Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25


nothing but a spotlesss character in his
dealings to give him credit. suis7' at-a n"i9ri
FILED YEsTERDAY.-The following cer-'
tificates were filed with the Secretary OF
States yesterday :loigCid<8W cH1isz
Of the Toledo and Put-in-Ba Steam
boat Company, certifying an increase in
their capital stock to $4,000. Thos. G
Miller, David Miller, A. w. Barlow, E. 81
Burton and James T. Southland are the Di.
rectors.
Of the Industrial Savings and Building
Loan Association OF Toledo, a certificate of
Incorporation 1t is organized for the
purpose of raising funds to be loaned
AMONG its members to assist them In pro-
curing homesteads. Principal office in To-
ledo. Capital stock 100000 in shares of
5000 each. M. Shoemaker, JAS. H. Camp
bell, H.W Whitney, John Lynch Thos. Coles
man, Edward t. Mortimer and Chas.l
E Bliven are the corporators.
OF the, Bueyrus Machine Works, ascerti-
fcateof Incorporation. R is for the pur-
pose ofcarrying on the manufacture of ag-
ricultnral implements, &c. PrincipA office
atsBacy rus Ohio. Capital stock $50 1000,
inishares of 800 each S. R. Harris, Hor-
ace Rowe, Isaac Van v yoorhes, q. Fulton.
E. B. Finley, C.aG. Rnpp, G. Donnenwith,
jr-C. .Walther. W. T. Mcdonald and Elias
Miller are the corporators. 'sAUc'ittl =
"A LONE GALooT.-There was but enc
'galoot before the Mayor yesterday morn
IN Ritf ho rraIoot u,;tb !, h;eto.
name BE i. is whose .s' soul goes, march,
ing on,n and has been marching con any,
time this six years-John Brown, j ohm
Brown got; on a high old Spree and John
Brown was. done brown. He says he only
,histed in . gallon or two and was arrested
The Mayor sent for him, and he came up
and was received with great cordiality.
told him he was ., promising young man
frem the country handed the gorgeou.ly-
arrayed officer a9piece Of paper and a PEN
and the officer 81 yned his name.e Then the
Mayor proposed a1toast: ssGuilty or not
guilty? ?" Brown responded in a brief But
eloquent strain i1swhich he descanted on
the necessity of staggering to a man whose
'fknapsack was strapped upon his back
city So and costs. Brown didn't want to,
SO he ham,meretii bas .7ot iez;A-s.9j.t4 fg .,
TRANsFERRED. YESTERDAY ia The follow
ing transfers of real estate we're left at the
Recorders office yesterdayt:mtaiO- 5di ai5a
B. Turney and wife and G. Simon and
wife to CyrusS Hyde. Nov. %, lots Nos. 6,
Z. s, 9 and 10 in E. Sorin's subdivision of
lots Nos. 40, so, 81 and 50 in VIM. iPhelan's
Mt, Pleasant addition to the city of CO.
lumbus, for $l,0O0.sI zaof 9zI .TLwat.ioiE
John Goodwin and, wife to Elijah. CuIp,
Nov. 10Th, the undivided one-half of S5116S
acres of land LIN Norwich township for
50 32l. ?a5 adiiisia ttal-l9 2sii7E't % sssg ass
] John G. Freshm an and wife to Charles
P.Spafford, Nov. 724th 81 acres OF land in
Miffin township for $780, - agg7'i sldsi5sc
I Richard Manning to John w. Manning,
Nov. oath. lots Nos. Al and AZ in Pheian's
addition to the city of Columbus for $l65.
HORSE THIEF -FOUND.-Some weeks ago,
our readers win remember, two men stole
a horse and buggy from Wing & sniveiy.
One of them was arrested rby- officer; Nc
Even in GalIipolis, and brought here, but
the Other.i with the stolen property, wa
not found. Word came here week since
that the second zone, named Zachariah
Harrison, had been arrested in .Steuben-
willie for horse stealth &. On Sunday night
Mr., Sniyely paid he, -tealer of horses a
visit. and identified b hstnl as the man who
stole his horse and bu gy. He also learned.
tfat his property VS. at Parkersburgh,
Va, and last night ne went there to re-
f. THANKSGIVING DAY-The Independent
Sherman Guards have our hearty thanks
for their very, complimentary invitation to
their social dance at aAmboss Hall on
Tyla rk so iuinu ,,ioht We ,y;ll ar,d,a,o. 4.