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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-28
.nnNEFARY And OOMMRNUIAE.



The Financial week opened ven more
quietly yesterday than IL has for some time
previous, and the bankers generally COM
pisintd ~ the prevailing dizziness. Currency
remained rather close al most Of the houses
but still there was sufficient to transact all
the business Of the street; aud some bsnkers
were essier than at the close Of the past week.
Eastern Exchange was quite dull at
4 premium, and some dealers would not
even give par for Checks, though others paid
& and some times 4 TO their customers.
Baltimore Exchange generally sold at Y
premium.
For Gold there was very little request at
q premium; the buying rate not being over
k@1-rsrely the latter.
The Kentucky Banks were somewhat bet
ter than on Saturday; ruling at ~ discount
except the Northern Bank Of Kentucky, and
sometimes the Bank Of Kentucky, which
were taken at 2 discount.
Uncufrent Funds were quoted as follows
at the close Of Bank hours yesterday:
New Orleans, 5@7; North Carolina, 400
(Wbeeling City6 Is; Wheeling Branches,
l5@ls; other solvent Virginia 20@25; Mis-.
souri,, l5@lT; Iowa, colo; Wisconsin (solvent)
20; Wisconsin (discreditedl 65@70 Lii.
nois (solventl 30950; Illinois (discreditedl
65@79r Maryland (interiorl 10; Tennessee
Told Banksl 20; Tennessee free Banks),
2G@25; Michigan and Canada, 3 Alabama,
90 South Carolina and Georgia, 80 discount.
Our rates for Exchange and Gold in Ohio
- Tl-. tt .r.
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THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE
ooMPOUKDED FROM
Cherokee Cure!

A yNFAEkEEENG RsEWSEDY ZOE HS, sEM-
tmpotency. Lots Of Power, Pains In tie BAsk Stone
r lhe Bladder, Obstructed and Dificult Msnstrua-
path Of nature, and ipdulgtng n self pollution
sbsrgs ~ : tes use e ms ;hs sO1Ee SS"a Si y i@ sISS of v Gis.
GRAFTON are speedily cured aud fua vigor restored
~ Either sex contemplating marIiage should
EIgtlsct that a soSnd, mind sns Pody are necessary
HasSJn the sCheroRees Uufe,r tie poor, dsbii-
itpted, worn; down and despAirns devetee ofsensual
scr The Mstless, en~srvaied youth. the over. worn
man Of business, the victim Of nervous Depression,
i RSm iP 9sS %ssHn sSss u q fES Es56iSEssi A dss Viii aG GE
q thiss TSSf 'iS6IH kEMTp ~
tuition until they think themselyei beyond4be reach
s1medicsl Sia, Ns you'd ssy y
Ynn, Aztec ALL Q6HoK Do6foRs HIVE
J &c u deals with disease as it sEists, not only
Vpon Which it depends, but il rebaildS tho broken
oonsuhul ~, carT{ ing life AID health through every
go TlS" thsfoEee Gtite " Is put 10 I'd highly
feIsenl5sifd loIm ths ddess oal5 eeiyg ir,@ one
astis E.ieiy fsiis 70 eject a Psfaa5snt cure. NO
Hssss9 I, Y l ISss IA f bisassp gs sS haze haze 4 b ist0 fmmo.
PoIsoNs s, but Is prepared from pure vegetable ex-
tTsets 10 the form Of a delicious sYru2.
drug store In the couniry ! or write 70 ,thi .propTi-
stois. who viii mail, fRsE, 70 any Sns ds4iiae the
RN Price &. per bottle, or three bottles for IS,
W Sod By ii IssSSStabis dTasgiststsS where.
POTTER a. MERwIN, Proiriotors,
ST. LOUIS. AIssOURI.
JOHN o. PARE, Agent,
Eourfb and Waiauk-sta
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kRALRp PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RI
- CEIYBD at the Office of the Sp aaiaI Road VIII
lsge lat b Fowler's. Walnut Hills), until three
O'Clock on the twelfth day of June, 1861, for grad
pet-avenue. 7itt ..ts
Bidders will bid by the cubic yard. M
All bids to be accompanied by surety.
ny25.j s. W. IRWIN, Clerk.
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HAMILTON COMlIOH. PLEAS no.
HI 81 ,372-- Budget a.. FeTgnrson 81. William For.
cursor -Diyoree. tbs defendant is hereby potuasd
I4th DECEMBER last, wh6refnt she charges the said
defendant With saelter{, and Pr45s 70 be divorced
costs that unless he appear on or before the 6th
day Of JuTe, 1851, ard plead, answer or demnr
thereto, the same will oe heard In his ahsouce, aud
q decree taken az abexe Atased.
S. Y. Black pkIpGEEA fERGURsoHi
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TT0BF STATE or OHIO, HAMILTON
stiM MlSao = SS .Ga Rs.6yI Sye 8, plaintiff hdT + N e, Thomas "a.
ceased, and John Maddox, William, MADDOX, Mar;
tina Maddox, Marion Maddox, Della Maddox a9d
dox, deceased, defendants.
Tbs said defendants ere hereby Rotihed that on
filed his petition IL said COurt which is sttil pend
R III iAsHs &ill ss' ass .g .Rs5 o p ~ sso 2S Il t e T faiyI6;w ait3;
d De- Ct bed p PRE- being within cbnt the G% % linn
ant State Of Ohio, viz:
Bogp de ,s S9 M 5hs east linz and limited By q lot
and exteIdipg back yestyardly seventy thres dSl
feet, one half The depth Of q lot, conveSed TO said
Herman Cape bounded on the north by a. BRICK
warehouse, ibclote ed by said Miller; bounded on the
Being g parts { ~ lots sliS N Ssa s S9 apS q, in sG the si saSS TiGsSG;
Of the Bank Of the United States, said lot beiRg Sit
tween Hunt and Court Streets in said city of Gin;
S SaIhns ~ Nae salg a a d i hasin th Ste on ls ssid iH sos sh0C as sa .of
May, ls+3, said Miller demised the same with priv;
fourteen years, and said lease providing that within
two years from said 10Th day Of May. 1913, the sad
Dennis should erect thoreona brick building that
If raid Dennis should not elect TO purchase said re-
yersion and fee simple, the gsid Miller TO pay for
said premises and within two years from said 10Th
of Mey, lsS3, pursuant to the terms of said lease,
f the year 2 ISL S5iI ssi sN ~ ana e 6u ieiG Rl sRS III s sGs' s 81
tate, right, title aud equity OF said demise, became
that said Miller has departed this life; that in pro:
eeedings in partitions among the deviserb Of said
Miller, Baid lot Of ground was set off and GpRrted 10
| Louise Este, wife of David X. Este, and Della Md
dox, dtceaSed, formerly wife OF Thomas II MaddIx,.
subject to the terms Of said lease that bef,re the
expiration of said lei m OF fourteen years, and prior
to April 1. 1857, plaintiff being the owner OF said
term and contract, elected to become the purchase
Of said Ieversioni ana fee simple; that BY a deed
from iaid 7. K. and L9uiss Este, plaintiff is the
!ses; that said Della Maddox has departed, this life
| ~lbtestate, leaving Thomas II Maddox, her hus-
band, and the other defendants above. named, her
legal Representatives,; that Naturalization has not
been taken OF the PERSONAL estate OF said Della Mad.
dOx, deceased that plaintiff has paid the Interest
| that has accrued on the One-half OF the purchases
money TO be paid to defendants; that plaintiff is IN
possessien Of and has made lasting Improvements
on said lot, andts now willing 10 pay DESCENDANTS
the remaining moiety Of purehase-money upon the
execution 70 him Of q e91yeyanee Of said one undir
| Vided ODe-half part of said premises aud demand
ing that the terms of said lease be specifically per-
formed. And the, said defendants are required 70
plead, answer or denur TO said petition on or before
the I'D day Of June, A, ID 1851, otherwise the prayer
ofsAid petitien VIII be granted I
April %, 1861. h. ~ ap25-frh
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oITY MNNTs,

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Az Germ. Notice IL hereby given that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city of Gin
H s,.hI.h ~ ~ ~ ~ Nv, liz - nj
street 10 Plum street.
To establish the grade Of Budd- street, from Carr
street TO Harriet. street
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stone, Budd-
street, from Carr.street 70 Harriet street.
To grade and pave, with limestone. Brownies
alley, from Central avenue west as far as the alley
is ten feet in width,
To grade and pave, with limestone, Browns.
alley nom the south. east end e the twenty.feet
20 1tiOB north as far as the grade is established.
In pursuance OF the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk iastruct-
I'd to give four veekB' notice OF the tendency Of the
same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement, to be filed ia writing
Will the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after tho eX-
%piTatiOn Of the time required for the publication OF
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
myi7.x GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
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CUPFRIOR OnURT On OINCINNATI,

SUPERIOR COURT OE CINCINNATI,
> HAMILTON CoUNTY-N No, lt7t0, Jason
Evans, Briggs Swift, Hugh w. Hughes and Wilson
i, Drake. partners, as Evans & 90 PLAINTIFF. vs.
Waship gtoh Butcher and Johu Butcher Butcher,
partners as Butcher Il Brother, defendants, Aud
Morris ow an, gArnishee The said DESCENDANTS,
BufeBef& Brother. are hereby notitisd that Oh the
ID day Of May, A. ID 1861. PLAINTIFF above named
hled their petition. in said Court. stating that on
the 2Tth day Of February d 1861, the said MOT
rs 0waD made 8 certain bill Of exchange for the
sum Of $4,000, at sky day. and Il dorsed and dl.
rected the same TO the said Butcher a Brother that
the same was duly accepted ~ the said Butcher d
Brother, and after ward for the beneht OF aatd
Butcher a Brother, discounted BY ~plaiftihs At their
the faid plaintiffs from said Butcher 4 Brother on
said draft, the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars, aud
f, msbt aeainAt said. Buteher for said sum Of Five
TbOHtah I'D Dollars. with interest. as Aforesaid And
p'ead, answer or oemur 70 said peti, ion on or befote
The "a day 90 June, A. ID 1851, other Wise ~JudgmeAt
will lie taken AGAINST them ~ demanded 10 said, Pc
itiol m. X. 4 W, TtLDEA, for PfaintiGj
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Tba STATE OR bHIa, HknIETON

1foUSTf, IS Scout 81 Common Pleas -Eiii.
abetL benedict W William Benedict EPetitloa for
Dive ref-lEo A,S42 THE said wnliam Bepedict, q
ot1L, mar" ~, ic the Stafe9f tHdiapa, ne'ihsd.
that Eiiza' 9Th Bsnedtct did 90 fhe 18th dag Of
May, A d 1851 he her Eetitiontl the noe ofthe-
ChTk Of said Court. Of Cqmmon Pleas within AID
FIR faid g. unity VI Hamiltrn aud State " Ohio,
charging the said William Benedict with hayias
beeL, Fld still cQetiln Bg H. he guilty Of gross ne
Rtct # drty an husbaDd. ~ plaintiu aud asking
That tle may be divoIcedlr m the said deten1aut,
which petition will stand for bearing at The next
term Of sAid CouIt E~LIzABETH BENEDfOr.
BY NJ h b w. Tides, Att'ys for Plaintiff
Cincinnati, May 10. le6L.- F my23 frh
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NOT1GE TOALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
IN tfce is hereby given, that there are
pending before the oits Council Of the city Of Gin
%oinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit;
To establish tho grade of street., from
John, street TO binn-stIeet.
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone, Long-al-
10y, from Orchard street 10 Liberty. street.
To grade. pave and repair with bowldcr-stoue,
Hatters'- alley. from Elm street to Plum.atrest r
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalks on
FindIay-street, from Central avenue to Elm street.
To grade and pave With brick, the sidewalk on
the north side of 0randin street, FROM Central
avenue to Plum-street
In pursuance Of the law said ordinances we're
twice read, laid on the table, and the CLERK in
OF the same. N''
The law REQUIRES all claims for damages that may
RccIu ne from said improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Ct
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir-
alton Of the time required for. the publication Ct
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
Sp26,dwI eEORGE M. CASEY, City Osrk
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NoTICk.TO. ALL. WHOM IT MAY

NUTICE-TO ALL W III OBJ 1T MAY
~ CONCERN.-Notice Is hereby given that there
are pending befors the City Council Of shs city Of
Cincinnati the following Ordinances, to wit:
To establish the grade Of e-btr8et,f from
street to Gest-street.
4 To establish the grade If Keown-alley, from Bay
miller street to a p1iLt two hundred aud thifty-hVe
feet west, ..- -Hg L
TIC establish the grade Of Browns. alley, from
Central. avenue to a point three hundred and
twenty eight feet west,
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordtnances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
Strncted TO give four weeks notice Of the pondency
OF the same. 20 L..l.L . rr
The law requires all claims for damages thai may
accrue fIom said Improvement to be Med In writing
With the city Clerk, aetting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the or.
piraiiOn Of the time required for the publication. OF
such notice, when the SAINT will be taken up for
anal action.
emyiO.x GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board Of City Inn
provemeHts until 9 o'clock A: NJ. Of TUESDAY,
June 9 lsel, fer repairing and keeping in good re-
pair, for the term Of ole year: .
Liberty street, from the west line of Yine.streot
to the east line Of Walnut. street
Baymiller- street, from the north limo OF Poplar
street to the south line of Liberty street. The con-
tractors to use new gravel.
BY order of the Board.
ms25-tt GE0RGE j. GUILFOBD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
. CEIVED at the Once of the Board of City Inn
proyements, until 9 o'clock A. NJ. of TUESDAY,
June 3, 1861, for building an iron road bridge over
the WhiteVaterO Canal, at John street: The bridge
TO he capable of hearing at least one tun per lineal
foot Bidders TO furnish their own plans and speci-
hcatlone..
BY order Of the Board.
myS5-tt GEORGE J. GUILFoRD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office of the Board OF City I'm
pIovements until o o'clock A. NJ. Of. TUESDAY,
June 3, 1861; for building q read bridge over the
Milan Canal, 81 Fourteenth street. The bridge to
be on eleSel with the banks Of the Canal. Bidders
to furnish their own plaDs and specifications.
p BY order Of the Board. lL
mJ25-tt 70 GEORGE J. GUILFOBD. Clerk.
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NOTICB 70 ALL WHOM III MAY coz,

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
" CHIN Notice is hereby given, that there is
pendinR before the City Council OF the city Of Uins
cinnati, the following Ordinance, to wit:
To change the width Of side walk on the west side
CT Race street. north of Twelfth street.
In pursuance Of the law, sad Ordinance was
twice read, laid on the table, aud the Clerk ia.
structed to give four weeks notice Of the %pendeocy
of the same.
accrue fTtm said improvement, to be filed In writing
with the City CLERK, Eetting forth the amount OF
dame geB claimed, within two weeks after the expiu.
alton Of the time required for |he publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
mys DIV GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
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Fridays New York Monetary affairs are
thus mentioned in SATURDAYS papers:

The Money market remains in every re-
Paper of very leading character 7@S per
cent, with but little excepting bankers
names offering. 1-J ElAf
g The Foreign Bill market Is inactive, and
the advanced rates demanded are not sus-
tanned. Sterling has been sold at 1881, up
to LOG, with but fe " transactions above 1851.
Parties who received gold by the Persia for
the purchase of Bills are holding off for lower
quotations.
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For tie tgeek. 1883. 1850. 1861.
Entered at the port...S 81, si6,157 S~f,T02,3f5 S55,95]
Thrown on market e" LsI4.T7 ~l,S3s,665 27O!s9f
Since January.
Entered ut the port. .S4I,5l3,2s6 4~sy3I7,ll5 % ,2l5,sO5
Thrown on market,r 4~5,4O5,OS3 4~s,176,O36 2~7,l3irSOT
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The following is a statement of the COM
parative Imports of Dry Goods entered at
the port of New York for the past week and
,;noo Jan,arv
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wounded, and our entire loss was hardly equal
in number to that which, in this single incident,
is attributed to as.
A vigorous and successful pursuit is said to
have been made on three separate roads. The
truth is that only one attempt ct pursuit was
offered, aud that was checked by single regi-
ment of Blenkers Brigade. And we can testify
that fourteen hours after the clOse Of the battle
no rebel advance, not even to Centreville, had
taken place.
The last and most cruel lie is, that the cap
tives from the National army are treated with
kindness and mercy. The testimony has been
too overwhelming on this point, and the record
of the barbarOus slaughter which stained the
battlefield after the engagement had closed
stands fully proved before the world.
Stray facts, or possible facts, glimmer here
and there among the fabricatiOns of The Rich
mond Dispatch The only one we recognize as
important is corrobOrative of an unpleasant con-
viction which has long prevailed with us. 1t is
stated that So the night before the battle, it was
"geuerally understood at Manassas Junction
&" that the enemy designed turning our left flank,
{" which rested few miles above the scene of
Thursdays engagement, at o ford on Bull Run
/" called Stone Bridge" In another place assur-
ance is given that Gen. Beauregard distintly
cOmprehended Richardson's attack upon the
left to BIO feint, aud nothing more. There is
no reason to doubt this, for the result was proof
that the plans of our army were known. We
can thus perceive, in new way, that no army
ever before fought under such disadvantages as
those which clogged the action of the National
troops at Bull Run.
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DOUBLE TRACKS ON TTE WAR
R0ETR

There are other considerations now 10 Ne urged
Tor double tracks Of our leading lines of rsifroad
than the personal security of travellers. La the
transportation of immense numbers of trOops
from point to point on the military highway.
both safety and certainty demand the utmost e.
cllItleS. collision at this time would be Ma
tOnal calamity. Minor accidents have been fire.
quent on the main roads since the unprecedented
transport began, aud delays, attended with great
inconvenience to the soldiers, if not actual dan.
ger to the cause, by no means uncommon.
Between New.York and Philadelphia, the Cam
den and AmbOy Railroad is the main artery through
which the strength of the North pours to the defeuse
of the country. Before any unusual stress was put
upon its capacities, double track was strongly
urged and now it would seem to be impers-
lively necessary. Much would be gained in time
and safety. Az the route is principally through
an open and fiat country, as sufficient width has
been reserved for another track, and as it ia
already laid between several points, the improve
ment could not involve great expense, aud a cor.
poration which is gaining SO much from the spe-
cial service imposed upon it, should be ready 10
bear any expense as patriotic burden.
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reports do not rest upon sure foundation 1t IS BE-
yond doubt that the most excited state of feeling
exists among the negroes and that the danger OF an
extensive outbreak is imminent. Almost wi'hou'
an exception the white men of the threatened region
who are capable of bearing arms are absent HUN
their homes serving in the ranks Of the ReDei aru!i
under these circumstances the Home ouaiu' Al
Western Carolina have been called on 10 ala In
suppressng the anticipated uprising; this they re-
fuse to do unless they can take the heid u"uer 'no
National flag, as they are all Union men'
We have this morning a letter from the steam
sloop Brooklsn, off the mouth of the Mississippi
River. The principal point in this letter Is the
account of the escape Of the pirate Sumter,
which has already gained wide notoriety. She
escaped partly through a cunning move of the
Rebels, who diverted pursuit by throwing in the
way of the Brooklyn an old bark, and partly
also, as it would appear, by the inexpcable
conduct of the Captain Of the United States
vessel, who stopped short in the chase he had at
last commenced after the pirate. Telegraphc
communication has been cut of between New
Orleans and the heads Of several passes to the
ocean.
From Cairo we learn that the rebels at New
Madrid are well armed, having five batteries of
ten-pound pieces, and two regiments of cavalry.
Gen. Pillow, who is in command has promised
Gov Jackson that he win place 10000 men in
Missouri at once, but no one believes him. The
redoubtabe General has issued windy proclaim
alton to the people of Missouri, declaring his
intention OF driving the Invaders from the State,
aud of showing no quarter to those taken III
arms against her He also repeats the stupid lie
/ that the National troops march under banner
/ inscribed Beauty and Booty" This imbecile
| warrior is as clumsy in making prcclamations as
/ in throwing up eartlworkf; but bis weakness
will not save him from the punishment he so
/ richly merits, and which will surely come.
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go the emblem of treason and oppression. the
odous stars and bars, shall disappear. AT the
same time, and as another singular illustration
Of the fallscy of unanimty in Secessions borders,
we are informed that Union Leagues exist through
out North Carolina, which act in concert, and
which look steadily to the election to Congress
by the proper exercise of the ballot in August Of
loyal Representatives.
Thus the leaven works in the corrupted mass
of Southern society. by events that only blind
and wicked infatuaton could fail to foresee, the
finger of Heaven points in solemn warning
to the millions of down-trodden race, and
history stands ready to record their own share
in the advancement of freedom and justice
on the earth. 1t is idle to look away from the
spectacle, or to draw the curtain over its heart
rending situations. Forever if slowly, the right
extends it's sway, and the clouds Of retribution
gather in spite Of the rhetoric or the reason Of
man.
In these reports from North Carolina we have the
best foundation of hope that the Rebellion if vgor-
ousy met aud resisted, must speedily perish. They
show that there is no unity in the movement, aud
that worse is behind all the straits to which the
leaders have been driven for the support necessary
TO carry out their bad schemes of advancement aud
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT