Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-01

News OF the DaXsss 4
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aOi,sBA is-snsa GENERAL NEWS. ca -adf sso6rs
bsGoLD closed yesterday evening, at 14o1s
zaSRR1NaF1ELD,-I Illinois, talks cfi building
Hpme for Deserted Husbands" e,9o1 aeIl sll =
ARApIC4L in the Wisconsin Legislator,
demands bis per diemin coin. 4-fdsm
THERE is revival of religion among th'
copylcts in the Kansas penitentiary,
In the forty yearssfrom 1920 to 1860, we
teOk from Europe 4 5l2l7l emigrants Z
AN engine at the Cincinnati water works
pumps mHIliomg allons'per heurx Earr
e THE patent Office is the only self sustain
ing branch of the Government. sIssy
AaEwEss in Cincinnati was sE16t6ered to
death while attempting to save her goods
from fire. = '1.A O1'A 'yi1g q .s.ess;f q sif
AsMuRDERERi an the Troy Jail was, re-
Gently married .4a to young lady Of that q
city. ..s-..-.,., 's-.,a -, -..e. - - :.
E,TaE music Of aaweaithy church in New
York costs more than the minister's sal
ary. sC4s& ~ kAEA
A wREih Indiana IrecentIy held aehatty
eo9claye with seven Of her own husbands
EFestive.o
THz average money value of every Eu-
Fopeons Emigrant reaching this country is
$1,000.
BARNUM is literally distributing season
tickets to his museum, in his Cong ressional
uiassss " ,5sf Es5ssTsoo s5ioY ef-sT 5ios ges
zssA 81. LOUIS German gentleman recently
displayed his parental tenderness by dying
and leaving one dollar to each of his chill
dren, and half million to his widow
To. terminate dogs suffering q man in
st. Louis struck it over the head with a
revolver which discharged a, ball into his
own body, killing him instantly.
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STATE NEWS.
THE Homeopathic Medical Society of
Ohio are in Conyention at the Kennard
House, Cleveland.
THERE. will be celebration of the Fif-
tieth Anniversary Of the settlement of
Guilford township to-day, March 1st, at
the village Of Seville. .,a . = = ~
The people of Tuscsrawas county are to
NObC
ta1to raise fnndfop the erection of new
court house, The IchancesE are decidedly
against tue tax: = - 'li :. -
axHENRY SFREs oneaof the oldest residents
Of this codntg, says the Spirit of Densoeq4
Sg,died at his residence near tfis place on
Tuesday, the 18th, inst, Mr. sStine was so
years OF age. -
GEN. SHERIDAN will revisit his home in
RetTy9connty . Ohio, in June next con q
furlough of a month or two, when he has
agreed to enjoy q fishing sexcdrsioH with
some Of his old acquaintances and friends.
OK Saturday morning last, man named
James Kiefswhiie on The traek OF Che A. &
motive approaehing, and steppedoat Of the
way on coal pile, which gave way, and he
was thrown back on the track, the ,loeomo-
tive passing over him, andEcutting him
completely intwo. z ZCET
THEY have had quite serious affray in
Sanddsk7 city Harry Colon, proprietor
Of the Cotton House. at a Fireman's ball,
last Friday night, got to knocking off the
hats 6f German guests, and when fenlon-
strated with, drew revolver y and shot at
oneof them, named Liebzens The party
then pitched into Colton,v and beat and
kicked him so that his lfeis despaired of.
Arlah6 CoHRention of Sorgho1 Growers
hello. at7DaytOu, ren, "Wednesday. "A. A.
Woodworth, of Miami county, was elected
President; Joshua Cox, of Fontain county,
indiana and David sKinzer. of Brown
county, 0hio,Yere elected Vice Presidents:
Geo. Stevenson, of Bacon county, Indiana,
and Samuel. B. Hibbs, of Scioto county,
Ohio, were chosen as Secretaries .ga,oIq
ON Monday, about IL o'clock A.. NJ Mr..
Seldom Palmer, a young man OF Mansfield,
and brakeman on the A. & g. w, r. r,
felinhder the cars and had his right leg
mashed below the knee. His limb was
amputated by Surgeon from Marion, as
soon as the operation could be performed.
During the latter part Of tile war he was
In Capt. Bowlapd's company, ID Heavy
Artillery. and q good soldier. We regret
his sad misfortune. - - IL a - 1
MRs HENRY LEE, who has q family in
Steubenvflle, disappeared very mysteri-
ousiy. Saturday night, the 9th instant
and has not been heard of since. He is
about SO years of age, 5 feet inches high,
heavy built. has dark brown hair and whis-
kers. Had dark suit of clothes on at the
Tifie Of his disappearance, and ablack hat.
Any information of him will be thankfully
received by his distressed family. Address
George Evans, Steubenville, Ohio. e q
ATTEMPTS have been made within the
past week by unknown persons to knock
down and rob persons going home late,
says the Mapsfeld Ba,ner. One young
man, wSe-learn, was shot at several times on
Fourth street, a few nights SINCE By ,stran-
xers who attempted to waylay him. We
are doubtless infested with, blaeklegs,
pickpockets and burglars just now, so
have a,sharpr look out for them and keepl
yor .posoasr dry. =
TIE Comnand der-in- Chief Of the Patriot
Army of Canada in 1879. has issued the
following special order:
.oido @zzts HEAD QUARTERs ss7sset
PATRIOT ARMY, Feb. 25th, 1867. 6
SpEcIAI. ORDER No. 1.-The officers of thel
g Patriot Army of Canada - in 1878 and
a will meet at stheo Kennard HOusei' |
- 0CIeyeland, Ohio, on Tuesday, the 24th
dav of March. 1867, for conference and con-