Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-03-17

              ... 1 il&l illil' i 1 VOLUME XIX. COLUMBUS. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. 1856. NUMBER 191. i U Iron and Br as8 Founders, io Slatc Journal '18 FTTHU8HID DAILY, TRI-WEEKLT AND WEEKLY AT IH1 HID STATE JOURNAL COMPANY, Incorporated under the General Law. BRMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE Ifaiiy 19 00 per year. . By the Carrier, per week 12X ets. rm-WoKLY ,. 8 00 per year. WnuiY ! " Clubs of ten and over 160 " TERMS OF ADVERTISING BY THE SQUARE. (in UNUI OR USD AR A tqrjAKI.) Ins square 1 year ..116 00 ; one square 3 weeks.. .93 60 hie " 0 month! 12 00 : oae " 2 weeks.. . 8 00 )u " months 10 00 ; one " 1 week.... 1 60 One " 8 monthe 8 00 ; one " 3 days 1 00 One " 2month e 60 ; one " 2 Aa.fi.... 70 Une " 1 month 4 60 j one " 1 Insertion 60 Displayed advertisements half more thao the aboye rates. Advertisements, leaded and placed in the column of " Special Notices," rJoiiois the ordinary rates. All notices required to be published by law, legal rates. If ordered on the inside exclusively after the first week. 60 per cent, more than the aboYO rates ; but all snob will appear in the Tri-Weekly without oharge. , Business Cards, not exceeding five Hues, per year, tn sine, 12,60 per line ; outside Ii. : Notice of meetings, oharitablt societies, Sr compa nies, Re, half price. Marriage notices 26 cents. In no inttanct will they ap pear, unleupaia for. GROCERS. 1. P. HIWMAH. ROBIWI WILSON. NEW FAMILY GROCERY. rpHE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE LEAVE TO X annnunc to the oitueoi of Columbus, tliat they nave just opened a Grocery & Provision Establishment, On High street, South of the Johnson Block, and directly ojyposue tne jcxchange nanfct Where they Id tend to keep every article in their line, of the best and purest qualities., and aall at rate a for Cash which must give Ratiafaction to those who may favor them with their patronage. TheirpreaentBtock eonsiata id -part oi mac ana ureea Teas 01 one navor, mo, java and Mocha Coffnee, Sugars of all description, Spleen, sugar cured Hams, line lamily Flour, Cauulea, Soap, ana the celebrated New York Cora Starch, particularly rec ommeuded for Cookiug aod Laundry purpoes. Cheee. Maccaroaa, vermicella. Rice, GomDrupi, Fancy Cwilea Jujube PaRte, Pickles, Foreign and Dried Frulti, conniflt- nst uf K&tmutt. Atue Uarrantji. Citrnna. via, r runes ana Almonds, Dried Peachen and Almonds, Dried andBareled imsd, salt, urooms, rails ana Tubs, cue wing ana amoK inorTobacoo. Ciirara. Ac. &c. Please give us a call and examine our goods and prices. OcH-3mii NWMAiM W1U3UN. Advert! Aoments not accompanied with written dtrec- ingly. t odi will be Inserted till forbid, and charged accord- Alltrantient advertisements mutt be paid in advance This rule wilt not be varied trom. Weekly, same price as the Daily, where the advertiser unert the Weekly alone. Where the Daily and Weekly are both used, then the charge for the Weekly will be halt the rate cf the Daily. Under the present system, the advertiser pays o o.virb for the apace be occupies, the changes being chargeable with the eompoitiMoa only, mi plan la now generally adopted. ALLEN G. THURMAN, Attorney t Iiaw( COLUMBUS, O. OFFICE ON HIGH STREET, " feb20-ly Between Friend and Mouud sts. H. M. CHAMPION . T. IAHJUH, B. WAtKOP R. E. CHAMPION & CO., PRALKR3 IN as b -m as uMz. tamjmmmi.mstm CAMBRIDGE, HOCKINO, NORTHERN, ZANES-V1LI.P. AND BLACKSMITH. Yard and Oflice near Railroad Depot, noUtt COLUMBUS, O. I. W. ASIIHSWS. . VOX ANlItCWS & cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, (Hike, Nn. 1 Piatt's building, State street, no'3 dbui COLUMBUS, OHIO. saws: sawss saws: TO MUX OWNERS, OARPHXTKRg, CABINET MAKER8, UDTLtlKRS, AND ALL WHO USB HAWS ! CONSTANTLY ON HANI) OF MY OWN Vy manufacture, a full assortment of Mill Mulay, Crosscut, Circular, and all descriptions of MAWS. All Work Warranted. ayy Particular attention given to repairing. Saws retoothed, straitened, hammered, bled, and set it short notice. JAMES OHLKN, jel6-dly 8 W. corner Long and High sts. Schroeder & McFarland, WHOI.BHAll AND KSTAIL DIAl.IRS IX FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, ETC., ETC. Juurnal Building, comer of High Street and Sugar Alley, COLUMBUS, OHIO, v ' C II A It L K.N . Hicl.i-, Attorney at Law, C0N3TAN3' BUILDINO, HIGH ST., ap28-tf CoLPHBCa, Ohio. STAPPORDJkHMITH AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS f'ohimfcui, Ohio, ale of Real Eh t ate, Htookn, Household Furniture, Dry-lioods, Grocer leu, Horses, CarriaKes, fcc, &c, attended to iu city or country, on the niont reasonable terras, .iberaf advances on consignments ' decl-dly bliTs'.'cAlt PKrVTEir TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVI ces to the citizens of Columbus aod vicinity. He has taken au Office on High .atreot, opposite the Capitol House, where he can be consulted at all bourn, or at his residence, on all old Chronic Casea or Nervou Diseases. Cancers and Fever aod Ague permanently cured. Stuttering and Stammering penuanttatljp and effectually cured without surgical operation. Dec. at, 1955-dKwtf . GEORGE Mcdonald, Successor to John Miller Sr. Co., NO. 94 HIGH ST., OPP03ITK THE CAPITOL HOUSE, WhnUtale d Retail Vmlff in Choice family Groceries. TS NOW PREPARED TO SERVE HIS OLD X and new friends with the most complete stock of sonde ever offered in this market, among which way be found me rouowina: amcies, tic: Loaf, Cruehed, Pulvericed and Granulated Sugars. Mocha and old Government Java Coffees. Black and Green Teas of the finest grades. Tappfoca, Sago, Farina, and Wheatea Grit. Cora Starch, Pearl Barley, Oat Meal. Vermicilli and Maccaroni. Rice Flour,Cooking Extraots. Currie Powder and Irish Moss, Pine Apple Cheese. Coopers' Isinglass and French Gelatine. English, French, and American Mustards. Soda, Cream Tarter, and Baking PowderB. Pickles, Catsups, English Sauces, and East India Prt-trves.Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa, Brotna and Cocoa Shells. Sardines, Olives, Capers, and Olive Oil. Stone, Wood, and Willow Ware, in great variety. Togother with all the more staple articles in Grocery BuBiuefls, M. B. AU goods delivered to city customers free of onarge. novili 4J18J BsVHS! B4JIS ! CUSTOMERS AND others who are expecting me to furnish them with their summer supply of Hams, roust send their orders in previous to the 1st oi April. oiar4 lm GEO. MnllONALD. GOLDEN SYRUP. GEO. MCDONALD., H1 lA BBLS. NEW-lfOKK. 11 For sale by nnl41 RAILROADS. GREAT WESTERN ROUTE! COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA 1856. Spring Arrangements, 1856, QUICKEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE FOR TIX33 WEST, Two Trains Daily Sundays Excepted, 0N Onis POUNUS 1SXTKA BUCKWHEAT UJJ FLOUR For nul3 r sale by GEO. MoOONALD. IO BBLS. EELCIIER'S ST LJ EN no!4 SYRUP. Civil Engineer, Surveyor and Drnuglitsinan Bisbee's Block, over RudisllPs, Hlt'li Street, CohiiubiiH, Oliio. ALL KINDS OF LAND AND ENGINEERING Surveying and Leveling; Mappinir Platting; Mechanical and Architectural Drawlug, promptly and eallHtactoriiy executed. Kefer to at. L. Hullivant, Esq.,JohnGraham, Esq., CoL S. Medbery, C. E. jyBl illmwly IS en Ed 5 ltmrFACTlRF. TO ORDER, AND HAVE ON HANI, STEAM ENGINES, Boilers and Mill-Genring. WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO FURNISH Cast Iron Fronts, Bolts for Bridges, &c. Window Caps and Switches, Hills, Switch Stands, Csst and Wrought Frogs and Crossings, Grating, Station Pipes, 4c. Irous of all kinds always -NEW SHOP, West end of the National Road Bridge. Columbus, Ohio, April 6, 1865.-dtwly HUGHES & BFK.HE, Manufacturers of Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, aV mattresses of livery Description, fj'lfA at. three doom South of Town t., WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE public that they have constantly on band a line assortment of Parlor and Kitchen Furniture nf every description, which they wish to dispose of on the most reasonable terms. Tbey would also call attention to a new invention of their own that they are about to have patented, under the name of the "Centre Hinge Spring Bed." An artlclo that has won uuiversal admiration by all who have examined its superior advantages. The peculiar adaptedness to the purpose designed, the simplicity of its construction, and the cheapness with which it can be furnished to customers, render the spring bed superior to all articles of the kind yet manufactured. The Centre Hinge Spring Bed can be fitted to auy kind of bedstead. mying with conndence nnon the merits of the inven tion, they do not deem It advisable to send Agents into the Beid to increase the sale, but they will he happy to sc-oommodate all who feel an interest in the matter with an opportunity of examining; and judging for themselves, jy'idwly AM URIC AN HOUSE, BOSTON, WITH THE ADDITION, IS THE largest and best arranged Hotel in New England, and the subscriber begs leave to call attontlon to its magnificent arrangements and superior accommodations. The furniture is made to combine utility and convenience with luxurious ease and comfort. The drawing-rooms are most elegantly appointed; tbe suites of rooms well arranged for families and large traveling parties; the sleeping apartments commodious and woll ventilated, and a large proportion of them supplied with Cochituale water and tras. Every effort will be made by the Proprietor to contribute to the comfort of his guotH while sojourning at his houso. LEWIS RICE, Boston, Feb. 1 1 -Hmeod viip Proprietor. GREAT AMERICAN B(JOK. The Most Complete Portrait Gallerv of American Anthors ever published: TUB KNICKERBOCKER GALLERY, a Miscellany of Literature and Art, in one splendid octavo volume, comprising original literary contributions by the most eminent American authors, with Forty-eight Portraits on Steel, taken from original pictures. For sale by S. H. BURR & CO., rtel2 No. 1, O.leon Block . COALI COAM COAT, I " T AM NOW DAILY RECEIVING A GOOD X article of Coarse Grate Coal, and will soil either at depot or deliver coal on the shortest notion, at tbe lowest figure of the market, and warrant to give satisfaction. JAMES O'KANE, ' Q"3 Bole Agent of Zanesvllle Coal and Lumber Co. Bugle Itead Triinisiiiiij-. JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF BUGLE BEAD TRIMMING at Jal A. P. 8 TONE at CP'S, No. 4 Gwynn. Ulook. ' MACAULAY'S ENGLAND- T td and 4th volumes, at 31 RANDALL ASTON'S. , . LOUIS GOLD For sale by GEO. MoDONAI.D. TRIED BEEF 6000 LBS. DRIED BEEF A.J (Sugar Cured.) for sale hy jalB GEO.Mr.DONALD, KMOlRiltiK UOMK miWFMWKEH. Itntlor's Alerrautile Writing- Fluid. ANUFACTUKED 39 VINE STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO. Since this sunerior Fluid Ink has been before the public, now nearly two years, it uas Deen constantly gaining In favor, and Is now pre ferreil. bv lnanv. to the f r famed Arnold Fluid During the past ver. TWENTY THOUSAND .irrtl AND PINT HOITI.ES traroHir win- .-aiier sites Innu merable, have been s,J to Bunkers aod Merohauts In Cincinnati. ifiville, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, .Droit, lerra mute, iaiayeue, vincunnna, inoianapo St Evansviile, Frankfort, Lexington, Nashville, Mem- nhis.li. Lo uiB. Vlcksburg. Jackson. Natchez, and New Orleans. It has also been adopted in the Stale Departments of Kentucky, lennesaee and Mississippi. It has taken THREE FIRST CLASS DIPLOMAS at Mechanics' Institutes of Cincinnati aod Ixiuisville. and Four Diplomas ana prize Aieaais atstate fairs held last rnllin n. York. Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. The following Merchants and Bankers of Columbus, heretofore using Arnold's Ink, have adopted Butler's llorcautile rillug HUM : Franklin Bk of Columbus. Clinton do do Evchanire d do Bartlett t Smith, Baukers Am. Express Co. American Hotel-. Neil Mouse. V. 3. Hotel. Nat. Telegraph OfBce. Prob. Court. Franklin co, Co. Auditor (lo Co. Recorder, do Co. Clerk do I. R. Cook. James O'Kane. Ohio Statesmen Office. Daily Journal do City Fact do Weeklv Columbian Office. Columbus Machine Manuf. Company. Ohio Penitentiary. Ohio Tool Co. P. liayden. Julio L. CI II. H. C. Noble, Attorney. W. A. Ai J. C. McCoy. John Burr. J. R. Paul. Hanes & George. Wm. A. Gill. C. Fay &: Sons. Demas Adams. J. A. Slifser. J. & W. R. Brooks. oc'J0-d6m, THE GREAT KNtiMSH REMEDI SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female I'ills. PROTECTED Hy HOYAL L UTTERS PATENT. PREPARED FROM A PRESCRIPTION OF Sir James Clarke, M.D., Physioian Extraordinary to the Queen. This Invaluable Mediciue is uulailiug In tbe cure of all those palntuland dangerous diseases incident to ioe lemaie constitution. It moderates all excess, removes all obstructions, and brings on the monthly period with regularity. These Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to con finement; they lortify the constitution, and lesson tbe siiiionog quring laoor, enabling me mother to pertorm her duties with safety to herself and child. These Pills should not be taken bv Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are tie. In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spl Its, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites, aod all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain irou, calomel, antimony, or any othor mineral. Full directions accompany each package. Prior, in the United States and Canada, One Doilar. Sole Agents for the United States, I. C. BALDWIN A CO., Rochester, N. Y. For sal by G. DENII) SONS, wholesale end retail, and by Druggists generally throughout tbe State. selQ-dwy The Ladies' Attention ! MRS. Z. A. HARN WOULD SAY TO the Ladles of Columbus and the public generally, that she is now in New York, and respectfully invites them to her third opening on MONDAY NEXT, the 10th of December, to one of the moat BEAUTIFUL and CHEAPEST assortment of Ladies and Children's BONNETS AND FLATS Ever offered in this market, consisting of VELVET, of various shades, BEAVERS, PLUSHES, SILKS, SATINS, AND STRAWS. And a large assortment of MOURNING HATS always on hand. . Also to her numerous and beautiful assortment of CLOAKS, MANTLES, TALMAS, AND WRAPS, Which are all of the newest style and importation. Also, opening a beautiful assortment of DRESS GOODS, consisting of the richest and choicest JSllls.eet, ALL WOOL 3DolllllOM, And a large variety of MOURNING GOUDS. ' I have recently procured the services of a New York Milliner and a Cloak maker, And am now ready to have executed all orders for work at the shortest possible notice, and of the newest styles. Call and see, and judge for yeurselres, as I am sure I can give entire satisfaction. All orders from abroad will be promptly and correctly attended tn. Z. A. HARN, dei-y Deshler Building, corner ol Town and High. NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOR SALE one of CillLSON'S FURNACES, which has been In use one season, and will be sold very low. Inquire of 8. H BURR ft CO., oclS No.lOdeon. FOR SALE-SEVEN YOUNG JACKS, FOR cash, or on time, ranging in quality froin medium to first rate, and in price from Hu lu rffusa-hundred to two thousand dollars, each. Also, a few choice young DURHAM HULLS. eweWifTi M. L. SULLIVANTj Columbus, O., Feb. 18, 1850 wtMayl SHERIFF'S Joseph Noble and Wife SALE. Sale bv order nf Ccurt. Joseph C. and John J. Ellis. ) TN OBEDIENCE TO THE COMMAND OF X an order made by theCourt of Common Pleasof Franklin county, and tn me directed, I will offer for sale at tbe door of the Court House in the olty of Culumbus, on the 10th DAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1856, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., the following real estate, to wit: Inlet No. llnThom-as Cadwallader's addition to the city of Columbus. Appraised at 1600. WM. L. MINER, Sheriff. Br R. R. Jonsarox, Deputy. March 1, 18S8-ltd&4ww , AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH 3D, TRAINS WILL RUN A3 FOLLOWS: . EXPRESS leaves Columbus at 9:80 A. If. : arrives at Ur- bana at 12 M ; at Piqua 1 60 P. M. ACCOMMODATION leaves Columbus at 6 P. M : arrives at Urbana at 8:80 P. M ; Piqua, 10 P. M. RETURNING, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Piqua at 10 A . M. ; arrives at Columbus at 2:30 P. M. EXPHESS TRAIN leaves Piqua at 8 P. M. j arrives at Co- lumous i r. ai. CONNECTIONS : The Express leaviog at 9:80 A. M., connects at Urbane with the VI M. Lightning express Train on me . n. I.. E. R. R. for SPRINGFIELD, DAYTON 4 CINCINNATI (Direct.) No change of cars between Urbana and Cincin nati. Also connects at Dayton with trains on tbe G. ft M. it. it ; tor GREENVILLE, UNION, 40., And with the trains on the I). & W., and I. C. R. R. for INDIANAPOLIS, LAFAYETTE 4 CHICAGO Also connects at Urbana with 12:20 P. M. train north on the M. R & L. E. K. R. for BELLEFONTAINE, CLYDE, FOREST, SAN DUSKY, TOLEDO 4 CHICAGO, Direct, making close connections at Chicago with the trains on all Wert urn roads from that point. Passengers will Hnd this to be the safest and pleaHantest route trom Columbus to Chicago, as there is less changing of cars, and lesa liability of missing connections than by anyother routes. Also connects at ueuetontaine lor UNION, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE HAUTE & ST. LOUIS; arrives at Indianapolis at 7 P. M., and at bt. Louis next lay 12 hours io advance of any other day train leaving Columbus. Also connects at Forest with trains east and west on tbe Ohio & Indiana R. R . and is 23 miles shorter distance than any other route between Columbus aud Fort Wayne. Also connects at Piqua with trains on the D. ft M. R. R. for TROY, TIPPECANOE, 40., and witli Doyle's Packet line and Stage lines north to MINSTER, BREMEN, ST. MARY'S, 4C. The Accommodation Train leaving Columbus at 6 P . M. connects with the Night Express Train north on the H. R. ft L. E. R. R , connecting with the other roads as above. The Accommodation Train leaving Piqua at 10 A. M., connects at Urbana with trains from Cincinnati and Toledo; arrives at Columbus at 2:30 P.M.; connecting witli the 3:80 trains east on the C, C. ft C. and Central Ohio Railroads for the east. The Express Train leaving Piqua at 0 P. M , connects at Urbana with the tmin ,r,.n.'r..i.a., ,i-u,iurt audj-oit Vav, ...iriog at Columbus at 7 P. M. Passengers win nni mis me mosi oesirauie ruuie ds-tween Columbus and Cincinnati, as the route pastes through the most beautiful and highly cultivated portion of Ohio, and arriving at Cincinnati two hours earlier thao any other nay train leaving i..oiumuus. Fare as Low as by any other Route For further information, or Through Tickets, apply to R. WALKUP, Agt., Columbus; WM. UAMlL.li).-., Agt Urbana; J.HALL. Agt., Piqua. ; marb-dswtf J. It. MILLIARD, Supt. RAILROADS. New and Direct Route TO 9TUEBENVII.LE, PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. NEW YORK, an the rnncipai r.&Blera cities, VIA Steubeiivllle & Indiana Railroad, Which (i now compUud aod la lueceRiful operation be- wmB newarK ana MuebQTin. . PASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE LEAVE X COLUMBUS via Fxnreas Train Central Ohio Railroad at 10:10 A. M. connect at Newark with the above road to Steubenville, where they arrive at o P. M. ; leave im mediately on FIRST CLASS STEAMERS running in con- nectlon with the road: aud altera Aomloilable uijht's rest, reach Pittsburgh In time for the 7 A.M. Train of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD for Philadelphia, Baltimore aud New York. FARE. Columbus to Steubenville $4 45 " Pittsburgh 4 lb " " Philadelphia 13 00 " " Baltimore. j 76 " " " New York is 60 Passengers by this route have the advantage of reuueeu jure ano are nor suojecreuin uotei cms at t'llts- Durgn. - Passengers and baggage conveyed from the boat tothe aepoi jree of charge. For through tickots, please apply at the tickst of the Central Ohio Railroad. O. W. FULTON, Sup't. LAFjiYXTra Diysnny, General Agent. nol6 AGRICUL T U R A L Fresh Garden Seeds. TUST RECEIVED AT THE AGRCULTU- O HAL WAREHOUSE and SEED STORE, the largest aud ueni assoituient .l GARDEN AND I LOWER SEEDS. ever before ottered iu this oily. For sale by WH. A. HIM., Neil's Now Buildiug, High street, mirlh of Broad, uiartj dawtf Sailjr jjio State Journal CRUSH BULKS. TUST RECfelVKI) AT THIS AGRJCULTU-t) KAI. Warehouse ot Wm. A. (iill, 4 choice lot ol Hoi laud Uulhn, among which art a fair fcuortiueut nf t littlest uameil Hyaciuthrt. Ulue, Ked, While ami Yt-lhiw do. Polyauthua NarciiiiiuH, Crocus iu varioty. Hunt ulngl am) duuhle Tulips. W bit.', (.old iiuiufd aud liouult) MIym, fic for naif hjr w'tt. A. .ill. I., uol.'t High htreet, nin th ol bioaa lulcuniKd India KuMmt. TUST RECEIVED KROM THE BOSTON J lielti.i Coin pa Manufactory, a (food hhhoi to,eut of JlicMue Halting, from 2 to 10 inch wide, 3 aud 4 jdy. aStnam Pacltuic ol' all kind, ttuitahlu li.r (.RMhAi.. Hmi Steam Juintft. Hydrant Howe, warrautod iu ntaud a ureMMno f if. pountiH per fliiuare turn. wiDducxifcg t.ofe, hint a bit) fur light conducting ptiro (iarden Koe-iue.i, Coin, I in,. Huhb IMuen. Kor.v Km. MHEOS, sc. For stale at the Agricultural Wars ho u at nf WM. A. CII.I.. do IS High Htreft, North of Broad 'MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17. T ITTLE MIAMI AND C0LUMBU.S & XENIA 1J RAILROADS. Traiui run between Col urn bun and Cincinnati, as follows : DOWNWARD. Leave Arrive at Columbus. Cinciuuati. 2:46 A. M. g:0-2A.U. 12 30P.M. 4:43F.M 8:80 P M 1:23A.M. UPWAKO. Uave Arrive at Cinciuuati. Coluiubun. 6:00 A. U. V:65A. M. 10:00 " 3:20 P. M. 6:00P.M. 11:30 WOOD ANI UIIJOH WAICE. ACiOOD ASSORTMENT OK TUBS, BOCK-KTS, Koelern, plain and painted Chin nn, Tlierniotu- etcr, Cylinder, Barrel and Tub Churim, all hizen. Butt- r MrtntH, Moulds, lilies, Spailuu and SponuM; Weak Man In, Honing i iiifl,aua t'ntato HaftUurti; Toy WliuHlbarruwH. Willotr Hunkettt ; Huuare aud oval Clotlieh UaAketn : Hum per Hint Trunk do. ; plain and covered Market do. A (Treat vaneiy oi nui uciiie, wora ana am:y Hamtetn; Oak, t;oru aud Keel do. Atthe Agricultural Warehouue, Nf il'aNew Building, liigh t., north ot Uroad. oia WM. A. till.l,. Ibe 2:46 A.M. Train from Chimin, connects at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond. IndlantiooliH. iJifavett . Chicago. at. Louis, and all points west; connects at Morrow lor Wilmington, Circlevilleand Lancaster; and at Luveland'd tor HLUaboroucrh and Chi I lien tie : also coiicctim; HtCin cinuati for Louisville by the boats. me jj ou f. w. Train, trom Columbus, connects at London for tiprintrtleld, I lavton. IndiauauulU. &c: con necting at Xeuia for Dayton, Richmond, ludianapolirt, Lafayette, Cliicago.Ht. Louis, aud all points west; connect lux at Morrow fur Wiluiinif ton. Circleville aud lucatiter and at LovelandM, furHilltioruiigb aud Chillicothe; aud ai Lincinnau wuu the U. & M. K. K. tor luiavme. The 8:.'J0 J'.M. Train from Columbus connects at Lou don foi-Hpriugtield; and at .Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, uuinuapoiis, ien Maul, viucenuus auu t. isouis jr For other information auulv to T. Loruu. A went, or M. L. Douibtt, Ticket. Agent, Columbus; Wm. Wkight, Agent, tiarinarlleld: A. W. KrtKH. Airent. Xenia: A. H. Lftww. Agent, or P. W. Siradkk, (inuwtai Ticket Agent, viuuiiiuhu. .V. 1. UIJ-.SIPaaM. 030 Superintendent. BOOKS AMD STATIONERY. IRINDSTONKS J KEA" coarse, sharp Krit (Ji imlslones. suitable fur -A 1'INK LOT W "BK- ( larmers' us; together with cranks, friction rolloix, fcc. for skim by .ll(l WM. A. !ILL. HAY, STRAW ANlT'COUN WALK CUTTERS, ot nearly all the most approved kiuds; anioug which are the celebrated "Rochester Cuttiiur IlllKMR fur gpiirsl purposes," VI sizes, varying Iu price from to Every farmer and everv teaiustur kliiuilil linva of those invaluable machines. For sale at the Airru ul tnrnl Warehouse, by dels WM. A. (ill.L. D" 0 U(l LASS' PAT KNTTjaWIrONFlI FT-IN(I AND FORC1N0 I'I'MIV, all sizes. Galvanized well or pump chains; reels and spouts, cast Irr.u and (niru wen euros, nyiliautic rums, St., by WM. A. fill.!., At the Agricultural Warehouse. High street, J"1'1 North of llioad. 0. Cleveland, Colnmbns A Cincinnati ItAII.KOAU Winter Arrangement for 1855-56. Three TraiuH Daily from Columbus, in connec tion wun Trains on tne Tattle Miami, and Columbus and Xenia Kaiiroaas. I EXPRESS TRAIN AT 10:05 A. M. X stopping ai. ueiaware, iaroiugvuu, uauvu, mbihhw, Shelhy, New London and Grafton, arriving at Cleveland at 2:40 I1 M.; giving passsngers forty hinutks for dinner and coanectiug with the 3.20 P. U. East Express Train on the Lake Mhore Koail tor llunklra, buiihio, new-iora, io. This Train connects at Gallon with the Beilefontalna and Indianapolis Railroad, at Crestline with the 1:30 Express Train on the Uhlo and reunsyivama nauroau lor ruts nuruh. Phi ade o ua. -C. aud the uuio anu inuiana nan road lor Eort Wayne-, at Grafton with the 3:46 P. M. Train for Toledo and Chicago, reaching Chicago 8 o'clock neit morning. 2. Mail Train at 3.30 P. H ; stopping at all way sta tlons between Columbus and Ulevelaud.arilvlng at C'leve land at 9:16 P. 41 . oouuectiug at Crestlinewlth.6:00 P.M Fast Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh, sic, Willi the Ohio and Indiana Railroad for Kurt Wayne, sc.; at Cleveland with the 9 30 P. M. Night Express Train on the lake Shore Railroad for the East. 3. Nluht Exnress at 12:16 P. M. : stopping at Delaware and all way stations nortnot new i.ouuuu iu leaving f assengersat all way stations, conneotingat Crestline with he 6:00 A. M. Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvaiula Rail road at Uralton with the Toledo Day Express roruhicago, ariivina- at Chicago at 0:30 P. H.. connecting at Cleveland with the Horning Train on tne use snore nauroao tor Dunkirk, Buffalo, New-York, &c. For through and local Tickets apply at the Ticket Office In the Passenger Depot ol the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, and Little Miami, Columbus and Xenia D-n i i k U k'f lMT Columbus, Nov. 10, 1866.-dtf i'unennlsnilrtif Central Ohio Kailroad. WINTER ARRANGEMENT CHANGE OF TIME. Two Daiiy Trains Eaob Wat, (Sundays Exoiptid,) AND BUT O.N1 CBANOl Of CARS BCTWIXN COIOM-BUB AND BaLTIUOHI, ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 19ra, 1866, Trains will run as follows : GOING EAST. Leave Mxprea Train. Mail Train. Columbus 10:00 a. m. 8:30 P. at. Newark 11:10 " 4:03 " Zanesvllle 12:16 P.M. 6:66 " Concord 12:03 " 6-38 " Oambridge 1:26 " T:16 " BarnesYille. 2:89 " 8:86 " Belmont : 2:69 " 8i08 ArrlYe at Bellair 8:46 " arr. 10:00 " GOING WEST. Exprea Train. Mail Train. 11:461. 11. 4:60 a.m. 12:40 P. u. 6:47 " 1:07 " 8:16 " 2:30 " 7:46 " 3:20 " 8:28 " 4:27 " :62 " 6:46 " 10:87 " 7:20 " arr. 12:00 M. eats Bellair Belmont , Barnesville Cambridge , Concord Zaneaville Newark Arr. at Columbus. . . . The Express Train going East will stop to take up or leave Passengers, at Columbia, Kirkersrtlle, Newark, Zanesvllle, Concord, Cambridge, Campbell's, Barnesvills, and Belmont, only. Goma Wst, will stop at all Stations upon signal. Tba Alan Train will stop at ail me stations bore the Mail is to be received, or delivered, ana at au other Stations on Notice being given. GOING EAST. The 10:00 A. M. Kxoress Train connects at Columbus with the Express Train which leaves Cincinnati at 8 A. M. and with the train from tha West on the Columbus, Piqua, and Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morniug Trains to and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, and with Trains on the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad ; at Wheeling with Express Traiu on tha Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Phildelphlaand kAsiern cities. The 8:30 P. H. Train will connect at Columbus with the second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with San dusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad: and at Wheelin with Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pas sengers leaving Louiavills and points below Cincinnati and taking the 10:20 A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad will oonnect with this Train at Columbus. Passsngers leaviog Indianapolis and"llhmond by morning Train on Indiana Central Railroad will also connect with this Train at Columbus, and reach Wheeling at 10:00 P. M.,and leave by 10:30 P. M. Train on Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad, arriving In Baltimore at 6 P. M. next day. GOING WEST. Tha 4:60 A. M. Mall Train connects at Bellslr with Night Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: at Newark with Trains to and horn Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, and Chicago via Monroeville; at Columbus with the Trains for Cincinnati, and with Trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, and Chicago, via Peyton and via Urbana. The 11:46 A.M. Express Trsln connects with the Eipress Train from Baltimore, and arrives In Columbus at 7 :20 P.M., and oonnecta with i rains guiug iu auu arriving at Cincinnati at 1:16 P. M. . . t-st n fit 1 ntn J A Sir. 3 j. nivt, Acting Superintendent. ZauesTille, Nov. 21, 1856.-dtf J. H. RILEY & CO., COLUMBUS, OHIO. DEALER.-! IN Law, Medical unci School Books. BLANK HOOKS, Any sice, style and pattern of Ruling, on hand and made 10 oruer. Railroad and Insurance Offices, Bunks, airliners, ami .oinuy tiiurtri, Supplied with any article In the Line of Stationery on i. ue.k leriiie, auo ail wora warranteu. Blank Mrs and Drafts Job Printing and BOOK BINDING. A full supply at all times of valuable Standard Works. Eursign and Amsi lean Editions. A good stock of valuable Mechanical and Scientific Works at all limes. : All the Ne'w Bonks received direct. ' cRENcn, Enolish and American Stationery, Wholesale and Retail. Also, Paper Hangings and Bonlei n, The most extensive Stock West of Philadelphia. -fij Window Shades aud Fixtures, Window Cornices, Fine Mirrors from 8 to 8 feet, French Hate Oil Paintings snd EugravingB, Portrait and Picture Frame, always on hand aud made to order. Cutlery and Hold Pens, Work Boxes auu Kreniiug leases, aro lases aud Porte Monies, V nth. ....... .iaituu iuiiiu biuhub', rocsei oooas, wailHls, Bill Holders, Ifco. maro-wbuiAdtf A 1 UlCHS AND HOWS. A ((Mill AK. sortnient ol each. W heelbarrow.'!, ao excellent arlicl, for t:i each. Agricultural Warehouse, by WM. A. till.!.. M. A. (JILL'S AIJIiKMli.TiruAi. w iiiV HI'lJ.-M.. r.asrst.lHor 11 irh atiaut 1..U ... I.... HroadandGaysts., one door North ot ,1. M. UcCiine's At tl.u deli! VV1 I Hardware store. .i14 X ,AMyHK S fATKNT (JRAIN DRILL AND lllrt.-V1 .-(.I. I N SIKH I'r in r,lk L-..- . . JVA. GILL, High st. tbe Agricultural Warehouse of jeu AUSAUK AND MEAT (3rTTTKHS Vi ufu .J sizes, the best article now in use, with iron boxes PrI ?Al.SA',iK. ""'op1"' F0UR mK "Pri"r article. :lce $.b to 94. "5, At the Agriculluial Warehouse, High street, bv KM. A. ;il L. mil 1,'H virM i.'Ti.'i; .'iiiidki.. i..TT7,"Trr;r.-r-: $2 to 87. Han-el, Cylinder, Tuh, and straight Churns For sale hy rel2 WM. A. GILL. i i k a&s bimus. ICkntitcky Blue Grass, " urcnara ursss. itsa Tun and Timnthv M At tbe Agricultural Warehuuse by do!2 "Jir WM. A. GILL WELL'S PATENT GRASS SEED SOWER One of the best machines ever used for that pur pose. Price 5. For sale at the Agricultural Warehouse. ...-iu si., oy jam WM. A. HILL. I JAKRUWS-1UON AND STEEL TOOTH AX hakhow.x, reversalile and etpanding, a very ta- n. ..lis a l imiucBii prices, vy WM. A. (ill.I, New Fall Stud Now Kea.l)! RANDALL& ASTON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In BOOKS AND STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, WALL AND WINDOW I'APEKS, OIL PAINTINGS, I.llliogrnitlis mid Engravings, WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES & FIXTURES, Hull and Cireeu Holland), GILT & ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS, y-FRAliES on hand and made tn order. tW PAPERS of almost every description. Aud an endless varietv of fanevsnd useful nrli.e. t,,r i auios ana uenttemen, all of which will be sold very low 1U1 V-rt. tl, el AVhitiiiK's Old tStrtiid, ColmnbUH, O UILT1VATORS T1IK REST LOT OF Heversable Steel TpbIIi Culllv lor. nvr.r nffiiratl l.i mis nisinnr, tor sale cliean at the Airricn Itural wr. "y .la'" WM. A. (Ill.L, High st. L'MKKi S PATENT ONE AND TWO LA Horse Powers. Thrashing Maihines. sn.l rirolnr w iius lor sawing railroad wood, Ac, by J WM. A. GILL HALL EIRE & DODD'S PATENT CONCRETE rriUOl' MAP E.S. a s 789. n..rrT,l.,l L..a dry inside, iiniUistionaliJy one or the best manufactured sati-s In the country For sale at manufacturer's prices ..fiunpoi iwnoii, m in agricultural warehouse of WM. A. GILL, Jala HiKli street, north of Broad. Lagonda Agricultural Works. oc30 S. H, BURR & CO., wnoicsaieand Ketall Dealers in BOOKS, STATIONERY. 8cO, HIGH STREET, OPPOSITR TBE STATU HOUSE, COLUMBUS, 0. TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF RE- I" SIMPLEST, STRONGEST, MOST DU-TURNING thanks to their numerous friends and KBLE, Widest-Cut, and Lightest-Hraft Saur-RAKti patrons tor tbe liberal encouragement and kind lectins manifested up to the present date, and at the rfatoe time New York Hand linking Ileaper, 9129 beg to inform them that they are now better prepared Ketchuni Mower!), New Vork Self-Raking Heaper, 8150. than ever, with a stook large and complete, having just raw i.iii.uikuu nuin eastern msraois, to which they invite the attention of ALL. as tbey are determined to ouwi giant muut-.emenra to ineir patrons. Heir StOCk COnSIStS iu Oart uf the Inllnwlnir or.,,,1. Iaw, Medical. School and C.llpunT-vi h.,l l i i.. gicai ana nunuay iscnoot books. A complete variety ot Miscellaneous Books, with all tne new Literature direct trom publishers. BLANK BOOKS Of auy sire or quality on hand, or made to order. STATIONERY, Frenoh, English and American WRITING PAPERS of every grade and sue. t aper Hangings. Borders. Window Khade. n,,(r H,,l. anus, uuriain rapers. (nlain and fl,irdl r,,n.i lures, uorus ana lasseis, ancy Goods, Perfumery. Ac. A m iv.il rnPA .v. i ' . . wz." iu, piAte. rjiiineonei come all t , , No. 1 ODEON BUILDING, 0013 DlreatlyopposiUtheSUte OMces, High st. MONEV CAN UE MADE. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL BY SUB-sorlptlon, In every county In this State and other Rtates In tbe Union, a number of useful and popular works, which are meeting with a most unprecedented sale. A liberal compensation will be given, by which the Agent can realiu large profits. Apply to the subscriber at the bookstore of 8. 1L Burr Co.. Columbus, O marl-w6ra EDWARD SAVAGE. IS Same combined to Reap. 120 additional Sey mom's (.rain Drill & Urns Newer, T5 iiciiuii-iiuigei s a-oriHDIO uiaer Mill aau i-re8H, . . . . . 38 rncssaisnnp lranspoitauon to be paid kv piirclias ers. Utters answered promptly. Address the Manulao turers. WAKIIKK, BKOKAW ft ( HII.O fW1.6mw Springfield, Clark county, O The Ohio State Si Union Liitr College VMfTV IKTOnnimn imnn . ....... O s anus lliuunrUrlAll'.U, ISiNUW IN PRO 1J (IRSS3 at POLAND, MAHONING CO., O. Tin Fsculty consists of . ; Hun. Chester Hayden, President and Prof, of Elemeu tiiry, civil and constitutional Law, the Law of Real Es mm son r-quiiy ourisprnaence. iioh. lubu ncwiuu, rroi. oi iniernaTionai i .w M. D. Lerrgett, Prof, of Pleadlnir and Pr.i.ll. cisl 1st and tho I aw nf Personal Contracts. ' si. a. Ring, rroi. ol Kvldeuoe. Teatamentar Ijw .nd in.l Irl.,...l. ' ' ' C. N Fowler, M. 1) . und E. Mvtratt. M. 11 ir.l.. P.(- n.,.ii.i i i i ... ... . ' ... ii meiiium a ui ibm uueiioe ano i-raciicat Anatomy. Prof, of Parliamentary and Foren.l '...... (iuii. rroiensorsmp win ua u ilea at coiiini, ncriiieiit of next term.) The present students consist chiefly of thr.sa who have sen uuuer inn losiruoiion or me prealilent at the lute Law School in Poughkeepeie. N. Y. I.arirHani...i..n. expected at the next term, commencing on the !id of aprn, nu couuiiuing i weens, at the end or which le gaily authoriseil degrees will be conferred. I lie tuiiege is luruiaued with a large Library, and It Is believed that it confers advantages for ilituh,l . n,. ougli knowledge of the Theory aud Practice of Law and Fureusic and Parliamentary Oratory, not surpassed bv anr Institution In the If. status. For particulars address M. A. KINO. Hss'v n. ..i r liusiees. IrAVlll lllll Feb. 14, 1856 lyw Prcsldout of the Board. For Xalc 20,000 Acres of Iiiid. irST '.1 :rH!M ,!hJL7u'.!?.w. TN. CENomo, mostly in tuh Slate House. ' ,,,.10 , Y' u"' "ous, improved and unimproved, in . rh uaisis or nn.aii quautllies, tor casu, or on short or COPPEtt UCIlTNINtJ KODM. 5 tira".1c,"P'r1tl'n y other Iu Its vicinity, where rPHB SUBSCRIBER GENERAL AGENT "sHlriBd. per X lor the sale ot this truly valuable invention, Is now cr'sin to find bargains, as I am anxious tn sell .uutuni i iue cuy oi coiiimnus, where he Is prepared to Also, number ol uty ljits, In the western addition to h.n.fli i i i a , '""mseives ot its ominous, wuere tnanulacturers and occti h. .r .. .:i.t.K.i.ki-l;.;i . 7 " " '" . . '"".. ''; ' suli.iva.nt. .... .n.,,.,B .geum anu muse tnst viiii.iiuh, u., riu, in inou wtMayl interest themselves In It .r. mri .,r . - r . . 1 years. The sale of this rod in every State of the Union EfW.lltOr'H tiale of ICt'lll Folate. h.; .ndV, ..:T:vr.rv.n!."r.,,t'n" y a ?nu estate of ----- - . j"uuif men mi ; LEGALrFORMS. THE BUSINESS MAN'S GUIDE' AND LEGAL COMPANION, Containing run.na AUArir.ii in luts 13K of BUSINESS MKN IN GEXER&L, MERCHANTS, FARMERS, MECHANICS and Laborers: With a set of TAX AND INTEREST TAME S. Carefully compiled from the laws of Ohio now in force. BT W. I, MANSON. For sale at the .lournal Office Jlo per hundred- S6 s. each, topics sent by null, postage free. feb21 dw LifciiU Tills MllNLi AS WELL A3 THE .. BOPY"J?.'!!;,.only co"ot wsy of doing so is to call on 9. H. BURR k CO., and purchase some of the EXECUTOR AMANDA 8. BEN FIELD, deceased, late of Franklin VnJrJJ. O!'.".."? biT "rt. if the autWlty eonfe', m, t". II. ? . ..." '"W"" ' ".Dl J lu ' d testament of ths ssld Amanda with a sure preventive against thst anhtla ...ni ..u. trloity. Messrs MASON ft BLISS are the local agents In Columbus, to whom all applications for rods are to be madej and all applications for agencies to ba marie to roe at the American Hotel. Columbus. E. E I Err . General Agent for A. Lyons' Copper Lightning Conductor. . Uenneld, I will sell at private aala all tbe real estate confuting of the following lots and parcels of lots In tlx city of Columbus, to wit: In lot No. 861, ami the south nan oi no. anu, and lot No. 844, aud the south half of nu. oo. Aiso, a larm oi 140 acres three miles south of Columbus. For further particular, inquire of UAMUEL JOHNSTON, Exaoutor, -wtf Onlumbia. Froui ' Tbe Voice of the Circle.' KIT'S WIFE. AN O'ER TRUE TALE. On a slope of land, stretcliintr towards the South, in one of the pleasant town? of iveniucky, tiiere miirht once have been seen a comfortable cottage, whose air of neatness and thrift might well excite the approbation of the passer-by. Such cottages crowning such fertile fields ought, it j would seem, to be no unfrequent sieht. and in many States, thank God, they are not. A stranger, curious as to the indwellers of the houses upon which he gazed, would hardly have known to what class of Ken- tuckiuns to appropriate this coltase. It evidently did not belong to any of the many wealthy citizens, with whom this portion of the country is so unusually fa vored, and it was altogether too comforta ble in its surroundings, too neat and thrifty in us wnoie appearance, to belong to any poor white. Any one in the neighborhood could have ioia you, (had you chanced to have been the inquirer,) that this house belonged to rwn, anu niese rolling, mellow, smiling fields rejoiced in the name of Kitville Kit himself would have been delighted to answer all your questions, and it is not long since early on almost any fine morn ing in tne year, you might have seen him, tall, robust, cheerful, coal black negro that ne was, standing in his own door, drink ing in with a.i eve never wearv of the draught, the sweet sight of all his little possessions. Kit had once been owned bv a wenlihv fanner, in the neighborhood, and a very vmuauie piece oi property Jie was. But besides all he did for his master. lie did thus much for himself: he made himself tns own master. Once a free man, his after work was comparatively easy. Before many years, he had purchased the land and built the house of which we have spoken. Then came the lait and crown ing reward of his labors he bought Mary his wife. Now indeed Kit began to live. Mary was no drag on her husband. En terprising as himself, who can tell the sat. isfaction with which they added article af- ler arucie, iirtt tne useuj. then the orna mental, to the furnishing of their little home ? Many summers and winters had they looked forward to the good time comingmany hours of hard labor hnd the thought of liberty and home sweetened, and now they seemed indeed to have entered into their rest. Kit worked with a will, and so did Ma ryand every year showed, in new and substantial comforts added to their little domain, their increasing prosperity. They had but one child, born after Mary had been purchased by her husband. One of the pleasures Mary enjoyed with the most pride, was invitintr her ladv friends to take tea with her and often and often was her old mistress, between whom nnd herself there existed a stronu attachment. happy to visit her and no coffee was stronger, no bread lighter, no cake richer, man JYiar" served up to her honored guests. So went by year after year, brinsrinp; its appointed sorrows to you and me, it may be, but to the Kits only an increase of comfort, and honest, and we are sure, excusable pride. But at last the visitor, who sooner or later enters every dwelling, came to Kitville. Its master was seized with the cholera, and after a few hours of anguish and agony, died. foor Mary was perfectly appalled with terror at tne leartul disease, and not until tne breath had left the poor bod v. ovpr wnicn sne Had iiung with unavailing ex ertions for relief, did she once think of her self. 1 hen as her tearful eves went line-. eringly over the many household comforts wnich their mutual love and labor had col lected, and on which they were no more to iook togetner, a sudden thought arrested, as it were, tha very life in her veins. caused Her iresh grief to sink into nothing ness, and forced such a cry from her lips as might have waked to life again the dead sleeper at her side. Kit had never made her free. He had always intended doing so, put as tne necessary steps involved considerable trouble, he had put it off from time to time, supposing always that he should have at least the warning of a sick bed before his death. But now he was gone, and supposing the law should take its course, whose and what was she? She covered up her face, and bade tho miserable thought be far from her. After all these years of lreedom and respecta a .a . w . 4 bility, she must live out the remainder of her life a free woman, mistress of herself and her own house. I oor Mary ! alas ! poor, poor Marv ! Well might you think, when your true situation was forced home upon you, that it were better had you never been born. uod lorgive you, that for a little while you almost hated the memory of your husband lor his Jatal neglect. You are not free your child is not free this house, these comforts are not yours. 1 he law cives them all to your husband's nearest heir: and a slave, were she the truest and faith- fullest wife that was ever helpmeet to a husband, can be no heir. All these treas ures which you have been so long garnering up, the sweeter treasure which you vainly linnpined yours, your liberty, the treasure fur sweeter than all, your child . L.l...,!'- - r ' i'hb3 iu yuui iiuoiuiiiu 0 qimci, u iree woman of color; and be you sure, that what the law allows and court awards, she will claim. And now ciune changed days, for trrief . i i ii - i .. stricken, nan crazeu aiary. The new owner moved into the valuable little dwell ng, and shiltless and lazy, she looked to ler Rervaut lor support. o Mary is hired out ; all day she bends low over her wash tub, the salt tears falling unchecked and nrestrained, and at niiht she must tell hpr earnings into the hard hand of her hated mistress for need we say that the bondage which binds her to one of her own color seems doubly accursed to .Mary ? All that is wicked in her nature, would not be so roused up to chafe her spirit into almost unendurable impatience of her lot,' were she now owned by her former kind old mistress. But to sit a captive, where she had reigned queen, to work all day for one to whom she eould in no way look up to feel herself as surely a slave as though owned by the richest lady, in the land, this was indeed to drain the dregs from the bitter cup. What wonder that the sympathy felt and expressed for her seemed an empty mockery ? What wonder that from being one of the most active workers when do- ng for herself and family, she became, to use her mistress s own Dhrase. 'a most or'- nary nigger.' Every day her wages be-eama less and less every day the enmity oeiween ner anu ine woman who calls herself her ownor, grew more and more bit ter, until at length the dreaded threat of selling to the South was lifted up against poor Mary. Only one natural affection seems left to this wretched, fevered heart she loves her child she loves too the scene of her former glory harrowing as the contrast between that lime and the present is and there are moments when her love for her husband, and her longing to be with him, outrides and overwhelms all her other miseries, and at such times it comforts her to think, that she can look upon his grave. So she toils through the long, long hours of the weary days, and feeds her soul through the watches of her ivakeul nights with memories of what has been Innkino- forward no lone-er to a humble naradise on earth, which she may beautifv and adorn as the abode of her happy family-hopeless as to any relief this side of the grave but trusting with her broken heart, mat since in her lile-time, her 'good things have been taken from-her, there is approaching an eternity, throughout the endless ages of which she shall be comforted. Westminster Wit. In a carriage case before the Queen's Bench Mr. Hawkins had frequently to advert to that description of vehicle called a Brougham,' which he pronounced in proper dissyllabic form. Lord Campbell suggested that the word was as frequently contracted to 'broom,' which was just as well known, and the use of which would save a svlnhlp Henceforward Mr. Hawkins called it broom.' Presently the argument turned upon oinnibusses, and Lord Camnbell fre quently used the word 'omnibus,' to which he gave its due lentrth. 'I hetr vmir lord ship's pardon,' retorted Mr. Hawkins, 'but n your lordship will call it 'bus,' you will save two syllables, and make it much more intelligible to the witness ' Th lornrl lord assented to tho proposed abbreviation. T r.n CENTRAL LODGE, No. 23, I o'clock W "Uuws' H"' "Xfrffi Brothers in good standing nr. fr.in.i u ly invited to sttend. iuJ4 8m M. W. BLISS. Rm. Carriages for Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT out J. A. Suaksou, and resumed their old business ot manufacturing CARRIAGES, at their old stand, on Front street, between Slate and Town streets, Columbus, Ohio, and have now on hand, and are constantly manu fscturing every description ot Carriages, such as Top and Trotting Buggies, Light Rockaways, Family Carriages of J "lJ", """uwii nnguuo, uiuuiousses, ezo. They haTe also for sale cheap, several second hand Buggies. Repairing done at short notice. From the long experience the subscribers have had, both in the manufacture and nseof Carriagea, they have no hesitation in saying without boasting, that they know how to manufacture good work and work that ih m. and give satisfaction. -Uits us a call. BLAKE, WILLIAMS ft CO. apld-wlywo Mutual Life Insurance Comnany, OF NEW YORK. Arnimulalcd Earnings, $3,081,233 20. STATEMENT TO THE AUDITOR OF THE O State of Ohio, in compliance with the law passed May 1st, 1854, of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of A'ew York. This Comiisny has no Cspitol Stock raid up. as its means are derived from premiums on policies issusd on lives on the plan of Mutual Insurance. On tlii 1st nf February, 1866, the pash on band and In bank, was A7 oat cs The amount due from Agenls, was 89 533 66 The amount of real estate owned by the Oom- V'Swas ....... 4,658 93 Tha Bonds owned by thisCompany are tccured oy mortgage on property worth twice the sum loaned, and amounted at the above ite to 8,084,233 20 This Compaur owes no debts to banks. Individual, or other credit ois. All losses due are fullv naid. with the ixcentinn nf ,,r,i claim for SC00, which is contested by the Company. We are advised of unpaid losses not jet due to the amount of 1511,060, which will be paid on presentation of the propur voucners. ThisCompany issues Policies to the amount of S10.000 on a single Hie. (Signed.) F. S WINSTON, President. J. ABBOTT, tiec'y. Static oe Ohio, Aiiihtdk of Stath's Orrica, Coi uuiiua, Feb. 'Ji, 1U68. f Whereas, the Mutusl Life lnnurance Company, located t New Vork. in the Hate of New York, has hied in thin olrice a awoin ststemunt of its condition, as reo.uiri.il bv ths Mrst section of tho "Act, to reeulate the Anencies nf Insurance Conmanies not locornnrMted bv tti Mt.i nf Ohio," passed Msy 1, 1H64; and whereas, said Comiisny Uas furnished the undersigned satisl'aotorT evidence that it is possessed of at least one aur.iiiri thousand dMari of actual capital imvilnl In stocks of at least par vslue, or in bonds or mortgages of unincumbered res I uststs worth double tbe amouut fur whirh tbe same is niorrgsged; snd whereas, said Cumpsiir bss Hied in this offir-e a written iustriinieut, under ils corporate seal, signed hy the President und .Secretary thereof, noiniualirnr snd sniiotDting Thotnsa Moodle, of Columbus, its Agi-ut for the transaction ot the business of Life Insursnce, snd fully and unreservedly authorizing him to ackuowledge service of process Inr and on hWialt ot sain company, consenting that seivice of process upon him, the said Agent, shsll be tsksu to be helil as valid as if served upon the Cum pany, according to the laws of this Slute, or of any other Statu, and waiviug all clsim of error by reason of such service: Now, therefore, in pursuance of the Hist section of (lie "Act tn regulate the Agi-ncies of Insnrsucs Compa nies nut Incorporated hy the Htate of Ohio," passed Msy I, 1K64, 1, Franiis M. YVsionT, Auditor of ssid Slate, do hereby certiiy that the said Thomas Mhoiok is authorized as an Agent lor thosaid Company totranssrt ths business of Life Iusiirsore in this Stale, until the thirty-first dsy f July, in Ihe veiir one thniuand eiijht hundred and fifty six, so tnr as he rniv be legsllr empowered so to do by his letl.fr ot sppointment enil the instructions which may he givnn to him hy the i-snl Company. a witne.s whs tot, l iiie hereunto sunscilDea my name and cause.t ths si-h! of my orrk-e to bo af &a!. fixed, this Iwenfy filth day ol February, in tho year ol our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud fifty six. (Signed,) F. M. WRIGHT, Anf Itor. THOS. MOODIK, Agent, Columbus. marl2Hdwi!t HOLD TENS yW A large supply of the best makes, warranted. For sale chenp for cash, by t J n&HUALL ft ANIU.i.