Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
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DEGREES of Garibaldi provide dowres for
the daughters of those who fall in battle, ana |
for orphans. ',.'s. 'st %
The cotton in the South never looked more
and the growing and blooming
season was never better
WHY is the Japanese Embassy destined to
ACCOMPLISH its object? Because 1t is feted to
do so. ...
Thomas Leopold, once man of fortune.
went to California fve years ago and lost
5000 900 in improbable speculations
ID James Meredith beat his child, a girl six
years old, to death, near Oyster, Mo-, few
days ago, in fit OF rage ssa .5cr f
y. .sRound sir 2p said the sailor in reference
to the shape of the world: "Tve dbeen all
over 1t, and it is fiat as pancakeW
Gershom Twichell, a most niggardly miser,
died wretchedly, in Milford, Mass, without q
friend in the world.
A little child about two years years old
was frightened to death in Philadelphia, a
few days since, by q monkey. ID q az.
The Bank of Montreal has established a
rule that each of its officers are to take four
teen days leave in the year. 5.o .g3g1
There are now s6l inmates of Auburn IN,
" State Prison. Three incarcerated for one
year, to be executed at the end thereof. q
The total number Of deaths in New York
City last week was l2H OF which tolrty-nine
| we're adults, and eighty-ive children.
Mrs. Henrietta B. Kemper hanged herself
| In st. Louis, day or two Since, from weari-
ness of connubial life.
Patrick Dimond, physician In New York,
poisoned himself the other day on account OF
ill-health. E4. rE0 81 q
Scarlet Gaultney, Of Bowling Green, KY,
was fatally stabbed, q few days since, iu a
quarrel; by a man named Latham
\ An elderly woman, named Lamb upset q
cemphene lamp on her clothes In Baltimore,
the other evening, and was burned to death.
There is town in Middlesex, Massacbu
sets, where it has been ascertained beyond
doubt, that every legal voter in the town is a
Lincoln man.
The Hon. D. e. Sickles is now at his resi-
dence on the Bloomingdale Road, in New
York City, kept at home by the ill-health OF
his wife,. fHttr EtfBt gtft I
The shoemakers of Eatick, Mass, are emi-
grating TO the once-tamed Aroostook region
In Maine where they purchase for themselvei
farms and small homesteads. -l ,7...i,.g 2,
The Quebec Chronicle says that Chief Just
Ice Sir John Beverly Robinson desires tc
retire at once from the Bench, TO write tht
history Of the "Upper Province"
Srhe paper mill of William and John Rob
ertson. and the grist and Touring mill o
Hollis TAYLOR, at Hinsdale, N. H., were de
stroyed by FIRE on Sunday morning. -. -5s
A day or two ago, Calvin Miller, Of An
! cram, N. Y, was stung in the arm ver.
severely by q locust, and was for some tim
considered in o critical condition
I Joseph McGraye poisoned himself to deat
. in New York, the other day, with arsenic
l which he drank in glass OF beer oause--
intemperate habits.
In the house Of poor woman, in ST. Louii
/ q day or two ago, a large cat ate half OF 9ea
: childs ace and sucked out its eyes. HoI
rible ls 4 U
title child was sutfocated to'death i
: Memphis, Tenn, a day or two since, by III
. mattress on which it was lying, through th
criminal carelessness of its parents. -.
Z The earriage, barn, COW and tenemen
house. on the farm Of Isaac +. Cooley,
| West Milford, N. j., were burned down Q
|, Sunday, while the family were attending II
/ funeral of relative. 49,, , ,-.ts.tf4 d. .r7
The local editorof the Cleveland (O@ Pta!
dealer says the .paryenns oil inc iaIge Ca.5
belong to the demi-n0nde. Terrible olunu
!. that, Artemusi Confne yourself hereatt
4 to your burlesque English.
: Captain Harvey Sherman, an old and we
known shipmaster OF New bedtord, Mas
4 while riding in his carriage a Jew oays u
! fell to the ground, and almost instantly
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