Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-16

Hiram Dysart, administrator OF eHenr,
johnson, deceased, 10 John Dysart,S 81.
acres ut faud in Truro ee~aship, April "a
1865, for $l,l05
zsPENrrENTEARy1 1ARRIvALs-Mr., Nicola
Sheriff of Cuyahoga county. brought to thu
Penitentiary, yesterday five prisoners Jas
stewart and Albert Forbey, manslaughter
five wears each Thomas McClosky, bur.
glary and larceny, three years JOSEPH, H
sampson, stabbing with intent to wound
three years; Edward Miller, grand larceny
four years. e-''1 =. I s''A-s ~ = - =
S0vEsoonr WITH HE1r. This oppressive
weather is very hard upon men who are
obliGed.to work out OF doors. Bricklayers
aud carpenters who are exposed to the sun
,slso suffer greatly, and in many instsnces
are obliged to quit work during the warm
est part Of the day. Several cases Of sun.
stroke have occurred recently, none Of
which, however, proved fatal. .s.,s
BUReLARY..The Establishment of Jellefi
e. DeButts, locksmiths. 14l North High
street, was burglariously enteredlast even
ing about nine o'eiock, through the back
door, which was broken in, and tools con-
sisting OF skeleton keys to the number OF q
dozen, a cold -chisel, and an instrument for
farming keys from the outside, profession
ally and respectively called a 'jimmyp and
"outsider," were purloined. The robbery
was evidently committed by some burglars
who wanted to fi5 themselves for fresh cam
paigns. SssY ess 80 -. sa. taslss-ll;l iy svis
ri CAprrAI SQUARE CeiscERTs. - If the
weather is fine, Towler's Band will play
the following programme this evening z
1. America. = 4 s-ssl
2. Tic Tao.
"a. Shinplasters. 3 RsztsEsesls ssaErsts
4. Skirmish h-E. X. Eaton. saE5N
8. Mosaique} Trovatore-Verdi.
6. Lager. B. Weiss.
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s. Cotillions--Bosisio.
g. Morning Star Medley-W. ii. Neave
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POLICE CoURT-The hot weather, though
it dimfnishes, does not prevent the attend
ance of galeots on the Mayors levees.
Two gentle damsels, over whose heads
the roses Of about forty summers each have
been scattered, Elizabeth and Cynthia Gar
ner,s by name, were arrested as Migrants.
and sent to the county Jail. each for ten
days. &E s s.E%
Clinton Garner, a son of the above named
Elizabeth,s chip OF the old block, block
and all, was also arrested as vag. He was
fined So and costs, and In default went to
the stone pile. ssos7sS I y sf,.
STORAGE RArEs.-The following are the
rates of storage adopted by warehousemen
in Columbus and vicinity, to take effect
July Is. 1858: On wheat, rye, barley and
shelled corn of the new crop two cents pei
bushel per month until November 1st and
one cent per bushel per month thereafter
On oats of the new crop one and one-hali
cents per bushel per month until Move m
Der lst, and one cent per bushel per month
thereafter. On ear corn of the new crop
three cents per bushel per month until Jan.
uary 1st, and two cents per bushel pei
month thereafter. No damp or unsouni
grain will be received in store, and all grair
while an store will be at owners risl
against loss or damage by fire.
LONDON AND THINGs.-Our absence a
Iondcn yesterday rather interfered with
the usual variety in our local columns, bu
we think our readers are willing we shoult
have little fun occasionally, and if the!
don't furnish fun at a Black and Tanners
Convention, we don't know how to enjoy
ourself. After q complete slaughter o
every man Franklin county offered, includ
ing DR.. Simpson shey nominated visible
.admixture Judge Winans on the four
teenth ballot. London is growing finely
On every hand may be seen the evidence
of improvement and thrift. 1t is gettin.
to be as tidy little town as can be fount
in the State. The RAIDS made the Cowlin,
House their headquarters, but KNOWN:
where to get a good bed and a squar
meal, we took our hash with that popula
landlord and sterling Democrat, Nc
Laughlin, of the Phifer House. We no
etice ethat good many of the delegates con
cluded we had set good example, tool
dinner with Mac, and were well pleased
The house has been papered and painted
entirely. refurnished, and made almost new
Success to London, say we. -
REPORT OF DIRECTORS of THE COUNT,
IHFIRMARY.-- The Commissioners som
days since ordered the Directors of tin
County Inirmary) to present forthwith
their report for the year ending June lst
1858. The report, 1t seems, was at that tim
in the Auditors office but not signed.
b Is since been signed and presented in du
firm. We give the following abstract:
There were in the Infirmary June 1si
1868, 142 paupers, supported out of the In
firmary, 10; received during the year, 1856
born in the Infrmary during the year, %
number outside supplied with wood an
coal, 672. Total 1,3l4. .--,,..sx
During the year, 21 persons died at tn
Infirmary 45o were discharged, and @
the outside paupers, $50 names taken O.
the books, leaving on hands 204.
.Ofthese 43 are outside paupers, and 1e
in the Infirmary, divided as follows
men, II women and IS children. Of thes
90 men, 30 women ana children are luns
tics and idiots. Three are colored and te
have to be confined In cells.
During the year there were, 2S4 ordel
drawn ON the County Treasurer, amount
ing to s29.2se SO. Add to this outstandin
account to june Ist, 1868, $3, ,957 46, an
deduct amount to pay, outstanding deb
So, 1888 Oh; amount for repairs, S3,019 9
and amount for dry goods, groceries an
wood on hand, s22S9 03; giving the tot
expenses for the year, S24s s4s6 32EA Toaoz