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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

MAna,rp.-At Marshall Ills. by Rev. NJ
Chapman, on Tuesday morning the 18th
mat. at the residence Of the brides moth
er. Mr.. VIM. McKeen Jr.. of the frm Of Tur.
mar and McKeen of this city, to Miss Mary
O.. daughter Of the late DR.. N. Tut, OF the
former place.
The happy couple returned to this city
and after receiving the hearty coagrssuls'
tons Of their friends, left on the same 80
ing on q bridal tour bearing With them sn'
best wishes of those left behind them.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

u The Chinese have captured the Cor.
respondent Of the London Times who &C.
companied the Pekin exhibition. IL 10
feared that his life will be sacrinced. u
he escapes he will have naterisl Tor an in'
tsresting lsttsr--whish is 5oursalisti'
view q ths matter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

~ The Troy IN. ~ Wing says tnat
Gen. Wool advised Gen. Cass, some weeks
ago, that the FIRST duty Of the Government
vas the arming OF Fort Moultrs. Genera
Wool is q gallant soldier and ssauueh
friend Of the Union. =.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26
n A correspon dent of the Charleston

u A correspon dent of the Charleston
Courier is exceedingly anxious th at The Or
diuance of Secession should be passed on
.the greatest day in the catalogue-ths 2s'A
December, the beginning of the Christian
era"-that that day may be "made still
more glorious and conseerated in the her,
aid of our people. as the annissrsayy Of ou'
dstireyonce from the voSid Of bsndaees.''
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

" Howell Cobb. Who found the Tssas-
urv Of the United States fell and Isst "
empty, and Who, while . Cabinet ofAosF.
vas : acsnspirstor, has been exhibiting hin
self ;. tn. capitol Of South Csrslisa' where
he passed for . lion. -- di -l---t
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

q The Riehmond Enquirer urges the
city Il New York to withdraw from the
unisu, ard become free sity.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

rAfe~ Of the Eosiish previssistPs-
pe, think the elsetiou Of Lisssln enc &
he ELECTS Of the visit u the Rrinss =
WsIos.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

POPULATION OF TIE GULF STArEs.-The
white population Of the SO called "seces-
sion States" or those who are relied upon
to form a Southern Confedersey. was as
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

New York had n population in 1850 of
3,04s. 1926, and Pennsylvania 2,25S, ,453,
either of which exceed the total Of that OF
the States proposing to break up the Uni
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

: This is all very pretty. all very COED.
bat the exigeneiss d Of this ease demand
semstAiug more than fasting aud prayer
The Almighty "sxpscts every mas 10 d
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

~ As there are many patriots through.
out the entire country, who are. we have
no doubt, anxious to serve their country.
We give belsw the foreign appointments
and those at the Federal Capital that will
have to be filled by the incoming Admin
istratiOn. They are compiled from the
"Blue Bsok." and are. we expect. correct:
2 Ministers to France and Eng
land, salary to each. ....... .sl7 500
3 Ministers to Russia, Spain, Aus
tria, China, Mexico and Bra.
zil, salary to each. 1900
Ministers to Chill and Peru, sal
ary to each. 10000
20 Ministers to Portugal, Belgium,
the Netherlands, Denmark,
Sweden and Norway, Ssr.
dinia, Switzerland, Rome,
Naples, Turkey, japan,
Honolulu. Nicaragua, eau
temals, New Grenada, ven-
ezuela, Ecuador, Argentine
Confederation, Paraguay,
Bolivia, salary to each. $500
2 Secretaries Of Legation to Lon.
don ard Paris. salary to each, 2.625
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Law REPORT.


oUfhhlUh COUhTs
Room No. BEFORE JUDGE SpEacRR.-A.
Fay vs.. Mary Z. Ewing and others. G. g. Wright &
Co. vs.. the same. proceeding in the nature of a
creditors bill to sell certain property to pay judg-
mcnt creditors and mortgages. Case heard and sub.
mitted to tho Court
k0gers Trial TO Jury to recover money paid by
plaintiff ass nrety on bond to discharge boat from
attachment.
COMMON pLEAs.
CIVIL Sn,E-NO. 1--BEFoRE JUDGE COLLINS.
In the matter of the guardianship of +. Enge This
came up on appeal from the Probate Court.
The Courts on examination of the report of said
Court as the accounts of Chas. Snyder, deceased
guardian OF. said EnglcD remarked that they con.
oeiyed the same errODeous-thst it impeacled the
character OF ). on insufficient testiuonytbat items
were rejected In the accout for whco proper vOuch
ers wero filed; ami in matters in which he erred al
most only in judgment. Order for trail before
No. .2-BEroRE JUDGE MALLoN.-J. O. Burkle Va.
II. SCHNEIDER. suit on two notes, which defendant
Bwears he did not execute.
CITY CASE Jacob Jacobs vs.. The City of Oipcin.
natl. In 1852 the plaintiff was elected by the City
Council to atreet Commissioner for one year
In abont five months the Office was abolished and
that OF Cty Commissioner was substituted. The full
Judge Collins held that the plaintiff was not enti-
tied to his salary after the office abolished as
served the entire year. public officer being at lib.
erty to resign at any time A judgment was I'll.
lowed for time actually served.
No 3-THE LEGISLATIVE VIsIT.-Upon the opening
OF the Court Judge Carter alluded 10 the arTan ge.
meDts made by the citizens for devotng the day to
the welcome and ente rita pment OF the Legisatu
and Executive officers OF three Of the sister States
Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana, also, of Ohio ua
regarded the OCCASION as great an important one,
calculated to make stronger and bind forever the lies
of patriotism and love of Union and after few appro.
dprate remark on the anne subject the udge directe
an adjournment of this branch of the Court until
Monday morning.
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and until the arrival Of the guests, tho princi-
pal thoroughfares were tbronged with beauti.
full and elegantly dressed women, the military,
paraded through the streets in brilliant uni
forms, and the entire population, exhileratsd
by the music which accom- panied them, seemed
to catch the joy-iuspiring thcme and transmit
IL to the buildings. t' tt
The Madison House was magnifcsntly fss-
tooned with evergreen, while flags waving
from every window in the building, evidenced
the good taste that had been displayed by the
proprietors and the fact that neither expense
nor care had been spared to make the ap.
pearancc Of their building grand, and the
comfort OF their guests complete.
The Carlisle-building, on the corner of
Fourth and Walnut-streets, the Opera and
Custom. houses, the printing Offices, Shillitos
establishment, and that of Mitchell & Ram
melsburg, adjoining it, wero decorated in the
same manner, and made an elegant appear
ance.
Many of the private residences of our cit-
liens we're similarly ornamonted, while on al
most all the housenGf tho principal streets,
flags were hoisted,~ banners suspended, and
mottoes placed-the whole city presenting no
expression Of any thought save that of pleas
ure at the honor that had been conferred upon
it by the visit Of trio Of Legislatures.
In the evening many of the principle houses
on Fourth, Vine, Main, Walnut and Fifth
streets were brilliantly illuminated, and these
night did not appear to have overshadowsd
with her sable wings. Altogether, the affair
was the most remarkable and magnificent eve,
attempted in the West, and will long be re-
membered as such by all who were present in
the city.
To-day, between nine and eleven o'clock
an exhibition CT the <Firo Department will
take place, and at twelve O'Clock those of thu
guests who intend to leave tho city will b,
escorted to the steamboats,. Those who re.
main will be furnished with tickets to th,
theaters, and be waited upon by the Com
nittse of Arranoements
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Horrible Honicide-A Man Stabbed to
the Heart In Fight.

II has been go long since murder has boon
committed in the city that we had begun to be
half inclined to believe we would not again
have occasion to record another. The demon,
however, has not yet departed and the skins
Of the metropolis are again orimsoned with tho
blood Of human victim.
Last evening about six O'Clock, from the
best information we could get in regard TO tho
matter, an engineer on tho Cincinnati. Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad, named Reed, be-
named McCarty, In drinking house on tho
corner Of Freeman street and the Whitewater
Canal. a a1iff i7ir FN'sfe
Loud words arose, and McCarty applied an
spithet to Reed which should not be mentioned
to polite ears, whom tho latter drew knife
and stabbed the other to the heart, inficting
. wound which proved fatal In few min
utes. llt, p 'n'sl6G
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MECHANICS AND MANUrAoruRERs' EXCHANGE.
The meeting Of the Mechanics and Manufac-
turers' Exchange yesterday morning was very
largely astended, President Runyan in the
Chair. After tho minutes of tho previous
meeting had been read and approved the fol-
lowing persons were unanimously elected
members Of the Exchange Benz. Gossin, spike
and R. R. chair manufacturer, proposed by
A. B. Lstta; Mooros & Co., saddlers, proposed
by Isaac Bogart; ALT. Monniok, iron railroad
manufacturer, proposed by John Kean; Fay &
Stickney, manufacturers of building materials,
proposed by Moore Il Dickson; James Thomp-
son, manufacturer of leather betting.
On motion Of Mr.. Lstta it was resolved that
the Report on Interest and Usury be taken
from the table and made the special order for
next Monday, after which the meeting ad-
iourned,
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Arrest of Great Forrer IN pittsburg.

arrest OF Great FOrSer Ill rttsDurg.
Some weeks since number Of heavy forge
ries were perpotrated on Banks in Philadel-
phia and elsewhere, amounting to near $780,
900. 1t was ascertained that an Individual
named James Buchanan, alias 7. r. Rose, qlias
]. scretched, was the principal operator. He
was traced to Piltsburg, whence two officers.
we're dispatched after him. He was found in
one of the principal hotels, whore, with his
life of ease and luxury. Visiting the hotel,
the officers found tho negro and the lady in
their room, apparently the happiest couple IN
the world. Both were placed under arrest,
and the gentleman himself making his sppear-
anoe some time soon after, he was taken into
custody.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT re LITTLE GIRL BY
BURNING "A little girl, about three years
of age, daughter Of Mr.. George Griffey, resid-
ing on Eighth-street, near Mound, was so
severely burnt day before yesterday, that her
recovery is considered extremely doubtful.
She was playing near tho fire, and by some
accident fell with her face against the CRATE.
Before she could be extricated from her posi-.
tion the bars had burnt her face terribly, and
her hands and arms were almost crisp. The
accident was extremely unfortunate, for even
if she recoverj she will be dis8gured for life.
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COVINGFOH NE WS.

Police CouaT YEsrERDAY.-Two men, VIM.
Nell and H. Feltman, wero fined SIS each, for
o breach Of the peace.
STREET RAILR0ADs.-A special session of the
Council will convene on Tuesday night next,
to consider the street railroad question.
MILITARY CoMpANIEs.--The Kentucky Ro-
vers and Kenton Cadets turned out to well
como the Legislators in Cincinnati yesterday.
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EIOR SALE-The following parcels of va
m emit nronerty and IluildipQ Lots in the western

N cant property and Building Lots, in the western
part OF the city. viz:
Two lots the north side of between
John and Western-row, each % feet front by 81 feet
deep. viii be sold for 835 per foot.
Two lots on the south side of Poplar. street. be-
tween John aud Western row. each 25 feet front by 81
feat deep, at S35 per foot.
Two lots on the east side Of john street, between
to an alley, at S35 per foot.
Two lots on the south side Of Molancthon street,
between ohm and each 25 feet front by
81 feet deep, at S45 per foot.
Two lots on be south side Of David,street, between
on the corner of an alley, at $40 per foot.
Two lots on the south side OF Wade-street, between
Cutter and JONES' each rs feet front by 81 feet deep
at $40 per foot -
Lot on the north side of Melancthon street. be.
tween Cutter and jones' feet front by 81 feet deep
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AUCTION SALES

A CTION SAEE.-BY s. g, HUB
EA- BARD at Trade Sale.rooms. No. 81 West Fifth.
street, up stairs, on SAT RDAY EYENIN @, January
%, at I O'clock-Medical and Miscellaneous Books
and Stationery at auction, by cataIo qua =
y. G.. HUBBARD, Auctioneer,
ja27b Enquirer copy.l
A UCTION sALE-BY KELLOHG Il
IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nos. % and "a East
Thrh.street...Larg Sale of Az sorted Goods.--On
SATURDAY MORNING, Janua ry 2s, at 9 o o'clock, o
general variety OF Dry and Far ICY Goods Clothing,
Cutlery, Watches, &c.
At 10 o'clock-A large stock of new and second
hand Furniture, Carpets. Bedd ing. Blankets, DC.
At II o'clock-25 dozen Black berry Brandy: 4 kegs
French do. ; half-brl. Rye Whisky.
ALSO-0ne large iron Safe one large Peidler's
Wagon q splendid United staten SILK Flag Swords
and other accoutrements, &c. :"
Ia27 A. KELri0G Auctioneer,
A UCrHOE h,-DY q, BRA
IN SHEARS & CO.-saIes-ros ms, 81 and 80 Main.
Etreet-Groceries, &c.-We will sell. on SATURDAY
MORNING, January 2s. at o o. clock, a general as.
sortment Of Groceries. &C., consisting Of 10 hhds.
Coee 100 boxes lbs and SIS obacco; 20 Kegs Nails.
ALSO Soap, Candles, Gronnd and Unground
Spices, Rope, Starch, Glassware, Paper, &c
ja26 G. BRASHEARS Il co., Auctioneers.
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LOLA MosTEz's LEcrUREs.-The lectures OF
Lola Montez on "Beautiful Women" Seal
lantry," "Comic Aspect of Love-" "Heroinea
Of History" "Wits and Women of Paris"
"Romanism," with an autobiography of her
life, from the publishing house of T. B. Pc
terson Il Bros, .Philadelphis, has been re-
ceivsd by hickey, Mallory h Co., Main-stre
They have also received The Haunted House.
by Charles Dickens; The Han in Black, an bis
torical romance Of tho days of Queen Ammo,
by G. ?. R. james; and Tales Of a Grand father,
first series Of Sir Walter Scott, from the
same publishers.
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PoCKRr PIoKINa.-A man from Louisville,
KY, named John Sterling, had his pocket
picked last evening, either at or near Woods
Thestsr, Of porte-monnaie containing $3.50
and some valuable papers.
Another man, whose name we are unable to
learn, had his pocket picked of $75, in the
crowd on Fourth.strset, about the time of the
arrival at the Opera-house Of the Legislative
guests cf the city.
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BURGLARY on CENrRAL-AvENUE.-Th house
Of q man named Joseph Bergman, located on
Central-avenue, near David street, was felon-
iously entered night before last and robbed Of
$SS in gold coin. The burglars eneered the
building by the hall-door, which it appears
has been usually unlocked, and made their
way into one of the rooms by meaps of an
"outsider," in which they discovered their
booty, and aftorward made their escape with
out disturbing tho inmates.
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LOST.

n ,0ST-N OTE-Lost or mislaid, note
n a drawn by Sites In favor of L. Mc0aryey, pay.
able at the Office Of Mr.. Hszekiah Sites, in Column
bis, for eighty-seyen dollars, Endorsed by L. McGsr-
vcy. This is TO give notice that payment has been
st0ppet, and all persons warned against buying
u. H. W. sHULTz.
January Is, 1850. -l- ja27c'
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g% Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! Advertise
ments of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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SRMI-ANNUAL EXHIBITION or THE WOODWARD
HleH ScHooL.-The semi-an exhibition
of tho Woodward High School took place
yesterday afternoon, at the hall of tho Insti-
tute, on Franklin-street, between Broadway
and Sycamore. The exercises consisted of
addresses, essays, recitations, music, &C., and
passed off in the most agreeable manner.
When all were excellent, it is unnecessary to
particularize; and, as our space is limited, we
publish the programme, with this general
commendation Of tho entire performance:
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BOARDING.
WANTsl wANTs!l

Ir you want servant, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS
IH you want house, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
II you want to sell anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want to buy anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
In fact, every want supplied by advertising In
THE PENNY PRESS
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-28
UEpAID LErrERs.--Ths following Is a list OF
letters detained for non-payment Of postage at
the Postofiice, in this city, January 27:

James Ham, ESQ, 81. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Jacob :. Merrill, St. Louis Mo. .
Mrs. Sarah Peter, New York Oity.
Miss Sophia Freudenburg, New York City.
Messrs. Huduut 4 riefotd, E1inburg, Ind.
Henry Shaf1er, Tell CITY, Ind.
Miss Netlie Davidson, Xenii, o.
Ignatz Hay, Wapokeneta, o.
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UNION 0YsTERs.- Celebrated brands, war
ranted to suit the taste of North, South, East
or West, at Robert 0rr's depot, No. IL West
Fifth-street, by the can or half can. Bs sure
and procure supply for tomorrow.
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&s-A wsg, being asked tho name Of the
inventor Of butter stamps, replied that it was
probably Cadmus, as ho first brought letters
into Greece.
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ADAMS ExPREss Co.-This excellent COM
Pany will please accept our thanks for the
daily prompt delivery Of Eastern and other
journals, which are q great accommodation to
us during the present irrsgularity of the mails.
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FOR RENT.

N0R RENT-A front Room, with Fur
i; nitaIe and everything that IL necessary. In.
street in tn the 81 SrocSsy. Il 7 arstrats room S for
single gentleman, ja2sbs
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LyOR SALE.-A second hand Portable En-
a. gine, of eisht-horae power. Has been used
four months, and can be seen in operation at the
Palmer Pump Works, at the intersection Of Miami
Canal aud Third-Btreet. ja34f~
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LSOR SALE-HORsE, BUGGY AND HAIR
N NESS-A good Family Horse, six years old,
perfectly gentle. for sale very low, with or without
the buggy. JOHN B. SIDDA LII, Real Estate A gen b,
81 West Third-street. ja2SbS
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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-One of the most desirable
~ Boarding houses in the city, filled with good
paying boardsrs. Can be bought low. Address +.
\. g., Press Office. tr ia2Sbs
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OFT Y N e w 8.

UNION SpEcrAcLEs.-Seo advertisement in
another column.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs-For tn,
hnny hss', by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth-street, January ~: H
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FOUND.

NOUN D-.G0LD WATCH-Yes
II! afternoon. The owner can have IL by calling
at Porter Hoags qallery, No. 100 Fourth street,
and giving q description Of the same. ja2sb'
N0UND--0n the floor of the Y. M. N. l..
~ Association Rooms, yesterday, o 81 bill. The
owner have IL BY calling ct 1853 Sycamorestreet
and describing the BILL js27bs
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IBY MAGNETIO TNLEoRAPu1

NEW YoRK MARyET, January Ftp. M.-Ashes
10 rrs Gderat reaass a. aSd d sales 81 60
cotton steady sales Of 1900 bales at 1850 for mid
ding Uplands The demand for Flour is less aoilys,
and the market scarcely so buoyant prices however.
ss 10 t superns sse q IS snirs
State; s5@5 10 for superiine Western; 2o@5 20 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio Tie market
closing quiet. Canadian Flour less active, but un-
Saaass e sacss :ss, S 40 Ragy Rye sar
Corn Meal dull and unchanged. Buckwbeat Flour
I plenty 1 and heavy st Rst syt. WHISKY scsrSsy
with only moderate demand: sales Of $500 bushels
ags and bnsSss
Club at 81 20, and 5000 do. lair Chic 60 Spring at
0' SrG q DS ksa In sSs
heavy sales 10 Of o 6uhs a. to
isa. for State, Western and Canadian Tsii"w YIN IN
The Wool market Is dull and unchanged; sales Of
200 bales Foreign at previons prices. Transactions
Of T%s s1 pGIf os to "a s sxsHt sss,
7 IS or new unins peced mess: $li 81 for old prime
sl3 80 for new prims go % for new Western prime
10 Match and April at BIZ 7s' and The same me price
S for sss S Ssss s ss e.
$50 barrels, at SiS4 2s for country pfnle $sa6 Is
oil for extra meas, and Si2 doubie-eytrs mess.
Beef Hams unchanged and quiet at Sl49l5 for
Western, and $i2 for city. Primo mess Beef at Sir
@ls 10. Dressed Hogs n good relssst at 7SS@7 Nc.
ut y4c.l Lard steady: sales Of 223 barrels at l0l1
loHc. Butters dull for & common, and frm for prime:
saies at ll9l6c. for OHIO. and loM2ac. for State.
note fair demand In Tobacco for old trades, with
sales Of Kentucky ut 4@l2c.; Haas 4 Co. q bphc.
Moasses dull and lower: sales OF New Orleans At 70
05tc sugar without change, but quiet: sses Of 100
hhds. New Orleans ~ 70. fr
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Hon. R. M. Bishop, who presided at the
0pera-house, after the company had been
comfortably seated, arose and welcomed the
guests in short, neat and eloquent speech,
which was received with the heartiest applause:
He walked forward to tho foot-lights Of the
stage in company with the Governors Of Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Ohio, whom he intro
duced to the people, who arose en- masss, tho
ladies waving their handkerehiefs and clap-
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wANTED-T o Sell Ian Express
w Wagon, Horse and Harness, all in good run.
ming order. Will be sold very low, IL applied for
Wade-stfeets. ia27bS
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WANTED-SITUATION-A young man
w from the East wishes q situation In a whole
sale hardware, grocery other store, where he can
learn the business and make himself useful. The
best of references given. Address H. c., at this
Office, ao7hs