Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-06

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lzTTH 20 GENERAL NEWS Toi7Io
.!GoLp closed in New York yesterday at
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Carl SeHuRz viii stump Indianas cenfin-
ing his speeches to the Germans. g
PRINCE NAPOLEON employs six cooks
and spends $4,000 year on his table.
On June LIST, in Australia, grapes and
apples were gathered, and winter had set
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ROBERT LINCOLN, son of the late Presi-.
dent, is said to resemble his father. in -ap-,
pearance. 5ii4s isv ia. st.ris-9s iissfi 81 7taf
DIsr.r1I D1s Is, e1ouspicuous % in yellow trow-t
seerrssa while Gladstone wears a Il shockingly.
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A1 EAT HestBioomneia, Ne Z :. one nignt last.
week, hve COWS stanalng IN q ravlne were
all Killed by stroke OF lightning.
sTHEreeent rains In Virginia are esti-
mated TO have been worth worth many millions
OF dollars to the State They saved the
corn crops Ifsl'I s%IsB E1gHgs
A JERSEY Cry policeman accidentally
shot himself on Wednesday, by carelessly
swinging his club against pistol ne car
ried iHshis pocket. ~ q 81
MRs. WRIGHT. known as the centenna-
rian of Watertown, N. Yss diedS al the res
idence OF her son, on Saturday, aged 1O2
years and 6months.Aa ;A9osd 9nH{ Hsy
The MtscGttne do,oa) Joor'aat states that
many farmers insthat vicinity are adopt
ing the plan of working nights and resting
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IOscaAR Fsi1AtFYstPIE, sI olE Mlnnesosa' last
year cpltluatea lto9 acres seI Glw@neasi ana q
@ maae soouoo ous OF 'ne crop mere ,sE
ventures.
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,hot bo Ala not tno,y bafora that parad;sel ,s,s
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man 'ne poe' vi sne iu'ure. unhappy
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ABOUT thirty grain-carfying vessels are
In ordinary at Chicago, waiting for some
thing 20 turn up. Judging from present
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A DRUNKEN Englishman, said to Judge
Ledwfth, of New. York, on. Wednesday:
"Your honor, I'm nobleman in Disguise"
"SoI pereeive,' replied the Judge, you're
disguised in liquor, and as drunk as q lord. -
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