Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-10

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!. is the great scotsman Of Rochester, New
ri York. lss9 is .syisTs NJ 3 s Il: iiisssrs,rs 4
sga az The street cars were well patronized
yesterday. People would rather pay seven
cents and sit by the stove than to walk and
save the stamps. - - -, ',..,1 49,
DO t< We propose that all defeated candi-
dates for positions form themselves into a
J Mutual Admiration Society," and purchase
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup by the
gross ,,ii... s.. -. -. ...sz4 - 70 .,
thaA ApM,rrrlr-rlED pM,rrrlr-rlED TO THE BAR4Ethan 8. Smith
!. and Aaron Wolf, OF Akron. were admitted
Ito the bar by the Supreme Court, on We'd
nesday. Otis G. Smith, Of London, was
also admitted. on Thursdsy. nc ~ - =
eeei1T,Hls s THs. Ts1bBfusE aus AINAs4c FoK s.-We'
"a haveto thank the publishers for copy Of
the Tribuns almanac for 186Ss This Is
V now one OF. the most correct and reliable
/ compendiums of the votes, ot"'the various
! States for State officers. We suppose it
n will be for sale at the various news depots.
IL The STATE ExEcuTIve CoMMrrrEE.--At|
q meeting of the State Central Commic5ee,
+ held at room No. l15 Neil House. on w, We'd :,
) .nesiay eveniagse E. F. Bingham, Thomas 8;
Shepard, W. r., Brown, WssWssWebb and
I Fred. Jaeger were selected as the State Ex.
; ecutiye Committee, resident In Columbus
@y - .Oun PooR.--From all parts Of the coln-
=. ty we learn that there are a great many
0 Door who need assistance. Business is more
Or less depressed; there is but light de- J.
mand for labor; provisions and wearing
!, apparel are held at such prices as to drain
J the pockets Of those more able, and all
,seems to tend as a barrier to these poor un-
= lfortunates.i IdIrRD 54sli :ti q Q ~ ssbigl
Look QUA radical change in, the
:, tenure MORTGAGE has b zen made blythe late
Congressional bankrupt law. 1t, provides
(, that mortgages given within four months
:, before a debtor becomes insolvent, the
5 holder of such mortgages shall be compel
& ed to come in as other CREDITORS The eff
q feet OF this will be to cause greater caution
In accepting mort Cages. sIri,.ssq ari5 lsz1
a.i 3 az wEArHIER-Jewhilli but it was
, cold yesterday. The Thermometer went
-splum toJ Xenia in ;an very few hours. The
z sort of weather we have fiadlately reminds
as Of the eccentric style of thing they are
% reported to have in California, where a.
q miner said his dog had his tail frozen of
and his liver melted out an in q few hours.
: We suppose we can stand 1t but we hate to.
We have the consolation Of knowing that
the Fourth of July will give it sweat
.et1u3iEt y -l------ - s.tNs 4
es1 POLICEMEN ARREsrEDs--Constab Chris.
Bartling on Wednesday night arrested Po-
ltcemen r. Hughes and Chas. Smith, on a
warrant ISSUED by Squire .Gulicks at the in
stance Of Eliza NJ. Long, who charges that
the officers committed an assault and bat
T terry on her. The case Is set for hearing on
b Saturday. We suspect there is "niggerl
aff the woodpile !" in this case, and that
there may be little spite work about the
arrest of the policemen. VIII know Sat-
burday, though. lIe4a 1,ye
II FILED Y YEsTERDAY--The Seven Mile, West
Elkton and Winchester Turnpike Road
company filed its certificate of incorpora-
tion with the Secretary Of State yesterday.
oltisorganized, for the purpose Of building q
turnpike road between the town of Seven
Mile, In Butler county, through the town
OF West Elkton, and to terminate at VIM
chester, Preble county. Capital stock
$4,000. Il Jesse Stubbs,, d. G. Seubbs, Bar
Hxillar Inman, B. w. Randall, John Maddox
and Isaac Taylor are the corporators. 81
DANGERoUs CoUNrERFEIr.-There is now
I'm circulation counterfeit note of the de-
nomination of SO, on the First National
Bank Of iPhiladelphia. 1t was admirably
executed, and none but an expert could
distinguish it from genuine bill. A NUM-
der OF them, we understand, have been
taken by the Bankers in Philadelphia. We
advise our farmers and others, to be care
eful In taking notes of the above issue on
that bank. That is the only plan to insure
ssiety. : s.,alsa,..s5I5 s. Lis ggai
ARRESTS LAST NIGHr.-0mcers Smith,
Hughes and Simpson arrested two negroes
lsatthe corner of Third and North streets-
last night, for countenancing and eneour-
aging boys to steal coal and receiving i;
in their shoe shop. Yesterday they sue
ceeded In stealing nearly all of a load Of
!, ten bushels, and this is but one of numerous
complaints in the neighborhood. They
were taken to the calaboose. and will have
q hearing this morning. aya iH Z :
JANAUscHRK To-NIGHT.-To-night this
great artistic will make her obisaence to 8
Columbus audience in her great rendition
Of Deborah, in which she is said to hav'
no equal in the world. This opportunity
to hear q lady who has reached so high
place among the queens Of tragedy VII
not be neglected by onr citizens, eithe
German or American, we are sure. Tn
sale of tickets at Settlers music store, thi
morning is set for 10 o'clock = sii siisi@
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-A little ne
gro child, whose mother earns a living b!
doing washing and the like day labor, il
5iWorthington, near this city, on Friday las
went out to work, leaving her little ont
in care of an old man, who left her for I
moment or two, and was recalled by tn
Infants screams. Running back into tn
house the old negro saw the child stand
Ing in the middle of the room with it
clothes all ablaze. Though every effor
made to save the ehild's life, 1t fingered Il
agony until Saturday mornings when
died. ssi.5s $3.50 has ssIim u .zi,5t o5
MEETING OF THE STATE ExEcUT1v
CoMM1TrEE.-The State Executive Com
mittee, unanimously appointed by tn
State Central Committee of the Eighth 6
January Democratic Convention, consist
ing of e. F. Bingham, w. p. Brown, T.
shepard, Frederick Jaeger, Willoughb
w. Webb, met in this city, on Thursday
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