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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14
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MAYORS COURT Daniel Nike drove IN
IoIk-street, OF Saturday evening last, at a
furious speed When opposite the O1Afel-
lows Hall bis horse ran over a small boy,
knocking bin down aud iuiuring him
severely. Mike WAS before the Mayor this
morning, who fined him s5 and costs for fast
dlivirg.
CCUNCL PRooEEDNGs.-Tbe monthly re-
poris Uf city officers we're received
Amount appropriated by The City COuu
Gil, S57l 40 CRY TTeasurer's receipts, $237
10. Licenses 10 keep Cotfee-hOuses were
Prsuted to L. Roth, Al $751; Anna Q. Smith,
at $40, and Henry Eyer AZ $40. The usual
amount of relief has been granted to ths poor
during the 81, ek.
A rtpo.i nom the Grand Jury to the
Circuit Court, WAS read, suggesting an i'm
provemeDt in regard to the sanitary regula-
tious of our city.
Printed copies of the ordinance in relation
20 the City Jail and WOTk-hOUse, were pre-
sented. Copies of the same can be procured
1T the City Clerks Office.
CITY ELECTIoN-At the regular meeting
of CouUct, held last evening, an ordinance
WIS passed ordering the annual election to
be held on the first Monday in March, for the
following offices: President of City Council,
City Clerk, Treasurer, City Eugineer, Wharf
master, one Councilman from each ward,
one School Trustee from the First, Second
and Fifth Wards. The following are the
places of voting: First Ward, ]. Dies coal
Office, corner of Bellvue and Monmouth.
streets; Second Ward, Court. housr; Third
Ward, Miles De Conrcy's Office, Jelferson-
street; Fourth Ward, N. Webber's grocery,
corner Todd and Columbis; Fifth Ward, :, T..
Zeigler's tavern, on the Pike
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COVaMGTON n u wa

PETITION TO THE LEGIsLATURE.-A lengthy
petition to the State Legislature has been
prepared, and left at McDannold's jewelry
store for signatures pray ing that body not to
re enact the stay law, as IL is odious to
large number Of our business men. The
petition has already received a large number
of signatures.
THE BANK LICK TURNPIKE CoMpAEY.-
This corporation claims 10 have control of
Bank Lick street as far north as EleventaS
street. mplaints, not only loud, but deep
are continually being made against the COms
pany for permitting this thoroughfare to res
main in such a miserable condition. The
mud, at last accounts, was reported at four
ieet and rising rapidly, while several citi-
zens residing in that neighborhoOd have
narrowly escaped death, not from a watery
but from muddy grave. The residents on
that street beg, pray, entreat, aud sometimes
"cuss" the Turnpike Company, in hopes that
they will do something to alleviate their
suilerings.
MAYORS Court. - Charles Tucker, for
driving over the sidewalk, was fined So 40.
Ryland Wyllitt, an ungsllsnt military man,
slapped woman in the face, for which he
was fined So and costs.
MUSTERED IN.-The Eighteenth Kentucky
Regiment, Colonel Warner, was mustered
into the service of the United States on
Wednesday, for three years or during the
war. The headquarters of this regiment
are at Falmouth, Ky.
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UlncinHnII Produce Market.
Furnished Uy the Merci ants EXCHANGE. /
FhIpAY EVENING, February IA

FMDAY EVENING, February IA
WHEAT is scarce with a good demand
at full prices: W quote prime red at 87G9) )c
and prime white at 95@Sl, the outside rate
for Kentucky: the sales since our last were
900 bush. choice red at 92c.; 900 do prime
de- at 90c., and 300 do. fair white at 96,.
CORN is unchanged and steady; we quote
ear at 30c., in bulk, at the lower depots, with
sales OF LOCO bush. at this price.
OATS continue dull, bat we have no
change to report in prices. We quote them
at CSC, in bulk.
RYE is in light supply, and the demand is
active at 50c., for prime samples, on arrival.
BARLEY-The receipts are ight, with an
active demand-partly specu ulative--aud
held at $4,000. There is also a speculative
demand for malt, and it is difficult to buy
prime fall below 65c. -
HAY-A continued good demand for tight
pressed, and the market rules firm at $3.50
l3 80 per tun for prime, on arrival; loose
pr, ssed remains dull az $l2.
CHEESE-rhe stock is light, with good
demand. We quote selected Western Re
serve at 61c., aud extra large at 7.
BUTTER-The market is steady, with a
fair demand at l2@l4o for prime to choice
roll, and 69l0c. for common TO good.
SEED-Clover is firm, with a fair de.
mand at $4 1904 10, with sales OF 100 bush
els at these rates. Timo,hy is STEADY at
81 1902 20; the outside rae is obtained only
for small lots from store.
FLOUR-The demand is fair and the
market stesdy: sales of 600 bbls Super
fine at 81 1904 20; aud 400 do extra at
$4 25@4 30.
WHIeKY-The demand is good AMI the
market firm: sales of 1000 bbls az II; @
l71Sc The latter rate for Wagon.
PRONlSlONS-An active demand for
mess Pork al $lO@l0 IL, but it is held az
SO %, and in many cases out of the market.
Bulk Meats still advancing; the sales since
our last comprise 1000 600 pounds at 24c.
for Shoulders, and 4H941Ic for Sides
closing at the outside rate for the latter,
which was paid for 100000 lbs. this mOrniug.
Lard is held at 7@7He, the latter for city
| rendered. There IS a very buOyant feeling
in The market, based upon the anticipated
success of our armies.
GROCERIES-A quiet market and very
| little doing. Coffee remains firm at 1870
2lHc. Sugar at s1S@9%c. for Cuba, aud
99l@lo11c. for New Orleans. Molasses 42@
| 44g
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Latest end Most :mpor ant Information.
AL slOuLn KNOW 1T.
Private Diseases

EtUEPD In TBR sHORTEsT POssT-
" time at lie Cincinnati Lo ok II lspital No,
90 hfd sue't bntV ten Wal Mt and Vino with
out the u.s. Of Mercury los Of time Or change of
diet
DIR : s,FYFNS, from the hospitals Of London,
Pafl- ard Baltlm rc is the die yerer f the only
c',l.i n e reiHS,t remedies for diseases Of pr-
votc, character, by his special experience in this
NJ Ch cg rct,d lrULCh Of me icHi science, he is
en- bed 70 4uerartee cure 10 the most co onpliclted
CitCs
h, cert cases of Gonorrheg or Syphilis cured in a
lev ia with ut change Of ct or h ndrancs from
business S-cuudary SyThis the last vestge
IiVdiCHted without the use oi Mercury. IuvIluutAry
Losses Of 'eUca stppped in short time. Sufferers
trVu inC ms etenC3 or less of sexual wpr, rest red
I iull N'For in few weeks Gieet or GoucrrheI OF
long staI dug, where all internal rem edips have
ttied permanently and speedily cured by new
tT,ytment.
YOUNG MEN
Injured in dy ard mind from the effects Of self.
sbuSe, with premature pains in the head bacs Aad
llIu 5 nervOus cough, gene al bodily las ltude,
mGrb desp nGeUCy and sveTsOu 10 ETY., in-
HhiltS to concentrate the mOry aud int llsct are
tree ted for DyspaP.a, Consumption or Liver @ m
plaiLt Auo through the ignorance and empiricism
OF others or fare deleacy Oftheir drag ont a
miserable eIisieDce by iLfractious of the Jst in-
elative YET simple laws of heir being.
Diseases p1 Gull ~ to f. males treated
80 CURE GJARA NTht d IN A Ill CASES aaaH
PeTrOns at di tar cs. by inclosng u postage
81 mp and addrt ssiDg DIR. STEVENS & 20 B K
go, Cincinnati, U NAV receive prompt treatment.
Tfali.tfI
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WOODS THEATER.--As we expected, Mr..
Bass impersonstion Of Dandie Dinmout'
drew a large audience at Woods. Tonight
he will be the recipient of benefit, appta'-
ing as "Dr. Pangloss, LII. d )" ETC., 10 the
English comedy entitled The Heir at LatD
The laughabe extravaganza, Pocahontas,
will close the performance.
NATIONAL THEATER.-To-nieht the rival
ddHseuSe will take q benefit The beautiful
drame, The AHgeI Of Midnight will be pre-.
sented in all its startling effects. The
dancers will execute the Highland Fling,
and Miss Emma Lake will recite The Union
Noto and ForeVsr. This is a gala occasion,
snd the 6enefcidires are worthy of patron
age.
Miss KlMBERLY.-By reference to our ad
vertising columns il will be seen the
maDsgementat at Woods Theater have engaged
this classical actress, who will appear on
Monday night in The Octoroon. The drama
is replete with startling effects and novelties,
which, combined with Miss Kimberlys
elegant and natural impersonation of the
heroine, renders the play attractive to a
great degree. Do not fail to attend aud
witness one Of the most interesting plays of
the season.
PlKB's OPERA-HoUsE- E-To-morrow night
the entertainment given for the benefit of the
Policemen's Benevolent Society will take
place at the Opera-house. The programme
consists of novelties pleasing and interest
ing. The performance concludes with the
beautiful drama, The SeTgednfS WIFE.
Smith h DIrsoN's HALL.-Another large
audience was present last night to witness
the Alleghsnians in one of their harmonious
soiTees. Tonight the programme consists of
selections of the best ballads and songs ex-
tant,
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New YaSK Market.

NEW YORK, February IA The receipts of
Flour IL ZG4 Orls. Msrket Sc be- ter sales
lU 500 brls at So b5@5 10 for sup rfue
STATE; So 8E@5 80 for extra Stat; So 55@
20 Tor suptrine Western; S. 9O@6 f,r 60 III
mon TO medium ezra Western, and Sc % %
6 10 for chipping brands extra round hoop
OHIO Canada Flour hrmer. Rye Flour
quiet and steady: small sales at So 2514 25
The receipts of Wheat are II, 40 bushels;
the market is dull and prices nomiualy un-
char ped. Rye quiet al 840S5c Barley dull
at St@ssc. The receipts OF Corn are S,6G3
bushels; the market is dull and heavy: 81 es
of 8 600 bu he's at 6ic. for mixed Western.
Oats quiet at 4O@42c.
Pork firm: sa e. $50 brls at $l2 25@I3 for
mess ana SO 5OQ9 80 for prime. Beef quiet.
Cut Mea dull. Dressed Hogs steady At ~
@45Ec for Western. Lard steady: sales 200
bis d, i1406lsc.
Batter AID Cheese dull and unchanged.
Whisky fTmei sales OF 200 brs az 240
241%c.
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SANITARY.-The following are the receipts
ard shipments of the past week connected
" ith The Commission:
RtcHpts.-The following is a statement of
the aggregate receipts Of the week, viz:
Be0 comforts, 287; pillows, SO; socks 300
pairs; shirts, 3ll; mittens, 275 pairs; towels,
274; cushions, IL; fruits 25T dressing gowns,
Il; combs, l2 pin. cushions, 1872 blankets,
l34; sheets, 1853; drawers, 2O7 pairs; pillow
cases 1864; bed ticks, 1853; handkerchiefs, 1885,
slippers, l40i bed gowns, A; housewives, 100;
eye shades, G; wine, IL 2bOttles-makiDg 8, l05,
u pendent of lint, bandages, rags aud small
sur dries
Shipments. s.-Two boxes to the Forty eighth
Regiment o, ", Camp Dennison.
One box 10 the Seventy seventh Regiment,
o. v, Camp Dennison.
One box TO the Fifth Regiment, o. v.
cavalry, Camp DennisOR.
Eighteen boxes and one barrel to Louis-
vile hospitals.
One SOx mittens, Third Regiment o. v.
cavalry, passing through the city.
Eight boxes, Fortieth Regiment, o. ",
Comp Buell., Big Sandy River, viz; Comforts,
253; pillows, "a; socks, 2l6 pairs; shirts, 1923;
mltteDs, 1873 pairs towels, 1872; cushions
IL; fruite, 222; dressing-gOwD 20; pin
cushions, 81 blankets, 66; sheets, Ill;
drawers, l9l pairs; pillow. cases, 2l5; bed
ticks, ll3; handkerchiefs, As; slippers, SO |;
bed-gOwns, 10; housewives, 7G wine, IL
bottles making 2,366.
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WATER woRKs.-The Board met yesterday
morning, all the members present The
minutes of the last session were read aud ap-
proved. Claims amounting TO 1910 Is were
ordered to be paid-$392 II of that amount
wss for the pay ment of the weekly wages of
hands; $279 to H, R. Worthington, for water
meters; $l65 to Henry Ware, for surveying
instruments, and $74 SO for sundry small
bills. The report of the scientific commission
surface condensers, with the high pressure
zines at the works, was received and
ordered to be printed with the annual report.
Adjourned.
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The Forward NIOvement-Nn Nashville

Every movement made now by the army
in Kentucky. is directed toward Nashville.
Last night the steamers Queen of the West,
Fort Wayne, Madison, DanIeith, Monarch
and ~ W. Thomas departed for the Cumber-
land River. This evening the following
steamers will start for the same destination;
Noses Nc Clellan, Jesse X. Bell, Economy,
Izettd, Glendale, iSilvsr Moon, Lady Jackson,
Lady Franklin, Lady Pike and Sam iSnotOden,
making a total of sixteen. They are designed
for transports, and as soon as Fort Donel-
son succumbs to the Stars and Stripes, as
most assuredly it will, these boats will con-
vey the troops directly to Nashville. the
good work is progressing. The ball is in
motion, and soon the poisonous serpent, Re-
bellion, will be crushed out of existence,
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CON ENTAIL.

MA >115JA DE. STUART IL co.
U=IisL4 - devote their undiyid at en-
hzgIzIgp<..sAA tiou to the trestGtnt OF the
EIsIg k@5Is-I-lS folio wing disc ,ses viz: Goa
ElHzFE,%-a, oyThel Gieet STRUCTURES, Sy-
olsfI~SASassI ph lis, in its forms, Sem
iaGi Weakness IBpoicnce, etc. and they always
succeed in curl the wO st cases. although
many Of their Pc tents had sought relief from every
other sou ce, aud IN macy Instances hal be given
should make Immediate appli alton ny their im-
proved ueutmeH I tNeN enabled to cut short re-
cent cases ~ u very short time.
Young men vhO have iulurpi them mselves By cer-
tar secret habits which uuft them for business
plei, ure or the duties n married life a 50, mid H."
ether causes, feel debility in advance of heir
years, before placing themselves under the treat
nebt of . une, shOul1 first consult Dc. $. Il o.,
aud have y cur- effected by their new and match
les rem dy which never iaiis ia efectiug speedy
bUd adiCdl cure
d S Co a,e agents for NJ. la Jaune's French
Prtrcnhte PUTdsr hy which those Wishing
avoid an increase of family AN do without dau-
g.r 10 health or cou-titudnn. Price ~! Al-o, for
Madfu CelinI's Fsmale Monthly Pills, a safe and
ceCtual remedy for tires ulaIi es distract ions ETC.
IAUT lON Tn So Pills should not be used during
pr gnancy, as mis- ar. lAFe is folOV. Price
a.. The pills and wdcrs eut by mail.
Pe'soDs AZ distsuce wishing to be cured at home
win perfect secresyi b. sending us des rpt'Op
Utth''r case, eau have medicine To any pat of
The onUtN, tr e tr IN danger or ObseTyatlOB, with
full 8nc explicit d r ctiOps for use.
consult tiOn may be held from A M to r 4,
at their Office, IS EAST rhrd-st bet Wsen Main
and Sychm re, up stairs, opposite the Heure HOUSE.
Secrecy inviOla lie. Don't forget the name aud
DH CHAs A. STUART S co,
fes-X Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LAW REPORT.
aUpRpIOp uouRR

Tracy 4 Irwin Vs Clutch & Jackson and
l.. 2. Buell.. The plaintiffs, in New York,
sold goods to O. h j., on a credit; Buell., a
creditor Of the latter, subsequently bought
them out, and T. 4 !. seek now in this action
of replevin (tried before Jndge Hosdly) to
recover the property, alleging that the pro
perty was obtained from them under false
representations, made by Clutch, at the time
Of the purchase in New York.
In the case Of Miller VS.. Dean 4 Mann, to
recover for barge hire, verdict was returned
for plaintiff for 1926.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

Snow The heaviest fall of snow that has
occurred during the present winter, took
place last night Upon awakiug this morn
ing, our citizens were astonished to find the
earth covered 10 the depth of five or six
inches On the tops OF some houses the snow
bad drifred to so great depth that it was
found necessary TO employ men to shovel 1t
off, for fear of the immense weight breaking
the root in. The Street Railroads are great Y
obsuucted, and the cars to-day are running
very irregularly in sequence Of course
selgbipg S is fiue, and many are taking ad-
vsnage of the opportunity thus afforded to
enjoy the sport of riding on 'ruuners.n
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THE MAINE INDIANS The Penobscot Iu-
dians number 606. They have school at
which the average attendance last fail was
36 They own lac islands in the PenObsco
River, containing aa area of 4, 482 acres, aud
they have 1000 acres under cultivation
This tribe has cost the State during the past
year $7,42s. The Passamsquody Indians
of seven since 1859. Total number of schol-
srs 67. During the past year the number
engaged in agriculture was III, an increase
OF 81 over 1860. The tribe has cost the State
81, $50 "a; making total cost TO the State
for the support of sborigines of So, 952 81.
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AUCTIoE sALns

a uUTJOs SALT ~ A. p. WIbLIAMJ &
IN co (SuccessOIs O. Kellogg & w WiHtams). ,ala.
rcoE, Nos. ~ and E,st rhild sueet. -Larse
strCk VI new Furniture, 10 hs sold tots tn suit The
trace at auction-0u SATUHDAY MORNING,
February IL, a. lns o'clock, at our safe.
be sold, IN lots 10 suit the trade aud others,
a large aud tre assortment OF neg Furni'
tuTe, consisting in part # dozen ca seat Ohars
neary all STYLES ard patt-r 81 dozen utf seat
Paror Chairs; 90 marble, top AID other Bureaus; ~
marble top and other Wash--t4nds, aO0 Bedstsais
variety Of patterns some vers hnei ~ Chamber
ALSO-A quantity Of extension Tables, Lounges,
Cribs, WardTobes, Tin safes Desks, &c.
ALbO-A quantity q Its, Shoes, Notions, 40.
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A terrible accident occurred at Crestline,
in this State, last Saturday evening" A Mrs.
Graham, wife of an engineer on the Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
was filling a coal oil lamp, when the oil
took FIRE, and burned her and two children
to death. Her mother, aged seventy-fve
years, was also badly burned.
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POLICE CoURT.-There were but thirteen
Lew cases on the docket this morning, the
majority of them of au unimportanU char
acIer. Jane Jackson was up for druukeu-
ness and John Radcliffe, a man who lives
with Jane, was arraigned Od the charge of
beating her. They were sent 10 the City
Prison for the term of ten days each. Della
johnson WIS fued Sc for being dsorderly;
Julia Sellman s., on the same charge, aud
Mary wilson ten days in the City Prison for
The same offense. David Faulkner was ar
rested for stealing brass kettle from Hiram
Clearwater, and sent TO the City Prison for
two months. John Massey, John Robb and
Joseph KllmaItin were arFaigned on the
charge of stealing two bushels of coal from
2. Sanders, proprietor of the Burnet House.
1t appeared in evidence that the coal was the
property of Sanders Il PoJter-a slight differ
euce. The boys were discharged. Police
officers, when they make arrests of parties
Tor Stealing, should be careful to learn the
proper names Of the owners of the stolen
property.
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COMMON PLEAS.

Sarah Burns VS.. Sarah Coffield. This action
is brought to recover $1,000 for injury to the
plaintiff in being accused of stealing wash.
boiler and number OF chickens. On trial
before Judge Oliver.
Oily vs. Mortimer and Miller (constable)
The trial OF this case, before the Court for
the last three days, resulted in verdict for
defendants
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Patrick J. Riguey, who killed Patrick
Welsh in a dance house in this city during
tie CbTi holidays, has been captured ia
s.. Louis, and will be brought here TOR trial
He Is young man of but twenty-five years.
We understand that he confesses to par
ticipation in the ARRAY which resulted in
the Gpnth of Walsh
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County MATTERs.-The following bills
were signed for pay ment this morning:
George Zeltner nine days work on Cars
thsge Road, 50; John Santler, six days
work on same road, Sc; Cbas. NJ Moore, ], 400
lbs. hay, for County Work house, $s 90.
James HagRerty was instructed to take
Francis Mitahem to New Albany, Indiana, at
a compensation of So 80 per day and refund
ing expenses.
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A fine set of furs was stolen from the cabin
Of the steamboat Cricket, on Wednesday.
The articles were traced to the pawnbroke
establishment of Mr.. Lipman, and Henry
Brown was arrested on suspicion of boing
the tegpetrotor of the theft. There was no
evidence against him, aud be was ler off with
six days confinement in the City Prison.
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SKIBMIsH y NINGMIA.-From the officers
Of the Rose Udmbleton. which arrived hare
last evening from the KanaWh,, We earn
that skiIm'sh occurred on Linn Creek,
Logan County, Va, last Saturday. Captain
Smith, of the Fifth Virginia Regiment, with
twenty. one men, surprised squad of Jen.
kins' Csvslry-thirty-t in number-kill.
ing eight, woundiDg seven, and taking the
The loss on the Union side was one killed
and one wounded. Smiths detachment, with
the prisoners and bOrses, reached Guyan.
dotte Wednesday night. Among the rebels
killed was Stevens one of the party who
murdered three of Piatt's Zouaves in such a
shocking manner short time since.
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The President in respiting the SLAYER
Gordon for two weeks notified him that the
grace is extended only that he may have
time to prepare himself for the fate which
his crimes have merited, and that no further
mercy is to be hoped for.
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A frsctioua mule got to kicking in the
treces this morning, on Ninth street, and the
teamster having charge, in attempting to re.
lease the animal from his entangemeut in
the chains, got lick on the side Of his head
from one of muley's hind feet, which sent him
though serious, are not OF a dangerous char
acter.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

This is the anniversary of 81. Valentines
Day. The observance of it is not 80 general
as in former years, aud it will not be long
before The day will become Obsolete among
the anniversaries. The stationers make
their usual display of valentines, but sales
is 'played out" for which postoffice clerks
will feel thankful
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DIsLoYAL PHoTs.--Instruction were re.
ceived by the United States authorities yes.
teIday, from Secretary Stanton, to procure a
list OF disloyal pilots connected with the as
sociations at this port, and forward their
names 70 the War Department.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

LATE ARRIVALS Among the late arrivals
at the Burnet House are Captain Stemble, of
the RuDboat Cincinnati; Captain Henriques,
Chief Paymaster of the gunboat fleet, and
Thos. Steele, of the Louisville Hotel,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

THE GAME LAw.-The law for the prOtec-
ton OF game is daily aud openly viola ed in
this city, notwithstanding the obligation to
enforce the laws which divers officers have
soleUnly taken upon themselves Sports
mep, look to it, or you will have poor
chance for game next fall
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

From GAULEY - Adjutant ROsenthal, Of
The Twepth. eighth Ohio Regiment. arrived
from Gauley Bridge last night and reports
that the Twenty eighth Regiment, at the
Bridge, we're preparing to leave, but the des.
tination was not known.
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gentleman was thrown from a sleigh
this morning at the corner of Ninth and
Walnut. streets, and severely injured. The
accident was caused by the horse attached
to The vehicle taking sshort turn at the cor
ner The sleigh was considerably damaged.