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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
lBy Telegraph
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NEW YORK, November 5.-Ashes quiet and
steady: sales of 80 brls. at So BIZ for Pots
and Pearls.
Flour-Receipts 1888 brls.; market sc.
lower: sales of l2,6OO brls. at S. 5O@5 IS for
superfine State, $5 65@5 rs for extra State,
S. 50@5 55 for superfne Western, S. esq
5 80 for common to medium extra Western
and $5 90@5 95 for Shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour droop-
ing: sales of 300 brls. at $5 50@5 go for su-
peifne and S. 7005 rs for common 70
choice extra. Rye Flour steady at 1904 10.
Receipts of Wheat 244, ,936 bushels; market
opened firm, but afterward prices declined
lc: sales 100000 bushels at 81 2l@l % for
Milwaukee Club; 81 23@l "a for amber Iowa;
81 22@l "a for Canadian Club; ST. 3O@l 80
for Winter red Western; 81 33@l 35 for am-
Der Michigan. Rye firm at 78@8lc. Bar
ley steady: sales 8, 200 bushels Canada West
at 7Oc Receipts Corn 94, 7O7 bushels; market
heavy and dropping: sales So 900 bushels at
62@63c. for mixed Western. Oats dull at
4O@4lc. for Canada, Western and State.
Pork steady sales of 80 brls. at $l5 500
10 rs for mess, and SO 75@l0 for prime.
Beef unchanged. Cut Meats dull. Lard
firm; sales of l50 brls. at 81z@9s<c.
Butter is selling at s@llc. for Ohio, and
12@l7c for State. Cheese dull at 41z97c.
Whisky quiet at 2013920Ac.
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GBy Telegraph.l

NEW YoRK, November 5.-Stocks higher,
but not active. Money active at sac per
cent. on call. Sterling Exchange dull at
l07@l07H. Chicago and Rock Island, 81 Il;
Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen 2C5%; Chi.
cago, Burlington and Quincy, 64H Galena
and Chicago, 6911; Cleveland and Toledo,
36Mr Illinois Central Script 62A; Panama,
ll8; Harlem, l22s; New York Central, 1917
Erie, 322s; Erie Preferred, 5614; Stocks, 80;
Pacific Mail, 9716; one day after opening
Galena and Chicago First Bonds, 80; Oregon
war Joan, half year, go; United States Skies,
sl, Registered, "a; United States Fives, IA,
Coupons, "a; Ohio Skies, 60 80 1.6: Virginia,
AZ; Tennessee, Az Louisiana, 59A; Michigan
Central First Bonds, "a
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Iosds. 'oe,oA A.T 25.--BroidstdTs Arm but

-London, October 25.-BreidstufFs Arm but
quiet
Coffee firm. Sugar easier Rice active.
Tea firm; common UOugou, l2Md.
Erie shares, 2G@26i<; Illinois Central,
3S@37h. 20 ..
LiV1pOOl, Friday October 2b-Vlour
easier, but dull. Wheat declined 2C99d.
Corn quiet and dropping: nike 4 80 9d.033s.
Beef dull and unchanged. Pork quiet and
steady. Bacon steady and unchanged. Lard
firm. Tallow active; advance Of lNC91s. Cd.
Coffee firm. Rice firm. Linseed Oh frmer.
LATEST.
LiperpooL October 26.-Cotton-sales Of
10000 bales. Prices frmer but unchanged.
SpeculatOrs took 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs steady and unchanged. Sales
small
Provisions dull but unchanged.
London, October 26.--Consols 93H@93M
for Money.
HdUre, October 4-Cotton--Ssles of the
week, "a, 500 bales; Orleans treu Ordiuaire,
1885,; bss, l5Of Market activu, and adj
vsnced l@2t. Stock in port, 900 bales.
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LAW REPORT.
HnpERIoR COURT.


GENERAL TERH.-The City Vs. The Pendle-
ton and Fifth.street Railroad Company. The
argument was resumed. Mr.. PuRh addressed
the Court at great length, contending that in
the Railroad Ordinance passed by the City
Council they had not acted under the twelfth
section of the General Corporation Act, but
in which they assumed a power to exact
terms which she was not authorized to exact.
In relation to the per capita of one cent on
each passenger, Mr.. P. remarked that IL was
not a tax laid on the estimate Of public me-
cessity; for the city had no right to take
more than was necessary for the economical
administration Of the City Government-but
instead of exercising her legislative dis
cretion, in contemplating the necessities of
the public service, she puts up the amount of
that tax to the competition Of individuals !;
so that even if she had any right to impose
the tax (which be denied, the method she
adopted in doing so was in clear violation Of
law.
The argument is in progress.
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KAEAwHA NEws-The steamer AILen Col
Her arrived at the wharf yesterday afternoon,
bringing the following detailed account of
the late fight at Gauley:
On Friday morning last the rebels opened
fire on General Rosecraps at Gauley and
Camp Tompkins from the hills on the west
side of New River. They used shot, shell and
musketry, but succeeded in killing no one;
their shells were defective and few exploded.
They sunk the ferry-boat and stopped the
supply trains, and scared the telegraph oper-
ator, who packed his apparatus in a wagon
and started off. Subsequently the ferry, boat
was raised, the supply trains came in and the
master of electric wire ordered back. Un-
fortunately his wagon was overturned and
the apparatus smashed; hence, no communi-
cation to Gallipolis.
The rebels, after wasting considerable
ammunition to no purpose, and "having ac.
complished their object" fell back, and have
not shown themselves since. We shall await
with anxiety Floyd's official account in tn e
Richmond Examiner, Enquirer or Wing.
The rel ell force was varlousy estimated at
from seventeen hundred to seven thousand.
General Rosecrans, according to our infor-
nation, is to capture Floyd and his entire
command; in proof of the same his plan is
made known here and elsewhere, showing
how it is to be done, but not a1heH it is to be
done. However, we will wait and see; our
confidence is strong, and we hope the Gen.
eral may succeed, and "having accomplished
his object" send them all to Columbus.
The Collier, on her upward trip, took four
pieces of cannon from Charleston to Camp
Enyart. Henry Wood, Moses Norton, Elijah
Rook, ], H. Fry, Charles Hedrck aud five
other prominent citizens, residing at the
Kanawha Salines and vicinity, had been ar.
rested by Colonel Tyler, and held as hostages
for number of Union citizens recently cap
tured by the enemy. The prisoners are al
Charleston under guard. Messrs. Wilstach
into the condition of our troops in Western
Virginia, left for Gauley the same night the
Collier arrived at Camp Enyart. The CoLhel
returns to the Kanawha River to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

wooD's lHEATER-Miss Etde Hendsrson.-
To night, being the second evening Of the
re-engagement Of Miss Elite Henderson, she
will appear as "Ohsrlotte Clopier," in Cap
tain Charlotte; and "Little Pickle" with
song aud dance, in The Spoiled Chiid. These
sm1siDg performances will undoubtedly at.
uact a good audience.
PIKE's OPERA. HOUSE u Professor Anderson.
The Professor will present tonight for the
amusement of his patrons, some of the
grandest of his "inexplicable mysteries.n
The large number of spectators that repeat
their Visits night after night sufficiently
attests the variety of his performances.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The following business
has been transacted by the Board of County
Commissioners since our last report, at noon
yesterday:
appointments Mdde.-Peter Dilly, Day
Watchman in the Courthouse, at salary of
81 a day, in 4place of G. Leist dis
charged.
Henry Wuest, Sergeant-at- Arms in the
Auditors Office, in place of Patrick ODono-
hue, discharged.
John Shields, cook in the County Jail, in
place of Samuel Garret, discharged.
Said appointments to take effect from and
after the llth of November, 1861.
Mr.. B. A. Swartz, appointed on the 18th of
September to index certain records in the
Probate Court, was this day authorized and
instructed to index the records of marriages
from Book No. 6 in the Office of the Probate
Judge of this county, for compensation
formerly agreed upon by this Board. The
following bills were passed:
Rucker, Dunlap Co., four loads of lime.... SIC 90
John Santer, seven days labor on Carthage
z w
George Feltner, 90
j. A. Bailey, groceries for County Ja..".,.. % 43
4J
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ADDITIONAL CoNTRIBUTIoNs.-The Central
Committee in the Mechanics Institute have
received the following contributions since
our report yesterday:
From Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio,
per Mrs. X Randle, Treasurer of the Ladies'
Relief Society, 60 pairs socks, 20 shirts, 10
pairs drawers and blankets.
From Newport, KY, articles collected in
the public school-rooms: From Miss Alex
andGr's room, "a pairs gloves, IL pairs draw
eTs, IL flannel shirts and IL pairs socks.
From Miss Gilman's room, SO pairs socks.
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OH CARRIED 0FF.-An immense quantity
of oil in barrels was carried of by the sud
den rise in the Alleghany River, at Pitts
burg, on Saturday night. At one time on
Sunday morning the river was literally COW
cred with floating barrels. Some of the oil
was lost by the breaking of an aWkwardly
managed fat, some distance up the river,
but large proportion was swept away from
the banks where it had been carelessly left.
Several dozen of barrels were picked up by
people along the banks, and nearly all will
probably be thus saved, but not by the own
'trs, 80
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INKLINGs.

The balance of accounts in the County
Treasury shows the amount of funds remain
ing in to be $499,5s4 II.
The water was let into the drinking foun.
tains in the City Lot yesterday for the first
time.
II Is reported that Colonel Dunning's
Fifth Ohlo) Regiment has been ordered from
Western Virginia to Maryland.
Captain Roberts, recently a prisoner at
Richmond, Va, arrived here yesterday, from
Wheeling, on the steamer Liberty.
The annual meeting of the United States
Grand Lodge of the l. o. o. F. convenes in
Louisville, KY, to-day. -..
1t is estimated that the number of troops
that have been and win be ordered to Ken
lucky the present week will amount TO ten
thousand.
Edward Morgan, the Clermont County
burglar, who escaped from the officers in
charge of him few days ago, was arrested
in Oovington yesterday, and no doubt this
time will be safely lodged in the Batavia
Jail.
Captain Merely, United States Commits
sary at this port, has been ordered to Indian
apolis.
A new labor-saving machine was yester-
day applied for ringing the REBEL in the
tower Of the Mechanics Institute.
Major Burke, of the Tenth Regiment, il
rapidly recovering from the wound received
at the battle of Carnifex Ferry.
Captain Norris r. Norton has succeeded il
| filing up his company. II is attached Il
Colonel W. H. H. Taylor's cavalry regi
ment.
The Board of City Improvements trans
acted no business this morning, for lack of
| quorum.
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The Ladies' Bethel Aid Society will hold
their second meeting to sew for the destitute
children of our city, at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Union, on Race
street, between Fourth and Fifth, this (Tues.
day. afternoon at half past two o'clock. The
general agent of the Bethel Society expects
to be present and report to the meeting his
plan for winter operations.
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LICENSE REoEIPTs-The following amounts
have been received at the Mayors Office for
licenses during the past week:

CUTTING WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Last night
Sarah Casey, colored individual, attempted
to kill her husband, Thomas Casey, by cut
ting him on the shoulders and breast with
rszor. The affair happened on Race-street,
between Third aud Fourth. Sarah was com.
mitted in default of $500 bail for trial before
the Criminal Court.
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A CASE IN FUTURo.-It was stated in one
of the morning journals that the case Of con.
tempt against General Mitchell and Colonel
Jones would come up in the United States
Court this forenoon. 1t did not, however,
but will be decided in die incertG.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Thomas
Murray, soldier, belonging to Colonel Tay-
lor's Cavalry Regiment, was arrested yester.
day, by officer Schaffer, for passing 500
counterfeit bill on the Bank of Louisville
upon II. Flohrs, No. 4l9 Main street, in pay
for coat and other clothing. He was held
to bail in $3.50 for trial on Friday next.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-' MULES IS REWARD From
- the subscriber, on the Goth inst five head Of
on the rump; the balance had marks recollected
will give 50 per head reward for the delivery Of
said Mules to me, tor any information that will
enable me to set them. Return = MGLLERS Sta
ble Fitth-st between Main and Sycamore
oc3l.f" ED A. SMITH.
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The argument is in progress.
COMMON PLEAS.

RooM No. 3.-Ninety. three persons were
sworn as witnesses, before the Grand Jury,
in the case of Hunt Us. the Cincinnati,
Lebanon and Xenia Railroad. A verdict
was returned for plaintiff for $2,62S.
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A REQUEsT.-The alley at the side and
rear of our Office needs to be cleaned out.
Will the persons whose duty 1t is confer
favor upon residents in the vicinity by at
tending to the matter as soon as possible?
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

Hol FOR THE OYsTERs.-At Waggoners
Depot, on Central Avenue, above Fifth, and
tinue arriving daily. They are large and fat,
and of the most delicious flavor.
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City News.

THE Fifth Ohio Regiment has been ordered
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The Hon. Emerson Etheridge, the gallant
Tennesseean, now Clerk to the House OF Rep
resentatives of the United States has been
making Union speeches in Tennessee. While
he is raising his eloquentvoice for the preser-
walton of the Government, Robert Morris,
ESQ, grandson Of the great Revolutionary
financer and patriot, member of the Con-
stitutional Convention, and signer OF the
Declaration Of Iudependence, is in Washing
ton attending TO official duties as chief clerk.
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"SHE HAD BROTHER. Sergeant Kibby,
of the Second Ohio Regiment, who arrived
in our city last night has given us small
printed bill, which he found on the road in
Montgomery County, Ky. The bill is of
personal character, but from its peculiarity
we give an abstract. 1t appears a man
named Anderson married lady who had a
brother. Not finding connubial felicity
quite so pleasant as he expected, he paid a
visit to a neigbbor's house, and leaving his
wife there, started away, telling his conjugal
companion he would soon return. This,
however, he forgot to 1o and his better half
waited anxiously, and with fear lest he had
been spirited of. She was allowed to wait
in this condition a considerable length of
time, when her brother arrived, to whom
she confded her trouble. The brother called
at Anderson's house, but was informed that
he would not be seen, and that he might take
his sister home, as he (Anderson) would not
have her for his wife, and did not want to
see him. The brother thought Anderson
was not acting right and finally working
himself up 10 fighting trim, went to the
printer for relief-which was given him in a
small poster, in which he pronounced An
derson liar, slanderer, scoundrel and cow
ard. The affair is of recent date, and the
public may expect soon to hear of burial
in Montgomery County.
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JUST received this morning, by Express, at
Wilkinson's, No. ITO West Fourth. street, a
splendid lot of New York Bay oysters, which
will be served up raw, broiled, roast, stewed
and fried, at forty cents per dozen.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05

PIoToR1AIs.-Harper's Weekly, New York
Illustrated News, Frank Leslie, Home Jour
nal and Vanity Fair, for this week, have
been received at Hutchinson's, Vine-street,
above Fourth.
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THE SHOE TRADE LOOKING UP.-The Fall
River CMass.) Ne,0s says of the shoe trade:

We learn from many of the different shoe
making localities in this State that the trade
has greatly revived of late, and that the
wages of workmen have been raised. Abner
shoes, which will employ the industry of the
whole working population of that village.
Business in Lynn has also improved withiA
a short time.
Manufacturers in New York report a re-
markable scarcity of shOemAkers, and wages
have seldom been better.
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR LADIES I'VE un-
derstand that department will be estab-
lished in the School of Design, in the Me-
cbanics Institute, tor ladies'. The Board of
Managers meet this evening, and will take
the subject into consideration.
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FAILURE OF TIE EASTERN MAM.-The
Eastern mail entirely failed last night. Our
latest dates from New York were of the lst
inst
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ALF. BURNETT has returned to this Office
the following letters, that he took with him
two months since to Virginia, he being un-
able TO find the persons addressed:
Mr.. Thomas Hannan, Tenth Regiment.
Charles H. Evans, Fifth Regiment.
Edward Myers, Fifth Regiment.
Pat Conroy, Tenth Regiment.
These letters may be obtained by calling
at this Office. ..-.-.
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LOST.

II OST-A POOKET-B0OK-Of no Importance
h to any one except the owner, with several
notes, made payable TO A. hoNEIL. A liberal
reward will be paid for the if left at this Office
lno5.b'l
n OST-H0TES-Of @. Wolff q Co. The public
H hereby cautioned against receiving two
certain notes, tigned by @. Wolff 4 { and pAya-
bic to Peter Kiefer or order-one dated January,
1858, for s., on which a balance of s. Is due,
and one dated November 81 1860. Both said notes
having been mislaid or DESTROYED, as is averIed,
notice is given that said notes will be Cancelled aud
null and void, unless produced or before jan
uary 1859. lnO4-bDfWy*J PETER KlEFER.
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SEvERE AcoIDENr.-T The Urbana Citizen
and Gazette learns that the wife Of the Hon.
Samuel Shellabarger, member of Congress
from the Eighth District, met with q serious
accident at her home in Springfield, feW
dsys since, by falling down q stairway end
breaking thigh bone and one or two OF her
ribs. fN .i gag.
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A UCTION sALE-BY W. W. WERT-I54
IN Main st., two doors above Fourth = Hotel Bag
gage At Auotion.--On MONDAY MORNING, Nov.
II, at O'Clock, will be sold, all unclaimed Baggage,
uP to this date, from the Calf House, William ~
Marsh, Br proprietor; Gibson House, o. II Geof-
ffoy, proprietor, comprising two hundred TruAks,
Vslises aud Carpet Sacks with contents. ool2-x
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Pr7TsBURa, November 5-M.-River six
teen feet by the pier mark, and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
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REMovAL.-Wm. B. Barry has removed
from Burnetstreet to No. 76 West Third,
betw ween Vine and Walnut.
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The Governor of PennsylYania has pro-
claimed that Thursday, November %, be OBJ
served as day Of Thanksgiving throughout
that State. The same day has heen set apart
IN New York ami New Hampshire.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCFION sALR-BY @. BRAsHEARs &
IN LAWS Sale rooms, Nos 81 and 50 Main-st
Boots and Shoes at AuctiOR,-TH RSDAY MOAN
ING, Nov. Z, we will sell, commencing at O'Clock,
$50 cases Mems, Boys, W Wouths, Women's, Misses
and ChildreD's Boots; Shoes, BTogans and CATERS,
lIeSH .no4 's q BRHsHEARs LAWS, Auetioueers.
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SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL
AND SENT TO WESTERN Observation-Disclosures
ant G. II. Harris, Adjutant of the Ninth
Ohio Regiment, will start this afternoon at
four o'clock for Gauley in Western Virginia,
in charge of number of soldiers who have
recovered from their sickness and will be
consigned to their several regiments. The
following are the names of those, twenty-five
in number, sent from the Third-street Hospi-
tai:
From the Tenth Ohio Regiment--C Company
B, John Young; Company F, George Hoof;
Company G, John o. Minturn; Company K,
Max Gelfins.
Ninth Regiment-Company A, Lewis Ott-
ing.
Twelfth Regiment-Company D, Wallace
Morse; Company X, S. W. Compton and
Martin Wood.
Thirteenth Regiment-Company A, John
Stevenson.
Twenty. third egiment-Company A, Ed
gar Meekins Company B, David G. Wood /;
Company F, H 1. Smith and Charles Miller /;
Company G, E. W. Slocum; Company K,
John Holly, George B. Lyons and Q. D.
Couger.
Twenty. sixth Regiment Company A, W.
II. Brandenburg; Company @, Albert Science;
Company X, james Hunter.
Thirtieth Regiment-Company G, Il. H.
Bosworth.
Second Kentucky Regiment-Company B,
William Reed.
The Central Committee, in the Mechanics
Institute, will furnish all who are in need
comfortable clothing, taken from the articles
contributed
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a UCTJOg SAEE-BY SMITH WILL
N IAMS (EuccsssoIs to Kellogg q Williams).-
Sale room, 81 and , East Third MorteAgee's
Sale Of New Furniture, manufactu' cd by William
Brown.-0n THURSDAY MoBNlNG, November 7,
AZ o'clock, at our SAles'rol ms, % aud "a East
in fret, second and third stories, manufactured by
William hown, eoI%sting Of Bedsteads, yarlons
stands Cribs, Lounges, Gard and Center tablesi
"a Gatension, Dining and other Tablesi One aud Two
drawer Stands, Sofas, Caue seat and other Chairs,
Book. cases, Wardi obes Desks, Sdebosrds, &c.
ALsO-i In addition to this Sale, q toe assortment
OF Parlor Furniture, c.nsistpg of Sofas, Sociabes
ParloT Chairs, Marble top Tables, Fancy StAUds,& &c
ALSO Is doz. Cane and Wood ieat Chairs, Nurse
and Arm Rockers, ChidTen's Table. chairs, &e.
The city and country dealers are particularly in
Vted to attend this Sale, as the stock is all Of the
best make aud good variety. Will be sold in lots
to suit the trade Terms oaSn
N. B.-The Goods can be packed on the premises
(Oc3litl
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None need apply but young unmarried menr OF
good character. Pay varies from Sli to SN per
month. In addition to pay, an abundance Of good
tendance will be furnished free Of CHARGE together
with his -
Apply at once at No. 139 Sycamorest.
EDWARD NJ. McC00K, Second Lieutenant lst
Cavalry, Recruiting Officer. myl5-t