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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - August 25, 1869, Cincinnati, OhioThe Cincinnati commercial. Wednesday. August 25. 1869. 7 boats leaving to Day. See advertisement . Holloway.5 p. Portsmouth Edinburgh. Thompson. It Maysville Maggie Hays. More an. 12 . Watts 2 p. Warsaw. T. Dumont. Crider 10 a. Louis ule mail packbt8. 12 And 5 p. . James. 5 p. St. Robinson Keniston. 5 p. Memphis Glasgow Hlinik 5 p. New Orleans Silver Spray Patterson 5 p. and Steamboat news weather and hirer our dispatch and Corre spam Leneen a Cinci Natian drowned off one the r 17. S. Monitors a Steamboat clerk in Luck . The Wrath he continues Clear and red hot with the wind from the Southeast until last night when it came from the Northeast. The biome tar Here indicated 29 61 at 7 a. M., 29 60 at 12 a. And 29 51 at 6 ., while the Mercury ranged at 81� at 7 a. A. 9lq at 12 a. And 92� at 6 p. Spocia telegrams to the daily commercial last night report the condition the weather and the Ohio Mississippi and tributaries elsewhere. Here the River has receded 1 Inch during the 24 hours ending last night with 5 feet 6 inches water in the Channel last night by the water works Mark. Auri tals and Depault Maggie his and Jennie Howell from Pomeroy Emma Floyd from Portsmouth Spray from Maysville Dumont from Warsaw Argosy from Madison and Ohio no. 4, and Ben. Franklin from Louisville arrived with fair trips. The Spray brought from Maysville 95 Hhd tobacco and 750 ski Grain. The Ben. Franklin brought 250 tuns from Louisville while the Ohio no. 4 brought from the same port 225 bbl Lime ail Cement 100 Ora starch. 18 Hhd tobacco 3o ski Wool and 250 pkg fruit. The charmer arrived from Evansville time wit i an excellent trip and returns to Day. The departures include the Maggie Hays for Marietta Jennie Howell and Lawrence for Pomeroy Weinma Floyd for Portsmouth Spray for Maysville Argosy for Madison . For Warsaw and Ohio no. 4, and Ben. Franklin for Louisville All with fair trips. Boats , from St. Louis Sam. J. Hale from Memphis Emma no. 3, Leonidas and Alaska from n. labourer name unknown fell insensible the wharf yesterday from the effects Sun stroke. He was taken to his Home water Street and at last account a was not expected to recover our special correspondent from Evansville reports the weat Lier a red hot a we wonder if a Silvee thou no was Able to carry that a Bass drama and a crooked stick along the levee we Are glad to notice our old Friend capt. John Corner once More the decks being in command the Mary Ament capt. Power having gone up the River to procure a Low water the Low water season in place the Ament capt. H. H. , formerly the wild Wagoner having purchased the interest his late partner. Col. 8wkeny,1s now the Bole proprietor the Spencer House. Long May . Jobs Dunlap fora number years in the employ the mail line and Nashville and Cincinnati packet co., As mate and late the charmer died at his residence mount Adams monday last from Sun stroke. He leaves a wife and two Small children the. F. Curtis has Laid up at the water works. Our special River telegrams. Oil cite aug. 24.�?alleghany at a stand with 2 feet water. Clear. Ther. 83�?�. Morgantown. Aug. 24.�?monougahela stationary with 1 foot water. Cloudy. Ther. 90�. Greensboro aug. 24.�?monongahela a with scant 2 feet water. A Clear. Ther. 90�, stand Brownsville aug. 24.�?monongahela stationary with 1 feet water. Clear. Ther. 88�. Pittsboro. Aug. 24.�?tbe River Rose several inches last night and to Day with 27 inches by the Marks. Cloudy and hot. Mercury 91� in the Shade. The Barranquilla was aground at Brunot All night pit succeeded in getting off Early tills morning. Capt. Stock Dale and cant. Dam Moore Are Board. The former will leave her at cd no to and the latter at Madison where he will look after the wreck the j. N. Mccullough. Capt. Mccomas expects to raise steam his new boat saturday. Cant. A. H. Shaw late the Arkansas is Here and his leg is nearly Well. Navigation is impeded the Monongahela somewhat in consequence repairs being made to lock no. 2. Marietta aug. 24.�?River rising slowly with 3 feet 2 inches water. The Forest City passed up for Wheeling. Clehr and hot. Pomr rot aug. 24.�?River falling with 3 feet eight mile. Owing to the Low water the Parkersburg and Galli Pohs packets have withdraw from the Trade but their places will be supplied by the Salado Anil Lightwood. Down Emma Graham. 8 a. M., for Olny to Oil Ole 8 a. Dexter 4 p. Up Lightwood 8 a Oriole 7 p. Clear and warm. Ironton aug. 24 a Down to Day America at 8 p. River tailing. Clear and hot. Gallipolis aug. 24.�?no rain. Mercury 96� in the Shade. The River Falls very slowly. The Lightwood has gone to Parkersburg with flour. The America passed Down Early this morning Victor to Ironton. 10 a Emma Graham for Cinti. 12 The new York with the circus company tailed to get up the Kanawha and is lying Here for time. The Dexter arrived at 5 p. From Parkersburg. She returns to night. . 24.�?it continues exceedingly warm with the ther. Upward 90j All Day. The River is receding. The surface the Rocky bed the fails is dry to the Point above fifth Street giving the Bridge and dam constructionists every Opportunity to work impeded Only by the intense heat the Sun and the workmen. All Are now want aug More water out Over new Albany bar. There �6 barely 3 feet water. The Banuel is cutting slowly Flint Island French Island and scuff town bars with less than 4 feet water reported. The Virginia Lias abandoned her trip to n. Of. And Laid in at . Slie pulled the Hull the old Lafo Urtie off the rocks at the Mouth the new locks to the canal. The p. W. Strader from n. O., has Laid up at Mound City. She has 50 boxes Claret and 3 horses for this port. She was delayed 12 hours la the lower mi9si3si1.pl, pulling the u. S. Boat Hecate the bar at St. Francis Island. The Indiana has shipped her Stock by rail and will dispose her freight us soon As possible. All the boats aground at Portland bar have worked Only the Charleston a Barge aground. No arrivals and departures save the local packets. Business is Good and tuna age is scarce. Cloudy to night with indications rain. Evansville aug. 24.�?hottest Ever experienced Mercury touched 104 at noon. Dark Clouds have Euice prevailed but no rain. The River has fallen 4 inches to Day. Port list Armada from Cairo Hartford Green River and return Petrolia no. 2. To Canuel ton Rabidau no. 2 to Eastport Leclaire no. 2, Louisville to Cairo. 1# . The packets have Good trips. The Norman broke her Shaft below Paducah to which Point she was towed by the Armada. Mrs. Snyder wife Adam Snyder mate the Ada Lyon died suddenly last night. Her husband is absent the boat which is 12 hours Over due and probably aground in Green River. The Quickstep was aground All night at Henderson bar. There is Only 4 foot hence to Cairo. The Leclaire. Capt. Aaron Ballard enters the Louisville and Evansville packet Trade Friday next. Cairo August 24.�?the Paducah packet brought 115 ski heat and a lot fruit and sundries for Van a Points. The Leonidas has 87 casks scrap Iron lot Loose Iron 90 Bales rags 119 figs hides 340 Beer kegs 36 Magnolia Trees 10 tuns sundries for Cine to. The Jim Watson Lias 2 barges pig Iron for St. Lots the belie St. Louis. St. Louis to Memphis Bismarck n. To St. Louis Sam Brown Cairo to St. Louis passed to Dav. The River is stationary. Stormy and Cool. The temperature before the rain Wab the highest the season being 97a Cairo aug. 24-�port list petrol Poi Neroy to St Louis to a. Belle St. Louis St. Louis to Memphis 4 p. Bismarck n. To St. Louis. 5p. A Leonidas n. To Pittsburg 6 p. 8am. Brown Cairo to St. Louis 6 p. Orleans aug. 24.�?arrived�?nick Long Worth from Louisville. Departed Alaska for Cine to. Warm. Business Dull. Our special River correspondence. Manifest charmer from Evansville. We have freight consigned As follows agent l. K R.,60 8kgs household goods a. I. Nuiloa k co., 8 pkg attn yer. Norton a. Co., 1 Bdl castings j. 8. Burdsal 30 empty pkg b. Benjamin 33 pkg Christ Moerlein 34 empty kegs a. D. Clark. 417 Pes Drain pipe Christ. Cold k co., 38 hags Corn Geo. Clements 42 logs �3 cattle h. . 1 Corn planter Foss Schneider k co. 28 empty kegs John Gough. 71 bogs Gano wrist k co. 74 ski wheat d. L. Gunnison 49 pkg lard Gambri ims Stock co. 16 empty kegs e. Hurd 42 bags rags Hoffheimer Bros 7 bbl whisky 8. P. Hill �?�76 ski Oats 416 ski Corn r. Macready. Lean in Keg Sarah i Mccormic. 2 boxes household goods c. Myers 3 bbl pecans John Simpkinson. 2 Bxs b. T 8. W. Spencer 36 bbl apples Ami pears Rolin k Kistner 31 empty kegs. 8tone, 33 ski wheat Schaller it Gerke 12 empty kegs a a a f. Taylor it son 3 bbl 1 lot 1 Keg Iron Windisch it Muelhauser 44 empty kegs Woodrow it Mcparlan 1 circular saw. Covington a. T. Sullivan. 2 Hhd tobacco. Five Twenty. Cairo. Aug. 23, the following is port list for the past 48 hours saturday Belle 8t. Louis Mem Eliis. St. Louis White Paducah packet dictator St. Ouis Island 34 Belle Memphis 8t. Louis Memphis Lizzie Gill St. Louis n. Sunday Painter Snaw tie Etown to return Falls Pilot. Louisville Belmont Milbury. Paducah. St. Louis Rubicon St. Louis Vicksburg luminary Vicksburg St. Louis Salvor no. 2, St. Louis. Cairo. The River ties fallen eight inches Euice last report. The weather is extremely sultry the thermometer indicating 93� in the coolest places and 100� in Ordinary shades. Business is moderate. The Belle 8t. Louis has a moderate up Stream trip assorted freight. The White brought out 110 ski wheat go pkg fruit 34 caddies tobacco 20 Bdl plow Budles. For Cairo 30 bags Rye 170 mis Wagon stuff 10 Leer kegs for Reslip quient to St. Louis 1 Blid tobacco for n. Q. 162 Bdl Wagon stuff 27 Bra peaches for Memphis. The dictator is a powerful Tow boat Aud goes Down to assist the stranded monitors at Daud 34 and Helena the Belle Memphis had a fair cargo and added 34� tuns Here. The Lizzie Gill was deeply Laden and Only took a few a mall lot Here. The Painter brought Down the wreck the Ili fated Cumberland. The Hull is almost entirely uninjured but All her upper works Are entirely gone As far Back As the pantry. Her ladies Cabin is not injured and her engines Are in Good order. Parts two flues and one boiler Are the sole remains the Battery which furnished the Gas steam which was ill for the terrible explosion. The future disposition the wreck is Uncertain As her principal owner. Or. Win. P. Halu it Dar. 1� still absent new York. The fails Pilot has Fca rues Laden with cars for lie Belmont and St. Louis fail read. The Mulbury has 38 too it rough lumber 334 by s flooring 611 bars. 34 Bdl Iron 21 bbl Clay 671 bags wheat. £5 ski screenings. 58 Rolls leather for Louis the Rubicon has a fair trip and added 20 tuns Here. The Lam Leary discharged eight Bales Broom Corn. 50 pkg sundries Here for Chicago and has 180 ski wheat for Cape Girardeau 260 sacks wheat 60 tuns lumber 20 cattle. 30 tuns sundries for St. Louis. Geese Isis from oar Exchange. Mound journal 8atnrday, says Josiah Harding one the Crew accompanying the monitors taken Down the River by the Ike Ham Raitt fell overboard and was drowned when the Tow was about two Days out from this Point. He was an englishman by birth and came Here from Cincinnati. Work at the wars is progressing finely. The immense wharf boat for the St. Louis and Keokuk packet company. Is rapidly approaching completion and a Largo Force is engaged the Robert e. Lee. The Lee still Lias a considerable portion her Crew Alt Oard. Capt. Mossop. The chief clerk who is in command her while she lies Here expects to have Hor off the ways before the close another week. St. Democrat monday says Sam. Woods was a Steamboat Clork the Missouri River and n. Boats before and after the War. He was a hard worker while he had work to do dressed Well and could enjoy himself ashore about As Well As any Young Man the period. It began to be rumoured that same a father a pennsylvanian was wealthy and wanted his rather wayward son to bid Farewell to his Steamboat companions and the Small earnings a freight clerk and join him in his Oil in ratios which for some reason the Jolly Aud vigorous Yonng Man seemed loth to do. But his fathers pleading was at last successful Aud he Drew his wage resigned and took the cars for Pennsylvania. Sam. Was so Well and Ian Rabiy known Here that his decision was much regretted. We met a gentleman yesterday who gave us some information in relation to the subsequent history . Sam. Woods which we sum up As follows his father gave him tour acres Oil lands. He bored it All Over with indifferent Success until some men proposed to bore a certain depth and make a powerful blast with a Patent Nitro Gay Carine apparatus 8am. To Pav a Hundred dollars for the work. Oil flowed abundantly we done to recollect How Many Gallons per Day but after a while he paid his father $250,000, and is now the Happy and very contented possessor the princely sum $300,000. It May be recollected that in the Down trip the Sallie from the mountains one her passengers a Frenchman became uproariously crazy seized firearms attempted to shoot and kill and was put in close confinement. Upon to boat reaching St. Louis he broke Are fastenings and escaped. We next hear him As a patient in the City Hospital. Where lie is cured his ailment Aud becomes sane. He goes before . Longuemare the French coi Ibuki Aud makes a statement to the effect that the officers the boat were in Possession his Gold dust Coin and drafts to the amount two thousand three thousand dollars which be wishes to recover. Capt. Jenks the Muscatine was to leave last evening for Indianapolis and Home. George Haslet has arrivers from Pennsylvania to assume charge the office the Omaha packet Nile which will leave wednesday. The shark and barges left n. For St Louis. 16th, with 650 bars Railroad Iron and sundries. Freight Down is Lively and boats Are Independent with freight Tariff advancing. The Bismarck left n. On the 18th, for St. Louis with 629 Bxs tin plate and sundries. The Silver Bow got in saturday night with so much cargo that she is a renounced one the Best Low water boats the iss Onri. The War in Warren county correspondence Cincinnati commercial. Lebanon August 23, 1860. I wish friends the regular faculty interfere in controversy with the quacks in Warren county and their adherents. It is a very pretty fight As it stands but it requires to be bandied with great delicacy and skill our fat will All be kicked into the fire. The fact is we made a mistake in disclosing the existence our organization to put Down quackery by defeating every political aspirant who gave it countenance. Before that everything worked nicely. We knocked that poor Devil a Coroner who As an unmitigated quack was a Bright and shining Mart colder than a wedge and we went at that candidate for judge so scientifically that his chances for election were is Small As the pills lie was accustomed to take and when we finally Laid him out he did t know what Hurt him. Now there was moral Power and dignity in that Mode advancing science and there was Quot too the Power secrecy which magnifies itself and is magnified More than any other Power at our command. But unfortunately we had one two Leaky Brethren who had t shrewdness enough to cover their tracks nor sense enough to keep their Mouths shut. We Trust however the bitter experience through which they Are now passing and the very Plain admonitions they have privately received will make them More discreet hereafter. But for them treachery would have received almost its finishing touch in the defeat colonel Ford. Everything was working like a Charm. Our candidate was re dosing in his dignity Calm and Pereue As a summer night and the colonel was fuming and foaming baffled Here and discouraged there without hearing even so much As the rattle the Snake knowing Why his old friends were turning away from him. It was scientific it was Beautiful and it promised to be effective. But in an evil moment our Leaky Brethren a loosed their tongues and the secret became a Public fact it was sad very sad it was indeed pitiful. Charity counsels the withholding the names these Tongue Brethren and i try to excuse them the plea an unconscious exhibition internal weakness but the weakness itself i shall never cease to lament. The secret being out what was to be done decisive and immediate action was required. I determined if need be to sacrifice myself in the interest science. I stepped into the breach and i boldly took the Bull by the horns. I deliberately avowed the fact because i know i could t squirm out it Aud As deliberately defended the doctors Aud vindicated the cause science. And although i say it As say it. It was a triumphant performance. It carried consternation and dismay everywhere. It gave . Shenck a splendid Opportunity to withdraw As a candidate for senator and secured the nomination that incomparable Patriot William Becket who Hasus to taken a Little Pill in forty years. Our candidate came Down from his lofty Pei ii and began to throw the weight his personal popularity into the scale by canvassing the county in Parson. The Prospect was most promising and tiie grandeur a moral Victory was just before us. When Friend z. Stepped in. That was another and most unfortunate mistake. I give him credit for meaning Well hut to ranks next to our Leaky Brethren for indiscretion and Lias unwittingly done our cause great harm. I Trust however it is not too late to repair the injury. I shall friends May be assured devote every Energy to Thot purpose. But i done to want any clerks. Imprimis a a unconsciously i am sure put himself apparently in antagonism with . This was wrong because it tends to Divide counsels and it might produce a coolness bet Ceu us and n Narry is among doctors and their friends Are. Of All to Biggs to be avoided. I Trust he will see the Force this and hereafter if we can not have peace with the quarks let us have at least Harmony among ourselves. I put the proposition squarely that no Man who patronized quackery was fit for office should receive the support the old Soli ool physicians their friends. That was the Only tenable position. There was no middie ground. It was either that a Oom a Jolete Back Down which would have been ruinous. Zwets go this stronghold and tries to break his fall by catching hold half Way Down. That wout begin to do. I bad the Bull by the horns which was the safest and strongest hold out he takes him instead by the Tail which puts him in a much More precarious and in ii Leasau position where there is no telling what May Lappen to him. I give a Tig for a Tail hold a Bull. A a admits that several the regular physicians at Lebanon and elsewhere a a As they chanced to meet Quot that is charmingly put accorded the right persons to employ any system they preferred but the privilege stepping beyond All sense propriety becoming meddlesome in the matter was denied. The conclusion arrived at was that any candidate for office who had offended in the manner intimated would not claim the support the regular faculty. That Iszu s statement prefixed by defining a Winter meddling with the affairs the regular to be a propagating i protest against this weakening proposition. In the first place it is nonsense to Tell a Man that lie May employ a quack with impunity provided he wont mention it to any body else. It implies the elements a lost cause to make such a requisition for no one will recommend his physician unless he be successful. Second such an expedient against the a flickering flame homeopathy Quot was utterly indefensible and i have already been a Hoyed and made painfully conscious the ground we have lost by hearing it More than once characterised As despicable mean and contemptible. Third if we undertook to enforce the proposition that nothing must be said against the regular profession by those who Consort with quacks we ought in common decency and consistency to keep our own Mouths shut about quackery which we can t afford to do and done to intend to do. Fourth it might let a said that the proposition As stated by �?oz.,&Quot embraced All the essential properties bribery. Some obtuse individuals fail to discover and material difference Between voting against a candidate for a Public office which in itself has nothing Todo with Medicine because he done to support us Pecunia Rily and with his influence and voting for him because he does so support us nor again any material difference Between the latter Aud voting for him because he pays us for our votes which is a statutory offence. These remarks Are sufficient. I Hope to bring to a proper sense his unworthiness As to that part his article. If he had Only showed it to in Advance i would have struck that Paf graph out As giving Aid and Comfort to the enemy. Then that picture the feebleness homeopathy in Warren county was bad for us very bad. If it be True Itiat until recently the county Lias had but one physician that school and now but twp and that their practice is so limited that their incomes Are insignificant compared with those our regular physicians and their Success moreover nothing to speak a All which puts As Strong Points a we can to defend our political combination at All. People will say it is not Only illiberal Aud ridiculous but also that it was by our own showing entirely unnecessary. Then there was that vap Oring about statistics. Why dear Friend �?oz.,�?� done to you know you bring us to the very verge where the quacks have been trying to get us no statistics for . We have had too much that heretofore. It reminds that Case . Franklin who. Although he was a Homeopath is was. By the reckless hate general Fremont brought into the service and finally put in charge Mound City Hospital. The result was. With 8,078 patients a percentage deaths 7 9-10, while in five hospitals at the same time in charge our regular faculty with 17,301 patients the rate mortality was 13.65 per cent. We just squelched that . Franklin Aud that was the end that matter he was a quack and to lost his commission before he had fur Toner Opportunity to do injury to science in an official Way. There is another objection to referring to statistics. It Bridges our right denunciation. We can t agree to compare notes without impliedly agreeing to abide by the result. If the statistics should be against us we would have to consent to be set Down As quacks ourselves and then the world would shortly come to a end. The Only thing 1 can consistently common in the letter Keelous but inconsiderate coadjutor is his graphic portraiture the charge upon Warren county about to be made by the homeopathic Doctora i think i Eye them now one n cripple and the other the Mildest mannered Man in the county-7-with their Lance at rest and their pop guns loaded with Little Maki Uff an infinitesimal charge Down Turtle reek. Us thence deploying Over the county. Every Bod 7 will belie is the for it Oan t be otherwise than tone and the wit description is quite equal to its truth. And now i have done with z. Duty compelled to Deal with him in admonition but More in sorrow than anger have i done it. He May go to the foot and take Liis seat beside judge Blackman. I give him a Farewell As tender and touching As that proposed by George h. Pendleton to the Southern confederacy. Goodbye. Exit z. _ Ricochet that Ricochet Chap. Ridge Villa Warren co., o., August 20, 1869. To the editor the commercial when tender pin feathered Law fledglings desirous introducing themselves to the dear Public whose truly unworthy servants they wish to become Ore compelled to Send their whining to neighbouring counties for publication we May justly consider their situations desperate if not hopeless. If Quot Ricochet had told the truth about the regular physicians this county and the would be Republican nominees to would in All probability have favored the Public with his real name. As it is his signature is unexceptionable especially As regards its definition. Although we have the Honor membership in Tho profession which your Brilliant correspondent attempts to assail we have no controversy with him with any irregular Quot Medicine Man a concerning any professional matters. Physicians honorable standing in the regular profession never handle that kind dirt. We do not to earn our livelihood by preying upon ignorance and superstitious credulity. With persons that character to have neither quarrel nor common cause. But to the Public we simply say. That the statement Ricochet in regard to Tho Ming Luig Medicine and politics is false and the person who started it started a falsehood. The truth is As follows there is no such organization As the a Warren county medical society a having its Quot Headquarters in Lebanon anywhere else. If the gentleman is pointing to the Lebanon medical society then we have to Tell him that no such subject Ever came before its meetings and never will. The truth is 8t.il further certain would be influential politicians and self celebrated Normal educators have for years Madjett a systematic business to injury our profession by meddling with other Peoples business. And now the regular physicians the county not in a caucus assembled nor by society resolutions but just by spontaneous common consent have concluded to say to these benevolent individuals a gentlemen when you get sick employ any body you please a regular irregular defective a just As you please. It is your individual right and we done to proscribe you in cons queue. But when you go. Uncalled to the bedside patients and insinuate your gratuitous advice you Are meddling with our business and you need not expect us to Reward Yon with our votes influence. Gentlemen our objection to you is not an imaginary one. There Are too Many Tomb stones standing up iii grim White testimony against the course you Nave been taking. Our course Lias nothing to do with politics. It is a Mere matter right and wrong. Now gentlemen after having taken this systematic course injustice to is and our profession you propose to try tie trick bartering our Honor and reputation for votes to put you into our county offices. But the Public will see it to a trick your Trade and convince you by its ballots that a honesty is the Best a As we have no controversy with any one. We will course decline any newspaper quarrel that May suggest itself. But we Hope Quot some our professional Brethren in Lebanon May consider it not beneath their dignity to draw aside the veil and show Liat Rotten things there Are in de Ninati. Respectfully j. B. Hough. An incident in the military career a a paper to the editor the commercial your correspondent the other Day in refer ring to old a paper recalled to mind a very amusing circumstance that took Plano at some experimental firing at Washington Arsenal one Day during the War. Quite a number persons. Including old a Nosey a had assembled one Bright morning at Washington Arsenal to witness the firing some new projectiles which Somaf one Lead brought Down for major Benton to try. As was usual such occasions the firing party consisted sergeant and three for men to work the gun and the above occasion sergeant an irishman had charge the squad and did the firing. To be sure old a a Nosey was As officious As usual Aud exhibited his thorough knowledge the science gunnery. To had Learned it All from Norman Wiard. And this was a Golden Opportunity for him. He was perfectly a different As to where he stood when the gun Wall fired standing sometimes to the right and sometimes to the left but somehow other always in dangerous proximity to the piece. At last a Shell was placed in the gun which upon being fired broke in innumerable pieces at the muzzle scattering fragments in All directions. Just at the moment discharge old a a Nosey so nose fell to the ground. The sergeant saw the nose As it fell and think the Accident was caused by a piece Tho flying Shell was about to Stop up and condole with him the loss so useful and ornamental an appendage. Imagine his horror at seeing his supposed victim stoop Down before he would reach him. And picking up that fallen nose place it to his Faco and become whole again. To was so frightened at this that he started to leave the practice ground and would have done so had not major Benton called him Back and explained to him privately that it was a false nose Tho gentleman wore which to had seen drop and which the gentleman had so readily adjusted. Potomac. Where and How the Hun reporte found . Valiant Ogham. From the new York Sun. J general Grants successor music from an old democratic gun brass mounted a talk with the Hon. Clement l. Vallandigham his House in Dayton a Fen and univ picture . Vallan Digicam in court. Correspondence the Sun. Cincinnati August 19,1869. On the morning after our interview with . Pendleton we found ourselves in one the Broad streets Tho City Dayton before a Plain two Story Frame building. Tho ground floor was occupied As a store Aud in the upper Story was Tho Law office Clement l. Taliau dig am. An inquiry and an answer. A is the office . Vallandigham up stairs a we inquired four five Dolored gentlemen who were grouped at the Entrance Tho store exalted by discussing Tho merits a sturdy Steed that one the party was about to Purchase. A yes sir list up stairs Here yell find Olfie although i done to know if the Boss la in himself. Be might try though there a nothing like trying you know old Boss a replied a tall gent with Blu Denim trousers a coarse red shirt and a fashionable Straw hat the brim which was about three feet in circumference. Tho last part his reply was evidently intended As a colossal joke which excited the visibility the other four gentlemen who almost split their sides with laughter. One Little gent i built after the shape a foot Ball laughed so heartily and boisterously As to hop about Tho sidewalk with his hands upon his stomach Ory ing out a a done to Joe done to no More those jokes i shall the office the brass mounted. Ascending a narrow Steep staircase we were met by two doors. The one in front us bore the word Tho other at our right we tried to open but found locked. In the Center it was a card we Ipoh was written in . \ Allandy Ghamo a own writing will be in at 9 a. If not in then will be engaged attire court House. C. L. V. This card was secured to the door by four Rusty tacks and from this we inferred that it was a permanent notice and that . Vallandigham spends most his time in the courthouse. We descended the Little stairs cautiously. When in the open air we again saw the five coloured gents they had transferred their position from the store door to the Street. Four them were gravely contemplating the form the horse that was about to change masters while the Little round gentleman was inspecting the animal a Teeth and by that moans ascertaining his age. The Dayton court common pleas. We walked As far As the Corner and asked a White Outry gentleman to inform us where Tho court House was. He gave us the desired information. After a Short walk we arrived within the precincts a Small Granite edifice grecian architecture two stories High. Pro needing along the Hall either sides which were Small rooms used As Loes by the sheriff probate judge and a few politicians we entered the court room which stood at Tho extremity the Hall. It is a neat court room. The court common pleas was then in session and at that moment engaged in hearing a motion to dissolve an injunction in which the common Council Dayton the chief police his Fien tenants and subordinates were interested. Or. Vallandigham represented the to Lobo and one . Craighead the common Council. Tiie brass mounted. Or. Vallandigham As everybody knows is a very Active Man his activity bordering upon the indefatigable. He is the Middle height red comp lotion expressive Blue eyes Black hair and Black Ohio whiskers. He wore a Black Alpaca sack coat Loose White Duck browsers a spotless Linen shirt and a Linen stand up Collar encircled by a Black Cravat. He dispensed this occasion with the services a Vest. When we Amo in . Vallandigham had Tho floor and from behind a table which groaned under the Welgot huge Law books was vehemently addressing the judge. The scene in Tho court room was a novel one to a new yorker. Upon the Bench sat the dignified judge with the characteristic Chin whiskers Western judges. He was dressed in deep Black Aud listened very attentively to the argument Vallandigham. Within the recess around the judges desk sat the members the Dayton bar. The Legal profession this flourishing City judging front their personal appearance. Do not enjoy a very Large income. Blue Check Coats could b be been seen in profusion. Vests collars and covats Arfe articles which the Law yers Day Lii regard As altogether superfluous. Their hair was carefully brought Down to meet Thor eyebrows. Altogether they looked grave adult i Wise. I without the railing were the yeomanry and the members the Dayton police Force to All appeared a enraptured and spell bound with the burning eloquence . Vallandigham. He spoke about two hours and thoroughly exhausted the subject injunctions. When he concluded u wiped the perspiration from his brow put Orla Black summer overcoat perched himself Upo amp a elevated chair which answered the a witness stand and looked around him with the Serene calmness a pack Wink. Tiie Sun Etui a Orter inspects tiie brass l mounted. A gentleman with Blue Sheok sack coat arose to reply and not knowing when to would conclude we handed the usher a note for . Vallandigham iii which we informed him that we had been deputed by the editor the Sun to hold an inter Tew with him for the purpose learning his is upon National and local politics. As soc Gas . Vallandigham read our note to Aroa Grom his rather elevated position whispered off Nething to his assistant picked up his Panama iat and walked out the court room close Lek followed by our representative. Steamboat matters for Sale freight charter jts so St a Tea very uigi1t-Dkaught first class Steamboat. For particulars inquire at 73 Walnut r Reet. Au25-3t Mississippi and Tennessee and a it Tinshih Tolppi Central railroads. Fast freight line Jofh but one Transfer from Cincinnati to Grenada. Holly Springs. Oxford Duck Hill Winona Vaiden Durant Goodman Vaughn Scanton. Miss., and All Points the Mississippi and Tennessee and miss. Central railroads in connection with the steamers Memphis packet co. And Mississippi and Tennessee and Mississippi Central railroads. Freight a placed in through cars at Memphis and this route being Shorter than any other it is delivered in less Tim. Through Bills lading to All the above and intermediate Points will be Given at the office the Memphis and Cincinnati packet co. Thos. S. Iryse agent miss k Tenn. R., ja28-Wtf a no. 4 Public Landing. _ _ a Fps la j for Mobil and Texas ports lines u. S. Mail steamships from new Orleans to Mobile daily Galveston and in pianola tri weekly and Brazos Santiago every saturday. Marine Rii Job issued by i. Morgan goods per he a steamers at half the rates adopted by the new Orleans underwriters july 1. 1868. Through Frei Ait receipts Given by the Morgan line to Selma Kukula Benton Montgomery Ala. Atlanta Moon West Point go., and All Points Alabama River by Baker k Alabama River steamers. Tariffs freight from new Orleans to All the above ports and Bills it it lading signed to Mobile Only by Thos. S. Royse agent au26&sutf i a a no. 4 Public Landing. Notice to shippers. in the United states mail Dine com ja��3��s3jl tiny will Issue Bills lading at greatly reduced rates t a All Points South via the Louisville 4 Nashville it. Aud Oreen line. F. G. Pearce pro Jdee to. Cincinnati. G. Mccoy. General freight to shippers. Louisville arid Cincinnati Short line r. R., connecting at Louisville with Louisville Aud Nashville Railroad. A Green line a and new Orleans express for All Points 3quth. Rates As Low As any other route. Freight taken from store any quantities from one Pound upward. J. W. B. Ludlow general contracting agent au8-tf no. 1 Burnet Hobo. Steamboats Pioneer the line Reg a Semi weekly packet. For Portsmouth Ironton Gallipolis Pomeroy Parkersburg and Marietta. Irr place the Ohio no. 4. Leaves thursday 26th, at 5 p. A. Positively the nne Side wheel passenger Steamer Maggie i ays Bragg master. Freight received at All hours at Gilmore a wharf boat by J. , big Andy and Pomeroy packet co. John Kyle press to. T. N. Johnson Seow a. A regular Harnden express Gallipoli Pomeroy and Parkersburg. In Blace the Fleetwood. Leaves wedge by 25th, at5 positively the find passenger Steamer Chas Holloway master. For freight passage apply inboard to Phil. J. Colbert loss k co. Cab a Navvy River passengers by the Fleetwood will connect with the Mountain boy at Gallipolis. 1vp�oneer monday wednesday and Friday Maysville and Portsmouth. Leaves wednesday 25th. At 12 a. Positively the Fine passenger Steamer Edinburgh.1. L. Thompson master. Three trips weekly to Portsmouth mondays wednesdays and fridays commencing monday August 23, leaving at 12 clock Yor freight passage apply aboard t. 7 a to Robinson 4c Mosset. No. 14 Public Landing old reliable a for Ripley and Maysville . Gt, and Adams exp ass packet. Leaves wednesday. 25th. At 12 a. Positively the find Side wheel passenger Steamer i Sumpf Kobe Mootee. S. Morgan master. he a Lff a freight pass go apply Board Canto we. J. Halu ath agent. Cincinnati and in Auson Racket the Fine passenger Steamer uerilllidan.,.w. C. Watts master. Leaves Cincinnati for Aadison every monday wednesday and Friday at 2 p. M., Landing for freight Aud Pas Myers at All Way Points. Freight recoil to at Gilmore a wharf foot Walnut St. Je30 amp mtg c. J. Gilmore agent. U. 9. Or flail a in Alc Ainora for Warsaw a Lotf Tiniou and i Jour Btu ii. Frem wharf boat Foet Vine Street at 151 a it. Charles i Gen. I Ueck a capt. Same a Lii Darth. I capt. Cha lbs David. Landing for All Way bus mess. Tiie splendid Steamer United states i Ben. Of Hinkein. Capt. Wadk. Cadt. David Whitton. Leave Fojt Vine Street at 5 30 p. Leaves fifth Safe it wharf at 6 p. M., Landing at a torn and Madison Only. Or sunday Only one boat departing at 2k., making All mail landings. Ail these steamers make prompt connection at Louisville with morning trains for Nashville Memphis and All Points South. Tickets for Sale at the company a office. No. 5�0 Vine Street at the b. K A Railroad Onice. No. 52 Burnet House mid the Dotts to All the Southern cities. Time same As by ran. Baggage checked to All principal Points a the boats. The Steamer c. T. Dumont. Henry a Bash Oaks. Master leaves daily for Warsaw at 11 t. M., Landing for freight Aud passengers at All Way t ints. C. G. Pearce. Press to. Thos. Shah la treasurer. A au3-tf ilk Guhar weekly Owensboro Evansville and Henderson. Connecting at Evansville with the Tennessee Cumberland. Wabash and Green hirer packets. Leaves wednesday 29th. At 5 p. A. Positively the Fine j passenger Steamer charmer ,.jno. Jambs jr., master. _ _ a. For freight passage and through a Stew Jar balls to All Points the above line apply to j. C. 7 Yurman k notice to shippers. Lid charmer is surely the Only boat leaving today for All Points Tho lower Ohio River. Will take freight for the South at current rates guaranteed who dispatch. Jno. James jr., master. Cine to and St. express line. Foe fat. I Jotis. Kate Toby non Jas. Urniston master. Leaves Friday. 27tb. At 5 p. Positively. To Vang through receipts to All Points Mosouri and upper Mississippi Rivers. J. A. Wlliamson supt. J9 pub. Landing. Robinson 4t cosset agents. 14 Public and Cine to packet 00. H. A. Jones Prest. It 6am. J. Halx 8ec�?Ty. Tto 8. Rots general freight Cairo and Memphis. Leaves Wedney Day. 25th. At 5 p. A. Positively the. Fine passenger Steamer . N. Shunk master. Freight passage apply Hoard. The office the com to Memphis shippers. The Glasgow will positively leave for Memphis wednesday 25th, 5 p. A j. It. Shunk Arkansas River. Tri weekly u. Al. Mail line. John d. Adam8. 8upt. Air to a eaters leave Memphis Mon wednesdays and saturdays. Through Bills lading signed Over Cincinnati and Memphis packet. For All Points Arkansas River noh26 Tho j. 8. Royse. Age to 4 Public hew Orleans direct. Leaves Wedny spat. 25th, at 5 p. A. Positively the Light draught and fast running passenger Steamer Silver Spray Jao. S. Patty son master. Bart. Patt$x�.clerk. A freight passage apply Board. 01 to Cunningham k Getty. Auction sales. By Hubbard amp Heaton no. 21. Fifth it Large Sale elegant household furniture piano <fc., at no. 171 Sycamore Street at auction. On thursday morning August 26, at 9 clock we will Well at no. 171 Sycamore et., elegant household goods consisting Rea and Green rep parlor sets 8 pieces each Oval Center table sociable easy chairs Brussels and body Brussels carpets several Large Mantle and pier mirrors window blinds lace curtains cornices pictures be. Also the furniture 12 bedrooms containing splendidly carved Rosewood mahogany and Oak sets. Mirror wardrobe. Toilet sets Spring mattresses to. Also Oak 8ideboard, Extension table chairs Large Monitor Cook stove and other dining room and Kitchen furniture. At 12 clock a Rosewood piano round Corners and carved legs with inlaid front made by Grovesteen k co., new York. Times copy it au25-2t-Huthe auction sales this week by James ii. Laws amp co. Groceries glassware ac., tue8day morning at 9o�?Tolock, at 16 and 18 West second Street. Boot and shoes tuesday morning at 10h clock at 16 and 18 weit 8econd Street. Dry goods clothing ac., tuesday and wedne8day mornings at 9 clock at 5�3 West Pearl Street. Boots and shoes catalogue sales thursday morning at 9 clock at 16 and 18 West second Street. Groceries glassware ac., Friday morning St 9 clock St 16 and 18 West second Street. Au7-Tuwthfm-tf by Jacob Graff amp co., 14 Bast fourth Street. Excellent furniture Carriage Ltd amp at auction. On wednesday morning August 25, at 8h clock several flue chamber sets parlor and dining room furniture Fine velvet carpet. At 12 clock precisely a very Fine family coach seats for six Cost $1,000. Au24-2t-g&co dry goods at auction balance consignment boots and shoes at auction by Dalton Coleman amp co., 121 Walnut St., Between third and fourth tuesday and wednesday August 24 and 25, commencing at 9 clock each Day. A splendid assortment goods will be offered. Coun try buyers should attend. Terms Cash. Au22-4tby Fred. A. Johnson no. 16 b. Foo the St. On thursday morning August 26, at 9 clock at Saleroom no. 16 East fourth Street at Publio auction without Reserve a Large assortment new furniture All grades including several Fine bedroom sets also one open top buggy in Good condition one very Fine 7-octave piano round Corners carved legs Hamlet. Davis 5t co., makers. Sale positive. Au24-3t-f.a.j business cards. C. Shaler Smith c. H. Latrobe Frederick h. 8mith. Benj. H. Latrobe consulting Engineer Smith Latrobe amp co., civil engineers Bridge builders 49 Lexington St., Baltimore . An2-Lychas. D. Schmidt importer Havana cigars wines liquors ac., 71 Pine St., new York. Mvl2-44tw&sa . Quot proposals will be received unit til september 4, at 12 clock m., at the office the township clerk in Cumminsville Millcreek top ship for building a Brick school House in Ludlow Grove. Plans and specifications a amp a be seen at Kemper s Hall near the Grove. The Board directors Reserve the right to reject any All bids. Au24-6ttuwathproposals for building the West Virginia state House. The building committee the company for the erection the state House to be built at Charleston Kanawha county West Virginia will receive sealed Norou opals for building the same up to september 6, 1869. The proposals must contain offers for the entire building and also for the various parts As Stone work Brick work carpenters and joiners work roofing glazing and painting. The committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest offer for All any part. Sufficient Bond will be required from the contractor for the due performance the work in accordance with the specifications. Information May be had Anderson k Hanna Ford architects Cincinnati Ohio and the plans working drawing and specifications can be been at the merchants Bank Charleston. A. Proposals must be addressed to h. C. Mcwhorter. Secretary state House company Charleston Kanawha county West Virginia. Au21-4toodto builders. Proposals will be received for ten Days at the office the planters tobacco warehouse for building continuation the said warehouse. Plans can be seen by applying at the office. A a au9-tf Legal. In the fifth circuit court the United states for the Southern District Georgia. In equity. Bill for account Aud Relief. Order to make parties. Edwin Parsons it Al complainants and an Thony Porter and Wallace Cumming assignees the Bank the state Georgia defendants. It being represented that there Are other persons than those Tow before the court interested in the distribution the fund in the hands the said assignees that the interest All May be protected As far Aspric tic Able. It is ordered and decreed that All persons having demands against the Bank the state Georgia who Are citizens the state Georgia shall before the first monday in november next at rules cause themselves to be made parties defendants to said Bill and those having like demands who Are not citizens said state also appear and in the manner and within the time aforesaid cause themselves to be made parties complainants with suitable averments in regard to their respective claims to and it is farther ordered that the clerk this court cause this order decree to be published once a week for four Montha. Before the next term this court in a paper published in the cities Savannah Atlanta Nashville Cincinnati. Baltimore and new York. John Erskine United states judge. May 14, 1869. I hereby certify that the above is a True copy its original file and record in office. A Ai a Jas. Mcpherson. Clerk je30-18tw�?~ we. P. Mellen trustee and the Quot United states and others against the new Orleans and Ohio Railroad company and others. This cause having been referred Back to As special commissioner by the Hon. Bland Ballard Jadee the United states District court for the District Kentucky for the purpose taking further proof ac., therefore notice is hereby Given to All bondholders the first and second mortgage Bonds and the coupons thereunto belonging and unpaid a the new Orleans and Ohio Railroad company a that have not already been reported to under a former order said court to come Forward and present and file with As said commissioner said Bonds and coupons As aforesaid at office in the City Paducah and state Kentucky before the first monday in november 1869. Also in Case lost Bonds if any in Case claimants claiming the right to have any Bonds not heretofore actually issued to them said parties Are notified to take proof same before at t he place aforesaid before the first monday in november 1869. W. H. Jones au2-30t special commissioner. For ice ice for Sale in stuns Northern Lake ice in Large and Small quantities to snit purchasers. Queen City ice co., au6-tf Corner Liberty and canal streets fruit can s. Stewarts Patent fruit can. This can having an entire open top with tight fitting cover is decidedly the Best in the Market. May be bad at c. Stewart8, no. 5230 and 52352. Sixth Street. The tops and Bottoms for the Trade May also 1m had either in urge Small quantities. Ao22-7t Railroad time table xxi Abnex taxi sati Oad Vul . From Cincinnati to new York without change cars saving from 3 to 5 hours in time and 118 Miles in distance. Shortest and quickest route to All the Eastern cities towns villages Aud stations. Leave. Arrive. Lightning express. 7 00 . &00 , express mail. 9 45 . 3 15 . Loveland accommodation.12 00 noon. 5-.30 . Fast line. 4 00 . . Xenia accommodation. 4 15 . 10 05 . Morrow accommodation. 5 40 . 8 00 . Loveland accommpdation6 30 . 6 45 Anu. Lightning express .10 00 . 6 00 . The 10 00 p. Trains leave every night. The saturday night trains run through to new York without detention. Trains run by Colum bus time which is 7 minutes faster than Cincinnati time. For through tickets time and connections made by the several trains please apply at the old office Southeast Corner front and Broadway Burnet House office Corner vice and Laker sts., and at the depot East front St. Omnibuses Call for passengers. No8-tf. L. Of Brien Gene a ticket age to. Xix and Atlantic and great web Unkn Xai boats. Cincinnati to new York without change coaches. A the Only line running two through lightning express trains daily without change. Two express passenger trains daily morning train sundays excepted evening trains run every Dav morning express leaves 7 00 . Arrives new York 3 00 . Nex Day. Fast express leaves 9 45 . Arrives in new York 7 00 . See oud morning. For All information and through tickets apply at f 15 Vine St. Sow. Fourth St. And no. 4 Burnet House Cor. Broadway and front streets. Omnibuses will Call for passengers by leaving orders at above office. P30-ly. B. 8hattuc, ass t passenger at. Mail Etta and Cincinnati. Depot Pearl St., bet. Plum and Central St. Baltimore and Washington City depart Aakriti. Fast line. 8 10 . 3 30 . Through night express. 11 30 . 4 00 . Chillicothe and Hillsboro accommodation. 3 45 . 9 55 . Lakeland accommodation 5 3<&Gt . 7 50 . Loveland accommodation 8 45 . 4 30 . Madisonville accommodation. 6 40 . 8 30 . , Hamilton and a ton. Trains run to and from Cincinnati As follows Eastern express Erie railway 7 00 . 5 10 . Eastern express Erie railway 9 45 . 6 00 . Toledo la Detroit and Canada. 6 15 . 10 25 . Toledo Detroit and cauda. 7 00 . 7 25 . Lima it. Wayne and Chicago. 6 15 . 10 25 . Lima it. Wayne and Chicago. 2 30 . 5 10 . Lima it. Wayne and Chicago. 7 00 . 7 25 . Sandusky. Clever and Buffalo. 7 00 . 5 10 pm. Springfield and Bellefontaine. 2 30 . 10 25 . Sandusky. Clevelnd and Buffalo 9 45 . 6 00 . Connersville and Indianapolis. 6.15 . 10 25 . Connersville and Indianapolis. 2 30 . 4 15 . Connersville and Newcastle. 6 00 . 10-25 . Hamilton. Eaton and Riehmond 6 15 . 10 25 . Hamilton Eaton and Richmond 5 00 . 10 25 . Dayton accommodation. 5 00 . 6 40 . Hamilton accommodation. 9 30 . 8h5 . Hamilton accommodation. 6 50 . Cincinnati bandu81cy and Cox Okland. Morning express. 7 00 . 5 10 . Evening express. 9 45 . 6 00 . Fan handle route. Silver Palace cars run through to new York without change in Twenty nine hours. Lightning express. 7 00 . 10 00 . Fast line. 4.00 . 3 15 . Pittsburg and n. Y. Express. 10 00 . 6 00 . Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland. Lightning express. 7 00 . 5 00 . Express mail. 9 45 . 6 00 . New York express. 10 00 . 5 00 . Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction. Connersville. Rushville and Indianapolis mail. 6 15 . 10 20 . St. Lonis and Indianapolis exp. 2 30 . 4 15 . Cambridge City and Newcastle. 6 15 . 10 20 . Cambridge City and Newcastle. 6 00 p.�?z 10 25 . Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lapa Btte. Indi Noplis and Lafayette mail. 6 30 . 12 20 . 8t. Zionts and Springfield exp. 3 35 . 8 20 Al. 8t. Louis and Springfield exp. 10 35 . 3 30 . Lawrenceburg 10 00 . 2 35 p Lawrenceburg accommodation. 4 45 . 8 05 . The 10 35 . Train will leave sundays but not saturdays. A via White water Valley division. Chicago mail. 7 00 . 10 00 . Chicago express. 6 30 . 9 40 . Harrison accommodation 6 10 . 6 40 . Via. W. V. Chicago and Cambridge City sex. 7 00 . 10 00 . Harrison accommodation 6 05 . 6 40 . Chicago and Cambridge City . 6 30 . 10 15 . Ohio and Mississippi. St. Louis Evansville and Cairo mail7 00 . 11 15 . Osgood accommodation. 3 00 . 8 45 . Through Western express.5 10 . 91 0 . 8t Louis Evansville and Cairo express10 15 . 6 00 . Fine 5 10 p. Train runs daily. Trains ran by Vincennes time 12 minutes slower than Cine to time. Cincinnati and Zank Svilar. Mail. 9 45 . 5 00 . Caboose accommodation .5 40 . 8 00 . Kentucky Central. Through express. 7 10 . 7 30 . Lexington express. 2 45 . 12 00 Falmouth accommodation 5 00 . 8 40 . Louisville and Cincinnati Short one Railroad. Morning express. 7 00 . 2 30 . Evening express. 5 45 . 9 00 . Night express. 11 15 . 5 00 . Waltis accommodation. 4 00 . 9 30 . United states mail line steamers. Morning mail boat making depart. Arrive. All Way lauds go. .12 2 evening express Landing at Madison Only. 5 30 . 4 . Accommodation for Warsaw. 10 30 . 12 Naglit. Bankruptcy. District court the United states for the Southern District Ohio. In bankruptcy. The creditors Wilson f. Steen Cyffic Iupati Are notified that his application for a final discharge from All his debts is set for bearing before . At room 32. Pikes opera House building. Cincinnati Ohio the 7th Day september 1869, at 11 clock . At which time and place they can attend and show cause if any they have Why the said discharge should not be grouted under the bankrupt Law March 2, 1867. The second and third meetings creditors under sections 27 Ami 28 said Law will he held also at the same time and place. Auj�-3tw Edward p. Cranch. Register. District court the United states for the Southern District Ohio. In bankruptcy. In tie matter Robert Moore Arthur g. Moore Hamilton Moore Frederick r. Moore and Augustus Moore individually Aud As co partners under the style Robert Moore k sons declared bankrupts in said court outline petition Charlea a Gano and others creditors. The creditors said firm and the individual members thereof Are hereby notified that they live severally filed in said court their petitions for a final discharge from All their debts both As partners and As individuals and that by order court the 30th Day september 1369, at 11 clock a. A at office no. 3�?~�5 pikes opera House building Cincinnati Ohio is assigned for the hearing thereof at Winch time and place their creditors either them May attend Auu show cause if any they have Why the said bankrupts either them should not be discharged from All debts under the provisions the United states bankrupt Law March 2, 1867. Edward p. Cranch. Anl8-3tw re Ghatei in bankruptcy. Steamships reduced rates. London and new York steamship line. Steamers leave fortnightly to London direct from pier 3, North River new York. Passage at $90. $70 and $30. Currency. Atalanta aug. 28. Paraguay sept. 25. Cella sept 11. Bellona october 9. For passage to Hamburg a Remen Havre Paris Antwerp and Rotterdam at a leap cur Reuck rates apply to Robert n. Clark "55 Broad Watfy a y., to we. B. Barry k co. Third and main its Cine to. For freight apply to Howland k Aspinwall 54 South at., n. Y. I. Anl6-lm medical treatment. Go consult the Rieford America. Pm private diseases cured in three Days without the use Mercury loss time change diet. Young men suffering trom self abuse excesses a. That disease the destroyed Tho Sauda Perm gently cured. Middle aged old men afflicted with impotency speedily restored to Manly vigor. Dra. Bonaparte k Reynolds. 182 Sycamore St. Ati25 2tdr. Pierce 185 West third Street formerly new York devotes his attention especially to the various disorders and irregularities incident to the female system. Twenty years practical experience. His Mode treatment ensures immediate Relief. Can be consulted at 185. Third St. Bet. Ken and Plum in person by letter upon matters a general Pivato Pature. It . Peron cures ale diseases arising from imprudence Mia Fortune. His appliance for seminal weakness and loss Power never fails to effect Acure. Price $10. Female complaints successfully treated. Or. Peron s restorative remedies sent by mail Price $2. Consultation free. Office. 16 Farum at., bet. Elm and Plum third and fourth its. P. Address. Lock Box 953. Cincinnati. It t 088 manhood impotence jul resulting from the follies youth other Cau a Young Middle aged even old men permanently restored to Manly vigor by the sure and Only known remedies to be had at the Western medical office 137 Sycamore ., Cine to Send stamp for circular. Female disorders speedily cared. Medicine by mail. $5. Recent eases a private nature cured to 3 Davs. No Chatie until cured. All confidential au24-2tkltwl� private and separate consi7lta-Tig rooms at the old established Western medical off i137 Sycamore St., Cincinnati Ohio for the treatment female complaints. Those suffering Froid nervous affections neuralgia debility any ailment Are assured speedy Relief. No charge until cured. Advice free. Send stamp Fot circular. Advice and treatment by letter ail confidential. Au24-2tfc.ltwl drs. Hall a White office 61 East third St., established 17 years for the cure private diseases. Recent cases often cured in 2 3 Days and we guarantee a cure in All cases in the shortest Fos Sibie time without the use Mercury other i tul drugs. Self abuse female complaints and All affections the skin and blood promptly cured. P au29-3t Akk. L Katesy medical office no. Al 153 Sycamore at. Cfin., o., for the cure Alt farms private diseases. Impotence seminal weakness syphilis be. Speedily cured also diseases Peculiar to females. Or. Kates has Given his special attention to the cure private diseases for 36 years. Ail a a a i a Lavinnia Call. Office hours. 8 Al h to 5

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