Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Is LOCAL NEWS.
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, prepared ane
DIRECTED by w. ]. Savage, Jeweler, 8;
South High street:
"WEDNESDAY. Nov. 1s. 1867
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AT The NEIL-Hon. Philadtlph Var
Trump is at the Neil. He leaves to- day fol
Washington City.
In TowN.-1'he Sands. OF Cincinnati, A
C. we mean, Hon. A. L. Walling, Hon. J
r. Hubbell. the Board OF Trade and about
half the citizens of Toledo were in town
yesterday.
ACCIDENTAL workman in Ohlen's saw
factory, named Sullivan, while working at
circular saw yesterday, had the fingers
of his right hand taken off. The unfortu-
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Capital University
GAyeBA1L.-Charles Gardner and George
Gardner. charged with petit larceny in un-
lawfully taking lumber at Worthingtop,
on Yesterday came into court and gave eall
in the sum of 500 to appear from day to
day until their case is called. Their mother,
Eliza Jane Gardner. became their surety.
PENIrENTIARY ARRIvALs.-The SherlH
ofSummit county turned over to the War
den of the Ohio Penitentiary two convicts
on last Tuesday. James Wilson. grand
larceny. two years and Hugh Watson. as
sault and battery, with intent to commit a
rape, five years. There are at this tine
1904 prisoners in the Penitentiary.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire yes
terday morning was occasioned by the
burning OF can of varnish in the brush
and wire warehouse of the Capitol Manu-
featuring Company, No. 27 West Broad
street. 1t caught from the careless hand
ling of a candle, and was eXtinguished
without difficulty before the arrival of the
engines.
RoBBERY.-Yesterdaym morning about 10
O'clock, moke, whose name we were un-
able to learn, sneaked into the confectione-
ry store of Mr.. Carson, on High between
Spring and North streets, and filched about
five dollars out of the drawer. The police
were notified, aud shortly after arrested
the fellow. But dollar and sew enty cents
OF the money was found on his person.
BAPTIST FEsTIvAL.-Our friends of the
? First Baptist Church propose holding a
festival at the church on Thursday even
ing next, November l4th, where they hope
to greet all the friends OF the congrega-
tion and our citizens generally. These
church festivals are great promoters of
social intercourse between members of the
same congregation, and are sensible, agree
able means of passing an evening, without
counting the good done.
MADE THE TRIP.-The Pottdaodttdnie |
Gazette, published at Louisville, Pottawat-
4 tamie county, Kansas, announces the arri-
val at the Wamego House, Wamego, of j.
N. Champion, S. Medary Wilson, G. H.
Taft. and the other young men who left
here a short time since for Kansas. Mr..
Champion is to join Col. Fisher in the
erection of steam Touring and saw mill.
BRILLIANT WEATHER-The clouds which |
recently obscured our skies have been put
to flight by the SUMS bright glances. On
yesterday, from dawn to dusk, there wasn't
patch of cloud as big as lady's hand, |
to be seen in all the shining blue armament.
The air is keen anu bracing-not too cold, |
and assuredly none too warm, and the
weather in general is decidedly fine and
pleasant. ---s.-4.-. .-------
95rH o. v. I-ADJoURNED MEETING
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
Surviving members of the 95th o. v. /. on
Friday evening. at Lindeman & Co.'s, at
~ s'ciock.- 1t is hoped every member of
the regiment living in the city will be on
hand on Friday night, in order that the
Necessary committees for the proposed re-
union of the regiment be appointed from
each company as far rs possible.
i. MYSTERY AND CRiME.-If the veil which
darkness spreads over the world could be !
drawn aside even for one night, how many |
characters, even in our own city, now seem
ngly pure and stainless, would stand forth
like blackness and charred ruins, and it
sometimes seems almost questionable
whether or not to command that order OF
nature which, while it brings repose to the
toil-worn frame, furnishes at the same time
a mantle for crime. the bare contemplation
of which would cause our souls to shudder.
L
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-AtI
the meeting OF the County Commissioners
held on Tuesday, it was ordered that the
County Auditor transfer $500 from the
Road Fund to the Bridge Fund.
g Ordered, that the Auditor give notice to
township Trustees of the several townships
that the report of the necessitous families
is requested to be handed in to this office
by Saturday, Nov. 25d, 1867 in order that
tue fund may be apportioned to them.
New AND FASHIONABLE DRY GooDs.-l
BY the advertisement in this mornings
paper, it will be seen that the popular dry
goods house of A. G. Headley & Co., has
been retiIled with an immense stock of
new and fashionable winter dry goods
The reputation of this firm for fair dealing,
for superior goods and low prices is sec