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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-06

UThe National House of Repre-
sentatives has. by vote OF 1873 10 Is
passed the following amendment to
the Constitution:
Art. IL. No amendment shall be
made to the Constitution Of the U. s.
which will authorize or give to Con-
gress the power to abolish or interfere
within any State with the domestic in
stitutions thereof, including that ii
persons held to service or labor by the
laws Of said State.
This amendment j. not sufficient to
satisfy any Of the border States. and
this i the reason why we find some 81
the radical Republicans in the House
voting for tit will not interfere with
their cherished disunion scheme. Il
j. supposed it would pass the Senate.
and then be referred 20 the different
States for adoption.
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state and County Taxes:

w + would remind delinquent tax payers,
w that the time prescribed by law. in
which al taxes shall be punciualIv paid -
ias' drawing 70 close, being The 11sh day
of March 1861. alter which time I'D per cent
will be sdied, and the taxes collected BY
myself Or Deputies nv distress and sale of
personal property. Tax psysrswiIl remem-
Der that Tor The payment Of Taxes, there il
ne property exempted by law. X 10 expec-
ted tina ali will not wait until the last day
% pay their taxes. but will endeavor 20 pay
them a. least one week prior 10 the third
Monday IN VI arch next
THEODORE SOVDERMAN, Treasurer.
February 20, 1s6l-3v.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


State of Indiana, Dubois Co.
To he Sheriff Of said Comfy
YOU are hereby commanded 10 give legal
notice OF general Township EIecrio,.
20 be held ~ tn usual 81 ces Of holding
Township Elections. in the several rracincf-
and townships in said county. or Mond,v
The Ii dsv Of April. 1861, III tie pnrpnse q +
e'ecting Township Trustee for each town.
ship N said cnun'y: also. 3 ConSsbles FOR
Ranbridge township; . Justices OF The
Peace and Consfablcs for p ,foka 10. 2
Justices ~ the Peace and 3 Consr.hiss in
Ferdinand s'p; . Consisbles 'or Hall Town
shin: ? Z nstsb les for C,lun,hia Tnwnship.
and Justice of The Peace and 2 Cons,abl.s
for HARRISON Township: and ais, one So-
psrviror o. highways for each Or he sew
ersl Rosd Districts in each Township of
said County. AMI return this writ.
In witness whereof Ina " here
unto se. my hsrd. and The seat
l. ; OF the Circuit Ccur, ~ sid ccur-
". 'hi< % day Of February. A.
u 1861
BAZiL-B. EDMONSTON. CLERK.
by b. BuFrrSER, Deputy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-06

~ AFNtNNA"Hs ~ 49,
The e:'y uu'heri,ie= waited % The Pfesi
dent This evening. % inkr leave Of him A
complimentary shor, address by he Mayor
was pleasun'lv rc~rond 70 bs W. Buchan
81. The sufhprifies 'hrn ca'led en- Mr
Lincoln. who warmly welcomed them.
III response 20 The Mayor Mr L. sid much
n ~ bad feeling between rhe North md
South W. through nisuuders,anding and he
bernsd 10 ~ ~ ihi= occasion iha' be never
hsd feelings other than kindness toward hi
fellow cisiz-ns lie had ~ de-ire or in,en-
,icn 70 wifhhod srv rf~~hrir rights. ard ~.
pressed The hnpr hist they would be better
plessed when shcy Cane 10 know each 9th
er b-iir-.
Tie Pesce c Conference has aiiournsd sine
die. and psry Commissioners have rIready
lin fcr hcm-
The proposition before The Peace Confer
enc wss vc'sd On ~ sections. The fret
in reference u disiding The Territory vas
barrlg sdop'-d
Intiaua III not vote ~ ri Kansas snd
Nm Y.rk we're tiyiaed. North carolin.
vr4iria and Missouri vot q negatively -
ne result was: .igh, sgainsr seven.
AtsicA~ from Charleston state IhsI short.
" after me srrivaiof J Il r-on Davis 1t thai
city. NJ paid . vi-i' " F'r' Sumter and M,
4 long Interview wish Major Ard, rson. \
was alierwsrd given tut ID Charleston thai
here would he RIO fi-hi a. Sam.er.
the Virginia COMMISSIONERS left nucf
dissatisfied with the result II their labor,
here. They nai:iain, however,, that Viz
gnia wiil MOI sscrde unless coercion be a.
tempted b. We Administrations.
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The WEATHER AT THE S0r1H.-Ai
Charleston. 5. O., lat week the weaiher
us- unusually mild. Pesrh-rers were ii
foil bloom, green Pess had ben in blossom
for week. and strawberries we're beginuina
70 form The Mercury anticipates Thai
about the middle IL uext month strawberries
and greon peas will Be- among the table lGx
uries supplied 10 Msj7r Anderson al Fort
Sumter.
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D-TI' j. sell for u lhat We are born ba.
bies in intellect. Could we understand
half whaf mos, mp'hsrs say and Do 10 thei.
infants, ue shoa'd be flied wi'h concsit 81
cur own Importance, which would render
u insn7por,abIe ,hrourb lie. EI.ppy tn
boy WHOSE mother j. tired ~ talking non
sense 70 tim befSre hs il Oh enough "a
know The sense Of u.
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il Commissioners Court i in ses
sion this week The principal bnsi
ness transacted j. the settlement Will
the different Township Trustees. ans
the changing and location II roads
One petition. generally known a. III,
Hobbs petition for a change .. road
probably excited a. much interest a.
any other. and was argued iy a;tor
neys for and against. twas laid asii.
on account OF an error in the notices
We would suggest that ii the notices
Of petition for roads were published il
the county paper. a. the law allows
there would be more fairness, and les
liability ID error.
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The vote in Tennessee for and sriins, .
State Convention. 70 give "a expression 81
the people on the present position Or our
national sffsirs, j. thus classified.
East Tennessee, compromising twenty.
eight counties voted: For Convention, !. 500;
against Convention. 81. SAT.
Middle Tennessee. compromising thirty.
three counties. for Convention, 20 $50;
sesinsi, 1885.
Wes, Tennesse. compromising eighteen
counties. for Convention. 2o.Ii7; sg,inst,
C,ol8.
Recspi'ulatei. the vote va:
Against Convention. e735o
For Convention, 5415s
Msjohsy against Cs1seaiion. 1905
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On Feb. 2s, 1851. by Rev A. J. Strain
NJ OLIVER r. Horns and Hiss NAscY Lem
oss, both Of this county
90 Feb. 2Ist. 1861. BY Leroy Cove, J. r.
Mr.. WHr-AsSoEE CRoUDER and Miss T.
KKRLis. both Of this county.
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Conducted III Z. j. T.. Lennon
The present term ~ the Eiizabetl
School viii close ~ Tuesday. Marcl
IL. 1861. The 18th and ieth will y,
spent IN examining the different cIass
g. Exhibition on Tuesday night --
All are invited I'd attend.
G.. W. MEDcArF. Chm. Com. Ar
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Fee for announcing name one dolia-.
CO.. We sse authorized 70 announce Mr
PHILIP GUcKEs a candidate foe Cohsiabls
Of Bainbridge iownship.
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1--we this week announce Sir
Phillip Gnrkes - candidate fnr Con.
stable q this township. Mr- Il. j. /:
Young man. bnt has shown himself "
be tolera5lc carpenter. good shne
maker. and We dun't knox why II.
shouldn't make a good constable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-06

1.-THE Morgan Preslsfery ~ III,
Cumberland Presbyterian Church 4 Nh
meet al the Lemons Church. mile.
west ~ Portersville. On tho Still day u
March. 1861.
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Galveston -tvices state that Cspt in Hill
in rrFly ~ TIE Texas G mnis-ioners, reiusss
10 evaruaie FIN Brown ~ surrender IN.
The Government ProPs ~.
Iils stated ,ha, II ll hs- ordered reinforce
menfs from Il nggDid Barracks 10 retak'
ihr Government properly % Rr zos Islaad
A collision between tire q vsrnmrn: an,
5 ate troops wa- Imminent.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
State Of Indiana Dubois county.
Dubois Com. Pleas Court, May term, 1861:
/, ''' a' ; y; { c.'' .s''s.-
NOTICE il hereby given 10 the Defend
~ ant 10 the above entitled cause that on
proper bond. and affidavit. filed By the Plain
tiff in said cause, writ Of attachment was
issued by the clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, OF sid county, against the lands and
personal property 81 said defendant. and
that said action Is now pending and will
stand for issue and trial on the second day
81 the next term OF said Court. 10 be held
~ The Court House IN said county on the
first MONDAY Ia May. A. ID. 1861.
BAIL b. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
B. BuErrsER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb. 9. 1S61-fw
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1.-THE weather this week has beer
cold March, weather in singular con
trast with the fine. halmv. Sprinr-likt
weather Of last week.
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w. q. Adams,
ATT0RNEY AZ LAM.

MILL continue the practice in Dubois.
w Orsnge, Pike. Marin, and adjoining
counties Particular attention given 10
settling up Gnardisn's and decedent estates
Claims collected. and will attend 10 casesin
Justices Courts. Services OF fosmer partner,
Y. 4. Lsiid, csn be had by arrangement.
OrFIcE-sou'hw west corner Of public square.
oyer Erny's tin shop. March G. ls6i-v
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'SsliE Law co-psr'nershir Of Laird e. Al
= ans y dissolved by mutual consent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12
ARRIXEDI

nR. DAVIS, OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
~ who Is restoring Sight to the Blind Hearing 70
the Deaf remeying marks from the lace, eurips
head and prevented from falliRg on The Doctor win
cure Private Diseases in less time than any man IN
the world Ladies' with weakness Of any kind, call,
and you will not regret it. Persons treated for Oon.
sumption had better see the Doctor, as nine cases
out of twelve are not Consumption at all, and are
durable Cancer cured without the knife.
Notice to the Old Country peoPle.-DT; DANle
from A. N. until P. N. On Sundays, from "A.
NJ. until 3 P. M. ONCE SO East Third.st2 OinoiH.
might be in the city years, and the afhicted knew
nothing about It, seeipg the hundreds Of cures he
Stv - - = III y - 10. dels
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12
ra.,nhle Idonn of nenutr.

Beauty is not to be measured by an immu-
table type, though Plato has so affirmed In
his subljme vagsries. II varies according TO
the times, the people, and the degree Of mem
tai culture. The hYenus of Milo was, 1000
wears ago, the most beautiful woman of the
Archipelago. do not believe she would be,
in 1850 the prettiest woman in Paris. In
trOduce her TO a mantua. maker of the Place
Vendome, and to milliner of the Rue de la
Paix. In all the saloons where you shall pre-
sent her, she will have less success than
madame such q one, or 30 and so, who has
features less correct and nose less sttaight.
One could admire woman geometfically
beautiful, in the time when women was an
object of art, destined TO please the eyes
without addressing the mind-a bird OF Par
adse, of which we contemplate the plumage
without desiring it to sing. beautiful
Atbenian woman was as well proportioned
as white and as cold as the column Of item
ple. M. Merisy has proved to me in book
that the Ionic column was only woman
disguised! o.
The portico of the temple of Erechtheus, o.
the Acropols of Athens, rests still on fou
Athenian women of the age of Pericles. Th
women Of to-day are little winged beings
light, restless, and especially thoughtful
| created not to carry temples on their heads
| but to awaken genius, to tighten labor, Z
| animate courage and illumine the world witt
| flashes of their wit. What we love in them
| and what makes their beauty, is not tn
i measured regularity of their features; it
the lively and ehangeful expression of sen
timepts more delicate than ours; it is radia
| tiou of the soul around that fragile fran
| which is not sufficient to contain it it is ia
petulant play of a sprightly countensnce.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12
fBy Telegraph.l
New York Market,

NEW York, February lip. M.-Cotton
irregular and shade lower Gales OF 1000 bales at
ilgs@llsSc for middling UplaI as. -, e.,.-.
are only buying to limited extent. while the home
trade refuse to take more than % Ot 70 supply
s5a5 10 for superhne State - 1893 70 for extra
State chiefly at % 2O 50 I0@S ~ 10 for snperps fine
Western IS 4s95 55 for shipping brands extra
rtupd-hooP Ohio; s. 60@7 for trade bra2ds do,
Flour dull and lower: sales Of $50 bris. at s5 200
6 Is for common to choice extra. Bye Flour is IN
lpeTpe fE eequoesS ne dull and heavy at So for
Jersey, and So 90 for Brandywine
Whisky IN fair request; sales oil $40 brls at lSc.,
" heat dui and unsettled, and nominalIy 1a2c.
lower Shippers In of tho high rates of feights
and the extreme ficulty in selling Exchange, are
not disposed to buy to any material extent, except
Miiwaukie club, amber Iowa ana Wisconsin. at 81
bushels White WESTERN at 81 l5 and 20 bushels
winter red Western, at 81 2S Rye dull sales OF 800
nouiry saies Of 5000 bushels State, at 75c Corn
oui heavy and declining sales Of 10000 bushels Al
65c for old mixed Western, in store. closing with
free sellers at these figures &c. for new do the
railroad depot, &C. for new yellow Southern and
moderate request at 8, @36o, for Western and Cana
tisp and 500 s6c. for State, including sma parcel
at SIC. 80
| at Sl7 50, and dull and nominal at Sls for prime
Beef quiet and Unchanged: sales ofl25 brls. at 81
@ia for repaoked mess and SlO@ll for extra me. &
| Trime mess Beef dull and nominal. Beef Ham
Ann but very quiet, at Si2 for State and Sl30l5
for Western Gut Meat, steady sale sales Of S % pack x
gSs aSSssssS g and SPs BSSon da
and heavy, under the nnfavorable accounts fron
| 6TMi0c for coed No. to prime Western.
Butter selling at l0@l4c, for Ohio and l4@lsc 70
state Cheese steady at 9@lV@c. for inferior :
Coffee continues steady and the demand fair sale
Of 2l4OO bags Rio at 1096glY4c, and so bags Mara
eeibo at l2c The demand for Sugar is moderate an
the market steady: sales include 1876 hhds at 466
| SIC. for Cuba; 5G6kc. for New Orleans, and Il
| hhds Melado on private terms. Molasses quiet an
| prices unchanged: sales Of 100 brs. New Orleans
| a6asec
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12

recollection, a quiet, retiring man, never
onilty Of any other irregularity Of conduct
sbd seeming to bear about with him me son.
cant memoty Of his rash deed-e silent
e. great was the respect entertained for
INV uncle, and such the deep impression o
his tragic end, that 80 long as the genera
tiop lived, the church-bensl OF the village
were regularly tolled on the anniversary 0
his death. tlr a.,
On comparing the circumstances and thu
exact time at which each occurred, tho FAC
was substautiated that the apparition pre-
sented itself to my mother almost instantly
sfIer her brother, had received the fata
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12

..-.rs,,t str fM0N0kTa HgHHrNostebFuAry ii,
ppovfaroNsl-A aull nnsrlet. hat though TITO de-
mana y 9ee ,,sj AMI NOTHING d6Ee m mess
~ ~ she. ~ 1t nns "a aoininsi al hlT6It ~ the
Eels aave..as W. Ala ~ hear ~ \ seia of h,ik
eMs!ts mi nav SreA Aheid hrniy at e3l 8c I; 100
~. ~, soid ~ ost fof lone Sides and 1O9c
~ S'e ~ ~ aSitvsrsd two weeks hgncs1 Lard ne
S1ssfry d,ii. s6e Vera sold AZ Zoe Eothiha Trans
.t..a a. ttc,cs ~ -, - 81. I-l WIZ 77TTT
P.eu ~ Inn r,arhet apd tha demand ouite
~ saies ~ ANAL iots Of extra Al SI sNdb lO
pinlssss =. r. ,astins IA AZ "a sei2S IA - - = =
Sv 1V uIaR y.-.1ha demand e. fair ana TIA market
,adt ~ Saturday, rafes shles ~ oon hria nj 1885,
Wnbb5nr 5nrirmp ~ I - lr,,cN ~ gabeni. a -
tt holassSs ,s ~ mhaIksst ls nenhp4eI enu sI
~ ~ nrn1 ny 9gO. aaH VII v stas ~
EIaf slAhssF pIsees' sugar nm ~ I'm i"'0''
O,nge h, nncnanged enI N moosre,e eekae9a 9,i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12

TT1W 116Tn Am Ti4Te7 GAR DENBR.

f1 THE MORN And Tfe7 GARDENER
@ wslter sstaes lander contributes this fable II
vorse 40 a late humber Ok the B0ndon NeNss .'.-
- a,r.rd,ner had waicb'd a MOLE ,tiA
And csueht IL 90 it isit s " he hele'ut.A 49,. q
--. sri,e Ssrdsp AZ thou dest the farm
Hem thou hest bad thy wicked will .s
G. Iinon my tulip and jOnquil; --
H.t y, hold them on this tumbled bed
Dishonor'd, droop'pg and half deaiF'
The mole said meekly in reply
p. F alt was my star, 1t was MOI
To undermine BmOle's commission
We hold il Justly n en- trad too,
And an the earth that lies pear ours
III given us by the Higher POI sefs.
We hear Of mics and OF hsIes, .
But when commit We thetts IKE theirs!
We never touch the flowers that blow,
And only bulb tbat lurk below.
.-. Wis true, where We have run, the ground
Is rais'd trihe, mot quite sound
r zoo Yet, after q few days OfTan,
eVel and firm IL lies again. .
Wise men like you " ~ rather wait
For these than argue against tate,
And quarrel with Us ntole5 because
We simtly follow Natures laws
We raise the turf TO keep US warm,
Surely 10 this ye see no harmi
Ye break Il up to set thereon
fortress, or perhaps crown
Unoer tBip tents, At morn 10 hight
Neither for hor ID nor heecy cattle
Start We TO mingle in the batt'e,
.r| or in their a.tnres shed their blood
- To pamper idle churls with s'od.
Indeed, We 90 eat worms-what thenH
De not those very worms eat men1
s.l We never killor woHDd brotheri
Men kill by III usaDds one anotheri
... And, though ye swear ye wish Tor peace
Your feuds and warfare never cease"
such home brought truths the gardener,
Though mild by nature, could not beari
Ard lest 4 he mole might more have said,
ne chopped its bead of with his spade.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12
Fistula In Ano Treated

b Knifs or Ligatnre, by new, simple and pocg:
liar method Of treatment, discovered by. himSeli
tended with complete success In every case. Dr.
OWENS has been citizen OF Cincinnati for ths
last twenty five year, and assures the aticted that
the above Il no humbug For further infoEmA:
tioA apply at his Office and rosidenee, No. 50 Wen
seyenfh At, Cincinnati. nd Is1I'i. oc30-h
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'#' fBy Telegraph
Now York Stock Market,

NEW YoRK, February lL-Stocks active
and higher: Chicago and Rock Island, SON Chicago,
SO; GaieDa and Chicago, 7ON; Michigan Southern,
IAN; Michigan Central, 55Ai Reading, 42<; Erie,
32A; Pacific Mail "a; Delaware and HUDSON, go: hi.
case and North west rn First Bonds 40; Illinois
Central Bonds. 95 United states Skies of ls62 921;
IL per cents, l0lA: Treasury 10 per cents, 9gH;
North Carolina Skies, n; Virginia Skies, 75 Mis-
souri, Skies, 65H; Michigan Central Fights, 9S.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12

VUOLFE's sUHIEDAM sQaNAPPs,
w etc.-Just received, 90 idozep W0lfes oele'
nor Old Tom LoRdOn Cordial Gin, and 70 easss
India Pale Ale In pints aud Quarts. rms Ale rs
strongly recommended BY tie medis al IaenltE i9r
its nte tonic quality FOr fale BY JOHN fESi
National Theater Building SycamOre-gt, JAS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12
Hanks's BelI ana Brass FOUNDRY,
Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

1R CAsRS MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
LED FINE, First-class and Congress Ruled OaD
Papers, just received from the manufaeturers. Fos
'~'' ''"N Nixon, CHATFIELD q WOODS, i1
Manufacturers Agents,
noal ~ and 70 Walnut-ss.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12
O HI Il O a O. OF
GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LIKEI
Indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SHORT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route BY 80 Miles.


NJO CHANGE OF OARS TO INDTANAEs
In OILS, at which place It unites n
with railroads for and from all points q
In the North and North-weet. -
THREE PAsSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of milI-sks
on Front; through to indianapolis, Terre Hautet
Lafayette and Chicago, in advance OF all otheE
OTiRsT TRAIN-5.5O A. M.-CnIOAGo MAIL.
Arrives at Indianapolis at 1885 A M, Terre HAuee
at 2;3O 7. NJ, Lafayette at BIO P. M Chicago -
SECOED TRAIN-9 P. H.-Indianapolis, La.
fayette, Spring gheld, Quincy, PALMYRA and st. Jea
geph Express arrive at indianapolis at 1880 p M.t
Lafayette at 1890 p. M, Springfield at $40 M.f
Quincy at 1888 P. M, Palmyra at 2:15 p M, St.
Joseph at 1890 A M. Atohison, K n at 1880 A. H.
THIRD TRAIN-5;35 P. n. M.-OHICiAQ0 nA.
Lafayette at $40 A. M Chicago at 1870 A. M,
Sleeping -cars are attached TO all night trains on
this fine, and run through to Chicago without
Be Sure you are in the right tiolet-o -ofice before
you purchase your ticRete, and ask for tickets Va
GHwrenceburg and indianapolis. --#r
Fare the saIne and time shorter than BY any othee
route. l.-.,L-L. 81 sd Co. H1-a3 M
Tb1eneh tickets, good until used can be obtaineE
at the ficket-ofHces-at the Spencer House, N. ",
| corner Of Broadway and Front t-stsi Ne. Burnet
House corner and at the Depot Once, foot Of MN
| st., on Front, whore all information may b. uad
Omnibuses run to and from e~1r rain and VII
call for Passengers at uoteis and ali pars Of thl
sty' sy .y.yInE address at either oifice. - * .
! w. Il l.. MOB LE, General Ticket Agenss
O. d. COTTON, Cincinnati Agent :.
/ no2o III. O. LORD President
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GAUGEl
n IE R q Ds
CINCINNATI AND SAINT LOUIE
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF cARs.

A. l.
VWNWO DAILY RAINS FOR WIS
Il OENNEss CAIRO AND ST. zsSsl.s7d
Mail Train leaves Cincinnati at S,3O A. NJ; -
riVes at East St. Louis at 1850 p. NJ. ~ y ~
Express Train leaves Cincinnati at 1850 P, y,
,'rrives at East st. Louis at u NJ.
1hree Daily Trains for Louisville, ct 5i90 A, ~
S,SAN P. M and $50 p. NJ. I't'f ~
Sund,y Evening Express at 5iAOy
I,ouisya lie Accommodation leaves ct $3.50 p. u.
The trainS connect at st Louis for all points n
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and ROos
kIf; at 81. L,suis and Cairo for Aemphis, ViokBl
burg, NatcheE and New Orleans. - = 'ls ri.
RETUBNING-Ma Nail nratn leaves East st Louis (Sua.
days excepted) at $40 A. M, arriving at Oinols.
natl at 10 P. NJ EXpFess Train leaves East ST.
Louis daily at 4'40 2. NJ, arriving at Onoinnsta
For Through Tickets 60 all points West aHA
South, please apply at the o1oes, Esst Third-st.
BuTnet House, corner office northwest ooFneg
Of Front and Broadway, Spencer House once ard
ct the Depot, cerner Of Front and Mnl,sts,
-'lT--f : GEORGE B. MoOLHLLAN,
.sgi5 rs. BE-, General Superintendent.
OmBibuses call for passengers. nOaS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-24

Our OYSTER INDEPENDENCE.-The pres
ent war, it is confidently believed abroad,
will ultimately result in rendering England
independent Of the South as regards cotton.
Now, with all that is said about King Cot
ton, there are q great many people in New
York who are actually much more interested
in oysters, and would be more intimately af-
fected by the deprivation of their bivalves
than by somebody else's losses of cotton
bales. These people will be gratiied to
learn that we are already Independent of
the South as regards oysters, and can have
our stews and pies without invading the sa-
cred oyster beds of Virginia. Downing
shrewedly foreseeing the complications
which the war would cause to the Southern
trade, engaged in advance sixty thousand
Shrewsbury and East River oysters for pick
| ling, which are now ready at his old stand,
prepared in Downing's inimitable style.
Orders should be sent early in the day, as
Downing sends his oysters to Brooklyn and
Jersey City, as well as to any place in New
| York