Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-30
VARIETIES.

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Because they can't stand q 'lean."
Quack doctors are considered 'drivers" of
the 'last stage" Of diseases.
The United States Zouave Cadets, Of Chi |,
cago, have resolved upon visiting Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York next July. NJ |
In New York, last week, four hundred and |
fourteen persons died, FIVE less than the week
previous.
james W. Jones, for twenty years editor
of the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel,
died on Saturday last. .crf
of the Misses Hutton, Of New York, (the |
blonde, is soon to marry a French title"
y The New York Herald says that for thirty !
years the ship building interest has not been |
so depressed as it is at the present time. II
, C.F. Train, of Boston, and Hiram Fuller
of New York, are about to publish in Paris a
free trade Louis Napoleon paper.
The British exports for 1859 were fl3O, ,I4o,-
oOO for 1858, flf6,69SOOG for 1851, fl22, 1885,
COS. .,,
The Duke Of Savoy, Victor Emmanuels
nephew, who is talked of for the throne of
Tuscany, is only five years of age.
+ A wild turkey which, after being dressed,
weighed fifteen pounds and a quarter, was
shot in Dodville, Ga.
A large, double wooden building fell down
in Chicago ILL.,, recently, and killed laborer
named Henry French. II TT0 rGg
Philo P. Evarts, citizen Of Berlin Town
ship Ohio, committed suicide the other day
by hanging. -ti 's.. .re.Wr
John Boughman, shoemaker, of Alliance,
Ohio, hung himself by his neck-tie to a sap
ling, near that village, last Saturday.
A Democratic paper is to be started at Me-
silla, Arizona, with the Hon. Philo T. Her
bert, who shot the waiter at Washington, as
its editor. ,-. .---. l--..
sale of thirty-eight negroes, twelve of
whom were children, belonging to r. Peyton
Harrison, of Cumberland County, Va, took
place few days since, bringing $32,474.
The bill granting pension of 500 year to
S. G. Young, for services at Harpers Ferry,
where he was wounded. has passed both
branches of the Virginia Legislature.
Jacob Rumdur, an old man residing near
Moorefield, Virginia, was accidentally caught
by a falling tree, the other day, and crushed
to death. ...,,.....f.., ..ls..ri,r
A fire broke out, few days since, in the
Iresdence of Brown Cozzens, near Natchez,
Miss, and destroyed the building and out
houses.
VIM. H. Brundage, formerly Treasurer of
the Louisville Theater, died of apoplexy, in
the Western Lunatic Asylum, at Hopkins
vile, KY, q few days since.
Every young lady is to become Bachelor
| of Arts" at the Elmira, N. Y, Female Col
lege, who, on graduating, is fully accom-
plished in the use Of the sewing-machine.
| A Methodist revival is prevailing in the
region of Goldsboro, N. O., and q number of
persons have been carried off by raging or
thodoxy. S.}iguIDt t"t1 VI 7It
A Mrs. Burke was killed by blow on the
head with a club in the hands of Patrick Man
ley, in Sidney, Shelby County, Ohio, few
evenings since. 49,. L ,.,-r
The people of Cape Cod, Mass, are now
busily employed in cranberry planting. The
largest meadow devoted to the culture of the
cranberry contains nearly fifty acres. .
A man in Springfield, H., said to be worth
$6,000 is working in the streets of that city
to pay fine of $l3 levied upon him for be-
ing accessory 10 keeping house of ill-fame.
The Saco (Me.) Democrat says about as
much tunnage will be built at Kennebunk
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at the highest stage ofprosperity. 'i p.
J.B. Booth, the actor, has erected beau
tiful monument of Italian marble to the men,
ory of his wife, who recently died in San
Francisco.
Sarah Byrne, daughter OF Thomas Byrne,
was burned to death at her fathers place in
Baldwin County, near Blakely, Ala, on
Tuesday.
| A rencounter occurred in Palestine, Texas
recently, between DR.. Fl. @. Quarles and DR.
J..R. Woodward, in which the former was
killed.
Photography is being called to account in
England Mr. Mills, a tobacconist, lately
smashed to pieces q glass case in which wa!
exhibited, without permission, Photographic
likenesses of himself and wife.
| Some swindler has been writing letters tc
4 gentlemen in the South, pretending that {
legacy has been left them in England, and re-
questing remittance of four dollars for ex
penses in getting it for them.
A family of FIVE children of Mr.. Fenton
of Rochester, N. Y, all his offspring. hav,
died within less than week from scafle
fever and have been buried in one grave.
You may wish to get wife without fail
ing but what if the lady, after you find her
| happens TO be IN want OF husband OF tht
same character2 Don't marry her, and yol
will be happy afterward. assVdtl NVR
A chap was convicted at the late tern
of the Leake County Circuit Court, Miss.
and sentenced to three years in the peniten
tiary for stealing watermelons. Here, that i
no crime. .., .......l ann
| The last Of the military force, at Charles
town, Virginia, the company of Captain ]
w. Rowan, which has been on duty since th
nth of October has been dismissed from
service. 90 AA e b0 y l-a-
Among the recent arrivals, at Boston, /
that of Mrs. Whitney, of Waimea, Sandwich
Islands, who left this country more than fort,
years ago, and had not previously left tn
. Islands in all that long period. ~
The Northampton (Massachusetts) Gazett
says that the Hon. Il. NJ. Wright, late Seere
, tary of State, has been admitted 10 holy order
in the Protestant Episcopal Church, and viii
commence his ministry at Dayton, Ohio i'm
mediately. -' --' - ~ - IN. b.
| An abandoned pair, one named Abbott an,
the other Askew, begged money enough +
pay Clergyman, the other day in the Lou
isburg IN. ~ Courthouse, and were marrie'
there.
i LARGE PRIoBs FOR HoTEL ACcoMMoDATIoS
A friend informs the Washington StafcS tina
he made application at Charleston for accom-
modations, and that the prices asked wer
1000 per week for a parlor, three bedroom