Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-12
KAhIR TIES.

To keep your friends, treat them kindly;
to Kill them, treat them often.
The. Commissioners of Greene County are
about 70 build new jail at $enia, Ohio.
Last week there were LIE persons in four
criminal Institutions Of Boston.
The Everett House, New York, was sold
recently for $l4o,OOO EF.- .ft
Montgomery, Ala, has voted TO subscribe
100000 to the North and South Alabama
Railroad.
A female convict made her escape from the
Indiana State prison few days ago, by
climbing over the wall.
:, Mrs. West was thrown from horse in
Bardstown, Ky- on Friday and her neck was
broken.
A fellow named Cady was cowhided in
Columbia, O., on the Sd inst, for insulting
a lady.
b ]. F. Lugby blew out his brains near Leav-
enworth, Kansas, last week, on account ofa
loss he had sustained at a gambling table.
VIM. Berwick and his wife and child were
drowned on Friday, while crossing the Ohio
River in skiff near Evansville, Ind.
The new volume of NJ. THEIRS History Of
the Empire, which is about TO appear, will
consist Of more than nine hundred pages.
The citizens Of Clark County, Tenn, have
raised $28, 900 to establish male and female
college at Winchester, Va. ...E.
The Rev. Cyrus Pierce, known as "Father
Pierce" died on Thursday, 9th inst, at West
Newton, Mass. ' .'i
There is factory operative in. England
old ..wAa - N,,kl.
he still works daily. ''.-
Compliments carried to an extravagant ex-
tent become rude offenses. There is mate
rial difference between prettily asking for a
lock of hair and taking the whole scalp. .
The elegant residence of Mrs. John P. Reed,
about five miles from Danville, KY, was
totally destroyed by fro, together with most
Of her furniture, few days ago.
Henry Wilson, while hunting in Randolph
Comfy, Ala, recently, shot at bird and
killed one of his negroes, q faithful slave,
worth $4,000. ..
David Keisman, a German, killed his wife,
near Staatsville, Wis, on the 4th inst, because
he suspected her of infidelity to her marriage
VOWS.
John f. Armstrong, prominent citizen OF
Knox County, Ind. a few days ago, danger
ously stabbed a man named George Oshea in
difficulty. .7.
| In recent difficulty between two young
gentlemen in New Orleans, Messrs. Fleytas
| and Adrien Cassard, the former was fatally
stabbed. 2 = Nkt4tSM TfMEaT ~
| In the Spartanburg District, Tenn, near
the Greenville line, there is curiosity in the
shape Of calf, not possessed of any tail
| whatever. '.f."
| jackson, Mississippi, has voted to subscribe
$lO0, 700 more to the Yazoo Valley Railroad
making total of $l60,OO0 as the subscription
Of that city. Il, 1. '.-..-1 ..i +, a,ss
| A woman in Havana recently gave birth
to three children-two females and one male
The latter has beard, and all of them have
full sets of teeth.
w. s. Land, the murderer of his brother.
in-law, Benjamin Flanagan, has been sen.
fenced by the Princess Anne, Va, County
Court, to the Penitentiary for eighteen years
| A prize ofone hundred dollars is offered
by Mr.. G. Q. ColtQn, of New York, for the
best poem descriptive of Peale's celebrated
painting of ''The Court of Death"
| On Saturday, in New York, young lady
elegantly dressed, the daughter Of highly re
spectacle parents, was seen in the streets il
a state of gross intoxication.
Mr.. Copeland, the. actor of the varitie
Theater, at New Orleans, who was shot b,
one of the editors of the True Della, as W,
have mentioned, is SO dangerously wounded
that he may not recover. --.-. -
Gerrit Smith continues to improve il
health. All the old vigor of mind has re
turned. He can mot, however, bear mucl
excitement or fatigue, as his physical system
is yet weak. -
The editor of the Buffalo IN. W Christie,
AdUocate had hired new editorial room
His friends stole the key, furnished the apart
ment luxuriantly, called him into it, an,
gave him fifty dollars to take possession of il
Sarah Dyke, woman of ofintemperate habit
residing in Liverpool, went from her hons
one evening without the knowledge Of he
husband; attempting to enter quietly by
window, she was caught by the neck and s.
died. .i' i.' - "''
The OriGin Of the Poem of ssThe Ola n, r.