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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03
COVINGTON NEWa.

THE APPROACHING ENTERTAINMENT FOR
TIE BENEFIT OF THE PooR.-Thursday even
ing, December l9, has been fixed upon by the
Kenton Cornet Band as the time for giving
their concert for the benefit of the poor of
Covipgton. In addition to the distinguished
artists heretofore mentioned as having vol
unteered their services for the occasion, we
learn that the gifted Madame Rive, and Pro-
fessor Warren, the flutist and pianist, will
assist at the entertainment, which will be
given at Oddfellows' Hall.
o. o. F.-The regular meeting of Naomi
Lodge, No. l29, takes place on Thursday even
iug next. Past Grand Master Amos Shin.
kle will deliver an address before the Lodge,
on the work of the order. A general attend
ance of members is requested.
SOLDIERS QUARTERED AT THE ARMoRY.-
About 200 hundred soldiers belonging to the
Thirteenth Ohio Regiment who arrived at
our wharf last night from Western Virginia,
able quarters at the spacious armory, corner
of Fourth and Greenup-streets.
A New EDUCATIONAL SYsTEM.-We casu.
ally dropped into the Fourth District school,
house, corner of Twelfth and Scott streets
this morning, and were shown through the
building by the gentlemanly superintendent
Mr. WOTall, who explained to us new sys-
TEN lately adopted and introduced by him
into our schools. By his plan the different
branches of study are carried on in separate
apartments, the scholars, by series of trans
fers, passing from one room to another
Thus each teacher becomes thoroughly pro-
ficient in his or her peculiar branch of teach
ing, avoiding the confusion attendant on th'
| old plan, and making the scholars more pro
ficient in much shorter time. Taken alto
gether, it is much the best plan we ever re-
member to have seen. Teachers, and al
others interested in the welfare and advance
ment of our Common Schools, are invited Il
call and examine for themselves.
COLONEL FoLEY's REGIMENT. - All tn
the companies lately attached to this regi
ment, except Captain CondelIs, which is sta
toned at Falmouth, returned home last nigh
about eleven o'clock. Captain Condell
company will be paid off to-day, and vii
return to CoViDgton tonight.
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AMUSBMEN ENTS.

PIKE's OPERA HoUsE.-The great Indian
tragedy of Metdmord was produced las! even
ing, for the first time, at this magnificent
temple, and drew forth large and appreci-
ative audience. 1t is play glowing with
interest from beginning to end, Mr.. Nea6e
makes famous Chief He dressed the part
in most admirable manner, and was sup
ported by the best stock company that has
appeared in this city for the last ten years
To night it will be repeated, and we advise
our readers to go, by all means, as they will
not have another opportunity of witnessing
the play again during the season.
WooD's THEATsR-The Marble Heart
This classical production is meeting with a
decided success at our cosy dramatic tenn
pie. ]. Wilkes Booth, as "Raphael Duchat-
let" is winning the applause and good opin-
at his "Othello," "Richard the Third and
other heavy characters. It's no fault of
Booth, for he is polished actor, and careful
in his renditions. The Marble Heart will be
enacted again to night, together with the
interesting farce, Mother and Child are Doing
Well.
NATIONAL THEATER-Amphitheatr NoU-
elties.-The large turn out last night in at
tendance at sold Drury," was nothing more
than a repetition of the many compliments
| already bestowed upon the inimitable Dan
ard his excellent corps of performers. The
acts of equitation, the wonderful feats o
gymnastics, together with Excelsior, jr., thC
mules and wild animals, are indeed com
| binatiOn worthy of the liberal support given
Additional features of fun and daring will bt
brought out as the week progresses.
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INKhINGR.

A little boy Eve years Of age, son Of Mr..
Wolf who resides on East Liberty-street,
was killed on Sunday by the falling Of
stone pillar to which was attached an iron
gate, upon which he was swinging.
The st. Patrick's SoCety--like the King
Of FTance-msrched to the City Barracks
yesterday and then marched back again.
There will be review of the troops at
Camp Chase to morrow afternoon by Gov
ernor Dennison and staff. The Fortieth
Regiment, Colonel Cranor, the Forty. second,
Colonel Garfield, and the First Cavalry,
Colonel Ransom, will be on parade.
General Rosecrans' head. quarters are to
be removed to Wheeling for the winter.
E.B. Dennison is appointed Major of the
First Cavalry Regiment, in place of James
R. Day, resigned.
The Cincinnati Musical Association will
meet this evening in the Chapel OF the Yves
leyan Female College, on Vine-street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh,
Colonel James B. Steadmau, of the Four
teenth Ohio, passed through this city yester-
day, on his way to Toledo, Ohio.
Rev. DR.. Butler will lecture at Smith &
Nixon's Hall tonight on Sketches of Wash
ingtOn City During the Rebellion"
The arrests in Pearl. street Station-house
during the past month have been l23.
F. W. HURT, senior proprietor Of the Ohio
State Journal, having been appointed Brig
ade Qusrtermaster, is ordered to report for
duty to General Rosecrans.
Alexander Won Schrader is appointed Ma
jor of the Seventy-third Regiment.
A boy fifteen years of age, named Henry
Thomas, was severely wounded in the shoul-
der, few days ago, by the accidental dis
charge of pistol.
Rev. NJ. D. Conway is to repeat his lecture
| on the "Death and Resurrection of John
| Brown" in Cleveland tonight and in New
York on Thursday evening.
The number of registered readers of the
School Library is l0,l46.
Colonel Len Harris, of the Second Ohio
left this city for Louisville yesterday.
1t is stated that brother of Rev. Gran.
vile Moody is Colonel of Mississippi regi
ment in the rebel service
This morning cart loaded with corn came
in collision with drove Of hogs on Eighth
| street, near John. The cart broke dowr
| and the hogs devoured the corn. The drive
looked on stupifed with rage and astonish
ment.
Fourth street was this morning PLENTIFUL,
sprinkled with yellow ocher stted from bar
rels Of the came conveyed along on drays
The street presented a peculiar appearance
in the distance, as if covered with snow 0
an unusual color.
Twenty. seven cases came up in the Polio
Court this morning.
One thousand seven hundred aud fifty.fiv
dogs wear municipal checks within the cit
limits.
John @. Heenan, the Benicia Boy, an
champion prize fighter, has arrived in th
city, and contemplates, it is said, trying hi
"game" on the rebels He will raise a con
pany for the war.
Herman Msrkworth, for some time cor
nected with the German papers in this cit.
has returned with the Tenth Regimen
which be has been accompanying as CORE
spondent. He is connected with the Unio
Telegraph for the winter.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

THAEKs-The Stanbery zouaves, Captain
Egap, at Camp King, return their thanks to
the jamestown Home Guards for hand
some present, consisting of twelve dozen
boxes Of mustard, one box Of chewing to-
bacco, one half barrel of smoking tobacco,
and one hundred pipes and stems. These
desirable articles came in good time, and
were highly appreciated by the Zouaves,
who return their sincere thanks for the gift.
REMOVAL OF PRBoNHRs.--SeVenteen Sc
cesSion prisoners, who have been confined In
the QuArd-house at the Newport Barracks for
some time past will be removed to-day To
the Covington Jail, where it Is thought they
can be more comfortably quartered than in
their present lodgings.
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FURTHER FROM PENSACOLA
FORT McRAE BADLY INJURED.

WARRINGTON, December 2.-The Madrid
Correspondeneidl de Spanroto, recently re-
ceived here, contains the following para
graph, which shows the friendliness of feel
ing between the Spanish Government and
the Church party of Mexico:
yesterday took place the long announced
visit of Her Majesty, the Queen, by General
Miramon, Ex. President Of Mexico. Our au.
gust cousin received him with her usual
amiability, as did also the King, her hus-
band, who was seated at her side. Conyer-
sation lasted fer more than quarter OF an
hour"
From intelligent sources 1t seems there is
some foundation for the report that Queen
Isabella has made a secret treaty with the
Emperor Napoleon, ceding to him the Bs-
learic Islands provided he will assist her in
her designs against Mexico.
This morning the pickets of General Blen'
ker's brigade were attacked at Annindale
by a party of rebel cavalry, who came across
| our men very Unexpectedly. Sharp firinG
took place, and the result was one rebe
killed and two wounded aud taken prisoners
Especial to the New York Tribune
WAsHlNaToN, December "A most i'm
portant order will soon be issued from head
| quarters informing the Governors OF the
several free States that no more regiments
batteries OF independent companies must oe
raised or received by them, except upon the
requisition of the War Department. The
regiments, &C., now forming will be com
pleted unless ii shall be deemed more adVan'
taseous to The service to assign the men al
ready raised to incomplete organization
actually in the field.
General Superintendents Of the voluntee
recruiting service will be appointed for al
the States, and recruiting In each will b
directed upon the system pursued in tn
regular army. These Superintendents wi
be officers Of the regular armY-retire
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SHOOTING AFTAIR.-Last night two ne
groes, named Geo. Layton and James Show
ers, became engaged in q dispute as to who
was the best man. The controversy ter
minated in fight, and the fight in shoot
ing affair. Layton finding Showers the best
man, drew a revolver and fired at him twice,
both discharges taking effect, one in the arm
and the other in the leg. The affair took
place on the corner of New.street and Broad
way. Layton was arrested this morning,
and will be examined to morrow.
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WASHINGTON DURING THE WAR-It will
be seen from our advertising columns that
Rector of Christ Church in this city, will
this evening deliver a lecture at Smith h
Nixon's Hall, descriptive of the aspects of
Washington since the breaking out of the
great rebellion. DR.. Butler is a Christian
patriot, who, from long residence in WASH
ington, has had peculiar opportunities of ob.
servation, and from whose rare powers of
description and philosophic generalization a
lecture of extraordinary power may be ex-
pected.
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-A petition was filed
alleging the illegal detention of John Linder,
a volunteer in the Tenth Regiment o. V.
Captain Ward filed an answer, that Linder
had gone into hospital and had not since re-
ported himself, and that he had no control
over him; whereupon the Court dismissed
the petition.
Patrick Knight was discharged from the
same regiment on the ground of minority.
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THIRrY.NmTH Rna1NHNT OaIo voLUE.
TEHRs--Lieutenan John j. Hooker, Of
Company r, Thirty. ninth (Groeobeck) Regi-
ment, will return TO the regiment, In Mis-
souri,, on the 9th or 10th inst. He will take
pleasure in conveying letters and small
packages, carefully marked, to friends in
the regiment, which can be left at his resi-
aepce, on East Frontstreet, Seventeenth
Ward.
Warm gloves and good woolsn socks will
he acceptable to the volunteers. Lieutenant
Hooker is desirous to take 10 his company,
for the use of the men on guard during in
element weather, about a dozen and hall
good India-Rubber overcoats and caps, and
accordingly solicits donations in cash for
that purpose, which may be left at the Office
Of the Htna Insurance Company, No. III
Vine-sir
The Regiment is at present divided as fol-
lows: Companies A, B, E, / aud K, are at
Hudson, or Macon City, Macon County, Mo.
Companies G, D, F, G and Il are at Sedalia,
Peitus County, Mo.
The regiment will no doubt reunite in @
| short time.
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS,

In Room No. l, Judge Garter heard sub.
mitted cases.
recover possession of property in Colerain
Township. Before Judge Collins and jury.
No 3. Motion Docket called by Judge
Msllon. Argument heard in Hunt Us. tue
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Xenia Railroad,
involving construction of contract for
building the road.
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THE SIXTH AND TENTH IN CoURT.-Several
soldiers belonging to the Sixth and Tenth
Regiments were brought before the Police
Court this morning. Judge Satin stated
that he had received an order to retain the
members of the Sixth who might come be-
fore him till the proper officers came for
them. Several were accordingly committed
this morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

The Agricultural De epartment OF the United
States Patent Office, during. the first three
quarters of this year, supplied members of
Congress, for distribution TO their constitu-
ents, about 100000 papers of seeds, contain
ing l54 varieties of vegetable, and 23O varie
ties of flower seeds-many of them new aud
very choice, and others very old and excel
lent kinds, but not in general cultivation.
Some 600 packages, each containing two
quarts, of cereals were also distributed to
the members. These comprised new and
choice varieties Of wheat, oats and barley,
from France, Germany, Italy and Turkey.
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DRowNING.-Johu Tanning, a native OF
Ireland, forty five years of age, residing on
Si1th-s street, at Longworth's Barracks, last
night while under the influence of liquor
fell into the Miami Canal while crossing the
foot. bridge at Fourth street, and was
drowned The Coroner's Jury this morning
returned a verdict in accordance with the
above facts, aud also that the bridge is in al
insecure condition.
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THE OLDEST CHURCH IN CNCINNAT1.-There
is now standing, and occupied by the Luth.
Grams, q low brick church, on the northeast
corner of Sixth and Lodge-streets, built in
1876 by the first Baptist Society. 1t is the
only church standing dating that far back.
Several that were built previous and since
have been taken down, and others more
costly and commodious built in their places.
The above-named church was sold to the
Episcopalians (Christ's Church), and an addi-
tion Of about fifteen to twenty feet and a
corniced front added to its appearance.
These facts we learn from Mr.. @. Tobey, one
of the old pioneers.
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CINCINNATI SKETCH CLUB.-The regular
annual meeting of the Sketch Club will take
place on Saturday evening next. when the
officers of the Club will be elected and other
important business come up. All active
members are specially requested to be pres
ent. The Club meets at the residence and as
guests of Vice President II. W. Worrall, 81
Laurel street. Subject for illustration
HHard Times"
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A CARp.-The Central Committee for the
relief of the families of volunteers do hereby
express their heartfelt thanks to Messrs. Tie
man and Deery, for their noble donation OF
500 80, part Of the proceeds of billiard
match held last week. We are also indebted
TO his Honor, the City Mayop who has
kindly handed us check of said amount.
BENN0 SPEYER, President.
N. Bosom, Secretary. .r
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CARELESS DRIynG.-Antony Beck, yester-
day afternoon, drove furiously down Race
street against carriage which was passing
along Filth, containing an aged lady, break.
ing Il dewn, but luckily iDjuring no one.
He was fined SO for careless driving.
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DEATH OF THREE LEADING CITIzENs.-Two
well-krown and much esteemed citizens of
st. Louis died on Saturday; one, Mr.. Pho
clan R. McCreery, of the leading business
firm of Crow, McOreery Co., and the other
Mr. Benjamin Crane, prominent jeWeer.
To these two who passed away on Saturday.
we are panied TO add the sudden loss OF Mr.
William Bennett, who died yesterday. Mr..
Bennett was of the old firm of Russell y Benz
nett at one time one of the largest and most
Influential grocery houses in the city.-St.
Lotfis Democrat Dee 2.
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meeting at l4th Ward Armory on Plum
street, between Seventh aud Eighth. This
evening, military drill by detachment from
Camp Dennison, in full uniform-music by
Capt. Menter's Band. Short speeches by
soldiers and citizens. Come all and every
body,
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALR-BY SMITH & WILL
N LlAMS Successors to Kellogg Williams( :
DRY Goods Cloaks and ReadX. made Clothlng, 1t
Auction -0A WEDNESDAY mohNINg. Decem-
Al O'clock : stock Of orr Goods, Notions, 80
Also 90 OloakS, ready made Cloth OoAts, Pants,
1Ls6~lp Inyoise ( geEslry, ~. ,u..,..... y.
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SKcoED ONO REGIMENT.-A letter from
Camp Nevin stntes the Second Ohio Regi-
ment is receiving complete outfit, consist
ing Of oFercoats, shoes, pants and other
clothing. The letter bears the date of Mon
day last. ...t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03

DURING these hard times, the easiest and
cheapest way to relieve yourself is to invest
twenty five cents in a short advertisement
in the PRESS. By such a process you may
save yourself much time and uneasinesS.
TTy it once
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A gentleman OF Hartford, Conn.,, has in
vented revolving riled cannon which has
three separate barrels, made Of steel and
rihed, thirty inches in length and one in bore.
firmly fixed in triangular iron or steel
frame. These are mounted on light pair
of wheels, about four feetiin diameter. The
whole does not weigh more than 20Opoundss
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ALL THR FAsHoN.-Ladies' and Misses
Balmoral boots, which may be found at A.
E Barbours, l4O West Fifth-street, at the
lowest prices. .a
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An establishment in Alexandra, at which
soldiers desiring to desert were supplied
with citizens clothes and passes to Washing.
ton, for the moderate sum of Eve dollars, has
just beea broken up. The managers and
"rope,s in" of the concern were all arrested.
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CARELESS SHooTlNG.--Patrick Hogan, at
about eleven o'clock last night, while intoxi-
Gated, was firing pistol in the streets in the
vicinity of Central l-avenue and John-stre
He was fined S. and costs
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READER, why will you buy poor boots and
shoes, when good, durable ones can be bought
at A. E Barbour's, l4O West Fifth street,
lust as cheap.
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Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
CrSc1SSArr AND CHICAGO AIR. LINZ AAILROAD.

THE Presidents of Rail Dads will confer favor by
sending to a time table of their roads, showing
the time of the arrival and departure of rains Of
any changes that may be made in time Of depar-
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SUPERIOR COURT.
PROBATE COURT.

GENERAL TERM Argument resumed il
the case of Kinsey Us. Cole, Taylor & Co.
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BOARD OF CITY IMPRovEMENTs-The only
business transacted by the Board this morn
ing was to accept John Ryan as joint con-
tractor with Michael Shay for Matchmaking
nj nhurn-arraat
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LADIES and gentlemen, you can save money
by buying boots and shoes at a. E. Barbour's s.
l40 West Fifth street. Try and see.
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AUCTION sALE.BE WELLS 4 MILE
Pertmptory esle Of Super Hats and Oag., a. Arc.
ton beinR thc Stock Of 4 New York yobber.-On
WEDNESDAY MOREINd, December 4, at nine
O'Clock, we will sell, without any regerye 200 cases
super Hunearpao Cashmere Nutered Men'ei Boys
and Obildren's Hats @en's, BoJs and Ohildrens
Cloth Cashmere, Velvet and other Gaps .,, A.. 4, .
The Goods all fresh and reasonable The trade
win do we'll TO attend this Sale as 70 cases will be
sold In lots OF not less than case.
ALSO
An invoice Of superior Winter Clothing. de1
A UCTIOr sALE-BY SMITH 4 WILLIAMS,
n tsuccossors to KelloSg 4 Milliamsl.s sales.
room Nos, 81 and ~ East Third. street-The
Furniture ot mSpSts,uTeg, At ATcti95.IIOn IdS I
cember and 4, at o'clock, at our Sale. e.rooms Nos,
12 ana "a East Thivd.st will be sold stock Of
Furniture from m lnufacturer declining business,
consisting of n general assortment, among which
will be found 100 Bedseads, assorted some very fine;
Msrble.top and other Bureaus, Marble-tnp Wash,
stands, Wardrobes, Tables, Cane ard Wood. seat
OhaiIe, fine Parlor Sets Whatnotl, Marble;top and
other Tables, Book cases. FaI CT Stands, Gard Ia
bleH, Cane seat and other Rockers, &c.
SMITH n WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
N. BAT PRIVATE SALE, for one week, three
beat loads Oak Lumber, seasoned For particulars
inqniTe at our Store, Nos. ~ and "a East Third
street. deS
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City N ewso

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-By By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., December q:
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer.
A. NJ ...,............ .......29.52 Above HerO-2f
IL 81 Above zerO-27
p. M.......... .............29 81 Above zero-2i
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LICENSE RECEIPTS. Il Ohas. Belts, Esq,
Mayors Clerk, reports the following receipts
from licenses during the week ending De-
cember 2;
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PERSONAL.

H1ERsONAL-Mr. COWARD SHELLEY, late
II of England, will plense calf az Al walnut
ct where he will hear Of somathiug to his adVan-
tage. BROWN, STOUT 4 BUTLEk. de3'ds
DRRsONALI- NJ. B, P.-I feel encouraged since
ii seen you at p. o. Saturday Afternoon.
wished TO see you after you len Fourth sad Vine,
hut would not risk repulse. May hope for re-
Oily to mT notes. Box 600. q. de2.b"
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For goods boots and shoes, at cheap prices,
go TO A. E. Barbour's, No. lao West Fifth
treat
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4 A man that can be Aattered is not neOee-
sarily fool, but you can always make onA,
of him. sr.ft - .s5,.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The Board of County
Commissioners met this morning, and passed
the following bills:
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! he Reported Removal Ofthe Southern
Capital to Nashville Incorrect.
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Ten Unionists Driven into a
House and Burnt,