Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

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MErronoLoarcA1. TAsLE, prepared and
cof6ectedg BY w. " saVages Jeweler, ss
South High street. 49,
TUEsDAY, April IS, 1867.
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There Willie a meeting Of'the County Cen
tral Gomnfttee at Thurman bail on safnr-
day afternoon next April 10th, at two
O'clock; BY order siio7 90 saolSSa12o
II. sFgsHEPARD, Chm.
SAN E. KHE, Secsy, i Ea:. "a ssqss
CoLuMBus GR&Ys, ATrENTIoN. - There
will he avery important meeting Of the
Columbus Grays held at Hetteshimer's Hall
ON Friday night, Apfil99th.s tits expected
every member who has the interest and
good of the company at heart willbe in at
terldatice. estt s'ts5soa ti5as. nor. K
ar THR NEIE,=Hon PhiIadelph Van
Trump was at the Neil yesterday. He has
lust returned. from Washington. He is in
good health, and, like all De ocrats, looks
into the political future hopeful ly.o5 is i3sa San
BREAK DowN,---A wagon loaded with
coal broke down yesterday afternoon At
the corner OF 81 oh and Tewn street, smash
ineOn9 Of the front wheels fiat down. iigA
goNTfkuED.T THE case OF Ed. Sheheas
charged with creating a disturbance on
MaSlea street between High and Front
streets, was continued by the Mayor until
O'Clock this morning. I8St91 WoF
-WILE PRKvENr THEM.--We regret the
errors errors In David w. Thomas sol ution 70 the
problem published In eur issue of April PEI
1lth...Wheul we get shis idea of problem
publishing a Iittlemore systematized, these
yexatious mistakes will be prevented
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ANSWER TO PRoBLEM.-Thef following
has been sent US as aa answer to the poetl-
caiprobIetr1 pablishedS in the ST&TEsAiANi
of last Monday: zzz -
Your age Is your brides Is -z4-3s
win answer your question at once. liWsenr r.
AskIsALs Ar. rHs fENtrEN TIA Fay
ette county sent in two convicts yesterday
George Haney, stealing 9. mare, three
wears and George CassOn, pigany, one
year. ts 4AE6 81 E AWkElsA 1GU
The coaEicts in, the Penitentiary now
numberluiae hundred and sixty-sixsa
-AQuEER QUESTION zA7friend sends as
the following, which, however funny 1t
msy'Iookson the surface isscapafle Of cor
rect luton If boy 8 feet high weigh
30 pounds, how. much will a man 6 feet
high weight There try your hand on
that: a s'.l y - y p .ssii'-r rsa5
'G Canary. a11s;r, 10. CH1LD - Detective ii. b
PsrrrV last night arrested a man named
Thomas o'Neii for beating his child, four
wears old, With a club. Itsis said that
O,Neil has been ins the habit Of i'll treat
ing his family fornsonie time, but thanks
TO the efficiency ofsofiicer Parry, this bru- 4
taIitv will be stopped IN future. 'iass Z ~
sIifT@5d6A . -.an.------i---A II n Ct,sss
HAAAr ~ sTErafEe1l EtgaF %Hf s11 aTf y -
engaged In aiakiug the necessary improve
ments to inauaurate spring. Streets are
being eleansed and Repaired and new ones
graded and filled up. Old fences ana Waiis'
are being torn down and new ones built
Vines and trees are pruned, and the soil IS
in preparation for planting. The weather
qiVes fair promise that - seed time ana
harvest, will continue. ~.--~---
GONG THE WAY OF ALL MILITARY GLORY
Tod Barracks. where formerly shown the
pIistening bayonet, where citizens OF Co
Iuiabus were forecil to pump water for sol
diefs because some wag, toplay a joke, had
lodged gcompiaints of 5some1friyilous sort
against them, WhereIconscripts groaned on
Feinfop ordered TO sthe 'front.' where volun-
teefs received their 9 first installment' of
bounty :" Tod Barracks, the scene OF more
Ssct1ery and ,debaachery than any other
similar institution in the country, is TO be
converted into dwelling houses. y The
sword hath been turned into the pioow5
share,and thespear into the pruning hook
,,NEw SPR1NG AND SUMhiER GooDs, John
Hunter, Merchant ITailors No.. 220 South
High Street, has just received a splendid
assortment of Spring and Summer goods
toNhieh we would Invite the attention of
cir gentlemen readers. John has the rep
utation Of giving This customers good
K4bfts,,'s' though The Just as surely gives
them . fist Call IN at, No. 22o and see as
fine e display of nerehant tailoring goods
asscar5 be found in lGolumbussd 5a s7,vi1ls. Z
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The MABkETs.=Tng attendance on the
marked yesterday morning was rather Slim
because of the rainxo Vegetation is SO far
along now that ittispossible to get up quite
q dinner OF, vegetabIess Lettuce is abun-
dant; three large head Tfor, % cents; rad
ishes ditto; three, bunches for a quarter;
pie-plant, 5 cents per bunch and spinach 10
Cents a eastload. There is no chanced in
the price of meats.sLs 3a ssvi7zs nia1T f5sI
= GoBBLED.-A German named Anthony
Nfsier left his carpet sack on the wood pile
near the ladies' room in the depot, yester-
day morning, after. the trains had lett,
and went to git some peer yet," and on
his return, found that it was gobbled.
Officers John Haddy. aud Michael Mcguire
saw man named Jacob Schultz with
yalise In his hand, acting rather SINGULAR
ly, and they gobbled him, taking him be-
fore the Mayor, where the larceny was
proved, and the Mayor sentenced him to 30
days in the county Jail on bread and water.
THE BLACK CRooK-Another bad night
and another good house is the record for
&I,o Rlaelx Crook at9 9tFe ODeraf House last