Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-03
NEWS AND OTHERw1sE.

READING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
GoLD closed in New York, yesterday eve
ming, at l4S.
Texas furnishes st. Louis about $50 cat
tle daily.
john Ross, the well-known chief Of the
Cherokee Indians, is dead.
CHrEF JUSTICE CHASE is charged with
Intriguing for the campaign of 1868. Just
think of that.
The editor of the Journal gives US to un-
derstand that he is as big fool as he was
in 1853. r o, e. staD y
SOMEBODY says 1t is better to love the
psrson you cannot marry, than to marry
the person you cannot love. a. e
AwHrrE woman who married negro, the
couple living in Buffalo, New York, re-
Gently undertook to get rid Of his brutality
by poisoning herself.
ONE thousand shoemakers in and
around Newark, N. j., have quit work be-
cause an attempt was made to reduce their
wages 10 per cent. \
THr new building Of the NesO York
Herald is 10 be finished about the lst Of
September, when the paper is to be enlarg-
ut in new dress. ~.
AMAN in Maine recently lost tawallet con-
tanning $4,000 To the person who found
and returned it to him he offered the ex-
o,,,., - s0 oonfo
TIE Radicals intend to open the cam
paigu In this State at Cincinnati on the
evening of the 18th, on which occasion
Senator Sherman and General Schenck are
to speak. artr & r.t- .7r,rr aysvfr.
Raw. 8. s. HEADLEY, presiding elder Of
the Methodist Church in Springfield, Mo-,
was shot dead last Sunday by Radical be-
cause be insisted on preaching without q
lIceuse. s- 20 beg. o9e o.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says well:
"The very best electioneerer which the
Democratic party can have is a properly
conducted and well circulated Democratic
newspaper Circulate them.
The Zanesuills Courier says that the locks
at Beverly, in the Muskingum river, have
given way so much that boats are unable
10 getthrough, and none win pass probably
for some time to come.
DAVID EsHELMAS, brother Of the Junior
of TIE SrArEsMAN, we are sorry 10 an
nounce, died at Mount Joy, Pa on the
night OF the SOth ult. His sister died at the
close Of last December. 3 49, oFJ,.,,c
TIE C1svslGad Hrald (Radical) says that
Congress, In coupling theBounty bill with
the bill Increasing their pay, acted 'tricky."
The Toledo Blade (also Radically says their
action was both mean and cowardly."
GrNERAL HUGH EWING, son of Hon.
Thomas Ewing, aud Gen. Charles w. Blair,
son-in-law of Col Samuel Medary, have
been elected delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention from Kansas. ANo
SIXTEEN persons, who took breakfast at
the Delavan House, in Winona, Marshall
county, Illinois, on the 1st, were taken Ill,
vomiting and erampiDg severely. None Of
the cases proved fatal. 'at. ns ts
The Toledo BLADE (RadicaD says Of Gem
eral Henry s. Commager, who has been
nominated by the Democracy Of the 10th
District for Congress: "As soldier his
record "a spotless and as a man and citi-
zen, he above reproach." saf
TaE, Springfield Republic, In announcing
the arrIval home OF Hon. s. Shellabarger,
says that s'though not yet publicly wei
coined, he is received with private cordial
ity OF the most genuine character.p
Strange, isn't itp ~ aa
THERE was large johnson meeting at
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday niEht. The speaker
was General w. 81. Ball, who concluded
by saying that be should vote the Demo
cratic ticket and hoped all patriots would
do likewise. i 659sa
Txn local Of the CzsSsEand Plain Dsdlsr.'
che other day was sst6unded to hear wen
dressed and not bad looking young woman
ask tho conductor 'of q street car for q
.cbt~ of toba6c6, aud 'see her put .
tchaw = into her mouth with grsatfelish.