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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN TESEEssEE-A Ne
gro Commits Murder and is Hanged - A
gentleman from the DeighborhOOd of Saun-
oetsvilie. Sumner County, gives the Nash
willie GOzette the particulars of a horrible
and bloody tragedy, which occurred last
Saturday morning, in that vicinity. Wm.
@. Moore and One of his Sons were endelV.
orirg TO cOufine a refractory negro MAJ.
The negro resisted them, and being armed
With a large knife, assaulted first the elder
Moore, cuttiug his throat causing a CHASTITY
wound, which produced death in a few
minutes. He was barely able to reach his
dwelling, and died in the arm of his wife.
The muTderous villain also assaulted the
son of his master, Doc. Moore, inf'ctiug
serious wounds upop his person. AT first
it was thought the injuries Of the young
man would prove fatal, but it is supposed he
will recover. The negro fled, but was i'm
mediately pursued, aud sfCer being twice
shot, was captured. He was then huug TO a
tree unril life was extinct, and his dreadful
crimes fully expiated. The murderOu5 as
ssult was committed at ten o'clock OF Sat
urdsy morning and at Que o'clock that
afternoon the perpetrator was in his grave
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

TYPOGRAPHICAL EHRoR.-Iu our Council
report, yesterday, we quoted Mr.. Noble as
saying that be didn't care about going to
Jail for contempt of court, at the present
time, as be had some horticultural business
to attend to during the present week. This
was a y geographical error, and should have
read particular business. The mistake, how
ever, was not 20 great after all, as Mr.. N. is
very assiduously cultiva'iug acquaintance.
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EOA LEASE.

TOR LEASE-A delightful country seat of 5
acres; neat cottage of 6 rooms, stable, fruit,
EhIubbery, sheds, cisterns, &c; 8 miles from CITY.
Iull particulars at General Agency, 6S
West Third st. phIe.fso
VNOR LBASE-LAND-For q term of years, a
= tract offs acres Of rich Land, with a large dou-
PIE frame Dwelling-house, situated, one mile from
the fitth-street Ferry. boat Landing will be
rel ted low to a good tenant. SAMUEL A SAR-
GENT, northwest corner Of Fifth and Walnut
streets. mh2s.c
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THE FREECH Empress A RELIGIoUs Mono
MARIAC.-The Empress Eugene is in a state
OF perpetual terror about the condition of
her soul Her mind is lettering. At one
en- she is for setting out on a pilgrimage
20 the Holy Land III another she is absorbed
in all the mysteries of spirit. rapping; then
the Emperor 6uds her 10 a state OF nervous
sffecuon, AS il life we're an absolute burden
To her. The priests have told her that Prov
ideuce has assigned to her a grand role IL
was Tor this that she was rescued in thai ter
rible hour of agony, when It became a
question whether The Cessrien operation
must not be- performed, and it is for this she
lives at the present hour. But the poor SOU
is fairly bewildered with all that is told her
ard while she loves the Emperor and her
little child with her whole strength, she is 10
doubt whether she ought not TO desert b1th,
throne and all, for the sake Of the sacred
Vicar Of Christ.
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REMARKABLE DI-sPPEARAECR AND RzAP
OF AN INSANE WIFE.-The Fort
Nsyue (lD0.) inns relates a curious story
of an insane German woman, named RADIUS,
who some years since jumped from the Oh I'D
story of the Insane Hospital, at indianapolis,
and who, after a long search, was given up
for dead. About two years after the sup
posed death OF bis insane wife, RADIUS mar
ried again, but q few nights ago the first
wife entered bis residence, She was accom-
pauitd by a young child which had been
born after she became insane, and after she
escaped from the asylum Of her wander
inRs she had but au indistioet recollection.
She remembered having waded through
swamps and woods Dutil she came 10 a
steamboat upon which she got, and finally
found herself 10 Buffalo, where a physician
took charge of hey and succeeded 10 curing
her. What the upsbot Of the present state
of affairs will he, it is difficult TO surmise.
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THE LoEewoRTH. STREET OUTRAGE. - Mr..
Moore, the victim of the Longworth-s street
outrage, is somewhat easier, and hopes are
entertained of his recovery. The ball did
not lodge in his brain, as stated yesterday,
but a little below it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

County MAT1ERs.-The County Commits
s%ioners, at their regular session yesterday,
received a communication from A N. Rid
die, representing the necessity of proceeding
Immediately with the construction of the
culvert over Riddle Run, on the Bates.road
Laid over.
Mr.. Ridgway being still detained away by
sickness, no other business was transacted.
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THIRD WARD PoLITIcs.-At a meeting of
the Republicans and others of the Third
Ward who are in favor of the Union, the
Constitution and the enforcement of the
laws, held Thursday evening, 29th inst,
James Mcdonald was elected President, and
@. W. Ramsdale Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be to elect Challenging and Raj
lying Committees, and to make arrange
ments for conducting the election Monday.
Challenging Committee-John Rain,
Lewis Autenheimer, Adam Schumacher,
Philip Freyer, James Bracken, U. Teut
smith, William Clark, Chas. Jacobs, @. W.
Ramsdale, Fred. Bloom.
Rallying Committee-Jaeob Fraker, J.
Knarr, d. Bowie. Jas. Snyder, H.. Knarr,
Jas. Sovereign, H. Pidman, H. Armsted,
Jacob Weaver, Joshua Robinson, VIM
Diehl, Jas. Hampton, w. s. Hyndman, Jas
Allen, Geo. Slater, Geo. Grotius, II. Mand-
Ter, Jno. Gerhart, David Williams, George
Boeger, Jacob Howe, James Troy, George
Pirman, P. Kauther, Conrad Corb, Jno.
Fletcher, Chas. Dorne, H. Dalninger, Louis
Mallck, Thos. Jones, Louis Mehner, Jno.
MAINS, P. Snyder, Geo. Grapevine, Jno
Berberish, G. Booney, Tbos. Schenman, Jno
Hood, D. Michael, Jacob Waggoner, W. o
Williams.
On motion, adjourned to meet at Peters's
Hall Saturday evening.
JAS. MCDONALD, President.
G, w. RANsDALE, Secretary.
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE-The
Republican Executive Committee, last night,
appointed NJ. jacob a Committee to make
arrangements for q Republican meeting to
be held at W~orking-men's Hall, on Saturday
evening next. Candidates are requested to
attend
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LADIES, you can have stitching, fine tuck
ing end all kinds If sewinl done for one aud
two cents per yard, at No. l6 East Fourth.
street. Shirts made to order for fifty cent:
ON sewing-mschine. 2S-e
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ARREST OF ANOTHER OF THE C~oNFEDER-
ATEs.-Richard Creary, a confederate of the
gang whose arrests we noticed in our last,
was taken into custody last night. He is
believed to nave been connected with Leary
and Mccarthy, in the CentraLavenue bur-
plarv
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKINe.-Mrs. e. J.
Thomas has succeeded to the dress-msking
business, heretofore conducted by the Misses
Baird, and has located near the old stand, at
liz West Fourth. street, opposite Shillito Il
Co.'s. She is skillful in all that appertains
to dress and must please all who ~patronize
hnr
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-The police
yesterday succeeded in finding about $3.50 of
the goods stolen from Perry & Co., on Gen.
tral. avenue, on the 25th ult. They had been
pawned at different pawnbrokers' establish
ments, principally at Lippmann's.
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POSTAL Recommendations. L. Camp,
formerly of this city, has been appointed
Postmaster at Dixon, Lee County, III.
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EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUErITURE, BUaGV
AND SATY.-Jpooh Graf & Kohl sell, this
morning at nine o'clock, at their store, No.
Is East Fourth. street, an assortment of good
furniture, fire. proof safe, buggy, &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29

ACTIVITY OF WARD PoLITIoIAEs.-Ward
politicians are more active this year than
usual. This is probably attributable to
some indications of dissatisfaction with
certain arrangements in reference to the
city ticket.
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SHERIFF's SALEs.-Col. Taylor, Deputy
Sheriff, disposed of the following real estate
yesterday, to satisfy executions:
Tract of % acres of land, to be taken off
of ]. A. Corry's farm, commencing at the
intersection of the Cincinnati, Lebanon and
Springfield Turnpike, and subdivided into
Z lots, and valued as follows:
Lots l and 2, at 5000 per acre; lot 8, at
$3.50 per acre lot A, at $500 per acre; lots
8, 6 and I, at $500 per ucre; all sold to John
Bates, at two-thirds of the appraised value.
Two lots, 20 by rs feet each, north side Of
Burrows. street, between Race and Elm,
appraised at $1,000 each, and sold to Jona-
than L. Woods, for 81, O66 81 each.
Farm of AZ acres, north. west quarter Of
section 30, township 3, first entire range,
valued at $72 per acre, and sold to Daniel
Isgrigg, at SAB per acre.
Lot of q acres, in Green Township, in
northeast quarter of section sc, township
2, valued at 50, 500, and sold to J. H. Schro.
egman, for $I,666 II.
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THIS morning, at mint o'clock, ]. Graf &
Kohl sell at their store, No. Is East Fourth
street, a large quantity Of furniture; also,
two pianos, an excellent buggy, and a Halls
fire proof, cost 1925.
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POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday was an unu-
aually busy day in the Police Court, not less
than forty-three cases being disposed of in
ZONE shape.
E. L. Lewis, for keeping a gaming house.
NolIe entered by the Prosecuting Attorney.
John Nierney, burglary, held over in the
sum of 81, 900 for his appearance at the
Court of Common Pleas.
John Leary, John Mccarthy, Theodore
Boner, Peter Brophy, Lyman Robb, John
Snow, Edward Dolan, Silas Boner, sus-
pected of being engaged in the recent bur-
glaries, were committed till Saturday on q
charge of vagrancy, and in the mean time
parties who have suffered from depredations
can nave an opportunity to identify them.
Leavy and McCarty, having already been
identified with the Central avenue burglary,
were held over in the sum of 81, 900 each, on
that charge.
Edward Dolan was likewise connected
with a larceny, and was committed on thai
charge.
John O'Neal and W. D. Morgan, confed.
crates of the above, were committed till Mon
day on a charge of vagrancy.
The remaining cases were of a trifing
nature.
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a UCTION .SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT &
IN BOBB Excellent Furniture, at Auction
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April3, at 9 o'clock,
will be sold, at No. 3Ql West Third street, be-
ture Of a family, viz ., Parlors-hai cloth sofa, do.
chairs, etaeere, marblectop center-table, rocking
ments, mating, three-ply carpet, 80 hall oil
cloth, stair and. entry, carpets, dining .%sxteusi, N
table, oak breakfast table, oak chairs, dining and
tea ware, glassware, casters, &c.; chamber set OF
oak, bedsteads, marble top dressing bureau, do. in
closed waehstand, walnut set, French bedstead,
marble-top dressing bureau, do. do. washstand, re:
Ginning lounge, chairs, tables, cottage bedsteads,
toilet sets, carpets, window shades, choice feather
beds, bolster s and pillows, cotton and shuck mat
tresses, new comforts, Marseilles quilts, &c cook
ing stove and fixtures, ice.chest and kitchen fur
nituIe. Also, u first-rate seveu.octave piano forte,
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
ming No. IL Fast Fourth st.
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PATTERSON has just received 1900 HS-
ana Oigsrs-the celebrated Figaro Britain
nicas. Lovers of the weed will please take
notice. CSC
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a UCTION SALE-BY Wells & MILES,
"A Ssles-room 25 Pearl-st.-Stapl and Fancy
Dry Goods, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Boots and
Shot at Auction. On Friday MORNING, March
90, at nine o'clock, a general assortment of fresh
reasonable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons
and Shauls.
An invoice of Table and Pocket Cutlery,
CarveTs and Trays.
ALSO-I5O cases and cartons Boots, Shoes. Bro
ganE, &c. mh25
A UCTION SAIE-By JACOB CRAFT &
IA Cod Furniture, Piano, Buggy, &c
FblDAY March p, at o'clOcE, will be
sold at Auction, at our store, No. 1S East Fourth
street q large quantity Of household furniture
piano, buggy, &c. JACOB CRAFT, Auot r.
A UCTION sALE-BY KELLOGG d WILL
IN lAMS- Sales-roOms Nos. % aud 24 East
Third st Pawnbruker's Sale of Gold aud Silver
" atcbes, Diamond Rings and Pins, Jewelry and
Chains. ClU;hing, silk Dresses, Books, Dental and
Druggist Instruments, Gunt, Pistols, &c &c.-On
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March % and 29, will
be sold at our Auction rooms, Nos ID aud "a East
Third St., on THURSDAY MORNING, at 9 O'Clock,
and continue until all are sold, the following Goods,
viz: Gold and Silver Watches, the largest assOrt-
ment We have ever offered Diamond Pms and
binRs, Jewelry and Chains 2SS bundles OF ! aides
aud Cent? Wearing Apparel; l9 volumes Medical
Books, 4 volumes church Music; ! Laid & Webster
Sewing machine; Guns and Pistols, with a variety
OF other Goods.
Ihe above Goods are the best lot v over offered,
and worthy the attention Of those wishing to pur-
chase.
mh25 KELLOGG WILLIAMS. Aucrs.
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The citizens of Charleston, S. c., are
famous for their longevity. Natural enough;
for, as the old saw runs, a fool never dies.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
CEINED al the Office of the Board Of City I'm
u9til niue O'Clock A Al of FelDA5
hand burned paving brick, On n bed Of clean saud
four inches deep, The sidewalks GU Hipth-stroet,
from hBrTiet-stI' ct 10 A point 3il 'eet west
Each bio TO be accompanied by two sureties. Bid.
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received. BY order of the Board.
mh26-tt CHAs BALLANJE, Clerk,
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Resolr ed: That the prayer Of the petitioners be
RIRrted, upan hiing With the Git Clerk a plat Of
The above de cIibed p pertf, aud the Gity CLERK IL
hereby Ci,ected Ia advertise the same, IN Accord
ance With tho pruyisions OF the Ordinance upon the
sui. CT # BlOCkto Squares.
Done at the CUurcI, Chamber, in the city Of Gu
Gil matt, this tweHty-.tventh day of March, IN the
year eighteen hundred aud sixty one.
JOHN y. TORkENUE. President.
Attest: SAM T. CORwnSE, City Clerk. mh19-o
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a UCTIOH SALE-By s. G. HUBBARD, at
IA Trade Sales;rooms, p West Eihh st up. stairs:
Auction.-On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN.
INGS, March Is and ~, at 7 O'Clock, will be sold by
catalogue, a large and valuable collie ction of pOpu.
lar and STANDARD Miscellaneous Works, Cap, Letter
and Eote-paper, Envelopes, &c &c.
N. b. Catalogues are published, and the Books
are now open for examination.
mh2s-b S. G. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
Times copy,1
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A UCTION SALE-BY G.. BRAsHEARs &
N LAWS Sales-rooms, Nos 80 and 50 Main-st.
Special Sale of Liquors at Auction -NiBety Cases
LIQUORS, Ter order Of Executors. -We will sell, on
EklDA1 MORNING, March 20, at 81 Msin.5t.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, at 9 O'Clock, 90 cases Liquors, the
stock, and TO DO sold to settle an estate by order Of
executors. Those Liquors, we are assured, are as
represented, and worthy the attention Of buyers, as
every lot will he sold.
Terms of sale-Cash.
They can be examined the day previous to sale.
Six cases Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. l.. d. Cognac ;
Jhorndike private stock, vintage 1910.
Cognac vintag &C 1916.
-Four cates J. 4 f. Martell London Dock Cognao /;
&c X. q Co., vintage 1910.
-Four cases pinet, COstillon 6 Co, Pale CoRnac (;
Thorndike private stock, 1910.
Five cases Roy al Wine Oompany's Port Juice, No.
56i Thorndike private stock, 1858.
Three boxes Critteu den Golden Sherry Thorn
dixie private stock, 1898.
deira ThOrndike private stock, 1910.
Five boxes Duff, Gordon & Co g Cabinet Pale
Sherry Thorpdike private stock, 1S4l.
Five boxes La Caste Cap de Pen Brown Sherry;
vintage of 1888. 80
Five boxes J. J. Yriate's choice Old Brown Sher-
ry vintage of 1925
Three boxes Harmony Brown Sherry, ex ship
Comet; 1850.
Five boxes John Ramsay's Islay Scotch Malt
Whisky distilled lsIs.
Six boxes IIigh, Malt Whisky distilled by t. 4
II. Wise, North Wall, Cork.
Five boxes. Rynbeude & Zonen Scbeidam Gin,
Rotterdam H. q. O., 1870.
Five boxes Rynbende & Zonen Scheidam Gin,
Rotterdam, quart jugs.
Five cases Cream Of the Valley Gin, Smith & Co.
Six cases HIiller's Old Whisky.
Two cares Old Jamaica Rum, London Excise.
mh27 G, BRASIEAKS a LAWS. AuCtiOnepra.
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PROBATE COURT.

The will of Patrick Quinn was prohsted.
Exceptions to the account of D. u. Kings,
nc administrator, were overruled.
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A UCTION SALE-BY G. ~BRASHEARS 4
N LAWS-Sale rooms Nos. 50 and 50 Main St
Undergriter's Sale of Star Candles, Mackerel, Lii
gu, rs, Printer g. Ink and Hardware, at Auction
We will tell, on SATURDAY MORNING, March
30, at 9 O'Clock, Damaged Goods, from. wreck of
steamer QuapAw, sold for account Of Underwriters,
consisting of Star Candles, Spiced Oysters, Sch napps,
Soap, Cheese, LIQUORS, Hsroware, &C. Terms c ssh.
mb29 G. RS & LAWS, Auct'rs.
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A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB CRAFT &
"A kOHL.-Sales:room No. Is East FouIth,st:-
EHTnltnfe az AueiI1n,-09 SAIghDAf nORN1
Richn ond-st between Central. av. and John.st.,
the Furniture Of a family, Viz: Hair cloth Sociable,
Pictures, rosewood Btdstead, do Dressing bureau,
Dc. Wash.stand, Chairs, oak Extension-table, do.
Sidehoard, do. Chairs, SOfa-iounge, Wiudow-shades
Clock, Dining and Tea ware, Glass ware, Brussels
aud other Carpets, Feather, beds. &C; Cooking
stove and apparatus, and Kitchen Furniture.
mh29 LAOOB RACE. Anctinnaar.
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SEALED Pc OPGsALs WILL he RE

SEALED Pr OPUSALs WILL BIZ BE
- CklNED at the Office OF the Board ct CITY I'm
provements " Ill nire o'ol'ck A NJ Of Fad AY,
ApEll o, 1861 for TePradipg and paving, with good,
hard burned, paviI s brick, o. a bed of ci6a sand
four inches deco, the sidewalk on the east side of
street,
Each bid to be accompanied by two s~ureties. Bid
dors 20 use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
BY order of the Board.
nb26t tt CHAS. BALANCE, CLERK,
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SEALED PKNPOsALs WILL BE I'M

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVkD at the office of the Board of City Inn
provements " til nihe O'Clock a. M Of FRIDAY,
April 8, lh6l, kr regarding and paving CTaNen-al-
ley. from Eighth street to Ninth street, as follows :
degrade, set cuTbs, and furnish new ones where
necessary, ard place a row OF Day tO1, Xenia or IN
diana fiat rocB stone tagging, sixteen hS six iHches
each siGe, forming the CUTTERS with the curb, the
CeI lei betweeG the tagging To he paved with good,
sound buwldef .sione not 'ess than four inches in
depih, on a bed Of clean gravel eight inches deep,
the cuTbs 10 he si0 feer az art at the bottom anu six
ano Il half feet at top Of roadway.
Each bid t. be accompanied by two sureties Bid
ders TO- ue the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
By order of the Board.
n.h2R It Clerk.
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AUCTION sALns.


A LOTION sALR-BY COOPRB 4 STOKES.
son, ESQ, on Ter. Years Credit .-On TUESDAY,
April ?, will be sold At public auction, at / o'clock
i. NJ, on the premises, niDety.nve Lots, between
Central and Western-avs. and Dayton and Bank
Tspmns Of sais-Ops tenth essb. balance IN nine
Annual paynentu, With Interest," Of SIX per cent,
PNap'' fb5FSssesHHfPTToN oF PROPERTY. M
ON oENTRAL-Av.
Square 16-Lots "a and 2si
Square H-Lot 81 feet front. .r.rr#H
En-. " ON W~EgTrnN-AV. U I'LL
Square 10-Lots 4 TO Is, inclusive; .tN
sluare ll-Lots to H. i%nclusiyei
Square Idiot 2.
ON DAYroH-sT.
Square 10 9 and "a;
Square Slots 10 %, inclusive; n
Square 7-Lots 7 TO %, inclusive.
ON BANK. ST.
Square Slots 20 feet front;
Square 4-Lots 2 and 3;
Square 3-Lots 10 and II least Of Freemanl;
Square SLOTS to u, inclusive west Of do.);
Square l0-Lots II to 70, inclusive.
ON ~FREEMAN-sT.
SqJa are 3-Lots and 3.
ON CoLEMAN.sT.
Square Slots | to A, inclusive;
SqIare Slots l to 4 Inclusive.
ON DEEHAN. ST.
Square 5-Lots 5 and 6.
ON GARDEN ST,
Square 3-Lots "a to 2s, inclusive.
The sale will commonce on the corner Of Bank and
Freeman SITS.
Title perfect. A warranteo deed given, clear of
every incumbrance.
Plats Of the property may be had at the store Of
Cooper q Stokes, Auctioneers, ID East Fourth.st.
mh2S COOPER & STOKES, Auctioneers.
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SFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ChlYED Ht The office II the Board Of CitT I'M
prOyementf, urtil nine O'Clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY,
hpfn 8, 1861, for. grazing aud paving, with good,
hard burned paN wing brick, on a bed u cleaa saud
four inches deep, The sidewalks on StOne-s,reet,
from Eli h street to S1 th. street
Zach hid 10 be accompanied By two s~uTetiOs. Bid.
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received
b, oder Of the Board.
mh26 II ChAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
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nrnr1Cr 10 ALL Mnnm rr MAY

" CtkOETk.-NOnoe ia hereby giSsa that there
]; ptndins eefere me Civ Council 2. he oity Of
10 e1tahisb the Grade of Auburn street, from the
north cOrpOration li.e, l,7t0 feet southwsrdiy
In pursuALCe of the law, said Urdi ance Vas
Structed to give four weeks notice of the pendsncy
Of the sADe,
Tho law requires ali claims TOR damages tina may
accrue from said impr, vemeut to be led Ga writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amOuOt o.
fumaKts claimed, within two weeks after the eH-
pirAfiun Of the time required for tho pu ihcatiOn %
dDal action.
mh2y HAM. l.. w 0itW Clark
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
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An ORDINANCE TO BL9eK THE

AN ORDINANCE TO BLOCK THE
- square bounded by -Four teenth, Race and Elm-
streets, AND w shiugtoD square.
To The Honorable he CSty Council Of de CITY of Ofa-
cinHah
Ghe ~ d%ersigned, petitioners, being the owners OF
mo- than two Thirds OF the g ouud Included / a me
tquaIe bouuded ell the north side by FOurteenth-
stItet, az the east side 10y Rnce-strest, on the sJuth
side b. WRshiT gtun Park, aud IN the west side bY
Elu street as shown bY plat hereto anBaXed-r re-
ste,lful peti iOn fer the passage Of an ord rance
10 ptUh. bin the erection ip said square fany BALD
il x, or any addition to any building. mpTe than
twelve Feet high uDless the outer walls theresf be
made Of bIick and mortar, or Of iron aud stone aud
m,rtHr; AID 70 TreVtde for the removal If any
buildings OF additions erectodoontraTy TO such peo-
hibitiOu.