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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-21
CHINESE SALUTATIONS.

The salutation between two Cinnamon
when they meet, consists in each claspins
and shaking his own hands, instead of
each others, and bowing very profoundly,
almost to the ground, several times. A
question more common than "lIow do YOU
do :"is. ''Iiave you eaten rice ?" This
being the great staple article of food through
out the empire, and rming the chief and
indispensable part of every meal, it is taken
for granted thatif you have "eatsn rice"
you are well. Etiquette requires that in
conversation, each should compliment the
other and everything belonging to him, in
the most laudatory style and depreciate
himself, with all pertaining to him, to the
lowest possible point. The following is no
exaEgeration, though not the precise words
'.What is your honorable name? ?"
"My Insignificant appellation is Wong"
"Wherc is your magnificent, palace ?''
"Nly contemplate hut is at Suchau."
"How many are your illustrious chill
dren 2"
'.My vile, worthless brats are fve."
SLOW is the health of your distinguished
spouse 7"
"My mean, goodfor-nothing old woman
IS WE'LL"
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roftaxsattamie County Lands
FOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT,
lnmnCil Rluns. Iowa.

x wqr n %. 7G. $50 acres, autIaiuing. Mr.
y. Springer fsrH, miles Ser;hof town.
sEar s = Or J. rs. t2to acres, ca Mosautine creek
-HaiteH EsnH. miles above Judge BTyants farm.
NJ n lar 5, II, 4l=-S0 tcFcs timber, on MOsquI-
tus creek. : mile sarihaf Mr. - fsrHl,
NEafs n sp5-is0 acres, silver creek bottom land.
H"ta{EgnE stt 90 acres aE lgber, en- the 0ad to Wa
terbGyy's, ia SHELBY orunty.
- w az: \ r. ar 4T; s y sw Or sni sr
" 2 Is, 1910 acres, Nishasbstsny teitng tst-
'vu liant. o., tsc sIaEe raute east mile west e Big
Grove ieintuZ siesusas and JadgsJ Ayae's farms
the ssutt and Mr Files and Flcshef's on the east
There better bzly u land in western Iowa than
As; with gleaty of timber aud numerous settlements
rear.
Also wqrN " qrs aud y or s v ar I. IS. $50
nc'er atie eastot ahVYei eotsa iaN4 VITA some
So sw q 10 pa4 EersEars,TT, ge--i2o acres,
NtsHasSetSHy sttaa aaa Eliies north Of Newton, and
uesr CUts{Hzsr's aIll; shoE 20 aceeS ta3heg the
t1krt atle nF,rth ~ tsr aee ate rssd
+ u aBJ " az !. 7s St- . ssFss- batr'1n land
nu tac &{shnsHsttsHy RIvsr, Hssts be~'~ NewtaSn,
sn8 iAN sarAs distance abUve lela, AL saa4E8g W.
Nwqcsw " qrsE W. sEqrF and y f s-S wqr sli
EN y Z ar 81 y y ar; 81 Swar ar NqE
std y " a. jrgJ n. sa4oo acrss, on PSesocEesk.
s1,ss u'Iss s,5ve Reefs aas sad IL ntes poTth 81
CaEHcil Biaas.
scss Missouri RreF botosa laat. s3ises fToui Coun
sji H8aas.
EStws Swtr. srd ws,NwuSw n
.tsd &Frs bottom sfes aad npltH's prairie ez kAs
Fgfssa y mites 0f Cesh,s s}at's at5gt - sSre
si tSfsesr- fhls very aae sTast T., svse Tara.
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q ~ ;, t4-zae &srpS, bs;kofa a2Gi, uile EFga
Czahs}3 Wfass
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-o zEes totsza isua, sa L''ie S'I'e-, Ha4ss east
q l. = E&jbf4-
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s.ges 'asaos aa "a slrrs CFesS asies east ef L. J
IEttts
E4sE a. ap3 asEsF IL -, ii--isn ARES, ST.
Sc secs a-tss' sEz, = "a s saaks = srisiss ca rev
sistr raaa
sEsrNw s. - $50 ssFess raige north II $.
Ft8sss' aaA q FeDaNf'S farms
So gr ~ aag a. y w a. "a. - saisn ssrss,
pss7te azsh saIT ie~sas tsrese ssfs fr0sa NsS-
tl'Eu.
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SELLING A RETuRs TICKET. (

The Detroi. 1drerfiseI tells the folloNs
ihs story:
Az amusing Circumstances occurred %
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ra,lrosds
growing out of the half fare arrangemsns
i, force during the session of the Chicago
Convention. A gentleman in Pdtsbnrk95
hasin. occasion to yi.i. Chicago on basi-
ness, and not wishing to rtforB immediate.
~. eu.ess ored, while On the train, 20 de.
pose Of i.is return pass, bat u seems had
not been yesy snecessfui in EsGiDs 2. psf'
chaser. u
A, las. be bill npor good.na'nred iooks
inv gent,e,sap. wiso considered ihs cs = ~
rsg.; the best in The country, and who would
nsver trase, IN the same direction 0res suy
other line. lie was about 10 return 70
p..ssburgh, and was not supplied with :
na~a. The ssiron mat" thought b. hsd =
ev,to,seY as .ass. sna 10 hung 70 hiis lskS :
creditor for full bali an hour. sa =
s.i,i. .tuyeYs aud sellers wers apsrt,
and our friend begaf, 10 think that ths good
na.efed gentleman was tough essssss1.
The usual lodges of trade wefs tbsn fsseee
ed 70, aud suddenly the yesdsr coias - ~
conclusion that be didn't care 70 ~, si.ss
sll, perhaps when be Eot p es'esS0
could get premium Tor his Hekd. les
genslemsn Who liked the rcsd - we.Is 80
iust then called sway BY sbs ssads.esfs
shs Pittsburgh nsn took sdssneaSs 2. y
s:,scpcs 70 enquire Of scms oss neas
knew Who The party vas thss bs bsd pses
chatting with.
.Oh. yes.u ~ss The reply. "lhae ~
ns.-. Pres;dsns of the Tosdx q 9lsosAtY
slated the PiasbuSghsr, - ! nsss.s
been trying tbs islf hosf - ~ - z
ticketJ 7.s' "
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Dissolution.

FAs es-ExEfNxFehss EeTvsssass e1ssskaS Esa2es far
srua asSse sazs ssyse x 7S@0 Hsa&sasz sa = ss4s
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A witty young rascal, passing through the
town of - in Alabama. not long since.
wanted some whisky, and knowing it could
not be obtained except by medical prescrip-
ton, wrot one himself, signing his own name
with the cabalistic "M. D." attached, and
presented it at the drug store of a gentleman
who, though unrecognized by him, proved
to be an old acquaintance.
"Halio, Frank !" said be, "whcn did you
get to be a doctor!''
% I'm no. DOCTOR"
"Wby. what's this NJ. D. to your name
for. then 2"
Frank saw he was caught. but determin.
ing to make the best Of il, put on a very in.
noeent look, aud meekiy answered:
"Oh that's for Mighty Dn'"
OF coarse, be got the whiskey.
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e. RURROvGHs.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

Nkih faTslss rissss, y}tssiSsas asi pesisrs f1r
w FHFs7ss 50 Fss Bs}S8lSSs, w3El Fa7FaEJy sttsFts
fy sf5enfn a.. SssF "a faavr RzsaEeag in yF4s Nc X
II Rs54asaa's SrssEFy SEezv Al Salz zasf4sjes! a.
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rps.ey ". G. gtnses. Teea4s r. ssefss s. u C
sslssss tsz ali rsass Ia thls tssA g&ztI eags ever
sSssFts fer
Mas s. 1888 --tv
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QUESTION Ton Ti:r pocrog.

The dog question has assumed another
and Cd alarming complication. Here is a
correspondent who proposes an inquiry ne
are Hes able to solve, bas which comes home
TO every one who loves "sassirzers:-
Mr. Ettytur: That what witch to SAX
ron is whether strychnine what The police
girss 10 dogs xon't pIzen the. heurass being
after sAssiDgers has been fside. Please 70
ras in the paper how this is. for II fride
-trictnins Is piIen 50 aSin sasssngers.
Yours till p.zsned.
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CT'A farmer who had employed green
corn IN the ear. On coming in, the farmer
said
swell, Pat--did ron give the mule that
corn 20
"An' sure, jist as vees toold me-.n the
ear.'
aHow much did you give himl,
ssWell. you see, the cracher wouldn't
heuld still. and kept switching bis ears
about so, that conlia't get above fst
fu!! in both his ears ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-21

IA Scotch WOMAN, when on her wsy
to Glasgow, met two young sailors, one Of
whom abruptly aecossed her
How are goa, good woman? Ifow haze
you been this long .ilne2"
Looking With surprise a. the young man
whom she did not remember 20 have before
seen. she said
8. canna sag ken you, sir.o
Net know me, Old womans an The
devils sisters soa.'
:. Are ye tie desii's sisters SOM Tceh,
when take better l5ok at yoa, inoa, but
go.s Gre Ike your nsefe.s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-21

rT The phrase, :. fighting on bis own
hook" is now more elegantly rendered
/" "wsging war upon tbs ind:yiduaiisT of his
regsoEal -corss.s
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II. G. MUTT. F.A. TRIrLE. J. S. ANDREWS
The Merchants Exchange Bank.
OF S
II. G.. MUTT & CO.,
Council Bluffs, Iatra.

AIoSEYS RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, PAYABLE on
" deHasud ~ specified date with or without In
tcrcSt, per agreement with depositors.
Transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued when de-
sired
We draw direct on New York. Boston, Philadelphia
Detroit ana Chicago and have also perfected
BY which Issue Drafts and Letters of Credit on
she principal Bankers In one Hundred and FtfiySeven
Cities u Europe,
collections made in Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
braska free VI chaTgs aud reited current rates Of
Exchange.
We receive orders 10 Buy and Sell on Cemni ion
Real Estate la Iowa aT Nebraska
Invest Money tor Capitalists, aud Buy and Sell Land
Warrants al current rates,
REFERENCES:
Lr HuRAy s Co Y City GREEN. THOMAS & Co..
nRExEs. &. 90. pEEia Pa ! GaaIaAut,n psnans
VERMONT BASk. Month, | Burlington, Iowa
Ecrrpunt. WhEREN Co. BANK, Ills.
HARVEY KfSG, Esl- Boston DAVID Il. PRESTON n co
l.. e.. BERRY s. Co. Adrian, Detroit, II ichiean'
Michigan. In20u.
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REPUBLICAN x0Mix ATOMS.
s3za ------ -S-a~e
For presidents,
HON. iBRiHiM LINCOLN.
or ILLINOIS
For Vice President.
HON. HANNIBAL HlNLIy.
OF MAINE


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
ArLARoE.
FiTz HENRY WARREN, J. A. cHAPLINE,
Of BarFiHgsea. Of Dubugae.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
In Dhss.--N. L. MCPHERSON, Of MaSison Cesa.y
2a Dif.-cHARLEs PoaEaoY, Of Boone C0gaty
ASSISTANT ELECTORS.
!tss Diafrfef-J. N. NEgcoAB, Of Dsris Csuafy
BEN RECTOR, ef Fremont Cozafy.
ID Dis.rset-s. v. BATES, OF LfaH County
W. B. FAIRFIELD, Of Fioys County.
STATE TICKET.
For Sscrstsrg Of STATE,
ELIJAH SELLS. Of sIusca:inc.
For AUDITOR,
JONATHAN W. CATTELL, Of Cedar.
For TrsdSarsr
JOHN w. JONES ~ rraruIn.
For Attorney General.
cHARLEsc c. NOURsE. Of Polk.
For Rsgfsier Of Land o5fee
AMOS B. MILLER, of Cerro Gorao.
FOR eosoREss-IsT DISTRICT.
SAMUEL r. CURTIS.
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Bsfersaess.
Ptffs5arg. s. Louis
Bank af Pittsburgh, yno J anderson & 60
Exchange B1bk, Messrs. Page Il Bacon
Nessfs. Kramer Rahm, ELoker, BceieS Co.
Holmes Sons. tK n. Ynlett i Co.
Willis Boptbe, Esq lMessrs 3ryan l. 20
Wm. IS Pakey, Esq. Torn
PfnHsyiBaniG. Cook srgent Il povaey
Mpnon9Abeia ~ Of Brown HEM, Hitems & Co.
vile. iIoyt Sherman Il Co
FTahkitn bkof Washington Hon. Tiinas B. Benton Jr
baltimore. Springfield, IN.
Com. ?, B'kos Baltimore' NJ. * F.. Insurance Co.
Baltimore Savings Bank. lEIark's Exchange Bank
AessTs. Johnston Il Bro Jacob Btnn Esq
Z" Robert GarTet X Sons lH6n S r Logan
T Marsh smiih, Esq. Col Jna Williams,
Nathan Pusey, '' JGtksoHriae, Ei.
Miles While, 90 Hon, Wm. Brown.
3st1 York. '' Exhard Yates,
JnS. Thompson, Esq. H. r. Elliott ESQ
PhIfadcsphta' aessls. u. p. Ayers Co
gessrs. Caleb Cope Co. p3-u
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OFFICER. WI. II. PrsET, Att'g at La1
OFFICER s. PISEY,

Real Es @ Bro k ers,
And Dealers In Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION ~ lands ia Western Iva ANA Sebfaska:
The payment Of taxes lands agr-resleuls and tba
collection and remittance VI claims
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JOSEPH MUELLER,

pR OF rs y OR OF NJ T. = { :.
fagsgrstiua Elyrn tn soeat ausg. and the Piano.
I PIANOS CAREFtLLY TUNED AND REPAIRED.
tsf furthev paftsss,ass euSlEtfc at this geiee,
Va nia stagS.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-21

SIX THOUSAND ARCES
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"Garotte, garotte ~ cried the strong
minded man Of business for the moment
taken of his guard.
"Wbat, sir 20
"Whas. Cabmanf 20
"Wen I'm glad you've come up, sir
was teginning 20 be frightened Ike"
.sAnd where is your cab z"
"0h, It's ali right now; it's 10 the ditci
one wheel locked in the ice and mud
heard it grind in."
(which Ditch z"
"Ah. that's what wan: to come at
iisc been grofipg about on t'otheE side
now ltta going TO try this"
(Which side Is this 81 asked Thompson
and as he spoke be heard by the breathing
that cabby was moving or. lie endeayorea
to catch hold Of him bat be was gone, ahG
there was a silence and stiffness for sont
seconds, when the voice OF cAbby was agair
heard. calling out triumphantly
'sAil right-aIl right sir Here yot
aFs-all right'
..Nas quitc.' cried Thompson, s;rH--lin,
70 get oas Of The ditch, into which be kat
walked 10 biz hastY tndeavors TO follow ~
ihe track of cabby. s.Sos quite" aa said
s'but where are you Z"
s.tisre. sir -
.WhsTe's that?
sIIere.r
al can't tell where s.herc-is.
"Wsil, sir, I'll drive toward von, and
yon follow the sound Of the Wheels
/. Bu. "a Thompson advanced accordingly
be taoughs the sound of wheels and eabby',
voice. too, grew fainter and fainter. III
must have walked the wrong xay after b.
%. Get Of the ditch !: SO, Ike ski!iful tao.
.seiau, he CHANGED his course, ard sarned
in tho opposite direction Immediately ant
fee.iag that be was on the crisp-frozen .ari
hy the side Of the road. wherc il was les.
slippery, be began to rcn sgain. rsjoieias
thaits was not encountered with bis great
coat, and quite proud ia she midst Of 81
drawbacks, Of Us poTsss u nass.a! ..Sco'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Cincinnati market.

THURSDAY EVENING" august 2.
FLouR-The market Is unchanged US regards
brands ruled at 81 i04 10, extra at 81 755 25 and
lncy at 50 5Oo5 10. The sales 900 brs. Great
Miami. red wheat, new, at Hamilton, at s. 40; 1850
brls Waynesylc Mills, red wheat, old, at 81 jO $50
brls Can Mill, red wheat, now, at IS 25; 30 bris
llarts Mills, REQ wheat new, at 81 49, 1926 brs Cedar
Grove ills white wheat, new, at 81 so $50 brls Mil
ford Mill, red wheat new at 81 50 20 brls Southern
Ohio, red wheat new, at 81 So; 80 brls Epicurean,
white wheat, new, at S. 10 and 200 brls Union Mills,
WHlSKY-Thc market is unchanged and steady:
sales OF 700 brls at l61sgl6c, the latter rate Tor
PROVIsIONS-Mess Pork remains nominaIly un-
changed: no sales, and did not hear Of any de-
mapdi SIS 5O6ls IS are the rates asked. Bulk Meats
are firm. More inquiry for Bacon, and there are
several orders here at the prices quoted 901gc for
sh9ndersi & and ll@iIAo for sides but they can not
and ll4c. for sides. Lard remains nominal
GROCEAES-Sugar steady at s14n9Ac. Molaszes
hrm at i3ea45c: Coffee unchanged.
local and export demand, at 81 03.dl O5 for prime
white and 9Oy3c for prime red: sales of bushels
prime red at 95c.; 500 bushels do, in Covington at
g3I1c.; 40 bushels do, from Landing, at 9fc 100
p3c. Id. .. ...- .. ...,.... .E ....r ID, .
CoRN-The demand is good, and the market firm
at 4Oilc, in bulk sales of3Ooo bushels, in bulk, az
0ATS-The market for new is dull and heavy, and
the quality Offering interior quote them at 25c
In bulk: old are in fair demand at 3iCd35c.
RYE-The market is dull and unchanged; we quote
prime new and old at 630165c.
BARLEY-Thero is fair demand for new for ex-
port at 75sOc., the latter for choice The local de-
inand continues limited old is nominal.
HAY-The market Is dull and 81 per tun lower
We quote good TO prime new in bales ut S26pl3 per
tun, and prime old at $40, on arrival.
CllEESE-The demand is good and the market
firm at 7@115c. for Western Reserve sales 81 boxes
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
IBy telegraph
New York NlaPLei.

New YORK, August 2-P. M.-Ashes-
Pearls trmer sales Of g brs at IS 5254 Pots steady
Cotton market quiet and unchanged. sales of T5O
bales at lQsc. for middling uplands,
prices generally are without material change. The
extreme scarcity Of fright, room %ateray checks
hne State; 50 205 80 for export S515 10 for super
me Western q - oS % S 20 ior e medium extra
hoop Ohio; the market closing with holders little
hnTt mSTS sese an & Eur gsied q
10 for superfne; IS 5i5@5 Is for common to choice
Su & coInn 70 cha, WIN I,.na sinai sey ~ IO %
moderate request sales Of 40 brls. at 80 70 for Jer
WSisky in good request With sales of $50 brls. at
still Sy s
scarcity Of freight roo sales 900 bushels Of inferior
tern az 81 229 l6 i,S6c very choice Amber Wiscon-
sin at 81 81 " 500 new white Ohio and Indiana at 30
Michigan at sl45; 100 poor and common Milwaukee
Climb at sl2l1e@l2s, and 700 tar white Kentucky at
change, the supply is pretty large; sales Of 6sOOo
bushels at 62o1629c. good sound mixed Western and
rate business doing at 37Qos7 for Western and Cana
dian at 29hg4Oc. for State.
lower prime; sales of barrels at $40 IS for
mess; SIS % for old mess; Sls 65l4 for new prime
of S baT Sa @ & assy p%s
81 1905 90 for country mess; 5000 80 for repacked
particulars Of ne Navy contract, for Beef and PORK
for next year delivery, viz 1900 barrels mess Beef,
delivered at the Gosport Navy yard, at $3 s3 1000
barrels, at Brooklyn, at Sl3 80; 1000 barrels, at
Boston, on private terms and 1000 barrels Pork, de-
livered, private terms Prime mess Beef dull and
nominally unchanged Beef Hams duh and un.
changed: Cut Meats frmer for Hams, and steady
for Shoulders sales at &c. for pickled Shoulders &c
for rysalted Shoulders, and IKE for dry -salted
Hams Lard frmer, but quiet; sales of $50 brls. al
Batter sells at lo@l6c, for Ohio, and IO@iec fol
State Cheese steady at S01lO59c.
Coffee quiet but very hrm sales from second hands
Of 300 bags Rio at l5c. Molasses remains very quiet
but unchanged. Sugar-Raw is heavy and dropping
the demand having almost entirely subsidized, OWNS
10 the presence OF the large stock hand; fair re-
hnery Is quoted at 6hc sales Of 900 hhds. Cuba al
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
NEWPORT NEWS.

SEE call of meeting of the fremen, in
the special notice column.
POLICE CoURT.-Timothy Ryan, an old
offender against the marital relation, and the
peace and dignity of the Commonwealth OF
Kentucky, was yesterday held to bail in the
sum of 800, by Mayor Hawkins, on peace
warrant. His wife was the prosecutrix.
CRICKET MAToH.-A match game of cricket,
between the Kentucky Club, of Newport and
the Union Club, of Cincinnati, will be played
on the Licking Flats, one mile and hall
above Newport, on Tuesday next, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. Steamboats, will commence
running to the grounds at eight o'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

RECEIPTS OF YALE CoLLEGB.-The receipts
of Yale College for the past year have been
$50, ,628; the expenditures, $50, 1877 The ex-
penditure for scholarships and prizes has
been $3,604 The Library has expended
$l,077 The current expenses of the Gym
nasium are $42l. The expense of instruction
in the various departments has been 1875, 503,
Tuition has been RENTED to students to the
amount of 1892.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

FIRE-EATERs EXTINCT. = The Savannah
tiles received by the "Blues" in New York,
says "If any other corps of the city is
troubled with fre-eaters in its ranks, we
recommend a similar excursion, IL being
currently reported that every case of the
malady among the Blues, some of which had
become chronic from long standing, has been
eifectuallY cured.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this port has begun TO
decline gradually having been receding all day Yes.
terday, and last evening there were, according TO
the report FROM the Water Works, eight feet water
in the channel between here and Louisville. At
Pittsburg the river was receding Yesterday with
hye and half feet water there al noon. 1a.or
The weather continued hot yesterday, but tha tom
perature mild for this latitude aud season. The
sky was cloudy and there were very few indications
Of rain. 1.I it p .U" A OF lNn
The Landing continued very dull, and freights
were offered n very moderate quantities at the pre-
yious figures. ~ '.
Yesterdays louisville oOarier observes, nne =
The river was about statopary all day yesterday,
as we'll the day previous. with three feet eight
inches water In the Canal by the neFk " dal k-
cool yesterday morning, the therm6meter In the
shade not ranging higher than 81, w. llfi
Business along the wharf yesterday was extremely
dull, with only two arrivals, aud the same number
Of departures. The Meinotte, from Cincinnati, with
barge IN tow, going South, was duo In the morning,
but had not arrived In the evening, -
The wreck Of the 3. ibberd, as II nov lies sunk
y ospsa Se'S as s sSS
Agencies for $1,000 II was bought by Captain
Hamilton, this cityaQs utf q
isH STEAMBOAT REGISTER, n N
AyyssaL- Moses Mcclellan, Louisville; .Prioress,
Msdison; Bostona No q Portsnl0uth; Dunleith,
SipsasI ias MfS 3 MsEean Lousye, prores
Madison BOstona No 2, portsmouth Fanny
uoBlrnlo, Marietta, Dunleith Neville; Ida May,
Portsmouth bady jackson, Memphis W, l..
MclaY Pittsburg,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A FEMALE.-A wo-
man named Margaret Morgan, residing in
Central-ayenpe, near Dayid-street fell down
a fight of stairs day before yesterday, and
was so severely injured that her recovery is
deemed impossible. Several of her ribs were
broken, and tits thought one of them pune
tured her lungs, in which case death would
seem to be inevitable. tHi.il $50
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

PREvEETIoN OF PoIsos.--To prevent the
constantly. recurring cases Of poisoning by
mistake, 1t has been suggested that arsenic
and other poisons be put up by druggists in
red paper, and marked with the skull and
cross-bones, as it is done in some parts of Eu-
rope, and that in fluid poisons the same sym
bols should be put on the bottle. This the
most illiterate could understand
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

HBERSIAN ASEoDorE.-Pat was dry, and
got out Of the cars forhis refreshment; the
cars very thoughtlessly went on without him.
Pats ire was up. aye spalpeen" he cried,
starting ON run, and shaking his fist as he
few after the train Stop there, ye old
behind
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

TIE CANINE MASSACRE. We were informed
yesterday by Mr.. H. H. Schultz, the Deputy
City Auditor that during the present season
nearly $500 have been paid for the massacre
Of 2, 400 dogs. When the dog-star RACES these
aninals are mercilessly slaughtered-when
Sirius is at the meridian they are at the
nadir Of life. ras saI' g.i.- as.