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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-15

A UCTION SALE-BY COOPER Il STOKES
IA Auction rooms No. ID East Fourth street
Sixty -one Lots. being ID. r. Himman's subdivision
OF james Riddles portion Of the Riddle estate, on
ten years credit, on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
May 10, 1860, at nine o'clock, on tho premises. The
following is description of the lots to be sold
IL Lots on Browne-street, opposite the Brighton
House, from 20 TO 90 feet front, and from 80 to III feet
deep.
u Lots Hinman-strect, each so feet front by ITO
feet deep. -al}
10 Lots on Valley street. from n to so feet front by
40 feet deep. er
Lots on Western from so to lOe feet front
by about l50 feet deep.
6 Lots on Bruns-street, between Zigzag avenue
and Sraight-sreet from 100 to 15O feet front by lO
feet deep. ---g
Lots on Marshal avenue, between Riddle and
Speneerstrees, each 100 feet frontby lsz feet inch
deep.
Is Lots on Clifi.stree near Fairyiew-ayenue, from
G6 to 100 feot front by. 10 feet deep. " N~
Terms of ofSale-One-tepth cash. balance in one, two,
three, four, iive six, seven, eight and nine equal
payments, with six per cent interest annually, Sc
cured by mortgage on the property. Title perfect.
Every Lot offered will be positively sold, without
any reserve. .E ID Il 5 q SLI "a y -
Mr.. Thomas Palmer on Riddle street, between r.
b. Fields and ROtherts' Garden, will show the lots
any afternoon previous to the sale, from two to six
O'Clock. ..g-.s "a. -,sr-.-.--r o., q. Ill.
Also, plats with directions the Lots can be had
at the Brighton House, any morning, from nine to
Persons wishing to attend tho sale will meet the
Brighton House at nine o'clock A.. NJ, as the sale
will commence with the lots Browne-street.
Plats OF the property can be hadpf Il. i.g-f gta.
myS .. COOPER d STOKES, Auctioneers. @
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BRIbLIANr BoRRUsIC EFRoRT.--This is the
closing argument of one of the legal practi-
tioners in Iowa. ao ~ re hN
"Gentlemen of the Jury--Would you at
tempt to empty the great Mississippi with
"a gourd2 No, gentlemen, know you would
not. Would you attempt TO spear aibnffalo
with a knitting-needle? No, gentlemen, l
know you would not. Then I ask you, in
the name of common sense and decency, how
you can convict my client guilty of man
slaughter for taking the life Of a poRgaRS"
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NEWPORT NEWS.

POLICE CoURT.-Two men, Pat. Devine and
Christian Rieb, were before the Police Court
yesterday, charged with a breach of the
peace committed on Sunday night last, and
the former fined $40 and costs, and the latter
$5 and costs. l- u-fuyar
Valentine Smith, grocery-keeper, was
fined So and costs for selling liquor or Sun,
day, CONTRARY to the ordinance on that sub
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TRoTTING MATCH NEXT THURsDAY.--The
necessary arrangements have been niade for
trotting match, to take place next Thurs
day, over the Cincinnati frotting Park, be-
tween Daniels br. &. "Bolly Lewis" Bid
wells b. m. "Lady Utley," and Rockey's s..
m, LADY Rockey." Proprietors purse $l0O,
and S25 entrance fee.E The horses are fine
trotters and well matched, and the race will
doubtless be quite interesting. W h.
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of man named Francis Lanth, located in
Race-street near its junction with the Ham
ilton-road, was feloniously entered on Sum
day night, and robbed of some articles of
jeYelry and wearing apparel, together with
$2S in money. The burglars entered the
house througha a second7story window in the
rear, which they reached by climbing upon a
shed, and did their business so noiselessly
that they escaped without waking the in
mates. 900, .-.--, ,.-l,rt4-, .rEsEF1r Sftg... b..
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-At the regular diurnal session of the
County Commissioners, held yesterday morn
ing, but one order was passed, which amounted
to 1928 81, paid to George Fries for payroll
of new jail, No other business of note was
transacted. .,
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ORDINATI0Na aSRRyIoEs.- public services
connected with the ordination of Rev. Z. T,
Robinson, the new Paston of the Ninth-street
Baptist Church, will take place this evening
at the Church, on Nine-street, between Vine
and Race. '.' 49,
The Ordination Sermon will be delivered
by DR.. E. G. Robinson, Professor in the
Rochester Theological Seminary, and for
merly Pastor of this Church,
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pOsTOFFICR BULLETIN.
so If you want a situation, advertise in the
DAILY PRESS

EAST MAIL.--Arrises $3.50 A. M. and ado =. M. 4
closes at a A. NJ. and p. M.
DALTInoRH, WAsHfSGToN AND WHEELING.-Ar-
rives at 3,50 A.. M; closes at SIP. m.
ST, Lovls AND LouisVILLE.-Arrivcs at II A. M.
and 10 p. M; closes at A. M. and Ar. NJ.
9cuIoAao AEB NoRrB-wEs1. Arrives at II A. N,
and 10 r. NJ; closes at An. and A p. M.
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MAN SEVERELY, INJURED, BY A FALL.-A
man named Gottfreid Deichman, residing in
the. Seventeenth Ward, and engaged in n
undergrad, yesterday morning accidentally
fell from pile of boards and fractured his
right arm, and several Of his ribs. His in
juries are quite painful, although not ofsuch
a nature as to render them at all dangerous.
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A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 4 co.
"A Fourteen Lots in Wrights Addition to West
Covington, Ky,-Will be sold at auction on TU ES-
DAY AFTERNOON, May 10, 1860, Mt 34 O'Clock, on
the promises in West Coyington, Ky, lust back of
-, AZ 49, ~ and 90 being each so feet front by $50
deep. Whitehall is at the Fifth-street Ferry Land
ing in Kentucky. ~.
Terms of Sale-one-third cash, balance in one and
two years, with six per cent interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises Title good and sale pos
tive. 20. JACOB GRAFF, Auctioueer,
myS .. No. 1S East Fourth street.
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[By Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New York, May l4.--Stocks are easier;
Chicago aud Rock Island, 7O Cleveland and Toledo,
356; bonds, 30; Galena and Chicago 6616i Michigan
Southern, l3; Michigan Central l91sj Hudson, i6;
Erie, 4y6; Chicago and Burlington, 6g Harlem pre-
ferred, 3o9 Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland, w;
New York Central So; Pacific Mall, ga1e; Panama,
ll2; Caution Company 2lSt; Michigan Central eights,
9H4 Illinois Central bonds, 90 Erie, second mort
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A UCTION SALE-BY HICKMAN & SKULL,
fAReal Estate Auctioneers Merchants Exchange
Valuable Fourth street Corner Property at Auction
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, May l6 1860, at II
o'clock, will be sold at public auction on the prem
ises that valuable corner, known the north west
corner of Fourth and John streets being 26 feet
front ON Fourth street, and running north on John
street 100 feet. There is large three-story brick
the rear part of the lot, nearly new and has all the
modern improvements, and will rent for $500 per
annuni7-leaving room enough on the lot on Fourth
street TO build either fine residence or would be
well suited for business purposes There Is now on
this part of the lot large and comfortable frame
dwelling, under rent at $500 per annuni. 90
Terms Of Sale--S5,0O0 cash, balance in one and two
years. i 70 q ..H. L'to AH'. ..f. 's 81 my10-g y
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ALUABLEHARNEss officers Jones
and Grogan yesterday arrested man named
Thomas Ryan, upon charge of stealing a
valuable set of harness from a stable near the
intersection of Sixth-street and the Miami
Canal. He was committed to the Hammond
street Station-house, to await an examination
before Judge Lowe, which will probably
take place this morning. ..--......
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"A LITTLE GIRL RUN OvER AND SERIOUSLY
ISJuRED,-A little girl about three years of
age, daughter of Mrs. Gadsley, residing on
Clark-street, near Linn, was runover yester-
day afternoon by amilk-wagon, and injured
SO badly that her recovery is considered ex,
down by the horse and the vehicle passed
diagonally across her abdomen and chest, in
flicting such internal wounds as are supposed
to--be. beyond the skill of her physician to
permanently cure even, if her life should be
saved. NV n l-lI.l II Ellntl t.lL
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COLONIZATION IN AFRIcA-LEcTURE BY
Rev. A. T. WooD.-Rev. A. T. Wood, of
London, England, delivered a lecture, last
night, in the Baker-street Church, which was
quite largely attended, on the subject of the
Colonization of Colored Americans in Africa
The speaker had spent number of years
among the African Colonies, and gave his ex-
perence, in the form of an address, from
which he drew the conclusion that emigra-
ting from this country to that was species
of suicide. ...
| He stated that three hundred and forty
seven persons went over in the ship in which
he sailed, and in thirteen months from the
time they landed in Monrovia, only five were
left. He described the effect of the African
fever upon the SYSTEM and gave physiologi-
cal reasons why persons born in this, must
necessarily die in that climate. He praised
the spirit of philanthropy which had sug-
gested and kept up the colonization move
ment; but insisted that it was death to those
who emigrated, and furnished statistics
showing that the number who survived the
acclimatizing process was only ~ per cent.
The speaker does not believe that Africa
ever can or will be colonized, and if civil
lied, it must be done in some other manner
than by emigration thither. In Freetown a
city of Y, 900 inhabitants there were only 23O
of European birth; and this fatality among
the emigrants existed all over the county.
The lecture was very long, but somewhat in
teresting, andfwas listened to with attention
until the close.
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MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ARTILLERY.-
The members ofsthe National Artillery will
hold meeting to-day at their armory, corner
of Longworth and Race, for the purpose OF
electing officers. Thepolls will opon at 91l
A. NJ. and close at P. M. ......, o.y,
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IBy Telegraph.l

ces easier but unchanged. Wheat, but little in
1uiry, and prices weak white 81 6dl 62; red 81 f6.
Corn active: sales of 10000 bushels yellow at 76c.
@ls 2; new prime Sl5 Beef steadyat Gil SO@l2 20.
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MARRIAGE OF ELIZA LoGAN.-The mar
riage of Miss Eliza Logan, "our Eliza" the
late distinguished tragedienne-the most
classic actress in America-with Mr. George
Wood formerly manager and proprietor of
Woods Theater, in this city, is announced in
this mornings Press to have occurred on the
7th inst. at Stamford, Connecticut, the resi-
dence of the bride. As the newspapers have
been pragmatical enough to marry Miss
logan off several times already, we are glad,
for her sake, they can do so no more.
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WHAT 1T CosTs TO STRIKE A WOMAN
Engebert Reihle, who was arrested last Sat
urday, for an assault upon young girl
named Francis Miller, was yesterday fined
twenty dollars and costs by Justice Harris.
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WOMAN ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF GRAND
LARcENY.-A woman named Margaret Duhee,
who resides on Cherry alley near Water
street, was arrested yesterday afternoon,
about three o'clock, and lodged in the Ninth
street station-house, charged with having
stolen one hundred and twenty-five dollars
on Friday last, from man who lives near
Paris Kentucky, but whose name we were
unable to learn.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.-At three o clock
this afternoon j. Graft & Co. sell sixteen lots,
in Wrights addition to West Covington, Ky!
See advertisement. ..rra anIi
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THANKs--We are duly placed under obli-
cation to the Adams Express Company, for
files of Eastern, Western and Southern papers
in ndYanee of the mails. ~.
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CHILD NEARLY KILLED BY A FALL.-A child
whose name we were unable to learn, fell over
the balustrade to stairway from the third
story of house, corner Of Oentral-ayenue
and Liberty-street, yesterday, and was so
seriously injured that it can not recover.
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t @ssB- Orders for the DAILY PREss-Afrom
any part of the 'city--if left At our counting
room, will meet with prompt attention.
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TWENTY LoTs IN THE WEST END AT AUc-
TIoN.-We would call the attention of those
who want property in the West End, to at
tend the sale Of twenty lots in A. Donncrs-
berger's subdivision, by G, J. w. Smith,
auctioneer, this afternoon at three o'clock.
See advertisement. era ~
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SoHooI BoARD-PRooEEDN LAST NIGHT.
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved.
A communication was received from SAM
uel l.. Corwine, Clerk ofthe Council, informing
the Board that that body had authorized the
purchase Of the Longworth lot, on Catharine-
street.
Also, one in reference to fire escapes. Re-
ferred to the Committee ON Buildings.
The bills of the teachers of the High Schools
were passed.
, A communication from some of the female
teachers, on the subject of salaries was re-
ferred to the committee on that subject.
A miscellaneous debate was carried on for
some time in reference to the best manner of
heating houses, induced by a proposition to
warm the "Rufiner House" when the subject
was laid on the TABLETOP one week.
Mr., Harding, Chairman of the Examining
Committee, reported that he examined the
pupils of the second district school yesterday,
combining his attention chiefly, however, to
the lower grades. The examination will
continue, as follows:
Third district, on Ellen-street Tuesday,
May 10; fifth district, on Race-street, below
Columbia, Wednesday, May l6; sixth dis
trict corner of Elm and Adams-streets,
Thursday, May II; seventh district, on
Fourth-street, near Smith, Friday, May lS;
eighth district, Eighth-street, west of John,
Monday, May 2l. ~
A resolution was passed authorizing the
Clerk to advertise for proposals for altering
the sixth district school-house, dividing il
into eighteen rooms instead of twelve, as at
present.
The resolution of Mr.. Kelley, changing the
standing rules of the Board so as to fix the
salary OF the lower grade of teachers at nine
| hundred dollars per annum, was taken up
and referred to the Committee on Salaries
| Adjourned.
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MAN-sTREET CLERKS -BEFoRE THE PoLIcR
CoURT.--A, couple of ,Main-stpeety clerks,
representing themselves as James Wilson and
Charles Monroe, were arrested day before
yesterday and committed to the Hammond
street Station-house for drunkenness. After
remaining there for some time they were
permitted to depart But they again become
disorderly, and entered the hack-driving bu-
siness by taking possession of one which they
found near the Spencer House. They were
re-arrested and taken before Judge Lowe,
who fined them each FIVE dollars and costs. /
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A HDERNIAN ExHoaTRR.--A pious Irish
man, not long since, in exhorting meeting,
let his remarks take an analogical turn. me
beloved ffinds" said Pat, aall can not be
parts of the same building. Some have TO be
there were not already TOO many slapers in
this house, | would be willin to be a slaper
(sleeper) meself."
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GLAsswARB. An AUcTIoN.-At nine o'clock
this morning j. Graft 4 Co. sell, at 90 Main
street, u large quantity of glassware, queens
ware, &c., damaged at the late fire.
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City News.

aFs r-7V-Fe717 = ar-p
10- The DAILY FREss to be had every
morning at the counting-room. Price one
cent. -.--.-
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XNANTED-A GERMAN BOY-From fifteen to
w eighteen years of age, as assistant bar-keeper
aud waiter on table, aud to make himself generally
useful To one that can come well recommended, n
permanent home and good wages will be given. Call
at the Oean Hotel, corner Of Central-ayenue and
Front-strcot. IttNl. Kills fI H..I my15-bF
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DAMAGE IN THE Cry ny THE SToRM OF
SUNDAY NIaHT.--The heavy rain of Sunday
night did considerable damage in different
parts Of the city, but the rumors OF the de-
struction of property, in almost every case,
have been exaggerated. The cellars of q
number Of houses on Linn, Belts, Freeman,
Abigail and other streets were inundated,
while some Of, the Residents Of Central-ave-
nue., in the neighborhQod ,of, Poplar-street,
are sufferers to aconsiderable amount; but
the entire damage in the citylby she. rain
|ywill not exceed three thousand dollars, Sey-
efal of our steam 6Fe-elgines were busily
employed yesterday in pumping the water
out Of the Inundated cellars in various parts
Of the city, and d great portion Of the damage
caused by the storm has already been re-
paired.
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a UCTION SALE-By GIN SMITH, Great
IN Sale of Lots in the Western Part of the City in
A. Donnersbergers Subdivision, on Budd and DON
nersberger-streets, between Carr and Harriet and
Eighth-street, and Hamilton and Dayton Railroad.
VIII be sold at public auction on TUESDAY Az
TERNOON, May 10, 1860, at o'clock, on the prem
ion made by. A. ponnersberger, between Carr and
Iiarriet,streets and Eighth-street and Hamilton and
l5g feet deep. ,.7.'-I'- r : ~
These some Of the best lots that have been of.
fered this season, and adjoining st. Anthony's
Church, which is now being built. Title perfect.
Sale positive. t y ID. I..- 7o1 49,
Terms of sale $500 cash on each lot The balance
IN six years from January 1861 with six per cent
interest per annum. i --L -l. .H. -s.UT.f
80 q. J. w. SMITH, Auctioneer,
myll I.t fJfrI. No. Dbl Vine .atract.
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The CINoINNATI AGRIoULTURAL AND Me-
cHANIoAL ASSOCIATION meeting of the
Cincinnati Agricultural and Mechanical AS
sociation will be held this afternoon, at half
past ten o'clock, at the Chamber of Commerce,
The subjectis quite an Important one, and de-
serves the earnest attention ofa our citizens.
Cincinnati needs Parks, and as the City Gov
ernment will not inprove'the property they
Association proposes to mako one at the
Cincinnati Trotting Park, upon such a plan
as will render it paying Investment. We
earnestly hope the meeting this afternoon
may be largely attended, and such measures
adopted as win at once secure the contem-
plated result
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WANTED--A GOOD CooK-one who under.
,S,, ~ stands her business. Apply at No, 225
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"ANTED = VEST BASTERS- Twelve good
w ones, at 522 Freeman street, third door south
Of Liberty. None but competent hands need apply.
[my15-btl |I
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IVHE Daley PRESS.
WANTS WANTS.

TUEsDA f.r....1.e,.,.. ...,,..,.1.g..".....mAY 10
WANTS-wANTS.
Il PSiJ II you want a house, sdvcrtiqoin the DAILY
Perss IN. Lk k|bFi.aiE 2
fRfHssy yAlWl MELbBgtAQ
No II you want a situation, advertise in the
DAILY PRESS.
ne If you have lost anything, advertise in the
DAILY PRESS.
sB- In fact, every want supplied by advertising
In the DAILY PRESS. r1
BB- Advertisements not exceeding Ave lines in
length, inserted in the " Wanted . column twice for
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS ~ INf
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"ANTED-Men seeking situations as clerks,
w salesmen, book keepers, bar-kcepers, porters,
coupers, mechanics, llborers, and Others should ap
ply ut the Mcrchants' Clerks Registry Once, No.
lbs Walnut street. mylj-bFl y HALE a co. 2
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"ANTED-S1TUATION young woman,
w to do chRmberwork and nursing, in private
family Would go to tho country, If necessary. Ad-
dress M. N, at this office. myl5-bsR
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NNANTED--TO RENT-One or { NO rooms fur
w nished or unfurhishod, with board. One or
two gentlemen can also have day board. Apply at
J7S Elm street, near Fourth. myll-b*
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WANTED-As sITUATI0N-By young mar
w ricd man, as salesman or shipping-clerk IN o
had five years experience. Address J, Il. H., Press
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MISUNDERSTANDING young man,
w who understands bookkeeping, can lwrte,a
good hand, and can come well recommended. IL
willing to mako himself generally useful Address
q, w. N, Press Office. sIIl, li f| myIb-bs ,
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w dstciy Apply opposite Ferry r y street G Landing,
In Ludlow, Kentucky. To good mechanics, good
wages will be paid. [myl5-b+l @. ID. NEWTON. /
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.


ROOM No. 1.-B. F. Brashear Us. Steam
boat Great Western. Action to recover 800
for extra services as pilot on New Orleans
boat. Judge Storer disposed of the case, and
allowed the claim.
Room No. 2.-Leslie Frazer and others Us.
Jonathan Hill. Judge Hoadley disposed of
this case--the question being whether the
wife of Hill was a competent witness on be-
half of her husband under the statutes. The
Court held that she was not; that it was only
in cases where her separate interest was in
volved that she could testify. Decree al
lowed enjoining defendant from disposing of
a certain note, but without prejudice to a
personal action for fees.
L. .. Summons Us. John Curtis. Motion to
make petition more definite; also, to vacate
bail-oyerruled Bail reduced to $467.
p. w. Mccarthy Os. Charles E. Matthews,
administrator of James Moore, deceased,
Judgment for plaintiff. Damages $l62.
G. Matthews u.s. Mccarthy. Judgment for
defendant.
Holden u.s. Wayne. Replevin. Judgment
finding property in defendant. Damages
$62.
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WANTED-To BE BORNE IN MIND-By the
Wv people Of Coyington, that they can have Pic
lures framed in the best manner, in all Styles Mt the
Auction Store, in Magnolia Building
mylh-bt . ,.-'E -, JAMES OAFFREY.
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"ANTED--GREATB BARGAIN TO BE HAD
w wish tecNchangc Central Railroad Bonds or
wild lands in Illinois, Iowa or Missouri, for good
Piano, family Horse, Rockaway Carriage, or Q
Buggy. Apply ut the residence Of DIR. CURTIS, 81
Inst Third-strret, Cincinnati. 0. myl5-bt |
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"ANTED-A party with from 5000 to $1,000
wv To take charge of the financial department,
in nmanufacturing business, where the profits are
large returns quick and sure and the business capa
bic of very great extension. Address Box H., Com
mercial Office. ..s my15-bE