Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-08

fT The Clerk Of the Supreme Court on
yesterday received package marked
"depositions /" in some case pending In the
Supreme Court, which weighed exactly
two t0ns-or less. -s-
E The city is full to overfiowing with
dele9ates 10 the State convention to-day.
Being short Of Hotel room we wonder how
the people are slept. We can eat them well
enough bnt to sleep them 3 the ru
EIeHr OF JANuARY BALL.-Don't forget
the ball to be given Tonight at sAmoes'
Hall, under direction Of Prof. John Lake.
II promises to be an immense affair. ss4Ay
"A New learn that Demo
cratic paper, to be called the Times. is to be
started in Akron, the first number to. APP
pear on the 10th of January. .. Q. Love
land is announced as the publisher. 1as.
DIVORCE EGRANrED.-In the case Of Eliza
beth Fox against Felix Fox. the Court OF
Common Pleas on yesterday entered q de-
cree Of divorce. The. cause alleged Is
adultery and gross neglect of duty.
A NEw NAnE.-An eminent Republican
or this city.excused himself from party OF
friends yesterday, saying he had to go to
Cleveland Revenue to see q man. he prob
ably meant Cleveland avenue. iass -
BASE rBALLIcAL2The celebrated Atlantic
Base Ball Club, OF Brooklyn, New York,
win leave that city In about two weeks for
a trip through. the Southern States
They'll give the bali tossers of Dixie some
cred hotn ones, or wen lose our guess.
MAsoN1c.-The officers OF 9 Blendon
Lodge OF Free Masons, at Weseerville, held
public installation OF officers last night,
Pc. M. Thomas Sparrow conducted the
ceremonies, and an address was delivered
by Rev. A. G. Byers. sea
County CoMMIssIoNERs' MEETING.-The
County Commissioners met yesterday after
noon, Messrs. Barbee and Gulick being
present. 1t was ordered; that veteran
bounty bond be issued to Adaline Whitney
for 800, payable March 1st, 1868.
- CouRr OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-Judge Green
on yesterday called the docket, and no busi-
ness appea ring, the court took recess un-
I'll afternoon, when the Judge adjourned
court until Saturday. On Monday next
the criminal docket will be called. There
, are about fifty criminal cases to be called,
e A MrsrAxE.-Senasor Linn introduced o
resolution admitting Mr.. W. A. Taylor as
areporter for the Caacfnndti Eaqtirer. This
Twas q mistake; It should have been ire
porter without the Enquirer, as there is nc
telling what papers he writes for. ,i'isa
ssInsert this and oblige ss.5s >. MAX
PINNEY's SALOON AND REsrAURANr.-G
e. Pinney, whose popular saloon and res
taursnt Is at No. l3 West State street. has
just received supply of most delicious
oysters, game, &C., which he will serve uE
to-day In that high style Of the culinary
art for which he is so famous Better
wines, liquors OF cigars cannot be found IL
The city. Give George call. itsaais 2 !.
sEs FuNNY.-Anol old lady, evidently from the
country, was seated in street car, yester.
day. As the conductor came around te
collect the fare he exterd ded his hand, which
the old lady shook very cordially with the
usual inquiry OF show his folks did o.
home,n She WAS informed that the con
9uctor ssse = y.s' ~ - sr 80 i =
snake.
SCoMRLIMENrARY ALBUMs.-An tnyentiy'
young lady. has recently set the fashion Q
keeping complimentary albums. When
ever she hears good thing SAID ABOUT ne
she writes it In her album, and persuade
the person reported to have SAID II 20 sig.
her name TO It. From the way IN wnic' 11,.
people delight in picking otners =
sspieces' we should Judge that 2 lelt-nanoe
compliment album would De more quicki.
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g BLoBBsrANA-Blobbs, our philosophel
& In reading lecture to q very nicely Dress
ed young man yesterday, remarked: he
splendeut sir. If you again see lady tum
BILE on the street, don't wait to thin
whether her name is Jones, or Brown, o
Smith, OF Jenkins. A Awoman in distress
my gorgeous friend, old or young, rich
poor, is the acquaintance. for the momen
of every true gentleman. Depart in peace
youth of the well oiled locks. Heed M