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New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
WEATHER REPORTS.
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF sIGkAL OyFIcEL
WASHINGTON d. g.. Dec 2s-7 y. m
6ynopns for the pdsi fipeniv-T four hOurs
The highest barometer has moved eastward
from Missouri, to the Middle Atlantic coast. Clear
weather east Of the Mississippi Wednesday aud
until Thursday afternoon Increasing clOudiness WIN
falling barometer Is generally reported with
threatening weather and rising temperature In the Mis-
sssipp Valley The temperature has risen at tne ROCKY
ported from San Francisco North westerly winds nave
backed to south west, with rising barometer and falling
winds from the south and southeast prevail from Lake
Superior to Kentucky aud westWard'
(1Oudy weather will probably extend very generally
on Friday from the Atlantic cgast ~ the Western Plains
and the barometer will fall with stationary or rising
temperature this s0uthesstery winds, with
the Southern and Middle States; south westerly wnus
backing to south, with rising temperature from New
England to the lower lakes the i9west
snow the northward OF ts path and brlsk soutnery
winds on Lake Michigan by Friday morning DANGEROUS
winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic coast tonight
supplementary Weather Report
Snow WAS reported last night from Grand Haven Mich
and OswegO N Y At Galveston, Texas light rain fell
ae sors al B1sio the tnernooter was % above zero
and the wind was blowing from the west at ~ miles an
hour. At Cape May, NJ j. the weather was ciear ana
hour AT Rochester N. Y, the weather was clear. the
thermometer above zero ana ing Wlna ito lug wes
blowing 80 miles an hour. The temperature st Key
Chicago 2o below; at Milwaukee. 10 below at st Paul
Mimi iS0 below zero. Upon the summit OF Mount wash
ingtOn NJ H., the barometer was III the thermomonI
stOOd 100 below zero; the summit was covered win
Clouds and north-wester blowing ut velocity or loo
snow fell this morning at Davenport Iowa. Rain con
tinued TO fall At Galveston, Texas The weather war
clearing up at Mount Washington. N. H.. very heavy
westrry gale was blowing the velocity Of the wind being
recorded at ~ miles an hour ana tns I M ,nis
evening was n and at EscanavH Mich " above zero
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
JNSTRANCE MOTEMENTS.

RECOVERING FROM TIE EFFECTS OF THE
CHICA0O FIRE.
| Several fire Insurance companies, the capital
OF which became impaired by losses In the Chicago fire
have reorganzed and several others will do 80 in few
days The following statement made by superiDtend.
| eut Miller:
Companies Of which the stockholders have paid up all
camille, Hanover, Resolute Howard and Home
Companies that have reOrRanized and completed their
organization az new companies Etns Washington and
| LOrard. '
Companies recently admitted from other States to do
business IN TINS stae-Ieliance Of Philadelphia Citizens
| Rhode Island " ~ '""i ino Vi
pfehehded as the result OF the late fires.
! SUPERINTENDENT G. W. MILLER INDORsED ny
THE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
George w. Miller, State Superintendent of
Insurance received yesterday letter sened nv -, n,
the leading officers Of the various Life and Fire In.ur
ance Companies OF this city, deprecatug the recent
lc cr'csns upon the administration Of his department
Inc eer saes hat the subscribers know OF no case In
which needless examination Of the adairs NJ anv
company was instituted from corrupt natives.
and that the expenses Of the State Con.
ventOn were voluntarily assumed by the conn.n,ss
The acts and legislation OF the Convention SAWS the
ter harmony with the views and wishes NJ IN.
Life Insurance Interest Better State laws are expected
to out OF the Convention, involving ess labor in
making reports less UNJUST hfatoD In favor Of particu.
lar States less hazard In appointing State Attorneys and
satisfaction IN responding with State Officials
who well informed a. 10 the principles and the prac
teal working OF insurance business The expression Of
the Executive Committee Of Life COMPANIES and tbe
Committee representing tho Fire interest az n the eps
aton Of the Convention, l. fully Indorsed The letter
continues:
We accord TO you AGILITY and ndclty III your official
acts, aud 1 earliest pufpOrc 80 to discharge your oi
cations 10 the State the Insurance Department. and the
public 10 foster aud protect the interests OF each m
conformity with the law by which both you and tl,iu
hltntlODs you supervise are created and governed
Hitherto the insurance companies have abstaiucd fro
Organized effort for their protecfiO aud II IN
hoped that the necessy Tor such action Will arse in
the future but the history OF attempted cIorons and
adverse Legislation III the part few years has warned
them hat they must be prepared 10 protect the n,rrc.r
~ then custody hy all proper nean. from
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
IHE CHICAGO TRUNK xv,rr,v

,.en en,DA%"' a'I s dec, ss-The coroners Jury hav.
s,or,,on ,s 'rse,"ea'lng the Mn. Amanda mcCov
,ha, ano,, inr testimony taken prove,
WA. , mao been practeed upon the aGy hot !,
;s T, rq Ss'S Ssas
HrGoy a,rs 'ns ssys euse phy.sh at wSs and Mr.
'Ssn connect is.s s 'ssss Sny Ss;
h.sS Su,o, n, the haggage master who tn !he esse
s % .ns about S1sfa with 1
snn N Instance eounas'oy s ,'oy war snd
rettne ws4I. ntd m to Mr.. Mco and M lnaS .sS he
~ at III: tHe %i'Sf'y St Ht4 I
Tor u. srI.s sbe ,ame to 40 .ae e"aI I purely Of
I ""'e eIeapei IL CLicsso S;T thar ISy ~ q goods
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
TWEED STILL HIDING.
TIE NECESSARY BONDsMEN BELIEVED TO BF
SECURED.

TIE NECESSARY BONDsMEN BELIEVED TO BE
SECURED.
That Mr.. Tweed's hiding place is in the
city and not far from the sherifrs office clearly
demonstrated yesterday by gentleman who called on
sheriff Brennan to make a proposition in reference to
Mr. Tweed's case, and who, having obtained Mr. Bren-
mans views left the office and less than half hour
returned with An answer from Mr.. Tweed What the
proposition was not known to others than those mme
diately concerned. At o'clock Richard Tweed and
William M. Tweed. jr.. accompanied by few friends,
called on the Sheriff and held long consultation, the
s Of which that Sheriff Brennan satisfied that
Mr. Tweed had secured bOndsmen that could and would
Justify and he assured TRIBUNE reporter that the
matter as far civil suit concerned would be
arranged this morning without prendicng any interests
Mr. Farley, however still remains responsible for his
share Of the original bond.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
TIE NEW DOMINION.
FIRE IN QUEBEC.

fHIfNoTNE FIhE IN VUEBEt.
QuEBIC. Dec Pa large fire here to-day
snsnsted IN Quay Co.'S dry-goods store John-st,
sno pssd the Russell Honse snd the grocery OF Geo
',AI. Total loss about 10000 Quay Co. are insured
'o' '0"" the Liverpool, London and Globe, and Etna
o"'""'e The Russell House is only slightly damaged.
IHh'U1ioS ioSoTAMURDERER-A HORRIBLE SCENE.
Donnos' mt, Dec. 2S.-Cyrus Pickard was
hanged this morning for the murder q, Duncan Mcvau
wv "'e emp'o''f' ian Apr Pickard never denied his
n ~. .' ai'u 'ae scanold with firm step. Owing
diiectly nnd"r o The eIecutioner the knot ,lippcd
with Which nj, ar,n and sf,er the drop fell the rope
,pIt 'i"' ihinntes until HE became = 4.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
TAMMANY TROUBLES.

MOVEMENTS AGAINST TwEED-ATTEMPTS AT RE-
ORGANIZATION.
Much excitement was created in municipal
political circles yesterday by the appearance OF the fol
lowing call in the morning journals:
The members the General Committee Of Tammsny Hal,
que.e to meet on Friday evening Dee ~ inst, Seo1s Tam
wv HrcnNAs seertary
Nec.York Dec q 1911
All kinds of stories circulated as to the object
OF the meeting, and hut few could divine it. A
member OF the General Committee and q sachem OF
Tammany Society stated TO TRIBUNE reporter that no
believed the call to be spurious one. as ne knew Mr.
Tweed had declared two weeks ago that the Tammany
General Committee must die out. and had ntmated hi
intention to Withdraw from It, and from the Tammany
Society
Those who are informed that the object OF
the meeting the reorganization Of the Committee the
initial step which will be Tweeds rect gnston Chair
man. and election Of who 1t Is intended,
will be Tweeds interest Yesterday Mr. Tweed sent
autograph letters to all his friends urging them to be In
attendance at the meeting, that his interests might be
we'll represented. These letters were written In this
city and headed confidential" THE TRBUNE's inform.
Of them when the ink on II was scarcely dry.
hen the sachems of the Tammany Society W ent to
demand Tweeds deposition Grand 6achem, Of the
number insisted that all the sachems should resign aud
new such as Messrs Tlden and Waterbury, should
be elected in order that the Democracy could have
deace in the administration Of Tammany Hall affairs.
This proposition WAS SOuteu, out the Sacnem VINO au-
vanced boldly denounced hls brethren old fogiess"
Of whom the Democratic party was heartily tired and
sd that the whole matter should be allowed to rest
unless o thorough reform made. This Sachem then
withdrew. and, there was not quorum left, the
Council adjourned
On the day following, Douglas Taylor Commissioner
OF Jurors circulated resolution providing for demand
on Mr. Tweed for his resignation, but majority Of the
Council did not sign IL. Another meeting held yes
tftday, a which the Sachems utterly denounced
Tweeds course. and resolved to come together on
Saturday, and I'LL the position made vacant by his re-
moysl or resignation Many believe that unless the
sachems ell resign or accept deposition with the Grand
sachems take this view OF the and declare that
unless TsmmaDy reformed throughout may tumble
to the ground altogether.
1t is said that In the general reorganization Of the
Democracy, on the basis Of reform laid down at
Apollo Hall. Mr. Tweed has been exertng his influence
and that numbers Of Tammany men have been enrolled
on the lists preparing BY the Reform Democracy,
that at the election Of General Committee Tammany
may be chosen. Tammany Hall selected the place
OF meeting and the reform movement thus frustrated
Precautions have been taken against this and the Tam
many project will undoubtedly fail.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

onartpr socyer the threatened assault may csne
s eoue the structures referred 10 were MADE upon
yOur action in connection with the appointment OF TO
cciyers officers of companies which suspended In conse-
onence Of their losses at Chicago unite In TINS tosu
InOnal.
The letter ia signed by George W. Savage, Henry A..
Oakley, F. &. Winston, Richard A. McCurdy, Geo. T..
Hope, Chas. ]. Martin, D. A. Heald, Henry B. HYDE,
Samuel Bcrrowe, John E. Dewitt, NJ +. Hodges, O. A.
Drake, Cyrus Curtiss Erastus Lyman, Geo. Snihen,
Geo. A. Jarvis, A. II. Walton L. A. Walton R0Dt g.
Hone d. F. Curry, Morris Franklin. WIN. Fl. Beers, W.
T. Hooker, Lncius McAdsn, g. q. Goodrich Jas: A. Ia
ber, Joseph Brokaw, WA. Burts, Cyrus Peck, VIM. j.
Hughes VIM. A. Andersen, WIN. A. Beaver. VIM. G..
Thompson sam'l T. skidmore Edmund Driggs, Geo. ".
smith, and 1856 others
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
child gave list Of his real estate substantaiy "s io

lows:
hon,e at No l East T.nins scnsht rth for hSno so
81 'o nPSn IT. p5Spssts sn% H
worth eoc exclusive Of incumbrances onehalf share
Of property on Fifty st. valued st ssoc clear o.
He aso has lots on n. o and
mostsased for 500 lot East Twelfth,st and Ay,
s9stn for %ot saSS %
and Sss IN .as
and two on valued at ss sco
rst-s west OF st. Nichoasave.. interest Of n 800
one lot sxtythirdst, near Tenthsvs 1907 mOTt
On &c lof 3 OO0 four lots
st. near siIth-ave $4,000 mortgaged TOR mao0Si nine
$: SsHs
% lots on Acsdsmy.t 5000 interest n4oo 20 naS ,Ots
sssrnscs sss $1,000 '''i ies on
value ,S s essn.sssS ves S
ming e TwGhunarsS ots4sa,
six acres in the neghborhood valued ct "a soe
hafnterest 10 Is lots on n
house No. West Thirty eghth-st., exclusive Of mort
gage, NOoo; hafnterest in house No s4 West Fifty'
terest in house in Be.ch-st SOo Interest in lease OF
No s2e West Twenty -hfthst.. valued at 5000.
All OF this properly Mf. Nnuou ~ ~'0''o~''
He stated that he had connection with Tweed, and
Tweed had nothing do with his property and he de-
MED having ever said that he had half million OF
Tweeds property, for which the latter had not the
scratch OF PEN He holds bonds and mortgages on
property in this city amounting to tseoo has bills re-
cevabe over and above bills payable to the amount OF
$4,000 and his outstanding debts do not exceed $4,000
Charles G. Cornell, examined by Mr.. Burrill and Mr.
Choae testified that he had property on Avenue A. near
sixty-thrdst. in One-hundredandtwenty-sixt -sixth-sL'
near St. NichOlassve and in Onehundred andth1rty'
fourh-st near Fourth-ave., all Of which amounted 70
s5oo personal property consisted Of stock amount
ing to 10000 worth 80 cents the dollar, insurance
stock worth t25OO0 carriages and horses worth 5000
liabilities, aside from mortgages, 5000 or EUU,
whole personal estate t48000 He was appointed wafer
Register in 1857, by Tweed has been Alderman and
Street Commissioner; has no contracts with the Sly
Government. except interest IN the Oswego FAILS
Brown Stone Quarry Company, from which stone 10
taken for the Jefferson Market COurtH0use has re-
ceyed no money from the city within the last six years.
except in the way Of salary; has not been connected
with Tweed for five years IN the purchase OF real
has received promise OF indemnity against liability
on this bond the OswegO Falls Company Is inc0rpo-
rated with capital Of s2O0 and more than 10 per cent
has been paid IN. . ,
Mr.. Cornell under advice OF counsel declined to tell
with whom the contract for supplying stone to the city
was m:pe. Tweed Is not stOckhOder in the company
Adjourned until this morning at IL.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

The Nonadnock Railroad Depot at Pcterboro
H., "" barasd yesterday. Loss. SsOOo ''
The total amount contributed in Phla8rlrl q,
for Chicago saS' 1aa. and for the North West eRts
.... The body found in the railway shcd ,u O,..
bec proves to be "subeet belonging ,uleu Wv
.... The Commissioner of Patents has rxi,udc c,
The patent Of silss aud Morgan r. jackson VI Gros nx
. mosihE machine. '' O. "'
=; Miss Anna Bell Hamilton. 10 years o.,. com.
mted suicide !, ~ Louis an einssday by taking an, .
Ha~ qsarrrl ~,tb her lover Ld o he act - f''
Charles Brewer, alias Peterson. accuar,! of rar
ass ts's Arrssted aud has eonesed murder '
.GeG:ge ": Bliss Of Brooklyn n. T.. ,mn,,y,i
lara tspd Mddlsto~n Del a. raa over nv F.''"
.~suav kslrosd wedsesdss and LileI In. H' ." "'
guilty ofs sisssl sssasH giH u MAas,.us s ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

-ur PRINCE or WALES PRONo' MED
DANGER. o-,
LONDON, Thursday, Dec ~ i''.
The noon bulletin from Sandringhan s." IVA
,,a, Tho PRINCE Of Wales passed comfortaoe
,h,t his strength is slowly returning 1ns rravors IN
of canterbury has ordered that the IL =, wa,os no
N, churchcs for the recovery OF the RIM -, soncor
discontinued. as His Royal tiehness saturday the
Nh S0'TS'' TS COTTON ~ markets viii be closed at Liverpool
@h =" v"'"" be transacted in London New
anu NV ~ observed as close holiday. The
a'"i ,", o the COTTON and other markets will be
.''s,, ,,.d hnsucss Will he wholly suspended
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
KU.KLUX SENTENCED.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 2.-In the United
States Court this morning John g. Miller was found
guilty. Judge Bond announced the decision Of the
Court overruling Mr. stanberys motion for trial,
and arrest Of judgment. All the defendants 90 far
convicted, and who have pleaded guilty have been
fenced. The following are the sentences:
John w. Mitchell, nve years Imprisonment, and dne
Of Sherard Childers William Montgomery, Evans
Murphy, HezekiSh PorM; n ~ Mitchell; syivan4s
shearer each eighteen months imprisonment and nne
OF oOO Dr. Thomas b. Whtesdes. one years mprisOn-
Inent and fine Of tlOO John Mills, three months im
prjsOument and fine Of &c.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
ITALY.

TuE AMERICAN-ITALIAS TREATY.
RoHE. Thursday, Dec. 2s 1871.
4 royal decree has been issued carrying into
.n. a. The treaty recently concluded between
the Kingdom of Italy and the Republic OF the United
states Of American.
several Italian Archhishops and Bishops waited on the
King Of Iay on Chr stmas, and presented the cougra
ulat.Cb- Ui the SEASON.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
Six PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-A report has reached
here OF q horrible calamity ut Floris, Davis County
Iowa. on the South Western Railroad few nights siuce
man and wife and their four children burned 10
death In their shanty the neighbors not being Aed
nor the fire discovered until the next mon
whom tho cbarred remains OF the victims were
q the nha
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
ENFORCING THE LAW AGAINST THE SAILOR
BOARDING. HOUSE KEEPERS

Superintendent Kelso directed, yesterday
morning that the police should visit every SAILOR ooafu
ing houso the city, aud advise tho landlords to comply
with the law requiring them to take out licenses
During the day several applications for license were
made to the ComlnissiOners The Superintendent do
cafes thst having nrst advised he will then. u ueees
sufy do his utmost to compel ODE dIeDce 70 the law.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
TWEElpS BAIL.

EXAMINATION or HIS BONDsMEN, BENJAMIN T..
FAIRCnILD AND CHARLES @. CORNELL.
The examination Of Mr.. Tweeds bOndsmen
Vas continued yesterday p the Supreme Court. Special
Term room, Mr.. Kelly. Mr.. Farchild and Mr. Devlin.
tho sub.tituts for w. Farley, bsnR present ~. Far
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
THE MISSOURI NEGRO MURDERS.

ST.. LOUIS, NO., Dec. 2S.-Further advices
from ssdala County confirm the previous accounts Of
the killing negroes In Saline County 1t said great
excitement exists there, the negroes panic stricken
and that enorts are making to suppress the facts In the
Caao.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
BISHOP OHARA AND FATHER STACK

WILLIAhsPORr, Penn, Dec. 2S.-Judgc Ga .
BILE to-day granted rule of Court upon Bishop Oara
Of Scranton. requiring him " appear before hm JsD
next and ahow cause Why he he Bishop should NOT
revoke his letter Of Nov ss and restore Father sacA
70 HE psstorate % he enjoyed previous 10 that time.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
sINKING'oF THE FRlGArE Chattanooga

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2s.-The steam
frigate Chattanooga, lying In the channel al La,,
Island. sprung leak and sunk IL Is suppuscd .n, VA.
cut through by Ice. " "
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
SPAIN.
SIS CAPTAlS-GENERAL FOR CUBA.
MADRID. Thursday. Dec. Is. 10.


The appontmcnt of Marshal Concha TO be
Captant neral Of cuba is reported 10 have been de
ierulned on by the Spanish Government There is IA
ruusor that Scnor Roberts viii be replaced at Washing
ton by Admiral Poo dc Barnahc. who recently In
command OF the Mediterranean fleet
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
PORTl' GAL.

pROGKESs or TIE GERMAN EXPEDITION 10
BRAZIL
lsBoS. Thursday. Dec. 2s ls7l
Tho German squadron hound for Rio Janero
10 settle the diculv between Brazil and Germany Is
houly ted e. appear off the mouth OF the Tsgue.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
GREECE

IRLNCH CLAIMS TO III ENFORCED IY NAVAL
IXTEDI1IOS.
LOSnOH, Thursday. Dec. 2s. ls1l
The Standard has a report that French
squadron Will proceed Immediately 10 Greece, TO sup.
port the claims Of French to the silver mines os
I1urnm.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

The above announcement Of an armed intervention OF
France n support OF the CLAIMS OF private parties against
the Government Of Greece comes from that l.
not entitled TO implicit confidence The question dis
pute arises ont Of concession Of the Lauru lead and ST.
mncs made by Greece to a FraDco-Italian mining
company several years and Ia regard 10 which the
t,recan Chamber of Deputies passed a law last year
which the mining company considers to constitute an
infringement Of its nights. The French and Italian Gov
ernDcns have frequently made strong representations
that Of Greece n regard TO this law urging some mod
incatiOn. AT the date of last advces from Greece
the question Thought 10 he fair way 10 AN ami.
cable adjustment. The King. IN his opening address
from the throne to the Chamber, said he sincerely
boped that the L,uru question Will not disturb the
friendly relations with France and Italy IL was also
understood that the Government had prepared bin for
terminating the Misunderstanding. Ii is remarkable
that the telegram Is silent respecting the position which
tbe Italian Government is to assume III the errgeney
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
FRANCE.

,,,r RANK OF FRANCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RrslGNArIoS or THE PRINCE DE JOIN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-18
An Unwise Comparison.
The Ashtabula TELEGRAPH in noting our
article of last week savs

The Ashtabula TELEGRAPH in noting our
article of last week, says:
"The children of Israel we are told, rs a
fact of considerable interest, once passed over
the Red Sea drv shnd. Should it not he told
as sort Of companion fact, that the children
of Fairport for long time. thought nothing
of crossing the harbor of that place in tho
same way ?"
Right. hrothcr REED Your biblical knowl.
edge evidences that you study the scriptures
properly, and are no doubt good christian
gentleman. as you should he but the inference
you draw from your text demonstrates that
you wo,iId not make good preacher. FIRST
lv to make the comparison properly. you
should remember that the ch ildrcn Of Israel
were very favored people, but they had no
boats to pass over the Red Sea, md so were
mraculously provided with terra frma
bridge. In the early days of Fairport to
which you alludc, its good people were alike
destitute of boats (the walk-in-the-w had
not then began to walk) and so they were
from time 10 time provided witis natural
bridge. Secondly, and applicaive, don't you
remember what became of their enemies |,
Immense walls Of water, like unto the present
depth in Fairport harbor, swept over and en-
quilted them, and since these memorable events
the deep waters OF the Red Sea and of Fair
port harhor have remained as Interchangeable
as the laws Of the Medes and PcrsianS
And by the way, neghbor REED, we hope
in few days to send you cordial invitation
to come up and see our wide, spacious harbor,
and take a ride "over that little three feet
gauge nfIair running between Paincsviiie and
Chardon." And we may as well say what we
sincerely feel, that while We are really glad of
the prospective of "Old Ashtabula," we cx-
pect to be able to demonstrate in twelve
months that the little three feet gauge affair."
will brin eoal to our harbor and return to
the valley with iron ore, in quicker time and
cheaper rates than any bro nd gauge this side
of sundown.
She invitation of our gentle brother of the
Pnincsville Telegraph will be kept in our
MINDS eye. Spots of such historic interest
should command attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-18

LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office, to Ohio inventors. for the
week ending Nov. 7. II. and each bearing
that date, furnished this paper by Cox &
Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington. ID. c.
Watchmaker's tools, L. C. Butch, Lancaster
and A. F. Shoma, Piqua
Pipe Wrench. J. S. Hamilton, Hamilton.
Bee Hive. W. r. Clark, Piqua.
Burial Apparatus. W. II. MCGOWAN, Con-
notion.
Steam Engine J. Neuert. sandusky.
Harvester, A. Bank, Salem.
Tluffing Attachment tor sewing machines,
G. w. Darby, Cincinnati.
Car Coupling, Z. j. Perry, Clay Lick
Stove Lid, r. G. Graves, Jamcsviile.
cultivator, A, c. Taylor North Fairfield.
Z Dumping Wagon. j. T. Wolf, Greenfield
Reissues-Carriags Top Prop Block. Sarah
L. Bamctt, and 3, Bcery, Urbana.
Trado MarkS,--Stoves, Redway and Burton,
Cincinnati.