Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-13
NEWS AND ovuEHwISH.
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the toolhardy."
Nor plantation In Georgia will yielt
over halt crop.
TaR small farms are said to be successful
in Louisiana.
ONE firm in Worcester has manufactured
$4,000 skates thlS year.
FIVE thousand little negroes 90 to schoo
In Washington, ID. @.
LOUISA PTNE's sister Is among the bank
rupts before London court.
CoRREsPoNDENTs report Louis Napoleon
as iull Of fight towards America.
Four pirates were neatly gulllotined Al
Brest, France, on the 12th.
AUSTRIA is going into the iron clad ship
building business.
CoUNT BAccIoccHI left most Of his large
ios;une to the Prince Imperial.
THE Duke d. Alencon is taking pleasure
tour In Japan.
EIGHT theaters have been burned In Lon
don since ls4l.
THERE were five deaths by cholera In
New York last week. ..
''Weekly Father AbrdhGm" Is the title Of a
new paper in Erie, Pa.
A NEW musket, that will fire fifty times
In four minutes, has been adopted by the
French army.
A ScoTcHMAN has discovered the art of
knitting two stockings at one time on the
same needles.
THE receipts at the bar Of the Southern
Hotel in st. Louis amounted to $4,000 In
six months.
THREE tons Of steel are daily manufac-
{ lred into hoop skirts 10 one New York es-
I .bllshment.
SANFORD CoNovER, the notorious bogus
witness in The assassination case, has been
indicted for perjury by the grand Jury at
Washington.
AT ball given in Papeetee, Otaheite, re-
Gently, Queen Pomsre appeared dressed in
blue silk with diadem Of cOcoa-nut shells
and brilliants.
A NEW HAMPSHIRE jury has found YER
dict against DIR. Timothy Haynes, Of Con-
cord, for $209l.36 for NAL practice in set
ting broken bone.
The great Irishman (O'ConnelD could
control great masses of excited people
with his eloquence. John Bright cannot.
He does not know the Irish like o'Connell.
GENERAL GRANT, on account Of pressing
Business, will not be able to attend the cell
ebration Of the Army Of the Tennessee, in
Cincinnati, on Wednesday.
Hon. JOHN BIGELow, our Minister to
France, says that he left his library and it's
tranquil joys very reluctantly in 1861, and
has long yearned to get back to them.
ACCORDING to official returns, the major
ity of Salisbury Democrat for Governor
OF Delaware, is 1,5l6. NicRdlspn, Of the
same party, has l,49O majority for Congress.
The Rev. Charles B. Smyth, in dis
course preached at Cooper Institute last
Sabbath on Marriage and Divorce" said
that the only penalty for adultery was the
death of both the guilty parties.
MRS. EBENEEzER LEACH and G. o. Brown,
Of Coldwater, Mich, while out walking to-
gether on Saturday night week, were shot
dead In the street by the husband Of Mrs.
Leach. Jealousy.
1T cost wooden manufacturer OF North
ampton, Mass, before the war, $3.50 to
make yard OF cloth, which he sold for a.
Now It costs him % to make yard and he
sells it at eS.
COUNT MoNTHoLoN was at dinner party
IN Washington, where was also Senator's
wife who was preachers daughter. The
Count was introduced as Mr.. Montholon,
Miniser, and the lady proceeded to make
herself agreeable by asking, "Pray, sir,
what circuit do you travel in?"
The Brotcn County (Ohio) Ne,cs Of Tues
day says: On last Saturday, during the
storm. the stable Of Mr.. Wright Hicks,
some mile and = half south Of Georgetown,
was struck by lightning and burned down.
Most Of his agricultural implements were
burned with the stable. His loss is consid-
cradle.
AT Cleveland, on Wednesday, small
house belonging to Thomas Moran was
burned, and with 1t two little boys, who
had been locked in the house while their
mother went to market. Their bodies were
found under bed, where they had crawled
to escape the flames.
BErwEH two Of the shining lights Of anN
uptown church" in LDuisvlle,a GENTLE
man OF seventy and lady Of ffty-four,
hymenial fires were lately kindled, but the
"oId man" cruelty extingished the flames,
and the heart-broken matron sues for
breach ofpromise. g
THE President has made the following
appointments: T. j. Gardner, Justice of
the Peace, City of Washington, D. c.; VIM.
il. H. Taylor, Postmaster at Cincinnati, o.
William @. Hearshbarger, Postmaster at;
Fort Madison, Iowa; Albert SeIfert United
States Marshal for the District Of Oregon:
james Wentworth, Of Missouri, United
States Consul at Moscow, Russia; Charles
AL. Russell, Of Iowa, Receiver Of Public
Moneys, &C., at Sioux City, Iowa; Pelham
J. Anderson, of Alabama, Receiver OF Pub
lio Noaovn Ao AZ Monkoon Al.ha,,a.