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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
Texna NeMs.

INDIAEoLA, March 16.-It is stated that
Lieutenant Williams has resigned.
Colonel Bonneville, Of the Third Infantry,
late in command at Fort Clark, has arrived,
bound for st. Louis.
Two companies are here from San Antonio,
awaiting transportation, and others are ex-
pected.
Lieutenant Washington, of the United
States Army, remains to act as Quartermas-
ter and Commissary until the Federal troops
have all left the State.
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~mAYOR,s PROCLAMATION.

AONNs
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY or orEoNEATT.l
March l6. 1861
The qualified Electors Of the City OF Ciuoiunati
are hereby nOtihed that the Annual Election for
City aud Township OHBcers will be held in said city
on MONDAY the first day Of April, 1851. for the
OH CITY TICKET.
Judge Of Police Court,
City solicitor
CITY Auditdr,
City Treasurer,
iity Civil Engineer,
Prosecuting Attorney OF Police Court,
City Com missi1uer, full term,
Director Of Inhrmary full term,
Trustee Of Water Works, full term,
Marke t- master,
one School Visitor for each Ward,
One Ward Trustee. (C0nneiD for each Ward, OK.
o,pting the Eleventh Ward, where two will DO
place OF John yungclas, Esq. resigned.
IOKET
One Constable Tor each Ward,
One Assessor for each Wsrd,
Harris, yFq whose term Of ONCE expires April 10,
1881, and William Chidsey, ESQ, whose term OF
office expires July 2, B6l.
On said hTst day OF April, 1881 the Judge. Of
Election will, in their respective Wards, select
iudicious PERSONS, having the qualification 0f elect
on, 20 serve as Petit Jurors in the Superior Court
Of Cincinnati, according to the following apD0rtion-
ment, certified t. by the Clerk 81 said Court:
Wards. No. Of Jurors Wards No. Of Jurors.
~ ,....-.-.al
EcpDd. .s.---..,...-.-.-+19 y
1blrd .........s...""s...4l INeltn
EcLrth ...-...-.........--.bl Ihirteenth ...-....a.--.tJ
fifth .-..--..---.-......5 foprteenth ..-........--s 81
hi1th .....-""..'..-"--..N fhIeentn ..-"...''..-.s.'S
seven ID ...........s........N
y
The polls will be open between the hours OF six
ard seven O'Clock in the morning, and close At six
@RIs.tt H. NJ. BISHOP, Mayer.
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Yirginia Convention.

RIcHMoSD, March 20.-In the Convention
to day, Mr.. Holcomb, of Albemsrle County,
made an eloquent speech for a withdrawal
from the Union.
Resolutions relative to taxation were con-
sidered, and pending a motion to table them
the Convention adjourned.
Mr.. Carlisle will offer an amendment to
the Committee on Federal Relations, EN-.
bodying the Franklin substitute entire.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

BEAUTY OFF, WOMAN's ARM-SOme ardent
editor has set afOat the following bit of
sweetness about the female arm:
Who has not felt the beauty of a woman's
arm, the upspeakable suggestions of teuder-
ness that lie in the dimpled elbow, aud all
the varied gently lessening curves down to
the delicate wrist, with its tiniest almost ion.
perceptible hicks 10 the firm s~oftness. A
WOman's arm touched the soul OF q great
sculptor 1000 years ago, 80 that he wrought
an image of 1t for the Parthenon, which
moves us still as il clasps lovingly the time
worn marble of headiess trunk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
Later o Texas.

GALVESTON, March l9.-Governor Houston
and the Secretary of State refused to appear
on the 10th before the Convention, when
summoned, after one notice, to take the
oath. The other State officials took the
oath.
Lieutenant Clark was to assume the Gov
ernor's powers on the 10th.
1t was not known what Houston would do.
fensive forces to protect the frontier. The
Indians are present in large numbers on the
western frontiers. Ford is organizing a
military force to protect the Rio Grande.
The Convention has passed an ordinance
continuing in the State Government the
officers who took the oath.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

There have been various requisites for Of
fee, such as the JeffersOnisn requisite, the
Zachary Taylor requisite, and the Dem
ooratic requisite-which supersedes all other
requisites; but there is one requisite in this
city which makes a sure thing: Let the
candidate have The opposition of the Com
mereial and he can not choose but go in.
Ben. Eggleston had il. Then we felt that it
was useless to contend against fate. he is
entitled to no credit for being nominated.
He could not help it, after the Commercial
came down on him.
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overwhelmed Joseph n. Ancoin, Of Platen-
vile, La Three weeks ago one child was
drowned in we'll q few days later, q
second met the same fate in a cistefn, and
the very next afternoon, a vicious dog wor-
ried the remaining child TO death. The
wretched father il now childlesq.
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senenrinn IN Arknnana.

NASHVILLE, March 2o.-Great excitement
followed the rejection of the Secession ordi-
nance at Little Rock, Arkansas. a compro
mise was made that the people should vote
on the first Monday in August for co-opera-
reassemblipg of the Convention on the third
Monday in August.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

RB- HENRY GoOCH is a candidate for the ofHc,
II Assessor in the Fifteenth Ward. mh1o-cs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

E~xTRAVAGAET FEEs.-Some four years ago
and quite an estate went into the hands of
tao ~sssigneeR. One day this week the last
meeting Of the cTediterS was held, when the
sssignees were allowed a claim of 10000 for
their services. The fees and the Interest Of
the funds il their bands from the failure to
the settlement would perhaps be equal -
S25,O 900.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

The NEW BASKRUPToY Bill IN ESaLAsD.
The new bankruptcy bill in England is OBJ
jeeted 10 by the Mercantile Law Amen lmeRt
Society on the ground thai, by it, reiitorS
assignees are called on 70 give secarity for
their sets. No 6anker or merchant will give
security 70 admins' or the possible or pr lba-
BILE effects of . bankrupt. By the way, this
is one OF the many objections 70 the bill now
before our own legislature for the relief Of
insolvents. Who will leopard his Owu
properly for the thAnkless task OF settltpz
| the old debts Of suother, with a crowd Of
creditors watching the assignee, ready 70
pitch into him 90 every techaicslity or mis-
takef
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

DAETE's PAoPHEcY III GAamALDL-Dr.
Barlow, in a letter 70 the London AthsRegm,
saws: ave must be blind indeed, II, Ia the
person Of Giuseppe Garibaldi, we do 40,
recognize the characters distin stly displayed
of the Veltro, the MssSo di Do, the Dlce Of
DsDte's prophetic announcement 30 long and
so sIdently expected"
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HEADQUARTERS BIRD BRIG f., IsT Div. o V. M
C~IRCIHHATI, March l9, 1861. J
SPECIAL oRDERs-No. Il.

~sTHR QUALIFIED ELECTORS
~ of the OompsL les composing the Guth- A
lie Gray Let Battalion In dependent Volunteer b
Militia, will meet at their Armory on:mUN0AYH
The LIST day of April, 1861, between the hours of VI
ten A. NJ a d three p. NJ and proceed to elect "
the following Officers, viz one Major for said
Tor Olmpapy Alone Captain, one First Lisuleu-
ant, ole Second Lieutenant aud one Third Lieuten-
ant. I
For Company B. One Captain, one First Lieuten-
ant, one Second Lieutenant and one Third Lieuten-
ant.
In voting for Company 0ficers each Company
will vote at Their Company pollB-and q separate
ptll will he provided for the Battalion Oficers.
The said electors are authorized To ballot for the
staff Officers Of said Battalion. according to their
Coz ktituti0p. The election will be 90 Gduotsd in
accordance with the Act OF March 20, 1881, and the
poll books returned to these Headquarters a. soon
as made up and sealed. By commaDd of
BRIG. GEN. JOSHUA II. BATES.
BEERY G. KEEKETT, Brig. MAJOR. mb20.j o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

RB-JAS. NJ. WATERS Is a candidate for the
office Of City Auditor, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic and Union Convection, Of the Esd inst.
lmh2l-c'l
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ONLY 1HRKE DAYS MnRR.-

- ONLY HREB DAYS
ODe hundred and thirty persons yisi ed
the Consultation rooms, on yesterday, of the great
]rish Surgeon, DR COILS, two. thirds of VIII IN
were American. All go away cheered at the treat
ment v hirh they receive at the hands of this dis
tiDRuisbed p%IactitioI er. he viii remain but three
days more, hence all who desire 70 consult him
Sycamore street, between Third and Fourth, Gin
cinnati. mh2l-a"
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A srRAEoE FaOo The Baton Rogue la

A STRAEsE FRoG The Baton Rogue LA
Planter says:
On the island Of False River is found a
frog whose pecUliarities, we believe, have
hitherto escaped the attention of naturalists.
1t is called the ''egg frog" from its great
haDkeTiDg after then fruit" and is a great
nuisance TO farmers in consequence. Being
unable to break the shell of the egg, it Is
swallowed whole, after which the frog
climbs a tree and then preciPitates itself %
the ground. The fall breaks the shell, and
the fog spits it Out piece by piece,
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ohanoe for speoulationI
NJ oTEoM.

DUTLRR,s PREMIUM BLAOKING-
In tin boXaa. small. me1ium audlerga. Sofa
20 whelesals ceelssa 81 moesEsts gpsetss,es =
Ik0, In earthen pots. Quality equal = the fseuch.
is. bouIzs BE usssi ausRiiiy q oil, sksTsESrs
pIessTyst1se ofths lsatber
nhz,f ,. 8. SUFFER-, Agent.
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KenInckX LeniaInInre,

FRANKFoRT, KY March 2O.-The Legisla.
ture reassembled and adjourned over until
TO morrow TO allow the use of the hall to the
Southern Rights Mass Convention now in
session
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General TMicRn.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-General Twiggs
declines a Bfigadier Generalship 10 the Con =
Tolerate army, on account of feeble health.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

SIS q TOBkY is a candidate for Assessor, III the
Second Ward, at TIE ensuing April Election, and
for the Union. mhl5-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21

LOUISVILLE, March Pop. M.-The River
is falling slowly, with seven feet eleven
inches water in the Canal. Weather clear.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
- NnTInR-THR nR.

N -PFl6es5sSs ana nSs%@bsis. Of. "a Or 3
will meet at Masonic Temple FRtoAY~
MORNING, March 20, ls6l, at nioe O'Clock
fuSerai Of brother 9 Augustus smith Gar.
rags will be at Masonic Temple TO convey
mb2i a; JACKSON sLANE. Secretary.
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IN CALLING ATTENTION TO OUR
ined that we shall keep up with the times in all
and every branch OF our bust eess We are no = re-
ard cheapness, has never been equaled. We invite
The ladies OF CINCINNATI and Vicinity to an inspec-
them that we can give inducements stronger than
any other heuse in the trade.
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PawnbrolEers.

a DAMS & LIPMAN, PAMNRROHSERS,
N No 3 sycamore ST., beENaRn Fourth and
Filth, Where thsy take goods Of IA kinds a. ooilat-
eral security, such as diamonda. Watches, breat
PHI, riggs. clothing Of all kIndsS a nd even, article
on value. Unr0deemed pledgeBGE sale.
j. @ ADAMS,
mhla-x% u. bIA4AN.
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SPRING ELECTIoN ".
CITY AFDITOR.

BB-BENJ. SMITH will be a candidate for Super
intent of the Markets, subject to the decision OF the
and Union Convention. mh2l-os
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GOODSI

" O. =. MeARDLA R&SHLNNABL1
80 mefeha2t Lsiions 49, Iest,, anf ~ sss
TerioF Breach ard EnElishCtoths, DessiHsres, s1el;
ton ard Batiste CO0tingsS very rich Plain and
Fancy Silks aud PaTis Vestingsi ready
made Coats. Pauts and Vests aHf.
ALSO SHIRTS, Ubderahirts, Oelars,, Eureka and
Magic GPaVats, IefS, eaoS Ihhl2
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HOME INTEREST.

su-UOthinG renovated ana repaired, % =. Third.
~ A. Brsrsn, CLOCKS. Watches ana Jsuslvy,
Sos. as and I'll Oentral-avenue.
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G

II OUIs FRRSRR, YERRAFIna PHkNOs.
n GRAPHIC kEPORTER.-The ehOVe his AoN'
perDensntiy l9ca,edi 10 this city aud z prepa'sd "
this city, State or any other State
Photographic Reporting taught, IL desired Or
fee in the Queen City Commercial College,, opposite
the Postofhce. Refers to Alphouso Taft. ESQ lt9rs
ney-at-Lawi M D Potter, ESQ rgeerietor q the
Cincinnati Commercial u Reed, proprietor Daily
Press, felAM
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. PROF. WOnnIsSrILLTRYING

to help the afflicted. He has introduced
a Cordial and Blood Reuovator to the public that
will stand upon its oN u merits, and only needs one
trial to satisfy the most incredulOus as to its re tor
ing qualities The Professor deserves great credit
f,r his new addition to medical science. Try ii,
our word I T il, you will not be disappointed.
tnhl2-Tu Thur Sat bm.I
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LATEST NRRs BIZ TELEGRAPH
Special Is.ss,:A !. sGs Daily Er'''

Itpecial Hspatoh 70 the Daily prcAtI
"a The Senatorial acancy.
CoLuMnUa, March 2o.-The Republican
Oaucus nominated Sherman for United States
Senator tonight on the t~wenty-sixth ballot.
The last ballot stood:
nneImhnss..sa ..s..s...........s-sss ..s....ss.a-..ss,si43
.nhitvns.ws
oCnchoh
L
The election win take place tomorrow aE
%ternoon.
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To OsrEsspondeHss.

No ,cslcs taken Of Anonymous Oofnmunicationa.
Whatever Il intended for insertion must be suthen-
tloatsa b. ths name and address OF the writer-not
necessarily for publication but q = snaran'ee ior
his good Nth. Do not write on both sues Of the
pbeet.
All es,er shouia bo addressed 10 a. REED 90.
Rslesied Communication mot returssd, unless Nv
special request,
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o o AT THE PRICES.

LOOK AT THE PRICES:
All Goods not herein specified will equally CORE
@ spond in price.
1000 pieces Of Prints, all OF the best brands,
worth l2H cents. for 81 cents.
100 pieces Mottled MorrelIas. for Travelling Dress.
es, cheap at 10 cents, for 81 cents.
500 pieces Mozambique (new goods), worth 20 ots.,
for 12k cents.
10 pieces Toll de DANES, tho latest importation,
worth 81 CENTS for 10 cents.
so pieces Black Luster, worth rs cts for 1917 cts.
T,eIes, cost ~ cents to import, only 32H cts.
per yard. These goods are really cheap and
beautiful.
500 pieces assorted yalencias, worth s71 to 90 cts,
which we will sell for 20 cents. r..
5000 yards Of Challi and Bsrego Delaines, we'll
worth 20 cents for 19h cents.
s cases GA Bleached Muslin, for 19k cents.
8 bales Al Sea Island Muslin, for 81 cents.
$50 pieces Irish Linen, worth OK cents, for 35c.
90 pieces superhne Linen, worth 90 cents, for 30.
5 cases White Wool Flannel. worth rs cents, for
1873 cents. These are q rare bargain.
$50 Black Stella shawls. broche border, Atwood
c~enters, worth Sc, for 30 so.
500 very fine, worth 81 so, for 81 75.
$50 super extra, worth 50 rs, for IS vs..
200 asserted shawls, in all colors, and at prices to
correspond with those given. r--
SO Bradford Quilts, I2-4, worth 80 IS. for 81 65.
500 Manchester Quilts, cheap at g 80. for 81 rs.
S O'REILLEY & SON,
mhgl.s SEVENTH AND oENTRAL-AY.
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j A M H . CAT H -,
Agent for AppIeton's Now American OyeloDediA,"
Benton's debates In Congress"
~ENYkLOPs, WHITING. PAPER,
BIZ Blank Books; &C for sale at very 10.
corner Fourh and Hsmmond-sts, mhs,l
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MARRIED..

SERGEANT LUCKHAUPT.-In Columbus, o /,
on the 10th inst , by the Rev. X. Mecs, Mr.. Henry
Q. Sergeant, ofthis city, to Miss Carrie Buokhaupt,
Of the former place.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
IT'S SUPREMACY IS ESTABLEHRDl
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NoIsnLzsa
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE

y Families 70 use who desire . stitch u%nTi7alod fcr
beauty, strength aud elasticity, as will III Seen b.
the following Important decision;
m. - HAsHvI1Lr CTenn) }, sspt. Is, lse0.
~ npe appointed by the State B6rsaa Of
anime and mark award for the best Family sewing
mmaohine, ind on exhibition the nllowing .patasd
era Wiiise9n, A. b Howe and 1RG he aro slns < bbs HsS.i-
stI rns ons5 sn t9ree named, slIthoush differing n corr
concerned, AL arrived at the same point, makins.
each u.iPs ! Shuttle Of sRu e ss sSd sssS oSSio, dS 3
which all the thread, Of. thread used undsTneatS.
may be used on some clauses Of IA nily sewing WITH
a degree Of satisfaction but we conceive, from The
adaptation Is to the purposes Of SlaaS Sfsa PersoiP@a
The points we conceive most necessary and im-
q Machine for family sewing. Wv md Siapl meme fS,I2
combined in the GR0yRR 4 BABER, viz: Extent
agement, advantage Of using thread from tive
ssEP9ols without rewindirs, strength Of work, elas-
q%uietbess OF movement.
pfMFs therefore mari award e The GROVER d
& IN Y. Wife RaafFTTSsN' J. \, " Sod6fpssCS' I SS%;
the original deoision and award If the Commiitss
upon Family ,sew%ine:maohines, appointed by the
LIP WILLIAMS.
Secretary Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau.
Our Patents being now established by the Court..
We are enabled 70 furnish the GROvE8 & BAKER
~ With important imnrovementa. af
REDUCED PRICES There are now
over $4,000 families, throughout every part o.
the civilized world, in which the Grover & Baker
Mschine "merrily huns its s~uccess,"
Sewing machine, Silk, Thread, Needles and Oh
GROVER 4 BAKER s. n. CO.,
mh2.tf2dp IS West Fourth-st.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
YORK AID landing
md embarkiDg pasgengors at QUEEHS- &hltk1
TOWN. ireland. The Liverpool, New York AID
Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dispatch
ing their ml-powered Clyde-built Iron Steamships
as follows
dgIr March Es
LGO'c;.. ......= :........... Saturday, March 20.
CITf OF BALTIMORE ........""Saturday, April g..
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier "A, North
River.
RATES or PASSAGE:
First Cabin--.;."Y..S75 steerage"-".r"".--.S30
ftrat Cabin to London 80 Steerage to London. ~
Storage Return Tickets, good for Six NJ snths..... CO.
Passengers Forwarded to Paris, HAVE, Hamburg,
Sremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, So, at reduced
k9 Persons wishipg to bring out their friends,
can Suy tickets hcre at the following rates, to New
YORK From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin,
~. SS and 800 Storage from Liverpool, $40
from Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodations
10r passengers, aud carry experienced Surgeons.
They are built in Water.tight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire annibilators on board.
JOHN DALE, Agent. rs Broadway, N. y.
Or WILL. 3, BARRY 4 co, Agents,
mhl6-tt BSrnet.house Building, Cincinnati.
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N-ATTEN TIONI MARION OONTI.
N NBNTALsl- are hereby notified 70
Ing, 10 attend business: meeting and drill. By
order. 4 GEO. d. WHITO0M, Captain.
J. X. RATCHELDFR, O, b, ae
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN
ASG MRS. EMMA STEEL, EKamIning and
Prescribing Physician. Office corner Of Sixth and
Race-sts. mhl4lE
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GREAT LYRIO TRAGEDIENEE,
MADAME IN EZ TABBRI.
Friday Evening, March 23.
GRAhD OPsRAIc AND INSTRUMENTAL N
90 N O H RT!
MADAME FABBRI, sOpranOi
F sIGEORINA ROSETTI, Mezzo Soprano;
MR.. OHAS Il. ADAMS, Tenori
RICHARD MULDER Pianist and Composer.
The following magnificent and selected
P G H A M M
win be presented on that occasion.
FART I.
/. "Sonata In O minor, for Piano.. Beethoven.
Executed Richard mulder'
2. "Cberon Grand Scene and Air""...."". Weber.
Mad. Fabbri.
8. Air-From La FaYorita-" spirito Gentil "-DOn.
izett.-.... ...-" ...u". ..,--......."" Mr.. Adams.
4. Lied
signorina ROsetti.
8. Martha Duetto, with a fAyorite song, 1.-THE Last
hose Of Summer. '.a.""..... -......"......". FiotOw.
Mad. Fabbri and Mr.. Adams.
l. Fantasia de Concert."a.. ~ 90; m1tder'
2. "Das sohwabe Madsl 1.-THE Germ an Maiden
PrOok ..a-.....,.""--.-,"... Mad Fabbri.
.. 5~Ong-"The Dream Of Home" .'..."'.'.'""" -.
Mr.. Adams.
4. Concert Yalse. .... a.. ...... .a... .....P errugini.
. Mad. Fabbrl.
5. The Universal Carnival, (by request D"-.. II ulder.
Mr.. Mulder.
6. The Brazilian Orange g~irl'-Sung in National
Costume Of Brazil, (by Tequest,) J. Mad. FabbrI.
30 Tickets now on sale at Ohurch's Muslc-store,
GO West Fourth-st, whore q plat Of the Hall can
| be seen.
The Piano used on this occasion Is from the cole
bIa,td mandatory Of steinway 4 Sons, aud kindly
furnished By their Agents, messrs. Smith q Nixon.
So In order to meet the wishes OF q large num-
Der Of citizens, the price Of admission will DO re-
duoed upon this occasion 10
Fifty Gents on1ys
So Doors open at 7 O'elOcki commences at 8
O'Clock.
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49, ADJ r NJ
R meeting of LAFAYETTE Lodge No O
81, F. and A. NJ, THIS Thursday EvEN-~
ING, March q, at balf past seven O'Clock. w
mh2I!as !. z. Riley, Secretary.
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over the South, with the Border slave States
in their present hostile attitude, or without
their u~nequivOcal and firm support.
Then the only rational course is to recoR-
nize the Confederates as an Independent Gov
ernmenta at once, and enter upon negotiations
to settle international questions. The Border
States should be required to make their op.
tion between the Confederates, or the Con-
s%titution as It is, with an immediate under
standing hat they can not belong to both
any longer. To this complexion we are all
coming at last. Why not allow ourselves to
look 1.-THE inevitable course Of things now,
and act wisely instead Of drifting helplessly
and without any intelligent course 2
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
4 INV ARTICLE
aoback's Stomach Rittcrs (,

y h'N anu AtAfLIAl ultrfft luruia. ~
sfvir- ior % the sipnasl ami !oT te prrNsu,o on 4
biii lus complain rta ~ O. the Western COUNTRY,
Try a.
A. riori.ing drins 10 sslst ,iiress.su and r.i.e.
Dyspers a, y h.s uo eqrai Try u.
il Ilof u is sHDlvsov 90 a. other Rite. Tfv n
Tbs oimula - "a. se hiiers. lI~ell ihe .s.e
~ me y Dr. ksnace. orifii s,cc with one ~ ihs
oil' aui Doi r. inenl Nrt.cal Practitioners oi he
Me- sni IS directly prea.caied upon TIE wants q
sslern p.uPie
Tlese iei. ierirc her s4muius from ID ouer-
8 'cn nature offhe Ieo.f ard asrts s eAi,i 'l.s
are c'inT"'eo an - tas. .le. - snsying -.lsf
4rd rasif q te stomach. drs-li,y prs-notlveo a
TIMIrWtNtF.
he prcscl proprietor believe lLE in making tLe-,
sidciy knt-ti, tie public welfare IA subscived.
II vi sool be for sale hy al of ln. aohsek's ~
nero IS senss. ana Ilolcls, 4e the ....., .y.r
~ The meantime cTfc.- ai.. be Allied dr..f ir. L,
CINCINNATI n any quantity. ano az a.. osesr rcts.-
4 Is put Up ln Cla.t BoI,les, sut securely pAcksl IA
Sle dor c. go Half coz. sample vii tlu ~. r
,e pack ahd SEN % g.. as4rsss. II crsircd.
Retail Price, ei per bottfc. ~ .Ix
for e5.
Principal of'ice and s.,esrooin No g. Fas, =.
Street. ID bullaing from Main Atrsei. Ca.lnuss
Ohio. laboratory. 20. a Hammoui srf
For sale In Vigs County hy
I. 4. n0NNEl1.l. Terre hsa.e.
}. sUNIN1HAI
aA- a.. sHCkN. Ne~ Goshen
ftlLh hj sAI4sk. IvufT.~.l.
.rd by Druggists al ksr,I.
throlgL oCt ihe JaaiteG STATE .nd s=nats-
ellis