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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

c Ole Of 5000 tanneTies in the late
United States, the South had only 1850 Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01
EESg9aEGG.

I'M hundred good HOaSEMsE, VIM are good shots.
The Undersigned having bssn commissioned By the
proEer authorities 70 enlist q company " "IEdspeHdeut
Eengers OF Scouts" SHOW making bts heaGcnartsrs At
Columbus, Ky, and wtshing 70 SGT his company ready
i'm a short tins. zach msn viii be required 70 furnish
his own horse 8rDs viii hn furnished to them BY the
Government when the company is mus cred into SER
VICE. ir yUu have a q ubie bz7rsIed ~saot-Run, bring
il al-ug, and the Government VIII pay YOU for it- Come
soon for thc .c-tEogn Columns ere a-vaucirg srd We
should be with chem. cI-3,sl J.G- STOCKS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

u The New York HeraA says that Spain
viii shortly recognize the indepeadcnss Of the
Confederate States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

Gg Gen. Wise has been ordered to report
himself at Richmond, and will be transferred
to another field Of operation. The army in
Northwestern Virginia continues under com
mspd of Gen. Loring.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

IL A private letter from Columbus says
Everything here is progressing aOV with sys-
TEN and rapidly. Oar forces, now large, are
being continually reinforced, and we are all
ready to meet the Federals. The health Of the
amy is mod and imnrnYing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

@ Mai. P. S. Layton, Of Brandon. bsg
been elected lientenant-coIone Of the al. req.
lineht Mississippi volunteers, stationed at
Trenton, Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

e. The Chicago Post SAYS that seven
hundred and tw enty-three letters, addressed to
persons in the seeded States, bad been receiy-
ed and detained in the Chicago postohiee last
week. OF these no less than three hundred
and sixty-two were received on the 10Th, and a
large part Of them were brougbt BY the Africa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

"a Tie Raleigh On. c. Standard, of the
18th Inst, mentions the rspid movement Of
troops for the sesboard. Very refFeship~ pe,ys.
! taat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

e5 Hon Francis a. Kirby, former Senator
from Chsttooga county, (Ga.) is a candidate n
the I'D Senatorial district. composed Of CasE,
Cbattooga, and Floyd. He has three or four
oppopensE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

"a 4 Baltimore letter Of recent date, after
mentioning some fresh ac's Of imperial despo'
tlsm Of the Lincoln dynasty, observes
left Davis arrival in Baltimore would be
greeted with sueh a %triumphal procession as
The Monumental City has never yet Witnessed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

0 4 fencing match with guns, between
private Smith and sergeant Dafie, at Pensaco-
IL, resulted in the death of Tue former. On
meeting in d playful manner In a "ehsIge bay.
oDets" the gun IN the hands Of the sergeant se-
cidsntly went of, and Saith fell mortaiH
wOahded-tbe ball entering and passing through
the right LhIgh near ths groin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

But one sentiment prevails in The RACKS Of
our gallant irish brigade, and thati is TO demand
that they be Te-oficered and lead into the tselh
TO revenge their reverses and win back thRir
noble commander. And they viii do IT.. LIZ
theto be generously cared fer, fer they have
wrought well and sioriously. They viii re-
main at Quincy Until they are paid of. Let
them be al once re-armed and sccoutred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

re- The Lincoln troops took possession Of
| smithland on Wednesday last. They COM
menced their depredatioGs by destroying a fine
orchard in tie suburbs, cutting do@n the trees,
and planting instead a large number of heavy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

EEGRO MEyF sSH,fyFTED.
TyIVE or SAX god disposed FE6&O MEN wanted, 81
4, rgams FortIern Mather.. b. the noun. cel-sr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

ca The Rileigh (N. c. Standard learns
thrt Gen. r. C. Cotton, who must be over
seventy years Of age, has raised a volunteer
company 10 Chatham county. Gen. Cotton
commanded a Chatham company ia 1872, and
Was Etationed AZ NnrroIk-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

ca We notice from the Chicago Tribune
thai Tom Marshall, Of Kentucky, commanded
a regiment OF Illinois cavalry in the recent
battle at Lexington No. A correspondent Of
that paper accuses the traitor of srFsnt cow
ardics on the occasion, a charge which is
probably we'll founded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

NORTHERN HoNoH.-The Chicago Tribune
easily demonstrates the i0ossness Of abolition
morals. After announcing the fact that the
prisoners released by Gen. Pfica at Lexington
took an oath not 70 6gLt against the Confeds-
rate forces during the present war, that paper
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

which VIII be zold as low Is the condition Of thing
viii ADMIT. 6 W. JONES Il CO.,
tvf4-daw Eaiu street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

u HOrsce MAYNARD, late OF Tennessee.
vas at Tue Louisville Hotel Ga tbs 25lb ult.
Excellent cannon arc said 20 be manu-
featured at Holly Springs, Mississly ri.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

Hon. THos. Rivers and DAVID NJ. CURRIN
will address he psopls on the subject of the
Confederate loan, at the following times and
places, viz
At Brownsville, Haywood county, on Mon
day, It'll Of October.
AZ DanceyviIle, Haywood county, on Tues
day, s-h Of October.
At Denmark, Madison county, on Wednes-
day, gth Of October.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-01

q The Nashville BaaHer states that How
ell Saith, a notorious vsgabond and thief from
the jangles, was arrested the otler day for en-
tering the Executive Office at the Capitol and
carrying of one Of a hue pair Of navy repeat
era, the property OF the Governor. The pistol
was found in bis possession, together with a
bo5is knife, which ne had also stolen from d
so.dler. He was committed 70 Jail.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-14
4flisfcI.anp.
Guy N1ECEM0NTs FARMING.
EY CLARA AUGUSTA

lyv Nachmont had arrived at d decision
rsrr IN 2yrrart epoch il he yourg gentleman Z
- s.a.a it was the first time, in years, that he
.~- Displayed ene1gy enough to express al opin-
ID, a ,.v meet.
X " H. had decided within himself that lile
c.4s helu1.'.. life Of ours-was . vile cheat
i. rrop.. his jeveled white hand down on the
-lo- L emphasis us be ezolained,
.. IL utominable cheat a farce An
Idle lat am weary Of il ~
Weary Of what - queried his friend, DR.
T:arE Eastman, entering the room Just in sea
sol :. Yea, the concluding clause Of March
m9.7s remark.
" Weary Of living ! tell you, Eastman, life.
is o0rs There Is neither SAVIOR nor salt IL it
tsu7 part ] Wish ] had never been born /
saou-l nave been great deal better off,"
\. joubt. But what are YOU gUing to 10
aoou il,
L-sl-1-u lad taken seat in velvet cushion
~ chez, ana began - cut the leaves Of a new
magazine with MGrchlno1ts gold mounted fol-
le,
u. All that question is to the point =
-lere am twenty SIX years Of aca-with the
lan prospect Of as many more years to exist.
NV. what shall ! DO with myself through all
rnat areary time? Give me your opinion
Thank You for the privilege, and permit me
20 81, Guy Marchnont, that vou are coz
1eup,uia iool -
hat Sir '' Marcbuont sprang to his
1sa, il passion Lastuun leaned back in his
ea..t -no laughed heartily.
Ia ha Good like that Your
manhood Is not all dead within you. though it
Is very nearly at its last gasp. But there is al
ways aope when sensation can he aroused.
Eastman, said Nr Marohnont, with I'd
'h'r' al dignity, " if any other man had appli-
q, tAti epltbet to me which you Just used, !
V'Il- nave called lin L. strict account. You
az 'As Oh ou- i.,-- whom | vii bear sach
language tor, with all your discourtesy, be
IeVf you mean well
10. My very p.ainness testihes it. None
'u' sincere friend can afford to offend by
'!~0km- the truth. And because you know
An'" That ny friendship Is Of a nature to bear
'eS'ii2 AN going to be still more discourteouf
@lo elVt you brief biography Of your life Guy
NJ, 'Amont' Of Boston, twenty SIX years Of age,
i. ''fea OF living. lie has had enough Of the
'''sa' called lie The said Guy is handsome
]'"aleo, il he were not SO lazy 81 great
'~'ch and worth about one hundred Thousand
"O'9f' de has made the tour OF Europe
travelled over the States. and been admired br
''e Aaalet with whom be came in contact H.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-14

asked Of Echo, 'tother day.
u hosp words are few and often funny
J'hat to novice she could say
Of courtship, love and mGrrimony
ouoth echo plainly sc Matter-O Money :"
Whom should marry '-shonid it he
4dashue danisel, gay and pert
ua.leru Of incuns-aucy
or selfish mtrcenary tiIrt
yott Echo, sharply - 'NGry f4rt -
Eha, it.-awearE Of the strife
7,bat long has lured lhe dear deceiver.-
g., 1~nlu ised IL amend hey life,
And sin No more can believe her
pun.l Ecno with declsiun - Leape her ~
rr- If -out maiden with Z heart,
p. .tr-ld venture 70 bestow il
..-..r. snou.d &c, ne wiser part
~atafs III. treasure Or furego it;
sna-t : enc. -erg promptly :-'' 60 il -
bil, what if, seemingly afraid
70 b.nd her fate il HymeI : fet er,
81. WOW sht Inelns die maid,-
i answer 10 my loving letter
gunth Echo rather coolly sc Let hfr -
II.
Via. If, Il spite Of her dlsdain,
fnd ny hear; entwined about
WI Cupld's dear delcicus chain,
+, closely thai cant get out:
puo.1 Ecnn lluehir.ly - Ge1 entf'
Hu. # some maid with beauty Diest
AS rurt anu lair d, Heaven make her,
VII share my labor and my rest,
=. - loUs D.A i shall oyertGkf hey
~uo.l Lcno >sotto rocfl - Tnle her -
Ncu York Ledger.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-14

QUERY FoR GARDEkERs.-To get new pOta-
toes in good season, is it necessary to plant
kpurly variety
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

hlPoRTANT DIsoOVERY OF CoPPHR.-The
editor of the Detroit Aich.l Tribune has seen
a letter received from an entirely reliable
source at Houghton, by which he learns that
the report of the discovery of the PewaAlc
copper vein on the south side Of Portage
Lake, on the Dacotah location, has been
fully confirmed. This intelligence Is re.
garded in mining circles ss highly important.
For number Of years past the question OF
the existence Of this vein on the s0nth side oi
the lake, has occupied the attention of gen
tlemen Of intelligence and enterprise, and
within the. past three years considerable
money has been spent in explorations.
On this lode on the north side of the lake,
are located the Hammock, Pontiac, Mesnard'
and the Albany and Bostcn mines. If thu
new discovery ultimately lustifes what now
seems reasonable expectation Of its value
there win be no limit to the copper shipped
from Lake Superior.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

Military Preparations ut Boston War
Vessels Fitting Out at Charlestawn Navy.
yard-h ecruits to be Enlisted.
Mondays Boston JoNrndtgives the follow
ing account Of the war preparations at the
Charlestown Nayy-yard: - .H f4 Fl
The increased activity in the Naval De-
partment of the Federal Government begins
to be felt at the Navy yard in Charlesto wn,
Orders were received there on Thursday to
fit the steam-frigate Minnesota for sea as
soon as possible. There are now over 300
men employed in the yard, the larger part
of them upon this vessel. The force of work.
men has been increased 100 within a day or
two.
The Minnesota is fine steamship of $500
tuns, mounts forty guns, and her compile
ment is 600 men. She was built in 1855 at
Washington, and has made one cruise to
China. She returned in 1859, and since that
time has been lying in her present position.
A month will suffice to get her in readiness
for sea- The MiIsissiPPi will be the flagship
of Commodore Stringham, who, 1t is sur
mised, will command the Home Squadron.
The other principal officers are Captain Van
Brunt, of Boston; Commander Augustus l..
Case, Of New York. Commodore Stringham
is expected at the yard the first of next
week. U-...
ms btenmsnlp MtsslSoiPPsi which VIII
carry four nine-inch guns, is in process of
preparation for sea. She isof1, zoo tuns bur
den, and was built in lS4l. A short time
only would be necessary to put her in com
plete trim. The Colorado, war-steamer Of
forty guns, and Of :, 400 tuns burden, is like
wise nearly ready for sea- The brig Bairs-
bridge is already fitted, and awaits her
officers and men. Orders were transmitted
to prepare this vessel month ago. She is
$50 tuns, carries six thirty tw0s, and seventy
men, when fully armed. Mo- -
II is not known at the yard from what
or 70 be prepared for sea at the yard. Atthis
Naval station there are about 100 marines,
and few in the receiying.ship. Orders,
however, were received ftom the Department
TO, day TO commence the enlistment of re-
cruits, - "iT.r -f- d eeE a- Ht. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

SYMPATHY OF TIE BBIFIsH PARIIAMESF
WITH MRS, YELvAREoN.--In the, House Of
on the l2th ult., somewhat sin.
gular scene occurred. Mr.. Whiteside, Mrs.
Yelyerton's eloquent counsel, took his seat
tOr the first time since the opening Of the
session, and the Right Honorable gentleman,
on making his appearance in the House, was
very loaalyp cheered from botA sides--an
ovation intended to mark his fellOwrSen-
atoTs sense Of his able adFooseJ In the cause
of Major Yelverton's IS victim. = iTa1l ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

COMFORT AND SAFETY OF RAILWAY BRAKE-
MEN.-The comfort and safety Of that much
exposed class, the brakemen on railroad
trains are nicely attended to on the Detroit
and Milwaukee Railroad. AT one end of
certain cars attached to each train, small
apartment is partitioned of, over which is a
miniature observatory with windows facing
in each direction. Within at a proper
Sts and 'ls through Q sheT wi window views the
entire length Of the train. Two or more of
these cars are placed on each train, and COM
munication is carried on between them, and
with the engineer by means Of single lamps.
Each man has control of one set Of brakes,
and without having to leave his caboose, can
as quielly as by the old method, bring the
train TO a stand. m,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

BELLIeERENT THREATS OF THE VIRGINIA
SEoEssIoNIsTs.-The Richmond Enquirer has
heard of the preparations at this port, and
accepts the conclusion that the Government
intends to aid Gen. Houston. 1t says:
The character of the armament, infantry
and batteries of light artillery, forbid the
suppositiOn that the re. enforcement of any
fort is the object of this expedition. The
plains of Texas afford a field Of operations
suited to infantry and light artillery, and
doubtless this is the destination of these
troops. The agent of Houston has been in
Washington for some time, soliciting the as
ssistance OF the Government and if requi-
sition has been made by Houston, and re-
spOnded to by Lincoln, with this armament,
the peace Of the country Is gone, and zoe
nltist prepare for t0ar,
This active aid to reasonable Governor
eyinces q purpose TO seize every opportunity
to divide the South, to be followed up with
conquest at the first opportune moment.
Much has been said about uniting Virginia !;
that the first reliable indication Of coereive
or aggressive policy BY Lincoln would unite
the parties of the convention, in opposition
to Lincoln and in support and combination
with, the Confederate States. Should the
intelligence now telegraphsd to Richmond,
prove true, The hour has arrived that must
test the sincerity Of these declarations.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
Charleston on the Eve Of War-The Ball
About to Open.

Charleston on the Eve of War-The Ball
About to Open.
It will. be seen by the following editorial
article from the Charleston rs. C.l Mercury
of Friday, that affairs are rapidly approach
ing crisis there. Not only the supplies of
Major Anderson, but his communications
with the Government, are cut off, and the
Confederate troops have been put in readi-
ness for immediate service. The Mercury
says: cod H.i...HH .a- b
During the whole of yesterday afternoon
all kind of rumors were rife ON the streets.
A vague impression had somehow got
abroad that the long agony Of suspense and
action was to be speedily and abruptly
ended; but how, OF when, or by whose or
ders, nobody could tell. We have made dill
gent inquiry; and lin the absence of Off
clal information, which, in juneture like
this, is seldom made pnblie) we deem the
following facts 10 be reasonably certain:
First. That the supplies Of provisions and
the mails, hitherto furnished regularly 10
the garrison of Fort Sumter, are TO be cut
off to. day, and that no further oommnniea-
ton win be allowed between Major Ander-
son and the Government at Washington. ri
Second. That the troops at all the State
Notifications are now finally disposed
and provided for, so as to be ready for ae-
ton at moments warning.
Thifd. That no attack of any kind will be
made upon Fort Sumter until further orders,
unless such an attack should be provoked by
Major Anderson, or by an attempt on the
part Of the Government to bring aid TO the
beleaguered fortress.
Fourth. That these measures are taken al
the instance Of the Government Of the Con.
federated States, which has lost all conf.
dence in the professions Of the Lincoln Ad
ministration.
We have said that this information has nc
official hut we have not given it Withou
stung thoroughly all the conflicting report
prevalent last night and we think Il can b
relied on as gtiording a fair outline Of tn,
new pslicy to be puFsued heneeforth wiz
! regard to ths "sasey SERENITY, 65ssiisassi. S
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

The EHsINEHRs or DiFFERHNF NATIONS
The English civil engineers, comparing
themselves to those Of Oaher nations, saw
their Own are Trustworthy; but not as
body the NEST accomplished, the French are
the most finished, the Germans the most
profound, and the Americans tue most daE-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
.TERPsICHoREAN.
PARLoR GROVE.

ITO PICNIC PARTIES AND PLEAS
Il UBE-SEEKEBS Those beautiful and favor
ite grounds, known as the Parlor Grove" are now
being improved for the coming season. in such a
manner as TO render them, beyond all comparison,
the most conyenient and attractive summer resort
tors are determined to spare exp pense in making
the Grovs" all that the most fastidious pleasure
seeker can desire splendid platform for dancing,
forty feet by eighty a new orchestrai seats and
tables in every convenient position handsome
refreshment-r room, in which those who do not like
the trouble Of taking baskets with them, can sit
down to a comfortable meal at a moderate charge
asafe place in which 70 deposit baskets. Swings,
who wish to Fpend a summers day in the woods,
and enjoy at the same time such convenienses as
can not be obtained elsewhere. The proprietors
reserve 70 themselves the privilege Of selling re;
treshments on the grounds, for which right they will
be willing to pay at the usual rate. No spiritous
liquors will be permitted to be sold on the grounds,
upon any pretenae whatever To RELIGIOUS societies
and schools, who may not require the use of the
platform reduction will be made. The proprie-
tors will spare pains to for Paror Groye''
high reputation for respectabilty and orderly
management. Fer terms and all ARRANGEMENTS,
apply, Wednesdays aud Saturdays, till P. n, at
90 Main.st, or by letter to 'IParfor Grove Delhi,
Hamilton County, r..4 mhlS-Xe
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

AoDS oE DHrEeFIEa 0OUsFsRbErF Cora
To test the presence Of silver in suspected
coin, apply a little chronic acid; reddish
purple hue Eoon appears, which is the bich.
romate Of silver. German silver, As Il q
called, viii not show this color when %
tasted. SAM hlr frr'arI ITr7 l-4ir''7-- "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
River NeNa.

ST. Louis, April 10-M.-RiVer continues
to swell here, and all the upper streams are
rising. The Illinois is over its banks in some
places. Weather clear and pleasant.
PITTsBURG, April l0-M.-River nine feet
four inches by the pier-mark and rising
slowly. Weather clear and mild.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

TIE GRHAF RAILWAY BRIDaE oVEB THn
RAINE.--The great railway bridge over the
Rhine As kehl, has been fnishsd. The
draws are easily, tRrned. They were sub
jeeted before use 70 an enormous pressure by
two heavy trains, and the deIion was found
10 be very iEe0ASisasAb,s, III 80 2. = : 80
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
United States Marshal for District Of
GIaluuahfa

WAsAINoTos, April 9-Oolonel Lamon, az
Marshal, is the only appointment yet made
for the District of Columbia. Many appoint
ments have been published before they have
even been considered by the Executive. f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
Erie Lake NnvIeatIon.

ToLRDo, April lO.-The New York Central
propeller Equinox arrived this morning from
Buffalo, the first boat this season from that
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
From PennsrIYnnin.

HAkRIsBURs, April s.-The Republican
caucus is in session tonight. There is a warm
debate on the resolution favoring a constitu-
tional amendment. gr : -.-..-.I.'-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

Posr OTFICEs N OAHADAs--TheEe arc eos
post Offices in Canada, of Which l6a were
established Lost year. The post ontsa ag-
gregated lA202 miles. glIl5l ~ tlsFlE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

DEEEAT or AN AWFUL CoSFLAaRLTIoN.-
The Pittsburg (Penna.) DispGteh learns from
reliable Source, YET can scarcely bslieVe 1t
possible, that congregation In Youngs-
town, PennA., were lately edited by dis
COURSE against the sinking Of oil wells, on
the ground that God intended these oil de-
posits for somel general hcon nAagrAtlon, or
other purpose which was being interfered
rite by the WsltbOEeTA L-.IIF0lrErT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

A Coon STAND FOR BUSINESS "A French
man being about to move his shop, his land
lord inquired the reason, stating at the same
time that il was considered very good
stand for business. Frenchman replied
with shrug Of bis shoulders, "Oh yes,
gar me stand all day, for nobody come 70
make me noVSn 1'H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
RlsetIon az Treatss, New Jerse,

TRENTON, April 9.-Wm. r. McKean, (Re-
publican) was elected Mayor to. day. On the
city and ward tickets the Democrats were
generally successful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

/ lFRE IN MAINLAND AND Loss OF LIFH.-0n
Sunday night, the 3lst ult, IRE took place
In the town 0f Mill POnd, Kent County, Nd.
J. X. Staxely,s dwelling Mas completely de-
stroyed. One of his children, four years old,
Rpa bis MUSE Msys bgTned n death, - /
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

II Is said that the BscsssioR authorities Of
Loainiana have imposed d tax Of 81, 600 per
Annum ON syer3o public gaubling- house in
~ wy 0fNss Vslsesl .,., assd - ssIf ,l'' I