Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27
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FRANKLIN CoUA1Y DEMOCRATIC TICKET
R,pr...as "a ssansises-wILLIAM L. ROSS.
- ss.sssj CAL It. MANN. y s9e
wsSz<r1-GEORGE q. EARHART. 355r
- - Audisor-SAMU Ell Z. KILE.
Trsasursr-A. G. HEADLEY. s-- 5.hH
Recorder-NATHAN COLE.
,n,nissionsr--wILLIAMG GULICK.
20 oCoronsr-ELIAS GAVER. -, g is3.5s
- lnsrnary Dirtctor--J AC0B GRAU:
Justice Of ne Psdce-JACOB lOHRER.
MrrEoRoLoeIcAL TABLE, prepared and
ee.srected by w. J.. Savage, Jeweler, 80
South, High street; ssasI : ID 80. -.
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: ,.r THERE q win Be q meeting of the. Demo-
cratic County Executive COMMITTEES at
Thurman Hall Tonight at 8 O'Clock. AS
very important business is before the Com
mittee, all Candidates for county officers
are positively expected to be present.
'n4anieHfe ~ BY GREER.
-RoBBERY4on Thursday night about
midnight residence. of a Mf. Bell, on
Sixth street, was entered by robbers, and
coat and a lot OF. canned fruit were stolen.
The rascais got on with their plumber. -
G.T.U.-There will be q specs~ss meeting
of columbus Typographical Union No. 5,
at the Union rooms, this evening" at ~
o'clock. It is requested that every mem
Der will be on hand, as business of great
importance is to be transacted. "a,
Base BIIL.-THe Rail Road and Excel
sior B. B. clubs of this city will play q
social game this . r. NJ, on the grounds q
the Excelsiors, rearof Tod Barracks, We
expect there viii be a large turnout of the
lovers Of the game to see this play. 4
IAN owEER has been found for the
silver watch mentioned by us few days
since as having been found on High street.
He called at the detective agency Of Giles
pies Davis ON yesterday, proved property
and took itaWay- It belonged to Joshua
Brown, carpenter at the Lunatic Asylum.
tNEw AND HANDSOME GooDs.-We suppose
that some Of the handsomest, cheapest dry
goods ever brought to this market can be
found at the store of A. c.. Headley 81 Co.,
Nos. $50 and 252 South High street. We
ten the people no news in telling them this,
as witness the great crowds thronging the
store day after day. p Ss
In THE Cry We were pleased to meet,
yesterday, Mr.. Busbey, one of the editors
of that valuable journal The Turf, Field and
Furna and brother OF W. Busbey, the gem
tlemanly Private Secretary to Gov Cox.
He appears to be as highly cultivated and
agreeable gentleman as his brother, and
to ali such we extend our hand. We trust
his visit viii be a pleasant one. se-
FILED YEsrERDAY-The Pro Rata Silver
Mining Company fled its certificate of
Incorporation yesterday. The capital
stock Is 100000. It's principal Office at
Hamilton, Ohio. Its object is to carry on
the business of mining tor silver ores, gold
ores, ,cosr ores, or other mineral sub
stances: The incorporators are Clark Lane
J. M. Williamson, Israel Williams, Job E,
Owens, and NJ. Z. Seward. a4,alsa i,l
= FtGHT m THE NORTH END.-0n Thurs
day two men named Thomas Gleason and
Jeremiah O,Shaughnessey got into tight
near the North Public lane sewer They
wereaarrested and taken, before the Mayor,
where, it appearing that -O'Shsughnessey
was the aggressor, he was fined $40 and
committed 70 the city prison for ten days,
Gleason was discharged on the payment OF
the costs. 80; = W Z s5ss. s5 -,
CIRCUS .-Maginley, Carroll & Co.'s con-
s0lidated circus makes its entree into this
city on Saturday morning, August Sd.
This show is spoken of very highly by the
press throughout the country. The COM
pany-embrace some OF the most prominent
names known to equestrian fame, not for
getting the great wit and humorist, old
Ben. Maginley. We are promised some
thing,new 10 the circus line and we have
every reason to believe that its patron:
will not be disappointed. s-ss ae e-.,-
TRANSFERRED FEsTERDAY.-The follow.
ing transfers of real estate were LETT at thu
Recorders office yesterday:
William Domigan, Sheriff, to Jacob Rein
hard, July 26, north half of east half of in
lot No. sSS for $3.50. = s5HEl $500
John M. Giftey and wife to Solomon
Wooding, July s, lot No. 136 in the tow
of Groyeport. Z q 81 Z
Wiliiam Clifford, administrator to A. c
Hanes, July ~. part of inlot 44 in the cit.
of Columbus, for $1,100. az b, 81 aaai.s
La RUE's CARNIVAL MINsTRELs.-Thi
great band of mipstrels will make thei
bow at the Opera House tonight. w
have already referred TO them as the bes
burnt corkists in; the business, winnin
new friends and hosts of them. wheneve
and wherever they appear. One of th
unniest things ever presented, we aretolt
is the great burlesque, 1.-THE Jap-on-K Knee
Troupe.n Among the members of tt
band we notice the namesof Ainsley S CO
Cal. Wagner, Ned West and Frank Bower
and better quartette cannot be found any
where. s$tss * Hss.zfs ~ - .Al = g =
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GaOH,sA1N'r IT Horp--Yesterday was
specimen of what the mercury can do i