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aaae sb jjjjjjjjjjsBjjjjyjjII aub Terms of I2m iH rnnnfM. I frf.ii ZD O. nameer me nnnira ny tktf lee at Bt. Lewis is bsw a( Iasarasee sheet 150,000. weather wM very mi4retenlav, aad uoUw gn -u Isoked tr at ear morsest.

The Mui Sc Louis have held meeting, sad resolved to take so anker is regard te the fntiK dimealtles, wail the arrival of Stephens hi Aswrica. Celeeel Jobs Cfarioa, aae of the old-2l citizens of Si. Louis, IM Mt fcrtTBlln ofAthe Pseifle Tend weetef Omaha has bees anJsheL The legislature of California has aed the AhoUticm Cosatitotiosal 1 Oneem! Ortnfi ebeervailons Is tie Beath ea kU reeeat tour have bees seat by tie Pre West to Congress. Messrs Jobs Zvaas and Jerome B. Chaf-'J, n-ve beea sleeted Called Statea Sen.

aiees frees Colorado. The French Minister, it la said, has prasUatd tie President last the French trees La hUxlee will oooa ba withdrawn, aad Oat the Beaablie of Mexico, at an aari day, will be reinstated. ''The' Jadirs Committee lava reported a bill extea'd the right of aegre suffrage Is the District of Columbia, The bill will ba disposed of em the 10th of January. Tkt House yesterday passed a resolution eaacsrrriss; is tsa TeeorameadBtioBS of the Secretary of the Treasvry, to return to ipe-A, carreney "a soon ss cirrvnutanctt will A tews is Georgia, celled Thomasville, has bees sat trader martial law, owisf to the alleged refractory disposition of its cttiseae. The Jsdleiarv Committee hare decided ta ripert la favor of the sew Bankrupt Bill.

The Feaiaa Bessie ta New York have decided in favor of Roberts, si President, tj a decided majority. Secretary Stanton havisg poeitively re- afeaed the War Department portfolio, trees yvcsiauon is naa aa to sis sue-esssw. General Batler and Horace Msy- Bard are named. The President seat a special message to the Senate yesterday in relation to the teste ratios of tsa authority of the Govern-nrest the United States in every Bute of the Union. Mare disasters ta steamboats are re-parted in ear dispatches from St.

Louis, and aboat a dosaa boats are in a critical condition in the iee between St. Louis and Cairo. Kntner Hlaw. The agent of the associated press at Lou-' lrrtlle la rather slow. Ha scads as a etete-msat the Owesfboee ire in Kentoeky, aeake twenty-feor boors after the details received bare by mail and pub- CSV.

MallETTE IPPWJVK THE P.EPOL Of lMEElflTHlATIOIUW. CCTERAJ. FAKOOlf LAW PASSED LUH1CT CAUSE FOR DITORCE rEXlAKUX Df ETDlAJfAPOLIS MmU MiU Silled im Zsd. in Henrjr Acbey MOriSO OF ICE Tw THE AXJLEGHAXT BIVEB. FSOM DiDIANAPOLIS.

Barns Clnb Bail The Fenian Cen-restloa Morgss JLald Bill Killed I.fislative Preeeedings Ilisess of Henry Acaey Ilog Ac. tgaerial. Pssete tae fasntasarl leeslm-l Iimiiiwui. Dm ii ti is. teu.

The Boras Club of this city give a mag-nincent ball ia honor of the glorious old bard, est the 1st of Jaansry. The Fenians who have arrived here to eiteaa their Convention on Thursday, are nndevatood to be stroag for CTMahony, who is expected to be present. the House to-day the Mergsn raid bill was billed. Ke com mission is to be ap- potntad ta edjnet any saeb claims; The bill axing the pay and privilege- of members was passed; 46 par day being levredr ta each, geserml and specific appropriaUen hUls were passed. The bill for the incorporation ef by draalie companies passed.

II is fact that the Legialatsre, after net having dona mnch, gives indications ef breaking trs is a row. JCr. Henry Acbey, aa old and prominent ait lata af Cincinnati, and tor a long time a resideatt ef Indiaaapalia, ia lying at the peine ef death. Hog slaaghteriag, with the increasing cold weather, baa bees resumed, bat prices the leteise of sdvssoing. FROM FRANKFORT.

Covers er Brnmlette Approving the KxpsttrsnUM Law Pardoa oT all Pees a Ce-aasnlttea Car cnsae Lav-narr Caass Car Psrseca Asjoamod astil Jnnaary 10. Ia the Senate a bill to pardon all persons "who bar saaamitted tae crime ef treason sgsasst tae State was reported by Mr. Oevin, af the Jadiciary Committee, and a vote betag taken tae paaaage of the aessey van yeaa, 18; says, 11. A 'Beejaa bin making taaeey as addi- Qoasl Sanaa Tor diverce was aoscorred in. ilath Hoase the day was oossomed ia falaaiag tvf the tocal maltert ia order to take a'rsnsa from to-morrow an til the taata-ef Jaaaary.

Oeverso Bramlette appveved this mers-iag Ue bm repealisg the expatriation law, tae news ef which wan received by the goneo with a wfld scan applaoae. '7E0M PITTSBUEO. Weather stivers atlslng Tee Kevin ia eaa AUacaowy River OU Market. 1st weather a Tery varm'for the Mlli raU all Sou dvero are rising alowly. Ann.

ev sw boaU Chat went oat the last rise vt refttraed, aat ara making ready for tha aaxi rW risaty of ecei ready. --TwiFilibn front OU CBy aaaewaoo a rlso of Ivelacaeo and The gergo floated Tho Alleghany Biver paakeu are prepar-iag depart. 1e Saver take kaves W4aeday cct- i la iaaoMasaekat thereto asero iaaalry. Salse brts. ta bnOr at S8c.

talao 1.800 fer. Saloa 100. brla, -toaseii nnaeeJpala ielKwrj at re,) CO brla. beaded ea Uts fpet at Hti (ree ail ayU ai 78e. sasacr sssas -JyTadsam SstMinlstlj wiiw The great oaeotiea la resaast ta sisiimI weuiBueas ta tae United Staaaja, uw voaatuauoa is, bat what.

oe. as event has occurred history which was hardly aatsef mW tha frassers of that iastraaMni tie Cbn- tae power ef a slngts party, im of Stroag coaaict aad wide dis-greemexjt, to alter aeeordlag to Its own eirt serve ideal (sd theories'. Partly by le-gtrmaas bat so try by tUftUmasessessa, the Bepablicaa parts, beaidas soeaeaaiae the Sxeeativa power ia the astion and as rwMlming msjerUy ia both Houses of Congress, has ebtaiaed aboelste control of the Legislatures of all (h State which it act thereby holds the ssaatery of att the machisery for ehasgiag aeeorsiag tells ewa aotlons and catting to Its owa pattern the organic law of the laad. This napropitiooa event, as we remarked above, baa occorred at a time ef atrong eoaaiet sad wide disagreements. The qneotieaa whleh have beea proarbt into the political fleld, aad have, la some form or other, entered lato party iasaes, include sot merely tha natare end powers of oar, bat the fnadameatsl yrisciples of sll gov-eramest; and iavolve the rights of men, act only ia their political aad civil, bat in their social aad domestic re la Hons.

The Constitution of the United 8tatea wss framed nadar eircametaacoa peculiarly fortunate. There were cosflietina; plans, growing oat of difTeresees of opinion is respect to the character aad capacity of the people, aad ia respect to the probable oaeet of different previaioas, bat there were aa conflicting pertyinteresta. It Is this that we ewe the fact that the Constitution eeataias so little that is obaoxiooa or obstructive; that It was so readily accepted at flrst, snd has since heen Himit aacrea and lsXallibie. The fact that it is simply the framework of a Government, aad embodies no social or political theories that it crested so little aad left ae macs aateaehed, is the principal cause of that strong feeling of nationality which has grown op ia the United States, and of which we have, within a few years past, had soch aa emphatic demonstration. The temptation which, even under cir camsiaaeee or little ao excitement' besets a party clothed with absolute power, to use all tho means in Its possession at once to perpetuate Its theories and ita authority ia, in general, too atreng to be resisted.

Whes mes are convinced of the infallible correctness of the doctrines they have espoused, and of their supreme importance, they have gene very far toward Indifference to the abstract justice of the means necessary to enforce their practical acceptanoe. 8o dear ia authority to men, that there never yet perhaps was a parly ia power that did not avail itself of the means within its reach te insure its oon-tinossee; and he who has the vanity to believe himself absolutely right, looks upon it as a sort of injury when he does net And himself endowed with unquestioned control. The contingency that was net contemplated by the framers of the Constitution, and which they believed themselves to have effect nail guarded against, haa arrived. We have, by the force of extraordinary cirenmstaneea, a party in absolute power in the State. That party has adopted the dootriae which parties ia such eases al ways adept that a party supreme ia power, is supreme ia and over principle: supreme, not merely under, bat over the Constitution; not merely ia eooerdaaoe with, but contrary -to precedent, eqsity and right.

That party proposes not to restore, but to reform the Government; aot te reinstate, bat to remake the Constitution not to re-establish fallen rights, but to throw dowa those which stand, aad to act up new ones of its own elaboration: in short, it proposes to revotntioniie the political State, for two purposes to exalt its peculiar theories te the dignity of governing principles, and to make its present nl4 poa political power coeval with the national existence. The tendeacy snd present extent of the revolutionary movement are to be seen in the projects which hava bees submitted to the two Houses ef Congress by their respective members for changes in the Constitution. These projects here direct ref erence to the Ststes lately engaged in se cession and their inhabitants. They are in their intent, and ia their first and superficial sspeois, simply local acta, designed to reform society in the South, or to inflict what their movers doubtless think appropriate punishment upon the people. Bat thia is too narrow a view to take of a provision which is incorporated into the' Constitution, and thereby becomes a part af the orgasio law of the whole land for all time to come.

We can aot anticipate all the effects which may follow a law originally designed to promote a local or a temporary purpose; bat of this we msy be sure that its illegitimate character will adhere to it; and that in time it will return to plague its inventors. So far as these plana, although general ia their terms, are designed aa exclusively local application, they are wrong in themselves i- aad althoaah taey msy bo ingrafted upon tho Constitution, will not he long te it: for the spirit ef that inatrn- ent la absolute equality between all parts Jhe political state. The Republican members of both Houses Congress seem anxieua to be known as overs of amendments to tse Constitution, and to connect their names with the changes which they contemplate. The manner in which they repeat themselves snd each other makes their ambition as ludicrous aa their designs are melancholy. Thus Messrs.

Scnaas, Schehck, Stkvsss, Bsoomsxi. aad Bisons are asthora of resolutions te chaage the basis of representation, so that ia future it shall consist of the male eitiiens entitled to. vote for bora of State Legislatures. The object ia to place before the people of the South the alternative to enfranchise the negroes, or te submit to a redaction ia thejr repre sentatives. Messrs.

STxraxs snd Bureaux are the authors ef resolutions to prohibit all die-tiactioas oa account of color, nader State or National laws. The same gentlemen are also the authors of resolutions to repeal that clause of. the Coastitatiea which prohibits the levy of export dstiea; aad the same gentlemen aad Mr. Fassswosth of resolutions to prohibit the assumption, by the National or any State Government, of any part of tae Confederate debt. Besides theso proposed changes ia Coastitatioa, a large a amber ef bills are before the two Houses, la trod need by Messrs.

Senna, Wad Wnsos aad Ex-liot, ia which aH the ancient landmarks of oonstltaUoaal law ara ignored, the aatoaomy af the Bute disregarded aad the righto of men aa ei tineas iava-ded. A bill of Mr. a proposes ta oes-frr, with peaal guarantees of groat severity, the elective frsachlse open the negroes of the District of Colombia. One of Mr. Scssxa provides that wherever negroes ooaetitalc eae-sixth part of tho popala-tioa, wherever aa African is a party to a nit, civil or criminal, the Jaryj shall be eae-half acgroee.

Another by the same geatlemaa provides aa elaborate aad humilisting oats, to be takes by the Soothera people te malataia a republleaa form of government, to ans taia tha natioaal credit, aad to disregard eUscreaoao of color ia their society. la short, jhe bills istreduced. by Mr. Strasxs aad hia follower oombiao the oeeial the. cries Waasau with the aatreds of SAnaaon, the revises efcMAa aadtheclaMof presaoadisU tawhiohbo belacga, tao malice as! the Abolition body geaeTsUy nn bis own lasaao thirst 4ar ssoalfgialatere, imboed lUaaxb prtaclpiea, aad eadewod with aacoatrelled, there is sToaad ta fear that LJ future.

adUlaara toJaok back MM err. legisl fZ tITSSSSXS Z. (tioaVsn ecOTespesdiag sslo, logic Of.aa- JTri haappf oeaseqaesoe. i 1 covincTOri kitwt: 73 Wat Jais tninst All iL, me jan at Cynthlana, Kentack st UynthUss, Kestacky mea and two umn mmjU fear their i Si'JK iiU aamss I geawassAAW eformer are White, Perry Lysa, BcoU aa aa aider andab. ihswgiifsaaaad wiaaaas nwssis mnss.

wniteiaa aoted horae-jaasr rhe segroos were sLso charged with aeree-ateaUng. One of tho while mea left bakdad aa impudent note, uureraea tm tae jauer, ta su beta nee as rol- IrtW. a Wo have smsaoff an a nl starsian, aad eaav aot tell whoa we will be back. Pat lass dirt is. the viotsals, and clean the house ap by tae time we retnra" 'ax ar CrsrsiASA.

The Harriaoa Hotel, formerly the Went House, at Cynthiaaa, Kentucky, was damaged by fire to the extent of about ae thousand dollar on Monday morning laaU. NOMISATIOB, BT TBS atltWSt.ICAXS. Ts I vl: uciuuucis sxecntiTO uoiaiun os yee terday somisstsd Msw J. Shutt, Preai dent of the City Co HI, as a candidate for the State tagissatara, Harvey Meyers, havine; ptwiosaly withdrawn. The race will thereore a betweea J.

D. HhaU. (Radical) ad Harvev T. Wilaos Demo crat). The election takes place oa Satar- aay asik Ciacrrr Corar The Kenton Circuit court, judge Ponlphaa presiding, is ia seaaion at lndepeadence.

Citt Cirna. Thomas O. Brooks is announced as a candidate for City Clerk, at the January lUnlina The Castbquaks is CAUroaxiA. Ia a letter received a few daya since from Saa Francisco by a lady In this city, the follow. ingstrasgethiBjrs are told: "The people here srtilJ talk constantly about the earthqnake.

Bvery day some-thing new aboat is received feasa aiaar-ent parts ef the State. la a lake sear tae Sierra Nevada Mountains the water was thrown ap ss if there wss school of siaa wello ia Seats Clara and Sonoma Counties have dried up, and the creeks aad rivers have rises ta consequence." Ctrnx or ran Cocar or ArrcAjbs. The DanvUle (Kentucky) Advocate, in a late issue, publishes some very complimentary recotnmendations of Colonel K. K. Boiling, as a candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals at ths next August election, signed by msny of the most prominent members of the bar in the counties of Bracken, Mason and Mercer.

Colonel Boiling has beea the principal deputy in that office for the past aeven years, and by hia indefatigable attention to the business of the office and his universal urbanity toward the lawyers who attend that Court, added to the unfailing promptitude with which he responds to afl commuaieatioos addressed to the office, have endeared hua te all; and indeed it might be eatd that his services ia his present position hsvs been ef indispensable utility to tho people of the Commonwealth. The intelligence and premptaeso with whieh he attends to all matters of bamseas I confided to him renders it quite practicable for lawyers at a distance to prosecute their 1 cases in that Court with aa mach facility as if they were personally present, aad ft is to be hoped that the voters of the State will aot fail to give him a unanimous'vote. irrespective or partisan partialities. CITY NEWS. r- Msjor-generala Wilder and Lew.

Wallace are stopping at the Burnet House. Jcvxxnx Books. We call attention to the advertisement of Loring publishers, in another column. tra the pastoral charge of the Methodiat Protestant Church, on Sixth street, and his resignation has beea accepted. BrT-Major W.

J. Stevens, General Sit- Crintendent of Military Bailroada ia the nth, arrived ia our city yesterday, and is sojourning at the Burnet House. Bkai. Est atx Sots at Aixtios. Oakley, Cook A Co.

told at auction yesterday afternoon the ho axe sad lot, No. 848 Bace street, to D. R. Scheipert, for pf There were sold at Bodmaa'a To-bacoo Warehouse, December 19. two hogsheads Western Virginia Tebaeoo, new crop, at NO, and 61 per eae hundred pounds.

Or-rienry C. Lord' has resigned as Di- iiot nr tbe Third national xtank, and Thomas B. Page, Cashier of the Farmers' Branch Bank at Covington, was elected to fill the vacancy. Henry Hertog, the young Germaa mentioned yeeterday aa ha via oommitted robbery of ia set Hoary Heraog, the young German formerly with Chambers, Stevens and now with Glaser A Brother. We acknowledge tha receipt of aa invitation to a errand Christmas ball at Aleahire'a Hall, Gallipolie, Ohio, on next Monday evening.

We fondly hope our friends will have a merry time, as we have no doubt they will. Sals or Bsai. Bsvatb at Arcriow. Samuel A. Sargent sold at auction yesterday morning the three-story briok dwelling- house.

No. 18 Clinton street, between Central avenue and John, lot 6 feet front by 100 feel deep to an alley, for to William Kirby, Esq. Mr. Stranch, superintendent of the Spring Grove Cemetery, has succeeded in making aa exchange of four American white swans for four black swans from the Zoological Society of London, England. The latter have arrived, and are now domiciled in the cemetery.

Nxw Eves ma Pates. We have author, ity in stating that aa afteraoea paper, which we are a seared will be bora under Csvorabie and laating auspices, will make its aVosf on the first ef next month- Such aa enterprise has long been a sVssoVniim, and if properly conducted it will supply a vacancy long felt by the reading community. COTWTT COSSISSIOBKS PSOCXTOISOS- The following bills were signed for payment yesterday morning: To George Haef-fer, famishing; material and repairing boiler in Court-house, $56; to Harsh A Arnold, building masonry of bridge across Taylor's Creek. $2,416 42; to R. H.

Wood, gravel for Carthage. Boad, $42 40; te C. W. Starbuek A Co- advertising, $18. Total, DsjricABLX, ir Tnvs.

Ws were yesterday called upon by a returned soldier, we believe a member of the Tenth Ohio Voluu-teers, who was complaining bitterly of being diddled ef a claim that was. due him from the Government. He says he intrusted a claim of $260, or thereabouts, some two years ago to a claim ageat on Third street, and that although the money had been collected, he had not received one cent. Hard ease, out such is the fortune of war. Cli'ici MxaasasBir.

It was stated a week or two age that the membership of the Evsngslicsl Churches ia this city was only 6,000. This statement eaaaed a general surprise end led to a census of the membership of the different Protestant denominations, with the following result: 4.S" S.MT rmliimSM tjHff. XsSco, Yartoa tstn These statistics do oot iaclode taonn-evaagelkal Germaa Protestant Chorea, which would probably add from four to five taeesaad to the total making a grand total af tram lfcyOOO ta WW. FrstacUa Coxnmo" or Hastlto Cocsrrr Tusastbt. Mr.

W. J. Abernethy, Esq- of the Auditor's oniee, makes tho following exhibit of the various balance remaining la the County Treasury to date of December 1 1964: Ca. aium at 44JMSS MM IS 11.734 leies vet mm a l.Me is aaaAaoxa. ax.

Pntoa artdsL i flUlciark Brtrsja Coasts 1 'T P5ya3: A tSwS anssissna m4 MS SS aiB.emsitsa SrfnSn v. Slim a.Siaali MOSS 1 ta is US fownile 7 ess r2a rrS WliiW fTi ii I ss I a l.J. t. i 4v- oosxmuh run. I Stepheo, Foes.

inis srur was see ar yea- Jadre iileadinetaa. xae ssaslsughter, eaaaed) by I hwfiDv areearisa abortioA eC proeansg aaorttoi Mana 4 rr e. l.t ire Hoedoi snt wss jointly indicted with 8eeU and in" Plser. 'There were two coasts ia Suaan' the indictment Jhe. Avst -U ts defesdaars as pnnelpaJS the second J'rawsaseiaetsasaaaw aoettec The' Coast granted a swrorsmce, nsd Doe- tor (w was smifSM; as i pat ia a plea of aailsw.7.

George p. Fogh. was aoeociofd with tho Assistant Prosecutor, H. ewraeet fot tbe State T. A.

O'Connor sp-psared amHas-dafssso -1 s.Pagl stated that hshad keen osly Inst called into tbe case, and aa he was is-rormed sll their witnesses were net at that time within reach of the process of the Court, he aaked for a eoatiBaaace. The motisa was overruled. Tha Court had to issue a sec aad entire before a sufficient number to. select a jury couia do gov in. One ef the parties summoned as a juryman objected to himself aa the ground that he had formed aa opiaioa ia the ease; bat having stated ia answer to the interrogatories of counsel that his conclusions were based oa newspaper reports and ra- i i A i Bwr.

HU BD MA Mil, WWWTM 1 fl- psrtlal verdict ea the testimony, he was retained as a juror. The following are the Barnes of the jurors sworn: Andrew MeCormiek, 8. W. Folger, Henry Meyer, C. F.

Meyer, T. F. Baker, William ha low, August Bradiab- W. a Poor. T.

C. Smith, Samuel Aikens, Samuel 8mallweod, John Morton. Mr. Fags ststed to the iury that the indictment was framed under the first section of a statute pasaed ia February, 18; aad also, aadar the third section of the general crimes sot (the maaslanghtor seo- ear. O'Connor remarked that a part ef tha defease would be that the State had altogether mistaken her retnedv.

sail hjt MKusnst nere iiu aa oseaso aot provided for by law; that the indictment should have beea nader the special act, aad aot sador tha set for ssaaslsaghter. aad he could be guilty under beta. He believed the State weald fail te ahew that she -deceased girl Maria Hood was pregnant at all. The oalawful act with which the defendant stood charged wss the neeef mesas te procure abortion, and aot the edss i a intra tioa ef drugs, sad wader this alle gation in the indictment proor couia not be offered of administering drags. Mr.

Fagh They are aot means, I sup- Mr. -O'Connor Tbe State points oot the odea br which the set msv be consum mated, aad the word "means" is used to desigaste the outward physical acts. Mr. Pngh We will argue the questions of law as they arise in the ease. Tbe hearing of the evidence was then laid over until the following (this) day.

Bsroax Jtroos Olives. W. H. Tkoma- son and W. M.

Yeatman, trustees of Elisabeth Teatmaa, vs. R. M. Bartlett and others. Decree of ceafirmatioB and distribution.

Lewis Blaekmau and others vs. Executors of Longworth. Mnndnte entered from the Supreme affirming judgment of District Court. Real Estate Traaefers. tBrportef Epclllr (or the Olncinsatl Ksanlnr.

Tcissat. Dmak r. John Kearney and wife to Christian F-netlich, a lot 20 by 100 feet, en the north side of Findlay street, east of Bar miller street $3, 10a Sarah Gross to Jeremiah Groaso two lots in the town of Springfield, (quit claim,) $1, and the mutual exchange of deeds. Marcus Thompson and wife to Jeremiah Gross, (quit claim,) the half of same prop- 'To FJU oha Myers and wife to William Hager- myer, seven lots in Oliver second addition to Lockland aad Reading $1,100. Sylvester Hand at to John W.

Anderson, a lot 603 4-10 by 200 feet, in Hand A Freome's Subdivision, Millcreek Township $2J69 60. K. W. PowelL administrator, to William Bolton, a lot 66 by 87 feet, ea the aorth side of Liberty street, east of tbe Cincinnati and Columbia Road $438 84, Allen L. Boeder aad wife te H.

C. Lord, 4-5 of an acre ia Delhi Township $2,600. Xdwia A. Clark and wife to Ellis H. Eli as, a lot 80 by 10 feet oa the south side of the Whitewater Canal, near Milioreek bridge $700.

John MeMahoa aad wife to the Cioeio-nati aad Indianapolis Railroad Company, a lot 25 by 75 feet oa the south side of South Canal street $2,000. Wm. B. Sheppard aad wife to Joehna Woodhead, a leasehold 20 by 02 feet oa the south sids ef Columbia street, east of Syo- amore street Benjamin Wiley to Mary Kreuger. of a lot 27 by 92 feet oa tho east side of Fillmore streets Wm.

Beck and wife to Meier Rothschild, a leasehold 16 feet 2X laches by 79 feet on the north side ef Fifth street, between Plum and Central avenue $7,000. R. W. Clarke and wife to Learner B. Leeds, a lot 33 by 150 feet, oa High street 1,000.

Jonathan M. Bidenour and wife to Magdalene Hartla, a tract of land 146 by 75 feet, oa the west side ef Ohio avenue $730. Alice L. Tillotaon to Charles Jacobs, a lot 45 by 100 feet, on the east sids of Elm street, north of Fourteenth $12,260. Henry Kreuger and wife to Benjamin Wiley, i of a lot 25 by 02 feet, en the weet side of Fillmore street $1,875.

Eli L. Muohmore mi. to Charles B. Mochmore, 20 acres of land in the western nart of Columbia Towaehip (quit claim) Charles B. Mochmore aad wife to Joseph Settle, the same property in fee $2,250.

John C. Albers snd wife to Heiarich Schluter, lot 75 by 87 feet, on the east sids of Chambers street, is Burroynes subdivision, Milioreek Township $700, Miles B. RigfS and wife to John H. Sheehen, a lot in the town of Carthage $700. Walter Ii.

Gregory tt per Sheriff, to Harriet Coyle, a lot 25 by lui feet, ea the aorth sidsaf Laurel street, east of Cutter street $6,450. Nancy Myers ai. to Ssmuel Roll, lot 66 by 182 foot, oa the east side of Mala street, ia the towa af Sharon $600. George W. Coehrsa aad wife to William Carter, a strip ef 6 by 104 feet, oa tho aorth side ef Richmond street, east ef Freeman $600.

PaocBKPixoa in ran Policb Corar. There were thirty-eight eases before the Police Court yeeterday morning, from which we select the following as being the most important: David Sheraa, for petit larceny, was seat to the County Jail six months; ths same, for grand larceny, waa held to the 21st; John Dsnoaa, for assault and battery, waa held to the 26th; John Lee, for petit larceny, was held te the 27th John Corwise, charged with malicious do-strsctioa of property aad havisg is posses sioa burglar tools, was held to the 2d of Jaauary; Lewis Koch, for obstructing streets, was dismissed oa psymeat of coats M. J. Dudley, for permitting auiaaaee, was fined $20 aad costs; Geary aad W. Frankheuae, for ovwloediag wegoa, were fined $10 each aad coots; James Turner, for petit laroeay, was held te the 23d ea bail of $100; Jsmes Evert, for vagrancy, was sent over thirty days; A.

Ev Rogers, for practicing gams, aad his ease ooatiaaed to the 21st; George Laby, for grand larceny, was held to tho 21st on bail of Jacob Weber, for being drank, was fined $5 sad ooals: Michael Karan, for har baring vicious dog, forfeited his bail; Samuel Todd, for assault aad battery, was held to the 21st; Aaaa French, charged with malicious des true tioa of property, was dismissed oa psymeat of costs; Mike Riley, for being drunk, was dismissed oa pay meat of costs: Mariaa CraiL Augustas Wielty and. John Sheraa, for driving overloaded wagon, fined $10 each aad costs; Stephen Goodwiae, for assanlt snd battery, wss fined $60 and eeeta aad seat over 10 days; after whieh Coort adjourn ad to alao o'clock this moralsg. Habb Faxs is aw EATTWovnorsa. During Coort hotnr'yesterdsy afternoon, a rather dilapidated lookiag individual, whose race had the semblance of a ripe tomato that bad been sweltering ia the sua for a eon-pie of weeks; made application to Mr. Merkbreit, Clerk of tho Polioo Court, for a warraat.

Hia rroaads of complaint -ware that ba went into coffee-house oa Front street, betweea Race aad Elsu, aad while partaking of his favorite beverage coffee, we suppose he was attacked by a couple of mea, one ef whom knocked aim dowa. aad that while down the other robbed him sf betweea four and five dollars, all the money he had, and that both: decamped. He thiaks that one of them is aamed Archy Cope land, aad for aim a warraat was granted aad pat ia tho heads of an olfieer. aUoirmcm Panaire res Raw that every body is is vesting more or leae spars aash ia the way of snaking their menot asppy, we save a worn or aavioo to feeple of sea so, to-wit: That tho Wheeler It WUsenV oewtsg-msenlao, sold at Pike's Opera-boaoo. Ke.

T7 Weet Fowrth street, ia the-meet eppreprieta aad valnabla gift "to a lady thai could be made. deSgwato tao Wheeler A Wilson beea ore It is nsiver-ally adnrrttsdto boropertorta any other Into awrpooa kSTf airoady boa aAftiay l' i a li -TTm- I X- XiZVTZT iioi Sc aia Ptncson. AUUXZUCWT3. Pikk's QrxaA-aocss. Miia- Blaasbe Debar hsscre-Aad a geaaino seaaant at Pike's Operajoaee by her Hsoefal asd isay-tise reaaawa ex tae segusnsi eay4 eao ass appeared two senses, meet lAsTveable in aursms saa oeaseay.

the domestic drama The Factory Gu and I as- the 'tHBuea4 Coantess" in the sow Aecmesvrar (sat -nanaC- IA rick tiea ht fes I store for next Tridsr. Mtsa Dellarsfa tn benefit, th fair beaet eficiarv atrDeariatr' as is Shaksneare's superb comedy As Tom Lilt it, a performance in wans ue vnusi nave sifra wraiaa. We clip the following from tad St. loots Srzmbhean St. Lot is OrxxA-Bocsa.

Miss Blaachr DeBax had aa excellent hoose last Friday for her farewell wkica eeeaetoa aba appeared aa "Ranalind" is SaakaBeare's caned At You Likt It, ber actiag of which wss chaste, dee-sat sad impressive. "Boaaliad" ia the first aad most difficult part ia leritimata eomedr. bat she proved herself mUstrees of the great aadertakisg. ana completely sstonlabea aer most sanguine friends aad admirers. Her iss personation shewed close study; her every movement was perfect; the language of ths great herd was well delivered.

The rCnckoe Song," which waa loodly memrtd, was sever, to oar knowledge, better oong. pumtmnt, the fascinating Christine snd Zsvistowski troupe will also appear this evening. Woos's Thsatsb. Tsmtc was aaother large aadieace Brecon last sight la com-plimoBt ta the fair yoasg srntsts who ara at present the reigning stars sf this papular aad oeay place ef amusement. It is ao small oomplimeat to the accomplished sisters that in such sssctdal weather they isdaoe sack large assemblies So forego the sttrsclive comfort of a heme fireotde, but he entertaiameat waa of such enjoyable eharssssr ss to amply eosnpensate far the diaaerreefible eat-of-doer sarro codings of walk to and from the theater.

Ia the light and sparkling phase of comedy, tbe Webb Sisters can claim rank with satfle genius is equalTo the somber depth ef the tragic muse. They will appear this evening in a new and attractive drama, which will be succeeded by the sprightly sketch ef the 1'onrA H'So 2Vrrrr in which Miss Emma will sustala the role of "CoUa." At. Acs Vabjktiks. Aa laexhaostible variety is preeeated to the aoaifwae ef the Palace thia evening, in which oaliet, opera, burlesque, minstrelsy aad ths drama will bear part. The graceful aad extraordinary female skater, Miss Carrie Moore, will also execute the "poetry of aa defined ia her fascinating parlor exer cises.

The Basalt af the Hattersley Shoot log Case Pat Moraa Committed for Marnier. It will be remembered by oar renders, that at the time it happened, which waa a week or ten days ago, we mentioned the fact that a city-exprees waros driver, named George Hattersley, was loot by an other of the- same profession named Pat Moran, from the effects of which wound he died soon after. Moraa was srrested for the crime, and yesterday morning he was put en trial before the Police Court, Thomas A. Logan, appearing as his eonnsel There was abundance of evidence ne to the preliminary affray, whieh took place in a saloon opposite, or near the Pearl-etreet depot, crowing oat of a game of dice, in which Pat Moran was pretty severely stabbed, but the main testimony appeared to be that of Johs Agent who walked with Moran, after the stabbing, several squares. Agen testified that Hattersley called Moran harsh names, swearing also that he would kill him before morning if there were pistols enough in the city to do it.

The evidence also showed that Moran, after the fracas with Hattersley, at tha Pearl street depot, walked to near the corner bf Fifth snd Wood streets, where Hattersley resided, and then dowa to Sam'l Ustters ley's house, in the vicinity of the depot of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, where the shooting was done, which, would have occupied the space of from a naif to three-quarters of an hour, thus giving him plenty of time to reflect upon what he evidently contemplated, and to have become mollified in his purpose, if he was not determinedly bent upon the killing of his viotim. There was no thing in the examination indicating where Moran procured the pistol, which, it is supposed, he could not nave had with him when the stabbing affray occurred, else he would nave used it then, and hence it is thought he must have got it from Agen, when us twain waikea away together from tbe Pearl-street depot. The case waa ably argued by Prosecn-tlsr-attorney Walter Straub, for the State, and Thomas A. Logan for the defense, and then left with the Court for its decision. Judge Warren, after summing up ths evidence, dwelt upon that portion of It where the defendant had time to reflect before he committed the bloody deed.

In that view of the case, which would go to show that the act waa premeditated, he felt it his duty to hold Moran to answer before the Grand Jury, at its nsxt term, for murder in the first degree; and he was, in consequence, remanded to jail to await that time. Fixst Distxict REcarmxo Recxiob. At a meeting of the First District Recruiting Committee, held at Colonel A. E.Jones' office on Monday evening, the following committee was appointed to make arrangements for a social reunion: Hon. Benjamin Eggleston, A.

C. Sands, M. Snyder, W. M. Davis, M.

Saylor, N. Bartlett, A. Lnddington, F. Jenny, H. Schlotman, D.

Wolf. These gentlemen nre requested to meet at the same place on next Thursday evening at seven clock. All recruiting committees are respectfully invited to attend. I.OCAX HOTICES. Thirty Dollars Reward if the Indian Dorta nuls to OMcribs Slsssas aae tea al BBikraU the natnra ef taetr sasnstslats ev tUasss wtthoat ressivtss aav lawrmsUss ftem tbsm.

shares toe tnnsnlsslfcna or ad rice. (Mass. Ho. us West roanh etnet. Inlaws Bscs aaS Pas.

CXadaaeAt. Oato. if sT" Tbe dancers of the city are hereby cotlnsa that the Oarsenters aad Jainua' Ball will eosns ee? as Taaieoar eveninc, Bsrsmbw It, at the MsoosaUtaa Hall, soraar of Blatk and Wa aat streets. A good simisiuws, good masks, nsd a aasd tisMsiaiaatoMwaUtsateosne. Ut-snnwd 3D urn, On Tones? amslss.

at TH o'clock. BarnesY Sus-ssll. In ta flMacn rr of ber see. wnl this WesarsSar) ssornins, at a o'clock, frost SM tsa Sixth sinsi. Vrianas and aoqualnt-aamsrelBTtnreioattsaa.

BatAvs Omea, Orv er Orsorsmv, Bsosssber AS, ISSi. Tbe Iloarcl or Healtla, Cm wnem seeeia ths Sort ef eSeasmv msasmm ftir the srassoOen ef sabUs cbMllatss, aat air ia swmiki at lbs baalta mt ths etsr. la aarMsattna at tbe srssiSH sdrnt sf ebaSMa, now Brarsluas la Bonne, and smash assr asscS this nnnntry Is a ssw months, el-re Rotlca to LAndlerds And TenAnts. of actoriei of ail Una. ma bat sli ss at tk.D, asd for vhaavror sarpois asd.

are eara'otir rs- a amq toy wisi hi wm wssoTtoc Svna. Ihml aw sad ai the? win craarer faolil uis atr, vut: first. AtoM ear esseeresarT eofVeUos of refase T'ssl" of asssssl ssattar, as ki tears rrbe, or saber rabbishia rear onttaia, nssxW, or absat roar Brrnr. "nn sas rear eafbun, raras. sKor.

aad iVsm ssosa MrZ Assaadeesl snoots te mHent hi sssarste v. ssols or boars. ihrr wm bit ssftor se lasassad br aad cussyauls ea roar snahts am tree tram aH iiiii ai iliai, aad best tuxl? Bo' so aBsw waasr se stas4 bb rear est- Isra. Oss that It Im msorsd at ones. sa4 that tbm Is avsmsif waiaan wmsob bixth.

Tr roar srivlrs. wss ersisesvevory kind, aad for tho aad SW for tbe sarsnsi of Oratror-. lists. use Oiissvlslaa and SialaSieilisaewa Oao-batfa soasd ef OUvrias sf t.tBM. aat iatea esssssoa ssacw.

aaS ihlstli iS la roar ellarssi4 ro. swwoS one tea oor, wmi as saSScSMM pnrity rt, The asMaemiuisref this artlds aboaat be sseialwd is enuss ana tarts esse every soar af as Ir Bsto a btIvt oaes (as sf lb res wa! sssvJoss ssato smaassd at im sswyeTojur jiii ill is AS I rr tao BoarC of sr uosfn.ov uav eteraalu mwhlesesae.aotias, ararssref me rtnaruo' rjimirn. w. awiaavas. 9 Offflflsj stVTCfl'et OBVaflY.

CfXALXD FhvUrtiaLii WILIjBI seearant a osasraesyata erapwatPaT. Bp. sswbif ST. KM, at aooa, tsr. fsn.saiaa abe Ooarm ba Vmtr osbom wna lac.

rriaUoc sea tut Sato' sti sll ssfai B4 USSVMV Buio aod ba sitnstaaaiac laa.veryi wrsihsT. Te-Bightvahe-aiipears atmrswasv J. B. Bafnui IleF errast afc ZXenerfee, rwaali af Iisaails, Ar, a)MM3BfiION MXSGHaVSTSL C30T-TOS rsilassBi tasBWIsi Ihsmhsf i-tT Dmlsg ssl nsi. ZVav la ek.

10 OolnaabU mm Tins and ansa, ss tafewa sin st as ssosiiTf r. of oosr asnataBsBsB) onfJsssSsssssBsft ismrvfft its a t' o'sTprr or a-rrw-xnoi nrRit nr' THE v. Twm Third Juun'L ISM. Ill tbo a. st.

ssai mmmtJy tip JAM. BAiaw is. bobptpw KOT1CE. CAUPKaTTERS' at Pre, tbo Cssiss sltast Bsgtas Biiasii, savtsal dk. Kna.1 fl' I 1 1 snsmos.

or IS.ISU. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS limm all at tbeOomsaar of Second lasui- I brtoeen it e'eiack of tsa aoafa. W. B. CAWtlLLT.

PiodA-at. tr- HEETINO OF THB FENIAN win bo a lUmm mt sho. Frolaa Brotbrrbood of fVrtortoo. at tbolr Ban. cm' sUBSDAT EVEN1S0- Bsstaass af aasortaaca will te irssaarlsi.

Bj erasret the om caurrn. a- NOTICE. THE EIOHT-HOUR uitriit tbo SlzwooAS WorS WIS Boot as rasmUr IMSS THIS IfUUU, IIU1S1II BS lau, mt Utm omisa sweet, corns roi Biatb sad Friisniu ouortt. J. Mcasaoa.

taalnaaa. a. wim. tf JOBM LAKKIX3. KESTVCKY POLITICS.

pm EDITORS E.NQUIBER; PLEASE sasosnMO tb boom of D. HoW ASD SXtTa os sbo IVoiri eaaaMass sst tbe uoan or anoM of I anmns-y. aad obhaw Stan rsissin, rdsSS-ttl Xadies' Furs. Withia the next sixty day it is my inteatiea to close out my present large and well -e erected stock of Lmdit and Mitte fWty Closes, fl rn iu o. ptufoi.

tv made a still farther rtdntHon in pricrt, so as to defy competition. A. H. BENNETT, 51 West Fourth street. N.

B. A large stock of Gentlemen's Beaver Collars, Oloves, Csps, Rooes, suitable for presents. de20-2t FTTR AT- TOWERS Cheap Fur Table! Misses and CliildreiL LADIES rur-lrlmmed Hoods AED Skating- Caps! SsTos can ssloct a tut useful swssat from our stock of Firs, aad at prices Iswsr Urns an honss In taecHv. TOWEES 94 Truest Fourth St. ifiti 17 XZ Z2 St CO; Hero tbe Urgott aad ricaost stack of Watches, Diamoads, Jewelry, Silverware and raney Goods Is the err, eorasr ef ronrlh aad Walnnt strMta (aoiT-lsti ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT! What the attention of the eases faBr ENGAGED BT QUANT, Tse atbmtisB ef tbo sonars sabns Is no ben enrsssti CRLSTADORoS HAIR DYE.

mas wtsbnsilaslU bass, slllssa says train bran AJUIA8B ilD CELT ACT AH ot worsras eae liMlisutlun Sow on-roloeet fro, or ridAnTgii aais Inlaw SaMUa Hi twvwazoa. H. P. EIiIAS, 16 VTE8T FOURTH STREET, HOLIDAY PRESENTS, -AT- Greatlj Redaeed Prices, coasisTiKo or GOLD Watches and Jewelry SILVER WATCHES, SPOONS, FORKS, KNTTE8 AND FAKCT ARTICLES, ra bpleb tabixtt. Di.M:oisrr Fins, XUngs and Gets.

SILVER-PLATED WARE. TEA 8ET8? CASTORS, VTAirXBS. CAKE-BASKETS, TABLE CUTLERY, OPERAoGsVASSES; JEWIX CASKETS, AHD FAWCT GOODS. Alarassassrfsasatsr TTe'lilT n. SXsXAat, rt C.

sntd sniwisn. aad oil kM mt -i ardor. amsaffaorfessMreslUaAA f--e b-'t be Saul mul bo seoonou ttl i to roriA.st, iwTw JfPP- AN Taar livaraat bsS SbnVraisSwtl mas -rosea Bats tts TlooorkM oo has I I mas war." AsanasssssS be OatXA-Otaa. BalAk eX owelry, Mwfce.ssm suBjissi ajlos Hit CilRISTLUS MORIIIlie IS Tlai'TISIK" To IMaJto TTour Wife A- WDEBLER MACHIITE aer- Orders left with as darlag thia week will bo promptly attended to, aad the Machines will be seat home early Christmas morning. WM.

SUMNER Co. 77 West Fourth street, PIKK'S OPEBA-HOl'SE. THE WHEELEB WILSON SEWING MACHTWE! ON EXHIBITIOTJ AT INTERNATIONAL PAIR AT BERLIN, PRUSSIA Ta hava made aad sold so great a Banker af ataehlaas Is' a erldeaca the ssarveloas aad aalversal set. alarlty af tha WHEELER dk vTIL-SON JfACHIKE, aad everr-vrhere thraaghaat tha hahltahle- tioho, wfcero fabrics ara sewa lata hamaa asssrel, tt hat Bsalatalaod Its reaa-taUoa throash olrht roars af bitter eoaif eUUoa as the JLeadlaf raatUr Sewtacsaacalae af ha WorlA. asMKthat thia WaiadaaitT LASTS, ia araaf that it Is merited.

CALL AND SEE THEM AT 77 W. Fourth POe'i) Opera-lteiise. PTATTQq TRABBURYS--THm BE3T- FOUKTJ auar nn urn aKJtliraSSM ncccivirjc i. Bleaclied Cottons BROjfW, COTTONS, Purchased- PrcVioua. TPRESENT'AOVMdE, AJfTji OFFERED AT LESS TlLAJf EUSTERN QUOTATIONS.

John Shillito dcCo. ll, 103 eSc lOS ') I WEST FOURTH STREET. CJliristaaG Show. Friday Evening, December 22. Aad siU ssoneted to Ms MmSs saS nqa mwt SAturdy Horning, the 23d, AT TBI WKLL-KMOWsT STALL OF ISO Swutlid wn Sheep, VTEIHJN 170 POUICDS ACII; 13 Premiaina ISr Cattle; ALSO EOetAZTS srt? Ot Vs Epiaures, both far aad near.

Attend to Gall's grand Christmas cheer. 03S4t TABLES! oca AKTiaa btook of Ben nets, Hats, Children's Suit. Audi Toys JSDCOaD rAB BCbOW OOfT. Elegant Underwear for Ladies Atsrsst hsrsnlaf. snd Tsany Goods Bar XTOIJLDAY riXESESTS, At Tory low arttes, at R.

A. WILLI AM 9 asm-it West ronrthstrort. Tbo OUeapost PRETTIEST AND BEST JUVENILE BOOKS! FOIL 1800, A re C05Tsra KATa, br Im Tons. THB LIT VLB CKbTTLKMAB IB OBirtJt; rAUL FBWOOTT-B OH ABO BOT8 AT CaHgWASoBf FBAHK-8 OAHrAION; Tnl fUSCH 1911 tSVCITOSH; TAITB GABTBKrW OIRLHOOD Tali annua tbnnsssd ef Beorsj asaaosa Margmrat aad aer Brldesatalas. B.

W. CARROLL KtfBBST ULIKJLX BLAKOBABD A Aad aJ tbe etker Booksellers base tbsss. aLorlng, Publisher. a'aohtBrtoo stroM. Bo- Wanted Horses.

FOB THS CITY OF CINCINNATI tortr Boron or sfsras, aot Iroi tboa lit bmntt AMabst, So. 177 Wot (HUA street delt-M a. U. SLEUal a. CostssiUor.

GREAT IwDTJCEXEirrs OFFERED Goods In the latest aad most rweatr-aes a mat. siWia ar turssor aad tbe satrfcot mtiwfuio I Invite ft li aSs and onstososrs to oa sr stock of Oooss aad prices. j. e. RiKHorr, saercaaat Tailor, trbaram Wsloet street, -OlBotaaaM, Ohio.

OeS-tf CHARLES OWEN, N. W. cor. onrth ft HAln NOW OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC THB larssst and boot of Fine YTatcbea, naeTstlAeewt piausmaU, aUcat ofewcOry mm el ra3srsUBt Silver Ware, Of new tad staatifnl strlss, snd sntasMs aw HOLIDAY PBESESTm EYEB EKOrGHT TO THIS CITT. IdflS-Mt) SHERIFF'S IALB Steamboat Unnter If e.

ILrln la tb stoeth ef Ldokinc Biror. BY VIRTUB OF AIT ORDER OF THB Osstsbelt Ctsowis Osors, made at rts svssoat erst me directed (srtsrh stoat osss of Vtoooat Shlnk vs. Ptttack A CorUsl. I wiB orU sold otosatboat sad bmltaro to tao blebest Mddar.at tboUssrt-swooe door as tbo eats af fcewpor. as tao boar of I O'clock P.

St. 00 too T71A AAV of SmmoIot IMA. oo cmsitev mmm is ssoatnSk saa Mronooor srrnts sol wttb sssturod sscnrltr. H. D.

HILs, 8. Tw Jmm. Scbwortt, A 0. O. COTTON LAWD8.

A Kare Chaaee ta Make Jtoaer. PARTIES DESIRIHO TO INVEST snsaar at isttus tlinlbit, soar of sasssnln- aftr to So so rarclr to bo wtmt wltb. Aa nor looud bosied sa Isobonk ef tbo Muaiaup no osaan ore I Kivor aboos ll I wttb oil tbo sin pit ae- sln biis. stsai. stUM.

AssMBac. Ac. bore or tJM saa snoor oaMvattoa. It will re- ealta boot Sos.ee so So tot on stoak tb slasrs. H.

orooooM to toaosjotot rlaot onpo.r. tnr toorwrt torrrowaseomts rum on boo Ac Is rmaltoa tn sofiwosjooto ess bad ot axna. luiio a scli tiK-a. St. ua West Aisrsa A-V 30S I A.OS una i oo ml tllUal West Bics.l strett.

Fall StdKlc Of PloUs4MS. IOHTB A OTA. H9 IsssWl Sew lots; woorsa for A. A I ramwoW.awT ITsw Iota; wersSeok A Oo-Tbow 1 SW Mi aat o-bot i 'VVV' "1 stU-WlAiWMr I Carnart Yesasa lUhntea qrassa. ftAUnON WUEKXAaC MT 'TOE, Senas tefl as.

wlWioul jrr mt slilmrillt iwssae bis kinky n.aiwt to4 wij sot sr aar A iit s.aec""t fhs mr "vtes ataAoaftortbjsdato. tm tt iLLlAat A. Ai.i.iSV arfatoaCwmaW.Aites.U.i, asaTes TfSi-S vs saw S. aw snr eaatew ate est to tlsa Ceaiws.nf ta 3eaarsl. AM OFFERING TO MAKE UP A J.

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ntmar a tK. Crswioaod tn. O. a. ClAPHOKB.

I3B fassliiat sL, riuhl, W. eV HKRmfU, connissionnEHCHiHTs, faa- As St fer as psmliosi aad solo of (W Aatss Drills. Cwrtssmenti and orders soUcitod. sVETCJIAM, WrJOLSSALS esm sat latnsaf BUrcbass. Ao.

run, imnw. mm- rraotot sod minlin stkHoa sjtoa to ba snicAsaa sad solo of Tobeoos, rsoteos ui fcortbasstow So itallt. i .4 Bslors so to Prraoratr of tb books tad U. srl. crpsl asorosowses Sbo oils iota rtia, I re A Karl A Us.

and Sovrr, WoUoo Sw Torn, aoitli iii OVW. CJLA-TMAK A vTT-rtr vj tn VI BOLXBALK CaorWRS A5D OOS sit'inita, a tot ska ws bit in m. rotsorrroOj solioltod. aaoTta I 1 in nsavs sessstl mm sst Ho AUCUSTA roa.Miasa-. jb.bt.

jaal raoAoAUcr. Ws nosectfollr tarlts ear old 'risndt ad tb tra, soblM to slot soaosli. Oar Boos. lotM toobflsrtof trodo. nd CQPMntli.t to too ttonto AmrrT.uT ')tttl t.

FRANKLIN FACTM. COTTON YABNS AND cmciiiiUTi suEmiiBji OUR CfOOOS 411 of Standard Weight. CALL AND SEC THEM AT Weet Third Street, CINCINNATI. M. H.

WRIGHT. Idatr-jw; Bemethlno; Enitrelj lTewt Tha Ilaadsaanesl Halidar Prosoatsl JUST RECEIVED, BY LAST 6THAM-BB. aaetnor ssdoadld tot of MUSIC DOXF.8, Of aB blses. ALSO i nsieal, CMiar, iaaaor, Tailat aai erf am ate Caass, OF IO.TXST AID ATOBT ELXOAJIT STTTJU. RUDOLPH TTUrHirZEIL, Importer of Mnsical Tastrnments, Ttrj aad Fancy Oeeda.

Bte. tsa Jtata rtro.ee. (VJa I Coal at Half Price. dodceVatent Grates and Stoves I Half tha Coal vTTXl srodaeo OeaUs the Heat Ceassarea vrsth aav Other Owea aTlra. NOW IB THB TIMS TO LEA VI wtrwJo.tt tbwvnlmoblrlstsi.noiait.

Tbos-saads afj sar best ekttsen. bar ft tsr tot toss ssWS roars, wits nasaallnsd mBsfseaoq. JOKf B. BTAH ft CO, Preprt, asir at ir west rvm ssraa. IB COO FIRE AND MARIKE INSURANCE COMPANY JTo.

G6 IF. Third cns'cijrxATr. Capital, sooroee. D-l BBOTOBS J. 0.

Otdra. Joel Boker, t. T. S.MlTsa. Hosrv Jobaa.S.

L. roortoo, Joat-e B. Oosrv. Posrrkms St.bw W. m.

KmY.mtm C. S. SronJ A. Proa-oo, J. r.

Sonc. K. tlisom Atom Wolsbri, Vmmm. C. Kohl.

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