Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-22

TuE Western 6armers sav n 0oes AGAINST
their grain TO use corn for tpel. b D1,is,
SAW FsAScrsoo wants more men. MOI more
money. banks and ships., ,s .'ilIoa
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In his reformatory efforts. 7" y
D,s,ov,,,rv ,s r.,,r.,,. T.. ,,bo+ a co,,aa
asocIetv,, a, london : ~ " Z 7'1 u
Tur vreat s,snens,on pr,d.o .'..t ~ c,ro,,, csro
u,t, will ba cononlsto,1 -, ,ha ls. or naosr.
b,r III 7'T I1llI VIII , J
w uhA Linu.f ~.
have hscoma s,.irtlx ssoo,,,a,.". ,,.,".t pn,"
ran,s - - r ''S''''I
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me F"sinia est"'es are changing hanos
of their owners.
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anoloyizs 70 yTc,or,. tor on,ns",,,na.S % % nuG "
-, - WV wv - '0i ei' ''sui'i's para
Tur rstroot 90 n...o 80
TORS IN q, T.oni.hos i,s. ssa. "a ,5,sNi'N'
an q sever ~ 10 IT, w
OF WashiDQtOn is The most axtaneiva nri
vate collection Of hooks IN Amer,co
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Ioo,,Io,,,.o a.',I 80 - V"U teA~S
the state ot rexaa ,nto two Sts.o.
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..ha1,. e,,', ~ a"u t"sius sen' 'nein
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.,...J 80 go III AuHuss'S' va, mas
wsrds ~ r,o'h S S sus pass year O'4lVVOO
ond h,,,,d |OouLIs. poii'ioS alone
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= sa,,non ~ ,.,,,oh - - s@su~' pieAoueu
nsner was w., ~ 80 ~ ,,s,a S~'u snAs Nle news
tnro ' - any ''1 "e''' 0eii-VuA-
d,an - --o,"ei' WIN seven chi.
80 NOe1 * % a'nounseu W 400
ala NJ. ' PNO'Os' "pneu a. i'''-
IN.
IN tbo '',,- "a ~ :"
Tho shoa, n,;ndoa .c oe sun ".o ~" seen ~
sh.ns of e,aaaUt ~ 50" ."u'''eO' IN 'ne
" '0e~"' vi COO PaSsornS'
Lnown,o tha ccns.t,...,o Nv" no ooukieS9
.h,,,,, .to. Vu,'o "s many
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AhE Ola rag woman" OF st. Louis was
-, A.. ~ oau | on ooi"s car
-, 80 p-S1- = wv ~ sieenDacAS
''N " "'l p'lSOh'
a DARING ne" L ork thief on wednesday
iHs' thrust us nand into a lady's pocket as
sue was leaVlhg Bowery stage, and took
-'''.NO us '''-' e'oapo'
AN Engnsn paper strangely states that
among the visitors at Boutwell, "are the
WIDOW and daughter of the late Abraham |
Llncoln' President OF the United States" |
SrAFF-C COMMANDER MoR1ARrY. who dis
ungulshed himself during the laying of the
Auantlc cable, has been recommended for
tne honor OF Commandership of the Bath.
IT is understood that Mr.. Beecher feels
hurt at the attack upon him in the Iude-
pendent, and that he has withdrawn from
that print the privilege of publishing his
sermons. go
On Tuesday NIGHT of last weeL all .ho
New York spirltnalists assembled A. tbe;r
hall in Broadway, and in an awful solemn
silence awaited the appearance Of the
celestial phenomenon. 9ir
BY the returns of commissioners and
assessors of taxes, for various counties of
the State of Virginia. it Is estimated that
the loss of negroes to the State since 1aeo
amounts to two-fftbs of the entire num-
Der, "a - |
.JuDar A,yx,xnvp w.,vrn ,ouo.,. |
oditor ~ Tho Ir,n.in..,,, rt..'.i ~' .otHely
residing in New Orleans, has lust obtained
a verdict for $4,000 In the latter city. as a
fee for saving $500 bales Of cotton for |
rebel widow. 3, ~
TT IA the fashion in Ca,,torn,. to- ,sn4,..
men To take their familie, 70 the country
and camD ont for a month + Tbev n,tcb
their tents and lead ! sort ognvnsv I;co
shooting. hunting. tishipg and cook;nr
The doctors object to the fashion 40 r. IL
oo,,d,,o,,,o - h,,.i.t,
Der Of ladies who can handle double-bar-
rel with effect, and bring down their birds
with the aonchaicnce of old sportsmen.
c,.,,.,n, write. % . No v..,-.,l