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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06
CiDcfnnati Produce Market.

WEDNESDAY EvENING, November 6.
FLOUR-Tbe market is very dull, and in
the absence of sales prices must be regarded
nominal Buyers are holding off for lower
rates. SupeIfine can be bought at 81 100
A 10, and extra at 81 2094 30.
WHISKY-An active demand in excess of
the supply and prices tend upwards sales Of
500 brIs. at l474@l42Sc, the latter rate tor
wagon. ... .....
PROVISIONS-N No improvement in the
market; the demand is not worthy of note,
and in the absence of sales we must continue
to quote prices nominal. h. '
GROCERlES-A fair iobbing trade, aud
the market steady. A moderate inquiry for
Sugar and Coffee. Sales of Sugar at go
l0Nc-i and of 100 bags Coffee at l5a<9l6Xc.
Molasses remains dull at 44(Cl45c.
WHEAT--The market is dull and heavy,
under the continued unfavorable advees
from the East, and prices are lower and little
better than nominal at 80@S3c for red, and
85G90c. for white. The sales reported since
our last were 400 bushels of choice Kentucky
white at 92c., on landing; 400 bushels of
choice red at SIC, delivered; 600 bushels of
prime do at 8412c 300 do. do. do. at 83c +,
and $50 do. do. do. at SOC. ..
CORN-The market is steady, with a fair
demand at 29c. for Ear, in bulk, at the lower
depots.
OATS-The receipts are light with agood
demand, and prices are tending upward:
sales at 26X@27c in bulk.
RYE-The demand continues good, aud
| the market rules firm at 42(D43c sales of 600
| bushels in bulk at 42c.
| BARLEY-The supply is in excess of the
| demand, and prices are lower; the market
closing dull at 4S@50c. for prime fall: sales
| OF 500 bushels prime fall at 48c. .
| HAY-The market rules steady, with q
fair demand at 5000 per Lun for good to
| prime Timothy, in bales, on arrival.
BUTTER-Prime and choice Qualities of
Roll are in fair demand at l0(912c for Cen
tral Ohio and l2@l4c. for Western Reserve.
Packed butter is duh, and qualities below
| prime are unstable. H
| APPLES-There is a fair demand for
| prime qualities, and for such the market ia
| firm at full price; inferior description are
dulE we quote inferior to choice az 81 259
| 81 90 per bll.: sales Of $50 brls. at 81 90.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06
NEWPORT NE VS..

ANOTHER HABEAs CORPUS OAsR.-A writ
of habeGs corpus was issued yesterday by
Judge f. A. Boyd, at the instance of Eliza
r. BOur, requiring Joseph Noterman to pro
duce her three children, alleged to be un-
lawfully detained by said NotermSn. The
writ was made retnrnable at nine o'clock
this morning. We did not remain to hear
the result of the case. .I.t..
CoLoNEL MURDY's REGIMENT. Another
full company for this regiment arrived last
evening from ClermOnt County, Ohio, and
are now quartered at Camp King. Captain
Winston's company, for the same regiment,
lacks only few men OF being full: There
is no longer a doubt that Colonel Mundy
will succeed in completing his regiment.
Csc. B HoDGE.--The Louisville Courier ol
October 26, published at Bowling Green, KY,
Gays that this gentleman has accepted an
honorable and responsible position on Gen
sIAl BuekLer's staff. -..-. .-.
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RAILROAD COLLISION T'yo Men KILLED
collision occurred on the Illinois Central
Railroad, between Fairview and the Central
Car-works, about three O'clock yesterday
morning, by which Frank Coyle, an en-
gineer, and Edmund Coyle, a fireman, were
killed.
1t appears from the testimony before the
CoSoDer's Jury that two freight trains were
coming into the city, less than mile apart,
and running between fifteen and twenty
miles an hour. The rear train ran into the
one ahead of it with such force as to throw
Edmund Coyle, the fireman, over a fence
some ten rods from where the collision oc-
Cured. The body of Frank Coyle, the en-
gineer, was found upon the side track,
nearly cut in two.
The conductors and employees of both trains
are of the opinion that the unfortunate en-
gineer and fireman were both asleep, and
hence the fatal collision. 1t appears that
these men had been without sleep since Fri
day morning at half past eleven o'clock,
when they left Chicago, over forty hours,
and had dropped asleep from sheer exhaus-
ton. 1t was long and fatal sleep to the
poor fellows-a sleep that knows no wax
ing. We have not learned the result of the
Coroner's inquest Chicago EUsRiHg Journal
Nope7abfr d
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WOODS THEAIER-MiSS Elite Henderson,
The proeremme for to night at Woods is
is ore that will be cure to please. The per.
formance will commence with the petite
comedy of The Cabin Boy, in which Miss
Henderson will assume the character of
"Julian," to be followed by the laughable
farce OF Our Gal, and to conclude with the
comic burletta of State Secrets.
PIKE's Professor Anderson.
The feats of the unrivaled professor of Am
bidextrous Prestigiation" are as marvel
Gus ss ever. The Opera-house is still con-
sidertd an attraction among amusement
goers, and many who do not attend the
tbeater during the long course of a year have
avsiled themselves of the opportunity to
witness the arts Of this prince of clever per-
formers.
NATIONAL THEATER-Ddn Rice -On Mon
dey night next Dan Rice opens the National
Tbeater with his unique and unequaled
corps of acrobatic and equestrian artists
The building bas been renovated, a2d will
we hope, present quite a gay and spirited
scene on the opening night. Dan is we'll
known as possessing indomitable energy and
knowledge of the modus operGndi of pleas
ing the people. His company is the best
that has ever been in our city.
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lBy Telegraph !

NEw YoRK, November 6.-Flour-Receipts
l9,O66 barrels Market shade firmer with a
moderate export demands: sales of 10000
brls. ct s. 5o0b GO for superfne State; So 10
@5 70 for extra State; So 50@5 60 for super
fine Western So 7o@5 go for; common to
medium extra Western; S. 9O06 for ship
ping brands extra round. hooped Ohio. Cana
dian Flour firm; sales OF 900 brls. at S. so
as go for superfne; IS 1907 so for common
10 choice extra. Rye Flour steady at $40
40 .1ev - I' [.
Receipts of Wheat, l444 47O bush. Market
about lc. better, with rather more doing for
export: sales of 10000 bush. at 81 20@l FL
for Chicago spring; 81 22@l "a for Mil
Bspkie club; 81 24@l 25 for amber Iowa;
81 3l@l "a for winter red Western, aud
81 35 for amber Michigan. Rye firm al 100
81. Barley quiet at 6O@70c. Receipts Of
Corn, 40, ,ll7 bush Market duh and without
msieThl change sales of $1,000 bush. at
6l1S(a621Sc. for mixed Western. Oats a
shsoe irmer at 40@42c. for Canada, Western
and State. Jr i.gul9sgs9
Pork firm; sales Of 100 brs, at Sl59lo 20
for mess. and so 75@lO for prime, Beet is
| dull. Cut Meats quiet and steady, Lard Is
more active: sales Of |, 900 brlS, az 8 61<Cg97sc.
Butter is selling at s@l2c for Onio, sad
l2I5@lsr. for State Cneese steady az 497;.
WHISKY nominal at 20M92Lc. 4
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INKLINGs.

NJ. w. Myers. Esq, was yesterday ap-
pointed Law Librarian.
The total expense of constructing the va
rious Notifications around the city, exclusive
of the salaries of the engineers ard the re-
moval of the guns from the City Barracks,
was $4,742 OF.
DR.. W. II. Mussey, Of this city, has re-
ceiVed the appointment of Brigade Surgeon,
and takes charge of the Marine Hospital.
DR.. Wright hss been assigned to other duties,
and Dr. Lindsey will continue in his present
position. .s.r
The friends of Colonel W. H. H. Taylor
last night at the Gibson House, presented
him with splendid pair of Colts navy re.
volvers,
Councilman Theodore Marsh and Cowms.
sioner Leonard Swsrtz started for Western
Virginia, on the Allen Collier, yesterday
Afternoon at four o'clock.
The residence of Mr.. John B. Hicks, No
Ill Everett street, was robbed of a number
Of valuable articles yesterday afternoon,
while the family were out.
Robert Bunker, Ex. Mayor of Mobile, Ala,
and Andrew Lowe, merchant o. Savannah,
Co., recently arrested in this city, were yes :
ieIdsy sent to Fort Warren, in Boston
HaTbOr. -.,.H
Colonel R. F. Stanton, Isaac Nelson, Thos.
Csrten, r. s. Thomas and George FORESTER,
Secession prisoners, lately sent to Camp
Chase, have been transferred to Fort Warren,
in Boston Harbor, which is to be a sort of
Bsstle for captured rebels.
Captain Zeke Tatem, former "locar of the
Enquirer, leaves for his regiment, the Sixth
Ohio, Western Virginia, this evening.
The election of Lieutenant. Colonel of the
Fifty. second Regiment will take place at
Camp Dennison to-day.
Charles Hays, Captain of Company E,
Fifth Ohio Cavalry, Colonel Taylor, has been
promoted 10 the vacant Majorship in that
regiment
The residence of Charles Steele, No. 432
Broadway, was entered by burglars, on
Monday night and robbed of silver ware,
| valued at $50,
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Letter from an Indiana Auditor.
AUDlToR's OFFICE, WAYNE Co , IND, |
November l. 1851


November l, 1861
LEONARD SwARTz, ESQ Sir: In the early
part of our troubles the Commissioners of
our county passed an order making provision
for the destitute families in the county of
those who volunteered in the service of
the country. In recent investigation of
the expenses incurred in that direction,
They found that the expense far exceeded
their expectation; and noticing an article in
a Cincinnati paper that you had made a visit
TO the Ohio troops in Western Virginia. and
succeeded in raising some money from the
soldiers, to be appropriated to their families,
the Board, concluding that it might he ad
vissble to pursue a similar course and visit
IndiaDa soldiers, instructed me to write you
on the subject and make few inquiries for
il formation.
81. They desire to know by what authority
you went?
SO. How or by what means did you get
access to the soldiers2
"3 Was the money received and disbursed
among the families of the volunteers in pro-
portion to the amount furnished by their
husbands or otherwise2"
An answer to the above interrogatories,
at your earliest convenience, will be grate-
fully received. Truly yours,
B. I. MARTIN.
A. w. O.,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

BOARD OF CITY IMPROVEMENTS - The
Board met this morning and transacted the
following business:
\ communication was received from the
Trustees of the Sixth District School, re-
monstTatiDg against the acceptance by the
city of Dover alley. Filed.
A communication was received from
property holders on Seventh street. west of
Freeman, asking the city to have the side
walks in that locality paved. Filed.
The Clerk was directed to notify Nicholas
Goshorn to pave the unpaVed sidewalks at
the intersection of Richmond and Cutter
streets.
A communication was received from the
Collector of the Miami and Erie Canal, ask
ing that some old stone piers be removed
from the canal. Filed.
The usual weekly bills for cleaning streets
were ordered to be paid. ---
The Clerk was directed to advertise for
proposals to repair Hunt street, from Main
TO Broadway. D.
The contract to bowlder Liberty-street,
fIom PendletOn to Price, was awarded to
George Baton. ..... IL
The Clerk was directed to send a commu-
nication to the Chief of Police asking that a
weekly report be made to the Board of Pub
lc Improvements of all lamps found by the
night police throughout the city, either un-
lighted or in bad condition.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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FRoNT sPRINGTIRBD, mo.
The Removal or Gen. Fremont-The Late
CharGe Of bis Body. Gunrd-sigeI aRd his
Command-CRptives, &c, &c,


Lieutenant William Powell, Of the Benton
Cadets, infantry bods.guard to Fremont ar
rived in our city this morning direct from
Springfield, which place he left on Friday
night last He represents the late charge of
the Body.Ruafd, under Major Sicconi, as uh-
equaled since the war began. We learn of
the death of young man Of our city, whose
name we withholdat present BY request, who
was killed 10 the charge. The removal of
Fremont occupied the thoughts of the men,
who are on the point OF mutiny, and assert
they will have no otheg leader.
General Sigel and his command, and Gen :
eTal Fremont with large force, were at
Springfield, making preparations for the ap.
pfoachiHg fight. General Price has been re-
iuforced by Generals McOulloch and Hardee,
and was determined to make stand at Will
sons Creek, twelve miles from Springfield.
Rumor estimates Prices forces at thirty FIVE
thousand. Lieutenant Powell says our men
were eager for the fight, but thinks the re-
moval Of Fremont will prove disastrous in
the coming struggle.
The Postmaster at Ozark, appointed under
the present Administration, was arrested for
! bis Secession proclivities and brought TO st.
Louis by Lieutenant Powell.
A large number of arms belonging to the
| rebel troops were captured near Springfield
| by a company of the Benton Cadets. Lieu
| teudnb IOh6l e6Chtu Ouo unu Will lodNo IL
at our office for exhibition to morrow morn
ing. He brought letters for the following
| persons, who can obtain them by applying
at % East Fourth street, Shorts building:
Thomas J. Sherep, Francis Roark, Mrs
Mary Stubbs, Mr.. Stiely, ]. A. Ovens, B
Strubbe, Miss Matte NJ. Smith, Mrs. Oatha
rine Smith, Wn. B. Smith, Mrs. Ann Hama
berry, Mrs. D. W FaiTchild, Nickler Hoeffer
CT orPe Tirl, Rufus W Murphy, Ella May
son, George Fisher, w. w. Magill, H. s
Greene, John Gregg, 7. Q. PeTtessSn, San
Vibbard, Mrs. Jane Longeuecker, Johl
Welding, Geo. W. Winall, F. Dorman, J. G
Colby, james Collins, Mre Elizabeth Burns
Mrs 4. H. Bowchard, DR.. @. F. Boxford
VIM. Caswell, John Boak, Adam Wallace
Mrs, Ann Askren.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

To TIE LADEs.-We wish to call your
particular attention to the ladies' patent
electro collars and cuffs, which are manufac-
tuTed from combination of paper aud cloth,
the same material as the gents patent enam .
eled collars, which are now being mauufac-
tuIed at the rate of three hundred and fity
thousand week. The ladies' patent electro
collar and cuff are entirely new article to
the ladies of Cincinnati, although wen known
10 the ladies of New York, Philadelphia aud
omy, superior shape, neatness and comfort
TO any other collar worn. The increased de-
mand for the L. P. Il. O. and @ g bids fair
soon to increase the production Of paper col
lars to five hundred thousand per week.
Ladies are invited 10 call and examine
Dealers furnished on the same terms and
prices as from Philadelphia, New York and
Boston.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

Lieutenant Alfred Kautz, of the steamer
Flog, who has been a prisoner in the hands
Of rbe rebels since the 25th of June, arrived
at Washington City Friday. He was cap
tured off Hatteras Inlet while in charge of a
prize schooner, and is aosept on his parole,
for the purpose of tffecting an exchange of
prisoners. He says the Union prisoners at
Richmond are suffering from the weather
and insDfiiciency of clothing. In case an ar
rargement for sn exchange of prisoners can
not be effected, he is to return to his contine-
ment in Richmond Jail in fifty days.
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LAW RRPORT.


BEFORE JUDGE MALLoE-John Lawson
and Others Us. the City and others. This
case is on trial to a jury to recover the price
of grading High-street, under a contract
made in l843. The property owners are re-
sisting on the ground that their property
has been injured by the work.
CRIMINAL SIDE--The swearing of witnesses
to be examined before the Grand Jury con-
tinues. One. hundred and twenty eight have
been sWovn. ...
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SUPERIOR COURT.

The City Us. the Pendleton and Fifth-street
Railroad Company. The argument proceeded
at the sitting of the Court. q 49,.
In the remarks of Mr.. Worthington, on
behalf of the defense, he discussed the doc
trine of dedications-c claimed that the city
bad no power to make revenue laws, and
Il at in the franchise received by the com
pany from the Legislature there was 10 con
,dition as 10 compensation, the only limita.
tion accompanying the grant being as to
the manner of Use and occupation;
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DISPATCH FROM CHAs. F. WLsrACH-The
fo4iowiDg dispatch was received this morn
ing, at the Central Depot of. the Volunteer
Aid Committee, from the chairman of the
committee:
CAMP GAULEY, November 8, 1861.
ain company with Baldwin, Heavier and
Colonel Bullock, arrived here this morning;
shall leave to night for Petersburg, and
continue the inspection. Find troops on the
line much better than expected. All well.
20. r. WILSTACH.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

COUNTY MATTERs.-The Board of County
Commissioners have passed the folio wing
bills since the last report: William Nagel,
corn meal for work house and jail, $27 AZ;
Aaron A. Golfer, baskets, 81 so; Jacob Wa,
on New Baltimore Bridge, $4,000; @. H
Wehrman, bread for County Work house
S37 2S. Total, $2074 2I.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

A CARD-We refer our readers to the card
Of Messrs Roth and Mosser, of the st. Nicho-
las Exchange, to be found in another col
umn. They keep constantly on hand every
thing that is estable and drinkable, aud are
also prepared to get up suppers for balls or
parties on the shortest notice. Read their
card, and give them a call.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

SCHOOL OF DEsIGE FOR FEMALEs.-We
have heretofore announced the fact that
department would be established in the
School of Design for young ladies'. Those
interested are referred to our advertisements
for particulars. t.. hH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

New NovEL.-Charles Reade's new work,
The Cloister and The Hearth; or, kaid, Wife
and WidolO, a tter-of fact romance, has
been received by Hickey Il Carroll, Opera
house Building, FOurth'street. Charles
Reade is the well known author of PEG
WcffNgtOn, and other popular works.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

JUST received this morning, by Express, at
Wilkipson's, No. ITO West Fourth street, a
splendid lot of New York Bay oysters, which
will be served up raw, broiied, roast, stswed
and fried, at forty cents per dozen.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

REMovED.-In accordance with the late
order of the Postmaster. General, Mr..
Church's Newsstand has been removed
from the Postofice, and will be opened to-
morrow morning on the east aide of Vine,
Just below Fourth street .-.-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

DESIRABLE NovELTIEs.-Towers & Co., 149
Main street, have on hand a stock of "The
Garibaldp' and Federal hat. They are,
indeed, a novelty. co.,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

The finest bread in the city is Smiths
salt rising bread-to be had at the corner Of
ing to take our word for it, will please call
at his depot and examine for themselves.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

GENTLEMEN from Paris, Kentucky, speak
OF the misbehsvior and vulgsrity of the
soldiers of the Union in that vicinity, which
is becoming exceedingly offensive.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

LUBRIcITY OF BIvALvEs We refer our
citizens and the world generally, to Cavag-
mas, No. 81 West Fifthrstreet. His supply
of oysters is extensive, and they are as good
as the supply is large.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

TIE AMBIDExTRoUs OYSTER MAN.-Robert
Orr, No. IL West Fifth-street, astonishes the
public with his unequal Union oysters.
Drop in and judge of their size and quality.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

HOl FoR THH 0YsTBRs.-At Waggoner's
Depot, on Central avenue, above Fifth, aud
% sixth street lots Of hEs fresh oysters con;
fat, and Of the most delicious favor,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

WRITNa FLulD-N. W. Speers, No. 81
Walnut. street, has sent to our table bottle
Of his writing fluid, which proves to 20 of a
superior quality. Dealers and writer's will
fLd IL al G claim. for it. 80 o. 7.' 'fs
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pRnRATE OOuRT.

.HABEAs CoRPUs.-John Mcknight, vol.
unteer in the Fifty-fourth Regiment wa:
alleged TO be Illegally detained at OamI
DennsoD, being minor. Case not dis,
posed of
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a UOTION- kALk-BY W W. WERT-IS4
N MAin.st,, two lOIs aooye Fourth Hotel Bag.
gage at Auction On MONDAY MORNING, NoY.
n. At O'Clock, will be sold, all unelaimed Baggage,
up 70 this date, from the Gait House, william
March, or PropTietori Gibson House, D; Geof-
Troy, proprietor, comprising two hundred Trunks,
Valisea and CaIpst sAste with contents. Qel2
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STRAYED.

SSTRAYED- MULES = S5 REwARD From
- the subscriber, on the 10Th lust Ave head Of
on the Tump; the balance Ead marks recoliected
] Si'l give s. per head reward for the delivery Of
said Mules TO me, tor any intormati n that will
enable NE to set them ReturR MILLER'S Sta
Oc3l - nd A. SMITH.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
City n ewS.

MEETING OF THE SKETCH CLUB.-The
members of the Sketch Club will not forget
the meeting, to night, at Porter's Gallery,
Ice West Fourth. street. Subject-"Modern
Art
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a uCTIO| SALE by SMITH 4 WILL
n lAMS (suocessOJs 10 Kellogg q WilliAms). =
Sale-rooD, - aud . 4 East Third s'.-Mortsag gee's
sale OF New Furniture. DanufAotu go bT william
ate O'Clock, at our Sales-TOgms, ~ and 24 East
Tbird;st the entire stock Of tnrniture contained
william Brown, Consisting Of Bedstsads, various
stytesi Marble top and other Bureaus; do Wash
stands; Cribs Lounges, Gard aud Ceoter tables
Sltension, DiniI g and other Tablesi One aud Two
Boob. .cases, WardI obes Desks, Sideboards, DC.
AtSO-In addition TO tht. Sale a doe assortment
PaTlOT Cbaira. MAJ Ible.top Fables Fapcy st sDds &C
ALSO 10 dOz. Cane aud Wood seat Chairs, Nurse
and Arm Rockers. Ohildren'a Table. chairs, &c.
The city and conntry dealers are particularly In
yied to attend this Sale as the stock is al OF the
best mako aud good variety viii be sold In lots
to suit the trade Terms oasn.
N. B. The Goods eau be packed on the premises.
1OC3l.ttl
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PERSONAL.

DEB sONAL-Mr. P-There is some mis-.
you please write me again. Box 500. O6-b"
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BOARDING.
LOST.

n OsT-A POCKET-BOOK-Of no Importance
IA to any except the owner, with several
notes, made payable to A. bONEIL liberal
reward will be paid for the IL left at this Office
lno5-b'l
n OsT-S5 REwABD- Last Sunday a week,
II bIiLd died Cow, with pieces sawed off both
horns and piece out of the tip Of the right ear.
The fir der will receive the above reward by leaving
her at The corner of Freeman and Clinton ats, at
the grocery. moo b
n OsT-NoTES-Of O. Wolff & 90. The public
Ia are hereby cautioned against receiving two
bic to Peter Kiefer or order-one dated January,
1858, for s., on which a baleIce e s. l. due,
having been mi,laid or DESTROYED as is averred,
Doice is given tOat said notes will be cancelled aud
pull and void, unlesa produced before jan
uary 1862. lnol-bDfWy%J PETER KIEFER.