Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
NEWS AND 0TiaBRwIsE.

READING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
lBANcRoFr's last volume of United States
History is completed. u' .. lrI-...ou
'STEMpLE House" is the name of Mrs.
Stoddard's New Novel. ~ ..t ,o s..I.....
TWENTY divorces recently by the Su-
preme Court of, New Hampshire. ~. I.
THE Chinese Empire is now open to its
very center to all who choose to visit it. 10
ABAYIy lynx weighing 80 pounds was Kill
ed in 1Basse, Mass, last week. asZ afg
AUSIoN MONITOR tomb of Doug
las. .HT. THd 'nn., " -f .1- -.rt.
The peasantry in Ireland use snail broth
to cure consumption. 1t is probably slow
but sure. .raf r. r.r..d "A
MARRIED-Thomas Hawk to Miss Sarah
Dove. What savage he must be to Tom
myhawk a Dove.-- Exchange. .af .-.af (
KATE JOSEPHINE BATENiAN's property is
estimated to be worth $75OOOO--a good
return for ten years of the life of an ac-
tress. 3''& .'"ohpIa-rnr HnrHa '.I
A DAooTAH chap thinks he has found
Paradise. Hear him "No income taxi
no internal revenue no spies to see if you
treat q friend on Sunday; no special po-
lice; no dog tax, no poll tax, school tax or
bounty fund. And, to end with, the lndi-
ans and half-breeds can't tell one green
back from another, so all our ones are
tens" .a' . aluu vrraogf hrl .,......,
The Jacobins of the 18th District are
furious and desperate. General Morgan
is gaining votes SO rapidly, that the Radi-
cal editors and the Radical stumpers in the
District have resorted to Wholesale lying !!
1t will, however, avail them nothing;
Morgan's majority will be so oyerwhelm-
| ing that Jacobinism will be completely
dpmbfpupded h. ~a,.a 'I'r N ,,,' i.'''s
THE Boston Pilot likes the bold frank
manner of President Johnson in address
| ing the people. 1t says: "He does right
to defend himself and his policy against the
rude and brutal attacksof the Radical Con-
| gress, press and mob. He talks plainly to
! the people, and they understand him. Fig
uratiyely, when he speaks, thirty millions
Of people listen. Single4handed and alone,
1 with truth, sincere love for the Union, a
reverence for the Constitution, and deter
4 minhtion to enforce the laws, he can meet
/ ana oyerturn his enemies. We are thankful
4 that he has seen fit to take this course, and
4 entertain, the firm belief that the results OF
the Presidential tour will operate for sub
'sstahtial good. 9iobfa.ms s'lJ ydw woda y
QUEEN V1CToR1A's favorite, John Brown;
He Highlander, abodtwhomt there has been
such royal scandal, has experienced the
Etate of other and more refined courtiers,
and his fall has been more. rapid than his
Erise. : The story goes that John was from
1.-THE ffrst-partial to his native usquebaqgh,
and that as his favor at Court increased, be
lindulged in longer and stronger libatiOns'
This had reached height which could not
l be overlooked; and the new Master of the
lHousehold, Colonel Biddulph,, was relpct-
Eantly compelled to dismiss him from. office.
II It is isconsidered probable that, after a peri
4 cd Of suspension, he may be again restored
i to favor-sespecially if he can restrain his
4 propensities but'fer the present it is tobc
4 noted that John Browns star is Under an
Il eclipse. ,.,...,'.'..' ftnloiqHl 1o