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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25

@sHysAn DIR. }. f.. SPENCER,
esss-ARsss=SsuHA DENTAL SURGEON
EfS$ySyy Respectfully informs his friends and he pub
that he has returned to the city, and Is pre-
pared the duties OF his profession He deems pro-
per- furthermore remark that his undivided attention hiss
been given 10
DENTAL SURGERY,
In its various branches for the last eighteen years giving
wherever engaged entire satisfaction AID receiving evil
dences OF ability and success hgs comendaten and APP
prevail.
Office and residence No lT3 Common street. opposite the
Medical Cnege, University Of LnnisiRna. d am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
CONVICTION NEWS.

UNION FIGURING MILLS BURST-Loss FROM
5000 TO $40, 0OO.-Y Yesterday forenoon, about
eleven o'clock, smoke was seen issuingfrom
the roof of the Union FIGURING Mill, located
on the river bank, at the foot of Philadelphia
street, and before assistance could be rem
dered the whole building was in flames.
The Covington fre-companies, and the
"Deluge," from Cincinnati, were quickly on
the ground, but the fire had made such pro-
gress that it was impossible to extinguish it,
and the efforts OF the iremen were chiefly
directed toward saving the saw-mill belong
ing TO Gushing Il Cruikshank, which stood
but few feet distant, and some other build
ings, whose prdkHaky to the flames exposed
them TO danger
The mill was once owned by man named
II. g. Wolcott, who has been using it until
within the last six weeks, since which time
il has remained idle. IT was sold, short
time ago, at Master Commissioners sale,
along with the CoVington Locomotive Works,
and with them was purchased by r. b.
Bowler, of Cincinnati. A number of mort
value ofthe property, have been outstanding
for some time, upon one of which suit was
brought about year ago, but the matter has
not yet been decided, and it is somewhat
doubtful who isthe real owner ofthe property,
There was little stock in the mill, but the
building and machinery were entirely de-
stroyed, and the loss is estimated at about
$4,000. The FIRE is supposed, by some, to
have originated by means Of sparks from the
adjoining saw-mill, while others believe it 10
have been the work of an incendiary. There
was no insurance on the property. n
POLICE CoURT.-One of the regular squad
Of vagrants that infest our Police Courts,
named Mary Clark, was sent to prison for a
term Of twelve months, by Mayor Foley,
yesterday. ms ~ t[ .
SUR PoR DAMAGEs.-,J. B. Gray, Esq, yes
terday commenced suit against Mr.. Northcut,
one Of the parties that instigated the arrest
of N. u. Mott. .LI n 1. N.L-L.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

The startling announcement was made
Tuesday, in the Commercial, that Several
members Of the City Council who 20 out Of
Office this Spring have expressed determi-
nation to do every thing in their power to
make the operations of the Ferguson bill
odious.' -.---+-
Heavens, what foulplotI Why, we have
recently been told by the same organ that
the city government has been purified and
perfected by being taken out Of the control
of the City Council; and now it seems that
the whole thing is in danger of being shat
tered by few defunct Councilmen.
The Commercial advises that these gentle
men have full liberty to remain in private
life" Really, if these Councilmen only be-
come dangerous to the Ferguson bill when
they 60 out of Office, the most sensible rem
edy would be to keep them in.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
..-. COMMUNICATED.
To The Editors of he DaiIy Pres:

GENTs-Conscious that you are deeply in
terested in that which pertains to the welfare
Of the masses, and that one Of the leading
features of your journal is to keep your read
ers posted upon all matters of the day, we
take this method of referring, through your
columns, to most valuable improvement
made by II. Marshall 4 Co., of Cincinnati, in
a new patent Metallic Burial Casket Metallic
coffins or caskets, Of copper or galvanized
sheet metal of some kind, are produced by
this enterprising firm upon a plan which
seems to bid fair to meet with a very great
and important patronage. We have seen
specimens of their production which, for
beauty, ightness, and ease of handling, as
well as for all requisite durability and sub
stantialness, have never been e2celled, and
we are satisfied that after multitude of ex-
periments have tested every kind of coffins,
nothing has been or can be produced superior
to these, and freer from the many objections
that have been urged against nearly, or quite
all of the several kinds heretofore used
In these sad necessity is fitly met, and we
shall all need such furniture for ourselves and
our loved ones ere long, and we deem it pro-
pen to say they seem to be remarkably well
adapted to the end for which they are made.
Yours, &c. H. W. RICHARDSON.
CINCINNATI, March q, 1860.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
AdvertisinE SIerality.

The Commercial assumes high moral stand
on the advertisements of the Ledger stories,
which it denounees as ii1legitimate adrertis-
ing" and a humbug and imposition upon
the publie.7
II Is gratifying to End one paper in this
city that adTertisss nothing but what is gen.
uine, and which guarantees to its readers
that nothing In the shape ofa ihumbug or
imposition shall Be advertised in its columns.
Turning TO the CozlzeiaI advertisements.
AID carefully avoiding those Of the dead
Sheriff We find that Madame somebody
f0rrtsls PaEi, present and future events by
the PlGnet1 pzlnsEtry or cards also HgiTes
perfect satisfaetioD 70 all who may wish to
consult her on luck Of business or any under
taking ----
Certainly TINS Il valuable information to an
inqzi-ing mind; il obFiAtes all the uneer-
isinty Of businesz enterprises, and 10 foreteIl
the p4zf rather surpesses the ancient prophets
Modern soePtieisn might doubt Madame
Blank If her advertisement was in a CON-
mon --Iiiegitimste" newspGper, but in the
coH@eTesal, which guarantees the genuine
ness and legitimacy of every one Of its adFer
tisements, there Is no room for doubt. Let
everybody consult Madame Blank! The C51s-
He1eiaI indorses her, and the 'four-cyiinder''
will make it good.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
ANOTHER AccIpESr ny FALLING THRoue

ANOTHER ACCIDENT BY FALLING THRoUGH
jured by falling through grating in the side
walk, on Fifth-street. About nine o'clock
yesterday evening, man, whose name we
were unable to learn, met with similar ac-
cident on Fourth-street, near Sycamore. He
was injured quite seriously, and it was with
considerable difficulty that he was enabled
to leave the place even with the assistance of
some persons who witnessed the occurrence.
Manning is often worse than killing, and, as
these man-traps are so numerous, it would
be advisable TO have them properly secured
against danger of this kind.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.



PfKz's OPERA-HoUsE.-Quite a large and
brilliant audience assembled At the Opera house last
night 10 witness the perforrpancc of Charle1 Rsades
capital comedy Of Masts and Facrs. Tho play de-
pends 50 much upon the principal female character
situations In the comedy viii be entirely lost, and
although all the remaining parts be well hlled the
I performance must pass lanev on The cast at the
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thus won the, sympathy Of the audience, which
honored her with considerable applause and at the
close, a cali before the ourtnin.
In the burlesaue. which ended tho evenipgs enter
tainment, she appeared TO much better adyantaee.
and being really in her proper spbere acted admr,.
hly. Viola Croek.y's oMabc,n was ouite a clever
,erformance. and sbe ,ooked ebarmineIy enongb to
make auy stole wish himself Ernest ysne." n no
had not Thought Il vould have beep vain 10 he
earnest. l....e
This evening the fair joey. whose pervonal appear
nnce will always render her fayorite will appear as
uLoune Delaforet'' in n dramatization Of tbe Led
ger story of the Doom, of DsriI.
Woonla Tur arm There WINS a fair aud;-
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
LAW tRPoRT.


BsFonE JUDaE HoADLEY.--Giltner ps. Har-
PER- Motion for new trial oyerruled. l
Berger ". Leon yolz Suit on promissory note
Demurrer internprpd on the ground that T.. was only
Ruarantor, and that the petition did not charge
him AZ such Demurrer sustained.
j, W. John ~. o. Bebstock others A prooeeding
TO foreclose chattel mortgage. 1t claimed In
the answer that the property In controversy was un
der the Of the Probate Court by reason Of
an assignment. -.
Tho Court held that the true constructor of the
law was that the assignee could alone be said TO- be
the proper steps TO cothe himself with legal power
and this bill for foreclosure having been filed before
the Probate Court was legally advised Of his appoint
ment, the plaintiff was now authorized % proceed N
this Court with his suit Of foreclosure Demurrer to
HSssaufeS for piantifg Wolf for assignee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

Civil STDE.--I. P. Broadwell and others
contest the viii OF Jonathan Pancosst Case stated
In last report Submitted without argument upon
the charge Of the Court. Verdict sustaining the
Will. .r.
CnINISAL SfDE-BEToRE JUDGE CoLLINe. The State
70. Martin Dayey, for the murder Of VIM. Conway
The deceased was struck on the head with shovel,
and died In four days afterward. Thiry-six persons
were brought in by special venie for the purpose OF
having Riry selected to try the cBse but upon ap-
plicaton Of the States Attorney who alleged the ab-
sence Of material witnesses, continuance was al
lowed by the Court. 80.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
DIED.

DECAMP-At Branch Hill, on Tuesday, 27th inst,
at quarter before twelve o'clock, p M., Mrs. Sc
rena A. R. Decamp wife Of John Decsmp in the 3Sth
year of her age.
ARMSTRONG Wednesday morning, March %,
at five o'clock, near Newtown, Ohio Mrs. Polly Arm
strong, in the 18th year Of her age. ~ .
Funeral will take place this Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock, from the residence Of her husband
Friends Of the family invited.
C0RWIN-0n Monday morning, March rs, at half
past five o'clock, Thomas Loring, second son Of d
W. and Harriet w. Corwin, in the 10th year Of his
age.
The funeral will take place this (Thursday) morn
ing, at 10 o'clock from the residence Of his parents
No IJ West Fourth street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

q. II. M.-The Council Fire Of wy
D\s ,AND0T NO.5 will be kindled at Onna Wig
wan THIS 2gth Sleep Of the Worm Moon, at the
Seventh Run and Thirtieth Breath, for the purpose
Of COnierring Degrees and Payment Of Wampum.
ma29-a' IS. BETS, Chief Of Records
PERRU UMER Y.-FOR FINE
BE- Cologne Water, either by the quart or
eeganty put up in bottles, call at the Fourth
Perfumery Depot
HANDKERCIIIEF EXTRACTS-My stock these
articles Is complete, including every variety Of Lu-
bins manufacture, and all others Of any celebrity
Having likewise All abundance Of the finest materi-
ais, am manufacturing large variety and solicit
comparison Of them with those Of any other manu-
facture. .'.H..
PALMER's SOAP DENTRIFICE is composed Of
soap and other articles we-known for their bench
article that can possibly injure the teeth, and can
sons Of all ages. SOL0N PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
ma5 No 10 West Fourth -streat
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

FoLLnrT, Fos1ER l. Co., publishers, Oolum-
bus, Ohio, have published the Lincoln-Dou
las debates In the Illinois campaign, II
seems TO be campaign book that will ft
can replenish their doctrines rom Follstt,
Foster u Co.'S feunt. wTl'4 5r'di tssB'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
The City Nominations.

The various political organizations seem to
have regarded the coming election as one
which it will require good men to carry, and
each has put its best foot foremost and pre-
sentsd good ticket. We are gratihed to OBJ
serve that there is no danger of the city falling
into very bad hands through this election.
Trusting the election 70 Providence, we shall
be thankful for any good to the public which
comes out Of it from either party, while we
shall endeayor to be q moral retribution to
those who deceive the public confidence. "a,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED PICKPocKET.-A
man named Richard H. Oates was arrested
yesterday evening and committed to the
Hammond-street Station-house upon the
charge of picking the pocket of a horse
dealer named Figley, whom he met at some
Of the sales-stables on Fifth-street, and, it is
alleged, relieved Of porte-monnaie contain
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

A NEWS item in the PREss, a day or two
since, married of Mr.. A. L. Harris, of the
Ohio (Columbas) CuldVatOv, who has been a
happy Benedick, he says, for the asttwenty-
seven years, and has no intention at present
of perpetrating bigamy. The welded victim
was the editor Of the Ohio Farmer, at Cleye-
land, and hence the mistake, which we copied
from an exchange. FlSft@uiiflf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
NEwPORT NEWS.

0DD FELLOWS BALL.--The Odd Fellows
Of this city will give grand concert and
ball at their hall tonight, the proceeds to be
given TO che widows OF deceased members OF
the Order. Theconcsrt will be given by Prof
Tosso and his daughters, accompanied by
Prof. Reeves, with his band from Cincinnati.
AS the object to be accomplished is beneYo-
lent one, we hope the attendance be large.
STABBISG AFfRAY.--At a late hour on
Saturday night, two men, Lewis Belts and
George Cope, had some difficulty ON the
Alexandria Turnpike, three miles from New
port, and during the disturbance, the former
was cut by his adversary in the right arm
and in the left thigh, making serious though
not dangerous wounds. A warrant was issued
yesterday for the arrest of Cope, who win be
examined to-day before Justice Nigman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

pB-DagueTean Gallery, southwest corner ofsixth
and Western row, over Hannaford's Drug Store
Pictures taken and put in good for twenty cents
warranted to please.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
NIARRIRn.

THoRP-HALLAM..Att the Dennison House, on
and Emma Hallam, both of Clinton County, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

BB- JOB PRINrISG of every description neatly ex'
scuted at the Press Office. a-tcular attention paid
to printing election tickets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

ps- Cheap Fancy Cases at APPLICANTS new Gal
lery, corner of Fifth and Main-streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
Brishtfhi Conditien Of Newspaper Corps
Prsnounced Cerpael7Its Enect ON tho

Poorer Glasses. qs ,f.e.r an rf.luf i
We clip the following startling paragraph
from our cotemporary, the EUsaing Times;
"When we remember that every human
being discharges six or seven pounds oi
poisonous matter daily, and that the entire
substance of our system changes monthly
We can not be surprised az the fearful NOR.
tality Often prevalent, among thspoorsr clas.
vsa Of our population" '''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

pB- APPLICANTS Ambrotype Gallery is removed
from Broadway to the northwest corner of Fifth
and Main-strcets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

B9-w. W. wISDER, House and Sign Painter, No
100 Third street, between Vine and Race, Cincinnati
Ohio,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

ps- WHO'LL BE ELEcTED,-we are frequently asked
for our opinion to who will be tho successful
ddates 1t the april election. This matter we leave
to the voters to decide but one thing we do know
and that is that Messrs. SPRAGuE Co., south east
corner of Vine and Fourth-streets are prepared Ia
furnish any amount Of Clothing at prices unprece-
dented
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

90 DR. GEORGE BARBERs INSTANTANEOUS Re-
FROM ALL PAIS.-It gives relief from all pain.
Neuralgia it removes in five minutes; Rheumatism
cured in every instance; Headache in three minutes
Earache in short time; Toothache instantly Back
ache, Lumbago, Collie, Cramp, spasms, Pain in the
Chest, Premonitory Symptoms of Consumption,
Throat Disease Bronchitis, Coughs; for sprains it
has equal for Bruises 1t is infallible 1t gives
relief by subduing Inflammation, and causes none
where 1t is applied. In this respect it differs from
all other painkillers. No opium or other narcotic
is used in its composition, and it is harmless in all
cases when used as directed.
In this medicine, the principal ingredient is from
plant which l discovered ten years since, while
travelling in the wilds Of Africa. Rest assured
reader that it cures all kinds Of pains. This is what
II is prepared for not to diseases 1t acts like
charm in spinal complaints, by bathing the spine
freely at night. In cases of neuralgia it must
be used on the spine also For Cramp, Collie, Pains
in the Bowels, Inflammation Of the Bowels Diar
rhea, Cholera -morbus, &C., it can be taken inter-
naily. 1t never fails in these complaints.
JOHN d. PARK,
n. Z. corner Fourth and Walnut,
mA26-dweod General Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

p5- Old Pictures copied at APPLICANTS new Ga
lery, corner of Fifth and Main-streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

BB- APPLICANTS new Gallery, corner Of Fiji
and Main. Pictures in cases for 20 cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
HOME INTEREST.

pB- A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, waches and Jewelry,
Nos 3i3 and 27J Western-row.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

Qn BRLS, SMALL WHITE BEANS; 40
~ oFi' ana GiEE, 2fSf PrIfS HSAGg ASGgls&i KRoELL, 5f
ma28-d Jdi 30 nHii Gs fuf No. ~ Main-stree "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

nia26-dweod
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
Public Meeting in North Fork Township
 Pope County,

Pursuant to previous notice, dem mocratic meeting was held in North Fork township, Pope county, Arkansas, on the 10th day of February, 1860; James Brown was cal led to the chair, and C. D. Edwards ap- pointed secretary. On motion the chair appointed committee of four, consisting of w. $. Satterfeld, Andrew Wallace. F. M Hutson and w. s. Brown, to draft re- solutions expressive of the sense of this meeting; who, after a short absence, return ed the following preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted WHEREAS Political affairs arc assuming fright ful shape and presenting fearful appearance, in dicatng, in unmistakable terms, a certain and i'm. mediate overthrow of this government, if not spee- dily arrested, by some potent power; and whereas believing that self protection is one of our first in- herent rights; therefore
 Resolued That considering the unsettled state of our country under the repeated northern agcres- sions upon southern rights, we deem it expedient and approve the policy of Gov. Conway in reorgan- izing the militia of Arkansas
 Resofred, That Y. B. Shepard is our first choice for Representative, and that J. $. Bowden is our second choice
 Rcsoued, That Roof H. Howell is our first, se- cond and only choice for Clerk, and our delegates be and hereby instructed cast the vote of our township in the county convention according to the last two resolutions.
 l Resolred, That J. L. Linton is our only choice for Sheriff, and Hon. N. D. Shinn our choice for | Cuunty and Probate Judge.
 | Resolred, That Wiley Hills be our choice foI | Int Imp Commissioner, and Wm. Stuart our first choice for Common School Commissioners, and Richard Hern our second choice; and that Joseph
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-14
Democratic Meeting in Drew County.
MONTICELLO, ARK. ]
 March 5th, 1860. {

March oth, lSOO.I
 Pursuant to a call which was published in the Sage of Monticello, quite a number of the democracy of Drew assembled in the court house.
 The meeting was organized, by calling Dr. J. \. Semons to the chair, and R. R. Brice was requested to act as secretary.
 The object of the meeting was then sta ted by the chair, when Dr. Besselieu offer ed the following resolution:
 ReSolted, That Thos M Wilmington, R. R. Brice and Jas $. Jordan, be ap- pointed as delegates to the Philadelphia convention; and that they be instructed to cast their votes for F. w. Can't as the first choice of this county for Congress. An amendment was then offered by w. T. Wells, Esq, to strike out the name of F.. w. Can't, and insert that of Thompson B. Flournoy, which amendment was lost, and the resolution of Dr. Bessellieu conse- qucntly stood adopted.
 Then on motion of w. T. Wells Esq, Thompson E. Flounoy was declared our second choice for Congress-
 The resolution as amended, was then put to tie House and adopted. E. w. Can't being first choice, and T. B. Flour nov, second choice.
 R R. Brice then offered the following resolution:
 ReSoiced, That ten delegates be appoint ed by the chair, to attend the State con vention, and that they be and are hereby instructed 10 cast their vote for Hon. T. Fletcher for Governor An amendment was then offered by J. Smile Montgomery, to strike out the name of Fletcher, and in sert that of Judge Gould; amendment adopted.
 On motion of R. R. Brice, Hon. Thos. Fletcher was declared our second choice.
 The resolution as amended, was then adopted, Judge Gould being first choice and Hon. Thos. Fletcher, second choice of Drew county, for Governer.
 The chair, in accordance with the above, announced Jas $. Jordan, Dr. $. E. Cole, Col l.. II. Bclser, Col J. S. Montgomery, Dr. T. C. IIudspeth, Judge w. II. Wells, T. M. Wilmington, Jas A. Jackson, w. F. Slemons, and Thos B. Holderncss, del egates to the State convention
 Dr. T. G. Hudspeth then moved, that our delegates to the State convention, in sist on the instruction of our delegates to the Charleston convention, for Hon. Jeff Davis as our first choice for President, and for Daniel $. Dickinson, as our first choice for Vice President
 On motion, the Vice President Brecken- ridge, was declared second choice for the Presidency.
 On motion, the Presidents of the State and Philadelphia Conventions, were author ized to cast the vote of this county in ac- cordance with the above resolutions, in case our delegates fail to attend said conventions.
 Some discussion then took place on a motion in reference to sending delegates to the convention at Hamburg, for the pur- pose of nominating State Senator for this district but no final action was ta- ken-no delegates appointed.
 The meeting then adjourned sine de.
 J. \. SLEMON, Chairman.
 R. R. BRYCE, Secretary.