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and that there Is no disease Of the stomach and
Bowels, the liver, the nervous system, the
skin, glands or muscles, In which they do not
give prompt relief and II administered before the
very citadel of life has been invaded effect pain
less aud perfect cure.
Bear In mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG
ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by The ex.
perlcnce OF thousands Of living witnesses, who, In
ieticrs, nnidayits, medical works, and by word OF
mouth proclaim thcm TO be tho very best prepara-
ton Of the kind ever ofred TO the broken down
yIetlms of IN health. They hunt disease through
every avenue and. Digan Of the system, and 10 ex-
pei Il thoroughly and permanently.
No can doubt their superiority after ono sing
ia trial-thoy are not only better but In fact cheap
or than any other pills for II takes less number Of
them TO produce better effect.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood purl.
or 81 per bottle, 50 por half Dozen OF the Scan.
dinaylan Vegetable Blood Pllla, 20 cents per box,
or \ boxes for 81.
Read Dr Robaok's Special Notices and ccrtln-
catcs. published IN a conspicuous part Of this Pa
per from time 10 time,
Or. Rohaek Medical Almanic and Family Ad.
visor, containing great variety Of interesting aud
valuable Medical ipfnrinntion can be bad gratis oil
any Of his Agents throughout thu country.
In difficult or complicated eases, DR.. Roback may
BIO consulted personally or by letter enclosing one
stamp for the reply
From Rev. Mr.. MoMuLLES, Pastor Of Robert,
Chapel.
fNnANArofis, October 4, ID Z.
On. G. W. RoRAcg--Dcar Siri have used yosI
blood Purifier fof nervous Affection from which
hive suffered much al timoa. While Il h pleas.
ant 20 the tasse, i certainly has happy effect
upon tho ncryes. Please accept my thanks for your
kind rogards, and believe me Yours,
j. W. 7. MeMULLEN.
Principal 0niee and Sales Rooms, No. Fast
Fourth Street, Sd building from Maine street
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory IN Hammond street
For sale by NJ. W. Halle, Brookvile, DR.. j. W
Keciy, do, !. IIooaio, do Chas. Iiasson, Mt
Carmel. chas. Van Camp, Metnmora. Morrow A
Smith, Laurel. q. II. Adair, New Trenton. WA
Mixer, Mixerviile. II. shriver, Anderronviiic.-
Babb n IIodklns, Fairfield. VIM. Garard, Uulon
dee boyd pcorn. And by Druggists and Mor.
chants generally throughout the Union.
April 30, 1862 ~.
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Howard Associate IA,
PHILADELPHIA


Beeroni fHsiafios etaJibed bD special Fsaap u
The relief Of me sck eRd Diafressed, afflicted ruth
fiftf~f ara Epidemic Diaeases
ft,IfE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN view Of the awf
/ destruction Of human life, caused by sexual die.
eases and the dccepons pra-ticed tho unfsunae
victims Of such diseases by Qnns several direc.
tod their consulting surgeon charitable act worthy Of
their name, 10 open Dpensay for the treatment Of this
class Of diseases, In all their orna aud 10 give Medical
Advice Gratis 60 all who apply by letter vi =. absorption
of their condition, lago, ocenpation habits OF life, and
IN Of extreme poverty, ~ fsnsh medicines free 0f
charge IL H. needless add that tho Association
mands the highest Medical skill ofthe age, aud viii furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association In their Animal Report
upan tho treatment ~ Sexual Diseases express the gh
Satisfaction with the which has attended the
lahorH Of tho surgeon IN the 81 hperlnaorfhoca
seminal Weakness. Gnn0rrhoa, Gee syphilis the eice
NJ Onanrm sof.ahuso, Diseases Of the Kidney and
D'adicu, &c aud order erninuanee OF the same plan
for the ensuing year.
The Directors on review ~ thu past feel assured that
their abo IN this sphere Of bencvol nj effort have bccn
Of seneft 90 the afflicted especially 20 the young
and they have resolved 90 devote themselves with renewed
ZEAL 20 THIS very important and much dcspis'd
An admirable Report on kwrinaorrh0a oi seminal
Weakness, the viee OF onanism, Masurbation, scf
abuse and other dearea ~ the sexual organs H the Com
sntlng sufgcon will be scht by NATL On scaled envelope
free Of charge receipt 81 two stamps for postage. o
Reports ana Tracts the stature and treatment o sea-
ual diseases, Diet &c. constantly being published for
gratnltoua dlstrhusion and will be seat 20 the AFFLICTED
Some OF the remedies aud methods ~ treatment dis
covered during the lat year. are Of great value.
Address. for dcport or treat ent Dr J. Skiu HoughNt
Acting surgeon, Howard Association, No. Soiti
ninth Street Philadelphia, Ia.
by order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. HARTwELL, prcst
GRO, fAIRCElID Secretary. ynmi 2iha "
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,

and discharge from tho system, avery faint
scrofnla, whether hereditary or otherwise. TIL
they
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sHATTERED CONTITUTIONs,

however they may have been trincd with and
abused, that their direct tendency Is to ongthen
life and render u enjoyable. That, operating d.
reccly up,n the poison Of disease In the blood,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-16

who hare langaished for yoars In helpless weakness
aud dependency, recuporato with great rapdty un.
der their luyigoranng operation. That all sexual
disabilities are removed by their cordial and gently
sllmnlallng nropenallIes. That they recruit
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
NEWPORT NEWs.

B ELEcTIoN DAY BEFORE YEsTERDAY.-The
maturity for Coombs, Union candidate for
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals, viii not fall
far short of 1000 in Campbell County, and
the majority for Reardon will be about $50.
Two MEN SUN-STRUoK.-Two men named
Henry Salodir and - Johnston, were sun.
struck while walking on the streets yester-
day. Both of them, however, are in fair
way to recover.
BRUTAL OUTKAGE.--'While little son Of
James McAldred, who resides on the corner
of Southgate and Cabot-streets, was playing
with number of his companions. on board
of the steamboat GIenpood, lying at the
mouth of Licking River, on Sunday evening,
he was ordered to leave the hoat by the
watchman, but, not complying Immediately
with his word, the fend seized an oar and
knocked the boy totha riyerI IIwaswith
considerable difficulty that he was rescued
from watery grave. He was conveyed
home in an insensible euDdition, where proper
remedies were applied, and he is now In a
fair way for recovery. No arrests have been
TIoItBIuoIIO ytI0 ,2euqe
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tBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, August 7-P. M.-Ashes
continue quiet and steady sales at 81 IS for Pots and
Cotton steady and unchanged sales Of 200 bales
at l0Ss0nl0Ac. for middling Uplands. n n
Flour is SC. better, with fair export demand and
moderate inquiry for home consumption; sales Of
400 brls. at IS 20 for superne State IS 255 as for
extra State 50 l0D5 20 for superine Western; IS q
~ % for commen to medium extra Western, and
50 J(G5 IS for shipping brands extra round-hoop
Ohio, closing quiet and firm; iuclnded in sales are
LOOo barrels for export Canadian Flour shade
frnier; sales of 500 brs. ut b u.s. 20 for superno,
and IS 2517 so for common to choice extra Rye
Flour steady with sales at 50 5O4 20 for common TO
choice superhne Corn-meal scarce, and shade
frmer: sales Of $50 sacks Jersey at IS 50.
Whisky in moderate demand; sales of 500 brls. at
204c., small parcel at PIC.
Wheat lo. better, with increased export demand.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

BoRRowED Our HAT.-on Saturday even
ing last "Union-saver,' regular Ell and
Beverett man, stepped in our office with q
the counter the usual change, stepped out
There was nothing wrong about that trans
action; but when we discovered our felt-hat
was missing, we felt like exclaiming, "Oh,
for a thousand tongues" to express our
feelinks. He left his hat with us, which, as
usual with such affairs, is better one than
ours; yet he will oblige us, and receive our
heartfelt thanks, if he will bring back our
felt-hat and take his away
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
Law TamROTzr.



Dr. John @. Beck. was appointed admins
traitor upon the estate of J. o. Parshley, de-
ceased-lthe widow of the deceased having
relinquished her right 10 administer.
A. V. Thompson was appointed admins
traitor of WIN. Mckay. IA .F 2
The will of Pauline Boche, late of this
county, was admitted TO probate.A Augustus
Rentz, administrator.
John +. Terrence, for the benefit of creditors
was filed. Total amount Of property as
signed (including .$l5349 of notes. is
$780, ,297. - - T" 9" = y
An assignment was also filed, executed by
F. X. Wiedemer 4 Co., to John =. Stone.
METROPOLITAN AMUsEMENTs-AN Expo
LlcEMAH AND THE MISTRESS OF BRoTHEL
MAKING TARGETS OF Each OTHER.-Julia
Dye, the mistress Of brothel on Ninth
street. and the worst woman of her class in
the city, we believe, yesterday forenoon, met
Warren Lundy, an ex-policeman, at an estab-
lishment of a similar character on Sixth
street. A difficulty of some kind arose be-
tween them, when Julia drew a pistol and
fred at Lundy, who reciprocated in the same
style, using the rear of the retreating ANA
zon as a target. Five or six shots passed be-
tween them without effect, very unfortunately
when some policemen arrived aud took both
the parties into custody Lundy, we under
stand, was released after giving bail in the
sum of 81 200, for his appearance at the Police
Court this morning. t....
DAN RIcE's GREAT SHow.-This mammoth
establishment will spread its canvass on the
City Lot tomorrow, and will exhibit on
Thursday Friday and Saturday. The wide
spread reputation of the show, the personal
popularity of Dan Rice, and the eminently
new and original character Of many of the
attractions will all combine to secure large
attendance. The well-known comedian, Frank
Drew, is engaged us clown TO the circle--a
role in which he is said to excel. The cele-
brated e9uestrienne,' Mad'lle Ella Zoyara, is
| connected with the troupe, and the company,
rs whole, is said to be excellent.
Tomorrow morning, the elephant, Lalla
Rookh, will swim across the river from Cow
ington TO Cincinnati. This novel exhibition
will, of course, draw an immense crowd, and
be worthy avsit.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

PERsoSAL.-We gave currency yesterday
morning, to rumor to the effect that Mr..
West, Of the firm of West & McDougal, had
been arrested, charged with completely in
the recent Walnut-street defalcation We
have since learned that the rumor was un-
founded, and that Mr. w. has not even been
suspected of any knowledge of the affair.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

The CHICAGO ZouAvEs.-A telegram was
received in this city, last evening, to the
effect that the Chicago Zouaves had left Pitts
burg at noon yesterday, and would arrive in
Cincinnati at $50 this morning, so that it is
quite likely the Zouaves are now in the city
The Greys of the Smoky City presented Col
Ellsworth with sword during their stay in
that place. ta- a A ~ tie' ~.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

THE RECENT ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER
A few days ago John Parkinson, residing on
Fifth-street, near Walnut, brutally assaulted
and almost killed his wife. He was before
Judge Lowe yesterday morning, and COM
mitted to Jail in default of hail in tho sum of
$1,000, to answer the charge of assault with
intent to kill before the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

ARREST OF Mrs. MCDoUGAL AND THE De-
FAULTrNG WALNUT-sTREET CLERK. = Lewis
Wilson, Chief of the Police, received tel
egram last evening, stating that Montague,
the accomplice Of McDougal, the Walnut
street defaulter, in company with Mrs. Nc
Dougal, were arrested yesterday in Toronto.
Nothing was said, however, of tho delinquent
merchant.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

New EVENING DAIJY.--The Cincinnati
EUening Post is the title of new afternoon
paper to be issued daily in this city, COM
mencing tomorrow, and intended TO advo-
cate the election Of Bell and Everett. See
advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

BELL-EvERETT CAMPAIGN JouRsAB-A
campaign paper, to be called the Constitu-
tional Union, will be issued next Saturday,
by Watkins & Butler, of this city. 1t will be
devoted to the principles of the Constitutional
Union party, as advocated by its candidates,
John Bell and Edward Everett. 1t will be
printed on good paper, with new material,
and furnished, for the campaign, for fifty
cents, in advance. NHU .irFi .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELsY NEXT WEEK.-The
original Campbell Minstrels, formerly RUM
sey 4 Newcombs, an excellent troupe of
Ethiopian negroes, as all who have heard
them are aware, will appear next Monday
evening at Smith & Nixon's Hail. and give
u series of their very popular entertainments.
They will doubtless draw large houses, as
they always have done heretofore in Cincin-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular diurnal session yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
one order for So "a, which was paid to Binck-
man q Co., for edibles for tho Work-house.
No other business of any kind was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

MIDDAY RoBBEnY.-The residence of Mr..
James Coleman, No. l02 John-street was
feloniously. entered, day before yesterday,
while the family was at dinner and robbed
of several coats, hats, and pair of gold
spectacles. -'-.ts
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
The weakly rnnort of the Mavnrls Clark

HIGH School ADMlssIoNs.--The following
additional pupils have been admitted to the
High Schools by the Union Board they
are from outside schools, that is, not from the
intermediate schools: Gabriel Meter, Andrew
q. Conklin, Joseph McGrue, John Draper,
Chas. P. Reeves, Martha j. Howe, Addie
Hews, Mary Reynolds and VIM. HI. Clark
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

A CHILD SEVERELY BURsED.--A little girl
about three years Of age, named Katie rich
ter, whose parents reside at No. 396 Fifth
street. was very severely, il not fatally
burned about eight O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. She was lying in bed at the time, and
by some inexplicable circumstance the couch
caught FIRE, and in an instant she was enyel-
oped in flames. Her screams brought her
parents TO the scene, but she was so badly
injured that her recovery is considered q mat
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
FOR RENT.

EIOR RENT-RO0M-0ne or two gentlemen
II can be accommodated with nice front room,
furnished, with smaller room adjoining, with gas
and privilege of bath; also nice, large paror, In
respectable small family where no boarders are kept
Good references required. Apply at los Longworth
street. auS-bf
LSOR RENT-R o M S-Fitted up with gas
u cooking-stoyes, and gas for cooking and lights
furnished very desirable for gentleman and his
wife Apply at 252 Sixth-st. au7'b'
IN Il RENT-A Store and four Rooms. store
~ or rooms rented separately. Apply to o. +.
WILLARD, 421 Ceutral-av au7-d'
EOR RBNP-THREE NICE ROoMs-To a
n small family without children. A Btreet-rail-
road passes the door. Inquire at 35S Freeman.s st,
between Hopkins and LAUREL .. au7bs
ENOR II ENT-sHoE sToRE--In good location
n Fixtures for sale. Apply at 571 Centrd-ay,
(NOR RRENT-FURNIsHED ROOM--with gas,
II within five minutes walk OF the Postoffice. Ap
ply at Luthy Fox's grocery, north east cornor Of
Seventh and Main. -ti au5-dF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
AUCTION SAFES! !

A UCTION sALE-BY COOPER STOKES.
IN Will be sold, on THURSDAY MORNING, Au-
gust p at 81 o'clock, at our auction store lot Of
Furnitfe-a variety. E.f4 HL U
ALsO-Three crates Of Iron stone Ware, direct
from Boston,. Will be sold In lots TO suit f
COOPER d STOKES, Auc'rs,
aus l. Ia East Fourth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
LOST,

II OST-A black Pocket book with side pocket for
reward will be given to the finder by returning II to
the Collectors office, on Miami Canal, betwe IN Main
on Miami Canal. auSbf
II OST-An Onyx Sleeve button, with small dia-
- mond set, either in one Of the Seventh and
Ninth-st cars on Yine-st., between the Gas Of
fee and Front-st. Any person returning the same
to the subscriber at 03 East Frontst will be suit
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

SUN-STRoKEs.-William Brickly was sun
stuck yesterday on Fifth-street, near john
and at last accounts was in a very critical
condition. He was formerly a teacher in our
public schools, and now keeps grocery at
the corner Of York and Baymiller-streets.
Jacob Letter was the victim of coup de
soleit on the corner of Front and Second
streets, and it is thought was fatally injured.
A man named Mullner, while ascending
the wharf from the Newport Ferry Landing,
counts was in very critical condition.
James Andrews, a resident of Indiana, was
sun-struckl on Main-street, between Sixth
and Seventh, but by the prompt application
of restoratives partially recovered /.
A man, name unknown, was overcome by
the heat at the Mechanics Home, near the
Little Miami Railway Depot, and was deemed
past all hope of recovery late last evening.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

GRAIN-A. good export demand for the higher
grades PS prevailed during Ss ths greater PORTION
including s'oo bushels delivered at other Points
ESQ bushels 1SI o choice d RsStuoRy Sbss a.
SOra hss SIss ear IL b
during the week, st 4084Ic., several orders have
ss@sSc: for mixed, IN sacks intending sacks, and
been G rot S5Sass Ss SSss6s fSs Tss asts
cf new crops have been large, and large portion Of
Prime new SeTc i de%and Il wasp the oose sS
st g2sea and old a. stee25e. Bye has been in bet
RSfisy has been u limited Ss@sSs of Prime IN Sss
Is fully equal TO the demand. q. f5' -
GINsENG--The market is. duh but unchanged.
DsasF1 Ay oS SIs S1T R0rnS 1.g2 S1 asTYa sI
mand quite limited. We quote 61k9oAc. a. the
'PRovisfoNs-A quiet but firm market, during
the week.. There has been little no demand, and
slow. sale, though offered Al. prices below those
generally asked 6E holders @ Mes Pork has been
last lew days Of the week was oePed % PSetts f
freely for good city brands but holders being mi
srs brs so Il 5 % and 0de Regsb dHHS tSsr
but few buyers at this rate none could be pgshsse6
have sen confined to % SSG n
sgs'sc for shoulders ll@ll1fc Tor Sides, and l2'f@
lJc. lot clear SlueS. Tneae QUOTATIONS. snow 81
unusual wide range, but they the consequence
OF the irregularity OF the market. Small parcels.
not generally prime having been sold at 99Ac. fur
shoulders and ll@ilAc for Sides, while round lots.
satisfactory In every respect, could at time have
been bought less than ~ and li4c,. for Shoulders
and Sides, and l2A@l3c for clear Sides; and at the
close, owing to hrmer feeling, Il would have been
these rates There has been little or nothing done
In Bulk Meats, but they have been held at SIC. for
Shoulders aud l0f@10Ac for Sides pretty generally
100000 lbs. Sides sold at lQAo but this was n gMded
below the market. Lard has been very quiet: prime,
n tierces Is held at l3c, with buyers at l2Ac., AZ
the close keg is held at l3c, but there is demand
for 4. sogsr.cured Hams AR are scarce; and estab-
loose sold at l21sc the price Of common.
RICE-The market Is unchanged. moderate de-
mand in the regular way at 5i40D56c.
SUGAR-There has been no change in the market
during the week; the demand has been fair and
prices trn. The sales during the week comprise $50
hhds We continue 10 quote low fair at 64c.; fair at
SIC; good fair at sAc aud prime TO choice at 9a94e.
SALT-Ibe market rs unchanged, and dull for all
kinds We quote us follows;
W0oL-The demand continues active, at full
prices, ranging from 33 to 3c according 10 quality
WHIskY-The market has changed but little
during the week. Tho current rate each day was as
follows; Wednesday Thursday and Friday at l6jS G
and Saturday, Monday and yesterday at l6Nc., clos
ing quiet
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

The Money market has been rather quiet to-day,
and variation of any kind transpired that calls
for special notice. Obligations Of the LIST and 4th
generally heavy in city, and the efforts re-
quired to meet them not unfrequently create some
excitement in financial circles; but the aggregated
cancelled all round without causing any apparent in
convenience. The Exchange market indicated in
cretsiDg languor, and operations were further re-
5tricted in all classes OF Bills. There was no change
noticeable in the supply OF either Foreign or Do
operations were but little better than nominal at
the subjpined quotations.
Clear Sterling Bills lOgA6ll094; Bank rates IlO6
llOb. Bill Of Lading Drafts l0s%0lOe Francs
5f.l3A@5i.ls4 per dollar Sixty,day Bills on New
York, &c, A@DlA per cent. discount. Sight %@1h
ne cent. preniiuln,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
BOARDING.


WlOARDING-FOR RENT-A large furnished
- - room, with board suitable for gentleman and
wife, or two single gentlemen. Also, single room
A few day -boarders can be accommodated. Inquire
at 1O7 Pike-st, bet. Third and Fourth. au8-b~
NRQAR RDING-Several single gentlemen or a
HD few families can obtain boarding by applying at
30 Carrst, between Sixth and Canal. aus-6'
ROARDING1,Two or three gentlemen can be
nDaccommodated with pleasant, airy, front room
furnished, second floor. with or without board Also
a few day y-boarders. Apply at 1876 West Third ST.,
north side. aus. be
ElOARDING--A gentleman and wife, or two gem
> tlemen, can obtain pleasant furnished Room,
with board, in fine location House supplied with
gas and bath. 269 Seyenth-st. au7-bf
llOARDING-A gentleman and wife can be &C.
- commodated with pleasant room and board
at DDS Fifth-st., between Centralav. and John.
Lau7-b'l lft ..t t.-. - b
klOAR Summer boar1ers can be accom-
- modated at the Pennsylvania Hotel, Columbia,
with single or double rooms well ventilated new
hrniturei healthy and pleasant location, on the
Little Miami Railroad three trains stop daily five
ines Of coaches. Charges very reasonable; Patron
age solicited. .ut jyl3-bwF.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

THE Book-keeper OF the PREss Office will
be pleased TO see the treasurer of the Fulton
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

The nomination OF Mr.. Jenifer on the second
aailot caused consideraoie enthusiasm, and
being called upon, ne proceeded to make a
very oaa speech, inc main point OF which
race, they would scare some one very badly.
upon motlon, the Convention now deter
mined TO nominate aConnty surveyor, which
II dld IN one ballot, and resulted thus;
a. Wsllsse,...... l25
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