Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-26

THE OHIO STATESMAN
Daily, Tri-Weekly, and Weekly,
s,.os HAS AT rHIs TIME %
"a THE HI ARGEsT
Aggregate Circulation
OF ANY PAPER IN
Columbus s, 5, or, IN Central. Ohio.
Th,. m MAKE. it the best Advertising
easum OF any paper In this city.
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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agqesa 1880 GAIT. MANN.
Sserif-GEoRGE II. EARHART.
Asdstor-SAMUE 81 E. KILE. Hs.e
7rsasure--A. g. HEADLEf.
Rscsrder-NATHAN COLE. su5
opusnss,iener-WILLIAM GULlCK. lsa
sGeroner-ELlAS GAVEk-
lnnrrnayy Director GRAU.
County INFrRMARY.-During the week
ending Saturday, August "a four paupers
were received In this institution, and six
were discharged.
ExcELs1oRs, ATrENTIoN.-There Will be
- meeting of the Excelsior B. B. Club, at
their rooms. this evening. at O'Clock. A
fol, attendance Of the club is requested.
-HoN BENpER.-A party of young bioods
from the thriving city of Groyeport, were
arrested, on Saturday night, for making
loud and unusual noises on the streets.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-There were mar
rage licenses issued during the week end
ing Aug. oath, as follows: Monday, 4 );
Tuesday, /; Wednesday, none; Thursday,
none; Friday, none Saturday, f.
VEIL FoUND.lOHicer James Mcdonald
on Saturday found nearly new white SIX
veil, as he came from the base ball match.
It was left at the police Office where 1t can
be obtained by the owner.
DRUNK -OHicer Hughes on Saturday
night, arrested peddler, who had nlleo
himself with benzine, and was sloshing
round loose. He was locked up to give
him chance to get sober: '.%s''
DRIvING.-A manhood named Will
liam Ward was arrested for reckless driy-
ing by Lieut.. Busch and Officer Domigan.
on Saturday night. The fellow was driv-
ing down Friend street at terrific rate.
He will have q hearing this morning.
No Standardization & Gardner, north
of the Postoffice, keep fresh drugs and
medicines; they have the best of soda wa
ter; their cigars are not to be equaled any
where; but they don't keep postage stamps.
No stamps. Recorded.
a GRANp SOCIAL BALL.-A grand social ball
will be givin by William Betz and Hermon
Silvernaif at Harris & Sigler's Hall, Town
street, on Thursday evening, August 29.
Tickets 81. The best OF music will be fur
nished. All are invited. gssi
ASSAULT ON WOMAN AND CHILD
, Constable Miles Daley, on Saturday morn
ing, arrested man for committing an as
sault on a woman and her child, in her
house on New street. The warrant was
issued by Squire Lohrer.A
RIGHr GLAD TO HEAR Ir.-We learn that
Lieut.. John Q. Adams, formerly of the Sig
nal Corps. U. 5. A, on Saturday received a
commission as First Lieutenant in the 1st
us. Artillery, and has been ordered to
duty in New York harbor. This is tip
top appointment, and one eminently fit to
be made. We wish Lieut.. Adams every
success, until grim death /" makes 555."
WIFE WHiPPING.-There was considera-
BILE excitement on Oak street near Eighth,
onSaturday evening over areport that John
Meters was whipping his sick wife. Meters
Is, usually, tits said. very quiet man, but
had on this occasion allowed the devil.
whisky, to get the upper hand of him.
Meters was arrested and will have hear
Ing this morning.
A SQUARE MEAL.-There is no mistake
about it, but under the superintendency of
Myrone Cozzens, Charley Wagner's Res
taurant, already famous throughout the
State, has taken big step forward. There
is no place in Columbus, now, where such
q square meal can be had as there. They
have the best cook in Ohio in the kitchen.
While your wife and family are off to the
Springs or enjoying themselves, gentleman
Wagner offers you boarding house not
to be equaled in- Columbus.
BoLD RoBBERY.-While DIR. s. NJ. Smith
of this city, was visiting patient yester-
day, some person unknown, unhitched the
horse and drove off. Up to the time Of
this writing nothing has been heard from
the horse or thief. We understand the
police were Immediately notified, and have
the matter in hand. The horse and buggy
belonged to L. Griffin.
Ldter-The horse and buggy was found
In the possession of Jacob Klie, at Lithop.
oils, by Marshal Murphy, at Col. Simon
toms hotel. The theft passed the evening
very peacefully In the celebrated 6 No. g
of the calaboose.
EMIGRANT AGENTS REPoRT.-C. 81. Cam
psn, the attentive and efficient Emigran
Agent at this point, informs US that during
the week ending Saturday last, $40 emf
grants have passed through this city seek
ing locations as follows:
Ohio o...-.......-...-...-.......-. l66
Illinois. .-..---..-.--.---..-.... W
Missouri i...........-- .s.l5l
Minnesota H
Indiana :.--..---.-... 80
Wisconsin .--..'---'--.....-''t---...- eS oS
hentucky..-. --.-....-.-..-'.....'-'-'-'' 90
>, 1ennessee-...---'.'..''- -''.'.------'-'-''.S -
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