Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-24


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U Andrews s. Hull have receive
Frank Leslie's Magazine for January. II
is beauty. aa.9ai9 s - y A a. = tas9szeI
sipB The Supreme Cnurt viii adjourn
this morning at ten O'Clock until after the
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20 20 az The old ,Third Street Engine was on
yesterday shipped to Seneca Falls, New
York, for repairs. .ea ,s..it iet,l
tE There was uot,a galoot in the Gala
.boose on Sunday. The benzinists must be
saving their stamps for Christmas. sG
= w Our friends are informed that we
shall chang up our stocking this after
noon, as soon as we get new pair OF big
ones. Nuf ced.} u Il 0f;sl % 79~set
eE Randall & Aston have that superb
publication, the Atlantic Almanac, for sale.
As we said the other day, mo handsomer
work was ever issued from the American
press. Buy it. M ms, siisu,
,rtE The Postoftice will be. opened to-
morrow mornin & from half past until half
past o'clock. After the last hour the
Post Office clerks will take Christmas in
their'n.
ilssExr OVER. Edward Baily, the little
mig who stole the prize tickets from Prof.
Macallister, on yesterday morning was
sent to the calaboose to work out fine of
$5 aud costs. .dxkEgs saot
Commemorative learn thatethe pro-
prietor OF QUE of our manufacturing estab-
lishmeuts designs presenting each one of
his employees with q Christmas turkey.
Who'll serve JUS se?, n . rs,tssssrzl Fsu
PROPOSED New WARD.-Mr. Gibbons in
troduced an ordinance last nightzinto the
CITY Council to take a portion of of the
FiiSas and Sixth Wards and form them Into
asneH Ward 70 be known as the Tenth
PErrYrLARcENY.-Joh Stewart on Sat
urday'west round the High Street House
picking up little things. He got picked up
himssli after he had cribbed stuff enough
to amount to SIS. The Mayor sent him to
the city prison TO work out fine OF $50.
THREK CHEERs.-Thanks to the persistent
efforts of Messrs. Naslisen aud Caren, of
the Ninth ward, we are at last to have a
nagcrossing from the National Hotel across
TO the depot. Those VINO 5pail through
there in the mad last wiater will rejoice
with US in this i'm orovement.
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our readers who delight IN dancing will
not forget che mask b Ill at Harris 81 Sig
Lars Hallto-night.l The music will be fur
Hished by the Excelsior Strlug band, and
we risk nothing in saying that more de-
Iaghlful mu sic than they furnish caunot be
danced to In this village. .sIl3 a5i=ai.tss2 c.
.CoMMoN PLEAs. .CoyRr.-The case of
Michael Harding against Ed ward t. Nit
hof, which has Occupied the attention Of
tue Court for the past three or four days,
WAS on yesterday morning snbuitoetf TO
thejurg,r In the AFTERNOON they returned
a Verdict Ia 'fa*efsof the plaintif for ST.
O25. The defendant demanded second
trt1 giyiag bail IN the sum v1'0So--
Tue Court adjourned until after the hofi-
dxsS orI.6%1 tgSfsgTl9fglSb
THs HoL,<Es MANgrAcEunlNG CoMPANY.
The certificate of Incorporation OF the
above named company was Yesterday filed
astHe eiiiee o. che Secretarysof State. Its
capital stock is $50 900, and its place Of
business Is Gallon, era wford county. The
object Of the corporation is the manufac-
tare OF steam engines and, m achinery.1 .eoi
ssThe fncorporators are Horace H. Hard.
fng,gWm. CUiburn, VIM Rogers, David
Nacksy anu Noah E. Hackalorn. s,-s,, .sssI,
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5TRAxsFKR OF TERRt roRY.-Mr. Ross in
trodaced into the City Council last night
an rordinance to .traasfer So much OF the
Ninth Ward Is is west Of the center of
Hi2h: street, and south of the center of
Bond street TO the First ward; and that all
OF that part of the Central Lanatic Asy-
lum, and the grounds owned by the State
Of Ohio and conaected Herewith, as is
now situate in the Eighth Ward, be ad-
ded to the Second ward ). 81 ,s..asz ,.,,ss.ss
THso w1rER woKxsi QuEsrrox.- Mr..
Armstrong, from the committee on Water
Works, at the meeting of the City Council
held last night, submitted an ordinance
to provide for borrowing S5oO.0OO for the
purpose OF building q water works in this
city, and 20 submit to the people this prop
osition to vote OH at special election to be
held On the second Tuesday Of February
As d. 1863 The ordiaance was, read twice
and referred. = eTil'7's.1 ~ siezI7i.f II ia
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Ho, FOR CHRISTMAS ~ q. s: Peak at No
266s North High street, one door south OF
the National Hotel, has received new and
splendid stock of Christmas groceries. cam
dies, rasins,S &c. He has also magnificeD,
lot of shell oysters, fresh clans and car
oysters of the most approved brands and
delicious favor. Fresh fish always OIL
hand, and the best of. game and poultry; ii
these articles he cannot be excelled.s w,
a1vise all our North end friends to call a
No. 266, and see for themselves They car
do better there than down town. sasas 81
"A NEW counterfeit 81 note OF the Nation
al Currency-N National Uuisn Bank of Kin
derhook--has made its appearance. Til,
c,unterfeit Is not SO we'll executed as som,
OF those recently issued, still it is calcuIa
ted to deceive. The clouds above the fe.
male on left end have scratchy appear
anee; the shading under the title of th,
bank is somewhat irregular, and the en-
craving on the back of the note is coarse
Az this plate will soon be altered to man,