Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-12

GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND has returned
from Europe. .ss --f
ANNA DICKINSON Is convalescent, butwill
not be able to lecture for several weeks.
In Texas, where farmers own 10000 head
of cattle, Goshen butter Is used upon their
tables.
JUDGE GREER, one of the Judges of the
Supreme Court OF the United States, has
loet the use Of his limbs.
Tar McKeever mare, well known to
sporting men, was killed last week by alo-
cOmotive.
TBx plantations of JEFF. Davis and his
brother have been leased to an association
of colored men.
ARcHpEAcoN DEEN1soN, of England, ad-
vises game of foot. ball after sermons on
Sunday.
The pretty daughter of the Queen OF
Otaheite has fallen in love with French
pianist.
JUDGE SUTHERLAND, of New York. has
decided that a jury must say whether man
is iscolOred or not.
A CHICAGO oculist has been sued for mall
practice, the patient fixing his damages at
$4,000.
SENATOR GUTHRIE's health is improving,
and he expects to be in Washington by
New Year'sday.
DoNATI's great comet will be visible to
mortal ewes again in the year 1868. Cat
this paragraph OUT for reference.
REy. CORNELIUS MOORE, Of Cincinnati,
has enlarged his Masonic Review, and
changed 1t from a Monthly to Weekly.
Pros and proclamations are penned. The
latter are cut up to show their worthless
ness, and the former to be cured.
ALoNDoN newspaper recently contained
the following :-"For Presidentof England
John Bright" Straws, sc.
CHARLESTON, the old metropolis Of South
Carolina, is coming once more to the sur
face; the people are hard at work and let
politics alone.
SINCE last January 45.64339S quarts Of
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down 70 iaOoler
TIE last report that Edwin Forrest had
quit the stage forever, Is as true as hun
dred previous statements to that effect. He
will play an engagement during the nOh-
U'' y '''' 80 -. -
AsFEGHrLT New fork crllic says OF
kistori's acting: "her hps curl OacA from
her teeth IN . wDl1e horIor' anu sne seems
to lap Creusa's blood with deilrious Joy|
That must nave Deen pretty" 70 see'
THK hirtatlons and pleasant tete-a-tetes
between the clerks In the New York post
ofiice and the young women VINO cali lOr
answers 70 matrimoniai iauVer'iSemen's' are
compiainea OF as nuisances'
THE 100000 bales ofcotton grown before
the war, on the alIuvial lands of Louisiana
and Mississippi, were made by halt the |
number Of hands that produced the guam
tity Of cotton in any other district of the
South.
Mn. J. S. BLUNT, of Detroit, sold ficti-
tlous piece Of real estate for $4,000. last
week. and decamped after receiving $4,000
cash. He had also ingratiated himself into
family of the highest respectability," )" one
of the teanale memberso of which he was en-
Raeeti to marry. His conversational talent
did it all.
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