Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30


cefe condolelice for the great loss they
have sustained, and that copy also be 1ur-
hished the papers OF this city. ruf ri i. !.
Resolued, That the; Auditor of this coun-
ty be r, quested to spread these resolutions
upon the minutes OF the County -Commis-
isiOners. es tsiIls+ s.u.- -i-sF sihu..! flals
aiasf .ssz. =, JOHN G., EDWARDS, Cn'n.
A. G. KING, Sec'y. g -, s1 i.s,.' ,.,'
PRESENTATION TO JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Ion Saturday evening a number OF prom
Iinent citizens, friends of John G.. Thornp.
son, Esq, called at the residence of that
gentleman with present in the shape of
the New American Encyclopedia, in twen-
lty-three volumes; bound in Morocco An
itique, ordered by George, w. Gleason,
4 Iexpressly for this occasion. These
yolumes form most magnificent present,
Hand aside from their money value, such a
lone as Mr.. Thompson 9ohas reason to be
proud of. f',i1 5,bs s!s,,eh ...is@ ~ o.
!. Mr.. Thompson had been kept in prol
found Ignorance of the whole matter, in
fact was at his store when the party ar.
rived at his residence. He was sent for,
land, on entering, was addressed by Judge
Thurman, as follows a.i ,45.. -9''s5.9 ;5,i
I Mfr. tn 3nspson: Isihave been commits
stoned by number of your friends to pre-
/ sent yon the work that lies before us, and
4 to ask your acceptance of its Were you a
public man. having Offices ana patronage
TO bestpw, the suspicious might surmise
that there was; some -sordid motive or
preneness to 'f1attery In this presentation.
! But you are but private man, and all can
understand that, this is gift by friends to
| a friend "a mark OF personal esteem and
good wille The donors have known you
long and well; they have known you as.
public officer, an enterprising business
man, and one of their own social circle. In
all these relations they have ever 7found
yeu upright, faithful, amiable and polite.
They desire to place in your household a
\ memento of their esteem and friendship,
and torthis purpose have chosena gift,
not meant for <ostentation, but one whose
use will frequently remind you cf them.
and, at the same time afford pleasure and
instruction to yourself. Accept it, and
with it accept also their best wishes for
your confined prosperity and happiness.
Mr.. Thompson was, to use common ex-
preston, .struck all of a heap" but man.
aged. while showing considerable nervous
ness, to reply!
Judge Thurman and Geatlemen Your
| kindness, as unexpected as tits undeserved,
frame my tongue to speak the words OF
| thanks my heart is teeming with.A For the
autifuls present you tender me i return
my heartiest thanks; but how shall make
acknowledgment OF the words of respect
aud compliment, which you, gentlemen,
through your spokesman,s Judge Thurman,
have been pleased to utter. To have won
the regard and confidence of those who
see around me, is to have achieved the high-
est goal of human ambtion.EI cannot
realize that i have done this. i ;eaur only
regret Lam not more. worthy the honor you
have done me- Permit me, again, to thapk
you. irl,} ia diT i.sH aea e. .. .7'faHs
The occasion was most, happy one. aud
the present worthy the donors and the r.
cipient. Each volume bears this fnsc rip
tion New American Cyclopedia. These
volumes sipresented to John c. Thompson,
E.q by few of his personal friends 10
theeity of Columbus. as a small token o
their esteem and regard for him as warm
hearted friend and a genial gentleman
November Is. 1861 sot 5Iis5a sac aS:l T. 4
TRANsFERREp SATuRDAY--The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office Saturday:
Frank Doherty and wife to Fred Fornof.
Oct. 9Th. part of inlot No. 20 in the city of
Columbus, for $4,000. i@.i ~ .t,..-. s4 IN = -
JohnAispach and wife to Amos Alspach.
Aug. 22d. 80. acres OF land in Madison tp.,
for $4,000. si ..... rs ;. 90 - -
- O. F. Jaeger and wife to Geo. Whitman,
June 21st, 1866, part OF inlot No. 81 in c. f.
Jaeger's addition to the city OF Columbus
for 5000. NOV -.1.a1
William F. Armprester and wife to Chas.
Brow o, -Dec.1s;h, 1861, ,inlotl No. 80, in
\ Dixon's addition to thetown of Winches-
ter, for $2lO. -, ,,,.---.-.
C..FsJaeger to Benedict Ept, May 18th,
inlot No. LOG in c. F. Jaeger's addition to
1.-THE city of Columbus, for $500. p .lrfl"
B. Eptsto Charles Kuuzi. Nov. 9th, in
lot No. JOG inc F. Jaeger's addition to the
city OF Columbus, for $500.
| c. F. Jaeger to Christian; Keintz. jr Nov,
24th, inlot No. 125 in c. F.. .Jaeger's 'addi-
tion to the city of Columbus, for $3.50.
Henry Ringshausen and wife to Freder-i
lex Ringshausen, Nov. 26th, part of lot No.
4stof Samuel Parsons addition to the city
of Columbus, for 800. 'a ~ -a''''zL- ~ !
Vincent Carroll Harrison Hommon,
Nov. 21st, inlot No. 143 in the town of Hill
lizard, for $l22 5O::s rl,+ 9efi-i..-" q ,
INDICTMENTS FouND.-As we have be-
fore stated the Grand Jury found thirty
leightstrue bills at its last session. They are
as follows: Nv H Hanna, seduction; Peter
| Wolf and Oliver -Clensman, assault and
q L..