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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - September 28, 1868, Cincinnati, Ohio8the cinch an Ati commercial. Monday. September 28. 1868. Local matters. Iii Natare Alan nor. Moj Toat september 28. 1868. F in rises. 6 08 i Moon sets.2 45 . T in nvts.5 52 full Moon 1st.2 50 p. M. Me Koroi Orical observations by Nenry Ware of i a clan. Nos. 5 and 7 wac to fourth Street. Cincinnati onto. A a clock. Barometer. 7 a. M.29.38 52 m29.33 6 p. M____.29.31 or Nat september 27, 1868. Therm. Wind weather. 51 Southeast. Fair 63 South West. Fair. 67 Southwest. Fair. General g. R. Paul United states army is it the Spencer House. General Cary rests from i labors to night. evening he Speaks at Cleves. Republican meetings will be held to night at t a Corner of fourth and Park streets Aud t be fourteenth Ward Headquarters. Edward costello who was before the police it ourt a esterday is not the Edward costello 1 Ite of steading Road now residing on seventh i Greet in this City. James , one of the employees of Dunn a Witt roofers of this City was killed co Eutiky by a fall from a building in new Richmond on a which lie was working. To has relatives in Jersey City new Jersey. The democrats raised a pole at the Corner of 7-Iberty and Dudley streets last saturday. They h red to top it off with a democratic rooster but 7 in miserable Chanticleer armed to the Teeth a went Back on them and fell to the ground. Sarah Coombs a Young woman from Ala Quot Bama attempted to commit suicide night before l is by jumping into the River near the Little Miami depot. She was prevented by private watchman Henry Gar hold. Destitution led to Iho attempt. The anniversary exercises of the Alumna association of the Cincinnati Wesleyan female College will be held in the College Chapel on wee Ley Avenue on tuesday morning at 10 of clock. All Are invited. Publio reception tuesday evening at the same place. T we were in error in stating that j. W. Fitzgerald had challenged or. P. F. Maley. Our informant was not a reliable individual As it appears that the recently antagonistic aldermen slave settled their trouble Over a whisky punch a and a bowl of Turtle soup. The reunion of the members Aud friends of Union Chapel to Welcome Back their old pasta1. A item. . 8. Mckown takes place this evening sat v he Church. Madame rive and kit chill or. A Johnson professor Dell and others will enter a Aln them with some Choice mud la. The Ohio River is on the rampage the water Beang nearly up to the pave input on Gilmore a wharf at the foot of main Street last night Aud r till rising rapidly with forty feet in the Channel i hence to Louisville and Only a space of sixty to feet under the Covington Bridge. French meeting of the French a a Ltd fees of Cincinnati and Vicinity held at or. Rail Ley a Saloon Corner of Vine and Longworth , for the purpose of forming a society for Juamual support and a company of militia the to Lapwing officers were elected pro a. Bullet. President p. V. Thilley vice a pro Sidet m. Emery Secretary. Executive committee a. Rivard cd. , of. De la Kuoch. Pigeon and l. Fou it cult. Committee on constitutions a. Bullet p. V. C.,, and in constant. Democratic grand mass Reot fing of the democracy at sixth Street Market a space this evening will be addressed by the a Uon. Allen g. Thurman and major general Ewing. The Torch Light procession will Juh Evo along seventh to Plum South on Plum to i o a rth West on fourth to Smith North on Smith a to fifth West on fifth to Mound North on Mound a i Ndu John to Findlay East on Findlay and Hamilton Road to main South on main to eighth East on eighth to Broadway South on Broadway to Smurth West on fourth to Vine North on Vine rto8ixth, West on sixth to sixth Street Narket puce. It will Start at 8 of clock. The Knon. The fall mooting in running races at the a Buckeye track will be inaugurated to Day. To Mills for the track leave the Cincinnati Hamil Quot Toki and Dayton depot at 2 and 2 20 p. M. Price a of a admission Quarter stretch and privilege of course in Arlu Diug Railroad fare $1 50. Publio stand in flu Sling Railroad fare 75 cents. 1 tickets can be procured at the Hamilton and a Dayton depot Aud at the ticket office upon the course. Ladies will be charged unless a com fax a Ai red by a member and belonging to his fatally. Members can get their badges upon application to the treasurer at the ticket office. Pools will be sold at the Burnet House every a Yenlung and morning Aud on the track. Entries for purses of the following Day will lose Twenty minutes after the last race each da7. Amusements batsman a French opera musical a vent of the season heralded by the almost world wide reputation of Bateman a French opera takes place to a igbo at the National theater by the first appearance if the troupe with the Peerless Thostee in her famous a sole of the grand Dueh Esb at its head. The great Felt in this charming artiste is manifested in the for secured seats by the fashionable of our City who really Are Bard to move or excite to enthusiasm. In. Bateman a Success As a manager is unquestioned. I e has always Given the Public the Cream of the Lyric a Mage und he can be implicitly relied upon at this time. A the fact is Ciuc Iupati is about to have its first express it Ltd of genuine comic opera by a full Aud thoroughly Gai sized troupe of artists under the Baton of a com jul teat director and our amusement seeking Public should make the Best of the Opportunity afforded by the positively limited six nights. Wood s american opera to Stipe offer the a a grand Duchess a in a Burnt Cork,�?T1 As t a attraction for this evening and will give besides t Weir usual entertaining miscellany. Or. Oberst. The tyrolean Warbler and vocalist makes jigs first appearance this evening. The complimentary Benefit to or. J. H. Rainer takes a Dace on Friday evening next on which occasion or. Tkv. W. Newcomb senior proprietor of the troupe will a it. Ake his appearance in some of his irresistible comical files. This is a rare compliment to his retiring manager and will be a treat to the lovers of fun in a Burnt a the horticultural exhibition. The horticultural exhibition remains open one Day longer but will close to night with a Sale of the fruit stud Flowers at auction which should attract a big own. The desire to taste the Premium fruit is pc to a neral. But the Rule of a a hands off will be enforced 1 Itil to night. The following document will be read with interest by generally. It is the report of the fruit i mini tree on the fruit of the fall exhibition of 1868 apples exhibited ate meager in number As Well As a you atty especially those grown in this i equity with y w except ious. Vav. F. Kellar exhibits from this View Nitro Western a Voty a new Apple of our tables handsome Large and to it by also Tulpehocken Porter Aud Black Detroit t by Fine. To. W. Nash of Plainville three varieties Baldwin it i oth is Fine. P. B. Bust of Kenton county Kentucky a very Good How of apples for the season ten varieties. L. Miller sent three plates of Good apples�?rox-, russet. Baldwin. A. Areli Ferguson from a Remote part of the state of is i in a Glaize county exhibited the finest and largest Pink of Ati Des. Among the varieties were Baldwin Uia Mumuni i Hubbardston nonesuch Maiden s Blush jump Ken russet Cuya hoga Redstreak yellow be let a hour to a Hooken. Newtown. Spitzenberg. Winter it a Onaiti. Rhode Island greening Broadwell Sweet reek pippin fall pippin All very Fine. Also. Fall wine 1.1 d numerous other varieties making a flue display. The exhibition of pears is Seldom equated the season 7�cins evidently More favourable for pears than apples. A it Unk Murphy exhibits a Basket of Fine Duchesne. M. Moore of Storrs exhibits a very Large Pound w. A. Gorman of East with rat Hills exhibits two Quot be act of be Huc Hease and vicar pears. J. . Delhi three or four seedling pears already exhibited on our tables and passed on by c Init fee. Golden Burre incorrect is Paradise of autumn Jswant a dings i incorrect being the Stone Emu or Bergau Iotte. Vav. F. Colburn of by Jing Dix a Polum in Sun a Orange sold at Laboureur. Mrs. Jackson Duchesse a per Fine Louise Bonne gout Morceau very Good specimens of varieties named and doing credit to or. Colburn a a cultivator. Gabriel Sleath Hazel nuts and near. G. W. Nab of Plai Uviller vicar gout More Ean dec Hesse very Fine peek of Huc Hease. Dan. Vincent of by aug a Orange Pear for name the doyenne fondant de Mahue Burre do Remberg Buffum. The first named and Duchesse very Fine others not so Good. The Trees May be grow nig old like on old Veteran contributor. Something w Ould seem missing on our table without his Contri but ions. Henry in lick Louise Bonne handsome Sheldon Good Clairveau Tine Beekel flemish Beauty Swan Orange bergamotto. Liken by of Highland Campbell county Peck of Bartlett Fine. Jobu Hammitte Golden be Urrey incorrect is Stone f furnish Beauty magnificent Bartlett. Vicar Louise Bonne and Duchesse All do credit to or. Namoi iut a cultivation. R. T. Thornton Campbell county Ashe Golden Burre Dix. Burre Dramalis Soldat labor tur Andrews due Liesse. Baylor a old Virginia Pear Burre do Anjou vicar Louis Bonne Benne Clairveau swans Orange All Fine Well grown pears. James t. Williamson Campbell county Kentucky Burre Diel very Fine Ltd lout Morceau very Fine Burre do anon in Chosse flemish Beauty Lawrence Columbia. Bur tam Louise Bonne Duchesse. All no very Fine specimens of varieties named. Alao Afine display of a peek of Al Erbisti Beauty in Basket. J. Metz of pm Ninville Winter Nelis gout Morceau Pound. Burre gris do liver. Bonne Des zees White doyenne incorrect it is gout Morceau Der Baulster doyenne d Hiver do Aventon Burre Diel very Fine master Burre Good Anft am Louise Boule. Our tables Are indebted to or. Metz for his frequent exhibition of Fine Well grown pears and be is not belie us on this occasion. R. B. Price Burre do Anjou Burre Diel due Hesse Buffkin swans Orange All Fine. R. Buchanan vicar Lawrence Burre Bose incorrect Duchesse doyenne Robin Gray doyenne incorrect Winter Nelis. Jamilette Belle lucrative incorrect Buffam Heathcote Suerre do Remberg Louise Bonne Burre Diel la in. J. M. Mccullough vicar Swan s Orange Sheldon. Burre d Anjou Seckel All Fine Louise Bonne Napoleon Bettio de la Mott a Large and valuable Pear and deserves attention As a Winter Pear for cooking and eating tree a Long while coming into bearing Duchesse very Fine Cadillac a old variety of Winter cooking Pear very Large Winter Nelis. Tine gout Morceau Cushing not Correct it is Dix or the whole this exhibition is valuable Aud interesting. Or. Jobu a. Warder exhibits sixty varieties of pears May of them rare and new kinds and worthy tie attention of Pear cultivators who May save m3tiy a Dollar of Experiment Aud trial by visiting and examining this Large collection. We will name Only a few of the More rare Ami new kinds de Mello fun Dante Millot. Lamertine Triumph do Jodo gue Pennsylvania Burre Buru icy Bretou Neau Princess Charlotte Colmar Des invalids Favori mrs que de cons i Ler fondant do Cornice rap Algie. Nouveau Poteau Berckmans St. Michael Archarge Tje Ruz Ziet Cabot. S. S. Jackson very handsome Peck of Duchesse Fine Dix Clairveau Nwana a Orange Aud other handsome w Ell grown pears. From messes. Ellwanger and Barry mount Hope nurseries Rochester new York on the 25th inst., came Tegt hand for exhibition and were behind by no Lack of these gentlemen but by reason of the absence of c. H. Wardlow from the City to whom Thev were consigned a a magnificent package of pears. They Are really the finest display a id most interesting exhibition of this Fine fruit of Tho table and worthy of the reputation of this Well known firm. They certainly coup Maud the attention of All Pear growers amateurs As Well As fruit growers in general. They exhibit seventy varieties of Well grown pears we will Only name a few of the rare kinds Adams Langlien Hardy superfine Burre de. Waterloo Burre moire Gannett bergamotto compoc de la nov bergamotto de Milia pies. Compte de Paris Call a my m oust re or Van mar uni doyenne Bouloch Etoile do revert Fulton. Jalousie de Fontenay Vendee Jones see ill no. Lib Rale Marie Louise Nouveau Poteau Pratt Paradise d aut Iune Paul ambre souvenir does Pering Sellock be Lou Admiral or Arbro Courbe Lodge Graslin Brown Burre very Fine due do or leads. Rouge do Anjou pie in compte de Flanders Sii Eppard rap Algie Coit Burre in arson age Earl desire Cornell Burre Grib do Hiver Nouveau Belle spire Dumas Josephine de Malires. Finis a Pond s seedling heeling a Superb coeds Golden drop Reese Mammoth. Peaches sent in to Day 26th inst., from Zadock Miller new Vienna Clinton county Smock free. Peaches for name they Are the Lagrange not much difference Between Buckeye and ii Rock. Apples for name Winter Pearmain from w. S. Durham of Newtown. Hamilton county two plates of Tiue Baldwin and Tulpehocken. . From Gotlieb Myers East Walnut Hills display in vines of Ives very Fine two Well loaded rides of Large Well filled Bunches one Vine of Diana one of Venango one of Herbemont and one of seedling medium Bunches Laige Berry Good grapes. From George w. Skaats. Delhi plates of Ives very Fine Delaware Norton a Virginia Herbemont Mary Ann Venango Concord and Diana. Two varieties pears. Clairveau and Howell Tiue. John a. Warder thirty two varieties Grapis a few of rare kinds Are named Alvey Bates Black Hawk Brinkle Chester nos. 2 and 14, promising wine grape columbian White Corina of Mexico Iona Logau by Ninn Martha Northern Muscadine Venango. From Alton Illinois Herber Mout and Catawba Fine specimens. From Sebastian Rentz. Delhi Cape Herbemont. Catawba Norton s Virginia minors Aud Reutz s a seedling a heat and Beautiful display. From George bogey pc bout Virginia seedling. Delaware two Large dishes Ful Lauu Norton s Virginia from George Hussun Hermann. Missouri with or. Bogent a a Liberal and attractive display. A from or. Knox of Pittsburg a specimen of Rogers seed log also Baler of Rogers which is very promising. From k. A. Thumps our a Large and handsome display of grapes very Fine Concord Norton a Virginia Delaware. Also Ives Tiue display of Vine Hartford Herbemont Cre veiling. J. M. Mccullough Fine display on plates of Ives Concord seedling grapes in appearance resembling Delaware a promising variety of seedling. Charles Davis Chasse us. Hamburg ate., grapes grown under Glass also pears Aud peaches ripened under go ass Tor display. R. Buchanan Catawba Venango Schuylkill Liue. Albert Mottier Fine display of Delaware Couil. Herbemont n. Virginia Ives Cre veiling Cusi minor Cape and other Liue varieties. Grapes from Lewis finch�?1the of vines of Ives very handsome and in Large masses were also displayed. Ives Aud Norton a Virginia a very handsome display. From George Campbell Delaware Ohio Roger a hybrid no. 32, no. 9, no. 30. No. 4 seedling hybrid of Delaware and Urfe Turall Adirondack and Marths. From j. G. Anthous Cambridge mass a aliens hybrid grape and Israella. From Frank Murphy display on vines. Probably the Best display on single vines of Ives Concord Catawba and Delaware and very Hue display of Concord Aud Delaware in Maasen. From Charles Parnell Walnut Hills a tree of grapes Union Village Delaware Concord. From John h. Gerrard peaches red Check. Milaco ton Crawford a Early Heath chug George in Grosse Megnon Morris id a. Also a a display of quinces varieties Pear Apple Orange Portugal. John Blackburn m. Mcwilliams committee. The courts. Kentucky court of appeals. John Watson is. Martha s. Robertson. From the Hen de Sou circuit court. Opinion delivered by judge Hardin september 25, 10g3. Mcbride sold to Jesse Robert son a lot in Henderson for $000, payable in three equal annual payments giving Bond for title. Afterwards Mcbride brought to enforce Vendery a lieu of the lot for the Purchase Money Aud the Appellant Watson brought suit in equity setting up against Robertson on which executions Lead been returned a no property found a a seeking to subject the lot anti r the payment of Mcbride a debt to the satisfaction of his own. The suits being consolidated Robertson a wife Martha 8. Robertson on her petition. Was made a party and set up in opposition to the Relief bought by Watson that she. Owning real estate sold it to Walker for $850, which he paid by transferring to her a note of that amount on Rand Fen that she Niter Ward expended the proceeds of the note in building a House Oil the lot that Liei husband was improvident and insolvent and that she had no other property than that claimed praying the court to Settle the value of the House to her separate use to the exclusion of her husband and his creditors. The court adjudged a Sale of the property and the payment of Mcbride a debt and preferred the claim of mrs. Robertson to that of Watson. Held that the judgment was erroneous. The evidence shews that Robertson with ills wife a consent agreed with Baudier that he might discharge his note by the Purchase of building material for the House and Sandilee did so. It is settled that although if the wife have a Choice in action or a right to property not reduced to Possession and which Cau not be reached by a creditor of the husband without tie Aid of a court of equity the Chancellor will not subject it to the debt of the creditor a a opposition to the wife a claim to have a suitable provision made for herself and children yet when it has been so reduced to Possession or converted by the husband to his use Aud especially where this is Joue without any intention of making the wife her husbands creditor or preserving her individual rights the court will not interfere to provide for her to the exclusion of claims of creditors. The property for which the note on Daudier was assigned was conveyed to Walker by mrs. Robertson in conjunction with her husband who afterwards without objection of her part appropriated its proceeds to the improvement of the lot jul controversy. This was such a conversion and Possession of the proceeds of the wife a pro Yerty As to Vost it absolutely in the husband and Render it liable to his debts even in opposition to his wife a claim for an Equit Alne provision for herself Aud children. Coif a fron. A negro named Baz Robinson was arrested by detective Butts yesterday upon the charge of stealing harness. He is an old offender. Could ton and Newport will furnish one thousand men with torches to right to swell the democratic procession in Cincinnati. Several of the companies will appear in new Aud handsome uniforms. The Boring of the Artesian Well on the premises of or. James Mclaughlin in this City has been stopped for the present season. The depth reached so far is ninety seven feet. The funeral of Bishop Carroll will take place to Morrow morning at 11 o clock. The body will be by tried under the altar at the Cathedral on eighth Street. A few evenings since while or. George Maloney a Salesman at John still Ito a dry goods store in Cincis Nati was Riding along the Lexington Pike about three and one half Miles from Covington lie was halted by a villainous looking fellow who demanded his Money. Being unarmed or. Maloney thought that Quot discretion was the better part of valor a and giving his horse a cat with his whip was soon ont of sight of the foot sad. A few hours later while returning to the City e was a coated by the same fellow who was this time accompanied by another Man. They both ordered him to Stop and no doubt intended to Rob him but or. To talons was determined not to be captured by the rascals set whipping no his horse As before dashed by them and his escape. Upon reaching the City he gave information of the affair to detective Clint. Butts and that officer on yesterday arrested a Man named William , who is identified by or. Maloney As the individual Tho ordered him to halt. He was committed to jail. Base Ball matters. Correspondence Cincinnati commercial the Cincinnati a Washington their a ame with the National a fall a a Hiis ton september 24, 1868. The Cincinnati base Bau club arrived Here safely yesterday morning and was received at the depot by a committee from the National club in the most cordial manner. The club is quartered in the Kirkwood House. The appearance of tie red stockings in this City has created quite an excitement among the fraternity. The a a nationals a afternoon escorted their Western guests to the Capitol and to Day to the Patent office. Treasury department and the White House. Be Cretaro bloc Wiloch received the boys and expressed a great interest in the National game and wished the red stockings a pleasant and successful trip. Ij1� president w As engaged and Unalee to see the club to 1 at 2 30 p. M. A delegation from the nationals called at the hotel with a six horse omnibus go Aly decorated to convey the club to their grounds when Are located in the Northern part of the City. Notwithstanding the Chilly and uncomfortable condition of Ali e weather a very Large audience including a number of Adieu Wui waiting to Welcome the Western lads. The grounds Aie the Best Aud fairest that we have yet pimped of outside of Cincinnati but do not make any Premium ions to equal our Union grounds in seating accommodations. Jav. H. Mclean of the olympic club was Seh cd i As Umpire. Or. Berth Roig who so recently attempted to Aid the Buckeye club to defeat the red stocking offered himself As one of t he National nine greatly to the Aston Sliment not Only of his Western friends but Aiso against the expressed wish of Many of the members of his dub. To say the least his conduct toward the Cincinnati club has been unbecoming an honest Ball player. A written protest was served of the National glue which they disregarded Aud persisted in playing him. The Ciuc Junatia winning the toss sent their opponents to the Bat who by fair batting succeeded in scoring three runs. How to Huston Aud Hatfield scored in this inning Hatfield making one of Trio most powerful and Beautiful hits Over left Field Fence Ever seen in this City for which he was generously applauded. In the second inning the National scored tour and the Cincinnati two Gould bringing Waterman Home by a splendid hit to Center being assisted Home Hii Melf by Adison. In the third inning. National three Cincinnati five Johnston and Hatfield Home on Good hits passed balls and overthrows. Wright to third on a magnificent hit to left Field and Home on Waterman and Gould a Fine batting who Wene afterwards each rewarded by a score. In the fourth Aud fifth innings the nationals were handsomely whitewashed and the red stockings by their excellent batting Aud run aug bases scored six runs which did not annoy the audience in the least de it Nee. Owing to a heavy storm at the end of the fifth inning the Umpire called the game leaving the Ciurciu Natis victorious. There being no possibility of renewing the game the Umpire signed the score Book and the jubilant red stockings retired with the Defeated to the club House where a most excellent Aud Bountiful lunch was quickly demolished. After the feast the vice president of the nationals in a very neat speech presented the Ball to our president who responded in his usual Happy manner thanking the nationals for their kind and untiring attentions Auu courtesies and referred to their Western tour last year As having been the Means of encouraging and popularizing the National game in the West. The following is the score National. R. B. Prescott s. S 2 Fox. 3d of. 1 Studley 1. F 3 Gibsey 2d b 1 Coughlin r. F 2 Elliot a. 2 Ward a. 1 Forker 1st b i Berthrong 2 total15 10 11 . 0. R. B. How 8. 8 1 2 2 Allison a. 1 0 Johnson r. Of. 1 3 1 Hatfield i. 1 3 4 Wright a. 3 1 1 Brainard 2d b 3 0 0 Kingsley c. Of. 3 0 1 Yvo ate Rinan 3d b. 0 3 2 Gould 1st a. 0 3 3 total. 16 14 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 3 4 3 0 0 -10 3.2 5 1 5 -16 National. Cincinnati. Fly balls caught Fox 1, Elliot 1, Ward i Berthrong 1, Hatfield 2, Wright 1, Brainard 2, Kingsley 1. Foul balls caught Allison 1. Left of bases nationals 7, Cincinnatus 11. Run out Coughlin 1. Double play Ward Coughlin and Gibney 1. Home runs Hatfield 1. Passed balls nationals 1, Cincinnatus 1. Time of game�?2 hours and 10 minutes. Umpire a. Mclean of olympic base Ball club. Scorers Potts and Baycora. Game played at National base Ball grounds. A red a match game of base Ball was played of the Ixl grounds on saturday Between the Active and rival base Ball clubs with the following score Active. rival. 6 jwinkless1 4 �hall.4 4 osbern2 4 dagner0 51 williamson3 8 miller.2 s. Moran2 c. Knight.3 j. Levy3 p. Megan.2 b. Jackson3 a. Kuight.0 ninth.0 truss.4 dorah.1 couch.3 garnell.3 Graham. 0 49 total.18 27. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Total.18 innings. Active. 1 5 12 25 4 2�?49 rival.7 1 3 10 5 1�?27 the Indianola juniors on saturday Defeated the seniors by the following score Indianola juniors 38 Fairmount seniors 23. A Vine growers . A. E. Neigh Way Secretary of the committee on our native wines has submitted the following As the result of the committees test of the various samples Analysed 35 off 3 3 a a 2 o a 2 a a a a a i a o Ltd a �3.� o re 5 9 z cd so a a p 8? of a. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. It. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 2l delaware1863 Catawba.1855 Catawba.1859 Taylor a Bullet. 1867 Catawba. 1866 Herbemont. 18t>7 Concord. 1867 Rogers ,no.9 1867 n. V. Seedling 1867 Martha. 1867 Milander .1867 Clinton. 1867 Ivor seedling 1867 Rentz seedling. 1867 Norton a seedling. 1867 Cynthiana. 1867 Cre veiling. 1867 Venango.1867 , ? or to. A re j 130 a Golden wedding Catawba a Golden it Kagle a sparkling a 1 v e so seedling a a red c r o s so it 1867 sparkling 82 6-7 97 4-6 92 2-9 85 63 83 83 6 8 85 93 87 2-7 100 73 2-7 92 1-7 92 9.1 2-6 83 70 100 100 100 Mottier. Werk. Mottier. Husman. No name. Husman. Husman. He 8 in an. Husian. Husman. In Stan. H unman. L. Finch. S. Rentz. Husman. Hitsman. Busman. No name i l o n g w o rth wine Hoite. A Werk 4. Sons. . To Ltd health of or. Shellabarger Xenia o., september 25, 168. To the editor of the commercial i notice in to Days commercial from a swede a at Washington City that a Hon. S. Shellabarger a health has failed and he is now in that will to news to the honorable gentleman and his Many friends out West. He is rapidly regaining his health at Home in Spring yield where he has been since leaving Congress in june. Or. S. Has since been devoting himself wholly to the regaining of his health and therefore thus far has done nothing in the canvass but it is announced that he will make a speech at this place in a few Days of the exact time whereof you will be duly informed. G. M. From the Dayton journal 24th. Valloni Ghamo hatred of the government in 1863. On the 29th of september 1863, James Flynn West of company a nineteenth Y. A sent a letter to ids brother with amp copy of a letter from Vallan Ighani who was then a guest of the rebels written to colonel do. Install of the eighth Alabama rebel volunteers which was As thorough a revelation of the feelings of the democratic nominee for Congress in this District As could be expressed we republish the letter of private West together with Yai Landigham a treasonable letter Viz. The letter of James Flynn West a scamp near Battle Creek Tennessee a Quot september 2,1863. It a dear brother Tom i write you again sooner than anticipated when i last wrote you. While ont of a Deconno Assance yesterday we captured the baggage and private papers of colonel d. D. Install of the eighth Alabama rebel regiment. The following interesting and delectable letter written by c. L. Vallan dig am while Here a found among his papers i Send you a copy of it so that you May know where this Man stands and be governed accordingly As from the Tenor of your last letter i was led to believe that you were inclined to favor his Eleo Tiou As governor of Ohio. But when you borne to understand his Damnable treason i Hope for the Sake of the Good name of our family and the cause of our country you will withhold your vote from so bad a Man. The original letter will be sent to Headquarters for a Roseyn so inspection. A give nay love to All and write Sood. I am Well a your brother. James funny West a company a nineteenth V. I. Vallandigham�?T8 letter. A a copy of letter captured a dear colonel your kind note and invitation of yesterday was this morning handed me by your brother in Law who will Huud you this in return. It would give me much pleasure to visit you and your command before leaving the confederation but it is now impossible to to so As i have made arrangements to Start this a. M. With the earliest train for Wilmington. A you sur nut Corr hotly whoa you May that you believe me to be the Friend of the South in her struggle for Freedom. My feelings have been publicly expressed in my own country in that quotation from lord Chatham. A my lords you cannot conquer America a there is not a drop of Puritan blood in my veins. I hate despise and defy the tyrannical government which has sent me among you for my opinions Sake and shall never give it my support in its crusade upon your institutions. But Yon Are mistaken when you say there Are but few such in the United states North. Thousands Are there who would speak out but for the military despotism Liat strangles them. 4�?~although the contest has been and will continue to be a bloody one you have but to persevere and the Victory will surely be yours. You must strike Home the defensive policy lengthens the contest. The shortest Road to peace is the boldest one. You can Haye your own Terma by gaining the Battle on your enemy a soil. A accept my kind regards for your personal welfare. Aud sincere thanks for your kind wishes in my behalf and hoping and praying for the ultimate Success of the cause in which you Are fighting believe me As Ever your Friend a pc. L. Vallandigham. A colonel d. D. In Hall eighth Ala. the que Tion of the Hay tersely non Tel a. From the speech of the Hon. Ben. Stanton in Wheeling september 19, 1868. J we Are accustomed to believe that the late rebellion was closed by the surrender of general Lee in april 18g5, Aud that it was substantially the end of the War. It is a mistake. The War was ended on the first tuesday after the first monday of november 1863, by the re election of Abfaham Lincoln. Applause after that Day Tipiere never was another rebel Victory. On that Day the rebellion received its mortal wound and it was dying dying from that Day until its final surrender. The peace and Harmony of the country will be restored on the 3d Day of november 18g8. Cheers discord misrule Aud anarchy pervade the South now because stimulated to activity by the Hope of Success in the coming presidential election. That Hope gone the election past nothing left to Hope for except through submission Aud obedience to the Laws Aud you will have peace from the Potomac to the Rio Grande. You can not have it in any other Way because it is now announced for the first time in the political history of the country that it is to be an admitted doctrine that a president of the United states May use the army and Navy for the purpose of overthrowing and trampling under foot the Laws of Congress. The very Corner Stone of the Republic is to be removed the Keystone of the Arch is to be taken away. There can be nothing but anarchy unless the constituted authorities of file country Are to be obeyed by the whole Peop a Aud the will of the majority carried out in to hts forms prescribed in the Constitution is to receive Universal obedience. This is the first time in the history of this country the any political party has dared to put itself be Tyr the people on a proposition of resistance to the Laws of Tho country and of conferring of the president the Power to judge what Laws he will execute and what Laws he will disregard and overturn. That is substantially the question submitted to the american people to Day. _ Al it Black senator registration fatal affray proclamation by governor warn Iouin. New Orleans september 25.�?the negro contestant of Reuben White a White senator elect from Caddo District was admitted yesterday the White Man being declared ineligible. Registration opened to Day and intense excitement was occasioned in this City by the refusal of registration to foreigners naturalized in the fifth and sixth District courts of the ground that such naturalization was illegal. This decision is sustained by the chairman of the state Board of registration. Three armed negroes had an affray with a White Man in French Market this morning. One negro was killed. The White Man escaped but probably will be arrested to night. Governor Warmouth has issued a proclamation this evening calling upon citizens to remain at Home and refrain from exciting acts or commo Tion asserting the ability of the civil authorities to suppress ail difficulties that May arise and arrest offenders and that if necessary they will promptly be supported by the military. He also Calls upon All political clubs to abstain from any demonstration at present. A Bill was introduced in the Senate to Day amending the registration acts so As to require Only the oath proscribed by the state Constitution Aud further defining the Powers of registers and supervisors. It passed two readings and was made the special order for monday next. The Hier Justice. From the new York Sun it is reported in the Zanesville courier that chief Justice Chase has written to a Friend in that town a letter warmly in favor of the elec Tion of Grant and Colfax. This is but what was to be expected of a states Man of judge chases character and position any complaint against his action on the part of members of the democratic party would be unfounded Aud unjust. The chief Justice was ready to identify himself with the democracy if they would adopt those progressive and truly democratic principles which the situation of the country and their own condition As a party made it their duty to adopt. He Drew up such a platform and it was submitted for their consideration. They refused to have it preferring to fight Over again the Battles of the War As allies of the Defeated but not satisfied. Confederates. That was the end of All negotiations Between the democrats and the chief Justice they were not willing to come to the High ground where he had always stood and whence As be emphatically announced be would not depart. Their conclusion left him without any obligation to vote for the democratic candidates Aud be can not be charged with the slightest in giving his support to Grant and Colfax. Alabama legislature. Montgomery september 26.�?the legislature is doing nothing of general importance and will probably await the return of governor Smith and the committee with him before proceeding with the business of providing for the election for president in the state. The Troy times save that or. John t. Hoffman reached Tioy on wednesday morning on Bis Way to new York and was met at the station by a number of Bis political friends who gave him a warm greeting. Presently Hon. John a. Gris Wold Republican candidate for governor entered the Hudson River car in which or. Hoffman bad taken Bis seat and the two distinguished opponents warmly Shook hands Aud seemed pleased to see one another. The meat ing was unusually cordial of both sides. The two then took seats together and enjoyed a pleasant Chat Asiar As Poughkeepsie or. Griswold a destination. It appears to us that general butlers conclusion does not positively follow his premise when he says a nothing but interest stays the assassins hand against Tho president and adds a you May rest assured that if i had been elected vice president in 1864, in place of Andrew Johnson Abraham Lincoln would have been a living Man not to sure of Boston Post. _ Public male. To Large Sale of new and second hand furniture at auction this morning at 9 of clock at no. 16 East fourth Street by Jacob Graff k co. Business notices. A Fillopena and bridal presents. Writing desks Rosewood Ebony inlaid and papier mache. Ladies work boxes papier mache inlaid and Rote Wood. Handkerchief and Glove boxes new and elegant styles. Jewel boxes and jewel caskets. Bridal and opera fans elegant pattern. Opera glasses Pearl Ivory leather a. Elegant card cases. Pearl Porte Monn aies. Odor boxes and perfume caskets. Cigar cases Shell and Gold Pearl and Silver. Fine razors and scissors in cases. Pocket knives. Richly embroidered garters. Ladies and gents dressing cases. Sleeve buttons Pearl. Shell he. Finest variety of Holiday goods in the City. Prices to suit the times and no trouble to show our goods. John d. Park se28-3tmwf Northeast Cor. Fourth and Walnut Central se27-7t Upmanis loan office is no. 335 Avenue near Richmond Street. Business notices. Constitutional Are Many constitutions so inherently defective in Energy As to derive great Benefit from a moderate use of pure liquor combined with such vegetable medicines and extracts As enter into the composition of Robacki a stomach bitters and there Are Many situations in which even the Healthiest derive additional Security from their occasional use. If healthy persons Are exposed to in snal and con tinned exertion in confined air or under the heat of the Sun or to the influence of depressing watchfulness by travelling and change of diet and water or if residents of Valarious districts or the rank River Bottoms of the West Aud South there can be no doubt hut a careful use of Robacki a stomach bitters with tie food would surely be the Means of warding off actual disease Aud enabling them a to boar up unaffected where without the bitters they would Likely have to succumb to disease. They strengthen tone and invigorate Aid digestion and increase the appetite. Inh23-Lymath rest health and Comfort to Mother and . Winslow a soothing syrup for children teething softens the Gums reduces inflammation allays All pain and cures wind Colic. Perfectly Safe in All cases. We would say to every Mother who has a suffering child do not let your prejudice nor the prejudices of others stand Between you and your suffering child and the Relief that will be sure yes absolutely sure to follow the use of this Medicine if timely used. A be sure and Call for a mrs. Winslow a soothing syrup a having the a it Leof a Curtis 4t Perkins on the out Side wrapper. All others Are base imitations. Uphams asthma cure relieves the most violent paroxysms in five minutes and effects a speedy cure. Price $2 a Box. Uphams depilatory powder removes superfluous hair from any part of the body in five minutes without injury to the skin. Price $1. The japanese hair stain colors the whiskers and hair a Beautiful Black or Brown. It consists of Only one preparation. 50 cents a Box. Sold by John d. Park Corner fourth and Walnut streets and by druggists and perfumers every where. S�12-39tsam4ith amusements. Woods tit eater. The Best Bood purifier or. Mcconnell s Sarsa Parilla and wild Cherry. Oc7-m-tf Bacons business College Cor. Sith and Walnut se27-3m t. White k son. Granite and Marble monnraenta.ap9-tf Hendley the pop nor Hatter fe2s-tf Teasdale a a Dye Honse 265 Walnut St. Se22-10t erring but for Young men who having erred desire a better manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. If benefited return the postage. Address Phil Anthros Box a Philadel Plizia pa.__aul0-3mos-os Money Money Money lip Maui Sloan of Floe 335 Earrol Avenue near Richmond St. A Estt the great family resort. Monday evening sept. 28, 1868, and during the week the incomparable Newcomb s minstrels another new face increased attraction John f. Oberist the celebrated Ballad St. First week this season of the following negro gems Rye Many a speech. Sweatnam a burlesque fling Bogans wine vault. By Universal desire will be repeated Howard a grand dutch us burlesque. The Best Bill Ever offered in this City se27-4t horticultural exhibition at the skating rink. Freeman Street opposite Lincoln Park. Take Freeman and seventh Street line of cars. Basket meeting on monday evening when All the Fine fruits and vegetables will be sold at auction. Additions Are made daily of fruits vegetables and plants. The attractions Are fully kept up. Admission 25 cents. Members or season tickets$3 00 life memberships. 25 00 admitting members and their families to All the exhibitions Ana meetings of the society can be had on application to Robert Clarke treasurer 65 w. Fourth St., or at the office at the risk. It pikes music Hall. Gnat Ltd concert Given by the Cincinnati Maenner Chor on Friday october 2, 1868. G. H. Andr director. Tickets one Dollar. Se27-2t to the Public. Ano. 1 lunch will be served at the first National Saloon nos. 55 and 57 w. Third St., bet. Vine and Walnut sts., this morning at 10 of clock. Go and see that Well and suitable place and the Well known superintendent Christ. Dubach nos. 55 and 57 w. Third St. It medical preparations. Zooi it health is Paramount to wealth. If the system is in bad order purge out the vile Humours and distempers with Robacki a blood pills and get the internal organs performing their regular functions and once in order keep them so by the daily use of Robacki a stomach bitters. Dyspepsia. There is probably no one disease with which Mankind Are afflicted which 1b the source of so Many ailments As dyspepsia and there is no More certain cure than to backs stomach bitters. V v by Oiye to grow old. There is no necessity for premature old age. Use Robacki a stomach bitters it gives vitality and elasticity by invigorating every Organ of the body. Ilouise Lionil remedies. There Are no remedies so Well and favourably known As a household remedies Quot As or. Robacki a blood purifier stomach bitters and blood pills and no family should be without them mh23-lymfcth8p personal. citizens of Cincin it Nati and of the states of Ohio and Indiana to know that the Bryant. Stratton k Dehan College is the largest cheapest and most thorough business College in the United states. Persons qualified to a keep Quot books in from six to ten weeks. Parents Are invited to Call at the College to Day or to night. It Money Money Money r Pix Many Sloan office 335 Central a av., near Richmond St. Money advanced liberally on diamonds watches jewelry and clothing. Se27-7t Dan. Smith a improved aerated bread marked a a by on the Bottom. After Many months of investigation and much expense in the same i have reached perfection Aud now offer to the Public a pure and healthy article of aerated bread which i am sure will give entire satisfaction. For Sale at Dan. Smiths Salt rising and Home made bread manufactory 186 and 191 West sixth Street Aud All principal groceries in Cincinnati and coving Ron. All orders received at the factory promptly attended to. Bread sent by express to All parts of the country. Agents wanted every where. An2l 8p-tf Dan a Smith proprietor. Whisky Theo. In Mill amp co., commission merchant and wholesale dealers in Bourbon whisky St-28-12tmwkf 223 Walnut of strut. Amusements. National theater. Bates k Zebold. K. K. J. Miles. M. V. Langham. Managers acting manager stage manager Bateman a French opera. My Lle Thostee or. H. L. Bateman has Tho Honor to announce that in introducing his Yuri valid French opera company to Cincinnati he proposes not Only that original a highest celebrity Liall appear hut that the artists especially engaged to perfect his arrangements will add their talents to make the a Peras to be presented la Grande Duchesse and la Belle Helene unsurpassed in attractiveness. The introduction of French opera into this country from Paris by or. Bateman has created Many imitations which have gained temporary notice while to lib original Connaly has performed in new York before the most fashionable audiences for Intro than Throe Hundred nights during which time Offenbach s master pieces la Belle Helene la Grande i>nches3e and Barbe Lene have created unparalleled popular enthusiasm. A the performances Here Are limited to six nights and one matinee As the company Are announced to appear at it Pike s opera House in new York Early in october. Monday tuesday and wednesday evenings sept. 28, 29 and 30, will be produced for the first time in Cincinnati in its original and Complete form a Grande Duchesse opera bouffe in four acts by j. Offenbach with the following magnificent company my Lle Lucile Thostee who for More that three Hundred consecutive performances has Given Delight to hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic admirers in new York Aud the chief Atlantic cities. My Lle Lambele tie Beautiful and charming vocalist whose reputation in the characters of a a Wanda and a a Orestes is of the highest and most complimentary character. Itis lies Rose and do Artiguez a the favorite vocalists. M. Id e c n 33the admirable and popular Tenor Leger and Favorita actor. My. Leduc Duchesne and la Griffoul the irresistible comic Trio. Mai Hamilton Daron and c Liol. Grand chorus of 35 voices and Superb orchestra of 25 performers composed of the elite of the new York philharmonic society under the direction of m. Henrj Dennery. Gorgeous costumes imported from Paris. New and appropriate scenery a the ensemble equating in every respect that which Jave the opera the most Brilliant Success in new York ror upward of two Hundred nights. Distribution of characters la Grande Duchesse. Wanda 5l�?TLle la Mbele Fritz. Deere Gen. Roumm. Duchesne Prince . Leduc Baron puck. Lag Riff on Baron . Hamilton my Lle Lucile Thostee Nepomuck. Darou Rosa do Artigues Faulce Charlotte. My me Larig Riera pages soldiers i Vandieren peasants ladies of the court courtiers pc. Prices orchestra Circle St i orchestra chairs.81 50 dress circles 00 i gallery. 50 seats reserved 1 50 private boxes810 k sl2 the Sale of seats will take place daily commencing wednesday sept. 23, from 9 a. M. To 5 d. M. Librettos of the opera for Sale at theater. Price 35c la Belle Helene october i 2 and 3. Se27-tf Buckeye club Cincinnati Ohio. Fall races 1003. Monday sep Tomb a 38� first Day first race. Jockey club Pune 8250. A i of on mile and a half free for adages. Entries no. 1. Thomas Buford by. Eminence,1 years old. I Lexington dam by Imp. Glencoe. Colours Orange Anc Black. No. 2. J. .0. B. Rennick cd. F. Skylight 4 years old b Lexington dam Daylight by Imp. Gla ice. Colors Maroon and Maroon. No. 3. Johnston k Patterson cd. Richelieu. 3 Yean old by Hiawatha dam Fauzy Mcalister. Colors p Urphy Aud purple. No. 4. F. Bissicks cd. F. Maggie Hunter 4 years old by Imp. Australian dam by Imp. Glencoe. Colors or auge Aud Crimson. No. 5. James Ford b. F. 4, wars old by Lexington dam Anna Farris by Altorf. Colors Black and Black no. 6. Richards k Kilgour by. F. Kitty free. 3 years old. By Imp. Mickey free dam Brown Kitty by birding Ham. Colors Silver Gray White stripes. Second race. Jockey club purse 8500, for three year old mile. Heat. Entries. No. 1. F. Bissicks b. Hazard 3 years old. By Lexington dam Heads i say by Imp. Glencoe. Colors Orange and Crimson. 9 no. 2. G. W. Stewart b. Lancer 3 years old by Lexington dam by Imp. Albion. Colors fancy no. 3. General a. Buford b. Cross Laud 3 years old by Lexington dam Tennessee Mare Pedigree lost during the War. Colors red Aud White White Sash. No. 4. J. V. Grigsby b. F. Minnie Melton 3 Vears old by Lexington dam miss Morgan by Imp. Yorkshire. Colors Green and red. No. 5. Richards k Kilgour b. F. Betty Bay 3 years old by Imp. Australian dam Liettie Ward by Lexington. Colors Silver Gray White a a tripes. No. 6. James 8ny, cd. F. Mollie Lincoln 3 years old by Imp. Australian dam Laura Bruce by Star Davis. Col ors White and Whit third race. club parse 8100. Dash of a mile for All Ages. Entries. No. 1. J. B. Rennick cd. C., 5 years old by Imp. Cruiser dam unknown. Colors. No. 2. West cd. G. Colonel Stratton late style 4 years old by Wagner Joe dam by Imp. Glencoe. Colors Green and red. No. 3. Coffeen by. Jerry sparkle 4 years old by Bleak wind dam by Imp. Ambassador. Colors -. No. 4. Ii. Chappell cd. H. Virginian aged by Ringgold dam unknown. Diess Blue and Blue. No. 5. James Ford b. a 3 years old by Melbourne dam Chestnut Imp. Glencoe. Dress Black Aud Black. No. 6. General a. Buford cd. Marion 4 years old b Lexington dam Miriam by Imp. Glencoe. Dress re White and Green. I no. 7. A. A. Holabird b. O., 3 years old by colossus dam Laura Spillman by Wagner. Dress. No. 8. T. Drane cd. H. Bill Aikin 6 years old by John Aikin dam by Boston. Colors fancy. A 9. Richards 4i Kilgour cd. To 3 years old by Colos sus dam sister to Edgar by Star Davis. Colors Silver Quot Gray and White Stripe. Races will commence at 3 of clock. Prices of admission. Quarter stretch and privileges of course including Railroad fare i 50 Publio stand including Railroad fare. 75. Tickets can to procured at the Hamilton Aud Dayton depot and at the ticket office upon the course. Lartic will be charged unless accompanied by a member vault belonging to his family. Members can get their badges upon application to the treasurer at the ticket office. T j time table. First train special 2 00p.m. 8econd, regular. All trains Stop at the depot of the course each Way. On being flagged. Fourth Street cars marked a fur the wifi take persons to Aud from the depot. A police Force and special constables will preserve order. Pools will be sold at the Burnet House every evening and morning and on the track. Entries for purses of Tho following Day will close 2t> minutes after the last race each Day. Se27 2t Ball. The machinists and blacksmiths Union no. 1 gives their Leeond annual Ball at merchant est Institute on tuesday evening october 6. Tickets can be p procured of Bebert Simms chief or r. F. Irot turd pm Diaab us lib cd fun 80. \

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