Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-01
NEWS AND orHERw1sE.


THE oyster few-raw is kept up in spite Of
CHOLERA alarms.-WGsh. Republican.
The New York labor market is very
much overstocked.
Two Kentuckians slaughtered each other
on account Of faithless wife.
ABoUrone-third Of those who die in Paris
are buried at the public expense. n
The Radical Congressman are reviving
the old Territorial plan.
A MAN was recently brought before a
New York magistrate charged with steal
ing two ponderous iron gates.
THE arrival Of "light weight htman, /" Sam
Collyer, is reported in New York full of
fight and matchmaking.
The New York Post come down on Gree
ley like thousand O. brick. Curtis is the
favorite in that shop.
IT cost rural young man just $1,700 to
have a shy at the tiger in New York the
other night.
IT is perhaps, after all, much better for a
lady to redden her own cheeks than to
blacken other peoples characters.
ELoPEMENTs, undying affection, cruel
parents and desperate leaps into the sea of
matrimony, are daily records in Kentucky.
The friends of Robinson, the circus rider,
have given him pitcher. He is tumbler
himself says the N. Y. World.
AGERMAN paper states that young man
recently married widow twice his age |;
and he ascertained subsequently that his
wife had once been his wet nurse.
The newspaper men in New York had
jolly supper at the Westminster Hotel, to
celebrate the success of Days play Of
''Grifiith Gaunt."
THE wife of wealthy and respectable
merchant of st. Louis was recently arrest
ed for drunkenness and spent the night in
private boudoir at the station house.
A ROW occurred last week in a Brooklyn
ball roorn which resulted in a general
stampede of the terpsichorean devotees-all
about "a lady partner"
SINCE Mr.. Greeley has been brought out
as candidate for U. S. Senator he has be-
come very courageous, and last week he
passed through Wall street alone and un-
armed.
AN exchange says savings bank in
Mobile, established by the negroes, col
lapsed the other day in consequence of the
depositors Withdrawing all the funds to at
tend a circus.
THE street railway cars Of New Albany,
Indiana, have had stoves introduced into
them. This is comfortable arrangement,
and the good example should be followed
by our own companies.
OLD ELVES, the miser, having listened to
q very eloquent discourse on charity, re-
marked: That sermon so strongly proves
the necessity Of alms-giving that I've al
most mind to beg.
OK the morning after the arrival OF Mr..
Peabody at Philadelphia, the Inquirer
bointedly suggested that "our schools are
numerous and our colleges ancient and use
F. full"
MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE H. STEWART, Of
Maryland, graduate of West Point, and
Of the Confederate army, has been par
doned by the President. General Grant
aud ten Major Generals OF the Union army
interceded in his behalf M
THE Hon. w. A. Woolford, member Of
Congress elect from Georgia, has applied to
the Boston Tract Society for one hundred
Sabbath School Libraries, to be divided be-
tween the white and black Sabbath schools
of his District. The application has been
granted.
I'VE find the following in the Zanesvi1s
Signal of Nov. 28th: 8ltH
MARRIED.
GREINER-WILLEY : In GAINESVILLE, November
~, by Rev, William Granville Pratt John GreineT.
Esa. Editor Of the "Csfg 1fntes"-to Miss Marin
Wiley, of GAINESVILLE.
WE learn from the Shield and Banner Of
the 18th Of November, that the Old Phoenix
Hotel Property in Mansfield was destroyed
by fire on Thursday night, Nov. 22d. 1t
had been converted into business rooms by
the owner not long before, and WAS occu-
ped by several business firms and business
men aud women, who all lost more or less
by this conhagration.
A PARIS fashion correspondent, writing
on the I'd inst, speaks Of the Imperial pat
ronage aboutto beextended t0rich brocade
figured silk damasks, and brocatels In pref
erence to plain silks, which are to beadopt-
ed at court. The cut Of these materials is
to follow the styles OF our grandmother
who learned to be very graceful in narrow
skirts, Some Of the new patterns are very
artistic. Trails Of colOred chrysanthums,
on light byown, white and violet periwin-
kles on lightemerald green, snow-drops on
porcelain blue, clusters OF lilac on dark
green. showers Of miniature sprays over
black corded silk, and the lily Of the valley
pattern ona long green leaf. The prosaic
jocky attire is to be abandoned. The most
approved style Of hair dressing is "a mar
toanx, r which means rolls Of curls pinned
ND At the ends and placed IN tapering rows
with gold cord or velvet rouleaux between.