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BOARDING.


EpOARDING-A gentleman and wifa can be ac-
-hD commOdated with board at 3SS Sixth-street
Also, furnished rooms to rent, with or without
board, to gentlemen. no2J-b~
EBOARDIHG-A number Of single gentle
-1D can be mmolated with boarding at 9O2
Walnut-st ,letwcen Fifth agd Sixth. NOOK
ElOAR DING-A family, or three sngls gentle
y ID men, can lie accommodated with nice front
room and good board, at No. 200 Third-st., three
doors above Plum. no2O-b'
DARDING Front Room and Bedroom, un-
III turDikhed, with or without board. Terms rea-
sonable; Apply at 3OS Water-st, between john
and Smith no20-b~
nOAR RDING-A lady and gentleman can be
ED accommodated with furnished front room,
with gas aud bath, several single gentlemen,
where they can realize the comforts Of home.
Add ross f. B., Daily Press Office. no2O-b]
VROAR RDING-Families and single gentlemen
EB can be accommodated with board and pleas
ant TooHs, furnished or unfnruisbed Several sim
Fe rooms can also bc had. Day-boarders wanted.
Apply at 81 third'st. east Il Broadway, nols-t-
HROARDING-A gentleman and lady and TWO
.ME sinrle gentlemen can he accommodated with
pleasant II ont rooms and board, in Easter fam
dly, BY applying at No. a. George-st, second door
above Plum nol9-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

TUESDAY. 90. ..................NOVEMBER 30
UlCity News.

METEOROLOGICAL BsEEfATToSs-By Henry
Ware, 0ptician, November 10. ....
A. H-,.-....... =, ...........S Above zero--50
v ~. 90 Above zero-5j
pm. !. =. fq.ls, II Abova 1eroe 60
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

a UCTION SALR-BY KELLOGG & WILL
IN lAMS- -Sales.TOoms - and 24 East Third
street-Ptano, Melodeon; Furniture; Dry Goods,
&c, at Auctiun-On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
November n, at o'clock good stock Of seasonable
Dry Goods, Clothing Boots Shoes, &c.
Also lot of wet damaged Goods, &c.
At l0lk o'clock, one secondhand Piano; zone
second hand Melodeon; and a variety OF Plated
Wares, of Setts Castors Dishes &c.
Alse, general assortment Ofnew and seeond-ha
PaTlor, Chamber, d lining and Oftce Furniture, &C.
nC20 A. KELLOGG, AuctiOneer.
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A UCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILES
IN Auction rooms, rs Pearlst.-Special and per-
emrtoTy sale Of kid and buck gloves and mits paper,
stationery and Bibles at auction, fer sSeogRt Of
whom il may concern for cash. On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, November q, at nine O'Clock, we will
sell, ioI account Of whom may concern ~ dozen
half gauntlet aud fur lined gloves and mits,
ALsO'-An hlyoice,o Of twenty three hundred dol
lars worth Of Bibles, blank books and stationery.
The trade invited 70 attend this sale, as the en-
tire stock will be sold without any reserve.
N. B.-The goods will be open for examination on
Monday mnrning pTeYlonH 10 the sale. noL
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Law Ts1rPORT.


.aflii HuPFRIoR COURT. laAAMNV
THE SHAKER FALSE IMPRrsoNMENT CASE.
The evidence proceeded before Judge Storer,
in the case of John hobart Vs. q. Rufus, $.
Ball and others.
Rebecca Mcbride young lady, twenty
four years of age, who had since this trouble
retired from the Society, not Wishing TO re-
main during the conflict between the fac
tons. testified that she had always regafdedl
John as sane The witness stated that since
the fuss there was not much brotherly love
at Whitewater. i-
Mrs. Gooch also regarded him as sane.
Sundry depositons were read on behalf
of plaintiff, fnwhich the deponeRts stated
their belief that he was a person Of sane
mind. Hl -Nt'aig -i1G
The plaintiffs testimony then closed.
George Rubush, examined by counsel for
! defense. Witness was the party who made
the affirmation in the Probate Court that he
believed John Hobart to be insane. :. ia
QuestiOp--Was there any party feeling be-
tween the HObsrts and,the Ruoushes2
| :, Answer--I never heard any thing of it
! until | came into this Court.
The witness proceeded to state that until
the time of Johns sickness he had never
| heard of his having visions. Witness con-
ceived the young mans condition threatened
Danger to him, and he desired to do the besI
he could for him. u ~ /. % i.iy 2. d. .sH,y
| OIOSS- -tAdluluGu JuuBp oOhhohSAI ~
you. recollect any particular expressions
John used that made you suppose him in
sane2 av a ..rug.
+ Answer-I recollect his theory of a re
formed system of religion; there were fou
spheres. In the lowest the people were +
work ten hours day--as they advanced pp
ward the number of working hours was d
\ minished-until reaching the highest spber
where the maximum was four bcJurs TO worl
and they had the privilege Of getting maj
ried. Nsughter.) - 3.if 81
Question-What did you think of this2
Answer--Well, i thought those in til
taa13ar snhere would not remain .,o-o l.,
would be rising. (Renewed laughter.)
SGcS.,c:s-nG ScS.,- &c 3d ei.ss:.ca ss@c :he doctrr
of the society, that Ann Lee is Christ in
second appearance e., ist..t..7 aa. r,
Answer-We believe that when Christ, tl
amounting spirit Of God, was sent to this worl
eighteen hundred years ago, there was
male anointed to introduce it tothe worlt
that when the second amounting came it W;
introduced to the world through female
. and we have had male and female ever sint
among our ministry. 4.. -
! Question-ls it uncommon in your societ
: to have visions u ar ....r
! Answer--We have those occasionally wi
> had them. / never had any. Ole ~
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NOR RENT-LEASE OR SALE-with imme-
H diare possession, an ls-acre piece, with good
two.stoTy brick house, vino and vegetable cellars,
four to five acres fun bearing grapeVines, situAted
on Muddy Greek. For terms, apply, between 10
A; NJ, and p NJ, at DR.. RiEpER'S office, %
GomnnnV nO2l-fF
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KH ANTBD-Every body to know that cow
w ANS Picture Gallery, y West Fifth-st -
the finest, largest and chcapest Picture Gallery on
4fth.st Good Pictures, put up in fine style, for
nine cents. po20-h
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WETEEDI..A ON S2 SS dTSsTn in
establishment Address L.. O, C., Press Office.
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"wANTs," iron sALE,s -"FoR RENT"
? sIosT," "EOUND," .BOARDING," So.-Ad-
vertisements coming under these headings, not ex-
ceedng ave lines win be Inserted twice for 10 cents
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WV AkTED-S ITU ATT N-IA -, H., =.
w eountfy,as clerk 10 drug ORC ne ~ SitS y Sy y.
practice will obige, by add a'qra9,e ppls co 20
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WNJ JANTRD-NINE CENTs-For good Pictures,
w at C0WAN'S Picture Gallery, No. 22 West
Fifth-st. Some hnmbug adyeTtises, Bewere 9t
Imitators in nine cent pictures We are making
Pictures high as SlG0 apiece. so We think we
know how to make innocent ones. no20-b
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MANTED-9NE D0LLAR-A whole-szed
w Picture, on whole. sized Ilate, beautiful y
ccored and put mp in good gilt frames, formerly
So for 81, At COwAN'S Picture Gallery, % West
Fifth-st. Size and style at the door. no9O-b
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NNyANTED-ATTENTI -Ecoute blen les pa
w rnles Que je yais te dire you may get tue
very best quality of work, and lower prices than
elsewhere, without any deception, at JOHNSONS
Gallery, Ninth and Main. nol9-OF
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VJAnTED=A BUTCHER-A German but cher,
w who understands his business aud can come
wel1recommended, will get good situation by APP
plyiag at L. u. WATs0N'S Moat-store, corner Of
Elm and Third. nO20-b%
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NY AANLEfiD-- dis DAY-At the Metropolitan
-, onon. mepa, Enpioyme.t Office, So Longworth
bo,nrs able girls to fill good situati2ns; Office
pVubS aIom A. Nj. to " and from to =. nj.
fno2O.bsl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

TNOR RENT-In Oovineton, ore House of
n three rooms, near the corner of GEeenup and
seeoyd.sts., one square from the river. Plenty Of
water close to the door yard and wood house i
every thing in good. order. Suitable for a. small
family. Call third door from corner Of Greenup.
no20-b" II. CUNNINGHAM.
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"ANTED-Imisators inthe art are advsrtis.
w ing pictures for nine, cents Beware OF
them. The only place to get the genuine article Is
at tAPPLEGATE'S greas Likeness Depot, )rner of
Fifth and Main, Don't forget. P. nol9-b
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"ANTED- y oung men with small capital
w will find pleasant employ ment, at which
they eau make from 80 TO s. per day, by applying
Immediately at the office OF WIN. II. BUHriS &
Co, 65 West Third IT., Cincinnati. nO20-d'
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w AM h BUARDING--ln private family,
w for a gentleman aud his vile WOuld prefer
to furnish their own room. Address K, this Office,
RithDam and location. no3l-t 1
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a1OR sAI,El-Businoss Pepper and Or ltsolass
~ Mtrtgagss. Apply TO JOHN b. StDDAbb,
"a Wet Thi DIST. no20.oe
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ETOR SAIE-WAGO s-VERY Low-One
~ nsw two-herSe Lumber Farm wagon, COM
prte one new Open Buggy one new tArco spring
business Wagon calash tip, and too sets tMQ.h9rse
Hatncss Will be sold cheap apply to :. sUDl5E,, y,
EEEH 1Rn Mest Seconh-at, UinClnnaI. nOlI-I-
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ECOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK HOUsG-Con:
II tanning fourteen rooms, with out house and
garden attached situated on River-road, IN Storrs
Township. Rent $500 per annnm; Apply .to s.
MLNKEN 4 SONS, 62 West Ftfth-st, between
Walnut and Vine. efIe.2 nO7-tf
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WKJ ANTED GOOD Co0K-lmmediaiel for a
w small family in the city. Apply at .oe City
pied with highly recommended Servants of all ma
fions, ale and female fno2b-bFl N, j. CdAPlNs
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wv the western part of
w the city, small house containing three OF
given. Address Box 2,340, giving location and
fpr nOlb-uF
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KNyANTED-One assistant book keeper one
w porter, one clerk for country store, one
pgent, and several young men for various employ
ments For particulars, apply at the Employment
Office, 93 Third-st near Vine, up stairs. nol9 b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

WANTED-sITUA Young man Of
w good address, as clerk in store, hotel, or on
a steamboat, where he would make himself geR-
orally useful. Would accept q sitaation as compns-
itor in country Office. Address GEOBGE, Press
SDfice.- nO9-b%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

W1yANTRD ITO EXCHANGED have a stock
w Of jewelry, consisting Of earrings, hnger,
for old clothing Apply at 12S George-st, corner
OF Central-av. 500 s '. nOlo-i'
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FOR RENT.

ETOR SALE-Two new brick dwelling. houses
n on Vine. street. Seven rooms and Kitchen each.
The investment will pav twelve per cent.
no20-c+ j. b. SIDDALL, "a West Third-st.
ETOR sALE-;6R EXCHANGE For. MtiR;;
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TNOR SALE--A good rair Of farm horses with
u harness and wagon. Horses fiveyears old and
will he sold low by
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WUANTED--Men seeking situations as clerks,
w salesmen, book keepers, baTIkeepefs, P1rters'
walters, coOpeTs, carpenters MECHANICS, lab3rer5,
and others, should apply at the Merchants Clerks
Registry Office, 12S Walnqt,street. HALE co.
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VHTANTED-YOUR LIKENESS-K rice wha
w ta mad We rt is EN- Gu t. Hundreds daily visit
APPRECIATES great Likeness Manuf4ctory, cor
ner of Fifth ard Main, where correct Miniatures
arc taken at from nine cents TO SIS. Mark the
place. No charge for tye-cent Pictures. Remem-
her. noy0- b
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s. ,OOO--sse,lred by mortqage on
w city properly wUrtn twice the amount. Ad-
dress nj X Press Office. no3O'D'
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"ANTED : AN EXPERIENCED NURSE
w GIRL Ono Vho can come we'll reeommend-
ed None tther need arpy Apply Immediately at
Room No SD, Homie House. no20-b'-
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Sale OF Real Estate.

DrIsvANr - a decree Of the Probate Coafi
u Pamela Coan,., Miss.ss,pri, rendered 81
NE febr4afs term. 1880. ihafs5l, | ui.i. - Con.
missioner, Appointed by thc court on Nloaiaf tie
ID dsJ ~ December, 1890. 1t the c1urt Hons,
door, IN he town ~ panOla, within lawful hours.
proceed sui srll =, public auction a. the highest
bidder, 9ne.thri foE ash ard The balance 90 y
credit oi Wine Month. irom tn day n sale. tho
f~5t.ovisg tract " lsn1 ielensn NJ 10 the estate q.
the is'. William rhrsshsr, daccated, 10 wft. The
set fraction u the rer.h.e4st quarter ~ section
fourteen ll4.) g rttnlus abau. uus hundred acfes.
,hs north.wci; quarter ~ section fourteen Clj
,ud lhs norsh a., aaar,er u ssctirn st zen (ii.4
Al 10 township ten ll1.) r,ufs seven "a vest. 81.
ins 10 the esan,7 Of raatl1 - state II Mia
sipri. sad tract. of lsni aiI he sold ssparat.ig.
Also The Interest VI ihs chil4rsu tn the land On.
cumbsrei BY tie Widows dover, viii !, ssll
separately.
bond or bonds With srprotsi sscur " viii b,
required for the bslsnes u The purchase money.
hIkSE T. No0D, C0auissionsr.
Nov. s, 1860 nis W
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Ass tUuFu uF 1850 EhNot,h COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL HuctBry
rreH m0 ararl.l af the fuir ol
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cotton sersrs. J II Mitchell. 2,0e
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Best buggy vita top. + Leiholl. la0N.
(" without tgn. G.ph.
buggy harness. Jno VI Csrrat
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Res, riding birdie. Jno " Cirrsn. 200
Test Esns. saddle AMI brittle. I " Brown
fua.
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500.
Be-. saddle taet, T VI Brown. too.
BE- eddie rue. Nss : l. Porter. loo
Bss, vhsny skins, Cbas Harris. 3.u1
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lIYMENIAL.

Married on TUESDAY evening last Tho lsth, 10
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THE SIIEE ~ HlSSiNNfPPL
PAN0La CorN1Y.

FHk SIlfE pF HISSINNIPIL
PANoLa CorH1Y.
70 Sallie u. Carrier ard Am Mckinney, heirs ~
law Of Aireu 4. ilgNinuty, deceased.
VUU an hereby cited - be abi appear hefis
D. Probate Court 1T s.ii county, u the Cepi
l!oase thereof, on Friiiy tho 3ath DAG q Novsa.
hsr next, 90 shox causr why the ami acca1n. 4
James g. Armstrong administrator ofs,hs esss
u sail decct'n' shoi'i n, be allow1t artee
proved. ~ offcr Il Couri.
". Z. WOOTTEk. Glen.
i,saei e1,b Oct. lSGa. Nil "
Tile STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PHOM CoaHtg.
William MeCain,) A,tachmeu, issued byJh
-. Cox Justice oI The Peses q
Lewis Hardin. the aith Of uctober. lst0, :
favor 81 sold William NgCain and against the .
,4te Of s'id Lewis iiariin for Torty.ive dobas,
IA Justices Court hsli NJ s~prinrpors. In the e~s
Is q Pamela and state q Mississippi.
The iefeutan, Is hsrsLy notified ,ha. unless =
appears IN .aid rcuf, at the nes. term ,hered, /.
tchell at Srrinep1rt on the Fourth saiarig q
November, lSGD. AMI plead TO said action. isdr
msui sill be entered and the property atisetsi
sali J.R. cox. Justice % the Pas.
us, s1. 1850. psl4s
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the above two sections are located in the neigh
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OBITUARY.

nisi ~ ritev, tho gth inst, J,ss gtnsrtr IN,
u dsufh.'r = wm, g. and Martha NJ. Harris,
- ~ tnptis ant - tsys.
'ufi .sile ehiidssn % CONT unto ne FOR Of
sue, thr hiuEIlm Of iieasen.n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19
How to test the quality Of Wool

A Texas paper says: Take a
lock of wool from the sleeps
back and place it upon an men
rule. If you can count from 80
to 80 of the spirals or folds in the
space of an inch, it equals IN quail
ity the finest Electoral of Saxony
wool grown.
Of course when the number OF
spirals to the inch diminlshes,
the quality of the wool becomes
relatively inferior,
Many tests have been tried,
but this is considered the simplest
and best.
Cdtswold wool and some other
inferior woods do not measure .
spirals to the inch.
With this test every farmer
has in his possession a knowledge
which will enable him to form a
correct judgment OF the quality OF
all kinds of wool. There are
sonic coarse woods which expert
ecnpd wool growers do not rank
as wool, but as hair, of account
of the hardness and straightncss
of the fiber.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

A @ RIG r A L
Native and Grade Cattle.

is Copeland Of Marion gives
in the Ohio Farmer, an account
of the weight and price Of several
grade and native steers fed BY
himself and sold at two and a
half years old, showing a differ
cpco in weight in favor Of the half
blood Durhams Of from 300 to
400 lbs, and in price from Sl7
to $25. The pasturage and feed
ing of both were the same. lie
values grade cattle much higher
than natives for f~attening, cspcci-
ally if we'll treated when young
and so do all who have had much
experience in fattening stock.