Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-26

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FIRST wAaO RALLY.
The Democracy of the first ward viii
meet at WIN. HEuR's Broadway Hotel o.
Wednesday evening, August 26, at "
O'Clock, tor the purpose of organizing
Seymour and Blair club. Let every Demo
crat in the ward turn out. .n;.7, o,s..f--s :
The, meeting will be addressed BY E,a
Delany, Cal. T. Mann and Col. BabersssW
9. Daley's Band win furnish music tor tn
occasion. sss a'asiseesle3 7os ssfs75 aiin aetsai
a5s'''s 9 By order Of the Executive Com.
w Judge Olds is in the city. -. -
ew The receipts Of the Skating Rink OF
Monday night foot up to about one thon
sand dollars.
a. The markets were crowded yester.
day. Why is 1t that as vegetables get to bs
plentier they are not cheaper?
~ There was a sudden and decided
change In the temperature yesterday II
got quite warm again by 8 o'clock.
w The Mount Pleasant Sabbath School
will hold picnic in Goodale Park, or
Thursday, August 27th., All are invited
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tE Surprise weddings are the latest
agony. They take place at pic-nics, camp
meetings, moonlight excursions, and some
times in LondonygY q NNTYAO
E News is becoming so scarce in this
locality that free and unlimited use Of
"Planchette" Is admissible as means for
spiritual sensation.a r. sZ = - *
~ Garibaldis are now worn open down
the left side, instead of down the front, and
that opening is trimmed with lace ruching;
a very becoming style for slight figures.
cN It is reported that the Tanners use
the bark of Marshal Browns slut's pups In
their tanning operations. Il doesn't do
the work, but answers to 60 through the
motions with.
BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
took place yesterday afternoon, between
two juvenile clubs, named respectively the
sMonitorn and dLittle Miami" which re-
suited in victory for the former club by a
score of 9 to 0. -s..4,
fTHANKs.-The Adams Express Compa-
ny's popular, useful and gentlemanly
agent in this city, Mr.. Gorton. has our best
thanks for CONTINUED favors. He never
fails to supply US. with papers from the
east and south far in advance of the mail.
Success to him and the live Organization
he represents sHisszls A.asX sig .i.-ag s,,se
ANOTHER PoRrRAIr RECEIVED. = Gov.
Hayes on yesterday received fine oil por-
trait of ex- -Governor Allen Trimble. pre-
sented to the State of Ohio by His sons
Rev. Joseph M. Trimble, Hon. Cary A.
Trimble and Col. VIM. 81. Trimble. Gov.
Trimble held the office of Governor OF
Ohio from 1926 until $780, This is the
third portrait of ex-Goyernors of Ohio pre-
sented to the State. ga a .0HL
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LARGE CoRS.-We were shown yesterday
two, sample ears of corn, grown by Irwin
Mitchell, near the stone quarry, in Perry
Township. One of the ears measured four
teen inches in length and eight inches in
circumference At Che butt; the other twelve
inches in length and six inches at the butt
They were filled with kernals to the very
tip Of. the ear. Can any. Of our farmers
show any larger corn tEis year? .syoi
-TRANsrsRRED YEsrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers Of estate were left at the
Recorders office yesterday: r.. ds1qdsli
Ann Click to Snsannah NJ. Senter, Dec
3ist, 1867, part Of lot N 70. .14e in the town q
Groveport, for $400s IS 4 gi.e ...aoiaailisa
G. IS. Deming and wife to sFrederisl
Hoeffner, April LIST, part Of outlot No. ii
North Columbus, tor $500. 5ss sisSisbaiid,
Daniel Hager to Thomas Young, Augus
2lth, lots Nos. 50 and 3s and part of 10
No. 80 In the town OF Bridgeport, for $500
TIE OPEN AIR CONCERT LAST NIGHT
As we looked on the great crowd of ou
citizens who gathered last night to hear tn
superb music of Towler's cornet band, W
could not but think they thought with us
that the music was as well rendered and a
artistic as that giventhe night previous b
Heidles', band. We certainly were as we
pleased with it. Disguise how you may
the truth Is we have Just as much musics
talent in Columbus as in any city Of il
inches in the world. se9 xez1
BASE BALL IN CINcINNATI.-The far-fam
ed Union Club OF Morrisiana, the cham
pion club of America took q little ttssle .
the National Game. with the Cincinna1
Club Of Cincinnati on Monday, defeatin
the Red Stockings on score of ID to g.
The Cincinnatis were not satisfied with th
way the game resulted, and challenged th
Unions to return game. The challene
was accepted, and the game played yestel
day., It resulted, we learn by telegrap
last night, in q victory to the Cincinna
boys by score of IL to 13. issia 10 20 ~
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUsIc.-Our ia
jolly and highly artistically musical frien
Toll Hite, has just returned from the Eas
whittier he has been to procure some of Il
latest and recherche music and scores
quadrilles, waltzes, mazourkas; and polk
to be found. He being a,s fdit in what OF
people required. has been enabled to q
the music now in vogue among le bon q
of Paris and New York. This beautifl
and distingae music he proposes to furnit
for parties and balls during the months
the approaching winter. Leave orders I
No. 235 South High street or at the Zettl
House. -, :. Z y ..s,p -
DESCRIPTIVE DARKEY. 1.-The preach
at an African M. E. Church not thousar
miles from here (says slanderous inforr
anti was recently telling his congregati'