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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - November 3, 1872, Cincinnati, OhioThe ctn cd a a att commercial. Sunday. November s. 1872. A it in political affairs 15 county. Meetings of the Republican Liberal and democratic county executive committees. Ceo. E. Rcch f Appeal to democrats. About the last expiring flames of animation of the be Cutie committees flared up yesterday. The Bep toucans. No Bright lights were produced among the republicans. They met at their Headquarters Southwest Corner of fourth and race streets and nothing to Sita of ate Sny Hooy to extra exertion. It was suggested that the distribution of tickets he to uhf a a it try precincts yesterday and to the re Lily pc veil that they be distributed both to City and country yesterday which prevailed after Soine discussion. Colons Thurston chairman of the committee appointed to Confer Volt jts or. Smith of the Gazette to 88c�,rt�i 1 d tie of Hircy of �b�8 inform fit Ion upon w�u0�1 the article in that paper reflecting upon the work of my was based reported that or. Smith Wae unable to a Ric the desired information. Upon motion to accept the report a vote teas had resulting in its rejection by u in favor and 15 against the committee was continued. Or. I Nane of the committee on conference with the democrats in reference to the appointment of judg it for the election reported that they had two attempts to secure a conference for that purpose but bad failed. It was probably that they would arrive at some understanding. It was stated upon reliable information that an Effort was being by the democrats to secure three of the electors in the state by counterfeiting the Republican ticket in the first second and twentieth districts these being the two Cincinnati districts and that of Cleveland. Jor Blackburn urged upon the committeemen from the different Ward to see that their Block and rallying committees were appointed and that they were at work on tiles hat. Bev cd would bring out every Republican vote possible on that Darah adjournment was then had until monday morning. The following address was promulgated from the Headquarters of this committee Quot to the Republican voters of Hamilton county Quot inasmuch As the present political Campaign is rapidly drawing to a close your executive committee desire to urge upon you the necessity of continued activity and energetic . Quot our opponents arc counting upon a relaxation of off of on our part. Let your vigilance and effective Ivory Oon Vorce them of inc or i . 8pare no Palus in this great struggle for Liberty and your country. Bee Tiu every be Al pc it ter a at the polls on a Lection Lav. Fail not to Trgve Active Aud Earnest men selected in each Ward and township on your rallying and challenging commit Teeth. Have competent and reliable men chosen for judges and clerk. Quot be on hand promptly at the opening of the polls and remain until they Are closed. A see that illegal voting of every kind is prevented. Quot let every Republican work Early and late and be assured that we will not Only reduce the majority against us in this county but assist in swelling the majority in Ohio for Grant and Wilson. A Ril illegal voting be attempted if frauds Are attempted with the ballots let the watchfulness and action of no right and Bonet citizens not Only thwart the same but dring such wrong doers to speedy Justice. Quot give one Day of your time labor devotedly and the result will contribute to a he great National vie tory so soon to be won. Quot on behalf of the committee. Quot a ii. Blackburn Quot to the merchants and business men of Cincinnati Quot at a meeting of citizens held at Republican Headquarters october so the following Resolution was unanimously adopted a a resolved that the merchants and business men of to is cily Are respectfully requested to close their stores and Ether business houses on the 5th Day of n Oye her in order that All persons May have an Opportunity to attend the election on that democrats and Liberal republicans. At a joint meeting at Jake aug a Saloon speeches were by Isaac m. Jordan Hon. Fred. Hassau Rek Hon. George e. Pugh and m. W. Oliver. Or. Jordan a speech was a masterly Effort full of glowing Tonus and Ripe with encouragement and advice. Mrha amp Saurbek was fresh from Campaign speeches in Chicago Buffalo and other prominent cities. Hon. George e. Pugh was introduced and a practical speech to democrats As he termed it. He said. That any Man can Rote for the administration of general Grant fills me with Surprise. Now i have to say against Grant As a Man oras a Soldier but he is not lit to be president what we want is As or. Hassa Urek Lias said a civilian we want a Man who will govern the country according to the Constitution and the Laws one who will not be Ever ready to draw his sword opt of the Sheath and inflict it on his fellow Cir Zeua. We Are fast coming to the Point where Napoleon Iii found himself in France to a merely personal government. It behoves All Good citizen who value their liberties a and those liberties that belong to their children and their children a children to put a Stop to the course of the corrupt government under which we live. I do not say that Grant himself 1 corrupt but i do say that he is in Vry bad company that he is surrounded by the vilest act of corruption lists in the country who Are Suluner Greeley Schurz Banks these Are the men that formed the Republican party. They see Grant on his downward Road. They have Given him remonstrance after remonstrance yet he seemed fatally Bent on his own destruction and on their destruction. They have deserted him Aud they Call on is democrats to Aid them. We sen by the report of die october election in Ohio that if to democrats had done their duty we would have can led the state by 15/mo majority. We Are at fault we democrats not gentlemen like this turning to or. Hassa Urek the Liberal republicans have done nobly. Some democrats Are such Good democrats that they never Voie the democratic ticket. They will blow about it every Day in the week but when it comes to the Day of the election they either vote the ticket of the opposition or do not vote at All. I would not Ive a cent for a thousand such men. What we Are a ram Ottav Gelman. W. I Higdon. Valentine Martin William Pierce Charles 8tiegeltnan rallying committee first precinct a. H. Wentworth. Co Arad Koup James Garlick m. Grogan Fred. Bohi John Pallis. Judges. Second precinct a. P. Bradford e. H. Fillmore h. Hensell and John gerhold. V clerks second precinct we. F. Sanders Samuel Johns. Challenging committee second precinct Fred. Schatzman Philip Freyer Charles Reed Jacob Fricker or. Rallying committee second precinct a. W. Manly Thomas Young h. Gerhold John Marshall Chris. Ziefert h. Decrof e. T. Jenkins George Snyder Jos. Stien. Fifth Warp. Rallying committee John w. Tierron Michael Bauer d. T. Woodrow. T. J. Brown Henry Korb John Zuber Robert Lewis. Charles Hartleib. John Litherbury l. T. Barr Frank j. Leavitt George Schneider Jacob Bayer Sidney Milner John on John Jacob Wagner Jacob Wolf Thomas Foster Alex. Edgar. Challenging committee Price Blackford Archie Bowie Frank Berninger Alfred Koine h. Meyers Nick Wolf we Mccoy but n. Stanley Ben. Bailey. Eighth Ward. At a meeting of the eighth Ward Republican voters held last evening the following members were duly elected As challenging and rallying committees j Mitres and clerks to serve at the polls on tuesday november 5,1372. Judge a Joseph flood l. Dawson. Of erase Andrew Stokes John Cameron. Challenging committee Hon. John t. Fallis John Trimble esq., w. H. Standish esq., John allege James Fisher James Pollard. Rallying committee Joseph Mains p. Of Connell David Turner Captain Chris. Dilg Chris. Hopseker Frank Bessinger Jour Hallau Edward Beebee Adam Shoemaker George Hall Henry Helster Henry Hatley John Renshaw John Ritter. Stephen Mains Samuel Samoa ugly Thomas Collins Chris Hegg. James Hubbard Lle Noen Miller Janies time no Liverpool William Franklin Samuel Early Edward Burke. Ninth Ward. At a meeting of the ninth Ward Grant and Wilson club the Folio Wing named persons were Apponi fled to serve on the rallying and challenging committees at the election to be held november a 1872. Challenging committee a. Marks Thos. He Fennan James Martin Maurice Newman. Rally in it teen a. H. Andress Louis Schmidt Alfred Wood Thomas h. Miller b. H. Cox Alfred Shaw j. St Ocey Hill Robert Allison Fred. Mcdonough of Byerlein h. Ccady or. W. H. Taylor. Or. W. Storer Howe h. H. Tinker m. H. Richardson Walter t. Cox John w. Ligner John Gros Sius Isaac Marks w. Davis Samuel Gazzolo Moses Bing a. C. Sands George j. Leininger m. Eberle Jacob Seasongood l. E. Cruel w. E. Childs s. H. Goodin or. James Graham m. L. Harbe Sofi or. C. V. Wright o. H. Geoffroy we. Noble r. P. Spa Der Ezra Elliott John Gould Joseph itus a w m. I. Torrence. Jamos Wilson or. B. F. Miller. Or. P. G. Fore Goorge Woodruff. John Guilry we Dennett i it a. John Davis w. H. Johnson Joseph Belli ghei Mer a. Harte Jacob Meyer or. J. P. Walker Geo. Middleton Wendal Gruesser or. W. T. Irwin or. W. H. A Robrecht Charles pm Slor v. Boo Mann. L. E. Stevens or. T. Wood. v. Hotchkiss. G. Schiller or. E. A Stevens Green Holloway David Kirk s. Gibbs John Howard. Fifteenth polls Thomas Mcclean judge Thomas Selby clerk. County a Gila George Stevick Jungo George am Brose clerk. Chail Engvig committee h. It. In Schlur w. F. Tib bal. J p. C. Rontz j. T. Lacamp Jacob Frost we. Hackwelder a. W. Oster. Godfrey Ludwig Reed Vanausdel o. W. Underhill Joseph belts theory Meyers b. F. Pierce. Rallying committees. E. Black we. Friedeborn j. Crooker w. H. Hall e. Van Hart John Hancock or. J. K. Taylor George t. Kramer we. Salmon George Osier Henry ride Meyer Rudolph Aulder Beide Henry Hob avg August mourning. Henry Horn John Muldner Heury Manke. Val Uhlrich Henry Claycamp m. Bauer or. Van Hart Henry Monning Joseph Abbott b. In. Burk r. Lla Schig s. Riner 8. Troy or. Francis ferry t. C. Campbell w. D. Chipman Samuel Mayles Alf. Burnett George Boon. Fred Kammen we. Murray Joseph Sawyer. James i it Lenour Frank Sara user Alex. Dunlap. Wendell Thomas Murphy Efflin Bippus John Blendinger. Sixteenth Ward. For judge of presidential polls a. F. Randolph. For legislature a. W. Palf or. For clerks of presidential polls a. Johnson j. W. Pair. challenging committee of. Holliday jr., John e. Wise w. Wilde h. Fallin s Joseph. Afi ios Tooker John Smallen we. Tatted j. E. Cormany. Rallying committee a. Whitney a. H. Berry James Morgan r. White Gengo w. Corr suy. To. Marchant George r. Pentz w. Hai vey a. Bird w. F. Mcintyre e. J. Davenport Samuel Raimi l. Decamp j. I. Johnson w. L. Debuck j. More Charles b. Folger. Sandy Batt h. R. Lenard s. Bowen g. A. Frank Fred. Bussy John Eversman m. J. Patton Henry Amthauer e. Gordon e. Winters w. W. Harner Pierce King h. E. Holsingr George Frey Joe Stevenson Janies Kennedy cans. Stewart Jesse Coset . Pullen Charles Jackson. Edward Hummel. Truman Concklin John Carey Martin Pistner we. Carey manna Peter John burgler w. G. Williams Edward o Conner Alvon Sawyer c. Kampfmueller d. Roll David Wolff h. Boyd Geo. Daniels we Hanna jr., p. Kelley. Judges for the various voting places. The following arrangement was drawn up and signed yesterday Quot resolved that the undersigned committee appointed by the Republican democratic and Liberal Republican executive committees of Hamilton county Ohio to apportion the judges and clerks of election to be held on the 5th inst., to make the following apportionment for the City of Cincinnati d. And l. R. Rep. First Ward first precinct.2 1 first Ward second precinct.2 1 second Ward first precinct.1 2 second want second precinct2 1 third Wardt 2 1 fourth Ward first precinct2 1 fourth Ward second precinct1 2 fifth ward2 i sixth ward2 1 seventh Ward.1 2 eighth ward2 ninth Ward. 1 2 tenth Ward. 1 2 eleventh Ward. A 1 2 twelfth Ward first precinct2 1 twelfth Ward second precinct.2 1 thirteen la Ward. 2 1 fourteenth Ward.2 fifteenth Ward.1 2 sixteenth wal�?Td.2 1 seventeenth Ward. I 2 eighteenth Ward.1 2 nineteenth Ward. 2 1 twentieth Ward. I 2 Twenty list Ward first precinct2 1 Twenty first Ward second precinct .2 1 Twenty second Ward. I 2 Twenty third Ward.1 2 Twenty fourth Ward first precinct1 2 Twenty fourth Ward second precinct 1 2 a each party to have one clerk in each Ward and precinct. A we recommend that where the designation of judges by Law conflict with the above apportion Menf enough of he judges so designated resign to enable the above apportionment to be carried out. 7j Hudson Harmon a a. W. Prick Quot a. A. Harris Quot a. B. Doan Quot a. Quot or. H. Hill of Nisi to before last officers of the mail line packet Ben. Franklin coming up near the foot of Vevay Island. Heard loud and repeated whistles signalling distress. Coming from a Steamer above some distance. Putting on an extra head of steam the Franklin up to the head of the Island and found a towboat which proved to be the Diamond with a Tow of Coal floating in the River without Power or Means of guld Ance. The Franklin landed her a Short distance below. The Diamond had lost her wheel by some Means and had been floating for some distance and was in danger of striking her Tow on the Island which would probably have resulted in a very serious loss. She had barges containing one Hun died and forty thousand bushels in Tow. The 0. Advertiser of thursday says Quot the family of lieutenant Adair whose death Ivy the indians we noticed last week arrived in this City from fort Randall afew Days ago and the remains of the Brave officer will arrive in charge of a government escort to Morrow or next Day. The lieutenant was h member of the masonic fraternity and he will be buried by the order. Lieutenant Adair was a Cousin to mrs. President Grant be leaves a wife and three children who a arc now in this society meetings. Division no. 2 will to it on a Al. Xum Oay november 5, at half past 7 a Sharp in a full s. E. Corner fourth and Vine its. Members Are requested to attend. By order of the president. Andy Collins press to. B. J. He Ruht Sec a. It notices. In . Pittsfield cures corns Bun Lods and in growing nails without pain drawing bipod or use of acid at 139 w. Fourth St. To. S. Of a Washington Camp no. 2. Regular meeting tuesday evening november 5. Business of importance and visit from Camp no. 5. A full attendance is desired. It p. J. Jones. Of f. And c. A p. A. Of Ohio.�?tii1s members of a the committees on Ball will meet at we. Penn Hall thi8 sunday november 3, at 2 ., for final settlement. By order of Louis Mehner press to e. A. Sanders Sec a. It f i dirty ninth Ohio reunion Assoc elation will hold its next meeting at Hunts Hall 170 Vine Street on thursday evening. November 7, at 7 of clock a full and prompt attendance is requested As important measures Are to be taken. J. H. Corbin chairman. A 8. Winchester 9ec�?Ty. No3-2t-3,7 no3-2t-sn, a pwn physicians and Many dentists re Cupi mend All those wishing Teeth extracted i tempt to Colton a ratio per tooth when artificial in Law Are to he inserted go to the originators Headquarters Cor. Fourth and Elm. It a lecture son Anysie Bjo a prepared Vul manuscripts corrected lessons in locution Given at reasonable terms by mrs. H. S. Lacs Man n. E. Cor. Eighth and Walnut. It cheap Wall paper. The bist of brow Nio cents and White blanks�?T124� 15 and 18 cents per Roll at Maybery a 274 w. Fifth and 484 Iraln St. Lt-5p preferred specials wedding and visiting cards monograms and fade note papers. Beeler a Curry ocl2-tf-ps 208 West fourth Street. Do now if we mean business is to see that we increase the majority in Hamilton county. We can do it if every one goes to work. We have to right to Blamo Liberal republicans. It is our fault if we. Fail. The Chanticleer is the Emblem of our party. He gets up before Daylight and begins to Crow. Let us then be at the polls Early with our hands full of tickets that represent the desired Union by which we can give the v a the of the state of Ohio to Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown. Let each Man go up and vote and then attend to his neighbors. If you do that my democratic friends. In Good Faith to shall have Reform and peace. We util Nave a return of the Prosperity of this great City. We might spend millions on millions on railroads but unless we can Nave a kind feeling with the Southern people solid Prosperity will be just As far off As though the Road had never been built. You Are constantly met by most outrageous statements in certain news a papers and in speeches that Are proved false by your judgment and sense of right. For example in the times and chronicle of Vesterdal 1 find two articles to which i take exception i find a statement that Quot mrs. Greeley died at 4 of clock this morning a and yet the columns of Titis paper Are filled with insults upon the Kiriti Here or. Pugh choked up with emotion that wept Over the body of ills dead wife. The spirit of indecency which seems to affect these people can not. Be chanced even in respect to the Ordinary duties and courtesies of life. I have now i believe the Only copy extant of the original Quot coffin hand Bill a which reminds me that Ailer a be election Aud before the inauguration of Andrew Jackson he was railed on to bemoan the death of his beloved wife. Then in this same diaper i find a statement that All the democrats of Hamilton county and the state of Ohio discouraged enlistments and prevented volunteering. Amp there never was a a renter falsehood than this printed. Here is my witness turning to a Liberal Republican at his Side that we were on committees together and worked for the cause. These things Ore simply falsehoods. I not wish the War to occur. And i Ray nest to prevent it but when the War commence. There never was a Day or an hour in which if i could give any assistance i not give it in Money or personal exertions. Or. Greeley has abused me by name but i have got even with him 1 think. Or. Greeley does not represent me on the free Trade or prohibit Oil liquor Law questions but lie does represent me in my desire to have peace with the South to forgive and forget to Tell the White people that they fought Well and that if they will now come with us we will go with them s3 Man and wife for better and for worse. It was an inevitable result of the War that the coloured people should acquire the right to vote. If it had been delayed to this Day. It would still be our duty to give it to them. I say this while i am not in favor of their into mobs to beat and whip White men. But a ter All my friends i want to say that this talk about straight tickets is All trash. The Liberal republicans can never go Bock into the Republican party. Our future is the same. Whatever we May Cal ourselves we have Embar ked on the enter prise of equal rights to All Mankind of whatever color or race. Or. Pugh concluded by endorsing Monsieur vat tel�?T6 do aviation that the Universal remedy at the end a r civil War is amnesty and by declaring that the Way in. Secure amnesty is by the election of Horace greedy. Preparations for the electi05. Prior angry to meetings last insight. At the Ward meetings last night of Tho democrats and Liberal republicans and straight republicans officers and committees were appointed As follows Republican. Third Ward. At a meeting of the Republican voters of the third Ward held last evening the following judges clerks a no com Raitto is were elected judges a. F. Hornbein Ger Caspar Geist clerks Fred. Tischbein Henry Nieman. Challenging committee i eur. Pm Slotman Jos. H. Cross fowl St Choye Jos. T. White John King we Klusman Michael Toepper Jim. Eckert rallying commit Lee Henry 1 Ectner find. Hab Bertotte. Henry Plaines c. B. Montgomery John Krome John Niebaur. Glenn goes Liq Quot Rudolph dal Linann. We. J Obmann c. F. Miller Geo Hanpt John ste.-1.0. an we. Schoenle win. Artwork. Am tin Gaines Jos. Terni 8chlot-Inan, Michael a his j. C. Winans. Fourth Ward. At a meeting of the fourth Ward republicans 1, the following gentlemen were chosen to serv on election Day in the positions named judges of first precinct Captain John Renan and John Martin. Clerks first precinct of. Stiegelman and Henry . Challenging committee first precinct Jacob Stie eight eent1i Ward. At a meeting of the eighteenth Ward Grant and Wilson club held at Headquarters. Or. Neave chairman Aud j w. Richardson acting Secretary the Fol lowing named persons were appointed on the Chal Lengiu and rallying. Committees to serve at the election to be held novembers 1s72 challenging committee a. W. Richardson John Gaffney Victor Burnham g. B. Gladden r. Greer o. F. Lingo j. H. Kelley j. It. Mcgovern Jonas Seaman r. E. Fisher e. O. Eshelby j. H. Raper. Rallying committee a. F. Wiltsee j. T. Lockman p. Goldsmith c. Shotwell m. L. Buc waiter r. Macauley John Webb jr., Rev. W. Shelton colonel c. Churchill r. Hays e. Bicknell c. E. Mer Ritt j. Liggins Captain Charles Williams j. Longi Notti. George Burrows Gideon Rym amp a George Bigler j. P. Turner Emil Fleischer. Twentieth Ward. Challenging committee a. Kennedy w. H. Brickie l. A. Martin c. C. Marshall i. J. Near John Kirkpatrick h. Bronstrop and a. S. Kendrich. Rallying committee her. Kirbert Dan. French Henry Liffer w. H. King c. W. Moulton d. Jul sin Joseph Owens c. I Siinda. John Pfiffer. L. A. Martin a. J. White 8. A. Mccune Jesse Skinner c. A. White John Harris Alex Elliott j. L. Gall w. B. Be Neworth 8. L. Hayden William Carter or. Rennick Jac. Ila Elke Rev. Mchugh Henry Goble Daniel Keith e. T. Harelin j. Barnett we. Long d. Duncan j. Kirkpatrick we. Weischer lug Motiu Brenner John Coleman t. W. Ferran j. K. Grocers p. W. Held p. G. Weather by p. R. Budd l. Jones a. W. Anderson m. Tempest e. Y. Shepard h. Mine liar a. Wilson w. Smallwood j. . Koern Ellne. S. Lewis Ratter map e. K. Merry Ham j. C. Robinson e. Carrs h. Bru Streun g. A. Carnahan John Crawford j. G. Murphy ii. Beeching n. Badeau. Twenty Fourtin Wahdo first precinct. Judges julias Benckenstein George Weigold or. Clerks John h. Long Jumes h. White. Rallying Aud challenging committee a John h. Dulier g. Lush we. E. Bush. W. Bates we. Spe Hernam. C. Schleu Keeyo p. Weigold John Koch b. Wellinger g. Choc tar g. Alexander v. Welded John Gray bid jr., t. Charge j. Vuelker p. Vogel f. Slen Mier we. Teare Christ. Ii Erzberger we. Messer e. Ken her John Lory n. Kimmick f. Schmidt c. Fentzel g. Benkenstein ii. See Chas. Finger j. Rupp. F. Krentz. Democratic and Liberal. First Ward a second precinct. Judges John b. Wogg a. K. Brookbank Robert Black Steve mine Hall. Clerks Chas. F. Spiegel John of Connell. 1 challenging committee George Hueg Elloe Ben. Snowfield Geo. Black Mike Bauman. Rallying committee Cooney. Louis Burrus Lacky Gilloran we. Lory Janies Mullen George Lawrence Jas. Mcvay James Sparks. Pat. Fallon Job Sulser. W. G. Brookbank John j. Hooker Pete Roth we. Ten was Jas. Noley , John Smith we. Keck we. Spiegel Frank Ricking r. Flora a Lawrence Blessing we. Drake John Kramer Jesse Young Cal Gould Frazee Clark de. Troescher Chas. Denning mat. Armstrong Frank Mcgoff Fred. W. Myer j. L. Drake Hiram Cole John Stnley Mike Duffy David Walker John rancher. Cyrus Welch James Redmond Charles Cline Charles egly Captain f. T. Reno a. A Jones John Voois Hees a. Neather j. C. Collins Job sexier to Fred. Fraelich. Third Ward. Judges Jacob Meyer Victor Wulfeck e. V. Brookfield Clem. Krethen Burluk. Clerks Joseph Austing w. B. Morrow. Challenging committee Joseph Donohue Frank hoping Henry Schnite Henry Ahlers Louis suede polio Andy Middendorf. Rallying committee John Murray George w. Partner John Krouiak harm Ruberg j. C. Krethen Brink Chas. Mcdevitt Ben. Brinker Burt. Blakes Ley. Henry Heni Meigan Geo. Greve a. H. Love James Gegan Spaeti. James of Neil Adam Dollar we. Springmeyer Ellis Peiry Henry Buck Man Bud Osterbrink we. Miller Henry Bergfeld Geo. Hoeu Nelmeyer Thos. Fagin Feia. Klumper Geo. Gross Henry Anthoff Henry we Neudorf Jos. Parti we. Mar tin Geo Miller John Voots w. H. Miller Jos. Kramer Fred. Mollenkamp aug. Oswaldt Henry Feltman Thos. Gosling Peter Dowd . Mitchell Alf. Millet. Jos. Engel c. C. Eberle Heury 11 Olar Llor t r in to i Lunana Nopar Ril births. Lichtenstein on Friday november 1, to the wife of Theophin j. Lichtenstein a son and a Ioir Theophilus John Weicht 13 lbs. Marriages. Atkinson Faulkner on thursday even inc october 31, by ret. Father Hailey or. Charles e Atkinson. Of Newport Kentucky to miss Sadie b. Of Cincinnati. No cards. Faulkner of Cincinnati Jno Caras. Black a Chadwick on october 29, by the Rev w. J. A a hey. Or. Augustus Black to miss eur aug Al Laotto it jul a Tober 22. At grand rapids or. S. L. Green m.d., of Cind Niihau 10 is Delia n. Otto of the former place. No cards. A burgler Madero on the evening of a a sol 31, 1872, by the Rev. A. Krell. At his residence William a. Birgler to miss Barbara j. Mader. Egelston Shear on october 31, 1872, by Rev. Father Hailey or. Oscar Egeston to miss Katie she a. Westwood Phillips on tuesday evening october 22, at St. James episcopal Church by the pastor Rev. Or. Bugbee or. J. T. Westwood to Liss Agnes Phillips both of Cincinnati. Brockington Bodley on tuesday evening. October 29, at the brides residence by elder William p. 8fratton, or. Charles n. Brockington to miss Clara c. Bodley both of it. Adams Cincinnati Ohio. No cards. Jeffries Clendening on the evening of october 30, at Tho residence of John Shephardson esq., on Spring Grove Avenue by the Rev. C. H. Taylor d.d., or. George w. Jeffres to miss Annie e. Clendening All of this City. Deaths. Zen no on the 31st ult at the residence of her son in Law James a. Aston in Columbus Elizabeth relict of Philip Zinn aged 88 years both pioneers of Central Ohio. York pa., pm pers please copy Leonard on saturday november 2, mrs. Mary Leonard in the 72d year of her age a native of the Parish of , county Limerick Ireland. Funeral from the residence of her son in Law Maurice d. Brown Greenwood Street Corryville sunday afternoon at 1 of clock. Cox on Friday. November 1, at a Quarter to 9 of clock ., Mise Sidney a. Cox. Funeral sunday november 3, at 2 of clock ., from the House or mrs. Rothacker no. 48 Mulberry Street. Friends of the family Are invited to attend. Hitch on november 1, at. Bantam Ohio of dropsy of the heart mrs. Nancy hitch wife of we. Hitch aged 69 years. Funeral will take place sunday morning at 9 6 of clock from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. C. A. Rather. No. 632 Bakewell St., Covington by. Moleux on Friday november 1, at 8 of clock of consumption miss Cecelia Moleux in the 35th year of her age. Funeral november 3. At 10 of clock ., from the residence of her brother in Law s. Robinson Boston Clermont co., o. Friends of the deceased Aud family Are invited to Otto and. Troy of saturday november 2, 1872, Mary Troy in the 21st year of her age. Due notice will be Given of the funeral. Lauck on november 1, at 11 of clock a. M., after a lingering illness mrs. Maria r. Lauck aged 62 years l month Aud 11 Days. Funeral services from Findlay Chapel Clinton St at 1 of clock sunday afternoon. Friends of the family invited to attend. No2-2t Henry hol Sclier Henry Klenke Oscar Gerrard. Seventh Ward. Judges of. Springmeyer Jacob Ges serf and h. Duesterberg. Clerks a. Kenning a. Plohg. Challenging committee a. . W. Grosen bring John Theobald John Miller h. Hemann and f. Clasen. Rallying commit tee Joseph King Alex. H. Ridgway p. Theobald e. Wessell William Atlig c. F. Schroeder or. F. S. Emmeit h. Walbrink b. Haggarty Frank Bonte ii. Kunz f. Stad Tje. Eleventh Ward. Judges John duller and John Godar. Clerks a. Kramer and c. Langhorst \ challenging committee goo Rehm f. Itan Mann v. Huian Juo. Warner. \ rallying committee a. Meninger John Gerves Goe Kopp Jno. Reisinger j. Reinhardt Jno. Holt Meier p. Ebman. H. Mark Worth a. Beierlein h. Wagner Jno. Schrot i Chiist Hoffman do. Erun Ner l. Hedrick a. Seifert j. Hannsen Jno. Von Dick a. Stegeman. G. Loskamp. Jno. Maifield. S. Re in urls. Ottermann w. Juji Ccnaan n. Ruppert i. Meyer Jno. Roth Chris. Pistner Jno. Hust Jno. Becker a. Behtel. P. Schorr m. Huber b. Weil Man Jno. Lutz j. Baum j. Hagedorn h. Fugman a. Zimimerman a. I uber c. Seyler f. Koenig Jno. Darin Der. Fifteenth Ward. And Gest a. K. Love Cairns. Iliin. Clerk a. R. Brick Ley. Challenging committee Geo. W. Childs Jeff. Wll Liamou Ben Bruns. Rallying c oni Milter Alix. Mccanl Songli Marvin Bemiss by. Hunterman John Leach James White or. Gustav. Bruehl Henry Gabel John kor the Jac a by lab Jas. Mckenzie or. Wint Mieyer t. J. Sullivan Geo. Bausmith. We. Wright. Louis Werner Louis Klomm Ben. Xiv right Andy Schneider Theodore severing or. Schmock f. J. Weiner Samuel Orear Chas. Werner robot Higgins vim. Bender sr., Jacob aul Andy j. Pot same a h. Taft sr., Jacob Schwein. Sr., Jno. Bast same a h. Taft jr., Jacob Schwein jr., win. Alil bom Jno Rulie Cutter watches. Eclectic watches a we Are beginning to receive our fall Supply of these Fine watches for ladies and gentlemen. They Are All in 18 it. Gold cases full jewelled Stem and Ikey Winders and the Best watches for the Cost in the Market. Harry e. Smith a co., jewellers oc31-tf no. 6 West fourth Street. _ new music. Diew Musi a. Kinkel>8 Organ school is now ready pronounced to be the Best. Price 2 to. Whispering breezes. By Wilson. A Brilliant and very pleasing piano piece. Price 50 Eta. It Dobmeyer amp Newhall 50 West fourth Street. Horse treatment horse disease. Robinson s carbolic disinfectant 1� recommended by our City health officer and Lea d. Ing veterinary surgeons As the Best preventive against the present horse plague. Quart bottles 5 in pints 30c. For Sale by k. B. Ashfield druggist. No3-2t_s. W. Cor. Eighth and Central Ai r. Horse epidemic a sure remedy against id iss. Any party sending one Dollar by a by mail will be instructed How to avoid All dam Ages by this terrible disease if attention is Given o arly. Address drawer 3024, Springfield Illinois no 3-2t the Best Aud the cheapest. Whitjelow5s powerful disinfecting to woe r. Use without delay and prevent the contagious ii o ii s e disease. For Sale by All druggists. A p. association a. Meets monday evening november 4, at 310 w. Sixth St. All members Are requested to be present. New membership certificates ready for distribution. C. F. Basford press to e. A. Sanders Sec a. If religious notices. A la Rev. Thos. Vickers a. Will preach on this topic this morning at 11 of clock in the first congregational Church Cor eighth and Plum its. Public invited. It catholics of West Walnut Hills you Are respectfully requested to Mee Tatrow Leys Hall on Mcmillan St., on sunday afternoon november 3, at 4 of clock to hear report of in flying committee of St. Josephine Church now in process Cut erection. Jos. H. Rogers pres t. John b. Hoffman Sec a. No2-2t political. liberals in and democrats will meet at Greeley and Brown club Headquarters on monday evening at 7h of clock to appoint committees for election Day. It Thos. F. Geoghegan Sec a. Nineteenth Ward tiie democratic and Liberal Republican voters of the nineteenth Ward arc requested to assemble at the new engine House Headquarters Corner second and race sts., at 7% Monday evening november 4, for the purpose of select incr rallying and challenging committees. John Quinn it j. Polk Smith. Sex. Com. Greeley and Brown club fifth democrats and Liberal republicans of the fifth Wail will meet on monday evening. November 4, at 7 of clock in the old Bazaar building on Street near Broadway for the purpose of appointing rallying and challenging committees. No3-2t we. H. Pugh Sec v. Fourteenth Ward Greeley and Brown officers of the club and All those who will cast their vote on the right Side on tuesday Are invited to meet monday november 4, at 7h of clock p. at Headquarters Bank St., near Central a. Francis Seifert pres. No3-ct Greeley and Brown club of the sixteenth Ward will meet on monday evening at their Headquarters Varwig shall court St., for the purpose of selecting rallying add challenging committees. Come one Cuine All p. J. Deigham dem. Sex. Com. It Jno. Martin lib. Sex. Com. A thirteenth Ward Republican a nominations. _ judges a. C. Bardes h. Brettauer substitute f. Kallendorf. For clerks John Nykolay Jacob Best for challenging committee we. Great sub Theo. Meyer l. Stuebing Fred. Yonor George Lothes. Block rallying committee Vine race Liberty and Green Stine my join , Geo. Bauer. Race. Elm Liberty and Green streets a. Ruehr Wein c. Schwier. Elm canal Liberty to Green a. Kallendorf f. Kallendorf. H. Diec Buan. Vine to race elder ind Green streets Geo. Kreh c Kleb. Race to Elm elder to Green streets a. Stuebing Jos. Zech c. Gulden. Elm to canal elder to Green Street George Baler h. Kau Nuan. A a a Vine to race elder to Findlay Street John Propheter. Fred. Mueller. Rate to Elm elder to Findlay Street of. Lang Fritz g. Sommer. Elm to canal. Elder to Findlay Street a. Hoffman g. Bayer Jacob Green Vine to Elm. Findlay to Hamilton Road a. Weiss John Bauch h. Lotz. Elm to canal and Hamilton Road a. C. Baum c. Hess Geo. Lothea Henry Driemeyer. F. Kallendorf press to. J. Best 8ec�?Ty. No2-2t Colton recommends Fahnestock. A Cdr. Fahnestock no. 15 4 fourth St., thoroughly understands hie business. Those desiring to have Teeth extracted with the Gas can safely Trust them i selves in his signed g. Q. Colton. Remember that since the signs reputation to Aud list of Over 14,000 names of patients of the Colton dental association have been sold to a Novice neither Colton nor Fahnestock have any connection with it. It 91 dentists and Many physicians Quot a who formerly seut patients to Colton Snow recommend ail those wishing Teeth extracted without pain to Fahnestock a j 54 w. Fourth St. It fair. The ladies of the new Jerusalem Cli urch will hold their annual fair in the basement of the Church Corner of John and fourth sts., on thursday and Friday of this week november 7 and 8. Dinner will be served each Day Rorm 12 to 4 ., and supper each evening. It special notice. C. Holmer opened lately a in 319 w. Sixth St., an excellent Saloon and braid ing House styled a House �?�4 boarders will always be waited upon in the Best Way find Good Beds flue rooms on extraordinarily reasonable terms. It Mig pools. Reeley and Grant. Jno. T. Biggs will Seil pools to night and every right on presidential election it 7 of clock. Hudson a Saloon 262 Central Avenue. States handicapped. Nol-2t-l,3 Bui Xiding associations. The american depository a and permanent Benefit l0a5 a5d buildi5g society of , o. Capital $1,000,000 shares $500�?payable weekly. Office room no. 8, my fetus Hall corporate Michael Corbett Louis Newburg d. N. Comingore we. L. Robinson Gazzam Gano John Walliman j. We. Johnson James Taylor Thos. Murdock t. R. Potocka p. J. Nogan s. W. Bell 5otic�. Persons having unclaimed bag Al Gage at the Gibson House Are hereby notified that if not called for within thirty Days from Date it will be sold at Public auction by Johnson a co., at their store no. 20 e. Fourth 9t., on morning november 23, at 9 of clock to charges. Oc25-4t-25,no3,10,21 c All and see the newest styles initial paper for 25 and 40 cents a Box at a 274 w. Fifth St. And 484 main St. Ltt-5p notice to shippers. Co.,1 872. Freight office Short line. Louisville Cincinnati and Lexington r. R. Cincinnati november 3,18 the Louisville and Cincinnati Short line is prepared to receive and give dispatch to freight for All Points South. No3-2t Brent Arnold agent. Office Enterprise insurance co., a it her 31,1872. I at a meeting of the Board on the 29th inst a dividend of five per cent was declared payable on and after the 7th Proximo. Nol-3t Jas. W. Mccord Sec a. In special notice. Trusses braces amp a. Now e inform the answer to numerous inquiries or. Kahn director of the museum of Anatomy on exhibition at 174 race St., begs to Public that owing to a pressure of business he will be unable to visit Cincinnati but that he May he consulted personally or by letter at his residence no. 29 fifth Avenue new York City from 9 Till 2 p. M., and from 5 till 8 ., on Sanday till 2 Only. No2-2t Radical clerk truss. It is with More than Ordinary pleasure that we Call the attention of the afflicted to the invention of or. A. O. Forsbergh a new Radical cure truss patented May 8, i860. The doctor has this a business for More than Twenty five years and his Success in perfecting cures is unprecedented. In addition to trusses. Or. Forsberg devotes attention to applying instr Menta for curvature of spine. Wry neck hip disease club feet Bow legs and weak Ankles also on land knee Caps elastic stockings anklets for swollen limbs or parts of and to the manufacturing of shoulder braces. 8uspenoory bandages crutches Extension shoes artificial limbs,1 arms noses eyes and All mechanical construction for the Benet of suffering humanity. Address or. A. O. Forsberg no. 5 East fourth St., Cincinnati Ohio and tit amp in full particulars. Lt-5p loan associations Peoples loan association. A great Success $112.25 on each share at the first Sale Twenty shares sold. 1yearly 800 shares taken. Dues 50c in per week. The Figular meetings of the Peoples loan association Wil be held every wednesday evening at 8 of Eek at Loewen Hall 439 Vine Street. All those wishing to join should not fail to do so by next meeting a the shares Are limited to 2,000, and nearly one half of that amount Are taken. The directors will soon place a Premium upon the shares. At the first Sale of Money 20 shares were sold at $112 25 per share Premium making a total of $2,245 Clear profit for the association. Property for Security will he accepted Thal is situated in Hamilton Clermont Brown and Burler counties Ohio and Kenton and Campbell counties by. Everybody invited. John roller press to h. W. Ste Thexson rec. Sec a. C. E. Callahan attorney. It monuments Whites monuments the finest and cheapest in the United states no2-10t-5p 255 an d 257 West fifth St. Business changes dissolution tie firm of Robinson amp Mosset Steamboat agents and forwarding merchants was dissolved november 1, by Mutual consent. J. 8. Robinson will continue tie business at the old stand 14 Public Landing. A. J. Mosset can be found at his office on Mccoy a War boat foot of Broadway. Jas. 8. Robinson it a. J. Mosset. Millinery <9 Wintz opening. Miss a. E. 8chm7dt amp co., no. 180 West fourth will have their Winter opening on Friday november 8, when they will exhibit the latest Berlin and Paris importation of Bonnet and round hats. No cards. We Are also ready to execute All the latest styles of dressmaking. Poot-3,6,7. Clem. Saalfeld no. 77 w. Sixth Street Covington ky., millinery and notions shirts and fancy Woolen goods. Shirts to order. It millinery and dress making. Miss a. E. Schmidt amp co. No. 180 West fourth Street have the Honor to inform you that they a re now prepared to execute orders in All latest parisian styles. Oc6-15twfsu fancy goods notions fancy goods. A e Are Headquarters for silk fans ladies elastics card cases writing desks work boxes Napkin rings hand mirrors Feather dusters portfolios albums table Mats chess checkers dominoes playing cards Ivory chips a. It o. Cady fifth and Walnut. Tver. W. W. Backman has this Day 1t1 withdrawn from our firm. Cincinnati nov. I �?T72. Dan Larmel a be co. Or. Thos. D. Armel has this Day been admitted As a member of our firm. Dan Larmel a be co. Cincinnati nov. A �?T72. Co partnership. The undersigned have thai Day formed a co partnership. Under the firm name of Backman life Wilson As commission pork packets and cur Era of the Challenge Brand extra sugar cured hams at Northeast Cornet of court Aud Sycamore streets. W. W. Backman Cincinnati nov. 1, �?T72. Geo. A. S. We Lson. No3-St insurance a Suttek Nixsa is insurance company Quot of Cincinnati. Office in company a building 5os. 78, 80, 82 and 81 West third St. Capital paid up. 8300,000 00 Security by state Laws. 600,000 00 fire and Marine risks taken on Liberal terms. Losses promptly paid. Directors Thos. Sherlock r. Bishop Theodore Cook James m. Glenn John Shillito Adolph Wood l. A. Harris George k. Shoenberger a. S. Winslow George t. Stedman James w. Gaff g. H. Barbour Jas. Mckahan f. H. Baldwin John w. Hartwell. John w. Hartwell. President. James w. Mccord Secretary w. P. Stratton Surveyor. Louis Stegner solicitor. Oc30-26twfsu 1 he partnership heretofore existing Between the undersigned under the name of Block life Hilb is this Day dissolved by Mutual consent e. Block retiring. The business will be carried on by c. Hilb and All outstanding liabilities will be settled by him. By. Block a a x _ c. Hilb. Cincinnati Ohio oct. 30,1872. Oc3i-3t-3i,no2,3 no2-5t manufactured by de. Berghausen a be co. No. 49 main to Reet dissolution. The firm of Mckeehan amp Evans is this Lav dissolved by Mutual can set. Either party is authorized to Settle the unfinished business of the firm. James Mckeehan. _ Seth Evans. Cincinnati november a 1&72. Noi-3v ___1 Cincinnati november 1. H 72 the undersigned have this Jay a formed a Copartnership under the firm a one of Evans life Kinney ii the transaction of a pork packing and commission business and the curing of the Porko Poust Brand of Choice sugar cured i pm sat the old Staddon Mckee an life Evans n. E. C Orner of ninth and Sycamore its. Seth eve ave 4, it for Sale for Sale. Valuable business property a lot of ground 35 it. 4 in. On the South Side of sixth Street running Back along East Side of Stone Street 185 feet to Longworth Street. A Fine Brick building thereon suitable for manufacturing or other business. Apply to 4? Buchwalter life Campbell att is 25 w. Third Street. 1 for rent for rent the store Boom no. 117 West fourth Street formerly occupied by r. W. Carroll life co. And hol Brodyk a be co. Apply to Geo. E. Stevens amp co., a 39 want fourth Street. Nol-2t designed to enable its members by cooperation to Purchase Homes without Furtner Charpes than they now for rent also to afford Topra facilities to borrow on easy terms at cheap rates fld to invest Sav figs with Security and profit. This society is now organized and shares Are Beitf rapidly subscribed. Persons desiring to become members May do so by calling at any time during business hours at the office of the society or at the meeting next thursday evening it 7h of clock. The popularity of building societies the number of persons connected with them and the Large interest involved require that they should be conducted on such principles As will develop their Many advantages. This can Only be done by a permanent institution. The winding up of terminating societies absorbs the advantages of their Early Success. After two or three years the premiums cease borrowers can. Nut he found and the expectations raised Are not realized. A. This society is instituted on a different plan. It in not an association of a Given number of persons to in a Given sum and then Divide and close up hot is permanent in its operations. Members May join at any time no Back payments required and members May borrow for a Long or Short time with repayment by weekly monthly or yearly instalments suited to the convenience and circumstances of All the advantage of this feature of the society will a appreciated by those who have had experience in the terminating societies. The Borrower in those societies is in doubt How Long to will have to and has a no option As to the time or manner of payment and the usual estimates based on conjecture Only Are often fallacious and Seldom realized. In this society All is fixed and certain and based on accurate calculation. And a person May borrow for one year or ten according to his own convenience or necessity. Money May be deposited in Large or Small amounts and withdrawn after six months with interest hut members who leave their Money on Deposit for a longer time will have the interest written to their account annually Ami in addition will participate in the profits of the society equitably. A permanent society possesses All the advantage of a terminating society a title greater certainty greater usefulness and greater profit. A d. N. Comingore lt-5p Secretary and treasurer pro tem. Co operative land and building association no. 1, Hamilton co., o. Regular monthly meeting monday night november 4, at 214 Vine at at 8 of clock. Change to Constitution. Levi c. Goodall press to. Habby c. Dams Home building association no 8, meets monday evenings at Queen City Hal a n. W. Corner eighth and Freeman its. Shares $500 dues $1 per week. Organized August 5, 1s72. W. L. Robinson. Press pc. Jos. H. Mag Lachut Sec a. Se29-Tfsum new miscellaneous. Remedies. Sub eucalyptus Globo sus the statute for quinine. Mono. Bromide camphor for nervous disease. Bromide of quinine. Bromide of morphine. Methyl Strye Hina for tetanus a few. The Trade supplied by John Keeshan druggist a Corner sixth and Walnut. Cili Mues. It n. L. B. Grate Smoky so c. C. Stephens mantel Range boiler and practical boiler and Furnace setters. tops furnished and set bricklaying in general. A lot of second hand grates cheap. Residence no. 192 Richmond Street. Lt-5p ice ice a the Peoples ice company Are pre. Pared to deliver the Best Quality of ice by the ton car Load or canal boat Load at very 16w rates. Jas. Cullen life co., no3 3fc-3,5,7 Cor. Hunt and Sycamore. Keeshan a cod liver Oil especially for my Trade it is pure fresh and reliable and will not disagree with the most delicate stomach. Sold Only by j. Keeshan druggist it n. W. Corner sixth and Walnut the Best White Holland window shades for $2 50 a pair and Oil window shades $2 pair at Maybery a no. Fifth and 484 main St. A 274 w. Lt#-5p look carpets at the Well cleaned Call f French carpet shaking establishment 583 and 585 West Nin Tii St. C. Pigeon upholsterer 1 office 116 West fifth Street Oyster lunch at 9% of clock this morning at Franks place 342 Central do off a month and expenses to / o Good canvassers. Articles new and As at dle As flour. Samples free. Nol-20t c. , Chicago. New crop new Orleans molasses arriving and for Sale by James h. Laws a be co., oc25-tf inns. 16 and 18 West second Street 66. Financial. Financial. 66. $80,000 to loan this week. Nna told an in sums of 81,000 o5,0uu to 1,500, $2,000, $2,500, f?.oco, $3,5jo. $4,000, $ 4,500 to $5,of 0 each on improved City property at reasonable interest. $mv000 to loan on Bond and Stock col laterals in sums of $1,000 to $5,000 each on Call or on 30,60 yid 90 Days time at current rates. N. of Purchase Money mortgage n otes. County and state Bonds bought and sold. Parties had better bring their title papers with them to save time. Principals Only need apply. Also 4 per cent interest will be allowed on deposits of 6 months certificates and 6 per cent interest on to. Months certificates secured by mortgage on City property. A n 8toeckle, it 66 West third Street removal. P w we. Augustine removed. Practical Dyer removed from 60. Thirteenth St., to 443 Walnut _no3 removed. A Teckman a photo filiph a leery by removed from 112 w. Filth St to 128 w. Fife it _ hut Kao

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