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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13
Toms Sled,

Once upon time there lived in Ciuciu-
natl, not so long ago as to be forgotten by
the "Oldest inhabtants," genius known as
Tom. Now Tom was not generally supposed
to be the brightest youth ever born, but one
of his acts was so full of wisdom that it
passed into proverb, long in use in Gin.
ciunati, and we'll understood by the least
allusion to "Tom's sled"
The organ ofsecretiveness was largely de-
yeloped in Tom, and withal the organ of
conslructiveness; and these cOmbiued, incited
Tom, during the vacation of school one win
Ter, and IN long winter evenings, to construot ot
sled, 'puDg," or sleigh, in his fathers Gel
lar, designed for "a jolly sleigh ride" when.
ever nature should favor that some " hat
warm latitude with snow for the purpose,
AT length the occasion arrived Tom pro
cured his horse ready harnessed, and ex
tel ded a cordial invitation to several of his
comrades to join him in bis sport. "Where
in the world, Tom, are you goiug to get a
sled?" 80, never fear; I've got one safe
enough. I've got a sled-a bran, spanker
new one-all safe enough, Pll assure ye; so
come along, and won't we have jolly ride"
So come along they did, jolly lot of sportive
boys. Tom led them to his fathers house,
halted his team in front of his fathers old
fashioned outside cellar door, and said, snow,
hold the horses, while 60 in" In Tom
went, and down the cellar stairs, unbolted
and opened the outside cellar door, and cried,
"Come on, boys, and give US llft," for there
was the sled, "bran, spauker new;" but in
spite of all their tugging, lifting, twisting and
screwing, and all their ingenuity, coupled
with Toms wisdom, the sled would not come
out OF the cellar door. 1t was simply too
big for the holel In other words, it drew
too much water for the channel it was in
tended to navigate.
Tom is still living, and some of his old
friends think they see evidences of like
genius in the management of the Burnside
pHDeditinn-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

GENERAL BEAUREGARD's New PosGTtoN.-
The Petersburg (Va) Express, in its issue of
Saturday, processes to have the most reliable
authority for stating that this distinguished
officer has been assigned to the command of
our forces in New Orleans.
A dispatch was received in this city Thurs
day night by military gentleman of high
position, from Manassas, signed by General
b announcing this fact. Since it is known
that he has been transferred from the army
of the Potomac, there can be no mpropriety
in stating that New Orleans will be the scene
OF his future operations, and we therefore do
not hesitate to give it publicity in these
columns.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

BUReLARY.-In the Police Court yester-
day. afternoon, Richard Cresry, we'll. known
to the police Of this city as an expert pick
pocket and burglar, was arraigued on the
charge Of burglsriously entering the house
ofOoi. Dudley, Chief of Police, No. 293 Rich
mond-street, and stealing new overcoat.
The evidence against the accused was pretty
strong. When arrested, he denied having
stolen the coat, but acknowledged that he
knew where IL was, and offered to produce il
to the officers on payment of IS. Subse-
quently he stated that he thought it was a
military coat. He was held in bonds of $500
for his appearance at the Court of Com mon
Pleas.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

TIE MEETING LAST NIGHT-The meeting
of Union men at the Court. house was lsrgel9
attended. Ira Root, Esq, was chosen Presi-
dent, and VIM. N. Thompson and J. A. Ar
thur, Secretaries. The President stated the
object of the meeting was to nominate a
ticket for the ensuing election. He rsade a
strong Union speech, and was frequently an
plsuded. The ticket nominated stands as
follows: For President of City Council.
Jacob Hawthorne; City Clerk, @. L. Timber
lake. Treasurer James Evan; City Engineer.
John L. Scoggins; Wharfmaster, j, Seilman'
The following Executive Committeeman
were appointed to hold ward meetings to Sc
lect candidates for City Council and School
Board: First Ward, s. Moore, R. Wearing;
Second Ward, W. B, Smith, j, Mead Third
Ward, VIM. Bennett, G. Artsmau; Fourth
Ward, o. CoDlan, G. Pagan; Fifth Ward,
Captain Richardson and Jos. Hemelwright.
The ticket we are sorry to say, is not salts
factory, ard will probably result in defeat.
CIRCUIT COURT Phillip Kennedy and
Patrick White we're yesterday convicted of
committing rape upon the person of Eliz
abeth Franklin, and were each sentenced to
twenty years confinement in the Peniten-
tiary.
The trial of the Johnston family, charged
With having in possession counterfeit money
with intent to pass the same, was COM
meDced this morning.
SENT TO THE LUNATIC ASYLUM Margaret
WEIGH, who has been coDfiued in the iail at
Newport for several months past, was yes
terdsy sent TO the Lunatic Asylum at Lex.
ingtCn.
BAD CoNDITIoN.-The terminus of York
street is in bad condition. If the Council
would use the broken stone lying near the
Jail in improving these mud holes, it would
afford general satisfaction to horses and
tesmsters. Let something be done imme.
diately.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS. Frederick
Walters, who keeps shooting gallery and
drinking saloon on Sixth-sTreet between
Elm and Plum, was arrested yesterday for
selling liquor 10 minors. The charge was
preferred against him by boy who had been
put out of the house by the proprietor The
lad feeling aggrieved at such summary
ejectment, concluded to be revenged by
bringing the above charge against Walters
this morning, fined the accused $40, and re-
marked that had not the charge against him
been instigated by malice he would have
given defendant the full benefit of the law,
which is $50 fine and thirty days imprison.
ment,
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FLORENCE, ,ALABAMA.-Florence Alabama,
the town reached by our gunboats on their
excursion up the Tennessee River, is the
county seat of Lauderdale County, Ala. 1t
is at the head of navigation, by large boats,
on the river, being Immediately below the
"muscle shoals" 1t was laid out in 1918, and
is situated on an elevated plain one hundred
feet above the river. The streets are one
hundred feet wide and cross each other at
right angles. A few years ago it contained
three churches, one Episcopal, one Methodist,
and one Presbyterian, and two female acade-
mics A weekly newspaper is published there.
There are several cotton factories in the vi
cinity. The population in 1850 was l,l70.
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FETY.sECoND 0HIo.-C. P. Buckingham,
Adjutant General, has issued the folio wing
order to Colonel Charles Sargent command
ing the Fitty.second Ohio:
THE late order transferring the companies
of your command TO other regiments for the
purpose OF ling those regiments to the
msEimum, does not disband your regiment
or damage it further than the transfer of
those companies, and all such officers not
recruit for the regiment, and you will pro-
coed 10 organize the same as soon as possible,
and without the necessity, hope, OF further
transfers or interruption"
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PERSONAL.

H0ERsONAL-An advertisement ap,esred An
the Press a few days since, caliin9 nnoD ST.
phen bs sturdeyant to pey board bill OF sss due az
yant replied to the advertisements stating that bo
was Misey charged with debt Of S65. In order TO
Ss ms n Meter rightly before the readers Of the
sress " ie neceeAary TO state that note siened Nv
- H. ~: sTUhDEVANT, given to the proprietor q
e e3,ssald boarding house, has been left at the
indebted TO the proprietor Of the house From reps
t IemtIataIuons made by respectable persons we are
W, tsement IN regard to Mrs. Fehr are untrue and
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EXAMINATION OF OoUNTERFEITERs.- James
Mason and Cordelia Wilson, the parties who
were arrested on Sunday last by Marshal
Bennett, of Newport, and Officers Harmon
and Flannery of this city, at No. ia Court
street, we're before Judge Satin yesterday
afternoon for examination, on the charge
of manufacturing bogus coin with intent to
pass the same. The testimony in the case
agreed substantially with the facts as de-
tailed by us in our issue Of Monday last.
They we're required to enter into bonds of
$500 each for their appearance at the Court
of Common Pleas. Mrs. Wilson gave bail,
and Mason was committed to Jail.
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SHOOTING AND CUTTIEG.-0n Tuesday
night, about ten O'Clock, Richard Rawlings
while walking along Walnut street, between
Fifth and Sixth, in the company OF wo-
man, was accosted by George Smith, who
told him he did not wish him to walk with
the woman. High words passed between
them, and finally fight took place. Raw
lings struck Smith on the nose with pair
of brass knuckles. Smith then cut Raw
liDgs with knife on the arm. Rawlings
then retTeated across the street and fred at
yesterday afternoon, but Smiths statement
under oath was quite different He claimed
TO be the party walking with the woman,
and was set upon by Rawlings The case
occupied the attention of the Court good
part OF the afternoon, and was finally dis
posed of by the parties being fined So EACH
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Five Weeln for Fiftr Cnnt..

The DAILY CINCINNATI PREss is furnished negu-
Iarly and promptly by our carriers for TEN CENTs
week FIVE WEEKS for fifty cents. The other city
papeiS csst fifty cents for FoUR WEEKS. The Pass
gives ALL the Regular Telegraph Dispatches; has
more City News than the others, and contains
digest OF all the current news of the day-omittDR
the long and dry details. In these times Of trial to
every body's pockets, the saving OF q weeks SUBJ
seription each month is an item we'll worth consid-
eriug. 1t is our intention to make the Press the
People's Paper ApvERTIsEMENTs Why Low.
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Both Houses Of the California Legislature
have unanimously passed resolutions pro-
testing against the discontinuance of the
overland mail, and advocating the restora-
ton of the Pony Express, and sending
printed matter by sea.
NRw YoRK, February 13.--The steamer
Columbia brings the statement that Juarez
had proposed terms of peace TO the Allies,
which were rejected.
Frederick, Nd, February I8.-There are
rnmoIs here that the rebels are coucentra.
ting their forces between Poiut Of Rocks
and Leesburg, and also that they are erect
ing batteries there.
WASHINGTON, February lathe Sergeant
at Arms, pursuant to an order Of the House
Of Representatives, has placed Henry Wykof
in close confinement, selecting the guard
house 10 the CspitoH for that purpose. Mr..
Wykoff said TO day that this was kind of
capital punishment that he had not antlci-
pated.
WASHINGTON, February l3
SENATE.-A message was received from
the House, saying that it disagreed with the
Senate's amendments to the Civil and Mill
tery Appropriation Bill
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SECEDED.- Reason B. Snodgrass, the
individual arrested on Sunday last for pass
iIg bogus coin, did not appear yesterday be-
fore Commissioner Halliday. He was under
bonds of $1,000, secured by Felix Rieder, on
Third street, broker. 1t is supposed Reason
B SnodRTass had a reason for leaving. The
woman Cordelia Wilson, arrested on Sunday
last with Mason, on Linn-street, for manu-
featuring the bogus was, we understand,
formerly Snodgrass' psramour.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

LICENSES TO NEwsBoYs-In Chicago the
newsboys are allowed to sell papers only
after taking out license. The Journal Of
that city says that eighty five licenses have
already been issued. The youngsters with
their bright badges with the numbers on
them, look like a reserve police corps. If
ary of the boys are convicted of a misde-
meanor, their licenses are revoked and they
are turned out" of the society. This appears
to us a good arrangement-one which ought
to be adopted in this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

SANITARY MEETING.-The regular meeting
of the Commission occurs this evening, al
halrpast seven o'clock. DIR. j. S. Newberry,
Associate Secretary of the Parent Commits
sioD, at Washington, will be present to ad.
dress the meeting. Also, DR.. A. N. Read
the Inspector of Camps and Hospitals, will
be present, and report the result of his late
visit in Southern Kentucky.
B, P. BAKER, Rec. Secretary.
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There is beautiful young lady down in
Maine, who has knit one hundred pairs Of
mittens for the soldiers, furnishing the yarn
herself. Jenkins wishes to know if she uses
street. yarn" If SO, he knows several
young women who can furnish enough such
yarn for thousand pairs, as they have been
engaged in spinning" for a long time.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

UEADULTERATED PATRoTIsM-A patriotic
landlady of our city, in her desire to emulate
the generosity of our city governments and
other corporations, in continuing the wages
of sbseDt soldiers, has given notice that if
any of her boardeIs wish to enlist, she will
allow their board TO run right on, all the time
they are gone, the same as if they remained.
Can the spirit of generous devotion to the
Interests of the country go any further than
this2
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The police are very active in breaking up
the nest of counterfeiters that have infested
Cincinnati for some time past Not day
passes that one or more of this class OF
gentry are not hauled up before Judge
Satin.
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A MAN named George Woods was arrested
yesterday on the charge of stealing a coat
from a soldier belonging to Colonel Nc
GIoarty's Fiftieth Regiment at Hamilton.
His examination will take place this after-
noon before United States Commissioner
Halliday.
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LOST,

II OST-BO0K-Se weeks ago, book. be-
~ longing TO- the Ohio School Library, entitled
"Lives of Distinguished Irishmen, Vol l." Any
person finding il, and returning it to 400 West
Eighth st will be suitably rewarded. fel3 b
II OST-SH REWARD "A black Newt undlaod
n deg had on, when lost, a C liar, with name
collar The above reward will he paid upin leaving
him at 435 West Sixth-st with or without collar,
and no questions asked. eI3-b%
n OST-D0G-2IO wARD-On Saturday
IL night, a small black and tan King Charles
SPANIEL Pup, with white breast The above rewsrd
will be paid for his return at the Office of til. Blu net
House. felO -
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City News.
Job Printing,

Those in want of neat and cheap job print
ng, can have it executed by calling at the
Press OFFICE. Every description of Blanks
and Blank Books manufactured at short
notice and at war prices.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-The Rev. DR.. Lilen.
thai, ofthis city, was yesterday the recipient
Of a very handsome silver goblet. from the
members of the Cleveland Synagogue, "The
Pride of Israel" whose edifice was recently
consecrAted by that gentleman.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

MAsoNIc.-Bellamy Storer will deliver an
address tomorrow night, at the Masonic
Hall, upon the Life and Character of the
late o. NJ. Spencer" All Master Masons in
good standing are requested to attend.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

FINAECIAL.-The City Auditors weekly
report, made 10 Council last night, showed
the total payments for the week past to have
amounted to $26,69l l6. Total receipts,
S7,E5l 40. Total amount in the Treasury,
S2b9 2O6 25
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

FoR GARFIELDs SOLDIERS The Sanitary
Commission yesterday forwarded to Colonel
Garield's men, in Eastern Kentucky, eight
boxes of supplies, consisting OF 1873 comforts,
48 pillows, 48 towels, 48 pairs slippers, and
48 pairs of sheets; also, lot of canned fruit,
books, pins, needles, thread, bandages, &c
The steamer Cricket No. takes them to
Catlettsburg, the mouth of the Big Sandy,
free Of charge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

MARCHING ORDERs.-Colonel Taylor's Fifth
Ohio Cavalry are making preparations to
leave Camp Dennison next week for Missouri.
The regiment will probably form part of the
Lane Expeditiop
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

7. BUCHANAN READ.-This gentleman has
consented to give a reading entertainment
before the Yong Mems Mercantile Library
Association, on Tuesday evening, the 18Th
inst, consisting of selections from original
UnEms
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COMMON PLEAS,

TRIAL FOR ASSAULT AND BATrERY.--The
State Us. d. o. Evans. The charge is that
defendant struck Fl. Tudor in the head with
q NE. verdict guilty; and sentence passed,
finiDg the defendant $25 and costs.
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sOLDIRRs, CLATMs=

mi. ,0,w gANnyRR, ,ATTORNEY.AT.
with him Hon. HoBATIO KING, Of Wasbinaton,
11rte Postmaster-Geueral Of the United States,
al 1y VIII procure Pensions, Back Pay, Bounty and
OH N'Himb hehltst tne 1OVernment fel9
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MARROW EscAPE.-A deck passenger on the
mail boat Superior, this morning, walked
overheard, but was rescued as he was sinking
tue third time. This makes the third person
that has fallen in the river this week.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

POCKET PIcKED.-A gentleman named
Henry Thompson, from BraekeA County,
Kentucky, lost his pocket-wallet, containing
$40 and some valuable papers, in coming out
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STEALING CoAL.-Three boys named Mas
ser, Gandoe and Kulmer were arrested by
Officer Birth this morning and lodged in the
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DROWNED "A German lad named Broken
felter, aged ten years, was drowned last
night at the foot of Ludlow street. by falling
from steamboat. His parents, we under
sand, reside below the Mill Creek Bridge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

Lieutenant Alexander Campbell will leave
for his regiment, the Forty seventh Ohio, to-
morrow evening Letters and small pack
ages left at No. IL Grant street. before four
o'clock tomorrow, will be delivered safely.
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SAMUEL Ely was arrested yesterday upon
the charge of passing counterfeit ten. dollar
note. His examination comes off this after
noon before Judge Satin.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Treasurer of the
Sanitary Commission acknowledges the re.
ceipt OF $40 25 from the Home Guard Citi-
2eus Com mittee.
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CHEAP Day GooDs, at H. H. Duwelius',
200 Central. avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. Bargains on hand. Call i'm
mediately.
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SEvENTY FOURTH OHIo.-COlonel Granville
Moodys Regiment now numbers over 700
men, together with l30 men attached to the
battery accompanying the command. The
Regiment will be completed very soon.
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Arthur Brown was arrested at Fairfield,
o'clock, by Deputy United States Marshal
Sherman-snd taken to Fort Lafayette-by
virtue OF an order from the Secretary of
CtaNn
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PASSAGE OF TRooPs-The steamers Chan
pioR and Poland passed down this morning
early from Portsmouth, having on board
Colonel Kinney's Fifty.sixth Ohio Regiment.
They aIe destined for the Cumberland River,
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