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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-18
7COVTNGTON NEWS.


FLAG PREsExTAT1oN.-Th ladies Of West
Coviugton presented the West Covington
Home Guards with a handsome flag on Fri
dpy evening. The presentation speech, which,
we are informed, was beautiful production,
was made by Miss Sophia Stacey, and was
respond ded TO, on the part of the company, by
Captain Stacey. A ine entertainment was
gotten up by the company, at the armory,
which building was tastefully decorated with
flsgs, evefgreeps, notices, &c. A large num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen from Oovington
and Cincinnati were present on the occasion,
and the evenings entertainment wound up
with a grand ball. The whole affair was q
joyous one, and will long be treasured in the
memories Of those who had the good fortune
to participate in it.
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY-Sirty-seuen
Indictments ReturRed.-The Grand Jury has
been in session six days, and during that
time ninety. seven witnesses were examined,
and sixty seven indictments found against
individuals for various offenses. The follow
ing are the names of the parties against
whom indictments have been returned: j.
D. Lehmer, James G.. Arnold, George Howk
and Bruce Sanders, for permitting a nui-
sanct; George Duffy, Catherine Baker,
Nancy Wilsee, keeping houses Of ILL., fame;
James Mclaughlin, Henry Horstmsn, John
OOmmOrs, w M. MluuenuOEli SelllnB liquor 10
soldiers; Isaac Sutton, John Ryan, Peter
Raiber, keeping tippling houses without
license; ]. @. Taylor, auctioneering without
license; John Sommors, Benjamin Eliston,
William Hawkins, Henry Krout, G. W.
Thompson, James Mclaughlin, Metz 1
Gregg, William Boswell, Fred Hugenburg
Henry 0rtmsn, John Miller, D, w. Eggles
ton, Ben Weidler, John Mcdonald, John
Butler, P. Devine, Jos. Knoll, j. B. Hetti
mus, Henry Wenzell, Samuel Hoggett, Jos
Younger, Isaac Sutton, j. H. Middendorf II
Nemier, G. Meyer, Jos. Meyer, Victor O
EDgart, w. Fredrick, George Willing, Geo
Malaban, Reuben Jenkins, Harmau Schilts
| F. Haggenrother, Henry Adams, G. Maurer
Fritz Hilgefort, Chas. Hilbret Peter Kaiber
F. w. Rice, John Cook, G. H. Goosemeyer
John Ryan, VIM. Rennekamp VIM. Rolfe 3
j. II. Bloomer, Samuel Herman, Mid
dendorf & Dorsell, selling liquor, beer, &c
on Sunday.
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City II ewso
AMUsBm BmENTs.

WooD's THEATBR-Miss Maggie Mtchou-
The management has succeeded in effecting
a are.eDgagement with Miss Maggie Mitchell.
Fdrehon, or the Cricket will probably run
the entire week.
NATIONAL THEATER-Ddn. Rice.-Addi-
tions have been made to Dan. Rice's excel
lent troupe of arena artistes. The perform
snce is varied, and new novelties are intro
duced almost nightly. 1t is decided fact,
the amphitheater is success.
SMITH & NIxoN's HALL Campbell Min.
S1els.-This excellent troupe of minstrels-
numbering sixteen performers-open to-
night at Smith & Nixon's Hall. The pro-
gramme is replete with fun.
PIXIES OPERA house. -Drdmatic Season.
We are at last able to announce the opening
night of the dramatic season-on Thursday
next. The company the names of which
we have given heretofore embrace large
amount of talented artistes.
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MILITARY -RscruitiRg.-The Mil
itafy Committees of the eight sub districts
of Hamilton County will hold a meeting to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock, at No. 379
Main. street, for the purpose of making eff
forts to expedite recruiting in this city.
Public meetings will probably be called to
lay the subject before the people. 1t is well
known that the necessity of great army
was never so urgent as now. The Issues Of
the war depend upon the speedy filling up of
the regiments now in process OF formation in
the several States, and Hamilton County is
called upon to do her part The encourage
ments for recruiting are certainly as great as
ever, all the offers of bounty aud homestead
remaining in full force. Our citizens are ex-
tremely anxious to hear of an adequate army
on the march to Cumberland Gap for the
protection OF the Union patriots of East Ten
nessee in their rights which they are again
reassertiDg with all the noble courage for
which they have heretofore been distin-
guished.
1t is said that principal reason for the
present slowness of recruiting, is the fact
that Ohio does not offer special bounty, as
Kentucky does 1t is to be hoped that some
measures will be taken to keep our repnta-
tion among our sister States, and fill the half
flled leg ilnenls immediately, c.
n 4. -
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Doors AND SHOES, wholesale and retail, at
Lawson h Co.'s, Sc Fifth street. near Vine.

A NATIONAL ARMoRY.-At meeting of
the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce the
following resolution, with reference to the
location of q National Armory, was adopted
WHEREAS, Congress, at its last session, ap-
pointeda committee to report on suitable
location for the establishment of National
Armory, and as, in our opinion, Cincinnati
possesses advantages in many respects supe-
fior to those of any other Western city,
therefore,
ResolVed, Thata committee of FIVE men,
bers be appointed, who shall prepare a state
ment setting forth the peculiar advantages
of Cincinnati, or its neighborhood, as loca-
tion for the National Armory, ard that the
report or statement thus prepared shall be
published and forwarded to the Congressional
Committee and the War Department.
The Chair appointed the following COM
mittee Richard Smith, William Hooper,
Miles Greenwood, Robert Buchanan and
Thomas Sherlock. -----.-.
On motion, Joseph O. Butler, President OF
the Chamber of Commerce, and E. D. Mans
field were added to the committee.
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LAWSON Il Co., 96 Fifth-street, sell ladies
CATERS for 81, such as sell for 81 rs.

ANEIvERsARY OF THE BETHEL SUNDAY
School. = The anniversary of the Bethel
Sunday School was held yesterday afternoon
large number of children and friends of the
enterprise were present. DR.. David Judkins
presided, and addresses were made by Rev.
Mr.. Hill, Judge Storer and Rev. S. D. Clay
ton. Their remarks were listened to with
much interest by ALL According to the re-
port of the Superintendent the number OF
children who have attended the school
during the year was one thousand seven
hundred, and the clothing department dis,
tributed, four thousand garments to the little
ones of the school. One hundred aud sixty
dollars was contributed for that purpose by
the friends present yesterday.
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From CEREDo-The latest arrivals from
above report nothing new in the vicinity of
Ceredo or Guyandotte, in reference to the
rebel jenkins and his Cavalry Company.
Point Pleasant, Va, Gallipolis and the Mar
rows below Marietta, we're being fortified
by Union troops when the Fannie Nc BWnie
passed down. There had been one or two
alarms at Ceredo, yet, our informant does
not think the rebels are in the vicinity of
that noaca
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MEETING OF TA1LoRs.--The tailors mostly
German, held their meeting according to
appointment, in Arbiter Hall, yesterday
afternoon. During the discussion quite q
controversy arose as TO what action should
be taken, but though a great many hard
words were said no strike"-iDg was done.
The tailors unable to agree, concluded to
row evening, at which time they will assem-
bic at the same Hall, on Walnut. stree, over
the Rhine. Subiect-Less work and more
pay.
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"ARREsFA Mr.. George P. tGeil, the army
correspondent of the Cincinnati Times, was ar
rested in this city by Marshal Dent yesterday.
1t is un aerstoOd that Mr.. BuelPs offense con-
sists in the publication In his paper Of Informs
tion which has been prohibited by the Com
mandiDg General. Orders have been issued,
we Learn. fer the arrest of other eorreapOn dents
in tLiS GitJ,"
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FIcTITIoUs WINES. Even in the wine grow
ing countries no man can be sure that there is
any grape. juice in what he drinks under the
nsmeOf wine. Here the probabilities are all
against the genuineness of every thing called
wine. An English paper speaking of the man
ufactuIe and adulteration of wines in France,
says:
All is false in wines-the color, the strength,
the flavor, and even the name under which they
are sold. There are wines which do not con-
tain drop of grape juice. Even science is i'm
potent to distinguish the trne from the false, so
complete is the imitation. You may every day
see advertised in the French newspapers the
iSeve de Msdoc, of which a small Aacon, costing
three francs, Is declared sufficient to give flavor
to 600 litres. Paris and cette are the priuci-
pal seats Of this fraudulent adulteration. 1t is
pracsiced in both places on the most colossal
scale. Certainly half of the Partisan popula-
tion drink, under the name Of wine, mixture
in which there is not a drop of grape juice.
The police are unable to prevent this adultera-
tion, but the laws punish 1t with great severity;
every week do the newspapers publish judg-
ments again st wine merchants and grosers, in
execution of which their wines, 20, 80, 80 hogs
heads at once, are poured into the cutters. But
this dishonest art is now so perfect, that even
clever chemists can with difficulty distinguish
the true wine from the false. Such was the
case in q very recent trial. The chemist, after
reporting all the ingredients Of which the wine
was composed, observed that If one of them
were in less quantity, he would have been m
able to distinguish it from the natural wine. The
prosecuted wine merchant, who was present,
listened attentiveIy tothe chemists report, and
at last asked him which ingredient it was.
The chemist very imprudently told it him,
and the accused immediately answered, 81 am
very much obliged, sir, and don't regret my
40 hogsheads of wine which will be destroy ed,
because now am certain of my business"
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CHRISTIAN CHAPEL.-This house was filed
to overaowing yesterday morning and even
ing, to hear Rev.. Mr.. Henderson, who has
been preaching there with remarkable sue
cess for some time past. After the service
last evening some ten persons were baptized.
He has consented to remain and preach this
evening at the same place. His subject will
be: "The 0rthogrspby, Etymology, Syntax
and PTosody of the Christian Religion"
no doubt, handle the subject with his usual
ability.r
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TRANsFERED.-Colonel Kennett's Fourth
Ohio Cavalry Regiment passed through our
city this morning en- route to Camp Dennison.
1t is probable Colonel Tsylor's (Fifth) regi-
ment will also be sent TO the same quarters.
The regiments, will, we think winter there,
as there is but small prospects for furnishing
them with arms.
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COLONEL MULLIGAM-This distinguished
soldier is expected here with his staff on
Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, on
the Chicago Air Line, Richmond and Ham-
nton. His staff consists of the following
officers: Lieutenant.0olonel James Qqirk,
geon Wyner, and Ohsplain Rev. T. Butler,
D. d.
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A very winterish morning was this, with
a decided tendency to freeze, Although it
is high time for cold weather, yet we meet it
with reluctance and no matter how long
the cold weather holds off, it always comes
too soon for us. "
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PoLIcE CoURf The Police Court was occu.
pied the entire forenoon in trial of cases
accumulated on Saturday and Sunday. There
was the usual number of drunken women,
fighting men and disOrderly :soldiers, but no
very hagrant offenders.
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TNBLINGS.

Generals HallecB, Mitchell and Hamilton
were at the Burnet House yesterday.
The steamer Jacob Stradsr assumes her
old place in the Mail Line to Louisville in
place of the Superior. The latter boat is to
be repaired.
The members of Company @, Fremonts
Body-guard, organized in Covington, have
petitioned the War Department for leave TO
disband. They wish to return TO this city
andGeorganize. .1 r- ...
Colonel Kennels Cavalry Regiment yester-
day were addressed upon the subject of
Temperance, at Camp Gurley, by General S.
+. Carey.
The subject cf Rev. D. P. Henderson's
closing sermon at the Christian Chapel, to-
night, will be the "Etymology, Syntax and
Prosody of the Christian Religion"
Charles Brady Brown, Esq, of the Cincin-
natl Bar, was on Saturday admitted to the
Bar Of the United States Circuit Court, now
in session in this city.
Captain Theophilus Gaines, of our city, has
been appointed Judge Advocate on General
RosecraDs' staff.
George P. Buell., army correspondent of
the Times has been arrested in Louisville by
order of General Sherman.
A young man named James Edwards, who
resides in the Third Ward, was severely in.
jured yesterday by being thrown from a
buggy on Vine street hill.
The concert given by Madame O. Rive and
assistants, on the 29th of October, for the
benefit of sick and disabled soldiers, netted
STA 65. The proceeds have been handed
over to the committee designated at that
time. ...-.. ..,-t
There are at the present time three hun
dred and torty-two prisoners in Camp Chase
The Sixteenth, Fortieth, Forty-second and
Sixty. fourth Ohio Regiments are armed,
equipped and ready to be called into service
at any moment. -.----.-----. .....
Mrs. Dick and Mrs. Eckert have collected
iu the Twelfth Ward, for the families of Ger
man soldiers, 1929 75. Mrs. Hoefer and Mrs
Klotter, of the same ward have collected
| 500 81 to be devoted to the same purpose.
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For TWENTY. FIVE CENTs.-Let it be re-
membered that for twenty. five cents you can
have an advertisement in the DAILY PREss,
which will secure you almost any thing you
want. Those out of situations or wishing
help will do we'll to invest at least quarter
Try it once.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The Board of County
Commissioners did not meet this morning.
A visit to the country was contem plated for
the examination of bridges. D.
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For GAULEY BRIDGE.-Captain Ball, of
the Second Kentucky Regiment, will leave
here for Camp Gsuley to morrow. All those
wishing to send letters to their friends in
camp can have an opportunity of so doing by
leaving them at Glssscoe's drug store, SOUTH
east corner Fourth and Main-streets, before
two o'clock P. NJ. to morrow.
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BURoLA LARY.-On Friday night last the store
of Messrs Dickinson 4 Gregg, and the Post
offiee in Pleasant Ridge, were burelariously
entered. They failed in an attempt to break
open the store-safe, but opened large num-
ber of letters in the Postofiiee. Up to the
present time the thieves have escaped de-
.tsctitGsa . ..
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SUPERIOR large oysters, of the freshest
quality, continue arriving daily at Wagon
er's depots, on Central Avenue above Fifth,
and 59 Sixth street. ~
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Adjutant O. W. Fisher has been transferred
from the Twenty.third to the Fifty. fourth
Ohio Regiment to act as Major under Col.
Thos. X. Smith.
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JOB PRINTNG.-We wish to remind our
friends that we are now prepared to receive
their orders for Job Printing of all kinds.
Our prices will be found as low as satisfac.
tory work can be done anywhere.
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SENT TO THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.-John Be,
larchey, boy fifteen years of age, was sent
TO the House Of Refuge, for stealing $40 from
the bureau drawer of Antonio Cladiz.
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STRAYED.

VENAKRN UP-A STRAY HORsE-was taken
y up by me on MondBy morning. ia the vicinity
of New port, Ky. The owner eau have the same by
proving property and paying charges on applying
at No. Mayo street. uOl9 c.
SSTRAYED-A BAY HoRSE-BIack tail and
- name, little white on ore hind leg, both hind
legs wind d-gAlled. ANY one returning him to 90
Btchmond-st will be well rewarded. polS-bt
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PERsoNAL.-HOn. J. W. Nesmith, United
States Senator from Oregon, has arrived at
the Walnut. street House in this city. g ..
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billiard match game, which is to be contested
by Tieman and Deery, on Thursday next, is
$1,000. The proceeds of the meeting will be
donated to the benefit of the. Military Hos.
pital .' t. - .-'
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"A GBRMAE FREMoNF MRHTNa--The Ger
man symPathizers with Fremont will hold Q
meeting on Saturday evening next, ia Tur
per Hall, on Walnut street, over the Rhine,
for the purpose of giving expression to their
sentiments upon the removal of General
ment of the West-=As the news OF the
supeHedure created great excitement among
that portion Of our citizens, a rousing time
il aYnecLed r.
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LOST.

n OST-A PILOT WHEEL BREAST. PIN-Two
Ii sets. The finder will be we'll rewarded, by re-
turning IL to No I6 Elizabeth.st. Valued as
present from q friend. nol6 b.
Il OST-A black.and. white Setter Dog. Had on
NJ leather collar, with steel plate check No.
335 al attached. OHAS A. BOYNTUN.
nol6 b" N. u, cor. Third and Walnut-sts.
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BOARDING.

fine front room, suitable for
AD gentleman and his wife, with good boarding.
Also, q pleasant room suitable for two gentlemen,
with board, be had by apply ing Immediately at
1S7 John-st., bet. Longworth and sixth. nol6'b"
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This brings a vessel inside the Florida Keys.
From this point there is no difficulty in max
ing harbOr every night, or even every few
hours. -'l e..
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Go to Lawson & Co. for cheap boots and
shoes 96 Fifth!street, near Vine! So
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Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ctvcSNArr AND CHICAGO AIRLINE RAILROAD.
Deport. Arrive.
Night Express 20 I, NJ, 30 a. NJ.
Mail and ENpt III Ams 81 L M
The Presidents Of Railtoad will confer favor by
sending TO us a time table of their roads, showing
the time Of the arrival and departure Of rans of
any changes that may be made in time OF depar-
t,ro
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HARBoRs ON THE SOUTHERN CoAsT,-We sub
Join a list of barbors between the mouth of the
Chesapeake and Florida, and the distance be-
tween each:
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For cheap boots and shoes, go to Lawson
& Co., sc Fifth-street, near Vine.
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Doors AND SHOES, wholesale and retail, at
Lawson & Co.'s, SO Fifth-street near Vine.
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The Confederates have at last issued their
new postage stamp. They are green, with
the likeness of President Davis on them,
over which is the Inscription: Confederate
is the word postage" and at the lower part
its denomination-"fiv cants." a
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For cheap boots and shoes, go to Lawson
& Co., &c Fifth-street, near Vine.
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LAWSON & Co., Sc Fifth-street, sell ladies'
CATERS for ST., such as sell for ST. rs.
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N7NOR sAIE-Co CONFECTIONERY e And Bar
ISO UentTSkA ava, near Filth. y noil,b'
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Secretary Cameron has emphatieally de-
clared Il at army officials shall no longer act
as slave catchers for rebels. .. f.. r.
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4 UCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILES
IN Sales room, No 2J Pearl street large cd
Positive Sale Of Rich aud Elegant Bonnet and Black
Velvet Ribbons, at Auction.-On WRDHHsDA AY
MORNING, November ~, Vt 9 O'clock, 65 cartuo as
rich, neF Fall style Bonnet RibbOus; II oarto 1ns
super silk Velvet Ribbons, Nos, to 2Z tnelusiye.
ALSU-Faucy Buttons, Silk FriDges, Silk Tassels,
Embroidered Collars Sets. 6c. nolS
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Ex President Van Buren is now sojurning
st Clifton Springs, Ontario County, Ne"
York. .- .. .
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Mrs. Dick and Mrs Eckert have collected
in the Twelfth Ward, for the families of Ger.
Klotter, of the same ward, have collected
500 81 to be devoted to the same purpose.
Avery heavy frost covered the ground
this morning.
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FOX SALE.


E7NOR sALR-OR EXOH ANGE-Five Lots in
H CoVington, on q good street, SO by $50 each, to
exchange for one. thirc cash and small farm
good land in Illinois or Missouri. Apply to s. A.
SARGENT, corner Fifth and Walnutsts. nolS b*
QNOR SALE-oR TRADE-Eigbty acres Land
n in Indiana and so acres in Missouri, to
change for lots any good trade In this vicinity;
Apply this week to ). Z. LYNN CO., corner of
Sixth and Vine. SITS. nolS b.
WNOR SALE-A Wholesale Liquor and Wine
II Store. Wishing to retire from b9sint ss, 0her
my we'll selected stock of Wines and Liquors, to-
eether with store fixtures and good will OF the
house for sale and the store for rent Apply at 81
West Third ST., near Vine. II. BRACH@ANN.
noll-hl
TNOR SALE-A Country Residence end an
Il cellent little Farm, and 2l4 acres, in Column
bia Township, Hamilton Co., Ohio, on the Ment-
Romery Turnpike, one mile beyond Sharpsburg and
five miles from Cincinnati all under cultivation
and fenced; a small frame house of three rooms /;
stable; an orchard Of two hundred bearing fruit
trees-apples peaches, etc. Will be sold at the low
price Of S2,OO6 one. half cash. balance in one and
two years, if applied for soon.
nol6-c N. W. cor. Fifth and Walnut.s streets. !
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Ten thousand troops have arrived in Wash
iupton since Thursday last. ,'
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Go to Lawson Co. FOR. cheap boots and
shoes, 96 Fifth-street, near Vine.
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a UCTlON SALR-BY SMITH b WILL
q lAMS (suceessoIs to KELLOGG 4 WiliamO.-'
saie'room, 22 apd = East Third stTeet.-Large
sale Of Custom. made Furniture, at Auction. .-0n
JUEspAY MORNING, November lg, at 90'clock,
az our Rooms 33 and I'D hast Fhird-st, will be
sola large stock Of Custom made Furniture, con-
sstlng q % Bureaus, assoroed 100 Bedsteads,
sorted 90 dozen Chairs; 100 Lounges 10 OribS; "a
breakfast Tables "a DiAuer Tables 20 Extension
ALSO sOciables, Sofas, stufed and Cane Rock
ersr Book cases, Wardrobe5, Desks, sideboards,
, &c b@oi &c. nol8
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River News,

PITTsBuRG, November l8-M.-River eight
feet by the pier mark and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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3 Ten newspapers have suspended publica-
ton, in the State of Iowa, during the past
sixty days. iu.Hl 'u,I