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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
Not Republican Enough to Hurt.


1t is trick of some of our cotemporaries
at distance, when they copy an article of
ours which seems to reflect upon the doings
or material of the Republican party or its
Administration, to describe the Press as "a
Republican paper" the object of such de-
scription being to give force to the article,
as coming from Republican organ, which
otherwise it would not possess.
Now we do not know that the Press is q
Republican paper. So far as we are aware
it is conducted with as little regard as posi-
BILE to the interests of any party, and to the
peculiar views and ambitions of those by
whom it is composed. We do not now, and
never have, made the Republican Platform
the law of our opinion to the Republican
policy-if such a thing has existed-the rule
Of our conduct we as little desire as possible
to be responsible for its acts.
The condition in which our country i;
now placed is one in which the rage of party
spirit has much to do; and great as is the
peril in which it is involved, we see little
disposition on the part Of party politicians to
sacrifice any of their private ambitions or
enmities for its preservation. We have
changed the nomenclature somewhat, and
adopted new, sound and highly patriotic
words and phrases; but the old spirit re-
mains and now, as ever, party and personal
interests are uppermost in the minds of those
to whom the political manipulations are in
trusted. If We know ourselves, our chief
desire is to promote the best good of the
country, irrespective of all party arrange
ments and it is in this light that we prefer
70 be considered.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

The condition of Kentucky is alarming
The war has begun; and if the friends OF
the Union are to be protected the most en-
ergetic measures must at once be adopted.
In all revolutions the men with poniards are
vastly more effective, in proportion to their
numbers, than the men with principles; and
if the latter are to succeed, it must be
through a prcmptitude that is in general
foreign to their habits. If Kentucky is to be
preserved for the Union, it is due to her that
the General and the Northern States Gov.
ernments should be up and doing imme-
diately.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

HASKINSON On Tuesday, September 10, at the
residence of her father, near Nebraska Ctg, n I ,
Laura Margaret BasbinsUn, adopted and only
daughter Of Rt Rev Joseph @, Talbot, d. d t,
late bector OF Christ Church in this oity.
Mill 8 In this city on Friday eysniyg, Saptem-
her 70, ct seven o'clock, Of old age Francis Mills
BUSH-Eriday morning, September goth, in the
city Of Richmond Iudiana after a protracted i'll.
ness, MIR. EphT aim + Bush, former attacho of the
Cincinnati Gazette, aged 45 years.
HObNING- On Sunday evening, September 22d,
al o'clock at the residence, No rs Grant-str
Adam Hornug, Sr aged - years and ~ days
Funeral win take pl ice ut O'Clock, P NJ, Tues.
day, Sept "a trieGds of he amly are invited to
attend without further notice
PEEBLES At st. Paul, Minnesota, on Sstur-
day, 2lst iLst William S PEBBLES, of the firm of
PEBBLES Il Brother, OF this CITY,.
The body Will be brought here for iRterment.
FRAZER-Se ptemb Der %, James A. Frazer jr ,
sou Of Sbner l.. and MarthaJ Frazer. aged years.
The rie DE- Of the family Invited to attond the
fur eral, this aterno O'clock at the residence
Of the parents, No 46l Eighth street.
uMSTkD At Fairview, Chester County, Penn
bylvania, on Saturday morning. September :, lS6l,
Philip Umsted age 30 YEATS, late OF this city.
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MARRIEIO.

SMITH EDW ARDsOn Sunday evening, Sep.
tsmher ~, at O'Clock at the residence OF A. j.
Kizer, No I79 Mound st., by the Rev. Mr., Fee, Mr..
Joseph n Smith to Mrs. Jane Edwards
lMKIHS-TAfL0R-0n Thursday, September
~ DY bev DR. Hogs, at the residence of the brides
father, near Columbus, 4, a Sinh ins ESQ If
the Treasury Department, Washington to Miss
Elizabeth Taylor.
f0kTER-WEBSTER-ln Fayette Comfy, Ky e,
or Tbursday morning September ~, by Rev. II y.
Bro t. Mr.. James p rter, Of logan County o ,
to Mi Amelia Webster, daughter Of MIR. Wyatt
Webster, OF Fayette County.
rBls-BABTLETT-On Thursday afer.
noon September 10 10 this city at the residence of
the brides widowed mother, by the Rev. u. H..
hite, Mr. Abram Bertha, Of st Louis, Mo-, to
Mise Anna n Bartlett
MOI ER-MuCANN- On Tuesday, September IL,
1861 by ttv n Dustin, Rev WIN. b. MOler of the
OH cinnati Conference to Miss Mary N McCaun, of
springbOiO',O.
SuLBlVA In Zaoesville, O., on
" Mednesday, the ls,h instant, by the Rev: J, NJ.
FlHtt, MIR. j NJ. Sullivan t, of ChlmD Daign County
LII, to Miss Mary A Hen. Of the former place,
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THE disposition to glority over small
achievements almost argues an incapacity
for great. ones. The elaborate e1ultation
that has been indulged in over the little sue
cess at Fort Hatteras might be taken by q
philosopher as conclusive evidence prior
that we are not destined to achieve great
victories. The thing itself was of no value
its only Importance consisting in the fact
that it opened the way for something else.
That advantage hes probably been lost
through negligence; and our rejoicing has
been over q mere barren victory.
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COVINGTUN NEWS.

MILTARY.-This city has furnished nine
companies of infantry and one artillery COM
pany for the protection of the OoVington
and Lexington Railroad. They are as fol-
lows: ROvers under Captain Creighton !;
Captain Tyrack's Company of Grays under
Lieutenant Colonel Mock; Company A of
the Kenton Union Guards under Captain
Amos Shinkle Company of the same or
ganIzation under Captain Farrell; Conti-
mental Guards under Captain Condell;
Wilson Guards commanded by Captain
Wilson, Captain Lehmans Company OF
Zuuavee, Captain Morralls Company of
Zouaves, Captain HerrOd's Mcclellan Guards,
under Lieutenant Elliott and Captain Rob-
ert Richardson's Marion Artillery. The
men are in the best of health, receiving good
victuals daily from Covington. They are
well supplied with tents and other camp
equipage.
Mayors CoURT.-A female known as
Maria jackson was this morning arraigned
before Mayor Goodson, charged with loiter.
ing about the Jail and passing whisky to the
inmates. She was fined So and costs, in de-
fault of which she was sent to Jail.
Conrad Bolli, for drunkenness was fined
fifty cents and COSTS which he paid.
BANK LICK HONE GUARDs.-This company,
under Captain Eggeston, will probably leave
Covington this morning, making arrange
ments for the transportation of his company.
1t is composed of good Union material, and
will perform good service.
HEAD. QUARTERS. BY a late order the
Home Guard companies now situated at the
different bridges on the CoVington and Lex-
ington Railroad will make Falmouth their
headquarters Companies are ordered to
report themselves there.
DRoWNED.-A man whose name we were
unable to learn, jumped off the ferry plat
form on the Cincinnati side, Saturday night
last, and was drowned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

DEMOCRATIC PAPERS IN Quo WHICH SuP-
PORT THE UNION STATE TICKET Among the
Democratic papers in Ohio which have cast
Of the trammels of party, and support the
Union State ticket, are the following: Cleve.
land Plain Dealer, Toledo Times, Dayton
Union Democrat, Alliance Times, Mahoning
Sentinel, Piqua Enquirer, Trumbull Democrat.
Capitol Ciy Fact Delaware Standard, Lon
don Democrat, Ironton Clipper, Shelby Dem
ocTat, Fremont Democrat, Hamilton Tele-
g'Gph, Democratic Union, (Adans Co J and
the Urbana Free Press There are doubtless
mcIe, but these are all that have come to our
knowledge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

THE CHVALRY - IL is well known that
Geuelal Greene lost the Battle of Guiiford, in
1881, by he coWardly retreat of a brigade of
North Carolina militia, which returned ''six
killed, three wounded, and five hundred and
fifty two missing" General Stevens who
commanded brigade of Virginia militia in
The same engagement posted forty rifemen
IN the rear, with orders to shoot down all
who exhibited signs of cowardice, but this
did not prevent their running away. The
IeruTDs show that "two hundred and nine w.
four" were missing, and the greater portion
of these (wroSe General Lee) were to be
found safe at their own firesides." Yet the
descendants of these towards declare that
their ancestors won our independence.
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IT is getting to be time to sipU again III,

IT is getting to be time to sing again the
old song, Cincinnati needs to be prepared for
defense. War is approaching our borders.
There is an intention to strike here. We
bad better be in time. Cincinnati, if de.
Tended, must be defended on the other side Of
the Ohio. We do not think there is any
time to be lost in putting the city in a posi-
tion to resist, and organizing such forces as
we have in such way as to be rendered i'm
mediately available.
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BEFORE JUDGE PADDAoK.-S. W. Britz was
appointed guardian of the person of
Frederika Iglander, aged seventeen years.
E. Thomas, guardian of the heirs of VIM
Thomas, deceased, presented an account
which was filed and suspended for confrma-
ton.
In the matter of the assignment of 7. Nc
Cormack, it appearing that the appraisers
included property in their return which was
exempt by law, the Court ordered said
property to be delivered to the sssignor.
7. ]. Blair, volunteer in the Forty ninth
Regime mt Colonel Gibson's) being a minor,
was discharged on habeds corpus.
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THE SEA-CoAsT DEFENsEs.-Extracts from
official reports in Richmond show that
seventy. five guns are mounted at Fort Ma
con, near Beaufort. The battery for the de.
fense Of Newbern is at a distance of four
hundred yards from the channel, and
mounted with four long and three short
thirty-two Pounder navy guns. General R.
Department of North Carolina, had reached
Newbern. Large quantities of arms and
munitions were on the way to the same
point.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

MILITARY REWARDS y General Washington
gave Badge of Military Merit" to such
non-comnlssioned officers and soldiers as
served three years with bravery, fidelity and
good conduct, and TO every one who should
perform any sinsularly meritorious action
The badge entitled the recipient ito pass and
repsss all guards as fully and amply as auy
commissioned officer" and it was highly
priced. Some such honorary rewards for
good service could but prove beneficial at
the present time, and would, with promotion,
doubtless induce many TO enlist into the
ranks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

LATE REPENTANCE.-The Administration
is receiving support from an unexpected
quarter. The Washington Star has an interest
ing account of conversation just held with
Ex- President Buchanan, in which he ex-
presses the fullest Endorsement Of the course
pursued by the Administration, and adds
that, had the present issue been rendered him,
he would have adopted the same policy as
that chosen by President Lincoln.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

FEDERAL TRooPs.-The arrival of Federal
troops by the river yesterday morning, and
their departure over the Nashville road, has
created considerable excitement.
The men were well uniformed and disei-
plined, and attracted the admiration of all
who saw them march through our streets
LouisViLle DemOerat, 22d.
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REBEL TRooPs MOVING We are informed,
says The Louisville Journal OF Saturday, that
about five hundred rebel troops; from the
counties of Jefferson, Bullitt, Spencer and
Nelson, will rendezvous at Jim Macaulay's, g,
near Mount Washington, and attempt to
make their way on horseback 10 the Confed-
crate forces on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad. Their plans should be circum-
vented. A company left Cloverport, KY,
a day or two since, with like design
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

E%sA CARD -TBR UNFERSIGNED
- having accepted the pine pal charge VI
the Cincinnati Female Seminary, Seventh atFeet,
corner Of Mound, respectfuly announces to its
patrons and to the public that he will open the in
stitution for the ptiOn of pupils. agreeaby to
ann' uncements, on MONDAY, the 10th inst.
The htness OF the buildings, in location aud all
appOiu tments TO the wants Of an institution of the
highest uTder, is well known.
. The school will te cla' sif'd under the Primary
preparatory and Collegiate Departments accom-
panied by tue usual ornamental and Options courses
OF study, and will be conducted by the Principal,
aided by full and comp tent corps of Teachers
under the pledge that all shall be dOue which ex-
perlence eud CONSCIENTIOUS assdritJ can do, to i'm
elevated and symei critically developed.
The Principal Will be happy TO confer with per-
some interested 10 the School, at the Tibrary-room
during the usual hours daily w II TYLER
He is grstiftd with special permission to refer to
the following gentlemen
Hon Bellamy ST rer, NJ. L. T, Thomson, ID. D.,
Hon. George Hosdy WV. Scarbor0uRh ESQ
Geo MeGdeuhall, NJ D., VIM S. Wright, ESQ,
MessTs Oliver &Ki:tridge, Rev. II. M. Esorrs.
sel7-tf
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sATURDAY,s LAW REPORT.


JURY DIsAeREED.-In the case of the State
Us. Nathan Noah, tried before Judge Collins
on charge of grand larceny, the jury were
unable to agree to verdict, and were dis
charged.
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Carriage Painter.

- A WELL QUALIFIED CAR.
~ BlAGB PAINTER, who understands his
business, wants situation as Carriage Painter He
was rmerly employ ed as foreman of shop, and
can give The bet Of references. Please address G.
care of Press Office. se23 f.
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COURT STREET MARKET-sPAoE.

whoever Is not prepared to sacrifice party or
ganizatons and platforms on the altar of his cou
try does not deserve the support and couutenanCe
OF honest Pet pie. e."-SrEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
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HgRNIAv

@ FOR THE RELIEF AND PER.
Me>-s-z maneut cure Of Hernia (Rupture),
MAbSHS Patent Radio .cure Truss stands uuri-
Vaed In possesses all the merits, in point of i'm
r,yement that an instrument can. aud hundreds
will testify to having been radically Gu ed b. its
use. PeIsOns afflicted with this disease should call
a. once on s; N MARSH, OJRLISS 4 90 No s
effected before il is too late
The B9slcsl cure Trus,es, Shoulder braces, Sup
pOrters, astic Stockings SuspenH,Iy Banda ges,
Apparatus for Club Feet, Bow iegs, Curved SpiTe
sId other DstoLnIitie9, are mad, aud applied by
MARSH, CORlIsS co, No 5 West Fourth at ,
south side. opposite the High Stee pie Agents for
Pa mers celebrated Patent Artificial Legs. which
are worn daily by over hve thousand persons ~ d
is the only Artificial Leg, which gives PERFECT
Satisfaction.
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l.. M. 81 @. &5 x. H. II.

EAs TRAINS ROR CAMP DENNISON
IS, 3:5O and 6P. NJ
RETU UtNlNG-Leaye Camp Dennison at 3,IO
and 9;IO A. ~ S;15, 6:U5 aud NJ.
Bound "trip Tickets will be sold for IS cents
my2h-t E. W WOODW = RID. Suparintpndant
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Wedding ana SisIrIng csr0ss
Engraved and Printed, $, and Presses; De Ls Eut
Stationery and Euvelopes. -
SHIPLEY SMITH,
CSucceBsors TO II. II ShiPley Bro.,)
99 West Fourth -straAk.
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MN- ALWAYS IN SESSION-Queen City
Commercial College, opposite Ihe Post
office seS.tf
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Printers Flat Can,

WE HAVEA FULL STOCK OF WHITE
W and Blue, Wovs and Laid Flat Gap, IL, "a, l6
ard is lbs. Of superior quality, at low prices For
sale by NIXON, CHATFIELD q WOODS,
eel7-u ~ and % Walnut at.
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HOME INTEREST,

pI- A. a. tYsTKs Uiooss wstohos ard JsWelTY
Dos. As and IN Central avenue.
So New Stai Gallery, No 26 Fifth-st j. r. AP-
PLEGATE, Camera Operator Likeness at war prices.
pH- MARBLE MONUMENTS AND MANTLEs The
beet end cheapest in the market at No. 257 West
Fiith-st. lse2l-tn WHITE & SON.
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=, "OLD WOODWARD CLuRN
From the Mishawal a Gnd Enterprise, of April
27, ls6l.J
DIR RORSCK,S SnnM ACu nm

~ TEbS DIR. kOBACK, Proprietor II tho
popular S,a einavisn ltemedies, has introdu jed
new article Of Stomach Bitters, which we have h4d
the satisfaction Of trying, aud must say that they
are sureI "r to any thing have ever tried. is
pleasant beverage, possessing medical qualities of
tonic and Alternative character of a high order.
We pIedict tuI them large sale
For sale at the Principal Office q East Fourth az
Cincinnati, aud by Druggists ard Mec ge ner.
ally throughout the United States ana Capadas a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

PRRFUMG GHx.
NOR FINE COLOGNE WATER,
q either by the quart or elegantly put no ia bot.
ties, call at the FUurth-street PPrfumeTy Depot.
HANDKERCHIBF EXTBAOTS
My stock of these articles is com plete, including
every variety of Lubiu manufacture, and all others
Of any celebrity Having likewise an abundance of
the finest materials, am manufacturing a large
variety, and solicit a comparison of them with those
of any other manufacture
PALMER'S SOAP DENTRIFICE.
Is composed of soap and other articles well known
for their beneficial action upon the teeth and gums
1t contains no article that can possibly inJure the
teeth, and can, consequently be used with perfect
in punity by persons Of all ages
SOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
aul7 36 West Fourth-st Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Fine Book Papers.

nUE STOCK OF BOOK PAPERS, COM
~ PRiSlNG the various sizes, qualities aud
prices is very large and complete. Printers will
mud 1t to their advantage TO examine stock be-
fore purchasir g lseWhere
NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
sel7-u ~ and 10 Walnut st.
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Wine and Cider.

SUIPHITE OF LINK, FOR ARREST
- NC Ferlne nentatton in Wine, Oider, etc.-Wheu
fermentation has gone far as you wish add the
lime las directions sta o which company each
bOttlel, and Fermentation will stop Immediately.
To make real goOo Champagne Oiuer, uss our Sui.
phate Of Lime DAVIDSON a. BRO,
sel5 n e. corner of Main aud Fifth
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= CHARLEs vvAnRnN-nnnnns

K~ SSaHIARLtn.s WARREN, PROBES.
fIieT|@ - OF MUSIC, respectfully inform his
{, nmeuoe teaching on the let Of September ne 1t.
Two evenings in the week will be devoted to gentle-
men who may wish t. join ella ses for the perform.
ance Of FLUTE TRIOS Music selected from the
wo' Of the most celebrated writer's for thai favor
lie instrument. 0yders left at his residence 1S8
Fifth hst, or at W NJ Peters's Music store, MelO-
deon Building, will be punctualIy attended to.
fau27 X
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- CINCINNATI ACADEMY OF
49, DESIGN established BY the late Pro.
lessor Robert COnuer), No. 30 West Fourth street,
opposite St. Pans Church.
The Academy has been removed TO the above oCa-
tiCn, and VIII open on WEDNE ESD AY, Sep ember
Is 1861, with 1T former facilities for tuition in oil
painting, irrespective crayon and pencil drawing,
&c II Guiding large collection of appropriate
studies in each brai CHI. Terms reduced
nj W. BIOHARDSON, Principal.
References - Mrs J,hn Kilgour, Mrs. Lowell
Fletcher, MrE G W Coffin, John Swasey, ESQ. X,
W. Burnet. Esq Rev Ge rye A. Heather, a NJ,
trniessors Milt aud Nelson Sa Ter, d. Judkins
ID d W. Proctor, Esq >, L Harding ESQ.,. Supo- -ins
ter dent Of Public Schools. se2n-d*
GOLD WOODWARD CLUB.o-
~ The members of the cold wood ward
Cluh, are requested to meet at the Brighton IL use
on TUESDAY the 2ith inst, at nine rclock A. VI 4,
and fr m thorce repair to the place designated, for
the purp Sc Of participating 10 the Foot and 'owu
Ball Games. The Apuual X; union will take place
at the hooms Of the literary Club, at 80 Seventh.
ST., at eight o'clOcE p. NJ.
by CrOer of the Presideot
GEORGE MOYER, Secretary.
se23 a-ch EnquiTer1
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Army Suffers, AttentlOnI

"E HAVE ON HAND A LARGE
w stock of Ruled Cap Letter and CONNER. ial
Note Pagers of various qualities at very low pricess
to which We invite your attention.
NIXON, CBACF1ELD & WOODS,
Wholesale Paper Warehouse,
sel7-tf - anG 20 Wainut's st
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UN ITDD @TATE5
NATIONAL LOAN,

DURSUANT TO INSTR LOTIONS
II ON the Secretary f the Treasury a book will
be opened on MONDAY, September rs, ut the d Ink
Of the Ohio Valley for subscri ptions uuder my gu
psTnte ndence, for Treasury notes. to be issued
under the act of 18th july in of $780, SlOO $500
81 OO aud IS 00O each dated 18TH August 1861 bear
ing interest at the rate of $40 per ce It per an-
Inm, payable semi Annually, and having interest
coupons attached
The subscription book will remain open until eth
October next.
Nc subscription recei ed under $50
Detailed information will be furnished as desired,
se23 W. W. SCARBOROUGH.
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Tod ana Victory.

DAVID TOD, UNION NO nINEE
49, for veinOr; G. VOLNEY DORSEY,
Union nominee tor Treasurer of State, and SA NJ
UFL GALLOWAY, Of Columbus, win address the
people of Hamilton County on
TRIs (MONDAY) EVENING, SEPT. 90,
AT THE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

REFQR ETHOMAs M'CLAIN, JUSTICE
- - OF CinciAnati Township, County Of HAMILTON,
state q Ohio.-O. Ii. Cleveland against Charles
satchell, defendant-The above named defendant
will take notice that the 18th day Of September,
ls6l, said Justice issued order Of attachment in
the above action, for the sum Of 1852 9O and that the
same is set for trial on the 9th day Of November,
lS6l at oclock P. M, at the office Of Thomas Nc
Olain, AIS Vine-street, Cincinnati, Ohio
O. LYON, Atty for Plaintiff.
Cincinnati, September % 1861. se23-cM
H INDLING WOOD.-sealed proposals will
~ be received at the once Of Public Schools till
Monday; the 30th inst for furnishing and deliver
ing at the different school houses Of the city such
quantities Of well-seasOned Kindling Wood as may
be needed by the several schools.
by order OF the Beard Of Trustees and Visitors Of
Common Schools.
se24 81 WE. HURLBUr, Clerk.
Commercial copy times
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Country Laundry.

AT WRICH CLOTHES ARE WASHED
IN In pure water and bleRched and dried Ia tue
open air, beyond the reach of coal dust and smoke
Clothes called for aud delivered in any part OF the
city. Orders received and good reference given at
1S4 West Fourth IT. a123tE.
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MILITARY GO0lSl.

SWORDS, BELTs, EPAULRTTRs.
- SASHEsi GILT and BRASS BUTTONS, LAOH-
&o.I at JOHN BONER'S,
NO. SO WEST FIFTH-STREET,
my25-u Cincinnati, Ohio.