The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-10-23
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special powers Of the Metropolitan Board
Of health have been continued to the 1st
of December.
In case before the United States Court
at Louisville, the Givil-rights Bill was,
Regarded and negro testimony admitted,
B-contraventien of the State laws of Ken,
lucky.
tits stated that the renowned racer,
Kentucky" has been sold to Mr.. Leon
ard w. jerome fur $40, ,0G0. He will
probably be withdrawn from the tarf
Dispatch are still passing over the ca,
BILE line between Maxmilian and the En-
peror of France. The last one sent this
week from New Orleans, where it was re :,
Iceived from Mexico, cost nearly $1,000
| in currency, the cash being furnished
promptly by Max's agent dsa re.
The Summit County Agricultural So
ciety have just realized '$3,7O5,16 from
their fair. rev
A terrible fire occurred at Quebec, G.
E., on the 14th.- by which 1000 houses,
| II churches and converts were destroyed
rendering 10000 people homeless s,
The Radicals in the old School Presby-
terian Conference in Missouri, have se-
ceded from that body because it would
not adopt their views Of politicsl
A New York dispatch says: ''Thus
far We have heard Of the loss of nineteen
vessels, and twelve disabled, in the storm
which has prevailed since October l. -
The squirrel hunters of Solon, O., had
a squirrel huntson the 18th. One party
returned with $3.50 scalps and heads, and
the other rarty with 4,195 scalps and
Iheads. 2 iae 81 d<s
! Capt. Michael Gilman, formerly known
las the captain of Mississippi river
steamer, made his "pile," and purchased
la fine farm near Rosemond, Montgomery
lcounty, III. About week since some
Experienced horse thief visited Capt. Oil.
iman's pasture, where one hundred and
live fine cattle were grazing, picked out
forty FIVE, worth over $4,000, and sue.
lceeded in escaping without detection.
i A pilLbox factory in Bristol, VT, uses
800 cords of birch wood per annum.
1 A young Englishman in New York
lwho has been begging from door to dool
land sleeping out o nights, has been made
i beir tn e50 000 3it
| In MeHenry county, ILL.,, few day.
iago, Mrs. Kimball from Bonns, wa.
| driving along the road, when swarm O.
bees lighted upon her horse and literally
stung him to. death. Field, who wai
working near by, came up and was badly
istung in the vain attempt to rescue tht
horse. 1t seems that the bees stung tn,
horse blind, almost, at first, and after
wards he made no exertions to free him
\ Iself from his tormentors. The horse
4 Ilived about three hours. he hoe !
| A splendid crop Of .buckwheat wa
raised in Indiana this year,
Information from Montana, is to- th,
effect that three hundred Cheyenne In
ldians made an attack on the miners a
the recently discovered Green River dig
g;ugs, and killed forty out of the party
which was only seventy strong. The re
mainder of the party scattered, abandon
ing their possessions.
| tits also reported that the Wind Riyel
miners have been prosecuted and driver
/ from the mountains by the Sioux.
i Gen. Lees son is Professor Of Civi
Engineering in the University ofGeor
gia.
| At the late session of the Wisconsin
Methodist Conference one of the elec
wrote, 1.-The political sentiment of thi.
Conference is on the side of God and
Congress. Quite likely.
Twenty one Republican papers in Cali.
fornia have come out squarely in favor O.
the Presidents policy-eleven Of then
published in San francisco.
During the late storm Vermonters die
not see the sun for seven days. as
i For months past negroes of Louisian.
have been focking back in droves to tn,
sold plantations" They are weary o
the pilgrimage of freedom.
II An organization OF a secret character
1isin full blast, having for its object The
possession of Cuba.
1 Texas has exported.within short tim,
a million dollars worth of cattle. s.l,.
| Trustthe people-Generals Grant, Steed
imam and Granger says the South can be
trusted.
| Alabama negroes have managed theil
corn crops so badly that they cannot win
ter their families.
| The Times special says: am enabled
to say, upon high authority. that Hon. +
NJ. Stanton has in writing requested tn
1 President to relieve him Of his position
as Secretary of War, and that Mr.. Stan
ton will be sent to Spain as Minister o.
1.-THE United States, in place of Mr.. Hale
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman will be requested t,
assume the duties of the War Depart
] ment.
Mrs Senator Sprague, the daughter o
ICheif justice Chase, who has lately sued
for divorce, is now in Europe, and he
husband has sailed in the same direction
either to make up or settle on separation
This is said to be an admirable cure fo
neuralgia: Half dranchm of sal ammo
MIA, In an ounce of camphor water, to b.
taken a tea.spoonful at a dose, and tn,