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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-28
TRITH STRANGER Than FICTION,

NOTWITHSTANDING the low prices at which goods
have been sold at the shaiersve Cheap sore the sub
scrber the and receiving
his second stock of Fall and Winter goods, which with his
previous stock hand makes of the most complete
sortmens that be found at establishment in Ohio
offering many goods lower than ever before:
Nov. 0Sth. A. V. HORR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
A NEW THING ENTIRELY The most astonshng

~ performance heard Of Barrels FTkns keE
finished without sdetsct alright and smooth
eponsh 10 varush. entirely by Machinery
Our Machine tools used perform me work Il patent
which Gold nd silver Medals and stio pppmt
the aaye following th-
them all OF equal length planes BON Ana one perfect
an Doth trs quality the timber orts them m perfect
each staye H. eo9.l proporon OF be accordin width
bowels cuts the crease turn' the heal
rd prnres the ooping process "a
Of finish challenge the
roduce better barrel hrsu kE than our Machines make
of wirh We
them inspection We naluficiuro
articles OF tie barrel family from th' smallest "n an sf o. re
largest cask reern which can be wtfnt6 20 hold the
hquids adopted % me ug ~ Dry goods In fact
the make imperfect article except the defect
exclusively IN the timber. -, -, =, .
ard Fe Rslosd an6 the Eira Niagara Falls Railroad
ne walk where any persons who wsh witness
HE Grafton machines and test TO their perfect satisfaction
eve brunch will feel the uos, pleasure exhibit
ing 10 such thing connected with Tue work
Persons purchasing the Right and Machines for oa
ton UNFOLD obtain information IN relation thereto
the
ng in our still applicants Will be referred - the
o pes mos, whom will doubt hold for disposal desirable oca-
ous within territories is conceded by all judges
who have examined the machine that sups everything
invented the purpose and must entirely supsrde
eli hand cooper1ng
NewYork Tribune TRAP CO.. Patentees aud Popretor.
Elmira, Newly ork, March 10. 1850
FTNO PRINTERS-FOr sale, second hand Single
Cylinder Napier Printing Macins in good working bed
X inches INSIDE made by Hoe Also double medium
Adams pattern Apply from IL to to R. j. RICHARDS,
No Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
11aints, Glass, &r.

WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE, No 10y fronI-St:,
w corner OF Madenane The NEW YORK and SAUGERIiEs
o White Lead which they offer for small packages
the lowest rates T. Lead eSnSeIed n G& President
nc cS G.i' Ii:'1 " T HFsRT sec'y. ~
ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
G now s,,D5seS fTR these ram" "
The superiority every respect Zinc Lead Paints well es
snS snsas s1 %vcs 5 the
NOT us for % by the principal this and other cities at
%ssS IN x so6 sts NsYo
WINDOW GLASS. WHITE LEAD, OILS,
FRENCH w SfGSfd dL zsS and thickness
TSS ss wi Wife fT sn1 BB brands in
Pp FRScH Tf% White aNcs e Monsne Co. manouus dry
and sEl I'll II Is LEAD kegs
sNsEED oit aaS psSsssAS 81 and SS refined
psr,nn Red Permanent Green m oil,
Venetian Red, Black Pant p.i IN OIL; OIL
p,rFs SI0P PR4 SfG in IA h. tin. GREEN bn
and 2 and 5 h. tins rr, yesY M an9 Blue.
B5qn.wct Greens dry fI Meaaaan Blue,
St cS5S%s Green: Es ss:.,, Bsss s.
Bronze Greens, dry, Antwerp blue aIms
Pans f ENGLISH ISL PARIS WHITE
Foeish Oxford Ocher and Roon Stone,
Chinese Yellow, Chrome Yellow,
Raw and Burnt Umbers, IN lump and po"ueieu'
Italian and English Siennas, c,,.rs
Jun Uaiei Spanish Brown,
yum '"'A"'' GLAZIERs DIAMONDS,
c,-.,p Frostings, various colon,
oaAiels r nes' British Luster,
rahIei : hHise'' English Drop Black,
Soer hni,.s' Refined Lamp Black,
Japanned Tins s osnna " mite O8alk
Sand Paper, f'ouN-
HARRISS PAINT MILLS,
SILVER'S PLASTIC PAINTS al shadeS
in luups g,sv
"Coopers" Glue "smiths Warn Shea smith IN oss 70 suit
brushes &c &C. "e' N sCHANCK, DOWNING Co.,
purchasers" No 100 Fultonst New olH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

Tor SALE or RENT-TwO newly-bullt Houses,
pleasantly situated the Hudson River Railroad Depot
Yonkers. Inquire OF ETHAN FLAGG at Ionker'
L,OR SALE-A. very desirable basement and three
story HOUSE 81 IN Morton, side Of Hudson
neie with every and order r immediate occupancy
Possession BY lot Of May. II sod immediately o,,,,,, -.
the side Of Modson-av Tor Sale or 10 Rent inquire Il
the Office No lC7 Fulton At Church. from 10 to O'Clock
EOR SALE-FOrty very desirable lots, elgiby sit
ud in the vars Of Enhester in fn view o. The SQUAD
This tTnc Mount Vernon the north and on The west
WI e sold cheap Terms Of Apply to d WNrON,
No , Tryonrow opposite City Hal
HOUSE for SALE.-The House and Lot, No 80
South 3rdst Wilamsburgb, will be sold on advantageous
g by So feet House Is by y feet two stones aud base
with flower garden IN front For further apply on
the pr, mues at No II FunkoTtst, OF j. LoN"SlI'EEI
I OTIS LOTS For Sale Cbeap.-Some of the
eligible village Of Olnville at Whamsbndge
Dp6 Harlem RsoAd within hour OF the city Inquire
the Real Office of NEWELL BARKER, No Nasslust-
NEW and ELEGANT MODERN BUILT HOUSES
~ for SALE-Four three story brick buildings Nos ~ 6 70 and
80 Connerce Newark n J. Each house = by II feet three
rooms deep containing eleven and cellar finished
style gas bathing hot and cold water and
marble mantes with CRATES built "a the most substantial man
ner outside walls thick finished complete within
the Markets Depot and IN good neighborhood
Price $1,000 Title indputab and terms accommodang Inquire
OF DAVID RIPLEY No. 81 Commerce OF Of 6oudD MOORE
No 27 MaIketst, Newark NJ or OF HoMEh MokdAN' No
Pinest, MY.
desirable of Ground in parcel four OF said Lots
Hampden Canonst running through from street to
The Lots Hampdnst are 67 feet south Of Dekaav
FIVE Lots % by 100 feet in depth The
cbed &C. beautifully situated Washington
RB% ioSd-s hO' 'D''D'' p''''D'''' ''r' V
DRIVATE SALE-A handsome Country Seat at
Oyster Bay Long Island Ase Farm the west side Of Hemp
stead Harbo Glen Wood the Steamboat Landing For
cuars apply to A j. BIEECKER, Auctoneer No broadst
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The subscriber, after
Ss Tnd S bsai fer M a. eni R. FISHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
Re-plating.

FAMILIES HOTELS, RESTAURANT about s"
SHIPS can have their old ware repated equal to OF
Of and warranted WI I. door plates
ses urns treys spooDs anu nlumbe FIX
keys candeabra dsh est 70 tie r.
Goods and orders sent near
tabishment win be attended to at once Of NO. @i~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

ITO LET-A Country Residence on the Hudson River,
i the vicinity q We.t Point situation pleasant and healthy
There sood with cellar and
sSS. Bsns, - The Bowery.
vI,O LET at RAvENSWOOD. Liza very desira-
bic old fashioned Dwelling House story s5A con
u s aT IN ss a T nv eSs sSd y .sse
subbeIy tosehe, with barn and sfe fai,
apply to Or. SANFORD. near the premises
VNO LET in SOUTH BROOKLYN-A three st9ry
House finished NTH extension 'oo no @ nnn walk from Ham
'On Ferry Rent moderate oHS n RENNApAY, No 5iwas
INO LET-Wellighted Boons Wild OF without
Power Of any size Inquire OF G d. siMoNsoN NO Si
Lewisst.
vU,O IET-The second and third Floors Of house No.
go Broome st. containing Rooms and three bedrooms each,
to small respectable families. Inquire at No a'6 Grand st
rINO LET-The Dry Goods Store corner Catharlne
and MsdisCnt for many years occupied tne m b
one 0ttOe best '"''H''' 'O'"''' c. A. C. POLLON.
ITO LET in BROADWAY---Several suites of Offices
AT Is Broadway for Merchants Lawyers &c Apply
at No. II Exchange place
VJ,O LET-Wen lighted Rooms with Steam Power in
good business location. Apply to DiETZ BROTHER 20,
rINO RENT-Those fine large, airy capacous and well
lighted Rooms Of the building Of the Hano-
Bank gwen ApPS u e
TIME BETTER HALF of a handsome new House,
separate divisions. for two families in Brooklyn thirty p
minutes: walk iron 1 rent s naue by note Box
No sos Y Post Office, Kent av Sd door south Of Myrtle
XIILLIAMSBURGH-Store in South 6thst., 5000;
three brick House on South block from the Ferry II
$3.50 Also several other s1uq Houses net" the feny
'e CoCKGR0FT Real Estate oc 70 South 7ths
WORK SHOPS to LET-The second and third
w stories ola brick Building in rear Of No ~: fuon' In
VHTATER Powerful Let, in the village of STAN
w building by 60 feet with water power Also
Touring mill with run of ''SPss E. %%RfSS 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
6ousss n)anteo.

pAKrRYrs advertiser xasi : 'S1sS + 4
b location :'. s.ssSs rem, Address NJ oi'
Tribune 0fbce. ,,eu WANTED-ln a pieasau'
puT preferred TNAST at this office The family
:; small family part Of sn respectable N.Sasls
w an a foci neigt p.,oy kitchen txo three other
p.r.s. family Na ss. s SA elss
are bG M II fsetor,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
CutIerp an6 Gar6ware.

HOUSE FURNISHING and MECHANICS
III wARE-J NJ DA COSTA Co offer for sale all anti.
in The above ns gssP for sssn sed taken hack NJ m
ham.st OF posite Divison-st, New-York.
lanes COCKER q Co, Importers and Manufae,
u urers No. 81 John st. offer for sale
BOILER RvETs Of all sizes
CAST STEEL i WIRE, assorted size.
IRoS WIRE Of every description
Comprising Telegraph nd Bridge Wire III long lengths Bright and
Annealed Market and Weaving Wire, Charcoal TIN
plated Broom Wire, Spring Reed Screw, Chain, Buckle,
Iron and London Emery-Agents of English
Cotton, Flax and six Machinery, Tools SC sc.
First Premium Ranges.
John T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Proprietor of
u Lockwoods celebrated Cooking and Laundry Ranges Also
Budd. RANGE which T beauty dSraRS and econ econ
So upward No SIS Broadway, OppOde ST. Thomas Church
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET-KNIVES, RA
IN ZORS SCISSORS, &c-Buders Hardware, Locks Latches
Butts e % a@ .Ds sSp n9 P0Es ds c
Comprising efu and complete assortment OF Hard
IS. LITTLE Noe 50 and 81 Fultonst
T LIGHTNING RODS.-A NJ QUIMBY & SON
dealers Qumbys Improved Lightning Rods Offices Nos 10
and 1872 East Hhst New FORK Orders will receive care
fu and prompt attention.
MARINE BOILERS For sale, one Drophue Boil
WI er feet wide high and 81 feet long, nearly Also
single Tubular Boiler Il vide T. nlgh and ID r. long
been used but little Apply to CAS W. COPELAND, Consulting
Engineer. No g. Broadway.
GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING HARD
- wAREA large assortment OF al nds 0T sale 0S 2T cash by
No. 1893 6hay~ doors above l5th-st
No. 80 sh.sv- doors above Dthst
CHOT. BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOUS Sc,
- No l59 Front Maiden laneThe SPRING VALLEY
SHOT end LEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY have in store
1 e G the above articles an
CHARLES W. Henry, sec'y.
TTREMONT CUT NAILS-Of Eastern Manufac-
g and quality BY s,. any Gse that to the
JOHN w. QUINCY. No. 81 Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
A. c. TuTTIE. Auctioneer.
NFNTFEI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-A
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNlrURE-
J. l.. NANDEwATER, Aucuoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE u

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AUCTION.-J L. VAN0EWATER will sell on WEDNH
bay April H. IOI O'Clock No IL 5hsy, all the Furnitnr.
the above house consisting in OF Rosewood and ahs
PaIor Furniture Mahogany and Walnut Paor ChsB Tabs
&c Marble top PIER Center and Sofa Tables Mantle Ornsmn
Bronze and Gilt Clocks Gandoes Cande6rss Qaen
Tables Pier Glasses Danask Nndow Curtains Lace Unk
do Dyon Brussels Carpets Mahogany ana Rosewood
made Stodart good order; Bedroom Furniture Mahon
and Walnut French Bedseads Bureaus Washands, Toilet SO
Spring Chairs Mattresses, Paaes Feather Beds B,ddN
BRUSSELS Ingram Carpets Dining Room Extension Ta5n
Dining Tables Mahogany ard Secretary Book Cases Etagers
Also assortment of China and Glassware fosethet VIA
general assortment of Basement and Kitchen Furniture, with whf
the sale will commence. -,
the above Furniture manufactured to order by Phye ands
IN dorlar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer. ,uc
HOI,CEu0I IN EIrRNITIfRE SALES al AOV-

IA D. JosL'S' "1 0sSce No Washington Buldins "a
IRON WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY pay H. :, u ., -
O'Clock the premises II not preo concern Offer o
their very extensive and complete m p,ovidenc.
Iron tide wse roI within years go
Inese .dv 70 be put into Immediate operation sna are
the production Of q tuDs Of iron nv VIE MIL capable Of
Connec.e sr wbich there regular and Increasing ,ro
Providence stshe prs'ps sysoS: Patent Wrought Spike sad
M"bpes which will turn out 70 .uh: per .nd whch could
capable Of t1Ipi Sesu Ids that product .,lu
,bs Establishment was built Tor use no ig IA Inc invpC
nsSs As complete establishment perhaps Is W
New Ess,Ia that no place in the United better
he prosecution by practical man OF ~ de
ny rods iron nails and spkes than the Sy 9, Se r,qsn
o. nd rapidly manufacturing ussN
ger o. the eare production Of these WORKS =, xssss
bese works being tide water wneIe .n sh,ere.
when their supplies coal and iron a.
r.ie OF freight; and labor can Of all tunes DC HA" w
elsewhere the purchaser would desire examine the y
f,,tber description deemed unnecessary a sasy
cheap and the s.%s s property apply s
an Tie nreuises and terms an HeSRYL KENDALL
Of the subscribers In Providence EDWARD PEAkob
Providence, R. l., March q, 1853 pAsNN
r>n1n unIySEHOLD FURNITuJk III Le etTSf
SPLENoDDIi yFIyRT TAPESTRY CARrhi..sS, the City
NGs PIAS !hs r,'RfIR ~ Ssos n :, ~.
c. TUTTLE viii r.. 9n therein all o. ys Ro.s %
q h s. ne sc sns f:si .soSa
sofas iS Eissss rsnsn o Mantle on.@s
stand ssS snd shsfs :as rem Velvet Tapestry Cps R
I'd Lee s' SS cSi Bro
F RiSs Chin: -: I'D aSs H.. ,,
.s .s .. s'ss ssd sfss's
,ss nd hssO Of ssssS Oil Paintings
Oh Pannns;:I;AAa ; sms Tsa,srs and othsn
b:f.a P.smsnt and Kitchen Furniture. with whicn ns
msaee Terms cash Catalogues on the morning "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

DIANOFORTES.-Th finest assortment of Piano
Fortes the city may be found the Ware of p
CURTIS AL Broadway OF George Hews celebrated
Patent Pianos and variety Of York and Boston
the Eoian Also Boudor and second
Pianosfor sale let N p b CURTIS, No Az Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

CTORE to LET in COURILANDI-SI.-Ih ell
cart trown with basement and second story
no east corner of Couenot and Geeswch Possession
dstely Apply to PETER A. H. JACKSON No 1872 Broadway
tween II ard u o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

ITO LET with BoARp-To Gentlemen ana poIo sne on
Wives ser sst of Msy handsome Room single Gentle
Inst and second foors with Panies wher the como" o.
men, in pleasant house in East brosoSss,,a
home may be had Apply at 30 " A hv single Cen
T1NFURNISHED ROOMS-Wa eusu ~ situation
~ temsn. Prrlor ano Bsdrcom vest Of Broadway i~
tetWeeu WaveTley-pece and rraoe
beard required. Address Box lSs tos poon furnished
w ANTED-A small neat sseP .ns t. FTsol asst AID
WANTED-A large furnished reC corner saa
w respectable private family S By is''s, , price sai
Caral.st single 0enur.s. an Fn nkiort sN'
~ Fagle Hotel corner OF wilma .,a
ccrd.iior Referees e1ehAns' ootleman Furnished
WANTEDBy s single gle sanf hSs. s s"sS
family wSee oh az BrOsdsy AS%ss.. H. D. NJ
Prnee end shss west s,sp sS particulsrs win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
1nstrnttlon.

A LADY fully competent to Teach the Plano-Forte
~ few pupils Inquire at No Is
Grove-s Vanderbeck, Esq., at his music wareooms No
BroadWaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
Sales bp auction.
VCTION NOTJCE-Bv SMITH

4 % IN NJ INt-Embroderles and Lace Good
- VAN WICK. KOBBY A TOWNSEND viii .sn =
THURSDAY Apri % At 10 o'clock Al their Aue,o, Room m.
tire baaIc. o. THIS seasous importation Of Media -
lod, red an Ace Goods OF Ncsss John gsns Co commas
6couet and Swiss Collars Sleeves Flosue.nss Trmmnss Pea
Habits Chemzeties Lice Jackets Mournps Goods uf
FmhToideTes Thread and |aeucis Lace (,rl
chiefs &C. TO which the part cu dealers IL pys
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-29
OUR RAILROAD.

l. will no doubt satisfy the people oil
Wapello that the cars are coming, when
they learn tina, the Engineers have been
at work on the route frem Ouumwa to
Agency City since Saturday last. We
learn from gentlemen who have accom-
panied the Engineers that the route from
Ottumwa to Agency is n UGH better than
the most sanguine friend of the road
dared predict; and that the rise from here
there is not much more than half wha,
il was estimated before the survey was
commenced. The survey was all plot,
ted up to Mt. Pleasant last week, and
that portion is ready for the letting of
contracts. It is the design of the CON-
pany, however, to complete the surveys
to this place as soon as hands and money
can do it, and let it out all a, once.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-29
Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant, to previous notice the Wap.
clio County Agricultural Society met at
the Cour, House, on Saturday the Oath
inst, ]. w. HEDRICK, President, in
the Chair, and E. WAsHBURN, acting as
Secretary pro TEN.
On motion Of N. Roberds, a commit.
tee of five were appointed to make all
the necessary arrangement for the Fair,
on the 18th Of October.
N. Roberds, G.. Nosler, G. ID. Hack
worth, ]. w. Hedrick and e. Washburn,
were appointed said committee.
The following committees were also
appointed to award premiums:
Committee on Horses--Aaron Har-
Ian; M Tullis; A 0 Russell. u..
On Jacks and M,.les--Jos McIntire;
w NJ Martin; c Fisher.
On Cattie-Chas Dudley; S d Ow-
en-; Richard Fisher.
On Hogs and Sheep McClung;
w Hedrlck; G ID Hack worth.
On Grain, Fruits and Roots--J nj
Peck; Lewis Leib; u Biggs.
On Farming Inpiements--N Row
erds; A Vanwinkle; ] III DevolI. =.
On Butter and Cheese-E Wash
burn; Thos Ping; Thos Foster.
On Cabinet Hare and Coopsrage-
Adolphus Remer; Hite; w Cald.
well. .......
On Harness, Boots and .Shoes-C
Gleason; ID P Inskeep; H Cleaner.
On motion Of N. Roberds--Resoiued
That in the absence of two members of
any committee, the President fills one
of the vacaacies, and that he and the
remaining member choose a third person
10 act on said committee.
On motion of J. G. Fisher--R. II.
Warden was elected Secretary of The
Society.
On motion, the proceedings of this
meeting were ordered to be published in
the Des Moines Courier and Eddyville
Free Press. .@e- .8
]. W. HEDRICK, PRESS.
T.. WAsHBURN, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-29

FINE GRAPEs.-Thanks to ]. ID. Dew.
IN, Esq, for a basket of most delicious
grapes. They were of the Gaia W a
variety, and were delightful to the taste
as well as the sight. There is no fruit
raised in this country which bears more
beautifully. or comes to greater perfec-
ton than grapes. We should like TO see
every person who has lot or an acre OF
ground, turning their attention 10 raising
enough at least for their DAN use. The
slips can be obtained in the Spring from
Mr.. d. or from s. S. Norris, of this
place. II only requires abou. 8 years 10
bring them to full bearing from the slips,
where proper attention is paid in pruning
and cultivafing them. Will not many of
our farmers and citizens Of Ol!umwa
think of this next Spring?
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-29
Affairs mt the Capital.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. |

The proceedings at Syracuse excite
the mos, profound interest in high quar-
iers. Opposition TO the settled policy
of the Administration will not be tolera.
ted. INSTRUMENTATION will assuredly
meet with the executive frown. Any
opposition on the par, of Adamaniines.
lncendiaries, Flexibles or others, will re.
.Aive severe rebuke. Very hard things
are Said hereaf the Hards.
Bloomer, Of ssn,a Fe, is appointed
U. S. Marshal for NV Mexico.
Griswold, of Michiga-. is anno;n,ed
Purser in the Navy, in placs,e Faun,ls-
roy, deceased.
The President directed all applica., ,s
for Purserships since the 4th OF Marcss
TO be sent 10 him, whereupon he ascer.
tanned that there had been only twelve
hundred. Griswold was not an appli
cant.
Story, Editor of the Detroit Free
Press, is here. He represents Genera
Cass as feeling and expressing lively
interest in the welfare of this Admins
tra,ion. QUIS.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-29

The FAIR.-From short tour through
the Northern and Western par, of our
county, and conversations we have had
with many intelligent farmers, we are led
to believe that considerable interest will
be manifested in our county Fair. We
are glad to see this, and hope that the
exhibition of stock and the products of
their industry will give stimulus to sg-
ricultural matters generally.
We refer the farming community to
the proceedings Of the agricultural meet
ing at this place on Saturday last.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-09-29
NO. XII.
\ From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Important Arrest

Important Attest
ora Counterfeifer ,cih $4,000 in his
Possession,\
On Saturday evening, Mr. l.. V. Ten
nett. Street Commissioner Of The city OF
Coving,on, KY, was al the Washington
| House, below ,ha. city, and opposite
Western Row, when the landlord, Mr..
Eldridge, advised him tha. there was
man stopping a. his house whose actions
he did not like. on accoun; Of the num-
Der of visitors in bis room. TenHent
wen, to the city and returned with Mar
shall II. Jordan, The Deputy Marshal,
p. S. Hoffman, and the city Jailor, Jas.
MCPHERSON, who succeeded in cdptur-
ing the tenant Of the room, who repre-
scented himsalf as George Kingsley
Two or three Of his companions, how
ever, escaped.
Kingsley had on his person two rolls
of $50 each OF new counterfeit two's on
the Ohio State Bank, turner's Branch,
Ripley. some dated August 4.h, aad
some September 7th, lS52--,he five be-
ing written over four, enormously en-
graved nm the plate. His room was
searched, rbu, having been very closely
watched, Kingsley had, before his ar
rest, gone up to his room, and, no doubt,
hidden what had been in his carpet bag. ]
and under the carpet, beneath the stand.
some three packages, containing near
$4,000 of The same Ripley Branch, were
found. In separate parcel, secreted
under the carpet were found three coun-
terfeit IS bills on the Ohio State Bank,
at Springfield. McManus President, and
D. e.. Clark, Cashier, letter A. dated
Nov. 4, 1851, Nos. 1850, 1899, 1890.
These are miserable countenei.s, and the
impression a very dark one. There
was in i, one $lO bill on the Pickawsy
county Bank, at Circleyille, dated Janu-
airy l3, 1852. No. 3596, that has the
appearance Of being genuine.
The party arrested was taken to Jail,
in Co, inglon, between and 0 o'clock,
on Saturday night, and will have a trial
before May or Foley to-day.
Sumo of the 50 bills have been pu,
in circulation, as we saw yesterday one
in the hands Of grocer in Covington.
Kingsley, az he calls himself, is about
80 years Of age. sandy hair. high FORE
head. slightly bald on the top of his
head; says lie has wife and four chill
dren seven miles back of Evansville,
Indiana, and tina. he was preparing to
go 10 California. II is supposed. how
ever. III a, he has given feigned name.
and will be recognized hereafter as some
notorious partner of gang who are de-
luging The ives, with flood of counter
felt money.
Grea, credit il due Mr.. Tennent aud
The Covlngton officers for the arrest.