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Places of Holding Elections.
CITY OLERK,s oTFIoE, !

MARCH 2ith, 1852. 4
WN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
= adopted by the City Council, on the 25d day Of
March, 1882 notice Is hereby given to the qualified
electors of the different wards, that the following
places were designated to, hold said election-said
First ward-old Engine House, north side Fourth
street, between Sycamore and Broadway.
second Ward-Engne House, next west Of Msehon-
ics' Institute, en- Sixth street. -
Third Werd-Small Brick once, north side Of 5ec
Fourth Ward-Engine House, east side Vine street.
berween Front and Second streets.
Fifth Ward-No. Engine House, east side OF Vine
street. between Canal and Court streets.
Sixth Ward-Hockmans Coal Ofice, on Park street
and Whitewater Canal.
OF Elm, near Fourteenth street. ..,..-
Eighth Ward Engine House on Cutter street. be-
tween Belts and Laurel streets.
Ninth Ward-No. 7 Engine House, on Webster st..
between Main and Sycamore streets.
Tenth Ward-Engine House on Race street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Eleventh. Werd-Junction of Hamilton road ana
Vine street, at Mohawk Engine House.
Twelfth Ward-Brighton Engine House, on Bank
street. '-
Thirteenth ward-En House on Sycamore e..
between Seventh and Eighth streets
Fourteenth Ward--Engine House on George street.
between Plum and Western Row.
Fifteenth Ward-Westsrn Engine House, on Fifth
street, between Mound and Smith streets:
Sixteenth Ward-North.wost corner OF Eighth and
Freeman streets. -
Seventeenth Ward--Ensine House, corner Of Stone
and Front streets. =.
The polls will be opened between the hours apd
afternoon. SAM. Il. COhWlNEt
mh2b.tt. Pair. ...4s rtr.r. City Clerk.
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Opposition City Convention.

Pursuant to call, meeting Of the Opposition .Oity
Building, Monday evening, February q, 1889, whom
the following unanimous action of the Committee
had and ordered TO be published viz:
Resolved, That we recommend that Convention
Of all citizens Of Cincinnati opposed to the Demo
Tuesday, March 10th, at O'Clock A. M, to nomi-
nate candidates for the various municipal offices, to
be elected In April.
Resolved, That Delegates In each Ward Of the city
be appointed upon basis Of ONE Delegate for each
ton over fifty Votes cast at the election for county
officers in October last.
Resolved, That all citizens IN each Ward, opposed
20 the Democratic party be requested to meet at the
respective places of holding Primary Meetings, on
Monday evening, March 2sth, at seven o'clock until
nine, and proceed TO nominate their Ward Onicers,
tive Committeeman during the ensuing year. and Del
egates 10 the Conyention according TO the following
apportionment, viZ
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LATEST BY TELBGRAPH.
From Washington.

WAsHINoros, March 2j.--The Boston Dele
sstion, representing the State Street interest,
kad an interview with the Postmaster Oeneral
this morning, andrePorts his concurrence In the
Attorney Generals opinion that the removal
of the Post-ofice was Illegal and his decision
that Il must be restored TO its former location,
when the remonstrants viii be allowed q rea-
sonsblo time to execute bonds 10 save the Gov
srnment from loss. f.fi TEr.H. H.erl .-..7rr.
Qeueral Herran Is still here awaiting the ac-
ton Of our government on certain sections Of
the treaty with New Grenada, negotiated In
1e4o, relative TO the imposition Of tunnage and
other taxes, and by which American citizens
ere placed on an equality with those OF that
Republic. TRf r1
The amendment TO the Cass- Herran Treaty
which wont out by the last steamer, is expected
10 roach BogOts before tho adjournment Of the
New 0ronadian Congress. t
Mr.. sickles denies the report that he has
employed an experienced corps Of phonograph-
srs to report the approaching trial, for publi-
cation. f V .t.,. p. r
A private letter from distinguished source
OF Paris, states that NJ. Elvansseur, the French
Bx- Minister to Mexico, will 60 to Nicaragua,
nominally In the interest Of the Belly Canal
Company, but really TO secure 10 French citi-
zens the right to supply Asistic and African
apprentices in mining and agricultural enter
prise. 81 ..r
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Ifrnm PhIInheInhia.

PHnApkLPRIA, March 25.-The State Legis-
lature has chartered q company TO build a rail-
road on Chestnut and Walnut streets, without
the sanction Of the City Councils. An ordi-
nance was passed through the Council, giving
consent to the building Of the same road under
a charter passed by the previous Legislature,
with an amendment, requiring the company to
Pay 100000 toward Building bridge over
the Sohuylkill River. The last bill passed by
the Legislature not being yet signed by tho
Governor, the former act takes precedence.
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Fires.

JoLIET, ILL.,, March Pa fire this morn
Ing destroyed FIVE stores, involving loss of
between $26, 900 and $4,000. Fs
CLEVELAND, March 25.-J. B. Higbee's
Flouring Mill, at Belleyiew, Ohio, was burned
Isst night. Loss $4,000. Insured for $12,-
600. The FIRE was caused by friction in the
machinery.
TOLEDO, March Pa fire this morning, at
Napoleon, Ohio, destroyed nearly ell the bust
ness part of the town. Loss $l7 7,000--par-
tiallv InAured t. s-
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, March 25-M.--River falling
slowly, with IA feet inches ON the falls.
Weather cloudy. Mercury As.
eT. LOUIS, March 25-P. M.--Tho river has
risen four inches in tho last "a hours, and is
stilI swelling slowly. No change lie reported
in any Of tho upper streams. Weather clear
and cool.
PIrTsBURG, March 2S--P. M.-River IL feet
by the pier mark, and rising. Weather cloudy
with Indications of rain. Departed-Monon-
RShela, for the Wisconsin River.
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MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature.

BosroS, March 25.-The Boston and Nova
Scotia Telegraph Cable project was opened
In the State Senate yesterday, and in three
hours Il passed a second reading by vote Of
yeas IA, nays IS. The bill will doubtless fall
dead In the House if IL ever reaches there.
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Now Gold DIscoYerIes.

LEAvEEwOBrH, March 25.-The Lawrence
Republican says that letter from Mr.. Mory,
Of the original Lawrence Company, now located
near III Paso, states that plenty Of shot gold is
discovered on the banks Of the Arkansas
The yield Is from five to ten dollars to the pan
He thinks the prospect is better than ever ex-
isted in California.
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tBy Telegraph
PhiIadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March p.
Flour unchanged. The inspections for the week
amount to $500 brls. Sales superfine at So 3T46 20;
extra Sc 4466 62f, and extra family and fancy at
&c 1907 Is Sas to quality. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
steady. Wheat scarce and held higher. Sales Red
at 81 59al 81, and Whito at 81 TO@l S. Rye sells on
arrival at 81 Corn In fair demand snles 1000 bush.
Yellow at sec., afioat. Oats dull sales 5000 bush
Pennsylvania at 646l56c.
whisky held at 2SId50c. .s .r
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by Telegraph
New Orleans Market.
Nrw nnIrANe. March IS.

NEw ORLEANs, March y.
Cotton nrn sales to-day Of 1900 bales, at ING
hc for middling qualities Sales Of the week 900
bales; receipts do 5000 bales, against So 900 bales
exports, 900 bales; total EXPORTS lSI000 beles
cepts ahead Of last year 20 bales; receipts at all
Southern ports ahead of last year. 605O bales; pres
ent stock, 40, 900, against 1000 bales.
Flour dull at IS s7E for superfine.
Sugar buoyant at 6Ac Coffee firm at lie. for prime
Rio; eaes of the week. 1000 bags; imports, 1900
bags; total Imports, 900 bags against 800 bags;
present stock 1900 bags, against 5000 bsgs at tho
same time last year.
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by Telegraph.
New York Stock Market,

..I.. Kew YORK, March 25-P. NJ.
Stocks firm Chicago and Rock Island 5sS; Illinois
Central, c.: do Bonds 9Ol6; Michigan Southern l3;
New York Central, 10; Reading i9f; Virginia Skies,
g5A; Missouri Skies, 81; Galena and Chicago, 6s;
Michigan Central, 5IIs Cleveland and Toledo, 2iA;
Pacific Mail, IS; Louisiana Skies, el'6.
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RaiIrnad Matters.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 25.--The first through
train, without change Of cars, from Columbus,
eio the Columbus, Piqua and Union and Belle
fontaine roads, arrived here at six o'clock this
D..
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APPORTIoNMENT OF DELEGATES.

The undersigned were appointed q committee to
procure the Hall and Issue the call for the Conven
tion and in pursuance OF instructions, hereby earn
ostly invite citizens who opposed to the so-cAed
Democratic party, 70 meet at the Primary Meetings
and nominate their Ward OhlceTs and elect Delegates
to the City Nominating Convention, under the above
action. CHAS. Z. CIST,
\. s. DAVIS,
j. II. GUNN1NGHAM,
-..,....-. w D. BICKHAM,
mar9l 5E .EL Ia oommittss.
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srEANRoAr REaIsrER.

tARRtyAts - Boston, Big Sandy; Hazel Dell, Louis
yiilc;s Telegraph, do.i 4, y. Iyl2r, New Orlealns
Caledonia, Maysyillc; BRAZIL 81. Louis Panolg do
GoQdey friends, do; Marengo, dot swallow, Park
ersburg; Defender, Now Orleans; Pocahontas, Wa
bash River; Dr. KaDe, Pittsburg. -
DrpARrURgs = Boston, Big Sandyi Telegraph,
IOuisviel Forest Queen, Madison; Caledonia, Mays
Vile; Persia, 81. Louis; Prairie Rose, do; Rocket,
do; Hazel Dell, Pittsburg; Courier, Wheeling. q
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Cincinnati, Richmond 4
M&
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

Great Through Route for
lSD1fASRAkfoHHlHstrE fERkE oHHlHstrE,
LAFAYETTE,
CHICAGO,
L0GANePORT,
FORT WAYNE
TWO TRAINS leave Sixth street
Depot, at 6 A. u. and $50 p. NJ.
"a. M.-fNpTANAPofis, ST. Louis b CHICA-
GO FAST TEXPRE6S,-Through direct, making close
connections for all other Western and North western
points. This Train also connects at Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, Kobo.
mo, Logansport, and all points on Wabash Valley
$50 p. M.-INDIANAPoLIs, CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESSING above Trains make
close connections at Indianapolis Lafayette and Chi
cago, with Trains for Terro Haute, Sprn geld, Rock
leland, Galesburg, Kenosa La Crosse, Jacksonville
Danville, Burlington, milwaukee, Mattoon, Naples,
Gaena, Quincy, Prairie du Chien, Pana, PEORIA
Dunleith, Racine, Decatur, Bloomington, Joliet, La
Sale, St. Paul. and all towns and cities in the North
west.
BS-Throush Tickets given and Baggage checked
For further Information and Through Tickets, ap
ply to Ticket Oh1ces north least corner OF Front and
Broadway; No. l69 Walnut street, near Fourth at
south corner Of Fourth and Vine street, or at
q ''' '''A b. Il: MORROW, Superintendent
Omnibuses will call for passon gers by leaving their
names at either of the Ticket osices;, sices;,,uu =.
las ,.. w. II. SMITH, Agent.
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on the CITY Ticket;
On Township Ticket (:
One Constable for each Ward;
Ono Assessor for each Ward.

On said 4th Of April the Judges Of Election will, in
their respective Wards select udolous PERSONS hev-
ing the Of electors serve Petlt Ju
rors in the Superior Court Of Cincinnati according
to the following apportionment, certified to BY this
Clerk of said Court: d. g. 49, . s
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT

" the subscriber has been appointed aud qualified
M Adminlstrhtor on tho estate OF Matthew Gerty,
deeeasod, lato OF Hamilton County, Ohio. All per-!
ons indebted 70 said estate are requested 70 nmedl-
tons having claims against said estate requested
10 present The raine 70 tho undersigned for payment.
PugH KIRE, Att'ys. JAMES RODpYJ.
Admir- Of Matthew Serty, decd
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Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples, Etc

W0HN BATES has just received 800 dozen
% Cans Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples, Straw
Green Peas, Green Corn, AsParagls'
nut up In the best style, for family use.
oter iluiIdlnQ Sycamore street a8i
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jelnen Cones rer @runb aaee 3petterea
tiinitletil4en Bortrases 1T, 70 liz aud in
oer S9auipieltunt Der @rune ter b6berea
Defamation bic refine unp poQitdnbtoe
.Nusipra d jepts ti1s,lntn Wpttes.
8pH HFanbi'9 III pie Ausfprd9e2 ,.been,
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D. Gineelantt.
Oas Qieb Der 96neef1cden.

Ureu' bih, freu' bid, tuntle Grbe!
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Trablinsatleib4en neu esma9t. .
greut Gu9, Menl6sn, aud unt i&autt
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unb mas ,lsij' mir &ud pertrauet,
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Sir ber groe Uru9t unb Bliitben
@inb ms Qeben mir sewedt,
DAP lie, sor ber Stiirme @utben,
unler @ilterfluslein bedt;
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Die ber &rbe 9S@fts lint,
Drum tpebl je ber Bittie feblsn,
Der lie liebenb i9uSt unt limb =?
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Oie 3i8ennerin.
Mus benz pprtefeuille meiner Qiebe uni 2iebeleien
g}on 81. q. Sapbir.
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mem @epddtni0e uno hem 2eler sinise
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8arten cetnes Su9enoberSenS mit9etbeilt:
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meiner breiten Nale trdumen l1Bt!
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au@ nt@t in bic 2iebe> metn Greunp !!
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niele @eriude MAIDEN, mii0en piel per>
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Safpb Mfainser,
Grieoensri@ter Justice of the Peace,)
Deuti9er Nptar II. Qanb~ Wgsut
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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-09-17
The Broderick and Terry Duel.

The S. F. Bulletin has the following in
relation to the action of Frederick and Ter
nv upon the field:
at fell to the 10 Of Cotton to announce
the conditions Of the fight, which he repeat
ed twice in loud, clear voice. They were
that lie would ask Are you leady?" and
wait for response. He would then pro-
nounce the words Fire! one twon' during
which the shots were to be fred Calhoun
Benham repeated the conditions on his part,
and the pistols were then p acel in the hands
of the principals, who Lad thrown off their
overcoals.
Mr.. Broderck seemed little nervous,
and as he received bis pistol, grasped it with
a convulsive grip. He ALSO instead Of stand
ING perfectly erect, threw one foot out, as if
to brace himself; but Mr.. Mckibben cor.
rected his position. Mr.. Broderick wore a
wool hat, which he pulled down in front
and appeared to measure his opponent from
the feet. He did not look at him openly;
but all his actions, his compressed lips and
rigid muscles, showed that his nervousness
was the result not of fear, but of intense
resolution, or, perhaps, deadly hate. JUDI e
Terry, meanwhile, stood erect, without a
wink or motion, like man who was ac-
costomed to such position.
AS the seconds stepped back and Mr. COL
ton gave the word, the principals raised
their pistols, which they had held p)inttd
to the ground. On the rise, Mr.. Broderck's
weapon went off, the ball striking the ground
few feet short Of his opponent. The next
instant, Judge Terry. who had fully raised
his weapon, discharged it and exclaimed,
"The shot is not mortal: have struck two
inches to the right" Mr.. Broderi' k
suddenly turned few inches and was seen
to brace himself for a moment; then
gradually lowered himself down to recln-
ing position on the ground, and then fell,
eve. at full length He did not speak a
word during this time. While Mr. Brod-
erick thus fell, still clasping his pistol, Judge
Terry stood with his arms folded till his sec
onds advanced, and with them he left the
field unframed"
The Evening Telegram says:
"The word ARE you ready? being called,
Mr.. Frederick took some time to examine
his weapon. After lapse of some five Sec
onds he answered, 4 am am ready Terry,
in the meantime, had kept fixed eye ON his
antagonist; but Broderck, when he answer
ed, and just before the fire, turned from his
vertical position and owerd. This was, OF
course. an incautous movement on the eve
of fire. The words 'one, two however,
being called, Broderick discharged his pistol
without effect Immediately thereupon, Ter
ry fred, and his ball took effect in broderlck
right breast, about two inches above the nip
ple." .'t~ - o.