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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
5y IL. Tuesday, July 80, 1867. I
UNITED STATES HOTEL ~ .fi1

- = ti5' ..-'' Tuesday, July 3O, 1857. -
UNITED STATES HOTEL. .A03i
John lR7ughss, Wm Porter. Cr,leyille; D Il GIlf;
Fsy SsR 3ik q Miss Sqse slSSSlS
oils Ind; W. Gildersleeye. Delaware. q; Sam'i P
}p9Sii Wii.dD 5no fpPEGs Es:,S Mrs J9nss Somsd JS
BloOmfed E Brubaker, city; j + Sheaw. Mt Yer.
nom. CIR use. Bucyrons; james Nesbitt. ] NJ Nc
Aenry aen Psssrs S0gaa
Warner. Circeyille; JON shelby. do; Romulus
Westerville; A shaw. Winchester; . p Clancy,
Ca Ca ifq%Enia; Miss Georgia RobQrp. do HO1gb
center. do; Yapse Decker Pickaway co: Miss Y
oO DscksT; sI do; BerHsto3 x Canal Winohestsg;
jackson: 81 Kahn, New York; NJ r Bailey, Column
bus: ! Compton, Black Lick {, Seeds, Jsckson tp;
Phelps. do: + W Renick. PickaYay. County; Robt
siB5 PSPfBS Bs.rd III E.i5sss
3D. fo Ws0I GSsS sRnsssG w YIN
do; Miss Francis Perrill. Mis- Anna A Perrll, Miss
Crissie Moore Miss Ella Moore, Walnut Creek;
Miss Bertha Pratt. hithopolis. .. ~
- NEIL HOUSE.
s r Dicb. Louisville. Ky;- F Dodge. Columbus; D
Crawford county. o. Ruhien. New So California.
o: 81 b Banning. Mount Vernon, o: d Bode and
I; Isnss and wife, Sipsinnsti. s. John Eyac6..
lIlswarre; La; j Swift. New York; u NJ Cochran.
Conant. Mount Gilead. o; Mrs Church, Charles
City, Iowa; A z Martin, Deawa y: 3 Hopkins,
Delaware, o; Charles Moran, New York; Charles
Borland, Lancaster. o; Z Harrington. Buffalo,
New Yolk. r1s eer :
-- GOoDALE HOUSE.
Warren Philips, Blendon; G Curry, HARRISBURG;
John 4 Martin, Madison CO; l. b Smith, Pitthole
City; W Moore. Mechanicsburg: Francis Flank,
Indianapolis; J Scott Permaure, Pitts sbureh: K r
Sieg. Philadelphia; G G Hopkins, Cincinnati. o;
Mrs Kate buckingham, Newark; j Van Bfemer.
city; Vim Warner, Cleveland; l. D Mather, Toledo;
j Jam son, city; g ii Kingsbury, Rome. n Y;
Kobt McClellend, Chicago, III; w ID Sturtevant,
Cleveland; K Benner. Pittsburgh, Fennsylvanla;
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday s;l.l
Horace Wilson and wife to B.. P. Wood
ruff, July 27th, lots Nos. 8 and 20 in Will
liam Phelan's Mount Pleasant addition to
the city of Columbus, for $500. Il
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.-Officer Trainor, who
has been for some time past on the look
out for John Blizzard, charged with rob-
bing.a canal boat at the foot of Broadway
some three weeks SINCE. saw his bird on
the street yesterday, and after an exciting
chase captured and Gagged him. =
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Notice to Builders and
Confracfors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= ceived at the Office of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire department, at the Cav Street E ngine House,
from this date until oclrck P. NJ. on the
Seventh day of August, 1852,
For the building of nine city cisterns at the follow
ing named places: One on South New street, one
at the of High and Long, at the corner of
Univerty and Kerr street, at the corner of Long
and Latham street, one at the of Mitchell and
Expansion streets (MddetOwn), one East Div-
sion street, one at ). L. of High street and
Piqua K. K. track. one on East Friend street. near
Blind Asylum. one at the four corners in the Ninth
Ward, according to the plans and specifications in
the office of the Chief Engineer.
ThecOmmittee on Fire Department and Wells and
Cisterns the right to reject any and all bids
For further information inquire of
l. H. MARROW
Chief Engineer.
Columbus, July %, 1867. jy29-diOt-r
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AYmppI1s;4r- > q . An inmate of the Soldiers

AYnLPfsT-- An inmate of the Soldiers
Home. last night got his skin full of ben
zine Of the yelpipg kind, and attempted to
make night musical by yelling loud enough
for, two wildcats. on the streets. He. was
captured by officer Dunkin, was locked up
and will appear on the roll Of the galoots
this morning before the Mayor. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

HELD FOR PosrAGE.-Letters addressed
as below are held for postage at this Post
Office, July 30th: Mr.. Jack 81. Croft, Lam
caster, Fairfield county, Ohio; Mr.. Hovey
&C.,, So North Market street, Boston, Mas
sachusetts; Philiph Hull, Sugar Grove,
Ohio. None of these letters are embellished
with stamp. j. a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

SENTENcED.J Judge Green on yesterday
sentenced David Davis for hog stealing to
five years in the Penitentiary. For the
same offence Joseph Schoonover was sem
fenced to two years in the Penitentiary.
No other criminal business was trans
acted ICES u -siEi-ts l-9I.F..g @a. ~ =
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BEWARE of summer complaint amongst
the children. Thousands of the little ones
annually die from disorders of the stomach
and bowels, and many, ah! too many
homes are rendered desolate by the hands
of this prevalent disorder. Goes Dyspep-
2sia Cure is a reliable remedy in all such
cases, as well as for dyspepsia, indigestion,
sick headache, sour stomach, want of appe-
tiue and general debility. iy3l d&wIW
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Assault.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 3O.-An assault on,
w. A. Armstrong and J. Q. Thompson, cor
respondent of Cleveland paper, was COM,
mitted by two drunken men, who were ar
rested. The citizens denounced the assault,
which was the result of liquor and unpre-
meditated Ia :.
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SroN1Na HOUSE, Peter lCoari was ar
rested yesterday for stoning the house Of
Patrick Sullivan, 96 North Street, on Sun
dav last. The case issset for hearing this
morning at 8 O'Clock, Goan being held in
the sum OF 800 to answer. es :, ..i.s,s5 80 +.
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ARREsTEp.AMike O'Donnel was arrest
ed yesterday on High street by officer
Ttainor in highly inflated state OF
intoxication. He was taken to the station
house struggling and yelling like . wild
Indian, -. qse.l ,-,ss,lsliag 81 Z. .l - -
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BLACKBERRIEs BLAcKBERRIEs !-Peters
& Bro, 63 North High street, will receive a
large supply this morning which they will
sell at low rates, for canning. Don't wait
till they are all gone thinking they will be
cheaper, but buy to-day. 1t
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TIE GILLESPIE CLsE.-The case of De-
teetiIe Ginespis, charged with making an
illegal arrest, was continued until TINS
morning at 8 o'clock. Gillespie gave bail
In the sum of 500.
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BoARDERs WANTED.-A few single gen.
tlemen or ladies can be accommodated
with boarding at No. 20 North High street.
Also pleasant unfurnished front room,
with boarding, suitable for small family.
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For bargains in Groceries go to Peters &
Bro. They have the best of Flour, Sugars,
lCoffees, &C., at lowest cash rates. 1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

THE ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general or
der for SezoDoNT. In the teeth of all opposi-
tion it has become the supreme dentifrice
of the age. july31-deodIw
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Philip D.. Fisher and wife to James N.
Howle, July 27th. 80 feet off Of the east
side OF lot No. in Bernard McNally's ad--
dition to the city of Columbus, for SOL 800.
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GOODALE HOUSE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
EDITORS OF STATEsMAN:-Please announce to
my friends and the public that an candidate for
reelection to the Office of Justice of the Peace, at
the ensuing election. 81
iy23-dtd WIN. l.. HEYL.
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sPRAcrrcE GAME.-The Star Base Ball
Club viii play practice game on their
grounds on, Cleveland avenue this after
noon at 3 o'clock. ) 80 ~ :. ..--,,
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Coop BREAD.-If you like it, buy flour and
Clark's Yeast Cakes at Peters & Bros, and
good bread is sure to follow. a IT.
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EDITORS STATESMAN: For some time
past some of the workmen on the "Hock-
ing Valley Railroad" have been informed
by divers insinuations that their Foreman,
Mr.. George Querner, was harsh and cruel
to them while under his supervision. On
the contrary, he has exercised every influ-
ence that was brought to bear
upon him towards the laborers un--
der his control-a humane and kind /,
forbearance, yet strict in his duty.
He even by kindness induced those under
his charge to be dutiful, and real necessity
only compelled him to discharge those who,
under any circumstance, would not comply
with the orders he himself had to obey.
We, the undersigned fellow laborers, testi-
fy to his justness, fitness, sound judgment
and capability as to the trust imposed on
him. A gentleman-withal kind heart
ad friend ~ - &
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ASSAULT IN ALToN.--A man named Nc
MILAN made an assault on DR.. Butler, on
Monday. He was arrested on a charge of
assault with an intent to commit murder,
and after aihearing before Squire Shearer,
was held to bail in the sum of $500 to
answer. One party reports that DR.. But
Ter was inside his barn and Mcmillan out
side, iand that the barn door was locked
when the assault was made. yft ~ l'sA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

FRUIT JARS for sale cheap at No.
Gwynne Block. iuly15-d10tw3w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

MAPLE MoLAssEs by the gallon or in
glass jars at It'll PETERS g Bros.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY OEmoCHATIC TICKET

Senator --ROBERT HUTCHINSON. as=a
+, Reprssentastses- s-wILbIAM L. ROSS,
ys77ilt .i7sfs. , CAL. T. MANN.
rSa<riS-G GEORGE b. EARHART. ~ fsst r.
Auditor-SAMUEL Il. KILE.ozi--i4 9A-i ati"
7rsasursr-A. CE HEADLEY.
Recordsr-NATHANs COLE. yitscl
.Conaiis sioHsr--WIIs IIsLIAM GULiCK.. 1s
-C5roSsr -7EL LAS GAyER,s - 4 :. 80 ~ '.
Inhrmary yDircctor-JAV0B GRAU.
Ju.tice of the Peacs-JACOB LOHRER. Jr.
TMtTEoRoLoGIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by yyW. J. Savage, Jeweler, 81
South High street: lia.s .aa ..sys.ii g....i$.
TUESDAY. July 80. 1867.
o,.,o.r Barometer. Thermometer
s.SsM. ..... -, ..... /. ~: .:"' ssts @
" ~ ~ 80 e
sSIfG3ifi 8 6SHiM I.i53tat HIM.
Sun .Risss.........4 IS | Sun Sets II
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ARRESTED ON SUsPIcIoN.-Two men
named Charles Cessney and VIM. Burke
were arrested in the north end of the city
on Monday evening as dangerous and sus-
picious characters. Not being able to give
an account of themselves and their doings,
they were committed by the Mayor for five
days each to the calaboose as vagrants.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

MARKETs.-As we thought, there was a
fine market yesterday. Every vegetable
in season was displayed and sold at reason
able prices. We don't know why meats
should keep SO high. There is no greater
demand for meat than usual, neither is
there any less supply. Somebody must be
speculating. Let Jus at once adopt the
usual remedy in such cases, form an anti
msat-eatfng society and resolve that every
body else shall do without meat, SO. that we
can each get our "witnals" cheaper. - f.
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SPENcER's Patent Self-Sealing Glass
Fruit Jars-the most reliable jar in mar
.ket-and fruit jars of every description, at
lowest wholesale and retail prices, to be
had at CT. Pfaf's Glassware and Queens
ware store, 259 South High, near Friend.
Country merchants will find it to their in
terest to give him call. -..-
jun13-d2taW3m
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A LETTER FROM AN OLD TRAVELLER
MesSrs. Prince, Walton & Co.. Gentlemen ::
As you are aware, 1 have been engaged up
TO a short time past as travelling agent for
j. C. Aver & Co.
was taken very sick with bilious at
tack while travelling in the State of Indi-
ana. Lhad taken Ayers pills before for
the same difficulty, but with no good
effect, A travelling friend who happened
to be stopping at the same hotel, recon-
mended me to try some Roback Pills. |
confess frankly that had no confidence in
them at the time, but through the impor--
tunities Of my friend was persuaded to
take them; and with astonishing effect
they entirely removed the bile, and opera
ted on the liver SO etfectually that in day
[ was as well as usual. sssE
L unhesltatingly recommend them to be
the best pills in the market
You are at liberty to publish this, as I
deem it duty l owe to the public to give
my (unsolicited)' testimony in their fayoa.
Jy3O-d&wlw CHAs. E. CoBURN.
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WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The National In
telligencer says: We are satisfied that the
statements in dispatches from this city to
the effect that the President has determin ed
to issue proclamation warning those con-
cerned to refrain from violating our neu-
trality laws by the invasion of Mexico, are
premature. Mr.. Seward is still absent from
the seat of Government, and it would be
unusual to take action in such a matter
without consulting the Secretary of State.
in whose Department are, deposited what
ever of evidence there may be to Justify
such procedure. ;ta- ~ a6s. a-t ~ a-7f
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Fire az Cairo.

A fire in Cairo yesterday morning burma
ed nine buildings on the Ohio river Loss
S120,000. The principal losers are G. c..
Woodward, $4,000, insured for $4,000; j.
E.. Reardon,, $f0,00O, fully Insured L.
Leach, $4,000, insured for 1000; j. w.
Stanbold. $4,000, no insurance; Thos. Far
rer, $4,000, no insurance.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
markeI-JulY 29


The dry goods market is dull yet firm for all cot
ton frabrcs. Prints steady and in request atsx
9lsc. Ginghams are inactive at IL k99Sc Delaines
are quiet old styleseiosed out at Ts.aee) new SELL
ton lie. Brown sta1dard sheetin q are ffi At i75t
91ss seconds lTc. Blesched muslins unchanged.
Amos kesg tckiHgs 2Os 4ec. Printing cloths steady
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.The Indi an Commissioner.

1t is expected that the Commissioners
appointed under the act of Congress to treat
with the hostile Indians will assemble at
st. Louis on the 9Th of August, for orga n
ization and arrangement ofthe programme.
Those now in the Atlantic States will start
for the point of rendezvous at once. No
difficulty is apprehended. Territory it is
supposed, will be appropriated as perma-
nent home for the Indians.
That portion of it comprising the North
Western section of Texas is cut off from
the residue of the State by what is called
the State plains and Sandy waste, and the
consent of the State, if that indeed in these
times should be deemed necessary, can be
procured at comparative trifle. 1t is es-
timated that the whole expense of the plan
of ending forever our Iudian difficulties
will not exceed the cost of carrying on the
present quasi war for single year.
The Surratt Case
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Carrington again
consumed the whole of the day in his argu-
ment in the Surratt case.
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Gov, Throckmorton.

The Worlds special says: General Sher-
idan has determined to remove Governor
Throckmorton, of Texas, and appoint A. J..
Hamilton.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

General Sh heridau to be Su perceded by
General HancOck-S lantOn.
New YORK, July 30.-The Herald's
Washington special says: General Sheri-
dan will soon be superseded in command
by General Hancock; also, Stanton's con-
tinued opposition to the policy of the Pres
ident, has produced between the two pos
tive distaste for one another's society, and
that Stanton's resignation is devoutly wish
ed for,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

A DESERVED TEsrIMoNIAL.-One of the
gentlemen whose names is,below append
ed requests us to publish the following
We do so with pleasure. 1t is well de-
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A MANHooD Row.TA couple of acan-
hood piasterers got into a row at the mani
hooS saloon on Long street, corner of the
alley east of High, while discussing their
rations of benzine, and arguing who was
the best at daubing on the mortar. One OF
them knocked the other colder than a
wedge, and then run as if the dickens was
after him. The assaulted negro, not being
hit on. the shin, soon recovered and moved
his fairy form homeward in lively man
ner. ~ fi,il..e
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philadelphia Cattle Market-July 200
CATTLE.sMurket duh. unsettled and lower; 1900
SHEkP-Dull;, 1000 head sold at 596o. q p 49,
HOGS-Sales of 27T0 head at % 5Os,10 25.A
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aillocaluu New s.li.
OF ANY PAPER IN

Columbus s or in Central Ohio.
Th,s makes ,ft the best Advertising
v,a1ItuaIii ~ any paper In this city:
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Weekly Review of Columbu Market.
STATESMAN OFFrcE. ii
TUESDAY EVENING, July %.
RETAIL, MARRrr

weekly review OF COlum bus MA arkef.
TgEsD1T EvsNIsa., july 80. i
RETAIL MARKET.
Wheat, Bed. 2 ee9s s5Syruppsrgal q ooo1 20
Oats per bushel.. ..-..55c Maple Syrup :. a -
Corn perbushel zoe Sorghum -. 10,
Butter per b-..r,.-- -25cI Tea Y. II. andG. P.SaoO
Lard per !ocl o. 20; Oolong 81 40a2 %
h1inST hheoT per l2c Bio Coffee per -3s2soo
Dried Pssc6ss Rice. Uarolins, per isS 49,
hite Beans-.,2 50D3 25lBrooms per doz&3 90 Ok
Potatoes new ....., 81 80 Hay per ton SO ooeI3 %
Ss,t IN SACKS Soap box. per b.. .e0lIo
SatPer Dbl, e so Flour per bl -$l2 009I4 %
ssef per cwt: QG !" white. :. sIB9l7 %
Salt PORK per bbi e95 ,OO Candles taIIoW. -. 2dy
Wood per Cord. - SO. jCandies, ouaI 22
Nacker1 No1 X bl sl9l Cheese. Der a ......:I5c
I. II boi; . Isl " hisky per gal. % 50
o,, ], Ats-s3 W94 Rasins, MR. bx a. l506 ca
1H me FISH u Dbl. $7 so - layers ~ 7595 0oy
2oo Elsn per RneW l0cl = sf.a Sultan p 3oc
nerrlng per Dbl. $40 O0l Figs per 3Os
Eggs per qoE. .tI6e Prunes per
Sorn meal per bus 81 2et Wool TNine. .2o025sD
y,0; Spgarn ,I2,<9Isslc Plain Hams. ..-.. =. aSc
Moissssspsr gasi aosi sS Rass
.si52h WHOLESALE MARKET.
FILogR-SaIss y at sli Oo@la 90 for red. and sis oo9
WHB .T-T New now in market. Millers are buying >
sparhgly at % for red. and 81 20 for white Large
sales could not'be made at over 81 1891 so. -
0ATsESeiiing at 45c, 49,, b. -
hTKESales newat soc.
HAY-Sales at $6 90 E8 90.
BEANsESales at 80 5013 90. 49, -' e-.' ~
SALT|kqles at 90 Is. delivered. per Dbl and firm.
FLAX SEED-Sales at 50 Oh per bush. -
CLOVER SRED-Sl0 0o9u 90.
TMoTHY SEHD-$2 co.
BUcKwHEAT. FLoUR-s494 so.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Chnlera Renor1s from 1he Wes

ST. LOUIS, July 30-Western dispatches
say there were six cases and two deaths
from cholera at Fort Harker on Saturday.
Sixteen cases had occurred among Kansas
volunteers at Fort Larned. The disease
also appeared among the troops guarding
the-railroad construction patty beyond
Fort Harker. and several deaths occurred.
Lieut.. Col. McGilrs wife died of cholera
near Fort Lyon on the 10th. Lieut.. Helm
died at Fort Larned on the oath, and Capt.
Bloodgood, of the 3sth infantry. it is re-
ported has died beyond Fort Larned, while
en- route to New Mexico.
Father Demortee, Catholic priest at st.
Mary's Mission, died Thursday night, near
Ellsworth, where he had been attending
cholera patients. He had been among the
Pattawattomie Indians seventeen years,
and was much respected throughout Kan
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indian Depredations.

The Indians have committed depreda-
tions on the stage route between Denver
and Salt Lake. Big Pond station was burn
ed, stock stolen and two or three coaches
General Adgur arrived at Omaha yester-
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VIM NAGHTEN, Pre-
NORMAN JULIAN, secret.r;es
SAMUEL QUINN. oeofe'afies.

\ Police CoURT.-We shall be obliged to
curtail our usually interesting Galoot no.
tices this morning. We have plenty of
room for them, but we are tired, too tired
to consider whether we can say anything
funny or not.
Alex Anderson and John Sully were ar
rested for being on benzine tare. They
are not twins except being born into the
galoot family at the same moment makes
them so. They were fined $1.00 each and
were committed. AS the poet says, "In
their drunk they were together, and in
punishment are not divided" We
are-not sure that these are the words, but
the sentiment is all right. -. asa
Joseph Keller, jolly good feller, got
fearfully meller. So loud did he beller
that benzine smeller, or policeman feller,
took Joseph Keller to Wakeman's cell or
parlor, as you choose. A So fine the Mayor
made him shell or he'd locked him in the
calaboose. But he didn't, for Joe paid up
like trumn az
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''d LA beuzine belle.j
TiGi ia female swell.
9rSraWas Katie Tell, -tt
81 AVERY marvel Of dutv;
sai But from grace she fell,
And a calaboose sell
ttsJ7; Holds Katie Tell,

Alas, that we must record it, but the
gentle Kate was yesterday incarcerated in
the city prison for ten days on general
charge of prostitution.
Michael Flattery, without flattery is plain
Mike. Well Mike was jisorderly. He up
set the wheelbarrow as mentioned by us
yesterday. For this he was fined $1,000,
which he paid. c@
byron McClosky was as drunk as galoot
ought ever to be. Like his great namesake,
Byron has soured OH the world, or the
world has soured on him. There's sour
about it somewhere. To drown his woes
he sought the flowing bowl, he histed ben
zine for relief. But he and relief are stran-
gers. He woke up in the calaboose yester-
day morning with headache so large that
he might divide it out among the citizens
of this burg and give them one each, all
round. He received the penalty of plain
drunk, So and costs, but not having so
much filthy lucre in his pocket, he was
committed to a series of serious experi7
ments with hammer and stone pile.
John Howell did howl under the infiu-
ence of an unlimited amount of benzine.-
He was drunk and disorderly, was John.
and was fined So and costs, which he paid
and departed a poorer and wiser man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-31

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engaged for three weeks past in assessing
damages done by the Columbus and Hook
ing Valley Rail Road, are grateful to the
officers of said Rail Road Company for hav-
ing provided US so good boarding place
as that of Jacob Parr, Esq, on South High
Street, No. 366-and we take great pleas
ure in recommending Mr.. Jacob Parr to
the public as an affable, courteous landlord.
Every department. of his house having
lately been repaired, it is now in fine
aud his table is 1uxuriously fur
nished. -%ka .Gsg
JOSIAH KINNEAR, Jos. LEIBY,
Foreman, GHAs. w. HESS,
JOHN Fl. EARHART, HENRY RIDENoUR,
BENJAMIN BEATTY, MICHAEL KINGRY,
JESSE A. MuRE, JOHN VAN York,
j. S. GREEN, L. BUTTLEs,
r. RUSK.
COLUMBUS, July 80 1867.