Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-27

LOCAL NEWS.
-. MrrroRo1oe.cxL TAsLE, prepared ans
corrected BY w. J. Savage, Jeweier' 9
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w Hon. Alexander Long was at th'
Neil House on Saturday.
H-o. p. Tong, OH Saturday last, pur
chased sOld Joe's Garden" at administra
tors sale, for $5.534.
aa a. Andrews & Hull have received tht
Atlantic, Frank Leslie's Magazine, and oul
Young Folks, for February. "a
~ The Court Of Common Pleas will
adjourn to-day after hearing the case of the
p state of Ohio against ely. charged witt
stealing horse and buggy. Ha9 tseisv.,l =
T There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Columbus and Hooking Val
: ley Railroad Company in this city ON Tues.
& day, for the election of officers. aobs 3
az Has not the experience of the last
two days demonstrated the necessity iol
.aprons'' on the various street corners? 2
FIX the crossings, Mr.. Commissioners,
.ss. ~ Rev. Geo. w. Brushs OF Delaware, for
amerfy of the Methodist church of this city.
committed suicide on Saturday afternoon
by hanging himself in his barn. 1t Is
hought he was insane. s st;a sss7ysoI
MARRIAGE L1cENsEs.-There were 10
marriage licenses issued during the week
70 ending SATURDAY., January 25th, as follows; !;
Monday. L; Tuesday, l; "Wednesday, L;
q Thursday, 2; Friday. 8; Saturday g.
PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-There will be
meeting of the officers and Executive COM
= mittee of the Pendleton Club at Squire
Meeker's Office on Wednesday evening at
at eight o'clock. 8;g - GA
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PENDLEroN CLUB MEETING.-Hon.
Ball, of Muskingam, and D.J Callen, of
Mercer county, will address the Democ-
racy at Thurman Hall on Thursday even
ling next. eAllare invited to attend. 6 z
A LxArIsr.-This Is leap year, sure
Yesterday we were convinced of it,, A
lady took q leap across one OF our narrow
alleys. 1t was a feat indeed-ten feet also:
Eight feet across, and two she took with
her. .aysas ysssrs st- ssfes'SEs" r.
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OLD FOLKS SocIAL.-of course al who
love dancing will attend the social ball to
be given on Wednesday night Jana S29th,
's at Ambos' Hall, under the directionof Alf.
MsJelieff.l It promises to be splendid
affair. e.:,.:s, se:.:2 Il q q sos ;s'
sea COUNTY INFIRMARY.-Our report last
Monday gav 1874 as the total number of in
mates of the County Infrmary. During the
week past, IA were received and 3 dis
charged, leaving 1873 paupers In that insti-
tuition to Saturday, Jan. 25th. I be- ..f . =
1si WHrrE CRAvArss-The New York fash.
!; ion authorities announce that white cra-
,yats for full dress, though often worn, are
mo longer en- regle in this country. Gentle,
men who are in the mode always wear dark
cravats, generally black, white having been
surrendered to servants. i,5c9 ~ L
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PoIsONING.-A noted courte-
son Of this7city named Susan Stump. the
police informs us. attempted to poison her
.;r~,Nf ho n oil a
reports. This is-the fourth or fifth att
tempt she has made on Der own lite.
We could not learn the cause Of this rash
act' 6 - -. - +.
E. sCoNTrNuED-Tnes case OF, E. Dryson,
whose application for examination before
Judge Pdgh we mentioned on Saturdays
was on that day again continued until
"Wednesday, to give the Prosecuting Att6r-
ney an opportunity, to get his witnesses
present.
hs's sTHANKs.-We were never more com.
sspietely, ..sofr soaped' in our, live than by
PROF. b. sEmrick, on Saturday Heasleft
a soap enough at our residence to wash the
stains Of negro contamination from the
entire Republican party, II it were applied
Ito any such foul purpose. And it Is Just
such first class article as the Prof. always
manufactures. So s5.a5' 'sx.f q - N s.A
~ EMIaRANr AGENTS sREPoRr.-C. FL. Cam
pen, Emigrant Agent, reports the arrival
i of 180 emigrants at this point for the week
ending January 25tli,. 1868. They intend
making settlement as follows: y y 0s;s
Ohio. -. :. ....s ?!
Missouri =.
Illinois ?,
Indiana
kentucky.... -. 80 :. .-i-. ..--s. y
Wisconsin.
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TowNRHIP sTRusrEEs MEEr1Ne.-At e
meeting of the trustees OF Montgomery
township, held Saturday, Jan. 25thl tfis
following bills were allowed: Beck 8
Smith, pauper purposes, $50, Fred Sorg
services as superintendent ofroads. 81 so
aA.P. Pner, removing enuisancess 50; Geo
Stickel, removing 0nuisances, 81; w. II
Gaver, burying paup Ter, $40.
EXAMINING COURr-Leonard Collier, o
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