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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

va LillhM llARr, President and Treasurer.
3. n eh ENs SECRETARY.
OfflcE--No. Lymaus Block, Court
Rouse. a. r. Bowler, }. 8. ThaFer and Andrew
Bernetts SnIEEyaIs sugH
NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE Co.,
HARrFORD, conn.
Cash Capital 100000
Surplus 26,5l7
u8P0icsl issued and rsnsWeds and ali business
Cnuuoct-d with the Company promptly attended TO
b the subscriber the only GuthEtzed Agent.
J. ENbWORlH,
=noYIsRD Room No, Perkins Building.
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The Spirit Of the Times mentions the iol-
lowing circumstances showing that the ia
nous Rarey is not the only great horse tanner
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-13

THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS, -
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTNENT OF TIE AsovE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " o0' u
PETER WALTHER,
r,.., 10 W. Frat street
BLUNT, New York ~" = ~
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Ilonftarg anb Commercial 8sbifu.

BALTIMORE May IL, 1861.
Inc market for Stocks generally continues dull and
heaVy For City 6s there is limited demand and sales
were made to-day of 81 900 1858 s2h and 1880 do
at s2R, but nothing whatever done in any OF the
other stocks the list Railroad shares and bonds were
especially dull, Shares closed at $40 bid, $40 asked for
Baltimore and Ohio and SO bid Sl4 asked for Northern
Central and the bonds of the latter road left of
IS bid 40 asked Baltimore and Ohio extra dividend
bonds closed AZ bid, SO asked, but quotations
given for any of the other bonds of this road City g..
bid for 1885 and So bid sc asked for 1905
Some lots of Virginia and Missouri SIS offered to-
day but sales made. Virginas closed however at
~ bid 40 asked for coupons and Missouris at 3sA bid
DO asked The Mining stocks have gotten to be perfect
drug in the market There selling and for only
one or two of them a bid be obtained
Stocks were all lower in New York to-day Virgins
6s fell of 4; Missouri 6's y; Erie 81; New York Contra
y; Michigan Southern n Michigan Southern guarantee,
\; Rock Island ~ Harlem x; and Gaena and CHICAGO K
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK soABD
oor 80 SATURDAY, May IL, 1851
Sl,OOO Baltimore 6's lS75............ so1
I,"oo do. 6's ls75.......................
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, May Sd, l36l.-LUTHER NJ REYNOLDS &c
MICH Ell. MOON-0rdered, that the sale made and re.
ported by Luther d. Reynolds Trustee for the sale of the
property ntioned in these proceedings ratified and
confirmed unless to the thereof be shown
before the dav of May, 1861 provided COPY Of
this orde be inserted in newspaper printed Bati
more Ia each three successive weeks before day
The report states the amount OF sales to b. So
R0BT. J. KERR, Clerk
True copy-TesE R0BT. J. KERR.
ia~ow Clerk,
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eT-s OLD DOMINION sTEANB0A,
Aagi agaGa.
Ecsss e. -EsssstS:EygJ FUR THE

6cJ4 g. -ssssSstsSSsSEssgI FOR THE
SH2zS YEA Sksfrsfr VEST 4 d y TTH
- THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
In ana StteI ri l4th, ISL he trains follows:
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Batrnorc--Nail (exccpl
S4,.!t. at $50 A; 81; Express daily at IS z. ".
boG lrans directly through for ALI PARTS OF TIE
NESi, SOtT WEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR IA 7 FASSENGERS
HetWsen Baltimore and Piedmont take the 8 80 A "
train; between PIEDMONT and Whaeiar take hcronInoda.
ton train leaving Piedno. at 40 A. n ant heveet
traitor ana fafkerSD1EE, take the Is a. p
tran from r. tirnOre -
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at J. 80 P b.
and Frederick at 1 20 A. 81. ~
TIE ELLIC0TTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at II
a III. and 400 and 90 p NJ ~ o. ~
FOG IA S!ifNGT0N AND TIE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore az 400 and g. 10 A. Land 10 ana co p
~ IN Sundays at 10 a. N. only Leave Washington At
30 enc 10 i. NJ, ana = and i5 F. NJ On SUNDAYS
40 oaly. The second and fourth train, Oniy from
baltimore stop at way points The u fourth train,
o ba!t more and the second and third from Washington
Connect With trains on the annapolis road
FOR urher Information tickets every kind Sc ami,
to i I. ENGLAND, agent. at Candle; ststo~ or at thS
ilcset o'nce. W P SMITH,
-, =, co,, Master II TTaDspv rtatiGn.
u. NJ COIBH, GENERAL ticket Agent.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
y, BY TELEGRAPH


Inc movement OF the banks in the four cities named
IN wch weekly reports are made, shown by their last
statements, is as follows:
~ W, If, Lptus Deposits. Specis Circuln.
n iorS Way s2tolh loo !4,9i13Sl IS Oh s9g
Bos,oh' o.. - O,5 l. 81 @9T 5,9s 7li 6n2
Phil4 May 6... 6i.SSf2 IS $40 Gas $50 IIf 4 al
N orr MS, May 81 rs g.3
s3i3l5S5 49, 6,Il 65 I69 .6s93 1913
S5 l5l S6.O2S 66
Last yeaT.... 2 % 192 l39 575 AZ ~ IA 6gI
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ESSs 1syysssssSssgS4ssr3 FOR THE
tsxaZ ss2s-1 RYE N0RrH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILMAY
ANGE HaTrRS
WINTER ARRANGEHENT

WINTER ARRANGEHENT
~ On and after January 30 Trains leave
CALVERT STATION As FOLLOWS.
The Mail Train daily texcrrt Sundays at 8 20 A N
t9r IA "a, Bunslo Niagara Falls kingston Scranton
Montreal and all parts of Western New York and Canada
also for Pitts6urg Chicago, Cleveland CincInnati St
L9ufs: and all parts of the West and Northwest ~
For kmmlttsburg Getty shurg Lancaster Lebanon Rehle
Chamhersburg, Pa, and Hagerst6wn. Md
For Green Springs, Owings Mills Reisterstown and West
minister. ~ y 90
as low fare as by other routes ' "
Travellers by train TO rot md CHICAGO
Niagara Falls, at the same hy any oher roate
Express Train daily Except sunday at $40 F. NJ for al
road. '''i"' -|''''
The Harrisburg Accomrno daton Train daily At N Nv
the West and Northwest - go iN
Travellers from Wasi nSton and the South by the e2l
this road. '' '''7 ''"''
For TICK ETS and information, appIy at the TICK II
OFFICE, Calvert Station, n E. corner Of Calvert an
Franklin stree 8, Baltimore " ' gu
,o,,,rn r,,,,>-r,,, JAS. c. CLARKE Superintendent
JOHN 7. RfGNEY, Asst Snprrinr.nd.n, ;aqi -
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STORAGE.

STORAGE WANTED-At low rates. on first
- lbrick) floor Of Warehouse No II Smiths wharf An
My to CHARLES PENn2RGaST @'p
-Ft II Smiths wharf.
STORAGE.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-prc
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
.o JOHN HENnSRSpN & CO.
i,i'-tl corner Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two waite
iro us on Bowly wharf Apply to
co.. P. MALCOM h co,
-JE-tl " GOD street. Bnwlv's wharf
STORAGE WANTED. On first floor of " ar.
'Ohouse No II Smiths wharf at low rates. by
xoo.< CHARLES PEN OERGAST.
fEo-tl Il Smiths wharf
STpRAGE.-Capacity to the extent OF 10 90,
barrels nerchsndise h. obtained at Henderson,
"nar,. Apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
hylI-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Celia
~ OF the large Warehouse No. l22 : Eutaw street oppo
site baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on tn
premises to REP 4 WOLF ff'' rs ~
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates b,
GEO aRNER. is2 :. Fntau str.-, .pol Z I
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
ora'es in Warehouse No. IS South street.
o,.. w. SMITH,
- So ii.
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liass. EiGuurs. frs

kFRJAS. HAZLITT Il co.
EsTHE9ES IMPORTERS AND DEALERs
At+fsSzzE IN WINES, BRANDIFS Am TN4ro-,,
80 Al SoUTH GAY STREET, BALTIgoRy
a lsfge and superior stock ofPURE RYE WAISKEYs
rom the most celebrated DiSers = az -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
NUMBER so.


WAsHINeToN,, May 2L-Lstters received
here TO- day from Seustor Jehnson, Of Ten
nessee, state that he is stiT1 canvassing the
State. He iB firm in the belief that the
Union cause will triumph at the polls. ~.
NEW York Timss's CorresprrdenceI
Postage in the Southern Confederacy, amer
the 3lst inst, will be, for letters, less than
five hundred miles, Eve cents; gSVater dis.
tances, ten cents, Weekly papers, forty
cents per year; dailes, 50 80 per year; If
published outside the Confederate States,
the postage will be double. Il.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

the Cslifornians thereby for the bankrupt
merchants of the North to whom the gold is
consigned, would make as clean a sweep of
vateers IL may be, that no more gold will be
sent from California. In that event, q cargo
of ice, or.eod-fsh, or onions or whale oil, is
all that our ptivAteers need expect TO inter-
cept and capture. The Yankees have moth
ing to send abroad, and, of course, will have
nothing to purchase and bring home from
abroad. They should sell their vessels, for
they will have no further use for them
PreyiDglon Northern commerce will be like
dining on skeleton--very poor pickings.
is cracked up to be.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
and az soul Il The war, but only give to Il a

and soul in the war, but only give to Il a
cold assent. III, f.. 5..
To suppose that they did not from the irst
zee that Secession would benefit our State,
any woman and child perceived and under
stood, surely they eonld understand. Some
opposed Secession from timieity, from fear of
the North and want of confidence in the
strength Of the South. Such men are as
unfit to oopduet affairs in time Of war as
those who opposed Secession from yenal or
interested motives, f..,,.. LII G,s t.E
We have nothing to rely on, nothing to
hope for, from the party at present in power
here. Yankees and Submissionists will i'm
pede our action, Il they do not betrAy our
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

+, iPEcuLIAR Dull IN AmzoSIA.-A couple Of
Arizonians, one q native born Mexican and
the other a boatman' from the Mississippi,
who had lived In AEizoniR about year ago,
fought a duel on horseback a Short time ago,
each armed with . lasso, The American,
who, it was Thought would stand no chance
in such anovei encounter, except the chance
throw Of the moose, and dragged him over
the plain AZ the full speed Of his horse,
until'he was mapEled and bruised almost 20
ajely. sIH5 .it3N'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
VIrsInIa stilI PeaffaE Of tho Secession
rr'ly baabOgiC Course There.lI o''lof7l si
A Richmond lVa.) J journal remarks: \

A Richmond IVA. journal remarks; q
The, people of Virginia should teeollect
that they are grossly misrepr ented BY their
official repfesep to tfves, and IL they rely on
them, and do not act for themselves, they
will be betrayed, and involved in many and
great difficulties, or overwhelmed by defeat.
Men who were lSubmissionists attefo lin
coin IhauguraI 'MessalIe,9 are SUomlsslon-
lists In opinion, II not III conduct and in ac-
tion, still. Rely not upon their professions
for no new lights were vouchsafed TO them
after that nessage, . aHN}l .al Pr.
q They found it expedient to change their
political course because the prospects of
getting office from Virgins had become
more promising and alluring than any short
lived phtfohsge which Lincoln could dis
ipense. They have not been deceived In their
cexpectatione ll.Ei1 9Ni nah -h9il,ot tl 30 TO-
l8l Those who eontendedl for Virginia inde-
pendence have been radely pushed aside,
and those who struggled hardest 20 bstray
and subiugate her, havs been richly re.
warded. bTreason houtishes Ger u.s.
These men, were II only to prove their wis
dom and their precedence, would rejoice at
any defeat or disaster that might befah Viz
gihia,P They are not, and can not have heart
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
ARsbeI Estimate of The Yank ee Charaeter.
4 The Richmond lVa.) EFapiesr informs Us

ARsbeI Estimate of The Yank 90 Charaeter.
=. The . Richmond lVs.) EFqpsigsr informs Us
The Yankees are the rinsaf descendants. Of
the Vi Kings, the ses. rovers and land.rob,
beIs of Norway and Denmark. Th6J retain
al the qualities and characteristics Of their
tAdstrious ancestry. They are the best pri-
yAteers, the best piratee,, the best tiiibusters,
and the Best kidhappeTs 10 the world They
are, besides, the wire grass of nations, aaA
gradually and insidpbnsly worm themselves
among the people of various countries and
chest them out of their lands, when they
are, NOT strong enough to rob them Of them.
Yet, they would have q monopoly of dis
honesty, and insist that what is honorable
and reputahle in themselves ID highly5unbe-
coming In other peOPleG Kon a Yankee TO
he a sharp fellow and half alirogheg is9ail
right, for IL is his meter ;nbut the ehiFalr0us
and honorable Sonthr0n diseraees himsalf
in Yankee eye when hectakss 10 Yankoe
-yaJs0 This Ia ell Retfestly right j Stealing,
lying and ehesttngaaTe leReditable IN q Kan
keea disgraeefal 20 . ASeathFo4. 81 But retalia-
sti9n isi not theft, Any more othan killing, an
self defense, is nnrfeF. .lpq oI0sl 5aefanlov
The Yapkee thHeateneds and "a attemptiag
10 sack plpndeE and b0sR oar cities /, 70 stir
up our slaves 70 iRsprreetiOhs 70 steal our
lands, and y violate lonI9 TeNen, When he
had done all this, and not until he had dona
IL, we turn round 70 yhims and 70 make
lers of marque and reprisal, 10 meet him on
his favorite element, and 70 compete with
him in his favoFite and time lhonofed bufsui
Instead Of edmifing our fairness and odI
chiyalry, and complimeHting Us on the ocea
sioh, he sets up howl Of abuse and indig.
nation that pandimoniun, let loose, coult
hardly emulate. ~ t.iu atatll,L afnoidi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
FuIsome Secession Laudation Of a Baud
81 iof Traitors. iF -,

A Montgomery Ala correspondent writes
thus Of the Confederate Congress: 3,,sg.i :
The Congress is body of grave, business
gentlemen. The secret Sessions are of little
value in keeping secret the seGs of the body.
These invariably transpire in some way. But
the REPRESSION Of public discussions is most
valuable doing away with BuncoInbes
speeches and windy haragues. Business is
dispatched speedily. Men speak to the point
Another tendency. of this rule is TO prevent
the formation of parties and the cultivation
of party spirit However valuable parties
may be in time of peace, at this crisis they
are, of course to be deprecated and discoun-
teDancedai hnD 500 ,Lm. g l1ld'IJE atl
The prominent members of the Congress
are well-known to the country by name
already, having served in Federal capacity
heretofore. Toombs, Stephens, and the two
Cobbs and Crawford, of Georgia. Barlow, a
new and brilliant light, make up a most
powerful elegation-well worthy Of Reyo-
lutionary era. In this State, Mr. Garry, one
of the rising young. statesmen of the South,
graves thoughtful, intrepid is the star of the
delegation. silYancey, the silver.tongued
Henry of the struggle, is advocating beyond
the sea the recognition of our Independence
by foreign Courts. Pope Walker, the impet-
uous and eloquent Southern champion Of
Northern Alabama is in the Cabinet, but not
in the Congress. Clement @. Clay, the true
hero of State rights, the Abdiel of, the Senate,
fingers at his mountain home, chained by
the cruel hand of disease from the service he
would SO gladly render to his native land.
Providence at least has permitted him TO
behold his country free, and to feel that he
has not lived Ia vain! - tsJ EoloAJs
Texas furnishes a. fair share Of talent to
the Congress. - Reagan and Hemphill, in
dustriopss pure learned linbthe lore of the
bar and Senate, conscientious, ara joined
with Lewis MigfaH, the sleepless champion
OF Southern RjghtsrTone 70 whose vigilance
activity, untiring labor and zeal at Washing
ton the movement is indebted as much, If
not more, than to any other man in the
South, Louisiana furnishes an experienced
and enlightened delegation, from which,
however, we are panied 10 miss the master
| intellect Of ,Johnr Slidell, South Carolina
has, as was 10 be expected from her, strong
| delegation BarnWell, Ghestn at, Rhett, Miles,
| Royce and Keitt, would give character to
| any body, nIHchonAofe TO delegation. The
virginia Oohv6ntion thought pFopert to en-
gelude from the delegation some Of the oblest
and most gifted champions of the Secession
movement. Fortunately they did not carry
this SO far as 90 exclude from their selection
the great statesman of Virginia and the
South, r. NJ. I. Hunter. During the past
month bis counsels, with those ef Davis,
have shaped and guided thegrhat movement
! for liberty; and now here, his wisdom, e1-
| perience, and admitted integrity and disin-
| terestedness continue, TO give him langeE
| influence, probably, than any other states
man, oyer the Rotion of the Congress. q Tss
.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

EHN UNDERRIGNKQ MAYkN8l EH..
= CkEAsED their fAciitit ~ mani eiuti 2 4 tnN
eeiebrel iainet Ans NOW lif4le y ~ elNs.s -
any smopnt. and thoss ordeslqe ltne elp teH "a
the most lergls.. Alprdars ~ "a n
uA. ct Utfoas 1nai wa neet VIM p.e,iRt u
q Vsiea. Ins-. Atlssk5s, lssI. y lssil-et
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

SutGpn ARDlNEkEFI0IDR RaoM SLARnER.-
A hrs keyo, oalPTussian by birth, drowned
heTaeH and her child In q cisisrn, In OleVel
land, In this State, day or two ago, because
some of her neigbbors had declared, most
urjustly, that ste vas q tkief.s .saiA1Ia1 so J
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

Renstern virginia Alarmed iRespectInE
4 the Western Part OF the State Large
\ Military Force Needed There. 9-Iaa fe
\ From Richmond paper Of late date we
copy the following: t7.a s..A Ffl oI1a
The case of Northwestern Virginia GER
tainly demands attention. We are far from
/ supposing the detection in that quarter TO
be pervadiDg or formidable !. but it needs to
be looked after. In the 1--WE c0untias imme-,
diately adjoining ,PennsylYRnia it possibly
embraces one-hah the population in those
\ farther from the line of contagion, we doubt
whether it affects one-tenth. Doubtless, thel
Union sentiment was stronger than this;1
but since the question has been narrowed to-
aehoice between Virginia and the North, we
are very sure that we have fully estimated
the strength of the disaffection. Probably in
| the two small counties in the extremity of the
| Pan, Handle, Brooke and Hancock, the feels
ing 10 almost entirely Northern. % g .idi 10
| The case certainly demands the careful
attention. of our State Government, There
is field which should call forth ali its en-
| ergy and its highest statesmsnship. The
genuine Virginia sentiment in that country,
| should be cultivated with the greatest assid-,
uity it should be promptly armed and
encouraged to organize itself into strong
/ military power. The, ,dismembermeut of
II Virginia Is mot TO be thought Of; there 10
enough loyalty in North-westsrn Virginia to
II put down the proposition, and it should be
encouraged TO the prompt and thorough
\ executionopf the work. The services of
| every military company offered frem that
region should be immediately accepted; they
should be forthwith armed, and speedily ren-
| deEvousedO al commanding military positions.
| The pIesence Of large State military forces
| thereis Indispensable to her territorial in
| tegrity. The North are laviahing money
| pEof0sely upon the Isoariots Of that country;
| the Washington Administration are supply
| ing them with arms; il behooyes our Com
monwealth 70 be very prompt in giving the
honest sentiment Of the section an imposing
military organization, and in stretching
forth the arm of its authority, over the only
portion Of its domain where that authority
Is In danger. o1I - naIa"'' 90 OF pa 2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

.GEAI.En PROPOSALS. WALL BIZ m
k1CElNADby the 7duaefei 6ned, iii ~ ~ /, on tHa
zAlh insL teE the AelFeEX, Al OeIap Dsnnia0n, "a
Three Thoasand Cords of Mood. y y y - =. =
The WOOD pnaf ba good, mere hantA ales hard Waoa.
-four feet IN Lengthy and corded iOur feet high at
such pQlnis On thb camp Gfoun4 a. maFlna dailk-
coInlnsnoe on the zst dag of june, aud 81 Al ftka
rats thirty eondA more par day qnti delivered.
Bendn 10 the amount Of $50 win be feduirod.
Proposals. viii be Married . ffpn9sAAs lnr MOAN
JN0. III BICKERS0N,
Captain and Assistant Quartsrmaifari
oineipssti ohio MAJ. zo lsel, .,r, mT2La
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
LEGAL REPORTING.

II OUIs FEEsFR, YER 8ATIM PHONO.
H GRAPHIC REP9RTER.;1-The above has nov
permanently located In this city and is prepared te
attend promptly to orders Of every description, IN
this city, state or any other State; -
ee In the Queer City gop%s5eial College, Opposite
the P9sIomce hf5etP 81 Potteri Il ESQ protpt prett ES9
Cincinnati Commercial; H. Reed, proprietor DAILY
Press. = =. u - - - - Ielo-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
Law CARDS.

- ri RALDwre tt II# l.at y. BALDWIN.
nATDYIN a. BALDWIN,, ATTORNEYS
Mb AT Law, No, SO West Third street, up stairs,
Oipcihnat. a.a .-lls myl1 iy
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
MEDICAL.

m e. NEWTON, NJ. D.-OFFICE, NO.
0BS 30 West Seyenth.st., between Vine and
Vine and Race Once hours, IN to s1f A. M, ~
70 ~ P. M, TO p M. =. - ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

MonAy! Money!
.t'7oe ro "A NJ ED sia
ON ALUKINDs OF GOODS. ar S3
NDsSycamohlst., between Fourth and Bifth. m
n III ADAMS & LIPNnAtu, 4
mv6xs PAWNBROKEBs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
Hanks'S BeIl and Egags FOnnaET,

NILES w 4NA, 2toEloerlE oeoffoss1. Hf1k1l 11IA.
- l9O East beoond-ssrost, OfnolnDafi
ERELIs9 ~ RF4 0OfSSE it1H3 4 on FaAAA
or ma4e 70 order oi enF AiFe M "a a,e0o pounds.
and in Chi aieas aa wAnted Eysky fthaidty 81 lfIS
Work and bss4a AAd Ceqalesfi Eas klnaa nada q
selasgs e9dl sVisE1 9dsaaEiPtieP0 " fhisb& All6
-l1so 7LROR REPm A.NBE REaEInaSD ID
raFheuiAr qttaato4 Rivpn 70 etRem boat WoFfs
eanh ha4l " Lsat lton = and kittlnAs tqf az
steam and ater GaRGeai Metallic Packing " hiqileh
blowaras Engine Balls, 40. LAger-besr OooAl ank
Se TAH'ssqsss = n Slys aARa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

oANFIEI] & q q a T RAM,
Ia, bEALERg IN s. 8H.tl. s-is
Coal and Cole, Friedrich and Clay.
osBce and Yard-t95 East Front st., south Cside,
between Btler-st. and Miami Canal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23
mgr Has, Belief that II win Not Prove


. The Richmond Wal Ezdninss states: -,
During the Revolutionary War thousands
OF fortunes were made at the North by pri-
Watering on The eommefce Of England, and
quite as many more during the late warWith
Epgland, Since them q proposition has beeh
made. by most Of the nations of Europe, to
.abolish priFaieering altogether, As 9 violation
of the Jaws Of civilized warfare The Yam
.kees of course, indignantly rejected the
ipropositiopi forpriyateering and the Atrican
slave trade were their fAy0rite and most
profitable ocfppati ions. 8 It'll there Is a grest
weight in the Yankee objection TO Southern
lpriyateefs. Heis, by nature, an Ishmaellte
and rogue, and il is no more wrong IN him
to steal than for carpiyerous birds and AMI
mails 70, i've on prey. Yet, we assure him,
We do not want his vessels, nor his goods,
nor bis cities, MOI, his lands, nor his beauty !
lows Yeoyet not his OK, nor his. as, nor any
ching that is his.h We only want to b let
alone, and to retaliale on him at sea the in
juries which be Is sndeaYotipg TO perps-
trate upon as onhnds We viii catch the
specie ships from CslifOrAiai and not iHiurs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

Rag- Constantly en- hand a supply Of Youghio-
oheny. Peach-o -o7hArd, Camel and Hartford Qity
Coal! City maj ltisctured and Mckeesport Coke
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