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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07
LAW KhPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

GENERAL TERM-Argun,ent in the Street
R0ilrodd Cdse.-The closing argument iu
the case of the city against the Pendletou
and Fifth. street Railroad Company was
made to-day by the City Solicitor. He
claimed that it was competent for the Legis-
lature to say on what terms the privilege of
using the streets should be enjoyed, that
they had left discretion in this matter to
the municipal authorities of cities; and that
the twelfth section of the General Corpora.
ton Act provided for a compensation; that
the city in permitting the company to lay
the track had not Invested herself of the
control of the streets, and that her liability
in case of any neglect in the repairs made
nece ssary by the use of the railroad company
was not removed, and that this was one of
the grounds of making this per capita a
reasonable subject of contract. 1t was to
cover the additional risks.
The pubic had experienced many incon-
venierces from these rails; their wheels had
b en- wrench ed from their w6gons, they were
driven from side to side, and the business on
some of the thoIoughfares had been injured
to the extent of fifty per cent This grum-
bling had been, in part, queted by the con-
sideTation of o reduction in taxes from the
accum ulation of fund from these railroads
| ard in view OF all these considerations ht
thought the compensation was reasonable
and might be very fairly asked, and the
| word "Ierms," in the act of the Legislature
meant, as he contended, money, and nothing
| else.
Mr.. Ware spoke for over tive hours thi
| forenoon, .,
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Cincinnati produce MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, November Z.
FLOUR-A good demand, and the mar.
Bet firmer sales Of 1900 brls. at 81 1904 70
for super fine, aud 81 25@4 35 for extra.
WHlSKY-The demand continues active,
and prices Nv higher; sales Of 800 6rls. at
l4H@l45sc, the latter rate for wagon.
PRUVlSl0NS-An active demand for Ba-
con Sides, With sales o. 600 bids. at about
SIC. This embraces the hulk of the stock,
and this rate is tGw offered freely, but hold
ers ask 525c. Mess Pork largely declined,
sId / 600 brls sold at $40 50@lO 75 The
STOCK Ia now nearly sold, and the latter rate
is freely offered this morping without find
ing sellers. New Lard sold to-day at 71Sc,
in tiercel, Bacon Shoulders can he bought
Al &C., bulk at sic, aus. hnlk Sides at 5c..
,WHEAT-The market continue uulI OUT
without any quotsble charge in prices: W.
quote fair 10 prime red al 78@83c and white
at 85(990c the latter rate TOR choice sales
OF 600 bush. prime red at 83c, $50 do prime
white at 85c; 100 do. fair do. at 84c 400 do.
prime red at S2c. and 1900 do. prime red and
white at 85c.
GROOERIES-A good demand for Sugar,
with sales of 100 bids at 92s@l0c. Golf g
in moderate demand with sales at 1870
Ice.
CoRN-Tbe demand is fair, and the
iN'OS ShOouy Nv AJSs lOF Ear dL Ju0
lower depots.
OATS-The supply is light, with good
demand, and prices are higher; the market
closing firm At &c. in bulk. D..
RYE-The demand is fully up to the sup
ply, and the market rules firm at 42G143c.
for prime: sales of 300 bushels at 42c, and
300 bushels at 431zc., delivered.
BARLEY-The market is unchanged and
dull. We quote prime fall at 4s@5Oc., and
prime spring at 43@45c
HAY-Prices are shade lower, but the
demsnd is fair at the decline We quote
good to prime Timothy at So 5000 so per
tun Ia bales on arrival,
OHEESE-The market is steady with q
fairiobbing demand at 519@6c for Western
Reserve, and 7H@8c. for English Dairy.
BUTTER-PIime qualities of roll are in
fair demand at ll@l2c, for Central Ohio
ard l2@l4 for Western Reserve. Packed
Butter remains dull at ll@I3c. for the best
qualities; below prime are unsslsble.
SEED-TimOthy isin but limited demand
and prices are merely nominal: 63 bushels
sold ISL so. Flax is in fair demand at s5c.
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The PACIFIC r.i-sraph.


There is a difference of ao2ut 4812o of
longitude between New York City aud San
francisco. If a telegram were instantane-
ously sent over the whole line, it would
reach San Francisco at a time, according to
the clocks of that city, & boat three hours and.
fifteen minutes before the time at which it
lett New York, according 10 the clocks here.
Thus dispatch sent from this city at the
high business hour of half past ten A. NJ,
would arrive at San Francisco before the
man TO whom it was addressed was out of
beO; while dispatch started from this city
in the edge of the evening would fad the
same man up TO his neck in business, Though
these astonishing things are theoretically
possible yet practically il takes an apprecia-
b space of dime to get dispatch from New
York TO the Pacific. The weather is rarely
favorable for the telegrs pbic feat of working
SO long distance without repeating; and even
il il were, the various divisions OF the line
would be scarcely ever unOccupied with busi-
ness which could be suspended to let dis.
patch straight through. Under the present
arrangement the New York telegram is
copied four or i've times before il reaches
Stn Francisco, and has to take It's turn with
other dispatches at every repetition. Mes
ssPes may be sent and answers received in
the same day but If the wires are crowded
with business cOmmuuicationiba back and forth
will probably take part of two days. For
all practical purposes this is almost as good.
though not near so amazing, as the instant
te egTaphlc flash. On specially important
occasions, like the arrivals of European
steamers, when the atmosphere along the
whole line is jusJ right, the wires will be
worked from New York and even from Hal
iisI, To San Francisco without Interruption.
Neto York journal Of COmmeroe. =
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INKLINGs.

Rev. D. P. Henderson, of Louisville, stated
10 his discourse last evening that himself and
the late lsmented Colonel Baker commenced
preaching together.
It will be seen by our financial statement
of the past week that the expenditures from
the City Treasury have exceeded the receipts
by $2,059 60. ....
Lew. Curry, Esq, of Marysville, Union
County, Ohio, has been appointed Paymaster
in the United States gun boat service.
D. Webb Benham, late of the United States
Express Company, has received a acommission
as Lieutenant in the regu! lar army.
From June to October there were nine
teen hundred and twelve male dodgers and
four hundred and seVenty-four female
dodgers in the various station houses.
The Lecture Committee of the Young
Mems Mercantile Library Association have
invited the Hop. Daniel s. Dickinson to de-
liver the opening lecture of the winter
| course.
To-day is the fiftieth anniversary of the
Battle of Tippecanoe. --....
Among the contributions received by the
| Central Committee was one this morning
of So "a from Amelia Mack, little girl nine
years of age, W ho had collected this amouu
for the soldiers, by solicitation of small sum
from her school. mates.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Woop's THEGTER-- Elite Henderson. To
night will be presented The Union NsH Of
Old Virginia, which is said to abound with
scenes and tableaux of most interesting
character. It will be preceded by the legend-
ary drama entitled Kate RtdrHey. To NOR
row night Miss Elite will be the recipient Of
a benefit, when Miss Hannah Simmons viii
make her ftst appearance this season. The
public no doubt remembers the pleasing inn
personntions of "Lady Gay Spsnker" and
"Margery" in the Rough Diamonds by Miss
Simmons year or two ago at this establish
ment.
PIKE's OPERA HOUSE, Professor Anderson.
This celebrated Ambidextrous Prestigiator
still continues to attract large audiences
nightly. The latest turore is in connection
wihADderson, jr., in his battling bio-dynamic
f at The solution has not yet been reached
by sny extreme compre hensive individuals,
ard we suppose the junior prestigiator will
leave our city carrying his secret with him.
We suggest a.vist 10 the PsJ chomantheum
TO all who possess inquiriDg minds.
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AEoTHER ARRIVAL OF Sick SOLDIERS FROM
WESTERN VIRGIEIA.-The steamers Leonora
and DunLeith arrived at the wharf last even
ing, having on board two hundred and
twenty three sick and disabled soldiers uu.
DIR charge of DR.. CIV. jerks, of the Twenty
sixlh OHIO Regiment The men belong to
the Tenth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Twenty.
third and Twenty-sixth Ohio Regiments,
and have been suffering from typhoid fever,
but are now c0nvalescent aud have been
sent hither on account 81 our better hospital
taci tiles, and for the reason that they re.
tarded the movements of the army. (
DR.. Blackmau, who has the supervision of
the Military Hospitals in the city, and of the
camps in It's vicinity, was promptly aboard
and distributed among the various military
hospitals, where they were soon made quite
comfortable. H.
Twenty one prisoners captured by Piatt's
ZouaVes, were also brought down, and will
De sent to Camp Chase, near Columbus, tor
SAFE keeping. n e. w FgF ~ ..
DR., Bonner, Assistant Surgeon of the Sec
ona kentucky Regiment was among the
The Duhleih left Cannelton on Tuesday.
DR.. jerks is from General Schencks 8 brigade
qnartered three miles beyond Hawks Nest,
When be left there on Saturday, the enemy
was stationed on the summit of Cotton Hill.
and along the banks Of New River, and had
been shelling our forces, without disastrous
erect, however. Thelr artillery commands
the main road from Ganley, distance OF
three miles, on either side. Several Oflou
men bad been wounded. by the, enepy's
shells. 1t was ex xpected that the force sent
by General Roseorans, to attack the enemy
in the rear, would have met and given hattie,
TO the foe yesterday. All was quiet along
the KanAwha, from Cannelton 10 the mouth.
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ASSUMING THE REsPoEsIBILITY One of the
best known, aud at the same time Worst
known among the frequenters of our GRIM
inai courts, is John Leary, who, it will oe
recollected, was one OF the disorderly parties
at Broadway Hall on the occasion of shoot
Lesry was brought before the Police Court
and fined $25 by Judge Satin for the pur-
pose Of having him retained in the City
Prison, as the only means of keeping him
out of mischief He, however, il seems, has
numerous friends in the city, and after
confinement of few days, managed to pro-
cure his release through the means of the
Committee on Prisons of the City Council.
A night or two ago he was connected with
the burglary of house on S5camore.stre
of vi hich The proof was morally, but not
legally sufficient He is therefore again at
large. Will not the committee be RESPONSE
BILE for any outrsges he may commit -
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A PooR CoUNTRY.-Professor Peck, Of
OberIin, after trip through Western vir-
ginia, says: rr
was glad when got back to "America,P y
and looked through the free country"
streets of an Ohio town. And am free to
say that just as things now are, and as they
are likely to be for a good while TO ocome, /
would sooner have one of those unpretend-
ing but thoroughly home cottages on a back
street in GalhpOlIs, than all the Kanawha
valley, from Poipt p es4ant 70 Gauley.
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NEW YoRK, November 7.-Flour-Ashes
quiet and steady; sales of 20 brls. at So 81
for pots and pearls. as.
Receipts Of Flour, Is, O33 brls market is
without important change. M
Receipts of Wheat 339, Ol9 bush. Market
continue firm, with fair business doing for
export: sales of 100000 bush. at 81 1901 81
for Chicago Spring; 81 22@l "a for Milwau-
kie Club; 81 % for Amber Ohio; 81 32@l "a
for Winter Red Western. .is
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One of the Order Of Awful Liars, in de-
scribing u famine in the old country, said
that hundreds had actually starved 70 death,
and on opening their bodies, they had been
50 pressed by hunger that lhoy had actually
a bystander, tiwere their bodies opened after
death2" "Why," replied he, "to fud out what
they had starved to death on, Of course2"
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CASE OF WARD AND FLINT.-Iu the case of
Court, for stealing divers Postoffice stamps,
from the Postoffice in Carlisle, Warren
County, the juryIeported verdict of guilty.
Mr.. Logan, for the prisoners, made a mo.
ton in arrest ofjudgment and for new trial.
The United States District Attorney con.
tested the motion. The Court has not yet
made a decision.
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DAN RIcE.-By referring to the advertise
ment it will be seen that the great Daniel
will come, not TO judgment, but to amuse,
delight and make merry the hearts Of the
OinciDnatiaDs, on Monday evening next.
Under the auspices of the redOubted Dan,
the National Theater will wear its ancient
appearance of a large aud fashionable crowd.
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Zollicoier, the rebel leader, who has made
so poor a figure in Kentucky, is said TO he
printer. He should not be regarded as a type
of his calling. At the last accounts his case
was a,fopl one, and the UniOn men. were dis
tributing his matter r,a l5 4 ai
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES.
The WAR FOR THE UKIONl

THE WAR FOR THE UKI0Nl
Gen. MeIgs Urged as FremonPS
Successor.
General Halleok to be Sent to
Kentucky.
MATTE RS ON the POTOMAC.
Gen. MoClelIan's Promotion Received
with Enthusiasm in The Army.
THE REBELS ANXIOUS ABOUT GEN.
mcCLELLAN's PLANS.
The Cause Of the Destruction Of the
Norfolk and Pensacola Navy
yards to be Investigated.
GEN. HAvELoCK, OF THE ENGLISH
ARMY, TENDERS HIS SERVICES
TO THE GOVERNMENT.
Port Royal the Destination Of the NavaI
Expedition.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
Tho Cabinet Considering the Subjee
of Exchanging Prisoners.
Highly Important from Missouri
GENERAL HUNTER IN COMMAND o
THE ARMY.
Fremont Starts for st. Louis
INTENSE EXCITEMENT AMONG TIL
SOLDIERS.
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AUCTION SALES,

A uCTI0N eALB-BY W w. WHRr-I34
IN Main. st., two l0la Ahoye Fourth Hotel Bag!
gage at Auction ON MONDAY MORNING, EOv.
II, at O'Clock will be cold, sll unclaimed Baggage
up t. this date, from the Gait House, William q
Mankh, All pF0pEiStoFi Gibson House, o. Ii aoof-
tIos, proprietor, couprs!pg tTO huuirsd TruLks,
VAlises and Carpet Sacks with contontS, oel1-x
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ISFoRMATIoE. Bafboui's boot and shoe
store may be found at No. l40 West Fifth
street and be assures yen It will prove 20
want of good boot or shoe Cali and try
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REBRLs IN SEURoPE-uSOme Of our Southern
fellow. citizens haVe been taken so violently
with The Secession fever that they have not
only seeded from the North but from their
country, and gone TO live in Europe. Many
Of them are in Paris, and are said to be suffer-
ing severely for want of money. A corre-
spondeDt writing from that city says that he
KNOWS one Southern gentleman who owns
slaves IN the South, and who is, nevertheless,
doing his own cooking in garret Ia Paris.
The same writer adds that not cent of
money has been borrowed. either in England
or France, on the credit ofthe Southern Con-
ftdeiacy, except a small loan, taken at Paris,
en- account of the State Of Louisiana. and
pTedieated paTtly on pfivFte securities
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TIE CITY BATTERY.-A company of men
having been recruited especially for the
City Battery, they are greatly dissatisfied
with the order for their removal TO Camp
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SALE OF CLoAKs--To morrow morning
sale Of clOaks, for ladies, misses and boys
win take place at Crafts Auction. rooms, No.
20 East Fourth street. r.- .. s.s ~.
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s,i John Il. Green, who has recovered from,
wounds received AT Carnifex Ferry, is 10 be
q Captain in the Fifieth Regiment.
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aee An English colony have settled on. Mt.
ATaTat and actually established a newspaper
G lied the Ararat advertiser,
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PITTsBURG, November 7.-I2 M-River
thirteen feet by the pier mark aud stationary,
Weather clear s2d ccol
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A vALED1cToRY Communication from "a
Friend to Justice" has been too late; but will
appear to morrow. viva Il
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TWNO EXOHANGE- Five lots in Cows gton, on
go. Streets 5u by 100 each, near ferry, at $15l
each, for a small farm, or for one-thrd cash and a
good tract of Western land Address Box 25z, Cow
IL gtOn. nobo'
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REPAIRED STREETS = Geo. ]. Guilford,
Clerk of the Board of City Improvements,
reports the following repairs made for the
month ending November 2. '
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ENOR SALB-A FARM Containing 81 aores
u q miles from Cincinnati on the Little Miami
Railroad, and 10 miles Oy the MadisOnVille Turn-
pike, in good neighboThood, close to schools and
churches The improvement Is cOOsist of a good
h nhe OF rooms and kitchen; also, a cottage house
OF rooms, green house, CHI keu- house. a bee.
house, good well aud oistern; garden OF nams n ted
with Oh nee shrabbery old aud young appe-or.
trees lately set out. Also all kinds Of small fruit
For further particulars, irquire at 4 Hopkins-sC,
or ADDRESS BOX 1S1NF, DIN 4, Ohio. no6fN
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PRovIDiNG FOB THh F6fURH. 1.-The British
Government has fifty four vessels Of war
under construction at The present time.
Their armament will be In he sggre ate one
thousand two hundred and 6fty four gunG.
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Our TRADE WITH CANADA.-The exports
from this port to Canada have been very
large this season, as will be seen from the
following cooperative statement for the
month of October, for which we are under
ohligations TO our present efficient Collector;
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S3lO,t635 .Ii S42,6os
These figures embrace, only the local ex-
rorts, and do not include produce simply
passing through from other places Detroit
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FOUND.

E0UrD-PoUKEr-BO OontaipinE a sum
- OF money, which the owner can have by cali
Ag az 30 36S Everett st near freeman, proving
poperty aud paying charges, ~ n noT.d'
IFUUHD-Last Tuesday morning, on Fifth-st.,
cor taining 20 bill The loser may have the came
hy calling at the Cheap Boot aud Shas Store, %
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STRAYED.

SSTRAYFD- MULES as REWABD From
= tile subscriber, on the 26th inst five head vf
Mules two Of them branded with the letter TT,
on the rrmp; the balance rad marks reconected
l viii give S5 per bead reward for the delivery Of
sais Mules TO me or tlr any information that will
enable me TO set them. ReturR MIbbEBS Sta
bic, Fitth-st between Main and sycamore
dc3I.fs ED A. SMITH.
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BOARDING.

EDO one wanting one or two
- SECOND story fropt rooms IN one Of the most
please address Box 1873. no7-d%
TlOAkDlkG-A room for a lady and gentle.
AO man-asU, room for two single gentlenen-
at "a LOngwOrth St, three doors vest VI Race .
GnO6 bFl 81
VxOARDIEG-Front rooms, large and small,
NJ will be rented separately or together, with
board. Day boaIdeTs desired. Apply at no. E61
Broadway. noe b
llOAR DlRG-A few single gentlemen eau hnd
~ coed bcard, BY the week or day also, sJnali
Id1 Broad msy, where all the omiorts OF home
eau 10 enjoyed. Do5dF
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City News.

METEOROLOGICAL LOBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. W est Fourth-st., November g.:
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Cry FINAECEs,-The last weekly report of
the City Auditor makes the following fnan
cisl statement:
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a.osT.

n OAT- SIS BEWARD-- Last sunday a week, a
IL briL died Cow, with pieces sawed of both
h,TTs and piece cut of the tip of the right ear
TIE fiji der will receive the above reward by leaving
the grocery ..rr. .t., moo b.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL. %
PERSONAL M P-There is some mis-.
b take. You have received my rotes. Wu
you please write me again. Box 500. o6-b"
THE DAILY PRESS.
THURsDAY.............. ...... ......NOvEMBER 2
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"ANTED-To inform widoweIs and guar:
w dians, who would like to hnd home for
young children in the country, where they would
receive mothers care have attention ,n psd 10
and made, If desired, for Q reasonable compensa-
tion, that they can hear Of such O home BY apply
ana reouired nose
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ENQB SALk-OR ExCHANGE-A Hous, a.d
Baymillet ard freeman Lot 90 by 50 feet The
ouse i good brick, with five rooms aud all con.
VeL ieu ces for comfortable residence. Will sell
cheap for cash, trade other owed uro pc ty
In Cincinnati, or COyineton, pay Inent Of small
smonnt In cash; Inquire of X. ID. HANDY, Selves
Build ng, IL Third II. .... no2.e
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Wxy TED-sITUATIoN-Du During the winter,
w by good pract cal Book keeper aud thorough
Accountant, who has sent bis principal support 70
the war at So per week. Address sBOOK-kEEPEs,
Press Office. nor y
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FoK RENT,

TSOR n RFNTIFOUR RoOMs-Or the trst floor
good tenant with small family. ~ MOI b-
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1uANTRD-IM DfATELY-
N 100. YOUNG MEN, m
-FoR TIE -6.
y, 8. Dragons and Flying Artillery,
FOR THREE Y MAIESs
None need apply but young unmarried men, OF
good character Pay varies from Sl4 TO SN PER
month Ia addition to pay an abundance Of good
,and comfortable olething, board and medical at.
tendance will be furnished free Of charge together
with his
HORSE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Apply at once at No n n Sycamore st
EDWARD NJ. McC00K, Second Lieutenant LIST
Cavalry, Recruiting Officer, yr7- mylh-u
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WNy NyANTED-TwO GIRLs-oDe to cook, wash
Wv and iron the other small nurse eirl,
about fourteen or fifteen years Of age. Apply im-
mediately at 225 West Fourth at between Plum
and Central nOI %
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ECOR SALE Ten &C es Of land at Meunt w sh-
u isgton, Ohio with good brick hou,e, stable and
carriage house, 800 fruit trees shrubbery, 30 viii
De sold upon easy terms or exchanged for cash and
properly IN or near the city. Apply to U, Ii, WILL
LlAMS, so West Third St "a /. , no7- b.
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WANTED.

WAETS,| al ron SALE" "FoR HHET"
I 2sT," " FOUND" BOARDING." s'e.-Ad-
Sssemesa, ooFsinO undsT these AeadtHp Not eroesd'
tuo 6vs lines, wf BE- insctsd i'giosJ for ~ se's''.
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uAETRD-A GOOD TINsMITH--At Ripley,
w Ohio where good wages will be paid and
steady employ mept given. Call soon on o, y.
ROSS, hipl, v, Ohio, nOb-OE