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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Cou0As-The sudden changes ofcur climate are sources
OF PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsHxArc AFFECTIONS
Experience having proved that simple remedies often ac
speedily and certainly when taken In the early stages
disease, recourse should at once be had to Brocns
Bronchi Troches," Losengers let the Cold, Cough
OF Irritation Of the Throat be eight as by this
precaution serious attack may be eectualy ward
ed on. PuRLIc SPEAKERS and SINGERS will find them ef
ectual for clearing and Strengthening their voice. See
adveYt.ssrscrt. ~ sE1FE r. Fts sSfvF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Bridge Building.-Mr McCoy advertises
himself in another column as prepared to con-
tract for the building of bridges of all discrip-
tons. The proper way to judge man is by
his works, and We have only to cite those
who may desire services in this department
to structures on the Cedar and other streams
IN this vicinity, to establish beyond question
the capability of Mr.. McCoY in this line
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Frania;n's Birthday. The printers of this
place celebrated the birthday Of their patron
saint, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, by an Oyster
Sspper at the house of veteran editor and
printer, the Rev. L. B. FlFlElD. The occa-
n was most pleasant one for those pres
and It was unanimously agreed that each
turning 18th Of January, should be the oc-
on Tor social gathering of-the "craft,"
edar Falls. It is hoped that next year
il De able to celebrate on little more
nssve scale than we did this, and that
s0.e q osr calling in adjacent localities will
% 'noa.nsd to join in with us. A Committee
consisting Of Rev. Mr.. FIrusLD and Messrs.
= .Issor and g. D. PsRkrss was an.
pointed % draw up programme for the sec.
ond annual sathesing Of the .tvposn and
srs to report At such time Is may be. d.emsl
necessary 10 order to meet the r.on,,.n,o....
Of the oeensicn. $50 : 81 : I 20
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Inportont.-DE LAND & Co.'S Chemical
Saleratus can lie purchased from your gro
GERS; it is pure. healthful and will produce
the most desirable results, lis always reliable
and can be depended upon to have the same
effect tomorrow. upon pastry, bread &C., as
it had today. Why will you longer use an
inferior article when you can buy DE- LAND
d Co.'S Saleratus for the same money that
you have to pay for worthless preparation
De LAND 4 Co.'S Salcratus is manufactured
at Fairport. Monroe Co., N. Y.
Sold at Wholesale by Wholesale dealers in Chicago and
Milwaukee, tE s84 ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

XiAitdry.-The meeting held last Saturday
evening for the purpose Of organizing mill.
tary corps ip this place was well attended, and
whatever else may be said Of the meeting, the
leading spirits certainly seemed to be deter
mined that the thing should be done. A
committee was appointed to prepare Consti-
tuition and Bylaws another to correspond
with the proper authorities on the procuring
OF arms; and another to secure the names Of
persons wishing to connect themselves with
military organization. There will be an
other meeting soon when matters will no
doubt De perfected. About forty have now
enrolled their names.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

THE UNDERSIGNED BEING NOW PERMANENTLY
located and desiring to enlarge their business the
present Spring. offer for CASH their stock Of
STOVES, TIN and HARDWARE, at prices
greatly reduced from any heretofore
known In the Cedar Valley. Their
Stock Is the most extensive and
best selected assortment ever
brought to this market
and consists In part
..r OF the most de.
srable pat. ...... ... .....-
terms In ........
use,
Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

Christmas Fsstiral-As some seem to
have desire sec the expenses of the late
Festival of the Horticultural Society in de-
tail, we hereby annex the same, as audited
and paid by the Committee:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

To Whom 1t may Concern.-Mr. En-. Love.
JOY, who is engaged in this Office, requests
us to state to the person, whatsoever, that
borrowed pail from his doorstep and a
saw-buck from his wood pile, without leave
or license, is entirely welcome to the property,
provided the individual has conscience SO
scared BY sin, 30 blunted to ill obligations
incumbent by the higher law. that it does not
tormenthim day and night, for purloining what
little property poor Jour. printer may have
surrounded himself with, after years Of pa
tient toll and frugality.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-25

81" Dogs.-Yesterday the heavens pre-
scented a rather singular spectacle. There
were four Sun Dogs and a Rainbow visible
nearly the whole day. They were all very
bright and distinct, and were connected by
circles of light running from one to the other.
There were also luminous streaks travcrsing
the circle in various directions. The rain
bow was almost exactly in the zenith. The
spectacle was sublime one, and set many a
wondering and prognosticating. The wind
as'very high all day, and the air was COM
pletely filed with the drifting snow.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
IGHEy@w3IIo
gg 6ss5 50@+ ans G9g4lG re
UHANUFACTORY.
x FAMIEY CARRIA GEs,

yvrszg4-rrx "a MY CARRZA CEG
asS 7.zst- BCGGTE'
- ~ S.sfL EXPREco
FREIGHT, FARH
and all other kinds Of WAGONS built ana fuished to
order. The uudes gued are prepared to make all the
above descri ton of vehicles, in Il mann suited TO
the climate and roads Of Cal foraia and have all the
necessary material aud facilities Tor 50 doing.
They lave also IN hand lot Of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGIEs
Of our Manufacture, which we viii sell a. most "a
vorabe rates
The subscriber would also St te that his manufac-
ures hay hsen tried with imported vehicles and have
always proved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BCGGGES!
The public is invited to CAL and examine specimens
Of our work ~ the mtnufactory. corner OF THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, Marysvile.
J ?. HAYES CO.,
rh-3 WeEon s-1 Carriage Mekers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

.szsra. 4 desirable Ham--ieal, situated On ST.,
Is. sE between TAud ana Fourth no 50 Jhe
EssstH house lis n coumodious sud ,ubst5n'ia brick
bssssa containing five rooms above and five in
the basement mahirg ten rooD.s all conTeucnty ar
ranged. Lot 20 by lG1.
Also adjoining good Pric. Store, lot by CO.
Inquire on the premises, No.93 street, cast side.
apl9-f
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
The independent
OPPCSE HON STE NEE Z
D"~T JCE

aN-A }. c. GIBSON, Master,
viii leave Marysville every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at 4 p NJ, for Sacrameno connecting
with the John T. Wright for San Francisco
Passengers will leave San Francisco for Marysyile
on the John T Wright, Capt. VIM. b. Bushnell, con
meeting at Sacramento with the Distance. on Non
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays
The Defiance leaves Sacramento foT Mary5YiNe on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Fare TO sacramento, &s go
sS SAN Francis = 90
FREIGHT, Cup or DOWN 81 90 per ton.
.fed2.my J. r. BRETT, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
MASONIC DGHECToHY.

&SsoNIc NALL, vAIDrz LAsE NEAR SECOND STREET.
E1Eysrille Ledge, No. .,
Stated meetings are held en- tue First Thursday Ct
eacl rloLtA at Z p 5L
H. HJLCoNBE RHEEs, w
Va T. r-r1A Sec
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
CEAS. NJ. C4ORuAM
OEpresSes.

W = %''''N'''
LANGroN's PIONEER lXPRE&S:
@o szai- w o2zly To
w "a. - 1T II 1LLT .E3&5,
NEVADA TERRITORY.
LEAVES pOWNIHVILLE OFFICE EVERY MON
DAY AND WEDNESDAY MORNING, ria JAAII-
SON CITY, for
TEUCKEE MEADows,
FRANKTOwN, Washoe Valley,
CARSON CITY, Eagle Valley,
GENOA, Carson Valley,
CHINATOWN,
OPHIRViLIE,
VIRGINIA CITY
liza YES WARYSVYLLE FHFPY NOEDAY
4 ND 81 TURDd J MORNING.
LETTERS, NALCABLE PACKAGES, &C., forwar-
ded to and from The above poiu,s with promptitude
dispatch and security.
Notes, Drafts Bills, &c, collected or negotiated,
and al crlcrs attended 80 promptly.
szy~All Letters for the Western Atlantic States,
enclosed in our Goycrnm .nt-fraHaei Envelopes, and
ndorsed "OY.r4ud, via. salt Lake. viii be forward
ed and reach their destination sooner than by amy
other line. oclO-my
LANGToN's PIONEER EXPRESS,
DAILY TO AND FROM
Do>gaje3jIe, Forest Cjty, CcmFtoDc.Lle,
SIN JUAN,
And al the different Mining Localities Throughout
Yuba Sierra, and Nevada counties,
c3N2eorING WITH
RELIABLE EXPRESSES
To all parts ot5aifornia, the Atlantic States
and Europe.
uFFICI-yvlsh wells. Fargo ~ CO., -
Street IarysviIlc.
ocl6-Iy 4, g, chaplain, Agent.
-e1-.--l--ar-, ------ r'-.~.a-s~s
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Ezz 4cAI1EO8-;IA
SIT q G~Es c-GSnG Eo -.2A..1r,- l. = ~ q
IN BEUNAGmS BUuDING-D STREET.
STAGES LEAVE DAILY, FOR
Hamilton, Meals, Chico Red Bluffs,
TcAama, Shasta and Yreia, Oregon
House, Keystone, Fosters Bar,
Downioyile French Corral,
Hess Crossing and Camptonyille
Long Ear, Einpre Ranch, Rough and
Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada, Charlcy's
Ranch, Central House, i.yncLburgh,
stringtown, ophr, Thompson. Flat,
Ga:drn Ranch and Gidwc''. Bar,
Hauaonyale and Fogbcstown,
Long Bar and PARKS Bar.
TAS. I1AWOETEE. Prus'f.
n. Eg.-Dasscurers booking their names n;'l De
called fer i'm any part OF The city. u!l-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
Marysville GYMNASIUM

No. Isl Second ST., between High and e,
ENIIL reopen Wednesday, the 7th day Of
w November, 1860, for general exercise in Gym
nascs and Physical Training. The public are invi-
ted to avail themselves of the benefit derived from
this institution.
The rooms will he kept comfortable dly and night.
Doors open from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ
Terms-$3 90 per month in advance.
mol CHAS. a. KATE, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

Chairman County Committee,
J. Y. T1asg, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

Seated meetings aHeLeld On ihe first Wednesday ir
81 .A malth. at P.a. CuAkLLs Rash, ". NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

E2rysTills ConnEnGery, No. 7, i. T.
e't'. meetings are alI 11 the second and fourth
-~sAr1ays Of e-gE month 40 an hour after sunset.
J. b. sTtNENS, Com
4. Z Eusss, Recorder
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
lEoshlnrtnn Il. A. rhanler. No.I1,

Stt.t meetings are a-j the Grst Tues's 'sy IA tact
month at 2. X. WM. c. BELCHER, w. N.
D. q. sIlEa, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

1Zorysri.le Council No. 10, r. & s. NJ
Stated Meetings are l.!j on the frst Mondays ia
january, April, July suJ OctoheratT4. n.
CHABLLS Rash, Til. Ill. Y.
THEo. A. Corlr, Recorder.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

~ .''A--i'l t"i' So a. --41''i ittSi- NO' -,
S.at,d me,;lags me hl . THE cord and fourth Fri
ia. Is ~ ,rcA month at u. NJ.
II. Il EHEEs, See. 2. " e.. EtCE, II P.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
oAIIY AND wEGkL Z
BY A. s. RANDALL N co.
RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, :. =. WHITAKER
IL. CRACKBoN, W. BoULwAKE.
TERMS OF TIE DAILY


corner Maiden Lane and Second Stree
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

The following is list of tie Democratic
State Cer.ra! Committee for tie ensuing
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
CONVICTION NEWS.

INQUEsT.-In the absence of the Coroner,
Esq. Eggleston yesterday held an inquest
over the body of a child belonging to a man
named Redhead, from which were elected
the facts that, at night, it was placed in bed
with its parents, apparently well, but in the
morning was found dead.
PoLICE CoURT.-In the Mayors office, yes
terday, Joseph Closer was arraigned for
violating the market ordinance, for peddling
without a license and for using unsealed
measures. For these three offenses he was
fined SO and costs, the whole amounting to
$l2.
Circuit CoURT.-John Kessler was tried
in the Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge Mooar
presiding, for grand larceny, in stealing an
overcoat. The jury returned a verdict of
petit larceny, and sentenced him to thirty
stripes.
Also, the trial of Mrs. Reed, accused of
being an accomplice with VIM. Chester, the
man who, the day previous, had been SEN
fenced to a term of three years in the peni-
Tertiary for passing counterfeit money, was
concluded, but the jury were out long time,
unable to agree upon O verdict.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
LAW REPORT.
couRT.


BEFORE JUDGE SToRBR.-Booth & futile
10. Maria W. Baird. Held that a partnership
doing business out of the State Of Ohio can
not bring suit in il in the firm name.
Farmers and Millers' Bank of Milwaukee
us. Smith & Hartwell. Held that where
there are two or three s%ureties on a bond
one could not claim to have rendered, so that
he was to be regarded a surety. II Hartwell
paid off the debt he should be subragated to
the %sureties held by the original judgment
creditor.
Brown %. Preston and others. In a
mortgage Of personal property made to
several creditors, there was a legal implica-
ton that the residue, if any, should 90 To the
mortgager, but no express agreement to hold
it in trust for him; and as between the
creditors the case did not come within the
statute which would cause the mortgage TO
eneuIe for the benefit of all the creditors.
Bill dismissed.
W. S. Johnston Us. The Cincinnati and
Indiana Junction Railroad Company. 1t
wss asked that certain bonds ofthe company,
deposited as collateral by Z. B. Reeder with
plaintiff, should not be sold until the prop
erty of the railroad company was exhausted.
Motion overruled.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
nIirannri Convsntinn-

ST. LOUIS, March l9.-Major Wright con-
cluded his speech in the Convention this
morning, after which the first and second
resolutions of the majority report of the
Committee on Federal Relations were passed,
the first with one dissenting voice and the
second unanimously.
Mr.. Hough moved to amend the second
resolution; That wishing to restore peace to
our country, we desire the Federal Govern
ment to withdraw its troops from the forts
now occupied by them in the seeding States.
The amendment was tabled, and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Bost offered the following as an addi-
ton to the third resolution "And in the
event Of e refusal by the Northern States to
sgree to such an adjustment of the slavery
question, and our sister Border slave States
shall decide to change their relations with
the General Government, Missouri will not
hesitate to take her stand in favor of her
Southern brethren. Hostages %, nays SO.
Two or three other amendments were
tabled and ordered to be printed, which will
come up after the resolutions arc passed
upon.
A special dispatch to the Democrat from
Little Rock, Ark, says that the Secession
Ordinance was voted down to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
AMUsEMENTs.


1NEE FABnRfs LAST CoHorRr@Tho last
concert ofInez Fabbri win occur this evening
ss Smith 4 Nixon's Hail. and we hope that
she will have an audience more worthy Of
her than she did on Monday. The pro
gramme is superior to the former one but
still We do not think Il calculated 70 display
70 full advantage the many exeellencies and
large range claimedb by the friends Of Fabbti
for her voice. She is a fine vocalist and
though necessarily appearing at her worst
in mere concerts, she should be heard by ell
lovers Of music. Those who attend this
evening will, we have no doubt, be well re-
paid.
NATIONAL THEATEH.-Sallie st. Clair win
appear this evening in the popular drama
of the Hidden Hand, a part in which she is
very popular, and has made an extended
reputation. Ilf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
Additional Monetary.
Yesterdays st. Louis DsnOcrss says 2
Monday: H.1le

Yesterdays st. Louis Dsmocrsi says Z
Monday: 41ls
Money is very abundant, and currency d
accommodating at q rapid rate. There we,
another decline in Exchange to-day, and
still further decline is expected, and heneI
the demand is not large Dealers are divided
in opinion as 10 The prospect of a still IoweI
price, and some think q rise quite as likely
to occur. The balance of feeling ID, how
ever, in favor of a continued decline, uuti
it reaches its proper condition. The Stat
Savings, the Merchants Bank, and Building
and Savings sold sight on the East at By
premium, but the balance of moneyed iasti-
tutions were asking 4 per cent premium
The latter rate was nominal only.
Exchange on New Orleans was in but lim.
tied request, though bills are plenty at 81
Discounts are more frequent, aud first cl4s.
Paper is accommodated at 1(0lN per month,
Discrediled Illinois, the frst list, is still at %
per cent. disconnt, but the notes of the fol-
lowing Banks, more recently thrown out,
are taken at 8 per cent below Missouri, viz;
Belvidere Bank, Belvidere; Edgar County
Bank, Paris; Farmers and Traders Bank,
Charleston; Frontier Bank, Benton; Kane
County Bank, Geneva Merchants and Dro-
yers' Bank, Joliet; Morgan County Baak,
Jacksonville.
Last weeks New Orleans Bank-statemeni
shows the following changes as compared
with the previous return y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
NEWPORT NEWS.

SPORTING ExcURsIoN.-A party in quest of
pleasure yesterday, went up the Licking
River in a Cincinnati ferry. boat in charge Of
Morris Bloomall, for the purpose of shooting
birds. The day was pleasant, the sky clear,
and there was some excellent shooting done.
POLICE CoURT- the Mayors office, yes
terday, the following persons we're fined: f.
Brutchee, So; W. V. Schmidt one cent;
John Steinberger, one cent, and = Nc
Kinsey, $40; the first three for violating
the liquor law, and the last for disorderly
conduct
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
From New VarL.

NEW York, March l9.-In the case of Gov
eTnor Pickens, of South Carolina, against the
Of baggage, a verdict was rendered for the
defendants. A dispatch from Savannah says
that the New York ships seized there have
been released, in consequence of the surren-
der of arms seized by the New York police.
A dispatch from Washington says R. w.
Sanders is appointed Postmaster at Mem
phis.
A riot is apprehended when he takes
the office, he being Objectionable to a large
number of Secessionists there.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March l9.-No fears are en-
tertained in Texas of a collision between the
Houstonites and the Secessionists.
Pensacola advices of the 18th inst, repre-
sent matters there still in statu QUO.
VIM. L. Yancey, the Confederate Commits
sioner to Europe, is in the city.
The Convention to-day took up the per-
manent Constitution. There was some oppo-
sitioD, and it was postponed.
The Governor has signed the bill to trans
fer the troops and arms in the possession of
Louisiana TO the Confederate Government.
The Legislature will adjourn sine die on
Thursday
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

ARREST OF ALLEGED CoSTlDEECE-MBN.-
Two alleged operators in the ball game, who
gave their names as John Smith and Albert
Hall, were arrested by Officer Mitchell yes
terday. They have already been identified
by one of their victims.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
RaIlroad ma,tsr,.

b SPRNeFrELD, o., March 10 THE Court to-
day confirmed the sale Of the Springfield,
Mt Vernon and Pittsburg Railroad to +. A.
Lane, Of New York City, attorney for the
bondholders.
LOUISVILLE, March l9-The last rail on
the Louisville, GAINESVILLE and Memphis
Railroad will be laid tomorrow.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

Habdna has arrived, with advices to the 18th
instant Business was more active. Sugar,
Nos. IL and IA, quoted at 61f@1 reals. The
receipts were daily increasing. The stock at
Havana and Matanzas amounted to 224OO0
boxes. Molasses inactive.
The news from the United States regard.
ing the alteration in the tariff created some
excitement. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

CoRoNER's ISoUEsT-Ooroner Emmert
yesterday held a inquest over the body OF q
man named James Curraus, who died sud
denly at the Commercial Hospital, night
before last. It appears from the testimony
that be was found on the street senseless,
day before yesterday, and taken to the hos
pital, where he expired in a few hours. The
jury returned a verdict of death from intem-
perance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

Rlm&cNp, Va March 1L-fho CON-
mittee 3 n Fedetai Relations 10 aa9 t.norte|
the prcpOsed amendment 70 Tho Ooastit1
tion. Iffr Trankifn's buhsttute, ehsneed 4
using the expression, "involuniah rrrS
fude,s instead Of = persons sold 70 slavery
Tho riahip aofI Foreigners not to BE- inpaife|
BY Congressional or Territorial law, on prS
existing law Of Mexico. In territory here
after ACQUIRED, involuntary aerYitnde, excen
for crime, Is prohibited north OF 36o So ba
shall not be prohibited BY Congress, or AM
Territorial Legislature, south thereof III
third section 10 verbally altered for come
what better fecurity Of property on transit
The fifth section prohibits the importation q
slaves from places beyond the limits OF IN
United States. The sixth makes verb
char es IN relation 10 remuneration for fngl
tives BY Congress, and the clause relative q
securing privileges and i~mmruities. Til
the right to hold Office, TO persons Of I'll
African race.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
Sundays PScayune states respecting S
urdsy's New Orleans financial affairs:

D
nrday's New Orleans financial affairs:
The Money market progresses quietly, and,
if any thing, is working toward greater ease
for unexceptionable security. As before re-
marked, there is very little preferred long
Paper offering, and it sells readily atsIo@lI|
" cent. Other good signatures go off at IL
and secondary class slowly at 10. The
banks are discounting Fall Paper to a mod.
crate extent.
Foreign Exchange took a further leap up
ward to-day, under the persuasion that the
offerings will show q falling OF next week.
Good TO prime sterling was dealt in at l060
lO6A, and a fraction more was paid in o pre-
ierred instance or two. The extreme range
for clear bills was from 1o5N@l0636. Drafts
with bill of lading were passed at l04@l04N.
There were hardly any Francs Offering.
Prime signatures left off yesterday at 81 36X
@5f35, but to, day they would bring N@X
v cent. more. Some good sixty-day bills ON
New York were sold at 1A@a " cent. dis
count; hut strictly A l drawers hold at IX
OILS. Sight closed firmly at q discount to
Dar. b..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

LEoTURE.-It will be seen by advertise
ment that Rev. NJ. L. P. Thompson delivers
a lecture before the Pilgrim Mission Sabbath
School, Thursday evening, at Smith L Nix
| on's Hall.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
COMMON PLEAS.

Crawford Us. Rothert. Verdict for plain
tiH, $298.
Jacob Finn Vs. J. Durrell and others.
Replevin to try right of property in a horse.
Verdict for defense; damages, 500.
Susan Brown Vs. |. Bruin. Before Judge
Collins. Prosecution under the bastardy act
to prove the p~arentage of a child.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20

PERsoNAL.-Hon. John J.. Orittenden and
wife, Hon. Humphrey Marshall, Hon. John
W. Russell and Col. T. L. Crittenden arrived
in this city last evening and engaged rooms
at the Spencer House. r.i. -H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-W. KENT& CO., manufactures
OF ladies', gentlenen's, Misses and children's
east OF Race. The work is ali done BY Competent
hands, and is warrented. Prices cheaper than any.
where else In the city. ja27-tf
WDERSONA L-Home for Infants or Ladies, pre-
u vtous to-, during. and after confinement; a
short distance from the city; Medical attendance
and evory comfort on reasonable terms. Perfect Ee-
crecy observed. Address Box 2,234 Po5tofice,
Cincinnati. n. b. Letters, to insure a reply, must
contain a postage stamp. fe24-x