Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10

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MrTEoRoLooIcAL TARLE, prepared and
corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler' 8
South High street:
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seEHon. VIM. Mungen has our thanks
for Congressional favors. - saf
~ Members Of Grant Clubs are now
called marshall Browne Slnt's Pups"
utNary saloot before the Mayor on
Saturday. The effect of the great freeze.
r. Tomorrow is the day set for voting
ON the proposition TO build water works.
r. when is lady s dress like a chair ?
When it's sat In. One more towr ship to
come In. sA -
tEEach days length during the ensu-
ing week. will be ten hours aud 'fiity-fve
minutes. 4 81 sssi,ss' (; ai ssbzss
az Though most fashionable ladies are
surrounded in part by steel, very few of
them look hard IN consequence.
= We have received the first number
Of new comic weekly. published In New
York, and called The Mdapie. It's good
one. s...,s
~ The Cleveland locals are having
bully times. g Two poisoning cases and
diamond robbery in week looks like
business.
n.WE are rather particular with whom
we associate when In Columbus. "-zdnes-
vile Times. sisfs aif7tse 90
8 Yes; you pick your company as the fel-
low did who had the fine-tooth comb.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-There were l3
marriage licenses issued by the Probate
Court, during the week ending February
sth, as follows: Monday.2; Tuesday, =.
wednesday, 8; Thursday, s.; Friday, Il
Saturday, g..
MAsouERADE BALL. Those of our read
ers who are fond of dancing will bear in
mind the grand masquerade to be given on
st. Valentines night, Friday esening. Feb.
l4th, by ALI. M. Jelleff, whose balls are al |
ways popular
DEFrNrrE.-The Journal of Saturday an
nounces that the Delaware county Radicals |
will hold their convention at 2 o'clock P.
n. in February. The meeting, we suppose
will be held at No. %, and members are re-
ouested to ascertain at what hour the IL
o'clock train goes out.
An ANTrDorE.-It is said that poison OF
any conceivable description and degree of
potency, which has been swallowed inter-
nally or by accident, may be rendered in
stantly harmless by swallowing two giils
Of sweet oil. Will some one have the kind |
ness to test this remedy and let us know
the result?
HABEAs CoRPUs.-Cyrus A. Dague, who |
was found guilty of disturbing religious
assembly at Franklin Chapel, Blendon
township, fined in the sum of Sc and costs, |
and In default committed to the county
jail, was on Saturday taken before Judge /
Pugh on writ of habeas corpus and dis
charged from arrest because Of the insufi- |
cheney of the mitimus.
EM1aRANr AGENTS REPoRr.-To G. H. /
Campeu, the attentive Emigrant Agent at
this point, we are indebted for the follow
ing, showing the number of emigrants ar
irving here during the week ending sSatur-
day, Feb 9Th, and their several points of
destination. viz: Ohio, Al; Missouri. SO; Illi-
nois, 6E Kentucky. %; Indiana, 26; Ten
uessee, Il; Wisconsin, 81; Louisiana, 10.
Total 291. -ss-- : : : =
The REBELLIoN REcoRD.-Wea are In re-
ceipt Of Part Xxx Of the Rebellion Rec
ord, published in New York by D. Van
Nostrand. 1872 Broadway. We have SO
often called attention to the great merits
Of this work that we feel we have about
exhausted the entire vocabulary of praise.
If you would have the history Of the war,
:. the bayonet traced" subscribe for it.
TowNsH1p TRusTEEs' MEETING-At
meeting of the Township Trustees held
saturday, Feb. 9Th, the following bills were
allowed: Koerner & Streng, pauper pur-
poses, $4a; w. h. Gaver. burying paupers,
$50; c. & I.C. railroad, transportation OF
paupers, $3.50; Adam Heintz, pauper pur-
poses, $64, Thos. Bergen, pauper pur-
poses, $21; John Duffy, pauper purposes,
91lS.
County INFIRMARY.-The distress occa-
stoned everywhere by the dullness of the
times and the almost unparalleled scarcity
of employment, is evidenced by the con-
tinued increase in the number OF persons
admitted to the County Infirmary. To the
date of our last report there were 1876 per-
sons there. During the lastsweek % were
received, one was born, and 13 discharged,
9 leaving 2O6 paupers there up to last Satur-
day. xaes es
EcLIPsEs.-There will be no eclipse ofthe
moon this year, but there will be two OF the
sun and one OF the Radical party. Thelat-
ter will be visible in all portions of the
Cnited States, including the five "miiitary
<ytatr;cfa ,, formarlv known as the Southern