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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
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RxperIments with the CaIcian Light
It's Rays Thrown upon the Rebels.
Professor Grant, who has been making
experiments here with the Caloian Light,
under the direction Of the military au-
thorities, made a reconnaissance in the di-
rection of the enemys batteries on the
Elizabeth and James Rivers last night. He
left here in the little steam tug Adriatic,
not much larger than fishing boat and
proceeded up to our camp at Newport
News when he first threw a flood Of light,
to get the orange" Using his small para
boloid reflector, he found that at the dis
tance of half mile he could distinctly dis
cover the battery on the bank, and the
white tents cleaning beyond, with the
dark woods in the background. After
spending o short time there in experiment
ing, the Adridtic steamed over to the Pigs
Point battery, on which the Professor
directed the stream Of light. Of course
the enemy could not see the tug and the
strange CLEAN of light that illuminated the
intervening waters and shone upon their
battery disturbed their equanimity.
No sooner did the light burst forth than
the sentries on the batteries gave the alarm,
and in moment the silent camp was in
wild commotion. Officers and men ran about
with lanterns and the call to arms was
distinctly heard. These proceedings made
it necessary, as a precautionary proceed
ing, to extinguish the light, and get the
tug out of range of the enemy's guns. The
tug then ran down to Craney Island, and
subsequently to Sewal's Point battery, in
each instance going within mile and a
half Of the enemy's guns, and creating
great hubbub among the enemy. They ex-
pected an attack, no doubt, and it bothered
their brains greatly to conceive the cause
Of this wonderful exhibition. The Adriatic
was kept continually in motion, and after
such information as the Professor desired
was obtained, and thorough fright had
been given to the enemy, the tug left them
to their own perturbed meditations and re-
turned safely to the fort.
There is no doubt but that this light may
be of great service, as it clearly shows the
position of the enemy, and the smallest
objects around, while those behind it are
shrouded in impenetrable darkness.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- OEIVED at the Office Of the Board Of City Inn
provements until nine O'Clock A. NJ. of FRIDAY,
June 2s, 1851 for repairing and keeping In repair
Hamilton road from the east side of Elm.street
to the east side Of Race street.
Also, Vine.stTeet from the north side of Null
berry. street to Hamilton. road.
Cor tractors to use gravel
Each bid to be accom- panied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as other will be
received.
BY order of the Board.
jeis-tt GEORGE J. GUILFORD, Clerk.
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SEEDS OF DIssENsION.-The most melan-
choly spectacle for conscientious rebel to
behold, who has embarked all in his treason,
must be united and harmonious South
when it isn't united and harmonious. But
certain it is, from intelligence received that
while the seeded States have heen expect
ing to see divided North, and have been
boasting of their own unanimity, the North
is shown to be a unit in support of the Gov
eminent, whereas-and that is the best of
the joke-the South is divided The Rich
mOnd Examiner comes to us in lamentation,
that while the recent converts to treason
mere fedglings in rebellion, SO to speak
"get all the good prizes" at the hands @ of
the State authorities, which decency, neces-
sity and the actual safety of the State would
be required elsewhere" the real, original
rebels and dyed-in-the-wool traitors, who
conceived and carried out the rebellion, are
left out in the cold; in fact, "are pro-
scribed, tabooed and disfranchised." On
account of this, the complaint is deep"
We don't wonder at it, and especially when
the editor announces that he has yet to
hear Of a single original champion of the
South who has been treated with common
consideration and ordinary politeness."
Republics are proverbially ungrateful, and
we suppose that rebel Republics are no ex-
ception.to the rule.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
vUluF STATE OF ONO, HAMTL'

EUNBE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
OyHNTfl l,ss ~. 7The Superior Eoqst OF T Hlnein.
w MADDOX, late husband q Della Naddox, de-
tha Maddox, Marion Maddox, Della maddox a ID
Robert Gevyn NJ Maddox, heirs-at law OF Della Mad
The said defendants are hereby notified that on
the 9Th day Of April, a D lsel. the seid plaintiff
ing therein, stating that on the 7th Of May lsis,
William Miller was seized in foe Of the following
its OF the City IL Cincinnati, county Of Hamilton,
and State of Ohio, viz;
sd Sy Sa S9 Ma@ WI S%a' or &c URaTes Dennis
and extepdipR back westwardly seventy three (73l
Miller IS Sy joseph 0obser Sah, II Tho@ns dunlap and
Herman Cape bounded on the north by brick
south by a lot sold and conveyed to Elias .Moyer,
being parts Of lots Nos e and 67 in the subdivision
mated on the ensterly side Of Lockport avenue, be-
tween Hunt and Court streets in said city of Gin:
Soth Of MAY d. isis: that on said 10Th tH day Of
May, 1913, said Miller demised the same with priv:
ilege Of purchase, to one Dennis, for the term OF
fourteen years and said lease providing that within
two years from said 2gth day ot MAY, lSt5 me e ssd
iftaid Dennis should not elect TO purchase said
5 e5sGn Snd lee simple ths so sf5 er S pay ST
said premises and within two years from said 10Th
Of May, lsi3 pursuant TO the terms Of said lease,
erected brick building, on said rtemisegi that in
the year lS5i said lot and building and oil the e5-
tas, Eigs e. !ie apd 3 % Vl SSS no onnd nv Kim
that said Miller has departed this life; that in pro.
CPpuings IN partitions among tue ueNleeIu OF bAiu
Miller said lot OF ground was set of and apArted 20
Louise Este, wife Of David X. Este and Della NJ sd
dox, decea sed, formerly wife OF Thomas Maddox
subject to the terms Of said lease: that before the
expiration of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
to Apri |, 1857, plaintiff being the owner Of said
term and contract, elected 10 become the purchase
Of said revertiun and fee simple that by q deed
from said d X. and Louise Este, plaintiff is tine
owner of the undivided half part Of said prem
ises that said Della Maddox has departed this life
intestate, leaving Thomas II Maddox, her hu5-
band, and the other defendants above named, her
legal representatives. that administration has not
been takeo OF the personal estate OF said Della Mad
doN, deceased that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on tine one-half Of the purchase
money to be paid to defendants; that plantih IS IN
possession Of and has made lasting improvement
on said lot, and Is willing to pay defendants
the remaining moieiy Of purchase money upon the
execution to him of convey ance OF said one undi
vided one. half part Of said premises, and demand
Ing that the terms Of said lease be specifically per
| formed And the said deieudauts are required Il
plead, demur to said petition on or before
the 22d day of June, u 1861 otherwise the pray OF
| Of said petition will be granted
NJ. IL. & W. TILDEN, for Plaintiff
| kDril ob ap25-T Tn
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SrPERIOR CnuRT OF CINCINNATI,

- HAMILTON COUNTY = No. IA, ,7C0 jason
Evans, Briggs Swift, Hugh W. Hughes and Wilson
/. Drake partners, Evans & 90 pRntiifs, vs..
Washington Butcher aud John Butcher Butcher,
partners Butcher h Brother, defendauts, and
Morris O1an, garnishee- The said defendants,
I'd day of May, A. d 1861 plaintiffs above named
filed their petition in said Court, stating that on
ris Owan made a certain bill of exchange for the
sum of s. 600, at sixty deys and doTsed and di-
rected the same TO the sad Butcher Brother, that
the same was duly accepted by the said Butcher y
Brother, and efterward, for the benefit OF said
Banking. h ouse, in Cincinnati (; that there is due
the faid plaintiffs from said Butcher Brother on
interest from May I, 1861, and demanding n jndg-
ment against said Butcher for said sum of Five
Thousand Dollars. with interest as aforesaid And
the said Butcher Brother are hereby required to
p'ead answer demur to said petition on or before
will be taken against them as demanded in said Pc
titiOn. M II. W. TlLDEhi Tor ftaintlIs.
May l6, 1861. my2l-tIu
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No PREJUDICE AGAINST Color. - The
Vicksburg Whig is in ecstaies over free
negro named Jordan Chavis, who has writ
ten letter TO the agent of the Confederate
Loan, in which he states that he has long
been a resident of the county, and had re-
ceiyed a land-waraant for services in the
War Of 1879; but being too old for active
service, he now desires to present horse to
cavalry company and he also authorizes
the agent to draw upon him for $500, to be
paid out Of his next crop, for the use Of the
Confederacy. The respectable manner in
which the lIhg speaks of Chavis is little
remarkable, especially in view of the Dred
Scott decision. The paragraph is headed
Patriotic Mberality of a Colored Man"
There is no intimation that he is negro "
or "nigger," or even boy :" but he is
spoken of as " q real bona .tiae coored man,
long well known in this community, who,
by his correct and honest department, has
gained the esteem of all who knew him."
We doubt whether any free niger who
could not bring five hundred such substan-
tial reasons for the respect Of the Southern
Confederacy as Chavis did, could get so high
eulogium from q Southern journal.
VERAuTY.-The groundwork Of all manly
| ChdIacleT Is Nefhclty. lnaJ virtue lies at
the foundation Of everything solid. How
common it is to hear parents say, 81 have
faith in my child so long as he speaks the
truth. He may have many faults, but
| know he will not deceive me. l build on
that confidence" They are right 1t is q
lawful and just ground to build upon. Ant
that is a beautiful confidence. Whatever
errors temptation may betray a child into
so long as brave, open truth remains, there
is something to depend on, there is anchor.
ground, there is substance at the center
Men Of the world feel so about one another
They can be tolerant and forbearing S,
long as their erring brother is true. II i,
the fundamental virtue. Ordinary com
merce can hardly proceed step without
good measure of it. If we can not believe
what others say TO us, we can not act upor
it, and to an immense extent that is say
ing that we can not act at ALL Truth is {
common interest. When we defend it, WI
defend the basis Of all social order. Wher
we vindicate it, we vindieate our own foot
hold. When we plead for it, it is lik
pleading for the air Of health we breathe
When you undertake to benefit lynn
man. it is like putting your foot into tn
n.le.-I. D. A.alaytO".
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-U,nR STATE or OHIO. HAMILTON

TVSHR STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
Il COUNTY, SIS Court of Common Pleas -EliE-
abeth Beped let vs. William Benedict Petition for
Divorce. .-[No. q, ,942 1.-THE said William Benedict,
Of Indianapolis, in the State Of Indiana Is notified
that Elizabeth Benedict did, on the nth day o
May, A. D. 1861, file her petition in the office of the
Clerk Of said Court Of Common Pleas, within end
for said county of Hamilton and State Of Ohio,
charging the said William Benedict with having
been, and still continuing to be- guilty OF gross me-
glect ef dnty husband of plaintiff, and asking
that she may be divorced from the said detendantI
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
BY Nj Il. & W. TILDEN, Att'ys for Plaintiff
Cincinnati, May i6, 1861 my23. { rh
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A DMINIsTR ATOk,s SAFE OLE REAI.

N ESTATE In pursuance of an order of Ap-
graisement and sale, of the Probate Court Of Ham
Auction, in the Rotunda of the Court. house, in
Cincinnati, on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day Of JuneI
1861, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate tO-wit:
All that piece or parcel of land situated in the
county of Hamilton and State of Ohio being In the
southwest quarter of section eight (s) third town
ship, second fractional range of the Miami Pur-
chase and being the south part of Lot No. six (6),
on the map of subdivision Of the Arbegast Estate,
as the same subdiyided and laid off to William
L. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in PARTITION in Hamilton County Com 1On
Pleas, No. II sD6, and containing seventeen Q feet
in front on Arbegast-street, aud running back the
same width to the east line of the entire tract,
the same will more fully appear by reference to the
map and Commissioners report Of said subdivision
page S3g, volume 25, of the Records OF Hamilton
County Common Pleas.
Appraised at 8.
Terms of Sale-On @ half cash in hand, remainder
in twelve months, with interest, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. u. q. MOORE,
Administrator of VIM. L. Ready, deceased.
Tmy2O. dive
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ENOR DIR, BERN.-CINCINNA1

HJNOR DIR, HEBERN. - CINCINNATI,
IT Ohio, May is, ls6l.-TO the Afflicted and the
Puclic at Large.-My son has had lame leg for
over six years, and, after procuring the leading
surgeons Of this city the bone was extracted from
the knee to the ankle, leaving large flesh wound
open. After trying every thing to heal il, and re-
ceying no benefit, applied to Dr.. J. HEBERH,
and in a short time he was entirely well, aud is
now at work at the corner of Walnut and Fourth
ste. My residence is No. Al Hathaway;st;, near
Baymiller. J. II. JONES.
The Doctor Is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure a Cancer without instruments OF
paiA. He also oures Piles and all kinds Of Sores,
rheumatism, etc. ONCE, IS Barr-st.I corner Of
Cutter. 0Hace heurs, A. III. to ?. M;
nYl9-U DB. j. HEbEhH.
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APa-L0W,R HONEY SOAP,

TUNOILET BOAPS-LOW,S HONEY SOAP,
u Lows Brown Windsor Do, Glyoertne and Cam
Almond do, White Windsor do, Omnibus do, Ger:
ni snnign do, Moss Rose do, Ponetne d9 OoaoOa-nui
ALBEIT Ross, Druggist,
iAn y ". ooT OeptEal-AV. and Kiahth.1
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NO YOU WANF TO SKILL ANY rHINGS
~ Advertise IN the DAILY F9Ess epa yor Y!!n
hAVs bOy0n u abundance. Tia PRnaa haA ths
0EGsSl UtEeBlatie1i D ~ sllJs
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Fistula In Ano Treated

H knife or Ligature by q new, simple and pSoI,
liar method Of treatment, discovered BY himself
tended With complete success in every case. d.
OWENS has been . citizen Of Cincinnati for tbs
last tWeaty Ye yeArs, and the afioted that
the above is no humbug. For further lnforms
ton, apply at his office and residence No. so Wes
seven th at, Cincinnati. ec20-o
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VTNHR WEEKLY PRRss NOW READY,
n ecntainiLg the News Of the Week, both Foreign
and CAL aud Telegraphic Summary of Events
elseW let 10, up 10 the hour of going TO press
For sale at ths Counting room Price 3 cents.
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4 vERffsE Il IN t6s Pkkss, vhsrs Teas sdvei
oSss Ia,sl = sSSOIit q q SI;IiSS I; ; SroSisss = -
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
tT P0stmasfc1s are requested to
act as agents for tie Neacs, aud re-
s<.,n ten per cent from amount to7'oar8cd.
The Editor being confined to his
bed. our readers viii please overlook
the sparseness Of our paper.
BIRDS PoINT.-Ihe Memphis As-

alanche of the 9th says:
Col. John Burch, we understand,
brought the news yesterday, that on
last Saturday night, Captain J. S.
Price, with his own company, the
Tennessee Rifles and Hardeman co.
Avengers, Capt. Arl, and the Missou-
RI Scouts, Capt. Price,in all two hun
dred men proceeded within five miles
Of Birds Point, destroyed a bridge
there, tore up several hundred yards
Of railroad and set fire to a long line
OF trestic work. thus preventing the
passage Of any trains. The 3etach-
lnent returned to the camp the next
morning without the loss Of a single
man. The federal pickets were seen,
b;t retreated.
Fremont and his eight boats, load
ed with soldiers, which left ST. Louis
oo the lst, had arrived at Cairo. His
headquarters are at Cape Girardrau.
A quantity Of freight destined tor
Cairo had accumulated at Columbus,
ca Saturday night, on account Of the
capture Of the Cheney. a boat had
been telegraphed for to Cairo, and
was expected when the S. II. Tuck
VI left. Considerable uncasiness was
avinced By the Inhabitants, who an.
rlcipated a visit from the black re.
publican feet of boats, all OF which
carry several guns.
There were rumors throughout thu
city yesterday, Of several scouting
parties having met the enemy abov,
Now Madrid, and suffered more O.
less, but they were rumors and moth
ing more.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15

AcTIoS-The Charleston Mercu-
ry has vigorously written article in
reference to a determined and ener-
getic prosecution Of tho war in the
following strain:
"Again we demand action Away
with double tongued diplomacy and
Observation-Disclosures. craftsmanship
demands War. The Gordiau knot
must be cut--cut now and cut with
the sword. Maryland must be re-
deemed. Missouri saved and kentucky
won. Thesword is the magician and
The char,ner. Diplomacy is death
war is strength. Diplomacy endan-
gers the republic. war fixes it upon a
rock forever. The time is passed for
technica!itics, doubts aub pa!aver.
lat US forward. arms in hand and God
overhead, and the great southern rc-
public is saved.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
Says the n. I. Daybook:

When we read the accounts which
the republican letter writer's give Of
the terrible flight of onr army from
Balls Run towards Washington. We
can't help thinking how completely
Jeff. Davis army would have been
run over and crushed out. if it had
.,een before instead of behind them.
For instance, if Davis's fatal cavalry
had all been in the track of Lovejoy,
tie " fat congressman, and of the
Swiftfooted editor Of the times, and
of all the flying civilians, what would
nave become Of it? It strikes us that
here is strategic movement worth
thinking Of
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
u Only $40. ~

Terms cash.-Roxing 81 extra.
Printers know the effects o.: taking
proofs on the hand press. The pru-
cess being not only slow, but injurious
both to the press and the type
This press obviates al! these disad-
vantages. 1t might also be used :"
print small bills.
1t is made light for transportation.
weighing not over rs pounds, The bed
being made OF seasoned inch plank,
1t can be placed on a table or box, and
requires but little room.
Printers visiting Shreveport ara
requested to call and sec the press.
Address I. DICKINSON,
Shreveport, La,
Papers publishing the above will
be entitled to deduction Of ten per
cont. in case they purchase.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
Gz ui<t<..

strangers &uid<.-
Cou..r House Texas street, on I'd
wards
BRANCH CITIZENS BANK. Milan So
corner Market.
Posi- OFFICE, Market street, n.nr
Milan.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. M1.
M'Allister, ,on Market and NJ liam So
BAPTIST CuUEcH, Kcv. e.. Tucker
corner Of Market and Travis SIS.
METHODIST CHURCH. Rev $. 4. Su!u-
corner Of Market ard EaNHin SIS.
ErlSCopALlAN CHuRCH, Rev. y. E
Russell. corner OF M;.!kc, and Fa1in
streets.
CATHoZ.u CHURCH, Rev. J. Pierre. on
Fannin, between Et.wa and Ma,
shall street.
ISRAELlTE CHURCH, Rev. 7. Sa1ncr.
Texas str. near the Court House.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
IeLEGRkPu OFFICE.

Editors Sun :-lntell;sepce OF a
private nature has been received CON
tirming the battle reported in Nilsson.
ri. This intelligence which we con.
siIee reliable, states that General Ly-
on was wounded and is = prisoner.
Seigel is also captured, and that the
southerners had gained another vic
tory,
JFON DANIEL ,,,c,,-
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
.JNo.DICKINSo%
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Thursday. . August Is. 1861.
Job Work must be paid for on de


AGENTS.
Mr.. JOHN w. TABER, is our authorized
agent in Satchitoches.
Mr.. D. d. O'BRlES, No. 6, Exchange
Place, New Orleans. is our authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr. II. C. CLARKE, Bookseller. is CUR au-
,horized agent for vicksburg and Natchez.
Mr.. j. II. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
we, Bcssier Parish.
Mr. A. l.. HAY, of the News Depot, is our
authorized agent in Jefferson, Texas.
We will be pleased to receive cont:ibu-
loss from our friends, in ant; around Sireve-
port An occasional article from car planters,
relative to the crops, VIII be very acceptab;s.
In fact, we desire correspondence from
every section OF the States.
Personal articles will no. be published,
e:tiler as CONN 4munications or advertisements
Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear Of any local, o. other items. that
will prove Of interest TO our readers, vii.
favor us by handing in the same at the Office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15

VALUABLE DISCovERy.-AG Geor-
gan writes:
am able to inform you.hat a
most valuable discovery has been
made in the mountains Of Georgia
In locality where volcanic traces
are found, sulphur deposi,es are very
abundant. Livery military nan un-
dcrs,anLs its value.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15

The Engineer Department Of the
Confederate States. in the ci:y Of n
Orleans invites scaled proposals for
the erection Of earthworks, OF the
proposed tor,i.ications near the city
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
LEON DANIEL, manager.

1t is said that over 400 newspapers
North and South--have "gone un-
der" since the war broke out-and
three times that number have been re-
duced in size.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-15
7 ELEG R A PHO

SAS"'NAr AONVS dL Ss)'(UstOt.
The Times says the refusal ot the
Democrats to coalesce with the re-
publicans causes surprise. and con-
f1cts with the programme arranged at
Washington.
Fortress Monroe, Aug. 10-Hamp-
ton is not yet occupied by the south
erners.
Fugitive citizens from Hampton
are provided for by Butler.
Newport News is not evacuated.
John Williams Of Norfolk has been
arrested and will be sent to Fort La
fayette.
Leavenwor,h. X. r., Aug. TO-
There is great excitement in South
ern Kansas, where the Indians are
committing depradations.
a messenger has arrived asking
federal assistance.
Washington. Aug. lO.-Col. Stone
commands at Point Of Rocks; G. DO
nei Hamilton Of Wisconsin commands
Stones columns.
The newspapers d;sregarding Ne
Glelian's order, will be visited as he
IS determined to enforce his newspa-
per policy.
The government has issued s;,in-
gent orders to prevent tho trnsm ,as!on
ot Geographic accounts of the army
movements.
|. f. minister Farlkcr is reported
TO De a bri Sldier general :n;hc south l.
Tern army.
Louisville Aug. l0.--It is stated
that 1000 federal guns and two can
non reached Lexington on Friday.
The New York Times says that
late dis evening Prince Napoleon
and suite returuet;. from Manassas.
Buaurcgard and johnson bothrrceiv
ed n..n and invited him to 20 to Rich
mont to see President Davis.
The t'orti!ica.loas at Manassas are
formidable, and our gnns particularly
SO, .Sner!nan's battery forming an i'm
portant part Of the deirnses.
Bur ga.c Informed Prince Ma
po!eon ,h"t he captured G2 guns.
/, is now anticipated that the man
Smith, captured in New York is a
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