Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-11

FILED Y YEsTERDAY.-The FraternaI Pub
fishing and Regalia Company filed its cer-
tificate of incorporation with the Secretary
Yof State Yesterday. 1t is organized for tie
purpose of publishing and selling Masonic
and other books and publications and for
3 the manufacture and sale of Masonic cloth
ing and furniture, Odd Fellow and other
regalia, &c. Capital stock $4,000 with the
privilege of increasing it to $4,000 in
ssharles of $25 each. Principal office and
manuactory in Cincinnati. Robert Gwynn,
Daniel Fithian, III. G. McGrew, John K.
Moore, ii. r. Cox, P. B. Haywood, c. Moore
and John III. Bogart are the corporators.
The Massilion and Seville Railroad
Company also filed its certificate of in COR
poration yesterday. 1t is organized for the
purpose of constructing a railroad from
Massillon, Stark county, to Seville, Medina
county; passing through the counties of
Stark, Summit, Wayne and Medina. Cap
ital stock $500, 600 in shares of $50 each.
c. Russell, James Bayliss, T. c. Bradley,
Jas.7 Hamsher, J.SStever, Thos. s. Weeb,
VIM. Brown, J. E. McLain, John Nicely
monds, Edward Bayliss, A. G. Wales, JOS
Coleman Fl. 1Shriver. j. G.. Warwick, q. P.
Reed, John Jacobs and Henry Foltz are the
corporators.
W The White Boys in Blue will attend
the Fourth Ward meeting tonight at Thur
man Hall, and furnish Democratic thunder
with their Gun. Let every body be there.
DEMOCRATIC Meeting IN THE SEVENTH
WARD.-The meeting held at Hettesheim-
er's Hall last night, to form Seymour and
Blair Club, was largely attended. 1t was
most satisfactory wa rd meeting. Hem
mersbach's band furnished the music, and
the gun squad OF the White Boys in Blue,
with their cannon, woke the echoes. The
meeting organized by calling Col. Baber to
the chair.
'5Onmotion, W. II. Gaver, VIM. S. Huff
man and Fred. Fornoff were appointed a
committee to report a Constitution, and
officers for the club. They reported a, Con-
stitution, which was adopted. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected offic ers under
the Constitution, ..b1is H.gs .IrcIfi .
John Geary, President; Frederick Fieser,
Vice President; Geo. w. Meeker, Secretary;
VIM. Wall, Treasurer. w. Fl. Gaver, Fred.
Fornoff. L. Baber, Geo. Keintz, Peter
Nicholas, Executive Committee. tgH'iG /.
E. B. Eshleman, E. T.iDeLany and Col.
Baber then aceeptably addressed the Clu b.
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
lowing transfers of real estate wereleft at
the Recorders Office on yesterday:
rHanru Wilson opd vifo fo-Iobr A JV;I
son, june Goth, quit claim to inlots Nos. 49,
and 1s3 in the city OF Columbus, for $500.
John a.. Wilson and wife to John G
Deshler, June oath, inlots Nos. 1872 and 1Ss
in the city of Columbus, Tor $4,000.
F. A. Mccormick and wife to VIM. STRAIN
Feb. 18th, 2 acres and % rods of land in
Prairie township, for $16s.
John J. Wagner to Shannon Swiekard
August 10th, lot No. 1 of William Seott's
subdivision of part of outlet No. "a in the
city of Columbus,afor $500. Eiir 7ih.-s
Daniel Trent and wife to William Wag.
ner, May 2nd, IL acres of land in Mont.
gomery township, for $500.
Then NEW MARKET HOUSE STEEPLE.-D
McAlister, Chairman of the Standing Com
mittee on Fire Department., of the City
Council, has contracted with FL. Doremu.
for building new steeple on the presen
steeple at the Market House, and the worE
has been commenced-said steeple to have
eight columns, ten feet high. The entire
heigbth from the floor to top of roof is tc
be13H feet. In this steeple the alarm bel
is to be hung. 1t will be used in connection
with the fire alarm telegraph. The roo
and floor of the steeple are to be c ivered
with new zinc. Mr.. McAlister has acted
with commendable promptness in this mat.
ter, meeting the wishes of the people, who
are anxious to have an alarm bell up at the
earliest practicable moment.
B Hemmersbach's band will play al
the Fourth Ward meeting at Thurman