Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-01

MErEeKoLoGIcAL TABLE, prepared ana
" corrected by sW..L Savage, Jeweler, 8
South High street: -.
go p THURSDAY. Oct. 81. 1857.
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SrArE BOARD OF CHARrTrEs.-There will
be meeting Of the State Board OF Chari'
ties on Tuesday next Nov. 9Th. =
THAsKsGIvING DAY.-Gov. Cox will
shortly. issue HE proclamation appointing
Thanksgiving Day on Nov. 2sth' in ac-
,s'9cordance with. the recommendation OF the
d President. .eels ias9 .,g .a,aaJ % Il
THE NOVEMBER INrEREsT-The Com
missioners of the Sinking Fund of this
State are now disbursing the November
interest on the State debt. The amount 70
be paid is $l610s. rb
ss The LADy's FRIEND.-Andrews & Hull
have received the November number of
this handsome and, well edited Monthly.
rgThe engraving, s.Learning TO Sew, "is very
pleasing. stl iizaa..si3 IA s5iy4Is .a
AN OLD FAvoR1rE CoMING.-Robert
!Grierson, an old time Columbus fayorite.
. with his talented wife are engaged and will
: appear at the State Street Theater to-mor-
row or Monday night. Mr.. Grierson Is one
ofthe best "Old meun on the stage.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED DURING THE
,MoNTH.-There were 81 marriage licenses
Issued during the month of October, 1867.
against 70 for the same month in 1866.
e This number has never been exceeded In
, the history of Franklin county, save in
October, 1866 when the soldiers returned
from the army. For that year and month
there were 96 marriage licenses issued. 4
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAr.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
recorders office on yesterday:z- 4
Conrad Richards to G. Fl. Frisbie, Oct.
3Oth, east half of inlot No. 394, in the. city
Sof Columbus, for $1,000. ik2EG--.- I
Lyman Cone to George Fl. Lattimer,
June 18th, the undivided one-fifth part Of
inlot No. GIL, In the city of Columbus, for
$500 gE1 AEE-- ELEEITlF Efs |
SYERY IMpoRTANr.-It may be of the ut
most importance to the property owners on
High street to be reminded that on next
Monday the time for paying the assessment
for the wooden pavement without penalty,
expires After that day the law allows an
additional tax to be imposed as. a penalty |
for non-psyment, and those interested, who
think che assessment already high enough, |
may save something by attending to this
. matter before that time. l7 |
-s,. 81. Too MANY FOR Us.-We have seen wa
terfalls many time and oft. We have
gased upon the glories of laundering Nj
3 agara we have, when boy, with mud,
: damned up gutter and had little wa
terfall of our own. Since arriving at mans
estate we have damned many other water
FALLS but the waterfall we met on High
street yesterday, dressed in sky blue silk
Z and three cent postage stamp bonnet was
too many for us. For such little woman
the waterfall was huge. 1t looked as though
she had fastened bag of potatoes on her
head and secured it there with a fish net.
Oh, but it was gushing! How she man
aged to propei without tumbling over
= backward was puzzle to us.
TWELFTH OHIO CAVALRY, ATrENTroN!-
In accordance with the expressed wish of
a large number of soldiers and officers of
the regiment there will be Grand Re-
union of the 18th Ohio Cavalry, at Column
bus. on November 22d, 1867, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Is's~ 50
Let every officer and soldier of the old
command be there, that we may. once more
1T least, revive old memories, renew our
old friendships, and counsel together upon
our present duties to our country. The
old band is expected to be there intact,
with their instruments, and enliven the
exercises with our old regimental music.
2 eS'' @'8I r. w. ,RATLIFF, Colopel
sq,sJ. F. HBRRIcK, Lieut. Col.
tdt -sr'i,ia M. j. COLLIER, Major. -
b.. ..-5....-.-, e. @. MODERwELL, Major.
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