Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1851-11-18

              rx m r-.-'---"- " . - -- VOLUME XV COLUMBUS, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1851. NUMBER 113. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SOOTT BASOOM. OKPICK JOURNAL 8DIL0IN0.1, BIOH AND MAM. STBRITS, COUNTINU ROOM ON PEARL HTRKKT, TBK.YIH Inrnrlnbly In ndTnnre. the Dully, to persons la Columbus, per yuar - . sent by mail out of Columbus ' during the session, and Trl-Weekly balance year (n Culumbui By mail - The Trt-Weekly by mall Weekly in Columbus Uutot the city; by mat), staple ' Tn clubs ol four and upward To clulisnt ton and upwards, to om address. . . Daily, session - Tri-Weekly .... Weekly, n(jlo - .. To clubs of live and upwards Advert IsIdk of . S 00 4 00 . 3 00 ft 00 . 1 AO 1 U5 1 00 9 00 1 00 50 40 The lollowtne; rate and rules ol advertising hare bcon agreed upon btwtn tin proprietors ol the Ohio Statesman and tbe Ohio State Jimrnal, to be observed, Id all oases, alter this data. July JU, IH4W. Daily Paper. One square, 10 Hoes or leas, one Insertion . . " " each additional " - .. " L we- 8 - a m m 1 month . 3 . " 3 .. u 6 M . 9 f 19 dtaudiiia card, fi lines or less, par annum . Sk ooluinn.wlth 4 changes, " " . . Si " " - M 12 M H . . " changed weekly " daily ' " " " with 4 chanties U II M ft II M . . II 13 ' II I . . 14 change weekly . . CO 50 . . . 0 25 - - 1 50 . 900 . . 3 00 . . 4 00 . . . ft 00 . e 00 - . 10 00 . 15 00 . 18 00 . . 10 00 . . 0 00 29 00 . . 8500 . . no 00 . . 80 00 . . 35 00 . 40 00 . 45 00 55 00 130 00 " " aauy Other cases not provided for. chargeable la conformity with the above rules. The standard of measurement to be minlnn type. Pur each additional square in the daily, inserted one month, or a giv iter length ol time, and for each additional square inserted under l he yearly rab-s, halt price. No advertisement to bo consider rl by the year, unless ft is spo-cilld on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Publiihers nnt accountable for the accuracy of lenal advertisements beyond tho amount charged for tliHr pu biles tion. Aunouucintr candidates (fur ulllces of every description) to he charged at tbn rata of nlty cents per week, lor each oamei the same to be, in all cases, paid in advance. All advt rtiements lroin strangers or transient persons to be paid io advance. Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number ol insertions, will bo cunt.aund on month, unless ordered out, and payment will be exacted accordingly. The privileges of yearly udvertUers will lie confined rlnidly to their regular business; and all advertisements nut pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, Ac, not to be cont rutted tor by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at th- usual rab-s. No AD.-RRTTflKMr.NT CAN B INBKBTKD OKATUlTOUiLT. Adv. t -'iitiits1nrchariUbleinstitulions,llre companies, ward, township mil other public meetings, and such like, to be charged halt (ii ico Marrixt-r notions to be charged 35 cents. heaths Inwrled without charge, unlpss accompanied by funeral Invitation or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid lor. Keitu'at a lvertiwrs, and all others sending communications or requiring notices, desiring to call attention to lairs, soirees, con-ettru, t-r ny puilicenterlainmentiwhiTecharKes are made lor admittiii'V--all notices ol private aMocintions er.-ry nolice dtui(iiol t, ml ath'tition to private enterprines, calculnti-d or in-ftndedt pir.m ite individual inb reit, can t.rily bo inserted with the understanding ttiut the same is to be paid lor. II intended to be inserted in the editori! column, the sume will be charged at the rate ol not less than $ cents per line, and then only whon accompanied by an advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be charged not Wa than double the above rabs, and measured as 11 solid, Adveriitements 00 the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent. In advance un the above rates. Attorneys will be holden lor the price of inserting advertise ments uruugut m oy inera, Counting House Almanac for 1851 r JAN PART. a. n. t. w T. r. s. 1 i :i 4 S li 7 8 !l 111 II 12 1.1 II 15 Hi 17 18 l!l 20 2 1 2!! i'i i ii 211 -.'7 48 -I'.l 30 31. FEBRUARY" $. m. T. wT. r,a. I a 3 i 5 6 7 8 0 111 11 la 13 14 15 1(1 17 18 ID 20 41 42 43 442 20 47 48 MitROH. s,h. t. w t. t . 'a "3 "i "b "i "7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 lfi 17 18 111 40 41 44 S3 44 45 4(i 47 48 41! 3oJ)l ' AFRILT" ..t.wt. j. s. .. .. I 4 '3 4 5 (i 7 8 9 III II 14 13 14 15 III 17 18 III 20 2 1 22 23 24 45 26 87 28 2! 30 .. .. mayT i,h. t.wt. r.. 77'.'. .. .. 12 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 111 11 12 13 14 15 l(i 17 18 19 40 41 42 23 44 25 40 47 48 49 30 31 JPNE, l"-'-JlTdzL- 1 8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 18 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 41 22 23 24 85 4(1 37 48 29 30 JULY. a- m. T. w t. r. s. .. .. " I "2 "3 4 "5 (I 7 8 9 111 11 18 13 14 15 lli 17 18 1!) 20 21 42 23 44 25 2 27 28 2!) 30 31 .. .. AOOUST. 8. M. T. w T.I ' I .. 7. i a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 211 41 42 43 24 45 26 27 48 29 30 31 September." s.m. t. wjjr.j F.T 7. 1 '2 3 4" 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 IT t tit 40 21 22 43 24 45 26 47 2849 30 .. ...... """" OOTOBER. " s.m. t. w t. r. 8. 777777Ta 54 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 42 43 4125 86 47 28 49 III 31 .. NOVEMBER, ij M. T. w t. r. a. 8 3 "i 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 42 23 44 25 26 47 28 49 30 December! s. a. 1 1. w t. f. a. l "a Ti T5 " 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 24 23 24 45 26 47 28 49 30 31 9 SJAMVlIa fl ALLOW AT, 1ICNST F. TiOM. UAl I.OWAY eV PAUK, ATrouisain at law. WE will practice law, as partners, In the Court! or Franklin and adioiniug counties, and in the Circuit and District U.8. ConrU. Office In Piatt's new building, opposite titate House. nayS-tf A. II. BUTTLE. Attoraey and ( 1 1 or at Law, i'alsiniba, Ohio, Omen, No. i, Neil's klftchauge, opposite ttecreUry ol Bute's office Jy7 WAIiTKU THKALli, Attorney and Caanswllar at Law, CsAamban, Obi. ALSO, a Commissioner Mi hkethe Aoknawledgment ol ledi for the State ol New York. LUC1AM IVTTLR8, THRO. COM STOCK. OEO.O.COMSTOCK. BUTTLKd, CO.ttHTOl K 6c VO., (dueeessurs to B. Cnmttocii 4 Co.,) FORWARDINO AhD COMMIHrilON MKRC1IANT3, Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers tn Halt, Plaster, Pish and Lumber. Head ol the Canal, Columbus, Ohio. f Liberal advances made en consignments. - marP J. HinilWAV At, oh Iran Faaadry, Braad at reel, war the llridxrt Calam- Btores of all kinds, and a Krat variety of Castings, always on band. oeU41 nil n tin rut iiiMPMnNf OKFIC'K. NO. 4, NHIa Exchange, opposite the UecreUry ol State's office, Uigb street, Columbus aecU HfriRRRT Me T.lt.T.W. O00K-BINDEH8, High street, opposita the foblle Offlree, Co- tiltUK. ARHllTT Ac till.. rCALERfl la Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Naill, Glees, House U Bnildere Materials, Farming sad Meenanical l ooia, nuiiary Goods. c, ste. Io. Jtil lllga street, wga oi vm wn rauiw. w. c. swoa EH H IONS sV CO WIOtllAH AND BSTAIL DKAL1BS IW TBT nnilDH. Boots, dhoee, Ilata, Caps, Straw Goode, A a. 9 poar doors south of tbe American, Columbus. (ocl8 BLPKIIMJK eV MARTIN, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 7lb sfMaM- lx A mmrdk of Town. enmslM lAs (7. 8. BrttL ARE prepared to execute all orders In their lino of bnalaaie, la ylMtl A. L. MAKT1M. ws BOLE8ALB tad UaUll DmIv. la IH tztuM. ClMluMi u.to. .11 mttm Hi umunn. INSURANCE. COT.U.MIirs ACJBNOY. Kentucky Mutual Life Insuraiire Company. Unnrnaty Fnad 8l0,000. Vlllfl Comnanv nrit-ra in ihn Inaurmt all iht MiriMr and sd. TaoUigea nf the Mutual and Joint HUck plans (as heretofore appiua; eomruned, namely t i.ow rates ot premium an nnnuil return, In cash, of the per centnge required lor the cnullugent risk of the yoari an adequate, but not excessive provUhm (ir the future security of members for the whole term of lilo, with an adequate Interest In the accumulating fund secured to such members, at death, by credits upon their policies a Rusranty fund designed for the permanent security of shot I term member, and also for the present security of those for the whole term of life. This Is the only Mtttnal Life Insurance Company whose rates of premium are ttxod at a fair reduced standard, with a provision lor an annually increasing accumulation of funds (for future security) In exnet proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk lrotn advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Tracts, e.( giving In detail the plan and rates of the Company, furnished gratis, and applications received, by J. H. TUTTLK, Airent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. o.-il-d MUTUAL INH TRANCE. Western Hcserre Farmers' Insurance Company, . PAlNoVILLE, OHIO. P. P. Santoid, President. W, L- Pkrkins, Peeretary. oc'J3-d j. li. TUTTLK, Agent, livi;s ISLItEI BY Till; KENTUCKY MLTLAL LIFE INSURANCE CQMPANY, I OVIM.TON. HV. THIS Company has an actual capital ol One ITiindrrd Thoa-nnnd Dnlluni, and Is managed by men ot the highest intug-rlty and responsiliility. Pamphlou lurulibud, Information given, and application ro cclved by J. H. TUrPLK, Agent. Dr. H. M. Pwith, Medical Examiner, seplfi-dly TI1K HAUTPOKI) LI VR AMI IIKALTII INH(). ItANCB COM PAN V. HAlTfOID. OnNNICTIOfT. ClAPITAI. STOCK, U0,O00! ThlsCompany, hythellb-' oral provisions of its charter, is enabled to otter advantNms superior to those presented by any other Company In the United Htntes combining as it does the Mutual, Joint Htock, and Life and Health principles ; In all of which the rales are as lavor (u those assured as satety to them and the Company will adra U This Company is the JirU and only on in tbo Union, or in Uip world, it is btilieved, that has thus combined its operations, tr. irterwd to grantinsurance with benetits both present nai proij :is tiv For lull details In rrirard to tonnsandenndlHnnsntirfne(ifnR be maile to tbe pamphlets to be had gratis ot the agent, or ot VV M. PINCH. GEO. U. COMdTOCK, Agent. Columbus, O, August 90, 1H5U. UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.MPAVN, BOtjTON, MASSAC II USKTTi, Cnnlml !50.0tM). THIS Company Insures lives on the most favorable terms, and grant Caiilornia risks, ovkrland or by ska. Premiums can be paid quarterly, or semi-annually. Amount available for payment of losses, fliiltt, Un tbo 1st of July last, this company declared a dividend of 75 per cent, credited to holders ol Lite Policies. Persons desirous to insure in this company, will be funrisut-' with pamphlets and blank applications, rutis. Ott.ce No. 7U High st. Dr. War. Trkvitt, Medical Eiamlner. Uo-ly LT1CA INhUHANt E COMPANY. I T1CA.N. . Capital 4 100.040. TIIKandersltrned, agent tortbe above Company, Is prepared to lake insurances oii properly of every description, ngnimt loss or dmniige by rinK, and against the perils ol the bka or inland navigation. Hisks taken on tavnrnble terms, and losses promptly ndjuitcd T. HTOCKTUN, Airent, ftollv OIHceNo.7Ullighst ka(;le inhurancb i imii anv, Cincinnati. :apitiil l MM, "(HI. INHUItANCEg taken in this company against loss or dnmngeby lire, and auainst the perils ol tbo sua or inland navioation. on property of every description. All losfies promptly adjusted, and risks taken on as iivoruhle terms m any in the city. jann-iy i. eiouMun, Agent CITY INNCliANCK CtHII'ANV OF CINCINNATI. 4JHilul iOO,OOOI Olflre stuotiitile the Cnnltnl llnuae. fl lHEundersigm-d has been appointed Ageot ol the above com-X pany lor tho city of Columbus, and is authorised to Insure oroperty ol every description against loss or damage by ftrtaud gHiusi tnn penis ot tnn oca or inmna navigation. Risks taken on tbo most favorable t-rms. T. HTOCKTON, Agent. D1BRCTOBB. E. R. Htteder, William HurneL George Carlisle, J C. Thorp, J. M. lilair, H. Ituper, J. P.Kilbrtth, E. H. Haines, II. L. Homnao. K. fi. RE EWER, PresidenL N. Osieannv, Secretary (aplfrdtt JErriLHON 1,11 10 IKSCUANt'E CO., (OP CINCINNATI.) Incorporated by the State of Ohio. 9 100,000 Cnpllnl, ' IFK INHUIEANCR etl'ectedinthls Company on the MU J TUAL and JOINT H'FtlCK systems. riotne of the peculiur advantngM of this Company are : 1. It has a caoital of lW.I'OO. well secured : bus two depart ments, the mutual and joint stock t the mutual depHrtuunt being secured by the whole stock ol tho company and iu accumulations.it. Tho rates of premium In the jfoiat floe department are re-ducod equal to an annual cash dividend in advance of IWMi per CtillL i. In the mutual department, but one-half of the annual premium Is required in cash, when the Insurance is for bin, and the annual premium amounts to $W dividend of profits annually j scrip iaiued drawing interest and transferable. 4, i ne urn oi uie ousouna may oe insureo lor mo ouneni oi iun 'Ho. tlie insurance navable to her. free from all claims of credi tors or representatives. We are not aware of this provision in any other Company in Ohio; It is in nonn of tho English Companies, and but tnw of the Eastern Companies, 5, The premiums may be paid semi-annually, or quarterly, it preferred. 6. The premiums received will be Invested In the West and the money paid anutially lor lite insurance retained among us. All should insure who ae not ckbvtain ol leaving their families in comfortable circumstances, and all whose Income depend upon their personal exertions, as Clergymen, l'hyseians, Law vert and Mechanics, Clerks, Hook-keepers, and those in public olftens. Also, Merchants, Tradesmen and Manufacturers in sc-Uve business, whose property depends upon the vicissitudes ol trade. 3 Those whose real estate la encumbered. 4. Those who reimiru the endorsement ot their friends for their security. o. i lie uvea oi an parents wno mignt leave uieir lamnius unprovided tor at their death. II. II. GOODMAN, Pres't. W. W. CONES, V. President. L. Uintoii Uocretary, DiaacToaa. CINCINNATI. If. II. Goodman, George Carlisle. Willinm Iturnet, W. W. Cones, Hamuel H. Keys, William MeCainmnn, Charles Conahan, A.G. Burt, Charles Goodman, E Gest, D. W. Deshler, Columbus. U. B. 1'ayne, uiereiaud, u. Board or Pinanck. lion. Jacob Burnet, Samuel Wiggins, Esq., T.S. Goodman, Esq. Wtnm fl,MK1Ma Office Ohio Mutual Insurance Co., Columbuf. Prof. P. Cabtkd, M. D., Medical Eiamlner, may tl7-ly Hardware. ORKK, ABBOTT oV CO.. Hlin of the t.Ht radloek. No. 161 Ulb a tree t, HAV E now in store and in irumit from the east, a very large stock of hardware, cutlery, house building materials, far- ming and mechanical tools. We have long been anxious to meet our customers on low prices, we have new the ability to do so. Our goods were bought for cash and we can and will sell to prompt paying purchasers upon as good terms, If not a little bet ter, uian any oiner esiauusniunai m " tiuhiuj. June GKKK, AilHOTT A CO PAINT. WE have on band and for sale at the lowest market rates, l.ffiAfwd OiL White and Red Lead, Coach and Furniture Varnish. Also, a superior article of Picture Varnish, together with a great variety ot paints, brushes, Ac, At the sign of tho ' mi T nun rieir t'kUUIAtlK THI HH1NGH. 1 nn"AII Elastic Springs ( Ml sett Iron Ales; iwitennrass IUU Hubbltandsi3halMMosa; Patent leather; Lacfl,TulU, Uamaak Linings ; Painted and Gum Cloth ; Tactuamcx Cord, Malleable Castings, see, f or sale by NAII.N. 11TE take this opportunity to say that we haTO oow In store v t and inr saie ai low uncra, ouw mnnw wi " brought to tnia maraei, ir.nn, npui m. . HdXKrl W N1M1W GLAHS. amontiBt wblrJi mat I .UlMI ha found sinirle and double thick French, the best Pittsburg. Also, cheaper glass of all the usual sbces. Attheslgn f'Uni(l f'I'T HAWH. WE have fast received a fresh lot ol those very superioreross f f cut saws we have been selling trie last two years. )nn-7 GEHK, ABBOTT A C" China, Glass and Queensware. NKWHTOKK. rilHRfnbseribersbaTeeommeneed busloess In Columbus in A the above lins, and are now receiving a very large new and complete stock, comprising White Ironstone Ulmng, Ten and Toilet Ware, oflhebostquallty. Uaiiiomia lustre FlorenUne Vine h m Mulberry Foliage M " " Flowing Blue Leaf riowing Ametnysi Light Blue Delaware " With a vorv laran and eomolete stock of Common Ware. AlL m nlindiii uiHirtmiuit of Solar and Had Lamos. Giran doles. Britannia Ware, Waiters, Castors, Table Cutlery, Lao- lso NeeeWing a very full assortment of Glase Ware, French China and Fancy Waree. We respecuiully request the ettltene ol Coiumbuf and surrounding country to call end eaimlne our etock and prices, which cannot lali to prove satisiaotory. N. k. 0. POSTER, srpl9 Bute Journal Btrllaing, Ulgh sL, Columbus. BOOKS do Farming, Gardening, P raits sad Flowers, tlm latest sad best works ; also, works oa dosaestic animals, bird, for sale at the tsaw book store of J. & ULJEY 4C0. TRANSPORTATION. THROUGH TO CINCINNATI IN TWELVE HOURS. e i. and C. Railroad. Oacned to Celnmbua. and ronnreted with tho COLU.UIICM&XhNIAuiirf l,lTTI.BitllA IAIt AfL- UOAIIS TO CINCINNATI AND WITH TIIK HANUUHU.V aV.NKWAKRU. U.ATMILI.HV. PALL ARHANGKMENT. ON and after October ltb, Trains leave as follows, Bondays excepted i Cleveland for Columbus 7.00 A.M. " 11.00 A. M. tf uil P. M. Clevelnnd for Columbus and Way Stations, with freight.. 000 A.M. ColuubusforClereliind 7.00 A. M. . " 11 4) A. M. " " y.uu P. M. Columbus for Cleveland and Way Stations, with Irelght 600 A. M. The 7.00 A. M. Train from Columbus, with nnisencara. stoos at all way stations, and reaches Cleveland at tl .SO P. M. The 11.1)0 A. M. Express I'rain from Columbus, stops at Delaware, Cardiugton, Gitliun, Shelby, New Loudon, Wellington and Oral Ion (onl; ) with the passengers that lenvo Cincinnati at 5 'JO A. M-. via the Little Miami, and Columbus mid Xenia Railroads. and connect m Cleveland at 3.U0 P M. tor Hutlalo and Dunkirk, with the n'.w and splendid Low Pressure Hteam l'nrkets, KM-PlKKbTATE, CapL Uaubd, and BUCKEYE STATE, CHptHin Htanard, lor Bulialo; and tbeUUEEN CITY, Capt T. J. Tm'8, and ALABAMA, Cant. W.T. I'rasr, for Dunkirk. Arriving et Dunkirk at 4 o'clock A. M.; and at Buttalo at 7 o'clock A. M., in time to connect with tbe Express Tiaius to New York and Albany.Tue 7.00 A. M. Train from Cleveland, with pwiengers, stops nt all VVuy Htntlons, and reaches Shelby at 104j A. M., connecting with tho Hauduoky and Newark Railroad, and arrivoa at Colmu-bus at HA5 I'. M., and Cincinnati at 11.00 P. M he 11.00 A. M. Express Train lor Columbus and Cincinnati. stops at Gralton, Wellington. New London, Shelby, Cardinuton anu iieiaware, aim eonneois wnn ine nieamers r.mpire stale anu Buckeye skate from llutlulo, and Alabama and Queen City from Dunkirk, at Cleveland, and at Columbus with the Columbus and Xi-ola, and l.ittlo Miami It'dlronds, macbing Columbus at S.'A) P. M aud Cincinnati at 1 1.00 P. M. be ti.00 P. M. Train lroin Clevelnnd to Columbus and Cinrtn- nhtl, with passengers, stops at all Way Stations, and arrives at Cincinnati next dy at 1 1 00 A. M. The y.ou P. M. Train from (Jolu tubus to Cleveland, with passengers, stops at all Way Stations. rv Passen(Hre will be ticketed between Columbus and New York, Sheibv and New York, Clevelnnd and Oberlui, Cleveland and Klyria, Clevelnnd and Nurwulk, Cleveland and Wooster, and ClevplHiid und Milan. rs The comuMuy are prensred to recplve Ireight on coniign- tneut, and transport it to any point ou their rood. Porpnrticu-lars, see Freight Taritl', O. A. h.N 101 IT, Cleveland, 1 Uko. Wation, Ciiiumous, J. Agents. J. P. Davis, Hbelby. ) W. li. Clkaiint, Sup't h. M. R. R Cincinnati. 8. Mkdhrhv, Sup't C. U X. 1L R.t Columbus. P. W. ("TMaDKr, Cincimiali, . . . Aff(.nta C. Patrick, Cleveland, J riLkHl A A. STONE, Ja,, Superintendent Uttice ot me u. . u. u. it. uo., t Clrvrland, Oct. Lhh, nov4 1851. OjLtmUUfi 4t Al:iIA UAIMiOAD, KCMMBU AHKANuK M K iN t . ON and alter June 4, until lurtber uotice, Passenger Trains will run a tuliows : EXi'HHS THKtJU'iH TRAIN between Cleveland and Cin cinnatileave Columbus daily, (Sundays excepted,) at H.'M P. M., arrive at X';nia 7.40 P. M. Iteturuing, leave Xenia at 8.3o A. M arrive at Columbus 10.40 A. M. ACCUMMMOUATION TRAIN Leavee Columbus daily nt 5.10 A. M., arrive at Xenia at 7.;io A. M. (connecting with a Train ou the I.lule Miami llallrond which arrives in Ciucluuati ll.'JO A. M.) Returning, leave Xenia on the arrival of tho train Iron; Cincinnati ut 5 P, M., rea;h Columbus H7M) P. M. Passengers by this Train going either to Cleveland or Cincinnati, sl'-vp at Columbus aud resume the next uioriilng. Coeelies leave Columbus daily tor Lancaster, (Jhlllleolhe, Newark, Zauesvllln and Wbeeling, on tho arrival id tbe Cars, Pierce's line ot Stages ruoa between Xenia and Dayton in connection with bolii traiuB ol Cats. Tickets may be had at the otbeo of the Ohio Stage Company, In Columbus. I VI he Com pany will not be responsible for baggage cx ouemng $M in value, unless by special agreement fill fHRWJ Kffn'TTRiir";vi?inrVrs,'i,t,T':rf(J T1IIC ItAU.ltOAlJ. (MIMIMIH Ok- HTAtiliGPHt'E, HAS bfn removed Irom tbo ti'U House' to lour (loom north of the Atnerleiin Hotel, on Iliith street Citi- ions are ntmested to call at tlie uilice and secure Hmlroad Ticket Inr either North or West, They rau also have ait Omnibus call tor them at their residences, and bo sure ol arriving ai the Depot In time lor tbe trains. tVniir llnilv T.lnea of f'onehPN leave on the arrival ol the oars. For Newark, Zancsvillu and Wheeling, aslollows: r.asi nidii i-mos mavo ai jo a. m. Express " " 0 P. AI. Extra Coaches turnished at short notlco. U. O. REAM, Agent Columbus, Ohio, March 95, ItiSl-ly New York and Eric Railroad Liiic. 1851. lk NEW route to New York eity via. Duukirk and the Erie Iluii-road, connecting with hrst elas stnaiuors on Luke Erie, tbe Michigan, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, aud Sandusky and Cincinnati lUilroads, and tteo tri ers on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and tho Ohio, Indiana and rennnyivsnta canal-. THAINW liUAVIS Il !rkIKIV A fULIiUWU (Sundays exeepted,) 1st Morning l-.xprosi Train at 6 o'clock, ltd do Mail ' 10 3d Even ins- Exoress " " y.:t0 " Thronnh Tlekna from ('olnmbna to ew Ynrlt, 114. Tho Mail Train stops at Elmira, where pHssttngers can sleep 7 hours, and take tho Express Train, arriving in New York next morning at U o'clock, making the whole di nance by day light. The Express Freight and Cattle Train leaves Dunkirk at 4 A. M. didly ; a Passengor Car Is attached to this Train to accomrao date Way passengers and Drovers. I'd' Pare iroui Dunkirk, to New Torn, fl. Sec nnd -class, 95, Tins company are prupnred to traiispuri livestock and freights of all kinds to and from New York. Parllnilar attention will be paid to Stock Tie gauge being fl leet wide, gives this route great advantages over narrow gauge Jiatlroads in toe trausporisunn oi sujuk. IV Additional Trains will bo put in commission In a very short time. . . . , . freight Tariffs will be dHtrlnuted, giving run particulars in regard io the prices ot Freight, as soon as ttiey can bo prepared. J. NOTTINGHAM, Agent, Dunkirk. tM New York and Eric Railroad Line. FOB. DUN KIRK MRtiCT, WITHOUT LAMDINO. THHOUUH TO A(K YOU K ii 34 HOVIlSt mHEstaHiner ALABAMA, Capt W.T. Pxasb, will leave for JL Dunkirk Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at & o'clock P. M., or immediately on the arrival ot tho Express Train from Cincinnati, connecting at Dunkirk with the Morning Express Train lor flew i ora. For Freight or Pssiage apply to J, W. THOKN'l uN, American House, Columbus. faT" ThruuKh Tickets can bo procured at tbe Ohio Stage Of fice, Columbus, Ohio. Jy'- New York and Eric Railroad Line. KOtt DUNKIRK IHIIKCT, WITHOUT LANDING. THHOIjiill TO A.' IP YORK L IU IIOVHS. rl vl!K steamer UUEKN CI l'Y, Cpt T. J. Tm-fl, will leave tor X Dunkirk on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 5 o'clock P. M.. or immediate I v on the arrival ol tbe Kxuress Train front Cincinnati, connucung at Dunkirk the Morning Express Train mr new iora. t For Freight nr Pasiage apply to J, W. THOUN lfOH, American House, Columbus. F9 Throuirh Tickets oan be urocuml at the Ohio Slaue Ol- flee, (Vilumlms, Ohio. '?7' WUMMKHHUAWLS AT A LurtSv A hue lot, slightly injured O to be bad lor a song, for sale by aplt) H. COWI.KS A CO. TO COUNTRY MKKttllANTM. tlTE have rtn hand a lot ol assorted crates. Which will be toll V at New York prices, freight only added, and s largo lot ol liliu IV.miI Imotnrv nrietw. hv the box. House keepers nnd others are invited to call and examine our assortment ol China, Crockery, and Glass ware) also n superb lot of Fancy Wares, such as Rich Vases, Tote a tete Setts, Motto cups and saucers, cut and engraved Bohemian Glass ware, Britannia Tea Setts, Castors, Candlesticks, Tea and Table Spoons, t!nttannta. Ap . Mif... Jbf.. American Table Cutlery, German Silver and Plated Tea end Table Spoons. Conwlfn's Solar Lard Lamps, Chimneys and Wicks, Looking Glauses, Wallers, Lanterns, and many other articles useful iu bouse seeping. j. nrairn, at sun. Columbus, August 18, 1M1.-Iy i fU'n ANII MTRAW AIA1TIN. 1200 J , YDS Coeoanet Bark and Straw Matting, just recerr- ' ad. ead lor sale ov oell J. D. OSBORN CO. HEAL ESTATE. joskfh r. smith. iamvxl m. mills. HAIITn MILLN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Real Ksinle Arntet Hurveyora nnd Not a r lea Public, HIGH aTXKKT, COLUMSCS. OHIO, ATTEN D to tho practice ol their pmlesslon, obtaining, pensions, selling and leasing real estate, survey ln and dividing lands, collection ol claims, examination ot land titles, Ikl, to, are. axvxMNcrs. Swan A Andrews, Columbus, O. Allred Avery, New York City. Wm. Mil lord, Cleveland, O. Tweed.Silleyst Wright, CinU J. A. W. FJunay, SL Louis, Mo. Geo. T. Williamson, Cincln'atl. BAKERW no HEAT AMMSOKQ. II A K PR Sz AR!tlHTIt(IN:. EAL ESTATE BROKE KB and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Oilier, South room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. IOlt HA LK An OUT LOT containing 11 acres, with a frame building, stuated on Friend street, opposite tho Blind Asylum. Inquire ot augtt BAKER A ARMSTRONG. LOIt KAI.K A two story BRICK IJOUSE, containing six A rooms, situated on tbo south end of Filth street Terms essay. Inquire of augU BAKER A ARMSTRONG A FARM FOR HA LB OR RENT, fills farm is situated within two miles ol the city, and contains 80 acres, Oft of which are Improved. Enquire of eplU BAKER k ARMSTRONG. FOR HALB AT A HAH CIA IN. ONE of the most desirable vacant Half Lola in the city. Situated on Town tret, between Hitch and Third iirerts. Inquire of augt BAKER A AKMKTHONG. FOR HALB OU EXCHANGE. 64( ACRES OF LAND, In Henry county, llltuuls, a portion lr ol which is timbered, the balance is a lirst rate quality of bottom and rolling prairie. This land is well calculated for a Stock Farm, having an abundance of living water the year rouiid. Persons wishing to purr hate, or exchange property In this vicinity, for a desimble piece ot land, would do well to call ou the subscribers immco lately. Inquire of fcug7 HAKER A ARMS I RON 0. lona Land Agency and Exchange Office, IOWA CITY. COLMAN, l'OWKLL, HART Sz CO. WHIS Company have established a General Agency at the seat A of Government lor the purchase and sale ot Mexican War Land Warrants, and lor the location ot Warrants issued under the aot ol September, 1850, Tbe Company also respectfully tender their services as Agents for selling these l ands when patented, and lor paying taxes on Lands ol non-residents. REFERENCES. Stephen Whlcher, Esq., U. 8. District Attorney, Iowa : 8. B. Shelleday, Eq., " Marshal Register and Receiver " Land Office, Iowa City, Iowa ; Register and Receiver " Fairfield " Register and Receiver " ' Dubuque " Hon. I. P. Miller, late M. C, Iowa ; D.A.January, Esq., St Louis, Missouri: J. P. Eddy, Eq Hon. Nenion Edwards, Alton, Illinois; John V. Vance, Danville, Garret Vltet, Miiwaukie, Wisconsin. Hon E. M. Huntington, late Com. Gen. Land Office, Indiana; Oliver 11. Hmith.l ndlanHpolls, Indiana t " Albert 8. White, Lalayntle, Chnnci-y Rose, Esq., Terre IlHUte, John Chambers, (late Governor of Iowa,) Kentucky, James Davies, Esq., Smit'-land, John Armstrong, Eq., Greensburgb, Pennsylvsnla ; Alexander R. Stephenson, Esq., Gcttysburgb, Pennsylvania j . Wiilmm McClellan, Iq Chambersburgb, " Gen. O. H. W. Htull. Cumbftrlaud, Maryland, lion. Richard M. Young, Washington City; Fltz Henry Warren, Ilenry Clay Henderson, Esq., Treasury Department, Washington City. Major Walter It. Morris, Memphis, Tennessee; Col, Sam'l It. Anderson, Nashville, General Mcintosh, Georgia. John Bryan Esq , Custom House, Charleston, South Carolina. iter, neniamin unnce, natenex, .mssisslppi. Hon. John McLean, Cincinnati, Ohio; Gen Charles Anthony, Springfield, 11 W. B Hubbard, Ebu., Columbus, " Col. John Noble, Columbus fjyl IIOCNB AND LOT FOR HACK. THE subscrilwr will sell the Lot on which he Hres, on High street between Town and Rich. It is in the centre ol the city, and a very convenient stand for business and for a family residence. The terms will be about one third down and tho balance in payments. I hose who wih to purehane to upwu. late un, or to locate for business would do well to call and exam Ine the premises, as a guod bargain will be offered. mayw winr, t j iik.imj. I am authorised to sell that excellent nronenv of Mr. Pike's, on LAND FOR HALKr The undivided halt ol 16 79-1 la) acres of land, adjoining the city of Columbus, 150 rods east of kiteh street, fronting on the Columbus and Groyeport turnpike. Title Indisoutable uricelnO dollars ner acre. Terras oasv. and made known on application to D. S. Full MAN. tJOlUfUDUS, Sept 4, dtl VALUABLE FROPKItTY ON THIRD HTKKIiT FOR HACK. AN unimproved half lot corner 3d and State streets ;also a coin modlous Brick dwelling with 10 rooms and good out-build ngs nearly new, corner ad and Rich streets. Kiimireof BUTTLES, COMSTOCK it A Co. FOIt HA I K. THOSE two well known Lots Nos. 758 and 737, on tho corner of Rich and Sixth streets, with streets and altera all round them, formerly the proerty ot Chester Johnson, on which are a great vanery oi cnoice iruit ana snruboery, and subdivided into seven parts to suit purchasers. ALSO Two Lots on tbe corner ol Friend and Seventh streets subdivided Into seven parts to suit pu rchnsers. There is an alley :t leer in wiutn running uirougn tnein lor general convenience Tho whole ol the toreuointr property will be sold un very ac commodating terms. For particulars, inquire nt Thomas Wood, agent. fleb25 WM. PHELAN. ISA LB OF COLLKGU LANOhi riillE larger and wiu.r portion ol these lands still remain un-A sold, and they arc now ottered at private sale on Secern roo-dnting tonus a part unly of tbo purchase money being required In hand. Also, for sale bnlldlng and out lots In tbe Til Inge of Gambler, which are unsurpassed for beauty of location, and all the more Important advantages to lie desired In such property, A good hotel is specinlly needed in the villiice. ani purpose will be furnished on lavorah' vo- AIl)iy Ul tneSUOSeravs uRiuuiui J IrVrf M T.C. WING, Agent. FOR HACK. fplIC HOUSE AND LOT ot Dr. Case, on the corner of Town X and Seventh streets. The house Is new. with stable, carmtrn house and other out buildings, all arranged Willi a view to comfort and convenience. The lot will bo sold altogether or divided Into two or three lots. to suit porehasera. ror iiinuer particulars inquire oi willjam jnimnm, at me store of II. Cowlks A Co. lnug'J5-tf IIOCKlN COAL. I AM now recelrfaig daily, Irom my Coal Rank, the best of Iloeklna C'onl. which I will sell from boat at seven cents per bushel, or deliver In any part of tbe city at bioht cents per bushel. Helcried Con I lor Orates. uoiumuus, May 17, lnat-u r. UAYDt.n. The undersigned have been burning tbe Coal from Mr. Hay den's bank for the last year or two. It has given us good satisfaction, and we would recommend Has superior to any sold in this city. S. Mrdary, J). VV. I'KSHLITR, Columbus, May 15, 1P5I ' W. B. HrsnAaa WM. HLVNN. WE would call attention to our stuck of Fine" Wntrhea of London and laVnrvsi Alnnufiirtiire. which will com mend themselves in the high flimh and accuracy ol their internal structure, and tbe perfection and beauty of their eases, aiso, rine vvatcnes lor Ladies, in great variety; as wen mm general assnrtmentol all other kinds ot Gold and Silver Watches, in style and price to suit all. JEWELRY. A fill) and beautiful assortment, selected with great care. Please examine. We will make the prices low enough. SILVER WAHK, Always a targe and Una stock, made from sterling silver t war ranted equal to coin. FINE I'UH.'RP. Marble, In rartona colors. Inlaid Ebony, Panlor Mache. and tbo lower grades in variety. PLATED AND BRITTANIA WARE. A fine assortment Baskets, Castors, Candle-sticks, Ac,, Ac. Also, Watch-makers' Tools aud Materials. Jul7 Soup Stone Griddles. IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING TO HtHTSFKEIPPERS. 1E have oa hand and have ben selling for the last two years, vv a new and useful article, called " Soap Stone Griddles." The ndvaniages dopm sued by these Griddles over the old kind are numerous. They bake buckwheat cakes superior to the old plan, iwver requiring any grease, consequently do not smok. Cakes baked by these are always nicely browned, nevor half cooked or burnt ; aud when once bested, they retain the hea lor a long time. The unnleasant odor arising from the Iron Griddle la entirety ohviab-d in this article. The saving of grease le also an Item of Importsnre. The Soap Stone has been used for lining stoves, etc In tbeEsst for fifteen or twenty years, and tbe durability thereof is equal to Iron. The great demand we have for the "Soap Strme Griddle," and the aoneral satisfuctlon they have liven to those nersons wbnnin them, recommend the article to tbe attention ot ersry housekeeperand their merits cannot be appreciated except by those wno use in em, Wo keep tbe following sites constantly oa hand t Round 10, IS and 14 inches Indiameter; price, 1, 1.50, and Oval M, 18 and 33 Inches In length j price, ) Tl, i?and 3.S1 g ur sue at - m j k n r. rs House Furnishing Establishment, No. 14 m Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Dealer In Hardware, Cntlery, Tea Trays. Brtttanna. Jnnaned. Rronsed and Tin Ware, Bathing Apparatus, and Keirlgeratora. Utncwnau, ucwDnr a, iei. 4JI,OAKH. anAWU. cYC?. fELVKT tad Merino Cloaks, Brorbe Loaf H bawls sad flcarfs ' tto, mat iseaiysa sy tBSVwl sauwuui, T. 8. SALDWIff. Daila I)io 0totc Journal. TUESDAY MOEN1NQ, NOVEMBER 18. ISM. YOUNG JE8S1CA. Young Jessies sat si) the day, With heart over Idle love-thoughts pining i Her needle bright beside her lay, , So active once I now Idle shining. Ah, Jessy, Its In Idle hearts That love and mischief are mcst nimble ; The safest shield against tbe darts Of Cnpld, Is Minerva's thimble. The child who with a magnet plays, Well knowing nil Its arts so wily, The tempter near a needle lays, And, Isugbing, says -"Well steal It silly." The needle having naught to do, Is plessed to let the magnet wheedle j Till closer, closer come tbe two, And otf, at length, alopes tbe needle. Now, bad this needle turned Its eye To some gay reticule's construction, It ne'er had strayed from duty's tie, Nor felt the magnet's sly seduction. Thus, girls, would you keep qutet hearts, Your snowy fingers must he nimble; The sstest shield against tbe darts . . Ot Cupid, is Minerva's thimble. C0HEE 8P0KDEKCE. . Nxw Yuhk, November 12, 1851. Never was vindication more com pie to than tbat of Kossuth's character from the charges to maliciously put forth by the attache of the Ad minis) rati on. Tbe statements of tilts official have proved to be throughout base fabrications, and bis uame should be given at once tn the public, that hi foul slanders might bring upon him personally the odium which he io justly merits. We have, from Captain Loko himself, an account of tbe doings of Kossuth while on board the Mitmsippi, and. instead of being auch as to create dissatisfaction, they were from first to last perfectly unexceptionable. At no time was there any tnisunderi landing between the American officers and the brave Hungarian leader; but, on the contrary, the feelinps of respect and admiration wilb which the latter hnd been received rattier grew stronger towards him at his disposition and character became more fully known. It is very fortunate that the Miitimppi reached out port before Kossuth himself. The tissue of falsehoods promulgated Bgntiist him, are now without further effect, and he will be received among us as cordially and warmly as if they had never been written. In fact people seem to blame themselves that they permitted an anonymous communication to sway their minds, io the least degree, against Komuth, until, at least, it wus substantiated by further evidence from other sources. And the consequence is, that the welcome which will uow be tendered him, will probably be more hearty and enthusiastic even thitn it would have been under other circumstances. The committee of our Common Council, who have the mutter in charge, are mukiug entire preparations. It is intended to have three arches upon Broadway, under which he will pass in procession. These will no doubt be handsomely gotten op, and bear suitable and appropriate inscriptions. The Hungarian officers who arrived in the Mitmnppi are at the Irving House. To-day they will visit, with the committee above men tioned, some objects of Interest ou our island, and they will all be publicly received with Koiiuth, on the land ing here of the latter, who is looked for next Wednesday, We have not yet the official returns of the election in this State. The prospects, however, are not quite as flattering as they were. We supposed that we would have a majotiiy of the members of the Canal Hoard, a day or two ago, but just now the chance of this seems hopeless, Tbe official returns, as far as received, vary in some instances very materially from those previously reported. The changes are mostly in favor of the Locos, aud, unless some of a counter kind shall come in, the latter will have matters pretty much in their own hands. Yours, truly, W. SI00DT BATTLE AT KATAX0B08. About noon on Monday, General Carvajul arrived with his forces, and took possession of Kurt Paretics. a short mile from Matamnros, and established his Head Quarters in that fortification, Ho had a body of nearly 800 nu n, chiefly cavalry, now increased to 1000 men ami one brass 4 pounder, uen. Avalos has in the city, a f"rce of about 600 men, with 0 und 9 pounders. His troops are perhaps better armed and equipped for fighting, than any similar body ever was in toe nepuunc oi Mexico, ine streets hnn. ." ppJ - uttxiutiie uetence. Yesterday at 11 o'clock, a portion of General Carva- ial's troops, advanced towards the city, and one col umn toon possession oi tue uarrita, or guani-nouse, at tbe terry opposite Brownsville the other advanced to the rear of the town. A heavy fire of cannon was opened on both lines from Avalos' batteries, which was briskly replied to by Larva mis piece under com mand of Cant. Wheate. Tbe liberators boldly advan ced into tlie town and were soon engaged, almost hand to hand, wnn the enemy. A fierce and determin ed struesle ensued, which lasted till night separated the combatants, A short time before sun-down, sever-' al companies of Oarvajars sharp-shooters, had forced their way through walls and all other Impediments, np tn the Main Plaza, of the city, where they picked off Avalos' gunners and riflemen and silenced most of his tins. ISia lit coming on, Uarvaial withdrew bu troops. till this morning, at which time the combat will be Erotmoiy renewed, inu was a sharp and spirited atlle and resulted in a considerable loss of life. Go the side of the Liberators, two were killed, l'eter Cul ver, of this city, a worthy aud respectable eitixen. and another person, whose name we have not learned and abont a dozen were wouuded, some ot them severely. un ine mie oi Avaios aoout ou were Kilted, and about the same number wounded. Amonir the wound edare Avalos himself, shot through both legs f C-i. Zftpnta, Uummissary uenerai, wounded in the leg; Vasques, aid to me uenerai, unto j uapl. lopez, ol the National Guard. Rafael On intern. President of the Aynntatniento, nnd Lieut. Pineda of the National Guards, were also badly wotinded. Lieut. Llano, of the National Guards, was killed. ' We shall give the particulars in full when the contest is finished. It is enough to say at present that both sides fought brave ly, and that many officers and men greatly distinguish ed themselves. We shall name some of them here after. A reinforcement from Vera Crnx, of 115 men for Avalos, arrived at the Brasos yesterday. They have not yet reached Matamoras. This morning Carvajal was reinmrced oy 1HU men irom ine towns along the river. A determined resistance will bn made, but nothing, we think, can withstand the seal, gallantry, nnd vigor of Carvajnl's men. They are soldiers whom difficulty ennnot weary, danger cannot daunt, and death itself cannot turn from the path of duty aud of honor. During the battle, several cannon balls, fired from Avalos's battery, struck the American shore, at the upper line of houses in this city. We saw them distinctly from our office. Rio Bravo, Oct. 22. Thk Kinkli MnTiao. Mr. Knlly'a apatinni Hall wna filled laat evenioff. Tlie meeting waa entlmaiutie. E. llEssK-Mt!Ei.Lit, Bq., preaidetl; Col. T. V. 8pen car, end George Arnold, Daq., Vice Preaidentai and miller, caq., anu j, u.lirannu, r.iq.,ooi;rouiriea. The Preaident made, brief, animated apeech in Ger man, Hating the object nf the miaaion ol I'rol. Kinkle and of the meeting, and b. cnnci-ly repeated the atatcment in Kniiliali. At the cloae of the unaueceaalul atruggie. tor Ireedom in uermnuy, a minuter oi aia tinguiahed participator, and exilea formed a League in Lnndnn, to aid the people in ueqnent effort, to throw off the yoke of oppreaaion. To raiae the neceaaapr mean, to aeenre aiicceae, a German Loan ia provided, and I'nif. K.'a miaaion to Ihi. country ia to aolicit aid of hi. countrymen and olhera. The aom of 2,O00,0OO ia deaired irom tbe United fltatea. Afiar . aariea of retiolutinna einreaaive of avmpalhT with the canae of liberty in Europe, and approving of Ilia German Loan, bad been reaa in uennan ana nog. lish, the President introduced Prof. Kiokle to tho meet ing. . , . The distinguished patriot wns wnrmly welcomed. He spoke in German with great animation and effect for nbriut an hour. He is a gentleman of commanding address, and an orator of unusual ability. He swayed his auditory with the wand of a master, now holding his intelligent countrymen in breathless silence, and anon routing them to the highest pitch ot enthusiasm. His voice, euunciutiiin, in miner anu action, were in the highest decree pleasing, and although we cannot un derstand a word of German, we have seldom io much enjoyed an oratoiicnl f-tlbrt. Tho matter was pretty plainly spoken in the maimer. When Prof. K. closed n recess was taken for the pur pose of making subscriptions to the loan, and from the press around the table a liberal subscription was no doubt ttken np. J. J. Vaughatt, Esq., then addressed ine audience, now much thinned out. in a brief, happy, pairiulic speech, and was followed by a gentleman in German. Cleveland Herald. . Thk Fire Annihilator. We lonrn by the New York Express thut the long expected test of the merits of the fire annihilator took place in Tripler Hall on Monday evening. There were a number of the machines upon the stage, and Dr. Colton lectured upon anu explained the invention, i lie Express says t ' At the close of Dr. C.'a lecture a model house was displayed to the audience, which it was proposed to ignite anu men extinguish wnn one or ine anninuainrs. The house was about four feet in height and three feet brond, made of sheet iron nnd filled with a vnriety of combustibles. To these a light whs applied, and when the bluze filled the interior of the house, the rod of one of the small Annihilators was pressed, the charge re ieaseu anu uy it ine names quick ly subdued. 1 he gas, in escaping presented precisely the appearance of ateam, and was, in fnct, in a great proportion, as Dr. O. informed his audience, composed of steam. It was discharged with considerable violence from the tube, and whs exhausted in about three minutes. Wneu the fire had been thus extinguished, the model of a vessel was brought upon the staeo. This was also made of sheet iron, with open port-holes, and filled wilb sha vings. On this, the same experiment was repealed aud with correspouding results." Such tests amount to just nothing at all so far as practical utility iu arresting accidental conflagrations is concerned, and the Express correctly remarks that " heavy sales of tlie Annihilator cannot be sustained and its general adoption cannot be secured until the experimenters forsake experiments in miniature and make some grand triumphant illustration which ibe public mny witness, and by which they will he convinced." Dr. 0. is tn repeat his exhibition iu about a week. Cleveland Herald. KNOWLEDGE FOB THE MILLION. We find the following advertisement in the Cleve land papers, and copy it without request. Mr. II lac k-mork formerly resided iu this city t Te the People of the Ohio River. Be it known that i will undertake for any common- weulili or municipal corporation, to supply an abundance of water fur the navigation of the Ohio river dur- ng the seasons of low water, from above Pittsburch to its continence wilb the Mississippi, at a comparative low expense. H. H. BLACKMOKH, Aren't and Uivil Engineer. Cleveland, Ohio. NATHAN HKOOHH, Justice of the i'esee, Office, No. 1 Rue It eye Block, (np stairs,) Columbus, O VOH HALE A SPLENDID TWO-8TOUY HHICK DWELL INfl IIOU8E, situs to on tbe south side of Oak street, and second lot east of Eighth. This property will be sold either for cash, on easy terms, ur exchanged tor a good improved Farm In this county or Delaware. J. R. TUTTLK, av8dlm Offlee In Carpenter's Hul Id trigs. Double-Lntry Hook-Keepings RS. IlAt'ON, Principal of Hncon'a Mercantile ToU lege, Clnrlnnnll, respectlully onuouRcns tu tbe citlsens of Columbus and vielmty, that hi will tenth soother class In tiOl'Hl.E KNTHYBOOK-KKKI'INQ in this city, commencing on Monday, 17th lost, at Mechanics' Hull, corntrol liiuh and Klch streets. Fi none desirous of acquiring a thorough hmtltdgt ot the "Science of Accounts," lHih tin oretUal and practical,) arelnvl. ted to leave their names with the undersigned at their earliest cun veiiience, as it is very deiirblctht'I who with to Join the class should be prepared to commence at tbe time sperltird above. Wit a vi a at Cati, 'J doors north ol Capitol House ; Thomas Moodib, Cashier City Bnnkf Jf. Haldwin, Auditor ot dtato's Gihrei Il ItiRD, Mu lo Store; W. T. Bascom. Ed. Journal NoVfinbcr 6, It&l-dlw LA1UKH ANII JKTI,KMK.V8 OY8T KK MA LOOM. I AHBOB A CO. will commence receiving Freah Oretere a this day, and promise their friends aud patronsto do all in their power to alveseneral satisfaction. nov&dnt TAKE NOTICE, THAT from and after January 1st, 1K2, I shall adopt tbe system ot selling (ioods Inr CAHU ONLY. Beliovlnr this cbaogc to be fur tlie mutual advantage ot Buyer and feller, 1 shall adhere strictly to the principle ol selling for cash only, and at small pronU. H. U. KIMhALL, novl-tt Phoe and L-ather Dealer, 66 High street FOR WALK. A BEAUTIFUL COTTAUK HOUtfE and full If air-Lot, situated on Front street, between Town and Hich streets. 1 bis property Is all In good repair tome chuire Fruit and Hhrubbery on the Lot and can be purchased at a low figure, snd on guod terms. If sinH"t"m be made soon. Inquire uf 'v BAKER ARMSTHONfl. FOIl NAI.K. A HOUSE snd HALF-LOT, shunted on the corner of Mound and Hnventh streets. This preperty can be purchased cheap, aud on good terras, inquire ot oovi BAKER A AHMSTRONO. TO UAILKOAD COMPANIES! lofomothc li us ine Worki-Zmimille, 0. r.N'u.iruLi.1 noiii . u,nro.d Ccraiuuiln, thai "'"J mu i, "-omr, ol the moil p- pro.pd RODitnjctinn .nn nni.n, which lor c,pMi.Vi .poxi ,nd uuinuuitjr, bid it... nj.tt.in-u iu ini. cuuniry. Al.u, mil other Rullroau M.rliinrry, ol both wrought and out Iron, pdrtaluifia: tu tho road, talfun. or macfalntahop.. IVrma m l.voratle M any othnr builder. In Ihft United fiutea. Tho ftcilttfm ol tr.'iporlaiitn Irum Znnearille an, aa good H from anj other point in the Union, having ateamboat naviaa. lion tn thi Ohio Hiver, and Canal boat and Railroad connection wilb the Ohio rirftr and Lakea. One nf Ihfir Knainea. the MuRKtNacM," on tbe Central Ohio Railroad, may be referred to, or olbrra at tbt;ir woraa Tb. at tentlon of tboae Intereated la invited, and ordera aollciteiL nov:.:tm IT IH HKPORTKD ItV TUB I.AIIIEH abont town I th.tCUVVI.K8 laaelling blaaew large Hock of dark Knneh Cnlntiea at the low price of US ecnta, becauae bia la tbe oc30 "RKAUl PAY STORE." FIHEt PIHE! FIRE! TUE nnderalfneil, Aaenl tor the ATM A INPURANCK COMPANY, of Hartlnrtl. Connertlent, ia prepared to take ri.ka ia tbe above re,pon,ille rompany, on the moat favorable terma. Olllee In City Bank Hoiuling,up alalra. otlll-daw J, WM RAI.DWIH. FOR MAI.H. nNKofthemoatdealraMePAHMfln lljeenuntry.eontalnlnf S00 v acre a, all under food fence, VM acrea ol It cleared and under cultivation, with a good grafted orchard, living w.ter, a atone bona, wiib aeven roonia, and all the neceaaary and convenient outbuildinga. filnated In Concord townahlp, Iieiaware county, one mile aoulh from " Hart. Hpringa." We are atuhorlaed to aell, or trade tor properly la tbia cityon very reasonable terma. BMI'I H A MILLS oegt-a ' Real EalateAgenta. OVWTKKM, AMB AND FINII. ri HAH. KL1 K la now pnparnd ttt aervc np collee, oyatera, tIA, -. , - ui.wii.-Bi . warning, M an noun, at bia saloon. Mo. 3 Piatl'a Building, tflate .treat. m., tttrpu vtj.kui. n, we luweai price oy ine can. ocH-dam , . I . BAY HTATB einAWI.el. ONn and square Shawla, in great variety. Purcbaaera will -i tnd it Io tbelr advantage to azamlnd our atock of Shawla betore purchaaing eliew hero, oca W. A. A i. C. McCOT A CO Diiru m luadtru o iP theflnnst French nlato. and dltad u In th hmt fiuniwr For sale at the New Bookstore. J. H. RII.ET A CO. 'pWO fJKNTl.li,IKN can h.vapU-M.ntro.ni nnd board A la a private family, fnur minutes distant Irom tbe Plate House. ApplvatTHItJOPFICR. oc31 FOR NA1.B A BaATjTirrL Cottsor Hssroawca, nearly opposite tbn Pecmd Presbyterian L'horrh. l ite Horn has seren roums, with buttery, cellar, Vc; and Ihereareon tbf lot a Rood stabln, well, elst rn, snd otlirr out-bulldfngs, sll la good order. It will he sold cheap, end on easy terms SMITH A Ml IX A, oct-d Real Kltabi Asenta FOR AAT.B -A desirable VACANT LOT.sitnstcd on Eas Town street Inquire of-ujrU HAKKR A ARMPTRONO. niHHOMTION. DBS CAS F. A LITTLK have this day dissolved. A'l who era indebted to said Arm art rrquestftd to call and tnske trame dlatn payment Ur. Case ntn absent, Dr. Little la authorised to settle all of thHr accounts, folambas. Ht-rnbm Id, )Mi-dttm A CCOKDBONH The best and largest stock ol Accorde. a m. ( jis y l Ton Will Snd al onll-wltm MACHOl.llV HrstcffTOSK CII I HI K , UTTER Cnilars and Linen lids'., a ttt -ndfd ai snrtmvr., from 1 A. T. BTVKL A CO. BOT7-lno