Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-29
pEMocRGTIC cAApIDGIEs EOR CoNGREss.
news AND OrHERw1sE.
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/ GOLD closed yesterday evening, at 14s556,
4 WATSON, the murderer Of Captain Men
ter, is to be hung on next Friday. q, ~ 4 i.
Nh. BUCHANAN reported $l2,5O0 income
= for last year. s jAhi .1lsi htg 5-'f1>i9 "i
The Oldest living graduate of Harvard is
Hon. Samuel Thatcher, of the class of 1898.
NEW counterfeit twenty-five cent frac-
tional currency notes are In circulation.
REv. DIR. HosMER, Of Buffalo, has been
invited to the Presidency OF Antioch
College, Ohio. aoa a,l. 1..l.l -.l .t,a.a. .J
PRENTICE says that the Arm-and-arm
Convention in Philadelphia, seems to alarm
the Radicals terribly. .... ,..
Mr.. HANCHET, the tragedian, and Miss
Price are playing an engagement at Nash
vile. ...l... .....-. n.c ..,,.-.,.
SHELLABARGERs says: @Bring on your wooI
there isno possible objection to i'll" Are
the PEOPLE ready for the question? %,
BRowNLow is to be present at the Radi-
cal Convention on the Sd Of September; so
is Fred. Douglass-"PGr mobile frdtvIm." +
A JoINr Stock Building Company, hav-
in . capital of two millions OF dollars, has
been incorporated and started in Chicago.
PrrTsBURG has thirty-one foundries.-
The rate of wages is from % to $3.50 per
day. sH -..- ~ aY
The total number Of deaths from cholera
in Cincinnati from August 1st till August
9th, inclusive, was 1,08l. .moe H .lii % II .3sh
WHY don't the Radicals ''pltch into" the
Declaration of Principles Of the National,
Union Convention? g lGa qz9
AN exchange says Shellabarger is a''no-
Bile type of manhood" Blaek-face miniOn,
evidently. "i.lg-e eueaad syrI
AN effort is being made in Louisville,
Ky, to organizea company for the manu-
facture Of linen. Tiiad ,i!aa-
SOME of the old Mobile negroes have
offered their services to the Mayor to sup
press any riots that may be caused by their
brethren! aa.1N f~iIR sHg
The Nashville Union says that Col. W.B.
Stokes is to devote three weeks Of his time
in Radical speeehmaking in Ohio, during
this fall. wrJ 7oi1slai 'Ai 30 am. n.
ACTING GOVERNOR WALKER, Of Monta-
ma, has issued q proclamation ordering
an election for members Of the Territorial
Legislature. ,..ar
The gold receipts from customs for the
first two months of the fiscal year, com
mencing July !, win, it is estimated, reach
nearly $3QOOoOOO. q" gaET ie-s11l4o 9fl
]. II. T. CRAVE, Esq, Of Storrs town
ship, Hamilton county. died last SundaFof
cholera. He had long been identified with
the interests Of that county. 2o3 aIHn oo5I
WooD, the would-be assassin Of Colonel
Galloway, Of the Memphis AVdEdnche, was
released last Monday on $4,000 BAN, and,
it is said, Immediately left the city. Hae5
THE Mdc-G-cheek- Press (RadicaD says
''there isnOt aleading Republican in Ohio
who does not believe In universal suffrage |
and a general amnesty" "a iads in9ii9.sn
FoRNEY has procured list of all the |
Pennsylvania deseEters, 5000 In number, |
and proposes TO have them challenged Atthe |
polls. Forney is afraid Of hearing some
thing tdrGpiDo oj .saan.ad aIm orr
THE work on the new Gait House at Lou-
isville Is being pushed rapidly, 1t is said
taat Capt. Miller, Of the Barnet House, Gin
clnnati, is TO be the lessee Of the new Gait
House. 'ilsamii li&
The pharmaceutical Association lately
convened in Detroit, ended their session on
last Friday, the oath inst. The AssociaE
tion adjourned to meet in New York onthS /
second Tuesday Of September, 1867. 1., li1'' 9nt
MAN by the name of Hunt, merchant
from Baltimore, was severely Injured on
last Sunday, At Little Beaver river, on the
PsE Ws& C.irailroad, by the train being
thrown from the track. almI
Tax Board of Agriculture are earnestly
at worIkstO maA1e the State Fair, to be held
this year at Dayton, Sept. 25th to 28th, the
most complete and successful exhibition
which, has taken place sipcethe commencer
ment Of the war. .soaiia b s9itimmooI
The Radical editor Of the SGpdisty Rsgea
istor, unable TO pick q daW in or bring an
argument against the Declaration of Prin-
ciples of the Philadelphia ConventiOh;
written BY Raymond, iacetlously compared
him % BolingbrOke, that versatile. but vac
Hating writer who boastsd that his poh was
his fortune. Poor RAIDS!