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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

CLEAR1NG-UP OF THE MAIN-sTREHT MYs-
TERY.-Coroner Carey, yesterday morning,
held an inquest upon the body Of the man
who was found dead in private alley, near the
corner of Liberty and Main-streets, an ac-
count of which we published in our last issue.
The investigation developed the fact that he
had passed Sunday night in the coffee-house at
the corner of Clay and Liberty-street, kept
by Ann Pronizius, and that he had died in
bed, of intemperance. To save herself from
the cost of interring the deceased, the woman
hired two men, by giving them each a glass
of liquor, to carry the body and place it in
the alley where it was afterward discovered.
She then rifled his pockets of fifteen cents,
with which she paid herself for the liquor
the men drank. The name of the deceased
was Henry -. He was a native of Ire
land, and an ink-peddler, but his residence
and relatives are unknown. Charles Ham
mond, one of the men alluded to above, was
arrested subsequently, and fined $40 and
costs for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. The officer accompanied him to the
house for the purpose of collecting the fine,
when he slipped out the rear way and es-
capped. This is rather singular affair, but,
as "Philpot" says in the play, 'its life,
damme it's lifen
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CoVINeToN NMws.

A HUSBAND ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTING TO
TAKE THE LIFE OF His WIFE.-An Old offender,
named Cornelius Bradley, who resides on the cor
ner of Pike and Madison streets, was, yesterday
arrested and lodged IN jail for committing muir
derous assault upon his wife, from the effects Of
which 1t is somewhat doubtful whether she will
cover He committed to jail, in default Of 500
bail, by Mayor Foley, peace warrant, come
months since but released at the last session Of
the City Council, on promise to reform. The City
will now, no doubt, be liable to the amount of his
reCOgnizance.
CRcUIT CoURT.-D. A. Layman, charged
with shooting Chas. Larnad with intent to XIII
him. did not appear in Court at the time appointed
nizance, amounting to 5000, was forfeited. j. G.
ThOmas is his surety.
A CONVICT PARDoNRD BY THE GOVERNOR.
Jas Wilson, recently sentenced to the PenitentAry
on a charge Of grand larceny, was yesterday par
the County Jail, but will be released to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

BosroN, October 2.-In the United States
District Court, to-day, Thomas Morgan, late
master of the slave bark Orion, pleaded
guilty. His sentence was postponed. Nor
gan was not indicted under the piracy act,
which involves capital punishment, but is
only subject to fine and imprisonment.
Byron Chamberlain, mate of the Orion,
pleaded not guilty, and his trial was COM
menced.
The Duke of Newcastle has written Mayor
Lincoln that Lord Renfrew will attend the
ball in his honor at the Boston Theater on
the 18th inst.
Wide-awake delegations from Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, left by rail
and steamboat this afternoon, to join in the
demonstration in New York tomorrow
nioht -...........
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A MOTHER STEALS HER CHILD FROM AN Or
PHAN AsYLUM-0n the first of April last,
woman, named Magdalene. Kilroy, was ar
raigned before Judge Lowe upon a charge of
drunkenness and sentenced to a term of six
months in the Female City Prison, at which
time her son, lad about eight years of age,
was sent to the Orphan Asylum at Oummins-
vile. Day before yesterday her term of i'm
prisonment expired and she Immediately
went to the Asylum, and, obtaining access
to her boy, carried him off without the
knowledge of the officers. Returning to
the city, she stopped near the Brighton
House, her old appetite came DER her, and
she Immediately became intoxicated.
Losing all consciousness, she repaired to a
wood-shed in the vicinity and laid down,
leaving her boy in the house where she had
purchased her liquor. In this disgusting
condition she was found shortly afterward
and removed to the station-house, whence
she was returned to the City Prison for thirty
days. The lad in the meantime was removed
to the Asylum from which he had been stolen
and where we sincerely hope he may now
be permitted to remain,
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VERAoITY OF OUR PoIIcE.-A question of
veracity between policeman and man
named Nathan Dale was decided in favor of
the latter, yesterday morning, in the Police
Court. He had been arrested upon charge
of abusing his family, and, upon being
brought before Judge Lowe, stated that he
was merely reprimanding one of its mem
bers, whereupon the officer interfered, and,
after accusing him of drunkenness, carried
him to the Station-house. He. said he was
neither drunk nor disorderly, and the Court
not only believed his story, but discharged
him. We record this fact because it may
possibly mark an era in the administration
of justice in the Police Court; for it is an ac-
acknowledgement that there are persons in the
world who are not policemen, and yet whose
veracity even there is undoubted.
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LAW REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

QUESTION OF RESULTING TRUsT.--Allen W.
Galley rs. VIM. p. Hurlbert and others. In January
lsi3 the deferd mt, Hurlbert, purchased tract Of
The city, in the vicinity of Freeman street, from
John Bates, wing therefor about $4,000; and the
question now Is, whether there was not resulting
trust in favor of Emore Williams, the ancestor of
the present plaintiff, who claims that the property
was paid for with the money of Willams and, sec
cndly that IT, in the opinion Of the Court the testi
mony does not esteblish this fact II at least dis
closed an agreement had subsisted between Hurl-
bert and Williams according to which the latter
was to receive half the land. The answer specifically
denies the allegations in the bill
The case was argued by the Hon. Geo. E. Pugh
and B. A, Ferguson for plaintiff; and by Judge
Tden and w. s. Scarborough for defense.
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QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY Association. The
third Quarterly meeting of the Young Mems
Mercantile Library Association, was held
last evening at their room, on Walnut-street,
near Fourth.
The report of the Treasurer for the quar-
ter shows receipts to the amount of 81, ,004
So and disbursements amounting to 1891 %,
leaving balance in the Treasury of $l3 81.
The Quarterly report of the Board of Di-
rectors contains cursive statement of their
official transactions during the first three
months, and congratulates the members on
the continued prosperity of the institution.
The additions to the library during that
time amount to 1877 volumes, of which 20
were by purchase, SO by binding and 81 by
donation. The whole number of volumes
now on their shelves is 2O,3s6.
The circulation during the quarter has
been large, reaching 1881 volumes, against
$500 for the corresponding period last year.
The thanks of the Association are rendered
to the Smithsonian Institute, Washington,
Maryland Institute, at Baltimore United
States Congress, r. 7. Kennedy h Co., st.
Louis, and Hon. John A. Curly, Cincinnati,
for donations of books, and to John D.
Caldwell for a bust of Thomas Ewing.
During the quarter the London Daily
NeaoS has been added to the already extern
now receives and files 81 papers from En-
gland, from France, from Germany, Q
from Ireland, / from Scotland, and l from
Wales. Total, Sc. Thirty-six papers are
received from New York, while the whole
number of papers on file is 260, besides l3O
magazines.
The membership has been on the increase,
and will not suffer from comparison with the
corresponding quarter of 1859. There has
been change in the roll, by which the Asso-
citation gained 81, and lost sc, showing a
gain of /, or 6 more than during corre-
spending time last year-the whole number
Of members is over 5000. --.
The Board has determined to give a lin
tied series of lectures duringthe winter, and
have made the necessary arrangements al
though the names of the lecturers are not
| announced. The report states that Joseph
B. Chapman and William J. Terrence have
resigned their positions as Directors, on ac-
| count of ill-health. The Board attests to the
attention they manifested while they met
with il, and parts with them with regret.
After hearing the reports the Association
proceeded to discuss some proposed amend
ments to the Constitution. -r.r r.r..
After some debate it was resolved to
amend it so as to prohibit the Board of Di-
rectors from making purchases, or creating
| liabilities, for matters foreign to the legitf-
mate purposes of the Association, unless
| authorized 80 to do at regular or called
meeting of the Association.
| The following vote was taken for Direc-
tors, to fill the vacancies caused by the re-
| signations above named: Samuel j. Hale
| 26; II. w. Sage, l6 R. B. Mcpherson, II
| Scattering, A. Messrs Hale and Mcpherson
were announced as Directors, after which
the meeting adjourned.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF KISe BoMBA's VALUA-
BLEs.-The Austrian Gazette says that the
Austrian steam corvette Lueia, having on
board the valuables of Francis H., was pur-
sued on leaving Naples by the VslOce, Carl
baldi's frigate, for Ithe purpose Of getting
gate SchiParzsaberg seeing the danger, went
TO assist the Lacia, and was Immediately at
tackled by the Heloee. The latter, however,
was obliged 10 suspend the combat,
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NEw YoRK, October Alt is announced
to-day that the Directors of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Company, have re-
solved to pay no dividend at present.
The Directors of the Artisans Bank have
applied for Receiver The highest bid for
its shares to-day, was $lO A statement of
its affairs shows liabilities, including capital
stock, 81, 76l, 600 assets, 81, 7bS, 900 cireula-
tion, $95, fully insured. '.fs.si :
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COMMITMENT OF A BRACE OF HIGHWAY
RoBBERs.-John leary and John McUarty,
who were arrested few days ago for rob
bing Henry Culper of thirty dollars, at the
corner of Broadway and Court-street, were
arraigned before Judge Lowe, yesterday
morning, and committed in default of bail
in the sum of 1000 each, to await trial be-
fore the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas
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TIE LATE FoURTH-sTREET HOMICIDE
William Witte and Frank Gervis, who
were held as accessories to the homicide of
young Guelich, which took place few days
ago, at the corner of Fourth and Main, were
discharged by Judge Lowe, yesterday morn
ing. Knabe is still at large, and there is not
the slightest hope that he may ever be
found.
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CALLED CoURT.--John Fenton, charged
with the larceny of ring and other property, stolen
from Chancey Bailey, tho United States Fair
ground, was discharged on entering into recogni-
zance in the sum OF $500 to answer before the Com
mon Pleas
The will Of Mary Deyonport was probated.
SENT TO THE LUNAT1c AsYLUM-Mr. Peter Hig-
don, now in his seventy fourth year, a native of
Maryland, and for the last fifty years resident of
this county being declared insane was sent to the
Asylum at Carthage.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF MINIsTER-Rev.
A. G. Humes, of indianapolis, adds his tes-
timonials to the large number already re-
ceived, in regard to wonderful cure per-
formed upon him by Madame Hollard, No.
17l Walnut-street, after his disease had been
pronounced incurable by the best physicians
of that place. He also testifies to some other
miracles, and says she can perform wonder
full cures in female complaints
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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 rail-
road or insurance office. Apply at the Pass
Counting-room, Vine-street, opposite the
Custom-house.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE THIRTEENTH
WARD.-A large and spirited meeting was
held at the corner of Eighth and Sycamore
street, last evening, which was addressed by
Judge Spencer, Hon. B. F. Wade, and a
gentleman from our city whose name we
did not learn. All the speakers were lis
tened to with attention, and were fire.
quently applauded. The Wide-awakes were
present during portion of the evening,
and made, as usual, fine display. ,.ta
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SPECIAL CARDs-Dr. A. H. Smedley, of
New York City, physician for the cure of
'stammering," will remain at the Gibson
House, in, this city, bat few. days longer.
Those afflicted should, without fail, consult
the Doctor before he leaves the city.
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REAL ESTATE SALE THIS AFTEREooN.-~J.
Graf & Co. sell this afternoon, at half past
three o'clock, on the premises, the Colored
Orphan Asylum property on the north side
ofNinth-street between Elm and Plum. See
advertisement s--.fr....r. rf
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following: A Messr. s GropsT 4 BaRsr sD Gem tne
tlemen--'H Having used one of your best sew
ing machines for the last two years during
which time l have tried several other kindsl
l take pleasure in adding my testimony to
the great superiority of your manufacture
over any other that has come under my
notice" Mrs. Charles H. Kellogg, 3O8
SepenLh-kLreeL Cincinnati Ohio. - |
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ALBANY, October 2.--Three or four mur-
derers are at present in the Jail here, charged
with brutal murders. Judge Gould to-day
declined to try any of these cases. The
reason is that under the bungling, unsatis-
factory law passed last winter, convictions
in these cases are impossible. s' i.' "a
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BURGLARY IN CLIKToN-sTREET.--Ther res
idence of James II. Baily, in Clinton-street
near Freeman, was feloniously entered, on
Sunday night last, and robbed of money and
iewelry to the amount of $87. The robbery
was committed early in the morning, and
while the family were at church.
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CHARLES HERBERT invites his friends and
the public to call and see him, at "a Water
street, where he keeps choice ales and the
best of liquors. Rats always on hand for
gentlemen to try their dogs. Dogs bought
and sold; ears cut in approved style, n + III.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON. .-Messrs. Cooper 4 Stokes sold yester-
day afternoon a house and lot on the east
side Of fCentral-avenue, opposite David-street,
the house containing eight rooms, and the
lot being seventy-fve feet front by one hun
dred and fifty-six deep, to Providence-street,
to JnO. II. Fike, for $2,450 ..-..-s
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A COLONEL Who HAD Sem SERyIoE.-Col.
Kingsmill, who was presented TO the Prince
Of Wales at Niagara on the lIth insty was
ton At the battle of Busaco, in Portugal,
fifty-one years ago, and when George III
was on the throne Of England, fsssns4
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KNIoKHRBooKER.- This popular Rnieker-
booker Magazine for October, together with
the New York Illustrated Nesps, and Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for the week,
have been received by G. N. Lewis, at No.
20 West SiKth-street. uIJII I1t EI9ZE
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MAN DRowNED-Night before last, during
the up trip of the steamer PriOress, Ger
man, name unknown, fell from the boat near
Henderson and was drowned. Efforts were
made to recover the body, but in vain. The
man came on board as way passenger, and
had been engaged on turnpike somewhere
in Kentucky. He is said to have wife and
four children in this city. .a -.s
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ConneotIeul RloctIon.

New HAVEN, October 2.--The town cleo
tions for the choice of Selectmen, who are
Inspectors of Elections, took place in most
of the towns in this State to-day. Twenty
four of the twenty-eight towns heard from
elect Republican town officers % 9L
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BREcKISRmGE Meeting AT THE FIFTH
STREET MARKET-sPAoE LAST NIGHT.-A
Breckinridge Meeting was held at the Fifth
street Market-spaee, last night, which was
fairly, but not largely attended. Several
speeches were delivered, which were well
raaaivad
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PERSONAL.

nERsONAL.-If the lady who left Lockport,
u Henry COMFY ky ioTS FaGs Gseks sR sgq yil call
street Cincinnati, she will hear Of something TO her
advantage focS-dsi JOHN WHITE.
TDERsONAL.--If the lady who carried away
from H. Johns Church, last Sunday morning,
n PRAYER book, IN mistake, will leave Il at the GA
zEiTE OFFICE, she will confer a favor on the
owner. fEa "a eeN-pF
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ST. LOUIS, October Up. M.-River rose
twenty-three inches up TO last night but
has declined six inches to-day now six feet
70 Cairo. rrg
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PocKET PIoKRD.-A man named Alexander
Stevenson had his pocket picked, last eyens
ing, at the corner Of Fourth and Vine, Of q
pOrte-monnsie, containing SCI N bank-bills
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ALTOONA, Pa. October 2.--Tbe special
train with Baron Renfrew arrived here at
noon. The Baron dined at the Egan House,
and left for Harrisburg at quarter after six.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

PICTURES put infine frames for twenty
FIVE cents, at A. s. Blooms Gallery, No. IA
West Fitth-street. ..I.5 a.... Hnn
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NEWPORT NEWS.

PoLITIoAL.-A Douglas meeting will be
held IN this city tonight, which will be addressed
BY Col. Th0e. l.. Jones. meeting of the same char
acter will likewise be held in Alexandria, on Thurs
day TO- be addressed BY Col, Robert Richardson, Of
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AUCTION SALES.

A BTE NsAper Ry EftIfsdSS ooto6sT
ated on the corner Of Saratoga and Eglantipe.sts.
. ALs0-A ine vacant Lot adjoining. Terms Of
sale-one half cash, balance in one year. Title
ALso-Ail the Household Furniture and Library
tSs ssi''0n q RDch
A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB CRAFT co.
N Sales rooms No IS East Fourth street Fix
Sn oMoRSfNG October o at ae
O'Clock, at No. S2z Centrally, between Eighth
erS cSnaistns Of one large 0o1ntcr sods stand and
Co9leE oigsr-csse sh9E-ease loe,GIrsam EEeezer
Wili be sold together Or divided into lots.
oe2 1S East Fomth-st.
AUCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFF co,
S9ISTed oTRhTaPRp ,h9N As9yp1 IropeTt bsf
past three O'Clock, on the premises, on the south
side Of Ninth-st between Elm and Plum, the
Ss SH sns The 0 5 on BY eS
feet deep, Terms Of sale, one.third cash, balance
cured by mortgage on the premises, Title good and
sale sssS positive JAooBGR4EEf fasf ApiFESRsSr
A UCTION sALE.-TOLLE 4 LLOYD will
- sell a. auction, on the premises, on WE9HEs-
FRM Of 81 81 apTsGssSS Ssfss Sues ls
Springs, three and a half miles from COvington on
sixty three acres are cleared end under cultiya-
IOu lNeI " acres Enti neaN4
The improvements are: twO-story House, 50 by
40 feet, and lying back about so feet from the road,
with twenty good and convenient rooms, two cell
lars, halls, porches etc three fine springs aud
large cistern crcnard and every variety Of choice
fruit, grapes and shrubbery. = =. ta..-- q
This property is valuable for
COUNTRY lST R,ESIDENSS NS S9Es nRSd OR BOARDING
1t is only half an hours drive nom Cincinnati
and the railroad cars will shortly run direct to the
race course Two good tenant houses, barn, car
riaE e-h ouse and stables. - .
Omnibuses will leave Tolle 4 Lloyd's Real Estate
+ 0hee, 90 East Third-sts az A, M,, on the morn
ing of the sale, and convey parties free TO the
ground Terms easy. Sale positive se2s r.
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hrsrrg haruaiI --f saalilll tlt.slIflt ifA
.-a i.s fnrfU ts ~ sifs et.t sa.e
r. ltt4 RI HfItH rs /. 81 tIt l'f
..ssq 800, NJ old-a1 ~
.ssl8 6 b ora .isidH .est i
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n Renfrewana'-Cossip nbout the Prince Of
Wales while in Cincinnati.
These little incidents occurred during the
Princes brief soiourn here, and may not be
without interest; sr. rt.s. .-.. =
JEST AT THE PRINCES EXPENSE.
On Monday morning. while a large crowd
was assembled about the private entrance of
the Burnet House, long after the Prince of
Wales had departed, some person induced
one of the servants to go upon the balcony
and play the part Of Baron Renfrew. The
servant did as requested, walking out with a
most important air. AS soon as the crowd
saw him, and IL was Whispered that'he was
the Baron, an old Irish woman looked up,
and said "And he's not the Prince bit; he's
not ugly enough, sure, for that spalpeen."
A UNIQUE CONVERSATION WITH HIS ROYAL
HIGHNBss.
A very vulgar fellow boasted that he had
had q conversation with the Prince, which
proved, upon inquiry to be SIS follows. The
proletary stood in the Baron's way when he
was trying to get through the crowd into the
hotel, wholly obstructing the passage. The
royal youth, irritated at the fellows rude
ness and stupidity, exclaimed;
"Will you get out of my way, you block
head2"
The simpleton answered: "Yes, if you
want me to-"
A queer conversation that. 1t reminds us
of the story of the chap who, walking down
Regent street, in London, with a companion,
was passed by Duke. The mans compan-
ion recognized the nobleman, and remarked
to bis acquaintance:
''You don't know the Duke"
"0h yes, very well. | used to speak to
him; but the only time tried it he threat
ened if tried it again, to pull my nose; and
since that time there has been something of
q coolness between u.s."
INCIDENT AT THE oPERA-HousE.
A very vulgar woman was introduced to
the Baron at the Opera-house Ball, and re-
marked to her husband, in German: "Why,
he is not half so good-looking as our boy,
| John"
The Prince turned to her smilingly and
said, in the choicest Teutonic "Is it so, in
deed? Thank you for your andor'--much
to the surprise and modification of the fe-
male, who hurriedly retreated.
THIRTEEN NOT AN UNLUoKY NUMBER.
At R. B. Bowler's suburban residence
General Bruce of the Royal suite, remarked
to the President of the City Council, with
whom he was walking, "Now, that think
| of tour party is just thirteen; an unlucky
| number always, it is said"
30, no." replied the Presidents "our Colo
nies, you know, were thirteen"
The General touched his hat in acknovl
edgement of the hit, and said: "Quite right
The number is lucky for you, but very un
fortunate for u.s."
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IVA aa TrtvEFa o. IVAN TuF pFU
a.fgI "a lfl ..H -Hf r.fiqr hNa
llet -gFa plos l-f H1t ils .e,iTl 'af sHa7 ~
4. lIgns -HaT
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THE DAILY PRESS.
wEDNEsDAY.~.....-.D
City News.
OBsERvAT1oNs-By Henry
nAA,,s.. a

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE.
Tuesday, October. q 1860:
Mrs O. s. Hayin, Leavenworth City, Kansas
VIM. 3. Laughlin, Portland, Ky,
Trura Patterson, Rushville, ILL.,
B x No, 81, Dayton, Ohio.
Heph Baggs, Frytown, Ill.
Mary II. Burgess, Maiden, Miss.
s. IT, M. Barlow, New York.