Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-19

,pINo matter on fourth page.

TIE publication Of the Cincinnati DdtIy
linton has been Suspended auqD lil
MoLkssEs is being made out Of water
melons In ViIginia- ,s X 1e9 rsdi III
Gro. N. SANDERS is in Paris, evidently |
faring well every day. ."' ,t. ~ '' ~ y y yt1
THk population of ChicagOis is represented
AZ 500. .4l5.9 9il2gB Im n9da"foi lir' 70 ,n9t1
The prospects of the cotton crop in Lou \
islana are gloomy. f9oo odw aaodt guoal
NoDI and Nagai, the Japanese Princes,
rein Washington. COW sn.ua-syo1 m
IRIS estimated that Minnesota win this
year produce 16OOOOOO bushels Of wheat.
On the l4th, about O'Clock in the morn
ing, Wood & Sons oil mill, at Piqua, was
destroyed by fire. ~ s..,.l l..... a
WILLIAM NAPIER, ESQ., brother of Sir
Charles Napier, has located for the present
I'm Franklin, Tennessee, as large farmer
The first anniversary Of the Madison
county Sabbath School Union will be held
at London on the 2Sth. ,F i,9.It .5ar,rt.,
SNEAK THIEVES, till-tappers, pick-pOck-
cts and burglars are uncomfortably plenty
in'Cineinnah. l9siyba afi7ir O. .s roit a
REpokT gives to Stanton the French Mis-
sion in exchange for his place in the Cabi-
net. ,lo'lsi roa .Haif's alds9euEflns hf
SOMEBODY wisely says: Never condemn
a friend unheard, or without letting him
know his accuser or his crime.q11 gI n
THE Democratic vote at the late election
in SciotO county was the largest ever
polled in the county. T hafrav
'Tis better to have loved and lost
or Than never to have loved at al. ,
..t. t.rE, TsHnysoH.
On the night of the 18th, Henry Ward
Beecher made speech, in which he said I:
81 have great faith in the honor and good
intentions of the South" 11ao o.t.. .....a.
The November gold interest win paid
by the Secretary of the U. S. Treasury at
maturity, on the 18th of November, and
not before. ''
IT appears to the understanding In
England that that Government ''has moth
ing to fear from America until the country
is thoroughly re-organized." r sHcrro
THE Doylestown Pa.) Democrat comes to
us enlarged. Increase of advertising CON-
PEELED It, Glad that its prosperity is so
abundant. .t...
CORNELIUS DRIsCoLL, at dance in Chi
cago couple of nights ago, stabbed his
wife with bayonet, from the effects Of
which she has since died. .us fss9,IsI
IT is asserted, as absolutely true that
Stanton will soon leave the Cabinet
General Sherman is talked of as his sue
cessor. 'rhafl G1Y9I
TIE Marion Democrat and Dayton Empire
advocate the holding of the Democratic
State Convention to nominate candidates on
the sth Of January. .-s,' ''''.s y. ..,.
,GESERAL GEARY, in an after the election
speech at Harrisburgh, Pa, claimed the re-
suit of the election as an Endorsement of
unmitigated Radicalism. .gr 1r5.a
Two hundred and seven millions dollars
is the assessed value of properly in Georgia.
In 1860 1t was assessed at six hundred and
twenty millions. 1nd .-llI h9THr
..ARr1cLEs of dress made or trimmed by
milliners or dress-makers for the wear Of
women or children are now exempt from
duty. r. ~. vi. ~ -. II
AN $4,000 monument has just been erect
ed in Mount Auburn Cemetery, at Boston,
in honor of the late William +. Harnden,
founder of the Express business In the
United States. ~ NI 'N@ 10.
ON the night of the 18th, some police
officers made descent upon the gambling
house of Thomas Mead, in Cincinnati, and
gave Mead quarters In the 9th street sta
tion house. goo m ,ai-r Lrr4 aai ifalI
The Mobile Tribune says there viii be,
slby the 10th of November, more fine stores,
elegant residences, better accommodations
for business and dwelling houses than
ever were known in Mobile before" ''' ao
THE CVeUeland Herald says an old gentle !
man, now a resident Of Michigan, was
swindled out $1,000 BY, two confidence
men at Crestllne on Monday night. He's |
getting his eye teeth cut late in life III
II HAVE nothing but my heart to give
you,n said spinister to lawyer who had
conducted suit for her. swell" said the /
lawyer grufiy, Ego to my clerk-he takes
thefees." r hqis aI a56i..- Il
GENERAL SHERMAN has written the Pres
ident letter emphatically and unequivo-
cally indorsing his policy and deprecating
the course of the Radicals in their treat
ment Of the Southern people. nt 1oi-iil
HORACE ARMATr and Ben. Warfield had
afatal difficulty at Lexington, KY, on the
night Of the 18th, in which Warield re-
eeIved two wounds, considered mortal,
andiArmatt a serious wound on the breast,
sAT the late. election IN one township IN
Tuscarawas county, .Nty.foT returned SOL
dIers marched ina body, with Ilfes playing,
drums beating and flags flying, to the polls
and voted the National Union Democratic
ticket. -
The Plain Dealer says that between five
and six O'Clock on Tuesday evening, Mr..
Roger Ryan, bricklayer, employed upo6
st. Mary's Church, near the Columbus
Street bridge, fell from the scafFolding to
the ground, breaking his neck and causing
instant death. ia 5a, Nfs
s.NAReERx, what did you do with the