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INSTRUCTION. FOX PIELp ARTILLERY.

WEST JoHNSToS, las Main Greet,
Have ready
Instruct, F yea Artillery extracted tror Gia.e Manual
for Volunteers ami Militia, price zoe.
rusLIEHD
The Trooper Manual b. Col j. LIss Dsyi kss stiso-,
era:
Mp Of the s-s, Of War In Eastern virynS, So.
Map OF the Confederate statsr, soc.
Bsyon-, sssross and skIrhsrs Dri. by Col Milton o.
~. besu, fully iiayirsted o.
The yonDrers' uAnd Book Tits boob should he In
OF every perssn zoe.
Hsrders Tactics vol, the On eODpi1s son VI: yi.iss
a.!
The School ofhe daiI-s or Practical .sitsi Ilssta
81 90.
The Volunteer Manual, lGJ
Robrris Hard Rook OF artillery loS
BGckholts's Infantry Camp Duty SJS
B1rkhoh IS Science u Wsr. l5e.
8AhsI's Oct Post Daily VI.
The Nsn o. NTsiuis, ;6.
1nsirue oas Ia Heavy Artillery, (SsFJ ssNssbr
southern Military asnusl d..
Amy Regulations Aosytci To- thr Usa OF o. afsiuss
ss In accordance with lse snt, ot Coo rsEtSai
cd CBtsd States Ar0s, 1885, rssluins all that &
Of The Line 10 Which I, Slded The sb!
ard cry tnasou Of tb Array Of the O5nfedsfas
AusrleE Articles Of WA, ths govern Aru,y
OF the C0nisisrAtss ftatss Of america, ~
Prsoos renrg the Arse price ioE ths " tie iD9ss
VII receive thsu nee Of postage or kcsh,
address 0sders 10 ws-r JDHEsroS
Publ shtts aui BOosssilrIi,
avail ln Vain street, Ncahirf
n Ey0g SYRUP have hand 4 peflOr lot O.is,s
- on sys.p Witch siu be so,i low By TIE case
suI6-e, LguIs j. B0ss,EpN
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NnrInn To anLnIeRi ON IuRLoIraH


UysE following preamble AMI resolutions we're adopted a.
Csnvsaton q Railroad n;er held In kehm'nd me s''
day Of Aagust. 1851. ..--.
lag persons 10 he military terv,e fluEh BY reaNn OF sick
adult OF construction n1t cont mp aed by som
assened 70 and leads 10 variance OF &C cn anu
companies have deellnsd altogether 70 Aeede 70 US pro
Por the purpos, OF eaec,ipg the uniformity
Of action on this seeer Shh has oetn stAni Va We
ansportson ote Ills ESoPs, snd ali sui eti Of tga,
Tor the that tbs action ~ the several
"a road, should be as follows, via:
persons u military service travelling co iatou,h
regularly their allowed tFav
on aVed 10 hs paid BY The dsyenmen Tor the
o! troops per abs privilege
Ia ,ppy 10 only oise way glng aud returning
Tbs applies sack and ROUNDED s5ietS IS wei - oh
perssns u mi hsry se-vie tAve lns With aFough soi
vii he passed Al Others be charged fdl iAse, nnss
thsy have tramp orders from the y Arern.ser
II D wHirCsM
Augl-Ist General ageiin,enisn.
ALT.5CO bss. Virginia Salt. receiving aud for sale BY
su9I-a Agents Tor Manufacturers.
DIR GESNER HARRESoN'S SCHOOL.
NHE BELMONT ACADEMY, vii begin sep.et-
Il bes 10Th. and end June Son.
TERAs
Boarding and tuition eSease Of fuel ani ght tl for the
session payable h Sept lvh entering The othrr
half February LAT ls62
The school designed boys OF 10 ys.rs en-. upxEaS
Address Dr.. GRSNER HARGisos,
ausl-sAysS ArrnKon Depot. Va
NwO yiRGINIA LADIES are deslsous Of obtaining
ether 10 Virginia or farther soul VIII 10 tie usasI En-
rraul cd Address VIRGINIA.
sasS t, Pat Onssurg, Bete,ouIt Ccu,tY, Va
REMOVAL.
HE vgaia Fire and Marine Iaqfsaoe oOppsoy have re-
moved the Oh thelr ouCuz, No 49, Main street,
between the American Hotel ard the Bank Of Virginia.
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rs,He Boar Visitors VI At the AoJotsnt Generals Of
Ace In the city 81 Richmond, tie Rod Taesday 10 sepe-
bar next and VIII applications for appointment Of Cadets
10 the vi gniz Military institute
STATE cadets viii be receVta Hon esen OF
the a. material districts OF the etste -, -.
Anoicston, !r paycsdes viii be received from this ss's
from any STATE southern confederscy and other sie not
10 bostihty 70 the Coreder .ie statea.
regular exerces the Instse viii be resumed on pe let
d.y OF October neat AL cadets now on urioug VIII those
X apuonted on Tuesday September VIII be expect
I'd T. report promptly for duty on The LIST OF ociobt
Apple admission aust be accompanied ~ tstmon
ala good mo al character stating the full age and resi-
denre The applicant and directed 70 the Col
b. smith, al Lexington and al the required nn pc
BIZ him In the Of studies and terms
Of admission. !Ae " Dhoon, o. 1870 a,s.,
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
IS M M!|5IIIdIS So Sons,

RgCHMOND, VA.
NoSPHoPkRUTIAN GcANo warranted % contain per esni
f1@nsaa aaa Of Bone Phosphate q Line
Ba.s - tsn 81 aooo IA, so o.
BOln A8H GCANo. rsaniet % eontAn per cent 81 ammo
a. .ad % p cent Of Bone Phosphate Of Line r0s per
'e I'M s 1sH sosalalng Is 70 S0per sszsof
phsso Lac oznd V ans powder Prize per s0n Of 'S
a WHITE MEXICAN 6uASo, Which grind 70 powder.
al rxrf - soat.n per Of osphAts Of lime Price
Der ton 81 go IA, 80 o. . .
assr ~ n fo sny years largely engaged ne GaAno rads
a. srtana q testing iy The value Of Al kinds Of Ga
I've been imported mic the country, enables us 70 seset
W. bsI, varetcs or pfepAranons-Aad non repeated
hat haIs hesn made, Sih Al ne " nc,
80 II c0unblnAon sAtned thA We faFr
err IN nf osr ysrssrs nah cheaper nan Ne PeraSAa VHAne
whan csed acna. -,
~ Pcru.n ana Pnosphane Gusnos nssd selected viii
-. c.r. snd alsa "a analysis icy very
~, nfpornfn aas POsdsf and AosoashJ Ansh1nA'eV
as psAsass h shoxns farnss through sS,Ghush
-8 s 70 tns Ingredients assa or process sf
q he6RCDERS sons,
y. 49, oornsr lSh Aad cAry srssss.
uIaTua nd Va
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ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

rto So especially you obtain desirable Goods
- without paying ary them than their actual worth.
TaE CIENsHAw WOODEN COMPANY
this city organised last year and 10 order TO make such Goods
would compete WITH would aid other scGtbe-b
nanuaeurer furnishing grades aud sye Of Goods hst have
ievsr heretofore made 10 Virginia. they allied their MN With
Machinery the best AMI tDe qusy They a3Efac
erng UAsshRRks and CLOTHS o! eyey variety. from 6ns
wrn. Merino and Mesto WOOL and solicit the attention OF the
rAde eouih thr Goods Az sho have the ARaf
o0THs at nrst expressly for The Virginia Military
70 these they had been buns heretofore and quite az cheap
The vnls etate and Central Agricultural sooietes III her
Pair held IN this city In October last awarded to th. COMPANY
Gold Medal for their exhibition Of WOODEN GOODS, shch In
,luded some beautiful ahswis, Blankets, &C.
Fahsfsgs rally piece OF Goods mAnufactue
~ being what ID represented and under circumstances
this Company Induced shoddf 10 ths Goods
LEwH D. cRkssHAw, Prssidsnl
gAhlM r MIroBELI.1
wnIDofos GopDlE, [ ns,a....
JOKE II hosfIouA
kW. HAAwoop,
Agent, for the the Goods Manufactured BY oren
WOODEN Company Of Richmond Va have hand
sopt 9o yards 81 nne plato and fancy single and Doodle
nsd cs.eres and Cloths besides lot Of enc Blankets and
7sueens are manufacturing II the rate Of oo
fads week. all Of which offer 10 the trade st fair prices and
IN terms with entire confidence that The enterprise win
.slve . liberal support oRfNeHAWA co, Agents
NICOLA Richmond, Va
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PREnIUm BIT

KR>HA n Il RS PkEMlUM BIZ
- fKRs b esnes1sd 70 be NE uost dsncioas uholss
s1a etaa tonic n be Word sssd By Almost every an-
~ anA ADkPyED solely fer MS climate, and should oe
r1lnt n e hoasa 81 southern Family cure Tor al ds
u ne nonseh and boEs may fA % make Rss
PCT c1r q DtsrxlA Nsvous Hesdsehe &C. VIII pain ne
fioe q bowels immeEte reiek corect dor0sree
Ann n detutAed persons they VII give wa
s1s, 70 e sAols uss fhsy snJ need Trial 70 give tnsz
prece1<1ce ovsl al ether Thee bes Gao De has
Hcsz1 okAf, PuRCkLL. LADD CO. and BY al proninent
Dr,bs Ne fy Of Richmond. aad ssssnese IN virginia and
O. CANDY eLLPIs 90, BAltaars; 3 A fABNksTockA CO..
foE1slp1ias and BAkNED PARK, Nss York
80. t-dks ArAnond, Va.
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DAILY .Y.p

ONrosaATzs zsD I'D jsaisfcyS, Sicss $50
AND BToh s.BoUsn wHARvEi- Tbs Scar CUTIE pLeK,
Capt F,nAS, VIII leave her sssn o. RoeAe.s regularly.
EVERY hoRfisa texoss euaaAys a oeoes isr he above
places and day about ~ &C ocks ~ torehine
81 all Of tie regular isndngS, going and rerrnirs
PAsssss 10 Grove sns wharf, y -hss sTra % cent?
elch.
Ths CURTIS PECK WIN connect With line Of coAoHB mt
Ming 10 YORKTOWN the GROVE WHAT aud through ucfet 70
YORKTOWN and return. Win be given the beat Tor e1
Ira, 80 cent? each. 3. BAsKIHe.
~ 20-fs
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w HERRlHaA
50 hall bb. Of X o. Family Roe Heriing woods brand.
20 bbls Of N. G. Family Gross Herhngs Woods brand,
bbl. Of N. o. Family Out Herring, Woods brand,
100 bbk Of Family Flour that cannot be surpassed,
10 OF superior Green, Gunpovdsr and black Teas
5000 bushes Of Mn DIAL such Bran, Brovnst1n and fh
1000 bales Of Timothy and Clover Hay,
100 bRles OF Oats,
LOCO Queen City Hams,
Old Rumgsrdner Whisky, otard Brandy and Champagne
wines Of the very best quality.
Yor as on the most reasonable terms By
FI RobT. A. Z DABNEY,
apis onrnrr Of Broad and tn sts Opposite Th.afe
DUCK GAUNrLETs, for Cavalry or Aruil.ry
ID Bervfce.-Ju received lot Of very superior yrsnis
Iei 80 Main street.
DOVE 90, Drugsss
kI hchnond, Va
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FOE SALE.

THOROUGH BRED BOrss AsrIRs for sale al N
n sutheriands stable. He horse u great power S
and well suited for = charger. Ie3!-u
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RkCHmOno. ayG.t1.Iss,.

WF havr noH 20 band soe"s sa'A,t OF so'rs "snsfss
w In Nrnla wEics persh.sei Nv IN Part
The erm OF Alex A Co. An have 10 tore y.t 90
ceve1 iosJ, 'aabir fer soldiers psres- a l. Chaeslos,
c., which will be sold low. .ccsrdos to qualify
ALIEN. BILL Co I.- asu -
P. s.-cspei bass, Sale,s. .so hsui Puroi.Js1 ~
ohAreston D. O., BY
ani5 A II
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TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.

TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
VxTAHTED spsl OF the Medical College In ILLS CIV
wv two young 20 psrOrn the duties Of Besdeni
studeu Although who have heretoore students
the Coeg will preference others Who have been engaged
the study ede fer tine and come properly re
IsJ,sS. Dr. L. 8 JOYHEs.
su2s-cs, Dean Of the College.
LADY, WHO HAS HAD SOME EXPERT
ence teachitx desirous OF stusii a. Governess 10
some family tssehss Englh, Music DrAsng and
Painting. =, ,,.,,n,, -ov
Address. stating term Ae- Rev W. PEsDLEI0S,
.noa-vs,s Poorest D,pnt, BEDFORD couoiy, Va
WANTED,
GENTLEMAN 70 teach my cbdren qualified 10 prepare
bows for entering the University. Bc o TO CONNIE &c 10Th
September Applicants vii state terms and reference. aud ad
dress. ". ~ D.
su9O- cst Loreto. Essex county, Va.
A PRMALHTRACHg WANTED-In private
N family teach four Ave ehldea III. Eng 81 Branches
and pudc. Address, JANIS WARE JR, q
.,is--et, Hstnits re. LoulSisus
NxTANTED.-9y young man, thoroughly qualified a.
w yrn!a Institute, ,u hlon a. .acher In an In tue or
Ae,demy either female Best tssnonxs furnished
Islr.,. - PHILANDEa
ac's-caw Gar. whiE OFF - R-hmn-'. Va
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GOOCHLAND ACADEMY.

GOOCALAND ACADEMY.
yuyBR ssoopd ,eson Of School Will begin the e Of sepss
il Der and en- last Of lane, 1857.
and health OF county quiet and freedom
from scenes Of and temptation to vice. no ioeAoss
superior. -. -.
Tuition scholars hereoforr hafpsyAoe In every
case when the paol entered; the balance LIST February
R.,r TO J.ms r. Morson Eq Hon. James Seldom. Rev.
d Dudler and Dr. wm T. walker, and 10 Proh william n.
A 5y A T. oscAR RoeERa.
- oeb a, Doysr MIl, (}oochlani su2,-iseu
$500 and Board
lNoR TEACBES qaaMnd teach small school OF boss 10
Prince Geo. 20 county, ID miles from Pc ersbnrg and hse
James river Any peissn desiring tns siuanon WV appy
EDWARD A. MARKS.
PETrS O. MAINS,
R0BT HAHEfsuN.
G.prsu 10 Posr cyFET ahs4-ea
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No. A VERY SPECIAL NOTICE.
B AL ssrsons LAYING e.4ils against at, ins.vldus w.
WI please prssens Them the is dag yay for piyaeli
" l-u lLEx. hill.
VyHosE INDEBTED 10 Us WILL PLEASE sErTLE THrR 40
Il COUNTS upon prestntaon-k not shah charge
Anything 70 them. ALrX. HILL 4 90.
Rchnvnd July 1881. yl-;f
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VTINRs,-gIsrw ana Champagne Mss shsiss hss.ds. h
E4 corner leu end oaFy uTssek
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I bULUEE HNHHE.4 UUNss-. tAFc s'H n fs~F1s
~ l1h double barrel Guns Of NJ importation. which u
old prices The remarks o. tie daily pspess
city, Of this morning. 10 the Local Colrnt, IL rseaes
advance N sarke iupemeu dos apply
having In no instance charged tArshnss advance
c. J. sfRTcE,
I.-por bsriw al
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TIE MISSES CLOPTOr

ACGHTfRs Of the lss Judge Copon viii open tchool
the asat day of0 stober, 1861.
information Apply tbs Misses Clopton, Of kA
Hutch s,.', on sd Street, between Canal and cary.
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sOUTH-SIDE INSTITUTE.

TJyHE Sixth annual session OF the touhd Institute Will hern
Il the End day OF September next
The military feature will be Introduced.
For terms for 10 months circular by ,pplyirs to
" J. M02RIsSErT. A. ~. and '. NJ. l.
q. Y. EUBANK, A. N.
Faruyiue Va auI-ct s-pti
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WATKINS A flick l. EN- are ops
Ing this morning, OF those
Linen Sets collars and ceeyes> ~ 20 cs
Beautiful Broehe Bsress Ansrsis, very cheap
EesAnt Printed 0rgkndes
BLACK Barge HernAnne
Brilliant Lustered Heavy Black sins, very Low
.H style black and Colo. taEAsos with many opne
spring goods by every arrival
n ch Silks BArese Chakes Barge and Soulard kobss
len Auction VIII be sold 90 cur seeond noor
sps '-' WATKINS r0KIrS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
Trial Rined Cannon,

The trial of new raed cannon, invented
by Mr.. De Brame, and constructed by A.
Brown Co, of this city, took place yester-
day afternoon on Wortman's farm, near East
New York, in the presence of Generals Burn
side and Hall, Colonel Letferts and several
civilians. The trial proved in every way
satisfactory, the balls hitting the target at
one thousand three hundred yards, with q
few exceptions, when the gun was not prop
erly sighted, with the greatest accuracy.
General Burnside was accompanied to the
around by a guard of honor from Captain
TOdd's company of the Mcclellan Chasseurs,
under command of Lieutenant Colonel Sulli-
van, Captain Hudson and Lieutenant Wool
ley. Having spent some time in observing
the shots sent forth from the gun, General
Burnside expressed himself highly grstified
at the new Invention, as did also General
Hall. The target on which the balls played
consisted of board, twenty six feet by fifteen,
and after about thTee-quarters of an hour
tiriI g it was perfectly riddled, In three min
ues fifteen shots we're fired from the gun.
The following is description of the piece:
The cylinder is made of brass and the bar
rel of wrought STEEL both of which possess
the properties of never becoming too heated,
the chambeIs-which are six-revoVing so
that five of them are always exposed to the
air, while the remaining one is opposite to
the barrel. The barrel consists of rods of
steel spirally twisted, in order to give per-
feet Iotatory motion to the ball, so that the
harbiDger of death glides as smoothly along
as II it was running on railroad track. The
gun is a -pounder, only four ounces of
powder being used to discharge it, Its bore
is two and one-eighth inches, and it is loaded
at the breech, where the fuse also is attached
to fire it off. 1t is twenty five per cent. less
in weight than the regulation single six
FOUNDER. Its weight is six hundred and
forty pounds. 1t is also claimed for this gun
that it can be fred quicker than any other
heretofore invented, and that it can impel a
ball as far as five miles. The inventor says
that fifty shots can be fired out of it in q
quarter of an hour without heating it, and
that the only gun on record as having &C
complished such feat is Armstrong;.
At'er the discharge there is no recoil what
ever, and as the gun is one-sighted-that il
having been sighted once, no further troub q
need be anticipated on that score-a murder.
Gus fire may be kept up as long as practical
| bic. The distance Of thirteen hundred yards
was travelled by each ball from the gun To
the target in four seconds, the gun being ele.
waited at two and half degrees. At an ele'
vatiOn of nine degrees it sent the ball com.
pletely out of sight. 1t takes twelve seconds
TO load. A screen Of six folds is arranged or
either side of the cylinder, inside, so as tC
protect the gunners from the rides OF the
enemy. ~
The odel of this gun is on exhibition a.
Tiffany's, in Broadway, where those who
wish TO examine it can do so.-Nsto YorA
! Herald, 29th.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02

Missouri BANKS Our Banks are now hav-
ing returned 70 them their sequestered funds.
The Bank of st. Louis will soon be rspos
sessed Of some $4,000, which had been
taken by Colonel WOrIhingtOn at BOonville.
The $4s 900 found at Warsaw, belonging to
the branch of the Mechanics Bank there,
has been returned TO the Bank. We presume
tuat soon the State Bank will have returned
to it. or be repaid by the Government the
coin taken from its branches at Springfield
and Canton, and also the, Union the amOuut
($65,oOO) taken at Lsgrauge. ILOMs Re
publican, 3lst.
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Advertised Letters,
OFFICIAL LIST.

pB-All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of one cent. Persons calling for them will
please bo prepared with the necessary change
b Persons calling for these letters will please
NJ, and close at six p. M. Sundays-0f1ce open
from nine A. M. to half-past ten A.
Tderedf 10 Be ddrstised IN e Cincinnati DAILY Pass,
dOreeobiV 10 Oe olotoin0 section Q The neU Posto9ce
Ldig, az e Newspaper hdvin0 tie largest circulation
of ann pdper ptblishsd in Cincinnati.
SEC. g. And be IL further enacted: That Lists of
Letters remaining uncaled for in any Postofice in
any city, town village, where newspaper shall
be printed, shall hereafter be published only
in the Newspaper which, being issued weekly or
the range Of delivery Of said Office to be decided by
the Postmaster at such oft1ce.-NeO PostoBos Ldw,
passed March 25, 1851.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
COLUMBUS, o.

During the last week there were sent TO
Fort Lafayette for the prisoners there, and
those who may be sent there hereafter, one
hundred blankets, two hundred sheets, two
hundred pillow-cases, fifty iron bedsteads,
wAshstands, twenty five IVES : owls and
pItohers, ten coal stoves, with pipe, hfyy
WoO6en buckets, one hundred tin cups, two
hundred and fifty yards Of rope carpet, and
6fy 0:her necessary articles.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02

Woodward Jas Wilder John DIV Waldes James
Wood Jas n Wood II J Worry Henry
Weldy Harry q Winkler walsh John
Whilden NJ Weber NJ r Walters Noah
Wishier Woodruff spencerwallace 8 d
Whitaker Sam Wickham Thoa Weatherby w D
WoodcoCk VIM Widner w w
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02

The Rector Of an Episcopal Church, in the
parish of old Say brook, Conn.,, recently re-
fused TO read a patriotic notice sent TO the
pulpit, calling meeting Of ladies, TO pro-
Veral pews in his church were offered fol
si.e.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
Initials

Parent or Heirs Of Francis Guhra, Company X
81 nth Regiment Ohio Volunteers"...WidO9 Par.
ent or Heirs of John Harvey, Company II, Thirty.
fourth Regiment Ohio Volunteers. Widow, Par
ent or Heirs of Vim Henry Robinson, Company G.,
Seventh Regiment Ohio Volunteers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
N c..
AL R-LIN II RAILRO OADI
OPENED FnR RusINEss MAY Il. 1851

NJ Forty two Miles Shorter than by any other
Route e-SLEEPlNG- OABs ON ALL N 1 G II T
TRAINS. Through time eleven hours.
PASSENGER Trains leave Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Depot at 1880 A. N. and 6;0O P; NJ, and
run through to Chicago without change of Passen.
ger or Baggage Cars, in less time than by any
other route.
For Information and Through Tickets, apply at
the offices, south least corner of Front and Broad
way west side Of. Vine ST. between the Postofice
and the Burnet House; No. = and q West Third
street and at Sixth-st. Depot and 169 Walnut-st.
Freight Trains leave Cincinnati at @ p. M and
run directly through to Chicago without rebillins
or transhipment.
CHARLES E. FOLLET, General Ticket Agent,
Richmond, Indiana.
8. w. CHAPMAN, General Freight Agent, lis
Vine-st., und or the Burnet House, Cincinnati, o,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02

Zenner Chas
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
More Good News for Single Men OOteun.
plating Marriage.


Consultations daily, Sundays excepted.
Office hours from 10 A NJ. till =. NJ.
1-When you call, ask for 'THE DOCTOR" Il
will prevent mistakes.
Persons at distance may communicate con-
by letter, if they inclose ONE
DOLLAR for consultation foe.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIO.-Doctor Raphael
has connection with PRUFESS0R Raphael, or
with any other gcntlem an OF the same name.
Tse2s.tfl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
GRNTLRMRN,s LIST.

Aesura Alex Ahl Dan V ARnew Robert
ambrose Augusta dair u Algeo BicferdJ
AndesTs Alex AeDEo Henry Anderson Vim
AllenAO Adams ] p Adams WIN
Ah0In CorneliusA rmstronR ] W Alcincthy WIN
Alber O II Asermatt HenryArmstrong w n
Arnold Frank AHkew Anderson r o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
Written for the Cincinnati Press.l
THE LRAF.
BY J. n. oUINBT.

The leaf, the leaf, the tiny leaf,
What use, I ask, is it2
Why should each tree, each shrub, each plant
Each have its leaves to ut?
Are they alone put there for show
To beauty add, aud grace
To wave like plumes in sunshine glow,
And ornate Natures face?
Are such alone the uses all
0fleaves, and plants, and trees?
Or are there uses greater far
Than show themselves in these?
Some nobler purpose they fulfill
A grander end have they;
They, for their trunks, the dews distill,
And grasp the sunlight ray.
The heslthful gases they imbibe,
And breezes they inhale;
And send them thrilling through the whole,
And worthless ones e1hale.
Thus they inspire what's good for use;
They lungs to plants supply;
They use and beauty, grace impart-
Proclaim God most high.
CINcINNAT1, October, 1861.
, 1861-02-26
CHICAGO, TUESDAY; FEBRUARY 4 ~
reu York Town Elections,

-7s n T!,,:I -,..- 4.
Tie Albany 1o'sf1a! ot friday- gives the re-
~ ,,1t ~; +hs town elections In fourteen couu-
.a1' -. go town.; t.f fiat State. conc-
ties, emnracin ~ ,,,s,,,' | ~ ,a.as - .s-,, ~ ,ast
pared with the rSsuls III tne sa1ne toWns iast
vear the footiues be.cg as follows =.
'0'' '' = 1s6t. :: .1seo.
=: :;:'.:,.':... r. Rep Upp.;: Rep. Opp.
Tot.l*tn a39 towns =: III GS i 167 Il
-u:,an +h;. -sso,t the ;zo,,rnt1l re:marhg 1.-The
.opon tats sa :1t.Co+,, ar ~ ~.
result Is very giatuy4'e' sl'le a.toss.A .A.e -
pec4ed. The Inst being Presidential year, cur
f1;snd. had n strore motive for spetia. effort,
n, 80 n ,.:ea,l 7,o,v l. ;nd;..t,ra