Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-10
NEWS T .AND orHERwIsE.

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READING MATER on the Fourth Page,
GoLp closed IN New York, yesterday eve
nIngg ati024 ,, -,4
Two hundred and ninety-one balloon as
censions have been made by Prof. Steiner
JOHN G. BREcKISRIDGE is a resident Of
Niagara, Canada West. l- 10.
MRs. LINCOLN has presented one OF Mr.
Lincoln's canes to Fred. Douglass. p lsa
THERE Is great deal of sickness in Lex
ington, Kentucky, and thereabouts.
THE total National Bank circulation is
now $2sSe27, 900. ~ y. y, ..''''. ... w . I
Al MAN named McNaughton committed
suicide IN Madison, Wisconsin, on the 4th.
FIFrY-FIvE marriage licenses were issued
In Hamilton county last week. 'i' a
LAST Friday, a boy named Casper Hanck
was drowned at Cincinnati. rrJ
TaE authorship of the call for the Phila-
delphia Convention is credited to Secretary
Seward. lIs rai
JoHS PADDAcK, aged 81 fell down stairs
arCincnnati last week, and died from the
effects OF the fall. irc, .a
+ IT was Benjamin S. Rhett and not ex-
Senator Robert Barnwell Rhett, that was
murdered near Charleston, S. G, by negro
IT Is announced that all Federal ap-
pointees who do not favor the Philadelphia
l. ox-o1 H
JUDGE GARMcK MALLORY, the Oldest
member of the Philadelphia bar, has just
died, aged so years. EHrlTx-
TwENrY-sEvEN deaths from sun stroke
In New York City last Saturday and Sun
day. sl -c lA rfed
LAST week two men were run over and
instantly killed by the switch engine at
Crestline. ..a l4re.
Mr.. SIDNEY EVERETT, son of Hon. Ed
ward Everett, is to be married to Miss
Kitty Fay, Boston heiTess. 5dei
IT is estimated that the value OF the
property destroyed at Portland by the ter
riblsu fire on the 4th, is fifteen million dol
lars. sos VI sac YliNt sti .-'" N
The people of Ironton are incensed be-
cause atri-weekly mail has been substitute
ed for al daily mail with Sciotoyille. They
have cause for complaint. 1. n.
AT Villa Ridge, Ill, the Radicals had a
celebration on the 4th. Some Of the Re-
pubiicans were disgusted with It because
they were set to table with negroes.
fHE Baltimore Saa, truly says; "should
the proposed Tariff bill become a law, the
greans of the people will speedily be turned
into imprecatiOnsp j19in -i'> saa4 >
GEORGE THoRPE, q dry goods salesman at
StoLouis, out of employment and out Of
money, ended his troubles last week by
suicide, @ ,,...;,... o,.at.- a
EIGHT hundred and thirty-seven divorces
were granted in Ohio during 1865, Those
matches could not have been made in
heaven. fasport bue isoa g7'fu
JAMES GAlBY, living AZ clyde, sandusky
county committed suicide last week
Cause: bad condition of his finances. He
was SOyears old. q -. "9T 2f.l,h',
Y ~ 10 Il q Nss a. O..
FoRrY-rIyEe million dollars worth Of
property are estimated as having been de-
sttoyed by FIRE inthe United States in the
six months that have just elapsed. .T'ri1ss
The Toledo Blade behOlds in the 14th
of August Philadelphia Convention a
movement that wiz compel desperate
fight on the part zot the Republicans to
maintain their ascendancy. sieyi7c q
RUMoR doth say that VIM. N. Glover,
United States District Attorney who prose-
cuted theFehians at StGouis with so much
zeal, has been removed by the President
Heshould have gone slowaol woa- 20 is
FROM the NeOgk Advocate we learn that
Henry Stetfen last Friday undertook to vi
olate the young daughter Of the late Rev,
Theodore Herman of that city. He was
frhstfatea in the attempt blythe cries Of the
gIri bringing to her assistance George Mar
tin. Ab5I iias ~em .sf 10. '.ia6 IHs
O1the 3Oth dlt. the Democracy Of Dafke
mgtid County Convention, and nominated
the following county ticket; For Treas.
ufSEf Eli Helm; Probate Jadges John g
McKemy Prosecuting Attorney Charles
al aMatchett; COMMISSIONER John Stoltz
Inflrmary Director George D. Medford.
TaE Democracy Of Hancock last weel
mt t,thls ticket in nomipation; For Pro
bate Judge, GamalIel ,c.aBarn; Auditor
Solomon shafer; Treasurer Henry B
wall; Sheriff, DID. MeOallan Clerk, Jas
pennison; CommissIoner, VIM. Taylor
Surveyor, Joel Pendlstoni5 Coroner, Abra
ham Yereer. Hon. Wm. Muagen was de
clsFed the clIoiee Iof the Convention 10
s,5H1ress. The Coia4er says che Coiiven
( el6n nv ~ one Of the largest most harno
nicus gatherings Of the kind ever couvene'
IN the county