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Jacob Miller, aged eighty-sevsA living OF
CassVille, PenR., has been seeeessiai hunts
er, hsying killed hIlylninns nssIs, ns my bs. ~
yord calculation.
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DIsunIOn sentiment in DIIssissIppI.

DlsuhlOh SohtAihOoS An uAASSAsstPHhs
JACKSON, MISS, November 23.-The Con-
gressmen Of Mississippi, in a meeting here
to-day, unanimously declared for Southern
Confederacy. There is great disunion en-
thusiasm throughout the State.
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rLoufsvILLE, November 23.-The official
vote of Kentucky is as follows Bell 64Ol6;
Breckinridge b2,sS6; Douglas 1884; Lincoln
1866,
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ATTEND the sale of notes due-bills, judg-
ments and patents, by auction, at Tolle &
Lloyd's, GO East Third-street, this morning
at nine o'clock.
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MISSING NuMBERs.-We want Nos. 26 and
&c of Vol. III to complete our files. We will
pay twenty-five cents each for the above
numbers. t' ." f.. eau "' haA ~
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Cry EsrIMATEs.-The following are the
estimates of expenditures in the different de-
partments of the city for the month Of De-
cpmher.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FHIs DAY, NOVEMBER a. AT P. N.
For Parkezburg and Whseling.
ETEAaTER BOsTONA NO, ,, oAfT4IN
noss r. McBuRNfE, Agent .-E.ss4hIzE
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From Boston.

BosroE, November 23.-A meeting Of the
bank officers is being held to-day, in relation
to the financial pressure.
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LEoTURE oNlGEoLoaY.-Mr. d. H. iShaeffer
will deliver a lecture on Geology, at the
Scientific Institute, on Thrd-street, tonight.
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TvrsIrvRr-r -rAKlRa,-sec Sale! column.
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NO LIMIT OR RESERVE.
ATTENTION, sPEcuLAToRsI

Sixty-three Notes,
Due-bilIs and Judgments,
Varying in amount from Five TO Three Hundred
Dollars EACH against parties residing in and about
Cincinnati, mostly good and collectable.
Ba5- Sale takes place at TOLLE 4 LL0YD'S Com
lnercial Exchange, go East Third-street, on
SATURDAY MORNING, November "a, 1860.
ALsO-At the same time and place, 10 Of the best
Patents ever issued
N. B.-No reserve or limit. no2l-d"
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BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENTs.-The Board
met yesterday, for the last time on Sixth
street. Next week il wil hold its sessions
in the City Buildings. Mayor Bishop was
in the chair, and after she reading and ap-
proval of the minutes of the previous meet
ing, the following business was transacted;
An estimate was received of the expenses
of the City Improvements Department for
the month of December, 1860;
Culyerts and @ oo
Cleaning nda M
Paving Of interseetions l'oOo W
cepted bowldered streets 900 %
Fitting up the diferent City Ofces....... 500 90
Fence around the City Lot..'..'.'''''''. 2,OOO W
T to ~
copy Of the above to the City Auditor:
Permission was granted to James Gilmore
and Christopher Clarke, to tap the Walnut
street sewer, between Front and Second
streets, for the purpose Of drawing water
from the premises, according to the proYis-
ions of the ordinance regulating this subject.
Mr.. Gilbert presented plats and estimates
for Matchmaking Southern-aVenue, from
Auburn street eastwardly, FIVE hundred and
For paving the nnpayed sidewalks on
Walnut-street, from Allison to Liberty
street; and the clerk was instructed to pre-
pare and transmit to the City Council an or
dinance levying a special tax upon the prop
erty bounding said Improvements.
The clerk was also instructed in like man
ner to prepare an ordinance as above, 4
nave with brick the sidewalks on Wade
street from Baymiller to Dudley-street.
The Commissioner of the Western Dis
4 trict was authorised to have repaired tn
well.hole of the sewer at the intersection 9
Third and Wood-streets, at a cost of $24.
The following repairs of accepted bow
dered streets were ordered;
Ninth-street from Sycamore TO sWalnu
at cost of $50.
The crossings at the intersection Of Fourt
street and Central-aVenue, at a cost OF $50.
+ The sealed proposals offered for pawn
, with powders Livingston-street, from Lin
, to Baymiller, were opened, and laid on Il
'ab,e. Adjourned,
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An important legal question arose under
the tax law of that year, with reference to
the exemption of "houses in towns, and
mansion houses in the country" not worth
$500; and the opinion of the Attorney-Gen-
eral was solicited on the subject. After con-
siderable delay that functionary decided
that such structures were exempt and con-
sequently a second assessment was ordered
in several townships.
Another species of revenue was that aris-
ing from the sale Of paupers-a common
occurrence at that time. In the year 1900,
the Treasurer acknowledged receipt of the
following sums derived from that source:
Erem Columbia TOWnsnl p.. OIL "
From Fairfield Townshl loo os
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TEYINTRD-NINE CENTs-visit the great
w likeness Depot of APPRECIATE CO., cor
ner of Fifth and Main. Their Pictures are gooo,
smash them By calling them Ignorant competitors,
and all those big words but they themselves ao;;
knowledge that their own pictures are about play
ont As misery likes company, they want others 70
follow. APPEEGATE Is not going that road we
presume- hoSS-p
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TOHN BUTTERMILLER vs.. HENRY
- EssMA n = Before Peter Bell 2, Of Cincin-
fendant will take notice that at my instance said
Justice Issued an order Of Attachment IL the Aboy
set for trial on the Sist day OF December 800 st
o'elVek A. n. ocH-V'lANI@
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'-I WI. PRoBAs0o AND \; IS sAX1Eki & l|I18,,,
SEFELI ssSS,X5HiJKI sS,II n Ei5I Am

RTORRIjL SNYDER us HENRY THANE
NlMILLER, Philip Hdleback and William Fem.
Hamilton Common Pleas Notice II AS. )-Wtlliam
Fem, one OF the deieHdants In the above case VIII
take notice that the plaintiff, Morell Snyder hled
the 10th day Of June ls60 in said Court OF Common
Pleas the prayer Of which Is 70 qniet the title 70 the
follouinf real estate tOWit; Lots Nos 303 and 32i
ia Burnet and Beeder's Division, Walnut Hinsi
Millcreek Township, Hamilton County, ONO, and
the said VIM. Fem ls hereby notified that unless ne
appear IN said Court or before the 22d day q De-
eember next, and answer or demur to said petlton,
he will be in default and the cause viii be heard IN
his absence and decree rendered aceordt ugly
Oc20-gsSR WIN. PROBASDO, Att for Pitin
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TYANTE0-FINEP PHOTOG RAPbS-fou can
" get them at APPLEGATES great Likeness
Manufactory, corner Fifth and Main; they throw ,.
fheir hipher- priced ones much better one lit
fie fellow SAYS he won't take notice OF the COM
petitor, who is, at the same time and in the same
4dsber advertising right at him. He says the people
are moi All fools. What does he mean Does ne
mean N All of them are or what7 nO23-b
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,T0NJiGINe 3Ysg gT'

METSoRofodfoA1 oBssRvArfoas By Henry
Ware, Optician, November 23.pisaJ
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"ANTED-The people al 70 know at that QoM- 1Nt
lery of Art, % West Fifth-st, continues to serve
his custonerg with the hnes the GhefPsst th t ana
fact which causes a cert ain upstart blackguard 70
advertise all manner Of falsehoods. People who
wish artistic Pictures generally visit the gallery OF
n arfiat and not an Ignorant braggart. no24-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-24

On the 18th of July, 1901, the Commits
sioners met to agree upon schedule of tax
alton for the ensuing year, and adopted the
following per-cdpita rates
Poll taxes at fifty cents per head; bound
servants at 81 each; horses at fifty cents
each; cattle at twelve and a half cents each;
stations at the rate per season; houses, mills,
&C., at fifty cents per 500 value; ferries as
set by the Court same as last year, $40.
The amount by taxes, together with the
revenue arising from other sources, is esti-
uoafad ~ fn1laUa.
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dos
The following is duplicate ofspecial road

On the 2bth day Of JuIyi 1900, The Conn
missioners made the following exhibit of the
Indebtedness Of the county, together with an
estimate of the revenue that would probably
accrue from the taxes about to be collected,
and also the cost of collection:
Indebtedness for 56H
Accounts unpaid of ofl799.........,......."" 100 90
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N ENT.1sCHARLEs MORN
Mitchell (partners as ii. s. Chamberlain 4 Go },
principal, and Nixon Qhatfeld 4 Woods, gernishes.
Hamilton County, Ohio-On the 5th day Of October,
1850, said Justice issued an Order Of Attachment IN
lars. Said case q continued to November 20 ls6o'
S:tabsE o sd Attorney sSg
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LATEST NEWS BY, TBhEGRAPB.
TKo pays Later Nfrom EurOpe.
= AnnIyAL or TmE ATRIoA.

Yicfor EsamanueI Accepts ne SoVsrsigrty e
Naples-- GGrbaIH Resigns ths Dictator
ship Bfeadst,i6s Duh and Eowsr. F
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WETANTRD-TOs SELL AND Y-Double-entry
w Book Keeping Scholarships on Bacons Gun
dry a and other Colleges good for day and evening
Certificates at TUTTLE's Exchange Once, north
"Iss nnaSO al ~ W. ~ w. L. ACKLEY.
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TEHhA FOR THE MURDER OF WIFB.-Pat-
rick McHugh was placed on trial for the
murder of his wife, in this city, on the 9Th
of March last. rt.
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Amount of tax on persons, bound servants,
ferries. .. 1880 50
PT0SsSblS SSuns % 2O 90
Money for tavern 2OS 90
Aieun' tces VI =. 2ss7
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"ANTEO-IMMEDI Y-Viollnists, vlo-
" iincellist tambOurinist and bone-playeri also
jig dancer, to travel with minstrel band; Sons on
salaries will be paid: Address r. MEREDITH,
Daily Press Office, or call at the Madison House
from ten A. M. TO three p. M. a.
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WXyANTED-NINR CENTS7--You eI can get good
uiaoent Gallery, % West Fifth-st, and a large
one, beautifully colored, in gilt frame formerly
sold for 25 for Sl Size and sty to be seen az the
door Every Picture warranted to suit: ns2i-b
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"yANTED-2OO 900 people can testify TO the fact
w that the largest Photograph, Ambrotype,
Melainotype and Ferrotype Gallery in the g, city =
APPIEGATE'S new rooms, =, 4. and =, com-
,mepcipR at Fifth and Maln-sts. Correct Miniatures
from nine cents to Sl6 Ftye-cent Pictures thr9I'n
in
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

"THE CREASED PIG. Under this heading
the Hydraulic Press in an account of the cell
ebration of the Fourth at North San Juan,
says:
Morrison's show Of the CREASED pig" was
source of infinite amusement. lie had an
extensive pavilion erected, with an arena,
where a vyacious porker, shaved and creased
for the sport was let loose, and invited com
petitors for the ten dollar prize to catch him
bv the tail and hold him. The various unsuc
cessfu attempts were greeted with rounds of
laughter and applause. Finally Brown
that, we believe, was the mans name-took
firm grip on the caudle extremity, and
brought his pigship to grass There were
also many funny feats enacted by way of
racing in sacks, and attempts to climb a
CREASED poll. This department of the com
memorative exercises, was well and bolster
ously patronized.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
T.EE.EGR .Ap HEg
IOVER THE STATE LIYEl
Additional Overland News--.BaItimore
Convention, etc.


SAN FpANCIsoo, July 9th
The following is additional news by the
Overland Mail telegrnphcd from Visalia this
evening to the Bulletin:
BALTIMORE, June l6:h.-The Douclas men
have one hundred and ffty-two votes, which
is good majority over all that will be in
the Convention. If Caleb Cushing's platform
is carried out, it is designed to introduce a
resolution binding all the delegates present
and taking part in the proceedings to abide
by the action Of the Convention and support
its nominees. If, on the adoption of this res.
oIution, the seeding delegates again retire.
such States as send new delegates will he ad-
mitted If the seceders remain in depyinr
the right of the majority to bind their action
theu the contestants from Louisiana, Georgia,
and Alabama will apply FOR hearing and an
effort will be made to admit them.
The main difficulty in carrying out this
progromme appears now to be the vote of N
Y. Mr. Corning and Others arc understood
to oppose the resolution binding the action
of the delegates present, and a vote on The
delegation on this point will be very close
indeed, probably thirty-seven to thirty
three, if it should not be defeated.
1t is now evident that not less than twenty
thousand strangers will be present In Balti
more
1t is confidently expected that whatever
the programme may be by which the result
is reached Douglas will be nominated. and
that the greater portion ofthe South will put
an opposition ticket in the field.
ALBANY, N. Y. June IA terrible hail
storm passed over this city this afternoon at
o'clock, it lasted half an hour and did great
damage to property. The streets were sub
merged and houses inundated.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. CHARLES LlNDLEY, Judge.

MONDAY, July 9th.
0. G. Hooper VS. Cyrus K DAm.-Continued on
affidavit
b. f. Gage VS. NJ, Wood Motion to dismiss ap-
peal argued and overrued.
John Nelson VS. S. Ii. Dckemann-Set for trial
July 18th.
Matthew Klockenbaum VS. George Wappel ct
al-Set for trial July l4tb Leave to amend com
plant. 0ne days time given therefor One day 5
time to defendants to file answer to amended
complaint
Ditto VS. L. w. Thomas ct al-Submtted.
Ditto VS. Ditto-Same order
Ditto vs. Dltto-Same.
Riley Lane VS. John Cross-Set for trial July
llth.
People VS. b. F. Gage-Motion to dismiss appeal
and affirm Judgment Of court below, argued and
submitted.
Peaple VS. Andrew Malattontch- Judgment in
Recorders and Justices Court reversed and set
aside, and case dismissed. New trial granted.
Court adjourned till tomorrow
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

FRAUDULENT LAND CLAIMs.--The Alta pub
fishes the following letter:
WAsuINGToN, June 6, 1860
Henry P. Coon, Esq, and Francis Poe, Esq
President and Secretary of Committee OPP
posed to Fraudulent Land Claims San
l'rancisco
GENTLEMEN: In reply to yours of the 18th
May, the undersigned. members of the Seth
Congress from California, beg to assure youl
Association that we will use our utmost in
luence to prevent resuscitation not only c1
the Santillan claim, but all others which
have been declared fraudulent by the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
We are with great respect
Your oGed't serv'ts.
MILToN 5. LATHAM
WIN. NJ. GwIN.
CHAs. L. SCoTr,
JNo. G. BURcH.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

RArLRoAD.-PUbHo attention is being at
tracied to the San Francisco and San Jose
Railroad project. The Market Street Rail
road Company propose to build the road,
provided the city and counties interested will
loan their credit to the amount of S90O,000,
and many are favorably inclined toward this
proposition. A new company is also in pro-
cess of organization-S $50 900, the amount
required to perfect the organization, having
been already subscribed, and meeting of
the subscribers called to complete the articles
of incorporation. The primary object of
this company is to construct road hence to
San Jose, in the first instance, ard from
thence to StocKton.-S r. Telegram
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

New GOLD MINES IN DEL NoRrE CouxrY.-
The Crescent City Herald of July 4th says
From parties who arrived on Sunday from
the new gold diggings on Monkey creek, we
have very fatteling accounts Of them. No
company that has got to work has averaged
less than Sl4 u day to the hand, and one ac-
count says not less than SIG. The dggings
are reported to be extensive, the creel, hav-
ing been already prospected for six miles, all
of which will pay well Another stream the
Siskiyou branch of Smith river, hns been
prospected by party, who found very rich
prospects. but the water was too high for
work at that time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

Tue California Pioneers held their annual
meeting Saturday in San Francisco for the
election of officers, with following result
President-Philip A. Roach; Vice Presi-
dents-W. B. Farwell, Otis v Sawyer Jas.
Lick, G. c. Yonnt. Joseph w. Winans; Sec
retary-Wm. R. Wheaton; Treasurer-John
II. Turner; Directors-J. S. Ellis, II. F. Will
liams, j. H. Stearnes, james L. Lawrence.
John Benson, J. IL. Wilber, and George II.
Tsv "
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

The CoTroN CRoP OF l859.-It is now pret
ty well ascertained that the cotton crop
of lS59-60 will reach 100000 bales, the
largest ever before grown in the history of
the world. Estimated at theayerage of $50
per bale, its total value may be set down at
about S230,O00,000. Of this crop we have
already received in our ports 4,306, 900 bales,
Of which we have exported 34l0,0oO bales,
OF the value of $4,000, 900. OF this amount
England has taken 2,429,O70 bales, of the
value of Sl20,950,000 France has taken
$4,000 bales, Of the value of $50 400, 600 ;
and other foreign ports 443, 900 bales Of the
value Of $22, 30, 600
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

The EyANGEL. This is the name of a
weekly religious paper just started in San
Francisco 1t is an organ of the Baptist
Church, and is edited and published by the
Rev. d. B. Cheney. The editor says; There
are in this State now nearly sixty Baptist
churches, with membership of about two
thousand, and in Oregon about half as many.
In the two States there cannot be less than
$4,000 or $4,000 persons who have been
members of Baptist churches, while the
number is constantly and rapidly increasing.
ASSAY OF COPPER. We have been shown,
says the Stockton Republican, letter from
San Francisco, written by gentleman OF
that city, which states that assays made of
copper ore from the foot hills in Calaveras
county, showed the yield to be 62l per cent.
Some outcroppings from one claim yielded
50 per cent OF copper. The test, contrary to
expectation, proved the entire absence of all
other metals.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
Fire at San Francisco.

SAN FRAcIsco, June Q.
This morning at half past o'clock fire
broke out from frame building on Dupont
Alley between Pacific and Broadway streets,
and eleven buildings were consumed before
the flames were extinguished The loss is
not rrrnot
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

PITFALLS IN SAN FRANolsoo--T Alta says:
There is scarcely one cover to eistern or
sewer on the public streets that is safe to
drive over A trap to the unwary IS pointed
out on Sacramento street, near Leidesdorif
by an abrupt plank inscribed, "Free inter-
nept here, inquire below"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
Sperial 9otites,
bTRS- NVINSE.nW-

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly IA
ctate the process Of eethug, by sofeuIng the gums,
reducing all in1amation-will allay all pain, and is
sWeto regulate the wells. Depend upon 10 mothers
il will everest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Peiecty safe in ali cases See adycr.
nsement ia another colurn. mayiIy
The Medical ana Surgical Institute Of
Dr. L. j. CZAPKAY, IS already secured in position
winch places 1t, as well its proprietor far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In the
schools Of France, the highest prizes are often award
ell TO practitioners in this department of Medical
science, ana they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord Is an iustrous ex
ample, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has fully eouned
him in this country, as proof Of Which, the Pbila
delphia College Of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary dd eundenl degree. Sc
ecting this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army.
for more extended labors, Dr. L. J. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the cure of chronic and pr
vate diseases in which he has become 50 great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
braaeh of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the exclusive
journals. The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
LeidesdorT nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
cidc Mail Steamship Company,
~ We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures In another
column Of this paper. je3O-9m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

D.B. ALLEN, agent for the Vanderbilt
Line of California Steamers, is out with a
card in the New York Evening Post, June
the l lth in which he terms Rev. Starr Kings
statements in regard to his passage, as pub
lished in the Boston Transcript, false and
libelous"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10

InE COPPER MINus-The Crescent City
Herald of the 4th inst, says: There is no
thing Of particular interest to report from
the copper mines this week. The diff
ferent companies are all at work, most of
them tunneing, and all meet with sufficient
encouragement to induce them to proceed
energetieally in developing the ore 1t seems
as If the "Alta" lead would never cease turn.
ing out rich specimens. There is one at Bax,
ters store, which came in last week, weigh
ing thirty pounds, and as nearly pure as any
can be.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
IIaIrs sars.rarLIla, yellow Book and

lAall's Sarsapariila, yellow Book and
Iodde of Potass is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica Sarsaparla and English Iodde of PotPss-ed-
mirable as restorative and purifier of the blood It
cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimples boils and eruptions from the skin
-cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds. An who
can afford should SO IT, as it tends to give them
strength and proong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, 14} ana 1l5 Clay street,
mhl3 GIN Below Montgomery, san Francisco.