Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1857-06-10

              COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1857. VOLUME XX. NUMBER 257. Ijio State JJaurnaL IS rCBLlflHlU DAILV TKI-WEUKLY AND WI'KRl.V BI WM. SCUOULEK, Editor. Tiruu Invariably in Advance. Daily 6.00 per year. " j the Carrier, per week. .... 12 cts. Tki-Uu 8.0U per year. Waisn 2 00 Club of ten Md OTer 150 TKRMH OF ADVERTISING BY TOE SQUARE. (Tix turn ou um8 suite a ftgniui.) Oti irelyear..$lo 00; one aqnare week.. .$3 60 Otic " 8 months li 00 ; one ' 3 weesa... 3 00 lid " 6 months 10 Oil ; one " 1 week. ...160 One " 8 months 8 00 ; one 8 days 1 00 One " 2 months 8 60 ; one " Sdava.... 76 Oi.o " 1 month 4 60 ; one " 1 lnnertion 60 Displayed edvertlsementa half more then the above rates. Advertisements, leaded and placed in the oolumo o' Sr.. oial Notices," diwble the ordinary rata. All notice required to be published by law, legal rates. 11 ordered on the Inside exclusively after the first week, 60 per cent, more than the above rates ; but all auoh will appear in the Tri-Weekly without charge, Business Garde, not exceeding fire lines, per yeai, In fide , $J,60 per line ; outside $'1. Nvtieos of meetings, eharltable aooietiea, Are companies, etc., half price. Advertisements not accompanied with written direo-t ons will be inserted till forbid, and charged accord- lgly. All transient advertisements mutt be paid in advance. This rule will not be varied from. Coder the present system, the advertiser paya ao much lor the space he oocupies, the ehangea being uintrifeable with the composition only. This plan la now generally adopted. BUSINESS CARDS. U J. CHITCHFIELD, A. ttornoy At I-a a. , COLUiUltUS, OHIO. Ullice in the Udeou Building, High Street. ma22-dtf S. B. HANNUM, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Copyist, OFFICE HOO Jl NO. 6 JOHNSON BUILDING, COLUMBUS OHIO, HKFKHBNCK8: 9wAT.NS li UjUsa, LblLNUSY N. ULUU, M0 my S. CHITTENDEN, J. ttoruoy At Xj a w , OFUCK IN PLATT'S lilflLDINC, Columbus, Ohio. jsVUdlt ALLEN U. THURMAN, Attoruoy .t Xj v w, (JULIMIIUJSS, O. OFF10K ON HIUH STREET, feb'JO-ly Between Frieud and Uouud st. ill. LILLEY, 33OeOIE-33IlSXXJra3ei -i.Sl) 1(1 it iik Book itlituufuctiirer, High street, between Broad and day sts. 170 COLUMBUS. OUIO. I'll 1 1,. I. I'lMIIUIt, Civil K us i liner, Surveyor and Draughtsman, tltnbee's Bleck, over Kudisill'a, II lull SI ii' i t, t.'uluiiibiiM, Otiio. A I'li KINDS OF LAND AND KNIJlNErill- i. INO Hurvefiug and Leveling; Mapping flatting: M...-liatii-.al aud Architectural lir&wiug, promptly aud F&liM.S'-.lurily executed. Kale.- to U. I.. Hullivaut, Ksq.,.lohn(4rahara, Ksq.,Uol, -. Mellwrv, O. K jylll dlniwly a. a. eaispiu.), t. louuu, a. waikuf It. 10. CHAMPION Hi CO., DSAI.KKS IN 3.-m aax- eUCBaHK aTC! CAM Million, HOCKING, NOHTHEHN, HANKS YlLl.K AND BLACKSMITH. Vard and Office near Kailroad Depot, uc;U COLUMBUa, O. MTAFFOKII & SMITH, AU0TION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Volumbui, Ohio. Ja itot Keal Estate, Stocks, Household Furniture, llry-ttoods, tiroceries, Horses, Carriages, &o., Ike, attended to in city or country, on the must reasonable ternia, liberal advances on consignments deol-dly AIKS. JU. ilOPPEKTON, FASHIONABLE MILLINER, (OLD flTa-tD OF HBAFLKY A HILL,) H10H STREET, COLUMBUS. 4LaTHtraw Hats Bleached aud Pressed. aprlO-ly GOODALE HOUSE, OI.IIMHIJS, OHIO. TUE SUBSCRIBERS ARE HAPPY TO announce that their arrangements are now complete, and this House will be opened to the Public on Tuesday morning, December 30th, 1868. We invite the attention of travelers and others to a Hotel newly finished, furnished and replete in every de partment. No pains shall be wanting on our part to make the Goodale Houie what is desired at the Capital of the State. JAMfiS A. BAItCUS, J. W. COLLI KK, de9 Proprietors. NO'tlCE. rnHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY X entered into a copartnership in the practice of Medicine and Surgery in this city and vicinity, under the name of "Uarr Hill." Office on the corner of Town and Third streets, lately ocoupied by Morrison A Barr. fay Special attention pain to diseases of the Lungs and Kemale diseases. - R. N. BAKU, nolH-tf E. L. HILL LOUIS ItlSKY A CO., Writ li'U of High Sired, between Sick and Friend, MANUFACTURERS OF Stencil Work. Raised Metal Letters, Fur Fancy Sign Work. Firemen nd Military Companies Baggage Che.kti, Poor N urn be, Ac, made to order Also, Electro-Plating and Gilding Pone In the Best Style. OKI Ware Kc-lMiitcd. ee'i7-eodly ItKAL ESTATE. OTOXITNT "W. BAKBn, KEAL ESTATE BROKER, Omce in Platt'a Building, West of the Post Office. HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME R. L. C0UBS, Esq., for the purpose of doing a General Agency Business, we are prepared to Buy, Sell and Ex-ohange for others, on the most accommodating terms, all kinds of Keal Property. Railroad, and other Bnnria and Stocks of all descriptions, and MABLE COLLECTIONS in wniMiiUHiu. apr3 A. It Kit V CO., AUKNTS FOR CIIICKEUINK'S, 1 11 ALLfiT, IMVIS A CO'S I Piano Fortes A. W. LA DO & CO.'S, J ins iilaon k Hamlin's IReloilcons. A General AnKortment of musical Instruments. A'eto Sheet Mutic received every Week. NO. I OI EON BLOCK. nnlO-rl&wlr np'2tt DENTISTRY, SWAIN, N. H X)ori.tlst, , SAVAGF'S NEW BLOCK, ly High at., opp. State Hons. Iron and UraNN Founders, InAiiljr ACTIKE TO ORDER, AND HATB ON HAND, STEAM ENGINES, Boilers and Kill -Gearing. WE ARK ALSO PREPARED TO FURNISH Cast Iron Fronts. Bolts for Brldaei. Sc. Window Cape and Sills, Cast and Wrought Bwltchea, Switch Htanda, Froga and Crossings, W3 US- o rating, mauon ripes, so. 07-JWill Irons or all kinds always on band.rj Kf NEW SHOP, Weatendof tht National Road Bridge. -S Columbus, Ohio, April t, 16.-dawl j PICKAWAY HOUSE, (Opposite the Court House,) CIRCLE V IJLL E , OHIO. Stage Ullice it, Slock lttgister ut this House. A. F. NEWMAN, Fropiieior. malS JOHN R. COOK, Opposite Capitol House, 1 COLUMBUS, OHIO,! IJLU Wholesale and Retail Dealer In U Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals, Which we warrant FRESH AND PURE. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF PERFUMERY and Fancy Goo.1, Burning Fluid, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Iiye-StUJ's, Tobacco, rtnnff and Cigars, Brushes, Hair, Hat, Tooth, Nail, Varulrh and Paint. Pnre Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes. Physicians' Prescriptions rarefntly Prepared, ut AH Hours, Day or Night, auB-wly Hughes & JJtccbc, Manufacturers of Cabinet Furniture, Clmirs He Jflat- tresses oi Every Description, High it. three doom south, of Town it., WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE public that they have constantly on hand a fine assortment of Parlor and Kitchen Furniture of every description, which they wish to dispose of on the most reasonable terms. They wonld alao call attention to a new invention ol their own that they are about to have patented, under the name of the "Centre Hiugc Spring Hod." An article that has won universal admiration by all who have examined lta auperior advantages. The peculiar adaptedness to the purpose designed, the simplicity of its. construction, and the cheapness with which it can be furnished to customers, render the spring bed auperior to all articles nf the kind yet manufactured The Centre Hinge Spring Bed can be fitted to any kind oi bedstead. Relying with confidence upon the merits nf the invention, they do not deem it advisable to send Agents! jto the tela to increase tne sale, nnt tney will ne hsppy towo-eommodate all who fetd an in1ert in the mallei with at opportunity of examining ami jurhiiug lor tbsmselres. jy'i-nwiy JUL eO -". -w s A . The Colnmbnx Fancy Dyeing Establishment IS REMOVED tKOM THK OLD STAND, near the corner of Rich and liigh, to TIMID STUEET, BETWEEN FIUEM) & J101VD. Orders will be received for Pveing and Cleansinir Silk floods of every description, Cottou and Lioen (4ools, Merinoes, Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Beragts, Velvets, Crapes, Gauzes, Blooms, Hosiery, Oloves, Hbawls, Aic, KC. AISO, I.ntlieb' mid GentlemcuN t'armt'iils, 9ilk lAce, Muslin, Pama.k and Mnrean Curtains, Straw Bonnets, Silk and bilk Orestes, natered Carpets, Rugs, Table Covers, So., CLEANSED AND REFINISHED In the best manner. 4) IT Faded or Stained Gooods rehtnred or re dyed. All orders executed with caie and dispatch. ' mar:2e-d3m CHAKLE4 HERBIU. 1 nlte Nodcr! ! ChPitpf r than Kvt-r Buggies ! Carriages ! WE ARK RECEIVING DAILY V tl O M our Manufactory in Xeuia, O., some of the rinehl Family Carriagna, Turn-over Heat Kockaways, Shitting Top Buggies, Trotting Kulkuys aud Spring Wagons, all made of the best Stock and Timber, seasoned trom three to live years. The above articles we oiler to the public i r ii peclion, and at nui-.Ii prices that will ioduce those wishing to procure a carriag, to buy of us. All work Warranted. Re)xntory Town Street, one door Fast ol the Frankni. Bank, Columbus, Ohio. auH-dawlv SHANNON ft HAYEKS. Blake, Williams & Co. CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, COLUMBUS, OHIO, HAVE NOW THE GREATEST VARIETY and Quest quality of Bugios CarriagoH ever offered for sale in this market, Consisting of Family Carriages, Light One horse Kocka-ways, Phaston BuggieB, Light HhiltingTnp Buggies, extra fine Light Trotting Buggies, Spring Wagons, small Oiuuibus-ea or Hacks, F.xtenalon Tod Barouches. Light Road and Phyaiciana'Sulkies, All of which we warrant to live satisfaction. Our prices shall be as low as any Establishment in the West ern country, who sell work of equal quality. Call and examine our work before purchasing ulHewliere. neconu-nana iiuggies taken in exchange lor new work. Repairing done ou short notice. Hhons and Repository on Front, between State and Town sta. h'u JEWELRY. r LESQUEREUX & SONS, IMPORTERS Lis and Dealers In WATCHEd AND JEWELRY, have removed from their former stand toAMIIlUS' ULUL'K, a few doors south of Neil House, where tiier have opeusu a large and well selected atone or Xlxio W atohoia, Watch Hateriala and Tools, Rich Jewelry, Milver and Pla- tea ware, blocks, fancy (ioods, hreuch and English Perfumery, &c. All their loodaare received direct fromuianufactursra. fheir atock olfera rreat Inducements to merchants and all who wish a gooa article at a moderate price. 4tarWatehes, Jewelry and Clocks oarelully repaired anil warranted. March a, IHfttf-rtlr Fine Watches and Jewelry. BLYNN & BALDWIN ARE NOW RECEIVING a new stuck of Watches, Diamond Work, Jewelry, Silver Wiire, Gold Spectacles, Plated Uoodx, Gas Jiurncrs, etc.. etc. We think we can oiler inuuesmenta to nurchasers. iau and sue. anVH Turned (he Corner Removal. BUCK. HAS REMOVED U13 CLOCK, w Aion-iHAivifu, ana jbiyrxni ahikd-.TV4:. lUbnitjtit to DEdKLEK'S New $irjt BulWinK, on Towd otreet, ad lolainfr the Krankliu Jlauk, wher he will be glad to accommodate the Publio with every thing iu inn line l the vry iownt ratet. aprls Clothing! T. W. CARPENTER & CO., A RE NOW RECEIVING, AT THEIR NEW -tfL BUILDIN0, on Town Street, their Spring and Summer (Ioods, Comprising, every variety of READY MADE CLOTHING), or uDuitDiuau biqupij. wnitr, also, nsis, vaps, rnirts Collars, Carpet Macks, Umbrellas, Ac, &c, all of the latest styles. We would respectfully Invite those wishing to purchase goods in our line, to call and examine our Stock, which is now full and complete, which we claim to sell at Fair Rates. Some of our goods are of a quality not exoolled in beauty, durability and style by any house in this city. ap'24-dwly C. lilierly & Co., NO. 1 COMMERCIAL HOW, Corner of nigh ami Friend Streets, ARE JUST RECEIVING THEIR NEW STOCK of Dry Goods and Groceries ' or the Spring Trade, which will be add to suit tht times. Butter. Eggs, Rage. Lard. Ac. Ac. are taken In ei. change for gooda at caah prloea, and the highest market pnee pam at au times, marKS-wtf RANDALL & ASTON, W holesale and Retail Dealera In Hooks & Stationery. BLANK BOOKS, Wall and Window Papers, OIL PAINTINGS, Lithographs and Engravings, WINDOW SHADES', CORNICES & FIXTURES, Hull tind Green Hollands, GILT & ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS. M-FllAMEd on hand and made to order. tr PAPERS of almost every description. And an endless variety of fancy and useful articles for Ladiea ana uentiemen, all oi wnicu will lie sold very low for CASH, at Whiting's Old Stand, Columbus, O. marVO J. H. RILEY & CO., COLUMBUS, OHIO. DEALFJtU IN Law ltledical and School Itooks. IlLANIC BOOKS, A , ysne, atyle and pattern of Ruling, on hand and made to oraer. Railroad and Insurance Offices, Dunks, itrokerH, aim couniy uiucers, Supplied with any article In the Line of Stationery on ine imisx lerma, ana an wort warranted. Blank Notes and Drafts Job Printing and BOOK BINDING. A full aupplv at all times of valuable Standard Works. Foreign and American Editions. A good stock of valuable Mechanical and Scientific Works at all tlmea. All the New Books received direct. French, English and American Statiomert, Wholesale and Retail. Also, Paper Hangings and Borders, tr The most extensive Stock West of Philadelphia. "5 Window Shadoa and Fixtures, Window Cornices, Fine Mirrors from S to 8 feet, French Plate Oil Paintings and Engravings, Portrait and Picture Frames, always on hand and mads to ordor. Cutlery and Gold Pens, Work Botes and Dressing Cases, Card Cases and Porte Homes, Cloth, Hair.nai, waiiand Tooth Uruahes, Pocket Mooka, Wallets, Bin nnianrs. o. maro-wnmidtr BDCB fWI.W, HAHPtON U. UK.VMAN, THUS, KW1NQ, JR. ElVING, DENMAN & CO., A. ttoruoys a. t Iiaw, LEAVENWORTH CITV, KANSA8. Reel Estate Purchased and Mold on Commission. Special attention paid to Locating I.ands In all nana ot the Territory. vuRitms Boitinr i sold, &c, &c. mar23 dw3m lll llll iwi.vu, Late of St. Louis. VBOM. SWINfl, jk , Late of Cincinnati. EWING BROTHERS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW LEAVENWORTH CITY, It AUSAB, Will practice in all the Courts of the Territory, and in the North Western Counties of Missouri, mar'l-dittfrfi Fashionable Hatter, NEIL HOUSE, Columbus, OUlo, Y STOCK OF SPRING AND SIJMMKR UOUDS la now comnlete. to which 1 in vite the attention of the public. My stock Is from tin best luauularturer i-ast, and warranted of ths hue! qualities. My I inib Beaver, anil others, are of superior qualities ami due finish, varying from $3.fiU to ST. Youths and Children's Fancy Gooda of every description. Also, a good assortment of hue Caps for Men and Buys, new aud beautiful styles. sly Hpring style of Silk Dress Hat la No. 1, and Irora me ue.it r-asteru nianiilactiirers, aud ul superior iiuali ties. ilen's fine soft Hals ol every shape, color aud qual ity, sieu s nue lancy Tiummer, straw, Leghorn, Faua ma, and every variety of Summer Hoods now worn, myll H. riMTB. Columbus Machine Mauufkturiiig trip . vriV.-j)aWLtWI'l1'Tr .-faMl'-e-v-iT-.. a! c mn :u ym.. mr -m" (LATE EAGLE FOUNDRY,) MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Also, all kinds of Railrond Work V Machinery Switchi"!, Switch MUnda, WronghtaudCast Froga, 11 u Crossings, Car Wheels, " Pedestals, " Oil Boxes, " Ales, Water Sulion Pipes, Castings, Mill Hearing, for Saw Grist Mills, Shafting and Pulleys, Machinists' Tools. Cast Iron Fronts, Window Caps and bills tor houses. Cast h Wrought Gratings, Boiler Iron, Vaults fcTanka, Iron Bridges and Roof". nolts, Horging. Turning, Screw-outtingand Planicjr, ill all riABi-rintinntf. All orders for the sbov. wort WILL BE FILLED PROMPTLY, AND 1KB WOKK DONE IN THK BbST MAN-NKK. msicrniia : JOHN 8. HALL, I F. J. MATTHEWS, WM. TREV1TT, J. P. BRUCK, AMOS MoNARY, PETTER AM BOS, LUCIAN BUTTLES. JOHN S. HALL, President. CHARLES AMBOS, Sttp't. H. CRARY, Socretary and Treasurer. Columbus, Jan. 7, 1866. jal4-dly f3DO aV.td3n.-wtla. Tbe suhscribor has the AGENCY For several Countlen in CENTRAL AND Southern Ohio, For which ho desires to employ 55 Towns, H TOWNSHIPS s Counties, To assist In Canvassing, T for which he will give B3 I T , . . w jltlt:ill in 111. Sub-Agents, h S And prompt payment for IN Addresa, anl7 efficient Men. J. W. 8TRON0, Rox 47ft, Colnmbus, Ohio. T R. PAUL A CO. ARE PREPARED TO J furnish Families, Hotels, saloons, Groceries, Rail Roads, ftc, ftc, with rURF. ICK, taken from one half to one mile above the Penitentiary, by the hundred or season contract, on most favorable terms. Orders left at Shedd ft Miller's grocery, Town street, opposite Gwynne Block, at D. W. ft W. W. Hill's meat atore, Huckeye mock, at J. rt. rain s ouice, in uumers warehouse, or by note through the Post Office, to J. R, Paul, will be promptly attended to. ap2-d3m U c r k shire LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, V I I si-it-uu, iviHaa, MARVIN KEEB, AGENT, NO. 1 ODE.)N BLOCK, COLUMBUS, OHIO. mar7 Woollcy's FINE ART GALLERY, A DOORS SOUTH OP THE UNITED H STATICS HOTEL, west side of High street, the only place where Photographs are taken life aire on Oil Canvass. Ambrotypes, Photographs and Meiographs, and all pictures porUining to tbe art taken Id the very best style, on tne most reauu rami. Photographs on Oil Oanvasi taken from a Daguerreotype or Ambrotype as well aa from Ufa. jaTl-wBm B. J. W00LLEY bdhtinqto-v men. johx n, mmi, idwihd a. iitih, 1007. 1007. Fitch, !Sortle& Co., PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND C0HTII8SI01 Z9JCoafDlB.n.3aia.'f;M9 PIQ IRON AQENTS, Dealers in Flour, Salt, Water Lime, High Wines, tie, Warehouses East k West End of Scioto Bridge, IIKOAD STREET, COLUMBUS, O., MAKE CASH ADVANCES ON Consignments of propeity to be sold In thla or ta.lcrn Markota. Freights onueigned us, to be for-waided, will not be subject to Drayage. We have tbe only Warehouxe In Columbus that la situated both on Canal and Railroad. Being Agenta fur asveral Transpor tation Lines we can at all tlmea give shippers the au vantage ot the Cheapest, ICeliablc ICoutes. They will therefore readily see tbe advantage of consigning property to us, and not by any particular route from loiumDua, maxv-uiy THE LA KG EST WOOD TYPE MANUFACTORY In the Unit-id States, AT COLUMBUS, OHIO. JaOxfey BSaTiavir-iai PROPRIETORS. TO PRINTERS IN THE WEST. ALONG EXPERIENCE IN TUE MAND FACTURE of WOOU TVl'E baa suggested to us so many Improvements In the preparation of the wood used, as well as in the mechanical eiecution of our work, that we feel confident we have attained A DEGREE OF PERFECTION hitherto unknown In this department of industry. jtaT We have availed ourselves of facilitiea which ens ble ua to furnish printers on the MOST EASY AND ACCOMMODATING TEEMS, when their orders are accompanied by proper references. EVERY SIZE AND STYLE OF WOOD LETTER la manufactured, from the most diminutive to the very largest suitable tor tbe MJ1MM OTH POS TERS to common in the present day, and either plain or d'lfli-oated for colors, aud are made in A Style of Elegance and Beauty of Proportiononly attained by the most experienced aith-te. 4 J- W are permitted to relet U the lollowing pracli oal men who hare used and seldom type, and prunoufcaMit them ol auperior and unsurpassed quality: A. W. Fairbanks, him of Harris, ialrbauks U., Cleveland. George pear, arm or Gray, Beardaley, - ,tu l (, Gifveland. Soupp Brass, and Langdua A Rounds, Chicago. 1'omeroy & Co., Detroit. Andrews 4 Jarger, Toledo. L. Johnson A Co., Type Foundora, Phila. Cincinnati Type Foundry, Cincinnati, aud Proprietors ol the Fact, Journal and Statesman OStt, Columbus. Ohio. Aar Orders addressed luIUY BROTKEiW, Colueabfti, OtiiilillresivA proaupt attuntit.u. no?9.atit' Card to the Public. WINCHESTER TAKES THIS METHOD of Informing the citlzsns of Columbus and stran gors visiting the city that he has RKSl1Ii:i BUSINESS Al, IS THE ROOMS DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE GOODALE HOUSE, Occupied by Mr. GruwoM, fttnl will be happy to wait ou fell winning ncmren ot tnbmiteiTea or mends. Having lost my Book by tbe recent fire, I would mo-nt respectfully iuTite those knowing themnelTea indebted to me to kit me t call, ana tbos having claims iKainst me mil a i ho pruwui iiiein ana i win endHavor to meet thttm. K e ri pec t fully, &o., (Ilfi-d8m apl 1). li, WINCHKSTF.R. IMPORTANT TO NEBRASKA EMIGRANTS! 1000 Lots for Donation! To lYrtioiis Uaildiug; tliereou, by the I.AK1EU CITY COMPANY. rpiJlS POINT IS LO0ATED ON THE X Missouri Hirer, 14u nillus above Omaha City, and opposite the mouth of the James River of Minnesota, aud being also the crossing of the Dubuqut- h St. Paula 4 Pacllic K. K., rendera it one of the best poiuts on the Hissouri niver in neorasaa territory. It is surrounded by a well timbered countrv. and can not be surpassed in this Union for fertility of soil. To capitalists ima is me vett point on thla Hiver, and must soon outstrip all of thein. information lurnisbed orafu. Correspondence solicited. Addresa M. L. CAMFUELL, I'rPN. Omuha City, N. T., or Campbell, Link (t Co., Land Agents, Unier City, N.T. H, B. Curtis, Esq., Mount Vernon, Ohio. S. L. Campbell At Co., Land Agents, Omaha City, N.T. Cravsia a Co., Sioux City, Iowa. S. S. Cttrtia, Florence, N. T. ap?7-dw6m $1,000 Reward ! rPHE AMERICAN COPPER LIGHTNING -a. huh i;uurAiM x will pay une Thou sand Dollars to any person who will prove an Instance where a building furnished with Lyon's Copper Lightning Rods ever sustaining a cent's worth oi damage from the etrects of lightning: although often struck, have always stood the test, while iron rods Invariably fail, as every one knows. Three millions of feat of this rod wafl made and aold In Massachusetts last year, and not less In New York. It la destined to supply the place of all Iron rods. Any one wishing their buildings supplied with thia valuable oonductor can leave their ordera with MASON ft BLISS, High atreet, Columbus, who are agenta for several coiintlea In Ohio. P.S. If any one wants any kind of an Iron rod with Lyon ' Improved Insulators, thnjr will be furnished at aix cents pmr root. Anycommunlcatlnn addressed to me at Columbus, Ohio, will receive promptattentlon. Iy7-wtf K. E. LEE, General Agent DISSOLUTION. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX X ISTINO under the Brm of A. P. Stone ft Co., was thla day dissolved by mutual consent, S. I). Alfred having disposed of h la interest to tbe remaining partners, who are authorised to collect all debta due, and will pay au claims against me iae nrm. A. P. STONE, GEO. F. O'HARRA, O. B. STONE, J. O. THOMPSON, Columbus, Jan. 20, 1867. S. D. ALFRED. N E WFl R M . HTHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR' JL CHASED the interest of S. D. Alfred in the late firm of A. P. atone ft Co., will continue the business as usual at No. 4 Gwynne Block, under the atyleof Stone, 0'Harra k jo, a. v. numr., ' GEO. F. O'HARRA, O. B. STONE, Jan. 20, 1857. ja31 J. G. THOMP ON. -- ': MEDICAL INFIRMARY AND Water Cure Establishment, AT COLUMBUS, OHIO, FOR FEMALES ONLY. Open at all seasons. Send for Circular. Addresa oc6 wly W. SHEPARD, M. D. Tor Sale. DOUBLE HOUSE ON LOT NO. fi,2C5, . on Water Street. Terma accommodating. Inquire of fein-fllv aplT 0. W. KENT EHRKNKR0OK, IS fc;t..i,.'ji-. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NEWS! NEWS!! NEWS!!! New Book and Periodical Store, IN IM.ATT'S IHH L 1)1 N(,i, Three Doors from (he Post Office, STATE STREET, TI THERE ALL THE POPULAR MISCEL VV LANEOUii Works of the day may be found in great variety. Also, tbe lollowing Weeklies and Monthlie. Ballou'aPlctotlal, Flag of our Union ; New York Ledgor; Harper's Weekly; Police Gazette; Spirit of the Times; Scientiflo American; True Flag; New York Clipper; Boston Pilot; New York Heral.l; New York Trlbuue; Life Illustrated; Harper's; Godey'a Lady 'a Book; Mrs Stephens' Illustrated Monthly; Peterson's; The Waverly Balluu'i Dollar Monthly; Graham's; The Knickerbocker; Putnam; School ellow; Young People'a Ulumlna- t-d; Lealie'allluatr'ed Weekly; flack wood; London Punch; New York Journal; London Newa; Nick Nax; Thompson's Bink Note Yankee Notions; List; Household Words; Waverly Magatine; United States Msgailne; Weekly Novelette; and Youth's Cabinet; Leslie'! Gazette of New A ppleton's Railroad Guide York ft Tarls Fashions. Kansas Aa It Is; Minnesota As It Is; Iowa As It Is; T-1 I,- . T3I l-w I!m.b . 111V IVaUW, IKI'I, "J -JtuM, Pocket Mapsof Western States ft Territories; Explorations of tbe Ml eteenth Century Doctor Antonio; Earnest Unwood; Irenins, or the Mask of Lord Chatham Inquire Within, or 8700 Facts for the People; All of Mrs. Southwortb'i New Novels. Just received by mar21-dly apHO R. KENNEDY. J. II. Kiley & Co. IMI'EI! IIANGINUS, 187,000 r i o o o s . SPRING STOCK! Large Variety New Patterns. FRENCH AND AMERICAN Tapers, Borders, Decorations, 1 ItD PKINTS FOR FIRE BOARDS. OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS. rORTRUT & PICTURE FRAMES, Curtain Bands, New Styles Cornices, Jlrencn jfatterns. WIND 0 W SHADES, IN GOLD AND COI.OR-i. (Shades made to order.) Buff Miami, from 31 to 62 in Width. I'urtaiu Loops & Centre Tassels. Picture Cords and Tassels. O sy Mirrors. WINDOW PAPERS, ALL COLORS. The above la the Largest and Best Stock of Gooda in the Hue ever olfered iu Ohio, aud will be sold Cheap. apl Kandall & Aston HAVE RECEIVED THEIR SPUWO STOCK of WALL PAPERS & BORDERS Aud olfer entirely new styles of Papers of the best makers, A hue stock of Beautiful Decoration or Halls, Ceilings & Churches, GOLD PIPERS AND BORDERS Of the moat beautiful designs, purchasing. Cail and examine before marl7 Eliaha Kent Kane. THE DISCODRSE ON THE DEATH OF X tbe lamented Dr. Kane, delivered in the Senate Unamber, uiiumbua, Marcti 9, i&7, oj tier, jainea iioRtf, D. U.; publutneu bj requeat ol manj cimena. rnce lue. ap'iO K AND ALL h ASTON. SPLENDID ENGLISH ENGRA-VINGS KRESH STToCK All Historical Subjects, from the Original Paintings by the Old Maatera. Sizes 28X36 and iiuXl'J. Call and examine the atock while fresh. mal2 KAN HALL It A3T0M. A FISH STORY ! BEING A TREATISE ON THE Artificial Propa-atlon of certain kinds of Pl.h, with the description and habits of such kinds aa are the must suitable for culture iu ponds aud basins; by Theo-dotus Oailick. For sale by mal9 RANDALL ASTON. MERCHANT TAILORS. into AND SPRING OPENING ! P. ROSE HAS MOVED HIS STORE TO THE room one door north of the Nell House entrance, where he has opened the finest stock of Goods for Gentlemen's Wear To be found In the oity, consisting in part of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Of the finest gradea and latest styles, selected by himself, from the beststockstobefoundiuNewYork. Also, a general assortment of every grade of Goods usually kept In the best Merchant Tailoring establishments east. Also, a fine lot of READY MADE CLOTMXG, Manufactured exDresslr for himself, that he can recom mend, both In Goods and Workmanship. His friends and customers are invited to call and examine for tbemselvos before purchasing elsewhere. As be attends personally to business, he leels confident he can please all who may favor him with their patronage. apl JOHNSON RUII'DINU, 18 HOW BICUTIira 1118 Spring and Snmmer Cloths, Cassimeres and Testings. Also, the very best quality of all kinds ot Ready Made Clothing. . Gentlemen wishing a anit of clothes got np In the latest New York styles, can be furnished with one at all times at greatly reduced prices. mar26 COLUMBIAN HALL, For Concerts, Lectures, &c, THE BEST II ILL IN OHIO. CHAS. A. WAGNER, Agent. ap25-d3m Mowers & Kcapcrs. FARMERS WISHING A SIMPLK, DURABLE, a Long Tried and Reliable Machine, for Reaping and Mowing, can be supplied by applying to us. No risk is incurred, as we, aa furmerly, Oder the following warrantee: That totisaction snail be given, and that our Machine it tuverior to ami other, the vurchater beina the ;udp. Reasonable notioe must be given na If the machine does not prove satisfactory npon trial. aplO-wBm TJrbana, Ohio. io Slate ourual. A Panther FUticuired and Booted to Deulli. Mr. W. R. Stockeod. a sinewy, (tout, active young Scotchman, associated iu farruiiip- with Mr. Liinklater, Tenalquot riaius, WaHUiiigton Territory, recently killed quite a large panther, air feet seven inches in luiieht, in a fair fist and boot fight the circumstances attending wmcu are related as follows: It seems that at the further end of a large field, about a quarter of a mile from the house, Mr. 8tockend discoverd quite a movement and disturbance among a lot of hogs that were kept in the field. He at once nroceedtd in the direction to ascertain the cause, when, to his surprise, at a short distance from the hoes, he discovered that a favoriUi young dog was en gaged in a conflict with a punthcr. Determined to save the dog, ut all hazards, he resolved to Interpose in the fight, ezpectiog to frighten the panther up a tree that stood bard by. when be could return to the house for his rifle and bring it down. He accordingly gave the animal a substantial kick, when it ceased its en gagement with tbe dog, straightened itself erect on its hind legs, and pitched into him. in me meantime tbe young dog made a nasty retreat for some distauce. The contest now seemed to bo a desperate and very unequal one, but there was no escape irom it tor our friend atockend. i ne panther made a furious dash at him, but retaining his full presence of mind, he met it with a furious kick. The fight now assumed the character of a "rough and tumble," and a volley of well directed blows and kicks disabled the animal somewhat. He called his dog back, and the faithful young auimal, as if ashamed of having deserted its master in the hour of peril, and as it to make amends for its ungrateful conduct, entered into the conflict with unequaled fierce- nss. Mr. atockend nnally succeeded in get ting one foot firmly planted upon the neck of ms assailant, and keeping tne other in rapid motion iu the direction of the animal's head, soon brought the contest to a close. He hus no doubt but that tbe long heavy boots which be had on were the means of saving his life. The fight lasted, first to last, about fifteen minutes, in tbe course of which Mr. Siockend was somewhat severely bandied. Uis shoulder was badly scratched he received a severe wound from the teeth of tbe animal in the thigh and was badly scratched in several places, altnougb by no means dangerously, or by which he will hereafter be disabled' Can any one of. our cotemporaries beat the panther fight of our friend Stbckend? Pioneer, tOlympia, W. T.) Mauh 27. Interesting to Topees. The recent death of a young man in Brampton, Canada, from tasting of the "essence ol brandy, "with which be was manufacturing cognac, and the revela tion of the fact that strychnine is largely uad in tbe manufacture ol wniBky, nas awakened some attention to the nature of the drinks which are sold for pure spirits. Brandy, sin wino. and whisky are so adulterated that com paratively little pure liquors can be purchased. Most ot tho brandies are a mixture of diaboli cal ingredients, caustio enough to burn oak chips, to say nothing of the delicate tissues ot the buman system, tne Bpringneld Ke- publican says: "No secret is made of this business. The drug dealers of New York advertise openly 1 . l-L.l -. tne compounds oy means oi wnicn tne vne imitations of spirituous liquors are made. A circular fretn one of these drug houses, in forms tho world that brandy number one the best sort, we take it Is made of "oil of brandy," a poisonous ether, oil of bitter almonds, (as poisonous as prussic acid,) etherial wine, alcohol, sugar aud Malaga wine. No. 2 oil of brandy, acetic ether, tama rinds, cherry juice, sugar all colored with burnt sugar. No. 3 oil of brandy, etherial oil, bitter almonds, elder flowers, and tannin. No. 4 oil of brandy, acetic ether, oil of peach and alcohol. (Jin oil angelica, oil of juniper, rum, essence ot lemon, sate, syrups, and water; if smokiness is required, add a Lew drops of creosote and to make it biting upon the fialate, add some caustic potash. The circu-ar advises manufacturers to use "with discre tion." tamarinds, French plums, cherry juice, brown sherry, oak shavings, tincture of catechu' powdered charcoal, DiacK tea, ground rice, and other ordinary materials, well known to distillers and recuhers. we should advise drinkers to use these villainous mixtures with discretion and throw them into ths gutter."The adulteration of liquors is carried on as largely abroad as in this country, and the Ciiatntn-houaa brand is no puarantv of curitv Thousands of pipes of raw spirits are annually exported trom this country, to bs returned in tne snape oi ine, oranay, ojc, wnicn contain not a tune oi grape juioe. 9-1 heard an anecdote the other day; let me clone with it, to show how profound is her sense of dependence on the tbrilt and industry of the North for the very comforts or life. That most eloauent of all Southerners, as I think, Mr. Pren Use of Mississippi, was addressing a crowd of some 4,000 people, defending the tariff, and, in tbe course of an eloquent period which rose gradually to some beautilul climax, he painted the thrift, the energy, the comfort, the wealth, the civilization ot tne Morln, in glowing colors, when there rose up on tbe vision ot tne assem bly, In the open air, a horseman ol magnificent proportions; ana, just at tne moment oi nutnea attention, when the voice of Prentiss had ceased, and tbe applause was about to break forih, the horseman exclaimed, " D n the North " The curse was so much in unison with the habitual feeling of a Mississippi audience, that it quench ed tbeir enthusiasm, and nothing but respect for tbe speaker kept tbe crowd from applaud ing the horseman, rrentips turned ms lame loot around, and said, " Major Moody, will you rein in that steed a moment?" He assented. Said he, " Major, the horse on which you sit, came from Upper Missouri; the saddle that surmounts him came from Trenton, N. J.; tbe hat on your head was made in Danbury, Conn the boots you wear came from Lynn, Mass.; the linen of your Blurt is irisn, ana coston maae it up; your broadciotn coat is oi juowen manufacture, and was cut in New York; and if to day you surrender what you owe the ' d d North,' you would sit stark naked." Laughter Bnd long applaase. Wendell Phillips. A Mower's Imiiokucb. Wendell Phillips, in a recent lecture in the East told the following touchinir storv: It is the story of a mother, on the green hills or Vermont, noiaing oy me rigns nana a son, sixteen years old, mad with love ot the sea. And. br aha stood bv the garden gale on a sunny morning, she said: "Edward, they toll me for I never saw the ocean that the great temptation of the seaman s life is drink. Promise me, before you quit your mother's hand, that you will never drink." And, said he (for he told me the story,) I gave her the promise, and I went the troad globe over Calcutta, the Mediterranean, San Francisco, t.h Hane of Good Hope, the North Pole and the South I saw them all in forty years, and I never saw aglass filled with sparkling liquor that my mother's form by the garden gate on the green hillside of Vermont, did not rise before me; and to day, at sixty, my lips are innocent of the taste oi liquor. Monkey Thbatiuoaxs. We learn from a Paris letter in the New York Evening Poll that a Monsieur Hodson has just established in 1'aris a theatre of learned monkeys, but so far the representations of his apish troop have not realized his expectations. It seems that M. Hodson "has deeply studied the character of monkeys, aud Is ol opinion that they are a racewuica an (imimcui uui Keeps in reserve for the time when humanity shall have fallen into toe decay towards which it is now tendingl" Tho incorporation of the monkey race idto the human family, he thinks, will be accomplished in about five huud red years, With this conviction, M. ilodson Drought his pets to Paris, in order, we suppose, to foreshadow ihts future character uf the dranial Whether he expects that the absorption of the genus monkey iulo the genus homo will begin ni r arm we ttie uui, lutormeu, oui tils aeuut with the interesting creatures at the French metropolis must be regarded as a satire on the frivolity of the Parisians. &&.A student at une of our Slate Colleges bad a barrel of ale deposited in his room, contrary to usage. He received a summons to ap pear before tbe President, who said: "Sir, I am informed that you have a barrel ol ale lu your room." " Yes, tir." " Well, what explanation cauyou make?" "Why, tbe met is, sir, my linyaicinn advises me to try a little each day as a tonic, aud not wisi.ing to stop at the various places where tbe beverage is retailed. 1 con cluded to have a barrel taken to my room." "Indued, aud have you derived any lieueflt Iri.in the use of it V " Ah, yes, sir. When the barrel was first taken to my room, two days mnce, I could scarcely lilt it. Now I can carry it with the greatest ease." We believe the witty student was discharged without special reprimand. Rochester Union. Mankind jcot sj bad afiei All. It is a curious thing that the mau, in all England, whose duty it la to know most about crime, (May hew) has tieeu beard to say, that he finds more and more to excuse iu men, aud thinks better of human nature, even alter traekiue it through its most perverse and iutolerable courses. It ia the man who has seen nothing of life who is intolerant of his lellow -men. Misanthropical people have in most cases been made misanthropes by hoping too muoh. But go on, thiukiug the best you can of mankind, working the most you can for them, never scolding them because they will not be wise iu your way; aud, even then, being sure that, think as gently and as lovingly as you cau,you have dealt but a scant measure of tolerance to your lellow men. Arthur' Helps in Fraztr'i Magatine. MiaiTK, NEWTON & UKAUUVKtS, 481 ltrooine Street, New York, MANUFACTURERS OF THE PAT-fcNr AliUH WKUf I'LAMi l'MNO iOKljj,cel-eonued lr depth, fulluess, richness, parity, and a pcu-liar siuiuff qunlity of tlioir turn, fur which they hare received the h ghtMt encomfiiaig from the greatest musi cal celebrities ut the coumry; aud to every fair, when brought in competition with other instiuaieuts, have ob tained the highest premium, 'the fnient Arch Wrest Plank, which is owucd and used only by us, guarantees their stitnding in tune longer than any other instrument; while their unprecedented demand in all parts of the country la a sufficient proof of their excellence. A liberal discount to Clergymen, Schools aud the trade. je6-dly-a SOMETHING NEW! Hall's oang Amctica Fire-ciaeket ristol. THIS IS ADMITTED TO BE THE moat am u wing Tuy ever uttered to Young America, suited to Jill time of tne rear. Jt make a report equal to tue cumruun i'itol, and carries ft ball frith the Htme precision for ten pacttn, ttiouxb not with force enough to kill, making it th ouly chuap and harmless tiniol for target practice in txiitenc. 100,000 sold in four weekul Katail ptice, 2b cuutu and upwards, according to the markut. Trade price, 14 doll am per hundred j?lntols, canti ou delivery. Seut by exprttflg to any part of the cuuutry. A, W. HALL, 335 Broadway, New York, Inventor and 8oie Manufacturer. A full dettcrWiUon, with eDtrravmirri, hent to any ad drdHH iQ receipt of a postage Mump. MKtvLKALfVh.Kl courjtantiy on nana. IT iuuu Agenta Wanted. A beautilul specimen naioi tent or exprenn or mau. prepaid, on recti pt ol $1. jett-dlm-a PATENT SPRING BED8, PATENT JL Svrina Under Beds. iure Hair Mattresses, and rat- eiU Improved 1'remium Mmquito f,anoptes and Aa. we msnulsotme and oiler lor '.ale the best lleds ever sold In this or auy other market. A person il Inspection will satinty any one ot the correctness of what we state. Our MoBquito Nets combine beauty, cheapness, aimpllo-ity, and perfect security agsinst insects, without ob-atrucliug the circulation of air. De&tere and othera will coiioult their own interest by examining our Beds and Nets before purchasing eUewhere. C. B. ft W. MIKATTON, Agenta, jed-J.'Sm-s 201 Cansl st , N. Y-, (east Bruailway.) Jouven's Kid-Glove Cleaner. JOOVKN'S Klll-iiLOVK CLEANER. .lOUVKN'S KIU-ULOVE CLKANKK. .IOUVKN'3 KlU-WLOVK Cl.KANKIl, JoUVKN'ti KiU-ULUVK CLKANKK. 25 cents per bottle-. 26 ceuts per bottle. V5 cents per buttle, li csuisper bottle. 76 cents per bottle. V5 ceuts per buttle lb cents per bottle. 26 cents per bottle. Une nottie cleans 6U pair One bottle cleans iu pair. One buttle Cleans 60 pair. One bottle olrana SJ pair. Aa no odor proceeds from the pieparation, tbe glove can be worn tmmtdutteJi atter it is cletued. With a pleo of Uannel, apply a small portion of the preparation very lightly, and the dirt will instantly ditappear. It la the Hrticle Uhed by the Kid Glove slauufautmeia of Franoe, to Impart that purity of bnlh aud eutinesa for which their (i loves ate ao Justly celebrated. It eleana Kid Slippers, and white aim coiured Kid Gloves elegantly, is also an excellent arliole lor the t diet, and for beautifying the complexion, removing tan, pimples, etc, far exceeds in exte.lenue any ol the thousand and oue prrp. aratmni usually sold for that purpose. Jne trial at the triding expense of 'lb cents, will couvince any one that the article Is all that it is claimed to be. Try a bottle of it tor 2b cents, aud you will never wish to be without It. It can be obtalued of all llruggisls aud Dealers In Faucy lioud in Columbus Ohio, and at wholesale of the sole proprietors, CLAKK CO., U35 Broadway, New York. A liberal discount to the trade. As there Is an Inferior article in the market, buyers will be careful to see that the name ot Cj-srk at Co. Is upon eaoh bottle which they puicbass. Ie6-d:lm-a 550,000 Acres Selected Pine aud Farming Lands in Michigan. The St. Mary's Falls Ship Canal Co'y OFFER FOR SALE THESE LANDS, which are principal!) situated in the Lower fenirj , sular of Michigan, on and in the vicinity of the large streams, easy of access, aud selected under more favorable circumstances than ANY OTHER WESTERN LANDS, Werechoien with particular reference to their location oa the streams aud the quautity and quality of the pine timber. On thia account For Lumbering Purposes, Tbey are very desirable and valuable. The atreami are larif and capable uf floating loirs at all Meanom of the year, with harbora at their mouthn, on the Lake. At many of thette pmutu settlementa and extensive lumber operations are tunned and conducted with uniform snc-oefM, proving already the mont proti table lumber opera- lions in toe union, ami naving acens, of mean oi lakv navigation, wttb CHICAGO, DETROIT, And the other great Lumber Markets of the country. Tracts or from 40 to 40,00(1 acres Will be found at conveuient points, alfording opportunities for either a small or the most extensive lumbering operations. A large portion of these lands are among The llest FanninR .Lands of the West, And as thny contain enough of the FINEST FLVE TIM-Br.K to mure than pay lor the land, vacing, moderate buildiuKS, and other iuiprovemeuis, oiler very auperior inducements to (armors sensing a western home. Jlie Cliiuntc is Mild and Equable, And soil and climate both suited to all the grams, fruits and produce raised la the most favored porlioiui of the west. COMPANIES OF 10, 15 OR 20 PERSONS With their families, will Hud locations jut suited to the formation nl a settlement, with K"'d wster power, and convenient access to nnxhboring settlements. T K U M S t One-fifth will bo required at the date nf sale, and the balance lu one, two, three and four yeavs, with interest at six per cent, per annum. The Company have lull and complete descriptions of each tract ol their lands, from actual exploration by several dillerent parties, with accurate maps of eaoh township, according to governmental surveys. These may be seen at the LAND OFFICE OF TUB COMPANY, IN DETROIT, MCJfUAN aps, fli-lii notes, ami oll"r '"' Copies of Maps, formation con cerning the hin ts will o furnished without charge, to those wishing to pnrclisse r Large ! sut, showing the lands of the Company, funa at public places in most of the nriuoiw 'owns in the Eastern and Northwestern States. ,l,i,oia, (1K0.8. FKOST, Land Agent. St. Mary's Falls Ship Canal Lompany, 1 Land Orlico, Detroit, Jan. 7, 1H.YT. Ja7-dodw6m