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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

New YORK, January San Englishman
named John Williams died from starvation
in MadisOn-street yesterday. His three
children were found nearly dead from small
pox, and his wife exhausted.
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FOUND.

EJfOUND-PocKET- BOOK- -Containine a small
n amount Of money, on broadway. The owner
eau have il By sailing ct 400 broadway, proving z
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LOST

n OST-AK UMBRELLA-MarISed on the OUT
h side s. II. 4. Bissell.n The finder will please
return the same TO the office of the Daily Press.
LJas,Gl
n .QsT--RlNG-A plain Gold Seal Ring, with a
rewarded, by leaving ii With J. IL. SIMPSON, IS
West Fourth st. ias'b'
n OST-kED C0W-0n the Hth OF DeesmOer,
- with white mark on her rump. bone, and a
short tail; between aud 10 years old. Any person
giving inf0Imation 10 as 80 lead to her recovery,
will receive IS, by calling at Mrs. DOS NEILHS 8,
Sixih;st between Broadway and Oulyerti opposite
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

The Secession Feeling In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, January The Immediate
Secessionists have carried the City ia the
election o-day.
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RoARprNG.

TRGARDING-A gentleman ana wife, or three
NJ trgle ladies can be accommodated with gODd
beard at 1856 Fhth-st ), east of Broadway. ja9-bS
HpOAH DING-A nice front room, with gas aud
ED ire, Apply at 1S9 Meund-st., between Court
and Clark. ja6-d%
HlOAHuING- pleasant front room for u
.AO family or single gentlemen and boarding at
260 Ninth ST., between Uentral-ay. and John-st.
ia6d'l
EROARnING-A comfortable room with board,
-bB suitable for two gentlemen. References
quirsd. Apply at lS2 GeoTge-st, between John
and Smith ia9-bS
WlOAH DING-An English lady has very pleas
NJ ant itont room, to rent to two tkroe gentle
mth her family Is a private one, in which she
oilers the pTNieges AID comforts Of II home. Ad-
dress nR ANITA, Press Cffice, iaa II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Cry IMPROVE
MENTs.-At the regular meeting of the Board
yesterday, Mr.. Kiersted presiding, the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
The Clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit to the City Council ordinances to
grade and pave with powders, the following
named streets;
Front-street from Washington-street to
the east line of the city Of Cincinnati; Smith
street, from Second-street to the Whitewater
Canal.
Mr.. Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, submitted
plat and estimate for Macadamizing with
broken stone Mcmillan street, from the Mad
iSon-road to Church street. Approved.
The Clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit to Council an ordinance to assess
special tax upon the real estate bounding said
improvement.
The contract to grade Dayton-street, from
Freeman-street to Western-avenue, was
awarded to George Oberkline, at thirteen
cents per cubic yard.
The Commissioner of the Northern District
was authorized to have repaired the culvert
at the Pest-house lot, at a cost not to exceed
$2S. Adjourned.
LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION - Aaniversdry
Festivay.-The Landlords Association held
its first anniversary festival at the Dennison
House last night. An excellent supper was
prepared by the proprietors, the senior of
whom is the pioneer landlord of the city and
the West. The following are the toasts;
l. The PresideT of the United States.
2. The Governor of Ohio.
s The Day We Celebrate-GlOrious in the history
of country; may its remembrance serve alike to
territy the foreign foe, and inspire the nation with
patriotism and love and Union.
Response by j. Watson.
A The Union-Msy it ever remain in its majesty
and strength, the dread Of desp0ts and the JOY of
freemen.
Response by DIR. Cahill.
5. The Army and Nayy-May the former never
lack Scots and Andersons and the latter ever be
warmed by patriotic hearts and hands.
Response by Col. Geoffroy.
G. The Memory of Washington = patriot a
statesman and a soldier-the noblest work OF God
an honest man.
Response by Mr.. Johnston, of the Burnet
Z. The Memory of Jackson-May the irmness and
patriotism of General Jackson long continue e
shine as beacon'liRht, and guide the statesmen oi
America.
Response by Mr.. Metcalfe.
8. The Press-Free itself, let US hope II may even
be found battling on the side Of freedom
Response by II. H. Robinson.
o. The Ladies-God bless them, they are always In
favor Of Union.
Response by E. B. Dennison.
10. cOtton-Good for ast-works-may II nevei
| well helped " detsnd, n
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FIcE.-The following are the receipts at the
Mayors Office for the week ending yester-
do
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION- sALE-By WELLS & MILES
IN No pa Pearl street Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at Auction, for Cash.-We will sell THIS
MORklNG; January 9, at O'Clock, variety of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods jag
A UCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG & Will
n LIAMS-Sales. rooms % and , East Third
5,reetmDry Goods Iron stone WaTe Fgrp9htuEr9,
MORNING, at Q o'clock, win be sold stock Of Dry
Goods, Blankets, Boots, Shoes, &C.
At l(H oclock-A lot of Furniture, consisting of
reaus, Stands, Tables, Arm Nurse-ohairs, Whatnos,
IyonstOne Ware, &c,
ALsO-At II o'ciock-A Panorama of John Brown,
with all the fixtures complete
jas KELLOGG q WILLIAMS, Aucrs.
A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFF 4 90.
Positiycl9.-on WEDNEsD AZ hioRNING. January
0, at % O'clock, at No. East Fourth-st., will be
SOLD at Auction stock of very superior Furs, among
which are genuine Greek Stone Marten, real Hud-
Russian squ,l rel, bohemian and River Nina oapes,
NictOTines, N ufis, Cuffs &c &C,
ALSO A lot Of Common Furs.
n, ms IS positively the last sale OF Furs az
''' w JACOB GRAFT, Auotloueer,
jas is East Fourth'st.
NJ0TlCE.-TBE UNDERS SIGNED
~ would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they again In possession Of
their old stand - and "a East Third-strt ct, from
We will still continue the General Auction aud
Commission business for the sale Of Furniture, Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Queensware and Mer
.ohandise generally, having ample room for the
storage Of all kinds of goods.
WeTeturn our thanks for past favors and solicit,
and hope TO merit, the Continuance of patronage
All outdoor sales promptly attended 70,
Liberal advances made on goods consigned for
sale. Tia6-N KELLOffG a WILLIAMS.
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OEEy NTED-StTUATIONs- two girls; one
w as cook, the other chambermaid Best Of
references given. Apply at I15 Elm street, below
Third. iaS-b+
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wv TED-SITuA rIoN-B BY an American, of
w good moral character, to do general work in
n store or at gentleman residence in the city.
For further information, address VIM. O. j., Post
office. Good references given. ia9 b*
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

VEyANTED-A slTUATION-By a young girl,
w who can come well recommended, to do cham
bcr work in private family. Would not object to
general housework for q small family. Address
KATE, care of Press Office. ja9-b%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

wv WANTED-EyERY LADT-To come and
w my pretty and cheap Window. shades, of every
style also, all kinds of Mattresses, Bedding, &C.,
at Il, @ sTEVRES'S, 95S Walnut.st., between
Sixth and Seventh jas f.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

KUANTED-GIRL-To 90 to Newport ny to
Wv do light homework References required.
Apply at this Office, between the hours of % and
o'clock, jaS-bF
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WyANTED-EVERY LADY--Fo look to her
w Parlor Furniture also, her Spring, Hair aud
other Mattresses and get them renovated at q O.
sTENENS'S, ass Walnat-st, between sixth and
Seventh. ja8-fs
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WANTED.

LOST" "TOUND," "BOARDIN0,' kc.-Ad
sertisementg coming under thepa headiuRu, not ex-
oeedina hve lines win be lnserted twice for 95 ceh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

WNANTED-MINIATUR In oil cours, by
w the iron Elgte process They can be had for 70
corner Fifth and Main. Examine specimens at the
door. Small pictures nine cents. %
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WV WANTED-ANA AGBET-He can clear $40 per
w week, commission. Persons seeking Situations
as cerRs, book Keepers pOrters for steamboats, ho
tells arc stores, &c, should call at the Elm p0ymeDt
Cfice, SS Third-st near Vine, I'd story. ia9-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

KWANTED-A PARTNER In an established
w business; that win pay from 81 to $40 per day.
so need address apply unless they have cash
Cauital Of 500. a young man preferred. J. WAT
son, 1877 West Fourth st. Cincinnati ia9-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

WXyANTED no LOAN-3I,7GO on unincum-
w bored property, ia this county, for two or
IL rec years
ALSU-Io Exchange for small farm, country
Beat rear the city, or to exchange for dry goods
seisTal tracts of valuable Farming Land, sitaated
in Marion County, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
ALSO 81 600 cash and good farming lands will
be raid for residence Ia this city, worth from
81 ,0p0 10 SIlGC0
ALSO x well. improved Fgrm in Missouri, to he
exchanged for vacant building, or house and lot
In the city,
ALSU-To lease, with privilege of purchase, two
Lots, Of 70 feet each. WIN. j SHEPPARD,
lag So West Thirh-st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-09

WNAN1 1ED-GIRL-About 10 years old four
w miles in the country, to nurse aud do cham
ber-work for small family. Apply at lib Sixth
et =, betweon and o'clock this afternoon. JlS-b"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
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TIE SCHOOL ExHI BTrI0N.

The pupils of Mr.. WAGHT's School gsFs
g public Exhibition al Babbits's Hall, on
Friday and saturday evenings Of last week.
Long before the time appointed for OPEN
ing shs doors, the people began 20 Assem-
bla, aud the doors we're opened at their
request, and the Hall was almost instant
ly FLIED. Many who arrived about the
commencement of the exercises had 10
stand up, while many others could not get
into the room, The scholars all perform
ed sheir parts admirably and With bat ons
exception, gave general satisfaction. That
exception was the Original Address deliv-
cred by s. d. Smith, which some of our
citizens characterized a. Black Repub-
EcAn speech" Il Ia true that Vt did not
agrees with the sentiments expressed; bat
We did not see why any one should take
offause ut Ii. This il free eountry-ths
assemblage wal mixed-being composed
Of both political parties, and Ra cannot
see why 40 address should offend the one
because it expressed the sentiments Of the
other. Bat be thas a. it mag, Ahs address
was well delivered, and thai waa what we
went to see. The object Of such ,Exhibs-
tiona is not to anuse Or salighten the pub
lie With the sentiments Of ths pieces spok-
en- bat to show how well they can be
spokas. Hundreds present. On thas ooca-
sioa bad heard over and over again the
quarrel between Brutus and Cassius spok-
en--shey did not attend for toe parpass
Of learning it anew; but In ordw 10 zoe
what advancement Mr.. WTsghtss pupila
had made in the science Of slocusloa, and
. HBlack Republican speech, !" where lie
aathor WIS Republican, was perhaps,
the beat calculated 70 call forth the aner-
gy, and demonstrate the powers oil elocu-
ton By its author.
All did sxceedingly well and anuah ma
tive talent was displayed. omeportions
of the performance. ewing to che pacalias
traits Of good breeding exhibited BY scaas
of ahs aadisncs, was scarcely understood
or appreciated By those who were Eossa-
nate enough sven 70 obtain front seass, |
on account Of The noise kept Up Ia The |
centre and back part Oh the Hall. All the |
time when the audience should have OBJ |
served profoamd silence, some were m |
sniging In loud CONDENSATION and laugh
teEs and We heard ons man laare shar,
ones during the delivery Of paess. CIV
ous aAmaa.n THAI man considers him.
sslf, and 10 ganeraily considsrad hy enr
sisiasnss geallsmani bot We ere sorry
10 b csnpslled ~ sag thae both partinsl
ars Iabosing undsr greas mistake.
From the numbers present, ne coneludnl
hat our eifisszas taake deep intsfsss iu
,ar schools, and ws hops shss thaa iu.sr-
u will net In tbs Least ebxte, sad - Il
% hapsy thaz thoss Eho f1iled ID hsax ~
vall as thoss shnk a hsue a khas -
- ~ sskc1nxs, nI1f Mnfte ~ ~ fnl
fhst our tssthsxs ena1l d6snt3 ri
- q 1haix tiss j. xin t1ne n6euI
GOD hsh1gfoxs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

coz RESPoSDEkcE OF THg BUGLK.
Editors Biigis-Sirs Allow me, thro'
the columns Of your worthy paper, to
draw the attention Of the.publio to the
necessity Of . hone guard as oar troops
are being cal led away by the goserumeut
to other quar- ters. We are surrounded By
Indians on the North and West, and we
know not hoE soon that exciaabIe race of
beings mag think Il their time TO intrude
upon our frontiers, and do as much injury
before We could properly organize body
of men TO prptecz our rights. There Ia a.
rumor new aloat, that when the troops are
all gone, they viii avail themselves Of the
opportunity of visiting the frontier. We
can see daily in oar towns and villages,
that race Of Rsiugs begging and soliciting
aims; Is 1t for the mere necessity of gss-
sing sustainance, or are thsy fsspiSs S''--
IL is, however, no harm for Us to be pre-
pared, for We vel. know, that many white
men are alrels9y ID their ranks, and men
OF the loWes4 grade, Who would stoop TO
the most vile acss 10 accomplish their aim
men Whese vary life is one continued
seen of ime,deYii-dAring and death
dealing fncDs wno, wishons hssisanay, do
these acts, who VOID ness willingIy BIO the
means Of paundsring cur towns and villa
ges. twill not cost Us much, and surely
ali men, IL true to their homes, win be
willing to promote the cause Of self~se-
earity. WeIana several thousand SIN
dian Warriors" who for plumber, mix
cd With revenge, woald have ne Rercy, but
deal the deadly blow With the tomahawk.
crawling upon ~ with The silent tread of |
a midnight assassin; let US be on our
guard, for w fear that the most desperate
Of msn sre Of shsir head urging them On.
STAR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
SENATOR m ECgEaREnGE ON THE
GMN85@

The Cincinnati Eaqasrsr puhliahes .
pirhasisa Espors Of speech delivered By
Hon. John @. Breckenridge, before The
Kentucky Legislature, in which be de-
clares himself conditionaliy for tha seces.
sion of ksntacky, and her union with the
Southern Confederacy. We take the fol-
lowing from the comments OF tho Frank
fort Commonwealth upon bis speech, IS
exhibiting IN brief the ground taken by
hims
In word, his speech amounted 10 just
this II The SOrth and che seeding States
could agrees upon d eonpronAise which
should Be final, and which would induce
the seeding States tocpme bach. then be
wonld be fsioiesd; but ahlass the seced-
ing States would consent 10 come back, be
was for Ksntucky going with them, A
the same tins, hs attempted 10 eonsf1
shs Legislature that such q eompros3
vas Impossible.
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- At . boarding house d AiilIedge-
vile, the day on which the araaaaes Of
seeessioa was passed, some VI tha dele
gates, who were impatient % be oas IN
ths crowd Who were sh0uEiHg fos the ,ia-
depsndent Stats Of Georgia, rspsaaahing
ths cook for NOS hsyias sszppsE essliess~-
He repIieG ~ MI a Il. a. ~.
HWsIl, gam'msn, | hear you say dls
szcsniHg yoa rDnld bs oas1n chg skited
States IpFe tree o'clock to-aAy, cad /
thoneH fNaaM b lats sfsrs 1su kas hask
70 supper INT exea91d hinss 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

- Hon. Schuyler uolfax has rssarn-
ID Aoas and ilaaouncss, IN the Cast nasn-
bsr Of Ais paper, The South Bsna Register
thai hssccststaI,latss IN overland "Trip 10
Galifornsa, ID junes ansil m extra session
q Coasrass shoala be sumnaonaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

EyHERIFP's SALE.
> B. virtue Of special ExseztEon 10 nae aiEec4-
Oh from the Oee Of N CLERK OF The Dikirf5 Court
ef Pettax sttasazF oo9usy, Iowa, shall pgSca4f TO
sFli % wedResday the aad day 0s May, A, D. 1884,
between sAe hsHrsnE 10 e,aaask A, n aaA sse5acx
r. NJ OF said aay, sale 70 eozaease ~ Ia olaces A,
~ Ia front Of the County freaSufrrss ofem, Ia she
sity Of C1aacii hiahs the following assxtheA real
estate OF y and Harriet Johnaon and Charles
Blake ta-WIt: l. ta-s E8g
Lots n, IL. 30 81, n, IS 10 rs, u 60 ia Jaan-
sons As1itiou to couasiI Rin1zs Iowa.
Taken as the property Of J. E. Johnson 20 satisfy
an execution IN favef Of Alex. 8. saroni
g. H CRAIG, SAsFiR.
April n, 1851 AZ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
ApEuH 1851

ITO DAVID 4 CoHS.
Gsasleasn--xsu are hsresy nottaea that
there IL uUw on als the once Of the Clerk Of The
District Court In PvtfAwast&Hse Co uaty, Iowa,
Petition Of Asssn, Csmstoc& n Sen, claiming Of
you the sum Of Ten Hundred aad eighty-ans etty-
ave oae-haadEed talIsrs, a. Haoeies dae ca year
certain TEolissoFE sotes, e2eSatsd % them Ia the
months IF JEae, August and September 1859; also
asking THAI grat % attachment may be issued g.
s4fnst yURr goods, ehaftels, lands and tensmenfs,
(which said attachment has been isSasa and levy
made aScgrdiuSty3 20 secure PagmEGt nf said claim
and thai unless sea appear asla plead thereto By
the morning ct the seeond dag Of the ne1i terra
Of said Court, 70 be begun AMI heI4ea IN GoHneil
hlngEs, PattawstASmIH county. Iawa, en- tae First
Monday ia August, 1871. fragment Sin be Trndered
against yoa thaFeVa. ...-.
JAMES WILLIAMS
AtEys fer PlAs
Ordered thai the above ngties be Published In the
Council EtWhs Bagle Tor feGE wesks caasecasiyely.
g. r. BCRDTCE,
Clerk pistfaef Court.
April 81, lsSi, &w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

% ! rough old Captain, id storza,
when the terrified passengers persuaded
him TO petition Heaven for cessation OF
tha tempest, preferred the following hriag
request: so Lord hasu't bsen In The
habit Of calliag on thee often; and if you'll
shift the wind from SOU west 10 lisla
more SOU, I|wea,f sroabIe goa again.r
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/ oMTNIsTRANoR,a gAxEL

N kotGne Is hereby siEsD that l, n @. wit, AZ
Aaniakssrasar 81 ne Bsta4e 81 p. D. poEEey Gsag,
deceased ss<aaof Eafta@atsazAls oazntys Iswas win
sy vrtns 81 "a order made 81 sac Pseessa GsnFt Of
RoEsm was9arnIs county Iowa at khe September
fern thereof Il. D. feso 90 Friday TIE fsfk dag Of
ApraI 1851 nj tAa fronl a8oE sf the CsRnay Jadgss
Dcs Ia the slty 81 CosxEii Elses, pgoesed 10 sell
II oaelie vaspe 20 se hAzhsst Sad SsSs baAdsr Cor
casa the t0liewing described Zeal Relate ths prog
srty Of said estate Of p. 3. q. Gray, to-wd
Ia the Howard Ad6ltion 70 COUNSEL AiHzR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

PAIR OF RKAL NOVELTIES,
"A AND oEE w1rH9uT MATEJ
tst-'THE PAPER NECK TIE
TR&ten4 applied foFl
This il made eAtirely OF Paper, Ia Iee different
Etsles and in perfect ialtatLon u silks and othax
EaArica. rae price Is lew that gentleman may
wear nsw Tie every day, and yet nos be ehaTEssbie
with extravaganza, one Tie can be worn . 20
days, il necessary 10 ecoacIniEe. ~, .a.'E
2a-THE RELIEF TIE. 4...
l. [Patested Jan. -, 1881
haas 10 asuhkl4ss she aaest PeFfsua malk us evsr
invented and Il inst what tbs naue Implies, pei
feet "Relef from all fnFthsa EsGuAls ts tying bswE
3d-TIIE LAcR EpaE yIs y .aoE q
An exaulsitely beautiful ansgse--lE las oBly 10
BE- seen &c b aduirv4 strv r+f -.
SMITH RH0UWKE, Soke MaRngacfnxers,
No. % Warren street, n x.
N D. We seIl To Ehsls8ale 10h&sEB sMay Geun-
try Merchants can order goods Of Aas Wholesale
House v IA whnm EAas are &aAitam. 3w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

NTOFICE
" l. hereby given that Ruth, my wife has left
nIy bee AID board WIth0Ht cause or pFBv0caion. and
all persons hereby warprd against trusting haE-
eeFtnz Or paying her anything my Blcogx4-
JACOB WILKINS.
Oct 8. 1850 "
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n EAEK THESE RA0Ts
M THR TEsTraosT OF THE WORLDS
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80 11oalRl1ef NJ q - ri ~ 80 ssps-
xsax q A9.1e ~ - o1ts. Aise. D
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2 3 III Ngr 2 = y
STIFF JoSw

Ikthozsh the above eompislRts dineT wiaety IN
their origin and nature, Jet thss all require local
treAthsszst Many 81 sts worst cases, or suca dis-
cases, wiil yiRla IN comparatively khort space on
tIuoa when this Ointment u diligently rabeed into
sna parts affected, esea after svery otA eF means
have tsfea In ali serious raa1iss the Pills should
De taken an &eoorizaca 10 The printed INSTRUCTIONS
4ccoIRp&nyiH sscH baN,
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April u, l1i
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-01
rSnccial TO the W0rld.i
Battle OF Edwards Ferry--The Califar'
nia Regiment Arlnihi1ateG.


Only the Rhode Island officers stood
by their guns the men retreatins early
in the fray. The enemy charged from
the woods in all directions couverging
upon our force. They were bravely
met but the slaughter Of our best Off
GERS and men was so terrific that the
Federa.ists were at last obliged to re-
treat.
Col. Baker was killed by horseman,
who rode close to him, and fred FIVE
shots from revolver, all taking effect.
The slayer was at once brought down
in turn by Captain Derriel. The same
brave man recovered Col. Baker body,
heading a charge cf his company for
that purpose. The California Regiment
took over, of men and officers, sig hun
dred and eighty-ninei the drowned are
about fifty; killed, thirty; prisoners,
three hundred; aud wounded, one hun
dred and twenty FIVE; total, FIVE hundred
and FIVE; safe, about one hundred and
ieighty-tGur.
Two howitzers and two feld pieces of
the Second Rhode Island Battery were
hauled up the hill, and effectively han
died during the f@ht by Col. Baker
himself, aiIed by Wistar, his Adjutant
Hawley, Col. uo4svell. Of the Tammany
and Company G, Capt. Derriel, First
California.
| The Forces which crossed the Poto
mac were as follows:
First Battalion OF the California Reg
imeut, six hundred and eighty nine
Massachusetts tiIteeuth. one thousand
the Massachusetts Twentieth, about five
hundred; Tammany Regiment, two hun
dred; total, two thousand three hundre'
aud eigEtyn:ne.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-01
Col. Eaher's Last Effort In the scnatss
The Piladelphia Bulletin saws: a

lne lldueip pnld DHttetH Gays
Col. Bakers last effort on the faor Of
the Scuate merits particular attention.
1t was in the early part of August last.
Breckinridge was delivering set dis
union harangue, as ingenious and able
as any heard on behalf of Secession
Baker, whose camp vas a Raile OF TIVE
from tbs Capital, entersd tho senate
Chamber hastily from the datiss of
drill, while Breckinridge was speaking.
He was presently called into the lobby
by message from Dir. Holt, of Ken,
lucky, who begged him to reply to
Breckenridge, as no one else would
probably be ready to do so. lie did SO,
off hand, when Rreckinr:dgs sat down,
and made one of the most thrilling
speeches which had been heard for years
in the Chamber 1t squalched Mr..
Breckinri3ee. Who would not rather
now be Baker dead than Breekinridge
living.