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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-13
OITY MuNTs.

No11Ug TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
~ yERN,-Nstce u hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city OF OH.
'iRRSs,i iAs s o,,l k ordiPn5ess. ts-gis H., n
man street 10 Westeru-avanue
To establish the grade Of Parker street, nom Ohio.
sy Ven 70 North = Elm street hovis.r.tons mica
street, from John.street TO Linu-street.
TO grade and pave with IbowldeT.stone Plum.
10 Grade and psvs WITH Sewider.stone A1.utto,.
street, from Bank.street TO Olearwater-street.
70 grade, repair and pave with brick the side.
Walks on the east side OF Ireue-street, from Sixth.
street to the north end Of said street.
To grade, repair and pave with brick the side.
walk on the west side Of Wood street, from Fifth
To etado, repair and pave with brick the side
walk on the south side OF Eighth street, from Gem
trail. avenue to Mound-street.
To repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third-street, from the Miami Canal TO Klgour-
To, grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south SIDE OF fourth-street, from John.street TO
10 grade and pave with limestone Pierce.alIey,
from Linn.street TO Baymiller. street.
To grade, pave and Macadamize with broken
stone Parker-street, from Ohio'avenue to North
Elm-street.
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
~pOration line.
10 grade West alley, from Park.alley TO the
borthern terminus Of said alley.
To grade Cross street, from Hamburg-s street
about 200 feet east to the section line.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
structed to give four weeks notice Of the pendenty
The law requires all claims for damages that may
with the Oily Clerk, setting forth the amount of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir-
alton Of the time required for the publication CT
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
mai2 DIV SAM. L. CoRwINB, City Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH

"A grade of OliVer-street. from John to Linn
street. and to repeal the grade established by the
Special Road District, as reported April ., 1919, AID
recorded page &c, Of Records OF the Engineer Of said
Boad District .1.
SECTION ]. Bet ordained By he City Council Of GS
city Of Cincinnati, That the grade of oliver
street, from John to Linn street, be, and the same
ing at the intersection of the south gutter Of Oliver
street and the west gutter Of yohn-street, at the
level of 1881 l6; thence descending with the south
gutter Of 0liver-streeti at a grade of one foot and
six huDdred and thirty-six thousands 1885. 1000 of
a foot in each one hundred feet, a distance of seven
hundred and seventy-eight feet to the east gutter
of Linn street, at the level Of 1913 SO.
SEC. 2 The grade established by the Special
Read District, as reported April 9, 1919, and re.
corded page 20, Of the. Records of the Engineer of
said Road District, is hereby repealed.
Done at the Council Chamber in the city of
Cincinnati, this eighth day of March, A. d. one
thousand eight hnadred and sixty one.
JOHN Il. T0RRENCE, President,
Attest: SAN. L. CORwINE, City Clerk: mhI2-o
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AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH II
n grade of BroWne-street, from ). j. Brownies
east line to his west line, and to repeal so much Of
an ordinance entitled ''An ordi0aDce to establish
the grade Of Browne street from s Browne's east
line to section line" passed by the CITY Council OF
the city of Oincinnati, May Il, 1855 as conflicts
herewith.
sEcTIoR l. BE Il ordained by he Oily Council Of De
oitv Of Cincinnati, That the grade OF ID oowte street,
fTomS J..Browne's east line TO his west line, be apd
the same is hereby established, as follows, Con.
meneing at the intersection OF 5 j. Brownies east
line and the north gutter Of BrownestIeet. at the
level Of g76 90; thence along the gutter OF Browne
street, at an ascending grade OF seventy .hye C0:I5l
distance Of six hundred feet to a summit, aud the
level gI 20; thence descending one foot and twenty.
one hundredths Of a foot In each one hundred feet
a distance Of Ave hundred feet 70 the level 9T s.;
thence ascending three feet In each one hundred
feet a distance OF one hundred and thirty five feet
10 the west line Of Brownies land, and the level
g73.5 81, as already established.
SIC 2. That so much Of the ordinance as
Sassed BY the Oily Council Of the city Of Cincinnati,
May 4, 1858, establishing the grade Of Browne-stroet
hrom Brownies east line to the section line, as con
hiols herewith, be, and the same Is hereby re-
Done al the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin.
cinDati, this eighth day of March, A. d. eighteen
hundred and sixty-ope.
john +. T0RRENCE, President.
Attest; sAH. l.. CoRwIEE, City Clerk mhls-o
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a lMINLsTRATRIx,s sALE..-OgN

a DMINISTRATRIX,s = ALB.-D On
IN WEDNESDAY, the twentieth day of March,
1861. at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, on
the Hamilton Turnpike, one mite nor'h of Burling-
ton; Springfield. Township, will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate, as the property
OF the estate of ROBERT A. HUNrEB licensed,
to. wit All that tract OF land situated in the north
half of section 35, town 3 andentire rage l, in the
Miami Purchase, being in Springfield Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio, bounded on the north by
lands of Cyrus hadwick and David cameron on
the west by lands Of Samuel Martin and the Gin
cinnati and Hamilton Turnpike Road; on tho
south by a tract Of BIZ acres of land set OFT to
Mary Jane Hunter, widow of Robert A. Hunter, do
ceased, as and for her dover In the estate Of said
Robert; and on the east by the lands of Henry Vat
lette-containing seventy four acres aud sixty
three hupdredths. Appraised at $40 per acre.
will also offer, at the same time and place, tho
said 37S acres, set of TO me as my dover, as afone-
said, making in all, in said tract, one hundred and
twelve Is. 100 acres.
The property will be sold in one tract, or subsi-
vided into several, to suit purchasers.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash, balance in, ono
and two years from the day Of sale, with interest
at six per cent. per deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
By order Of the Probate Court of Hamilton
County, made in q cause wherein Mary Jane
Hunter, Administrators Of Robert A. Hunter, de-
ceased, petitioner, and George 81. Hunter and
others are defendants
MAR JANE HUNTER, Administrators.
MILLS & GOsHORN, Attorneys.
February 10, 1901 fele-dfu
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A N ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE

= Crude OF POpIaf sIreetI from Freeman'street to
Western avenue.
BE Il Ordained By the City Council ofthe City of Gin
cinndH; That the grade of Poplar-street, from
Freeman. street to Western. avenue, be and the
same is hereby established as follows Commencing
in the intersection Of the north gutter of Poplar.
level of the present paved gutter QOl7 95) thence at
a descending grade of q 49, two feet aud ninsteen
hundredths Of a foot in each o-e hundred feet, the
distance of Ci62) four hundred and sixty two feet to
the east gutter Of Western-avenu to the level of
N053 Oh. ...
Done at the Council Chamber, in the City of Gin
emmett, this eighth day Of March, A. D. 1861.
JOHN 4. ~TORRESCE, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CoRwnSE, City Clerk. mhl2-o
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A N ORDINANCE TO BLOCK THE
N square bounded by Clay, Liberty, Walnut and

AllisOn-sts.
CINCINNATI, March 7, 1861.
To the Honorable City Co,mc1o IF Cincinnati;
Gentlemen We, the undersigned property. owners
on the block bounded by Clay, Liberty, Walnut aud
Allison-sts, being moro than two.thirds of them,
would respectfully petition your Honorable Board to
take the necessary steps to have said square blocked
for the prevention of erecting wooden buildings
higher than ten feet By giving this your early at
~tentiCn, you would oblige yours, most obedient:
u. Auer, 20 feet. John StOlz, IS feet.
II. Niemeyer, 5 feet. John II Niehoff, ~ feet.
j. Born, BIZ feet. John Hagedorn, So feet
ii. ID. Striehtmann, 80 #. Stearns q Foster, 90 feet
Peter Rapp, 20 feet. on Liberty and 100 feet
Gehard IT.. Bruins, 20 feet. on Olay-st.
Michael Zoech, 20 feet. ID, Harsch, % feet.
j.. S Seun, % feet. Adam Stiiel, "a fest.
Fred. Fuhrmann, % It. George Benchlar, 20 feet.
Resolred, That the prayer of the petitioners be
granted, upon fling with, the City Clerk a plat of
the premises described in the above petition, and the
Clerk is hereby directed to publish the came, as re-
Quired by the ordinance on the subject.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin
cinnati, this eighth day of March, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one.
JOHN II. T0RRENOE, President.
Attest: SAN. L. CoRwINE, City Clerk. mhl2-o
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FRUIT-The receipts Of green Apples
have been very large the past week, and the
market, in consequence, has been dull and
heavy, and prices lower and irregular; good
prime Northern may be quoted at 81 50@2
per barrel, and closed very dull at these
rates. Dried Apples dull, and selling very
slowly, at 2%@3c. per pound. Peaches in
moderate demand, at 4X@5c. for quarters,
and 5%@6Hc. for halves, and 1Oc. for
picked, per pound.
GlNSENG-A good demand, and the
market firm dealers paying 45c. per pound
for prime on arrival.
GRAIN-Tbere has been a good demand
for Wheat during the weeA. and the decline
noticed in our last has bees recovered fully
the market closing firm at SOL o. for red,
and 81 O59l 90 for white. There has been
o fair, demand for Corn, and the market
G oses hfm, though at a decline Of lie, per
bushel, as regards Ear, for the week, The
sales comprise 28, 1000 bush closing at 900
$50. for kar, and s4@s7e. for Sheiled, jim
bulk, the latter rate for white. Oats have
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Fietula in Ano Treated

- knife or Lfgature, b. q new, simple and. peo1.
liar method Of Treatment, discovered b. hfmsah
about eight gearu ago, and which has been -
tsnded with complete success In every case, Dr.
OWENS has been . citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last twenty .bve years, and assures the AFFLICTED that
the aboyO 10 no hunbug, For further lnformAe
ton, apply at his onioe and residence, No. so We
heTenth-st., Cincinnati, ocSO-o
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GBy Telegraph

PHILADELPHIA, March l2.-Flour quiet.
Wheat firm sales of 1900 bushels white at
81 35@l so; red at 81 25@l 80. Corn quiet:
sales of 1000 bushels at 50@5Tc. Lard iOHc.
Whisky dull at l9@l9c.
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SUPEEIOR C4yBT OF CgNCINNATl

SUPERIOR C9YBT OF CINCINNATI.
Rachel r. Hatch and May Humphries de-
fendant, Rachel r.. Hatch, is noti6ed that the
plaintiff, on the 22nd day Of Oetober, 1850, filed his
object and prayer Of which is to ohtaht'a Judgment;
that the said George Hstch pay e the said May
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, from lst September,
1850, for which lands belonging TO plaintiff, are
the following described real estate, mortsased b.
the. said, George Hatch, and The seid HAehel X.
cure the said debt Of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds appliedto the paJ ment Of said
THAT is to ssy-all Of lot No 10, In square No. IL,
a. shSwG on TIE plat oI s35G d nsds by GeoTgs
Of the Records Of Hamilton, County, aeasuriug Is
ise tsn m tTSp hs,S On ~, tse ,d ng' td siae or sS sIIsy stFs s,s,, and
Of lot No. 7, in square No. Il, in snme Plat, measUr-
i rosd 70 a fest a III dTSSHiT' On bst oRe IN n fss m slas n os asSnH sSSo
all of lot No. "a in the "Whitsnlan. Lot" as shown
D %ea ass iPlst ssE EeP feet IN iP RoG on We Wss, sls Pos9, ana
extending back, along the south side Of Bank -stIeet,
< tSsti S snSss III Of the sSu lGt S Sf gsT Z, %easd in Ay g E.s Z
in front on the south side Of, Dayton. street, and OK
S sfiERSin he Feast east line line SS eing 80 Si feet ve EST Of fe one 70 PARALLEL FSnsi
with Baymiler st; also, all ofthe west half of block
Avery, recorded in plat book No. i, page q, bounded
west on Denman-street, south on Bank-street, east
by 10 feet alley, and n~orthwardly by ground Of J.
Also, ali Of the lot Of ground in the east half Of the
same bIoek. No. 4; on the same plqt, measuring 100
extending back from said street, 50 feet TO- a ten-feet
alley; the south line being 20Ofeet north of, aud par
allel to Bank-st. Also, all the lot Of ground in block
No. ], on the same plat, measurinR, 90 feet in front,
on the west side of Freeman-st, and extending back
at Iirht angles 100 feet, bounded south on a lot con-
veysd by George Hatch to A II Smith. Said mort.
Hamilton County Records and defendant, Bachol
r. Hatch, is notified that unless she answer or de-
muir to the said %petition on or before the twenty-third
(23d) day of April, 1861, the same will be taken a.
true, end judgment rendered secnrdingly.
fel7-tf ATTORNEYS tor Plaintiff
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mo. 1881
AN ORpINAN0E. TO EsTABLIsn

a the grade Of Kim from Oross-street TO
North kim street. ii.
SEcTIOR l. BE Il ordaiaed by ne Oty Council Of the
oav Of Oineianah, That the grade Of BIN street he
agd Inc same y hereby estsblishsd, a. tolloxs;
If OrosB street, aud the west gutter Of Elm-streeg at
the level Of gi2 ~ thPnoe ascending eighteen feet
hundred feet. the distance Of Que hundred aud seV-
enty iset y thes9uth gutter Of North Elm-strseg as
Done at the Council Chamber, IN the city Of 0iu'
ciDnati. this eighth day Of March, m the yeaI
eighteen hundred and siXty-oDe.
JOHN ". TORRENOE, President.
Attest SAN. l.. CoRWIsE, City Clerk, mhl7-o
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"A the appointment Of Trustees for the Woodwerd
Fund, and Directors in the House of Refuge.
Be IL ordained By The City Council of The city of Gin.
of Trustees Of the Wood ward Fund and Directors of
the House Of Refuge, which, previous to the act of
be and the same is hereby vested in the Mayor Of
the City of Cincinnati,
Dsne at the Council Chamber in the city of Gin
c%innati, this eighth. day of March, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty-ope.
JOHN F. ~TORRENOg, President.
Attest: SAM. L. CoRwINE, City Clerk. mhl2-o
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SALT-The market continues dull, and
the demand for domestic limited. Wennote;

RICE-The demand is moderate at 4Ac.
SUGAR-There has been a moderate de-
mand the past week, and the market con-
tinued firm and steady. The sales add up
at 4A@5c low fair 5A@5Xci fair 5A@6c.i
good fair 6H@6Ec; prime exc, and choice
7@7Nc.
SEED-The demand for Glover improved,
toward the close of the week, and buyers
offered S4@4 So per bushel, freely, the latter
rate when in barrels, holders asking loo. per
bush. higher at the close. Timothy is in
good demand at So 60 for prime. Flax is
worth ST. 1901 IL. Hemp dull at 81. We
quote Bluegrass at 81 rs, and Red top at 81
@ll 10.
TOBACCO-The demand for manufac-
tured is rather better, but is still limited.
Prices have not changed. We quote;
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HA supply has been but moderate,
during the week, and the demand being
good, prices advanced 81 per tun, the mar
ket closing firm at $l2@l3f for prime limo
thy, in bales, on arrival.
H0PS-TheIe is a fair demand at 30935c.
in the regular way, for Eastern, and 25c. for
Western, per pound.
the demand for pig continues limited, at
$23@24 per tun, for Ohio h~ot-blast, in the
small way. Round lots would not bring over
500.
Bar unchanged and dull at 2H@2hc. for
common.
LEATHER-The market has not changed
in any essential particular. The demand is
moderate only, and the market generally
dull. We quote;
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Iadian Chase After n Maj. COach-A Run
ming Fight of Nine Miles.

The Nasilla Valley Times records numer-
Gus d~epredations of the Navajo Indians all
along the border, among which is the fol-
ing account Of a chase after a mail-coach:
The fact that the Indians had but three
horses, and were entirely destitute OF hre-
arms, was the only thing that prevented the
stage from being cut off and the inmates
massacIed. The Indians, TO the number OF
seventy, were discovered approaching the
road from a pass in the mountains, with the
evident intention OF getting ahead OF the
stage. The driver crowded the mules TO their
utmost, and succeeded in making such rapid
headway as to avoid an attack from the whole
party at once. :,
Not more than twenty Indians succeeded
in reaching the stage at the same time, and
for most OF the way the attack was kept up
by only from nine to twelve. They would
come up, three on each horse, and dlsmounti
leaving the animals hitched to the bushes,
to be mounted in turn by others on foot.
By these relays they succeeded in keeping
a party of fresh men constantly aroun the
coach. -a.
This running fight was kept up for MORE
than nine miles, and the Indians succeeded
twice in stopping tine stage, and ran II out OF
the road several times. They wounded the
side driver in the thigh with an arrow but
not seriously, and also one OF the mules IN
tue head. There were five men in the stage
three passengers, the conductor and driver
All were armed with revOlvers, but there
was only one gun among the party. They
kent M a constant Ere while the indians
were in range, and are confident they killed
three, besides ~WOunding many more. .
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81 IN g0Ou QemanQ at 600Y9Uc,
LiDseed has advanced to 64@65c., the latter
the asking rate; coal may be quoted at 75@
Soc, with a moderate demand.
POTAT0ES-The receipts have been
large and the market dull and prices lower,
closing heavy, at 81 POOL 80 per barrel for
good 10 prime Neshanocks.
PROVISIONS - The demand for Mess
Pork has been quite limited during the week,
and the market ruled dull and heavy, and
prices, to a great extent, nominal, the trans
actions from day to day not being sufficient
for a basis p which to predicate quota
tions. In the fore-part of the week some
1900 brls. country packed, but delivered
here sold at SIT, but at the close it would
not have brought over SIG 50@l6 rs; the
best city brands being offered at $l7, though
not to any great extent. Rump Pork may
be quoted at $ll@l2, and prime at $l2 500
l3, but we did not hear of any sales. In the
foTe-p part of the week bulk Pork was offered
by country packers very freely, and during
the first two or three days met with a good
demand, and the sales reached fully 100000
TBS, at 6H@6Ac. for Shoulders and $40
SIC. for light to heavy Sides, but this de-
mand fell off toward the close, and the mar
ket became quite dull, and these rates nomi-
nal. Bacon has been bought s~paringly, and
prices gradually declined, closing at I, 81,
9A and 1910. for Shoulders, Sides, clear
rib and clear Sides, the demand being quite
light at these rates. Lard dull, and prices
nominal at 8A@9c- the later being the rate
asked for prime Oity.i
SALT-The market continues dull, and
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MIsCRLLANNoUp
sole of. EalaahIe Zeal Estate.

N9EIgE - Hereby Given Plat
tiiiSu sniff pending n said court, herein William
?. aNiels y glaiPtin, and Jane q Hell and other
day Of kPrli 1867, bstyegn the hours Of ten o'clock
A n: enc, t9g ho 9Slog s H. 4; ~ W. o. s y ad SSS, e tnS soos !,
Lucas, and state Of Ohio, expose for safe at public
suction !, &c %iS SS gTSSSSsrt q t sSS Rir. Tis9s' al All
session Of tracty Nos, one and. tvs. Of the twelve
R ml1i & n TIE S1 sea Of he aSSS0%Ri aan nee II y r%taSSitins
fromthe RiPsrisn eMneIship q said river tracts one
Sna fT of the MH bed u the wabash ana H Rss'i osh II s ss
passes through saif river tracts one and tive,
Eou5th' al W. e m as l, Ss o aSs %iSo VA 3'p Tiysa
tracts one and two, re. whiting from the Riparian
ow1ership Of said tracts, ....,o ,ow,,. t 49,
Der four hundred and eish q. -four G4sQ lot nnmber
four hui dred and eighty 4 'u5 ana 4 hsli NsA5(. it
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad )
mi. thirty !IJ Eh 3 5s't IN Width ne ~ seo E E1HUSFF fst w TSm:
Der thirty-hYe $50 except tweI ty-two feet from the
RS5 nGSstp end Zach thS'Tts toward 15Os e. rs SlS GP street stree itt e iSs;
rear or sid lot lots one hund. 'ea ara Pine (lOSli
S SIsye @Ht GI5, one SBq h1 SS9 aiOi ana SRd n, nsts Snn us, S ona
hundred and twenty uSol aud /, ne hundred and
line ofiot number four hSndTed% a. "a. seventy G7o5
and the point where the channels OF Swan-creek
feet front on each side Of 0ttawa-stre u extension.
The line Of dock on the Maumee Rivt " In ,frontJ
and eighty (4sO). III Of said real estater lying aud
being In the Port Lawrence Division Of she Oitylof
Toledo. .rU
Before sale, said lets 1l9 and 100 will be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, f~rontibg on Sunfait-st
and running back to the alley, each of which, will
be offered for sale separately, and said lot 100 -Ein be
divided eQui-distant between Summit and Water
streets, each half offered separutety and Baif lots
ITO and Ill will also be divided equi-distant between
Summit and Water. str Gets, and into lots tw shty
feet wide, extending from Summit-street back1tO
said equi-distant line, and from Water-street 10 the
same line, each Of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on SUM
nit street with a privilege to the purchaser TO with
draw the same IN case he shall fail to secure the let
in the rear fronting on Water street. Leases have
been made of parts Of laid property, none OF which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1851, which will be
assigned to purchasers.
TeTms-0ne-tbird cash on oil except the fret four
items balance in two equal annual payments, So
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
ceiyed for less than two.thirds appraised value. For
further apply to
HEZ. L. H0SMER,
fe2-tt Special Muster and Receiver.