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been taken, either directly or by purchase
'.oIi h.s' hands, tcr permanent, rather than
speculative, use.
The advance on the average awarded
price-which is found to be 30 "A per cent
is already ~ per cent, actual sales, while a
higher rate is demanded by most Of the
speculative holders. OF course the rise is
made more sudden than il would otherwise
have been by the political causes which have
influenced the Stock Exchange generally to-
day. The amount paid into the Sub Treasury
on account Of the Loan to three o'clock this
afternoon is 50, 500, 600. There is not much
said in Exchange on London to. day. The
rates are lO51&@l06 per cent.
= Last weeks statement of the Philadelphia
Banks presents the following aggregate as
compared with the previous week:
Capital Stock, increase $3.50; Loans, de-
crease $l97,2l2 Specie, increase 1878; due
in other Banks, decrease $2l3964; due to
other Banks, increase $9,122; Deposits, de-
crease 26s,977 Circulation, decrease $l4l59
In Baltimore, Boston and Philadelphia,
Monetary matters are quiet and rather easy
at SOLO per cent. for first class Paper.
In st. Louis, business is dull and Currency
in good supply, Eastern Exchange ruling at
515 premium. In Chicago, Currency is
plenty and in moderate demand and East
ern Exchange firm at COZ per cent. pre-
MUM.
In New Orleans, finances are quiet with
little doing in Discounts some prime names
going at l0@l2 per cent. Clear Sterling
rules at lO31z@lO4H; sixty days on New
York 2]6@3 discount, and Sight.checks at
| 1l@5s discount.
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Daily Produce Market,

WEDNESDAY EVENING february 81,
FLOUR-The demand is moderate and nrioes uu.
ehan1ed sale. Of 900 brls at 81 554 60 for super
hpe and "a 1O@5 for extra, and IS 25 for extra
PR0yIsTONs-Ness Pork is frmer, and good
brands c9uotIy sold at 81! first class city brands
quence to be had at the close, except at further
sdya1ee. The sales comprise no hhds. at 7l6c. for
and lO1se, for clear do. Bulk Pork is held more
himly The The sas were s. OoO lbs, to be delivered
anS Re Sc @ Sd e. % SS S for
and 90 bids Shoulders Oh the spot at 64c packed
lgTd TSm2ins dull: sales of tsrces at 96994c
mo[Din&g. & and prices advanced 70 &c.,, but closed
sale. add up l,2OO brls. at l5@t16c the latter rate
GR0C CERIIs--An improved demand for Sugar,
with GALES Of 800 hhds at bls74c H. 100 bags q fl
at l29@l3Ac and 23O brls Moasses, in cypress, al
a%iHifE q t4f LsnaiPg d GOOD demand from
ers il the interior and the market Is firm at 81
a. % for prime red aud 81 O6l 10 for fair to prms
white The demand from the local millers Is light:
GALES Of 200 bushels II prime red at SI e3 delivered
l's09 DO do at 81 %, from store.
cepts, and prices advanced to 3@34c in bu at the
upper and lower cepots. Shelled is in good demand
3Sc. for mixed and white, in bulk; oO0 bus 6eis
MIXED shelled cold at 49c., including seamless bags
OATS-The market is steady with a fair demand
AZ 27fc in bulk sales of 800 bushels in sacks at
RYE-The demand continues moderate at 59@6Oc.
oAhLEI me prlue graues continue in good de-
mand-but inferior samples remain dull we quote
prime fall at 7Ca7Sci prime Canada spring at 7O@
600 bushels IF prime fall at &c., from store s75 do
do do. at zoe, at depot. "
HAY-The market il unchanged and dulI We
quote prime Timothy at SllGl2 per tun in bales on
arrival: Inferior we quote at SOFAS
CHEESE-The market il unchanged and steadv
We quote We tern Reserve at S1sc, Hamburg at &C.,
and EnRlish Dairy at l0hc, ''
BUTTER Choice roll is scarce aud in good d.
mand, hut other grades remain dull. We ouote
choice roll at l4c prime do. at l2@l3c., and COM
APPLES-The demand continues good and the
market rm at 1902 40 per barrel for fair to primo
Northern. r
P0TAT0ES-The market rules firm, with a good
local and shipping demand, at 81 4O9I so per barrel
for prime Neshanocks
kEED- Glover Is unchanged and dull we ouote n
at u 1904 40 the outside rate in the small way from
store. Timothy is held at So $500 20
DRIED APPLES-The market is dull Mt 65c nor
bushel sales of 800 bushels at 7Oo
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ISOLATION



Rainy is the siSyl ~ .....tr H.
Ard the winds are blowing cool
Over the fplashinR pool,
The elayty ooze and the drowned grass,
Are lashing the lengths OF rain as they pass,
Lie scOurges ARainet my window. glass,
With many sonsh and aighi
THOUGH he werlS Is full, and a broad, aud
With nothing but winds, to help me moan,
And nothing but rains, to help me weep.
Ms. heart, like that strange Druidical stone
, hat 10 poised On a. desolate cliff Of Wales,
In It's native midnight, unseen and unknown,
e rocked by passionate gales.
But Of all my sorrows, it 10 most cad
To keep sRhiDg still, IN the dreaTy tone;
" I once had triends-I had-I had l"
Ah, heart TO think that this dark old house
Once echoed With voice and steps m re glad
Than ID ose Of the cricket and the mouse
NJ eyes are tear blinded, but full are my ears
Ofa melancholy sound Of rain
rain upon tho rUof;
TIL dream that all moments which filled the
train
OF many and many departed years,
Arc hurried back at my souls behoof.
On airy bridges bear them cross,
Those numbtrless little tramping feet
Above me they go with rapid beat,
And my heart is OernoWed with sudden
Bweet 49,
Now-now to recover all it's lossl
How-uow- and almost think to meet
The old time glau ces Of laughing eyes,
Till the wind wakes, with its startling sighs,
The thought which never dies
That here sit alone,
Though the world is a full, and a broad and
With nothing but winds, to help me moa1,
hud nothing but rains, to help me weep.
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Analysis OF LIQUOR 5.

GHBMIQAL analysis OF LIQUOR 8.
~ Doctor III. COX offers his services to the citi-
zens Of Cincinnati, and country far aud near, who
may wish to purchase Liquors for medical
All know the importance of having pure Liquors
when required for medical other purposes. Those
who may desire his services for the purpose Of ex-
amiDing any liquors they NAV wish 10 purchase,
can rely on having the qualities and character
thereof accurately tested in accordance with strict
est principles of chemistry Druggists Physicians,
or others who may wish to purchase pure liquors,
and can not make IL convenient 70 visit the city for
that purpose, may order the filling of their bills
through him, aud rest assured that the same sh all
be filed with nothing but pure and unadulterated
liquor, of whatever kind ordered. He purposes
teaching class, or any gentleman who may desire
such instructions, in few lessons how 20 dsorimi-
nate bteweeD a pure and adulteTated article and
how to ascertain the qualities and character Of aRy
of the liquors Of our market
Once and Residence, 49R Central avenue.
Tfa6.cED&W1
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI

= 13,272;-David Gibson, VS.. George Hatch,
plaintiff, on the 22nd day of October 1860, filed bis
eject and prayer @ II Which is to Obtsi Jadsnent
That the said George Hstch az a. pay to the said May
1860, for which lands belonging to piaintia are
the 81 rea sae an
the said Geo.ge Hatch, aud the said Raohel r.
cure the said debt of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of said
shown on the plat of subdivision made by George
Of The Records Of Hamilton County measuring @ URN Is
feet in front, the MOI tn side of Bank street and
int 25 feet in front, the north side Of Hamilton
ali Of lot No. 81 in the %Whits@an Lot, as shown S
on the plat recorded in book No. l5l, page 542,
extending back along the south side of Bank reet,
60 feet; also all Of the lot of ground in Avery q
in FRI Mt the south side Of Dayton street aud ex-
tending back the same width, $50 feet to York
with Bay miller st; also all of the west half Of block
No. 4, as shown on the recoroeu plat made by 3.
west on Denman. street, south on Bank street east
by 70 feet alley, and northwardiy by ground of j..
Also all of the lot of ground in the east half of the
same block No 4 on the same plat, measuring 100
extending back from said street, s5 feet feet
aey the south line being 200 feet north Of aud par
allel to Bank-st Also all the lot of ground in block
No. on the same plat, measuring so feet in front,
on the west side Of FIeemans and extending back
at ZIG ht angles 100 feet bounded south lot
yeyed by George Hatch to A II Smith. Said mort
gage being recorded in book Ne IsO, page sO7, Of
Hamilton County Records and defendant, BacheI
r. Batch, il noufed that unless she answer or de-
to the said petition before the twenty
l23d) day Of April 1861 the same will bo taken as
true, end judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES q JACKSON,
fel7.u Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ARRIXEDI

nM; DAVIS, OF THE CITY OF RUBLIN,
the Deaf removing marks from the face, curin1
Piles and bad sore Legs Hair also Eest9Eed % the
cure Private Diseases in lsSs time than any man Il
the World Ladies, With weeknes. q any kind, call
SUMPTION had better ses the Doctor, as nine easel
out q twelve are mot OoAsnmPtion AZ all, and aFS
Notice 70 the Old Country -people.-Dr,. DAVE
!reats an eases a. be did In Dublin; Once hour
H. patiiaP, N. onee 90 East thIrd, 81, CIasfs.
natl The cause Of DIR. DAvIs's advertising q, be
might be in the oitF years, and the aificte1 mos
asthlne about It, seeing the hundreds OF e1rss K,
eas made In the short tins he has been In tia
~ ...r..- dslI
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Especially Reported for the Daily Press
Cincinnati Horse Narlref

The healthiul tone of the City Horse Mar
ket for the week ending last evening contieued aud
some 22O 70 230 head, az an average of about $50
apiece The supply at the close less thu sn dur.
ing the previous week. but there are still number
q strong az servieeable Horses in the stalls of the
different ttahles. Dealers in good spirits, and
many buyers are Apeoted here next month.
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A RNIINIsTBATEIx's sALE.-t

a UNllNJSTh AThlA'S - IL X s-ON
IN WEDNESDAY, the twentieth day OF March,
1861. at eleven O'Clock A. M. the premises, on
the Hamilton Turnpike, one mile north of Buring-
ton. Springfield Iownship, win be I'D to the high
est bidder the following real estate, the prOoerty
of the estate of ROBERT A. HUNTEh, deceased,
to wit All that tract OF land situated in the north
half Of section IS, town and entire RAJ ge l. in the
Miami Purchase, heing in Springfield Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio bounded on the north by
lands of Cyrus Chadwick and David cameron on
the west by lands Of Samuel Martin aud the Gin
cinDati and Hamilton Turnpike Road; on the
south by a tract OF S7h acres of land set of to
Mary Jane Dter widow Of Robert A. Hunter, de-
ceased. and for her dover in the estate of said
Rot and on the east by the lands Of Henry Val
lette-containing seventy four acres aud sixty
three hundredths. Appraised at S75 per acre
will also offer, at the same time and place, the
said BIZ acres, set of 10 my DOVER as afore-
said, making in all, in said tract, hundred and
twelve l3 loo acres
The property will be sold in one tract, or subdi-
vided into several, to suit purchasers.
Terms Cf Sale-One third cash. balance in one
and two years from the day of sale, with interest
at six per cent. per anDum-the deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises
By order Of the Probate Court of Hamilton
County, made in q cause wherein Mary Jane
Hunter, Administratrix of Robert A Huuter, de.
ceased, petitioner, and George M. Hunter and
others are defendants.
MARY JANE HUNTER, Administrative.
MILLS 4 GOsHoRN, Attorneys. b..
February l9, 1861 fel9-dTu
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MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDTAHsP.
~ OILS, at which place it uniteB CazEz5IzElzlFE.
with railroads for anu from all points gsi551.
In the North and Northwest,
THREE PASsENGES TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of l-ss
on Front; through TO Indianapolis, Terre Hauts
Lafayette and Chicago, In advance Of all othe
routes.
FIRST TRAIN-5.50 A. M.-CHIOAGo MAIL
Arrives at Indianapolis at 1905 A M, Terre Hauta
ct GSe i. M, Lafayette at 2:l0 P. NJ, Chicago q
SECOND TRAIN-9 p. M.-Indianapolis, L.
fayette, Springfield, Quincy, Palmyra and ST. 10
seph Express arrive at indianapolis at 1880 p. n,
Lafayette at 1890 P M Springfield at $40 a N, !,
Quincy at l2;Ss P M, Palmyra at 2:l5 M g
THIRD TRAIN-5:31 p. M.-CniUAGo EX,
PBESS-Arriyes at indianapolis at l2:4s A. n :,
Lafayette at 3:20 A, III Chicago at 1880 A. NJ.
Sleeping-cars are attached to all night trains OF
change OF cars
Be sure you are In the right ticket. ONCE besor
you purchase your tick cts and ask for tickets Vi
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than By any othe
route.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtSiuos
at the ticket-otfces-at the Spencer House, N, "
corner of Broadway and FrOnt-sts. Ne. 4 Burnes
House corner, and at the Depot Office, foot of Mil
st., on Front, v here all Information may he had.
0mnibuEes run to and from each train, and vii
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts Of thu
city, BY leaving address at either Office.
n W. l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
70. r. COTTON, Cincinnati Agent.
no2s H, O, LOBD President
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lBy Telegraph
New York Stock Marker

NEW YORK, February 27.-Stoeks are
active and higher Chicago and Rock Island, 5g4 /;
cleveland and Toledo, 3615 Galena and Chicago,
IS9 illinois Central Scrip, 50 Michigan Southern
4b3s Hudson, 46H Harlem Preferred, 4IA Erie,
Sih New York Central 796 Pacific Mail S7k ;
Michigan Central Rights, lO0; Hudson Third Mort.
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BaIfimoFe MarLraf.

BALTIMORE, February 27. Flour dull and
declined l24c; Ohio and Howard street, IS rs; ex.
tTS, " 625s. Wheat heavy; red 81 25G1I 32 white,
" iOgl co. Corn actiye mi1ed. 656D57o. yellow, 81
Coffee firm at l2F@l3c. Whisky buoyant at 100
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HAMILTON COM MON PLEAS
HA Sarah J. strider vs. Joseph L.. strider mo.
notes thar oH tbe atS aY Of Jspusr fss ths
above complainant filed her petition in the Court
OF common Pleas OF Hapiltln County, Qht9'
ant with gross neglect Of outy, extreme cruelty
any any 4ouhteryP Sno pr3Ys 70 Ds divorced from heT
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit Is now
pending in said Court and unless he, the defend
ant shall oppear on or before the 22d day Of March
next, and show good cause for delay, the same will
be heard in his ABSENCE aRd decree taken therein.
ROB'T MOORE,
fe7.fWS Attorney for Petitioner.
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OITY ADVDRTIsBMuNTs.

NOTICE TO ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ CBHN.-hytioe II hereby given that there are
pending before the CITY Council of tho city Of Cin-
ctnnati, the following OrdiDances to-wit:
Obfo. avenue, from Horizons north line TO q point
go feet southWardiy.
10 RYade, repair and pave, with brick, the side-
walks ON Bauin-street, from Third street to Sixth
street. II -I
To grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
Wake ON the west side Of Pendleton- street, from
Woodward-steeet 10 Liberty. street.
To grade and pave, with limestone, Anderson
alley, from the whitewater Canal north, to ennect
with the present pavement.
In pursuance Of the law. said Ordinances we're
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
sructed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
OF the same.
The law requres all claims for damages thatmay
acci from taid i'm mproyement to be filed in writing
with the Oily Clerk. setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after the oxpir-
ntipu uf the time required for the publication Of
tuch notice, when the same will be taken uP for
fes.dw SAM. L. OOBwINE, City Clerk.
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STATE 0E onI9, HAMILTON COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
= PROBATE COUBT.-No S3l.-Petition to sell
Real Estate John W, MaDn, Admini.trator Of
Robert Tay lor, junior, deceased plaintiff against
Margaret Taylor, ct al, defendants Notice is
hereby given to defendants. John Taylor who re-
aud Martin Tay lor. both Of whom Teside in Adams
County, Illinois; Robert Allen David Allen Will
son Allen and James Allen, minor children of Mary
Ann Allen, deceased, and Seth Allen, their father,
al OF Wh' m reside in Adams County, Illinois; that
j., deceased, has filed his petition iq the Probate
Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition is TO obtain assignment of
dover and an order from said Court sell the tOl-
lowing real estate, towit: All that certain tract of
u acres Of land situate in sections 35 and &c. in the
third tow ship and first fractional range Of town
ships in the Miami Purchase, and being lot known
as No One on the plat Of partition of the estate of
Robert Taylor, senior, deceased, recorded in Book
26l, page llS, Of Hamilton County Common Pleas
Court Records, and being the part set of to Robert
Taylor Junior his share of his deceased fathers
estate, and that said defendants required to
sWeT or demur TO said petition on or before Monday
the LIST day of A pril, A. ls6l decree pro con-
fesso will be rendered against them.
JOHN W. MANN, Administrator.
1ETER I. WILLIAMS, Attorney. fel6-fSa
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MrnTIOE.-PRORATFunuRT OF HAM,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HAaI-
IN ILT0N COUNTY, OHI0.-W. Strau5, Ad-
mDstTator Of the Estate of George Pealer. deceased
Plainiif, Elizabeth Pealer, Andrew Meess, Mar
garet Meeks, GeOrgetta Pealer, John w. Dunham
and James NJ foreman, Defendants Petition to
sell Lands The above Damed Defendants will take
notice that on the tEenty fourth day of January,
A. D. 1851 the said Ado illustrator filed his petition
in said Court alleging that there is personal
tate wherewith to pay the debts and charges Of ad
ministerDg ead estate that he died seized in fee
simple of the following described real estate tO-w
In-lots numbered seventy (7O) and seventy three
(73), in the town Of Reading, situate in the said
county of Hamilton in the State Of Ohio that Eliz-
abeth Pealer, widow Of said decedent is entitled
to dover In the said premises; and that Andrew
Meeks, Margaret Meeks and Georgetta Pealer, as
his hold the next estate of inheritance
therein, and that the said John W. Durham and
james M. Foreman hold mortgage liens against said
premises. The prayer of said petition is for the as
signment of dover to said Elizabeth Pealer and for
sale of said premises, subject to said dover and
mortgage liens, for the payment of the debts and
charges aforesaid. The said ,Petltion will be for
as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
w. y, SPRAUB,
AdmiDistrateT of George Peal0r, deceased.
Cincinnati, January 81, 1861. fe2-d Sat
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sale of valuable Real Estate.

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue Of sn order IF sale directed TO me
tiiion suit pending in said Court, wherein william
Dapfels Is piaihtin, ana JameI Han and others
day OF April ls6l between the hours of ten o'clo k
a ne q Conr 9 1Slois 6 & X d 81 81 S3f 5s az or
Lucas ard State of Ohio, xpose for sale at public
qgho a re 9SWng pg6SPSsr y & First Al
session OF tracts Nos. one and two Of the twelve
angle In tee bed Of the EIaumee River resulting
from the Riparian ownership Of said river tracts
and two. Third The Teversinnary interest in SO
much of the bed of the Wabash and Erie Canal as
passes through said river tracts one and tive,
Fourth All title to so mu h of the middle. ground
in the Maumee River as lies opposite said river
tracts one and two, resulting from tue Riparian
Also, the following real estate, to wit Lot num-
Der ur huu dTed and eighty four (4Si lot number
being the same which is situated the old depot
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Baiiroad |;
Side umSa m 0 SipSF H5 lot %sSs
her thirty five (35) except twenty feet from the
and unnDg back toward St 10 Ss
rear OF raid lot; lots one hundred ayd nine (lOe),
eleven Qll), one bundfe and nineteen Cie1, ole
hundred ane twenty Q2O) and one hundred aud
line o. lot number four hundred and seventy snS 7d
and the point where the chanuels of Swan-cFeek
feet front each side Of Ottawa.street extension
1he line of dock on the Maumee River in front II
and eighty (4sO). All of said real estate lying and
being in the Port Lawrence Division Of the Cfyiof
Toledo,
Before sale, said lots ll9 aud 100 will be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, frontiug Summit-st.
and ping back to the alley, tlch of which will
be offered for sale epaTately, and said lot leg will be
divided equi- distant between Summit and Water
streets, ca, half offered feparHteiy and said lots
ITO aud III will also be divided equi-distaut between
Summit and Water streets, and into lots twehty
feet wide, extending from Summit-street back to
said eQuidstant line, aud from Water-street TO the
same line, each of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received the lots fronting on sum.
init street with privilege to the purchaser to with
draw the same in he shall fail to the lot
in the rear fronting On Water street, Leases have
been made of parts Of .ad property, none of which
extend beyond the first Of April 1861, which will be
ASST ned TO purchasers.
TERMS One third cash all except the frat four
items balance in two equal annual payments So
cured by mortgage the premises. No bids re-
ceiyed for less than two thirds appraised yalue For
further information apply to
HEZ. L. H0SMER,
fe24-tt Special Master and Receiver.
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Fistula in Ano Treated

RY pr: WM. OWENS, WITHOUT THE
liar method Of treatment, discovered BY himself
saSSsd sSS esfS Sa SeS sgo and which has nsen 6
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati for tbs
the above q no humbug For furthsT inforIne
tioh, apply at his ONCE and residence. Ne. 50 Wesl
beVenth-st., Cincinnati oo30-u
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TBy Telegraph
PbiIadeIDhIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February 27.- Flour un-
changed at IS So Wheat advanced 3715c; red, 81 30
@l 80; white, 81 IS: sales Of 5000 bushels. Corn
Whisky has advanced.
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ERWARD, KENNEFEUK's ESTATE, :
M Notice is hereby given that on the ninth day
OF January, 1861, the Probate Court Of HamiIton
County declared the estate Of Edward Kennefeck,
the estate 10 the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned,
u. HUGH CAMPBELL,
Admir- Of Edward KenneIs *, deceased.
Cincinnati, January no, 1851. isle 'cSai
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IVNHOMAS JENKINS VS.. q. ID. CONES.
q Before H. A; Harris; Justice Of the Peace Of cin-
eiI mali Tow nship, Hamilton County, Ohio. On the
the thiTtieth day Of January, A. b Is6i, said
justice issued an order Of attachment IN the above
action for the sum OF fifiy dollars: y
Cincinnati. FehruArV :. Issi. = - - isis-ssw