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N E y ER'S
Miraculous permin DESTROYER.
For tho Destruction Of

Yor tho Destruction OF
Rats, Mtee, Moles, Bugs, Mosquitoes.
Roachea, Rleas, Ho&hs, Garden
Inseets7 Ants, dc.
THE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
kacvn udest the above title Soe tie lkat = ysaz1
tfpueaout Europe whsre shey have me-: with triun:
pha:t snoceM. kR!s AGautred fot taet lnventos aad
Esnrfacutef xortaWde celebrity, A:tated b1 tos En-
s<1w1 Il Ra9ia. 3ranes~ Au1t3tA d. Qeeen Of Eng
l1nd the Kiuxa Of keAnto. AollAod. Naples BAv&t%
aaxon1. a.: 4aa e AnsEc. tasis efaAeag h. oeea @
ths anpfp5A Of punesus pzivaie cHze0a that they
the on7 remedies IN she voed saru 10 e1teTmnate Al
ae,ers aiFaca!ea. p1e: e:ar.tlocs DESTROY the gavel
eE1e {ntxxaef4 without Naezt1+ and nEvec fall HA ri
- ofo9xht death e pioaso{ them in he World md
chsass 1hp owners and hush lnd1aen vii be mo more
ye3TotuL~ . =. - =. =
rsonthx or dye Der Cd for eash tno axea4. Depot
o{ III i1Teo3oe 4nd PROPRIETOR,
; JOSEPH MEYEH Practical Cher!A-
E11 RoAdxa1. teor. HorHon-ek.1S New YORK.
Genera Agent fst ses gnlted etates I'D Canada. G
1RkDkRlGX Y, 2C8AEQN DEu&Elxt No. ~ 4s4ot
AnQSa, ind II HkU~dNUt NIX. QeN peeo efo
, 1859-01-15

"Lawsof Wisconsin concerning tn. oESaaz alton and
government OF towns aad the poxe1s and duties Of
town oce:s and B3sras Ct 7u2ervsesA with numerous
practical tormes" The work compr,es compilation Of
al the statute lava concerac tht government Of tosrs
andpowers and dnuss Of towa ofi:e1A embracing the
euhIect Of Elections Town and Town Officers,
Fences a.d Penc We've kl4hways and Bridges &C.,
Dc. 1t also eonas nj tue for proceedloz In cve1y
case where written Instrument Is reQulrfd BY Law.
venlentg arranged tor ready reference: aso coploas
foot nctes by way Of distraction upoa doubtful ponta
With References to decions Of tbs Courts Of Wisconsin
and other etatea rendering the whole complete guide
fortow1 officers and others interested in ills peculiar
branch Of the La7 It aso contains tact portion Of the
sue which restes TO the and duties Of county
boards Of S1perv.sorA With practical forms and notes.
Price q IN leather badtns. e9h cts In paper covers
Cop!e. gent By al address receipt Of the price
W.R kEEN, Law Bookseller ard Publisher.
Jas bnt 1i8 Lake street, Chicago.
, 1859-01-15
THE PRESS AND TaEBUNE,s
Great Job Printing Establishment

Il she 2rxest and anes establishment Of the kind In The
west l. has more Beam Pren End Machinery: 1oore
Printing Materials and more sktul Workaen than s1J
other Job Printing House West Of New York.
The propdeton ire prepared 10 execute. On shor no.
nee. eve.5 variety Of BooK JOB LETTER PRESS
aod FANCY PRINTING in tho BEST MANNER
Il tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention dven to the printing Of
HusineA Cards. Pesta11,
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Circulars,
Bill Heads, CheckA.
By-lAwA Blank Notsa,
Rsceipts, Labe1a.
PR1N TIN g In 00LoRS
In 1lt4 yzeue1 done In beaufu1 gJle md vi rodcr-
a&e rzte1
An examination Of sPnOIMENa and PRICES i re.
epcctfuugIn1ited
a1O.ders from The County promptly nued. aud sent
home by EIprex1
, 1859-01-15

r. ~ Cltaycr'a Prize Medal taoncy
Soar the only genuine. Will be found best Toilet eoap
possesaIk ses and creamy 1asher. lasting and
delicate peume. an3 warranted not TO njure Tue AXE
bexare Of ocrnler+eits
rs Ole1vers Musk snd Extra Scented Drown Wind.
sor and Glycerine 6caus Also spouAceous Tooth Pow
de for the teeth sud to be had u al Respectable
Drux Grocer and Fancy storea In the Gnled 8sattt
NAuufactorJ In London Wholesa1e and Hetal It J. H.
REID Co., IN hndlt6 Lake.s. ChlcsEo: oe39 o23t 3@
l. Card.--The Subscribers beg to an
ubunce that they hAve been appointed Asen for the
sale of WALTHAM WATCHES, and th.1 they are now
prepared supply the Trade q Manufacturer Pracea
They Will euarantee the satisfactory performance Of
svery Watch sold By thera Of tnia nanufAeure beeE-
ns rs they CO that the durability o these Watches and
their unecua!ed toe keeping qualities wa1ant them In
70 doing C0EHUHER9 will not fosxet that In buying
American Watches thc1 avoid the numerous profs SC
oamu1ated the foreign article before reaches then
well q and sxpeuses Of Importation
J.T.k F. N. EDTARD3
ocs3b2ss$r l01 0lAzk 1.Ittt
Sa~ver's Fluid Extract OF Bark, m
afah!. remedy for tie Feyr- I'd Aue. and the var+
,ps fora. Q: BILIOUS nt:essee Intermittent Rena];seut
Chill Feser snd Dumb ARue h.s1n9 their oran In nala-
ia Q! fertile and u1A.hy das1rcta. prepared hy Dr.
8.saw3er. Du<E. and Chemist, aod fold By 6&wJeT.
p4xe Ca. Nc. l6 Like r.reet Ohieasp.
THIS remedy IL prepared entirely veeetabe sue-
Aaees aad co-taps mercury. Arsenic. or AayhlnR
shxs can rroye !auror, Il The syser. III effects art
hone Ct deotr1cEt md tonic, we'll ADAPTED " Festofe
4he healthy acton Of the Liver and Stomach. Whose
:utctnnE 70 xe1r.ay impaired In this clans 0: d.
sAset.
Quo]s and os.:: tuncs serve orJ Ia Eaany casea 70
,.e3s RE chs bat do co the diseases Of the
i've: acd othe~ o.Faas I:aries.ed o. which the chill
md eevcr Rco.1? hence III" usefulness Of TIT Fluid
Extract @: BARK {ps-tcca1ls In rexioas whesr PhSd
:iacs cRr1rt liz rea.Eg consrted). which contains a
he qrAr. r.ed The indications OF these nalAdleS
Huud7eds ot ;s:}:7ouials IN reTard the ecacT Of
he edciat :.s:: cf rrspecah!3ty. have been
dYe. 10 tr: rferrto.-hut he does not make use o!
.em III psttes 1t Lave The mrdc2e Introduce tsef
.ecurrly o, y. E.-!tt-
Nottce.--The undcFH1-ned, Stockhol-
tess il the Merchants Bank Of Macon GeoERA are bg
theproyons Of liz Charter ale ably liable for
tsss7es The rc-s o'th3. Bank FIJI be taken b5 de-
,o4Ht IN Ne gaS1e tttE1s Il Een.Qcky, Indiana aud
, 1859-01-15
Gperial Notices.

Those who are curious to witness the
wonderful perfection to which A. oh1xaldt Date mana
e II H4t:h-io,s n. ~ has brcu1ht tht nxnutActurs
Of in 1nd To1pecs. 1nv;ted 10 vGt biz ~'k and
als p5!nk Rooms. IT No. fremont Block rnt eramne
Hese curious productions o. Rrt No tc.utny detect
The artificial frsn tie natural when adasted 70 the
head dt5D
, 1859-01-15

4 >HR1srMAs AND HOLIDAY BOOKS.
splcndldIy illustrated.
". 3. KEEN, 14s LAKE STREET.
WILD FLowERa DERLN GALLERY,
DREsDGS GALLERY. MUNICH
TdE sTKATPoRD GALLERY: Or, The Shakespeare
Esterh7od. comprising fo.ty-dye IdcA Portraits de-
Morocco, tl4
WOVEN or BEAUTY AND HERot3M-Fron semir-
amis 10 Eusc 4ie. Niueie=o su.eb EaHAvinEs b.
Frank 9ools:ch. elesaot quartz. MoEocco. sl:o9
TdE GALLERY or FAM JUS poEri By Prot. uear7
Co,pee: Gorxeous' Illustrated vita upwards Of one
hunt:e steel enkrav!nsa Ai:hl5 bocnd IN Morocco.
THE JOSEF ZINE GALLERY-El!ted By Alice and
Paebe Uary with eight eIe Pnr,rAl color ed By
hand Aoya octave. clo.h E:l:. $5. turkey aot4ue.
e'.oa.
THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR Foa lsg.-w1sh .contsi-
LongelloW. SAKE. Rrea:ice, HolntA &c.. - hoJA
octave. cloth xl- u: Moro:c3 anlique. s15J.
THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK or PJhTaY.-EIlted b.
OuArles A. Dana Beautifully printed. vol ero. half
morocco, Ein t5p, 435J; full 3cco antique, ~
PEN AND P4N1lt4-B7 Mrs salnaano, illustrated with
10 eaxfaviuss- I'm ii I 70 clotn klt r..
BRYANra POsM5 ILLUS r~ATED EDIT loS-Col-
lcted aad arr1nse1 ~ kae Author. s7o cloth gill; ~
Antique MOROCCO, ~.
TEE DRESDEN MUNICH. AND BERLIN CALLER.
I.S-Flaety Wust1Aiel each coat lining ~ steel ea-
cravings Morocco Antique. p1ice Of each ~.
MAQAULAY'c LAYS or ASolES ROME; With over
l00!ustr auonA and ele:aat portrait Of the author
Iustlated edition of P2es Burns ld;aith. Kelts
Tnomsou keads female Poets. kebe, KsEtra, Lamb,
Gray y, tuD l! RISE ss' Moore sS &s rr7s
, 1859-01-15

ISAAC COALE, At THE OLD STAND
/ Corner Of Clark And Adams street oder1 for sale
Ma7d Of sill xiaia baNtd And Split and delivered.
Aiso Erie. Lacka*ana- OfmsbS. BiossburE and other
P-nns:lyAaia Cps!s B1iar Ei 41llnevii!e A4d othe1
OHIO Goals. Eaeile!d. Mo.it and other Illinois CoAlx
0,ae-a promptly l;lsi aad 1oAl carefully SCREENED
ISAAC C0ALE.
au17At4a6u 714 Clark. corner Aaansd
, 1859-01-15
Q Q A L..

n. N e l. SON HA DON,
YARD AND oTPICE I'D STATE STREET. CHICAGO.
tDetwccn Ada-s and Monroe sseets)
NUT, STt)VE, EGG LARGE EGG, FUR
N k4cr. Broken and Lump ooA py the Lon Or carRo.
from :3o~:1.s LthEh Scranton. Lack AwanA
schemokin Mount Carmel and Green Riase Eric. hFtes
Hill. Chprrw7 sai o:her Bat1.atnous Goals
Dercl MAolc Aad Hickory Wood long. sAFed. ept Ind
delivered
an fl1e 1ai DELE IL Elm
, 1859-01-15

GRE a. T. Wo ND ER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOODS
M-dIR RESTOR.fTIE-E.
CAYsTHE ST. LOUIS (N0.) DEMOCRAT:
- Below publish letter e n: Wood of th's e:tJ:
a e. s s e Toae
h..sa eject .hea CO nx - b reIisoe T. eees ao e.
se1lass 10; s,s'ss 1a'si' S;ss'j j.a u 1a.
q esss.s f;sa 1ssi e:
o.5 har -hieh bsd cutie .1proe ,b'y ons.hi5s
oss,
I'D u4ed 4 :oen found - pfo'fnE .a 49, ~ ~
q
aox GRITTY ihe .orId th.s ne ay or shts n.5 ~ h., ~
az s3! 10 naa Icy aaa a.. ses 6etors
,ss II aes l.: :a:sa 1s;s .ees %
.oore not'ee d-s a9e 70 Joa 1oE y9u5 aa .s
per direcnon4 viii not bare occasion 70 contradict ny
4. 9:ts ts 3tsa. =. ID ~ st1 t1oaa :aa = 1s:
s15 her I'd .djo,an* ,o.a. AnI ne ,oa % @ my
E! :;,.E T:
Professor Wosd1bsa3 9e ~ L. a41a1 Id sds qa,so.pe
10 ose the portion e ~ Eo@ he essss Of he
LIZ nafs sAs a o 1oal u1 ID oa:d
as x 9seSs Wy ~ u, ob9.ons st o 1o
- -. a,s sssssses d. rsr J. E s{Si8z !04sSss
.etaa. standnx sa Pastor Tue Orthodox Ghsrea :
NJ; s,a:l Z: gentleman Of VI. WH Ssfee' p9sP
1S'u 4-4' '''' g.oesnzLe J.na.1l ~ y T..
Hair Reeosati7e 4 xves me pleasure TO Iay thsi IL
edet has beea e1ceiens T. seoaov nx e,ch
, 1859-01-15

Furniture ! Furniture!
OLESALE AND RETAIL
NEJF PORK s. BOsTO.F PRICES.
YAcTs WoBrH KHoWNn!
40 per Cont saved In tho Purchase.
Sheazer, Paine l. Strong,
HAVING ltrsnov ea to
JONES' NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
MO. 2o3 RANDOLPH ST..
Arc uc1 prepared 70 exhibit to ta.r Old eryoess and
to the public keaeEA4J,
The Lurxest and Best Assorted
ST0Ck OF + URN1T I I E
WEST OF NEW YORK,
Which ae, have recently received. .aa opsz.
iok. consisting n Exlt nf
no1osany, Rosewood aud Valiant
PAR loR FUR RMITu r E.
In Rzoeatelt. DeLslae Ptu1a aud Hair Cloth.
Enamslled. Oak. Chestnut, MohoganJ / Rosow'd
CH 4 III Il X IT'S,
oNsE I'd Resaat p , .sa ss n
-ALeO-
IA aEx.endvs !ar4e4 of Aohokany. Walnut II Eose.
good Te's Tets4 Eas5 cnaa1s - raslor Shai1h EA9
lounge Esxes.a. M.1pisteo cen.fe Ind Fss4 F.blss
Rfs4s :aa SfeoaFds p4;snt 1 sptn5 se3 c.sd
Fne ka,a ssa. chsrs. cs5ve,l O.. E1.enzon Table,.
DINING ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE,
NoREAr VARIETY.
aooda Manufactured Hsre To Order Ont of tho
REST MATERIALS
, 1859-01-15
Awarded 11<r the

ALSO ON HAND
1shtandA Sealing Wax,
ssod Bo1a, stesl Peos,
lHttar etamx. Lad Pencils,
Waier Cups, 9ankerf cases,
Deak Knives, Letter Boxea,
Rplsr,, Pen Holdsrs,
Writing Pada Money Booa,
frasors, Pen Raeh,
Paper Weight Nine,
Gold Penl, Quill PEN,
1etts, Clips. Deak Pencil.,
khsau, csah 8o1es,
Port Tolios, Blotting Papu,
Spring Filea, Ivory Tablets,
Tvine Boxea, Quilla,
Envelope Paper, Eazie Baoda,
India Rubber, calendzss,
Watsr1, Ivory Folders,
Letter scaleA, Paper FA1,
Invoice Flea, Book RaEa,
Mueilaga, Gum Hcksu,
WutsnholmsCuusrY. Bad (spoo) TAps,
Commercial Printin 6,
ooxsu71Ka o.
ClRD8, EtLL HEADS, CiRCELARS, It.,
PROMPTLY EXECUTED 1T
statloner,s Hall,
noaa hsx q Lake streA
, 1859-01-15
NEW EDITION
Revised Statutes Of Wisconsin.

C0Ns1N. passed 1t the Annual 4esaon Of the Legs
tu1e, ls5a Printed snd published. ruttua ant to Law,
under the sapesiateadeace OF one Of the reyisess.
The book cont,ns 1901 pazeA and u sold At the low
price Of
FOUR DOLLARS PER COPY,
We also put It pp IN two volumes. bourd with close
rue1 wrIilnR paper between each printed Leaf The in
terleayed edition will be fouad ve1y convenient to
for the purpose Of noting down any cha1ses in the
Batutes OF new Dect1o:s Of the Courts Oh the laTk
The price Of the 1nter!esved Edition. two volumes l.
SEVEN DOLLARS.
Copies OF tho book will be forwarded any addrexs On
The receipt Of the price.
". B. KEEN, Publisher,
ial 143 Lake Street, Chicago.
, 1859-01-15
Gouortl1crsl|ips, &l.
n1uo6 s. Guot.


WE ARE RETAILING COAL At $3.50
w rrs Ton -euI I, Ere or Rriaf Hta. Yard at
the Rock laiAud cI formerly Morris Coal Con
psny fhrd. ust r. .rf Quito House, 13 LaAAlle
4reet III liz sttT-aei !, by 2. Lay: Or
jila ta q In L. F. HTRGTHER-
, 1859-01-15

HOFFMANN d. GELPCKE,
B a N x II r s, CHICAGO.
TEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
i slowed on Special Depo1t:. Liberal accouraod2
granted depohto1t independent Of the RtAta Of
the money Market - :,
EXCHANGE and letter. r Credit IN 1uHss to snlt On
she principal cities Of the United EtAte1 and Europe.
ExOHANGE On EUROPE. 10 IupoyteE1. 1t hew York
quotations
TiIE LOANS On private boods md MORTGAGES us<o-
tAted Western state tounty, CsJ or Railroad Lo4os
neenttated abroad. jAc5
n a4ca L. HoYYxANN. AiKY. GIfllH. o9fp 0xLFCTK
, 1859-01-15

Nottce.-The undcral:ned, Stockhol-
4a7s il the Merchants Bank Of Macon GeoEga bG
The provisions OF ts Oarle7 ae liable for
3!ss7ec The rcl-s Bank Eli be taken by de-
,osit IN t!,s sane ts-u. Kentucky. Indiana and
Ohio, Il. A. TUCKER CO.
, 1859-01-15

Gk11C-AGH
Homeopathic pllarmits sni 5onkstoft,
lGk Elari street.
TIME SUbSChlE lis OFFER, AT WHO'LL
i SALE xut 1e14s ~tonpEe;e ass.,E1tneat al M-i-
eiuts Books CA.e, inl Al Other articles -equ,red in
Il. Homeopathic .Icuee ~ Physicians and sxm.ZteS
Nanr+ HFAu... and HInr-3l1FautrL uAAla;lefated
tor medlcinxi A.uc uconmur.cu purposes.
Fresc.iptI dispersed with clft.
orders !, ct:y or cunn:F5 a::onted with prompt
ne.s Arl reasonable r1icsa f:!cc t:. sra: On ApP
e1:,.in. FI-TeE:nt c8ah. ll4l4~hi klNtI.
feIu. a.lV Successors n CDWEI.t. HAI&EY.
, 1859-01-15

OPPOSITE TEE JAIL,
And New Edition Of the
Higher Christian Life,
ELEGANTLY BOUND,
Just received and for sale By WA. TOML1Ss0S.
deal bss31y 81 Rs ,dolph street
, 1859-01-15

ULRIuHS T. GEUpTMER-
E7 CLARK KSTREET-oLD TRIBUNE oFF1OR.
Specie, Bank Note, EXCHANGE
AND CoLLEcTlNG oyFIcE.
Huy couttauiy Yortlkn and Domestic Gold s1d gilver
poIn1 Ess4Tu Bank Notea and uncurEent Money. Sell
Txehange on New York. and Ake COLLECTIONS t1ouaAout
ihe JjuIted Htxtea aud 01oadAa, jel4 '5d II as
, 1859-01-15

COOK + SARGENT
COOX SARGENT i DOWNEY
IOWA ..1tTA-
OOoK SARGENT l. Oo0E-
FORT DE8 M0ISE8. ........+....-........1oKA.
QOOK SARGENT &. PARKER
3LoRESUE-................. .-......NEHRAsKA.
BANKERS j. DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
u Make collections md ,re1nlt TO eas ps1tt ot the
Uniou Land Warrants bought, sold and locAie1
"Particuaf attention given 10 the pAyaeot oft2xes.
AftorueYa ut Law connected with o1f house1
COOK DILLON Davenport Iowa
+. y. 0UHEEY. Iowa C!fJ.
GkF. 4 70
Z a. Catk Co.. PhllaaephlA
T. " Cl11k. Dod4e l. Co.. Nc! York
Ill D1velt. pre11 AasA bAn3. boE:oE-
n ifolmes Don. Pittsburgh
J, ". Clark Co.. BoGtou.
T. ", CLARK 4 Brother, g. L0tM-
Hatch Langdon. it, Louis.
9eo. Smith No.. Ghie1&o:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
MoNpAY EyEHlNa. Sertemb

suONDAf EVENING september ~ 1903.
FLOUR-The market presented no now feature TO-
day the demand chiefly local, and tho -aie' con-
fined to extra chiefly. The transactions add up ,2C0
brs. at 81 Jli 10 for superhne, aud 81 % 10 81 lOr
extra.
WHlSKY--The market is unchanged. Sales Of 200
brs. Mt 23l9GG233ac the latter rate 'or wagon.
PROVISiONS-Whe market was easier for BaC On
and bulk Meats, hut not quotahl' lower. % hhds
Shoulders sold at c,; some bulk shoulders, packed
at &C., and $50 brs. mess Pork at Si Lard Is gem
orally he d at Ac., with buyers AZ l0ac.
GR0vERIES-A continued fair demaud for Sugar,
with sales Of lis hhds at CsG@1Gc Is hrls NIOasse5
sod at 37c. Coffee unch"nged, and steady.
W BEAT--The market steady ana unchanged;
Tho receipts are light and about equal TO the local
fair white at 81: go do. good do at 81 0j and 1900
do. prime do. az 81 ID.
CORN-The market is steady and prices are un.
changed. We quote fair mixed ut 7O@0Tlc
RYE-A good demand, and the market is firm at
7307+r.
BARLEY-No transactions of consequence in this
article. We quote prices nominal at 6j@70c.
OATS-salcs 400 bushels, at depot t37'6c. DIar.
ket dull.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

g@~ An individual, whose name ne sup
presS--believing his statement to 30 true-was
tried in tho Police Court, yesterday, on a
charge Of dlsordcrly conduct. He stated to
the Court that he was resident of Chicago;
that ne came to this city some days since to
seek employment at laying brick; that he was
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Chicago, and previous to leaving home had
taken his Letter from the church, tut on ar
r'vinns II this city he failed to deposit it; that
no formed associations here which led him
astray; that he got drunk, and that while in
that state he did, he knew not what. He
wept bitterly and begged hard to be let Off
not so much for his own sake as for the feel
ings of his wife and two little children, who
were in Chicago, and depending on bis labor
tor support. He was discharged by the Court
and promised to do better. What lesson is
contained in this mans statement.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

Police COrRr.--Aa is usually the case On
Mondays, the Police Court had a coed amount OF
business before il yesterday mnr.iinC. Miranda
Johns, who thought Mayor Hawkins of Newport,
somewhat hard on her removed to this city, but for
getting TO Keen sober and iemcau herself orderly
was sent to Jail for twenty days on bread nd water
Tor vagrsncy. John Ratsford, for drunkenness, was
lined W 75 George Fisher. for Ike oiiense, fined
"a 20 William Chambers. for dS0rdery CONDUCT
and max ing night hideous," fined sl2. John Thorn
tom for raising false alarm OF fire. and other disor
dery actions, was fined sl2 40.
EG'- The dust in many Of tie streets is
almost int olerable. The ans did litto good, but
the effect is hardly psTcciv9hle now 4 portion OF
the -treets are well sprinkltd and ii is pia-ant to
the river?
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
INkEINGS.

Frank Southall-the notorious Frank, of
famous Bucktown-was brought before the
Police Court, yesterday, upon three charges of
assault and battery. Frank, when asked if
guilty, replied that he was, inasmuch as the
officers would swear to enough to convict hinl.
He was sent to the County Jail ten days on
each charge. sftf-I ..H nr.
Two men, named Weaver and Decker,
charged Philip Bsnse, in tho Police Court, yes
terday, with disotder!y conduct. Dense was
acquitted, when he charged Weaver aud
Docker with assault and battery They were
found guilty and fined $40 and costs each.
George Truss and John feary we're arrested
yesterday, charged with rebbing the money
drawer OF groeeryman in the Eighth Ward.
They will be tried to-day.
A woman named Bridget McCatty, fof az.
asaulting Mrs. FinesS-hSs sister-in Law
was eohsttsa TO the City Prison yesterday
ttf the term of ten days.
The charge of burglary against Lester Long
was dismissed in the Police Court yesterday.
-. ehorsc Finley, one of The Clark gang of ju-
tenile pickpockets, was sent to the City Prison
by the Police Judge yesterday for the term of
tni,ty days. He was proven asa vagrant.
A colored individual named Crawford Jones
was sent to his old quarters in the City Prison
yesterday for sixty days. The charge against
Jones was disorderly conduct.
A splendid hrdh " was made at billiard
saloon the 9th er evening, by promising young
amateur. After playing and losing six games,
bo nuf nf ha tuitbnitt mo- yiDt fnr
them--a "run" which startled tho good-na-
turcd proprietor.
His Honory M.5or bishop, las been elected
ono os the Trustees of Bethany College, Vir-
ginia.
One Of the most prominent charges in the
Police Court at the present time is that of
carrying concealed Weapons"
The Fair Of the Highland County Agricul-
tural Society will commence at Hillsboro', the
9th Of the present month.
By reference to an advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that persons can visit
tho Hamilton County Fair at Carthage by the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad. The
Fair commences to. morrow.
A handsome promenade of one hundred and
eighty feet has beon arranged in the east room
of Pixies Opera-house, for the accommodation
of those who visit the Mechanics Fair.
TO Don't fail when visiting the Mochan-
ics' Fair to call on Mr.. Edward S. Bartlett
the national card-writer, and leave orders fol
visiting, address or wedding cards.
rs" The monster two-faced giant will be
on exhibition at the Mechanics Fair this
evening. Look out for Tom Thumb to.mor-
row evening.
Another match comes of over the Cincinna
Trotting Park day after tomorrow.
GS" City Council will meet to morrow oven
ing.
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&1> The following is Il list of letters de-
tained for non-payment of postage at the
Postotfce, in this city, September IL:
CIV. DIETRICH, Canton, Ohio.
Mrs John Mnllins, Maysylle, kenttirkt.
samson Hshdsfaw, Mason, phic.
Az, :, l. uLI.s :. September IL:
.MfG Saiah Y. Foot, Urbana, Ohio.
y H. Niblack Co., Mt. Pleasant, Indiana.
Isaac Ferris 4 Son. Walnut Hills, Ohio.
4: D. Mile Co Camden Ohio.
Richard Reilly, st. Louis, Missouri.
fitzpatrick Edgar; Winchester, Indiaue,,
Master Geo. W. Lewis, BALTIMORE, Mrrvlan'
i. J.. Baird, Louisville KeNt,'ckH.
Mackenzie Il Ailun, ralida, Cho.
,L,, ,,..L. :, !, September Il.
1T. Stdie, Philadelphia, Pa.
Michard Reilly, st. Louis, Mo.
Mm. 9. Noble, ST. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Eve Leeds, ROkomo, Ind.
Mary OF Anna Roth Pittsbnrg, Pa.
". u. Ritter, Louisville, Ky
Nathan Levy, J0uisvlle, Ky.
Thomas Lewis, short Greek o.
Simon Boddeckcr, st. Louis Mo.
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DsrJohn Nnsey is a stranger in tho city,
and not used to city ways. John was ar
ragned before Mayor Bishop yesterday and
plead guilty to the charge of being drunk. He
looked upon the whole matter as rich joke,
and informed tie court that it was his first ap-
pearance in the Police Court, and his second
trip to the city, and if His Honor would just
let him off this time he would never get drunk
again He was discharged ON payment of
costs, and left the courtroom highly pleased.
He took particular pains to inform His Honor
that be believed him gentleman and no
bemanD
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HOME INFEREST

E5s" For fne Photographs, NIenipeiypcs,
or Ambrotyrcs call at the Central Gallery, corner of
Fitch and Wcstern-row, in charge Of A. s. Bloom.
he warrants to please.
BS'S. II, Parvin, Advertising Ascent, No.
80 West Fourth-strcet.
BeE' Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest corr
nor of Sixth and Wcstern-row, over Hannatord's
drug store Pictures taken and put in good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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A REpREsENrATItE MAN.-Among tho celeb.
rites who go abroad, tho prac tical gardener is
tho man Of worth for properly observing, and
SVailing us who stay at homo with the i'm
provements noticed while abroad. Commend
us, then, to the producers to tho honoy bee
which goes to foreign fields, to the flower gar
dens far away, and returns laden with honey
for the hive at home. Mr.. John Sayers, Chair
man of he Council Of the Gin cinnati Horticul-
tural Society, is about to sail to Europe, and
will in few months return, Pro6ted by the
experience of his visits as o gardener. The
society declined to accept his resignation, ten
dered on Saturday last. Mr.. j. s. Cook is to
act as Chairman pro tenn.
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ne" One of the most accommodating
'squires, perhaps, in this city is j. j. McFall.
A bill was presented him yesterday for $l4 80.
The Squire said it was out of his power to pay
it at present. The claimant threatened to sue.
Squire John had no objections, and offered to
try the case himself. All parties were agreed,
and the case was get for day after tomorrow,
Thursday at nine o'clock, when Squire John
will deal with himself according to the law,
and, we presume, the custom of his Court.