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Fob SALE.

- - ~ /. =, - -
sorpoi alton line Of Chillicothe, Ohio
knlmoL w ceres, IN Hamilton O)unty Ohio,
~ miles north Of Glendale, adjoining the town OF
, spfipedale;. =, -j,,-,-,- ~. i, i -.
:, a Iarm eisl acres, adjoining Bethel in Olermont
COUNTY, Ohio. .L
a Farm Of 100 acresf IN Warren County Ohio
mile east OF Nj rrw, on the Whining Rton and Xanes.
Vile Railrosd, 81 Hich, Station.
:, A Farm Of ~ acres, In Columbia Township. Ram
lton county Ohto, mile north OF Madisonville.
A Farm q 70 actes, in Hamilton County, Ohio, on
the turnpike road to Lebanon, l6 miles from this
Guy ~.
A Farm OF 100 acres, IN German Township, Mont
g9mtly oospp sn USo. about miles north Of Ger
ri, rmm OF lsO acres IN Richlasd County, illinSis
and Mississippi Railroad. -.
Smiles south.esst Of sumner station -,
a ram OF " acre., on the Montgomery-pike, l
a Farm Of 60 acres, on the Ohio River,H mile
A Farm OF lgf acres, IN warren. County, Ohio,
Miami SEQ r'sc per acre o'O'''HS VI '0 '''i0
q, a Farm o. 6I eoTesb Of a mile from the Milford
Farm Of 100 acres, iplDarke County, O., in Rich.
4 Farm Of 10 acres, in Kegton County, Ky, 20
miles touth Of OOvngton, for S25 per acre
A Fern Of 90 acres, in Monroe Tognship, Cler.
mon, county, ", a OF mile east OF New RiOh-
me nd =, 80.
ezra, Earm o. I6o acres in Rely Townshipi Butler
Oouhy, ", miles south Of OxtoTd for S5O Per acre
f9Im t oi % acres In Oampbell County KY, rs
a tarm OF l6O acres, in Hamilton County, o., ad-
Jolnlng Glendale.
"A Farm 9f 100 acres, in Wayne County, Ind,a
mi east CT Richmond.
A Farm OF q acres, In Warren County. o., near
lhe naIilsle Stacon OF the cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Ratlroad.
a Fern q & 81 ceres, n miles south Of Loyeland,
Farm of 2lS acres, in Brown County, Ohio, IL
miles south OF FayetteVile, 30 miles from Oincin-
nat, for S35 per acre.
A Farm of 60 acres, near Montgomery, l3 miles
from Cincinnati 500 per acre.. -
Farm Of 1853 acres, in Campbell County, Ky, 20
miles from Cincinnati, az miles from Ohio River
A Farm of 36 acres, in Springfield Township, near
MI Pleasant 10 miles from city.
FERN of6O acres, in Whitewater Township, in
FIaphlin County, Ind, for $40 per acre.
a Farm OF 200 acres, in whitewater Township,
Frank lin County, Ind, 2 miles from Cincinnati,
for $S3 per acre.
Farm Of 100 acres, in Preble County, Ohio, near
Lewisburg, for $4,000.
A Farm of los acres, in Logan Township, Dear
born County, Ind, miles west OF Harrison, Ohio,
for S27 per acre.
"A Farm OF 3I5 acres, in Ripley County, Ind, on
the I hiO and Mississipp Railroad for Si2.OO0
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13
NEWPORT NE VS.

NEWPORT SILEET.-The ferry boats were
Cincinnati, whose ostensible- object was to
see the President elect. Whether they re-
turned satisfied or not, we are not prepared
to say.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Among the proceedings
of the Circuit Court yesterday, was the case
of George Leonhardt, who Keeps the Two
Mile House, on charge of selling liquor
without icence. He was fined $40 and
costs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13
THEl DAILY. PRESS.
City News.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WooD's THEATER.-A very attractive pro-
Rramme is offered here this evening, con-
sisting of The Crushed Heart, or the Forced
4drrioge, and William Tell, both of which
pieces are strongly cast, and will doubtless
be effectively rendered.
SMITH l. N1xoN's HALL.-The Campbell
Minstrels con ntinue to draw large audiences
at Smith & Nixon's, and will this evening
give one of their popular entertainments.
CATHOLIC INsTITUrE.-The Oyclorama of
ireland will be exhibited this evening" fec
the last time, at the Catholic Institute.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

Judge Paddock allowed an order for a
called Court to pass upon the question as to
the validity of a committal By the Police
Court of two men, named Haines and VIII
liams, charged with passing altered bills of
the Southern Bank of Kentucky-it appear
ing that there was an erasure of the words
obligating the Bank to redeem the note.
The nuneupative will of Rachel Lewis
was admitted TO probate.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

BANQUET AT THE BURNET HousE.-After
had closed, last night, number of gentle
men, among whom were f. Hassaurek, DR..
Nixon, DR.. Jordon, r. D. Mussey, gave a
banquet in the ladies' ordinary Of the Bur-
net House, Mr.. Hassaurek presiding, assisted
by a number of Vice Presidents and Secre-
taries. Speeches were made by Hon. o. W.
Morton, and Mr.. Meridith, of Indiana, and
Messrs. Noyes, Hassaurek, Nixon, ToOhy and
others of this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13
Law REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT,

"A. =. Swan vs. N Morrill,, trusses. Pc
tition to have trustee empowered to borrow
money to aid plaintiff, who has iast come of
age, to start in matrimony aud husiness
Judge Hoadly held that the plaintiff had a
complete title, and could give mortgage.
CoETHMPr or OoURT Motion was granted
requiring @. Hopper to show cause why he
should not be attached for contempt, in
bringing an action against @. Bonsen, who
was appointed Receiver IN this court.
g. @. Glass, Assignee, Os. The Central IN
surance Company. Demurrer to petition
overruled, and leave to answer.
Ludwig Hahn vS Julius Brunswick. Ac-
ton for malicious prosecution; referred to in
former report. Verdict for plaintiff for 800.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

POCKETS PICKED.-A German residing on
Sixth-street, whose name we were unable to
ing $40 in money and 5000 in notes, while
standing in the crowd on Eighth-street yes
terday.
Richard Payne, of Milford, was relieved
of porte. monnaie containing $52, onThird-
street, opposite the Burnet House.
Henry Waldrop, of Covipgton, lost ST. on
Vine street, near the Post-ofice, by the hand
of some adroit thief.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

RAILROAD EARNINGs.-The earnings of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day ton Railroad
for the month of January, 1861, was $54,-
62l IA; for the corresponding month Of
1860, SAT, 736 30; increase for 1861, Sc, ,984 "a.
The Secession novent has driven trade
northWard
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

BEFORE JUDeE MALLoS.-B. +. Davis.
guardian of Mrs. s. Vail, vs. T. n. Sites. 10
recover back $4,000, amount Of personal
property given to defendant by Mrs. s., who
F, was her great grandson, and it being alleged
that at the time she was imbecile. Verdict
for defendant
SAME Vs Same. To recover rent Of farm,
leased by Mrs. V. to Sites. Verdict for
plaintiff.
CRIMINAL S1DE.-Patrick Smith was con-
7icted, before Judge Carter, of passing
counterfeit note.
.Wp. Aralingmeyer (impleaded with the
above) was acquitted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

Arms FROM EUROPE FOR THE SOUFH.-The
MilledgeVille correspondent of the Augusta
(Ga) Chronieie states that an agent Of Bel
gian Company is now on q visit TO GoverDor
Brown, and that he win negotiate to supply
Georgia with any quantity Of arms,
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PERSONAL.


EHERSONAL-The advertiser wishes you dear
readeri TO send for circular Of DR. R6uN's Fe-
male Monthly Powders, for the obstructions Of the
meBses Address Box 1867, Cincinnati. Letters
returned when requested. fel3-b%
DRRsONAl.-Ift the young lady in the Gipsy
u hat and curls, who was at Smith Nixon's
Hail. Thursday evening last, will send her address
to ii. II Press Office, the article lost will be re
turned to her. fe9-dS
DERsONAL-W. KENT & Co, manufactures
- OF ladies'. sentlemen's: Misses and children's
east OF Race. The work is all done by competent
hands, and is warrented. Prices cheaper than any
where else in the city. ja2T-t
IDRRSONAL-I. j. @. WILMS, bought aud re-
u ceived a lot Of fine Goods from one OF our
Wholesale stores in this city, suitable for this market
at present, which sell according to their value.
invite the public to call and examine for them
solves. will keep on selling these goods till the
great demand is supplied. Keep the people posted
that regular jewelry store is the best place to go
g after all-they charge according to the value of
the article; will show you Goods from ten cents
to 8lG0. and am glad TO sell thom. Please cau at
College Building, Walnut-st., between Fourth
and Fifth fel2-b|
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

To Country ED1ToRs.-See advertisement
of Practical Printer"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

NIOTICE no An. WHOM IT MAY CON.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
IN CERN.-Estice Is hereby given that there
pending before the City Council Of the city of Oin
cinuati, the following Ordinances, to-wit
To grade and McAdamze, with broken stone,
Ohio. avenue from Horizons north line to a poiat
$40 feet southwardly.
TO grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Baum-street, from Third.str to Sixth
street.
To grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on the west side of Peudleton- street, from
Woodward -steeet te Liberty street
TO grade and pave, with limestone, Anderson
alley, from the Whitewater Canal north, to connect
with the present pavement.
In pursuance OF the law, said Ordinances were
twice read. laid the table, and the Clerk in-
Bructed to give four weeks notice Of the pendenoy
OF the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after the exPir-
alton of the time required for the publication of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
final action. 1lt
fes-dw SAM. L. CoRwINE, City Clerk.
VKYHE PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE E
II existing between the undersigned, under the
firm name Of 8. KEMPER CO., is hereby dis
3. KEMPER and JOHN Ross succeed to the
business of the late firm, under the firm name Of
KBMPER ROSS, and will collect all sums due said
firm, and assume all their liabilities.
STEPHEN KEMPER,
JOHN ROSS,
fel3.os ALFRED PHILLIPS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

Joseph B. Wimmill, from the North, was
arrested at Norfolk, Va, a few days since for
uttering abolition sentiments, and WAS re-
quired to give security for court.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13


tdry Sc.-Immsnss OrOwd at the Depot
ArriUgi at the Depot The .Procsssion--
A,rival at The BWrnet House.
The preparations for the reception of the
Peresident elect, not only by the various
Committees, but by private citizens, yester-
day, evinced the great respect for the Con-
stitution and the laws, which is possessed by
the entire people. All party lines and ami
mosities were forgotten in the deeply
settled conviction that the verdict of the
people, at a fair election, must be held
sacred. Mr.. Lincoln was elected President
by party, but he is now the representative
of the nation, and as such the nation
honore6 him. The houses, not only on the
line of march designated for the procession,
but on every street, were decorated, in great
profnsion, with banners, generally the
American flag--the occasion being no time
for party mottoes, or party ensigns. On
few were written the words: "The Union
must and shall be preserved" but these
were generally regarded as superf1uOus, as
long as the stars and stripes were seen wav-
ing from every window, and upon every
housetop. On the Gibson House was
Transparency, bearing the following notices
= "GuaIantee Of the rights of all sections of the
hep96hs maStenanTGe ~ .hn OF the Consultation, and
ga union of lakes, q union Of lands,
n union hat nothing can sever,
union of hearts, union Of hands.
The American Union forever
"Uonor to President, not to partisan"
alt is time for politicians to go under -
1.-THE Union must and shall be pi reserved"
The military, under Gen. Lytle, made
good display, although all the companies in
the city were not out, as should have been
the case.
Full two hours before the arrival of the
special train the crowd began to assemble
around the depot, and the greatest impa-
tience was manifested. A sufficient police
force had been stationed to prevent the de
pot from becoming crowded so as to be an
noyiDg, and all the doors but one were
closed, and order was thereby preserved.
For at least half a mile, along the track of
the road, the street was Utterly jammed,
while every window, door and house top
was crowded by the multitude. When the
train arrived, some minutes elapsed before
Mr.. Lincoln made his appearance, aud it was
with the utmost difficulty that the police
were enabled to keep back the crowd. When
he mounted his carriage he was greeted with
an outburst of enthusiastic cheers, while
cannon, at short distance away, we're an
nounciDg to the citizens, everywhere, the
arrival of the Chief Magistrate. Mr.. Lincoln
bowed modestly, then quietly seated himself
in the carriage.
Some time was consumed in forming the
procession, which was very lengthy, and in
the following order:
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LOST.

n OsT-PoRTE- E-M0NNAIE-On Tuesday after
IA noon a black porte-mob naie cOntaing about $40
III gold, and about 900 in notes payabie and other
documents $40 reward be given for the return of
the same to the Pearl.st Station house. fel3. b. 4
n OST-CHILD-A little girl about four years
El old, light hair and blue ey es, answers to the
name Of Annie. Whoever will return her to 99
East Fifth will greatly oblge her parents el3b'
II OST-On Sunday, February 10, an Oval Breast
n pm, with water ored settings. Any one re-
warded. fel2 b
II OsT- Obsolete methods Of teaching music For
n Instructions in music by the newest and best
system, call on Prof. r. HABDWAY, on the South
west corner Of Eighth. st. and Central-av. feS-e%
n OsT-S1O REWARD A black. and tan Ter
Al Tier Dog. Had q red and black collar, with
Germ an silver plate; the collar engraved
"Bolly.n reward ef $40 will be paid for the
turn OF the dog to the southeast corner of Walnut
and Ninth-sts. Lfei2-el EDWIN O0PPIN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

TE .YOU ARE IN WANT OF A HOUSE
nd Ia NJ RsealI sd NeA . eaa q 10 aa1lI
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EOR SALE-A KNITTING MACHINE In
II perfect running order, nearly new, cheap for
cash. Inquire at 4 1 Elizabethst. fel3-b"
ENOR SALE-A neat Fmme Cottage, in Coving-
~ ton, with front and side yard lot 25 by 80 (;
three rOoms. desirable location, within few
squares of Main-st Ferry. Apply to 3. A. SAR
GENT, N. w. cor. Fifth and Walnut. fel2d
Er9R sALB-At a bargain, f!r cash, new FL
n lptic Family Sewing machine; also, q Sim
gle thread Sewing machine; also, several Conn
mercinl College Tickets, at GRANT q PITTMAN'5,
3 West Third.st. fel2 b.
&NOh SALE Beautiful Cottage House and Lot
four roomsi lot 20 feet by lO6; north side Of
Richmond-st NO. 2S6, Will be sold great bar
gain. 81 800 can remain for two and half years,
al six per cent. J. q. HOFFMAN, south. west cor
ner of Fourth and Wslnut.st. fel2.b
EISOR SALE-A FARN-Oomprising about 40
II acres, or such portion thereof as might be re-
quired, consisting Of vineya and fruit trees in
bearing; arabic and heavy timbered; we'll watered
aud improved about nine miles from Cincinnati
frOI ting good pike from that city, an0 close to
railroad station. For sale very cheap. Apply, by
letter, to X. Y, Delhi, Hamilton County, Ohio, or
personally. to w. II. COOLIDGE, lis yohn-st.,
UipIiHnaH. ja20-x"
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WTNION LOAN OFFICE, NO. 1873 sYCA-
u MORE-6T, between Fourth and Fifth,-
Money Loaned on all kinds Of Personal Property,
ing, Furniture, and, In fact, all goods Of value.
n. b -Uncurrent Money bought and SOLD,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

VHNHOMAS JENKINS vs.. @. ID, CONES.
Before L. A: Harris; Justice Of the Peace Of Cin-
the thiTtieth day Of January. A. D., 1861, said
Justice Issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of fifty dollars ..-,,
THOMAS JENKINS.
Cincinnati February I, 1861. felS-o*W
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BOARDING.


NpOARDING-Goo accommodations for Ia
NJ dies and gentlemen. Apply at 1O2 Broad
way. fel2-b%
WlOARDING-A few more respectable young
- men can be accommodated with board and
lodging at very fair prices at 326 Main-st. Al o,
das -p1aioefs- fel3-b'
HlO9RDING-A gentleman and Iady or several
GAtingle gentlemen can be accommodated with
nice lArke iront roem and board, at "a Fifth hst.,
corner broad~ay. fei3-6"
WPOA RDIHG-'A gentleman aud wife or two or
lldgins at 2OS West Fifth-st. Day-boaTd, 50 per
week. feIs-bS
NlOARDING-A A front room, furnished or un.
RD fn1isbed with gas, for family or q few sin.
gle gentlemen. Also, day -boarding z at reasonable
prices. Apply at 1865 sycamore-st. isi9.bS
WD0AR DING--A gentleman and wife or two
10 ainRlo gentlemen, can be accommodated with
pheasant fIonf room and board at IVA Plum.at,
Also, Few cay, ,boardors wanted. fei2'b'.
TlQAh DINe3-One nne, large room. suitable
~ for O. family or two single gentlemeh. Also,
accommodations tQr one or two day-boarders. APP
PJ At 10A West fourth.A. fel2.bF
WlOARDING-A ploaAanl front Room furnished
NJ or uDhlrnished, lor a family or single gentle-
neni also ploAgant Room for single gentlemen,
Aypy AZ 900 Ninth.Ht, between central:ey and
john ~. ielGo-
T&OAKplNG-A pleasant front room on the
- second feor, suitable for 4 gentleman and WIFE
two sSEs esEsf As0 one or thS thisS 9sSS
And Saith, teI-ft
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A SsIGNEE's sAI.E.-IN PURSUANCE
N q an order granted BY the Probate COURT Of
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of February, at ten
O'Clock A. M, in the upper story Of Fay Cos
streets, all the finished and unfinished Sewing
mach'nes belonging 70 the late nrm Of Mm r.
used in the manufacture of the Bran an Sewing
machines. A. SUMNER, Assignee.
lfeI3-dF1
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" WHITEHEAD, HORSE DOCTOR
ILo AND BHOER, having had thirty -
years experience with an extensive prac- -
tice In the Veterinary art aud Shoeing xtM1
combined, begs leave to inform the public XIV
that he can be found at all times at his
place Of business and residence, No. ii Riohm0nd-
street. All kinds Of Horse Powders, Ointments and
Liniments, constantly on hand. tlfe6H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

NNINE Old WINES, BRANDlES, ETC
II Warranted Pure.-JOHN BATES is constantly
receiving and putting up In demuqh and bottles,
for medicinal and family uses. Il ne March Madeira
Old Reserve Madeira; Almontillado and Olorosaa
Sherry Alto. Douro aud sandemann's Port Wines
also Hennessey, Otard, Dupuy Co., and Mavtell
Brandies; Scotch and Irish Whiskiesi Holland
Gin Jamaica bum, etc.
fell National Theater Building, Syoamore-st,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13
Reception Of President lincoln.

Preparations for the Reception Flags, Mil
tdry, 8c.-Immsnse CROWD at the Depot
ArTiUol at the Depot The -ProcsssiOn--
A,riUal at The BWrnet House.. f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

A ssIGNMEHT -NOTICE Is HEREBY
.fA given tnat have been appointed by the Pro:
hate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, assignee Of
the property Of the firm of w. D. BRAMAN Cor
and of the firm OF WIN. X. BRAMAN co., and all
persons holding claims against sad firm are hereby
notified TO present the same according to law. A,
SUMNER, a. West FOutth, street. fel.It
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

NtINoINNATI STEAM LAUNDR Y.-N.E.
" corner Of hixth and Raoe-BtH.--W Washing and
Iron ing done 10 the best style, and on the most
reasonable terms. Clothes called for and delivered
TO any part of the city Orders left at the Laundry
or ADDRESSED to Box 555, p o., will receive prompt
attention. Cali for Price lists. y feed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

~AkTED-TO RENT--A House of six or
wv seven rooms, on the Hamilton and Dayton
Bsilread, within ten or fifteen miles Of the city.
hear of a permanent tenant by applying TO Drs.
Cincinnati. fel2-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

wv ANTR D-TO PUROHASE-For cash, a
w country seat, on turnpike railroad
west ofthe city, but few miles out; also some
good timber land near the Lakes will give Ia ex-
change city property. Address Postofnee, Box
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

"ANTBD-A locstion for a portable steam
w raw. mill the undersigned having exh austad
the supply of logs at their present location, would
respectfully inform the public that they will
their mill Zone Of Lane 4 Bodleys best,) into any
neiehborhood that will insure thom three months
work. Terms reasonable. For further information
address KEMPER & ROSS, Carthage, Hamilton
Co, o. All inquiries promptly answered. KEMPkR
4 loss. fel3.cN
VNANTEn-TO sBLL-To suit the present
w panic prices, large Stone Building, with
Engine aud Machinery attached within twenty
minutes walk Of POstoffice for pTicethat ad-
iOining vacant lot sold at sherifs sale, and throw
house and msehinery ia the bargains Or, would ex-
change for dwelling in west part of city For par
ficulaTs address o. F. at this office for four days
lfe9-dFI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

NEyANTED-MAN AND WIFE-Without chill.
wv dreR; man to work In garden and tend two
horses; wife TO help in the house. Also one single
man to work o farm. Persons employing men
will be charged agency fee. OHAPIN CO.,
1S7 Walnut.st. fel3 b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-13

wv NTED-sITUATION-B young mau in
w private family as gardener, or to take care
of horses; understands driving carriage, aud make
himself generally useful can furnish the bes. kind
ADDRESS NJ. D., Press Office, for one week. a.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Bas.ncs. Cad. o. ~ Ines OF les - l'f year.
IsvARiaBLY Is ApF1SeE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
Another Outrage on Kentucky Soil.

Some time a 90 a man named Mack Hen
bricks. VINO grew mp IN Simpson county,
lett that county, vent 10 Tennessee, and
enlisted in the confederate army, station
ed Immediately across the kentucky zinc.
eight miles from franklin. On the night
of .he iiist inst. he deserted end made
ms wav - Franklin. Kentucky. The
next morning Cap,. Bsper. oi the Tcnnes-
see army with his Orderly Sergeant. came
in 10 Franklin aud took him contrary TO
his viii declaring he would take him
hack or xiii him. Some of the citi
zeu- OF Franklin. if they had known OF i.
in time would have sworn ont writ OF
haheas corpus and tested the question
whether Kentucky soil should be violated
in that manner
This j. q case that demands Gov. Mag
ofin's prompt interpositIon. \ military
officer of the Southern C0nteGrncy has no
r;-ht 10 come into kentucky and forlibly
seize and carry Off deserteer than Cana
dian officer has. Every kentuckian is
wraneed. Kentucky, herself i outraged,
F by the act of lawleSs violence IL Mag
oifin l. really "a Governor of Kentucky
fine is ANYTHING better than mere en-
plOvce OF the Southern Government. let
h;m prove il. If captain from Camp
CLAW. near Cincinnati were 10 come over
into Kentucky and sorciblS seize and alb
duct Kentucky deserter. would.t Mag
ollin rumble executive thunder - Louis
/ Vile Journal.