Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-13

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FRANKLIN COUNTY DEnocRlTIc TICKET
,SRs- MISREPRESENTATION L. ROSS.
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SA,rsr-GEORGE H. EARHART. a,,4.
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Reeorder-NATHAN COLE
Comm,ssionsr-wILlIAM GULtCK.
rcbroner-E6IASG GAVER. t aisSf r aVs9a
inf,-mary Director ~ As.oB GRAU ! 5,ia 80
MErEnRoIoeIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by WI. Savage, Jeweler, 81
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Sun Rises.-.,-,..-4 IS Sun suns Sets cts f.-.'7 u
sONrHE SrREETs.-The Japs. created quite
asensatiou on the streets yesterday after
noon, and fifty -cene-sation at night at the
Opera House. '.i' +-.z 200 .- = Z.
In TowN.-Hon. S. S. Bloom, of Richland
county, called on us yesterday. Itisa real
pleasure to see his handsome, smiling,
good humored face in our sanctum. May
he call often.
MORE OF THE SToRM.-We learn by
messenger of the Merchants Union Ex-
press that a boy caught out In the field
during the storm of Thursday afternoon,
was struck by lightning and he and horse,
ON which he was riding, was killed. Two
boys are reported as killed by lightning in
springfield. asts EE2s 55.
F.-The following officers have
,,een elected and installed in the Lodges
named:
Evening Star, No. 1O4, Dublin. w.
Davis. N. g.; Francis Riley, ". G.; Thos.
Eherlv. Sec'v: J. E. Davis, Treasurer.
Ark, No. go. Worthington.-DF f: Bar
ker. N. g.; j. G. butcher. V. e.; IL. Suck
ney, Sec'y; VIM. Tozer, Treasurer.
ISroRMArroN wANTED-Henry w. Foun-
tain left this city some months since, and
went to La Rue, and was there on the 18th
of April last. He left La Rue. and was
heard of in Cleveland, on April 10th, since
which time nothing has been heard of him.
HIS relatives here are anxious to hear of
him. Country papers will confer great
favor by noticing. ,I1 80
nalS S.lO NoTEs-Holders of 3-10 notes
due August 10 next, should have them con-
.verted into $40 bonds before that time. Ii
they hold them till then they will lose the
premium, now over per cent.
We are prepared to make the conversion
at our banking Office on the most favorable
terms. .ss1e HAYDEN, HUTCHINSON & Co.
july1s-dlw
.eiAo FIRST RATE 5srofPIEa PLAcr.-To
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lead them to Millersburg or any other por-
tion of "glorious little Holiness" we re-
commend the "Empire House" and its
gentlemanly Proprietors, Messrs. Sweet q
sMcNamara, as one of the best Hotels, (run
by cheerful and attentive landlords), that
can be found In any small town in Ohio.
o TRANSFERRED YEsrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterday:
g. Jacob Rhodes and wife to VIM. Frazier,
25th June, IA acres and 40 perches of land
in Sharon tp., for 5000. 5-E .
j. VIM. Baldwin,, master commissioner,
to Wm. r. Kent, July 11th, inlot MOL OF
Kent,s subdivision Of outlot No. % in the
city Of Columbus, for $500. sIsrl
A NEW GERMAN P PAPER-We find among
our exchanges very sprightly, splendidly
edited paper, devoted to the interests OF
our German citizens, called the W Wochenlttcher
iPioua Teleqraph, published at Piqua by
Paul Schneider q Co., editors and proprie-
tors. We wish friend Schneider abundant
success in his undertaking. He gets up q
good paper and deserves handsome sup
port: nrz - 2 s7...f s7His-''ai 5s-@7a's .
Court OF CoMNoN PLEAs.-The case Of
Heinrich against Reib was concluded yes
bterday The jury brought In, verdict for
the plaintiff of So. A demand for new
trial was made and granted. Bond $3.50
Q In the case of Wm. S. Stryker against the
First National Bank of Columbus, YER
dict was given for the defendant. To-day
lis motion day, and on Monday the Criminal
docket will be called. "a zot
saio oIJNrvERsALIsT PIc-NIo.-On Tuesday
next, as we are informed, the Universalis'
congregation will hold picnic at the
County Fair Grounds. From what we car
gather there win be glorious time.' 1t i
! designed to mekeit one of those occasionl
where .slove laughs, wit ssaps, and jocune
' niirth forgets their care upon the earth.
We should not be surprised il in the after
noon, or rather early evening, when the
children are gone, band of music couic
be found on the grounds, and bright-eyee
damsels and gay cavaliers were perform
o. ing some mysterious rites in which th'
singular words "chassey all" "do-se.do,