Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-02

between Philip Whisker and John Scheaf.
Words ran high between them. and finally
Scheaf, who was formerly private in the
.46th Ohio, drew a pistol, shooting Whis-
ker through the ear. Whisker returned
2 his fire and shot Scheaf through the arm,
the ball going in below and coming out
just above the elbow.
- :: PRoBLEM.-Tot those 81 our Juvenile read
aers who are fond Of exercising their skill in
figures, we give the following problem: A
man had one hundred dollars, for which he
desired to purchase one hundred head OF
farm stock-cattle, hogs and sheep. For
the cattle he agreed to pay ten dollars a
head, for the hogs five dollars, and for
the sheep fifty cents per head. Query
how many of each must he buy to get
one hundred head for his one hundred dol
lars?
TRANsFERRED YtsTERDAY.--The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
O. John Ryan and wife to E. r eGanson,
January 18th, lots Nos. 40 and 80 in William
"A. Gill's third addition to the city of Co
Columbus, for $1,450.
Nathaniel Merton and wife and David w
Brooks to Nathan Gundershimer, March
I'd, LOT No. s and 81 l0-I0o feet of lot No
5 of Slusser q Doyle's subdivision of in-lot
No. 245 in the city of Columbusgfor $500
John McWhite and wife to Charlotte
Finn, March 4th, parts of lots Nos. 10 and
of William Dennison's, Jr, subdivision
Of out-lot No. 80 in the city of Columbus,
for $500. 80
Abram Howard and wife to Boutell E
Allen, April 1st, parts OF ts Nos. II and 1;
In L4tham,s addition to the city of Colum.
bus. for $780, seiJ
Charles Wenger and wife TO Jacob Moor
March 25tll, one-half acre of land in Cros
by,s addition of out-lots to the city of Co.
lunlbus, for 500.
s Anna Rilenour, guardian, to David Stig.
Ter, a prit, 1st, II acres in Mffiin township
for $1s642,50.- e.5fr6L
- -, George w. .sIdsle and wife to Samuel r
Helsel aud Charles L. e. Hendren, Apri
1st,s Ill acres In Madison township, fO
$1,000. s.s.
TESTIMONIAL REsPEcT.-At meeting
of the druggists of the city of Columbus
held on Saturday, March 30th, 1867, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted: I IA a
WHEREAS, We have received the painful
intelligence of the sudden and untimely
death of our fellow-citizen and professions
al brother, Mr.. q. Roberts, we deem il
our duty to unite in giving proper express
sion to our feelings on the sad occasion.
ResoLued, That during many years. inter-
couse with the deceased, we have ever
found him man of untiring industry, un-
finching integrity, highly just and honor
able in all his dealing, of genial kindness.
both In the business and social relation,
and withal an honor to the calling in which
he was engaged sass4Gfrsi ~ - =
Resolved, That in bis death his family has
met with the irreparable loss of an affec-
tiohate husband and parent our profession
one of its most esteemed and exemplary
members, his locality a warm hearted, gen.
erOus obliging and charitable neighb0r,
and the community q highly moral, useful
and loyal citizen.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with his bereaved family, and offer them
our sincere condolences In this their heavy
affliction. eaa4s
Resolued, That copy of these resolutions
be rendered to the family of the deceased,
and that copies be sent for publication to
the city papers of Columbus.
skszssA g. JoHN n. DENIG, Sec'y.