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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-14

PEAoEABIE SEcEssIoN.-0 Our readers in
Columbus, o., can obtain the "Peaceable-
Secession Pamphlet" compiled from late
editorials of the DAILY PREss, of William
Barker, our carrier in that place.
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LAW REPORT.


CrvIL BvsINnss.--J. A. Hoseman vs J. A,
Pyfirm, constable, and j. Mcclellan. In an
action Of replpvin, tried befors Judge Mallon,
a verdict was returned for tbe plaintiff;
damages one cent.
CRIHINAL BUsIHEss.-David Wright, tried
before Judge Carter and Jury, on Z Charge
OF burglary and larceny comtnittef ct the
house Of John Brown, on the Carthag s-road,
was found guilty.
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TRIAL OF ROMAN LoHRKR-The trial of
Roman Lobrer for the murder of Hallam and
Long will take place on Monday next. He
is the young man, and it is alleged struck
both the fatnI blows
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PROBATE COURT.

An assignment Of Josephus Habby to Jo--
seph N. Walker was filed.
Jacob KOrnblith was appointed guardian.
Of Duffy and Jacob Kornblith.
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LENT-Lent commenced yesterday, and is
being generally observed by Catholics. We
have already published the regulations Of
this diocese. @ z +a sa el
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAToNs-By Henry
Yare No. West Fourth-st., February 49,:
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NOoD's THEATuR - The CRUSHED Heart
will be repeated at this cosy place of amuse.
ment this evening, with the after-piece of
PyeHlV'ptive Evidence. rw
SMITH & NixoN's HALL.-Campbell Min
strels, with new stars, new songs, new
Dances &c.
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE. - McEvoy's Cyclic.
rama of tour in Ireland.
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TINS morning at nine o'clock, ]. Graft L
| Kohl sell the furniture Of family in New
port, Ky. See advertisement.
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DMINIsTRATG SALE 0F REAL
N ESTA1 We, the undersig1ed Administrator
on the estate of P0MEROY sTODDARD deceased,
offer for sale a large two-story brlck house IN
Florayille, adjoining Lebanon, Warren County, o.
on the Lebanon and Cincinnati rurnpike. The
House contains l2 large rOems, kitchen, cellar,
mill: house, and Is built Of good, substantial ma.
teFial and slate roof The nt-buildings comprise
workshop, store-room, wood-houss, smoke house
hennery stable, with granaries, carrlage-roo
dc., complete. The Lot contains about ~ acres,
we'll set in choice frut-trees shrubbery, grapes and
all kinds of small fruits and flowers in abundance.
Every ooAvenienes is attached 70 this property %
make Il ore Of the most beautiful and desirable
homes in the country Said real estate has been
regularly appraised at $1,000, and will not be sold
for leso than two thirds tho value thereof.
FERNS 0Re-third iu hand, onesthird in one and
onethird In two years from day Of sale, the deferred
pay ments TO bear t per cent. Interest, and TO be
scored BY mortgage on the premises sold.
AISO-A bout IL aores Of good Land defining the
above.named lst suitable for building lots, fronting
AISO--n eci IS Of good Farming Land, lying 4
Of mile from Lebanon, acreH good timber; and n
a high state of cultivation and well Hatered. bafd
property will be for sale until the 10Th day OF APRIL
For particulars, inquire Of M. w. STODDARD, No.
"a HathaWayst St, Cincinnati, or address the under
signed, at Lebanon: MARIA sT0DDAhD, 2
fel2-xeods I- I- Administrators,
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PARKS "A lengthy abstract of the report
Of the Park Commissioners, will be found
among the Council proceedings.
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A B6LrMoRE CRGsps.-Thos. Winans, Of
baltimore, next TO Astor, Of New York, is
the wealthIest peFSon in the United States.
lie is said 10 be worth $40, OO0, 900, aud made
bis splendid fortune by railway sPeculations
in Russia,
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LEGAL PowER OF MUsIo.-A strolling min:
strel got drunk at Chicago, on Monday, and
on being taken before the magistrate, had no
money to pay the fine; he declined TO leave
his flute in pledge, but putting L 70 his bps
icelet him off lIof al
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STOLEN.

STOLEN AN, E,OVERCoAT-E'r From the corner OF
- twelfth and Clay. sts, =, on Tuesdey night. The
I" geptlemanu can keep the coat aud naqnestona
will be asked, II he will return the large key and
two accom- tibooksdin the pockets : to the. book
keeper of'this Office. taH ,ag9I stos hteibbs
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CITY ADvERTIsRMENTss
N09IQE 70 ALL WHoM y MAXI con: o !:

NOTICE TO ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CON.
~ Germ Notice is hereby ~ IT, there 10 niT Are
einnati, the following Ordinances, 70 wit;
To grade and pave, with brick the sidswslls on
- TO grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks ON Buckeye-street, from Vine-street TO Oak
s To grade, repair and pave, with brick the side
walks on JOhn-street, from Wade-street to Poplar
vss sSSSS SH EfR1H sH n s
To r.arade repair and pave, with brick the side.
walks on Third. street, from Front
Te pave, with brick, the side.
walks on Hathaway street, from Baymiller-street
70 reeTsde repair an pave, With brick, the side
walks PeaTl-sueet, from Kugour7street to Front
Tc repaye, with limestone Blackburn ALLEY, from
Wade estreet to point 200 feet south, -
twice dS Rrsad liza On ri the table and the CLERK in
sructed TO give four weeks notice Of the pendency
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrus from SAID 70 o. MED IN wntlns M
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir
alton Of the time REQUIRED fSr On fhs S Pg9Se1,Sn r 81
'gsa jsas-S eS''On' SAM L. ooEwISE. otty CLERK. !.
~NyOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAJ CON
SSrs ss civ hsESy * the sna
cinnad, the following Ordinances to.wit; 49,.
| Ohio. avenue, from Horizons north line to Poist
| SO feet Eouthwardly, - -,
To grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Daum-street, from ThiTd-street TO Skin
| street. -, -,
To grada, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on the west side of Peudleton street, from
| WOodward-steee to Liberty. street; ,,
| To grade and pave, with limettonei Anderson
| alley IRON the Whitewater Canal horthi to ctnnec
| with the present pavement
| In pursuance Of the law, said ORDINANCES Ner'
/ twice read, laid the table, and the CLERK IN
sirucied TO give four weeks notice OF the pendenel
| OF the ssme,
| Tho law requires all claims for damages that ma!
accrue from said Improvements to he hled In Writin
| with the Oily Clerk, setting forth the amount q
| damages claimed, within 40 weeks after the eNpr
| luch notice, when the same viii be taken up 10
final action, ,-. a. ~
feS-dW SAM, Ia. COhWlNEi O1ty Olerk'
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ARuNpAEoR oF ARMs AT TnE SOuTH.-Thl

Mobile (Ala.) Adrertiser says! @.r
During the past year l35, ,43O muskets have
been quietly transferred from the Northern
arsenal at Springfield alone, to those in the
Southern States. We are much obliged to
Secretary Floyd for the foresight he has thus
displayed in disarming the North and equip
ping he South for this emergency. There is
no telling the quantity of arms and NUM-
tions which were sent South from other
Northern arsenals. There is no doubt but
that every man in the South who can carry
a gun, can be supplied from private or public
sources. The Springfield contribution alone
would arm all the militiamen Of Alabama
and Mississippi. GOT
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THR Rosros MnDiUM IN PANS Squire.
.he Roston medium, who makes table
webbing 100 pounds ay around 4 ROOM in
utter defiance Of the laws Of grsvitahon, wss
10 exhibit his talents, or those Of his
aspirits,5 before their MajestieS at Peris, az
ter the ball Of the 23d ult. ~,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-14

The FRozEs AND FkMIsBISa PREsr.-
Father Griffin, Catholic priest, whose horse
died under him on the great morass plains,
British Columbia, and who lay freezing and
famishing for Eve days before he was found,
and conveyed to place Of safety has since
had one Of his legs amputated below the
knee, but he is now rapidly recovering.
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SIZE advertisement of Miniatures Lost
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Colonel RAIA IN ITALY.--At the close Of
the old year and the beginning of the new,
the inhabitants Of Siena, in Central Italy,
were startled by the fall of rain, on three
several occasions, of deep red color. The
phenomena are more remarkable from the
fact, that at each occurrence they were
limited 70 certain district, outside of which
the rain was of the usual colorless hue,
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FOUND

ETOUND-DOG a MIDDLE sized black vewf2dnd.
fbg 70 WIN. GR0GAH DAY, police, 2sO Broad say.
80 -.BG fteH-bst III "a - .rr
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NENh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE7GREAT

UDERs RsONAL-OPPoSiTIoN To THE'GREAT
II SA JRIFICESl- Silence Nrt Broken l-Seeing
the great demand for bosus jewelry, bought for
this purpose a lot of this very kiud, from some OF
our wholetAle houses here which sell according
TO it's value, to ooHvince the people that the great
panic prices are more humbug than any thing else.
If you claim gold, pay accordingly for the article
you buy, and go to n regular jewelry store I1wih
kes on selling this trash till the great demand is
supplied, at price from ten cents to 81 Do nottake
your cheiee for 81 each, you sold again and
lost bargain; but ifyou wauta bargain ia trash or
in fiDe goods, 60 10 J @. Wins, MATCHMAKER aud
JeweleT, No i College Building, Walnut.st.. be-
tween Fou tn and Fifth. feI4-c'
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DERSONAL-INF9RM WANTED of
II Girl l6 years Of age, who left her home on the
mOtnit Of the 18th u St, partially deraaged She
is about Ave feet high, thick and feshv, full
face, light hair gray eyes and red cheeks She las
several warts Oh her left hand, two between the
first and second fingers so large 10 separats the
fngers, which would readily be noticed Any in
formation concerning her will be thankfully re.
ceiyed and rewarded az 248 Sycamore st. a.
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GWyANwBD-Two good girls for general house,
w work, to cook, wash and iron. Also, Q car
ria se. driver and man to work on farm Reliable
help, male and female, to be seen daily at my ohce
3Ol Elm IT. feli-b-
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7NUANTRD-A GEETLEMAN'S BON PIN
w Gifts are given with each picture, without IN,
crease OF the present low prices, at JOHNSON'S
Gallery, Ninth and Maiu--from ten cents upward.
Good work, and no deception. feH'bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-14

VATANTRD-TO RENT OR LBAsE-A pleasant
w dweliinr-house Of about hve rooms, situated
at Glendale Carthage, Cumminsville, Mt Auburn
or on some cmnibu-er railroad route near the city.
Address A B., Box 9O2 Postuffce. feli.b'
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NWyANTBD-FlFrEEN OEHTS-For neat like
w pesses in cases. The only place to get hem
good 10 at APPbEGATES great Likeness Depot,
Nos 2, 4, q and 8, commepoinght the corner Of
Fif. aud MaD-sts. SIN all Pictures cts feli-b
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IA BY: order Of the Probate court Of Hsmiton
County, Ohio, shan proceed 70 sell the assets Of
said a. W Ned & Co, at Public Auction, at the
door q the Court-houss, on WEDNESDAY, the 1oth
o1s iss,fTS 81 SSnruar', ,6S sfMPKIEsoN Assignee.
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ron SALE, .

ErOR aALR-A KNITTING MAUHINE In
- perfect running order, nearly new, cheap for
cash lneuire a, 4 blizpbeth-st. ~ fei3-bs
ET0R sALR-wAGON-A No. n fohr.h HORSE
- WagoB, nearly new with good, tight, 0as nod,
and all n run ming o. DER also, two sets of Dpupj
HaInass Tor tae at bargain Apply 20 N. X.
sNukEL. cofner FiRh and sycamdfe-sts. fel-c
ENOR sALR-GR0CERY-Rar chance to enter
- The Grocery -busibees. Stock, FIXTURES
West end VIII be sold low and On reasOnaIae
terms. Address A D Bon 9O2, P. o. fels-b.
HCOH SALB-A ueat Frame 0ottage, In OWING
n ton, with front and side yard lot 25 by s0;
three three iooms desirable Location, within few
f9esbes O. Main.st Ferry Amply to s. A. SAR-
GENT N w cor Firth and Wsnnt. fel2 a. d.
ECOR sALE1A FARm-- -Comprising about 40
= acres, or such portion thereof as might he re-
CURED consisting Of vtueya ards and nufts trees in
bearing: arabic and heavy timbered; welt wafered
aud i'm proved; about nine miles from Cincinnati;
froi ting good pike from, that city, ann close to
railIOad station. For sale very cheap. Apply by
letter to x. 7 Delhi Hamilton County, Ohio, or
personally to W. II. COOLIDGE, lis John-st.,
Cincinnati. ja20-x'
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PERSONAL.

DEhsONAL-EORADO rION- Fine, healthy
Il boy, two months old, Of American parantAgo
Any enc hear of the came by addre ssing a note
to MS M, care of Press Once fe.4b
HDRRSONAI.-The advertiser wishes you dear
u reader, to send for a circular OF DR. Rous's Ne.
male Monthly Powders, tor the obstructions Of the
menses. Address Box 1867, Cincinnati. letters
returned when requested. fel3-b"
DFRsONAL-W. KENT & CO., manufaotures
n OF ladies', gentlemen's, Nj Msses' and childreu's
boots and shoes No. 120 Fifth-street, three doors
east of Race. The work Is all done by compeCent
hands, and Is warrented. Prices cheaper than any.
where else In the cty. ja27-tf
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NTJ ANTEu-A German to work on farm,
w about five miles from the city. Must have
coed recommendations, knowlege of ali Kinds Of
farm work, and understand taking care of horses
HOLENSHADE & co 655 Central-av. fel4-bt
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
The following is the weekly statement of
city finances for the week ending yesterday:
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NZJANTED-Men seeking situations as clerks,
w salesmen, &c should apply at the Merchants
Gle ks Registry Office, 1913 Walnut-st. Long es-
tahlished. Reference to irst-elass hauses.
feI3 bs HALE q 90.
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NGTANFED- TO RENT "A lady with small!
w family, who can give good reference,. would
like 10 rent house, centrally located, aud board
pTets Office, foll-Df
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arHAMnoAr REaIsrrR.

.Arrivels - Jacob strader, Louisville; Magnolia,
viile;i Ohio, No. s, Marietta EmerAld, New Or
leani; Tecumseh, New orleensi Leonora, Pittsburgh
Citizen, Pit!sb1rs, HSEei Dell, Dock; Lady jack
4. Depdriures-Jacob strader, louisville; Magnolia,
Mhysylle; Forest Queen, Madison, Dunleth, Ne
Vile; w. l. Maclay. ST. Louis; Crest Western, New
Orleans; Queen Of lhe West, New Orleans; Gricksts
Memphis. S'''' -''P'N-'' i1-'1ht-7' "''--I''
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KEANTED-A WOMAN-Youug active ard
w Intelligent, House keeper Ia q si-all private
family, living a.few miles in the country Address
q r., Press Office .l fel3-b'
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~ extra lanlily Flour and % brls. family Flour,
MilltoWn Mills, In store and Tor sale by AARON a..
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NANTBD-A good Man to work on a farm;
w must q good teamster ana know the care
and management of horses thoroughly. No other
NJ ell apply Cali on BL HERNEY, ct Clifton, near
Clifton School-hon for three days fel3 b.
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NUANTBD-A location for a portable steam
VVfeaw mill the undersgned having exhausted
tho supply of logs at their present location, would
their mill Zone of Lane Bodley's best,) into any
neighboThoOd that will insure them three months
York Terms reasonable. For further information
address KEMPER & Ross, Carthage, Hamilt9n
Co., o. All inquiries promptly answered. KEMPEh
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN RXs
W PRESS OUMPAkY Cincinnati, January %,
1861 The following Packages, having remained In
our office unclaimed. for year, will be sold for
charges, by W b. OLAPP, Auotioneer, so West
Eau fh-nfr WEDN EHnAX E0bruarV
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WUANTED - Photographs of the President
w elect, You can get them Of CARPENrER,
40 West Fifth.st. All styles Of pictures at low
prfcfa- fetl.ba
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NWJANTED-A SMALL GIRL--who boards
w with her parents. to attend u baby during the
dey in hotel. Inquire at No. 20 Pearl-street
Htnse fol4-bf
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fA t i lh'ea71 i'-.
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VNANTED-Fifteen cent Pictures in good cases,
w only fifteen cents, at C0WAN'S Magnificent
Gallery Of Art, 22 West Fifth.st. Millions Of
fancy departing daily Size, style and price at
the door. Bewere Of humbugs fel3-0
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NEANTED-BOABDT young man and
w his wife and q youOg lady, desires board in a
Respectable priyate family, with comfortable accom-
'modatioHs Address r H., Press Office tel3
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WEANTED-A GIRL-To do the housework of
w small family. None but neat girl (and
Protestant) need apply. Reference required. Apply
this morning at 1853 Richmond'st, between Linn
ard Cutter. feI3-b'
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Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery.
Commenced at No. West Fourth street where
Bsggs Smiths Jewelry Store now stands) In the
spinR OF Az removed Is No. 1853 Main strset In Ig5
In lSf- fel3
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"IhES AND LIQUOHs.-WE HAVR
w spared 20 expense In tho purchase Of our
ALBEIT ROSS, Druggist,
isT 8. W. cor, Oentral-av. and Eisht6-st
nLD SHERRY WINR.-AN ARTICLE
" that oan not be eQualed In this oy. IL iB par
ticularly recommended for medicinal purposes.
fs2 IOHR fHR0uSOG. cor Ninth and Vine-
OyD BR ANDIRe--l have aiEays on baud a
~ gW0ll-selnoted stock Of old IrenOh Rrandiess
Ia n kicl call the attention Of tho pu bile.
felO 80. u = q JOHN FERGUSON.
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