Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15
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MrrEoRoLOeIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected By w. j Savage, Jeweler, So
South High street. - -
SATURDAY. April Is. 1857.
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Sun Rise. 81 SUI aL g
A .seRtSnd 1GE.LA party Of gay young
men inddlged in little serimmage at
Snith'ss lager beer saloon on Saturday
night. With the exception of a black eye
or two, not mach damage was done.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued There
have been IA marriage licenses Issued dur
ing the past week, as follows :, Monday g.,
Tuesday 4, Wednesday ], Thursday 4, Fri
day l, Saturday lar tIgg9ae
MEETING AT THuRMAN HALL.7Tbe meet
Ing of the Central Depocratic Club, at
Thurman Hall, on Saturday esehipg, was
well attended. The Club was addressed
effectively by Senators Justice. Berry and
DOwdney. They am gave excellent Salts
faction. t.szshaesass.za xLst1
noALNosf i FTRe.. Atst. Patrick 's Church
yesterday there was considerable excite
ment raised for q few moments by one of
the curtains Of the altar catching fire DUR
ing the services It was soon extinguished.
however, without other damage than the
destruction Of the aeustain dis2s ..o fob7e33
RUNAwAx couple Of horses, attached
to a wagon amused themselves on Saturday
BY indulging in runaway. They went up
State street, at a, pretty lively pace, snatch
ing wheel OF of the wagon in short order.
They were stopped at the corner Of Fourth
and State streets by a heroic individual,
whom the owner5of the team did not re-
ward with even 9, 8 g thankee.
FILED SArURDAYcon Saturday the To-
Iedo Land and Building loan Association
fled its certificate at the Secretary of States
Office. 1t is organized for the purpose OF
aiding its members In buyi4g or building
houses. The capital stock is $4,000, in
shares of 500 each. Thos. G.. Miller, David
Miller, Wm, .Royle, Albert E. sMaeember
and Henry A. Robinson are the corpora-
tors. ~ sFtA 0ss-V 49, I tAsN1
PuBlIsHERs' MEETING.-We trust pub
fishers thrOughout the State Will bear 10
mind that next Thursday, the 18th, is the
day set for the meeting of newspaper. pub
fishers in this city There is much busi-
ness to be done, aud many questions to be
considered of vital importance, andsas the
Legislature will have adjourned and the
members gone home, there win beno fear
Of evil communications corrupting good
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:-'1'i'1 S11l IL 81 = :. = = 80 sTa NSh
:; April 26TH.-The 26th day of, April is |
the anniversary of the institution of Odd
FellOwshipin in the United States, and by an |
order from the Grand Lodge of the United |
States the Odd Fellows throughout this |
country win hold a solemn festival on that |
day. All over the State we see the pro-
grsmmes of different Lodges being pub |
lished. The order in this city is busy at
work preparing for a celebration, the par
ticulars of which will be given to the pub |
hcin a few days. .7He3 x:ab 5ats7i p - iss,g
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COUNTY INFIRMARxs-rThereM were 202 in
mates In the County Infirmary at our last |
report. During the past week, five new |
persons were received, and q child was
born there. There were IL discharged,
making the total now in that institution |
197g There were "a loads of coal and wood
distributed to necessitous persons outside |
during the week. The directors will not |
distribute wood and coal hereafter to per-
weather sets in again. 80
New SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs-John
Hunter, Merchant Tailor, No. go South
High Street, has just received splendid
assortment Of Spring and Summer goods, |
to which we would invite the attention Of
our gentlemen readers. John has the rep
utatiOn of giving his customers g good
habits" though he just as surely gives |
them 'sfits, ,'iI Call in at No. 220 and see as
fine display of merchant tailoring goods
as can be found I'M columbus. ~ %
=. FIRST, rBAPTisT ;CHURcH.-The Board of
Trustees OF the First Baptist Church osat
sounee in another column thai the annual
renting of pews viii take place on Tues
day evening, the, 10th inst.s The church is
now in prosperous and fourishing con-
dition, under the pastoral charge OF the
Rev! Gee, g, Chase, and its congregations
are qaite large We trust that the request
Of the Board Of Trustees, for personal at
tendance of members will be fully met on
the part of those interested. a ''--
ARR1vED--Major s. G. Green, the hus-
band of the lady whoowas killed at the de-
pot last Wednesday while attempting to
get on the cars, arrived ia the city at
o'clock on Saturday morning, and taking |
the remains of his wife in charge, proceed |
edfwith them to Buffalo, On the lilo Am.
train, where they will be inferred. The |
dispatch containing the dreadful intelli>
gence was handed to Major Green at Dal- |
ton, Georgia, on the sleeping ears, and just /
a he was disrobinp!9 siv s5a1I9tT-59l zGk
TOWNSHIP TRUsFHhs' MKETING.-At al
meeting of the Trustees of Montgomery
township, held in the Township Clerks of
flee, on Saturday, April 18th, the following
bills were allowed and ordered to be paid
.btP. C. g .ezRailroad, transportation of
paupers, $16 so; A.;A. win and T. Fdns-
ton, clerks Of election, 50 90; Harvey Bur
dett, clerk of election, 81 so; w. Naghten