Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

Committee with the candfdates, at Ihur-
man Hall this Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
All members of the Committee and csndi-
dates must be present as business Of i'm
portance will be, before the meeting.
t.s.siaa JOS. FALKENBAcH,
nos.=a .ftnaaivr Chairman Ex. Committee.
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GETTING SHoRT.-The days length dur
ing the ensuing week Is IL hours and 34
minutes, counting from sunrise to sunset.
COUNTY INFIRMARY.-There were 13S
inmates in this institution on Saturday,
September 29tA. During the past week
there were nine paupers received and
four discharged, leaving l43 inmates on
October 5th.7 "a iasa -,e t
FiRE.@The alarm Of fire on Saturday was
caused by the roof of Ohlen's saw factory
taking fire from sparks from the chimney.
1t was extinguished before the engines got
ready for service and before any great
damage was done. Loss perhaps SO.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. There were 26
marriage licenses issued by the Probate
Court during the week ending Satusday,
Oct. 9Th, as follows: Monday 8; Tuesday
4; Wednesday 4; Thursday g.; Friday A;
Saturday none.
iEow.-Now Is the time to attend to the
duty Of placing your stoves, stove pipes
coming cold weather. A little precaution
now may prevent an extensive confagra-
ton and great loss of property. Attend to
the matter at once. -
sMoRE CoUNTERFkITs. - Counterfeit so
notes ON the Fourth National Bank of
Philadelphia, and the First National Bank
ofIndianapolis, Indiana, are in circulation,
and counterfeit sos on the First and
Third National Banks of Philadelphia are
said to be numerous. Look out for them.
BRING IT. BAcK.-The. party having in
possession bass drum having red
sheii, lemon colored hoops, on one head of
which is written chatter head" and one
head being torn and sewed up Is requested
tossretdrn the same to, ,Naughton's store or
toa this Office u ispa =ss sdi ;s-'f.a
SEND IN THE RETURNs.-We hope some
Democrat in each township. in thecounty
will bring I'm the returns of his township
as soon IS they are counted out. The
Democratic Headquarters are in Thurman
Hall, and we would like to be able to give
the returns of this county entire on
wednesday morning. - ~ Z i''7
Michael Keller, native
OF Germany; Frank Strauss, native of
Germany; Barney Mccoy, native Of
Ireland; Michael Corrigan, do; Michael
Butler, des Patrick Roach. do; John De-
mer, native of WeFtenburg; Benz. Bar
ley, anative Of Baden, were naturalized on
~ S1Ss.-ls-r i..l.ana = .lr-estA s-1
GRANDg DEMooRATrc, BALL. Hite &
Gibbons will give q grand Democratic ball
tonight at Ambos Hall, to which all are
inylted.J The beat, Of music will be fur
nished and 3 good time may be expected.
Tickets $l0O. The gentlemen who have
the matter In charge fully understand how
to give an agreeable party. - Z, -.
BEAUTrUL.-A dayior two since we an
novnced onrseltl in the photograph and
stereoscopic rooms of, Mr.. Bushnell, No.
Open Black, and must acknowledge sur
prise in finding % much OF the beautifulin
this city of ours Of which we were unaware.
Theteis not In Columbus place where an
hour or two can be more proitably passed
than in Mr.. Bushuell's rooms. iaE q
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SPLENDID CELERY.-Our friend Ed. Jae-
ger has aaboat 80 600 of the most splendid
celery everaoaered in the Columbus mar
ket. 1t is rich, crisp and fragrant, and does
give an oyster stew or sonp such flavor
as nothing else cam Ed.-and everybody
knows Ed.-has made this celery raising a
specially, has reduced it to . science, and
If he does not give you entire, satisfaction
in all that you buy of him, charge it to US.
TIE LADIES' PARLoR.-M. E. Meiley.
whose Ladies' 'ParIor, 1441l South High
street, opposite the Goodale House, was so
popular as an ice cream saloon during the
summer, has refitted and rearranged it as a
refreshment saloon for ladies and GENTLE
m en-, where oysters, game, &c, iu season,
will bsserved up, IN the first style, Mr..
Meiley is also prepared to receive few day
boarders on liberal terms.
THE Omar RANoRAMA.-Tae panorama
of events in the life OF Abraham Lincoln,
on exhibition at the Opera House, having
given way for the La Grange -Brignoli
opera troupe on this and Tomorrow even
ings, will resume its exhibitions for four
nights, commencing on Wednesday even
ing g We would advise all to see the PAN
Drama while it remains with US.
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PROBATE CoURT BUsINEss.-The follow
ing appointments were made by Judge
Pugii, dnring the week ending Oct. 9TH:
David B. Peters appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Eli Peters, late of Prai-
rie township. deceased. Bond $4,000.
VIM H. Jewett appointed administrator
of the estate of Benz. F. Jewett, late of Sha-
ron township, deceased. Bond $L5OO.
Harriet Peters appointed guardian of
james w. Peters, child and heir of Eli
Peters, late Of Prairie township, deceased.
Bond 81 600. - sosEgb4 az ID J1i *attt
How TO KEEP FROM TAKING A Chilli
The first, thing after getting up in the
morning shake your clothes well; black
your boots and saw about twenty logs of
beech wood; always part your hair on the
left side wash with q flannel rag; wear
asafetida IN your pocket and ten cent
piece round your neck; take the Joarna.
carefully in a pair of tongs aud read some
of It's indecent and low-bred editorials, and
you will most likely feel hot instead of
chilly iaala9 f'1s '~tn -. sFod "a
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