Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
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GOLD closed In New 1ork Gpf yestehroaAyy yseh AyyTp =
1905. .vilal4Ysags7 yrsY
GASzIes the great sculptor, Is dead at 81.
fuii0f sii sorts OF Tsseais.
WIFE whipping DDS Is sSin Lexington.
Ky.
GRANr's Proyiieuce speeeh was: mo,
SIR -
P.aia4S- 1l,;uois. had SIS, 600 fire on the
18th. --,,,
ARIZONA furnishes hops wild in abund-
.ance9 HihlOl3 y e.EIT9iiB iIBao19M
THE, revolution in Cuba, Is progressing
rapidly. ,,...,toa
SPANISH affairs are rapidly running into
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5. THE Dayton Ledger viii be d morning pa-
per before long.
SiNfoH BRoAnwEIL, an ex- Marshal of
Dayton, is dead. -ssr 1oo dsod beff szss,is f.l'R
e1S.n En- FRs.Ncrsco sG draws ON .OreeaIn an for her
supply of ofhorses.. iHaos % y s'Hsai7Hs s'saaei
Tus weather moderated In almost every
direction Yesterday. .duAM- Il U Aan
..sTnerrcolleee newspapers srelpublish9
sd,in the % nited States. ~ i 81 boaeie I'd sgss
I Tho forests tsssfF Of M ftr, western Texas =
vi,d,piseonsare plenty.rr-r, ,omurYn
no Tr1ogm gmrorI,;nent I;mytt stoct bouses In New
yora f.;I.S ON saturl,av ,,7s gli 's'' i'''ifi
E,cxu.n 5s,h,s'FT ,the french rh9 novelist. ia thin
.nd noIe with ,iobt hair ath0sb-sHiaO
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The 9sh land tOtn we're tee seoaoese DAYS
knovpsm Kansas nse since $500
THERE is a floating steam saw mill on
the Ocmulgee river Georgia. ., ,ssa.a5
INDIAN officials are at washington urss
ing peace policy with the Indians.
GroacrJnustfs..a writer TOR New York
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day. sd - iiss NV apit Fseg aags:ses5} -
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Mace for . wear ON a forced order of the
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MRS. SUMNER is soon to rejoin Mr.. Sum-
ner at Washington, his house having been
fitted up in elegant style. 4.--.s. st..E
The coolies imported into Texas were
cast iron figures, designed for cigar, tea, to-
bacco and grocery stores. "a u -5s ri ~
t,nar IN fgeveI.n1ad5 I1ad5la. JieIb,r.t Zoo
Zach ann;vs,sarv of,bis w;se,s, death bv
ratt,no excessivelv DRINK
,cs, ,o, MOI, Z, Missionaries are very nnmer.
oSis "A Chine. and converts are numbered
by the hundreds ofthousands. q 1sd.H>lasa
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p'e' 'A'''' " "a'.e' guns Az SA'oon''
GRANT got to Chicago yesterday MORN
In gs Had he not desecrated the Sabbath
he would have got there In the evening.
THE Republican politicians in New York
city are wranyling Violently about the
offices that are to be dispensed by Grant.
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