Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-11-03

              V. t i i . .7 - 111! 0 H III B i! IB 0 It 111 m u ib i . i y VOLUME XX. to tatc Journal m FOBLI8H1D DAILY, TEI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY . . . BT SOSOTJIiEHA CO. wm. sciiouleii, rcduor. Terms Invariably in Advance. it) oo per year. Daiit o. v,. rvtrter. uer week I ct8 .TK,.wii. :.. g.r' . Club, of ten and over 1 oo ' TERMS OF ADVERTISING BY THK SQUARE. ." t 1 1 van OR LSSM MAR. A SuO.Sl) i in no one an oar - week... .$8 N One " month. 12 00 j one " 2 week... One " 6 moulh. 10 00 ; one " 1 week... One ' Smooth. 8 00; one " 8rtay..... 00 1 61) 1 Oil 76 one " " - -r .. . i.ti.. an One " 1 month ou ; one "- Displayed advertisement half mor. than in. aoove . Advertisements, leaded and placed in the oolu.mil of 'Special Notices," oouoie we eruwn ' All notice, required to be published by law, legal rate. U ordered on the Inside exclusively eiw .0 Der oeot. more than the above rat. ; but all .uoh will appear in the Tri-Weekly without charge. Business Card., not exceeding dre line., per year, i liU 'l Ml net line : outelile ti. Notice, of meeting., oharltable societies, Bre oompa- nies, Sc., half price. Marriane notice. i5 cent.. In no imtancc will tnry appear, unlaa raid for. Advertisement, not acoompanied with written direo-tiona wiU be inserted till forbid, and charged accord. jtll transient advertisene.nlt must be paid in advance. . Thi. rule will not be varied from. Weekly, aine price a. th Daily, where the advertise! ne. ti e Veek.y alone. Where the MJ Weekly ire both used, then the charge for the Weekly will be halt the rate of the Daily. tinder the present system, the advertiser pay. much lor the space he occupies, the jlianpw bnin( eliargeible with the composition only. This plan l no. t gener illv sdontM I'll I L.. U. eYisaki, . Civil Engineer, Surveyor anil Uriiuglitsmun, Bisbee'B Block, over KudlatU'., High Street, Columbus, Ohio. A LL KINDS OF LAND AND ENGINEER- A imi .,,,1 lvelinii. MnDliiliK Platting Meoha'nical and Architectural Drawing, promptly ami satisfactorily executed. Refer to M. L. dullivant, Esq., JohnUrabain, Kq.,Lol. o w..,i n a- .v-..linwi. DENTISTHY. N. II. SWAIN, DENTIST, Savaso'B Noor Blooli ' Opiusite the State House, lligli Street., au'iJ wyl WILLI A..U S.V.fclt V"BOOT&. SHOcMAKER High St. apr'29-yl East side, ix. doors South of Town at., voLimnrs. o. DR. MORRISON, , - HBTL'llMSl) TO OOLUMML'S,; Ollice, soutliWBul comer oi Town and Third Streets. aa-those Indebted lor former service, will Bud their aoouuuts at Hi. oiiiue. ' Tenclier of the fi.iuo Forle. For term., ., apply t room a;, Neil H. ue, or Uil I-.,- it.... t.rM. d,-i:-l vS-lvd ilUH. A. tun'f union. FASHiONA3U MILLINEh, (OU) BTAKI) OK BUal-lKV . UA1X,) man sntEBT, columbus. jJ-3traw Hats nlsaclmd and I'reswd. prl0-ly JAS. HADDOCK SMITH, AT I OKSLV A T I. A W Ollice in the Columbian liuilding, COLUJIUDS, OHIO. oc8 dly ALLKiN G. TUUli.MAN, Attorney t,t Xj."vr, CULU.UUUS, o. OFFICE ON H1UH STREET, feb'20-ly Between Friend and Mound Bt.. a. cHianul. t. U1CUU M. WA1.KU? It. E. CIIAMl'iO.N & CO., DKALKK4 IN CAMOHWOK. HOOK1XO, N'HITUEliS, ZANKS- V ILL ft ASU JlLAVKHMtm. Yard and OUlce near Railroad Depot, no28 COLUMUUS, O. HI. C. LILLLV, BOOK- iiINDR, And Ulauk Hook .Uituuiiieturer, High street, between Broad and Gay sts. 170 COLUMBUS, OHIO. ttTAK UllU 61 .-Ml If 11, AUCTION ANl)0O.Vl.lIrialiJN llliRCUANTS Columfiui, uato. aipol Real Estate. Stocks, Household Furniture, Dry floods, Groceries, Horses, Carriages, be, &c, attended to in city or country, ou tne must reasonaoie term. Liberal advanaes oo consignments oeoi-oiy MUSIC. nnO TEI03E WHO DiSltiE TO "SING JL with th Hpirit ami understanding also," we otter our Herfica 8 l-'it-rrt of Jlunic il Kota -vf tiOD, thorough B&g and Murticat Klooution, audfci,llj will teoh t)LH ' a Tuuiity fveuiu of fRch i?X wewlt, ao'i Iho oq Thursday vvemug. Jor full pamcu Urn, Ba circulars. Our riMiot in supulied with on of Mnnon & Ilatalin olebratel Okuan Hahmokiam, with which th vuicvH will b wcompauted kwi -ut tined. Tickets for mile at 0 iilteti'a Munic Store, the B 8toren, and the ro:.ni4. ol low jn-v-.e Jrvt.sii.ic Claws Saturday P. II., at S o'clock, leu lettHotm only Hi cut. . u niii'i, Director, fle2- HoKI'KK, liniHt GORTON & ASION H1UM tfTRhM, BKl'WKfcN HKUAi AND GAY, CuliiinliiiSt Ohio, HTfVNUKACTUREKS OF (JOrPER, TIN XfX and $hot iron Ware, continue to keep on hand one of the largest and bent ajtHortmenta of articles in their line ever brought to this market. Thejr keep four iiei of the Comet Cooking Ntove, nneof tu moat approved diving flue stoven now tn une. It la more partic ularly adapted tor wood, but may oh iiMHd with coal. They warrant them to give entire satisfaction, or no Male. f Aluo. Tne Uluck Diumond, EUm, Air-Tight, AND Star of the Went Cooking Stoves. which are three of the beat Stoves for burning bltumlnoui coal. Alio, PREMIUM PARLOR AND BOX STOVES. Alio, a good ntock of KurnUhing (ioodn, Hafes, Refrigerators. Ice Chenti, Wate Coolers, PmnpN, Japan Ware. Bird CageM, Trevetn, Bathing Tub, Fire Grates, Fire Urtca, copper ano uraHs tveiiiua, tia, Special attention paid to Roofing, 8poutlhg, Cop. per Hinith Work, and Job Work gunerally. au6 dly Pickaway House, SOUTH MLN ST., CIIU LEVILLE, O. THIS HOUSE IS NOW TIIOROUGULY KKPIKKI), and redtted with Me Furniture, and reopened to receive the traveling public. 'lhe Home la situated ner the b i"iiuns center of the etty, opposite the Court Houne, is convenient to the Rail road Depot and Packet Landing. Pasxeiigtrs visiting the City by Railroad, Stage or Boat, will be cunveyed to and from tne douse without delay. No effort will b spared by the p -oprietort" render his gue ti oomfortable and he hopes that his efforts to accommodate and oblige Qis gunts will insure him a liberal hare of public patronage. Alt heahkH in to be tried, being fflliinj to abi'te tae deaUion of his uoHts A. F. NErVMAN. l'ronriotor. uireieviue, June, inw. au'22-d.lm PATENT GALVANIC KOOEINO. WE DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO the above Patent, an being the chea pe -t and most durable fr'lre proof Rooting Material now in use, and in every way far superior to any other. It neither runs in bot nor cracks in no id weather, but remains tough and pliable through all eeaHons; (t Is but about half the ei-pease of tin, and far more durable, in proof of which we reier to many thou-and squares of Roofing In Bulfalo, Cleveland, and throughout I lie went. It cm be applied to tin, iron, and old -thmglH roofi without removing i them. Ail orders addretsed to us at Coluiuhus, Ohio, Will be promptly attended to. 0. H. k CO., i It20 tjal Office with A. Joues Co., 101 High at. KAlLKUADii . MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI AND IIIIiLSBORO RAIIiRQADS. Opened to Athens, 157 mllvi Ea.t ot Cincinnati. TIME CHANGED, Muting Direct Connectiops with Scioto Ac liockiai aiiey uuiiruuu. Daily Train, bctweea l'oitsmouih !i Cincin- niiu, ana aiiitng & uiucmumi. ON AND AKTEK of OCrOBEK, 186, TUESDAY, TI1B 7TH the train, will run a. fol low., until lurtber notice: First train Leave. Obillioothe at 6:40 a. m.,andar rives at Cincinnati at 10:45 a. m., and at Columbus at 20 p. m. Connecting witb train I r uuisooro- ai Dian- chester. Second Train Iave. Athen. at 7:4.; Chilliootlie at 12-40 o. m.. oonoeolloit witn Train Irora rorisinouin at Hanulen and to Hillsboro" at trT.ocheter and arrive, at Oiuoiuuati at 4:W p. m., and Columbu. at 11:30 p. m. RETURNING: First Train Leave. Cinolnuati at 6:00 a. m., and Chillloothe at 1:80 p. m., and connecting witb Uill.-boro' ami fortsmoutu Traina. and intermediate poiut., and by Ue with Marietta, Pomeroy, ParkerBbuig, and olh-T points. Second Train I-eaves Cincinnati at 3:JO p. m., ana ar rive, at Cliillicothe at 8:4U p. m., and at Uill.boro' at :i!5 p. m. Fare from Chilllcothe to Columbu. J au ti . ' Cincinnati '00 " " Athen. " Ticket, can be had of M. L. I) ilierty, Colmnous Depot, w trder corner Broadway and Front ste , Cincin nati! Little Miami it. R. llepot, and at all of the priuoi- Clevvliiiitlt Coluiulms & Cinciniiali KAlLitOAU. Winter Arrangement for 1855-56. Three Trains Daily from ColumbuB, in connec tion with Trams on tne Little Miami, aud Columbus and AHma ttiulioaus. I EXPRESS TlvAlIN AT tu:uo A. M.J I. stopping at Delaware, Cardington, Ualiou, Crestline ht-lby, New Londuuaud Urallou, arriving atieveiann at 2:40 P. n.j giving passeugers KOKTY mi.nhtkb lor iliuuer aud cimuectiug witb tbea:20 P. H. Fast Fxpress Train on the Lake tiuore lload lor Dunkirk, Bulfalo, .ow-York, 4lo. Ibis train oonneot. at Ualiou witb the Heiieioutaiue ana Indianapolis Railroad, at Crestline with the 1 :M Kxpress i'raiu on tue Ohio and Pennsylvania nauroau lor riu- ourgb, Philadelpaia, :c, and the Ohio aud Indiana Kail-mail for Fort Wavne: at Grafton with the 3:4u P. M. Train for Toledo and Chicago, reachiu Chicago 8 o'clock next mol-oiQ. i. Mail Train ata:30 P. M.; .topping at all way stations between Columbus and Cleveland, ai riviug l Cleveland at :15 P. M., connecting at Crestline with b:00 P.M. Fast Train on the Ohio aud Peousylvauia Railroad lor ittsburgh, So., with the Ohio and Indiana tiailroau lor Fort Wayne, je,; at Cleveland witb the ;iiu r. M. .Mgui Kxpress Iraiu ou the Lake shore Railroad lor ihe bast. . Night fcxpressal 12:16 P. H.; slopping at Delaware and all way sutiuu. North of New lAiudon aud leaving uassengersalKll way Btatious.couneollugaicrosiiiuowun the o:0U A. 41. Train ou ihe Ohio and Peuusylvalma Kail- road at (, ration with the Toledo Day txpress lorcincago. arriving at wncagu at w:oo r. m., oouqbvuuksi'-ibtcibuu with the Uoruiug train ou tne i-aae ouure nanriau lor lluukirk, Uulfalo, New-York, Ko. v For tnnmgh aud luoal licket. apply ai ine iicaei Jflii-.e in Lhe I'asneuirer iepotol the Cleveland, Columbu. and Cincinnati, aud Little Uiaiui, Columbus and Xnuia Kailroad OoluijauleH. Hi. D. riiini, Columbus, N" la, moo. -ail aunerenu. iNotice to ftiock Dealers. 'PUE (JLliVULAND, 0ULUMUUS fc JL CIS.NATl RAILROAD COMPANY are now running ui rUprs..-4iouk Train, .which leaves Uiluinbu. loi Cleveland nl 6:46 I), ra., and connect with C. & K. K. R. lor Dunkirk ana riuilalo. This arrangement is expressly made Tor the accommo-latiou of Block Dealersat Columbus Fvery lacinty pos-.ible will be given to ensure .uccea. in the transportation ul stock. JAMKS PAT ThKSON, Agent. mylJilSm Jy2 CUMl'ilAL UI1IU HAIL 110.4.I). OKN'l. BUPKKINTsNOSMr's OSIOK, C. U. R. R., I .iMBiVRI K, August 1, lb5b. j UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, A PAS3EN-tlKR CAR will be attached to the Freight Train, leaving Columbus at 4:20 A. M., atoppiug at all point, on the road to receive or put olf paisengers, arriving at .ane-v-lle at 10:05 A. M. Keturuuig, leaves Zanesville at 11:00 A. M., and arriving at Coluuibuus 4:40 P. M. aultl Til.tll.ilKR PbKKI v., lti-n'1 Sup't LIT I'Lh MIAMI AiNUOULUMiiUtj&XKiNiA KA1LKUAU. -Trains rao between Columbu a and Oiuciauitti, as follow 8 : IX) WN WARD. Leave Arrive at CuluiubuH. Cinciauati. i:4.. A. M. H:U2A.M. 12:aoP. M. 4:4ai.M 8:a0P. M 1:3 A.M. UPWARD. Leave Arrive at Cincinuatl, Columbun, ti :00 A.M. U:65A. M. 10:00 Z:10 F. M, ti:00P.M. 11:30 ' The 2:46 A.M. Train from Columbutt connects at Xenia for liaytou, Richimmd, luiliaui.jjolin, Lafajett . Chicago. Ht. Umitt, ami all poiutu went; connect at Morrow lor WUimiitou.CirulevilleMnd Laucanter and at Iiveluud't for Htllnboruugh anil Chillloothe; also oonectiiig at Cincinnati for Louirtvillt by the ooata. The 1:30 H. M. Tram, Ironi ColurabUH, oounects at London tor rfpilngtlelti, i aytoa, IniliauapoliH, itc. con-aeutiug at Xenia for Dayton, KicUoiouii, liuhauapoliti. Lat'ayeite,Chica)o,St. Lou in, aud allpoiutw west; uounect iug at Morrow for .Vilmiutou, Circle ville and lAuuaHter aud at Lovulaudn, rorHillnOoruupfh and Chillicothe; and at Cincinnati with the U. S M. K. K. fur Luuihville. The 8:u0 P.M. Train from Colunibun oonnecttt at Ion-don tor Hprlngiield; and at Xenia fur Day to u, Kichmond, Indiana ioli, iene Haute, Vtucennea and .St. loufit For other lutorinatiou apply to T. Loituii, Agent. tt M. L. Doukkty, Ticket Agent, Colurabm; Wm. VVhiuht, Agent, Spriugtteld; A. W. Stakk, Agent, Xeuia; A. H, Lewih, Agent, or P. W. Sthadkr, General IHckpt Agent, Cincinnati. W. H. CLKMKNT, olio Superintendent, IT ii improved Loin lor hale. THE UNDERSIGNED OKFEIi FOR SALE cheap, and on accommodating turmH, a arav num ber ot lou in the city of ColutnbuN iud vicinity Home of thom very eligible. IKWIS HKY1. (i W HKYL. House und Lot lor $1,UUU, FOtt tiALIi, LOT NO. U IN KllJGWAY'S tiubilivt.ion, on Onk .tree:, in til. ctt y ol (JoliimbUH, Ohio, ihe improvement, on .aid lot ooniii-it of a Brink Unu.. with 4 room, and kitchen, aluo a well rl cintern. I'ayment.eay. inquire of BAKt.K I. OlIB-t, ail'J'2 I'latt'n Brjilrlino;. lf ltd. STOWED NKW BOOK Ullh.Ll: A L Tale of the Great llinmal Samp." Ily Harriet Beechertftowe, 2 vols. I'imo. Prlaell.75 Kornaleby oc9 8. U. UUKK 4 CO. XTEW LAW BOOK DUNLAI"S LAWS OP XI THS U. 8. ItoI. Fur sale by ocS 8. H. BURR & C). FAMILY BIBLES. JUST RE0E1VED A large and elegant assortment of Btblea, of all prior., .tvle. and siz... belling at great bargain.. Now i. the time to buy. Gall on ocQ B n. RlTKR ft C". To tlie !iti.ent ol t:olniiHu7 TUE bUBSCRlBEll, HAVLNU HAD A JL large experience In the business and Knowing the wants of the citizens, has oncluded to establish a line uf CITY HACKS, to run to and from any part of tueeitjr. My Carriages are all oe and onvenient. To the Ladles thla will afford a convenient opportunity )f Shopping, attending Public I-ectures, or of vhtitiug the lifter eiit Public Institutions. By leaving word at the United States Hotel, Capital House, American, Neil House, or Buckeye House, all orders will be promptly attended to. fare each way, 15 cents. tT A line of OMNIBUSKd will soon be run regularly from the Court House to the Railroad Depots. Fare ten entseach way. THOS. BROCK ff Y marlG-dtf KIFLK AND IMSTOI, TUU SUAKSPEAKG RIFLE AND PISTOL ovU.KRy, On Town St., second door from Franklin Hank, Ii open at all hours during the day and evening. Gentlemen wishing to perfect tlieniselveH In thla manly accomplishment are respectfully invited to call at the rooms, where every attention will bs paid to render their visit ngrreablt) and satisfactory. Je2-dtf DRESS MAKING MISS NEWLAND, OF Now York City, would reipvctfulty inform the ladies of Columbus aud vtolntty, that nhe is prepared to execute all orders of DHK ASU MWTII.I.A MAKIN'l, 01 the iiHHt fahloniihle styles, and on rBusoimblv tKiuis, at her place of resideuoe uurth sidvoIXowu stsereu Uhtu east of Fourth st. tnarl3 tf COLUMBUS, MONDAY EVENING, KAlLliOADS. Great National Route TO TUK EAST AND WEST. Central Ohio Railroad, - BHWKEN COLU3IBUS AM O WHEELING. TWO TRAINS LEAVE CQLUHBUS DAILY, (Sumdatb Excarrio.) GOING FIST. Leave Columbu. Hxprea Iraul, Hail Train. 8:20 r.H. 4:47 " 6:05 7:27 " 10:10 " .10:00 a.H Newark ..11:26 " ..12:46 r.H. . . 2:14 " .. 4:30 " Zauesville Cambridge. .... Ar. at Dellaire. TUese train. maU. clus. oonnactioo. at Bellaira with the BALTIMORE & OHIO II AILKOAl), FUR Uultimorp, WahiiiKton City, Philatlel-phiu, Mew Vork, aud all the lia-ttyu Cities. G01NU WEST. leave Lxyrru Train. Mail Train. Bellaire , ll:0.ii.. tX0 t.n. Cambrlilif. 2:t4 P.M. 7:40 " Zauenvill 4:0 " :40 ' Newark 6:20 " iu: Ar. ColumbuB 7:00 1:16 P.M. The., train, make clo.e connection, at Columbu. with L. M., & U. tX X., and C, P. H I. Italiroau., lor Cincinnati, Dnyton, Indianapolis, Chi cago, St. Liuuiti aud the ENTIRE GREAT WEST! Through Ticktts can be had at all the above tKwit a mini. To Way Pa8IN(.khs. The Kipresn Train going East will stop to take up or leave 1'asnHugers, at t'aiankaia, K.irkertviUe, Union, isewara, nay poui n, auesviue, Concord, Cambridge, Campbell's, Millwood, Spencer's, Barnesville, Bulutuut, and Uleneoe only. tioi.Nu Wttrr, it will stop at all Stations on proper eig drIn ItHin ttiveo Tin Mail I'raiu will ttoii at all Stations where the Mail Is to be received or delivered, except at Uridgevtlle aud Ba le'n Mills, aud at all other atations on proper signals being given I CONMJCTIO.NS. GOINU EAST. Tbe 10-.00 A. M. Rzpreaa Train connect, at Columbu. with the fexpreaa Train which leave. Cincinnati at 8 A. M. and with tlie train from the Weat oo the Columbu., Piqua, and Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning Tram for Sanduaky, Mauatieid and Mount Vernon, and with Traina ou the Steubeu ville aud Indiana Railroad; at Hellaire witb bxpreaa Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Itnilroad for Baltimore, Waabington,l'hiladelijhiaand Eaatern CitieH. The 'i:'2U P. M. Train will connect at Columbua wtw the aeuoud Train from Cincinnati; at Newaik with train lor Ml. Vernon, Manabeld, saudusky. Sc.; and at Bell- aire with Mirlil train on nauimore ana uuio iwiirumi. I'asieogera leaving Luutaville aud pointa below uioclona ti and taking the lOfiO A. M. Train on Little Miami Rail road will onunect witb thte Train at Coluuibu.. Paa.en-gera leaving lndiauaiolia and Richmond by moruing Truin on la. Ceu. tt. K. willalao oouueci wivn iuib iraiu at i;oluinbua, and reaob Uellaire at 10:10 P. M., and leave by 10:30 P. M 1'rain on Baltimore and Ohio Kail- road, arriving in Baltimore at o f. M. oexi uay. GOING WEST. The 6.00 A. M. Mail Traiu connect, at Bellaiie witb Night Train, on the Bait, and O. R. R. ; at Newark witb fraina to pteubenville, Bauiluaaj. nananeiu ann atouiii Vernon, aud Ciiicagu via Uonroeville; at Coluuibua witb the I'raina for Cincinnati, aud with Train, for Xenia flu; tun, Indianauolia, and Chicago, via Dayton and via Urliaua. The 11 :M A.M. Kxprea. Traiu oonnecta at Hellaire wltn th. r.ii ei, Train from Baltimore; at jine.ville wliu the C, W.SZ. B. R. fur Cincinnati; at Newaik with t., M. A N. li. R., aud arrive in Columbua at 7:00 r. M., auo onecte with Traiua going South and West, arriving at Ciucinuati at 1:46 A. M. THATCHER PERKINS, Sup'I, Zaoearille. Jonii W. Baows, Gen'l Tkket Agent, Columbua. ' oc'22dtf 1S56. direut Western Route. 1856. COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. QUICKEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE FOIl TIX 13 "WEST. Two Trains Diiily Sundays Excepted. XX AND AFTER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lfiTH, TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: EX t'RErlS leave. Columbua at 0:00 A. M.; arrive, at Ur baua at 1 1 :U0 A. M.;and at l'iuual:00P. M.:.' inect Ing at Urban, with 2:80 P. M. Lightning Er Train ou H. R. ti L. E.R. K, for SPRINGFIELD, DAYTON Ai CINCINNATI, (Oiieot.) No change of car. between Urbana and Cin cinnati. Also couuecttug at my ton with ti aina on ti. 4 A. R. R. for GREENVILLE AND UNION, And with Tiaina on I), a W. S la. C. R. R. for INDIANA PI, IS, LA F V ETTE. CM. C K(, 1't.UltK HALTED SI'. LOIUS. Alao, conneatA at Urbaua with 12:18 P. M. Train nortb ou a. K. oi L E. K. it. lor BELLEFOX TA .V R, CLYDE, FOllEST, FT. WAYtE, SAADUMir, TOLEDO if CHICAGO. And at Piqua oonuuets with train. on the D. tt H.R.R. for TROY, DAYTON, &.O., And with Packet Uue ou Uiaml Canal for MINSTER, BREMEN. ST. MARY'S, Ao. r e r u ilningT Leave. Piqua at 2:00 P. M; Urbaua at 3:20 P. M., con uccttng with tiaina from the hoith on the U. R. & L. E. R. K. from Chicago, Toledo, daudunky, ha., to Columbua at 6:10 p. M., and conuectiug with Night Traina foi the Eiat and North, ACCUMMOIIAllllNmavuaCitluiobuaat ll:10A M.; arrive, at Urbaua at 3:26 P. M.; at l'iiiia 6:'27 P. M ; connecting at Urbana with th. 10:00 p. M. Train for Belleloutuiue, Union, Situtltisky, Toledo, (.'liicug , Ac. RETURNING, Leave. Piqua at 6:80 A. M.; arriving at Urbana at 7:20 A. M., aud at Coliimliua at 0:67 A. M. ; ciiniiectiDg with 10 A.M. Train on C. O. R. H. for Zaneaville, Wheeling, etc.; aud with 10 A. II. Train on C, C. At C. K. K. tor Cleveland, Pittsburgh, a:c. Fare as Low as by any other Route. Fur further Information, or Through Tickets, apply to a. ti. uiuiuajw, iienrai gi., uoiuinoun; wm. UAJM. ILTON, Agt., Urbana: J. HALL, Agt., t'iqua.-oc2:i dwtf H. WALK UP, tien'l Agent. New and Direct Route TO BTUKBENVI1.1.K. PITCH HUKOH, PU1LAUKI.PHIA, BALTIMORK. NEW YORK, and the Principal U&iuern cities, VIA Steubeuville & Indiana Railroad, Which in now completed and in suooessful operation be tween lsewark and stueoenvuie. DASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE LEAVE J. OOLU MBUb via Kx press Train Central Ohio Railroad at 10:10 A. M. connect at Newark with the above road to Steubenville, where they arrive at 8 P. H.; leave immediately 00 flRST CLASS HTEAUKRS running in connection with the road; and alter a comfortable night's rest, reach I'lttsburgh in time for the 7 A. M. Train of tne PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD for Philadelphia, Baltlinur. and New York. FARE. Columbu. to Hteubenville " ' Plttnburnl " " Phllad.lphla " " Baltlnora $4 45 4 76 13 00 12 76 " " N.w York 16 60 V Pa.H.nirer. br thlM rout, hare the .dramas of reduced fare and ar. not .ubjocted to hotol bill, at Pitta- DUr(Tll. Paaxenfter. aud b.jtgag. conveyed from th. boat to tb. depot free of charge. Kor through tlckut., plea., apply at th ticket fflo. of th Central Ohio Railroad. O. W. FCLTON, flup'l. LifATim Ditiknt, General Agent. nolo foil MALE. 'PHE MATERIALS UI'oN WHICTI TIIE 1 OHIO rul.llllKUN waft prlntod, will b. .old at a bargain; Iricliwiing fmitHof Noupartiil, llreriur, and Long lMnier Tvpu, Cae.. Chaaet, 8laud., io. Apply at thl. office. Jy24tf BOOKS AND STATIONERY. New Books. THE LIFE UV MAB.Y JEMIS0N, THE Whit. Woman of Geneva; Th. Maiden Aunt and tne Le of Sunahine; Tlie State, and Territorie. of lb. Great Weat; Married, not Mated, or Bow the. Lived. Br Alio. Crej; Urucuet. ano yuarer.; or Klallon. 01 an upera n.u- ager in America: Th. Lawjer'. story; or th. Orphan'. Wrong.. By a member ol th. New York Bar; Ambition rly Kate Hill.; The Mormon, at Home, with MH Incident, of travel from MinBou'i to California; The Coquette; or tlie llintory of Ell.a Wharton; Recent dpetcne and Addreeae. of Cbarle. Sumner; MleauiiiK-some kVhea'. noma Chaff; Lile North and South Bj Sarah J . Hale; Clouda and Sunshine By Cbarlea Bade; Tlie Great American Battle; or th. Contest between ChrUtianity and I'olltucal KomaniHm, containing accurate likeue.He. of Fillulure and DoneLon; Denpotism In America; an Inquiry Into the Nature, ReMult aud Legal Baai. of t-e laveholdlog8y.tem of the United Stater. Br Kiohard Hildreth, author of Hiatory of th. (Jolted Statea, Ac. At li RANDALL ASTOK'8. NEW BUUK6. Irring'a Lite of Washington; The W.o. erer; Inaide View of Slavery: by Paraon.; Houae by tbe Sea Side: by T. B. Read; Memorial, of hi. Life and Time.: by Henry Cockhrun. For .ale by aul61 RANDALL Si ASTON. 1000 CopieB Selling Daily 1 "It ia the Book lor the People." Detroit Daily Adv. DO NOT FAlla TO HEAD SMUCKEirS LIFE OF JOHN C. FREMONT, CONTAINING ALL Uld NARRATIVES OF Exulorations, Dlacoveriea and Adventure. In Kan aaa, Nebraaka, Oregon and California; UNABRIDGED. Onehtndaome vol., doe Steel Portrait and llluatra-tiona, 600 p., only 11.00 Why is it the Best? 1. It ii the mast carrfutly prepared Life. The proof, have been aubmitted to, and tbe Work ia approved by, ita diatiuguiahed subject and bia friend.. 2 It hat Ike "bat" I'ortrait, by BuUre. "A caii.tal likeneaa form, the trontiapi.ee of the book." j416 Eve Jour. 3 Hi 600 paoea of wurdium ijrpe contain NEARLY IrUI'l.fc thk MAI lfcK ot any aimuar wore. 4. Itrefutnthe Stnndert of hla politli-al enemle., and i.thuaVh.RV ACCEPTABLE TO REPUBLICANS. 5. It givet Col. VrtmonVl I'nnapax KrporU. VJXA-BlilUGKU, tliua enabling the puiilic to judp.e of him not only by hi works, but by hia words o ttx the ' best," as u amiaxru tne more jumi ur.io RECUUI) nf the Life and Doings of the Standard Bkakik of Krkkoou. "It ia undoubtedly ( BEST LIKE of the adveiturou. Pathtiniler yet preaented to the American public." iV. Y. ilirnrr. aYtT Single coplea flent by mail, on reoeipt of prloa. Ask for Smucker't Lipr or Kkkxont. Agenta wauted to oircuiate thla work, Kor aale by RANDALL ft ASTON, au8-w3m Columbua, Ohio. Clear tbe Track! We have coiiutt r Likti;ssES of all tlie Can.lidiUeri dovt upou th track. Come and seWot jour Favorite at MU3 rlA'X I 'A lab S A3lU'n. National Political Map OP TUB HANDSOMELY COLUltUD, WILL BE SENT BY MAIL ANY WHERE upou receipt of price. "It if a Map BiiifirentiDK much tbousht, and is worthy of the a tentioa ud studr of every uiao, of no matter ht political fith or latiluae of residence." Inde pendent Daily Journal, Ind. "it Kbuulu be it. ih tiModri or all who wuh to be posted up fur caniiaigns, and displayed everywhere belore the people. i'ouA7M Eaijlt. "It fcontaiuH it, ouuiuer of valuable atatlHtioal tablea, useful to all parties." S Y. Dispatch. ll'htri CDinprt-benMite Rheet iuciudiUH a cmpartaon of the principal statistic n ot the Free and Slave a late. Our poliUcAl condition will bewttsr ei plained thus than in a itoten speechea." iV. Yr 8n. amgijr 140 ueuts; per dozen Vi; per iuu io. Aaoress Bf5 KA)Al,L k ASfO.V. GREAT SENSATION BOOK 1 A Work for the Present (rNs!! EVEKVUOOV SHOULD UGAU IT I BELLE SCOTT: OR Liberty Overthrown. 1 Volume, 12 mo. 426 Panes. Price $1.00. aims is a work, eminently adap- JL ted to the wants of the timet, and is destined, not oo 1 to be extennively read, but to present a new era in the public sentiment of the North. i'hvprerientation of the Anti and Pro-Slavery arguments in thin book, are admirable, and must have a deep otfeot on the mind of the American public. A lew ol' the many notices of the press are given below: Tbe Ccn'ril Christian Herald says: We bave not read an Anti. slavery story since "Uncle Tom's Cabin" that has interested us so much as "Belle Scott." It is excellent in conception and admirable in execution. Another paper has the following: Noiitory ever published in this country has finer de-Hcriptlontt of character, or more vivid logic, It will make as wide a iiensation and bave a deeper luliuence than Uncle Turn's 1 abin. The Capital City Fad says: This work in unpretending and simple tn style, and the fttory I told and the argument for aud tvalnMt Slavery, are given in a diiect. brief aud lucid exposition. The tattlt is wed executed, and the iinpreiWon made upon the mind cannot fail to be deep and la.-ting. Agfnts wanted to sell theauove and many other useful and valuable works, in every county of the Western States. Terms liberal. Onler fioin the trade respectfully solicited. Adtkress 8. H. BL'KK & CO., No. 1 Odeon Building, oppotdte tbe State House, Jy3U Colunbus, Ohio. Latest Books Out. rRED:" A TAL,fcJ 0F TUE GREAT DIS- U HAL SWaMI'; by Harriet BeecherStowe. author of '-Uncle Tom's Cabin." vols., 1'aJino. $1.76. This book is creating quite a sensation and sells rapidly. THK (HITHRf.AK F FRERDUM: or the Roman Catholic Klement In American History. 12rao, fl. By Justin I). Fulton UUVKH CKOMWELL: or England's Great Protector. 12mo 1. By Heury Wm. Herbert. MKXICO Its Feasants and Priests. 12mo. $1. By K. A. Wilson. T K MAI DRV AUNT, and the Use of Sunshine. LOUM NAI'OLKON, and the Bonaparte Family: by Henry )e I'uy. THK REI'UBLICAN PART 7 AND ITS CANDIDATES: witb True LikeneHNes of kremont amd Dayton; an accurate History of this parly in the United states from its origin in j1U6,to Its dissolution in ISiti; of the Whig and I'euiocratio parties during the intonegnum, and its re-formation tn 1860: by Ben. F. Hall, 6W pages, Vlrao. Price f 1, Kor sale by sel7 RVIM.L ASTOK. DRUGGISTS. 0hio Drug Store." THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-chased the entire stock of Drugs, Ac, rf Dr. R. P. LlTTLfc, would respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on him. No pains on my part shall be n pared to merit a continuance. Having secured the services of a competent Druggist, Mr. Alfred Rtthom, the Physician and the public can depend upon having prescriptions 8 lied with accuracy and despatch, from PUKE DRUGS, at any hour day or night. Jan. 23, lti&6, N. B. MAKl'LE. JOHN It. C II Oli, rhDRUGGIST, QiJj OPF0SITB CAPITOL I10USB, j COLUMBUS, OHIO, WHOI.KH4I.E k KKT1IL DEal.EE IN Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals, Wblch w. warrant FRESH AND PURE. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMERY and Fanoy Good., Burning Fluid, Paint., Oil., Varnt.he, and I)ye-8tuir., Tobacoo, rlnulf and Clgari-. Bruin.., Hair, Hat, Tooth, Nail, Varui.h and Paint. Pur. Wine, and Liquor, lor Medioinal purpoB... Fbysicians' Prescriptions Carefully Prepared, lit All Hoars, Day or Night aufl-wly If ATS K.IIIiOI.8, irlCH'K.MNU t.OOI) . A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TISSUE, BI .nci Neapolitan and Straw Hat.. HIIIIIUNfi LACMand FLUWKKS, In rich profualon XLUR IM1 GOODS eon.Untlr on hand or mad to oru.i HAI SHIRTS. HAIR RESTORATIVE, and BALM OF A TIM BAND FLOWERS, at MRS. MAlil nurrnKTON'S. MrStraw Hat. Bleached and I'reH.ed aprll) VOL. CTU, McLANIi'S UliPOai'S JU3T putillihod. For aale br a.16 J. H. HILEY CO. NOVEMBER 3, 1856. MEDICAL. DR. E. D. HAYES CELEBRATED ALLIED OINTMENT, AND HUMOR SYR UP, A Sore and Speedy Cure for SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM. ERYSIPELAS, Scald litfad, Cancer. Cancerous Humors, Barber's Itch, Bums, Mercurial and Feer So:es, Ulsers Ring' Worm, Neuralgia. (Dea'ness caused by Humors or Sores In the Head,) Hheumatitm, Liver Complaint, Bronchitis, IoiUmmatiuu in the Throat, Lnnes, Back or Side. Hold generally throughout the United titatei and Can adas, by DrnKKltts ana Apothecaries, Jt Agents wanted in all parts of the Union. HAYES A NASH, Proprietors, Lawrence, Mass 6. Roberts, corner of High and Broad atreets, agent for Columbus, Ohio. Beware of a counterfeit article In the market, stvled the "Genuine Allied Ointment." eelft dly GKISYYOLI)' IUALAHIAN ANTIDOTE, THE GREAT FEVER AND AGUE MEDICINE OP THE AGE Tbl. great remedy will be found a sjiecidc for all the common form, of Mlaaraatic Di.eaaea, especially Kever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, Liver Complaint., Jaundioe, Bilious Diarrhea, and Enlarged 8ploen. The Malanan Antidote l. a sciennno preparation, .ruble and aale In eoinioition. but prompt and certain In ita effect.. It originated in one of the great Valley, of the neat. Hence ita adaptation to tne aiaeaaea, climate and con.titutionaof the Mianiaaippi Valley andtributarie. render, it lunnitely superior to all tne Ira.n got up id tne Eaat by tboie who know little or nothing about the oli mate or diaeaaea of tbe West. It i. moat .mphatically a Western Remedy. Criswoltl's BXUIOT7S PlIiIiS. Tbev are ooe of the beat and safest Family Pill, now in uae. adapted to tbe climate, diaeasea aud conatitution aa they exiat in tbe Weat and South. They are jual what they pretend to be, a good, safe and thorough family puyaic; good under all circumataucea wbere phytic i. needed, and particularly ao, when bilioua. $f Prepared only by GKHWOLU 4l BaLLARD, Drug-giata, Circleville, Ohio. n. o. nanri O. ROBErtltS CO., aul2 d3m Agent, for Columbua. Gaiter's Spanish Mixture. The Great Purifier of the Wood! THE BEST ALTEUAT-Vft KNOWN. Not a Particle of Mercury in it. An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rheuma tism, uustluate cutaneous hrupiionn, rim pie or PostuleM on the lace, Blutchee, Uoila, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eje, King Worm or let ter, Scald Head. Kulargement and pain in the Brnies ana Joint, cult Kheum, Stubborn Ulcers, riy phi litic liisftniers, aud all tits-easts arinitig from an Injudicious uko cf MercuryIinpru dence in lift or IMPURITk UF THE BLOOD. THIS GRiAT ALTERATIVE MEDICINE and I'uriber of the Blood, is now used by thousands ol grateful patients trom all parts of the United feta es, who daily testify to the remarkable cures perlormed by the greatest ot all me iicines,' Carter'scipauish Mixture." Neuralgia, HUeumatUui, Scrofula, Ei upUonr of the Skio, Liver uiseate, Fevera, Ulcers, Old ijures, Allectiono ol the Kidneys, Diseases of tbe Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and Achiugs of tbe Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by using this inestimable remedy. For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been found to compare with it. It cleanses the system ol all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on IheiAver and Kiuneys, strengthens the Digention, gives tone to the Stomach, makt-0 the 8kin clear and healthy, and restores the Cuustitutiou, enteebied by disease or broken down by tue excesses of youth, to its printine vigor and strength or the Diseases 01 f emales it is peculiarly applicable, aud wherever it has become known is regularly pre scribed with the happiest fleets . It invigorates the freak and debilitated, and itu parts elasticity to the worn out frame, clears the skin, aud leaves the patieut fresh ana healthy; a single bottle or tnis inestimable remedy is wortn all the so called earsapariiias in existence. The large numbor of cwrlitKavea which we have received from peraoua from all parts of the United States, is the best evidence that the. e is no humbug about it. -She pro a, hotel keepers, magistrates, phyniciana, and " ublio men, we.l known to thtt community, all add their testimony to the wonderful etTects of this tiKEAI BLOOD PUKIFIKK. Call on the agent and get an Almanac, and read the details of astonishing cures performed by CARTER'S SPANISH MiXlUKE, (in host oassa wukrb kvkht thi.no ilhi had siUNALLT failbd.) lhe limits of an advertisement will not admit their full insertion. WM. 8. BbKKd a CO., Proprietors, No. 304, Broadway. IN'ew York, To whom all orders must be addressed. For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in all parts ot the United States and the Canadas, and by O. KoBEHig & CO., Columbus. aul8-dly FKEU'K KCKftTKlN, jr., Cincinnati. DR. HOOFLAN O'S CELKBKATED GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED BT Dr. C. At. JACKSO.V, Philadelphia, Pa., WILL BVrKCTlMLLT OCRI LIVES COHPLiLV.', DLM'tl'Sl i, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Nerootu Dtbility, Disease of ihe Kidneyt, and an xmocucb army from a uuoracreu Liver or Utomach, tiuch as Constipation, Inward Piles, FullneHH, or blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, I NauHa,Hetirtburu,t ingunt for food, Fullnna or weight in the sto t ach, Hour eruciatioun, nitikiug or ttutttsriuif at tliu j-it of the Htomaoti, Hwlmining of the head, hurt led and 'lifticult breathing, tlutterii-g at th haat t, choking or lultoeating HetisatioQH when in a lying posture. diinnuHH of vtnioD, dots or webs before the night, te Ter and dull pain in the head, deficiency ol perspiration, yv llownubM of tbe nkm and eyus, pain ia the side, back, chett, limbs, fcc, 8udden Flunbes of lieat, Burniog in the Klenh, Coo- t a n t ltnagfniuga of Evil, and Grt-at DepreMrion of tipirlts. THE PEOPRIETUK, IN CALLING THE attention ot the public to this preparation, doe so wilb a foe ling of the utmost confidence in its virtues aud adaptation to the diseases for which it is rucom mended. It i no new and untried article, but one that has Htool the vent of a ton years' trial before the American people, and its reputation and Rale is uni Waled by any iiinjil ir preparations extant. The testimony iu iU favor giren by th most prominent and well kuown physicians anu inumauais in an pan or me country ia luimeuse, and a careful perusal of the Almanac published nnnually br the proprietor, and to be bad gratia of any of his agents, cau not but aati-fy the mont skeptical that this remedy la really deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.Principal offloe and Manufactory No. 06 Arch st., Phil-ad'a, l'a Certificate of RALPH LEE7E, Esq.t Editor "Sjriril of the TimeSj" Ironton chio. JKo.vroN, Oot. 80, 184. Dr. 0. M. Jackson Dear Sir The Bitters are in great demand here. In addition to the quantities sold by M ox ley k Barber, your agents, the two other stores sell more of them thau any otner medicine. I find they are much used by convalescent fever patients to rebuild their broken aonititutioos. I have used during the lat summer, in oiy own family, four bottles. They were recommended to me tirnt by a neighbor, at a time when my aystem was much debilitated from the etTectn of a severe bilious fever. They gave roe an appetite, and reatoreda tone and vigor to my whole system. In one of the Sep. tember numbers of my paper I related my experience of the good effects of the Bittera, since which time they have bad a Urge aale, and have now become the Standard medicine in this vicinity. In oonclufion, I would say that I feel great pleasure In giving you this testimony of the Talu and success ot your preparation. Respectfully, yours, RALPH LEETE. Thev are entirely vegetable, free from all iniunoim in. Kredtents or alcoholic stimulants, always strengthening aim never runnug mo wynvoui. Price 76o per bottle. Hold by Druggists and Stora. keepers in every town and village in the United States and Canadas. eoia oy G. ROBERTS, Columbus, aulfl-dly FRED'K KUKflTKIN, Jr., Cincinnati, COAL! COAL I COAL! T AM NOW DAILY RECEIVING A GOOD 1 article of Coarse Orate Coal, and will .ell either at da. pot or deliver coal on the shortest notice, at the loweat ngure oi ine maraei, ana warrant to give satisfaction. JAMES O'HANE, oo23 Sole Agent of Zane.rllle Coal and Lumber Co. Who Hants a Nice Houae! For sale at a bargain, and on very ea.y payments, that desirable Double Brick House and lot north side of Oak street, ea.t of Seventh. Tbe bnu.e i. new and in good repair, and either half will be sold separately if desired. Also a vacant lot, 43 by 187), feet, adjoining the same on the east. Person, in want of a neat, convenient and oentrally located pieoe of properly, win ao well Dy caning on bu er it conns, aui Hlatt's Building. BLANK BOOKS-Kverr variatv of Blank Book. In .lie. oualitv. man cer of ruling, anil style of binding, constantly on band, or mad. to order at short notice, by a. a. HUKlt a ( O., marl0 High at., oppo.it State Houae. ew Vork Adverlisements. From the AdTertining Agency of 8. M. Pirn.fOltx k Co 110 IN&HKUU Street, New ork. WILLI AH J. SIIAIU'E, Billiard Table Maker, A'o. 148 Fulum St., near Broadway, Aeto York. BILLIARD TABLES, OF ALL SIZES, FOB public or private u.' . with eitt.er marble, i-late. or improved mahoganv bed. AIo bi. Patent Cu.hlon.. juat brought into uae, and are .upetior to all other.. l ue Patent lusurona put on old table, at the shortest notice. Balls, Cue., and ever; thing In tbe line, at the iliort- eat uutice. se2u-dtim THE B1Z1RD POWDER COtiPl.W, MAHfFiL-ri'REKH AND DEALKHM IM HAVING REDUCED THEIR PRICES TO correspond ailh the reduued price of rlaltetre, couiinue to offer their well known brand, of KLrCTRIC INIIiAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY K1KLK Powder, in Keg. and Caniaters. Also, Gunpowder lor BLaaTlNti and MINIM;, comprising a full asiortmeni of qualities and kinds required by the trade, guaranteed to (ire entire .atiafaction. The .tandard of their Powder, which ba. now enjoyed the blghe.t reputation for more than twenty-five yean will be found uuaurpaased by any other manufacture o the kind in the world. - For aale by tb. principal dealer., and a.ao at th. offic of tbe Company Nb. 80 Wall, oor. Water at., New York. A. O. HAZARD, Preaident. A. E. DOUOLASS, Pec'y. mj2l-m-flar NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS AJ TUE New York Fancy Dry Goods Store Deshler'g Corner. THE MOST CnMPI.F.TR STnriT fit! EM. X BUOlllKKIKS erer ODeued Id Columbu.. nuw ouen. ami Belling cheap for caah. rAKAMIl, KIBHONS now .tvle.; BONNtTS, CKAPE COLLARS, FRENCH KS1BROIDKRIE8. DRESS BILKS, EMBROIDERED 8W18S, INEANl'8 WAISTS, UII.-IKKI, 4o. Together with a full stock of TRIMMINUS. niyS Fruit Trees, &c, at Columbus WE HAVE 11ECEIVED A VERY LAHGE .K.nrtinent of the hnem naleable Fruit Tree., So., ' M inoluiling Apple. Peaoh, 1'aar, (ntaudaril aoil prm Tyilwarf) lium, Cherry, guince, Apricot, Nec- Vhm "tarine, (irape Vine., Hooeberrr, Currant, RaBplierrji, Strawberry plant., Khuuaib Root., Osage Or.nxe, kc, &e. Mo.t of tlie.e are from the well known numeric, of E31-wanuer It Hurry, Koohetr, N. V., and those who de.ire auch article, from source, that cau be relied on (in.tead of irresponsible agent.,) will do well to call and make their selection., or .end on their order, speedily. Those who prefer not to plant until apring can have th. tree, kept safely ror them until that time. Catalogues may ba had on application at the Cultivator Office, or at th Nursery. ooiB-dti M. B. BATEHAM ft CO. Spring Goods now Opening! At ihe spacious Stoj-e next door to the American Hotel. AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Comprising all th. newest styles in SILKS. A. beautiful asaortineat of Embroidery (.ouds, Trimmings, De JLaint's, Summer Dress Goods, aud Draperies. A LAROK STOCK OP. Hosiery, Shawls, linens, Prints, and HLEACHED GOODS. Together with everything usually kept In a Dry Good. 3tore. Aa we Intend to .ell for CASH, we ar. vaabled to offer our eu.tomer. great bargain. a .all 1 respectfully aoliclted. W. A . & J. C. McCOY, my5 Next door to the American. WANTED. FROM 1 TO 500,000 FEET. AT THE TUB and Bucket Factory, on the West .Ida of the Scioto Kiver, Columbua, Ohio Whit or Black Walnut, Mulberry, White or Ked Cedar, in log or bolts, for which th highest price will be paid la Cash. Enquire at the Offlct of the Company. N. E. Lit AM AN, Sup't. A. CAHLU1.8, see'y aul-tf Oolumbus Water Works. THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW PREPARED to furnish and fit up ever article In tbe trade, such as Water Closets and Kitchen Sinks. Self acting Water Closets for Public Institution!. Urinals Hot and Cold Baths, Showers, &o., fto. Copper and Brass Force Pumps, warranted not to freeze outnide. ( Hydraulic Water Rams. Water Fountains, Wash Bowls, and Marble Slabs. Tbe best of city re erenee can be given. All repairs Cash when the work is completed. Couotrr orders promptly attended to. JAMIi'rt ANDREW. South Ride of Gay street, between Third and High. ' onll-dlm TUB AND FAIL COMPANY, MANUKACTUHKRa OF Plain and Fancy, Two and Tliree Hoop PILS AND TUBS, COLUMBUS, OHIO. Orders Directed an above will be Promptly Complied with. FACKAOU DELIVERED AT DEPOT FKKI or CUAKUE. N. E LHAUAN, Superintendent. A. Carlible, Secretary. irM FRENCH BOOKS, AND LESSONS IN KKKNCH. A New French Grammar and Dictlunary, by Madkici A. Mot, Teacher ot French in Culumbu. iligh School. Ju.t publi.lied and for .ale by ocW J. U. rilLi'Y & CO. H. A. Mot offer, hi service to private pa ,l. and olaaaea. Term, moderate, AilJien care of J. H. Ki. ley ft Co. nAfhtt UAJNU1NUS, HOUlfc,Ka, DUOUA-X 1 WSi in uakH. Marble., Velre a. Sc., So. Ju.t received, a Hue u.sortment of French Good., neir ttylea, for Hall., Parlor, and I'ubiio Koom.. or .ale cheap by J. U. K1LEV b CO. Alao, a lull .upply of Wall Paper, all gradi ., and Borders, Curtain fapuis, Prints, etc., at wholesale ocvlo Hxtcrjsive Flouring Mill and Distillery FOK SALE. rtmE PDOPERTY WELL KNOWN AS THE X 'HUI.ilE til' ATE MILLS AM) I'lSTILLKK Y," .it-uated in Clintonville, K.ne eouuty, Ulinoi., directly on tbe line of the (ialena and Chicago Union K. K , thirty-rive mile. Irom Cbieago, aud tiro mile, from Elgin, c.n now be purchased low aud on moderate term.. Tbe mill I. one of the bent in the Sta e, having fonr ran of .tone, and five water wheels, ana being aituated in the midst of the finest grain growiDg region of the btate, command, a trade that can not be excelled. The Di.titl.ry 1. capable of running Irom o(M) to 400 bushel, uf grain per day, is in excellent order, aod ha. facilities for doing business as successfully a. any Id th. country. Attacbed to the above I. a Dwelling House, two extensive cattle barn., built of .tone, cooper .hop, offloe and tore, and other convenient buildings. Th. water nower 1. th. beht that nan he fnnnri on Fox Kiver, end i. the only place on tbe River where a roc. foundation oan De tound lor dam and building.. To those wishing to engage in the above business, thi. ofier. an opportunity .eldom to be found. Apply in person or by letter to 8. H. KERFOOT & CO., and 48 South Clark atraet, Chicago, Redzie's Rain Water Filters, THESE FILTERS HAVE BEEN . fully teeted by famllle. in this eity ! and ets.whera, and in all ease, hava ' given the highest .atl.faction. Rain wa ter of whatever oolor, taste or emell, by this means becomes dear as orystal, making it mueh better for drinking or culinary purpose.. Water thus filtered, ia oertaluly better for health, whil. there ia also a great saving in the making of tea, &o.. over hard water. au7dly OORTON Awl UN, LEATHER AT KIMBALL'S. A LAKOE and Ire-h stock of Spanish and Slaughter Hole Leather, Upper do, French and Philadelphia Calf and Kip skins, Just received, and for aale at price, chat eannot fail to please 40-Slgo of the Golden Boot, 149 High at. mylt ASIIKS WANTED. rf CENTS PER BUSHEL WILL BE PAID I for Good Ashes, delivered at the Ohio Penitentiary' mmeaiat.ly. au6 J.N'O. KVVINO, Warden. NUMBER 72. Sailn io State journal. Uonauce f Raggery. Tbe New York Bet aid of Saturday Ut gWel the following interesting account of Huntington, tbe great forger. It exhibits a eerie, of singular operations wbicb, though beginning and ending in rusvalily, are oot without that peculiar ro mance so often linked with roguerj: Since tbe immense frauds perpetrated br Charles B. Huntington on brokers in Wall street nave come to light, there is no small share of cunoaity in the pnulio mind to learn bow it is mat ne cuum have been so successful in bis rouiieries in that place oi sharoera. The frauds committed by Schuyler a oouple of years ago, tuuipieneuueu. ne was me preel-ident ol a railroad company, and intrusted with tbe issue of its stock; and the simDlest mind could understand how, witb implicit confidence reposed in him, he could over-issue Block to almost any amount. But in tbe case of Hun tington whose name has been for tbe last two weeks before tbe public it is difficult to comprehend how he, who was uukoown in financial circles a year or two ago, oould bave succeeded in Tiotimizing the Bote-sbareri of Wall street to the amount of some half a million of dollars. Tbe mode by which he did so we will try to explain. lhe liret trace that we can find of Mr. Huntington's connection with financial matters dates back only so far as 1852, when be and two or inree otner lDaiviouals fell into the hands of the police of this city for the (hare which they bad in petting up a fraudulent khinulapter con cern under tbe title of the "Anacostia Bonk of Washington, D.C." Indictments were found ugtiiuFt bim and bis accomplices on that occasion, but they were never brought to trial, oo account as arnears from an indorsement on the bill of some informalilv or incnmnltita. mss in the proof. We next lind bim. shortly thereafter, having a little box ol an office in Wall street, where he uurponea to cany on the business ot a bill broker in a small retail stvle. 1 bis business consists in acting as a Bort of acent or oo- between for brokers on a larger scale that iB, he would go to a broker, and find out what he would tell certain notes tor, and then, if be lound he could realize any profit by the tran-sacliou, he would buy from one and Fell to another. At this time be boarded up town with bis wife, on a modem scale. He agreed to pay $15 a week for their board, but even tbis moderate sum be did not, it is said, find it convenient to pay. He left that boarding-bouse, and went to the Metropolitan Hotel, where he staved lor some time; but be did not here indulge in any of tbe extravagances into which be afterwards launched. He subsequently went to the New York Hotel, where it seems he oommenced to be more liberal in his expenditures. We afterwards find bim occupying part of a house in Fif- teenm Bireet, ana recently owning two or three houses in Twenty-second street. Nothing iajnoie strange, in connection with Huntington's career, than the fact that hs was bo little known in Wall street or commercial circles. Our reporter conversed to-day with some of the principal brokers on the street ; few of them had dealings with him, and most of them bad never beard of him nntil tbe time of bis arrest. And yet he could raise half a million of dollars ttmong tbat fraternity on forged notes, wherein the signatures did not even pretend to be imitations. - ' . i Tbe supposition is that it Ib only within the last eighteen months that Huntington commenced to operate on forged paper. It may not be even so long. He bad now an ai x Wall street, and professed to carry on the legitimate business of a note broker. As most of our readers are in blissful ignoranoe of tbe business of note shaving, we will briefly descr.be it. Commercial firms, even though tbey may bave large capitul, are constantly compelled to pay by notes on time instead of cash. Tbe accommodation giveu by banks Is limited; and wueu mey ueonue to maae more aavanoes on the notes ot a tlrm, bill brokers are resorted to. These charge more or less discount on the bills, depending upon tbe credit of tbe drawer, and tne length ot time they may bave to rnn before tbey mature. The bills on houses in first rate standing, (technically known as gilt-edged paper) will be discounted at tbe rate of ten per cent, per annum, while on others, not so well known or trusted, the brokers charge a discount of two or three per cent, a month. It follows, therefore, that in times of ordinary commercial prosperity, when bankruptcies are rare, these shavers make quite a handsome profit by their operations. Huntington was engaged in this capital business. Tbe profits of the trade, large as tby must have been, did not eatisly bim. or were insufficient to enable bim to gratify his extravagant taste for fine bouses, costly furniture, splendid equipages, fast horses, and dashing women; bo be resolved to try bin band on that branch of ihe profession wbicb bus conducted bim to a oell in the Toombs. He went to work systematically, and used at first a good deal ol caution to evade detection. He was in the habit of going to tbe office of a broker in high standing and purchasing of bim notes of firms, sometimes to the amount of $60,000 or $80,000 in a week. For these be always paid in certified checks. "He was an easy, dashing-looking follow," said the broker ; "bad always a segar iu bis moutb, and was perfectly cool and nonchalant in his manner, so that be might very well ionpose on one; but there was something about him tbat I could not understand. I could not comprehend why be should come and buy our notes, as we did not divide tbe discount with bim, and be could make nothing by them." He afterwards let out the secret of it. Huntington would buy these notes, duplicate them, sell the notes again, aud use the duplicates as collateral security in raising money. At first, however, be used only lhe genuine notes, and as tbey were always found to be correct, be gradually gained tbe confidence ot those witb whom be had dealings. Wbeube had thus completely disarmed men of all suspicion, he begun to use tbe duplicate or forged notes. His plan was this he would go into a note broker's, say be wanted to borrow $40,000 for a month or so, for which be would give bis own note of hand and certain other bills of such and such dates and amounts as collateral security, aod be would leave a memorandum of these bills. If tbe broker wanted to satisfy himself tbat all was right, he would send to tbe firms purporting to be the drawers, and inquire whether tbey bad out the notes described. Tbey would refer to their books, find that they bad Issued such notes, and consequently ibe broker, not doubting that those offered by Huntington were the real ones, would advance tbe money asked upon, them. With the money thus raised Huntington' would make speculations, or would take up other bills becoming due, or would use it for bis private purposes. And thus he went on Irom week to week and from month to month. Escaping so often undetected, he began to relax in his exercise of caution. Instead of baying up genuine notes and duplicating them, be would sometimes go into a broker's, ask to look at bis paper, run bis eye over tbe amounts, dates, and names of drawers, and would undertake from memory alone, to duplicate such as be thought best fitted for bis purpose. In this, bowover, he sometimes made a slip, for we find that Mr. Kane, a broker, with whom he had extensive dealinus. detected bim on two or thren occasions iu ottering notes which ba discovered to be forgeries, wny mis gentleman did not then hand over tbe culprit into tbe hands of the law, is a question which be will have some difficulty lu answering to the satisfaction of the public. Another broker, holding a note which he suspected to be a foriterv. went tn thn firm nirporting to issue it. and. although it was bnt a clumsy imitation of the genuine note, the party, without looking at it, and by merely referring to tbe bill book, declared it to ba all right. Is it any wonder tbat with such a loose way of doing business, frauds would be perpe-