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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-26
FOR SALE.

EQR SALE-AT BARGAINS-Three-s story
IL Brick House, with twelve roOms lot 25 by S.
Also modern three.story Brick House on George
near Race, % feet tr1nt. $1,000.
rooms lot 20 by % feet s9,OOO-haif cash,
:. A splendid modern three-story Brick House on
IDayton-stroet 3ss Iy l5O feet to 2Ofoot street,
Also three story Brick on the south side of Sew.
enthstreet, near john 20 feet front by 100, to 20
Also a House on Broadway, near Woodward lot
fourth cash, balance on long time.
., Als9 a tyo-story frame on George; lot 1893 feet
Also a three.story Brick storehouse, corner Of
Court and Rittenhouse-street S,5OO-leased for two
Also three Cottages ON Poplar street lot 80 feet
front by % deep. S2,7OO-cash and time.
Also two Lots on the corner of Stark and Dunlap
Also Houses, Lots, Farms, &c., constantly en- hand
Please call and give yonr business to the man who
JOHN WAGGoNER,
maso neal N'SS No. "ss IS SSSr %sst AsSeas
ENOR SALE-A GROCERY sTORE-A small
0nd and @eSt store R @ good 20 oG with
bargain @ the u pry 70 he
Apply to HALE & Co, No. 12S Wainut-street
[ma26-b|l
ENOR sALE-HOUsE-A twO-story Brick House,
~ containing six rooms, cellar and out houses, all
ln good repair. win be sold reasonably. Apply on
the premises, No. 46S Ninth-street, west q IIar-
riet. ma23-aw"
UINOR SALE-MlSSOuRl LANDS-Nine hund-
II red and twenty acres in Maries County, (entered
Sji) this is very fine farming land; partly improved;
for sale very low. Also-Three hundred and twenty
acres in Usage County. viii be sold traded.
Farming lands in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri kentncky, for sale or exchange by SID
DALI EMERSON, 50 West Third-street ma9Of
EN0R SALE-City property. and country res
n idences for sale reasonable terms by SID
DILL EMERSON, 81 West Third-street. ma2Otf
E>OR SALE-LoTS for any kinds of Factories
a 10 on Miami Canal, 800 feet on canal and
Branchsts, and 100 feet deen, will be sold very low.
ma20-tf SIDDALL EMERSON.
VINOR SALE-HOUsE-At two-story frame House,
~ of four rooms, kitchen, cellar, cistern, and ali
conyeniences, on Bremen-street, between Craig and
Main, COyington Kentucky. VIII be sold for 81 100
two years Apply to a. n. N.WENELBERG, Madison
street, between Seventh and Eighth, or No. 2l4
Main-street, Cincinnati. maljbwa
W1NOR SALE-CALORIC ENGINE-The Calorio
H Engine, which is known the whole country over
as the one used for the publication of the Penny
Press. Address JOHN d. CALDWELL,
mal3tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
FINOR sALE-RARE OHANCE-I offer for sale
n 80 feet front ON Fourth hstreet, by loo feet deep
between the residence Of Judge Este and the Pike
Buildings, being the most desirable Lot for fine
private residence now to be had in the city. Terms
easy, and made known on application to NJ ii. COOK,
at No. 301 West Fourth-stTeet maSam
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-26

A UCTION SALE-By g. BRAsHEARS & co,
Boots and Shoes.-Large and Positive Catalogue
sale Of Seasonable Boots and Shoes.-We will sell,
on THURSDAY MORNING, March 30, commencing
at o'clock, 800 eases mems, boys' youths, womon's,
misses and children's fresh goods direct from man
ma56 G. BRAsUEARs A 90. Auetionears
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-26
WANTED.

WANTS" "FOE sALE," "FOR RENT"
"LoST," "FotND," BOARDING" &c.-Ad-
vertiscncuts coming under these headings, not OK
rccns hNc lncs will be Inserted twice for 15 cents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-26

a UCTION SALE.-By I. AARON, No. II East
n Third d-street, opposite the Henre House.-THIS
lMonday) MORNING, March 26, at 10 O'Clock, will
he sold at auction. quantity OF Carpenters' Tools,
Tool.chest, large Mill, light Augers, &C.
ma26 L ARnN- Anckinnnor
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-26

"A in sales-rOoms Nos 81 and SO Mains street
Groceries, &C, at AuctiOn.-We will sell, THIS
Monday MORNING, March 26, at O'clock, gen
era assortment Of Groceries &C., consisting Of sugar.
molasses, tobacco, nails, glassware, rope, candles
soap, starch, spices, bedcords twine, lemons vine.
gar six;twist tobacco, almonds, prunes, window
ma26 q. BRASHEARS a CO. AuctIoneers
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-26

WNOR SALE-HOUsE-A two-story Brick House,
~ containing six rooms, cellar and ont-houses, all
IN good repair. viii be sold reasonably. Apply on
riet. m
, 1860-05-26

11ScolS LETTER PAPER.-Messrs. NeNally,
81 Dearborn street. have just issued nent let
ter sheet containing fine portrait Of Mr.. Lin
coin. 1t is just the t=ing required; the po1.
trait as likeness is capital.
, 1860-05-26

M OltlGAGE oALE.-H hereas.
~ Aa9. c.En1y, Of Ii: Z eity Of Chicago. Illinois, id
"a h. nts aad ,..E5. ~ isee. Prnsts hs.fa
& q rs
tse I'd se e,eR eRa as;:
~ Nd otesk. "a psyabe 10 .hs or,er q Ioois
~: IL e ,.,. .s I'd % s
sp<e' At r. twesve t!4h,etn I've thirty
ixo hundse dos.s and l. ply aoe ttirty siH mo.th, er
date pr',ans IN .,d o,Eass :2at Il det.ut .soad es
q is shosa seeone eess a1e
and pay.oe ri .hoe Of the pntip secured hy he
rao O. Looms. beeoat immediately due aEd p11sse, aai
liz M ee e.. ;hs Z oa 4.
ac.ut.to9s or assI pqbnshrk lo nr1,:
s. Ia tsssst5 .,' e. sse,
aod III rah md equity Of redemption Of IT, sa
Co., daoi c 4 Eseo 2sss sof 70
ths ehet hide. for casa u the tine meotoutd In III
w. County, asoi il soas q q q Xesax
NJ efore, default s.yins bern m,d.,n n.
one of Above mentioned nc tse sane or In
pa1 ef thu p'ispal En- secured to be p7 bY lie sd
e. Sns SFsa Iii p;a hoa:l I'D I'D
owner Of the kd note5 md nokake- Sette Is hereby
\ ssf = T. e.
ss:s s tSesss e e. Gt Gssf sa s2e
q; 9; r 2,ii:s 'ss Il ~ 2 e.. - ID
psfos Of iand etuat u he C,aoiy of Coct tore.,%
and known md described foowa nanae 81 oue uasid
= HI, q Of Lets oee y I'd four @ o B,oei ons m Of
thret ~ and xo1t u bloek t!o - a.d Lotiour
Quarer Of Sc ion thlr NJ ts Aod r7e 1n, se-I3n
thy.dve N 'h!rty nine fsa} no1h Of Raoxe
foultesa ~ aa:t q ~ Third r. nera Mezidan -
o1e UodTtaea foota PIT e th4t pat Of the s.uh.
east setons! garter ~ Of ett f.euiY<ye fe-,
IN Towrth thiny nine -, Of Hanst fourteen III
east ofths fhsu Principal Mef dian bout ded md desrfe
lox,: coGasas!as % u. vet sae Of iae tosta*t
seve half .9;l fett south OF lie csntr1 oi
Ae rid Section, and runn.ne from theaes KUN oa ,be
sAt on. h.. dtd :od fcyfouF (lt{. tst aad
ts.tn "a sss 1.f sass htass .h
ssols OF laks Aehsan taenes othefY On and .,nns
the sai thor. Of tee Lats polat nIns huncred sad
sesenteea and O. bar ~ feet s,uh The toth Ina
ot n t,:a fst'eD4 81 Sn1sI ssston sad vsss
containing fcu' acres ors orle subject IL II:
.sht OF Nay over strip Of the said sad txn huntTrd
fesk In H1tth herto deeesd to ha iiHnns
Gss,A X RasT9 r. as GeTpa7! "a n{ tne oat Couaty
noCnney, hr helm aod anlens Ia I'D p.essees, f.r
Tia pu1peses n sa!d neessk1&s n antoaed-
HoKAT10 o. LOOMS, Nor&xAses
NJ. - EeS3@7 AHTs u}1t ex3RN
, 1860-05-26

a CHICAGO sw1spLER IN NEW ORLEANS
We learn that 10 man calling himself Charles
Il. Richards, las been arrested for keries O.
robbeTies which, with the aid Of notorious
Chicago courtezan, he has been carrying on for
some six months past. Richards SAYS he IS
from Chicago and is private detective. It
was through the woman whom he called his
sister that be was arrested. a dispute arose
between them which ended in her writing full
account Of his plans 10 the police depart rnent
and then absconding: No trace Of her eau be
found.
Richards mode Of operation vas to hare "h,s
sister" obtain employment in respectable fami.
lies es sewing girl, waitress, goyerpe.s, or any
other vacancy offering, aud after gaining tho
family's confidence leave d way open for Rich
ards to rob the house. The plan was admira.
bly, worked, md the amount stolen in this man.
ner, within the last six months, in silver ware,
various articles Of jewelry, ETC., amounts to
about twenty-five thousand dollars Richards
attempted suicide but was timely discovered.
Beng desperate character he is heartily
ironed.
TEE DIAMOND 11KESEss.-Hesler, Photo
grapher, lla Lake street, has got IN exceeding
y neat and elegant Photographic likeness Of
HONEST 0Lz AnE, which be can sell at TWO
DOLLARS hundred. The picture is on paper,
about an inch in diameter, and dozea or ive
hundred Of them can be sent By mail in single
envelope. The character Of the miniature, and
herery low price at which copies msy be fur
nished, will cause them to be widely distribu.
ted. They can be inserted in pins or lockets or
pasted on envelopes sent by mail, OF can be
framed to suit any tastc. Wctrust that our
enterprising neighbor on Lake street, may have
his hands full Of orders. Likeness Of LINCOLN
at 81 per hundred. Cheap enough.
SuNMER TRAvEL.-0ne of the most pleasant
routes for summer trip, more especially for
resident Of the West. is that via the Grand
Trunk 4iailway Of Canada, and the River St.
Lawrence, embracing, Us it does, some of the
finest scenery On the North American Cont.
nent. The River St. Lawrence. with its rapids
aud thousands islands, Quebec, the falls Of
Montmorencie and Chan9icre, the White Noun
tains, the mysterious und solemn Saguenay, tc-
gether with that wonderful work Of art the Vic
toria Bridge, form an unceasing panorama
which well repsys tue tourist for his labor.
The Grand Trunk Railway is we'll known for
its careful, thorough management, and the
greIt pains taken for the accommodation md
comfort Of passengers, have made it extremely
popular With tic travelling community.
, 1860-05-26

r., NAsmzG1oH. May q. ECO.
Uesnatches were received at lhe War Depart
ment this morning from Col. Lee, commanding
tlo Department Of Texas, dated Fort Brown.
Msy 5, lsto. lie communicates the details al
The operations Of Col. Stoncnan, whom he had
dispatched with small force Of men to rursue
and capture Cortinas. who. it was alleged. was
in the vicinity Of the Rim Grandc, lis sa3a.
From reports which hare received / I'm.
slider that Cortinas has abandoned thu front;er
nud retired to the interior Of Mexico. Me is
said to be around the range Of hills at the foot
Of tho Sicrre Madre, about one hundred miles
from tho Rio Grande. His recent visit to the
river valley was not Tor the purpose Of depreds.
ton, but TO collect and carry away his property.
l have been assured by the commander Of tie
line Of tha Brazoe, that orders hare been sent
for the arrest Of the Alcades at Laeho for pr
1nitttng him to visit those places, contrary to
the orders Of the government, and that Cartiuas
will be pursued, night aud day, with sufficient
iorce until arrested. Although have no reason
70 expect biz arrest, still 10 not believe that
a. WI be abls to renew his aggressions on our
nx. ton.sss With snY prospect Of success with our
rsseut ioFee on tho river. Confidence is being
Vd;nhsa. aad ths occupants Of ranches between
hoa ha!9 ana Brownsville ara returning to their
9oias 9oMsS Gno Tesuming the cultivation of their
oelos' shall at ones return to San Intonio.
, 1860-05-26

We aro already in receipt Of dozen or
twenty LINCOLN so1lgs for thr campaign, most
If which clnnot lie set to Music hy reason Of
their defective metre. Let US bcs tue poets
/" ba cautious when they wire; aboyo all, let
lhe n understand that there mus. bo certain
nusa'cr Of poetical fret to !: given number Of
MUSICAL bara; anu thai witllou: uniformity Of
proportions between those, thu writer's need
M: hope 10 sec their songs in pint or 10 hear
tt,t,n sung.
, 1860-05-26
MT' .AtncoIn on Naturalization and
- p =. - Fusion.
The following letter from Mr., Lincoln. pub
Ashed over year ago iii the illinois Stats
An-ejger, will be read with much interest:

11ts tA11coln on Naturalization and
- p -. - Fusion.
The following letter from Mr. Lincoln, pub,
llshed oTer year ago III the illinois Staats
An:eiger, will be read with much interest,":
SrK1s1F1EIp Ill.,. Nayl1, 1852.
Dr. THEODORE CAS,s1us-De7r Si-:-I hive
received Jour letter, in which you esk, for -FOUR.
selt and othcr German citizens, whether I'm
Tor or against tile Constitutional provision. in
relation to naturalized citizens. which has
lately been adopted by Massachusetts; aud
whether am for or against fusion of The Re-
publican and other opposition elements. for the
election campaign of lsGO.
massachusetts is sovereign and independ.
ent state aud hare no title to advise or ad-
monlsh her rs to her course, what she shall
90. But when any one, from that which she
has done, seeks 10 draw a conclusion as to
what shall do, may, without being charged
WIN presumption, speak MY mind. i suy
then, thai, so far US understand the Massa-
chusetts amendment, am against the adop.
lion OF the same, as well in Iiliuo:x, as in ill
other placfs ghere have The right to oppose
u. Since interpret The spirit Of our institu.
lions AS tending to the elevation of man, I
an opposed to everything which leads to his
degradation. Since, as is pretty well known.
commlsserate the oppressed condition Of the
negroes. should be guilty Of remarkable
inconsistency, we're to favor any measure,
whose tendency is to abridxe the the existing
rights of UAite men, whether born in another
country, or speaking another language than
my own.
as regards the question of fusion Of parties,
an Tor ii, if it can be effected upon Kepubii-
can basis; upon no other terms atn in favor Of
II. A fusion upon any other terms wonld be as
un"!se as it would be unprincpled. Its elect
would be to lose thereby the whole North, while
the common enemy would certainly carry the
entire South. The question III relation to men
Is very different nnc. There are good and
patriotic men, aud able statesmen in the South,
whom I would cheerfuliy support, if they stood
upon Republican ground but am opposed to
lowering the Kepnblicun standard by 10 much
as hairs breadth.
have written this in haste, but 1beIieye that
it substantially answers your questions.
Respectfully yours, ApRsuAx LINCOLN
, 1860-05-26
Shorter Route from New York to the
oh q River.

4 large aud enihusast,c Railroad Coaven-
tiou w"S held at Harrisburg, pa., on the eard
ia>:, composed muinly Of delegations from the
southwestern counties Of the State. Chief
Justice Lowric. Of the Supreme Court. presided
Hon. Jeremiah s. Hack, Attorney General of
the United States, togctllcr With Col. Shriyer,
Of New York City, und nine other prominent
gentlemen, were appointed Committee on
Rssoatious. who reported Tie following pre-.
atablc and resolution, whicl, YVES unanimously
adopted:
WnEREAs, 1t has been made manifest to this
Convention, upon the most conclusive evidence.
that rul!r04d fran the City Of New York TO
:hc Ohio Nirer md tle heart Of thrGre.t Wcst.
may be made Tor less than eight mt1lions Of dol.
lars. and twenty squased miles shorter that br
nny o1trr route now IN existence through Penn
sylsania, md one hundred and hftv miles
shorter than by anv route through the Stale Of
New York-,thcrcfure.
Hss0irt3, Tint 1t committee Of Eve persons
he appointed ior tln purpose of laying these
facts before capitalists and other persons who
arc Interested. in tins great shorouehfare Of
trade, ana lnsiting thrr aid to secure the speedy
completion Of aa's important enterprise.
The committee was sppointcl aud consists Of
Thomas shrlvcr, lsa.c Hughes, John Cessna,
4. J.. Nll.up and Nei]sou Reilly
, 1860-05-26

To OWNERS OF Docs AND Cows.-We arc an.
thorlzed to state that the ordinance relative TO
dogs running at large will be strictly enforced
from md after June LIST.
Sufficient notice having been given By the
City Marshal, the work Of impoundiug cows
found running at large, will commence to-mor-
row Pcrsons losing COWS will thus know where
to find them.
, 1860-05-26
Ne1D a1bertise11teuts.

ROARD1NG.-One suit of plea.
s,nt roeps .lth board Also c.y beard can be OBJ
-@4 At AW1 -4o1ake sAeess uYA6ytV
, 1860-05-26

"TArrESs. We learn That afr. Trip is
daily expected home with the largest stock Of
clothing the above house has ever received,
The house is successfully sustaining the wide
spread name they hare won and are determined
to deserve THAR we]l-earued reputation. The
business of the house Is entrusted to Il. 4.
Smith, Esq., ut the old stand No. 1Ga Randolph
street.
, 1860-05-26

Police lITRnATURE.-A warrant was yester
day issued upon the complaint of German
saloon keeper, for the arrest of John Gnlliger,
for stealing two beer kegs. 4 policeman sent
the saloon keeper to The bar Of justice with The
following instructions upon the back Of q card
"plecs gif onc disordcy warrant.
H. Fr1SE pertiremanD
, 1860-05-26

Cu1cAGo JocKEr ISp1oyaSr,-We find the
following item about the "man with the black
team," so well known in Chicago, in the Mobile
.Nfrcury Of The 18th. 1t appears there was a
fair iu tue pleasant city of Mobile, aud certain
ponies exhibited there for premiums:
Tie next IVES very excited contest between
two pair Of match horses owned hy traders,
The judges had some difficulty in making The
award, but finally fixed the blue ribbon to tbs
headrsalf Of Mr.. Logan's chestnut sorrcfs.
whe1enpon Horton, ~ Illinois jockey, who goes
On the principle nut Cesar ant nihil, indignant
took second premiums :" wlereupoa 1t was pro.
claimed ith pnbic ontcry, that Horton would
never be permitted again to exhibit stock on
the fair ground.
, 1860-05-26

- ~ - ~ - AZ
From III parts Of Illinois We hear the vel
come news that the ,neu who permitted them
SELVES 10 be drawn into tho Fillmore delusiou
0: ls5;. whereby Fremont was defeated and
buchanan elected, are making all convenient
haste to give in their adhesion to the Chicago
nominations. We expected az 1nuc!.. Tho
certainty tl,:t III. Linco:n roull be acceptable
:alk+ 10 the snrporu rs Of EAtes and tho friends
"fMr. Seward, :latl that all .rcn opposed to tue
further extension Of Human Slavery would
fad i'll him candilate whom they could work
FOR and sllaut f"r, wns that thing which
iul'e!lea lis 10 toil as we did for his
nomination, We are glad that the result as
how seen does 10: dis"pW,int OUT expectations.
The probabilities are tia no Bsll and Everett
electoral ticket will lie run ia tits Slate; and
that nine "at Of every tell Of the Fillmore n,en
Of 1856 will cou1e up heartily, earnestly, hon
es!ly and patr:otieelly to Honest Old -Abe's
support. Ho has that conservatism Which
lj1ey tan embrace; tia! honesty that they pro-
louudly respect: that frnncss upon which they
c1a r:pose: t!at love Of country ,l'at will n.y.
er fail. We do not wonder That they are COM
:ns: that Il: Springfield, Jacksonville, Centra-
In Cairo a,a oiher central ttwns they ara fra
tcrn!ziug vita the Republicans, nor that tho
"ns2u* ri y signal victory. over tbs propagan-
dissa ol slavery md the Democratic cortup-
tionis's are SO cheering. Come on! The ranks
are not tl'l. There is rcom fer every man to
whom freedom is preferable to elavcry-to
wllu1n honesty is more admirable than vlaipy.
Fall in!
, 1860-05-26

AGeasSran Whiting tfum Nosr..to~n, Ohio, speaking
OF the beneficial ets resulting szpm the ae Of ~ovns
h'1nea7l 1oehes. sa5s: LAST spring feared my luss
were becoming dnxeseuay Involved uLtn ussa your
lsoehes co7d not preach OF ordinary leukth
Without ho7rseness: but now with the assistance Of
1foehes have Ia tie past i've week. p.eaehe1 soe ty
sesmsns."
, 1860-05-26

PEasosAI.-Gov. E. D. Morgan, Hon. O. 3.
Mat'eson Of New York, Hon. Gideon Welles Of
Connecticut, and Judge Goodrich Of Minnesota,
are stopping ut the fremont House.
, 1860-05-26

PKasoSA1~-We clip the following from q
Milwaukee exchange:
MIR. Corpor and Mr. Foster, who hare been
performing here, leave Us this week. They are
both excellent sctors and won many friends in
this cit :, as well by their professional merits,
rs by their gent1emauy department and genial
qualities. We hope to see then, again III Nil
waukee and wish them well wherever they 20.
Both the above gentlemen arc now here. Mr.
Foster was the last manager Of the old Chicago
Thenter.
, 1860-05-26

In letter tom Rev. j. H. Don. Allentown. Pa speak.
!rz OF ~R7or~s Bronchial TroeA Cough Lozenxes he
s.!s: Whether hunbuE not they seem to hase dons
me good Ian tne1ed to hoazseae.a from pubic speaklrs
or N oVereztroo Of the vocal Organs, AID have found
them very sefceahe palliative, calculated to a!ay r.
rtatioo, thus avoiding Inflammation. Ny brethren In the
ministry whom have recommended them seem to hare
derived mare Or leas beoe8k"
, 1860-05-26

RFrcpIrc4s WiewAx.- Photographs taken
at the time the third ballot was pending, may
be had at uesler's, lis Lake street
, 1860-05-26

EB- The Revere House will be open for the
inspection Of the furniture offered for sale ut
3 o'clock p. m. this day.
, 1860-05-26

Dn. R1cuAnps.-We had An ;n7..-;.
day in the county jail with Dr. p;.h..Is ~.
.04cond,ne collector Of Thornton Station, who
seems, in eTery sense Of the word o..to..
gentleman, jet there ia not the least douh, ~
his guilt. Hs told Us lie was tempted in an c,;,
hour and would deny nothing; that he had
given back eli be had remaining Of his ill.po+.
ten wealth. and would secnre the losing parties
for the remainder if they would spare him tho
ignomim Of the Penitentiary. Mr. Haven,
however, is not disposed to show him more
mercy than the Law allows, and re.idepce at
Joliet seemB inevitable.
, 1860-05-26

The TrRSERs.-A procession Of the German
Society Of Turner'S passed our office yesterday
afternoon, bearing one cf their memhers with
sacred honors to his Inst resting place.
, 1860-05-26

RSoeas BFoH<Aat 1FaAes.--These ecukh and vces or
eegess Which Ne .dvartlsel few wetks 49, ase supcr
Tor relieving soazene 10 anything that n acquainted
Will "*haEe tied them during the pat viptss, and
make ths statement xrasuitousy, r The benefit Of our
hsethsra Ia the za!n4y-Cmul Garixia. N,akk fx.<..
n4t.
, 1860-05-26

~ It il now thought that a. rnauy as one
hundred men were lost BY the sinking of co.l
boats, during the fearful tornado which ragod
Through the Ohio Valley On Monday last.