Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
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epressntds50es-WILLIAM l.. ROSS.
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sSt<ri9-GE0RGE 81. EARHART-
Asditor-SAMUELE E. KII.E.
7 Tirnsurer--A. C.HBADLEK.t rHTv-rFrFsl
v Recorftr- NATHAN COLE. 81
dsnnsis.soacr- -WILLIAM GULlCK. flskJ
Coroner-ELIAS GAvER.
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corrected by w. j.. Savage. Jeweler. 8:
sSnth High street: ~ a
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BASE BALL-There viii be = game Of
base ball played this afternoon the
first ana second nine of the Crescent Club
The game VIII be one Of interest and will
result in q good score. a. .,t, & .e.s.e
q MARRIAaE LIcESsEs.-There were eight
marriage licenses issued by the Probate
Court during the week ending Saturday
June 22d. as follows: Monday 2. Tuesday
4, Wednesday none, Thursday none, Friday
2, Saturday none. 4
.ExEcurIyE COMMITTEES MEsTfSG.-There
will be meeting Of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee at Thurman Hall next
Saturday, June 18th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
AL the candidates on the County Ticket are
requested TO be present as business Of Inn
,.,,n to &~Sk,saafod 0l-kd
ifSroRAATfoN WANTED. Michael McCar-
thy. OF Columbus, wishes TO obtain infor-
nation of Daniel Mahoney, formerly of
Susqaehaaa Depot Pa who lived at Ports
mouth, Ohio, about one year since. Please
send information TO above address. Ports
mouth papers please copy. q At.I a.Jo5
TOWNSHIP TRUsTEEs'O MEETING'c-At
meeting of the Trustees of Montgomery
township. held In the Clerks Office on Sat-
urday, June 22d, the following bills were
allowed: Kate Cunningham, for the sup
port of pauper child, IS; VIM. II. Gaver,
burying paupers, $ls- 1sazs .slsfT}
.f.-,rl -Ts.ss "a El-aas
q BIG FIeHT IN THE SoUTHa END.-There
was right lively fight on. Mound street,
on Saturday night. Stones. clubs bricks
and curses for. a while filled the air. A
good many persons went home with black
eyes and sore heads. For further partien-
lars visit the Mayors Office this morning.
IA NEEDED IMPRovEMENr.-We notice
that the calaboose, under che direction OF
CDR" Wakeman has been greatly i'm
proved in its sanitary condition. The floors
have been thoroughly scrubbed from top
to bottom, and the walls whitewashed. 1t
has not been cleaned up an instant to soon.
-Es.sTHE WORK GoEs BRAvELY ON.nr-Seven
men and lovergrowa boys were arrested
yesterday for bathing in the river within
the. corporate limits Of the city, in day
light. Bully! Give it to them until they
are content to walk further for their bath
fng, or canwait until after dark. They
will have . hearing before the Mayor this
County INFfRMARY.-On the first day of
Ju le there were one hundred and forty
twJ persons in the county intirmary. Since
tnen nineteen have been received and tw o
born there, making a total Of one hundred
and sixty-three. OF these twelve have
been discharged and two have died, leav-
log the number of inmates on Saturday
last at one hundred and ferty-nine. ea7E
FILED SAruRDAY.-Tne certificate. ofin-
surance of the Columbus Building Asso-
citation was filed in the Secretary of States
Office on Saturday. It is organized tor the
purpose of constructing and maintaining
buildings. Principal Office in Columbus
Capital stock s3G0,000, in shares OF $1,000
each, to be paid in monthly installments.-
Thomas Tuther, Henry C. Behmer, Henry
j. .Pringle, John Morrison and William
Burdell, Jr., are the icorporators.
DIED IN THE INFIRMARY.-Last Monday
we stated that man named Oscar Turner,
had attempted to commit suicide by drown
ing himself in the Scioto, but that he had
been prevented by the police aud sent to
the County hlfirinary as an insane ma n
One day last week he died from prostration
brought. on by oyer-work and deprivine
himself of proper nourishment. He form
erly. lived between Middietown and Frank
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.EMIaRANr AGEsr's REPoRT-C, H
Canpeh, the ever attentive JE@igrant
Agent in this city, reports the arrival Of
1851 emigrants at this point, who design
settling as follows: u a % =
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