Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-27
Democratic Meetings.

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The Democracy of the NORTH END"
will be addressed on Wednesday evening,
March 9th, 1867 at 711a O'clock, at Doyle's
Grocery, on the corner of Third and Spring
streets, by the Hon. Frank Hurd, Judge
w. R. Rankin and E. T. DeLany, ESQ.
Let the invincible Democracy of the
"North End" turn out one and all and lis
ten to the truth from the eloquent lips of
the favoritn orators above announced.
The Democracy of the SEVENTH WARD
will meet at Hettesheimer's Hall on Friday
evening, March Goth, 1867, at IL o'clock,
and will be addressed by Hon. A. G. Thur
man, Hon. John F. Follett, and E. F. Bing-
ham, Esq. TEF-s
Let the invincible Democracy of the
Seventh Ward turn out, one and all, and
listen to the truth from the eloquent lips of
the favorite orators above announced.
The Democrats of the FOURTH WARD
will meet at Henry Wetzel's, on East
Friend street, on Saturday evening at "
o'clock. Speakers, Hon. j. H. Putnam,
Hon. Geo. L. Converse, and E.B. Eshelman.
+ Let the invincible Democracy of the
q
ten to the truth from the eloquent lips of
the favorite orators above announced.
The Democracy of the FIFTH and SIXTH
WARDS will meet at the South Engine
House, on Saturday evening, March 30th,
1867. at ~ o'clock, and will be addressed
by Hon. A. G. Thurman, Hon. Otto Dressed,
and the Hon. Jacob Reinhard. -
~ &Lo nou0oroo- tho
Fifth and Sixth Wards turn out, one and
all, and listen to the truth from the elo-
quent lips of the fayorite orators above an
nounced.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Grand
Jury reported yesterday their findings and
were discharged. They have found twenty
true bills of indictment against various
parties. On motion of the Court, by M. H.
Mann, Prosecuting Attorney OF Franklin
county, and it appearing that Ida McVicar,
VIM. Moseby, Andrew Strait, James Ran
kin, Henry Mise and John K. Parker are
now confined in the jail of said county on
criminal charges, and there having been no
indictments found by the Grand Jury
against said persons, it is therefore ordered
by the Court that said persons be forthwith
discharged from said imprisonment. The
case of Williams v. Dryer, action for SLAM
der, was being argued by counsel when we
left the court house. A verdict will be
reached to-day.
SENT TO REFORM FARM.-Michael Hard
ing, father of David Harding, appeared be-
fore Judge Pugh, and charged his son
David with stealing a watch, books and
other things from him. The boy had fallen
amongst evil associates and had become so
ungovernable as to render this course on
the part of the father necessary. On a
hearing of the case Judge Pugh sentenced
David to the State Reform Farm, where he
will remain until 81 years of age, unless
sooner discharged.
FIRE.-This morning about l o'clock the
millinery and fancy goods store of L. V.
Hoy & Co., on High street, opposite the
Goodale House, was discovered to be on
fire by young man passing by. He i'm
mediately gave the alarm and broke open
the door, and, with the assistance of the
watchman and citizens, succeeded in sub
DUNG the flames before much damage was
done. The shelving, a lot of ribbons, arti-
fetal flowers, ruches, &C., were burned
Loss probably $3.50. The fire, it is thought,
originated from the gas pipe, which was
hung with flower wreaths and other in
fiamable goods, all of which were more ol
less burned.