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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21
[By telegraph
New York market.


NEW YoRk, July 20-P. M.-Ashes con.
IS IL for Pearls. ~
Cotton is little more steady, while prices have
undergone no material change. sales Of 1000 bales
Mlddling Uplands quoted ut 10>folehc.
export demand, and limited inquiry for the supply OF
the pressing wants of the home trade: sales Of $500
brls at 10 for superne STATE S5 45 for ex
for common TO medium extra do, and s. 505 s. foI
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. The
market closing very heavy, with holders OF ofcommon
Flour rules oaIte % dull. and Common GRADES eaaer
sales Of $50 brls at S5D5 10 for supere and $500
80 for common to choice extra. Rye FlCdr quiet
and steady rn-mesl without striking change
Whisky in pretty good dcmand sales OF $50 brls
at t2l092lAci chiefly at the inside price, T..
Wheat dull heavy and l@2c lower: sales Of $500
bushels good white Indiana at 81 as $500 do choice
40, and Is 600 Milwaukee Club at 81 27al 2s. Rye
quiet with sales of 100 bushels az e2c: Corn only
in moderate supply, and with al fair Eastern and
prices have slightly advanced: sales Of 900 bnshss
at 6l11G1621fc. for sound mixed Western; CSC. fnr
choice do. Oats In fair request at ss@l01fc. for
Western and Canadai 4O@4lc. for State.
Pork quiet and without striking change. sales o.
1850 brls az SIS 409l9 go new mess SIS so old do.
Sle b5e 62, thin do.i $40 25 prime dol $50 25 caai
dol $2t 23@24 81, new prime, ana Sl2 25epl2 co. old
$50 brs. at S49t 25 for country prime 81 6Oo . foI
country moss SS1l0 50 for repacked Tness and SIG
u for extra mess. Prime mess Beef dull and nOni-
nal at Sl3@ls. Beef very quiet and pnehanged
Western, Cut Meats firm, with sales Of IS package.
at SQS1tc. for Shoulder, and l0Nc for Hams Lard
trn and quiet: sales of $50 brS. at ls9lshe Bacon
Butter in moderate request At lO@lSc. for 0his,
7@l0Hc. for inferior TO prime.
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The Ohio opposite this port continues 10
recede steadily having declined during the twenty
four hours ending last evening some fve or six
inehes only leaving channel depth between here
and Louisville of about six feet The river is falling
at Pittsburg, with twenty EIGHT inches OF water
there yesterday at noon. w
The heavy thunder-st mentioned in our last
issue continued throughout Thursday night and
yesterday, and last evening cloudy, with driz
zllng rain and prospect of more storms. hotwith-
mobphers remaiSed warm and suitry, and we look for
burning Saturday to-day.
and though there we're nctmore than ten or twelve
steamers at the wharf, few Of them were occupied.
tions with very moderate offerings n 81 = y
The river at Louisville on Thursday evening was
water the Canal During sG the prssos ,ss wsay ou
hours had recsded two inches st the head Of me
Tn. TOW. boats Antelope and y4s Guthrie, with
evening The latter had burned her b3ilers
The bell beat Submarine No had arrived % Nv Y
ms%pSs snSos S5a rom iarss o "1oc OF hs OBJ
The 81 LoSs St lsst accounts aob BY
i, Twelve ses feet Tin in the channel out % Cairo.
TAS D 5s .s sSs sna ~ss sSss
pG&iRS. &Ss Upper MissisCpgi - Anias non g, Paul
inches on the Lower Rapids, Beley Kspknk shsFs
Aye sHa shfq hss sst n n tS ,,n shaSns s M only
Ave foet fpll In the channel Irom Weston dowh.
The Arkansas River continues to recode, with
twenty.tw inches water 20 Little Rock
The Missisaippi, at VioksbufG on Saturday, was
blling rapidly Red River, at Shreveport continues
70 decline. Tho Caddo Gdsete says /" Red hivof
twines along like lazy reptile these hot days, and
i will takea tremendous fall OF rain 70 bring IL to
good steamboating stage" ~ FfA
srHAslBoAr REGISTER. y
A,ripas- Superior Louissiilei Magnolia, Mayssille
Forest Queen, Madison; Clipper, Big sandy pnn-
lelth, Neville; KanaWha valley AanawhA River
Commodore PerD, 81 Louis MaFy Cook fittsbnfe
Dspart,rcs~ s~Superior, Louisville; Magnolia, Mays-
ville Forest Queen, Madison; Clipper, Big Sandy
Dunleith, Neville; Arizonia, Dock
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EXCITEMENT IN VrRGINIA-VIGILANc AND
ANTI-VIaILANCE COMMITTEES. - In Orange
County, Va, says the Alexandria Sentinel,
there exists much excitement in relation to
the operations of the Vigilance Committee
which has been organized there. Several
men of bad characters, who have been ordered
to leave the county within a given time,
refuse, and threaten bloody resistance. A
meeting has been called by unknown parties,
for the avowed purpose of ''taking into con-
sideration the best course to be adopted to
suppress the unlawful and unjust action of
the Vigilance Committee, who threaten the
lives and property of some of our citizens
upon suspicion only. All in favor Of law and
order, aud opposed to unjust oppression and
bloodshed, are earnestly requested to attend.
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gsfhE bAe nor

Bsmarkable Case Of selfDestruction--A
scptcgcnarlan Destroys HimseIr with
Hydrocynnic Acid. .-
A man named +. w. Spencer, who is em-
ployed in the dairy of Mr.. J. G. Townsend
on the Lebanon Pike, near Avondale, about
eight o'clock yesterday morning discovered
dead body lying near the roadside Coro-
ner Carey was Immediately called upon, and
an inquest held, which developed the fact that
the stranger had committed suicide. .I
Very little is known in regard 10 this mel
archoly affair, or the circumstances that lead
to IL, save what could be CLEANED from some
papers that were found upon his person. A
letter of introduction, in the German Ian
guage, written in Baltimore, and addressed
TO man In this city, named Graham or
Gramm, stated that the bearer, Chas. Colds,
was an excellent physician, and requesting
him TO assist the friend of the writer in his
endeavor to procure position and practice.
A bill for advertising in the Votkstreund,
dated June l. 1859, was also found which
indicated that he had been in the city a year
or two. He was lying on his back when dis
covered, and an ounce bottle labelled Hydro
cyanic Acid. U. s. D." together with small
wine-glass and a stick of lunar caustic, were
found by his side.
The deceased was about seventy years OF
age, and in the circumstances we have re
lated are written the history Of his suffering,
his want, and his woe. His wallet was
empty; his struggle with life had been long
and terrible; he remained in the contest until
the burthen became too heavy for his soul
and then calmly retired to the green hills,
| and beneath the canopy of that Heaven by
which he had been deserted, destroyed the
existence he could no longer honorably. sus-
| tain. .,. .torann .......
Selfdestruction is always sad, but seldom
more so than under such circumstances as
seem to surround it in the present instance
1t is not often that persons who have reached
the age of seventy or eighty years commit
suicide; but when they do, and, as in this
case, the individual seems to have had more
than an ordinary degree Of Intelligence, ant
to have destroyed himself purely in self
defense, the inanity of life becomes the more
apparent, and the uselessness of existence
still more palpable. All cases of this kline
have tendency to arouse our sympathies
and while we can not mourn the departed
we of necessity weep over the suffering tina
preceded the act.
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ooMMEHcrAL AFFAIRS.


Financial affairs were very QUIET yesterday,
and hardly anything was doing In the Banking
quarter. Cur roy vas in good demand and the sup
ply limited. for the season. ii
The Discount Houses have large offerings for the
midsummer period, although some Of them say thoy
have means on hand which they can not employ TO
advantage. Tho rates o. Paper are sesi0 per cent
per annum e hrst-class Paper and iatRis per cent
for inferior grades
Eastern Exchanges was steady, as before, at X buy
ing, and premium selling rate but the market was
Gold transactions were yery light. although dealers
took whatever was offered AZ premium
The 'sSelIus M Flour yesterday, was dpllsr and
d5itisul.y dime IN selli9g; suReIasS Cd made, wss et
wheat, at - h0af 60, and extra family % fancy At
s * jasS. whisky was duI' Wth ssies Of i,lOO brls
Nc Mess PORK yss suis. ys.,sraasi inforior brand.
Baoon %Ss hsiS rHH s "a se1 9Tl%e afS but
Meats were offered at s%@iO2e butiO0.sOo lbs, were
Coeo Wa Buoysni; sugar srmSr aS Moissses dull
=, Prime. wheat was in good demand foI export, and
Rye, Oats, and Barley remained dull.
The imports and exports Of various articles during
the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon were
Imports AppleA, 3il brls. Barley, sey bushels; But
cofcS iss bags; Flour, ,oas 6rIs Hay, 2SS bales,
Hogs' s2e o head S, Lard is 6rai MOIssssa q orl,
brls Potatoes, % brls sugar, 27 hhds; Wheat, l.
'Oi SSs4s. wS:tE Sg SE. sFi Barley. oph Butter
2C7 packages; Candles g boxes Corn, agS bush; t
STs GGs;si "a S 2sss III oT oss
bush Pork and Bacon g 6hds T, is5ees ,s5 S! =
Wheat,i, III BUSH Whisky, 1853 bris = ~
Thursday's New York TS'nes observes IN regard tU
Wednesday
We hear Of no changes 10 the nierket for Money
to-day. We notice Continued inclination TO give
heI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

PROJECTED CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE HoME OF TAE .FRIEEDLEss.-We under
stand that q concert for the benefit of the
Home of the Friendless is talked of among
the friends of that institution, TO take place
during the, coming week at one of the
churches of this city. The affair will give
our citizens an opportunity to become intro
duced to the musical abilities of Mr.. Robert
Heller, whose magical performances at
Woods Theater have delighted all who have
witnessed them.
AS prestigiator Mr. H. ranks with the
greatest who have visited our city, as all
will readily admit who have seen his Won
derful feats during the past two weeks; but
his excellence in this respect is entirely over
shadowed by the magical effects he produces
upon the piano and organ.
In company with select party we have
had the pleasure of listening to his musical
performances, and have no hesitation in pro-
nouncing him eminently superior to Stra-
kosch and Leopold de Meyer, and almost, if
not fully, equal to Thalberg. He is much
the best organist we ever heard, and If the
project is consummated, as we earnestly
hope itnay be, we doubt not our citizens
will Endorse the opinion we have expressed.
II is remarkable and startling, but never
theless true, that we have now in our city,
pianist, who, if he would but devote him
| self TO music, would entrance the age with
his skill and we write after having had an
opportunity to judge of his merit from re-
peatedly listening to his performances.
He belongs to the school OF which Thalberg,
we believe, was the founder and plays with
u delicacy of touch and expression, rapidity
of fiugering and thorough appreciation OF
musical ideas that are rarely equaled. This
praise we know is extravagant; but those
who listen to the effects he produces upon
| his instrument, we feel Usured, will conclude
| with us that il is not undeserved. The con-
cert should be given not only for the benefit
Of the Home of the Friendless, but also of our
| citizens, who, will doubtless, appreciate the
talent to which they will be introduced upon
| the occasion.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

New OPERA BY ROBERT HELLER.-We un-
derstand that Mr.. Robert Heller, who is now
performing at Woods Theater is engaged
upon, and has nearly completed, an opera
entitled Zdnoni. The subject is taken from
Bulwer's well-known novel ofthat name, and
the libretto is said to be excellent, in this re-
spect almost wholly unlike that of any opera
with which we are acquainted. We have
heard portion of the music, and if the mu-
sical thoughts be elaborated as they seem to
us capable, the opera will take, when COM
pleted, high rank among the works of art.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

PoLITICAL.-By reference to the announce
ment, it will be perceived that VIM. II. Ben
nett is a candidate for Marshall
FLAG PREsENTATIoN-This afternoon the
ladies of Newport win present the Kentucky
rown-ball Club, of Newport, with beauti-
full silk flag. The affair has been in prepara-
ton for some time, and will no doubt pass off
pleasantly. The presentation will take place
at four o'clock, in Colonel Taylor's field, at
the East End of Madison-street. All are in
yited to attend.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

PRocEEDIEeso OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular diurnal session yesterday
a resolution according that part of the grant
Of the Plainfeld Turnpike which reserved
eight feet on each side Of the road for a side
walk, and relinquished the entire road to the
Turnpike Company.
Nicol. Hays, Joseph Millen, G.. W. john
son, s. Vile, H. Brown, and Joseph Shoen-
berger, were discharged from Jail because of
inability to pay the fine and costs charged
against them. No other business of any kind
was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man named Jos.
Clark, residing on Elm-street, near Fifteenth,
was knocked down about twelve o'clock
night before last, ON Liberty-street, near the
canal, and robbed of So in money and a
watch worth 500. He was quite badly
beaten and bruised, and made considerable
resistance to the scoundrels, which, however,
seemed to avail him little.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

SALE OF AFRICAN NEGROES AT New Or
LEANs.-The New Orleans Delta announces
that twenty-three African negroes were to
be sold on Friday last at the Sc. Charles Hotel,
and adds; There is much discussion and in
quiry as TO the character of these negroes,
whether they are of the recent, or whether
they are portion of the one hundred and
ninety for whom graves were dug at Key
West One of the lot boy of seventeen,
weighs one hundred and seventy, and is over
six feet hiph
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lBy telegraph 90

NEW YoRK, July 2o.-Stocks heavy and
TolsdS, ssz asisns and cSicsso,, ssjtI Illinois Cen.
trail Scrip, 70; Michigan eoutherp GpAranteed,
S2Il; Harlem, isK; Michigan Central szh; Reading.
~; Hudson.ssh E5ie, 3st; Erie a Aese4sad, n. aoA;
United States Fiyes, "a, lOlSi MiAsoufi sixssi s1H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

A LITERARY CURIOSITY RENEwED.-A great
literary curiosity, the Memories de Casanova,
had been out Of print for a long time, and
could be procured only at an enormous price
A new edition of it, which was issued in May
at Brussels, in four volumes, was, therefore,
very seasonable, and can not fail to meet
with SUCCESS a Ha
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

GREAT OoNFLAaRATIoN IN CoNsTANTINoPLE.
A tremendous fire Broke out in Constanti-
nople on the morning of the 10th Of June,
near the mosque Of the Sultan Achmet The
houses, which in that quarter of the town are
From 800 TO 1000 were consumed before the
FIRE could be got under The whole work OF
destruction was done in about eight hours.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21
CovINGTON NEWS.

POLICE CouRT-Three regular hd5itues of
the Police Court were fined $4 80 each, by
Mayor Foley yesterday, on a charge of dis
orderly conduct. ~, ....-.I t..-.it
CANDIDATES FOR Cry 0FPIoEs.--The fol-
lowing are the candidates for the city offices,
to be filed on the first Monday in August
Mdyor-Hon. John Goodson, Democrat,
and Bush Foley, Opposition.
MdrshGI-Harry Riff, Democrat and s.
N Longacre, and Clinton Butts, Opposition.
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AN AUTHoREss's APPRECIATION OF Con-
PLIMENT.-It was some slime since stated that
a Southern steamboat had been named Best-
lah, in honor of Miss Augusta ]. Evans. The
boat made her trial trip the other day, and its
ladies' cabin was adorned with set Of silver
ware presented by the authoress who had
been complimented
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

RELIGIOUS FREEDoM IN ITALY, Perfect
religious liberty for all Protestants has been
proclaimed by the Legislative Assemblies of
Parma, Modena, Tuscany and the Legations.
Naples, Venitia and the Papal States being
now the only remaining States of Italy in
congregations Is still forbidden. There is o
Presbytery of the North Of Italy, embracing
Nice, Genoa, Leghorn, Florence, Malta, Glib
raltar, Pau and the Canton. ia,a +ffNt y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

THp GREAT VAN AMBURaH Snow.-The
lovers Of this kind Of amusement will have
to-day the last opportunity of witnessing
that excellent company of equestriaDs aero
bats and gymnasts, now performing on the
City Lot. The feats of Mr.. Melville, upon
his bare backed horse, are remarkable; the
tght-rope performances are excellent, and
the exhibition Of the trained animals is ex-
ceedingly interesting. Altogether the enter
tainment, for one Of the kind is quite agree
able, and we advise all who delight in per-
formances OF this nature to embrace the
opportunity that is now afforded them.
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PERSONAL.
LOST.

n OST-A black thin Mantle, with a narrow
~ black fringe, somewhere between the jail on
tho sad mantle and leaving 1t at this Office will be
literally rewarded. jy2l-bf
II OST-A POCKET. DIARY FOR ls6O-with sub.
~ scriber's name and address In IT, containing
latters and papers OF no to any but the owner
The finder win please leave 1t at Box Office of Woods
Theater. ljy2O-b-l ALEX. FISHER
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SECOND SIaHT AND MAGIC MATNEE.-At
the request of several citizens, Mr.. Heller has
determined 20 give q magic matinee at
Woods theater, commencing at halfpast two
this afternoon. AS the experiment Of "Sec-
ond Sight" will be withdrawn after the
evening performance, we have little doubt
the matinee viii be largely attended. Mr.
Heller's entertainments are fast becoming the
rage, and are indeed we'll worthy Of the
popularity they have acqured. ~
We understand that during the afternoon
performance Mr.. Heller intends to hear any
explanations that the claimants Of the $500
reward can give of the mystery Of Second
Sightp and eitser 70 prove their iallacy or
pay the promised snm to the FIRST discoverer.
We are also informed that several of the
wonders Of Eastern deKterity yclept Indian
magic are in preparation for the coming week,
and that Mr.. Heller intends to render mani
fest the efroneousness Of the belief that in
Elusive tricks the Asiatics exceed or even
equal the Anglo-Saxon. This has always
been our own opinion, and we predicated on
the fame of Houdin the skill of Heller and OF
modern aspirants for the Presidency. The
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST
The following estimate of the expenses Of the
Board of City Improvements for the month
of August was transmitted yesterday to the
City Auditor: NJ l. ~
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A crowd of 1000 in Limerick, Ireland
burned Garibaldi in effgy recently, after
having hung him on Gallows Green. His
enmity to the Pope was the cause.
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1t is said that Senator Benjamin has re-
ceived retainer of $4,000, to proceed to
California to argue the question of title to
the Almeda quicksilver mines. otf
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HOneabIe
N.NFN NJ,
Mayor. r. NJ. Bischope

Mr. Bischop As. now the Dog Law, is in
Operation it aught, to been seen into in
sencible manner. AS. now, the Policemen
are throwing it around on the side walk in
day light for. we have Citizens have seen a
Child pick it up and would propeble have
Eaten II If man had not just taken it away
from it, and then Opned 1t and seen the white
Strikeline in it. Your Respectfully
A. Citizens
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ARREST OF A REPUTED THmF.--A man
named Andrew Seidlebach was arraigned
before Judge Lowe yesterday morning, upon
a charge Of grand larceny, preferred against
him by aman whose name we could not
learn, residing at the corner Of Twelfth and
Vine. The defendant was accused of steel
ing watch and $lls in gold coin on the sth
inst, and a portion Of the money was found
,,,iland N Inil 10 a,rait an aNamina afion that
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

BURIAL OF THR New JHRsnY FAT MAN..
Wesley Haan, the fat man of German Valley,
Morris County, N. j., was buried a few days
since, He was a middle-aged man, and
weighed about 600 pounds. II took 9l0 feet
Of lumber TO make his coffin. He leaves a
wife weighing about 800 pounds, and Of very
large size. ~ lDn - ca ll.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

CHILD RUN Over AND SnvHRHLY IsJuRED.
A child about three years Of age, whose
parents reside on the corner Of Freeman and
liberty-streets, was run over yesterday even
ing by cart. Her left leg was broken in
two places, and her body otherwise severely
injured. A physician was Immediately sum
,,,nnad N har aeaiafanoa and iindar hia traaf.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

.---------- = = = = u y y - -
ErOR EXCHANGE Eighty acres Of ane-tim.
R bered Land, near the Ohio River, in Pope Co.,
lllinos, and BEAUTIFUL Lots in euindaro, Kansas,
or near 0ineinnat. Address Box 1,143, Postoflice,
Cincinnati, Ohio. jy20-bS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

ADAMs's EXPRESS sCoMPANY.-Thise excellent
Company place US under daily obligations
for Eastern papers, always in advance of the
mail-favors we especially appreciate, and
for which we are duly thankful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

A terrapin was lately found near Amiss-
vile, in Rappahannock County, Va, on
which was written Thomas Spindle, l847."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

The typhoid fever is prevalent in Nanse-
mond County, Va, to an alarming extent,
especially among the negroes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

Count de Choiseul and Miss Cecile, eldest
daughter of the late DR.. Huard, were united
in marriage few days since, in Charleston,
S. @. 'e' HA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

The Doc DAYs.-A citizen has sent us the
following communication in regard to the
execution of the Dog Law, from which it
would seem that it is thrown around in rather
a loose manner, and ought to be seen to;
Cincinnati July 10th 1860.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
sATURDAY...-.......-........-........~~.JU 21
City " ews.

NEWSPAPER FAvoRs.--J. P. Glore, Mail
Agent of the Covington and Lexington Rail-
road, furnished US yesterday with Louisville
papers, six hours in advance of the mail.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-21

AN UEPoRruRATE MAN.-0n Saturday
morning a DOOR man, named Maguire. turned
out Of his boarding-house, was found sitting
on the steps of the Courthouse, at Chicago,
suffering from continent small pox, the most
,..l;,,usnt 4y,.a 81 that diaaaea Tha .,nor