Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-19

KxNgIAqg NEWS.
Mrrt ososoardAL TAREn, prepared an
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler,
7 Iseath High street: 953 AEIhliht /.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Is. 1893.
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wThe City Council meets Tonight
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z q rEFrank Ieslie's Magazine is receive e
at Andrews & Hull's. s':f oi..lst ~ q: =
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w a substantial horse rack Is Dein
put up in front Of the Court House.
81 ..lsg- Col Sam Pike. Sergeant at Arms
'iz the House, was in the city yesterdaya.s
Ia .s@ Some hasty youths we're out sleigh
Il ~ riding on the Nicolson last night. Ther
was about the one -biilionth part OF an inc
of snow on the street. s1ssa 3 siFiua 2
.w To quit advertising IN dull times
Z like tearing out dam because the waeer
= low. Either plan will prevent good time
4 from ever coming. siii5ssszA - = u
rTThankssiyihg day next THURSDAY
e A. lares nice, TAT turkey, with the donor
compiinents, would meet a hearty ane
prompt scknowledg gment-
w There were but two galoots before
the Mayor Yesterday Aionzo Garner anc
a John Gillespie, both drunk . They were
i, fined s5 each, GilIespie paid. Garner Gar
hammereth.' 7sat - 5pssss1's 7sFsn
,I The case of the United States agains
II. N. Cock former paymaster in tn,
4 army, is being argued In the y, s. Circuit
Z Court, at Cincinnati. Some of our citizens
v believe, remember this Cook. H.,
DuLE-The magistrates report business
in their line extremely dull. The times
= are too hard for people to indulge in The
luxury Of lawsuits, 50 justice clutches at
an empty scale iLa L.nHIIA
bao couRr or CoNMos PEEAs. - There was
nothing done. by the Court of, Common
Pleas yesterday except to call the docket.
No new assignment OF cases was made.
Thejary. will meet this morning, and the
trial Of cases be commenced.
NEw STATE SEAL-The new Seal ordered
by the Legislature last winter for the State
Sot Ohio, was. on Yesterday received py @ sne
Secretary of State and supreme Court. sIt
Is b great Improvement We thinks on the
seal before in use. The absurd motto
emporium in Imperio" is removed, and
the sssl much bsautiasd.
LIPPENcorT's MAGAzINE.-The December
numberof this, yaluable monthly,is on our
Abie. It's papers are more than ordinarily
full of interest and attractiveness. We
consider it among the best of American
publications. Fitted with vigor and great
care, 1t deserves = reading in every family
In the land.
N FIIILKlp, YEsrEaDAY.-The Certificate OF
incorporation the scioto Building As
sociation of CIrcleville, Ohio. was filed
s. with the Secretary Of State yesterday Il
is organized forthe purpose of construct
ing and maintaining buildings. Principal
ofieefin Gitcleville. Capital stock s50,0O0,
In In shares OF $25 each. Nathan z Brad !
ford, Batteal 81. Moore, Samuel W; Court
right, Wm, B. Marfeld, John, A. Sutz and
A. Williams. corporators. ec-eg;,issV 4
"a :. How They orrir,4People IN some Of
the TO wnships of this State all go the same
way like flock of Sheep Marion town
ship, Mercer county, cast 3S7 votes for
Seymour. and NOT one for Grant s. Blue.
Greek township, Paulding county, cast 70
votes for Grant, none for Seymour; jack
son township. Auglaize county. gives Sey-
mour z449 yotes and Grant 6. Last year
ttiis same townshi ipi gave Hayes lone vote,
showing Republican gain OF 500 per cent.
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office yesterday: -
John C. PIatten and wife and. Luke d.
Patten to Peter Palmer, December Sd,
1855, lots Nos. 1l3 and 115 and lot known
rs Masonic lot in the village of Leekburne
for 81 O00b sAssHlaiS5 ,iMgIM 9kllhs
Rebecca Miller tt, Isaac N. Case, Sept.
10th. quitclaim to 100 acres of land in Per
II sownshin for ss7kla s1OsET I A0
The AGRICULTURAL zCoLLEGE.--Messrs.
Sherwfn. Cannon and Woodworth, of the
Agricultural College committee, are at the
Neil House. Fhe- committee visited Woos-
t.r to-day, and propose holding meeting
here tomorrow to examine various pro-
posais made for the location of the college.
Proposals have been received from wv or
thinston WhiteISulphur Springs Newark,
Granville, dUurbana LondonG Oxford and
wooster. esAoIHo Z .-LQgAKALa
fTHE FIRST sSNow.-Yesterdays dweswere
visited by the first snow Of the season. 1t
came as q reminder that summer, and its
pleasures had gone 1t came to remind us
that the pleasures as we'll astlie privations
Of winter would soon be here. This ehar-
binqer Of the coming winter caused differ
ept emotions in different breasts. While it
wakened in mahyfa heart merry anticipa-
tions of winter sports andd pastimes, it
walked up gloomy apprehensionsl of eomi
ing W ant in other hearts. zo.1stet ttss ?
vOh.le us help one another. sis.i' iisi a5SaS
zaAndlet ms help each other to prepare for
the winter.
The FEsTIvirIEs OF WINTER. - While
the cold, dismal day Of winter are regard
ed asaprecursorslo of misery (which, in tact,
they are to great extent-they bring
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