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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-04

RALEIGH, N. c., st3.-The annual State
election came off yesterday. The following
is the vote in this city For Governor-Ellis,
DEM, 1893; Pool, Opposition, 525. State Sen
ator-Thompson, Dem., l73 Bledsoe, Ops
$50.
Official returns from nine precincts, indi-
cate that the Opposition has carried the
County, which has heretofore been largely
Democratic.
In Wilmington, the returns nearly official,
Ellis gains thirty -four over Buchanan.
Seven precincts in the town of New Han
over give Pool fifty-four more than Fillmore
received. The town is not counted close.
The Democratic Legislative Ticket is
elected. -
PETERSBURG, N. c., August 3.-The election
returns come in slowly. Waite County has
gone Opposition, which Ellis carried in 1855
| by SSl majority.
The vote of New Hanover is close. The
| Democratic ticket, however it is thought is
| elected Elliss majority there in 1858 wa
| l,OO3 In Wayne, Ellis loses ia compared with
1858. Lenoire County gives Ellis a reduced
majority. In Craven County, Ellis holds his
own. Northampton, Halifax, and Edgeboro
Counties are Democratic.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DAILY PRESS.

New YORK, August 3-Robert Leckie, a
Scotchman for many years an Insurance
Broker in New York, attempted suicide this
morning.
Brevet-Maior Fairchld, who served with
the New York Volunteers in the Mexican
War, is dead
morning train on the Long Island Rail-
road, was thrown from the track, near Bed
ford, by a COW, which came suddenly on the
track. The following, as far as could be as
certained, is list of the killed and wounded:
Jas. Lynch, fireman, residing in Jamaica,
killed; David Older engineer, badly bruised
about the loins, and injured internally; John
McGowan, baggage badly injured in
the breast; Samuel Cheater, conductor, right
leg badly sprained Thos. Freeman, passen-
ger, shoulder dislocated; VIM. Baldron, pas
senger, head cut; passenger whose name
could not be learned, had his arm broken,
and several others who Immediately left for
the city, and whose names could not he as
certained, sustained slight injuries.
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Law TsEPORT.



APPLICATION 10 On biscHARoED FROM Cts
roDY.--A called Court was held for the pnr-
pose Of hearing an application for the dis
charge from custody of Andrew Singlebuck.
The petitioner had been committed from the
Police Court in default of bail to answer q
charge of grand larceny-stealing $llb, the
property of John Rinehardt. When searched
considerable sum of money was found on
the accused; but il was alleged on his behalf
that he had earned this money in New Or-
leans, and brought IL with him here. The
evidence for the State was heard, and tht
case was then laid over until the defendants
witnesses (who were not in Court), could be
heard.
Conkliu for the Petitioner; w. H. Kerr fol
the State.
In the case of Gustave Zeller, who haC
been held TO answer q charge Of malicious
stabbng, motion having been filed on thu
part of the defendant for a called Court, Mr.
Kerr moved to have this application dis
| missed at cost of defendant, on the grount
| that the party was not in Jail.
Judge Hilton said it was clear, from th'
reading of the statute, that II was intended u
apply only to cases in which the petitione
was in costody. The party must fulfill thu
condition of his recogni2ahce, and appea
| for trial before the Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Morgan took out letters of admins
tration on the estate of John H. Peel, de
| ceased.
J. T. Snodgrass obtained letters of guard
| iauship for the person and estate Of Carolin
| Snodgrass, q minor.
| Mrs. G. Stiegar filed an inventory Of tn
| property of Joseph SteigaT, deceased.
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Cn.nnsrntion moi Fnsion.

The Gazette is exceedingly virtuous on the
subject of fusion in the County Convention.
II insists that the Republicans will not touch
the unclean thing. But they will cooperate.
Il is as if a woman should be squeamish
against matrimony, but should have no OBJ
lection to cohabitation. a.lrra
On Wednesday the Gazette announced
'The proposal to Opposition men outside of
the Republican party TO take part in the
County Convention, and 10 cooperate in the
election, will be carried out in good faith, il
accepted in the same spirit Any other sort
of fusion is plainly out OF the question:
No fusion was TO be allowed in the County
Convention; nothing but cooperation. We
inquired what cooperation was; TO which
that paper promptly replies: ..
'The Press is greatly troubled on the subject
of fusion" We tender our coincidence "a
the editor of that journal and to all other'
who are unable to distinguish between FIJI
sion of opposites on one Presidential ticket
and cooperation (of two or more parties
supporting different Presidential candidates
on the same ticket for local offices not iotra
political character. .- $1,000,
1t seems by this, that the fusion, which a
first was not to be allowed in the County
Convention, referred entirely to the Presi
dental tickets; while cooperation Of op
posltes on the same ticket for local Offices j
desirable, and is not fusion at all, becaus
county offices are not of political character
It was exceedingly vrtuous in the Gdzett
TO insist that there should be no fusion Of op
posites on Presidential ticket in the Count
Convention; there was great danger of that
But since when have the county office
ceased to be of political character An
why should the Presidency be of politics
character And if the Gazette is willin
that the Republicans should cooperate wit
one or more parties on the county tick'
sharing the offices, why does it pretend to
squeamish about fusion in the County Con
vention2 r~ ,rr
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NEwPoRT NEWS.

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN CAMPBELL COUNTY
Two men, named Riley New and Mart.
Thomas, rather notorious characters, who
reside twenty-three miles up the Licking,
and who have, for long time, made them
selves conspicuous by their depredations
upon smoke-houses, corn-cribs, &c, went to
the house Of Mr.. Geo. Tibbatts, who resides
sibly for the purpose of selling some fish, but
as was afterward discovered, with the -rea
intention of robbing his peach-orchard, O.
some choice fruit. Mr.. t. on discovering
this, fired at them with a fowling-piece
lodging portion of its contents in the bach
Of New, who Immediately fed to parts un
known, much, to the relief of those upoI
whose bounty he has heretofore lived.
PoLITIcAL--,A grand rally of the friends 0
Bell and Everett, will take place at the Court
house Green, tonight.
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WASHINGTON, August 3.-An official dis
patch represents every thing quiet on the
Texan frontier. Even rumors as to Cortinas
and his men, or of robbers from the Mexican
side of the river, had ceased 1t is not
thought necessary longer to expose to the
diseases incident to that region at this sea-
son, more troops than may be actually re-
quired.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The drafts paid
by the Treasury last week amounted to 81,
$4,000, leaving subject to draft $3,679 900.
Drafts in the aggregate, $l,67O,0OO on the
Postoffice account have been issued although
the sum on hand is comparatively small, no
embarrassment to the Treasury is anticipated.
The receipts during the last week were from
Customs at New York nearly $4,000 Bos-
ton, $l94,O Philadelphia, $4,000; Balti-
more, $4,000; New Orleans, $4,000, and
Charleston $4,000
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FIal Iu.titIa, Ruat HlbernInn.

We publish in another column a communi-
cation from areliable source, on the admins
tration of police justice in this city That
power is exercised in the summary manner
described, no one will deny. oar worthy
Mayor will not, and he will Justify ii as
necessary to the preservation Of order.
Whether arbitrary power exercised in such
summary manner by large body Of police,
or by any body, is liable to just such abuses
as the one here detailed, every one can judge
for himself. II would be contrary 10 all the
probabilities ifsuch and much worse instances
of oppression were not very common. That
they are so we have not the least doubt, and
we regret much to say il, for we believe that
much good intention has been invested in
our police force. That such tyranny and
injustice do not cry out with a force that
would arouse the whole community, is, as
the writer says, on account of the kind OF
people who are victims oft. People read In
the papers that an Irishman or some body
was fined $40, and "sent up" for ten days,
and congratulate themselves on our prompt
administration of JUSTICE and that another
sinner has been put in the way Of "reformio
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LEAvENwoRrH, August 3.-Coffee County,
Kansas, was visited by destructive tornado
last week; at Burlington, Leroy, Ottumwa
and Otter Creek many buildings were de-
stroyed, and number of persons injured
Lieut.. Stewart with a portion of Sedg-
wicks command, on July IL, pursued and
chastised a party of Kiowas, killing two and
taking sixteen prisoners. Many outrages by
the Kiowas and Camanches on the Arkansas
| are reported.
Here, atnoon to-day, the thermometer stood
at 99Ho, with an appearance of rain, which
| is much needed
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HOME INTMTsMsr.

= a.fH.. .sH
sS- Clothes renovated aud repaired 100 W. Sixth.
Ss- Clothing renovated and rephlred 50 Il. Third.
bS-CARFgETEKs cheap Pictures, 20 Fifth street.
mo- The cheapest Pictures are taken on Fifth-Bt.
at A. BLOOMS, n West Fifth. r Hs
DS- Good Pictures in cases for Is cents, at APPLE
GATES Mammoth Gallery, Fifth and Main aul-tf
So A. A. RrsrER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
HOa. s4s and s7 Wostern-row.
Ea'- Pictures for ten cents at JoHSsoS's Gallery,
Ninth and Main. igllL a2
BS- Ho ron LICKING GARDEN 1.-The fine steamer
Louisiana Belle will make regular trips on Sunday,
August s. to this delightful place of resort To thosa
seeking recreation this win bel treat. aui-b.
Es- If you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner of Sixth-street and CentEal-avonue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
five cents in ior twenty cents. Bring on the
babies-you sure to got good likeness.
H1- LADIES CHOIcE FRuIr JAR.--We have beer
permitted to examine and witness the workings o.
FRIDLEY \ CORRNAE's "Self-testing, Self.sealiDg
Flexible Gap Fruit Jar, 7 for sale by Jos. Il. GREEN
at No, "a East Pearl Ut, aud at the north cor
ner Of Fifth aud smith,sts. IL is certainly thu
most simple of that has yet met our notice. ant
is highly indorsed as 10 its preserving qualities
| Try IT, fEl rrI rq @
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VAN BuREs, ARK. August IA large
Douglas Club was organized here last even
ing; J. Fl. Haney and Fletcher Dent, Sec
retaries. It.i -
The club was addressed by Ex-Governor
Drew and others.
A Douglas banner spans Main-street from
the Press Office, this morning.
DAYTON, o., August 3.--The Empire of this
evening says, by the unanimous agreement
of the Central Committee of Preble, Mont
gomery and Butler Counties as well as the
unanimous desire of the Democracy of the
district Hon. Clement l.. Yallandigham has
been declared the Democratic candidate fol
Congress by acclamation. .a3mm
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New YORK, August 3,-The race between
the yachts Julia and Rsbeeed, resulted in the
victory of the Jaia, which passed round
the stake fifteen minutes ahead of the Re
beccd. -r.. r..qr. fr ...r
'Flora Temples time in the race yesterday
was 22216, 223, and 2:24 she winning in
three straight heats. -,..f. . Cd. .... ..u,.
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New 0RLEASs, August ,3-The steamship
Philadelphia, with Havana dates to the 3Oth
ult., arrived here this morning. jJ OF. q
Sugar was firm at 81 reals. The exports
for the week amounted to $4,000 boxes. The
total exports for the year were 62S,000 boxes,
against 500, 900 boxes last year. Ua tr
Freights had an advancing tendency.
Sterling Exchange quoted at l3@l3M
New York Exchange l(0lA prem.
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CAPTURE OF TIGER SHARK.-The Sayan-
nah lGa.) NeWS says tiger-shark was cap
and on opening it, the stomach was found to
contain four king crabs, the largest Of which
measured eleven inches in width, with the
shells unbroken-showing the immense ca
pacity of its thorax and maw-a lot of large
bones, several pieces of salt beef some Jumps
of clay, and leather boot
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CriclIeI nInIch.

New YoRK, August 3--The grand cricket
match between the United States and Cam
ada, commences on Monday next, on the Ho-
boken Cricket Grounds The players ON the
United States side are Sharp, Higham, Wilby
and SHINES, of the New York Club; Sadler,
of Kings County Club; Hammond, of Roch-
ester; Barkley, Of Newhall; Kephard, of Ger
mantown, and Provost and Vernon, of Phil
adelphia. The last five of these are American
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KENNEDY's rIEpICAL DIsCOv.
DS ERY is acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States, to he the most eec;
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures,
than any preparation known to the profession Scroll
ula, Salt Rheum Eryspelas, Scald,head, Scay Erup-
ons of whatsoever nature, cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and vigor:
Full and explicit directions for the of liberated
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers, Is
given In the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by
JOHN ID. PARK, SURE, EOKSTEIN q CO., and
GEORGE M DIXON. Price 81. sepls-ay
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NWISS TENNESSEE CLABLIN is A
ANh Second Sight Seer and Astr0loger. This young
lady has been travelling since she eleven years
supernatural gilt TO such astonishing degree, that
she conyinees the most hkeptical Of her wonderful
powers She gives information Of absent friends
ent and iutula events of life also of lost money
property, Identifying the persons concerned with
much ceLtRintys as TO scarcely leave DOUBT OF
QUILT, She presoribes for .Dseases, telling their
causes and location, with much satisfaction TO
merit aud receive the con hdence of all who have
consulted her; and many difficult complaints have
tons; She can see and point ont the medicine TO
eafe the most obstinate dissaseseyen those that
years have baited our best physicians, and can di-
sTe g SS %a9s ssa afs thst
Weakness in the Ddck and Limbs, Rheumatism and
other complaints of long standing; and has per-
snSS lost thea sst and Hearing or nearly y So ~
diseAse, IN short, through the assistance Of
shpefior power she Is endowed with the healing art
She win point out 20 the Ladies' aud Gentlemen
exactly those that dead aud living, their treat
ment, disposition and character Ia fe and through
her superior power can cause tranqulity and happi
or lost property that Has not been destroyed and
prosperity In business matters lawsuits, &C., and
when required will go ihto an unconscious state and
friends, whether dead alive, and through her they
will tell the inqpirng friend their situation and
whereabouts, with all the events Of life since they
last met and persons born in certain months and
certain days of the year destined 20 be lucky
ia selecting lottery tickets that will draw valuable
przea through her directions, Lawyers, Doctors,
Minlsters, and many other scientific mon have con,
| given evidence OF their entire sataiaetion. 4|
gi9einnatl, where sis sSiy ~ G0aiuItsd upon a
| noon, and from 2 d. r. III.
HS- cOnsultation Fees, 81. au2-f'
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From philadelphia.

PHLADELPHIA, August 3.--During the ex'
hibition of fireworks at Fairmount, last
evening, Professor jackson was fatally in
jured BY an explosion of powder. Ia.LI
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The American
GUTTA-PERCHA
ROOFING COMPANY,

49i 9nited States 81 FTM6HEdANfzb d1ff& W hE
eorher A is Of FftS and wsinut.sts Ghcinnati, 0ho
Our .Gutta- percha Roofing Materials have been
osr Company, ANY, under The direction Of tsoroushy
practical man. with the view OF overcoming and en-
tirely obvstng the many directions that have been
terisis WY s '''' '''''''' ~ ' - =,
and time-proof Roofing, the experience Of fifteen
years has fully demonstrated and We now submit
our Roofing to the inspection of those interested,
confidently believing that, on examination, their
own Judgment will convince them Of the correct
The materials Of which it is composed combine
every requisite for practically mperishabe roof,
We would call attention to the following facts
sEcosD-From its great elasticity it is not in
juriously affected by extremes of heat and cold.
steep or fiat, and will not require sreqqent repairs,
rs Is the case with metals and other roofs.
FOURrH-lt will not run In warm nor crack In
cold weather. coal-tar forming no part of the COM
FITTH-It is very light, not recurring strong OF
expensive a structure u sustain it as many other
sIxrH-For preserving shingle roofs, one light
SBYEErH-For preserving and repairing tin roof
Coating OF the G1tts Percha upon tin oT roof thai
is leaking and badly rusted will make IL tight ~
as applied eS SSy Il S
tin, much less than shngle,. and, considering IL
great durability, is much the cheapest roofing nov
We are prepared to contract for new roofs, for re
pairing old ones, for coating tin and other meta
roofs, at moderate prices also, TO supply agents
Orders or communications will meet with promp
| attention IL addressed 70 --4-H r.tf.q
-eli 49, -los j. =. GAY, rria.ir4.af.
| 9. General Agent for the Company, .f,,fr
| g Apo 10 buildings,
| CorDerof Fifth and walnIt.sts.,
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River News.

PIrTsBuRG, August 3-M.-River four feet
six inches by the pier-mark and falling.
Weather wet.
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Fortune,tellIng and Phrenology.

A LII PERSONS WISHING TO KNOW
their iatgre Prospeets can have them oorrortiy
corner Of Elm, where. she may be consulted on all
metters coneerning love, marriage, eoprtshlp, law
me Wy O. gentleman they VIII marry alsp tLs
name ot thoif visitors. au3 "
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MoOre's $50 Sewing Machines.

wv Sewing Machines for sale They are donhle-
thread, and work g charm, pronoulesd byleoEgsj
eQua. 20 any tlUO machine In tho Market All w.lf-
ranted - above. BEGGS a SMITH, Jewellers, q
sus-u o West Fourth-st., Cincinnati.
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Wedding and Visiting Cards,

Engraved and Printed Seals and Presses; De La Rue
Stationery and Envelopes; ,.g,,,, u
Successors 20 II, II. Bhipley Bro.,D
jy3-ay Hr ~ West Hourth-street.
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MARRIED.

MAssON-ROss. s.-August 2. by Rev. Mr.. BAel
Mr.. James 4. Mason To Miss Eliza Il. hoas, all o
Cincinnati
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YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL BELL

GkkSSb ETEREkTT ESi kAS StHuBN'nYon HuhBNYA are hereby
ordered to assemble at the corner Of avenue
and Richmond.street, for the purpose Of for9ipg
urday) EVENING, August 4, at seven o'clock
All the Ward Clubs intending TO form in the process
sion are requested to meet this Club on Eighth
street. right resting Central avenue, displaying
westwardly, at half past seven o'clock The process
sion will move at eight O'Clock precisely.
BY order of the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
II. Il. ROSS Grand Marshal.
p H. GUILD Sec'y of Committed au4-a+
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lI,lioo eopy ono o.lo. 50 .e9e

WIT NEVER FAILS.-DANVILLE
R Ky, July /, 1859 Mr.. SOLON PALMER
Dear Sir Willing to benefit those who are troubled
with eruptions and cutaneous diseases certify that
great many cases have come under my personal OBJ
servston Of the incalculable benefit Of Palmers
Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. have sold IL for the
my knowledge OF its failing to be benefit.
S0LON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of PerfuDlery,.
iv7 No HR West Fourth street.
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NEW MEDICAL WORKS.


ON OBSCURE DISEASES of THE BRAIN
LAND DISORDERS OF THE MIND; Their In.
,cipent symptoms, Pathology, Diagnosis and
Treatment. By Forbes Winsiow, NJ. D. One vol,
8yp, 80.
ON THE DISEASES, INJURIES AND
MALF0RMATIONs. OF THE RECTVM AND
ANUS; With Remarks on Habituai Constipstion
ByT.sJ. Ashton. With Illustrations. One VOL,
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DIS
D EASES OF THE. LpNGS Including the Princ-
/ Pies Of Physical Diagnosis. BY w, II. Walshe, III.
D.. A new edition from the much enlarged En-
| giish Edition. One vol, svo, 81 AZ
THE DISEASES OF FHE EAR; Their Ma
. tlre, Diagnosis and Treatment. By Joseph Toyn-
/ bee, II. X. S.-sWith ono hundred sengravings on
wood One vol, syo. So.
lCLINIOAIt LECTURES OF CERTAIN
| ACUTE DISEASES BY Robert B. Todd, M. D.
One vol, syoia u 1o- y, 5Sle,.til 81.
| ECTRO-PHYSIOLOGY AND ELEC-
UNDERGRADUATES; Showing the best Meth
DDS for the Medical Uses OF Electricity. BY A. c.
i Garrett, M. d. One vol, syo 81. ~. y -
P5- New Medical Works received as soon az pub
1 hsied. Catalogues sent gratis to any address.
/ 8For7sale by .,,..,.I., -,,.,,,;.
ai gRickey, Mallory g. 90, .ts.
osuIr EXT st. 10 ,ii1 s,1 1r1 Pixies opera-house.
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SHOULD BE in EVERY FAMILY THAT
- loves Cleanliness, and have antipathy to
Vermip The best and most reliable article ever
discovered fer the speedy destruction of Bedbugs,
Cockrpaches, Ants, Fleas, Moths, Garden Insects,
&c General Western Agents,
w.. EDWARD SOANIAN 4 CO., Druggists,
y > North east corner Fourth aud Main-stIeets.
rr THf jy20-bwl
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MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD. Col
lected, arranged aud edited by his daughter With
a Preface and Notes by his SON Illustrated with
copies from his own sketches. Two vols, l2mo.
rs. eFsfF"
LIFE IN THE DESERT; Or, Recollections
of Travel in Asia and Africa. By Col. L. Du
Couret. Translated from the French. One vol.
l2mo 81 rs.
A RUN THROUGH EUROPE. By Erastus
O. Benedict. One vol, l2me. 81 25 f.....
CASTLE RICHMOND A Novel. By An
thony Trollope, author of 4" DIR. Thorne,T " Ber-
trans" "The Three Clerks" &C. One volume,
l2no. 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


9sYssEsAtl4t. HiESEEcssSt; HgisgSSs|s =; 5tsI III s.
City Marshal at the ens.iing August election
%Sgs s sAsIsE !. s,s.SIs..s 81 ~ i.s GsHEs sSs1iS y
BaISR SSSsRs Of Sif ~ I q q 1as. ys
K(JSHN w CAAlLPPw lsIt,I.,,. or IIr
Probate Judge before the County Convention Of The
9Th Of August. . ly2g-c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN I. 1rISss,s s.,II: u;
Hamilton County. ly2s-n
r. JERK HSs q &. r. eos, SAsPtJg$%G y JS%%gS
Pleas Of Hamilton County. anl-F
ETHE. FRIENDS OF ERANCIs
tor sffERiFhf h Of Hamilton County, subject to The
decision Of the approaching Democratic convention
EESoGSCw ELEqTI4SE;; 4 qT.ISS,;. B. X:
once Of CONSTABLE in the First District Ct the
ensuing August election. iy26-ew
ny friends that we shall resume 6usinsss a
;HS SsS SS sia &c happy 70 S5 min
i'Ssls S.ss.f hat ~ No. HoMhas ~ stree
f. Bs sas YEAnR,5 E7.Is AS ATES%IESs5 Z EsSg5
Ward will assemble at seven O'clock THIS EVEN,
and and i4S Front.stTeot, between Plum and Elm.
streets for the purpose oi attending IN pouy i .1o
u.THE EJOURNRYMEN CIGAR
hereby REQUESTED q meet 81 fT E1E
Sss%ss SstTSeu and
pose Of elocting officers of the Associstion Al Eh9
snS to saa
DEDTCATION.- THE NEW