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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
by Mr.. Eberly--
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DrA1H or JonM Jonrs.-Tbe funeral {

DEATH or JoHH JoHKs.-Tbe funeral Of
John Jones, Of this city, late private in Com
pany A, 95ih o. v. l., took place yesterday
afternoon from tho family residence, on Long
street, near the Welch (Metbodist) Chu,oh.--
He died at Colliersville, Tenn, on tho 26.b
ult., In the twenty y-second year Of his age.
In announcing bis death in a letter to bis
father, Andrew Jones, Lieutenant Kelton, Of
Company A, writes that he was taken sick
with Ecrethroat about a week previous to bis
death, and owing to the weather, Was sent 10
the hospital. The Lieutenant lntimates that
tho medical attendance on young Jtnes Was de-
6cient, though he had good nursing
In letter to Richard Jones, uncle Of the
deceased, Lieut.. Kelton speaks Of the lath r as
foliows: "He was one Of the best soldiers 10
the Company, and Was beloved by all the boys
He was never known to shirk or shrink from
any duty he was called upon to perform"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

NKwYoRK, Dec. o.-The Tribune's special from Wash
ington 7tb, says: Although the Presidents message
ready Il 10 pobsbe that II Will not be sent to Congress
before Wednesday, there II doubt whoth
the House will bo ready to receive before two or
three o'clock tomorrow. by which time the Senate will
very likely have Adjourned
The most important and interesting portions Of the
message those which deal with the subject Of slavery
and he restoration to the Union Of the States that have
been In rebellion. In what the President says regard
Ing the former topic, he considers the emancipation
proclamation as accomplished fact. He holds that
the proclamation liberated all slaves within the terri
tory which embraces and all future action must be
based upon that suppostlon In word the President
does not and will not adopt policy which fails to give
the slaves = vestge right 10 himself.
The plan MI Lincoln proposes ior the restoration Of
the loyal people Of the Iusut States to their former
siton In the Upon, 10 represented to be purely his
own, and unlike any now before the public. Not con-
nnlng himself TO the general outlines, he enters will
some minutenees into details
In another part Of the message the President sude
TO the victories gained during the year the rebels
and dwels at length upon the progress and pres
ent aspect and prospects Of the war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

TH9 PAorodaArmRs', REroif. .-.At taAhsst.
ipg ot the Photographers Of the sltg on Tasas
Gay evening. ALI the amounts taken During
saturday were handed In by the following ar
siass: Reeves & Wait, Smith g. Willy, Miller
o. Baker, T. G. Bauer, ]. M. Elliott, GrisWold
q smith--makihg In oil $5s rs. sHi''ae %
Mr. Reeves was appointed to buy the coal,
add A. +. Smith, No. 1s East Broad street,
to make the distribution. soldicrs' families
and poor widows that are In want of coal will
please call on A. F. Smith for supply.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

The ordnance tbgrade and pdte acroiilng on ohpEch
itreet va iaa tas second me, and ibe fples bolug
suspended, u VII feSd he fhiid tIns and puisd.
The ordinance to grade and pave orosiing on High
itrsst a. the south side ~ spil1s sst vas Iead the
iecond time.
Mr., Donaldson introduced an ordinance 10 sgHenb q
special tax Of ming cents and two and half mills on
each foot front Of the real on Oak direct
from Fourth streetto Sixth street. Read the frat tlms
and on tdspension Of the rules read the second and
third times, and passed.
The ordinance making appropriation fer furnish
Ing fuel to the families Of private soldiers Of the United
States from the city Of Columbus was read the third
ams aud % motion Of Mr. Graham, was laid on the
table. .fI1itrrItf
REVOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered and adopted
ny Mr.. Donaldson. ID ..sl..... gt..sE .
Rssotced, That the City Marshal and members OF The
City Police day duty DO, and they are hereby directed
SEQ that the owner, driver or other person having
charge OF any hackney carriage comply fully with the
dXth section Of ordinance 10 regulate hackney car
tsge passed Sept 1s 1857 and amended By ordinance
passed now, 1863.
by Mr.. Eberly-
| RSsoIV6d, That the committee on Ways and Meant
be- and they are hereby authorized and directed TO Dor
row dve thousand dollars for three moDths at rate o
not exceeding six per cent for The use Of 'ht
city.
Resolcsd That the Oity Bugipesr be- and he is here
By directed to prepare the necessary plat and estimate
for grading and graveling the roadway Of Washington
| avenue from North Public Lane to John street.
Adjourned,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
hsvs York markes-Dsc. O EAS


Of 700. NJ : = " w. --'s--sI I"'iN"i"'rs
FLoUR--Market s0sc lower. Sales Al se ooas 4,
Tor extra state 7 4005 so for extra round noon Ohio
and ~ so99 50 for trade brands the market closine
heavy. 's
waIsKYIYi,msr at ee9SOe for state and western. /,
WHbAT-le lower and fair Demand. With ssIes 1
at 4l0l 4S for Chicago spring. eI 35 far ola do,
9i 439i 40 for Milwaukee club; oI f7DI IS Tor Am.
Der Milwaukee; 81 52@I SO for winter red vestsrn.
CoRN-2e better and en- active and gpeouIatiye de.
mand; sales at 81 229l 25 In store and IN 93X6I "a
aoa ncud Dg 10 600 bush deliverable from Is o eth
OF February, buyers option. at 81 40.
0ATs--lo lower at e515987c.
WO0L--Rlrm.
C0PREE-Witbout material change.
sUGAR-Quiet.
PETR0LhuM-Dulli crude 3lc; refined free, 500
SOC; renned In bood 46K9G1ac 500 brs do for Jauu,
ary tFKo. q Z
PORK--0pened A shade 6rmer, with sales at sI6 rs
OH 90 for old mess; eI6 62K@e rs for new do; ai2
gis so for new priuei GIG 509l7 90 Tor peW prime
mess. - -
BERF-Qaiet and unchanged. tf ~
OUT MEATS Faif demand at 70b7He for shoulders
and lOGIlo for hams. -
BAO0S SIDEs-uQniet.
Hogs-Dressed steadyI 7f47zc for wes'erA = o
LARD-Qniet AID shade easier at Iik2IS,%.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

THE MEETING LAST NleHT. Town Street
Methodist Church was pretty we'll fled last
night, In response to the call for meeting to
devise ways and means to aid soldiers families
In the city Of Columbus and In the comfy of
Franklin. The meeting was called to order by
Dr.. J. B. Thompson, upon whose motion Ex-
Governor Dsnnison was made President. ME-.
Collins was appointed Secretary. Rev. Mr..
Morris was called upon by the President, TO
address the tbrone of Grace. He responded
to the call In the spirit Of Mr.. LIucoln'a last
Proclamation .. r
A committee was raised, to prepare and re-
port resolutions, of which J. J. Jsnney was
Chairman, aud Dr.. J. B. Thompson and
James Patterson were members--Rho re-
tired, and, after short absence,
returned, and reported series of Resolutions,
and recommended the appointment CT certain
persons Oa members Of City, Ward, Township,
and Finance Committees. d
Speeches were made BY Ex-Governor Dan
nisou, J. J. Jsnuey, Rev, Mr.. Grammer. Gen
George B. Wright, Rev DE-. Trimb and Hon
Samuel Galloway. 3lpLi---'
Aftepthe Addresses, the Resolutions we're
adopted, and the Committee Appointments
were confirmed, BY the meeting.
Announcements Of sundry subscriptions and
contributions were then made. sftsr which the
meeting adjourned.
We commend the object OF this meetiu z
and expect to do our part in providing necessa'
~ aid for the families Of our gallant to,diers
but we would most respectfully suggest, thai
much more good nigh. be accomplished, If, in
the future, Republican leaders would, on such
occasions, ignore al their political dogmas ant
party diota, and not speak Of their Democratic
nsighbors as "the, dIsloysl in our midst," snt
of the War as being waged "to cure the coun
try Of Slavery" instead Of restoring th,
Union. Some Of these gentlemen forge. oc
c,slonally, Of meetings of this kind, thu. the,
are not before Republican gatherings, or In th
Rooms Of the Republican State Executive Com
We were pleased Win zen. Wfigbts bFle
address. It was sensible and practical, an
promised results There was something 10 II
He agreed to give one days salary, and assur
cd she meeting that each man connected Wit
his Department should do The same thing
This will yield considerable amount, for tb
Quartermsster Generals Department employ
We understood him to say, between one hundre
and two hundred persons. ...
Mt. Grammer reminded those among I
who we're bankrupts when the war begal
and who have made immense fortunes out
it, ths. they are expected to give literally.
olsimsd that the War had conferred blessing
and benefits upon oil. and IL was desired th
the contributions should be proportiopate
such blessings and benefits.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
Secretary Chase's Repsrt-Gsnerat
French Relieved.

A special to the Tines nom Washington 7th says:
Secretary Ches report will be transmitted by special
messenger 10 the northern press tomorrow. He adopts
all the recommendation Of the Commissioner Of In
teinal Revenue In regard to whisky and Tobacco and
suggests the propriety Of s further increase Of tax
on those articles order that the revenue may be In
creased as IL has fallen below the estimates
for the last year will fall short Of S60COO,O00
Maiden, French has been relieved from his command
In the Army Of the Potomac and placed under arrest
His arrest 10 preliminary to charges Of misconduct 10
the recent affair at Mine Run.
By order Of Gen Augur, officers commanding divis.
IONS brgadeB aud detached regiments serving In this
department will hereafter be held responsible that their
respective commands In readiness to take the Geld
with reasonable promptne after tho receipt Of march
ipR OTderH,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

How TO FoLD DREss. .--Lsdies, this 10 the
way Miss 8. r. Bowman, of Philadelphia, folds
her dress She communicates the important
news to the Amwiean Agrioultuvist:' ~
Take the exact quarters of the dress, from
the bottom Of the skirt 10 the sleeves. double
them together with the bosom out; then on o
bed lay the ekirt perfectly snooth, and begin
at the bottom to fold IL up just the width Of The
trunk or drawer. The waist and sleeves will
fold nicely together. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

A BAD BREATH.--The Greatest Curse the
human family Ia heir to. How many lovers It
has geparsted- how many friends forever part
e3. The nubjeot ie go delicate, your nearest
friecd will DOT mention it, and you are ignoran,
of the fact. To effect radical cure. use the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW ERs" as a
dentrifce, night and morning. |. also beau.i-
fss The complexion. removing all tan, pimplesI
and reckles, ,leoving the skin soft and white. -
Price SO cents For sale by N, B MARBLE and
all druggists
l7'63-d& vi COW .I.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

, ELLsLER's ArHRNEUM-THK OPERA.-There
was crowded house ct the Atheneum last
night to witness the performance Of the beau
tiful new Opera Of the Yelled Lady. For
Hrst performance the troupe certainly deserve
high praise for ,he manner 10 which itwSs
rendered, Every one appeared to be charmed
with Il. and We heard many express an ardent
desire to have Il repeated b, tho company,
The music of the piece 10 excellent, and
there is vein of feminine cunning running
thou sh it, spiced with q little of the ,oieksd
rstalistIon Of which the sex are said TO be
SON etimes guilty, that gives zeat TO the play
and makes one anxious 70 see the dsnoanent
In obedience to very general dosire, the
mauas sement announce for Tonight tho Daugh-
ter Of ths egiment for the lass time, OF this
popular Opera, nothing more need be said than
to announce Its production BY Miss RIchlnes
and her Opsrs troupe. gis922
We are grsti6ed 10 announce that compll
msn.ary ~ benefit has been rendered TO Miss
RichIngs, and lihss 1on FAaay night |. will b,
given, when the most spls6did bill Of tho sea
son msy be expected. Ws have no donbs tha,
there gill be an Overaoving house atthe opers
on tia, night, for csrIaiuly IL ever an accom-
pnshsd ladysnd artistic deserved suoh com
plmens Mss RIohlngs does ' =, ,sss q s'5SS as Is s.
II go. i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
An Orasr from, Hu,Ier.

Nav YORK, Dec, General Butler haa issued very
lengthy order relative to coloIed troops the effect Of
the freedom OF their race aud to Instruct every
and soldier In hts command to aid the comIGg of ali
colored persons into lines Negro soldiers are
be paid bounty Of $40 and paid $40 month, while
their families TO he furnished with subsIsence.
General Butler, in his order cails on OougTess 10
place negro soldiers on The iame footing as others.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

EvENSd SCHOOL. - The undersigned hiss
opened an evening school In his College Rooms
South High street, near the corner Of Broad
street, for the purpose of giving instructions
In Writing and Bookkeeping Rooms open
from 7 till o o'clock.
Writing, fifteen lessons, So 90
Book keeping, full course, 30 0O
q-d3t, . s l. Mccoy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

CAIRO, Dec. 9.-The Memphis papers give no add
tional particulars Of the fight on the Memphis and
Charleston railt DAD, "-... f.
The Bulletin says impressments into the military
service will certainly begin In that city to day.
The steamer 0olona had her upper works burnt OF
on the 2d Inst. between Evansville and NeWberE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
New VOTE s,ocn marks,-Dee a

Stocks steady. U. 9. 6's one year certificates new
qs%; Missouri 6's 661<; Toledo & Wabash "a mortgage
81; Pacific Mail 2l4; New York Central l33k; Brie
1867; Michigan Southern 79k; do guaranteed l32k;
Chicago a Alton S3K; Illinois Central scrip lie;
Cleveland & Pittsburg los! Galena & Chicago I07xi
ohien 81: Ptsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago eqAi ohlce
20 & Northwestern l5A; Toledo Waba.h 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
dec9

The best advice that can be taken 10 to ssus
your natural teeth aud keep your gums sound BY
using HUDson's UsRlvALLED ToOrH PAsrz. Cell
for-it at studer's, Marple's, samuel's, Roberts,
Wilson e, Schueller's, Shsup's, Denlg's, Rldg-
ways, j. Fowler's, D. D. s., or al Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumers anywhere, Try II one
and all
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
Fire In ROstOn.

8osToE, Dec, e.-Atan early hour this morning Gre
broke ont In the Bromaeld ttreet Methodist Church
which rapidly gained hesdway and nearly destroyed the
Interior The roof fell In about two hours after the are
commenced. Ten steam hre engine, were promptly on
the spot and through the Efforts OF the Fire Depart
ment the BrOmHsd House, Music Halt Studio Build.
ngs and other valuable proper which was seriously
threatened With destruction, was saved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
Law Notice.

THOMAS NJ. RINKS, WHO rs In ses'
the State Of Virginia, Elizabeth Ann johnson aud
Josspb johnson, who reside In Wisconsin, and Albert
Al. Finks Who resides 10 Kansas, are hereby nouaed
that Frederick Swsher, Administrator Of Milton Inks
has Hed his petition In the Probate court OF Franklin
county for the sale OF the residue Of the real estate
the said Milton Binks, deceased Situated 10 Franklin
coun IT, Ohio pay debts Of said deoedsn and that
the will be for hearing on the 10th day Of De
csmbsr, A. D. 1868. g- L'8
FREDERICK ewIsHBR,
Ad'mF or Milton Rlnks, deed.
oox q OosvHasR, AttyS for petitioner,
columbus. o., Nov. 10, 1853.
nov20 4wW. e.t I- ErafaitfD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

NEw YoRK, Dec, e.--Yesterdsy afternoon, while
Commodore Vanderbilt was driving along the Bloom
ingdale road In light wagon the vehicle came In col
lson with another, while bis carriage was broken and
the Commodore was thrown the dash beard TO the
ground, whore for time he laid unconscious, but
was finally removed TO hotel near by, where he re-
ceived medical attendance. His Injuries are said not
TO be OF serious nature,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

NRw YORK, Dec. ga special to the Post from
Washington 10 day, says: Ohssss report Will proba
bly, be sent to the press to morrow night 1t is GER
tain that the report will contain no recommendation
for q urlher issue OF legal tender.
Mr. Lincoln Is very much better.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

WAsHNaTON, Dec 7.--Judge Advocate Holt has de
cided that the Presidents late proclamation suspendInl
the writ Of habeas corpus undoubtedly includes In III
provisions the OF minor enlisted without ht pa
rents consent In whose behalf therefore, such Wrl
cannot be Issued ..#-Ya. ...U FN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec 8 --Rumors, generally credited, but
uncon6Tmed are In circulation that Gen Pleasant
has been appointed to the Army OF the Potomac 1t ia
reported ttat Generals sedgewick and Warren were
previously rendered the command but desliued to &C.
cept the appointment. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

NRw YoRK, Dec. s.-The Herald's army dispatch dat.
ed oulpepper yesterday, says infantry appar
antly going into winter quarters. The cavalry 10 buher
than ever scouting.
Itis rumored that Meade wilt be relieved by General
PleasantOn. H.".H.tt.. ."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

WasBNsToN, Dec. THE bill creating the office Of
Lieutenant General, Of which notice was given day
By Mr. Washbune Of Illinois, Ia Intended TO give Gen
rsut position TO which his talents and his victories
are generally thought to entitle him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

ALBANY. Dec. Sat meeting Of the directors Of
the New York Central Railroad yesterday afternoon
an annual dividend Of fVe per cent? Tree OF Govern
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

WAsImeroH, Dec, 8 --Adyices from the Army Of th
Potomac up to las: night state that all was quiet ou
troops working like bees their tents to make then
comfortable,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

NRw YoRK, Dec. 9.-The commanding oficeTs OF the
United States steamers Reliance and SRtilite, named
Walters ard Robinson are dismissed from the navy for
dereliction Of Iuiy ln being unprepared for attack
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

TIORSEs AT AUoToN.-I will sell on Thurs
day, lOih Dscsmbsr5 1863, at 10 o'clock A, M,
on the corner of High and State streets, twen-
ty head of good Work Horses, part Of which
are morgau Raid Horses.
V,R GLAzIER,
deg Auctioneer,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
arPoRr or COUNTY TREAsUREI.

b.
The oIy civil lnsinssr reported that the Columbus
Street RaIIrosd Company has filed In his ONCE tne
plans and pronIss OF their ao subject to the sppro
val Of The City Council Report referred to committee
on Highways. 4
Ths steet COMMITS soner reported that he had serv'
Cd COPY Of The resolutions passed By the Council
Noyembsf ., 1863, on Or. John Andrews, the time
having sxpred on the lst inst, and the work not COM
msncsd, ,ths Commissioner had hlsd no complaint be-
fore the Msyor, not believing DR.. Andrews to be the
owner. Report ordered TO DO fled, lg 4
COLUMBUS sslrET RAILROAD COMPANY.
Mr.. Wilson presented communication (Which was
read and ordered to bs nIed signed by Theo. H. Butler,
President OF tho Columbus Street Railroad Company
stating that said company had formally accepted the
permission granted them to use and occupy certain
streets IN said oty for the purpose Of street
railway. rv.fy,r4ss-at-
Mr., Howard from the committee on Highways, re-
porsd that said committee, to whom referred the
communication Of the oly OWL Engineer, In relation
10 the plans OF the Columbus Street Railroad Company,
had emined said plans and recommended their adop-
tien. Tho report was agreed to, and the said plans
adopted. ,,--.u ... 81"
PoRrrnuurH AND COLUMBUS TuRNPlKE COMPANY
va NORTH. Itlt3
~, no,.,a.on n,...ntsd The foIlovin9 eommun,oa.
80 -. r..a "a ys,sry.a "a me On, so,Io,to,
wv. '..,sn..,o,. ~ ryocs.a 10 comply with the re.
w. wy. - A. ,..,o,,.,I,t,
w. '- AZ c, - o.,,,..
1eMe hon0'd''o IVY e0'''''' y" Wv ivy v N'''''
w".s.,.,r,.a. pr,,,dent Of the "Port,mOu,h and
oolsnbus Turnpike Road Company North" in behalf
Of said corporation, repeatedly represents tnat, py
ne recent ns y my soSs ~ tbe road Of The sd
GewSsnv Sa2 bssn appropriated and included within
sad ey limits; and that the southern boundary Of aS
W.. w "a TrrrnSs Gompsny. Pursuant 10 The pro
vans Of ths act g the act 70 provide
fer hs creation ana r ,sss0n .0. ~ ssa s%sn
sjss.nasiSs M I Statutes psse $780, said Tprnpits oompa
NJ rsspsotfuly reanss yeuI honorable body 70 pro.
ssss 20 ~ secordIus 10 ihe laws resuia
i,nr he spproprisiion aad condemnation Of privat
property for public uses, ,.. u opowu aoa
v,..,s,, :, ~. por,.nou,h and coiumbus rurpps,
N.-rsc, Uorth. sthfsN 10 fi.ftHf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

NEw YORK, Dec s.-Ths Richmond Baqa.ter has q
report that Hardee Is only In Temporary command Of
Bragg army, and that johnson will take permanent
command, r., .s..s .l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
The Hog market.

CHICAGO, Dec. z. IA,
Live hogsare firm and unchanged. Sales IL, $50 head
N S55 rs gross for 275 to 800 pound averages and -
"a 90 for medium averaging 9e5 to $50 pounds. Re
cejpts light ...--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

xCISolNNlTI, Dec, s-B FIRE at Paris, KY, this morn
ing, destroyed ten or twelve business houses Losi
about $4,000. No Insurance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

WAsHINaToN, Dec. 6--The President will not send IL
his Message till tomorrow at II NJ. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

JuDdr swAs. Who Ia In New York, has NOT
yes signIAed hlsscospssnce Of The appointment
Of s't's Supreme Judge, rendered him By
" NV NstT Tll'fsfif@ wa F~"'H .rfrrtsir's
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
State and Local News
y.O,,y OouncII proceedings.

Xec(n3 MONDAY EVENING, Dec. Z, 1853
Council me. at N usual hour. In the ab'srce Of
ths PresIdsnt, Mr.. Douty was chosen President pro
ten. Members pressnt--Mears. Armstrong, Douty'
Falling Glenn, Graham, Howard, Jaeger Patterson
Nsshtsn, RIckiy and wiison-ll. Absent--he'sr''
Bu.Iss Carmichael, Donaldson Rberly, Rader' Thomp'
son and Presidsnt-7.
RKpoRTs or CITY oHEIcERs.
The following reports Of City ofncsn were read and
referred 10 Tho committee Of Ways and Means;
REPORT OF MAYOR.
Amounted anss and Licenses collected for the month
Of November, 1863. '"''''''''''.''"'szol %
HRsonT OF THk SUPERINTENDENT or MARKETS.
UolIectlons for November. 1862
Rent Of Stalls '...'"sygo -
Rent OF bnndg. o. ~
Butter Of Light Welght.....' ''''''''...'' '"' Sg
hipceiisneous' ous'''''"''';'' '''''''''''''''"''. ~
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