Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14
vARIET TIE Is .

The worst evils are those which never hap
pen.
Fear debilitates, but hope animates and re-
wives the soul.
On the 23d ult., Queen Victoria reviewed
5000 volunteers in Hyde Park, London.
A bale of new cotton was received in New
Orleans on Friday, the earliest for ten years.
The Brooklyn IN. Y. City Flour Mills were
destroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss $4,000
The wheat crop of California isreported to
be very promising.
Without friends, the world is but wilder
ness-save to the philosophical, who need no
one to lean on.
George Wilson, bricklayer of Baltimore,
was killed at Wilmington, North Carolina, a
day or two since, by falling from church.
Maclay, the agent at Savannah, of the
Georgia State Bank, has defaulted for $75, 900.
His assets have been made over to the Bank.
John F. Kinney has been appointed Chief
Justice for the Territory of Utah, Uice Judge
Eckels, resigned.
Typhoid fever is prevailing very fatally in
Northampton, North Carolina. Five deaths
occurred there recently in one day.
Diptheria is prevailing in Mechanicsburg
Giles County, Virginia, five deaths occurring
there.
A Mrs. Coleman, near Cooksville, Miss,
was struck by lightning recently, ana her
neau Vorn eh'iieiy iioin i'i 'o"''
, New peaches, tomatoes and watermelons
are in the Augusta (Ga.) market. The two
i'iS' ii"N0' "0e'nn '''n ~ n9A' w '00 I!'
| F. G., Schmidt, one of the assistant census
marshals in the parish Of Plaquemines, La,
was kiileu le" uays s'n0o W "0O0p "' 'V''"'
II is said that Augusta, Ga, does the
heaviest grocery business of any place be-
tween nioDi'e anu i''''
The Louisville (Ky.) Journal says, coarsely
enough "The Democratic party swallowed a
niger, and died OF the black vomit."
A disease, resembling pleuro-pneumonia,
has broken out among the cattle of Guthrie
County Iowa, and several had already died.
rrho of,;oors of tho. N;oooro exnect to reach
japan in seventy days, to be absent a year,
and to visit Palestine before returning.
mi, g .,o I1,;,od Stotos stoomer
Lne wreck aa haon oa ,ns sound off Atlantic Cty
Efforts will be made to raise her.
t, No,,oI TT ~ ;voarro;tv
:. Pieo;ngton ne "" was struck by lightning and
~ acao;,,o5 ,,steriaI DAMAGE recently.
~ s..,..d .hot wsel,v Rer and
we unnecessary - ~ i,A ba s,arted in Wosb;ng gton
E,.' Euere.e v'gam gaiD 70 W W
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U; w; henhliSS T;on l,S SosrI no1 of Ell Hsnover ~
sne M rIesiIen' Wrl' '0 'i'0-oA''-. '',,
ne" iorA'
Robert johnson, while on spree, wa'
ial3llY oS siaoSe9s mroI ~ n1% Wbasler w. 90 800
py niS iti'ppt '"''e'- y
William Williams was fatally injured, {
| day or two since, at Rome, new YORK, py th'
remature eApioSion VI T" O'''"
y The anniversary of the promulgation of th,
| Constitution of Buenos Ayres, May 23 wa
| duly celebrated in that place by PROCESSION
ana Illumination rrraar
| 81 90 through my work" as the needl
| said to the idle boy. "But not until you ar
hard pushed" as the idle boy said to tn
needle S4iE
/ The competition between the ice men O
New York Is so great that consumers are noN
buying their ice at cheaper rates than at an,
previous period during the iase|AVe years
| The I,ouisville (Ky.) Journal saws; "W
| Aonit know how long President Buchana
has haen in the world, but he has lived to
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