Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-07


On-sne square, G 7 - @ sra- T. ,aasr. 3ooss,,ii
A FIGHr. A couple of men named
Charley Reynolds and Charley Smith got
into fight at saloon opposite the Opera
House, last. evening, aud punched each
other right lively for a while.
DIvoRoE DocKET.-There are twenty
eight divorce cases on the0docket, to be
heard at tho next term be- Franklin
Court of Common Pleas, commencing on
Monday, March 18th, 1857. A right smart
chance OF hymeneal knotzuntying for the
Judge to work at. iisga,sqi3 2 .ea5.s.11 bsal
BUSINESS FOR THE COyRT7 OF COMMON
PLEAs.-There are on the docket for trial,
atsttiesensuing March term of the7Commep
Pleas Court Of franklin county, sos civil
cases and 30 criminal cases. This shows an
Increase in the civil business of 20 cases
over the last term, 9 y Is ~ ~ - ssgse
PAYTNa PENSIONERS SrorPED.-The
funds being exhausted. and the term OF
Office ofIthe Agent, Mr. Ezekiel T. Cox.
having expired, no further payment Of
pensions can besmade at the agency, in this
city, until new agent is, appointed and
qualified, which Will probably not be done
sooner than two or three weeks.saso5s.7 saT
CoUNTERFEITs Among recent counter
feits are noticed 10O'slon the First National
Bank of Boston. zoos on the Ohio National
Bank Of Cincinnati. zoos on the Central
National Bank of New York City, and lO0's
- Ar.tkzssz.s1 A. % - <,f TlriatSaIt Rhodo
Island. Counterfeit SOS on the Compound
Interest Notes of the issue of July, 1864, are
alsegreported, in circulation. q nfrt,;v 2 ;
The WEATHER.-We have heard of@win-
terElingering in the lap of SPRING. but
Judging by the weather of the last few
days, and especially yesterday morning.
the Old fellow has quit ''lingefing, DAand
has taken good squarensquat right on the
kneesof that fabled damssel,5 Spring Here's
hoping that the old wretch may leave
soon.s @sA~6z 81 ~ @ss ss1szSs ga
Go YBFrINq Io-NlgHEr IoNllsgiHE On, 95Mlpfnday
night the City Council, received an invita-
tionfrom Gov. Dennison to visit him; TO-
night, at his residence, which they accept
ed. sRart of the Council arein Washington
90 the attendance will not be. as full as i
otherwise would. We have an idea there
will be news received from the absent com,
Snitfee Tonight 10 ssae saf 1s ssiiia b1aoa
aGoNEs 10 WAsHlIsNGsr "A committee
composed of Sam. Galloway. George "A
Wright, Gen. Jno. Mitchell and other lead
ing citizens, and Messrs. Reinhard. Patter'
son and Armstrong, on the part of the Cit
Council left on.e yesterday morning TO
Washington, on q mission of CONSIDERABLE
Importance to the welfare of thislcity.; MAJ
they be entirely successful IN their Under
taking.qssz9 svabfas9l x.iab sqjsTi evf4 -sza
MAIL RoBBING.-On Wednesday officer
Ed, Rankin, OF Newark. arrested at tn
depot a man named Charles, Meeker,, 9
Newark, a baggage master on the Steuben
vile, railroad, charged with robbing th
United States mail. Meeker was confined
In our county Jail until Wednesday night
when, he was taken to Cincinnati on re
duisition from q. s. CommisSienrs Halli
day TO answer the charge yrryTrx ~
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PRUNE Your CRAZE VINEs.-A gentle
man who pays considerable attention teth
culture of grapes, says that grape vine
,shoald be 5pepned at fonces In: trimming
cut away two-thiFds- of the last year
growth, and all stfagg Cling, spindliBg wines
Don't be, afraid of cutting too closely
,pop't let the month pass without attendinn
to this matter. it, you desire good crop
this luscious fruit
.GoIUNIvERsALIsT SOCIAL.-To-night,, as "
have already said, the young people con
ni1eeted with the Uiiversalist Church of th
city give. another of their attractive SO
sieials, in the basement of the church, corne
of Walnut and Third streets. We attende
-iEhe first one, and can assure our readers
they will drop in to,iifght, they will
furnished with good dish of oysters,
fine cupof coffee, and enjoy the society,
.pany number ofcleyer, social young peopl
IA FIFTH WARD, DEMocRATfcs CLUB III
fiiiext regular meeting of the Fifth War
Democratic Club will be held on Saturda
evening, March 9th, at the grocery store
Troutmann & Gutheils, Fifth street,. b
,vtween South street and South Public Ian
It is desirable that every Democrat in I'll
n.y.
ing. There is business of the greatest in
t,portance to. be done, and good speakers
blexpected. Come out, Democrats of I'll
Fifth, all of you, faiLr-Ia
ogs DEBATING CLUE No. In otwithstan'
ing the Journals announcement that Deba
bging Club No. would. hold its session Ia
night, it does not meet until tonight, at t
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Ass
citation, corner Of High and Broad stree
The evenings exercises will open wi
readings, declamations and essays, and co
clude with debate on the questiensJ'T T
sotued, That there should be no restricri
on the liberty, of the press" We have
often before alluded TO oztheSexeellence
ythe debates and exercises of this Club tn
it's but mere Iteration to attempt to
more than to-urge every one of our reade
young ladies and gentlemen especially,
attend them. SssssE JEE ,TE.ssT2Az
Y Y Two INTo Two, AND FoUR OYER
4eirwen} known railroad man INDUCED il
~, ~ little egg speculation. day or two sin
deserving Of record. Knowing thatat
fruit could be purchased in the count
&c cheaper than here, he went into a
country and bought 20 dozen at 10 ce
per dozen. The seller counted them o
as sellers do, you know, three in each hs
half dozen. being lifted at time. {
s5g3r -. iilroad man watched the operation W
Z deep interest, and the seller, wishing to
ia liberal, counted out AZ half dozens fnst'
e. of 40. .eThat's right" said the railroad
t43 times lO-umph--let me see, 81
80, 1aere,s unrlr money!, >, and he actually D