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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
Ntaers Staatcu.

sir ~alaubsn, haS Shb Garnlina >unb anbere
fratsren Selaren Staaisu i5 In 9catr &taaten
rertrantstu unn unter Die @cntrcls pen gtseern
fcmmsn ipsrteu; unb ha5 h~ieientasn @sissn,
bic uiIt uuter elmer Meaerms1rbsit ~ lsbsn riins
IAen, i6rsn I9parben 9alsssru ba8 Sel6 i6sr'
IaiIen pertsn. (SlepsIano Serale.)
28ie Fb pcn Islea brrls1t, sstSrt Ter @lepstanb
6erale, Dem mir cen ptisen CAT entne9men, Der
r~atifalsn gGule an. Gas e5 Ger tsBs Muri1
bar NabifaIsn III, slessr Staaisn I'm Sieen Bu
titten unb bic Nt8tr iftr9aupt CUR bsrrfGcnesn
Gace in zen uerrbsrtsn Wrcrtnben" jn MAIDEN, nGa
tritt nit isbsm Sage bsrtiider 9errnr. Gas 8anBe
irasnannte Observation-Disclosures 1T NIT bisier as
nat c~utnprfen unb hin cen 3meG 6eitc Iherer 81
erreiden, tpurbs Der SIesn In finf Olcuarsten Gins
astbsilt unb untsr USilttGl gsrrI4aft 8eisGt. Sas
8siss 1T 70 msiatta stngsriatet, ea5 Die Scrren
Diltt6r6erriher aerabe 10 nisle pier risi msbr %
nsuiae 0eiss ola tereAti8ts @a6lsr rsstifriren
lafen fDnnen, frte fe rruen, pabrsuo aue gteasr,
mS8en Fs aud 10 t~amiTeno iein, faB man nit liz
zen GHG6sln Elm Gasureniecr e~turennen tam,
p1ns 9tnfanb als @dtler sin9straBen rsthsn nil
fen. Sim mi5te 60 nDh niSt nit rehten 9in9sn
suat6er, mann unter biaIsm 9}rrceb f3 in GLIB
Garclina unb siniaen aneeren StGdsen fttne gfs9ers
Wlt9rteit unb In alen iIbliasn Staatsn trsniBiten6
fsine ra0tfaEe Gqe6r6eit .6srausfriuBen lisBe.
Ser SeraIb perFhert fer naiD, CT slauft Con
9ei6sn ct ip ani4O, oa6 t~tsisniBsn a9eiben, bic
ni1t unter gs8etberrIaaft lsEen pclen, Den bstEefz
fsnbsr Gtaet rGumen uAe BEN Serten 9}e3ern oas
Selo Gb~arlaITen merhen. 8rQtsn mir nun aber
bieisl6e 9itss! auf S9tO antrsnosn uno iusen: rtr
ninI4en, Bag tisjsnisen GsBer, Die Met unier Ger
SsrrIaaft Ter aGsiSen in Sbio ltten m58sn, ben
Staat rGuusn unb ben gSsiben ha5 8eto iberIai'
fen trsresa, barn n,SAten mir sinutnl fefen, tre(#en
6eibanlarn Der Seratb unb Isire raeifale Sirps
1Haft earig6er i9Iassn ipitrDsn! go 1T mas itren
Bssriffsn gang Ia Ger Sronung, na5 gSsiBe i'm
Sabtn {3 entreter her Ssrsi&aft Ger NsSsr t.n'
~terrerfsn Dner ben Gtaat ~psrlofen u%&iIsn; &c 1T
atsr bt~mmeIi@rsienb, rag In Stio einiSe 5eGntan'
isno Re8er ftp ron Gin paar @ltatCncn 2Bstben be-
bertI8sn laiIsn ioQsn.
a2SBsn fs pcran8sbsn nit Der gilaun8 ifrsr
Neaer, Ora }ers StaGtsn, mir fDnneu IS in bisEenr
Nugsnblif nGat belfsn. @enn Fs iA oter eintil.
bsn, bab aRsi6e p9ne aaa1rf a6itegeu uno lore @e'
turtstaatsn Zen Nssarn i~tsrtaIen rsrssn, 10 ta'
Zen fs einfadb bic @si4i3ls Der reibsh Nace ni4t
lubirt. Gis cat ii4 niemals hurb eine ME-
Drisere STAGE psrorGnssn l~eien, le eat ~riellnefr i'm
Sample nit isatr onpersn itets ZEN Ste3 eapcn8es
tra8en. Sic SrtsttRsnS unO bic Civilization rrer,
DEN unS n1Hiien terrlgen, ras lit bic cpige Srbs
nuns Der &irgc, unb ls Satifaien fSnneu stsn 10
srsuis b;ele StSnune unfcBen, aI5 iie ben UrcIa
IN cine NaattBa(l per,ranbsln fGnnen. sic sGn'
men i'm GGbsu ttrs a(!sr Bajrnstte feline gc8er'
Siaaten eriinrsn, ebsr fs fSnnsn ourd itren Matns
mig ben t~lutisfsn Eaesnfaa,rf granddaughter,
Den Die gSsit js selsesn BAT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

ionbsrn auS bS9R f6Setia 1T. ba6 Der 9sutf@s,
Der plDs1ih feline bsuti@s @sFttuns abpGsft une
TA utsr Naat in sinsn 0anfse psrraneeIt, tpDbl
elm BafarS, atsr fsin gutter amsrifansr trirb, naB
atsr hisisntssn Ssuiihm bic beitsn amerifaner abs
sstsn, pslhs Die Srssnbsn hes bsutitsn Srle5'
taraetsrS nit Den @crtasen hss amerifanifhsn
Characters 3u rereiaissn iuGen. SclGe Gsatih'
9tmsrifansr rsrosn inter alsn ltn1adnesn trent
SS6ne t9res nsuen @atsrlanhss, ratre Gluerieane,
i'm ehsIaen Sinns fes s8rrtes iein uno auf he nirl
1h Die Sasputlif In alsn Uausn r~srlafsn fsnnen
6raat eun Elm Slu,erifansr, tparum iEr cure 8inse1
nstsn Der snsltibsn aud bic neuiits Gprahs isr'
men laift, 70 antrortst nur I'm fe niGt iu Ba'
farbsn, fonnsrn gu tabtissn awsrtfaniiasn 8ir
aern teran,u,teten
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
= Gis u9suti9s 3situns" zen Gsp Srtsand

lhreift:
$50 mu,ten tis jest in, sanisn gtoat 19. 4O7
lrsi6e unb 43 40 6artiss, 3uiammsn alto 62,6l7
Naslsr r%ssiitri,t, mas cine farbise Waipris
tGt prn "a. COS WGblsrn sssisbt. &tsis j3ablen
~6srsiisn rra pcft sur Gendse, nab Die Sese ots
raGssueinen Gtimmrsht5" Bel uns i'm Sus
Sen rraftiiA hurSseii6rt ntro. Wtr alic srtrs
cen ~sinisns mad ranifatsn 8s9rifsn cine Dra9r'
bait rtputlifanil6s Staattform" tabsn."
aah bisisn 3ablen uirS man fa ni4t t~runsern,
nsnn Die 9tapitulsn prab!sn, fuB ntat tles in
acuiTana, icnesrn AUDI in anoeen iatliHsn Gtaa'
len bic ratifals @artbst in Der gs9ttett 1T.
@aruns fenn ntAt? Sic raoifals partbsi Sat biz
gis8sr Su Stimmsstsrn ssmaAt uno ss psritsbt ita
GAM prn islbit, ZAP Die gtsasr suf GrramanbD bas
taeifats Si6st itimmsn mliisn. " I'm Die nsn8sRa'
dsnsn ianartsn Burger neg f~a8iarssr ill madasn,
fteat man tbnen @cnfasaticn une 1ttsgpsrtbstIun9,
fury BEN Antrass bes tauisnnja4ri9en Wsihss tur
bic sSbns unh SS9tu alfrifa'a in 4usfttbt uns
DEN bidfSpFsiln sistt man g!stnter uno Nitrbtn,
ia CO ioats unS gar ni4t ~runssrn, rrsnn stni8s
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20


Seute, m6brtnb fA infer Mphsntlatt unter
fer Yrsfe tefnbet, periansmelt f4 bic rspublitani'
fde @taats. @rnpsnticn In unferer Staet. Gins
aslne @tprfabrer trafsn fhrn am Wfcntaa Elm. nm
bic MalHinen in 8ereauns su isssn nns Bic Grab.
te tintsr DEN G%culiTsn lstten Su fonnsn. Ghsnt
unb ansere srsss 8ancnsn iinb isitosn anaslanst.
unb Is 1T unise Anfht, bae has eissnilihs @0lt
auf hielsr Convention tliswsnis 3u iassn tattn
mirb. 3as @rlt III seasn stsssr'S timmrsht,
trcttem rirb bic Contention, trenn nttt aus Sst'
den triissn, fA entiaisSsn fir ben Wcrfdlas CUR
siuaffreihuna bee Mrrtes rsiB ertl6rsn. 9as
ssalepisrtsG psrlanat IS unb baS Sdissisrtsl 1T In
Der ~rabitalen Yartsi armdhtia. Sat bod islhf
bic raeifale @cnpention u~nisrss Sranflin county
isre Ruiee urr ZEN lltiras Ter msFsrn @slsrss &c.
teust uns fh fir gsssrs Stimmrsat srfldrt! 3Oa
MIR molten ni6t rsrsreifsn, mir treresn als gs'
rihtnRattsr tabsi isin unb rsrlrrs&sn unisrn ss'
fern einsn rat1teitssetrsuen Bsriat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

rOte beutIHe GpraAe." Sir tbsilsn
Gsute sinen lelsn8rsrt6sn Artifsl untsr etsisr llster,
I4rift aus Gem s6brifiitsn 8Otiaaftsr" nit sini'
gen @s8(afanssn nit. &erislte 1T uusrhinssrrm
ftr9IiAsn Stanepunfte auf8efaSt, uusin mir mill
IN s8 ais cine SrfrsnliAe griAsinurs tetraGten,
DAP au4 bis Ssrrtn 4rsei8er auf Die 4fsss Ger
reatlasn Gpraae ~hrta3sn. Sts tcnnen aaf nisIem
0ebtets risL antss rllfsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
mou14Sb,r ouf Gem rupifolsu siaet ala eunorss.

mDuiaabet auf Dem r~aOifalsn sifet ais @rnsrsss
@anbieatsn s~ldnstsn. Sore Grpdtluns uno itrs
griteinuns i'm @~rnsreiis lpires Die bEafs gBrnne
fir Gunner, @tereas, Q6tuips unb @pnforten
isin. 9as haburA cas @timmrsat, ha8 tisfer
fir has b66fe qripilesium bes amertfaniIasn
8iraers aatt, Sir Garrieatur triro, ea5 rhfrt bic
rabttalen Dsmasc8sn but&aus ni&t. Msnn ie
nur i6rsn 3ned, bic esfsfti8un8 ibrer Serrlhaft,
srrsiasn, 70 mag aasS aneere hariEsr su Grunos
oebtn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20
8eutf5e Srtefe eta es 2!sn~srieaners.
unIer StabtIeben.
meins Steunns:
s8Qrbburn, IA. Stunt 1867,

49, S"'' ~
Meine 8teunbs:
g8orDtprm LIT cine oSuccrporatso giGa8e." gs
ttlnst cine ron cen b~68e!t9sn NrGEtdftsn ~trlerer
Gjrc6aaet. (6a5 Sri 1T Tsbt ret5sno g'ls8e1.)
Sin 8geil h~tfgtten fat tauptfdAlit cine bcutiAs
8spGlfsruna uno Gle 8eo8lfsran8 I'M 1ansen 1T
ungemein tppii9. gte Sei9t Die HaractertRii&e
atnertfaniIte 8errtTaunS ron SetfstbstIsn un6
9sIeGjhaftiiGen Seem.
Sic Scesn bes 9errn 8ernap8 tpIrbe e68 tieF8e
esutlte Glen1ent nttt anueGmsn. 9c4 nplts
nt1t bas @tament 0oen beutiAen SGnntas" nit
vca8 tsutlIe &tinfen" ~stfilen. @irt3e Ger bier
lrc6nGaften Geuti@cn modten pislmsbr cieIe g8rrte
Galsssl's ~fiQissn: u8st Cen @rishsn mar bic
meuinli6je glaur fel6fgetn8Iar 80. Sene fnno
lide 9teliaion rglts MIR aussre, rsr9dngline SeSs
nunaen s~rrerben Die ltnfIrtli1fett, in lrfsrn tie
aealaubt putoe, Ilano in o~unftsr Serue, pte elm
Shatten, Gin a6gfI6mGbter 5raurn fisles MAIDEN
beuen 2etsnetaeea. SSn Der @tiili9sn 2lniibt bat
la aGe8 umgeftbrt: Die QtnfHauuns bes uneno'
ttden tat bas @nnliAe psruihtst; ha5 2sben 1T sur
Gaattenrsll MD Bnr gfa4t 8errr0en, unD srit
~isnisits ssbt Der siri9s Sag 1rsienttsasn Gaisin5
anf."
ginb bisle gBrrts salsstl's 1n praftii5 far eis
nen rodpsntdst9sn 8sief? Grlanbsn sic mir Gin
rsnis, meine Breuuoe. Ni@tS bab' i'd rsrseiisn.
Ser 8srIdeerung, Die I'D r1sinsn r0sitpDlfen" 9s'
acben BABE, bin i9 ntAt untrsu. Sin paar 8DIte
mid Id i4nen eben bier iassn.
va0eins WtitwSlis!" rpieler6ole ta:
sd Bin elm ggVlf ~setlisben = nlsin Ssrs
line msins 9ibne fnp mGIFi4!
sPnr 1ountaaliA nrOte tA tisie @rtsfs iareifsn,
unb nur gonntaas nGlte ID mir Elm trsnts bids
tertfA .u isih e~rlaueen. Ssate 1T fsiu Scnnta8.
SIT e8 mir e~ytautt, siuen 9,ief rcn nifisr Hst!s
teute ia Idrsieen
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Ser &cdbote.
Serauasescten pon Geinbarb nnb Sieier.
Sic rsnubIifaniIde gtaats.G Contention.

Columbus, ben 20. Stunt 1867.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

Sic gmtsranten, Die bisits Sa6r beritsr
~fcmmen, tsfnetn Fa i'm erfreuli@fsn @sIuab6eitss
~Suitanes. @lan bat bic iest niAt 8stDrt, Dap auf
irBsnS einem GHtfs cine gsuae aussstypaen
rrdrs. Gn@ fcu am @trntaB Gin gang sntiaiees'
ntr Gqclrafag IN gsep Ocrf p%prseronmsn fstn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-20

Sie 3ufnuft Der 0anfee. STAGE. GO III cine
StuilaWe, Is aus 0u,n ifattiilGsn gsriatsn uui
oa8 ln8lpsipeutisfe ia sr9isft, oaB Die 0anftes
tn uubetpresntIid, serin8er 3at( ip pern,e1rsn, f.
ra6, lrsnu i9rs SctipFauSunB nnr auf ibre oirsften
Brad fsmmtn fsidrdnft bIiete, man biunen Mat
Iebr LANCER 3eit sem glusiterbsn berienigsn SLATE
Der 8t!pobner Der Ser. Staoten, bie ais Oanftes
tsSstSnet mesosr, snt9eaenisbsn miiBte. 24is in
aGen anosrsn Ga&sn pas OaHt'tutisn in Wfafas
6uistt8 am SeutIih ten unD @pnceutrirtelisn gum
8oII5sm foHmt, 70 aud in Sstrsf Der grifapsrs
r~nebrun9.
8pfssnAer Qu8msi8, pie CT aus ben ~cifcisusn
8sriGtsn In NtaiTaauistts juiammsnssfsut lit,
5etst bic 3obl Ger 6sirateen unp Geturtsn tu6B
rsnD Ger Sabre 1864 Mno 1863:
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1865 ........ 1893 1865 1882
&tan srils9t bareu5, pab, nGtrenb bic 6siratben
Der GinsetUrenen teinube ecrpslt 10 Batlrsi1 mas
rem, ala Die Der Stemleu, Die 9sburten Fer AnIes
rifansr ba9essn faum u,s9r aIs Elm SrittsI Der Der
Ginastpan6erten tstrugen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
Che Cnuse of tha AhoIItIon Paner

The Cause of the Abolition Paper |
, at Mobile being Suppressed. p
The Noiacinnatt Gazette thinks it very
wrong to suppress the Abolition paper at
Mobile by the military, merely because 1t
gave the negroes Instructions in the use OF
firearms against the whites; yet that paper
fairly gloated over the suppression of
Democratic papers, by military force, be-
cause they exposed the ,scoundrelism of
leading members of the dominant party
The following is the article which caused
the suppression of the Mobile Nationalist,
and if anything could Justify a violation of
the freedom Of the press by military force,
the article comes as near it as possible:.s
"THE USE OF FIRE-ARMs.
ITO the Editor of the Nationalist
NJ wish you would give me space through
your orored journal, to givea word of adj
vice to the eolOred people of Mobile, about
the use of fre-arms. l know that we are
accused of being turbulent and riotous,
and also know that many of us are igno-
rant of what is right and dutiful in great
degree; that we are friendly toward the
white people as a generall thing, and that
they would be just as friendly to us If we
only could agree with them in politics; and
know, too, that there are many bad color
ed men as well as bad white men, who will
not agree with anybody in what is just
and good. But the demonstration on
my sight and to my mind one of the
greatest errors that / have ever seen the
colored people make. Twas in the thickest
of the firing, and had no pistol because
did not expect a riot, and L know great
many men. who likewise had no weapons.
/ - 81,
who did have pistols, shot them off in the
air, where there was no enemy, knowing
at the same time that the alarm bell was as
busy as it could be. calling our enemies to
s'Come" ssComer' 'Comel" But it ap-
pears to me that God had his finger in the
tpie, and he directed a general stampede of
all parties. Had he not have done so, be-
lieve me, my friends, our enemies would
have rallied and come to the sound of the
alarm bell, and then and there they would
have found US with empty pistols, and a
general massacre would have been the re-
suit. L beg you, therefore, on all future
occasions of that kind. not to waste single
shot until you see your enemy, then be
sure he is your enemy, and if you should
put him to flight, never waste the balance
of your ammunition, lest he should rally,
and again assault you. But don't forget
my first advice: don't shoot your pistol
until it is absolutely necessary, and then
be sure you shoot your enemy" j. F.
| d THE practice of carrying weapons is a
very bad custom indeed, and should be
abandoned assoon as possible by all classes.
But it is especially important that the prac-
tice of firing into the air should be stopped.
| If man is attacked, he has a perfect right
to defend himself, but throwing away his
ammunition only depriyes him of doing so.
-ED.] 5s1 ar .r.
Following Immediately after the mob, in
Mobile, and printed in paper whose cir
culation is among the negroes, the above is
| infamous. .'5 a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great Engli
Astrologist. Clairvoy ant and Psychometrician, VIII
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame hOrnton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight. as to enable her to impart know-
edge of the greatest Importance to the single
ried of either sex. While in a state of trance she
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certified certificate. writtea guarantee, that the
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mar25-daWly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

SEVEN Clevelanders, as we learn by the
Herald will form part of the crowd OF
passengers which leave New York on Sat
urday, for the Holy Land, viz: Mrs. A. w
FAIRBANKS, Mr.. SoLoN SEVERANCE and
wife. Mr.. S. N. SANDFoRD, principal of the
Seminary, Mr.. WIN. BEcKwITH, and Mr.
CRoCKER and WIFE,"
Mrs. FAIRBANKS is the wife of one of the
proprietors of the Herald, and although
one of the most domestic of ladies, yet has
given to the world fugitive pieces of poe
try and other literary effusions, sufficient
to have made any other woman famous. Il
she corresponds with her husbands paper
her letters will be admirable ones. Her
literary efforts, although few and far be.
tween, mark hers as master mind. Sue.
cess to her and all her fellow pilgrims.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
The suppression by General Pope Of the

The suppression by General Pope of the
Mobile ReDNblicdn,-the extreme Radical
organ in that city,-is censured in some
quarters as an unwarrantable interference
with freedom OF speech. There would be
much force in this if the offence for which
the paper was suppressed had been of the
kind supposed. But it was not for its sem
timent-for the opinions it upheld or any
thing of that kind, that it was suppressed.
It was for instructing the negro pOpula-
ton how, when and for what purpose to use
firearms,-being in fact direct and dis
tinct attempt to incite them to riot and dis
order. 1t would be hardly consistent with
the duty of the military authorities, in the
preservation of the public peace, to permit
such inculcations to pass unnoticed. Be-
sides, papers in the rebel interest have been
suppressed for offences much less heinous
in their character than this, and it would
hardly do to make fish of one and flesh OF
the other class.-Ne,o York Times.
1t seems that Gen. POPE did not sign the
order, and he has made fish of one and flesh
of another, by ordering the Abolition sheet
that invited the negroes to riot and disor-
der, to be given up and the publication
continued. The Times, we presume, as it
justified the suspension, will also justify
the release. 1t can blow hot, and blow cold
with equal facility.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07

GENERAL POPE is a ruined man if he had
any party views. He has just suppressed a
newspaper in Mobile for merely giving the
niggers some lessons in killing, "instruct-
ing them how, when and where to use fire.
arms" This Interference with the amiable
recreation of Republican voters will send
him to the political guillotine.-New York
Herald. ,.-, ,.-....,.,...,.
AS it was Republican paper, owned by
negroes, and as the crime of instructing
negroes how to kill white men and urging
them 20 do lis bat small offence in
Radical eyes, General PoPE has "let up'' on
his order, and the paper is now again in
full tide PoPE, no doubt. thought it was a
white mans paper that he suppressed, but
finding it was negro concern he revoked
his order.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
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,,.- -. GENERAL NEWS, -, -,
aodGold closed In New York yesterday even
sto1365Ssq aioI-sd syi-yiHovi ,aslA yasid8
FeRfEFouEposto oficss IN South Carolina
are conducted BY women. - ,..t.s,,a
ssdALKxaNpRR MloaErL, banker, of Milwau-
kee, 0returns can ,income, of $132,000,1 the
largest IN that city. CTS
.nFaE present population of Connecticut
islestimated at $4,000, against 100000 IN
1850. ts'' -
Mr.. JAcoB srEzs, an old and respected
citizen of Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, died
on wednesday,. s'lc ASs1t 's' ~ s3A
a MOVEMENT is on foot in ,Yicksburg,
Mississippi, to send colored man to Con-
CALIRoRNrA now exports 10000 tons of
copper annually. This Is five times as large
as the whole production of the United
States ten years ago.
Hs Ar Squantum, Mass, a man has sued his
neishbor for $50 damages for killing
fsvorite cat while it was giving a midnight
serenade.. atI NTAd
GEoRGE ". LIPPETT, Secretary .of, Lega-
tion to Austria, has forwarded his resigna-
ton to the State Department. and it has
been accepted. 10 s75 40 81 sa -s.s=s,e7 I'D
A DOG, supposed to be mad, was killed
near Mount Auburn, Mass. lately, after
having bitten and almost killed one boy,
and slightly injured two other children.
81 = An Albany tobacconist named Mosely,
claims to have discovered a way of freeing
tobacco of its poisonous element, nicotine,
4svithout injury to the leaf. Ha5ez.el
"a LADY who went to one of the great
mourning warehouses in London, and on
mentioning what she required, was politely
requested by one Of the shopmen to go
further on. "This, madam, is the light
affiietion department; the heavy lbereave-
ment Is further on"
THOMAS MIDDLETON, Treasurer of Beaver
county, Pa iunaccountably disappeared
from his, home in October last, and all
search for him was unavailing. A few
days ago his body was found in the Ohio
river, near Steubenville. There were
marks of violence upon him, Indicating
that he was murdered.
OhlNH1Nd lOuLbdttib dIO W 10 CIOC5O0 HI
different parts of New York city in the
course of week. The Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals pay the ex-
penses. They are Of iron, in three depart
ments, the upper one for the public, the
middle one for horses, and the lower one
for dogs. "a ZoF ~er1s7-7,k +
THEJspanese are polite, and at the same
time inquisitive. They salute one upon the
slightest pretext, by placing the hands up
on the knees, shutting half up like a well
oiled jack-knife, delivering the word
t'ohio'' in theirmost seductive tones. They
will mount your porch and peer steadfastly
through your parlor windows until they
Sarel discovered, when, instead of being
abashed, they smile with singular sweet
ness and look again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-07
s@-AYOUNG LADY returning

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