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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

INDEPENDENCE, September IT-The New
Mexican mail, with dates to the Sd inst ar,
rived tonight.
convention of the people of New Mexico
met at Santa Fe on the 9th ult, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the pro-
lection Of their lives and property from the
savoges, Of the Navajoes and other Indians.
They resolved to raise 1000 volunteers, and
asked the Governor to receive Them but he
refused. They then passed resolutions that,
owing TO private quarrels between the of
fcers of the regular army, no dependence
could be placed in them, and that the regu-
lar troops in the Territory are not sufficient
for its protection. They determined to take
their defense into their own hands, aud q
call for 100 mounted men from each county
was made.
Manuel Chovis was appointed Colonel of
the regiment, and it is expected to open the
campaign on the goth inst
Colonel FountilrOy has ordered CAM
paign against the Indians, to move in three
separate columns on the lst of October.
Op the 9Th inst. a band of Kiowas NUM-
bering eleven, went to Allson's rancho, on
Cow Creek, and agreed with Mr.. Peacock,
the proprietor, to come the next day and
go to Pawnee Fork and make treaty with
the United States Officers. True to their
promise, they came and induced Mr.. Peacock
to go out and look through spy-glass at,
as they represented, a company sf soldiers
ct distance. While Mr.. Peacock was In
the act OF looking they shot him through the
head and also through the body, killing him
instantly. They then shot Mr.. Myers, his
clerk, but did not kill him at once. He re-
treated to room where there was a sick
man and warned him of what wassgoing on.
He then sank down and expired. The sick
man was armed with two revolvers, which
| the Indians being apprised of did not mo-
lest him. The Indians loaded eleven ponies
with goods and left.
The people of Cow Greek were expecting
an attack from the same Indians and had
only one company of soldiers to, protect
them.
From al information received there ap-
| pears to be determined plan among all the
wild Indians to make war upon the regular
army and citizens travelling the plains.
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ANIUsENT HNTs.

NATIONAL THEATER. "A large audience
attended this theater last evening, to witness Mr. j.
D. Roberts's Iersonntion tf "Gloder,' In Eaickard
III one Of his best parts aud In which he has OBJ
taiued no little praise in other cities This evening
Mr. Roberts appears as "Otheilo," in shakspeare's
tragedy
PIKE's OPRRA-HoUsE.-The fact that Ton,
the most classic play Of the modern drama, always
draws large audience here, when well cast, is no
small compliment to the taste and culture Of our
citizens.
Last evening was no exception-the vast Opera
house was filed, and the tragedy, we understand,
passed of very oredtably. Susan Denim dressed the
Argiye youth peculiarly, not to say Incorrectly
leaving little room to doubt the sex of tho fair
artistic We saw little of the play, but some scenes
were very well done though Ions part was not
altogether what IL should have been.
This evening, Knowles play Of The VIE is pre-
sented with an amusing after-piece.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
IMPORTANT FIR 1m HoNDuRasI
walker Captured by the BriHsbI
His Delivery to the Authori-
ties of Honduras!
WALKER TO BE SHOT!
HIS MEN TO BE OONDITIoNALLY
LIBERATED.

NEW ORLEANS, September I7.-TheSpauish
war steamer Francisco Dedssis arrived at
Havana from Truxillo, on the 9TH inst, and
reports that the British steamer Icay7@ with
a transport and troops, under Gen. klvarez.
proceeded to the Rio Negro wher- Walkers
army was encamped.
The boats of the Icdyls procee1ed up the
river and captured Walker, who, with his
seventy men, were all brought to Fruxillo
and delivered to the Honduras authorities.
Walkers men were very destitute and many
sick. They were permitted to return to the
United States, upon condition that they
would never engage in another expeditions
against Central America.
Walker and Col Rudler were to be shot.
The Guatemala expedition arrived after
the capture of the expedition.
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The HAMILTON SAw-MnL.-In our Fair
report yesterday we mentioned the Ham
iltOn Saw mill, intending to call attention to
which we have observed in no other mill, and
which seem to us to merit the attention of
all who are interested in such articles. These
are very simple arrangement, by which
the saw is drawn back from the log while
gigging back, thus enabling the saw to cool,
and preventing it from scratching the lum-
ber, as most mills are liable to do-and a
plan by which the sawyer isable TO alter the
lead of his saw, even while cutting, without
stopping the mill, TO suit it to Municipalities
of the lumber
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NEWPORT ME WIS.

A VENERABLE VAGRANT.--An old vagrant,
named Pat Griffith, who has afflicted our city for q
humber of years, was arrested Sunday for steal
bound him in the sum of SOD to answer the
charge Of petty larceny. He was released upon his
own recOenisanCe, as the easiest method to rid the
city of his presence.
ERRATUM.-In our report yesterday, of the
dedication of the Methodist Church, we were made
to say the collection amounted to $3.50, which was
slight mistake 81 300 beIng the amount received.
Subsequently, in the day, SiOO more we're contrib
uted, makI gVile total amount subscribed and coll
lected Sl,7OU, leaving but $500 of Indebtedness
against the Church.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

This Court opens on Monday the lst of October.
calendar has been prepared, including lO2 Chanc-
cry and Error cases. the settings being up to Thurs
day, the 1th.
On Saturday, the Motions W II be heard,
On the sth-The trial of jury will be re-
suned.
For the 10th, 18th and l2th-Eightoen jury cases
are set.
On Saturday, the l3th-Motions.
10Th TO l9th-Jury cases. Thirty are set.
10Th Motions
22nd to 26th- Thirty jury cases.
Saturda, go Motions
29th Both aud 3lst- Eighteen jury cases.
ATUR AL1ZATIoN. Bavaria, 8; Hanover, 3; Hesse
Darmstadt /; Prussia 3; Hosse Cassel, 1; Baden, q
SAKE Altenburgh, L. Wirtemburgh, 2; France, q
England, 2; Ireland, 3.
One applicant who was ignorant Of the principles
Of the Constitution was rejected
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A RAT CAUGHT BY AN 0YsTER.-In Troy,
N. Y, recently, a large rat incautiously put
his foot into the mouth of an oyster. No
sooner had he done so, however, than the
oyster closed upon him, and held him so
tightly that attention was attracted by the
noise, and the unlucky vermin quickly dis
patched. The question now is, can not oys-
ters be made valuable as rat traps2
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Loss of the steamer GnzelIe.

DETROIT, September 1.-THE steamer Ga
zelIe, when entering Eagle Harbor, on Lake
Superior, at daylight on the morning of the
10th inst, went on the rock q quarter oS
mile from the dock, and became total loss,
together with all her freight, consisting OF
supplies for Eagle Harbor and other Lake
Superior ports. All her passengers andcrew
were saved by boats from the harbor. The
boat was owned by E. B. Ward, and valued
at $40 600; no insurance.
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ARREST OF ANOTHER CoUNTERFEITER.-A
man named Lawrence Harriet, was arrested
by Officer Williams day before yesterday, on
on suspicion of having in his possession
counterfeit money. He fought desperately
when arrested, but was overpowered by the
officer and taken to the Station-house. Upon
search, three counterfeit five dollar bills, on
the Pittsfeld Bank, of Illinois, were found
in his possession, and as this seemed to con-
firm the suspicion that he was a regular
dealer, he was taken before the Police Court
and committed to Jail in default of surety in
the sum of $500 to await an examination
next Thursday
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month or two ago, as most of our readers
will remember, the gold-pen manufacturing
establishment of G. W. Sheppard & Co., No.
West Fourth-street, was feloniously en-
tered and robbed of number of valuable
articles. Day before yesterday man named
Michael 0stler was arrested upon charge of
the burglary, and arraigned before Judge
Lowe and committed in default of bail in
the sum of $1,000 to await an examination,
which will take place tomorrow.
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BURGLARY IN VNE-sTREET.-The clothing
establishment of j. Buff, at No. l26 Vine
street. was feloniously entered last night
about eleven o'clock and robbed of guam
tity Of goods, consisting of cloths, cassimeres
and vestings. The burglars effected an en-
trance by climbing upon the roof of the
house and descending through sky-light
through which, also, they made their exit.
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Later from Mexico,

NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-THE brig
Hope, from Vera Cruz on the End inst, has
arrived. The British mail steamer sailed for
Havana, with $4,0OO,OOO in specie. The
United States steamer PoeahoRtds arrived at
Vera Cruz on the End. Fourteen thousand
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SALE OF SEATS IN TRINITY OHURoH.--The
sale of pews in Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church took place last evening. Seven were
sold at 5000 each which was the highest
price paid, while others were sold as low as
$75. The entire amount realized from the
sale was $26.69O.
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MOvements Of the Prince of Wales.

CLIFTON HOUSE, September 1.-THE Prince
to-day went to the American side, visited
Goat Island and enjoyed the different views
of the Falls with but little interruption. He
crossed the Suspension Bridge and visited
the whirlpool, &c. He goes to Queenstown
in the morning to lay the corner stone of an
obelisk where Brock fell, and in the after
noon goes to Hamilton, where the annual
Provincial Fair opens.
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SOMETHING NEw.- The sewing-machine
patented patented by the Grover ,I 4 Baker s Sewing wing
astonishing thing Of its kind which has ever
come under our notice. But Mr.. Grover, the
ingenious inventor, has recently, il would
seem, greatly improved his invention. He
has brought out a machine which is the
wonder and admiration of the world. 1t is
very simple, not liable to get out of order,
does its work better and faster than its pre-
decessors. The ''Great Western Depot of
the Company is So West Fourth-street, Gin
einnati.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County CoMMIs-
sIoNERs.-At their regular diurnal session
yesterday morning, the County Commission
ers passed orders amountingin the aggregate
to 1892 IL; of which $lO0 were paid to
Leonard Boyle for watering the street
around the Courthouse $5S So to Anthony
Road; $97 90 for plastering Lick Run Luz
natc Asylum; $lO9 for labor and painting
same establishment, and $l26 SO to E. D.
Crookshank for payroll on the new Jail.
No other business transacted.
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FAIR OF THE ONO MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The eighteenth annual exhibition of the
Ohio Mechanics Institute opened for the
week, yesterday morning, with large at
tendance. Each department is attractive
in its way, and deserves special attention,
although our space at present forbids it.
The Mechanical Department contains q
number of novelties to arrest the eye of the
machinist, and others that would amply re-
pay an examination by builders and archi-
tects.
In the Art Department, there is bust in
marble, by Bullet-the only one on exhi-
bition-which of itself is worthy visit. 1t
is evidently taken from life, and is the head
of girl whose hair combed back, la Pom
padour, reveals Grecian brow admirably
shaped, and whose placid features suggest a
nature pure as the Parian from which it is
cut.
The lips are faulty, although, doubtless,
faithful; therefore this is no error of the art
ist; the ear is quite delicately shaped and
natural; the neck and head finely executed
and gracefully set upon the shoulders. The
entire work, notwithstanding flaw or two
in the marble which could not have been
foreseen, is exceedingly clever, and will add
to the already extended reputation of the
sculptor.
The miscellaneous exhibition in the main
hall Of the Catholic Institute attracts great
numbers, and the display embracing large
variety, is quite creditable. The fair is open
both day and evening, and will continue for
| some weeks, closing with a grand ball.
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Law r. nPOIxr.


ALLEGED BURGLARY.-The State u.s. James
Gabriel The defendant was placed on trial before
Judge Collins and Jury, charged with burglary and
larceny, alleged TO have been committed at the shop
of ii. W Bleaks, on the l4th { July. Several tools
saws, planes, &c were stated to have been taken
lay at the time Of the burglary. Yerdct-larceny.
W. II. Kerr for the State; A. c. Dennis for defense
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ADAMs's EXPRESS sCoMPANY.-Adans'sE Ex-
press Company yesterday very kindly fur
nished us with late Eastern, Louisville and
Nashville papers, all in advance of the mail,
for which they have our thanks.
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BOsToS, September 1.-THE saOre-ship,
Release arrived from Aspinwall to-day.
SalUtes were fred and the city bells rang,
at sunrise, at noon and at sunseA to-day, In
cOmmemOratiOn of the 23Oth anniversary Of
RnatOu .
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A New PInner pIseeverea.

WAsHNeTos. September lT-Last Satur-
dav niobt a new planet was discovered from
the National Observatory. Its right ascea-
sion is twenty-three hours four minutes, and
lis deelination three hours and twenty-four
N, ;pufes sOutb ...
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A number Of applicants were also admitted to
citizenship in this Court.
Letters Of administration were granted to Eliza
beth Geers on the estate of Henry Geers, deceased
Alpheus Cutter took ont letters of administration
en- the estate of Matilda Dare.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.
TUESDAY

LETFERs OETAEEp' FOR WANT or PosTAaE,
Monday, September II, 1860:
George Baxter, New York.
Henry Flanagan, Buffalo, N. Y.
B. u Eilers. Quite nburg. Iowa.
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LATEST FROM JARAN.-Have You tried the
new teas from Iapan2 Call az Pendery 4
Co.'s, northwest corner Of Fflh and Wal
nut-streets, and get samples, which viii be
furnished free Of charge. = INK
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CoRREoToN.- Burnet House is not
full, as has been reported from the com
mencement of the National Fair They
have a sufficient number Of ladies' and gem
tlemen's large rooms 70 accommodate, with
regular beds, al least one-third more than
they have had during the fair, sels-b
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BD-FALL AND WINTER OLOAKs.-EveTy body and
the ladies especially, should visit the magnificent
PIONEER CLoAK-HoUsE Of GEO. LEWIS & Co., di-
rectly opposite the PostoiCe, they are now pre-
pared to show a full stock of Fall ana Winter Gar
ments, in all grades Of prices. Remember the loca-
tion-Fourth-street, directly opposite the Post
office. sel5-f
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GAuERs.-Something attractive, in the
shape of eloth-gaiters for gentlemen, have
Just been received by ]. II. Deters, Fourth
street, west of Walnut. They are neatly
made and fit the ankle closely. To those
who wear shoes at this season, we commend
them as being comfortable and pleasant.
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Later rom Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, September l7.-Thesieamer
Star Of the West, from Havana on the 18th
inst, has arrived below.
Sugar quoted at So reals. The stock at
Havana and MatanZas amounted to lso,OOO
hayRs
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HoUsH AND LoT YoR SAIE.--CoopeT 4
Stokes will sell, this afternoon at four
o'clock, good frame house ana large LOT on
BARGAIN. ~ itf 9Ht
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H8- Good Pictures in for IS cents, at APPLE-
GATE's Mammoth Gallery, Fifth and Main. aul-tf
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RICHMOND, VA, September 1.-THE Gov
ernOr has determined To eali an extra ses-
uary, to decide relative to the sale Of the
James River Canal. rt l
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PoLITIcAL-The Bell and Everett voters
of the Sixth Ward, will hold meeting this
evening. See advertisement.
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~ A. A, EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and JsWslry,
Nos s4s and 27l Central avenue.
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MARRIHIO.

O'NEAL- -BROUKSHAW.-IR Covinston, Sept.
10, by the Rev. A. II. Williams Mr. Wm. 0Neal,
Of Rising Sun, Ind, TO Miss Isabella BTookshaw, Of
COyington, Ky.
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FoR a fine artistic picture, 90 TO A. s.
Bloom Gallery, "a West Fifth-street.
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AUCTION SALES.

A NOTION : sIE.-BY JACOB CRAFT 4 co.
IN Furniture, Piano, &c, at Anetioe On TUES
DAY MORNING, September Is, at Q o'clock, at our
Store, No. 18 East fourth-st., a quantity Of good
second hand and new Furniture, &C.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctloneer,
eel6 ~ East Fourth-street
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so Pictures for ten cents at JoHssON's Gallery
Ninth and Main.
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IN al our Store, IL East Fourth-street. Large
sale Of Un' edeemed Pledges VIII be sold at
ber ~, commencing az niue O'Clock A. MI, and
to continue until all Is sold, large amount OF un;
redeemed pledges, consisting In part OF hne gold
hunting and open-faced patent levers, celebrated
makers; fine gold hunting aud open-faced detached
diamond rings and pins gold fob, vest aud guard
chains, Rentlemens heavy gold breast pins; studs,
SiFnels ookets, bracelets, musical and mathemati-
cal insfrumenti, esttr e,.e' y ds ~ II
- - JACOB GRAFE Auetl9neeg
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wedding and VISITING cardA,

Engraved and Printed, s, and Presses Do La Rue
e'A'i'nsi' anu SHIPLEY 4 SMITH,
(succsssOrs % 4; a; shiPlsy Bro.,)
jy3-ay " Woat Fourth street,
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bS- CHEsTER's Tea-rooms, east side of Walnut,
below Fifth, up stairs.
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FOR LEASE.

ENOR EASE-LAND-For five years, eight
H acres of excellent Land under cultivation, on
which is new Franc House of three large rooms
and kitchen, situated on good turnpike-road,
about mile from the Ffth-street Ferry, In West
Covington, at the very low price Of $3.50 per annum
to good tenant. Possession given Immediately.
ALSO
A Lot of thirteen acres of ground In the western
part Of Covington, one mile rom Western-row Ferry,
part of which is in timber, and part cleared; very
suitable for vineyard, it having a southern ex-
posure. Win lease it for ten years, at $3.50 per
Also
Eighteen acres of excellent Land under sutiya-
ton, with two good houses, large cstern, &C situ
ated good road within three-fourths of q mile
from Fifth street Ferry, in Wet OOvngton The
ground has been cultivated the past seven years in
vegetable gardens. Will lease this in two lots
to suit SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
No 2 Apollo Buildings
sel5-d Corner of Fifth and Walnut.sts.
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METEOROLOGICAL BsERvATIoNs--By Henry
Ware. Ontician. Sentemher IL:
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FOR RENT.

EVOR RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
II I!ishted with gas, in the second story, unfur-
nished, a family, az 269 inth-st., between
tentral-av. and Juhn-st. sels-d'
E$OR RENT-A NEAT srORE-HOUSE-Of
H four rooms, with cellar, on the Observatory.
road, east of Baum.st. Inquire at 33 Observatory
road selS-b'
ENOR RENT Two furnished rooms, one on the
n hrst floor, with gas, pleasantly situated within
five minutes q ak of the POstOfice Apply at .,
north side of Seventh. st third door east Of Main
EOR RENT-For q term of years, twenty five
n acres of Land on the Western Hills, in StOrrs
and Milcreek Townships, half mile from the city,
small vineyard and cider-press; three never-fail-
ing springs two small cottages, etc. Inquire of
W. ORANGE, half mile from the Brighton Sta
tion. sels.et
ENOR RENT- Several unfurnished front rooms,
II suitable for gentlemen's sleeping. rooms, eau be
obtained by applying Immediately at the south-east
corner of Fifth and Sycamore No 100. sel6-f'
ENOR II ENT-ROOMS-Three very good rooms,
~ at 100 Milton-st the heart of a substantial
bI ick, suited TO small family. Rooms entirely
distinct with yard, water, &c. Inquire at the cot
tage, near Prospect Hill sel7-bt
NNOH RENT-RAILROAD OFFICE-A we'll
n ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor #
surance Office Apply at Press Counting Vine
st., opposite Custom house. sel6-dF
NNOR RENT - RES DENCE In Covington,
II Kentucky, a very neat residence on Gar rard-
st., near the bridge, and convenient to the Cncin
natl Ferry, containing IL rooms, hall, gas, &C.,
newly-painted parOrs and hall handsomely grained.
Will be rented low to a good tenant, all in good
order. Inquire next door to premises. sel6-d'
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SCHOOL BoARD-Proceeding Last Night
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair.
The resignation of Miss Rogers, of the
Seventh District School, was accepted, the
usual certificate awarded, and Miss Kate
Gowdy appointed i'll her place.
The Clerk asked leave of absence for three
weeks, which was granted.
The following is an abstract of the Super
intendent's monthly report:
Enrollment-Distrct Sch 435
Enrollment-Intermediate l,03l
1906
Withdrawal-District tSehools.....~-......."... SO
Observation-Disclosures .......... To- 80
The number remaining in all the schools is 1885,,
being 553 more than last year
The average daily attendance has been IL 266, being
l57l more than last year for the same period.
Number of Teachers employed in the District
Schools. 2bI
Number of Teachers employed in the lnterme-
diate %
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- -OIOthing renowned and repaired, 50 y. Third.
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Eighth Annual Exhibition Of the United
Btatos Agricultural Sooiety-Flfth Day.

The appearance Of the Grounds After the
Ratn-The Cattle and Horse Department.
IomotogicGL Hail. FIoioers-- Test of Sac,
Grist, and other MIIs--Importaat to Coop
eTs-Other Matters.
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FOUND.

WNOUND-A RED COW-About seven years old
II white star on forehead, white spots on body.
he owner can have her by calling on VIM sU I'LL
VAN, Pendleton, sel7-b"