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COAL, COKE, WOOD, SO.

COAL, COKE, WOOD, SO.
CsOAE.-C. b. LIFSCOMB.
~ toFFlCE l4TH Sc, opp Maso's NarehOuse,l
Dealer "a MIDLOIHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
: A Also &c IL RED l9A AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, sold By weight. au 27-3m
DINE WoOD, AT 81 PER CORD The
Il subscribers are now prepared 70 deliver from
their Saw MIL, on M4yo's Island. SEASONbD
SLAB PINE WOOD, for the Ow pnee OF SIS per
cord delivered anywhere IN the city. 1t is consid-
ereu by those who it the best fuel for the
price that can be found in the city.
ANY orders. which may be left at Mr.. c. J SIN
tons Hardware Store, on Nam street. at
sa"P, corner of Cary and 9th streets, Will be pune
tuailv afforded to.
an 7--lm JNO. GEO. 81 BISON.
EDUCTlUN IN COX E.-The prices of
II CARBON HILL COKE will be, until further
notice, as follows:
LUMP Coz +, for CRATES. SIS ner load.
STOVE COKE, for cooking, &c, $3.50 Per
load.
Our COKE is of unexceptionabo quality this
season. and cannot fail 10 give entire satIstactlO
je It's JNO. !. wERTH, Agent.
EOAL.-Yhe subscriber Will furnish for the ne t
~ three months, CLOVER H ILL hAI l. coal,
of the best qualify, at 81 a load: Also, the 10
YER HILL. LUMP and ANTHRACITE COZ L at
the market prices. NJ D. WHITING,
je Ism Near the Petersburg Depot.
OAK AND PANE sYOOD-Seasoned and uL-
" der shelter. for sale at Coke Yards:
de 11-ts mo. J. WERTH. Aga.
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INUk SAI T.
l. $4,000 VIRGINIA 6's.
GO shares BANK OF va. STOCK.
100 shares BANK OF THE COMMONW'LTH
STOCK.
10 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
STOCK
ss,oeo Sd Mortgage VA. AND TENN. r. X.
BONDS.
In Sans to suit purchasers.
jV l3-ts q. W. PGRCEtIi " CO.
OFFICE OF r. II. MAURY & coz
RICHMOND, August %, 1866. {
STGCns AND HUs0S FOR SALE.-VlR
- GINA SIX FER CENTS,
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
SIX PER CENTS.
Shares Bank of Commonwealth STOCK.
Shares Farmers BansETUCK.
Shares Bank of Virginia STOCK. 23-ts
HOSIERY. HOSIERY: just landed,
IL our owl importation:
1900 dog. Ladies'. COTTON HOSE. ell qualities
QUO ..' MlAses' all szos
/ ,OoS doz Gsn.:' COTTON HALF HOSE all sual-
~Ities; e.,.
; Also, io0o dax, l.. C. HpKFS., all grades.
Ali OF hieh we ODER 10 the trade at h small ad
vance Hgoa cost ui Importation.
tGINTEk, ALVEY Il ARENTs,
aSs-ta Importers and Jobbers. Main Of,
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n J. W WLYNEk-
VI APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST

81 J. W. EtsaySER-
~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST
AG 18th street, between Grace and Broad,
AZ RICHMOND, VA,
Keeps constantly on hand well selected stock
of PURE and RELIABLE ID K U GS, MEDI-
CINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS; Oils, DYE
STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ALCO-
HOL. BURNING FLUID. GARDEN SEEDS,
PERFUMERI.S SOAPS CON- BS, BRUSHES OF
evcrv kind. TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS of
various brands all the popular PATENT MEDI-
CiNES of the day-everything, in fact, usually
found in DRUG ST0RES-which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. Also, POLLARDS
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and carefully
compounded, st all hours of the DAY and NIGHT.
J. W. FRAISER,
AnnthscarY and Drug gIAt.
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PASSENGERS breakfast and sup al Ashland :nd dIns
on board The comfortable steamer between AeSuA
Creel and Washington.
~ For further Information, apply AZ thus ohes,
Broad street, Shocsoe Hlll.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gen1 Tiokst AE'I
gaN'I RurH. Sup't.
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DENTISTRY.

S,E TIST,
IALLb Office adjoining q. w. JONES, on Main,
between oh and J0sh sis keeps a selection of
TEETH, OF the latest improvements in color.
shape and strength, hch he will insert IN the
best style, and TO suit the necessities OF all posi-
bic linn
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EIAE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSuRAN
Incorporated 1881
gHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSuR
ANCE COMPANY,
A-Otios No. l51 Main Street. Richmond. 20
Capital and Surplus, SS0G0O!
YHIs COMPANY has the advantage ofttusHty- ssSsT
wars experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation ts
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, ans
Marine Insurance TO all parts Of the world
It's cash capital and surplus are as above. and lta
affairs ere managed rrudently, but literally. and its
rates as low those of any other good ipstitH
tnl. DIRECTORS:
w. l.. CoHardin, J. Z. " ellsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIA. Beers, Geo. w. Smith
Horace l.. Kent. Ta0s. Samson, B, l.. Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, inc, N Gordon
Alex. X, Parker, Jos. ?. Winston, Arch. Thomas,
las a. lnlOcs. Il. A Clai borne,
Apply 10 the President or Secretary, IN person CT
By letter. W. l.. cow ARDIN, President.
Wy. WILLIS. jR.. Secretary. i6C-IF
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H9 s.ADIeS' HEELED CATERS.
sassEsS We are in rece pt of about 1900 pairs of
heeled Caters, fresh from the manufacturers;
varyin. IN price from : IS to 81 90 per pair
Those in want of nice pair OF Caters at Il small
cost, can be supplied by calling AT
MARCUS HARRIS 81 BROS
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NEW pATENT SOUTHERN pLoW.-l

~ would inform the public that my new SOUTH
ERN PLoW succeeds IN the hands OF neatiJ
every one who tries 1t; and rs further evldeaco OF
from the Commissioner Of Patents. az f1ShiHg
ton patent rig hit on the Thus il is hac ked
by the hest practical test farms and the hg lest
scientific mechanical test in the Patent Once.
FLOWS OF every SIZE, Rtght and LtJt hand
WroHght and Cast SHEARS always on hand, and
warranted to give salts ion. or to be returned
ii, STARK h, No. 80 Nam ST.,
Three doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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~ T. H. NCHANStSs
49, GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AH COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
Ella (sCCCEsSOR To LA1DLEY h ROBlNSONo
Fourth and Franklin Stress, Rickm0H3,
Has IN store large, fresh. and wei! selected
stock of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PER
FEMERY, FANCY APTiCLES. &c, which he
uSeTs at low prices Strict personal attention will
he gwen TO ali the departments 0t Tie business.
Orders for shDmeHt will ne promptly attended
y and most careIaIlx packed.
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sAMuEL \. B.YLY. ] CHAsrAIs WBIrx
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Practice in all the Courts held in the eity of Rich
mond, the counties OF Hanover, rico, Caroline.
Soochland ana Chesterfield.
SAM I'll T. BAYLY, omMIssIoNEa
Dkkps i0r all the states and Territories. Office
corner OF izth and Franklin streets, near the State
Nouit- mouse. jy6--ts
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Lsrre,s, ~ store. ioI saia hs
b, II. skINAkR l. co.
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NO-PhRTNERSHiP. We have this day as
- soclated with us in the CHINA, GL ASS and
EARTHENWARE BUSINESS, MIR. JOHN u.
SNELSON, under the firm Of ON
bTEBBlNS, PULLEN Il co.
We are grateful TO the public Tor their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit con-
tinHance Tor the new concern.
STEBBINS Il PULLEN.
July /, 1850 jy Its
ntSs0LUTiON.-Th coneerp OF POTTS,
FARLEY X co WAS dissolved ON he 50th
uit., Mf III y. WILLIAMS retring. The under
signed having pur chased the interest of Mr. H g.
Williams. with the books, accounts, notes 9, Re. !;
will continue the Wholesale Grocery hnsseess al
the stand recently occupied by them, Where they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
irons as heretofore. The Sly of the firm will re-
main unchanged. F. POTTS.
X. q. FARLEY,
J. u, MARSHAL l..
Richmond july ., 1867. V3-ts
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- GENTS tLUTH GAETEKs.-- 81
ss..isssass have a very superior lot of Cloth and
FTuneila Caters and Oxford Ties, which will
Sc much cheaper than usual, 10 keep from carry
INK over TO next season. Now is the time to get d
bargain, at WILLIAM Walsh ,,
No a u aIn street
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I,LpH INSURANCE, &c

OLD DGMI Nipn INSl ~ NE COmPA'
~ NY.-CAPIFAL 5000, 900
NJ Ogce-No. AZ Main street, snGer st. Chartet
Hotel. "
This Company Is now prepared to receive april
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab. Workman, John IL. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. s. Palmer,
sani'I NJ. Price, VIM s. Triplett.
y. +. Ladd s. G. TaTdy.
Jn0. Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther X. Splmau, Jas. r. Crenshav.
Peter c. Warwick, John T.. Williams,
Jas s. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace 2. Edmond, Thomas Jones,
James NJ Talbot Edwin A. Smith,
Gnffin b. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. ". Iancey, RO. +. WIiuams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM 7. Rae land,
VIM. Brent, Henry G. Cabell,
Ro. H. Maury Geo. w. RCysteT.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., PTes't.
CHAs. Z. WoRTRAM. Sec'y. my l9-ts
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{AMEN u. iskDW NE'S

y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9TH street, ncyt 20 the Mechanics, Institute.
lRQN RAlblN6S; y + A ID Al s, BALCO-
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other KIND OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
"a Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots IN the city nd country, ia A-l2m
RRIDGF0RD d CO., General COMMISSION and
- Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock, Rlchm onG
Va. ID. b. BRIDGFORD.
n. IINSIEY PATE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

EXECUTION OF A NEGRO PoIsoNER.-The
negro woman, Frances, slave Of Jacob Swig
ert, who was convicted and sentenced to be
hung at the last term of the Franklin County
(Ky.) Circuit Court, for an attempt to poison
the family of Hiram Berry, at Frankfort, on
Friday suffered the extreme penalty, at
twelve o'clock, on a gallows erected near
the Versailles pike, about mile from town.
There were several hundred persons, male
and female, present, of whom a considerable
portion were boys and negroes. She died
without struggling - her neck probably
being broken at once, as the cart was driven
from under her. This is the only case of
hanging that has occurred at Frankfort for a
period Of over twenty-five years.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
Railway Matters.


NEW YORK, September 19.-The action of
the recent Railroad Convention in this city
has been enormously stated. 1t was decided
to give each of the four lines from Boston
westward water tariff to central points In
the West.
The rates to be charged over the routes
are to he fifteen cents on first class, eleven
on second class, seven on third class, and FIVE
on fourth class freights more than from New
York TO the leading Western cities, thus
placing New York nearer the Boston rates
than previously.
In regard to the petition of the western
companies for the privilege of controlling
the rates for Eastern bound freight. The
Convention adopted resolution recognizing
and cordially approving of the association Of
the two lines of railroad connecting the East
with Cincinnati and indianapolis, and agree
ing hereaftsr to consult the head of such as
sociation in making any changes in the rates
of Eastern bound traffic.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
MARRIAGES DE CoNvrSASCr IN PARIs.-A
Paris correspondent says in a late letter:

.SAS%~SS~J 49, - Ae-eO AObeSAs
French husbands are jealous fellows-par-
ticularly those who, like ''Othello, ".have ar
rived at the period of the ''sere and yellow
leaf" and have weakly taken to themselves
young and coquettish spouses. In this
country, where marriages of convenience are
the rule, and marriages of inclination the
exception, the disparity of age, between
husband and wife, is frequently twenty-five
or thirty years, nearly always, of course, on
the husbands side. In truth, after q man
has gone the round of Partisan designations,
exhausted all the selfish pleasures of youth,
and finally realizes the unwelcome fact that
he is both old and gouty, he begins, at last,
to look about for q nurse and a new fortune.
Negotiations are commenced with the pa
rents or guardians of any young lady who
may suit his fancy, and, if he is acceptable
to the father and mother, the thing is ar
ranged, in an easy, comfortable sort of way,
without any necessity for consulting the
future bride, until she receives orders to
prepare for welded felicity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

LATER AND INTERESTING FROM SYRIA.-We
have intelligence from Syria as Late as the
l6ih Of August, Of very interesting tenor.
The Jafta outrage has been settle as follows:
The Turkish Government gives $500 to the
widow of the murdered man, and the four
persons now in prison here to be sent to
Constantinople and condemned TO imprison-
ment for life, and, should there ever be found
evidence to convict them of the murder that
they be executed, and that the fifth man be
still sought after. ..t...-. .,.,.
Some 1000 refugees had arrived from
Damascus, principally women and chill.
dren, looking wretchedly. Troops had
been sent to Hasbeiya TO bring all the Chris
tians from that region, as the Druses are
numbering the Christians with impunity.
The French mail steamer arrived on the
morning of the 10th, with 450 French troops.
Two other steamers were also in port, with
about 1000 troops. The Dutch Admiral ar
rived the same morning in a frigate.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH


WASHINGTON, September ia question
having been raised that the guarantee, under
the recent proposals, should be equal to the
cost of constructing the Pacific Telegraph
line, the Cabinet, to-day, it is said, decided
that there was no executive discretion, as
the law provides that no contract shall be
made till the line is in actual operation, and
the fulfillment of which is guaranteed, as in
the case of bids for mail contracts; also, II
such shall be accepted under that specific con-
dition.
J. Harmon, of Detroit, as heretofore stated,
is the lowest bidder.
1t is expected that decision will be of
fcially announced tomorrow.
The President has reapp' tied Postmaster
Lemon and Groves, respectively, at La Porte
and Logansporte, Ind, and removed Multi
ken, Postmaster of Paducah, KY, and ap-
pointed John @. Noble in his place.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
Thrilling Adventure with n II RattIe-snnke-
Desperate Struggle for Life with a Ser

Thrilling Adventure with RattIe-snnke-
Desperate Struggle for Life with a Ser.
pcDt.
A young man, Frederick Smith, employed
as teamster upon farm near the town of
Bourbon, Mo-, made most miraculous es-
cape, few days since, from horrible death.
He was engaged in putting wood upon his
wagon, when rattle-snake of the largest
dimensions, sprang from its hiding-place un-
der the pile Of wood, and proceeded to coil
its Shiny body about his arm. The young
man grew deadly sick at the touch and
sight and would probably have given away
under the shock, but for the words of en-
couragement that came just at the critical
moment, from companion near by. Smith
became instantly inspired with new hopes.
Following the suggestion of his companion,
he seized the head of the Kissing reptile in a
manner that prevented it from using its
fangs, and held it off firmly from the arm.
The description given us of the appearance
of the young man, at this time, is most
thrilling. The deathly paleness at first OBJ
served in his features had disappeared, to
give place to flushed cheeks and wild, deter
mined eyes. His hold upon the monster was
that ofa giant. Finally, the snake, feeling
that it was about getting the worst of the
battle, increased the pressure of its folds upon
the arm. This change Of tactics caused great
pain, though it did not induce young Smith
to slacken his hold upon the head. 1t was
the struggle for life, and to have loosened
the grasp upon the snakes head would have
unquestionably resulted in death.
The young man, therefore, held on firmly,
until his companion came to the rescue and
aided in unfolding the snake from the arm.
After being released, a reaction followed the
intense excitement under which Smith had
labored, causing him to fall with exhaustion.
The reptile was soon dispatched, " b N it was
found that he measured four feet and three
inches in length, and carried thirty-three
rattles.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
Bank suit Against an Express Company.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, September l9.-In the
Circuit Court of the United States here to-
day, before Judges Nelson and Shipman, in
the case of Bank of Norwalk VS. Adams's
Express Company, the jury found verdict
for the defendants. The action was to re-
cover $2,97l sent by the Bank TO the Express
on the discount of forged note sent to the
bank through the Express, The Court held
that an Express Company is an insurer or
guarantee of the genuineness of paper sent
through it, and has the right to deliver the
avails of note to the party from whom it
receives the note, even though the bank
sending the avails supposes it is sending
them to some one else.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

TIE UNFAIRNEss OF FAIRs.-Of all the
affairs, says Jones, in which the fair take
part, nothing can be more unfair than a
"Fair." The name is the most fragrant Of
nuisances To buy fancy slippers that don't
fit, and wouldn't wear week if they did; to
eat cakes that poison you; to drink lemonade
that disgusts you; TO purchase things that
like; to be flattered by pert girls and bullied
by ugly danes; to get no change for your
bank-note, and no value for your change; to
patronize lottery against your principles,
and be swindled against your reason-that
is the aFair'' thing is itf r,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

The HUDSON RIVER SUPERIOR TO THE
RHINE.-Carl Benson, in a recent letter to
the New York Spirit Of the Times, says;
was desirous of seeing the Rhine third
time, and stopping at some of its prominent
points, for the sake of comparing it more
closely with the magnificent Hudson, on
which had Travelled only fortnight pre-
vious. My former impressions were strength
ened by the result. Depend upon it, our
river can give the Rhine points; that is to
say, can give it the old castles and beat it
then. Not that / should advise any one to
neglect seeing the Rhine if he has the
chance. 1t is glorious river, but we can
beat it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

ALBION, N. Y, September l9.-Hon. S. A..
Douglas passed here on the half-past eight
o'clock train this morning. A large con-
course of people assembled at the depot to
meet him. The arrival of the train was
saluted by the firing of cannon, and upon
Mr.. Douglass appearance he was greeted
with enthusiastic cheers. He was intro
duced to the people by Hon. Sanford e.
Church, and spoke for about ten minutes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

A HUGE SroRY-A QaadrupIe CaE.-7A
correspondent writes from Akron, in this
State, that a most singular calf was born
there last week, 1t had four heads, sixteen
legs and four tails--in fact, four complete
calves united in one, 1t is very large of its
II is a beautiful color, and every one regards
it with admiration.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
Collision between PropeIIers,

SARNIA, G. W., September l9.-The pro-
peller Wabash Valley, from Sarnia, for Chi
cago, collided with an unknown propeller,
twenty miles south of Thunder Bay Islands,
Sunday night.
After the collision the Captain ran the boat
on shore, to prevent her sinking.
The Clerk arrived here this morning. and
says the boat will be total wreck unless
assisted Immediately.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
Fight Among the Cherokee Indians

Fl. SMITH, ARK, September ia fight
took place here last night between party
of Cherokees The encounter was bloody.
Knives and pistols were used with murder
Gus energy on both sides. Two men were
killed, and two others mortally wounded.
The atfray grew out of a family feud, which
nothing but blood could reconcile.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

ANOTHER 'PLoT" DISCOVERED IN TExAs.-
The Colorado Citizen, of the 9th inst, says
Last week plot was discovered in the
neighborhood of Lyons, in the lower part of
Fayette County; among the negroes, to or
ganize themselves in body Of about 2O0
go to meet another band at LaGrange, and
thence proceed to Mexico. The leader has
been arrested.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

QUEER MARRIAGE CBRRMoNY.--Al couple
we're married at Sabbath-school picnic, at
Mine Hill, N. j., recently. A circle of all
present was formed in the grove-the chill
dren being placed in the inner side, the min
lister in the center, when the party latter
having made their toilet in a wagonl also
appeared, and the marriage ceremony was
solemnized to the satisfaetoa and eni Iyment
of all present. yraa gJ au1Rl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

A PuNNISa ARoRIeIE Rs.--Tom, during his
last tour 10 Niagara, in company with
smash, saw an Indian hewing small piece
of timber, with view of making canoes.
HPray, en-, p said Smash, "to what tribe do
you belong2" "The Chip-a-way tribe" ..
piled the Indian, without looking up to give
his interrogation one smile
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

GARIBALDts CAUSE rHR BnsF WoRK OF
CHARITY,--A gun of nicney had been be-
queathed by benevolent gentleman Of
Milan, TO be distributed 70 the best work Of
charity, and the testamentary executors
could devise no better course than TO send il
10 Garibaldi, in favor of the insurrection in
Sicily and Naples.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20

CoEKUBIAL CoLLoouY.--Wifs lanxiouslye
''What did that young lady observe who
passed Us lust now3" Husband with q smile
Of calm delighte "Why, my love, she OBJ
served rather good-looking man walking
with quite an elderly temale-thats all.
Ahemp
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
TIE AUTHORSHIP OF A FAMILIAR Coupler.
Every body has heard the lines:

emo pent-up Utica contracts our powers,
Bat the whole boundless continent is ours, !"
but very few people know the author, or in
what poem they occur. They were written
by one Jonathan Mitchell Sewell, a Ports
mouth poet, as an epilogue to Addison's
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
Smiling of the American.

BosToN, September l9.-The American
sailed at 1920 this morning, with thirty
eight passengers for Liverpool, and twenty
five for Halifax. No specie.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-20
A TEUToE IN PREDIoAMENT.-A German
thus describes an accident r av nF

Vonce, long vile ago, i vent into mine
abDle orchard to climb bear tree to get some
beaches to make mine vrow blum-budding
NIT; and ven / gets on the tobermost branch
vail from the l0wermost limb, NIT Won leg
on both sides of the fence, and like to stove
mine outside inn tiH- ~