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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
corE Du NErvleME DISTRICT JrDTCrARE.
rARoISsE r pE y Po.STEs ccsepeE.
Hcrninie pourcieaa, t:pousc,

Hcrlninie Pourceaa, tpousc,
Gustave Major, cpouy.
FN vcrtu dc ct pour satisiairc il un
IL writ dc fl, fa., lanct: dams la caue c-dessus
intitulee, ct moi adrcsse par Honorable Cour
du Neuveme District, dams ct pour Ia paroissc ct
Etat susits. pour satisfarc n Ia den,snle du pla-
gnant ct aux frais iai saisi ct ofirirai en- vente
publiquc, a In Maison de cour, le
Samedi, 5me jour dc Ferrier 1859,
4 II b. A. NJ tous les drois ttres ct interets que
le !Gfendear dams ct 4 laGite propricte ci-apres
dtcrite, savoir;
TIN moroccan dc Perre situ& sur Tile de la
~ Fagsse- -Iaivitre, dams eette parolsse. faisan
face i ladite risierr. ayant deux arpents ct dcmi
dc face sur quarante arpcnts de profondcnr. entire
les deux lignes fcrraant dams ia prafondcur.
ATSSI:
Washington, negrc age d'cnyiron Is ans.
Isrmes ct conditions dc III rcnie:
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN FORCHE sheriff.
Pointe coupte. iau,ier $50.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
ET.AT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
CJtE DC \EtvifME DISTRICT Jun,c1.rHr
PAEDl>SE DE IA VoINrE rnt,r.c

tDlh III NEtNhME DISTRICT JCnICIlTEE
rAEo>>E De IA rolNrE CoUreE
succession d. Jacol, Fisher sur
motion de \. T. Lang, 70 Io1o
~. \. Fisher, administrator.
IN vcr!u de ct pour satsfairc un writ de- fl. fa,
Ia lance dams Ia cauSc c-re..ls int,ultr, ct
moi adrrs>t; par l'llonorabr Cour du Neuvitme
District. dan, rt pour Ia parsSc ct Fiat s,,~tlils,
pour s,tStairr Il Ia drn,al,dr du plaignant ct aux
rails, III s,isi ct jotrirai en- vcntc pubiaue, Ia
Maison de- Cour. L.
Snmr'ii. 5n,c Jour de Ecrricr 1859.
II h. L. w. to,,s les roits titrrs ct iutcr,:,s oue
lie defcnd"ur Il dams ct a laditc proprttc ci-arres
decritc. s.voir:
n certain moroccan dc Tcrrc, situt dams Ia pa
~ roisse de IL Pointc Couptc. dams lc township
), range" est; borne. au sud par les tcrr.s dc Jo
nathan Ellsworth ct Celia Adams. au nord par
les tcrrcs de- Vim. Fl. Poole. f,isant face au hr,,e
Mississippi dams lc district sud-est dc In Louisiana;
contrnant environ 220 acres (plus ou moins) aycc
les authorizations qui sly trouvcn Aussi
AuguStc. mulitrc age d'rnviron 40 ans;
Ihcrma, muartsse -" SIS ans.
Icrmcs ct conditions de la rrut:
Compliant, avcc estimation.
SEVERN POIClIE, Sheriff.
Pointc Couptr. Ter .ianvicr 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
LISTE DES LETTRES
Restdm au Bureau de Pos'e de la Fausse Ritttre L
vENpREDI, 81 JANyIEE 1859, MIDI.

Les personncs don't les noms precedent
soIlt Instrument prices de veirir re-
clatncr leurs lettres lc plus tot possi-
ble.--ll y va dc leur interet.
V. MAJOR, maitre de postc.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA


James L. SatterlicIl
In 'ertu a. ct pour satisfaire un writ dc Fl. IA.
IL lance dams la e,lse ci-lessus intitulee, ct 4
moi adresst par fIIonoraele Cour dn Neuvieme
District, dams ct pour Ia paroissc ct Etat sustlr
pour satisfaire Ia .lemande du plaignant ct aux
frais. ai sai-i ct eifrrai en- vcnte publique, sur
les licux, lc
.Sdmctli, 5me jour de Fcrsxr 1859,
A Ii b. A. W. to,is les lroits tires ct inerets que
lie defencur dams ct !, l,iite propriGte ci-apres
dtcritc, savoir:
TIN certain morceau de Tcrre, dams cettc pa
u roisse. borne a luuest par In rivere dc fAi-
chafalaya au nord par les terres dc Ii. G. CALI
ham. au sud par les terres dc NJ. Terrell, connu
sur lie plan de cette parosse comme Giant Ice lots
36. 81, So, 80 ct 40; contenant Ell tout hait cents
acres (plus OH moins); Giant lc meme moreau d"
terre qui appartenat a Lafyettc Keller; anss ies
,s,v clay.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
Av Z . i.

GAMEDI, 5 mars proclaim, il aura Bal a
y Cooks Landing. ct lc aussi du meme
mois. iour du MARDI GR4S; tous les amis ct
eonnaissances du so,,ssigne sont res''"ctns;,,
iaeiit Invites. Leon .ABAr.
Cooks Landing, % janvier 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
coUR DU NEUyIeME DISTRICT JUDIcAIRE.
PARoIssE De Ia PoISTE CoureE.
Henry Joel ct Gle, }
VS.. No 1894.
Cert Wolff.
TN vcrtu de ct pour satisfairc il un
- writ lie fl. ia. lance dams Ii cause ci-lessus
intituee. ct a moi adressG par Honorable Cour
du Neuvieme District. daus ct pour la paroisse Ell
Etat sustlits. pour satisiairc a Ia dcnlandc tlu
plaignant ct aux frais. j'ai sai>i ct jolrirai en-
vente publique, a IL Maisou de Ceur, ic
Somcdi, 5me jour dc Ferricr 1859,
\ III h. A. NJ. tous les tlrots titres ct intrGts QUE
lie d6fendeur dams ct a laditc propriete ci-apre,
dtcrite Eavoir:
TOUS les droits. titres ct inttrets que le defer-
i dcur dams I'm certain process pendant dams
Ia Cour du 9mc District Judlciairc, en- ct pour Ii.
paroisse de Ia Pointe Coupee, et:,nt lie No. 2l3O
du docket" dc cctte Cour intitule Cert Wolf
rs. 'ls:st Nunzenheimer & Gle. lcdit proce>
ttant pour LII soilnie us trns cent-enauantc pas-
tres ct cnq pour cent depuis II de...~ i,,diciare
Iermes ct conditions de la rente::
Compliant, avcc estimation.
SEVERN PORCIIE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupec, IL janyier 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22

ct ses enfants Harriette, negrittc igec d'envi-
ron ans Caroline, nGgritte agec d'envron )
ans, ct Mary, negritfc agee d'enyiron ana
Icrmes ct conditions de la rvntc:
Complaint, avcc estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff
Pointe CoupGc. Ter janyicr 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
Nomination DemOcratique
POUR JUICE ASSOCIE
GOUR SUPREME
DU 3ME DISTRICT,
L'UonoraJt
ALBERT WD14lI!3Sa

dc la paroissc St-Martin.
LGlcction aura lieu lie lundi, du mois
d'avril proclaim.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22

Les paroisses de Tensas ct Concor,lia
ctaicnt les seules non rcprtscnttes.
Les candidats suivants furcnt pr6sen-
tGs la Convention:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22

Honorab. John NcVca, d'Est-FeIiciana.
!" Albert VOORHEES,, de St-Martin.
=" Phillips, d 'Ouest-Feliciana.
VIM. Beatty, de Pointc-Coupee.
]. Thompson, de Ste-Hclenc.
CyrusRatliff, ID Quest Fcliciana
-Overton, dc St-Landry.
i n ,,ra,,,in,, rnr.,&s., CD <,1,,,,,,>a
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
ETtT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

ETtT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
couI DU SEUylcME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRY
rARoIssE DE la ro,NTE COUreE.
L. Marquee l. Gle.
.Ausu>tc Fisher.
I'm vcrtu dc ct pour s..tiSf.ire un writ dc saisie
IL ct vcnte, lance dams la cause ci-dessus init
tultc. ct "A moi a,lrcsst par Honorable Cour du
Neuviene District, dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct
Etat slstits. pour sItisflirc Ia demallde du plai
gnant ct aux tlais. ri sais ct j'offrrai en- vcnte
publiquc, Ia Maisou dc Cour lc
.Samedi, 5me jour dc Eerricr 1859,
\ III b. \. NJ. tous les droits, titrcs ct nt,rcts
que le detendeur dams ct laditc propriete ci-
apres dGeritc. sivoir
I certain morccau dc Tcrrc. situe dams la pa
~ rolSse dc Ia Pontc Coupte, dams le township
3. rangee est; borne sud par les tcrrcs de Ju-
nathan Ellsworth ct Celia Adams au nord par
les terres de Wm. ii. Poole. aisant face au ficuvc
Mississippi. dams lie district sdcst de In Louisiana;
contenant environ 22O acres (plus gu moins), ayec
les amtiorations qui sy trouvent Aussi
.,ug,iste, mulatrc age d'cnviron 40 ana;
Thcrma. mulatrcssc IS aua
Iermcs CT conditions de la reate:
SEVERN PORCIE, Sheriff.
Compliant, avcc estimation.
Pointc Coupcc, Ter janvicr 1859.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
CeER Dr NErvieME DISTRICT JrDIctAIRE,
r.RoIssE DE Ia roISTE CORES.
Geo, srn Keller
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-22
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

CorR nj NErvItME DISTRICT JrUCIAIEE.
PAROl>SE DE la rOINrE CuurtE.
r. H. Thorn 4 Gle,
rs. No. 2,113.
John Srott
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17

BOARD. OF Cry IMPROVEMENTS - YEsrRR.
DAYS PRocEEDINGs.-T Clerk was directed
70 prepare and transmit to City Council an or
dinance to assess q special tax upon the real
estate abutting on Poplar-street, from Linn to
Also, an ordinance to grade, and pave with
powders, Avery street, from Wood to the
Whitewater Canal.
Inc following repairs were ordered:
Pike. street, from Front to Fourth street. for
S65. ''''''' -''
Also, the bridges over the Whitewater Canal
AZ 1ohn-street and Freeman-street, for $40.
The Clerk was also instructed to prepare and
transmit to the City Council resolutions author
lzlng the City Auditor to contract with f. q.
Gaylord 4 Go. to furnish one hundred lamp
posts and lanterns, complete.
Also, with 10. IL. King, to furnish materials
and construct new floor for the sidewalks on
the bridge over the Miami Canal at Twelfth
street.
The Board also adopted the following reso-
luton:
fesolued, That this Board will, in all cases,
require the following stipulations to be strictly
compiled with in the putting down of all
powder pavements, viz: three rows of gutter
stone, to be composed of good, solid limcst one, i,
OF not less than four by lat least) six to tw elve
inches deep, and from eight to eighteen inches
IN length. the upper edge, face and end, to
DC dressed straight; and work not conforming
thereto will bo rejected.
The Board then adjourned.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17
[By Telegraph
New York Market.

..r., 90. New YORK, September IG--P. NJ. ?
Cotton quiet; sales 500 bales at l13lc. for
upland middlings. Coffee firm: sales $500 bags at
llA@llhc. Molasses dui at iO(dl2c. for New Or
leans. Hides active; California z4c. Lead steady;
small pigs OF Galena S. IS. Tobacco more active;
keg 7AMll &c. Wool firm; sales pulled at 3O6650c.
freight. trm; on cotton 10 Liyerpuol 7-S2d.; -four
Is; I'd. Flour market very heavy and 5dllOc lower;
sales O brls at "a l4 50 for superne State; 81 5j
@i7Qtpr extraState; 1904 6Ofo superiine western;
81 701is0 for common to good extra western; 81 sG6
10 Tor old, and sos 10 for fresh ground shipping
brand srOund-hpop Ohio;closing dull Canndis an flour
nominal Rye Hour quiet at S350la4. Wheat heavy and
l2c. lower sales TO- 600 bushos at 81 lsl 2O white
81 3oGl %; new white Kopttieky csc; new No 2
Chicago spring 81 o1l -; now red southern 81 .6.
choice white Michigan 72c; old unsound Chicago
spring 81 20 for Mixed and 81 10 for red. Rye Gniet
sales 3,7O0 bushels at 7SC. BARLEY dull. Corn very
scarce and rmer; S335c Is offered for mixed western
and Sic. asked. Oats unchanged at 37n3gc. for old
State; i0dilc for new do: 3639c. for western:
3S6tiOc. for Canadian. Whisky: sales $50 brls in
lots at 26@126sc. Pork Is rmer sales 2S25 brls at
Sb0l5 5O mess Sl3 62l3 75; thin mess sl3 62l3 IS:
prime mess S0 BOA 10 62, and Sl7 for clear Betfmore
active; sales l25 brls. at 90 215 IS; prime S67 do
mess S9G1l0 sG re-packed Chicago sil@i2; extra
Beef Hanls quiet at SIJ9l7. Bacon dull. Cut Meats
ilrmer sales 7isc. for shOulders sN6asi6c for hams
Lard unchanged; sales $50 bfs. at l0A61llc. for No
city TO prime kettle-rendered western. Butter
st"ndy At 2@l6c for Ohio l7@e2lc. for State. Cheese
irm ut 6Gly59c. ...H.. it '.l '
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17
Cincinnati Produce Market.

FR1pAY EVENING September l6, 1852
FLOTR-The m arl :et continues dull and prices.
excent in the small w ay, nominal. The sales to-day
vera confined To 9o0 rs In three lots at 81 SOFAS for
extra There are Juylers of superne, at 81 2l l7UO
brls were received tn q last twenty -four hours.
WJIISKY-The, market Is unchanged with good
demand; sales of GOO brls ut 23Q923S6c-the latter
rate for wagon. ,,
CIIEESE-The dem end is active and fully equal to
the receipts. About 100 boxes sold at S0lSi9c.
PROFESSIONALISM sales to day were 2i0 brs. mess
Pork in four lots at SUI; 22S hhds Bacon in lots at
7l1c for shoulders ar, 9ld9Mc for sides, including
i'd hhds at Madison, INDIANA at IA and gl5c. At
these rates there Il good demand, but l8@IAc are
asked in most Crses. Nothing transpfeu IN Duik
meat or lard.
OLA sale OF "a brls. iIinseed at SIC.
GROCERIFS-A coed emandfo Sugar, with sales
of lSj hhds. at 6A007ilc. Nloasses firm at 361ac.
Coffee nncf fanged. :. ~
WllEAI-The market re mains hrIl ana prices are
steady: fales 900 BUSH d, ine white at 81 TO- lO0O
do goo do at S 0S; Sl do prime red at 81; 400 do.
good ,ShiIe Mt Al and 2Nl do prime do. at 81 06
CQRN--The market il quiet and dull at 6SG1IOc. A
sal d of |, ,0W bush. at Csc.
BARLEY-Therc is a ontinIed good demand. and
prices have further adyar iced: sales 200 bush fair fall
ut CSC; 900 do do. at 61., and l,gW 10. prime all
at 75c, closing steady 1O@75c. for good to prime
fall.
73(114c. M I.. .
OATS--The market is dull and heavy at3Gc. +.
P0TATOES-The market continues dull and I'M
setted sales 900 bushels Nor tn rn at NC; $50 do do
Mt 3c 20 brls do at 81 30 per brN, and 2OO DO prime
NeshannOcks, on landing, AZ J0c. .' r' 70
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17

ORDINANCES FOR IMPROVING SrREETs,-The
following ordinances were adopted by the
Gity Council last night: To change grade of
East Third street from Butler. street to M j.
ami Canal; to repair with broken stone Oln-
sservatory road from Baum to Oregon. stree t:
to repair with brick the sidewalks on Loci =
street from Eighth-street to Court-stree t;
LOcl<-street from Eighth to Third street; to
pave sidewalks Eighth street from Lo,b:-
street to first angle of Eighth street; Sew
enth street from Broadway to Culvert; Nav
street from Sycamore-street to North str eet:
to pave with limestone Grieve-alley rom
Franz to Brennan; Hogan ALLEY from For ,us
alley to Henry street; to pave with b rick
Sidewalk Of Pleasant street from Findla v to
Elder freeman street from Gest-stree { to
Liberty, al Ninth from Freeman 10 { arr
street. Also, assessing ordinances as foil 1ws:
10 Lowrey 4 Humphreys, contractors for
bowldering Poplar-street from Linn to FIR ee
man; Jones Il Bonte, contractors for bowl
derlng Green-street from Logan to Elm
street; j. G. Mulhert, contractor for paw nr
sidewalks on Main-street from Halnilto n,
road to Mulberry street; Jones & Bonte, co n
tractors for bowldering Henry-street frc m
Dunlap to Elm street.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17
MONETARY.

FRIDAY, September l6-3 P. NJ
Tho Money market continues very close, with
| no immediate prospect of relief. The offerings of
good Paper short date, from regular depOstors ale
quite large, and tho Dscount-houses are doing but
United amount at l0(1l2 per cent. for customers
O My. Considerable outside Paper offering but not
IN Ken by the Discount. housrs.
- he merchants continue to complain of their col
lec ms from the interior being very slow and in un-
usual. v small amounts.
East 'ra Exchange continues firm at q premium,
selling rate; buying at AGg4O cents. Demand good
will - fa 'r supply
cold w We, y dull at 80 cents per hundred buying
rate. soIlir 2 at 40 cents 0915 per cent. premium.
Round lots onld be purchased at 40 cents per hun
dred. r., .,,,,. q, >-, -.
buying 4 discou MI, ~. an, ,.,u, r,,,.
illinois, Wisco osG Gna Gseon iowa Currency has 3D.
is owing to disp. tch received from Chicago an;
nouncing that Excha nge on the East had advanced
to III premium. a,,o,,.
Massern Eychai,se IN 81 Louis is firm at Y prem.
exchange i'm Louisville a premium for kentucky
funds. ..
No change in Land Warran ts'
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17

.gS~ One of the novelties of the Cincinnati
street-railroad is short-tailed yellow dog
To whom he belongs is a mystery, but no cer-
tainly very favorably impressed with street
railroads He has Travelled in front of tl,e on,
since the first trip, and, much to the anuso-
ment of passengers, takes particular pa ins to
keep tho track clear of hogs, dogs, &C.. We
noticed him during one trip, yesterday, catch
i've hogs by the ear and lead them off the
track. One of the officers of the Boa I'd is so
much pleased with his valuable services that
he intends furnishing him with ine collar,
which will bear an inscription certifying that
he is the property of the Cincinnati Street
railroad COMPANY.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17
LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

The State vs.. Sarah Merriweather. - The
defendant was on tlial before Judge Carter and u
jury, indicted for the larceny Of gold watch and
Burt. second count in the Indictment cbarreS her. or
with receiving the goods, knowing them 10 have
been stolen.
Ii appeared that man named William Martin
had pleaded guilty TO the larceny, and the main in-
guiry left for the jury was whether the present de-
ceiyei the articles knowing them to have been
stolen.
According to the testimony of Mr. Bnrt and tho
officers, she denied that she had tho articles though
an offer Of twenty live dollars had been made to her
If sho would 'stop them should they BE- offered in
pledge subsequently she delivered them 10 a COL
to redeem them on payment Of twenty-five dollars.
The reasons she gave were, that for property here
tofore surrendered 10 the police she had not been
paid-and In the next place she did know whether
Officer Bloom or Mr. Rufn (both of whom had ap-
Piled was the proper person to give them up TO.
The argument was commenced by the Messrs. Nc
Groarty. 1t has not yet closed
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17
HOME INTEREST.

30" HILBERT IL Brother, Nos. S aIld 21O
West Fifth h-street, have introduced fall style Of
Hat which is Just the kind wanted by the wearer Of
that article. They are cheap and Of superb finish
of DEWEY & Co., No. liz West fifth street, is the
place for good Pictures with Frames for 81. Call
and see. ... ... ... .,... 'u gg- Lg'
sS-S. III. Parvin, Advertising Agent, No.
so West Fourth hstreet. ,.. .....,..., ..J
Eb-DaEnerrean GniIery, sOnth-west cor
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannafnrds
drug store Pictures taken and put IN good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please. ..
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17


Box2l, Covngton, Ky.l
Cry CoUNCTL-COuncil met at four o'clock,
p. NJ, the President in the chair.
MIR. kearney's proposition to repair the wharf at
tue foot oi Scott t-street was accepted. consdera-
bic amount OF business, possessing no general in
lerest was then transacted.
A communication was received from Marshal
McLaughlin,- asking the Council to excuse Judge
Perrin and w. d. Holt, ut their request from longer
acting as Lis security and Offering in their stead,
Hon. b. Foley and John kearney Referred to
Committee on Law. n
Mr. Meyers offered a resolution instructng t. e
Market master to prevent market wagons from
taking their stand in front of private residences
without disposing of the resolution the Council ad-
journed to meet "Wednesday next, at four clock PM
CIRCUIT CoURT.-- Yesterday the grand jury
found indictments against G. W. Craig, for felony,
niger, W. H. Emcll and John Leslie, for misde-
meanor.
The negro Sam, tried for rape and acquitted, was
found guilty of misdcmeanor, and sentenced to re-
ceiVe thirty-nne lasles, which were administered ly
the proper officer.
| Stock SALES AT DROvERs' INN.-- Seventy.
nine cattle changed hands on Thursday, by weight,
at from 25 to SIC and fifteen by the head. Prices
| were steady, but the demand not great. Two hun
| dred and thrty-nne stock hogs were sold Mt 4l5c
| No fat hogs disposed of.
Would it not be we'll for some members of a
certain City Council TO print their speeches without
delivering them They have no effect on members,
and If intended for their constituents, wOuld much
| more efectually bore them
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. This distingu ished
competitor of Judge Douglas for the illinois
Senatorship will address meeting from the
balcony of Mr.. Kinslys house, on Fifth
street, tonight. A COMMITTEES has been
appointed to meet Mr.. l.. on the cars before
reaching the city, which will escort him to
the Burnet House. At seven o'clock n pro.
cession will be formed in front of the hotel,
which will march to the Fifth street market.
space to listen to the speech. 1t is the in
tention of the speaker to review the recent
speech of Mr.. Douglas, delivered here last
week. Let everybody turn out and hear
both sides-then act as their Judgment may
dictate. ''
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-17
GOOD ADVICE.
NOT BY-LoNGPE


When the winter comes and coldly
Comes with icy chills and freezing,
With the frosts that Oft toI ment us,
lfyou'd warm be and cozy,
Warm and cOzy in the winter,
BY your firesde IN the daytime, ]
In the daytime and the night time,
With your wives and children near yon'
Or your sweetheart, as It may be-
Or your friends who love to see you,
Friends who come to hear the tidings,
And to hear Of news and rumors, -,
Or dispatches telegraphic -
Take the DAILY Pass, and read II
lake IL AZ yonr house or office,
In the spring-time or the summer,
Or the golden days Of autumn.
Take ii every day in winter,
Take 1t home to wife or sweetheart;
And its tidinRs and Its rumors,
And its essays editorial,
VIII be pleasant oft to read them
In the cold and dreary winter,
In the days Of the hereafter.
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ANOTHER NOVELTY The Old Dominion
Coffee Pot long since became an institution, !"
and is so recognized the world over but now
we have the Old Dominion Coffee. Urn, which
was placed on exhibition at the Mechanics
Fair day or two ago. 1t is the same in ap-
plication of scientific principles, and must be-
come hugely popular. Jos. r. Greene, at No.
"a PEARL street, is the western agent,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WooD's THEATER.-- Tonight will bo pre-.
sented DoN CESAR DE- BA2AN and TIE WEPr or THE
Miss Helen rs Martana," and 'Naramattah."
This is the last appearance Of the star sisters who
have during their engagement, created host Of ad-
mirers of their peculiar role of acting. We presume
this announcement is sufficient TO fill the house to
Oyertlowinp
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GS-"Paddy Smith, Esq.," lost two children
last night, from "No. % Sausage row." and
by notice left on the slate of the Hamm ond-
street Station-house, we learn that he fears
"they will wander out Of the respectable part
Of the city whore he lives, and get their morals
corrupted by some of the lower classes Of peo.
pleP Rather cool, 'N.. :
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p3- Mr.. Ii. II. Schultz, Deputy City Aud
ieor, has been allowed few days leave ,,f ab-
sence. He has gone to "Breack- C reek,"
near Pittsburg. We trust, however, hat ho
will return in good time, in good heal tn and
limb.
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~ All persons wishing to attend the Epis-
nopal Convention, to be held in Richmond,
va, next month, can go for half fare paying
full fare going, and be returned free on show
ing their tickets. The tickets are to be had
by applying at the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad office, No. 8 Burnet House. The
route is over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
via Marietta and Chillicothe.
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FILLING UP LoTs.-The City Council last
night, appropriated one hundred and twenty-
four dollars to II. G. stiebel, and two hundred
and ffty-seven dollars to Pat. Kilfole, for
filling up ponds of stagnant water. The former
is an old claim, the latter on lot, west side of
Park. street, between Second and Whitewater
Canal,