Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12

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LFRAnKLIM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. a
rsssasatioss-WILLIAM l.. ROSS.
CAL. T. MANN. r-~ RI
kasrte-GEoReE H. EARHART.
Auditor-SAMUEL E. KIIE.
f7Fedstrsr-A-sC. HEADlEYs sff3liEkEA
Rscordsr--NAfHANC COLE. Il II / I'll if,
Csnsnkssi6nsr2WILLIAM tika0
Obroner-ELIAS GAVER.
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sn METEoRoLeaHcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by, W.. j. Savage. JeweIer, 50
South High street: Il 4
s11vi4y t--2sSH7T 3 TUESDAY, june IL 1885,
O'Clock 10 = gIis 81 ,Barometsr. Thsrmometef
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.sun Rises, 80 ,.....,4 asrsupsess 4! 3 81
CHEZ CHERRIES RTE 81 Co. have d large
sapniyo of delicious cherries They have
our thanks for attentions. q saiolAs''h4 1of .ssoa
af1ur zTz sturf sfIA
sBrLI1ARps.-The lovers of this. delightful
game all frequent the beautiful Excelsior;
Billiard Room of Mussey, & Tuttle. The
new game, the cue aileys, are vastly popu-,,
lar, and are the sources of great atnuse-
ment. Everything in the Excelsior is COM
ducted SO as to add to the comfort Of visit
ors without regard to cost..tiiJ aoisaiissW o
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,RoW.AMoNGsT THE BoATslEcy-Night be-
fore lastA party of canal boatnen inspired
by benzine and instigated by q desire'to
sSdousea glim,n got into. fight at the canal
bridge at the foot Of Friend street, and had
quite pleasant party for awhile. Some
eight or nine engaged rsthe quadrille. and
the way the blood, hair, curses and things
new, was caution TO Quakers.
DEsPfR1TE.4 4Despite the weather, SID
ding defiance to the grumblings ofthe read
ersor Che SrArrsMAN. We last evening de-
terminsd to do what we rarely have time
for, see an entire performance at "a circus,
and therefore our local columns are rather
weak this morning. No matter, we need
rest as much as any one, and II folks don't
like it, we are ready to accept their apollo
Pies this morning. si's' aas sHoH'ai7oo
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NEW CoUNTERFEIT-sAls lsplehdidly exc
cute counterfeit ten dollar note on the
Third National Bank OF Philadelphia has
been put in circulation, in New York IT
is in all respects perfect facsimile of the
genuine issue, even Ito the signatures,
WHICH were executed with the pen. The
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ter OF this note from the fact that IT passed
through the Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, of Rochester, without detection.
HELD FOR PosTAGE.- Letters addressed as
follows are held for postage in the POST
office in this city up to June II: Jacob
Hortmann. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Miss Fannie
Eoss, Fort Wayne, Ind; MRS. DIR. Ne B. !
Wright, Cincinnati, Ohio !; Master H. A.
Barringer,a care Capt. Barriuger, Natehez,
Miss. Two of, these have revenue stamps
on, the others no stamps at all.
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A MIsTAKE.-We notice in our report of
the Convention of the Board of Canvassersi
held at Thurman Hall, on Monday, that in
one place "James Bull' is reported as cam
vasser from the First Ward, and In another
o ]
~. G.. Bull, is announced as member of the
Democratic Central Committee from that
ward. This is wrong. Thecanvasser and
committeeman are the same person, J0sias
S. Bull, of No. III North High street. VI II
A GooD MovE.-We suggest that it
would be good move on the part of the
police to make raid on and capture those
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laws of public propriety and decency, by
exposing their persons in broad daylight,
by bathing in the Seiota. For the past
week many complaints were made ~of the
outrage, and we call attention to it, salts
fed that it is only necessary to make men
ton of the necessity of acdon on the part
of the authorities to have 2 stop put to it.
TIE NUT LATED CoSDirIoN OF THE CUR
RENeY.-There is b. universal complaint
among retail merchants and trades people
concerning the mntilated condition of the
currency which they are obliged to use.
There is nothing new in this, except that it
is every day becoming so much worse that
the grievance, will fsooa be intoIerabIe.
More than half the postal currency in cir
cuIstiOn is so torn and dirty that it is not
tit to- handle. Even the one-dollar and
two1dollar bills are libeeoming ragged and
scarce. The Government which provided
such currency for use ought at least to
keep the market supplied with such stock
Of that, it may subserye the purposes OF,
every. day traffic. ssgsei Iiali .shi u < ss;
KICKED BY Observation-Disclosures Rierson,
Col Dan Rice's fayorite groom, was severe
ly kicked in the stomach by the blind horse
Excelsior, Jr.,n Monday night. At the
close of the evenings performance he start
ed for the stables riding 1.-The trick horse
4'Stephen A.Douglas," aud leading .sEx
celsior, Jr." In passing alnnmber of hack
and car. horses, Douglas became either an7
gered or frightened, and plunged so vio-
lently that his rider was thrown from his
back. This scared the blind horse, and he
lashed out, striking Rierson in the pit of
the stomach, knocking him insensible. He
was carried to the tent, and word sent Col.
Rice at the Neil House, who, with his lady,
at once repaired to the tent and summoned
physician. Everything thatmedical skill
or kindness could suggest was done for the
unfortunate man, and to day, although suf-
fering extremely. he is considered out of
danger. AS an evidence of his faithfulness
it was noticeable that during the worst par
oxyisms OF agonizing pain he seemed more
mfndfai Of his horses then of himself, and
constantly inquired about them. y
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