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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-22
TWAMILTON PROBATE COURT

NHAMILTON BATE COURT
II II John p. Bogart, Administrator of Peter Bo-
CART, deceased, VS. Hannah Bogart, ct al.-No. 59s.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.-In pursu-
ance of an order Of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, in the above case, will, on SAT-
URDAY, the 9th day Of March, 1861, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, on the premises, offer for sale the following
described Real Estate, situated in Anderson Town
ship, and on the waters of Eight-mile Greek, and
bounded and described as follows, o-wit: Lot No.
/, beginning at a stone, corner of james Taylor's
land, and in the line Of MIR. Duckwalls; thence
with said line 3Oo e. % poles 2l links to stone in
said line thence west Gl poles, IS links to stone
in Richard Ayres's line; thence with said Ayres's
line south 221o, west 25 poles, l6 links to stone
in Ayres's line thence east 70 poles, l6 links, to
the place Of beginning, containing nine acres and
three rods, or less. To be sold subject to the
Widows dover.
Lot No. 2, beginning at an elm on the creek, the
northwest corner Of the tract thence south 22ho,
west 40 poles and nine links, to stone in Richard
Ayres's line and corner, to the widow Bogarts
land (dower); thence east 6 poles, l5 links, to
stone IN the fine of Mr.. Duckwall's; thence north
80, east &c poles, link, to a in the creek
thence south 90, west 46 poles, II links, to the
place of beginning, containing twenty acres, more
or less. To be sold free Of dover.
Lot No. appraised at SIG per acre Lot No. 20
appraised at S33, free Of dover.
Terms of Sale-0ne-third cash, the balance in
one and two years, with interest, secured by mort
gage. JOHN P. D0GART, Administrator.
BtB'T MOORE, Attorney. fe7.dW
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TBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New York, February 81. Stocks dull
and lower Chicago and Rock Island, 56A Cleye-
land and Toledo, 32A Gslena aud Chicago, ~ !;
HUDSON, 4319 New. York Central, 76B Pacific
Mail, s3h Erie Third mortgage Bonds, 90 Erie
Missouri Skies, e514j Virginia Skies, z6H; North
Caroline SiXes 7sH, Treasury TweTes, 1925 United
States Fiyes, of 1874 (coupons), So,
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G1HRmICAL ANALYsIs .OFIIQuoRs 8.

EHRMICAL ANALYSIS OF FLIQUORS 9.
~ Doctor III. COX offers his services to the citi-
zens of Cincinnati, and country far and near, who
may wish to purchase Liquors for medical purposes.
All know the importance of having pure Liquors
when required for medical or other purposes Those
who may desire his services for the purpose Of ex-
amining any liquors they may wish to purchase,
thereof accurately tested in accordance with strict
est principles of chemistry. Druggists, Physicians
and not make It convenient TO visit the city for
that purpose, may order the filling of their bills
through him, and rest assured that the same shall
be filled with nothing but pure and unadulterated
liquor, of whatever kind ordered He purposes
teaching class, or any gentleman who may desire
such Instructions in few lessons how to discrimi:
hate bteween pure and adulterated article, and
how to ascertain the qualities and character OF any
of the liquors of our market.
Office and Residence, 49S Central avenue.
Tfe6.CSD&W1
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FATE TAT | Of 4, 9REIQ, 5I lAAgNIIgON CegsgY;

oRTAIEOE OHll. ~ ANl lllION .CUINHHs
". Thomas n CORY end HarrietD d. Cory, his wife,
et Rl-lNo, =.l-Tle above.named defendauts,i
Thomas +, CORY and Harriet d his wife mon rest
dents OF the state Of Ohio viii take notice that the
above.named plaintiff on the 9th day Of December
the Court Of Common Pleas, fore Hamilton County,
Ohio, the object and prayer Of which s to oreclose
certain mortgage, given by said Thomas Y. and
Harriet D. CORY to said Latham, dated 29th Mo-
pfge 599 whereby they conveyed TO said Latham
and his heirs the following described real estate,
to,wit Situate in Section II, Town. 3, Fractional
Range 2, Miami Purchase, Block 2l, bounded as fol
and ChaIltt nstreets; thence west four hundred
feet TO MeMillan-street; thonce north four hum
dred feet to Boone street thence east four hundred
feet TO Madison street; thence south four hundred
feet 10 the beginning.
And a so, the east part Of Block 80, beginning at
the southwest corner Of Wayne and Marshall-
streets; II ence south four hundred feet to Ham
mOnd-street thence west two hundred and thirty
two feet TO iftytwo foot street; thence north four
hundred feet 10 Wayne street thence two hundred
ginning.
The above. described lands are part of Oorry's
subdivision (Corryylle) plat of which appears in
Book 9l page 425 Hamilton County Records-to se-
said mortgage, made by said CORY to said Latham
one for 100, payable eighteen months after date
for $780, payable two years after date, and one
for $4,000, payable two years after date.
The petition asks that in default of payment OF
the amount due said notes, said real estate may
be sold free from all equity Of redemption, other
claim Of said defendants, for the payment Of the
came.
The defendants are also notified that unless they
answer said petition by the 9th day of March, A. ID.
1851 the will be taken as confessed and Judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
ia3-gTh JOHN W. HEBRON, Plaintiff salty.
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SMoTHER1NG CoMBUsTIBLEs AT CHARLESTON
A Charleston secessionist writes;
The great reliance is placed on the NOR.
tars, three of the largest size being mounted
in it. By the by, hear it limited that these
bombs will be filled with cayenne pepper
and other smothering combustibles."
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DR.. Churchill's Remedies for
Consumption.
sYRvp on HYpoPHosPHITEs.

WNHESE II X M ME les w II II Il
u brought into notice by DR.. JOHN FRANCIS
CHURCHII,I, in q paper on the " PrOximate Cause
and Specific Treatment of tuberculosis" presented
to the Academy Of Medicine, Paris, July, 1851. The
success reported in the use Of these remedies was
so much in advance Of any thing before Attained
that a demand at once arose for them, We have
manufactured them largely since their hrst intro
ductiOn, and they have met with much success In
the hands Of ply slcians generally - .s
W. ]. M. GORDON 4 BRO,
a Manufacturing Chemists and Druggists
N. X. cor. Central-ay. and Eighth-st.
Ifel9-T -Tu, w ,Sa,Sul
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LEGAL REPORTING.

II OUIS FRESER, YER BATIM PHONO-
1A GRAPHIC KEPORTER,-The above has now
permanently located in this city and Is prepared to
attend promptly to orders of every description, in
this city, State any other State.
Photographic Reporting taught, II desired. Of
fee in the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the Postoice. Refers to Alphonso taft, Esq Attor
ney at Law NJ ID. Potter, Esq, proprietor Of the
Cincinnati Commercial; II. Reed, proprietor Daily
Press. fr tel0-u
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The citizens of New Orleans will illumi-
nate their residences in memory of General
Washington to- day.
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Since January I.S6 49l 4si SlO023 1856 Sls375, ,s6g
Of Tuesdays New York Stock Market,
our Wednesdays exchanges observe:
The dull temper of the Stock Exchange,
yesterday afternoon, opened the way to a
decided fall in prices this morning, in the
absence Of positively encouraging political
news in the morning papers. The specu-
latOrs for the fall pressed their contracts with
increased freedom at the early Board, con-
ceding l(9lA per cent, on most of the Rail-
ways from yesterdays sales. The bids for
immediate delivery were also supplied with
some eagerness, no difficulty being encoun-
tered on the Street in borrowing the cash
stock. The sales of New York Central were
at 771S6177 per cent. of Erie, at 81 1S@3O9I;
of Toledo. large, at 321zi of Michigan Cen
tral, at 55A@55i of Rock Island, at 57N,
and of Illinois Central at 7sH@7S% per
| cent. A corresponding decline was made in
Harlem Preferred Shares and in Hudson and
Reading, and the whole Share-list lett off
heavy at the close of the morning session.
In State Securities the decline extended to
! MissouTis partly on account of some new
regulation adopted by the Illinois Legisla-
ture In regard to Free Banking, the pros
pectiye operation of which is deemed less
favorable to the employment of State Stocks
in that direction. Among the Railway
Mortgages a serious decline, from some
cause not explained, occurred in the Land
Mortgages Of the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railway, sales being pressed as low as 4711
per cent. In other descriptions the changes
from yesterday were not Important.
Although the share-priees were rather
lower on the street, between the Boards
New York Central selling down to 76A per
oeDt.-the tone OF dealings slightly improved
at the Second Board; some disposition be
ing shown to take Stocks at the morning
prices, and the market leaving off steady
Alta late hour in the afternoon a furtbei
slight improvement was manifested in the
market, though the business dOae was no
important Sales of New York Oentra
were made at IN per cent, and Of Galeni
at 7l% per cent ol t g
Wednesdays New York Times thu
speaks of Tuesdays Monetary matters;
f., The Exchange Market for the Boston mai
acquired more 6rmness this morning, anC
I the bulk OF the sales Of the day were mad
+ 81 10bX per cent for Bankers Bills on Lon
! don, with quotations for hrst-class herchan
q
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O HI Il O a O. O!
GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LIxE
Indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SH0RT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MiIea.


MO CHANGE or CARS TO INDIANARs
with railroads for and from all points
in the North and Northwest.
THREE PAsSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of MiII-ut.
on front; through to indianapolis, Terre Hauts
Lafayette and Chicago, in advance Of oil othe'
FIRST TRAIN-5.50 A. M.-CHIoAGo MAIL
Arrives at Indianapolis at 10:55 A. M. Terre Hauts
at 2;so P. NJ. Lafayette at 2:l0 P. NJ, Chicago q
ESQ p. M.
SECOND TRAIN-9 P. M.-Indianapolis, LIE
fayette, Sprin gheld Quincy, Palmyra and st. 10
geph Express arrive at indianapolis at 1870 p. n.
Lafayette at 1850 P. NJ, Springfield at $40 A. M
Quincy at 1855 P: M, Palmyra at BIS p NJ, s.
THIRD TRAIN-7,35 P. M.-CHiOiAG0 E1.
Lafayette at 3:20 A. M. Chicago at 1880 A. NJ.
Sleeping -cars are attached to all night trains on
this fine, and run through to Chicago without
be sure you are in the right ticket.oiiice befort
you purchase your tickets and ask for tickets Wis
LawrencebHrg and Indianapolis
Fare the same, and time shorter than by any othe
route.
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtainet
at the ticket-ofices-at the Spencer House, N. W.
corner of Broadway and Front-sts. No. 4 Burne
House corner, and at the Depot Office, foot of MIN
st., on Front, where all information may be had.
OmnibuEes run to and from each train, and vii
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts Of th
city, By leaving address at either once.
W. II. Il. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
q. 3. COTTON, Cincinnati Agent
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RooFINaI RooFINGl /

WNHK OyTCALE ELASTIC METALLIg
n ROOFING is offered to the public as the best an4
cheapest Metal Roof used, its merits having beeA
tested by experience Of years In this CITY and II
sinity. Applied TO fiat steep, old or new builds
inRB No colder uGed-fAstened securely without sxs
posture to the action of the elements.
Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment 70 any RartSf
the United States be applied By any With azs
dinAry mechanical skill Orders promptly nlleas
~ ~ IN, ..'r.l'.. OALDWELL Il CO., a
myl6.n t32 West Second -strosea.
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Fistula in Ano Treated

Id Knife or Ligature, by a new, simple and peou.
liar method Of treatment, discovered BY himself
about eight years ago, and which has been at
tended with complete success In every csse. Dr..
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last twenty five yeaFs, and assures the afflicted that
the above il no humbug. For further informa.
tion, apply at his ofce and residence No. so Wens
9Ayenf st, Cincinnati. oc30-H
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LITTLE MIAMT
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
AND.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON q DAYTsl
Railroads.
ONAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ p, 1850, Trains will depart as fol-

nHAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
-. 20 1850 Trains will depart as fol- 80.
SiiB A. M. ExPREss-From- -
Oinoinnatii Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Ham.
lton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Logansport ans
Dayton. Connects at Dayton for Columbus, Spring,
neid, ssi Urbaps "a ana s2ndushy and With Dayton sns
Mayneand Chicesoj also, for Toledo, Connects ~
Si3O A. M. EXPREss-Erom Little Miami
Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg; via Columbus
Steubelville and Pittsburg; via Columbus, BelAh
and Benwood and via Columbus, Bellair and Pits
buig; also for Springfield and Delaware.
3i00 p. NJ. EXPRESS-From Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Dayton, Spring
field, Urbana and Sandusky; connects via Hamil
ton for Richmond, indianapolis, Bogansport and
al points West. Connects at Hamilton for OXFORD
4P. m.-From Little Miami Depot-Aocomms
dation for COLUMBUS, stopping at all Way Stations
5,:SO r. Nj. ExPREss-From OinoiunssI
Hamilton and Dayton DepOt-For Dayton, Troy
Piquat Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Also for Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada
$40 p. nj. EXPRESs-From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Oonneots via Colum
bus Steubenville and PittsbuTg, via 0olumbu
lapd via Columbus, Bellair and Benwood, and Vi,
Columbus Bellair and Pittsburg,
SLEEPING-OARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information aud Through Tickets pleaEt
apply at the Offices south least corner of Front ane
Broadway; west side Of Yine-street, between the
Postofiice and the Burnet House; No. East Third
street, Sixth-street Depot, and at the East Front
street Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is Seysi
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
0mnibuses call for passengers by leaving dires
uons at the Ticket Office. no95
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TOSEPH WILSON'S ESTATE: Mo-
% TICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
the estate Of JOSEPH WILSON, late Of Hamilton
County. deceased. Dated this 2sth day Of January
EGLEY DoB1nYKR, Attorneys. ja3O-cD&W' .
HI CEASED Notice Is hereby given that the
subscriber has been appointed and qualified as Adj
mi=strator en- The estate Of Rhoda Mills deceased,
fe2l oTh GILBERT s. STOUT, Admin'r.
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7AJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscriber has been appointed and qualts
fed as Administrator the estate Of EPH u
H. ST0CKWELL late of Hamilton QGunty, decd.
. EMM0Ns H.. sT0CKWELL, VI
Administrator.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 4th dAJ Of February.
1861. te6-oW'
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oommxRorAL q ANK.
WINIFREDE And CAMEL GOALS.

ID Winifrsds and Camel Ooa,, and for sale from
boat at lowest market price Orders solicited at the
Office Of the Cincinnati Fuel Go IO3 East Thifd st.
fel6.f VIM. N. HUBBELL, Secretary.
nIssOLUTION.--TH OO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP heretofore eXisting under the name and
firm Of Charles o. DOhery and Co.. was dissolved
January 80, 1851 by mutual c0nssGt, DauiellE- Dos
herty retiring The business Of the late firm will
be continued by CHARLES @. D0HERTY, under
the cid style, by whom all claims against the said
firm will be settled. CHARLES @. D0HERTY,
fel9-cs DANIEL Y DOhBhTf.
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NrrnNnRRFuL OuRK.-oINOINNAT

VxyONDERFUL CURK.-OINCINNATL
w Ohio, Feb. rs, ls6l,--0ut Of Justice to DR.. j.
HEBERN, I feel 1t my duty 10 give him the follow
9 small sore on my leg, and Il kept growing TIL
became alarmed, and went TO the best physician OF
EFT went to New Orleans and tried the best skin
there, and then went to Boston and other citiesl
ard grew worse until was told by phy5icians tn At
my leg would have to be cut on. heard OF Dr..
HEBkRN, and l came 70 this place and put myself
and In iess than four weeks was entirely well.
am stopping at the Spencer House a. this time;
- - =. IN 7lls I. J. HUMPHREYS
The Doctor IL the only physician now living who
can kill and cure Cancer without instrumeSts O
main He also ,es Piles and all kinds OF Sores
kheumafism etc. Once, IS Barr-st., corner Of
Cutter. Once hsurs, 2 A. III. tog r Mi,vpvpNS
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NNOURTH. STREET PERFUMERY DE-
H P0T-Contains every article desirable for the
Toilet, Extracts for the OILS and 70;
for the Teeth large assortment Of articles for Inn
ing and Flesh Brushes Of every desirable style and
quality Shaving Utensils Of the best quality; an
extensive assortment of Soaps Fine, Tuck and
Dressing Combs of every desirable quality and ma
terial Hair Tonics, Washes and Dyes; Pocket
sertment of Family Medicines.
have been exclusively engaged in this business
for the past fourteen years. and expect te remain in
it many years longer, and expect to retain my old
customers and to increase the list Of patrons by
astudous regard to their wants aud by giving them
the benefit of my long experience in the business.
SOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery.
Commenced at No West Fourth street (whera
Beggs Smiths Jewelry Store now stauds), in the
spring of AZ, removed to No. l69 Main strset In 1851
and to my present location, No. S6 West Fourth
street, in 1883 Ifs fel3
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial Affairs.

Yesterday was fully as quiet as any previ-
Gus day of the present week, and Monetary
affairs were without any change Of conse-
quence; the demand continuing light and
the market easy on that account, more than
from any particular abundance of funds.
The leading Bankers mentioned no par
ticular variation in Currency, which was
about the same in quantity last evening as
at the close of last week. They have been
and were doing all the first class Paper pre-
sented by customers at lO@l2 per cent, with
a disposition to extend their line of dis
counts.
Eastern Exchange remained firm and un-
changed at u premium on the leading cities,
and New Orleans Sight and Gold quiet at
H@5s premium. Missouri, Illinois and Wis
consin Paper was purchased at discount, as
before, with an inclination to make small
concessions on round lots.
Flour was decidedly dull yesterday, and
the best brands of fsuperfne could not be dis
posed of at over 81 so. Whisky was still in
good demand at full prices. Sugar and Coffee
were firm, and Molasses remained unsettled;
prices by wholesale being nominal. Wheat
and shelled Corn were firm; Oats dull;
Rye lc. per bushel higher, and Barley un-
settled. The dnllness heretofore mentioned
pervaded Provisions. The demand was lin
tied, and prices were still nominal for all
articles.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the twenty-four hours ending yester-
day at noon:
Imports-Apples, 1913 barrels; Barley, 1905
bushels; Cheese, 1877 boxes; Coffee, 384 bags;
Clover-seed, SO barrels; Flour, 2,467 barrels;
Hay, 1856 bales; Hogs, 434 head; Lard, l56
barrels and SO kegs; Molasses, Al barrels;
Malt, 1,075 bushels; Oats, 1,548 bush. Pork
and Bacon, so hhds, 493 brls. and 266,4l5
pounds; Potatoes, 299 barrels; Rye, $40
bushels; Sugar, hid; Salt, 357 barrels;
Wheat, 1898 bushels; Whisky, 1871 brls.
Ezports--Apples, 1859 barrels; Butter, 3Ol
packages; Candles, 755 boxes Corn, 1895
bushels; Cheese $50 boxes Coffee, 526
barrels; Hay, l44 bales Lard, l4l barrels
and 2s9 kegs; Molssses, 426 brls; Malt 9S8
bushels; Oats, 334 bushels Pork and Bacon,
289 hhds, 1919 tierces, $50 barrels, 76 boxes
and $50 pounds; Potatoes, 224 barrels; Rye,
80 bushels; Sugar, 100 hhds.; Salt, SO barrels;
Whisky, 1925 barrels.
The market for Provisions at Louisville
on Wednesday was somewhat more active,
but not firmer. The sales of mess Pork
reached about 300 brls., one-third of which
was taken at $l7 25, and the remainder on
private terms. There was no change in
other articles. -
Annexed is comparative statement of
Exports exclusive of Specie) from New
York for the week and since January1:
1859. 1850. 1861.
Total for the week...s sl3,0s4 Sl,2sg 942 227s,7o2
Prev rfDDrfa1 3 759 4lO .0Q6 Q67
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A AIMINIsTRATORs' SALE OR REAL

~ ADMINISTRATORs, SALE OF REAL
n ESTA1 Eve, the undersigned Administrators
on the estate of POMERoY sT0DpARD deceased,
offer for sale large two-story Brick House, Ia
FIorgyille, adjoining Lebanon, Warren County, q,
on the Lebanon and Cincinnati Turnpike. The
House contains ~ large reems, kitchen, cellar,
milk k-house, and is built Of good, substantial ma
terial and slate roof. The out buildings comprise
Workshop, store-room, ood-house, smoke-house,
hennery, stable, with gTanaTies, earriage-room,
&e,, complete. The Lot contains about ~ acresI
well set IN choice fruit trees shrubbery grapes and
all kinds Of small fruits and flowers in abundanoe.
Every convenience is attached TO this property 20
make II one Of the most beauiitul and desirable
homes in the country Said real esate has been
for less than two thirds the yalne thereof
Terms One-third In hand, one. third in one, and
one-hrd In years from day Of sale, the deferrsd
payments to bear six per cent. interest, and to be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
iALsO-About Il acres of good Land adjoining the
Rboye-named lot, suitable for building lots, fronting
on a county -road. a.L =.
ALs0-27 acres Of good Farming Land lying 4
of mile from Lebanon, acres good tim Der. and IN
a high state of cultivation and we'll watered. SAID
property will be for sale until the 18th day Of April
For particulars, inquire Of NJ, W. STODDAhD, No.
"a Hathaway at, Oincipnati or address the under
signed, at Lebanon. MARIA BTODDARD,
feI2-xeod' Administrator.
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TNNHOAIAS JENKINS VS.. O. d. CONES.
Il Before L. A. Harris Justice Of the Peace Of Oin-
the thirtieth day Of January. A. D., 1851 said
Justice Issued an order of attachment In the above
action for the sum OF fifty dollars ,r,,v,DyS
Cincinnati. February 7. 1861. feIs-c'w
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PATRf6K GLAACA and MORGAN Mo5WEE-
MY was hhis day dissolved by mutual consent,
Morgan MeSWeeney retiring fIOm the hrms The
business will be CONTINUED By THOMAS GLAACA
4 BRO. iI THOa, QLAACA.
in rf.r .l1f grfr PATRIOK GlsAAgAl D.
cipeiupa,, February ~ ~ inS issi. ' les =
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ETAMILTON COMMON PLEAs.-

HAMILTON co MMON PLEAs.-.
Ii Sarah J. Strider vs.. Joseph L.. strider;;-Ho.
notice that on the 10Th day OF january, 1861, the
above complainant filed her petition in the Court
against him, wherein she charges the said defend
ant with gross neglect Of duty, extreme cruelty
and adultery, and prays to be divorced from her
said husband, have alimony, her name changed to
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit is now
pending in said Court and unless he the defend
ant shall oppear on or before the 22d day of March
next, and show good for delay, the same will
be heard in his absence, and decree taken therein.
U. ROB'T MOORE,
fe7.fWs Attorney for Petitioner.