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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-31

A LIBERAL OFFER.-Miss S. Branson,
agent of ]. B. Atkins's family knitting ma.
chimes, at No. l04 Fourth-street, offers to
knit socks for volunteers at half price.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-31

Rev. Allen Thompson will deliver the
annual address before the Methodist Sunday
School Union, in Wesley Chapel, this even
ing.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-31

The Board appointed William s. Scar
borough County Solicitor, in place of E, A.
Ferguson, for the term of one year from the
lst of Novem ber, at a salary of $1,000.
Joseph W. Gilbert was appointed City
Engineer, in place of James B. Bell, at a
salary of $500 per annum.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-31

WHAT IT ia boy at school in the
West, when called to reeite his lesson in
history, was asked: "What is the German
Diet?" He replied, "Sourkrout pretzels,
! schnapps, bloOdWurtI, and old lager beer y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-31

COUNTY MATTERs.-The Board of County
Commissioners this morning passed the fol-
lowing bills;
Michael Burns, hauling stone on the Sharpsburg
John r. DaT, eight barrels of beans...,..-.. y Is
f. Meir, carpets for Probate C9Grt"........ Al 81
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FOUND.

TNOUND-DOG-A large, black Newfoundland
E Dog with large brass collar, MARRIED "Iohn
b Morris, CoVinRton, KY" 2 he Gwner can have
him by calling at I5S FresmAn.st., ana paying
charges. Oo2n bt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NNOR RXOHANGE-GOod City Property for
n Southern Claims Address ID. N, Postotice
BOx ,IRI, Cincinnati o oc3O-bt
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HENDHRsoR's Nightsehool for Writing
No. lO3 Sixth-street. Terms reduced TO suit
the times.
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City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsHRvATIoKs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., October 30:
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STRAYED.

STRAYBD- MULES -S5 REWARD- From
- the subscriber, on the 10th inst five head Of
Mules two Of them branded with the letter +" IT,
oD the Tpmp; the balance lad marks recollected
said Mules to me, tor any information that will
enable me to set them. ReturR T. MILLER'S Sta
BILE, Fitth-st between Main aud Syc amore:
oc3I,fs ED A. SMITH.
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force engaged Of Company @ .................. 8
CHAS. II HUNTER,
Orderly Co. q, Fremont Body guard

WHEREABOUTS OF THE GROEsBRCK REGIMENT.
Half of this regiment was at Osceola, Mo-,
on the 25th of the present month. The FIVE
companies of the regiment at that place,
under command of Lieutenant. Colonel Gill
bert, of this city, were:
Company @, Captain Geo. W. Baker,
Athens, o.
Company D, Captain Willard P. stoms,
Company F, Captain Jacob Koenig, Ma
rietta, o.
Company G, Captain W. H. Lathrop, Gin
cinnati, o.
Company H, Captain Adam Kogle, Will
mington, o.
All who wish to write to any member of
the regiment, must direct to the company of
which their friend is a member, and then add
the following: Thirty ninth Ohio Regiment,
Grand Army under General John G. Fre-
mont, via Jefferson City, Missouri.
CAPTURE OF THE CHAPLAIN OF THE TWENTY
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
From the Ohio Ttcenty- seventHs Messenger,
little paper published by the Twenty
seventh Ohio Regiment, at Camp Cram,
Kansas City, Mo-, we learn that their Chap
lain, Rev. j. Eaton, jr., had been taken
prisoner by the enemy. He was captured on
the 10Th inst, while attempting to join the
regiment near Lexington.
DEPARTURES FOR WESTERN VIRGINIA.
A number of army officers, including Col
onel Sam. A. Gilbert and Lieutenant Colonel
Wilson, of the Forty fourth Ohio, and Cap
tain O'Dowd, of the Tenth Ohio, left for the
Kanawha last night, on the steamer Allcn
Colder. Colonel G. F. Wilstach, Eli Bald
win and Major Bullock also left for Western
Virginia on the same steamer, the latter to
look after our troops in that quarter.
FIRST OHIO REGIMENT.
The Dayton Journal says the First Ohio
Regiment will leave for Cincinnati on Thurs
day morning, at eight o'clock, where they
will receive their overcoats and new guns, in
place of the French muskets, which have
been condemned after the usual test.
The gun. boat Cairo will be launched at
Mound City on Saturday, and the Pitts6urS
one week after.
Two gun. boats are now in the river op-
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WANTED.

WANTS" "FoR SALE" "FoR RBRF,"
Il psE," "FoUND,v BOARDING." sss.-Ad.
sattssmsu' OOminS und~ Es's AeOdino., not exceed.
Sns fvs Hnss. ,viu BE- inssrtsd tSios for IS ssn,s
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-INFORM WANTED If
II Mrs MAbGABET HENRY will please cali on
Mrs. POTTER, in Coyington, four doors above Elev-
'enth st on BAnklick, she will hear something 20
her advantage. oc3l-b'
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FOX SALE.

NOR SALE-A GOOD ROUTE-On this paper.
n Apply at the Counting room. oc29 II
HCOR SALE-BoUTE-A hrst-rate Route, in
II OOVington, on a ming newspaper. VIII be
Office oc3l-b"
ENOR SAILED o S-Three beautiful full
II blOoded Newfoundland Pups, six 81
weeks old, all dogs, at the Stables on AsySA
Burnet.stTeet. between Vine aud Race
and I bird and Fourth. oc2S-d
NNOH ALE-STATI0NERY STORE-Wil be
N eold CHEAP for cash, doing good paying busi-
ness and good stand For further particulars ap.
ply north west corner of Fifth aud Madison. .sts,
COSiDgton, Ky on Madison, one door from Fifth.
The owner has Joined the army. Oc3l-bF
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NNOR RENT-HOUSE "A thIee.story brick
u house No. 149 Linn street, between Court and
Clark, containing nine rooms, hail. bathroom and
pantries gas and Dodges patent CRATES, large yard
with side entrance, hydrant and cistern Tine house
is we'll arranged for light and ventilation. Re II
low. Apply next door TO the premises, er to Geo D.
Fry, ~ Vine st. oc3l-u
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None need apply but young unmarried men, OF
good character. Pay varies from Sl4 to SH per
month. In addition to pay, an abundance of good
tendance will be furnished free Of charge together
HORSE AND ACCOUTERMENTs.
AppIy at once at No I39 Syoamore.st
EDWARD M. McC00K, Second Lieutenant lst
Cavalry, Recruiting Officer. myl5-tf
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Av vacancy at No. 13B Raoe-st
- ioT two OF three gentlemepi also, accommoda
tions for day boarders. oc30 b.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30
Spasdaiasg's Prepared sslue
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
Sr5-"A rIycH IN TIME SAWS NiNS,"-S&
As accidents WW happen eren liz tcelTegtlGsd Tciisss
it is very desirable to have cheap ard convepieN.
way 1or repairing Furniture, Toys. Crockery, &C.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no no usehold afor
to be without it. ltHalways ready aud up to the sticF
ing point
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
n. B,-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE Is
cents. Address, - ~
HENRY c. SPALDING & CO.,
IS Cedar-st., New YerIS.
CAurIoN.-As eel tain unplinoipled persona are st
tempting to palm off on the unsuspecting public imhs-
tons of my Prepared Glue would caution all persCns
to before purchaing and that the full name,
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is on the outside wfapper; al others swind!ag
counter .eits
GLUE will save ten times it's cost annually 10 every
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NToE1EsAT7g
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs.
THESE MEDICINES have now been before The pub
lie for period Of thirty years, and during that tin.
have maintained high character in almost every gars
of the globe for their ext aordDory aud immediate
p pndsr nearly every kad disease to which human flesh
liable.
The following age among the distressing variety OF
huHs VE s'9s:I, 7 IN LIFE Il MEDICINES,
are well known to be infailible.
DIsPgpsIA by thoroughly cleansing the first an second
and s sn sl GT ct shy b m
Appetite, heartburn headache Restlessness, Itempet.
Anxiety, LsDguor ond mel ancholy, which are the gen.
eral symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will vanish as natural
conseqeenoe OF its cure
CosT1vENsss by cleansing the whole length of the in
testines with solvent process, aud without violence;
all yoleut purges leave the bowels cosye within two
days.
ular circulation through the process Of respiration in
in such cases. and the thorough solution OF all intestinal
The Life Medicines have been known to Rueuma-
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time by removing local inflammation from the muscles
DRopsrs of all kinds by freeing and siren gthening
the kidneys and bladder they operate most delightfully."-
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Also WORMS. by dslod ging from the turnngs Of the
ScURyY ULCERS and Inveterate Sores by the perfect
purity which these Life Medicines to the oiood ana all
the humors
| SCoRBUTIc FRUPTIoNs and bad Competitions, by their
Alternative effect upon the fluids tha iced the skin, and
morbid OF which occasions ali efuptFe cOil
plants sal ow clowdy and other disagreeabe complex
ions. - -,
The use of these pills for very short time will effect
an entire cue of Salt Rheum, and striking improve
ment in the clearness Of the skin Common Colds and
Influenza will always be cured by one doe, or two in
the worst
Piles The original proprietor of these medicines,
was cured of Plies OF 35 years standing BY the use OF the
Life Medicines alone. -
FEVER AND AGuE-For this scourge Of the Western
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
amp certaiu remedy Other dcnes leave the system
subject to of the disease cure by these med
icines permanet-Try Them be satisfied and be cured,
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTs.-General
Debility loss Of Appetite Dis of Med
cnes have been used with the most beneficial results in
cases OF this description Kings Evil and Scrotua'
in its worst forms yields the mild yet powerful &C
ton ofthese remarkable Incidence, Night Sweets,
Nervous Debility Neyus Complaints of all kinds Pat
pitations of the Heart, Painters Coc ore speedy cur
ed.
MERCURIAL DIsBAsEs.-Persons whose const tu'ions
have become impaired by the njudcious use OF Mercury
will find these Medicines pcftct Curet they never
fail eradicate ON the system all the effects of Mer
curry infinitely then the NEST powerful prepera-
zion of SaIsaparilla
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A CANADIAN REMEDY

Fer Csstarencss, Tregula. .ty and Debu rofMe
Digest.ne Organs, Inducing Headache, asst
tude, Nervousness, General Prostration of The
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought to convince sensible
II of the folly and danger Of constantly dosing with Ca
thartc Medicines The practice is pernicous and suci
dali An experience of forty years has taught that
the constantly increasing evils of indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the free of Cathartcs The
American people fast becoming nation Of dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes Of life Drastic Catha tics
increase the rritaby and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs.
this irrtability, and at the time to nvigorate AID
strengthen all the functions of digestion, while they
gently laxative. They anodyne, tonic and laxative
They mild and invigorating that is remind
ed by disagreble effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men. StudoGts Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sedentary life, should
try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerfuy certify to the
high professional standing Dr. Colby Of Stanstead one
of the oldest and best Physicians and to the excellent
qualities Of his " Anti Costi'e and Tonic Pills. which
j. B. GIBSON NJ. D.. Durham, c. E.
c. L. COTTON, NJ D., Cowansville
CHARLES BROWN, NJ. d.
SIS. FOSTER, NJ. y Bronze
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Barnston.
N.JENKS, NJ. D.
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G. 0. sOMERS, N D., Mogl E, G. F.
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Prepared by Dr.. II. Z. COLBY, Stanstead C. E., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally
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Geo. w. Wilder

rs AGENT for the sale of Geo. A. Primes &TCos I'm
Iproved patentiprize Medal
MELODEONS.
The Arst Premium has uniformly been awarded to these
instruments whenever exhibited in competitions with
ethsrh. Manufactured at Buffalo N. Y. rsAs0 ,...s
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Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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YPsILANTI, MICH. jar. II, 1861
MR.. SPALDINO. SIR ~
long since sept to you for box ofCephac Pills
for the cure the Nervous Headache and Costirness
and received the same ana they had so good an effect
that;t was induced TO seud for
Please send by return mail. Direct to
4. L. WHEELER.
lpsanti, G}"''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

Baltimore, April 23.-The Baltimore
American Of Monday, confirms the report
OF The scxsslsng OF the p enasylFaaaa, Co
lanabas, DeIaware, Raritan and alersimae,
at Norfolk, by order Of Capt. pendsxgrast
and the destruction Of their arms.
!. The Mayors of EosfpIk and Portsmouth,,
seat dag Of truce TO Pendergrass,. TO ask
il he intended TO ere ON their Towns
He replied that be should act altogether
On the dafeuziva u ice
The sxciesmsass at Norfolk and Ports
mouth was intense. Women and children
are aeeing and men are rushing to arms.
Ii Is expected that the ship 9f 4he line
New York, ON the ssoeks, would be AIRED.
The Yard Ii abandoned. LevaIling
buildings By blowing them up with pow
DEF, WIS going On, and Ii Ii thought there
woala b. "a sEfostso dsssroy aef wslhous
fire, for fear the conaagraaIon Iaiglas sx-
tend to the cities. The people of Sokfoik
hAve seized she powder house at Craney
Island and removed the powder TO the
eity and are making arrangements for
vigorous defence.
The only vessels saved to carry away
goverunssat forces, wexe tbs Poehaaontas
and Cumberland.
The ship houses are being torn down
and factories levelled to the ground, With
the insantion Of firing and ahsnduning
the town.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

ed to |, 900 men, and orders are expected
to-day 20 masser inso shs z. 8. soxxipes II
An attempt has been maids Is pnschass
she new steamer Meysssiika for the 9enfed-
crate States, but the reply was that there
was not money enough in the seeded
States Co ksssit.s sAT
ina Ii LsAsion aaBaberaHg 200 men
has been offered 10 the Governor 10 be
ready to march al an hours notice.
Intense excitement prevails among the
military Ut The Baltimore aaws. III
The ChAsahsr sf Uonansrca sesolyed
tlsat the Governmeai should issue proc
laaaasioa thai all persons priyalaaging
uaaex DMgiss sozanissiOn, he dealt With
~ pirates, and Immediately blpckads ev-
cry Southern port.
$l22, 600 wore subscribed at the meet
nag OF the Chamber Of Commerce In aid
of the volunteers. They appointed COM
miasioners to take ap Government stock.
Delegates from I6 Life Insurance COM
pasgiss met and seoon,nsndsd shs aesarai
Boards TO assume the risks Of the assured
entering upon the naval and military
service.
he evening Post hears from a reliable
S0aFce that JET. Davis at the head of the
Confederate army Ia within "a hours
march OF Washington
e. tbs gun beasts pochahontas and Trans
poF, and the steamer Philadelphia have
sailed for Norfolk.
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n. n. sRecaal osrres vssaas -.

Washington dispatches TO N. Z. papers
say the rebellion is very formidable
Several northern men have bean expelled
from Richmond, narrowly escaping with
their hves.
The Confederate Gag was still flying.
Sherward Clemens was held there q
prisoner.
Com. Paulding, says Che Gosport NARY
Yard can be haid against 10, 900 men.
Ii is aseeFsained that no measures are
in progress for disseminating any Of
the Southern mails; On tbs aontrary, tha
contractors have recently arranged for
the fertilization of the transportation.
The Postmaster GeasRai has discretion to
suspend them only in case Of obstruction.
AT Boston, Collector Beach has orders
from see'y Chase not to grant clesraneas
to any vessels for any Port South Of
Maryland. The profess for q Coast
Guard for Massachusetts, will undoubted.
~ be carried out. .s=
The common council appropriated
300, 900 to provide for soldiers enlisting
from Boston.
Lowell City government has apprupria.
ted 81, 900 fog soldiers families.
Sixty-one companies have been enroll
ed in Illinois and are awaiting orders.
The Springfield aud Chicago bankers have
raised . Large amount of money for war
PURPOSES 81 = asaES a# &&
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AT Pittsburgh the Ameriaaaf ensig n
was displayed from the Catholic Cathre-
dial Of ST. Paul's Church yesterday. This
is one of the largest Church sdiaees In
the United States.
The Irish citizens are rapidly volun-
teerings -
. Adispatoh from Pittsburgh Iast~night
says, It's volunteers from Ohio arrived
this evening en- route for Washington. =
Gov. Dennison telegraphed thaa4 20
remain until further orders In consequence
of rumored attack on Cincinnati.
The war feeling here continues to in
crease intensely,
Companies are being formed. Party
feeling is entirely sank In the great cause
Of the Union.
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Prem nsw EsFk..

Aprivate dispatch FsosiEssi At New York
from Baltimore, says:
s'The position of our loyal eitixsns is
hscaaiag Fsry critical We hope that
the NORTH viii stand By as. In the forced
passage of her troops 60 the Capital, will
remember that there are many true men
here. Our police force and maay MILF
tary companies are against the Govern
manS.o
The New YORK marine axtilIssy arrived
in New York City yesterday, With 3 pieces
Of artillery, and started for Washington.
1000 Rhode Islanders, under Cor ruog
Sprague, will arrive here kesaass
Governor Morgan issued bis requisition
sGoz aha sshs IsEh and Z LIST regiments Of
the city, TO s1arte for Washington to-day,
and GaaasaI SaafRd bas issssi b special
order 10 that esfect.
The gun boat Pocahoutas Il ordered
South Immediately.
i sFhe 7th sasiaaent left for Washington
by railroad yesterday D. IN. broadway
was thronged With people W they pasasd
down, and the famous regim lent was Justify
sh@ssd. Theg ssDk heir Aowiszsrss and
each man had brace III rssolsars Ia ID
dition 10 their mwaksks- 49,. J.
Major Anderson was overwhelmed with
congratulations. Amoag aAg visisssa wass
hundrsds Of school chi1drsn.
The Los NsM Xssk ssgizssas % ssmpas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

Union meeting in Fsw York last even
ing.
At philadelphia letter has been read
from Gov. Leteher OF Virginia, Offering
$1,000 TO the Pasentsa 81 the bullet mould
The reply was that no aaoney can pas-
chase 4 Tor ase AGAINST shH ceaaary.
A resident Of Kent county MARYLAND,
has received information thai The negroes
we're baFning the houses of the whites.
Two Of bis buildings had already been
destroyed.
The Toronto Globe Of yssasssasy. hAa
Q Long article on the relations between
England and the United States, asisoca-
ting sincega aad Ern alliance, forget
ting al past differences, and says the
North has . jast cause, that shs perma-
neni good will Of the American people ID
worth STRIVING for, and hopes 10 eos the
rebellion put down and the traitors dealt
With - they deserve. 81
a Montgomery dispatch states that the
demand for the loan of the GonEsieraka
States, was 80 great that President Davis
has determined 10 offer the whole fifteen
million. The amount already subscribed
exceeds fifteen million. Al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

Louisville, April 2O.-Mr. Breekinridge
addressed a large audience at the court
houss this afternoon, denOuncing Lin
coins proclamation as illegal-7saying be
could not make his rs, 900 troops efficient
till after the meeting Of Congress, and
proposes that Kentucky should present
herself to Congress oh the 4th Of July, by
her Senators and Representatives, and
protest against the settlement OF the pres
ens difhculties By the sword Nj auwhila
that kentuaky call convention to aid her
Congressman in presenting such protest.
Should that fail, the honor. interest and
duty OF Kentucky unites her with the
South. .Er-
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REsm r sAnSylEaaIa.

1t. JoaDs, late in command at Harper's
Ferry, arrived At Carlisle, Pa, at 3 D. n.
yesterday. Lieut.. Jones having been ad-
yisca that force Of $500 troops had
been ordered By Gov. Lesehsr to take pos
session Of Harper's Ferry, and finding his
position untenabls under directions Of the
Department, destroyed all the munitions
of war, the armory, arsenal and all the
buildings. He withdrew bis command
4gRover of night, almost in the pres
ssSsssb i 200 troops. He lees men, and
Is, 900 stand Of arms were destroyed. The
command made forced march last light,
Of - miles from Harper's Ferry to Hag-
ersEogns Id.
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Freu Mew .Yark,

New York. April 20th.-The Steamers
poseahantas and phiIafieInk;s 90 IN Wash.
iugton. The Harriet lane sailed this
sa5rniue for the aa,ae rlas,e.
The Union Meeting Is now he;nu held
Mt Union Square, The assssabIsre !
immense ali the lower part al The estv
il deserted. John a. Dir. yresi.ies 81
tha chisg stand and Hamilton Fish. WIN.
r. Hassmeyer and Moses Grinnell nd the
osAsrs. The sneakers ineIaae our zaami
xainsnt cisissns. 81
20 u $500 sa.sssa ssssu1tu ANA n,,,su;,ss,1
4 = q j.Ys - 4lhnTsanw1 " :.
- ifnto Virrinia. Tbursllsx ni~ht. v;t1
- gtsksts - r. - ;s,p Is soans
tbe atEaek "a III f,abi ss,IIs =
The Str Columhis ~ been chartered
by the aovernment and viii AL Ia. use,r-
row mamma for Washinston. :
The Schooner Il. q, WAT. has beer,
seized with { garge uuazslfy 81 arms sisls,-,
ped at Hartford. CT. for the South.
A special dispatch ia thn Tribuns saw
orders were received nom Gov. Isschsr,,
% se,ze the Custom House al Wheslisg,
But wheeling i ssroag FOR tho Unlos,