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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

ExTRAoRDNARY SCENE IN AN ENGLISH
CHURoH-A TyrGnniedL and Insolent Clergy
Rdn.--0n Sunday afternoon last the inhabit-
ants at st. Nicholas Church, Guilford,
England, were astonished by the occurrence
of one of those Interruptions TO divine wor-
ship which are happily as uncommon as they
are unseemly. While the curate of the
parish was delivering his discourse, he made
a sudden pause, and exclaimed, "Shut that
book +" AT first, we believe there was no
response to this strange appeal, and the
preacher repeated it. The gentleman to
whom it was addressed then replied, ats
the Bible;" but the appeal was reiterated,
and a few more words passed between the
pulpit and the pew. AT length the preacher
advised Mr., to shut the book i'm
mediately, upon which the gentleman took
up the book and left the sacred building,
accompanied by his wife. The congregation,
we need scarcely add, was thrown into a
state of great excitement by this exraor-
dinary episode, and it has been the talk OF
the town during the past week. Mr.. -
is gentleman Of much influence, and widely
respected in Guildford, and the curate is
highly esteemed as a preacher.
| The gentleman should have aseended the
pulpit and kicked the insOlent clergyman
into the street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
MAN ARREsTED ON A CHARGE OF PERJUR

MAN ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF Perjury
Exploit of "a En- DeteetiVe Rsany.-A man
named John f. Barrow was arraigned in the
Police Court, yesterday morning. on charge
of perjury, under the following circum-
stances: He had once been q merchant in
Brownsville, Texas, where he became in
solvent and removed to this city. After his
arrival here his creditors commenced legal
proceedings against him in the Superior
Court, and Officer Reany was appointed
assignee, to whom he made oath that he
possessed no properly, or notes Of any de-
seTiption, whefeupon he was discharged from
custody, according to law. Reany, however,
was not satisfied, and went to Barrow's
house, and accused bis wife of having some
notes and gold watch secreted, which be-
longed to her husband, charge which she
denied. She was seen, however, to hand a
small package TO woman who was in the
house at the time, and as soon as she left it,
Reany, in company with another policeman,
frightened her until she delivered the pack
age to them, which, indeed, contained notes
10 considerable amount, together with the
gold watch in question. Barrow was imme-
diately arrested, bat NOT being ready for
trial, the matter was postponed till nextSat-
urday week, and in the meantime the de-
fendant was held orer.in the sum of $500 fol
| Lis appearance al the time designated.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

PRIvILEGEs OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TO Ar
TEND THE COMMERCIAL HosPITAL.-For some
years it has been the custom to admit the
students of all the Medical Colleges Of this
city, to the Commercial Hospital, to witness
the mode Of treatment adopted there, and
also to receive the benefit of several lectures
in that institution each week. The advant-
ages of this privilege can be readily seen, as
thew gave them an opportunity to witness
experiments, as well as listen to theories.
Recently, the faculty of the Ohio College
set up claim of an exclusive right for their
students to attend the hospital, and founded
it upon special act of the State Legislatures
and they have been sustained by the courts.
To this the students of the Cincinnati Col
lege, lO9 in number, demurres, and last
night they submitted to Council a memorial
asking for the appointment of a special COM
mittee, to take the subject into consideration,
and report at subsequent meeting whether
any relief could be granted. The memorial
was referred to a committee, in accordance
with the request of the petitioners.
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Ne.- Ier..1. -R:sarIsn.

TpEEToN, N. j., November 1.-The Of
fcial vote Of this State is now in. The fol-
lowing are the Electors elected:
VIM Cook. Joel Parker and Theo. Run
van. Democrats Jas. @. Hornbl0wer, Cbas.
E. Elmer Edward W. Twins and Isaac r.
Scudder, Republicans. pg sdr i.
The three Douglas Democrats are elected
by from 3,0o0 TO 1000 majority The
Straight Douglas ticket carried just enough
votes from Messrs. Broom, Wurtz, Condict
and Brewer to defeat them. In some parts
Of the State the people voted as though the
news of the fusion had never reached them.
Take all the vote there is a majority Of from
1900 to 1000 against Lincoln.
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ExTRKoRDINARY CATAsTRoPHE-A French
Farmer Sfung 10 Death.-A young farmer
named Jay, Of st. Oryan, near Meaux, went
into a wood to collect leaves of a nut tree
for his oxen. He began beating down the
leaves with long stick, and before long
was enveloped in a cloud of dust, which
produced such violent cough that he was
Obliged to return home. His face, hands
and neck soon became covered with pimples,
itching and in few hours expired.
II turned out that the farmer had dis
turbed a nest of the insect called, by French
naturalists, the Bombyx PrOeesslonndsTs,
which is very venomous, and which places
its eggs in the midst Of a sort Of dust. This
dust, which is very volatile, causes ulcer
atioiis in the skin of man, and ts most dan
gerous when it enters Che respirasory or
kGns.
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The Burch Divorce Case.

NAPIERv1LLE, ILL.,, November l4.-By an
agreement between the counsel, the trial OF
the divorce case was continued this morning
until Monday next.
The consent of the counsel of Mrs. Burch
to the withdrawal of the st. Louis deposit
tions relieves the case of one of the most
obnoxious features. 1t is said that among
the great mass of dispositions on file, the
admission of which will be streluously con-
tended for are many of character equally
obnoxious to Mr.. Burch's attorney, and
equally dangerous, if substantiated, to his
succesS
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SALE OF VALUABIB REAL EsTATE.-We
would call attention to a sale of two lots,
each twenty four feet by 100, fronting on
Plum-stteet being part Of the property be-
longing to the estate of the late Marcus
Smith. This property is directly opposite
the City Lot, which Is soon to be made into
a beautiful park, having fountain in it.
Property on Carr-street also to be sold.
Terms very liberal. Sale to be at the Court
house, at twelve clock, this day
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Law RBPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Isaac Henderson u.s. Charles Leggett.
Tried before Judge Storer. Action on pro-
missory notes. The defense is that they
were given for stock in the Northern Ken
lucky Coal Mining Company, and that no
consideration passed from plaintiff.
natl. Tried before Judge Spencer. The
plaintiff alleges that by raising of the
grade of Findlay-street, in front of his
premises, he has sustained damage to the
amount of $4,000. The City disputes the
amount.
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. mEEIniN4 n4 OF FRIENDS OF THE NEwsBoYs.--.
"a "A mSeong was held yesterday afternoon, at
Ine iSoms Of the Young Mems Christian
onh;n, with view of assisting the destitute
news6oys, Of whom there is large number
IN thls city. A committee, consisting of
Messrs. Goddard, Roster and Judkins, was
appointed to draft constitution and bylaws
in order to make the society a permanent
institution. It is proposed that two meals a
hiiinertio fnriendiess class of boys at a mere
nominal cost. The Association then ad-
journed till Tuesday next.
This movement is certainly worthy one
and should receive encouragement from
every benevolent man. 1t is not Q new
theoretical reform, in regard to which men
disagree, but practical benevolence.
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COMMON PLEAS.

Seventeen of the defendants against whom
bills of indictment were reported, upon being
arraigned before Judge Carter, entered pleas
of mot guilty"
John Crowder pleaded guilty to the charge
The recognizances Of four defendents were
forfeited.
Civil BUsINEss.-Wm. Overend ps. W. E.
Childs. Action to rescind eontre. ct in the
sale of land. Submitted to IIndee Collins,
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SERIOUS Aoc1DENr.--A woman, whose
name we wefs unable to learn, who resides
at No. 81 Wade-street, was seriously if not
fatally burned, yesterday, while attempting
to kindle FIRE. Her clothes, by some means,
came in contact, with blaze, and quickly
IGN tied, and before Che flames could be ex-
tinguished, she was SC severely burned that
1t is believed she can not recover.
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SERIOUS AFFRAY IN A HOUSE OF ILL-FAME-
A Coutesan Severely Beaten.-Last night
about ten o'clock, a serious affray occurred
in house of ill-fame, located at No. SO East
Sixth-street, in which an inmate, named
Jenny Smith, was severely beaten with
slunG- shot. Another inmate-Jenny ,
soneand a man named William Out Aa-
arrested and lodged in the Hap IN, were
Station n-house, charged with .nond-streei
assault. The wounded committing the
attended by DR.. Be- c;eI .em91s was carefully
is believed she will Ia rscoHr lily FnySiclan' anu
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ALLEGED CoUNTERFBITER HELD OVER
Lewis Roorke, arrested for passing coun-
terfeit $40 bill, was yesterday arraigned in
the Police Court, and held over in the sum OF
81, 900 for his appearance at the next term OF
the Court of Common Pleas. When arrested,
Roorke managed to get the bill in his pos
session. and swallow it, so that it might net
be produced in evidence against him in Court.
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NEW REAprNG.-Hutchinso at No. l60
Vipe-street has received Frank Leslie's
Newspaper, New York Illustrated News,
the Waverly Magazine, the True Flag, the
New York Mercury, the Comic Monthly
ali for this weekSand Jenny, the Work.
Girl. one of Bruce's dime novels.
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Boy DRowNED.--A boy named Martin
Ready, about thirteen years old, whose pa
rents reside on Eighth-street Hill, fell into
the canal, near Broadway, yesterday, and
quest over the body, and the jury returned
verdict of accidental drowning.
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4 UCTION sALE-BY JACOB CRAFT 4 O

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFF & co.
N FurDiture, Piano, &c. : On SATURDAY
MORNING, NoyembeI ~, at ~ o'clock, At No -
the furniture of.a family, consisting Of rosewood
bTocatelle socisble; rosewood Sofa rosewood
chairs 70 match; hair-clOth divan; do. aFm-chair
fancy chair; etagere; window shades; mattel clock
Brussels carpet Tugi portable gas stands 6ei hail
Oil cloth; hatrack; stair carpet and rods; French
and other bedsteadsi mahogany dressing bur eaus;
maTble-top and other aahstandsi cOmmode; chairs;
hair mattress window shades, &C; dining room
oil cloth; extension table, castor; waiters queens
ware, china-waTe and glasswarei coal cooking
stove and fixtures; Kitchen furniture At IL o'clock,
precisely, piano forte and oil l-paintiBgs and en-
cravings. JACOB GRAFF, AucsiQneer
sD6l5 fIIIlsit 'H No. is East Fourth ST.
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POCKET PICKED.-A Mrs. Harrison, who
resides in the Seventeenth Ward, had her
pocket relievedlof a portemonnaie containing
So, and bunch of keys, yesterday, while in
She proposes to give the money to the thief
if he will return the keys. ....
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E1eHTExXTH WARD.-A petition, numer-
ously signed, asking Council to establish a
new ward out Of the part of the Eleventh,
east of the section line, dividing Mt. Auburn
and Walnut Hills, and that part of the Sew
enteenth lying adjacent, was last night re-
ferred, by that body, to the SPecial Commit
tee on redistrieting the city.
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ACCIDENT TO BoY.-A boy about twelve
years old, whose name we were unable to
learn, had one foot completely severed from
the ankle, yesterday, by being run over near
avenue, while attempting to ride on wagon
that was passing along the street.
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ccoraia RIeotion -NIr. DouEIas III.

AUGUSTA, Ga, November lathe popular
majority against Breckenridge in this State is
nearly 1000,
ceived from Milledgeville stating that Mr..
Douglas is exceedingly ill at some place,
nrobablY in Mississippi.
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RAILROAD OFFICE FOR RENT.-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-stree opposite
the Custom house.
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LOST.

n OsT-PocKET-BooK New eort, on Thurs;
1yAdRys q large green leather poeket-bOok, lied
with blue cord, containing valuable papers. The
finder will be rewarded By leaving 1t on Cabot-st,
bets cen MeArthgr and Rlnggold, noll-l-
n OST-VIGTO RINE-In Gowns ton, on sunday
n evening, returning from the EPiscopal church,
. mink NiotoFine. IL left at second door east Of
GarFard-st on Tbrd-st., suitable reward will be
given. w. e H0UDs l7 n0i4.bs
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LoDGERs AT NINTH-sTREET STAT1oN-HoUsE.
Night before last thirty-nine dodgers were
accommodated at the Ninth-street Station
house, of whom eight were Germans, nine
Americans, seventeen Irish, two Scotch, two
colored and one Welch.
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AhscOndIns of Dishonest BOOk-keePer.
New YoRK, November I4.-Chas. Strasser,
book-keeper for VIM. b. SluytOr & Co.
Courtland- street, has abseonded, having
robbed his employer of from $1,000 to
81 600,
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nnnpArn COURT.

a will of VIM. Steward was offered tol
nrobate. Laid over for testimony:
will of G. V. Bundschuk was admitted Il
Y,rohafa ... .. ....... ..
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RICHMOND, VA, November 1.-THE last
accounts are unprecedentedly favorable TO
Bell, and the full official returns may be
necessary to decide the result in this State
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DHsrIrurR OHILDREN AT THE CoMNHRoIAL
HosPITAL!-At the present time there are
several healthy but destitute children at the
Commercial Hospital, whom their mothers
would willingly give TO any-persons desar-
ing 70 adopt Them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November l4.-Hon.
James r. Suit, Of Frankfort Clinton county,
Ind. ,-comuitted suicide last night, bf
shooting himself withsa pistol, at his resi-
dsLee.
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Destruction of MINING COmpany's Ware

SARNIA, g. w, November 14.-Intelli-
pence has Just been received that the North
western Mining Compauy's warehouse at
Eagle Harbor, Lake Superior, has been
burned, together with the winter supplies.
The machinery was saved.
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CHEAP STAND.-There was a great rush to
Weatherby's, No. liz Fifth-street yesterday,
to buy his cheap goods. .
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DAMAGED GooDs AT AUoFIoN.--J. Graft &
Co., will sell this morning at nine o'clock, at
No. 9 East Fourth street, a large stock of
clothing, &C., damaged on the steamer Ellen
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAs

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE.
Wednesday, November a. 1860;
Mrs Hannah Daley, New York. . % ..
VIM Demford, nunkirk, N. Y.
John Sohleght, Brookvlle, Ind.
DIR VIM. Leopold, Tell Oity, Ind.
j. L. Thielband Veyay, Ind.
John Hofigans, indianapolis, Ind.
ID. ii Stone, New York City.
Otto Heuse, Madison, Ind.
A Davidson, Louisville, Ky.
Thos. HazelwoOd, Fulton, Ohio.
b. Caffey, Buffalo, N. Y
. A. W. Spriggs, Fulton, Ohio.
Archibald Covers, Burlington, Ohio.
NJ. 8. Sluy vesant, Home Squadron, Vera Cruz.
John y. Williams, Wauk eesha, Wis.
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saIIins ofrho Europa.

NEW York, November 1.-THE Europa
sailed at eleven O'clock, with twenty-eight
passengers for Liverpool and ninety-eight
for Halifax. ..f,..- ff... .
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nind.

EVANSVILLE, IND, November 14.--Dr.
David Dale Owen, the well-known geologistY
died yesterday at his residence, in New Har-
mony
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HOUSE AND LOT AT AUoTIoN.-J. Graft
& Co., will sell this afternoon, at half-past
three o'clock, house and lot, No. ABB West
Fourth-street r..
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GRovER BAKERS SEwlNG-MAcHIEEs--:
Peducti0n.-One of these popular machines
can now be had for $40. See advertisement,
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners, at their regular session yesterday,
did nothing but pass an order for $788 to the
Gazette Company, for public advertising.
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To OoEsUMRRs OF OoAL-OM.---Y Your at
tention is called to the new mica chimney for
al-oil lamps. 1t viii not break, and makes
the light portable. Call and see for your
selves, at @. S. Tallmadge's agent, 24l Vine
street above Sixth. " tti De
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THERE will be sale of India, China and
Japanese goods at the store of ]. Graf &
Co., this evening, at seven o'clock.
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SToRE-KEEPERs are beginning tofnd that
Anderson's Magic Furniture Polish is not
only the most profitable, but the most sale
able thing they keep. -t
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WASHINGTON, November l4.-William P.
Miller has been appointed Deputy Postmas-
ter at Natchez, Miss.
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FOUND.

HNOUND-BILLY-G -GOAT-The loser can have
II him by describing property and paying charges.
Apply at the northeast corner Of Fifth and Butler
streets .LLZ.A--- = L. noihi-D- noihiD-
WNOUND-A Newfoundland Dog. The owner can
n have him by calling at Mr. ALBERT FOUN:
TAYNE'S, 162 Richmond-st.. between Gutter and
Linn, or at EDWARD /. sTENPUT'S, No ~
West Feurth-st. nol5-b'
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STRAYED.

StTRAYED=on the morning of the 9th Of No
y yember, a bay Horse; had on rope head -halter,
and Dlantet with cirsingle; was blind Of one eye
and had a blemish on the other. ANY one returning
sts., will be rewarded. w. II. TUsSEY. nol4-b'
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WET GooDs. Morton & Bro. continue the
sale of damaged goods tomorrow. See adj
Vertisement.
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LEYi BROWNS GOLD PENSl

n Rxt BROWN WAS THK FIRST MAN.
UBACfUBEh Of Gold Pens In the United
etates and q distinguished pr ths superorty Of hla
woFktnanshib. Penn FOR Aais eS ,.,s.s.3
lylA II y west f0HKth-at.
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT co.
n Damaged Clothing, &c on Account Of Whom
il may COnceFn.-WiH be sold at Auction, THU RS
DAY MORNING, November 10, at O'clock, at No.
8 East FouTth-st., large stock OF Ready made
Clothing, &C., damaged on board the steamer Ellen
Gray. JACOB GRAFT, Anctioneery
nol3 No. IS East Fourth-st.
A UCTION SAL E-BY JACOB GRAFT & co.
~ Building lot at AuctiOn.-Will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November
l6, at SO o'clock the premises, Lot on the west
side Of Race, north Of Findlayst being 20 feet front
by 90 feet deep.
Terms Of Sale One-half cash, balance in one and
two years. with per cent. interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises. Title good and Sale
positive. JACOB GRAFT. Auctioneer,
nol4 is East FoNrth st.
A UCTION SALB-By MORTEN BROTHER.
IN At Underwriters Warehouse, Nos IS, so
and 50 West 'FRONT.' street.
DAMAGED GOODS AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, November Is, at nine
o'clock, for account Of whom it may concern, Dry
Goods Clothing Boots aud Shoes, Saddlerg, &c. &C.
ALSO-l0,O00 Oigars; 20 cases Clocks; from cargoe5
OF interchange, Rose Douglass and Ellen Gray,
by order of UnderwriteTs.
nOl5.bF M0RTEN BROTHER, Auetioneers.
A UCTION sALE-By JACOB CRAFT & co.
IN BOuse ard Lot at Auction.-Will be sold on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November IS, at 81
O'Clock, on the premises, AIS West Fourth.st., be-
tween Mill and Stone, a two-story Frame House Of
nine rooms with lot rs feet front by about 100 feet
deep There are front, side and back yards, and
brick wall, with iron ratings in 'front.' etc.
Terms Of Sale-One-thiTd cash, balance in one
and two years, with six per cent interest.
Title good and sale positive
JACOB GRAFT, Auetioneer,
noll No. 1 8 East Fourth-st.
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STEAMBOATS,.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is. AT 5P. M. ..'''
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
OHIO NO. 3, CAPT. BLAGG,
i nos fsve' r. T~''IoBURNIE. Agent ltszssse.z z
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FOR SALE.


WNOR SAIE-HOR SEA gentle Family Horse,
Il at GEORGE BUCKHOLZ'S Livery Stable, on
Seventn.st, between Plum and Central-ay. nol2-D.
NOR SALE-LIGHT SPRING. WAGON Will
n no I'D cheap for cash. Apply at Queen City
Bolt Works, on Twelfth-streetI between Elm an ana
Race. -. - -
LNOR SALE -CHEAP--A we'll bred black ana
n tan-terrier Slut Pup, four months 0laj S@EG-S
ears nicely trimmed, at the stable on Bur. -
net-st between Vine and Race and Third e 60
and Fourth. nolI-bF
EOR SALE-Frame Cottage on Ninth ST., near
- Harriet, Also, Brick Cottage on Gest, near
Farm or Lands. Several good Dwellings in West.
end A. B. MCNAMARA, 70 West Third st.
EN0R SAI.E-A Boarding house, 20 rooms, we'll
n furnished. new cook k-stoye; now doing paying
business; now has 30 prompt paying boarders. The
owner wishes to sell for cause but il-aealth, and
is determined to leave the city This rare chance
for any person Wishing to engage in business Lo-
cation as good as any in the city Terms cash None
need apply without the money. Address w. X,
through the Postotice, giving real name and where
an interview may be had. nol4-c,
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPR.
Progress Of the Secession Move
IS lIent in the South.

The South Carolina Military Take Charge Of
the Government Arms--lfiGtdry PrRqrq-
tons of other Slave States Great Excitement
in Ckarleston-- The South Carolina Banksnot
yet Suspended-T The Plea Of RsPudiation
iScorned-A Non Intervention CoDveafion
Talked Of-The President Elect Burned
IN E7fgy. .y
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City News.

METEoHotoeruAL oBsHRvA ATIom-By By Henry
Ware, Optician, November Ia.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDIToR.--
The following is the weekly statement of
city finances for the week ending yester-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

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