Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
9EasVWsI AND orHEHwIsE.


eCLD closed yesterday evening, at 1875
sE61anMa Is nOtvery good at Cleveland
THr Exchange Bank at Greencastle, In
diana, has failed. aonfaI fbl l...
RossrNI, the celebrated composer, has
had flt.
The Radicals Of Minnesota want Senator
Norton 70 resign. q 3l,l l1t'if
Gov. JoHN B. WELLEs, of California, was
IN Cleveland on Monday.
IN 1866 two hundred and seven marriage
licenses were issued in Muskingum county.
TN Radicals Of Wisconsin want Senator
DoOllttle to resign. q ~ aa9 7fr
Gov. SWAMI will be the next United
States Senator from Maryland.
PHILADELPHIA is to have theater in
which the actors are to be blacks.
INCOME PATIBILITY is domestic item not
yet subjected to taxation. VI
I:ARKvIvAL is progressing in the Mission
Church, on Sixth street, in Zanesville.
AFTER elaborate discussion, . debating
club at Wheeling, Va, has come TO the
conclusion that ladies have no limbs.
NAPOLEON is said to be growing indolent,
in consequence of his. mind having been
over excited and over worked. a,
MIcHAEL RorH, Of Shelbyville, Indiana,
died suddenly In Cincinnati, Sunday even-'
ing. lani 2H'-nn
A aMush and MIX Festival" was to have
been held at q Church in GAINESVILLE last
night--a new kind Of festival.
AMAE by the name Of Roosa shot, fatally
itissuppOsed, Henry Lambert, at Union,
Montgomery county, on Sunday night.
-RrsroRr drew very fashionable, though
not very large, audience on her first ap-
pearance In Detroit.
A WOMAN became mother on Saturday
ut Eaelid Istatiou, while travelling to Oeye-
land on the night express train from Erie.
iTHE amount Of customs received In gold
at the Cleveland port for 1866, was $1Ol,-
D61.S2. ,g
JoHN ACKKRMAN committed suicide at |
Cleveland on Saturday. Cause, pecuniary |
embarrassment.
WEsLEY BUCHANAN was frozen to death |
last Friday night, on the plank road, about
two miles west OF Steubenville.
The skating tever does not run as high
asheretOfore among the ladies Of New York
city. tsli jrs .r.uao. 10
By the explosion Of locomotive on
Sunday, near Hickman, Tennessee, on the
Northwestern railroad, the engineer and
fireman were instantly killed.
The Springfield Republic, which looks adj
miringly upon Hon. S. Shellabarger, don't |
regard Judge spalding as very good Re-
publican. ~ '-'.-'a- Sea7
A FEW nights since two ladies at Cleve-
land narrowly escaped suffocation from
the effects Of gases that escaped from the |
stove.
THE ZdnesviIle Signal grows merry over
the grounds on which Columbus Delano |
proposes to onst General Morgan out of his |
seat in Congress.
HoN. EDGAR CowAN, q. s. Senator
from Pennsylvania, has been nominated by |
the President Minister to Austria, IN place |
o, J. LathrOp Motley, resigned.
THE Nev York World congratulates Sem
atOr COwan on his separation from party |
rotten enough to elect Simon Cameron as
bis successor. So do We.
;FoRNEY's Press speaks Of Thad. Stevens
as = @soTt Of institution created for the |
time and occasiohy The Boston Post adds
{" A pecessary instltutiOn, perhaps, but bet
Ger for private than public use"
A WAsHIHGroN correspondent Of the |
PGh 1aR Gazette says that Mr.. Banks, of |
MasSaehnsstts, has gainedra reputation for |
profundity by looking wise and never say |
ing anything, even when he makes q |
An exchange truly says that "nOt one
Radical newspaper in hundred has the
fairness 10 print President JOhnson's veto |
of the District Negro Suffrage BILL" II |
might convince their readers. That's the
trouble. d aif iiiJa
JoHN BENNNGHoFF, who lives not far
from Tltusvllle, Pa, has been made a mil
li0haire by his farm yielding abundance Of
oil. He eontinuesto cultivate wheat, corn,
oats and huckwheat as assiduously as
Z Tough that were his only dependence.