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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

PAYMENT OF STATE EXPENDITURES The
Secretary of the Treasury has advanced to
the following States forty per eentum on Ac-
count of their expenditures, made mp to
about one month ago, for troops called into
the service. New York has as yet made no
demand; Indiana $3.50, 900; Illinois 800 OO0i
Maine $780, 900; Ohio $9O0OOG Michigan
S92 600; Wisconsin $2O5, OOO New Jersey
$4,000; Vermont 1928 OO0 Pennsylvania
S6O6O 600; Massachusetts $775,000 Iowa
$4,000; New Hampshire 100000. Total,
"A iOb COO
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

VANITY FAIR, the New York Weekly,
Home Journal, and New York Clipper, for
this week, and the New York Illustrated
News for next week, have been received by
Hutchinson, at No. 160 Vine-street, above
Fourth. He has all the late and readable in
the magazine and newspaper way.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

ANOTHER REBEL SYMPATHIzER. -. The
steamer BOStona brought a rebel prisoner
named Lenville. He was under heavy
guard, and was captured about fourteen
miles back of Maysville, Ky, where he keeps
tavern. He was Immediately transferred
to the City Barracks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

1t is suggested by military men that a mis-
take has been committed in the Western De-
psItment, of subdiyiding the forces to too
great an extent which enables the enemy to
attack them in detail with superior numbers.
IL is said that in Missouri there are some
thirty military positions occupied by the
would be sufficient tomaintain the authority
of the URjon over the same extent of country.
| believe that it was q cardinal maxim with
Napoleon always TO be stronger than the
enemy at the point of conclusion. He might
have fewer men, but where the blow Wa' to
be dealt he aimed 10 be the strongest.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

LEoTURE.-Henry Reed, Esq, Of the Daily
Press, will deliver lecture Sunday evening
in the Union Hall of the Catholic Institute.
Subject-"The Present and the Future"
The choir will sing that beautiful National
Hymn, "Our Banner of Glory" lately pub
Captain G. W. Cutter, author of the we'll.
known patriotic song, "E Pluribus Unum."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19
AUCTION SALES.

A UOTION sALE-BY w. W. wERT-I54
IN Main st., two doors eboye Fourth Hotel Bag
H. at O'clock, will be sold all UNCLAIMED Baggage,
up to this date, from the Gait House. william Z.
troy, proprietor, com mpg1sing two hundred TruRks,
Valises and Carpet Sacks with contents. ool2.K
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SUPERIOR COURT.
PROBATE COURT.

The State U.s. Alexander Driscoll. Judge
Paddock, sitting as a called Court, heard the
evidence in this case, in which a charge of
grand larceny is preferred against the de-
fendant.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

SPLENDID OYsTERs.-Waggouer, at No. 2O3
Central-avenue, and No. So Sixth-street, is
receiving some very choice. They fairly
make ones mouth water to look at them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

STAMPED NEWSPAPER EEvELoPHs. :. Stamped
newspaper envelopes are to be issued by the.
POstoffice Department Immediately. They
will be furnished for 81 l6 per one hundred.
A very great convenience,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

County MATTERs.--The Board of County
Commissioners this morning passed the fol-
lowing bills:
John Eifin, to hauling stone to new $40 90
Obas Reemeiin, coal stove, pipe, zinc and tin 10 So
a. Mcdonald, services as Toll Collector on
Total ........... $50 Oh
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-A GOOD RoUTE-On this paper.
II Apply at the Counting room, on Monday, be-
tween and o'clock. ocl9
NNOR LE-CARRIAGE-I will sell low for
II cash, or part cash and part family groceries,
dress, through POst-ofice Box I,11O. ool6-dF
WNOR SALE-A SMALL FARM-of forty-six
n acres, in Ripley County, Indiana. adjoining
Pierceville Station, ON the Ohio and Mississippi
Thirty acres are under cultivation and the balance
in timber, all we'll watered and fenced. There is
frame house of five rooms, barn 30x4O feet, all in
good order an orchard of forty or fifty fruittrees,
apple and peach. Will be sold for $40 per acre.
SAMUEL A SARGENT,
ocI6.c N. w. corner Of VIM and Walnut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

Mr.. s. R. Smith, formerly our correspond
ent at Camp Dennison, goes to Louisville to-
day as the Kentucky correspondent of the
Press, Enquirer and Gazette.
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River News.

PlTTsBrRG, October l9-M.-River ten
feet six inches by Pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and damp.
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WAGaoNER's new Oyster Restaurant, No.
bs Sixth. street, near Walnut geta up the
incest stewed, fried or raw oysters in the
city. A fresh lot will arrive tonight. Call
ia and get a can Of large oy sters for Sunday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

HNOR SALE-A FARM Containing 81 acres,
II 2l miles from Cincinnati, on the Little Miami
Railroad, and is miles by the Msdisonville Turn-
churches. The improvements consist Of good
house OF rooms and kitchen also, cottage house
of 2 rooms, q green house, chicken house, bee.
house, good well and clstern; garden ornamented
with choice shrubbery; old and young apple orchard
of choice fruit, all bearing pear and plum-trees
lately set out. Also, all kinds Of SIN all fruit For
further particulars, inquire at Ia Hopkins tt or
address Bog 200, Cincinnati, Ohio. ocl9 r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

The steamship Boston, which left New
York on Wednesday for PhilAdelPhiAs had
on freight two hundred and sixty-one cases,
containing six thousand five hundred and
twenty five muskets, which were made
present by the Prussian Government TO the
city of Philadelphia. They arrived in the
steamship DIlaiia,
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NIGHT SCHooL.-See advertisement OF
Night School, for learning arithmetic, &c.
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LAW RRPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

The Judges of this Court Fixed the bond of
+. ]. Mayer, County Commissioner-elect, at
$4,000
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Gen. Johnston to Command All the
Rebel Forces in Missouri.
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THE CHEROKEE INDIANS TO JOIN
THE REBEL ARMY.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
Jos. Brandt Os kluntz. The trial Of this
case, commenced yesterday, is in progress.
Attachments were issued for several parties
who had failed to attend as witnesses. The
writs were discharged on payment of costs
on their subsequently appearing.
Augustus Miller was admitted 10 the Bar
as an Attorney-at. law.
SUPERIOR COURT.
No business of any general interest was
before the Judges. Jurors were summoned
in Rooms Nos and 3, but in the trials set
the attorneys were not prepared and the
Jurors we're dimissed until Monday.
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City News.

MNTEoRoLos1oAL OBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., October 1s:
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-u1yOR aALR-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY Res

uNOR sALE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY Res
n IDENOE-Located 70 miles from the city, con-
Yenient to q railroad station. There are 26h acres
of good productive land, containing great variety
of fine fruit trees bearing condition, consisting
of about 800 peach so APPLE aud also plum and pear
trees, of great variety fine vineyard, atraWberT
riCs, goose berries. &c,
The pIovements consist OF good frame COTTAGE
new frame barn, and all the appurtenances ne eces-
gaIy for convenience and comfort, Price Ss,OgO =
mart cash and balance in payments For further
particulars inquire of j. j. MEEKER, corner OF
Fifth and Main streets ocl4 I cod
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STRAYED.

CsTRAYRD-S5 REWARD-On Saturday, octo-
- ber 49, a white and blue spotted Gov about an
Inch Of the horns sawed on white face. Any one
returning her TO IS7 Water.st between Elm aud
Plum, will receive the above reward. ool9'b'
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IWVHR WEEKLY PHEss NOW HKADY,
n containing the News OF the Week, both Foreign
and Local, and q Telegraphio summary oil hVenu
elsewhere, up TO the hour OF going TO press.
EOI SalS al tue UOahtlng-TVVna. RrLce eSaA,
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LETTER FROM JOHN ROSS, ,THECHIEF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

THE STRENGTH OF THE REBELS BETWEEN
FAIRFAX AND MANASSAS.
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Price at Carthage Awaiting an
Attack!
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MATTERS IN MISSOURI.
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TNOR RBNT-The Metropolitan Dancing hall,
n corner of Ninth and Walnut.sts, by the night
or season Inquire at the Hail. or Of POOR Il co..
AN OFFICE, on the second floor of the Metropo:.
Titan, corner OF Ninth and Walnut sta. INQUIRE OF
POOR g. CO., 225 Walnut ct. au2O'u
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IMPORTANT BALLOON
RECONNOISSANCE!
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

Disappointment of Our Troops at not
being Permitted to Advances.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

The Movements of the Rebel
Army on the Potomac.
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LATEST BYTHLHGRAPHI |
NOON DISPATCHES.
THE WAR FOR THE UNION!

The News of the Evacuation Of Lees
burg and Other Towns Confirmed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-19

None need apply but young unmarried men, of
good character. Pay varies from Sl4 to S27 per
month. In addition to pay, an abuudance OF good
and comfortable clething, board and medical at
tendance will be furnished free OF charge, together
with his
Apply at once at No. 1a9 Sycamore.st.
EDWARD NJ, McC0OK, Second Lieutenant lst
Cavalry, Recruiting Officer. myl5-tf
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FOR RENT.

HNOR RENT-A DwELLING-On Thirds
II near Broadway. Also, on the south side of the
same street, Store. Apply at 95 hsin-st. ocl6.d*
ENOR RENT-RoOMS-Pleas airy, light
n Rooms, newly papered, with water and other
conVenieI ces. Rent low Apply at g. Broad way,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-23
Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE BOND.

CRIMINAL CUURT-JUpGE BOND.
Samuel Steibel, indicted upon the charge of rent
ing house to be used a bawdy house, was tried
before the Court and adudged not guilty LEO
with intent to kill George H. Kyle, Esq. removed
his to Anne Arundel County. Petit jury
discharged until Monday. Court adjourned till 10
o'clock to-day.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Nally Us. Mayor and City Council. Before report
ed. An action to recover damages for injuries re
ceived by falling upon the ice in the street. The
jury in this case after being absent all night, failed
to agree upon verdict, and discharged by
the Court-Newman u.s. Samson Cariss. Suit for
SANDER. Before reported. On trial.--Assignrne mt
from Cos to sos.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE GILES.
p. q. Crownensheld Us. Baltimore and Susuue-
hanna Steam Tug Company. Before reported. Ga
trial.-Brooks u.s. same. On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Henry Gill and Mary Ann Gill, his wife, u.s. Sc
ligman Pitferling. Action for damages for false
IMPRISONMENT. Verdict for plaintiffs for Sl09-
William Ii. Erek g. Go. Us. Edmund 7. H. Wal
tiers. Action on promissory note. Verdict for
plaintiffs for S239. Ol.-Same Us. Same Action
S2l0.S1.-Isaac Rolls Us. Peter Bogeman and
James Everett. Action for illegal levy under a
writ of fer fdciaS Verdict for plaintiff for 500.
State, use of Thomas Heaey, Us. Daniel Shaeffer.
Before reported. Verdict for plaintiffor $780,
Adjourned.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDoE KREBs
Mcdonnell and others Goldsmith Before re-
ported. Concluded and held under curia-Fred-
erick Heinz, trustee of Jacob DOLL and wife, Us.
Daniel B. Banks, ct al. Bill to vacate deed from
Mayor and City Council to defendant.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
MIR
The New York Post of Thursday afternoon says:

The New 1ork P0St OF thursday afternoon SAYS:
The stock market continues very inactive but prices
with few exceptions, remain firm The bond list is
strong, with an upward tendency.
The leading feature of the share list is the large
tons in Erie stock the sales of the three days reach
ing about ten thousand shares chiefly by house The
decline in the price about four per within
The sales have been mostly sellers option which
regarded bold operation, the supply of stock in the
street has been small for long time past that the
Bears have had at times great difficulty in making their
deliveries.
English capitalists large buyers of this stock three
months almost every steamer leaving this port taking
out from five hundred to thousand shares either
the assented or unassented FORM 1t is conectured that
the present sales way connected with parties
the other side, though this theory gains little
dence.
New York Central leaves off at II %a78 which is pre-.
cisey the quotation of yesterday. Last sales of Erie
301(G30A.
In railroad bonds, there is further improvement All
the issues of the Michigan Southern Company are las
per cent higher Erie fourths brought 90 Illinois Cen
trail Construction 10o4 @lOoH Rock Island Frsts sold
at par
Government paper firm with steady demand for all
descriptions. The new Skies remain almost stationary
The State stocks frmer, particularly Mssouris and
Nirginias, which are y per cent. higher.
In money and exchange there is nothing new stirring
The question of leasing the public works of Ohio is
before the Legislature of that State. The canals have
for time ceased to be self sustaining under State
CONTROL and the choice appears to be narrowed down
leasing or selling them.
The treasurer of St. Louis county advertises to pay in
banka5e funds on presentation in ST. Louis the coupon
on the county debt due next June and July and pay
able in New York. The object of this antcpatory pay
ment is of course, the saving of the exchange to the
county, the money being on hand.
bill is before the Legislature of Massachusetts,
curing all banks in the located out
the city of Boston and South Boston, to keep in its bank
an amount OF specie equal to five per centum of its
liability for circulation and deposit as also to keen
balances equal to ten per cenum Of such circulation and
deposit.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
EnR


ALCOHOL.-We have no transactions to note in Alec
Western distilled 95 per cent.
APPLES-Green Fruit is not quite so active although
small sales are making from the wharf of Apples at rs
Gs2 per bbl Dried Fruit is dull and our quotations are
nominal viz: * d3 cts per h. for Apples 5G6 cts for
unpeeed Peaches, and 9(G11 cts. for peeled
ASHES.-There is nothing doing in Ashes here but in
New York they are quoted at S5d)5l21 for Pot and
S525 per 100 lbs for Pearl.
BARK.-The market for Bark continues dull and we
have no transactions to note in it this week We quote
fair to prime Quercitron S62o per ton being slight
decline on previous rates.
C0FFEE-The Coffee market this week has been com.
paravely quiet, but this has been so much from the
want of demand from the fact that the supply in
ket is light, and the quality offering being suited to
the tastes of buyers. There being Coffee expected
here shortly holders have shown disposition to sell
except at full rates. The sales for the were light
and add up only $50 bags being fully 1000 bags less
than the week preceding, and follows viz: POS
bags rejected Rio at II cts 500 bags fair cts
200 bags do. at 124 cts 400 bags do 124 cts. 400
bags good do at IN cts ITO bags do Is cts and 325
bags white Laguayra private terms The stock Rio
Coffee in first hands has been reduced to little over
1000 bags The market for the week closed firm at the
following quotations viz: II al2 for common Rio
124(gl2h cts for fair do; I'm ala cts for good do
l3 dl3A cts for prime do; 4gl6 cts for Laguayra
and 17GllS cts. per lb. for Java.
COTTON.-The demand from spinners this week has
been very limited and is confined their wants for i'm.
mediate consumption. There have also been some lots
taken for export The sales to between 500 and
600 bales about the rates of last At the close
market is very firm and holders asking an advance
but we have not heard of any sales that would auho
rize change, we continue the quotations of last week
viz:
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Together with 189 bbls. Rye Flour and 40 bbls Corn
GRAIN.-The offerings of Grain at the Corn EXCHANGE
this week although light rather heavier than
and footed 1l550O bush Wheat has been in very &C
tive request for both milling and purposes the
quality general thing inferior and not suited to
the tastes of the former Prime and choice parcels
bought up readily at advanced rates. while low grades
were dull and dropping Corn has coming forward
pretty freely in fact more than any other description
still the receipts not heavy at the same period
iast year. with an active export demand prices have
ruled quite firm Oats have been dull dropping not
wthstandng the receipts light and Rye has also
Paitaken OF the same dullnessi with slight decline in
prices.
Wharf.-The total receipts of Wheat for the week foot
ca up ~ ooo bushels There was quite brisk milling
demand Tor the choice grades, and ruled buoyant
but inferior qualities which in large supply were
dull and dropping. Sales made at l2o6i25 cts for
common to fine reds 126G27 cts. for good do 12Sl30
cts for prime and choice d. 13O45 cts for medium to
fair white; 15O@16O cts for good prime do and l659
the market was steady, with good demand We note
sales of 5000 bushels at 125l29 for fair to prime
reds 140@l50 cts for fair good whites l5Ol6O cts
for prime do and l65 cts for choice samples do.
CoRN-There was quite active shipping demand for
Corn this week. and sales to extent made for
export to Great Britain and South America The receipts
were large amounting to 81 500 bushels, but notwith-
standing this, prices ruled firm. Mostly all of the offer
ngs changed hands at 5356 for mixed; 57G59 cts
for good to prime yellow; 5SG6O cts for fair white: eliza
63 cts for good do and "a cts for prime do To day the
market firm with sales of 900 bushels at $4,000 cts
for yellow, and 62(964 cts for good to prime white
RYE.-The offerings Of Rye this week light and
added only 800 bushels but prices nevertheless show
hueCHne OF 1uily CTS Dusnel ABOVE ouerlnBs
changed hands Ga acc for Maryland and quote
pennsylvania at 6697o cts per bushel To-day there
were sales of $50 bushels Pennsylvania at 70 cs and
wequote Maryland at 64ll66 cts
oATs-The offerings this week very light, amount
ing TO only 1900 bushels and with limited demand for
them, prices were hardly firm Sales made of
iar TO prime Maryland at 232 cts and do Pennsylva
MA at 3g3i cts To-day there were sales of 500 BUSH
sylvania.
SEEDs.-Grass Seeds in pre- tty active demand
this week. but towards the close the market had
SroGPy tendency The sales for the embrace 600
300 to 400 bushels IS 81 but we onote the mar
ket as closing dull at $5G512K per bushel for good to
strictly prime lots Timothy is steady and is selling
quote Flaxssed as to quality at slsp9Ia6 per busheI
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BOARD OF TRAT
BOARD OF TRADE.
committee of Arbitration for month of March
W. H. D. C. WRIGHT,
J. A. SHRlVER IHUGH SISSON
EDW'D G. MCDOWELL JNO WALKER
MaHetarp ano Gommerrial gRnieh.

BALTIMORE, March %, 1861.
The week closes without anything of very interesting
nature having transpred either in financial or CONNER
cia circles In all branches trade with the exception
of provisions and breadsuGs business has been quite
dull and inactive. and merchants Baltimore street
have been quite eisurey employed they usually
in midsummer and all agree that the spring
trade will be exceedingly light.
in the Money market there has very little change taken
place Although theendency in rates the street has
been to cheapness capital has accumulated while the
offerings of paper have decreased Good paper can be
placed at from cas- per cent, and it is difficult to get
over per cent. call loans The banks generally
anxious for good class bills in which to invest.
very good demand prevailed for Sterling bills for to-
days steamer rather rates. and hear of sales
of commercial bills 1861 lO6A closing quite firm
At the close of the week note slight improvement
at the Stock Board in of the leading securities
the list, although there is still considerable deficiency
in the usual number of bidders consequently the bust
of the week has been quite limited BY the slight
increase in demand loans and bonds have been mostly
benefited, and We note an advance in some of them
Railroad shares have been pretty firmly held but the
amount of business done in them has been small. W.
also notice little better feeling in the Banl
stocks In Mining change has taken place
but few real purchasers appear in the market
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week endn,
Thursday amount in value to $50 SAL OF which $50
5Sl free, and s5 $50 duty paying goods
.he foreign exports from Baltimore for the rerio
amount in value to $143 200 against $780, last week
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, March %, 1861.
slooON. C. RR.bds., 's5-53 5shs; B. & o. RI. -63}
1000 B. & o. RR. BIDS. " -6s1
soox W Y. RR ,sa-6S ls" 4 81 s85
LIST m. bonds, -SoA 100 shs Guilford NJ
100 shs. Gardner Hill Co. so