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,W,RE STATE OF OHIO, HAMrLrON

VNNBE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
. n COUNTY, SS-The Superior Court OF Cinoin-
pati -I,700 Jason Evans, Briggs swift hugh w.
Hughs and Wilson T. Drake, Partners, as Evans y
Co., plaintiffs, versus Washington Butcher aud
John Butcher, Partners, as Butcher & Brother, De-
fendaDts, and Anthony Bullock and Morris 0rum,
Garnishets The said defendants Butcher Broth
er, are hereby notified that on the I'd day Of May,
d. 1901 the SAID plaintiffs filed their petition in
said Court, alleging thorein that, the 9th day
Of February, 1861, the said Morris Drum made
certain bill OF exchange for the sum Of 1900 aud
iudOIsed and directed the to the said Butcher
& Brother, by whom the same was duly accepted
that atterwnrd, at the request and For the beaeht
of the said Butcher Brother, the same was duly
discounted by these plaintiffs, at their banking
house in Cincinnati that there ts due these plain
tis, from defendants, on said draft, the said sum
of SIS OON, ard interest from May l, 1861 and the
said defendants are notified that the said Morris
Drum and Anthony Bullock have been served as
garnishees in said action. Defendant are required
10 plead, answer or demur TO said petition or
befre the 2st day of December, A. d. 1861 other
wise, Judgment will bo rendered against them and
the property credits of the said Butcher q
Brother in the possession or coHtro Of the said
garnisbees be subjected to the payment thereof.
oc24.fTh M, II. & w. TILDEN, for Plaintiffs.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
THE WEB OF LIFE.

RsDAY.~..................DRCRmBER5 5
THE WEB OF LIFE.
Warp and woof
For web of life,
Warp of peace
And woof of strife
Weave away the web Of life.
Rest and toll,
Need and moil,
Make the motely web of life.
Shifts the thread
From black to white,
AS the day
Succeeds the night;
That gives pain,
And this delight
Mix the black up with the white.
Warp ofpeace.
And woof of strife,
Weave away the web of life.
Now the passions
Plunge and play;
Dive the treddles,
Dance the beddles,
Spins the shuttle, 80
Clanks the lay;
While below,
To and fro,
Heavily swing the weights Of woe.
Now awhile
In beauty blending,
Like the bow
From waves ascending,
Then again in fragments rending,
And in blank confusion ending.
Bliss and bale,
Veal and woe,
Through the warp commingling 60,
Transient peace and lasting strife,
Weave away the web of life.
Fortune fings
Her ftful thread
Now it's black,
Or green, or red,
Waving like an adders head.
Here tits raveld,
There It's knotted;
Now tits white,
Aud then 'tis spotted.
Silk and tow
Together rolld,
Thread of wire
And thread of gold,
Through the various textures told.
Peace and plenty, want and strife,
Weave away the web of life.
Raven youth
And hoary age,
In their turns
The loom engage;
Rosy health
And pale disease
Come and go,
To pain or please;
Loss and gain,
Smiles and tears,
Blight and blessing,
Hopes and fears,
Tints of gladness,
Shades of sadness,
Mixing mingling, on they go,
And nor pause nor lull they know.
Endless colors, ceaseless strife,
Weave away the the web of life.
Whence has all
This uproar grown
Why such things
Together thrown2
Beauty and deformity,
Discord and wild harmony
Infants cry and drunkards yell,
Rridal song and burial belll
Wedding robe and winding-sheet,
Meeting in the crowded street
Why is this and whence?
All, full well
Vice can tell;
For from hell
Brings she hence
Shout and yell,
Frantic woe and revelry.
Yet amidst the shock and strife,
Weave away the web of life.
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STATE OF OHIO, HAMILEON COUNTY,
y COURT OF COMMON Pile NS.-[9o, 22l69l-
Ethan s. Bates Va Sol ID. Kemptou, William Long
street, James Kempton. ct al.-The defendants,
Sol. D. Kempton and William Longstreet, are
hereby notified, that the Path day OF July, 1861,
the said Ethan S. Bates filed his petition in the said
Court Of Common Pleas, to foreclose the mortgage
made by said James s Kempton to the plaintiff, on
that tract of land in said county, in section IS,
township g. and second fractional range in the Mi
ami Purchase, particularly described in said mort
gage and in said petition, and which mortgage Ia
recorded in the Record Of Mortgages, Of said county,
in Book No 248, page 466. The said defe endants are
required to appear and answer on or before SATUR-
DAY, the l4th day of December, A ID 1871, or the
petition will be taken true and the prayer thereof
granted. G. B. H0LLISTER, Plaintiff 8 Atty.
Cincinnati, October IA, 1861. ool7-f*Wy
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pIANOs FOR RENT.-I HAVE THK
II largest stock of Pianos FIR rent RHH
in Cincinnati, at from 81 to $40 per -SSot7 X 81
quarter, at ~ West Fourth,st ln Old UHE
moo C.M. MUROH.
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STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,

y S. sUPEEI0B 6oURT OF UffSSofN SHTI3
mo. 4 $50 S6I1,AttaShment. The Savings Bank Of
The said defendant is notified hereby that on the
9Th day of June, 4. D 1861, the said plaintiff filed
its petition in said Court which is still pending
therein, setting forth that the 4th day of June,
A d; 1861, the said defendant was indebted to one
d. Airing, in the sum of 1929 81 on an account for
merchandise, sold and delivered by the said Al ling,
to defendant; that afteRward, aud on said 4th day
of June, A. d. 1861 the said amount due said
count was assigned by the said Arling to plaintiff;
that plaintiff is now the owner thereof; that there
is due plaintiff from de fendant thereon the Of
1929 81, and interest from June A. 1861, and defend
ant is notified that order of attachment duly
Issued in said action, and property of defendants
consisting of forty Ave bales Of tow and fifteen bales
of flax, seized under and by virtue thereof. De-
fendant is required to ans demur to said pe-
tition on or before December 2S, 1861, otherwise
iudRment will be taken against him, aud said at
NJ Ii. q W. TILDEN, Attorneys for
oc3l-EWy w. a. ADAMS, J Plaintiff.
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BUSINESS CARDS,

J A. PRAzER. 8. @. CHAPMAN.
TAMRS A. FRAZER e. co, WHOLE
- SALE GrOcers and Commission Merchants, Nos.
66 and IS Wanut-st., Cincinnati, D. jy2tf
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DENTAL.

ENH. MER EDITH, DRNTIsT.-OPFICE
III oR Sixth-st., between HRce ard Elm AEsFFfA
No. I32, near Raoe-gS, Teeth extracted t4s&
Without Psin, on a new principle, without
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MAXWELL, WHOSE

ENERATHNEL MAXWELL, WHOSE
OH residence iss unknown, Is notified that Eliza.
beth Maxwell did, on the 30th day of October, a.
D. Is6I file her petition (No 2257S) in the efce Oi
the CLERK Of the Court of Common Pleas, within
charging that the said Gerathnel Maxwell has been
wilfully absent from her for than three yearss
and askir that she may be divorced from the said
Serathnel Maxwell, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term of said Court.
ELIZABETH MAXWELL,
By JAMES BOYLE, her Attorney.
October 30, 1881. vc3l-fTh
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fAWeights and sizes, Just received.
NIXON, CHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
no23 ~ and 10 Walnut st
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MUSICAL.

HtHRIsTMAS PRESENTS, WAR Or
~ No WAR.-I have the largest -
stock Of Pianos in this city, which f=az-1Sff
we will offer until after the holidays "a y1P4
al prices never before known In this II
market; or will rent and let the
rent pay for the Piano, at ~ West Fourth st. Old
no6 g. N. MURCH.
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The sun arose, and David awoke from his
meiodious rapture and as long as he lived,
the strains Of creations harmony remained
in his soul, and daily he recorded them
upon the strings of his harp.
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R ATGF0

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W. o0serveo IN similar In msry towns in this
| oA'0' ~so Name and New Hampshire.
r..s., OxvnAsp, Ohio, March 4, 1881.
~ -. 1xiute was nred here this afternoon in
~. iancolns Inauguration.
aga were displayed here To- dsy and nstions SALUTE
vas Dfed py the republicans.
anE INAUGURAL AND THE TELEGRAPH.
na manner In which President Lincor's inaugural was
siue Cd by telegraph Is deserving OF especial c,m
nLehuauon The American Telegraph Con. nany under
az ADle management OF Sanford "a d, presi-
oont paced a. the dsposlI Of the Afsocatai pS 90
wires between Washington and this civ m s .o'
vi the Inaugural commenced no. CO. :. Ive,y
tinse and the elegraihers, promptly 70 "a.
osxa9 It's ransm ssion TO New York. rne h,ss
hA a. sssage received by the agent q w.
wos~s uarscT before two O'Clock, aud the last al
u here ~ Nero, while the entire document was
about hall p ,hs Weren't newspapers by sear o'clock.
Furnished '" IN tclet~epNc communication has newer
such Iapao' relched in tHs country. and IL sh""l'
before pesn TIE american eo'~-
source Of ~ &c ~. =. 20 o
and aceoop' spso o -paly, i.s President
been &C so1l,i fh ators tina. so nctabe an act has
press and -. To Mr. sanford are the thanks of the
III =" public especially due for the knt manner
ca he aced the line under mis- charge At the dispo
+, sal o. tho p,e,s
To undes and that lengthy synopsis Of the inaugu
raj yesterday evening transmitted 70 ~ Johns
there TO be forwarded by steam.ug TO intercept the
steamship Fulton, bound 70 Europe OF Cape Race.
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RUMoRs ABOUT THE CABNEr.

WAs1i>GToN, n.ren 4, 1851.
10 20 :he eveoing the olo,net be-c dsdni'ey
settle. Mr.. sid gentlemen nys. nat the
people weac se a.'oa.ehed rhen be IBIS Gao
This does no; box ID though toe matter
vas set,id.
ed he 10 cell extra session, not with the object ~
coercion hi: view TO ascertain hos far The people
viii endorse fsrBearanee
Hon. John T. Kasson, Of Iowa, It Ia understood has
cceived ard accepted tie appointment Of First Assistant
pogtmastsr Genera under the Lincoln Yspne.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1851.
R5mors Of change in tho abine, SIN afoat.
Snc again SID 20 he uncertain. 50 Won Lincoln
Keep cnuuses hs' nothing definite VIII PROBABLY
kncvE until 20
weed hayi ing he snahed is tryirg TO destroy
Iancolrs Every ef'or: has been made to- day
Chase from tho Csb.net the mos. ingenious arguments
have bes employed 70 bring tina about, the principal
one "a appeal Mr. litcoh ths he would d. grea.
injustice The republican party OF O.o and to hiuse
II he called Mr. Chase from the Senate 10 his Cabinet. 10.
ssnuch would be impossible 10 olec another repub
scaa 10 Oh biz place and that probability is that too
yacaucy woule ne heo BY de sntirepabu-
ian OF some krd. Tho friends OF Mr.. Sherman, Who
shuk bs bselect-d. and the friends Mr. Gurley
sLo ihek he CA be elected d. not believe shy such
she esn happen rney declare republican party
h axSure aud csnno. De beaten Up to eleven O'Clock to-
night mo Ctbinet, Car az the eoDcerned is
schaDe ed from n lis. containei IN desp. n 10
DAYS HrsAtp The location Of some Of The gentlemen
selected me only oiicyity in the way. To
nornjng VIII setts the QUESTION and the senate
s,ciocs to.morsw afternoon viii be called upon
The matter VI ton she Cabinet ssted,
shs politics, axe already sharpered aod appraised VIII
TALL upon psay a had and in quick Succession
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AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, March 4, 1851.
The ANIMAL celebration of the Fire Department took
place 20 day. Il war o magnificent display.
The Convention res3serbcd to-day. Arcsolution IA
passed for III Convention to unite in public reception
20 Of General T~iggs inviting him to
the floor OF the Contention. A resou ion was intro
duced psruc!ing the Louisiana delegates the Southern
Congress not to ceGe any part Of the pubic domain
Abe Confederation.
repor. prcvalen. hero that had been received
from Washington to day that lighting had coH,men5od.
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Port. Of New York, March 4, 1861.


CLEARED
Ship Underwater, Roberts, Liverpool-C Carow.
sip sisshosna LoxSef Loodoamsrsh s, Dearborn
Nara cisI g 5aFS wsPsssE
s s..s as7l e for
Biz @ nsy I'll Son Co.
s ss,n % g.
schr W Mershon, Cole savannah-McCready, Mott Co
schr Manhass.tt Ward, Charlcston-w aace Sherwood
sshr A Heath, Williams Bucksvue sC-walsh, Carver
Chase
sssr Ss' S.'d1a Smith FSl.dspSaiW Nssss
scsr Els ssas RDsS aows. fs''
sebr y sheppard Bartlett. Boston-A Howes
ss. s%.s:
sso oSp rf DAVIS pss Ss ke ns1n
ARRIVED
Steamship Cahawba, Smith, New Orleans, Feb a. via Ha
ccS %sis .GS
schr Waterbury, Of and for New York. with loss Of forcs
senscrs . ! Sromweli Co. -A' ~. -'''' ~ -
sn % Fh with md'
% zse fsya snp e for Jan ~, aua s
,b Feb Feb9 lat 50 a. Ion 81 So spoke lp ohannis
MWstb from Palermo for New York 50 days out shor II
Of wps.sr
an ra Sh d.s Drsns psy Rio
Ss9R SssGsS
,rs% sSan.ss coani%6o g dy. out FEB = 81 90
il ss s + Gs sh e Fob IL With
!" days with
sss a pG! g. Feb s ~ Ss
ss Sasan lying o. anchor at end Of Fortune q
AN Passed ,s Fes a,bor and saw Steamer ns IN
ensign down and headns NV on her stem was
Risf Ja Feb Is with pimeno xc, to Brett Son % @'
&C. ,S ss lp a P Bennett N'an1as y days. With sugar
Brig woodraf oi MashIasporo Robinson, Trinidad, II
sehr Ner,hSssier Heller Fortune Bay Nj Gloucester
schr Wild hover, Bnmilon Fortune Bay, NF va 6ouoes
iehE Not Bede ssde ' S6areston days. with cotton 10
sehr l. Chester, soners, Wilmington NC. q days
schr Paimelee, Gaskin, Washington. NC, days with
scsr Watsuan q mass, Midget Washington NC, days
schr Mc,wir, tilt, Norfolk, 2 days
s esr n MSGs cTI a rie sa"e ssys
se,r N.Y. prise nllzzara wil%ngos Del days .,
sehr Hudson waterman Elizabehror for slyns aoat.
sssr ,GT ss'nd
Scbr Belle Brandon Rines, Gloucester, days.
Schr Kossnth Pettipgi NewbuTyp, II.
sehr lance Lawrence Allen. Boston.
schr New York, Faulk'in Boston.
Scop allaDt King. Eizabethport for Black Rock
sS esrss dEaSgo i rss
Steamer Ellen Terry. Chaplin Essex, Ct
BELOW.
Brig Angelina Avery IL days from Point JudasBy pilot
boat Jane
One brig unknown.
ships I,aa ~o Webb and Msmenie nssrpoo Kselsr
STAR 81 Jago -
Wind at sunset W.
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,r KEW w,EsI Feb 2s-Ths barb jaime. Andrews Buroh
broken sh procuring Ssaa ssGns
sIS.s me sssS ' She i %aSs 10, ass
sac sId ia le with Win sor nyo II cotton from
ship essn star lately wreck the reef SID Liverpool
p. The sy re g. rGss s WAL ssssns sssn ,sd TO
n ,hp ABBY Blanchard Waite I'D he 18th Liverpool
ana g. Se han nSs Sy ~ sy Capt Sq
arrive, Is Ss ss s S9n Murray from Bird Key Caribbean
and s'ein los, and Is not TO b., discharged.
from Norleans and brought the Northern mas She
The schr os.ph Grce, SNOW from Jamaica, WITH cargo
Of sg~9od bound 70 London On the zsd distress leaking
paired Os .,h 10%Ss .,s ss !. T rssasr
repaired She eues ne and - be hove ont and
cargo the 2oth the is bound 20 Baltimore -
Mfsc~ liza neous
Sec Correspondence above.
srEsssHrr AsnoRr-Capt Potter brig Baltimore from
~ Don lingo reports passing AN Sunday steam
ship ashore one mile and half Nortof Little egg Iarbor
che had ono smokeppe. her flag (which Amercan wa,
union down, and her steam up Shs heading 90
the beach and seemed 10 lie easy light running along
SHOE Saw many people on her quarter and probably
wreckers the beach "a despatch dated Burlington sarch
o me is ss o Ssos e S so, "a s
%,,ers thus ciy ys, r. bs S@asr
us scbr John R0eeh Tor the Iele' 81 the ssssnerJ
WHAtFsHf SrEEDwELL lof FaifhavenJ Gibbs lost o.
In smerun Bay, probably the Coast ,afnrua
an Al ship n l tons built In 1853 her voyage
owned ny stephen Gibbs o. Nareba,n others and
was valM d. with outfits AT sfSuD Insured Stafford
fo STN she last rcrorted sailri uu Nov
for tle Coast and home with 80 bbls sp aud oil
on board -
SUR ELtS STEWART, CONN hence before reported at Liy
erpvo "a Ut had rough passage lost sails rigging
corapssscs &C. stove bwarks and obliged ~ throw
part rgo The rescued tho tho sctcn Lass
hora newfoundland for Liverpool
Bsic ADsLiNR sPRAGuF-The ship omiar Can't Zere
from Liverpool Via Ia, arrived night
the officers and crew of the brig Adcne sprgue Of Boston,
lost nj 1ec.ie a the wfbdsard islands, In the
part january about the 1th, during heavy gale frm
aW he vas from Madeira Terce,ra lo.d fruit for
New Work Turing tho heavy gale she dragged ashore and
became total wreck all saved The captain I'd left
In the ytesrer for England The built and
yeseslG from ibe gale all British and tuguese
81 MchnrA the gale ASP u reported
large brr Of there, but AnercansJ
Brla TRpsTos, Cunningham, from surnam, Of and for
Boston, put into Dcmarars the llh IA Distress dis
masfco
scrR EARnscuAgus- Sc Mary, Fcs 2l--schr
Narpgrarus or Gouccsier has totally wrecked At The
m,u Of this basbor tbs 18Th insu saved The
wreck ana materials were sold.
The steamship Adria late OF Collins line AMI now ~
the galway steamship Company line, win TO-DAY taken
The great Balance dock foot ~ Pike street. r. for ta
purpose OF having her hut examined
The ship Caravan was yesterday afternoon t,knu on the
sectional dock for repairs She will be stripsd re
csu.ss ID and newly coppercd.
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THE GRAND INAUGURATION BALL.


rhs Inauguration bah op Ia brilliantly. Upwards Of
ave tho-sano y ope ,sa,ed % b. present, and
moves 'snsrry az a marriage bel.'
The array Of beauty add grase-mosty from the free
States however, xsnped The grand hau rich
y decorated rho aid s.rpes eyerl where vs
bic aud radiant.
A, eleven clock the ptcsdept eject ami lady, attended
BIZ nomercu. and dis.uguisleI suite aad folio we'd by
The vice President lady, lde theT cntfee They
were welcomed by enthusiasts expressions of applause
men cam the rush o. courters and the rrepressble
srowd Of eager cxpectaDts.
Next In der fo,Ipw.d the lDevitabla hand. shaking
which Mr.. Lincoln fosDd harder than splitting
All eyes were turned Mrs. Lincoln exquislte
toiet and admirable and grace thcus .nds Of
complmen from the hrong Of people presented her.
"A tSove clock tho spacious supper room was thrown
open, AID the VI Cd folosei denes description
The tables SHY supplied with every luxury by
the wel known Gancr, whJ must have had b,dache
from The Committee Of Arrangements
Among The iHtif guishod persons present noticed
several OF the new Cabinet the English, French and
Russian Amoassaaors, Senator's members Of Congress
che amy aud Navy. &c
The sce0e AZ hrs hour was truly grand
20 terminates he Inauguration OF Abraham Ilnoolr
BALUTEs IN HONOR OF THE rNAUGuRA.
TON.
birty -four guns were fred here al nom :, das hnnox
size inauguration Of President Lincoln ana Vic Pres,
sent Hamlin.
hRDoKroRr, Conn. March & 1881
thirty four guns are being fred here IN honor %
fhs mo uguratiOn " Mr.. Lincoln.
PULADrIfHA, March 4, 1891.
rcrc street. b day has been the scene Of great excite
mont. Ds7se crowds waved Tor the publication OF toe
snaognj N Dir Lincoln for several hours and the stug
Ee 70 0oisp pies was more intense than on any pre-
rous occaxfon.
Bosrov ksrch 4, 1891.
salute one hundred guns fred In Coston 10 day
IN ncpoF 81 tbs inauguration Of Mr. Lincoln The event