Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-20
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GOLD closed In New 1ork yesterday as
134A.
LAURA KEENE is in Cleveland. ,,,, ear
FORREST is going TO England.
The weight Of Gen. Grant is l5o.
,PIANcHErrE's popularity is at an end.
s-THk commerce Of Boston is on decline.
QUEEN Isabella, of Spain, had 40 car
risges.
JOE JErFEKsoN will be in Cleveland on
Monday.
BUTTER is selling at 40 and 45 cents in
zsnssville. Q IgtE II
ETAE people of Urbana are !complaining
about bad gas.
CLEVELAND talks OF her letter carriers as
honest and seber.sTssoa o5 = % sas
Two hundred and twenty-four cadets
are at West Point.
ORsoN KELLOGG, q retired merchant of
Baltimore, is dead.
DULL times and the scarcity of money is
the cry everywhere.
The International Bureau OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. has '.gone up"
The Saxons ate the whale. and regarded
1t as . very savory dish.
HIGH tortoise shell combs are in favor
with Empress Eugenia. efisl1yN
HERBERT SPENCER Is not coming to the
United States just now,
COLD weather has put an end to the min
ing season In Montana.
sgTHEl majorityi fn Minnesota in favor of
Negro Suffrage is 1924.
VIM. B. AsroR, with his incalculable
wealth, has not real friend.
IT 10 announced that President johnson
will visit Europe next spring.
TRKsfY miles Of sidewalk have been
Built III Chicago since August.
REPEATED applications OF chloroform to
the spine have cured lock-jaw.
in England, in the fourteenth century,
none but the Clergy wore linen.
THERE are S35 steam vessels and 1s1
sailing vessels in the British navy.
The Cretans who have taken refuge in
Greece, are in need OF money and clothing.
"A BLOOMING Kentucky matron is soonto
become the wife OF Rev. DR.. Breckenridge.
DocroR of Literature is q new degree
just established by the University of Lon
don.
The western lAssociatad Press held its
annual meeting In Cleveland on Wednes-
day. N05uo q q
8GRANr's majofity in Vermont is 1922.
SEYMoUR's majority in New Jersey is
3O73. .cpilil !i6 10 A-3tiOLOO
TIE soil of the cotton States is found to
be admirably adapted to jthe culture of
wheat.
EDWARD NoRTHRoP. day telegraph oper-
ator ar the depot IN Elyria, has committed
suicide.
In is thought grapes will net keep as
well this year as last. The early frost nip
ped them.
Ex-Gov. .MehDEcA BARLEY is yet
alive, though in feeble health. he lives at
Mansfield. I5J S'S3EJ& 20 1JJt1JA
TIE Shield and Bonner votes against an
increase Of the Presidents salary to $780,
poo alyeaf.lYt YtgJ2fI {LTFEfIEffA
THE Cleveland churches are not very well
attended. Isnotthe sametrueof churches
In other places?
a 1ASkEE iady. mas taken a pumpkin
s. - % - mo : p'As1e Hstp'Y p'YY
".'A'" :" no'.
HE Shield d7a Bonner favors an adjourn
ment of the Legislature until the first Mon
1A = 1'1' ".aa % .s5agic
,sLfAE froeestanb Cnurcn nt at III yLiverpooi'
s.elNs s,.s'y. 1as Dsen pa,'nAsee 1 W tne
bs'f '' - 80 '..o'i 20 s.ss 81 - ,.al.sZ,,o'
= bear s'Yer Gi'y. oeyono omana, tne
Vieilance Committee IS hanging up dese
4 .s.TisT 80, .l.4gs r. t-reala l.Es-a-k
., EN- EMMA MA KINGSTON was run over py an
omnibus in MI Vernon Monday afternoon,
and badly injured. I. -. ~: 'i1A
beiN Engiend' many OF the churches are
restoring the orchestra to the musical por-
fion OF the service. 800 4; ;a'5"
The Milburn Lodge OF Independent Or
derof Good Templars, TPutnam, has sur
rendered its charter. .tz,ois <atas54A
THERE ,xerel 414 pupils enrolled in the
Union schools of Washington C. H., for the
week ending the 18TH
On the Sd Tuesday of next May, the
Ohio National Bank Association will meet
In Convention In the city OF Columbus.
Tar OHIO lState Regisser is opposed to the
Ohio Legislature adiourning over from the
23d inst. to the first Monday in January.
E1GHrYFoUR cups of coffee were recent
lysdrunk, for wager, by FrenchmaH.-
"A n ernetie kent him from hpinc nlapfnd