Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

to practice VINO nave no dipiohos' soeo
into effect October 1st. Come, show your
authority for writing death warrants In
gLatin.E SEE atz IL. .-.aZE roR sr,A
wWe hear that the French teacher,
sOCharIouis, whoievanted from this city leav-
ing snndryI persons minus, has taken the
war path, with the police after htmTon q
2 lcharge of counterfeitipginlRiS 9glstI
rw The Licking County Agricultural
Society holds its twenty-first annual iair
on Tuesday "Wednesday. THURSDAY ana
Friday, October 9th, 7th, Sth and 9th.' :
Thanks for compiime -
NOTARY PuBL1c Morton =.
Brazee WIS on yesterday re-appointeo q
Notary Public for Franklin county, Dy TIE
Governor. =
uo5A 5AaRRIcufL1rruRAL RIc ,MEETING There win be
n meeting of the county Board OF Agri-
culture, at the, office of Judge P4sh' 'on
Saturday m0rniny mi !, g Sept, 2sthi afn g. /,
H9ITRANsrERED Y There was
but one deed lett for record Yesterday that
of Adlebert w, Graham, administrator to
Michael Mears, Sept. 22d, lot No. Of
Thos. A. Jones subdivision OF lots Nos z
= and g. of Jacob StickIers addition to the
City OF Columbus, for s1eO5. sllesZ ROB
SERIOUS ACcIpENT.-We are Informed
that last night as J. J. Rickley, the banker,
was on his way home in North Columbus,
8 he was thrown from his buggy Hopprslte
{, the residence of Mr.. Short, and SO injured
that his recovery is despaired Of He suf-
fered, we are told, a compound fracture or
the hip. We sincerely hope our inform 4
tion of the precarionsnesss OF bis situation
may prove incorreet.W Ss.sy e ssvasI
CHARGED WITH LARCENYAThat irre-
pressible Italian Antoni Chappa, who is
never at peace except he is at war, had
,asw Warrant issued against Maria Sella, charg-
2 ing her with stealing sos from him, the
." said Chappa. Constable w E. Horn made
the arrest on Tuesday, and took the woman
before Squire Meeker, where she gave bail
e III the sum Of $500 tor her appearance at
,Io'clock yesterday afternoon. The hear
ing was then continned.hL
New ,THISG In THE GERMAN.---A new
figure in ''the German" has been invented
at watering place in Bohemia. The lady
is. seated in the midd of the circle and
small cakes are given to three or four gem
tlemen, the one who succeeds. in eating the
cake quickest having the honor of her hand
for the. dance. The last Of the Wallensteins
3 almost choked himself the other day, TO Sc
cure the hand of an American belle. 2l.o,
K = TAssAULT-PsAcE WARRANT.-John Mill
= way was arrested on Tuesday and taken
= b fore Squire Meeker on a charge OF eem'
u mitting an assault on the person of a man
+ named Dowdall, living on Henry Mttler's
z farm, where Milway also worked The
Squire assessed a fine OF $40 on the offend
er, which, was paid. He was immediately
arrested on a peace warrant, sworn out by
y y Dowdall, and gave bond in the SUN Of $500
to keep the peace for one year.i5sFvis la
! - 5zsit ..zz,------7 M -.. s
g The RACES To-DAY.--Our sporting men
are considerably excited over the races te
come off over Oientangy Park course this
afternoon, and public opinion is pretty
divided as. to- which will be win
ner in the running race. AS to who viii
take the skates in trotting match we hav'
, = our own opinion as We suppose every, on
else has There will be fine sport ofere'
and it isexpected there will be larg
crowd out to witness it.
b" THHEArRIc Att will be seen by the ad
vertisement in-this mornings paper tina
~ we are at last to have. q theratical season
R. j. Miles and troupe. from the Nationa
2 theatre, Cincinnati, with g. w. Couldock
viii open the Opera Honse on next Mon
day evening for short season. Mr.. Coul
f. dock is a great favorite here, and this, wit
the long fast from good theatricals our pec
: ple have endured, renders it safe to sa
that Mr.. Miles will find the venture prof
"a liable one.,. r 4 os:- sgs-sd "a ~ = esi ?
= "A NEW Temple OF HoNoR--Q Quite q del
epation of the members of the Temple c
y Honor os this city, on Tuesday went t
: REYNOLDS where they instituted neN
~ Temple. : 1t was very enjoyable occasion
10 and those who attended speak in, the hi ghes
s.. terms oarrn = of their treatment by their Rey
y noldsburg friends. The following is th
,5:s list of officers elected:T 4 -. - =,
Charles S. West, w. G. T.; VIM. No
WV. r.; T. T. Smith, P. W. c. T.; Wn
Howard, w. Re-; C. j. .eHutson, w. A. R;
q N. N, Mason, w. i. B.; N. Woodrun; "
T.; D, w. Green, w. u; J. Long, w. 1
-1dU.i; John Wills, W. G..,S =. @. Grubbs,' "
S "A. T.. Graham, w! CHAPLAIN I
PUBIC Schools OF COLUMBUS The fol
al lowing is the weekly report of the Colum
q. bus; Public Schools for the week endin
4 september 1s, 1868, reported exclusivel
4 4 for the Journal it being supposed tbs
"a Democrats do not send their children t
.f the Public Schools, nor pay the taxes, an
have. therefore, no interest in the matter
bas s.Nl,m berof pupils enrolled, $50; ave
age daily attendance, 3,346c, average dai
absence, 1850 ), per cent, OF daliy atten,
ance, 93: number of cases OF truancy, ~
number Of cases of tardiness, 2So' cases
~ corporal punishment 27p ~ ~ 1o,i J
w. MITCHELL, Superlheehuehs'
D q FoREPAuGH's MENAGERIE, AND CIRcUs'
ios The finest display of animals and the of
circus ever in this city is that OF Fol
s'- paugh, wtich delighted our citizens y
terday. The animals are the best OF th'
4kihd and of rare varieties! We doubt
eVer,a handsomer pair OF tigers was exhi
ited than those in this menagerie. Our cl
zens showed their appreciation OF the nj
merit ofshe show bylturning out almost
e ,,asss and filing, the immense canvas
comfortably tullo We can commend
oxhibition to our brethren Of the press