The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 2

A 11 1-. v. a 'V tl ft: i i 5 AtlAXr tZcXiXLOLXT. Termi of the Dally Enquirer. a us: ee a ee 1 Om Osrvai svw aa.

tma i Tl E8DAY, KASCH Tie ttemjner Lock wood, whils on her way frees Mempkia, twenty miles from there, exploded ker boiler, blowiag up the boat and setting it en fire. Twenty-five Uvea are reported lost. Ecuador, in South America, baa formed tka alliance of Pern and Chili against Spain, aave is snaneeen tka other rermb-Uoa win follow her example. Tka tteeai frigate Amaroaien, of forty auna, sad tka iroa-eUd Lion, beleagiac to tka Fertrviaa navy, kave baaa ran ashore and Braved a total loaa. The Aeaaricaa ateamar Uaela Saa kaa baaa Mixed at Panama oa anapioion of being eagafeia leading supplies for the Bpan-Uk aqaadroa.

Fifty Peruvian soldiers ha to- been pUoed as a guard oyer ker, pending tka Investigation of the matter. A eerions nght kaa occurred at the Chia-eha Ialaada, in fjotlth tmtriu, hrtwun the ChLneae cooliea and tkeir overseers. 8troag efforti are being made for tka re-eetaMishment of the OoTernmeat guashop and arsenal at Harper" Ferry. It ia thought tkat two milliona of dollars will replace tka OoTernmeat property there as it existed before tke war. Orders hare been iasae! to remove the remaining prop-arty from there to Springfield, Mass.

Tke PoeUofEoe building at Washington baring been okarged six hundred dollars for gaa daring the month of February, when tka whole building except tke city poet-oflioe ia oloaed at four o'clock, the Peetmaater-Geaeral kaa ordered tke gaa out off and petroleum oaed ia its stead. From preeeat indications no chance will be mada ia tka whisky tax. Oeaeral Grant, accompanied by Colonel Barnes, is en roots to Washington. Tke cotton storage eatabliskment of E. C.

Joknaan, Ko. 4 Bridge etreet, New Tork, kaa been boraed. Loss $300,000. Tkey hare added 4,023 new nimu to tke Pension BUI ia tke last month. At tke same time 646 eases were rejected.

Tke number of balea of cotton burned by tke Johnson ire in New Tork ia 2.000. The fire ia snppesed to be tke work of an incendiary. Loaa $600,000. Oeaeral Sootl was somewhat injured bat net aerieaaly, by failing from kis berth on kis trip from Key Weet to New Orleans. He recovered slowly, and attended Church oa tke 25th ulU, although feebler Two of tke five thieves who robbed the United States Express in St.

Louis a few weeks age have been arrested, and about $20,000 recovered $40,000 being, it is believed, ia tka kanda of tke other robbers. Bishop Alexander Campbell, well known fer kis famous controversy on religion with Bishop Purcell, of this city, is dead. He died at kis residence in Bethany, Weet Virginia, aged seventy-eight years. Tke Democratic members of tke Legislature of Okie have held a caucus and adopted an address to tke Democracy of tke 8tate- Tbe parole of Captain Semmea, of tke Alabama, nas been declared valid by high legal authority, and tke probability is be will not be tried. Tke amendment of Mr.

Maine, ta tke Constitution. ehansrina- ta fci representation in Congress, will be defeated ia tke Uaitad Btatao anate. Tke Deetraeuoa ot tke Steamer Lock wood Still Anotker Disaster. It would really seem aa if tka demon of destruction waa upon all our Western steamers, and trade and commerce upon tke rivers was threatened with extinction. Not a day passes, apparently, without some disaster.

This morning we kave tke nc-eouat of taa blowing up of tke steamtr Lock wood, aaar Memphis, with a large loss ef life. Tka terrible frequency of sack accidents ia as strange as it is awfuL Tke Cleveland (O.) Plain Dealer. Wm. D. kfoaoAa, Ute ef the Newark Advertiser, and formerly Auditor of State, kaa purchased a half later est in tke Cleveland Ptaitt Dernier.

Mr. Mono as is aa able writer, aa experienced editor aad a sagacious politician, and under kis administration tke Flu Drmlrr will take high raak as a Democratic josraat. Death Doctor Alexander Campbell. Tke telegraph this morning communicated tke is formation of tke deatk of this distingaiaked divine, so welLknowa from his celebrated controversy with Archbishop Pcsxcu npoa tka points at issue between tka Catkolioa aad Pre testa at, eome thirty years age. Doctor CA.aranx.waa a remarkable man La every respect, and possessed a logical strengtk aad aekolaatie research aad learning tkat ia enjoyed by few, even amoag tka moat emiaant In tke land.

Buck waa his originality aad force of expreeaioa tkat ke waa tka founder of a new aad important division amoag tke Baptist, wko took kia nasaa and kave since been kaowa as CampboUitea. He waa strong, correct and powerful in tke inculcation of kis peculiar views. Ha kad all tke great qualities ef tka race ta wkiek ke and wkiek, in Scotland, aa well aa la tkia country, kaa gir en us soma of ths brightest aamas ia our history. His log waa aa kaaa as tka blade of Saiajhm aad at tka aamo time as powerful aa tka battle-ex of Biesiss Caen an Lioa. Ia kir private Ufa ke waa exemplary ia morals aad ia conduct, aad tka breatk ef asandal never evea fattened npoa him.

(a was oaa of tka laadias diviaee who kept aloof from political esritetiea, aad oafiaed klmeelf to tke mora exalte rpkara of tkat future wkaaa aUaaioa ka relieved it kis daty to snnonnee. Ha had baaa for many yean Preeideat of Satkaay College, aad was aTeaty-lgkt years old at tka tiaa ef kia deatk. Qa -erased Berry. Tka Iaeawville Cawrisr, la apsakiag of tko loptsaTa of Ona-armad Baaa says: tie opinion at tka preeeat time tkat a fnrtka reprieve, if not a pardon, will be graatad aim." ar Tko Vaaklagtost oorreepoademt of the Hew Tork Exftt tklaks Oeveraor Cox, of Ohio, la "andeavoriag to ooacUIat matters aaaoag kia poUUeal frieadj la tka Ohio dalegstioa The rapoel of the aenvr-aatio wkiek ko kad witk tka rrasideal sx-eitos oeaaiderehle ooasaaomi. It Is evident tkat ko oaa auk so koadway witk tka Okia aUyabUeajU (sraoa.

Nearly all ef tkaaa ara koailassly waddad tke doe. triaoa of Ta. Stxtkws. Mr. Daxaa-o, fraaa tko JCaox District, is, I believe, tko only 1 1 lai i loiva aaaa of tkat party la tko Emm kia Btata' oT Tko Colamhejo Vsejraal tko Bawjasrra Bsaiasfna kao lelegrapkad Wsur.kTixaw.a Oelwh.a, that thoro 1inlQwMwrt loq, priTaU Baantaryto tte Oawarmor, wwald rasn SU appoUtmaat of XGalaiot to Tko lYs" iiiTii ri -mr be aaat at aar ram bt Iipm (rw-EVS renammad limn br mall; dtantan wui eat a mi ii kturta that mm mw.

It aska. Ca a Muek 9 w-hw ihaUawtk aad bras itk efkla Itl'-TT-T 1 II WTUao avaarytkaa Vobsst kf oaly alcTwlattowatry Testdeacioa. nW present below a fa specimens of tka -vioUaee at heart agaiast tka Prasideatf which kis rata and nmt I produced. Had tke parties tke power it Is not difficult to say what would be tke fate ef tko President. Tka WtnUeke Poit, tke radical Gsrmta organ Louis, eloaea a lengthy article an tke political situation, bj declaring tkat we are living ia a revolutionary time, and that revolutionary measures must bw resorted to, to head eff tke President.

After statement of wkat it thinks Preeideat JoBoa and his supporters are aiming at, savs: "Araiast all tkat there is but one remedy. Tke German Convention meeting last Monday, ia tke Workmen's Hall, at Ckicago, discovered it witk its correct instinct, and freely and openly announced it to tke wsrld: (hat Congrttt mutt dtelar ttrlf pfr-axenm. is a revolutionary measure, but we are living in a revolutionary time. The second part of tke iasurractioa kaa commenced; tke President himself has raised the flag of rebellion. In sack times extraordinary measures kave to be applied, aad if tke people are waa ting ia ooarage, if tke leaders kave not the necessary courage.

then the consequences will be terrible, anU then a tragedy mil be dUclwei to the wrl lie ft as never wtmtd before. "Can tkia revolution be prevented? Yea, it can. IT Coagreaa will oaly indict the Preeideat, we eaa escape all those evils and rive to tke country peace again. Should Congress net do this, then the 8outk is victorious, aad open civil war. is only a question of In pretty much tke same strain spoke Ike scrolling negro-lecturer, Faco.

Doio-lam, at Ckicago, last week, to a large and enthusiastic" audience. 8inee Chief-justice Chase introduced kim to a Washington audience, as one of "tke ablest and most intelligent men of our country," aad among our foremost orators," and subsequently dined witk kim, Douolass has been patting on extra airs, and thinks ke is divinely commissioned "to set tke people right," aa be told the President he intended to do. Ia kis Chicago lecture he said: "But tke Government kad been tried by treason, rebellion and assassination, and yet remained to be tried by a traitor blacker tkaa Jefferson Davis. Sensation. Yet despite tke hell-black treason yonder at Washington, ths Government stood and would stand.

His faith was in the omni potence of. truth, the enlightened judg- meat gress or tbe loyal people, and the Con-of the United States. Applause. "He saw witk sorrow the eagerness witk wkiek some so -called Republicans were clasping the red hands of traitors, snd the eagerness with which others were asking the country to forget these deeds of traitors, aad to forget the services of their friends. Hs did because they were a temble eritU, tclire a bloody baptirin might rent'.

He was certain they were on the edge of a ekarm, deeper and mnre terrible than tke one they had eteaprd They vert being wan tonlg betrayed into the hanar oj their enemies. There were two walls yet between them and the catastrophe one Congress, and the other the people. Tke Eed Republican Germans of Chicsgo, at tkeir meeting, last week, passed ths following resolutions: "Jleiolred, That the House of Representatives is asked to take measures at oace to oauss ths impeachment of the President for kis many unconstitutional acts. E'tolrei, That Congress continue in session until March, 18b7, In order to prevent any 'coup ehould such be attempted by thcwould-be Napoleon, and to prevent the abuse of the immense patronage in behalf of tke new Confederate party. There is more revolution and impudenoe ia tkat, than in the utterances of the negro, and is dictated by tke same spirit tkat inaugurated tke late deplorable war; and which, if indulged in, as it has been manifesting itself since the veto, may lead to another civil strife more terrible than that through which we have just passed.

It takes, however, an instructor in things divine to concentrate bitterness, and pour oat abuse in its vilest form. The Boston olergy have been trying their tongues on tbe President, and foul mouths they disclose. Ws givs a specimen from one of them, Reverend D. A. Wasso.y.

This D. D. tk fr hi tmt EhL 1: "Woe 10 thee, land, whan thy King is a child." Among other things he said: "Let us build a monument to Benedict Arnold; let us lose no time in doing him justice; for, although the carrion smells ill Deside tke rose, yet its smell becomes liks ths rose when compared with asafetida. Let os ssy Saint Judas snd Patriot Arnold, for this last betrayal has a character and place to wkiek tbe others were mere nothing, for it was done not only without compunction, bat so fsr as the chief sotor was ooneerned with a feeling that he was doing good. No vice ever reaches its worst till it comes with a feeling of virtue ia it.

"Judas was a bungler; he should havs fone into tke synagogue witk the price of imself jingling in his pocket, and thanked God thai he was not as other men. He was a fool, and went and hanged himself; but don't let us be too hard oa him; he didn live in the nineteenth century. Your perfectly virtuous traitor it tskes Urns to form. Andrew Johnson is a base coward, or elss ks would not cry out that Charles Sumner wants to assassiaate kim. Thank God.

ws kavs at last in Congress body of mrn intent on doing their duty; but I (ear tke result of tke war powers of the President will be to implant in the people a relish fer Executive power, and in Congress an obsequiousness to the Kxecutive mandate. I tee the beginning of a netr eonieit to day. It it the ttruggle between ExecuUre ahtoiu'im oa the one hand, and the Uberty of the ptopU on the other. If the Northern heart is not fired, and the Northern people not incited into aaotker revolution, it will not be tke fault of tke Bed Republican Germans, negro represent-J ative men. and Puritan clergymen.

Stabbing ta the Dark How the Presl-dent is Assailed. There are some things so detestably mean, as to make honorable mea blush to think that any body could be guilty of eommit-ing them. Bead the following copy of a letter addressed to a seldier of Company Oae Hundred sd1 Sixteenth Regiment Illinois by a brace of Military C1aLi Agents, and then confess that humanity eaa get very low down in the dirt. fOoff- ESTABLISHED IS 1861 LICIHBED BY TUS ISITID STATES OOVEBSMEXT. Military Claim Office of A.

N. 4 J. H. McGiadlay. Vncr.

Ilhnoht. lebrcaryM. USS. "Jossra Daira. "Dsab Bib la answer to yours of the 20th, we would say that Coagreaa kaa not, up to tkia time, passed aay law allowing additional bo un ties, end we do aot believe tkat Presides Jehasoa will alga any sack a bill on less it iacludes tke rebel soldiers, aa it appears tkat ke kaa west over to tke Cepperkeada aad rebels from kis laat speech.

We hope, kowever, for tke beat, aad tkat tke law may paaa. If so we will write yon at oaee. Wo expect to get your claims called up for eatUaaieat aow Tory aoo aad will write yea at oaee aa tke receipt of tko claim. Tears tmly, tSignod A. N.

J. H. MowlNDLET. We think it weald be well for tke Bureaus at WaabJjgtoB to examine wall all papers relating to claims, tkat tke above firm may file. PereoBS of tke Infirmities these Claim A goats skew tkey possess, might fall into, irregnlaritiea aoitker koaorable (a tkcateelTeet aor profitable to tke Govera-ateai.

frtr Tko Loadoa correapoadeat of tke Philadelphia Inquirer says: Tel hfuBBAtr. Last week every body was eoaviaeed tkat tka cattle plane was imply small-pox; bat already this kas proved a dalastoa, aad tko experiments of vaoetaetioa kave generally failed. Tko die seas, la spite of tko oola weather, la oa tko increase, aad aeloatifio mea are at a lee wkat to sagrest asxU The pepalar fear la alee iaeraaoiBg tkat tkia dlsoeee it bo ateearier to the ekolara, or soma ether faarfol disorder, amoag kaaa tolas aest oeejoaa, aad yet liulo Is doao to prepare tor or avmrt tko eUisdfal asslllsaus." y'rkwija. iu of tko edlUTi. af tko Bpriagfiali.

Maoa XtpnUicm (Kep-V writes freea 'Waakiagtsej tkat Coagreaa ia like th bey etrt oa a roagk toe Una ope boat: "Caa ye pray, Jim "Cos yea alag a kymr. "jro." "Corn's yea, taoavfPavoraeeU-BIklsr'. i-llota Ml of -Wen." witk a alga, "asm llki eg i i i I I I I I I 'wm-vwnug the rebeHloa. wkam tbo Tx- TZZ ztTT1 Powers, John i a ax-J T.hiU.. a oaee booamo famooa.l "The President." said tkia Frealdeat h.P sTTj mfeUautwm.

Jke York World. CITY NEWS. The Uaitod States Court yesterday adjourned until Friday. -DnriBg the past week there were admitted to tke Commercial Hospital 51 patients; disckarged, 69; died, born, 283- At Small pox Hospital, Rose Hi If. admitted, discharged, remaining, 31.

The new boot and shoe home of Rowland, Irvine Ne. 102 Walaat street, preeeat through oar columns this morning to their friends and the public generally a new stock of spring boots aad shoes at the late redneed prices. Fixe at CLirrox. About tea o'clock Sunday morning, the roof of tke residence of Peter L. Brown, Keq-, on Lafayette avenue, in Clifton, was discovered to be oa fire near a chimney.

A high wind prevailing from the north-west fanned tke flsmes, and the whole building was consumed in half an hour. By the energy of the neighbors the furniture was all saved. body of Samuel Works, of this city, who, while ia a somnambulic state, walked overboard aad was drowned, from the steamer Robert Moore, near Manchester, about three months since, was found on Priday last at tke mouth of Iadiaa Creek, Campbell County, Kentucky, having loated twenty miles. It was brought here for burial. To be Bold.

Who il ia want of a residence? The reason we ask is tke fact tkat Cbss. C. Kohl will, this afternoon at three o'clock, sell on the premises those two valuable residences, Nos. 425 and 427 West Sixth street, at auction, to the highest bidder. The sale is positive: therefore is ths chance a good one for bargains.

Who is in the field? Cot STT COMHtRftlOXEns' Pbocecdinos. Yeeterday being the first day of the usual quarterly road session, the papers relative to the establishment of a county road ia Delhi snd Btorrs Townships; also, the remonstrance of D. Z. Sedam; also, the report of the viewers and surveyor, recommending the establishment of said road, and awarding D. Z.

8edam $300 damages, were read and laid over until Wednesday, March 7. Jf9 Sale or Real Estate. Jacob Graff Co. sold at auction, yesterday afternoon, a frame house of five fooms, with lot 25 feet front by 70 feet deep, to Margaret Can-field, for terms cash. Also, a frame cottage of three rooms, with lot same aixe as above, to William Ryan, for $1,860.

Total, $4,360. Terms, half cash; balance in one and two years, with interest. Both houses on Sixth street, half a square east of Marine Hospital. Abrh-t and Rktibn or a Fcoitive Finn Ji-thk. A man named S.

J. Our-ney, a fugitive from justice, was Sunday forenoon arrested by Officer Vsniant and handed over to Mr. S. M. Ballard, of Clarksville, Otsego County, Now York, who had been in pursuit of him for the last three months, following him through the CansdsH into Michigan thence to the Pennsylvania oil regions; to Indianapolis, snd finally to this city, where he was accidentally discovered yesterday morning.

Gurney, it seems, committed a forgery li Clarke ville, obtaining some $1,500 thereby. For this he was arrested and held to bail in $2,600, Mr. Ballard beeomiag his surety. As soon as he was released, Gurney absconded, taking with him a young woman with whom be had been livinir. This occurred some three months Mr.

-J iiallard nas tracked him, as we state above, snd had almost despaired of success, when he met in the post-office on Sunday the women who left Clarksville with the for- Ser. Hearing her ask for a letter for S. J. urney, Mr. Ballard followed her to the tin-shop of A.

N. Wexelburg. No. 9 Fifth street, where Gurney was employed, where Officer Yanxsnt arrested him, and he was taken back to Clarksville by Mr. Ballard on the seven o'clock train on Sunday night.

Real Estate Transfers. lBorted Eapclllr for the Otitrtanatl oeotnr.) Iimum, Maroi) 5. D. McGregory et al. per Sheriff to Medard Fels.

12K acres of land, in section 15, Mill-i creek Township $3,000. Martin Mohr and wife to Philip Dk- tnKTb, a lot ew br feet io an alley, on the east side of Western avenue, 108 J- feet north or Liberty street si.ZOU. Luke Kent snd wife to John 8. Laareni et lots Nos. 10, 11 and 12, in A.

H. trnst subdivision of Spring Garden; also a tract lying in the rear of said lots, on Millcreek $1,100. Jacob W. Holenshsde, lease to Neave Schoenenberger, all those premises known as Nos. 615 and 617 Central avenue, be- I tween Betts and Clinton streets, being 42 by 100 feet, for five years from March 1, lsi.O.

at an annual rent of $1,300. Henry Klevmier to John H. Schuke, a leasehold 20 by 200 feet, on the east side of I Vine street, north of Allison street; also the improvements, utensils and the bakery business connected therewith Thomas Herbert snd wife to Frederick Holford. a lot 30 by 1j2 feet, on the east aide of May street, north of McMillan i reel, in Kemper's subdivision of the Cot tage Farm, in section Millcreek Township $WJ. John Kutler snd wife to Audrew Decker, 67 acres, in section 25, in Symmes Township Oi i 75.

I). A. Powell, per to Henry Murriy, leasehold, 50 by 105 feet on the nonk-weit corner of Walnut and Mercer streets, extending to Seegar alley $400. The same to Roger Dwight, a lot 20 by b5 fret on the east side of Eighth street continued, eaat of the Miami Canal $400. Kmaia Y.

Matthews to Francis W. Dury, 4 sors of land in section 6, of Millcreek Township $5,000. Pailipp Kolb and wife to Henry KoehL a lot 0 by IU0 feet to an alley, on the corner Of Rice and Fountain streets $ST0. Elia Young, administrator, to John Ryan, a lot 25 by 100 feet, lying en the weet aide of Stone street, SO feet south of Fourth street $2,975. Philip Csmpbell aad wife to William McK.

Gale, a let fronting 25 feet oa East Front street, and extending back to the Little Miami Railread $1,600 John W. Sewell and wife to Abel B. Car- peni enter. 20 acres of land in section Colum- bia Townshio $3 600. Conrad F.

Wahlers snd wife to Sara Menger. a lot 15 by 20 feet on the east side of Goose alley, 90 feet north of Fourteenth street M50. Samuel Mills and wife to Joseph H. Spell-mire, a leassbold 25 by 80 feet on the north side of Everett street, between Central avenue and John street $2,000. Joseph F.

Potter and wife to Maria L. Knight, the fee simple of the lot above 06. Stephen Wilder and wife to Edwin F. Wilder, their son, block of Wilder subdivision, Btorrs, Township, containing 2 47-100 acres; block lying on tko Hsmilton and Dayton Railroad, in the same subdivision, containing 2 85-100 acres, and two-thirds of block also 200 feet off tke south side of block No. 9, in tke same subdivision $1, love and affection.

Daniel Barnes, per administrator, to Alva T. Barnes, 37 acres, ia section 13, Colerain Township $2, 440. J. P. Harrison et al.

(quit claim) to Louisa N. Brown, tks soctk-east oorner of Barr and Linn streets, being a lot 80 by 80 feet $10, Shepherd Brown and wife, of New Orleans, La to John Bell, tke same prop- JohaJ. Riddle and wife to Hsgk Me-Collnm aad Joka B. Beioh, a lot 40 by 90 feet ob tke east aide of Broadway, between Eighth aad Bodiager streets Kebemiah Wade and wife to Joka J. Biddle, tke same lot $4,600.

(cesratrsicArsa. Feaiaa Faads. Te th Editors of tka OtaoUaatl smsasrsr: Ia your Sand ay's issue tke following paragrspk appeared ia tke special dispatek from Kew York, Tii "Killiaa, tke kiakoay Secretary ef tke Treasury, kaa outwitted tke Roberts party at Pittsburg, by inducing the traasary there to forward all the moasy oolletod at tkat convention direct te Joka Mite hail, la Paris. KUlliaa faraiaked traasporta- Ui; rroadiag "taeabe ve I felt aoatdeat wnnr ooiierpaodeat waa aaislaforsaod tkat waTsiissae of KiUiaa'a la teat maso-faetart! But te bo eerteU of the feet I Ulegrapked to Fnaideat ttooerts wr ea tko sabjeet, aad re- aaiwod tko fella wing reply, WaWwat Waaa exnUia it k.vTm.k or Tamaaita fTiwrnasATi: Tke al.l'amBt of tka JAtOWaT eat ia false ia every particular. Witk tkat aaaaGenerel Bwsoaoy kaa already Bar-ahaaawl riflas.

KilUaa doea aot deal ia thaeelrUclel W. R. BOBKBTS, Prosldeat reaUa n.i wtll tat aaoo that the oat klB- dradusaad dollars anbecTibed at the Vtt rittsbmrg Uoogrsaawasira. sos-j 9 ltswtaTPO caatatoB Lsas Erven IV Oaio Ibmasa Dfi Jar t. John Com.

Jaaa flu I km iwor. r-" -TtTirrni mm sliinai ta siiai Ufal abaaaei mmm im nl at Ta tisiiilial mmt aa sacra for etvara -tartaS Itm mam at ab a aiatiS la Fwajosala Oea-sr. la tea, ta li, ea ia raS at Hnlnaii. BvrioimwMrhca tivaa br aaMtea toe aaow ta Ian of Iadiaa. Tt Malif raattas tka aa, avr nalesa is I.

dtaaa: aad aetvai aotlr ofaais lit fiaei Oa- atmr aa lh rmmlr. tl a Ot nrv It la traa nr 8uiu Oasrt ha that a W.ra rroaa tta onam of aamt ilai a. rthmh oltaiad by frao aa 1 fmime teat ao, emm a Sa a. Ida aa aa arMlaaJ MM aaS aabaaejt tatai but tt la aot me 1117 to coaaider ajfeMkar thka eVotxavelt apa'tcabsi ia ta sriiiat caaa. Theaaas-Urn of jertadiettaa a.

oat ba diooaaS at. Tbe doctrla at dhrarra ot am the aaaajai mar mma SoabUaaa will ba co Id. il I laaaaaav bat ia Iba carta of till Baa inHi adnat tka aaasa cofwlvioa Ta Codtatim af aba t'aitwf Stataa dnbtn tbat fall aa craSit abajl ba rnai la neb atata Iba aubHe acta, racord aa ladartal rui a-f ararr otar mala a Coaarai af ai--attiu Iba aaaaaar la sblch tka aaaw ahail ba arovad. am. Mj lh- act at I7S0 4 omartm ddaad that aach arotda aaau aaa ta tartai aa endtt otaar K'mte aa thej ka a By law or aMc ta ara writ.

Tb doctxlBa bad br vrtl aatabbaaed that jadc-aval nailm I ta aar Alata aaaaailiia to Sad tka aar-aoa a cMaaa af aaacaar, wbaa tb dafcodaat bad aot I (a aarvad wit putaa. ar voamabarUr la ti da- It Bar. was voto, avcept ia tn wai and that a It-ftaiaura taaclataat aatborivtBe aoeh iadf maat waiJ7 iraalld baroad the limit at tba Barrlcnlar tat, tb iarkxlletios aad hwlalatla aa-iborttr tf ach Btat balaa raatricud to iu awa tar rttory. Tb apaaraat ooaSJot tifaaa thai ral aad tb Coaatt ui oa. aad Act of 17, raaa nae aaacb di-cuaaioa la ta Stta Oowrta.

But wtlh araat aaaalat-Ity tbaT a baU that tb lattar war aot iabradad to van brow tba aalataiT arlarlpla ajroaBalamtad la tb ii ar. ad th- enrractaaaa of tfala eoaatractloB ba baaa falrr raanralaad la or awa Baaa Ohio B. sr aad br ta ailed Bbataa SuMraaaa Ooart (U hWwarda C. S. Bey.

Tax rnU, BaoteBvar, that a a-tthoat aarrio ef sncra a bob. or pararaae by, ta iifinlaal. void oataVk of tb 8tta wbera tiarlmi. aifHts aa well la aolta for divoro at ia othtr oaars. Tba dacraa ef dlrorr ta I a.11 aa taarwfor.

havlas baaa rBrirad wltboal aotifla wr BBBBarmae br to BUlBliSIa tbUaait, of bo ralklitr agaloat bar la lata Slot aor bar to tba bibb nt Braoadtal. Da-Btmr BTvarohHl. CaMw.U a Okldwall for l.iHrT; Oaldwatl Ooa-BtckatdT. 11 lik la. of aallloa.

jr dtVadaat. A Molu PaoBBun Ebtbbko. la tb oaaa of tb OUt aa. Hil and Clark, ta Proweatias Attorney stated karlae had aooatriaac aits laaac Smith, a aolorrd man. who had mada ttatatetaat on whk-b tba aboa aamad aartbra war Smitb, la tb araaaBoa of bu attoraer.

Jade Gbokwa, da-alcd tba truth of hi format atorr, aaaalr that Chwk Bad UIIU who bad takaa aim out at maht to a oast Plaaiwat, racalaad froaa hlmaoartaia amf mama whlb bad coocaaiad tbara. aad waa cbarawd with baring atobm aad ba now aaatea tbat tba ooaay baadrd orar oa that rccaatoe waa h's owa that lb amoaat oa SiTS, aad that raoalvad tt whu la th army. Judia Hajdlnirtoa aakrd Smith wbr had mad the ttataavrBt Implleatiiir Baaa Hilt, aad OlarB. Hmltb Bald ba did ao andar aa xaaetatloa that woald set clrar of tba chars epoa luawaia'B CWMVWJ Tba P'OatcutlBf Attoraar, andar tb etrettar-ataDrr. tboacbl it a propar aa to ester aotl pro at Bi ia tbacaaaof Mar.

Hil la aad UUrk. Tba ooUa waaacootdlaclr aatarad. Boom bio. I Motloa fer aw trial la tbacaaaof HtaootoB ra. L.

B. B. Oompsar withdrawn aad acotd trial tmmea ttader tba atatut. Tba Jadaraof fbaHaaarior Ootirt haard arfnawaU in Gaaaral Tan ia error caata. Sc.

TBE IIBROULIO IN TUB FIR8T PRESBYTERIAN CHl'kCH. ELECTION OF OFFICERS sciudilous mo turbuleit scehes Extraordinary Oondact of Pro-feised Christian Women. Tbe Aid of the Police Invoked The Church Disgraced and Religion Dishonor? d. HISTORY OF THE TROIBLE Two weeks since, meeting was held in the lecture-room of the First Prsebyteriaa Church, for the purpose of electing three additional elders, the session being com posed 'of two persons only, General Wade and Doctor Thacker. The meeting was no sooner organixed than the presence of two sntsgonistio parties, each determined to carry its special candidates into office, waa developed.

The dispute ran so high that, after an hoar spent in debate and confusion, General Wade charging Doctor Thacker wit telling an untruth, and vehemently demanding instant recantation, the meeting was adjourned informally. Last 8aboatk Dr. Anderson, the pastor in charge, announced from the pulpit that another meeting in the same room, for the election of elders, would be held Monday (yesterday) afternoon at 2J o'clock. This meeting was called without the oonsentor knowledge of Dr. Thacker, one of the session.

As the appointed hour approached tbe room was filled, and it was evident that the Anderson and Wsde party had made the best of the interval between the two meetings in beating up their entire force. The Thacker and Johnson wing were taken completely by surprise, and had to contend egaijut great odJa ia Every thing wss quiet and serene; no indications of the coming rage and confusion like Bedlam was discernible, until a motion wss msde to orgsniie by calling Doe-tor Anderson to the chair. Mr. Corry objected to this nomination on the ground that the reverend gen tlemsa wss not eligible. This crested a general furor, arousing the Christian indignation of General Wade and his fellow-sisters in the Lord to such sn extent that he and they cried out, "send for the police snd remove this man who is disturbing ths peace of the meeting." A ready lackey sped to his bidding, and soon returned with a policeman.

Hissing, vituperation and abuse were hurled upon the speaker, who maintained his title to be heard by a vigorous appeal to tbe rules and canons of the Church. The policemen srrived at the scene of eombat just as Mr. Corry nominated and put to vote the name of Mr. Thacker for chairman, snd declared the vote in the negative. The oontest appeared to be for the balance of power.

The session being composed of two elders generally opposite in their views, it became aa important question to increase the number. The Thacker party nominated James Johnson, William Baird and Doctor H. Smith. C. Rogers.

m. Phillip, J. C. Culberson were the sandidates of ths Wade party. On tbe present occasion there were two questions at issue.

1. Who were entitled to vote for Elders? 2. Tbat the meeting was illegal. The Thacker party contended that persons holding settings in pews, persons baptised into the church, as well as regular communicants, were entitled to vote. The Wsde party denied that aay but eom-municantshad a right to be present, mac a lees to vote.

Tba Thacker party contended that the meeting was illegal, beoause not called by a quorum of the session as re- 3 aired by the church discipline. This was enied on tbe ground that the pastor ia chargs had a controlling voice. Dr. Thacker declared that he was present at meetings of the session on Friday and Saturday previous, and that no motion was made to call a meeting for the election of Elders and that Wsde and Anderson had, at eome date later, conspirator-like, planned the present meeting, without authority and in indecent haste. Thediscussion wss conduoted.

on the part of Mr. Corry and Thacker, with the most praiseworthy decorum, while the women, and most of the men of the Wade party, conducted themselves in a most disgraceful and unchristian manner. Their chief aim was to silence all discussion. The debate had scarcely oommenoed wkea tkey called in the police. Mr.

Corry declared tkat ke was born and reared in tbe church being baptized by Dr. Wilson. Some woman cried out, "You are none the better for that;" anotker, "Pat kim Women even cried oat, "Knock kim down; don allow kim to speak ks is a Copperhead." Oas kissed, would like to scratch his eyes another, "Is Dr. Wilson a GodT You are aene tke better for being baptised by kim." He spoke oa daring a eoatiaual assault of the most offensive iasolts and impertinent interruptioaa, Doctor Aaderaoa aor aay of his party attempting to preserve order. Wkea kir.

Corry took kis aeat Dee-tor Aaderaoa spoke ia reply, aad tke utmost order prevailed, ae eaa interrupting kim at all; ae did all tke speakers ea ate aide. After aa hear was spent in this way, conceding tke right at yrotett to tkeir opponents, tke Aaderaoa party organixed tke meeting ky electing Oeaeral Wade to tke Tate. Br I. Bofwra rat rail SI WUUwm Phillip i. lbrtao 51 Jamas Jobaaon WiUmm Ral id.

aaa By which it win be aeea tkat Meesre. Rogers, Phillips aad Colbert ton were eleetod. Mr. Johnson kaa beea aa elder ia tka chareh during tke Boat forty years, bat ob eeeeuBt of the cry of "copperhead" having beea raised against kim, and chit fly by tka wotnea of tke chureh, ke was this time boa tea. One of kia principal opponents, a leader la tka factioa tkat eaaaed tke disturbance, waa beastly drank two or three years ego, at a time wkea ke waa visited by las pastor ef the ohurch, who desired that charges ehould be preferred agaiast him.

Mr. Jokatoa, thinking it waaa temporary akerration, aqd Hs tenia to kia exoosee did aot proeeente it la tke iissioa, aad tkaa brought npoa kiaaaelf much eoaeora, wkiek has aiaoe very Unrequited. One of tke most aotioeeble features of tka preeeedioge yesterday waa tko sxtraordia-ar aoadnot of a maioxitv of tka wemea preeeat, from wkooe aex aad professions of Christianity, decorum, at least, might be expected. Tkey aesiasd te kave ae idea ef aa organixed meeting, aad from tkeir seats Indulged la all ataaaer of Uterreftions and abuse af the (poakera wkooe views did aot karavealse witk their swa. we kave attended maay violent aad turbalent ward B-siHagV wkea tko nwaajka were Trz Bteeeat.

aot aasee aosWe did wo sack ia ascent boaavisraad ewUaaeosai eoa-sTaet aa by tkoso sooaltad Ckriatiaa' sre-aaeaiBeaoox tholeaviiawehwchos ef this city- it was ta botto arrnsasBt eoald offered asiawt ass eaareeo reare thaa thair behavior. Before the elsetioo waa held tko violeaoe was so extreme tkat eome peraoa, whose asms we were not able te aaoertaia, aimed a blow at Mr. Corry while tke latter waa ea th floor, for which exhibition af Cbrie- ea taw noer, tor waioa exaioiuoBat va tiaa ramaaiam be waa very property ta charge of by a policeataa. We saw ataa, Teaerable ia rears, aad of takaa oae gray hairs, approach Mr. Corry while tke latter was speakiag, ia a manner tkat was tke meet effeaaive aad impudent iaaagiaabla, indicating that he had ao lasaect for aay taiag bat his owa peesleae, aad for which, had it been aay other plaeo, aad had ha beea less aged, a knocking down oa the teot would ksve beea oeaaidered bat a alight punishment.

At the cloee ef all this disturbance aad disorder, the Reverend Mr. Aaderaoa, pas- tor of the church, delivered a beaediotiea. Take it all in all, the proceedings were most exeeediagly scandaloas and disgraceful, snd calculated to throw discredit upon the Church. AMUSEMENTS. Blisu Tow A fashionable and decidedly nnaieal andiaaca of lam caliber aaaara- bled at the Mozart Hall last might, who were highly delighted with the eatertaia-meat given by the above musical phenomenon.

Tom is one of those extraordinary beings who dent all preeoBoeived ideas, rale or calculation. His sntire being is concentrated in one element, music, and nature, in depriving him of every other intellectual faculty, has abaorbed soul aad body, all of inspiration and animation, ia iufoverpowering divinity. His performance last night was evea more interesting than eilker of tke enter-taiameats formerly given ia this city. His touch is almost spiritual in its exquisite delicacy, snd hs interprets the subject with the feeling snd tenderness which Moore hss so aptly described as the "soul ef music." There is ao art; it is nature, inspiration, a beauti ul poem, untrammeled by conventional rale or science. Tom's, voioe is deeper and more fully developed than when we last heard him.

He sang "Rocked in the Spirit of the Deep" in exquisite taste, which was enhanced by kis own sccompsniment. Tbe marvelous eapacity to perform a piece off-hand, after onoe hearing it, was fully exemplified. A young lady, after the usual invitation had been extended, was conducted by her father to the stage, and there executed a rather diffioo.lt end really brilliant polka of her own composition. In the mean time, Tom cut up all sorts of fantastic capers, in the shape of dancing, bopping, jumping, and occasionally converting nimseif into an animated teetotum; bat no sooner did tbe lady leave ker seat than ke rattled off a counterpart reflection of the pice she hsd played, amid an overwhelming ehurst of applause, and to the astonishment of the assembly. To-nSght Tom will give another enter-tainment, and we strongly advise all who have not seen tke wonder to be in attendance.

Pixx's Oris a hoi he Mr. Edwin Adams appeared last night to a large and fashionable audieaoe in the arduous role of "Kichard the Third." We witnessed a portion of the performance, snd can vouch for the artistic and forcible delineation of that we saw. To night he will sustain the character of "Rover in Wild Oatr, snd we hsve no hesitation in expressing our judgment that, as a whole, bis interpretation of the chsrscter is ths best upon the American boards. Wood's Thiateb. The drama of ITeper Too Late to Mend is one of the best constructed of the modern sensational school.

Tbe narrative is replete with interest, the characters are drawn from models of this 1 every-dsy. working world and the chain I of incidents, while tinged with a romantic hue, are not overstrained or unnatural. The characters are well distributed and admirably sustained, and tke piece is placed upon the stage with the care and address for which tke management of Wood's is remarkable. A'ever Too Late to Mend is a card that should draw. I Palace Vabiitixs.

The excitement first I created by the famous original Blanchard and his trained dogs continues, and, with the admirable variety performance, con stitutes sn attrsctive miscellany that culminates into overflowing audiences. The Arab troupe, ballet, vocalists, Ethiopian comedians, snd reneral arrangements, oon- I stitute ss comolete an ensemble aa menaa-e- rial ingenuity can devise. The moot exacting can receive his money's worth three times over. Academy or Mtreic. Kelly aad Leon's Minstrels present another first-class bill parformtooe this evealng.

S. S. Basfobd. This old pioneer of minstrelsy has organixed a star band, consisting of members of undoubted ability in their several departments, with whick he will shortly visit the West. Air.

Bt'SKBTT. This celebrity will appear at the Odd-fellows' Hall, Covington, to-morrow and Thursday evenings. Hall's Axctic Rxseabchks. A panorama exhibiting the Arctic adventures of oar celebrated townsman, and pronounced work of great merit, will be exhibited in this city next week. Deeatnr County Democratic Convention.

Pursuant to notice, "the Democracy of Decatur County met in mass convention in the Court-house, in Greensburg, on Saturday, March 8. A permanent organisation of the Convention was effected by calling John DeArmond, Esquire, to the chair, and choosing Creighton Dandy and John L. Dobyns, Secretaries. The President, on taking the chair, stated the object of the Convention to be the election of delegates to the State Convention, to be held at Indianapolis on the 15th inst. A call of the townships waa now ordered, which showed all to be represented.

On motion, a oommittee waa appointed of one from eaoh township to report resolutions, if deemed necessary or proper; also, one similarly constituted to nominees delegates to the State Convention. The committees then retired for deliberation, and in the interim. Hoa. Oscar B. Hord, of Indianapolis, addressed the Convention in one of his sappiest forensio efforts.

His remarks were very appropriate in sentiment, convincing in argument, and the delivery was quite up to the matter. He counseled support of the President in his herculesa contest with the radicals. The Democraoy only wanted tke Union restored, snd ss the President was laboring zealously to that end, tradition, patriotism and reason demanded of every Democrat his hearty and cordial support. The Committee on Resolutions reported, through B. W.

Wilson, that inasmuch as the Convention was called only to appoint delegates to the State Convention, they deemed it unnecessary to report any formal platform, but recommended the adoption of the single resolution: Beeolved, That we hereby express our decided approval of the patriotic efforts of President Johnson to reoonoile the dissensions existing in our country, and utterly condemn the mad, furious and unstates-manliks policy of the majority of Congress. Tke resolution was adopted unanimously. On motion of Captain Bemasdeffer, it was further Jirtolved, Tbat taxation should be equal, and no property or interest should be exempt from an equal burden of the pablie due; therefore, we will neither vote for, nor make common cause with, any one who is not pledged in favor of tke taxation of Government bonds for State and National purposes in like manner as other property is taxed. Tbe following persons were tkea ekooea delegates to the state Convention Washington W. W.

Lowe, J. V. Bemus-doffer. Dr. Wm.

Bracken, Joka Patton, R. B. Cobb, C. Beits. Fugit J.

Kineaid, T. R. BelL D. Dobyns, J. J.

MoCrackia. Adams Dr. A. L. Underwood, Mauri, Beaj.

Jenkins. Clinton T. Meek, H. Sertoli, I B. Dais.

Clay A Ewing, J. G. King, M. Mendenkafl. Jacksoa Dr.

W. F. Riley, A. Miller, Webb. Band Creek H.

C. Miller, B. 8. Grayson, J. J.

Bobbins. Marion D. Shulti, M. Dickey, E. B.

Elder, B. Hardebeck. Salt Creek J. Hart, J. C.

Little, W. Glide well. On motion, tke proceedings were ordered to be published ia the Cincinnati Enmartr, Isdiaaapolis i7fraW and Greensburg Chronicle, aad tkea tke Ooavoatioa adjourned JOHN DE ARMOXD, President. Cbxiobtob Dabdt, gMrptariea. JOBB L.

DOBTBS, rrwm tb Qataar (Tlhasw) Brala. "Help Caaelae or I isvkl" Oa th 2Sd, aays the Chisago RemmbUemm, (Bad.) Ooveraor Stoao of Iowa received the following dispatek from tke members of OoarTeaa from tkat Bute: Oovsraar eaoa-I this tryrat hoar, other nialiaii i lilieup' Ins ward of ehasr i thair at aaa loa Iawamwwi atnerulsilna 7" The reader will aek, what followed Why, tks Legislators approbated. Tkia reminds oaof the poet who aaid: J. 1 Kbw Oblbabs bow kao a populatloa. larger by sixty tkeaeaad tkaa ever before, Galveston aa other Texaa aitiea are fail to evarflowiag.

aad the same ia aaid af Mempkia, Mobile. MoatMesory, Atiaavta, had all the howae ef too atk psad etaH TXXE UOOSA THJHD CSt Pomria. Day rth Trial Saamtatel 4DeeTeit. TESTIMONY CONCLUDED THE PIIS0IE1 AID HIS 1PPE1R1ICC The Opinions of the People a Tke Immease Crowd ia Atteadaace I starch tbtiot roa ths tirmi ooitutcd. ibomaa Blaac aaiaa la BHadbrtawa: Marr Ska-r alas Bllbar: waaa.tot rassalrct of bar vrrr kauins him abowt tea mardar: drat aaw aa --coaatcf Hit thapaaBTSaa Wall I lip; hi da(htar aid BOthtac abaat it at thb time ba aaaar laid bar tbat tba marbt ha Ballad ta LBaaoa Mary wa at th ball oa htaadaj nitht aaarailr had braaafaat arowl balf aaat mix Ban wa aot la Iba baMt af rria ia bad bta aftsr bains wt at abtbt ba w.a la tba babit of chaeaiac bar wbaa aba talbad aboat bar aaiabbora.

Oroaa-KamlBad aaawmbar ba atioe Starr aad bar BBotber mJh aboat fcrtnaa icttlas be waa opposed to all fortana Irltlse. Boaaa Patteraoa Lla-a ta Middlatown BTra. Mc-B-al waaal ai aa oa Taiadar aaoralas aft tb mardar earn at alt tbrratill Baaao'cBBrk know tbav ryitt Bra. MoaWai cboraad tar bar tbat aortlsi Jam a Owaalnyaam ttid witamt tbat if ah would awaar poalOaarjr that wa. Ooart waa tb ataa, tbara wa a at la Labaaaw woo Id uraaar SJLa did aot aar wa tb ataa was; Bar ahafar had abowa bar a papa aad taad it ba bar, aad aaid It waa bar arldrBrr that bad brra writaaa doom ior bar bj i aaaiaeaam womo nmoat rard.

Sn. HcNaal bd wltaaat brlarr that tt wa tba abjbt of tba autrdar tba wttaaaa wa at BOaal acaaa; Jabaaoa Parwr aim bald oat l-docameu ta witaaat to laatify ta thweaaa; wHatot caa aot read wlalies abeetald. Ti itimowT aw ifcam deaad. axacmao rtmsoiT. Jbbm SleBVal BacaJlad row tall twa bay Jobs Hill aad Joba C.McOrar -that If Str Baoaa bad baaa killed roar aaeie bam.

aid aot have baaa la tba Braiientlarr Ubtartad i Adamlttai by tb Ooart. A. Ko. air: amd aothias of th kind. o.

Did pan But aar to ham I oak. oa Saturday tiibt. aftor laavtas tb wwataa-atand. Br thy caaht ata ia oo Ma. or I oaaxhl mraerf ia it A.

Mo. air. Baaar aaw ala mothar waabln: bloodr rkMbaa. Do aot kaow tbat fala aada Sam. waa awar from bom ob Monday nijtht.

Cbarlra Xatnar awora by dafenaa Wlill Ooorart worked la Hlddleowa- bt maatacn wma cotorad black aa waa rr particular aboat kcapi' it black. Ifea'tknow bow it wa aboat Ofariatmas ubm. Mr Kate swora by deene)-W a at tb uaa of Mr. Boo af'ar tba mardrr waa titer two or ibree wreka. DeCmdaat waa In th room wber Mrs.

MWtaa wa lylae for two or three hot ire oaa night. BIBUTTtHO TXSTIMOMY COSTISVED. Mr. MeBeal recalled Taa ribt of eras. examlatnc tbi witaee baa bet-n reeerrwd.

Q. Did yon, on abont tb tw, T-thlrri of Ho-Tember Uet write a k-tter to roar buaband, ta which yon epokaof team's murdailas acrap- af th Baca htmUy A. a tlne-a eaa aot wrtt or read writlna. Tha etatar at witnoa wrote a latter to HarriaoB BtcBeal, twin Mi did not kaow exactly what aha wrote. Did not tell Miae Boaler th mora I or aftee-tbe murder Utt there bad beea aa awful mardar over about Dear-field laat nlebl.

Jamea nuulnrham Tol.l Mrs. Parteraon that tb Kple over abont Lebanon believed tbat tbe McMeaJ lily knew a methlnc abont Iba murder told Mr. Patterson if abe knee, any tblna abont tba murder, lionratly, sad wunld rwaarto it pwltiralr, aha micbt aurna da) fli.d a coupat of boadrtd dollars aboat bar booaa. Mrs Booaa- Told to look at tha baadkiwrklaf wbirk baafrrnnenlly bean arcduced ia Court, and aay If alia thouaht It wa Jeaae Coaaaaa' coald aot aay dat re. member aeeiuc bim hara one like it.

Mary Later-Had a ooar raatxoo with Mr. McNialou tbe moraine aiter tba murder, aad aba arked me if I hail beard aboat tba marder oyer about sieaiibld? 1 aaid no, and atked ber bow aba had heaid about tt. iThia waa aboat half paat seven in tb muroiDK after th murder. Bbe aaid trom th papera, I the Bapera ba aot come yet aha tbea aaid that ber brother 8am. bad told Iter about it; Mrs.

McNi-al aaid aba auppoeed tbere were Sr or (it killed fr what aba Bad heard; ana told lha name of tbe family that waa kllUtl; amid it wa tbe nVram Ibaitly thrre were clotbea ha. isiud; up to dry: Sn. Mchit-al one of ber boy haa lailt-n iato tha canal, and eba wa dryina tba clotbea. Arniiioos- COrXT MCT AT O'cLOt K. IIALf-PAST OXI John McCrar twora Lleea la HDpack, Warren Ooontf JaD McNeaJ told ma on- dar that i Mra.

Kooaa had teen kilkd deal, bla om-te Sam. wonl4 not th- a bae beet. In tbe peDitt-utiary we had been talking atwat bis father (Uarritoa beiacia Cioaa aained Told aboat 'hi a good atnr tim. I a.ked him what bla father waa in jail for, and be aaid 1. waa for tbe marker of the Row family there haa been no offer of flttr dollars to me for WUflM hare.

John Hall awora It fourteen year oM Heea down be Heneeca lired there abtnt two 7-n koowa Jaa, aUheaJ he toM if itooaa had been killed dead bla nnc.a am. ould. not in the peallt-ntiarr. banmal ITuuk- -tltara Jame noeal aay lert lha ttoe tavnd on 8a.tnrdvF thett "they I ha cattiffht hitu- ca chttl liim Lr ooe Uoa Ua, aelf lu it WUliajn Lacaa Tefltlfled to tliaaajne fact. Oliver Iti sworn Took Jacob McNeaJ to tke Kaforxa Farm He aaid to me that tba old asavn, meaVDlDR bia father, hd notblnc to oo with tbe mardar.

lie raid It was bla Uocte Sm. who bal don the muer. Thatue koew what thr wao tad with hla father, tbty wanted to atn If they oa Id aot rt aomethioc oat of bLas, bat tlukt the old in waa too d- imsi for thedn. John B. Aitdrewa Bronsht Jacob McNea.1 from the Reform Karm.

He told me, vithont my aaklQB him, that tit 9t ba tiad heavrd of the marcler, waa oa the utorninjt aJter. lltt he beard hia I avcle baiu. tall hia father. John Bntler. FhetHfT When Jam-s McNeaJ was brovfrht from the Reform Karm, I had bim In chars He raid be koew thai bia waa nt at aon on Momla) Diht.

After ha bad Bwen hie aKiClwer bera, be aaid tbat bla uncle 8am. waa not at home that nfffht. Tkcmaa Beachey worn'-Waa at tbe Kooaa kOwaaa tbe morning after tbe mnrier. Mr. 8awe tveara anevownoed that he propcer-d to aarora by tbte witneaa that there Were marks oo the wlnsftow 1 still kva itAima h.vrosBS that thers the window ill tbe Briut.

id btood, oi a nana wiut lour Aue-ra aad tbe thumb, and that thka wavai tkva Uft htvnsl iK.i ti frame of the wladow. the priat ixLs-w that thai wcnld bare otirvm tOmony ia cbUf. but tbat It had bat l-atsrnuy oome wsh koow.uf: he admitted that It ovjrht to bae ba iniroduoed at aa eartier aajriod la the arosjraaa of tise trial he bow propoerd to lntrodooe It as testtmOhr rebuttlas' that of Mra. IlardlDaT for tbe defenae. A oug ariraiiient bare oontiueoced as, to tha a4mlar-albliity of i be taatimony.

Tbe Court dciled tkat thla was. orijrtnal and not rebattlnj usti atony, and ooald not be admitted. Mr. tiaere then annoanoeU that tbe teartmoy for the State waa ooncluied. Tbe artrnnient for me wroaecanon wma conaswaeta abent four u'ctocS.

at tbe cloala or tbi report. How moch time will be ronauKMxl in tha arguBaaat. it ta impoaaible to aar. Jnatf Saaita ba compelM to Btat pone tbe openlDpof court al wuoli gun 1 0-111 arrow, as it la certain that thia caa caa aot be eoat-In. ded ob 11 to- morrow at let WBea a verdict will ba reached it ia imaoerlbla area to TOrmiee.

TBS raisosKB. It is not true that Oooeert ia a bad-lookia man. pi-raona who caa aee ao mncb of erlt ia till ooanteuBBc should ramember that if they them-at lees were on trial, accueed of a enow of tb macai' tod of thia mtirdar. perhaaa tba majority of I pacta, tore would dlaoorer tbe aame t-ridecca of Suilt fr Mn tfcieir It ia true tbat samojet OooTert haa not ib lnteltectaal or lotelllireut look bat he woald not be Botioeit ia a crowd ae a bad-tooklnc aaaa. Tbe ri I ha watohad in raia for mar enmajra la bla cooBleDBBO tbsi a trona point ia Biada aaaioat him.

or anv appearaaoaof jot wbea aar thine ia acated favorable to hla innocence. I bave at tbM momfat a ood ew of bia ncbt hand, from which tb thomb waa abot. which fact haa ateea rlaa a ao nock teat I -noar oo qneatloB whether he a riaht or left-handed, hot more than a Barter of aa inch of tha tbnmb remain It an aie to bare beea shot off claa to tb metacarpal boa. Of eourar. It will be a point with tba defenae tbat a rlchC headrl aaa who aa ioat ha thumb, cou'd not etruajri with grow a maa waa Jeaaa Cooa-na, aad kill hia with a 1 lea a from aa officer ia tbe raaimeat lu ekkli oueeit aerred.

thai rcputatlo for brae rr wa by ao nieane food, and it wa geaarai'y be. II. v. I Bat he parpoealy abot oS bia thamb ia orojar ta be dtacbaised, i which, however, ha did aot a ox peed. It aeai tliat the aaarcb on.

day be tell down, and ha aaa wa ccaoeatallr Stacharid a ha aaad. HI thamb beta at ta. lime th aunk, waa abot ofl. Tba oat remaikatW he la naaid to him darlae tb trial ia kia canataat rhewias ot tobaoco. Ta iuaatiu of ta ii ha aa Immeaas.

tbi caoae. Tbaroart rac aa Be mora mmslitilr ailed thia aftevwaua thaa oa aar pr-vWaa occ ian. Ta aai-lerr I. ealliety ailvd with badiea. I.adiea ara alao ataodltuf aa.1 alttiaa aa th patfora with th Joaca and behiad ta Ueark'a waaa.

How tke I Bite Statee Eiptess Robbers were ArreateeU A Su Ixuis paper purports to cIts the facte of the arrest of the United tales Express rabbere aad tha recovery of the money. It says ths robbery, it is said, was planned br one Johnson, a saloonkeeper oa Broaaway, and was participated ia by Its mea. The plan, as agreed upon, was faithfully acted oat, and after Miller waa facsad and robbed, the fire men divided the money equally among; themselves, each reeeWing (8,000, leaving 4,000 to be divided with eateidera. to be delivered by Johnson. The robbers thought themselves safe, aa their plaa had been fully carrird oat and each one carried off hia ahare of the plnader, thus avoiding the necessity of a sAfoeequent meeting.

Bat the thieves were mistakes. Ths Police Commissioners had knows of the projected robbery for two weeks before it occurred, aad bave had their detectives ea the track of Johnsoa fer all that time. Whether it was because the oae thousand dollars was insufficient to buy off the force, or because the Express Company had aeat East for five detectives te work up the job, matters not. It suffices to aay that the city police hnmcdiately went to work, and before the night one or more of the supposed robbers were arrested. Of coarse it waa necessary that the utmost seeresy should be obeerred, and instead of taking those arrested to the calaboose, they were confined ia the Iaadetl Hotel.

Before the Mondsy night suooeeding the robbery, the following peraens were ia confinement in the sixth story of the Lindell Hotel: Ed. Neumaater aad his sister-in-law, Johnson and hia wife, Joe Gilbert aad hia wife, and a maa named Lyman. These parties were all confined ia separate rooms, aad a guard of polioemea petroling the eorridoe ef the hotel ia Croat of the reosna ef these prisoners ef State, calling attention to the matter. Neumaater waa the first te snoeumb te solitary confinement, aad, upon his confession, the house of hia sister-in-law, on St. Charles street, waa searched, aad $16,000, the ahare of himself and Lyman, found concealed in the mat trasses on the bade.

Following up the olue, two tin eaas, hermetically sealed, were found ia the Lindsll lot. The eaaa contained abont $8,000 each, making a total of $28,000 said to have been raovTd. Other rumors have it that $12,000 mere waa discovered ia JehBsea'a aeaae, aad that a portioa of the money waa found upon Gilbert person, but the fact that Gilbert waa ia jail at lha time af the robbery, oa the charge. of passing counterfeit money, disproved tka rumor. It ia aow said that all the pei sens eoaaected with this robbery have baaa discharged frets eostody, aava the fact that Boae of these are i spat tea wpea the books ef the eaJabeoee or at the jell, end that tka police re ant kaa beea with-drawalfroa tka leiadell, rives eoior to tka ranter, htr.

Kipp, Superintendent ef the Company, was here fraaa Banal attend-iag te ths srst tsr usiawaally. TatBTBM Stotsrs, Pavrteji fltatat) emtaaaal troopa, areaa trial at WCatiagteav rear, taea ethave aiw la exned fas ef re teesmtks thirtsia. 9 t- a-" r. Kn'sli i HEW POUT H.WI. Kawrcir IttuTraftB-- Gtosiers pmmi rsATK Gaib CABPWstn Cocwtt Bavbto-, TtOBixaw.

The election yosterday taraBiaw awed ia a glorioos gaia Apr tke DontoerBcy. They have gained oae hnadrod and orty-aiae votea ea tko saajority of throe hua-' red sad afty-aiae. agaiaat them at the last February special election. Had tkey done as well at tke February election, tkey would have beaten Hawthorn and Degman, as well as elected Fearona over Baker. We sabjotB th fall ibUuss.

President City 'ouncil King (Radical) 706; Wilson iDesseeratl, 65a. dv Clerk. Siae VW; Macrae 516 C.tv Trearurer. Brett (K. Dietx (D 631.

Cttv Engineer. no opposition. Rirgs (R-), Fowler ii-j; Sellman (fadepeadeat), WABD ornrBBs. First Ward. CouacU Moore RA 133; Wolf K5.

School Trustee. Bodley (B.) 142; Btriker (D. 66. Second Ward Council. Camminga (R-) Connelly (T.

96. 8chool Trustee Root (R 69; Wright (D Third Ward Holt B.V 14. Fourth Ward. Couaoil Kaaar (B 195; Evans SL. Fifth WaH.

Council Holmes (R.V 121; Bets (D.l, 112. School Trustee. Rioe l. lt; Gideoa, (D 9W. irromth hVw Tork World.) iBBBtigratioBe Tke following veritable statement exhibits tke total number ef passengers tkat kave arrived at Castle Garden, under emigrant regulations, for the past nineteen years, and the total for each year.

imt m.ost iv HJ 771 i l. ITS 1 1II.7S I an.vM B.9i si I 7S.SBS 7S.J2J 104,13 feW I ai SJU.0S1 1 l' ISO leM. le4. 1W! lev. l.5..

I liraad By the above figures tt will be seen that the number of emigrants who arrived at this port during the last year was only exceeded in the year 149 by 20.57; in by 12,706: in 1X61 by in 152 by in 1853 by in 1854 by and by no other year among the nineteen has the emigration of lix been exceeded. This speaks well, and betokens handsome results to our labor markets, particularly to the Southern and Western States. The Imperial Fasailr of Fraaee. The Paris correspondent of the Chicago Ripublican, who was lately at the grand Imperial ball, ans at the opening of the Chambers, thus describes the Imperial family: "The feebleness of the Emperor was more remarked on this orcaeion than at the ball. He walked through the hall to the throne like an old man of eighty years, tottering at every step.

The dsy ke first strode up that aisle he bowed, and smiled, ajd saluted in every direction, but this day he did not once turn or move his head. This is certainly not because he is less complacent or less desirous of pleasing, but because he is physically inoapacitsted. The Prince Imperial is far from a healthy-looking child, but this may not prevent his living long. Tbe Empress looks scarcely less beautiful than in the dsrs of her youth, snd she bowed and smiled ss if she were making compensation to the multitude for the lack of salutations they might consider more important. The whole ceremony was slso more imposing this year than LOCAL NOTICES.

Moonej' Steam Engine. Beautiful Photographs, at LanJj Dew GaUJery, 161 Weet Fourth street, near aUm, aoatti aide. mhl-6t Land 8 new and elefrant Oallerr, tbo moat extensive Photograph ertahhahment in tbe Weet. 1 Weat Fourth stret, nar aUm, aouth.sid. mhl 6t Removal.

Glaser Brother, proprietors of the Kenton W'-ulen Mill, manufacturers of fancy cajsimt-n-e. satinets, jeone, Ac, linaorteo-and deevlera In foreikin and dome tic woolt-na anJ tatilors trimaitBO, bavt- removed from Nos. iw aad 100 Weat Pearl atrret to their new atore No. 11 fi West Third at re ft, foorth door weat of tbe Barnet House. (mM-t) voi The cure of nerTous- iieas Is test eflt-cted by ra1urinx the hraltby action of the atomacb and bow.

Is. aad by prower axerclae la tba ta ttBLarmtlt ruod tb- buwols should l- OvteVslon ally r-mevt-d by Barnaul doaea of Blood Pills. Tba eminent snrireon Abaravatky'a auction to a nasrrouj lacy, ia worthy of place bare: "IHsmiie your aerv-anta, aadao.e, and make your own PUBLIC SALES. Vest Demisable Lot os Seventh oTaaxT at Atrrioa. Oakley Co.

ell at auction tala art aoo at three o'clock, on tbe pi-mle, tii-lot of ground attnated on the south aide of Beveatb street, between Lino aad Baymlllar, adjoiains of the houa. No. 449 Bert-nth street. 6V advertlaemant. 7JXSS, Oa Hondatr morn in.

March ft. mt o'clock, eWtbmaV, bALLIE, Wilt) of DftaahH lillef, th 71-tt TLXT of hr avft. uiiv-ravl on WrNlnoa-ifcT ft moon, Mavrrh 7, at one oVlocst, from hr Imt rveUtloc, No. 'M STmut Sfxth Ktrrtrt. rimiaiM tf list- istiuilT avr invitotl aVltettd.

The funeravbi of th Ut Tbomai BrttT, and Ulis Bt iaTT. bif motbr, wliuHitd I nJiavospolii Ind tu Iik4.a. 4tb will ttxVr plmc from tlie rKJ-tio of Mrs. Mavrr av Air, ou ratit airv-i, Dewpori, A.J., ou afts-rtiooB. March 6.

at two o'rlovk. Thr friwstlatof ttve fau.iisc of fiaoa-wrJ aiW atund ioritavd to el. a MarsTBum. B.jimatim. J.

MoFi HeFemii Ileiieree, taC. aOtarJtUsa, ms pOMMISSION MERCHANTS, COT XTo. XOa eft 104 OolTttabU ClaeSaaarl. Palo. BEING DULY AUTHORIZED TO rwfraaaat th eld aad waU-kaowa boaaaof Maaw.

BAWTBB, WALLA CB Baw Trk, wa ar ai apai ail to aaaka liberal aSvaaoa aa abiaaasats of Oottoa. Tobaeea, Fwrk. Baooa, Lard, riear, to tnma. or to taatr aaaat. BLr.

JaJUS SLKMIS. Baw Orlasns. or to thtr roratca Ounasaouaaiiw. naoa as fBToraot tarss aa aar rassoasfN aoaas oan aSbrd. Wa ar alao arvaarad to man cash advaaoas oa the above articles to ba kald this dtr.

McFERBAN it MENKFEK, lO-J let WB8T BKOOHD )al-tm-ls Olaolanatl. Ohio. HIKDB 9a PORTER, Commission Ilerehants, For ta Bjwha aad sals off en ta Part laaraaa Wataaqr, NO. 47 WEST SECOND ITSE1T, daS-lr OISOIHBaTl. OHIO.

basil w. dc jambs k. dokk. Lata of Lexlastoa. Kr.

Lata of Dak a Bifstaff B. Vt. A- J. K. DIKE, FIOSUCK 1SD COXaGSSIOI M12CE1HTS, COTTON FACTORS, DEALERS IN Boas, Basglos and Par Bonrboa Walakr, NO.

89 WEST SECOND Bet. Visa aad Sans, Otadaaati. O. SPECIAX NOTICES. aa- MASONIC STATED COMMUNI CATION af Miami Lia.

THIS iminj' Ii lMlli, Btaraa. at raoca- Bba AO. w. valval, twemerf. t-80N8 OF ERIN, ATTENTION! All able-bodied ronof men deairoos of affordine material aid to tbe cue jf IreUad aad her will meet at Bur.

id HalL on THUBsDAY IVIKISG. March S. yaetala VriHi'inaoW lke LleaUaaat W. P. HAB BON.

sra-ATTENTION THE MEMBERS OF tke rant Ohio V. I. Aaaodatloa will meet ta Boom STo north -eaat corner of Biath aad Walaat. o'clook. Praldat.

KANAWHA ANN EL COAL. ie-I HAVE JU8T. RECEIVED A LOT tixialitr in ta aurket aiac th war. wklch I will sail at Oram aar baaaeL Alao, ta beat TwbtoenaaT at cmMifimeiw and otaer Omt at IS cacta. Offioa mi ait of rroat aad Botmr.

eoraar of Oonrt aad SSS-aVr aaw at Dr. laV. Mo. Weat Thlrdat. m.

nlTtaUBBUa. Kentucky Commercial College, LOCATED IN COVINGTON AND Lexic rtoe Premlam conraa of laatractfoa im-aartadV ta aaat tchr. lawam Ia-diana and Kantack; aaoald sead for clrcnlat. ad-amaa ana a HLLI-ow0BTH, losrwtjr. mblr Rebel Celwrs Oeiti-eirv5l I TAKDAJUJB OE BaatJ iif waechasaawaSaGUtnavamlaaSas allhsat iajnrtec cniSTADono't hair dye.

sliailaiil ar-. OMaTaaOaVO. Be. a awtsr aW Yarh. Boathr usarwwS -J Csllsm.

Tilsiis, nan, arrmlm. Pae-tt, atav aaa. learet. Blaaam, WBtaary, ffraaa lilt aaa all klnwa ear rredaesi and aaat Waaa nana as ttas has paaatsd ea tBahaaaaaaaas SBawceawsae rsbat asniaat avary awaaf naiHaaw, rssiese tanas waa laass faraisas aad ctspbtss stack taiaianmBmawgiBaBBwia DEY.GOODS, AT GREATLY IlsBtlvioetl Prices -AT DE LaAND'S 74 76 WEST FOURTH STREET. Seasonable Dress Goods AT TWENTY-FIVE CEJtIS! FIGUBED DRESS GOODS AT TWENTY-FIFE CENTS! Choice Dress Goods AT THIRTY-SEVEN CENTS, AND FINER.

PLAID SILKS -AT Cotton Sheetings, Cotton Shirting, Calicoes AT NEW YORK PRICES. C. W. DE LAND, Opposite the Opera-house. BOOTS 6l SHOES AT mmm aid bed feices ROWLAND.

IRVINE A CO, NO 102 ALNUT betvM Poorl Third are tv takXffw stock of 8pcio( Boota Md 1 Bboe. at Uw Isata reduction. 1 price-, to which titer a aia th avtt-Qttcn of merchavuU. mhK-lmeod J. B.

HOOD A Ceneral Comninios aad Forwardiu Merchants, 1 X) Common itieet, opposite City llo'-l, NEW ORLEANS. B. HOD. JOBS C. Bill I.LI.

I Te-1 rucD. n. thai ra. CHOICE AM Ell Mil wao Lee Spring Seed Wheat, on hand aii'l for Ktlr- lv KOBLRT A H.KL A I xuiiuiHintt ate-rrhsnti, it I I tt -n Fi ml SI -t I. A IS.

HKlCE, AhriACTuaiu or CARRIAGES AND BUCCIES CABB1AGKS OT ALL CLASHES rOK SALE. rOBXEBt SICOSD ANB KaJf MTatKRTM clrTBKATT. o. mha-lm T' HB STATE OP OHIO. HAMILTON' HKRMK (it'RT Of CINt'lN.

John Jobi J.Brihaaod Mjct.al Rtan. partner, John Kyaa tt plaintiff), aMraUlut Coaravd Uavreabe-rir dofpodant. I'etluoit fur itif aval1 of rl et at) to pay parlnc an cot. I Th dfndavct. Harnbrr, it bssr- bjr nt.tlflM, that on th lull day of rVU-aax) 1466, th alaintifi.

1 at-oT DamtMl AiM their petition In tbe craarHor Court of Cinttonati Mauiwt ilk- taviU (WsBfrodant. th otrject 1 aad prayer of whtct. petition to obtaJa a Arcrm and rlr of aaV of tlr rtasa.1 Mta tberrtn rAecrisrd avivd isei. osTtavsj to tb wWtVodut. for tb MTtnont of a Pa-TlAC MimaMDl of 3f 7, trita thrton I fi otBthltrx daj oi fiect.ii.1-.

ont. I mfriT ob frrD of tt reaml rJf srf smaMsVs Sjai TaTST. axd which ral awtata dertcribwi a follow "All Utat orrtain lot of trrtual Irtac and b-ing la I tba citrof Cincinnati, omintr of Hamilton and Htata of 1 thio. rominiBcinj in the aonth line) of Cathririaa (now Coort atrtet, at a point twentt- flr feat went from the cnt-T of Lino atraat th-aoe wet In tba aavid Mutb Ud of Catherine aow Oourt strMt thirty rxt- fret then aouthwardly in a Itna at rlrht anl with Caahniiw (now Ooqi-i artrwt oa bnndrd and twelTe- (HL'i fe-rt to a twlT (2 footallwy: thene atwardi in tb avorth Line of amid alloy tlilrty (30) lt to a fiont twfjntTdTf tf feet weat frita th oan-tr of I4nn atr tn-nc nortbwavrdlr on bandrad Md twelT (Wij fttt mora or k-ttv to thf placa ol giaing' BeinK th ame pTm! conTeyM by Jobs Hortsy and wii to tii awUtf Coartwl Har-nbrg by dated July 15, IV7, and nccrded In book .4.7, pswge U7.1n tbe Kerorocr otttoe of Hamilton County. Tbo aid Cnravd Harvjaibrrir i tbrtfor herb do-tjftd Lhat ttnlefivs he appavrs and an war or d-ronn te th? aaid petition, on or before the day of Hay.

the nme will br beaM in bia ab-Ac-nce, and a dec it aud order of Bale anted thereon aciordinijlr. LONG HULITIE AUornejn for Plaintiff. March 166. imhV6tTu W. M.

GJHERON BUILDERS AJVO lVIaiaiiraoturors, K.aa oooataatij oa aaad Portable Cottaces, Window aad Door Frames, Paaei Doors, Bltads, Shatters, Sash, esc. Wa alvars ka ob hand and maafcto.r to ordor, on th snorteac aoCc. all kiaU of BUILDING MATERIALS. ISCLCDIaO POBTABLE COTTAGES, WnJc eaa a ahtaped to aar aoiat oa tka rleor or rail roads, aad ar snbatanrtallr built of ta beat avatarl als. Thar can yet as at a mash Was coat then thr oaa be bnilt on tb aremiaea.

W. M. CAMERON Corner of Sixth and Hoadley ttreett, I U. and D. B.

B. Depot, i fe.C CtnotanaU, ObJo. I FOR SALE, 1 1 (f BRLS. FLOUR: i lbi and hf. bore Viral ala Tobaora; fri-o ID.

nini-oower EMaonas looacco, ID paper 33 Portabl rorse, Dirkenaoo'a Patent. t. F. ABBOTT OO t-loteod at Public Landlas. MATINEES.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC! i Oorner of Home send' Fourth ttreeti. I KLLT LaCOK taapfro4vchbU Minrtrrls evei i and SATURDAY APTCKNOOJ A mm lawnoa to tvli axt4i or tn bouaaa, oeatat. CfsaW-Wa BaTuj FIREMEN'S INSURANCE er crnfiarMBTT. INCORPORATED IN 1893. Capital and Snrplus, 200,000.

0 FFICK EN eaaorth-aaat FFICK EN OOMFA-NTTS BTJTLDINQ, earaaT or aata aaa s-raes arnaea, aoaoa Vroat. BIBBCrrOBa. Obartaa DeTBar, Patrick Oodr, cha.W. Wast. aoo TV bar, J.W.TW PoJamk WUaoa.

BobartA Wat. o. Baa. una Bwirt. Jiwa Wii i lalnaa Sam.

J. Haia. Jobs D. lawr. Patar A.

narA.Wblw, Baaa. D. ama. or Btwrraaovm rnr and Marine; aaon lib HKBBY B. SPBSOaa, il.

BanwwaonawuBua, aaaaaa aclacaaaia. aiai.iarr. aem A CROTTIf OF GLOIIT. BVEBT HAB. Womaa aad OaBdwaa kas aaad STERLING'S AMBROSIA.

ft. Tans rears at laaaU TO THE LADIES WI SAT, i wm antt worn tee. sis rt7i.TOJf Haw tork. Is wtmaa ss rmatauanmd rar raaaarta. IT IS wrAMMJm.WWKD TO LAVAS aV It oana ltcaias af th Baaa.

MaavwsSawSawasaawla Seats. It BiTaUSaBabrTras ramaalOaS It leader th Haar Sn islgliasr. an nam mma Boalrl Oaaaa taa mil awewi a. Balama; taseias Iaiartaat lakii laaamaa mast Sa Charts aaaanwasBS aTSS KJala Sear andsaa, as4 aaiK lawaraat atones. AstiwaBa THEaJa ES sTO aaXSTAKal ABOUT IT.

asBse. shmamd iB Sasmths Shawarta. asese anay ssrai I as. at, sr. WINDOW-GLASS, PAIHTS, MILIXtB.

H. w. MELDRUM t3 West Fourth at reel, CINCINNATI, IBPOBTXBS iSD WHOLX-ALI lL kium or GLASS, IhCLCDISU French Plate, French and English Sheet, American, Hammered, Frostel, Colored, Figured, Flocked, st, sf Aad all ueacrlBUooj of Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Painters' Material, Brashes, dr. ALSO Borax, Glae, Eatery, Saadayaper, Easery paprr, Craeikles, PbIbi i i ac- OLaaa eat to anr oealred are, aa 1 carvn, aack for abinaBt. Tro LlaU farniabed nann aaptKati imbJ txsim- I fi.

mfi, LLOYD McLAM, COMMISSION MERCHATNS, IU Cotton, Provisions, Floar, Bci, Pork. Lit 4 Wkitky, Wool. c.t lrl WEST 8KOOMD 8TKIIT, 01MC1HH4T1. O. Oaawsa OH OOsllrimMB, )34 The Pioneer Oil mm 4 Mininr Coatpt-ny, of Simpnoi County ranital Stock, in Skarei of rack.

THE PROPERTY OP THE COMPA NT roDtrjerta at ot-t l.5 avrrvej of 1 i 1 -1 for a term of ninetT-Dino ytmn, lrln cut urhm' Crefk, iMavr the LaoatsTilJe tvn4 NashTUio Rilroehel. Atao, od Lick Kork Oreskk, 8irapao C-matr, mm-Lrtw tax tba Old ISaJt Walla, wlw. ail wm Kvaikel hk aaBvctlUeo ffmn ajro. when bortac far attn. Atao, oa ttnlaaivr Totlu Allom OduKj, triU iasl DJaluraJ jnttfcftUooa.

Akso, la AUeo i ovstT. nt-vr the Old Oil 8ariAx. aad i hla fonr aaliesj of lb Porta: Wall. Tha txinBsvnr ta mow at work, and haa raach's1 a OeavlA oi atXaT ITwjsi id i roll No. 1.

with arood ttwtinav. tkooa of avnd haa recti sctJ for aa aaaCtaM ta atck well No. operaOkoaa to Da la a altort tii Tba roaBiwaiir nv ofrwrlaaT a ajawasaat tml atock for amvie a4 tM aer abara of OubacriaUOaVi for sUm li nukr sddreoaed to D. MidML or G0. B.

A PP. Vi rar -Trevaatiia. CeatanstT. TO (OHTBArToRfl -Th P1onT Oil tvsd Mlay. IdbT OoBjaany, af 91mpaoD Cooaiy.

arooa atnk-ing on their territory aarreral larlta bsaia tVir tba seiua. Hddr wtU stte la thair arnpiBBeaai what will be the prtc assr foot, thar 11' nishftv: ra-a thleit also tha snoe pr foot, tha rmptar the motive etwer. frosa oaa, two, thraa Io mm. well. FroaoawaJs to be dirrv-tl to D.

SALMONS, Prealdaat. frZllOCdp rranklia, savawtaokir. Capital, One miiloa. ENTERPRISE Insurance Company, OF CINCINNATI. FIRE AND MARINE, ON THE MUTUAL OB PABTIC1PATIS3 PLAS.

THIS COMPANY I I) F. ONsV HALF of tbe net ariflta with tbe llr bolSar. tBaa reCorntBC from 'iH to 40 per rent of th re, charred, at the end of the rear, ITUol LIABILITY TO THB POLK -T-UOLDKB. THOfl. 8HKBLOCK, PKEHI-OKNT Thomaa Sherlock, llufh MrBlraar.

Adolah vi Tbeo. Oook, K. Hi. hop. Joaeph ').

llml-r. Bnaaa bwlfl, Chaa. Kill Tboa. B. Haul.

L. A H.rru.L. B. HaU. Jamee 8.

Wm. O. M. Bucbaoaa. Wa.

B. CaaaUlj, A. 8. Wlnalow. WH B.

CASMLLT, Vl- BIl'llAKDStiN. 14- r.trr. W. BTBUN CABTkB, Au I BeorewatV. or riOK: a.

E. Corner Colami Dissolution of Copartnership, riTHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING I under tbe firm of Trier Darideta Oo. bb duv eolved br the dtb of Mr. Trier Darldeaa. Wm.

J. Lowrv is atoaa aaBnortzad to as ta arm aame in dosing to boalDeaa. HCNBT PBOBASOO WILLIAM L'lWBT. bt. rvl nr Partara, LOWRY, PERI5T CO.

Buccaaoii to TYLER DATIMOM a Ct Hardware Merchants, CIJiCINJiATI, OHIO. Copartnership Notltr-ee THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORM. ED a ooBartnerahlp to continue tb Hardware aineaa, aa aucceeeore to Trier Davideua at Maa. I 10 and 1 t'i Main itreet. Btnler tb.

aam. aad errm oi Lowry, l'enn A Co, WILLIAM Lot If, OLIVES jABkj v. strr. NOTICE. TN CLOTKG THB LATE FIRM OF A Tjlrr Davdaoo A bastDt Hfu of mr tbea ti Jt vravra La ao wcil kiaOw Lhroujnoat tiM toeantryJt girt me airta-aurr to n-ooaasawav4 -MMcri, wra.

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