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

LET ALL TAKE NOTICE
The Democratic procession will form at
South High street at o'clock P, M. The
Marshals win report on their arrival on
the ground, to the Chief Marshal at Thur
man Hall.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
/ B. a., Field, Wm. Mercer and 81. J. Fell
tins have been appointed assistant Marshals
and will report to the Chief Marshal, at
Thurman Hall, at ~ o'clock this morning.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
The processionswiH move north on High
street to North, east on North street to
Fourth street, south on Fourth street TO
State, east on State street to Seventh
street, south on Seventh street to Friend
street, west on Friend TstreetTto Third
street. north on Third street to State street,
west on State street to High street. ylt -
The Cavalry will enter the north gate on
Broad street; those on foot will enter the
gate on South High street; vehicles of all
kinds will enter the gate on Third street.
1t is respectfully requested that all Dem
ocrats will illuminate their stores and
dwellings. i .,F5 le.rr7 i-1- 20 .ao're7a vcf
| Let every Democrat do as their enemies
Ibid on last evening-march in line of pro-
Icession.
By order Committee of Arrangements
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.--The' follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday:
Eli J, Yoakum to Byron NJ. Standish, Oct.
sth, Ill acres of land in Sharon township,
for $6,05O. '1'" ~. .a 10. a''9fA
John Pritchard to Margaret S. Herr, Oc-
tober 9th, part of lot No. l of the Central
Reserve in the city of Columbus, for
SO, 200. 1D5 EEEL ~ ETTss
l. WI. Robinson and wife to Theodore
Neis. September 4th, acres of land in
Clinton township, for 81 600. ia7-a '7os7s 'is =
Theodore w. Tallmadge to John Fl. Hunt
October 19ta, lot No. 8 of Tallmadge's SUBJ
division of outlots C, and e of M.L L Sui.
livant's Western addition to the city of Co.
lumbus, tor $197.l .TziHaHII3
Joseph Noice to John Fl. Hunt. Novem-
ber Goth, 1867, lot No. s in Trevitt's subdi=
Iivision of the Mt. Airy addition to the city
of Columbus, for $500.
John NJ. Fl. Volk and wife to John H.
Hunt, August s:h, part of lot No 10, Cad
walader's second addition to the city of Co
lumbus, for $780, = : ~ - = j. -
RADICAL PERsUAsIoN.-We are reliably
informed that the committee of arrang-
iments for the Radical meeting last night
made very extravagant demands on the
people on High street about Illuminating
their houses and places of business, and in
Isome instances threatened Democrats that
I'if they did rot illuminate, that their busi-
ness should suffer in consequence. We
Idon't propose to pursue any such course,
but simply remind our friends that it will
add to the appearance of our demonstra-
tion Tonight to have the houses on the
line of march illuminated.
| TALLY SHEETS AND TICKETs.--Th Dem
Eocrats of Franklin county are hereby no.
titled that the tally sheets and tickets for
the approaching election in the different
ward and townships, are now ready for de-
llivery, and it is requested that the trustee,
!or clerk, of each locality, or some reliable
Democrat, be authorized to call for them
at the County Democratic Executive Com
mittee rooms, Thurman Hall, without de-
lay. y.''i'ai - JOHN G. THOMPSON, .
Chairman.
Columbus, Oct. OH,
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MARTINo.-Don't forget that this is tie
last night of that extraordinary illusion
ist and ventriloquist, Martino, who will
Il; I,
audience. AS most of the ladies and chill
dren will wish to see him.. and to see the
procession Tonight also, matinee will be
given this afternoon. Admission to all
parts of the house 25 cents. Each child
will receive present.
I ALMOST A FIRE.--An alarm of fire was
caused last night by the partial burning of
a lot of coal oil at No. 36 West Broad street.
What might have been a disastrous con-
lfiagration was prevented by the presence
of mind of some one, who, instead of pour
ing water on the oil smothered it-out with
bed clothes. The fire department was on
the ground with their usual promptness,
but their services were not required. e
| JUNE ON Ink IGADS - cSJtIudy Guc hduS
topened lot of Chinese lanterns they had
ordered for last nights show. About eight
hundred of them contained the honored
names Of Seymour and Blair, the next
President and Vice President of the United
States. 1t is-rumored that the lanterns
were provided for the Democratic boys
they hired to assist them in making a dis
Iplay. Q -z.F .Hl-2T-H --- @EGTiH %
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GOLDFISH buying.
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.MONEY-Unchanged --- .--.
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