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New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
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s,,am,h,p-T.utonia (IIsnb T,ub-. London. Kunba,ds
& Co.; Ci esspeske. CT WELL Portland, Ii h. Cromwell
Co: Kennen,o carton. Phi deptis
shipz-sim (Brj, Wilisss Liverpool kowlsDd fro'h-
irghsm Belle of The Ses igsbe Ss Irsaci-o) G. Com
.tscs Co. Troli Horei, Bsvre. w. ~. hiversms'h 80
E.rks-Ue0 AIkle, Rove. Queenstown jackson x Neil;
Anieric, (Br) ns-. glasgow; Mary and Louisa Jones
Por. Elz.oeth slfDys isa:en; flSnt Lsyet' t6r.I
Horton Liverroo Eduiion Bros amp iyh;e- 1hoDTson
Deniersrs John NJ. Smith Sen iidwsy Ssed Hammer
y~n Qu.eu,,own, fusoh N-iIek- L Wsndt fsihhndef,
crGr London. A. Leary Mary, Oibts Trinidad de Cuba
@. S,ev-Lsop Co.
Bri.sGen. Bailey Ncyes. cette France Metcslf Dun
can; Florist Brough. W~s'pot J. Mc,rthar; Assssya
Tuzo MADzanla Mccall frisb; ssm e kIsm 10
Cson. C,rs Ldni,ton Bros. ictor tBr Walters, 81
tn . Brett, Sou ca
Baker Boston s. w. Levin. Go Utitsd Sts'ss ConDos
l'or Royal =. c. g. NJ. Fox Co. IsFif Hrovoss saIn-
ford; Lsta lich LoId, Sieu Leone, Nm lesss Onwso,
shasr Jch's, n. b, d. L. DewoH; saltan, Dixon, EAl
fax, IL U. Donovan
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CEALED PROPOSALS until the 3Oth Decem

SEALED PROPOSALS until the 3Oth Decem-
bcr invited for furpiins the United States sub
sistenc- Department Sib FLOUR
About II 900 barrels will he required OF high rsde o. e1ss
Flour & be des ed in Washington 81 tie hall DAD pcpot
or a. arehousss in Washington Geo sotown come time
between the lst and l6th Of January. lSsl -
Each barrel OF the Flour 10 be inspected us peere u
,.o.ea The Flour mast be equal IN quality 10 The san'
res 10 be obtained at teCspcl Balery eehrg,oH chy
Bids 70 be directed to Msjor A. BLCkWiih,S' D. u o.
A and iacoE scd PfoposAs."
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Disasters, Gc.

r.yoss Dec d-Ths bsrk White Ciosd lot PrevfAenes.
l,nrd,nsr from Hiosuin swed, bound TO Charleston
Ens with deals and timoer arrived hce the <th inst.
with oss Of boats suite kc and caAing
bsdy ali owing to Lesvy westher experienced the pss
sage =. -, -, a,
I dsa Tor New Yok pu, In bers wh ssht daasse 70 sai
-lby Telegraph
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4 SSIGNEEsAUCTION NOTICE, The great
"A sale Of CHINA, GLASS ard PLATED WARE. ko..
&c, Wi be continued To-Day (liondy) over VIM Tsy
Saloon, No. 3SJ Broadway. BENZ. Il. SEiAAS,
kncfi
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Boots an0 Shoes.

Eh SnD OUBI.E-SOLE WATERPROOF
" II sIt BoOrs-FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES q
81 81, al JUSES'S. Nos 10 aud IL ANN-sE
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y slJSAN MATILDA JONES. Plaintiff. srsiu.t VII
LIAM B. J0SES. Defends, t-suunon' iof rel, :
To the Defendant: You hereby summoned ara re-
ourrd TO answer the complain, in this scton OF when
cory (. herewith served upon you aid TO serve copy
yeu sns~or to N. sad con,psnt tue .o3enher NJ
1;ce No 94D BroadsHy 10 the City Of New oTk vi hl
twenty days ster the be eof exclusive f the day o
.nca ser,ic.; and .on f.il 20 sbsasr the compliant
within the time a,o essd the psinti5 iB his action VII Apply
TO tn Conr, Tor the ief dsEsesd Ia The comp
Sew-Yoik. Dec 10, i9ol T. ID. ~ Eh,
Psiutif'r - oney.
The ccrpsin In this action fled 10 tue ocs OF the
rk Of he County g! Kings DE q day ef ec'inner,
iyDl l. u. CUbNbh' rilSnu s@t'He''
do lAwCwM
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6emins- -Matbinrs.

NEW FINKLE e. LYON SEWING
"A MACHINE FOR SALE cheap. Address " c. D. D.. !"
box No. 10 Tribune Office.
MPIRE SEWN G-M III Els
II or Family and purposes o reduced prices
and on sccorr niodane Ssesrocm No. $40 Bscsdv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

IMMATURE ALxANsc
un-Ei,es...T:25 Sets commonwealth Msos-Rises e:st
andy Hook. 6:s9 Gov. Island . 73g nei}ss... Pile
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GsoaGs A LpAvITT, Anciioueer.

4 EO. n. Liza u ~ w. VIZ
u rooms Nos. q and - Nefcerst oB MoNDsf Dec ." ~
g. ociock o IA g. a. choice selection Of ENoLlsH .e
.MERICAN BOOKS consisting of fibss nedy ooui'e
Waserey NovelL Peg-s ssi ictor-s, Wom-n o. rseny'
s,noyie. scen-ry Dar.y's Margsrrt Man, ats Noffs
ko -l.-esrty bound n cl III a. and turkey Morocco
specially sd i.;ed isr Las holiday sezs N.
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MARRIED..

RFDNAN-.AHAN-cn Ihursdsy. Dec 70. oy the Rev
John n. hrebs Mr. joseph T. kedman 10 Misc heien j.
Mshln, all Of thise''v
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Meoitd.

yup~ sARSAPARILLA compound
IA ,.nedy, designed to be the most eaee,aal
: :: :: :: :: :: !: :: : :: :: :: =: : :: !:
,til greater skerstive power {" 10 afford
s,,ilo,. for the diseases Sars'psi. reputea to
.belisved that such remedy is wanted by those
-s, ram strunous comp lsinu and that one which will
,.spl their cure prove Ofimense service to 'hi'
,u. eh.. Of our afflicted felo~ciizens How completely
- ssrpesDd win do it has proven by experiment on
-, efthe worst case. to be found Of the following
yssrss:
ssssyuIA AND sckoYrIors COMPLAINTS, ERrPTIoHs AND
nurrIyE DisY ssgs ULCERS, PmPLEs BLorcnss TUTORS
-, puKur SCALP HEAD. srpuIIn AND SrPmrIrlo Az
r,srsss. NESorEIAt DhRasK Dnopsr, NEURALGIA OR
ShspouLorRKrx DEBnIrI. DYSPEPSIA AND lSDisksrIoS,
HsYsprIAs Ross ST. ASrHoSYs FIRE. and Indeed The
vAc.. Gas. q complaints Arising f,om krvrIrr Q, rEx
DIsos.
qns compound viii De found ges. promoter Of besh.
vAen taken in the Sprirg expe the foul huuors which
10 the blood a, this Of the yesr By the timely
0pskn Of then many rank disorders niPped in the
bod Eefitndss car the aid Of t. remedy them
sres en the endurance OF foul erupons and sores
sspgh which b. system will strive TO nd it'-h Of eorup
esos assisted do this through the natural channels
e the body by sleratve medicine Gle ulss ont the
v.iej blood wherever you had u impurities bursting
sAsorsh the skin in piupes. eruPOns soreS o.sise
whe1 you fnd it Is obruced AID slusgish 10 the ves
s~sze whenever 1t Is foul and you feelings win tel You
vheH Even where particular disorder felt people
bses teaa aud live longer for cleansing the blood Keep
shs blood healthy aud al is well but with this paouluIs p
e.s dordered q can be lasting health Sooner or
isss hing nu wrong snd the great naehinefS ."
N. h fsordeTed or over brown.
eUes late yeats the public have been mied BY large bit
Ges pretending 20 give qlaTt of Extract OF ss'spa liza Tor
dollar Ilost of thrs- hsve been frauds upon the ik
th-y only cobalu hl'le sly sarsePi9 bot oe1
properties wha'ever. Hence tit psi u
dir rpo 'msA f.ovro the Of the veoas extracts o.
exJ srsis which Good the until Itself L.
yas sespsec has become VII position
ssa seat Sti we ce th coiaporud Ssrsaygrlt AID IN
trsd 10 supply sueh .hs the from
TIE iosa Of obcTuy wiseH DpOn IT, And think we
have round believing II hss vnes wicp irresistible
- oiiuI the diseases Il l. intended O. In
seer 10 their cemtlt- ersdoaon f0in The system
th> remedy should lie rdidoJsy taken according 70 eec
OF the bot
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Price ~ per Bstile; Six Bottles for SIS.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.


COUGHS, COLDS, HOAESENEsS' INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS, wHoOPING COUGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA. INCIP-
IENF CONSUMPTION, -
s,e s he resf Of consupve patients in advanced stages
sf the sisease
We Iced no, spest tha pabc Of ,s vuss ThroU
sv<fy sa3 every hsmt Of the Ave1sn sta
ls wonderful d pulrsousry couesints have msio !,
resay Nay few the isInies ia say eivilted
ooltry without prs0ns e1Petsucc Il ia ELECTS aud
fsxsT Sc. the cng ies snyS here which have not
tsepl living Tophy Of s viciory over te subtle sn
sse-ous diseases Of tbrOs. and Lungs Whe ,, tue
powelo id,e yet Known 70 man OI the ioTahdhie
dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs / ale, the
pieas.p- safes remedy that oJ,d Tor inst
sod yoa 2sisons Parents shoud have Il IL s,oe against
Dc in.id0 enemy that Steals upsR them nDpiepared We
have abundant grounds 90 be eve the CHERRY fEcrokAL
saves more lives by ytinBs prevents nn IN &c
Keep by yoa AID cure your Colds wne taoy aIe
Gu sole neglect them u. no human ski astei the
csrker ha tsened the vi ais eats y0oT he
ssay know th. stsly Of long diordets, and a. tey
kaos to- tae virtues O' is remedy need not 90 mcl.
then 70 es,ure theu Il is sill nisde the bes it can be- we
sse no cost no care toll pTsdBcs IL ths rost Pesc
esse and thus afford thos wbt ely ii tie beat agent
xhssn Q al skii o.u furn ~ ~ tseir -
PkEPsRED BY DR J. c. AVER,
Pre yticsl Che mist Lowell Mass and scli oy
al druggist a here.
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Cost ann fonnS.

n OST-A BROOCH, four small MOSAlCS IN
On. se,tina The fnder ~ill be rewarded esvilg IL
si'h JAMES NJ DRAKE Co.. No. q Wllismst, hsf'
shsnts' Exchange
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nR. A. UPHAMs
~ VEGETABLE
ELEC I UARy.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
CLERGY MENlil
y LITERARY MESll
~ RSTUDENTS!i
HBOOK KEEPERS
Ard an others their Occupai w not sled T.
t,k. setiy. exeroe ard en.equri y Pre-p"s@d 20 COS
TINESE AMI i;s sttebdsnt train of e,l ~ SPkP-lA
BILIOUS aFfrC riONS LOSS OF APPETITE WEAK.
HESs AND PAINTING SENSATIONS SUDDtNFLASH
rs OF HAT AND CHILLS, VERTIGO, DlMNfSs OF
slGTT. HEADACHE SORENESS ASD PAINS IN fHr
LIMBS viii botn rlsDsl ana bodily dolby too ongn ,e.k
r,Bf bv strong ALOErlC snd o'hsr Drastic!
pILLSi!! itefebs ialcng thesDselves the pa'afn!
aeyssg so eae,gaing c1n ant II ef er"af or ,.eT"oi
PES. 10 s who are ese gui-f tbs distressing aao.ion
DIX. A. UPHiM
particularly recomtnends bis VEGETABLE FLECIUARi
pleasant Agreeable and effective Ieuedy Ia every stage
Of Piles from inpeut irritation to the most intense su
i-ing
4. advertisement Is the place 70 enumsrste parcn-
as full AID x licii dr-c; around every box
Dr. Uphsrl ca he tolsEtea vt lbs Olice No SaI f'i
New-I wlesr lie devote s time to giving professional
advice. ,,,,,,
DRUGGISTS can be pied ~ his Agents T C. WI LIS
Co. No rs Franklin gle box csn BE- ohtsi cd by
closilg t0e pcs vi by mail r DO s,ni TO any ss
dress
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A. NJ. ErEwIS AucnobeeI
IL 4 81, N.EiINarIAr a L. Linz IL

A. NJ NrEwIS. Aucnouee,.
Rf BtEGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Build'
- ne, Nos 500 and $50 Brosa~sy-Sas' 81 Books sts
gie;uIe,. Words Of At Fancy Goods forritne Ao
MONDAY EVENING. bee. 20. a. c. o'cieot
STANDARD aud GIfT b0OKs-A lsIge collection of
vassbe stadsrd Wors and Nj claneous Literature in tne
condition aud handsomely bound. Also, ihgsfaied book
juveniles &c and, alec. vAiety Of Fine PeIiunisry and
Fancy ArticIes
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GALES BIZ anrtloil.
RussEIL W. NFssCesT, Anc'ior eer.
A SSIGNEEs SALE or ELEGANT
N HOUSEpOLO FUE&lr RE-
MAGNIFICENT IARLOR SUITES,
PIANO sOKTE. MAGNIFICENT n!AMohD

BHACLAE 1, CUI fsv SI.os1 = -, a.,
DIAMOND RTN6S STArUAR1, PA'H-IeGS. ko.,
pd-ing the rur- rich cosy eon'ens OF ih9 eeIsn.
rs4jJsac. 10 l2 West 2lsts. thss. - be 10 ~
public a.cila THIS (Nondsyl Az LhHOON, al O'Clock
precisely the whol, posiiss sse without resra 70
her among whch to sl-gsut sni e. o. .oid lo'e
wood ssr F1rn,,nie bne Ed rod hrocaee snn o.
IL crimson noon aud gold bob hclsss snf nw eeg'n,
Eisse',s 'ic5 Ns--s Ststia'y snie Ofnhnei's s
Pier rsb-s magnd eut Pastel fsiunr oOd Secretary
Bookoase msres Music Cabinet. win elegant fs Ohip'
Der Dining -oo, lib ai FdTn urr Of every do.ciiplon
h ruhy and ryy,ta Cu Glass French CHI aii ell erw re
Tabe c. lery. Exeus,on Tsbe marble bnhet ko Gaia
logues =, house defost will lie required oi puTcns
UCTlON NOTiCE.-Large Sale HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNITURE, this dsy SATURDAY, ct phi
vse "a eBerce No 20 West ltthst., 9TH sv. al
o'clock comprising Pslor Chsnher sod Oak biriHg room
FaruuuIe L.Ifesing Boddiug PsuoioIe, sue OnaHeats
&c bILs Grass. SiyoIware. &c
S. griffin. l. Co.. Auct!o0een.
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eve use MRS wIYsLow's SOOTHING sYRUl
daily and would advise all psocures sOppy-Rey
Aaron Jones, H., EJO, Of The Misssspp Baptist PubiisaeS
Jsckse1L
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

1--WE have tried H. and know IT to he al elsns'-Re'
J. g. Houe, Pssto. Of tbs Pisropontst Baptist Churct
Esooklyn. n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

ave hsvs spoken otuis ssrap for the benefit Of
who psreut~ We knov its good value and have e
essiesesd Of the rcA blessings which result from
s~"-Reg s5SAnus Cobb, Boston Christian FREEMAN"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

DxwAns OF corxrEKyEfTs and IsITATIoys -
f5bse genuine uniess the fac-simile of CUhTls FEE
AIMS Esw-fork is on the outside wrapper.
~ By Drnsgiss throi ghout the wosid.
byiD.ipal Office. No. 10 CEDAR-5r., HEW-fOhh
IucA szll p cenH pei ootts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

-Mrs wIHsI,og-s SOOTHING SYRUP has unprece
asnted SAFE wth me- since my customers have ascersinedb
s,eas hi. the iss time. 10 thyfve years drrs hos
.r.s tbs. hsye Endorsed medicine foi intrinsic coed quail
s~s know gives the greatest ss.isiseon to parents
curses ,Gord sssf Aad eieiude without any unpeassn
scscss stteDdps its USs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
Additional Foreign news.

The independence Belge publishes the SUBJ
stance of an autograph letter from the En-
peror to the Pope, intimating that if the con-
dition of affairs be ameliorated, the present
status is to be maintained.
The Faris Bourse had been less firm: 4:
Rentes, 69f. SOC.
Itdly-The correspondent of the London
Times gives very gloomy account of the
state of affairs at Naples
Cardinals Piccolomini and Santucci are
dead.
Two supposed assassius had attempted to
enter the house of Garibaldi. They escaped
af.er being fired upon. One of them was
wounded.
The reactionists had made an attempt to
land force at San Del Toronto, but were re-
pulsed.
Austrid-Tbe Hungarian Diet was form
ally dissolved on the 23d of August, aud a
new one is to be called
A resolution passed both Houses declar-
ing the dissolution of the Diet illegal, and
protesting against the unconstitutional and
arbitrary conduct of the Government.
The collection of taxes by military forces
will be rigidly enforced.
A collision had taken place between the
soldiers aad the people, in consequence Of
the latter singing national airs.
Relations between European and Japanese
! Governments are likely to be disturbed
Foreign merchants were being robbed il
open day, and it was believed that the Jap
anese Government sanctioned it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

The Guards retreated: eighteen Secession
prisoners taken BY the Guards the day be-
fore were confined in house near by, and
the rebels mistaking them for Unionists
fred upon them, wounding several.
NEW YoRK, September 3.-The steamer
Northern light from Aspinwall of the 24th,
has arrived. She brings $750,000 treasure.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The Secre-
tary of the Navy addressed letter of con-
graduation to Commodore Stringham, and
his officers and men, on the recent victory at
Hatteras Inlet.
The President has appointed q number Of
new Brigadier Generals, among them Daniel
Sickles. ...
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.--Hon. O. Fl.
Foster, Union member of Congress from
North Carolina has arrived here en- route
for Washington.
The Government has telegraphic advices
from General Rosecrans, intmating that all
is right in his command. This is dated since
the Richmond papers published accounts of
his alleged surrender TO General Lee.
The firing across the Potomac, heretofore
reported, was occasioned by exercising men
at guns. The enemy also fred several shots
from their relied cannon above the pickets.
Nobody hurt.
The Washington Star says nearly twenty
vessels have arrived within the last twenty
four hours. With one exception the crews
report all quiet on the Potomac. No bate
ries or men on the banks are visible. The
exception reports when opposite Matthias
Point she'll was fred at the vessel when
she left. The rebels seemed to be moving
toward Potomac Greek, below Acqula Creek.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, September 3.-The Dem
ocratic Convention tomorrow bids fair to
be one of the largest and strongest held for
many years. The expression generally
seems to be in favor of the vigorous prose-
cution of the war, against any separation of
States, and is in favor of holding forth to the
rebel States an offer of peace at any moment
that they will return to their allegiance.
Also, condemns the State policy of the Re-
publican Party, and favors the reconstruct
ion of the Cabinet.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

phobia among us; done, as it has been, at the
manifest risk Of exciting prejudice against
the people and their cause in the minds of
the English nation. Even had the course of
the British Government been open to COM
plant, was IL wise to treat the case with in
flamatory applications Had we been de-
sirous Of the sympathy of the Government
or the ruling classes in Great Britain, what
way more effectual than the one we put in
practice, could we have chosen in order not
to get it2 When the British Government,
early in the contest, by proclamation at
once dignifed and equitable, defined its po-
siton in respect to our affairs, the American
press, with scarcely an exception, taxed its
ingenuity, at the risk of exposing its igno.
rance, to discover flaw, or lurking evil
dence of enmity in the proceeding, and levied
an exhaustive tax upon its vocabulary to find
words to set it forth in terms as unchsritable
and offensive as possible. If we lave the
enmity Of the British ruling classes, we GER
tainly bespoke it in excellent season; and
have no need to go back to our infectious
republcaDism to ind-sometbing resembling
an adequate cause for its existence
To make man your enemy, the best way
is to charge him with being so. To turn
friend into an enemy, no course SO infallible
as to inform him that you have noconfdence
in his friendship. Upon these rules the
North, through its press, is acting upon
Great Britain, and has acted. The people of
England are men. They are operated upon
as others are; and they and their rulers think,
feel and are affected like other human beings;
and can not be treated with injustice with
out some sensations of resentment.
The Confederates are taking wiser course.
They make no complaints. They proclaim
ry.where that the British Government is
their friend. In spite Of the little encourage
ment which they receive, their emissares
find their way to the presence of the great
men of the realm; and their newspapers, if
they do nothing to conciliate the British
people do little to excite their hatred or dis
gust,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

The Courier deS EtGts UniS has been forced
into change Of hands, and a change, of
course, in order to conform to the spirit of
the times in the latitude of New York. What
the Courier has done to entitle it to the
charge of being Secession sheet, we have
not been informed. Heretofore it has always
been conducted with unusual temperance
and good taste; and we remember remark
of the editor, on the breaking out of hostili-
ties, that the time to discuss the points at
issue was past, and that the business of the
journalist was now TO chronicle events.
Whether he has since overstepped the rule
of action then laid down, we have not OBJ
served.
In matters of religion, when a man feels
iuipelled to utter that which IS not in con-
formity with the prevailing doxy, the easiest
way to dispose of him, is to call him an
aafdeE At this time, all alterations from
the predominant political passion are placed
at once to the credit of Secession. 1t is pro-
bable that, in this country of free speech and
. free press, the editor of the Courier imag-
;ued himself at liberty to place his own esti-
mate upon current facts, and to state his own
conclusions touching their tendency. He
as doubtless, by this time, discovered that
this is not the American for free press.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
The Missouri War.

As we expected, says the Missouri Repa6-
hcan, the Confederates are not inclined TO
show fight in Missouri. AS soon as an ad
vance is talked of they pack up their bag
gage and march further South to keep out
of the way of battle. The report is-aud it
is no doubt reliable-that Hardee and JEFF
Thompson are falling back on New Madrid.
Indications about Ironton and Cape Girar-
deau demonstrated that forward movement
of the Federal forces was on the tapis.
If, as we suppose, Hardee had lett Green
vile, and Thompson has returned from Ben
ton, their maneuver has not been executed
too soon. General Prentiss is in the field
with goodly army, having moved from
Pilot Knob few days since. He will prob
ably make junction with body of UDion
soldiers from Cape Girardeau, and pen up
the invaders in tie extreme South east, to
be operated on at leisure.
This will establish an almost continuous
line from Rolla to the Mississippi, below
Cape Girardeau, hanked on the west by a
Gordon of military posts extending from the
terminus of the South west Branch Railroad,
up the Missouri River, above Jefferson City.
Thus st. Louis and the State Capital will be
amply protected from approach by way of
the South, and with the re-enforcements
constantly arriving, the State can, undoubt-
edly, be held against all comers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

THE report of the death of the President Of
the COnfederscy, received by the telegraph,
is probably entitled to no credit. 1t grew
out of the fact that Mr.. Davis was reported
to be i'll, with the additional fact that some
body saw, or thought he saw, the flag of a
Secession camp at half mast. This, together
with the fact that sensation items are al
ways in demand, furnishes sufficient ground
for the story. We shall probably hear in a
day or two, by way of a dispatch copied
from a Memphis newspaper, that the report
was received with great rejocings through
out the North
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

A DEMOCRATIC PAPER ON MOB VIOLENCE
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, one of the most
thorough. going Democratic journals in the
country, has the following:
Five rebel papers have been suppressed for
their open advocacy of rebellion-one in
Maine, one in New Hampshire, and three in
st. Louis. If liberty is used for the destruc-
ton of liberty, there can be no doubt about
our duty. The abuse of freedom is the most
dangerous enemy to freedom it meets. We
unhesitatingly say, down with traitors
everywhere, in whatever guise they may
appear. We can better afford to be lenint dur
ing profound peace than when in the midst
of most gigantic rebellion. We regret the
necessity for martial law, habeds corpus sus-
pension and vigils over the press. The New
York Journal of Commerce. Day Book and
Ns,es, live by indulgence only, and that oi
doubtful propriety.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

NOTICE. HONORA WILLIAMS, OF
~ the County Of Hamilton, aud State of Ohio,
did, on the 10Th day Of July. 1851 e her petition
County Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio charging Eli
Iah Williams, her husband, the defendant With ex-
tTeme cruelty toward her also, charging him with
habitual drunkenness for more than three years
last past and asking that she be divorced from
the said Elijah Williams, which petition will stand
for hearing az the Deyt term Of said Oonrt
HoEoRA WILLIAMS,
VI1.tW By JAMES B0ILI, her Attjrney.