Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-23
NEWS AND oTHEhwIsE.


REaprxo Matter on the Fourth Page.
GOLD closed In New York, Saturday eve
ming, at 15OA - 2fi +. .a 1aa ~ ;1n
FaEMoNr has become acity Of the second
class. Au. 20 e,7' "er slalW
GENERAL FRANK BLAIR has worn him
. self out with public speaking. :,
CHARLES K1NasBURY, SEM Superinten-
dent of the Public Schools at Ironton for
about fifteen years, is dead. ..r
THE Democratic Congressional Conven-
tiou TOR the 9TH District will meet at Wa
pakoaetta on the I'd Of August.
THE Shelby County Agricultural Fair
will commence on the 10th of September,
and will continue three days.
TEE total value of personal property re-
turned In Licking county for taxation this
year is $5,72S,796.
NINE hundred and fifty-three thousand
and six pounds of wool have been raised IN
Licking county this year.
Ma. J. G. LESLIE, of Poland, MahOning
oann+y. hos purchased. parlrnd and shipped
333,47O pounds of wool this season.
~TYPHoID" or Scamp fever" has visited
Beaver township, Mahoning county, In an
epidemic and fatal form.
LADIES In New York are taking to wear
ing invisible crutches for the purpose Of
keeping the shoulders well up ll ls
On the 9Th of August the Democracy Of
Knoxeounty viii put in domination their
county ticket.
THE great speech delivered by Hon.
George Il. Pendleton at Reading, Pa on
the 18th inst, will be found in The STATES
MAN this morning.
News comes. from nearly every section
that the wheat crop is much better than
was anticipated, and that it is Of superior
quality, kt3IIBt ttL( B5s !
OK the 7th inst- the barn belonging
Hiram Tillotsor, two miles west Of Hunt
ington township, Lorain county, was struck
by lightning and consumed.
TIM Mac-dl clssk Press. a Journal that Is
intensely Radical, shows up the action Of
Messrs. Delano and Lawrence on the tariff
business handsomely. ,i-
EvrscTUALLY does the Mde-g- Cheek Press
n nut to shame those dirty joufnalistsin its
own, party who have been engaged decry-
ing Gen. LeFever's bravery and patriot-
ism. kss
GENERAL SHERMAN, IA his speech to the
graduating class at Dartmouth College.
said he thought it "a fact that people gem
orally are pretty much what God Almighty
designed them to be.'' Hu d1MHlHc
WE have been informed that the Circle
vils Dsno~dt was right IN Its statement
that Judge Green viii receive the support
Of eleven delegates in this county In the
Judieial Convention. 80 i3H in19i
IT Is said that the Democratic mass meet
inRat Reading on the 18th beat any Of the
great Harrison demonstrations In 1870 and
It has awakened epthusiasm In the Demo-
cratic ranks which will cause them to sweep
the State ifresistibly. '..'.'
Gov. BRoWxtDw, "a . dispatch to Colo
mel Forney, announcing the ratification Of
the CONSTITUTIONS amendmept by the rump
OF the Tennessee Legislature, said: "Giye
my fsBpscts TO he dead doxe0f the White
H6use.n ~ sNAk4s AAAHABtsAA
A REFuBIIcAK exchange processes to
Ishav0 fSas0n, 10 believe thatthe sentiment
of theiptelligent masses is sound upon the
political questions Of the day." We con-
cur, an1 believe that that soundness will
undoubtedly lead them into voting the Rad
icals out Of power, ~, -
TIE Shelby DimocEat has learned that
during the heavy rain and thunder storm
on Tuesday Of lest week, as M, Bickslel
and David Hannon, near Dopkins' corner
west of Hardin, were QUO moving, they
were both struck senseless by lightning
and one Of them (Mr. BlckSler) killed In.
staptly. 3tNtCi4 fls aJl q *
Onthe 10th inst. the Democratic JudIcia
Convention for the eth District, composed
OF the counties Of Knox, DslawaFe and
Licking, met at Johnstown, and By aocla.
nation nomtnated Charles H. scribner
Esas Of Knox, ana Gibson AthertUi, Esq.
~ Llctlut as their candidates. These b
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