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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24
Encounter With a Panther.

To the Editors Of the Daily Press:
Any thing that relates to the early times
in the West may be interesting to the read
ers of the Press. The following was related
TO me by one ofthe actors;
In 1906 Israel Brown, afterward Associ-
ate Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
Hamilton County, was hauling load of
-four from Piquato ST. Mary's While on the
way they saw panther lying in a large
branch of tree. They having no gun with
them, agreed to, if possible, kill it. Hav-
ing a dog along, they got the dog to attract
The attention of the panther, while one was
prepared with club and the other with a
large knife (Which every person carried in
early times for self defense.) As soon as
the panther should spring on to the dog, the
one with the club and the other with the
knife were to attack it, which they did, and
killed the panther, but not until it had
nearly killed the dog. They put both into
the wagon, as the dog was not able to walk
for some time afterward. Such was the
courage of the pioneers of the West.
Yours, @. TOBEY.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24
The Feeling of the English In Paris
Mason and SIIdeII.
From the New York world.l


PARIS, November 90.
I can assure you that no little degree Of ex-
element was created among the Americans in
Paris day before yesterday, upon the arrival of
the telegraphic dispatch bringing the news of
the capture of Messrs. Slidell and Mason. The
former had been daily expected to arrive at
Paris, and a suite Of apartments had been al
ready provided for him at the Hotel du Louvre,
and Preparations had been made among the few
Oontederates" who are remaining in Paris, to
give him formal reception. How uufDrtunate,
for him at least, that ali his brilliant dreams Of
a residence near the Court of the Tuileries
should have been thHs, summarily changed for
the bitter reality of life within the walls of D
fort in the detested Y ankee land.
If the feelings Of the English in England, In
relation to this matter, may bejudged of by the
expressions of those with whom 1 have talked
on the subject in Paris, they are not Of par
ticularly amicable character toward US Two
or three whom have seen are really furious,
and hope that war will be immediately inau-
gurated, and that summary vengeance will be
iuficted upon all our tribe. The French papers
of this morning content themselves with giving
gtIaDsiaiioDs from the English journals of yes.
tsrdsy, although all of them, upon the receipt
of the telegraphic dispatch, spoke of the mat
ter as livery grave one.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

A member of the Academy Of Science
stated at one of the sessions last week, that
he had discovered simple and inexpensive
process for rendering musliAs, laces, and
all sorts of light stuffs iRcOmbustible. It
simply consists Of adding to the starch used
in stiffening them one-hAlf Of its weight of
The carbonate of lime, usually known as
Spanish White" Ladies who wear huge
crinolines, and are in danger of being
destroyed by fire, should snake note" of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

TIE steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
on Friday last, from Port Royal, with a
cargo of 10000 pounds of Sea Island cotton,
picked by the negroes under direction of
Government agents. Four hundred thou
sand pounds of this staple had been secured
up to the time the Atlantic sailed, and would
be forwarded by the next steamer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

IT was recently stated by correspondent
from st: Louis, that General Halleck de-
signedly left portion of Missouri in an sp-
parently exposed condition, for the express
purpose of entrapping the enemy into uu-
tenable positions, and the gratifying news
lately received from that State shows that
this stratagem has been completely sue
cessfuI. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

PRoGREss OF THE PBIsoE DEP0T.-The work
Of erecting quarters for the prisoners, on John
sons Island, is being pushed along rapidly.
The three buildings for OfinsIs' quarters, the
hospital, eight prison buildings, and store
house have all been inClsssd, and the w0rkmen
were busy on the guard house, which was pre-
baby inclosed on Saturday. Other gangs were
at work on the block houses, and there was
great clatter on every hand. ohimneys have
been constructed, stoves are being delivered,
and the work on the fenos has been Commenced.
A few days more of pleasant weather viii finish
the out door work and put the workmen an on
the inside -iSaadGsky 60 Register. al
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

A resolution has been adopted by the
House of Representatives, directing the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to report a bill so
amending the Fugitive.slsve Law of 1850,
that no fugitive shall be returned without
satisfactory proof being first made that his
claimant is loyal to the Government.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

GENERAL BUTLER has indignantly repudi-
ated all responsibility for General Phelps
proclamation. To one gentleman he de-
clared that it could only be the work of a
mailman or fanatic; and to another he wrote
that it was neither ''foreseen, intimated or
authorized" by him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

A private letter from Fort Pickens states
that the rebels threw into that stronghold,
during the late bombaIdment, six hundred
shells, only nine of which exploded. They
were all of English make,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24
Army Stores.

K1JDs WILL BE RECEIVED (FROM
u first hands. and from citizens loyal to the Cow
erDment Of ths United States only until IL M De-
cembeT "a, 1861. marked proposals, to be opened
Dseember "a, ls6l," for ... d..
s35 600 lbs Hard Bread, in barrels, lined.
OooperaRe must be of tho best kind, and no
charge fsr packagess All the sboys stores TO ee
Of the bstt quality; to be ready for delivery on
the 10th say Of january. 1881, and bills must 6o
rendered by or before that day: CeTthcates OF Iat
spet tiOn, signed by the authorized Inspector must
accompany each bill, Actual tare required eaok-
ages to be mArked'' O g., Calf polis, ONO 1iS H1isoS
with the contents. name and address OF the seloIs
BidH for part of the above stores receives
i g. samples requirsdU The hard bread must po
thoroughly dried and cooled before paokln6. EnS
naming OF two or more prices for haru Dreao WhiA
insSlys SS5 relsetIo1G H. o. iKfIB0RN, Major and o. 8.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

DR. RUSSELL --Amoag thsirumors Of the
town, tits stated that Russell, the celebrated
correspondent of the london Times, is ex-
ceedingly belligerent. Among other things,
be is greatly exercised because the Secretary
ofState has not invited Lord Lyons to pro-
traeted audience. There are certain forms
10 be observed 10 diplomatic intercourse, and
from these forms the Secretary will not step
aside. He will take his eva time Ia answer
ipg the demands of England Washington
iOOTrsSPOEdsHt PhitadslPhis ffass' = N.k
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

In pursuance of direct orders from the
Government two hundred men, mainly car
penters, have beep engaged TO work ct Port
Royal, in constructing docks. 1t is under
stood that very extensive docks and piers
will be built there. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

The Rev. James spurgeOn, StambOurne,
Essex, England, the grandfather Of the pop.
ulsr Q. H, .Spurgeon, Of London, is still liv-
ing, in the eighty-sixth year Of his age, and
preaching also to the people to whom he has
ministered for fifty years, sar5 -H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

Six weeks ago potatoes were selling in
Canada for twenty FIVE cents the price is
DOW seventy-6ve cents. The rot has already
destroyed half the crop.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

THRHH Or four "munition. trains, leave
WstertoWn, MasS, every week, loaded with
shot, shell, cartridges, baggage wagons, &c.
for the sent Of war. TsI - aTJUrs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

OK Thursday last, John F. Harper, a son Of
the Harper Brother publishers ia New York,
was married to Miss Lille Lyndes eldest dIugh-
ter Of Hon. William Pitt Lynds, Of MilWAukie.
II came of al The country residence Of Mr..
Ly nds, near Cold Spring, Wisconsin. Some
I've or six hundred persons were present, in
Guiding several Of the Harper family.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

On Tuesday evening Mayor Wood sent
message to the Common Council respecting the
condition Of the defenses Of New. York. He
cOrFeets popular miSAPprshenaioh on this
subject by stating that New York Is ll0but
imprsknAbls ID . sea attack, With proper en-
ergy, IN ons month that elty might defy all the
heets Of the World '4a' tl si''' s'' p.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

PRICES REDUGEBI

PRICES REDUGEBI
TUE MHEH5STTSI;E85o 2 E5STTSI;JE 5o,Ss5s r. ,WEIsoE sEw..
M SasS PGSoss sS x. "sS 1aso S1Sp sSS :, PsSS.s
!heTsbyI end have accordingly RHDUORD FHN
Hayins s,ade, for over soysn years, the most pOP.
IAT Fa11ill sewing:mAehins In ths counfyT, s1a
@aEins' SSK aSss z shii sHssG S SSs sss
tiS thiS & srs ETSgssea I'm sreh sItIaoTsinMy aetl
entire satisisstien. Al our MsSRihSss sSs mas
sQuaily well, and are T"T-
WARRANTED EHRHE TEARs.
Ths difference IL price se;SS merely diSorVAes n
2r,5Oa mscbaasu soId d' q 1859. belns dOu ~
Awarded the FiSst Premium in the
UB. BAIRs OF 1855 ssS AND 1880,
"a S 3 tss o9GlRsr nssnaalO; Institute r.
TLyt Premium over al competitors a. the best
BEgT FAMILY sEwIEe-MAOHIHH.
It uses hutts, peAxes ths lock -stitoh aliks m
6S 6O Ns taS sS%Sa q Re 'sns S 0ns en-
~ mu9s thre@d ss the Shail. stitch machines.
ssstinOSisis, s,o. '' '''' '''''
GWEN. sUUsNER & CO., Ageatua
~ West Eourth-st.
PIKE's oPKEA-HoUsR,
dslE OINmHHAE.
GIFGER's SEWING
Great Reduction In Prices!
sIHGER's No. Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from 500 to S15 oashr
sIEGKR's No Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from $50 to $40 cash,
sINGER'S Letter Machine is the best in ths
Worldfor Family Sewing and Light manufaoturs
ing Purposes.
Price, with Hemmer, &C., $50 caAh.
CINCINNATI OFFIOE:
Commsrcial-Ofies Building,
Corner OF Fourth and Race. stsl
aull JAMES sKARDON. Agent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24
MEDICAL.

n 4. NEWTON M D.-N0. 100 WRIST
2VS seven st. betW eeT Viue and Reoe. Onio0
hourb, ~ 70 az A. N ~ to az P. M, 7 70 p. n.
Tno20 tfl los
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

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.ssEays-nTggol reSw %
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-16
@troer'S glGbmoi6tne.

Ole 96neiber bieF9er Stabt. iomts ale Rerionen, pe4e cine
quite 81 db NJ a d inc 3u baben rsini6en, iCuten fb erinner1t,
Sa6 cine BON uniern Mal9men, Spetninl 10 pet @rbeit ttut ala
rgenb cine anoere, nro . and ~lpetmat 10 bieI Gels
ubrin8t. 0ides naad5t lruiere Waaf9iieu gu ZEN %btlIt9=
ten, pelae III D}arfte in6s Retr ais 5000 .~opR fnb Quein
II bff8er Stabt in operation an G6den, 2Seften uno 9efef uno
bobcn lire @igner DEER bic bantit etbeitei: in ben Stano 9eiest, i9
nebr @elo an eriporen, ais ibnen oisies auf enseren &9c9e ru6ga
t5 lit. Gue, metGe cine ser be1ten N6BmGf @tnen, Die
m Ge6raud iino, baber ulS@tet, lodten IN unlersr Office:
. So. $50 SaltimpreItraBe 1
cplfpresen, 30 Observation-Disclosures in belp9er. ea8ti4er,
r~en,6Iiider unb Ipoiufd5er SpraGe al 6aben fuS un6 no mir Sc
u fe,etne DtaIhtne fault, anf bereben arbeiten Ieraeu.
S&6t mad etnep @rcnrlar BON Sinser's GapplaFdinen Sci.
Ars. Nue WeaIGtnen msrset EN- gauges sSabr nab ibrerI NntaG
con ms in poler OrbnuH8 uuc &eparston 8ebaittr.
(SFb28,H} g. e.. BrpbertG. W9snt
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FORM OF BID.

I, Tor WEI -7, of the - and State OF r,
hereby offer and agree TO furnish and deliver, according to
the terms of the advertisement Of the Collector of Customs
& Supt light, dated May %, 1861, and to the specifications
and tables attached thereto, the rations and fuel for the
two light vessels in Chesapeake bay, and also for any relief
Iight-vessel AID tenders Tor which they may be wanted, at
the rate of - per man per quarter for each complete
ration, and - per ton for anteacite coal, r per
cord for oak vvookS and -----cord for nine woad--lL.
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1ermttfd5te @msetgeu.
0uerb3etun0ctt

lit Die 9ieferpns BON gtottUnen tno 8rennaa-
tertol fir Dte 9eu6ts94ife bet Sane8 ~
LAMB un6 5ppper'atruita tn Der @BeloPeatf
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ss54 SSdhreVretfe: RI

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8tlette faufsn NIB fgusu %otselben nur spn fViden ~en8efeutsa
8caragen iaufeu, wside DUn iGrert @etalt ieten, nt1t Gter pn
@atlGrn Dter 8ptfdeEndsern, be fe frna Der @efa9r ~aaSae{est
Fnt, fsf@niaaelt ~ ufrben ub ipr 1elo pnienR a~pSae5en.
.,sa .-aa Dur9fahrt8z8iQette Ia
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.t~sfs +A 90. s. Sties1rGuot,
l. f.5.tns @cscyaIa @ ratgrouteu= Ngen Der Baltimore gn9
a55at au gtts9 Sbtp=Giiaabata. 81 g.
sa9bn aaa SEQ. 81 Ebatne8fr,, 8altiu1pre.
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QenGhts6dm5eSnfpeftpr.

8ot1ims1e, BEN %. Mat 1861,
st bieent Nn,t foaem Bis am Sonna6f en- t of d dSi $aa3 l ~
gPunSpnrrotb un6 @rerrmatertal an Epo ouf Zen 2euGt-4d1te
BON Sares sS8tano unb SSpperairoitS III ser @eelapeete Say IN
fr &rIas .Seudt- S@iGe uno 2eudt- Sat8s&encer pel@e nogtc
In Dtenlf aeItedt neroen, fir Sic Douer zines Sable$, opatI. Sn
1861 b$ gum 80, SUM 1856. inCluIioe. Ge @tup6borratec n'Gle
Don gutter uub erpr0bier Qualtat isjn niS nllIet fGr iebee8 &ea@'
Ibff etnmal pert,li69rli1 in Pa9ell, 6d7ern, Sill
Raisr, in gutter Sfonuna osrpadt, ftet bon Gciter iHr
Stoaten scn,SB Der Speciffottpnen III Eaicl8 Q, wetde
ino, uno bic einen She'll b8 @outrafte5 blten, an &c
baus SenSer poer irBen6 elm onoereS SGtfT, .noel9e0
3pede in Baltimore, MtS., .beiimpt ieil wtrb, bra
meroeu. IS 44 -t
que 0fferien miiIen p~crfeaeIt un6 be|eid5net Iett: EP
for Rations and Fuel for Light vessels uuo III ct
@oupcrt ein9eidtpien, Nn oiee# @mt 9el@iGt pstaa
wern per G0t 9eittdt. ~ r
@eurD %. 9Dffmau,- @uperut
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Johnbt0n's Insurance Rooms,
-4 +I f3t~y 9}o 73 Gpcrn6ftr

JOhust0n'S Insurance Rooms,
-8 up f3- 9}o. 70 Secpnbtr.
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3t ftt9 f'9sgG8sgolt9Gauieu
adm SldJerItG afb feItCaG G0mp0Qaig.
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mi $4,000 @optoI.
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.l4g & g nit 100000 Capital. ,
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%s+ e NIT 100000 @apitaG. 0i
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nit $1,000, 600 capital,
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GGe oon penn nnfer3cio3neten reprdienttrten @oubaonieen k.E..
Wtrrlt6 perf19bares @aptal gum rouen cbeTs 9 nno 80
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Sd's''a e &PoS: 2. SDbn on,
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49,
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9l5roli1e GeatG0kG ilttGaUa
0eranDerter TGhrpIGu. E&0
sG7d sent 1seItea unr 9sornen.
9Sinter>TQbrpIdr.

Sin uub uad benz 80. San. Eerben tagIiG krei 3aer auf Sic r
8aba In uaafolseneer Q0etie e%ypsbirt; &.
Ser ggf5n@e s9t taslis lnit Naena11e peg 5oHntaesl I'M
Gtnt inn6tf, g. Qcuis um6 ALE 8geife bcS g8efsns une Yege.
nfaelS. Gsenfe rad GlHura. 8afdlp uno Canada. gtab @ln-
nhftsbtIra. aprf. QdncGaset &eeefn9, 9ptiSJiIe, DRtngs, 0ll$,
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-fsie unb 6Gaer5et7E -
Rad 9e-m~N vfE rnt SD &2pra NIT rUr t1enl GGrrep-
pealel 70 bilt9 nc api .eect aneegg Balm.
.ISasSS~ T1~ssr ~ vnfs EtSuuT S6eErU CtUtT -uHo5rn yQbn tQbren
Der 9prt 4ceDm OoattpN88u9 tielid (Sennla98 aus
9erofumen) ugl $50 9fabH. nab 1Qrf ub aaer GtatIenen eer
g8eIeyn DlatplGGo 8aba. Hss.- Hae SD
Der 6GrrtRbarG@A eGpaIRQa st6ae sAG e 1G1f tsa1
lid fSpnHts38 ausBeHBapgpl aF1 SEQ G3eanitta3s al. IL.
= 8fsiienbt bon Asaihinatpa pae sgR SUCecr pG6s MT b-
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@Wstnnft bileba raaa 14 au BE 8iett 0i7se in err .Galplrs,
citation" @fe 5RH galtert Huc HranJliRErq IN uf1bfn
4essra4 Spbn &. &tRa&b. @1a-5Gph
&. $ z~1arTtt St"etzgssn~ 5a.gga.6
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Iriid1 onaeepnsutette teeue arIid,f

TrifdD G1g0eeonsste,;e tseme ssr!id,te.
Scefen auaetpulmen;
500 8ul9eI gauge @rbfer.
100 y 8plp9elte GO.
300 81 ~9epaltcne bp.
5000 Pfun6 2inlen. .ItL YE6U r.
100 &e9s 8arlep (peri9iebfue Nupauern)
500 9fuub 9afer9ribes
so 8e88 g8asen9rsed -at H'
200 - neue opG. 6Srin9F -
so - Sal3s Serbeaen, attl2 +s.s3aa
90 Sore8 %ytnbur9er &lieJ af5ae aHLH = m
10 6iteI Sdbpet3er 8&ie, f 1 5-s ase fa
pel@e mir gu Den biai3iten W6arttpre1en an SBteoerperYalhs
l0Ten. sh lfBbel& g8tlbefmb. 3 -
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Gerdudberte9 TIeif9. - rs. GOO Rfunb S9inten. Getten
S@ulter nno 5raititiGe, S~erduaerte8 unb e~etrOtnetes Seef, sc
/! rdIferte S9lentuR9sn, e~ia9ea3ene une 8ewlr5te S9meIne1iB
IN tletuen Eonnben, gu eertaMen Bet & i'm beTIp y rether 8
| @6e BON Tratt' rnb RattsrieRRr. GptIss
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philadelphia, &8ilmiHgton :, *
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

We, the undersigned, residents of---, in the State of
-, hereby jointly and seVerally corenant with the
United States, and guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
aftert the acceptance of said bid, execute the contract for
the same, with good und sufficient sureties. to deliver the
rations and fuel proposed, in conformity to the terms of the
specifications and tables hereto appended, under which it
was made. And in case the said shall fail to enter
into the contract aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the
difference between the offer and the said - aud the
nextlowest bidder. .e so .e1H
Witness --
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place and date) csf s-845 sureties
hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient, =. IS
tDAte) signature =
For James Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each