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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05
TURKISH BARBARITIEs.
Minor manfiolla.

| INDIANAPOLIS, October 5.-The mass
meeting OF Democratic soldiers and sail.
ors held here to-day is grand affair.
| VIENNA, October GA dispatch from
| St. Petersburg states that Russia has
asked the great Powers to compel Tur.
key to grant a six.months armistice
Bismarsk's organ in Berlin denies the
reported probable conference on the
| Turkish question, and considers the
situation critical.
COLUMBUS, October 5.--John Smith, a
convict sent from Cincinnati to serve
| five years in the Penitentiary for grand
larceny, got into quarrel with one OF
the guards at the prison this morning
and was fired upon twice, one of the
shots taking effect in his stomach. 1t
is thought ne will die.
LONDON, October ga challenge has
been received here from Halifax, N. s.,
Offering to match four men to row any
four men in England f0ur-oared
shell race of six miles for
81, 800 side, agreeing to take expenses
to row here, or give expenses to row at
Halifax. A crew will be organized and
the challenge accepted.
CHICAGO, October 5.-H. F. Marshall,
an Omaha iorger, was sent TO Nebraska
from here to-day. Ebert A. Wood
ward, one OF the Tweed ring,
was taken before the Police Court
this morning and appeared very nervous.
He refuses to talk in reference to his
connection with the ring. Mir. King,
Tweed's private secretary, is here, but
has not been arrested as yet.
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Police COurt.

Miscellaneous-Jas. Flaherty, assault
with intent to kill, bound over; c. T.
Anderson, three charges of embezzle.
ment, dismissed; same, false pretense,
bound over; James White, bribing wit
ness, continued; John Zinn, malicious
destruction OF property, continued; John
F. Voth, abusing family, 30-$50; Henry
Brisk, abusing family, under bonds;
Geo. Davis, concealed weapons. 30 5000;
same, bigamy, bound over; Nellie Mar.
tin, street walking, dismissed.
Drunk and Disorderly-Alice Wood
rough and Mollie McMullen, $5 each;
Maggie Wilson, dismissed; VIM. Smith,
S.; Chas. Gallagher, dismssed; Thos.
Cunning ham, So; VIM Hardy, dlsmisss. /;
Mary Gallagher, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-Mary Gallagher,
dismissed; Henry Campbell, continued;
Geo. Brown, 30-$ $50.
Petit Larceny-John Collirs, 30-$50.
Vagrants-Mollie oliver, go DAYS:
Henry Strauss, 10 days; John Gallagher,
Sidney Gordon, 30 days.
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The Other Side.

To the Editor of the Scar:
A garrulous communi cation, over the
nom de plume Of "Justice," appears in to,
days issue the Cincinnati Commercial
imputing unworthy motives, in the hesi'
fancy of the authorities to accept the
muniticent but illjudged proposition to
occupy the small plaza in front of the
Federal Block. 1t is very questionable
whether "Justice" is subserved by such
imputatiOns In this case.
The writer has conversed with q num-
Der OF highly respected citizens, and has
received the impression that those ad-
verse to such occupation Of the space
are among those who have given the sub
ject most serious reflection.
The reasons for such an opinion are
not occult. One has only to observe the
complete and busy occupation with pub
lie vehicles OF the much larger area In
front OF the Philadelphia Post-office to
perceive the folly of taking up the space
in such way as proposed by Mr.. Sim
ton. COMMON SENSE
CINCINNATI, October 8, 1876.
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FLASHES.

Miss Rebecca Walker, of Bucyrus
Ohio, died suddenly of apoplexy.
Hon. Barber Lewis declines the Re
publican nomination Tor Congress in tht
Tenth District of Tennessee.
The straw goods factory OF D. d. Cur.
tis & Co., ,at Newteld, Mass, was burned
Tuesday. Loss between $50, 600 and $780,.
coo. Insurance about $4,000.
The total cash admissions to the Cen
tennial Exposition including the month
of September were 80, 130, ,991. Cash re.
ceipts for the month amounted to S943,.
0S1.
A Nevada City dispatch says all the
defendants in the Truckee Chinese mur.
der cases have been discharged, and the
indictments dismissed, and public opir.
ion sanctions the verdict.
A writ Of attachment has been issued
at the instance OF Shaw Brothers s. Cas-
sci against Walter Bonnell, leather
merchant of Montreal. The latter's
total Liabilities are about $500, assets
estimated at $50, 900.
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Natura1iZed.

The following parties were natural.
lied since our last report:
Joseph Euphrat, H. D. Helliug, P
Wielinger, VIM. Horner, W. Fl. Kluf'
Dav. Lazarus, 3. Scheling, H. sherrer
A. Blesz, II. Bruman, NJ. Gehrlin, r.
Schuch, II. Mueller, H. Helling. T. Nc.
Carthy, P. Mayer, Geo. Deitz. J. J.Schmiiz z,
VIM. Gebert, Geo. Wergers, Pat. Conway,
Carl Schmidt, F. Schuck, f. Weitkamp,
Herman Bulman, Christ. Dugan, d.
Buck, Jos. Shedding, Henry Laage, An
ton " Wassman, Christ. Pohlinan, Henry
Sautel. Edward Ju1g, Louis Burlnols,
Wendelin Kurtz, Pat. OConnos, Joachim
Kolfsohaten, Martin Cane, VIM. Fl. Fer.
nihough, Pat. Duffy. Conrad Noll, Mich.
Moore, Dietrich Beriuesche, Herman
Dreifuss, Tnos. Mcneil, Fred. Wester-
haus, Henry Luckens, Anthony Mescher,
J: e.. Bruins, A. Schumacher, George
Lilly.
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A communicate received from VIM.
Waitman asking permission to grade
Scott street, from e lstern avenue 70 the
dummy track, was referred to the Super
visor with power to act.
A communication from Carl A. g.
Adae, Esq, of Mt. Auburn, complaining
of the insuffieiency of the water supply
in his neishborhood, was referred to the
Committee on Water-works.
A complaint from Mr.. A. r. Drake,
calling the attention Of the Board 10 the
condition Of the crossing OF the dummy
track, and also the crossing of the ap-
proaches of some of the bridges and box
culyerts on Crawtsh Rad, was, on mo-
tion, referred to the Supervisor.
The following was adopted:
"ResolVed, That General VIM. G. Hal
pin, late City Civil Engineer, be notified
that excavations have been made around
the masonry of the culVert ON Columbia
avenue and Crawtish Greek, and the
abutments of the bridge across the dunn
my track, and that the said excavations
will be kept open for his inspection until
the evening OF the 7th inst, il he so de-
sires."
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MOrtuarY.

Kate Tholstien, "a years, Germany.
Elizabeth Baur, IS months, city.
VIM. NANNY, IT years, city.
John Newman, hours, city.
Media Thasenohr, IS months, city.
Eliza D4ller, 38 8years, Germany.
Barbara Peter, 70 years, Germany.
Oliver NJ. Gray, 70 years, Scotland.
Ersiline Konrad, 2 months, city.
Mary Dogget, 81 years, city.
JAS. B. Borrows, 80 years, CITY.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several Killed, Many Wounded.

LONDON, ONT, October 5.-The pas.
senger train leaving Woodstock at Il
o'clock midnight going east on the Great
Western Railway was wrecked this
morning. .-...
Several passengers were killed and
many hurt. Particulars are coming in
very slowly and meagre.
BUFFALO, October 5.-There are pain
full rumors atloat of an accident on
the Great Western Railroad, at a
point sixty miles west OF the Suspension
Bridge, early this morning. 1t is re-
ported that several cars were burned
and six persons killed. Nothing def.
mite can be learned.
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A Card.
"A OAEGs
To the Editor of the STAR:

To the Editor Of the STAR:
The subscriber gratefully acknowI-
edges the generosity and kindness Of
the citizens Of Paddy's Run, Butler
County, Oaio, expressed in a beautifnl
and valuable service Of plate, which he
received through q Committee, R.y.d,
L. Davies, Chairman. The visit OF tko
committee to his home and the presenla-
tion revived delightful memories of the
days Of old, when 10 his youtb-,oriy
years ago-he iabored In the Gospel min
tstry among the pioneers Of that tovesy
valley. b. W. CHIDLAw.
CLEyEs, o., October 8, 1875.
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THE ELECTIONS,

Latest from Colorado and Georgia.
CHICAGO, October 5.-The following
was received by Hon. Jas. P. Root, OF
this city:
"DENvER, COLORADO, October 4.
"Returns indicate that our majorities
will be much larger than we ever aatici-
pated. We will elect fully two-thirds of
all the members OF the Legislature and
the entire State ticket. Signed, j. T..
Wilson, Chairman State Central Com
mittee."
DENVER, October 5,-The latest re-
turns Indicate the election of three Re-
publican Electors and two Republican
Senators and one Representative. The
State majority is about eighteen hun.
dred.
INDIANAPOLIS, October ga private
dispatch to Gov. Hendricks says the
latest returns indicate complete DEM
ocratic victory in Colorado. The first
counties heard from were favorable to
later are the other way. The Democrat
ic Executive Committee of the State
claim sweeping victory.
New YORK, October 5.-Republican
politicians of this city are jubilant over
reports Of Republican victory in Colo
rado, and Democrats corresp spondingly
depressed. They claim to attach little
importance to the result of a contest in
that State. They claim that the real
test Of the desire OF the people for a
change OF administration will be made
in Ohio and Indiana next tuesday. The
Republicans express themselves gener-
ally confident shat a test in these Two
States will be to their advantage.
The Herald's special from Atlanta,
Ga, says Col. OUTFITS majority for Gov
ernor over Norcross, Republican, will
be at the lowest estimate fifty thousand.
The Legislature will be spondingly
Democratic, and will elect Democratic
Senator to succeed Norwood, whose
term expires next March. The election
passed off quietly throughout the State.
Many negroes voted tie Democratic
ticket.
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The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
VIM. NJ. Allen and V. r. Thompson.
Daniel Murdowry aud Anna Landrum.
Chas. Schneider aud Paulina Grossius.
VIM. Tumor and Mary George.
Il. Weinheimer and Lizzie Oehler,
j. II. Albert and Eliz. Stahl.
Jos: Krieger and Maggie NJ. Moorman.
j. x. Leach and Mollie S. Russell.
Zach. Annis and Belle Neighbors.
+. l.. Davis and Ruth e. Graham.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Savings Banks.


NEW YORK, October 5.-There is NO
unusual commotion about the savings
banks to-day, the run at the Dry Dock
Bank having nearly subsided.
Railroad Convention.
A convention of railroad officers, rep-
resenting number OF the principal rail-
roads OF the United States and Canada,
for the purpose OF arranging the running
schedules and making general arrange
ments for the winters work, will be held
at Windsor Hotel this week.
Personal.
John f. Cleveland, financial editor of
the Tribune, is seriously i'll, and at latest
accounts was very low and not expected
to recover. His family and physicians
are in constant attendance.
Nellie May Florence, the reputed
daughter Of Madame Florence, clair
voyant. for whose recovery 5000 reward
was offered, has been discovered in Jer-
sey City. The child was found In the
care oil its mother.
Joseph Woods, OF Jersey City, brought
an action in the Kings County Supreme
tue sum Of $40, 600 damde ees tor an alleged
libel, caused by an article which he
claims the defendant furnished the
Evening Journal OF Jersey City.
Commodore Vanderbilt
spent a restless night, and is very weak
and nervous.
Captain Robert Hamil, the Oldest liy-
ing New York and Sandy Hook pilot,
died yesterday at his residence. He was
about seventy-five years OF age, aud was
engaged in plotting into New York Har-
Dor for forty years.
~ N.sSS
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The Congress Of Women assembled In
Philadelphia yesterday morning, in St.
Georges Hall, corner Thirteenth and
Arch streets. The session was devoted
to executive business, and was largely
attended. The session closes on Friday.
The Republican State Convention of
Rhode Island met yesterday, Gen. Van
zandt presiding, and nominated the fol-
lowing Presidential Electors: Ex-Gov-
ernor Samuel g. Arnold, G. Ii. Corliss,
Nathan F. Dixon and Darius F. Fisher.
Adjourned.
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LOCAL NEWS.

JOHN L. THOMPSON, Fire Commission
er, is confined t0Nhis house by Illness.
Q. I. ANDERSON waived an examina-
tion on the charge of obtaining $165 05
by false pretense from Schwab s. Co., OF
Louisville, and three charges of EN-
bezzlement against him were dis
missed.
AT New Richmond, O., tomorrow eve
ming an important meeting Will be held
in the interests of the chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad "a road destined to con-
meet Huntington, W. Va, and this city J,
at which Mayor Johnston expects 10
lend the assistance Of his counsel aud
experience.
JAMES FLAHERTY, a stone-mason liv-
ing on Lock street, between Fourth and
Fifth, was this morning bound over to
the Grand Jury on the charge of assault
ing with intent to kill John G. Bradley.
The assault was made on the 21st of
September in the grocery aud saloon of
Con. Sullivan, corner of Fifth and Lock
streets. Mr.. Bradley's injuries were
very severe, he being laid up in his bed
for nine days from the effects OF cut
In the head by a brick thrown by
Flaherty.
LEWIS EVANS, who has been living re-
Gently at No. 251 Sycamore street, was
this morning bound over to the Grand
Jury on the charge of bigamy. The
charge was preferred by Mr.. Lafayette
Leeds, of SloO street, who AYERS that he
married daughter of his about two
years ago, but separated from her after
a few months of wedlock, and then un-
lawfully married another woman. The
arrest was made by Officers Won Seggern
~ RI Mf.N Ip., IL.
found upon the prisoners person, for
which he was fined 5000 and sentenced TO
the Work-house for thirty days on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
He pleaded guilty to the charge OF
bigamy.
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important Criminal Trials.

PATERSON, N. j., October 8 The Jury
in the case of A. A. Hopper returned a
verdict of not guilty.
JERSEY CITY, N. J., October 5.-The
Jury in the case of Schwamb for the
murder otsBetter returned verdict Of
murder in the first degree. Sentence de-
terred.
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Maurice Strakosch has been playing
piana-forte accompaniments at Belocca
concerts In Philadelphia. 1t is rumored
in San Francisco and Chicago that
Maurice was drawing the long-bow in
his statements concerning proposed mu-
sic halls in those cities.
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hNOLLMANMR
9S GesL street

[The Henry Knollman to whom we rs-
ferred did commit suicide last Monday
by leaping into the river from the Lad.
low ferryboat. But he did not live at
SO Gest street. Yesterday afternoon DR..
NJ. L. Cary held post mortem on the
remains from which it is learned thaA
the deceased was laboring under sub
acute Inflammation OF the brain and its
meninges, which so impaired his mental
faculties that at times he was deprived
of reasonl ED. STAR.
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The Buckeyes, OF Columbus, arrived
and registered at the Gibson House tn is
morning. They will play the Cincinnati
Reds this afternoon at the Cincinnati
Ball Park.
ST. LOUIS, October 5.-The following
is the result Of the game yesterday:
Innings. 2 As 7S9
St. LOUIS. ...........0 0 D 0 o 0 5 g. 8
Runs earned-Bostons, l. Base hits-St.
LOUIS a; Bostons, Z. ElTors-St. Louis, 4;
Bostons, 4.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-The result of
the game Of baseball yesterday is as
follows:
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Not the MAN,

CINCINNATI, october 3, 1875.
To the Editor OF the STAR:
DEAR SIR-There seems to prevail q
great misunderstanding in regard to tim
suicide on the I'd inst. I wish to have
stated that the Henry Kuallmagn, Of H
Gest street, is still living and has no in-
tention to commit sui6ide. By insert
ing this In your valuable paper you VIE
greatly oblige,
Yours r spectfully.
HENRY KNOLLMANN.
lQ Gaut a,,.,-A
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II O5T-RING-$5 Rcward-W ednesday, Oc-
IL tober, 4, between II and IL o'clock, noon,
one amythest ring, with r engraved on stone,
between Race, Pearl and John streets to Sew
.9nth, or on John street car The finder will be
well rewarded by leaving same at 93 Race
street, near Pearl. sat
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ANOTHER MILL PROBABLE

Coming to Terms.
says in relation to the challenge of Tom
Allen that he will fight Allen at New
Orleans, or within fifty miles OF Pitts
burg, in three months, FOR 81, 900 to SIS, 900
side, and will meet Allen or his re pre-
sensatives in New York at any lime AL
len may name to sign articles.
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POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
Mass Meeting
Hon. WIN. LANCE. of Ohio.

HUH w N' HANUEJ VI UHIUJ
Will address the Democratic Mass Meeting to
be held THIS EVENING, at the corner Of
Fourth and Park streets, in the German Ian
guage. Our German citizens should turn out
in mass to hear this distinguished orator who
will address them in their native language.
Hon. IL. B. BANNING and Hon. E. ]. ELLIS,
OF Louisiana, will also address the meeting.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session, all
the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The payroll of the Water-Works,
amounting to 1882 50, was presented
and ordered paid. as follows:
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THOR SALE = FARM = Good farm Of 97X
4 acres. situated 4 miles from the railroad,
IN Clermont County; 4J acres in corn, 8 acres
1lf potatoes, ~ acres In meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm In good order.
Will Sell farm and crop together on VERY Easy
terms. good chance for any Que DESIRING it
10 get good home. Address B. B. D., Star
Office, 23J Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy27W-tf
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SA ALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
IL No Wheeler Il Wilson sewing machine.
inquire at this oIllCo. se9-tf
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FOREIGN.
IN THE INTEREST OF PEACE.

IN I HE IN ENEoI OF FEACEs
ST. PETERSBURG, October 5.-Gort-
schakoff proposes an European Confer
renee to be preceded by an armistice.
RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS.
VIENNA, October 5.-Aus tria is mo bill
izing several army corps. The Russian
Chapel and Hospital at Constantinople
have been cleared out and all costly fur
niture and movables have been sent to
Odessa.
TURKISH BARBARITIES.
General Tchernayef sends dispatch
to the papers stating that the Servians
on recapturing their position, found
their wounded previously taken by the
Turks, pinned to the earth by hedge
stakes, their hands stretched out, feet
and other parts burnt, toes cut off and
stomachs disemboweled.
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TToR SALE-BOILERS-Tw cylinder boil
q L ers, Tudor's make Can be seen at tan
merry, corner Linn anu Liberty streets. Will
DC Sold very low. 5-3t
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lTOR SALE FARM - Well improved, in
IL Warren County; brick hOus e, barn and
necessary out buildings orchards, shrubbery
graveled walks; near railroad station. Ad-
dress A. PETERSON, Fosters Crossing, Ohio
4.dt
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iJCOR SALE HOUSE - Two story brick of
l. five rooms and hall in Newport. KY; will
sell or rent. Apply at north :ast corner Sixth
and Lock, city, 3-3t
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BOARDING.
FOR RENT.

'L'OR RENT - HOUSES - ~ STORY, nearly
II new, III rooms, with all modern improve
neuts, In pleasant part Of the city, No. 229
Everett street. Inquire at 237. sat
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, l1th, at PM, POSITIVELY,
~ ACHARLEs MORGAN. A. Stein,
sFsSstsSs5 Master. Apply on board, or to Geo.
azza-raA5ss@ Charter, Agent.
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For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY anu FRIDAY, at
3P. M,
RHy h LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill :
g$a$ dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
= 'zsisAiz1AR TO U. W. GorrInge, Agent, 70 Vine
street,
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

ETNOR SALE-LAND-lT acres, on Ohio av-
II cnue, near Bellevue, with house, or would
lease perpetually. Apply at 322 Vine st. AIT
'LNOR SALE-FARM-Fine improve farm
Il Of 81 acres on the G., r. q c. Railroad, IA
miles from Cincinnati; will take part pay
tment in suburban property. For particulars
inquire or address r. DOLAN, 28 Columbia
street, Newport Kentucky, 4.4t
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For ChilO,

DAILY, at L. NJ,
~ h. The TROUT, Pennywitt, Master.
ls6t3 H Freight received at all nours on
.<seaa''A<sa W harf- boat. foot of Walnut street.
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For Memphis.
For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 7th, at p. NJ. POSITIVELY
~ H. CHEROKEE, Geo. Wolf, Master.
lfsSskfF Apply on board, or to W, s.
12szzaaR6x13 Getty, Agent.
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LOST.

IT OST-BRACELEr-On Sunday night. Oc-
IL tober l, gold bracelet, market G. NJ. W., on
Eastern avenue, between Terrence Road and
McKcndree Chapel. Tine finder will be re-
warded on leaving it at l75 Eastern avenue, or
at Fulton Police station. 4-2t
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wANTED---MIscELLANrous.

R@ WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
~M MARTIN, at 42 w. Fifth ST. jy16-i
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For CarrOlitOn,

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
RsT ABANNOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
L-t#sa$SA. Master Apply on board, or to w.
lE2HadEaaa63P. Walker. - Walnut streek
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 9TH, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h. the U. s. Mail Line Steamer GEN.
laIH&EE LYTLE, Ben. M. Merrelees, Mas
ter. Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot Of Vine street. Z. NJ. Wade,
Superintendent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 9TH, at p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n POTOMAC, Ii. Ii. Drown, Master
l,fislS$S Freight received at all hours on
Assas'as3'1sN Wharf boat, foot Of Broadway. w.
Honshel, superintendent.
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TNT TANTED-PARr capital, to
wv Join the advertiser, with equal amount,
10 engage in some respectable business In this
City. Ad iress JAMES SEVERN, care Let
tcr-carrier No. 4S, city. 6-3t
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oRSALE-LOT-8lxlOO on Greenup, south
4 OF Eighth street, Coyington, KY; also. four
90 L. f. DOHERTY, Scott street, Coyington,
Ky. 4-3t
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Latest from Colorado and Georgia.
CHICAGO, October 5.-The following
was received by Hon. Jas. P. Root, Of
thia oitv.
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