The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-15
PEN AND SCISSORS.

N8- MRS. Fanny kemole mas resumed ner
readings in Boston. ,s. IA
NJ Ohio has more colleges OF the present
time than any other State In the Union.
mg- The English newspapers say that the
Hon. Mrs. Norton is 90 dspgerously i'll that
but little hopes are sntsrtsined Of her recovery.
No A young man, named Oliver, was shot
and killed, without any adequate justification,
about q week ago, in Montgomery, Ala.
ns-At Bremen, Germany, the amount Of
cotton imported In 1853 was 1888 bales; in
1857, score bales. ev@fy grrggTrtg rg3
ng They say the Ice at the north pole is
frozen 80 hard that the natives burn II for
coal, as II will burn before II will melt. W
Henry Winter Davis has bssn burnt
in efigy by the students Of Georgetown Col
lego, District Columbia. is
My-As the learned wood-sawyer expressed
II In classic Latin :--Nosco quod cidi--I know
what sa,ol e BsE
A4-one Kirtlsy, who killed man in Ar
kansas, and fed, died suddenly last week at
Anna, Illinois. n5s-
&BW. D. Jack, Agent for the United
States Police Gazette in Harisburg, Penn, has
been sued for libel by Mr.. Joshua Packer.
Ns-Rt. Hon. M. T. Bainss, distinguished
Liberal politician, died in London recently, at
the age Of O.. 4. fe hA ! y tr VIZ
D MDA project is on foot to form new
county out OF q portion of Knox, Daviess,
Greene and Sullivan, IN Indiana.
NF"Hold your tongue for fool. was the
polite Recommendation of an Irish husband.
'Sure, then, you're going to speak yourself !"
WAS the equally polite reply Of the wife.
N8-Mrs. Ellen wsldron, whose husband
was killed about two years ago on tho Buffalo
and State Line Railroad, has just recovered
from that company $4,000. t,-s-.i. ,.
aF- The State Rights Louisianian, published
at New Orlaans, places the name Of Stephen
A. Douglas at the head Of its editorial
columns ~ ~ "a s8F 4ase4sa HvE M
\ NS-A man was nearly choked to death
the other day in county in Virginia, be-
cause he told the, truth Of Governor Wise, by
calling him Q fool.
ae-A largo darning-nsedls was removed
the other day from the thigh Of q little girl in
Lafayette, Ind. No one know how the needle
had gotten there. f. III iasss. affa i..,
M4-Carlo de Rudio, who was sentenced "a
hard labor for life for his share in the 0rsino
plot to sssassinate the Emperor Of the French,
has escaped from Cayenne.
M8- Mrs. Wells, mother Of Rev. E. M. P,
Wells, died In Boston recently, in her ninety
fourth year. The exciting scenes Of the Revo-
luton wefe nearly oil within her memory.
MarIt is thought that Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher will mot recover from the effects o.
injuries received by being thrown from car
riage last week.
nN-It appears every dollar coined at th,
government mint in Georgia costs twelve
cents, and every dime coined at Charlotte
North Carolina, once cent. 44YGEFtdt
lA-The clergymen who ministered to th'
spiritual wants Of Stephens, the wife murderer
hung in New York on Friday, have publishe,
declaration that they believe him innocent
m@rIt is stated that tho agent who mad,
up the list Of New York merchants for South
srn buyers to trade with, pocketsd betwes,
$4,000 and $4,000 black mail during the opsr
alton. tgA5 8fS 8 %S.B
ns-Two gentlemen Of New Haven, Will
out cunning, near Carmarge, Conn, recent,
shot q large eagle, Of the American species
which measured between eight and nine fee
from tip to tip. 3 sa y
Mr Gov. Wise, Of Virginia, during tho las
two years Of his term in Office, psrdoned on
hundred and sixteen conviots, commuted th
punishment of twelve, and reprisved fou
/ others. ,rr lf tal t.cs sfs.1.I.f ElJ.