Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-14
NEWS AND OTHERwIsE.
"While the lamp holds out TO burn
The yilest SINNER may return.

last week man was sWoVhei9U :" "
saw pit in New York.
RAND of horse thieves are infesting
Williams county. -.
LATELY, garters with diamond buckles
were worn ia Paris with the new hoops
LITTLE bells are worn on bonnets and
white kids by the ladies.
LABOR is the genius that changes the
world from uglness to beauty.
The wheat crop of Stark county, the
Democrat says, promises poorly.
The building of new Catholic Church
has been commenced at Marietta.
THE man who couldn't trust his feel
iros y is supposed to do business entirely
on the "cash" basis.
THERE are sixty-four nulsances Ill
Georgetown, in the shape OF VaultlesS
privies.
On the 10th inst. the Democracy Of Pick
away will elect their delegates to the Dem
ocratic State Convention.
THE Northwest says that the wheat crop
in Heary county will not average one
third of crop.
Isaac HARRISON, awaiting trial In the
Fairfield county Jail for horse-steallng'
committed suicide on Tuesday OF last
week.
SINGLE New York railroad company
has ordered at Parkersburg, Va, 25OO par
rels White Oak oil, for lubrlcatng pur-
poses.
FROM the Fremont Messenger, we learn
that there are large number oil divorce
ooses before the Court of Common Pleas OF
Sandusky county.
THE total earnings of the Marietta and
Cincinnati r. r. for the month OF April,
were $50 722OO against $S2 1858 for the
same month last year.
TIE Wayae County Democrdt says that the
dwelling house OF Mr.. j. 5. Glasgow, three
miles northwest of Wooster, was destroyed
by fire on the 81 inst. Loss about $500.
FROM Toledo considerable quantities OF
wheat are being shipped into the interior to
supply the millers until after harvest. so
says the Blade.
LAST week, it is said, "a special session in
PRAYER for the New Haven, Conn, editors
was held in one of the New Haven
churches"
AN exchange says, gentleman VINO
would prosper in love should WOO gently.
A great many ladies' are of the opinion that
the gentlemen have been wooing entirely
too gently.
The Shelby Democrat assures the puollc
that one of the best and most prominent
Republicans in Shelby county has an
nouuced his intention TO abandon the he
publican party. ..
THE ice house of Martin johnson, at
Cleveland, was so badly burned one day
last week as to cause him loss of between
$4,000 and 100000. on which there was an
insurance of only $1,000.
EVERY Democrat of Crawford county
desiring to attend the Democratic State
Convention has been authorized, by the
County Convention, to consider himself
delegate.
A CHICAGO correspondent declares that
throughout the Northwest the winter
wheat will be nearly a failure, while the
spring wheat will, from present appear
ances, be abundant.
RgFERRINe to the report that the Presi-
dent is anxious to harmonic with Con-
gress, the Toledo Blade says that he will
very likely indicate such desire by veto
ing the next bill Congress may pass.
HARTFoRp, Connecticut, has had but fif-
teen town clerks since tic tOwn was founded
In 1885. George Wyllis served sixty-tour
years, John Allen thirty-seven years, and
Hezekiah Wyllis twenty-seven years.
TaEnumber of schools established by the
various Freedmen's Associations, East and
West, for the education of the freedmen at
the South, is 307, taught by 773 teachers,
and having 1914 pupils.
on Friday, John Stang, whose parents
reside In Sidney, was run over and killed
on the Madison pike, by the omnibus, Of
which he was the driver, running between
Madisonville and Cincinnati.
FIRED. DOUGLASS is emphatic In his op-
position to the proposed constitutional
amendment that was passed through the
House at Thsd. Stevens instance. He de-
claresit "a criminal abandonment of the
colored people of the South to the tender
meFcies Of their old masters" ~
The Trumbull amendment to the Postof-
fee Appropriation bill, having for its OBJ
ject the prevention Of removals and ap-
poIntments by the President, was defeated
Friday evening. by vote of yeas 16, nays
q. Senator Henderson has bill before the
Senate contemplating the same object.
OK Monday of last week, the citizens Of
Duchouquet township, Auglaize county,
were called upon to elect Justice Of the
Peace, t6fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Mr., Miller. The election was
warmly contested, and the Democratic can
'diiate was elected by majority of 15O-a
gain Of over one hundred on the Democrat
ic majority at the April election. That Isl
" gratifying gain. a tlr1tra