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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
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La
IMa ii.., ;linI; hANCPAfCHlSG CD IPaHi are
L'@ yr.-7eH ~ iGrnrh The frrmers AMI planters "'
'&t!sI 49,. H.!a taTua ~lIh The above Fertilizer u"
-; - =: c'ui,,. l., epp!ca'n to the wheat OPP
ss' s, oil. fa- urvr"ped up 10 this tne, mas
So - H:a'y sicc-tY; au !: Is deelned TO be eqnaii!
e sfis: - i,; i..,o OF i~haecv oais ano Corr,
~ - :'S al is moderate. bat tho ou;Py ".''
'-es i- -iriu ts 10 the dsnsiid ani, onrhs we
"-' -,E - c'uGtIun Gf .!rst I 10 ihcr nj ~p SAME
~ f'~r an" rr'I"s- 10 PURCHASE TO s'gniy the'f iu-
ii - a. III early DAY, 10 enable tbs oohpah!
-h=i-i. rr=rst.iiuu rxeruts al orders that mSJ
.'1..a.
nv: Pro o. aE!0 ih.. IS cash
~: "a DC sii7essrd " lbu Comui+s!en MGchan's
v-'''! - RI. ac,.d VI. 20
-, -':.... p. Il. BENTLEY. Ar.nt.
{",II's ,nLrsitKN COIN PLANT-
-, IL. ''sn.o AtachT.-nt
"a" De'L'"o'1D
: Hr,- TssM!cN PATENT DR,1S pLoW.
u: ~: 'GtlCn ,CLr.rATUR.
& . al. IN. nllrt:pu ~ Farmers 10 the aho7e I'm.
- ""'h Al Trst; d material and wfthEidiishiP; aho
-, i y f-c"rausud te;n backed by The u""t re
:. -''' 81 't- s!air heuy sli they are represent
-, F,'i-its su all lii- HbuY~ see ARrfcuiturA ~
80, f"'s 'of &c ,was THY never iail. The inpie'
'is.! - i-:tvry prices. fr,ixn, added:
JAS wall TURNER.
=, .ss ''r a /. Eoui: 'or hilhm md and vici'i,y,
S:s-:-,T Oice shock Slip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

oHIGLAs II G:tEtinit. xn give
-r>n It:l cOCErS OF HANOVER AND hASS
"iit.!aN. -. .,,,-., 81 King and
.. - AMI G.r I!a=. ,.,,.
T.: pDi'l;LAS As!s;'s, S:as mhaam. O.. ,
,;rl,,KY is "h tNirch -----NI- n.:iNr..- 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
COMMKsSIoNEHs>, sALE oF LANp IN

COM oNE2sS sAaE OF LAND IN
HANOiER COUNTY
obedience decree VI the Cheat Cnur. OF Hsno
Yer, prniocnceu The li;h iG? OF Drccmh-r, lSta,
Ia SUIT rrru L. pendiDg hr style nf srdncr &C.,
IS Gerd.ers executor, dc. the Iudrrssnrd this
nlssnn. Ihersn named, wilt the EIGHTH or
hAaC. 1861! the premises, sell Tract Of Land, In ih
county of Hanover and starr Virginia, late The rcs
OF Thomas Garn-r DECEASED. called AfNDaLE, contain
ing shout 23 Ii Is niue miles the cy Of Rich
lnund Is healthy aud excellent nrghborhu"d and
vriIeut ~ churches of the different dsnouinsvns The
land In good ptton and Of lmprov.
is sruraUty nd t-i 70 the production "f corn, ass
bacco &c. sot -rc:y variety o vegetables. AhouI thirty
Ave sc--s the aud well tiluDsrcd with cak and p;,e.
Fix Dul.des consist Of :uuinrtabe Dwelling house.
Gaming r"ols aud the custom ry ouI-hUn,e, 10 VII:
knrhen. staa-, corn houses, cartilage house, &C.
IEHNS:So n.ueh la ,sh viii pay the coats uf svt,
and SALE; -nder q! the purchase money, ia"
.e uy wl be made ku"wn the day ui >Ele They vii
ss accommodating. extending long credit. Bo,iis win
approved security wi be required for the deferred pay
cIents. tile be Tra!,ed until The Whole purchase
rlnn-y !, paid. Gil lSrAlN WHITE, tcop,'rs
Erh l5-rlls U. w. klLUANnSON.l 49, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

\ SES1rXTiors SPEECH Ut WAsulNoToS.-An
aged citizen Of Hartford relat,s the following
"reminiscences Of Washington. We copy from
the Boston journal:
when Washington made his progress 10
the Northern States i'll 1850, he avoided, rs
was proper under the circumstances, passing
through Rhode Island, which had not then &C
,cpted li:c Constitution. The Eearcst point TO
ihat STATE at Which he stopped, was the town
Of p,aiueld, Connecticut where he passed at
night. y large party Of ladies from Providence
had made the journey 10 Paiutied TO zee bun.
Tie thrung II c.tiz,ns of the town and the
surrounding parts, was SO great that these
ladies, who we,e afsstnblcd in room in the
hotel Opposite 10 that in which tine reception
vas held, after waiting many hours, were al-
most in despair OF their object, whsr the Com
niucc IF Arrangements stated their case 10
Washington, ard proposed that he atfJrd them
the qualification vi seeing him by going TO the
room whcre they were. TO this, with his ac.
cu>lnlnsd gaiIantry. he at "nce a.sen,cd. En-
lsrlns the room, he placed h'uscf ON an elrva.
led position, bowed 10 tie aides. and uttered
these words: 'Lldres! Ii you havo come 81
! Iur to ssr an oil uan. how lar would you 90 To
see u J9uhg on,1' Bowed again. und ilumc.
u!ILuly rrlllrd."
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}. MlGlLL l., .

}. IIlGlLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,,~:t .;,i. Gcber; ly!rr E>q, No. ii! Sontb sixth
'''>' lo:,tI.A y FL PHI ~.
,...a to- ,.v collection "t ciaius ana al! other ous
80 -. r,,- Jan 81 -ctl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
I.lIy.iaafE =. .u.nhA'

-: ,:EvEcKITRiDGE, ATTrRSeT At LAw,
..,,tIt,s IL she Ccur:s OF E2NtHurt arc So1o'aias
:Sc:.'- -. r,.,c,r cor,,y Va
&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

T"BAec,-Mrssrs. Giant, lludgson & Co,
Of Lvruon, III their monthly Tobacco circular,
ttns report the State uf the market In the
early part of tho month there was slightly
improved demand for most d. scriptions, und
wl.l:h was materially increased OF receipt oi
.lnlIruranlr alvlc,s from the United States
yuyars who had previously acted Oh the sup
pu,,,i,It that holders Would be compelled ~
,uhu.it 10 concessions, bavins purchased IL
-urI,c exteIi!, Considerable activity soon became
apparent in the market, terminating IN sales d
j. sUU huis.. VIZ 2.5uU hhds. oI Kentucky
Sui,,+, 2iU hhd, LeaE, 2l0 hhis. OF Virginia
L-al, and 2UU hhds. Striys, the larg' st amount
oI Lusracs, transacted Tor very l'ng period,
and entirely cortnrl 10 the trnd'i nl'Lcr sal
Of Western Strips wou!i have 1e' affected,
bit Luliers d,c.,ned operating at present rat. s.
und rune alcel, bc,ns Withdrawn from the
.larket. There bus been more demand for ex
uyrt, bu: sales have been limited in consequence
vi tn, tirnnrss vf holders. Imports, 81 hhds
Deliveries, 1888 hhds against 9ss bids in
Tie corresponding month Of last ear. Stock,
2n,7+l hhd<., against 1928 hhds. in 1880
= lyy ht.ds. in 1859; v,'2s hhds. in 1883
,7vu hhds. IN lS57. hid 1881 hhds. III 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

=.SFIsNTN-ht Rule, held ~ the Clerk' onSs u
H. Circuit Court, Of TIE Ccsnty of AsnTeo' On N'"'
day the IN hsy VI .eo'' PLntth.
Mi.sj4h NaoSun
1.nss w.ldor Administrator. Eis. the VIII 'ans.ea
~ Sadr.d Waldsr dscea,.d. Sarah "aldsr ana an.
M n.,, Of , suit Is TO csrtaa fsa San s
The e euuy OF and The Ss 81 srss 7" tue
which s ,Ai goaIsa r s1s e. Win :hs
asy Of t paid sps sss: ssi sss ~Sn
Judgment ttsov,'a ey The ~. .sa ,n in The Iu.tlnts
M Ssa ,ss cy Of Rehuead ssy Of Sov
SeS ss and sss ,sssd Eu.ses w. wu
i,r.n made and filed hat be De,snasn, n, |, her sby
u.,a.d to appear within month ster ahH In
h.rrof and do what |, necessary TO prolset ni'
| thij su!t. d copy iss'S s'S,,nrcnr siSD9 Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

LII JOHN A. CuILtVH
KEITH s Gil L ToN
Y,-yr,on sAuSClsR COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
,x,\IEtt"rt'KEls OF HEAVY WOOL.
VI i>,,uii,>. ) tGHu B.ANksTS. srVCklNG fAsH,
- '.,,,>IIX.rYS n, negro Suru-E. March s. c.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

1O = r Eis.-si aaer,' >h<sthug, tiinned' SAf aie
~ Ingot, FOR sXls BY ,rr~ o,pnoS soS
JAnE fof.N So ~1AS-'s": -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
| T,0MnI%SONERS, SIi.E OF VILUABLE Z

" NLGKVEs IN LOUISA COUNTY -Thr uIdSseisro"
Co,r Appreciated ios thai puru.re, vii rr"cer
TUESDAY l2tu .isr Of March ie1', II :Iir not Sac
alr usy TO ssl ST puh.e auction, 20 s hss= bid
der, OH credit ni sS uuihs at the late rsstitnce o
kchr=t Mo.> ars-asen Ia the COUNTY OF Lous-, r-s'
Buuptss aiaiiou cp tae firsHiS Ce"trtl Il. rus l.
FIX OK Eight LIKELY AEGR" s. consisting Of r"uei
AUD uoys IAuEo " irhHbtRkf
Commissioner.
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(ory--Teste,
Cxh 9t-cy5w JOtlNsON SANUS, Sffh

VTIKGINIA.-Iu -Iu lhe CirrIt Iuuii y! The C'i! o:
, R,ehu.Uad J.Du ,rS 81 l,G - .
~. II,,,, b,.lnt, adm Lis,rn,Or de bons non wi
IN, iii ann,aei Of p1r.I lSSnho ham. deceased nLG
administrator Of john J. London, deceased, Plahtf.
AValust
Eyrur Banks. Caroline II Wise, infant under ;he Hrs
-, tw.uty.ou- cara, by Fowhatau Roberts her Raafi'h
a l.m a,.!,ued 10 dse..d her III shis sut Jnnr' "
., g., a .,.r ueendutl.S.
uu The motion Of Alex andcr Taylor ard El'ira NJ Ia
rii. ny cusr the C"urt doth i.r that the eredors I"
Daniel deceased Qf ATTY there oe) 10 shos
u,r on ,h. dTs day tho u, isrm VI this Court, II
any cause they haye ass!ns' the sJ uen ana thVery o.
his estate his losAt.rs and dsribn.res; ana at C"'!
q th, rd br pub.h, Il unc= week lnr Tour week. u
nc- nrw.paprr published n the c!;y Of k"fnonu' si,' "
not a, the door City Cohou oi tis cry ni tt;
oud I,e 6rst day "f two successive 'e'n' VI e u
tiups Court OF the said CITY.
cppy-Teste, ,nn c,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
Feb 6-ca4Y bsHJa ioLLa ~, y. - N,o.e.
fNTfiE sIICUTT COURT or CtaES
1 ctHrIEiD COUNTY:
cuARp aHeHEk's EISGCToR,

Trs BANK or vlHsisiA
ny d-crss entered 10 the above cause At me Hosru
hy term oI the aid CrcuI; Court of c-s'rrned Gouh
tnr unar..;gued vnrris drected to en4ahe ah"
-.n,rt whether The drbts due the Bank OF Fg'hh men
Toned 10 the .uppllinrtal i"rt y Inc
1861 wsre lntsn"s to be seeurd by the desa nom n
az, 10 Kch.rd Archer Of tns Ig;h HovrmheF, - ana
h,brr i or say psrl Of raid dei5 have been pao ala"
that he also ,nqufe .port whether there ars any
orr deb D. secured hy tho said deed, when rsoaie W..
md " v the amount Of zach, tie persons 10 "ho'
Inv are rr,tectfny due and the rrl,tvs prlory % W..
~ In,s un;.r the provisions Of tbs sad deed oil ttu''
orr,o In,srested In the sal account rsherEoy ~
80 o s,nrar .t the ofhes Of M.s.E. McRea hsst',
s,.;. ~ tsy 10 the city Of Richnond, on Wednesday
rs. 41i day Of March next at "h'en time tnd pis'=
pr ,csr" 10 sae L. ~ BURFooT. Comm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

y rrher particulars o:de kno~n on day OF bale.
prhS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05

yyIwGsNIA, AT Eui~. held n The ClsIk o'h 10. ~,
,h- Circuit Cuur, Of The Chy VI Rcnonu On 'ne -"
o"L o.. " M.r,hsl, 4 L. Marshall and a )! Marshall
Against -, .u,,, or,,v md as
.u,h nJniu,,rr,ur # Jusepn q. Lsath de'snsea, "
sr,;rh and ljarn H. maddox 4 Suih ana 3iada"S
Imy."n r,rir Of III. city Il nie,mond John tls, a.
IT, Mcoul George &in.r Taylor and "iA,ns, th2pa' 9io,
hs"'''' JUN a. N''' Defendants,
7b. Of j.e, Of ,hi. sui: Is ssab'h the rsft OF s tan
rim. 10 lwv slaves nau-d L,iayettr (ca led tayets} M"
aa .h.r II irSr,co uu,y, aud IS sush aiuinlstrsto
81 i.seph g. L~.h and 70 rseos,r M hs hTe. ah4
vroc,. OF tic said .ls:es sincs the DEAN o. s SS h
J ada vii I'M ri h, u made and nird that apSrhce 'as
LIN o m bvh.l, th- par sse-rtsn 10 What COUNTY
W. corpor.tn the def, nont John tls IS ~il' "
,t ,it is required 20 APPEAR vi mn c'e no
- au publ cation Lri soi, end do What 10 "
pro'-e' NJ '".. BENZ POLLARD, D. e.
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Eco 2S~,yaT

eopy-Trste,
fl,r I ~ IiuIL1 L. 4 z.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
AHor.e 20 General nIoCIeIIap.

We happened yesterday to be present at a
little gathering of gentlemen connected with
the railroads which enter the city, met for
the purpose of formally-though without
much formality-presenting to their friend
and late associate, General George B. Nc
ClellaD, one Of the most elegant and majestic
horses we remember 10 have seen. The horse
was purchased at st. Louis, and cost $500.
He is a bright bay, somewhat dappled, with
black name snd tail, lofty, elean.limbed and
powerful. He is said to be perfectly broken,
stands music and fire, and is to all appear
ance just the horse for the man. No speeches
were made IN the occasion-the presentation
words being contained in a letter from the
donors; and such is the innate modesty 0
our fellow citizens Of the railroad persuasion
and such their unwilingness 70 see theil
nsmes in print, and have their good deed
hissoned to the world, that we were unabl,
to obtain the document for publication.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
BACKING WATER.
The British Press on the American
Troubles.

The London Telegraph states in its last
received issue
At the preset time, in the absence Of all
information as to the intentions and deter
mination of the border States, it would be
Idle TO indulge in any speculations as 10 the
probable result of the war. We, however
have a confident belief that the North, armed
in a just and religious cause, possess both
the will and power to reduce the Secession
list States to obedience. They have only by
an efficient blockade to cut of aud intercept
the m of the enemy in the one great
staple Of cotton, to achieve q triumph
which, though it may be accompanied by
temporary commercial disaster, will in the
long run certainly and surely destroy the
resources, and therefore the means of resist
ance, of the Confederate States.
But In England we have right TO con-
slider this question upon personal and in-
tefested grounds. No one can deny that the
! great markets Of Liverpool Scd Manchester
beat responsive TO every ebb and now qi
| American circulation. We naturally wish,
by means Of the productions of India and
Natal, to free ourselves from the prohibitory
tariffs of America, whether they be enforced
in the shape of a tax upon cotton, TO aug
ment the resources Of the South or TO pro-
tect the manufacturing industry OF the
North.
SPOh hAEhCI kIOuuuo Nluu tnOoo u oOA
interest the people Of this country regard
the inevitable inconvenience and horrors o.
civil wal which are about infiict the people
of he once United States. We may say
that the merchants Of Liverpool and the
manufacturers of Manchester will feel the
evil quite as strongly as the producers Of the
South, who are all for free trade, aud the
manufacturers Of the North, who are fol
protection at all cost. Upon the progress o
humanity in the Western World a greai
cloud has fallen. We believe that the battlt
will be fought eoutTdnce, and that in tht
piece of a once great, powerful and preten'
tious republic, we may see three coniedera
tions equally weak and powerless for good
But the sympathy of the people Of Euglant
must be with the North, where reputation
of slavery in every shape is a compensation
for prohibitory tariffs and restrictive legisla
ton. By means of o maratime war, b.
priYateers and ~blockades, they can easily re
duce the South TO obedience, and restOr
that Union which at one time appeared :
be destined to make the United States th
dominant power of the New w >rld.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
Authentic News.

The Pittsburg Post has dispatched two
special correspondents and boy, to the seat
of war, who promised faithfully to keep out
Of harms way during the shock of arms aud
the trumpet's blast, and not to join a rife
company after the battle, but make the best
use Of their time for the information and
edi6cation" of its readers. Our cotempo-
Iaries in this city have, judging by the facts,
given similar instructions to their specials"
who, in obedience thereof, keep so far out of
the way of harm and every thing else, that
they never pick up any thing but State
1umors and the most enormous and incredi-
Die romances.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

HALLAM. On Monday afternoon, 18th inst, at
q quarter past four O'Clock, of consumption, Nancy
Jane Hellam, daughter Of the late Danisl Halam,
deceased, aged IL years and 6 months.
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday, 18th
inst. at O'Clock P. M from the residence Of her
mother, 70 q Race; street, The friends of the
family are invited to attend without further notice,
-uBAGOT.-May II, 1861, at the residence Of her son,
Mm. +. Bagot, near New Marion, Ripley County,
Indiana, Ellen, wife Of Walter Bagot, aged SO years.
She was a native of Ardfnan County, Tipperary,
ireland. Her remains were brought to this city,
yesterday afternoon, for i%nterment
philadelphia papers please c1py.
On Saturday evetiug, MAY IL, at 9 p.
M, Martha A. MoOune, Of Inflammation Of the
brain, aged 10 years.
BEALER in South Covipgtop, on Thursday,
MAY 6, ROfa, second daughter Of Cornelius Dealer,
of this city, in the l7th car of her age.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
CusroM HOUSE, CINCINNATI.

CUSTOM HOUSE, CINCINNATI, /
1T. JeAr.on sberIock. Ssnrveys r ~ the he P sSpti under
the authority of law apdiL structioni from the Secre-
appoint Charles II. Sargent, as my repFessentatiye,
TO investigate and examine oil shipments leaving
Shippers. merchants, and carriers will obey this
order under the penalty q oonfseatton Of goods, and
anu Din' SO'D' I. JEFFERSON sHYLoCK,
.... Surveyor of Customs.
In discharge ofduty assigned BY the above author
ity, notice is hereby given toall whom Il may con-
lations and requirements will be strictly maintained
The Master or Oommandant Of any and all vessels,
steamers, or other water. craft, landing or lying, in
sSIbT Tec under the Sn Iq 66slS sneS OF t Ssis Port sis s1 s.i, D or
other craft. any goods, %ehattels, baggage OF NOR
snd for actual yi use and Consumption BY the said boat,
receive a permit from the Surveyor 81 Customs or
receive on board such articles Of merchsndIse, &c,
for which purpose 1t shall be the duty ofthe Master
water. craft, to sig0ify to the Suryeror Of Customs
his intention and purpose to receive on board his
craft articles Of merchandise or property for trans
AetOre the departure, Of any vessel, steamer or
the jurisdiction of this port the master or person
having charge thereof shall deliver to the Surveyor
Of Customs, or his authorized representative, q
manifest Of the cargo on board the same, specifying
name Of shipper, consignee and articles, which said
afr nation, by the said master or persoR having
charge thereof, and receive from the Surveyor Of
UNIONS OF HIS leBhl TepTt5ehlhtlNes q CtehI tuC5 v
permit for the departure of his said boat or craft.
Presidents, Superiutendents, Express Agents and
all Conductors of Railroads within the Jurisdiction
of this port will obey and conform as near as practi-
cable to the above instructions, and Def re receiving
goods, baggage or articles of merchandise for trans
pUrtation, and obtain permit as before specified.
q. ii. SARGENT, Special inspector.
OUsToM-HoUsE, OINcINNATI,l
SURVEYORS OFFICE, May IL, 1861. J
The above regulations and requirements are duly
#. JEFFERSON SHERLOCK,
Surveyor of Customs,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
AburpAvr Cnops IN TrNNEssEr.-

'CNNN
Nashville Patriot observes:
The wheat crop of Middle Tennessee is in
the most promising condition. II is grow
ing most luxuriantly, and the yield is likely
TO be greater, per acre, than ut any time
since the over fruitful season Of 1855. Some
of II will be ready for the reaper in three
weeks from this date. We shall, therefore,
in a short time, have new -four and plenty
Of il, at low prices and our Northern
'brethern' will learn that we can be indie
pendent Of them ever for our supplies of
breadstuffs.
The oat crop is also growing finely while
the old staple Indian corn looks a little yell
low from excess of rain. This, however,
will soon disappear under the genial rays Of
the sun with which we are blest. There
hes been a greater breadth Of land devoted
to these crops, so there may be no deficiency
IN either. There is not SO much interest
felt in cotton, yet enough.of it will be pro-
duced. What is lost from diminished guam
tity will be made up in increased price.
The prospect for an abundant crop of
peaches, apples, and other fruits, grown in
this latitude, was never finer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

haYe acquired, like that Of Great Britain, all
the ~lexibility that is necessary to adapt II
to every possible state Of circumstances, and
a volume which will place IL above the reach
OF the three half-pence Of the correspondent
Of the TSmes-entitling il toa measure Of
respect which he seems unwilling TO accord
in its present rudimentary state and dimin-
utive proportions.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

7. L'HoMHEDiEU, son of s. 8. HHomme-
dieu Of this city, who received his education
at . military institute in Kentucky, and OBJ.
tanned the appointment Of Second Lieuten-
ant in the Sixth Regiment United States
Infantry, has, ct his Own request, been trans-
ferred to the First Regiment Of Cavalry,
which is now at Fort L~eayenwoIth. He is
ordered to report himself at Fort Columbus,
New York, forthwith and will probably be
sent to join his regiment Immediately.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
Apparatus for Deformities.

Apparatus for Spinal Curvature, Club Feet Bow
Legs. Weak and Silt Joints, and all other physical
Del, rmitios. made and accurately hted, AND war
Ianted TO give satisfaction, as the kaaical,euIe
Truss Once Of b. N. MARSH, CQRLIse q Coz D
West FOurth.st, opposite tbs High 5teeple, Oinoin-
natl, and = Vesey.tt. New York, These who have
tried useless iRcumbrano6s, without any beneficial
results, are invited to cali and examine our speoi-
mems and references. We refer 20 those WHO hsye
have all kinds Of Tfus5es, from 81 upward, Abdoms
inal Supporters, shouidar-breces, Elastic Stock
inEs, Suspensory BandAges, etc which We accu-
ratslY az TO the Teqdifemepis OF the case, mgl2-D
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

SAN. HoUsToE recently made q speech at
Galveston, in which he declared that he
would stand by the South at all hazards,
"snd die in defense of her rights.p As he is
cd enough and foolish enough to die, it is
10 be hoped that be will keep that, he will
DO far discard his habit Of lying, as to keep
that part Of bis promise.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

Yesterdays ST. Louis papers contain
nothing OF interest respecting the troubles
there Of Saturday, which was not previously
telegraphed here. We had expected to OBJ
tain the Missouri Democrat last night, which
would probably have furnished an unbiased
account; but that journal failed to arrived.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

ENDER- HERNER.-A Columbus, o, on May 9,
by Rev. j. b Hemsteger, at Holy Cross Church, Mr..
Joseph Kinder and Miss Mary Herner, all Of Colum-
bus.
SAILE-MILLER.-At Columbus, o., May Q, by
Rev. j. b. Hemsteger, at Holy Gross Church, Mr..
Wendetin Sale and Miss Barbara Miller, all Of Col
DICKEY-HUTCHTsoN.-on the 9th inst, at the
residence Of the brides father, in Columbus, by Rev.
Poirdexter, Mr.. Jeremiah Dickey and Mrs. Lucy J.
Hutchinson.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

1t viii be seen by our dispatches that two
regiments of troops passed through Balti-
more unmolested, yesterday. Whether a
second instalment will meet with similar
success, we have no means Of determining.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
Later from Havana.

New ORLEANS, May l3.-The Mexican war
steamer Consitution, from Havana on the
9th, has arrived. Sugars declined M@Nei
New Orleans IL quoted at 81 reals. Ster-
ling Exchange 7@TX premium Exchange
on New York, 2@3 premium,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

L~oUIsvIILE, May ls-P. M.-River raisipg
slowly, with eleven feet six inches In the
canal. Weather GEAR Mercury 60.
PlTTsBURa, May l3-M.-River nine feet
by the pier mark, and about stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14

THH Southern official accounts Of the
taking Of 0rt Sumter all concur in stating
hat DO lives were lost in that affair. There
hmust be an awful lie out 50 3 eWhere.