The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-24
Various items.

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inree prisoners broke from the GAINESVILLE
VI 'A0 io'"'
The Porrysburg Journal says that more corn
will bo planted in Wood County this season
than ever before.
Philosophy easily triumnhs ovor ,bo m;sror.
tunes of the past and future but misfortnnos
of tho present ia triumnhant over bor
fOrty-two boys, their ages ranging from six
rard College, PhiIadelphia. on nopdsv
w. H. L: Brown having been suggested by
the CieVoInnd Leader as Republican candi-
oate lor Lieut. Governor, declines a nomina-
'ion. .-'.,.. ..-..g. ..l.u .. f......t ...
land Co bns lost sevnrni g. 1,n,h hsh-
thar oatino Ia,. i"o u'naN' o"ttie py
blasted rye ' "-''''u WIZ" '"o e'so' OF
M, .t !'
m, he rremone Democrat OF yesterday says,
Mo,,n Wo unuerS.inI :, tnet Lodge OF tho Sons OF
MARA Is to be instituted in this place next
n Nd
hun' " J' dawson, OF Fort wayne, Indiana,
~. .o DoniooInuo c"uuiuate lor congress from
Ics pcs Go'Iict AZ the last election, died on the
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Hon. John J. Crittenden and lady, were In
Nlncennes on Friday. Mr.. G. mad not visited
.ho o'u post betore slnce 1872, when he was
'her' SeVeral weeks on the sick list as soldier.
How long did Adam remeir i, poro5;s. ,,,;,
he sinned? said an amiable spouse 10 her bns'
band. Till he got wife, was the calm
reply. ru ...'..l .....f .-t. r.
The Ohio Staie Journol Savs ,bo, por N.
Norton, pastor of Trinity Cburcb vii, ro.;cm IT,
his charge of the norisb On occonnt cf Il,
hpalth Tho ooprrorai;on r,;ll Io,o . l..
voted, able and efficient minister.
E,tou p.;l. ,., Al,
,ooJio Nv ,no n.NL,ess iavorite
g",s IT, mn,nEIS F; wei now Is tnis' bridget
man, an il was little Tommy tbat had thc
little baste loshed to the end Of n nowI and
was washing the windows with him INV
,n-5l I'd I...TT 'U' ,leII-in
PICKING, ETC.-Ihe Washington cores
Ennar;nt 49, y, e p',LIs .nn. 'he o'uoe oi
,wPpnt- c. tto',.I 10 "Or.n
s'i".,. /. o,,, tJ.sa " @ year. Inc
ye sTnnosa Z. mods rI os ssn;o,,; ieii,'inue''
mos Pf''0' 10 D-"N' 'P VI Pi0Ai"ss anu s'eai
nj, 'i'"'
ho. mb upGn wv uan nC. ~ pear " sec tpe
uU 1917 nnu % ~ IS WIN envy oi
Ssont Soh;S5d ;, - 80, "r aro "i"ays urylng ou'
ON ,noro r'ri,,nata ,tao " ,.eci's 'Tino hanS
his nercS '-N ''E '''s' ANooHeu On
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dusv rivsr no. ,FroT,ont no w Wo5Sn. .1e Gan
ubilc trv;nI 70 savo son,O sniIoa Lo,ny
the Fremont and Tndiopo Ra;IrooI ras,,II55 y.
which had dr;Gted down h, tho Ioto r..ot.Ii.'
fhe onT'oy thy.l NEWS stateS tnat the wheat
ovcr tnown TN r,pn,rs - ,o.;srn E.. % W.
ward in nIort;nr corn hit lin co,,nrohi.I
weotber oIl viii 10 r;mh3 ""' "''" '"'0'""''
=, ~ ~ ''6ff' p o. ,g13b,Ol
IhI.cs u, n"seisi conuuc,or '.It ON INC Memphi'
%eu 'e,t Cn"p,os.ou lies. naIrpau, was MI.ed on the
i' ,u,u' ~ p,"y ny niauon, ny ine chIs penn thrown
wore sorereIv wo1rJcJ 'i p"''0"s0''
M,
Ahe No'Ino,a nP'ei, at bristoi, va, was
burnt on wednesday night together with
nehrly =, an l's contents Inc proprietor, Goi. o.
~. ". urIn', anu MS ~'e' D"re'y escaped wi'h
. No., -l.1L ..s.t-,
nun suou'u aeVortiSe because IL pays; he
.ou'Pe,u'o .tl oooSusT @ cUnuuces 70 hoaith; dh
M ."Io ."o uNo Vi top"Vso '.ca"se 10 ihueeeh'j
MA nIn'iy ooo"uso !. n'aNes niih napPiS,, ana pay
.nc PLin.cr pev'usc II Is MS ou'y' 90 says q
o. os,ornoon Ia,t',noa,, eu,
L.,L;, ~ ,Lo I ,IS. "ooA iDat ooys' "no were
,lnit IL ptnnItt, on 'lc emu OF heca
Intto,,, n "a 'D "i", ,"Nou up rom tne
Sim T., "h douhpo "IT M oas 0oh'u,nlng apou'
oid d0in, ''"''sH't A'A0 'V"'nS s0nei"'y po'e
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hre broke out Mt Wiiiiamsport, Pa, al
hall-Past nine o'ciocK on the night OF the 18Th,
oy when hVe dwellings ana two Presby teri1n
churohes nave oeen destroyed. Inc 1re we
raging at eleven O'Clock, and further destruc-
lion oil property was feared .. E a..r.
The heaviest reward ever offered for the de.
tecnOn OF crime IN this country is that an
nounced Dy inc insurance companies OF BOSTON,
tor the arrest and conviction Of the inoendiary
VINO set nre TO the mechanical bakery in that
city some tune since. They have offered
Slo,OOO Tor detecting the miscreants. aHl
Thirty emancipated slaves from Western
Virginia, on route for Liberia, under the con
troll of the agent of tho Colonization Society,
started Tor Norfoik by way OF Petersburg.
On'y Twelve arrived .ho others escaped, pre-
ierrIng slavery TO freedom. ...rr .......,..,.
The Louisville Democrat SAYS, DR.. Foylkes,
President of the Southern Pacific RaiIrond
has got the work out of difficulty by his in,
domilabIe perseverance,. 1t will take much
less now to go on with it. Success to his ef
forts. rnaiInGaH ,fl
Tho F,sn;n,sbrr, fL5, 4 7. T.oo,o,, 49,. q. e...,
GOOD authorty t,st MANI "as .h ~ ,,o
Tain countas of tho Sta;o "oan,. ,e
sbor,ness Of thai orors r., .""sl'ss. - s'o