Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-07
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sGdED closed Saturday evening, at lsi7S
CHIE5 JusrIcE CHASE Is out In favor o
female suffrage. t,.isr y 6 Is bsl.lsq )
GlYER SrARHucK, one Of the Oldest cltl
xeus. a well As one OF the most aged mel
I'm clinton county. died atthe residence Q
his son on last Monday. 70 ~ii a,a1
sAYANKEr preacher dlscourSing abou
Daniel in the lions den, said: "And ther'
he sat ali night long, looking at the show
fornothIng, and It didn't cost him cent
JosEpa BANKER, formerly an Abolition
and iufldei lecturer In Salem, Ohio, Is now
acsndidate for orders in the Episcopal
TaHEs have been over 100000 In direct
taxes collected By Government In North
Carolina. where the people are denied
representation. This is beautiful eonsis-
tency, oroa IN. - -.
Nm, CHARLES scHSErDER, living about
twomilvs from GAINESVILLE, had his distillery
seized on last Thursday, for eVadinY the
revenue laws.
In is authorltatively denied that Mrs
surratt,s house in Washington Is haunted
But one family have occupied II, and they
have seen no signs Of ghosts.
GKoRcE ToorHMAN, Of Harrington, o,
who was injured few days since on the
baltimore and Ohio railroad, near Grafton
died at that place on last Thursday morn
ing. XIX -.
or l,6A families in Brooklyn tenement
houses 724 had no Bibles, according to the
report OF a recent canvass. Beecher bad
better quit politics and go to distributing
Bibles. .wo 4..
TIA. CLAYPooL, Esq, OF Washington
Fayette county, has resigned the Cashier
shin of the First National Bank OF that
place, and Mr.. r.. A. Robinson has been
chosen to fill his place.
4WHxr is that ?' asked Sunday school
teacher, pointing to the letter o. Dunno
add the urchin. "What do you say when
Won stub your toeT "D-n itF' was the
precocious reply.
An old gentleman So years of age put
an . nair Of skates at GAINESVILLE last Thurs
day, and striking out right and left en-
loved himself on the ice for some time, and
then taking of his skates, remarked that
"that will answer for q young boy IKE
myself" u, ~ ~ a
MRs. AGNES MEHAFFEY died In Cam
bridge, o., last week, aged 90 years. She
had been wife q years, widow AZ
years, and a member Of the Presbyterian
church 20 years.
TIE Springfield Republican says that Mr.
e. Painter, of Clarke county, killed hog
4 few days ago, which weighed 737 pounds.
Four hogs were slaughtered in GAINESVILLE
last Tuesday, eleven months old, weighing
l46, 4O9 asa and 1921 pounds.
The cityof Toledo seems to be in -four
ishing condition. During the year 1866
there were one thousand and ninety-nine
buildings erected, at cost of one million
uix hundred aud twenty-seven thousand
NI-L : --s
eight handfed dollars.
Mr. J0HN CALLAHAN, Of Lockport, Tus-
catawas county, o., was killed on last
Saturday near New Philadelphia. He
was out sleigh-riding with his daughters,
when the sleigh upset. Heheld to the lines |
until bis head came in contact with the
fence. He was 7syears Of age.
"A YOUNG lady Of Canton, O., lately mar
lied . man BY thehame Of Charles Rowland.
The couple lived happily together for few |
weeks, when Charles became tired and left |
with smother woman. The diseOnsOlate
wife, dressed in mans clothes, is travelling
over the State In searchOf her Charlie.
oWm.L1kMHEKDERsoN, N,of Hancock county,
O., was attacked near Toledo, last Thurs
day, BY two men, who demaded his money.
On refusing he was knocked down and
badly injured. Mr.. Henderson succeeded
10 pmaking good his escape.
nAWxkR1sarOxr-the plain talking and
piduant correspondent Of the Springfield
bspnblcan-rspeaks OF aBen Wade and his
nOft bfethreH," and aays .'the present dam
ger Is that the Southern States WIN recon-
slider their purposeo Of rejecting the Constl-
tutional amendmenk and that the foolish
and false claims talready acceded TO by
Wade HIMSELF that they cannot come IN
Afterwards without further conditions, win
hs conceded By both branches OF the SEN