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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25

Snow SroRk.-The snow commenced fall
ing early Yesterday morning. and fell very
fact most Of the day. The fall would doubt
less average eightto ten inches on level
1t was great storm, and as it drifted con-
sideratly, wemay Calculate that the railroads
are badly blocked up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25

A. NEW Book fOh GkEIlElk
TsHE KANGAROO HUNTERS or. Apv ssruRxs
srak BusH By Anne Bowman, author Of
"The Castaways.' "The Young Exiies,"ac.
For sale at
OGDEN, BRoWNELL ACo,s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25

GIVE tender the compliments OF the
senson TO oil our friends and readers, and
hope'th may each and oil have and help to
make Alright merry Christmas. II is won
deriul how THE great day has carried il
agninss . century of hostile legislation and
two centuries OF unfriendly literature even
as it indicates the growth Of heavenly chart
~ and al kindly feelings.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21


PoLrcr CouRr .--In the Police Court, yes
terday, John MCGOWAN was charged with
committing an assault on his wife, aud plead,
in justification, the improper conduct Of his
wife, Three attorneys volunteered on each
side and Jury was summoned, and after
long, but amusing trial, a fine Of $40 and
costs was assessed upon the defendant.
TIE FREE SourH RrrssuED-ARaEsr OF
VIM. s.. BAILY. Yesterday morning the
Free South was reissued and number Of
copies circulated through the city, and as the
Legislature, at its last session, passed an act
for the suppression of incendiary documents,
warrant was issued by Justice Haltam for
Mr.. Bailey, and he was arrested, preliminary
TO an examination before two justices of the
peace. Col. Fisk and s. 7. Wall, Of Coving-
ton, were employed by the defendant, and
as neither party was prepared for trial the
case was postponed till to-day at two O'clock,
Mr.. Bailey, in the meantime being released
on his promise to be present at the hour ap-
The following are some of the principal
articles upon which the prosecution is
founded: fn
HSlavery can only exist by force--by taring
and fenthering good men-by ducking them
in ponds Of dirty water, shaving their heads,
LSneing them, and destroying printing
presses that dare to expose the acts of its
, r,naoatorsg ? Erfir.ls6r -aisaGg Oh .e tt
| tisifyd rsdress can he obtained for anv of these
wrongs committed upon slave soil. Who,
netnated where II now exists much less ex-
landed INTO Territory now free7 TO extend
sIaverx is 10 extend mob violence. DESTROY
;n5;y;SuaI nronertv. and crush the liberty 81
tbe The nress -,,f - q 81 .'--iI6r Z \
ssfbere Is n suirit of freedom now abroad
IN tbs So,tb and that snirit sbonld he en-
no,,ro,,od ~ ,nS hv botb nna,, aud woman Tho
souaaseu yord ~ D all nra,. the ,vorid 20 de-
s oymuu .,,.t 81 ~ .,enss ~ se,,,o. Sr,,
spssu ~ sle la ns aoa;os ~ ~ ~ ~
sct ne .tas snd IL bororad hy ali men and tbose
sPse' sa,s, a,u a. nS,,s.;r tn-ront ,aS-- III
win the respect Of the good and great Of al
nations
And aoain.
aTho r,ohh;,o ho,a oSor hav;no dss,rovs,
orr nfioa oos oD hsar;nn thot n NJ Gisv Ia,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
Cov1NaroN NEWS.

APPOINTMENT OF SUBoRDINATE OFFICERS
BY Col. HARMoN.-lSo odious was the law of
the recent Legislature organizing the militia
that at the last election semi-idiot, named
VIM. Harmon, was elected to the Office of
Colonel, he being the favorite candidate of
all the principal nOf the city. A day or
two since he received his commission, and,
initiating Gen. Jackson, he has rewarded his
friends, by appointing them on his staff.
Among the persons, thus rewarded, are Maj
Harris, Col. Cambron, and others.
SERIOUS AND PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
Yesterday forenoon, about eleven o'clock, a
team, attached to a wagon loaded with brick,
took fright near the corner of Fourth and
Madison-streets, and ran down to Scott, up
setting the wagon on top of the driver,
Henry Hoffman, breaking his back and
thigh, and it is believed impossible for hin
to recover. He is about forty years Of age an(
resides in the Patton subdivision of the city
IcoMMUNIoArED.I
To The Editors Of the Daily Press:
Please announce in your issue that tn
Executive Committee of the Tenth Congress
sional District of Kentucky will meet o.
Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock, at Dl
Lees drug store, on the corner Of Pike an
Madison-streets, Covington.
JAS. r. WHITTEM0RE Sec.
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Ill West Fifth-street, Cincinnati, o

SCHOOL BoARD-PRocEEDIY LAST NIGHT.
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair. The minutes
of the previous eventing were read and
approved.
Miss Pamela Savage and Miss Francis
Weisberger, were temporarily appointed
teachers in the Second District the former
at $25 and the latter at 500 per month.
On motion of Mr.. Caldwell, SIS was ap-
propriated to the Fourth District, to repair
the house.
Miss Harriet Jemison was reappointed
teacher in the Sixth District, at salary of
$25 per month.
Mr.. johnson presented aproposition from
Judge Este, offering to sell to the Board q
lot fronting eighty feet on Ninth-street and
running back $50 feet on st. Clair-alley, for
$24, 900; likewise one from Miles Greenwood,
proposing to sell one sixty feet front on
Race-street, between Eighth and Ninth, aud
running back ninety-fve feet, for $4,000
Referred to the Committee on Lots, witt
power to act.
Edward Herman was appointed to TAXI
the census of the Thirteenth, and Jacol
Bealer totake the census of the Sixteenth
| District. f-tH.at yL.t I
l. Andrew G. Hubbard was appointed as
sistant teacher in the Fourth Intermediate
School, at salary of $25 per month.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
JAS. R. wHffTTiTfEiM0RE, Sec.

MODERN MIRAcLE-A WOMAN STRuck
DuMB.-The wife of laborer in Albany, N.
Y, on Sunday, while returning from church
engaged in conversation with her husband,
suddenly found herself unable to articulate
whisper. The loss Of speech was attended
with no premonitions, and there were no
indications of any disarrangement of the
throat. Il was not until evening, some six
hours after, that her voice returned, which il
did az instsp taneously as it left. = as '4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
ooMNGnRoIAI. AFFAIKs. MIIIr
DTouetnry and Commercial.


The Eastern Exchange market opened yes-
terdsy morning with good deal Of furry, and attsr
one on the houses that had announced is intention
on Saturday 10 put IL down at the commencement Of
this week had begun to sell at H some others
drew for y, and the rates were irregular A. thor
conveniently could be; but before one o'cloct the
figure settled down, with one OF two Ok ,eptionr.
toh. ,E.f1s r i..ttie
out the day for y, and stated that to-day they would
i0r pdFes a 'dgs aspossa ~ es M UniS FsE
ID customers only and for tic csstais banks
% sex 'HPgs' SESS sI Sss 'sss 'sSs
before snOe the orsanssicn cf the Bank, has SssS 4
toiefabfy active iUr the ssSsSS and The supply q
s CsTSss az Sc s S RssSg g
moderate, but as large as usual on Monday primo
dold was auet, and rates were lower Z being the
New orleans Exchange remained nominal 1t 30 . .
" discount buying and par selling rate.
qeesn1 5'ss sIs:S
err HShSnsc t s. louis nat Hd the sns so q saS
were in very Sctvo request al x discount ssIiias
S Ssss. Of E.sssas: saa Coin 2. .ss GIssso q
Bank hours Yesterday aferneon' were a. i. iglsows
New York AissiSySessSs ssiysss Aa TSg s1sis:s sa
SS;sea ssas sss$ $ s$. sria
4 pEsu HeSRreu' 'es
American God ."... .''''y' 3 prem. s6Ssocprsm.
aS .usn @ y dS sS:s % ss q
RRodsss RlS yGga hsys We Rssn SGngss a AZ 70 % %sSs@i e s
B5ees mf.s I'M ~ ~ Sv We s syn 70
~ ~ - ~ IA har,r1is .sa pr ~.
held hIniy AZ So 5ss9o' Int no iransactions were
report. d. Bacon was very. hrm at ~, l29I33e, T.
Hlhaas ShanIasrss ~ az ueidarHs ~ % ty
Menfs were stid al Aeiilc, and sale OF i00O6O
| pounds was men TONED al lie Groceries wero I'M
Changed. Choice brands Of Wheat were IN good do
Rs ana gus prime BseS we're arm and In request
tn NI....-t. and rv,orts ~ vsri,u. .rti,la., ,
,'-s 49,. go at~,,, horr. .,s,,, vs.tsrdav ,oo,,
| - :. s,, 7-7' - e
"ste as tono"s. no.
Imports-Apples o. brls.; Barley, lg5 bush But.
ter, l4 packages; Corn, $50 bushels Cheese, 6it
boxes Coffee, " bags; Flour, Llfa brsi Hay, % y
baesi Hogs, 2i2 head; Lord, 100 brls.i molasses,
| 20 brlsi Oats 3,ig3 bushels; Pork and Bacon, l6
hhds brlf., and 10000 lbsi Potstoea, ~ bris,;
Sugar, 20 hhds,; salt, 25 brls wheat o'f55 busni
Whisky 40 brls. -. - ,... x..g9 -
Exporfs-Apples hrls. Barley, 100 buahels but.
ter, 303 packnees Candies, 40 Doxest Oorn. "
bushels Cheese, 3sg boxes; Coneei ~ pass siour
kegs; Moasses, 81 brls.; Pork and Bacon, o6g hlds
l22 terces, 60I brls, and 81 boxes; sugar % hhds
| Salt, 36 brls.i Wheat fiO3 bushelsi WHISKY oe3
| brls. 'Ht ..t .t tr..a % .- -I.. .frs .a n
1 The statements of the ST. Louis City Banks last
| -, - -. a.. ,noraa.o g., avorv t,ca. eio os,
week snow quite an increase in efeiS hno ~
Of circulation $40 900 maturing Exchange and S76,-
| zas of Coip The State and Mechauics partiouariy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

The WAaaoNER SYMPATHY MEETIKa.-The
meeting that was announced to be held last
night out of sympathy with James Wag-
goner, the recently liberted slave, was post
poned until Thursday. 1t will then take
place at the church on Third-street between
Race and Elm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

, EASTERN APPRECIATION OF WESTERN BELLS.
Messrs. Watkin, Free & Co., Of this city,
have just completed q large bell; six feet in
diameter, four feet high, and Weighing 800
pounds, which is destined for st. Johns
Episcopal Church, in Elizabethtown, New
Jersey. II is cast Of iron amalgam, and is
said to be much cheaper, durable and of q
better tune than ordinary bell-metal. d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

ADkMs's EXPRESS CoMPANY.-To Adams's
Express Company we are daily indebted for
Eastern and other papers--delivered almost
invariably in advance Of the mails-fayors
that we thoroughly appreciate, and for
which we are greatly obliged. st @ s9eF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

MAN DRowsED.--A man named Mott
about nineteen years Of age, was drowned
yesterday in the Ohio River opposite New
port His body was recovered last evening
and brought to this city, where he resides
with his parents on Third-street near Syc-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSION
ERs.--At their regular diurnal session yes
terday morning, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting in the aggregate to
$347 81; of which $3.50 were paid to ]. w.
Gillespie on account of the superstructure Of
Csrfhaze-road; $135 II TO George Fries for
payroll on the new jail, and $62 80 to F. i.
Fries for rent Of work-house. No other busi-
ness of any kind was transacted. 81. e..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

FRz LAST EvxsrSG. The alarm Of ere,
about haIf-past ten o'clock last night was
caused by the partial burning Of 9 frame
house on Plum-street, near Second. The
damage was not extensive, and the loss was
Consequently small. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

The ELN.srRREr TRAaEDY.-Georgei J!
Caldwell was before Judge Lowe, yesterday
morning, for examination, but the case was
postponed until Thursday, and the defendant
released upon giving bail in the sum of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

= BURGLARY IN PLEAsANT-sTREEr.-The resi-
dence Of man named Charles Boyd located
in Pleasant street, near the Hamilton-road,
was feloniously entered night before last, and
robbed of money, jewelry and wearing APP
parel, amounting in the aggregate to nearly
800. The house was entered by means Of an
outsider, and .ransacked so noiselessly that
the inmates were not aroused by their noe
turnal visitors ttf- fl r'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

DOUGLAS CLUB IN THE FOURTH Wand
The Democracy of the Fourth Ward assem-
bled in goodly numbers last night and or
ganized a Douglas and johnson Club. The
following gentlemen were elected officers:
President--J. H. r.. Groene. ~ e =
Vice -Presidents-T. Cronin, Martin Dick
Secretdfy-Major j. w. Burke. ....,.
Treasurer-Josep Sommer.
Speeches were made by Major Burke and
Mr.. Greene, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. ~ ,AiT'dE MU4A tttek
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
Cincinnati Market.

rUoUPTba warlist Mn, ycrv d,i,l to.day. and
az, ,I,a iin,itod nnd III oorder to efact .aaa
me demand 3us su ~ " sp sp b ,onS
have Is SSsegtsd The SMer grades UoTs1s5 are Rs
~ Ia Srs. % rpnelton MiIs. red wheat at 81 rs; 81
1y; sbaaf az 4, I4 ~ o. " w. 0"''
WIZ MhsS! bs a. Market y ia Arm and pcbansed.
sales OF 700 orls' at 7ssree', tne iater ra'e ZOE
"IPfSoyIsIONs- Pork is held firmly at $40 rs
yaU' 49, ~, " 10 u "a "a tsfIc aon hhds Eidcs soia a.
I1 40 AZ sboriders A. aSSc The sale renorteJ
eor ,S,,re daIi iyaS. at was for the ft half
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

The RECENT STABBIsao ., APPRAYs.--A
stabbing ARRAY occurred last Tuesday night
in the Fourth Ward, between John Moran
and Thomas 0Brien, during whichthelatter
was severely wounded In the arm. Moran.
was held 10 bail yesterday morning by
Judge Lowe, in the sum Of $500, for his ap-
pearance at the Court Of Common Pleas. yl
Last Fourth Of July Frank Lemons
stabbed Robert Adams four times, during a
difficulty that occurred on Oulvert-street,
near Seventh. A few days ago he was ar
rested, and, upon examination yesterday,
morning, was committed in default OF bail
in the sum Of $500 10 answer the charge De-
fore the next term Of the Criminal Court, ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

\ J AN UNeALLANT JEHU AND BRUTAL Doc
BHRhY-A WOMAN BEATEN BY A HAtKMAN.
There are some persons connected with the
police of the city who scen to take spartic-a
ular and demoniacal delight In abusing any
woman who is unfortunate enough to come
in contact with them, and cases are Of fire.
aucnt occurrence where females have been
treated outrageously by some of these more
! than ordinarily brutal Dogberries. The
| following case, which was developed yes
terdsy morning in the Police Court, viii
| serve for on illustraton: raBS r. -.
IL. A couple ofyouhg and rather fast woner,
named Mary Frisk and Elizabeth Bonner,
after having been driven about the city for
some time on Saturday evening, by hack
man named William, Dow, upon leaving his
cab, refused to pay his hire. Officers Fisher
and Hatley were Immediately. called upon,
and the girls were arrested. On the way to
the Station-house, verbal quarrel occurred
between Miss Bonner and the hackman, DUR
ing which number of hard names and o
large quantity Of vulgar Language was made
use Of by both parties, when one Of the OH
GERS advised Dow 10 knock the girldown,
which he Immediately did, and was there
Yesterday morning the trio was before
Judge Lowe, the females charged with dis.
orderly conduct and Dow with assault and
battery. The former cases were dismissed
but the ungallant hackman who 50 readily
yielded TO the brutal advice Of the policeman
was fined $40 and costs. Y-+sra "a.
This arrest was entirely wrong, because
there was no dlsorderly conduct until after
I the arrival Of the police, and, we presume,
never would have been any but for their in
. terferepce The officers are certainly aware
Z, I that they have noanthority to arrest persons
J who either can not or will not pay theii
I debts; and therefore the Get OF the policeman
| in advising the assault deserved punish
ment equal, at least, TO that which was in,
|, i fiicted lpan the person who Hstened 70 hi
suggestion and followed his advice.
: When these officers, who ara Regarded q!
a the protectors Cf the peace Of the city, breal
/ II, and advise others TO break Il; wheI
4 women, who, although ffail, are khockel
y down and beaten in the presence, and wit
!, the advice Of the police, II seems 70 as higl
tina for q change u that department. whic
a]i will render prisoners eafe, at least froI
]. "a abuse, while II the custody Of abe law, an
provide for the summary punishment (
4 ihose Whe aid and sbet such e1trsses ape
" s9ys,9 i,p.sA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

ATTEMPTED RoBBRRY OF A JoURNALIsr.-
One Of the attaches Of this paper, with whom
we have been acquainted for quarter OF a
century, and whom we never liked, although
he Is perhaps our best friend, would have
been robbed, day before yesterday, IL he had
owned any thing of sufficient value to in
duce any one TO steal - 2 -
A couple of impertinent intruders invaded
the sanctity of his sleeping apartment, ON
Sunday afternoon, and.ransacked his bureau,
but found nothing worth taking away, and
therefore departed, we doubt not, Disguised:
They were discovered while in the act OF
leaving, and looked as ii aware that they
were in the room lof ascribhleffor q daily
Iapapsr, and were ashamed of themselves. We
| earnestly hope they will pardon him, aud Il
he ever escapes from the Sysiphian labors Of
u Journalist and they will visit him, then he
| prop1ses 10 have some thing in his possession
| that it win pay them 10 steals. ,ltt2ltae ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

Picnic FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Sisters OF
MERoY.--A grand picnic for the benefit Of
the Sisters Of Mercy will be held at Metro
poiitan Grove, Thursday, August %. All
persons interested in behalf of the poor, for
whose benefit this most excellent order Of
sisterhood has been established, are invited
to come forward and purchase tickets.
They win be fully compensated BY a
music and other enjoyments beitting the
occasion. Boats will leave the Walnut
street Landing at seven o'clock A. M :, and
call at Fulton and at the foot of Fifth-street
at halfpast seven. Come all, and assist the
Guardians of the Poor. Your reward will
be in Heaven. 5..--.fts-5b l5s,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

MissIoSARY AID IN IEpnA.--It is estimated
that while the salaries of missionaries In
India are nearly all paid by the Societies
sending them out European residents in
that country give $3.50, 600 per annum, pay
ing the greater part oftheir other expenses.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

j. GRAEF L Co. sell at auction this after
noon, at four o'clock, ON the premises, sesei-
ty-lye feet Of ground with the improvements
Front-street. See advertisement.i ~ ia q .a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

THr Cosr or a KoxIous wEsp. Tho
duties levied on tobacco In Epglsnd last
year, were fS, 500, 900. or over t2t, 600 600, Of
which, forty per cent, o. 4Op4 9Qo Ves'
paid ,hy The .taboring CLASSES, ~ lIet en
enofmoos bum Cor deleterious zope<Huity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
STEAMBOATS,.

TUESDAY PACKET FOR pARKERsBURG AND
bEEx bEExfNaEY, Il in II Place Of idbeSty.e. wss,si -
vim isays as above, on gEspA y SPA X, n gps ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
CBy Telesrsph.I
Nex., Varlr nTnrAree.


New YoRK, August 20-P M.--0otton
exhbts shade hrmer tone, with sales Of $50 baies
a. nc. for middllng pplands; 40, - ,,,,,, ~.
common grades have again beef1 compelled to sub
init 70 still lower price IN prdez . rsalize: sales q
. sOS Srs extra sass sSs ~ io SF sapsrss
sS i0@5 IS for common to medium extra Weslera
SS SoSp 6hS SloSns SS lTr hsa fnsdsd in he sass
$500 brls tOr export at The range Canadian EloIr %
sSet at Is lOai 20 f5r common to choice superine-
WhisEy L Ia lair demand aud prices are without
material change; sales Of 506 brls, At
trade emand: ssies u tt0D bushels new wlasY. rsi
w stern, and COO red Slate q q 90 Z9 BUSH
SsnsscIs wha,s atss Ks1iHSrS inCS. 81 SSSsis
white Indiana at 81 so@i so GO bushels whise Del
io So Iye auls and steady ,, ssIss d Ss1ScsS n.;
aged mixed Yves ern: eO7e,c. t,r sound DO, chiefly
al as9c E ro2na se,low va 49, ss,n W Mns ne
aa 81 sns p.Iss. xlshog. striking sAsass
| Old prime, .Bsef steady with 4 moasrste denend;
for DO sssi Ss@ @ieao for repaaked mess and tI,e
IL for extra nless, Prime nees Beef and Eel 1si'
SgIi saa mali n.siesiiS sses =. SRSeh Ss ~
~ liss bnee agiss ssisi e ~ s We ~ baf cier
Siics * esiS cd is sss r. ,
State Qhesse steady ~ s'iS we t'1 y
s.stSs * ss. !. 1. sHs I:!, y ~ II. /.
n aylnssSs ,s sss sSa Ss e, 8,
DpR D1isaic ieries. The sugar market sh2uek eait
!: n. e: ssss isg soay sss,ss ssSsss s, q s s
ssy css, ss.a q s,sss !: sss - ss
gS3dg iSdsI 4hpIs sIsa5a 'O's 'V0PA''s 'T'y 49, -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.

Timothy Brady was insulted in beer-gar-
den on Yine-street, near Liberty, yesterday
afternoon, and knocked down one Of a party
OF Germans, who afterward meeting him in
another drinking place, renewed the quarrel.
Brady struck the German on the shoulder
with bottle, when the latter fired double
barreled pistol at B., only one ball tax
ing effect The bullet fortunately struck O
rib, and glanced off making only slight
wound. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

--LATEST FROM JAPAN.--HayesYOu tried the
new teas from Japanf Call at Pendery Il
Co.'s, northwest corner of Fifth and Walnut
nished free OF charge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

PoLE-RAIsrNa.--See advertisement Of pole
raising in special notice column. .i.a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

: New SoxG-"Strike the l.yreTis is the title
Of new song written BY Q. 9. Butler, and
set Co music by +. w. Ranch. q ~. 4, 81 ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
BtrIEa's IsE.-The following from the

BuTLER's INK.-The following from the
Milwaukee (Wis) Bookseller, we fully in
dorse: ,Egsla HT54 1873.
Sink, and no Mistaks-To dip ones pen
clean and bright as gold dollar-into an
inkstand, and bring it forth dripping with
dirty water or gummy and dirty with q
pitch-like semi-liquid,is ,is enough to make one
about to flow from the diamond point, and
think an anathema upon the swindler who
tries to earn mean subsistence by blotting
and selling such mHrky stuff for ink.
"Buy Buffers Fluid, give it fair trial, and
we feel confident you will thank US for
drawing your attention to what we believe
is the best Ink yet made" ....-.t.,,. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
PERSONAL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. needing male
H or female help, can be supplied free Of charge,
will be sent and but responsible parties need
apply.a Is "a ~. -. Auu1--p-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

AcolpHNr TRoM raE UaE on OAnPHhEn.- "A
widow named Findley, reading on the north
side OF Fifth-street near MIL was severely
burned last night BY the explosion Of Cam
iphene lamp. Her arms, neck and face were
j, dreadfnlly 'charred, and II was with difficulty
that the flames were prevented fom COM
I imphicating tkenseiy % 70 the building. Her
wounds are extremely painful but not at all
likely 10 prove fatal. - =, "a a.. $50 ! sd {
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
LOST.

n OST--SLUT-A small black and white half
IL terrier slut without muzzlel; She has one or
two front teeth In a crooked condition. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same at Wright
sons Printing Once on Walnut-street, above
Fourth. auzl-D.
n OsT-A GOLD BRACELET-.A Marked on in;
il side "J. /. Logan" The finder will be well
rewarded by returning 1t to No. 14S Pearl-street,
between Race and Elm. - eazo,p-