Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-26
MoNpAY, Feb. aad. Iss7.

MORE CHICKEN STEALING.-Joseph Mat
thewss who lives on the Harbor road. jus
north of the Arsenal had his chicken COO
entered on Sunday night, and had abou
thirty chickens and two turkeys stolen.
FINALLY DISPOSED oF.--The ease of G. A
Wagner rs. Adams Express Company, t
which we have before made allusion, wa
on yesterday finally disposed of by the Ex
press Company agreeing to pay $61.O0 t.
Mr.. Wagner and the costs of the suit.
PLEAD GUILTY.-Jacob and John I'm:
for assault and battery on Wesley ano
David Davis. came before Squire Guliel
yesterday morning and plead guilty
and were fined $l5 each, which they pait
and were discharged. 5asa'5 10
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MUTUAL.-The Mdck cheek Press char
was disgusted with Columbus, during hi
residence here, we should judge by an arti
Gle in the last issue of that sheet. Well
Columbus was disgusted with the Mack-a
cheek Press. Sorter mutual, ain'tit?
Ninth WARD DEMocRATIc CLUB.-The
y
meeting on "Wednesday evening next al
half past seven O'Clock, at Campen's Gro
Gerry, for the purpose of organizing Dem
ocratic Club. Pass the word along the line
that there may be a rousing turn out.
GoNE to CHINA.-Severar of our leadin g
citizens, we are informed, have departed
for China. They went by the short. line
merely stepping off the crossings on High
street. Any other of our citizens who
wish to visit the celestials can 'tgothrough"
by the same route. eqt5
"A MIsTAKE.-The report made to us by
some of our bashful young men that the
ladies stare at them on the streets. is all q
mistake. The fact is, the girls brush theiI
hair back and fasten it so tightly behind
that they can't wink, and hence the staring
appearance. "Only this, and nothing
more"
ALLEGED Turkey STEALING.-Sylvester
N. Kiner and Enoch Henry are charged be-
fore Squire Gulick with stealing fouI tur-
keys from Joseph Mauck, living in Clinton
township, The parties were arrested by
Constable John Brown, on Saturday, and
the case will be heard by Squire Gulick
this morning stnine o'clock. .-......,
WAsH1NGToN TowNsn1P, DEMocRATIc
CLUB.--There will be meeting of the
Democracy of Washington township, at
Dublin, on Saturday next, March 81, at
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of organizing
a Democratic Club. We would urge upon
the Democracy OF Washington to turn out
to a man, and organize the banner Club of
the county. a'eeA .a'l 7rf7g-' z's
A high OLD FIGHT.-A couple Of young
women got into fight on Saturday even
ing on State street. and for a few moments
the way they made bonnets, ribbons, artifi-
cial flowers, waterfalls and waterfall stuff
ing fly was caution to milliners ara hair
dressers. The usual amount of squealing
and scratching was thrown in to fill up.
The police separated the com batants before
they commenced tearing dresses. .eE
FILED YEsTERDAY.-The certificate of
Incorporation of the Covington and Pan
tfler Creek Turnpike Road Company was
deposited with the Secretary of State yes
terday. J. c. Ullery, James, C. Pearson, j.
G. Dorman, BIS. Bashore, E. Pearson, R..
Pearson, Robt. Casper, d. G. Shellabarger,
Henry Beiber, Cornelius Dye, Wm.s E.
Shellabarger, IT. Mohler, Z. II. Kensinger
and George Frishour are the corporators.
The capital stock is $4,000. tdzfE
GFACE GREENwooD's LECTURE To-
NIGHT.-We trust our readers will remem-
Der Grace Greenwoods lecture at the Con-
gregational Church tonight. As we said
yesterday, we expect TO see the grandest
turnout of the BEAUTY and intelligence of
Columbus, ever known. The subject of the
lecture is one that in itself must prove in
teresting, and one which, in the hands ofone
of so much talent, can be made delightfully."- y
entertaining.
SIZZLING OuT.-By reference to the adj
vertisement of Lscelle, Ross & Cos it will
be seen, as they design changing their busi-
ness. they will offer their large stock of
foreign and domestic wines and liquors,
and lot of cider vinegar at greatly reduced
prices. Here is an opportunity for any one
desiring to go into the business, that may
not offer again for years. The firm is an old
and reliable one, and the stand popular and
well-known.
NYMPHs BEFoRE THE MAYoR.--On yes
terday the most fashionable courtezans of
the city were arraigned before his Honor,
the Mayor, on charges of keeping and be-
ing inmates of houses of ill-fame. The
party was headed by Julia Seeds, whose
case was continued until the rising of the
Court of Common Pleas, under bond OF
$500 90. The cases of Jenny Sears and two
others were disposed of by the imposition
of fine of So 90 and costs each.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE Com
PANY.-We invite attention this morning
to the Statement of the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, of Newark, New Jer--
sey. According to the. highest authority
the mutual benefit plan is, by all odds, the
only correct one for life insurance, and the
Statement exhibits the 'sMutual'' to be one
of the best and mostreliable life insurance
CO upanies in the land. B. D. Hills, of IN
East State street, the agent, is well known to
our citizens as gentleman whose repre-
sentations may be relied on.
80 s-~a.
AMENDE HoNoRABLE.-In our hastily
written notice of the Democratic meeting
of the Fourth ward en- Saturday night, WI
omitted to mention the speech of the even
ing, delivered by WI d. Hill. We max
this apology for neglect, because the faul
ic srrat xvhollv, 0I1i,s Not a Eno did the off