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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
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GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Indianapolis and Cincinnati
!, SHORT-LlNE RAILROAD.
shortest Route by 80 Mica. .e.

MO CHANGE or CARS TO INDTANAP.
4N OILS, ct which place u unitea
with railroads for and from all points
IN tne Me6t and horth-Weat. = =
CHANGE OF TIME. '.I ~
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1861,
THBEE, PAssENgER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of Mnlst.,
Lafayette and Chicago, IN advance Of all other
FIRST TRAIR--6 A. M-OHIoAeo MAIL
fi6 NJ. dS@Sp 80 ?. w w c. eonhsctSs at CHI
CO go with all Weatern and Nsrth .wettern Trains
Terre Haute Train leaves idanapolis at 1880 P. M.
SitIs SEqOsag fnAaiEST9 f. p:LiaHaSS&SRO. nap m Ia.
seph Express arrive At Indianapolis ct 6:l3 p. NJ,
Lafayette AZ 9;l5 2. n, Springfield at so a.
Quincy Ct l2so 7; NJ; Pslmyra at 2;l5 NJ, ST.
TeIre Raute and Alton Train leaves Indianapolis
y THfRD TRAIN $50 P. M.-oHIuAeo Ex-
fsyette at l;4o A. N; Chicago at 1850 A. N, con-
Meeting ct Chicago with all Western aud North
western Trains. 90
this line, and run through 70 Chicago with out
Be sure you are IN the right ticket-enice before
you purchase your itch cts and ask for tickets via
Fare the same, and time shorter than By any ether
route. n r." T'UTF n =
Baggage checked through, --
Through tickets, good until used, oaR b obtained
corner Of Broadway and Front-gts.; No Burnet
House corner and at the Depot ONCE, foot Of Mill
st, on Front, where all necessary information may
Omnibuses run to and from each train, and will
call for passengers ct all hotels and all parts Of the
sity, BY leaving address at either Office.
". L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
O. b. COTTON, Cincinnati Agent.
apl6 a. O. LORD President.
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The Postage On the DAtLf PREss, at any Post
once N ne so,s of Okt, 4 isN cents yer quarter, of
three months-rayable in advance, az ne oce pAers
Rs pupef Z, ds'irrcd.
TIE Postage ont qthe STATE 80 cents per quarter,
Of three months, payable in advance at DE ogos Of
deirrFp
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DENTAL.

HR p. BELL KNAP, DENTIST.-
Ano Teeth extracted without pain, drugs, EHsR
OF shocks to the nervous system. Ms mode f5ySf4R
Of operating and application is different
from any now In use, and is eLhilarating instead Of
TALLY, and Artificial Teeth made in all the Varous
styles to suit the most fastidious Terms moderate
n. bail Eastern, Western, and Virginia money
0FTIcENI3t West Fourth.s.., Cip., O. deso
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
REMOVAL.
VIM. vandiveer,
e AWNING AND TENT-MAKER.

HAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
- stand, 100 syeanore.st., to lIs.
40 EAST THIBD-sT., BETWEEN sYOAMOR1
AND BROADWAY, ftH o..
Where he wiz he happy 10 receive orders for Work
In bis line Il - - in2a.tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

"A DNIINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL.
IN ESTATE.- In pursuance of an order of ealo OF
the Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio, to
at pubic Auction, ,on MONDAY, May 6, 1861, at two
O'Clock, P M, the. following described lot of
groubd, situated In the Comfy Of Hamilton, and
the State of Ohio: The tract parcel of land
known and designated Lot No. Is in fat of SUBJ
Marx IL, Kessler ar Geo. W. Skaats, commission
eIs in aTtition, and recorded in Book No IJ7 page
636, Of hamilton County Records, which same Lot
No IS is 20 feet wide by lSS feet deep, designated
in said plat Of partition, and being cart OF north
range of The subdivisi OF the sonth part of the
twenty fourth section ia town four, IA first frao-
toDal range Of he Miami chase, rs laid out and
recorded by the administrator of Israel Ludlow,
deceased.
Appraised at $500, free Of dover
Terms Of sale, one third CASH balance il one and
two years interest," secured by mortgage on the
GEO, W. HARDIN, Aamin'tor.
JAa
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Hankss Bel ana Brass Foundry.

HILES WORKS, formerly QeorRy Il. Hanks) No,
100 East seoond-street, Cincinnati.
aRELLS KEPT CONST ANTLY ON EAANn
hB made to order, of any siae to $500 pounds
and in chimes, wanted. Every variety Of Dr0al
Work and Brass and Composition Oastingg made ~
order. Also, en- hand, Babbitt Metal and SPeltSE
Solder, and every description Of Huished Bras
HcrE.
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGs.
Particular attention given to Steamboat WofGa
such as Wrought-iroD Piping and Fittings put u1i
Steam and Water Gauges Metallic Packing, hiBtlca,
Blowers, Engine Bells, &c Lager beer Cocks and
all other varieties always on hand,
se2s-u THOMAS FIFTH, Superintendent
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a DDIINIsTR ATOR,s SAVE on REAI

a DNIINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
the Probate Cont If Hamilton Comfy, Ohio. TO Ts
directed, will offer for sale the premises, at
~ ~ ,b eIIs ~, ioSi ~ IVY
situated in the County of Hamilton and the State OF
Ohio: The tract parcel of land known and desig-
nated as Lot numbered Twenty-Five (22) on the
town plat of the town of Lockland, in said County
Of Hamilton ard State of Ohio, appraised at one
hundred and sin ty dollars free Of dover
Terms Of sale, one.third cash; balance In one and
premises sold. w MORRIS, JR..
SARAH L. MORRIS,
. Administrators of the Estate OF
mhaO-dWs w r. Morris deceased
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tgss 4 q y o. !. oalo, ca, snlin'CYs M rs, =
w MADDOX. isto 6us6sud q ps DsiS msasof, De-
ceased, and John Maddox William MsddaT MAJ.
hos es,gb Ssdd5s bs ss II noedSf bas sG s
dox, decsased, defendnnts. l.f.. - -. II.
hed his pttition IN said Court which is stil pend
William Miller vas seized ia fec of the foliSWing
descTihsd pIemises, being within the corporate lm-
iiso the ely q Cincinnati, county Of Hamilton,
bounded on the east line and limited BY lot
hased by said William Miller 90 Charles Dennis,
and extepdipg back westwardly tevenly, thres C7sj
ieet; one half ihe deIth Of lQt conveyed TO said
ware house, inciot cd by said Miller bounded on the
Of The bank Of The United States, said lot bsSs sf
tween Hunt and Court streets in said city Of Gin
cinnsii .sd avenue having been laid ont since said
10Th Il May, A ID. 1913; that on said 10th day Of
ay, lsis, said Miller demsed the same with priv
lleee OF purchase, TO one Dennis, for the term Of
two years from said Goth day of May isi3, the said
Denbis should erect thereon brick buildingf that
ifiaid Dennis should mot elect to purchase said
versen and fee simple, the said Miller to pay for
salq improvements; that said Dennis entered upon
Of Msy, lsis, pursuent 70 The terms Of said lease
eEeeted 4,,eS building M on saa ptemises that In
tate right te and sauitS Of said iS demse ao became
yetted iq said plaintiff aud are nov owned by him
tuhh bhlu uephfteo TINS lie; that
ceedings in partitions among the devisers Of said
Miller said lot Of ground was set on and aparted to
Louise Este, wife Of David X Este, and Della M ID
dox, deceased formerly wife Of Thomas MaddDr
subject to the terms of said lease; that before tho
expiration of said tenn Of fourteen years and prior
to April !, 1887, plaintiff being the owner sf aid
term and contract, elected 70 become the purchase
ef said eyertion and fee simple that BY a deed
1om said D. X. and Louise Este, plaintiff is the
owner Of the one undi ivided half part Of said prem
ises that said Della Maddox has parted this life
ibtestate, leaving Thomas II Maddox, her hus-
hand and the other deiendants above named, her
legal representatives. that administration has not
been taken of the personal estate OF said Della Mad
dox, deceased; that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half of the purchase
money to be paid to defendants that plaintiff Is in
pOatession of and has made lasting improve me ats
on said lot, and is now willing TO pay defendants
the remaining moiety of purchase money upon tho
execution to him of convey ance Of said one undi-
yided one; half part Of said premises, and demand
formed. ind the said defendants are required to
plead, answer or demur to said petition or before
of said petition will be granted.
M. Il. & W. TILDEN, for PlaintIff,
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s-,OIJRT ar COMMON PLEAS. HANIIL

Gt0URT OF COMMON PLEAS, HAMIL-
for Divorce and AlimOny Hester Ann Jones vs..
Thomas T. JoI es.-Tbe defendant will take notice
plsintin fled her petition in said Court, against
him, herein charging said defendant with extreme
alimony. UDlsss the defendant appears, pleads,
answers demurs to said petition, the same will be
heard in his absence, and decree taken against
him. [mh2.faWl HESTER ANN JONES,
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pRIXATE MEpIQAAhs, ,0OFsgt,TJkA;

90. treat With success ali onndential Diseasss,
male or female on the latest scientific plans, there
by insuTfnG quick and permanent cures, At low
charged Send for nfteen large letter-pAes Oirou.
laF free. Also, all Chronic Affections Of long
standing, requiring private medical aid. Once and
Consultation Rooms, 1917 sycamore-st between
fifth and Sixth, CINCINNATI Ohio. mh2-oms
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

m II OBAFE COURT NOTICE .-ASs,
u sIGNEk Of MILTON :. klBBY. Notice is
pointed Assignee Of Milton 8. kibby. All persona
having claims against him are notihet % present
JOHN NJ. ENNIS, assignee, $50 Walnut-st
Cincinnati, HamiltOa County, Ohio mh17 -ot-Wed
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ap2O-tt -. GEORGE J. GUILFORD, Clerk.
'tTimes aud VOlEsblatt cOpy.)

NJ AsitEnn PhOPuSALs WILL BIZ r. E
- pElbID at the once OF the Board Of CITY Inn
prnvements uL I'll niue oclock A NJ Of FhIDAY,
April 8, ls6l for furnishing and delteri % the
city 10 fset Of DaJt n, AeniA Greenfield ar Indi-
AHA nat ro,k stone Tagging. siE-hS twelve inches
COmmtes sioDeTs. 77T7
Each bid % be accompanied by two sursties
aDlS't oHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

rrm tsks Of NJ, DIN but ra- sae. s. -4 ars., Of
order. order, from the republican side .t the
HUuse
Mr. Nallsndgham then cal,ea on rbe S.s. b.
er 10 suppress such personalities. especially as
be vas denied the right q r-pIg
Ar. OI0 said that the 2enf teusan could make
no reply while he was On fba faor
Dir. Stevens moved TO lay the hill on the "a
bic. Motion Lost The bill, was sub-equent'y
passed.
Mr.. Spauldng offered q resolution which was
adopted that the Senate coLcuuing. both HUus-
es close the pre- nj session ou Friday Tex. al
noon.
Mr. English .s3U committee IN naval aHssrs
rer orftd BIN for the temporary increase o. 'e
number OF acting mid hpman ai the naval aesd-
envy. lie .Eplaj1ed that the effect would be 10
add one hantre3 and elai-sy four new t,ggi's.
there b-lng a hundred aud twenty vacancies
from the d5,loval States
Mr Barre't opposed the bill The bill pass.
ed
Mr.. Rice trom ta. naval corgaairr-e report
cd a bin zu'hof'zn. lhe Construction of rg,. ve
~ "a. slte ".ec e'@saarfs 81 3r.hf draft aaG
great s"IifHese. e~ rroprafing Twelve luo
4re1 th"1sau& d. s.> for rails purpose
SIR. RICE safI tIa. nc naval f8rre was rot
adequate. I'D u.a.utt.. .4 stE-clave h.orlla5e and
uaple,s ruvaf.erIo-. Tae department h. ~.
Ea-e1 10 a-ce3fasa8E- Eg.as geas-l+ ase -a.r..a9
fir 'ao- purposes. I.e ~aesu-r- p-sas-e8 Il.
light 3rs.t can fr.ae .lat- 40 Laros.- .4. III. Is
.oa will each carry s4- or lwo -a-- Tea
w-s passed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

- 4saIT sfH8-. 5g." 80.
Many ruuar- .re H..r, sst.ou- ,tfs ri.- ron
-run- the .orred alFaace OF the raoels. yu. j,
Is a-.-s.a '.z. L,.e stfa-n are vor.br q. ..e-
70 rre.
G-a. tle-..e Ian has I--u-a aa ORDER forbid
ding Tie departing -o.a.er- from taking .ler
.rla- e.ca diem.
Two COMPANIES Of Fe.er- troops ~ea. u.
yesterday a." (. ~ Fairfax road so a distance ot
t.s m5 s~ l-oa- A.eAsrGl.a 5gt saw DO traces Of
Il etu ergv
Gen l.a't. haaer,on paid his respects TO ne
Secretary If W-r,o rav
Gen -a~ le...n j, an tie Vir-uaa side q. che
PA-DmaC actIve.y engaged u4 she --Erizs..ga
OF The army.
SIXTY rs be. PRISONERS are now confined in the
ot5 Capitol hal d.a. j.. THIS c5tv.
TIE Confederate tarc are moving north cas-;
au5 soa,l-ca., from Manassas Inev PROBABLY
10 er8 tnr~e stmgl-aus9ss attacks og 4pprssrres
10 b. ..sngtor The caut-e vii male "a te5-ne5
-..ac. On Af.in-toa or Alexandra.
There are packets trorn me 80 i've miles apps.
ar. .... Pa..u4-e aaG Chesapeake from IisTp--
Eefrs 10 F.rtres- Monroe
Ia- Te-.meur OF teachers and students ta
a.re3 y Prssa1u, LgHey q. Illinois Nor 81
Enser-.rT aae been accepted.
Tie BaHmg-- f.rper as nearly toHr .a-.-
. sr. ae-rs.- anrea-aa al Per 1oane Fr.sar
a..- a.s ea.ze8 frofeer.on. They -1a -.4,
q .u. ts. va $50 ae ~rrze-e3 by ea- r.'.-.- s-.
( ..s.. IA t--. alss--d 20 10 GO the Far---s.
. l.a. ID sr.-r arl.Eaa .lem. ts return
Fire. 81. L40ssu was t4ls 4t-eraoon araa.-. I'd
Il Dr-. Gea-s4. sy tza Pre-. sent lie nt. ..e.
r...a.aeu4 o. e X. oa~ l-.aaa add % Bats .. tie
&--.-r.u- .t- ~e'mea.-. -aa aHs.a.1.,a--t
F. "a % 3. + .s. r.-n ..H fae na#r.. Wac GLIB. j..
ar e. e..ra-. r-r. nn.41oa'sgB gs ts-.. H..
r..s- .. ~..--a- rt Eaa1a H.. ....
~e...-.- s.-r. -..> |.r-a.4.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

PROF. GRIMES, in accordance with preyi-
GUS notice, lectured ia 1t evening at the Hall
Of Friendship Divisi on, S. Of Ton the sub
ject Of Temperance. The Hall was crowded
with attentive listeners, and as to the lecture,
it was one Of the very pest we have ever heard
on that, Or any other Subject. Mr.. Grimes
leaves to-day for Brandon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
STATE ITEMS.

The citizens Of Middlebury held a meet
ing Saturday evening to take measures to
give their volunteers a suitable reception on
their return.
w. w. Gilman, confined in Jail at Mont
pelier for stealing a horse and wagon about
year ago, escaped a few nights since by
saving off a window bar and letting himself
dowr, outside, by a sheet.
-Roxbury has sent thirty-nine soldiers to
the war, and there is not a commissioned
officer amo NC them They have gone for
patriotism, it seems, and not for place. All
honor to them.
The Windsor Journal says ;-Messrs.
Lamson, Goodnow &, Yale, Of Sherburne
Falls, Mass, have contracted with the Gov
eminent to manufacture $4,000 rifles to be
completed in about l Q months. 1t is reported
that they will Immediately prosecute the job
with the latest improved machinery at the
Windsor Armory, giving employment to a
large number Of workmen.
The Vermont and Canada Railroad
Company have declared dividend of four
per cent, payable on the 9TH of August.
A lad nine years Of aye, son of Daniel
P, Sawyer, Of Felchyille, was drowned on
Wednesday Of last week while bathing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

The PEAK FAMILY will give a concert
in Cas:leton, at the Town Hall, on Saturday
evening next. Let all our friends in that vi
cinity who would enjoy rich musical treat
bear this in mind and be on hand.
Their concert in this place comes of on
Monday evening, at the Town Hall.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
The gntland g}erald,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST l

O. No notice can be taken of anonymous cOmmu-
nications. We must know the names and addresses
of our correspondents guarantee of their good
faith We cam OF undertake to return communist
lions that are not used
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

carried off two fingers. Had the hand re-
manned in its former position, it would not
have been Injured
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

CIVILIANS MCsT TAKE CAKE OF THEM
6ELNE>-air. Tracy, OF the Rochester TX
press, wa on tac battle fl ID, in company
Before Nh TracY Left Wa hington. he, with
others, called on Gen. Scott to see whether
something could not be done TO reach and
rteaue the missing men. The General re-
piled angrily, that they had no business on
the ba lie field, and they must take their
chances with others.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

\ gentleman in church, intending to
scratch his head, in a mental absence
reached over into another pew, and
scratched the head of an old maid. He
discovered his mistake when she sued
him for a breach of marriage contract.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

: -"A+NhA
in that pe,son's utterance not laid down
in Blair or Campbell.
somebody e..7", the following receipt
for ma king bonnets of the winter style
"Take a bundle of rye straw, pounds
Of ribbons, some black paint and feath-
er, and soak them we'll then stir them
up with goose quill then run this thro'
kettle # Spalding's Prepared Glue.
and you will have one of the latest style
Of winter bonnets."
EFFECT or THE DEFEAT-The rout Of
the memorable 21st has thrown the Govern
ment back into the defensive position occupied
three months ago No more offensive oper-
atoms from this city need be expected before
tall. The severe lesson Of SUNDAY last has
induced the President and the member. Of his
Cabinet 70 cutru,t ten. Scott hereafter with
the absolute control Of military matters, and
the old chjctlain VIII low have his own way,
amt take bis own time IN sg prc--iug the IT,
beIlon-I.roLrs CorrepouI4ace
MORE AMHCEITIO=.-1ne \ Y Tribune
say the >tcam.oat G. Vanderbilt. Captaia
taruum, Of the Troy line, mad on freight
yesterday morning $4,000 rounI5 Of ball
r.s'rjle, from the Water ylcJ Arsenal. Tor
Cen /. u. B.iIir, 1T Harrisburg. Pa
They were forwarded via the \. J. Central
kalroad.
Horace Greeley PUBLISHES in the Tribune a
personal disclaimer Of the authorship Of sev-
era. article. which have recently appeared in
that paper, and e-na.ja.Iy Of rL. ,rar-,.r,.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

DR.. CHEEvEE'. SUcCUss.-Lr. Checyer,
at meeting in Elnbur4h, Scotland, was
publicly presented with S2.735, the aggregate
of the contributions made up in that city for
the support OF the Church Of the PuIitans.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

SELDOM FOUND.-When you find
person a little better thaH his word,
little more liberal Than his promise, lit
t.e more than borne out in his statements
by his fac,s, little larger in deed than in
speech, you recognize a kind of eloquence
in that pe;son's utterance not laid down
in Blair or Campbell.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

Somebody e;v", the following receipt
for ma king bonnets of the winter style
"Take bundle of rye straw, pounds
Of ribbons, some black paint and q fcath-
er, and soak them well then stir them
up with a goose quill then run this thro'
a kettle cf Spalding's Prepared Glue,
and you will have one of the latest style
Of winter bonnets."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

Terms OF THE HERALD.-Upon the last page will
be found the terms of subscription to the Herald
These are the only terms upon which the Herald
be procured Of US, and deviation in any will
be made therefrom. We have no friends to whom
special rates will be given, and agent authorized
TO make conflicting contracts. If
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
STATE TICK ET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK. OF Brattleboro.
FOR LIEUT.. GovERNOH,
LEVI UNDERWOOD, Of burlington.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN B. PAGE, of Rutland
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
THE HERALD IN CHESTER.

After the LIST of August, Mr.. C Ii. Rowe will acta
our Agent in Chester, and subscribers will be served
through him. Our friends in that town in want of
the Herald, Will confer 4 great favor upon by
passing in to him their names before that time.
Terms ofsubscription 50 cents per month
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
A Gloomy Picture.

The New York Herald in a recent issue
discusses tho financia! prospects Of the North
ern. community at large. They are dark
enough. Road the following
; 3" The fate Of the merchants lately engaged
I'M the Southern trade has been sealed by tho
recent act Of the so called Congress al Mont
gomery, which prohibits, under heavy penal
ties, romttanoes to the North in the payment
of debts. From tho decision.tboro is no ap-
peal except to- arms and there isseveryirers
jison to fear that when this war is cnded the
people Of the South will not have the power,
lie they had ever SO much the will, to pay
their debta On tho other hand, collections
iii tho West arc blockaded by tho currency
crisis. Western merchants write TINT they
are willing TO pay their debt IL "! estern our.
stAey which at Chicago is st: q discount Of
80 To 100 pss cont. and is atcadily falling
,Thla Asnpllp 10 pYsctical stay call collec-
sticnss III seems but TOO evidelt TINT this
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
POETRY.
sslpopi the Southern Field and Firesidc.s
Summers w eloome.


j j 81 Pom tho SoUth horn Field and Fireside.S
Summers w eloome.
Ever welcome! summer breeze.
Spginging grass AMI verdant trees.
Silyery streams and bright leayed flowers,
Changing clouds and cooling showers. y
Z q Welcome songstcrs OF the wood,
lto Sing the songs Of Natures God,
Y From every thought Of sadness free,
They warble ever joyously. s,
4, Nature in her gaycst dress,
Appear re- tho type Of lovelincss:
Brightness grcots on either lland
r Beauty smiles DER al the land X
O.! could our hearts receive tho light
That come from fiowers so fresh and bright,
And the blythe songstcrs Of the mir,
Leave o soft murmuring ooho there
Then happinoss would light eaoh eye,
And tears nc CT dim their brilinpcy;
Gladness would,reign in every heart,
And beauty to each fnce impart.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
Coy,lu,itted.

rSNo the jail CT liiqkcns District. on thc 22s
8 instant, mnlato by named CESAR.
"i'p says he belongs 10 Albert Climkscnles, of
Abbey'!ic district. Said by is about vc feet
eight inches high. and ab,n 20 years old. The
"w"cr is requested TO como forward prove prop
erty' pay charges, and tGko him away nr he
VIII he dealt with as tho law directs.
.Junn 2h 1861 ~ n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06

"Jon PRINTING" job printing 2" cx-
claimed an old lady, the other day, as she
pccpcd over her spcctaccs at the udycrtisin,,
page OF country paper I" Poor job
they've kept him printing, week after week,
ever since | larnt TO read and if he wasn't
the patentcst man that ever was he never
could have stood it 50 long no how p
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06

PREPARE TO SAVE Hay By TnE BALE.-
The hdy crop of the Confederate States must
not be lost sight Of. Let the tall grass of our
fields be gathered aud packed into bales next
fall. Our Government will bny it, aud may
not be able to get it elsewhere. Hay is al
most Indispensable to any army, and should
be neatly builcd