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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

A SLIGHT VERBAL CHANGE IN THE MAR
RIAGE CEREMONIAL short time since ap-
plication was made to one of our newly
installed Magistrates to marry a young
couple in the vicinity; and, as he had never
commonly used, he requested little time to
prepare himself, but the messenger was in
exorable-the hour was late, and the young
people were tired, and no delay could be
permitted. He accordingly accompanied
his guide to the house, where he found
every thing prepared, Requesting the
happy couple to rise, he stammered out
something, he knew not exactly what, when
greatly encouraged our hero, who raised
himself to his full hight, to assist in giving
dignity to his words, as is usual on such
solemn occasions, and said: "Now pro-
nounce you man and wife, and may God
have mercy on your souls"
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NEW BOOKS.

THE ROMANCE OF NATURAL HISTORY. By
Ipa,Iat,saoss hoSsf SSss,6 s, ~ a b. Win sSgant II.
| ctnnat; George s. Blanchard
Mr.. Gosse is known 10 the reading public a. the
author Of several interesting works upon Natural
History and Kindred subjects among which are
The dQHariaa, Natural HiStory Of Birds Ahinals and
Rephiss, The Ocean and others. Few men are bet.
ter skilled in roadnghe great lesson which Nature
teaches, or in giving the results Of their reflections
in more choice and elegant language. In the present
volume he has caught the most striking features and
| phenomena Of nature, animate and inanfmate, and
worked them up with excellent effect The book is
choice one, and will bo read with pleasure by ali
whose taste rams in that direction,
EVAN HARRINGTON; On, He wouLD ur A
GEErLEMAn. by GEORGE MEREDITH. New York.
lory 90. '' -
This is reprint Of an English novel Of society
written with considerable power, the Characters
sharply drawn, and the action easy and natural.
TIE CHAPEL OF ST. MARY. By the author os
The Reciorg Of MorelaAd. Boston: J.SE Tilton a
Co. Cincinnati Riokey, Mallory Co.
The ReciorV sf M0relsHd for the authornot .
little reputation polished and evangelical pro-
duction. The present story-in a single I2mo vol
ume lis similar in its STYLE and bids fair 10 enjoy ~
goods reception as Its predecessor.
STUDIES From LIFE. By the author et John
maiV99S,, GssaeTaaa; New York; Harper Broth
ers. Cincinnati: hickey, Mallory q %.
They who have read the preceding publications. Of
the author of John Halar, will need no second in
Vitaton to the present PFOduction which is as ful
OF quaint and yetsgenia philosophy, delicate satire
and delicate touches Of nature, as any of them.
THE OHILDREN's PICTURE FABLE BOOK.
Containing 100 Fables with sixty Illustrations luy
Cinoinnati Hickey, Mallory Co.
HYMNS OF THE AGES. secsnd Series. Being
Selections from Wither, Crashaw, SouthWeli
Hahington, and other sources. Boston Ticknor
Fields.
This is collection intended to present body Of
devotional poetry, Of kind superior in literary
merit to that which finds its way into hymn. books
The contents are, in many cases, taken from
sources not accessible to ordinary readers, and en-
body many gems from the old poets of the truest
water. The book is produced in the most perfect
style Of book making, and, as keepsake to pious
friend, is unsurpassed by any recent production.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
wreck of a SLAYER.

WAESfA VI "a
NEW YORK, December 30.-By the arrival
of the steamer Cdrndk from Nassau, N. p.
on the oath inst, we have accounts of the
wreck of the American ship America on
Cape Lobos, with 500 Africans on board.
destined for Cuba. The ship was com
manded by Capt. Chas. Brown, who, with
his crew, seized upon the schooner Lila of
Nassau, and compelled her master to render
assistance. The captain of the lilly has tes-
tilted before police magistrate as follows:
"The wreck lay about fourteen miles from
the lighthouse; she was ship of apparently
about 800 or 600 tuns, and from herd landed
about 800 slaves on Cape Lobos. The cap
tain gave me up the wreck saying that I
could do what liked with it. but gave me
10 money. | saved some of the rigging and
copper from the ship. He made me land the
slaves, and ! had no option; / was there
three ddys after trying to save the rigging.
Before l saved the rigging, the Captain
made me take him and three of his hands to
Nuevitas Light. house, Cuba, where they
landed for about two hours, and returned
with me to Cape Lobos on Wednesday week.
A brig arrived four days afterward from the
direction of Cuba, and took eff the slaves
Immediately. Some of them. were in de-
plorable condition, and eleven died while on
the Cape, although they had plenty of rice,
molasses and water and a little salt beef.
Inc Oaptaln ana crew, accut thlrty-slX in
number, of the SLAYER, used no violence
toward me, although they were all armed
with six-barreled revolysrs and Bowie
knife on each side. They gave ne no
money!
The Guardian says a detachment OF sixty
soldiers was dispatched by the Governor to
Cape Lobos, on the lsth, hlft the slaves had
been carried to Cuba, as well as the officers
of the-ship, by the brig,
project is on foot at Nassau to. light thai
city with gas, capitalists in New York City
having agreed 70 interest themselves in the
enterprise.
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RemnrkabIe Fish-PisoatorIal ChorIsters.

Remarkable Fish-PiscatOrIal ChOrlsters.
The river Plate swarms with fish, and is
the habitat Of one possessed of very soHor-
Gus voice, like that found in the river
Borneo, the account Of which is quoted by
DR.. Buist from the Journal of the S1mdrdHg.
During the years 1856 H. NJ. S. Eagle was
stationed in the river Plate, and anchored
about three miles from MOnteYideo, with an
occasional change a little higher up the
stream, or lower down, as far as Maidonado.
During my service on board Of that shin
have often heard loud pscatory chorus
during the night. My cabin was in the after
part of the gun-room; and when lying in bed
with the "scpttle' open Ia small window
about six feet from the surface OF the riverb
have listened with pleasure and curiosity
TO the loud sounds proceeding from these
creatures as they rOamed in numbers round
the ship.
The noise they made was at times very
loud and close at hand, and seemed to pro-
ceed from many yoices-receding now and
then, and becoming lost in the distance and
again returning. At other times, as far a.
could judge, solitary voice was heard,
and then few together. There was little
variation in the sound, which was of deep
tone, more like the rumbliag of drum or
organ than any thing else. Nevertheless,
whether il was. fancy or not, there was sonle-
thing pleasing, and even musical, IN the
sounds as they became slowly OF suddenly
distant or near, with the retreat or approach
OF the band. .s a
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A NEW TRAGEDY BY CNeNEATIAN.-A
young gentleman of this city of fine literary
attainments is engaged at present in writing
a tragedy for a leading, perhaps the leading,
tragedienne of this country. The young
author is well qualified for his task, to
which he brings highly cultivated mind,
poetic temperament, an artistic taste and
q just understanding of dramatic effect and
situation, and as we have heard the plot
and the incidents, we believe the play will
prove decided success.
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YIN. NJ. L. A.-This evening, as will be
seen by the motion of the Chairman, Mr..
Horatio N. Hatch, will be held the first meet
ing Of the Anti shell Canvassing Committee
of One Hundred, for the purpose of organ
ization. A heated contest now appears to
be in store for the two opposing parties, both
of which say war to the knife. Certainly
every member should be on hand, and watch
the welfare of the institution.
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GRAND SoIREE FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.
A grand soiree, for the benefit of the or
phans, win be given at the hall Of the Cath
ollie Institute on Wednesday evening next.
The benevolent purpose to which the pro-
ceeds are to be applied, should be sufficient
to secure full attendance.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

lTYOR EXCHANGE-A stock of Dry goods,
a Boots and Shoes out of Wholesale house. PEARL
Nd to the amount Of 900 to 5000, for Western
~ Lands and one-half Cash.
ALSO,
Several fine improved Farms in Hamilton War
en, Shelby and Highland Counties, Ohio, for city
fropeny.
- 81 900 Cash and some good. paying property In O
iourishing Western State, for small piece Of city
property.
ALSO,
"A Any amount of Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
and Kansas Lands, for sale exchange, with some
cash.
4 A Millinery Store for Farm.
ALSO,
A $1,000 stock of wholesale Liquors, out OF store,
nor property, at bargain,
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THANKs.-The employees of the Hamilton
and Dayton Omnibus Line return their
thanks to Mr.. Smith, the proprietor, for an
excellent dinner, given to them at his resi-
dence,, yesterday. Every person connected
with their line was present, and all enjoyed
a harmonious and pleasant time.
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GREAT SUFFERING AT RoNE.-Letters frons
Italy report that the mass of the population
of Rome is now suffering great privations
owing to the high price of bread, and that
eIpedients of all kinds are being adopted by
public and private charity to supply food for
the moor
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CARRIERS ADDREss.-Our carriers will
visit each of their patrons with the New
Years Address, tomorrow. AS they have
been faithful to their trust during the year,
they will abundantly deserve tho trihe
which they expect to receive.
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN PENN
sYLvANIA.-In the village of Temperance
vile, adjoining West rittsburg, a German,
known as DR.. Breitlanch, about noon on
Friday, killed his wife in the most brutal
manner, in fit of passion, and Immediately
thereafter killed himself.
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FOR SALE.

ITNOR sALE-sALOON.-In good locality, and
4 y doing good business, The owner intends
|E7NOR sALR-The stock and fixtures of the
II Oyster Stand in the Palace Garden. Apply TO
2. I. BETkER. on the premises. de30-b'
HCOR. .SALE-CHEAP FOR CAsH-A good To-
ny cation for boarding house grocery; a
.Etock Of groceries, with four years lease OF the
fetorei hNe rooms, kitchen, cellar and back yard
Apply ct O3S sixth St, near Carr. deSo-b'
leaNOR sALR-DRUG sTORE-Tho- stock aud
~ hxtuj es of a Retail Drug Store An excellent
tppportuniy for any wishing to engage in bust.
ness. Address, with fun name, "H, d. p, Press
oDice. dea0-bs
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BEAUTIFUL NEW YEARS PRESENTS FREE.-
This is special invitation to the customers of
Pendery & Co., tea dealers, northwest cor
ner Of Fifth and Walnut-streets. Come one,
come all
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-31

II YoU want an iced cake for your New
years callers, or good home made pie red
cuTrant, damsOn plum, fresh blackberry,
pump kin, mince, &c., all warranted 70 he Of
the best materials aud fresh, 20 TO Smith 8
Home made Bread Bakery, southeast COR
ner Of John and Courtslreets.
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Two LAST DAYs.-This and tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening, at three and half-past
seven o'clock, at Concert Hall, will be the
last opportunity our citizens will have to
visit Dollie Dutton.
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THE LADIES will remember the auction
sale of elegant silver-plated ware, jewelry,
&C., at 50 West Fourth street, this afternoon
at two o'clock, by Jacob Graf & Co.
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STRAYEp.

= on, but no brtdle. ANY one leaving Informs.
Iign st JAS WALLS'S stable, on SycamOre-st
WOW fourln, wiz be rewarded de3O-o'
STRAYED-OR sroLEN-From mont OF stc "a
~ ill Matn-st on Friday evening last, q BAY
hs9lI aohsI. attached 20 dray. A lEheraI reward viii
paid for their delivery at o. Main-st cr I51
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BURGLARY. The house Of james 1, STAN
ton, No. esq Vine-street, was eRtered ey
burglars, night before last aad robbed of
e23 in money. The entrance was effected
sby means Of an outsider and the thieves
would no doubt bave cemmltted further
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CARL FoRNEs TO RETUas 10 Eunofn--
Carl Formes, who has little cause % Be sat-
isfed with his present tour in the United
States, Intends 10 return 70 England next
month, having made an engagement 70 sing
IN Italian opera 1t The Covent Garden Thea
ter Londoli ll tle l4. ~ fi
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THE DAILY PRESS.
m0NDA7...........-............-..pROEMRERs q
City News.

NEW partnerships will leave their Job
printing With Morris, 70 West Third-street.
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LUNCH To-MoRRow.--Bish. Hall will serve
up at his saloon, 20l Vine-street, a superb
lunch, tomorrow, at eleven o'clock, A. n.
Drop in and see him.
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Slams on SLATB AS BLkoKnoARDs.e-FW0
school houses, recently erected at Bangor
Me-, are furnished with slabs Of Piaeataqal8
slate, six feet long and three wide, In place
Of blact2oafds The huildings are covered,
also, with slate from Piscataquis County.
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IN ATTACHMENT T-BEFORE &c. II,
= H6ANsELMANh, a Justice Of the Peaee,of 0incin-
natl Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. John
GoTdumus Co., rs. Thomas D. Wilson-On the
l5h day Of December, 1850, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment at our instance in the above
action for the sum of Fifty dollars and twenty
five cents, and said cause Is set for hearing before
Ten O'Clock A. M, JOHN G0RDUMUS' & co.
Dated December 20, 1860. de3i.cMs
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I'm CHDIENT-BEFORE HAN.
y SELMANN, a Justice Of the Peace Of Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County, 0hio-F. Hirsh and
w. Stone-0n the 4th day of December, 1850, at our
instance an order Of attachment issued by said
Justice Of the Peace, against the property and eff
teets of said defendant for the sum of Fifty-six
dollars and ten cents and said is set hear
ing before said Justice the 9th day Of December,
at eight O'Clock A. M., 1861.
Dated Decembhr %. 1850. deal .cMe
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LEGAL.

Nm ATTACHMENT EFORE G.. Il,
HANSELMANE Justice of the Peace Of Oin-
cinnRti Township Hamilton County, Obi D.-Curtis
Post VS.. ]. Il, Cushman.-Qn the Gath day of De-
cember 1860 said Justice issued order Of attach
ment against the property and effects Of defendant
for the sum of one hundred and seven dollars and
nine cents and said is set for hearing OIL the
7th day of February, 1861, at o'clock A. M.
Dated December 49, 1860. de3i. chi
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LOST.

m QsT-YI0T0RINE On the 25th inst, Stone
- MGrteh HictOTine or Fur Cape, somewhere on
Iourth ST, If any has found IL and will briug
~ 70 the office Of American Patent Company, lib
tFal reward will be given. de3O-b
QST-OR sT0LEN-From the subscriber, the
~ following described Prolnssory notes, to-wlt:
tnree several notes bearing date, Cincinpati Dec.
Ia, le6o drswn by Peter Gapdolfo, payable to the
pIuef oi John Bains, and indorsed, upon the back,
~ Oh MurrRy one for the sum of S6i6 53 payal
.e IN six months; one for the Of S6l6 9s maya
e ~ niue mODthsi one for the sum Of S6l6 So pay-
4ple in Twelve months. Notice Is hereby given that
.tne payment of said notes and OF Of them as
1ton stopped and all rsOns cautioned against
pegotisting for the same The finder will be siita-
~ rewarded by leayin said notes at the Law Once
hird aud Walnut-sts. fdeso b'l JOHN BAINS.
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A UCTION SALE-BY J. GRAFT & co La
~ dies Auction Sale OF Fine SilVer-plated Ware
Bich and Fashionable Jewelry, Gold Watches, etc
THIS DAY monday, December 81, at 2 O'Clock
7. MI we will sell TO the ladies, at No. S0 West
Fourth St, near Vinei large and wellseocted as
sortment of the above description of goods. being
the same stock that have been selling from dur.
ing the past week, and which has given such uni
Versal satisfaction. Seats will be provided for The
requested. J. GRAFF co.
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a UCTION SALE-By JACOB GRAFF & Go.
fA Great sale of Staple Dry Goods WEDNESDAY,
January 2, at No. IS East Fourth street. will be
Goods.
ALs0-Linens and Woolen Blankets. The stock
comprises the following articles 600 bleached aud
brown linen table covers, all sizeslOO dozen linen
napkins, 100 dozen linen towels, 200 dozen French
and English toilet quilts, all sizes and qualities; 800
pairs Of woelen blankets, all sizes and qualitiss
table damask by the yard shirting and pillow-case
linens, crash, broadcoth, cashmere, satinetts ard
doeskins, gents merino shirts and drawere.
ALSO-A large and splendid assortment of CASH
mere and ladies' woolen shaws, hosiery, skirting,
&c. sale win be made at half-pas nine o'clock A.
NJ, and two and seven p, NJ, The attention of
housekeepers is called to this sale. Seats reserved
for ladies' who are invited to examine the stock and
desc JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
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IN Furs, just arrived from the East-A mag
nihcent lot of Ladies' Fancy Furs. with orders to
sell on Monday morning, Dec 81. We would inform
the Ladies' that we have inst received very choice
lot Of Fancy Furs from large importing house in
at auction, at our Auction Rooms, II East Fourth
street, on MONDAY MORNING, Dec. 81, Mt 10
and American Furs also, agreat variety of Chill
drens Furs, and are worthy the attention of those
who wish to purchase for their own use, or to make
New Years Presents.
The FuTs are now open for the inspection of La
dies and Gentlemen.
N. B;-We would also especially invite dealers, as
we shall sell in lots to suit them.
COOPER & STOKES, Auctioneers,
a H. - u.
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FOR RENT.


NOR, RENT-At No. 4d4 Fourth ST., rooms
~ suitable for small family. None but Ameri-
cans need apply. References required and rent in
. advance. de30-bpi
#NNOR II RBNT-ROOM-Four meh can be accom-
"for ~ q month each, on the corner Of Third and
EIm, over Crews grocery. de3O.b"
uNOR RENT-A DWELLING-A small frame
n Dwelling OF hve rooms, on Charry-st, third
door east of Plum with back yard, hydrant etc
: Apply att West Fourth-st. de29 c.
TINOR RENT-SMALL ROOM-WeIl furnished
- and kept in order, suitable for a genteman's
eleeping- room. Location central, and good neigh
porhood: Terms moder:t5. Apply 1874 George.st.,
pelHeSh Centlai-av. aid John ds3l-6.
1HfOR RRENT-DwELLING ,HOUSE-1 Us Clin-
L - ton.street, in good repair, and provided with
'ihydrant, ctstern, gas-hxtures &c. Reut S25 per
month, in advance Apply at Western Union Tele-
srhph ONCE, cor Third and Walnut. dels-tf
fENOR RRNT-Fiye and one-half acres of the
~ beat land, together with good house, contain
Ing seven rooms, coed COW and horse-stable, corn
crib, peach and apple orchard good water and every
Il thing convenient and necessary for a gentloman
doing bust in Cincinnati being very convenient
20 the depot possession given ON the LIST day Of JAM
-. [de22-tfl
Igor RENT-The middle House Of Murchs
This house Is, without doubt the very best house
tor rent in the city 1t is three-storV stone-front
nonke with eleven rooms, standing ten feet from
the pavement and ten feet back, with gas, hot and
COLD water with laundry, bath room ,and all the
4tde entrance, hall and silver plated fence in 'front.'
Out Of the third-story window you can see all over
he city. i Will rent the above house low call at
~ West F'urth-st. lde29.oI o. M. hUkoH.
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A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & co.
IN Last Sale, positively, of French, English, Ger
man and American Engravings, Water and OIL
Prints, Lithographs, Ohromes, Steel Engrayings in
rich gilt frames. On MONDAY MORNING, at e16
o'clock and in the evening at o'clock, will be sold
az our Store, & East Fourth-st., the best collec
tion OF the abQYenamed Picturez yat offered. This
e positively the last sale and embraces very
hne FRENCH Lithographs, &C., expressly reserved
JACOB GRAFT, Auotioneer,
de3O - Fast Fourth.
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PERSONAL.

DRRsONAI-wAaTED--Ip IN Sorms,io7, :, NJ
Ikh hUNAN, Of County Cork, Ireland Her
.er has arriVed, and Il stopping Al O5 East 0o-
np'@ de3l-b'
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IN ATTACHMENT T.-BRFORE -.
AHAhsELMANN, a Justice Of ihs Psace opi, 81 Gin
Miehael Rils1 ts russell o'Hars, principal, and
'Iittis lIiamt Railroad Company, garnishee.-on
the Sth day of December 1861 said Justice issued
order Of attachment and garnishee pr against
the property and effects of said defendant for the
sum Of Twelve Dollars and Fiftyhye cents aud said
is set for hearing the 9th day Of February
1861, at o'clock p. M. MICHAEL RILEY.
Dated December 90 1860. de3l-eMt
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BOARDING.
AUCTION SALES.

UCTION sALE-BY WELLS 4 MILES,
n 20 Pearl-st.-D Goods, Notions, Boots and.
Shoes at Auction for Cash On WEDNESDAY
mOhhlNG. January 2, at nine o'clock, q variety Of
staple and Fancy Dry-goods and Notions.
AlbO-At eleven O'Clock, IFS cases Boots Shoes
Boots, &c. desc
A UCTION sALB-BY s, G. HUBBARD-At
- Trade sale Rooms, No. ~ West Fifth-st., up
statIs-BookB and Stationery at Auction On MON
DAY EVENING, December 81, at seven O'clock
viii be sold by catalogue, to clofe cohsignments
large and valuable collection OF Standard, TheoloR-
ical, Historical, Poetioal and Miscellaneous Works.
variety Of Stationery, &c &c.
N. B.-Catalogues are published and the books
are now open for examination.
desO.b S. q. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
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Nm ATTACHM RNT BEFORE q. f.
II HANSELMAN, Justice of the Peace, of Cincin-
natl Township. Hamilton County, 0hio.-Michael
SRiley aganLt Peter Cartright, Principal of the Lit
garnishee-on the oath day OF November, 1860, said
Justice issued an order q and getnshee
dollars, and garnishee process served on said Com
pany and returned and said is set for hearing
before said Justice, on the 9th day of February,
Dated December 1850 da3I.aMs
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IN, AITlETIA!GHIMENT.-.BEF,OR REC.a II.

IN -ATTACHMENT- b EFOR RE @. r.
n HANSELMANN, Justice of the Peace OF Ciu-
einnati Township Hamilton County, ohio-Wil-
State of Ohio, VS.. Wilson ThoInS, Principal, aud
william Henderson, Garnishee, On the 18th day
attachment in the above cause, for the sum Of one
hundred and nine dollars, and sarnishee process
served on William Henderson, who has answered (;
and said Is set for hearing the 9th day Of
February, 1861, at o'clock A. NJ.
w. n. TH0RNE co.
Ciocinuati, December n, 1850 de29.cwsa
TWsHOMAs II. TYDD, PLAINTIFF, vs..
r, N. Miller and A. Lowell partners as Miller
q LOvell), defendauts.-The above named defend
ants hereby notified that on the 22d day of No
Vember, 1860, the aboVe-named plaintiff commenced
action sgainst them, before David Fisher, j. p.
ment and garnisheed Abrsm Plmer. That said
cause is SCI lof nearing January 1861, at clock
proceedings had TO hold said Rarnishee.
de4-cTu TRUMAN CONKLIN, Atty for PId