Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-19
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1IINewS of the Day.


ETgGeLp closed in New York SATURDAY eve
Ming, at 1879. aaaIo9 - oia3g sssJ CO .o1
Tx Belgium, where the telegraph lines
are under the control of the government, a
message Of twenty words costs half franc
TaE Baden Government has borrowed
six thousand needleguns from. Prussia to
exercise their soldiers with until those or
dered are delivered, &C ssAa.v szs~r~,
redTHE Troy Reporter of Doniphan county,
Kansas, has become the Wathena Reporter,
byyremoYal to the latter as the more -four
ishing town. ,,.,9, $3.50.
IsdA NEW riding vehicle in Paris is mounted
on, very large wheels, with the horse be-
tween them, the drivers seat over the cen
ter of the horse, and the latter fairly under
the body Of the carriage gEgfRa
,tAPREsBYTERIAN church for icolorea peo-
pie is about being built in Charleston. 1t
Is of size TO accommodate 1900 people. The
number Of communicants in, the church at
present is $50.
27FoVRTEEN young men graduated at the
Northwestern Theological Seminary, in
Chicago on Tuesday evening. Nine of
them have been already engaged in various
churches in the West. ~ tyTa8A1o1 ~
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ar the-so,r;ro- Mao,,io -, 49,,
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describa tbe earl bi.tor1 &c tSs -, ~
andIthe hard struggles Of the inventors.
Fancy and fashionable breeds of poultry
are understood to love more to lay than to
take care of a family and to manufacture
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AHE E 1Ifne f11Iofie journal says Wnlse muslin era
Vats, for ladies, are coming in fashion
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MA sERAYER Recommendation down South
was: lately inspecting q horse power in Op-
eration' when'he Drokeout thus Mister,
have seen heaps Of things in my life, but
never saw any snlng . wnar morse eouid
W n'e o'sn WIN .A''lullO anu rue ni1nSelh ooo
AW4TcH mas been ,manufacturedi In Par
IL which chtls is wound up by simply opening
the case tonote the time. 1t only requires
70 pc openedsonee a. month to- keep itkal-
"ays sUlus' anu - y perhaps the nearest
ePpIoacn 70 perpetual a.. motlon % yet invented.
',gIr Is said that the editors of French pro-
sviuefaf i,aners are bahonf toy ostsbi;s1,sI+
Paris a newspapers for which they will all
write. The Stereotype plates of it will he
dlstrlputed to all Of, them, and be publish
ed as their local paper.
fHE Davis county (Kansas) Immigration
Society was organized at,Junction Citvson
the 10Th. with S. MaStrickler, President.
State and county inrnigra ton societies
have becomerthe rageo since Missouri led
the way in the matter about two years
ago! sa4iAsa iihl@a "a @'as@ ''
mount WHITNEY, California. 15.o0o feet
high, was regarded as the highest mountain
in theiUnfted States. fill Professor wood
last August, calculted the HIGHT of Mount
Hood, IN Oregon, and reported it 1900
feet. But scientific men doubt his accu-
racy. 1----
? TIE Hickman eo,,,Ser states that silver
has been discovered in navino ouant;t;es
on the Cumberland river, Jour ri miles above
emit1land A gentleman from Louisville
is now working the mine, and saws he con-
siders himself a millionaire from present
inJications.@ Rich specimens have been
shown in Cairo.
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.tsaaaatsftS SrAfh NEWS. ss.4al5s9e
IN. nsOson@ 4se'0S 3ls Is 70 De enlarged on
'1ig f'I,-1ass sS.oi ma ~ sriss a5 seen,
SIMON SNIDER, OF Reading, Perry coun-
ty, Ohio, an affiuant circumstances, suffer-
ing with spinal disease, Imagining. himself
a burden to his family, upon Tuesday last
endeddhis existence by hanging himself
MS laniiy hao no lnumatlon OF MS inten-
mons, except @ ne nad oi1en asked nls wife If
sne conlo manage Inc cnildren and get
alppg wltnout MIN. Mr, snlder had been
married but once and was the father of
seventeen ta,t en- chlcren' the youngest being
ABOUT seven ontns I'd g olo. MIS-. Snlder Is
woman yet III Tue prime OF lie. ti5-sIzsa
Our fish dealers, says the Sarausky Reg
lister, have now commenced operations in
earnest The pounds are all down, boats
going out and returning regularly. 1t is
estimated that from eighteen to twenty tons
are comingin daily and large quantities
are being continually shipped to different
sections of the country. The coopers of
the city are actively engaged In manufac-
turing g-barrels and kegs, and everything
pertaining to the fishing business is pro-
ceeding ina manner highly encouraging to
all parties interested 81 .eE 30zs go
\ TIE Coshoeton, Wool Growers zAssocia-
ton have their annual sheep shearing at
SI,o E,ir in C0chookoa