Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-07

LOCAL NEWS.
tMrfEaRoioeIcAL TABLE, prepared ant
o c,rrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler, 8:
South High streets as-s-s-I ~
---- FRIDAY. Dec. 9. .lss7.
O',lock. Barometer. Thermome'er
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San Rises.-,.---s:7s leI SIM Sets ,...,.'s& -
WHITE BoYs IN BLUE, ArrENrIoN. =
There will be meeting of the White Boys
in Blue on Saturday evening, to hear the
reports of the committees, and settle up tbt
Indebtedness. Every member is interested
in the disposal of the funds of the Brigade
and it is hoped all will be in attendance,
s1aa.si BY order GRAND GUARD. f
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The boot and shoe trale Is quite lively
..gei-Aie lie "a g - 10 -ri8rl tsdfN I'D
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THE season for church festivals and oys'
ter suppers has commenced. 81
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In TowN.-"Mack,ne OF the Cincinnati
Commercial, was at the Neil House last
night. .s s.-f q
In SEssIoN.-The Directors of the Ohio
Penitentiary, Judge James L.. Bates and
Hon. George Harsh. are now in session.
The farmers CHRoNIcLE.-This new
and valuable agricultural journal, Is for
sale by Randall & Aston, Geo. w. Gleason,
and St. Clair & Scott Subscriptions re-
ceived at those places. Farmers, take 1t.
1t is good one.
New GooDs FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-By the
advertisement elsewhere,-i it will be seen
that A. C. Headiey & Co. are receiving
their new aud splendid stock OF dress
goods, trimmings, lfurs, sshawls, etc. The
ladies say that the largest and finest as
sortment of dress trimmings. in Columbus
can be found at "Headley's." Everything
ON their shelves Is of the fir>t quality.
DISMISSED AND -RE-ARREsTED.-Some
days since E. g, Dryer, Of Gehanna, was
arrested on q charge preferred by John
Radebaugh, of stealing cattle. On hear
ing of the, case teing held before the May
or yesterday, Mr.. Dryer was discharged
through some technicality, bot was re-ar-
rested last evening. We know nothing Of
the particulars of che case. as4 & i ". .. 81 3
OLD FRANKL1N' N'ALMANAc.-This sterling
old almanac is out for 1865 admirably ar
ranged, filled with highly interesting and
useful reading matter, valuable statistics,
and variety of matter which renders ft
as attractive as book. which, indeed, il
properly is in substance. To be had at AN
drews & Hulrs news depot, next door
south of the Postoffice. % 80 q
PREMIUM PoEM.-The postoffice carriers
of Cincinnati having offered handsome
premium for the best New Years Address
in rhy me, Robert II. Thompson, Mail Agent
on the g. @. & C. r. r., improved his leis-
ure hours in the poetic rattle of the train
between here and Cleveland, and produced
a poem Of such life and vigor as to draw
the prize. sadF. Isa 70 ar vya-f So o1a
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TRANSFERRED YssrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday:
Charles Brown and wife to Josephine
Brown, Dec. 4th, quit claim to 2o5 acres of
land I'm Madison township, for $3.50.
Henry Brown and wife to Charles and
Amos Bush, Dec. 4th, quit claim TO 81 acres
OF land In Madison township, fer $l490.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-Tax payers
will remember that, after tue Goth inst.
the law provides the penalty for non-pay-
ment shall be added to all taxes remaining
unpaid It Is TO your interest, then, to at
tend TO the matter of tax paying forthwith
You will not only save the penalty but
avoid the crowd aud rush of the last day
or two before the 10Th. Step right up to
the Treasurer's office and settle without
further delay. sTE@ 80 D, 81 3 -, 2s;sl
-asi5.i ~, CoLUMBus, o., Dec. 6, 1867.
EDrreRs OHro STATESMAN =. Geasseme n
Oni and after Monday, December 9. 1867
trains on the Pittsburzh, Columbus & Gin
cinnati railroad (PAn Handle route) viii
arrive at aud leave Columbus as follows:
nts gslI - Il 9.se a. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Nixht Express .........l2:ol Msdn.t. LIB A, N
Mail aud b Express ll:5 a. Al. 5.oU A. M
New ORG Express sos Z. M. 1l:2u A. NJ
Dennison a acommodation $40 p. NJ. 500 A. M
rosie $50 Very respectfully, &c. .i a 4 4 :, =
..,yi-, s-,r.-s gag r j. B. PETERS, Agent.
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The ARMY REGIsTER.-Weh have received
the Army Register tor 1867 containing 206t
names, b s,nx all officers now in commits
sion in the regular army, of which 80 arr
ia the Quartermaster's Department, 20 IN
the Subsistence Department., 172 in th'
Medical Department., GA in the Pay Depart
ment, 81 in the Ordnance Corps, % pos
chaplains, 107 in the corps of engineers
the remaining number being made up o
general officers, field and staff sad officer
of regiments. s7o
POULTRY THIEviNG.-The poultry thieve
continue to operate quite extensively il
this,cisya aud vicinity - Within q few night
roid. h~va hae,s matte yai,0us several GOODS