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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-07
LAW REPORT.


James Robb, assignee, %. W. r. Hewson
and Others. "A demurrer was filed to the second cause
q action set forth in the petition IN April, lsia,
nsRss mssssr =
pant sssnsh @S asf e Ps
70 pay the amount to the bearer on demand, with In
toTTest, Tnd :. and waving sli further notice, &e.
may have been he condition of the parties on the
principal contract. This Written obligation had all
ne 9isnIshts Of ptomissOry note without sesiag
ruled, and defendants required to plead.
b tRa vs. " wansIssT ana creditors d tors
dered against tvs OF the defendants. The petition
sets forth that execution, Issued on the Judgment
paihtif belietss" that ehs ths principal defendant
against whom he obtained Judgment had not per-
seRHcsRBes s .dor S S can
filed to subject property IN the hands of another
party Il = neccessaFy 70 show he was unable 70 OBJ
course of execution This heretofore was allowed to
Ds zone by setting forth tat an oacuoh had a.
that hit did issue it woud be futiess In this case
II Is ayerred execution issued was returned in part
and tenements on which execution might have been
had. Thiswa not complete return to the writ.
ns S hs SSI hs ds a.
fashioned mode Of setting forth facts on belief and
guehce to the Court. 1t Is the fact authorses the
Court to act In the end he only swears to his peti
ion on belief 30 that the result Of the afdayitis
"that he believes he does believe, g." The demur.
amend. Y WV" - =
Wolf vs.. Wiler and others. Demurrer filed to the
petition by all the defendants rhB action was on
promissory note made by Wer in July 1858, payable
twelve months after date. payable to the order of
Judge Spencer-The indorser sufficiently charges
the maker but nothing averred by which the other
defendants he properly charged as indorsers It
Is not ayerred when the bill was presented or pay
ment refused, and these parties may have had no
notice whatever of its disliohqf. " -
Demurrer sustained as to the indorsers, and oyer.
ruled as to the maker.
Observation-Disclosures scolorea woman and her
two children, the slaves of Elisha Moore OF Texas
were duly emancipated, The proceeding came up by
habeas corpus.
Judge Hoadley sat in No. o. aud heard applications
for citizenship.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

ARCHIBOLD & Co. vs. The KEYroy 5ouNT7
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. This suit was tried several
days ago, the plaintiffs claiming Sl,5OO for materials
furnished for the erection Of the amphitheater on
tho fair grounds. That the materials had been fur
nished as alleged admitted; that they ought to
be paid for, wis also Acknowledged but the point In
dispute was whether the society or tile carpenters
had contracted with the plaintiffs. This was a Ques-
ton Of fact for the jury to determine they out
two days and finally agroed to disagree" and were
discharged yesterday evening by the Court.
FLAG PRESENTATION On Thursday night
next the l3h inst, the ladies of our city present to
the Kentucky Royers a beautiful flag. The occasion
will be celebrated with ball, which takes place in
mediateiy succeeding the presentation Good :nusc
has been secured, and those who attend may rely
upon the entertainment being pleasant one.
The work on the ievee, which had been sus
pended on account of the high WATER is new prostes
sing with great activity. il the present stage con
tinues shall soon have the satisfaction of knowing
that It s out of danger of being again washed ous BY
the flood.
MISSING FROM HIS PosT.-The indefatipable
eoll.ctor on the west end Of the Covington and New
port Bridge, was yesterday absent from his post on
account of sickness. ~
: No convictions before the Police Court yes-
terday morning.
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[By Telegraph
New York Market.
New YORK, Octobe

New YORK, October 6-P. M.
Flour opened quiet and closed shade
better: sales 1900 bbls. at s. 1904 6b for superfne
State; VI 60@4 rs for extra State; $4 4561i 60 fot
superfne Western; 81 65q4 30 for common to medium
extra Western; IS 205 30 for inferior to good shin
ping brands OK ira round hoop Ohio Canadian Fioli,
unchanged: sales 300 bbls. at IS mac 10 for common
70 choice extra Rye Flour in fair request at 50 7Or
Wheat quiet and shade irmer sales 49, 900 bushels
at 81 OIL for Milwaukee Club; 81 20 for fair white
Canadian, and 81 81 for good white Michigan. Rye
active and better: sales $500 bushels at S4CfSjc
Barley more active sales a. 900 bushels Canada East
and West at s0@SGc. Corn rmer sales 16 900 btUhes
at Csc. for primo mixed Western. Oats better, at
i3@AIc for State and 420p4c. for Western and Cana
dian. n g|4Tr F-f MY D II - +
Whisky frmer: sales $50 bbls. at A@a2s1c. I.'
Pork frmer and more active. sales 5000 blbls al
35 50Qbl5 GO for mess and $40 50l0 62 for prule In
Guiding 600 bbs primo seller, seventy fve days at
$40 2, and 900 bbs. mess, se-r to LIST November, ON
private terms. Beef more active: sales $50 bbs at
3A 76 for country prime; Ss66for do mess; S5s so
repacked mess and S0Q1ll for extra do. Besf hams
quiet and heavy at Sl0dl7. Prime mess Beef dull
and unchanged Cut meats scarce and firm at &c. for
shoulders and DC. for hams. Bacon quiet and un-
chan ged w IA .a sI, I -.
Lard unchanged and firm: sales 400 bbIs. at
ll@llH.
Butter steady, at l2x@l6c. for Ohio and l7e2s for
State.
Cheese steady at 6]s@9xc. for common 10 prime,
Cotton very dull sales 400 bales. - ..
Potashes dropping: sales at s. 37l1. ID .
Sugar nrm: Nuscovado 5A6Q6Ac. ..f.
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INKLINGs,

The alarm Of FIRE about ten o'clock ysster-
day morning was oocasioned by the burning Of
q shed in the rear Of q dwelling house on Ri.h-
mond-Street, between Freeman and Baymiller.
Damage light. 0r" -
Our city has been unusually free from crime
for a few days past. Our police courts show
little else than cases Of drunkenness and
vagrancy, and not even tho usual number Of
these. Every one seems too much absorbed In
politics to spare time for getting drunk.
The new railroad bridge over the mouth Of
Millcreek was crossed yesterday, for the first
time, by an engine and car. The car was
filed with the officers Of the road and num-
Der of invited guests. ,-... -
So few persons were present at the Ma
tional American Association last night that
no business Of any kind was transacted.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Moons The

wooD's THEArER. - A large house was
present at the above institution last evening to wit
ness Mr.. Anderson's second impersonaton Of "Caius
tragedy Of CoRIoLANus. Mr.. A., BY his excellent
rendition of this character, drew from the audience
FREQUENT bursts Of applause. The farce Of NIppED IN
Denham as Madame Golachnrd," }" kept the house In
one continued roar of laughter, -
This evening is set abart for Mf Andersoh's
benefit, upon which occasion he will appear as
damon" in DAMON AND PYTHIAs, and "Petruchio'
In shakspeare's admirable comedy entitled GATHER
"Calanthe" and Catherine" This Is a good bill,
and will, we expect, draw an overhowing house.
PALACE GARDEN.--This establishment is re-
ceiying its share of patronage from the amusement
lovers ofour city. If Jou want to enjoy an hour or
two pleasantly, drop In the Palace Garden and you
will go away In goodhumored mood
BUrTs's PANoRAMA.--This picture of events
Of the New Testament and Land of Palestine Ia at.
soc II.
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Communicated
10 the Editors ofMe Resu

10 the 1dttors % Me IresS U...
YOU will please allow me space in your
excellent paper 10 relate fact which is
not only novel but truly praiseworthy. In
passing along sixth-street, t,esr Broadway,
few evenings since, my attention was
directed to little juvenile group, who
seemed to be enjoying themselves finely.
was curious 10 inquire the cause, and learned
that some months past q society, composed
Of five little girls, was formed in this city,
denominated the Watkins Sewing Circle, in
honor of Miss E. Watkins, the poetess and
lecturer; also learned that they were hold
ing levee, the proceeds Of which were TO be
presented to the Colored Orphan Asylum;
and, further, that this was their mutual
agreement without being instructed by older
heads: This fact, Messrs. Editors, in my
humble opinion, gives tone and character to
the whole affair; and, really, such disinter-
ested kindness and acts Of charity deserve
the unqualified appreciation of the COM
munity. May the good Lord bless those
dear little children. ... All.
Very respectfully yours. q.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Board OF
County Commissioners met yesterday, and
passed the following bills for payment: To
Eggleston , Co., butter, &c., for Lick Rur
Lunatie Asylum, 1872 "a; Gerard & Co., sun.
dries for same, $249; John Keeshan, medicines
for Lick Run Asylum, $21 25; Hustler 4 Co.
TOR stone At Carthage Asylum, $1OO. Tota
$462 40. The Auditor was directed to adyer.
tise for proposals for building bridge over syca.
more Creek, near M. Bodines, in Sycamore
Township. Plans and Specifications furnished
by j. B. Bell, at surveyors office. =
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ARREST OF HORSE THEY Yesterday
Officer Alexander Pendery received telegram
from the Marshal Of Xenia, authorizing him
TO arrest man named William Lee, charged
with stealing horse and harness from that
place. He was arrested on Walnut street by
the officer, about ono o'clock yesterday, and
confined in the station-house. The Marshal
OF Aenia was apprised of the arrest, and ar
rived in the city last evening. Lee will have
hearing in the Police Court o.day.
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Q. D. A.-The members of this association
gave their first grand festival of the season at
National Hall, last Wednesday evening. The
hall was magniacently decorated. Near the
center hung a beautiful gilt star, bearing the
following inscription: "We meet for enjoy
meut" The young folks enjoyed themse Ives
by dancing until twelve O'Clock, when they
Partook Of a splendid supper, prepared by Jno.
M'Donald, after which the dance was resumed
anc kept up until the approach of early dawn.
The following are the newly. elected officers of
the association: j. W. Parker, President; 8.
q. sByington, Vice President; Thos. Lewis,
g.; M. N. Y. Cress, F. 81 A. r. Haddoci,,
Treasurer; L. Hegnar, II. With, and W. Rob.
inson, Standing COMMITTEES,
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HoNoRABLY DIsCHARGED.-Mr. Peter Smith,
gentleman well known for honesty, was tried
in the Police Court yesterday, charged with
passing a counterfeit Ave dollar bill, and
honorably discharged, there boing no evidence
to prove that he knew the bill to be worth.
less at the time he passed it.
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RAILROAD HoTEL.-R. F. lowering returned
to take charge Of the Railroad Hotel, corner of
Front and Broadway, short time ago, and Is
rapidly regaining his old patronage. We are
glad to see him at the old post, and with
him abundant success. Mr.. Levering belongs
to the old school of typos, having been COM
positor on the Wing, in Maj. COnover's time.
May he always have "fat take"
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Bound 0vER.-Leonard Fowler, who was
arrested on the steamer Telegraph few days
since, was triod in the Police Court yesterday
charged with having in possession counterfeit
bank bills, and was held in bonds of S., 900 to
answer tho charge, in default Of which he was
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Cry PRIsoN.-At the City Prison, yesterday,
six persons were received-ive males and ono
female. Four prisoners were discharged by
Jail Committee-Mary Lyons, John Smith,
Herman Lampe and William Cottum. -Four
were under medical treatment.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-About three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, while several laborers
were engaged in raising heavy stone from a
wagon at the Catholic Institute, corner Of Vine
and Center, crowbar slipped, few up and
struck one Of the men on the side of the head,
inaicting severe, and perhaps fatal wound.
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MADISON HoUsE.-This popular hotel ia
filed to overfowing with merchants from the
Western and Southern States, and is winning
q good. name everywhere. The Doctor was
"always up" as a newspaper man, and we
never had any misgivings as to his ability "to
keep hotel"
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JUVENILE BURGLARs.-Two boys (appa-
rently twelve years of age) named John Dom
aid and James McMullen were arrested yes
tterday charged with breaking into house
in the rear of the Globe Coffee house, on
Broadway. They will be tried by Judge
Lowe to-day,
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FLORA TEMPLE, PRINCESS AND IKE Cook.
These celebrities of the turf make their first
race on Buckeye soil, this afternoon, over the
Cincinnati Trotting- park, for purse of one
thousand dollars. A special train will leave
the Hamilton and Dayton Depot at 2.3O P.
NJ, returning immediately after the race.
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CITY MATTERS.
STOP THIEF! STOP THEFT.

A grey pony was stolen from the
front Of the Penny Press office, at one O'Clock
this morning, together with black quilted
saddle, bride and martingales.
The thief was pursued out Fourth street
to Broadway. He had on black coat and
black hat. A liberal reward will be given for
his arrest.
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MONETARY.

ti THURSDAY, October 6-3 r. M.
Money continues in active demand, the rate
being 10@l2 per cont. to regular customers.
1.-The failure of the Citizens Bank at Steubenyle,
u. was announced to-day. It was private concern,
and was doing but limited amount of business
Eastern Exchange remains firm at ,6 premium
selling rate. ~ 20 go
No change In Uncurront Money.
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New CARs.-The Cincinnati Street Rail,
road Company have placed two new cars on
their routes-one on Walnut and one on
Vine streets. They arc from the manufac-
tory Of Murphy 4 Allison, Philadelphia, and
are Of superb style and finish.
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GNy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October On.
Flour quiet at IS 12Lc. Wheat less firm:
sales Of white at 81 3o@l 45, and red at 81 l4I 49,
Corn advancing aud acve sales Of new white at 7Oc
old at Ss@ssc., and yellow at Ss@9lc. whisky 2SX
@2oc. Provisiong active: Shoulders S4(ls6c; Sides
l0>4@l0H. Mess Pork &l4 7eSDl6; prime Sil 2.
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pg- The following is list Of letters de-
tanned for non payment of postage at the
Postoffice, in this city, October 8.
Miss Mary A. Williams, Brookville Ind, sa.
Mrs. Mary J. White Port Harmer, o.
Miss Sallfe Adams, College Hill, o,
J. p. Morris, Ironton, o.
Walbnrg Speerer, Newport, Ky,
q; Ratenbush, jr., Hamilton, u.
w. II. Munsh, Carrolton, KY.
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=, Timothy Joyce was fined 81 and costs
by Judge Lowe, yesterday, for choking a
young lady named Mary Croden. Mary testi-
fed that Tim. did choke her, but that she be.
lieved he was only in fun--a token of his sf-
fection.
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HOME INTEREST.

re- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jswelry, Nos. 3il and I'll wostern.row. ., 1'
&@- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and western-row, over Hannaford's
drug store Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to plaase p. .- q I-
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go- jacob sprith, for threatening personal
violence to Elizabeth Braeunung was committed
to the County Jail, yesterday, by Squire
sohlu. of Millcreek Township, in default Of
$500 bail, -
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G9-1f you wish to sell your goods, 90 to
2i0 Western-row and get one of those splen-
did block.letter signs, which is an ornament
to any building. .-E -
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RESISTING OFFICBRs.-Persons who resist
officers generally fare hard In the Police Court.
Yesterday man named James Carnes was
find $40 and costs on the above charge.
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Gs- Alexander Drisool, who has frequently
appeared at the Police Court, was arrested yes.
terday on charge Of disorderly conduct and
locked up. He will appear before Judge Lowe
to-day.
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A DULL DAY.-Yesterdsy was an unusually
dull day in the Police Court, but eighteen cases
appearing on the docket. This is tho smallest
number tried since Judge loves sdministra-
ton.
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GIRL ScALDED.--A little girl nam ed Nc
Carty, whose parents reside on Freeman
street, near Sixth, was severely scalded last
evening by the upsetting Of kettle Of boil
ing water. Doubts are entertained as to her
recovery.
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UNITED STATES CouRTs.-Ths regular term Of
tho United States Circuit and District Courts
convenes In this city on the sth of the present
month, Judges Mclean and Lsavitt presiding.
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G8-By reference to an advertisement in
to'day's paper, it will be seen that there will
be rally of the Democracy in Fifth-stre
Market-space tomorrow night. HWY
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~gCo John Cave, Clerk of the Boone
County Circuit Court, was thrown from his
buggy when returning from the Florence Fair,
and died of the injuries received, on Tuesday
last,
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Ns- Whero is tho day watch ut the corner
OF Ninth and Western.row. The street is in .
wretched condition. .- ,--. |. p
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LOST.

.OST-LACE VAIL-Last Monday even.
~ Ing, on Fifth, Main or Fourth.streets,a a black
lace vail The finder will confer favor BY leaving
hueets' Oc6.bs
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GSr Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth street, October 8, 1859. :
O'clock. Barometer. Tbormon.ts-
A. M."""." ............29.70 ,I 40
iS IA .z9bS 40
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PROBATE COURT.

Bartler sdhell, forty ght years Of age, insane
from the excessive tise Of ardent spirits, was ex-
amned and order made out for his removal to the
Asylum. 0.I - -
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EVOR RENT-ROOM- 1.-The second story room
a. on the northwest corner Of Main and Fourth
streets; Apply to 7. A. EyEN5, Engraver, No. 3
west Fourfh-street, Cincinnati. oct4cs
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EOR RENT-R0OMS-T rooms in the
- third.story in good order, at 267 Western row,
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ENOR RENT-H0USE-Ab brick house, No.
u Milton street, corner of Broad way. rooms
and hall, Inquire off. H. NEWMAN, 375 ain treet
.. Goc5-bF
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New SENATORS IN THE NEXT CoNGREss,-Th
following named gentlemen will take their
seats for the first time in the United States
Senate, on the first Monday in December next,
on which day the first session of the thirty
sixth Congress will commence: -s-u,
Hon. Willard Salisbury, of Delaware.
Hon. j. W. Grimes, of Iowa.
Hon. L. W. Powell, of Kentucky.
Hon. X. S. Bingham, of Michigan.
Hon. j. c. Ten Eyck, of New Jersey.
Hon. Thos. Bragg, of North Carolina. -,
Hon. H. B. Anthony, of Rhode Island. .
p Hon. A. 0. P. Nicholson, of Tennessee.
Hon. j. W. Hemphill, of Texas.
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NNOR RENT-H0USE-A good brick house
u with seven rooms, front and side Yards &c, No.
10 Findlay.street, between Vine aud RACE INQUIRE
FOX. '''0' oc1hs
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Gs-Hon. Lyman W. Potter, Judge of the
Court Of Common Please for the first sub di-
vision Of the Ninth Judicial District, has
resigned-to take effect the second Monday Of
October, 1859.
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FOR SALE,

NNOR SALE OR EXOHANGE-FINGER
ORGAS-For any good article Of trade A
hancsome finger-organ, with two stops, mahogany
case ADDRESS box 4O6, Post.oflce, Coyington.
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FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT--SLEEPING ROOM-One or
u two gentlemen can be accommodated with a
neatly furnished front sleeping room on the second
floor, gas throughout. Reference reouircd. Annjy
at log Iongworth.street, near Plum. ocibs
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MAsoNIc,-The Grand Lodge of Kentucky y
will assemble In Louisville on the 18th of this
month; Grand Chapter on the 18th, and Grand
Council on the 18TH The Grand Council Of
High Priesthood will also commence on the
10th. This is tho first time of these bodies
meeting in Louisville since 1910.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT. s
The argument in the case of White vs.. Bro.
taw Progressed.
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WANTED.

WANTS" SALE" "To let" LOST"
rooSD'' &c., IN this column, occupying five lines
Or 1885, two insertions, twenty Ave cents .,, u
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NoUND-PARASOL-On tho ID list. in
IL one Of the Baymiller-strset omlitusss. The
owner can have the same by calling a. No. AIS Lib.
ery street, identifying property and paying charges
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a UCTION sALE.-BY IT. 8 MILE

A UCTION SALE.-BY H. s. MILES
5A. CO., No. % Main street-Grocerles, Dry
MORNING, at precisely nine o'clock, for account OF
whom il may concern, for cash, twenty pieces nassi
hrow Pilot and other Cloths Super Satin and other
Vestings, Farmers Satin, silicias, &c.
Groceries, Boots, Shoes and Brogans. oc8
A UCTION E-BY G. BRA
fASHEARS & CO, Sales rooms Nos 81 and 80 Main
street Special sale Of Havana CigarsWe will sell
FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 7, at 9 O'Clock, without
reserve for cash, 70,llD very fine genuine Ha-
yana Cigars-Figsro, Norsegas, and various brands
oc5 G. BRASHEARS 4 CO., Auct'ra
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HIN0R SALE NEWSPAPER-An estab.
a lished Republican Paper In one of the best rail-
at this Office, ocs.aws" :"
ANOR SALE-PAPERS-S thousand
u old papers at 20c per hundred, at this office.
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FOUND.

N0UND-D0G-A black NewF Founland Dog
- with link chain collar. The owner can Sc.
cnre him by proving property and paying for this adj
yertisemen on application to the publisher of the
hoch~@ctr, corner OF Court and Main. n.streets.
[oc7bsl
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English Castor Oil.

9URE AND TASTELEsS-F0R SALE
IL in bottles, by
GEO. M. DIXON, Druggist,
'cl'aw Northeast corner of Fifth and Main
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K 1NGFORD'S OSWEGo STARCH!-
;hA This is the most delcete article In uso for
Pnddings, Blanc Mango, Cpstard, &c, 1t is COM
posed OF the very finest parts of Indian Corn A
small lot in store and for sale by
UG j. .FERGUsON, Grocer,
oc4 Corner Ninth and Vine