davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-08-02
FOREIGN DE1!AKMTENT.

Unr =. !iets With Euro?- he.nt EiETCT
VERY EXTENSIVE. and MUST INTIMATE. ". feel
ale In -: he 2usc fast all f5rcizn haakLx taarst-
Aen7 y e+rtss through tousr with p-nnr.1ssa
ai's a' f-iters os Credit IN arnss u -t II n. i-k
On ~ W,.n iJn.,,r1 HrIi1n Es.m.n tn,;v toare:
Hessltesr. h:1t: !,s;ns: 1,::s.:eo. 4e: 4e &e &C.
81! Inter 'sweea the We%t sad r1rvpr chez
fy "a On .s1r,s 'ot ''y,,Ase sat1ff ,:,i:ur :.sI'
porc.s- Collections. IT D.as U1l7r. No,e., Ace.rta-.
crs IHhe:t:c<., 4c. &c. Payable IA a1J p4zItf E4iopt
n,a With prut,p:a-+ Erd dispatch.
$50 ;!at,y ii.asA aGd Dan1cn ruolEe! Nth Forc.sn
f,tt ns low Ees tE.va:e Hoa!saI ssnt;atec
kbsc:-d.
, 1860-08-02

"ET1TE01 nc rr11TrNY1, .,r0
1A pARAT1tN.
HELMi}ft'irSS MnGHn n;,Gti3n [o1 t. tse Kidneys
HEfNfIii i1.S itifftifi =. -. ~ ~ H.as'!.
HHEEitMWhotpS HEi Mts}I 5:s R,!Gnn n fvr SerTou.as.s.
HEtHRo1Hs Ro1 T:s @ @ETG!IT g. liante = Vista.
HS$H!{ +: E; &ss:;3 f:;; s:;s;ss
aktShSts HEGHT EGT "r f"f NN's's Nsts,ssss. ,Sss...
HENp9s HHEEtNS9kEs EES% EES e. f.? Sale.
HEIMSbs HhEEtMEShbs n5SHX nST +; f. .t T.; .,
viii Temporary Sunsou io ~ MT1Enes, M e. tho E5ed
nEIaSoTs .s S5i! RSS =! sss*;
c:cton IND ali re. fos Ex,esse a'=7g from 1ndIs.
OLD or! ESSnTE iSTT5 S; Ei;I
TAKE No Nj ;tATINn 81 IT. MARRIAGE.
n:zLupolp,s n.rRacr stTa 1R5 EGcnG OF no AVAIL
For neden to the N s.hrr MoKIn
wv .1.04~' - 'S''S'aon' VI III cae
.x,,-.-o.. ~
rAs11s Ham sSg1n ae;ts e, T11nsg9 IT.
II ELA BOLDfS EXTRACT HNHHu t.1rup4
y s1o
cr1r7re.r
~AsAsAoA1S
= ~
- all their Stages. Al 1itIlo Ex pensY
lss!e or no change OF Diet: TO Inconvenience
.x,,o ,Xr,.
Use 1IELMno1.lrS EXTRACT BCCHU for E1ce.se,
- -
And for diseases I5iAaz hsl,ta
moves Ill mpopE discharge. and viii rcoro ths .tte'
In 4 short t.tusin .tate uf health auu nutjfy
re HELNt1OLDS EXTRA 7 HGCiitJ for dis.,aes
aEd affections 81 the at distressing character
fcsiors and ise1.es ~ ,',s ooeio fos all at
Ch1NAHX OIkGANSs
w,,ett or c~.cr,, :,
~ ~ US fEM ALEs
.-....
Tbu LH@~
, 1860-08-02

Ur.-Ptop 1ow,: Auekhany, Illinois. os!uy; heue
towtr m ha1clay Jox ph N1ls n, Ariel t;oe Star of
lI,pe Lly D4ney, uhlca, Aouutasnees Emoln' Aontl-
cello, j Z HAT.
UOEx-Itop Gen. Taylct.
, 1860-08-02
Financial anu Gpmu1Grrial.


TEnn1zDA1 EyUus, August l. teto.
The following arc the receipts and shipucnss
nr the nnaf 4wsr.v fopr bnrr~.
, 1860-08-02

nrTnrar4rn1 nv YoKk, Aueust1.
Mk.t again dull with further cecl!Se 81 hall cent on
beex, rttesA ringing from 70 .. lkets!pta &s@"
kheep and lambs etcads: Nccc!ris !,tI
swine 1tcady ;xAles about s, TOO htad ut G96H.
, 1860-08-02

H 4 n y P P, II. D.
LIZ FORMERLY OF NEW TORE.
caa be eo3sulted. either pes.ocJ ;*es y sskatd
- al t!Ae4es, WncA to With uu2se1teatta sHcee
on STEM He cures Chronic Ga.es q 1ssa;es.
Which haze been 1euEao,s ~ e. M ,a1
DISEASES Of Weaea, ~ E.:s q sc:Sa1, sd
lkeiar. ,:nt;px PuIcaaasy CcaeaA1rhon AsenifaIs:z
F7ralyt.H EpEn.y. As:h13. - = Hs;ls.5 Aa1 aad
Us - hsd I've psae1os ana "$hAe9fa saeesas
n tie t1cz:Eeatot ..n,u-
wAeh ht ts:es x!'hcnt 1ae 8n:1e
Ee1tn the Doctor Sse* III asol o cufe al taxt1
su II srAofs .ss n.t Your ca.c nay 70 curable ih.s
veek. ae1:td,y. tot to-nosso~; Atnee, Tie tane4
kT~Gocsu,.attoa me-. oaea lous7 ftnu 4 H. to 4
OFFICE 118 so. CLARK 3THTET
sssa- E1y Co. C1zk and Monroe O., ChisaEa, n.
, 1860-08-02
M >.RIN ~ E$JOURNAI4'
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AERIfE ............ ..AuEIst1.
Prop Sun. johnson, CoiE!ngweod, fund:!e*:
T.op Wlsconlin l}ckeF. crnshur&h. q Ions N &c:
lrop Barber Brown, 81 Jos:rh, 200 Il II es 1sn 1um-
nng fa.ii'on, King. Gear River, l.ora lumber;
M H. n Ha, ss S Th;ss sR e e. iar.
seer y1 nn tsG Ing III Ia s1 tau, ca
schr En,es: 1s: pe'c:o1. wilkins 1.n 10 eds wooa,
0n IT,, I'm gsa ls%Hsr snss1 a
Fiji Mer5, &txe:" ,9% 9" ;.!: b.: s
schr ut. yentn Walltez s.uth liavrn s:n lumber 10
sca. CIV. .hos SIand':r. Tud j.. sW IN lumber.
seLr Trass 1T. et K:yer; ~ ra!Ioad tits.
sssF fr9ssc,. faassa @ase t..s i H. b<r
sesr % % Wm s,esen: oln.on. Nil.aales liEss ''''
er Jo+rrlinc n1e>d". Cr7wfoIds fic s. eds wood IS
Sch. Monsoen, Met,aw, Muskegan, 20 III luubc. ess N
e.; f' 5s;;si t.;: s:fa aas nss ' sss @
CLEARED....... ..Aue.l,
stur Geo Moatt PAteTs=n Montreal, IN 10 bu wheat
rIop buckeye Koaman. osdenshussh. ou bn wheat 90
Prop Dsco.ah peas. Eu1.o 15o lrls hlshwines 70 pkg,
nsh. lA6o$bu corn 80 % leEs M hutts1 ~ ,a,..,
81 fdSsess: ps;!s: 1eass: = sss nn .s ssp: o
81 sf S:s!"s. Aa.%: IL Sssa:ss: ~ i con-
:sch1 uaE:iet Al 2, Mullins fcu,h Haven.
seh1 A Alaat,css Yases. No1ns; :a;: p,u
Scar t:.z1inston, ! oofe. Baa4lo. + elahu com.
sch1 E!ehs nsale, Stone b:a.!9 II s:s By m.
sear @ s!tsess @ s 5ohason. l Busde 81 i 10 b H.
Schr Maple L<&f, Car, klnkston. LEGO tu ~heat
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
NEwPoRF NEWS.

TerAI OF WIN. 8. BAILEY. YBsrERpAy.--In
accordance with the 0rierof the Court, VIM.
s. Bailey appeared in. the Court-house, YES
terday. AZ two O'clock. for the purpose Of
enswerinp to the charge of circulating in
cepdiary documents. The following is the
clause of the law, passed last winter, under
which the prosecution was commenced. q a
@That IL any free person write, or print,
or cause to be written or printed, any
book. or other thinN with intent to advise
or incite negroes III this State to rebel, or
make insurrection. or inculcating resistance
to the rights Of the masters in their slaves,
or, If he shall, with intent to aid the pur-
poses of any such book OF. writing, knowingly
circulate the same, ne shall be confined in
the penitentiary not less than one nor more.
than five years. Go}ipsgsa el' !. l.g4 80
Justices Hallam and Payne had been des-
ignated to try the case, but Bailey objected
to the first named, and made an affidavit to
that effect, but MI. r. stated that he had no
personal feeling against the defendent, and,
althouph present at the time Of the destruc-
tion of the FTee South last fall, vet he went
fbere. A 1 a friend to Mr.. b. \, ~ iaaas ifiaalg
The prosecutor then introduced several
witnesses "a prove that the defendant was
The publisher Of the Ftse Soatk, and that be
had circulated about forty copies within the
city Of Newport. The paper itself was pro-
duced in evidence, and a number of articles,
adivs adnntssa nv. ths % Kantucky Renublicans in
Andwst isst v1ere cited as cbraino within
the meaning of the law. The motto Of the
l 49,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
81 ettBy TelegrAph.l
New York Markef.

NEW YoRK, August 2l-lP. M.--Ashes--l,
p, tsa shade better, while ResKis have declined
Ssioa salss soSness Sf &c sss & a y VIII desaa
port and home trade demand, bas closed QUILT at
SsGs s i 'ss ss &
mon mon to 70 medium @ extra #sstssa q fSF sSip-
Ss soS6 ers. s sssss e ssss @ and shp$iS u sz
round rnopp Ohio fpr export lrindian Flqir qtieU
and s,sSdy selss g sC9 hIs sss o for s,esEss
Flour steady, with small ssles1at % s094 20 for
common to choice yaperhne. Corn-meai quiet; sains
OF WHISKY aHst and aneRssss sales Of 20 br
Wheat giet, without material change winter "a
prices, while con,en whts i duh and dfeopins
niss si ssi s iSSass bSgSss q q
of%Sss ~ Rsssssiy si az SasSss q Rssiss
;sd. sHsins sasss sasss snss ses sss Ga
good do, in store; 6gc. for round yellow Oats very
dun a si@s2c ioE sstsTa snd Canadian;
at Sis 25Ais 81 for new inesa p4esei Yls y
for thin meas; SIC 80 fos tssot sness; 20 -
I'D BRINE sef market quiet and stsady sales s
bris at Slnt Is for country primer tad9e 80 fpr
country messj ss@lo 50 fer repacked shissl il@lz
81 shaassd, syssf t cSt @sss sSls esd
| fot Shoulders, and He. for halsi5. emoEed meets
firm, with q iair dsmsnd At Iz@lic for hsms. and
hkrd Iese active! sales 80 bris AZ vi 81
Butter IS selling At 1o@l5cV for OHIO and i192oo
for State. Cheese unchanged at ssz9 9ios iorinis-
r'Ss ssr ~ Il Ia lair request, but unchanged In priees
sales Of COO hhds chiefly Cuba at O,ae1l aei but
including small parcel ~ Porto kico Al .9Dee,
MTssS TSr SnIesa TaioS ToBecco anfhahesd-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

Forty THOUSAND IN DAILY UsE.-This
amount of sewing machines, sold from one
establishment, may possibly seem to be a
large number, but facts are stubborn things,
and the surprise is less when you are In
formed that they are Grover h Bakers,
whose extensive establishment, No. 50 West
Fourth-street, is daily visited by crowds to
view their netc machine, gotten up in very
superior style at the low price of $50. We
would advise all parties not yet suited to
call, and they will be sure to purchase.
Read the following important home testimony
'It is now nearly four years since pur-
chased a Grover & Baker machine; after
using it few months was persuaded by
some friends to sell it and get Wheeler &
Wilson's, as it made the stitch the same on
both sides, and also there would be great
saving of thread, but short trial soon con-
vinced me that the work made by that
machine would not wear, or stand washing,
without running up, and when stretched out
the stitches would break, 80 that it, in real
ity, took more thread Ito say nothing of the
time spent in repairs) than our old machine;
then the Ladd Il Webster machine loomed
up, and | was told that was the perfect ma
chine, but soon found out there was a good
deal of trouble with the tension, besides
being very slow, and the sooner got 0
Grover & Baker machine the better, which
did over q year ago, and we have had com
plete satisfaction ever siuce.
.s 'THOS. M. REDHEAD,
| gill West Fifth-street, Cincinnati, o."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
Law RMPoRr,



A win executed by Phillip Lippert and
Mary Ann Lippert, his wife, was admitted TO
probate, the former having died recently.
The viii provided that upon the death Of one
of the parties the other should inherit the
estate; but in the event Of the wife surviving,
and marrying again, she should only be
entitled to dover. Their three children were
to inherit upon the demise of both. The
widow was appointed administrative, M.
Cooper, who was named executor, having
declined 10 act. s. q .s...... ..ri-l. -i..
On petition Of Euprosyre Smith, guardian,
an order was piade, on application of 7. d.
Lincoln, for the sale ofreal estate on Plum
and Carr-streets, for the purpose Of improv-
ing other property belonging to the minors.
I .BoND FiLED.--Martiu B. Ewing, guardian
of,Alex, Ewing, minor Vs. eaid minor. In
this case Mr.. Headington presented q return
to an order of appraisement for the sale Of
real estate in Lucas County. Bond was filed
in the sum of $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

TIE GAzrrrp AVN, THE CeNsus - Oup
Cp.nn,,ortipp' irr - PR, -..c,nr. srectacled
and irresnonsibla cotemnorary at tbe coSner
of, FonrtS and Vine has ~ late become
efra;d that tba cansne If tbe c;tv. will he
taken as n abnulS he anS 4 has M ootteen 90 into
the bab;t Of tnrn;ng tb;ngs fonsey- -t,ryev sv
and stnnnb,;ng in The dark like antsailnyiaSS
inSiv;JnaIs ssn;. Hind from oid age that H
;s fearfni the nonnIat;on of the civ will he
taken correcttv
"A dau oT or Two aoo wa comn,a;ned that
sone of tho co,,s,, rs0 g,sI,e,s no. % bsS neoIecteS
fTsir ANTI amd sts+ad senna "a L; resa "a ~
tbs % asSst' IN II uh;cS % tha cansns Of some of
tbe warfs ii,ad haaS tais a., which came nnder
onr nersonai ohseryot;on wbarennon onr
greats sotren tbers fi;es ;nto nssaion and
Sery iTenertinentiv saws r~'fS7'
1four nennv cofemnorarryy wonld, nrobably'
subserye the fruth auite ss well by talsine
the trouble 10 hrdaaain himself With thee
facts in referenca sda {sisinfr tha census in
stead of nuhlishinr the hearsay ISLANDERS of
Individuals. about town as well informed as
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
Cov1Narors rSmws.

BREcxiNniDeE OLuB.-The Breckinridge
Club will hold q meeting at the City Hall to-
night. Major Harris and other speakers will
be present and address the nesting.
ARREST OF AN ILLEaAL VoTER.,--John Mo-
Ginty, an alleged illegal voter was yester,
day brought before Esquire Howard, and
held over, on his own recognizance, 10 appear
at the next term of the Circuit Court. fmi
OonRRorroS. Lee requests US 70 state
that there will be no meeting OF any hepuo-
lican Committees at his store, o. has been
erroneously stated. it Ii fis
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
siNeurAR TRANsAorioN Ayo THE I PoLI,cipr

Robert Mason assaulted a woman named
Mary Simpson, who had visited his house
for the purpose of obtaining board. He was
arrested, taken beiotei the fPoliee Court, pexl
amined, and discharged. Immediately there
after both the partiespwer accused of
vagrancy; the man was discharged, and the
woman sent to the City Prison. for, thirty
days. OH Justice, what gross 'litus tee fs7,
committed in thy name i'n go s'1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
sundays New Orleans Dslta feniarkss

Business of every kind Indicated further languor
to-day, and operations were exceedingly restricted
in Money, Stocks and Exchange Orders have come
to hand from New York for the purchase of first
class acceptances, and sales Of sterling Bill be-
ing effected for reinvestment in short commercial
ON thesmarllet, and transactions are for the most
part sosined TO second class and still lower grade
ufes. Stocks and Bonds are at stand, and
wBlhdte not been advised Of an operation since our
last in this description ofsecurities Exchange Is
supplied, but the demand shows no Improvement
whatever and quotations rule at the close Of busi
ness ast evening" a ..H. u. ...s ....rrrr t+r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

DoueLAs CbuB IN THE Sixth WARD.AA
meeting of the friends Of Douglas was held
night before last in the Sixth Ward. A club
was organized, and the following officers
elected: - - - Ax ~ g.. n
President-J. e. HSckett. -
vice-Presid ent-Joseph Singer.
Secretary--George Fromeyer.. -.
Treasurer fLJ. j. Williamson. 'Sis
Business Committee-Jesse Harlan, Thomas
Mooney, B. r. Noble, P. Murphy, John Nc
Donald, Christian Doyle.
Another meeting was held in the same
ward on the same evening, and q pole ll3
feet high raised in honor 6f Douglas and
Johnston. Speeches were made by Edward
Crapsey, Oliver Brown, and others, and the
affair passed off with considerable enthu-
siasm -MA 4 p"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

HsRolo SENSE or Hosoh.- ~ w hen 4 laernon
sydney was told that he nigh save bis llfe
by telling a falsehood by denying bis hand
writinc--he said, uWlen God has brought
me into dilemma in which must assert :
lie or lose my life, He gives me q clear indt-
cation Of my duty, which Is 70 prefer death
70 falsehood.'s 9
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
srpAMpoAr DssraoYguDI \, ny FIRH, ~ I

STRAMBoAT DEsTRoYED BY FIRE. -- The
packet steamer John Ne Maxim, while at
anchor in Lewes Creek, Del, loaded with
grain, fruit and vegetables, for Philadeiphia,
took fire on Thursday evening, anG Decaeae
board at the time of the fire, but the deck
hands. engineer and flcnnen were, and ex-
erted tbeiT best energies TO save the vessel,
hut without effect as the depth OF watef WA
insufficient to scuttle her. & 'eti Y l.i ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

LECTURE AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURoH.---
Della, A. Webster, at, the solicitation of nu7
merous friends, will deliver a free lecture
tonight, at the, First Baptist, Church, on
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
vth By Telegraphil
BaltimOre Market,

BALTIMoRR, August 2ls--Flour dull and
active and steady; 81 2g@i 2s ior red, and ~ SOC
as for yshite Corn ID dull at 72egf3o ior yeiioWs
and FdSlzsc for, white Provisions active. aiarge
sales of bulk Meats at lacon @iQ'begs
whisky dull at 121fc. ~. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

AN AcAp9ny SrRuoK By LAonrkIEo.---
During receat thunder storm, the Aeaaec1y
Ia popsfeld, Macs, was siraek and much
daraaeed; the lightning passing nom Che
cvpola through the roof, the npitr and t0*sr
sfcries, through al tho iloors 70 tAe sFQuna.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

! THECAMPBELL Thiscompany
of Ethiopian performers had large audience
last evening, and the entertaipment seemed
to pass off quite agreeably. The programme
for this evening will comprise the celebrated
AnViJ Chorus, from Tropdtore, and bur
lesque on the Heenan and Sayers Interna-
tional mill. 1t is an improvement upon that
of last week and deserves to be heard.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAEoE.r7An old and
well-kpown citizen, named Archibald, Burn
sides, Of the firm lof T. Ashburyy 81 Go, doe
dealers, left his residence, at. No, So Fifth
been heard of sinlleces,S His family are greatly
alarmed at his ng4cohtinued and inexplica-
BILE absence, and will thankfully receive any
information in regard to his whereabouts. to
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

This morning at az O'Clock, J. Graf, q
Co. sell the superior furniture at No: 224
West Fonrth-street, and at II o'clock fine
sevensoctaYe piano 0Y ,GHG4IHLM
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

ELECTION OF INspEeToRs.-Six Inspectors
Of oil molasses and sWhisky are to be chosen,
pext Friday, and applicants are expected to
have their recommends ations before the Board
of Commissioners before that time. Conf
munications may be- sent. to Mayor Bishop,
EMANUEL Wasseniciiior Thomas j. Royse. .fti
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

LUSATIos AT Loaa VdEw.7sT Thestotal hiim<i
Der of inmates at. Long View. Lunatic Asy--,
lum,s ,sat Garthsge, is 355;; Of which number
1856 are females. - - ... -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

ApAMs's ExpREss COMPANY. Ito Adams's
Express Company we are daily indebted for
Eastern and other papers--delivered almost
invariably in advance Of the mails--favors
that we thoroughly appreciate and for
which we are greatly obliged.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

The WAeaosRR, FuND.---C Contributions to
the Waggoner fund may be left at the
Gazette 0fide, and those who are notcaliedi
upon by an agent, for this purpose, may fpd
an opportunity To assist him by calling at
the aboye-uamed place. sYnl Nj H0J
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

HonRfBIn AccIpnNg-A CHILD ScALDED TO
DEATH.-A little girl, about three years of
age, daughter of widow named Mary
Ashenbaugh, residing at No. 30 Jones-stNeet
accidentally fell into tub Of ofboiling weter,
yesterday afternoon, and was scalded TO
death. The vessel was sitting on the floor
and the. child fell backward, seating herself
the room at, the time, and II was some mo-.
nlents before the cries Of the suffeEer attracted
the attention of her mother. After eudur-
ing the most exquisite torture for nearly
two hours, she was relieved Of her pain by
the only hand that can bring happiness.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
ilBy Telegraph.l4H 81
philaaleIphin Markets

pp,LApELpHrA. August al. - Flours-Salesa
Of aoo hrIs superine at IS 62. Wheat liru,; sales
oco bushels red at 81 2T6ll 35 white 8l450I ~
Corn dullat CSC. Whisky dfir lat 2isk@1se. 3. -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

RECEIPTS AT THE NAgea' 8 OFFICE. From
the weekly report of the Mayors Clerk,
Mr.. Charles Belts, we learn that the receipts
for licenses during the two weeks ending
yesterday amounted to $22b 80, derived
from the following sources :r aGe aicHl0i'' g
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

,PoGEss AND PoLir1os.---8bout, 100 persons
collected, yesterday afternoon, at the corner
of Ninth ana Plum, and erected pole with
a number of flags. and; bell on it. The
crowd afterward gave three cheers for Bell
and Everett, three for the County Ticket,
and three for the pole, and then quietly dis
persed, = s,tn. .eN rH ~ y n q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

I Our POLICE CoURT.-Defendant in one
case of homicide, oneIof malieious1 assault, :
and four stabbinga with intent to kill, were
before the Police Court yesterday morning
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
Since jan i...ss7, 1902 si69,s74oJ siS2.osl,67O
Monday,a New York Ti.nes saya of Saturday LAST

Mondays New York Times says of Saturday last,
Some of the heavy Banks heye reduced their Dis
increase: The market for Money, in the way Of
strictly choioe lines of indorsed Paper which are In
demand outsideo Of Bank, AZ nom & to ! per cent,
according TO date. fair class Of bills, either single
name Of undoubted credit or With. good indorse-
ment, is going At from tos per cent On Temporary
percent, except very choice collateral such as
Federal and State Security, to which a number Of
large lenders confne their operations, aud are
tent with per cent. The continued activity on the
Stock Exohanget apd the liberal dferenccs paid 20
the COmms Brokers for rcarryinRthirty to sixty
day contracts, enable Money lenders to employ
their balances, at CALL 70 bettef advantage than
In Foreign Bills there Is ,pothIng Of Importance
doing. Tie supply of outside signatures y rather
@losyS; Francs 9le@SlsAr beg .bgMa, lsa,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

MALICIOUS ASSAULT UPON AN OLD MAN.
An old man named William Hump was
violently assaulted and brutally beaten a
few days ago, in Finaley-street, near Lib.
erty, by couple of persona, named John and
Geofge Willis. BE was very badly injHtedE
and has a couple Of very painful wounds ON
his head, from the effects 6f which y be- viii
rested and committed toaiail in defauit of
bail in the sum Of $3.50 each, for their ap-
pearance at the next term of the Court of
Common Pleas. a..l -. ai.l4,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
IN PARLOHs AND SITTING -RQO1fs,

IA NouseRoid fmnifure az Anoli0n Win be sold
at auction on WEDNESDAY, MORNING, August
nine O'clock the rnitare o. dweliing, Is ,eSase c,
betweeh Third and rth-streelss iconssttng q
tables, wash-stands 6c stoves, erocery, glass and
tia,w,srs, &c COOPER ST0K W ss, Aas'Es
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

PaooREplNes op THE CoUHTg COMMISSIONS
ERs.--At their regular diurnal session yes
terday morning, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting in the aggregate 70
8375; of which $22b were paid TO John Good
rich for labor on bridge In Whitewater
Township, and $3.50 to John Dorsey for ma
sonny on bridge over Howard Greek, at New
Hayen, No other business Of importance
was Transacted. 3jt4 4 ifs 81 'laS