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There win he n Meeting of the Sons of God e. .
porke Of the Divine Nstnre free from sn
he Cooper institute the 18th inst, at Room No 2s
The Second Uniyersalist Society, Dr.. SAWYER
Pastor woYshipi the Historical Society Building OF
7d-av and llthst Services EVERY SABBATH a. ioi q
and "A The Rev Mr.. SKINNER of Utisa viii occupy
the pulpit TOMORROW, on EXCHANGE.
Urban G. Brewer tho Evangelist OF the Churchl, win
preach the Disciples Meeting House in l7th immed.sy
west OF 6thav., SUNDAY, March rs at l0t and ~
Subject for the Morning. The Humiliation OF Chfst"
Subject Tor the Evening" " bis Fl. Alston"
Westminster Church." Messiah's hns T Triumph"-Tbe
Rev kOBEhT MoCART1E, d. D., win preach on this sub-
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Young Mems Christian Uuion.-The Rev. H. P.
CROZER viii deliver lecture before the Union az their
rooms Clinton Hall on MONDAY EVENING NEXT at
o'clock SubectTbe Inner Light" The public are invited
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Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Press.l
z lEhtenna IndInnnflnn nf n x nnfnrlrIn

lOOuesnonQenCe OF the DtnCinnatt PressJ
Righteous Indignation of n KentuckInu.
JEssAMINE COUNTY, KY, Dec. &c, 1860.
To the Editors ofne Daily Pre;:.
DEAR Sins: Three cases have been re-
ported here of Kentuckians who have been
down among the rebels to get their money
overdue for mules sold them. They have
been sent back with the declaration, "you
can't have money here" When It comes TO
this, that honest debts are refused to be paid,
and our citizens are treated with such indig-
mites, Kentucky may well look to her own
interests in the present crisis. No overtures
will tempt her people to Join with herd of
revolving rebels who do not scruple to set
their faces against all principle of virtue and
right, though we are on the edge of the
vortex of dissolution and dishonesty. The
old Commonwealth will still remain fast to
the mainland. She will not be severed
from her place by the hands of assassins and
pirates If her citizens are to meet with
insult and outrage at the hands of those who
are dependent upon her products for their
very existence, she may, and she will, no
longer break bread with band of ingrates
We are ready at call to throw our rifles into
the scales, and give to Justice and the Union
our hearts best blood for the preservation of
that Union which our fathers fought for
and whose glorious old flag we will never
see stained with dishonor.
A young man appeared in the streets of
Lexington with q villainous blue rosette q
few days ago. he hailed from some where
beloao. An old citizen told him in a crowd,
that he was a shame and disgrace to his
country and his God, and that fifteen feet of
good Kentucky hemp-rope was the remedy
that Kentuckians would use on his sort. He
cowardly slinked away, and will no doubt
see that rebellion meets no favor here, and
it is well to keep scarce"
Let every State keep her arms at home,
we will need them and every man devoted
to his country; if he has no weapons let him
get them; if he is not able, let him call upon
the Union-men in his neighborhood to fur
nish them.
The citizens of Pittsburg have done right !;
not a dimes worth of ammunition or arms
should be given to rebels to use against us,
and "Old Poultice' should be hung or driven
from the country. His acts, and those of
the traitor who holds the Office of Secretary
of War, have left us almost without arms.
Our Secretary of State who was, should,
with the other two, be at once aTraigned and
tried for treason.
A gentleman, just arrived here from
Florida, says he saw in Tallahassee 600 men
drilling, every man armed with Sharpes
rifle. You can see now what has become OF
those arms shipped South early last fall.
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A SOUTHERN PAPER DEspAIRs OF THE SUB
sIDRNCE OF THE ANTI-sLAvERY FEELING IN
THE NoRTH-The New Orleans Crescent at
tempts to show the absurdity of the idea that
the anti. slavery feeling of the North will
ever subside, and adds:
The Southern man who believes otherwise
makes, in our opinion, a fatal and terrible
mistake. The Southern man who expects
that Northern hostility to slavery will ever
abate, is blind and cropping in the dark. The
people who came across the ocean and landed
on Plymouth Rock protested their main OBJ
ject was to secure religious toleration-but
they Immediately set up the most rigid and
intolerant social and religious system that
the ingenuity Of man ever devised. Bigotry
in religion, and perpetual meddling in the
affairs of others, extending into the family
household and regulating even mans do
mestic arrangements, were the characteris-
tics Of the people whose descendants, trne to
their blood, are now attempting to subject
the South to their rule.
If any body thinks this spirit of enmity to
the South and her Institutions is going to
stop, he is no judge Of human character, and
no correct reader of the history of the past.
Men have certain instincts natural to them,
Just as brutes have. The instinct of the tiger
is to rend and tear weaker animals, and the
instinct of the legitimate Black Republican
is to hate every body whom he can not con-
troll. You can no more prevent him from
hating q Southern STAKEHOLDER than you can
prevent the sun from shining in the heavens.
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HoRRIRLE ORuELrY PaAor1orn oN A Oun.n

HORRIBLE CRUELTY PRAoTICED ON A CHILD.
4 Female SLAVE Monster.-An ATTEMPT was
made, some time in October last by q negro
girl in the employ of Samuel Crickenberger,
near Rocklald (Ya.) Mills, to destroy the
life of his infant child, less than four months
old, by administering or forcing down its
throat needles, pins, matches, one six-penny
nail and fragments of q sewing basket Up
to the present time fourteen pins have come
from the child, six of which were thrown up
out of its mouth, and eight passed through
its bowels. Eleven needles are known to
have come from the child, nine of which
came through the skin about the thighs and
the hinder part of the body.
DR.. VIM. D. Ewing was called in fire.
quently to extract needles, when any were
discovered under the skin. The four matches,
the nail and the pieces of sewing basket
were each an inch in length. All these were
thrown up out of its mouth. Singular to
say, the child is now recovering. 1t was
cheerful all the time it was undergoing the
cruelties inflicted by its depraved and cruel
nurse. The negro girl was about thirteen
years old. She is supposed to have given
the child the pins, &C., while the family were
at dinner. The girl, instead of being ar
rested and committed to Jail TO answer for
her attempt TO kill the child, was handed
over to her master, who promptly sent her
to Richmond, where she awaits sale and
transportation.