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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

ACCORDING to the morning news from
Washington, General Fremont is superseded
agaiL-the order for his supersession to be
delivered Immediately, unless he is in pres
ence of the enemy. What constitutes the
presence of the enemy is now the question,
How near must the enemy be in order tC
constitute presenceP Is it an actual pres
epce-face to fsce-or is presumptive
presence all that is necessary to avert the
impendipg decapitation?
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

ACCORDING TO the Commercials Washing
ton correspondent, the feelingthat the war is
about to begin in earnest was never stronger
there than now-except the week that pre-
ceded the advance upon Manassas Junction.
The Commercials correspondent is bird of
ill-omen,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

GEN. MCCLELLAN is of the opinion that
nobody is accountable for the disaster near
Harrison's Island; and that, 'under happier
auspices, such devotion will insure victory"
Happier auspices is supposed to mean more
common sense on the part of the officers,
who certainly sent their men to be slsught-
cred in the most unaccountable manner.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

IT appears that Colonel Baker did not go
into battle at Edwards's Ferry dressed in
full regimentals, mounted on q splendid
charger, as has been reported by the veracious
chroniclers of the ass and unasS-sociated
press. Therefore, according to the Gazette,
he did not do as be should have done.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

GEN. SooTT is to retire within ten days,
upon full pay and rations, on account of
physical infrmity. Ifmental infrmity had
been good cause for retirement, he would
have gone a long time ago.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

The CzAR's RHAsoNs.-The London EconO.
mist of October IL contains the following
original suggestion as TO the reason of the
Cars friendship for America
If the Cars anxiety TO preserve the
American Union as essential to the balance
of power" have any Ineligible motive, the
reason Is probably 70 be found in his hope
thatthe American Navy would-if the Union
be not broken-soon become formidable set
off against the English Navy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29
HOME INTEREST. l..

10 Lowest prices at JoHNsoN's Gallery, Ninth
and Main. oc2S r.
R0- Superior work at JoHNsoN's Gallery, No. 20
Welt Fifth.st. oo2Sf*
EB- You save 500 per cent. by getting your
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80 A. A. EYsTEG, Clocks Watches and Jewelry,
Nos s43 and 27l Central. avenue.
HsT- You can save lCO per cent. by getting Pic
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

A HEws-BoY has been arrested on the Pc.
tomac, near the rebel lines, loaded With copies
of the New York Times, containing informa-
ton valuable to the enemy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

senior Paymaster Of the district, who will
ether attend the entry, or give notice OF the
payment 70 the Paymaster- General, If the
rolls have been forwarded to his Office.
Orders have been issued by the War
Department for the protection of the line of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by an
armed force, and to facilitate this work, TIE
Military Department of Harper's Ferry and
Cumberland has been constituted, to be uu-
der the command of General Lander.
The Government is urged Immediately
to put the roads in and about Washington in
a good condition, so that access to the
various camps can be kept up during the
winter So far, however, nothing has been
done, and perhaps nothing will be done till II
is too late. Such thing as foresight seems
to be entirely out Of the question. Two
months hence the roads to the camps around
the city will be impossible, whereas If they
were graveled during the fall they would 90
put into good condition for the winter.
The recruiting offices for the regular
army at Wilmington, Delaware and Bridge
port, Connecticut having been open month
without enlistinga single recruit were closed
O few days since and the men assigned to
other duties. The officers report that it was
simply impossible to get recruits, the Volun-
teer service proving so much more attractive
than the regular army.
The Secretary of War has ordered the
promotion Of twenty sergeants of the regu-
lar army to second lieutenancies. The total
number of officers now in the army, who
have risen from the ranks is sixty.nine,
forty.three of whom have been appointed
during the present year. Out Of twenty-six
officers promoted from the ranks in the old
regiments, only one-a Marylander re
signed on account of Secession proclivities.
SHAKESPEARE AND THE MAGNfFIcENT Rs
vIEws.-A jovial fellow quotes Shakespeare
on the Army Of the Potomac thus wise;
Brtltus-What o you think
Of marching to Philippi presently
Cdssius-I do not think it good.
Brut,ts-Your reason
Cdssius-This is it:
'Tis better that the enemy seek us
So that be waste his means. weary his soldiers,
Doing himself offense whilst we, lying still,
Are full of rest defense, and nimbleness.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29

A one thousand-dollar bugle has been pre-
sented to the huPler, Hail. the successor Of
the famous Kendall, the Boston buglOr.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-29
Fine Book Papers.

OUR STOCK OF BOOK PAPERS, COM
u PRlSIN0 the various sizes, Qualities and
prices, Is very large and complete. Printers VIII
hnd 1t to their advantage to examine our stock be-
fore purchasing else where,
NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
sel7-h ~ and 10 Walnut st.
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Printers' Flat Cap.

WYE HAVRA FULL STOCK OF WHIFR
w and Blue, WOve aud Laid Flat Cap, IL, Il. l6
sale by 'NiX0N. OH HATFiELD & WOODS,
sel7.tf y ~ and 10 Walnut.At.
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NNREEN CORN, GRRRN PEAS, FRESH
W TOMATOES, eic.-yust receiyed;.
90 doz. Green Corn, 2:lb. and LID cans
% doz. Green Peas, 2 ID aud lib. cansi
20 doz French FeGs, lib. cansi
20 doz. Mushrooms lib. cansi
90 dOz TomatOes, 2-lb. cans;
leo dOz assOrie ed EDglish Pickles, Qty. and pts.
90 dOz WorcestershiTe Sauce, quarts pinta and
half pints
20 doz Cove Oysters, Glib. cans: ,,,
Fer sale by JOHN BATES,
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Army Suffers, Attention.

WYE HAVE ON HAND LARGE
w stock Of Ruled Gap, Letter and Commercial
Note Papers Of various qualities at very low Prcess
to which we invite your attention
NIXON, OHATFIELD WOODS,
sel7-H ~ and 20 Wainutst.
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ONCE IN, always In.
COLUMBUS, ONO

COLUMBUS, ONO, October II, 1861.
MIR. j. j. BUTLER, AGENT, NO, 40
INa Vine-st., OincinnAu-pleA lease send me O6 doS.
Of your EXCELSIOR FLUID INK, same as before.
and oblige j. III. RILEY,
Wholesale Statisner.
FAY's TAGS SOLD HERE. oc24-f
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the natural hue Of health as to defy detection by
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PALMHRB VEGETABLE OObmETIO LOTION
Is the king sf all remedies for the cure of pmples
and other erupions OF the face tetter Oh the hadn
and other parts Of the person, salt-rheum, eTyaD-
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located itching eruptions Of all kinds, aoaly erup-
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Castor Oil
Cranberries.
Goldfish, Maokerel, go.

Oh DRUMS LARGE GOLDFISH, RX-
AO TRA 600 b1Is; half-bTls; aud kits Nos. 4
Salmon, for sale by JAMES A. FRAZER s co,
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OF horses the expedition has nearly fifteen
hundred. They are mostly on board the
Great Republic, Vanderbilt, Ocean Queen,
Baltic and Ericsson. One ship takes, as sup
plies tor these animals, eight thousand bags
of oats, and besides this other vessels carry
further supplies of oats and corn, while many
tuns Of hay are divided among the trans
ports.
Two thousand bushels of Cumberland coal
have beer. taken along. This coal is of the
finely broken kind used by smiths in their
forges, because it gives quick and very in.
tense heat.
Besides the two-wheeled dumping-carts
already mentioned, there are also a great
number of hand. carts and barrows, especially
ofthe latter. Of course every tool needed in
constructing earthworks is found in this inn
mense 0naiunl gdtheTun.
Three or four transports are partially
laden with brick, mostly friedrich. These
are probably to be used, in conjunction with
the fine Cumberland coal, for heating shot
Camp stoves are cheaper, handler, and more
| quickly set up for cooking purposes, and the
brick are most probably to be used in con.
structing furnaces to heat red-hot shot, with
which the great columbiads will do good
| execution.
OF artillery ammunition there ara really
immense quantities. Several of the largest
transports are nearly laden with these
materials, and thousands of shell were sent
oil from this port, as we'll as shot, canister,
and every variety of deadly missiles.
-..r ARTIFIoERs.
A number of carpenters. masons and othel
srtihCeTs form a part of the material of th'
expedition, so that in setting up barrack
and for other work skilled labor will be al
WAYS at hand
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N q DIG AL
HRAR WHAT rm People say.

The underlined having used Professor HUM
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.z BALTIMORE
Commercial College
FOUNDED, CHARTERKD 1856
4HO.C AT ED,
COr.Ba1tinHore and ChRrles-sts..

FOUNDED CHARTERKD, 1854
IL O,C A L d si..r
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TNHIs INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
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Thorough IrqeieaE BHHnesE Eduoation generally, are
IL any by any similar estab
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Id 1.-ry.-t 4. K. lOSIRR,
Principal-Lectufer on the Science Of Accounts Com.
mefce, Business Customs, etc.
jan. Phillips, N
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Ast II. II. DAVIES
l Associate Professor Of BOOk-K Keeping.
n. O. JOHNSON,
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ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
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l. REV. B. HEATEs REESE, D. d.
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M. 2-POr Worm Fever, Worn Cole WettlnS tie
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John J.HnInes, Lone,or. ENGLAyD.
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

Just f'u6lisHed, IN a Sealed EnreL0re,
A LECTURE ON TIKI NATURE, TRRATMENTAND
RADICAL CgtR OF SPERM ATORRIIOEA or sem.
inal weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Involuntary H1lSsionS, producing ImPotGncy Con-
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BT ROB. J. CULYEtWELL, 81. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences OF
selEab1Se mAy be eaectuAlly removed without inter
nal Heetnes or the dangerous applications Of cau5
tics Instruments, medicRte bouglos and other em-
prieAi deViseS here clearly Demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted BY the celebrated author iIly explained IN
means OF which every one 3 enabled 10 cure himself
perfectly, and At the lGASt possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nOstTumS Of the day. This
Lecture will prove boon to Thousands and thousands
sent under Eeal to any address, post paid, on the
receipt % two PCstage stamps, by aIlr0AsiDG mr..
CIIGs. J. c. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York,
Post Rox 1855. IyI6