Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-11
NEWS AND oTHERWIsE.

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GoLD closed yesterday evening, at lSS.
ANIldianapolIs paper says that Parson
BroWnl6w took q severe cold on the Occa-
sIon Of having his shirt washed.
l,MI.s NJ. WILsoE, Of Akron. o., WIS kill
ed near Mendoto, on the Illinois Central
railroad, the other day, accidentally. .-,e
iAccoRDrNa to Radical version all the
people Of the South are rebels, and half Of
the people of the North are the same. What
aloyal set of men these AIDiHos are. iI
The .Naiad Queen" is still being repre-
sented at the Academy Of Music in Cleve-
land, under the superintendence OF MIR.
John EIlSler, to full houies. 'an 90 lh
SKNKroR, TTUMBULL (Republican), OF
Illinois, has indOrsed the decision Of the
Supreme Court in reference to the trial Of
civilians by military court-martial.
TarRE have been during the year 1856,
shipped on the Cleveland and Toledo rail-
road from Toledo, 4,l63OM feet Of lumber,
1,sl7,OOO shingles, l,l5OOOO slaves, and l62,-
600 lath. H H1a }ah"
Missouri has Radical Republican gov
ernment IN all its branches; 1t is speci-
men Of what the Radicals would give all
the Southern States. Anarchy, oppres-
sion, insecurity, civil cOmmotion, are the
results.
A sPIRrrUALIsT says the moving power
of man is spirit which is ''prOdigiously
prolific in powerfully absorbent and pro-
found combinations of matter into weird,
fantastic heterogeneous shapes of materi-
alistic evaporations."
THE distinguished Democrat Of Cleve-
land, who, in consequence Of missing the
train, could not attend the 9Th Of January
Convention, is slowly recovering from his
fit Of rage, occasioned thereby. BE frOthed
q twelve-quart pailful, by actual measure
ment. a5fa
HENRY s. DoAx, Of Wilmington, Clinton
county, Ohio, has been held to bail In the
sum Of 1850 by Commissioner Halliday,
in Cincinnati, to appear for examination
to-day, for forging the name of Abel Briggs
- ..,r..d oort;f,eota for hacL nav and
So...S ssnonnt,r0 70 Sa5o
g. w
a AtoONS man ~ .ue n',.I n%~. y ~ IN D.,,;
- Ma ,or rohbin0 the Postofice in
Cleveland, Ls Suer county, Min- died In
St. Paul q few days since, Of broken heart.
He protested his innocence to the last.
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WILLIAM no9iNEAss' Soaus nAn lioln
Oaa.Oo' nAs suVn "oay .ppo~l~,se Ipe..as =
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Contr.l station. ocular testimony soon
s".,s.ed The notice that M. Mc3inness was
,,Os NJ. McG,nuess n 1IIul
~ 0I n-a- o,.u
A.sA. "-~,,' os ~ 49,. ~ .ao'
InarsuAy ~ o,e.o,~au' '''"4.1 " yaoOv N'a1n
seein' i'IsOu ~ :. ~ eSooY 'iOon A'opei'
Earnstein was nring upon rough, who
had been imbibing liquor at his saloon,
and Odell was accidentally hit In the leg.
Ar the meeting in Cleveland OF the Ma
tional American Turner's Association -
Pittsburgh Dlstrict--the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected: Presi- |
a.. n n Raner, secretarv. Mackel-
u'"s' -. : = ! o,1-.,- n ,'-en'' S,NS,
burg IrusteeS' VI A' oneurenn' " oneh-
hardt.
n.,,v, Louv. who Killed Adam Rose IN
o.' r.' sa.~t.- ..s. - -,
Geergeso"h' DEO"n cVun'y' sonie months
a00. To save himself from arrest bY that