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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-10

American Gold.........4 prem. s6@4 prem.
Flour was dull and heavy here yesterday,
and superfne offered at lower rates, without
causing any larger sales. The transactions
ruled at $4 COCA 65 for superfne, and $4 70
to $4 90 for extra. Whisky was still in good
request, with sales of l,lOO brls. Sugar and
Molasses were steady, and Coffee was in
pressing demand with a light supply. Wheat
was dull, and holders were not willing to
sell at the figures offered-$l for red and
81 0s for white. Corn, Oats and Rye were
firm, and prime Barley was held higher. In
Provisions no change of consequence occur
red; the demand being moderate and holders
generally stiff.
Hogs underwent no particular change yes
terday; holders asking Sc 3O@6 so, but
making some concessions for the purpose of
selling, as buyers were indisposed to pay
those rates. Some $500 head were sold
during the day at Sc 1906 so, the latter for
very heavy animals.
The City Horse Market for the week was
very dull, as much so as during the previous
week not more than 100 or l4O head having
been sold, and those at very low figures.
Holders were generally unwilling to let their
horses 60 at prevailing prices, and this rem
deIed the market duller than it would have
been otherwise.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the twenty-four hours ending yester-
day at noon:
Imports-Apples 100 barrels; Barley, 1850
bushels; Butter, 1877 packages; Corn, Z, ,lSS
| bushels; Cheese, 27 boxes; Flour, l,220 brls.;
| Hay, 6 bales; Hogs, 4,S49 head; Lard, 554
barrels and 80 kegs; Molasses Ito barrels;
Malt, 1903 bushels; Oats, 1859 bushels; Pork,
33l barrels; Potatoes, 295 barrels Sugar,
6s9 hhds; Salt, 1853 barrels; Wheat, l, ia
bushels; Whisky, 3,O43 barrels.
Ezports-Apples, 10 barrels Butter 800
packages; Candles, 100 boxes; Corn, III
bushels; Cheese, Col boxes; Coffee, $40 bags
Flour, l,l72 barrels; Lard, 77s barrels, ant
l80 kegs Molasses, 409 barrels Malt, 81
bushels; Oats, p bushels; Pork and Bacon
2l0 hogsheads, SO tierces, 967 barrels and l4l
boxes; Sugar, l49 hhds.; Salt, 1853 barrels
Wheat, 1883 bushels; Whisky, 1897 barrels
eur Tuesdays exchanges say of Monday
New York Stock Market;
The Stock Exchange opened steady ant
rather nFn on State Securities and New
York Central but after calling New Yorl
and Erie the market became quite irregular
and subsequently fell OFF 292k per cent. OF
{ this stock and Illinois Central, both of whicl
have been carried up, for the first time sine
, the crisis set in, above the London prices
| Tbfs circumstance has doubtless induced
good nsany sales Of cash stock for the reali
| sation Of the handsome profits which th
| purchases made early in December are noV
, paving. One instance came 10 eur knewl
| edge TO day where 400 Shares Of Illinoi
Central, bought at 81 per cent, and hel
about three weeks, were sold out on Satul
: day at 797l@SO, the operation paying abou
: $4,000 clear profit. Similar instances al
I occurring in New York and EriS-Share
l The reaction of lower rates on these Stock
made generally dull market in the aftel
I noon; Harlem Preferred and Reading bein
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[By Telegraph

NEW YoRK, January 9.--Stocks duh and
lower Chicago and Rock Island So; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy 6Ti Cleveland and Toledo S2zl
GAlene and Chicago 634i Illinois Central sser'P 20
Central aSM; Delaware and Hudson s.; Pacific Mail
sIh; New York Central J6S6i krie SO Hudson to54
Harlem l516i Reading 39l4; New Haven and Hart
ford 1885, United States fiyes Of 1865 lO0i Ylrgnia
Skies 70; Missouri SKIES 81 Tennessee Skies 10 iui
nOis Central BORds "a; Hudson Third 832i Galena
aud Chicago Second Bonds 93.
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NtINOINNATI, DECRMBER 19I1S0O.-
been doctoriDg for a running Ulcer Sore on my
sons leg for three years, With number Of the So
called best phyAicians OF this city and ali TO no et-
feet. On or about the hrst Of this month DR.. y,
HEBERN called in at my house and told me ne
could'euTe my boys leg In two or three weeks.
bought box Of his Black Salve and applied it, and
in less than three weeks my boy was entirely well
My residence Is 1S1 Linn-st.s and my place OF
business 81 and 81 Court-st. M. STALL;
The Doctor IL the only physician now living who
pain. He also cures Piles and all kinds OF Soresl
Rheumatism, etc. once, 3S BaIr-sti corner OF
jss.ti s' DE. ]. HEBERN.
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m ATTACHMENT,-B @. n

IN ATTACHMENT BEFORE G. #.
AHANSELMANN, a Justice of the Peace of Gin
clnpati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio =
Michael Riley Ss, Russell O'Hara, principal, ard %
the sth day of December 1850 said Justice issued
order of attachment and garnishee process against
the property and effects of said defendant for the
sum of Twelve Dollars and Fifty:ye cents, and said
cause is set for hearing the 9th day of February
1861, at o'clock z. M. hlCHAEL RILEY.
Dated December 20, 1860. de3l-cM"
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 9.--Flour IL steady /;
Howard street euperhne e 90 Ohio and CITY Mlls
1 co. Corn has declined So white 6l@62c.i yellow
6206eo. Provisions hrmer mess Pork Sl7 80. Lard
loo. Coffee active. whisky steady.
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Fistula in Ano Treated

Ii Kniie or Iigature, 81 new, simple aad pecu:
liar method Of treatment, discovered by himself
About eiRht years ago, and which has been a.
tended with Complete success In every case. Dr.
OWNS has been q citizen OF CINCINNATI for the
LAT tWeRty Ave years. and assures the aicted that
the above a no hnrnbug. For further nlorma.
tion appiy At his once and residence, No. so West
evenf6-st Cincinnati. ooS0-d
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IErom the LoNdon ohce-a- Week.
THE RRNUNCIATION.

A start- A NAUSEA iutter and sigh, .,i.,
A voice that trembies In the eommon Bieo'ins
The hurried CLASH Of An unready heho, ,oatt,o
5hai once was frankly offered at your mee'ios'
I ssvr vou. little Annie-yes, know. ". i,.o,.i
HAS Charles friend Just lehuegq eq ~ iaV'i Ae''
T4sss verx fond Of charlie, on an1bo IN
He stay'd tin last at oharues SISTER oS"'
xo, DANCED eiahf times together-sm right
10Y 9nu.. .,eb ne feet watger nothing more
", =, q n week sgn this very nieht,. ,..,.
AMI have Xxi own you all your fe''nhs er'
rorsive me that played the'listHer, dear,
hsd heard him Winyour love, among your nOWersi
you H. forgotten was pris oned here,
Al poor lone cripple all these festive houis'
Has very wirsome, honest eyed, and tall,
The cross for valor'H roll contains his st9ry;,
On my main. stricken brow no wreath VIII tall-
rear in Life's grim battle all bpt glory.
H. s,ie. don't kneel, and hide those kind gray eyes,
am L OF grieyng-lOok me in the face.
why, who am l. that should claim the prize,
Who never could have started In the race
He's waiting for you, Annie-lehye me now
Alone with what must be happy past.
A brothers kiss / claim upon your brow,
Gcd bless you, Annie, tits my hrst-and last.
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HNRRsH PEACHES, sTRAWBRRRIEs

200 ds1. 3-lb. cans fresh Peaoheai
100 dOz. ~ ID. cans fresh strawberries;
80 doz ~ -lb. cans fresh Pineapplesi
100 d0z. quart jars assorted Prunosi
100 dOz. quart-jAra assorted Jelhesi
100 doz. pt. and hAlf-pt Jars assorted Jelliesi
60 dOz 3-lb. cans Turtle Soup;
10 cases Preserved China Ginger.
JOHN BATES,
dciO National TbosteE BulIdipgl sYcap0VsTt
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CnuRT on CINCINNATI.

= GE6. Is rs, I-wmH Il. Il Moore 6RSFles +. WI:
stach, Samuel B. Keys & Frank Ii; Baldwin,
named will take notice that the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1860 said plaintiffs filed petition against him
which Is to obtain Judgment against him on a
pTomissoTy note for the sum Of S272 H. due April 4,
fendant has been attached In the leasehOld prem
ises In the city Of Cincinnati, on the north side of
of John-st., and removing thence westwardy on
Catharine-st. twenty feet, and thence northWardly
the premises held by said Covert by lease from N
LOngWorth, recorded in Leasebook No. IA, page 5SI
Of the Records Of Hamilton County, Ohio. Said de-
fendant Is required to answer on or before the 9Th
day of February, 1861. JOHN w. HEHRONs
de6-faW Attorney for Plaintihs.
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g, e.

I'm ATTACHMRNT-B Z o X Z G. r.
u HANsELMANN, Justice Of the Peace Of Gin
liam +. Tborne a Co, firm doing business in the
State of Ohio, vs. Wilson Thoms, Principal, and
lillian Henderson, Garnishee.-On the 18th day
of November, 1860, said Justice issued order Of
attachment in the above cause, for the sum OF one
hundred and nine dollars, and garnishee process
served on William Henderson, who has answered /
and said cause is set for hearing on the 9th day Of
- W. +. THORNE co.
Cincinnati, December 27, 1850 de2g.cwsa
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lBy Telegraph
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, January 9.-Beeves easier;
market dull at 6@S3ae fsrl Inferior to prime; 9A@
mAnd at 5H@5He. Receipts
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II On Inc OH day 81 January, 1851, at the MSr-
chants Exchanset te4h the City OF Oinoinnatit at
Steven O'clock A. M, will sell for cash, at Public
Auction, Promissory Note, made by Charles T.
DumoBt, dated Cincinnati, Nay 10, ls60, due I'VE
years from date, for $500, drawing six per cent.
Interest payable semi, annually. Said Note Is made
payable 70 the order Of III. Thane Miller.
ja5.c JOHN ROBINSON.
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ARRIVED ID!

DR, DAVIS, OFTHE CITY OF DUBLIN,
~ who is restoring Sight to the Blind Hearing 20
the Deaf, removing marks from the face, curing
Piles and bad Sore Legs; Hair also restored to the
head and prevented from falling on The Doctor VIII
cure Private Diseases in less time than any man In
the world Ladies', with weakness Of any kind, CALI
and you will not regret It, Persons treated for Con.
sumption had better see the Doctor as nine cases
out 81 twelve are not Consumption at all, and are
curable Cancer cured without the knife. -.
Notioo TO the Old Country peOple.-Dr. DAVIS
treats all cases az he did in Dublin. Ofiee hours
from 4. M until P. NJ; On Sundays, from 2 A.
natl. The cause Of DIR. DAVISS advertising y, he
might be in the city years. and the sIietea e Know ~
has made In the short time he has been IN the
city. dels
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@l7Zs sS4 a ZSsL
Cash Capital, 81, 500, ,oeOl
Absolute and unimpsirss, with net surplus q
05I4,149 81.
And the prestige Of forty-one Year, Bueosss anasG
perience Investments OF
Over 100000 In Ohio Securities

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION.
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solYSno9
and fair profits Especial attention given 70 IpBur
Ance Of Dwellings and contents for terms OF one =
ave years.
Application made to any duly authorised agent
promptly attended to. BY strict attention to leEtt
Innate Insurance. business, this Company lie enABlS4
10 orer both Indemnity for the past and SECURITY ~
the future Policies issued without delay by
CARTER q LINDSEY, AEenfat'
No. 40 Main-street, and No. III Vine-strgse.
J. j. HOOKER, Agent, Fulton, iTth WAFa
p. BUSH, Agent, Uoyington, ~,
hlI-AY O. p. BUCHANAN, Newport. Ky
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mo YOU WANT A SERVANT OF ANY
Ayd Scriptionf Advertise In the DAILY PRESS.
Il costs but a trias, and yoa viii soon hAse yeu
sept BuPplte4,
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d tHARLEs D.. P0sTON. " OHAhh.IE.ss

A CHARLES ID. POSTON VS.. CHARLES
on the 4h day Of October, 1850 the said paint-
IL filed 10 the Superior Court Of Cincinnati petit
Judgment forthe sum OF 81 $50 and interest from
April 28, 1860, on a contract made by said defend
Clinton Bank Of Maryland, of Maryland, Of that
sum- Of the notes Of said Bank paid BY defeneant 70
plaintiff prior to said Apri ss 1900 and which
notes were not redeemed by aid Bank when pre-
sented. That In said action the Sonora Exploring
and Mining Com pany has been ma garnishee,
Defendant is required to answe Ior bet9Tethe
9th day Of February, 1861. JOHN HEkkOhla
Attor Aintln
Cincinnati, December 6, 1850
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Ruled BIll.head Paper.

ono REANTS Q, a, @ AND 8 To-
%OO sheet-a fine quality OF Paper,at TH
~" P''''' NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
no9I ~ and ~ Walnut-sfL
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Mr. ATTACHMENT = B T. FOR E @, II.
a HANsELMANM, Justice Of the Peace Of Gin
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.-Curtis
& Post VS. ]. X. Cushman.-On the oath day of De-
cember loo said Justice issued an order Of attach.
ment against the property andDefects OF defendant
for the sum Of one hundred and seven dollars aud
nine cents and said cause ia set for hearing the
7th day of February, 1861, at o'clock A. nj:
Dated December 20, l860 de3l-cM
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WF YOU HAVE LOST ANY THING, AD-
II VERtlsE Il In tbs PRESa, whore ysuF kaVer-
tRsnent will be more likely TO be seen than IN Any
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I'm TNATTACHlIENT-B G., F. HAN.
III SELMANN a Justice Of the Peace Of Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County, 0hio-F. Hirsh and
Straus, late partners as Hrsh & Straus, George
W. Stone.-0n the 4th day of December, 1860, at our
instance an order of attachment was issued by said
fects of said defendant, for the sum of Fifty-six
dollars and ten cents and said cause is set Tor hear
ing before said Justice the 9th day Of December
at eight O'Clock A. NJ, 1861. - -
Dated December 40, 1860, de3l-cM$
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TAMEs DAILY AND OTHERS, PLANT

IAMES DAILY AND OTHERS, PLANT
% FFS Vs. Ellen Oowhig and others, defendants.
Jeremiah DAILY, defendant is hereby notified that
James Daily, Hehora DAILY and Mary Dsly, plaintiffs
Pleas the object Of which is to set aside deed made
in his lifetime by James DAILY, deceased, To- Nelson
defendants, Ellen Cowhig alias Ellen DAILY James
DAILY, jeremiah DAILY aud Mary Ellen DAILY, a cer-
tain lot of land situate In the town Of Loeklands'
Hamilton County (being about thirty feet front on
Canal-atTeet, In eaid town. by about one hundred
Canal-street, about seventy feet north Of Bensoa-
street, and TO recover possession Of said land with
81 900 damages for the detention thereof Said de-
endants required 10 answer on or before the 9Th
day Of February, 1851, otherwise judgment accord
ing 70 the prayer of said pettioneI will be taken BY
default. "A. LOGAN and WARD q WABD,
dei3-fsW Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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EN- ATTACHMENT EFORE r.
II HANsELMANE,a a Justice Of the Pe96ee'ofO Oincn, l
Gordumus & o., Us. Thomas D, Wilson On the
10Th day Of December, 1860, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment at our instance in the above
action for the sun Of Fifty dollars and twenty
ave cents, and said cause is set for hearing before
ten o'clock A. Nj. JOHN GoRD6MUS & co.
Dated December 90, 1850. de3l-cm"
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O HI i O a O. O!
GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LlEE.
indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SHORT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MIIes.

MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDJANAP.
with railroads for and from all points "
In the North and Northwest.
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of Mill-st,,
on Front through to Indianapolis, Terre Haute,
Lafayette and Chicago, in advance Of all other
FIRST TRAIN-5.50 A. M.--CHIOAGo MAIL
Arrives at Indianapolis at 1858 A. M, Terre Haute
at 2so P. NJ, Lafayette at 2:l0 p. NJ, Chicago Ri
SECOND TBAIN-2 P. M.-Indianapolis, La.
fayette, Springfield, Quincy, Palmyra and st. 10.
seph Express arrive at Indianapolis at 1880 p. M,
Lafayette at 1880 p. NJ, Springfield at $40 A. M.
Quincy at 1858 P. M, Palmyra at 2l5 p. NJ. ST.
Joseph at 1890 M, Atchison, X. T., at 1880 A. M
THIRD TRAIN-1;35 p. M.-OnIOIAG0 EX-
PRESS-Arriyes at Indianapolis at l24S A. Nj
Lafayette at $3.50 A. M; Chicago at 1890 A. M.
this line, and run through to Chicago without
change OF cars,
Be sure you are in the right ticket-ofice before
you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than By any othOI
Hsute.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtained
at tho ticket-ofiicos-at the Spencer House, N. "
House corner, and at the Depot Of1ce, foot of min
at, on Front, here all information may be had.
0mnibuses run TO and from each train, and will
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts Of the
city, BY leaving address at either office.
W. H l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
Q. b. COTTON, Cincinnati Agent
no2s II. O. LORD President
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial Affairs.


Financial affairs were quite brisk during
the week ending last evening--much more
so than they were the week previous-and
the demand for Money was larger, and gen.
eral business better than it has been since
the beginning of December. Currency de-
clined at most of the houses, but for the past
day or two it has been improving, and at
the close yesterday the supply was not ma
terially changed from week ago.
Monetary matters were decidedly close,
and the offerings at the Discount-houses
much in excess of their ability to acsommo-
date. Considerable good Paper was thrown
into the street, and sold as high as 24@3O
per cent, though the tendency is to lower
figures. The Bankers extended their lines
of Discounts, and did what names they could
at lO@l2 per cent.
Eastern Exchange declined during the
week to Il premium on the leading points,
and continues tolerably steady at that rate,
with more demand yesterday than on Tues
day. Baltimore and Philadelphia improved,
and are now disposed of respectively at par
and u premium.
New Orleans Exchange was in less request
during the week, and rates are lower, with q
limited supply; dealers drawing when they
can at q premium, and giving par@H pre-
MUM. Bank-notes of that city are still
inquired for, and bought of the Bankers as
fast as accumulated, at u premium.
Gold was rather quiet, and the rate re-
duced to q premium some dealers dispos-
ing of it on better terms. The demand from
city and country has materially fallen of.
Eastern prime Time-bills were sold with
considerable freedom at about IL per cent,
but few New Orleans Bills were seen in the
Banking quarter; the Grocers usually taking
all Drafts on that point.
Illinois and Wisconsin Notes were put up
again yesterday to Z discount by the Brokers,
in consequence of the advance of Exchange
in Chicago to premium; but other Uncur-
rent Funds were unchanged. as will be seen
by our quotations.:
Indiana Stock. specie-paying, l; Penn.
sylvania (interior6 s; New Jersey mot pal
in New York City,, 5; Virginia, Wheeling
City, 8; Wheeling Branches, 6; other solven
Virginiq, g. Missouri, 6; Iowa, 81 Wis
consin, q Illinois, solvent 2; Illinois, sus
pended, 20; Maryland GnteriorG s; Tennessee
old Banks, 8; free Banks l0@20 Michigan
and Canada,5 8; Alabama (MObile) 10; Alabamt
(interior) l0@l5; the Carolinas, l0@l5; an(
Georgia, l0@l5 discount.
The following are the rates of Exchang
| and Coin:
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INSURANCE.
CHOICE
FIRST CLASS INSURANCE..
By THE
ETNA INSURANCE GO
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated IS10.-Charter PsFRssua2
Oasb OspISsS Enlarged Hall q MHiaEs
Of DoIIarel

A 6aENCY ESTABLISHED IN CINGIN,
"a NATI IN 1928, ante-dating all present local
insurance companies and agencies In the Insurance.
business In this city. Thirty-hve years constant
duty here combined with wealth, experiences, enter.
prise and Hberanty, especially commend the Atus
fnmranoe Company to the favorable patronage Of
this community-standing solitary and alone, tbs
sole suryiyer and living pioneer ofOincnnAs under
writers Of 1926.
The iarRsst loss ever sustained BY any inguranos
company At one hre In Ohio was By the htnel q
Obiicothe April, 1852 and amounted to SlI49Sl a.
mostly paid prior TO thirty days after the hre.
Losses paid in Cincinnati during the past elk ysRf
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Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.

= CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, sgPBes-
ASy FINE; First-class and Congress Ruled Les
NIXON, CHATFIELD d WOODS,
no2i ~ and 40 Walnut-stre6t.
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Hanks,s Ben and Brass FOundry.
magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

4 z CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER.
leR FINE, First-class and Congress Ruled Gas
Papers, just received from the manufacturers. fOs
SAi' iO Nixon, CHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
Manufacturers Agents,
noA4 ~ and 10 Walnut-sa,
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Camargo Manufacturing Co.,
81 WEST FOURTH-sT., CINCINNATI.
Manufacturers and Dealers In

AUR STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS
" has been manufactured expressly for this mar
ket. Our styles are ali neWa and prices much lower
than ever before offered In this city. Bezo-ay
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NyO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDJANAP.
IN OILS, at which place it unites C5zFzlfeaElFtI
with railroads for and from all points aSsSssii9 ii9
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RooFINGi RooFINGi

TEVHE OUTCALT ELASTIC METALLIC
II ROOFING Is offered to the public as the best ana
cheapest Metal Roof now ussd its merits having been
tested by experience Of years In this city and y-
einity. Applied to fiat steep, old OF new buftds
inRs, No solder used-fastened securely without exs
pOsure 70 the action Of the elements.
Prepared sheets boxed for shipment 20 anJ part a
the United States be applied by any one with or
dinary mechanical skin, Orders promptly hlleds
CALDWELL a CO.,
mvis-tf ls3 WeEt Second -streae.
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Ssetnsunsen.

Seetusnnsen.
o. - rec:" trneint l,oen @cress SsrnIdaS sac.
10 ,9t1,,'ten SutlcriptirnsprCis per iG 8 X,
S"iH2 cc yeis. Sraser, pcir So 90 in iSbfi,t 2p
y2r o.. ;;eisea fncen fpeenotp &to,,a T.,
niee Ginruduus peni0 .islen cos r g..
&C. 10 : .e,,alise 75 @te., cfttsaitoe $'.On :
n'ip - . =: ci MOnat $500, crsi gich1te 81 o. &C 5
~" 500. Np0lf @rnait $1,000 in pisrrd' ,tcr
Spc .',''n A. An,eieen, Die nat SelieteA rcranEr
me,Scl G.. ,Vstpen nit $25.eo per Sobr tryt1-r
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rniArtou.
Ser gpuncu,pirtb

S6wdtiiGs Scltsssi6itte nus Gem rtrjscn
Sabrbunrsrt Srn !Sermann Gura.
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OampIibif- Serbinouns sml6cn 9tdmsnp unp
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