Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-12

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Nx+uAasIzsp.-Peter Maushauer, ma
tive of Hesse Darmstadt, was naturalize
in the Probate court. yesterday. q
DuLL.-rhe city is unusually dull at thi
writing. ,Nothing OF special public inter
trsusplrsd niocal circles yesterday
siS7s Frsrrr1vAI.--The ladies Of the First Bap
tist Church will hold a Festival in the Lee
ture Room ofthe church on Thursday even
ing. Nov. 21st. Il 4 s5.a "a 7.ssssa
% sALxRM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fir
about W o'clock last night, was occasione
. by the burning out Of q chimney Il
Schwartz's bakery, corner of Third stree
and South Public lane. No damage done
OK Row AMoNosr rHE TEUroNs.-There wa
quite q lively row. on Sunday evening. II
Troutmsnn,s saloon In the South end. Th'
captured John Weber as the instiga
y u tor of the fuss The Mayor yesterday finet
8 him s., which he paid.
FINED FOR FAsT DRIvING.-lra Greer
ssnti W. III. Green, whose arrest for fast
driving we previously mentioned, were
ayesserdsy taken before the Mayor and
fined S. each. This we hope may prove
lesson to some others of our fast men.
= sss.IaBRsyBrFKD--W We notice amongst
Others that Captain Harrison Gray Otis,
formerly official sseporter of the House Of
Representatives, has been promoted by
general orders to the rank of Colonel foI
gallant and meritorious services. r5ai79
STATE FENclBLEs.-An adjourned meet
ing of the State Fencibles Association will
be held at s o'clock this evening at Ambos
UHalL ( Business OF Importance will be
transacted, and as full an attendance as
possible Is desired.
FIRST TO REPoRr.-The fret of the annual
reports of the various State officials was
received at the Governors Office yesterday
1t was the Twenty Ninth Annual Report
of the Central Lunatic Asylum, presented
by Judge ThralL Secretary of the Board.
"a The GGRRorrNa CAsE.-The name of the
old market man who was garroted on Sat-
urdlay evening Is Henry Fiddy. He lives
about five miles from town. just at the edge
of Truro township. As IL was impossible
e for him to identify any OF those arrested
they were discharged. al.ff s1-.'
FRANKLIN COUNTY COURT OF CoMMoN
-iPLEAs.-The November term of this court
was commenced yesterday. The Court
/, room not being quite ready, Judge Green
II, took possession of the Probate Court room.
The Common Pleas Court room will be
ready about Thursday, and will be one of
5 neatest and most comfortable in the State.
FIGHrINa.-David Lawson and James
Gutchers got into fight on & sss,sss It,
near the Opera House, on Sunday night
They were arrested by officer Brooks, and
aon appearing before the Mayor yesterday,
the matter, Lawson was discharged, and
Gutchers fined $40, in default Of which he
was committed. - "
I'VE WANr TO KNow.-Will the Journal
inform US who the eloquent preacher was
as the Second Presbyterian Church on
Sunday night, whose "sermon created q
profound impression upon all who were
fortunate enough TO be within hearing of
the Reverend speakers, voice?" AS there
were about twenty speakers, and each one
limited to five minutes, we'd like to know
vino Is meant.~ssfsssziEsszE
oI:fD1srURBINat A. CoNGREGATIoN.-Georg
.Kirsal and Ed Zsffer were arrested for dis
sturbing the German Methodist congrega-
ton on South Third street. Rev. Chas. Bo-
..xenhard, pastor, on Sunday night, by rum
ding up and down the steps. and making a
great racket. AS they were men grown,
they should have known better. They
were fined 50 each, which they paid and
departed. .s5,s i.71H - a.. -. q
7 THE WAY OF IT.-The Dayton Journals
.stdtamatic critic''is informed that the local
ofthea STATESMAN does not read the Jour
nal or any other low publication. He
would not have seen the notice in that pa
per of yesterday, had his attention not been
specially directed to It. The similarity of
notices occurred through sympathy, per-
haps. Two souls with but q single
thought" and all that sort of thing. How's
ShaAtee9 .sE :. ..-...-- . ~ ~ .-9a2sa -
OPERA HousR.-Being detained until q
late hour at the Council meeting last night
we were unable to attend the Opera House
ss wedesigned. "A friend who was present,
isssures1 us that Mr.. Phelps is one of the
Ibest, actors, ever in Columbus; that the
company has been greatly improved and
that, at the, Opera House, is now presented
asgood an entertainment as can be enjoyed
inothe West. 44szA
-IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
Grapds Jury on yesterday morning was
Swefu and entered on the discharge of It's
duties. The court called the docket and
disposed of most of the cases set tor the
first dsy.4J. DE-. Blackburn appeared with
hissureties and entered into recog ognizance
of$5,000 to appear from day to day until his
case should be called. The cases set for
to-day are from No. A. to No. 6, inclusive
GoDEY's LADYs Book FOR DEcEMBER.-
Andrews &; Hull are in receipt of this, the
Holiday Number of Godey's Lady's Book
It is prize number indeed, and rich in al
that goes to makeu one of the most at
tractiye, magazines of the day. The stee
plate, the Broken Window, is perfec
study Z .ha.,s .irs. .-. .rf57..as..,l :. Il s
Andrews Hull have also received Pc
terson for December, Harper's Bazaar, No
4, for Nov. 231, and Frank Leslie,s Boy
and Girls Weekly. ~ 80.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS -HoUsE.-W,
would direct especial attention this morn
ing to the advertisement of Naughton,
store, to be found In another part of thi