Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-16
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There were forty deaths in Memphis, Tenn,
during the week ending the llth inst.
Four deaths occurred from sun-stroke in
New York last Thursday. it
The New York papers report great revi-
val in the sbip-bnilding trade. There are
some ten large vessels on the stocks.
The population of Cleveland is estimated at
$4,000, although the census has not yet been
c@ompieateo'uri .-r1 az ar vs s- o--,.
Miss M. A. Harking, an Irish orima donna
Of much distinction in the British Provinces,
is shortly TO appear in Boston. ( Y ~ t.At
The Overseers of the Poor of Rockingham
County, Va, have purchased q farm fer $20,-
oOo, for the use Of the poor. q 1fgsf
The population of Terre Haute, Ind, is es-
timated by, ono of the Deputy Marshals at
$4,000. olc tfiH 291ts-bcu ~ .B9}B
x-Chancellor Stephen Cooke, we'll
known citizen of Mississippi, died of cholera
morbus, in New Orleans, d few days since.
AT the recent Stevens book sale in Lon
don, several autographs of Washington were
sold. One Of them brought sos.
The Mormons have gone to work again Oh
their temple in Salt Lake City, which does
not look like emigration.
The Norwich (Mass.) Aurora says: Why is
1t that Lincoln can't run2 Because his boots
are stationery.
The loss by the recent FIRE in Salisbury.
Nd, by which sixty houses were destroyed
was about 100000. w
James M. Whitney, one of the most exten-
sive peach-growers in Western New York,
has sold the entire crop of his orchard at
Rochester, at So per basket. 5aa 3 q
Rev. Mr.. Sheehan, of California, is the re-
ported bridegroom to whose fortunes are
now allied the fame, name and reputation of
Mrs. Emma Cunningham Burdel.
A young woman, named Simmons was bru-
tally violated and dangerously injured by
two men, near South Braintree, Mass, day
or two ago. Aa'4 EE PLt 4 -Atc
tent in Buchanan County, Va. At Grundy,
the county seat, has already proved fatal TO
four or five individuals.
We learn that $2,566, 600 have been sub
scribed in Louisville, TO the increased stock
Of the Commercial Bank, although $3.50, 900
is all that was allotted to that city.
It was ascertained by census of the State
Of Maryland, taken in 1882, that there were
then in the State l70,68S white inhabitants,
ana SS'Soz negroes'I 4 ts..v tccYg1Ic
The report which has lately been in circu-
lation to the effect that Mr.. fen Broeck has
sold 'Umpirep to q sporting English noble
man, is without foundation. :. yI1ff
Col. ]. P. Thompson, of Owensboro, Ky.,
has sold his celebrated lack. hEmperor.n sew
enteen hands high, and one of the finest
specimens of his race, for Sc, 600. ,..."r
n NAV mot be oenerallv known that Tho
highest speed ever attained by 4 horse was
four miles to eleven and half minutes, or
at the rate of thirty-three miles an hour.
m..aso,,.
% 1s sS ns oss ~ MStsas ~ m
ing tie restitution caused by the droufh in
the southern part Of the Territory. -
80, -, :,
Lpe nignest speed OF tne ioeomouye, wen
iines' al the rate Of seyenty.eirht miles an an
hour hl-. al--' - : = : - : : ~
- y, :, z .3t .,3
The Houston (rexas) fetsgraph says that
General Houston viii doubtless withdraw
election % on .s9T'e1sDf4l 9'e1sl S9 nlS9 p'SS riSi -' aug U''
There resides at East Sangus, Mass, q lady,
Who during the s forty .yyS years 9! Of her welded
He Ie' is ass = man v Of sense and tast.. 80
There arc now IN 0ctuol running order IN