Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-21
Naval.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

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lf-fr Land Buying Party.
l. ssdot3 .s3-afo RICHMOND, Nov. 10. |
| A land buying party of forty-fiye Penn
syfvanians and Marylanders arrived here
this morning. They go to Southwesterf
Virginia and thence as far South as Co
lumbia, s. C.iG,3 40 GisJl} 27fi r"!. aoo1|
.sqi4 Found Guilty.
lg,iis' r.5t-iss.l ba UREA, N. Y, Nov. 10.
The jury in the case of VIM. Henry Cars
well, indicted for numbering Abby Eliza.
beth Sanders, q little girl only eight
years and six months old. in the town OF
Annsville, in April last, this afternoon
brought in a verdict of guilty. The evi-
dence shows that the murderer first de-
spoiled his little victim and then brutally
cut her throat Judge Morgan will senl
tence him at O'clock Friday morning.
fan.c .s7sio Norfh Carolina.
| NEW y YoRK, Nov. 20.
1 The Herald's Raleigh, North Carolina,
special says, Semi official returns from the
Seventh district indicate the election OF
Durham (Democrat) to Congress by ma
Jorityof Is in the 20 counties. The vote OF
Yancey county, however, received yester-
day, the last day, is informal and will
probably be thrown out, which would
elect Joness( Republican, by majority OF
81 Both candidates claim to be elected,
and either will contest the seat OF the other
| on the ground of fraud on the one hand
and intimidatienlo of voters on the other
The matter will come before the Council of
+, the State, which meets on Saturday, and
| which will probably decide that the vote
of Yancey county is Illegal, and thus SCI
cure the seat for Jones. Congress will
in the eud. The Congressional delegation
is politically as in the last Congress, six
| Republicans and one Democrat, the latter
| Shober, from the 9Th district. -
Shipwreck.
zls5 ss 7-i-s SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10.
The ship Hellespont, Capt. Saule, from
Mellburne, Australia, was wrecked this
morning. about 30 miles south of this port.
Seven of the crew were saved; eleven are
missing, including the captain and mate.
The vessel Immediately went to pieces and
will prove total loss f.f,F
.fuUvsgE Earthquake. gs-F .-azits-,. ,..
A heavy shock of an earthquake was felt
at Millerton, Treno county, California,
Nov. 6. The wall of the court house was
badly cracked. The waters OF San Joaquen
also experienced at. Austin, Nevada, Nov.
18th. q ~ aggl Zig y1ss BIO .ia.
Shipping i7rr..
+ Arrived. steamer .Oregonian, Panama
Laurens, New York; Mobc, Philadelphia;
Tenby Castle and Kinnelworth, Liverpool
+ Cleared-Oraele, Cork. with 80 900 sacks
wheat; Flying Eagle, Cork, 25,000 sacks
do; Sea Serpent, Hong Kong, $4,000 bbls
flour and 5000 sacks wheat.
Indiana.C
f.. .., 1NDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 20.
Grants official majority in Indiana is
10, 146, a Republican gain over the vote in
October OF 8, ls5. 5 j.
~a-E9 River News. 'oif2
s PITTSBURGH, Nov. 20.
Weather-snowing hard. River seven
feet and two inches and rising slowly
| Mercury 35 degs. 2 lA o. rr-.. III -s-g .r#
....-.- 81. Louis News.
laa liz ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.
| An Omaha dispatch says Red Cloud, the
| famous Chief OF the Sioux Indians, and
several other Chiefs, heretofore hostile
! signed a treaty of peace and promised to
| behave themselves. - .t -'.7 p
: A Salt Lake dispatch says new and rich
mines have been discoveredon White river
The ore taken out pays from $1,000 to
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ore yielding from $4,000 to SIS 600 pei
ton. An ore stamping mill is already in
operations and large quantities are being
| shipped daily to Austin for reduction.
a. A heavy snow storm is reported on the
plains in the vicinity of Fort Dodge. The
| snow is said to be two feet deep.
| The printers strike inLeavenworth in con-
| tinues. A printer named Campbell arriv-
| ed there on Wednesday to work on the Bull
letin, and was assalted and badly treated.
A proposition is pending in Leavenworth
4 for the construction of a railroad from that
city to Atcheson, to connect with the Cen
tral Pacific, thence to- Fort Kearney and
the Union Pacific. 80 u -'-'a '-.
John King, well known citizen of this
city. has filed a petition in the Circuit
| Court, setting forth some curious facts re-
garding the Pasichle House lottery. King
put his house in the scheme. 1t was drawn
by the Association, but not receiving as
big share as he thinks him self entitled
to he repudiates the whole thing and de-
nounces it as illegal. r,'sy
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D ''.. % '=''.-' ID ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 20.
Complete official retarns i've the total
vote for President at l59.OOO. Seymour's
majority is 40 263. as a.4.s1
Gen. Grant. '-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.
Gen. Grant arrived at tour o'clock last
evening and is stopping at the Continenta
Hall. 1t is reported that he will be enter
tanned privately at the Union League House
| to-day.
20 f-a.ggi Robbed. sa aa8 soy
| -~- WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. 20.
An old man named Aaron Bliss, living
/ in Monson, Massachusetts,, was attacked il
! his house this morning by three men ant
| robbed of several hundred dollars.
| Temperance Convention.
| .- BosroN, Nov. 20.
I A call has been signed by number o
| clergymen and laymen for New England
Temperance Convention in Boston Decem
/ Der I'd. .saL '-f sl-t' To .'< ga
i r:.F, Grant Walks. III. Hf
\ ,r'.gff .a-T PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.
| General Grant took walk along Chest
nut street to-day, visiting independence
Hall and Square. He was recognized and
throng gathered, but after some delay b,
succeeded in fanking his admirers and re-
4 turned to the Continental. He will par,
take of a banquet to be served by the 10y
| al League, and be serenaded by the Boy.
in Blue this evening. IlI
| see A Radical Story.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 20.
The Republican contains communiAa
| tion purporting to detail Ku Kux out.
RACES in Warren and adjoining counties
| 1t SAYS the negroes were intimidated fron
voting the Republican ticket, and instances
killing and i'll treatment by the Ku Klux
,rfHl Boo Montreal. 7ai is7a ~
.fr-rf MONTREAL, Nov. 20. q
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