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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
DOCTOR WHITTIER

HAS been longer engaged in the treatment Of
" Chronic, Sexual and Female Diseases than any
IlOther Physician in st Louis.
Syphilis in all its forms, GOuOrrhea, elect,
.lStrIc tuTe, Orchitis, Diabetes, and all affections Of
the Urinary and Sexual Organs, are treated with
the ~grestest success.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and I'm
lpotencY, as the result of self-abuSe in youth, or
sexual excuses in maturer years, which produce
l>ome Of the following effects, as blotches, debility
ldi zZtness, dimness OF sight. confusion of ideas, evil
Iforebodings, aversion 10 society OF females, loss of
memory and sexual power, and rendering marriage
lInlprOpeT-can be cured.
Persons suffering from Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Dianhea, Liver Complaint, Hernia, Rup-
ture, OF any other chronic affection, may rely upon
|rOceiving a radical CuTe.
Particular attention given to ali Female Gem
and liberation OF the
Womb. Leucorrhea. ChlOrisis. Stsrility sc. Most
cases can be properly treated withOu t an intervieY,
nd medicines sent Oy mail or express, secured free
from observation. Consultation by letter or at office
'IFREE. Charges moderate and cures GUARANTEED
TPOf1ce, with hospital accommodations for pa
.tien Is, No. GIT St. Charles street, between Sixth
and Seventh. II. Louis, No
EVERY BODY can get, in q sealed enve lope,
my Theory and treatment OF Sexual and Urinary
Diseases, c0ntaiBIng full symptom lists, for tive
postage stamps also, my Paper relating to Chronic
and Female Complaints, for a three cent stamp.
1917 lv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
market sinee theiF nat issue

+SOld at s9H ex-cOupOn March 81, '65.
tSsme price Sept. Ii, '67.
T0ct. 81, 1861, lll2S.
1t will be seen that the I0-40s only are COW sell
ing at their highest point, and T-3Os very nearly so
all others have been materially higher previously.
1t is q matter Of some surprise that, during the
late financial and political excitement in Congress
there should have been so little uneasiness apparent
among European holders of United States securities
Il is estimatad that over $500 goo, 900 Of our bond
are held in Europe, and with such a large vested
interest in our Government, it / not suppOsable that
these investors do not keep q sharp look out upon
the course Of our affairs. The singular fact. how
ever, mee's US that, while many of oar own capt.
alists and investors have become, to say the least
very uneasy a. the present aspect of affairs, our
foreign creditors maintain a remarkable equau-
unity. There are reasons which may account for
this. The result Of the war has done more, perhaps,
toward establishing the credit Of the United State.
Obligations and strengthening European confidence
in republican government than is generally sup
posed on this side Of the Atlantic; end European
investors having once placed their confidence, ar G
not in haste to remove it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
Financial,
~BRowNvILLE. Feb. l9. Is6s

BROwNvHLE, Feb. 10, 1863.
During the past week, contrary to expectations,
here has been a decline in gold Of I@2 per cent.
Il is reported that the Secretary of the Treasury
has thrown upon the market 8 large quantity of
the precious commodity, which may account for the
decline.
Government Bonds are also lower. The intro
ductio n int Congress Of a bill taxing these securi-
ties, may to a certain degree, have produced this
result. In answer to an inquiry Of q correspon-
dent whether Government Securities are not now
selling very nearly as high as any point ever be-
fore reached, the Philadelphia Press presents the
following concise tabular statement of the highest
and lowest points touched by Governments in the
market since their FIRST issue:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20

FRANCHISE.-R. F. Barrett, Of thi,
city, has purchased the steamboat aSunset," and
the charter for the ferry Of the Missouri river At
this place, at a cost Of SIS, 500, and will have the
boat repaired as . ferry boat. and have it in Oper-
alton As soon as the river opens in the Spring
The boat will carry over the river at one time one
hundred head Of cattle and fifteen teams. and win
be in condition to stem the current or wind Al An
hours and seasons. She will be under the charge
Of Capt. James EmmOns an experienced steamboat
man, than whom there is not q more honest.
Straightforward, business-like young man in the
community. -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.-Kontucky Lot
terry Scheme. Farm for sale, Marble Works, for
which NJ. F. Boyd, Of this city, is agent. State
msnt Of the Western Accident. and fire Insurance
Company Virgil s. Hall, Agent. Pup Lost. A
chance to make $500 a month. And George P.
Berkeley, Painter, whom, from specimens of his
work which We have seen, we can recommend as
thoroughly competent to do any and all kinds Of
work in bis line. -
PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUBLICAN, CLUB
Club met pursuant to notice. Vice-President
FairbrOther in the chair.
On motion the Treasurer was instructed e con-
summate a contract with Church, COIhapp & Hack
er for the rent Of the City Book Store Reading
Room for the use of the Club, at SIS per month.
On motion the money subscribed this evening
shall be paid in within two weeks.
On motion the COrrespO nding Secretary was or
dered to procure political documents for distribu-
tiOn and for the use of the Club.
On motion the Treasurer was ordered TO procure
q tran sparency with the words "Headquarters and
Free Reading RO en- Of the Republican Club"
lettered thereon, the same to be placed over the
front door Of tire City Book Store.
On motion adjour ned,
g. w. FAIRBR0THER, Pres.
Cant. David sop. Sea
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
planta- vines Trees shrubs and

Plants, Vines, Trees Shrubs and
WOWePs.-At the request of many who
are anxious to get reliab!s selections Of Vines,
Trees. shrubs, Flowers, etc., l nave consented to
receive orasrs, from now until planting time in the
snrinO. Irepre,eptthe extensive Nurseries known
msTEEYsIpE NURSERIES,, Qintoa,
Iora, J.R. A. BGrHER, .PrOpTietOrs. All stock
ordered through me, win be furnished at Nursery
Prices, freight added. Catalogues, with prices can
be had BY application to me in person, or by apply
ing ct the store Of Robt Tare d Co., BrOwnville
Neb. Everything furnished will be warranted true
TO name. quality, size and condition as represented.
r. W. FURNAS.
Brownvile, Dec. 18th. 1s67-ll-Sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
TO TIVEs.

The REV. EDWARD 4 WILSON viii send
(free Of charged to all who desire the prescription
with the directions for making and using the sim
pie remedy by which be was cured Of a lung affec-
tion and that dread disease Consumption. His
only object is to benefit the hfiicted and he hopes
everg sufferer viii try this prescription, as it wiz
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Please ad dress REV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. 1855 South 2nd ST.. Williamsburg, New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce a luKuriant
growth Of hair upon o bald head or bea.dless face,
also a recipe for the removal Of PimpleS, lIOtches,
EEuptions, ETC., on the skin. leaving the same soft,
and beautiful, can be obtained without charge By
addressing. THOS. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist
1913 Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
PROPOSALS FOR
HORSES.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE PLarrEl
Office Chief Qsqrteraasfsr, 4
Omaha, Neb.. jar. Q. IsR8- l

Omaha, Aeb., JAMS 1883.
Sealed bids in duplicate, with guarantees signed
by two responsible surstiss VIII be received at thi6
Office until II O'Clock, noon, on Monday, Jsnu.5Y
goth, 1863, for the delivery at Omaha, Nebraska. of
-Four Hundred (409) Cavalry Horses
between she time Of the award Of the contract, aod
March Ist, 1858.
Each bidder viii be required 10 depoEs With his
bid the sum Of one thousand dollars $4,000 lag.
full eurrency, as an additional guarantee, thss
should he be the successful bidder, be win siZn the
contract and give bonds As required such deposits
to be forfeited should be fail 70 eongiy With hess
terms.
The horses must be sound in every pafsisulsF 4,
dark eOlOTed, we'll broken, in full desa and good
condition from fifteen (t5) 10 sixteen 90 ba1ds
high. from Eve (5) to nine o. years old, and EeIlr
aoaPtsd for cavalry purposes. No mares OF ~slslliOns
will be received.
The bOrsss will be subjected to arigid inspec-
ton. HQFses that have been sold By the Govern
msnt viii not be reserved.
Epll eOnditioRs Of the eontraeg viii 81 nsdo
known on Application at this o6ics.
Bidders mustbg present in psTsOnS OF 81 fSpEs-
sented by power Of attorney.
b order Of BreVet Maj. Gen. c 9. AG5UR.
VA. MYERS.
J 1856 Brew. Brig Ses e..
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20

Total amount Of Losses, Claims and Lii
abilities S1O7,49O IS
The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
$4,000, but will not as a general rule exceed $4,000.
The Company has no general rule as to the amount
allowed to be insured in any city, town, village or
block, being governed in this matter, in each case, By
the general character of buildings width Of streets,
facilities Tor putting out fTes, sc.
A certified copy OF the Charter or Act Of IncOrpOra-
ration, as amendid, accompanied prevtous statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK 4.
Cir and County of NetU-YOrk,
ARL J. MALTIN, President, and John II.
Secretary Of the Home Insurance Conn.,
pany, being severally ard duly SWORN, deposS and say,
and each for himself says, that the foregoing is a true,
full and correct statement Of the affairs Of said CcrpO-
ration, and that they are the above described officers
thepegf.
CHAS j. MARTIN, President.
] H. W~ASHBURN, Secretary.
Subscribed and stDOrn to before me, This 18th day Of
JaauayV, 4. D. 1858 THOS F. 6OORICH,
Notary Publ c.
Policies Issued, and Losses Paid,
by JOHN l.. CARSON. Agent, at
BFOWnViIIe, Nebraska.
vl2-nl9-4w-ad
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
DOCTOR MOTIFS
~CONCEPTTON PREVENTIVE

rs used by over three hundred thou and ladies ~
4 the Atlanta States alone, and by alarge numb
IN the Vest. who would pot be without 1T for ten
times its cost. Il is to this Preventive that the
Y mothers OF those States owe their immunity from
large families. 1t is absolutely certain, Convenient
10 use and wtthal beneficial to health. Abortion is
criminal, then use means perfectly MORAL and pro-
per. Send stamp for pamphlet containing full
particulars. Address,
ID. A. G.. WfIbeF,
(P o Box 5000 TIe st. Charles street,
l2-H-ly ST. LOUIS, NO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
1EAFNESS, UATARRB, COZ.

SUMPTION AND CANCER CURED.
A Treatise on Deafness, Cstarrh, Consumption and
ancerj their causes means OF speedy relief and ulti-
mate cure. By aPupil Of The academy Of Medicine,
Paris. Sent to any address for 10 cents.
Letter from ROb't McMurdy, DID, LID, Grand
Prelate OF Grand -campm Of u s, and Editor Of
the National FreemGS0n:
NEW YORK: Sept. II, IS67-Dr. STILLwELL was in
charge Of Grace Church Hospital, Alexandria, Va,
during the war. l frequent y, almost daily, for months,
visited this Hospital, and had every me- Us Of kn1wiIg
his reputation for EFFICIENCY and SKILL. 1t was of
the most creditable character, ana his success in the
treatment OF patients was remarkable .-RoBERT
Organic Vibrator.
II fits into the ear, is not pereePHbIe, removes Singv
ing HOiSesia the head, and enables deaf persons to hear
distinctly at church and public assemblies. This in
strument will often produce results almsst miraculous
and indeed in cases Of long standing deafness, IL will
relieve in a short time. 1t may be adjusted with the
ease Of spectacles.
DR.. STlLLWELL viii be professionally at 81 East
Washington place, University Buildings, N. Y, daily,
10 TO 4, except tuesdays, when he will be at his rooms
1882 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 12-I6-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20
sTATEITENT

Of the Condition Of the HOME INSURANCE co,
Of NeiO York on the first Day Of January, a.
1853, made To- the auditor Of the State Of Nebraska,
pursuant TO the St0fUte Of that state.
Name and Location.
The name OF this Company is the HOME 1NSU-
RANCE COMPANY, Incorporated IN leos, and
located in the City Of New York.
Capital.
The Capital Of said Company actually paid
The Surplus on the LIST day Of January 1858 I,5ls. AOc %
Total amount Of Capital and surpluS, $s.5Is.4 Os %
Assets.
BANK ny. T.'n II $lss,OOe o.
transmlssiOa 1883 q
= 1851. msfEes vaiGO sIsS. SIS 90 I,ssI,s2s 50
United States Bonds, 5 20 l,I94,99S 6O(
AissoHfi Site Bonds, 6psF cent.
market vaiue 1880 %
North CaTlinia Bonds, s per cent 2,tOO %
Tennessee Bonds, 6 per cent lo,20O 90
Wisconsin State, s per cent sO,OO GO
Illinois, 6 per cent 10000 90
Rhode Island, 6 per cent $3.50 90 $3.50 "
California State Bonds, 2 per CT 62,oOO %
COnneC icut State Bonds, 5000 90
HeYYOrk City and County bonds8 800 90
Queens County Bonds, $4,000 20
Richmond County Bonds, 1850 10
BrOoklin City water ROnds1 1850 NJ
Bank SfOcka, l%oSo%S W
loans on Bonds and Mortgage being hrstl
lien OF record on Unincumbered Real [ cas-. O15 90
Estate, worth at least Sl,S2T,4O0,
rate Of Interest 6 s Z per cent
Loans on stocks and bonds, payable on
demand, the market value OF securi- SSOJVoZ %
ties pledged, at least $411,l04
Steamer Magnet and wTecking apparatus So,ISo W
Other Property, Miscellaneous Items % 800 81
Due for Premiums on Policies issued at
once fire ana Inland) 7,ioI 10
Bill Receivable for Premiums on Inland
Navigation Risks 1891 90
Interest due on LIST January, 1868 Zl'SoS 20
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20

694 Broadway. New York, and
I64 South 10th st, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRIcE-Sl IS per bottle, or 6 bottles for 50 % delV"
cred 10 any address. Sold by all Druggists everyWheTe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20

'BIss has Dry Oak wood for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20

Of the Condition Of the HOME INSURANCE co,
Of NeD York, on the first day Of January, A.
1853, made TO the Auditor Of the State Of Nebraska,
pursuant TO the St0fute Of that State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20

Forming, perhaps, the
post complete AMI eT-
tensive stock offered 70
Wholesome or Retail
purchasers west % The
Missouri River.
Never having heen
OutdOne for extent q
stock or Fair dealings,
they merit the condo
ence and patronage Of
a Ia Il :
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-20

THE RIVER at this point is now very unsafe
teams, and risky for foot passengers, the ice
ny rotten, and in the middle of the day nearly
Fsrod with water. The ice broke up at st. JO-
ph last Mon1ay.
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E o b o P E.


LONDON. October 1.
Madrid is quiet. A provisional Junto
has been organized, with Mudou as
President. No measures have yet been
taken looking to tue future of the cOun-
try, beyond denounciDg the plan for
republic, nor will there be until Cen
erals Prim and Serrano arrive. The
battle between Pavia and Serrono oc-
CURED at Alicotte, near Cordova, and
was very short. There were but few
losses.
The success OF the revolutionary
movement in Spain, ending as 1t has
in the expulsion of Queen Isabella,
gives rise to much speculation as to her
probable successor on the Spanish
throne. 1t is generally believed that
the known dislike of Napoleon TO the
Orleans family is fatal to the hopes of
the Montpensters, and that Carlist
will be chosen to rule over Spain is re-
garded as impossible. The ancient
rights OF the house of Savory to the
throne OF Spain are beginning to be
discussed, and the Duke AostR, the
second son of King Victor Emanuel, is
talked of as an available candidate.
PARIS, October 1.
Rio Janeiro dates Just received an
nounce that the newly installed Presi-
dent, Sarlninto, has proposed negotta-
tions FOR peace between Brazil and Par
aguay.
and Count of Cheste have left Spain for
France. a.,
La France to-day discusses the pros
poets of Spain, and predicts the present
revolution there will be followed by a
violent civil war.
The Moniteur gives the following ac-
count of the late movements Of the
Spanish Court: The Queen OF Spain and
the members OF the royal family who
were with her at San Sebastian, crossed
the frontier on the Soth ult. They I'm
mediately proceeded to Biarritz, where
the Queen had an interview with Napo-
leon and the Empress Eugenie. After
a brief delay the Queen and family left
Biarritz for the Castle OF Pan, which
has been assigned to Her Most Catholic
Majesty as residence during her So
journ in France.
MADRID, October /.
General PrIm and Marshal Serrano
have arrived. The citizens are arming
themselves and have occupied the
guard houses and the various military
posts in and around the city. The city
of Barcelona has Joined the revolution.
The Court of Cheste has fled from
Spain.
Foreign reslGsnts are sending depu-
tations to the Provisional Junto, now
in session, to congratulate them on the
success of the patriotic movement.
HAMBURG, October 1.
The brig Germanie, ofthe North Pole
expedition, has arrived at Bergen,
homeward bound. No results OF the
voyage has yet been announced.
ROME, october1.
Pope Pius IXth has issued an apos-
tolic letter addressed to all non-Catho-
lic religious bodies, announcing the
forthcoming Accumenical Council, and
urging them to seize the occasion thus
offered them of rejoining the church.
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CANADA.


OTTAWA September l.
Lord Mouck has received dispatch
from the Colonial Secretary, expressing
satisfaction that the Canadian govern
ment have selected the Major Robinson
route for the Inter. Colonial road, as in
a military and commercial point oi
view, It is the only one which provides
for the national objects involved In the
undertaking..
QUEBEC, September L.
The Legislature will assemble about
the first of December. .--g.
The Quebec papers ure loud in de.
nouncing the closing OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad, cast of Richmond,
Canada.
II is reported that C. j. Bridges will
be superseded as manager of the
Grand Trunk Railway, on his appoint
.ment on. Commissionership OF the
Inter Colonial Railways.
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GdufattauaI.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

rHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTTTU-
tuition will begin SEPTKNBER 1st, 1859
The scope of the College, beside q PREPA.
RATORY DEPARTMEHT, embraces full
and thorough Courses OF instruction In
KdtheTudffcS, Ancient and Modern Languages,
P6fLosoIhu, General Literature, the Sciences,
4oTfc,itiiSe, and MILITARY 1dcttcS.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not ex ceed from $50 70 StI5 per annum;
In respect to Health, beautiful scenery ana
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
AL AIkx. MARTIN, DID,, President, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+, s. LYON, a. n, Pice PTeEtdeTlt, Professor
of English Literature, and Principal Prep'y
Department. .,.-
Col. ]. X. WEAVER, A. M, Professor OF Ma
themaIics and OF Military Tactics.
g. q. STEVENS, A. M, Professor OF Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences
HENRY W. HARAAN, 3D., Professor oI
Ancient and Modern Languages and litera-
ture. - .
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. NJ. HA6AHS, ksQ. superintendent OIL
the Grounds and Buildings.
Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN a. DILLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoReANrowN, West Va.
auglo
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MISSOURI.
ST. Lou1s, octot

~ " = = sr. LOUIS, October l.
Francis B. Hayes, President of the
South Pacific and Atlantic & Pacific
Railroad, and his associate directors,
have returned from their trip to the
Indian Territory where they went 10
examine lands belonging TO the Com
pany, and to perfect all arrangements
ior the speedy construction of the road.
The'St. Louis excursionists who went
to Omaha and the end. of the Union
Pacific Railroad: returned yesterday.
They speak OF their trip in glowing
terms, and express the opinion that the
protected air line railroad between here
and Omaha will soon be built.
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THE Boston Journal has the follow
ing: married in New York City, July
4, 1868, after an ardent courtsnip of
many years (though seemingly es-
tranged since 1851, Mr.. Southern Dixie
to Miss Northern Copperhead. No
cards. During the honeymoon great
expectations were anticipated from
this matrimonial alliance, but 1t Is now
evident that the nuptials will prove the
death-blow of both 'high.contracting
parties.' Funeral early in November.
Friends (if any invited without further
notIceU .t I'D
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OswEao, October /

OoW 1sNVI COtVNoH -
The schooner Persia, from Chicago to
this port with wheat, collided with the
schooner E. B. Allen, some fifteen days
ago on Lake Huron, and ns nothing
has been heard of tho former vessel
since, 1t is feared she is lost with all on
There was a heavy frost east of this
place. last night. ---
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PouaHKEEPsIE, N. Y. Oct. l.
There was a general Jail delivery at
Kingston Jail, Tuesday night. Ten
prisoners escaped including Dan Casey,
the burglar who robbed the American
Express at the above place. Particulars
not vet Mt hand. uI- bro
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MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN. october /.

BOSTON, October 1.
The English cricketers leave this
evening, for Philadelphia, where they
commence a match on Saturday be-
tween All England Eleven and twenty
native American cricketers.
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THE Irish People, the leading Irish
newspaper of New York, which last
week declared for Grant and Colfax,
in its issue OF Saturday, comes out
strongly in opposition TO the election OF
Hoffman as Governor of New York.
1t brings serious charges against Hoh-
man, and concludes as follows:
"But why multiply instances? From
the time when he, as Recorder, tried. to
fasten the odium of the July riots OF
1858 on the Irishmen of New York, by
visiting with the highest penalties OF
the law every poor dupe of his own
party's viIlainy who bore an Irish
discharged as blameless, the ring lead
ers who were the hired agents OF his
friends in the Confederacy and Great
Britain-Irom that time until few
weeks ago, when he was charged with
the duty of sending delegation
from New York to urge on Congress the
necessity of having law passedfor the
protection OF our citizens abroad, and
when he took good care that no such
delegation ever presented themselves
in Washington, this man, Hoffman,
has never missed an opportunity, we
say again and again, OF ipjnring and
Insulting the Irish people. Therefore.
il God spares US life and strength TO do
IL, we shall go to the polls, for the first
time in our life, next October, and de-
posit our protest against the election oi
Hoffman IN the shape of a ballot bear.
ing the name OF his opponent, the HonI
John A. Griswold.
"With respect to the latter gentleman,
we know very little of him; but that
little commends him strongly 10 our
our favor. In the list of the black and
white sheep we kept during the passage
through the House and the Senate of
the bill for the protection Of our citi-
zens abroad, we lind the name of John
a. Griswold, OF Troy, New York, has
received honorable mention as that OF
member of Congress who voted for
the bill and worked hard TO get his
brother members to do likewise"
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THE Secretary of War has issued an
order suspending for the present the
sale of all Government arms, ammu-
milton, &c. .--L- ---I-.---
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Died.
CINCINNATI, o

,I-.-sggua 80 CINo1NNATI, October 1.
Jacob Flynn, an old citizen, and for
long time Judge of the Criminal
Court OF this city, died yesterday.
The artist, Theo. Jones, also died. (