Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-09

LO0AtodNEWS.
GMrrsosoroe1clp sTAatl, prepared an
corrected by w.cI Savage, Jeweler,
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W We had a pretty severe storm
wind and SNOW yesterday afternoon- io-
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w To-day is: the anniversary oil Tn
6ombardment of Fort Sumter IN 1883. ~
eEThe market yesrerday-asa a marke
was a failure. Cause. the bad weather.
wThe Thursday before Christmas viii
be ninety per ceut. day In our publit
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aeT The PROBABILITIES are that the Skating
Rink will be opened for business on Thurs
day evening. Balfy.aa 20 i's 'La.-i p, = e
s.tE About 8 O'clock yesterday morn
fup the thermometer fell to sfreeEo, an<
staid In! that tneighborhood all day. a.
.~ All Burnett, the American, ane
James Taylor, the English hamorist, ap-
pear at the Opera House next Monday ane
Tuesday. +sa a5s & g. ;gsi.'i ss r. !. {. ,.5 S.,
.CoLLrpED.-A horse attached to q buggy
collieed with ceal wagon at the corner
of Gay and High streets yesterday. The
animal was thrown down by the force o.
the shock and scratched slightly. 1iss-9
sCouNrY CoMMIssroNERs' MEETSNG.-T The
regular session of the County -Commis-
sioners was. held yesterday The reports
OF viewers and surveyor on various roads
Sc were read q second time. These viii
receive third reading to-day. :, :, sses,sa 9sS
Social BALL.-The Columbus Lyceum
Association give q grand social ball al
their hall, Dsshler, Building, corner High
and Town street, on Thursday evening. A
limited number OF tickets are issued, and
can be only purchased Of members. a hne
time Is anticipated. ,d5-ssEA E2
County Observation-Disclosures the week
ending Saturday, December 9Th, there
were nine paupers received at the County
Infirmary and ten discharged. There are
now I75 persons there. During the past
week fifry-one loads OF coal and wood were
distributed to the outside poor.
;TaassFERREDs Z YssrkRDAYs x 1.-The cold and.
stormy weather of yesterday seems to have
put stop to real estate operations. There
was but one deed left for record yesterday. :.
g. F. Jaeger to Emil SeIbach, Dec. T7th,
inlots Nos. 141 and ,l4a in G. F. Jaeger's
addition to the city Of Columbus, for sl,s0O.
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Coukr No. a. Juuge Green, in Court
Room Mo-. q. yesterday, was engaged in
hearing the trial Of Josiah Anderson
charged with burglary in entering the sta
bic OF Alonzo Patterson and stealing there
from lot of, harness. The offence was
it will be remembered, last
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OLE BUNS CoNcERT. Our readers will
the great musical treat offered
them Tonight in, the concert of the great
Ole Bull, assisted by several first class
artists Weshail expect to see the Opera
Horfse filled, for in addition to inc excel
lence of the performance, the house will be-
most comfortable. 5 sa5l isI - iil5s qel
0H1o FLAGS TO CHIe AGO. "A large mum num-
Der of the flags of Ohio regiments deposited
In the State House, will be sent on Wednes-
day next to grace the reunion Of the ar
mics of the Ohio, Tennessee, Cumberland
and Georgia at Chicago. They will be
sent under charge Of the Superintendent
of the State House. ,esi lC.sisya.J q q eg'is
VAGGED.-Charles Wise is either too
wise or too lazy to work. He is one Of
those who senaeavor to- shirk the course
that compels man to get his bread by the
sweat Of his brow. He prefers to get it.
by crampiug little things thateareless peo-
pie leave in the way of persons of his
class. gProwling round in the byways of
the city be was captured as ayagrant. The
Mayor sent him to the stone pile in default
Of S5 and costs.
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SPLENDID WINES AND. LIQUORS. - We
have had the opportunity in our day of
sampling some first rate liq uors, but never
better than those imported and
for uszle BY our friend Emil Ambos, No.
242 East Friend street. They are entirely
free from adalteratioa, and for medicinal or
general use cannot be excelled by any
house in the city. MF. Ambos also i'm
ports Swiss and Limberg cheese, of su-d
perior quality Dealers will do well to call
at this great liquor house. si1Ahnl3EL2 q
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HoRTIcULTURAL MEETING The annual
meeting of the State horticultural Society
will beneld To-day and tomorrow in Am
bos Hall, commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ.
The annual address ny President warder
will be delivered this afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
aftey which will be q report and discussion
on the orchard crops Of Ohio, and causes
OF their deterioration or failure. The put
lie are invited to attend all the sessions of
the meeting. 1t may be number of years
before the Society will again meet in this
city :. .aiiIza5 .se@ .aab'd ,-7stsi = {
SUDDEN DAATH.-Ay young man of about
25 years of age, named James Cullen, who
worked at the Cleveland freight house,
died very suddenly of apoplexy on Tues