Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-21
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Gold closed 10 Cincinnati yesterday even
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DEwrrr COUNTY, Ark, has appropriated
$1,000 70 purchase provisions for its desti-
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A CONNECTICUT paper publishes mar
riases, births and deaths under the head Of
Condolences" Adventures" and Ser
tatnty.s >Sth "seesaiiA-sos - '''''S
TAG first line Of the new Eadical song
begins thus: "WeIl hang Horace Greeley
on that sour apple tree, because he helped
to set JEFF. Davis free.' aao3sz - al
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verb. indicative mood, present tense. third
person, singular number, and agrees with
all the girls-don't itp
.STaE aTebers and straitorr ongstreet
publishes letter in New Orleans paper,
In which he says: 1.-THE military bill
amendments are peace offering, and we
should accept them as SUCH" 1t is plain
that this fellow, who fought for disunion,
isnot bit Reconstructed He is as great
traitor as before. IA
A Bosros wit, defining the difference be-
tween an accident and misfortune, says: /:
"If Wendell Phillips should fall into the
river, 1t would be an accident. If he should
ever get out again that would be. n'isfor-
Jor.uns.n The author of this, it is report
ed, has been appointed Secretary, of eLega-
tion'to Mr.. Bancroft. ~ - - 1871
A GAY and dashing young widow, in
Medina, N. Y, entrapped young man and
married him. An expensive wedding tour
followed They then settled down in Grand
Rapids, when husband became tired of her
ways and abandoned her. But her strate-
gy was equal to straits. She procured
guinine. took twelve grains, and announced
her intention to leave the earth. Her
friends became alarmed, a physician was
called and her husband summoned. The
quinine yielded, and so did the husband.
EDWARD Ross and his son, about four
years old, living on farm about nine miles
from st. Louis, were found dead in bed on
Saturday morning by Mrs. Ross, who had
been on a visit to the city and just returned
home. 1t Is supposed a German boy eigh-
teen years old, in the employ of Ross. COM
mitted the deed, he having left the place,
taking Ross team and.wagon with him. p n
The Rutiand (vt.) Herald tells the fol-
lowing story Mr. Fullerton, of Proctors-
vile, aged ffty-three years..a farmer living
on Twenty Mile Stream, died on Wednes-
day last, at half-past twelve O'Clock in the
afternoon. Just eight weeks ago, at the
same hour in the day, he was at work in the
yoodsfelling tree for wood. 1t struck
another, glanced, fell across and broke his
back. A man with him got the tree from
his body and carried him home. Since
then he has had no consciousness or feeling
in his body or limbs below the wound in
his back, though perfectly sensible other
wise, till he ceased to breathe on Wednes-
day. a2'ia 7Ks32a'}4 Sr' ifs 't1sn
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- t,- STATE NEWS. .,-.-..s.
The postofice at Clyde was entered on
the Sd and robbed of 81 or ss;
AN attempt was made to rob the post
Office at Fremont on the night of the Sd. +
WE hear no complaint of the wheat crop
In this county, says the Mansfield Shield
and Banner, and SO far It promises a fine
ysld-so, also, rye and grass. ,le. &.
WE are informed that Miss Schneider, of
Columbus, says the Chflsicothe advertiser,
the young lady who made such a firore in
the eastern cities two years ago, by her su-
perior performances upon the piano. will
assist at the grand concert, to be be given
By the Masons at the, re-opening of their
Concert Hall. sssss s5s5s
DURING match game of base ball in
Ashland county, on Thursday last, J. II.
Packer, one OF the young men engaged, ,,at-
tempted to stop the ball as it rolled on the
ground, when it bounded up and struck
him on the nose, producing such ,profuse
bleeding that atlast accounts it was thought
he would not survive.
WE learn by private letter that DR..
Mathew Thompson, an old and very highly
respected citizen of Mt. Vernon, was
thrown from his buggy on wednesday, and
dragged nearly quarter of mile, killing
him almost instantly. DR.. Thompson was
one of the most eminent physicians in the
State.ss7lz G3las9 1spos - % -s1Esgls1H
In an excursion of q few days through
Wayne aud Stark counties, last week, we
saw no poor iields, all Indicating asplen.
did crop, which we were informed was the
case throughout those counties. All over
the country the wheat is represented as
good but the close draining of last years
crop will still keep wheat up to paying
figure.
rTHE races to come of on the 18th. 10Th,
Goth and 2lst OF June. from present indica-
tions,, will certainly be a great success.
There VIII be some splendid stock entered
ffis esason in addition to the fine horses
here last year. The following is list of
thoss here now b Ring Master. Rochester,
full brother to Malcolm), Nellie Gwynne,
Mollie Austin, Veto, Sophie, Vaux Hall.
Vaudal and Caledonia. Revolver, Little
Mack aud Moonlight will also be here, be-
sides quite number of fine horses from
Lexington, kentucky, Under the chargeof
Mr.. Alexander, says the Ctillicothe Gazette
OK Wednesday of last week, man by
the name Of william Eagan, about q years
of age, called at the stables Of Mr.. 7Krob, in
this city, says the Zanesvtl1e Signal, and
hired horse to go into the country about
nine miles to see his uncle, saying that he
would return on the same day. Since then
a week has elapsed, and no Eagan has re-
turned with the horse. EagaD was former
Iy q resident fof this city, but came here
from Williamsburg. Noble county, and
went to work on the dam at this place.
The horse is dark dappleq gray mare, four
years old and fifteen and one half hands
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