Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-10


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BUILDING LOTS FOR SAkE--Do not fail to
attend the sale Of those building lots on Fifth,
Ellen, Baum and Oregon-streets, this day, at
zen clock by Y. >. W; smith, auctioneer, If
you wish bargain. See advertisement.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs--ByH Henry
O'CLOCK. Barometer. Thermometer
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NJ 5o ~ Appoye pve zero-!S
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Miss Jane q. Wilson, B%itimore, Md.
Mrs. L, Mickey, Shelby, Ohio.
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ton give grand party this evening, at the
Melodeon Hall. The affair will, no doubt,
prove pleasant reunion among the members
and their friends.
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BURGLARY IN SEcoND-sTREEr.-The resi-
dence OF q man named Henry George, located
on Second-street, near Ludlow, was burglar
lousiy entered at an early hour on Sunday
wearing apparel, and money to the amount
of seven or eight dollars.
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Boy DROWNED IN THE CANAL.-A boy about
sevenori eight years of age, named Henry
David, whose parents reside on Central
avenue, near the Brighton House, while
playing on the bank of the Miami Canal,
yesterday afternoon, accidently fell into the
water and was drowned. The body was i'm
mediately recovered, but could not be resus-
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SERIOUS AociDENT.--Yesterday afternoon,
about three o'clock, a boy about twelve years
Of age, named Jas. Tillion, had his right eye
knocked out by an umbrella, in the hands of
gentleman who was passing his fathers
residence, on Central-aFenue, between
Seventh and Eighth-streets. The lad was
playing on the sidewalk at the time, and ran
against the umbrella with such force as to
cause the unfortunate result we have named.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr.-oincer keany, OF TINS
Guy, yesterday arrested man named James
IVY yhoios, az lneennes, lnulan;l upon
Adams & Co.'s Express, at that place, few
days ago, and robbing it of SO, 200. Reynolds
was held to bail in the sum of $4,000 for his
appearance before an examining court, and
sent to jail in default.
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PRocEEDINGs oFTHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
morning, tne Oouhty commissioners passed
oaae,s orc pr, 'aHiountlng IN Tue aggregate 10 SI,
pSo oo oi Wnlch Sl,zzo so were paid 10 A. U.
h Duliooh w., Ior sunuries ior tne SCUM
western Lunatic Asylum, and $50 90 to J.
nnogers ior expenses incurred py TRIP 10 the
EASTERN citles ON county business. Apart
rom tnis no business OF importance was
transacted: t."
SpRIors Aco1pENr TO A LAnoRrn.- man
1SniVHo 1hOoiDHN. ~ N ,'AponHn' hi"h
,ybila AZ 1wori, mon the new Catholic Inst;l
tute, corner of Vine and Iongworth was
seriously- iniured by the faIl Of brick. Which
strnck him unon tbe head and knocked him
from a scsfFald IN the oround a distance of
t,veIve or fonrteen faet He was carried into
a neighborine' drug store. where his wounds
were dressed after which he was removed to
bis residence, at the corner ,, Of Second and
Race. His injuries, although severe and
pon,s d,vs WI bnt ara not % cons;Js at all
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:. TIE. New CRY CoUNcIL-ORG AN1zArloN
1 YESTERDAY AFrERNooN.- new members
ofthe CITY Council, exceft Manson and Stokes,
we're ON hand early Yesterday afternoon as
if anxious to receive the honors awaiting
| them! y slIC '7s .ITil
On motion of Mr.. Mack, Mr.. Whitcomb
rni w,lS of ths oyd nemSers ~. called thirtean
roll OF tne 3s 9lu ncnoers cslieu, s ulirsen y,
snsstsops o Seodng ns number
Was present. .->, ~ !
| Mr. Noble suggested that Council wait a
short time for the ,absentees, which was
| agreed to by common consent and the inter-
val was occupied by presidential aspirants
and their friends in private cancusing and
shaking hands. VI y. .gr
At ten minutes before three, thirty-onS
members being present, the Council pro.
| ceeded to vote for President Vica voce.
Mr. Glass nominated Mr.. Noble; Mr.. Davi:
4 nominated Mr.. Eggleston;, Mr.. Mack nomi.
mated Mr.. Weasner, and Mr.. Cunningham
nominated Mr.. Terrence, who immediately
declined. The following ballots were theI
taken: :, -ra.rg. rl
/ LIST vote. ID ID. 4th. 5th. 9th
v,.I, Measner ;r;; r;;.,:.. ...,i2 u lz 4,
No6le'..'. " Ia r-Iso n y i
4 I AT the sixth ballot Mr. Manson appeared
and wss sworn in, when MN Weasner with
drew his name, and nominated Mr.. Terrence
i He had not solicited the nomination. himself
Mr.. Eggleston said IN whatever position m
was placed, he should do his duty. %.
Mr., Noble said he had nothing to say, ex
Mr.. TOrrence made some humorous re
marks, when the voting was resumed as fol
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