Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-16

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-MrrfonoLoercAL TABLE, prepared and by
corrected by W. J. Savage. Jeweler, 50 PR
South High street: s'-~ 5. mt
- SATURDAY. Nov. Il. 1858. do
so,.,o,t. Barometer. Thermometer. ior
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Sun Rises..... -. 70 sun ssts......4 Al fri r.,
~ The fiscal year of this State ended eel
on Saturday last. adj
w days length this week is nine we
hours and fifty-fve minutes. Ba
rz-Ten bastardy cases are to be tried by the
e Judge Green at this term OF court. sMn. M
R.Isy-Audrews & Hullhaye received DEM hel
roorest for December. Right brilliant 1t is in
too. 80 t a@t tho
- r Four years ago to-day, Sherman Sln -.
started from Atlanta on his march down net
to the sea. t-i t3so5,ts. + . af. tho
ss ~ The, weather Yesterday was truly del
delicious 1t this is not Indian Summer hea
what Is It? sl.- .+..i. ~ 70
= 80 ~ 81 ~ g : : - wit
n ey There are forty seven applications rec,
for divorce on the Court of Common Fieas eni,
docket to be heard this term. star
,rx- The receipts of the two entertain
ments given by Newco,nb's Ministries at ae.
the Opera House. was s576. Isc s.-s
rZ- q. I,oewenstein, Clerk elect of the eloc
Court of Common Pleas, took the oath OF of t
office before Judge Pugh on Saturday. wor
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rx- Julius c. Richards, late Deputy con,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. has rem
formed law partnership with r. r L. effo,
IBaber. .' ss5 s7s 49, q. y ..i + e sse s
Returns irou' ali ..e satit
State have peen rece'seu az s.'e nigt
of States: ofhce-5 iae "olA y y oDN'is Fral
will commence to-dayHO EiH 1t W
!,N Nor.RY PUBLIC. Julius C. Richards trea
xvvas on saturday appointed a Notary Pub men
lie for Franklin county, by Governor Inc
Hayes - ,S -
SOME SoUksH.--We saw a-equasn in uiaf eye
ket on Saturday raised oy oololhan o'en play
man. of Prairie township, that weigheo derf
I24lbs. Some squash that. 1t is
nxFEFA = III 4 p.asn,;oo heGyca anot
{ s1HAANNah s1HAANNa ~ H. q .ha h,ek. /. in al
,vbeat they have for sale at No. SO East -
Ssate ee.ee. y = - forts
no m.ssaHo into
wu.r a tall man Spivins would make. If with
he-was run through a rolling mill Jour sarc,
sats -~---7- - - - - e won
Yes, and wnat nice una" nus''' selee
De II ne was run Snro"s" it ou
o time OF two' ~. . the
e,so,ss IS -Csmmt ,sioner elect e. NJ. ring
r,.,e ON saturday presented his bond toll oppc
Judge Pugh, and took the oath OF ONCE iivin
g. ). Rickly, P. Hess and John Lisle a,e OF u
.,.snre,ies The bond is in I'll g penal sum true
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-There were niteen ble's
marriage licenses issued by the Probate mus
Court during the week ending Saturday. xfa-
Nov. 18th, as follows: Monday, !; Tues FI
day, 8; Wednesday, 4; Thursday, 2; Friday, tifc,
4; and Saturday 4.o1 sod19 Ia h seasvus - the
- EMIeRANr AGENTS REPeRT.-From c. ",
n. Camper, General Western Emigrsnt
Agent, we learn that 495 emigrants ar GO S
rived in this city during the week ending ~.
Saturday, .NoY. 14th, who will find homes po,,
as follows: Ohio 81; Missouri, l04; Illipois. -,
l16; Indiana, 6s; Kentucky, az; wisconsin, ,tor
SO; Michigan, 81; Tennessee, Is. Total 495 n,
Az I1sco,,MoN Ce,pLAr A lady for
called on one of epr phys ,iaus the other caps
day and asked or Prescription. "What ron
do YOU think ails y GU, Miss?" asked the OF
doctor. "Flirtation of the heart" replied Wri
the lady, meaning "palpitation of the corr
heart.n "Ah, yes" said the doctor Il see. o.
Filtration of the heart! \ A disease your Con
sex is rarely troubled WITH" y @ min
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METEoRs.-Those who were up at the ter.
ungodly and Questionable hour of two 81 n
O'Clock on Saturday. morning, were de- ter.
lighted with the meteorie qlsp4ay .leh zen Ew
h bitcd- Tie 81 ars shot hither and yon as corr
II they had all gone crazy, while the earth O.
was made light rs day nearly with their Con
briliancy. The phenomenon lasted about con.
three hours Even the dog star, 1t is said, of 7
was out tsnootihg. Fitc
&c. ~ Co,,,,ov p,r.s There ara Bell
Us civil cases TO be tried by the franklin
county Court Of Common Pleas at the ~ r
- - z :. to.dov Ra corr
~ 70 o. 81 sindict on
ments now pending, and 3S cases now on o. q
the. docket to go before ..se grand jury ems
This will make a pretty heavy winters a sli
business for Judge Green and pretty fat teal
pickings for the lawyers. -els nSs nSs
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PENrTENTIARY ARRIvALs-Nine prison at I
ers arrived at the Penitentiary on Friday are
last; eight from Lucas and one from Sum- ten
NIT county. From Lucas county; Chas! cSo S
Long, James Campbell and Henry Swaga, che
burglary and larceny, eight years each and
WIN. aHarsch, grand larceny, five years; f,r r
-Thos. Lowergan, grand larceny, three fish
years; C. Cooper, burglary and larceny, 25c
lree years; Walter Williams, burglary and ano o
larceny, two years; Henry Wilson, grand des de
larceny, two years. From Summit county: 5OI
Jacob Sherer, burglary and larceny, one l2aR
veorond s;x months. * II 't'S Ipr
~ % riT-Nf I-.-- lr1 sell
TRANsFERRED SATURDAY.-The follow swt
ing transfers OF real estate were left at the 10,
Recorder's Office Saturday: fqu
Michael Bresnahan and wife to Michael mi.
Lyons, Nov. 11th, a triangular piece OF Tn
land between Locust alley and Straight lisa
alley and North Public lane, In the city of bar
Columbus. for $1,000. 1GgTH
Ansori Davis aud wife to Samuel Pawlus,
October 9th, lot No. l. in George E. Hutch ing
49, 49, w xy--.flH