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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

FROM GLENvILLE, VA.-The following ex-
tracts are taken by permission from private
letter written to gentleman of this city by
R. M, Moore, Captain of Company D of the
Tenth Ohio Regiment, stationed at GlenVille,
Virginia;
"At one time during the past four weeks
our regiment was divided SO as to have parts
of it at BuckhannOn, Weston, Bull Town
and Glenville. The boys don't like to be
separated, but as good soldiers, they obey all
commands, however unpleasant. L have
been here with my company for three
| weeks, and have formed q very friendly &C,
| quaintance with the people in and for several
miles around the town. This town and
county is called the hot-bed of Secession in
| Western Virginia.
at would take me too long to tell you
what change has taken place in the minds
| of the people since l have been here. Till
very lately there were only two Union men
| in Glenville. They have held, during the
last three weeks, three meetings to consult
together for their mutual benefit. That o.
yesterday was the largest, not less than foul
hundred being present Over two hundred
signed their names TO resolutions repudiatinl
the ordinance of Secession, for which, only
short time ago, over three-tourths of then
had voted.
HAll the members of my company are well
and get plenty to eat and wear. At Buck
hannon each man received nice oyereoat
and, at this place, socks, pants and shirts
The boys keep trading with the farmers TO
chickens, butter, milk, eggs, potatoes, AM
all kinds of vegetables, and you may be sur
the Cadets will have the best of the trade
Just think of the raseals burning the coffee
grounds over again, and selling them agsai
to the farmers for good coffee. Yesterda
one of them bought fifteen pies, lot
chickens, some eggs, &C., and paid for theI
in beans, instead Of coffee, telling the oil
. man and his daughter, with whom they haa
traded, to "hurry of, for if the Capital
J comes, he will take it from you" You ca
and his daughter after they got home an
{ found, in place OF six or eight pounds ofgoe
< coffee they had received nothing but
mary pounds Of white beans"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

THE UNION STATE TICKET The following
is the Union State Ticket, nominated at Co.
lumbus, which the agent of the Associated
Press failed to communicate, as he should
have done, night before last
For Governor, Hon. David Tod (Democrat)
of Mahoning County.
For Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Benjamin
Stanton, (Republican) of Logan County.
For Treasurer, DR.. G. Volney Dorsey,
Democrat) of Miami County.
For Supreme Judge Judge Scott, (Repub-
licau) of Butler County.
For Comptroller, ]. H. Riley, (Democrat)
of Franklin County.
For Secretary Of State, B. R. Cowan, Gre.
publican) of Belmont County.
For Board of Public Works, john F. Tor.
renee, (American) of Hamilton County.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07
NEWPORT NE Vvs.

RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-During the past
week the following sums have been distrib.
uted from the Relief Fund to the poor of the
several wards, by the authority of the City
Council First Ward, So Second, ST. Third,
So; Fourth, 81; Fifth, Sc. Total, $40.
UEIoN MEETINGS To- e-DAY.-The Union mer
of the various sections of Campbell County
should remember the two Union meetings
to-day, one OF which is to be held at Alex
sndris, at two o'clock in the afternoon, ant
the other at the armory near the Mt. Vernon
School-house, at seven o'clock in the even
ing. Mark Mundy and o. w. Root Esqs''
berry and Mark Mundy, Esqs at the second.
| A GOOD attendance is desired, as the people
should, at this juncture Of affairs, give un'
mistakable proof Of their sentiments, as
means Of awing traitors at home as well a
abroad.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

IMPORTANT ARREST OF SECEssoNIsTs. -
Three Secessionists, Morris Dorsey, Franklin
Fallouse and John Freese, were arrested at
Columbus, night before last by Marshal
lector at Wheeling, stating that they were
on their road to join the Secession army at
New Orleans. They were yesterday brought
to this city and taken before United States
Commissioner Holiday, who ordered their
return to Virginia, and they were accord
ingIy taken last night by Officers Small and
Colby A list of the Secessionists of Wheel
ing was found among their papers, but no
other document of Importance was discov-
cred
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

BOARD OF CITY IMPRovEMENTs.-The Board
met yesterday morning, Mayor Hatch in the
Chair.
On motion, the Clerk was directed to ad-
yertise for proposals to pave Budd-street
from Carr to Harriet.
On motion the City Auditor was directed
to contract with John Dean to build four
foot culvert under East Front-street, at
Hambleton's ship.ysrd.
Also to contract with P. G. Bonte & Co.
to build five foot culvert under East Front
street, at Vance-street.
The bids for paving Brown's-aliey were
opened and laid on the table.
The contract for bowldering Hatters' -alley
from Race to Elm-street was awarded to
Joseph Brophy for paving Bard-alley from
Liberty to Oliver street, to the same; for
paving sidewalks on Pierson-street, to Emert
Elfering.
On motion, adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

HARVEST HONE FEsTIvAL.-Amid the ex-
cite ment Of war our citizens should not omit
the opportunity to while away pleasant hour
or so at Pixies. They will be made wiser
and better by relaxation, and in this most
delightful melange of song, scenery, music
and dancing, all the senses will be gratifed.
Mr.. Gest has brought forward much that is
novel and beautiful, and has exhibited taste
and judgment that must rebound to his profit
and popularity; but in this presentation of
the charming, classic and beautiful, he has
outdone himself The marches, dances,
groupings, flowers and music, with hundreds
of bright, happy children and charming girls,
are exquisite. Not the least remarkable fea-
ture is the excellence of their discipline and
accuracy Of movement. The Maypole tab
leaux is alone worth the time and money;
the songs are sweet and appropriate.
The gymnastic performances were quite
wonderful. The classic part of the pro-
gramme is sufficient in attractiveness and
| merit for wel-spent evenings entertain
| ment. 1t consists of q series of tableaux, on
an immense revolving table; and all who
witnessed the exquisite performances of the
| Kellers will be astonished at the perfection
brought about by Messrs Gest & Noble in
so short time, with new and inexperienced
people. The Seasons" is a touchpgly
beautiful poem the death of Priam" q
thrilling picture. There are two tableaux
portrayiDg the defense and Death of So
crates" also most admirable. We recog-
nized several old acquaintance among the
corps of artists, as the pretty Masons, Mrs
Hill, Reid, Mehep, and others. Space will
not permit details, but we commend the
"Harvest Home Festival as all the bills cal
for, and altogether admirable. An entirely
new and beautiful series of tableaux arr
in preparation, and the programme il
changed nightly.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07
TCoMMUNICATED.I

TO he Editors Of The Dai7y Press'
would call the attention of your readers
to the "Country Laundry" advertised in
another column. That it is in the country,
is one of its chief attractions. All are not
aware as to how much greater perfection
work can be done where the water is always
pure, the air free from dust and smoke, and
the grass clean. Besides, it is under the su
pervision of thorough and experienced
laundress, and is giving eminent satisfaction
to its numerous city patrons. The polite
lady at No. l94 West Fourth street will at.
tend to orders and give reference,
j. A PATRON,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

LIEUTENANT TSLEMMER-Lieutenan Slem-
mer left this city few days ago to Join the
army in Western Virginia. He has been ap-
pointed Colonel of the Thirty.Sixth Ohio
Regiment, which is under the command of
General Rosecrans. The members of the
Thirty-sixth will certainly be satisfied with
the appointment as their commander of a
man SO well and favorably known in the his
tory of this war
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PROBATE COURT.

7. S. Fullam, administrator Of Veramus
Walker, Us. NJ. Snyder, assignee. A motion
to Judge Paddock TO set aside a former order
OF Court directing Snyder to sell the property
of decedant to pay debts, the administrator
conteDdiDg that he is the party.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-A writ of habeds corpus
was sworn out, alleging the illegal detention
of Frank Hoeffer, in Colonel A. s. Piatts
Zouaye Regiment.
RELEASED ON BAIL.-Mary Regau, COM
mitted by magistrate in default of bail, to
keep the peace, gave security in bond for
$780, and was released.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07
LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

RooM No. 1--Before Judge Cdrter.--No.
22,lls.-Benj. F. Strader and others Us Elliot
II. Tendleton and others. A judgment for a
deed was entered, and an order appointing a
guardian dd item. r
No. was kept open to have witnesses
sworn to testify before the Grand Jury. The
number sworn up TO the adjournment Of the
and ninety.hve; of these fifty were sworn
yesterday. One hundred and seventy have
been admitted to the Grand Jury room and
examined.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

IT is A FACT-You can get pair of mems
kip boots for ST. 35 or a pair of women's
heeled CATERS for sixty FIVE cents, or a pair
of boys boots for 81; or apair of boys bro
gans for sixty five cents; or pair of wo-
mems kid Congress heeled CATERS for ninety
cents; or a pair of children's copper-tpped
shoes tor forty cents pair, at the original
cheap shoe store, 325 Central avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

German who works in the candy factory of
MIR. Fisher, on the corner of Sixth and Wal
nut. streets, was badly scslded by large
quantity of the heated fluid which was &C
cidentally spilled upon his head and should
ers. DR.. Ludlow was called upon, and ap.
piled the remedies usual in such cases, but
the mans life was at latest accounts dis.
paired of.
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lBy Telegreph.l
Navx YOrk Stock Market.

N.w YORK, September 6.-Stocks have
aoaip advanced with fair business Chicago
and Rock Island, 445s; Galena and Chicago
69X Illinois Central Scrip, 6S14 Michigan
Central, 421l; Erie, 2516; Pacific Mail, 7s1<i
Cleveland and Toledo, 3OA Cleveland, Co
lumbus and Cincinnati, 95 Michigan South
ern, l414; Hudson, s3A New York Central,
741s; California Sevens, 62; Tennessee Skies.
"A; Missouri, 44A New York State Skies.
~, lO21I; Do. Fives, IA, 1922 Treasury
Skies, 9s9s; Do. Twelves, l0li United States
Skies, '68, 'ss, 49, 95N Do. 81, (Oouponsl,
80; Do. (Registeredl S9H.
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Letter from washington,

Great Preparations for n Graud "Reoep'
tion" Of the Rebels-Beauresard and hts
TFaitOrous COmpeers An Item Concern
Ina BOuthern Prices Current : General
Mcclellan Com mpiImentsWestorn Troops =
Peace-Meetings In Connecticut--FcmnIe
"Maip' Carriers in Trouble
ms TO Whether We are Gelng TO Attnck
or bc Attacked, &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

EN- ROUTE FoR WAsHINeToN.-A number
of Surgeons lett this city on Thursday, bound
for Washington, whittier they had been sum-
mond by an imperative order from the
War Department. 1t is to be hoped they will
have little to do among our ranks.
One hundred and fifty horses were sent to
Washington, yesterday, for the use of the
Army,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

AN EXCELLENT Recommendations B.
Webb, who was with the Second Ohio Regi-
ment at Manassas, has received the appoint
ment of First Lieutenant in one of the COM
panies attached to Fremont's body-guard.
This is an excellent selection.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COUNTERS, GLASS
CAsEs, &o.-This morning at nine o'clock
Cooper & Stokes, auctioneers, sell the furni-
ture Of a family declining house Keeping
also two large counters glass cases &c, at
their auction rooms, No. IA East Fourth
ofraat
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

II FRANKLIN W SOLOMON, WELL l6IILL
LIE TR Before O II. Hanselman, ]. r. OF DIN.
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio on the
22d day Of July, 1861 said Justice issued an order OF
against the property and effects Of solomon Weller
for the sum Of fifty zone dollars aud thirty seven
as such garnishees and said cause Is adjourned for
trial the nth day Of september ls6l 9t 2ei9ck
A. M. L. n. FRANKLIN.
cincinnati, August ., 1851. aus-sTu
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

ANOTHER LECTURE BY GENERAL MITCHELL.
General Mitchell delivered another lecture
on the defenses of the city, at Smith & Nix
on's Hall last night to large audience. In
accordance with his request, however, we
withhold his remarks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

AT Chicago, yesterday, the offerings OF Tx
change were light, and holders were generally
firm at N0h per cent. premium. Currency
was in good demand and moderate supply.
Gold was rather more plenty; the selling
rates being IzC9A per cent. premium.
At st. Louis, Exchange and Gold contin-
ues to be held at TO 7@7H per cent. prem.
for Bsnkable Funds.
The Democrat of Thursday says:
ut appears that the Money of the branch
of the Farmers Bank at Liberty, No, has
been brought to this city and deposited with
the Merchants Bank for safe keeping. II is
reported that JEFF. Thompson did get $50 900
of the Branch Bank at Charleston, Mo-,
though the first statement of the theft was
contradicted."
The following relative to the New York
Money market, and the subscription to the
National Loan, is from the Times of Thurs.
day:
1.-THE excitement in the popular subscrip-
tion to the National Loan is on the increase,
and the Sub Treasurer and his assistants to-
| day, found it physically impossible to
! promptly execute the labor incident TO the
numerous subscriptions rendered through
this forenoon. Mr. Cisco has, therefore, ap-
piled to the Executive Committee of the AS
socisted Banks for some means of relief in
counting and receipting for the Specie tend
cred at his Office in payment of these sub
| scEptions. The amount paid in to day is
| over 100000, in every variety of subscrip-
tions from $50 to 100000 each. Not the
least gratifying circumstance connected
with this movement is the high degree of
patriotic feeling manifested by the subscrib-
ers to the TOgnN -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

PALACE GARDES.-Joe Fish, the indie.
fatigable, immortal, Ubiquitous and popular
proprietor of this amusement for the million,
takes benefit tonight. A host Of volun-
teers and an immense bill is on the cards.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD.-Samuel L. Cor
wine Esq, late City Clerk, is a candidate for
County Recorder, subject to the decision of
the Union Convention. Mr.. O. is we'll known,
and during the time he filled the office of
City Clerk gave universal satisfaction.
There is no doubt but he unites 10 himself
the qualifications of honesty, ability and
fidelity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-William Dudley,
a young man, son of Colonel Dudley, Chief
of Police, died night before last at about
twelve o'clock from injuries received in the
afternoon of the day previous. He was at
tempting to climb over the fence in front of
Ine 6apusC Gnurcn on Nlntn street, when
of the sharp iron pickets, which penetrated
his abdomen, causing his death in few
hours afterward.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

To THE SIXTH REGIMENT.-Wa Washington
Armstrong, Deputy-Sheriff, leaves for the
head quarters of the Sixth Regiment, on
Monday morning. Letters left at this office
or at the Sheriff's Office, will be duly de-
1ivarad
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

TEE Place. Remember W. W, Werps
auction.room, l54 Main. street, is the head
quarters for boots and shoes. Don'tbuy them
in the regular way when you can get them
at less than the cost of making. He sells on
commission and regardless Of cost.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

RHYMES FOR THE Times
Who sells the best of boots aud shoes,
Of any kind that you may choose?
Why, BARBOUR.
And for one dollar, CATERS sell,
With silken cores that wear right we'll
Nobody but BARBOUR.
Mems CATERS also for one dollar and half,
With nice goat tops and the rest are calf.
All of which are to be found at Barbours,
No. lao West Fifth-street, three doors west oi
Race
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

THE GOVERNMENT LoAN.-We learn from
the Collector at this point that $4,000 ofthe
Government loan had been taken in this
city yesterday morning, and that nego-
tistions for q large amount are now being
made,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

CAVALRY CoMPANY.-A squad of Captain
Norton's Cavalry Company, was mustered
into service at Camp Dick Oorwine, day be-
fore yesterday, and others will be mustered
in to- day. A few more recruits are wanted
at No. 81 East Third street. Those who
wish to go with good Company should en-
lfst
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THE DAILY PRESS.
DAY Y......,.~,..-.nmmsEPTEMBRR J
City News.

PERSONAL Hon. Joseph Holt arrived in
this city yesterday, and took rooms at the
"Spencer House.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

COMPANY NOTICE The members of Cap
tain O. B. Hunts Cavalry will meet at the
Hall to-day at two P. NJ, to be measured for
uniform after which they will 60 to st.
Louis,
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BOARDING.

lpOAR ARnING-Familes and single gentlemen
koadwsy Une single room can be had se6.b%
DOARlING-Two gentlemen can be accom-
mOdsted with board and O comfortable room.
ppy at 1871 Longworth-st. se7-bf
or three gentlemen can be
A = accommodated a with room and board. Also,
Nv day bnaTders, By applying at 40 West Fourth,
htpeen Elm and Plum SITS. se7-b'
tROERDISG-A gentleman and wife, or two
4 , gentlemen can obtain board with pleasant
com, in fine location at reasonable rates. Inquire
269 Seyenth.st. se7-bF
BOARDING. "A nice front room for rent, with
ID beard to q gentleman and wife; also, few
u gle gentlemen can be accommodated There are
tew boarders. Apply at I64 Elm-st, se7-bT
Z .1OARDING-Pleasa front rooms, suitable
: u for families or single gentlemen, with first
as board, Prices moderate. Apply at No. 100
~ 1gworth, st., corner of Central av. se6-d"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

YARKEE NoTIoNs.--This humorous month
" for October the Home JOHrnaL New York
Clipper and Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, for
this week, can be had at Lewis's, No 20 West
Sixth. street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07
Medical Disease.

ALL THE VARIOUS. DISEASES OF
pies, and a cure guaranteed. mechanical con,
hiVaI CO for the Prevention of Pregnancy and all
Diseases of the Sexual Organs can be obtained on
the receipt, BY mail, Of 81. Address Box l,944,
Qincinnhii p. o. aulb. cmt
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Letter from Frankfort, KY.

The FeelinG In Franlfort-The Governors
nIsssaGa, and How IL was Received
Strong Resolutions Of the MaGohln style
Presented in the House Of Repreaenta-
tfvpa
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Help Me to Sacrifice I

WNOR BALANCE OF THIS THIS SEAS0NI, ALL. II.
MEET, in job lots for cash, at $50. per bundle.
Larger lots still lover only y,gTs 2 fe y lefti
SO Vine.street
I'VE a. "a INK HFRRI ae3-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

A correspondent of the Baltimore Anseri-
can, writing from Grantsville, Nd, says that
the firing At Bull Run, on the 2lst Of July,
was heard at that place, q distance Of over
oce EuIdrsa miles.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

THIs morning at nine o'clock j. Graft &
Kohl sell at No. 40 East FOurth-street lot
of furnituTei also a counter and barr fix
lures &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

Mrs. HANOVER, 100 Fifth. street, is re-
ceiVing seasonable millinery goods, Motto
"Quick sales and small prO6ts."
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.AuCTION SALES.

TCTION sALE-BY SMITH &wILLIAms,
I'm, Nos - and % East Third-street -Regu.
Il Sale Of Furniture, Dry Goods &c, az Auction
n SATURDAY MORNING. September Z, at
Il6ck, at our Auction rooms, ~ aud Id East
! Ind st, will be sold a quantity of Dry Goods,
i ,bDg, &C. .-
At 10 o 'ciock-A large and general assortment OF
sw and second. hand Furniture.
lSa "a pOstive. Terms cash.
~ SMITH q WILLIAMS, Auctioneer5.
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LOST.

= OST-DOG-on the 9th inst, small, black
n IRst tarrier Dog, with long ears. suitable
Ieward will be paid By leaving It at NO. leS west
court street. so.-D
- OaT-On Friday morning, the 9TH, new
marked on the inside The finder Will De rewarded
hv leaving ii al 23S Ninth. st., west OF Linn,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-07

CAvALRY.-See Captain Ohamberlain's call
for a few more. men to complete his company.
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REMOVALS.
CITY ADVNRTIsNMENTs

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
IN Germ Notice is hereby given that there are
pending before tie City Council Of the city of Gin
cinnat the following Ordinances, to-wit:
To ettablish the grade of Richard street, from
Addy. alley to point one hundred and thirty-three
(l33) feet north
street TO q point one hundred and fifty (l50) feet
east.
To grade and pave Addy ALLEY, from Race street
to a point one hundred and ffty (l50) feet east
To grade Barnard. street, from the west line OF
Brighton street to Division street.
To grade Barnard street, from Harrison. avenue
to the west ride of Brighton street.
To grade, pave cutters, aud macadami2e Browne
street, from Brownies east to his west ii oe.
To grade, pave cutters, and maoadamiZe Auburn
street, from the north line of Central avenue to a
pent seventeen hundred and forty Q74O) feet south
of north corporation. line.
To grade, pave cutters, and macadamize Auburn
street from north cOrporatoninet to the north line
of Central-avenue.
twice read laid the table, and the Clerk instruct
ed to give four weeks notice of the pendency OF the
same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount oi
damages claimed, within two weeks after the eX.
pration of the time required for the publication OF
| ouch notice. when the same will be taken up tor
aulS.x GEO. NJ. CASEY, City CLERK.
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STRAYED.

SToLEN-S5 REwARD-on
~ MOI day night, a brown.and. white COW, with
shite star on the forehead; ALSO calf same color
Is COW, Any one returning them to M1OHAEL
WALSH, Hamilton and Dayton railroad. crossing,
sixth. st., will be rewarded. sec b.