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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
HOPE STEAM WORKS.
FRONT STREET. BATON ROUGE. La

DEsT SAINT LOUIS flour always ready. 60
ID barrels arrived last night. fresh from the
Mil. per steamer City Of Memphis. Those who
are good judges, dFFcult 10 please, and want the
best, Flour, Brah, Oats, Creole Corn, slesl, Cop
per Distilled whisky and steam Refined Molasses.
will keep coming 90 10 me. notwithstanding the
Inducements ofere elsewhere. co Barrels Of
whist In Store, worthy Of the notice ~ traders
augb THOMAS nYHNE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
sADDLERy AND HARNESS.
L. GOYAuN.

Third street. t,eson Rouge. L".
xNTuuLp respectfully inform his friends aud
w the public generally, that he has nov on
hand-iust receivei-a vary superior stock 81
RAppIER-=Msn's, Boys and Lady's. Carriage.
pusay, Cart, Dray aud waEen Harness Nslisss,
Carpet bags, hridls nitts, Hiifrups. Spurs asd
Whips Traces, flames aud bllnd-pfldles,
Also
A large stock ofmsterisls, for making. mend
lag and repairing.
90 Orders from the country solicited aud
premptly filled at the lowest cash prices.
novk-y L. uoyAuN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
posi- AUoERs.

tNDfspEe AnLE Labor saving Machine fns
n Planters. 20 bore and inch hules, n, sale
AZ bAHuUtER q bANuuEs.
June N, Cor, Lafsyetts e Fietiaa ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

nfntiaiis. Axes. medium and heavy Corn
shelters and Rosd sstapefi, straw Cutters
and liar knivss, Ames Bowlana's Hpaips snl
Hhsvels, IIpss, Socket spaiesand liat loies,bnsi,
s,a u,sio Rsrthss. EiesAs. afain Cradles,
Hpsathis n,iat Hooks aud Twig Cutters, Border
shears aud uafien rfoweils, Steel Point Wedges.
fspes. ps, log, back and trace ehsins. Hind hri-
dies, ueilats and iiauies Cart Saddles and hrepch
ing Crescent and pit saws, uarden Engines. Cur
~ Combs aud ell the either inpletnen ,s gepefslly
used, TO be had a. the Agricultural establishment
~ -
msyT bAnuutFH \ LANoUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
uouIua nrAouturs. Auarps 40.

VuBr RBCHivEps Few licflng Machines. With
81 three steel Auaers, Patent Anger nits, assort.
oil sises, Pest Augers ana 10 inches. .
msyi5 LACQUER a bANouE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
p,s.,,,. Garbage.

IuHr received per ship ilptl.sn, 10 uciis erass
j Rope, assorted, ffom n Clothes Line 10 Steam
bsst's Gable az bARtuiEn ~ LANpuE'A
ost2p Hardware Establishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
CAN'T A. WAGON HARNESS.

A pubL assertmant ~ Collars, iismes, nlin'
~ Brides. Cart pfeeehins. Cart Saddles. " sacl
Harness, Trace Oh sihH, etc. which we eHet =
moderate prices. ...-.. ..........
Janis LANuUlER bsNoohs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
FANCY HATS AND CAPS
FOR SMALL CHILDREN

A n ARTICLE that heretofore could not be
~ found at all, outside OF New Orleans, can
now be had in all colors, shapes and prices at my
Store among them, some very handsome Riding
Hats and Misses Flat Hats new article for fall
and Winter, also some very beautiful Embroider'
ed Merino Hats for infants.
sepl W. d. PHlLLlPs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
PEAC0dK PLOWs.
ron ENGiNEEs, ARCHITECTS
AND STUDENTS.

NM 7 ITFTIF
I HAVE just received few Drawing In
j struments. which will coll at q small
advance Of cost price.
nov9 TlIEO. GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
CIoTU a VELVET CLOAKs.

4 HAVE Just received another assortment Of
L Cloaks, Talmas aud Busters, alao a large lot
for Misses and Children. am now prepared TO
show these goods 10 advantage, having htted up
my Clothing room fer that purpose.
sep2I w. ID. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
WANTED.

DEFswAx aud Honey. for which we will pay
.nssa, v. uEupF a co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
CLOTH CLOAKs.

WE HAVE just received from New
w York, fine supply of Black Cloth
Cloats and Mautillas. Az our usual low
prices. PHIL'A CASH STORE,
octl. Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07

SILKS.

OUCH As Moirc Antique, Flounced, sc,
- just received aud for sale NJ
decd N. o. CHEAP STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
Southern Land OHire.

I HAVE customers in Missouri Kentucky
j Virginia and North Carolina, for i'm
proved and unimproVed Cotton Lands, at
fair prices.
State Land entered for a.small Commits
sion. City Property sold, rented, or OK
changed by Jos. C0JToa, Southern Land
Agent, and Real Estate Broker, No. 8
PiEss, Row. Office hours frem . until
o'clock. jan14.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE ATTACHMEN T.

A tor 81 tae above Mills. vithuut doubt NE
~ hest Article ~ the kind befote the public. "
u simple IN construction, easily adjusted tog'ind
ruarse ~ hnp aud not liable IN get uut ~ vraet
Grind aud slns nhs busifel ~ cuin pet hour. IN
set the vptr thing where Touring ihills are q y
aud fat hetwpsa--iot sale At $3.50.
mars tAHauiEh HLANouHE.
Corner Lafayette and Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
l. RGUtER h NOU u

AxESi IGSil
pn DOZEN uhsppne Asses Of uullins, BRUTE and
~ either gypd makers Light. medium, heavy
And sxtts heavy. always on hand ~ the Hardware
establishment ~ bAHquiEH 6LANouH.
mara Uernet Lafayette aud FLORIDA SITS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
1IAYi HAY

Inn BALES Of very choice Hay. Just stored
IOO and fpr sale BY
janii JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
CUTLER
CASTIRoN PLANTATION BELLS.

nNE DOZ assorted east iron plantation bells,
~ weighing from 10 to 300 lbs. new article.
sounds we'll, for sale low At
augi6 LACQUER h LANoUE'S,
Corner Lafayette aud Florida SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
THE DAILY GAZETTE Il COMET,
by GEO. A. PIKE.
Published every Morning (iichdss exeepisd)

DAILY (Ytn assun) 40 %
wEEkEY - /" in advance, 90
ifnot paid within 9 ino. 90
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
HULK SHOULDERS

+ ARD OIL. new Lard. Cheese. Butter, Butter
IL Biscuit 300 Bags choice Potatoes, 300 Bush
els White Beans 20 kegs Pigs Feet: roo pounds
Dried Apples. BEAb q PATTERSON,
dsclS Fiat Boat Landing.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
NEW DRUG ST0R \ .

COURT HOUSE sQUABE,
Corner ~. Ferdinand .nd Afsie. streets.
BATON ROUGE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
THE CROSSE TETE MILLS

on Crosse Tste Gay, ars also at work, where orders
for lumber will be filed on the above terms
junsI, 1868 FREDERICK AkBOUR. ss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-07
Western Produce at the Landing
BIsCUITsi BIsCUITsif
LUMBERi LUMBER u

NED, would psctfully inforrp
i his friends and the public, that his steam
fnll blast, with good supply Of timber aud ready
10 Oh any and all Orders--for CASH.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
CONVICTION NEWS.

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A man named Jacob
Kraut was held to bail in the sum of $500
by judge Maltas, day before yesterday, for
his appearance ut the next term of the
Circuit Court, on charge of shooting a man
named McCloud, with intent to kill. McCloud
was committing depredations upon Mr..
Kraut's vegetable garden. The wounds
given are not serious.
BREACH OF THE PEACE AT THE RAILROAD
ELECTIoN-HEAvY PENALTY INFLICTED
Three men, John Groover, Peter Eichen-
laub, and Joseph Maxwell, were fined S. and
costs each, by Mayor Foley, yesterday, for
assaulting man named Henry Myers, at the
Sixth Ward polls, last Saturday. Myers was
in favor of the railroad and bridge PROPOSE
ton, and took an active part in electioneer-
ing for the measure, which was regarded as
an offense so heinous by the three above
named individuals that they determined to
drive him from the polls. The Mayor, in
giving his decision, eulogized the elective
franchise as the most sacred right of an
American citizen, and its violation an offense
deserving the severest punishment; and we
believe the people will fully concur with
him.
CRY CoUNcIL-PRocEEDINGs YESTERDAY
AFTERSooN.-The Council met at the usual
hour yesterday afternoon, President Goodson
IN tne Cnalr. Inc minutes OF tue previous
evening were read and approved.
Mr.. Vanzandt, newly elected member from
the Seventh Ward appeared, was sworn in,
and took his seat,
Mr.. Menzies presented petition numer-
ously signed, asking Council to refrain from
granting any more licenses for the sale OF
ardent spirits during the present year. Re-
ceived and filed.
After transacting some other unimportant
business, the Council adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this port was still de-
cining yesterday having receded during the twenty
four hours ending last evening about fifteen inches
leaving a channel-depth between here and Louis.
Vile Of less than ten feet. The water was falling
slowly last night, but if it continue to recede
at the rate it has been recedng for the past three
days, the larger boats will experience diicuty in
navigation.
The river at Pittsburg yesterday was stationary,
with ye feet six inches and we do not look for much
The weather yesterday was unseasonably cool and
quite elouSy but pleasant with few spray like
Temperature rather contradicted thom wv ''''
than on Wednesday fewer steamers and less freight
being there The few b9ats taking csrgoes were
receiving E very slowly Rates of freight remained
Piasbsro. Cotton, 7Oc.; Molasses, CSC; Whisky,
4oc; Flour ~ 2oE Pork and Lard, a'c Pound Freights
Ndsfvths- Whisky, per brl., 7sc.; Cioyer-seed, eoc
Ale, 60c Flour oOc; Pound Freights 3O@a5c. per 100
81. Louis.-Heayy Pound Freights, 25c per lOO
lbs; whisky and Oil, &C. per barre Stoves, 2Sc.i
3 EssSssils @ WHISKY and Oil, Soc per barrel.
0Ss,So;.%hisky W. SKY M and OH Soc per barrel Pound
Nss and OF! soc Flour sOs PO-
SOC; and other Pound Freights, sOs5c per 100 lbs
keg Lard, lsc.i Horses $40 per head Machinery 50
Tuesdays Memphis papers say:
:, nv aatni oppoe..o .is Pynt ~ noM
rising Slowly; the swell does not exceed three inches
10 % twehay thy yfso S H. @ S We learn
@ o .v oSe,s "t % -, so o. pi 81 Ie - sns, VIII.
inches thence 10 iitfle Rock White and Iitfle Rad
rivers are both receding slowly The ofcers Of the
No. ST. Francis report that stream declining slowly
with three feet water In the channel To Ambrose
Landing 10 '-''.-'T
Tuesdays New Orleans Della informs us:
A-,,., - -, ,,,u-.. - t.t
hIrivais , naSe Deeh % numeIous, ana Doln ianqings
nels boeSe ssemad Po he yerv :ac;a
hess, h0Wever, seeneu 70 DC sSry SLACK, especiaig
neioM rom hed hiver We nake noi
the montb M tbe s6ape of huge and. .bars sre day
incresng IN Hnehsiohs anu niost o. .ne n9aIs Ho-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
NEWPORT NEWS.

The CINCINNATI BELLE.-It is the intention
of the proprietors Of the ferry-boat Cincinnati
Belle to furnish her with entire new boilers
and for this purpose she is now lying up at
the wharf below the ferry landing.
POLICE MATTERs.-A soldier, named Rich
ard Britt, was fined So and costs, yesterday
for disorderly conduct by Esquire Payne,
who is acting in place of Mayor Hawkins,
absent from the city.
TAyLoR-sTREET NJ. E. CHURCH, SouTH. -
Religious services in this church will be re-
sumed on Sabbath next. The Sabbath.
school room is one of the largest, most ad-
mirably arranged, and neatly finished rooms
of the kind we have ever seen. All the ser.
vices of the church will he conducted in il
till the audience room is completed. The
Sabbath-school will meet at 9 o'clock
preaching at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and in the
evening at 7H o'clock. . ... t.rAr.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
.AMUsErIENTs.

Woon's THrArKR The drama of The Heart
Of ne Afid Bofhia1, drew quite fair audience 70
Woods last night and the performance puwed on
very aereeabb Ihe imperacnauon iot 'sennis
Deans by Annette lnce was excellent probably the
best asa whole with which che has yet favored u.s.
IL VIII be repeated this evening, and we earnestly
advise all the loyers OF scotts admirable story to
Of "FfSs Dssrs ou,ts" vail ana ,he NAV 4,
rendered IN a very oreditable manner.
e,.- . -. =, =. .,
SAlIh q NiAon % ALb---ihh Oohohhr LAST
Niuhr'-rhe complimentary concert to Mrs. Narian
audience Tho f.,r h...s.s.;r .sns ,h, .o, ,;,,,,s
as we predicted she would, in excellSnt taste-in.
deed we have seldom heard Il rendered better in N
concert room and her performauccI draw down not
only n most enthusiasts encore hut a perfec, ava
lapnhe of fo,ors
The stage had been fitted nm for tho occasion in
voiced singer ran about TO pick up tho bouquets
@ .na. mao % Deen ,nI1wn ner, un,il ner pretty hAnds
were tired, and she, apparently, deiciously bewil-
ogrSu pS I.,,, ny snolr ,sasrenoe, a,lo
"a. psnnreuther the pianist and Prof sOisc, Tho
sS,ueu II - = oOmpiilnens- nesr'y received,
have heard during the seSson % and , woSS
noated. draw ouite as lsrg Ana fssh,on.hls an az.
II
dence. 10
~ LL9 .TfItlt4.. .Jtf
| NATIONAL IHEATBR.-A complimentary
concert To take nlace to.rorro,v .vsnino M an
| sy',o', ~, -'.1E E-s .fO'V" etenins' az '"e
| National Theater, has been rendered Mr.. Thomas
Cook, the leader of the orchestra. number Of
| an,a,eura have vol,nAeorod thoi, sor,to.. - a.
"","'oo ""'' 'V'ui'eei0u '"eH scrNVes' anu the
entertainment promises to be one of considerable in
| terest. iHais t .I-f'Y d .tI .t'fI
|
GRAND PATRIOTIC MOyEMENT-TpE Han
| -. n,....,..-.- ,,,
| hisoN moNuhENr.-We uhuerstand that an enter
tainment for the benefit of the proposed monument
10 GeneraI Harraon will be oivon a, xVoo1,a m ~ -.
| ~ ~~ ~~ va" w s''" " "oou hhe'tsI
| ~ =,
| IHE ROMANCE OF FOOR YOUNG MAN
Rrpty To WA An otn Carrie n-Tbe s,lIo,yin, oor,-
| munioation came IN us anonvmousI, but bay;ro
been made acquainted with the name Of the writer
we embrace the earliest Opportunity to Law n bcfor,
| our readers:
To the Musear aud Dramatic Editor of tIs ruo;,ro,
Press-DEAR SIR ;-Haying noticed Communication
"a ~ M s Ti. ~ iue d1tn Ist' oyer the signature
an estimabe lady and an excellent actress ask In
| use Of your columns to reply.
,pondnnt on hwat,r rEo sS vn youI
protest against such Illogical criticism as that OF
| the rendltion ot Maguerite, IN The Romance Of I
critic shov,d know bettr than \, ndnng an m M Ht
standard in crticsing the actress the novel rather
tHeh d the R,ay hls quarrel should be with Messrs
The actress formed her concepton of The characte
from the play which was supplied her, and her per
tb Nal @ bi ~ IuuSea % sne,eoh, ana not npoI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

The STREET RAILWAY EXCITEMENT IN THE
WEST END MEETING LAST NIGHT.-Abou
five hundred persons met last night at the
corner of Eighth and .Freeman-streets to
take into consideration the proposed repeal
of the per capita tax. George George was
called to the chair, and Theodore Marsh ap-
pointed Secretary.
Several addresses were delivered by differ
ent persons, after which the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
passed, when the meeting adjourned. John
Rawlings, George George and Valentine
Mentel were appointed committee on sub
scription. The following are the resolutions
WHEREAS, In consequence of the unwarranted and
meeting called BY the citizens Of the West End op-
posed to he Tepea Of the and CON
panes, held last Tuesday evening, at this place
we, the citizens Of the said portion OF the city and
the Sixteenth Ward in particular, deem it necessary
and our duty honest citizens, to have fair ex-
preston Of this matter uninterruptedly, and
WHEREAS We see no good reason TO change our
views expressed In resolution Of Tuesday evening,
and we still indorse the same.
Resotred That our representatives in Council bo
and are hereby instructed to vote against any mod-
caton Of the present contract of the different street
railways wi the city 80 far as relates TO the per
coptta and bowldering provisions.
Resotped That Committee Of three be appointed
to solicit subscriptions to fund for the purpose Of
testing the legality Of the power Of tho City Council
Street. Railroad purposes.
Resolved, That while we sympathize with and arc
enterprise to promote their own welfare or the pub
lie good we are violently opposed 70 adyenturers
N XXI eu p@es iS5 Snen m e
Resolred That we as honest law abiding citizens,
believe that all persons have the right to peaceab
struot their representatives. and while we are viii
ling TO award that right to all Others we are deter
hazards,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
lBy telegraph
New York Market.

New YoRK, May 3l.-Ashes steady: sales
Of 20 brls at 50 81 for Pots, and s5 70 for Pearls
The Flour market opened opiet and closed rather
s. zoos 50 for snperfne State; s 1905 % for extra
ssree 1sTg sooa % Inca aHS and @
IS for common to medium extra Westerni IS 9o@6
Ds da anS tsndns canadian 2nT FOSr IN
better request ct trfe more money! sales Of 400
steady: small sales - AZ IS sC1 % fCr common Ito fo
choice superfine. Corn Meal quiet and without
Whisky steady and unchanged: sales $50 brls. at
Wheat opened dull, and closed l@2c better for
TSs With RTsty good export 2 demand sales
Southern at 81 30, and 200 do. white Kentucky at
o,,ss y "a S RSe aget at Sie 700 6HsoIs were
and nominally hanged. Corn less sought after for
export and market heavier and easier; sales q 900
ern, closing heavy At inside price, for East
grn DO, and soc. for small parcels ehoice white
for Western, Canadian and State -. - -
for new mess and 81 aS Tor cd do o thin
mess Sl9 for clear SIS 50 for new prince and S2 90
Sass 81 ssss S @ sCbSSns b 81. 20 s county s %
sos 80 for country mess; 81 5Qql0 so for repacked
saS 81 @ Fl Meat ssFG STRi m9as
rate demand. ssIes ~ paeassss s A. Ss9e cr Hsms,
Lard firms sales 525 brls. at IlH@II9tc., and 300
kegs at l29Sc. Butter quiet, and unchanged, at 10
@l7c. for Ohio, and ll@20c,i for. State, Cheese
steady at 7@Hc The oferinga Of Coffee At euction
this morning, eonprised s,o2s bags Rio, y which
Averaging l3Sc.; immediately eier the sale 800 bags
were withdrawn, and sold az l2sc. Of tho other de-
l5xc,, and 100 pockets East India lsbc, At private
we learn Of sales u $50 bags Maracaibo at 13Atd
l34c., and S5 bags stained Ban Domingo at l2ssc.,
cash, Sugar dull but unchansed sales of 800 hhds-
q SSs o Ss tr4s stssr da Ss I'S Scs s
| Moasses Unchanged; sales Of 90 hhds. New Orleans
| at Soc, and 20 hhds. Porto Rico at Ssc. s ysf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
LEGAL.
STAE@E @ OF x 9FFIso, = ( IN HIiAAMMIIToN n COUNT, Z

T1NTMEn 1NMn9 9F p{H1s 4HH1Is9i H1fAItT0E C0yNTX
SS6. ).Henry Evans, Cornelius VR. Goodyear, James
FreelaDd and james Dunlap, executors Of the last
Sheldon, widow Of the said Henry Sheldon, deceased,
and Edward A.. Shelden and Sarah Sheldon, his
wife, and yirgns Sheldon, heirs and deyisees Of said
% Winters n and and Jonathan f. Winters, partners as v.
sas IF tho & Day o sg s
their petition in the Court Of Common Pleas of Ham
ion County, Ohio against all Of said parties above
ting forth: That said Henry Sheldon, deceased, did,
in his lifetime execute TO one Jonathan Harshman
Winters a note for $3.50 ss' dated January q,
same until the amount, with accumulated Interest,
that 70 secure said note said Henry shelden
mortgaee on said january 25 1855, to said Harsh:
3H f6. sSe e ana Sa S1
of Ohio, to-wlt: lots numbered nineteen C9) and
twenty (2O) on plat Of subdivision made by Com
heirs Of William Barr DECEASED Of what was COM
monty called the Lick Run Farm, In section twenty
five (25l town three 49, and range two (2) In the
each Of said lots containing five (5 acres strict meas
ure, alsO the south half OF lot numbered eighteen
(Is,) as laid down on said plat containing two and
half (2) acres, strict measure that said mortgage
wac assigned and transferred by said Harshman a
Winters to said plaintiffs; that said Henry Sheldon
qualed to administer his estate, and that he left
said widows and heirs. That said petition contains
prayer that Judgment may be rendered against said
executors for said Of money, and that the same
be levied out Of the goods and chattels TO be admin
stered In the hands Of said executors; also for sale
other s proper relief Said eehdsnts @ are notsd {
appear and answer the said petition on the third
Saturday eftcr the l4ih day Of July 1880, or judg
ment will be taken according to said prayer. q
]. A. JORDAN, Attorneys Tor PiAintitl''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

ENGLISH BRUTALITY AND CRUELTY EXPOSED.
The brutality of American masters at sea has
furnished English journalists with prolific
theme for at least dozen years. That occa-
sional instances Of maltreatment may be met
with on American vessels, we admit but that
such an unmitigated piece of brutality as the
Aylesbury NeVs chronicles as having Just
been displayed in England, would have been
tolerated any where upon American soil, we
doubt An offending member of an artillery
company, which was ordered from North
ampton TO Aldershot, by way of punish
ment, was tied to gun-carriage, and as he
was either unable or too obstinate to walk,
he was dragged out of town as far as Tinge-
wick-Road Bridge, and only released from
the wheels of the gun-carriage when it was
found that he was on the verge of strangula-
ton, black in the face, and blood gushing in
torrents from his nose and mouth. Without
claiming for our people any superfiuous ten
derness of feeling, we will yet venture to as
sert that no artiller y company would dare,
if disposed, to drag a man at the tail of a
gun through the streets of town in the
heart of a thickly settled country. s,,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

PROCEEDINGS oFTHE County COMMISSIONERS.
At the regular diurnal session Of the County
ditor was Instructed to advertise for ". sealed &
proposals, until Saturday, June 90, for build
ing and repairing the following bridges:
Repairing bridge over Dry Fork, on White
water, near Whitewater Canal.
New bridge over Pig Run, near B. Symer-
sons, in Crosby Township.
New bridge on State-road, two miles be-
low Miamitown, on road leading to Elizabeth
town. I.. .t s
New bridge over Miami Canal, near Luna
tic Asylum at Carthage, on Cook-road.
No other business was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
LAW REPoRT.-
SUPERIOR COURT.

MoTToNs TO D1ssoIvt ATTAcBStES, =
Judge Hoadley disposed Of this notion
holding that the law would not permit a
debtor TO put his property out Of his hands,
and take nothing but the notes Of an ire
sponsible purchaser, on long or unusual terms
Of credit. Motion to dissolve attachment
overruled. fE Nl ...L
N. Cheron Us the same. This was u SINH
lar case, in which, also, the motion to dissolve
attachment was refused.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
a DnIINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF REAL

RAshRtt lF ns y SALE AZ OF NJ A a..
bate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, will offer at
public sale, on the premises n said county on
the following real estate Of WLIAa HALL, deceased
TO wit: All that piece or parcel Of land lying In
Hamilton County, p being Rsft & oi % SeGton rn 20 dS%n
and part Of the Northeast quarter Of said sect9ni
beginning at the South-west corner OF said HALLS
with his line forty poles; thence weet with yoness
line eight poles thence South, parallel with the first
the place OF beginning two acres OF land
strict measirei being the same land conveyed %
wife, By deed, bearing date March Z, 1859. Va.
TO be sold subject 20 the widows dover OF ~ per
Terms OF sale-- -0ne-third cash In handj the 70,
mainder IA equal sums Ut six and twelve months,
mortgage On tho promises. n JESSE NILES,
myI5-dW Administrator of VIM. Hall, decd.