Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-27

{, DEATH OF DANIEL. 7. WooDBURY.-At 8
meeting Of merchants of Columbus, helt
on Wednesday evening, December 18th
Lincoln Kilbourne was called to the Chail
and Carl N. Bancroft chosen Secretary
The death of Mr.. Daniel T. woodbury., fol
more than thirty years merchant OF thi
ihty, was announced, and after remarks by
several gentlemen present, the following
resolutions were proposed and unanimous
~ adopted:W Id ,1ueru,4'I nigIi 1890
Resolued, That we have heard with sin
cere sorrow of the death of our friend ant
| townsman, Mr.. Daniel I. Woodbury., which
| occurred in this city at A. M. this day.
I Resoloed, That Mr.. Woodbury. havins
been long and prominently identified witt
the mercantile interest of Columbus, was
endeared to US as an honorable and fail
DEALER q kind and judicious friend, and 8
scrupulously honest man. io'g1a1i ,SiiI
Resolved, That from long and intimate
intercourse with. our lamented friend, we
feel that in his death our community loses
man without guile; one who required no
promptings to integrity and uprightness
who was liberal without ostentation, and
Conscientious without bigotry; cordial and
sincere In his attachments, he slirank. in
stinctively from personal display while his
many deeds of charity and beneffcence were
their own ample reward. as L ,91gir' ,d
Resosued, That in token of our respect for
his liie and our regret at his death. we will
close our places of business from 2 tod p
NJ on Friday, the 9th, and meet at the
store ofKelton, Bancroft & CO.., and attend
his funeral iObsequies in u body.oOR -neil
Resolved, That copy ofthese resolutions
be furnished TO the press of the city TOR
publication. i15ifhA II ,apil-A h4;e snesa-1
-fi.:T a LINCOLN KILBoURNE, Chm.
'i' CARL N. BANCROFT. Secretary. i'iR ,''a'sf
10 CHRIsTMAs.-Despite the rain and other
inconveniences, Christmas was enjoyed
very happily by our citizens. A few got
very drunk, few comfortably drunk, and
a good many didn't hist a drop OF benzine
all day. There was no quarreling, no dis
turbance, and the people generally seemed
bent on having q glorious good time. And
they had it.. For ourself, the kind manner
In which we were remembered by all
classes of our citizens, made us SO. happy
that We went round all day singing like q
mammoth, bespeckled, bald-headed, fat
mocking bird, smiling like q basket OF
chips. and with our heart full of love for
all creatiOn--especially the chignon.wear-
ing portion. To say that we were happy
don't half tell It. Happiness bubbled up
in our heart like water from q spring and
ran down the sidesiof our mouth like the
itice down the chin Of an old-time tobacco
chewer,l lI;,-s,,+ToR LII .c3',.ii, -.
The usual amount of noise was kicked up
by innumerable numbers of children beat
Ing on innumerablei numbers of drums or
blowing innnmerable numbers of trumpets
andiwhistles.d The same number of young
ones made themselves sick by eating too
much candy in the morning, and all were
as joyful as could be. .,,9 ,,44 -,,.I 5-.,.t
hnSuch a Christmas as Wednesday is one
long to be remembered. May we all live
TO, see many more SUCH, = as, p. 'iii l, 52ii 3 .
:, FILED YBsrERDAY.-The following GER
.ficates were filed in the Secretary of State's
office yesterday. ..5Fs
= OF incorporation of the Wellsville Build
ing Company. Organized for the purpose
OF raising money to be loaned among the
members thereof. Capital stock 100000
in shares Of $500 each. VIM F. BlakIy, w.
G. Foster, j. w. Menough, T. B. Stevenson
and w. G.. Wells are the corporators.
OF the consolidation Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railway company of Illinois
and the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
company of Indiana and Ohio. All the
stock and property Of the two companies
are to be owned by the consolidation which
is to be known by the name of the Ohio &
Mississippi Railway Company. This con-
solidation opens through line from Gin
cinnati and st. Louis. VIM. D. Griswold is
the President and G. Il. McGunegle is Sec
retary. nd1nG'fi -.f.iiil 'smshA ,l-l,e.tst
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~ TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.3The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were left at the