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vT,BR STATE or ONO, HAmILroN
W MADDOX. ste hubbard. q. Della hssdoS 'de-
Robert Geyyp Maddox, hoirs.ai law Of Della Mad
Tho said dsissdsnfs are hereby notified that ON
the Pr day q April, Al. 1851, the seid plaintiff
ing therein, stating that on the 10Th o. May, mas,
william Miller was seised AZ fse q the following
Lts ~ the CITY q Cincinnati, county Of Hamilton,
Bounded on .the. east line and limited BY a lot
leased BY said WILLIAM Miller TO Charles Dennis,
feet, one half Tho depth Of a lot conveyed 10 said
Miller BY Joseph C~opPerwaith, Themas Dunlap aud
warehouse, iDclossd BY said Miller, bonded on the
touth by a lot sold and conveyed TO. Elias Mover,
Sfftihse Bank q 4 Uni nit "a Sta States ~, ~ sai ihG io sISS eIS1 ion
uated on the e~asterly side of disappointing, be-
ciDnat, said avenue having been laid out since said
29lh q May A y 1873; that on said 10th day Of
tleee Of purchase, to one Dennis, for the term Of
fourteen years, and said lease providing that within
penSis should sTeyt thereon a I brick fs' building iR,li S1s hat ts,a
lead DeSnis should not elect TO purchase said re-
said improvements that said Dennis entered upon
ssl ma pTem Isss ITra WITHIN tS0 years from s said 10Th
erected q bTics building on aid piemisesi that in
tas yf fish ri ti sH1G and lSf s sna Su " saidS s dsm Sl t ssSa Sss
vested 70 eaid plaintiff, and are now owned by him
Nnal hhlu. mlltf mas impaired TINS l1tef thAt in pro-
greetings in partitions among the dsvlsers Of said
Miller, said lot Of ground was set off and aparfed to
Louise Este, wife Of David X. Este, and Della Mad
dox, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas II. Maddox,
subject to the terms Of said lease that before the
expiration Of Faid term of fourteen years, and prior
70 April l. 1857, plsintif being the owner Of said
term and contract, elected to become the purchase
OF said J%everti1n and Zee simple that by a deed
from taid ID X. and Louise Este, plaintiff is the
owner of the one undivided half part OF said prem
Uses that said Della Maddox has departed this life
iDtestate, leaving Thomas II Maddox, her hus.
band, and the other defendants above. named, her
legal representatives that administration has not
been taken Of the personal estate Of said Della Mad
dox, deceased; that plaintiff has paid the interest
that bias accrued on the one-half of the purchase
money to be paid to defendants that plaintiff Is in
possession OF and has made lasting improvements
on said lot, and is now willing to pay defendants
The remaining moiety of purchase. money upon the
execution to him Of a conveyance OF said one undi-
sided one.half part Of said premises, and demand
ing that the terms of said lease be specifically per-
formed. And the said defeodapts are required to
plead, answer or domur to said petition on or before
the z2d day OF June, A d. 1861, otherwise the prayer
Of said petition will be granted.
April 25, 1861. ap25.fT III
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TIN gAPTRNT AaR. -
ID protiy peao. Win dinplod chin,

p. RI HN |.'NH. &n- |UU U..|H. O. ID
HOl protty rage, with dinpled chin. ,r .s'
Iha. never he. ksown The barbsrS shear,
This u The Nag the boys begin- ID eds
Wat I'll you come 20 forty year. e AL
: Curly gold locks cover fsolish brains. l
RiliiuE end ogoinf Il All your oheerL
Sifhina and eingin Of midnight strains,
tnar bghnyhelfb WindoWs panea
VISIT uni you cSnie % forty year.
Forty times over let Mlehaeimas pass.
VrizElinR half the brain doth clear;
Thea Jon kDON a D1y is nn aes,
Then you know the worth " a lace
Vnce yon have cvme 70 forty year.
Pledge ms rcupdy q bid re declare, On
good Fellows whose boards are gray
nld not The fairtst oftbe fair
SSmmon grow ana WeafisOme ere
hNenA moAth was rasssd away.
The reddes, lips that ever have Kissed,
The bfighieet eyes thai ever have shOne,
MAi pray and shisrer aud We not lish
Ut look away and never be missed
kre iet = month Is gone.
g ,ninn's deadi God rest her bier
Bow i loved her tNenty years Bynet
mhrrian's mar led but I SIT here,
Alute and merry for forty yeer, ss
Dipping my npse in the Gascon wine.
JILL.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
II sale to us directed we will offer foE sale at Public
Auctiopi on the premises, at 2 O'CLOCK p NJ on
SATURDAY, May 70, 1851, the following Real Es-
tate, belonging TO the estate OF W. Morris, de-
ceased, 10. wit:
lot marked "A't(on a plat filed in this case) being
81 feet3 inches trent on Front street and extend
ing back on Ludlow street to the landing. APP
praised at Sll.50e. Let marked b on said plat,)
being 20 feet IA inches In front on Front street,
and extending back to the landing. Appraised at
$500. Lot marked CO. ION said. plst,) being "a
feet II 26 inches in front, on F-ont-street, aud ex..
tending back to the landing. Appraised at s.. 500,
in Hamilton County, Ohio Terms Of sale ene.third
cash, balance in two annual payments, with inter.
est secured by mortgage. ". r MORRIS, Jr.,
. -r l.".+ .. SARAH u. M0R 2IS,
ceased. -..IH .. ap20-Sat DE-
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kNREAsEs or THE EEGLIsH PosF oyYIoE.
fns tsaimate OF the expenses of the post
omee Ior ne current year Is a strange con-
The conveyance of mails by RAILWAYS in
1851 will cost f643 400, while mail coaches.
OF which our fathers were SO proud, got a
vote (Nhiob is declining every year OF only
fl3,S70 Que hundred and niBety-thres
sorteIs and clerks are required for the tray
cling post o1iee The mere apparatus for
exchanging bags on The railways causes an
outly Of nearly $4,000 agar, and the sup-
ply. and repair of mail bags above Eli, 900.
The poundage allowed for the sale of postage
ceediDg f2l, 900 a year. The letter carriers,
sorteIs and messengers now constitute q lit
te army Of above 1000 men, and their
years psy exceeds f52O,00O
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"AMILTON COMMON PLEAS no.
Nm 81 1872 Bridget A FergurBon Us. William Fer.
CURSOR Divorce. The defendant is hereby notified
that the plaintiff fled her petition against him on
defendant with adultery, and prays to be divorced
from her said husband, and to have alimony and
day Of I'm e, 1861, and plead, answer or demur
thereto, the same will be heard in his absence, and
q decree taken as above STAYED,
s. II. Black, BRIDGET A. PRECURSOR.
Attorney for Petitioner, April 10, 1851. ap22.fM
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mo. 32.1
AN nRnMANCE Tn As

A N ORDINANCE To ASSESS A SPE-
IN GAL tax on the real estate bounding Living
SECTION l, Be IL ordained By The City Council of he
city Of Cincinnati, That the sum of one dollar and
two hundredths of ons mill he levied and assessed
on each foot front Of the several lots of land bound.
ing and AUDITING Livingston street, from Linn
street to Werner.street, as the said lots are delin.
Gated and described in the Civil Engineers plat,
now on record in the City AEditor's office. for the
cost aud expense Of grading and paving, with good,
sound bowlder stone, Livingston street from lin u
street TO Werner-street, according to the estimate
of the Civil Engineer aforesaid.
SEo.2. That the owpers Of the several lots of land,
upcn each front foot of which the sum aforesaid Is
assessed, shall pay the amounts of N Jney by them
seyerally due, ia that behalf, to Geo. Barton, con-
tractor, within twenty days from the date of this or
dinance, or be, subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city OF Gin
%ciBDati, this hfieepth day of May, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty one
SAM'L b. HIRST, President.
Attest: GEO NJ. CASEY, City Clerk. myI7.c
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR

a N ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
"A making contracts and appointments for the
City Prison. ... - I
SECTION l.. Be Il ordqiHedbv ge City Council ofhe city
Of CtnciRuah, That the power of making contracts
and appointments for the. City Prison be and the
same is hereby vested in the Mayor, Police Judge
and City Treasurer. Provided: That no appoint
meDt or contract for supplies or otherwise shall be
for a longer period than one year; and that all
contracts shall be let in the manner prescribed 10
the Ordinance en- thatsubjret, passed MAY 9, 1850.
That the Ordinance passed Juno 10, 1850, entitled
IN Ordinance to provide for making contracts
ard appoiu tments for the City Prison, :" be and the
same 10 hereby repealed.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin
cinnati, this fifteenth day of May, ia the year
eighteen hundred and sixty-one,
SAM'L b. HIRST, President,
Attest: GEO NJ. OssRY, City Clerk. myI7-e
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STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
SIS Superior Court of Cincinnati IA, 4s6)2
Attachment- Henry Mack, Harmann Mack and
Simon Mack, partners as Mack & Brothers, plaint-
ms rs Q Roberta and J 7. Roberts, defendants.
DefepdAntsa are hereby notified that on the 22d day
Of March, A ID 1861, plaintiffs abuys-named filed
Their petition in the faid Superior. Court of. Clncin-
natl, the object ard demand Of which is to obtain a
Judgment against The sald defendants for the sam of
S4066l end Interest from December 6, 1860, and the
said defendantsa are notified hereby, that GlssaWay
Brashears and James III. Laws, partners as @ Bra
shears 4 Co., have been duly served as garnishees in
this action, and that property in the hands of the
said q. BrBeheare a Co. consisting Of tobacco, be.
lr eing to the said defendants, has been attached in
this action, to he subjected to the payment of sid
judgment, that unless the said defendants plead,
answer or demrr to the said petition on or before
the Sth of June, A d. 1861, the prayer of said petit
ti0G will be granted. M. H.. d W. T1LDEN
April 3, l86l. t.. .-4EN. ls.. I.t. mt 4 Tn
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On Saturday, the CoAl.oil Works belonging
10 A. 4 j. GrieE, in Ashland, Ky. were con-
Eumsd BY FIRE. The loss must have been up
ward Of $4,000.
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1 T ORDINANCES.

- mo. 81 3D.
A n, ORDNANCE TO ESTABLISH
"A the grade OF Auburn-stTeet, from the north
corporation line, ore thousand seven hundred and
forty feet s~oulhwardly. 49,
SECTION /. Bet ordained By the Gin OounciI of the
CITY Of Cincinnati, That the grade of Auburn. street,
fIom the corporation line southwardly, be and the
came is hereby established as follows, viz: Com
mencing at the Intersection Of the east gutter of
Auburn street and the north corporation line, at
the. present surface and the level esq. 95; thence
with The east gutter Of said Aubur n~-street, at an
ascending grace of 4.73) four feet and seventy
three hun dredtbs Of a foot in each one hundred
feet the distance of O6S) one hundred and sixty
hve feet, to the level 6S2. Is; thence ascending
O.S05l enc foot and three hundred and five. hun.
dredths of a foot in each one hundred feet the dis
lance of GOD four hundred feet to the level $40. 90 (;
the &c asceI ding GID three feet and seventeen
bundredths Il a foot in each one hundred feet, the
distance Of (35n) three hundred and hfty feet to a
summit and the level Cos. "a; thence descending
q 62) two feet and Iighiy- of a
I OF in zach ore hundred feet, the distance of 5000
three HUNDRED feet to the Level GA 30; thence de.
scetdiIe W.67) Sky seven hundredths Of a foot in
each, one hundred feet, the distance of Q75) one
hundred and styeniy- five feet to the level 675.47;
thence descen ding oIe foot in each one hundred
feet, the distance Of three hundred and hfty feet 20
the level SIS 81, b6ibg the present surface thereof.
Done at the Council Chamber, ia the city of Gin
cinnati, this fifteenth day of May, in the year
eighteen hundred aud s~ixty-one.
:. sAM'L b. HIRsT, President.
Attest: GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk. myIT-c
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lBy Telegraph

PhIhdeIphIa Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-F Flour firm
Wheat = Red 81 35@1 40. Corn dull
Whisky dull at l6@l7c.
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COLUMBUS AND XEN1A
H. no d. s.r.H.H AND U I'D.
CINCINNATI HAMILTON &DAYTON
g Railroads.
OEY.AiNpPP. IA AF "A sgEPAxi APRIL q,

sAND Af1hh APRIL IL,
0t03 a. m. MAIL-From Oinoln-
Miami Railroad with Dayton and Michigan Rail-
GineinSstI RRsaiIfrosd Tor ssnd ISaIIS $e Dayton ana
LnTtie Miami Depot. Connects vie Columbus and
Cleveland via 0olunIus steubeavHie and Pitts.
for Springfield. Connects with Cincinnati, WHINING.
ton ard Zanesyile Railroad
Hamiison ard Dayton Depot For Jam lton, Eaton,
kiehmond indianapsli liz and West Also, for, 10
hton with Junction Railroad for oxford and Lib.
S,35. A. NJ. ACoOMMODATIaN-From
a nldtf p nfs@i 9seP Ts 9GS nIT \ rs. vie sH HSOl gIaGSYa,I B9ellaiE
via Columbus 0restline and Pittsburgh.
2i33 p. VI EXPHESS-From Cincinnati,
ford and Liberty. Connects 70 Conpersvilis. Cor.
meets At Dayton, with sandusky, Dayton and Gin
oinnetI haiiroad to Forest. Connects with Green
sac, r; M ACCOMMODATION-Ftom
l! ssss Si PI Ne nepg FxP 2 q F alq@8Vs S9a sHsrinsiSl9.
Hamilton and Dayton BepotEFor Hamilton, Rich
FOR %T9 D., tt ton. 6PSnssOt Sh at BSy s1a M sas W 1sTtop As,SSdl
mmichisan Raiiroed, for Lima and Chicago, and for
% r. NJ. ACCOMM0DATION-Erom Little
MAN pepot.for &enia. CONNECTS with Uincin-
,6i53 p; M, ACCOM- MODATION-From DIN
einnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Glen
Tor. NJ: NIGHT EXPRBss-Frow oinoin-
Colum eur, Steubenville and Pittsburg, via Column
bus, Crestiine aAd Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bell
air and Renwood. via Columbus, BetIair and Pitts
burg and via Columbus and Cleveland.
S~LBEPING-OARs ON HIS TEAM.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus
at 1915 A. I1.3O A. NJ. aud 5.45 pm
AL trains run daily SUNDAYS excepted), except
the Night Express. which leaves Sunday night, In
plate Of Saturday night.
Eor all informaIIop and Through Tickets please
apply at the Offices, southeast corner ofFront aud
5roadv ay; west side Of YineIstreet between the
p stofice and the Burnet House; No. = West third.
street; Stxth-street Depot, and at the Esst Front
Trains r1p by columbus time, which IL seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
P. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
Omntbuses cal. for PASSENGERS By leaving dir O.
HpDR At the Ticket Ofina... e. mVfD L
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A new gold field has been discovered in
Australia, in GippslAnd.
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THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE |
COMPOUNDED FROM


A UNFAEtIEG REMEDY FOR SEM
p he b iSGdefs Distracted aud DificcuaYit Meansfraa.
tion, ar all Diseases caused by d~eyiating from the
path Of nature, and indulging Ia Self poIlution.
~ by the use of this Cure" all Improper dis
eTstissS are are s IsaIdRiiSd Su zee Ssd fai9 IfS Sps1 rest Sa gen
10 Either sex contemplating marriage should
reflect that a sonnd. mine and body are necessary
H8- IN the "ChsroSs6 1CureS' the poor, 5debil.
itsted, worn. down and departing deV0Iee Of sensual
sSS The iistisss, seh%ervated youth, the over. worn
man Of business, the victim q nervous dsgEsssion,
from the weakness Of asIHGLE ORGAN, viii ALL
o oPa ebi i% sPeSt Sb bfS PeRRRMsp mi relief from the use
tuition until they thinE themseive hey nd he reach
q nsdieSl AID, Ne would say y DEsPAIR!
fQU AFTER ALL QUAoK DOCTORS HAVE
ag IL deals with disease o. 1t exists. nat onlv
striking az the very seat, and removing the csWes
upon which 10 depends, but "a rebralds tho broken
constitution, Carp ing life aud health through ever
H5- the Cherokee Cure" Ia cut IN in a highly
concentrated form the dnss only being from one
bottle Isrely fails 10 effect a psrmaueat cure, no
lmatteI hIw long the disease may have esistel y
aIsis Il .Se tSsS ai IL IGlsoSSSsnt * ti rs NJ sqt EsS
tracts. AZ The ieTI Il h d~siieieGs syf1p fFNOf'1Ss
drug store IN he soSB ~ ! OF Srs write t 70 az from oman S2y
etoTs, Whg will mail FREn, TO any one de5irfng the
~ Price e, per bottle, Of thfee bottles for s.
10 sold by all Observation-Disclosures tvsry.Wbsis.
POTTER a MERwIs, Propriersss,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
JOHN D. Park, Agent,
f..rfI i.fh Fourfb and Walnntsts
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A DMINIsFRATOR,s SALE OF REAL

A RMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
pursuance Of an order of Apprise-
ment and sale, OF the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, will offer for sac, at Public Auc-
tion, in the ROtunda of the Court h1use, 10 Cinciu.
natl, on FRIDAY, the 24th day of May, 1861, at IL
o'clock Am, the following described real estate,
All that piece or parcel of land situated in the
county of hamilton and State OF Ohio, being in the
south west quarter Of section eight (S), third town
ship, second, fractional range Of tho Miami Pur-
chase; and being The north part Of Lot No. six (6)
on the map # subdivision Of the Arbegast Estate,
Rs the same was subdiyideda and laid off to William
j.. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in partition in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No, l,sO6, and containing seventeen 90 feet
In font on Arbegast.street and running back the
same width to the east lire OF the entire tract, as
the sam will more. fully aprear by reference TO The
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas
Appfnised at s.. .rf-II "
Terms of Sale-0ne half cash In hand, remainder
in twelve months, with interest, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. O MOORE,
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SUPhRIOR COUNT on OINCTNNATT.

= No. IA 5ls-Daniel J Falls aud John Young,
Partners, &c, rs. ID. NJ. Whitney.-Dafendant viii
take notice that on the Both day Of March, 1861,
plaintiffs hled their petition in the above Court to
recover the sum OF $500 against him, as iudorser of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, Of LOckport, on
the Ocean Bank, New York, for the sum OF SiaS 10,
aud purchaetd from him by plaintiffs, which craft
has been protested for nom payment, and John T..
Toland has been sued as garuishee. Defendant is
required to answer 10y the 18th Of June next.
~ JOHN W.. HERRON, Atty.
Cincinnati, April IL, 1851. anil .fTh
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REE0RE w. .CHInsEY, ESQ, JUS
- lice Of the Peace Of Cincinnati Township,
i. CO. VS.. The winfield Mining and Mana.
nfactnring Company. The said defendant,
is hereby notified that an attachment has been
issued against 1t by the said Justice of Peace. rs
Quire Chidsey, as IA fWeign corporation. The trial
will be had on Saturday the 25th day of May, 1861.
NJ. II. & W. ILDEN
NAV 1.cTb sttornavs For pIainfjn,
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JOHN D. PARK, Agent,

1a- Orders to send the Remedy - by EXPIRES.
VIII receive prompt attention. my2- ampu, THIS y
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II ANE CRACKERs.-A FREsH SIP
IN L OF those u~1riyaied Kenia Crackers also,
NTsekeIs, AARON A. Golfer, $40 and 391
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
Financial Affairs.

Monetary affairs remained quiet yesterday,
and the market easy for prime Paper, of
which very little is made nova days, at 10
OLE per cent; inferior grades not being ne
gotiable at any rate. In financial affairs
there was no alteration of consequence, Ex-
change and Gold being firm at X@l for the
former and lX@2 for the latter.
Kentucky Pepper ruled at 3@5 dis; the
Northern Bank, Bank of Kentucky and
Farmers Bank being more favorably re-
garded than others. The Commercial Bank,
Peoples Bank, Bank of Ashland, and South
ern Bank have never been considered very
strong, and will probably suspend.
Our rates for Uncurrent Money, at the
close of Bank hours yesterday, were as an
ne1ed:
New Orleans, 10; North Carolina, 4O@5O;
Pennsylvania (nteriorl 5; Virginia wheel
ing Cityl l09l5; Wheeling Branches, Is
OIL; other solvent Virginia, 20@25; Mis-.
souri,, 20; Iowa, SOLO; Wisconsin (solyent)
80; Wisconsin (dIscredited), 65@7O; Hi.
nOis (solyentl 30@50; Illinois (discreditedl
65@70; Maryland (interiorl, 10; TENNESSEE
(old Banksl 1920; Tennessee free Banks(,
2C@25; Michigan and Canada, 3; Alabama,
3d. South Carolina and Georgia, 80 discount.
Our quotations for Exchange and Gold
were as follows for Ohio and Indiana notes:
, 1861-12-14
Quinn John Qua1d Daniel Quain Arthur
Qualls Ebinezer QHackenhueh c

Reynolds N E
Ryan Michael
RichardsLen1u
Rigney Mich B
Rourkc Michael
Rowlcy l. VIC
Reilly NJ
.Rnn,scy yWB
RibleyWm
Robson N'nf r
Root WmR
Robinson Vim
Reid Il T
RoecbeckJohnS
Hey John
Rowspn John W
Roberts John n
Riordan John
Rice Joseph q
Reid Jno a
ReidJohn
Reynolds Jas G
Reed JC
, 1861-12-14

SomerSby F z Smith y B
Son1e Simon Stought' n0ryille
Stephens F 4 Stewart t. CO
Smith Francis o S.cip A
Stamford SamuclSmith NC
Stevens Saml B Smith A B
Stocks Robert WSacket Hobart
Stack Robt Shisler HIS
3Smnle Robt Sell HenryM
Smith Robt c Shcdd j L
2S1nith E G Simmons " "
Smith E " Shay John
Smith E1f Sexton John
Small ED Shupe & co VI Il
Smith L S s MSains WmL
Simpson Edwd Sayles II T
2aStone E II Scuily Michael
Stevenson Robt Salisbury AII9
cSuiliyn1 Dennis Scott Governor
Simmons Den2isSayagc II
Stiles DIT ShipEsan Gro
Observation-Disclosures
Smith Cyrus Scovil.e 8 s
Smith G # Scarf Sanl
Stafford NC Sonya7d Stephe,
I Sullivan Patk D Scars Ell
Stansberry 4 II Shepard DanlB
, Spencer c Fl :; SeWaM Chas e
a Skclley AndW e Shoeman Chna,
: Smith & ca A II Sage RH
q Simmons Barney3eaye1a &oo
pt
, 1861-12-14
GLUE ,Gartorp.
CHICAGO GLUE WORKS.
G. L u Ei

NEATSFOnT OIL. EASD PAPER
B0NEBLACk, BOAE AAA3REf
At WHOLESALE And RETAIL
90 soItA Wells Street, Ioyd's Block.
IH3ATllhE Purchased The extensive Glue Factory OF
u. ss!oe PEGS eayt invite the Trade aod coasnia
IT O. NEe Neatsfonl GA Sand Paper, Bonebiack and
- atS 70 hls E:or ~ South Wells street. ~heF6
~; siS ereccs, 1t wholesale and 7eta at
h EeeTai discount n'ad+ Dealers, Cash paid for
Glue Stock, Hl;e Cuttings ttc etc
JbiiA =. LtEETHALL,
r.,-.. -. .. tsit'ccaslor to Tnh1 B71a-1
ssss*m heto So1;u Weils st., Ioyds B!oek-
, 1861-12-14
~ REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LIEE!f
CIHEINNATI AED CHICAGO

2kk31kk36VE2HE
Forty Niles the Shortest Route to Cincinnati Indisa&.
- polls and Louisville.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave West Side Union De-
pos. Chicago, daily. az folloNB;
goo a Bi.-Da{ Express tSundsys cxceptedo
cid F. -M--Eight EIpresA (Satu1days e1cepseD
THsoCGB 10 CHc1XSaJ1 AIT 1sp1ANAPcLla WIN
orT CHASaE OF CARa-
EAsIKKH CoxSEcT1oss-At Anderson and Rachmnn1
points IN Central and Eastern Ohio;
In Coiunhn7. Madison, Lawrencebu1E, Je6eyaonMle.
aud ai points Central an Southern 9siaas: azo t9F
f5,mnec{!o1s Ut Cincinnati for Hamden Atasrlex3.
PnrEcHourg and points On the Ohio River,
TInirs arrive at Cincinnati at 80 L. NJ snd 6t T. A
through tickets By th.a line can be Obtained At ~
prtncipal Railroad Offices in the Northwest and u tbs
Epynrsre's Office, no. Is; fcaudcps street. Chicago
{un{cE the Sherman House}
CBAs E. F0LdErT. Gen Ticket Agent. ufta