Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-04
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READING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
GoLD closed yesterday evening, at l4592z
FELL, freight agent on the G. o. r. r, Il
brickl Who dare take It up?
GENERAL HUMPHREY MARSHALL is enjoy
ing himself among his friends at Louisville
WHAT is the greatest humbug of the agef
The extra bounty bill e....., ..
IT is pity that the character doesn't al
ways, like the hair, grow white with age.
APLEAsANr shower of rain prevailed yes
terday morning in this city.
TIE cholera hospital in Cincinnati has
been closed for want Of patients.
No Republican dare leave the party ON
penalty Of death. ~
THE Republicans are drawing the reins
too tight on the rank and file of the party.
They are getting obstreperous!
REv. MICHAEL MARLEY, of Dayton, died
in Ripley, last Sunday. He was an old
Methodist Minister, and resided in Dayton.
TIE Radicals in Idaho are defeated by
$50 majority. The Territories have begun
the battle-the States will finish it up.
WATSON, the murderer of Menter, is writ
ing letters, In which he gives information
of stolen goods in which he participated.
FELL calls Andrew johnson, Grant and
Farragut, striped mules and spotted hye-
mas. Who's to blame? q
u D.,.-- .,,o,o,, oa,,,,,,o al kho d,,kioa
Of the Office of Assessor Of the First Dis
trict in the place Of Charles r. Fosdick,
removed. n
Rev. ROBERT WALLACE, delegate from the
Irish Conferences to the M. Z. churches Of
this country, died suddenly In Cincinnati
on last Sunday morning.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER has written a
letter in which he indorses President john
sons reconstruction policy. In the name
of all that is lovely, who ZONES nextS
THERE is miscegenatiA Convention In
Philadelphia which commenced yesterday.
Fred. Douglass and Jack Hamilton are the
leading spirits. 10 5.
some Philadelphia spectators, in antici-
patton Of the chol era, bought up all the
chloride of lime in Getty. They are now
anxious to sell it at discount.
JUDGE ABEL, of New Orleans, has ad-
dressed letter to Gen. Sheridan, defending
himselffrom the charge of being danger
GUS man.
Two women made their escape from the |
Ballston Jail, N. Y, on last Thursday night,
by digging through the brick wall with
pair of scissors.
TIE people of Stark, Jefferson, Carroll
and Columbiana, have taken the matter in
their own hands and are going to elect Mr..
ShafFer to Congress. rsy9s
THE Radicals who hold Office under Andy |
johnson seem anxious to be Pictimized. |
Wood, Postmaster of this city, is "mum."
How is 1t, julius?
The seven persons arrested for robbing
the Adams Express Company of over $780,
900, are now on trial at Danhury, Con-
necticut. About 100000 of the property
is recovered.
A FRnGHr conductor on the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad, by the name of James
FiRnell, was instantly killed on last Satur-
day evening at Cincinnati, by his head
striking the Park street bridge.
THERE was marriage at Deerfeld,
Conn, few days since, Of Henry w. Har-
ley, of Montague, 81 years old white
man, to Amanda Jigger, an Is years old
negro girl. Il
THERE was an accident on the p, F.W. &
Chicago r. r, near COlumbiana, last Sun
day morning. A wheel broke, and three
OF the cars were thrown from the track.
It is thought several passengers were fatal
~ injured.
Mr.. FELL, member Of the Council, voted
against the resolution inviting President
johnson toEisit Columbus on his return
from Chicago. Fell was afraid that the
Radicals, in that event. would commit
:. '.Fel-o-ds-se.n sae y
THE Dayton journal tells the following |
yarn on Gen. Durbin Ward "Jesse Dur.
bin Ward studied law with Hon. Tom. Cor
win. One night q lot of scampish boys
filed the Office with o flock Of geese. Next
client happened to call just as |
Mr.. CofWin opened the Office. The client,
with some surprise, asked him what he was
doing wlthall those geese In his Office. Oh
said Mr.. Corwin, those are Jesses stH-
dsnfs.'n The Empire remarks that the above
shows one , thing clearly. Jesse" Is all
right on the goose"