Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-05
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METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler, 81
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MosBAY. March 4, 1857.
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ArTHNrros DEaooRArsl Let every
Democrat in the city sttead the meeting
Of The Central Club on Tuesday evening
March 9th, at ~ O'Clock, at Thurman
Hail. 272 South High street. AS this. is te
be business meeting, we hope to see every
Democrat in attendance and enroll himself
asAaleH1ber ofathe, General Club Lsb thu
Ward Clubs all turn out. .szFS afftsi 20 9ss
E. f. BINGHAM, President
- WE advise the ladies of Columbus to cal
at 81 East State street, and see the new
hoop skirts manufactured by E. Reed. =
We would call attention to the sale ol
George Geiger, at North Columbus, who
will sell his family horse "Mose' without
reserve. ..-...'''..... ---'.....'...'- ---'...-
RUNAwAY.-A young horse belonging to
Van Glazier ran sway on Sunday, smashing
the carriage to which he was hitched all to
pieces. -. -...............
INYtrEn DUr.-The City Council. on last
night, accepted an invitation to visit Hon.
VIM. Dennison at his residence on Thurs
dayevening next. 80 ::
TRANsFERs YEsrERDAY.-But one deed
was lett for record yesterday:
Obed Taylor, Jr, to VIM. M. Taylor,
Feb, I2th, quit, claim to south half of inlot
No. 69, in the city of Columbus, for $3.50.
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THE ALLEGED PERJURY CAsE.-The hear
ing of the case of the, State against T.
Brockway, before Squire Meeker, set for
yesterday afternoon at I o'clock, was con-
tinued at Che request of the State until the
11th instant, next Monday, s.,, .z,.,st y.slf
IN JAn.--There are now thirty-two in
mates in the county Jail, five of whom are
women. Three women and two men are
there under punishment, and twenty -seyen
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SGErTING INTO SHAPE The bridge known
as DIR. Clark,sa bridge, over Big Walnut,
which fell last fall because of the under
mining Of the pier, was raised on Saturday
last by T.. w. Russell, ands-will in a short
time. be again ready for travel. szut7. ! i
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next regular meeting of the Second Ward
Democratic, Club will, be held at Squire
Guhck,s Office on tomorrow "wednesday
evening, at half past seven O'Clock. Ad-
dresses may be expected from Judge AL
berry and others.A - -
JUST LIGHTNING.-Peter Woertendyke,
engin eer oasthe Eitrle Miami aud lCoium-
bus and Xenia railroad, run his engine,
IIaEz Anderson, from Cincinnati to sCellm-
bus on yesterday, in four hours, including
stoppages. gaThis is the new fast train put
on this road, and it's just lightning.
MILLBE HEAVY The Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas has issued subpenas
forsover 10O witnesses to appear beforethe
Grand Jury to testify in regard toalleged
ofenses. The 7prospsct is that the Court
which conyenes on the 18th will have q
heavy run Of criminal business. t wgo1r, sc
CARFER ZouAVE1 TRouPE To2morrow
night the celebrated Carter zouaVe Troupe
will give their only entertainments in this
city at the Opera House, introducing sew
eral new specialties, including the cele-
brated Hindoo Basket feat, The Sphynx, the
Zouave Drill, &C. I he excellence of this
company is so well known to- our citizens,
the mere announcement of the3 time and
place will be sufficient - suiYiIIs ,sli ygiAfI
THE HIGH,y ScHooLa ExHIBITIoN.-We
trust our readers will bear in mind the Ex-
hibition Concert to. be given by the pupils
of the High Schools at the Opera House, to-
night. The proceeds of the entertainments
are to sbedonated for the purposes of the
School library, we understand, and this
fact, together with the great programme
offered tor the occasion, ought to. call out a
''goodlie companfe," The gymuastic ex1
hibition, we. can promise, will be a grand
feature of the evenings performance.
Dick SAHDs' VARIKTY This
troupe, as announced, Wifi make its first
appearance before a Columbus audience at
Naughton Hail. to=night.i In the East,
where it has been playing for some years,
it has reputation second 20 that of no
travelling company. sAs a clos, dancer, we
suppose Dick Sands is without an equal.
Insaddition to the fine programme offered,
one hundred presents will be distributed
Tonight. and each night of the six it will
remain with US. effoa p osE7iaJ
YIN. C. A. A.LECTURE.-TownSt Street M. E.
Church was filed last night with one of
the finest audiences any lecturer ever sd-
dressed, to listen to James E. Murdoch lee
ture on the Bible ard Shakespeare's charac-
ters.s He drew 3 contrast between several of
the men and women of Sacred history and
those of Shakespeare's creation, but TO our
mind the best and choicest drawn was that
between King Saul, and Macbeth We
have not time at this late hour to say more
than it was an immense success ss3a..ss. 10.
LIN. & e.& X.R. R.-The time table
of the Little Miami and Columbus and xe-
mia railroad has been slightly changed, and
trains viii now run as follows: .-..as 57e ~,
fifq stia "a fg5I5..y zat LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Cincinnati, Dayton. .Richm'd,-ar4 r bua zl.:I.sri
Chicago CircleVille, Lam lQ mo ss.Ig s1Be
easter. HiTlsborO and C6iI-,-4- i...s1a aez
lic0the-, Tzlb 13:40 q. m.
CincinDati, DAYTON. Richm'd fF 80 ~ y.
Indianapolis aud Hills boro', D. .-ess- . s.ray a
CbilcOthe and Marietts -. 100 q. SEQ p m.
Cincinnati, ayton. Spring
field via London =. a $40 p M 2:40 D. m.
Cincinnati, Dayton, Richm'd
Indianapolis Cuicago.. .lf:50 p. M $50 p.