Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-18

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Sun Rises..... -. 6 81 Sun Sets'.. 80 ~
az yesterday was nice day-ior u"'A
;,lR tEwild game is said to be very 'l'sa pisn'
this season iiosjs, 2 !. - --,siof ~ =
tzr white iish Of large size, are ul
usually plenty in market. Reese q gun
have them. ias..I h.-I IS sao.
sx- Mutton has still a downward tel
dency. Chops were sold yesterday at thr'
cents pound 1 5..s - 4 !. ~ s a.i,. -
,w We had q, fight4smart, chance OF
hail storm yesterday noon. It wsn's 81
we're; but very lively. $50 5.'e.e -
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night. The thermometer must have ge
down pretty near to Xenia.s aa;e rs4 y
rrWe would add our testimony tina
the Diamond coalsold by james Patterson
Esq, is the best we ever used.
wA large number iotEour sportsme
are In Henry and Williams counties "fol
lowing the Wild deer, and chasing tn
roe.us-I - sx,.e.sI a, s;.,si =, ,,,.iy5-.
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GB Coates kinney mas uecoehe .vusI .sI !
the associate editors of the Cincinnati Times
Oh, ,oon't he blow his iiiustrious bugl
now! ~ o5ito ;E : q, roa9f4aIi {.
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10 This city Is very heait'iy nasis t 4 g.. s..
the exeeptionof OF onils, anu = sooe man i..:
wedolngs' VIC nate no'ni"k
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Tney are aaYfersHlsins " sGT1 g.
tain WHISKY ~ 'rsiupllaf 'rrYul.f w" ~a. go
whisky that Yhhlh ,s2l"s - ~ "a o11t 1 y
quicker than wink, u lh gus US ath1lho q =
the article. a..4,u.n, r, .aseihO
GNo+seyz PunLIcs. Jacob Nagle was on
yesterday appointed ey lthe governor rs
Notary Public for FRANKLIN county
o.;ons ora hecomino FASH
,oaahIa .s . norf,me The Emperor Ma.
e,..., n.r,;o ona as a consenuence
PyyTyf. 80 -. e, .1..n ,f o,,ionnaS T fs
tff1rfrf IT - ---l H
Ga. THIS LovE!-Put two persons In
the same bedroom, one of whom has the
,ss,, he fonnr, that the chan with the rag
,ng ,oo,h will, go tn sleen first.
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New TINE fABLE.-fhe raiiroad men are
fixing up the winter time table. The new
time table will go into effect on Monday.
We suppose that It will be slower 70 an
poiBts than now that being the usual tning
in winter.
s.yilLs z+-- -. ,7.o.,, 49, a,,ad go
Mrs. Saddler had her pocketbook stolen
while, making purchase, in the market
yesterday morning. She laid her pocket
book down on q huckster's staii, ana oe-
fore she could take quiet, comfortable
swfnk, 1t was gone. ~. = a., = 'i.iv
7, = g.: 7, - - -1,,,o hnr1y insoJant
.,..s;ss - .,,sr,sd ~ nsn,.l1 W;,,iams. and PEN
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the Old Doremus pianing miif' Inc mayor
fined them % ana COSTS eacn. anu in oe-
fault sent them to the stone pile -zA-t1-i
ro,rsr.,-,yc-sP snitler and s. #.
uar,;n , ,,ere arrested Yesterday morninp
- = charge Of forestallinp the market,
Ana ~, ths ri ets tim master. GIt Seams that
sn;t,ar hrouobt a lot of chickens into mar.
ket and sold them-te-Martin before tn e
market was opened. The Mayor fined them
* and costs each. Mr.. Martin gave notice
In at he would take an appeal from the
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TOWNSHIPS IN OH1o.@The opening OF
the election returns developed some very
statistics. There are 1913 town
ships in this State, while the voting
places will reach nearly 22.0o0. In Ham
iitolf county, for instance, there are but
fifteen townsh;pS while including the