Columbus Era from Columbus, Nebraska • 3

THE COLUMBUS ERA. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES, NO. HUMBUG lCMOCATIC SKN'ATOIUAL CONVENTION. The Democratic Senatorial Convention met at Schuyler, October 11, 1876, to put in nomination a candidate for the Uth Senatorial District. C.

Barnum, Sr. of Platto, was FU0MGENOA. Latest 4 iVom tho 'JiVoiii-. Arrest of Honest Farmers The Work of U.8. Officers.

Editor Eiu: Genoa still exists! anl I thought to aware )oa of that aud a furir other facta of eqimlly importuned. Plenty of game aud plenty to cat. No death, marriages, runaways or "siuh liko." For souio time past there been a misunderstanding between tho far ners of tho reservation and the proper authorities, which resulted, Thursday () t. 12, iu tho arrest of the following named farmers: Joe Montgomery, AdamCush ing, R. A.

Smith and a Mr. Cahbier, by the Dep. U. 8. Marshal, John A.

Belt-ser, assisted by Draper and SholwVll. Now, Jin. Eua, allow me a word in vindication of theao men just a few facts, which can, and will bo proven. Last SpHng, these men; Smith, Cabbier, et wero called together at Kellow's store rind told that tho paper and agree ment hitherto made and entered into by PLATTE COUNTY A BIO THING FOR ITS AGE. FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CEREALS, Ifi; SiC.

The Fair opened on Thursday. The weather was fine, and nt early hour the exhibitor began lo pour into the fair grounds with their product! mid at noon each department was well represented. FLO UAL HALL. KB, l' ITS AND YEOETABLt. Tho display in lh'u department was superb.

Fourteen different varieties of apples and several kinds of peaches, six of onions, four of sweet potatoes, thlHben of Irish potntoort, carrots) parsnips) rud-Mies, were enterod by John Tuuna-hill, of Ilutler couuty. A specimen of ornamental paiuting, by Collins Martin, of Columbus, was grandly artistic, and attracted much a-teutton. Speimen wax flowers and ehromos, by M. Weaver) would havo done credit to the Centennial show. D.

Fauoette' ppeoimcn display of harness and saddles was enough to make 1 FAIR DEALING mum AT" BOTTOM FIGURES. E' A A SPECULTY -AT- T. C. RYAN'S SOUTH OF DEPOT. 46 PQ 09 a CO A a PLASTERING! 1 a.ui now prepared to contract for all kinds of Mastering, Plain or Orn -mental Will give Arstjclass rcfcroncM in CUica.

((i or Omaha. CiOOD WOltK AND LOW I'lttCES. EUGENE PURR. WISCONSIN GROCERS J. B.

DELSMAH PROP. A TU. UXP.OF ROCERI ES ALWAYS ON HAM), FO It SALE Cheat) for Cash Store one Aim ert of 8tillnin' Drug Store DANIEL FAUCEFTE Manufacturer and Dralcr In HARNESS Saddles, Bridles, Etc. Munufactured to order. Blankets, Brushes, Fly Nets, Combs, Ect.f Repairing Promptly Attended to.

Tha Celebrated VACUUM OIL BLACKING always on band. COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA. McMAHON WOLF EL PROPRIETORS STAR BILLIARD HA ALSO DEALERS IS Foreign and Domestio Ales, A.T. Scrr Topper Diitllled Cong. Kv.

boarbo rare, apitoi i Senate abtnet Cm(J. 44 AAA Breckrnrldg r. I'n'i English Tile Ale. wanlacXXX Lublin Stout. JCnHombng.

Thl tht UenalBc Imported Dablia rortef ELEVENTH COLUMBUS, KEB. E. C. PINKNEY, fer.aua i Pure drugs MEDICINES, PERFUMERt, 'AWtf, MLS, AWm tAUCT UNCLES PROBATE notice. Ill lli mailer of (he estate of fhbiiiMiVeliih, (loesed.

Notice ii hernbv glren that lb reditor of aaid decern) Will ment the execiilur of aid esinte, befor me; t'oiinty of flatt County, KebraakS; at th Ownly uilgo'a oll'n-e, in amd Cuiinly, on the 80th lay of October, l7fl, nti th day of Juniwry, 1877, and ootlie gttthdayof March 1Mi7, nt It) o'clock a. each day, for Ih purprise of pre.nuting their claim for examination, annulment, and allowatica. Hlx inonlha are allowel for creiliUira to ore. sent their clainik, and one your for the eit- eeutiira In aetlle aald estate, front he 2Hlb 'day of September, JS7(J. 5 I Paled, Reiiteoibcr iA.

l87n. 8J-j JOHN G. IIHiCINS, Count Judgb. Oimnlliui'a Kuie Real ltnte; Hy virtu of license issued hv the District Court of the Foil rth Judicial District for 1'Ulto eniiniy, Nebraska, th undersigned gu irdian of Itickly, AUxrt Rickly I and Haniuel 8. liickly, minor heirs of Caro line llickly, Uoceaawl, will ell at public vendue all tho rilit, till and inlereat of aald minora, or either (if thrm, in and In the following deterlhod real ealata, situate in I'latt eounty, Hi ale of Nebraska, to-wit htila three and four, in block on hundred and forly-six lot four, in bloek two hundred and aix; lots three and four, in block seventy-three, and fractional lota Ave and aix in block ninety-nine.

Snld ftnta Id take place on Thursday th day of Obtober, 1X70, al two o'clock In tlie afternoon, at (lie west front diHir of the Court-house, id C8-luiiibu in said I'latta county-Terms made known at 'time of sale, 8I-w4 JOHN KICKLV, Uuardian. Columbus, Sept. TM, 1)170. NKW ADVERTISEMEVTS. iOAl COAI Kock SortnaF Coal.

tH ner ton bv the ear load, during the months of Sept. and Oct. Order through J. 11. MKAGHKK, 31 4 Agent U.

I. K. $91)9 evt 'an't be made by every agerlt evrey month in the business we furnish, but those willini to Work can easily earn a dmeu dollars a day right in their own localities. Have no room to explain here. Business pleasant arid hoiiorablS, Women, boys and girls do as well as men.

We will furnish you a complete Outfit free, Th business pays better than anything else. We will bear expense nf starting you. Par ticulnrs free. Write and see. Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daughters, and all classes in need of paying work at home, should write to lis and learn all about the work at once.

Now is the time. Don't delay, Adress Tars Co Augusts, Maine. HaMaMMMBBWMHMMM. GOOD USTEWS FUK Tllk r-ARMEttS. Qrwer i Have Reached Bottom A large and well selected stock of GROCERIES, QljEEN'S WAREj GLASS WARE, WOOTJEN WARE, and NOTIONS, just being receive! and offered at bottom price.

Sturs oil cdrner of Nob.j Avenue 13th ti. CEO. E. bRAKE, Ag't. I IKtean Busineost Extraordinary Inducements Will bo Offered iw II.

II Til Mil Dry Goods, Hats, Caps Ar A'OTlOXSf. Ai my Stock ifuit It QmwtrltJt firtif Cak! Talk is cheiip, but Prices tell; I have got the goods and amboand to self To convince yourself of the above fact and sco how Low Goods are- Sold, eall sv W. H. HeidelbergerV TWELFTH STREET, liaainond Hmm I UUiUUlUUO, TWENTY-FIVE GENTS! WILL SEX fKOM JtOVT Till after the Presidential Election, POST PAID ht ADDRESS THROUGHOUT TIT T. UXfTED STATES.

NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IL ADORE jS THE WEEKLY UN LECAL NOTICE. I lHt DKlriot t'Ourt in aad fur l'lalt Joun-ir! Nelitaalai In Ih mailer of I lie" entnte of Alexander II. Mlelni, late iif llitlnltuiiiie count, Mute of Iowa, dvemued, ll appearing In the tlilMnficllnn of laid Oimrl, by the (Million of jttlAel IMgg, ad nnnUtraior of ih ealal of aaid Alra.tnder Mulculiu, deceoel, I lint there not autli-elent peramwil vxlnl In the hand of mid itlinel llrig-t. In pay Iho dtlila oulitlnn'ling SjiiiiNt aail and the eicpi'iixea of a litilnNlrntiiiii, and lluit tl in nm-eaary to Dell Iho rent PKliite of mhl dvren.ed, lu-wili rmctioiiiti lola I an.liwjln hlork 7 Iota I ami 'i in Murk Ml; 1m it and 4 in block tlH; Iota 5 an ii in 1.1. lota I ami hi till, lot 5 mi I ti in hl.H liai lot II in block ltiJl Iota and In liloek Ml iiiaHnd4 in hiiM-k Ihii lot 5 and Kin Mock ItM Iota 7 ami In bloek lot I and 2 in lilifk I Ml in block Jtl! lot I in block XJf lot 8 In hints ii lit 11 in block 'l'.

lot 8 in Mock i lot 4 lit block 2 III: lot 0 and in blink 2)1 1 Ml In block 2.VI lot 4 in block -'j and lot in block all of whicli aald InU are in ih city of Columbus, in I'lntt county. Mtate of Nebraxk. It la thcrelore ordered that all peraon interested In the aaid ealale, appe.ir befor ni, Oeorgs W. I'oal, Judge of tile fourth Judicial UUti ict of the dtnta of Ne-braaka, at the t'ourt'lioiia in the town of Oweola, in the comity of I'ulk, and Htato of on the lUth day of Ueceniber, IK7ti, at one o'clock in the afternoon, to show cniiae, if any Ihry have, why license shauld not be granted to the suid Ansel llricga, adniinislrator foreaaid, to ell the real entnl of said deceased, herein described, for the purpose of paying the debts out-landing agninsl aaid (IcceaseJ'i estate, an the expenaeiof adniinislratlon. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be pulilixhnd in the Cot.rMnc Kiu, a weekly wapiiper printed in aaid l'liilte c'oiintyi at least four ucceaaiT week prTilis Id the hearing of aaid application, the laat day of publication lo be at least 14 day before aid day of hearing.

Gen, W. I'oht. September 21, 1H76. Judge of Hie fmirth Judicial District. NOTICE.

Is hereby piven that sealed proposals will be received at the olliee of the County Clerk of Platte county. Nebraska, uhiil lueaUay, October 17th, iriiti. at 1 clock p. for the construction of two bridges at the liiliowinvc points One bridge, across Hloedorn creek, near the house ol Martin liioedorn, on section 5. T.

18, It. 2 west. One hear the house ol ni. J. Jrwtn, on section line between sections ti mid 7, T- 18, It.

west. Plans and specilicntiniM for each bridge to be seen nt iho county clerks olbce. litdders are ren nested to bid for each bridge senrntn. liids fur both bridgei er will lie coiixiilervil. liund lo guarantee tlie fulfillment ot contract will be required in double amount ot contract price from the succcnI'iI bidder.

County Commissioners right to re ject any or all bids. I nvmentu to bo in warrants ou Special Uridge Fund. By order of tlm County Commissioner Columbus, Oct. fob 1H70. V.

Q. IIkciiks. County Clerk. Election ProblamatlOtl. Nolle is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 7th day of A.

1K70, at the following named places iu l'lalt eounty, Nebraska, to-wit: In Columbus precinct, al the Court -liourt in Iiutler precinct at Ih achiHiIhouae of (list. No. 7 in liisiniirk precinct at the schooluouae of uist. o. 1 In Kheruian precinct at the house of M.

C. Lnnlb, in Heclion ti, Tawnslnp l'J, Itiinjre 1 east. In Creston precinct at thH shoolhouse of (list. No. in Klicll Creek precinct at the schoolhouse of dint.

No. 4 in Stearri's pre cinct at tile bouse of nilson llrntucrs. sec 22. T. IS.

K. 1 west. In Humphrey precinct at lb home of Walter IWouU, sec. T. 211, ll.

1 west. In Lost Crecs precinct at the schoolbous of dial. No. II in llui-rowa precinct at the choolhoust ofdist. No.

14; in Granville precinct in the house of Ab Kowo, in sec. 22, T. 20, II. 2 went. In Monroe precinet at the scHdolhouse of Jist.

No. 6 in IsHikiug-glnsS precinct at the schoolhouB of disl. No, 111 in Pleasant Valley precinct at the house of Patrick De- laney, in sec. ii, T. H.

a west. In Voodvill precinct at the the school-house of dist. No. 47; iu Walker precinct at the house of Iloniiott Ulseu. A general eluclion wilhiu and for I'latt county, Nebraska wlil be held for Three presidential Kloctom, Oue Itepi-escnloiive iu Cgrcas, Governor.

Lieutenant Govcrnor Secretary of Miule. Ktate Auditor. Stat Treasurer, Attorney General. Superintendent of Public Instruction. Land Commissioner.

One District Attorney for lb 4tll Judicial District. Oue State Senator for 14th Senatorial District, One Representative in the Statt Legisla ture for the District. One Kepreaentative in the Sat Legisla ture fur the 61st Diatrict. One County Commissioner for District No. 2.

One County Surveyor. One Assessor for each precinet. One lioad Supervisor fur each road Dis trict. Three Junge of Wection for each pre cinct. Two Clerk of Ejection for each precinct.

On Justice of lb Peace fur Columbu precinct. On Constable for ISismark precinet, One Justice of the Peace for Sherman pre cinct. One Constable fur Sherman precinct. Tiro Justices of the I'eac? for Creston precinct, Two (xinntatjlci for t.mton precinct. Two Justices of the peace for Shell creek precinct.

Two con st air lea for Shell creek precinct. One eonetabl fur Stcarn'i precinet. Two Justice of the peace for Humphrey precinct. One constable for Humphrey precinct. Two constables for Lost creek precinct.

One constable for Hurrow pracinct. Two Justice of the peace for Granville precinct. Two constable for Granville preinct. Olieconatablef.it Monroe precinct. On Juetic of the praee for Looking-glas precinct.

Twer constables rur Looklng-gtas precinct. Two Justice of the peace for pleasant Valley precinct. Two constables for peasant alley pre cinct. Two Justices of the peace for Woodville precinct. Two constables lot Wmxlville precinct.

Twe Justice of th peace for Walker pre cinct. One constable for Walker precinct Which election will be opened at 8 o'clock in the morning and continue open until clock in the afternoon of the same day. By order of the eounty eonimiiuoner this day of October, A. 1876. 1 1 rlncHS, county clerk Sati'mut, October 14, 1876.

FARM FOR SALE! The undersign! offer to improved farm for Ml cheap for cash, illumed in Town 16, Rang 1 Kant, being Ih North. Mat quarter of Section ill, in Duller Cou.i. ly, Neb. Forty acres under cultivation with a lot of limber growing thereon. Terms one-half cash, the balance in one year with 10 per cent, Interest, secured with niorlgag or bankable not with god security.

For further particulars enquire of J. J. Kau.ii. Folk county. Nebraska.

MILTOS J. EDMONDS A.L. Democrats; turn Out to-night. That wonderful trick horse was la town thin week. Monty of deer, geese, chickens and ducks near Genoa.

They liavo a hotel in Genoa the National House. Grand Democratic Rally at the Opera Hmso this Several stacks of hay linvo been burned near Genoa this week. George R. Nunnelly, Antelope Pick," was iu the city yesterday on bus! ness. Thou.

O'Neil is constructing a pood crossing from SehiU'a corner to Henry Bros. Tho ra'lrOad bonis in Saunders County have 6aried by two-thirds ma jority. K. W.Arnold and fami'y, of Grind Island, came dwii this Vcek to attend tho fair. llnius and traces of tho ancient Mound arc found in the vieiuity of (ii'tma.

S. C. Wheeler, correspondent of ti Lincoln Globe, was in town a day or two this week. Tho number of cars of grain that will be shipped from Columbus this month ai reach 500. Air.

Jiongvhore, of this place, erecting a wiud-ni'dl forty feet in diame ter a a power to a feed uud grist-mill Dr. George L. Ur, editor of the Omaha Herald; will speak Democratic gospel this evening at tho Opera House. Call at M. II.

Columbus iting House for your Saddle Rock and II. B. Mallory'rt Cyst- rs. Prices BeJ roik. The litor of the Omaha Herald and jor J.

V. Davis, of Omaha, will a-rive here this creliing on the 4 o'clock train. We are imt ahlo to purchase a full suit of blue jeans, Imt have ordered the Ligg -it blue jean shirt-collar to be found in Indiana. Thu directors of the agricultural society had a wind mill erected ou the fair grounds to furnish a supply of water for stock, etc, Mayor MihVt aiid M. Whitmoyer went to Omaha I tst Tuesday to attend to the tux Mi't ii tlifc county and lite IT.

I H. R. There will he divine service at the Geriinn Reformed C'lureh iu this city to-morrow, morni ia and evenin.i. Rev. J.

A. Hood will uffieiatc. On Wednesday week last Thomus O'Xeil lost a valuable animal a dark bay mare. She du of some disease led in her system by the epizootic. Hon.

Miles Zeutmycr, candidate for Lieutenant-Governor of this State, will speak on the political situation at the Opera House this evening. Judging from the number of counties represented at our fair, Nebraska is evidently waking up to the value and importance of agricultural societies. U. Si Marshal Ball has been about here this week looking for a victim. Marshal Ball's beef bills are doubtless pressing him, and this accounts for his prowling in this section.

A rare opportunity to bear the trtlth, touching oiir national affairs, will be afforded at the Opera House to-night. The eloquent orator, Msjor J. W. Daf is, of Omaha, will there deliver au address. The Columbus Cornet Band were out in full uniform yesterday afternoon.

After discoursing some excellent music on our atrwU they proceeded to the Fair grounds to enliven our country cousins. The speakers appointed at the last meeting of the Tildcn and Hendricks' Club Messrs. Higgins, Speice and Guy C. Barnum, speak to the audience that will assemble at the Opera House to-night Women stampeded and husbands skedaddled fn David City, Saturday, when H. H.

Ames, of this place, drove np to the hotel in that barg and announced that Gen. Befher and Gen. Christ, of OlombtH, wnked dinner made chairman, and 0. Fi Brown, of Schuyler, sc rctary. On motion, Higginaof Platte Bond and Miller, of Schuyler, were appointed Committee on credentials, which committee reported the following delegate as entitled to seat in the con veil' ion i G.

C. Barnum, W. N. Heusley, John Stauffcr, and J. G.

Uigius, of Platte J. Vanhauaor, 0 F. Brown, J. Miller, A. of Colfax.

Colfax Couuty conceding the candidate to Platte, J. E. North, of Platte, was put iu nomination, and on motion of A. During, delegite from Colftx, J. E.

North was declared the bomiueo by 'aeclainuiation. On motion, tho Chairman of the Central Com uiittee of Plattd, and Chairman of the Central Coiiiiiiittco of Colfax, were appointed the Democratic Central Committee for thii Senatorial District; Convention then adjourned. Democratic County Convention; The Dt-mocraey of Pl.itte county met In convention at the Court House on Saturday, October 7, at 2 o'clock, P.M.. and organired temporary by electing K. W.

Toncray chairman, and ou permanent organizaiion J. G. Higgins was cilled to t'ie chair and M. Schram and John Stauffcr were appointed Secretaries On motion of Jo'n Lisco M. Ilouoh and Daniel IMlcran were appointed a committee ou credentials, which commit too reported the following dulegitcs entitled to repriSenta ion in the convention Columbus Precinct M.

Schram, M. Weaver, J. (J. Higgins, Joha Lisco E. W.

Toncray. Shell Cro Precinct J. Hono- hon, J. F. Fly mi.

Pleasunt Valley James Duey. Butler L. K. Kuhne, P. H.

Martz. Walker Daniel Holleran. Lost Creek -IV. Murphy, Patrick Doody. Stea' ns Wm.

Tracey. Granville A. O'Doniiell. Burrows W. Rossiter.

B'n-mark A. Matthin, J. Votes. Fiii-t informal ballot for fepr -sensitive stood BuruUiii 10, Kavan iugh 9, Mor-rissey 4. Ou formal ballot Parnum received II, Kavnnnngh 9.

Whereupon Barnum was declared the nominee of tho conven tion. The convention theo proceeded to the nomination ot a county commissioner, the first i i form il ballot rcsulti ig as fol lows Wm. 9, Maher 5, Mackeu 3, Pat. 3. first F.mial lialot Jiloadern re ceived 9, iher 8, Slacken 1.

Hayes 2. Second Formal Ballot lil.cdern 11 Maher 9. Bloelern wai then the nominee. J. G.

Higgins, J. Stauffer, Guy C. Barnum, and W. N. Hensley were elected delegates to the Senatorial Con veation, to bo held at Schuyler, Wed nesday, October It, to nominate a can didate for the 14th Senatorial District Float Convention.

At a convention of delegates from Colfax, Butlef and Platte counties, held it David City on tho 7th of October, 1876, for the purpose of nominating a Democratic candidate for Representative from the district composed of said coun. ties, C. J. Phelps, of Colfax, was elected chairman of the convention, and A. W.

Crites, of Platte, secretary thereof and thereupon Caleb Davis, of Butler, was unanimously nominated as such candidate. Ou motion of Mr. F. G. Becher, of Platte, the following resolution was unanimously adopted Resolved, That our candidate for representative be and he is hereby instructed to vote) if elected, for no man for United States Senator who is not a Democrat in principle.

The chairmen of the county committees of the respective counties were then appointed to constitute a district committee for said counties. The convention then adjourned. C. 3. Phelps, Chairman.

A. W. Cbites, Secretary. J. J.

Bump, arrived here Wednesday from the Black Hills, where he has been since March last. Mr. Bump is wild over the richness of that country, aod says that a few days before he left for home, several of the richest silver ledges in the world have been discovered between Custar City and Dead- ood. Some parties made there in eight months from $50,000 to $300,000, and that as soon as this trouble is settled explorations will be commence 1 which will develop the untold millions. Mr.

Bump will return to that cmntry as soon as his affairs caa be arranged at borne. The Platte County Fair is more than a luecwi iw every department; Major Burgess, ct. on the irt of the Government, and tho farmers above re futred to, "were null and void," and, using tho Words of tho speaker, that if they (the farmers) cultivated the land, they would do so at their own risk, for the property might be appraised and sold at any time." Iu view of these fids tho farmers began operation of farming. Now it ueeini that some in a chinery, has been removed from the premises, and oue Jake Shotwcll, dressed in religious garb, and seeking to throw IhO fraud he, himself, was guilty of on others, as can bo provcii, sent fur tho officers and had the parties sires ted for "conspiracy against tho Government." Some of tho farmers, who were not to he driven in'o matters which they thought and knew to bo illcgnl, refused to give half of the grain they had labored for all summer to such an onprinciple scoundrel as Shot well. Had tho S.

officers put a suitable man there, or had cotno themselves and recn to tho mutter, all would have been well, for there is not one of them but what will do the square thing and nothing liiore. As far as tlltj nlitcliincry and other thiligs concerned, let them arrest Shotwell, Draper, et. and bring up the people of the reservation to a fair and impartial trial, and we have not a shadow of doubt but sime fo irfttl revelations will bo made. The officers, in their conduct Wednesday, were anything but civil and gentlo manly, calling some of tho ladies, who were under cxcitemo'it, liars, Ao. Let us see that tho future has no more such men to rule tho poor, and let tho proper authoritcs look into this mat tcr and put honest men to do their bus! ness.

More by and by, ClIABITTj A very pleasant party enjoyed themselves at tho Opera House on Thursday night at a ball, the firit of the sermon, under the management of Mr. Fred. Matthews and Mr. John J. Rickly.

Arrangements will be madu for a series of like cntcrtiiinncnts- Apples! We will receiVo iu about ten days a car-load of choice npplep, in bulk, which wo can sell at very low figures. See them before you buy. IIenkt Bro. OST, A. white pig with two ii black spots Information leading to its recovery will be rewarded.

34 K. D. Sherman. VTOTICK. Il All personi knowing themscWe indebted to l)r.

X. J. Murphy art requosted to call and settle wilbout delay, ty money or not. 83 T.J. MUIU'iir, M.

V. DEUTSGHES GASTHAUSl Ol'l-OBITM I'OVBT HOUHK. Board and Lodging, one wrrk. $4 Bupprr, bed nd breaklmt for out nun with hay and aubl fur tm, V0 oenti. PAUL HOPPkH.

COLUMBUS MARKET REPORTS, Corrected Week! Henry A Bro. GRAIN. Wheat. SflSjTO ISfl ISO Flour Orn Mel. PBODICE.

litis iiiao GROCERIES. Snrsri, rtl, per KlM, Tea Syrgp, 111 tHso lo Itgl im ff ill vgia a Hmp, MEATS. Hm. rrUil Shouldrra, )taOfl, Pickled Cora St'ak Ko.nt Buffalo, rlk. vralM aad aakfie retail' ed at beef prion.

POULT BT. lo Lire tMckeaa, per Tarkera elili kom, pf IlRT (KKiDS. Standard print, fn Prlata. hl (llnrhama, Suad'rd sheetta" Blehe l.i a izaia 12JT lt'-g the noble hiirflo fo 1 proud of the advancement id in cquino equipment. TIIK ART GALLERY Was Well presented in all the modem styled of pieturo iking, and deep was the sigh and sa 1 the expression of tho olJ uiaidhcn s'io cast a furtive glance au I saw the crystal, eyBj elevated feature.

alabaster neck, taper form, and aniblo-lal euil of tho original transferred to paper by artistic skill. Pieseoti II ill's array of musical in strument and sewing machines whs lend feature in the list of articles. VEHICLES. This department was represented iu several Varieties by H. Pi Cool dge aud Cuas.

SolmcJer. Many of the vehicles were of homo manufacture, as substan tial iu buili and elegant iu fiuish as any manufactured iu I he cant. The display of animals was vaiied and excellent, as wai also ttut of cereals. We shall publish a full report in our next issue. On Tuesday evening last, an entertainment was given at the Opera House by the Beiger Family, which was well attended hy our music loving citizens Some inconvenience was experienced owing to tbc intcri of the hall not being completed.

The audieuco was delighted with the performance. Tlie members of thii popular troupe are accomplished am icianS. Sol. Smith) in his comic role, has no superior ou this continent. Tbc troupe are' cu route to California CORRESPONDENCE.

Euitoii Eat: Mn Kupper, a farmer liung in Tracey Valley, met with a suiouc loss by fire on Saturday, the 7th inst. The laud used as a fire-break Lad become covered with a thick giowth of weeds and he concluded to burn it off instead of plowing it over. The fire ran swiftly towards his buildings, destroying dwelling-house, granary, stabling, 200 bushels of wheat, ten acres of barley, and tho same of ouU in Btack, all his hay, a harvester, and other farming implements, waking a total loss of about 91,000. Setting out fire at this secson of tho year, is taking a great risk and jeopardising the property of others. X.

Editok Eka. Dear Sib For the benefit of future conventions that may be held in this county, and to show to the members of the late Democratic Couuty Convention, as well as to the people at large, we, the undersigned voters of Pleasant Valley Precinct, beg leave to state that at four o'clock in the afternoon, the day the caucus was held, we voted solid for John Walker as delegate, and that there was not a voter present at the caucus at that hour that did not (tipper Mr. Walker, and any one nuking a statement to the contrary utters that which is basely untrue. There are a feir persons ou Shell Creek, iu this precinct, who, like their nondescript leader in Columbus, delight in disrupting, arid would like to destroy, the harmony existing in our party. We are sorry Mr.

Walker, through chicanery, was deprived of his legitimate right, simply besaure hs could not be used by the great Michael Angela of Columbus, who would fain have driven us, like hogs to his market to prove the legality of bis credentials. Though Mr Walker and his friends wcrs victimized they were not idle, as the seqtiel to tie convention fully de monstrates. Jas. Mills loole, Adam Classco, Wm. Si.oane, Chas.

Actoji, RoBf. McKewe.i, Many others THE SUN," N. Y. CITY.