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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23
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9Ils Sans Serin nacb g6eInster1 eeldn3te
uno ben BurGberg 6inauf In oaS felte SblpB
rttt, bate er Elm S@aulpiel, naS ietne Diploma
ttiAen GtgenAafteu auf Die Drpbe lteaen tUunte.
Auf Dem S6ICBbofe fanpen etn paar @efangsne
nit 9ebunoenen Nrmcr pom Otettern unD JtslD
terstne4ten um9eben Die ibnen il6cl mitge pet
batten unp eben tam @raf 5elfentetn ote Stt-
ae.n berab, INN naAjufeben, men ieine 9et1te en'
9efon9en. @ a8
Den Gatbsberrn 9riBte ct frenubltb unp bteB
tbn wtlltummen, oarauf aber rief er etnen @s=
fan9euen an. Jspnmlt Dm titbsr nttb a..
bsiuAen uap Babe td Did ntGt ppr G4aeen ses
warnt? A
0naDiser Serr, antruOrtete Der @efun9ene.
pbne Gurht pper @nJit 3u asisen, ib bab.
wabrltA nictt 9emetnt mir Sdao n gu tbun,
unp babe nt4tS sstDan lclhe 8tblnOlun5 gu per-
Dienen.
Bas buttef On SOr fra8te Der @rat Sel-
Ienltein. @
SD bate Elm @eIGGft in gEeinsterg uni
wOllts pabet Guer @aaUen feiblt mid sbrfartbte
Sei9en.
uaO tpje spltrbet Du baran sebinbert frasts
er welter,
9teter aberfielen mid, ba t9 ru9ig metnes
ps9es purb's gBeinberser Egal 3oS ulb fn9en
mlob unD meinen Seeleiter.
User 1T oas fraSte 5elfsntein ltno ia6 ben
alten &erl an, Dem pas 9raue 0aar lang nnp
Olutt9 nm Den &opf bing Dsnn er tate bart.
SGldSe erbalten.
Gs tit Der Semmelboms aus Neuenlfaot, 8 9nd~
otser Serr ia9te etner Der NsiFSen. Gr fabrt
Sal3 lumber, ut alien ppblbetannt al8 Elm e0ler,
n NnE
er auf einem Rarrsn nebei1 penn Sal3 atlerlst
SHanOblater in'S elnp br tnst, unp Die Sauern
I'm 2bal lttden nit lbm unit ct eirer Oede. Oa
MIR Jpn Ianoen, oerlangten MIR in Ieinen Rarren
81 leben, rno OILS er lidD weige'rte, braubten plr
0enalt. Oas wollte er Mot letpea, not weni
ger Der Nnoere bier, Der BEL tbLu mar. IS bat
Ofube 9efoltet Jpn gu bdnciaen.
unp fiel idb ni6t, par's Sud- pabrli1 nicbt
5elunsen! rief Der Wsfangene, Der fem Anpersr
lpar, ais SafDb &ebrba1 pua B5o tinaen.
9Sas fanDet ibr In Dem Tarryu ee1. .Senlntel@
9anies fra9te Der @raf.
Dies, 9naDtger Oerr, attttpDrtete Der Jlotten~
neilter, lug unter Den S1den perlte6t. ST bpIte
etn pad beorudtsS Yapier berpor, ras Der @rai
nabm, e5 our@blatterte unp lid, oabet IN 6ans
Berlin wanote: Sebt, 5srr 8atbsbsr +, ref er
gcbRenpt oas Derpanfen tptr Der 9uAr, vuferet,
OIe IN Den StaDten rte Elm freIenpes ueb, 4 um
Iib 9retft Dem Solf Die &Gpfe perOrsbt un ale
ntdtsptrotge SUsbeit gu Sage fGrDert. -
Sept oa, paS perru6te S9reiben BaItba1ar /. ,ub-
maier's an Den gltb pOn S1alfbaufen, neu a uf5
5ele8t uno nit oem NaOe pervbsn, pas ribtt &c
aufrubr3eiden. Napetsfa6rer!D Dte mel le
5enennnn9 fitr ale pteie lAleAteu @eleaen, III
Elm trefflip erfunoen geurt. - unp weiter Der
l4anObare Artitelbrief. Das lit elm nod piel
lthltmn'eres SranO5et&en paS tn pteiem Sabre
an1 le1pn IN Stutt8art perbrettet Fpurpe, as Der
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Motb, @eif uno 8lan.

0ot6, tpeib nno tlau,
$50 itb nur 1Gou !
9totb 1T bic MCreentpelt,
8lau lit bas 5tmmeI53elt,
gEeiB 1T oas Silberltcht,
OaS purA bte Damn 'rnng brt9t.
Notb, tpetB uno blau
Shtmmert Die Glm.
NOtb lit Der NfermpGn,
NaBliebben ltrablst lnun,
@dbreno Die 9ueQe lprt9t
Sabes Ser9tBnletnntAtI
&orm, beutlAe SSrau, @
N0tb, tpeiB unb blam. SO
Jtotb ut pein RirInennluno
llno peiner 0angen Nnnp,
ggsiB Deiner 3dbne S9aar,
Sanftblan oetn Nusenpaar.
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gBeib III Der unlAulp Sbau,
Gpige 6reue: blau.
8lau, tpsiB unb rrtb,
Qebenp uuD tpDt
Seili9fes 6artenoret,
Dir fols ids frct uno fret,
8olg Dir gum SGla6tentan8
Jplg Dir gum Siesee9lan3.
s 6. ct.
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gel0afgsbii6er, BGpierz nnO Sdretbmate
rialien=Qager.

Samuel e. Turner, 3 SiozSbdrleS1tr.
st beanca i'm errarb eM groBes Eager Bapr Srsbnlu
.rinte (ehGftS. GUntO SRer n lensu 2lser bettn
Et nldncii8es nue uporttrtes Sb- u1c Scpapr Ooa
aen H1Salle,cn Sorteil ,Sabuten, At
Rpienpapter linitrt uup UelB tn grocer IusWabL
%rtet- g serte aucr Scrtcn.
crstbn,aterialtea aer art fr Office. ib 9rbdtsebrau
atijseern eoerbaIr, Stssenad Obaten Sle nno @rtf'
d. SiatsnfdiIer . = z.f s.ss- .sste -
oErrssn Geprprciien SortpfCios. 8prtemGrnaIS &c.
cns Elm JroBes eager BadpapHr. Spearter Drruesa
5urneu &C Su osn olaSltcu Breilen
oonoieE ann OrIdeI aaS Sahe Uerbe ee IN tte t-
,gs' Timnsu Sci ralr oots,lrreGea (5el7 ~
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0r. sSpIln,fplt.

gtt0eb tes tSntetne GCNeetr4 her 9Dunbdr In Qrhgn
raeulrter enee Der Oru mbstnen gpnesieu Der Shla
ten Der ben eSeten 6bsl tnes yebeus tn ptdrn
Seircn PARTS pbahephi unO anceren Stacer usebra bal
l6tbts Der eon etB USabIes 9ctcenbe bic SkIsniau
ZEN NerDSta unc dnberen Eraftu l,tten IcIe s. g. au
bic bel pTsltben erGuihsn III b rireden b. bu oft errD
then bet serHeen Rgetatsleitea u wr0e aagenbltf
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Berbetrotbsts perlcnen,


ubr SoI&s wei1s a u Sebstratbep unt M Yb
tteE SpdE sbFr 6tuherntnfs benubt nb r
ten unperaus& On SSSnfDa n RaIb tstett
Aue btuoernHs 8eSeu ett &n- pbpds ats erratnn9
Hetbdfttt eef Nerpen bErp 5hDn1t ~ ocfGns
Der lhredHen Art rerhen uep turrt Gersntgt wel6gt
t Ger HgbensinEe nut EurUss Or ennnpn uutereht
tam tn dls einew ahrgnmdat shus 6urfI It'd
nue supsrit6ti6 aHf ttus artb Ssi&tddte perIaSsn.
Sr9aniihs SGpahe
unptras tbtt uub bt Usg. RrGti wttser tesprEelt DIETS
firtbars ecthen Tsi&ts 9steu s.. Sa.
Dmmen i1d uumcelt& uat IA oft bds epp Dsrsr s tnrep
3eesndften uubsicuusn frohaen SunGt Eeu nf Iesl
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Iennen. Ghee6 ne Suh Strtfuren Rereriblaes1 t
6arn Stein uriden entbeu t1Hn 70 u RE hp
netfenstbstIs kDle InebrauAes epfeu OvGdre
gDer lber wtl auge Rrsti SrstnsuHe err BOZ
bnen perren ee I'D bemliGen eaRsrn tr6enen lis
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nus bic Wereduunes lDsteuSe ssi&rc unt bic pephf@cn u
6ettisen Rr1ftf perut6Iet
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rer Stnner 5rsItnuc Q0t oft for tie tss 9eeer
en urahen su BIC hur c eUphnbcn sebemeu YGhers eas
Rnnbea fnp.
E Office: $50. Z @Ib=6repertdRrobe
(fsben 2blren Don 8aItimOreltr., OltIteAe Ss!ts
Dte Gtufen binauf.
an nerte hb yfdmen nnH HauSnuter benn unrtHentf IN
Igerhe Wdbmaet hurrebfne pne SewtHenlDs 0ue6ialbe
S6ubH,der tePiwthier SHaBenretnt9er uni SnupenpuS
nennen h reeemaB lertte unb laern GueesOggr Son %
SChnltCns 8 Nuf tH Der 9tahe.
R8. Vile 8rtefs mdEen etneu Pot Stamp entbdlten.
Cine 0eiIunS in Sa9en suStiI9ert.
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Dr, .9Dl)nlloll,
Der einsioe 9Irst, r1eldDer ansetaf,
,SiabItri ssr a6iaebn 3abreri.

(Sfdbltrt Ger aDtebu 3ahren.l
gr Eat hds N6efe trtidms Wtfe In ker g0eIi
sntbr seeen aat gentle RraHfbe,tsn SUd. u6tn GRs
ben lesern unfrert1tgt Gdmtn T. stssunsen Smrraeu
ben Qeaeen ben ereu urubIa NerluatS be
ctaGntfeu ardFt RetDsnrees RDpf AurGtl NatR
Saut. 8roufre dnsr fcen usbt ce ger
sDctmen cppbueicH nank wsls lbru Osfsru gefhbr
li6er fms ais Strenen nsfdne Skfbbrtn nlss
terrubren unb c ses seb thr sIenssnsRss
6cunsen uerntttu s6ra6s GOuautisu tSrpSrbrtnsen
bic Gbe unm6slt aeu sne IuRs btn acrses anb Sim
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23
S0ltimore-g -gOcFz SSSnipif0I.

Wegritpet anr llllterprildun8 Der S1tndlalberss.
Der etn3ige Wlag, 100 cine Getlung egian8s
teerpen fanll.
Qinbsruns tn ledbs StunDe1.
ssetn 2uedliIbet, Dds euese WslM1pbstt Sui.
lenp5 rmtntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-23
8eaebtet 8pleenbes BET 3eitett.

|
Der ttnslIdt6s p&r obsen lleteln betatft IT, nug d
@nel enen erfa Grst eur Uelen nld
leian SGmeren be miro oncern SenielbM oI9 tela
bss letnen anftn iebr c.l9e giednng madam. NIB
renb in S6nsn ole pmporle M eta IN oaS p
81 9r5sereu snGn9 beredtt it, 0ersngan8eu ober
gtrtctares" perben nad Dr. S. nlib anfse
uuneneR tauolnngemstfe In wengen ga merien
SncppSemeuten fir 6en pateuien aebe 3usLsi6 eaa
r1 Or 8 y 5mitt oae tene sninDune otltsbro" u.
ais pScures" betaneet rerosn pourA 70 Oft Gbaratane
Die trourshen 5cleen nerbelurren
Sunge Qete Huo Nae retAe an fennaier S6mGde leoen
rontn f bet 3n u'sleen, peSura e veen llulner UNI
arp6e unfotsn erparet.
Or. S. g. Sub BAT burd bte sidl& Gar cttoer srant6e
erGsee 8stIbmbett ais r9eno Mr Ia Amlfa
erlanet G teit uebeL tn dwierigen 1la tSrn
ap 9tbt Der &cntuticn hre urprii9ds Rrat
npeu eRIad9e nse Dte anweuoet. 9 inc agepn
III net Dertur allen mcraiheu @te In uer beauel
etten Neae suberete nne fam I'm Sat. @rirata
du ieis uubemertt unbeertt une ptne Spn9 0edd
III DcruraGen genpmnen Our penn bsitse Gn-
dneuns eia9etreten t piFo Gtn6ras 2ebenspete
nptbwersts.
aud ben rontbriten tes reiblien Gei6lets BAT Sr Dr.
g. 9mb lett eaer 8eihe Sabren ene bfoneere AuInerf
afeu sewiru ~ n griprt alien eepenb hei!euee Cur
Dr. S. g. @mtbs prduentape fir auen farm man Obi9em
ptaSeerhaln Ue IteOlS tit gut uao plrpe anerHab SAB
reu arcrpatilo eeerau Wreis S.. peronen,
aabe Der pnptor1e Dr. s. nitB Tn pcrtpireet rieen cpn-
ltirea unD Gle Depu lrgeno sHe aase ees 9aaSes se
lhidt erhaltei.
&ae Muftrdee bieite frfna prtbah So Der Office nb N
parate 5tmmer ,lr Dispciticn Der Basienten. #dt
| Ofeu BON ttr Nter6eas bis 9 lltr 4beles.
I ni Or. 3. y. gntitb
No IL SunaGrsbertdfr. 8altir1Ere.
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0ent{AeS 2eOerOefdb1 sst
ppn %. Il s.. Shlorb

SO. 81 Sbarp- naBe NrattFr.
en h,tSen Sbubmod,ern Sulern brnt slr gds
t "a mir ob9en Eaee eeser9elnaH e8ncei bobsR
In sem mir tets ens Su snspaen oOE alen SOren ser
nCrobsn uub Rsnsn ~ tiAissn 9rsn absse' ls'1 tms
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Sunae lR1nuer,

beCnbes Dt6 biz Ssr senes shstmru rGars 9rrrben nA
eas aeh 70 pc Eausense TN rubss Srdt rstet w@t
eurh tire srtdtensu zdeuh enrDtdCr DerdntSfrstts
nit hem OOunef SercDt0 SenGi beGcert GHs BET
eer SesGutsruM Gdne sRtDG bGtea REhea, nossu nd Ii
Nrr.rr
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WeeOisimtfcbe 9Gnseteen.

Or S. y Smttb te es rtber 9r erpr6eriid bem pubfs
m tings glu6euiien ener porSu3itsn Ggendaen ais Mr
uno Gbr9 seben owts ei!s 0sgheile asui6en we
DE perEnG pnnitattcnen esen idUerlesr aeGtrl
Granfheten nSt bm ermaen ees Ia est eoa pnEttis
serprotn.
Sc Il Jeuiseo ir ttn aeeenrpde ouufahysn. td6 in
1885 tn eebE RCn ais Ar3t arabirts. ener 3e
the Sanss Nnmrtanteit obsen Rrantein usewanot uno in
cen egen obren mebr 9atienen crt ais Segrnoaup
enes 9tanenS ais h6tesr uno 9eeHstaer A npthpenoH
Gne eGen Msrea bie8er 5apt acknowledgements
9efGstrn fam.
Sbse6 ee Fbstte Der DpIeSer Der dratl@n rarR
r Aladfaberei augeiehen Miro, an;een 70 erfeusn jsood
hte ohen 6aheten bebaften @erfonen raGfeubs
9ortbe gu srcb aGt &n3et9en fir str npbwenct
haten. Iufi nht einsr gbrr9 oas etn
purn enen Sltfen umpie ratbeten Auges nhetien
unc etnen &r nm etns onfge grattb tcilen? ln see
eb ceS nGt In Get gpralseeun9 oae ibre I er
fDigrs bait = Dr S. ., 5anrtb III Der 6e5e reeetmGBigf
arapnrte Nrt meiAe In BALTIMORE anset9en lds Gne Drs
tt In oen sten 3abrn sin 70 aus9eoebte gewsn unc te
Rranheten alen Gsn uno utpbere IN Sis Easen ssb
Dt 8e5as au ole srose @n3ab tdrslt unr nsr lebenp
lung eeCrRner da bGlt Dr. Smttt flr ai ben lngirG
leu uuD beoneers 5enhen ZEN wcpieemenn &at gu ebt-
len pch c0raui su atten paB ne n bard oe tn aen Anst
eeu F6 brIene 9uafialbr seriot mernen peI6e 9erpR
hunsen MAIDEN @rfaIEg eib Zen a9renn nnp tefn
0IerEfe ~ .utEaIf 81
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Selpnpere slt beadlen

Dr. SutnaDn Gsn Denen letns SMlft wes Iis
fcle gehee unnatrlte Gei iSper serGrsnrr fur
bic Arbett M SeealGafI nnb bic Gb afdte naene Ssaes
eefbwabt babeH. 0 s M
er nr einse aureen unb ketInnsprttsu Jctaen
ruben @smDgnhsiten 2afers. S6rads Nndeu
ben @!iebcrn S6merseu I'M rpR SGra GeHdte lerlEa
Der Wusteltraft 1erCpfeu uerucis uarub Wiaetuwos
unrrenune Uerbduungs ArGane algemeur &ntsrapss
5pmprrne her SaWtneHebL
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0eihis

Die iprrdliGen gDnn9en eeS Gaaers n6 letr sI f&ts
Weruf epdhiHe6 8rirtuaa 3beeR @terudtbet
Qssstraff bti Abaanesu Gbnsts1ag set Sssa.bafi
6udt na @tnlmlett YSrcuen aeea h IsIhf NurGtanfst
X. Ene eniee Der i6immen Scl9eu
dnuenps Yer NIters f6nneH si bearbet!an
aus weher Urlds TIRE euubtett abnnm1 e tbt 6rdf
lereu lGwd bldB nerpce abesseb tntsm lie
aentnmts &ribe,ruHe pie AuSen putRu Mn
leiGen Der Mussetrnus bdben
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6erdlIc,e rites TIetID. IS pfamr SGinen, SelIen
uuter sBrailde. 5erduees SrOGnetes eef 9e.
0erte Sde u3uR9en elR9ealSen 9eprSte S penelBe
enen G6nn ben u eeraIew bet iulbsrlp Br oIberS,
" se ppa 4ratt- A'nc Gatteripnhr. &ptlSs
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Snn0e yeute,

he & tur& ts6e 1afsr s&wdi bcOen. bic &c 70 Of
b6ien Qeuteu Suls rueu Bcsu as a
uaGtG Spuren eba I'm 56lek bur6 YUnuftoneu bts
xneehe &bs uErdeit udGeu ana Rcrps ea 5srRt
rem fpaien icSr. bts uCibtstn strrstt tbun.
RD S6de eaa ssp uussr uaann es 9ofnuns nss sansss
0tebItna fetre &rn dlcn MusHben subsp
Qsbsns icssreu D eurd Aplaen inc Nbtrrgns
purE Der Nstur. GOIs psrCnsn asu tcvcy s etnses
ten n pte k
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14
Tie Full of GSeta-The manuer In which
- Iln NnMn yZnn Kecni-eL III L.

u NO Ghh vi "a NNhuueF II which
the News WIS Received Mt Rome.
The correspondent of the London Times
writes from Rome as follows:
You were informed some time ago that
when Gaeta should be taken there would be
demonstration on the CoTso. In the course
of yesterday the necessary instructions were
secretly circulated through Rome, and the
Chief of the French geRdarmes was informed
that a promenade would take place in the
evening, but strict order would be observed.
No prohibition Yves issued, and toward half
past six o'clock, the Corso began to fiji, es-
pecislly in its central aud usually most fire.
quented portion, comprised between tho
Piazza San Carlo and the Piazza S~ciarra.
The throDg increased until it became ex-
tremely dense, and probably from fifteen to
twenty thousand persons assembled, when at
half past seven o'clock a white Bengal Iipht
was suddenly fired near the Piazza del
Popolo. This signal was responded TO by
enthusiastic shouts Of "ViVa FHaLiaf r
: PiUG VsttoTs0 EmdnUeLo =" 4" ViUG CaD9uvJ'
I" PaUd N0poIeOhei" The crowd was chiefly
composed of men, but there were some
women, by their appearance, evidently of
the better classes, who shouted as heartily
and eagerly as any ons. The white light no
sooner appeared than a red one was fired op-
pOsite The Cafe Nuoyo, aud q green one on
the Piazza, Colonna, At nearly the same
moment, and in a similar manner, the ma
tioDal colors famed up on the Piazza dt
Venezia opposite the palace Of the Austrian
Embassy, on the Piazza Rrsjano, on the
lofty stair in front of the Teinita del M0nti,
aud on various other squares and opsn
places in Rome.
In the Corso many of the inhabitants
Illuminated their windows. There were
some pickets of PapAl 9sRdaTmes about the
CoTso, one of six men neal the Via degh
COnyeTtiie, another Of eight on the Piazza
San Lorenzo, in Lueina, and a third lower
down toward the Piszza eel POpolO. When
The heart felt shout of " Viva PAahaF' ran
through the air they seemed a good deal
taken aback, and as if hesitating what TO do.
This lasted for a moment aud then they
quietly disappeared from the Corso. 1t was
just as well, Tor the peoples blood was hot
last night and 9 great many had arms con-
cealed about their persons, aud m~istortunes
might easily have happened. -sI ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14
C~OVINGTON NEWS.


A FRATERNAL MEET1NG.-There was quite
a gathering of the military at the armory
OF the Kentucky Grays, on Tuesday even.
ing last. The officers composing the Lick
ing Battalion assembled there ct the solici.
tation of Major Hays, aud went thronyb
with a course of drill. Before they al.
journed, we learn that they appointed a
military e~Bcampment at the Florence Fair
grounds, TO come off during the month of
May next. 1t will doubtless be a splendid
affair.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH-
There was a meeting of the Board of Health
IN our city yesterday, who divided the CITY
into two districts, dividing upon Madison
street. The Eastern District was assigned
TO the care of DR.. @. F. Thomas, and the
Western to DR.. G.. G. Stevenson. whose
duty it will be to prescribe for the Door in
their respective districts. The Board also
Instructed private school-teachers TO refuse
the admission of pupils who have not been
regularly yaccinated.
CIRCUIT Court Recommendation the
Circuit Court, yesterday, was arraiened an
ola citizen by the name of Temple, on a
charge OF perjury. The testimony was OF
such a character as 10 warrant the iury, all
of whom were Mr.. Temples friends, 70 re.
turn a verdict of guilty" and to award a
punishment of two years 10 the Peniten-
tiaTy. Counsel signlied TO the Court that
he should file a bill of exceptions, and SEN
tence was consequently suspended.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-14
NEW PORT ws,

SELLING LroUoR ON SuNDAY.-Bcfore the
Mayor yesterday morning was a man named.
kelleger, who had a grocery near the corner
OF Jefferson ard Saratoga streets, accused Of
selling liquor on Sunday. He was fined SO
end costs.
STANDING CoMMITTEEs.-We learn that
the President of Council will, this evening
at the regular meeting of Council, appoint
Standing Committees, to serve during the
current year. We will give them to, NOR
row.
MEETING OF THE MEDICAL SoctETY.-On
Tuesday evening last the Newport and Gov
ington Medical Society met az the residence
of DR.. Thornton; it being a regular monthly
meeting, there was not a paper read. AZ has
been their usual custom, and in lieu of that
they, by common consent, took up the sub.
ject of Oysters
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IVUThvNILATLD.I
A Text With nm Incident and an inquiry.

A Text With nm Incident and an Inquiry.
"Ihe Lord is gracious and merciful. Holy aud
reverend in his uHme.''
I'm conversation with one of two Of the
highest dignitaries of the Church in this
State, the writer, without any especial grav-
ny remarked, m view of a certain transac-
ton, Il do not Gcnbt the devil was LAUGHING
in his sleeve all che time After a little the
worthy prelate binted a reproof by savipg,
Il do not allow myself TO use that name ex.
cept with a great deal of reverence; it is
such au awful power would ask him and
all Others implicated, whether reverence to
any other being than God does not partake
of the character of blasphemyf and whether
it is not a little out of place for a certain
class of men to select for themselves en- an
p~elation that the spirit of Inspiration uses
only TO God, and but once in the whole
Bible? If it is not, will some one that
knows tell Us? w
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.lcoMsrUNIcArRD.l

To The Editors Of the Cincinnati Daily Times:
GENTLEMEN: In your Mondays edition ap-
pears a long detailed discussion on Com
munism, in which the untrnthfulness of your
statements calling them mine) places me in.
a very iudicrous position, aud must impress
every intelligent reader that I must have
BEEN on that occasion, hallucinated. | am.
surprised that q person couversaut with stem
ography should be unable to follow a delib-
crate speaker for twenty or thirty seconds
without committing such blunders.
lsympathize kindly with men possessing
such fine perceptions, whsn they disregard
the common rule which governs men of good
breeding. Had Ny friend been a man OF
good organization, he would have confined
himself 10 truth, and avoided the pusilani.
nous personal remarks he has made, effect.
ing no good whatever to himself or society
in general. CROKER.
CINCINNATI, March 10.
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raw Elk NEWS.

The Ohio continues to recede steadily,
having declined during the twenty four
hours ending last evening, twelve to fifteen
inches, leaving, according to the Water
works report, a channel depth at this point
of less than twenty. five feet. The River at
Pittsburg was still receding yesterday, with
nine feet water there, and no doubt it is fall
ing all the way down.
The weather yesterday remained very
pleasant and mild, and for the greater part
Of the day, clear. Business on the Landing
was rather dull, fewer boats and much less
freight being at the Wharf than for several
days previous. The offerings were light,
at the annexed rates; 80"
PltsBur0 - Cotton, $780,; Molasses aud Sugar. Ibc.
Lara, 4Oo.; Pound ~treights, l5o. per 100 pounds.
81 Loas;IhheayI Pound %Ereisnts, @ao. per ~
Whisky and OIL, Coo. per barrel; Stoves, pei Ala
kvsasgias=whisk and OIL Sue. Der barrel
Oaico.-Whisky and Oil, 500. per barrel; Pouus
Freightss 2Ooi per 100 pounds.
s5e.; Whisky and d, 7se.i Ale, &c; Flour, 40o.
Asw QreaHsi66Whisky, vi on, sl,loi tlOeT, -
Pound R~reights, S5@iOe. per loo; Lard, in 5ris.
kegs, &C. sgS per 100 Horses sl2 per bead; Ma
1uC AlAOl was eNlll ihllluR at LOUISVILLE
yesterday, with nine feet two inches water
in the Canal.
Yesterdays ST. Louis Democrat observes:
Decline in the River yesterday, one inch.
Weather very fine, bat a lowering sky be
tokens al early rain. Business very lively
Tunnage OF New Orleans boats in port is very
large. and Of course they load very slowly.
The Illinois beats are complaining very gen.
orally of a dizziness of business no that
stream. A dispatch advises US that the
River is now open 10 Dubuque. IL opened
to that point IN Monday night at eleven
o'clock. Irl
From a dispatch received yesterday morn
ing by Mr., John Bowen, agent of the Haunt
bal and st. Joseph Railroad, we learn that
on Saturday last the Missouri was still fcOzeu
at Omaha. The weather was cold, and the
River was falling rapidly. Is is not likely
that the ice can hold out much longer, how
ever.
REGISTER.
A~rripals-Jaeob suader, louisville; MamolL
Maysviile Forest Queen, Madison Ohio, No,
Marietta; Lancaster, No. 4. Neville
DepdThlres- Jsogh stradeT. Louisville; FOTes
Queen, Madison Magnolia, Maysyiie; lancaster,
No. 4, Neville; Cricket, No. 2, Marietta J . Ford
| LoulsAnIs / QuetE " ne West New orleans
Prairie Rote, memphisi Lshigh, st. Louis.
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METHOD OF AAESG \ CoAL FIRE=If
everybody knew how 20 make a coal FIRE.
there would oe more inside comfort and less.
BetoEt you throw on tic Goals .pUIl an the
hre 20 the fsont of the CRATE 10 ward he bars.
I'LL up the cavity at tina back win the ciudsTs
or ashes Vhieh viii be found under me
CRATE, then throw on the Goals. Tine Sas
evolved ~ the process of roasting Tie. Goals
will be absorbed BY the cinaers, and render
mem IL an increased degree o0mbastible. q
The smoke viii tAas be burned add a Ifae
glowing, smokeleSs Ere will be tho result
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SPRING ELECTION Candidates, Ateaioal
Bring in your announcements, if you want
the people to know that you are willing to
serve them. John D. Caldwell 'leads the
column" He is out for Treasurer. Hand
in your names if you desire the sovereigns
to know who you are and to what you
aspire. Don't be afraid, for we will insure
the election of any of you for two-thirds of
the emoluments of the Office sought. Low
figures, to be sure, but in these fire. seating
times even newspapers have to come down
to panic prices.