Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-26

,, Barometer. Thermometer.
I'M. ......::....:..: ssss ssss 9
-ep. a.....-..Hsw s'ss 'Hsa
Sun Rises. "a Sun sets......... ~
rW- The value of the real estate transfer
red yesterday foots up to s44,7S1.
t- Andrews & Hull have Harper's Ba-
gar for June 9th. An excellent NUMBER.
R- Prophets are called augers, we sup
pose, because they are such intoieiaoie
6ores.
KY The Court of Common Pleas, occu-
MED itself Yesterday in calling the motion
docket.
Green peas have made their appear
,nce in our market. One dollar per peck
Is not an exhorbitant price for chem. But
we don't banker after them at the price.
WThe deed of sale of the Constans prop
erty on South High street, was left at the
Recorders Office, yesterday. 1t was SOLD
on the 18th inst. to WIN. Monypenny for
$4,000.
BOARD OF EoUALlzATIoN.-The county
Commissioners, sitting as county BOARD
of Equalization, will meet at the Auditor s
office on Wednesday next.
TURNED OvER.-A buggy standing In
front of the Postoffice was cleverlY turned
upside down yesterday afternoon, by a
passing team locking wheels with it,
Nobody hurt.
BASE BALL.-The Railroad Base Ball
Club will meet on their grounds, for prac-
tice, this afternoon at two o'clock. There
will be business meeting of the club at
the Exchange Hotel at eight o'clock 2. M.
OuseA SpEIL.-The Grover German
Opera Troupe advertised to appear at the
Opera House last evening, failed to put in
an appearance. 1t is rumored that the
troupe has broken up in o row somewhere.
However that may be it mas not respected
its engagement here or at Cleveland.
SOMETHING NEw.-The latest thing out
is canvas boot, offered by Walkup d
Ury, called the HBlack Crook" for gentle
mems wear. 1t is a little longer than a
gaiter and is far more neat and comforta-
BILE. It will be one of the most popular ar
ticles of foot wear ever brought to Column
bus.
THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.-As the day for
the great prize fight, Wednesday, 21th inst,
draws near, the excitement increases, and
betting on the "mill" is getting to be pref
ty lively on every hand. McCoole is gen.
orally the favorite, though Coburn has ma
ny friends who are stalking on him heavily.
The battle will be fought in Indiana, some-
where on the line of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad, we are told.
WAS IT?-The Columbus correspondent
of the Cincinnati Chronicle says the Grant
ratification meeting in this city on Satur-
day night was great success. Was it?
II the RAIDS. consider an audience of about
forty persons hid away in garret, and the
buying of $40 worth of fireworks "a sue
cess and are satisfied with it, we ought to
be satisfied. Here's hoping they may meet
with many such successes.
The NuRsERY.-This charming little
Magazine for June has been received. 1t
is one of the best mediums for conveying
information to the youngest readers we
know of. Miss Seaverns deserves the
thanks of every parent in the land for the
attractive garb in which she presents
learning to the little people. Price s1.5O
per AMMAN. Address John l.. Shorey, No.
IL Washington street, Boston.
Observation-Disclosures Powers and Billy
Burke, arrested on charge of highway
robbery, preferred against them some
three or four days ago, were discharged
by the Mayor yesterday afternoon, the
prosecuting witness falling to appear.
There can be no doubt but that the prose-
cutting witness did not know what he was
swearing to when he made the affidavit.
The men charged, it is believed, are entire
ly innocent of the alleged crime.
FILED YEsTERDAY.-The certificate of in
corporation of the Cane Cleaner Manufac-
turing Company, of Marietta, Ohio, organ
lied for the purpose OF manufacturing and
selling the cane cleaner under the patent
of Samuel Bean. Principal office in Mari
eta. Capital stock $1,000, with the priv
ilege of increasing it to $4,000. Joseph 81.
Bean, Henry BAIL, Alexander F. Ward,
George L. Camp, John w L. Brown, Leroy
S. Brown, John L. Miller, George w. Rich
ards, w. M. Brown and Samuel Bean are
the corporators.
GENERAL AsSEMBLIEs.-The General AS
sembles Of the Presbyterian Church, are
.,,x,, &, ,aseyov tho Old School of Alhanv |
New York, the New School at Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, and the Southern Presbyte-
rian at Baltimore, Md. These bodies con-
vened on Thursday, May 2lst. The subject
of the reunion of the Old and of the New
School will form a prominent subject in
the debates of the respective organizations.
The Presbyterian assembly at Baltimore
consists of about 100 delegates from the
Southern States. o..
The WEATHER.-We are compelled to go
to press this morning without an article on
the weather. Our weather editor caught
so severe cold on Sunday night, while
endeavoring to show young lady the man
in the moon, as to render him unit for the
active duties of life. That is to say, we
guess it was cod. They were both gazing
heavenward, and by some means as the
lady's bonnet resumed the vertical, their
noses met, and sound was heard similar
to that made in pulling mules foot out of
the mud. We guess it was cold.
THAYER & MOVES CIRcUs.-Dr. James
L. Thayer, for many years one OF the most
noted and successful and gentlemanly jes-