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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

A LONG JOURNEY To OBSERVE AN ECLIPSE.
Four gentlemen left st. Paul, recently, upon
ajourney of one thousand miles to the north
west, for the purpose of observing, with as
Economical instruments, the eclipse of the
sun on the 18th inst. The observation will
be made at the Cumberland House, one of the
Hudson Bay Company's Stations, in British
North America These gentlemen go out
under the auspices of the Nautical Almanac
Office, at Cambridge, Mass. Cumberland
House is fifty-four degrees north latitude,
and one hundred and two degrees and twenty
minutes west longitude.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

LARGE FALL OF RAIN IN JUNB.-The mete-
orologist of the Boston Traveller reports that
upward of eight inches of rain fell in Boston
last month. This is 5.37 inches above the
average fall in June. This is the third year
in succession, in which the greatest fall of
rain in any month occurred in June. Not
withstanding the great drought in April and
May, the fall of rain this year, is now only a
quarter of an inch of the average.
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And he SAYS ;
''Blest be the tie that binds
Our hearts in Christian love

And he says; .-..
Now, if congregation are willing to pay
folks for praising God for them, we have no
right to object. The Buddists in their wor-
ship use praying machine" and all the
priest has to do when he wishes to offer
prayer for the assembly, is simply to turn a
wheel. This is a better arrangement than to
allow living, thinking, immortal beings to
become simply "praising machines"
With the utmost respect for the writer s
motives, we fear that his zeal makes him
wiser than what is written, and would tear
down existing means Of grace. If no sinner
shall be permitted to sing Gods Iraise, will
singing not languish. Does not this satirical
condemnation of paying folks for praisine
God apply equally to paying folks for preach
ing and praying for them2 Satire is dan
gerous weapon in religious topics. In this
case thas made all those who preach and
pray, and are supported by the gospel, mere
preaching and praying machines"
David and Solomon had hired singers tc
praise God. No distinction was made between
saints and sinners in this service, although
the Israelites of that day we're certainly nc
DelJeT ludu luOueIu soClelys AluOsI Tue uTSl
law given for the government of the Israel
ties, was in relation to provision for the
support of the priests-"praying machines,
as this writer would call them. The best
portions of all the animals sacrificed, went
to the priests.
1t would be singular to say that persons
whose hearts are always susceptible to divine
influences, should not sing divine praise,
when instruments of various kinds, some OF
them notorious for their association with i'm
proper amusements, are used to praise God
The rule, if carried out would exclude all
money from the funds of the Church which
did not come through pure hands. 1t would
condemn all Churches that were built by sim
ners, for the Church edifces are for the
praise of God, and why should it be worse
for sinner to sing His praise for pay, than
to build an altar to His praise for pay2 The
rule would break down all existing institu.
tions, and leave the people wandering as
sheep without shepherd.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

DIAMONDS ABUzDANT AND CHEAP IN TUR-
KEY.-An excellent opportunity to purchase
diamonds may be found by visiting Con-
stantinople; it is stated in letter from that
city, that owing to the distress which now
prevails, general sale of these stones is
making by Turkish families and that the
consequence is a depreciation of forty per
cent in the gems,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

AN OBJECTIONABLE OCCUPATION ron Wo-
MRN.-Mrs. Dali, in her Woman's Rights
speech the other day, proposed, rs one ofthe
many new vocations suitable for the ladies,
the business of painting. II would
never do, Mrs. Dali. Climbing ladders is a
dangerous employment, by which the dear
girls would expose their--necks to be broken.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

AN ENTIRE FAMILY FALL SIXTY FEET
WITHOUT IxJURY.-Col. J. s. Burks, his wife
and children, of Bedford County, Va, were
rolled over and down a cliff sixty feet high,
along with wagon and horses, ON Sunday,
on their way to church, and no one was
hurt The horses, in their descent, turned
three summersets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

HEAVEN REBUKNo SUPERSTITION. = The
Clergy Of Leavenworth, X. r., had appointed
day of humiliation and prayer on account
Of the drought. Before the day designated,
copious showers fell, and the appointment
was changed TO day of thanksgiving.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Political.
"BALrrMOnn, June % 1860.

N "BALT1MonK, June %, 1860.
"To Hon. Jos. Lane I am directed by o
vote Of the National Convention 10 inform
you, that you have this day been nominated
by it as the candidate OF the Democratic
party for the Office of Vice-President of the
United States, and in their behalf TO request
you TO accept che same. l beg leave at the
same time to inclose you copy Of the reso-
lutions adopted by the Convention, as the
political platform on which the party stands.
81 have the honor TO be, very respectfully
yours, .-' ~ g. GUSHING, President"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

CHARLESTON, July 5.-The weather is in
tensely hot in South Carolina and Georgia,
and we hear of many deaths. The crops are
materially injured.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

CHICAGO, July 6.-Kephart, the murderer
of Mrs. Willis and two children, near Batavia,
Iowa, last week, was hung at that place yes
terday, by mob numbering about two hun
dred and fifty.
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N. B.-Persons desiring to insure In a CHEAP Com
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ton Of it will be made on this occasion aswill
cause the righteous to rejoice and bring the
wicked to repentance. The case is urgent,
and can not be attended 70 too soon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
STAEE OF QHI0, HAMIITON COUNTY

St0Sio St0SioSSf Sf pHEhs pHHEhst td tAhTnHF %ints2s StuETs son
ssS S52Henry Evans, Cornelits " T. Gcody ear jams
viii and s u Henry shsdsa % deceased S Maria
Sheldon, widow of the said Henry shelden deceased,
and EdSsEd A. shssld1sn and sarah shsldsn hLs
Henry Sheldon, deceased, OF the city, county and
State Of New York, viii take notice that Valentino
Winters Son, OF the county Of Montsomsry and
State of Ohio did, on the 18th day OF May, $780, file
their petition In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ham
named, who are msde deisndsnts il Said action, set
ting forth: That said Henry Sheldon, deceased did,
In his LIFETIME execute 70 one Jonathan Harshman
4 Winters, note for SiO,366 49, dated January Is,
1856 that certain payments were made upon the
due on the 25th day Of January 1890 was S6,6lO 89
that 70 secure said note said Henry Sheldon executed
aS mor5seEH St on said January rs SSs e. sad aaTSh
Of Ohio, to-wIt: Lots nIm6efed nineteen lisl and
nIssionsT APpOihtsd P e % MAKE PS,On among % the
heirs Of William Barr, dccealsd, q what was com
Miami Purchase, III aid Hamilton County, Ohio,
each q said lots CONTAINING ye (b) acrss strict
Qsl es laid down on said plat, containlng two and
hall 2fl acresl strict measure; that said mortgage
Winters TO said plaintls; that said Henry shelden
Is dead and said executors have been appointed and
SuHaliSa 70 ad@iRlssr b. sstete and that Nc LEFT
executors for said sum Of money, and that the same
stered In the hands of said executors also for sale
9, ssld m1rssagsd premises g Pay said debt and for
Saturday after the 18th day Of July, is60 or jndg.
ment viii bs aiken according to said prayer.
). A. J8shbpAAS Attorneys for plaintiffs.
Ia LIL lmy3l-fWl rafFt-
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III OELOALSA = ~
[Jel2-ameodsl
SP II OF AL
Master Commissioners Sale !

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
y sS.-Pursuant 70 an order for sale, issued FROM
the Hamilton County Court Of Common Pleas, and
tunda Of the Court-house in Oiuclpnati, SATURDAf,
August 4 1850, at 10 O'Clock, a. M the following de-
Land In Plat Of part Of Clinton, situate u secto
ten and sixteen In Millcroek Township, HAMILTON
County aforesaid as laid out BY John Bgrgoyne viz;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

To be sold az the property of John Burgoyne in case
No. 1870 Hamilton County Court OF Common Pleas,
wherein The City Bank ofColumbus is plai.tin and
John DuIgoyne and others are defendants.
T1 T. b. PAXTON,
gy2-eawTu Special Master Commissioner.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

A religious editor Of city paper objects
forcibly to the practice of hiring singers in our
city churches, aud especially to hiring sim
ners to sing praise to God. He thinks it a
Solemn mockery" that a person whose
tongue is familiar with anathemas during the
week, should sing on the Sabbath day;
"Blest be the tie that binds ..
Our hearts in Christian love "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
ps-cARrrSrER's cheap Pictures, 20 Fiftb.stree

bS- For finely finished Picture, go to J.
BALLS Gallery, No. 80 West Fourth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

NC A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and JsweIr
Nos. 3i3 and 27l Western-row.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

ES-PIorUREs for ten cents. JohnSon's Caller
Ninth and Main.
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Rs- ArPLEGATE's mammoth Gallery, corner Fiji
and Main. Mark the place. r jeg-ti
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

@S- Examine the photographs at APPLEaATE's,
corner Fifth and Main. Mark tho place. je9-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07

Se- Clothes renovated and repaired, 100 W. Sixth.
SO Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 Il. Third.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-07
Fruit-Oan OernentII

TOR ChoSdyNG CANS, JARS, BOTTLES,
half squares south Of tho Burnet House.
JAMES J. BUTLER, Agent,
Can supply any quantity at low prices.
lmyl5-cmb bGP
The North-Carolinian., 1860-04-28

N40CHATIC MEETING IN FAYETTEVILLE
Aae Dentacracy of Fayetteville met in the Town
~ on Yesterday evening. and the meeting was
1e1led e order by appointing VIM Mel Mckay
and p. j. Sinclair, and T. j. Mimms
erefa5ies.
60 DIhe Chair made few 4marks stating the object
ne meeting to be the appointing of delegates to
present the District in the county convention to
elA ID Fayetteville Tuesday of Nav court.
IS 1as0 urged the necessity of completing the Coal
ds rail road and returned thanks to the democra-
Cunbefland and Harnett, for the noble and
MAFm support extended to him when candidate for
3as last legislature two years since; and remarked
~ he could not be candidate for re- -election-he
oszia net allow his name to come forward without
81 SAcrhce which he not able to make. In con-
p be graphically displayed and proved that
sfes interest Of this county bitter and unabated
Za5snosltlon to the scheme of al uazorens.
49, ssass renciodad Maj A. J O'Hanlon
moved that the Chair appoint five delegates to repre-
sent this county in the next Convention agreeable
to the above resolution, the Chair appointed the
fcllowing A j O'Hanlon, w Pearce, II Cook,
II Roberts, and Jos Arey On motion. the chair
nan and secretaries were added to the list.
l. W. Mel. Mckay Chm
l P. j. SINcLAlR, soc,s
L. j. MIMMs, 0
The North-Carolinian., 1860-04-28
For the North Carolinian.

DEMOCRAI1C MEEIING.
A meeting of the Democracy of Cross Greek was
held according to pursuant notice, at the Court
House, Saturday evening the 2lst inst.
On motion of Mr.. George Sloan, Neill Mckay, Esq,
appointed Chairman and Bel. Rush, ,Jr was
requested to act Secretary
Upon taking his seat the Chairman briefly stat
ed briefly, the object of the meeting and alluded to
the disastrous effects which will be produced by the
adoption of the ad vaorem system of taxation.
Upon motion the Chairman appointed five dele
gates to represent this district in the Joint conve1-
ton to be held by the Counties of Cumberland and
Harnett, in the town of Fayetteville Tuesday of
Superior Court. The following is the list of dele
gates VIM. T. Frizell Robert Wooten, VIM Over
baugh H. H. Depo Geo. S. Mckay. The Chair
man and Secretary were, upon motion, added to the
list.
W. Horne Robert W ooten and D. McDuffie was
appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the
of the meeting. The committee retired and in few
moments introduced the following resolutions which
unanimously adopted.
Resolced, That we approve of holding joint
.yention of the Counties of Cumberland and IIar-
nett, in this town on Monday of May Court, and
that the Chairman OF this meeting appoint five del
egates represent this district in said convention
Reso red. That.we will cordially support John w.
Ellis for the office of Governor of North Carolina,
and that we entirely concur in the action of the
Democratic State convention which met in Raleigh
on the Sth Of March, 1860, in presenting his name
for reelection, he having administered the affairs of
State in unexceptionable manner and bringing
TO the oscharge OF MS duties eminent executive
qualities.
Resotred, That we approve of the course of our
Immediate representative in Congress- the Hon.
Warren Winslow, as being conservative patriotic
and statesmanlike, marked by the duty he owes
alike to his constituents and the whole country.
ResofUed That having confidence in the patriotism
OF the Charleston Convention and believing that the
convention will nominate none but conservative and
national men for candidates, that we will support
the nominees thereof for President and Vice-Pres
dent as upon the success of the Democratic party
only, can the Union be perpetuated ard the South
ern States protected from the fierce assaults OF Back
Republicanism and abolitionism
Messrs. II. W. Horne and W. G. Elam being
called upon addressed the meeting in an approprl
ate manner.
On motion it was ordered that the proceedings
this meeting be sent to the editors of the CaronaI
and Courier for publication
/ On motion the meeting adjourned.
| NELL MCKAY, Chm
BEJ. RUSH, JR, Sec'y.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-04-28


CHARLESTON, April 22.-It is reported and be
lieved that the Hon jefferson Davis has written q
letter to be read at Charleston if deemed necessary
withdrawing his name a candidate for the Presi
dency.
Charleston is thronged with delegates. A full
attendance is present from nearly every State
The New York contesting delegates are both con
The North-Carolinian., 1860-04-28

+ t;s stated that The City Council Of Charles
-. - hive been appealed to by the citizens to
you i,:.;, the landing Of steamers at that port
''',. tered for the accommodation OF delegates
The North-Carolinian., 1860-04-28
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The North-Carolinian., 1860-04-28

A few days ago, we recorded the fact that man
was arrested and detained in Louisville, KY, on
suspicion of having unfairly by colored boy
he was irving to SELL An officer from Phila-
delphia after the alledged kdnapper the boy having
been taken from the latter city On the WY north
ward, the fellow jumped from the car winjos, while
the taain proceeding at slow ia through
thick woods and effected good escape.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-04-28

T>wENTY FIVE bbls. extra No. Herring:
i 1o bbis Mullets, for sale by . ,ouco>,
April I'D. I860-dtf-wlm a. u. 'o0ooS'
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners chemical analysis
have demonstrated the great Prof ne1ras beautiful
combination called
ELECTRIC OIL.
for the relief and Of pain But the people themselves are
rendering their verdict in both unmaable and
factory More than twenty thousand sold
very short timea proportion heard others
recommend it who had tried it. That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like 1t was before
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Ii Prof DeGrath which
Is to be had OF all respectable Druggists this city and Of
wholesale and retail at the propretors prices the Agen
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
as " Il and isl ehartrss sreet E
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PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION.
DALLEv's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE n.

How much pain and suering-uay even fs he
Aved hy having supply Of Daeys Magical Pain
hand II care 81 sudden accidents lii cuts wounds burna
fpaias and to which children are con.
SANITY snhethe action Pain Extraeter Il fe
Families should never be without n Full d;.,,
company eacl box The gennipe always signed HENRY
ALLEY, manufactured, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEys MAGICAL Fam EXTRACTOR
Has now been In thirty years there il hardly ~
oh m WHAT mas heard Of it and not family has used II
ha. could be induced to be without hand in case
OF sudden accident When II ii sure to becoe
standard remedy because equal III curing hurns al
cuts, wounds and bruises fever sores piles and iii ote
reached. - ~
WORD TO FAMILIES
When you look your houses and Won tbinh thar, u
ho'ng wanting your children all playful and smiling ana
everything foebodes comfort happiness suddenly M n
dear young falls deep out Il the rit ~ ~
aeh you now look everywhere for relief and you can't find
because You have neglected have on hand box Of
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Remember and always have hand Instant relief will he
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VIII subdue the pan and Inflammation fro,, ,hs ,a,..
burns or scads, in from twenty minutes hea the ,
whou scar and eectusly Fever Sores niles ealt ren
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bruises Old sores scad head bnnions sprans selI
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OF broken breasts and all other nammatory cuaneous dis
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For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
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Sole agents for the Southern States and ID whom III os
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JoHz Baows His RepesgetsI Spirit. The fol-.
lowing Il 81 sxtract private letter from the
Westsgn Reserve Ohio: HEs
J0hn Brown has been compared ID Jesus
Chfls ~ give you one fact III his history which
VII Als1atkafe HIS character. He lived the last
zeighfAen YeafH before going to Kansas, within
eigtesi niIIes ~ and was informed the
gthex AMI hy in this ealalHy Who ~ a
mAi1 9f Y, tlat when III lived III
l1naAon epalns cgllteea Yeafs ago, IL magistrate
there Eeateneed 6roRn and fonr Of his boys to.
Thirty deya impfisonHien ID Akron fail for burning
Hei ghh0rsa FENCES and haystacks. Brown had 4
laas Siit mitch bot n referefee to d piece t,f
lailds Asad thA Court decided against him ana to-
grat able disp osition la burned Hill neigh
bers property This Is the man whom the Repab-
can par compare 70 Washington.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcroR
FEVER AND CUE.
osGooD,s oHoLAaoeuE.

This Is the only and certain remsav f tbis
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farewell to Chils and Fever forever
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addressed.
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HoLE INsTHE n AK This celebrated Indian brave!
we Are informed wv Major Cullen has buiit lin q
4 gay pd house on Ilis reserved sIx hundred ard
forty acres, at Crow Wing, on the Mississippi.
The hpaae has cost him six thousand dollars IN
gold, aud il nearly surrounded by piazza The
oid chief Is living With six wives IN al the splendor
Df Mormon Bishop Hill parlor II furnished wltA
with eisbk large portraits seven Of which represent
himself aud the other Major Cullens Three Of the
wives nfa old, like himself and the other three
young and heautif They live like {. white folks, &
alla aat # fe sa1se taie and have the best china
AAA S1fas ssAlS fuf eEnrv day use. The DID man
has n*eK 0le hauHFea acres 0f hill reserve under
cdjtirntea. which briggs forth hDuntifnliy. His
wives work llree gafdeu well stocked with aosg-
efs, zzsEesze AiIa. Union,
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HEn1soLD's EXTRACT BuoHu.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

I
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
,
nervous ana aena'ed sufferers and removes ths
symptoms ahohsSs wihcn WI be fonnd-
indispos'son
Y sAefs@n, Loss
III Z, ~ ,.', LOSS q y. scno-
Y - nimeuiiy o nteashng Cen
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Hs,,o,
Of Death Night sweats, Gold Feet, wakefalncss
Dmnass Of Vision, Lansuo Universal Iasstuds ~ tsa
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite With Dyeoeut
symptoms, hot Hands Flushing Of tbs Body Dryness