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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-28
sANEL.. q. WOODRUFP.
FRANCISCO CORDICE FACTORY,

CORDAGE OF EVERY SIZE MANUFAc.
~ TURED to order. Constantly on hand. a larre /.
sortment of MANILA " HEMP ROPE, (Hi siEese r.
Rope, Tow Line, Oakum, &C., for sale by TUBS L Co
25Oly 139. Front Street, San FraneiSo'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-28
Butter ! Butter !

Butter ! Butter!
49, THE UNDERSIGNED HERE.
With inform their customers, and the public in
general, that, having succeede. in making ar
--A rAngements for the regular supply OF FRESH
KEALIA BUTfER from n. Krulrs dairy, Acknowledged rs the
hest butter on the islands, ne are now prepared to furnish con.
stanily this article. 1895 5ml T. MOsSMAN & SON.
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Piano FOrteS.

Fancy case Piano Forte, 81 oct,
Haif-round {" " 81 "
from the mandatory Of Messrs. Haiett & Cumstou. whose in
strunents have an unequailed reputation for sw eetness Of tone,
eiegsDee and perfection Of mechanical construction
800 Agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-28
Views of Honolulu!

4 IL PERSONS VISITING OR RESIDING
n on these Islands, should not fail TO send a set VI C.. II.
BsPge.s' Views Of HonoIsIs to their friends abroad,
n they will convey by far n better idea Of the Scenery, Habits,
Customs, etc, Of this place than any works Q prints ever pub
lished. To be had Of l.. BURGESS,
lls-c293 Fort street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-28

DREsrON x MERRILLrs Yeast Powder,
California Sage-in tins,
Lee & Perrms' Worcester Sauce-pts.,
Do do do PTS,
Fresh Canary Seed,
Ciark's Corn Starch,
Pearl Barley,
White yermicelli,
French Mustard,
Mince Meat,
sausage Meat,
Prunes in Bulk,
California Smoked Beef,
Billing Sugar Cured Hams,
California Lard,
Humboldt Bay Potatoes,
California Onions,
Extra Family California Flour,
Homony.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
LAW REPORT.
sUPERIoz ooURr.


MOTION MADE FOR THE ADJOURNMENT OF
THE CoURTs.-R. NJ. Corwine presented to
the courts the following petition, signed by
Fifty members of the Bar
"Tothe judges Of the District aud Superior Courts:
"The members of the Bar, impressed with
the impossibility of transacting business in
the present state of the public miud, respsct-
fully suggest that the conrts be adjourned for
a limited and definite period of time"
Judge Storer said the Superior Court
would be kept open for the purpose Of hearing
cases by consent The juries would, however,
lie dismissed for the present, and after the
close Of the case of Sehradskt ps. Oskamp
(Which resulted in a verdict for plaintiffl,
Judge S. recommended the jury to join the
Home Guard.
The Esgle Bank of Rochester Vs j. W.
Garrison and others. Plaintiffs were held TO
be entitled to maintain their action.
Jesse NJ. Stowe Us. ]. w. Browning and
others. New trial granted. 3 !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

HARLEQUIN BECOMES EARNEST IN THE CRI-
Sis OF THE NATIoN.-This weeks VANITY Fair
is thoroughly patriotic. It's cartoon repre-
sents Mr.. Lincoln as small bog, seized by
his father on the point Of departure on a
shooting expedition, equipped with a mus
ket. This dialogue ensuss: F
Uncle San-Here Here What's this
mean
Master Lincoln Why this here JEFF Davis
and his fellers' been a CROWN over Us long
enough, and now there's gosni to be q row,
Then comes this iRVocationi -
Up and aTml This is no time now Sor,
half messuses, halkpolicies or halfuent
Sumter is taken--it is the signal rocket
fred away into night aud lost, bat its blaze
calls every freeman 70 arms. .harfEl -
And RsW for battle Drive cut the trait.
ors FROM among us-les no one breathe Se-
eessioR now. War is on us--there Ia ma
IoseWater compromise to hA sDoken I. az
HurTAh, then, for war Be brave promDt
and true. The ancient dsVil Of tyranny
now vanishing froA every land ia Rurona
has taken its stand amoag Oar bes.i And
woe 10 the coward who, Quails =. ~ ~ -
The less Of q fort shall not crash Us. Tha.
loss Of every fost-yea, Of ell things. would
be es trihe TO the spirit which is awakened
and which calls for war. From The border
over West and North there row aoes hat
one eIy-the millioHs are aroused FreedOm
makes her last great effort on earth and
calls for glorious deaths. aa1i5a So tesi :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

VAEDALIsM-The visitors at Spring Grove
Cemetery will regret to learn that Charley,
the pet wild goose, so well known for his
intelligence and affection, was shot on Sat
urday morning by Vandal named Mark
graf, while on an excursion to the creek.
Our friend Stranch, in tears over the event,
could find no more appropriate mode of dis
posing of the remains of his favorite than by
calling together few friends, before whom
the lamented defunct was served up yester-
day, at dinner, with proper accompaniment,
and liberal libations of generous wine. May
the memory of Charley be forever green
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
HAMILroN couNTY pIsrRIcr couhr.

The CoURT DECLINEs TO ADJouRN.-In
reply to the petition presented to this Court
for an adjournment, Judge Sutliff said:
We will relieve the attorneys from invol-
number of cases in which the counsel on each
side are anxious to proceed with the busi-
ness. There may be, for aught we know, a
perfect calm in few days. No doubt there
is good deal of excitement and anxiety at
this time that is unfayorable to the disposal
of business, and we will have to accommo-
date ourselves to that state of feeling to
reasonable. But we want to progress with
business as fast as practicable.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
[ooMMuNIoArEp.J
lCoMMuhIcATKD.l u.
The MayGYiIIe Attack on the Steamer
SRaaf0nass N HAM


The HIRyaYiIle Attack on the Steamer
"BOstOnR'' n Hoax.
We have received the following communi-
cation from the captain of the steamer BOs-
tOnG, which fully explains the matter of the
attack, alluded to in our issue Of Saturday
morning;
CKoINNATI, April 20, 1861.
To hs Editors Qfths DAILY Prsss:
Dear Sirs-I notice in your edition this
morning an article in regard 10 steamer
Bostond being fired into at MaysVille by the
citizens of that place which report wish
to correct, as IL is without the slightest
foundation whatever. The good citizens OF
that place would never allow such an out
rage and ] have assurances IRON very many
of the beet citizens Of MaysVille that the
Bostona shall be protected in the proper
discharge of her duties. Please place the
people Of Maysville in the proper position.
Yours, &e, WIN. MoGLAIN, .t
Captain of the BsstORa.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

PERsoNAL.-C. s. Mcguire, formerly clerk
in the Passenger Railroad Office, has been
made receiver ofthe same road, at the Office
at the junction of Fifth and Freeman streets.
This is good selection.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

SIxTY-Two LOTS OF LAND NEAR THE WEST
ESD PARK.-This afternoon, at one o'clock,
Cooper & Stokes, auctioneers, sell sixty-two
lots of land in McLean's Makatewa Subdi-
vision. The sale will commence with lots
on Clark. street, near Freeman. -...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

]. GRAFF & Kohl sell, this afternoon at
one o'clock, on the premises, 100 lots in the
Riddle Estate. They must be sold to satisfy
claims against the property. See adver-
tisement
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

WHAT sHr HAD RATunn Do. The fol- |

WHAT She HAD RATHER Do.-- The fol-
lowing is going the rounds Of the papers:
A maiden lady in Boston, on reading the
account Of the marriage Of Miss Georginia
Ives, at Chicago, to young Bently, who
saved her from drowning at the sinking Of
the steamer Lady Elgiyl said; It's u very
the night with a young man, on a piece Of
wreck, in my night-g0Wn u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

OMN1BusEs TO THE CAMP.-Mr. G.. w. G..
Johnston will run line of omnibuses from
the corner of Fourth and Vine strrets, to
Camp Harrison, this afternoon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
K1ss5gr4 AND sourn lolaOIIsA .1.,.,-'

days Louisville JousnaE aayn: ~ Fl, g
Governor Magotfin and Senator Rrsekia-
ridge may as well understand that thew arc. :
not ne state OF Kentucky but auiong the
hnmblest Of the servants Of that State. l.aaf -
Monday they tsleGraphed to Toombs' the 4,
Secretary Of Stale OF the Southern Confsd-5
eracy, a. Montgomery, saying, "that Ken
lucky is greatly excited, and aympathizea
entirely with South Carolina, and that 7'O00
men OF the Border States are under arms "a
move at moments notice upon tho ofdSr al ).
!, the War Department at M6ntronerVll n
Governor Aagofhn is aware that tfoobs .ls7- y
tined 70 operate against the Federal Govern sl
! menS are urder arms In this STATE. hs a y
defehce ~ duty in not pdtdug stop 70 such
proceedlnge, and when these delnakoeaeSs .
assert that Kentucky sytupakhlzes ehsitslv :
with South GafolinA. thsy ARE unpaFdo oaSlg ,
ignorant Of the true sentiment Of ght Slafs.
There Is no bond efsympathy between Ken
/ tneky and South Carolina; there neVsr 90,
9eoeetWeen loyalty and disloya yal,y. !, -,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
srRAMRoAT RRaIsTaa.

Ayrisals Jacob. s.radsF. LouisEllls I Priorels,
Arkansal Riyeri John n Mc0ombs' .ArkAesAs
River Mariners, Plttsbulg nheDenga, Plttspurgi
DepaTtlrel ~ dcob Strader. louisville Prloress,
Madison hcstona- fert1mocth kmgfaa, Dock
lshesssef Ne a,fsViils Emma Duncan 50. Louis
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
[coAAURIOATED.l
A nauH

TO ne Editors Of las Daily Press: -s'rT
TIE course Of lectures advertised to be
given by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, under
the auspices of the Storrs Association, will
of necessity be deferred. The reasons will
appear in the following note. iysF.F
I We deeply regret to announce the disap-
pointment and loss sustained not only by
. the Association, but also by the public at
large. -i.4 H. L. O. HOPKINS, =
President of the Storrs Association.
$50 5i5rr' OIEOINEATL April 10.
Mr.. Hop kins-Dear Sir: Owing to the
present excitement in the city, and by the
solicitation of many of our citizens not to
have Mr.. Beeeher lecture in the city for the
present, beg to decline having my Opera
house opened for that occasion.
/ Yours, very truly
tl ~ SAMUEL N. PIKE. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

THE largest homemade bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, south. east
corner of Court and John. ap22-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
THE DAILY PRESS.
wANTsI WANTsIl

WANTS. WANTsll
If you wants Servant, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House, advertise in rr
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied BY advertising
in THE DAILY PRESS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
conMnN pLNAs.

JoIHT SEssIoN.-Alexaude Long and DR.. J.
J. Quinn were appointed trustees OF tie Com
mercial Hospital under the law regulating
that institution.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

MAIL AGENT APPoINTED.-Mr. Dennis, of
Covington, has been appointed mail agent
on the Kentucky Central Railroad.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

MASS MEETING OF IRISH CITfzENs- Union
Hall CrOwded Nth Irish Patriots Immense
Ehthusiasm-R Ready Volunteering. = Nearly
1900 of our Irish fellow.citzens assembled
in Union Hall last night to attest their 10y
atty to the Government, and to adopt meas
ures for perfecting military organizations to
carry out their devotion to the United
States, and the stars and stripes. A more
enthusiastic and patriotic assemblage of citi-
ems it has not been our pleasure to attend
for long time. The hearts of the Irishmen
were engaged in the matter, and power
full organization for the Governments aid
will be the result. The meeting was called
to order by the appointment of the following
officers:
President-Dr. Stephen Bonner.
Vice. residents-Colonel R. III. Moore,
Patrick Considine, A. Lamb, John Ferguson,
NJ. O'Brien and John Y. Armstrong.
Secretaries-Wm B. Barry, Captain J..
O'Dowd, DR.. Frank Cahill and Pearce Cor
man. .t
Finance Committee-Rev. DR.. Purcell,
Treasurer, P. Cody, John ]. Slevin, William
L. Clark, D. Carney and +. Lyons.
The meeting was first addressed by Colo
mel P. McGroarty in patriotic terms upon
whose motion the following gentlemen
were appointed Committee on Resolutions:
Colonel P. McGroarty, DR.. J. ]. Quinn
Charles RUE, Al. P. Ward, ]. Reynolds and
NJ. O'Brien.' 1E@H .,.
During the absence OF the Committee,
short and spirited addresses were delivered
by Andy P. Ward, DIR. Beck, Colonel Sulli-
van, Charles Rule, Stephen McGroarty and
DIR. Cahill. 1.'.. ---.
The appeals of these gentlemen to sustain
the Government, and for the enlistment of
volunteers produced the widest enthusiasm.
We regret that our limited space prevents
our giving an abstract of their remarks. The
books were opened for volunteers, and a
large number stepped forward and registered
their names. 1t was announced that ward
rendezvous would be hereafter announced
for the enlistment of troops. The following
aIethe preamble andresOlutions unanimously
adopted: .4a
WHEREAS; The Irish. American citizens Of
Hamilton County, recognizing, as they have
always done, their obligations to support the
Constitution against its foes, pledge thsil
lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor
to maintain it TO the last; that We will sup.
port the lawful power of the United States
against an internal foe, as we would have
done against the British eag had it come
| against us. ~
TResolDed; That we will raise regiment
| for the support Of the Government.
| Resolved: That we pledge ourselves to aid
| and assist the families of all who shall bs
mustered into service in the Irish Regimen
| of Cincinnati, during their absence.
| Resolved That the thanks of this meeting
be rendered to Mr.. Benjamin Knight for hi
patriotism in furnishing the Montgomery
! Volunteers with fifty mattresses and quilts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
FOUND.

ENOUND-PORTE. NOMINATE Containing sum
H Of money, The owner can have it by proving
property, at R. D. NoRRIs's Cloak store, No ~ 4
Eltth-st. ap20-bS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
WANISD.I y

81 WANTS. "FoB sALB,r "FeR RENT"
"LosT," " F0UND," !" BOARDING." eios-Ad-
vasemeufs corsng uader these headiaos not sSosed-
ino rye lines, ,tin BE- iaseried hsics for 20 cents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALE-BY o. BLINN & CO.,
Will be sold on TUESDAY MORNING, April
49, at o'clock, at No 293 Fifth. ST., between Gen.
tral' ay. and Johnst., the entire Furniture of a
boarding house. JAMES BLINN,
ap22-bS Auctoneer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
w. M. #. IIRwsON,

.Ht tf STOCK BRoKRRs az
81 WEST THIRD. STREET, CINCINNATI,
DUYs AND SELLS STOCKS, BONDS
- and other Securities, on Commission only
negotiates Loans ana makes Collections apS-am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

- - - -
A UCTION SALE BY COOPER & STOKES.
IN Frame Dwelling house, with Lot, on Fif
at Auction viii be sold At pubic auction, TU ES-
p pay AFiIEBEooE' ArTiii Ss, at ~ O'clock, on
the south side Of Fifth ST, between Centra-av aud
John.st. The lot Is 20 feet front by 81 feet Deep
The house contains six rooms.
Terms Of Sale o1e third cash, balance in one
and two years; With six per cent. interest, Title
good. COOPER Il STOKES. Auctioneefs,
Rpl9 4 East Fourth st,
A UOTION SALE BY u GRAFF & KOHL,
n 100 Lots in the John Rddle, sr;, Estats;-
NOON, april %, at O'Clock, on the premises, one
hundred Lots on the Hamilton Road, Oummins-
yie.ay, Clifton av. and other Streets laid out in
the John Riddle, ST., Estate. VI tF ..t II
Terms Of Sale One. third cash, balance IN one
and two years. with six per cent. interest.
The company will meet at the Brighton House.
Plais be seen az the store ot the Ruetioneers.
n B-The lots must be sold 70 satisfy claims
r ~. JACOB GBAEF, Auctioneer,
apl9 Is East Fonrth st.
A UoTION sALE-BY COOPER q sTOKEs.-
two Ltts Of Land near the West end Park, on
Freeman, Gest. Blackford and Clark-sts at Auc-
tion.-O On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April a. will
be sold, on the premises at o'clock, Three Lots on
on ark at. and Twenty -four Lots on Blackford st.
This property IL eu in McDeau'a MakateWa Sub
division, and near West end Park. This portion OF
ths city Is Impfoslns very ftpiiay. Iitle goa.
three years, with per cent. interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises,
The sale will CON menee with the Lots on Clark
4 PSs o
spis Is'' COOPER q STOKES, AuctiOnssrs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR RxCHANGE-vAIU4BIE FARMS
n On the Ohio River. three large Farms, we'll
tmprSyed, TO exchange for property in any OF the
ee rs osd , farm c9pt@inpg 900 acres one
Improved property or lands. Prices are Ss,0Og,
Sl2f0O and t25L0O. The farmg are In entucky,
]; L; HICKMAN, Real Estate Broker, 90 West
Third 81, ..l ap72-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
PERSONAL. ~

DE8aONAT,--W. KENTk Co, ineuafactufo
- ofladieg', rontloulnn'a. miagag' AID otIidrenb
boots and shoea, No. l9e Fifh.gtroet, three DOOR
hands end Il warrented. Prices cheaper than any.
where ose IN the city. .lLLAL laH-u
DRReONAIi--To whom n may concern II o.
II STEVENS, manufacturer Of mhttresses and
bedding, 95S Walnut.st., between Sixth and
seventhssts; Window-shhdee gilt and pain, put up
IN any stIls spring and other kinds Of mattresses
renovated, and particular attention 40 jobbing mp
helsterya .cl sr- Hnl- mh2b-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
TH1RTEHNrH wARp uoMr auARps.

Company B, Thirteenth Ward Home
Guard, will meet at No. 2s4 Msin-street, on
Monday evening, at hs'fpast seven O'Clock,
for drill. It is expected that every citizen
of the ward able for military duty will be
out, and form at least four or FIVE companies.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
CITY News.

ANTEoRoLosIoAL OBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourtb-st., April 20:
Odook Borometer. Thermometer.
7 a. m,........... ...-....2y.A Above sero-37
IL m........................,.295i 81 Above zero-56
L. M.................-......2e.i0 NJ Above zero-62
SUNDAY, APRIL 81.
O'clook. Bdrouleter Thayaomefev
1. Z A. M,."...................29.44 Above zero-60
IL m.....................-....29sS sS Above Kero-73
r h.......................29 26 Above Eero-75
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
LOST.


n 0eT-A A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON Marked
leaving L st No, IS West Fourth,st. apss-b.
n OkT-A. PoOKET-B0OK : oOntainiaG about
III SO In bills 10 can not we'll anord 20 lose u,
beinF ali be had. libara reward Will be given 20
any person leaving II at this ethce. apzzp-
n sT-ACcOUNT-B0QK- ~ on Saturday night
H last, on seventh q between Cehtral;ay and
Gutter The Under will receive cb byleavieg u at
S9S West Eighth ST., or 200 Elm. ap5O6'
n OaT-DOG-On Fourth Or ThiFd-Vts. near Vine
il 4 la MIDDLE size, dark broWa, haa white spot
on bis breast, each foot spotted With white. Any
iibersIlS rewarded. ~ III f-s ap22-bf
n OsT-DOG-A small white Poodle, having q
plated collar arouDd 8 neck. Any one having
found and who will return the same TO !, RkNDS-
KOFF, 3sB sixth-st., between Mound and Park,
will be rewarded tfN .rf. nrs..lE ap1o D.
TI6T- OR sTOLES-A Sow and two Pigs, on
April q, from 81 4 BroedwayA The SOW IS
~ ed her ears are straight on The Hinder Will
bs main All expenses on leaving 1t at said nunber.
III JN lap20 b'l
n 06T'- Saturday, April 2O gold breast pin, with
a Rentleman's miniature in H. between thei
head Of lork. street, Newport ny -ans bueirs
natl Aliberal reward viii be given TO tho tnder,
on ieaviDs II at the Newport ferry, boat. apzz-c.
n OsTz7A oHILD- About three years and ~ pine pine
CaTp1y Had on bright calico dreSsi no shoes or
s,SinH fsfoImstion 70 MIQHIEL dxRHfY's. on
SiKth.strssf between Brood say ana ouiFert.l
- -. !sssa.s.l : -. -.
n YoQ AnF g ~ lsAfE. Z .s.a % IA 4 SO aRSs ~
49, CfIi NH 81 MAah 60 - 80 49, :
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ATTENfION, PATRIoT soLDIERs ]

Inc ONCE OF OOlOnel feVef D. OulhfhnI
northwest corner Of Third and Sycamore
streets, is now open for the enlistment Of
bold and fearless men, for the support of the
Constitution and laws Of the United States,
and of the State Of Ohio. 1t is made the
head quarters for the Organization Of a com
peny, of militia. Several of our best and
most respectable citizens have enrolled
their names in this organization. Several
companies are already full. "a
The Doubleday Guards have their head
quarters at l4l Main-street, and number
ffty-two members. franklin w. Lee, Cap
tain franklin Rennard, First Lieutenant;
Michael Grogan, Second Lieutenant; David
Olarck, Second Sergeant. II was formed
on Saturday. ,la 4 lsit Es
| THE HoIn eUARDs--A ooMMrrTEE OF SAFETY.
| We are happy to learn that Mr.. ]. D.
Caldwell, who originated the Home Guard
movement, has submitted such plans to the
central Organization as win, If adopted,
j prove proper precautionary measures for the
defense Of thu city. He has called the Presi.
dent Of the City Council TO preside in the
/ GenerAl OOmmittee, and Mrll OsldWell' and
a special committee, afssr consultation viii
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

srn advertisement Of boarding. house for
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day night, which resulted asfollows;
. Company A-Captain, A. W. Trowbridge.
Company B-Captain, L. Schlossi First
N. D. Menken. Company C-Captain, j.
Stanwood Menken; First Lieutenant A. S.
Curr; Second Lieutenant, A. W. Henry.
The Fifteenth Ward Home Guard have a
meetipgon Monday evening, April %, at their
headquarters, No. 3Ss Sixth-street for the
purpose of assigning the members to their
respective companies, and drill. Every mem.
Der is requested to be on hand.
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able legal and military counsel, have repaired
toCOlumbus to secure the passage OfA special
law TO govern cities organizing Home
Guards. Every effort viii be made 10 in
sure Cincinnati a complete defense. Mr..
Caldwell remains President ofthe Executive
Committee Of Safety.