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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

The bank of Louisville has declined to an
swer the call for a loan to the Military Board.
If the banks of this Common wealth, created
by the Legislature with certain valuable
privileges in a crisis like this, withhold their
quota of funds, as a means of gripping the
actions Of the State, we trust the Legsla-
ture in its wisdom will adopt such action as
will speedily ascertain the reason why
Louisville Democrat 10Th
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM DIR. Bonnet, of
Graulhet in France, states, in a letter to the
Abeile Medicale, that he has long been in
the habit Of prescribing the essential oil of
turpentine for trictops against rheumatism,
and that he has used it himself with perfect
success having almost instantaaeously got
rid Of rheumatic pains in both knees and in
the left shoulder. He adds, that having
several times soied his bands with coal tar
and other sticky substances of the same ma
tuTe, and used the essence of turpentine,
freely like water, 10 wash his hands in, aud
then washed them again in soap and water
he, after drying them well, always expert
enced a pricking sensation similar to that
which is felt on receiving electrical sparks
ON ones knuckles. This sensation would
last about two hours; and it is to this excit-
ing action of oil of Iurpentiae that he s;tri-
butes its efficacy in rbeumatism.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

Rhode Island has just sent her eighth
battery to the seat of war. No other State
stands in any thing like this proportion as TO
artilleryi and Rhode Island artillery is con-
fessedly famous,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

FUNERAL OBsEoUIEs.-The funeral of Cap
tain Phillips will take place tomorrow af.
ternoon, from his late residence No. l2O West
Ninth-street, at half'past one o'clock. His
burial will be attended by the Captains and
Pilots Association.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

LKGAL ANECDOTES declining
to wear Dundas' silk gown, lest he might be
supposed to adopt "the abandoned habits Of
his predecessor" is we'll known. The fol-
lowing, not so well known, is we think, at
least equally good;
Mr.. A. B , judge of the Commissary Court,
talked in an inflated and pompous manner.
Having failed to attend an appointment with
Erksine, be explained that he had been
called out of town, owing to his brother hav-
ing fallen from stile aud sprained his foot.
'It was fortunate for your BROTHER" said
Erksine, that it was not from your style he
fell, or be had certainly broken his neck"
A clever but unsuccessful advocate having
died very poor, it was remarked to Erskine
that there were mo effects" "That is not
wonderful" was the reply; ''as he had no
causes, be could have no Effects"
A we)l.k known story of Lord Polkemmet
has less known but very characteristic
sequel 10 an anecdote of his grandson. Lord
Polkemmet refused to let the dentist insert
his finger in his mouth, saying, "Na, yell
bite me-" His grandson, ME, Johnstone,
while csuvassing the late Mr.. Hog, of New
lison, declined to take any luncheon from
the elector, on the ground "that it would be
treating" The confusion of ideas is pre-.
cisely the same in both cases; and that &
bluuder 80 ludicrous should be apparently
hereditsry is very remarkable.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

REMEMBER that the largest cheapest and
best stock Of Boots and Shoes is at Lawson
& Co.'s, SO Fifth.street, near Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

~ROWN-UP PEReUNs, OF ANY AGE,
~ no matter how badly they write, or q they
never had q pen In their HAND, DAN BG TAUGHT,
IN short time, by HE NDERS0N'S EASY SYSTEM.
Medical College Building.
lO3 SIXTu-s EREEr, BAT VINE AND RAOE.
ldoc7 cSdp'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

NOTICE Street Railroad fare free to and
frcm A. e. Barbour's Boot and Shore Store,
No. lao West Fifth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

PITTsBURG, December l1-12 M.-River
seven feet by the pier-mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and cool.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
The CHURCH MILITANT.-The ST. Louis
Republican says:


Republican says:
The New Orleans Delta of recent date
mentions visit from three distinguish ed and
learned divines of the Methodist deuomiua.
ton, wearing uniforms, and accoutered for
the cavalry service. 1t appears that these
reverend gentlemen, one of whom is Pres-
dent of the Methodist University of Texas,
are commissioned by Davis to raise
mounted regiment of preachers for the Con-
federate army. So it seems that the con.
version of Sinners to which duty these pious
gentlemen have been 'called," is not re.
psrded as at all incompatible, down South,
with an energetic prosecution of the war
against the Union, and that devoutness in
Dixie may take the form of a booted and
spurred military equipment To our minds
there is something little less than ludicrous
in the transmogrifcation of a preacher of the
Gospel to Secession warrior-the metamor-
phosis of Soldier of the Gross" to a soldier
of Disunion-though we are not unaware
that similar instances are furnished in many
pages of modern history.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
TAKEN UP.

TRNkBKN UP-A BLACK MULE Blind in one
y eye. The owner may have the same by proving
prolerty and payiug charges Call on M. b RAAu,
s}S Nalnut-st. d1g.o+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

Especial Washington Dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette.
"Tbaddeus Stevens said (at the Republi-
can caucus) that Mcclellan threatened to
resign unless Cameron's report was emascu-
lated"
lFrom Webster's Unabridged.l
EMAsCULATED- Cdstrdted
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

THE IcE TRADE.-Our ice merchants are
busy with their preparations for laying in
full supplies of ice, as the season for such
work is close at hand.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
CitV News.

METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., December 10:
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer.
7 A. M.,......,....,,. .,......2o35 Above Eero-63
IL M....................... Above zero72
p. P.M..............,.........2932 Above zeTo-70
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

A UCTION NSALR-BY SMITH WILLIAMS,
IA tspceessols 70 Kellogg a Williams) : sales
Eoom Nos ~ and IA Fast Third. street Five
Ctses German Toys at AuctiOn.-On THURSDAY
MoENlhGi December Z; at pine O'clock, will be
IN lots 10 suit the trade, cases Gerlnau Toys
dec SMITH & WILLIAMS Auclioneers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
AUOTIoN SALES.

A UCTiON sALE-DY WELLS 4 MIGEs-
In Sales. room, No 10 Pearl street Special Sale
OF Rich Silk Nelyet. Cloth ard ther Ol,ass, fine
Sebvls, etc = Un ERlDAY MORNING. December
l3. at O'Clock, u very rich Lyons SILK Velvet
Oloaks; 10 super Cloth Cloaks dark silk liusd
yefy hne Beaver BerqUensi 10 very nae Square Bsr:
QueBs 40 assorted Cloth and MerinO Cloaks aud
(Hpea,
ALsO-A A line of superior tong and Square Bro
che StaNls, super Wool Long a0i Square Revsrs-
dell WELLS & MILES Auotioueers
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

For cheap boots and shoes, go to Lawson
& Co, SO Fifth. street. near Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

If you study your interest, you will not
forget that the cheapest Boot and Shoe store
in the city, is at sc Fifth street, near Vine
Call and see
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
INRLINGS.

The Gas filters Union will hold their sec
ond annual ball at the Mechanics Institute
this evening.
There is to be pretty general meeting of
the U. C.'s in the several wards tomorrow
night
Major Dresbach, of the Fourth Cavalry
Regiment, left for Camp Kennett to day.
Colonel Guthrie, of the First Kentucky
Regiment, is lying seriously i'll at Charles
ton, Va.
Captain W. L. Mallory, United States
Commissioner, has been detailed for duty at
Guyandotte. When General Benham is re-
leased from arrest Captain Mallory will re-
sumo his position on the Generals Staff.
John Fielding had two ribs broken yester-
day, by jumping off a car on the Pendleton
and Fifth. street Railway, against horse
and buggy that was passing rapidly in the
opposite direction. The affair occurred at
the intersection Of Lawrence and Congress
streets.
1t is said that over two thousand children
of volunteers will receive clothing from the
fund raised in this city for that purpose.
The First and Second Kentucky Regi-
ments are now at Charleston, Western
Virginia.
Colonel Jones returned from Louisville
yesterday, and started for Columbus last
night.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

Boots and shoes, wholesale and retail, at
Lawson & Co.'s SO FIfth.street, near Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

Boots and shoes, wholesale and RETAIL at
Lawson Co.'s So Fifth.street, near Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
BOARDING.

HEOAh DINA gentleman and wife. or two
~ single gentlemen can hnd pleasant room,
with gas and tine closets, with board, reasonable
terms, at 34 LoDgwOrth st. Also, small rooms tor
single geL tie men. dell-bF
H1OAHUIN Can be obtained in private
GO family, for one or two per,ons. Furniture
taken IN payment. Address N :, Press Office, for
one day only. dell. b.
EPUAHDlNG-ThIee gentlemen eau be accom-
ND modated with good da7 board, on moderate
terms, by applying at l49 Elm st della"
HOAKnISG-PRIVA few can obtain
lAR oard at 227 Broadway, east side, next to
Seventh, Terms, 50 80, Accommodations for day.
boaTdefs, at 81 per week. dell-bF
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FOR RENT

FNuR RENT OR LEASE-Two Dwellings and
H Store, I9e West Fourth st, newly painted
and papeIed throughout. VIII rent the store sep
eIatey, or the dwellings separately, or lease the
who premises TO a good, prompt paying tenant.
On reasonable terms, to suit the times. Apply to
GEORGE MOYER, Ir4 Pium.st betweea the
b. urs of IL M and 3 z. NJ. de5.j*
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

ENOR SALE CHEAP-A new frame COttage,
II ard lease, of three rooms and kitchen, front,
side and bact yard, situated on the north side OF
NM b. street. between Freeman and Carr. Apply
Oh the premises, or at 149 West Fifth street.
dell IL A. EVANS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
k'Oh eALA.

M1NOR SALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN-In
~ desirable country. place. four miles on the
Harrison pike tanning twelve acres of very rich
land we'll i'm proved, with good fruit and shrub
berry. Inquire at 260 Cent al-av dell b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

Colonel Jones returned from Louisville
yesterday, and started for Columbus last
night.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

"TANTED-FIBsT RATE TAILoREss-One
w who can run a wing machine preferred.
Amply at 80 East Seventh-st. delO-bT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-05

}, sis. Nichols, callao-Barril Bros
q Newman eavet Rode Jansi2O-J Hooper
u Patterson, knight, st. RN TSona:-y ,r,,.,.p
Gar HSSe, Matthews, New Orlean.-Heslen & RE-.
II n%rIa neary, Gnayaq1il-Et9gerald, Both Co.
n n rfiet, Gard, Boston-Kelsey GRAY 'N'S''S
Mas a. t haGa aIs Shut s Caribbean seaw Kendall
,, aseo. 400; (Br( Steed, Demerara-W Perot
Mary A,wel, Askns, Cape Pamas-R. H. Atwen.
Montrose, Boyce, Savanna Cay-W Rhoads & SON
Pres Benson, Champion Monrovia-G W s Hail & "a
EEoseway Belle, tBr Altavela-Patterson Murguiondo
San Juan, - repairng-Coleman & BaiIey e
Wheaton, Leeman, Eas,port-Kelsey & GRAY
a AL aar nell higgins savannah-Hesen Rogers
Arnon' small, Eastport, Kelsey & Gray
a a G. &c Perkins, Newburyport-Curtis 4 Post
Reeves, Carman, Boston-Wm Rbroads b Son
Coflntnian, Small, Rockland-Joy Z, Metcalf
C C + strong, Liscum, New osk-Rose 4 Lyon
Susseta, Grindell, Sullivan, Ne.
Francis Gilmore, Smith, New York-Rose & LYON
r Ga ES' new Coombs, Windsor, s-Kesey & Gray
+ IL Adams Hickey, New Bedford-T Whtridge & Co
taylor, Newbe N, N. C.-James Sullivan
Graham, Townsend, Sombrero-Knox & Co
Geo Grice, Palmer, Satilla-Whedbee & Dickinson
Herald, Knight, Newburyport-master
Isabel Iss rd AloeT W TGoker, New YOk-Rose Lyon
lfls, CooE, Wilmington, Nc Corner Sons
John Griffith, COnkn. St Jago-Kirkland chase T. n
uIia Tee fT Tlo French
Lizzie Russell, Martin, San Blas-Pearce & GRAY
John Wilson, N. Carolina.
Md, Myers Somers Observation-Disclosures Bros.
Mazeppa Davis W. lndies-Kelsey & Gray
Mary Cieayeland, Pender Newburyport-j}urtis & Post
Mohawk, Staples, Ponce Stirling l. Ahrens
Mercy Taylor Crowell, for freight Hesen Rogers
u NJ treemaa, Nickerson for disqualification l. oHgers
ontario, Lachum, Newberr, y. C.-Whedbee < Dickir
! 0swego: tBrJ Card, Windsor, n. S.-Kelsey 4 Gray
i Robert Healey, Mitchell, Chareston-C Pendergast
l. Tav, Shepherd, Cuba--W. Rhoaiis & Son
Leach, Leach Boson-Kesey Il GRAY
| W Troth, Johnson Sombrero-S G Hand
! Seeing, Haines. Wilmington n. C-Pendergast Rros
Somerset, Stirling, New YOrk-Rose & Lvcn
! Sea Nymph Dawson, New Bedford-S Philips & Co
Sarah Jane, Hartman, Salem-Kelsey L GRAY
sunny South, tBr.l Hobbs, Halifax, n s.-Soece & Rel
fremont, Holt, Charleston
| village Gem, Baker, New York-Heslen & Rogers
Vulcan, Marshall, Boston-Heslen & Rogers
W Montague Jr., Carmine, Nassau-M A Mite hell
| Young America, Bucksport, Ne
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JAN. 4.


Annie Bowen, Cheseborough, Manila Whitridge Co
Bremerhaven tBrem. Hilken, Bremen-F L Brauns6 Co
Blondel, Mulliken, Callao-Barril Bros
Barreda Brothers Peterson, Liverpool-J Hooper Co
David Stewart Prentss, Liverpool-F. L. Brauns Co.
Energie (Prus. Ranesch London-T Hand & Co
Joseph Peabody, Whitney, st. John, N B.
IA Dnchesse D'Orleans Pisagua-Fitzgerad Booth ca
M11anIlus Pitman, Callao-Barril Bros
NNary AcNear. McNeir Caao-Barril Bros
or. Henry, Callao-Barril Bros
Petts1sNo n,I W. iiace Carizalbajo-D Keener
pssssas on HUI -, Coleman & BaiIv
avIvi. n,ng, Cslao-BarriI Bros
S SyWs' S9Maasey, Glasgow-Sticknev &C.
Wsndsrar '1Pe xGy., Rotterdam-Robt Leslie f. Son
W snu1 Wia NSuer, =, Coleman Ra;Iav 'oh
eaiiao-Barril Bros
Amsz on, Kirwan, st. Thomase II,
Delaware, tBr) Butler, Demerar,h1Wmag Peirce
z Williams. Cromwell, for freight" d Perot
Gulielma, (Br Merriam, CardiG~R nGaster
Golden Era, Thorndike, Cape Good H Jarrett Sons
Hadley. Kent, Boston, Hesen & Rogers Yates &Co
John Bruno Gayle, River LaPlata-Fw
Brookman, Crockett, Liverpool nrune Sons
NJ. SS1s Rio DE de-
&.nsl. tPrus Maschke, Cardir-T Hand Co
o'asnpurs, loldbg) Traggs, Bremen-F L Brauus 4 Ga
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y y u IN I'M MEX VIII GiScoEtinne her Iii
--- - I-,--I 1ti ISri o9-tf
E,,s.siI-ss..!s, BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEBA-

E.slssIIII-ss...z BALTIMORE AND SUS0UEBA-
e s @,s65aT5 IA STEAM COHPANY.
P@$ H2HRE h CRAZE sGd TSgE9fs e. rQE p
The steamer PORTS MOITHn Csn. Pb iIT o@iNAL
l9Tsr en9 Of EST EALLS AVE FJ iisSG
hCEDAf, W E!N ESNAY and FRIDAY EVFNfNC -.
fGES0IY TSsiFgg isaycs fHE g,-r nEPosT cry
1 NJ, ana "a tiI pc GRaGE ~ O'Clock, P
saws W same place EVERY TUESDAY, TIL RSBSY ana
S3pI EhAY EV ENLNG at o'clrcS Returning Issve.
r r1TI DEPtnSlT ~ cry MONpAY, WEDNESiiAY mEG
az O'Clock, 2. h. " ~ ~ IL 'i-].ti
Passage, berths included so cents
sIeigiiS reoeiyed daily until O'clock carried at 10y,
- Duplicate receipts Tor lreicht will bs .,o,,;-a
asJt Al iVrt o. Grace Will attend 10 f5rwa-6in
cICnciSe consigned to him for apy pojt on ~ Pes.'
VIII resip reiEhts intended COR BaitinSTn
FlIladeiphia elsewhere wi Na'''ihN'E-
De chartered any time ~ 49, ''"''i'''ii' e'h
los 4 I ~ T T;A1Y W, Agent, Baltimore.
20 !. TOME, Agent, Port deposit '"''
E.nsg~-,A FOR THE SOUTH
HszszSS-zsS~i i;ij pPiKECT tR9MNEW YORK PHILADAI
fHiA sRd /, BALTlIoBE,, via the
T6N H fthh,srh Elton MILMlNGTO> CHAIR ~
BlA, ATLANTA, NON GONtRY 4; yH ''' ~
NEW ORLEANS
rNLNTkK ARRANGEMENT
BAY LINE Z ~ - A &SsSHecept Sundays via
40 -'-' r. 70 O. 80 80 -bOAkD ROANOKE RAJ. ROAD
~, Oh, 70 fIE ABOVE MENTIONED pIGrFs
. me Schedne being arranged thai the traTele,
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL the fror, Si - sIt' 3
NEW YORK TO WELDON N
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4aIl !gEG5.
ffiEsss 81, 5;;a5s4t:S7ss3 PHILADELPHIA
-E--AH---a-S-ASE v NGTUN AND

tE.iEsss NsssssSS E5is5s4t.lzsgl PHILADELPHIA
@ @"---A2a---1AzE HILMIN GTUN AND
-, and EI !,1.lT 4 ~ IyGEaE%
n1EiiiifI4Wfipnia WI leave PRESIDENT STREET D4FGF
Il 4 u 81 N ~; sunday as follows, viz -
h,AfFF;t;SS TRAIN at $50 4 NJ WAY MAI E.. !, !,
A; ~ EEENING MAIL at 5lO P IT, NAIL 81 l"le
IN p : "a ) at 80 r only in trains corpa,. 90,
ne" ork Trains except BE r NJ on Sat9rdsvS WI
~ pFs;S NJ ram, with Passenger Car atfaclIed Iavas
II yre de Grace. " ~e'"'eH DalIilaUIe and
.r tT9 On II PB5i,ADELPHA to BALTIMORE
D. ,.-. ItRM EDIATE POINTS "
%ltI oSo NJ train daily Except Sunday for al Eta1n.
esn on and Harrington and on Tursrnys
aS va &Ha saturdays for Ntd on Monday Wa
AN prornra iuF StatoE or by aving 10 P
III wilmington, and take the 995 A. train for iii
H Sd9IC D tween iiminRton ana Salisbury "
NOllCE-Al colored persons y 1rfiIrr Icnd ort.a will,
Eli 70 oring some responsible white person pGrs
hS % TIE Undersigned who will be wllling Sir
on 10 t i. CoEpary heore they will be taken over al
n24-tf f,D r-,..r..
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CtwceI the DepOts on the Route e ~ '"''' Er
Dy this Line enjoy comfortable r!gits yes,
nv pay steamers and are privileged iy ovtr al jrif
Il G4y EoIint; anu resume thar trip by DAYLIGHT
~ LAR NOTlC E.-passengers from New Yo-I
49, irrelPhs by this Line will have their has rage
~ - Ls checked to different points South "
n Nv tUitiGr information and Through Tickets apTly in
i,Gi .'tA az the C9mpanys Great Southern Railroad
Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street NJ g
a also at the New Jersey Railroad Once f0ot OF
trt u stt or at O. 229 Broadway, corner of Barclay
Seie AStoT House In PHILADELPHIA at the
81 ~ tle Depot Broad ana Prime streets And in HAiT
StT at the once Baltimore Steam Packet Conn nv fG
Oh r. + mon DOCK, or on board the Bay Steamers
ana commodlous, and beautiful steamer
- ~ L2iANA, ana ADELAIDE, repete with every com
III Sng convenience have been added to the Inc The
ANA, Capt. g. Russell. and ABELA iHE Cantain is
oanhoh LaynE uEgNrgaaseG state .aoils and hert nr
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STORAGE WANTED.-Un first floor al y are
'Jhouse No II Smiths whsrf. at low rats bv
f.a8tf 'HAN"f.S r*n ntAGhST
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shinr,np nr,,n,,r PACKETS
EDWARD EVERETT, Gunbv
HELEN A. MILLER Cali
CHARLES, Ruarr
IneS vessels are all OF superior Glass; and insure nj tn
owest figure They sail regularly as advertised AMI
Lnnded by captains well experienced in the trade The "a
pacy 100 OF the above vessels in such as win afford
lacly to shippers For freight cabin or steeraga
Apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON 4 co.
ono Wy rIv,,,oo,, No 81 Pratt street
their address -'- "0'"' >""s-EiIeu -
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Inc Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
!, = s wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT or CUNCORD STR Hi
s.ellT-s OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

-
s% 1a.| COMPANY.
T> F1K EKEEHIARICKSBCFG2 VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
l4e steamer s VIRGINIA, Captain n Fabank leaves
from her berth, at Needhani's pier IuIt ,t~t
whani ~ tkI FHiD@I AFTERNOON, at / o'CIacg ,s6
5WStuFHn nj lieayes fredericksburg EVERY 7 UkSnAY
~, al O'clock, or Immediately after the arrival az
me IRAN OF cars from Richmond aad WASHINGTON St'
- ~ ny regular Landings tie FapIalaun ok T,yI
g0& ana returning 10 lind and receive freight aid .
r..,. THE VIRGINIA
~ IaratlVelY and bu hy rrarcy ants r I..
f'CSp E ANA Baltimore, ntUE-;.2 IN the trad. e- -
eiClatS and armers residing IN t counties 10 ',,ring,
"a "a! 4.Aipa'anToCk lo h- llgas puriU,, OF EI.. "
LIS .SsS Ie.n-f on the route luriug tin winter lie r.
nu ueGH mas heen 'ncl"s a. thus auordug coppt- mo.
si1 'Gr no 'es and Other i've stock Carriages II an
a1s can ne taken on board and carried under drCC vf,ft
taxing Oh the wheels. Her staefoon ana. Eib az
tiTos re large and councillors, and !rr "a 3rif- :1
e!.t y telSlf e As passenger and freight h ~
M T superior IN tiie waters Of the th"spIeake | S
oy \. :, o. PE''N CO. Eowly's Wharf - pm
- AT received CO beard Gf the Steamer U.ra.vz
dTG HurSS'layS and on Fridays up to o'clock p 4
F9 iGrter information ami Blank E.cct Ct fcr ps,
ny the company, apply on hoard, To NJ
j. CAPNUN L Co, AGES
U or ,Y-r,.r,--, \ o u Row - wharf Pajti,ro1a
80 - = = :. LTesid ut, Frederick shurg Va TLass
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L. s.Ss lgs fl5iI;I;s: gON IHE

--r w. - MARYLAND RATyR8tr
OPEN O FlNKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Cal EFT Station s So A # ~ d N -
tuSnh& leavG Fin6shurg Station, Is and 10 S0 NJ a.
SIaHrs Tor Hamrst al, Manchester, YVES minrt,r r.
E"h ana tnn t>burg onth carnival Of the 20 Il @!l.5
AsSo tor westminster lFcm tie p. N. train " H. u.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-05
St0aQt

SToRA GE.-Capacity to the extent OF I0070
oaTeis merch6nd'ss h. chaiu-. st TJ.rd.rso,,.
",ItrI; ppiy 10 JOHN HENDERSON y Co
1mYll-d corner Commerce ard Trstt stre+;s
STORAGE WI Pc TAKEN AT LOW
Ora es in Warehouse no Is South street.
roo - WI. SMITH
GS South street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-11
$3.50 COO. 600. or rate equal to that assessed

$3.50 ,00o, 900, or rate equal to that assessed
upon the taxable PROPERTY IF the city, $780,
100000, sum exceeding considerable t'eice
the probable expenditure of the Federal
Government upon peace footing. For sucl,
expenditures, we have the customs revenue,
estimated to produce S5s,Ooo,O0O, a direct
tax of $1,000, 900 and an income tax Of
per cent. ON all incomes over $500 annually
These sources should produce very nearly
the amount required, without resorting to
excise or stamps, or other internal taxes
The increased burdens will hardly be perccp
tiblc. The rapid increase of our population
daily lghtens previous burdens. The in
crease for the past decade was equal to $780,
600, yearly. For the next it will exceed
81 100000, proving most fully the remark
of the Emperor of Russia in his late letter to
our President; that the movement Of the
United States is upon the ascending scale
When their resources and future is fully ap-
preciated, we can predict price for their
securities which shall place them on level
with those Of the most stable European Gov
ernments, and far higher than their previous
customary range.