Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-06
Paragraphs from the BOSTON Post
A child with Two heads has been born
and is fourishing in England.

A child with two heads has been born
and is flourishing in England.
An AJexandrian negro recently ate 80
biscuits on a wager. He still lives.
A New Orleans widow, on the sunny
side of forty, has just taken to herself an
eighth husband.
"A Photograph of Juarez, selling in Paris,
was taken from French actor in costume.
Mrs. Lincon's dresses are not selling,
but there will be no auction.
1t is said the price asked for the ". 7.
Herald establishment is eleven hundred
thousand dollars in gold.
The governor, alcade and alderman of a
Cuban city have got into trouble by join
ing the Masons.
1t costs $40 to take lady to the opera
!, respectfully in New York. ElI
"A Connecticut Radical who is stumping
New York, writes home, giving up the
State. -
- The opening of a grave in Harrisburg
has shown that silk dresses last longer than
hum an bones.
One divorce to nineteen marriages is the
ratio in Vermont.
If the National bank system goes under,
jay Cooke will be blue Jay.-LotoeH
Courier.
Summers suffrage bill and the impeach-
they were ever right, why do the Radicals
now give them up because OF "expedi-
ency?"
Greeley says, that for good square ly-
ing" he must "give the palm to the ad !.
dress of the Democratic State Committee of
Minnesota" All, Greeley, we know that
the palm is yours to keep or to give
LouisriHe Jouradl
Mrs. General Lander was presented, at
Cincinnati last Friday evening" at the close
OF her personation of "Medea," with a
the survivors of the Fifth Ohio Volunteers,
which regiment formed part of her nus
bands command. -.--
West Virginia has done nobly. The
Wheeling Register says that, sin spite OF
the corrupt Executive and an infamous
registration system, our State is rapidly
passing through a process OF redemption
from Radical rule"
Pet puppies are coming in with the for
eign fashions.
Chicago has put up $4,000, 900 worth of
buildings the present year.
If brevity is the soul OF wit, asks Judy,
wfIaJ IS the heel?
The Philadelphia Germans have SUBJ
scribed thirty-five thousand dollars for a
new theater.
The British cavalry are to be armed with
breech-loaders.
Workingmen are taxed 100000, 900 a
year to support Southern negroes in idle
ness.
Greeley is smelling out frauds every
where, now that there is the prospect of a
Democratic victory.
The damage by fire ON Broadway, New
York, Wednesday morning, foOts up over
$310,000.
What we are doing In Florida.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Cheating awtully in the black registra-
ton.
English journals can't quite believe the
Lincoln gossip.
Prince Napoleon has been taking quite
an interest, incog., in the machine depart
ment of the Exposition.
A niggardly lOt-the black electors ir
the Southern States of America.-Judy.
The New York Gazette calls the Blacl
Crook the ''bent" Of the play going public
Brigham Young's saints want a charter
tor Masonic Lodge, but they can't get it
Good.
Yale College has just got up Univers-
ity bath rooms for the students. Ten cents
bath.
Judy's advice to unmarried ladies with
independent resources is-husband them.
A Nevada man recently got drunk, killed
a friend and was hung by Judge Lynch
all within six hours.
The editor of the NeD Yorker Stats lei.
tuna has got into a libel suit by calling
Zeno Burnham, the auctioneer, an old thie1
in German.
A New Orleans gentleman offers re-
ward for physician who will acknowledge
that he has lost more than half dozen
patients during the epidemic. e
The farmers at Twin Prairie, Kansas,
caught man setting fire to the prairie
and cut short his amusement by hanging
him. ~
Lamartine is described as sitting in an
armchair, sad and silent, the lustre of his
eye and the symmetry of his mouth entire
ly gone.
The London telegraph calls Thurlow
Weed-'s zone of the shrewdest politicians in
the Great Republic" but says he is no gem
tleman for telling such stories about Mrs.
Lincoln.
Much adieu about nothing-the parting
of young ladies.-Es.
The New York Times suggests "Bullock
and Prohibition" as the rallying cry of
the Republicans hereabOuts.