Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-27
WHITE BOYS IN BLUE.

There will be meeting of the Whit,
Boys in Blue at Thurman Hall. on Friday
evening, Nov. 10th.
By order of GRAND GUARD.
The County Commissioners, at their ses
sion on Yesterday. allowed and ordered tc
be paid a bill of 500 to j. w. Yost fol
painting Court House.
The Mendelssolin Quintette Club, whose
Concert received such unbounded praise
when here few weeks since. give another
OF their admirable musical entertainments
at the Opera House on Tuesday next. We
doubt If there is real lover of good
music in the city, but will attend.
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The following
transfer of real estate was left at the Re-
corder's Office yesterday: s - ,
Bank of Pittsburgh to Theodore Tall
madge, lot in Sullivant's western addi-
tion to Columbus, containg and 63-lOO
acres of land, and lots No. 214. 2i5, 2S1 and
2S2 in same addition. for $1,000.
The GREAT WALKING MATCH AT OLEN-
rANGY PARK RACE CoURsE-The great
match walk on the Olentangy Race Course,
fora purse of 5000, comes off on Thanks
giving day, without fail. The proper de-
posit of stakes is made, and the walkers
are, after proper training, in excellent
plight. The walk commences at half past
10 o'clock, and to last one hour. The man
that within that time, travels over the
most ground, to be the winner.
ADAMS OLD RELIABLE. - GoRToN, of
Adams Express Company. lays us under
daily obligations for New York and other
papers far in advance of Uncle Sans slow
Coach. The aforesaid GoRroN is gentle
man and scholar and the best agent and
cleverest being of the masculine gender to
be found between Columbus and Shutdown,
and the .sold reliable" which he represents is
one of the institutions which 1t would be
impossible to do without. 1t Is always
true as the dial to the sun, for it has never
yet failed in its forwarding of parcels in
good order and with the quickest dis
patch.
CoNrRAcr FOR STATE BINDING.-The
Commissioners of Printing to-day awarded
the contract for binding for period of
sixty days, or until such time as it shall be
deemed practicable to carry into effect the
provisions of the act of April IL, 1867, pro
vfding for the execution of the State bind
ing at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
There were four bids received as follows:
Messrs. Siebert & Lilley, J. II. Riley, N.
w. Lefavor and L. D. Myers. The bids in
the aggregate were found to be about in
the order named. -7- ~
The bid of Messrs. Sie5ert 8 Lilley being
the lowest and best, 1.-The contract was there
fore awarded to them. .i d44
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
certificate of Incorporation Of the Sandus-
ky Building and Loan Association was filed
yesterday in the Office OF the Secretary of
State. The incorporators are Ferdinand
Geiersdorf, Benjamin w. Wells, Ephraim
e. Upp, James Alder, Benjamin F. Ferris,
Theodore Hosmer, Albert Textor, John G.
Zollinger, John McKelvey and Charles
Lesser. The corporation is what its name
purports, aud is organized under the act of
last winter entitled "an act to enable asso-
Citations for raising funds to be loaned
among its members to aid them in procur-
ing homesteads to become bodies corpo-
rate.n Its capital stock is $500 900, in
shares of 5000 each. Its place of business
is Sandusky City, Ohio. i
THE German Butchers Association made
their grand parade on yesterday, and a
finer looking body of men can no where be
seen. Preceded by band of music. and
escorted by the Sherman guards, whose
soldierly appearance won praise from all,
the whole body of German Butchers, on
horses, gaily -caparisoned, marched
through the principal streets. 1t was fine
sight.
If the 'sbold butcher boys" in any city in
the West can turn out as manyy good look
ing men, or more gentlemanly in their de-
pertinent, we would be glad to see them.
But, as the man said, who attempted to
kill his wife by loving kindness, sit can't
be did" u.ssss ~ ssfa& 1&-A
In the evening, the ball of the Associa-
tion at Schreiner's Hall was brilliant sue
cess. -,-r ~ t-.l,s-5. g., s.s.ls as.s--4 ~
BURGLARY = A FAMILY fastened IN
THEIR OWN HoUsE.-On Monday night the
dwelling of one of our citizens, on East
Friend street, was entered by burglar.
The lady of the house spoke to him, sup |
posing him to be her husband, who hap
pened to be out, rather la.e, when the thieI
suddenly left for parts unknown. The
next morning an open window that afford |
ed the means Of entering the house, and an
open door through which he made his exit,
revealed the manner of the burglars en-
trance and of his escape y & - y 49,
So alarmed were the family at the dan
ger they had escaped, that on Tuesday
night the lady who was so badly frighten-
ed the previous evening, and who seemed
to have robbers on the brain, procured
hatchet and nails and go securely fastened
every window and door, that next morning
it was a work of time before any of the fam
lily could leave the dwelling. 1t was found
about as hard work for the inmates to
leave the house as it would have been for
burglars to enter. Like most women,
when determined to do thing, she rather
over did it. ~t-s
OHIo & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY COMPANY.
"A certificate of the reorganization of the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Company,
after judicial sale, under the name OF the
Ohio & Mississippi Railway Company was
yesterday filed at the office of the Secre-
tary of State.
The certificate is signed by Allan Camp
bell, Joseph w. Alsop. VIM. II. Aspinwall,
VIM. Whitewright jr. Samuel U. F. Odell
and VIM. D. Griswold, who are the pur-
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