Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12


peranzns j. A. Patterson, l02 West Fourth |
street and ll5 Main-street.
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POCKET PIcKFD.-A man named Joseph |
German, had his pocket picked, during the
billiard-match at the Mechanics Institute,
night before last, of a porte-monnaie, con-
tanning $37 in money and some valuable
papers.
EXPIRATION OF THE TERMS OF OFFICERS.
The newly elected Auditor enters upon his
official career March !, 1861 the Sheriff,
January {, 1861; the County Clerk in Feb
ruary, 1861. The County Commissioner
will take his seat on the 26th inst.
Boy Rus OVER AND INSTANTLY KItLEp.-
Dny before yesterday, a lad, about seven
years old, son Of William Goodall propri-
etor of the marblc-works at No. 2+i West
Court-street, while riding on dray, acci-
dentally fell of, and the wheel passing over
his body crushed him to death.
TOTAL VALUE OF PERSONALITY IN HAM1L-
TON CoUNTY.-The total value of personal
property in Hamilton County, for 1860, sub
ject to taxation, excluding bank capital, as
returned by Township Assessors, and equal
lied by the County Board, is $32, 723, 9S3
bank capital, subject to taxation, P3.894, 430.
Total, $3G, ,5284l3.
TIE RECENT ACCIDENT IN THIRD STREET.
James Wolfendell, who was so severely in
of sn,,o ,t,r,o 81 T Tbind
street nn,r Race dind on tba sf,ilowino
nigbt abont tvyoive o,c1ocL 0Jyen GIsrLa
VIC wos wonnSed Of tLo so,o t;r,o yToS
lying at the Hospital, last evening, alive,
but no hope whatever was entertained of
his recovery.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CoUNrY COMMISSION
Rns.--At the regular diurnal session yester-
day morning, the County Commissioners
passed orders amounting in the aggregate to
$15 40: of which So 40 were paid to sundry
nartipz for labor M the Lick Run Iunatic
ASYLUM and 81 for clothing for tho Work.
house,
Tile eontract for setting the boi1er in the
CONT. bonea yvse AWARDED 70 ceor,a Uofar
for SEQ which was the lowest bid Teceived
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A BOYS Eye DEsTR0yEp ny A PLAYMATE.
A connie of lads. resnectiyely seven and ten
wears of ace named John Caldwell and
joseph Jones, residing on Plensant-street,
were playiug together Yesterday afternoon,
when the latter accidenfalIv ran aoainst n
shorn stick in the hands of fhe fnrrner which
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entirely destroyed the sight OF his right eye.
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ana meulCal ala Immediately procured, but
ms sunerlng was intense ana MS shrleks
he"EV piercing.
Noc4upNA1 AssArLT-A Uan Seyerel,,
Rentcn a man named lanes Srmetrong
Iros ni:l,od mn in q san,i sono;h1o oond;e9
tion. ni0ht before last about twelve o'clock.
ontba benl, n tba Miami canal neor Eirbfb
street. His head was badIv cnt no If sfrncl
Win a binnt instrument and his bodv and
face we're very badlv hrn}sed Unon being
restored he stated that he resided in DnbIins
street IN which nlace ba ues remnve1 He
said he had been overtal5en and assoHIted bv
some unknown persons. who beat him yery
severely and then left him to his fate.
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ing s'a'ls'irs ..--.- $40 --. ,gs -,
Number NNmbber Of Of s95
Number Of Teachers. $50
NnEer 81 Of Psneps ~ ny
Amount Of ssiopary Fund raised in 5iS
MAN FOUND DRowhEp.-The body of an
unknown man was found dav before yester-
| day, in the river. at the foot of Mill.street.
! II was clad in a black coat and pantaloons.
silk velvet vest had dark hair and ewes and
was about thirty five years of ape There
was nothing on his person by which he
could be identified, and the testimony before
the Coroners iury failed to elicit nny thing
\ which 1vould tend to throw any 1ioht unon
his previous history, OF the manner of his
death. No marks of violence were found
upon the body, and as usual in such cases,
| the Jury returned a verdict of accidental
| drowning,
| MAN TupovvN Fpo,, .. Uopsp Am Sp
| mAN lhhoMN RhoA hohsE AND DE-
| VERELY lNJURRD.-A man named Charles
| ROscher while riding rapidly nm Eln-Street
was thrown from his horse aud severely in
| jured. The animal took fright at some
thing and suddenly SHE'D, unseating his
rider, whose head struck the bowldered pave
ment with great force. His right arm was
| bruken, and it is thought his skull was
fractured. He was taken up in an apparently
moribund condition and conveyed to a
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