Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-17

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-oa. How TRruJE.-If prices Of provisio on
would only falf as Radicaiism does, wha !
ocheap marksttng there would ne aoo"e tni
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HOME AsAIN.-Mry Seavey, formerl.
principal tof the State Street SCHOOL, wa
SO IN the city yesterday paying his Old AM
a. many aniy friends visit The children at th'
ai;sehoof were ID. .extacies at his ,appearanc
there, for heIis greatly beloved by them
.EA14;s11The present IS sdreadfal .. "fall'
: /. for the Radicals. l'sFheiimelanchoiy day
have cso5maeep to them politically, and they
ssgeaboat the streets looking as disconssolat'
90 as ss,ne mourners at funeral. They are nov
in ..the sere and yellow leaf" of politicfa
existence, and win soon die out beyond tn
= hope of resurrection. s5f .hsetafe7t
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INAHuRRY.A .AThe following extract from
the Indianaqrp,o5lis Joarnda shows that the In.
q. .dianians liar are getting winter weather at ar
early time: sni,,... .sirsI .ellis7I Ist5o -,
~ 1.-The firss winter weather of the season
took place yesterday. Strange as IL may
appear, there was quite g . 5esPee.a1,e sl3s .ht
morning. All day the clouds betokened
further fall lofJrhe article. l9 Winter IS get
ting into tie lap of fall in rather hurry
-Iis,FIuLIEEpp FILED YEsrERnAY.-The certificate OF
Incorporation of Tyler, Brothers & Co., or
sjS jgSanized for the purpose of manufacturing
hoes grubbing and sprouting hoes, mat
tocks, picks, &C., was filed 10 the Secretary
of State,sefiee yesterday Principal office
in Ironton. Capital 81, 400, In shares of $50
-each.-Joseph Tyler, D. w. Eogiesang,
Richard Tyler, Robert Lye. Samuel Tyler
and James Keyes are the corporators.
a aArgrHE NE1LG Gen. Sheridan Gen. e.
D. Rugglea, VIM. Fulson, U. S. A, j. P.
Strong, u. S.,A, Gen. C. G. Sawtelle,. Col.
W.Scott Stewart, Col. s. Crosby, Col.
Geo. A. Forsyth, Maj. Jack Rutherford,
ICel. z. f. Rodenba,1gh. Maj. Frank Morst,
aid I'll. ; dyon, L. IS. a., of the military
celebrities, and E. M. Stanton. H. j. jew
cit, Geo. B. Sentef and Robt. Schenck, were
at the Nell House last night. -o-,
il DEBATING CLUBJlNo. /, Young Mems
Christian Association, hold their first
injecting this evening at half-past seven
io,cleek. The question i"Should prevailing
one, A full attendance is invited. The in
teresting evenings given to US by this club
last winter, leads US to believe that its
weekly debates win be vastly popular this
baTHE REASON FoR IT.-Geperal Banning
was in town yesterday. He observedto to us,
ina friendly way, that, as far as heard from,
he had not been returned to the Legisla-
ture., We believed him. Remarking on
the cause of his defeat, he said he failed of
an election because he didn't get votes
enough We believed him again. He has
the satisfaction of knowing that he has
psenty company. p Lots Of Radicals in that
fix General. ,,Is95 =, 3 s..,+l5 l.ij.J.i i
STEWARDS BENEFIT ON SATURDAY NIGHI
We hear that great preparations are be-
ing made. TO have the benefit to W. Fl.
SteWsrt ct the Opera House, ON Saturday
night, one of the grandest affairs of the sea-
son. A great array of amateur talent is
presented. Hemmersbach's and Vogle-
sapg's bands have volunteered, and, no
pedhS1xilf be spared tofnake the occasion d
most pleasing and attractive one. h
LOOK OUT ron H1M.---We would caution
our brethren Of the press against a man
protesting to be an " Indian Herb Doctor"
and calling himself DIR. Cutter. He has a
habit of advertising in and subscribing for
newspapers, aud, when bills are presented
therefor. of. taking upah roots and YARDS
and making himself, scarce, Look ont for
the individual of the Indian Herb persua-
sion, gentlemen, He'll bite you, sure
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PREDICTIONS ABOUr THE fWISTER.-We
see it generally stated that European me-
teorologfsts are predicting an early and
hard winter this year, tor the reason that
the birds Of passage have begun their mi
grations! sonthward at FEAST month ear
lier. than usual. Storks, wild ducks and
other birds are reported to be passing
southward over France and Belgium In
large numbers. Similar signs of a severe
winter have, from time to time, been noted
in our sown country, and we are inclined
to attach more fnlportanee to them than
weather prophesies usually deserve.
LoTs OF 'EMiH kRE.-The city was full of
notables yesterday, in. attendance, we sup
pose,t on the wedding in high life that came
eff last night. We noticed III. r. H., Phil
lippe de Orleans and his Grace, the Duke
de Stanton, late of the War office, at the
Neil House, Ned was accompanied by his
spectaeies, and looked historic and gor-
geous. Itisearrently reported that he and
Andy have made it UP, and that, in conse-
quenCe. he will be permitted to live in the
Copperhead State of Ohio without moles.
tation.I. IT he has any fears on the subject
we can assure Neddy that the Democracy
of Ohio will not send him to Fort Lafayette
for his great trexchery and disfoyalty !S Fl
ADDITIONAL REPoKTs, OF BIRTHS ANI
DEATHs9-The carelesshess and slowness Of
those'p whom the law makesitincumben,
to report the number. Of births and deaths
in this county, cOmpels us to amend oul
report. we find now that the number o
deaths foots up. to 16f, and the births t.
244. The reports. show some very funny
things. One unmarried, man is reported
by.name as the father of two children, ont
born on the 18th and one on the 10th July
About dozen unmarried women are re
ported as being mothers. l.-.,,iisif IN s
GONE, UP.-Ass we predicted, Sister
Amanda Turpip, gorgeous in her appear
ance, her dexter enblacked, a chunk q