Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-11

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, prepared An
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweler,
South High street:
gTEFsTsT SATURDAY. May o. 1858.
c,.lock. Barore etsr. Therm"mete
..a......::. IN; Is IS IS & &
m, R;,,.... 4 4s SUN sets....... z OF
w days length this week is fourtee
hours and nineteen minutes.
N- Some of those who profess
know, predict heavy caterpiller crop til
year. ors-r sr4
w Ephraim johnson, an Abyssinia
moke, paid the Mayor fine of So for bein
disorderly on Saturday.
tw There was ice formed as thick as a
ordinary pane of glass, on Friday nights
The frost caused no perceivable injury
fruit.
GRAND FENIAN BALL.-The O'Neil Circl
of the Fenian Brotherhood will give ba
at Ambos Hall, on Thursday evening mex
Admission for ladies and gentlemen, 81.
CHANNE OF TIME.-The attention of tray
elers is particularly directed to the chang
various trains to and from this city, as re
ported in the railroad time table on th
fourth page of this mornings STATESMAN
SWEEPING THE NIcoLsoN.-The sweep
ing of High Street was commenced yester
day morning early. That portion OF tn
Nicolson between the depot and Broa
Street looked like parlor in the forenoon
Suppose the other portion of the Street wa
attended to before daylight this morning
WENT DowN-Bridget Nolen. charged
with stealing bacon from j. NJ. Koerner I
Brother, had q hearing before the Mayo
on Saturday. 1t resulted in her being sen
to Castle EarhaIt for thirty days. He
husband, Patrick Nolan, for being an &C
cessory to the larceny, was sent to tn
chain gang to work out
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Franklin
Court of Common Pleas, Joseph Olds
Judge, will commence on the crimina
docket this morning. The first case to b'
tried it that of the negro Harris, charged
with the murder of John Long, on Broao
street, last November. This case viii
probably be commenced on ato-day. s
COUNTY dINFIRMARY.-During the two
weeks ending last Saturday, there have
been 36 paupers discharged from the Coun'
ty Infirmary, and IA received into thai
institution. There are now III persons
there, considerable reduction since las
winter, but still comfortably large fam'
lily. go
No JoKE.-The London. Punch says. $40
dide of Potassium" That is mere tnuen'
tion; as we'll as the assertion often pub
Hshed under the caption, "Io-dide OF lror
and Sarsaparilla." There is no truth ir
any of the reports. Io-dide OF nothing
We have it from reliable gentleman, thai
he saw Iodine at Huston & Gardner
yesterday.
EM1eRANr AGENTS REPoRT.-From the
ever attentive Emigrent Agent G. FL. Cam
pen, ESQ.,, we learn that 6l6 Emigrant'
have reached this point during the week
ending Saturday, May o. They will locate
as follows: Ohio, 81; Missouri, 1S4; Illinois
ll3; Indiana, AZ; Kentucky, 81; Tennessee
26; Wisconsin, 63; Minnesota, 36; Iowa, ~
Michigan, 81. Total GIG.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-There were Du
five marriage licenses issued by the Pro
bate Court during the week ending May
9th, as follows: Monday 1, Tuesday l
Wednesday l, Saturday 2. There has no
been SO little excitement in the matrimo
nial market for years. What's tie matter
Is the price of provisions and dry goods Sc
high. that the young men fear to take TIT
fearful and responsible step?
FILED SATURDAY.-The Building ant
Saving Association of Middletown, Ohio
filed its certificate of Incorporation will
the Secretary of State Saturday. 1t is or
ganized for the purpose of raising fund
to be loaned among its members to ali
them in procuring real estate. Principa
office in Middletown. Capital stock $4O0,
600, in shares of $500 each. VIM. Sebald
Frederick Seibert, Nicholas Graf, George
Jacoby, Jacob Schaffer and Charles A
Bapt are the corporators.
NEW wARRANGEMENT.-Bya new arrange
ment. passengers for the East on the Cen
tral Ohio Division of the B. q o. railroad
are now taken through without chang
OF cars. The car containing the easter
bound passengers, is conveyed across tn
Ohio river from Bellaire to Benwood on tn
ferry boat, thus avoiding the climbing u
and down stairs heretofore prevailing
This arrangement, however, will be bu
temporary, as splendid bridge Is bein
built across the Ohio, between the poin'
above named, for the Baltimore q Obi
railroad.
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES GRANTED.-Th
simi-monthly examination of applicant
for certificates to "teach the young idea
shoot" was held on Friday and Saturda
last. The following are the names OF tl
successful ones, and the length of time ft
which certificates were granted: Mar
Young, II months; Mary j. Runkle,
Maggie E. Dennis, 6; Mary E. Davis,
Louisa Barrett, II; Mary E. Adams, 1
Lorena S. Rue, 6; Isabel J. Doren, 6; Ann
Byers, 6; Lewis Young, 6; Alice Evans, q
John W. Lorin, 6; Jennie Williams, 6; Be
Davidson, 6. OF these all are natives +
Ohio save one.
CYPRIANs IN CoURT.-On Saturday Nh
Moore alias Madame Brough, q keeper OF
noted house of ill fame in this city with Il
inmates of her house, were arrested on
warrant sworn out before the Mayor
Mrs. Moore gave bail in the sum of So