Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-28
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VA RIET TIES.
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The awkwardness of a BOBBY Is often, by
few steps into the world, converted into the
pertness of the coxcomb. ~
UT The citizens of Egg Harbor City N. j., are
about building q steamboat to run from that
place to New York. .';.r -,
A moose from John Browns Tract, said to
be the frstever taken alive there is on exhi-
ton in Utica, N. Y. ....'........ gsf
There are many ramifcations in the hu-
man heart that you can not find oat the
whole of mans real character at once.
The Louisiana papers state that very se-
we're drouth is prevailing in that State, and
vegetation Is suffering much in consequence.
The loss to the Evansville and Crawfords-
vile Railroad by the late storm at Terre
Haute, Ind, is estimated at $4,000.
There were "a, ,4s6 gallons of sorghum mo-
lasses manufactured in Keokuk County, Iowa,
last year, valued at $5l,bss 30. .fe ~
The present debt of New York, with the
improvements authorized by the late Legisla-
ture, Is $2000Q00O. 4 f.t .NHt3Ut
A wild man was captured in the woods,
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few days ago. 'i.
General Mora, ex-President of Costa Rica,
has finally settled down in Salvador as
merchant and farmer. ..~.- .-
The railroad between Charleston, s. O.,
and Savannah, G., has been finished, and
trains commenced running on Saturday.
About the 10th instant, some twenty thou
beach south side of Long leland sunnossS
from some vessel wrecked or disabled at sea.
De+roi+ nonars oflrburOdo,, ohro,;oIo I.ho
Jsnarture pf two "a schonners d;racf fOr pnme one
landEtbe first of the season T Roth tn we're
laden with slaves. o.
Comnlete ratorna of tba Town elact;oo,,s 4,
Michigan show that the Renublicans have
elected 4l6 SUPERVISORS and the Democrats
2O2. i,,. "a ,.4ig
The rapid oxidation of rivet heads in iron
steamers, has led to the use of conical revits,
with the base outside and the apex fiattehed
out INSIDE. .-.- ot- .r..i tt
Martin S, Cisco has been tried and convicted
in Louisa County, Iowa, for the seduction of
his sister-in-law, Mary Jane Law, and sem
- According to the Kerry Post landA are
becoming so valuable in Ireland that heavy
fines are being paid in addition to high rents,
ior large iarms 10 let. -r-f.4r-g-y5- P.
/ The New York Epeuino Po,t has rece;ved
as snbscr;bers thar ; Ma;sst;ss &C. the % First snd
Second KINGS of Siam. and two other mem
bers OF the royal family. l
Margaret Downing. an Irish Girl. res;d;no
ON the farm of Mrs, Grouse, In Ross COUNTY
| Ohio, was burnt to death. dav or two since
by her clothes catching hre. .
| All the Georgia lottery-orantsg are FORE
closed by prohibition of the drawings under n
penal enactment of the State Lenislature to q
take effect on the nrst day OF June next.
The King of Sardinia has given To Giup-
| lini the tenor. who wrote and presented 70
him a patriotic song, snuff box, with diae
monds, worth ", 900. s.i.. INV nv
Marshal valiant was IN leave Milan IN
the 18th inst, with his staff. The commaSd
of the army in Italy devolves upon Gen,
Autemarre. md "
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t,ra on ~; "3ie Hussiey, Wne anu eaugnter, r,.
feSurheo haSn hsan 70 Ell mngana @ III sne ra; ihey
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The Richmond (Va-) Enquirer thinks that
| Wise is the only Democrat who can be Pres
| ldent, and threatens dissolution in the event
OF Stewards election. BAIL
FTRppo Strozzi; a History of the Last Dan,
1 of the Old Italian Liberty, Is the title of the
new work from the pen Of Thomas AdoIphus
Trollope
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| ths Th9rT will he nnblished in Lnndon dnr;n !,
| the nrasent mouth ~ 49, ~ -
u.l.. $3.50