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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
dispatch from Washing son, to the st. Loui,


Democrat, dated the ls.h inst, says
The National Iatsiiosnesr this morning contains an
elaborate article fully jusdfying the capture of Mason
sni Slidell 1t cites authority show that nder the
acknowledged Law of nations, Capt Wilkes author
izd to board the English steamer and demand the dev
ely Of persons charged with rebellion against the gov
eminent as believed here that he article forsshddo~'
he ground Ohieh will be taken BY the State Department
on the question" The substance of the article has ap
peared in the Wig. We thought we discovered Sew.
sri's esr.malks, in reading It.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
From The Raleigh Register.
SCOTS LAMENT.

Virginia thou art well avenged
Remorse SHILLING mel
Let me pour forth one long, last wall,
For all I've injured thee.
Would could feel, fs ence / did, -
The proud and lofty air,
With which took my Mothers Sword,
never more can wear.
see Il nov with reeling brain
The blade is CORY red
Eich drop STANDS out, q brothers name,
PTs numbered with the dead.
Oh take from me the maddeniug sight
The glitter;ng hilt grasp;
Il stinRs me with the serpent tooth,
Deadly a. poisonous asp!
The visions gone! Again I'm calm;
Rejecting now With tears.
In short six months I've blasted all
The hopes of sizty years.
Ambition, with constructor coil,
Did all affection smother,
And babe me join the Tyrlnt cause,
TO suhjugate my Mother!
With cold ambition; came the twain,
This mother tie to sever
Envy and Hatred sped the shaft,
To blast my heart forever.
It's scared s1d withered, like the tree
The lightning bolt has riven.
On Earth there Is no peace again
Would could hope for heaven!
Oh. Lee, how proud thy soul must feel,
Your mothers heart you cherished;
Virginia prayers ascend for hesi
While al my hopes are perished.
And Davis, too, like Washington,
Is blessed in every heart
Wives, Mothers, Sisters for pray him
Itook the Traitors part.
ny heart grows sick, or could call
On many brilliant name
Inscribed In characters of gold,
While mine ID writ in shame.
Scotn and contempt, and cold neglect,
Are the reward my treaehery won;
With honor, health and power destroyed,
Virginia thy revenge Is done.
Then cease, Virginia, to upbraid;
Could you bu; look within
The heart remorse Is gnsving &C,
You'd pardon cen my sin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

r.bs y prudence and judgment dictate that the Gov.
sssnsat bad ample funds V supply every liability until
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
The War Tax.

The Lexington GaEstts warmly commends the propo-
ion, that the State shall assume and pay to the Con-
iederats government lie portion Of the wAr-tax.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

Az the Diocessu Coayentio, che Protestant Episco-
"a. burch held At Selma on the 1t inst the Rev. Rich
ard g. wilmer vas elected to hEpsoopa'e OF Aaoam.
ma made vacant BY the death the late beloved ana
vensra.ed Bishop Cobbs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
no CORRySPoNDEETS

- assrs 5usi-ss sust % addressed 70 ~ 'A''''
49, ,sy!s- o. bo sides era paper ,ctl Hof % P.o ~,
Il TEa q q rae o. ioES aiading, cl2e u % rnC'oH
- --ig 40 cdss 81 departed r0E1, Ot'ary HoSioes sNe
Al, .i7is nss ere cht-gsf Jor dsddrcrtissfaeT
sl-- W sdaia 's-.lSs g. rsta~H Teectca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
DIRD.

Rsvood Forest ohsrc, City cosny on the 9Th Of Novera.
Der cAkoLIhE PARMssTAL native OF France aged about
% yesr.
Ga the qlst ins Camp Dnmst OF CongestIve Cb HEN.
Y TAZWELL W0ODS0N. Ia the SD year Of his sre.
The deceased wasa member q The Turner Artillery Geoeh
Ian county Gspt Walter ID Lease.
Hs friends hardly reas. that Tazve no mere yet rs too
he sieep, bat uut to In better world
his ling, with warm, generous benesol nj hesrI H.
~dovede other stricken BY you
together with brothers, sseEs and frisnd
shsih his memory. ".
TRIBUTE or RIaPHnT.
a meeting Of the ocs Of the Ith Segment virginia voun
tssrI november 81 b. 1851 motion Of Lieut. o. Yry Col
Espper call ID 70 preside and Capt ~ noMuiea ap
foisted tec'ttsry
Captaa James Green then offered the following
Resolved, That have heard with unfessed ,gre Of
DEATH By the han OF disease Of late conpanon In
sut kdvard walden, Of Co. O. (Rappahaneoek Gurd ADD
while rubm With eaoue 70 hs degrees All Wise Pre-
udsaee cannot bat that highly
asnber Of circle has been sudteny called away from
nldr.
Resolved hiI Regiment faithfuI
Ger and the country al ant soldier aud true
kasvd That syDpAEs deep with hs family In this be-
rssvsssnt and that copy u these resolutions Translated
he Becfssry Of this meeting to the edit the Giehmond wLr
end fo puocaun AID another copy family Of
As dsesssa
JAMES L KExPEa, President,
OIL tn n sgnent w. tou.
J. n. hchu1LKs, Secretary,
0.pts 80 . 'Tth Va Vail.
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YARxvILLr Drsrncr-r. 4. yrSLIr, r. I.

YARhvrLLr DISTINCT. l. yrsLxr, n.
Fsrmvills-N. Head.
Prince Ed rard-W c. Blount.
Colored hission--To be supplied
Poxbatan-W W snain
Obester6.ls-A. Wiles ]. w. Connolly I. g. Camp
hall
ros,ssd-J K Powers.
Im.IiSNJ ohn " Ho.a,d
q Colored Mision-To be supplied.
No,,oSsvNI q Reid
c,Iorsd y;s';on-To bs sunn,;.d
Ir,.rhuraNp whitehead
prnrs.;ot[n q slsusbter
S CoIored Ai..isn-Te be supplisd., "a
G,ssnsylIe--W. R Rov1s.
No,tbsmnton-W T.. Al,n.
A" Coiored Mision-W. Grant.
,.xno,p, x,,oy n,srprcr " I,oHr,
60
Randolph asch vohese-''o o. hinosey.
Danvnle-f. atney.
r. n. CTcuit-P' v Spilier.
neckeno9rg-s " wagon.
OAou anu
0,o..s ~, "A M;.s;o. N a.,,h.u
Oniio.e N ~ y. o'u'"'
S1u,n o's T,t,;r " p..,,
s. h w o.. n 49, -
SpGrII w n v.a.n
I,,h p..s;dsn, D " c.u.n.
t,m,as ,m;e,o, Psss;d.nt D.nv;ls r.,.l. col.-s
ppD IN eant RooL and T,,.t $500,
-,
PHthSboh" pis' W SuAVH, ~
Petersbug-
washington street-O hhL
UoioI-To % supplied.
harist street.h sledd;
m.,ss", % g,S1Pip" IT..
P,ssr, Ni,.on-J 7 A. ,r.on up
n;'~;sa;s-~H "a -,s. q No.,
snseY-L ] g,ns,erger. Jas A Rjdd;ck ann.
Pbce Georre-N Thomas A Stsvsrt and r Wood.
ward sups
stry-James 4 Crowder
Si,h6sld-J 9 Clarke.
Sutham pton-J L Potu, n Arnold and Dsvany,
sut
iurfreesboro-L II Creushsv.
Bertie-T l. Williams.
uv,,v n,.-,,c-
H.,-v r II Res
Ip,,.s,v.ri.-- SSor,h
p.s-;,LWI.U csssv;1
p,,r;ck NissonwJ q B,yl.v
smb,s R;ver N,.sion-fi " f,;n,l.v
Frankln-R A Gregory.
A.,'. 49,
+, ,h.N
hy1 e r,,, r,v.d,
COo,sn.,r u D u;,abau
V Inho.s.9 W,na;ns
pssso.S w i C,oss
DsgIa w uro,.,
Finc,stle--J p Garland.
St,uuton-E Gibbe
Uampbell-P A Pierce.
Appomattox-J w Blincoe.
Slate Hver-To Dc suppheo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DDo6se.
bocfinso'n-'eo D'sse"'
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nrn'ho.,.rd s,,,.,-p u;.h..Is
n'. 10 g.
D Ouse T n pI.aI..u
TAuu, se rs..i.
;, James .aee' HH'
foremoeto-
North s'reet-ro be supphed,
wesley onspelT' yc.. Sro'u'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02


Church, concluded It's sessions about tse ecsoek e
Thursday night and adjourned 70 nsst q u 9oa q
November, 1852, at Petersburg.
The following IL the list Of appointnsah nsA py ~
Conference for the present year:
MoHxosD DIsIRIof-J. .. cesELrss, r.H
Richmsnd City.
Csntensry.W. W. Bennett
African hisson-G. ". Motley.
Sydney-To be supplied.
Clay street-O. Q. Pearson, q +. hsss.aa, Sup.
Broad Street-D. 8. Dogsett.
Triuity-A. G. Brown.
Union-W. Il. Christian,
Seamsn's Bsthel-F. ]. Boggs.
hauchester-T. II. Haynes.
Charles City-H. Littleton.
JAMES City and New Kent-W. g. Lnmpkin.
Williamsburg. b. Proctor, L. 4. Han, 6up.
York-Jno. w. White ..rI.
Gloueester.-Jno. B Dey. Lt..l
hatthews-J D.. Lumsdsn, Il. Biiups, Sup.
King William-B. H. johnson. 1853
James A. Duncan, Editor Richmond Christian Advo.
cate and member OF Broad street Quarterly Conference
yRrDERIcTsBoRs DrsrRIcf-J. A. Plocroa, Pr
Predericksburg-E Pritohett.
King and QIeen-A Beckwith.
Middlesex-J @ Rowe.
Lancaster--J n Saunders.
Westmoreland-w Balm and James Portlr.
King George-L Moore.
Stsfford-J McSpsren.
Fauquier-J Grown.
Rsppahannock-J Fitzpatrick and J fla.sl
Cuipeper-Jno Poulton.
Ripidsu Mission-To b supplied.
caroline Il Payne.
Loudoun and Leesburg-J Andersen.
Potomac-R Scott.
Wsrrenton-R " Watts and John Willisnsoa.
Oark-W G Harmon
Winches.er-J L Shipley.
CHARLOTTESVILLE pIsTncr-J DAVIS, PI.
Charlottesville Early.
Albsmare-J Clarke.
Bedsos.
Nelson's Robinson.
svile-H A Gary.
Goochland-T Dayton.
Hanoyer-D Wills.
Louisa-J Waggener.
Orange-H ) Am,re.
Madisor-J o Ness.
Piedmont w Grant.
Harrisonburg-W Starr.
Elk Run-L Way.
Fuvanna-H Linney.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT. Z. TO rE SUPPLIED.
Washington Ciy-Geo. q. Ray.
Ne1andris-W. W. Duncan.
Rock 0reek-r0 be supplied.
PairfsI-
Patterson Creek ]"
Springfield
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
Riehnena, pse. 3D., 1851.

ne undshgnsd proposes 10 continue Exchange and Ba5k
Ing sss.nss usder ths style ~ T. Postcr co stthe
emS senty ecealisd b. rndss futon Co. hopes by
se1sus saseuea 70 the Interests care merit
oosnsanes Of TIE patronage pbsray bestowed the
co.esrp kees 70 The Banks and Merchants Of Richnosd
es9-0 hIoHD I. ROSrIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

IN TIE Army.
William wheelight. John B Lsursus, @ o Wander.
slice, John 8 Reese and George Booker.
cHAPLAIEs.
John Grsnberry-llh Va Regiment
WV Bsny-S0;h Va Regiment.
PF Augus-5s,h va Regiment
JE Joyner-b7lh Va Regiment.
Lsonidas Rosssr and Thomas Digs len without -
polntr1ents at their request
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

GURVRYORss C0MPAS1.-ro be sod a hrst rate full
- dsed surveyors oompAs. In box with Tripod complete
Ale, ssscoadhs Miners conpaA. ApplJto
LUCK,
ds2-R Columbian dotel,
THL0UR.-Pany Flour superior gu ,y or sale In qusr-
La utsi 10 suik DUsLOR, hOACpkk 90. az
ESDnNCm 1BAsDH.-5 q7ater casks very iupericr
Is quality for SALE By DUsLof soEcUak 90. d.2-iw
AnD 0IL.-io bbls, recelvn. aud for sale By
~ df-1v DUNLOP, hoNcURr CO,
EoR 1Akns-e1000 Confederate States per cent Bouas
1000 virginia stAte per cent Bonds
dss K h hAURYA co.
GUNNIK DA0ING.-9ooo yards for sale By
" de1 E0MUhD, DAVENPORT 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

,. Y. hcMr1rxx, Secretary, -
Captain 90 Z, Ith Regimen. We. Vols.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

nVuE hrn Of KSDkRs, SUTTON 90, 10 this day dssolvs
Win NE coreurrsncs Of parties interested The
IN ss closed By Mr. john End who viii have charge
soek, end pslsrs and vhs css for the present II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

The largest building in the world will be
that intended for the Industrial Exhibition
i'll London, in 1862. There are upward Of one
thousand two hundred columns and eight
hundred girders, the aggregate weight of
which iron work will be four thousand tuns.
The picture galleries alone will be one thou
sand two hundred feet in length and more
than sixty feet in hight. In these enormous
walls more than six millions of bricks have al
ready been swallowed up, and more than
twelve millions more have yet to be laid. The
gallery, when completed, will be divided by
semi circular arches into compartments of
these, two will be three hundred and twenty
FIVE feet long, third one hundred and fifty
feet, fourth and fifth seventy five feet, and
four mailer ones fifty feet long. The nave of
the building, which terminates at tither end
in the colossal dome, is eighty five feet
wide; it is formed of double columns coupled
together. One of these columns is circular,
the other square; the former faces the nave,
and they are each twelve inches in diameter.
On the right and left of the nave are two
side sisles formed of iron columns eight
inches in diameter, and placed twenty five
feet apart, and these will carry the galleries
fifty feet il width On the right of the nave,
and beyond the twenty-five feet aisles, are
two others formed of fourth row of col
umrs and the party wall which separates
the building from the grounds of the Horti-
cultural Society. These side aisles are fifty
feet wide. On the left, entering from the
Exhibition, road, and beyond the two side
aisles, there is third avenue which fills up
the space to the walls of the picture gallery.
The dOmes will be supported on eight pairs
OF columns, one pair being placed at each
angle of the octsgonal area which the domes
will cover.-PhiIddelph Ledger.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
nnMAN uATHnLIo.


st. AusustIne's. Bank-street Rev. Mengs; serVs
vice morning and afternoon. -, --- =
and Eighth Most Rev. =. D, Purcell, b. D.; very
Rev, Edward Purcell, VERY Rev. X. 7: Collins, and
rsst: 81: FTapeis, corner Of Liberty and Vinei Rov.
st, Francis xavlers, west side Sycamore, boz
tween Sixth and Seventh; Rev. Charles Driscoll,
S:,.2 SS:g2 sey. Rom9n Rooloff s, " Rev. james Jon
So. IPstrick's, north. east corner Third and MIN;
. hex. hiohard 0ilmore service morning and aftor-
st, Miehael's, west sido Of MilIcreek; Rev. MIs
ohael Deseaers service morning and Afternoon.
Christie Church, Seventeeth Ward ; Rev, Abra-
Holy Trinity, south siSe Fgb ana Sea MtsTnG9n, s,
and Park Reyi Henghold. Rev. J. Bidder; serv.
st. MSIy s sopth east corner Clay aud Thirteenth;
key: VLsmsnt pIr hamer, In, Rev. y B. Elkman, Rev.
&C. Paulsl south. the cant corner sPrine and Abigail
Very Rey. Jos Fernsding, Rev. ]. \. Hahne soTV-
st; John Baptist corner Bremen and Groen:
: st. Joseph, south. east corner Linn and Laurel:
Rev. lnglebert Stehle, Rev. Wm, Sommer servios
ST. -PRiiomenS, north side Pearl, between PIKE
and Butler; Rev, A. Toebbe, Rev. g, H. Kuhn
st, Thomas, west side Sycamore, between Finh
and sixth; Rev, VIM. o, Higgins; service morning
Chapel Of the Sisters of Charity, south side
EsssnS, fom between Plum snd
=, Chapel of Sisters of Notre Dame; Sixth, between
Broadway and sycamore attended from the Sc.
All Saints, Rev. A. Mcmahon, Pastor; corner OF
immacuiSta, Mount Adams.
UNITARIAN,
First Congregational Church, south. west corner
Fourth and Race Rev. NJ. d. Conway, Pastor;
service morning and evening,
Church Of the Redeemer, -, Pastor serv-
ices every Sabbath, in the Church corner Of Sixth
aud Mound
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.
First Chapel, corner of Mound and Richmond;
Rev - Hastler, Pastor, service morning and
Second German United Bretbren Churob. uost
side Rittenhouse, between Court aud Clark Rev,
y, glinohbaugh, Pastor service morniug and even
ifg
UNIYERSAJIsT.
First un'yersalist Church, east side OF Plum, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Rev G.. Flanders,
Pastor; service morning and evening.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

But there are human being whom, if you
are wise, you would not wish to know too
well. l mean the human beings (if such
there should be) who think highly Of you,
who imagine you very clever and very ami
able. Keep out of the way of suchl Let
them see as little of you as possible. For
when they come to know you WELL they are
quite sure to be disenchanted. The enthusi-
astic ideal which young people form of any
one they admire is smashed by the rude
presence of facts. have got somewhat be-
yend the stage Of feeling enthusiastic ad-
miration, yet there are two or three living
men whom | should be sorry to see. / know
| should never admire them so much any
more. / never saw Mr.. Dickens; | don't
want TO see him. Let US leave Yarrow un.
visited our sweet ideal is fairer than the
fairest fact. No hero is hero to his valet
and it may be questioned whether any
clergyman is a saint TO his beadle. Yet the
hero may be true hero, and the clergyman
very excellent man but no human being
can bear too close inspection. / remember
hearing clever and enthusiastic young
lady complain Of what she had suffered on
meeting a certain great bishop at dinner.
No doubt he was digni6ed, pleasant, clever
round his head. Here is a sad circumstance
in the lot of very great man. NEAR
such man as Mr.. Tennyson or Professor
Longfellow. AS an elephant walks through
field, crushing the crop at every step, &
do these men advance through life, smash
ing, every time they dine out, the enthusiasm
of several romantic young people, Country
PaTSoB.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

TIE STRUGGLE OF LIFE.-Life is a strug-
gle. Every advance in worldly prosperity
is reached after long, continuous and
never faltering effort. Ours is a selfish
world. every man for himself is the
motto which governs the conduct Of nearly
all its inhabitants. Sympathy is too COM
monty limited to verbel expressions and
they that need the most assistance are apt
to receive the least. This is the experience
of muscular, industrious men-men whose
stout hearts and strong arms can bear them
up against serious obstacles and it is alike
the experience Of gentle, modest retiring
woman, whose dependence upon her natural
supporter is exhibited at every stage of her
existence. What a sad spectacle, to see
one who has faithfully fulfilled her mission
as wife and mother, who has enjoyed the
comforts Of home made happy by her
smiles and eXertions, at the death of her
natural protector, thrown upon the world
to meet the struggles of life alone. A policy
of insurance on the life of the husband OBJ
tanned when he was in health, and con-
tinued at a moderate expense till his dis
ease, would have well provided for herself
and dependent children.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
fBy the Pony Express.l
TaIer frnn EalifornIn,

OUTER STATION, PACIFIC TELEGRAPH, Au-
gust 30-The Pony Express, with San Fran
cisco dates to the 2lst inst, passed here at
five o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer Uncle Sam, for Panama, took
100000 in specie.
Each of the three political parties have nom
mated a third candidate for Congress, in ac-
cordance with the statement of the Secretary
of the Interior, that California, under the new
census, is entitled to three members inste i'd
of two.
A fire at Shaw's Flats, Tucolumne County,
destroyed property valued at $4,000.
There are said to be good many sympa-
thizers with Secession in Nevada Territory
All the Indian tribes east of the Cascade
Mountains are believed to be preparing fol
war upon the whites.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
CTTY ORDINANCES.
N2Tl0K 80 l oAIi!, 4 wa, Hos IT ,y NAY \ g, oON

NOTlCE To All, HOH 1T MAY CON.
~ CERN.-Nctice is hereby gwen. that there are
pendne before the City Oouucil of the city of Ciu
cinpatt, the following Ordinances, to-vit;
To establish the Rade ot Roal-strcct from the
east liue Of Sy cAmOre street g pNut 7N cct east
To grade and pave, with limestone, BNal street,
fcm the cast line Of %camore-street 20 rcipt 10
feet east
In pursuance Of the Law, sad Ordinance. wore
twice road, laid on she table. a1d the CLERK in.
sructed - give four weeks notice cf the pcNdency
Of the same
The Law rasuires AT claims toy damages thSi MAY
accrue frm said Improvements, t. he lei in writing
with the CITY Clerk, settins forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks AFTER tho eNpr.
alton q the time required tor the publication o.
such notice, when the same viii b. taker NJ toT
aral action.
aaSO.x GEO. VI CASEY. city Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
mo. sill
AN ORDINANCE TO PRnYInR PnR

n " Oh n To BhuN Ib FOX
~ the better protection against Fire on Stesal.
laid no and mooTed within the limits cf the etv q
Cincinnati.
SEcTIoN l. 81 {; a-dsize,i b. tie Ct C,Nscsl ~ sss
city Of CHciEaa-i. That from an sfier the ihirtefh
day Of August. ore Thousand eight hundred and
sixty one, all steam h1ats other cram, which, for
the time being, NAV h ont Of commission, ulNorai
or laid up within the limits Of the city Of Cucin.
natl, shall be moOTed stationed, that no more
thsn two q said beats craft shall be in contso;
b ats r craft thus moored star 1keG sh all be
TUOoie5 or stationed Vithin two hundred aud fifty
feet Of another toat or craft at the nearest points
Of contact.
SEC. 2. That If the owner or owners of any such
beat craft referred TO in fection FIRST shall be
guilty Of any violation Of this ordnance. the same
shall, upon conviction before the Police Court, for
felt ard psT fine not exceeding the sum Of ten
dollars for each oense, together sith cost Of
ecuiion, and every days continuance of the viola
ton of this Ordinance shall be considered separate
offeBse.
SEC. 5. That If any owner, agent, or trustee, haY
Ing authority over any such boat craft Eh All fall
Tefue or neglect TO moor station his or her boat
or craft. according to the regulations heretofore
provided, then the Mayor or Chief of Police NAV
cause the removal Of haid boat boats craft, and
cause them 20 be mOorrd in conformity with the
requirements of this Ordinance, and all penalties
iLcurred, together with the expenses incidental to
said removal, shall Le chargeaOle to, AID be inst
and owners thereof
Done at the CoGncil Chamber in the city of Gin.
cibnati, this twenty eighth day of August, in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty
]. B WAREES President pro tenn.
Attest: GEO NJ. CASEY City Clerk. au3O-c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03
RAILROADS.
1861. 1851.
FAST TENG11.l
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
Railroads.
eAN ANB AFTER THURSDAY, AUC. q,

gRN AND AFTER THURSDAY, AUG. 8,
" nSl, Trains will depGrt aa toilOys ;rlsss5s q
natl, Hamilton aud Dayton Depot-For
nNton; Uonnscts ~ Dayton with Greenvllle and
road for Lima bhlCaso and the West Toledo, Be.
iroit and Canada; with sspdusky, Dayton and
~ x. N. fIiSsa CISCISSHTI ExaPsREss-Ersn
Little Miami Depot 0onneStM' M vie OolgInbqs oleLe-
cleveland, Dunkirk, New York and Boston. Also
'.si@3 x. M. EXPR RSs-From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot For ram ton, Eaton'
sanspoTt, Uhicago and the West. Connects at Ham.
ntcn with Junction Railroad for oxford and Lib
- A, uuE .EXPREss MAIL = From ,Littls.
Miemi Dg0ti Connects via Columbus BSllais and
via Columbus S!evcl"pd, ngnkirs and nSNslC,
uiss aami psVc,FoS ScaaSss SSS spTiueno9
asmoD r and a.SSn Sa
ioTd Td and Liberty. @ ccnnects to coauSrslle Also
Gr DAYTON Sonnects a DAYTON, With Dayton and
l'Fs,SS :. I'm NJ, RXPR Rssis.-rrem giuO,ena,i,
mG SYS ICsSSspoT sSS C6SaSS and The North west west
SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
g 2. M. ACCONIMOD ATlON-Trom Little
Miami nerct- Ecr Nenia, Vmnests With vtnSin;
"GS,SSa PFnif'pS =, n. HSGGSoN uoDAEION-Er,m ON.
einnati, Hamilton and Dayton DePSt-For Ham
IGP. NJ, NIGHT l,Ess-Trouo Olncin.
Son Se a stcnnsnTo snS and PsSnrS via 0Sum
bus Nrestiiue Ard pttsbuvg; via NNlunhas, Bellair
au5 pi,r burn; and via Hlnmhus aud Cleveland
sLRErl Ne - kRs ON THIS TRAM.
Traius leave DAYTON for the Fast, via Columbus,
At 1850 4. NJ, l 0,5S a. Al. and NiS T. NJ for
The dos p. M Fxpres,- Saturdays makes all
ncctions as advertised, except tor Detroit and
The 10 p ESrress runs daily, SATURDAYS ex.
ccrtcd, All other trains run daily, sundays OK.
CCptCd.
SoJ All information and Through TickeS EleAse
Abpy at the Ofces south east corner ct Front and
PvoadyRy; west side II Niue-street, between the
pustofAca and the Buruet House, No. Weet Third
street, SNth-street DEPOT, and st IRE EAst Front
street DEPOT
Trains rsu by uolumSus time, witch Is seven
Dfuutes faster than Cincinnati time.
2. W. S1RAnEk, General Ticket AgenS.
DmHihuses call for passengers by lssvlpF dlrso.
hons at the Ticket Of6ce. ie9
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-03

AN ORDINANCES To PROVIDE FOR
N AT extension and renewal Of the lease upon the
City Prison.
ctApdti, That the City Auditor ne and he is hereby
authorized 90 contract with T. J. Buck kiueham for
extension Of the Troseut lease noon the City
Prison for further term cf three wears after the
expiration Of said lesse, with the privilege of lfe
further term the reaftar ucOU the terms aud i-
tiaus as 60 rent and rerocfue, contained in said
Bucsirgham's propC sition of August p, 1861
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
ciunati, this tyeT y-e5Ehth day OF August in the
year eighteen hundred and sNtv-oue
J. b WARREN, President Pm ten.
Attest: GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk. auSN c