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

LOCAL NEWS.
MErEo9oLoelcALT TABLz, prepared and
directed by w. J. Savage, Jeweler, g.
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WHfrE BoYss m BLUE, ATTENTION. =
There viii be s meeting of the White Boys
in Blue on Saturday evening, to hear the
reports OF the committees, and settle up the
Indebtedness. Every member is interested
in, the disposal of the funds Of the Brigade,
and it is hoped all will be in attendance.
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CoAL.-The supply of coal is very short,
and some dealers refuse to receive orders
The best Hooking coal sells for q cents
per bushel. gsa s7,stssi ,soa7-''t --7
4 For Observation-Disclosures & Hull have
received the January number of Petersen's
Lady's Magazine. A first rate number it
Is, too. .,is7a ID - s8s#l 81 s.tssI
SUPREME CoURr.-The Supreme Court
met yesterday morning, and after reading
the minutes of Tuesdays session, adjourn
ed without transacting any business.
a. WooD MARKET.-Tne market for wood in
this locality is very firm just now. The
first quality of wood sells at $5 per cord.
Inferior qualities sell at from $3.50 to 81 so.
To THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR.-Judge
Green is desirous of meeting all the mem-
bsrs of the Franklin county bar at the
Court Room, this morning at o'clock.
,PENIrENrIARY ARRIvALs.-The Sheriff of
Ashtabula county on yesterday, delivered
to the Warden OF, the Penitentiary the fol-
lowing prisoners: Frank Darlington, bur-
glary and larceny, one year. and Charles
Brown, burglary and larceny, two years.
RIsToRI CoMING.-Jahn Seltzer, ESQ., in
forms us that he has received q letter from
Manager Grau announcing that Ristori VIII
give two performances at the Opera House
on Saturday, December 14th, and Monday,
the 16tn. This will be most acceptable
news to our citizens, most of whom are
anxious to hear the great Rsstori. lB
FRANKLIN COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-
The case OF .Alegree against Grattan was
on. yesterday decided in favor of the defen-
dant. The case of Neil against Taylor was
decided in favor of the plaintiff, for $l5S.
and interest from February LIST, 1858. The
case of G., F, Cummings against Lorenzo
Taylor was dismissed. 81
Fins FIsH.-Those of our readers who
delight iu eating of the best fish brought
to rhis market will find them ut the stand
of our young friend. George Q linn, at the
northwest corner of the market. He.sdes
signs to keep only superior kind, and
those who purchase of him can rest assured
they will find his fish fresh and delicious.
Orders may be lett at 4. Bergen's grocery.
"A SPLENDID HoRse BRusH.-We have
been shown q brush made by the Capital
Misunderstanding Company ofthis city, equal
ifnot superior to the famous hor-e brushes
imported from England, and sold at from
Sc to SO each. the Columbus brush is
made OF leather and the best Russia bristles
and is very handsome one. 1t is said by
those who know that no better brushes Cali
be found than those made by the Columbus
Manufacturing Company. -~-~.r-- -.
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PoLIce CoURr.-Only one galoot before
the Mayor yesterday. Only one; and he
was Brown Ca James Brown one.
He had been indulging in lively game of
drunk and disorderly, and while trying to
go it alone was ordered up to the caiaboose
by one of our vigilant policemen, who,
jud& d&ing from their weapons are Jacks
of Clubs. James,, which is Brown, was
fined So and costs. As lie had bet all his
money on nary pair he was out OF stamps,
and therefore went calaboose-war until
such time as he could raise suficiency Of
legal tenders to liquidate. isia .s,r.g
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SPLENDID dMILINkRY GooDs.-Taking a.
look through the millinery establishment
of C. w. Simmons, l64 South High street,
yesterday, we were astonished to find SO
large and complete stock of flowers, feath-
ers, ribbons, ruches, ornaments, &C., in
Columbus. We doubt ii more extensive
assortment can be found this side OF Phila-
deiphia. Our lady readers will be pleased
to- know that this immense stock is being
offered at retail, and that they can purchase
the bonnet or hat trimmings they may need
at Mr.. simmons store as cheap, and have
as large and fashionable stock TO select
from, as in New York. -"
In MEMoRIUM.-Our young and hand
some friend, John Gale, of the Probate
Court, yesterday presented US with a knife
in response TO our earnest appeal in this
behalf. He has our thanks. 1t is nice
knife. Did it contain three new blades and
a good handle, no amount of ducats could
purchase it. Lacking in these small par
ticulars, it is still good knife. Every
time we look at it we think of John. 1t so
closely resembles him in being brass mount
ed rusty and not at all sharp That last
is chucked in by way OF sarcasm. --
u s. sREyESUE CoLLEcTIoNs. = The
amount Of collections of the U. s. Internal
Revenue for, the Seventh District, dur
ing the menth of November, is as fol-
lows:T ~ = kLsa
Franklin. .671 50
MaiIs0n. ...-...... WV 50
Greene. 38s 81
Clark-......-.. o,ol4 "a
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