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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
: DIFFERENTIATION OF TUE ADMINISTRATION,

: .DKTERMEATIoS OF u ADMINISTRATION.
The New York Tribune says:
The best news received imports that an
understanding has been had between Presi.
dent Lincoln and the Governors of the loyal
States that there shall be no let'up in the
war for the Union until the national flag
shall once more float unehallenged over all
the forts, arsenals, armories custom-houses
and sub heasuIies that have been wrested
by the ~traitoas from their rightful pOssessor.
This news will thrill every American heart.
Remember, heneeforth, that if you bear that
the Government either proposes or consents
to any truce or compromise short OF the un-
qualified submission Of the rebels, the story
is q Secession lie and % be treated accord
ingly. The American Republics will live OIL
die nobly-it will not sneak into a pine
coffin while still half alive.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

CONVICTED OF PASSING C~oUHTERFHIT
MoNEY.-A butcher, named Samuel Scallan
was convicted yesterday morning in the
Police Court, of passing a counterfeit SO bill
on a brother butcher on the 10th Of last
month. When arrested, another bill of the
anne kind was foundin his possession. He
was, therefore, held over under $500 bonds to
appear at Court. tr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
CONVICTION NEWS.

MEETING IN The uncondi-
tional Union men of Louisburg will hold a
meeting this evening at seven o'clock, in the
hall. A very large attendance is expected,
the people of the place and vicinity being
vide awake to the Importance of preserving
our free institutions. G. Clay Smith, Esq,
of course the inspiration of the occasion
will call out one of his best efforts. A large
attendance is desired,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

PERsoNAL.-Maggie Mitchell, the diminu-
tive daughter of Thalia, was at the Spencer
House, yesterday, en- route for New York,
where she intends to %sojourn until fierce
breathing Mars has given Thespis an oppor-
tunity to resume his now powerless crown.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. To the
Adams Express Company we continue to
be daily indebted for Eastern papers, always
in advance of the mail. We are greatly
obliged to the courtesy of the attaches of the
Company for these favors, which are always
fully appreciated. roat
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

County MATTERs.-The County Commits
%sioners, at their regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders: J.. Fries, six
months rent, County Workhouse, $l25; D.
Engel, work and material, Lower Millcteek
Bridge, $T-lsi William Nagel, corn.meal for
County Workhouse, $24 80. Total, $l56 50.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Horn rs. Merritt. Motion to dissolve On
injunction overruled by Judge Hoadley.
ATTACHMENT DIsCHARGED.-In Room No.
2, in the case of Mowry Os. Butcher &
Brother and Drum, a suit against the drawers
and acceptOrs of drafts before due, and
before the Court on a motion to discharge
an attachment issued against defendants,
Judge Storer held that there were no
grounds to sustain the attachment, and
ordered that it should be discharged.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

ANDERSON INvNoIBLE RIFLEs.-At an
election held at their armory, the following
officers were duly elected Captain, H. G.
Cosgrove; First Lieutenant, H. s. Cosgrove;
Second Lieutenant, G. H. Guild; Third
Lieutenant, Il. ". RuHner.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

HAKPER.-This popular Monthly for June
has been received by G. N. Lewis, at %
West Sixth. street. He has also the Scisn-
tyfc American, giving a picture and descrip-
ton of the much-talked-of Winans steam
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

CHARAorERIsrfc ANEcDorE OF WIhsox's
ZoUAvEs-A Neg Location for HsH-A cor
respondent tells this rather adAmantine
story; tsa
The other day a Methodist clergyman
went to exhOrt them. Billy Wilson drew
his men up and called attention. The
parson then gave them a very edifying and
appropriate discourse, to which, in obedience
to the Col0nels commands, they listened
attentively. When the parson had finished,
Billy gave his "boys' a short talk, somewhat
in this wise: "Boys / want you to remem
Der what the minister has told you. 1t is
all for your good; take his advice, and fol-
low il; for there is no knowing but what in
less than six months every did one of you
will be in h-nW Here a voice from the
ranks called out, "rhree cheers for h-ilp'
and they were given with a viii. The pas
tor, astonished and angry asked what il
meant. 'Oh," says Billy, "rhe boys don't
know much about Scripture. They think
h-n is somewhere between Montgomery
and New Orleans, and they are did anxious
to get down in that n~eighborhoodF'
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PRRsoNAL.

nRRsONAL-Mr. JOHN BETH has just ar.
ri ed in this city from Memphia, and would
like 10 have an interview with Mr.. JOHN RUNGG,
ut Mr.. DfEhib, ~ Maaonsst., between Vine and
Walnut. mylS.c'
nnRSONAL-o A UTION-Th public are
III hereby notified not TO purchase the follOwpg
papefs-they were In my pocket book that was Eost
or stolen on the 18th April-Ytz: A1note signed b.
MS KniLht, payable TO james Morgan, for $3.50.
dated October rs, 1885, and payable IS days after
Co. for 500, In favor Of Frank Il. BrossmAn- WI.
AlDRICH. myls a.
DERsONALrW. KHNTk 90, MANUFACTURES
ofladies', gentlemen's, Misses and children'h
boot and shoes, No. 1875 Ftfth-str0et, three DOOR
east Of Race, The work Il all done by competent
where else In the city. ia27-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

The largest homemade bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, southeast
corner of Court and John.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

ALTHOUGH the times are said to be 30 hard,
the likeness business is fiourishing at john
sons gallery, Ninth and Main.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

THE sadness of the parting which took
place yesterday was alleviated by the
splendid likeness from Johnson's Gallery,
Ninth and Main.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

TWELFTH STREET PARK.-The Twelfth
street Park will be opened for visitors on
Sunday next. .
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PUBLIC IMPRovEMENTs.-A movement will
be made in the City Council, at its next
regular meeting, in favor of continuing
certain public improvements, which are
much needed, and which must, soone or
later, be made, with a view of furnishing
labor for such of the people as are thrown
cut of employment and who are willing to
engage in any occupation, to obtain a liveli-
hood,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

REV. M. D. CONWAY will preach at his
church on Sunday morning. Subject: The
Foes of the Household"
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MILITARY APPoIETMENT.-M. e. Joyce has
been appointed Adjutsnt's Secretary in the
Montgomery Regiment.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

THIRD WARD HOME GUARDs.-The Third
Ward Independent Home Guards psraded
the streets last night, and made a highly
creditable appearance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

ANDERSON INvINoIBLE RIFLEs.-The An
derson Inyincible Rifles have unanimously
agreed to join Colonel Sullivan's Regiment.
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METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvArIoNs-By Renr.

DRUM AND FIVE Observation-Disclosures
Kramer & Kroger yesterday presented the
Dexter Guards with an excellent drum and
ffa
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TnE original cheap shoe-store, 325 Central
avenue, near Ninth, has just received a large
supply of ladies' heeled CATERS at seventy
five cents a pair.
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TRIAL FOR MALICIOUS STABBrNG.-Frank
Quinn was tried yesterday morning before
Judge Satin, of the Police Court, the evil
dence showing that he commenced an attack
on a negro, named GeorgePlaudin, on board
the steamer Allen Collier; a few days ago,
and that he pursued him off on the landing,
and inflicted several severe cuts with q
butcher-knife. In default of $3.50 bonds to
appear at Court, he was committed to Jail.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

CLERKS, ATTENTIoSi-Se advertisement
of the Queen City Commercial College, on
second page.
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CAVALRY CoMPANY.-Colonel Burdsall, of
this city, is raising a cavalry company, to
be attached to Carl Shurz's Regiment.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

AURDERous AssAuLT-SERIoUs RESULT OF
A MATRIMONIAL AFFRAY.-YeSterday after
noon a female named Mrs. Doherty, who
resides near Sulliyan's stables, on Central
avenue, was attracted to the house Of a
neiRhbOr, named Murphy, by the cry Of
murder, evidently ~emanating from a female.
As Murphy was a habitual wife. whipper,
Mrs. D. had no difficulty in understanding
the cause Of the alarm, and she accordingly
seized an iron poker, ran into Murphy's
house, where she found the brutal husband
choking his wife, who was, apparently, in
the last stages of Strangulation. Without
waiting TO T%emOnstrate, Mrs. D, struck the
villain such a blow on the head, that he fell,
apparently l~ifeless, IN the floor, his skull
being severely fractured. He was, however,
resuscitated, and the a~ssailant was arrested
and held over in $4,000 on a charge Of
assault with intent to kill.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

TIGER R1FLEs.-The Tiger Rifles will meet
at their armory at lf-past one o'clock, for
target practice. Members will be punctually
nresaut BIS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

GEORGIA ACCEPTANCE OF THE ISSUE OF
THE WAR.-The Atlanta (Ga.) IHtsLigfncer
says: r.y al.
We are strong in the hope that the war
will Do q brief one. We are satisfied that we
have truth and justice on our side. We
fghtfor our liberties, our Independence, our
altars, our firesides, or wives and our
children. Can such a people be- conquered
NeVerl God is with US. In him we put
our trust. The God Of battles is always on
the side Of truth and justice. A blasphem.
Gus Northern journal said that God is an
Abolitionist. Not so. He is the God of
justice, and He will support the truth, the
right, the pure md the just. o..
Our enemies are fighting to coerce US, to
enslaYe us. They attempt to s~ubjugate us
by invading our territory, and by the
strategy, deception and falsehood of the
Lincoln Administration For years they
have fattened upon our industry and
resources. Our substance has made them
great and prosperous. And now these cor,
mOrant tribes, who have so long fattened
upon US, in their vanity and pride, forgetting
an the teachings of history, seek 10 subdue
and subjugate MS. A righteous God will not
suffer the inflated, the presumptuous, the
| vain glorious, the coercive, the usurpative
to triumph over us. Their insolenee near'
its end. They have reached the end Of al
their usurpation. ~. ,Ea.s e.
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A TwEk1Y PouR MmE TRof 0yBR rHu
UNION u. ~ CouRsE.-On Tuesday there
Course, Long Island, between the br. z.
Batavia Coit,h entered by d. rallmAn, and
br. g. Ragged Sailor" entered by the owner.
The distance trotted was t~wenty-fouf miles,
and the time was a houf, thirty minutes
and ffy-hve seconds. The match was won
by the sBataviA Colt There WIS q large
number Of persons present hndfrom Che start
the winner had the call, at 500 q so Il
is ssid 70 be the first twen0-Du1 mile trot
on record. 80 ~ -sfs)
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PRoMoTED.-Captain Cahill has been APP
pointed Judge Advocate of the first Ken
lucky Regiment. This is an excellent selec-
tinn.
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Call at the Counting room, and buy
for Sundays Pass
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FOUND.

NOUND-The place who're the largest, best ana
cheapest stock Of Bopnets, Rib6ons, etc III
Theap Millinery Store, IS. West Rtnh.st, near
Main. [myl1.b'I J. A. HENDERSON,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18

AssIGNMEET.-An assignment by Black &
Isaac to Emil Black, in trust for creditors,
was placed on fila. ...H
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P~oRTMANTEAu PREsENTATIoN.-Mr. Daniel
Carrick yesterday presented Captain George
Whitcom, of the Marion ContinentaIs, with
a handsome nortmanteau.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION sALR-BY KELLOGG & WILL
"A lAMS-S ales-rOoms Nos. 81 and IA Fast
ThiId. st.-Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, CT d Shoes,
Furniture and Buggles at Auetion.-THIS (Satur-
day. MORNING May IS, at o'clock, we will sell,
at our rooms, % and "a Eat Third. st a choice
lot Of Dry Goods, Notions, $50 dozen Half-hose,
Boots and Shoes, etc
ALS0-At lOK o'clock-A lot Of new Furniture,
cCpeisting of bureaus, sofas. stuff rockers, ward
robes, book. desk, extension-tables, stand,
crib, chairs, etc.
Also. One extra.fne Jenny Lind Buggy +; one
fine Shifting-top Buggy. myIS
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- = IN IN =
PopuIa Advertisements.
The cninnat DAILY Pass e he naiaral orOan Of
labor ard sFnploprssnf ~ AZ ctp. TIE Jdclaies Of
oomuunsoaaon sskicA q NrHf,he bchoeen loborers and
employers, and bsi,ueen capital and industry, BY MEANS
Of is large cirosla,iOn and cheap adrertiscHents sup-
ply me people ,rih a convenience ihtoA hs only 10 BE-
frfed 10 BE- appreciated. A briqf advertisement IN ne
DAILY PRtas places 0s obec before fndnV ih0nsands
Of bOh IaboreTs and employers, and Of buyers and
teIers. b
dastrers 70 Advertisements may BE- received At ne Office
Qfte DAILY PRtss, sedled, and sddressed 10 ndmef
tsfddlf on nurbors.
WANTS. VANISH
II you want a Servant, sdvertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want . House, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
I THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in THE DAILY PRESS.
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SEE advertisement Of Dexter Guards in
another column. "fi eye
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novEMENrg oR FEpERAL FRoors.

The Government sent of more troops to
the Relay House, yesterday, from here and
also from Annapolis Junction. It was de-
termined to make our opposition secure at
the Relay House against any possible attack
from Harper's Ferry. The rebel troops at
thatpoint grow bold and reckless. It would
seem as If General Scott would very soon in
rumored here that a large body of troops
win be thrown into Frederick, as q check
upon the operations Of the enemy at HAr-
Dera Ferry.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
Aspect of Affairs In and about the National
CaPital-movemeHts Of tho Federal aad
Rebei Troops.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of tho federal asd
Rebel Troops.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York EUsning Post says:
l have seen a gentleman who is Just up
from Richmond, where he has been for a
fortnight. He reports that there are in
Richmond about eight thousand troops, aud
in other places in the State twenty thousand
more. This number-twenty-eigh thousand
will cover all the armed troops in Virginia
at this moment but troops are arriving daily
from all parts of the South, and Virginiafs
hourly expecting to put fifty thousand men
into the field within a month from this time.
The Secession leaders-Wise, Pryor, Mason
and others-expect that an army one huu-
bred thousand strong will stand on Virginia
soil before the Fourth of July, aud with this
army they expect TO give battle to the Gov
eminent of the United States. These are,
at least, the expectations OF the rebel leaders.
THR PROBABLE PLANS OF THE REBELS.
According to their plans, Harper's Ferry
is to be the key of a great offensive move
ment upon the North, Maryland and Wash
ipgton. A very large force is TO be concen-
tIated at the Ferry, and from it Maryland is
to be oyerawed, the southern border Of Penn
sylvania threatened, and Washington itself
attacked. This was the talk of the Seces-
sion Captains at Richmond, but my inform
ant could not make out whether it was a
feint, a make-belieVe, TO clear off Federal
troops from Washington, or the truth. He
inclines to the opinion that this is really the
plan agreed upon by Governor Letcher and
General Lee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
LOST.

O8T-In Lower Market, on the morning Of
~ May 4, q small black-apd tan Terrier 81
Slut. The finder will receive IS for his
trouble, by leaving her at the Engine -
houEe. corner Of Third and Lawrenc &C. SITS.
mylS.b" L. NJ. HAZEN.
OST-At Clifton, one dark-aun horse, with
~ black tail and mane; small stripe across his
back; also, one bay horse, with halter on ! nearly
blind. Leave them at Communicable Drydook, or
It JENElFER'S Stable, corner Of Walnut and
Twelfih.sts. mylS.f%
n OST-A GOLD BREASTPIN-Abou a week
1t had a lock Of hair, with name and date of a
death. The finder will confer a great favor by
leaving it at this office. myl9-R
OsT-On Thursday evening, about 6 O'Clock,
"a at or near the PostOf1ce, a bunch Of three
Keys. Whoever will bring the same to this office
fhall be suitably rewarded mylS-b~
OsT-On the 10Th, q Setter Pup, six months
IL old, dark liyer-color The man who was go.
ing down Fourth-6t late in the evening with him
will save. trouble by leaving him at the Covington
Jail, and receive the thanks of ths owner aud o
liberal reward. tmyl0 b'I E. TOUNSEN.
II OST-A black. and-tan Terrier, with a leather
~ collar on, and q white spot on his breast. Any
person returning him to 325 Central-av will be
suitably rewarded. mYl7-bS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-18
REBEL SPIES.

1t is a fact that Secession spies continually
come and go between Washington and
Richmond. A gentleman well known to be
in the secrets of the rebels got here yester-
day. BE will remain here q week, get all
the news, and return to Richmond or Mont
gomery with il, to be used by the rebel gen.
a visit to Montgomery, or Richmond even,
he would pay the penalty of his life for
tho act " t
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ArriraIs- Telegraph No. 3, Louisville Boston, Big
Sanoy; Magnolia, Maysyille; Forest Queen, Msdf-
son Lancaster Nod, Neville.
Dparhrss-Telegraph No. 3, Louisville Boston,
Big Sandy. Magnolia, Maysyille Forest Queen,
Madison Ohio Nc. 3, Marietta Lancaster No. 4,
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WANTsl wANTsil
City

NEws.BoYs,
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We call the attention of those who wish
to volunteer, to the fact that Colonel Guth.
rie's First Kentucky Regiment is now mus
tered into active service. Yesterday morn
ing the regiment lacked some one hundred
and Fifty men to I'LL up the different cOmpa-
mics last night, however, they had added
ssysnty.eiRht men at their recruiting Office,
No. rs Broadway, above the Spencer House,
leaving a deficit Of se~venty-two. All those
who wish to join this regiment should do 50
this morning, as it will be the only chance.
BY calling on Lisutenants Geo. w. HynsOn
and ThOs. Hurd, recruiting officers, you will
be assigned good companies in the regiment,
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THE DAILY PRESS.


sa-s.a....s -.@.-s Way rs
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U. s. DragOOns and Flying Artillery.

None need apply but young unmarried mon, of
good character. Pay varies from SI2 to SIS per
month. In addition to pay, an abundance OF good
and comfortable clethiog, board and medic Il at
tendance will DO furnished free Of charge, together
nORsE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Apply at once at No. ID } Sycamore ut.
NIB sWIETzEB, First Lieut. 1st Dragons,
uylh-ff Recruiting O1hcer.
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MEAGI. HANK.

's stasshal1ers - TIE Council Runs Branch Of the
sac HsaE ~ Iowa held meeting At the oGiec q the
a1as tho 7sh inst, when the following named gen.
Es,seH chosen pirstters The ensuing year
isass Jssssoa. samuel kneprer. $ 8 BAyiiss, J, +
fpsiT bra . E.r&~aei.
tthe 3gss msctaa q tho new Board OF Directors the
'aNlHs atassrs we're elected President. James A.
Attsr. Cashier. john lockwood. The following
frsEsleaa vas un sn,w9utlv adopted
Rsiaise4 Thar the Board ot Directors NJ tbs Rrsnrh
f''tl tsa4rr their th,aks 10 Everett Esa faf the
80 saa sug,~ni rpaauef la which he has discharged
t5s tsE.ss a. rte. tAsut
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vr.nen hear people zsy they don't fsaa advertise.
1saa tn newspapers Il may he So, tat they lose
age grau ~ the beat ioc nrvvs ~ tho town In which
e- PAPER PpbtsasI 4 trgthfuly Feaegts the char
atfsn h0hrssof The population Of the city suunty
-s ss psper whieR has bot tcw atvsft sements. ana
~ 1guas that the people 81 that community be-
G.al Tho times but N the paper is we'll filled with
E'retaemenIs At speak OF the place who're II
Ylhs as prosperous tn ait its relations, ana that
q .arroanded ty snteTprtstaE, industrious, aud
ssl,lby citizens - Er.