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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-16
FOR RENT.

UNOH RRNT- T-ROOM-With or without power,
n at the south east corner Pearl and Plum; ;sts.
Apply on the premises. fel6 b.
INOR n ENT- -RO0M-Furnished, for lady
II and gentleman, or two single gentlement at II
gVca ST fel6 b.
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ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORXNG THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MTANY since the great discovery Of Pref Wood have at
something that would produce results identical
but they all and gone, being carried away the
the field 70 its rssess sway Read the follow
ng;-
PRoT O. J. WooD & Co.: GensThe letter wrote you In
1856 concerning your valuable Restorative, you
published in this vicinity and elseEhere has given rise to
touching the facts In the The inquiries
sre frs it fact Of habatOn and stated In
the second, is 1t true Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be In good order and Of
colorf do invsrisby, Ny
hair better than stage Of life for forty
pas more soft thrifty coored the
nv vhskers and the only cause why il not generally is
the substance washed OF by frequent ablnon OF the
ace, when il we're used By wpng the face IN close eornsc
have besn in herecept OF great many letters from all parts
Of New England, asking II hair still continues to be
various compounds well this has doubt been basy
and used not only without good effect but
account for months and yet hair as good ever,
examined il with surprise, 81
old and not gray har in my head or en- my And to prove
received your favor CT two quart bottles last SUMMERS for
which grateful; gave It to my friends and thereby
and then purchaser used with universal will
ask favor you send BY which discover
fraud the Restorative, sold by any fear without author
ity from from YOU pure article will Success and
where coed effects do not follow, the failure caused
by the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
dee tiny duty heretofore to keep appTised OF the
my hair assure all Who inquire Of me of
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remain dear sirs,
yours, A. Y; kkt aoND.
The Restorative bottles Of three Sizes viz: large,
per bottle bold least twenty per cent
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 bottles the large
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New York ia Market street, St. Louis MOI and sold by all
sSe Co.., By every Drug
house In the United States lfebll-H
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BY TELEGRAPH.



WAsHEGroS, March 6.-Buehanan commute
Judge VOndersmiths sentence for forging applica
lions for land warrants from twenty years to tfre'
years imprisonment
MAJOR Anderson, up to the 4th Of March, repre-
sen'sd himself safe and that no reinforcements need
be sent to him.
Inc committee Of Conference on Patents report
Gu tnas al patents hereafter granted continue seven
een years and prohibiting any further extension
The bill thus passed
Black probably remains in Washington n ,-scs;cs
| law. -S''''s' 0n 70 pFaceee
buchanan left for Wheatland this afternoon He
was escorted to the depot By the uailitarv and
chsered by large crowd when he left
The resignation of Preston, Minister to snsin b.s
been received.
Captain Lay of Virginia, has resigned.
A number of citizens from Kentucky and Indiana.
are urging the appointment of Major Anderson
Brigadier General, vice Gen. Twlggs.
Greeley pressed Fremont for the French mission.
Lincoln is understood to acqniese.
Seward told the Illinois citizens to maintain the
Union as the way to maintain the Republican party.
1t is doubtfully asserted that John Bell pronoun-
ces the Inaugural address adeclaration of war and
s@S NC 4eiEe1ScO " CP~NO AON VIC SOts-
aiet
While Objectionable portions Of the Inaugural
were being delivered, Southern gentlemen telegraph
ed Gov Pickens not to attack Fort Sumter until the
action OF thekConfederste States.
Seward told the Massachusetts, delegation, that
before the close Of the present Administration, Mas
saehusetts and South Garolins would again grasp
hands Of fellowship
Tne Treasury viii not pay anything until Chase
is fairly installed
Lincoln requested Cameron to appoint Ellsworth
Chief Clerk Of the War Department.
There was an animated discussion in :he White
House ON the propriety Of transferring Bates to the
Supreme Court, and putting Gilmer in the Cabinet
WASHINGTON, March s.-SewaFd was summoned
to the White House late last night 1t Is supaosed
in reference to news from Fort Sumter.
Buchanan, on the fourth, ordered the Court Mar
tial on Pope to be discontinued.
Uraga is appointed Envoy from Mexico to Wash
ingtoR.
The French and Mexican difficulties have Seen
satisfactorily arranged but the Spanish difficulties
touching the explosion of Faicheco remain unsettled
It's understood that Lincoln viii decline con>
ference with the Southern Confederacy Commits
sioners on the ground that the seeding States are
still in the Union
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Senate confirmed
Frederick W. Seward Assistant Secretary of State
Clngmsns in asserting to printing the inaugural
said he did not endorse the sentiment thereof which
if carried out, would lsad to war.
Douglas regarded the inaugural as peace rather
than war message.
The President has nominated Norman B. Judd, Of
Illinois, Minister to Berlin.
A report that Crittenden viii be appointed to the
vacancy in the Supreme Court is generally believed
Floyd, Ex-Secretary Of War, has arrived. The
Commissioners from the Southern Confederacy have
also arrived.
JET. Davis has ordered Beauvegard to proceed
Immediately to Charleston, and take command OF
the forces now raised for the investment Of Fort
Sumter.
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We understand the Bank of West Tennessee at
Memphis has notified the Supervisor of Banks Of its
acceptance of the Bank Code, and Il is now opera
ting under the provisions Of that law. Nest GER
tainy, the Stock Banks in this State could not take
step better calculated to strengthen their credit
than accept the provisions Of the Bank Code
In New York on the "a inst, at theft. rst beard
$4,000 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 75e and
at the second board, 1000 at ISLE The telegraph
reports sales at the second board yesterday at 7sc
decline OF 4c on Fridays sales
In tho general markets today there was less ae-
tvity than for several days past, still fair amount
of business was transacted in several departments
Of trade The Cotton market was decidedly fiat.
and scarcely any unconventional place, only few
bales having changed hands. Thera was pretty
heavy movement in Tobacco, the sales amounting to
"a hhds, large portion of which was Of excellent
suality, and commanded good prices.
Exports Of specie.
The following is a statement of the exprts Of
Specie from New York to foreign ports to the I'd of
March in the years noted /:
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Fron, WnshInrtoV, .

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Inauguration ball
last night, for which such extensive preparations
had been made, was grand success. Il was very
fully attended, and passed of in manner satisaeio-
ry to ALL Mr.. Lincoln, with his family accompanied
by Vice President Hamlin and family, Senator
Douglas, a1d other distinguished persOnages, en-
tered the ball room about III o'clock, and after q
promenade received the personal congratulations Of
those who chose - be presented. Soon afterwards
the Presidential party proceeded to the supper room
and subsequently, some of the party, intending Sen
ator Douglas and Mrs. Lincoln. who were partners
danced quadrIlle.
New Workers, numbering at least 5oa, proceeded
this afternoon to the White House to call on the
President. Mr.. Lincoln came out Steward L. Had-
ford introduced the party, and the Presidens made
a brief speech. At the conclusion he was greeted
with hearty round Of cheers, after Which several
gentlemen shook hands with him, but be found il
necessary to break away from the company. The,
delegation then reformed and marched to the resi-
dence of Hon. Simon Cameron, who appeared in
answer to their calls, and addressed them briefly.
The company then proceeded to pay their respects
to Hon. Andy johnson, of Tennessee at st. Charles
Hotel He came out and made sn eloquent and
earnest Union speech indorsiRg the Presidents in
augural withous qualification They also called on
Gen. Scott.
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OhEbUhEE
An vnfaiIizo cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
turpal EnnliSsiOns, LSsposeacy, Loss Of Poecer,
Pains in the Back, St0Rs IN tie Bidder, O5strEced
and Difficult kenstruuftsa, and all Disease caused
By deyidtias ren the path Of NdtUro, and fHdlging
IN Solicitation.
By the Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured snd
full Yigor restored
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind premoe connuba happiness
In "Cherokee Cure the poor dsbated down and
despairng Of sensual pleasure will Hnd relief
safe pleasant in taste but immediate In its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from vegetable
extracts. In the form Of Q delicious syrup
Price 81 per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the World.
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MEREIN. Propristors, st. Louis, Ne.
Sold In Nashville BY EWing Pendson, Berry Demevills
G. W. Hendefshott, and BY Druggists everyEhers.
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r1nnEIANn,s RAIRAmIC CnnnraI
r. atoms Inran.IIs Cordial, for CAild-

DR.. atoms InFantIIe Cordial, for Child-
rem TecthiDg.
Is narcotic to u to sleep and perhaps to death SUI
onesbut reliable and certain remedy for
ills Of inantle life. twill soften the gums reduce in
hamaion and relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
process the period Of teethng 1t works like chsrm living
healthy sleep night the little sufferer and grateful rest
the weAred oohr II does not constrae the bowels because
it contains NO kOkPHLNkI or opate Of any kind, fact
fully warranted in stating cannot be said Of any other
prepaaion fer nRnte complaints at this time before the pub
lie, quick and falias remedy for DqrvAgG, Die
Gripping in TIE &oEaeh Aeid, and being powerful anti
spasodc Mothers should always have by them in cases OF
Coarasios especially when they purpose giving their children
the other old fashioned narcotics Of the day. exceedingly
EaLons Infaltile Cordial this only you rely
Goidby CHURCH DUPONT,
eele projectors, 400 Brcsdway, New York.
Blood Food
Blood Food!
Blood E0Odl
Te all suffering from consumption inc pient or or
from debility any kind from mental prosraton
brought on By any from scroulas complaints from
kidneys bladder and to ladies suffering Of
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sagender consumption, TIE
BLOOD FOOD
Il sesd Is certain reliable remedy Differing in every
sonbinaton Of ZION, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
Of very great WORTH and hear glad and grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH q DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole the srce and have in consequences Of
fraud Attempted upon public changed the color Of the outside
rsppe o red to yellow increased the the BEETLE
Is ounces very cautious In buying 10 that the fao
m;e OF their signature the outside Of the wrapper all
others are couz terfe y. J. WOOD & co st. Louis,
oetl2-H wholesale AGENTS Tor the "ss'.
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DE-. HOsfIand 9 Celebrated
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XKTILL esecuay Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jsun
Wv dice, Chrsnc Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kid
all diseases arising fon dssrdered Liver and ston
ach Constp&oR Inward Piles Fune Of 1osd 10 the
Fsod Fullness weight In the Stomach, Sour Erucens,
Sinking Tutsng at thu Pit Of the stsmach Swimming Of the
Hurredand Difficult Breathing, EEttsrzg at the Heart,
Choking SufecaHg Sensations when in rg posture, DIM
vison before the Sight Fever and Dull
Pain in the Hsj, Deficiency Of Psrsproa Ieeunes Of the
Skin and Pain In the Side, Back Chest Lbs &c. Sud
den Fushes Of Heat Burning In the Feh Constant 1aan
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
propretors calling the attention Of the public TO this
preparation, de with feeling Of the utmost cenAdenoe In its
the diseases for which tisrecomnsned
II and unted arc but that has stssd the
years trial beors the American people, and its
utse1 and sale unvalled by similar preparation
an testimony in Its favor given BY prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all Parts Of the country ia
immense and careful peTusal Of the Almanac published
ally the proprietor and to be had gratis Of OF his Agents.
satisfy the most skeptca hat this remedy Is really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLAND's BALsAMEC CORDIAL
VIII long standing Cold short time Read the
PHILADELPHIA, Tes. I6, 1855
BE- @. NJ JACKsoF-Sr had for time been suffering
throat and hosrseness, try oef
lands palsamc Cordal accordingly procured bottle, and
am happy state that half Of II completely cured
now unhestatngy recommend it 10 friends who be SIM
ary afflicted and deem it than justice to bear this
publicteyl asn5 to Its virtues Respectfully you're.
ELEANOR McHENRT
Tenth Street. absvs Coates.
Prepared eny by Dr. O. NJ Jackson, Ne as Arch Street.
United and Canada Price IS cents bots
o. J. W0oB, St. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West.
EWIN PENDLEToN & CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Reailed by JO g. BROWN and EVANS, G. W. HEN
DERsHoTT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; ]. B.
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WASHINGTON, March 5.-The floor of the Senate
Chamber was densely crowded to-day before the
members were called to order The utmost anxiety
was everywhere expressed to learn the formation
Of the Cabinet. The galleries were about Iwo-thirds
filed. The Senate met at 2. III. A prayer was
made by the Chaplain especially in behalf of the
President Of the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Hale, committee Of two was
appointed TO wait on the President and inform him
that the Senate was ready to receive any commune
cation he might be pleased to make.
Messrs. Hale and Douglas were appointed as the
committee, and Immediately proceeded to perform
heir duties.
The Senate here took recess till 4:30P n.
On the Senate again coming to order, Mr.. Hale
reported that the committee had performed their
duty, and the President had informed them that he
would forthwith communicate in writing.
After short interval, Mr.. NicolaT, the Private
Secretary of the President, appeared WITH a mes
sage when, on motion Of Mr.. Hale, the Senate went
into executive session at half-past four p NJ
The following gentlemen were confirmed as mem
bers Of Mr.. Lineoln's Cabinet: VIM. H. Seward,
Secretary of State Salmon p Chase, Secretary Of
the Treasury Simon Cameron, Secretary Of Var
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The river now slightly on the rise, with feet
arge onI Harpeth Shoals.
Steamer James Woods will be in port this day to
certainty and win depart for New Orleans on
aturday next positively.
The steamer Melnotte, the craft what has the cal
ope, that is a calIope, which discourses melody
unsurpassed, and will be treat to the lovers of ex-
client music, takes her departure this day at
'clock, punctually for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
DESTROYS of a small portion of freight and lim-
ed number of passengers.
The Hazel Dell is due here this day from Cincin-
lati. Immediately after will follow the Swallow,
Upper, and Ida May.
The c. E. Hillman will be the first boat due in
.Ort from St Louis.
This day therezWill, usual, be regular packet
,oat to leave pert for Paducah.
4 The Charter arrived yesterday from ports above,
nd will meet with immediate dispatch back.
Freights for New Orleans, St. Louis, and the
ohio river, but.little offering for these points.
The Chattanooga road is now running sixty cars
,sr day, and doing everything in their power to
aove of in turn the accumulated freights nov on
land.
The RoUTE FOR FREIGHTs SoUTH.-We mentioned
week ago that the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad route the direct and reliable route for
rieghts for alabama and Georgia, and they who
ought to direct from this route would be subject to
lelsys, damages. &c, if they persisted so to do,
nd selected the port Of Florence, on Tennessee
liver.
As proof of this, one Of our patrons who was
needless to the admonition gave it trial on lot
f corn, the result of which was the corn reached
florence, the railroad agent there refused to re-
Give, the load could find at point storage had to
,eturn to Paducah then store, with the expense of
IN up and down freight. The owners then order it
this point, to be consigned by the Chattanooga
Dad the expenses having already eaten Up the en-
ire cost of the cern.
The Poland has gone to Florence with a load of
Railroad freight She'll have good time of it there.
The Swallow shippers sensible to the last, she
PASSED Louisville yesterday with load of freight
or the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Nv; also the Lady Pike, their commandants little
90 sharp TO freight for Florence.
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Dark, Glossy, ana
LuxariaRt HART
HOW!
BIZ using Hsmstreets Ia51sita6le Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN CO., ProprietOrs, Troy, MY.
ees an advertisement headed,
SGYOU LOOK IN VAIN.J'
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RELIGIOUS SERTIcEs-C Communion in the A. &.
Presbyterian Church, College street, South Nash
vile, on Sabbath. the 10th instant. Preaching on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights previous, at
u o'clock. Communion service on Sabbath at lO1
A. NJ, and preaching at P. M. Reverends hONT-
GoxERr and BARDwEIL win be present-the former
during the whole and the latter part of the meet
ing. Thepublc is cordially invited.
mh5-2t. 7. b. PEorLEs.
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ONLY ONE DoLLARl3
NASHVILLE. March c. 1861

NASHVILLE. March 9, 1871.
We take great pleasure in stating to the public
hat W. ]. MARI, Insurance Agent, No. 25 College
street, in this city, has made with prompt and
fair settlement of claims against the Insurance
Company, for loss on our stock and fixtures, on
Broad street lately destroyed by fire. Which set
lement being 70 our entire satisfaction, we would
advise our friends who wish insurance to call on
him without delay and procure policy.
mar6-tf. OTTENFHLE & KLooz
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Mesere. b. 4. fdAaesescS d Co.
Gsnklsmen-Mr. James r. RstcliGs, resident OF Hem
rico county tbs city Of Rshnend, Virginia, made tho FOL
lowing statement to
negro boy, years old very sick: presumed TIE
be He became prosfrsted that de
SPARED all hopes Of ha recovery and the last resort,
concluded to try A. Rabnstock Vermfuge, and
Of o. A. ereek vial OF which gave him saspoenln
morning night for three days In continuation In less
than three hours after had given hn toe first dose the child
commenced 20 OF all Sizes from six 70 tan inches
long astonishing hundred; aad
thc hey Is perfectly well. " sNs
certify, with pleasure, to the truth Of he above statement
o. A. 6TREcKKR
~ Purchasers should look sOsU nITrAs on the
wrapper, and that they buying RAHHzs7ocK VIA
KIrrsE, and no other. mAr3-wln
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SPRING CLoTHING.-Messrs. THoXA & Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel
have just received large and handsome stock of
spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices to suit the times. Gen.
lemen wishing anything in their line would do well
o give them a call. march3-dIm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DALLEY,s stAGrCA1 PAIN EXTRACTOR

DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACToB
surpassed BY the Of Burns sczds Old Sores
0snduar sWelngs and Alfcsai II heats Dy
eradication, well suppression, and peneate 90 the hidden
OF the msady For the Of Wounds and Ulcers tha
rppesr defy AL other applications, prevents suppurauen
by expeng the poisonous and having reduced the IN
damaton dispersed proud feh appears to create ne.
skin and heals without dhgurehent Sold at the principal
depots IA Broadway, " and Charess street. New uriean
By WRIGHT co., General Agents lso BY all druggists
ard merchants
x In
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ST.. LOUIS, March Oh. the Convention, fesolu-
tons were read movingsa protest against coercion,
copy to be sent to the President The resolutions
were adopted.
The Convention kindly but empAatically says to
the Georgia Commissioner, that Missouri dissents
from the position of Georgia, and declines to share
the honors of secession with her.
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From, R,chmoaa.

RICHMOND, March 5.-The Richmond Wing, con-
sentative says the policy, indicated in Lincoln's
inaugural towards the seeding States viii meet the
stern and unyelding resistance of the United South
The Enquirer, secessionist, says no action of our
convention can now maintain peace. Virginia must
fight. The Dispatch says every border State ought
to 60 out Of the Union,in "A hours
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Since Jan. 1st-. sS7 PCS 42,O7285f ss4 9s7 429
Deposit Banks.

DEPosIT BANK, chartered by the State Of Ala
bama, ia in successful operation at Mobile. 1t re-
ceives on deposit and for safekeeping, money in
sums Of five dollars and upwards. The Advertiser
says that notwithstanding this institution was start
ed at a time of great inantial pressure, it is in
Furnishing condition, and rapidly extending its
business and increasing the number of its depo-
sitors.
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EoRT KEAsNEY, March 6.-The California pony
express fhe 10th has arrived. Business vas less
active. Money abundsnt. Tne shipment Of treas
ure on the ooh would be light.
Fort Point, at Che entrance Of the San Francisco
hsrbor, is occupied for the first time By government
troops.
The Suprems Court has decided In the case Of
Fremont UsrsUs Florri, that the hold Of . United
States patent snd lands, under 9 Mexican grant,
possesses al the precious mstals in the lands.
1t is probable thst no election Of o. s. Senator
will take place this session.
All classes we're joining ID the Union celebration
at San Francisco, on the 22d.
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Frnn, RIchn,nnd.

RICHMOND, WAL March Jon the reception of
Lincoln's inaugural address thousands heretofore
for Union declared for revolution if the Convention
does not Immediately pass a secession ordinance
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A MAN CAUGHT N MACHINERY AND CRUSHED TO
DEATH-The Memphis appeal says Mr. S. S. GALE
foreman Of the Planters OIL Works in that city,
while engaged in the mill about three O'Clock On
the morning Of the zth attempted to shift some belt
ing, for the purpose of starting other portions Of
the machinery, and in doing so was caught by the
belt while the machinery was running at very
high speed In its evolutions the belt carried him
to the ceiling of the mill, where he was pressed so
firmly between one of the geaVing wheels and the
joice above as to stop the machinery As soon it
could possibly be done, Mr.. GALE was released, and
medical aid called in, but his injuries beyond
the power Of science, and he died about two hours
after Mr.. GALE was formerly of St. Paul. Mime
sofa, where he leaves wife and two children.