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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
Revolt of COnviors in an EaglIsh prlsO

Revolt of COnvicIs In an Rnglish Prison.
On Monday, 18th ult, the convicts in the
Chatham prison, numbering /, 100 men, sue
ceeded in o~verpowering their keepers, aud,
for the space of a few hours held %undisputed
sway at The prison, during which time they
employed themselves in destroying the fur
nituIe of their cells and setting fire and at.
tempting to burn the prison.
On Friday, the 9Th ult., a number of con-
victs confined at st. Mary's Island revolsed,
but were subdued and conined in the prison
at Chatham. On Monday noOa, ten ~cOnvicts
in the latter prison, with the exception of the
mutineers were marched to their dinner,
when they heard thai Captain Gaioler, di-
Tector-general Of the convict establishment,
was present and intended to order the pun
isbment of the convicts from st. Mary's Is.
land. Upon being ordered 70 return to work
after dinner, a gang of about fifty turned
upon their keepers in the yard, whom they
soon overpoWered and drove before them.
Other gangs of c~Onvicts then Joined the
mutineers, and the keepers on duty, TO the
number of about $50, we're driven out of the
prison by the Infatuated cOnvicts.
The prisoners in the cells were then liberia
ted, and a scene of the utmost confusion en-
sued. After gaining their liberty, the con-
victs Immediately commenced a wholesale
work of destruction in the interior of the
pTleOns n lhfBe uumDtI VI tueh Iusueu
into the Office of Captain Powell, where they
commenced destroying the books and
papers, and every other available article
upon which they could lay their hands
desks, tables, chairs, and every thing which
could be broken up being quickly destroyed.
| They then endeayored to set the prison on
FIRE, and the building was actually fred in
two or three places, from which the flames
began to pour forth-but we're extinguished
from the outside.
Information Of the revolt was sent to the
gJTiFoB, and Loo troops were soOn on the
ground. The conVicts were driven into their
cells at The point of the bayonet and order
once wore restored.
The next day, punishment was ordered on
about ninety of the mutineers, and a num-
hes o drummers from the garrison, aud sail
ors from the feet, were detailed to admins
ter the hOgging.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
tfrOm Ohempeis sVeIpahl
HOPR FOR DEsPONDBNCY.


i,~srr tbe pffsf ihy soul that wrinRst
nfs III ~ ti,is rechfng earth that tread,
Mar a Inc pOhlett OF brenfhinR things.
Shane nsf the sunshine with moody brow
Strengthen thy heart
For q manlier part.
Ard iooF like q king, as thou art, below.
81 SAY not hut othtrs have Borrows as great,
hut 1 ON weak, gnd they weigh me down;
have wrrHtifd fraipst the tls. OF Tate,
Rnt NOT for mo IL the Nictoris crown.
M bsart n aching with many a wound;
am weary ard faint H.
I Rm we'll content
10 lay me down and de on the ground.
"Kpowtst thou not that the spirit ofin
q, ce forth through the world with chained feet,
That thou he NAV WEAK his veugeful will
1etle IT, mt a slave, whose work and way
L. trBced by a power
Ia " no appoints his hour,
md gives him 10 chasten, but seldom 10 slay. .
Lost in the forest, wrecked on the seas,
Warning or passive, In hope or grief,
Ner ,uDer aud stink what matter to these
Though steiner endurance might bring rellefP
Through the torturiDg night
We watch for the light,
But die ere sunrise, o'ermatehed with painl
"small were Thy loss, should the Fates be hard
s tbeudM lke a warrior, swsrd in hand
Ereht Sili DIV gain be, and bright thy reward,
AZ thou the evil days dust stand.
Tend thou faiths lamp with yigtlant carei
when skies arc most dark.
1t shall YIELD thee the spark,
Nor fail tin the morning breaks on the air."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

Discovery OF OLD GUEs.-Five large can
nou-three thirty two and two n~ine-pound-
eTs-haVe been found in the mud near
Hutchinson's Island, Georgia. They were
placed there in 1914, but never used, as be-
fore Sort Augusta'-as it was styled-was
completed, peace was declared, n their
laboIs were brought 10 a close. There was
so much rejoicing over the event among the
garrison, that the cannon were forgotten,
and they and the imperfect fort abandoned
to take their chances in a struggle with the
arch destroyer, Time.
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IBY TeleRTaph.I
New YorL stock Market.

NEW YoRK, March s.-Stoeks heavy f;
Chicago and Rock Island, 57Jz; Chicago,
Burlington end Quincy, M; Cleveland and
Toledo, "a; Galena and Chicago, 1925 llli-
nois Central Scrip, 8OHi Michigan Central,
BIZ; Erie, 1871 Michigan Southern Guar
enteed, 35%; Hudson, 45X; New York
Central, 1879; Reading, 43H; Harlem, 1875 !
Illinois Central Bonds, 9sj Pacific Mail,
e4Li Missouri Sizes, &c; Virginia, 1914.
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4 DMIINISTRATRIX,s sA E,-ON

a D11NISTRATRIX'S = E.-ON
N WEDNESDAY,, the twentieth day of March,
1861 at eleven o'clock A H., on the premises, on
the Hamilton Turnpike, one mile north Of Burling-
ton, Springfield. Eownship, will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate, Rs the urooerty
Of the estate of ROBERT A. HUNTER deceased,
to wit: All that tract OF land situated in the north
half of section s., town 3 and entire rasgs /, in the
Miami Purchase, being in Springfield Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio, bounded on the north by
lands of Cyrus Chadwick aud David cameron on
the west by lands of Samuel Martin and the Cin-
cinnati ard Hamilton Turnpike Road: ON the
south by a tract of 37h ac,es of land set off to
Mary Jane Hunter, widow # Robert A. Hunter, de-
ceased, as and for her dover in the estate Of said
Rot ert and on the enst by the lanOs of Henry VAL
lette- containing seventy four acres and sixty
three hundredths. Appraised at SIS per acre
L will also offer, at the same time and place, the
said 37h acres, set of to me- as my dover. as afore-
said, making in all, in said tract, one hundred and
twelve 10 100 acres
The property will be sold in one tract, or subdi.
vided into several, to suit purchasers.
Terms Cf Sale-One third cash, balance in ono
and two years from the day of sale, with interest
at six per cert. per deferred pas m0nts
to be secured by mortgage on the promises
By order OF the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, made in q cause wherein Mary Jane
Hunter, Administratrix Of Robert A, Hunter, de-
ceased, petitioner, aud George NJ. Hunter and
others are defendants
MARY JANE HUNTER, Administrators.
MILLS & GOsHoRN, Attorneys.
February 10, 1861. tel9-dTu
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NEW CURE FoR Burns DIR. Msillier states
that be has cured a baker, horribly burned
by the fire Of The oven, by keeping him in a
bath Of cold water, in the open air, during
eighteen hours c~onseeUtively. The temper
eture of the bath was kept very low by the
frequent addition of water from a well.
The patient felt no pain from the time Of his
immersion when removed from'the bath all
trace of the burns had disappeared, and he
was able 70 be at work again in five days
after the occurrence Of the accident.
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AN AMERICAN C|oETRAoToR IN CUBA.-A
New York contractor has recently arrived ia
Havana, taking with him 1000 labOrers, to
build a railroad, for which he is TO receive
the round sum Of 81 9O0. 900, out of which be
hopes to make a profit Of $500, 900. There is
also an %enterprising New York party there
after the contract Of paving the streets Of
Havana, for which, IL is said, the sum Of
50, 1000, 900 is to be paid.
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lBy Tslegnph.l

BALTIMORE, March 8-Flour declined l2Hc.
Howsrd street and Ohio, So l2Hi no sales.
Wheat active: red, 81 239l 28i white, 81 40
al G5. Corn active yellow, 59@6le. Pro-
visions dull: mess Pork, Sl7i prime, $l2 30.
Lard, 9Xe..
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Fistula in Ano Treated

- kntto OF LigatuTo, BY . pew, simple and peoq.
haI method Of treatment, discovered By himbOn
shout eight years ego, and which has been -
tenaed with complete success IN sVeTY case. p,
OWENS has been a citizen OF Cincinnati for this
last twenty hv5 year,, and assures the amiCt0d tkes
the above u no humbug. For further informR.
ton, apply at his Office and residence, No 80 WeS
beTeRth-Et.. Cincinnati. oesc
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JoHS RABDoLPH AND HIS FAVoRITE SERY-
ANT-The New York Spirit Of The Times
tells a good story Of John Randolph. His
favorite servant, Juha, had offended him
seriously, and was called to account. He
was told that be should not be whipped, as
common niggers were, but, "You know,
Juba," said Randolph, show l settle my
gnsrTels with gen~tlemen-onthe field You
will have TO fight me with pistols r. The
pistols were produced aud loaded. Eight
PAGES were measured off in the parlor it
was egreed they should stand back to back;
-ten" be slowly eounted-wheel, and fire !
They took their places, Juba near a door.
when ten was counted, Randolph wheeled,
but no Juba was to be seen. No sooner was
MIR. Rendolph's back turned, than Juba in
creased the PAGES as fast as possible.
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COURT m CINCJNNAm

SUPERIOR o. CURT OF CINCINNATI.
D. ,282i.Da GIBSON Us: George HATCH
PENDANT, Rachel r Hatch, is notified that the
plaintiff, on the 22nd day o. October, 1851, filed bis
object aud prayer Of which is to obtaitSa Judgment;
IhaD pBbg esiq the ss sm@ Of h sl6.6o5P. pay With II i the said al G Icy
rate q ten Ier cent. per annum, from LIST September,
moItgaeed by way Of security; and az order .6at
the following described real estate, mortEagei uy
iis sS'o his SS vie e. h 70 4 braS Sn@ M No ss}d a IaSh 60 r. e.
cure the said debt of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the paJ ment of laid
That is to say-all of lot No 10, in square No u,
as shown on the plat Of subdivision made by Gsores
Hatch, Guardian, recorded IN book No. 1870, page ia,
efthe Records Of Hamilton, County, mossuriog Is
81 tending back 100 feet to Goodin's alley also, ali
Of lot No 4 in square No IA, in same Plat, measur.
road aud extending back TO the Miami Canal also,
all Of lot No. 81 in the "Wlitsman Lot as shown
D% sHe Piss ssR EeG feet IN IL ToC on We Wes' tsl, . PsgG S saS
extending back, along the south side vi Bank ST. eel,
kirby's subdivision, square No. 3, measuring 50 feet
in fro mt on the south side of Dayton. street. and eK.
aliev the east line being 81 feet west Of one parallel
with Bay miller st; also, all ofthe west half Of block
Avery, recorded in plat hook No. /, page 81. bounded
west on Denman-street, south on Bank-street, east
by % feet alley, and northwardly by ground Of J,
Also ali Of the lot of ground in the'east half of the
same block Nc. 4 on the same plat, measuring 100
feet IN front on the west side of Frreman-st., and
extending back from said street, IS feet e. a ter. feet
alley; the south line being 40 feet north of. aud par.
allel to BanR-st Also, all the lot of ground in block
No. |, On the same plat, measuring 30 feet in front,
on the west sife Of Fieemau-st and extending back
at right angles 100 feet, bounded south on a lot con.
veyed by George Hatch to A II Smith. Said mort
gage being recorded in book Ne. $50, page 3O7. Of
Hamilton County Records and defendant, Rachel
Il Hatch, r. notified that unless she answer or de-
mur to the said petition on OF before the twenty-thltd
(23d) day of April, 1861, the same will be taken az
true, Ond judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES & JACKSON,
fel7-tf Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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MTsOELLANEoUs
sale of Yaluable Real Estate.
Ts ppv urvEN nu.~

NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue Of an order Of ssie directed to me
tltion emit pending IN said Court, vherein william
Y Dsuiels T. plaipt,L and james q Hall and others
day Of April, 1881, between the hours Of ten o'clo 4
a a M ~ e coaI Ieq bo o,slO1 IS t \; ~ CIV 81 s e ad Gsgs e ta b SteoS 3,
Lucas and state Of Ohio, expose for sale et public
rights q. FsrriaSe Sttlo6eS 70 he Riparian pos,
session Of tracts Nos one and, tive, 81 the twelve
angle N tse bed Of the Msumes River r%eiuitins
frt IN the Riparian ownership Of said river tracts one
n much Of the bed Of the WAIST s and i Hris 1sn "a 20 20
pafses through said river tracts one and tive,
in the Manmot silver as lies opposite said river
tracts one and two, resulting from the Riparian
Also, Tie following real estate, TO wit Lot mum.
Der four hun dred and eighty. four l4sD lot number
being The came on which Is situated Tie Old d&e5p5t
building Of the Erie and Kalama5oo BaiirOad;
cry Side ti1o Of io ,te nu IN Ssp' seven TGm a. 1G' R SIVSF H lot T Ssm.
Der thirty. Ave 1857 except twenty-five feet from the
and running en2 back eRR't toward It' g. glS SP Z Tsa'i td III,
rear, Of ssid lots lots one hundred ADD zine (IO9l
eleven QI), one hundfe and nineteen dis9. one
bundled sn9 nJ 1lTTen,S q29 S3d one hu9ared and
line OF lot number four hundred and seventy 47O)
ana ana t tbe PR slnI w ar man 1ne enRpnels on syap.creeR
feet front on each side Of Ottawa-stteot extension.
The line of dock on the Maumee River In 'front.'
lots 100 no ard Ill respectively; lot four hundred
and eighty (4SO). All of said real estate lying AID
being in the Port Lawrence Division Of the City,of
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots ITO aud 100 will b. divided
into lots twenty feet wide. %frontiag on Summlt-st.
aud running back to the alley, each Of which will
be offered for sale separately, and said lot i0g will he
divided equi. distant between Summit and Water
streets, ca h half offered separately aud said lots
no and III will also be divided equi.distaut between
Summit and Water streets, aud into lots twenty
feet wide, extending frCm Sumuit-street back to
said egui-distaut line, aud from Water-street to the
same line, each Of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids viii be received FIR the lots fronting on SUM
nit. street with n privilege to the purchaser to with
draw the anne in case he shall fail to secure the lot
in the rear frunttDg IN Water street. Leases have
been made of parts Of aid property, none of which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1851, which will be
assis ned to purchasers.
Tetms-One-thiId cash on all except the frst four
items balance in two equal annual payments, So
cured. by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
ceiyed for less than two thirds appraised value. For
further information apply to
.o,. HEz. L HoSMER,
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Q HI i O O. O!
GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LIEn
indianapolis and Cincinnati
%SH0RT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MiIes.

NO CHANGE OF OARS TO INDIAMAP.
~ OILS, at which place it unites rYzeEssg.EF
with railroadsfor and from all points @<%
In the North and North-west. ~
THREE PASSENGER Trains.
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of Mii-st,
on Front through TO Indianapolis, Terre Hauts
Lafayette and Chicago, In advance Of all othe
routes.
FIRST TBAIN-5,5o A. M.-OHIOAGo MAIL
Arrives ~ Indianapolis at 1888 A. M, Terre Hauts
at $50 p. Ill., Lafayette at 2:1O p. NJ, Chicago o.
sECoND TRAIN-9 p. M.-IndianapoliG. lie.
fayette, Springfield, Quincy, Palmyra and st. Jof
seph Express arrive at Indianapolis al 1880 p. n,
Lafayette at 1879 7. M, Springfield at $40. A N.
Quincy at l2;55 p. M, Palmyra at 2:I5 P M, st
THIRD TRAIN-f;36 P. M.-CHIQAGO EXs
P~bESS-Arrives at Indianapolis at l2:4a A. M;
Lafayette at $500 A. NJ; Chicago at l0i30 A NJ.
SleepinR-cars are attached to all night trains On
this line, and run through TO Chicago without
change Of cars.
Be sure you are in the right ticket.ohioe besof
you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets vts
Lawreueeburg and indianapolis
Fare the same, and time shorter than by any othes
route
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, eau be obtaines
at the ticket-offices-at the Spencer House, N. W
corner of Broadway ana Front-stg. No. ] Burns
House corner, and at the Depot Office, foot of MIL
St on Front, where all ~ntormatiO may be had.
Omnibuses run to and from each train, and VIII
call for passengers at all hotels aud all parts of thf
sity, by leaving address at either Office.
W. II. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
q. Il. I Cincinnati Agent
no2o Il. O. LORD President,
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It has long been said that britannia
rules the waves" but since the forc and
and arsenal business has dOurished so, down
South, we must surely agree that South
Carolina is Fist on ts Seizsi
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ApMINIsTRATURs, SALE or REAL

ADMINlSTR TORS SALE OF REAL
N ESTA1E.-We the undersigned Administrator
on the estate of POMEROY ST0DDARD deceased,
offer for sale II large two.story B,iuk Heuse, in
Floreville, adjoining Lebanon, Warren County, q,
OF tho Lebanon and Cincinnati Turn pike. Tho
House contains IL large roeme, kitchen, cellar,
milk house, and is built of good, substantial ma
terial and slate roof. The out buildings comprise
workshop, store-room, wood house, smoke-house,
heDnery, stable, with graDaries, cerriage-room,
&C., complete The Lot contains about AZ acres,
well set In choice fruit-trees, shrubbery, grapes aud
all kinds of small fruits and flowers 10 abundance.
Ever convenience is attached to this property to
make it one of the most beautiful and desirable
homes 10 the country Said real estate has been
regularly appraised at $1,000, and win hot be sold
for less than two. thiros the value thereof.
Terms 0De-third In hand, one-third In one, and
one-third in two years from day Of sale, the deferred
payments to bear six per cent. interest, and to be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
ALSO-AhOut Ia acres of good Land adjoining the
ebove.named lot suitable for buildSg lots. fronting
on a cOunty-road.
ALSO-2 acres Of good Farming Laud, lying Y
of mile from Lebanon, 8 acres good timber, and in
a high state Of cultivation and well ~atered. Said
property will be for sale until the 18Th day of April,
Fen particulars, inquire of NJ. W. STODDARD No.
"a Hathaway.st,, Cincinnati, or address the under.
signed, at Lebanon. MARIA ~STHDDARD,
R0V STODOARD,
fel2-xeodN Administrator,
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UTAMTLTON COMMON PLEASING.

"AMILTON COMMON PL S.-NO.
HI n $40 Anna A. Patton W. john P Patton;
1he defendant, John 2 Patton, Is hereby notined
that, on the 18th day Of February, is6l, the Plaintln
filed her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas OF
charges the said defendant with habttual drunken.
ness and willful absence for the three years last
past, and pTHys to he divorced from her SAID nus
band, have alimeny, her name ohanged. 20 Orossi
that the custody OF their daughter Alice Louisa
be awarded to her that unless said defendant ap-
pear, answer or demur thereto. on OF before the
18th day Of April, 1861, the same will be heard In
hs absence and o decree taken therein
BIRD,
mh2.fS Attorney for Petitioner.
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GROCEKY CARD.
'I iaa911tH d inc N'u W. D, DEv1E. 1 wslnu.4A
GTATE 0E OHIQ MAMmT0N OOUNTY

STATE OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY.
PROBATE OOURT.- No $751; Petition to sell
Real Estate John w. Mann, Administrator Of
Robert TAYLOR, Junior, deceased, PlaiutiR, against
hereby given to defendants John Taylor, who re-
sides IN jackson County, Indiana James Taylor
and Martin TAYLOR, both Of whom reside IN Adams
County, Illinois; Robert allen, David. Allen, Will
son Alien and James Allen, minor children Of Mary
Ann Allen, deceased, and Seth Allen their father,
ell Of whom reside In Adams County, Illinois; that
John w Mann, AfminiRtrRtor OF Robert Taylor,
j., deceased, has filed his petition IN the Probate
Court of HamiHOn County Ohio, the object and
prayer of which petition Is 20 obtain assignment OF
dover and an order from said Court TO sell the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit; All that certain tract OF
II acres Of land, situate IN sections 50 and &c, 10 the
third tow ship and fret fractional, range Of town
ships IN the Miami Purchase. and being lot known
as No Ore, on the plat q partition OF the estate q
Robert TAYLOR, senior. deceased, recorded in BOOK
26l, page IS Of Hamilton County OOmm0n Pleas
Court Records, and being the part set of to Robert
Taylor, Junior, as his share Of his deceased fathers
estate, and that said defendants are required to an-
swer OF demur to said petition on or before Monday,
the LIST day Of A pril, A ID 1861, or a decree pro con-
CcSsO will be rendered against them
JOHN w, MANN, administrator.
PHTER II. WILLIAMS, Attorney. tel6-tSa
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ARRIvEDI
HrOTICRLaoIOMON HFss ~ HEHE.

NOTICR.-s0LOMON HESS IL HERE
IN BY notified that Lisse Hess did, on the 18th
day Of January a. lsSl, nle her Petitioe 10
within and for the county Of Hamilton, and state Of
Ohio, charging the said Solomon Hoes with wllltul
abtence and neglect of duty, and asking that she
NAV be divorced from the said solomon Hess aud
be restored 10 her maiden name Of Ltsae Kaufman
which petition will stand for hearing la said Court,
81 any time after the 10th day OF March, 1851.
Dated this z9th day Of January, % lssl
BY y. q. HILL, her Attorney. fs7-fFhs
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LITTLE NGI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA :
-AHD-
CINCINNATI, HANILTON q DATYeR
Railroads.
0NAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVRMBEH
~ 1860 Trains will depart a. fol EH

ONAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBEH
~, - 1860 Trains will depart a. fol-
..7l45 A. M. .RXPRRss-From @
U1noinnattl Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Han
nton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Logenspurt arr
Dayton. CONNECTS, at Dayton for Columbus, sprins
Michigan Road for Troy, PiquR, Sidney, Lima, For
VAN eend Chicago; also, for Toledo. Connects q
hamilton for oxford, 30.
$50 A. NJ, BXPREss-From Little Mar.
Columbus, Orestline and PittHburR; via Columbus
stenbelytle, aud Pittsburgi via Columbus, Bellsii
and benwoOd and via Columbus, Bellair aud Pitt
soc P. N. ExPRESsgFroS Oinoinrsn
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Dayton, Spring
field, Urbana and Sandusky; connects via Hamn
ton for Richmond, indianapolis LoganBport ast
~ points West. Connects at Hamilton for OKfnE6
4 p. M.-From Little Miami Depot-Acoomps
dation for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations
'-5i3O p. M. ExPRRss-From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton DepctzFor Dayton Troy
PiQuA, Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne and OhicaRs.
Also. for Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada.
.6P. M.-From Little Miami Depgt-Acoommoda
$40 p. NJ, EXPRESS-From OinoinnstI
Hamilton aud DAYTON Depot Connects via Colun.
bus Steube1ville aud Piitshurg, via Columhuf.
lard; via Columbus, BellaiT and Benwood, and vi
Columbus, Bellair and Pittsburg.
5LEEPJNG-UABS ON THIS TEAM,
For all Information and Through Tickets pleas
apply at the Offices, south least corner of Front ant
Broadway; west side Of Nine-street, between tn
street, Sixth-Htreet Depot, and at the East Trout
street Depot.
Trains run By Columbus time, which iB sever
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.
.,0mnibuses. call for passengers BY leaving dire
tons at the Ticket ONCE. noss
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Donations of $4,000 have been sent 70 the
south Carolina Government Of which $500
were contributed by a lady.
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HNOILET s0APs-LOWJs HONEY SOAR,
Lows Brown Windsor do, Glyoenne aud Cam
phor do, Old CASTLE do, Palm do, qlyceria do.
Almond DO, White Windsor do Omnibus do, Ger
anium do, Moss Rose do, Pobeine do, CoacoG-nut
Oh do, White CASTLE do &c. For sale by
ALDER ROSS, Druggist,
jaH D.. W, cor. CeRtrsl.aY and Eighth-Ets
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