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MAN FOUND DRowNED.-Aboutfi five o'clock
Sunday evening the body of man, partially
decomposed, was found in the river, near
Columbia. Ii was clad in black cloth coat,
woolen pants of a reddish color, cotton shirt,
and check under-shirt. The man was
about FIVE feet seven inches in hight and
thirty. years old; had dark whiskers and
black hair. No marks of violence'were found
upon the body, and as the investigation de-
veloped nothing concerning his name or pre-
vious history, the jury returned verdict Of
accidental drowning.
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DEPARTURE OF PRISONERS FOR COLUMBUS
The following prisoners who were tried and
sentenced during the recent term of the
Criminal Court, left the city yesterday at
four o'clock, for the Columbus Penitentiary,
under the charge of Sheriff Kessler Peter
Glenn, manslaughter, ten years; Andrew
Brannan, assault with intent to kill, three
years; John Martin, burglary, three years;
kill, five years; John O'Brian, grand larceny,
one year; George Benner, grand larceny 1.-TWO
idictments) one year on each.
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SCHOOL BOARD.
PROCEEDINGS LAST NIGHT.

ident King in the chair. The minutes Of the pre-
vious evening were read and approved.
The resignation of Miss Laura s. Winters, teacher
in the Fourth District was received and the usual
certificate awarded.
The Special Committee, to whom the subject was
referred reported the following changes in the rule
for admission into the Intermediate Schools, which
were adopted
!. That any pupil having twenty per cent in mem
tai arithmeuc, and averaging not less than forty
five in the five studies, should be admitted.
2. That any pupil having less than ten per cent
in mental arithmetic, and averaging not less than
fifty five in the five studies, should be admitted.
. A resolution from the Union Board, appropriating
81, 700 for repairs for the High School Buildings was
referred back with instructions to make q definite
report Of the repairs needed
Mr.. Hurlbut, Clerk of the Board submitted his
annual financial report, from which We take the
subjoined statistics:
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT TO LITTLE
GIRL.-A child aboutsix years of age, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mccarthy, residing on North
street. between Sixth and Seventh, yesterday
evening fell from the second story window
of her mothers residence and was injured
so seriously that it is thought she can not re-
cover.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

GREAT 0UTRkGE ON "A. CITIZEN. Some
scoundrels at Phoenix, New York, who have
for some reason become offended at Mr.. Gould,
the President Of that village, few nights
since entered his barn and sheared his horses
name and tail, girdled his shade-trees, cut his
carriage into pieces, and committed other
outrages The cause of this exhibition of
malice arises from some of the efficient acts
of Mr.. Gould as President Of the village. :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

PREsENTATIoS.-The friends of Mr.. J. g.
Gallagher, late Road-master Of the City Pas
senger and Passenger Street Railroad Com
panies, will present him, at the Telegraph
House, corner of Ninth and Western-row,
this evening with handsome gold-headed
cane, in consideration of his worth as a gen.
tleman and his efficiency as an officer.
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[By Telegraph
New York stock Market.

dearer' Chicago and Rock Island. ~; indianapo.
liz and Cincinnati, ~; Cleveland and Toledo sz&;
Illinois Scrip, Is; Panama, l2I5s: Michigan South.
ern Guaranteed 3256; Erie, 20s6 New York Central,
ssA; Delaware and Hudson, q; Miehig9n Southern
ss United States Elves Of 1865, l0016; California
Seyens, s9H; Missouri Skies, sl14; New York Cen
tral Skies, 959k; Erie Fifth Bonds, 694. 81 -fl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

|. o. r. M.-The great Council and Past
Sachems of Ohio, of the order of Red Men,
hold their Great Council Fire at Dayton, on
Wednesday, the 1lth inst. About sixty of
the Past Sachems, accompanied by Menter's
Band will take their. departure from the
depot of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad at half-past seven O'clock. d.
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MANS LEG Broken ON THE MAIN-sTREEr
BRIDeE.-A man named Henry Brinkmann,
while crossing the bridge over the Miami
Canal, at Main-street, yesterday evening, put
neglect this structure until some one loses
his life, and then suit for damages will
awaken the Council to. a sense of its duty.
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ANNIVERSARY PIoNIo.-The anniversary
picnic of Ohio Lodge No. l, A. P. A, win
take place tomorrow at Parlor Grove. The
Champion No. has been engaged for the
occasion and excellent music, SO that pleas
ant time may be anticipated.
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GELArINoUs LYE.-The attention of the
days issue off Gelatinous Lye, for printers
use, manufactured by the pressman of the
Enquirer establishment. We have used it
for some time, and speak from the card,
when we say that il possesses all the proper
ties he claims for it. II is also much cheaper
than the ordinary lye. made for that pur-
pose.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was still rising slowly yesterday,
with something over feet of water last evening
in the channel. The weather continued very hot,
and business was better yesterday on the Wharf,
with freights still scarce and unchanged in rates
We omit our regular report this morning for want of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

BURgLARYIs FnTH-sTREET.-The residence
of Jacob Wagner, on Fifth-street, near the
Whitewater Canal, was burglariously entered,
night before last, and robbed Of bank-bills,
coin, wearing apparel and jewelry, TO the
amount of nearly fifty dollars.
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The TRorrINe MATCH To-DAY.-The

ting match SO often postponed on account Of
the weather, between atom Thumb and
"Kate Denham," will take place this after
noon over the Trotting Park. The race win
doubtless be one of the most interesting OF
the season, and as large amount of money
has been staked upon the result, the attend
ance will doubtless be large and the excite
ment intense
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

SERIOUS ACcIDENr.-A man named John
Anderson, while engaged in unloading a
barge. Saturday afternoon, at the foot of
Elm street, was struck in the face with the
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"BLUE Eyes. This is the title of piece
of music lst published by F. w. Rauch, of
80 West Fourth-street. The words are by
@. @. Butler, and the music by Ettienne
Arnaud J ~ 7A--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

The bridge across Fox River, at Appleton,
Wisconsin, fell on Thursday, precipitating
team and three persons into the rapid cur
rent, though all were rescued without much
injury.
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City News.
LETTERS DETAINED ToR WANT OF POsrAer,

DuHUHyi July o
Miss Maria Hanhart, Ferdinand, Ind.
Edwin Mitchell, Philadelphia, Penn.
Donald Kennedy, Memphis, Tenn.
A. j. Hunt, Louisville, Ky.
=, A. Fletcher, indianapolis, Ind.
Il. Fauquet, New Orleans, La
o, Van Hise, Sharon, Ohio,
Miss f. +. Dawson, Terre Hnute, Ind
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Some extra samples of wheat were sold on
the street at Fond-du-Lac, Wisconsin, last
week at one dollar and TO four % cents per h1S 9usns
forty-six cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

Rp A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and JsWelry.
Nos. s43 and 27l Western-row.
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DU- APPLEoArE's mammoth Gallery, corner Fifth
and Main. Mark the place. je9-tf
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Rpildipsa and Repaira -WiIstaob Williams
Iobnson and Railauf "''
Rnnndaries anil Statistics -Wood,yard Adama
Watson. Scudder, Powers, Miller and TexweiI
GIaimsCReeyes Armstrone and Irwin
Cninred Sebools1Powers Newton and Woodward
Conrsa of.Stndy-iDavis I,ilientbaI Wardino Nav
ton and ISonsaii i'o"-
Discipiine~Stratton. Clark Irwin. Adams. Roiye-
kamn ana RaiIanf ' ~
IVA Observation-Disclosures. soudder Jiientbal Es
mon and Davis 10y N -'
FneINRord iobnson and Raattio
Finds and faxes"Beattie Wilstacb Eblen Raavas
and non gbertv ' ' '
"'F FnpDSess and stoves-Nue,son Woodward cald
wen wa" "' N"u
Fnrniture-Williams Watson. Eblen. KelIev and
Rard ' '''' ' 'No''' "i'
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sa- Examine the Photographic at APPLEaATE's
corner Fifth and Main. Mark the place. je9-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

BB- Citizens and strangers requiring stereoSeope
In mahogany, ros wood and leather
stereoscopio Views in groups, statuary landscapes
Steel Bracelets, Brooches, Clasps, Buckles;
Fans In pearl, ivory, sandal. wood, mourningi
Bracelets In coral, jet, gold, and In beads;
Coral Necklaces, Shoulder Ties, Negligees
Wax Beads in white coral, blue lavender;
Card Baskets, Card Receivers, Card Cases
Odor Stands, 0dor Boxes, Toilet Bottlesi
Jewel CaslKets, Jewel Boxes, Work Doxesi
Writing Deska, Portfolios, Gold Pens;
Crying Babies, Speaking Dolls, China Dolls, Waz
= DollsiI L0D 10 q g n
Ladies Purses In leather wire, velvet pearl, shell
g Travelling Bags, satchela, oabas, Dresaing Cases
Meershaum Pipes, snnhi boxes oiear-easesi ! =
And every variety Of FANCY GOODS, suitable foi
Gifts, will find them at .ti s'op r1l Cf.q-l
}. d. PARKS BAzAAR OF FANCY,
NE corner Of Fourth and walnut-streeis.
lmy29-iawdwTul
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LOST.

~ OST--somewhere between the corner of Main
h and Third-sts, and the coyington Ferry boat,
n bundle in a yellow paper wrapper, containing o
hlSeE Alpacca COAT. The flnder. will very much
obiige the owner by conveying ipformation tH me
loharge Enquirerl y
n OST-saturday morning, on the street, brown
ii naner Package, containing an account BOOK OF
church, with number Of loose-reeeipts and ac.
nunts and other papers Of value to any pne but
,he nNneTg Any person finding IL aud leaving u az
,i,is onice or nt McGechiB Hamiltons, CORNER or
LIN and Main; or II. Brown a Oo's, 80 Pearl-st.,
nt east corner Of Walnut, will confer great lnNor
soa s suitably rewarded for their trouble jyiO-a'
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AUCTION SALES.


A UQTIQN sALR-By JACOB eRAFF ; co.
M0REfNG, July IL, At o'clock, we viii sell the
Furniture Of family, north side Of Ninth street,
second house west Of FREEMAN, consisting Of imita
tion rosewood sociable, DO. Chairs, do Rocking
w.shades, oil Paintings, Sewing Machine, Parlor
and Chamber Carpets, Bedsteads, Dressing bureaus
Wash stands, Table, Feather Bed, Mating Clock,
Chairs, Lounge, Dining table, Dining and Tea Ware ,
JACOB GRAFF, Auctiopeer,
jylO fs IS East Fourth-streot.
A UCTION sALE.-By KELLOGG q WILL
street.-Large and Regular PawnbToker's Sale Of
Unredeemed PledRes.- On TIL URSDAY MORNING,
July II, at O'Clock, valuable stock Of Gold and
Silver Watches. Gold Chains, Lockets, Jewelry, &c
ALSO-A great iiety Of Gents and Ladies' Wear
ing Apparel, Dry Goods &C.
Tho goods will be for exhibition on the afternoon
jyo WV A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
a UCTION SALR-BY H. s. MILES & CO.,
IN rs Pearl-st.-Special and Peremptory Sale OF
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July ii, at o clock,
at our sales. rooms, 25 Pearl;st,, without any re-
serve, for cash. In the lot will be found 20 cases
Mems Opera, Congress and Patent-eather Boots: 10
Boots 40 cases Mems and BOYS Kip Boots IL cases
Ladies' fine Heeled Caters 25 cases Boys fine Calf
Oxford Ties 20 cases Mems fine Calf p s. Boots
10 ceses Mems Calf Rnd Buff P: =; Brogans
dren's Fine Work, slippers. Laee Boots, Patent
leather Shoes &C., all seasonable and In demand.
ALS0-Will be added and sold without any re-
serve, 80 dozen Mons and Boys Cloth and Cassi-
mere Caps; 80 dozen Mems an Boys Palm Hats
This sale Is worthy the attention of the trade, as
the stock is desirable aud must be sold The goods
are now open for examination. jys
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Suicide on Account Of Marriage-Melan-
chOIy Death Of a Welded Youth.

The coroner held an inquest, a day or two
since, at the New York Hospital, says the
Tribune on the body Of Henry ]. S. Lear,
twenty years Of age, who died from the effects
of ending his life. About four months ago,
young Lear, who was the only son Of a
widowed mother, ran away from home and
was gone for two months. He then returned,
but would give no satisfactory explanation of
his absence Shortly afterwaId he disap-
peared again for several days, taking with
him some jewelry and clothing, but returned
without those articles. This he repeated sew
eral times, his mother never being able to
account for his strange actions. At last he
yielded TO her sorrowful entreaties, and told
her that he was married, but refused to di-
vulge either the name or the residence Of his
wife. Lately he has appeared very down
cast and detected, but would make no expla-
nation regarding the cause of his distress.
One day of last week, he procured guam
tity of strychnine, and having swallowed a
portion of it, was soon taken with convul-
sions. He was taken to the Hospital, where
death ensued shortly after. The following
letter was found in his possession;
Dear Mother; now write You these few lines that
You thought had none since ran away from home.
But forget the past, and pray for me that may not
enough in this and am determined to die, therefore
pray for me- am tired Of life, and do not want 70
live any longer. 1t is true that have not treated
you well, bat hope you will forgive me-, My love
will feel better when you know what has become OF
me. Tell all who may inquire after me that am
dead Mother, have care Of j. p; do not trust
him too mnch he will fix You az he did me-get out
OF you all that he can. and then you may 60. Dear
but ask your forgiveness, People thought had no
feeling, but assure you have. Please let my em.
ployers know that i feel ashamed for my conduct
toward YOU In their presence; they eau never say
that wronged them out OF cent. Dear Mother,
please pray for me, that may not go to hell.
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HS- II you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner of sixth-street and Central-avenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
ave cents; in cases for twenty cents. Bring on the
babies--you are sure to get good likeness. III.
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Wool GROWING IN TExAs.-The Houston
Telegraph says in a late issue; "Wool grow
ing Is becoming more and more popular in
Texas. In few years, if not already the
than in any State Of the Union. Every Sec
ton is capable of rendering the business
profitable, and every section is engaging
largely in it, Wool, cotton and sugar, small
grain, and every thing else having a ten
dency to make a State great and people
Independent and happy, can be raised to per-
fection in Texas, When we get railroad
facilities for the expectation of iron from our
hills, horses and beef cattle from our prairies,
wool from our pastures, small grain ffom our
from our bottom lands, our prosperity and
resources can not fail 70 attract the eyes and
envy of the world"
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I7tOR SALE-sALooN-S Liquors, Bar Fix
e lures, Glassware, eomplete, of hTst-ciasa sa-
Don, doing pay ling business An excellent chance
o get into the business. Apply to HALE 4 CO.,
i2S-Walnut- street. .T EItf jyiOb"
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-oR TRADE-0n easy termsa iirst:
e class Hotel, doing good business and is we'll
oc0ted; the bar Is IN excellent condition and can
jay the expense Of the whole house. Apply at the
commercial Intelligence aud General COllectors'
Dfiee, $50 Central-ayanne. Yl0.b' .
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DB- The finest Pictures in the city can be had a
J. P. BALLS Gallery, No. 80 West Fourth street
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HOME INTMREsT.

sS- Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 E. Third.
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BOARDING.

UpOARDINC,-Two- or. three single gentlemen
HU can be accommodated with board and lodging
at 316 Fifth-st, above John. jy7-d+
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WANTED = ATTENTION -lmportant Secret
D.. will lecture on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at II o'clock A. M at her Office,
2. Consultation hours from Q A. NJ. to 3 p. NJ, or
through the Postofilce. Mrs. Burleigh has brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
positive and immediate relief. jel2-am
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"ANTED-A AH0USEKEEPER-One that can
w take charge OF a small house and child three
months old. None need apply only those of Arict
moIals age between twenty five and thrty-fve. Ad-
dress s. r., Box 146, Middletown, Ohio. jyl-hF
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SrPrcrURIs for ten cents. JOhnsOn's Gallery
Ninth and Main.
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Hj>OR SALE-GR0oERY-A retail grocery, in
n pleasant part Of the city, doing a good buBi-
ness will be sold low, IL applied for s00n, Call al
ava Ninth-st., west 0f Carr v2-avf
HJSOR SALE steam Engine and Boiler, nov m
II use al Nos. OD Rad tOl Walnut-street, whore
thcv can Ia seen al any time. EnRiue--Cyliadcf, n
inches dianletee stroke loet, governor and JndsQn
valve attached, and casI-lron bed. Boiler-Length,
myz3-i HARRISON 4 WILSON.
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WUANTED--A middle-aged lady, Of a kind ma
w ture, to take charge Of boy-child, about one
and half yeers old which 1t ie desirable should be
taken to the hillside some healthy location for
which che will be well paid. Inquire at 60 West
Sixth ST., between Walnut and Vine, Room No. 2,
up stairs. jyl0-b"
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WANTED "A fow more good Business Aaents.
w 6nd ten cents in stamps, by mail, to Box
1,l92, Cincinnati. Ohio and you will receive cir:
culaT, with full information. ine opening for all
found. s..f Je22-n
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WANTED-TEN CENTs-Mais ecoute bien les
wv paroles auei yais te dire. BY visiting JOHN,
SONS Gallery, Ninth and Main, you may be sure of
the best kind Of work, and eau purchase at
lower prices than elsewhere. Small likenesses lOc
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WANTED--A HOUSE On .Walnut Hills, of
w mot less than five rooms. Address, giving To-
cation, rent &C, Lock Box No. 491, p. o, jy4-h'
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UlNOR SALE-A Retail Stock of Groceries, No;
~ tlons and Variety Goods, with the good VIII OF
established business aud tve years lease on
proved part OF the city The proprietor being COM
PEELED 10 quit business, will offer the same on very
favorable terms. For further Information apply az
the corner Of Third and Coyington,
Kentucky A small farm 20 or 25 miles In the coun-
try will be taken rs part payment. 3. Yl0-f1 4
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"ANTED-Partes wishing TO dispose Of Little
w Miami or Columbus and Xenia Railroad
Stocks can secure theshighest market price by in
trusting the sale of them to the of the under
signed. Commission reasonable. Address
jy6-h' W. O. NJ. BAKER, Xenia, Ohio.
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pS-CARPENTER's cheap Pictures, 20 Fifth-strest.
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"ANTED-A woman and her husband with
w out children) to take care of house pleas
antly situated in the western part Of the city for six
eight weeks Address Lock Box 337, Postofiice,
with name and reference. r, iyl0-bf y
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"ANTED--Ay young man with S75, to assist in
w pleasant business. Also several Young men
for various kinds of business Persons can obtain
employment by giving notice at the Agency, 30
Third-st Vine, up ST ,irs, third story jy9-b%
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WANTED = vEsT-BAsTERS- AT so Rich
w mond st. je9-b'
VNANTED-Six girls to sew on coats and one
w torun machine. Inquire at 126 Walnut
St, fourth story. Jyg-b'
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"ANTED-At the Southgate House, three
w COED chamber girls and one wash girl.
jy9-bf p. M. HARPER, Proprietor.
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WANTED-A good German, English or Amer
w lean servant, to do general housework in
small family. Apply at 20 Mo McFarand-st. iy7-d
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"ANTED-1,0OO MEN-TQ sell new and
w splendid CAMPAIGN MAPS and BOOKS.
Also to circulate by snbscription several popular
subscription books. For hlt particulars, call uPo1f
address MACK II, BARN1TH, Book and Map
Publisher, IS West Fourth-st., up stairs. jy6-f%
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WNANTED-Four smart, energetic mon, with
w good business capacity, to whom good wages
will be paid. Apply at Room o, Hart's Building,
East Fourth-st ...H HH .-s.ttts jy7-fS
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"ANTED--A frst-rate Savage Machine, with
w four six cutters also email Steam-en.
gine of about two-horsP power, and boiler vertical
having all, part to dispose Of either new sec
nd-hand may address Box 002, z. o., stating
price, terms and where they can be seen, jy7-e
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"ANTED-Men seeking situations as clerks,
w salesmen, book. keepers, bar keepers, porters,
o)opers mechanics laborers, and others, should ap
oily at the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, No.
12S Walnut street. ljyl0-bfl HALE co.
, 1860-07-20

b0- Hon. E. r. Geary, Superintendent
of Indian Affairs, reached the Dales on
Thursday, 28th ult., on his return from q
trip to the country in the neighborhood oI
Harney Lake. Mr. G. had gone out, in
company with Indian Agent Abbott, for
the purpose of treating with the Snake In
dians, bat all his overtures were rejected,
and he was compelled to return without
having accomplished anything towards the
pacifcation of the hostile bands that infest
that country. The Indian interpreter sent
ont to tender presents in the name of the
Superintendent, was rudely repulsed, and
told tina if he had "powdeg and ball they
would accept them, but that nothing else
belonging to the white man was wanted.
Evidently we are to have trouble with
those Indians, and the sooner measures are
taken for their chastisement the better it
will be for the peace of the whole upper
country-MONntainocr