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ganktrs anS 2r0ksrs.
GILDERSLEVE WHITRIDGE
stiff 81 SECOND STREET.
I AwRAsON & SMITH,
Negotiate Business Paper and Leans and execute orders
for Stocks in this and other markets. iuIs If
MONEY BUSINESS.
I'VE MARTIN LEWIS,
No Al SECOND STREET,
First house from South street
NEGOTIATION OF n'' MEkGgH fGa%FRItllYE to the
pEFrcrs 1o,xs az erocv ! AND BUSINESS PAPER
=, MAKES ADVANCES oN C3tIGfERAI s r. no
GRANTS DISCOUNTS ON GOOD PAPER
EXECUTES ORDERS FOR STOCKS in all the markets.
sE Fssf n Th aH2fEk AND s
ENO. S. CUTTINGS Il Co.
- BANKERS. EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and in This
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
rollaterals.
NSegotiats Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections on all accessible points in the United
Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncurent Funds and
transact the business Of Private Banking ali Of depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits jaiSu
CAMUEL HARRIS Il SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXSGG T AISGE; ,,o,,,,,,s
COLLECT on N No. Ise l5 sTREET
RGRs 6dRs and 6TRRx
NOTES, at low rates
buy n sci cR %a f4PEE aR9 a TeK End
this and other markets.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
department. nlh4 ly
I H. LUCKETT,
~ STOCK, NOTE BILL,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKE R,
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
KEPERENCEs:
L. Gibson, Cashier Bank of Baltimore Baltimore
G. r. Coleman Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore.
J. N. Buck Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas ], Carson, Banker, Baltimore
Thomas ID. Johnston, Baltimore.
]. G. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Prick 4 Ball, Baltimore.
X Mcke, Cashier Union Bank of Maryland, Baltimore
B. A. Vickers, President Marine Bank, Baltimore
Johnston, Bro. Co, Bankers, Baltimore
Josiah Lee Il Co., Bankers, Baltimore.
Hugh Jenkins Co, Baltimore
Young Carson, Baltimore.
VIM. Pinkney Brooke, Washington, ID. c. myl5-tf
ISRAEL COHEN,
Il STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER,
No. NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission all the Securities this
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Exchange Insurance Rooms.

MARINE, FIRE AND LIFE RISKS TAKEN,
And in event of losses prompt settlements without the de
lay of consulting the home Offices
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TaiiUrs.
sOHN II. REA l. CO.,

UHN H. REA Z Co,
CLOTHIERS,
CoRNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT sTREET9
Aessrs JOHN H. REA CO. take pleasure in announcing
20 the public generally that their stock Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
having now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS CASSI-
HERES and VkSTlNGS, which they will make up to order
In style that fail please both in price and mann
fscture ' ~ "
FURNISHING GOODS
Crayats, Scarfs, Ties SIpenders Fandkerc Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety. " ~
Their stock Of SERVANTS and OILED CJ OTHINn 10
worthy the attention Of Panters ocIst
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PREMIUMS

Marked oil IS earned from Nov |, s59 to Oct ST. 1860
On marine ana inland ri>Es............$3549S 1851 10
IT,. -----f47I l99 20
period ......, &C. """h same $500 e5
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Ar0nskMlfnts.

SaagAs MUSICAL sOTREEs BY THE BEETHO-
@ EN- S9Cd II ~ BEETHoyEN soITY,
to eT ees cSS s Rps Of c
Law Bu ngs Of Lexington ana ' e. Paul stre s
com1menGing on MONDAY, Sd December, 100
Single Eckes fifty cents, packages twelve four dollars
4 commence at n2i-}It
ERONT STREET THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
MEssRs. H. }. MAnIGAN 4 co,
THE GREAT AnGR fi5%9HEt c50SS6LDArEp CIRCUS
Respectfuy informs the citizens city that they have
d9D fpS H F9sn 1882
H BEST Q S TRo6PE n T TRHfEnS WoR srI
scs ho H brilliant parormance will be ARRANGED
:, suRPAss ANYTHING EVER WITNESSED
IN THIS country and fully equal to the most trium of
HIPPn noNS S 6 GF TIE OLD WORLD.
w The HERO OF NIAGARA,
VIII appear n conjunction with the Eques TRAN Troupt
rlGnTR SPPHf EMFf sRf sESfSfR
AT Up who may feel disposed to accompany him
SGP o G he sosn G f srE
most T9 {nf2fd Ia Hye HcR6B s3s OF
AND GYMNAsTIo STARS
. FOUR CLOVIS Glow s N ! THE THE RING.
extra Family Circle 81 an as o
ry % cents Boys Gallery Is cents
y Ocop e" al % O'CLOCK performance nsS at
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
LAST l FPE s1AfktHaRA n B BAfFH
VI the Eminent Mr. Rm TEFFER essesa9tro Comedian
,, LAST TIME OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBYl
S n ;tIEtFEKSoN........as ECONOMICALLY NOGGS
To conclude with the Funny Burletta,
~ - THE LADY OF LIONS
NIX JEFF EtS0S. as. .CLOD MEDDLENOT.
IN, MONDAY; December 81, 1850,
The greatest r fTE SGhB TEhRF five the
S-W be produced with cast and in STYLE of spendor
never equalled.
N4TICENo seats will be reserved in tie Parquet for
the DEAD HEART.
as-Rox.sheet for the Dress Circle open to-day. 1t
THE ORIGINAL GENERAL TOM THUMB.
u SMALLEST MAN ALIVE,
TEMPERANCE EI TEMPLE. NORTH GAY ST,
For ashort time only, commencing
MONDAY. December Sd.
Two entertainments each day. Afternoon Evening
at ~ o'clock Ioors open half an hour previous.
The Little General appears in all his Songs, Dances
great English Baritone and BuGo from the Nobiities
,ertS London, Mr.. William De Neye, the American Tenor
and Mr.. c. G. Titcomb, Pianist.
ADMISSIONS:
Day Entertainment. cents
Cnuuren under 10 years. 10 cents
,, Schools admitted on libe al terms.
Evening enteralnmen Is
hIaftn under III yCarS. 10 cents
The General rides in his Miniature Carriage drawn by
;putian Ponies, and attended by Elfn Footmen and
Joachmen from the Fountain Hotel to the Hall
Zach entertainment The grand Piano used is from T.
) toddard's, No. South Calvert street.
NC ALFRED CATELY, Business Agent.
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1NbIif SaIfs.
Ai; NV UT or n Moh10A0E SALE
81 A. c, 5IATTHEWS-


a5;AA FORECLOSURE OF A MORTGAGE SALE
a@EsSs VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ROSS AND UNION
.. - STREETS.
BY virtue power Of attorney executed to The ppde
signed ny the mortgage the undersigned will offer for
a. pnOhc auction, on the premises, THURSDAY, the
ALL THAT PIECE or PSS'BSICHEf F. az cporrNn ;..
en ing IN the city of Baltimore aforesaid and described
as follows, that is 10 say
Beginning same on the line nj tho
most SIDE OF Ross treet at the distance Of feet
seutwestery from the corner formed by the intersection
OF the side said street and the nr
wesemmo.t side or Union street and rnnnpg tbnnne
northwestrly, undng the souhwesternmost side of
Ross street eighty eight feet thence southyester naro
with Union street hundred feet thence
parallel with Ross street eghtyegh feet and nor
easterly, by straight line the place of beeinnn,
The above lot is improved by six neat and com
BRICK WELlNGS two stories and attic each and i,
SUBJECT to the ANNUAL ground rent Of one hundred dollars
situate and lying in the city of Baltimore aforesaid and de-
Scribed as follows that is to say Beginning for the on
ana running thence northwescry binding Ross street.
twenty-five feet thence aouthwesterIy parallel with Union
str Ct siXyseVen feet to lot snbeased by Grandson
Aisquth to certain JOSEPH W. Walker; thence parallel
with Ross street twenty Union street thence bind
S thereon to the place of beginning This lot improved
able for store and nweng and is subject TO the annual
ground rent Of twenty-;cyen dollars and fifty cents
And also A LII THAT rIECr Or PARCEL, OF GRnUND
situated in the city OF Baltimore aforesaid described as
2ows to wit BEGINNING for the on the west side of
Union street. at the distance hundred feet from t
northwest of Ross and Union Streets and runnin
thence northerly bounding Union street thirty
said lot and parallel with Ross street twenty two f s %"
Southery parallel with Union street, thiTtytr feet To
feet to the place OF beginning '''''' '"'
This lot IS improved by two story frame TENEMENT
Terms of third cash the day sale AID the
MONTHS with interest to be satisfaction of the
undersigned
JOHN J. SNYDER
Attorney for the rgagee.
,o, A. C. MATTHEWS.
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sNELAWAKE MUTUAL SAFETY TNSUR-
AM COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED 1885
Ihc following Statamen of the affairs of the Company
published in conformity with provision of its charter
PREMIUMS
p. received from Nov. l. 1859 t, October 81, 1860.
IN ra'lne anu inland risks. ..........S3iS S25 96
tn hfe rIkS,..... ...........,,,.. RS 72
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BYSAM UEL II. aSOVG-,
- TRUSTEES SALE

tn; TRUSTEES SALE
NIL THREE HOUSES on RAMSAY STREET
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
cg SITTING IN Equity the matter of he mortgage
TSsDAY the 18th day Of I Becs%6e on &c.
ALL THOSE THREE LOIS OF GROUND on the south
SIDE OF ramsay street in the city of Baltimore of them
HOUSE, Nos ia, rs and 100 Which lots are thus do
sGrI6ed Begnning for the first of said lots south side
deed dated ON day % of n Jan Mh2
William H. Cole to j. Birckhead, IF which corner IS at
would ntersect the said south side of Ramsay street. and
uqning thence eatery, fronting Ramsay eleven
feet six inches and thence outhery seventy feet more or
less to alley four communicating with Ramsav
street by an alley three feet four inches wde thence weser
" pounding on said four feet alley eleven feet inches
and thence by straight line 10 the place beginning sub
ject to the annual rent Of twenty-five dollars and eighty
And beginning the second of said lots on the south
sd OF Ramsay street. at the distance of eleven feet six
inches easery from the northwest corner of the ground
mentioned in the assignment Cole to BTckhead arre
said and running thence eastery, bounding Ramsay
feet more or less to the four feet alley Aforesaid thence
westerly pounding on said four feet alley eleven feet six
ginning subject to the annual twenty-five dollars
and eighty seven and half cents.
And beginning for the third said lots on the south side
OF Ramsay street. at the distance OF thrtysx feet two
inches caserly from the northwest of the ground
mentioned in the assignment from Cole to Brckad aFore
ssid and running thence easerly, bounding on Ramsay
street thirteen feet two inches thence southerlY sixty
ery, bounding said four feet alley thirteen feet two
inches, sod thence by straight line to the place
subject to the annual rent of twenty nine dollars
and sixty two and a half cents.
All OF said lots having the use in common of the alleys
The terms Of sale prescribed by the Decree arr One
hall cash on the day Of SALE and the balance credit
secured by notes endorsed to the
THEO. GLOCKER, Trustee
s. H. COVER.
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4tg goods.

8rg DpGGs.
KNITTING COTTON, Domestic and German,
M of "a and threads superior article for sale by
n2itf 40 Baltimore St, between GAY and Frederick
| GLOVES of Cloth Merino, Cotton and Wool
~ Also Half-Hose OF Merino, Cotton and Wool ~,
matt 40 Baltimore St, between Cav and Frederick
CLoAKS. ,n,,,nnn -,
Begs leave to inform ladies Of Baltimore that his assert
FALL AND 'T WINTER f cLoAKs
NOW READY
BALTIMORE CLOAK AS 2f1 MANTIL1A STORE,
,o., 22S Baltimore street,
sl3-u corner of Charles
INFERNO, WOOLLEN, COTTON AND GAUZE
W SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Lads, Gents and Chill
Gren AS4 WoelIen and Cotton Hose of all kinds Also
n2l:tf No, 40 Bait ST. between Cav and Frederick Frederick
FLEGANT STYLES
IN PIECES 5 GsT RkETf 5 II lec
~, Ivy and owing 10 the lateness of the shall
n,,,, EXTREME ia 3&E SHIf EzsgEs 8 CO..
SELLING OFF all Wool Shirts and Drawers
~ at very low prices Call and examine, ,,,r
n2ttf 40 Baltimore st, between GAY and Frederick
NEW EMBROIDERIES
~ REAL LACE GOODS
Fa5i GR f6S sas PgHt
yasneeHnes tass eeiar and Sets 's's''' ana
5A AS @ u.s.
100 S pieces pieces EASE BiaSk Efff'f kAcEs
1000 Maltese LACE fo II PRic i89 to 7 cents
HAMiLf6N EASTER 4 CO,
nl7LG 1879, 2Ol and 2O3 Baltimore st.
ZEPHYR WoRsTED, Chenille and Embroi.
NIT q Banore ST. between Gay and F TasE
poBERT B. BROWN CO, GEORGE 'A0ll
FOREIGN ni nj fG5fttH EtE Rsno'
45KN R4kKF 2I ES HBFsy,vo 90 . ~
rios kENNEbY's &Ushi ST S Of sei last ~
DUNDEE GOODS RUR1,ps
ORDERS RECEIVED I'd Bth af5EF 22RNH MS
Inns, HDKFS., &c. feI3-n
MOOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Merino
w and SaXony Wool, a large assortment
n2ttr 40 Baltimore St. between Cav and Frederick
EALL AND WINTER DRY GOoDSl
wRoTH FULLERTON,
ss an dr sfSSt SSe e"
Sill S > in in Robes and by the yard,
"2 Sa#kGiSs GS2ss'
GLOVES
TABLE DAMASKS,
SHEETINGS
KERSEYS,
MUSLlNS,
BLANKETS, &c &c
ALSO,
A beautiful and well selected stock Of
G l. o A K s.
All Of which they will offer at lowest marke prices
sl7-tfr
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
oSlLESiAS, in all coors, in store and for sale by
ie2S-u Prick, PHILLIPS co.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
n 20 cases just received and for sale by
fe28-f FRICK, PHILLIPS n co.
DEYNOLD' BLUE SATINETS.
Ia 25 cases in store and for saleby
te2S-tf FRICK, PHILLIPS Co.
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
Blacks, Drabs Blues Greens and Mixtures, in stor
and for sale by
fe2s-n FRICK, PHILLIPS L co.
pARKER'S UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT
EpINErS in store and for sale by
fe2S-tf FRfCK, PHILLIPS Il co.
VA FINE BLEACHED
W COTTONS in store and for sale by
fe2sf FRICK, PHILLIPS Il co.
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
w in store and for saleby
te23n FRICK, PHILLIPS h co.
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w INSURANCE BROKER,
ADJusrER 6 5SD AVERAGES.
ALSO, Broker in all business connected with Vessels Da.
mayed Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
TT G Sei, %es tern Insurance Co. New York
Messrs. johnson Higgins, do.
Messrs Jones. Nelson i WhitlocE, do
Riehd Smith, Esq, President Union Mutual Insuran,e
VIM. 3. ssherrerd, Esq, Philadelphia
Sss9rs Tg gsisr s Willis sGs'GR carrere Boston,
GRAHAM ESD f Fftsdent Merchants Mutual 1nsur
M Mass1s T Ki5s&PS Chase Co. Baltimore
Messrs. Spence Reid, do. iu2-2awtfr
MARINE INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY.
CAPITAL-ALL PAID IN INSTRUMENTATION 10000
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, LIST January, 1852 ..4346399
The CASH DIVIDENDS paid to the Stockhol ders from
9Th June, 1925 to list January, 1882 NEARLY THIRTY
ONE YEARS, So cent. per annum after the
payment of all LOSSES, EXPENSES and
TEN PER CENT. BONUS RETURNED TO POLICY
HOLDERS.
BALTIMORE, February 9th, 1859
C----. HoLLINs, BUILDING, Exchange Place
Gross premiums received from list January, 1858,
70 Isl january lS39 46
RetnTS pemnn and Ged 90
- ll7,7O67
,r,D,,rr NJ, rc,,, ,-,--u s5i,78O79
AT LOWEST RATES,
AND TEN PER CENT. IN CASH
OF all premiums risks ending without loss, returned
the dealers at tn office.
All Losses promptly adjusted and paid at this Agency
VIM. F. MURDOCH,
AGENT
WIN kREBS, Secretary. iu22awtfr
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ni@lm No. z EXCHANGE Place.
MORE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
oFFIoE-No c SoUTH sTRExT
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
ENSURES LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, A TERM OF YEARS,
OR FOR LIFE.
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
VIM C. HARRISON, J.J DONALDSON,
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. S. GIBSON,
E. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT. A. TAYLOR.
~ COULTER, Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
Off "a Franklin street,
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ii OF BALTIMORE
erms the city Rs Bndngs geDe
rally Personal Property and Ships and heir Cargoes
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUsTED AND PROMPTLY
PAID.
The Directors daily.
s. E. corner of South AND SECOND STREETS.
ANDREW REEFS L, President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
James NJ. Ponder, Chas Hoffman,
VIM G. Power, NJ. Benzinger
Saml. r. Smith, H. J. Werdebaugh,
VIM 0rtwine, Elisha H. Perkins,
Aaron Fenton, J. Stricken jenkins,
'''' iN'-'"'' G. H4RLaN WILLIAMS,
ja4-n Secretary.
G1ERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
VI OF NEW YORK.
This Company prepared receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE, and issues POLICIES upon the most
'''O'A''' CoRPoRAToRs AND DIRECTORS:
L. Amspck, August Belmont Isaac Bernheimer, Chas.
Breusing Ellie charisr C. G. Gunther J. Hardt Louis
Jere Larocque, John Lienau, Rufus L. Lord Ed Lucke
meyer Charles Luing, Herm Marcuse, Ad. 0eGhs, o. OF
Fred Schwender, Jos. Segman, l. Stiastny, Ed v D.
Heydt Louis A. Won Hoffman, D. Wallerstein Hugo Yves
SSCft 1S6 FOR BA%
MORE:
A. Schumacher, G. W Gail,
Robert Lehr, VIM. S. Rayner
Werner DreSe1, Jacob Rudolph,
Hamilton Easter, C. W. Spilcker,c
Chr. Hinrichs, Meyer Stein
Herm Won Kapf, Edw'd nhrlaub,
Hy. Dietrich, Moses Wiesenfed,
| ADOLPH ENGLER, Agent,
Office No. Is Second street,
stiff opposite the Post-Uihce.
| MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
| W. OF BALTIMORE.
N W. CORNER BALTiMoRE AND NORTH SITS.
| ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ACTIVE CASH
| CAPITAL ON HAND. -
This Company nsures against loss OR DAMAGE BY
| (Only) TIE
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d. 9artnersbfu NOtites.

SS.ga FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
~ to he AZ MILLERS STABLES, corner of err.
and P3ca
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THEO. GLOCKER, Trustee
$. II. COVER, Auconeer
n22-2awSdS 81 Raltimore sweet

ft1F:..& TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
RsiiH CARPENTERS ALLEY, USED AS A MILL FOR
kasAGRINDING CORN, &c.-By virtue Of decree of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned trustee
Will offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Exchange
in the city OF Baltimore, MONDAY the 10th day Of De-
ccmber. 1861. at O'Clock p, NJ:
ALI. THAT PARCEL OF GROUND fronting on the south
side of Carpenters alley ~ feet with 70 feet and
beng 66 feet west from Euaw street. improved by MILL
used for grinding corn now, known the Eutaw Steam
MILL and by two small HOUSES alley in the rear--the
whole being subject to ground rent of 500
Terms of saeOnerhird cash, balance at six and twelve
months with interest and approved security
GEO. X. CINNAMOND,
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MaMls.
Glnfatsa.
ERENCH CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

LNRENCH CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Il No. lib SARATOGA STREET
KEFERENcts-Rev. DR.. Coke and Geo Tiffany Esq
Prospectus TO be obtained at NJ KRAFFT'S dwelling 50
Saratoga street. or at the School Rooms. nG-lm*
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
l1lYOUNG LADIES'
:; The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday,
IN september. The OF instruction in the usual
BRANCHES is full and thorough being under the direction Of
an efficient Faculty Of able and Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the and
School
Fo terms Of admission aud further information address
Rev. GEO. LEWIS STALEY Principal Mount Washington
Baltimore Co., Narylaud. iul7tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
An Ine,acur or No importance. =.

The following was toldlus by one of our
most substantial citizens, who, having been
called to the Police Court as a witness, saw
this proceeding. Two small boys were ar
raigned. A policeman stated, in a loose
manner, that chickens had been missed from
the Hamilton and Dayton Depot, and he
found that one Of these boys had achicken
in the cellar where he lived. The boy said he
gave a quarter for IL. On this statement,
without any evidence to identify the chicken,
or to show that the boy came by it improp-
erly, or that he had ever been near the depot,
Judge Lowe sentenced both of the boys to
the House of Refuge. One of them was sent
for being in the company of the other, and
the other for having chicken.
The sentence fell with all the weight Of a
sudden, unexpected and terrible calamity on
the parents Of the boys. They could hardly
belieys that for such an unfounded sus-
picion of thing, so trivial even If it could
have been proven, their children were to be
taken from them for their whole minority, q
stigma fixed upon them for life, and sent tc
penal institution which is but the halfway
house to the penitentiary. The mothers
cries and means of mingled terror and grie
started tears into the eyes Of the most hard
ened among the bystanders. y 81
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4 Free Press-The Hope OF the World.
The civilization Of the age is supposed to
be chiefly due to the refining influences Of
the newspapers. Up at the lively town Of
Toledo, the standard Of heightened Journal
ism is to charge a political opponent or
public officer with sheep-stealing; and no
matter how efficiently public officer dis
charges his official duties, or how well Sc
cured the public interests may be which are
entrusted to him. it by no means satisfies
the high standard set up by the newspapers;
but his character is overhauled, and his pri-
vate vices, If he has any--and 1t is not neces-
sary to be very accurate about that--are pub
lshed for the benefit of the people. If he
has ever fought the tiger, or had any i'm
proper intimacies with women, or If there is
any scandal attached to his name, no matter
how remotely, it is raked up and kept before
the people during his whole term of office,
This, Of course, brings the private charac-
ters of the editors and all the relations in
life, of all of the candidates for Office, into the
newspapers; though it is only the private
vices of the candidates of the opposite party
that are regarded as censurable; any amount
Of immortality is covered up in ones own
party. This system elevates scandal into
''the freedom of the press" and calls it "the
spread of light and knowledge" As election
approaches, il grows more virulent. 1t is
the life and soul of the papers. When this
falls off they are dull and stupid. This liter
ature, Of course, has high moral effect on
the people. If the pugilistic ring, bull-fght-
ing, bear-baiting, cock-fghting, and fighting
the tiger, were elevated into institutions, un-
der the patronage of the Church and the
Common Council, they could hardly COM
pete with such newspaper press in demor-
alizing and brutalizing the community.
We, of course, intend nothing personal
nor offensive in this but merely use this ex-
ample to comment on the depraving tenden-
cies of such journalism, wherever it is found
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

TON SAYERs's ENCOUNTER WITH A CARMAE.
THE TERROR OF HIS NAME.-As Tom Sayers
was recently driving along the Holloway
road, near London, the wheel of his chaise
came in contact with that Of cart, whose
driver put his whip across Toms shoulders.
This was too much for the champion; he
alighted and promptly hauled the carman
from his cart. The Jarvey reioined by fell
ing Tom to the ground. Hereupon the by
ISLANDERS, recognizing Sayers shouted, "Hal-
Heenan?" The sound of Tom Sayers's
name was enough for the carmen, who
quickly mounted his vehicle, and whopped
his "Cobbin and drove away" evidently
conscious that he had ''caught Tartar" but
was not desirous to investigate farther the
peculiarities of his catch.