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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

AN INCIDENT IN THE CITY CoUSoIL-A Con-
tumacious Mem6sr.-An amusing incident
occurred in the City Council last night, on
the motion to strike out the appropriation
for the cleaning of the streets.
Mr.. Whitson wanted a division of the
question, so as to strike cat the appropriation
for the Eastern District, but that being de-
eided out of order, he asked the privilege of
explaining his vote, which the President
decided to be contrary to the rules be then
asked Council 10 excuse him from voting,
which that body refused.
Upon this, Mr.. W. rose excitedly, and
said; "Mr. President, l demand'-
The President-"The vote is being called !;
you can't speak"
Mr.. Whitson-"I will speak"
The President-"You shan't."
Mr.. W~hitson-I amt talking to you, but
to the Council"
The President-"Stop talking. Pm boss
here.n
Mr.. WhitsOn-"You can't boss me; no
man on earth can do that"
The President-"Mr. Clerk, call the roll"
The Clerk called the name of the member
several times, but he refused to respond.
Mr.. HOLSTER moved that the Sergeant-at-
Arms take Mr.. W. in custody. Carried.
The scene which followed was ludicrous
in the extreme. Several members tried to
get the floor, the Clerk continued to call the
name of Mr.. Whitson, and the lobby was
convulsed with laughter. At length the
officer requested him to retire, which he die
with the best of grace, and went into an ad
joining room, where he remained for somC
time, when the Mayor CHANGED to come intC
the room, and he was at onCe employed as
mediator.
After some hesitation Mr.. WhitsOn ap
peared and made an apology, and theI
launched out into a discussion of the merit
of the question, until Mr.. Walker called hin
to order.
Mr.. WhitsOn-'I have sat for hours an
listened to your harangues, and now won
you listen to my personal explanation"
Mr.. Johnston-I am very much inter
ested in the gentleman's elOquence, and
hope Mr.. Walker will withdraw his oil
~jeOtions."
Mr.. Whitson-"This is a question whiC
concerns me, my good name, and my fan
ily's good name. [Laughter.l Hope ms
proceed"
This appeal was efiectivei he was pr
mitted to conclude his remarks, and t
y matter was dropped.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
AMnaENIENTR.


Z NAroN6b T~HfA7Eh-rhS evening Miss
sallie 81. Clair VIM appear n tbe drama Of
the Sh6sger N Paris in a character she fen-'
ders with excellent effect, and which ought
to be witnessed by her admirers the fares
offs Ghost b. Spite Of HimseH concluding
the performances. 20
SIXTH y NIxos's HALk-Anothar large
audience assembled AZ Smith & Nixon's Hall
last evening, 70 enjoy the concert Of the
Unsworth Troop, who are nightly gaining
upon the public favor. They are a very
good band, and their musical qualities alone,
entitle them to consideration.
NELoDEoH HALL.>Madame Fabbri win
gi " a sacred and classical concert to-mor-
row evening, at the MelodeOn, whom tho
many, who have not yet heard her viii have
an opportunity. The performances is very
good, sud the gifted primo donna viii
doubtlesvacquit herself with high credit.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MRETING.-About
seventy.fve persons attended the prayer
meeting at Smith & Nixon's Hall yesterday
morning.
The exercises were commenced by the
singing of the 1O2d hymn. The leader read
q portion Of the thirteenth chapter of Mark,
beginning with the fourteenth verse. He pre-
prayers in behalf of her husband, who vas
about to die without an interest in the
Savior. A gentleman who was present,
gave nn interesting and edifying account of
a meeting which he had attended in the
Northern portion of the State. He said that
the Lord was pouring out his Spirit there
and that alady, whose husband was an elder
in the church and an officer in the Bible
Society, requested the prayers of this meet
ing for the conversion of her three grown
up but ~impenitent sons.
During the remarks, the influence Of this
meeting was spoken of as extending through
the city and elsewhere, and it was believed
that the prayers, offered on the previous
morning, had been answered. The growth
of Christians in happiness and spirituality
depended upon the diligent study of the
| Scriptures and the effort to lead a holy life.
The prayer was offered that we might have
the same confidence in our Heavenly Father
that earthly children do in their parents.
One gentleman, r%emarAing upon the chap
ter read by the leader, thought that the days
of the denominations of desolation" were
now presented much wickedness was abroad
in the land. The likeness of the Savior to q
h~usbandman who went into q far country
implied that he would come again. How
many would be ready to meet him2 He ex-
horted all to be found watching.
In closing, the leader remarked that the
statistics of mortality, for this city, showed
that one, out of forty, were annually cut of
by death. According to this reckoning, a
least two, from this meeting, would be taker
away daring the coming year. "Be ye there
fore ready; for in such an hour as ye thinl
not the Son of Man cometh."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

POLITICIANS are seriously questioning the
necessity of President Lincoln calling an ex-
ira session of Congress, for the purpose Of
settling our national difficulties. But no
one questions the propriety of going di-
rectly to A. e. BarbOuT'S 40 West Fifth
street. when you want a good, substantial
and cheap boot, shoe, ladies' gAiter, or chill
dren's shoe. Go to Rarbour's. His work is
good, his prices just. You will be pleased,
we know; you must. For why, you will
get your moneys worth, and get the very
heat of shoes.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

S~heppardson %. West. In a suit on q note
in which interest was embodied into the
principal, and ten per cent. then agreed to
be paid, il was held by Judge HOadley that
the defense as TO q portion Of the principal
not being due, must prevail; but as to the
remainder of the contract to pay what was
actually advanced, the defendant was liable.
Judgment accordingly.
mortgage notes, which, on the part of de-
tense, were alleged to be given TO suppress a
criminal prosecution against Seeds for pass
ing at the banking-honse Of plaintiff, in Ala
bama, thirty five 500 New Orleans bills,
whick proved TO be couEterfeits. Judge
Hoadley held that an agreement to put out
of the way the evidence of a crime, was an
e~ffectual bar TO a contract founded upon II.
The remedy Of the plaintiff mast be by eject
ment. Petition dismissed without ejudics.
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FOURTH WARD TIoKEZs.-The following
tickets have been nominated in the Fourth
Ward;
Working-mSA's TIckSL
Coureil-A. O. Parry.
School Visitor-G W. G.. Johnston.
Constable-Robt. Simms.
AssessoT-J. B. Wilson.
Straight Democratic zIekSA.
Council-J. H. +. Greene.
School Visitor-Robt. Hackett.
Constable-Thos. 0'Gara.
Assessor-P. 0Brien.
DmserGRe Union Ticket.
Council Jos. Sommer.
School Yisitor-G. W. @. Johnston.
Constable-Robt. Simms.
ASSESSOR. B. Wilson.
The Republicans held a meeting Tuesday
evening, but failed to nominate. 1t is gen.
orally understood they will vote the Work
ing-men's Ward Ticket.
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MURDER ON FRoNT-sTREET.-A shooting
affray occurred, yesterday afternoon, at the
~Monongahela House, No. IL East Front
street. in which Charles Stanfeld, mate of
the steamboat Sunny Side, was fatally shot
in the abdomen, by Charles Chatterton,
Waterman on the Mars. The two men were
taking a drink when the quarrel arose.
Stanfeld was taken to the Commercial Hos
pital, where he died a few hours afterward.
Chatterton has been arrested.
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OK Friday morning, March 20, Jacob
Graf & Kohl sell, at their store, No. Is East
Fourth-street a large quantity of furniture
of a private family. among which will be
found good carpets, hrst.rate hair and shuck
mattresses. Also q piano, buggy, and a fire.
proof safe.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

CoRREcTIoN.-In our notice of the damages
occasioned by the storm, yesterday, we
stated that the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, On Mount Adams, was I'M
rooted. This is a mistake, it being but
sliphtlv injured.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

LADIES, you can have stitching, fine tuck
ing and all kinds of sewing done for one and
two cents per yard, at No. l6 East Fourth
street. Shirts made to order for fifty cents
on sewing machine. 25-e
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THE funeral of Mr.. Abraham Mack, for
merly of the firm of Mack h Bros, deceased,
will take place this morning at hall. past
eight o'clock, from the residence of Harmon
Mack, No. 1886 Vine. street. His friends are
respectfully solicited to attend.
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FINE TEAs.-Families have long since
learned to resort to Pendery & Co.'s popular
store, north west corner Fifth and Walnut,
for choice teas, where they nave always
found the best, but the patronage of the old
corner is now being shared by the new
branch, No. SO Lower-market, near Broad
way. Their stocks can always be depended
on as pure and fresh.
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SECOND WARD NoMINATloNs.-At a meet
ing Of the Working men of the Second
Ward, held at Medical College Building,
last evening, the following Ward Ticket was
nominated;
Council. W. Richardson.
School Visitor--E. NJ. johnson.
Constable--Geo. W. Carr.
Assessor-C. Tobey.
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A motion to set aside an order appointing
an assignee in the matter Of ]. G. Kleine was
overruied.
William and Louisa HOlygrafs adopted
August Keb, aged six years.
An Assignment by o. W. HendricksOR to
William r. oonvers was placed on hle.
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ARREST OF ALLEGED FoReERs.-Two men,
whose names we are requested to suppress
until an investigation takes place, were
arrested as aoeomplices in the Whitney forg-
nrioo
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

PATTERSON has just received $4,000 HA-
vana Cigars-the celebrated Figaro Britain
nicas. Lovers Of the weed viii please take
notice. 2s-c
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DAMAGES BY THE SToRM.-The storm,
day before yesterday, occasioned some other
damages beside those mentioned in our last,
but mont of them were very extensive.
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PERsoNAL.-George Wilkes, Of WI1keSs
Spirit Of the Times, New York, was at the
Burnet House yesterday. He is OF a flying
visit to the West.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office of the Board of City Inn
prov until nine O'Clock A. M. Of FRIDAY,
April 5, 1861, fvr regarding and paving Willow-alley,
from East Plum. street 10 Elm.street, as follows
Regrade, set eurbs, and furnish new ones where
necessary, and place a row of Dayton, Nenia or
Indiana fat-rock stone tagging. sixteen by six
i. ches, each side, forming the cutters with the
with good, sound bowlder-stone, not less than four
inches in depth, On a bed of clean gravel eight
inches deep, the eurbs to be six feet apart at the
bottom and six aud a half feet at top of roadway.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
Bidders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
By order Of the Board.
mh26-tt OHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
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CUCUNBERs.-The Bprnet House treated
its guests to cucumbers yesterday, the first
Of the season.
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A UCTION SAJE-By s. G. HUBBARD. at
n Trade Sales-rooms, 81 West Fihh st up stairs.
Miscellaneous Books Paper, ,Enyel9pes; A., at
HGS, March 2s and 29, at 7 O'Clock, will be sold By
catalogue, a large and valuable collection of popu-
lar and STANDARD Miscellaneous Works, Cap, Letter
and Note-paper, Envelopes, &c &c.
N. B. Catalogues are published, and the Books
are now open for examination.
mh2S.b s. G.. HOBBARD, Auctioneer.
Times copy,1
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sSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. CEIVED at the Office of the Board of City Inn
provements, until nine O'Clock A. M. of FRIDAY,
April 8. bel for regarding, repairing and paving,
with good. bard burned paving brIcK, on a bed of
clean sand four inches deep, the sidewalks on Vino
street, from biver street to Fifth. street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two %sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
By order Of the Board.
might CHAS BALANCE, Clerk.
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LEGAL.

RWURT OF COMMON PLEAS. HAMIL-
OTON COUNTY, OHIO. No. 81 ,T62. -PeIition
for Divorce and AlimOpy.-Heste Ann Jones vs..
Thomas I. Joi es.-The defendant will take notice
that on the 18th day of March, in the year 1861, the
plaintiff filed her petition in said Court, against
him, herein charging said defendant with extreme
cruelty and adultery, and praying for a divorce and
alimony. Unless the defendant appears, pleads,
answers OF demurs to said petition, the same will be
heard in his absence, and a decree taken againBt
him. [mh27-faW1 HESTER ANN JONES.
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Ii OF TIL PEAOE of Cincinnati Towuship,
Hamilton County, Ohio William Wood, Plaintiff
vs. Names Goodin, jr, Defendant On the 9th day
Of February, AID 1861, said Justice Issued an order
Of attachment in the above action for the sum Of
sixty three and twenty nine one. hundredthsd dol
lars, and served William Chidsey as garnishea.
WILLIAM WOOD.
Cincinnati, March 9, 1861. mh9-cS
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night presented to
the City Council the following report of the
receipts and expenditures of the city for the
past week:
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HAMILTON COMMON PL S.-NO.
IHI2l $50 Anna A. Patton VS.; John ?: Patton;
that, on the 18th day of February. 1861. the plaintiff
filed her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Hamilton County, Ohio, against him wherein she
charges the said defendant with habitunl drunken
ness and wiuful absence for the three years last
past, and prays to be divorced from her said hus-
band, have alimeny, her name changed to Gross
that the custody Of their daughter, Alice Louisa
be awarded to herr that unless said defendant APP
pear, answer or demur thereto, on or before the
i3th day of April, 1861, the same will be heard In
his absence and a decree taken therein:
BIRD,
mh2-fS Attorney for Petitioner.
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CEALED PROPOSALS. Win BE re
y CEIVED at the Office of the Board of City I'm
provements until nine o'clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY,
ley, from Eighth street TO Ninth street, as follows:
degrade, set curbs, and furnish new ones where
necessary, and place a row Of Dayton, Xenia or In
diana fat rock stone tagging. sixteen by six iRches
each side, forming the cutters with the curb, the
center between the tagging to be paved with good,
sound bowldeT- stone not less than four inches in
depth, on q bed of clean gravel eight inches deep,
the curbs TO be six feet apart at the bottom and six
and a half feet at top of roadway.
Each bid to be accompanied by two s%ureties. Bid
received.
BY order of the Board.
might CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
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GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL DE RE-
- OEIVED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'M
April 2, 1851. for regarding, repairing, and paving
with good hard burned paving brick, on a bed Of
clean sand four inches deco, the sidewalks on Third
street, from Martin-street TO East Frontstreet, ex-
cept that portion already tagged with limestone, In
q Workm anlike manner.
Zach bid to DO accompanied by two s~ureties. Bid
ders 10 use the printed forms, A. NO other wiz DO
received. 1854.
SShSsISqHs' o. we eSSSi1SLEs BALANCE, Clerk.
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A UCTION SALE-BY O.. ~BRASHEARS &
N LAWS Sales-rooms, Nos 50 and 50 Main-st.
SpeciSl Sale of Liquo's at Auction. Ninety Cases
Liquor. Ier order OF EXecutoTs.-We will sell, on
FRIDAY MORNING, March 20, at 81 Main st,
Cincinnati, Ohio, at . O'Clock, 30 cases Liquors, the
stock, and to be sold to settle or estate By order Of
executors. These Liquors, We are assured, are as
represented, and worthy the attention Of buyers, as
every lot will be sold,
Terms Of sale-Oash.
They can be examined the day previous to sale.
Six cases Otard, Dupuy & Co. L.. ID. Cognao;
ThorDdike private stock. vintage 1870.
Five cares James Hennessy's London Dock Pale
-Four cas- es j. 4 + Martell London Dock Coguao;
B.. G, II. b Co, vintage 1870.
-Four cases Pinet, Clstillon & Co. Pale Oognac;
Thorndike private stock, 1910.
Five cases Roy al Wine Company's Port Juice, No.
56; Thorndike private stock, 1858.
Three boxes CIittet den Golden Sherry Thorn
dixie private stock, 1885.
deira Thorndike private stock, 1870.
Five boxes Duff, Gordon & Co g Cabinet Pale
Sherry Thorndike private stock, 1871.
Five boxes La Caste Cap de Pen Brown Sherry
vintage of 1883.
Five boxes j. j. YIiate's choice Old Brown Sher-
ry vintage Of 1922.
Three boxes Harmony Brown Sherry, ex ship
Comet; 1850.
live boxes John Ramsay's Islay Scotch Malt
Whisky distilled lSi5.
SIX boxes Irish Malt whisky distilled by 7. &
r.. Wise. North Wall, Cork.
Five boxes. BY nbende & Zonen Scheidam Gin,
Rottt rdam II q. O., 1870.
Five boxes Rynbende h Honen Scheidam Gin,
Rotterdam, quart jugs.
Six cases hiillers Old Whisky.
Two cases Old Jamaica Rum, London Excise.
mh2T q. A LAWS. Auctioneerd.
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FOUND.

TOUND-In tho vicinity Of the Ninth Ward a
+ consfdsrAbie amount Of HONEY ANY person
Giving full particulars and paying charges, can
have L By applying as 1 syeamors-st., 0insiR-
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FOR LEASE. .
o EXCHANGE.

NOR BXCHANGE-S4,5OO worth of Dry
Goods, for property in or near the city, or for
lands; the goods at wholesale prices,
mh27.b J. l.. HICKMAN, 60 West Third.st
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A UCTION SALE-BY WELLS 4 MILES,
n sales-room 20 Pearl.st.- Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Table and Pocket Cutlery Boots and
20, at nine O'Clock, a general assortment Of fresh
reasonable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons
and Sbawls.
ALSO-An invoice of Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Carvers and Trays.
ALs0-ISo cases and cartons Boots, Shoes. Bro
gang, &c, mh2S
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PERSONAL.


DRRsONAL-To every one IN want Of Show
III Cards or Signs, call at Paint Shof,
aga WAlnut.st., bet. Fifth and Sixth SITS, up
stairs. mhES-b.
DERSONAL-Notice is hereby given to the
public, that i am not liable hereafter for any
debts Of ALVIN 4. PARTEhL0, and shall pay no
liabilities Of his contracting. SUSAN M Pkk-
TEbL0, his wife. mh2O'r
nRRSONAL-W. KENT CO., manufactures
Of ladies', gentlenen's, Misses and childrens
boots and shoes, No. Fifth street, three doors
east of Race. The work "a all done by competent
hands, and is Warrented. Prices cheaper than any
where else in the city. Ja2I-tt
PERSONALLY whom it may concern, II O..
II STEVENS, manufacturer OF mattresses ana
bedding, Walnut-st., between Sixth and
seyenth-sts,; WindOw-shAdes, gilt and plain, put up
In any style; spring and other kinds OF mattresses
renovated, and particular attention to J0bbing up
hOlstery. nhzo|u
FOB LEASE.
EOR LEAsE-LA GD-Fors term Of years, a
Il tract offs acres Of itch Land, with a large dOu-
BILE frame DWelling-house, situated one mile from
the Fifth street Ferry baat Landing Will be
rtI ted low to q good tenant. SAMUEL A SAX
GENT, noIth-west corner OF Fifth and walnut
streets. mh2s G
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LOST.

n OST-On Saturday last, a Rpall black New.
M foundland DUG white breaSt; toes OF three q
the feet white. Any one returning him 70 II
ProvideHee.st will be rewarded mh2I'b'
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City I'M
provements, until nine o'clock A. M, of FRIDAY,
April s, 1861, for. grading and paving, with good,
hard burned.p aving-brick, on a bed of clean sand
four inches deep, the unpaved sidewalks on Pine
street, from Gest street to alark.street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two s%ureties.
received.
BY order of the Board.
mh26-tt CHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL BE RE-
- CEIYED at the Office of the Board of City I'm.
proyements, until nine O'Clock A.. NJ. of FRIDAY,
April 9, 1861, for regrading, repairing and paving,
clean sand four inches deep, the sidewalks on PEARL
street, from Kilgour- street 10 East Front.street,
Each bid to he accompanied by two %sureties. Bid
deTs to use the printed forms, as no other will be re-
ceiyed.
BY order Of the Board.
nh26-tt CHAS.~ BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
SCEIVED at the Office of tho Board Of City I'm
provements, until nine o'clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY,
April s, 1861, for grading and paving, with good,
hard. burned paving. brick, on a bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks on Niuth-street,
nom Harriet-stTeet to q point Sal feet west.
Zach bid to be accompanied by two %sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
mh26-tt CHAS. BALLANOE, Clerk.
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DR CRATE COURT N0TICF LAS
hereby given thet the subscriber has been APP
pointed assignee Of Milton S. kibby. All persons
having claims against him are notified to present
them, duly authenticated according TO law, to
JOHN NJ, ENNIS, assignee, d Wainut-et (,
Cincinnati, Hamilto County, Ohio mh27.ct'Wed
nIsSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP;
II Take notice, that all psrsnns who have legal
claims, also, all persons indebted to the firm Of Sell
bel 8 Mahon, $40 Nine-st., will please cali and
settle heir accounts from now till april, 1861, as
w." HENRY SEIBEL,
THOMAS MAH0N.
Cincinnati, March "a, 1861. mh27-d~
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DROBATE COURT N0TICE...As-
II SIGNEE of Mrs. SUSAN Notice is
hereby given that the subscriber has been APP
pointed assignee q Mrs Susan kibby' and as such
has taken possession of her effects All persons
having claims against her are notified to present
them, duly authenticated according to law, to JOHN
NJ. ENNIS, assignee, 9 Nalnut-st., Cincinnati,
H8milton County, ohio. mh2T-ct- Wed
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EOR SBBE-H0USE-A good house in Home
H City Qeu miles below the CITY, and only three
or four minutes walk from Delhi Station, } OF seven
rooms dining. room and kitchen frame. balance
viz es and fruit trees in prime bearing order. The
property rents for 500 per year, Will be sold cheap
and on favorable terms if called for soon, az the
owner intends leaving the city For further partieu-
lsrs call or address M. A. SHANNON. Anchor Iron
Works, Chamberlain & Co, or WIN. KIRUP & son,
OPP site the Little Miami Railroad Depot. mt2I. f.