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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
National Convention Of Iron MOIders-
EIrEI nnNn1 Rrnceh.IInnn-

The Iron Molders' Union held their third
National Convention in the Council Chamber
yesterday. About fifty local Unions, in
different parts of the United States and
Canada, were represented.
Al half-past ten O'clock the Convention
was called to order by /. j. Neal of Phila-
delpbia, the President of the Union, who,
on taking the chair gave brief view of the
history of the Association, and its present
condition.
A Committee on Credentials, consisting of
W. b. Kinney, Pittsburg; J. A. Mcdonnell
Worcester, Mass; w. r. Burgess, PrUvidence;
d. Thomas Philadelphia; William Williams
Cincinnati; William Casey Baltimore, and
Thomas Gilehrist, Louisville, was appointed
Pending the absence Of the committee, the
delegates enjoyed themselves in social inter-
course, and discussing the interests of the
association.
AT two O'CLOCK in the afternoon, the Con-
ventiOn was again. called to order, and soon
sflerwaTd the COMMITTEES ON Credentials
submitted report, which was unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Warden, of Philadelphia, then offered
the following resolution;
"Resolved: That the Vice-Presideut ofeach
local Union be requested to furnish the Re-
cordiDg Secretary OF the National Union the
date of the organization of their Union,
where located, and the names of the del
egates; and said Secretary be required to.
arrange list of said delegates according to
seniority, and there be 200 copies of the same
printed for the use of this Convention"
Adopted
Several unimportant resolutions in refer
ence to the hour of meeting, &c, were
passed.
A resolution inviting the reporters of the
daily press Of Cincinnati to seats in the
Union, and also such citizens of Cincinnati
as may wish to attend, was adopted ayes "a
nays a.
Several resolutions were laid over until
after the regular organization of the Union.
Upon motion of Mr.. Sylvis, of Philadel-
phia, it was
"ReSolUed: That all motions and resolu-
tions be presented in writing"
Mr.. Glassbrook, of Chicago, gave notice
that he would introduce O resolution for the
appointing of committee to revise the con-
stitution of the Union.
The same gentleman also gave notice that
he would introduce a resolution, if constitu-
tional, to postpone the election of officers
until the fourth day of the Convention, in
stead of on the second, as at present.
The chair said that as to the constitutionality
of the resolution, he would decide when the
emergency of the case required.
MIR. Glassbrook moved that the Union
now go into an election of officers, which
, was decided by the President to be out of
order.
Whereupon motion to adjourn was made,
and carried--ayes 80, nays I.
The Convention then adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
The MIssissIppi GonventIon.

JACKSON, January 9.-The Commissioners
from South Carolina and Alabama were in
vited to seats in the Convention. A resolu-
tion was adopted to amend the Constitution
of the State, authorizing the borrowing of
money for the purpose of military defense.
The following Standing Committees were
appointed: On Federal Jurisdiction of Prop
erty in Mississippi on Postal Affairs; on
State Constitution, and on Naval and Mill
tary Affairs, for the formation of South
ern Confederacy-to report by ordinance or
otherwise. A resolution was adopted in
viting the Judges of the high aud Circuit
Courts to seats. Much of the day was oc-
cupied in discussion of the power OF the
Convention to amend the Constitution of
the State.
A dispatch was received of the determin-
alton Of Georgia to secede Immediately.
The Convention adjourned till tomorrow,
when the Committee on the Secession Ordi-
nance will report. The excitement is in
tense. The galleries were full of ladies'
The Committee ON Ordinance of Secession
is now in caucus. The excitement and anx-
iety is intense.
LATER-The ordinance for immediate Sc
cession was unanimously agreed upon by
the Committee of Fifteen. 1t will pass the
Convention tomorrow, when in secret ses-
sion,
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RIVER NDWS.

The Ohio opposite this port was still
swelling yesterday, ha wing l'Hen during the
twenty. four hours ending lasf'evening some
fifteen inches making chasFnel- depth at
this point Of between fifteen and sixteen
feet. AT PittsbuFg the RiveI was rising
yesterday, with eight feet water there.
The weather was mild and r2ther clear
yesterday, cool but not old, without any
indications Of rain.
Business on the Landing eontizae dull,
though there was more &C tivity than on
Monday. Freights were still scarcsat our
previous quotations.
The River was rising slowly at louisville
Monday evening, with FIVE feet nine inches
wafer in the Canal, three feet Idne inches in
the steamboat pass and two feet nine inches
On the rocks. The weather was mild, cloudy
and damp.
The Cumberland River is at good stsgs
again, and rising.
The Little Rock Ark } Democrai says tl1st
the feet Of boats which left for Fort Smith on
the goth and 22nd, remain tied up above
Norristown. The Belle Creole is at Bent
ley's Bar, hard and fast; Free&tone ut Five
Islands, Lake City and Little Rock at Shoal
Creek. The Parallel yet rensains in her
summer quarters at McLean's bottom. The
Jennie Whipple yet tarries among the
Cherokees.
The Shreveport Caddo Gazette Of the goth
Our readers have been Informed il rsfRrence to
the opening OF two routes around the raft both Of
which use Stump Dam Bayou. One passes through
SIMPSONS Lake, and the other by moro esrcuitous
route through Kelley's Bayou and Scctts Slough,
aud are connected with the main channel OF Upper
Red River by separate canals. Boats hays passed
through both routes during the seasoh andxe learn
that the steamer johnson and others passed through
the most direct route a few days since witkoNt any
difficulty.
The Baltic, from New Orleans, at Louis
vile, reports that the James Montgomery,
that sunk in New Madrid Bend, can be raised
in twenty.four hours.
The Mississippi is falling at st. Louis,
where business on the Landing continues
suspended.
The upper rivers all remain closed with
ice, The channel is open in the Mississippi
below Alton, and in the Missouri below st.
Charles. The gorge still holds fast at Cairo,
and it will doubtless be some time before it
gives way.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ArrivGls Jacob Strader, Louisville; BoseOaa,
Portsmouth; Prioress, Madison; Boston, Big SAHdy;
Dupleith' Neville; N. W. Thomas, Dock City Of
Madison, Dock.
Departures-Jacob Strader, Louisvlle; Prioress,
Madison Bostona, Portsmouth,; J. IL Done, Ar
kansas River; Dunleith, Neville; Fanny McBuEui9,
Ma letta; Allen Collier, KRnawha River; Boston,
Big Sandy; Tecumseh, New Orleans
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

TRENTON, N. j., January s.-The Legisla-
ture met to-day. The members of the House
were all sworn in, after which it adjourned,
to meet tomorrow morning, without elect
ing officers. The Democrats and Americans
have majority, and have some difficulty in
arranging the officers.
Some excitement took place in the Senate
The Republicans had majority of one, and
yet the Democrats elected all their officers
This was done by the Republican Senator
from Burlington voting with the Democrats
One of the reasons alleged is, that brother.
in-law Of the Senator was elected Secretary
of the Senate.
The following are the officers elected
President of the Senate--Edward Perry, OF
Hunterdon. Secretary-James j. Sleeper
Of Burlington.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

ExcELsIoR.-In common with all Cincin-
n!atians! we feel a just degree Of pride in any
either the luxuries of our lives or that
pleases the eye, and with such commensur-
ate pride we would call attention to the new
hair-dressing saloon, on Fourth. street, oppo-
site Shilito's. 1t is fitted up with every i'm
proyement that long experience could de-
wise, or a luxurious taste imagine. And a
person reclining in one of those elegant
chairs could imagine themselves in that
almost enchanted position so fully expressed
by the scholar, decies repetitG pLacebit. 1t has
been opened by Signor Arrico, the we'll
known and popular hair dresser.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

Secretary Thompson to day, resigned TO
the President Lis commission as Secretary
OF the Interior, on the ground that after she
order to re-enforce Major Anderson was
countermanded on the 3lst Of December.
there was distinct understanding that no
troops should be ordered South without tae
subject being considered and decided on In
tn e Cabinet. At the Cabinet meeting on
the I'd inst, the matter was again debated,
but ifot determined. Notwithstanding these
facts, the Secretary of War, without the
knowle,ige of Secretary Thompson, sent
$50 troops in the Star Of the Vest to re-
enforce M,Jor Anderson. Not learning this
till this moving, he forthwith resigned
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

MCHUGH, TIE MURDnRER.-We yesterday
visited Mr.. McHugh in his CELL and found
him cheerful, and apparently, or probably
whatever may be the final result, he will
meet his fate like man, saying that he can
not "die before his time;" and if that has
come, he must submit
He was yesterday visited by Rev. NJ. D.
Conway, DR.. Mead, and two ladies, with
whom he conversed with great freedom
When they left he politely invited them tC
call again before the day appointed for hi;
execution. Strenuous efforts will be made
to get his sentence commuted to imprison.
ment for life.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners, at their regular sessionssyesterday,
passed the following orders To N. Gels,
repairing tools, $l1 81; to Charles Farney,
soap for jail, $31 65 to II. Shock, wood for
Jail, $5 co. to NJ. & I. Gaihen, for shackles, 81.
The following resolution was passed:
"ResolUed That from and after this day,
no extra allowance will and shall be made
by the Commissioners of Hamilton County
for attending to lunatics, white or colored,
in the Hamilton County Jail, nor for medi-
icines; and that the salary of the Jail Ply
sician shall hereafter be $3.50 per year. and
the county furnish all medicines"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
AMUsEM ENTs.

Pixies OPERA-HoUsE..-This evening Miss
Sallie st. Clair and Mr.. Charles NJ. Barras,
formerly the manager of the Opera-house,
and well known here, will appear together
she as "Clarisse,' in the Marriage Miiitaire
and he in the famous part of vertigo Nor
bid" in his own comedy of the Hypochon-
dTidc.
NATIONAL THEATER.--Mr. E. Eddys audi
dience, last evening, was small. 1t is diff
cult to win favor in the Cor8ican Brothers
with those who are familiar with Gustavu
Brooke's rendering of the leading roles
This evening Mr.. Eddy will personate "Rob
ert Landy," in the sensation drama of tn,
Dead Heart
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

SUICIDE NEAR LocKLAND.-Day before yes.
terday afternoon, Coroner Emmerth, soon
after taking the oath of office, was called
upon to hold an inquest upon the body of an
unknown man, found suspended to tree
near Lockland. He was an entire stranger
but from papers found in his pocket, it was
discovered that his name was Lorenzo Her.
mann, and he had but recently come from
Germany. His muscular development was
slight, and his hight about FIVE feet ter
inches. He was probably about thirty five
years ofage. His pockets contained forty-ivt
cents in money. The jury rendered YER
dict of suicide by hanging.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
CONVICTION NEWS.

MEET TINS EvENINe.-The Medical Asso-
Citations Of Newport and Oovington win meet
this evening at the residence of DR.. T. H.
of the Association, the contents of which we
will give hereafter.
OIRoUlT CoURT.-One of the chief cases
before the Circuit Court yesterday morning,
was the arraignment of a man named Sam
uel Ransom, on charge of passing counter
felt money. The evidence was such as to
induce the Court to send the defendant 10
jail for the term Of six months,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

PRODUCTIoN OF CARBoNIo ACID GAs.-Iu
many of the arts, the rapid and economical
production of carbonic acid gas is matter
of much importance. NJ. Maumene, of Paris,
has suggested the following method, which
has much to recommend it. Ia a retors con-
tanning about 100 pounds of chalk or whit
ing, heated to redness, inject small finely
divided jet of steam. The disengsgement
Of the gas takes place immediately the
quantity of gas given off by the tribe of the
Tetort being nearly at the rate oi gallon
per second. Although the gas "a given oa
so rapidly and continuously,it iG-guite cold.
1t is only necessary to keep up the steam.
To obtain 1900 gallons of gssby means OF
this plan requires the evapo .ation OF only
four and one-halfgallons of We ler. Its parity
is proved by the fact that it is entirely alb
sOrbable by Dotas
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Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, January S.-Mr. Calhoun,
Commissioner from South Carolina, ad-
dressed the Convention. His speech was
well received. Dispatches to the Governor,
from Virginia, Florida and Mississippi were
read in Convention, which created enthusi,
asm. A Committee of Thirteen was APP
pointed to consider and report the necessity
of action by the State. The Convention de-
termined upon secret session, by a large
majority.
The seats Of the two Secession delegates
from Shelby County were contested.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

HOME INSURANCE CoMpANY-Election of
0HcerS.-At meeting of the stockholders
Of the Home Insurance Company of Gin
cinnati, held on Monday, the 7th inst the
following persons were elected as Directors
thereof for the ensuing year: Howard Mat
thews, Henry Mack, Joshua Jones, Charles F.
Wilstach, Hugh Evans, Darius Eggleston, j..
II. @. Allen, Louis Silk, and Lewis Wald,
and on Tuesday, the following day, Howard
Matthews was elected President, and James
H. Silvers reappointed Secretary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
Special ses. Won Of The virainia LeaIs.
lattme.

R1CHMozp. vs., january ga special
session of the legislature commenced to-iay
importance done to-day.
The bill to arm Ne State comes up to-
morrow, and viii pr gbably pass. The ques-
ton of calling State Convention was
made the special orr cr for Wednesday. IL
will probably pass botlI houses. The excite
ment here has someN v1at subSided The
purpose to resist all aggl -cssion on Southern
ri iohis ia firm,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

Meeting Of the Homo OF the FrIendIess-
Election Of Board of Managers-AunuRi
Report Of the Secretary and Treasurer.
The annual meeting of the Home Of the
Frieudless took place at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Union yesterday.
After the opening exercises, the reports of
The Secretary and Treasurer were read. The
Treosurers report exhibits the following as
tIe condition of finances:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

BURGLARY. = The residence of Herman
Constance, No. $40 Central-avenue, was en-
tered by burglars, night before last, and rob
bed Of $33 in money, and an overcoat worth
SIS. The entrance was probably effected by
means of an outsider, but the intrusion was
not discovered till Yesterday morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
Re-euforcements for Southern Forts.

BOSTON, January s.-The steamer JOSEPH
WhiMey, of the Savannah line, Captain
Loyeland, has been chartered by the Govern
ment, TO convey troops and munitions ofwar
from this port to Fort Tortugas, near Key
West, Fla. She sails ON Thursday.
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

CRIMINAL SIDE.-T. Lloyd was convicted
before Judge Collins, of an assault on Ellen
Coleman "a woman with whom he lived)
and was sentenced to ten days in the dun
geon of the jail.
About fifty persons have been sworn to be
examined as witnesses before the Grand
Jury.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

FIRE.-Tbe back part of frame building,
No. 460 Vine street. occupied by Constance
Vogt as dwelling-heuse, was partially con-
sumed by fire yesterday. Some dry goods
in store in the front part of the building,
belonging to John Schroeder, were somewhat
damaged by water, but the whole loss will
not amount to $500, and was covered by
insurance,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
Additiopui News from mexico.

New ORLEANS, January s,-The immediate
Secession majority in this city is $50.
Private dispatches from Vera Cruz say
that the Liberals took the City of Mexico on
the oath. Miramon finding no support at
once resolved to capitulate.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

GERMAN LETTER-LIsT.-T The contract for
the publication of the German letter-list was
awarded to the VolkYreund, by DR.. Waiter,
yesterday. The proprietors made affidavit
to circulation OF twenty-five more than
the VotkSbiau. A notice of contest has
been given.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

HARBIsBUR6, January S.-Edward Cowau
Republican), from Westmoreland County,
was elected United States Senator to-day, in
place of Mr.. Bigler. The vote stood: Cowau,
Cowan is not a radical Republican. He was
formerly Clay Whig.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

HoNoR TO MAJOR ANDERsoN.--The Union
Telegraph Artillery Company, Geo. Settler
Captain, fred 100 guns last evening in honor
Of Major Anderson, the gallant commander
of Fort SUMMER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
City News.

PoLICR CoURT.-Judge Lowe disposed of
twenty-six cases in the Police Court yester-
day, none of which were of any general in
teTest
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
PROBATE COURT.

EMANcIPATIoN.-Maria Shelton, mulatto
woman, and her four children, and a negro
man named Orlando Caleb were manumitted
by the executor of Mary G. Gore, late of
Frankfort, KY, in pursuance Of the instruc.
tions in her will.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

A VALUABLE SoPoRIFIc.--All the issues of
a New York paper, which contained reports
OF twenty. one sermons delivered there on
the national fast, were bought up in ,one
hour, yesterday, by our physicians, for So
porifc purposes; in some instances as high
as twenty-five cents being paid for single
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

WAGNER | the ~ Sutoerstis 'in inS:ntor Of Of IN :
Music Of The FutUre, and who aspires to cor
rect the musical errors of an age misled by
the false teachings of Gluck, Beethoven
Mozart Rossini, and the other "blind lead
ers" it has been blindly following, Is
experimenting the rebearsals of his cacopho-
mic opera of Taand0user, shortly to be pro-
dueed at the French opera.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

A YAEKEE Story BY pgoKEEs--Dickens
has written for the last number Of AH The
Year Round one of lbs usual Christmas
stories about adventure on the deep, entitled
"A Message from the Sea-" The hero Is a
true-bearted Yankee skipper. Captain Silas
Jorgan, Of Salem, Massachusetts. The scene
of the story is little town IN Great Britain
really known as Ciovelly, but called by
Dickens, SteepwaJs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09
PoIItIcal NominntiOns In Pennsyivanin.

HARRIsBURG, PESNA., January s.-The
Democrats nominated Mr.. Foster for Senator
over Witte by one vote. Henry d. Moore,
of Philadelphia, was nominated by the Re-
publicans for. State Treasurer by acclama-
ton. Mr., Slefer, the present Treasurer
resigns.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

Fletcher vs, Campbell & Dexter. Motion
overruled by Judge Hoadley, and leave to
answer in ten days.
Creighton vS. Whitney Demurrer over
ruled and leave to answer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

PASSWORDS IN FRAHoK--The Paris Monde
has mado discovery that the abolition Of
passports, in the case Of English travellers,
win neeessitate general measure of the
same tendency, and points out that, unless
this is SO, FTenehmen will have to come TO
England TO be naturalized, in order TO be
free in France.
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FOR sALN.

E7YOR sALF-CHBAP-A new opep Burev. Az.
~ ply at 440 Finh.st. JAG b"
ENOR sAI.E-OR BXOHANGR-For Dry Goods,
in he town Of Resdina. p%miitnn County. iSoTniis
at 3SS Vine-st Ciucinnati, Ohio. ja9-b|
WTOR SALE COUNTERS AND FIXTUREs-
cDIsis s iSr stors B9ser f s,oTe i0r ssls low all
Address w e., Box 4S6, PostofHce. jas.dt
WTOR sALB-AT A BARqAIN-JTwo forty mere
~ ~ Lots Of Land, In Clay County, Ind, ten miles
cash. Address B. It. w, ~ FFeeTan,st, Cincin.
natl, ONO jas-f"
EnR sAIE-GRoOERY--stoo and Fixtures.
- (House ana store for fent) Portable steam en-
eipe q to lO;horse power taken in patt payment
OF B, VII v &c sold eta bargain for CASH N. j. UHA
PIN CO., JSf Walnut.st second floor jas-b'
ENOR SALE BOARDING HOUsE- Stock aud
-, ~ Furniture q tlTst-class private Boardipg-
houte conttally Gated and we'll hlled with paying
O0'rd'r' Address BGAH59lNs fjss.5!I at this Office
ENOR sAlE-A HOUSE AND LOT -On Rich
~ mond-st, between Baymiller and Freeman, No.
S79. The Lot is 2U feet front, by LOG feet deep TO
Apply to VIM G. HAtPfN, Jqt or JAMES G RhNSSS sL SsSsf
north-esst corner NiLth.et and Oentrslav ia7-fF
WTOR sALE-DINING-sALO AND FIX
business locaIed in a central part Of the city A
espis SiahiG pD% Seied nf Ss SRy person having small
ia9.h N. j. 0hHPIS n %.
EoR SALH -Will be sold at a decided bargain,
IoJ on .Jcnn-btreet, near wade. Half of the
chase money remain a term Of years, at six per
cent
street between aest ond 0Ia,p ne et sue ol flne
WV sAM'G a. SARGENT,
ia6.d North -vvest COR Eiftb snd Wain,,fsg,,s
80 ~ = .- 1 '. ou. 50
TNOR SALE-OR EXOH ANGE-Nine acres of
n Land, In Galesburg, Ill, Inside of the city
limits, and nesr three railroads six acres six
miles from Chicago, half a mile from depot t-both
lots having the richest Kind OF soil and well adapt
ed for gardening or building purposes price $50
per acre 60 in Missouri, at 81 25 per acre, with
other valuable Western property, and some cash,
will be changed for GOOD property In or near thia
city. Address Box 800, Uin p. o. jai i-f+
,,--,-,7 : :. : = !,
E1'Vli "a LE-A LhA.Sh-Ot NO. Got on Ev-
elett 81, near baynlllei, with privilege of pur-
chase, at q bargain. -
,.ALSO-
foli Iour acres, Wlthin hYe miles from city, on
goCa PIE, i9r o9eithird cash and payments bal
ahce IN improved OoNlngton property Price $1,000.
g.. -AISO-
STOCK OF Goods, amounting to $4,000, in a store on
Flth-sti WIN Eoou run OF business, nt bargain,
or 20 i9r improved properly ~ . oT peaT tne Sity
Jay.c .. r. TAI Luh, lsO Flne"st.
USOR 9GT.F-OR EXCHANGE "A desirobIo
n Hrrsa ami lot IN NTcFsriand 81 1f t g
with sss bot and coa S 1ater S % zen n ro9s
gain oi will ~ cbaSge fr a vy,aI hn,s ~, S y o. o. t
on This side or in Gavin zion ~ ' Va '"s'
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PERSONAL.

BRSONAI.-CORoNER's OFFIOE-No. 16
n Courthouse, back Of Volksblatt Office. Resi-
dence, west conner Thirteenth and Jackson-sts.
ja9 II. L. EMMERTH.
EHRRSONAII-TO THE PUBLIO-I hereby eau.
IL tion all persons froI harboring or trusting my
wife, REBECOA RAIRDEN, as will pay no debts
of her contracting. NATHANIEL b. RALRDEN.
Newport, Ky January 8, 1861. js9-b*
lNolksfreund copy 1t and charge Press.
HBEKSONAL-Hhe person who lost package Of
III Silver Spoons, &c, in the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton cars, between this city aud Dayton, in
the FAN Of lab6 can recover them, their value by
leaving their address at this office. ja9.b"