Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-04-01

              43 nil BjjaMiiinswssBssssijeB I y I 111 I 111 n WW VOLUME XIX. s)io &tatt Journal. it 4 FiTDI IfttfED ..WI.Y TP I WEEKLY AND WEEKLY T ! Mill ST4TK JOURNAL IIOMPASY, If.,,i.,ratr3 umhr tht V.rnrrul haw. RUMS. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE IT 00 per year Vh. AV'y 3 00 per year. rt'm.i.t r ? ' I 111 In. "I I'" sild'lr 1 " URMM lie' ADVF.KTOINU BY Till! iJO.UAKK. i.n l.wm IIH Ik? M'HS a H"i'K ) .. .,,., 1 ,ar ..ld On ; one sonars 3 wet-Va., .ilj j" hi" u I'... Ili. On- h mourns j- w , ..u- it month. 10 no , '' ' 1 kail -nr. " Mdaya.... I"" "month a 6 1.0-iui" " ;daya... " J I month 1 ft" "U " 1 Insortioa 60 ,.i..,i...,.l .i-.allier.j.MitB lull mote thantl.S a.0VS , . ..,;. .I l.lr.l kuJ lilHi-O'l III III CuIUIHH Ail null. -s T4.t.li.-1 t bo pnMIhl by lW. Ufal Ml. . It . r.U.n-1 on the inside a?,'Iiii lyait ' ineuriiiweea. .o ..... ....nt ID ,Te titan 111.' llhOTS T.il.' ; hill Ml mi 'h will appear lii tlm Til-Weekly without i hnrn. loudness Carda, not evceedliij Itvallirt-i, - r jki.Iii j .1,,, 2 M per line ; outside i'l- - Notices i.f meetings, rlisnuble ri.rivll, fire culpa ,i:.-s, , half price. Manias notices i: .-oil-. I ' . ''J' .rnr. iinf'.-j " J"r- Al.-.l!i-imiinls u. l .eu..l Mill. Wlilteil dlres i i,h .ill l lu-.it.-l nil l..M, .nrt.Wgrf tuni-l.inly.IllA'll 'iVn II.I.'.rfl'.VIN.Il'i mi'. J""' ' il.i'"'"- ibis ruin will not bo taried from. WaeUv, "ni i-rice as the Daily, wl.i Iho , '""' :,sr -.., the Weekly Mono. Where II... I'y an. Wlr Ar i..,ti. oko.i. tiiou t tlntw i'.r inn .fftly will hilt ihArii.'-: tlie Imilv. un r,li in pr-.- -t 'l"lf" P , -ii. Ii (or II" il""-" ' '.niipi"H, lim ohwigm bomg o, with tlm ..ui.ilti'in only. Th rlsn i;iM..lly m!i.lril. 11U"IJ. ' i" .' ' " ' J"" Mfc tmm ' ALLEN "g'tHURMAN, Attorney Xtv, rOLIUIBl'S, . (, I ICC (N 11110 ."Tit I. I. I', IVI,i,i jf Iwtweoo Vrlvwl .nil Mouri'l ln. r ZtlitlZ'-i'. T. Ull'Oil. B WAMtl'K . CHAMPION A I'O., , iHUHIIKlK, IIOCKIXO, Xf'RTHFIlX, XXSF.S-YILI.E ASP Hr.ACKSilllll. V t . I mi1 illlipo nr ltiillroa'l roi.caBVS, a . w ivt)l-tr.. c ATTORNEYS AT LAW, iliHCH, .,.:...13in . 1 rlatt'n lniil lln, State street, COLUMBUS, OHIO. " SAWS f SAWS ! SAWS! I,i Villi. OWKKBH, fARl'ESTKIW, C'ABISKT MilfH3, HI-ILDEH1, AVI) Al t WIIO l .iS 3IWJ : VjvJ3rANTLY OX UANO OF MY OWN l Mjunrnitu, a fulUsstirtmunt'if Mill Multv. Crnm-. t I'irnilni- o;l nil dMcrlrtiotiH of AWs All VHik WBrranted. '-iti.;ulr aitMtlnn given to ropalr.nii i.r rutooth-"!, ulriiito-jra, Lnmruerml, filwl.nulin .. -urt natl.-b .lASIKd 01U.KN, . i.rtiv rt W. c.irnr l.onn and K'kIi a (i o. b. UENTKAli LUUWi, iii i 1. 0. O. F., meets every THURSDAY EVENING, r.t 03d Kello'R Unit, at 0.4i BrJtlitrs in nooi stuJli. are fn.Urtial i f indUd to mteud. j.i'it am H. BUSS, tioc'y. ritAULKS S. Htl.L, Attorney at Law OliflTAKH' Itt lll'lifH, lllfiH ST , MirMiins, tiHio. 8TAFFI1KII S 8SIITH, MurriDW AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS rut ii til A u I, Ohio. . .i u.-.i 'UitIo tloniwhaM rrnim, Dry- ,r.,..l Or"cijciee,'Hors6,Cirrli!!i, :e., fto., attended l.ihr&l 'lTnca on c.nnttnraenla decl-dlv DU. R. RILLS, HIVE CLOSE ATTENTION .X7ILL TO vv al) cases entrusted to his care within or near 'l-tlmUm promptly attended, whenevrt and .herever required. ... n- nf Cnli.mh,,. K.tilelici-at Kenoy e -ziiiiriiri... (;e:eln Platl'e Biiihllnjf, near the Poet Oa1,:e. ioayl6d6m . . . Jh7s, iu P u k t tii e ' pENDERS 1113 PROFESSIONAL r.KRYI Cdiimbua and vicinity. He has takcnaniiffloeon Uigh ntreat opie.-ite Ihe I anil 1 Hom e, where he c m be consulted at all luurv or at his re'idenno, on all .,11 Chronic Caaoe or Neitnna rtiM. Cancers ua'l lever am a. -f cured. Stuttering and StainmeiiuK peimaneotlv and el-iVrlually ciiredwlthout aurj.-iciloperatl.in lleo. iil, 1355-n.twtf i ivil Engineer, Surveyor mid Uriinglitsmnii, llMle's Block, over Rudlslll's, High Street, Columbus), Ohio. I.L KINDS OF LAND AND ENGINEER- A I'.'O Eurvejln? and Uvrllntt; Mapping Flatting: Mechanical and Arrhltcnur'.l I'rawln, promptly anil e .lislectcrily executed. M to M. I.. HMllitku!, If -l ..b.hii'lral.am, H.., tol. M-dbery, C. E. lll1.TiL- Minufacturera of t alvinet l'lirnitiire, Cliatis, V itlut-irc3 of Every Dcscvll". tilth at. thier doors .Nutf'i of Town WOULD RESPPCTFULLY INFORM THE nitidis that they linve constantly on hand a line msortinent of Purler and Kitchen F urniture of every de- tcriptlon, which Ihey wl-h to dlspoe- ot on toe imvi rr- . . .hl Uiri Ihi v woold el.,0 call atlrull.-.u to it new invention ot ... bat tberr.ie abonv t haf" nalfr.t. 1, niot-r Mie n'. Hid of 111 i imlre llinee fiiiriufc lied." Aa aill. lethe.1. hie won iioirereul admiration by all ho nave .amlned Its superior advantage. The peculiar lj.pteiin!-s to t ha purpose deala-nad, the slmpll' Hy "I Itt il,e i hesmiess with which It can be ,..r,.i-i,..i tn'ciiKiomers. render the swing bed superior . .ii r il, tl...l mi loanuuctiired. Tlie Centre hiueellpringHedcao be fitted to any kind of bedstead. h-llloj with cimtldeuce upon the merits ol ihnluven-ii. -ii tl.er do not deem II advisable to eend Anilniiilolbe 1.1.1 i innn.a llmei'l". Col thoy will be n,pr In as ..niniolale ail wit.) I n iutiieet In Ibeinnlln- nltli at .,pporlnnttr '(' sainliiil.l! an I lil.lglitx lot 'I"' i"- Av,1 . ... ... . . - - ' I OAI.I OAL! CttAl.l r Al MOW DAILY RECEIVING A GOOD I le of Coarse 'Irate Coal, and will er-11 either at de lt or deliver coal ttfiireof liiv marl i. ii tlie sbnrteet notica, at the lowest and warrant to gl satirartlon. 1 i . . , - j r. L" . k, IP Jt.iil- v IVrtl.t, .,le A.rlil. of Zaoe.lviUe Coal and Lumber Co. c'-il iHi:"i;itEAr ksh-msii kesedt. SIR JAM ;'. CLARKE'?! :eliilrulrl Famuli' I'll Is I'RIlTliCTIill IlV ROYAL L If TT F.RS PATENT. IJREi'AREI) FROM A PRESCRIPTION OF I sir Jamee Clarke, M.D , Physician Fxtraordluary to the Queen. This Invaluable Medicine is unfailing In the eiire of all tltoefl painful and daneioua dlaei'S incident w the feinalo conidllulion. It moderatea all evoess, removes all obstro'-lloiis, and lin... on the nvnthlr neriod with regularity, These .i,.,i,t t. .,, 1 two or three weeks orevlous to eon nneraeul: lltey iorlity the conatltullon, and lee.toit the tffi iliig during labor, enabling the mother to petlurrn i, mi ,l,f.. with aafetv tn herself and child. These Pllla ahonld not ba taken by Females during tha FHWi' TllReE MfiMTHH of Pregnancy, as they are sura io bring ou Ml a' ri- je, but al any other time they are Mfe. In all eaeos f Nervoni aud Eplnnl Attentl'ine, pain In i be lla' aud Limbs, Ueaviness, Fatigue on flight hter-lion, palpitation of the Heart, Lnwnesa of Spl its, Hyt- d,ii. ii i..l. triilli, tdll Ida nalnfol dlsea lenvs, omu iuimi.lhd, - . - uB occasioned liy a c.1;iordered ayetera, these Puis wm elteol a cure when all other means nave lulled, ami although a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, caloin); sntlmon7. or anv other mineral. Full dlreotlons eccomoany each partags I'rlca, Id i lb United Htate aud Canada, One Dollar, r'.ile Agents for lbs United States. ' I C. BAIDWUI CO., Rochester. M. 1 For ela ly 0 Hrjf'fl. "bolosale and retail and by Drugglts generauy throughout tua yuta. sevldwy 10 BBLS. NEW-YORK GOLDEN SYRUP Cinciimali Adycrtiscmcats. To Watchmakers and Jewelers. TT7E ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR V f-'prlna; stock of Jule" JiirEn3n'i lulenii l WalcUsf acLerou umatamine i l.nwisKioliaiiVa Do. lulaa Soor fl Do ,lnm BliidJnrl' Ho. K. F. Coweroy'j Do. K. D. JolinBon'ii Do. R Perry ' Do. i,i,.n..r rl-iill luakoiii. in Gold anil Silrar Cnava, AIo. n Urge atook of rhenpet Watchaa, of the lest 8tyle. Also, mery denorlntlon or Jewelry, of tlio latent at vies, or tlie nneet to inn r.neapeoi quality. All"., THble and Poeket Cutlery, Plated Hpnoin uu.l Kirks, Clock!, Watch Material', ftpectneles, ruloie, An pordooni, lisilr. .ill ft ii 1 it to their aJrantaare to eramiee om st ick, an wa eon tell aa cheapaaany EtitaruHouaa, and no one u" io irooit an aaenrTmeui io swiw.-v nom. PPHMRkt'O., iioporteie and Wholosale Ilealen, No. 130 Ham kt. , iuar?5 lmd-Cin. Cji. t'lNCINN'ATI MOURNING STORE. O. T- J ESBUl?, No. 59 FOURTH STREET, 3. .t'Teon Walnut bn l Vine, Cln. lnnatl, U , DUALS EXCLUSIVELY IN MOURNING (iOOlU, and will l.eep nt all timer, a large asaoilnmit bi Illficlf, White nnd Serond Mourning lrcss Goods, EinbroidPrirt, I'n-tlprtnkcts' Trimmings, Ac. rollVO-.V.'m ?I1P Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware. WILSON ittrfiltEW & S07V, Torrifr nf Tourtli uml Mnin Streets, CI SCI All, (.. AVINU JUST RETURNEU FROM THE East v.ith our Sprint pnrchanea,rnnFi.-tini; ot WATCHES. (if all kiii.l', anj from the most approved waken. JKWKMtY, III Hie Newest Hud ninet eauUionaWe Slylen, and StciHug Silver Wart), Au I nil olher articlea appertaining to our line of Im.si-We are prepared to oiler to i nstoinerarai e indni e-nient, and can aell our Rood, al niurli lower piifea than anv other Hou'- In the oily. M-Wateh repairing .loiie h) Mperieneed workineu. iiiarl7.illnifllP f mri k ice utTifE mAxipacii rks." JIutltT's Mcrcatitlle. Wrilint; Fluid. MANUFACTURED 9 VINE STREET CINCINNATI, OUU). Siaeo 'hi euperlor Fluid Ink Has hen before tlm putillo., now nearly two yean, it lin Wvn constantly gaining in favor, aud ia now pre-fnrml, by many, to the f r famed Arnold Fluid. Murine; tho pant year, TWU.NTY THOUSAND IjLART AN'DPl.vT KirrLES, together with emallsr aitca innu-nierablo, have boon F.oH to Bankers and Merchants In Cincinnati, Louierille, Pittsburgh, liun.-.io, urniun, t.Drou, ierra Haute, j.aiayene, miu.(juu., ii...ui,r.rV-Kt nranavllle, Frankfort, Lciinston, Naflivllle, Mem-piiU.li" l.i uia, Vi'.ksburj, Jacknon, Natcber, end New Orl'.ane. It haa also bot,a adoptfii In tue bi&ie tiepariuiema ui Kentnt-L-y. Tennessee and Hiaalaflppl. H liaa taken TUBES FlItsrCLA&a DIPLOMAS at MeeUani.-a' Inetl-tutea of Oindnnatl and Louiavilla, and Jour IHplomaB anl Prira Medale at Htate Fail? held ot full in N. York, Ohio, Indiana Bud IUinoia. The followlu? llerchanta and lianl cra ol foluiubm, heretofore uirg Arnold's Ink, have anopteA Butler'e Mercautita Writing Fluid Frankllu III; of Olurnl-in. : Weekly Columbian Oin. e. Clinton do ,n Columbul lUchine Manul Etchango !. J'1 Company, liartlett k Mii.iib, B-VuIht Ohio penitential i Am. F.tDreas Co Ohm Tool I American Hoti Neil Honaa C. ri. Hotel, t.'at. Teieifraph Ciifc;.fl Proh. Court, Frontl'.r. : Co. Auditor dj Co. Recorler- do Co. Clerk J:i J. R. Co ,k. Janiee O'ilane. Ohio ftnteamin O.u.ii Daily Journil do City Fact d) P. HiyJsn Joliu Oiii 11. 0. Noble, Aitcrcy W. A. & J. C. McCoy, ohn Burr. J. R. Paiil. Hac9a & (tecre Wm. A. GiU. ;C. Fay i Son Demas Adams J. A.fln?r. J. h W D Brr.r.ke oc0 dou). I i c. ! B.'S PATENT IMPROVED HAIR n. PICKERS Raving, for the first time else wa opened, a supply of the above, wa call the attention ol MariitiAr to i na HAma. 11 OBiim uoj ouiv .......k iu.dii.vu pii king Cow and leer Ualr Ibornngbly, without taking up room or creating diint. ril-NfFK. COBTON, EHMEvTOJI ft HAt'K, Kew SJd.Dery llurdware House, ai ri7-dlf No. i (iiurch Uuildina. Walnut st... Ciu.. O " TTPiUK lfcAf. NEW YORK EAR INFIRMARY. rorF.TB eiRirr, cxxmvra. . f. , illTH, M. D. I). 1UUT0P, ii. D. T-AR. P.MITH. PRINCIPAL OF TDE NEW- 1 Yoik Ear Infirmary, (fluffnlo,) and lh MoI.EOD, Aurlst, of Scotland, ennounciitotbecitlinna ol Cinoluoatl. .n.i il, a Snnlh.TiMi. weneraUr. that Ihev hare established thtlr luilrmary for the lai at No. f,9 Fonrth etri et, (up etaira,) Cincinnati, second door West of the Melo.leon. '- Doaruoas. NoIho In the Head, and all liisntrreeaUe Discharges speedily and permanently ruie l novll -If GROCERS. GKOliUC fllcDONALI), Mneee,snr til .Tnllll fll 1 1 lisr A- ('.. KO. 61 1IHJH St., OPPOSITF. Tills CAl'ITOI. UsK, MTicIff tie if! Haii Vtalv tn (.aeiv-s uaiiy uroetni, S NOW PREPARED TO SERVE II IS OLD and nic frienda ofrie1 lo this mtirket, amoDg which may U ronnd evor Mm fotlnivlnff artlr es. vis Loaf, Crusnel, finveril,;o ana uranuiuie.i otjai. Sloe ha and old Government Java Cofi'ooa. Slack and Green Teas of the finest grert-a. Tappioca, Sizo, Fnrioa, and Wheaten Oilte C..rn Starch, l'eart iianey, vai airai. VermlcllliandMiiccarnni. RiceFlonr.Cor.Hua Kvl.acu t'urrle Powdor and Irish iloBS, Pine Apple t beene Coopers' Isinglasa and I rencij (ielatlne. t.nnhfli, French, and American Mustards 8oda, Cream Tarter, and Baking Powders Ptcliles, Catsups, rngllhn caure, alio r.ai iii-i.a mb serves. B.l.er's Chocolate, cocoa, nroma aim tni ::nin Sardines, Olivee, Capers, and Ohio Oil. drone. Wood, and Willow Ware, in (Treat valla!, Together wuil all the more staple avnoies in uio.ai y tisiness. N. B Ail g..o ls delivered ( tit, t-.ttituiueia tree ot charge, u"f-1 . rT.liSI D.411S! nlMH -CUCTOMUW AND 11 others who are eTrrectiDir me to furnish thorn with their summer supply of Hams, mo"! end thelror.lnrs in previous tn the lt nf April. 1 . . ..'ivi u. Ho:, il li mar4-iin ."i ..." ARIKD BEEF tiUllll Lit.,. IJKlhD Kr.l'.r , A J fsiiijar Cured,) f..r sale by jam fiUll. IbllllNALD. ayer's puis. AISK YOU SICKT MIEN YOtT CAN'T EE CURED It iO soon Don'! delay tint 1 1 your complaint u incura ble, and then niouiu when it it too late. Four-hitha ol all tho dlneaaea which people the church yards might he cured b Ayer'sCaluailic Pill-, if taken in season. IV, not j"i dragging throi.jli llie r pnor;, laiui, nm.,r auu listless, because your blood ia loided with bile. Don't wear Ihe headache, heart bum, an.l Hielr kindred disor ders, because your stomach la foul. Hon t parage your self around the world, civevtd with pintplea, blotcluw, l...M mitikii, all or anv ol lac unclean uiseases in the akin, betuusa votir system wants claanslue;. Don't hIiow voursell about, lean, tankard, all eaved lo, because your stomach and buwela need strengthening Into healthy action. Ayar's Pills ce these thtnirs rtut bi niieiy as m.iai. oii.nc.has Are. I Uev nitrltv mo liouy ana otooa. and reatort their functloua Into healthy aotlvity which you caa feel ts quick as they ara tairen. tuey are me one trreat medical wonder of tlill age, recoguljed by all . . -l.: .i... na n. . v .1, mi. una. knn WUO SOOW nail .wii.,,1, w..; ----- them. Taka tho Cherry Psotoral for a CourU, and tha Pills for all daranrementB requjrtuif a purgative ntenicme. Prepared by DK. .!. v. A V bin, cuemisr, wiwett, aiaie , and w.1.1 by all respectable DrngTlsl" sverywuers. F. LCKFTEDt, Jr., ClnelDnan, fl. ROHERTd il CO., Columbus, An.! hy Agents In overy town in the West, taarll lw2m rnUE FOLLOVV INO AKb A tt.y UI TUn X latest publications just rse'd by c u. lit. nr u). Wolliiien; hy J. B Home; Edith Hall: by Thrace Taimoo The Bush Boys; by Copt. Reld. Forest Tragedy, ic; by Crass Cueasr.:..! Zanmere; by Mrs. J. C. R. Dorr. Edith, th Quaker's Daughter. Annual of Bolentltts Discovery for 13M IT a.l. r.n.dii and Cubai bv Miss MuTTS V. DreaniB and R.Bllltei of a Paitor and Tetcutr; by the author 1 RoUlng Kldjs, s.0. ,,..,. rotS8 onCentraiAmcrica,witD Tnapsaauuiueiiauvu. by E. C- Bq-iler. 3. il- BURR ft CO Ho. 1 Oltoa Block- COLUMBUS. TUESDAY EVENING. RAILROADS. GREAT WESTERN ROUTE ! COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND IXMANA atHat .fa TC U m ar. .m. " B 185(1. Spring Arrangements. 1858. QUICKEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE FOTl 01133 -WEST. Two Trains Daily- Sandttys Exci-itiul. ON AND AFTER MONDAY', MARCH TRAIN'S WILL KCN AS FOI.LOWF KPRrVS leaves Columhin at 9:30 A.M.; atriies nt I'r l ana at 12 11. ; at I'iqna 1:40 1'. 51 . Al C'jMSlOl'ATIONleaves Columbnaat 0 P. M. ; arute, et Vrbma at 8:30 P. M.; 1 Iqna, 10 P. M. RETURNING, ACCullHOOATlOS TRAIN leaTea Pl iia i.t In A M , ai rivta al Columbus at 2:3(1 P. SI. FXPREH TRAIN leaves Pique at 3 P. VI ; arrives al Co. lumtms ut 7 P. II CONNECTIONS : Tlm KiTen laiiw St M A. M., emmr.-l.; al l ih iiia with the t M. I.irhtning F.vpre,a Train on the M. K. A I, E. K. R. for SPRlNCritOLD, DAYTON A CINCr.N'NATI, (Direct.) No change of rare l.etneeu I'rbana ami rmeln. nail. AUo cunnr-ta at Dayton ivllli tinlm on Hie u. A M R. K lor (RKENVILt.K, UNION, AC, And hIIIi Ihe Imlii'i on Urn I' h W., and I. C 11. U. lor INDIANAPOLIS, LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO Also connects al I'rbaua with 12:20 I' M. train north on Iho M. P. i I,. K. K. R. for CELLEEONTA INE, CLYDE. FOREST, SANDUSKY, TOLEDO At CHICAGO, Hi reel, niakiio; cloie eonneetious at Oilcago Willi the trains un all Wertern road i from that point. Pa! leina-n will find this to be the nlit and plcianntest rout.- Iroio f'olnnibue to Uiieagn, aa there is laaa rtuuigiiu; of care, and less li.hllilyof iiiiaalngconneclionstliiiu hy anyolhiT ronlea. Al'O eonuoetii at llellefontiiini' for UNION, INDIANAPOLIS, TERI.'E HAUTE ST. LOUIS; arrnee at ludianapoli at V P. !., uud al M. l.oui iol ilav l:'. hours iu advam o of liny other day train lenvioK C"iuinhua. AlnoconnocH at lorcat wllh liainn e.ist a u.l west ou the Ohio & Indiana It. B., and i S3 miles bhortir dtelance than auy other route between Columbus and Fort Wayne. AUo eonnectr at Pl'i'ia v.llh train , on tho D. It M. 'R. K for TROY, TIPPECANOE, AC, and wllii Doyle'a Packet line and Stage lltie norili lo MINSTER, BREMEN, ST. MARY'S, AC. The Acwmirandatlou Train kavinj Columbus at 6 P. M connects wlih the Mljht Express Train north on tlm H. R. & I.. K. R, R , counootlnsf with the other roa l as above. The Aecoinmodatlon Train leaving rtqua otlOA. M., connecte at Urlnna with trains from Cincinnati and Toledo-arriiea at Columbus at C 60 P.M.; oniiiiw'.ins witli the 3.C0 trains east on the ('., C. to r. bh.I Cenirul Ohio Kailroads for the eaot. The Etpreas Train leaving rifue a! ii P. SI , ...mmrie at l.'rbaua with (hetralu iroin Toledo, PamlufVy and I ort Wayne, arrivlni: at Columbus at '.' P. M. Passengers will find this the ir.o-t desirable r..ut.. between Columbus and Cincinnati, as the route p,nse through the moat beautiful and highly cultivated poi tton ot Ohio, and ariiving at Cineinuatl twnhonrs eirtierthto anv othur dar train leaving Columbus. Fare as Low as by any other Konte. For further Information, or Ihronrh iki eis, ij.pi (' R. WALKI.P, Agt , Columbus; " H .I Ml I T A;-t , Urbana; J.HAI.I Ayt , Pi ,r,a tnarOllwtf I.IILI.UPP, i'npt Clevelitnl, Columbus Cincinnati ItAll.lUJAH. Winter Arrangraent for lS55-5tii Tbr?i Trains Pilly ttnm ColomLua. in c-.iiue.v linn with TrainH oa the r.iltle Uliflml, mid Columbus r.itd rniii liHIlrOHUt. 1 EXPRESS TRAIN AT' 10:0") A .M ; I . stopping at Delaware, Cardiugtu, (iailon, ( leftllua. Shelby, New London and Uraiton, ainvtiig at J-i' at 2-40 1". JL: givie.g passemtera foktt uisutfh fordinner and conneotlng vridi Ihe 3 -JO P. M. Fast Fiprees Tralo nn the Lake shore Koaillor loinaita, diuii", .." This Train conuscta ot Gabon with the Bellefontalne and Indlanapoll. Railroad, at Crestline with the 1 30 Esp" Train ou the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Tor 1 ltts-burgh, Philadelphia, e., aud the Ohio and Ind.ana Kail-road tor Fort Wnvne; at llrafton with the 3:16 P. M. Train for Toledo aud Chicago, reaching Chlcaro a o cb.rkna it morning. . ,, , 2. .fail Train at a-K P- U i at-pping at all war eta-tlona between Columbus Biid Cleveland .arriving at Cleveland at :le P. IL, connecting al Crestlino wit. 1.6:00 I .M. Fast Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad lor Pittsburgh, ic, tilth Hie Ohio and Indiana Railroad lyr Firt Wayne, a,..: at Cleveland with the tl.'iO P. M.l.igM c. ...... T,.in o ii, a iiikn i'liore lUilroad for tha Fl. 8. Night Exproea nt 12:1& P. M. ; stopping si Delaware and all way stations North of Kow London and leaving pasengerse tall way eUtione.conueelingatCresI line with Iho 5 00 A. JL Trnin on tha Ohio and Feimsyivnvnla Hall road al Grafton with tho Toledo Day Express fort'hlcjtgo. arriving at Chicago at 9 M P. JL, eonnocltngiit Cleveland with the Homing train on inn Dunkltk, Bitfialn, Xcw.Yoik, gy For through and local Ticketa apply at Ihe Ticket Olhoe In tha Passenger Depot ol the Cleveland, Colninbna and Cincinnati, and" I ittle Miami, Columbus and onia itailruad Companies. K. a. ILL. 1 , Columbus, Nov. w, i-io.-.ni '-"I'"'"-"-. I lAMr. I?l,rn'!'l a-viiiiiti ariaisr i.aiwww WHITER ARRAKCF-JIF-MT CHiXOK 1 V TIME. ' , Dtur Tiuish turn Way, (.'I'snAva Eirtnw.,1 !-i-n Brr Om Cb.inoi ot I'im Btrnit., I oim ats ind BtiTiaoni. i Ta A.ND AFTER MONDAY, HO I'.h'n, i D.-.6 Trains nlll run as follc-. CIHNil EA2T A',jo- Trait- l.iil r 'i.l," .1 So p. Jl I o:i " n:88 ' ,.H. ' e 31. ' t.-oa ' Hll'i.l " Cdiimbua Newark Zancaville Concord Cambridge Rarnesville. ... Bclmonl Airlve al Ibdljlr in 00 I ii. 11:10 12 lii r ui .12:03 1 "f, ' ' ' 2 ;,' 2 60 :i is " tiiirrn WR-.-V. fVprt'M ,-Jifi Hl.l Pi.un 1 '.0 a i 6.4Pi ' .l ie. " ,' li. ' .iice Hollair ll:tiA Belmont. 12 40 ! Barnesville Id; CimbridKo. . 2 30 Concord 3 2H Zanesrille 12 " Newark fi 4:. ' ' Air at Columbus V "li " a., r. on t. j The Fvpress Tialu H'dr.ir F.asl ill slop 1" tak" up or Uata Pajaeujers, at Columbia, Kitl.ersvill.', New'tr., anenville, ( oucoid, Cambi-idtre, Cmnbell', ll-u nesvilH, and lli-lmout, only. Coisa Witrr, nllletopnt all"tnt!ons upon slltnal. The Mail Train will atop nt ell Iho ?.tatioii wb.-re llie Slh.ll la to oe recHiven, or ti.-ii io r.,, -.. olhor rtiitioos ou Nolire l.-tng KI..-0. tmlN'a EAF.T. Tbe III 1:0 A M. Kprca Train cooiit-i:ls nl r,.ll.i,il'!ifl j wllh lb" Fipress Tram which leaves ( iiiciniiati at n a, M ,.i,d wllh Ihe train (mm tho We d, on the t'oliinibua, Pinna, and Indiana Railroad; lit Newark with morning Trains to and from Kanduaky, liansliel 1 end lit. Vernon, and with Trains on tbe Steubenville and Indiana Rallroail; nt Wheeling with Kvpresa Train ou the Haltlmore and Ohio Railroad for Haltlmore, Wasblrintoii, Phil li-lphiaaud Eastern Cit ies. The H i'1' r. M. Train will nmiueui nt i.,iiioiuiib won Ihe second Train from Cincinnati; al Newark with ."an duky, Mansfield aud Newark Railroad; and at Wbeelin with Night Train on Baltimore and nblo Railroad. Pas Helpers leaving Louisville and points below Cincinnati and Uking the 10 20 A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad l:l connect with this Train at, Colninbna. Passenirers leaving Indianapolis and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Ceulral Railroad will also connect with this Tralu at Commons, and reach Wheeling at 10.00 P. II., end leave by 105 P. M. Train on Baltimore and Ohio Kail- road, arriving in nainmore at v i - ui o.j 00IN0 W1T1T. n.a 1 AO A. il. Hell Train oonneets el R-illair wiih Night Train on lh Baltlmors and Ohio Hailroad: at Newark with Trains tn and from Sandusky, Mansfield ajld lit. Vernon, and Chicago via Honroevllle; at Coltim buswltntna trains tor t;incinnan, enn wnu irame ior Xenla. Dayton, Indianapolis, and Chicago, n'.i Dayt .n anlciaUrbana. The 11:46 A.M. txpreas train connects wun iu j-spiccn Train from Baltimore, anl arrives In columi.ns at , :m P. II. , and eonneots wilh Trains going routn ana ttrt, arriving a! Cincinnati at 1 lo P. M. THaTCIIRR PERKlSft, C'n'! fliifvrhif.-Tiileiif. .navUls, Nov. 21, 1865 iltf sOBIO CANAL NOTICE. THE WATER will ba drawn, for Rorinir renalrs. off flitch level! as may need repair between Roicoe and Portsmouth, and on I Is cut to Columbus from Lock bourne, at noon on ths Mb day of April next, and returned again to Conal, on tua iota asy oi April next. B7 order of Commissioners. i FWF- W. PIFFORD, RAIL HO ADS, MARIETTA AND ClNCiNNA'l'l as,i ... ....... I.I.SIJOItOt (ill HAl I.KOAU,! ii OVF.SF.I) TO ZALEHK1, 1 110 uiilt'B Y.nA ol (iaclnuall. niuoi.'CH to .iacksos A tortjmouth hy ii. RoAii. rpiMK CHANGED. ON AND AFTER MON- J. I'll, till "-'till oi ujirii, iiti., u.i un. i I notice, the tiaina w ill run as follows: J Firet Train Loavee Chillicothl' at G'i'i it. iu.,nu'lar rives al Cincinnati nt 111.15 a. no, and Clumbtii al I 'JO ; p. m. S-'croud Train Leaven I blilicollie utter Ihe anital ol'i the Train from .nlr.l.i and Jitekw.n, at I" '-. ""d tnivea ' at Cincinnati att l:i p. in., and Coliiuibiis nt 11 '3u p in ! IlFTirtNiNfl: I I'llMl Tlaiu l."',es Cincinnati ill 5 !' a. in., and a r lives at Cliillicolho at 10:2(1 a. m , and connects stills Train for Zule.-ki, Ja. keou and intermediate polivR j Second Train leaves Cincinnati at . p. in., and :ir rlvcs at Chillicntl.e al N:vJ p. in., and HilUhmo' :.t i 6 Ion m. ' Firat Train Fast b avcal hillicolhe at lu:ifc a. in. on ll,e arrival of the train firm t incinnati, end arrive: at J. lenki nt 1-ij p. in., where it connects with fctage l.,r Atiteus, Poairroy ano Marietta and other points and returning, l:aves ialii.i et .1 p. iu., and arrivoi at Cliilllco the at fj-'jr, p io. I-OCOlid Tiaill Fc 't. I,., t. .lie-1. 1 at II. o .. In., aud a:-. r.r!i r.t CliHti'':tIirt :it !': a iti.,tntl tft.iit.ftf'i with tl1. trnin lor t'iiif.ionnM in.-l C?hiri!Mui. nning Ii-nvfi Ciiiliitfri'jiis ui ' lj p. jn , mii'1 urn '. ut nl 5 l& p. in. r.KK: Km-ih I'n.uii.LMi f In ('lillinotlii Jli-fifl ' Cliillirfithf lo t'inrii.imli - ilt .',;i Icski to riuflnnuli 4.1't TI-'l titer, a be liri'l t- M. !.. lMivrly, Ay;'ul, '.tihiinh m, P. W. rAi'?r, I'oni'T fr brad'Aiiy iiu.l i innt Ht., f'ni-ciniiiiii. thf 1.. M. ('"pot. huA r nil t ii t.'itimj". maiilt W. H. AUTHrit, Fu.i. New and Direct Route 10 ::1T'1"BKNVIL1.I.:, PirT5Ili;P.CiII, ntll.ADi-'I.PHM, ilAl.TIMdili', SKW VnlIK, and the Prliiriinl Imi-Iitii cilifK, VIA Steiilienviiie & ImliaiLi l.ailnad, Which is now rnmitltpl an-1 ii RiiPfur.ntuI oprsliou Iff- hvnen Ni'Vs'jtrl: f it I nf vill. iSENGERS BY THIS KOUTK LEAVE eol.PMBl'S via Ksnrea Train Central Ohio Railroad at 10:10 A. M. connect at Newark with the above road to Sli'iibeuvtlle, whorii lny art ive al ii P. M. ; leave im mediately on riil?T CI.a.,-1 HIIIAMLKS limning in connection with the road; and alter a eomforlablo nighl'a rent, reach rittiibtirgh in time for the 7 A. M. Train of PENNSYLVAN IA It A ILllOA ) f..rl btl.-idelphls, Baltlntoii) and ew Yol k. F'AIIT-:. l-.iioboM to StoiLciiville ; " I'ittebnrgb " " Philadelphia " " liatllinoro " " New Voik M V, 4 7o 1:1 tin vt ;: I.', Ii'i avnr-I'h '"o-iers bv Ihl-i icute have the advantage of rrtluiv.1 f . I r. nud ,iro not snl.je, 1,1 to b .lel bilhi at !'ill(-bitr7h.Pa:ieetjrii an ba; ji ; t r.t h oo, l lm t.ol I ,, I lie -Upot I'm (-1 charai. lor tbTOUirh tl.-l.et-, plett-. I, nt I li. 1 i. 1.1 ftl-'e ol tin. Cautral ObM lUllros.l li. H'llH'i N.-.J.'f I...IAtl:IlS DRVI.NNY, (yVuecil A y.w. tioif, T ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS t XENI A IJ BAHROADJ Trin ttm beiweeo Cobir.,btis and Cincinnati, as f llows DOW'TWARD. t&ive Ar.-tve ..I Calumfcu. Cincl'tnatl 3:15 A. Si 5 '12A.il. f f vV - Hi.' Ariivs at t"lumbu. ecnA. SI ?. 'io ? i .'iiicirjii'.ii d 00 A. ii 10 01 6:007- al 12:2(11'. M t 4Tt-.it 6 30P..M I'.MA.M Tli 2 if, A M. Train fr.im Co.nmt.ii r r.iine. ts at Xbdia f.r t'tiytt.n, Klchmoml, InJIanapolia, Lafayett .Chtrago, F.t. l.Mit. had all pnin's t'tj cooucti &t iivrrc-w tr WiIirihirit u.CirrisvJlIeHn Mncaster; and at I ,.v-itv...V9 for IIHl-bif(igh and C'hiitit'tith.?; also eorifti'tin! t rinnati fur Louifjvillo brh ''-Tats. Tho T' uO P. M. Train, trout Cclitn.bun, cvuncajta at Lomlon for prlnkttiBlJ, livn, Indianapolis, A:c;c-.q-uectiug at Xeaia for havt.-.n, Htrhinriiid, ladlanapnli, L&fayett,CUicag.,Mt. l-ouis, and ali pnints we-t ; couuert-litg at Morrow for Wilmington, Cirr.kvillp and LfincdtRr and st LovcIhc'Is, forUiUriW.'ouiih and ChilHcoihiv an- Rt rincinniti vrith the 0. & fi. K. for I cuinTthe. The 8 J0 P.M. Train from tJolnmbns connectn hiIr-u-don for SprinstitH; snd at Xenia for i'yton, Richnmr. 1, lodianapolisTerre Uauta, Vinmnei and Kt, Lonia aj" Tor other inf'onnatlr.Q apply tn T. Lovuu. AfrDt, or M. t. Dchsrtt, Tiflrat Aent, Odumbiu; Wm. Wkuiht, Aff-mt, RprtngfleM A. W. f-Timr, Ajfpnt. Xenift; A. il. I.fWM, Acnt, or P W r'rttinfH, Ut'.naral Tirket Agnbt Cinciinmtl. W H. CLUMnNf, w'io tiapirinttndsni. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. fiEGAL FOI13MS THE BUSINESS MAN'S (i! ANO l.KGAL COMPANION, Contalnlne , ,. j KiHh . ; jPAi'iiu in Tim r-R or rrmsti.'S Mt.-; l fiFVTRAl, MURC01NTC, FAl'VKIia. Ml cuivira avd liborkii-- With a set of TAX M-folL 1 ,.r r-n I, ts, ciu-li. it M D INTEREST TAiiLUS, imdled if ft ui U-t I'it.s (f Chi.. n.v m n--' nr r. . jiav.v.v, at th Jourual Olilc 510 i r buu.iie.l , '; Copies fnt by ninlj polce- in f...,21 du .1. II. RUiCV & CO., t:i"iLUMIUT:-, OHIO. i DEALf-RI IS' l.v, Hi client ii ml Si-lt.i liitUs. ! BLANK noOKS, ! Air, I7S -itvle aud p-.lo-.rn of nu!l.i, ..,n l.ai, l an, I U'lftdr j lo order. ' ll-iilioutl nutl liiMiinnt i) Olfir.ji., li,ihl,:i, IIiol;rr", tmil roiinty Oilirrri, 'Mi)i.llrd wiih Bny artl, l. In the Lino of i'talioorrf ,.u tho best l.rios, and all tv-.rl. iM.iranled. li!ii'ili Mti nriil limits m Printing ttml I. ill fitlpi.lV l A't ItllUfl uf VhllUtd- otUliJHdl WnlkrV h.!t-ii, ii aud AiunrU'tiii Kitinu:1, j A H't'd Ht... l f irtinn'ile Mei'hnrdfi I nud Adfhtinc W-o Un I ftt nil tiineri. All 111" Nrlt 1 IITdid dtlH.'l lEbi.M'if, I'')I.ikii ..n.) Avi-:ica SiA'iiuvKity, V-li.-t -nl'- iiti-f H-I'iil iii r ifitiifjiiuiui. l.Mtil.M, jf-IV -I eM.'h-.le I'll.t. W... t ..f rUilfi'Mpliia l WludfV !i;i.!i'n .lid FiAtilu:.., WtllduW t'n ni'-OS, Fine tMirrom IV-mi .1 t.. m It-et. Fruurh Plat. oil ru.niiiip;!, rind K'lKi'avinttH l''rtralt and Picture 1 1 tnt-i, nJwsyn on : u3 I uud in ii. In iu tirdt.r. t'utUry snd 1.dd Phiis, hU Ufa I nf,d f r3siiff t-'iiritiii, 'it rd Case ani Poito iii'ineii, t'lctli, Hair, Hat, Nad nud T'idb iininf", p, -kt Bm.ka, Wallnts, Bill riolders, marO-wi'imAtUf vi ac A i: l a rfriiNi. la nd - " Id un.l lib volmoes, at jal RANDALL A- ASTON'.-y MEW LAW HQ OK 1.1 v. I. 2 Auiei-lcan Rsil-.vay Cases, tofielher Willi a loll stock of Law Rc.ol.a i oraale et the new iMiolislore. jalil .1. II. P.II.KV : I'll. "I OLD PEN'S J A large supply ol lb., t.e-l toalies w-iii-taiited. For sale cheep 1'orc.aKll, by !'" RANDALL Ji AMI ON. IVJEW MEDICAL ROOKS- 1 v Digestion and i 1 ei LersiigeineiiiH, by Tlioius,: li, ( bsmbers, ll.D. ('iiulcal Leetnres on Dl-oiees of Woiiicu an,'. ('.'Iiltdi-eii bv dunning A. Bedford, A JL. ll.D. Huuchat on Diseases of Chilorrn; translate, I by Bird h'mpeon'e Obstetric Woiks; by Piifatlv k Storer. Diseases of ths Stomach; by Cioo Hudd, M.D,, 1" K.x. Auatomlcsl Remembrances-, by C. L. Isaac, M D. Reese s Mcdic.il Iemcon; by If. Pecan, II D. N'elalon's Clinical Surgery, with notes; by Atlee, II. i. Practitioner's Pharmacol :r, containing vnofi clalued Preserlptiona; by J. Knote, U.K. PS. Tcrether w llh a complete stock of all the lendlm- ine.l ical buoks published in tbe . nuittry. for sale by N. II. BI RR 111., marlll tlppnalt State House. a n. 0. re, RURR A CO. ARE DESIROUS OF reducing their splendid assortment nf Books, Mta- tlonerv, Taney Goods, fee., previous to laving in their Spring supply, which they ate pieparlnf.' to do a soon as ns .'liratlob opens, and until then they will sell &ny article iu their line at lower prices than ever. Call and ses us, all ye who waot to buy yourselves lich. No. 1 GDKON UCII.DlNii, marld Oppoilts Btate House 10 BBLS. BELCHER'S ST. LOUIS GOLD EN SVRrp. For isle by nr,i4 Geo. McDonald. APRIL 1. 1856. AGRICULTURAL HTM. A. (JILL'S AGRICULTURAL WARE V 1KIDSK. Kant side of Hiirh street, half way between liioa.l and (jay win., one door Xorlh ol ,i. M. McCune'a jen Fresh ai U'ii Cecils. insT RKCKIVEI) AT THE AGRCULTU- J .vL WAIH.llOl t'l'. and SF.KD ST' iP.F., the latsrest and bi-tno,tii,coi oi (iARDEN AN D FLOWER SEKDS, ' brure "n' r('1 1,1 lur l' ,. , N'rire Xew RoildiuK, llu-h .stieet, north of llroad. marll-ilawlf Tkksii bulks. TUST RECEIVED AT THE AGKICULTU .J RAI. Warehouse of Win. A tan. a tali choice lot of Hoi n-rot tin. Ill ol Hie bind Bulbs, anioitii; which are K.l. named Hvarlntli. Idlie, lte.1, Whllennd Yellow do. Folvuulliua Naicisao. Crocus iu variety . Host sluKle end ih -ible 'lulips. White, (.old striped ai.d Double l.iUa, A For sale bv WM. A Cll.l, ,,1;; II lirb street, ttoi tb ul liload. Vulcanized hulia Kuhbor. 1UST KKCEIVGD FROM 'J HK IHJSTUN ilfltlnir C'oiiMnitiv Muriil'mMorr, ttunl ssjuh-I uu nt f il u-.liine IkltttiK, front - tn U im lit h wi.lf, :( uud 4 jily. a-vteani I'hi-liiui' 'f nil 'rtiiitiK, HuKuiilr- f-.t tisntki't. kii1 Jtiant .lolote Hydrant II, wanaiitrd to kI.iii.I poitud:! per eof tin i-n inch. C Ili.-titi,' Hose, rltilatde for Ii,-la I a pi nine of ii .liducting pnrpo- l.anboi l-'iij;ines, I'oopl , Ho Pipes, Ntoles, Hone Heeds, A. lor eiiieal the Agrii-ult orai aieltoiihe of WM. A (HI.! . nol i High sheet, North of Hioad. ivoo ; a x i w i i7i.w wais v.. 0001) ASSORTMENT OF IT US, BUCK- J LI'S, K'-t'.r.i, plain ami paiiilit t'liiiru-i,iuernioii)-r-li-r. Cvlimlf r, Htrri'l uud Tab ClntniH, nil UutUr Pritilrt, Moultlti, I .m .Ifii, Hpadt'S nml f.:po(in; Htcak MauIh, Hollioi; Pius, mi l'otwto MjsliPrn;Tuy Whwll. arrows, o. Willow l:;iakott.; ntuare anil oval Clot lit. . UaskPtu: llnm-fr HU-iTiunk do.; plain nnt cvrriil Market do. A Kreat variety u IMHcule, Work and Fatn-.y UasLftn; Oak, Corn au-1 Kt fil 1". At tlie Ariouiturut Warehouse. NfiTuNVir ll-iil.liu, Htli t., north ol Iln.ii.l. uol.'l WM. A. i.II.L. iRJNDSTOMSA FINE LOT OK ' BE- VI KKA'1 ennrti?, sharp grit tlriii' fHi'iuera use; tngftln.-r with cranks, Kt sale hy jalG stonm, Kiiltiibln for friction roller, A'C. WM. A. (ill,!,. IT AY, STRAW AND CORN STALK CUT- L X TtlW, of ueai I r all the most u p proved kinoV, hihouk which ure tlm dlliialed 'Hochehti'r Cutting Ltoxeg for ljfai'nal puri-oae.si," l'j nieg, varying in priiro from $ 3 to $ Every farmer aud every teamster bhonM have one )t' thoMu invaluable nmchiut'H. KorKaleat tli Agricultural Wari-Housu, hy deli WM. A. GHX. D""0XrGLASS'"lvAT ISH A Mi KOKCI.Va PL'Ml.all frizcrt. Galvauized null or pump chain; re Is and spouts, c-it iron ami wooden tvi'll uui ln, hydraulic rMinn, flin., by WM. A. fill,!., At Ihe Agricultural Wareliuuxe, Ilill stretl, j.il'i North of Broad. 0) x Vukks ANT) iiUWS.--A''(;t)bili" AS- hortioent ol emdi. Wlif'idMrrow-i, uu evccllunt artie'e, fur tatdi. At tlm ..frvlculluritl Warchnuse, by -!eli WM. A. .1U.. QEM()ll"RS rATEN'i'" ( J K A 1 N "Ml l.L A N l T fJRASS SKI D KOWKR3. 1'ri. b M. t',.r tile at the Aii.Mil1iiral Wfircluiu-itM't j.tll W. A. (.11.1., Hiftb st. IJAGK AlTMKAT Oi;tf KHC VOVR O si::es, the beat article now in ir'e, trlth Iron boves. IM.efl toild. .''.'.I.'.HAGE STl'FFFKl, I "I'R :ll.:, a supei lor ai lii le Price 12 S-l to il ?:.. l Ihe Agti.-nitural t irlo.Uhe, ttigl. ettoet, bv del': " WM. A. Oil I. riVA EM M O M KT K U CHURNS. FIVE 1 f2 .-$?. t".?rrl, Cjiii-ji'.r t.i, ai.1 rir;ght i.'bur&s KorMUby del2 WM A- (iil L G Or: hard Grass, Red lop hn.1 TiBnlby Peed. t Ilia Affrioultiual Warel.ouie, bv .1.1; " til A. (.11 I --i"oe ot (hd hfl'it macliiii'iA aver lifted for that r-ur jTi.-e. t'cii e t.i. J-'i-rFfJeat the Atrtriiltnrni arelioutse, Mth at., by ald WM. A. AIM.. AKKOVa-.IRON AND F.ff-IKL TUOTil HaiKKOVt'.-3. rTert-abe an 1 epaudiiip, u eiy mi j'toilor nrlirle i rednci d prirei, by vi SI A id 1 1. Hereraable Eteel Teeth CuUiratum ever offered In thin market f..r a-ile chenp it the Agrleultnral Warehouse, ty i-Ud WM, A. Clhn, High st. T?1MEUV?S PATH NT ONE AND TWO J.J Horse IWHa, '1 hi ftshii.,; MttcbiuiM, and ffrrtilar 'Mf Mill, b'f ditrinrf rmlrhad wood, .'.., by jalo WM. A. f.n.I. HALL & HDUV, PATENT CONCRETE UitK PltOOK RAFF? I, all sieti, wiirrauted tn ketp Ory ui.iUe, unquestionably nut) ol the best mauuiuctured fiif-(t iu thti ponnti y. 1-or sub at nianiifaptmer'a prieas aifi trau 'portaiiioi, . 1 to- Aurii'iillui'sl areunuse ,r WW. A. till! , I u1 ti I lit; It Mietd, iitM-tli of Broad. Liigonda Agricultural Works. i'vv Voik SclI'-ItaLinK RpHiier, 81511. Til 10 SIMPLEST, STRONGEST, MOST DU .L RAIll.K, Wi.le.t Cut, nn1 Lights-1 Draft Kur Kakfh e,,r invented. New York HhiiJ KuLiiif Jlcajicr, t5 Kclchum Mowers, ... 115 Same combined to Reap, $0 additional. Si yiniiiir's I. ntiii Drill & (irnss Sower, 75 Kf-iiUleliiirKrrN 1'orliiblc Cider Mill BIIU PlI'Mf , - - - - - us i'lici'ii at :-b'.p TranapoiUtiou to be paid by purchus en, I etlei 1 an-iwered iinmiptlv. Address the Mauufac torers. WAKIIKR, URnKAW l CHILD, (Hbll fnow Hprlngflebl, Clark eouuty, 0 Piano Fortes and Organs TUNMD & REPAIR1U) liS IIIF. UI'ST (ianm:h, ..Orders left at H- I'h Piano forte Knotna will bi pionii.tlv Httended to. niarlti tf OMVF.lt IKIiliNHSS. Teacher of the Piano Forle. For terms, A:e., apply at n-um ',',2, Nidi Honiso, orii UU i Mnmchtore. tW"il':.a !yl 41OWo Drug Store." HIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR- iinsed llie entire stock r-f I'rtii'i, kv. of lr. It. V Id ri'l.K. onll vpfpfotfully snlu'it a continuance of the i)rttrm:iie so libemlly beiitnwed on him. Nd paina on tar p:irt nh'ill bo spared to merit a r.oliiiu:iTti-o. Jlii-fing seouied the srvifa of a competent i)niegiHt, Mr. At-fHSn RitSoM, ihe Phyaieian and the publie cau ilfpend upon bavin? prescription nue-i wn n accuracy and tie npatpu, lrnni ri nr, urv-jiin, ui uuy uiur nay or nixni, .Ian. aa, lfJ-tt. M. li. MARPI.F China dim aud Queensware . nEMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE 1 ii pleasure in announcing to their pntrona Diat-tht.', have removed their entire stuck of goodafronA their former eatablishmants to the Inrge room fit- if A i.iiexprcRfdy fur them In tlie.HifiNSON BLOCK. thrf iloora south nf the ('liuton Bank, where thfyare i. pe nl ntf a very iarji;e ana complete aaiortment of Cliinn, Glnn and Eaiihenwaie, liiiuiiitcil by th (iiM.nlvn illreel fnm Kur one imd the man ubutuifri. Thequalltv.varietynnd price will cnmuitiiil onr )H to tne attention oi puTchaaera. b 'J d:im ,). M. At W. WR'TWATKR, IL SMITH, U Fashionable Hatter. NOW RECEIVING MY HPRINU STVI.L! CP SILK II AT I Ml and cotdiallv lutlle Ihe attettion of thos In want of line Hat lo unamtoe my styles, as I feel assured I ran of far superior lnflnccments to ail lovers or a Fine Dress Hat. 1 am very thankful for fhs many favors received, anil kindly eoli-it a continuance oi llie same. H. SMTH. mar"- NTo. a OJcon Pnildicg. Coluinbua, Ohio, .! $tih (Bjjia 3htt ournal. TUESDAY EVENING; APRIL 1. The Lion of Northern Africa. The lion of northern Africa is but too roady to attack ;. hungry or not, the sight of an enemy rouses his fury at OLce ; and as lor cowardice, Gerard's narrative leaves no room for such a suspicion. Indeed the lion, so far from running away from the hunter, attacks a whole tribe of armed Arabs, nnd often scatter them to Ihe winds. No Arab thinks of attacking the lion unless supported by at least twenty muskets; and even then, if tlie lion is killed, il is not until he has committed serious duma'ro in tlieir ranks, tor a loiifT while they sufler him to devastate their tlouars, and carry oil' their cattle in helpless resignation. It is not until tlieir losses have driven them to desperation, that they resolve on attacking him in Im ltiir, and then they always choose the day time, llaviiur ascertained his lair, and havine; decided in full conclave that the attack is to be made, they assemble at the loot ol the mountain, and in croups of thirty or forty march towards the lair, shouting al the lop of their lungs. On hearing the noise, the lion if young tt once quits his lair ; the lioness does the same unless she have her infants with her. But, ns he doe not fly, he is suon in sight, and a discharge of musketry brings him down upon them like a thun derbolt. If the lion is adult he knows the meaning of ihis noise which wakes him, and he rises slowly, yawning and stretch ing lus limbs, rubbing his sides against tho trees, and shaking back his majestic mane. Me listens, and the approaching cries cause him to sharpen his claws, with certain premonitory growls. He then stalks slowly towards the first ledge of rock which command the country, and espying his enemies from this height, he crouches and awaits. The A rab who first sees him, cries, 'There he is !' and death like stillness succeeds. They pause to contemplate him, and lo look well to their arms, while the lion slowly licks his paws ana mane, thus making his toilette tie combut. Alter a long pause, an Arab advances in front of the. group, and in a tone of defiance shouts, 'Thou knowest us not, then, that thou thus liest before us ? Rise and fly, for we belong lo such a tribe, and I am Abdallah!' The lion, who has before this eaten more than one warrior who apostrophized him in precisely the same terms, continues passing his enormous paws over his face to beautify himself, and makes no reply to the chal lenge, nor to the second challenge, nor to the epithets of 'Jew ! 'Christian ! 'infidel !' liberally bestowed on him, until the voices swell in a chorus, which makes him impatient. He then rises, lashes his sides with his tail, and marches straight towards the insullers. The timid are al ready in flight ; and ihe bravo remain and wait his attack niuslcet8 ready, hearts beating. He ii beyond their reach, and walks leisurely towards thein. They now begin to retreat slowly, in order, their laces turned to him, until they reioin the horsemen at the foot of the mountain, who immediately commence galloping about, brandishing their muskets and yatagans, and shouting defiance. 1 he lion, on see ing the horsemen on the plain, pauses to reconnoitre. No crips or insults move him. Nothing but powder and ball will do that. It is heard at last, and then he changes his leisure march, which scatters the little army. No one is ashamed of flying now ; each tries to securo a favorable position from which to fire at ihe lion as he passes. The horsemen then ad vance. If, as is usual, the lion has clutched one of the retreating iroop, it is only necessary for a horseman to approach within reasonable distance and discharge :us gun, the lion ut once quits his victim to charge his assailant. After a while, the lion, wounded and tired, crouches like a cat and awaits his end. This is a terri ble moment. He is fired at, and receives all their balls without moving ; but should a horse gallop near enough to b reached in two or three boundn, either the rider or the Iiorso is doomed, for ihe lion is upon him in an instant, and never quits his hold. It will astonish European hunters to hear that thirty balls, at a distance of twenty paces, are not always enough to kill the lion ; it is only when the heart or brain is touched that death is certain ; and the nearer he is put to death the more dan gerous he is. During tho fight, but be fore lie is wounded, il he clutches a man, ho is satisfied wilh knocking him down j and llie man, probably protected by his burnous, gets or! with a mere neeh wound from the terrible talons. But afier the li on has been wounded, lie tears his victim, mangles him in his jaws, until he sees other men upon whom to spring ; nnd when mortally wounded his rage is something awful. He crushes the victim un der him, and crouches over him, as if re joicing in his agony. VVhilo his talons slowly tear the flesh ou the unhappy wretch, his naming eyes hxed on trie eyes of his victim, who fascinated by them ii unable to cry for help, or even to groan. From time to time the lion passes his large rough tongue over the face of his enemy, curls lus lip, aim snows an ms teeth. Meanwhile ihe relatives of the unhappy man appeal lo the moat courageous of the iroop, anil they advance, guns cocked, towards the lion, who sees them coming but never moves. 1- earing lest the halls should miss the lion and hit the man, they are forced lo approach so close, that ihey can place the musket in the enr of the lion. This is a critical mo ment. If the lion 1ms any force left hint, he kills the innu lying beneath him, and bounds on the one who has come to the rescue; and as h lies motionless on the body of his victim, it is impossible to know whether he will bound or not. In case his strength is loo much wasted, the lion crushes the head of the man beneath him the moment he sees ihe musket ap NUMBER 201. proach his car, nnd then closing his ayes jawails death. Monuments of Nixkveu. In a private note to tlie editors, Mr. Wood, American consul for Syria, informs us that fifty boxes of the monuments of disinterred Nineveh, procured for diflereni New Endand colleges, reached Beirut in October, and only four days after the departure of the last 13aslon vessel for tho season. They could be forwarded by steamer to Smyrna, but at considerable expense, beside tbe danger of injury by ths removal of them from the steamer to tne custom House at Smyrna, and then again to tha vessel, by men perhaps reckless, or ignorant of the value ot the contents of the boxes. It is thought bast, therefore, to detain them here till a Boston vessel arrives in the Spring. The boxes are from three to four feet square, and about six inches thick, strongly nailed and covered with, matting. Mr. Wood saw them safely de posited in the custom house, and will care fully watch over them till they are on their way to the new world, ihey will be ot great interest not only to the faculties and students of the colleges, but to the public generally. 1 he boxes were brought from Mosul to Skundeioon on iha backs of camels ; but there being no American nor American agent there, they remained in that piace for weeks, if not months, before they wera forwarded to Beirut. Mr. Wood also informs us that a very large and valualle collection, almost enough for a cargo, of the monuments of the same city, were put upon rafts by a learned and enterprising French gentleman, the last Summer, the rafts being supported by skin-bladders, as is the com mon practice when the water ot ihe li- gns is low, on which it was designed to float them down to the mouth of the river. where a French vessel waited to receive them. But the savage Bedouins, when the French gentleman had left his pre cious charge, thinking all was safe, and intending to return to France overland, waded into the river, and cutting the blad ders in the mere love ot baseness and mischief, sank the whole to the bottom. Perhaps they may be recovered when the water is low, but of this there is not much probability, Bos. Traveller, March 11. One or the Speeches."-Job K olik was one ol 'cm on the stump. A doubled barreled throat and, lungs as large as two bushel baskets, enabled him to elec;rify his constituents up. to a fighting point in less time than it would take for a Susque hanna rait to go over iNiagara k alls. His great speech delivered in Bob Stubb's ten acre lot, was a crusher. For the sake of posterity we give an extract: 'Fellow Citizens i You might just as well try to dry up the Atlantic ocean with a broom straw, or draw this 'ere stump from under my feet with a harnessed gadfly, as to convince mo that I ain't gwine to be elect ed this Leaf. My opponent don't stand a chance ; not a sniff. Why he ain't as intellectual as a common sized shad. Fellers, I am a hull team, with two bull dogs under the wagon and a '.ar bucket l am. it thar s anybody this side ot whar the sun begins to blister the arth that can wallop me, let him show himself I'm ready. Boys, I go in for the American eagle claws, stars, stripes and all ; and may I burst my everlastin' button holes, el 1 don't knock down, drag out and gouge- everybody as denies me,' Pat's Idea or a Cheap Newspaper. A gentleman visiting his estates in Ireland, was standing in a field noticing work that was being done, when he ovorheard Phe-lim telling Pat of some terrible intelligence from the seat of war. The news seemed so astounding that Pat couldn't quite make up his mind to swallow the whole of this without some further authority ; so he inquires : 'An' faith, where did ye get hold of the intelligence V 'Och ! and didn't I rade iv'ry blossed word in the chape newspaper thut's pren-ted in the neighboring town.' An d'ye belave what ye sea in the chape prents ?' inquired Pat. An' why shouldn't ye belave that as well as any other? It's a gintleman as prents it. 'Because, by faith, I don't think they can afford to speak ihe truth for the mon- ey"' Paris Fuel Shops. The fuel required to cook a dinner in Paris costs nearly as much as the dinner itself. Fuel is very scarce, and the American is surprised to find shops all over the city, fitted up with shelves like those in shoe stores, upon which is stored wood, split up in pieces about the size of a man's fn-ger, and done up in bundles, aa matches were in the days of the tirder box, steel and flint ; thev are about the Bbe of a bunch of as paragus. These little bundles sell at from two to six sous. Larger sticks are bundled up in the same way, and sell at a frightful price. Charcoal is sold by the weight, and hard coal being nearly as ex pensive as wood, can be bought in the smallest quantity at any of these futil shops. AMERICAN nill'SE, BOSTO.V, 71T1I THE ADDITION, 13 TUE V largest and best arranged Hotel In New Fngland, snd the subscriber begs leava to call attention to Its mag-blacer.t .in angeraents and superior acsommouaUone. The Lirnlluie Is made to combine utility ana ooDveuiencs with liiiiiiioue rasa aud comfoil. Tha drawlng-ronms ate most oleantly appointed; tbe suites of ruoma well arrau.d for' families and larRC tiareilng parties; the sleeping apartments commoiltou. and well ventlla sd, and a large proportion of them supplied with Coobltuats wafer and as. Lvery etiort will be made by tbo Proprietor to e'Hittibitle to the comfort of bis guetu tthllo sojourn-In? at bis house. I.F. WIS KKE, Huston. Fob. II Smeod vne Proprietor. MoS'BV f!AN hi: maiju. 4 0KNT3 WANTED TO SELL BY SUB-1. aeration, In every conntv in this Stsls and otbsr M.tsi In tlie Tnlon, a number ii useful and jvipular nor! , which ars tiii etir,ir lih a moat unprecedented .ale A liirrui crni.TMnjOi'i i iH he given by which ths Aent can reallre lar-e prcftU Apply to tha sub-Torlbur et the bookstore o C if Burr ft Co . Columbus 0 mavl-Gm. ECV7ARI) SAVAGE. VfOTIOE H0T1CE Li HEBEUY GIVEN' 1 1 to Joseph Carper enl John lii.ici ihe Trustee., of Trnro township. KiauHln county, wUl meet thai 6th day of Aptil, 1-if.n, at tha nottli line of said Carper's lard lo ssld totvnsbiii, for the purpose of locating and optsl&g iltch through the lards of the aforesaid party rr.r.r -C ra , JAMES IWXOr?. Foraodeby n0l41 GEO. HCUU.IALai. maiiu