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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-09

inierestiur Heuiinlaeencs Washlnrton
ny las the COrncr atene Of the Capftoi.
A correspondent ofthe Bangor (Me.) Wkig
tells the following very interesting anecdots
OF Washington
| Recent events have recalled very forcibly
| 10 my mind the following incident which
may, pc hsps, prove interesting to many Of
| your readers at the resent time; fi
| Being on a visit to Washington duriuQ
| the recess Of Congress in the Spring Of 1857,
| walked one day with q friend to view the
| works which were then already ia progress
| for the extension Of the Capitol. AS we
sauntered among the pillars in the basement
| Of the old building, we fell In with vener-
able looking man, having the appearance (
| country ynsn, who seemed to be there upon
the same business that we were.
| We entered into conversation with him,
and he informed us that he was VirRinisu,
"Taised" few miles down the river, not far
| from Mount Vernon. "Very likely, tken,n p
we remarked, 'iyou may recollect General
| Washington" HPerfectly well, he replied.
"IDdeed, saw him when he laid the foun-
dstiou of this building. | was but a boy
them be continued, Shut remember very
distinctly how be looked as he stood in this
way over the stcne, and settled il in it's
place with pry; il was huge stone, and
as placed, it must have required no little
strength TO moveit. But the General was
a very athletic map, and moved it appar-
emily with ease. There was a number Of
boys there from our neighborhood, aud il
was q standing marvel to US all, how the
General moved that stone. -
A few days after, the General happened to
be riding by our school house on horseback,
ss we were playing outside. We all pulled
of our hats TO him, and he stopped his
horse for a moment and spoke to US VerV
pleasantly. One Of the boys cried out,
'iPlease General, tell US how 1t was you
moved that great stone, up yonder, the other
day. "Why, boys" said he, smiling, did
move the stone Z" 20, yes, General, you
moved it, we all saw you.D well, boys"
said the General, looking very seriously,
and speaking slowly, shaking his long
finger at US as lie spoke, g DO you see thai
nobody epSr moves that stsne again r.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Dir STATE or ONO, HAMILTON

VNBE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
u COUNTY, SO The Superior Court Of Ginoin-
". MADDOX, late husband ID oi p Della aaddoI, ds,
CEASED, and John MsdS9x WilliSm Msdd2k. ,G Mar;
Robert Goyyn Maddox, heirs. at law Of Della Mad
The said defeSdants are hereby notified that on
ths m ~ day q April ISL the ssia e al, plaintiff b
me MEG nus at 10 so Sat on Inv b ~
William Miller was seized in fee Of the following
its Of the city Il Cincinsati, County Of Hamilton,
Bounded on the east line and limited by lot
and exter ding back westwardly seventy three Osl
Miller By Joseph OopPerwaith. Themas Dunlap and
Herman Cape bounded a M i5 On the north 5y 6rSs &
south by a lot sold and conveyed TO Elias MoIor,
beil parts Of lets Nos sc and the subdivision
uaied on the essterly side Of Lockport-avenus be-
tween Hunt and Courtstreets, in said city of Gin.
S1h ef May, 4 D. isss: that on said soth day Of
May, 1913 said Miller dsmised the same with priv.
urtt en- years and said lease providing that within
two ears from said Goth day Of May. istJ the said
if aid Dennis should MT elect to purchase said re-
vertion and fee simple, the said Mil'er to pay for
said pfemises and within two years from said 18th
Of Nay, ls43, pursuant to the terms of said lease,
the year lS5 said lot and building, and ali the es-
tate, right title and equity Of said demise became
that said Miller bas departed this life that in pro,
ceedinRs in partitions among the deyisers OF said
Miller said lot Of ground set Of and aparted to
Louise Este wife Of David X. Este, and Della NJ ID
dox, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas MADDOX,
expiration Of said tenn Of fourteen years, and prior
to April I, 1885, plaintiff being the owner Of said
term and contract, elected TO become the purchase
| e said reyersion and fee simple that BY deed
from said d X. and Louise Este, plaintiff is the
| owner Of the undivided half part of said prem
ises that said Della Maddox has departed this life
| intestAte, leaving Thomas Maddox, her .hus-
| band, and the other defendants above named, her
legal representatives.; that administration has not
been taken OF the personal estate of said Della Mad
dox deceased; that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half of the purchase.
money to be paid 20 defendants that plaintiff is In
poeseseien Of and has made lasting improyemeat'
on said lot, and is now willing to pay deienoants
execution to him of conveyance Of said one undi'
vided one. half part Of said premises aud demand
ing that the terms of said lease be specifically per
formed. And the said defendants are required tc
plesd, answer demur to said petition before
The 22d day of june A d 1861. otherwise the prayel
| of said petition will be granted. - -
M. II. 4 W. TILDEE, for Plaiatif.
| April rs, 1861. ap25-f Tn
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Latest from Pensacola Progress of Events
nAora

Latest from Pensac ola Progress of Events
There.
The Pensacola correspondent of the Mo-
bile (Ala) Advertiser writes on the I'd inst. :
Lieutenant Renshaw has been appoiuted
to The command of the coast guard feet,
comprising two little steamers and several
small sloops, and right busy they are by
night and by day. Last night, the Negfe,
while on her rounds, and having Pickens be-
tween her and the feet, out of mischief,
sent up a rocket. In moment, innumer
able lights went up from the fleet, no doubt
in accordance with agreed-upon signals
with Fort Pickens. In the excitement
honois were equally divided between Uncle
Sam and the Confederates, as only two per-
sons of the fifteen thousand round and
about, knew where the first rocket came
from, OF its intentions. 1t was good joke,
hut tantalizing to parcel Of men "spiLin for
q fSktP
2 Major Bradford's command are still busy
in eIt citing the two Pensacola batteries.
They are having a great time in getting
the guns 10 their places. With their own
hanos they pulled two of them mile, on
big heels, through the deep sand. | never
cav fremen enjoy a long rope better.
The squadron outside are supplied every
few days, with supplies of vegetables, meats,
ETC., iTom Havana, Key West, and other
poinis-at least, they say so. They all have
plenty of ice, but that was probably brought
there by the late steamers. | wouldn't give
much tor any man if Bragg ever catches him
furnishing them with edibles, or any thing
else. Jr
There was an addition to the feet last
night of another small steamer. | noticed
intbe papers that several had sailed for this
point. J s,"
The steamer Illinois, which brought
troops, horses, provisions, ETC., for Fort
Pickens, come two weeks ago, sailed this
evening. She has probably gone alter some
OF thoEe two hundred thousand men Lin
(, coin intends sending to the defense of For
Piekens and Santa Rosa Island. Let Zen
come, and in their best clothes.
The schooner Orient that has made her
self very busy for the last week in over
hanliDg vessels entering this port, has beel
armed with two guns, She is Key Wea
q pilot boat, and feet as the wind. -
Captain Blakeslee leaves tonight or to
morrow for home. He has, been of gres
service here, and is now lily spared. Trea
him well on his arriVal--he Is a stranger!
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1861. 1861.
FAST TIME.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
AND
CINCINNATI, &DAYTON
Railroads.

nH AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL Ii,
" lSl, Trains will depart ss tolIews Egssss5E[l1
oiSoiS2nSa, isS2 Hamilton IAN and d i6s DAYTON Den Den
EGt-IoI, am ton, Eaton, Richmond, Indianapo-
GoHnsots al DsftoR with Greenyilie and Miami
BailroaS; with Dayton and dchissn Railroad for
Canada with sandualy, Dayton and Cincinnati
A. 'M. CIHCINSGTI EXPRESSLY Frem
Little Miami Depot 0onnects via 0oiu%bus and
Cleyelandi via Columbus, orestline and Pittsburg;
lumt ur, Bellair and Bsnwopd also for spfingieid.
0Gnn9cts with Cincinnati, Wilmington and zanes-
S;23 A. M. ACCOMNORATION-Erom
Shno'Dnhti aamiltop and Dayton Depot-Fof Ham
S:aS A. M. ACCCMMODATIoN-
and % va ooa%bns s and and
via Columbus sLCrestline and Pittsburgh.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Tor Hsmilton, OK.
foI and Liberty. Connects to Connersvilie Com
cinnsti Railroad 70 Forest. Connecis with S Green
willie and Miami Railroad
Ls Miami AL
,,5:3S p. M; EsS--FTSm ligoiIi natl,
mt nd, indianapolis and West Connects at Day
tor with Dayton and Michigan Railroad for Lima
"pS =. M N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S W III Lille
Miami Depot For Xeria. Connects with Oinein-
G:5S p. nj. 'AGGSIII0 o BAI,IGN~ Gin
cinnati, Hlnilton and Dayton Depot-For Gen
I0P, M. NIGHT ExPREss-FromC CinOin.
natl, Hamilton and Day ton Depot. Oobnects via
Colum Jus, steubenyille aud PittsbITe, yia Oolnm-
bus, CrestIine aAd Pittsburg; via Columbus, Dsll-
air ard Rapwcod via Columbus, Bellsir and Pitts.
burg and via Oolumbus and Cltve and.
sJREPIEG-OARsO ON THIS TEAM.
Trains leave Dayton for the East. via Columbus
at l2:35 A. NJ :30 A. M. and S:d5 P. NJ
All trains run daily (Sundays excepted), except
the Nigit Express, which leaves Sunday night, In
plare of Saturday night.
For all Information aud Through Tickets rlsase
apply at the ofces, south east corner Of Front and
Postofioe and the Burnet House, No. West TT ird.
street; Sixth street Depot and at the East 'FRONT.'
street Depot
Trains run By Columbus time, which In seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time
-E. p. WySTRADEB, General Ticket Agent
omnibusea, call for passenger by leaving dire c.
tions at the Ticket Ohioe. t n apis
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ViFsinIa View Of President LIucOIn'
AlnFm and InaflcIennH

AlnNm ana lntmClenGTs
The Richmond (Va) E5aminer continues
to ssnuse its readers with such stuff as the
fellowingi +
Nothing is more probable than PROPOSE.
tion from Lincoln for an armistice with Vir-
ginia and Maryland till the meeting of the
next Congress. Cooped up In Washington,
crippled BY the resignation of all efficient
officers In every department. with troops
suffering for the necessaries Of life, cut of
from land communication with the North bY
the heroic population Of Maryland, and soon
10 have the river closed on him If there Is
either energy or conduct in Virginia, per.
fidi0us diplomacy is his ouly hope. II would
be OF little consequence had we not here still
cur tubmissiouists, waiting their chance to
lead the Border States back 70 their imbe-
Gle and imp0tent neutrality, while the chains
ere forged for the Souths limbs, and the
knives are sharpened for the South's throat.
Deaihbed repentance is always prOblemati-
cal. Sudden eonveTsionis ever suspicious.
We can rot look upon the late Fesol1te and
inscriptions enemies Of the Southern
caHee and Southern Coniederacy, as the
truest on most reliable friend Of both aud
while they remain in the places they hold,
and are daily getting new power into their
hands, we are ready for any cunning cop-
tfivance Of tfeaehery that win undo the
work Of popular sentiment. But at least the
frierds OF the South and the friends Of the
North may both be more than sure of this,
that " there ebonld be an armistiee agreed
on between Lincoln and his Submissionist
lieufenants in the Virginia Convention,
which does not include the evacuation OF
Washington aud its surrender into our
bands, there will be revolutions iu Virginia.
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a ADmINIsTRAToR,s SALE OF REAl

IN ESTATE.-In pursuance of an order of apprise-
ment ard sale, Of the Probate O. urt of Hamilton
County. Ohio, will offer for sa e, at Public Anc-
tioD in the Rotunda of the Court suse, Gin Gin
natl on FRIDAY, the 24th day Of May, 1851, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described real estate,
to-vit:
.All that piece or parcel Of land situated in the
county Of Hamilton and State of Ohio, being in the
shin, second fractional rsnge Of tho Miami Pur-
chase and being the north part Of Lot No. six (6)
on the map # subdivision Of the Arbegast Estate,
l. Ready deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in partition in Hamilton County Common
In front on Arhegast- street. aud running back the
same width to the east line Of the entire tract
map Of said subdivision page h39, volume 25l, Of
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas.
Terms Of sale-One. half cash in hand, remainder
in twelve months, with interest, 70 be secured By
ap25.eTh Administ'r of VIM, Il. Ready, deed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-09

THE PENEsYLyASlA OH WELL DIsAsTHR.-
The 0il.Hell oonhagration at Tidsoute,
PennA, has been exungnished by heaping
dirt upon the well from which the extrabr-
dinary current of gas and oil proceeded.
Oil still flows from the well In extraordinary
quantities. Sixteen persons in all had died,
up 10 Wednesday last from the effects of the
accident Several others are lying in eriti-
cal condition, and are not expected to live.
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LBy Telegraph
Na~ Karh Raanh RIapkas

New YoRK, May s.-Stock dull and lower.
Chicago and RoSk island, az Galena and !
Cleveland and Toledo, "a; Erie, 2l1S; New
York Central, 70; Panama, lOl; Harlem,
~; Michigan Southern, 1875 Pacific Mail
6s; Missouri Sizes. 40; Tennessee, 46; Viz.
ginis, 46; Treasury, l0M; Stocks, 10l
United States FiYes, IA 76; do. II Regis
tered. 762<. 80. .
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial Affairs,


During the week ending last evening,
there was no new movement in Monetary
affairs, which continued quiet and un-
changed, with better feeling in the street,
and rather more ease in the market. First
class Paper continued to rule at 1O@l2 per
cent; but inferior grades were not negoci-
able at any rate.
Eastern Exchange was in good request,
though less steady at the close, and some
Bankers were drawing, yesterday, at 3,
though ~ premium was the general price
for Kentucky, and 4 for Ohio and Indiana.
Gold was firm, but tolerably quiet at 81
GA premium for Kentucky, and for Ohio
and Indiana notes.
Uncurrent Money improved during the
week, with more disposition to buy; the
closing rates being:
New Orleans, 8; North Carolina, 4O@5O;
PennsylvaIis (interiorl 8; Virginia (Wheel-
ing City, IL; Wheeling Branches, Is; other
solvent Virginia, 20@25; Missouri, l0@l2;
lows, SOLO; Wisconsin (solveut), Is; Wiscon.
sin (discredited) 65@70; Illinois (solvent)
10; Illinois (discredited) 65@79; Maryland
Gnteriorl, loi Tennessee (old Banks), To-
Tennessee (free Banksl 2O@25; Michigan and
Canada, 3; Alabama, So South Carolina and
Georgia, so discount.
The rates of Exchange and Gold for Ken
| tuokv Donar 1uara ao folIows.
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gists say that among the old Romans the chin
protected forward They also nov hold that
the comparison of old and modern skulls
does not favor the new doctrine that one or
gsnic form has arisen from another during
the lapse Of indefinite ages. Professor Raske,
OF Stockholm, has proved that the Scandi-
haVisn skulls Of two hundred years ago are
OF precisely the same formation.
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Mesa nn "a a1a-@4roeS .
Hanks,s Bel and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, (iormerly George l.. Hanks) he
n 100 East seoond-street, Cincinnati. -lt
RELL5 KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HANH
~ made to order OF any size up to $500 pounds
and in chimes, as wanted. Eyery variety Of Bras
Work and Brass and Composition OastinRs made q
order. Also, on hand, Rabbitt Metal aAd Spelts
Solder, and every description Of finished BrsS
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGs.
Particular attention RiYen to Steamboat WofR
such as Wrought. iron Piping, and Fitting put ny
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing, W histo1
Blowers, Engine Bells, DO. Lager-beer Cooks ant
all other varieties always Oh hand,
Ie39-H THOMAS FIRTHt Superintendent
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One Captain RodleF, has Informed the
people Of New Orleans that the French Gov
ernment Is unanimous in favor of the recog-
nition Of the Confederate States. He must
have queer noddls, that Nodler.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-09

FmAAcIAL HoEoR IN BALrIMoRH.-Pe Pen
dexter Co, house of good reputation,
wrote recently 70 their creditors that they
have allowed their notes 70 20 10 protest
not for Waat Of funds, but because they had
ny a Ssbts dining he war but Il tbsT sI NY eSs
anything left after the war, they will al
vide IL
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A PAfRl0TIo PHYsfCIAE.-fhe venerable
DR.. Usher Parsons, who was with Comno-
doEe Pe1y At the battle Of Lake Erie has
tendeTed his services TO the Second Rhode
Island Regiment as surgeon.
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OETY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

- /. - - - = -
NT0TICE TO ALI. WHOM IN MAY UOr-
~ CEhN Notice H. hereby Nifgn, that there n
pendiua before the Olfy Counel 81 the city q Oin-
oinnafl, the following Ordinance, 20 witt
10 change the width o. Hid, walk on the west side
In purtnapce Of the Law, sad Ordinance was
twice read, laid on-the table, aud the Clerk In
stfgoted % sye four weeks notice Of the pondeney
The law requires an claims for damages, that NAY
Accrue nom said improyementi TO be ied In writing
damages claimed, within two weeks after the eKplr-
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
!uch notice, when the same VIII be taken up for
'fS @ysdW sdton eEoRaE NJ CASEY, CITY Clerk.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY COr-
IN UERN.-Nttice q hereby Qiven, that there ave
pepdine before the City Councifof the city OF DIR
oinDatf, the following Ordipauces, to-wit;
To establish the grade Of nsston. street, from
John stI eet to Linnstteet.
To grade and pave with bovlder. stone, Long-ai-
ley, from Orchard street 10 Liberty street,
To grade, pave and repair with bowlder. stone.
Hattefs' ALLEY, from Elm, street to Plum-street
Tindlay street, from Central avenue 70 Elm street.
To grade aud pave with brick, the sidewalk on
the north side Of Grandin street, from Central
avenue 10 Plum street.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances we're
twice read, laid on the table. and the Clerk In.
OF the same. nsafF
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from Eaid Improvement 10 be led IN writing
with the City Clerk, setting firth the amount cf
damages claimed, within two weeks after the eKpir.
alton of the time required for the publication cf
. such notice, when the same win be taken up for
, apqe.dW GEORGE M. CASEY. City Clerk
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ERRFORE W.. .CHIDsEYsoEsQu, JUS
Hamilton County, Chic N. w. Thomas
& Co, vs.. The Winifred Mining and Man
the Winfield Mining and Manufacturing Company,
is hereby notified that an attachment has been
issued against ID by the said Justice Of Peace, Es
Quire Chdsey, as a foreign corporation. The trial
will be had on Saturday the 18th day Of May, 1861.
h d HrA Il STl5i I'M. H.& W. TILDEN,
pas l.cTh Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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RNGURT OF COMMON PLEAS. HAMIL-
~ TON COUNTY. OHIO. e No. 2l, ,762. .-Petition
for Divorce and Alimony.-Hester Ann Jones vs.,
Tho mas 7, JoI es.-The defendant will take notice
that the 18th day of March, in the year 1851 the
plaintiff filed her petition in said Court, against
him, herein charging said defendant with extreme
cruelty and adultery ard pray ing for divorce and
allmony. Unless the defendant appears, pleads,
demurs to said petition, the same will be
heard in his absence, and decree taken against
him. mh27 7-faW HESTER ANN JONES .
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eHALND PROPOSALS.

SEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BR RR-
ProveImen,ts,, ,., until o'clock A. M OF , EklDA1,
lane. from MeAiiIan. street to windsOr.street, sI
et wds each sde WITH sdS psyG sound eS
and macadsmiEe the center between with broken
Zach bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
Bidders to use the printed FORMS as no other wlbe
BY order Of the Board
myi.tt GEORGE J. GUILFoBD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOsAI.s, VIII BE RE-
May 10, 1851, for regarding reppiripg and paving,
clean sand four inches deep the stdewaks on Mar
tin;street, from Pearl street 60 Third-street
Each bid TO lie accompanied by two suretles Bid
ders 70 use the printed forms other will be
BY order of the Board.
myltt GEORGE J GuILFoRD, Clerk.
SFALRD PROPOsAlIs Will BE RE
- CEIVED at the office cf the Board OF City I'm
provementr, until nine O'Clock A. NJ Of ESDAY,
the foilowing-named streets, t6-@it; ! - ="
Hoadley street, from finn 70 sixth-street.
Court street. from Plum to Elm street.
Vine. street, from Water TO Pearl street.
Fourth-street, from Wood to Mill-street,
and Race.stIeets.
By order Of the Board.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
provements, until nine o'clock A NJ OF TUESDAY,
May IA, 1861 for grading, setting curbs and fnrnsh-
good, sound hewlder stone, bed Of clean gravel
ten inches deep, Werner street, from Findlay-
street to lfying gstonstrett. including three rows
oforessed gutter stones, and doube row Of twelve
by six inch haggings Of Day ton, Xenia or Indiana
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
Bidders 30 use the printed forms, as no OTHER will
my-tt GE0RGE ]. eUTLFoRD, Clerk.
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HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS 30,
IL "a ssla Bridget AZ Sergnraon y. William Ser.
gurson -piIorce, The defendant "a hereby notiA Aed
18th December last, wherein she charges the said
defendant WITH adalteFyi and prags 10 be divorced
costs that unless he appear on or before the 9Th
dag Of june fo6ls and plead ansger. Or demur
q decree taken as above stated,
8. ,. Blsck, BRI I0eET A. FERGURsOA.
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