Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-10
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READING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
GOLD closed Saturday evening, at l461S.
IT is stated that an old negro woman in
Carroll county, Nd, has given birth to
twins, one black and the other white.
F.W. SMITH, Jr, a member of the Re-
publican State Committee of Connecticut
has come out for the President.
MRS. VEAL, who had lately given birth to
a son, was offended at neighbor's inquiry
for the health of her young calf. r.,a
WE regret to learn from the CircIeUille
Democrat that DR.. Wayne GriswOld is ly-
ing dangerously Ill. H .'1
The crown Princess of Prussia Is said TO
be losing her reason from grief at the death
OF her child. Oh
A MAN who was thrown from a railroad
track by cowcatcher, said he did not care
about '.ighting 1t out on that line"
TIE Empress Carlotta is coming to this
country to plead her husbands cause.
France gives her the cold shoulder. -.r,
TIE Democracy of the Highland Judicial
subdivision have nominated Charles II.
Collins, of HillsbOro, for Common Pleas
Judge. A capital selection. 200
KILPArR1CK has forwarded certificate
of good character from Chill. 1t will be
remembered that he was reported as having
taken prostitute with him when he went
to that country as United States Minister.
iris matter of history, that Mr.. Lin
coins desire for the immediate recognition
of the right of the lately rebellious States
to representation, was so strong that he se-
riously contemplated compelling them to
send Representatives to Congress. 'l.
WHILE on duty at Vieksburg, Gen. g. N.
Dodge dispatched to Washington, asking TO
be removed, saying he had been offered
100000 to disobey orders, which was SO
near his price that he was afraid the next
offer would bring him, ~ a..''-- 77'ai'
TIE Democracy of the Ross and High
land Senatorial District have nominated
Henry s. Dickey, Of Greentield. for Senator,
to fill vacancy caused by the resignation
of a Republican. BE viii be elected, and
will make good legislator. ,o s,.,e,-..r =
The St. Joe. Herald, says that q gang Of
valiant Radicals took Rev. Mr.. Price out OF
his bed few nights since and beat him
uutiihis life was despaired of. Another
rang of rufians, or perhaps the same gang,
drove Rev. Mr.. DeyFn out Of his pulpit a
few days ago.
JUDGE EsrItL, OF the Holmes County
Former, is making the ,o0og fyI Heis after
Judge Welker, the Radical candidate for
Congress for re-eleetion, with sharp stick !!
His eagraEings and other illustrations are
superb. He has gone e, some expense In
this business; but he Is making It pay. nv
THE Hooking Sentinel contains can for .
meeting 10 ratify THE action of the l4th Of
August philadelphia Convention, signedby
quite numbes Of prominent men who
voted for Lincoln and johnson In 1854 and
who have hitherto been the Republican
leaders in that county. They are now with
the Democracy, and support the Prssi-
dents ReStotafiDn Policy. 28 m
WE have received. the first number Of
new Democratic dHily Just started at To-
ledo. Il promises to be an efficient organ
of fhe Democracy In the Notthwe6t and
pours hot shot into the ranks Of DisuniOn-
ism-as- It's name might serveito indicate,
being called aToIsdo Dolly Ndsi0n0I Union. p
It's edited by our friend WILL Z. GLKss-
NER, who has been running 9The WSekIg
Toledo Record Cor some time. vslii3sI