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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08


COLUMBIA, s. O., November Joint resO>
lutions were adopted in the South Carolina
Legislature, on Thursday, to call Inveu-
ton of the people Of the State, for the reor-
ganization Of the militia, and preparations
for the defense of the State; Mt Buist urging
in the House that said action should be
prompt immediate, unqualified, effective,
and decisive, in case Of Lincoln's election.
VIM. W. Boyce, member Of Congress,
spoke from the steps of the Congaree House,
on Tuesday night urging secession in case
of Lincoln's election. He was followed by
other prominent Carolinians.
The Charleston Mercury says the news Of
LincOln's election was feccivgdnt Charlciton
with long and continued dbeerB for south
ern Confederacy.
At Augusta there was storm indignation
expressed The different PORTIONS Of the
South which have been heard from, fIyOr
the calling Of State Conventions to delib-
erste on course of policy.
It was reported last night that The South
Carolina Legislature would soon send a
Commission to the Georgia Legislature Ia
confer Sbout Joint action.
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A DIscoNsoLATE BELL MAN.-Night be-
fore last a Bell man, formerly from Vir-
ginia, came into our counting-room and
asked if any returns had been received from
his native State. 1t so happened that at that
instant a dispatch from Wheeling was
brought in, containing the announcement
that Lincoln had received 800 votes in that
city; and as it was the only information at
hand, pertinent to his inquiry, it was read
to him. When Lincoln's vote was given,
the old man exclaimed, "What Lincoln 500
votes in old Virginia? you cant fool me"
| He was then requested to look at the dis
patch himself, which he did, but appeared
unable to comprehend how it could be true
| He stood in pensive mood for some minutes
when cruel Republican approached him
and said, with great gravity, You must mot
be surprised at that; a dispatch has just
come, stating that Lncoln's majority in
New Orleans is $4,000; or at least, if it doe;
not reach,th amount, he can't carry Louisi-
ana
Our Bell man here appeared perfectly as
founded, and declared he did not know be
fore that there was any Lincoln ticket II
that State; when his tormentor added, tina
another telegram had been received to tn
effect that South Carolina had gone Repub
lican. Here our hero was evidently overcome
he seemed entirely bewildered, remainet
motionless for few minutes, and then de
parted, musing upon the unexpectedly raplt
progress of Abolitiouism in the South.
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wAsmNsToN, November Z. This mozTfugY
at enc O'Clock, psrly of aSOut 200 pro-
ceeAed TO the Republican WigTam, broke
oper the doors, and r8shed in. They vio-'
lentls destroy sdthe different pieces of furnf-'
ture, rsOk away the Liacoln and Hamlin
streamer and several Wids-awalle uniforms.
Pistols we're fred, and windows extensively
: broken. Only six VI the many who Fad as
sembled to hear the election returns wsre in.
ne building at the time. Nirs arrests Nave
bsen made There was much general dis
orNer during the nighg at the public plaecs.
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COUNTY MATTERs-At the meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners yesterday,
orders were issued for $25 for the compensa-
ton of Judges and Clerks of election in each
ward, and $l5 for each township.
A petition from citizens about Sharpsburg,
asking the Board to dispense with one of the
toll-gates on the Montgomery-road, was
filed.
An order for 1910, in favor of John JAM
mison, for the superstructure of the bridge
over Boldface, in Storrs Township, was
nassel. -.----
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AMUsEDTENTs a

PrEB's OPERA-HOUsB.-The attendance at
the Opera-house was fair last night, much
better than on the evening previous; me me
same drama, entitled FortuniO and HIS
SeVen Gifted Servants, will be repeated again
this evening.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Lesbia drew a full
house at the National, last night. 1t will
be repeated this evening.
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DETROIT, November Tho Western
Transpol fation C0npany's propeller No
hdtck, exploded bsiler at four slcloch this
morning. while crossing st. Clair Rlats. The
second engineer, three 6remenand one deck
hand, were instantly killed. The propeller
sunk in eleven feet water. Her upper works
arr badly injured. 1t is believed she can be
raised and brought into port.
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FoRT KEsRSEY, November Am extra Of
the Pony Express left to. cay for California,
carrying elsetion news aSd a number of
private telegFams. Both yider aud horse
were tastefui!y decorated w5sh ribbons, &c,
aud departed agnid the chee5ing of large
and enthusiastic crowd. This is expected to
be the quickest trip ever made. The ponies
leaving ST. JoceVh tomorrow and Sunday
next ave also 70 make doubrs-quick time,
calling here for the latest telegFaptfic dates.
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Frcu sprinwaeld, Ill.

S SsalECFiELD, ,,Yl., November 7-Ihis even
ing, while the Republicgss were assembled
at the s5tate-hou1e TO hear She reading of the
election returns, Mr.. Lincoln entered, and
was very enthusiastically resolved ard con-
graduated by his friends IN attendance.
/ Misunderstanding, cheers and other usual
demonstrations of joy prevailed to con-
siderable extent. There will he no public
Administration for some dave.
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Geo. w. Bali, Mary Jane Ball and others
rs. Anna Maria Morrell, execurix, and Il
N. Shoemaker. The defendants obtained
special verdict below, and it is sought TO re-
verse the proceedings on error. The ques-
ton is in relation to the construction of
lease for a rolling-mill, building and ma
chineTy, in Covington. TWAS argued before
the General Term.
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Law ELnPOEET.


UUMMUN FLEAbs
The criminal branch of this Court kept
open for the purpose of swearing witnesses
to go before the Grand Jury. The trials will
be set this day.
Before Judge Mallon.-GonsalesU Us. Graw.
Suit on a note averred to have been given
for the purchase of a canal-boat. Defendant
denies the execution.
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Price, Walsh Il Co. ps. J. F. Dsrrow. J. G..
Hubert was examined in relation to his pur-
chase of grocery store on Lower Market,
from L. S. DarrOw, the brother of defend
ant.
The will of G.. Simon, late of this county,
was probated
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Boy DRowNED.-A boy about thirteen
years old, the only son of Mr.. VIM. Turner,
who resdeson Front street, near Central
avenue, was drowned, while riding in skiif
opposite his fathers residence yesterday. His
body has not yet been recovered.
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POLITICAL READINGS THIS EvBSINa.-Miss
Vaughan will give another reading from the
modern poets, this evening, at the Literary
Club Hall, No. 81 West Seventh-street, and
we hope she will have as large an audience
as she deserves, both from the laudable pur-
pose she has in view, and the merit she pos
sesses Independent of any other claim.
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River News.

P1TTsBURGt November 7-M.-River nine
feet six inches by the pier-mark, and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, November 7-P. M-The
river is rising, with nine feet in the Canal.
PIFTsBURG, November E-P. M.-The eriver
is falling, with nine feet water by the pier
mark
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RIV E1s NEWS.

ayo,,or,,o,, tbe Ohio onDos;ta this mort
was still swelling steadily, having risen, dur
ipp the tyanty,four hours ending last even
ing, about three, feet making, according to
Jenib % at t+is,noint of over twentS-eight feet.
~ kt p;ttab~rrs The vi7,er- confirmed decIin-
irg, with nine and halt Sset of water at
| this point.
n,S 33tar'-.oaahlo nv tha
DIv ,iy,,,os III, NJ rch ~, see1oin,,
@ - 1,;,, , tbs Wharf
,,,ora 90 tbo, yyat bovs ssen II fnr nnmber
of 5oyS trbs Tlandirg wbiTs, was closely
orowSod ,r;bJ,. etesme-s nresented a brisir.
o,',,nnra,oa Cd VOC nsar}v coverad Jvitb
of ,,,,, va a a,c,d art f which
','as onttoa pITa ofgarincs Of freigbt were
go S,,t ~, iaFar;o, a. tho tn5nsge at
,haiie yricas.
Hnse - g. o,... ,.,,..o. -.o. w,,.,-v
sod fu'''pg FI5guT Ss5'9 sSrk and LSri, I5c; Pound
Freights, i5o per lOJ pounds.
S & ~ 2 rSnnI FrssSts svss &C. aiS Set AZ
scc. ,.'FeT Pef barrel ~ - =
ad 81 s sOI Per Rof OaPre Pound
NGt0 ~ ~ ~, m OH p. ''' nI ,fSr fSr
Pound Pound freigbt:, P joe per F Lard in 6rs, Kegs
&C, 4oc'' horsss' 9t'pe' ne"'' ''OSS''
Tns aver was risias D,etty Fast YESTERDAY, with
fuIv erbt fe"t Twoinehfs water in the Canal by the
aIh, "a, - L.s ~ ~ MA Hi.aD fy inchas at the
head 6f the Fal- and some fifteen inches at Port
iatd making fu1s ism feet water, on all the bars.
he weather was cold ara cloudy aiI asy s 6s, tvo
inches water in iRS ItIisns chute aud befsro- the
clcse Of the week We thinS me falls VIII Do naN'
gable ior & % so,Sst Msie Getting ready TO
) start S6nih yesterday, hpt,i! not get Though the
ca They viii psscabig 60 hismSrntbbs Eng hull Of
another 6daI, for Capt Mssuire for The Nashgilis
is trade. She is to he a peat and light craft .a .
The Courier says Ofthe loss, announced in
Yesterdays PRESS OF the old steamer EIen
Gray AT Walkers bar, by collision with the
W Arkansas, she was well laden, having some
J. 800 tIns The Arkansas was bound up from
10 Memphis, loadeA with cotton. The Arkansas
a,ruck the Clay on her larboaTd. The Ellen
n- 80, ! -, 40 ,,-oi,,a eaot ,--s,ar and uyitl
ns went uo"n IN $500 ~ 81 49, -,
is her cargo VIII prove t"'hI Tbe no'S 60 va.
H"s'iJ, Nv 80 - .e'.--..I -. eo 1oo H.
valued at SlOOOu ana lhSSIeu lor @S,oov IL
the Western and FiremeIsS Insurance UalceS
Lo | C,;,.;,,no,; Otbar ofico /, have risks on hel
nc ClnCihh"'l;' o'nSi UFi0N ~ u -, ~ -
"a height aud Helght-llst' Inc niO4uels 'oHn
n. Srndsv,s Nemphis papers remark:
nd r,'o - a, tbis Dojat was Yi.ing yesterda
're Slowly Tie pilots OF he john slmPnd, repOl
ts quarter less tSqe on The sh9Ss'st e9rs hence
e INV s caI, ,ia, hshss - tairS. Cua,6e
,er land and Tennessee liver arr rising fast Whit
iii ki,cr had risen ~',tetat 81 CeSreI ns o.,
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TIE COLUMBUS FmE-The e. g. MegrUe.
In our yesterdays issue we noticed the fact
that the fre-eDgine e. G. Megrue had left
this city for Columbus, to assist in extin-
gushing the great fire in that city. We
have since learned that it arrived at its des-
tination promptly, but that the fire had been
checked before that time. The engine will
be returned to this city to-day.
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YANKEE NoTIoNs.-This popular comic
monthly, for December, together with Hdr-
per'S Weekly, Frank Leshe's Newspaper, ".
Y. Illustrated NetOs, the Clipper, and other
pictorial and literary papers for this week,
can be had at Lewis'sir No. 2S West Sixth
street
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RAuRoAD OFFICE FOR RBNT.--A we'll
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor
of the DAILY Press building, suitable for
railroad or insurance office. Apply at the
Press Counting-room, Vine-street, opposite
the Custom-hou
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SALE OF CHINESE, JAPANESE AND INDIA
GooDs j. Graft & Co. commence thismorn-
ing, at balf-past nine o'clock, at No. 1S East
Fourth-street, the sale of rare and beautiful
Chinese, Japanese, and India Goods. See
advertisement
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.
NOVEMBER s

ADAMs's EXPRESS CoMPANY.--We continue
TO be indebted to Adams Express Company
for valuable favors in the form of the latest
Eastern and other papers, for which they
have our daily thanks.
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BURGLARY. - The residence of George
Wiener, corner of Elan and Fourteenth
streets, was entered by burglars, night be-
fore last, and robbed of $50 in money, and
quantity of iewelry.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man named VIM.
Bodiker, who resides in Sycamore Township,
was knocked down, near the corner of Eighth
and Broadway, night before last, and robbed
Of S37 in hank bills
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SE 4Ht1EPA E4SoTyEkFT9HS 4@&TisTY @is
soP fes sp4S HenFy FyaEs EsapS ccfnsus r. Goodyesr
James FTeeiand and james Dunlap, executors ofthe
Maria Sheiden. widow Of the said Henry shelden,
deceased, and Edward A. Sheldon, and SARAH Shel-
der, his wife end Virginia shede69' Henry
York, will take notice that Valentino Wiq,ers and
Son, Of the county of Montgomery and state OF
Ohio, did, on the 25th day Of MAY, 1860 ME their
Ion q, unity Ohio against all Of said parties above
nRmed who are made Defendants ~ sald actloh'
setting, forth; That said Henry sheldes, deGea 50,
man and said Valentine Winters partners as
Hartman Winters, note for go $40 S5 dated "a
up tile same until the amount, with acc glnuated
interest, due the 9th day Of January, 1900 was
| den execnt'd mertgage on said January % 1855,
| to said Hartman Winters, on the following de-
| mon and state Of ohio, to-wit: lots numbered
| nneteon O9) and twenty (2Ol on plat q su6dl.
vision made hy cohmissl herS yipin Rsrr % AZ
| ceased, of What commonly called the LICK nun
| Farm, in section twenty hye l25)i town three ~
Hamilton County, Ohio, each of said lots contaia
ing five 90 acres, strict measures also the soutl
said plat' Containing two and a half (21s) acres
siTct MEASURE; that said mqItgase was assigne'
sid plsintihs; that said Henry Sheldon 1. dead
| and SAID executors have been appointed and quall
ned to sdministeE on hlT Thai ala pett1S c5otain
q prayer that Judgment may I've rehueIeu hea'ls
said executors for Eaid sum Of money, and that q
administered in the hands Of said executors AZ
for sale Of sale mQrtgaged premises 90 pay said eeD
ffed 10 appear and answer the said petition on u
third Saturday after the Tth day of Deeemper, lsl
or dl ment will e e sSla Ssays
oe2S-fwTh J, A. J0RDAN,J Ptaintlhs.
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RUEAwAY.-A horse attached to an ex-
press-wagon ran away on Third-street, near
Plum, yesterday, breaking the wagon and
injuring himself and another horse attached
TO a. railroad-car, with which he came in
contact
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FOUND.

MOUND Broke into my pasture on Sunday, Mo-
H vember 4, red. and-shite Cow, about t iout
wears old with calf Inquire at Bates's place, hrst
house next to House Of hefuge. 20, D,rrs
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E1ecIion Retnrns

PHmaDILPHIk, November 7.-Byerley,
convicea of forging election returns in the
Fourth District, has been sentenced to two
years and a half imprisonment and pay $500
fine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

-'" Committee ON REDIsTRIorlNG THE Cry.
The Committee on Redistricting the City is
composed of three Republicans, two Demo-
Gratis and two Americans.
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New YoRK, November T-The steamer
Edin5urq from Glasgow, arrived here this
morning. Her adVices have been antici-
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NEORRLLsNYDER 90 HEINZ 4 THANR

AEORRLL SNYDER 60 HEINZ n TIL 4NE
NHMILLER, Philip Hidleback and William Fem.
Fem one of the deieno ants In the above case, Viii
take notice that the plaintiff, MoTen SnYderI hled
the 10th day Of June, ls in said Court ot tOmma an
Pleas the prayer Of which Is 10 quiet the title " tue
folloWing real estate, tO-wit; Lots, Noe 33 aud r.
In Burnet aud heeders Division, Walnut HIS,
Milefeek Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, and
the said VIM Fenn Is hereby notified that unless lie
appear Ia said Court before the 22d day Of Do
eember next, and answer or denur to taid petition
he viii he in default and the causD will be heard In
his Absence and decree rendered accordtEgly.
ocl0-RsSa VIM. PROBASCO, Atty hor Pitth.
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Injury TO the Baltimore and Ohio Railway
and the Coal Mines, by the Recent
Freshet.
The Baltimore (Md) Sun, speaking of last
weeks heavy rains aud the damage US
tained thereby, observes: t'.'E ~
The most serious consequences of this
freshet appear to have fallen upon the coal
mining interests in the vicinity of this place
and Piedmont. The Wills Greek, emptying
into the Potomac at Cumberland, and
Georges Creek at Piedmont, both seem to
have risen to an unprecedented hight, at
tended with serious damage to the lateral
railroads, which bring coal from the mines
| to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the
! Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. One of the en-
! gints of the Mount Savage Railroad is re-
! ported to have fallen through bridge, on
its way to this city-the foundation having
been impaired by the waters. IL is thought
that little coal can be brought to Cumber-
! land for several days. AT Piedmont the
damage to the Georges Greek road is re-
ported to be probably greater, and like
interruption to the large coal trade now
concentrating at that point.
Information has been, received from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal one of whose
officers is understood TO have reported that
the grand bank at Dam No. is entirely
washed away. and further serious injurie;
are apprehended. There being no telegraph
stations there, near the line of the canal
at its principal dams, no fuller information
can be had as yet. During yesterday tn
waters generally abated very much, and M
further damage at any. point seems to be ap
!, pretended. We have not heard of an
lives being lost, or any personal lnJurle
sustained.
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STEAMBOATS,.

4HIs DAY, NOVEMBER s.AT5P. M
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
.GTFAMER OHIO NO. 3, CAPT. HEIs-
ms :" I. MoBURNiE, Agent. lzs9s--2lslzszaS Z - sslszaS
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LOST.

n OST-FUR-In Newport, Ky. The finder will
4 be literally rewarded on leaving the a1 We
article at Sc Front st., Newport. no8-D'
n -On Tuesday morning last, on F'fth-st.,
h Purse, with steel clasp, containing some mo. 10
suitably rewarded. hoo-o
n OST-CROSS- On Wednesday morning; Fig
4 uTed Gold Cross, with a slide watch. Key in-
side either IN Newport, on Lawrence-st,i ON
cinnati The finder will he rewarded by leaving Y
on either Of the ferryboats, or az this otce noSo
n OST-CEBTIFICATE OF STDoK-A certif;
cate for four shares of stock in the Cinclnnail
and Harrison Turnpike Company, made 70 Lewis
Hunt, A pril is, ls52-No 223-ls lost. Notice IS
hereby given that the subscriber has made anploa'
tinn 10 he company for new certiheate WM n,
WHITE, Attorney for the Executors Of the Estate
Of Lewis Hunt deceased. hoo-l'
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SERIOUS DAMAGE ON THE VIRGINIA AND
TINkEssEE RAILWAY BY THE RECENT HEAVY
RAIEs. = Loss One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand DolGrsET The Lynchburg Re-
publican, of late date, says that the damage
TO the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, by
the late heavy rains, is much more serious
than was at first supposed. The damage
! is confined principally to that part OF the
road between Dublin Depot and Wytheviiie,
distance Of twenty-eight miles, but is OF
| very serious character, no less than fourteen
/ bridges having been washed away, and the
! road destroyed in many places. The cut at
! ClaIk's Summit is filed up with mud and
rock, at least twenty feet deep. A train
reached here last evening, bringing the way
mails and pOrtien of the through passen-
gers that had been detained by the damage
10 the road. 1t is thought the road can mo-
be put in complete running order under two
OF thIee weeks, but arrangements are being
made, by which the mails and passenger
will be transported over the line with Ou
little interruption. u The loss to the compan.
is vaToiusly estimated at from 100000 u
$lbO 900, in. addition to which will be IN
. heavy loss sustained by the protracted IN
teIruptiOn Of freight and travel. The Presl
dent and Superintendent OF the road, 70
} | gether with a large force, are now engage
in repaiIipS the damage. - sisaD ..-.
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AUCTION SALE.-BY KSLLoGG WILL
PAwnbroters' Sale If q Id aud Silver JeweiIy, etc
On FRIDAY MOREiEG Nov p, AZ ss O'CLOCK, 81 .,i., a
Gold aud Sii eer Watches, Gold Chains, Bracelets,
and valuable JswslIy, p stols, ans other gO'd+.
ALSO-DiamOnd Rings aud Pins etc .
nor A KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
The following is the weekly statement of
city finances for the week ending yester-
1av.
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ANOTHER CANARD ABOUT HIS ROYAL HIsti7
SEss.JThe Prince of Wales parAook 1 9
collation. at the house Of a resideEe ot one oE
tile Eastern cities, and 1t IS saAt eilA. Nee1
thc daryhter az the host walked With the
Prince no 0 window, in order TO point oat = I
hne view. the father rgahsd up ia the most
familiar manner, aud cried ont VI shah haye
10 'oOk after yOg feeRg people '--a -
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A UCTION sAI.E-BY JACOB GRAFF & co.
IA Another sale Of nal and Veuanls, 992ds 1 g.
Koyembet 8, Imported by Thomas Coleman, Esq >,
cOnpTiting a rare collection cf Fast India Paint-
inQe on Ivory and Tale by native artists. They
REPRESENT nearly all the renowned Kings, Princes,
Rsiahs etc. the PeasantIy-their mnnners, ons,
toms dresses, trades, ttc a trulg magnlhcen' lot
Of Rookns, mounted in gold and silyeri Naive
shoes Of various kiDds-these are very rich 4os0
BTHhmin n ads 5000 Porcunine Quis ss,WO Ol-
Rais RengaI and Manila 10 900 Cheroots. etc
These gods ere collected in India by hr'uols-
man himself -, r,,
We hall also close out the balance of the chinese
and japanese Goods. Guiding a large variety that
were DELAYED on the road and worthy OF nOtlce;
Exhibition on Wednesday, November 70 day ana
Auction sale on Thursday at 9k A. NJ. and 23
aud p NJ, and en- Friday and Saturday ~ "A ana
Z p. MO lDo6l JACOB CRAFT AuctioneeF,
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A UCTION SALE-BY WELLS q MILES,
n Auction srooms, No; p Pearl l,st- staple an Rd
Fancy Dfy Goods, Notions, etc. At huct top.--ne q
will seII, on FRIDAY MORNING. November 9, 9t
Q O'Clock, general variety of Saasona0le staple
"S A. soNAb invoice of Ready made Clothing aud
IHdips Cluaks. moo
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
AUCTIoN SALES.

a UCTION SALE BY JACOB GRAFF $500:
IN 70 the Lovers of the Fine Arts,-We have Inst
tion of Marble Statuary, viz: PaTl5r AMI garden
subjects, vases, monumental stat les also 9arNeu
mantle vases, of new and beautiful styles-ai . no
sold at auction next week. Particulars hereafter
JACOB GRAFF, AucliOneert
mos No q East Fourth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

HJNOR r RENT-HOUSE-Cont obtaining six rooms,
H :532 West Sixth-st., between Smith and
Mound. Rent $500. Inquire on the prem ses.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

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