Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-01-18

              mitt & VOLUME XIX. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 18. 185G. NUMBER 112. If fir : lOino it rimi-Miian . ilAII.Y, TUI-WKKICTjY AND WKKKLY nr Tin i Kill TATR JOURNAL COMPANY infot pontiff! un!r the titntral l.mnt tlRlvI.S. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE mailt 8 Ofl pot year. Hv Hi Carrier, per vrwlt 12 U. Iki-Wkrm.y 00 per year Wwouy H 00 CI ii ltd ot teu and over 1 50 " TKRMS OK ADVKItThSlXil UY THE BQIHRR. (TKN LINKS OH I.Krtrt MAh'tf 4 HQCAKI.) 'he square 1 year ..$-0 00 ; one aijuare 3 weeks. him Oue One 9 moblUrt 14 00 ; one (J tnontha 1 - OU ; one a month 8 00 ; ouh 'J moiilhn 0 00 ; oiio tt week a ft On ; on 1 mouth 4 f0 on 2 weeka., 2 Ml 1 f.o 1 week.,, 6 Anvil. ,. , 4 day rt... ,. days.. , 1 SH 1 1 10 60 t Ito'erti.u 1 1-l l:iyo't advertl iflnniiita half mum thau iho ator; Adr-oitineirteutu, leaded otl pi iced in the I Jnl ic.. ' ' ifiitMi fin anlinartl tiIjV.1,. illtlUll of All twtl.e, required In hn pul.liKlie.l by lair, l.wl v1ea, fcO umt ceut. more thau th above ratea ; but all much will li-af iu the Tri-Wmdily without rhRr.?. lfuioe Card, mitnxomnlln; tive hue, per year, In huU, 'J,M per lino ; outmde if'J. Noiietn nf meet iugi, ohari table aocietieH, (Ire companies Ae., bull' price. A'lvtTlMwnmitH not accompanied wilb written direo-ttouH will rw Inserted till forhid, nud nhnrBred accord AU triiuHlnut iidveitl'.onieutri uiunt be paid hi advance. Weekly, Mine terms as lUily, where Weekly In only .M half price where Advertt-iomeuU appear In both oh nerH. Cnder the present aynteni, the advorHfter pay ho 4ii iic h for the apaoe he occupies, the chanson heltur cbariuable with the coiupomtion only. It 1 now gn rally adopted. Schroeder & McFarlaud, WnOLIMATR AND RETAIL tXALKK3 IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CIGARS, touacco, sNurr, ivrc, kit. Journal Building, comer nf High Street and Sugar Alley, COLDMBD3, OHIO. i.If AKI.F.S S. UV.iA., Attorney at Law, C0N.STAN3' BI.'ir.niNO, HlfiH PT., ,v:8-tl Ckn i'HiiPH, Ohio. STAFFOKIl t SMITH, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Columbus, Ohio. .?aleuf Real F..-:tftt, Stocks, Hcnm(h(M Vtirnihirp. llrv 'loiflo, (iroi.-MrlHN, Horsea, Curl kr., ntti'ndtut to in city or country, mi tint mo.t rAi'MKililH ti'no. ft.ibarul ail.ttuiw. on cooiiiffnmPntil derl-illy Iron and itrass Founders, MHI'FACTIIUE TO OIUF.lt, S3 n IIAVB ON HAND, STEAM ENGINES, Boilm mid lill-l.'rurin WK HK Al. I'Mia'AKRI) TO KIIRNTHII 13 Vi tHftt Iiou F runts, Window Caps and Roltd for tlriilirps. Arc SivltcliPH, Mwltrh Stands, Krturg unit CruBaingfl, Cant, and Wrought Orating, htaiion fipes, Acn. fJT'Mill Irons of ull kinilH nhvny on hHiid.HX S-NFAV PHOP, WuHtuduf the National Itf.Ad Bri.lsP.'tt CnluinhuH, Ohm, April fi, l8rtR.-tUwly iiikjiiks nr.i:iti:t M;tuiifantiirirH nf I nbinl I' iiriitnr 4!liairtv & Nut- Hiih st. three ioorff South of Town st.t WOULD UlrKCTl'UhLY INKOHM THE public tint thf bavf cintMiitv cm Imti.l a fin x".ortnicut of I'ailur nnl Kitc.b.-u KunPtur of uvery du-Meriptiim, which tlcy vinh to tlinponB of u lL moHt rea-ijo(lfl tritH. Vhy wtMidt lfo c.ill Attention to a niw hivnuiion of thtt wn Hint Ibuy arrt jtburit to linvf putfnlfd, under lim oiu ol iho 4l!ntr IfhiK Spring H'.!,' An Hrtinl. tlcil. 1 1 : M won uiiivrii I ;utuii nitioti by all who hrtve 'xamhii'd ila Kiipttiior advanlafrt. 'I 'In pffnlttr alaploduHKH to thn pin poxn deiiuel? t bo tdinplinity of Hh coiist.riiiilion, and thu cbcapiiusM with wliifli it r:in be furniKlM'd to oiiwtoniui'H, rtiixit'i-t)u Hpi iu bnd r;uprior to all ni lifk-s of lb' kind yvt iiiantit'iuMiut'd. tnlrt Uinjfe Spring f-'d cau bo liLtttd to any l.inil of bcdfti'jid. Ktdyin with (ionlidin'e upon (lit nHTiU of the invention, tliuy do nntd'tuii iLadviKubUttosotnl Aiilniiiio tin-ridil t Incri'iiHo IliMKiib, btit 1 licy will bt Inppy to cmiino'l.Ltn till who hil :in iiitriKt in 1 he Mini tr wild .-in fitportuinty or ciatninliitf nod jitd;;iii lor 1 hem :tlvi'i. jy'i dw l y I'liii.. i. Visit t:u, r.iv'i! liiigincfr, Surveyor anil UrmighlMiiiiM, Uft(bPi'H Hloett, ovr Riidiiiill'H, . 'Illyli Sdft ls rolunilMiN, Ohio. AJ.lKiNDS OK LAND AND KNUINKMU-jfti! Suiv'yi!i ii nd l.t'1ini; Mppiii;; l'i:itlimr;; Mt-fliiti.'al and AndtiU-ctunil lranin,(, promptly anil I'ltCjifKclonly oxiMiiitud, Tl.-i- to M. 1,. SullitHiiL, 1 ..).,. lob u'lraliam, Ki.,0l. .. Mtjilln'ry, (!. K. jylil dlmwly 'niitlvrN nirn unlllf rithiK l'lniL iM ANI J FAUTU UI'M ! V IN K tSTIi K1CT CINCINNATI. OHIO. SiuM thin Hiii-ftior l luid Iiik IttiH bi'fti iMMiirn the puMii!, now' iifaMy two yeiir:, d (as bffn coitiilantly ainioit In favor, and in ihmv r 'erred, by ui.uiy, to tint f' r taine.d Anndd Khiid. iHiriiij; the pal ynar, TWKN'l'V TIIOI'HANO IJI'AKT .1NOIMNT Huffi.l'S, t'lio-tlier with niuallei Nie iimti )ne.iablt, hiivn ItHif Holtl to KiuUera and Mi-mbiMit iu 1 .'turiuiiiiti, l.iMiir'.vilU', rittsburr)i, Hull lo, t bividaud, IfutituL, Tnrra HanU, l.alnyotto, Viiwnmti, ludianapo IN, Kvturivillu, FiHtikfoit, i'xinton, N:islivill, Mrnii phiH, Si. 1.: inn, Virkhbni'tr, Ja'-lirtoti, Nat"'hfzf and New Orb-atM. It ha: alno bet'ti aitoptd in Iho KUI ipartmcut.i of Konliii'ky. 'IVtinocHcn and Mississippi II ban 1hL-ii TIIUEK FIKS1' CLASH IHI'I.OMAH at Mechanics' liiMti lutex f(f Cincinn;i1 i and lnUville, and Four I'iplcua and I'ri.e MednlH at Slate Fairs held taut full in N. oii, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. The fcdlowio Uerchsuts and LUukm-H ol (.hnnbu:-, lioretoforH uiug Aruold'ti lulc, hav adoph'd Uullei iercaniiif Writing Unnl Kranklia of U.luuibui Weekly Colninbi;in OiHce. Culumnua atucbiue Mauuf. Company. Ohio I'onituiilisrv. Ohio Tool Co. 1'. Hayden. John L. Oill. II. C. N'uble, Attorm v W. A.&.T. C MeCoy. John liurr. .1. H. 1'KUl. Hanea i; teor" Win. A. ill. C. Fay tt Hons Peinss Ad mm J. A. Slusser. J. A W U. MrnokH. ccV'J dr.m. Clinton do do Kxchaufl do do BartloH A i'.mith, tiankerr Am. K press i'o. Amei icnu Holt). Neil IIoupc. IT, ii. Hotel. Nat. 'lVleiiriiph OiHce. I'rob. iJoint, Franklin co. Co. Auditor do Co. lti'Cordtir. do Co. Clerk do .1. K. Cook. lame O'Ksne. Ohio Statssniitii Hlice. Tlaily Journal . do City Fact do (sood News for (he Ladies. QHAPLEY A HM.h HAVE NOW TU KFR k.J full stock of Dreua (iods, Cloaks, Fbawls, Kuibruidi-ries, HoHiery, (iluves, Ace, Jtc-t which Is onn of the lar uett and be.t selected ever offered in this market. l-i dlws ai invited to give us mi early call, and we are certain wo csn please the motit didicult. selfi SILKS! SILKS ! Diiphs Kilks ok all thk clillerent ftvlos and colors, aryicig in price from 7f3 to o a yard, can be lound at nelfi : HAl'LKV HAI.IAH. A UUUD ASSORTMENT Ob1 STRll'KD AN( rV Plaid Valencia and Coplins can be found at aol6 fillAPX.I & HALL'S. AN ENDLESS VARIETY OE WOOL 1'lnilii, KaiT Silks, Krnunh BuJ Ruglmh Hnrlooes, Molntir, l.u.itrdfi, CaIicoc.i, CbintctiH, ftu., &c, Alwfij'it nn bnml and fnr R&le eht-ap At iwli SHAI'U.V k HALL'!!. I Lace Curtain., varylnffia prica from 1.U tn$40awiu- ib.w, 0011 b" lia.) ,11 Brl6 MIIAI'LKY HAI.I.'S. T A PIES WANTING DRICSS ANI CLOAK 1J TRIMMINliS, cin find at HIHPI.EY & MAIL'S tho li.!.t aftHortniHlit .fr offereil in Ibi. tiinrl"t. ni-lfi OIIAPLKY &HALL HAVE"tHE REST O aniinrtiiH.iit ol CI.OAKSI ever iiUitihI In thin market, aryinn prwe frnui t4 to 70. Hi.r y a1)Vi"'wjsiiTno to sTEiwrTiir l J ajinrtinent nf I.aneattil MiiHlin Kiiibriiiiii.t-imt, Floun i'iiim, Fliiiif a anil In.nrtiinrH, an, I line lliiniion(iiiliiiurp Vnluiii-ii.iiuiK ami KukIihIi Tlirtiacl J.aco ovar nlleri'il in llliit lii.irl.nl, cart .1,. no by culliiur nt, I0 .. HHAIM.FY ft HAMS. TKN DAYS, AND Til UN rilOISTMAS. ( 'WM E AND SEE THE NEW ANI) BEAU-Kj TU-X'L llol.lUAY (iiriy fucbaa iANS, PARIAN WAKE, . tJABAS, POKTK WONNA1H, ' I'APKK VYKIOHT5I, 1,'ARD CASFii, . FANCY WATCH BOXfcl, to.,&c. Junt come fiom New York, an, for aale by dU BI.YNN It BALDWIN. KA IL310ADS. MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI AND IIII.LSKOKOITOII KAII.HOAI). TJMK CHAN(iKI).--TRAINS WILL RUN R art followR. until furlher untice: First Train I.eavfl Cincinnati for Chillifothft, Ham len, nr) luN'nnedi it point,, at d o clock a. in. ; coimoi; with the nilit mail traiu from Cohnnbu.'i at Lovolaod ut t a. in. Second Traiii Tnve Cincinnati for Chillicotho, Hilt hoio', ami intermediate, point, at 3:'i0 p. in. : connect with oxniertH train from ColuinbtiH at l.ovelatn?, at ;J;19 P. in UKTUKNIJU1: First Train Tav Chiltkothe at 6 a. m., and Hillsbo ro1 at 9 a, in.; rotntcet with thw mail accommodation Oniu for Columbus at Uweland. at II OH a. m. Second Train Leave ChUIR-ntho at Vi m., andcounect with uiirht mail train fur ColumbiH at Loruluod, at 7 10 p m. Fare from Cohimbus to ('hillieothw, $11.00. Tifketican bit bad of SI. L, Ihdittrly, Aent, Columhuft xWl W. K. AKTHUK, Upt. (UiOC Kits. A- r. MKWMAJt. IIOHEHT WILSON. NEW FAMILY I.ROCKRY. T'lE SUBSCRIBERS TAKK LEAVE TO X. annouiK-e lo the nitieeus nl Columbus, that tboy bavo jmt opened a (trorrry A: I'rovision ltnblislimpiil, On tli'jh ftrtrt, Smith of thf Johnson Week, ami iHrecthi flpjwttr the Kftiangr Bank, Whoro thoy intend to knp evory arllcln in their line, ol the het and nurext nutilitioB, and sell nt rates for Cash which inunt jfivo ttalidlactlon to t hone who may favor them with their natronuzH. Their present stock cotntintki iu pal tot uirtck and iireon leas ol tinonavor, mo, ,iava ana Mocha ( otteiv, runarn of all (UHcriplmnfl, plces. snicar cured HaiiH, tine lumily r lour, Caudlen, Soap, anr the celebrated New Vork Corn Starch, particularly rec ommendetl for Cooking and Laundry purposes, Cheese, aiaccaroim, Vermiceila, Kice,ium Pro pit, fancy Lanillos, .lujuhe Paste, 1'irKie, toreiu ana li iea tnnln, consist-ntr of Kaisiii't, Znnte Currants. Citrons, Fijrs, I'runes ami Ahnond:i, fined I 'each en tiud Almonds, lried and Uueled Fifth, Snlt, Hrooms, Fails and Tubs, Chewing md Smob ioir Tobacco, Cigars, &c. Ax. I'lcaae c;ive uh 9 call and etamuie our cotls aim prices. ocll -Hind WKWHAN Wlll.N mnuiK Mcdonald, SurrcMor to Joli All I lor & Co., MO. M HIOH ST., OITOSITE THE CAPITOL HOUSH. iVholerale it Retail Dealer in Clwfce Family (iroctrie. S NOW I'REPAREO TO SERVE HIS OLD and nnn frieii'ls with the most coninlete stck of koocIi ver ottered in this market, amoDar which may be lonnd ine loiiowino; Hrncies, vir,- 1 liat, Cru'ihea, Pulverized and l.rsnuistert Sutraro. Mitcba and old Oovcmment .lava Coliee. Black and Jreen Tc:ih ol the Puest Rrads. Tappiora, SiK", Farina, and Wbeateu Itril" .'.nu SI arch, I'earl Bailey, Oat Meal. Wrmicilli and Maccaroni, liice F1onr,Cookim Kxtracta. Curi ie Powder and lrlb Mo'ts, Pino Apple Cheese. troopers1 Isinlnis and French Celatine. Fnilinb, French, atid American Mustards. Soda, Cieiim Tarter, and H ikinir Powders. 1'irklet, C:itsupn, Fn:;liih Sauces, mid Kasl India Tra-trves.Ittiker's Chocolata, Cocoa, Bmma and ('ocoii Sbellir Sardines, (.Mi fen, Capers, and olive Oil. Sloue, Wood, sod Willow Ware, in (treat variety. Toe-ether with nil thu more staple articles in Orocory RnsineHfl N. It All irnodrt didivored to city customers free of chap'e. nov2ii 10 BRLS. NEW-YORK (iOI.OEN SYRUP. Kr bhI liy nnUj H Ki . MCIIONAUI. l'OIINUS EXTRA BUCKWHEAT M.OIJIl. K.rp;ili l.T (iko. MunoNAi.n. 1' 00 1 10 JiRl.fl. liELCIIF.R'S ST. LOUIS GOLD K.N NY HIT. For n:ile liy im14 OKI). MiHOKAI.n. Simcrior liiwvii. OlH JiUKll iS THIS DAY KKCKIVING nt Iiih Morti in iiia Ft i:iil nflliR ltnrkot'! Illork, A 1' K It V I. A 11 (I K LOT O V SM'I.IMOIl I'AMILV OIUM;ritlKS, Kinbracinn; every desirabM 11 ct ! le in that line. FAMH.IM and IhU'.JKKKKI'I.Kli dc-irous of having thnCIIOCIT AKTICLl'.S that can be obtaineil, will liud them nt till Klt'S. K very body wnnlinix Crocwries are particularly invited to ea.ll, ami wen hew much a liltbi c.mIi will buy. au4 dt f A (i R I 0 l J Ii T U UAL. Ol X YOKES ANI) HOW,-;. A (iOOII Ai:;-I'i r I.". .Mi.'li Vi M. A Oll.l, mtitcrit ol' t-ni-li. Vln'..i.'triiWM, :iii pv.tcllnl nrlirV, At lliti Agri1mll11r.1l Wni.-ln ii i', I' .l.-l'i AY. STRAW ANII CORN STALK CUT '1 LU'v ol nearly :i II 0 nni.d apiiromd tiindf:; imuui; v, lii. li are (be clt'tn ;ilt-d Rochester C11U1114 I'uxes lor lomeril purpiev,' I- f-i'en, varying In price from J to iA, Kvery fanner and every leatnsler should have one d Ciosc inv-iliialde in t- !iin 1. For Male at the Arn ol turnl Warchoirte, by del '2 WM. A. (Hl.L. VVA!;,; A. (illilS AORICULTIIRAL WAKE IHM'SK, Kiwi ' I.I" 'r Hitrhntni't, half wllf Hr.ia.l Mini l.riy "t . 1. in ,!,,. i-Nurtli 1.1 J. M. ftI,:r'iiiit'V li:ii.lm-,il', Hl,.r. ji'O O EYMOIJ IfS I'ATKNT" u ra inT) ri i7i7 a no k 1 liliAs;: HKKO SOWKI l-iii'ii J11I Knr :i iu it) Ohi AcTi'iilliiritl V.iii.i,.n W. A CII.L, IU-h vi. J 1 1ST roiUKIVKD AT Til K AfJlIKJULTU- 1!AL W.ir-dtini;',- ot Win. A Cill.ach 11L of llol Ifnd I'.nlliH, 'iiii'iu which are a fair 11 nrlmentof the t.-d uiuieil Haclntbf'i. tJlo, Ked, Whiteiiud VfMow do 1'ulyaolhiH Narciniu:: Crocus in variety. lw.it ...u.le and dinilde TuWpr . While, Ool l striped in. I ihmbir Lilys, Arc. For t ii.i Lv WM. A . Oil. I,, noCi High street., north ot Urnad. .1 itst i:r:oK!VKD viu thk i;kston ft. Itlinr ('iiipinv ilaiiol.icC.ry. a r'Ood assortment ol n.i.-iiine is-itinij, iroui 'J lo'i" tuclies wide, and 4 ply rui-nni 1 ariiiu -''1e tm Jointa. of :ill kinds, mnlablo b.r Oa 'ket i nu.i Hydrant l.i-e, warranted to .stand pninid.-i per ftiare iucli. pres-'iire ol 7f Conducting Ibue, Mutable for liht couduct im; purpo sen. O 'l-di'ii L'iu,iiic!i, Ciuplhift;-), Hush V'ipe, Nimxles, Ifo-ie Heads, Ac. For snleat tli Axticullural WsrohoiMaot WM. A. CILL. uoCl Hib slrtel, Niu-t.liof Hrond noon ami willow waici:. A 000 1 (3001) ASSORTMENT OE TUBS, RUCK- K'iU'.i-rt, tilain mi l iiaiiitiiil OimnH. 'niiTinom ti;r, (Min..r, li;irn;l nn.1 T'il I'liiirnt, bII r.ixA. Rnltr t'l'ilili, Mi.lll-K l.:l'Un, Sj.li'lfR ao.l iipiiOLitl ; -.!' tk Mil ill:!, Ii..llini; I'iiin, n n.t I'otiilii Msliirfl; Tny Vhnt-llnrri.w.i, Willow llrtliet.; !!iiirti-t Aii'lorul l.'lotlit1 U:i:iLU,Ilitm-i..- an.lTi uitk dn. ; jl:.iu n ml t:gvir"il Mrlu.t ilo. A Ural v.iriwlynl F'-tliciiU, Work nhd K.-ifv m.4kti; 0:ilc, Corn Hii.l Kf.'l iln. At Hi" Ai i.'.iiltuj '1 Wiirli-'iist., Nfil'iiNew HiiiWIir,', IIU'li Hi., unrih nf Hrnnil. iiiiIK via. a. 011.1.. OAUSAGE AND MEAT IMJTTERS, EOUR 0 iii.i1'!, tin bi';it urli.'lrt tuitr iu o--i, nitli iiuu lioxen 1 ri.-i. tl to ill). SAIWAOK 8TUPFKK , K0UB fX.'K', arnMririliele Pricn ii.-:: to $4 .26. At Hie Aiririiltitral W;irbiiii.i, Hi rh Hlrcpt, liy dfia " WM. A. QUI.. qMIERMOMETER CHURNS, ElVE SIZES J. t to tT. HHrrcl, Cvliii'lt'i', Tub, mimI Hlrailit Cliurnn. For 11:1 In iy yWVi WM. A OIU. "1RASS SIF.EDS. Krnti'oky Ri.uk Gram, VT tlrchaiil Orann, KM T.ii anil Titnutby H"il. At the Airricultural WHi-Hbou", by uVI'2 WW. A. OII.I,. C O L U M U U S Water Cure and Medical Infiriiiary, r It I, A I) I K ON I, V . THUS INSTITUTION IS NOW PERMA neutlyc.tabli-li",!. riluat".i tbri'e tnili-a Noilbcant of tbo City, nn'l r";n b"-l bv llr.ia-l atrct ami tb UraaviUe Plank r'1,1. Ndiiii bnl rmii.li'ii will b rniivi.,! ua pa tinnta. NfitbiT will II bo mail" a rinwirl for fliiaura ll,"naf nil n"flonu. Onlinary l"rma p"vt'n ilullara f.or w""li . Ky Hni,r"aH la Ilia I r"lt,i"nl of lini'u:it), ami altentiAn to hiiMin't, the l'ron i"lor linni'. In morit public confl-.Janc". W. HIIKPAllI), M. D. roarao-illy liAuif. A YOUNG MAN, TEACHER OE MUSK', , rivimtly friiin I'biia'b'li'liia, ilmirinjr. In make Co Inttibiiff bin i"riniri"nt reui.l"iu.i, r,0"rs bin hi vJi-oh, pro fi'ticionally, to lb" nii i'b'itl m of thl. city. In conjunction witb tvbicb, if tliiFiirml by parents, knuirg tb" general intipatbf to ilnncinir .i-bool a.iorlalionft, a No"iabl"(ilaHH for boys anil girh at tbulr roHpfctiv" resiibtticcu woubl be formal for iuntruction In Hie nnlnnenlH of Oaiicing, au.l tbe Waltiaa anil Quadrille of tbe Reaiion, gratuttonttly, tbnueb ooDfine l etclu.ively to Ilia pupil, iu music. , A.ldre.a boj 24, Colunibm, Pont Oliice. Deo. n 1Mb dtl RAIL ROADS. Cleveland, roliimlm A liiulnnuO KAII.KOAI) Winter Arrangement for 1855-56. Thrct) Trains Daily from Culmnlmn, iu connection wilu Trains ou the l.illle .lliami. unit Columlins nn (I Aruin Kui I roatl , I. EXPRESS TRAIN AT I0:0.r A. M.; atouDinz at Delaware. Caruiuitoa, tlalioa, (,retline, ;sb"lby, New Umdou aud (iraftou, arrinni; at Claveianil ut i:iu P. M.; giviutf paawnuerH FumV I1WUTIM for Jiuuer anil ciiiiuiicluig Willi tuea.ju l-. al. tasi i prea inun ou tbe UkeSbore Koa.l for Dunkirk, Bulfalo, New York, 4r. This Train cintiecla al (ialiou witli tbe llelliifootaine and Iudlauapolia Kailroad, at Ctoatline witli the 1:0 Kxprena Train ou tbe Ohio and IVnnylvani Kailroad for Pitta-buiyb, Pliiladelpbia, ., anil tbe Ohio and ludiana Kailroad for kni t Wiiynn; at Oration tfllh tbe.1:4! P. M. Train for Toledo ami ('liicngu, reacbing C'bicairi It o'rlock neat TUOVDill. 2. Mail Train atSO P. H ; atupplue at all wayata- tiiinshntwHvn (VilumbiiH and OI"T"Uinl,arri.in(; at Ob-yi'- land at 0:14 P. M., conneclmif at Cratlino witn,o:w r . H . KaKt Traiu on the Ohio and lVniiHylrania Kailroad lor Pittaburnh, io., with tbe Ohio ami Indiana Kailroad for Fort Wavne, Jtc. ; at Oleyolaml Willi me .m l l i(li! KxprertaVraln on tho l,ake shore Kailroad for Ibe KHt. 8. Niiht KxnreHH at l'J:15 P. M stopping ut Delaware and all waystationH Norlhof New lindou and Iraving pattseuersalall way Htalioun.cotiiHMitiiiKatCreNtlinewllh tbe A -0(1 A. M. Train on the Ohio and IVunHylrninia Kail road at (,'rafton n illi Hie Toledo Day Kipreas forOhicaKO, arriyiiiK al Cliir,ai?u at '.).'M P. M., ennneetinftat l.'I"vulauii withllin Morninir Train on the Lake blmie Hilrosil lor IinnUirk, Itullalo, New York, Air. fi if For throni'h and local Tickets apply at ttie l icacl Oflic" in the Pattseorer lepotot tbe Ob-vela nil, Ooliiinbiis and Cincinnati, and Little Miami, Cdunibna and Xenla Kailroad Loiiipaiiics r., r. 1-l.lM, Coluialftl., .Nov, l.l, ivb -oil ,M;'criifcmiif . WIXTKK AKIiAVCKMKNT CHANCK OF TIMK. Two Paii v Trains Kahi Way, (HrxnAva Fxckitko.) AVI HIT IX CfUVdR OW CAIW HrfTWFKN COLI'lI 1U 8 AND HAI.TIHOKK, ON Ab lufis, ' N AND AKTKIt iMUNDAV, NOV. 1t, Traici will run um follows: (iOlNU KAST. Leave grprsjis Train. 10.00 A. M. 11 .10 ' VI lf p. ii. .... l'io:t ' 1:VA " 11 Mail Train. 3 - .10 P. M 4-m " r.:rr. " -K8 " 7:15 " H: :sr " -iifi " arr 10"0 " Mail 1'rai)l. 1.50 a. a. fi 47 " 10 " 7:4a " H.iS " .'14 " 1l-:i7 " arr. I J IKI CuIuinbiiA , Newark 'anesville Concord Cuiubridire . , BarncsTille Belmont Arrive at Bcllair.. . . .. 2-59 11 IIOIVO WfcT Krnn.it 7Vjj'h. 11 4T)A M. VI 40 l. M 1.07 '2. 30 " ... .1 20 " . ... 4 -21 " 5 4fi 11 I 'M " Leaee rtellair Helinmlt Barueavilla ....... ainbriili'" 'uncord Zanesvill" Newark Arr. al Ooliiuibua. . The Fx press Train ifoin Kant will stop to lake up or leavo r.iiseiurers. at Coluinlds, Kirkersville, Newark, 'aucifiviltft, Ouicord, CmnhridKe, Csinpliell's, Barnesville, nod lthnont,ouly. Coiva WiT, will stop at nil Stations unou Kurnal. The Mail Irs in will stou nt All th4 Stations wherti tun Mail is to ho received, or delivered, nud nt all other rotations on Notice beinir iriveu. (JOINH F.AST. Tbe 10 00 A. M. Kx press Train connects at Columbus with thn Kxpre.m Train which leaves Cincinnati at ti A. M. nod with the trslu from tho Wont ou tho Columhns, I'inua, and Indisuu Hail road; at Newark with morning Trains to and from rUndusky , Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, ami with irinuH on the Menoeurillaaud Indiana Kailroad; at Wlieelinir with Kxpre-M Train on the Haltiniore huu Ohio Kailroad for thltimore, WaidihiKton, I'lilldtdphiannd .as tern utiss. Thu U -'iO I'. M. Train will connect at. Columhns with the second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sau ilust.y, Alansni'lil aiul Newark Kaihoad; and at nheeliu with Night Tram 0,1 ialtlmor nud hio Kailroad. 1'afl sener.t leavin.tr Uiiiisvillo and points below Cincintist i and taking the 10 20 A. M. Train 011 Little Miami Kailros.l wilt connect with this Irani at ol.iimiiiH. I aHneiii;er leaving ludiauapoliH aud Hii-hiaiiud hy mornimr Train on Indiana O'litra) Kailroad will 11 Uo connect, with thin Train at (.'oiunilMis, and reach Wheelim; at 10:0 1. AL, and leavo hy 10:110 P. M. Train on H.-ili imoro and Ohio Fliil-road, arriving in Itatthnore al fi I. M. next day. GOINU WI-XT. Tho -I M) A. M. Mail Train comiocti at R(llair with Nifdit 'I'lHiit on the lUltiiuore and Ohio Cailroad; at Newark with Trains to and from Sandusky, Jllausripld and Mt. Vernon, nud CliicBjro rid Moumevilln; at. Colum-ti'is with tlie. Trains for ('inciunatl, and with Trains for Xenia, Ihivhni, 1 inlianfipolis, and Chicsfj", i'tt U'i)lou and ma l'rlan 'J'h"!l l& AM Km press Tr.t in eouuects with tin Kv press T.'i-lji fro ci M:iltliuire, nud arrive;! in Columhns at 7 :.!0 I'. K., and COII04-( wild Trains loin .nul h and M'e.tt, arriving at Cincinnati :t I lit I M. .1AMKS C CLAHKK, Ayti)-i rint ri'lrttf. '..;.. illr, X.h-. US , IKS', .!U New and Direct Route in :"i-i:i;in n ii.i.k, PIITVlltiRiill, -IMI.AIil-:i.l'HIA, IIAITIMOiOO, N, V YORK, and Oiii I'l inr-iiitl Ensli'in rilii-f, VIA Stcubciivillc & Iniliaaa I.iiilroad, Whh h is uow coinplflbd aud in siiecfl.istut operation bo-tuieu Nt-warU nod .Sturhenville. PASSKNGKRS RY THIS ROUTE LEAVE J ClIl.tlJinHMy; Kxpie.a Train Onlral Ohio Railroad at, 10:10 A. Al. couut'ct at Nuwaik wilb the aUove road to teubeuviiie, where they in viv" al ti P. M. , loae iin ini'diatelyon Hfb.T ri.AH.-i STF.AMKIIH runiiiiiK ii i- neclion tvitb the road; nnl altera cunforlabh' ni'bt'H real, reach 1'itli.burKll iu time for the 7 A M. Train of the PENNSYLVANIA HAILUuAl) for rtiiladelpbiN, llallluiore and New Yoi. FAHK r,,l bun to Slcuheliville 1 -lb " Pillfbiirh J " Pbiladelpbia 1:1 00 " lliltiinoie 1'2 7ii " " Hew York lit RU tf racenera by this route have the adrantngi of iviwcc'I fare and are not subjected to hold hilH nt I'ilta-biirb.PaHeny"i H and bao-k'sire conveyed Irom Ibe boat to Ibe depot Jneof iliai'fie. For through tb-keld, pleaie apply nl Iho ticket i.llice of thelVnlrsl flhio Kailroad. O. W. FUI.IOV, A'np'. L.tFATiTta Duvknny, tlwrnl Anient. nolu r; T ITTf.E MIAMI ANI CoLUMItUS Sr. XENIA J J KAIl.KOAll. 'Ir.'iiuH run l,i;1 wui'U (:otiiiubii no, I Cincinnstl, hi followH ISIWNWAKO. Irfave Arrive at Columbia finciiiiiali. 4S.M H-04A.M. 12.101'. M. 4:10P.M. l.'1'WAHn. l,ue Arrive at t.-iiiiiiiati. '.'..In in bun II (III A.M. .IS A. M 10 :1111 " 8 :0 P M :SQP.M I: IMA M. tt:00 1'.M II :w Tiie 2 Ifi A.M. Tr-iin liom Columhiii coiiiiects el. Xeuia for lliiyton, Iticlnnond, lurllanapoliil, I.alayott , Oiicaifo, St.. lmis, aud all poiula weat; ennnecta at Morrow tor Wiliuini'lon, rirclevillc and Lancaster; and al l.ovel:in,l for HUNborourjh and Ohillicotbe; alo Cuiieclin;: at Cincinnati for Louisville by the boaltt. The 12:10 P. 11. Train, horn ColutiihuH, connects at London for I'riufivld, Dayton, Indianapolis, A-c; cou-nectint! at Xenia for Dayton, Kichinoud, Indianapolis, Lafayette, OliicHKil.St. Louis, and all points west; conned ililfat Morrow for Wilniiniton, llircleville and Laucaaler and at livelanda, forlfilliboniilh and I'hillicol lie; find aK'incliiiiali Willi the II. Ai U. K. It. lot Louiaville. The 8 .10 P.ll. Train from Ooluuibus connecla at I on don forrl.riii(;liel.l; and at eui for Dayton, llicbmond, ludiauSK,ln, Torre Haute, Viiniciinea and SI , Iinis. 4aFul' other information apply to T. ljl'tiH, Agent, or HI. I,. DnilKHTy, Ticket At;eiit, Ooliililbus; V. WilldUT, Aarent, Hprinueld; A. W. Kr.llia, Aircnt. Xcnia; A. H. Liwia, A-ent, nr P. W. Knunin, (;nueral Ticket Arent, Cincinnati. W. II. CI.FMFNT, oo!10 SnjyrinftndiTit. Tl I V L ! : A I.! :(AL ! T AM NOW U.VrXY KECEIVINO A OOOU I. artiele of CoarnuCrate Coal, and will sell either nt depot or delirf r coal on tho shortest untice, at. the h.wept Ogure. of the ma i Let. nud warrant to hivh salisl'actton. .IAMFS O'K AN K, nc23 Sole Ap;nnt of Zanosville 'nal and Lumtmr Co. TUYINtVS LIPK OF WASHINGTON .L Hvo Library fdilimi, wilh maps snd plates. Sulwcri-bers1 copies ready for delivery, nt KILKY A CO. 's book-ntore. ml 8 VIIKOI. M. IIAI.L, Airent. c:om.i:ctins IN OHIO, IN ANY COUNTY. I'ROMITLY made, on application to the subscriber. Kel'ereiicc Ohio Mlatn Jnnrnsl Co no:i ,1 CASH aji:nts WANTIill. KSTRAdRlllNARY 1N0HCVMKNTS ! THE MFSr CMANCK YET TO MAKE ilONEYI Addrtia CAJIPIlt'.l.l. A CO., nul'J-3ru-Oi0 Philadelpliia, l't. 1300KS AND STATIONERY. S. II. BURR & CO., Wholesale and Retail Healers in BOOKS, STATIONERY, mail svHKt"t UlTOSITK TDK STATIC HOUSH, COLUUKIft, O. aKV THIS OITOHTUNITV Oh KK-- TUKNIMJ thanks to their numeioin frauds and patrons for tho liheral encouraumeat and kind feeling intuifoated up to the present date, and at the name time beirto inform them that tLeyarenow hotter prepared than ever, with. a slock latue nod complete, having just heeu replenished liom Kastcrn nmrliets, to wliich ihey invite the attention of ALL, as thuy aro di tenoiued t-oiler jrreat induLUinnnts to tlieir jmtioos. J heir stoi:ti consists iu pari 01 the lollnwiijp; goods: Law, Medical, School and College IV at Kookn, Thtjolo (ficaland Sunday School Hook 4. A compha4 variety of Mf'cellauetois Rooks, vrith all the new Literature direct from puldisherH BLANK ROOKS (if any si.n or quality on haud, or made to . l-r STATION'KUY, French, Kiiilisti ami American. WHITISH l'AI'KRSot evi-iy pTiad.i and nit. Paper Haniiins, Ittuders, Wiudow hadts, I'utl M.d-laods, Curlaiu 1'apers, (plain and Itfined) Cm lain fi lures, thirds and issnel-, Fancy d'tiods, lVnum.iy, Kr. A.,l).'u't forget the place. Con 01 one I (tune all ! No. 1 UlU'liN Itl lLI'tMi, oe!3 Hirectly opinite the State Omc"( lltyli nt . ""new"lTwif 0Tolci". PliKAUINIj AND VlV TICK i:HKll 1VII. OIl SIMEON XASII. i:r ii ox. IT WILL FORM A VOLUME OE ABOUT 1 700 patres, Hvo., beautifully prinlcl and iiently nod lirnily bound in law shcp. Iu audition to oriel l resides on the various provisioii-i iif the Code, it will conlaiu au ample collection of forms of petitions, alien ers, entries for Clerks, ret urns tor Sheriffs, Ac. The work will show what chanires have been produced by theCinle. The precedents for petitions ind auswera are so drawn as to deduce out ol the cases a clear and real issue, about which all will be agreed as to its meauint;. The forms of entries and returns will render the work especially n-ieful to county f.Hicers. n-i well as to the profession. Sucli a work has long been a desideratum; no book having yet appeared iipou Ibe subiefl since the enactment of the New Code. II will shortly be published bv II W. DI-ltHY, Clncii,n-,li. RKCKNTI.Y PUP.MStll'.i), Swan's IVpiv Trcalite UN TilH PdWt.UH ANI) Dt'TII-M OF .ll'STICF-'. OV THE. 1'F.ACF, I'.IC. 1 vol. 8vo. Swnn's mrviwl MiOOcs iif THE STATE OF OM10 ronif lelit. 1 vol Svo OF ISFI'OFT.S OF SUPREMK COUItT OF OHIO. ortHtr 1 vol. Svo. I H. R1LEV & CO. COLUMRUS, OHIO DEAI.FUS IN I.1HV, ni'li4'al iiihI St-ltnol I Cool. Itl.AMi HOOKS, Any si70, style and pattern of Hilling, on band and mado lo order. Kitilroml mid Iii'.iiinni i' Ofiit-f-N, limil.s, ltiokt i, ami Countv Otlit fTM, Supplied with any article iu the Lino of Htationery ou the best terms, and all work warranted. It hi nk Notes and Drafts Job Printing fiml BOOK BIKDINH. A full supply at all times of vahmhlo Man-lard Works. Foreign and American K-dlllons. A good stock of valuable Mechanical and Hclenlttlc Works nt all times. All tho New Hooks received direct Kr.Kvii, K'(ilish and AMiciticiN iSTATroxr.hy, Whidesalesud Retail. Also, Vnwv !I:mu;ingM and IjonlMif, TIim moid. Ht uive Slock Wef,t of PUjlad'dphia.-yfc Window thadfK and Firlur.-i, Windo v !ornict:s. Fine MirrorK Irom it to 8 feet, French Plate (Jl! I'aiutins and KnirraviOjrs, Portrait and Picture Frames, xfwtyH no hind and made to order. Cutlery and )dd J'ts, Uorli firt and I'l-essing Cases, '-ard i ases and Porte Monies, tl-ilh, Hair, Hat, Nail and Tooth Ih ul "H, i oeket H.td:s, Wallets, mil Holders, Vn. m.io-wOoiiiitf Til K 4.ltr.AT OliMSH ItKttKlrV. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated I'liiualt1 I' ills. PRIITRIiTRII ItyitoVAI. I.KTVKR8 a i i :nt. pREPAIU-ll) I ROM A 1'UK.SURIl'TION OP I Sir .is.iiif.i l:larl;e, M. I)., physician Eiti raoi-dinaiy lo the 0uen. This intalualde Mcdirio.. in unfailing in the cue of all Ooise painful and ,l.iti,,r.r,.ii ; .li..i. --s Inci IhmI to thn Idiotic cou.ljlution. It iiie-letatei. all evctss, removes all obsiriielioni, and brines on the monlhly period with reeulaiity. 'l'ti!-e I'ills sii.'iil-l be imed two or three we.ks previous tocon-lln-ioeDf; the. fortify the cnnstitiil i n, and lesson the -.iMeiiuj iliinuu; labol-, enabling I tie I, i,, I Iter to pel l.,i in lo-i- duli.-s Willi safety lo berl-elf acd child Thee Piil.i should not be taken by Fein-iles dm in (he PHOT TIIKKK MONT1H of Priruancv, tttls-t uiemire to biiii;: on Miscarriilge, bill at liny nth. time they are -sfe. lualtcaiea of Mm . us and .Spinal AIei:Wo.ia, paiu iu the Itack and Limbs, Heaviness, l"'atigue on r-Mht Lser-tiou, I'lilpil.tllotl of Ihe Henri, Loiiiihkh of Si.i its, llys-tirics, Hick lloKilnchw, IVhiles, aud all the painlul diseases occaiii.oed by a ilisotdertd syiitem, these Pills will eltect a cure whmi all other loesus have fiiill-d, and al-though a pnwerltil remedy, dn not contain iron, calomel, anlimnny, or any other minersl. Full diiuctiona accompany eneli package. Price, iu the Vnitcd StaO'a and Canada, One Dollar. Sole Airente lor r.lia Onitcd Mates, L 1.1. BAf.OWIM A CO., Rochester, N. Y. I-'or sale by 0. DKMO ti HONS, wholesale and retail, and by !irtit0ts generally throughout the 'lale sallt-ilwy TIIE IAKOKST HOOD TYPE MdMU-jiCTOUY In lilt! Unitt'tl Sliites. AT COLUiMKllS, OHIO. PAY BROTHERS, PHOPlilETnliS. Ttl l'HINTKKM IS TDK Vr'T A LONG KXeiiRlRNOli IN Till: MANU FACTCKK of WuuDTVPK haa aiivsfesle.d to us so iiruiy hliiirovetnt'uts In the lirninirRtion id the wood uflod, widl as in the nieehsnh .il oYe't.tf-n of our work, th4 we feel conlident wo havo sttnined A Ui-'.GRt'.R OF l'ERr'KUI'ION MHierlo uultnown in this deiHiliiient of iudust ry tiT Wn hnvp availed ournelve.i ol facihtios which ( ua tin us toftivnih pi intern on thn MOST EASY AND ACC0MMorATltf TFKMS, rtlu-n their ordors are accoiopimied hv nopnr rer.irenrH. KVF.KY .SlK AMI MTYLK oK WuOH I IT! KK is in.iiiiitsetiired, fiom the most diminutive to the very hirjrftat suHiliii lor the no f'Miouion in tin prctu nt dur. nnd mHmt ibin or dnph '-ttd ti.r i'dor-4, :ind are inn do in a srvi.i: or i:i.i:i anci: ut ISt'tntly ( I'lopni lion (nlv iiltmiied hy the most exerii-nred srtUti. We are permitted to relei to the followiny pmrtt itl ui'-ii who havit Uhedaud stddonr 1yp, and prononnecd Ih'-iii ut ruporior and iiusurp:is'edu:ihty; A. W. Fi i Lsnls, tinu of H.irii:i, Ftiirkiid.r. K Co., Cleveland. eor.;o Sftvir, ft: in of (!ray, ReiinNley, Sprn 0; , l levelMint SiMipp K i-f.i-ifi, and I su'rw.a z thnuids, Chlt-niro, I'oiueroy U Co., Detroit. Andrews ft Jarer. Toledo. L. Johusou A. (o., Type Founders, Fhiln. C'lU'dunutl Tjve Foundry, Cincinnati, and I'rnprietrs id the Fact, Journal and t:,toriiian (Mlicen, folmnhiis, Ohio, -(inlers addrood to PAY I1H0THFIW, Columhns, Ohio, will rnnlvo prompt attention. no'Ji dfcwti " M RS7 Til l' l' t BTO N , I Ijile of New Yorh, .SiirosHorto Mrs. Shaplev, uml occuiiyiiiK Store wilh yHAri.Kr A. Hall. Ilih hitont, CdlimibiiH, liot.Town ftthl Jvich, HAS NOW OWONKD AN LI.IXiANT AS-KOKTMKVT OF I 'n 1 1 iitKl Winter ITIiliinory,' Connjvtfnfr ot a most romdft stork of Flcinnl Cips, Head HreMses, Feather ami Flowers, Hihhcni nnd Laos, Silsti Hnd Salina. Mops, Kiu;enia, Royal, t'nrui and Lion's Velvets; nlo( a new und (decant article of Friee i'l nidi. Bonnets, of very Tsriety, always ou hand, and nil orders promptly attended to with noHtoesaaud oleiinee, al t he very lowest cash prices. Itleneiilo and 1'renMiiK, SLniuped M nslins for Fmhroi dery. Mrs, Iho-i'mtTOrf, Hole Aent fnr MKS. M. U MUKKAV'S Iltiir l'r!soivHlii' nnd KriMtonilivo. It will natif-e Hair torow on a bald hend, and torn i;rny hair to its oruji nal color, sndetleotuiilly pruei.t the hair from f:illiui;Y tl nr turning trey, and h its invigorating iritliieuee produra a nw and luvuriaut growth of h.iir. A RL KINDS Ol'" BIuVKR BI'OONS, Foiiks, .rV Knlyea, Cups, Oubleta, Pitchers. Halt Cellars, Nap kin Itlug-lan as much that is ailrar plated and mora ton, for sale at del. BLYNN & BALDWIN'?. iln Oferor Slate iouriml. EUIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18. The Past, Permit, niil I'tiliirt-. Vein i'luimln' Hlia'urnk Jo,-0'il. I can see that I uro oi ler, Al.,1 I uuto it tiay by day I I can feci my heart grow col l, i As Its pb-aHurea pass away; At the tell tale ehs, I linger, As Mill) faded ,n. 1 trace, S.,emu tokens wlil,-h Tiue'a lliijcr Has engrai. ii on my ,. Hut oue muiio-nt can r-i .tore me To ley boyliooil and my prline, And sweet ue-uiorii-a t-.ou.o o'er me Ot Mist brief and tiluece.l tho i. Then I bear a father's liles.ii,,. And 1 feel a idi-tber's kis. ; And air.,iQ I am caro.i.-iiiiq One who shared wilb me my bl- Who 1 1, ail ssy the pi.t I ,, 'N'eath tin- Killing's coinlnir wave r 'Clial Ibe soul di-lii;hU to cbeibb. l-'iom Oblivion's ili,i1b it sstes ! Looiiinii bsckwsr.l, on I'm plid'nij. Till I leach Ibe litisl nhore Where the presout Is ubidiu;;. An, I uli-ie i:ba,i(,o shall coioo no men MY llnMK Ev Mks. Nn i bate talld ea.-b varied plea. me. And il m nk of the cup of delibl I havo daneed to Ihe t:aye uieasuie, In Ihe halls of il.-izlii, UM , I bat.- .laell in a ldao of spbin-lir And stood in Ihe courts of kiuet I bine snatched at. each ley Ibal rpul.l render More rapid the liiijlit of Time'l. H-ills Hut vainly I've r.oulit for joy or peace, In Mini llbt of life or shade . Ai.,1 I tut u wilb a sii-li In my own dear Irane '1 lit' boine where iny childhood plated When Jewels are sparkling around me. Aud ihi7.ling with their rays, 1 weep for Ihe ties that b.-iiiud mv lo life's lii-ht cHrly days. I siirb for one of flu; sunny hour.-, Ere day wan turned to uifht l'r one of iny nie-iiirnyn of IVe.h w ild (lowers, lu.-.tuad of my jewels bright. I weep when I ya-Hi tin the sceutles- bu.la Which never ran bloom or fade; Audi turn Willi a sih to llinse p;-iy preen lk-1-l'-, The Inline win-re iny childhood play-d. The Testimony of a Horse Convicting: a Murdorer. We aro indebted to a friend for a stray copy of a southern paper, containing the following very singular story: Win. Peterson was tried al llaloigh, Shelby county, Tennessee, for the murder of Thomas !1erri wether, a younjr and in telligent planter ol MiSKissinni. 1 ha inci dents developed upon the trial were of the mopt romantic nature; and the evidence, although circumstantial, made out a clear caso ol one ol the most revolting murders to bo found in the chronicles of guilt.' I here was 0110 point in Ihe nine, about which alone thvro could b" fid to be doubt, and this point was met by l Ir evidences nllbrded liy the horse, of Mr. M. In order to understand this, we must, stale that by the law of Tennessee, tho Criminal Court of Memphis has Criminal jurisdiction of all crimes c.ouiiniltdd in the 5th, l;Uh and 1 Ith Civil Districts of said county. The Circuit Court of Shelby county had Criminal jurisdiction in the 12th nnd and other civil districts of tho county. The prisonwr was indicted in this Circuit Court ntl'aleigh, and tho murder was alleged to have been committed in the IMtli district, The dividing line between the 12th and l:Uh districts, was the road leading from Memphis to Hernando. If the crime was committed in the 13th civil district the court of linleigh had no jurisdiction, ii nd tho prisoner would have to bo acquitted. The deceased was found some forty or (illy steps. from Hernando road. The witness stated that the body, as he tJionght, hnd been dragged thoro from the road; hence the doubt whether the mur der look place in the 12th or 1 :ttli civil district. At this critical point, says the report of the trial, tho counsel for the State bwthought them of certain marvelous and novel conduct of tho noble horse which hail been referred lo, which had come to their knowledge in conversation with the witness, nnd which in their iudsrmcut, settled the fpteslion of venue as authorita tively as it could have been by the tworn testimony of a score of human witnesses. Tho known instinct of animals has, from lime immemorial, been esteemed in the law as among tho sources of evidence by which the dearest rights of life, liborty nnd property, have been determined. Testimony as to these facts was proposed to be submitted on behalf of the Slate, but was stoutly opposed by the prisoner's counsel, who knew its overwhelming force. The learned judge everruled tho obiec lions and admitted tho testimony. It had been proven in the course of the trial that about 8 o'clock on tho following flunday morning that the deceased and the prisoner left Mr. Hammell's, a gentleman com ing towards Memphis met the horse proven to have been Mr. Merriweiher's, on the Hernando road, nbout two ihousnnd ynrds from the scene of the murder, and and south of tho same, galloping at full speed in the direction of Hernando, and nnd appearing lo be exceedingly frightened; with diliiculty tho gentleman inter? cepted and caught linn. There was o snddlo and bridle, and a pair of saddle bags upon nun. 1 he rein ol tho bridle was upon his neck. The gentleman find ing the annual almost uncontrollable from ngitation nnd fright, hail some diliiculty in retaining tho rein in his hand until n young man came forward nnd claimed him. The young man who claimed the horse, was recognized by tho gentleman upon the trial as tho prisoner at tho bar. He came forward, said the gentleman, claimed tho horse, thankod him gracefully for catching him, mounted and rode hur-riedlyjn the direction of Hernando. The prisoner's clothes were observed at the time to be covered with dirt as if he had been rolled upon the ground but supposing tho horse hnd thrown him, the gentleman went on his way thinking nothing of tho circumstance. The facts nn st. 1 mi 11 r hore suoniilted totlie iurv, in rett'ience to iho wonderful inslincta aro tliose: It vi be ri'inginberod tliut the noble nnimnl in luostion waxofcxlraordiniiry intelligence, uiKi mngulnrly attached to his master, whom lift vns in the habit of following about whenever ho come to tho pnstiiic or mo lario yuid whero he wns. Thomas Merriwother lind owned the. horse for several yearn, and had taught him many of the various little feats of intelligence, which add to the character of thoJnoblu animal so groat nn interest. Some neveral months after the prisoner had liren committed to jail under indict ment, William Merriwether, accompanied by a number of goiitlemon.witnes.ses in the case, came up from their homes in Mis-sissippi to attend thn trittl. Win. Merri- wouicr wan riding the horso of his deceased brother, which had by this time 'been recovered into the family. Their jonrnoy lay along tho Hernando road, and by the spot where the body had been found. About one or two hundred yard.i before the parly reached the scene of the murder, ihe hor.-;u upon which Mr. Win. Merriwether was mounted, began to exhibit .symptoms of alarm, and his intractable conduct much surprised his rider and the gentlemen who were with him. Thorp was no apparent cause for alarm, and tho several etlmr horses of the party betrayed none. His agitation increased as tho party approached tho fatal spot; and when they had reached a point iu the roml op polite to it, tho excitement of the horse amso to so furioous a pitch that he bo - came almost unmimiigeablo. Tho whole party checked their horses, and for a mo ment regarded tho strange conduct of the bene with profound astonishment. His flesh cpiivering his nostrils distended his eye danci'iiir into the woods where Ins noble master had mot his horrible fate he stood for a moment, snorting and neighing a sublime picture of tho wild est excitement. One of tho party sur- gesle.d to Mr. Merriwethorto give him the rein, which meanwhile had been tightly drawn. This was done, nnd instantly the nouio nnimai rusneu into the woodn, and down to the identified tree under which the body had been found, and commenced pawing nt its roots! After n moment he trotted out further into tho wood, and after making a somi-circlo in his course, re turned to tho same spot, nnd there stood neighing, trembling and pawing until he was lorced atvay. Similar exhibitions were mnde by the horso sovernl times af terwards in parsing the spot. At this startling development in the testimony, a thrill of feeling ran through the Courtroom like nn electric shock. Thus far the proof had traced Jout the history of this mysterious murder with n certainty too Jeanul to be douhtrrt nnd bad pointed to the puilid youth w ho sat in the prisoner s Jock ns the guilty ngent thereof. Justice, tempered even with an unrestrained mer cy seemed impatient for tho sacrifice, when the strong arm of tho law interposed in its might nnd majesty to shield him. I ho venue unnroven or even in doubt. would have left to the tribunal of justice, no other alternative than to bid him go'out again a freo wanderer upon the earth.willi the blood and guilt thick upon him. But the Clod who 'marlieth thejspurrow when ho mils, in Ins inscrutable providenr.e,had yet in reserve an eloquent witness against him whose integrity could not be bought Willi gold- whoso ear wns deat to the voice of n seducer whoeo iaithtul heart wns steel to the wiles of the corruptor.and whose testimony fell upon tbe astounded ears of tho jury, as 'Ctinlirinitliiiii ptrnnr Ai proof of holy writ.' No blood bad ever been seen iu the road and no appearance of n struggle there. If ihe killinir had been done in the road, the hone, whose rapid flight and wild fright, must have been occasioned instantly by the death struggle, would have known nothing of the tree in the wood. The whole scene was vividly pic tured before, tho munis of the jury -as if typed by the glorious art of Paguorre; the decoy into the wood the robber's demand for gold or blood the death struggle at the tree and tho instincts wore, destined to vindicate, as if by a miracle, the unerring certainly of retributive justice,nnd thus the venue was proven thus ihe doom of ihe prisoner was sealed, and thus A liolililo in the otrettmlet, Hutu liirnctl the ronrs til neiny a river; A dew ilrup on Ihn buliy plant, Ilnlli w;up.cil Ilin rriniit tmk forovor. The verdict of I ho jury wns, that the prisoner wns guilty of murder in tho first degree as charged in the bill of indictment, nnd the sentence of death wns pronounced against hiin, which was afterwards com muted to imprisonment for lile in the .Slate penitentiary. In that gloomy catacomb of human be.nls and hopes, where time is ns efernity,imd by a sense of liborty lost, William 1'eler.iOii now expiates hisdrenn ful crime. . There can be hardly nny doubt ihn.t the present war presses sadly upon I be re sources of Russia. Tho following extract is rrpovled an being from n reliable source: From nnol.her leltler from St. Petersburg I learn that since the Emperor's return from Nicholaied' a very noticeable change is described ns being observable iu him, even lo (hose not intimately introduced into the Court circle. I It; was never a particularly demonstrative person or very lively in his communications, nor has he ever concealed his preference for pence. Of late it is remarked that he has become more silent than formerly, nud often bears on bis countenance nn evpres-sion of sadness. Those who are intiuinle wilh his character, describe ibis expression ns by no means resulting from faint heart- edness or despnir,hut rntlier Iske in:iiiyel hi:! expressions on his journey, nnd lo per sons in his confidence since his relurn, as the reflex of deep regret nt ihe immense armfmrna sacrifices and privations which the present war is causing his land. It is not so much the loss of men that is to bo deplored as the enormous districts of half cultivated territory which urc thus deprived for many yenrs to como of the hands to till nnd tho nrms to thresh. Russia is tho country of raw material, and if she cannot raise and consume or dispose of this slit; fulls into a state of npproaching financial starvation. Tho Emperor's last iournev is brought this reflection very much home to his mind, and touched as he has often been to tears nt the willingness of self sacrifice shown by his subjects, he has not ueen able to shut Ins eyes to the fact that tho means will soon fail them, even if the willingness lasts. The Russian army has had still rnuro enormous losses than the reports that reach, the west confess, and than the most daring fancy imagines. For these losses the Russians endeavor to console themselves with the reflection that the French army, the first one, tho real one, has been destroyed too. That the Emperor is himself sincerely desirous of peace cannot bo denied, any more than that his brother nnd his consort leave no opportunity of presenting to his mind the desirableness of his desisting from the conflict.Tho latest Swedish papers contain many private communications from Finland, from which we lcani the great .losses to tho country nnd the fearfully high prices caused there by tbe war. The little town of Wata has su fit; red a loss of no 1 's than 125,000 silver rubles; in Abo ail the necessaries ol life are 50 per cent dearer than usual; in 11 elsingfors matter", riTo still worse. Tho latter town is stiller tog from nn excessive amount of military foiarterod on the inhabitants; rents have risen fearfully, and ns soon as any dwell ingis known lo be vacant, il is snapped upntnny price by the military authorities.Coiiiniliii ,H nf It in. .UiiiiitfKi'tiirltiK '"B.-f-rt (I.ATK KaUI.K I'OONmtV.) MANUKA. 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