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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

The Bank of Ashland Us. ]. D. Jones and
Others. In this case, on a guaranty to pay
the interest on certain bonds of the Junction
Railroad Company, a demurrer to the Pc
tition was overruled in General Term, the
The point decided was, that a guaranty,
after it had been accepted and performed,
was negotiable.
Brannon Us. Moore. Opinion by Judge
Storer, affirming the judgment.
Exception was taken to a decision in which
the opinion of Judge Spencer (who is pre-
vented by sickness from attending Court
was announced by the other Judges.
1t was stated that Spencer would probably
attend Court the next (this) morning, and
decide the case.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

BUSINESS MEN's PRAYER-MEETNa. AT
the meeting yesterday, the leader refuted
the idea that prayer could not induce God
to change the laws of nature, by reading
how Joshua commanded the sun to stand
still, and it obeyed him; which he averred
to be a striking instance of the reversal Of
the order of nature in answer to prayer.
1t was quite as striking a reverse of the
order OF. creation, for Joshua to command
the sun to stand still, in order to prolong
the killing time, when he should have ad-
dressed himself to the earth.
But if this was a specimen of the efficacy
of prayer, it shows that preremptory COM
mand is the most prevailing kind of prayer ;
for the account says: ''Then spake Joshua
to the Lord and he said sun, stand thou
still upon Gideon and thou moon in the
valley Of Aijalon."
AS later science has discovered that to us
the sun always stands still, it will be seen by
the acute observer that it must have stood
still at the command of Joshua. Comment
ators on the Bible have noted the remarkable
phraseology of this account, "Then spake
Joshua to the Lord and said; sun, stand thou
STILL" The learned suppose from this and
other expressions that ad nit of no other solu-
tiop, that the Hebrews of that time, like all
Oriental peoples, worshiped the sun. This
is shown, also, by their always turning their
faces toward the East in worship the custom
of all the races which regard the sun as the
visible deity.
But even this remarkable instance affords
little encouragement to prayer, for the con-
clusion emphatically states; "Aud there
was no day like that before it or after it,
that the Lord hearkeDed unto the voice of a
man.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

ABORIGINAL S~HRKwDNEss.-At an early
stage in the proceedings Of the Erie and
New York City Railroad, while the Direc-
tors were negotiating with the Chiefs for the
land around JemIson Hill, the Colonel aud
others had made some strong speeches de-
picting the w0rthlessness of the land and
enlargiBg considerably upon the fact that it
was good for nothing for corn, aud conse-
quently should be leased very cheap.
When the Colonel sat down the old Chief
replied in the Seneca tongue 70 the inter-
prefer, to the effect that he "knew il was
poor land for corn; but mighty good land for
TdiEToddP The force of this remark will
be fully appreciated when it is known that
the little strip around Jemison Hill was the
only possible place for a railroad that did
not involve the building of two expensive
bridges across the Allegheny.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

REMARKABLE CASE OF OATALEPsY.-A DO
liceman in Toronto, on Monday last OBJ
served a man standing upon the Sidewalk,
motionless, and with face distorted. On
being accosted he did not reply, when the
policeman laid his hand upon him and fouad
him perfectly insensible. He raised his arm,
it remained outstretchedi he bent his body,
aud It continued in the position he had
placed it in. The unfortunate man was i'm
mediately conveyed to his home aud placed
under medical care. Every sense and faculty
was apparently suspended. He after ward re-
viVed somewhat, but ct last accounts, was
in a precarious condition.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

POLICE CoURT.-The Twelfth Ward Smell
ing Committee appear to be very active in
prosecuting the offending soap. boilers in
that locality. No less than three of these
manufacturers of filth were before the Police
Court, yesterday; J~oseph..W rightman, John
Reinbaum and Frederick Schopley-the first
of whom was tried, and found guilty, but
his counsel moved for a new trial, before
sentence was passed, and the matter was
continued till TO- day. The other two cases
were postponed till Friday, the defendants
giving bail for their appearance.
No other cases of Importance were tried.
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sunday's Rieaysns inforps Us respeC

Sundays ReGyUns informs US respecting
Saturdays New Orleans Financial affairs;
The Money Market worked smoothly this
morning, but later in the day became tame
and spiritless. But little Paper of any con
sequence was passed. The disposition is
quite general to hold off until Monday next
We quote frst-class Paper 10 per cent, and
10 for very fair names. Occasionally a piece
is bought inside of the first figure, but the
market is not quotably below. First. class
short Paper is readily taken in Bank.
Exchange shows no material alteration.
In clear Sterling there were transactions at
l03% TO l04A; a fraction more was pail for
direct remittaace, but need not be quoted.
Drafts, with Bill Of Lading, are lower, and
run from l02 70 lO2A There were sales Of
strictly good aud prime francs at 81. 43k@
Of 42I<, bat other Bills 60 heavily at 81. sax
@5f 47H A round amount Of A l sixty
days on New York was taken at 2 per ceur.,
but for other names the market is heavy
a. 2H@3 discount. Sight ruled from u 10
e snd IL l6 discount. Bankers drew at u,
and the Banks checked al u to % discount.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

CHARLOTTE BRoETR's RxAcrERss OF SrYLH
1.-THE authoress of Jane Ere" saws her BIZ
ographer, twas remarkably fslieitous In her
choice of words. Still she possessed 40 such
talent as could dispense with a nice dia.
elimination in selecting words. Ono set of
words was the truthful mirror of her
thoughts; no Others however apparently
Identical lnmeaniRg, would do. She SsouJd
Goaft patiently, seGTchin0 for .kAe Tiehf lerm
till il presented itself 20 her"
This care" says her b~iegrapher, s'makea
her style present the finish of mosaic. Kach
component part, however small, has Been
dropped into the right place, and she never
wrote down a sentence until she clearly
understood what she wanted 10 saw baa
deliberately chosen the words. and had a.
ranged them in the right order. Her man
uscript might show the erasnra of an eatire
sentence, but rarely the alteration of aay Of
the words"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

P~oLITEEEss VS.. PRovIsIoRs.-A boy went
from the "hearty victuals" of his country
home to Boston, and there boarded with a
widow, who was a model of department. and
who lsVished compliments upon boarders
without stint-but whose table was of the
meanest kind, and most meager in substan.
tials. .
After enduring the "short commons for a
time, one morning, after an unusual profu-
sion of compliments at the breakfast table,
which was also unusually lean aud "lenten,"
the country boy Ventured to free his mind
by IemaTking; g" think, ma'am, il you
would exchange some Of your politeness for
a little more country produce, it would suit
us bOaTders a good deal better"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

THE Silvia ORoP or rae PREsEsr YHAR.
The ''silyer crop of 1861 promises to out
yield the golden harvest OF the year. The
Mexican mines, as reported by q traveller
recently returned from that country, ars
about sterling the world with Developments
more extraordinary than HnmbOldt pre-
her CONQUEST.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

CYAEoeEN.TEkPRRKD SrHRL -Oast-sheer
and spring steel, tempered with cyanogen, is
now beginning 10 be used for its superiority
Of texture and economy in use. Oyaaogen
is a product OF two volumes Of carbon daf
containing nitrogen, as woollen rags, with
/ carbonate Of potash, at a red heat, aud 10
various other Ways a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

The CAMPBELL MINsTREIs.-The Campbell
Minstrels give one of their attractive enter
tainments this evening at Smith & Nixon's
Hall, and repeat the Duel burlesque, which
causes bursts of laughter nightly. Their
concerts are quite enjoyable to lovers of the
African opera, and we do not wonder they
are so well patronized.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

PUBLIC SoHooLs OF CoNaHoFIoUr.-Con-
necticut has nearly 1000 public schools and
about 100000 children between the ages Of
four and sixteen. The State has school ac-
commodations for some 80, 900 children. at
an annual expense of $lO0, 900, or IS to each
child. The average attendance, however, is
but little over SOC BOO
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

A GRRMAE PloTURH OF NHRo.-"Nero
Among the Ruins OF Rome is the name OF y
large picture by a Professor Photz, now on
exhibition in Munich. The painting, which
seems to possess the mechanical perfection
and lif~elessness of the German school, at
tracts much attention Is Kaulbach, who il
supposed 70 be a rival 70 Pilotz, has rocently
commenced a picture Of the same subject
the ceo artists having ViOlsat pArtisans IL
Munich.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

School OF DESIGN Closing Erercises.-
The closing exercises of the School of De-
sign of the Ohio Mechanics Institute, took
place last night. The attendance, both OF
pupils and spectators, was fair, and the
specimens exhibited were highly creditable
to the skill of the designers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

Rev. NJ. D. CoNwAY's fifth lecture on
American traits and tendencies, will be de-
hvered this evening at the Congregational
Church, corner of Fourth and Raco-steeets.
The particular branch of the subject for this
lecture will be "Studies of Western Life"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
PROBATE COURr.

Judge Paddock appointed Jerome Mudd
to examine the accounts OF the County Treas
urers Office.
Letters of administration were issued to
Miles Forbes, on the estate of James Forbes,
deceased.
J..H. Gerard jr,, was sworn in as Deputy
Clerk Of the Court.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

NoT1cE TO SUBsoR1BERs.-To avoid the
possibility of misunderstanding, we will
repeat that the DAILY Press, since the en-
largement, commencing last Monday, is de-
hvered by. carriers daily, Sundays excepted,
at ten cents q week.
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Additional Monetary.

Yesterdays st. Louis papers say of Mon
day:
The Exchange market is rather easier,
with something of a tendency downward.
Selling rates are nominally 5X on the East
and South, but some of the Banks of issue
sell at 8 on the East, and 4@4X on New Or
for the Sd and 4th of March being collectaole
to-day, we're large, but, as usual, were we'll
met, only incohsiderable mounts having to
be held over. Otherwise there is but little
doing at the monied institutions.
Last weeks New Orleans Bank-statement
compares with the previous week as follows:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

LRcTUREoE HAYTI.-Mr. J. D. Harris, who
did mol lecture at the New-street Church on
Sunday evening last, will address the peo-
pie at Humans Hall, corner of Sixth and
Syeamore-streets, this evening.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

AMERIcAE cox IN OURA.-Fhsy think OF
admitting American gold as legal teader in
Cuba monetary resources in the island are
so limited. The Cnbans it also said, are
busters just now, and they are putting up
Coast telegraphA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

STOCKS AND 30 yDS.

GTOCks An ID BONDS s. 90 Oiuoiusal 81
= Ter Cent. h~uBieipAl BO q
httty shares colum bus aBd Xenia r a Stock.
ElIs shares lite Miami Z x STICK
aTSeniy four shares ROrthsro RsaE Of Keatuoky
FOR sale By W. MT HEWsDN, =
nhae MAs0nie BaudiaG.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

INTERESTING DIsoovHRY On AN ANomvT
oRELIsK.-The Secretary a he Arohmoloeie
Society Of V~onstantiae, Algeria has discov-
eLeol t9lereDly well carved on q rude Obslisk,
d. NJ 4ar
o. VLIVs
PAoAFvH Fff.
v. A.
0XL ~
Gsg 4 the God Names CAius Julius Pas-
atus lived TO years. Many similar oKnm-
plea Of longevity have bean diacavar.d N
this Noid humidian land.p ..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

VIRGINIA MONEY FOR OYsTEns.-Wag-
goner, at Sc Sixth street, and on Central
avenue, above Fifth, is taking Virginia
money at par for oysters, where one or more
cans are purchased.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
AGENCIES.
aFFlss EEaIsSS a q rs Ia 4 4, 9o9y

DRNJAMIN HOFTcG n a. 00-
UNITED STATS LAND AGENCY, No 4
EEhlhin,st near CeotrALs ~ MISSOURI LANDS
~ w acres OF hne teleeted Lands in diver. oonntles
~ ne fonlh eastern and western mart OF Missouri.
ahteS 1he utles ana procure the patents. If request
re nave also a number Of Farms in Illinois,
Lano IN rennlssse and Wisconsin. Persons slsh-
mg 70 invest money safely Nln plaase odI AZ our
EKNRRAL ISrRLLIGRNOR ORRtCR.
no al Moth o. near Central-aV Tie ia.
deraigned nave reopened the aboVe Odlco fr tha
con- snienes o. The public IN general and are pre-
houses With help. eto None will 10 scot from this
ONCE without recommendation, as We have male Il
ply servants. Will Llease give as = call We hope,
~ aetDg on ia'r ADD homo { Prinoiblas, Co gain the
pairoI axe OF the community here a a abroad
mh1-f BENJAMIN B INC a 40
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STOLEN.

DlBk-TEN DOLLAKS REWAaD Fra
pleD horse, saddle and bride. Taken frnm N !.
ace 81 Gin oinnatI, on the nighIO Of tue ist
bright sorTel horse, YER heav mads, hli d
Gear eye, white spot. n his forehead, a littls
IN his right hip, 10 aing name and tail;
der tho saddle; about twelve wears old The
ward will be given TO anv peF-On raturaina
70 me, or leaving word Al No y haos.
JnsEPH TAYLNR,
Terrace Garden, Newport, Ky.
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EXECUTIONS OF A MURDERER.-John 0tte,
the young man who was convicted OF tue
murder of the wife aud two little children OF
Mr., O~reDdorff, on Delevau Prairie, Tazewell
County, III, was hanged at Pekin on Friday
last. There wss q Gro I'd of about 1000 pa0-
pie TO witness the execution, bat there were
no demonstrations Of excitement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

T~ALLRTRAED's EPEsToLARY BRsvTrY-The
poet Rogers used TO tell q story OF the brew.
NY OF ialleyrand,s correspondence; tor once
grief, informing him Of the death 81 her
husband, and expecting a letter Of condol-
encein return, bat the only answer wac.
"Helas, MadameI
"VotTe aifoeyioana. etc, =.
AfALLRYRAND.S
In lees than year the same LADY WROTE
that she had married again, 70 which shs
laeonie reply was:
"0h, oh, Madamei
"VOtre afectiOnne. etc.
"TALLEYRAND.r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

FEAHTUL FEAenD4 IN assnnssnn-Foup
AfF shot Three fal1lts.AAt Pocahontas,
TeDnessse, q family Of three persons, nomoi
Carper, father and sous, and : man named
Gruter, were recently arrested for ooantot-
feitinP, but escaped ~conyictsou. they n
threatened the lives Of some OF the p~foseed-
tore, and 90 Tuesday, the 10Th uit, the cit
izens Of the vicinity assembled about the
premises, and as the men attempted 10 escape,
hot all four Of them. three fatally and Gao
saiousiy.
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FOUND

ROUND-GUABD CHAIN Atthe Dep5t or the
r. Z, a Colo Guard chain. &c fhs
property, and paying cost Of advertisement
imb4 bsl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

A SUBSTANTIAL LGsAL FEn-Ans r. a.
Lockwood, of Lsfsy cite, Tod, recently -
ceiyed a letter ffom Col, Fremont ~ Nsa
York, informing her mat BE- VS. lesdy q
pay over Zee Of el0an00 dhe kor hasb1nd
upon uhn dssenninadon a as f1Far Of th4
celebrated MariPosa-clalnsu
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WANTED.

=" WANTS" "FOB SALE" "FOR RENT"
"LosT," "FOUND," "B0ARDTNG" eto.-Ad-
fertssmeHfs eOaino under 1ess headiaOs, not erosed-
Eng FIRE lines, tefi BE- Inserted ttsies for 0n cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

HkhAbks,-The month has been very pleasant,
the temperature equal, and considerably above the
mean for February for many years. There was
south and south east prevailed for twenty -one
days of the twenty eight
The amount OF rain aud snoW-Water L. unusually
tmallI being only 1909 inches, and the whole
amount Of snow only X of an inch.
Lilacs were budding out on the 10th.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

Mayors OFFIcE.-The following are the
receipts at the Mayors Office for the week
ending yesterday:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
MUSICAL.

NEW MUSIC.-WESTRRN BELLE
A. pretty Polka Of me, sTiT1i SS3sI.1
uium ditnculty.. Price Csc. forwarded INV MuSlCV
~ mail free Of postageh just pub. @A
JOHN CHURCH Jr,,
Publisher Of Music ard Importer Of Musical In.
struments, 60 West Fourth. at. mh6
NEW BOOK FOR THE ORGAN.-THR
~ MODERN SCHOOL FOR TAG ORGAN-A
new, progressiye and practical method, comprising
q history and description of the Organ, elementary
Instruction., exercises and voluntaries in all styles of
PLAYING the organ without. pedalsl pedal playing,
combination of stopS, yoluntaries, aud pieces suited
to all. occasions. By John Zundei, OrEanist and
g1rector Of Music at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
mh5 RR West Fonrfh.st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
Notice to Builders.

SRAHER Pr OPOsALs WILL BE RE-
CElVED at the Once of Public Schools. Citv
Hal, until IL O'Clock NJ, on the 18th INST for build.
ing a school.house on Ninth. street, between Wal
nut and Main. streets, in accordance With plans and
specifications now on file. The terms Of payment
will be, oneshalf cash and One.half in CITY bonds.
securities. '"
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees and Visitors Of
Common Schools of Cincinnati
mhe.f w. +. HURLBUT, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

A UCTION SALE BY N DIXON, No. al
a Fiith.st, tetween Main and Walnut Great
auction sale of Gtld and Silver Watcher, Je EelrJ
and FANCY Goods Solid Silver and Plated So IONS :
OonmenoinR THIS Thursday Ev CHING, Feb. q,
ana contlnulng ever evening this week aud next
or until all is sold. The goods will be open each
Gay, hen all both ldles and gentlemen, are rs-
sPectIuly invited to call, aud they may purch asa.
wholesale or retail, at very low prices aud All
snall prove as represented and satisfactory, or ths
money refunded. This sale is worthy the atten.
uon, o. purchasers, "a there 10 a great variety Of
goods 20 select from, aud we are deteroinad 20 dis
pose OF the whole stock as ooOn as DO sihle for caah
SaleS VIII ommenc each evening At o. lock
iezl-u JOSHUA CIR ~. Salesman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

To enoOurags the formation Of Clubs. TWELVE
PAPERs will b sent to ono address for MIMI
DOLLARS. and = greater number in tina. ratio.
THE WEEKLY PRESS is q oOmplsts Famr,
Journal, second. In the merit and variety Of its
contents. to no paper In the country. This. ana
the low priOs At which It Is offered. especially %
Clubs, Is expected to give it a large circulation.
both North and sOuth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
7 DAILY PRESS.
III. MANOR 9
City News.

METEoROLoeIcAL INTERNATIONALLY Henry
Ware, No. z West Fourth-st.. March q.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.-The following is a
summary of meteorological observations,
made at Cincinnati, for the month of Feb
ruary, 1851, made by R. @. and ]. Il. Phillips,
at the Water-works Office:
Latitude 500, g. N (; Longitude $40, %, W. HIGHT
above low water in the Ohio River, SO feet; above
the sea, $40 feet.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to- COal.deaIers.

SKALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RR-
OhlnED at the office of Public Schools until ia
O'CLOCK, M. on the 18th instant, for furnishing and
deltvering, at the different school houses of the city,
from twenty-five thousand to thirty-hve Thousand
bushels OF the best quality of YOughiogheny Coal.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees and Visitors Of
Common Schools Of CincinI att.
Dh6 W. n. HURLBUT, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06

N IAMS- Sales rooms Nos % and ID East
ThiTd ct Furniture and Dry Goods at Auction
o'clock will pc sold a choice invoice Of Dry Cords.
consisting OF shirts. handkeEoblefs, gloves, ladies,
Panntlet5, btockinge, suspenders, notions, Jackets.
piece goods and var ety of Othef domestic arGcIes'
ing. machines.
ALs0-A large assortment of Household and
hiichtn furniture, both new and sec0nd-nand,
consisting Of bedstCRds, bureaus aAsnrted WAsh.
stat ds assorted; sofas aod ~sooiables, tables assorted,
Whst'note,, work Stands, nurse and rochiaR chairs;
cane, wood and patlor chairs, assorted, and mn,
nefous other articles requisite to thore desIRnInR
housekeeping, without reserve Terms CASH
mh6 KELLOGG WILLIAMS Auct'rs.
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LOST.

0sT-KEY-op Saturday, March 2, 1851, a
large brass vault Key, on Race, Fifth Genital
tlepue on UlaTk.sts The huder will be Rewarded
y leaving the key at this once. mh5-b'
OAT-BlToH. A very small black-and taa Ter
- rier, Bitch, with long tail, ears cropped, pug
bese, end top q head aua ihrOat nearly bare Thar.
tSMil oe paid Tor her return 70 % Chapel st bet.
VINE ana Walnut, below Ninth mh5c'
IN note Of hand, drawn BY ]. a. Shannon
IN laHor otand tndorsed by the Cinoinnati Fuel
tompapyl TOT go, dated August Is, 1862, ct thirty
WYE n ! persons are cautioned agaibstlnegutiat
ing torthe same as paymenthAs bee st9pped
mhto to WI HU8BGLL.
Qs1- DoG-A black -and.t tan coiored terrier.
has on 9 Gernan-silse collar marked iBdwin
Coppin, Newport, Ky" A liberal reward viii be
ttld tr his return TO sOuth.eAst corner OF VALIANT
Nln.nee mhl-tf
OsT-on Fourth-st Measurer's MemoraS1 Tm
and Notebook, oOntainI z check drawn ~ Nv
y Moores 4 Son on Evans 4 sWift, PAYABLE 10 HEIGHT
81 OeAier,f for $50, ana one draSn by % O Walacs'
4nstee, on oommsEeial Bank, payable o. Tnder
t4sinR been stopped, the finder Of said book and
feler viii confer a favor aud receive {. suitable he.
Nhld upon returning the same 10 No 203 plum *
tle tonk 10 neatly bound ia red morooco, wit a 0 En.
u Same In Gilt letters o. the cDyer
tmh6-o iChg Times. R B MOORE.
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RHaIarHR

,,dThGls Jacob Strader, Louisville Prioress,
Madisoni BostoDa, tsmou Boston, Big Sandy
PTima Donna, Pittsburg; MarmOra, PittsburR;
Lancaster No 4, Neville; Clipper, Nashville
MadIson; Bostona, Portsmouth; BOstOn, Big Sandy;
Lancaster No. 4, Neville; Swallow, Nashville; Clara
PPTinglet New Orleans; Liberty, Wheeling; Allen
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
THERMOMETER

Clear, 7 days; Cloudy, IS days; Variable, 8 days.