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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30
yyabasg An Ordinance

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SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the City Council
Of tpe city of Columbus. That there he and is
n9 any
OF money, to-wit: ft1 '--' ''tih s'3@lA4 3 70 ert
For tho payment of expenses OF Street Commits
sioher and Chaih Gang. 81 BOZ. sc SO sIsroaH
For the payment, Of employees of the Fire, De-
For the payment of expenses Of CITY Psjce. 81
For the payment. of salaries Off City GERS.
For expensesof City Park. 81. .sO0.G
For the payment of cleaning and repairing street
lamps, 800. - ~ IEa r1itui5ssnb yl9Ta 10
b For Gas and Gas Lights, sloO.InTq 80 aal go o:
|, For payment Of Nicolson Iavement in front of
South Engine House 5000 .sa5lf1 i-s1-a! sji y
For Sewers and Drainage, $500. gLFs -T-:,JG
!" For payment of Temporary beam 4l6, 600. bHs
Il SBeY2s The several sumsrf money appropriated
by the foregoing section shall be expended in the
manner prescribed by the fifth section of the 0fdi-
nance defping the dutiesoi she City Clerk. passed
May 25th. 1857.
-Tftoffd''f't WIN NAGHTEN, -stas
.---"-- " President of the City Council.
Passed Nov. a.. A. D. 1868 q 3 - GEs
Attest: L. E. WILSON. City Clerf.
mn
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
,s4s, ! Paving Notice,

10 uEE toh0ht % f1lny CO7aceT7t. y u .!Ii =
-r5sJaI ~ CITY CLERKS OFFICE, % ihd
-sjaafnIs COLUMBUS o.. Nov. %, ls6s.}w
? Notice is hereby given thst tprueeedingshave been
Instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to-wit:
cutters and crossings on the west side of the
cant ground west of the market house. and for pa
wing the balance of said vacant ground with Nicvl-
SON pavement from Town street to Rich street.
Also. tor laying a double. row of flag crossing
across Center alley on the south side of Spring
:, Also for laying double row flag crossing across
Center aAes'a the south 81 iae Of Long street. u
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to:be prepsred By the City. Civil Engi-
neer, and flsd in the office of the City Cieri.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposeGi improvements. aregrequireds 70 file their
claims in the Office of te Clerk, in writne, on or
before heEishsh day Of Jan sr{ IL Rs sIsS3Sc6
noyl5-dltaw4w 5,s,.6s - .',,,-5 City Clerk
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ResoIntion to Contract.

Resolued, That the City Civil Engineer be, and
fSe ie u name S abs eity OF CoumsSs With
Erfurt for building double row flag crossing
across South Public lane at the west side OF High
street, upon the following terms, to wit:
For excayatins or grating. Forty cents per cnbic
yard. -, .--.. q, :. = 4. -. =
yard.
For tagging. u inches wide. Sixty cents per lin
cal foot. - E.
Adopted Nov. q, 1868. - 80
- --t..- - 2 !. ~. City Elarlr
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w. L. PECK.

( NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE OF Bos-
TON Report OF the Superintendent of the
Life Insurance Department of the State of
New York. (From Commissioners report,
January 1st, 1868, page 63.)
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Boston, Massachusetts, was
the pioneer OF Life Insurance in New Eng
land, under the able butextremely consery-
alive guidance of that accomplished jurist,
Judge Willard Phillips, president of the
Company" the Life Policy was popular
ized in offices, counting rooms, banks,
workshops and firesides east of the Hud-
son, and no Bank Bill or State Bond was
ever more sacredly regarded than the pol
icies under written by Judge Phillips
The idea of fraud, deception or overreach-
ing was never associated with parchment
containing his sign-manual. Geo. F.
O'Harra & Co., are the Agents for the
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio. 90 ,'r7 511ori .f
nov26t tdltaw6w&w2t l'i@' ''. s,sr ~ ~
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FIRE.-About 9e'clock Saturday evening
an alarm of fire was sounded, and in few
secondsrthe- fire department was out, and
the streets filled with citizens. 1t was
caused by the partial burning of the cell
ing and roof of frame building in the
rear OF Mrs. A. II. Sells d Fitzwater's
millinery establishment on High street,
corner of Walnut alley. 1t took fire from
The stove pipen and was extinguished be-
fore much damage was done. Gf7--eat +
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. - iSkca 1kAcE AAc EhOEtc0 - StAhAs rfkSA
CLEVELAND, Nov. %.
The steamer Boston is reported sunk 10
Lake Michigan, By the steamer Milwaukee
both of the, ,NertheEn Transportation Com
pany's hne. No lives were lost. No par.
ticulars.
Burglary in Wheeling.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. %.
The dry goods house of j. 5. Rhodes &
Co. was entered by, burglars, at an early
hour this morning, and silks and velvets
stolen to the amount OF five thousand dol
lars. No clue has been obtained to the rob-
bers.
Central Pacific Railroad. -
Z Senator Stewart and iklmil =. .,froSnnij Neva-
da, arrived at Salt Lake on Thursday, en-
route for Washington. He reports the
Central Pacific Railroad completed fouI
hundred and thirty-fve miles east of Sac
ramento, and gap of only four hundred
miles, between that road and the Union Pa
Burglary.
- tlIqataTg ~ ~'SCHENECTADY!rNoy. 49,
The ticket Office ofatte, New York uCen-
by burglars last nj ght, the safe opened
with keys, and about $1,000 in money ia
ken. THERE'S noelue to theshnrglars.
Dedication.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 90.
The Third Presbyteriau ohu rch Rev. Is
f. Noble, pastor, was dedicated to day -
The dedication sermon was by Rev. ID. 81
Riddle. There were present Rev. 81. Kent
all and Rev. Herrick johnson, being all
the former pastors of the 5phuFch.F Tile
edifice cost about 100000 and is the finest
in the city. 10 shniA ia OBJ oj
Arrested.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. %.
& ,. Augustin Marsh late fstt,e sfrn Of
Temple & Marsh, brokers on Wan street
for whom reward was offered for alleged
swindling in bonds. was arrested here thi;
afternoon, en- route to Cuba.q HeHis HELD
awaiting the fequisition of the Governor O
New York. Sl5,0O0in bonds was found or
him.
.z,,-,-s SENTENCES.
= S1>sS Ra 1'''s ~ BufFALo. Nov. as.4
Charles Garlies was sentenced this morn.
ing t64be han ged on Bher rSeH Of December
for the murder of Marcus Zwesleine.
Peter Leggett and-Iames West, gamb
lers, were sentenced to the State prison fol
eight and ten years respectively, for arson
inssefting fire tPthe rooms of thesattsr to
secure insurance. IL 4 = NAN/ -
Fire.
INDIANAPOLIs, Nov. 90.
p Part oftile carriage n,anufaetory OF B
G. Shaw was destroy ed by fire. last might
Loss shout $l0.000.b gg ss .sEi.oiq.ua
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Resolntion to Contract,

ResotoeG, That the City Civil Engineer be, and
he is hereby authorized anc directed to contract in
the name Of the city of Columbus, with Peter
Eagsu. for building double row fsg-c crossing
across Center alley on the north side of Long
street. upon the following TERMS to-wit: ~ =
For excayatin ng or grading, Forty cents per cubic
For boulder paving. Forty cents per square
yard .sg. AsSy fErse--.sl7A rr,
For tagging. a inches wide, so cents per .lineal
0S.i Adopted Nov. %, 1868. 80 eat $3.50 .as-.1ru7
? 3 s. Attest: sLsE WILSON, City Clerk.
nnv26-dIt 80
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aResolntion to Contract.

b Resolved That the City Civil Engineer be and
hens hereby authorized and directed to contract in
Mnrpb, for grading and paving the unpaved side
walks on the west side of sixth street from Town
stree. to Rich street. upon the following terms. to-
For excayating or grading. Forty cents per GU
For bricks laid. $12 % per thousand. louz rEOf7
- Adopted Nov. 20, 1855. 20 u saf l2aIuar,eH
..l3'J'8vll ) usil Attest; L. E. WILSON,
bnOV26-dlt XVI - .5geo ~ Ctr Olefk.
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~ - ST. JOHN, n. b. Nov 26r
Arrangements are completed by which
the st. Stephens Bank will resume business
in a few days. -Scoville, the defaulter,
cashier, escaped from the Sherin . custody
this morning. Thirty 7theasand- dollars
reward is Offered for apprehension.
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Resolution to Contract

Resolued, That the City Civil Engineer, be. and
he is hereby authorized and directed contract in
the name of the city of Columbus, with Matthias
Lang. tor building a, double row flag crossing
South street at the west side of High street.
upon the following terms, to wits
For excayating or grading. Forty cents per cubic
For boulder paving. Forty five cents per square
yard. EssEF r'E-zrs
For eraveling sidewalk. Fifty cents per cubic
yard. zss--v.- .. -s,..
Attest: l.. E. WILSON,
noy26-dlt -Et. = s5EfFf = - ,Citv Clerk.
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0blo Statesman,
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
, of Alexander Hamilton.

Statute of Alexander Hamilton.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. %.
Congress has caused to be placed in the
rotunda of the Capitol statute of Alex
ander Hamilton, heroic size, executed In
Italy by Horatio Stone, of this city, under
an order of Congress - A{Nf
Attorney General Evsrts ON the
Eight Hour Lavv.
New YORK, Nov. 30.
Attorney General, Evarts has forwarded
to the President his opinion on the opera
tion of the eight hour law in regard to the
compensation of employees. He says the
law being silent on the subject of compen-
sation, Government officials are at liberty
to use their discretion In the matter, but
that the law of equality, which heretofore
regulated the wages of Government en-
ployes, requires that they shall receive the
same compensation for the labor as is paid
in private establishments in the vicinity.
The law of 1868 does not fix sthe wages,
nor does 1t require the Government to pay
ten hours wages fer eight hours work. If
citizens adopted such course Govern
ment must do the same, but as theiawsnow
stands it Is left to the option of Govern
ment officials to pay the same wages as
when men worked ten hours a day or to
reduce the in proportion to
the reduction of the hours of labor.
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CENTRAL ONO LuN4rrc AsutuM,l

Jno. B. iSfddqL,. Esq Agett NeU England
Mutual Life Ins. Co., of Boston, Mass.
o DEAR SIR am informed that there have
been misstatements made In regard to div
idends paid by your Company to my Life
Policy, which / have had in the Neeo Eng
land Mutual for "a years. For the'informa-
'tion Of those interested in Life Insurance. 1
will state that 1 am entirely satisfied with
the New England Mutual. receive my
dividend of profits regularly, and that they
now amount to about one hundred per
cent. on my premium. Dividends paid an
nually in cash. o.ar sy<-l l-.f-
- fSignedl, w. L. PECK
-gz = sIr-1 Sup't G. o. Lunatic Asylum.
DR.. VIM. L. Peck, and DIR. MorrelT, his
assistant, have both to-day made eappiica-
tion to the New England Mutual for more
Life Insurance. a.
r-s- GGo. F. O'HARRA & Co., Ag'ts,r
h uaa Naughton Block, Columbus.
nov12-d1tawSw&w4t llr. rsn
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- For SALE-House and lot, corner of
Franklin and Washington Avenue. Most
desirable property; twill be soldat a bargain
Enquire OH. W. Moore, No. 4s West North
street. ie y-I1 90 ~ H. q $3.50 sd uss. or
oct 13-dtf ne sd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30

OYSTERS! OYSTERS IL am daily receiv-
ing those fine large oysters, for family use,
stamped SELEoT.-W. T. xxx, and xxx.
Also oysters by the half pint, pint, quart
and gallon. ..--at.re a.ei F=to ...fa5g'-J )
-7a go .'aa ~ q. "A. WAGNER
No. % East State Street.
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New YORK uarketIN,ov. a.

New YORK market-NOv. %. z
90 dCOTEON--0pened q shade lower and
closed steady under the news from Europes
$500 bales of middling 'uplauds sold at 25c.
FLOpR-Closed shade better for me-
dium aid low grades, With q moderate
trade and limited export inquiry.
WHEAT4QHieta at 81 50@ p52 fopNo. 2
spring; demand chiefy speculative.
CORN-Steady;t 81 1901 17f 1nsstore
and 81 lIS@t f19afioat for mixed western.
PORK-Heavy and lower with sales. of
old mess ats25 and new mess at $26r with
no buyers. y s :, ) Ais y -','si- =, -'i7sH
BEEF-Quiet. . 1911 az - 5.asit1 ~
|di;CU.F MEATS-U Unchanged. n Al . AZ
iiAgR3eIsntss iARbNDsa s. ans 9sasse sfor fs A
prime steam. .dIs~sI II % =
q EGGS-Steady at 3s@3seR ) ,IIiTssgasS
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-PpsTPoSEp.--TLe exhibition of the
osey calcium Stereopticon advertise d this
for this evening at Naughtouq. Hall, by
Prof Petzalds has been, postponed until
Wednesday evening, Dec! ID. sal z 1.e,.
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57EsS HssS'A "' KrNGsToN, Nov. 26.
The convicts in the Provisional peniten-
tiary attempted to efscetheir escape last
night, but were frustrated.
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NCNN xOIA St0CA u11Ek EkOB-NOV. 80
$ GOVERNMENT STOC BIT
closed strong. Coupons OF 81 1147z; do
'62 lllN@l12, do '64 1075st@IO7zzSS;; 40 r,65
l073a@ l01Is; do new 1l05S@1l03I; do '67
ll056 @11OA; do '6s T1o7s iii; ID '40s f06@
1867. b ,sa =,
( Stocks higher, with average amount OF
business, closing steady, though. trifie OF
from extreme quotations, aud ranged from
2454@391s, We have been unable to ascer-
tam that there is any feundation5 for ftbe
rumor. of a Compromise between the
Erie ntigators, Michigan Southern. has
been firm on the report that, there VIII be
a meeting at Chicago next Thursday of the
committees of Lake Shore railroad and
Michigan Sou6hern road for the purpose of
agreeing upon plan for consolidation
Express shares were freely dealt in. Mer-
chants Union has been the leading fea-
ture. a1r ~ 8 =. -, ( 4. -, = =, ~
~ $50 prices s,-American:47@47k; Adams
| 501s @5014; United States 47@47I; Mer-
chants Onion 49k @lS7S; SVPaeific. IN all
| llSA@1l9; Western UnioT Telegraph 1851
@361s;, New York Central 12SZ6@l29;. Erie
397s @40; Reading 9911s @9956; Terre Haiite
40@4l;p Wabash 5S34 @5911z; st. Pauls 71a
~; Ft. WAYNE 1i25 6@1l23z; Ohio & Mis-
sissippi SI3s@3l5s; slichi9an Central ll8
Michigan SouIherfi s91s @89k; IllinoisCen
trail 142;; Pittsbdrgh- -ssX @s9 Toledo l0l14f;;
Rock Island 10S3z@ l0g; NortiiWestern Ss3ss
@S519; C. C!C.iad. III. sse5qz I tss ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30

BRrDGE CONTACT AWARDED The Com
missioners on Saturday awarded the con.
tract for building bridge at Worthington
toJames Reed. at 81 per perch and s5'pel
linear forthe superstruetures q IS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30

INDICTMENTS FoUND.-As we have be-
fore stated the Grand Jury found thirty
eight. true bills at its last session. They are
as follows: w H Hanna, seduction; Peter
Wolf and Oliver -Cleusman, assault and
battery; John Blizzard, petitlarceny; Elias
Domigan, incest; VIM Neeley, burglary;
William FL Ruckman, grand larceny !;
Enoch Foley, nuisance; Martha Foley,
nuisance; David Pete alas McPeak,
petit larceny; Henry Augustus Chase bur-
giary; Josiah Anderson, burglary; Emons
Hunaey, petit larceny; VIM. Jones, assault
and battery; Jacob Volz, assault and bat.
terry; VIM Malay, assault and battery; Jas
lSmith,, Illegal voting; Asa Davis. assault
with intent to commit murder; Alexander
Kidd, petit larceny; John Meneely, assault
and battery; Chas Pugh, ct al.,,assault with
tutents to kill; Samuel P Meadyille and
Zaehariah Harrison, horse stealing; P c
Hayes, libel; Casper Simpert, Chas Camp
bell, Chas Spragae, John G Sharp, Simon
Corbin, A j, Won Wormer, David c Weaver,
Dewitt C Cook, Asa Wilcox. VIM Brels-
ford, james Sands, John E Evans and An
drew J Smith, all for selling liquors; James
ESmith, illegal voting, second indictment.
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w- Quite number of drunk and disor-
derby were, locked up in the GAIA
bpose last night, ~ !. 5.,ss; 3.g.s;5s -.
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ssTxAcH kRs' GERTislcAr GRANTED. ~
The county Board of xamiHsrson Friday
and Saturday examined twenty-tw appli-
cants for teachers certificates. Only three
Of the number we're tihsuceessfal. Z "a =
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tw The various visiting Catholic Socie-
ties were escorted to the depot last, night
on their ,homeward way by their brethren
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Go TO J. G. KALBrs, No. 13s North High
street, for Boots and Shoes at low prices.
nov21-d2taw2w 80 t"fl
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EE- The County Commissioners on Sat
urdayi allowed bills to the amount of sll
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. Go TO No. 1873, North, High. street, for
the latest styles Of Boots and Shoes, at low
prices. novSl-dztaw2w
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LOCAL NOTICES.

.JeweIry made and repaired by C. E.
Smith, q s., High street, over Bain's store
nov6d3m
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MARRIAGE LIcKNsEs.--Therel were s15
marriage licenses issued ehyl the Probate
Court during the week ending Saturday,
Nov. as. as foliows s. Monday, none; Tues
day, Wednesday. 8; Thursday, 8;
Fridays l; Saturday a.a g4aaaTef 1asif
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s.tH7 A days length this week is nine
hours and thirty -one minutes. tsts
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CURA.
spanish Bank

sil.iasj g;4s Spanish Bank, .g-aTs. sLls
The shares of the Spanish bank have de-
clined three per cent, and those OF the Com
mercial bank are at present 80 per cent.
discount. 5 Am .,s--.,.,ioa,,s6 -. =
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NEW YORK NIELANGE.

-
3 II 8 m 5sshooffh Afai-. S&1
NEW YORK. Nov. IS.
Early yesterday morning William Ar
kansa@, keeper'oof a. bagnio fh=Greene
street, having some difficulty with William
| Hall, who is bar keeper OF similar estab-
Ashmentj ast 6ppesite, rocnred q shot gum
4 and shot his enemy in the arm, completely
larcerating it. Arkansaw was arrested and
'N% 00p'ip'''e = I CITY Pou.is.I i YT'S
The Democratic Union Executive Com
mittee~in Masonic Hall, last evening, nem-
mated Frederick A. Conkling for Mayor,
Counsel. in place. of John Kelly and Abra-
ham r. Lawrence, declined.
The Constitutional Union Convention
also nominated Mr.. Conkifhg.
Schuyler Colfax. thesT Tieez President
elect, is now sojourning in this city. He
spent Thanksgiving day HfaBrooklyn, the
guest of BENJAMIN w. Delamater. In the
| evening aiS entertainment was given in
honor of the Speaker and his wife, in which
l'a1arge number of prominent citizens as
sembled, and the gentleman received more
congratulations on two of the events of his
| life, viz +: his marriage with Miss Wade and
his election to the Vice Presidency. MIR.
Colfaxl VIII leave for Washington ,to1day!s
COngressmau BOutweIl's Views.
A correspondent has had a conversation
| with Congressman Boutwell,, who, in an
swer 70 INQUIRIES, seaseu tnaG ne snonio .u au'
voca.e sne eaac.run " NOR ~ V;naa;a Me-
sures oi IN ho., is
anu .t,.sn da Ma Saiiaear,h.t
a;l srom l.ae yun has,SoaS All fis h,
pay inuu osner;au "nd not hv iag;s,.
,;ar, ~ .pe s,;ffra@e e,,as,io, Is wa
ot th. ;eis,;oo ,hsf Co. aress bad tha nou,s1
" Clo JaoIora ,,,ho mo- NC for Pras;dentioi
Sa. nto 5d Co,+nro.sn'on ;f VIC,
tho En,,ar ~ fsts Gtbe a,,t;ya 5,,,astion
W o9e pTme, " ths Sto.os '"o on'iio 4"e''''
l. = .
L SLY = ri II kGf (
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w This Is thefourtp anniversary OF the
battleof Franklin. Tenn. g .s7' s'sI
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nov26 st

WE always feel an interest in the welfare
OF the ladies, and are panied to see SO many
looking pale, ,Iansuid and unhealthy. We
are satisfied this might be remedied if they
would only use, the Constitution Bitters.
They would soon bring the bloom of health
to, your cheeks, il used according to direc-
tions. no - as'J -, 50: - yes.ed
'dnov8O- -d&wItl 10 .''. 'fss ed' -fT17u.ae
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Re.oIu,ien. of Re.pect.

At meeting of the several county Of
fcers, held at the office of the County Aud
tor, on Sunday morning, November Goth,
1868, for the purpose of giving appropriate
expression to their feelings upon the death
of George III. Earhart, Esq, Sheriff OF
Franklin county, John G. Edwards was
unanimously elected Chairman, and A. C.
King, Deputy Auditor, unanimously elect
ed Secretary. 81
Samuel E. Kile and Nathan Cole were
unanimously appointed committee on
Resolutions ~
The committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted: ~ 80.
nWHEREAs. The sudden death of George
81. Earhart. Esq, late Sheriff of FranklfC
| county, In the lull vigor of lite, and in the
midst of his official duties, has greatly
shocked and afflicted this community, and
especially those who have been most near
| iy related to the deceased, both in his pri.
| vate and official life. Therefore, "a - -s. +
lsuResolred, That the officers eof franklin
county deeply deplore the sad event, and
| unanimously bear testimony to the courte-
sy, efficiency, promptness and accuracy OF
the deceased in the discharge of his official
duties, and to his upright kindly ami un-
selfish character as man, a citizen, and
the father of a family. stl- - tt&S
| q Resolved, That the officers of this county
attend his funeral in a body, as token of
| respect for his character and of sorrow
for his sudden and untimely death.
Resolued, That the Secretary of this meet
ing furnish a copy of these resolutions to
the family of the deceased, with our sim
cere condoleifce tor the great loss they
have sustained, and that a copy also be 1ur-
hished the papers OF this city. raT ri q.
ResolUed, That the; Auditor of this coun-
ty be +. quested to spread these resolutions
upon the minutes OF the County Commis-
sioners. ea 'sias- aua. tr.s+ - ibu4.. fs.as
siaa1 s,ssf JOHN g.. EDWARDS, Cn'n.
.eAaC KING. Stc.u LtI. " % :. p ..Hfn-l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30

CoNMEScEDygHIs DUrr = Elias EGaver,
Coroner, on Saturday, entered on the du-
ties of the Office OF Sheriff. We will an
nouuce his appointments Of -depu'i les in Q
few days. There Is general wish that
young Earhart shall be retained. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30

We are compelled to omit our city
market report to. day. .aaci 80 V5so
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30
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q. .FLoUR-pnchangedaand firm; family
:. ~ HEAT9Firms slSsofor No, l,,red, and
81 20 tOl No. 2. -IsissN " .ssW s1aazsY .1M
r. CORN-Firm; new ear 62@63e.. y ;slIiv.
les. s.RYE-Adyaneed TO 81 80. ~ aDBSS z .if1oh
OATS-Quiet, 59@60c tor No.s ! and
choice. EiazsE- i7a} .ziH4iFfI
sBARLBYA Unchanged. 5esgpe s1yir,s
COTTON-Pricesidull; 23c Tor middling
upland. e.. stA5sslES irs zTs5
l.. ..WHISKY-Firm t.9Sc:i1,l1 sasi.i ggl1ss9
HOGS-Firmer and higher at SO go
gross. 7pi InnR 2 : iidiJt
SPoRK-Mess$ $a2 z5@aa and firm. uzuu-
BULK KMEATS-Rar cured quiet and
| easier, Shoulders SC; 1215913e f0r Aelear
| ribbed.
-inGREEN MEATSa=Du Dull; ;l0@l1409II16c
Tor shoulders and stdessIyis sd1 10 nei.s1l
~ iLARDND Dull; l334914c for prime steam
ana 143l915c 4or ktttlel rendered. i1d4ii1
IN HBU1fER-U Unchanged and quiet.d .oD
l72CH EES E-UAchaDg gedl and 5quiet.isai Of
EGGSA33ei' heGfDf31 tsIi snd .u4ff
p sOILSAL Linseed 95c and dull; lard scarce
and prices irregulaf at 81 30@I % on spot,
but for future delivery, say1en dayshence,
it caH be bought at Slips. haH d1sid Ud1