Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06
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Inc deaths in Brooklyn, New York, last
week, numbered l03.
In the City of Mexico, FIVE of the citizens
are worth about $l5,OO0,oO
Dorothea Dix, the philanthropist, is in New
Jersey visitins the prisons and poor-houses.
The total cotton crop of North Carolina
for the last year was l83, bales, valued at
$9,000,000.
Tom Hood called Charles Lamb back
bitter, because he always preferred the back
of a chicken.
In the seventeenth century, the epithet
"missp applied to females, was considered
term ofreproach.
The Philadelphia Hope steam fire. engine
won the prize at the trial on Thanksgiving
day, in New York.
The New Haven (Conneoticut) clock
manufacturers are sending abroad some
I70eoor $1,000 per month. 3 4 fi7y-l + :
James r. Thomson was recently robbed
near Little Rock, Arkansas, while sleeping
at roadside tavern.
There have been, during the past year, in
Steubenville, in this State, nearly 200 deaths
from diptheria.
The first Methodist Episcopal Church in
America was erected in 1860. There are
now 900 of those churches.
Edwin Booth has created O sensation in
New York by his impersonation of Richelieu,
which is truly admirable.
The Paris (Mo.) Mercury, records the death
of Judge Joel Maupin, Mayor of that place,
and an old and highly-respected citizen.
Maggie Mitchell has ruined her theatrical
reputation in the South by giving farewell
benefits in the middle of an engagement.
The United States census proves that we
might better afford to lose three successive
crops Of cotton than one crop of grass.
A dry goods view of the case-Because
we hear of the fall of stocks, that is no rea-
son why we should fear for the ties Of the
Union,. .-.--
The London Times says of the Queens
University: 1.-THE University has only to 90
on standing its ground, and It viii overcome
all obstacles" --- o.. XXI
-Aboy named Randall, while playing with
a.gun, near Milton, N. H., o day or two ago,
accidentally, discharged the piece, and was
Instantly killed.
4 Georgia, which is expected to be the EN-.
pire State of the Southern Confederacy, made
u gum VI why OAiOOV IundOlthuto III buo lao'
Ten yeats. 9. a-l.-u.'- -il.-. tzrF-s--
In Indiana, an infant found on doorstep
has been ehristened Stephen A. Douglas fol
the reason that thea little fellow was ir
search of his mother. sac yCr
Morrissey, the pugilist, has purchased thu
Troy IN. W Budget of which he is to off
ciate as business manager. He is said to b.
good financier. -r
Schamyl, the Coucas ian hero, is kept il
exile in st. Petersburg, on the principle by
which pugilists hug their antagonists tt
keep them from striking.
Tne.demand for eanal-boats is so great a
Rochester, N. Y, that many leaky old float
are gladly taken up, which will be aban
doned at the end of tile trip.
tits impossible to make some people under
| stand their own ignorance, for it require
knowledge to perceive it, therefore, he tina
can perceive it hath it not.
We should never seek for revenge whel
our enemy is powerful, for then it would b.
imprudent; nor when he is weak, for thel
it would be mean and cruel. ...
When we read in the money articles of tn
daily press that "United States Fives hay
gone down." are we, therefore, to infer tina
the Benicia Boy is at discount
George Raymond and his wife committe
suicide near Denver City, Kansas Territory
recently, from disappointment in their ex
pectations Of the West. srE-.
Daniel D. Perry, youth of eighty year.
was married in Fall River, Mass, on Thanks
giving day, to Esther Simmons, sixty y-nin
years old. Each of them had preYiousl
been married twice.
The Bath (Me.) Sentinel says that the san
in that city is unfathomable; not foot c
street is paved. while cargoes of grant
paving blocks are shipped from that port
the South.
When Sheridan threatened to cut off hi
Oldest born with shilling, the quiet rotor
was, could mt you give it me at once,
you happen 70. have such thing abou
u2p. 'll -f-t --z-a ~. 5st
The hIeRnness and brutality of COLES
Studeuta-The PrOeeaa of 0HAZiuRo EN