Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25

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GETTING READY aFoR3THE TAxEs.--Au-
,sditor StEaighs with his competent andg in
-gqdustrious clerks, are hard at work get
!. ting ready she duplicates for the June tax
';Ies. Its designed tohaveeverythin ready
$50 that there will be. no delay. in the pay
snentof taxes zaigssis meoI ofeir @eN
sDEB1TfiIaNa CLUB No. T.. 1T T o-night there
will be debatsonthe proposition that the
Government of the. United States should
actively sympathiz with the Fenian, move-
.ment. The sides are fairly matched, and
we can predict an interesting debate. There
will of course, be q liattendance Of ladies
and gentlemen.
FILED YEsFBRDAY.-The PomeFoy Ma
chine Company on yesterday filedits certir
cateof incorporation with the Secretary Of
State. Its organized for the purpose Of
carrying on the foundry business in Pome4r
roy. The capital stock iss$ 100 O00, in shares
of 500 each, Wm.,H. Clark Cyrus Grant
John B. Hampton, George McQuigg and
WmsC. Williamson arethe corporators.
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,AGRIcULTURALs--John .Klippart, Cor
responding Secretary of the Ohio State
Board of Agriculture, has our thanks for
copy of his address on Agricultural Coll
leges and Education, delivered in this city
on the 4th of January, 1864, and the pre-
,mium list and regulations of the next (lSthl
Animal Fair Of the State Board of Agri1
culture, to be,held in Dayton on the 23d-
27th days of September 1867
bgODD FELLOWS s'THAEKsGTvING.--As will be
seen by the programme of exercises. print
ed elsewhere in this paper, the Odd Fell
lows of Columbus will celebrate the estab+
lishment of Odd Fellowship in the United
States, tomorrow, by procession and adj
dresses, singing and other ceremonies at the
Opera House. This order includes in its
membership some of the first citizens of
Columbuss men of brains, of heart, and of
means, and they viii use their best efforts
70 make the occasion one long to be re-
'lnembered. -, .aa l5z.s7s5s ds@,s. -aab4s.I /
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. = Last Friday
morning between three and four O'Clock,
as we are Informed, James Perkins, an old
and wealthy citizen of Pleasant Valley,
committed suicide by cutting his throat
with butcher knife BE lived but a short
time afterw ards. It is thought that he
was laborfng under,an attack of mania po-
tud. He was one of the oldest citizens of
Darby townshipn Madison county, and his
sudden and sad end has cast a gloom oyer
that community. s=g Is4s.}
LOST IT AGAIN.-The young man we
made mention of week or SO ago as losing
his marriage; license and getting into the
calaboose on what was to have been his
wedding night, obtained second license
and was lucky enough this time to get.
tfjoined in the holy bonds" and just IN
time. On yesterday he was at the Probate.
Judges Office fora duplicate certificate of
marriage, having lost the one given him by
the party solemnizing the marriage. He's
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viPoEIeE Go6Rr. 1.-The mid winter style Of
weather we have been enjoying for day
ortwo,is beginning to make itsel feltonthe
Police Court. But two sweetnesses were.
upyesterday morningao aTaoER eEsz~E-
Charles CLARK was drunk He was fined
81. .00 and costs which he paid.is r sss3fsiTq
sIJ.F. Gardner, pretended to be Adjective
policeman, but did. not pretend to be sober.
That he might be fitted for berth on the
Metropolitan force, he was fined $500 and
costs. aWeIia} .IaI
s,.ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.--:Night before last
two. men, one q tall and the other short
man, attempted to rob the Shoe shop of G.
Haghtel, 176 East State. They cut the sash
in the window on the west side of the
building and removed a pane Of glass,
which they, accidentally dropped on the
pavement. The noise of the breaking glass
aroused Mr.. Haghteps dog, and awaked
MRS. H., aud the rascals left in a hurry.
This is the second attempt made on this
building in short time About two weeks
agothey got solfar as to break the lock on
the front door when they were interrupt
edsand compelled to leave without having
been success sful.
MORE INToLERANcE-The authorities of
Mt. Vernon have closed all the saloons and
drinking houses IN that burg, and it is funny
to see the citizens there going round with
theiEtongues out likesa dog of q hot day.
We don't know, it may be possible, but we
dotibt If force ever eradicated any evil yet.
When moralisuasion fails, tits yet aquestion
if power has any otherseffect than to make
men deceitful. An old fellow who has been
there, says, :. Stopping the stream of alco-
bolic fluid that finds its way down the
throat OF. human beings, and checking the
slight waterfall that existsin Niagara river,
are matters of equal feasibility" = ~
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