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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21
-1PE PROF.. Wo9RR'ss, s,s6S 8s6ESsTEeEEdAyTIygEE EgEdyE rgE
HEADQUARTERS, Sd BRIG, lsT Div, o. Y. M.
CINcISHATI, February 20, 1861, !
GEkEhAt ORDERS NO. 81.

STHE TROOPS OF THIS BRIG
BE- ADE will assemble, in full parade equip
ment, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on the morning Of the
ga Of February the anniversary of the BIRTH
DAY OF GENERAL WASHIHGT IN, at the Or.
phan Asylum Lot, and from there will take up
their lire Of March at l0A O'Clock precisely,
through the following streets, viz South on Flu
e TO Court, wsst on Court TO Mound, south on
Mound to Sixth, east on sixth to Race, south on
Race to Third, east on Third to Main, south on
Main to Front, east on Front to Broad way, north
on Bread9ay to bird, east on Third to Pike north
on Pike to Fourth, west on Fourth to Broad way,
missed.
The line will form in the following order COM
mepc,ng on the right: lst, The Stenben ARTILLERY
ID, The Washington Dragons; 3D. The Cincinnati
First Battalion Cf Infantry; 4th, The Highland
Guards 9TH, The Third independent pontinenta
Battalion; 9Th. The Second Independent Olnti-
mental Battalion 7th, The Independent Guthrie
Gray Battalion.
Upon A king up the line of march. the command
Of the column will be assumed b. Major General
Iytlet The Steuben Artillery, when the column
shall have reached Front st will wheel off upon
the Landipg and fire a salute OF thirty. four guns,
aud thence march TO oaheir aTmory for dismissal.
by command Of Brig. Gen. u. BATES;
fe2l.b HENRY G. KBNNErr, Brig. Major.
(Times CODY 1t and charge Press
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

NEBRASKA CRY, February 2O.-The chief
and warriors of the 0toe Indians, came in
town last evening, and made peremptory
demand for the payment of their annuity
due in November last, stating that their
women and children were starving aud their
payment they would have-PeaceaOly if they
could, and forcibly if necessary. The agent
took the money last evening and secreted it.
A large meeting of the citizens was held to
take means for self defense if necessary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

Iris reported that Wigfall is to be Major.
General Of the army of the COnfederates
This viii be the right man in the right place
Under Wigfall the Confederate Army will
quite take the wind out OF the historical
fame of cur army in Flanders. He has a
military education, being bred to the use OF
rife-whisky from his youth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

For 'ne thcusaDdh time, it is now an
rounoed positively that Sort Sumter will
I've isktn at whatever cost, before the 4th Of
March" Certainly; who cares for the cost ?
II cry profanity was tolerated in the PREss,
we rhculd say damn the expense.
LAteT--It is How announced that the South
Carolina troops are drilling constantly for
tsking Fort Sumter by taking drinks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

DKATH OF DgTnaUHHED WoMAN.--Mad-
anne Oasimir PeFier, the widow of the cele-
brated Minister Of Finance and Ex President
OfLouis Philippe's Council, died on the 18th
Of January In Paris. She had lived, since
tiremeAt; and in obedience to her own az
press desire only her nearest relatives were
Invited to the fIasEal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

DBATH OF AN ENGLIsH EARL --Francis,
Kent, on the 10th ult. The deceased peer,
who was born in 1872, was a conservative IN
politics, but had ceased for some time to take
any active part in public life. He is sue
eeeded by his grandson, who was born in
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

Secession jokes are getting rather stale in
The North. The Rock Island hoax did very
well but a repetition at Fort Kearney, Ne
brasba, is hardly fresh enough to be worth
sending over the wires. There was nothing
to steal at Fort Kearney. OF course there
cou'd be no Secession.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

The New FREsoH CoINAGE.-The -AVenir
Commercial has some details respecting the
new coinage TO be issued in France. All the
pieces are to bear the impression Of the Em-
peroTs head crowned with laurel, in token
Of his Italian victories. On the gold and
some Of the silver coins the present reverse
TIA sceDtAs &c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

YACHTING ON THE ISoREAsK IN ENGLAND
Yachting is on the increase In England. The
number Of yachts in use last year was 756,
with a gross tunnaee of 33873; an average
tunpage Of 44.8j employing 3 400 men, and
having got up l13 contests, the amount of
urjzes offered being "a 27O 3
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

A CANADA SI1fNe PoSD.--In Montreal.
the skating pond o. ring is rooted over 20
as 10 prevent itb beiog covered with snow.
II IS lighted at night, aud the band Of The
Canadian Rifles generally attends The
ladies frequent it, wearing short dresses,
loOped up SO as to be out Of the way, and
Turkish trowsers. fa oil.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

- TINS AMERICAN QUARTERLY SrATE.--New
Hampshire is becoming the headquarters Of
american Quarterlies, no less than FIVE being
published there, Silliman's Journal Of Arts
and Sciences, the Nee EagIdader, the Church
Mining MGqazile. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

0urweekly edition ia published this morn
ing, and is for sale at the countng-room at
three cents single. Persons not within con-
venient reach Of the daily, will find the
WEEKLY PREss the best substitute, and
complete news and literary journal for the
family. Subscription price 81 year.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

NEW ORLEANS, February 2O.-Advices
from Havana state that the war steamer
VeIdsco would soon sail for the United
States with Senor Pachero and other politi-
cal exiles from Mexico: The Captain. Gen
eial had given grand military review to
General Miramon
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

AN AGRICULTURAL RELIGIoUs CORPORA
TIoE.-A new religious corporation has been
established. in Algeria, under the name of
"rhe Ploughing Fathers" These monks
have imposed on themselves the task of
ploughing successfully and gratuitously all
the uncultivated portions Of the soil of that
colony, which they will then make over to
the State, for the use Of emigrants.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21
MADAME ALVIN.

0S ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
80 know their future prospects, can have
them correctly stated by Madame ALVIN, at Il 90
Fourth-st. corner 9f Elm, where she may be con.
suited on an matters concerning love, marriage,
courtships, law matters business AFFAIRS and will tell
the name Of the lady gentleman they will marry;
Al7o the name Of her visitors. fel7-fS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

PTrTsBURd, February 2O.-The river Is
falling, with nine feet eight inches water bT
the pier mark. Cloudy and mild
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HOME INTEREST.
renovated and repaired, 50 =. Third.

R% A. A. EYsTEB, UIocks, Watches and JsuslEy,
Nos. aIs aud I'll Central avenue.
hB There is one important fact that evory body
should know-that the best and cheapest Pictures OF
any kind are made by wINDER, at his splendid Gal.
lery, Central ay., corner Of Oourt.st.
BE- DEWEY Co.-These gentlemen are doing
quite large business in the way OF Photogra aphs
Iy6u want fine ornament for your parlor, call at
ll2 West Fifth street, and have Photograph taken
OF yourself
RS- HEwiTT's GALLERY-THs BEsT CHANCE Our
You can get gift of Picture, worth twenty five
cents, in geod case, provided you purchase one
worth dollar upward. Special pains takon
with children. Call at the south west corner Of
sixth st. and Central-av.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

Tue POSTAGE on the DAIJYPREss, at any Post.
ofhce ~ tbe Sae Of Ohio Is leB cents per quarter Of
three moDtls-psysbie in advance the orc 'pdere
ihs paper IS ee'ir0ed
The P,s,ssc out Of che SGte d 30 cents por quarter,
ofthree months, payable in advance, at e Office Of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21
REMOVAL.

SUPERIOR OOURT OF CINCINNATI.
p 13,S7S;-David Gibson VS.. George Hatch,
fendspt Rachel r Hatch, Is aotified that the tSs
plaintiff the 22nd day OF October, 1850 6ied his
otject and prayer q which Is to obtain nds dsaeat;
that the said George Hatch pay 70 the said May
1850, for which islds bsiOpslhs 70 pisintiT az:
the 81 Ts s9s 5nS1 o
the said Geo &c Hatch. and the said Rachel R.
cure The said debt Of SAID George Hatch, may sS be
sold and the proceeds APPLIED to the payment Of said
That Is to say-all Of Dot No 10, In square No IL,
As shown on the plat Of subdivision made BY George
Of the Records Of Hanilton oOHnty, measuriog Is
se. m S1 On m tSe & sh sSs G ssps STREET and
oi lot No in square No IA, ~ same Plat measure
road: esd extendng back 70 the Miami Canal also,
all Of lot No 81 In the "Whitsman Lot. as shown
SH ssS pa! S Il n soSa Ok RSss s
extending back, along the south side Of Bank
KSy ,ss sSuS aa ATsTE 81
in font the south side Of Dayton. street aud ex-
alley the east line being 50 feet west Of one parallel
with Bay miller 81 also, all Of the west half Of blOo
Avery recorded in plat book No. i, page n, bounded
Eest on Denman,strees south on bank-strOet, east
By 70 teet alley and AOrthwaydy By groHnd Of J.
Also all Of the lot Of ground in She east half Of the
feet on SS 8" the wss sds f .DS ny
alien tsss sSiS s aS sGSes @ p Ss 70
ael 70 Bank-st Also, all the lot 81 ground In block
On h Ga Sss sss sss q s q s fret
at giles lee feet, bOendee sOath on lot con-
s SsSs = SsIs: Ts:d4d 1h ia 5ooH Z sS & sd
Hamilton poanty Ese9Ias and defendant, Rachel
70 ths said iton o. OF before the twsntythITd
sZso) day of April lsel the same will be taken q
'ru'' 'Aa judgment r'nsfsIS glRRs6kksou
lelI,u Attorneys for Plaintiff
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

Closing Out at Half PriosI
A LARGK STOCK OF UNDER-
n SHIFTS. Drawers, Gloves, Neck ties, etc
Alse. large stock Of Andersen TIes lAtsst stTlsS
NJ. II. OHHESEMAN,
tslz-u 8. 4. corner Of Fourth and Walnut,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21
ARRIVAL 6f The Presidentls leOt ct the
etr-Tr-ye CITY Of New York.

RECEPTION Of Mr.. Lincoln at tls Eastern Me-
ftfpppFs--1 ddresS Of Mayor Wood and Re-
sponse gfAfr. Incidents Of ne Reeep--
tior--He Declines an Invitation to Visit
Brooklyn, and has an Interview Vih COL
Fremont
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- pnaTAGE .Hn

pan v PRRssBY BAlE s4 PER YEAR,
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orElplAL gArnh ri rHE oITY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24

3D. lhu puNuWWwh HNl wnuh
leiottybm. Forward iutthA Ufhl
tfhi on lU Wybmotdl ytlumInalp lh,
RtbN tr
W. have ihc Nmo kw ,r hcroet d.
M out town vtNuy ,up,uuil, ulvliur
ihcu rUaulms o r1 uuu, mud cycn
impcarh lhc mlN wlhnu who refuse
TO 40 ihcu mddiur go. 800 lolicyc ID
would bean rmiossibH.No pmsmdo amy
of these h,loa1.ral Nm,o, Zoo take ur
arms m d,lrncu IT lhr country, cycn %
the Capitol orlhD nation wa, u tho hand.
OF thu Icbrl.
lit were possible, such man should be
compelled to,r urthc troubles they have
brought upon the country by their insane
teachings, What fortunate thing it
would DO for the future welfare Of the
country, If the Abolition Union dcstroy
crs would only enlist under the banners
OF their great leaders Grccly, Glddings,
Seward, Grow 4 co. and fight the battles
Of the country. We are satisfied the war
would be broughtto a close in Thirty days,
or perhaps sooner, if they could fill their
pockets from the national Treasury any
earlier. Such mer are q blighting cursc
to our race.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24

lvil,U quoted lueHt num iul.a Iat
tt. Nthu WtD Uf NUNtmHu. hnl uHi.U
lhh WiuIu HunpHUUnt WUUh uVU ih,
Judge Nn uirnM itbl ul ratlu.p boz
then bigud ihHl lhrtb Vnt uo npr0u "a,
tud had ihnto boon, u,tn thph ia VoblI
Ou ln uudun aud uhunuiOut rkUtrEo vi
p0vur llo cnllcd iho hitonlon ol ih,
people Ul Tho Dluult, tn The Tact thal ihi
constitution Ua, bchg ubvorlcd lot th,
PURPOSE ul establishing a geographical lu.
Ilirbl party aud thul Congress would uol
listen io amy peace measures inNt it Nh,
an Infringement against the rules ul th,
present House of Representatives to an,
uouncc u peace proposition, and idle I,
do so in the s mate.
llc concluded by again calling the at.
tenuon OF the country 10 the design oI
the political party Ia power, Uud the in
tent to subyCrt the COust tuti, u, and said
it were ~ useless Tor him. aud those few
in the Senate who thought as he did, to
attemp, TO do SO, as it would be to cudcuy
on 20 stay the waters of ,he Niagara " llI
an upliflcd hand.
Ills remarks were criticized by Mr.
Lane, of Indiana for short time, who
spoke in favor Of war and said in allu
ding 10 the writ Of haJc1s corpus, that be
was sorry when j was suspended that the
carcass of Baltimore rebellion had not
been suspended with il
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson. the subject
will hc made the special order for Tues,
day, whch Mr., Salisbury will speak.
Mr. Fesseudcu moved the naval appro
prialion bill be considered The blll wa,
passed
The Senate won't into executive session.
AIlinnrnnh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24

hl,dm NttarlthRN. -
WNlit wlrnOult lha I...' iaAI
huUNu iu WlUtu ht l'nN
lhr miH Wt0Hblalthst
dwi Nuguth to JwtBy. ,.,,'. 7. hia n,
lawful iipht 1ui lotpuuta N.Y. MnI
~olditit Ntlv hnt blnn, iie. gods
Judge nl lho nus orlhr seoii' W " h Il
nud lo mkc upon lhrmgly,' ,tu lsg.
" ol punishment would bv.a,g wv.
signs ui The government Al, IVY We
thctr"uw affected tl,It ntr,,,,4,, ql
rluru hand, md hulm3 lw' NV g "a.
moud,r W,u us
Great pains mc taken Ly
men visiting thcscot or war bo, lon'.
lnglon to impress upon the ,a ,n Wei
the government will rrolccl b,vl0e N
ENJOYMENT Of THEN rights. and IN ~ lhll
war ls Tor the purpose Of nuIb,,, ~ d
nationality, '"hhg 4.
All rumors Of fighting lo.do,
true, several acclc, MS h,yo ats
to our own troop, by the accide"n, tp.
charges OF their guns. WI" Is.
The battery OF Major Hunt r..
PickcnS, arrived at Ccnt.eyillc nv lo.
noon. "" tar.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24

R.g" The Mississippi or some O'Is y,
public highway has been so eifec'uug
"Blockadel" that corn is selling IN ~ ~
western states at eight cents busheL 81 81
should think our western farmers sn'"'
continue to II o-o-r-a-h for Lin'oum'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24


almost tosl computation. but m cyrl,
instance boz which our country has bycl
hrfu o., lolrieu or domestic foes, thy
hovoalvn,s lccu against their county m
every difficulty usually cnlsling the
sympathy Of our old enemy England
During the war of 1872, when white
men were kidnapped into slay,n by the
British Government, and the war fully
nougunted The old Federal party near,
ly unanimously sympathizcd, and many
even took open ground against our conn-
try. In the late war with Mexico, the
same state Of facts existed, the London
T9ucg and the New York Triior sounded
the same kcy-Lole, Lord Palmorston
aud Tom Corwin, both high officials in
their respective governments, denounced
the war and the country with all the ven,
ON aud malice at their command which
was eagerly seconded by their camp fol-.
lowers on both sides Of the ocean.
The leaders Of the Black Republican
Iparty, and their British allies have always
hoon ni.o,.o,,irs, tho vital interest Of
,., o,. '',' "h 49,, , =, ,,.o nresont "I,ro,
,i. Wv ',,',,,' y, ,'si,, !, soons ,ho, chi,e
,ho .n,,rican Aho,i,io,.ist. can roioico .,
the prospective Liberation Of the slaves
and the destruction of our Constitutional
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24
THE WAR NEWS |!
THE BATTLE AT BULLS RUN.
WAsnINGToN, JnIy 10th, 1861.

= ~ -=--
WASHINGTuN, JnIy 10TH 1861.
Cd p,oI,ord,a, ..,..o..,,,a,i,o rno,,,
ul;nni. ,,"' a,;maJ Jo,' I, ,,S,I,aI' Va,
left Bulls Lun, at eight o'clock this NOR.
ning' there had been no general hght
'nvo ynrc - 5G,Lgl""y al ,,% (I oSM H., LGr' i
"fJ i.Lors '"rIr "" , "',"I.o''" ", Smo'. v?D T.! S,
informed COL RirLalds"n that he shouIo
'ior; u,a"''I. w. 'ov',''o' VI -, '"v'm
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It i, CYl McrirrnonJ', ha,ier from,
what he a-cert,ined willie a, tba so,t ~
war, that the Conf4,lerqtes had va.terd,y
upward, OF 81, ,OOU troons at tho ,ipncl;on
or who could soon be there conc.nty,ied
.,.y
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24

Wednesday Morning July "a 1851
To our Patrons


Wednesday Morning July "a 1851
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h., ,yo. l,tol IS,h J,Iy 1870 .I,t L,
opl,. vcck yn C,ilcd to isspo q r,nor ,y,.
tl,,, or ,ho IIollid,,s and ,hot va r,r-
ni.h,d the p,cs;Gant', Messpre last DO
co,I,,. .,.,., -,l,i,r ve sb,,Il hoe,
,c,,,,ol q r,I, ,,,,rc,
n,n,. ,.o,o,, ol,,o., i,,,o,;,il,.,,,,;, -,
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,,h,, sI.,rld ro, u,o wooLIy rono,, bo
shown the same lerity?
r a. MI. r
nr' Lincoln anu lhe hlght OF heVO'
luton.
No man in all the South from jeff Da-
Wis Gown to the smllei, newspaper elitoI
not even Toombs, nor Rhett, ncr Yancey
eyer proclaimed the justification Of tie
conduc, Of the people Of seeded States
IN more emphatic and unequiyocaI terms
than did the preseut President Of the
United States as member of Congress in
1913, and 70? the third time we give the
following extract from his speech ON that
occasion. This speech, the J,wuol Of the
time uurcory WA, rising in arms q a,st
the Ap.uiar Government" Tbi. is true
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24

ALI WRoNG.-We observe that mum
ber of our exchanges ridiculc the efforts
of the President in attempting to Block
ade the Southern ports, insisting that the
blockade is not ciiectual and therefore
wrong and useless.
We think this is all a mistake, n more
perfect blockade has never been estab-
lished in any country, Notwithstanding
the inexperience of the President in gov>
ernmental affairs. The blockade is Ger
tainly success, not only are our ports
and rivers blockaded, but every business
avenue in the country has shared the
same fate, and if the present blockade is
continued for one year longer the whole
country will be bankrupt, but as the
Pres ident says in his late message TO Con.
gress "a popular demand" has resulted
in numerous violations of the Constitu-
tion, and perfect and efft ctual blockade
of the country. The destruction of the
whole country is the orly national idea ev-
er advocated by the Black Republican,
party, and they should have credit for be.
ing national for once
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-24

RsGs. The Journal published a communi
cation last week signed "A Lover of
Truth" which was intended as a reply to
a communication published two weeks
previous in our paper, sigued Spirit of
20" Our correspondent does not deem
it worth while to reply 10 this lover of
truth, stating at the same time that the
article in the Journal was nothing more
nor less than an extract from sermon
preached in the Methodist Church at
Luthersburg two weeks ago by the Rev.
S. Coon.
We would merely state that if the ar
ticle published was correct sample of
the sermon preached by the gentleman
alluded to, it must have been CooH-iih
production
, 1861-01-07
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