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


rs Greatness and goodness. are unfor.
tunately not allied r. Z Il . o T@
R-Our Fashion; Report is on the fourth
p,ge of to-day's paper. u .ssl ir ~
~ The weather yesterday modified
very considerably. After 10 o'clock in the
morning the day was very pleasant.
5rw Remember the matinee at the Opera
House this afternoon f,r ladies and child
rem. Every child will receive present.
w The Old Fellows Companion for
October is on our table. 1t is very inter
esting. 1t contains handsome wood cut Of
the new Odd Fellows Hall. r-rq vnsq
"A BAD SPELL The Tanners monument
drawn in procession last night had a very
bad spell on It. DESTROY is not the usual
way of spelling the word "destroy." But
then, you know, the RAIDS only know how
to spell. Az 3M1T FTEBx
CoNGREG AT1oNAL CHURCH.--The Pastor,
Rev. George w. Phillips, will preach to-
morrow at the usual hours, IL o'clock A.
N. and 71S o'clock p. NJ. The subject Of
the evcning discourse will be 'sThe Provi-
deuce of God in American History All
are cordially invited.
az Democrats, Illuminate your houses
tonight.
EAGRExr SUCcEss.-Whether considered
as to the number of articles exhibited or
amount of money received at the gate, the
County Fair has been most complete sue
cess, and in every point far ahead OF any
County Fair ever held in franklin county.
The receipts have been something over
$3.50 Tor the four days. oct ,s an, =. X
NArURALzED-J. NJ Mattel, native OF
England. john Mitchell, a native of Ire
land, William Evans, a native of Wales,
Richard A. Horner, a native of England,
Earnest F. Frey, a native of Written bergh,
John c.. Ksllo, a native of Scotland, and
Michael Herloltzheimer, native of Bava-
ria. received their final naturalization pa
pers from theoP Probate Court yesterday nj
-ffR- The great Democratic demonstra-
tion of the campaign con es off to-nght.sai
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN SERvIcE.4The First
English Eyg. Lutheran Congregation will
worship, as usnal, g to- morrow (Sunday)
afternoon at o'clock, in the United
Brethren Church on Town street. between
Fourthand Fifth streets. Rev. Prof. NJ. 10y
will, conduct the services for the Pastor,
Rev. Jos. Beck, who IS temporarily absent.
A cordial invitation is extended to all who
feel an interest in the cause of Christ and
the preaching of His Gospel.
BRIBERY.-We are authorized TO state on
authority that cannot be questioned, that
prominent Republican of this city is ac-
lively engaged in the contemplate work.of
buying ups young, inexperienced men to
vote the negro suffrage ticket on Tuesday.
We loath the scoundrel who would resort
tor such means to overpower the popular
voice of the people, and pity the man who
would barter sacred right for filthy lucre,
amd a very small amount at that II the
name of the man who is using his money
thus is required, we can give it, 80
w Let every body be on the streets to-
night to see the great demonstration OF the
men marching to victory. = 55eI - or 20 NJ
.ZCoRsER I.oAFINe. This subject has been
so often alluded to and the habit so fire.
quently .reprehendedI with no. apparent
Success, that it seems almost unnecessary
to bring it again before the offenders. A
large number who thus congregate do it
unthinkingly, with no view of incommo-
ding the public, while few seem to de-
light in putting passers-by to inconye-
nience. Not unfreauently ladies are sub
jectcd to indignity and insult by the less
discreet. Wonldit not be well for all to
abstain from this practice and show an ex-
ample to the inconsiderate "A sgo, s 2if7'i f5;I
vqwoULD our adored Spiyins consider him
self equal to one sixth of Il colored person,
If the fight should commence ?-J oars,dt
Well, yes. We think if we start in
we could prepared corpse of about the di-
Imensions above named, in time for an early
funeral on West Friend street. When the
fight does commence, therefore, let it be un-
darstood that Comfy is our mutton. Well
have sure thing on letting a soul jus
about equal to one-sixth of a nigger's lily
straight to that place where the Radica
patriot, Joe Brown, of Georgia, hoped tt
pack Federal soldiers SO thick that thei
legs would stick out of the windows.
TOMATO MusTARD.-One peck of toma
toes boiled without pairing, until sof
enough to wash through a colander; afte
putting through the colander, put bacl
upon the stove, and add one quart of vine
gar, and salt to the taste; it should be yer.
salty, after boiling. two hours, very fast
(stir occasionally to keep it from sticking;
add half pound of white mustard seed
two tablespoons of twhole) black pepper
two ditto. of .(wholel allspice, one tabl
spoon Of mace, one-half of a garlic, chop
ped very fine, quarter of pound of groun
mustard, and lett boil half an hour longer
when cool, bottle, and seal, issv11t
II A FUNNY SIGHr.-A chap last nigh
,,chock full of ibenzine, had a private torch
light procession Het took up all the lengt
of High street, and scattered himself o
both sides of it, holding aloft bucks
torch and shouting Justify for Grant. Il
was surrounded by q great crowd OF boy
whose cheers for Seymour caused him, e'
er and anon, to stop and argue with ther
He was about the drupkest specimen of
hiph old morality tanner we have seen IL