Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-18

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NorrcE.-It any of our subscribers miss
their papers, they will oblige us by leaving
word at this office, '.5se,! 49,. sept1S3t
aattssaEca Democratic Meeting
At Thurman Hall, this Wednesday even-
ing, Sept. 18th, for the purpose OF making
arrangements for the Grand Mass Meeting
TO be held here on Monday, Sept. Both, to
be addressed by Hon.ID. w. VOORHEES,, Col.
p. B. Fouke, of Indiana, and Hon. c. L.
nvaliandigham. .Letevery Democrat In the
, city turn out to this meeting to night, and
make arrangements to make this the great
meeting OF the campaign. 'A'i '''''
STHE WHY.EAr correspondent wants to
know why we don't publish his comlnuni-
cation. Because /" Evil communications
corrupt good manners" That's the why.
"a SENT TO THE E.AsYLUM.-Yes on
5 the order of Judge Pugh, OF the Probate
Court. Mrs. Barbara E. Kneerim was sent
to the Insane Asylum. She is some forty
one years old and has been insane for three
months. ,,s .,f-..,.ae isg al ~
-MUsICAL.-Young men who go ABOUT
giving serenades at midnight, should bear
in mind that one tune at time is better,
in .an artistic point of view and effect, than
"a dozen. sIt may be less versatile, but is
certainly more musical.
sCoN.-A diabolical youth, opposed to the
amendment, religiously raised, who attend
Cd. Sunday Schoolin his early days, gets off
hefollowing: "Why are two fellows on a
bust, like the Siamese twins? Because they
are tight together p Horrible! Most hor-
rible! s.l,Gys fnar2 ao-f +.
- Al NEEDED IMPRoy yEMENT.-The County.
Commissioners are making arrangements
to renovate and repair the Court House,
and especially the court room: Bids for
making the repairs will be received at the
Auditors office until Saturday. Here's a.
chance for you, carpenters. a.5is5
Co-oPERATIvE FoUNDRY.-The moulders
of this city are requested to meet at the
City Hall, on Friday evening next, Sept.
10th, at q o'clock, for the purpose of max
ing arrangements to. form cooperative
association to build and operate a foundry
in Columbus. ..isa sta.l'f iE sr,.I .II--a1
@ ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC VIcToRY.-The
com positors of the Wheeling {Va.) Register
and Iatslltgsncer printing Offices, played a
match game of base ball, on Saturday last,
the match resulting in victory for the
Democratic Register by score of "a to 25.
That's the way it goes. First the STATES
NAN was conqueror; then the Plain Dealer
and now the Register. Anything ominous
about it, heye 81 -,Lls L Ai7--- ~ " '''- ~
ASMARr CHANcE OLA Row.-Silas Cum
ly on yesterday made affidavit that Mrs.
Foley and Mrs. Robert had committed an
assault and battery on him. The ladies
ysrsatrested, and Indignantly denied hay-
Ing laid the weight-of their gentle, lily
white hands upon him. The case is set for
hearing this afternoon at 2, o'clock. Well
bet the Mayor will be bothered to tell who
did or did not commence the row.
clTHs PtEAsANf TowNsHIP ROAD I,PkovE-
GENT.+Atia a meeting OF the County ,Com7
niissioners held yesterday at the Auditors
office, Messrs. ;K5erner.ii Rarbee and. Ed
wards being present, in the matter of the
road Improvement in Pleasant township,
II being, the day set for the Commissioners
to hear complaints. On examination it
was found that no person had presented
any claim, as the law requires the appor;-
tionment was confirmed, as returned by
the Appraisers 4 ;lu t--.tlJ Adi.iI3ItiiIal5
IngLocK YoUR Dooas. Our citizens should
beeareful not to leave their. front doors un-
locked during the day and evening. il The
city is infested with wandering beggars
auda apeddlsrs who 60 from door toldoor, and
If theyofind' any OF them open, are apt to
enter and steal anything Of value they find
lying about loose. We also have lot of
expert, thieves in our midst who watch
every opportunity to make raids into the
dwellings, of citizens, and carry. off yalua
ble property, as was the case in two in
stances yesterday. We therefore repeat the
caution, keep your doors locked" 1aGLlfr
'AGENTs W1NTED.-Those of our readers
who desire to engage in pleasant and profit
able EN- npioyment are directed to the card,
in another column, of Weed Brothers, No.
Opera House building. They offer liberal
terms to all in want OF an agency for arti-
cles of genuine merit, aud as an instance Of
the success of many of their agents. state
that one agent took seventeen orders in
three hours on second canvass. Another
agent took 45O orders in few days in the
city of Springfield, and others are doing
equally as we'll in all other parts OF the
country. - ''' l..- Ca,
THE COUNTY FUND.-We extract the
following from the annual report of the
Auditor of Franklin county. for the year
ending September 9th, 1867. made to the
County Commissioners, showing the state
of the county fund to that date: q o5:.t
= '.e .m5i R RECEIPTS. ~ i~i
Balance Sept. j, 1886 ...... $4,6ss 81
Amount collected on June du- l-t-.5
plicate, 1865. 9,369 90
duplicate. 1856. s................ so,os3 CO -
Amount collected onJ June dupli- Z -a..,..ft 5.
cate, 1885, l2,9zt ~.
Rccsived from other sources. 4.64i 1861 .e62 81
1918 DISGUISED.
To costs of prosecution. 49,. eg .351 90
To Auditors fees ---.-...-..-- 4.003 20
TO Commissioners sslaries.... 3,266 80
To Sheriff for keeping prison
To amouat paid Assessors. S'"sS 50
To miscellaneous expenses.... so,9ds sS-e5S.Hs 15
Balance Sept.-5 5. 1851. u. .24s A
TRANsFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
Milton T. Smiley to James G.. Brelsford,
August 9th, quit-claim to 80 acres of land