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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
8drn(r8 Terr6.

msint, tsasut4' eurntSs :parrp'sltttt Gertp
ben Rebsaen ,rttptr a~beeaouauaeu bat. 10
bisttt'bs @srluR ptefss tpt&tisra panlies
lpsnr aud NUT far eieD ausr tlnt8tr 1a'
az. .niat weniatr,, (9tWpfi& far unfsrs
6afeu, Dae 38,ttatt ooer' Gttebstt NIT
I'm Gpiel mar, fisbt au6er Graas, unb bts
'Solpaten dubertsu f& 10 mad yet utbsr'
aabs Iaut unit. fu4ene. ..lr,r..:
Dfs fW%eiDtnhud8 sou bdrptsS 7TttrY
aab psu1s Gstuu cine R&ste Radaussbafs,
,pdbrene fe aue 6ofnun8 auf 0ernt&<
tuna pes ReteItnburss t5ptete.
Die 3abl ptr unionsruppsn. bic '@
benz Geinp srasben mu6ten. betru9 be-
fauutlt&; 5000 Maun. Die @sf&1Be.
n 4rte reut Gsiupe in pie 6dnpe fslen. pa1sn
AZ Slid, aubsr einissu wertbIolsn GsIp'
(&lansep. 5:tbsu psr 2anousn 'parsn
unbiauabar asanadt worDen' Nn PRO-
plant erbeutett osr Gtino &ot'ontn fur
$4,000 Mann auf 6 Sage. Au! Nsasr.
Die Ga iu~n.rbalb rn BunreSlinien befau.
ceu, ,earuntsr 'piele freit,3 tpureeu BON Den
Neteasn "einaefaneen uno bttreenpst{e
mad sen, Sarsn ettrisbtn. Tte Rebelen
:l&afnn ibre Beutt 70 etlie, als m6sIi@
fort, ia fe etueu anBrid ~ fur&tsn f@tes
s.. NJ -,
~" SterR -Mtles f&ob nod sor ieiueu
Sore RE game 5&ulp. an benz gtrluf
BON .6arpers GsrtY iauf Gen. Me@lsQan.
Der frdRihuwet(e untulafsn babe, Jpn
re6taeitia Al .ntfebtn:
zDieit xtaae oes Mtles asssn Me&lsl
Ian 1pdr oIertfn9s bearinrst. Mber nod
ar5ser< 0etantmortli&feit fd0t auf i'm,
oae tt <iaen 70 wi&tiaen pofeu In 6dn'
cen e|nes Miles LIEF, ru bstanntli@
Auf Dem @@la&telre BON Buu RUN fl3
AUG teutss anea i'm &anonenfeber be:
, foF. 5000 @auu unter outer Qeituns
,pdren 3~meifslsebne bintti&eno stmeisn,
IN, 6aspers 6rrp ssaen cine armee ju
balten. Aber unfdbtafsit, Gdabeit orer
&euatb waren bier wierer I'm @an9t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
etael ii Bept8une sta&isu. Betsaan

Fur gt9el II Bepe6nne bta&isn, 'Bgaatl mon
etn ~tefonbtrts Sissl.sG uashtttsf sBtbtlptt.
tuu. ben @uuf&et per neutrality-suspicious.
psut(2en ,@sIpaien ..unteraS taslg III pte'
nsn:.. Na&erud 'au'e.bsn.s @Ater n 7bts
brute obne Grfol8 9eblteben. Siah bat
auBt.rt ftlpa. $50 rtusu Rtftp1eu nod, tsi.r
nee bttrr' far i'm b.1ianu,t oeuxienen unSp
b,r,its ldn9R uon Rem yottabmaI(&tIttt
Reatmenter III @eG&t bstonmen. 8"
neutrality-suspicious. r. oersefesn-ate"e
(Minmo&) Ortre. fi& bsrstt III balten
unr fit unttr 0ensrul 6etuseluan, .ju
RsQen! 3:,
Sd babe nt&ts oepsn eiefsn srprobtsn
al,sn 6aurrssn ~ faasu; abtr:e IT II ui&tl
nur' tstn piGenfdaftlid aebtlrttsr Offaiu
wte SiAA. f~oucern It N ou& Tin ian8ertr
@ensIal Waior, als Si9sl. ia -"
0on elmer Mncrfsn1une III militdrt:.
iasn 9ernienfe 5taeIs I'M, rte Union fanqn
iewsnto Die Mspe fsin. ale Q elmer An.,
srtsnnuue BEE Yotrtottsmus esr Dtutt@sn
ltNou. .,
.ste m5aen taraus ntla,Ii& fnrsn.
pae Der aute Self tsr peutf@en Solpaten
isbr. ui&dtttrt rptrr unp fetr pteIe Nsu:
6trunesu tbun. rensn man. mdets man
nidt. ra6 ~fe nur eie Grd&te res BON rer
Administration -ip ftmatt(& -a.t6et.'sn ps :
triotts mus ,rdrsn, sine 8sfdbrIt&e 1tn-
pen, %untnbaltsn f5nute.
Gine %etflbrlids upp frufrdrtiae Sc
Gnnun9 1nret Gh abu Eur bei iensn.'
meiR ueelieen Nbsntsuern, Die bier ~
Dus.nttn In rer Der. Stuatsn llnifcrm
unr NIT Dem @slp ets 0oltes In csr 80
i9s berumaretden, idali& ne @tpubl'f
p%ub6bnen. unp cas- nabe Gnoe rerislten
fred pnThrn. un(ere brapsn Solratsn
unp frtien: Mdnnsr pss 9icrpsns be(&im.
pfen, Meenbafte unp frau'junttrli& cum
mi. Bri.ft unp Ber,hte an ibren robsim
launnren Bsttslapd ihrsiben, biz fdrfli
den ..@entl.men" bod preiien unit ~ je
Der Stunre 3um tltbtrlaufsn brett fine.
Gine tdbj&e NuSrobt biefsr @reaturen
bate fd Der 6s.r Blenter In ieinsm Sta:
te au9.ls0t unb aur 0srsitrun0 nod Elm
Nuph Supen 8. u. caau aus9elu&t.
Dieter @tab III iteo& por etni9m Ia.
asn ausesmufsrt mercen, troBrsm We'
gillian nod ttniae NbItesr rs6tlbsn um.
lid bat, BE tbr.n frabrrtn perm paufbar
pertrstsn uno R& ~be(onetre beudbtn, a.
gen. Siael unp nod mebr. 8eeenHS&ura
~ opitireu.
@iael, obf&on Don Der Come ae>
trdunt unb, Sag unb Na&t auf rem Bst>
men. frdnfelt felt reu ltettn 10 9a0sn an
rem Golesn Der Rubr unp bat bel feinen
5iteren 8efuden er Stort eini9e Mal
pqe Bstt bitten md0sn. Sdbur3 ra8e9en
frost ron Gsluupbeit unp Grif&e uno ii
ean3 uno aar ausupenti9 pis tnwenri9
5oloat. WSae tim tttn un9ldd bt8s8'
men; Il sat bstm!i6e uno bitsre Getnre.
,Sn Siael fdrhtet man nur teu Solpaten
i'm Ge!pe. an @&urs absr bang: eer 6oe
Der poltttl6en Btrrdtbsr NIT ibrsn u%nifor.
mirten Dictutortn unb 6elferebdftrn.
3mstosutt0e Neu6erun9sn. bic meme
Bsfar3tunaen re&tferti8en r1tf'sn. fnp
u,sinem DIR ntdt entaanatn. uno gam!
unS renn nidt eer 8srratb unp ru Ne'
publifenmcrp rtnaeum on2 81 zine
treue unp forft 6ano porbanesn, DE re
palrioien fddet?
Sd bpFs. rae ru Norewsfen bic Bit
atrfreibsit, uno rte &spubIit bei&issn
we1ee.
SIN Dfen, NIT Husnobme tu Nsu.,
enoionpsG taateu. Gebt'6 ,i,m!id foul au6.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
GulepdH1es.

. Nrantret&: 5Msn bsrtdiet, BAT in BEN
,ilpaa abaesalttnsn Wiutftrratt be4lofea nor.
ben lei. ben status quo In Rom NOD auf ,eini1s
Belt aufredt III ertalten.
De bftttt DlvtRon ber~ GrpstHioat-a me-
mad NsrtIo. tsRstenb aus 3 Daupfrn, IF am
g. 9ept. Won zouIon ats, saaAs1- ~: +
,yifalten. g. ettt bas GeIa4t, bab Bic
toi Emanuel tte Atl4t -bfat. @ar1bditt ptIf6n-
flid unb tntoantto etnsit 9tfa& atJuftatteh; uni;
man Use vcrats. .bab eeft&Sntg auf Btranlef'
lima ber, am ,l6., Stpt.; Rattfhstutsn Bernadt'
lima (etner ,3o@tere NIT hen, ,RSntD pom 3ertu::
ool bic 0elf9entttt benuteu werbe, baS Borrs@i
lSu' 2rehe+ ausjuubrn tnb o artbalttja
6sSndea8 '''""'' : 4. ~
,,Dat Sarifr ,;pass" fast @panten &ate I'D!
lsrbotea; rejn Contingent mad Ne1tte asItdtden
C9),n aber s.aatseta 1~eaf sat A"s'tttss'n ntd y
e' Srap,..to {aidt3e,ooo geaaa'aa mad aR.ri.o).
ETiENe preGt bsr 2om6atbet pertonBt stnhtrauais
annette fur Gartbaibt 1us fttne-0 eneaes! :.
,garttalbt ssrlauet;4 I'D auf ttnem enelf&er
tBattitui8t stItffhtfdtua ~ ttgaa1ftn. s Aeyre:
tn6a:e, 10 Il +ssfan9en 18tnDu.uatn uurte;r funs
min itbtbeys Etsuusente nun5Ottb.4 al p N : ~
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kalbrS. Gstne @sHsta psren ftty f@wsr. &.
RIQAIIlt&.D DIR .1rintt- Serpuaf"" lal]
,tf4tnn1ptnd IN BoYb, maj onf btr 500 BON Oh,
foliaf vatitranai,t O. paIea letne '9qenf&enlti
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ma beS 9trt&tes, lats gdrtbatbt In cine s1pts
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nsofbfn 1T ba1 Sai0aus 5fsthe paftnbtni Boz
him neen ,urA uhaatns bts&dbsasfa sftteGt
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
I@ tad q.
9Jn i83 @ebf. 1862.
'4bfutunt.0 Generals

n D sknport, 49, Sept. 1862.
(@tnerol 6rere. 80. 94:),y n.
Dergcunfrieur tiets5 faates If pom Rrtesg>
bepaxieutnt autori0rt werbsn, esH~ ffrnfrss tSSn..
fant.itertst1asnt ~ prsoutareu, bas ron Dttte
5.W %. 6urnu,ert befetliSt tperbtu. unb bas 43.
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"DrsontGrte Gompaenten III uettrtbue tttetfs
autpriirter =He9tn1enter unb bef nfterf&ne -hfr
s9sfnuspsn, .spstte nbfbia 6aYfi4 nm has a Soma
s:nfante1tt 3sstu'trt uuf,ufddtu, wert.n bru
43. ibermielen uerben.. :.
Observation-Disclosures nnfsilSsr @esesst
=erbrt Re~.475=bes- R.4eatbepartsu.fnte1 rom 8.
tSuft 1852, apsreen On Verfontal trttelt stsbsns
rtt6e' nit 9enlatnben wteoaa ndneaaonet I'D
an btefe pfftei naelten: =
4+attHtAti; . stanAsss.,sas tsss ssss- i
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25

: De ee2nNStf sSSIe tStil slxty.e NJ As4tAlG tfs.
kssejslthfee NAsl3sl:RdA Nm Sslsesne.
aslt tsesabiA 13s1asl nal N Qsstt1 htti4et 1ss5see;se
ng.ss.slIaa - s'tar. Il se.st4.e ifssseseA 1870
GDartbiaas 3a Das<sbpte Z
4beaS, EN-. 9e10e2ssn7xutL
d, srtssusiss.a
asn&ifaias 9sSstk MI -
ia saisssi tSnss,. Observation-Disclosures .fs
ss s.. ~ 2 zsse.; - I'm, css ~. fiR
s'' 'a:5a "a rsss q syssNktseihAss.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25

gtatral 93)ttlea tp Cairo ld1ettt, ans.intd'
stanton bashlpeu. Grant tbm cine Ntnss 5lsse..
Irautn unb &ubtr. 9u6tdt babe uno t.fraet 6&
vel rtn,ftlbery wdsst' nit itnen onfanaen fon.
Sn Giutrtrne bsftn~aqb tbua Stanton ete st.
iuOnie. DC .91ser an Gomises ab,ulalsn, wsl6e
fl. ~serpfsssna u4p NIT A1bett tnees nerelt@sn
Staa,tn psIttIfcatn, ~ -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
&. Qif6tL
3erausatbsr b.s ..Demosrat."

j., 3srausssbsr bss ..Deuos1at."
~ Dir Ienftn ctt Aufmtnfiamttit
uuf Die An3siee bee 6rn. Gtae. 1rn& d.
sE,: ttieaao. UNI ,:5nneu bt7m Gta'
bliGsment alien 1ol6sn smpftblen, rte It,
NOS In (sinu Bran&e bsr0.f.n. 81.
Bra&pc8sl bal zine, isbr aro6s Msepabl
pon Wolp. unp Hrispuop Qdasn. nel6s
I -frltf -fabrieirt. Gbsnio spitad unit
Spisetlaldisr. Ouals. Bilesr, Rabmtn.
0otp unp Silters BIait ,t. ,e. -
H@. &etoe 4 Qarbart, Neu Ootlstore
empfn9sn foeben nsue Dtrtf Ds2atne UNI
Goutecte. ':Sk uufaufeu itre Dor etm
Sniatn attauften Dacrsn fur olts Yrsi(s.
patsaunp Mlsen untu 8casnprstS.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
9tQN7 D1DGapprt.
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bOmuenfeu,
SER Wutelm" @Sttelmauuf

r~.tl,np.r.. as,nt, fdt ben .Dsuofsa'"
Eune 10 au,ori6rt @elrsr stntutaifrsn. TO-
wie n,ue a%bonnentsn anlun,twsn: e.tns
Quiuunasn pe1een BON mir als .e0ltte
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
III Doup. &irtwcct

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25
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Qotpnbip Contention.

Qctpn1bip Gonbentiot.
Die reyubllanif6en Gin msetrr sra .Tssehrsrt xsssT1
nbesfn6t, IN Gsurttsufe ~ I syenvsvi IN 4 ieatae IN ~.
S.,t- 1867 -RsAai4sst nm 2 iltr. I'd ~ Snf1zsndp. nh
G~asbitsten Fir fsl6sase atmsn u xsutnfses. sxxB4:
] e~upevst{ur. 49,, ~
8 1ruhfes. r.
. sbr 5 er.seasrt4er. ssa aatu.s ntpt.nrns to
Dca,bS btr Gruaen.
3Gsahebhr. =
QInf.
x6tGsr -! ''.. E'.c.
G6uutu. 0snutitee Dtrh Gs8 tSSt@ttt M. l1e6e Os1@sTs
nIettet rsrtea. -na
@un- pople, 3otentbU
I 8. B6r1aj COMMITTEE.
SIS. Suort.
Ds,slssr,. sssl. lei q. esst. 1857
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25

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In sbtppurbstowu NOR anss' rubtS. =,
q9tet, Ntrilpunpeis Din ,ters sdutea bier an, un'
it linen @ersral Scooter. Ran bstar6sef,' eds
.l,tu, Duree NtaulipeUe Apr Jotee babsn wt!p.
6ocle. il ,uu, BttSaott1rn BET rssutlten aF1ase
ert1annt.
I. :6alt ate,2:. Gspt. !
8<,t&ts BON Btrmaaunasa bur& BE 9nbtans1
ieumsr tdat9 aus esm Netbtn on. IS
:I6auptauarttcr ber Dotom'ae'
:Armee. 20. Sspi.
/ 6tswartB Gauousrte fsbtt Grstiag Na6t ube.
ben po,ou,ae nod Narp!anb tn ber Hdbs Sou
DJutumsputt dttr.- Gtnt 66ttte s6atee tbna enf'
a,a,nasfaupf unb, pabrtnp btr! Nadt: 9ine Il
moo ,1iratnisn lu,ud. bepes e. lurn 0aupf &C.
fpmmtn NOR. !.
Moratu miro man ratrf6s tuIi& NIT se&
8tatatyu YET 1oetsn fttt64nid.l-..
=. All4fh &ni&f3n= 5Had=pHlaSt!4e b! betne- ~
0,sDfn1 sea RarsIaubi ,uns iisst, F4 ttstr y
BE g.:stneuns iiaKtttf6tn, pStattlptta mi
Baltimore uno Baltimore 'dnss Da}ttnston VI
ua4 0,tssrid "A "pteeer terssRsat.4 '&ls
er.ntetlls 20. @tpt.
tan goup. 4irtpoujt. ~ Ut: ~ T.,
Dir t,afsus s.R,1n' ut 0sn. Ttttey 9futtt
~tiuiduatsa uaS 70lsasr As. t0sser 0eflsR at
II ttbst,E etasn. DIE n9epa 9suppea iaten=a'
mtteeu; has 10. 16, unb. IL, sDareu lensagtrt..
|. 9SI. GbanbtrS N III .ett lG@ultsr uuo Y
4dden vsrpune.t unit asfdnssaS atnommen. :.
esstsa SteirSNt &sbstats8atts:S !hn @-e1
la44'4'1!:I4'y VI 9:.9R. GtaaeEe: !;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-15
CONVICTION WS.

CIRoUIT CoURT.-The jury in the case OF
Mary Martin failed to agree, aud were there
fore DISCHARGED.
f. II. Samuel, charged with shooting at
J. A. Williams with intent to kill, was, after
fair and impartial trial, fined one cent and
costs.
RECOVERING The man named Hibler,
who, it will be remembered, shot a soldier
at Paris some time siuce and was himself
daugeronsly wounded in street brawl, is
rapidly recov eriDg, and will be removed TO
place Of safety in few days. He is vio-
lent Secessionist, and will doubtless find
quarters in Fort Lafayette.
AN IMPORTANT SUIT AGAINST THE Cry OF
CoVEeToE.--Mr. w. s. Graham, who some
time since obtained Judgment against the
city for the sum of $4,000, being the interest
on certain coupon bouds of the Covington
and Lexington Railroad, held by said Ora.
ham. AS there is no money in the City
Treasury to pay this judgment Mr.. Graham
is about to apply to the United States Dis
trict Court now in session, for writ of
nldnd0n,uS, which if allowed, will hold the
members of the City Council they being
the representatives of the city,, personally
responsible for the debt. A called meeting
of that body will be held on Thursday even
ing next to devise some means either to pay
'b0 uSbb VI W uoiouu bueuSelVe5 lFOu Tue
writ.
u. s CIRCUIT CoURT This Court opens
at 10 O'Clock A. h, and closes at o clock
P. NJ no recess being taken for diuuer The
following persons were impaDntled yester-
day as petit jury:
Charles w. Lincoln, James P. Ware, James
". IDRolls, Nicholas Talhert Charles p.
FarmaD, G. Walton, J. W. Peck, Il Cox, w.
II. Stewart, NJ. L. Broad veil, A. Robbins, G..
W. Woodson, l.. Oldham, G. N. Goldng,
II. N. Newton, W. Woods worth, Judge Will
son, J. Sellers aud Thomas Kennedy.
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiffs in
the following cases.
Day & Matlacb Vs DANIELS & Engleman.
Day & Natlack Us Jas. D. Willis.
HeIolebacb, Seasongood Go Us. A. Nc
! Tyre. ~
The Court made an order abolishing the
| April term.
The attention OF the Court was occupied
this morning in the bearing of civil suits
! A Judgment was rendered against the City
| Of COvitEton in favor of W. S. Graham.
| The witt Of RahdGmus spoken of in auothe
article will be applied for on the tenth day
/ of be sitting OF the Court.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-15
A Cnrrure nt Port RoyaI.

A let,er-wriler at Port Royal gives the
following account of a capture made near
that place: ffr
Our friends of the New York Forty
seventh yesterday captured a rather scsly
looking specimen of Secessa, in the shape
of live alligator some eight feet in length,
and as ugly looking a customer as needs be.
He was captured in a swamp, some four
miles distant from the fort. When first dis
covered, TO use the words of one of his cap
toIs) he as summing on the shore of the
creek or swamp, and to all appearance, was
either asleep or dead and at the first
glance he was thought to be log, or
something of the sort; but when approached,
he opened the big mouth of his, and put
out of him roar not unlike that of a
jsckass, and Of about the same degree of
melody.
He was finally captured with the aid Of
long pole and a rope, thus; The poll was
tossed to him in such manner that he
caught the same in his mouth, when several
men sprapg on each end of il, bearing it to
the ground, and thus fastening the lower
jaw of the animal. This being done, it took
but few moments 10 pass around his body
ard made fast a chain, with which he was
msde fast to pair of wheels and drawn into
camp, where they now have him in a large
hole prepared for his keeping until the sail
ing Of the next vessel north, when it is in
tended 10 send him on a visit tn Barnum.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-15
NEWPORT NEWS

DEN OF THIEVES AND CoUNTERFEITERs
DISCOVERED AND BROKEN UP.-R0r some time
past City Marshal Bennett has had his sus.
pic,ons excited by the movements of certain
parties who bave been residing at Ma. 46
NGAr,bur street, between Cabot and Co.
lum bia-slreets, and accordingly he went
th,tber ye,terday with three or four assist
snts, ano arrested Mrs Nancy Johnston,
who keeps the house. Charles Johnson, her
sou, a young mau about twenty years Old,
and bis two sisters, aged fourteen aud sew
enteen years respectively; also, two men,
who gave their names as William Wilson
and D. F. Me6ord, and a young woman
named Burns.
On lbe person of the latter was found a
package con tanning about $50 in bogus two
al d haf and one dollar, fifty, twenty i've
sud ten cent pieces, al eXcellently nodded
and well calculated 10 deceive. Iu bureau
on 'be premises ABOUT 5000 more, in the same
description Of cOiU, were flund, together
with pumber of very fine silver spoons
and variety Of articles of such promiscu-
Gus chsrBc u as TO induce one to suppose
item stO en-. The preliminary examination
o. The parties will take place this afternoon
attwo O'clock, before Mayor Hawkins. Great
credit is due Marshal Bennett anu b 10 depu-
ties for the Efforts they have made in bring
Ing these Iascais 10 justice. Marshal Clinton
Butls, OF CoVlbEtoh, Was the hrst To obtaiD
scent of the parties, aud he, together with
Mr.. Bennett, has kept close watch on the
premises for several months.
A gIsat6eal of credit is given ia a morning
jourbsl TO MIR. Joseph Sellman, winch we
thinki is unjust, es Mr. Sellmau's inform alton
was received long after the first-uamed par
tics knew all Ghout the affair. Mr. SeliInan,
we are informed, bad in his possession, this
morning, LOT of ,he bogus dollars, which he
was distributing quite freely among hi:
friends. This is certainly very reprehensi
Bile he had better give them iuto the hands
Of the proper authorities, or they may lead
him into serious Trouble.
The WORKlE GMEN's MEETING LAST NIGHT
This affair does not seem to have been verN
well attended, as after many inquiries W,
were unable to find any person who was abl
to give US an account of the proceedings.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-15

NEW YoRK, January l5--The receipts Of
Flour are l0,6l5 brIs Market less active
and scarcely 80 firm: sales 6,000 brls at
50 5000 60 for supaIhne State; S. 30 for
extra State $5 50@5 co for superfine West
erD; So S0(95 80 for common to medium
extra Western; So 95@6 for shipping brauds
extra round, hoop Ohio. Canadian quiet:
sales 400 brls At So 5O@5 co for supefine;
$5 S0@6 rs for common to choice extra.
Rye Flour steady at 80 5O94 25. Receipts
of Wheat, 697 bushels market quiet aud
scarcely go firm; no sales Of any magnitude.
Rye firm at siCg94c: sales of 5000 bushels.
Barley quiet sld firm at T3@S4c. Receipts
of Corn, 1890 bushels market dull and
dropping: sales of 10000 bushels, at CSC. for
mixed Western, delivered. i
Oats dull at 4l@43c. for Canads, Western
and State. ..4 Il. 49,
Pork steady; sales Of 100 brls. at $I1 100
IL 371I for mess and $500 so for prime
Beef quiet and firm. Cut Meats unchanged,
Lsrd steady: sales of l50 brls. at 7ss08Ssc.
Butter is selling at ll@l5c. for Ohio, aud
l7@22c. for State. Chees steady at 51E(g7c.
Whisky quiet and firm; sales Of $50 brs.
at 24c. a.a .ss
Cotton dull and heavy at 33c. for middling
uplsDds. Coffee quiet, sales of $50 bags Rio
at l9c. Sugar dull and steady: lao hhds.
Cuba at 715@724c. Molasses inactive.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-15

A FRIEND TO THE 0RPHANs-At the cele
bration of the twenty. fifth anniversary of
the st. AlOysius Orphan Society on the frat
Sunday in February, the following Bishops
are expected here in Cincinnati; Bishop
Henni, OF Milwaukee, the founder of the So
ciety; Bishop Spauldiug, of Louisville;
Bishop Young, OF Erie; Bishop Wood, of
Philadelphis; Bishop CarTel, of Covington;
Bishop Juncker, Of Alton, and Bishop Luers,
Of Fort Wayne.
The three hundred and fifty orphans of the
st. Joseph's and st. Peters Asylum in Cum
minsVille, will join the celebration in the
afternoon. When Superintendent McLaren,
of the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, was
asked what the charge would be for a special
train from CumminsVille for said purpose on
that day, be replied instanter: "We never
charge the Orphansl Let us know the day
and hour, when you want them, and they
will be here, if we are alive."- Catholic TeLe-
graph.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-15

HoNH OF TnH FRIRNDLEss.--The Seventh
Annual Anniversary of this institution was
held y yesterday afternoon ct 81 Court. street.
Quite large number of those interested
IN the good work were present. The follow.
W. H. Allen, Mrs. Il. NJ Bishop, Mrs Henry
Bisboprick, Mrs. W. b Chapman, Mrs. D1
John Davis, Mrs. J. Elstner, Mrs Martia
Ewing, Mrs. s Frsnklapd, Mrs. Jacob Graf,
Nrs. Richard Gray, Mrs. Garrison. Mrs.
David Gibson, Mrs. Miles Greenwood, Mrs.
J. H. Jsckson, Mrs. J. o. Macy, Mrs. B. Mat
lack, Mrs. Judge Storer, Mrs. NJ. J. Taylor,
Mrs. ] Tilney, Mrs. Vibbard, Mrs EliJohn.
sop, MIS-. DR.. q. Williams.
As was also the Board Of Trustees Jacob
Graf, Wilson T. Drake, Mark E. Reeves, W.
, Probasco, DR.. John Davis, Henry Morton;
Murray Shipley, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-15

SANITARY CoMMIssIoN.-In the circular
issued the Commission promised to ackuowl.
edge, in the city papers of Thursday of each
week, the contributions received az the de-
pot. This promise the Commission has not
ceen able, and is not now able, to fulfill as
much in detail as it would desire.
So far as the names of the contributors of
those articles which were on hand at the date
of its organization have been ascertaiDed,
suitable ackno wledgments have been made
by mail. ..l
Hereafter the Commission will endeavor
to comply with its promise.
Twenty ore boxes were yesterday for.
waIded to Louisville, subject to an order
from the Commissioner, contaiuing the
following articles: Drawers, l44; flannel
shirts, 270; socks, pairs, 422i blankets, 80;
comforts, l2l; slippers, pairs, 81 mttens,
pairs, 4s; towels, Al; dressing. gowns ls;
fruit, parcels, "a; pillows, 1913; bed gowns,
5; cushions, 5S; pillow cases, 96 sheets, 2S;
caps, l6 bedticks, SO; eye shades, 20; hand.
keTchiefs, "a