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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

REAL soHEIDAm soHNAPPs.
vAEDEvEER,s
GIN, or GENUINE scHEIDAA scHB1PPa
A pure articla Of Holland Gin,
whoiesone beverage end an Invaluable FAMILY MEpl
CINE, particularly benedciain IN sf cases of
BYsEETERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATIsM
GoUT
FEvERs,
etc. etc., etc
highly recommended by many of the most eminent pbva
clans throughout the States excelen agreeable alter
ative and admitted to eeeuay the IT-nay
ogans and peculiarly adaptedto the use of females ap
children.
other article has beea that is Justly entitled ID
the the
Real schefdam Schnapps,
hepubic are causncd genuine articl.
9 YANDEyEERs MEDfeATED GIN;
--oR-
Real Sehefd am Schnapps
Each bottle win bear the signature Of the proprietor and non.
other is genuine without it.
For sale Now Orleans wholesale RETAIL at proprie.or
prices by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
a and i5l ghsrtfes srsss.
DR.. wRIGHTs
CELEERArEp pREJuvENATInG ELIXIR
Prepared
On the spest Pharmaceutical Principles BY one Of the able,
Chemists Of tho age, for tho cure of
aensral Debility.
Mental and Physical Depression,
rnbecIly.
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
s Confused Ideas.
Hysteria
General IrritabiIty,
Rsstiessaess aud
,n.,...,, ,,.,.,,.x 4,a.,.a. sleepessnsss at Night
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Enacation,
Low Spirits,
nisorganizeton of the
Organs of Generation
Palpitatpn ofthe Hear
For ssie Ia Nov orloans, wholesale and retail, By
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and I5l Ohartres street.
Sole PEoprietos.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
SHERIEN,S SALES.


srroyn p,srapt gouar H. r PARKER. s}ndle, etc, W.
n Nav orleans. JOSEPH GhfLttR--No l6,pi1.
DY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale
Id 10 mo objected By tho IIonoFRe hs Second iSct Court
10 se at public auction the CTS H9,e Geamoa street BE-
tyeen fnp and Magazine SIset TUESDAY, tho seventh
day OF August 1860 u O'Clock NJ the Following described
props,ty. viz; W.. t,.ia..t5 =.
in Inc Fourth District Of ,hs ey, neaNnihR II & 4st H
inch and lines Magazine Street. by ~ igst AlA
ep and front on Harmony street, per nnn drwn by q 4
ds rmas Deputy Survey Bentrl, dated Alc 2uh 1866
d which will he exhibited hc time and pmce Of sniH
Togdthsr with the buildings ard mproSsssHs {heFeou @ ea
with gallery IN lHs hNGnnd
siaTy otd the ronor hiyeg four below aud four
e III rFe slaorootd Will ira piece af'alit AJae h0ss
rcoled having two rooms WIN Ie pNes e'e'nst t'et
S$gDl in The above tljt.
TERMS-&aai on the spot . u, ,,.r,,,.n
--- InrH 4 DE pnrielt nt Erlnale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY 7fh inst at Is PM
REGULAR RL0yV-NEAFIIR PACKET
IT, 4. For Shreveport, Grand BaYed. Canpte, Grand
sAafahs Ecoie3 Conshatta ST. Maur
- AlsS4Rde nn di s @ slgs 7 70 os
and swift running packet Watt
SON A. Pierce mast K s. IHse clerk will leave above
For freight passage apply on beard
yIKG1NIUS u. DENTzEIs,
iy7 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
Leaves IN sATrRD4Y. Jniv 4 al S p. N

1.'IIlt Z AT 3 r. M,
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ h For Shreveport Grand Bayou Conshata. Gampte.
Grand Eeore ST. Maurice, Gatile, AeXardfia
Ndrinan's, Barbin's and all tie intermediate land
Jugs Red ryesThe entirely fast running, ery light
draught passenger Dsce0iia, Mcmillan MASTER will
leave above For freight passage apply board.
V1RGINIUS @. DENTZhl4,
10 Advertising 4 GENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
sbipplna Aatflligfate.


CarscrsT orf1cx. No. 70 Camp Street, .,o
Saturday Morning, July 1, lS6u.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
TALLAHArcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAzoo AND TALLAHATcH

fANUU NNU TAElI4AEFAVI8EE
- a. 2, 5. Mail packet Dew Drop, ). II. Parisot,
amaster, connecting with Cbamer her
carnival at yckhnrg FRIDAY inornng)-For sa.
t. YhzOo City. Tchula sse Creek, Bertona WeBorer,
Honey Island Turkeys Landing sdon Cranes Landing Ris
ing Sun, Humphreys Greenwoed Point Leaote Gople and
all intermediate landings Taahache river as high
Sarkeys landing leaving vieksbarg Friday arrival OF
the 81 O'Clock evening train.
H9r All freghs shipped by the Charrner will be taken
hrnugh NJ high raAs. without charge a24
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
I MEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS

+ EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS d CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers OF Vertical Horizontal Steam EnRnet
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, Sngar Kettles CHARTERS
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing en Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mouths Gste Bars etc. and all Machinery required for the
South.
We have duly authorized prepared
sTIIIIMANis PATENT BAGASsE FURNACE.
folg dApTr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
RIEER's CANADIAN HERM1FUGE

Al JEDIuAl. MEDICAL. MEDICAL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

nLD AND ituRlS RYE NHHslS x-luo bArrels
~ warranted old and pure. in and f.4 sale by
fell B. JONES 90, 81 GrsvieT street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
T'ne Frier,,i OF the Nursery.

Children frequent sufferers from external INJURIES cspsc
ally carnpheno explosions therefore every othS
should have this healing constantly hand II
breasts and quickly the Teter, Rngwora
preyalent in children
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
slcogn ntsrcr GoVET[ CIY OF N.& oKLbASSf " ly "
S"' N Min tifirang I ESTATE pFfR+ u. DUbLEfV
NO. tG3s44
~ :. xrrre sr,rtrr .sE 4 ..trit OF snizmrn and .,al

u 70 se itss,s BY rhe HQnglggla 'a ] isitici tfsari
OF New Orleans 10 tho above cttiea casl twill oqceed
I'll et vnlic auction at lis civ foie GninY ,trFe be
tween Camp Magazine stfeets, SATURDAY, aiy Tth
1850 Il u ocGck, M thQ following described pfopeft
wit. .,... = "a, gy
nut 81 Mary and 81. tndts@ and having nt o.
feay eeS ST. Andrew ntree w oae handTe and iiy
fec ndept.
-gisa3 ir the ghtTc suit. ...-H
TEftNs-Gasl on the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

PoNTCHaRTRATN.
Conlsfgmees.

MOBILE - Per steamer oregon - sundries to
order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
NJ Nd Ev LIE.

NJ a N ~ u " IL Ia Il.
a~waS FOR MANDEVtLLE, s-1~.s
r. T. .hSs==j " tEWISBuRG AND MADI- c n4ElL 30
.zsszz-zssSzsuNYILI4E zas4saezSzaa
The new passenger packet steamer A. G. Brown. J..
PoteSent MASTER will leave the lake end of tile
Ponlehartrain Railroads, arrival Of trains follows:
Jefferson Railroad. Ponehartrain Railroad.
MONDAYS. 3 E H. cars. M0NnAYS..n..4 p. NJ. cars,
WEDaEsDANs3 IWEDNBSDAYS.8 J..
FhIDAlS...,..3 :. :. FRIDAYS. .
SATURDAYS 80 :. isATURDAYs...4 a !. !.
Returning: will leave Madsonville MONDAYS TUES
DAYS, THIksDAYSand sATuRDA AVS, at Il O'Clock A. NJ.
The a G Brown will make Excursion Trips EVERY sun
DAY. leaving jefferson Railroad arrival Of A. M tfan
Pantehsrtrain Rallroa en arrival Of ~ A. ~ train. Re.
ing in tine for The r PontchGrtrain and 81 F. NJ
cars At Jefferson Ruitroad. -
The Jefferson Railroad Company have provided an express
train Of cars TO with The a. o. b. on Sundays for the
Excursion Trips ~ - ''
Ps sons sending freight for this boat will please put e
The A. g. Brown Viii make Excursion Trp on WEDSES-
DAY, duly 4, leaving and lensning rs on Sunday.
P. A. SH 4W agent.
JeH 1t 23 ard % ffnnt street.
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psux,rar ,ou. ~ DISTRICT 1E + PARKER, syadis, sc
det Nonvcs5 Orleans Y. JpaEiH MI A GMsiIhh' .ia

nruyIEHr Geun DIsTFIor DE- Y PAiSkHi SyiIds si
do III Nonvclls Orleans. " JpAElh nia MnehiNh
BsN ygGEsTU dun writ tie snisic ct yente n
u moi 0dIesyd par onoable DeNxeme C9uF DC Disgt g
Ia Nouyelc Ord dams lnfiro q cidetsus j. proesdeIu 70
NIARDI dHogt lstl, midi, Hoic de y tlte rl5 &c
Ia Commune eure es du CAMP at des Magasihs Id
veule ppbgue adjudication dc Ia propriaIe don't at " es
etiptidu-- t Z 0.tvt
nr District Gutte Vic uesHInnt l pe Vourhe ~ sVs
do face Ia rat des Maeiss l2 peds de pfotender et
taee rue Ial1nie, sistp ~ plan dfese iaG A. ~
krnu d6nue arptn gdn&Ia z ~ dc mars ieast Hqact
plan acfl eSposi Au lieu cr l'heurc tsv 10 Nontt
Erspible tSmcs les baSes ct ainfhaion aii eAts
tent sf lc dit tcrain ronssun mshon en- hors 1eiN
5tages gpere tournana pfisF ayant Quote tn
bres an cansee qatfc taRlhes an prsNet cHe0
cpIyerte J6scs f0y pHisAlnette en bO e
yGfte RUisva dsaS EHmhItSAYee &YN "te
la t0ut sais dams lHiitire ci-dessas.
CONDIFIO&s-L0m au lnprien az F,ai5stehh,lgghs
js6 f6 2s al shiril dc Y Parol.1e g. d.arle9ns.
Tatep BlsrRicF touar n. NJ, FISs " XALsNffNk
5f New arlgans. WFBEE-Ne H.Ss5
DIV VIRTUE OF a writ of hsrI faeins,
Id 10 ne dcctt y nnonlle the Third District Cout q
New }fleaS III The entitled cause, VIII proceed 50 scll
Al uuhc ancon m the promises hereinafter desenaed oa
WEDNESDAY, Tie IS II day Of July 1850, atl O'clock A.
Tic Re nn6 Priv2ge the defendant 70 tha oeeqVanty rs
lie totr sitre4 at the df Bafgnhe aud lt s,ieeA
is District This city under lease e&piros Vn ne l o oe-
teber next lsGu9
Seized IN tlie above suit.
TERAS-Cash on thespot. pXpvrp
f - g1 ~ 1l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

II moi adfet ThpnoaDe ItuAlefne Iotr Dc Uct Do
Ia N9ngse Qans dams Aae cidessus. ~ pgecadeai 10
SAMEDf dc Juliet 1860 midi l'Hosei de n Cits
de la Coplune les dn Camp des MAnsna ID
pubque adjudication dc Ia prup6ta don't suit ia des
eriplon, snsulr
Tn TERRAIN sid dams h qaatfie Ditfic; e cetse Vile,
liet 2l6 DryaAes Dcnts WHshing
Sixeme asaat 70 pieds De Dryades
l25 pieds dc nIoGoudeif.
Saisi dams Iaiitire ciilcsSus.
CDNDITIOSS-C0n au moment dc l'adIHdication.
f. Z. PARKER,
je5 IA 22 % ty7 shtrf de Ia Pafnisso Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07
r.. Z. PARKER, =
Sheriff Of 'he Patist Of Orleans.

sp,,,, f,,,r ,s 1,,sTp1orl =, NJ FISK vs. VALENTINE
de- Ia SongrilT. orleans. ! WEBeR-No ltsg
INN VEHTU dun writ de herl facinns, n,t 4, =
HI a; gdI6s1 iar rIionoAhG Fioisiene tutr de Dgrt
do la Ycavelleoriian dams ratla elde,sas, e pT9cee.
Si Ii NEEtiREni is iulei 1880, Y heEres ~ ~ sur
is iex ctaies dfsgu- la Stne pnbliqne Ct aaluission
de- Xiv u IA .yE..... Ia ,.s,sa.,
ta6e fsnqe ies tnes Baropur iur frenlsF nitc de
eette vle sous hh eSpNnt is eF d tftene peVuia t'
salsis igu5 iiaiilifG ci-lereils "a. ,...,
S"'Nt'A"t y, 4. PARKER
,g a ~ ,e ts ShsefF is III taroisse dltrtans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-07

aagn's Bsefaleaks lhops SausAers ara M ros g M
DID ElaTeis, lnd fheF Wines fauors usssad ~
bs Aad foF the small spaeie payment osi Il
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
Maine elections.

PORTLAND, Me-, September 1.-Two hun
dred and thirteen towns give Washburne,
Republican, 4s, l47 Smart Democrat, a5,O26.
Barnes, Wing, l,240 against, in the same
towns last year, Morrill,, Republican, 39, $50;
Smith, Democrat, 30054.
The Republican majority is III 1881, against
9,8l6 last year.
In an increased vote of l4,509, there is a
Republican net gain of 3,065. The aggre-
gate vote of the State reaches 10000, about
10000 more than last year.
The returns confirm, in every respect, the
last nights estimate. All the Republican
members of Congress are elected.
The Republicans are celebrating their VIC
tory in this city by torch-light procession,
lluminations, &c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

Social LIFE IN MIssIssIpPI--At Gun
Pond, Miss, la very appropriate name it
seems-ED. PRESS a week or two since,
Colonel Thomas Williams and Jack Roberts
had quarrel, and the latter fired pistol at
the former but Wash cambridge pushed
away Roberts's hand, and the ball grazed
Williamss cheek. Immediately one John
Charles cracked away at cambridge, and
lodged in his breast the contents of a shot
gun. Charles fed, but was pursued, ar
rested and brought back. The next morn
ing, when the Justices Court was about to
commence it session for the trial of Charles,
Williams espied brother of Jack Roberts,
and shot him dead. Williams managed to
make his escape. -.-- =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
From WnshinGton.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-The New
Orleans mails have so repeatedly failed to
arrive within the schedule time, during the
past month, that the Department have taken
the matter into consideration with view to
remedy.
Within the past year about 10000, 900
acres of public lands have been offered for
sale, but owing to well known causes the
sales have been small, and the returns SO
far comparatively insignificant.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
Young America in England-Veraci,1us
XIndicntinn Of Amerion Abrond.

Young America in England-Vernci,1us
Vindicaticn Of America Abroad.
Mr.. Geo. Francis Train, talented and inn
pulsive specimen of young America from
Boston, recently delivered an eloquent speech
at a dinner-party in London, and remarked
that "as a nation" the English language was
more accurately and purely spoken in the
United States than it is in Britain whereat,
says the report, there was cloud laughter"
The speaker Immediately exclaimed:
l will prove it. Order your dinner in
every village from Maine to California and
they will understand you for 10000 miles!
but go 500 miles from Aberdeen to Dover
and you can lose Syourself in a Babel of
tongues Remember, gentlemen, the Ameri-
or Welch [laughterl-and assure you, upon
my honor, Yorkshire and Lancashire is not
taught in our common schools, [laughterl;
and am informed, on good authority, that
there are no professors of Irish OF Scotch in
our academies, [applause]. Lindley Murray,
Lord Lyndhurst and Noah Webster were all
Americansl Our written language will
always be English-our spoken language is
Americ n. -. .
In conclusion he observed:
The time has arrived to state that Sam
Slick is not an American institutionl-that
American securities are safer and pay better
than those of any other nation-l0hl1-tha
the almighty dollar is not so mucn respected
in the social world by the Americans, as the
almighty shilling by the English-[Ohl and
laughter that Americans never fillibuster,
aohite England neOer did any tIing else--[ Hear,
hear, and applause]-that our people, as a
people, are more temperate, more moral,
better educated, and better dressed than their
illustrious predecessors Hear, and roars of
laughter]-and that the toothbrush story
like Arrowsmith's railways and revolvers in
Georgia-has turned out to be a hoax
Laughter and applause.l England views
mankind from a frst-class carriage-hence
when a few thousand West-enders go to the
seaside they say every body is out of townl
What egotisml All the miscenception has
| arisen by comparing the English dreSs-circle
Nth the American pit--or Oxford and Cam
bridge against all Americal Compare dress
circle with dress circle, gallery with gallery,
pit with pit, and then America will receive
justice in Europe. [Applause,l England's
sympathies are reserved for the black race
America considers white people equally re-
| spectacle. v England has always
been looking out of the cabin at America in
the forecastle-England has been the pulpit,
America the audience--England the school
master, Americans the scholars. That day
has passed away. A published idea is an
expired patent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

INCREASE IN THE PRUssIAN ARMY.--A
Prussian military officer says that for the
in the field an army of 5000 men, at
the same time that she would keep at
home 24l, 900 well-disciplined troops. By
adding to that force, at moment of crisis,
200 men between the age of thirty-two
and thirty-nine, belonging to the second
band of the Landwehr, the total number of
the disposable force would be brought up to
790 600 men.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

POLICE EFFICIENCY IN OALIFoRNIA.-The
San Francisco Bulletin boasts of the great
improvement in San Francisco morals:
In days gone by, San Francisco enjoyed"
worldwide notoriety for the frequency of
her homicides and deeds of blood. But for
the year just closed, only si1 murders have
San Francisco, with population of $4,000
souls. Decent citizens are not now, as
formerly, shocked and endangered while
passing about their business, by scenes of
violence and strife. The cost of our present
effective police force, during the-l year,
was but $59,269. During ls54-5 it cost
$l99, 329 60. ...r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
NatIonnl Horse Show.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, September l2,-The
national exhibition of horses commenced
here to-day, and promises to be more sue
cessful than ever. Some of the finest horses
in the country are on exhibition including
"Flora Temple" and "Ethan Allen" Two
thousand people are on the ground to-day,
Notwithstanding the rain.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

NEW YoRK, September l2-A Washington
dispatch to the Times says it is understood
that the Government has given assent and
cooperation to the intended mediation be-
In the affairs of Mexico. Minister McLane
has instructions to that effect.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

NouveIkst of RoaIea says that a very curious
coin was found at Cauyille, near Havre
being gold piece, struck in l4l8, when
Henry ", after the battle of Agincourt, as
sumed the title of King of France on his mar
riage with Catharine, daughter of Charles
VI. 1t bears the following inscription;
"Henri, par la grace de Dieu, roi dAugle-
terre ct de la France
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
PosTOFFICF BuLLETIN.

EAST MAn-Arrives $3.50 A. M. and 4,AO P. M;
closes at I A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
BALTIMORE, WAsHINeToN AND WHEELIEa.-Ar-
rives at $3.50 A. M; closes at 8 *. nj.
ST. LOUIS AND LoUIsvILLE.-Arrives at III A. M.
and 10 P. NJ; closes at 1 A. NJ. and A P. M.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. Arrives at II A, M,
md 4 O 2. III; closes at 1 A. N. and p. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

ARRIVAL OF PETERS PENCE AT RoMB.-
Several chests containing ingots of silver
have been received at Rome from Marseilles,
being the produce Of the "Peters Pence
collected in France. The amount exceeds
5000, 600 francs. This sum does not include
various offerings in the shape Of arms, &c.,
which are estimated at 4,OO6 600 frarcs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
1 PREsrNr FoR JOINS CoYonE.-An ad.

A PRESENT FOR JOHN UovODE.-An adj
mirer of Hon. John Covode, of Investigat-
ing Committee fame, has had cane made
from wood found upon the site of Fort Du-
quesne, which nh he designs presenting to that
silver plate, on which is engraved dog
keeping watch over treasure. Beneath is
the word "Fidelity.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

SIGNIFICANT DECLARATION OF SPANISH
JoURNAL.-The Espdnd, of Madrid, has an
article which speaks with great violence of
England, and which declares that, notwith-
standing her vessels, her Armstrong cannon,
and her volunteers, she will not be able TO
prevent poor down-trodden Spain from re-
gaining possession of the rock of Gibraltar.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

FLIGHT OF THRTY-THRRE SLAVE NEGROES
The Montgomery (Ala.) MAIL of Tuesday,
says that thirty y-three negroes, belonging to
Mrs. Chambliss, whose plantation is mile
or two from the city, left the field yesterday
where they were at work, and made for the
woods and have not since been seen.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
Curious PHENoMENoN IN A PorAro FIELD.

CURIOUS PHENOMENON IN A PoTATo FIELD.
A curious phenomenon has for the last few
weeks attracted the attention of the inhab-
itants near Liege, France. On the road from
that place to Ongree, on a property called
the middle of potato field, and having been
set fire to, it has kept burning in steady
fame about three feet high for the above
mentioned period. The gas proceeds from a
vein of coal which exists under the field.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

CLEVELAND, September l2.--The schooner
Vermont, with q cargo Of wheat and corn,
struck a pier last night, and sunk Just in
side. No lives were lost, The cargo was
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

The other day in Indianapolis, Ind, a little
boy playing IN the street waa accidentally
Hhot and mortally wounded hy courtesan,
named gletcheF, who fred q shilckman but
missed hef aim. la-JA IftaJ43n u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

A DouBLH PoLIuoAL VIoTORY.--SA CORE
spondent of Boston paper, writing from
Fairlee, VT, says that the Democrats Of that
town achieved double political success in
electing Democratic representative
in eleeting Democrat; and second, in elect
ing Democrat that is somebody. i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

A FLYING Owl CAPTURED BY LoooMo-
TIVE LAMP.-The Rochester IN, " Express
of late date has the following;
Monday night, as the New York mail
train, due here at half-past ten, was passing
through piece of woods one mile east of
Geneva, the headlight was suddenly extin-
guished, leaving the track ahead of it in
total darkness. The train was stopped, and
upon examination o large sized owl was
found futtering around in the reflector,
which, of course, was very warm: The sup
position is that the owl must have flown
directly against the lamp, for a hole was
found in the glass, which was not large
enough to pull the bird through again, and
it was found necessary to open the side door
Of the case and draw the reflector out. The
owl was captured, and strange to say, u was
uninjuTed. These glasses in the headlights
are oval, and almost three -eighths Of an inch
thick; Consequently the owl must have been
flying at high rate of speed when it came
in contact with the lamp. r y.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
RAILWAY 1ATTBRs.


LITTLE MIAMI-L7 minutes faster than City time,I
1850 A, NJ, 10 A. NJ. and 1i p Nj. Columbus Ae!
9ommodation, p. M. Xenia Accommodation, @
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYroE--[7 minutes
lester than City time, q A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, 2;3o
NJ. and r NJ Hamilton Accommodation
$50 A. M. and $3.50 p. Nj.
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-ll2 minutes slower than
City time, 4;25 A, M. and 5i35 2. M. Louisville
Accommodation, = P. n. .A
lFDIANAPoLIs AND CINCINNATI SHORT -LENE-Ll2
minutes slower than City Eime,l $40 A. M, 1850
A. M. and q p. M.
MARIETTA AND OINcINNArI--t7 minutes fastor than
City time,l 6s1S A. M. and 800 p. M
CovINoToN AND LRxINGroN--lOity time,l 5:45 A.
M and 2s25 P. H..
OINcIEN1T1, RTcHMoRD AND IxD1ANAroL1s-6 A.
M, 2i3O p. M, @ p. M
CINCINNATI AND LoGAEsPoRT-From Sixth-street
Depot-6 A. NJ. and @ 2. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

The earnings and expenses Of the Auburn
Prison, N. X, for the month of August, 1860,
were $s,2Ol q. Expenses, $0,6e2 ".
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

TRHMRNDoUs FoRcn OF SF1AK.--An engine
on the Sandusky Railway, hear Dayton, in
this State, blew up the other day. Forum
ately no one was killed, though pieees Of
the engine we're found 8 mile nom TIE scene
ofdisaSter. e - 'if "a - 49,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

and 4id0P. M.
onIo ASP MIgsrssPFr-7.3O A. NJ, 1928 P. NJ.
and 8:5O p. M = --I- = ~"
C1NcINEGT1, HAMnroN AND DAYroN-7:45 A. M,
1893 A. M, 2.1O P. NJ, $50 p. NJ, 7:12 p.
ISDIASiPeIIs AND uIEorENAr-1Oi15 A. H.,
MiEfTTI 4ED CNcrNzArI-1O,32 A. N. and
5;13 P. NJ.
Coy1NsToN AND LExINGroS-1O,35 A. M. and
ds5S p. NJ.
CIEcINNAT1, RICHMOND AND IEDIANAPoLIs-5.45
A. NJ, 2,1OP M, 5;3O P. NJ.
CINCINNATI AND LoGAHsPoRT-From Sixth street
Depot-Ss45 A. NJ. and 1:12 p, M.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
CINCINNATI BOYS ACADEMY.
Andr. J. Riokoff; Principal.

VUNHE WELL KNOWN LITERARY
Il reputation, the character and the educational
experience Of the gentlemen associated with me in
this School are the best possible to be
given to parents who place their children under
our care.
The younger class Of pupils who will complete
their Academic or High-schooi course with us is
preferred. se9-ieod