Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-26


ed while since from the Penitentiary
We could notheip thinking he resembled
habandy-legged man. How so? Why, we
thought, the knee grows out. See iG sH
THE PATT1soN CONCERT. = Reserved
seats for the grand concert Of Tomorrow
,i 3 evening can be procured this morning al
e Settlers music store, on East State street
. We would advise you.tO procure your seats
in advance. ~ 81
Hip TO MovE.-The heat yesterday was
too many for the grand jury. They were
obliged to move their quarters from the
Grand Jury room to the Probate Court
aroom. In the old place in the afternoon 1t
was absolutely stifling.
- EXECUTIVE CoMMrrrEE MEETING.-There
viii be meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee at Thurman Hall next
Saturday, June 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
An the candidates on the County Ticket are
requested to be present, as business of inn
,portance will be transacted. 24-td
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.Ts COMMON PLEAS CoURT.--The Court was
engaged for portion of yesterday on the
case of Renick VS. Deming. The extreme
heat of,theday compelled anearly adjourn
ment, and at 4 o'clock the walls of the
Court House were as silent as though they
never echoed to the advocates impassioned
eloquence. tzEhoat see zs s.is,.l
ssi iBnLIARDs.-Therei is no comfort this hot
weather in playing the game of billiards,
attractive as it is, in hot room. The Ex-
celsior Billiard Room of Mussey & Tuttle
is as cool and pleasant as is possible, and
here, after the heat of the day, the lovers
of this beautiful game congregate to enjoy
themselves. There is no pleasanter place
of amusement in the city. .'7rcl
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CLEANING UP.-Dropping in at the May
. 'or's Office yesterday we found the Mayor
gone, the mating up. about 8 feet 2155
Inches of dirt on the floor, and three or
four American citizens of the colored per-
suasion busy cleaning up. The Market
House committee are doing good work in
thoroughly clearing the offices there. They
needed it long ago.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Some fellow on
Monday afternoon, about i've O'Clock, went
to the residence of E. B. Phillips, on Cleve-
land Avenue, between Gay and Broad
streets, and commenced taking in the days
washing without so much as "by your
leave.n Being discovered, he cut and run,
dropping his confiscated plunder in his hur-
ried flight. T .e clothing was all secured
but the thief made his escape. tt--t
DRILL FOR SINGLE MEN.-Fau in-love.
Attentton-pay to her. Quick March and
ask her mamma. File Right-with her to
church. Halt-and reflect upon your du-
ties and do them. about Fdce-from all
the bad habits of your single life, and live
for her. Adcaace Arms-to your young
wife when out walking. Qose Up-to all
good deeds. For1a- -Squares-and protect
home. Break 0g-from late hours and go
to your own quarters.
sil DINNER AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the
Presbyterian Church of Washington,
Guernsey county. Ohio, will give grand
dinner aud festival on the Fourth. We now
almost wish here was no doings there on
tna5 day. We would like nightly to GO
down to that region, stick out our dexter
paw, and, smiling in our inimitable way,
dacRlate .'shake." They can get up grand
affair, and we recommend our readers in
that region to be ON hand.
.1e 1e'ARREsrED.-George Swan and Henry
Harris, two American citizens of African
descent, were arrested yesterday, charg-
ed with kicking up the row on Sat
urday night, at the corner of Seventh and
Mound streets, of which we made mention
on Monday. They gave bail for their ap-
,pearance on Thursday, and thus. avoided
being locked up in the calaboose, which. in
this hot weather. would indeed have given
them taste of Manhood Sharing.''
( = MARKETs--The markets yesterday were
fully attended, and everything, almost, in
season was displayed. Gooseberries sold
for cents a quart; cherries 1211S cents:
currants 5 cents; strawberries i5 to q
cents; new beets, three punches for IC
cents; cucumbers cents each, and big
ones at that. Meats hold their own brave
ly.i There is no prospect of a reduction in
the price at present. New potatoes sold
for 1916 to 81 per bushel. We didn't buy
any. It very nearly took all our loose
change to look at bushel at that price.
.EMMET GUARDS, BALL. - Our gallant
friends of the Emmet Guards will give 8
grand military and civic ball at Naughtor
Hall on Thursday evening, June 27th.-
That it will be a most agreeable affair none
who know the Emmett Guards will ques
tion. They know how to get up grant
affair, and they are determined to do it,
Tickets. admitting gentleman and ladies
500. They have engaged fine band o
music and we advise those OF readers wh'
are fond of dancing to attend. s.a. ..p
County COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At
meeting of the County Commissioners hell
at the Auditors Office, on Monday, Iun
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