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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
Saturday. 18th August

next, the following described Real Estate, 10
WI:
All that certain lot of ground, situated in
the town of New Columbia, III Union County,
bounded on the north by lands If ElIZalclh
Goodiandcr, west ty same, south by pubic
road, and east by lands of George RanCk-
whereon are erected a two-Storey frame hz=A
Dwelling House, Frame Stable, and ElIa
other OutbuIdiugs. There IS good and never
failing Well If Water on the premises. The
SAID piece of ground contains one hundred
and tweniy-eight percheS Of land.
Ms Also all that certain piece or parcel Of
Il. TIMBER LAND situated IN White Deer
township IN said county, bounded on the north,
east and west by lands lately belonging 10
Kaufman * Reber, and south by lands lately
belonging 10 James Moore, decd, containing
Twenty Acres more or less. The quality OF
the Timber Is good.
Sale 10 commence at one o'clock in the
afternoon of SAID day, when terms Of sale Will
be made known hv JOEL KLINE,
Administrator of Estate # CuAAiLs kuSE, deed
White Deer Tp. July Z, Ic6h
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
ORPHANS COURT SALE,

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Courr
ID OF Union county will sell On the pre:n-
iseS on Saturday. aug. -, 1850, at
o'cock, = VI, the following tract Of land, stu
ate in Hartley Twp, Union Go, Pa, adjoining
lands Of Dan' Wolfe, John Church and Geo.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
ANDREW G. CURTIN, of Centre Go


For Associate Judge--WARTIN DREIsBtCH.
For Register 4 Rccnrdrr---GEOEGE MERRILL.
For Commi.,ioner.-FEEDEE B0LESDER.
For Audiior---DiNifL SHtFftH.
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- Six Acres g

more or less, all improved. and on which are
erected good two.slorey weather boarded
Dwelling-HouSe, and 4 good SrABLE-also,
some Fruit TreeS-wth the apPurlenances-
late the estate Of WILlGAv NkvEL, decd.
Terms made known al sale by
RICHARD Y. B. LINCOLN,
Hartley, June -, 1860 Administrator
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ME following described Real Estate

yJNHE following described Real Estate
situate IN Lewlsburg, Is ciieGed at private
safe. By calling On the subscriber, full de-
Scriplion of the property with terms, &c, will
be made known tC purchasers.
No. |. Is Sls,a.! iiTicA Dwelling
House and Lot Of Ground, pleasantly lUca-
ted, and in part OF the town that is rapidly
improving Terms easy.
No. :. A desirable isu;.dins Lot, &c
feel front by l57 deep, situate ou the River
road, Brown slreeO III University addition.
SAINT. II. ORWIG, Real Estate Agt.
Lew burg. July 20, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
. .,rt,II,. Fo. the INzIsNT RELIEF .uI
ANIHM 4 PERMANENT CURE d this d.--
~ ! IL IA - trrSEnx complaint, use


BPONrULfL CIGIRETIES.
Maie by CBsEYNOU 3 co Ig5 NiSsAr Street ~.
I'm 81 per boN-~rUt free by post
FOR SALE AT ALL DRU GGlSTS. 6m =
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BOroughStatement, lS59'GO

Reulen Snyder, SuYerrisor d CoNector
1859. DIR.
March Il, 1853. To balance due per report
of AulI'ur year Ic,y siSG %
Or.
APT to Dec 7,'59. Rycash paid Treas Ror
der &c. s-S- -
June ! /. % Bv act ID. since former settl 80 u
do do 5 per rt on - n. lal. DUP licate 81 IS
do do ESouerati0us in iG!! on dup. gJ eg-iii 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
Real Estate.
Valuable Real Estate
AT PUBLIC SALE,

WILL be exposed to Public Sale, al the
w Public House of X. q. Helzei, in the
Borough OF Lewisburs, Union county,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
COAL-COAI.-SGAL.

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
large assortment of the very Best Sha-
mokin and Wilkes Barre COAL, for lime an 4
stove purposes, which he will sell at the very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also. Biacksniihs' Coal, Plaster and Salt.
Wish it distinctly understood, that " III not
be undersold by any man.-Havins good
weish-scales, full weIght will be given.
Coal Yard near Weidcnsaul-s hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisburg, May ~, 50.
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OR sALEOe RENT.-A house al

L lot on \. Fifth ST. Possession given I'M
medlately. Enquire of
II. p. SHELLER, Lewisburs.
orJ. d. WALLACE, WilliamSport.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
STORE
POST OFFICE.

\ LARGE supply0f Books, Stationery.
Il Periumery, Jewe!ry. TOYS, Cyutecriou-
cries, Teas, Spices, Frair, NUS. Ba>Ares.
Pictures, and a variety Of NICK NACkS ivI
sale cheap at the
lG3l LEWI>BTRG POST OFFICE.
I'lNE Gold PINS .or Ladies and Gtr,> car
| be bad at the POST OFFICE
CEVERAL sets ~ CAMEOS and other
y Breast Pins and Ear Rings can he hzt
very cheap al The POST OFFICE
ORDERS for Books OF Goods of any hind
" promptly attended to a; the
POST OFFICE
| AIDES can fud tine LARGEST aud ? 4 assert
IL ment of Letter and NoIe PArER.ErveI-
opeS &C. al the POST OFFICE
If YOU want supply Of hue STATIUNE-
/ Rl, 10 the POST OFFICE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

sACdItor-Danlel Shailer 81
Mode of Nom 'g-Eoting Direct ij9-3ll
Delegate System lis
On motion it was Resolved. That
it be recommended to the Standing
Committee to change the hours OF
holding election in country from
y. NJ. 10 Z. NJ. to from / Z. NJ. TO
7P. NJ.
On motion, it was Resolved, That
the nominee for Assembly be allowed
TO select his own Conferecs to meet at
Fremont, Snyde: county, on Thursday
the 23d day Of August, 1850.
The following Standing Committee
was then selected, on motion, by the
Return Judges, of each District:
Buffalo-James McCreight East
Buffalo-Michael Brown Hartley
Il. V. i. Lincoln Hartleton-Wm.
Wilson; Lcwisburg, \. W.-Dr.
VIM. LeiSer; Lewisburg, 5. VI.
Merrill Linn; Limestonc-Daniel
Rcber Milliinburg-F. Smith New
Berlin-E. Smith Union-Charles
Cawlcy West Bulfalo-John Hayes i:
White Dccr-L. F. Albright; Kelly
Scott Clingan; Lewis-Jacob Spig-
elmoycr.
On motion, the following Congress
ional Conferces were appointed TO
nee; those from Dauphin, Lebanon,
&c, to nominate candidate for Con
gress, TO meet at Georgetown, Nor
cumberland county, on Friday the
oath day of August, 1860: Johnson
Walls, Thomas Gutelius, John B.
Linn.
The following Conferees were ap.
pointed to select a Representative
Delegate TO the State Convention:
Theodore ;. Christ, James Marshall,
Frederick Smith.
AS no person had solicited the office of
Auditor previous 10 the day of election, sew
ersl genGemen in different districts allowed
then names 10 be used for that Office, merely
Tor the purpose OF completing the ticket. Mr.
shaiier, Of the North Ward, Lewlsburg, hav-
.nS the highest number Of votes, we deem Il
unnecessary 70 give the o,hcIs.-Ep.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
Breast Pins,
Chains.
Ear Rings.
Finger Rings,
Bracelets.
sleeve ESHtiOns.
Studs. &C. SC

W hich will he sold extremely low for CAsH.
He respectfully asks the patronage OF all
his old customers; and also invites new cncs
10 give him a call before making their pur-
chases. Call al the sign of the Big Watch.
Market street, east OF Second. Dec. -. SO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
TsEOS. G.. e.ssHsrss

HAS just received a splendid assortment
OF the very best. cheapest and mos,
fashionable Jc.seiTy IN the marhet Iii
Stock comprises
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Balance due the borough :. 10
John B. linn, Treasurer Of tie Borouyh ot'
LcwisJary, IN acct pM Boroggh, DR
Mar. l. 80. To bal due or per report 1S5y L. i1
DO = 10 Cash &c Is Ammon former coll. - %
Apr { Drr7. do aud orders Il; Snyder coll 2sY "A
Now. ~ Mar :. .'op To amt uunic pal lien reed
). Randolph 50 81
Mar2J, ". 10 box orders reed 5. SH:rr coll. - u
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

Of all sizes, made Of the best material. A.
work warranted. - Made bv LB.SPROUT
iIughesvIlie, Pa, and for sale by
659 I : CALDWELL, Lewi~lurg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
NJ EW FIRM
HOUSE BUILDERS

ENAKE NOTICE The undersigned are
appointed Agents fer the sale ,t
Doors. Blinds : W inGoy, Sash
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

RUMoRED RESIGNATION OF SECRETA'
RY CASA correspondent tclegraphs
the "press," from Washington, that
There is a rumor afoat that Gen. Cass
will not return TO Washington, and that
Daniel s. Dickinson is here for some
thing. lie is more orthodox than Gen
Cass, who never could be made to say, as
Dickins5n did the other night, "that
Douglas was ten fold worse than Lincoln y
A Missouri editor announces that the
publication Of his paper will be suspended
for six weeks in order that be may visit
ST. Louis with load of bear-skins, hoop
poles, shingles, bark, picked cat fish, &c,
which he has taken for subscriptions.
The Republicans have carried the city
Of Milwaukee, at late election, by 932
majority. Milwaukee has always gone
Democratic by 5000 majority. The Ger
mans, 1000 strong, have wheeled into the
ranks of Lincoln and Hamlin.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Price
Current, writing from Titusville, Pa, says
1000 barrels of oil have been obtained
from the wells in that region, and sold in
New York at SIS per barrel of forty gal
Ions. Some thirty wells have proved sue
cessful, yielding together about four hum
dred barrels per day.
A BAD SpLIT-It is said that Chang
and Eng, the Siamese twins, differ in pol
itcs. Both are veteran Democrats, but
Chang is now for Breckenridge, and Eng
for Douglas.
The n Y. Tribune eucloses within a
mourning border, the names, addresses
and occupations of those members of both
branches of the Common Council who IA
vored the japanese robbery, and asks all
persons to have N more dealings with them.
The Oswego Gazette has an editorial
headed "Lincolu must not be elected"
This is naturally a Postmaster's view Of
the question, but the people have decided
differently.
Frank Pierce has received the degree of
LID, which has been conferred upon
him by Dartmouth College. We presume
the new DR.. will supply himself with the
proper Ingredients, and proceed forthwith
to tinker up the Democratic party.
J. NJ Morrison, cashier Of the Manhat-
ten Bank, New York, having Inherited
thirteen slaves in Kentucky. has emanci.
pated them all. Two little boys be took
10 New ! ork to be educated
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

De'iHQWcR Orerseer.
Nav 6. 1850 Rslsnce due by Jas. Blair, Sen,
Oyerscer of the Poor 20 =
.issets and Liabilities Of Borouyh. DIX.
Balduy Build Com.of Court House oriHo.aO 226O 50
Interest
Judgment favor Or. Malcom los 81
Int. Nov >, lS5> and Coss.
Amt Of Borough orders unl!i inlIaei .O6 20
NC u.
Interest.
CIR
Bal due by L SNYDER. former coll. 80 -
20 Samuel Si!s-r, coil. el1 ~
do in hands of Treas " ~
Lien Jacob ilouscls heirs - 81
do Int No.21l 50 ~
Balance due 10y Il. Ditty ~
Amt Of Bor liabilities lll6 ~
Exclusive of interest lU5y II
We the nei Auditors Of the BOROUGH of Lewis
burg Dc certify that have examined, audited, and
aoS"d th. foregoing Of the different officers Of
sd Borough and Ed balances against hem acroriingtO
the foregoing report which have this Jlst day OF Ju-
w. DISCO flied in the ur. Of the Town Clerk Of the
Borough of cwlsbur OF which all interested viii take
notice. hands this ilst day Of July scU.
IL. T.. SIIELLtItl
II GLEIltET, Auditors.
:. STtRNE ER
ATTEST. J 2 LINN. Town Clerk.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

Bsl.nce due the Borough by 8 sir collector 9l2 ts
EXoNERATIoNs allowed san Sitter Collector ls59'6o
f.x
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

Balance in the hands Of Treas due Sch Board Sol q
Samuel SJer, Supervisor and CoHecto,
for lS59-60, IN acct DIR.
July Is. 1859. To amt ofdup. Bor. tax ls59-6O
North and south Wards aiiO o.
or.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11
COvINGTON NEWS.

IMPORTANT ARREsT.-A man named Joseph
Larue, indicted about three years since, in
Preble County, Ohio, for stealing some
cattle, was yesterday arrested in Shelby
vile, in this State, and lodged in Jail. He
had been arrested and held to bail by the
authorities of Ohio, soon after the offense
was committed, but forfeited his recog-
nizance, and fed His family has been re-
siding in Covington for some time. He will
be returned, as fugitive from justice, as
soon as a requisition is received, from the
Governor of Ohio.
MAYORS CoURT.--A man named William
Teigert was, yesterday, fined So and costs,
by Mayor Goodson, for disorderly conduct
II appears that he and companion went to
the Indian Queen Coffee-saloon, called for
and ate some oysters, but when asked for the
pay, refused, and abused Mr.. Glitch, the pro-
prietor, who caused his arrest.
UNION BARBEoUE.-A large Union barbecue
was held at Florence yesterday, but from
some cause, no speakers appeared.
JANUARY ELECTIoE.-H. E. Wilson is a
candidate for City Clerk. If elected, he will,
no doubt make good officer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11
ANTUeMdMrTTa-

Pms OPERA-HoUsE. - Sidney Frances
Bateman's comedy of Self win be presented
this evening at the 0pera-house. II Is her
best productioS1, and several years ago had
quite successful run in this city. II has
not lost any Of is interest, and cast and
mounted as It win be this evening we doubt
not will attract q large audience. The per-
tormance will conclude with The SDeefer
bridegroom, with Mr.. Hale as "Diggory."
NATIONAL THEArER.-The Wlfss Secret
still keeps the stage at this establishment,
Jane Coombs makes new friends nightly by
her chaste and natural impersonation Of
Lady Amyott,n while the vivacious Addie
Proctor enacts the part Of "Maud" in excel
lent style. The play will be repeated this
evening, in connection with Urgent Private
Affairs.
WooD's THEATER.--The Siegrist and Zan-
fretta Troupe are performing nightly TO
large and delighted audiences. Their pan
tomimes, tight-rope performances, and gym
nastic feats, are each excellent in their way,
and deserve to be seen. The programme for
this evening is a very good one, and should
draw crowded house.
SMITH & NIxoN's HLII.--Thiodon' Mu-
scum of Arts forms a delightful entertain
ment, that should be witnessed by every adj
mirer of the wonderful in mechanism, or the
beautiful in art. II will remain no longer
than this week, and those who have not
seen it should embrace the present oppor-
tunity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

THE VoTE AND THE CENSUS OF HkmLToS
CoUNTY.-There are some persons, we be-
lieve, who think the census OF Hamilton
County was taken correctly, and certain
officials have boasted that their estimate,
based upon the vote, was very nearly cor
rect, and use this as an argument in favor Of
their position. We respectfully suggest to
all these individuals the propriety of COM
pairing the following facts and figures with
the census returns in the Marshal's Office,
and then decide in the premises
On Tuesday last, 33, 70S votes were polled
in Hamilton County Now, calculating
eight inhabitants for each voter, the popula-
tion amounts to 269,664, which, we believe,
is 39,06l more than is shown by the returns
of the eensus-marshals. That we may ap-
proximate still nearer the truth, for we do
not pretend that these figures are exact, "a
497 votes were polled in the city, and ac-
cording to this, it should contain at least
l95,976 inhabitants, or 20, 976 more than the
census returns show.
The City Council has been petitioned in
regard to the matter, and we hope success
fully. 1t would be worth the cost to have
the matter definitely settled; and as our mer-
chants seem to be of the opinion that Justice
has not been done by the marshals, we doubt
not they will insist upon new census until
it is taken.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

Ruskin, in bis recent volume, says;

huSkln, IN ub ICccut NoANAhof says
only note the fact briefly, that impress
sions OF awe and sorrow being at the root Of
the sensation of sublimity, and the beauty Of
separate flowers not being of the kind which
connects itself with such sensation, there Is
wide distinction, in general between flower
loving minds and minds ofthe highest order.
Flowers seem intended for the soIace OF
ordinary humanity; children love them;
quiet, tender, contented ordinary people love
them as they grow; luxurious and disorderly
people rejoice in them gathered. They are
The cottager's treasure and in the crowded
town, mark, as with little broken fragment
of rainbow, the windows Of the workers in
whose heart rests the covenant of peace.
Passionate or religious minds contemplate
them with fond, feverish intensity; the Rffec-
tion is seen severely calm In the works Of
many old religious painters, and mixed with
more open and true country sentiment in
those of our own pre-Raphaelites. To the
child and the girl, the peasant and the man
ufacturing operative, TO the grisette aAd the
nun, the lover and monk, they are precious
always. But to the men ofsnprep,e power
and thoughtfulness, precious only o. times:
symbolically snd pafhetically Often 20 the
poets, but rarely for their own sake. They
fan forgotten from the great Workinen's aud
sdldiers' hands. Such men wtl take, in
thankfulness, crowns Of leaves. or crQwns Of
tborns-not crowns Of toWers,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11
There were remaining in the City Treas
ury the following sums:


TERRIBLE ACoIDENT-FIfteen Children LEFT
FdtherlesS By a Cdsualty-TWo Men Fatally
Injured.-Like epedemics accidents seem to
visit our city periodically, and pr We quite
as fatal, too as they. Our last issue con-
tanned accounts of two deaths in this man
ner, and we are now called upon to relate
another casualty, by which two lives have
been endangered, probably destroyed.
About hslf-past two o'clock, yesterday af-
ternoon, the arch of third-story window
of house in process of erection, by Ellis &
McAlpin, on the south side of Third-street,
between Vine and Race, fell and carried with
il, distance of nearly forty feet, one of the
workmen, named Owen Clarke.
What caused the accident no one can tell,
and strange as it may seem no one saw it..
The arch had been set about half an hour,
and the workmen were engaged in getting
another stone ready, when the man and arch
were seen in the air, and in an instant man
gled and senseless, he was taken up from the
sidewalk.
James Wolfendell, who was engaged at
the derrick below, made an effort to escape
from the falling mass, but was unsuccessful.
He was struck in the side, his thigh crushed,
his face bruised, his abdomen injured and
his body severely cut in several places. He
was removed to a drug store, where his
wounds were attended, after which he was
removed to his residence in Longworth's 8
building, Sixth-street near Culvert. 1t is
hardly possible for him to recover from his
injuries which in all probability will leave
his wife and four children to the charities of
the world.
Owen Clarke, who fell as above stated,
was crushed almost to atoms. His thighs
were both broken; his legs crushed; his ma
sal-bone fractured, and his head and body
almost jellied by the shock. He resided
NJfth a Wuif an ale 81
street near Mill. He was carried. immedi-
ately to the Commercial Hospital, where he
will probably die before this paragraph
will reach our readers. The accident Is
shocking, from the fact that two women have
been widowed and fifteen children left father
less by it, and should appeal to the philan-
throplc in their behalf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

STABRING AFFRAY IN BRoADwAY.-A
couple of men, named James Lusk and Jo-
seph Saunders, quarreled last evening, in
tavern, in Broadway, near Hunt-street, and
finally came to blows. A scuffle ensued.
during which Lusk drew knife and stabbed
his opponent in the right shoulder, inflicting
a very painful, although not dangerous
wound. The wound was dressed by a
neighboring physician, but in the meantime
Lusk escaped, and has not since been heard
from.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

BURGLARY IN SECoND-sTREBT.-The res
idence of John Warder, in Second-street
near Butler, was feloniously entered, night
before last, and robbed of $5 in money and
some wearing-apparel. The burglars entered
the building with the aid of an outsider, but
aroused the inmates, and were compelled to
disappear in haste.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

Brandt, Administrator, Us. Heirs of Brandt
and others. Petition to sell real estate. De-
murrer by defendant overruled, and hearing
set for next week.
DIsoHARGED.-W. Carnes charged with
perjury, was released on entering into a re-
cognizance for appearance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

STATIONERY & Co., at 40
Main street, are offering one of the largest
and best selected stocks of counting-room
stationery to be found in the city. Their as
sortment of note and commercial letter-pa-
pers is particularly worthy of notice, as well
inkstands, &c. Their store is on Main-street,
below Columbia.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

THE GRovER 4 BAKER SEwIEG-MAcHINE.
The number iof lSewing- making
the Grover & Baker stitch now sold in the
United States, far exceeds that of all others
combined. The truth is, since the people
have found out, by experience, the value Of
this stitch, the well-informed will use no
other. These machines must be purchased
of the Grover & Baker SeWing-machine
Company, who are exclusive proprietors of
this stitch, OF their licenses, or the use of
them will subject the purchaser to prose-
cution. Sales-room in Cincinnati, bS West
FOurth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED CoUETERFEITER.-
Joseph Guthridge, for whom Officer Bloom
has had a warrant for some time, was ar
rested, day before yesterday, in Fourth
street, and sent to indianapolis for trial,
to have been engaged in passing counterfeit
money at Seymour, and has been quite sue
cessful in eluding the police.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

HUBBARD, No. 81 Fifth-street, sells to-
night, McMurtries Louisville, Parliamentary
Debates, Cincinnati and Pittsburg in 1926,
State Poems by Earl of Rochester, &C., (very
rich and rare), Bibbss Kentucky Reports,
Clay's Speeches, Mormon Bible, &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

RAILROAD OFFICE FOR REST.-A we'll
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor of
the DAILY Press building, suitable for rail-
road or insurance office. Apply at the Press
Counting-room Vine-street, opposite the
Custom-house.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

PATTERSON has just received per steamer
Jesse X. Bell, 65,00O Havana Cigars, consist
ing Of 10000 Guess; 10000 El Sol 10000
Conchss 10000 Rio Hondag 5000 Ines
peranzas. ia. Patterson, lO2 West Fourth
street and lis Main-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

CARRYING Goals TO NEWCASTLE - Mr..
J. B. Mooney, of this city, yesterday re-
eeived an order from Philadelphia, for one
of his improved power hoisting-maehines,
to be put up in the same style as the one
now in use at this Office.