Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-11
News OF the Day.
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-G0ld closed ip HsY Yprk Yesterday even: even
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TaE Timber, tu1rppentine and resin trade
of ResGstlE Z VOrlhe qQQ. .00Q 81 ennam'
-NcCoRM4cK,- the eeaper man, hands
Alhis income account sas eloz. .7e0:1.e 2 ss1i
ERENsN YOrk boot I6Iackshave reduced
the price to Eve cents ssshine.n
.TzERHare atleast tensdistinct grsdesof
scSlstg 4 NsE psleaHs: 1T ,Y7iIk6
Berry KaHN hung herself In New York
10 escape neaEa1elG.1 ~ 8k - q
Ak Amsriesnq nqeorrespondentpins Paris 10
disgassed With every thing and everybody
bRt kngspisn lo1 0sA aH,gEas IsgsHsa
SEVERAL of the smaller cities IN fadiana
are vieinR with each ,oshersfsrs the palmsef
plug-dyish.sass = ssess ssez1 .s.ss's sssss s.7s
9AAd0EDlER says following Indians with
infantry Is like shooting mosquitoes with
tsn.inch guns.
A NoRs0Ek paper has just ceme7to the
conclusion that the crisis Ia Virginia de-
mH1ds aeaony S H5il52N00a
TIE Philad elphia papers Inform as that
Judge Kelly has gone SOUTH Giad OF it.
The farther OF he is the better.
.tTHs last suFvivoB Of those Who carried
the dying Nielsen TO the cockpit of his ship
AZ the battle Of Trafalgsr, died recently.
Mas. GEEERAE, GAINEs's new. mansion on
Central Park, New York, viii cost $4,000,
a6d. - -ks-3zEEs w 81 ~ . ~
In some parts of Tennessee armies Of
eassrpillaEs are stripping the trees Of every
vestige Of foliage nrrFs8 sAaass
TaAD.. SrKvhNs talks Of ssmild cohfscal
sion"-ws :gPpYss as 1a yTf4tF would say ''ssn'l'
Tn London Journals are Discussing the
question whether edisseEered bead 7re-
fains, sensibility." They, should ask any
ex-ofice holder. Insd o5afa oas IS Ian
The Invalide Russe Of St. Petersburg says
that amutua1 advantages" win accrue TO
Russia, the United states and the people of
siberia. from the cOnelusionu ofIths ERuss
Slan- Ahmserican territoriat SgSsslon treaty,
3;s..THs mental condition Of sftbe Empress
Charlotte, Of Mexico, appsafs 70 give very
little hope of recovery. From her features
ali intefieetual expression Is vanishing
more and more daily. Her physical health
isaIl that can be desired. .au.o 49,
THE course, of the spanish Government
81 the fornadosl case. of1etded Epgland. 50
very, deeply thata war with Queen Isabella
would not ,t be :" unpopular. The London
Tissss remarks that the BnitedA Statesvdid
not hold such high tone towards. Great
Blsaih, under eife edhhstances almost sihli2
lar, esdoes the Cabinet in Madrid
England holds aloof from the allied
dlbIonGcS OF other Christian Powers N
ConstantinopIe on. the affairs of the East.
she win sake no steps Whatever to hasten
aprsmatnre dissolution Of the s.sick man"
plslsffin8 10 s&sit his demise from rim
ternal causss.H oFnuee, itfs eaid, proposes
shst Turkey shall yield Gambia TO Greece
on obtaining guarantees for the security
Of her lfem6IhinG tersiteFy but TO this
Russiaobieets, remarking that no Christian
azaEznfeecsn De given insuTipg lnmnnity
Tor the persecution Of other Christian peo-
paa. OHH,TASkCpSaM MOEA
.No59a1s ssrl4I NEVIS l3lSYHq
asWn learn from the Fsqid Democrat Of the
death Of the young son of D. NJ. Fleming.
editor Of the Ri1ua JoarnelE The bereaved
pareuts have our profound sympathy.
A 1o0 house, belonging to s Mr.. Wolf,
ct theh6hsh end Washing streets says
che Tt6Em Adoertisers took fire on Saturday
last, &C about IL o'clock, and was con-
siderablz damae eed: the whole roof and up
perpart being destroyed. d.~~~1----,.
In1ffln. on Friday night, two men were
run over by 4 steam fite engine, smashing
tie I66t Of one; and breaking the leg of the
ether. and on saturday, 4 Son Of Mr.. Knit
tie was Knocked down by 9 horse, who
trampsd oEl bis head. enEfine of onesof the
eaEs, and pthsrwise ininring him. Z g
An accident occurred on Wednesday
morning on the Cs& z. road, q shogt1dis-
Sznce below NorWalk.s The Might Express
for Toledo ran into O. freight train, by
which the locomotive was badly broken,
and thfee or four cars were thrown from
the track, With otherdanagsy NJ q
The TuscGGspcs Advocate says vein of
black band ore, varying from eight to
twelve feet in thickness, has been diseey-
erred IN that county, and adds: s.Means
viii be employed at once to ascertain the
full extent Of this vein, which will likely
prove 10 be the most valuable sdiscovery
ever made in the county. In vanrafkk
We learn from friend that on Wednes-
day night 2Ath splt4 q valuable horse was
stolen from the, stable, Of Henry Tressel,
living four miles north Of this place, on
the Greenvilie road, says the Eaton Demo
1rof. No clue to the thief or thieves has as
vet been disc0vefed. A liberal reward is
offered for the capture and return Of horse
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MKs. Mary CoMBs, of Marshall High
Iand county, desires information concern
ing her son, John Combs, who left home IN
the spring Of 1853, and is supposed to bein
aome of the Western States, if living. He
is noF tHiFk1-fFe ck forty years of age.
Anvx information concerning him will be
hshkfIifV received by his tdfstressed
mother: and eaitoFsS wiIfi confer q great
faVor 0b0n sd lone widow by making
,,afa Afsthfs.W is Tgoo sha Hl seoftss1z
Anour seven months ago, the wife Of Mr..
Wade ta worthy farmer who lives in the
vicinity Of RiaeevilIes Wafren county,
Ohiol. saws the DGvton Journal of May 9th,
.kb9sssnfsa hsf ihslsBaad klth three girl
babies &c onoel Mr.. and Mrs. Wade were
fn the city. on Saturday, and we had the
sieasure a1,' Of seeing the :, .,tripIets." They
are 4 tsfetsy iistle deaEs, . and look 30 much
.ITire that you "can't tell t'other from
vs6iob:v ana the mother is obliged to
- r(z wItts ahd blue heqdD pRon their
finv neeks, in order to distinguish them