Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-10

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about 10 become Gfcrse Mason. lt51
RIcaaoaD paper characterized horse
stealing as aSheridaniiing." . smoa yse
C,nnnnAL RoUssnAU's wife and daughter
were on the train wrecked at the GAINESVILLE
bridge. They escaped unhurt.s w E
Thn monthly statement Of the Treasurer
for November shows q net reduction o.
ol,070OO0 In the public debt. n
On Thursday, my distilleries were seized
Anew York, and several others on Friday
Tor ffaud5 On the revenue. ,,
tfssnrsaroH dispatches state that sena-
cor summer is opposed to the confirmation
Of Gsusral Dix as Minister to France.
PnopEssoR SAMUHL G.. Brown, . professor
at Dartmouth College, has been unani-
mously elected President Of Hamilton Col
legs. .
0nNnRAL WH1TTLEsEY, late Assistant
Commissioner Of Freedmen in North Caro-
lima, has been sentenced TO be Teprimanded
iOrcestaIn proceedings while there.
Tnr Wdhingtoa Republiean denies that
the original draft Of the Presidents Mes
sage recommended certain amendments to
the Constitution. ".-.A
AEADY living on Summer street was
yesterday notified by letter from Columbus,
Georgia, that sheand her daughter had fall
en- Joint heirs TO e2lOOO.- Nashville Ban
NSr, "a.
The nrst reputed victim Of the cholera
IN Milwaukee was -four merchant named
o. B. Knowles. He died at the Newhall
House, last Monday.
A F1oUs,. chureh-golng eompOsitor on
daily paper Of Glasgow, was recently ex-
communicated because he worked at the
case on Sunday evening. He plead neces-
sity, but In vain. .....
RIsrom visited Mount Vernon last FRI
day, on special boat, furnished by the
Navy Department. On Friday night, the
President and family attended her repre-
sentatiOu Of elizabeth"
A BorKL proprietor in San Francisco an
nounees that he has opened "a large reading
room, containing i've hundred volumes Il
standard works, which is entirely for the
use Of patrons"
AN old lady named Elizabeth Ross, resid-
ing In Mansfeld, Ohio, was attacked the
other day BY ferocious hog, knocking her
down, breaking her leg, and tearing her In
Q shocking manner. Her life was at first |
despaired of, but she is recovering.
THE very interesting compendium Of
statistics OF the United States, prepared by |
the Treasury Department. at the request of |
the Secretary OF State, for the catalogue of |
0hs Paris Exposition, sin presS, and will
appear In few days. 4Y,yr 80
TEE Supreme Court Of the United States,
On Friday, agreed upon decision, in the
eases Of certain lawyers excluded from
praetlee By the test oath. The decision,
approved by Ave Of the nine judges, de-
OlAres me law uhconstilational. ~
GEN. MILLEN, late President Of the Fe-
nian Military Council in Ireland, has pub |
lIshed an address to the Fenians, denounc-
Ing Stephens aS hum bug, II not cheat
and q rascal, and makes grave charges
against him Of dishonesty, &c. saa
H6skck GREELkr has written aletter to
Governor Perry, In favor Of universal
amnesty and impartial suffrage. The Gov
smog, IA reply, snggested as sacompromise.
10 enfrauehlse negroes who can read and
wrlis nnd have . property qualification.
JuDa. &. Z. EVANS. Of the Zanesville |
COmdion Pleas Court, has resigned, and
Moses n. Granger has been appointed to
the vacancy. The vacancy in the Wooster
District Has been hlIed by the appointment
Of Joseph n. Downing as successor to
Judge sample. Hsy
THE War Department has published
another rollof honor, embracing thenames
Of soldIsrs who died In defense Of the
rnIou, Inferred in the stdteg Of Arkansas,
CalIf6rnia, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota,
Nevada, and the territories Of Arizona,
CoIofado, Idaho, New Mexico and wash
lngs0n. .ffssF ~ t - RI
IT sannounced that Q site for anew Pres
Identlsl manslon at Washingt0n has been
upon. Il Is 10 be located about
1WO miles narthWeEt Of washington, and
win q surrounded BY I park. The land in
that nslghboThood isvalusd at about 1850
an aers, bas before any final action can be
taken upon the subject an appropriation
must Be had from Congress. 81
n. r. WILLIS, at latest accounts, was ap-
parsnfly drawing near che close Of HE lie.
he hApbssnan invalid fora year past. His
Wlfs writnsl from Idlewild, under date OF
Novsmbef soth. that he was falling every !
day, sleepIng mort OF the time, and cOntin-
ring TO lose strength. Mr.. Willis is almost
sixty years Old, having been born in Port |
land, Maine, IN 1907.
WnnN Judge Winanshad passed SEN
isnce of imprispnmens IN the ponitentIary |
On George Mtth1fd, convicted Of burglary
q the last session Of the Courtof Common
Pleas here fhe prisoner asked the Judge
when he would be expected TO 20. aBe-
causes islahs, @Isan hardly fiuish up
what little running round Ihaye 70 do Il
homs short 81 two or three weeks." The
Judgs Blandly informed George that II |
would bs or the Sheriff, in whose custody
ne thor wEa i6sey when ho shguIa 70. 20
well, \ sald George, atheFe la no use oftalk-
ing; 4 cans posaibIY arrange my business
g home and sec ready o 50 inside Of two