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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
WINTER aRRANGFNEST-

N.Nn aFTFR MONDAY. NOV ., $500 train.
t-flllaare Frecport lSuneays eXcept-d) At 9;+5 y
20 an. o. + IL for Chicago and intermediate p'
.-~tr. - fs1,is.s-a At A II 81 \ II and 4 30 -
trains leave Chicago at II 10 y. o'o 4, ana = n
all arrive II Frecport 1t 4.2o 600 ~ and $780,
- connecting =,
AZ R4lvilere with trains for GAINESVILLE, Madison, PTai
RI. lu Chen liwaukee, *.
AT Junction with Chicago burlington anu s-lue5 an
Chicago ana Fulton r. Rs
Al Chicago with all trains Fast
A. Free4,nrt with aI Illinois Central X X trans
sorr-d:sV train leaves EreeEort sunday nigh
but not SATURDAY.
- Sleeping Cars on al Night Trans
e. 3. TALCOTT.
z y PORTER GeHl Supt.
Gs.I Pas,.nQer 4cert.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Il Majority Of the Republics, Congre,aneH
in Favor Of The Repeal Of the PeTsonaI-
liberty Bills.- Georgia to Send 10 Europe
for ATms.
WASHINGTON, December 27.--It has been
aacertained with certainty that majority Of
the Republican members Of Congress are
ready to gusrantee the repeal Of the PERSONAL
liberty bills. If the South is indisposed to
meet the concession proposed, the Republic
ans contend that it can only be through a
determination to reject all compromise.
1t is understood that Governor Brown, of
Georgia, has solicited from the Secretary Of
War, and has obtained, q years leave of
absence for Col. Phrdee, late commeadant at
West Point, to 60 to Europe to purchase
guns and munitions of war for the State of
Georgia.
WGsHrNeroN, December 28.-The nsvs Of
the capture of Fort Moultrie and Castle
Pinekney reached the Administration while
in Cabinet meeting to-day. The Commits
sioners from South Carolina are in confer
ence with them. The Commissioners de-
mand that the troops be Withdrawn imme-
diately, or this shall be their last interview,
and they will return to South Carolina and
prepare for the worst.
The proposals forthe fve-million losn in the
Treasury-notes under the recent act Of Con-
gress, were opened. to-day at the Treasury
Department. The bids were for less than
$2500,0 600, at an average of twelve per cent.
interest.
No awards have yet been msde, the Sec
retary of the Treasury having the bids un-
der advisement
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
The mInuto-men Rldloulea by slave

The m1nute-men kldlculed Oy n SlRVe-
State Journal.
The Louisville (Ky.) Democrat is thus
droll at the expense of the Minute. men Of
that city:
The Minute-men don't quite comprehend
the meaning of drill. The only definition
that they can find is that it is bore.
We heard with great terror that there is
one of the Minute-men Of Louisville who
kills a man every month. OF course it is
unnecessary to say that he is a medical man.
There are said to be 200 Minute-men in
Louisville, and it takes each Minute-man an
hour to-dress. There is danger from them.
They are Zouaves, whose chief exercise is
getting out of bed in the morning, and
making a considerable display of "small
arms"
There may be some mistake in the rumor
that there is a company of Minute men in
Louisville. No one has seen any respectable
man who acknowledges to belong to it, and
there is sly rumor that it is the old order
of "Do-Nothings," whose arms were jack
ass rampant on an oval shield, representing
a cypher.
We learn that the drill of the Minute-men
is considered very difficult. Every soldier
is required to put on his breeches, one leg at
time, without touching the bed-post. Some
of them, with the assistance of nurse, are
very successful. II is called exercises in
stoIming breeches, and many Of them under.
take il as 'forlorn hope"
The Minute. men Of Louisville propose to
spective of party,n is required to practice an
hour each day on broomstick-oficers on
a rocking horse. AS general thing, they
could not safely straddle a horse, if they
were split, like pair of tongs to the chin;
| but they have hopes-they have hopes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

THE INDIAN PANIC IN TExAs.-The panic
in Texas, respecting the Indians continues
unabated, More than 100 farms and houses
have been abandoned; 400 Indians passed
Fort Chadbourne on the 23d ult, not dis
guisiDg their warlike intentions. The peo-
pie of Parker County are organizing rangers
TO patrol the settlements. Five Indians
scalped Mrs. Sherman, on the frontier aud
left her for dead, with an arrow in her side;
she lived three days and gave birth to a
child a few moments before death. The
Gage and Landau families were all muir
dered, excepting daughter of each, who.
were taken prisoners, and after having been
taken long distance, and suffered cruelty,
they were ordered in plain English to return
home, which they gladly did in a state of
nudity, to find the house stripped of every
thing, even to the bed-clothes. In this con-
dition they were found by Capt. Hamber and
his party. $50
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

GARIBALDI IN RETIREMENT-An AdRlireT
of the Dictator Destroys Himself Garibaldi,
in his retirement at Caprers, has sent away
all the aides-de-camp who accompanied him,
and has now with him only his son and
daughter, his friend Deideri and his private
secretary, Basso. The mass of letters he re-
eeives from all parts of the world is enor-
NOUS, and some of them contain strange
propositions. DR.. Riboli, a distinguished
physician Of Turin, and great partisan of
phrenology, has written to Garibaldi en-
treating him to allow his head to be exam
ined, remarking that he believes it to be the
best organized and the most remarkable
known.
A sad event has occurred in the island.
The son of the Colonel of the italian Legion
at Montevideo passed some days on a visit
with the General, and as the Colonel was an
old friend and companiOn-in- arms of Carl
baldi in America, every attention was shown
the young man. When the moment for de-
parture arrived, the, latter seemed quite in
despair at the idea of leaving, and on enter
ing a boat which was TO convey him TO a
vessel, he pulled out pistol, and before any
one could prevent him, discharged it in his
breast. Gafibaldi, hearing the report, hur-
ried up, and did all he could for his guest
who, however, expired in few hours. No
other reason can be assigned for this rash
act than that the young mans enthusiasm fer
Garibaldi was so great that he could not
bear 10 be separated from him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

The LONDON TIMES OPPOSED TO FANCY
MISUNDERSTANDING to the obsequies of
the late Duke of Norfolk the London Times
says: t-...-r JfLgr.l IL.
AS the head of the English nobility, the
late Duke certainly deserved an English
tribute to his memory. This, we are sorry
to say, he has not obtained; because Car
dinal Wiseman, whose labored panegyric we
published yesterday, is unable to write in
the vernacular. We do not think the worse
of him for this, because, as an heretical
tongue, he has not felt that call TO cultivate
it which most of the Inhabitants of this
island feel. But it would have been almost
better If, with this gap in his accomplish
ments, he had fixed upon Latin as his chan
mel, or even Spanish or italian. Any def
mite language would have been more re-
spectful and complimentary to the departed
than the Wiseman language which, spring.
ing like the bile from an unknown source,
passes through Latin, Spanish, italian and
Irish, to settle at last in that nondescript
concoction for which the Cardinal has OBJ
tanned patent that is not likely to be in
fringed. The Duke Of Wellington objected
to fancy prayers" and the right to fancy
Language" may in the same way be chal-
lenged, 'Hf.H .aIr.-.H.- F.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

Proper MoDE OF TREATING AN ERRoR.--
DR.. Gregory, the English physician, one day
saw in a mirror, when his back was turned,
a student sweep a lot Of guineas of the
young man in the usual way, but said to him;
with deep emotion l saw what you did
just now. Keep the money. know what
distress you must be in, But, for Gods sake
never do il again-it can never sneceedl"
Resulting the anguished prayers Of the poor
fellow to be allowed TO return the money
the doctor said 10 him; "Your punishme AZ
must be to keep il, now you have taken II; .
and so the matter ended. This youth tp'sAed
out good and honest man.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
Conservative DTeeting I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December 2s.-The meeting
at Barnum's Hotel last night so far from
being secession, was an informal meeting
ofmerchants, membersof the bar, and others,
to devise such means as might be deemed
necessary to preserve the integrity Of Mary
land in the present threatening aspect of
affairs.
1t was composed of conservative, Union
the proceedings were conducted, gave an
impression to some that it was of an opposite
nharsctar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
IBy the Pony Express.l
Later from California.

FoRT KEARNEY, December 2s.-Ths Pony
Express, with California dates TO the l6th
inst, passed here at ~halfpast nine last
night. d "a -a -- rsl.g alr.
The two strongest candidates for United
States Senators appear TO be Gen. MeDougal
and Governor Denver. ..,5
The Pony Express, with st, Louis dates to
the 3Oth ult., and telegraphic dates to three
o'clock in the evening Of the Sd inst, Vid Fort
Kearney, arrived in Carson Valley on the
IAth inst '
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

PITTsBURG, December 2S-M.- River six
feet six inches by the pier mark, and falling.
Weather cloudy, indicating snow.
ST.. LOUIS, December 2S-M.-River falling
slowly, with three feet TO Cairo. All the
upper streams are closed. The river is now
open to Cairo, and the underwriters will
probably allow boats to leave for the Ohio
and the South to-day. Weather cloudy and
mild, with indications of general thaw.
LOUISVILLE December 28--P. M.-The
river is falling rapidly, with eight feet
seven inches water in the canal.
PITTsBURG, December 2S-P. M.-The
river is FIVE ten inches by the pier-mark,
and falling. The weather Is clear and cold.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

MASSACRE OF A WHALIBe CRnw The na.
tiyes Of the island Of Bakatoo, in the South
ern Pacific murdered nearly all the crew Of
the whaling ship Henrietta, on the Tth of
June, while tlssy went on shore for Water.
Captain BroYln, his wife, ore child, the cook
and three semen were only saved. One lit
tie child " as carried OF alive. AafilfI si7'l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
The RELIEF for Iknn.ns.

ATcHIsoN, K T., December 2s.-The re-
port of the Relief Committee for the week
ending December &c, states that 2O9, 1874
pounds of wheat -four, corn, beans, &c,
have been received from various States; also,
several boxes of clothing. The amount
distributed during that time was 1857 900
pounds, the benefits of which are very
sensihly felt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
PIANOS THB BRSTa

NOlD-mEDAL PIANOS = THE BEST
M IN A \ A..-Steok a Ezawrl-
GTupe'e, Of New York MAnsen's
Of New York, sAd BrittAag BEe's, 1ff75f+, ,9,-i
OF Cineinnati-- -eelebrs3sa hrst- class VI " HsUW
Double Grand Action Square Grand = L1T sr.--i
and Concert Pianos. pronounced by Lists, Thai.
berg eDd other great living artists tha best in 0ls
lstence, EYeIy HiaE0 WarraD ted for ten years GsA
Kept IN tune for three years Old Places taken IN
exchange. YanoS " let from IS TO Sla per quagter
ftTetslass MUS cal Instruments Of az kiads seslnG
st hAii-priee PiAnos, Msl9deons. ald other mu-
elcAl lnstrume nts tuned and repai7ad thoroughly.
Best Aelodeo'0s in the city. DO rot buy aI 5enta :
Piano " Me tOdeon until yon have called ana ex-
hmined The itbOVe DRIFTING 3 BRO,
Piano and ldAlOdeOn Makers ana Dealers, eAd Ina
portAra ~ Musical Instruments, All West Fifth
St. seut n side, near Plum. 0 nos
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

DRAgH OF PHTEAHTaRoPIsF.- has
reeep,tly lost one Of its hoblest men and most
aroNent Christians, IN the death Of John Dag,
V'nief Jostice of the Repnblic,a and ems of
its foundsE. He was born N North Caro-
! lima in 1907. sosfatN % d3nDg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

WILMINGTON, DEL, December 2S-The
citizens of Wilmington are firing salute of
twenty one guns in honor of Major Ander-
son and his gallant band.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
DON'T BELIEVE TT!

"HBN YOU HRAR INTRRESTED
Wv parties say that the WILCOX q GIBB6
BEWIkG-MACHINES make work that will not
stand the test Of wear, don't you believe them, but
examine for yourselves, aud ask those who, from
about them and the work they do. The MeohineG
are warranted for three years, and the work made
on them is warranted to last equal to that made ON
any other machine: Price of Machine, S3a. We
will teach every body to operate the Machines free
Of charge, IL they will eau at the General Agency
Office, in the second story Of Carlisle Building,
corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts., Oincin matt :.
de2-cm V. W. SUNDERLIN, Agent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

LOUISVILLE, December 2s.-There was o
large meeting Of mechanics and working
men here last night. Strong Union resolu-
tions were passed, favoring call for a
National Working Convention, and
discountenancing ultra politicians both North
and South
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

LBDRU RoLLIN RoBBED IN LoNDoN.-Ledru
Rollin has been made the victim Of a bur-
glary in Condor. He Alost, among other
things, the following articles, for the recov-
cry Of which reward of El0 has been
offered: A gold smelling, bottle, a gold PEN
lin he circle Republican de Ia saFthe, is49;'
a pearl necklace, with gold clasp; and an
ivory and silver cigar case, inscribed, "a
Ledru Rollin, les Patriotes de la Sterauld,
1897 The estimated value Of the articles
epumereted above is about f60.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-EsTATR
"A Of MARY KEcKELER, Deoeased.-Qn. SAT-
URDAY MO RNING, December 20, at Q o'clock, the
undersigned will sell, at public auction, at 347
Seventh. ST., between Mound and Cutter, the House,
houd Furniture Of said decedent consisting Of Car
pets, Tables Chairs, Stoves Queensware, etc
de26-bs - W. b. DENNIS, Administrator.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

U HAVE SPARED NO ExEHNsH M
w the purchase Of our Liquoras which, have hSaR
selected expressly FOR medicinal perpoaes.
/ del6 8. w. cor, CentrAl-av. and Ei9htk-nt,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

HAMILTON COUNTY cow M o N
H PLEAs.1.Johp w; sewell and Harriet NJ.
and Henry pouglass Defendants. The defendsets
above named Will take notice that on Friday, the
2sth day Of Deoembor, A b. 1850, Rl,intins hled
their petition aga0st them alleging that plaintiffs
OF the undivided half of lots Nos ], q 8 4, g. I,
and and the whole Of lots Nos. 10 and \, In a
subdivision made by Samuel Borden, In Millcreek
Tow Dship, Hamilton County, Ohio,a plat of which
subdivision Is recorded ia Plat book No i page 25,
of the Records Of said county that defendants
claim an estate and interest therein adverse that
OF the Psintifis IheY theEstoTe pray thst defend;
that IL may be determined 60 be null and void as
against the title Of these piaiutfs Defendants
required 20 answer or demur 10 said petition on or
before the Sd day Of March, A D. 1851 or Judgment
will be taken against them by default aud dec ree
had accordingly. ID. X. .CADY, in,
de29-fwSas Plaintiffs' Attorney
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

The BIsHoP AND THE EMPERoR.-It is said
that the Bishop of Versailles sought an inter-
view with the French Emperor, to try and
make him feel the woes Of the Church and to
remind him of the end of his uncle. The
Emperor listened 10 him patiently, with his
cigar in his mouth, and at last said =. Mon
seigneur your distress does you credit bnt
the temporal power is no longer compatible
with our civilization, and We must put an
end TO il, as put out my cigar"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

CAPE RACE, December 2S.--A steamer
passed off here this morning, which is
thought to have been the naturalization, which
left Liverpool December %. The severe gale
prevented communication with her. g.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

NEW Yolx, pecembef 2T;-Fhe steamer
Unitsd States, koa Glasgow on The 10TH
and -Aatansass rom MStanzas have ar
rived. 'is
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

SALE OF A PaBuoUs MAhUsoRIPT.-At a
sale Of library at Brussels, few days ago,
a precious manuscript Of Jean de SteVelot q
monk ofthe Abbey of Saint Laurent at Liege,
life Of Saint Benedict, was sold to the British
Museum for 2,39Of The Royal Library Of
Brussels, which already possesses three
manuscripts Of the same monk, bid 2,200f,
These three, and the one referred to, are all
he LETT f1t 70 aolis1 .. IN q l.-.- .-lf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

SEvRa PERaoKs ExE0uTED By A MoB.-Rol-
leB a white man, and six negroes, were SUM
marily executed, at Pine Level, Ala, last
Week, Tor an attempt a inating inspIreotien
among the netro6s The white man was
convicted on the evidences ofhisown brother,
who was permitted TO depart.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

GREENNIAN E TRUE,S IMPROVED
NJ Noiseless Lock-stttch Shuttle Sewing ma
chimes, of Howe 4 Roper Patent. warranted the
Ser Desr IN a Also S9Ss AZ Jes9nnSt9ns Hem
.t.s1 No. IL West Fifth-s
RS-Agents wanted in every town. de26. cm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

IN, ,ATTACHNIENT- II RFORE e G. r.
y HAHsELMA mn, Justice Of the Peace Of 1in-
cinnatt Township, Hamilton .County, Ohio.-Wil-
liam Y. Thurne & Co firm doing blsiness In the
State Of Ohio, vs. Wilson Thoms, Principal, aud
William Henderson, Garnishee--On the 18th day
Of November, 1850, said Justice issued order of
attachment 10 the above cause, for the sum Of one
hundred and nine dollars, and garnishee process
serYed on William Heno erson, who has answered I;
and said ID set for hearing the 9Th day Of
February, 1851, at o'clock A I NJ +,,,o,,,,,. 90
Ciueinr att, December a. 1850. deSO.cwSa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

TvHE HIGHEsT M4RKKT FRfOn
~ paid for BeegWAx, At all times, by frfII77h - a
I GEo.-h~D1x0H, DruRgilt,
hol M D al. At a soEpsE lii.h ard ltAiArsts.n
rtaRIaTeIAs OYsrRRbs-lFan KK. q
ssei si 9IEast q H4s go ~ Y
hlnlh cad VIVA ~ tk4 ! 8
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

N1OTICE i-TAKEN UP, IN THE CITY
~ Of Cincinnati, on the 22d OF Deeemher near
HOGS, and impounded by me, in compliance with
AZ Ordinance Of the City Council Of the CITY Of
Cincinnati The owner can have he same by per-
sonel application the Police Court, or before
the 29th day Of December, 1860, and proving prop
erty III not Claimed before thai time they will So
sold at public auction. LEWIS WILSON,
n,n.i,r.., Daoa,Oh ha, % ,ssa Ohiei oi SssSNs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
MUSICAL.

An Elegant Volume of Vocal Duets,
66TTNHB SHOWER OF PEARLS.,i-A,
~ collection Of Choice ayd Beeutifui Vocal
Duets, bv the best composers, Wish imautA
for the Piano Porte HandsoaAely bORnd in cloth.
it Willie sent By nail, pOst-I ga Pahlishsd by
rI -. CHURCH, ia,
de25 66 West FoUrth-st., Cincinnati
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

GtONsTABLB,s SAL R.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of order Of sale, 90 me directed, will sell,
on MONDAY, Deoem oer 81, 1850, at 10 clock A. A.,
at the englne-s shop Of Mesars Lyons Bell, north
west corner of Third and Lock .sts the following
goods aud chattels, to-wlt; One team,onglne, and
txtpres e. same, taken IA attaehment, the prop
efty Of w. ID. Cummings at the suit Of W. Nc i.san
Nioo u--4 ID. n. WOODRUHF, Constable. i
0ihelnnati. December 20, 1890. Z deas-o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

II 10UOAs NOR THE H0uIOAYsl-A
AlfDl5ndid stock 81 tins hnest Wlaes, Brandlo9,
hilk "a. 6e. p pg found in ths essy oSai bslgg
Otard, Hennessy and Melady Brandles; SCOTCH iriah
and Bourbon whisky; old Holland Gtn, Ac., AZ
da1l lARQUDON'e, corner Ninth and Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
LEGAL. gECE

nOLICE COURT, CITY OF CINCIN-
II NATI.-Sale by the Chief OF Polce.-At or
about O'Clock P. M, on the 3ist day of December
A. D. 1864, ,near the western terminus Of Eighth
street. in the City Of Cincinnati, County of Hamil-
ton, shall sell, at public Sendue, the following
property to-wit Twenty three, Hogs, in pursu-
ance of an order Of sale from the Police Court Of
the City of Cincinnati, to me directed, said hogs
having been found running at large in the city
with an Ordinance passed by the City Council of
the City Of Cincinnati, on the 18th day of Decem-
ber, A. d. 1850. Terms OF sale cash "
LEWIS WILSON, Chief Of Police,
de2S-c City of Cincinnati,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
The Secession Movement.

The Military from Georgia and Alabamg
Proceeding to CharlcstoT-- General Scott
Approves Of Major Anderson's Actioa in
Occupying Fort iSumpter-TRe Palmetto
Flag on the South Carolina Government
06fees-TRs South Carolina Military II,
Pos8essoh Of Fort Moal6ie. r 'a'-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
HIS PLEASANT MANNERS.

Nero Lord Byron had been throughout
most perfectly courteous and friendly, add
ing one civil thing to another, and detaining
me by some new suggestion, when offered
once or twice to take leave. l could not
doubt that the scorn which he sometimes
professed for English opinion was only an
evidence of how greatly he would have val
ued the esteem of the best in England, and
how keenly his exquisitely sensitive nature
suffered from their reproaches.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

SINGERS ING-mACHINKs
COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
Corner of Fourth and Raoe-sts..
.sr CINCINNATI, OHIO. a.H .s.
How is It Singers Sewing machines are unfvers-
ally used for manufacturing purposesI Tho plaEn
reason why, is Because they better, more dura-
BILE, more reliable capable ef doing much greater
variety ofwork, and earning more money than any
other Machine.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime Singers new Transyerse-shutle Machine, 1Og
family use
PRICE 800. r...
This Machine is highly oTnamented, easy TO opeF.
ate, and Is the very best and cheapest Machine II
the market.s JAMES SKARD0H,
Western Agent for Singers Sewing machine.
TnoI4l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29

During the present year nearly 100000
of quarts of milk have been sent from Or
ange County, N. Y, to New York City and
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-29
AGIsCELLANEoUs.
Holiday qifts.
Wines and LIQUOR.

dsis 75Es. ". cor 0eaiIai az, sad a TIsElk