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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
Later from Pike,s Peak.

ST.. JOSEPH, August S.--The Pixies Peak
Express, with dates to the I'd inst, arrived
here to-day.
On Tuesday last three sporting-men, Carl
Wood, George Steele and John Rocker, in a
state Of intoxication, entered the Office Of the
Rocky Mountain Neios and seized William II.
Byers, editor, brandishing cooked revolvers,
and threatened to kill him instantly or any
one who should interfere. They forced him
to accompany them to the Criterion Saloon,
where they became more violent in their
threats and demonstrations. The proprietor
of the saloon succeeded in attracting their
attention while Byers was taken out at the
back door, and escaped TO his Office. The
three desperadoes mounted their horses and
rode TO the Net0s Office, and endeavored TO
decoy Byers, with the intention of shooting
him, but failing, they rode past the Office and
fred several shots into it, which was re-
turned, one ball taking effect on Steele, but
not disabling him. By this time the whole
town was rouDed, and turned out en- ntdsse in
pursuit.
When near the Platte they separated,
Steele coming back toward town, and was
shot in the head by Thomas Pollock. Wood
and Rocker were captured two hours later.
Intense excitement prevailed, and cries OF
chang them" resounded from the crowd.
Cooler counsel prevailed, and they were re-
served for trial. Their fate will be decided
to-day by trial.
Wood was once destroying angel al
Salt Lake but fed hither having destroyed
a saint. Wood and Steele are both desperate
characters, and are dangerous to friend ol
foe when intoxicated. Rocker enjoys sim.
liar reputation.
It is reported that rich discoveries have
been made about thirty miles from Colorado
City, on the road to Tarryall, on the Platte
Ali who possibly can are leaving Colorado
for the new discoveries. Weather very
warm and sho very.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
nv NRYER FAILa.-nANYIILE
A New Feature in Dentistry.

K@SNS9A JPAINi NO DRHGSi NO DAN
Roots Roots Of Teeth BY the inventor Of On en-; 64ffn
in this city. The astounding reputation this novel
process has met with With within few weeks past
beggars description.
Read tho following affidavit of highly esteemed
gentleman Of this city:
This q to certify that l, G. B. Rufin, have had
four teeth extracted by DR.. jerome D. Francis,
without causing me any pain at all, and that can
confidently recommend DR.. Franciss now method
being the only harmless and efficient process, and
great desideratum In the science Of Dentistry
July Is, 1850. @. B. RUFFIN.
STATE OF ONO, HAMILTON County, ss.-Charies
B. Ruffn, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith
that the matters and things stated above are
true. CHARLES b. RUFFIN.
sworn before me and subscribed in my ;S;..".'',
presence, this 25th day of July, 1860. ANAL
JOHN II. PIATT,
Notary Public, Hamilton County, Ohio.
Main Once, 137 West Fourth-st, where am To-
Gated for the practice of the above process as well
other branches of the dental art.
N. b Dentists from distance send to me for
INSTRUCTIONS, all complete, for $50, to John r. Toll
land, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Teeth eStractod gratis for those not able to pay.
The bcotts Legacy Medal and Premium has been
awarded by the Select and Common Council of Phil
adelphia to the inventor of this process. aus
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
Brecxiur,dxe Convention.

SYRACUSE, August 8.-The Breckinridge
Convention has nominated the following
ticket:
For aovernor-James t. Brady, of New
York.
Lieutenant -Governor-H. K. vieIe, OF
Buffalo. ...... 3D.
Canal Commissioner-James NJ. Jaycox.
State Prison Inspector-Robert W. Allen.
Electors at Large-Gideon ]. Tucker and
Henry s. Randall.
At the conclusion of the business, Daniel
8. Dickinson was called out and made char
acteristic speech.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

A day or two since Hon. Thomas f. Mar
shall, of Kentucky, lectured on temperance,
ut Poughkeepsie, N. y, and, at the close,
signed the total-abstinence pledge. Poor
Tom, he will not keep it.
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HOMIE INTMREsT.


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River News.

LousvnLr, August e.--River rising slowly
with four feet two inches In the canal
Weather cloudy; mercury ere.
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Say A. A. ErsrER, Clocks, Watches and JoWelry
Jos sI3 and 27l Western-row.
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BB- Good Pictures In for Is cents, at APPLE.
GATES Mammoth Gallery, Fifth and Main. aul-tf
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nsg- Pictures for ten cents at JoBNsoS's Gallery
Nluth and Main. ..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

Vs- II you want good Picture, call at tho south
wo5t corner of sixth-Btroet and Central-avenue.
Pictures taken and put In nice gilt frames for twenty
I've cents; IN eases for twenty cents Bring on tho
habies-you are suro 70 get good likeness.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

NOTICE. THE REPUBLICANs
A of the Western Precinct of Millcreek
Township are requested to meet at Brixners Hall,
in Cumminsyille, THIS DAY (Wednesdsyl, August
Republican County Convention, to be held at tho
Melodeon Hall the 9th instant Tho polls will be
opened at O'Clock p. M and close at Q. BY order of
auS-aF IF. LAKEMAN, Elk. Com.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

nS- The cheapest Pictures arc taken on Fifth-st
at A. s. Blooms, II West Fifth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

WSTHE REPUBLICANs OF THE
RNa Sixth Ward will meet at Blany'e carpenter
shop, Park street between Fourth and Fifth north
side, THIS "wednesday EVENING, the sth inst,
to elect Delegates TO the County Convention.
auS-a~ W. II. COX, Ex. Com.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

EB- Clothes renovated and repaired, l2o W. sixth.
sS- Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 K. Third.
mB-CARPENTER's cheap Pictures, 20 Fifth-Stroet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Cincinnati Market.

r August ZS.
FLOUR-The market opened dull and
heavy, but after the New York market report
was announced on Change, an active demand
arose, and about 1000 brls sold, chiefly on
private terms. y
WHISKY--A good demand and the mar
ket firm; sales of 750 bbls lS@lsbc lat
ter rate for wagon =
GROCERlES-A maderate demand for
Sugar in the small way at 7sG98lc for Cuba,
and S4994c for Orleans Noasses quiet at
43@44c Coffee dull at l42@l5Ic
WHEAT-The demand for the prime quail
tiles continued good, but the lower grades are
dull We quote prime white at 81 l2@l Is
and prime red at 9s9$l 90; sales 23O bush
prime white at 81 IL, delivered 200 do do do
at 81 ii; 300 do do red at 81 IL.
CORN-The demand is good and the mar
ket at 39@40c for ear in bulk, and 52955c
for mixed and white shelled-including sacks
sales of 300 bnsh mixed sheled at 53c.
0ATS-The demand is fair and the market
steady at 3sc in bulk, at the railway stations
sales of 800 bush in bulk, at canal, at ?7!c;
900 do in sacks at 29c.
RYE-The market is steady, with fair de-
mand at 65@68c.
BARLEY-The demaud is unsettled, ex-
cept for choice lots for seed; this kind com
mands full prices, We quote fair to prime
fall at 65@75c, sales of 364 bush fair fall at
65c, and lao do good do at zoe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Arrival Of tI1e Nova scotia.

FARTHER POINT, Aug u.
The steamer Nora Scotia from Liverpool
on the 10th inst, via Londonderry on the 18th
passed this point this evening" bound to Que
bee.
The steamer Bremen, from New York, ar.
rived at Southampton on the l7th inst.
LONDON, Aug. 18th. The Paris correspon,
dent of the Altemdine ZeituRg of. the 10Th
inst, says that the Pope has written very
melancholy letter to the Cardinals in France.
He looks upon all as lost, and although con.
vinced that he viii die by the bullet of an as.
sassin, he declares that he will quit Rome
under no conditions and for no price.
CoNsLANTINoPLE, Aug. l7--Advices from
Damascus Of the 18th inst state that Feud
Pascha had surrounded Lebanon with troops,
and threatened with the sword the Druses and
Shieks ifthey did not surrender in two days.
Twenty Sheks had already been taken, and
nearly 800 other important arrests made A
thousand camels loaded with plunder property
had also been recovered
The Sultan is about to address an autograph
letter TO Queen Victoria, and the Emperor
Napoleon, on the subject of Syria. in which
he will express desire to have the sole pup-
ishment of the offenders
The massacre at Balbee is confirmed. No
details are given as yet ...ft
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times's city article.
of ofThurseay evening says:
disappointment in the expectations of
change in the weather and threatened poIiti-
cal contingencies, have led to a further decline
in English funds. American securities show
great firmness owing to the anticipation of an
active business In breadstuils. No gold was
taken from the bank to-day"
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fl5TEHEGRA z hi 81
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
tBy the Pony Expfnss.l
From California.

Sr JosEPH, Aug a.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco ad.
vices to the 10Th inst, arrived here last night.
The Pony Express, with St Louis dates to
July 3lst, arrived at Carson Valley on the
llth inst
Charles Duane has commenced suit in the
U. 3 District Court against Charles Goodall,
master OF the steam ting Hercules, for 1926, 900,
Capt Pearson, Of the steamer John J.. Ste
phens for $4,000, and Capt Watkins of the
steamer Golden Gate, for $4,000 damages,
growing out of his being forcibly carried away
from California by order of the Vigilance
Committee in 1850.
The San Francisco Herald has changed
editors, and comes out for Breckenridge. It
Is now owned and controlled entirely by Fed
eral officers
A new Douglas Democrat daily. called
THE Nation has been started in San Fran
cisco A Bell and Everett daily, called "The
Constitution has also been started.
Politics are exciting in Oregon, but there
is no new evidence to show the relative
strength of parties.
The Jacksonville Sentinel having come out
Tor Breckenridge, a Douglas paper will be star
ted in that strong Democratic county
Reports from the Jacksonville quartz mines
continue favorable,
fire took place at Sacramento on the
morning of the 18th inst, destroying the
Union Hotel and number of adjoining build
lngs Loss from 81, 900 to $4,000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
From New York I,

New YoRK, Aug, 2T
Capt. Ogden, of the Navy died in New Y orl
Saturday evening
correspondent of the New York Times
says Austria has now 100000 men in Vene
tia.
The same letter says the Neapoitan Gov.
ernment had decided to postpone the parlia
mentary elections indefinitely This step.
which is equivalent in the eyes of the Neapol-
itans to an abrogation of the new Constitution
will produce an immense fermentation, and
only hasten the crisis which tide king wishes
to avoid.
Advcees from the West Coast OF Africa,
ria England state that the Captain of the
American barque Edwin, of Salem, had been
accused of killing some Kroomen, and attempt
ing the lives of others The gun-boat Lochin
was at Cape Coast, and the Commander was
investigating the affair.
The King of Dahomey was about to sacri-
flee two thousand persons to the memory of
the late Kings father.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
New York Market.

lBy Telegraph for the Daily Empire,l
NEw yoRK, Aug. 2s.
FLOUR = Receipts 1864 bblsi market
better sales $4,000 at 1905 35 for superior
statei 2O@5 35 superine western; s 4O@
80 common to medium extra western; 5 70
as So inferior to good shipping extra r. II
o.
RYE FLoUR-steady at 5O@4 25.
WHEAT - Receipts $1,000 bu; market
better; sales 10000 bu at 24I@l 25 for Mil
waukee Club 26@l "a for winter red wes-
tern; 3O@l s5 for white western.
RYE-Quiet at 1906.
BARLEY-Quiet
c0RN--Receipts II, 1862 bu market active;
sales $4,000 bu at 63l@63 for sound mixed
western 6s for round yellow
PORK = Firmer at 10 20 sor old mess
10 50@l9 70 for new mess
WHISKY-Fim at 20
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 27.
WHEAT--Sales $4,000 bu No spring in
lots at S2@S3c in store; 10000 bu, later, at
.Sl@8l4c; $4,000 bu No in lots at Sic 30
900 bu in lots at Soc 5000 do at s01c; 1000 do
at the close at 794c; 2300 bu rejected winter
in lots at ice; 1900 bu rejected spring at 73c;
2l00 bu No ! red in lots at Gle
FLOUR-Receipts 1886 bbls Shipments
5l93 bbls Sales of 100 bbls double extra
spring at 81 25; 100 bbls superfne at 4 rs; l50
bbls Sterling mills on p t.; 80 bbls CONNER
cial choice spring wheat extra at 35.
CORN-Receipts 45,ll4 bu. Shipments
56,8l6 bu. Sales of 1000 bu No 2 in lots at
36c 5000 do at Bic; $4,000 bu No in lots at
39c 60U0 do at 3S2c; 1000 bu No2 canal afoat
at 384c; 10000 bu No at the close at SIC in
store.
0ATS-Recepts 1910 bu. Sales of 1900
bu in four lots at l9c
RYE-Receipts 1893 bu. Sales l6O bags at
48e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

Res~Y Yesterday some one volunteered us a
police item to the effect that several men were
arrested on the corner of 9th and St Clair, for
rowdyism, and for abusing their horse One
ofthe party called upon us yesterday evening
to make correction of the short report which
we hurriedly made. 1t seems that the party
in the wagon were out on a ride, and that
some of them thoughtlessly commenced to
sing rather loud to suit some of the police,
who at once arrested them. tbs not true
that they abused their horse, as we were err
runeously informed The men intended no
disturbance of the peace, and were peaceable,
law-abiding men, who for only once forgot
themselves but for short time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

Ba5~We have but few words TO say to the
Pennsylioany smut yender, whose card APP
peared in the Journal this morning. He is
right in but one thing; we don't know him;
there are two kinds of men we avoid-those
who know entirely too mnch and those who
don't know anything. We have no acquaint-
ance with BAKER; but he related what we said
he did, and to those whose reputation for
truth is as good as he can ever expect his to
attain under the most favorable circumstan-
ees Finally, "the subject of this brief no.
tice" has unwittily obtained two first rate ad-
vertisements, without having been subject to
our terms; showing a yerdeney on our part of
which, we trust, we are sufficiently ashamed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-28

REis~ The little boys were out last night with
torches and transparencies, and were shouting
for DOUGLAS and the Democratic ticket They
carried large hickory bush with them in pro
cession, and we learn that when they were
passing along, and having their fun, some
Republican men (2) went out into the street,
took their hickory brush from them and tore
up their transparencies. Some little boys
we're also out in procession with torches and
and were hurrahing for LIN
COLIN We did not learn that Democrats in-
terfered with them in any way In our local
capacity we command the peacel We say in
kindness and earnestness, these violent dem
onstrations won't do; they will have the effect
of gathering storm; and we depreeate any
thing inducing to violence. Let us hear no
more of these demonstrations.