Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-21
FOR THE DEFENSE,

mine.
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s. IS. DAVIS sworn: I have known Mr.
Underwood six or eight years; he lived in
the neighborhood of Dublin for some time;
since he went to the war he has not been
in the neigborhood much; his character
was good; / never heard charge of any
kind against him before; Underwood mar
ried in our neighborhood in a good family,
and has, I believe, one child. ~-'
CHARLES DAVIS sworn; Have known Un-
wood for six or eight years; he lived with
in quarter of a mile of my house his
character was first rate.
RICHARD DAYIssworn: Underwood work
ed for me when he lived at Dublin; no man
bore a better character. never heard a
word spoken against him.
H ISAAC H4NsBAUGH sworn: Underwood's
character was considered first rate when he
lived in our neighborhood. He lived but
short distance from me.
The testimony was here closed, and the
court adjourned until o'clock to hear ar
gument, Judge Rankin for the prosecution
and Geo. L. Converse for the defense.
/ The arguments of counsel closed at 4
O'Clock, and Squire Meeker said, consider
ing the nature of the complaint and the
circumstances attending it, deem it un-
necessary to review the testimony, and feel
it my duty to recognize the defendant to
appear, at the next term of the Court of
Common Pleas in the sum of $1,000. .t-,5
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/ FILED YEsTERD1Y.-The following eer=
tifeates of incorporation were filed at the
Secretary of States Office yesterday:
Stockbridge & Co., an association organ
lied for thepurpose of lithographing, en-
craving, printing and publishing, to be To-
Gated at Cincinnati. Capital stock $780,
OO0, in shares of s$50oeach. Hines Stock
bridge, Herman e. Wagner, John Shobe,
John R. Wright and VIM. Sumner, are the
lcorporators.
/ Bellefontaine and West Mansfield Turn
pike Road Company. Capital stock $780,
600. The corporators are John G. Gage,
Joseph p. Larnes, Cyrus Wickersham, JOS
l'eph Al. Keller, ] acob N /. Miller and G co.
/ Delaware Building, Association. An as
l.sociation formed for the purpose of con-
structing and maintaining hotels, store
rooms and tenement houses. Capital stock
$3,50O. Thomas Evans, jr, James H.
White, Calvin Welsh. Henry Mansur and
James l.. Slough are the corporators.s5i
+ Rocky River Railroad Company, to con-
l.struct and maintain "a railroad between
Cleveland and Rocky River Cuyahoga
county. Capital stock $4,000. Elias
Sims, D. P. Rhodes, S. B. Marshall, John
Spaulding, E. Nicholson, Charles Peese
land John H. Sargent, corporators. st :.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left for
record yesterday: rebra, ,,-rs'--; -ta
JohnW. Brown and wife to Cyrus Hus-
sey, Feb. 10th, lot No. 2 of Allen Lathams
Esub-division and addition to the city, of
EColumbus, for $500. sa ~. +. '.. 5s.
Elizabeth Blind to John G. Blind, Aug.
10Th, 1866, parcel of land in the corporate
limits of Columbus for 1852. g l'.gt p
Charles g.. Neirman and wife to Chris
Itian Stelys, Feb. 18th, part of out-lot II in
the city, of Columbus for $3.50. ,,,e no -
y aiau az with firearms, so as to be better All
fHiiit make stand when, like Red Riding
F'il they meet wolves in the forests
IN: Oomfgs1 'asheriff a1d 1aaster Com
missioner to David Hayden, Dec. 18th,
1866, south part of in-lot No. % in the city
of Columbus for $1,000. 5
Joseph Rine and wife to Susan Thomas,
Feb. 18th, lot No. "a of Samuel Parsons
addition to the city of Columbus for $500.
Lorenzo English and wife and others to
Louis Keller, Feb. Sth, lot No. 10 of Eng
lish and Martins subdivision of out lot
No.1S in the city of Columbus for $500.
Samuel Bartlit to Daniel G. Mitchell, Feb
18th, lot No.4 in Samuel Bartlit's sub-di-
vision of parts of half lots Nos. Is and "a,
for $3.50.
HORSE TH1EF-The fellow who stole the
clothing from the Broadway Hotel. on
Tuesday night, and who was held to bail
by the Mayor yesterday, turns out to be a
horse thief named Jacob Oulengouse, who
liYessnear London, on Watsen's farm. An
affidavit was made by officer Silas F. De
Witt, charging him with stealing a straw
berry roam mare from Isaac England, liv-
ing on the jackson pike, and on trial yes
fnrdaV he WAC hoI,u6 oxya,. ';r ~. - -.