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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

MEETING OF THE CINCIN-
R~S NATI HORTlCUL TURhL SOCIETY -
J here will be Special Meeting Of the Society in
the Tent on the National Fair Grounds, WBDNE5-
DAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock Discussion upon
the best varieties of Fruit Subject illustrated by
the specim ms exhibition. BY order
VIM 0RAhGE, President.
GEO. l.. FRANKENsTEIN, Secretary. selS-a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

ImPoriRnt from Honduras - Capture of
Gen. " RIker and his Men-The "NInn
of Det 20 be Shot
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

~ THIRD WARD ATTENTLONI--
49, The members Of the Third Ward Bell and
Everett Club are requested to meet punctually a.
o'clock, THIS, Cruesday( EVENING, September IS,
at Peters's Hall, 10 attend the Grand Bell and
Everett parade The Bell and Everett men of the
First, Thirteenth and Seventeenth Wards are cor
seiS-as w A. FILLMORE. sec'y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

- THE SIXTH WARD BELLATD
b. ENERETT CLUB will meet on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst, OF seven O'clock at
Moseleys Bridge Factory, south side of Third-st.,
between Stone and Wood, to attend the mass meet
inR. Cars and torches will be on hand. Let every
Bell and Everett voter in the old Sixth turn out
lgelS-aN1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

W- PADMER'S SOAP DENTIFRIOE
49, is compounded of perfectly neutr i soap,
and other substances well known for their beneficial
action upon the teeth and gums. Its superior quail
titles are acknowledged by all persons that have
tried it. " whiten5 the teeth, hardens the gums,
purities the breath and arrests decay. Price TWEEN.
ty-fyo cents. Prepared only by
SOL0N PALMER,
MANUFACTURER and Importer Of PerfumeTy, No. 80
West Fourth-st. au3O
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

HS OF THE UNION ATTESTfoN
44ie hereby notified to assemble at your armory,
Front st, between Race and Elm, THIS Tuesday,
EVENING, at seven o'clock precisely, for parade.
All persons favorable to the election Of Bell and
Everett are respectfully invited f. Join in with us.
BY order Of A. keller, Captain,
WIN. Il. COOKE, Orderly Sargent. selS-a+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

BELL AND EYERE SIX
~ TEENIH WARDl ATTENTIoNil-You
requested TO meet THIS EVENING, at the cor
ner Of Eighth and Freeman, to attend, in process
sion, the meeting at Fifth street Market Torches
will be ready for every Bell and Everett in the
ward. JAMES O. MOORES,
FelS-a$ President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02
A RenubIican moEemenl i'm MARYLAND.


The Baltimore papers contain a report Of the pro-
oeedings Of the Republican State Convention, which
met in that city on the 10Th ult The report of the
Committee on Credentials shows that but few Of the
counties of the State wererepresented-th being
present, in ALL only twenty-five delegates, nine Of
whom were from Baltimore.
francis P. BLAIR, ST., Of Montgomery county, and
Hon. WsL L. MARSHALL Judge Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of the city CT Baltimore, were chosen
delegates at large to the Chicago Convention, and
the usual number from the several Congressional
districts.
Resolutions were adopted recommending the dele
gates in the National Convention TO cast their votes
as a unit and nstructiug them to advocate the pas
sage of a resolution, part Of the platform Of the
Republican party, favoring the Jefersonian plan of
colonizing the free negroes in some neighboring
country where under the protection Of the United
States, they may establish free and independent
government
The proceedings of this convention were much
interrupted by the disorderly conduct Of persons
who were present as spectators. These disorders
commenced Immediately after the organization and
continued until the convention was forcibly dis
persed although the police were gate active in their
endeavors to suppress them. The members, how
ever, afterwards met at a private house and COM
peted the business for which they had assembled.
Commenting on these proceedings the Baltimore
American SAYS:
Perhaps no greater folly could be conceived than
the attempt to hold a State Republican Convention
in Maryland That party has no existence in the
State, could not under the most favorable circum-
stances pell one thousand votes and any attempt
therefore to appoint delegates 20 represent the PEG
pie of Maryland in the Chicago Convention savOrs
alike Of folly and mpertinence."
The Baltimore S,1. while denOuncing the action OF
the mob in breaking up the convention, regards the
action of the Republicans themselves as indscreet
and highly offensive to the sentiments and interests
of that community.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

The following is the Platform reported to the
Democratic National Convention Saturday afternoon
by Mr.. SAMUEIs of Iowa;
l. Res0U6d That We the Democracy Of the Union, Con-
ventOn assembled hereby declare armance Of the res0lu
tons unanimously adopted and declared platform CT pnc
pies by the Democratic Convention at Cincinnati, in the year
1885, believing the Democratic principles unchane eahe
their nature, when applied the matters and
the only further resolutions following
Inasmu differences Of opinion exist in the Democratic par
t tie nature aud extent Of the powers Of Territorial
Legislature, and to the powers and duties Of Congress,
under the Constitution Of the United States, the nu-
ton a slavery in the Territories,
ResOlDsa That he Democratic party will abide by the de-
csious the supreme Of the United States the ques
don Of constitutional law.
RssOl0ed, That is the duty Of the United States to afford
ample and complete protection all its citizens whether at
home Or airoad, and vhether native Cr foreign.
Z. ResOtUed That Of the necessities the 10 militia
r commercial and postal point Of view is speedy comnunic
ton between Atlantic and Pacific States; and the Democrrc
party pledge such constitutional oveHment aid viii insure
the construction Of railroad the Pacific coast at the earliest
practicable perio5.
S Rs0lDe That the Democratic party in favor Of the &C
QUESTION Of e Island Of Cuus. such az shall be honor
able 10 ourselves and just to Spain
6. Re6Uoq That The Of State Legislatures 20 de-
feat he faithful Of the Fugitive Slave hostile
in character, suveve Of the constitution and revolutionary il
their eject.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

hour and half amid repeated bursts Of applause,
ana was followed By Mr. Pugh, Senator from Ohio,
.A reply, WAC spoke for an hour and half more, in
9eeord7nce with an understanding that he should
HaYe the same period Of time
Ar. BISHOP, Of Connecticut. moved the pre-
Fi0us question, pending which the Convention. Al
eleven O'Clock. =. H.. adjourned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

We learn from private dispatch to a gentleman
in this city, that Judge TARFLEE Of Mississippi
died on Monday, SOth nit, at Jackson. Mississippi
No nariicnlars
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momaes - 80.

HAVE TWO DWELLINGS F0R SALE. lsiiuaisi in N,-ih
NalhEiileols on Chary ilret bTond 3rsEsrT .
ars brick oli oins containing uiE AID I've p1fcne ae
oiher on Coiege street. aooat the distance 1 le bflF
sa small brick house With four aH1 perch alfa Gee
nice Los House ca TIE Murireloro pike in South AashEs
near The toll gate, with X acres attached.
VII SCI oFsain IN and 81 o. these dsellnE az pi
vate SALE and IL sold before, will sell them puzzle
500 a he Court Hoass yard, Saturday, tnc 5ta
day 81 Nay 1850.
TENEs-One ha CASH, Che o.her aU iu and two
with interest. I0ad a. LlNGNEAi
an-i-lI ana.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

HEAvING isken Cor aa0ss sla hs Front Hoon on ils
oud door Of Hardy q Br1ihers Acclol ans to1nias.l
House, selling .1F rates large stock 81 t1-ll
Jew srF and Fancy GooNas E1d give aenlaai
aura0-f PHILIP H0Asl1
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Change OF SCHEDULE.


tennessee aud 4IEbama RRilrOad.
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY APRIL 29s 1850.
Going south
Leave Nashville & IS d. arrive Columbia 7o5 ".
Leave Nashville 255 P 81 arrive AZ Colombia 535 P D..
Going Norths
Leave COLUMBIA Z: 10 A a. arrive a. Nashsillo 10 A NJ
Leave Counbs Ll5 ? "a. srriFe a. NashEillsf 81.
EyHE Morning Train going SCUM conaects vita Memphis and
Charicston Railroad az Dec1tur.
IRE evening Train going Suh sets a. Columbia viii
Train wont Pleasl7t
Tbs evening going North uig close eunnsct1n Ei
Nashuils ~ t Louisville tsr1zd FROM asr
No day, May IN, Louisville and al Eastern cite Bui
train Sunday. On EaAAAaes
ors1rN eursrlu trnFenf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02
HunrarIan Grass Seed

EUsr received and r sale low dgura 500 6ashsI sup
or Hungarian Grass Seed Tbs has f-u eleci-l
great care. ADD rai In the acftrl r1lo1 o. Al-f
tree from dirt and al i.purl-ef-
spri3-f Glaalia aou.Ae = ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

ENTTLL Be addes e cur niisssilsus,u, All. ,b, i
w l0oclock, 500 Pounds Onto Roll Bntt--
AHs@-H RIM 3. SHIELDS 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02
Auction Ibis 1TOrninr,

tirftit |1'tiQck. +. 81, adluurnefI
Auction ibis Morning.
NETILL Be asdss 70 cur uisssilsasou, AL. an. ,o-,,,
w % O'Clock, 900 Pounds 0hi1 Roll Butte
g-22-ls nzNI 2. sHIELOs co.
NOTICE.
GENERAL meeting o. the stacsasdsr. or The Ts.nsse
~ and Alabama kaioa 9Pauy allied 70 Be held AZ he
ono, q ne Company a sFanka, WeGIIay he ID dsy
By order q the noari Of Directors
nay /, 4 BRADLEY, Secretary
som thing New.
TYRE season Tor procuring sirauterfiss d. -,
Arsisis, Ae'ila nAczEszis & 9iiSeHs desire 70 ar
hsi5 usrsaa sof FrurJars and caas -' %
Lsmpe-t } sarn are nes article Ia Ills u,a,ts .-, A..
arao very simple and very caeat The ds1 "a = 800 ~
aiTsaey TIRES hundred dozen have been sold 80 ga
Buildings Lots for sale
VETE oder for sale % liberal terms uuussr =, 80,
w nHidins lots in BroEnsve and near he Po-t-r
PIKE, rom tvo aud haf to hres miles from ne city several
Aiso, nanosr Of ots IN Edseass, oas on Ii. Gala IL
Also, several beautiful let. in Watkins nassiassas Adj
Also, in West Nashville, Boyas, Bostisp Hardipr, ,,s
bkRw BROWN.
nays-ln 4is Cherry street.
store House Lots for sale.
CEVERAL very dssirbs Lots Tor tbs erection Of business
- houses en- College sr'st between casrsh and BROAD.
uays-lm 90 ch-rry street.
cry Residences for sale.
SEVERAL desirable Residences in the City Apply 10
nays-dkWim ~ cherry street.
m,CORmHCK,s REAPING AND MOVING
MACHINE.
FHNHE Ma hins Rsapng Moving 10 the country
N offered for sale the most liberal terms constant suppl
Oh nand- For further particulars inquire Ct
D D DICKBY, Agent,
may2 Al Market street.
Z
IN BOXES NEW CHEESE, iustreeeiVed snd Tor ale b
/ CORN MEAL
S0 BAGS, just received on eona gnueu and sale BY
/ eDU maya D D DIOKKY
On BALES HAY just received on gnment
eDSY BY lmay2l DIcKSY.
Auction sale Of rurniUure & Pianos,
HARDY BROTaERS, AuctiOnetrs.
nN Saturday Morning, Nay slh, az 10 O'Clock
" will sell without large
and second hand Furniture Pianos, kcs Al0, b
order from Constable several barrels Old Liquors, large sos
Of Cigars, SmOging Tobacco, &C.
HARDY BROTHERS,
may2 Au dsnsers General Ag'ss, ~ Public square.
Notice so Contractors.
tEALED Proposals. building Freight Depot At Clark
- Vs for Meuphi, CarEsvills and 1ouisVe Rairoa
Of June, lj0 The building 20 BE- u brick, 90 b. 49, and vii
c9ntn shout and about 500 yards stone Plan
and spectousof the building Be 81 this ocs
GEO. B. FLEECE, Chief Enginesr
Engineers Oalcs, o & L z K, Carksville.
nay2-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02
,AsHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X. =
IS EI@1qa


Leave Chattanooga AZ 7.30 A n and 80 a..
Arrive e. Nashville at 5 ? "a and A a.
IL rail connection and shortest Bason New
"a Philadslphii, Baltimore, Washington Csyl keasui,
PstsrIourg Lynchburg Knoxville saTllnzhs o1ricltQni
Montgomery. hemI Eis. New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston slrnad and 30 Chlluoola Eih Iln1
EAST Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic lroai
Through Tc<ss nay ht at any hour apPiicston q.
fcket Agent, az ofee at Depot 90 Tbs fqogng places
a. the f8lloEing prices, Wis;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens Of Kig'sid
md is yisny. He Intends making Edgchsld dis perma
- eridence may found at ell hours, unless profession
ay atsent a. bis Office Gaahn Turnpike opposite DAVID
so1's store. [mayl-dlW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

ths .esan i9f 7rearing Strawberries is now AZ hand and
siefsi'fei eiealid 1AcAEsLE B 3ilSeHIs iegs =, -
ne attention O she Lay readers Of Toe Usios sD =
theil various Patterns q Rru.tiarl and ca4S -
Tempest Jslrh nes aTtclsin as -,..i.. - q.
sIaosi very simple and yery casa T dsna1di = RAJ NJ,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

THE NORTHERN SLAVE TmDE.-The New Yo,,-
Herald states thatno less than six vessels have lett
that port for the African coast within the past fort
NIGHT an Of which expect to have negroes for their
return cargoes Among them was fine clipper ship
and q fast sailing brig
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

store House Lots for sale.
SEVERAL very desirable Tor ths erection Of bsius.
houses College sts.et, between Caurch and Broad.
Apply u L 4 r W BROWN.
mfv2-Im az cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

10 81 viii convene at Rochester, n. y, on the lIth
OF May next
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

A CATALEITTc FT-SNGUTAR CAsE.-On the 10th
ult man had cataleptc fit in the streets Of Lou
isyi,le He was walking along apparently uncon-
cened as to the affairs Of this world and suddenly be-
came transfxed. At first nothing was thought Of
it, but his singular attitude soon drew the attention
of a number Of persons, and finally, great crowd
gathered. The individual stood unmoyed for two
hours and half, and at last was taken TO the hos
pltaL This Isl novel occurrence, and one we have
never heard of before in this country. Medical
works record few such cases in France.
The Missionary Herald for April contains letter
from DR.. sHAuFFI2E, datsi Constantuople 10th Of
November last which speaks Of remarkable reli-
gious movement among the Turks A new scot has
started under the lead Of a Doctor of y,bor,e.I,r
Theology and lecturer in theological scboo1 which
holds doctrines closely resembling those of the Pro
testant Christians. The sect already numbers abou.
10000 and many thousands sympathize viii, -
who have not actually Joined them. S'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

CHEESE.
OU msy2 D D DI0KEY
CORN MEAL
Qn BAGS just received consignment, and 10. sale By
onNu D DIOKEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

as earth against will Of the people. The Government o.
th United should not force The institution otsayery upon
lie eope either Territories Of the States against the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

BUCK WHEAT.
= SACKS BUCK WHEAT on hand anaioE ale b.
- apr2g D D DTCKEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

msCORmICK,s REAPING AND MOVING
CHINE.
FHNHE h Ma hne FOR Rsapng Moving 10 the country, a1d
offered for the liberal tersi constant supply
on nand- For further particulars inquire Ct
D D DICKEY, Agent
may2 Al Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

ST stand upon principle hold the will OF the ratnri.
" Of tns people Kansas should dece this question and
here to night be this people and before this country that
FOR one shall abide the decision OF the people there hold II
re right OF the people to SELF government am willing for
ttar, 10 decide this question"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

A New STEAMER FOR THE NASHVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
TRADE.-We copy the following notice of Capt J.
y. CORBITT's new and magnificent steamer, the c. E.
Hiliman-so named in honor of one Of our most
enterprising business mcn-from the Cincinnati
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

CRY Residences for sale.
CNEVERAL desirable Residences in the City Applyto
- 4 r BROWN,
nays-dkwim AZ Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-02

vorHrN ads q, ,u,h 10 te Appearance Of procession q
/ sunday school chdrsls tiaz la On 49, u s-
ittse , sud LusE prepsei o. .s;
I qlahliy'-' . ~s- 1865 nay l-dd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-24


THE FOUNTAIN AND THE STATUE.-The i'm
mense gathering of the people on Saturday
evening to protest against the opening of
streets through the Park, and also against
the action of the Council in accepting the re-
port of the Committee TO remove the foun-
tain into one corner, and put the Perry Mon
ument in its place, shows how strong aud
overwhelming is the sentiment among the
mass of the citizens against such an outrage.
l cannot but think that the Committee were
too much influenced by the sculptor, who
would, of course, wish his chef-d'euvre to
cuPy the most conspicuous and central point
in the city, regardless of any other beautiful
object that must be sacrificed TO make room
for it. would not speak disparagingly of
the Statue. have seen it and admire its
beauty, vigor, and originality of expression
and posture, but taking into view the size
and the hight of the pedestal upon which it
is to stand, altogether but about twenty feet
high,) I think that the area between the
fountain and the west line of Superior street
is abundantly large to show to advantage a
much larger monument.
It has been suggested by good many per
sons Chat the Statue be placed in the centre
of the basin, with the jets around the out
side. The idea is a very pleasing one, but it
is entirely impracticable for this reason, viz:
That the water and spray coming from our
rusty iron pipes will in few months so stain
and disfgure the white marble as to ruin the
beauty Of the Statue. In front of the Capt.
tol at Washington there has been for several
years a statue of Com. Decatur in the centre
of basin with water jets around 1t, but it
has become SO stained that by order Of Con
gress it was last year removed to the Smith
sonian Grounds. I do not think it will be
in conformity with good taste or good ecOno-
my to put a fountain into each Of the four
corners of the Park. For piece Of ground
no larger than that one fountain IS enough
that must be in the centre. If at any time
hereafter native Clevelander shall so dis
tinguish himself as to be deemed worthy Of
a statue, we can locate it above the fountain
on the line of Superior street, but this mon
ument of the gallant Perry let US place west
ofthe fountain, facing the main artery and
business centre of our city. @s'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-24
LernI Record, July 23d.

U. s. CoURTs-JUDGEs MCLEAN AND VIII
sox.-Alanson Swan vs.. Paine & Kendall.
This was an appeal in admiralty from a de-
cree of the District Court in favor of the
HbelIant for damages for collision in the
Cuyahoga river in 1855, between the sehoon-
er C. C. Butts and the canal boat Hercules,
by which the latter was sunk. Argued by
Wilcox and Cartier for libellant, and stetson
for respondents. Decree Of the District Court
affirmed.
Crawford vs.. Hendly ct al. Argued at the
last term. This case involved the question
whether where personal property IS IN the
hands of sheriff, under process, it was
competent to take it from his possession by a
writ of repleYin from Court Of the United
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-24

States. Wiley & Carey and s. B. Prentiss
argued in behalf of the Sheriff Of Ashtabula
county, that TO allow writ Of repleyin in
volyed conflict of Jurisdiction between the
State and Federal Courts, and that therefore
the action of replevin was not maintainable.
Ranney, Baclcus & Noble, contra. Thepleas
to the Jurisdiction were sustained, and judg-
ment for defendant.
Schooner f. s. Taylor. DEGREES were en-
tered in behalf of sundry libellants, for mar
iner's wages, towing, supplies, ETC., amount
ing toS17s,Os. Wiley & Carey for libellants,
L. Prentiss for claimant.
In the case of Crawford & Chamberlin VS..
Eber N. Ward, able arguments were made
by N. H. swayne of Columbus. and by R. P.
Ranney in reply, and the case taken under
advisement.
Nothing of public importance transpired
in the United States Courts yesterday Grim
inal trials will commence to-day with the
case of Bostwick, of Painesville, for coun-
terteiting coin.
Judge Mclean has left for Cincinnati.
POLICE COURT-JUDeE LAWRENCE.-For
drunkenness, William Arston was fined 81
and costs; Valentine Fetterman paid the
costs; William Jordan, 81 and costs; Mary
Honey, SO and costs; July Cushman, IS
and costs. Tom Hyer was sent to the In
frmary.
Hiram Dee, charged with stealing from
James Brown $50 worth of dog flesh, paid the
costs and was discharged.
For disturbance, Richard Van Gand was
fined S25 and costs; Henry Bimpen, the
costs; Conrad Koemor was convicted and
sentence suspended.
The cases Of John More and Till Brown,
for burglary at the house of W. R. Brown,
on Thursday last; of John johnson and Jno.
Atkins for forgery, and Of John Wilson and
Robert Lynd, for stealing pair Of oxen in
Independence, were continued to Wednes-
day.