The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-11-26
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1HE STATUE OF EDWARD Everett was un- |
veiled at Boston on the 18th inst.
FITz GREEN HALLEcK died at Guilford,
the night of the 10Th, aged 80 years.
DISPATCHES from Athens state that
hostilities have been resumed in Gambia.
The amount of capital invested in rail-
ways in Great Britain is $2,277, ,39O,715.
CATAsTRoPHARDs is the latest jaw
breaking word, supposed to mean alarm.
lists.
The 18th inst. was the 9th anniversa-
ry of the removal of the Capital to Wash
ington.
SENATOR WADE was seriously injur-
ed on eth, by being thrown out of his
buggy.
MAx1MILLIAN's body has been deliv-
cred to Admiral Tegethoff of the Austrian
Navy.
THAD. Stevens wants to divide Texas
into two States. By the way, new tax
scheme.
The French troops are making prspa-
rations to go into winter quarters at Civ
ita Vecchia.
WESTON, the walkist, has failed three
times to walk one hundred miles in twen-
ty.four hours.
AN immense hotel is being built at
Yeddo, China, By the Government for the
use Of foreigners.
The Kansas Senate will stand, Radi-
Gals 20, Democrats 5; the House. Radicals
go, Democrats %.
NEUTRAL papers should observe neu-
trality-say nothing on either side Of the
Senatorial question.
To enable the army to see the sights
at the Exhibition Napoleon placed aow
battalion ON duty each day.
Rev. NJ. P. GADDIs, of Cincinnati, has
seeded from the Methodist Church and
started new ism on his own account. :.
GENERAL Barry will take charge Of
tho proposed artillery schools at Fortress
Monroe, instead of going'to California,
GoNGREssloS4L Morrissey won s15,-
oOO on tne New York election. The
Tribune says s5Oo,OOo changed hands.
THa Viceroy of Egypt has issued de-
cree whereby American Missionaries and
Christian exiles are permitted to return.
ABOUT 5000 tickets we're sold by Tic
nor / Fields, Boston, to persons, who
were anxious to hear Dickens readings.
GENERAL Steadman and Mr.. Blair have
declined the War Office, and Gen. Thomas
Ewing, of Ohio, is now spoken of for the
position. m
THE dispatch on our outside givingthe
particulars of the sinking Of the Island
Of Tor,ola is denied in dispatch from
Havana.
SHOCKS Of an earthquake we're felt at
Kingston, Jamaica, on the 11th and 18th
inst, and some damage was done to
buildings.
HIS Holiness, the Pope, objects to the
conference. proposed by the Emperor Ma
poleon, for the settlement of the Roman
question.
| SIcKLEs has been mustered out as Ma
ijor General, which leaves him only Colo
mel in the service. How rapid the fal
of tyrants.
| LINcoLN's estate divides $40, 297, 81
among the heirs. Mrs. Lincoln's share
is S37 ,765, 80. In addition to this Con.
gress gave her s25.o0O.
! IMPEACHMENT was taken violently il
on the 9Th day of October with too much
niger, and quietly departed this life OF
the 5th day of November.
j Mrs. LINCOLN bartered goods to Chi.
cago pawn broker to the amount of $13
800. At pawn brokers' rates the good:
were worth not less than $25, 900.
1
CHAsE's conservatism might win if he
had, like Grant, observed silence; but h,
has opened his mouth SO often that every
body knows be has niger OF th'
brain.
i THE Treasurer's Office in Gallatin, Da
Wis Co., Mo-, was broken open tie nigh
4 of the 18th, and robbed of $4,000 Davi
. County warrants and $4,000 in green
I backs.
!, The vote in the city of Charleston 70,
Convention, was 2,428 blacks and /;
il whites. There were no votes against it
How beautifully Radical Reconstructiol
works.
MoCooLE and Coburn have signe'
articles of agreement to fight on tn
9th day of May, within fifty miles 0
! Cincinnati, for $4,000 side and the cham
pionship of America.
/, SEVERAL leading citizens of New Y Yorl