Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-03


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10EA1 NEWS
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METHoRoIoarcAL TABLE, prepared An
corrected by w. >. savage 'eweler'
,l'7- a : SslA ~ MONDAY. March :. 1858.
O',leek- Barometer. Thsrmomsfs
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HM HIM
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aD8 PENDLkTUN CLUB.
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evmaa. viii address the members of tn
PendletonI Cmbat
Thurman HALL. ON Thgrsday even
at 71x o'clock. Insview of the threatenin
aspect Of affairs at Washington, 1t is hope
there win be very general turn out at Tn
meeting.
Executive Committee.
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"a ANDREWS q nun nave mar Per DAM
'or Match is'n. -..-.-..------
Inc .raius "ero hea,y an ooA'''''
time yesteroay' because Oh sue s''o"'
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ose' 40, =. - a.s,.., .s.s...d.u
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2 20 = -. :, s1r,n :
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.~G. w BURGESS. agent of the Japanese
Sroupe' Is III Tue Guy iiu, ''Y' 60, o. ~
EReal estate transactions are quite
dull At present. owing mainly to the scar
citv of money. i.i
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in demand now. as meat is measureably
discarded by many families during Lent.
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Accoruins - '.o .So., . ..a.n,s "a
we are 10 nave hiuo lno'e '"o" 80
nie.n 9 fsssiE = gzasl; rziSeg.
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"a ine coio .weasner' SUI" A"u ~. : :
winds OF yesterday kept ene laules wieu'.
doors. very rev ven'ureu u. ous s's''''s "
snopp'ns. --sss--.-
The state OF affairs presented US yes
terday by the clerk OF the weather took
ground hog stock up above par. Y. n. Is
no fool on weather matters.
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nav oee'> 1c'.s.S 10, - .,aht ond thot no
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ssse.1s' 80 .,.,oa,, ~ . isss 80 .vsn;na possan-
lnk'ou % on 2 = sasA .a1S Sos.s s.ar,
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PRAYINa FOR A CHANGE.-Scores of win
ter disgusted individuals are earnestly
praying snas marcn' "nion nau 'n'oeu
'cone III HAe q i'o", '"'y 20. 11 ''
as gentle ana peacelu' as ialnD'
u6s aasrssops, MrrrrNa-We learn
.hst.rr.nu.ments have been made through
C.n..;n r Hooues Assessor of this Dis
t-,ot -, hold tho meeting of limited States
Ia
: .sa.so-s e. Roon, No q state House. at II
O'Clock to-day.
RE-BELL-Ious.--After several weeks of
Quiet, sleiehs came out again yesterday af-
ternoon. making the street musical with
the merry Jingle of bells, and the laugh
ter of fair damsels. After being so long
deprived of sligh riding, it don't take many
inches of snow to set our people on run
ners, and to get up re- c-bell-ion. No cards.
IT, c.v.r P.prp w.1rnousr.-Tbe
.+..n,;on 81 pr;ntor. and Publishers "a
!; .o..., - +ha .dvart;eement ot Messr..
-. D., 3, ~ ,,,ho,aeo,e rov,er
.-N,.s..sst...- a., n,,.r l,.., reta ,t,v
s..u H. 90 80. opd hooL no.
~ a w. a.. nan.rs oard. enve,ones
po.s, o.. - a.
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The REAsoN.-One reason why the places
croved. il that we are now in the peniten-
tial season Of Lent. during which consid-
.rahle nort;on of orr population-members
ot the Roman and English Churcbes-do
NOT VISIT tbeaters. concerts. parties. or
other nlaces of worldly recreation.
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THEATER.-Therc was fair house at
the theater last night to witness the rep
as Nancy Sykes, fully sustained her pre-
vious reputation as first class actress.
Tonight the last sensational play of No
body's Child will be presented. 1t is full
Of startling situations and interest. 1t
should fill the house. = I'll