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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

ARMY APPOINTMENTS I'VE notice that Mr..
John G. Reed has been appointed Captain
in the 18th Regiment of Infantry, Charles
R. Lowell, Captain in the Sd Regiment of
Cavalry, and Egbert Phelps, Ist Lieutenan,
in the 10Th Regiment of Infantry. These
are appointments in the regular army in the
eleven new regiments to be organized in
conformity with the Presidents proclama-
ton. HACK Eye.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

The st. Louis Journal, a rabid secession
paper, has heard from C9l. Bates. Its in
formant met the First Iowa Regiment a,
Renick. on the North Mo. r. r., and says
they left to attack large secession encamp
lnent on the western border Of Boone county
He also said that they robbed every store,
hotel, private dwelling, and even poor wild.
ow in Renick, and repeated their outrages
in Sturgeon. What terrible fellows!- Gatt
City
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

The officers of the 81 re iment were paid
yesterday for their State services, which was
up tothe time they were mustered into the
U. 5. service. Pbe privatcs will get their
money to-day.-Gate City.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

The thermometer has stood somewheresn
the neighborhood of 100, day and night the
past week A shower would be luxury
about these times.
P.S We got it last night perfect tornado
of rain, accompanied with thunder and
lightning.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

PoSY EXPRESS Mr.. Durham advertises
for proposals to rum pony express from Ed
dyvlle to Des Moines in eight hours, to car
~ Hawk Eyes and other small packages.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26
Consul to Genoa.

Chas. +. Moss, Esq. of this city, received
on on Saturday evening from Department of
state, notice Of his appointment as Consul
70 uenoa. 1t was wholly unsolicited and
unexpected by Mr. Moss, but none the less
s''at'iying. The salary is $500 per year.
rs Mr.. Moss has just secured the Office Of
fPaeu.. Colonel in WarTen's Independent
soI s.'heht of Cavalry, it becomes matter Of
b;na embarrassment with him which with
o. ON. .t which to take. lie will probably sleep
o SUBJECT night or two Gate CITY.
d, NGroN, June 21.-J. j. Crittendcn is
eF'O'Su 10 Congress nv o555 minority
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

The last seen of Claib. Jackson, he was
:. travelling South in womens clothes. lie
looked decidedly bad.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

The Union men of East TENNESSEE will as
sumo the attitude of Western Virginia, and
will be sustained by the Federal Government
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26
A Family Carriaye.

Any person wishing TO purchase FAM.
ly carriage and harness at low rate, can
hear of a chance by enquiring at this office
Immediately.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26
Michigan Central RaiIrO;,ti.
1861 GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE ......lSGi
To New Work, New England and SEc
GanuGas.


On and after Sunday May ~ ls6l, trains leave the
Great Central Depot, foot of Lake street. follows
4:fo 4. M.-Stops at all Stations, and arrives a,
De'reit at S:31 p. M.
500 n. W.-rLightning Express. teNcept Sun'lay.l
arrive AT Detroit 600 p. m Su pen.
sion Bridge i;eo n. In.; A barry 2.25
y. m; New York $50 p. M; Eosion
HAS p. m,
S.Uu Il. W.-New York and Boston Express. teS-
cept Saturday, arrive at Detfni, f:su
y. m; trorouto 3,i2 p. M; Montreal
l2;ol mo- Saspension Fridge or rnf-
hio 800 y. m; Albany 3:2O p. a;
New York 9aG a. M: Boston l2:3o pm.
500 n. w Cincinnati Impress, (eNcept Sunday, D
through TO Cincinnati In i2 hours.
500 4. W .-Ctncinnati and Louisville lxpress
Except Saturday. through TO Cin-
einnai In Ii hours, louisville IN Ii
tuus.
sallshar. 5 Patent busters are run Day press
Trains
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains
eE baggage checked through.
THRCUGH TICKETS for sale IN all prin cipal Rail-.
road Offices in the West at the General Office corner
Lake aud Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
House, Chicago, and at the Depot.
X. y. RICE, General Superintendent
y. q. A. EXAM, W.stern Pass. As'. fwry q ,Gt
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Greatnumhcrso Of Clcrgymcn, Physicians. States.
men, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent their
names tocer,ify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, tut opr space here will not permit the
insertion % t.ieni. The Agents below named fur
ti5(. efatts ptlr AHgRicAN ALMANAC in whsch they
ar1 yea, W. also full descriptions of the above
compllgts, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed tor their cure.
Do not be p,,t off by unprineipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit ON.
Demand AVER X. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there for thcn and they should
have il.
All our remedies for sale by
For sale by ]. Il. TAYLOR, ottumwa. aud by Drug
sists everywhere March 10, seI.y
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CHANGE OF TINE.
I'm AND AFTER APRIL IS and until further
Uytice is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
arrive Is follows " =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26

ANP Messrs. A. d. TEMPLE & Co.. continue to
NS6 take ILLINOIS currency for Boots Shoes and
Clothing All the good banks taken at PAR until fur
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-06-26
$. M. PETTINGFLL 4 CO.

-dre our only authorized Agents in New York and
Boston to procure advertisements for this paper.
e.. SCRIvEN,
Advertising Agent 63 Dearborn ST., Chicago, is au-
thorized to receive Advertisements for this and all
HE Leading Papers in the North West.
S.P. ROUNDS,
Advertising Agent State Street, Chicago, is
authorized receive Advertisements for this and all
lhe other Leading Papers in the North West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-26

ynh sugar sc to94EJ Peters. Sailed in ceupary win
snI zassth ss Or pr eSi o sor,..o NJ ~
zAs, lsth inst. With sugar and moasses 10 rnas,sr
SER George harrs Stevens caFdenas, Il days WITH
scar Mary Hudson tof Nays Landing Hudson. osrde.
ssAr Volunteer of aibEes Brown Cerdsna days
ssSr Hay haley for Passnd Il COM AN'
M q asa asa LAS ss Sshr ain
sohs siscric Light cof portland, Hume Msyaauez, 10
Saps win sugar and N, asses % Miller Aossh
% with Manga % ns s nasS M
L!ss S I,igate laying 70 under storm s.ayslils
= 10
sehr KOnp lBI Swain, Lngan, cB, IA days, with coal to
sch ROrbury tof Dennis Chase. St john Ns via Dennl
seSr David Fsqs lot Wilmington Nc, Merselander NOR
sr s,ss ssnd FsnfT Sssr BranfOd
ssSr Pos Holy khrsSstspODTi StO for qssS Pso1sence
Sr sSe nss sfs dr aos Bson
M sesr + Esrida Kelly, Elizabeihport for Boston.
.chr United Vail slssbeihpors FOR Hor4icS rDi S0S''n
ssSr s sas s:s sS s sSs for Boston
I s.ar audsSS I e.,n Msennsn y.n Portland. days
Sch @sshI Thomas smith. Bri 8, New Bedford.
Sem sids,- .ysos, se'st, sorws.s sss sea0'a
so Sr FSs'Sn or Stamford
SrPd SP ses s:ss s0ns Asn Rsossnos days
s sPsss s ps sS y
steamer Delaware. Johnson. Philadelphia
steamer Y Heartt Slddell Philadelphia,
Steamer Concord. Norman, PHILADELPHIA
ytsauler Poio Dhka kye. Portland.
N1eSmsr renasr. Rsr.r. Providence
Steamer Black Diamond, Allen PhiladeA Ahsa,
BELOW
ship J II Ryerson from Liverpool, 30 days
Sb!p VIM fbpscott, from Liverpool, % days.
Ship liverpool from London 2S days.-An by pot boat
II Aspinwsli.
Bark hotiant from Palermo
Big Il W Bartlett from Darien for Bath
fchr George Harris Stevens, from Cardenas.
steamshps Futon H on Hay,ei Karnsk Nassau and Havana;
Empire City, OLD Point with troops; Stars and Stripes Fort
hopr with stores Agnes (Br LemeTara; ships Danube,
LrerRoo Andoyer. Glasgow Pari;k Henry, London: Gir
rick, Fayre; banks Ianpgher, Osmerara Kosmus (Brem)
Eanburg; d Wilson Philadelphia; Harrfe. spsldng Cork
BInsdotto tNor Queenstown Houston, Gloucester, Eng
Heddle London harvest Queen. Cork; brgs Nasd Glen
tuePos; James Coae DellerrA, sreeze, lhladeiphiz
rrsLepa CaIdenas Isabella, Para; John Cotton and Pa
Aonla Marseiles
Pavsna brigs Hope (Br, Barbados; Reindeer Br Yar.
mouth, Ms. y
Wind during the day from Sc to sw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-26

IT kACS'S
n Ladies' visiting New YORK will find Al
X. Il. MACYi5,
Sixth and Fourteenth street.,
COMPLETE SrOCE or LADIES UNUER LINEN,
priea
fu assorted stock of Ladies' and childrens German and
way prcesL
magnificent OF Ribbons stes syles) hne vrsncs
tbsn Broadway p-icee
complete stock Of real and imitation Iaosa W.ntra
Iaces, Maninla Centres Lace Manfas and sha~s
deries OF every description and price
PARAKCLs, &a,
Much below the coat Of 1,portstor
desirable stock OF Lace Curans vesbna Lacea Drapa.
~ buslrs 6c Linen Goods Linen tsrchiefs House
teeping Gcnde &c.
casAPER .THAA ANY orBER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
full stock OF rotiora, Tapes, Braids &c complete
LAD1rs CrLkBRA1 I'D PARIS KID GLOVES
sixty.thrce cents pair.
None heter IN The city price.
n. H. MACY, Nea 20i and 206 sixth avenue,
Corner OF Fourteenth stree.
STEWART 4 CO.
a. Have q splendid Stock or
FLpUNCl NOS,
A strf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-26

DAEGAIS s-BARGArNs -BA.G ANS
IN CLOAKS, CLoIF9, CIOAKS,
IN ALI. sTiLhs ALL s1yLEs ALL sTsLEs
AND LII rRICEs, AID ALL PRICES,
AT CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
252 PpwpRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-26
COUNTRY BOARD.

L WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, HUDSON RIVER
n Forty i've minutes by railrosd and steamboat from
ma 40 street ,~o or three sts 0, large airy Rooms
nnpson surrounded oy thirty Il pctesque
commands btau,lful view OF the Eudsou Excellent a
ing beating ~ hshng good sabi g; plenty ruiz vess-
I aapa snd nnk Families aud single gentlemen desiring
quiet fened summer residence win this
cation unsups for house being within
Two minutes walk OF the railroad station at
oil hours by steamboat terms 6s ap-
Ply at the Botel ST Uemsn, Of nth av. nue. and
street
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BOARDING AVID LODGING.

| psoCKLyE-DFslsABLE ROOMS FOR 4 FAMILY
- or single tenaenen may be had, with Board, a 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-26

pRooKLyN-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OR TWO
ID single gentlemen nnd pleasant Rooms with Board
private family, at l3i Court street, Pacific
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-26

ELEGANT SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS ON Sc
Wiling pay literally, only two persons IN the house. pio
Is uneAceponaby located and s the Improve
near J 1Airty second ct.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
CONVICTION NEWS.

THE HoME GUARD.-This is the name of
the new company that is just about TO be
organized in our city. They will meet at W.
B. Phelps's Office, on Saturday evening next,
to agree upon time TO be appointed for an
election of officers, soon after which they
win be mustered in the State Guards.
MAYORS CouRT.-Mayor Goodson had but
a brief session of his court yesterday. A
man named, John Fisher, for being found
drunk and disorderly, was fined 81 90. Mar
tin jackson, for the same offense, was sent
to Jail ten days.
INCREASE OF THE SMALL PoX.-The super
intendent of the Board of Health reports
that there was last evening about twenty
cases of the small pox in Lewisburg, an adj
junct of our city, and that there was fear Of
its increasing.
DoN'T BE MIsTAKEs-Two or three days
ago we published a notice, in which mau
named Jas. Mclaughlin was before the court
for being found drunk, in which condition
be was carried across the river in the ferry
boat several times. We are requested to
state that II was not Lieutenant Colonel Nc
Laughlin, the proprietor of Clinton Hotel.
BOARD OF HRALTH.-This body met yester-
day afternoon, and made report upon their
researches. TheySfOnnd in the Seventh Ward
that the small pox had been disseminated
in the school of that district, aud they took
measures TO prevent It's further spread. They
also made arrangements for the vaccination
of the pupils of the schools, which will be
done by Or. Jones, the City Physician, at the
corner Of Fourth aud NadisoR-st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
NEWPORT NE ws.

ALL FOR THE UNIoN.-We announced two
or three days ago that Colonel Taylor and
Colonel Jones were called upon by the peo-
pie of the Cold-Spring District, in this
county, to address them on the state of the
Union, and TO explain the Crittenden COM
promise. Those gentlemen responded to the
call, and spoke 10 large aed enthusiastic
crowd, who, at the conclusion of their re.
marks, gave three cheers for the Union. Col.
Jones will speak TO the people of Aurora,
Ind, on Saturday next, on the same subject.
Mayors CoURT--Mayor Hawkins, yester-
day, had before him but two cases, which
were disposed of as follows: Thomas Van
Fleet for getting into fight with a man
named Wells, was fined 50 and costs Wells,
who was arrested at the same time, was fined
in the same amount. A man named Christie
was arrested for being drunk and disorderly,
and fined 50 and costs, in default Of which he
was committed.
MILITARY MATTERs.-The Washington Ar
tillery, under their new captain, are making
all the requisite arrangement to get an
army, to procure their personal equipments,
and to be mustered into the State Guards.
Major Hays, of the Licking Battalion, will
perform that service as soon as the company
advises him of their readiness.
STREET RKHcoUHTKR.--A brisk little en-
counter took place yesterday afternoon on
the corner of Jefferson and York-streets, be.
tween Doctor Foster and young I'm walt, the
carrier of the Times newspaper. If we are
correctly informed IN regard TO it, the Doctor
met the carrier and asked for a paper, which
was handed him, and he refused to pay for
it. Imwalt made some remark, which the
Doctor construed into an affront whereupon
be kicked Imwalt all about the vicinity bs-
aforementioned. Imwalt took the thing very
coo1lv
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

PoHCE CoURT.-Twenty-f four cases were
disposed of yesterday morning, by Judge
Lowe, among which were the following:
James johnson, for having in his possession
burglars tools, found guilty by jury, moved
for new trial, to be heard this morning-cOm-
mitted. Chas. Cooper, disorderly conduct,
fined So. d. W. Morgan, on charge ofstealing
gold spectacles from Mrs. Lindsy, was dis
charged by jury. Frank Aymar, accused
of having in possession spurious bank hills,
nOlLe entered. Mat. Helbank, for assault and
battery on Henry Geruaub; bail forfeited
and capids issued. Henry Gertraub for
shooting at Helbank, was dismissed. Her
man Wersing, for disorderly conduct fined
$40 and costs. Thos. Erwen, found drunk,
fined So and costs. Alexander White, petit
larceny, sent TO County Jail for four months.
Mary Ann Reams, found drunk sent to City
Prison for three days. Frank Jones, for
being drunk, was fined IS and sent TO City
Prison three days. Ann 0'Donnell, diS-
orderly conduct, fined So. Jacob Hackett,
disorderly conduct dismissed. Thos. Watts,
disorderly conduct, discharged, Jas. Davis,
having in possession gaming apparatus con-
tinued 10 Saturday. John Leonard and I'D
ward Donahue, disordsrly conduct fined SIC
each and costs-committed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

FEMALE ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF PASS.
ING CoUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-0ficer David
Bleaks, yesterday, arrested female named
Eliza Ross, at the house of her brother in,
law, L. Harriet, on Fifth-street, near Cen
tral.aveDue, on a charge of passing counter
felt money. She had succeeded in dispos-
ing of two well-executed twenties, on the
Merchants Bank of New Orleans ,-one to
Mr.. Connor, on Longwortb street, and one
to Mr.. O'Nesl, on Fifth, nearPlum The bills
were new, and have been circulated since
the publication of the last Detectors, and
hence the ease with which men who are
good judges of money were imposed upon.
No other bills of that description were found
upon her person, as she had been at home
for some time after passing them, before being
arrested. She was lodged in the Ninth street
Station. house, to await hearing before
Judge Lowe, to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

ATHENS AND PEKIN-4A Striking Contrast
Il is interesting TO contrast the occupation
of Athens with that of Pekin by the same
allies, the English aRd French. In the
former place, during the Crimean war, the
French destroyed presses and imprisoned
editors, while the English were Indifferent
spectators, although some supposed that the
latter were the secret incendiaries Of tho
Senate House and the national printing es-
tablisbment. In the Capital Of China, hoW-
ever, the French, in the Chinese war, looked
on, while the English destroyed the. sgm-
mer palace Of the Emperor. gif.i ia
AT present, voices in France are raised
against English barbarity. Although the
English and French can at times disagree in
their ideas Of military propFiety, they can
also agree when they wish, As for example,
at Kerteh, in Russia which they Wantoaly
sacked and burned during the Cfimean war,
while they had the Turks as their associates
in mutilatipg inestimable treasures Of an )
tiquity, mementoes Of primeval races, relicI
that can never be nplaced.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
IooMMUEIoATED. !
To fha EdiLora Of fha Dnilu Preaa,


In your paper of yesterday find this
question "Can you inform the public why
the avenue leading from Cincinnati to Cum
minsville is not opened through the lands of
Smith 4 Gilbert2" and the statement that
these gentlemen (Smith & Gilbert) had
offered to leave it to some disinterested
persons, mutually chosen, to assess the
dsmaRes."
This would appear to FIX the blame on the
Avenue Company, showing a spirit of un-
willingness on their part to either concede
or conciliate but the facts Of the case are
widely at variance with this statement.
The Avenue Company have for months
vainly tried 10 negotiate with these gentle
men for the right Of way, and feel that they
have exhausted every effort 10 have the mat
ter adjusted in an amicable way. No prODO-
sition has ever been made by Smith or Gill
bert to aIbitTate. On the other haAd, the
Company proposed 10 settle the claims for
damages by arbitration, and il was distinctly
and positively declined, unless the Company,
or individuals composing the Board. would
enter into bond to project these parties
| from q prosecution for nuisance. This,
| understand the Directors declined 10 do,
| and so the matter now stands.
| Which of the parties does the public
Justify in delaying the compilation Of thu
great improvement, so important to the
comfort and convenience Of the people
PROGRESSs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

GALvEsTON, january 2a.--0f the eighty
members OF the Texas Legislature, only
seventeen are Co-operationists. The special
committee has reported in favor of sanction
ing q convention. But little attention is
paid to the Governors Message, which favors
delay as long as possible. He opposes the
Peoples Convention, and thinks that The
Union can be preserved. A resolution de-
laying Secession was twice tabled to-day.
The Military Committee are preparing
bill to put the State in compile defensive
position.
Rumors are in circulation that a body Of
men are moving on San Antonio 70 take the
Arsenal. General Twiggs has called in the
troops to protect it. The Knights of the
Golden Circle have offered him their services.
Gen. Twiggs denies the report Of his resigna-
ton, but has informed the President that he
will not use his sword against his country
trymen. He says that when o proper de-
mand is made by Texas he win hand over
the Arsenal to her authorities.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

Hon. w. j. Vasen, Commissioner from
Georgia, was introduced and delivered an
address.
The Convention elected John Perkins, jr.,
delegate from the State at large, aud the
following delegates to the Montgomery Con-
vention; First District-C. McO0nrod:
second, Duncan f. Kenner; third, Gen. e.
Sparrow; fourth, Henry Marshall--nO other
business was done.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

FATAL ACoIDENT.-Y esterday evening, just
as the teachers in the Fourteenth District
School bad dismissed theiI pupils, the horses
countrymaD, took fright, aud before they
could be checked ran against the fence Of
the school. house yard, completely demolish-
ing portion oft, severely iDjuriUg four boys
and one girl; one of the former, named Fred
erick Williams, eight years of age, having
since died of his wounds. The names of the
other children, as far as we could learn,
were J. P. Mannor, VIM. Shearer, and ]. F.
Turner
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
PERSONAL.

EDBRSONAL-If the uuscrupulous wretch who
u felotiousy purloined an 0vercoat trsm the hall
of No I4I Sycamore. St, last (Wed nesday) even
ing, will return the 10 this Office, he will re.
ceive (aId no questions Asked any such compen-
sation therefor as his effrontery may suggest.
w. III. LLOYD.
WBEHSONAL-If the ipdividual who appre-
u. priated an 0Vercoat from the nall of residence
j. hn.st will return, through the Post office, the
letters contained in pocket OF same. he may Keep
owner. a"
DRRSONAL-CORONE OFFICE-No. I6
II Court house, back Of Volksblatt once. Resi-
deDce, west corner Thirteenth and yackson:sts
ja9-x II. L. EMMHRT.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
FoK SALE.


WSOR sALE-A few Fixtures in a good stand
H for meat or produce store. Inquire at 2S0
Outter-st ja30 b
n kot Drinking. saloon, No. 1O5 Third-st op-
posite the Burnet House. Apply immediately.
jaSl-b'l
NNUR SALE -GR0OERlES-A email aud we'll
H selected stock. Store-rO0m, four rooms and O
cellar for rent. Address Gk0OER, at this office.
Tja3l.b%l
TNOR SALE -MELODEON-D Double reed, five.
H octave, four stops and swell pedal in good
CIDER Can he had very low. Inquire at the store
227 West Fifth St, S, II. corner Of Plum. BRIT-
TING q BROS, Piano and Melodeon Makers and
Dealers. ja30.l
NSOR HALE-A FARM Comprising about o
II acres or such portion thereof as might he re-
Qured consisting Of vineyards and fruit-trees iu
Bearing; arabic and heavy timbered; welt watered
and i'm proved; about nine miles from Ciucinnati
fron ting on good pike from that city, close to
q railroad station. For sale very cheap. Apply by
letter, to X. Y. Delhi, Hamilton County Ohio, or
cincinnati. jack
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

The allegation mat the people OF the North
wish TO abolish slavery is an uniounded
calumny and wicked flsehood. He said
that Lincoln was the most conservative Of
all the Presidential candidates. Coercion
was on the part of the seeding States, not
is its duty TO defend its existence. Ad-
iournod .r.a 4a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

MURDoCH's READING THIS EvENING-Mr.
James E. Murdoch will give his last reading
this evening, before the Library Association
at Smith & Nixon's Hall, having made an
excellent selection. We hear a wish gener-
ally expressed that he will repeat Thomas
Buchanan Reads DriftingS, and we hope be
will comply with the request. Mr. Murdoch
will have an overflowing house, of course.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

New ORLEANS, January 3O.--The steamer
De Soto has errived, with Havana dates to
the 9th instant.
The new crop of sugar was coming in.
The stock on hand amounted to 81, 900 boxes,
against $4,000 last year.
Money tight. Exchanges nominal. The
Spanish Bank had been authorized to issne
$4,000, 600 more bonds.