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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13


Lord Chesterfield was generally regarded
at the paragon Of pOliteness; and as some
people think that orders given by military
officers, from Colonel down to Corporal,
as general thing, are TOO harsh, corre-
spondent who has paid much attention to
military etiquette sends us the following,
which plainly shows that even in warlike
times these little amenities incident to first
class gentlemen are not to be forgotten.
Our correspondent who is member of the
Home Guardasays:
From the fact that the usual mode of Civ
ing command by military officers falls so
harshly upon n the ears Of sensitive privates,
the following style has been attached to a
regement of Preserved Grays," and is ap-
propriately termed the Chesterfield Manual
BY COMMANDING OFFICER.
l. Gentlemen, will you please give me
your attention
2. You will be kind enough to cast your
head and eyes to the right and endeavor to
observe the immaculate bosom" of the third
gentleman from you.
3. Oblige me now by casting your visual
organs to the front.
4. Allow me to suggest the propriety Of
coming to an order arms.
5. Gentlemen, will you condescend to or
der arms
g. You will confer o special favor by COM
ing to support.
Z. Ifit meets your appreciation, beg leave
to propose that you carry arms.
8. Now, gentlemen, you will please pre-
sent arms.
| 8. l shall consider myself under an ever
lasting obligation if you will once more
oblige me by carrying arms.
10. Having a just and high appreciation
of your intrinsic worth, as well as your ex-
alted position in society, humbly trust
that am not infringing upon your good
nature when request you to trail arms.
II. Gentlemen, for the last time, permit
me to remark that it is my earnest desire
that you should come to o shoulder arms.
-. If it is not too laborious, should be
delighted to see you change your position
by coming to right face.
13. To conclude your arduous exercises,
will still further trespass upon your we'll
known affability by desiring you to come
to arms-a-port. .......
IA Gentlemen soldiers blood. stained
heroes if congenial to your feelings, yor
may consider yourselves dismissed. beg tC
remark, however, that should it suit youl
convenience, you will be kind enough tt
hold yourself subject to be again called into
line, which you will be made aware Of by
the repeated and vigorous tapping of thu
"spirit-stirring drum" recollecting at thu
same time that the first vibration Of tina
sweet instrument that strikes the tympanun
of your ears, is merely precautionary. AL
low me to exclaim in stentorian voice
Sever the ranks march
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
Row Army Horses are Bought in Franc,

Row Army Horses are Bought In Frauce
Horses are purchased at from four to six
years Of age, and must be of French origin.
The animal is brought to the commandaut
Ci the allotted depot, and submitted to his in.
speCcon without any price being named If
the commandant finds him unsuitable, he is
at once rejected; if the contrary is the case,
lie Is brought before ali the officers of the
depot for a thorough examination. Each
Cticer then writes his estimate of the value
cfthe animal on slip of paper; the papers
are then placed in hat and shaken up, so
that the estimate of each officer may not be
known; the main of these estimates is then
taken, and the commandant offers that price
for the animal. If the owner accepts the
offer, the price is paid at once; if he refuses,
the horse is at once sent away, for no bar
gaining is allowed.
HOW ARMY HORSES ARE BOUGHT IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Horses are purchased at any age at which
they can be put through, and OF any origin.
No animal is brought TO any command ant
for inspection until the number of horses to
be bought is allotted to the different persons
who are to buy them, at a personal profit
varying from So to $45 on each horse The
price is fixed, before any horse is permitted
to be seen, at $40, $ll9 and $3.50 per horse,
according to the locality and the name he is
60 under, OF cavalry or artillery, aud
must be paid No horse is at once rejected,
Mess brought forward by an irregular per
on. The first owner is an irregular person.
t properly brought forward, the horse is
AIKEN to an inspector, or the inspector is
1aken to him, and, if he pssses the fall price
paid by the Government the original
wner having received as much as he can
ct. No bargaining, as between the original
Wnsr and the Government is allowed No
az as business IS permitted. Such irregulari-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

DOsTOFFICE.-C E.-CINC1NNATI, DEC.
III o, l66l-I ist of Mail Steamers for the Month Of
december, 1861, from New York and Boston, for Eu.
rope, Havana and California.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
POSTAL RULES

POSTAL RULES
Many errors occur by persons not observing the
following regulations in deposting letters, papers
or miscellaneous publications in the office for
mailing:
ALL DRoP-LETrERs MUST BE PREPAID BY POSTAGE
STAMPS.
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all letters to
places within the United States.
sch are not prepaid 0iu be sent 10 Le Dead LeeI
koTefQJcTe.
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic
By inserting the county in which tile ',fdce Is 10
cateo, upon ali letters many errors in superscrip
hon might be detected, and mistakes In mailing BE
avoided.
The postage on sheet mustc maps enOraviAOs, lahO
graphs photographic pTlHLS TOlLeTs IN pdpes
covers; books bohfd uHbound; photographic pdpef
and letter envelopes in packages not exceeding N any
-four pounds fs d. The rate of oen OWnte
fraction Of 10 any place in the United States
osRcs fraction Of Gfteen hHRdred
miies, prepaid by pOSta0e. stamps;
eame rates on cards, either blank or printed, and
blanks IN paekases weighing at least eight ounces
aad seeds or cuttings in packages not exceeding
REGISTRY OFFICE.
Valuable letters for apy part Of the United States
Sanada, Great Britain, Fra CO. Holland the Itaiiab
states, or States Of the German. Al trian Postal
Uhion; viii lie registered on application at the
once, between the hours Of ~ A. ~ aud p. M
A0spr. " '' w 'N'''
OFFICE HOURS.
Xmee open from A. NJ. to6PM
'psn Oh sundays from to lOk A. M.
Cincinnati. DecemberS 5, 1851. - oA' 70 -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

jeff Davis bogus Confederacy has already
acknowledged itself bankrupt. The Secre-
tary Of Treasury has informed Tennessee
that the Government" can not pay the sum
that State has expended for the war. 1t is
rather questionable whether Tennessee her.
self can pay the amount.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

"CALLlSG."-About one hundred gentle.
men 'called" on the Governor-eiect at his
residence, yesterday. Whether they were
all applicants for 'place," or not, we are not
prepared to say but, gentlemen, spare the
Governors health, for he will have enough
TO do when he gets in Office. One at time,
gentlemen, one at a time Columbus
Journal
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
TIME OF OPENING AND CLOSING MAILS.

For Mails Sent and Received Tt1ios al
Delivery Day. Oloses.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
THE LOVERS OF CATAWBA

SHOULD KNOW THAT WILLIAEI-
- SONS celebrated make is reduced TO the lowest
possible war prices-Wholesale and Retail.
Come and see, at Depot, No. 6S Times Building
WILLIAMsoN'S WIEE.GROwERs' DEPOT.
Gia2.tf1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
LEGAL.


HnB STATE OF 0HIO,l HAMlLTOF
COUNTY, ss.-buperior 1ourt qt Oincinp,ail..- !, ,a-
swim, Hugh W. Hughes and Wilson z; Drake, DR. part-
ners as Evans h Co., plaintins, vs. Robert Hewcom
and Franklin G Eewcom, partners az ~ y; ;,Is MeE-
pie, John q. Gnisinger and William ID. Ohipman'
partners as Chpman b Gilliapie (acceptorsh Mllnam
L, Brown and John H. Guslnger, partners as Gut
f Tbe said dei.SdSSts, T George Giilisps, John I.
GuisiDgef and William L. Brown, are hereby noti-
ded thst on the 18th daE Of March A. p lsS, the
therein, the tect and and of which ia to reooyeF
judgment against the said defendants for 5000
said defendants for said sum- dated Cincinnati, De-
cember 3, 1860 81 the said defendants are notified
ners as Williams b Ried, and Thomas b Smith,
have been served as garnishees in this action that
an order of attachment has been issued In said 40.
ton and levied upon the following described prem-
Ali that certain lot or parcel Of ground situated
in Cincinnati commencing forty nine (49) feet from
streets, and running thence southerly along theli
Of Jt hn street sixty one feet, aud the same width
back at right angles seye1ty feet; thence north
westyardly at right angles ~ ieetj themes
ming. -.
Cincinnati, County tf Hamilton, Ohio, on the nerth
side of Sixth-street, between Central avenue and
John-street, commencing at point on the north
side OF Si1 tn street two hundred and sixty five
(6 feet west OF m az t6e east siae ..
Trustee; thence running east twenty one (2l) feet,
and running back northwardly the same width
back TO George street, on line parallel to Johns
The said defendants are required to answer or de.
mur to said petition on or before the 2Sth day oi
December, A. D, 1861, otherwise Judgment will Be
sold in satisfaction thereof
ocsl-fwy M. II w. TILDEN, for Plaintins.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

:. AN lNFEREEoR-To a servant who had
lVed many years with a clergyman, his
master took occasion to say: -''
JohDi you nave been long time ia my
a sermon as well as /" -
30, no, sir, said John, "but many an in.
ference have drawn from yours
well, said the clergyman 81 will give
you a text out of Job-let me know what
you infer from it-'And the asses snuifed up
the east wind
well" said John, "the only inference l
can draw from this is, that il would be a
iior,g time before they would grow fat upon
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13
STATE OF OHIO, HAM1ToN COUNTY,

= S. SUPERIOR COURT OF -OfNOINEATI.L
mo. "A ss6 l-Attechment. The SayiDgs Bank Of
The said defendant is notified hereby that on the
9th day Of June, A. D. 1861, the said plaintiff filed
therein, setting forth that the 4th day of June.
A. D. 1861, the said defendant was indebted to onS
merchandise, sold and delivered by the said AIlings
to defendant; that afterward, aud on said 4th dsy
count was assigned by the said Airing to plaintifi
that plaintiff Is now the owner thereof; that there
is due plaintiff from defendant thereon the sum Of
1929 81, and interest from June 4, 1861 and defend
ant s notified that an order of attachment was duly
Issued in said action, and property Of defendant
consisting Of forty five bales of tow and fifteen baes
Of fax, seized under and by virtue thereof Dos
fendant is required to answer demur to said pea
titlon on or before December 2S, 1851, otherwigs
Judgment will be taken against him, and said at
tached property sold to satisfy the same.
ocsl-f Wv w. A ADAMS Plaintiff
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-13

EENHE STATR OF OHIOs HAMILTON
n COUNTY, SS.-The Superior Court Of Oinoin-
natl II, ll,7OO-Jasop Evans Briggs Swift, Hugh w.
Hughs and Wilson I. Drake, Partnersi as Evans y
Co., plaintiffs, veIaus Washington Butcher aud
John Butcher, Partners, as Butcher & Brother, Ds-
PENDANTS, and Anthony Bullock and Morris Drum,
Garnishets The said defendants, Butcher & Broth
er, are hereby notified that on the I'd day of May,
ID 1861 the taid plaintiffs filed their petition In
said Court, alleging therein that, on the 9th day
of February, 1861, the said Morris Drum made
certain bill Of exchange for the OF $1,000, AID
iudoTsed and directed the same to the said Butcher
& Brother, by whom the same was duly accepted
that aiterward, at the request and for the beaeht
of the said Butcher h Brother the same was duly
discounted by these plaintiffs, at their banking
tifs. from defendants, said draft, the said sum
of IS 600, ard interest from May l, 1861 and tho
said defendants are notified that the said Morris
Drum and Anthony Bullock have been served az
garuishees in said action. Defendenti required
10 plead, answer or demur to said petition, on or
before the 2st day of December A. d. 1851; other:
wise, judgmen mt will be rendered against them ana
the property credits Of the said Butcher 3
Brother in the possession or coRtrol Of the said
garnishees be subjected to the payment thereof.
oc24.fTh M. H. q W. TILDEN, for PlRintihS-
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REMOVALS.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-16

ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
!: = - INGION.Th steamer 10 MAS
COLLYER. Captain Samuel Gedney, will leave
the wharf at the foot Of King street, Alexandria,
regularly.
Fare, Is cents. ..
~ t~t-- ST. = G-0@--2 Caj2tl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

Che Of every town and city 10 this state The form Of
assessment roll which ho shs doen proper for carrying io
effect he provisions Of the Of ths State ia Ioson 10
assessment and taIation.
Sxo &c. Any Assessor who sSsll wilfuly refuse nesect
40 perform any duty required oil him ia his osl csp tc
Nv virtue o. any shall forfeit 10 tho people Of this state
sie sum Of & -.
$50 o. Whenever any Assessor shall omit negecs the
-rormsncs Of any official duty reqmted by the statutes, It
sh be the duty Of the other Assessors either Of them 10
perform such duty ard to ceiiy ia the SUPERVISOR with
beir roll the of the uQuen Assessor the
oature aud csuss Of bis omission or neglect
ssc All tbs provisions Of i statute shall apply IN the
Boafd OF for the City County OF New
YORK relative mt Of property IN the City and
County of New.Yo!k far it be done consistently
with The proyiious Of the I en- led An in relation
taxes and 10 the City eod County New York
aioend be several IN relation shegeto pasted
April H. 1859; ard the time for naing assessments IN sad
and county Aha remain hIed oy esd The Com
cissones of Taos aud Assess euts shall keep books in their
ocs 70 be provided by tho Btroe Of the CT sud County
0l New orb IN which shall be entered the alpha
Sscs order OF al persons aud rp 20 taxation
In tho City aud County OF snd the assessed yaa-
sion Of all personal pr peny which books snail be open oF
public inspection during oce hours bud shall supeede the
present mode Of enrolment OF personsl property.
SIC. q All acts Gnc paris Of acts ncOnsens Win ts 0ct
or superseded By At. hereby repealed
SEC ) This act shall take effect immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
DAVID }. JAthsUts, JI1 "o' ''''''''V'
Patrick MCCAIN,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up to

CTALED PROPOSALS will be received up to
- "a m on WEDNESDAY tne JJth iuft. at the once OF
Toe Assant Quarsrnaator H. b. A. for sHbniiDs 70 lhs
undersigned With view Of purchasng oI mo oo'enme
$50 DRAFT HORSES.
100 SADDLE nOH ,Es.
Is DRAFT MULES. 49,.
AID ye.r. old and from - TO ~ hands hlth.
s.dde lforses be 3l hands high sound IN oil respects
and BET w cen the agrs Of 3 and yeafi old - ,,,.,,
WHITE AND LIGHT GRAY HORSES ENCLuDEp.
H. All The ann,i admitted will BE- subsetcd thorough
eIaninaon and Inspection by dny au.Hoszod sfent aP
pointed for that purpose , 60, u,,-.,t
III The perl0ns 10 whom the bd' ne awarded wiz pe
fed OF th, place where the inspection Of the ahis vi Ae
place Al the dine of awarding tLe coatrsct. -
The undesigueJ reser'e' the Gh on he Pa oil the "o'
eminent n reject all bids deemed unreasonable. .
Pfopo.l. sia be indosed fropo.as To- supplying ne
Government with HorIs. aud Molss aud WI be 70
Cant HENRY q HODGES a. o "a. q 8. A, no 2, set-
car Al IlEkR1 &. HODGES,
Capt sstA. q H.. U. 8. A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

4 UCTION SALE.-Unresered sale OF u
"a TRUSS BUSINESS, THIS DAY tIue'aAyl, 81 ~ ~
clccI vii be Sold AZ No 1879 Broadway. the whee stack IN
trade OF TIE firm of kiNNE PHiLLiPs' eon,'';2s q
Trusse. SuppDers ScrewPrcss Show Csses, ODHe fuh-
tare &c Az hand3oa.e Iron Bedlea1.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
Boaro ano nooms.

I ARGE and airy furnished or uniur-
IL nished-vh without Board may DO hsd on snd li'er
she Let Of Msy at No. ls Bonds Rooms in suites or ian
Hes Yer particulars apply at the Once OF tho Bancroft
House until Isl OF May.
yTNHREE or four Gentlemen can be accOmmO-
il dated with ur furni bed hOOMS-4h impIovcu Is
with OF without board in Eas, u st. near 20 av bos rel-
srncc given ard required Privsts family other bosI des
Apply st No T. Cstharine-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received b.

cEALED PROPOSALS VIII be- received by
y tbs SCHOOL OFFICERS Of tie Nllth WARD ~ th.
ofee OF the Clerk the Board Or kducaiion cD.er Of
fra1d aud Elulsts until MONDAY hr "h dy OF nay -
40 rIofk ueop Tor the erection .Ii cnmp- -tnn o. h'"
Primary School Ilou.e ncud h'lng apiaf4us l'I tIr
,nor on five lots Of ground, stusef on he c'f Oh N'
sd io, .v In ,sid Ward Plans and specifications for
Lid School Home including he Heating Appnainh Gao he
,e,n 81 the ofc- Of the supc irnten q, 'chooi b,uh
~ "a Co.tv pfDposf must sfsts the sstiune FOR OIL d
br.rch of the work stpsrssy. sud hn ihdois'a 3s
Tor Mnson WoIk" PfopD.a'' for Carpenter VOL ~
no.a, for psiutngp aud "IIopos.s .Ot Healing. f1ps''
lis for the Hest ng be fnniod "i uccune
ing. and de,cr ron Of tho apparatus pro?o 81 60 ~
obeTv,ise they viii 10 rejected. Two Iesponoe eh1 hP
proved ,u s,ies win req ci on each snccrisiu 11.i
md no propost, v IN b. considered in which no su'ios a.
named The School Oficep ol ne NMd icss''o w -. -
10 70 ec any or a. Of tho proposals offered II deemed oi the
uubio interest. to do --Dated. April a. is1-.
JhAES MACkEAt,
David g }41ks.oNE' Jr' Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
iJr0pcsd!s.

Oyrics o. AsrtsTarr Cos CENFH1t % So wis1 fseF,l
va. Sts,e-,t., Ssw-i olS. Ami H 10
4 RMY SI'pPLlES.--lIOrOsals viii bc r.
n e.i,ed by the uudef,.rued uu.i ococi in. Tue
dsv th~ Z9th fOi suppsiis or thr u'" o tle t.r4
S.a,. Army SrEsiSTENlL STONES 10 D." dti4fr.r "a ia
Ne~.Yorl ~ Brooklyn. az follows. VII: - -
gUR DELIXEHA ~ or ErF ORB iHl iGlh hAl, lI8
1000 barrel. hot quslty acT MSS FuIh, 20 b' inil
lf,o ~ p, mrs Co. ulhocyi COX btur.' Nh $40 if1s
hoore uo, Co. be- ice fcn fst az stI -ri % be-
Within thirty difs oi delivery. .
10 pclA lrsto usiitv rev smol .d HAMS n clip or
wrapper costIs le-.ri ia -H- icsoes about 90 pounds
each. OF H. boxes safI 10 be seer a. ts oilfe
Pfopo.as or each rIce lH-t bc o. rIsfae tleets ~
p.r.r f.ci o.o 20 have cor dcrsii u mH contain t.e
vIituu guaranty - two .olur names. ~ iopff " =
ne una.rd .irby t.t otd sl of sn. peit o.
the above bd J- ccpf.d, u ,l De t'y iAet ier d
10 iis tlL. pufpot aud condition.
Pr1posas uiu.t be Ddoned "Propoi'' ioI s,b'ftsl'e
Store
Bidder may propose for h. whole prf Of lie sbo r.
Crhcs.e, Of nsrrron by po.esoiri pccrs o. !. sr'c
ors other THAI he patty furnishing tho pT1i sol' vii h-
qurei flr al the not c-nifIllr u rft o TIE seller
eediuE iusf b. '1eaa vii also De- p1ssra upuh by
Hoboh T. GetY. lnsprcto tnc pa of Sue hi'a 'tsis
TIE ees Pc- % bufiness, with date = icAa''
rfquirod on zach package
Contncto, are expected 10 hold thtE gocfs without sI
peuse to be- United strs. tl rirtd ~ siipu'nt
Patmenf ashrf CSc G, 10 mud; ~ Tfoh JtHds" moy -
OJrispd ~ fhc Nnit 'f1frh
A. 4. EATON Lieut. Colonel ad A.t q. 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
AnsY Clornya ~ EarUAcs 0rter. !

PnitaDEfr.uA, Airl20 1852
DROPOSALS viii be- received at thH olce
until n O'Clock " on Montay. Msy 4h in.'j for for
p,ling At The Sch. Arsenal, iMO ILN5 of AIRED ~
rFR Tor use To- psckirg goods 20 prevent moths during iLe
SUMMER Sau pie. ue 81 this ocs Bidders an
.'s thS ! g lsg., De- d,sed fropoa. for TaueJ Paper
81 :, a. ,s -, sI i,e.,,J 20 q. II. CGO5MAh,
"Nu ~ DE-. q. II. General
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

SETANTED--EXpericuced Servants, with good
w recommendation. Cooke. Noshers and lTouers.
harni eru ,id Nure, Ter General House~ orb, to n
excellent situations ready Of the Uest fsmss Of
Br okyn Apply to Mr CHRISTOPHER No. lOIAlary''L'
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

C.9 1nA WILL buy NEW TWO
Q -. .tUV STORY ard ATTIC COTTAGE HOUSE
aud Lot Rooms, husiy laid out in besViul location
brick store and Dwelling Oh ,6e 5th-sv price. Al SEQ,
terms the Apply at the othce Of d. g. Daniels cor.
o. 5th.av. aud 18th ST.. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
neooing Car0s, sc.

At WIN. EyERDELL's SONS--WEDDlNG
n cAKDs.-Thsso celebrated fngayed Cards sold only
:, No ICl FultoasL, N. Y EiabishsdlSl9
Z n. JOHNSTON ~ CO., No. 100 BOwery.-
Wedding and Visiting Cards. bo, latest styesj .osc.
-, Inv nail Also Watches, Jowrlry Silver Ware aud
pls,sd Mare Of the best qualities and s low prices.