Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1854-06-01

              7-T7 t VOLUME X VII. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 1. 1854, NUMBER 273. V) fa Slic Patltt (Dljio State Journal IS PUDLISIIED EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE WHO STATE JOIJOAT, COMPANY. JOURNAL DC1LDIM1S, BIOS AMD PI AM, BTtUmj N TIUNCK OS UIOH TERMS hvariafty in advancs .- In Columbus, JCOO ayear; bv mail. 6 .WO. Va.il I during tin session of the Legislature, and Tri-U'eeklv fur the nrialnil.tr of tbe yar, 85 OO. TIIK WKKKLY J(V 'k.NAL is furulnhed to city subscribers at S3, an,l by mail at S1.60. jnr, Clubs of four and upwards, 1.25: often arj.l upwards, 1. 00. THE Tltl-WKKiiLlf JOURNAL la S3 00 year. HATES OF ADVERTISLVO IN THE DAILY JOVliXAL. The following rates and rules havabaen agreed upon between the proprietor of the Ovo Statamm and the Oki Stall Journal, to be obwrred in all cases, after thia data. July 20, 1S49. 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All a.lvrufeineut front atraiigere or transient peron to be paid i'l Mdvanra The privilege of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly in their regular bupinewi ; and all advertisements not pertaining there to, to be piiid for extra AdvertitiiieiiM for Auctioneers, General Aienta, Ileal fetaia .Vj.-ntu, 4c, not to be contraoted for by the year, but to be charg-d by rite pit-ee. at th- uriua) rate. Ann' hi eaudiiMrea Iftir offices of avsry deaerlprjon) ' t rlv.iri.-id st the rate ol forty emita per week, for ear h name; tlnxsnif to be. in all caeee. paid in advance. Aitonu vB will be hoidxn for tbe price of inertin7advertliiMo,.riie brought in by them. Publihere not aoeountable for the aoeurat "f lopil adviTiisementa beyond tha amount ohrnd for their pub li'vmnn AH lea'Vd adTertlement to be charged not leee than double the itmv rat, and meaeured aa if aolid. AdTeriaemenu on the imio exelueirely, to be charged at the rata of 60 per cent iu advance of th abore rates. No Aivr.ariBEHtT oaw bi inskrtbd ORATOiroosir. ' Alr.rfiwmMiiia for charitable iuetitut.totia. fire oompanies, a:,rd township, and other public meeting, and eucb like, to be i-hnrr.l h:ilf prl-e. IVnthn Inserted without charge, unless accompanied byfiiiirw invitations or obituary ooticee, and when no auoouipanied. to li paid lor. All persons sending communications or requiring notlmtot fairs poirecs, concerts, or any publio etirertaimi)uts where cliarcee are lmide for admittance, and all notices of private euterpriM-e, nut only Iw ineerteil with the undHretandlng that the wtuie are to l ;i;iid for. If lntrmlwl to tie Inserted in the editorial column, the me will be charged at tbe rate of not lees than '& cents per Ihe. nd tiien onlv when accompanied bv an adrrrlnifnf iUlSt.VSS (jittl)S. TUEVV MACHINE SHOP. --Davies & Swan, 1' .itato Arcnu.i, et end of N nional K.nd Brld((B, having tart -d wtli n jw n-nooiuory, am pruoared to do,allkin(li ol Miihlnn Wjrlt wltn d isjja'cn, and In ihKUeit mnujj r. rtpocial attention wdl lift ijlvon tu MILL VVUllKot ovory dtiscnnilon. share ol putillu ptroria la aoliuited. L K. l)AVIi;s, (late with J. Ridcway.) aprO FRANK tf WAN. HAP AND LETTJElTPAi?ERS. B (JRK & KAN DA IX araagnnta ol th eulcbratod Southworth Matiu-facturiug (Jompauy.and offer their papers by tho case or singio mam at mill primta. Including bluo and white ruled cap, blue and white rulod lottor, Bath post, all altos; oomiuorclal note tlat cap, tolio post, tile. ju7 fyO FIlOTf GROWERS. Tho American JL Fruit tirowora' (iuldo In the Utchard and Garden, by F K Klliot. Fur aula nt the Now Uooksture ol marO .1. H lill.K.V A- nil. C aPItaL C I T YDA G U U R R E A N ROOMS. Ih uuilMrtiinnd hiving permnnontly located iu itw city, bti vttied biranHlt of every adVHiitage nocetiHry l) nxjjuts porftict iJRarrtsotypPB having a largo c-ky Light, ht) can Caktt pictures w-ttiout rtignrd to woachir. Ii nts juat riC'ttvod Jtirgrf arid aplundid asiortmpnt of cum of nvory rariHty, Irom the mil il.e dowutotht) sniHUoAk that aro takon. Kvary lady 1 (cntlora&n l nupctrtilly luvltnd to call ht nt rooms, on ilii(a strni't, Wsc sido, 7 doors riouth of thu Kraoklia Kaak, nud exftmliis ipauimuna. E. 8. WYKE3. Colurabui, Jan. Id, 1854 -jnnlO-dly IOSEPEI iOmTtH, Attorney at Law, tf Kenl Betnto, Bounty l.nnd nnl Pension Agonl Two duorsoast ol Uigh, on Town strrot, Columbus, Ohiu Will attend to tho practice of his profession, obtaining penaions,buy ing, soiling ind obtaining laud warrants, selling aud leasing real ostato, examining land titles, collection ol claims, eto. fff Letters from a distance must bo postmid. Ju30 M USIC I May Q.ueen, Nancy Till, Zundell -L'i- k Huson'a Meloueon Instructor, and llrsinard'a Operatic Melodies. Just roceivod at A. W. Pt-NNIMAN'S, mar'Jl 3 doors north ot the American. RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad fj street, naar tho bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety of castings, always on hattd. r M. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at J Law, and Commissioner ot Deeds and to take Depositions lor Ohio and otiikb Wrstkbn Statics, (late of Cincinnati,) has established himsult In bisprnleaston in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Refers to tho mombnra ot tha liar ol Columbus, Cinclnnat and Southern Ohio. . Ofrct Ho. 14 Wall Strut, tfeui York. mar28 CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES El KWHON Il(I,MEs, Salr.$ Itoimu ISA and 85 Walnut Street, Sell every Wednesday and Saturday, at lWt m., attheMor-chants' Kxchsnito, Railroad llonds, Railroad, llank and Insurance .Stocks, Real Estate and Mooted Securities, of all descriptions. Tbe advautigcs of these sains are that they are held during change hour; and as they call together nil the monlcd mun, securities will at all times sell at lair rates. Cincinnati, O., April 14. 1853. 'PHE undersigned have this day formed a JL partnership under the name and style ot Mll.I.IOIt, DONALDSON & Co, tor tbe purpose of doing a general Banking and Krctaange business, In the olilio (otmerly occupied by 1.. Donaldson & Co., on tho corner ot Stale and High streets, (City llank Building.) JOHN Nil. I. Kit, LUTUKK DONALDSON, Fobuaryl, 1854-dtt A. 11. ORKtN. OK. Jt. J. 1MTTH11SO.V. OFFICK, THK SAMK FOBMF.I1LY OCCUP1KD BY THE LATH D HOWAHO, 6TATK STBEIT, KAST OK TIIC I'llST OfFlCK, COLUMBUS, OHIO. rlmiDKMCit atarllng Hall, (MeJIcal College Dulldlngs) Etate street. mnr24dly flOLUMBUS WIG AND CURL MANU- J FACTORY J. W. COI.MKK, 9fl High street, oppo- site tho Capitol House, manulacturer ot GENT 8 ' VKNTILATIU), COSSAMKR, DIAMOND and ZKI'HYR WIOS, TOU-PF.KS, SCALPS, A:o. LAD IKS' SKLF-ADJIISTINO Will, HALF VVKiS, BANDS, BRAIDS, FRIZ-ETTS, CURLS, to. Negraes' VTIgn. Fore-Pieces, Bnrh-llnlm and Curia. 1000 varieties In OKN AIUF.NTAI, BKA IDI Ni. BACHELOR S INFALLIBLE HAIR DYE. , fy Long Hair Rought or taken In F-chango. jul5-ly THE COLUMBUS STONE & LIME COM PANY are now soiling at their Depot In Columbus, Cutting stone at 93 00 per perch, Faco " 2 00 ' Common Building stona... 80 " Well atuna 70 " Six inchcurbstono 10 Per Lineal foot. Four ' " 07 " ' Limn 13 per full bushel. sep-JH K. A. SUM. 1)1 n -upflrillienacni, "OEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. .The sub- JlL scrlber otters for sale three pieces of ground on the east side of High street, south of Rich, In this city; one south side of Friend, can of Hirh: ono farm In Jackson township 210 nnres, In line condition ; one other farm in same township 108 acres. For particulars of price, terms; A-e., apply to Ham'l Calloway, Geo. M Persona, or dec6tf A. G.HI BBS. MEDICAL BOOKS. Comprising all that Is late and valuablo to tho Profession. For sale at the Now Kookstore. merchli J. II. RILEY Sc CO. A Larsre variety of children's boots and shoes, ow, at the new Root and shoe Emporium No. 1 20 1 J. W CONSTA 8 for sale lo e strem NEW BOOKS. Wines' Hebrew Law, a complete Analysis of the Holy Rlhle, containing tha Old and New rnitm"0ts, arranged alphabetically, In thirty Books, with an Introluctlon, by Rn Na haniol West, M. D. ForsileattheNewllookstoroot J. 11. RILEY & CO. marSO YPE3 OF MANKIND. By Nott, Glid- don, Morton, fto. Just published, and lor sale at 'he New Kookstore. apr25 J, H. RILEY & CO. XEff-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. raOMW.R. M'DONALD'S ADVKHTISINO HOVSK, 102 NASSACST, N. V, THE NEW YORK STEAM BLANK BOOK Maimfactiiriii g Establishment. Caps, bound, numerous styles, 9 cts. per quire and upwards, no lull bound, Wbite, 16c and upwards ; Fine Blue, 18o. do wuh Ende a d Bands, White, Ho; Fine Blue, pag'd,2So. Demy's Fine Blue, Russia corners, paged, 3ec and upwards. do do with ends aud bauds, paged, 41c & upw'da. ao ao itussia ao ao do sue ao do do extra bindings, paired, 60c and upwards. Mediums, Fine Blue, Russia curuvri.'paged, 07c and upwards. ao ao jtussia ends or 0. do 7.10 uo do do extra bindings, do 87c do Royals and Super Royals, extra bind., do 9125 do A great vatlety of Pass Books. 91 per gross and upwards. do do Memorandum Jli'oks, $5 per gross aud upwards. Receipt Books, Potty Accounts, Miniature Klauks, Letter Copy-Ing Books, Willing Books, Cyphering Books, School Albums, ac, a:c. Constsotlv on bend. 10.000 reims of manu actured work of every quality and description, all bound in themostsubstiutial menner, ana in the neatest styles; wmcn are on irei to uoox-sellers, stationers and Dealers generally, lor ensh or approved paper, tiy u naiiA, 110 Nassau street, New York, N, B. A liberal discount when purchased in large quantities. may5 dlimnt BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers having devoted their personal attention for many years to the manufacture ot UILLIAKO TAULKt. are fully competent to execute work that will give entire aatlafaction to the most fastidious connoss.er. Beingthemostextensivemanulaa-turersinthe Union, they are enabled to furuith a superior table atlOpercent leia than any other es:a'jlihment in tbe country to which I act they respectlully invite tbe attention ol buyers, as also, to the essential improvements they have made In the eon itruction and elasticity ol tbe Cuihions, which thiy have bro't to a degree rif perfection attained by no others Al way son hand Billiutd Tables with Marble and Wooden beds, with a large stocit ot Clotbs. Ha ls, t-ues. trench i.ue I. earners, ijue Wax, Pool Ball, Boards. liHgatelle Tables. Silk and Worsted Pockets, Ac. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Old Tables re-cushfoned by sending them by Express. URIFHTH A DEfKER, Billiard Table Manulacturcrs, aprSO-d.lrin No 90 Ann at, New York. THE HAZARD POWDER COM PAN Yf JL MNnuiacturnra ot UVfi FOWD FR, continue to tnrniBh (iunpuwderot all their woll known braudu, viz: " Kenturky Riile," Mtfi'a shooting." Amrrinnn ypnrtirg "Indian uiflo," " Electric," 41 Duck ar-booting," in knto, halt and quarter aogi, and canUtrrR ol one pound each. Aluo, a lull BMortment ol Powder for Rlaitinfi and Mmiig purpoiea, and for Export THm reputation of their Gunpowder s too well known t require comment. For tale by tbe principal dealers in this place, and nt tho office ol the Company, Ml WaHntTret, N Y. City. A. U. HAZARD, President. A. K. DnvoLARS, .Secretary aprli-dJuiM LLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATlON- KRV, COPVINU PKKSSKS, PRINTING, Ao UICH V I.OUTUtl., til Willlmn atreet. New York City. Buyers wtll cousult their interest bv examining our extensive stork, which weofter at the (oirrst ptmtblc prices. Arc tiNT Book r actohv I Booksniade to pattern, paged and print d heads, in every style requiitd. Also a large stuck ou hand suitable lor Banks, Insurance and oilier Companies, Merchants, Courts. Ac., alio in large. quantities lortho North, West, and South Trade. Whitino I'ArxnsI Cao. Litter. Note and Ledcar Paoers. from ibe best Mills In l ho U. d. Foreign Pepirs, Tusue, Draw- ing, writing, uoiorea, 4 c. Stationkuy 1 e.iticyaud Staple doods, a most extensive and complete aftH.irtm.'ut. LnveUtpes, Cards, Inks, Gold Pens and ivnells, Sienl 1'eria. arc. Diabies for 1851 1 Time and Work Rooks. Tarift'of tbe U. int-rost, Advance, Discount. Kxchango and other useful Books for tnn Counting liuuse. .on Printing ol choan Cards. Bill Heads, Labels. Checks, Law Cares, Points, Ac. LiTiiooitArHV and r.NGiiAViNn I Bonds, Stocks, Cortihcates, Rills ot lixchange. Dies cut. Cards and Lnvvloncs embossed in the h-st style. rSThe Trade, Country Merchants and Dealers supplied at low prices, in quan'itics to suit Buyers. Y & Orders oy Mail exocuteo with promptness. RICH Si. L'-'UTltlSI,, HI Willi,mt..Now York, inar24-!3tnM Importing and Manufacturing Stationers. - - - J ! J JSS-wajg.si. 1854. X. W. GRAHAM & Co., FnrwnrdlnjE nnil f'omnilaninn TIIensoit, Vm nf -!llti M e't,on 1 1. n ( final, Zani evltlc, (llifo. Proprfilnri of Regular Line of Steamer Running to Pilltburgh, ana n heeling, alio lltgutar htm uj Canal aunts running to nil points on the Ohio and Hocking Canals. mUROUlill HF.CF.1PT3 given lor all kindi i t Produce lor I Shipment Fast. Through Receipts will he clven for all kinds O' floods from rittiljurph or Wheeling, to Newark, Mi. Vernon. Columbus and Lancaster, at as low rates, and, wo think, greater expedition than by any other route. (inods destined lor shipment by Railroad, !rom here, will be forwarded the same day ot their receipt. Liberal cash advances made on property in store. AM propertyuotrusted to our care will receive prompt- attention. N. VV. GRAHAM A Co. Zanesville, Ohio, Feb. 1st, ISSi. feb8-d6m A GRICULTURAL BOOKS. Stephens' L Y Book of thi Farm; Coleman's Practical Agriculture; r'armer'a F.very Day Book; Fossonden's Complete Farmerand iardiner; Fanner's Knnyclopedla of Modern Agriculture j American Farm Book; Saxtou'a Iturul Haud Rooks; Stock-hardt's Chemical Fiiild Lectures; Johnston. Ag Chemistry; Johnston's Lectures on Practical Agriculture; Browne's American Muck Hook; Fossendrn's noinpluto Farmeraud Gardiner; Phe Farm and Fireside; At en's Rural Architecture; Wheel- er'a Rural Home; Downiuir'a Cottaje Residences; Lardner's Gardening and Rural Archifcturo ; Dnwning'a Rural Kssnys; nonro on the i,rape; Alien on the iirupa; American rjera Book; IJa ryman'a Manual; Youtt, Skinner and Rmdall wotks on Sheep : Youattanl Martin on Cattle; Youatt, M' son, Hind, Clatter and Colei' Horse Farrieries; Youatt on tbe Pig ; Cottage and Farm Bee Keeper; Mystoriesot Boo Keeping Kx-plained; Dixon &- Kerr's, Rennet's, Rrowuoa' and Miner's works on Poultry ; the American Hird rsnclert Hirsts Hook ol Cage Birds; II reck 'a Root ot Flowers ; Downing's Ladles' Flower Garden; Downing's, Harry's, Thomas' and Elliott's works on Fruits ; with a great variety ol other works relating to Agriculture, A c. For sale at the Bookstore of Bpr'-'H KANlMbb, AS A ON LUBM. GREAT EXCITEMENT FOR NEW BOOKS. Just published, and for sale by S. 1. Burr A Co. JVmuest aid Sunshine, or Lite lu Kentucky, by Mn.M.J. llo'ino. The Russian Shores of the Black Sea, by Laurence Oliphaut The Forsters, by Alex. Dumaa. Boys at Home, by C. Adems. Russia as it Is, by Count Gurowskl. Tho Three Colonies ot Australia, by Samuel Sidney. Now York, its Upper Ten and Lower Million, by George Lippard. S. H. BURR Si CO., mayu journal riunuing. NEW BOOKS. Russia ns it is. A Year with the Turks. The Kussian Shores ol the Black Sea. Tho Catecombsof Rome. Fitly Years in both Hemispheres Hosmer's Poem ,Qvols. "Merrimxck," or Life at tho Loom. Ballou's Review. Just published and lor sain nt the New Boukfctore. N. B Tne trade supplied. J. II. RILEY A mayj CO. NITfiD STATES HOTEL, Columbus, O. II SIMONTON, Proprietor. Mr. Slmotitoii has leased this well known Hotel in Columbus tor a term of years, and has thoroughly renovated it Ihrouuhout, in i supplied it with entire new furniture, beds, &o It is hi determination to make It a rii at class house, and worthy of public patronage, lie will sustain his reputation of keeping the best table in Columbus, and by the best attention to the comfort of his guests, hopes to receive a liberal patronage. Ilia old lrlends and thet raveling public are invited to give bim a call. uoiumuus, u., April as, ie;! aiy rellR RUITISH POETS. A set nf thfi npw JL and beautiful Boston edition of the Biltish Poets, band- somolv bound in tancv cloth, lust received and lor sale at tho New Bookstore ol RANDALL, ASTON A LONG. may 13 851. NEIL HOUSE HAT STOKK. 185t. G MLLETT & CO., Wholesale and Re- tall Hosiers In HATH. CAPS AND HTItAW GOODS Are now in receipt ot our Spring and Summer t'tyle to which we would reipncttully Invite tho attention oi Dealeri and all in WHDt ot fioodi In our line. Our assortinfnt it now complete, embracing a 'moat every Mylo worn either Ett or Writ, among which are (ienta' Kxtra Moleskin, Drib, Beaver and ('! mere llata; Panama, Canton bralil, Pedal, Leghorn, China Pearl, Mriaeabut Pearl riirnw., Palm Lett and Canada Htrnw a fair aiNortment tor Children. Also, iMIisW Hloomera. 'api lor Men and Hoya.and manufactured to order: Our (looda will be old aa low ai the Inwe.nt, fur Cash nr approved credit. Un ot the Hi Hat, Neil Houie Hulli.in?. apr5 NOTICE.The creditors of P. T. Snowden re requested to present their claims to tho undersigned, at his otiice on Town street, without dly, as it is desirable to ascertain the amount of tbn outstanding liabilities as early ss possible. As soon as tha books are In condition to do It, the creditors shsll be fully advised ot the stste of affairs, and in the moa time are req tested to exerctso such patience as is ceces-ssry In the premises. JOSKPII F. SMITB, Jan. SI, 1854 dtf Assignee of P. T. Snowden OLIAN& OTHER PIANOS. BERRY cV ROKDON, 'iIS BROADWAY. Publishers of Music, and dealera wholesale and retail in Planoa, Moiodeonaand Music sgeutsfortbe celebrated iEollan.llrand.and other Pianos made by liallet, Davis & Co., Boston, whose Pianos areconaid. cred superior to all others. Great bargains In New York Pia oris, and second hand pianos and Melodeons Musio supplied wholesale and retail at the lowest rates Berry & Gordon, successors to T, 8 Berry, Si!l7 Broaway. Pianos to let. P. 8. II. D. ACo's iEollan Pianos have tha latest Improved voicing. oct.lt ly 'AVE YOUR POSTAGE. Any two of the ?J magazines, one year, tor fo.oo. ai PEARSOIi'S DEPOT, m Y0R& ADVERTlSEMEiVTS. VBOH a.M. PETTENGILL a CO.'S AUKNCV, NASSACSTBKBT. r ADY'S NEW FASHION BOOK. On XJ the 1st of every month is published, price MceDts, Frank Leslie's Ladles Gazette of Paris, London and New York Fash Ions, containing 100 Engravings of the Newest Styles of Ladles' and Cbildien's Huts, Caps, Dresses, Mantillas, fcc, lull size raper ratiern oi a mantilla, large sbeet ot patterns, and Description of Crotchet Work, Articles on Helcivo Leather Work, Velvet Paintings, 4c, Entertaining Literary Matter, Tales, A c., a Novelette by Mrs. Ann Stephens. Also each Part contains New Song or Piece ot Music. Arrangements have been completed in Patis, whereby tbe Newest Designs will appear In this Work one month before the Paris Fashion Books are received by the Steamer. Part 1. was issued on January 1st, 1854, and has been reprinted six different times In order to meet the demand. All tbe back num hers can be obtained. The colored Piste is alone worth more money than is charged lor the whole Part. Extracts pbom thk Pafk9. " It Is by far the best Fashion Kook issued in this country. We cordially reci mrnena it." N. Y. Daily Time: " Ts kes the highest rank among ail Journals ot its class "-N. Y, Tribune. " Tbts Is a superb work." Motion Transcript. " It is the best record ot the Fashion now published " Sunday Times, Philadelphia. Tr. contalDS all tbe newt.st Fashions, and a colored Pjate ol great beauty." HomeJuurnal, One copy, one year, Sit; two do., $1; four do., $9. One copy of tho Gaztto, and one copy of Harper's, Putnam's, or uranam-a nagszioes, one year, $.. Ulrica No, 6 John street. New York, and for sale by all Book, sellers In the United States and Cauadas. aprl8'd:!mp THE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC ES- J TaBI.ISHMKNT. HOH ACE WATER, No. 3:13 Uronilwny, New York. The beat and muil improved Pianos and Mulodeons. T. Gilbert tCo.'a World's (airPremium Pianos, with or without the jEolian, and wilb Iron trames and circular scales. The merit ol these instruments is too well known to noed further commelidntit n Gilbert's Boudoir PI-anoa, aneleg nt instrument tor small rooms. Hallm A Cum sron's Planoa, ol the old establtthi d firm of Hal let & Co. Mr. W. being sole agent lor all the above Plauos, can offer them lower than any other house, llornco Waters' Pianos, manu-lactured expressly for bim, having great power ot tone and elasticity ot touch. 333 Broadway Is the largest depot tor Mu. sical Instruments lu this country, allording selections not to be had elsewhere Second band Pianos at greatbsrgama. Prices IromCb'Oto SI 75, Every Instrument fully warranted or the money relunried, Mklodeons. Goodman & Baldwin's Patent Organ Melode nns, with two banks ot keys asweetan powerful instrument Prices trom 75 to $;00, S I) A II W.Smith's celebrated Me-lodeons, Martin'a unrivalled Guitars, Brown's Harps, Flutinas, Violins, Krss Instruments, Ao, Ac. Dialer- supplt-d with 1'innosand Melodconaatlactory prices, lai perceutdiscount to Clergymen. Music Tbls list comprises the products of the great masters ot both the American and European continents, and is receiving ei.nitantaddiiions by an extensive publtraiiou ot tbechoicearid popular pieces ot the dy Dealers in Music, and Teachers ot Seminaries wishing to purchaie any mutic published, ur mehe arrHn.-em'-nta lor continued suppliesul Mr Water's new issues, will find It to their Interest to call or forward their orders. Music sent to any part ol the Union or Canadus, postage tree. aprl-d3mp HullACr, WATERS. THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA JL STEAM S hips aa follows CITY OF MANCHESTER, tous, dipt. Wylie. CITY OF GLASGOW, l.filU tons, dipt Morrison. CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, new a.lstf tons Capt. Leitoli. CITY OF BALTIMORE, r.ew 2,.':U) tons Capt. Leltch. From Philadelphia. City of Manchester Saturday, Juno 3, 1854. About lat July, IHD4. City ot Manchester Saturday, Juiy 2J, It 54. City ot Philadelphia AboutAugust 5, lc5. JVom Liverpool. City of Msnehester Wednesday, May 10, 1 854. About 7th June, it-.14. City ot Manehestei Wednesday, June SS, 1854. City ot Philadelphia Wednesday, July l'J, 1HS4. RATES OP FASSAKE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon Hertha $90 I Saloon Bertha 31 guln Midship " B5 Midship " 17 ' Forward " 55 Forward " 15 ' Including steward's fees. THIRD-CLAM PASHENfJKR. , A tiiuttnj uumbHi' ot Uiird-aass oadsenuors will ho laknn from Philadelphia aud Liverpool, and found in provisions. from I'bllsdeipnla - rrum Liverpool ...$tu Certificates of passago will be issued hero lo parties who are desirous ol bringing out their friends at corresponding rates. uratts ou tne Agents trom Jr.! upwaras. An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. All goods seuttothe agents In Philadelphia aud Liverpool will be forward 'd with economy and despatch. For f reight or passsge apply to SAMUEL SMI I'll, 17 Walnut street, Philadelphia. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 4 CO., Liverpool. JylB-dlv pr5 N. B. When the arrangements are completed, and sufficient goods oiler, ono ot tbe abovo or other steam vessels will pro ceed to Baltimore, calling at Norfolk, Va., or other pons on tbe Chesapeake, going or returnirg. yiNC PAINTS. The New Jersey Zinc tfA Company aro prepared to oxecuteordera for their valunble Wntte Zinc Paint, which la now acknowledged to be superior to Lead in whiteness, brilliancy ann durability, eltberfor Inside or ouwide use. And as it is now chespernnd will cover a much greater surface than l.eud. using equal weights, and is not pot sonous, it reccramends itself, both on the score ot health and economy. A method of preparation has recently been discovered which enables the Company to warrant their Paints to keep fresh and suit in the kegs for any reasonable time. In thia respect their 1'alnta will be superior to any older in tno market. Their Brown Zinc Paint, which is sold at a low prico, is now well known tor Its protective qualities, when applied to iron or other metallic surfaces. Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the properties of the Brown, and is of an agreeable color for painting Cottages, De pots, Out lluildlngs, Bridges, Ao. Tbclr Paints, which are sold Dry or Ground in Oil, are war-ranted pure, and put up in Keps otS5,50, lOOandlJOO lbs., to bo used precisely like While Lead. For sale by the principal Dealers oi tne unnea niarea, or oy MANNING A bQUIb.lt, Agents, mw20-d3mp 45 Dey street. New Y'ork. G ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. C. B. HATCH ifc Co., 07 William street, New York, Importers and manulacturers of Gentlemen' FurniahlBi UoaUH ol tbe latest atylea, and in great variety consisting ot Shirts, Stocks, Ties, Cnvuts, Gloves, Hosiery, Under liarmenta, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Linen Collars, Kobea de Cbambre, Shoulder Braces, and completo assortment of all articles ap- purtainingsto the lino. 1'urcnascrs a e invited to call ana examine our siock neiore purchasing, as wo oricrsuporiur Inducements, as regards quality and price. fmnreh3.db'mp LOST. One E Flat Soprano SAX-HORN, directed to A. Taylor, Buorua. The same was sent by Mr. Elilah Bruce, to be lelt with the Depot Agent atCieatline. Any one finding the same will be suitably rewarded by forward-Ing It to Its destination, or returning It to the vender, A. w. rcpnintan, pr3 Music Dealer, Columbus, NEW MUSIC STORE. C. Gillett has removed trom Reed'a old stand to the third door west of the Post Ulrica, where he would be happy to supply thosnlu want of Musical Instrumenla. Inst, Books or Musio. New Muilc lust received. Also a largelotof old standard and now music, slightly Injured, at ono cent per page. maris TAUGI1 AND GROW FAT. Life and -Li Fayings of Mrs. Partington, and others ot the Family, by "Shelleb.r." Call and get copy belore they are all sold, at the hew Cheap Bookstore of S. II. BURR A Co, mayii Journal Building IOR RENT. The new building on the . south sld of Town, near the corner ot High street, lately occupied by the subscriber as a Stove and House Furnishing Store. The house will be vacant In about ten daya, when possession can be given. Apply to JNO. K. BEYL. aprjau NOTICE. I warn all persons from taking check on the City Bank, dated Feb. 6, 1854, given by mf to shor Heading. It was obtained by fraud, and will none p . fobl6 THOS. 8. GATES. WINDOW GLASS. 1000 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes, from 7 by to 36 by 44. both American and lorelgu, lor sale by CERE It ABBOTT. may3 NOTICE.The annual meetingof the Stockholders of the P. C & L. Telegraph 'o., will ba held In Dayton O , on the lirat Mondsy (the 5th; of June. mayl9d3t JOSHUA II NNA. TJISTORYof the Protestant Church in Hun JL J gary, with an Introduction, by D'AuMgne. For tale at the New Cheap Bookstore of S. H. BURR CO., msy23 Cor. High street and Sugar Alley. TRANSPORTATION. 1S54. Snmmcr Arrangement. 1854. ww arat.1 LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Svhimkb Abbanobmbnt, commencing MONDAY, May 8tb, 1854. Tbains. Leave Columbus. Leave Cincinnati. Moil 4 A. M. R P. M. Accommodation 2:30 P. M. 7:40 A. M. Express 7:50 PM. C A.M. ' Springfield Train Ii aves Columbus at 12 nl. Returning, will leave Loudon at 7:3U a m The Express Train will stop nt Loveland, Morrow, Xeolaand London, only. Accommodation Train wiil stap at Plainville, Dlillord, l.ovo-land, Foster's. Deertiuld, Morrow, Corwio, Spring Valley. Xo-nia. Cedurvilte, South Charleston, London and West Jcderson. Also, on proper notice by flig or to Conductor, at Miamiville, Fort Ancient, Frneport, Claysville, Selma, Florence's and Alton. Mail Train will stop at West Jetterson, London, South Chsrleston. Cedsrvllle Xenia, Spring Vallev, Corwln, Free, port, Morrow, Deerrield, roster's, Loveland. Milford and Plain vlllo. Also, on proper notice by Uir or to Conductor, at Altoj, riorcnee'a. Seima, Claysville aod Fort Ancient. The Sprlr.g!ieid train will atop at all stations on proper notice to Contiucltir by rlag or otherwise. Connecting as follows : At London, with the Springfield and Columbua Rnilroad forSpringlield. Dayton, Indianapolis, Terre Haute and Chicago. At Morrow, wiih Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville Rnilroad. At Lovrland's, with Cincinnati and Hillsborough Rnilroad; and at Cinciuu itl, wllh the regular U. States Mall steam pseketi to Madison, Loulivlllo, Evansville, Nahvilp, St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, &Q. Lines of Ha ks and Coschos run in connection with tho trains to the f illowing towns: Lebanon trom Deerrield. Goshen, and points abovo, from Milford. Dsyton from Xenia. On Sundays but one train Is run, stopping at all way stations on notice, leaving Columbus at 5 a. ta., aud Cincinnati at i!:.t0 p. m. Faro from Columbus to Clncinnat.1 $3 00 Do do Xenii 1 JO Do do Springfield via Loudon 1 31) Do do Dayton via Xenia 2 40 Do do Dayton via Springfield 1 HO Do do Indiannpohs, via Springfield and Dsyton 4 40 Do do Loulnvillo Do do St Louis For o'her iitlortnation apply to T. Lofoh, Airont. or M. L Dohkrtv, Ticket Agent, Columbus; Wm. Wbioht, Agnt, Sprinnncld ; A. W. Stauk, Aseut. Xenia ; A H. Lewis, Agent, or P. W. Stbadkb, General Ticket Agen', Cincinnati WM. H CLEMENT. Superintendent, fir" Thn Company will not be responsible lor baegago exceeding fifty dollars in vilue. unless the same is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at tbe rate ot a passage fur every SoOOin value above that amount. maytO pl7EVELNDTOLEDO RAILROAD. V-' Wlntnr Arrnngemf-nt. On and alter Monday. Nov, I4fh. 1?3!1, p- ssenRor trains will run daily (Stindava eac-pied i, .t foS.tm - Southe n Division, via Norwaik Mail train. Day Kxpr, Night Express. Leave Clovoland at i:.'IO a. m. 3:00 p.m., and 7:4."p.m. Lt.avo Norwalk at !t:(IO " 5;-.'0 " 10:15 Leave Moiiroevillo 3:15 " n:37 " 10:30 " Leave Clyde lO.ild " ii-.'in lli'Jl " Leave Fremont llhS-l " (i:43 " 11:50 ' Reach Toledo 1!:00 m. 7:55 " 1:15 a. in (nlng Kant. Mail train. Day Express. Night Express. LeaveToledoat 9:10 a. m. 3;:i0p.m., l:Wia. in Leave Fremout 10:4(1 " 4:45 " 2:30 " Leave Clyde 11:07 " 5:10 " 2:55 " Leave Monroeville 11:57 " 5:55 " 3:45 " Leave Nor we Ik 12.15 p.m. fi:W " 4:03 ' Reach Cb-veland 2:40 " 8:25 " 0:30 " The 6:30 a. m. train Irom Clrvelsrd, and 5:10 a. m. train from Tub-do, stop tit all stations. The 3:00 p. m. train trom Cleveland, and 3:30 p. m. train Irom Toledo, stop at Oberlin, Norwalk. Monroevillo, Clyde and Fremont cnly. me :4a p. m train Irom Cleveland, and the l:0Oa. m. train Irom Toledo stop at all stations except Camden, Washington aud Stony Kictgtt. Connecting at Cleveland with Lakn Sboroand Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroads, and at Monroevil' with Manatield and Sandusky Railroad, and at Clyde with Kivor aud Lake Erie Rnilroad, and at Toledo with Mtcblfta l Northern Indiana Railroad. Northern Division, viaSandusky Leave Ohio City at 4.09 p.m. Leave Sa 1 -at 7:00 a.m., stopping at all stations. n. R.rilli.Llr S ntcndenl Office C. : T. R. R., Cleveland, Nov. 1J, J853. nENTRAL OHIO lUILRO AD CHANGE J OF TIME. SPRINii ARRANGEMENT. On and alter IMondn v. Anrll 10th. the trains udod this road will be run as follows: EXPRESS NO. 1 MAIL. Leaves Zanesville at 1 a m, arrives at Newark at 2:05 a m, and at Columbus at 3:30 a in. connecting with the Mail train lor Cincinnati at 4:00 m. Thia train stops going west only at Newark, whom it will receive passengers by Sandusky eveningtraln. RETURNING. Leaves Columbus at 10.15 a m. immediately after arrival ol "Lightning Train" from Cincinnati! arrives at Newark at imuam, receives passengers by acco iimodntlon train trom Mansfield, and arrives at Zanesville at 1:03 Going east tbls traiustops only at post offices, except allag is displayed Indicating passengers. 1 nis is the only train running over the road on Sunday. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leaves Zanesville 8:00am: arrives at Newark at 9:25 con necting with Morning Express Train lor Sandusky, arriving at Culumbusat 1 1 :45a m, connecting with Llghtnliic train forClevr. and. Passengers by this train lenvo Columbus tor Cincinnati i:30 p m. RETURNING. Leaves Columbus at 3:5 1 o in. alter arrival of Llirhtnlnu Train from Cleveland, arrlveaat Newark at 5:10 p m, connecting with alternoon Express from Sandusky, and arrives in Zanesville at ri:l5 p m. Tbls Train stops nt ail stations where passengers am indicated by allag. ACCOMMODATION NO. 3. Leaves Zanesville at 3:15 p m, arrives at Newark at 4:50. Leave Newark at 5:15 n m. imrnediatulv alter arrival of alter noon Express Irom Sandusky and arrive at Columbns at 7:00 p m. RETURNING. Leaves Columbus nt 7:35 a in : arriving at Newark at 9:20 m, connecting with Morning Express for Sandusky and arriving at Zanesville at 11:3-2 a m. (ST This Train stops at all the stations. FREIGHT TRAIN NO. 4. Leaves Zanesville at 5:00 a m, arriving at Columbus at 10:00 m. RETURNING. Leaves Columbus at 12:00 n an. and arrives nt Z.ne.villn at 4:50 p m. G. W. FULTON, Superintendent. Superintendent's Office C O. R. R., Nov. 30. apll CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI, AND CLKVELASD AND F.RIIC RAILROADS. CHANGE OK TIME. On and after Monday, November 14th, 1853, Trains will rnn as follows (Sundays excepted): Trains loave Columbus for Cleveland, EHo, Dunkirk, Ruffalci and New York, at 111:15 a. m , 1:15 p. m. and 11 p.m. i rains leave tinciny lor cievciandaua r.rlc, at 1:03 p. m , 4:2J p. m. and 3:29 a. m. Trains I -ave Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 10:40. in., .V27 p. m. and 11:52 p. m. Trains leave Cleveland fur Columbus and Cincinnati, at 7:30 a. m., 2:50 p m. and 8:30 p. m. Trains 1-avn Cleveland for Erie and New York at 7:30 a. in.. 3:45 p. m. and 9:00 p. m. u. j iL, run, superintendent Columbus Nov 14th, 1853. novlS N. SOUTHARD, Agent, Columbus. BOOKS! BOOKS ! BOOKS ! " Quick Sales and Small Proits " U the motto ol the Proprietors oltheAVio Boohitorsia the Journal Ruilding, wherelhy would most respectlully nvlte tbe citizens of Columbua and Its vicinity to call and examine t-ieir large and well assorted stork ol NOOKS fc 8TATIONKRY, including every article ever ton no in a store ol the kind. Aud as they are not laboring under tbe disadvantage ot having their ahelva filled with a stockot several years accumulation, they can sal' ly ssy, they nave as large an aisorim mt ot new ana va u ioie stock as can be found in the city. And as to prices, they only ssk for a fair trial to convince the public ot the truth of t e above sdage. " Don t mistake the stand '' 1. II. HUlttl ez CO., Ohio State Journal Building, may5 opposite tbe Capitol House. IOR SALE. I o(Ter for sale nt low rates the following property : A house tnd half lot on Long street, east of High, near thecen. tre of the eity. A very desirable resilience A lot 47 feet ou Hlgi street, b -tween Spring and North sti., In the very best part ot tho city lor business. Also, twenty-tiro acres on lligb street, south of Columbns This property Is well Improved, and is very desirable an. burhtn residence, or it msy be sub divided into city lots The above property ia among tho best In the city. and will be sold low. apriO-dtf PETKR SELLS. II. C. E. & B.'S PATENT IMPROVED HAIR PICKERS. HAVING, for the first time since we opened. supply of tho above, we call the attention ol S.d dlers to the samo, It being the only tMnt Invented for picking Cow nd Doer Hair thorouahlv. without tnklnu nn mnm n- oreating dust. liUNTEK, CORURN, EDMESTON A BARK, -New Saddlery Hardware Home, apr27-dtf No. 8 Church Building, Walnut st,Cln.,0. 1VTEW BOOKS. Vinets on Preaching, &c J.4 Weit's Ans'vils ot the Rlbl-. Colemsn's Historical Text Rook and Atlas of Biblical Geo- grspny. Wines' Commentary on the Heathen Law. Fo-sale at the New Bookstore. J H RILEY A CO, f. B. The Trade supplied. pr25 EMBROIDERIES in great variety, at mj6 SHOffDEN'S. DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL, TEE ECLIPSE OF THH SUN. This interesting phenomenon, wbicb oc.nrred thia Hftorrjnon ia a beanlifully clear ky, was observed at the Obatiryutoiy containing the instruments of Columbia College, when) a (iue large Telescope, aine incline upertuie, lieloDging to Mr. Rutherford, (just inauufuctared by Mr. Henry FilZ of ihi city,) w mounted otsly a day or two aince. There were thtee Observera: Mr. Eutherford with llie ninn inch, Mr. Ki'z wilu a ix inch, ami Mr. Bull wiih a three inch Telecote. With the tiina inch instrument, one i.f Dent' beat Chronometers, kindly furnished by Messrs. Blunt, was employed, and one of Arnold's with ibe olher instruments. The first conti;t WHsjlost by Mr. Rutherford, owing to the use of a diaonnl eye piece which misled him as to tbe point nf the Sun's disk to be watched. The contact was first observed by Mr. Fit with the six i ii'.li. ami u second idler by Mr. Bull. We give Mr. Fifz's observations in llie results below. Previous to the contact, the Moon's limb was looked (or, wiih a combination of green and violet colored shades, giving a perfectly whitoSuu, but without success.No corruscations were observed to shoot across the Moon's surface. The surface of the Sun's disk was in vain searched over for a solar spot, not one was visible, so that the phenomena of illumination or repulsion of the spot could not be tested. The laat contact was observed by the three telescopes : with the six inch by myself, with tbe Ibree inch by Mr. B ill, and with the nine inch by menns of a moat heuuiiltil imnge, with a short outline of both the Sun's and Moon's disk, on a screen of white drawing paper by Mr. Ruiherford. Mr. Rutherford saw the limbs in contact a second and a half later than Mr. Bull and myself. Mr. Bull noticed the indentation apparently of a very conical mountain, just before the Moon passed oil' the Suu, immediately below the Moon's disk, iu the inverting telescope. The following ure the times of first and last contact, the farmer by Mr. Filz's observations, the latter by Mr. Rulliet ford's, whose image, on theBcreen. wus held in perfect stillness by the clock work movements attached to the Fraunhofer eqiiatotial mounting of the large telescope: First contact 4 lis., 15 min., 35 81-100th sec. Last contact Ii lis , 37 min , 45 98-100ih sec. Tile lim s me rueiin solar time nt the observatory. Observation wiih tho tratiait inurnment and siderinl clock, mid com pui isous of the chronometers wiih the latter, were mndo immediately after th eclipse, and the tenulting times ate loose given above. Instrumental trrors were not allowed lor, but will be, in a more careful alu'emeut which will bo published hereafter, together will the exact latitude of the Observatory, for which observations are now being made. It is approximately 40 43' 48". Its longitude is given with groat accuracy iu the new American Nautical Almanac. N. Y. Courier. AGRASBtiorrm Roast Among thechoice delicacies with which the Digger Indians regale themselves tlua ring tbe summer season, says the Empire County Argun, is the grasshopper roust. Having been an eyewitness to the preparation and discussion of one of their fensts of gstioppeis, we cau describe it truthfully. There are districts iu California, as well as portions of the pluins between the Sierra Nevatla and the Rocky Mountains, that literally Bwnrm with grass' hoppers, and in such axtonialiing numbers that a man Cdmiot pIhco his foot to the ground while walking there without crushing great numbers. To the lndiau they are a delicacy, and are caught and cooked in the following manner: A piece of ground ia sought where they most abound, in the centre of which an excavation is made, large and deop enough to prevent the insect from hoppitij out wlieit once in. Th entire party of Diggers, old and young, male and female, tui n surrouiot aa imtoUof the adjoin! ag groaudsas they can, and with each a green bough in hand, whipping and tbtashing on every side, gradually approach the centre, driving the insects before them in countless multitudes, till at last all, or nearly all, are secured in the pit. In the menntime smaller excavations are ni'ido, answering the purpose of ovens, in which fires are kindled aud kept up till the surrounding ear'.b, lor a short distunce, becomes sufficiently heated, together with a flat stone large enough to cover the oven. The grasshoppers are now taken in coarse bags, and after being thoroughly soaked in water for a few moments, are empiied in the oven and closed in. Ten or fifteen minutes suffices to roa.st thorn, when they are taken out and eaten without further preparation, and with much apparent relish, or, as is sometimes the case, reduced to powder aud made into soup. And having from curiosity tasted, not the soup, but the roast, real ly if one could but divest himself of the idea of eating an insect as we do an oyster or a shrimp, with olber propara'.ion than simply roasting, they would not be considered very bad eating, eveu by more rsfined epi cures than the Digger Indians. St. Louis Dim. tip The Buffalo ' Democracy ," in a strong Prohibi. tory Liquor Law article, says : All over this land are men of education aud of genius, drunk daily, nightly able, valuable men, stumb ling with drunkenness into gutters that get pitiable and disgusting, with all their intellects, down in Doise-somn holes, fit places only for natural blackguards and villains carried ofl' to their homes in delirium tremens valuable and admirable men, loved of wives and li'tle children, and mourned over by gray haired mothers, flying inch by inch, an imbruting and a horrid death, who CAN'T resist the temptation to driuk, presented to them at every furlong of their way. Every town in New York has its living and its dead instances of this kind. Nearly every family in the State has it painful memories of an erring and lost relative, icho could not be saved. Now, noihing short of the totul removal of the means of drunkenness, entire ly out of si "lit and out of reach, will save these men. They talk of voluntary abstinence. They inevitably will ruin and die, by thousands, unless the publicly exposed und easily attained means of theirself-de-atrtiction- ure sweptout of the Slate. A case of cowhiding is told by the Rochester Advera User, of an athletic citizen til that place, who proposed to wind up a spree with a ride into the country For thia ptirposi! be procured the conveyance, and wished Ins w.fe tu accompany him, which she declined to do, for the reason that he was too drunk for good company or a siifo driver. On thia he became much enraged. and proceeded to abuse, when she possessed herself of the whip nud gave bim a good tanning. Having per. formed this duty, she went to the Police Ollice, nud made complaiut against her wayward companion, and returned with an i lltcer to lake the delinquent into custody. Ae tbn officer was unacquainted with the party, ho desired tbe woman to point him out, which she did, on reaching his whereabouts, by administering a second dose of whip, well put on. Bayard Tatlor at Oberlin. Bayard wns com plimented in nn unexpected manner, when he lectured recently at Oberlin. The lecture was preceded and succeeded by music, set to pieces of Bayard's own poetry, by Professor Allen. It is said tho lecturer wus greatly allecteu when tho noble choir struck the first line of a piece written by him on a homeward journey to see hi betrothed, who wus sick, and whom he afterward married just before her demise. Tbe poem commences thus : " From the bosom of ocean I seek thee." The closing piece was tho " The Storm Song," com menciiig: " rho clouds aro scudding across ths moon." Ohio Columbian. How Nebraska Was Carried. The following let ter from the Washington Correspondent of the New York Tr&une, will be rend with interest in this region: "The norlheri traitors are to be paid oil in a variety of ways. Walbridge is to have a friend appointed Consul at Honolulu and receive half I he profits as bis share of the plunder, Ingersoll is lo bo appointed Charge to Turin in ciseot .Daniels' coming home, or, perhaps, to Stockholm in place of 8rhroedor, Beaton's son in law, appointed by Clayton. McDonald is tva 'y for anything; thinks he must have a Chnrgdihipi but if he enn't get that then a tiilewaiter's berth in the Portland Custom Hooe, or some old clothes will do. Hibbard i to be backed by tho President in an effort to be elected Senator by tho New1 Hampshire. Legisle. ture in June. Olds' son has already got a place, and he himself is to he appointed Governor of one of the territories if nothing better can be found for him. In ter nons. he remarked tho olher day that he wns "not such a "G d d fool as to be satisfied with a Terri loritl Governorship," sliJ he may have to pnt tip wiih it. Florence of Philadelphia, is another man on the sick list who is to be taken into one of the wards of the Adtninistr.V.iin Hospital somewhere. The two Camden und Amboy men, Lilly and Vail, are to be turned over lo tbe monopoly. And so they go. Nebraska, wasn't passed for nothing, but the patient people who are expected to witness the pollution of its soil without a murmur, will be made to defray all the expenses of the transaction." A California Law Cask. A California correspondent of a Kentucky paper gives the following BCconnt of the manner in which a law suit was settled in the Golden Slate : One neighbor sued another opnn a disputed account ; the parties met, a Jury assembled, and all was ready for the trial. At tho suggestion of tbe Judge, the parties agreed to decide it by a horserace, aud actually did so ; the Jury acted as Judges, the counsel bet thoir fees on iheir respective clients, tile Judge held the stnltes, and the winner, by pre vious agreement, treated tbo crowd ! -TOR SALE. Two Valuable Farms. The' undersigned, not understanding the acience ot tnrmsnit.haa conclud- d to sell two valuable (arms. One known asthoCul-hertson farm, Ijlng four miiui south ot Columbus, containing two hundred and ally acrca. On tho premises are a two story hewed log house, one hundred grafted bearing spple trees and good woll water. The Ohio canal and Chilncuthu turnpike passim through the center, aud the railroad passing through an extreme corner. The csnal dividing the bottom Irom the upland.ltisone ol the finest and most productive farms in the country. It is all under tence, and in thurnuuh cultivation, except about forty acres of valuable timber. One hundred and sixty acres is cherry and walnut upland, and ninety a-.-res ol the best Scioto bottom. The neighborhood Is one of the best societies In tho country. Composed principally of Presbyterians Methodiet and Lutbn-rians.Terms, one-third down and tho balnnco in two equal pay-ments. Price, low. Also, two hundred and fifty acres lying four miles north ot Worthinaton, two miles troin the Orange station ou the Cleveland railroad, and one niile trom tho proposed plsnkroad lead. Ing from Worthiniton to Delaware. (Jleutangy river and State rusd Irom Columbus to Delaware, passing thruuuh tbe farm, One hundred ana titty acres ol the land Isot the best quality or bottom, and susceptible ol raising over one hundred bushels of corn to tbe acre. One bundre i acres of splendid upland, so situated as to co '.mend fine views ol tha wnwle country lor mites around. There aieontho premises a three story Iriime houia. con-tsinina ton rooms, guod water, a Ion caoin, with tour rooms, two applo and oue small peach orchard, and two frame barns. It is one ot the healthiest locations in tbo State, and considered by good judecs to be one ol the bust Urn. a between Worth-iriKton and Uelawsre. I will give siyor to pay the remainder by paying 8200 down, or will tuku city property lu exuhanro Coluinoua, Deo. 15, '03. tt JAMES D OSROItN. jpOR SALE,a handsome residence, with half lot. n the north aide of Town street, between Hlch and Third streets. Also, avaliiHbloBrteir. -louse on Oak atreet, east ol 7th street, low price and csy terms. Also, a sms.ll House and Lot on the north aide of Rich street east ol 7th atreet. Also, nice House, with 12 acres of Lnnd, nn the National Itond, about one mlleeast ol tho corporation line. The above nropenv will all bo sold at vcrv luw nrices and good t rms, i applied lor soon. JOSLfH r . SMITH. oct25 d Heal Estate Agent fl..'11'l Mlicii i M i t.i r ii uoiu i imjkjivy t iit?w mm uiu, irom 1-L popular and eitablUhd authors, cousisiinir of ones, I'ulkas. Marches. Waltzes ac. Ac.ai I't.Nl- Ma'S Music Store. Also, Pitnco's Melodeons, from $45 to $100: American Cui-tara, munulactured hy C. E. Martin and Wm. Hull A Son, Vow Yoik, from $15 to $30; German Cuitara, troin $5 to tf25 ; French, American and (Sernnoi b'utea.irom $1 lo fe.0; Bsnjos, Tsmbourluea, Accordcons? Ac ; Rrnss lostruinents, consisting of Bass Tubas, Sax Horns, Bugles, Cornopeons, 'J r anbonesand Cymballa Pocket Books, Wallets, Cloth. Hat, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fine Ivory and Butttlo Horn D, easing Combs, Letter paper, Pencils, Chlldrens' Toys, Ac. PIANOS from the justly celebrated Factories ol Bacon A. lis-Ten, and Adam Stodart A. Co. New York, furnished on liberal terms lor oash or approved credit. Persons wishing to buy, ill do well to call and examine before purchaslus ui"wbern. Pianos and Me'o teons will be war-td kept In tune lor one year, and delivered lr-'ight tree to purchasers in any part ol Ohio. teb'J-i ( lOLUiVlBUSNURSEKY. -Agreatva-j rlety ol tho most choice rruit aud Ornninaiital 'Jrect- an1 f-bruba. The undersignod Biros notice that h has made arrangements with some ut tho most extensive and inoa- reliable Nursery establishments in the State of New Voik, lor constant supply at Columbus of the very choicest Fruit and Ornamental Trtua and Shrubs, nud will rill all orders in that line on tho shortest notice. Among them are si me new varieties of great value. Printed catalogues will e ia readiness tor grstuiiuus distribution soon. The Trees will b' tor l in very lew day, and may bo seen at the corner of lllb aud State stieets, or at Hose Cottage, one mile north of Columbus, on the Wortbington head aprdtf WAIlllEN JENKINS. LiUN FOR IDLE HOURS. Anecdotes for 1 the Railroads and Steamboats, from the bt tt authorsby an old Traveler. Mrs. Partington's Ssyings and Dolnra. Illustrated. Judge Ualiburton's Vsukee Stories. Illustrated. Dashes of American Humor, by Paul Illustrated. Frank Freeman's oarber Shop. Illustrated. Aa flood as a Comedy, or tho Tentef seean'a Story ; by an Editor. The Spanglers tni Tingles, or tho Rival Belles. Tho New,O-lesn;k0teh Book, by Slahl. Illustrated. Major Jones' Sketches and Travols. Illustrated. For sale at the Bookstore ot may9 RANDALL, ASTON & LONG. pURTALN LOOi'S AND BANDS. As- sorted sty.e and patterns, for sale at the New Store, Odeon Bui ding. march6 J. 11. Itll.KY A CO. I?RESH ARRIVAL OF GOODS for the E Spring and Summer Trade, at P. ROSE'S, No 8 Neil House. Having this day rec-ived my Stock of (l.nds tor tho Spring and Summer trade, consisting of every desciiption of Cloths, Casstmeres and Vestlnss, selected by myself trom the Urgestand best houses in New York and Philadelphia, at the cheapest cash rates, I am now prepared to execute all orders In my lineon as good terms s csn be oflered East or West. 1 therefore Invite my old customers aud tiiends to call and examine my stock tor thtmselves. In addition to the above, I am in receipt of a large assortment ol Gent' Furnishing Goods, ol every description. The public In general are Invited to call and examine my goods before pnrchating elsewhere. Columbus, Marcb 25, 1AM tt VfOVV IS THE TIME TO GET NEW ll BOOKS. The following new and valuable publications may be found at tbe New Booastore, in the Journal building. Busy Moments of an Idlo Woman, Shoulder to tha Wheel of Progress. Minnie llormon, or the Night and Its Morning; a Tale for the Times. Lewie, or the Bended Twig . Bible not ot Man, Vinets' Htimileilo and Pastural Theology. God In History. , McCoih on Dlrlne Government. Scott's Worthies, containing a brlol Ilia tor ical account of the most eminent Nuhlemen, Gentlemen, Ministers and others, who sudered for the cause of Kelormstlou In Scotland, from the beginning of the Kith century to the year lli.-'fl. Illus trated. Rutherford's Litters, Ac, Call and get copies ot the above or any olher work, for our stock la complete, and we sell very lout. sptilS S.II. BURR A CO. XTEVV I300KS! NEW BOOKS ! Just re- J.1 caivrtr Deleneeof the Eclipse ol Faith. Thoughts to Help and to Cheer. Recreations ot t.br stopber North complete In ono volume. Critical aud Miscel'saeoua Writings ot T N. Tallourd. Forssleby S. 11. BURR A: CO., lnstlS Journal Building. CTJLL SETS OF THE OHIO REPORTS. L The subscriber baa for sale, at a low price for cnslt, a lew eomplnte sets ol the Ohio Reports, In 'JO volumes tine law binding, or he will sell the first lu volumes, complete, by thrtn selves as purchssers may desire. u7-d,tri-w.w 1. N. WIIITINt.. SNOWDEN has the largest variety of Table Llnena, Dsmsnk Napkins, Toweilnus, Doylss, Rnsslan, Scotch and Bird's Kyo Diapers, &-. , &.c , In the city. House-keepers can now buy at 2r per cent less -h n regular -ates. Call and aeo lor yourselves, at tjo new store on Mate street. m)6 MUSIG AN D FANG Y GOO DS. A choice assortment of New il.isio, Including Sonus, Waltzes, Polkas, 4c Also, atine lot of Pocket Hooks, and Gold, Sliver, Steol and Gla'S Reads, Ao., io. Just recoivod at PENNIMAN'S nov3 ode. Store. i) it. i:. n. it it it, FORMERLY House Physician to the How ard Inlirmsry. and u'-e-sor to 0 C l'.rker.M.D. Officii Illsh street, b-itwoen Exchange and City Ranks, Co-lumbus. O. Kx'tnFNCit Mrs. II. L Howird's. State street. api.'l d Im i UST PUBLISHED. The greatest work tl on Missions extnnt Rurmah's Great Missionary, or Records ol the LI'e, Charar.tq- and Achievements ol Adoulram Judson work whlrh rvi ry one should resd. It it illustrated with mips and p'ates. New Yoik tdition. In one volume. For ale at ibe Now etintp Roekstorc of S. II. BURR A CO., apt-Jfi Journal Building. : N JEW LAW BOOKS. Nash's Digest of 20 vols Ohio Reports; Vol. SI Ohio State Reports; Codes nltlhlo; Codes ol Ditto. Interleaved and bound with Report of Cod- Commissioners, law binning. Juat t ubliih. d and lor sale attheNew Bookstore. J. II. RILEY At CO. N R. The Trade supplied In quantities on tbe most liber torms. marchti Si' t ii i U n n fj '4