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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

sam, or Universal Elixir. which relieves with
wonderful rapidity every disorder incident to
the digestive apparatus; California Liniment;
Electro Magnetic salve, Vegetable Specific,
Fever and Ague Tonic, Female Cordial, Anti
Spasmodic Fluid, etc.
The PREPARATIONS for the TOILET have been
brought, by time, labor and expense, to degree
Of perfection which knows no superior. They
are capable Of imparting that brilliant luster
and fascinating expression of oountenance
which ladies SO ardently desire, and to which
the other sex bows with reverential and admir-
ing regard. We shall name but few of these
choice preparations: Cosmabonata, for render
ing the skin clear, soft and transparent; Hun
garian Water, a toilet perfume; Spring breeze
Cologne, COMPOUND of floral aromas; Rose
lip Salve; Pearl Tooth-w wash; American Hair
dye; Restorative Hair Fluid; Star, Castor Oil,
Rosemary, and other Pomatums; Macassar,
Floral, Antique, and other Oils; besides Ex-
tracts for the Handkerchief, comprising all the
varieties necessary for the most extended range
of navoring.
VIM. Nc Cord has just eceived another
fine lot of Goods for Spring and Summer-wear,
which he is prepared to make up in any style
to suit customers. We advise everybody to call
and examine MoCoRDs stock before they make
their purchases. His store is on Sixth street,
below Western row, north side.
John Mcdonald, of the Central Dining
Saloon, gets up the best Dinners, Suppers, and
in the very best style of any one in town.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04
Strike of the Cabinet-Makers.

The members of the "Cabinet- Makers Pro-
tective Union" held short session last satur-
day afternoon, which resulted in nothing def
mite. ... - .,....
The Committee of Investigation reported the
following establishments without change:
Mitchell & Rammelsberg, Johnston q Mea-
der's, Weiderich & Jones, Aaron shaw's, Smith
q Hawley's, Mudge's, NJ. L. Duncan's, Kra-
mer's, Avery's, and J. 8. Johns.
The following communication was read by
the Secretary:
CINCIENATI, April 2, 1859.
To the Cabinet Makers Protective Union.
GENTLEMEE--Wo shall pay no more money
until such time as the men working in our shop
have finished their jobs. We will then settle
with those who wish to leave. We would,
however, rather have them continue to work,
as we will make things as comfortable for them
as we always have done.
Be kind enough 10 explain this in German
for me, and oblige @. HENSHAW, Jr.,
For George Henshaw.
Several matters Of minor consideration were
acted upon, when the meeting adjourned to
meet again to-day, at two O'Clock.
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CONCLUSION OF THE FUGITIvH-SLAvR CASE
LOUIS EARLY IN THE CUSTODY o HIS MASTER
The case of Louis Early-who, our readers will
remember, was alleged to have been the slave
Of George Klgour, of CabeD Co'inty, Va.-was
concluded before United States Commissioner
Brown on Saturday. The case of habeas eor-
p,s, which came up before Judge Dickson, will
be found reported in another column at length,
under the appropriate head. .MeSTs. Caldwell
and Jolliffe delivered THEM argument in the
morning, and Thomas Powell, Esq, in the
afternoon.
After having patiently heard the case, the
Commissioner reviewed at length the testimony
and points which had been offered, and decided
that Early was the property of Kilgour, and
remanded him into tho custody of that gentle
man. The negro was then put into hack
and driven to Covington, SO as to be beyond the
ton had been made in the mean time to Judg'
Leavitt for a writ of habeas corpus, who hat
refused to grant 1t until after this proceeding
before Commissioner Brown had been brough
to an end. After the case had be Dn concluded
he ordered the necessary papers to be made out
but ii was too late-the body of the negro wa
then In Kentucky. ... ... ...
Mr.. Jolliffe, however, brought suit agains
George Kilgour, in the name of the sEave Early
for $4,000 damages for false imprisonment,
proceeding that caused no little sAirkrise, an,
which will bo heard on the 3Oth in st. The de
cision Of the Commissioner caused sonsiderabl
chagrin among number of persons who wor
in the Court, but.there was no exoit ement, an
very little feeling of any kind exhibit ted, if W
except some anxiety on the part of Il 10 nsgros
who were present, and some bittern ess In th
i remarks Of the counsel.
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Dreadful Accidental Man Suddenly
Killed by being thrown from a Ba-


Dreadful Accidental Man Suddenly
Killed by being thrown from a Ba-
rOuche.
Yesterday afternoon, about four O'Clock, Mr..
Jos. Reindskopf, of the firm of Reindskopf 4
zeiller, wholesale hat and cap dealers, on
Pearl street, met with his death under the fol-
lowing unfortunate circumstances: Mr.. Riends-
kopf had gone, in company with Mr.. Bachman
and family, In q two-horse barouohe, TO Fis's
garden, or saloon, on Harrison pike, about Eve
miles from the city. On their return homo tho
horses became restivo short distance from
Fie's, and ran of, striking the barouche against
fence. They were checked up, and Mr.. Bach
man got out, with his family, and went back to
the house. Mr.. Reindskopf started on with
| the barouche, but in few moments the horses
became unmanageable and again ran off. Mr.
r., finding himself unable to guide the team,
leaped from the vehicle, and falling head
foremost upon the ground, his neck was broken,
causing immediate death. The horses dashed
down tho road and ran into horse and buggy,
in which were Messrs. Mack and Backhouse
The shock was tremendous, making a complete
wreck Of the buggy and killing the horse, but
| by miracle almost, the occupants were saved
| without injury. s.r ..
The remains of Mr.. Reindskopf were brough
to this city and conveyed to the residence o
| Mr.. Bachman, on Plum street, between Georg
and Seventh streets. Mr.. r. was young mai
| Of fine attainments, excellent social qualities
and was highly esteemed and regarded by
| large circle of friends.
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Ericsson's New Calorie Engine, by
which this paper is printed, proves success.
It runs Hoes Lightning double cylinder press,
throwing of three thousand impressions per
hour, at an expense, for fuel, of one cent and
half per same time. Our press and engine room
is open to the public at 10 O'Clock P. M. Ladies'
and gentlemen, welcome
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

KARL FoRMRsl Welcome, welcome back
again-thrioe welcome to tn De, son and song
ster of true Liberty. We (of the "Cincinnati
Occasionally know, and kindly remember thee,
Defender Of the Right-Terr,E to the Wrong
Doer Of Good Deeds. Thy nzission is to give
sweet melody to two worlds--the Old and the
New. God has a noble work In thee.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

EVENING before last the body of a negro was
found in the Ohio River, under the wharf
boat, near the foot of Main treet. The evil
dence before the Coroner's Jury showed that the
name of deceased was Thos. H olland, who had
fallen from the Martha Putnam some two weeks
ago. Holland was about thir ty -four years Of
age, and leaves wife at Mt. Pleasant, in this
county.
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PRINTERs AVENUE Our great Caloric leads
the van Il! Since startin 6 the Ericsson Hot-air
Engine, near half doSe' printing houses have
removed, or are about 10 remove, to Fourth
street. We now learn th,tt the Commercial has
caught the Fourth street fever, and will soon
quirer have each an eye to "Printer's Avenue" "
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BOARDING.

RoARDTNG-On or two Gentlemen can
-MD secure pleasantly furnished room, with Eeod
boarders, at No. 1O1 Longworth street. between Elm
and Plum. Terms moderate. apl-B%
BOARDING - One pleasant, unfurnished
A-D front room, on second hoor-for a gentleman
and wife, with board. Also, room, with board, for
two single gentlemen, at No. 23D Race street. above
Sixth. Reference required. mr3l-3t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

JOHN Smith, deck -hand, fell from the
steamer Kentucky into :he Ohio River last Sat-
urday, while that boat was lying at the wharf.
He was taken up by Iparty of gentlemen who
were enjoying skiff ride, and happened to be
near by at the time the accident occurred.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04
Departure of Trains.

oIEcNNATI, HAMILTON 4 DATI9S-s 500 A. M, $40
dntion.
oTcIEEArI 4 81; LQUIs-9:Oo A. M, 4:IS P. M 1880
p. M, Louisvile Express.
IEpI4NAPoLIs oIN9INNATI-6A. M, 4lbP.M 500
LITTLE MIAMI-9:OO A. M, 4:l6 P. M, Iis3Of.M
oIEeInFASTI. S,.. MARIETTA PA1KsHsBuHG From East
CINCINNATI, WILMIEgToN ZAERsvILLE--From East
Front Street Depot-9 A. NJ, 4l5 P. M.
OIFcINNATt, RICHMOND IEDIANAPoLIs--6O0 A. M
430 p. NJ.
ASpERsoE, KokoMo & LoaANsPoRT-Frona Cincinnati.
Hamilton Dayton Depot-6:OO A. M.
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HAVANA CIGARS. ETC.
Choice Havana Fruits,

a UCTI0N.-The undersigned having taken
IN the large and commodious store, No. u West
Fifth st, under s. Hubbards Trade sale Book Store,
offer, on Tuesday mOrning, the 9th inst, an in
voice Of Clothing and Ladies' Dress Goods Bonnets,
N B.-China pedders, and others having goods TO
dispose Of will do we'll to call.
The amount of sales will be paid as bills are
made out. The best of reference given Sales every
Tuesday and Friday morning, aud each evening OF
the week +. 0'BRIEN, Proprietor.
MIR. Dixon, Auctioneer ana A.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

AT regular meeting of the Cincinnati Ty-
biographical Union, No. ., Mr.. Thomas Cough
lin and G. W. Colby were elected to represent
the same in the yearly meeting of the National
Union, to be held at Boston in May next.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

LAST night, at eleven 'olock, we saw two lit
tie children, boy and girl, asleep at the
Hammond street Ststioni- house. The boy said
his name was Gamble. We hope this may at
tract the eyes of their p srents.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

THE number of maria 60 licenses issued last
week was ffty-one, which is an increase o.
twenty over the number issued the week pre-.
vious. .. ...
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

"1SB UNHIRBD SERvA MT" will visit our lady
readers early Wednesday, morning.
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by
DeGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL.
~ Cured

totally impossible to publish all the Certificates
Rheumstism. Ex Mayor sexton Camden, N: j.;
ST.
18th and Locust SIS, Phila. Negragia-Dr. Wood,
s%Ss HsSTT SO RS sou, s'sFG$E S Is yg1
eha Coates 20 ST Rhi Mp
18Th and % BTc%% sss Phiisi ETs SoiSis AadsTsSn:
S: Is ESS s
Martin FsnSSast @SIiSa H PGIa Dfsfnsss.
ism, n 0ti pekiUsen i th and Tho%psOn,
Phila SEp,H r. auttchPs Int I7h and
PoRRsH rf S'fE SIS
Nolan, 52s Chestnut s., Phila, hhsnmatism.-T.
FTes Vest sfpsF Pss Of Stomach and
ESS 5 SoTh a9 Six Rn s pR
ssn s SsaayWas Mfns ST. FSs .Hd
Gaksd Brsest.-Mrs. Mayland, Proyidenee, Delaware.
IESS ISne, S PSia. RSeunstisn. @MFs' George smith,
corner 10th and LOCUST sts Phiia. Neuralgia and
Tss 6Sssnnt TsHi Hin F6S sNc
sps 2 NoTa StBbst sESra &c. PRs PRR
and SSusRS
M CITY Catherine f:
Deaipess.~e. Il. Smith, Columbus, Ga. Paine q
EMGGSssGp MSs GGSl%SS GA sprfp@se ps
20 years standing-W. q Ringby, Montgomery, Ala.
n6a Z. PAIN IL BTesst@%%. MiddistoR, TipcOiS Co..
Ky. Deafness, one bottle.-Mrs. J. @. Palmer, Ra-
leigh, N. o. Piles.-John Almonds, Augusta, Ga.
Deafness. s.-Thomas G.. Cox, Atlanta, Ga, Rhenma-
tismJohn D. Russell, % Chestnut street, New York.
Neuragia.-S. 9: Price, Roosevelt street, New York.
Pain in Beck.-wm; Lucas, 20 Baxter street, New
New York pssIness Al Weeds sr BS Hancock CO..
Mr " BsnchsTd 2OS nth street PhilH John Gin;
Lyburn street, Phila. sPrsinsd WriSt.1Wi Frank;
np sqHin etn Sy9eG J9nn rlpe, tVV nont
Logan, 2 George street, PhiIe. Infammstory Gopt,
| G. W. Humphrey 5th and Dickenson streets, Phila
Rheumatisn Sarah Sutton, ss2 South Eighth
street, Phila; s. Stetson Bbert st., above Eighth,
Phila. spTained Ankle, also EnsrSsmsnt q EleSw
Joint-J. Draper, 397 Market street Phils kruption
Head and Swollen Neck Of little child only year
Hand Of son, and Swollen Breast of wife OF u; ~ Da-
| Wis, Esq Somerset Borough, Pa. Eryspelas ana
Rheumatism : b. Tree, Esq.L Port Penn, cram
Dealer. rheumatism. : Mr.. Williams, Merchaht
| Tailor, New Castle, Del, and hundreds OF otneas
that may be seen and talked with by any one miSo
wholesale and Retail, by
j. D. PARK,
Corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
BS- For sale by all Drussists. mr5o
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

NOSELEY'S CORRUGATED IRON is
4NA the cheapest and best Metallic Roofing now in
use. We call the attention Of Railroad Companies to
and II used on temporary depot buildings be re-
used when improvements are made: Old shingle
covered without removal Corrugated Iron Doors
and Shutters made 70 order are cheaper % and more
street. IapiFl g. M, HOWELLS 4 CO., Agent.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

WE see that Cal. W. hOmas is an Indepen-
dent candidate for Cou ncil in the Fifteenth
Ward.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mayors Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, Cincinnati, April 2, 1889.
n N. w. THOMAS, MAYOR OF THE
Ne city of Cincinnati, do hereby request the pro-
pretors of coffee houses and beer saloons TO close
their houses the day of election the 4th Instant
deeing II requisite and necessary for the peace and
good order of the city.
apt N. W. THOMAS, Mayor.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

THANKs to Adams Express for Eastern pa.
pers in advance of the mails.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

THS proprietors of the Volksblatt moved
into their new office, in he Court house build
ing, last Saturday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DENT GUTHRIE

MS INDEPENDENT GUTHRIE
GREYS, Attention !-You are hereby notified to
attend the regular annual meeting Of the Battalion
the election of Battalion and Company Officers and
Payment of Dues. Every member is expected to be
on hand. BY order W. K. B0SLEY, Major.
j. W. MORGAN, Secretary. ap4-f
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Nas- See interasting Local News Oh
Third and Fourth Pages.
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IL. A.-THE REGULAR

MS Y. M. M. l.. A.-THE REGULAR
meeting of this Association will be held In
the MERCHANTS Exchange TUESDAY EVENING.
April 6th at half past o'clock full attendance 10
requested, as the Board will call for expression of
the will Of the Association regarding the Chrtsty
Cabinet. j. l.. TALBOTT, Rec. Secy.
rQI
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-A NICE HOUSE AND
with daily omnibus passing the door. Apply at the
Fifth street Horse Auction, from nine to twelve
o'clock. tap4-BTl b. DAY.
ENOR RENT-R00MS-Sev rooms in q
N Brick House; and, also, a Cottage suitable for
mechanical purposes for families, on Bank Alley,
between Third and Fourth streets First house East
above the Lafayette Bank. Apply on the premises.
mr29-Br
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

One or two additional Car
w riers Of the "Daily Press" for the city Of
Ky. ap2
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R. DAVIS,
TRUNK MAN NUFAC RER,

GIBSON HOUSE, WALNUT STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Travelling and Packing Trunks of all kinds, Va:
lises, Carpetssoks, batchels no., ON hand
or made TO order. MM-AM
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

GOOD PRESSMAN-One
w used to running Cylinder Presses preferred
Good references required. Address "a" Lock Box
S05. ap2
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SMITH q N1AON'S HALL.
Z FIRST APPEARANCE OF
Mile POINsOT, Mime LABORDE,
Premieres Chanteuses from the Grand Opera in Paris
Farewell appearance of
CARL FORMEs,
Primo Basso from the Royal italian Opera, London.
'f '.H GUSTAVH sATTER,
The celebrated Pianist, and
THEODORE THOMAS, rs
Director Of Thomas & Mason's Classical Quartette
The whole under the direction Of
CARL ANsCHUTE,
Musical Director from ns,d the New York Academy of
Card.1;Mr. ,ULLMAN. Director and Lessee Of Of
SaE&f RRTisTs, WHO, % during the two Jazz
have made so much sensation In the chief Northern
merits o essh 20 At s the public in ccnspc
nous manner, he will give .H
Two Grand Concerts,
Which will take PLACE on MONDAY and TUESDAY, DAY,
April and All the S Are made 9S ns
himself to make these two Concerts the most COM
PIes and perfect musical entertainments ever given
Carl Formes being like Mad LsbSrSs ss.,s,aa and
as we'll as u Se highest styles Of sscTed Music, and
the orat9ros Of Handel and Haydn the Ir9gramme
OPERAS AND ORATORIOS,
ITALIAN, ENGLISH AND GERMAN MUSIC,
With view Of afording the public an opportunity to
hear those celebrated artists In all the different styles
Of music in which they stand unapproachsd.
Prices Of Admission
Reserved Seats 81, and charge for securing seats
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Persons buying admission tickets at the door are
entitled to occupy all such seats which have not been
sS F Plano O's stors on ana Fstsf.
Doors open al TX !; to commence at o'clock. ap4
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER

LEWIS BAKER, Sole Lessee; d. A. BARzHDAs, Stage
Manager; W. @. TRUMPBoUR, Treasurer.
Seventh night of the engagement Of the distin-
Ruished artistic, t-.
.,s s.., MRS. G. N. SINCLAIR,
late Mrs Edwin Forrest, .and the young American
MIR. HENRY sEDLEY. ....
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, April 4th
and 9Th, will be acted the elegant original PLAY In
three acts, of sterling worth, replete with brilliant
and poetic language, entitled
EXTREMES MEET; OR, Men OF TEE DAY.
Frank Hawthorn, MIR. Henry sedley; Sir Lionel
Norman Mr.. Nsgle; Hon. Augustus Adolphus, Mr.
Mortimer; Doctor Plsyfair Mr.. Rainford MIR, Cum
n1ghem Mr. Jen2ings EverSTd Rgg6y, MT Wills
Mr.. Melville; Lucy vsyssoHr, o,,,: Mrs: G. IN Sinclair; ;
Mrs Griffin; Miss Jenny Wildbriar, Mrs. Julia Jones;
Miss Cholomondeley, Miss Cook.
In consequence of the length of the comedy, no
farce will be performed.
To conclude with
PAS DE DEUX..".. BY Emily and Fanny hayland.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

"ANTED - B0ARDERS "A Lady and
w Gentleman; or two single Gentlemen, to
board In a private family. Fine front room, second
story, gao, etc. References required Address B.,
this office. apl-N
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

WANTED-CASH- thousand dollars
w at 10 per cent. Tlrst-cla securlty given
Address Immediately, "R. d. WENDELL, POST
Office" ap2-At
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

ms-ADVERTIsE IN THE HOOsIER
STATE, Lawrenosburs, Ind. mrSe-AWf
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FOR SALE.

KIN0R SALE-A valuable old established
receipts. Apply soon to r. s, at this office ap2-B"
LN0R SALE-A lathe, slide-rest, etc. Apply
n at 83 West Fourth street room No. I, up
stairs. apl-t
EN0R SALE-A desirable Mt. Auburn resi-
~ dence, situated on Southern Avenue. For par
tculars inquire at the Washington Foundry, corner
of Vine and Longworth streets. mr25-AM~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

"ANTED-A good Carriage Driver, we'll
w ssSnainted and used to driving In city. Also.
for hire, nr class Farm hand, Porters, etc also,
street. mr3l-2t>
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

"ANTED-A Girl to operate on Howe's
w Sewing Machines. Apply at No. 20 West
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

"ANTED "A good Baker and Confeo-
w ltloner. For information apply on board the
steamer Lady Walton at the foot OF Main st. apl-5t"
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WANTED-By a small family, three or
w four rooms, In respectable location, not
more than ten minutes walk from the Post-ohice
Inquire Of Ed Parker at the Mercantile Agency Of
b. Douglass Co., corner of Third and Walnut.
apl-2t%
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"ANTED--A boy to drive Furniture
w Car. Inquire at No 21S west Fifth street.
mr3O- b X, p. ARERNETHY.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-T0 LEASE OR RENT-A
w vacant Lot, or half Lot, 10 or I2 feet front.
Mary streets Address Oayley Harris 54 Baum street.
State price and location, with without privilege cf
buying. rr ap2-aws
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SMITH & NIXON'S HALL.

To conclude with
PAS DE DEUX.,...... By Emily and Fanny Rayland
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w Steady work and good wages paid to good
workmen. Inquire at 215 Fifth street. mr20.Bs
ATANTED-A BOOK KEEPER Pos
w SESSING the best testimonials desires en-
poyment Address Book keeper Box 1885, r. o.
28-B@
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-04
Fanaysraphs.

- That was very angular mistake
made by Digg as the wedding, Who, when
introduced to the bride wished that she
might enjoy many returns of the present
snwsJimmy, get some kindlin' an be
mskinla fire." .Plaze, sir, l cart Mis-
ther O'Brieu used the last banisther yister-
Say. ~ s'Ths banisthsrs gone Thin 80 on
the root and thry the vartue o. them
shinslss." In q week Afterwards Mr.. Aur-
phy wants reduction ''o' nnt-'kase the
not lakes l" zoe-s.s M n.. e,.E
1zsss- -YxAE OLD.-The Rome Ssnti.
Al feia&ss that thrse-year old girl &C.
ecthpanisd her father upon visit to her
kfSnd parent in the country, where bless
~ IL insoked BY the whits.haired patriarch
beiore each meal. The custom was one with
vhiei, our little friend he'd not been familiar
st home. and of course on the 6r-t occasion
ohs wss Silent with interest and curious
vstshfulness. Bat when the family gathered
around the board the second time Of her
Viit, she waa prepared for the preliminary
jplisious eefs9ony, and observing that her
iaahee did not seem duly eonscious OF the
supreschins solsmnity, she called him to
order BY saying with stern gravity, BE
aiH paps-grandpepa's going to talk to his
plale pretty coon" FL.
yVssY OID BUT Coon. D.-kr. Slang had just
married his second wife. On the day after
Ihs vending, Mr.. Slang said:
; -sI mean to enlarge my dairy,
ss.You mean our dairy, my DEAR" replied
Mrs. Slang.
ii .ay / shall enlarge ny dairy" said
sss~Say our dairy, Mr.. Slang" se
sNo, my dairy"
ss.Ssy our dairy, my DEAR" screamed Mrs.
Slang, seizing the poker. 90
sgsMy dairy Ny daryl" vocifsrated hel
.sOur dairy! our dairy our dairy !" re.
echoed the wife, emphasizing each word
with . blow Of the poker upon the back ol
her bringing spouse.
Nr. Slang retreatsl under the bed. In
passing under the bed clothes, Mr.. Slang
bat was brushed off. He remained there
several inmates. At length his wife saw
his head pearing from under the bed like q
tortoise from its shell. u s.g.. =
a.What are yen looking, for Mr.. Slang r
sai6ebe. 4s l.l84 ,o tia
II An looking, my dear, to see if l can se'
anything Of our hat" .B-z.ssh zz ~.
The struggle was over. And ever sine
NJ. Slang has avoided this odious singula
poosessivs pronoun. ...- .....
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-04

The SOUTHERN ULTrMATUM- The Charles
ton Mercury (Which, being published at the
place where the representatives of the "har-
monious" Democracy are to meet, may be
supposed to indicate the temperature which
will exist in that torrid REGION declares its
policy to be the support Of the nominees Of
the Charleston Convention, if they place
themselves squarely on the rights of the
South as deducible from the Dred Scott
decision; and, if they are defeated, Withdrawal
from the Union. If the Charleston Conven-
ton fails to come up to the work, it goes for
an exclusively Southern ticket, and separation
from the Union in. case OF its defeat. Thisis
on the comprehensive and magnanimous
principle of s'heads, Iwin-tails, yoW lose."