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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

SAKE OF PRoPERTY.-Vinson o. Hill bought
ats The sale on Saturday, John Eaton, IRIS
dwelling house. in this town, for $500.
Joseph C.. Griffith, also at the same time, he
stables and slaughter house Of John Eaton. Jr.,
for about SITS. ee5
Mary F. Chefios has purchased 10, at the
Smyrna Depot, of James T.. Lamb. for $l25.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
Political.


The lion. Miles Taylor, Of Louisiana.
having returned to Washington the Douglas
Executive Committee have fairly commenced
their document.dissribu.ing labors Asani item
Of political literature, it may be stated they are
printing an edition of one hundred thousand
copies of a tract entitled 4 Lincoln and his Re-
cord" t haf
The Breckenridge Executive Committee
are preparing for extensive circulation an Ad-
dress on the Territorial Question, and in oPpO-
sition 10 The views Of Judge Douglas.
The Republicans are not idle as to the
printing and distributing Of campaign docu.
ments, while The Bell and Everett Committees
are indnstriously employed in the dissemination
of their own political light
----In Missouri there are 81 newspa pers, 81
of which supper. Bell, "a support Breckenridge
IL are for Douglas, 3 for Lincoln. 16 neutral
The Freeman's Journal (Douglas) re
pudiates all idea Of fusion with the Secession
isis. "wiih such men," !, exclaims, 500
save Us from any further alliancel Let then
answer each TO his own constituencies 10 VIVA
idea they have given US OF Southern honor.
The Washington correspondent Of th
I'm. ". Times says: From present appearance
Ithe strife between the two wings Of the d.
. nocracy will throw most ofthe Southern State
into the hapds Of Bell and Everett. So bite
and uncompromising has The feeling becom
4 among the leaders. thai they openly avow the
+. preference for Bell, 10 the rival of their fayo
lite.
The editors and proprieiors Of the |
: Crosse (Wis.) RepHblican and ofibe Dsmocr
4 have bet their Offices. papers, types and ever
e thing (saIue s400tD on lhe result Of the ele
= lion ia Illinois and Wisconsin,. If Dough
: carries both States. The editor OF the Democr
IN 10 10 take both concern. If Douglas does ii
D. carry both States. then the editor of The Repu
y liean is the winner. Property 70 be deliver
~ on the ath of March next.
IT, --Lincoln is At home attending TO |
~ reading Of letters which be has neither time :
! inclination toanswer. Their number is q ps
lie dry; and. though none Of them cont
'ls downright sppIicasions for office, he is asst
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 90 ;
Red, 81 60; yellow Corn 60 cts. white, 60;
Rye, 81; and Oats, 81 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, so cts. per bushel. Butter, % cts.
per Id. Eggs, IL cts. per dog. -Ht<
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 80; Red, 81 20; Rye
n cts; Corn, 81 and Oats, "a cents per bush.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

FousD.-Iawrence C. Dahl, The first mate
of the steamship Kennebeck, who was acciden-
tally Knocked. with the beam. from her deck,
in the Delaware, on Saturday, the 2lsi ult.,
was found on Bombay Hook Island on Thurs.
day last, whittier he had been carried by The
sida H tNff sLtt- tss
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

Casa meeting of the subscribers to the
stock Of the "snyrna Gas Company" will be
held at Foxwell's Hotel on Saturday evening
next, to take action in regard TO the formation
ofa Company. All citizens interested in the
movement are invited to attend.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

CxKaus or Wu.miroros.-Th The aggregate
number Of nhsbiian ls in Wilmingsos, A. taken
by Mr.. Todd. the Deputy Msrshai is 21.224
being 40 Increase Of l,435 ever the census IA.
ken ~ Bfs. Head to- tbs city. 10 April, 1859
TIE inuresse since 1850 il nearly " per cent.
winch shows YER, rapid advance in The poPo
| hti1n+
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

The Cons Cnor.--As a journalist it 10
neither consistent with our convictions Of pro-
priety, or with the evidence at hand, for US to
mistake the present condition of the growing
corn crop in this locality. II will not be more
than half of an average one in Kent county
Our assertion is moi based upon loose indvido-
al statements. bat Is rather founded upon obser-
yaiion. which, upon inquiry, has been confirm
ed by the unanimous opinions Of genilemen oi
every section Of tho county that We have con-
rersed with. -Ksnt Nelos.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
limited States Restaurant.

The subscriber, having purchased of Chss.
B. White the establishment heretofore Conduct
ed by him, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is prepared, at all times, 10 supply
them with all The Delicacies of the season, in
the most approved STYLE. OYSTERS alwsys
90 hand. either Raw, Stewed, Roasted, Fried
or Broiled-
He Eaters himself that, by strict attention
10 business, with a determination TO please. hs
viii be enabled to give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with their custom.
The Ice Cream Garden
Il also under his charge, and be will. during
the season. endesvor 10 keep constant supply
ofICE CREAM; also, at the Restaurant, where
he has private room fitted up expressly Toe
| the accommoda ton Of Ladies'. entirely separate
/ from his public rooms.
THOMAS FENNEMORE.
OF Families supplied with Oysters By the
quart or gallon on Bile terms.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

DhowsED.-- Joseph Register, long known in
this community. was drowned at the "big-
gates" ia the Smyrna Il-pond. on Thursday
afternoon last. where he was found on Friday
isoraiag. and Coroner's iaquess held in the
afternoon, the verdict being "scciden,sl drown
ing" His remains were uttered on Sunday
morning 10 the. NJ. e. Burial ground. II 10 not
exactly known how be was drowned, bat sup.
posed that he went to the mill-pond on Thurs
cay afternoon, in state OF inloxlcation, for
the purpose of ishing. and 10 endeavoring to
get into the boat, il is thought. he fell into the
wsies, and being unable TO belp himself and
no one near TO assist him, wss swamped. The
sod and Iine be used was fonnd in the boat
which lead TO the supposition that be wal
drowned, and search, with the result sbov,
stated. Deceased was 81 yesrs old, schoo
teacher by profession, which, until late pc
Rod, --untiI he gave himself up TO drink.--b'
had followed with success. lie was possexses
with considerable sigOr Of mind. and energy
sad will aud. but for The unfortunate habit 0
iadulging in strong drink, might have been
apsouinent and useful man. He was orig
nsll5 from Chatham, Chester CO.. Pa, wher
biz parents reside. and from which place h
came 70 Delaware abo1t twenty years ago.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

TBE ~TfNE s" is published Essry TAarsiay. By
Rear. D. HoEsEcxxR. Editor and Propristsr, at the
Tsmperxace Hail. Smyrna. Del.
TERxS-SosscstrrgcS- -0ae year. 81 80 IN cslpaa;e
n sa.e0 IF not paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
Siscoafsaaed uatil all arrears paid-ony at tte
esssa Of The Pablisher.
every square Of ~ lines. or lest rsf
insertions. SO cfs; each subsequent insertion IS cts
Liberal arrangenenss made ssith yearly and la Y
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

CAMDEN CAnP. - The Camden Camp has COM
fneneod. and WILL continue until the middle of
next week The ground is faYorably located,
has good springs Of water, and, Judging from
The decrease Of visitors, is growing every year
inss public favor. The encampmeut, this year,
It is said. will exceed by fav any previous year.
Fir IA philadelphis alone there are, we learn,
nine or Ten large " salon tenis,' while most OF
all the towns from Wilmington TO Salisbury
viii be represented. Several of our citizens
have encamrsd with their families for the week
and will. no doubt. have /" good time." The
nnion boarding tent ID uader The mana cement
Of Jonathan Emerson, TO whom the larger por-
ucn Of the sisitors from this town will look for
he comforts of eating and sleeping. We
opine. however, that unless we have an early
shower OF rain the enjoyment will be small t.
these whs /. pitch their tent on this camp
ground"
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
For Sale.

ACoLoRED BOY. aged about 10 years. 10 serve
until he 81 years ftge, Sale boy is sound. healthy
and active. and is for sale only because the owner
does not need him. For particulars apply at the
TIMES Office. sug2-6t
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

aT-If you want Fence Board go to
(, James EBlack's Lumber Yard,
where you will find very choice lot of ii f.,
IL f., l6 f. and Is #. lengths. together with a
large assortment of all kinds Of Lumber, al
very fair prices.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
n Cd TIC Il.

Notice is hereby given, that meeting Of the
Subscribers to the Stock of the /" Smyrna Coal
Gas Com any" will be held at Foxwell's Ho.
tel, 10 the town of Smyrna, on Saturday, the
4th inst, at O'Clock, P. m. to organize said
Company. aud elect seven Directors TO serve
until the first Monday in May next, and nntil
others be duly chosen.
WIN. TEMPLE,
w. c. ELIASON, /
JNO. MUSTARD, ) Commis'rs.
WIN. CUMMlNS, ets-. =
R. CLEMENTS,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27
AN ACT further regulating Insurance.

AN ACT further regulating Insurance.
eRac,cd bv tar Senate ana House q hPTeffHis'r'
IA LEGISLATURE asstmbied as follows;
S,ertox l. Amarried woman may insure hef property
in A mutual company, and give Der aelss "i
premium note said company with OF without Der nus
band Joining therein and SAID lie shall have the same
validity against her. a. ii she were unmarried
SrcT. , Whenever husband ur wtie "h'ne n"r'-
nr house shall effect insurance theftun ana IN ihe
household furniture therein. the assured shat he ueia Ia
have IN Tnsurabie interest ~ all OF said furniture hE
partly the properly uf husband and partly at ibe "ie
and such insutauoe shall he valid
Syer 3 When any nhabiiant nj THIS slate shall effect
insurance in 4 e FIRE maine Insurance company, Ell
istine OF doing this state. and snail give de
po.i, or premium said company Tie policy and
pute shall be deemed constitute entatt ana any
note siyen, though transferred % indorsed II td
party, shall be subject e-e 10 ali The 1iiabe claims
Of the maker up4B the sand company. Nheh any eepa
nv - inSuIing shall, during the term OF sad Insurance.
become isulyeni the assured shall not be Liable OF ,AlI
note tpr ure than the equitable proWruon Thereof TOT
paIt OF the 81 insurance a. SAID COMPANY r"H
,nued Ia be solvent and # the insolvency "oruT "thin
siN dass the date sad note the sand mole shall be
VOID except any amount Tor Which the maker may
have a clam . sad COMPANY.
fAppruved March 70, 1890
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

I'm second Monday # Neiftfhff rtza'' Rt2s'N
81 ltag trf7snrerz ~ tfe -etstPl 5fe-. towns sud
Fia#t fi#h- c.Ifs-u tAs e.atfs - NM sl' iE NH
~ .uHf II We ff u If5 ~ 55lsz', nv r. ,'a en-
ss tot the ssf sheea h#ntraa aHi sat3s tH he easn
tfss l Lincoln ami Waldo. N" Treasurer u .aif go NY
Knox the ,sme time AHd 90 NE ''me m. het s
tHey #td havp heen reg#fs Is lsw o. - 81 ne tfeA
~, n he counties of fnraln ard IS aa' lad the sa'd
cifie towns ard plantations not been inonf"raed into
the county 81 kuui.
caenrii may appoint the oNirer- named ~ the a. ."
wHch This Is additional at any time after Tie aPf''a' ''
THIS act. ..-,=.5..,,.,zz,.,
wrn u. set l. snproved the tlf, seven sections sial
take effect tr drst daN - Atl VA ihr year al WIZ
Iarl one Thousand eht blpircd aud s'rty.
Syrr 10 tnfee u tie at ." e. Ah5i me san
II af Kuat apanNed March nice. eiei'reh hhnifsd s1
,1f shall NOS - tas effect uuu III hlsi Day % J7HasfN
i, the ear Of our l4ri ane and eight hundred and
.1,, oas and saer AMI REGISTER Of probate ar" eseied
Gr The raliuy MY zrsuruE ta tire e1nsfi"us ana
in iis meantime the raurs 81 pfbafo 10 The COUNTIES OF
Inro!a aud Wada respectively, shat nave the ~aHe n
rtd,,,.n h. all urtbair matters l. thrY have and
would hasr thr county ef IN bad u'i e-sg 'fsasd
Stc1 IL. Seztieu ten If the same - y an'udtd ~
sirkag mt tr eo0rf aa1 h II ihr- tie fd- shc'
III, Judge and register - af'ha'".
>1,t H. The rrlut4 nia.ts-anrrs Of 'afd o'Hatf ~
Knox -hall have PNer - feqafs lie Ffsasfs HehtA'eH
IN 20, ii4a nine At said a. give Bs t the tatth
f d+rh7fEc tHF1t dHtes fotHrr-, IN seh sdm A.
sad commissioners may deem r.asir tsr.
SrcI - The present judges al Pfabais ~ tho enun
e- " Lincoln " aid respcltIyHi ehA con'iaHn aua
remain e'fre m the expiration = t"lr tenn "' ofhr,
tn >sUc A. the county 1t knaI had not hcsn rrrt"
ueiN iBssniine iaey are NV residents OF -a'd hhI
ea4nfy
So It. The NAV term Il the snrvcrt judicial CO.. n
r iae rsut, Il kaor ~ The Ne't ocn'een hIntf,t ad
SAY. and NOT AFTERWARDS sta L. ue - TIE 80 J
Tuesday ni Nay instead the Jr. TUESDAY A. prnF ri
ht section t"o Of the act te So eh -. ~ t. ~ 3aA'
S,cr Is Tins shall take effect an III" tres di -
AM, eighteen hauird aad Ivy etoepi seths ssHt
and winch .haii take effect at the time mentioned
n hose sect
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

AN ACT in addition to ian act to establish the county Of
BE IL enacted bv the Senate and House q Rrprsssn-
tatires. IN Ies assembled, as follows:
sscrIoS That in addition to the actions REQUIRED by
Of an establish the county OF hnoa 10
be transferred to said county of Knox all actions which
may been commenced. may he Pehdn ne IN te So
premg judicial eouTt b. Counties # Lincoln er Waldo
the ihdy day Of March, eighteen hundred and sA
y, wherein the defendant defendants are alleged "a ihs
residing within the limits OF aid county ct hno1,
and tbs pianin OF piathfs are atesed III ne III a. re
siding without the counties OF lncoin OF Waldo as con
siiiued after said county Of kueh established and ao
all aetuns which have been euu4H eure1 Of may be
pending said in sad Lincoln u Waldo counties,
said day Of March, eighteen hundred and
.iay herein the plaintiff plaintiff ibe!aut, petitioner
OF peiItiuners or any OF them alleged IN The wit
residing within the Limits Of said Knox county shall IN
t nsnn.r M. transerred To- be entered and have ds. m
and be proceeded with IN the sane court To ne held 10
SAID county Of KNOB the same As If they had been ots
nally entered therein.
revised statutes hereby repealed and all the reers II
deed and records and books and other property he
longing TO, connected with me regsy ot deeds here
tnore kept at 1hnsson for the eastern district OF me
of Lincoln shall when this act shall 60 into effect
become and remain The property OF The sand county OF
shall have the custody Of all the aoresaid records books
and property and also all papers LETT on file IN said regis
try within and for said eastern district OF sad county Of
srcr 3 The sheriff Of said county shall be duly
sworn and bond provided IN section chapter
eighty revised concerning sheriff. OF other
counties the Of twenty 1--WE thpnssnd dollars and
said chapter shall apply TO said sheriff OF Knox, the same
a. sherlfs OF the other counties.
SEcr 4. Section twentyone Of chapter eighty Of the
revised statutes hsreby amended 10y adding SAID
ton the following words land the sheriff OF hRoI
hu inbred dollars"
srer. S All matters and things pending in the probate
courts Tor the Of Lincoln and aldo respectively
shall upon, pnpeeeded with and finally settled
those the II the county al Knox hal not
been formed.
sncr G. The clerk the of said county e kno,
shall issue due form Of law ur grand Jurors
serve the May OF the supreme judicial couu iuf
the wear eighteen hundred AMI s1ts Least day,
before the mt Tuesday of sad MAY and the grand gpr
returned said Of ssId court shall
tie same nAnDeT, aud " It'll The effect wer and
authority other grand Jufors, ia other counties The
state wherein senines duly issued, forty days
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27
Approved March "a, $50 !

An ACT l. amend the hundred and tnftY hf5d sec-
on Of rhaPct y,h II the rsvsed statutes relating 20
the -ae Il land lot pay neni Of ave.
h, saac.e bs ~ Seat< aaa Her - hFresf t4frss,
Ls.rlslafart Es.ra sifa, \. follows;
The ane hundred and iay ihifi ecan Of chapter sixth
Of the hereby amended - striking "1t
thu iweny line thrrca the Hatd ihrrs, and insert
ing instead thereai Wafd thre-n, that sald
Il as amended. sball rad As follow:
Sectsn -. 1t the time and place appointed TT the
sae the treasurer shall offer Ct ate much IT tn estate
.aa be required pay tie 'ai with interest At
lie II twenty i've Ter rent pet auu1ie commencing
commitment and the costs 1t advertising ssscratHed BY
addine Ia the sum ps4d pruter my per cent thsre,
aud dividing aggregate ~ the HHbvt II tax aver
tIssd utaIUea IL be Ch@rssd O. each. II
the bidding fsf less th.n the Whole, II shall be At
fractional part the estate Aud lAe bidder DO IL a
the tile least fractional part shall lee lie par
eA4ser The shail, ultn payment II Tie
due by the biddef by b ei uLdsf his hand and sell II
The convey Ia the purchaser the estate s8 He
shall deliver ie deeds The Etanfte, but pct them
file HI office, 10 lee delivered Al the expiration ~ uae
ir'm the dRl u saie Tue Eer shai not,
within Thai time, redeem hi- e-tae fom The sale, ~ the
81 The ta1c, interest aud costa a. Is above t0
Vded with sixty TT the deed ant certificate
81 ackuets IF the deed recorded within iir-
uHhs dIrt TIE day al satc, nu Intervening attach
Hsslt convey sHec shall sacet lie lite Il 5aid ne
shall iVe Ihr ccftincair Hereof auL rlaerl tho
deed. and pAy tht -faHtr~ demand ht
iur hin. II et pad he shat deliver the
grantee his deed pas meat II the e. aiofeai, or
The deed and a,kuu~ Judgement " hiH t8r dan after
the sale, he shall make record Il bs dnnEs hts .sE
mentioned IN the hf.t ,psetdns -ec o. 10 adscfit.ns
and Subsequent prre-dif Z. aud -rnR and conveying
The estates Trt4Tuel ne haeiN diachargF8E hs
dule- required hy tbts The sha b resinsihe
and -laIl remedy Of default hts bond
lie II 10 complete the saies
auction frufn day day,
Approved March 10. lst9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

An ACT 10 amend section III q chapter ninety eight of
the revised sisRis, relating % pefusi properly seted
aHd iH-t good-, AID pfts er1 ~ THERE n.
Re a saastsa By ~ Sssata sad HEe e kFrsssaLarfI
Lsgtslatars, ~ fsaibles, - follows.
STcruS !. Ite sirih sesn 4 ehspfrt nine rht ~
the Revised statute auehiea by ring after
word .osuu' fhs ur tine. nnhfrt hr +n1,
order the parry ssTids give ,.lns M s1lrent .re
such claimant. fnf the ae krtptHe IT the pfeEery
seized, and omPbsrce Ga Tho deere of fuf
ration and the lay meni Of csis and damages II ief
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

fz..- aa sosaz .ad .ses=u a amended sh'i ~ ~
falt
-s.r5aE W. t'.rft giHmaH' the s71'' nav -.
Dr. ,hr rsfs -tat p" rtse bond. with s#H cent HtT
T. zlrh r##4thstt - f5e -" kssf'ne - "a" H-~fr
rasr .aA inc a sfsui 81 gst> ztd t4narss ' n Hf
t.fet ard NAV b=sr STA aferuHr the can-s ely a-s
=, >, ft,aat IL fHs ssf'Ies aefrr- Hud allow gs.
In, n zi,af iffhefe fs eia1rsn TIE tH
Dice tho f,,oituf- aad sfitn 81 the prrt astar
u- 10 law .7o md dtrhuiI7h Vt the rfcetis Al
Ter dsiaetBg all Yr4ret ebefErs.
AEllravcd March n. sda
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

A. act attitoH7 chaFter sit'y sper - TIE tstsed
stai4fes teauag g. et@eattf. and aam'uf-tfat'fs.
Be D. >faets asd Nasss q kePrefHzFsI,
n ris]afars afscaaSie1. fuituws;
rrcrtoS /. EvrF, pcf~,h named 0 will a. ne 81
ee8ot urfp. hssBHs The cast,ss 81 the same, -ha sh
DAY, after Il Tire death st the r. tsiaE a.
ytiate court hagiH. Jarisd-ziaa
thereof aaa q wAaHi aHt reasonable Sauss ur HrEec
d., duly eiisd Tor that Parf"ss % re-
jnG Yrt bate, Be be committed t tav st - -
ca4uN b. The dsf. ~Gffani, there 90 b. krpi 80 fes
custody Hug BE the SO ahys dgTce-ed atl
he shall ssa ltsHfc "a tile action o. party 81 ihe
damage Nhish he slsgalus b. such nsEisrL
sscr i THIS fAall tak~ eIeet = hes spPtuNs
lAHpose1 March -, lsto.
An ACT sdtit 7rst e. rbsgsrt "be hundred fHFfsn
II the taws e teen hundred FITS Moe fe'faHE
o. araehm~nt n H rugged et@snal pr l~ry sr-f-t-:
APTi taur in Tic u car lafi Thousand ~
hundred hfy-Einr.
n = esartr 50 "a Sfaatr So H5ast r. Rsprsfsr'ai
Efgt.ls'zst atsrrs5=s= ls tntia@s
The natHer aud satsn-Ht required by section teH-t
sad act shall b. Hrtmr
tAHsotvd Aareh -. i-La,l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-25
II H N
CINCINNATI
DAILYssPRESS,
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER,
is PUBLISHED
cry M o r MIN G.,
SUNDAYS NOT EXCEPTED.
HI. REED Sc 90.
PRoPRIETORs,
AT ...a.
ON e CEN T.!
SEVEN CENTS PER WEEK |
MAILED AT
Three Dollars and q Half q Year
OFT CE.
yINE-sT., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
OPP. THE CUsTOM-HOUsE.

Tho Proprietors of the DAILY PnEss offer to the
ublic complete newspaper, into which more mat
ter is condensed than is contained in daiies Of
much greater pretensions in size, and which they
furnish ut price that brings It within the reach Of
every man and woman in Cincinnati, who are able to
labor. .... .s...
We ask fair comparison Of the PRESS with the
other papers Of this city of other city and the
Judgment of our readers whether we do not furnish
paper equally attractive at one-half less than
half the cost of the other Cincinnati dailies. ,
The DAILY PRESS, since 1t came under the present
management, has increased rapidly in circulation,
and has now probably as large a circulation within
the ciy Of CINCINNATI any other Journal and is in
creasing at rate equal to the most sanguine expec
tations of its proprietors .Ti.
From its large circulation, and from its size which
makes advertisements much more conspicuous than
they can be in the large papers, THE DAILY Press
offers the most valuable advertising medium in this
city It's advertising business has largely increased,
and its columns are respectable exhibit Of the busi
ness and enterprise Of the city. It's columns
wants - and "For salo," and for servants, ETC.,
which almost invariably bring prompt answers.
People who are out of employment, who want
help Of any kind place their needs before thou
sands of the laboring employing classes by twen
ty -hve-oent advertisement in THE DAILY PREss.
The DAILY Press has also a larger circulation In
Oovington and Newport than the aggregate of all the
other Cincinnati papers. .'.. ~
Business men in Cincinnati can In no way increase
their business easily and certainly by advertis
ing In this paper
Routes can be easily established for the DAILl
Press in any of the towns within days dis.
tance of Cincinnati by railroad, and carriers will find
that little energy and labor will build up routes
which will be valuable to them; and the great num-
Der of one-cent paper that be distributed in al
most any town, will furnish handsome income to the
carrier. ..|.
We are ready to make arrangements for routes in
towns not yet occupied, with persons who can furnish
satisfactory assurances of character and respons.
ility.