Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-23
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s'so News and Otherwise. a'9sa
NEWARK is now without a case of small
pox. lafTo 0f ygeq f1e94 ssh Easy1z b8s
THE city debt OF Fort Wayne is $685.
s54 46.
THERE is revival in the Baptist church
of Urbana. Rgit
SENATOR HENDR1cks has been quite Ill
for two days. saT
GALLIPoL1s has smallpox case in the
African Ward. $50
AMONG the novelties Of Chicago are fe-
male burglars. ..Iis aft ,as Ii il i
THE income~of the Girard estate last
year was $405, 1872. - 4I-AOG,X
CIRcLEvILLE opens out a new distillery
on the 1st of March. $3.50 2 "a = =
TRAIN is spoken of as the special creation
OF the 10Th century.
HARDIN county is to have twenty thou
sand dollar infirmary.
FIVE velocipedes are turned out daily by
a mandatory in Eiyria.
FIFTY millions Of dollars is what the
criminals cost Great Britain.
Gov. HARTMAN, of New Hampshire, has
asked for the Consulship to London
IT costs Chemung county, N. Y, So cents
head per week to feed ITS public poor.
Mrs. ScoTT SIDDoNs is said to be the
great grand daughter of Hindoo King.
Col. LOOMS, of Cold Water, Michigan,
denies that he is dead. He ought to know.
LAST year about sl4,OOoOOO we're depos-
tied in the Savings banks of Massachusetts,.
LAST Friday man by the name of Rein
hart, was found dead inhis cellar, in Clyde.
BY order, General Grant forbids the re-
enlistment. of intemperate or unworthy
men. 4s~ 49, ~ .te-g
GENERAL GRANT requests that there be
no ball on the occasion of his inaug ura-
ton. ,-ts-f ,te'''
CHILDREN are excluded from the Wa
verify public schools, If they are not vac
cinated.
THE Republican boilers in the Indiana
Legislature forced Cumbaek off the Sena-
torial track.
SECRETARY STANTON declares he "slsall
never again hold public Office" The coun-
try is agreed.
Hon. HUGH j. JEwETT is spoken of in
connection with the Democratic nomina-
tion for Governor.
GRANT does not want any more of Presi-
dent Johnson's appointments to be con-
firmed by the Senate.
FAkMERs must have a license before they
can sell the flour they may have manufac-
tured out of their own wheat.
THE Democrats of Allen county will
hold their primary elections, to nomina te
a county ticket, on the 18th of June. h.
A YOUNG man BY the name of Brand,
last week stole valuable horse from his
uncle (J. S. Acton in Fayette county. 4
THE dunning business is lively over at
Bellefontaine. The ten per cent. interest
law will make it infinitely more lively.
COTTON factories will soon be built in
some of the Southern States. Won't New
England want protection against them?
A RADICAL postmaster at Syracuse, Nor
gan county, Mo-, has got himself into jail
for stealing poor widows pension check.
The Springfield Advertiser (Republiean)
is disgusted with the struggling fol
Office" now going on in the Republican
party. &
IT is claimed that four, five, or six hours
Is as much head work as any man should
do per day. To exceed this is to endangeI
health.
ELEVEN thousand dollars is what the
wedding dress OF Mile Candanro, French
lady, cost; but then she has fortune o.
two millions. .7.....t- ..l-.s
The coal miners employed on the line O
the Pan Handle and Allegheny Valley rail-
roads have struck for an increase of one
cent bushel.
| "THERE never lived man who was
lionized," says an exchange, "that it die
not spoil" That editor certainly forgot
the prophet Daniel.
THE Putnam County Sentinel notifies the
public that c. Damon & Co., OF Chicago
who are advertising DR.. Poland's RENE
dies, are first-class "dead BEATS"
SECRETARY STANTON denies that any or.
der was ever issued by the War Depart
ment relieving General Grant from com
mand of the army while Investing Vicks
| burg. . ~
HENRY REED, Esq, lately on the edito'
rial staff of the Cincinnati Enquirer, as
sumes the place on the St. Louis Republic
can made vacant by the death of Mr.
Homes.
THE Allen County Democrat hopes thai
the sick members of the Legislature "may
all soon recover, and that they will pitcf
into the business before them in earnest
and adjourn early"
| BUTLER COUNTY has delegation at the
Neil House endeavoring TO persuade the
members of the Legislature that Butler
county is just the place in which to locate
the new Penitentiary.
Hon. WIN. MUNGEN, the faithful Repre-.
sentative of the 9TH Ohio District in Con.
gress, has kindly sent US some valuable
Congressional documents, for which he will
please accept our thanks. Mss. s-si.u gas
The Republican members of the Indi-
ana Legislature yesterday elected Hon. d
S. Pratt, of Logansport, United States SEN
ator, the vote resulting Pratt SO; Hendricks
60; absent and paired off z. aa g
THE Newark Advocate characterlses the
latter of -ssSurrey" to the Journal, wherein
Ihe discourses upon the death Of John Mi
nor Bolts and General Lowell 81. Rosseau
"a Radical Hyena prowling among the
graves of the dead" -sds ~ hus g
The Newark Advocate says: On Thurs.
day. January 14th, . fatal and most lamen'
table accident befel Mr.. Johns @. Jones, {
farmer of Lima township, residing not fal