Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1857-12-15

              It WW VOLUME XXI. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1857. NUMBER 103. I riftiri iit 1 rffr i (Dljio State JoiirnaL u roiiuiiiim nAil TK1-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY IT ft O I3C OUIjUH eft oo. W.H. HCHOULER, Editor. Iiruis lnvariubly in Advance. DaiiT W.OO per year, y the Carrier, per week 13 i oU. Vi-w ..ki.t S.OU par year, Wi.ici.r 3.00 Clubs of tan and over I SO TKUMS OF ADVERTISING! BT THE SQUARE. (TM um oa leu uu A syOABl. ) Otr welyeer..lo 00; one square weeks.. .$8 (0 Out " months 12 00 ; one " J weeks... 8 00 Ona " 6 montlia 10 00 ; ona " 1 waak.... 1 60 One " 8 month! 8 00 ; oca " t day! 1 00 Ona " J miiotha 6 60 ; ona " Sdavs.... It Ona " 1 mouth 4 60 ; ona " 1 Insertion 60 Displayed advertlaeinenta half mora than tha above tales. A'Vertisaments. leaded and placed in tha eoluma of . .. ii a I Vutljufu fiMu.l Ui. mluuni All oottoes required to ba published by law, legal ratal II tirnnrnu uu i. lunme vauiu.ivvij kiwi uiv be., wwk, 6i per cent, mora than tha above rataa ; but all anon will afipviu iu me Tri-weexiy witnout cnarge. luimiieas Crrt, not exceeding Ira liuee, par year, In ilr, it.fia per Una ; outside 12. Notice of meetings, charitable societies, Ira companies, Ate., bHlf prioa. Advertisements not accompanied with written dlree- I one will ba Inserted til) forbid, and charged aeoord. All trantienl advrtUmmtt wutt it Jtd n advance. I. is rule will not ba varied from, f'tidar ttiH present system, tha advertiser para AO niucu for the spao ha occupies, tba obangee being 3turyi'.ihlH with tba composition only. Thia plan ia now generally adr.ntea CALENDAR-1857. 1857. a i L3 c 5 3 f , t: a i S (- P r. u. 7. ta 3 r- H f u Hi July... 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If HI M -II (768 1011 IS -At Al -ii -ii M-ilitf 13 14 15 16 17 lb 18 ."j jo :ii ati'-ii mi -a -a M K8 30 1 8 3 4 Ootober 18 3 S. 7 H 8 10 11 4 S 6 7 8 8 10 II! 13 14 15 III1 17 lb U 18 13 14 IS 16 17 nisi vm1' jtiiM in i ai 81 ia 3 4 X 87 88 80 .10 85 86 87 88 88 30 31 18 Norem. ) 3 4 5 6 7 8 01 1 8 3 4 S 6 7 till 1 1 18 13 14 15 IU 8 8 10 II l8l3M l;l!lt 811 81 8818.1 IS 16 17 18 18180 81 21 i'l 8"i -JH 8Ui30 88 83 84 85 86 87 88 Ji 8;:o 1 8 3 4 S 6 Ueoem. 1 8 3 4 6 7 8 8 in II 18 13 I 6 7 8 810 II 19 H IJ li 17 Ih 19180 13 14 15 16 171 18 19 il Kil il J5 Ji8". 41 81 88 83 84 85 86 trtl.m 87 88 30 311 lannary ebruary larch. April. May .... Jon..... iJbiSUMESS CAItDS. S. Ii. HANWUM, Attorney at Law, S otary Public AHD I'oiuiubji.oucr of Ucug, DcpoBitlODS, tt, COIl ALL, TUK WKSTKRN BTATIM AND TKRK1TOKLB8, AND CUIINKCTICUT, PKNN8TLTANIA AND NKW TU11E. 'F1CK NO. 6 JOHNSON BUILDING, HlOU STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO, Ucro tea aapaoial attaation to making Collaetiona, taking UaponitiuuBf and CouTnjauolng. BKFBRBNOIS: Swaisi i Babib, Caauacar N. Olds, alO rS ' L. J. CRITCHFIEL.D, 4.tt oruoy at Iia w CULtMUUS, OHIO. Oilice iu Hie Udeuu iJuililing, High Street. ma82-dtf ALLEN O. TUURMAN, A. ttoriioy At Iimw( COLUfllULS, o. 'office on hioh street, teh'-iu-ly Between Frland and Mound ata. ,H. J. L1LLE1, BOOK-BINDUB AM) II I tt nk Book iUauufacturer, High street, between Broad and Gay its. 170 CODMBUB. OHIO. flllL. If. FlSllilU, oivil Eugiuecr, Surveyor and llruughtomun, Bisbee'a Black, orar SudUUl'a, 111th Street, Columbus, Ohio. A Ll. KINDS OF LAND AND ENGINEER-V. iMi Hurraying and Lerallng; Happing flatting: .ttt'cuanioa! and Aroliiteotural Drawing, promptly and a.nieiauiurily aaaouuid. rt"m to M. L. dullitant, q., JohnOrabam, Eq., Uol. S. Me lliery, 0. K jy81-dlmwly a. i. ouAiriua. t. louuu. a. walkot It. Ii. CHAMPION it CO., PBALajuj ia U4St.au mMa rn.zm.-m an aw. mm VAVUUWUK, UUVMtO, fOHTHBlUt, ZANK3-VILLK AND BLACKSMITH. Yard aud othoe near Railroad Depot, "2" C0LDMBD8, 0. MUS. iU. UOPPEKTON, FASHIONABLE MILLINER, (old in and or aaaruT uu,) .; UiaS STREET, COLUMBUS. .aTHlraw Hata Bleaehed and Fraaaed. aprlO-ly "GOODALE HOUSE, COLUMBUS, OUIO. 'PUB SUBSCRIBERS ARE HAPPY TO X announce that Uieir arrangement are now complete, and tin Uouae will be opened to tba Public on TuuiuUy morning, Oeoember 80th, 1H66. Wa inrite tne attention of trarelara and othera to a Hotel newly (tunned, ruruiiued and replete in erary da partmeut. No paina ahall be wantiDg on our part to make the UoodAia Unnae what ia denlred at the (Japital ot the State. JAMES A. BAKCCJ8, i. W. COLLlttK, a"M l'ropriatom. NOTICE. rPUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY X. entered iutu a oopartnerahlp in tba practice of Medicine and Surgery in tbia otty and Tioinity, under tha name of "ilarr a Hill." Office on the corner of Town and Third atreota, lately oooupied by Morriaon ft Barr. 4tar Speoial altantlou pain to diaeaaaa of tha Lnnga ani Female diaeaaea.t R. N, BAKhC aolH-tf E. L. HUJ. William 8cott, FASI1IMIVAULE ANn n sk. i t n in t- w riLL BE FOUND AT HIS SA- l.llllV fnnw lil.ri . I.H.. N..t .i.i. . e . ; ; - .u up iu iu. uin. n IJ l. ui Ofim- ort) under Barilitt a dmith'a Banking House, in .AMBOS'S BUILDING, High Street, between Uu iliaertcan ami Aetl Houu, jel- OOllJJQa.'toTXgl, Oixlo. REAL ESTATE. JOIITJ XV. BAKBR, KKAL ESTATE BROKER, Office In J'latt'e Building, Went of tha Poet Offioa. HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME R. L. COBHH, Eaq., for tha purpota of doing a General Agenoy lluainean, we are prepared to Buy, Hell and Ei-ohaihre for pthera, on the moat aeeommodating terma, all klnda o Jteal Prop,Ttyi Kailroad, and other Bond, S JO??! J" 'J'Wfiptloni, and MAKE OOUJaTTIonp M 1 KAL OHIO. kprD CLOCKS. -I DAT, 8 DAY, 21 DAY AND SO 1 DAY CLOCKS. In Wood, MaULaud Flu. Marble Gaaea; Swlaa, Franoh and American make. Borne are firet rate time keeperi, and aorna arn't oulta o good. Pricea mad to ult purohaiera. J0 BLYNN BALDWIN, PICKAWAY HOUSE, (Opposite the Court Douse,) CIRCLE V IJLL E , OHIO. Stage OHIee k Stock Register at this House. A. F. NEWMAN, Proprietor. mal8 J. H. RILEY & CO., COLUMBUS, OHIO. DEALERS IN Law Medical aud School Books. BLANK BOOKS, A. yaite, atyla and pattern of Ruling, on band and made mj oruer. Railroad and Insurance Olices, BiiuUn, uroMers, auu Couuty Olliecr, Supplied with any article In tha Line of Stationary on tna beat terma, ana au wort warranted. Blunk Notes and Drafts Job Printing and BOOK BINDING. A full tupply at all tlmea of valuable Standard Worka. Foreign and American adiUona. A good atock of aaluable Mechanical and Scientific Worka at au tlmea. All tha New Book, received direct. Fbknch, Enouhh and Amkkiuan Ktationebt, Wholeaala and KetalL Also, Paper Hanging! and Borders, W The moat eiteuilre Stock Weat of Philadelphia. -f Window Shadea and Fixture., Window Cornice., Flue Minora from 8 to 8 feet, French Plata Oil Painting, and Engravinga, Portrait and Ploture Frame., alwaye on hand and made to order. Cutlery and Gold Pena, Work Boiee and DreMilng Caaea, Card Ca.ee and Porte Moniea, Cloth, Hair, Hat, Nailand Tooth Bruahaa, I'ooket Book., Wallete, Bill Bolder., ata. maro-womaiu RANDALL & ASTON, n bolttitalj and KeUil DaalttrH iu Hooks &, Slationcry, BLANK BOOKS, Wall and Window Papers, OIL PAlNTliNGS, Lltliogruplis ami diKi-iivings, WINDOW SHADES, CUKMlLS &F11IUKK, Bull unit Green JJoIIuuiIh, GILT & ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS. J9-FKAME3 on ban 1 and made to erder. mr PAPERS of almoat every description. And an endlaaa Tariaty of fancy and uaeful articlaa for Ladiea and Gentlemen, all of which will be auld rery low for CASH, at Whiting' Old Stauil, ColumbiiK, O. mar80 C I o t h i n si T. W. CARPENTER & Ci). ARE NOW RECEIVING, AT THEIR NEW BUILDING, on Town Htreet, their Spring and Summer (.ooiN, Coanprlaing every rariety of READY MADE CLOTHING, forGantlemen'a and Boya' wear; alo, Hnta,Cap, fblrtp. Collara, Carpet Hank, Tmbrellaa, ., ate., all of the lauMtaiyiea. Wa would reapeetfully tnrite thoaa wiehing to pur-chaae gooda in our Una, to call and ea amine our Stock, whlob ia now full and complete, which we claim to aoll at Fair Ratea. Home of our good are of a quality not excelled in beauty, durability and ttyle by any bnuee in tumour. ap.4-iwiy C. Ebcrly & Co., NO. 1 COMMERCIAL ROW, Corner of High ami Friend Streets, ARE JUST RECEIVING THEIR NEW STOCK of Dry Goods and Groceries For tha Bpring Trade, which will ba eoM to auit tha tiniea. Butter, Egga, Raga, Lard, sc., sc., are taken in ei-change for ooda at oaah pricea, and tha hlgbmt market price paid at all time.. mar2u-wtf Ishe Notic ! Cheaper than Kvsr ! Buggies I Carriages ! WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY FROM our Manufactorr in Xenia. 0.. aome ol tba fine.t Family Carriage., Turn-over Seat Rockawaya, Shiftiog Top Buggiea, Trotting Sulkeya and Spring Wagona, ajl made of the beat Stock and Timber, aeaaoned from three to Ave yeara. Tha above artiolea we offer to the public i. r .n. peation, ana at anon pricea tnat will inanoe tnoae wishing to procure a oarriage, to buy of ui. All work Warranted. Btvontvry Town Street, ona door Eaat ot tba Franklir, Bank, Columbus, Ohio. Blake, Williams & Co. CAKRI1GG MAMJFAtlUKEKS, ! COLUMBUS, OHIO, HAVE NOW THE GREATEST VARIETY and fluent quality of 23vin;er;loss cfty Onrrlagoai I cverofwed for .ale in thla niArkat ConLiting of Family Carriagea, Light Une-horae Rocka waya, roasiou nuggiea, Lignt bhlltlng Top Buggiea, antra fine Light Trotting Buggiea, j Spring Wagona, email Umnlbn.- ea or Hacka, kxtenaion ! Top Barouchea, ! Light Road aud Pby.iciaoa'Sulkiea, AU of which we warrant to give aati.faclion. Our pricea ahall be aa low a. any Eatabll.bment in the Western oountry, who aell work of equal quality . Call and examine our work before purchasing elsewhere. neoonu-nana uuggiea taken in exebauge lor new work. Repairing done on abort notice. Shuna aud Keeoeitorv on Front, between fHata anil Townsta; . , Silver Ware, i RICH JEWELRY. Siliror Platocl Waro, Ice Pitchers, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, IOGjBZ:E2T OUTLiEriY, Perfumery and ttrushes. Je30 BLYNN Bal.riuiN. AMERICAN .VATCHKN. ITAVING THE AGENCY FOR THE XjL aale of the celebrated American Watch", we .re able to aell them low. Call aud aee lm, and manv -!L -A. l I . iu an -i. vinci mihmi u.nu iu uuiu uu niiTHr. hiho, movementt on band, which we case to order. je30 I BLYNN h BALDWIN. AND JiEWE L ll Y. LLEBQ0EREDX A SONS, IMPORTERS a and Dealer, in WATCHES AND JrWKI.RY, have removed from their former atand to AMiUIR' BU1CK. a lew door, south of Neil House, where they have 0ieneri a large ana wen aeieoteu atoca oi riuo WatohoM. ' Watch Material, and Tools, Rich Jewelry, Silrer and l'la tea ware, uiocaa, vanoy uooas, r reoch and I Enguab Perfumery, o. AU their gooda are received direct from manufafltnrora Their ateok offera areat lnduoemeuta to merchant, ami all who wieh a good article at a moderate nrioe. arWktohea, Jewelry and Clock, oarefully repaired and waraanted. March 8, 18M-.lly otLANDSI HOLLANDS II UON- 9IHT1NO of Buff, Green and Blue, from- 84 to 60 lnobea wide au tne rage for cheap Window Shadea. null RANDALL AH'I ON, NJZW BOOKS! JUBT EKOKIVED AT lie Kexu&ccly'pi On Stale St., near the Post Office, Freeh Leavea, by Fanny Fernd lbine and Mine, by Flora Neale; Maniac or Single, by C M. Sedgwiok; Moaa Side, by Marian Barland; Ibe Brother Clerka, by Xanlfa; Nothing to Hay, bv Doeettcka; The Life of Charlotte Bronte, new aupply; Little Dorrltt, lluetrated: lha Day. of My I lie, by Mra. Maltland, new aupply; Grace Lee, by Julia Karanaugb; Tempe.t and Suonbine, by Mr.. Mary J. Holaoee; Mormoui.m, by Elder Hyde; Krne.t Llnwood; Tbe Golden Dragon; Knarea and Foola; Doctor Antonio; Volentlue Vox; Freaka of Fortune; Dombey and Son, new edition; lnquli a Within, or 3,100 Facta for tha People; Ten 1'hou.and a Year, new ediilon; Lire and Learn; The Planter'. Northern Bride; The bride of tbe Wllderneaa; Courthlpand Marriage; Frank Fore.ter'a 8pnrtin 8cenea and Character.; Viola, by kmer.on Bennett; Clara Moreland, by " The Wife'. Victory, ftc, c; And all the new uublicatlooM of the dar. a. aoon a. oub. lliibed, a. well a. a great variety ol Uagaiinea and tbe mot popular New.pai era of tha time., auch aa the New York Leaner, Halloo'. Pictorial, Le.lie'a Illnatrated Pa per, wavany Haanoe, Harper Weekly, etc., etc. ae26 Blue aud Gold Poets. Benin im, Burnc, Whittier, 2 Tola. Goldftmith. Colrtnge. FfHtllB, I Oflfrfellnw, 2 toIr. Longff How' Pro, '2 vnU. Mr. Jaminon'n Ch(iractvrifltio, I'inrjr of An Rnonjt,. 14VH OT tilt t'OPtJI. Milton, Hcott, Byron. Cain pbU, Hoo't. Hoorl, For -a e at the Nw Bonk Store oi oolO .1. H. K1LKV I0. HARTFORD FIRE INS. CO., Capital - - - - $500,000, OFFICE REMOVED TO MNSIIN'S BLOCK, Columbuat, Oliio. ae24-d2m .10FIN L, GIIRDOV, Agent. Anotlu r Richmond in the Field ! AMERICAN GENIUS TRIUMPHANT! THE WONDER OF THE AOEI ATWATER'S $15 SEWING MACHINE ! Patented May 5th, 18&7. Ftrtt Premium Awarded JVew York StaltFatr, Sillier JUeiitl and ZHplom; Buffalo, October 9, 1857. THE GREAT BEAUTY OF THESE MA-CHINFS ia their astonishing simplicity, baring neither Icoper, hook, cam or shuttle to get out of or-tor. Any body can use it, and every body will have it. Itia Wholly TJulike any other Machine. Call acil aee them in operation at No. 10 Johnson Building, up ttairs. D. GF.ER, no7-diim (l.sta fisher a peer.) ROBERTS & SAMUEL, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS, HIGH STREET, East Side, between Broad dt Gay,f ISL roLUMBUS, OHIO,, M - Kl- :-x l A '' in ' Hlia: WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN' T T FORM their friends, and Ibe nnbllc. that thev have opened a new store, where thev intend keening constantly on cana a tun aupply ot Drugs, Medicine, Chemicals, Paint, uiin, iyf-Mtin, window tilaas and Patty, Perrainery and Fancy Articles. Together with every thing usually kept in a Bratclaas vrutrnMire. ' Having been in the Drag business for the hut tw lve years in Lolnmbua, and having business arrangements with manufacturer, and leading Importing bonaea in the eastern cities, we flatter onrselvea we can oiler Inducements to purchasers. Onr atock heln? moatlv aalented by one of the Brm, we can warrant It to be of the beat quaiuy. Country Merchants. Phvslciana. and tha nubile aanar. Ally, are Invited to call and examine our gooda before maki a ff their purchases. W Particular aUentinn aiven to comnotHidina Pkvti- Wim rr....,.l.. .1 .11 jii. j' .-. i, ' - ijwh., u. u . . ..".. a Vf tru; uuj vr myn.. auMlwnin HUHKKT8 S AMUKl., Linseed Oil, VVbite Lead and Paint Brashes, nnOGETHER WITH A FULL J. STOCK of Colored Paints of all kinds, f. r aale in Quantity, or at Retell, by KiHiKKTS at SAMUs.1., Prutgista, High street, (Fjist side,) a lew doors North ol Broad. PIANO-FORTES & MELOPEONS. Chiekering's, 1 4. H. Gale & Co.'s, liallett. Davis & Co.'s, 4. W Ladd & Co,' PI A NO-TO UTJGS, MODEL FVIELODEONS. alBL5lil; ACUMlo, BRASS INSTRUMENTS, And MiiNicnl Merchandise Generally. nnlO-dwly ao27 A. BAKR k CO. TUST RECEIVED, AT STONE, v u'HAKKA at w. a, a neautnui atoca oil renohCaa. aim ares, cloth, SaUneta, (to. ; M24 wmfflm J" New Tork Advertisements. THE SECRET, INFIRMITIES OF Youth and ' Maturity. Jutt pulliiKed, Oraiit, Oi 251k TVnuond. A FEW WORDS ON THE RA- I. TIONAL treatment, without Medi- rnimTm. cine, of Hnarmatorrbea. or Local Weak. ueaa, Nocturnal Emie.lona, Genital and Nervoua Debilltv. Prematura Deoav of tha Sy.tem, Impotionoy and Impedimenta to Marriage generally, oy B. DE LANEV, M. D. Tbe ImDOrtant fact that the manv alarmlnr com. plaint., originating la tha Imprudence and eolttude of iouth. may be aatlly removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, ia, in tni. .mall tract, oieariy oemontrateu;and tba entirely new and highly ancceaaful treatment, aa adopted hv the Aut bor. fullr exalalned. by mean, of whiok every one la ana led to cure himself perfectly and at the leaat poa.ioie coat, tbereby avoiding ail tue advertleea noi. trum. of the day. Pent to any addreu, gratia and port free In a aealad envel pe, by remitting two poitage atampa to Dr. DE LArvr.r, 17 i.i.peuanl atreet, new York. oel-Owly LK.11TE, NEWTON V' KKADBUR18, 421 Broome Street, New York, f ANUFACTURERS OF THE PAT- IV A ENT ARCH WREST PLANE PIANO FORTES, eel ebrated for depth, fullness, richness, nnntv. and a neen liar aingina; Quality of their tone, for which tbey have received tbe highest ancomiuma from the greateat musi cal celebrities ot tbe country: and in every fair, when brongbt in competition-wlth other instruments, have ob tained the highest premium. Tbe Patent Arch Wrest Plank, which ia owned and uaed only by or, guarantee, their atandtng in tune longer tbao guy other Inatrument; wnua tneir unprecedented aemana In all parte of the country ia a auioctent proof ot tbelr excellence. A 1 1 be ral discount to Clergymen, School, and the trade. jarWIIy-a REAL ESTATE DISTRIBUTION, AT COLUMBUS, OHIO, 120,000 DOLLAUS WORTH OF PROPERTY. Whole Number of Tickets 60,000. Only 32 HHaoIx. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE, A SPLEN- X DID House, Lot and Furniture, south eaat corner of Oak and Fourth atreeta, Columbna, Ohio Ill loo 1 House aud Lot, south aide Friend, between 6th and 7th atreeta, Columbus, Ohio 6,400 2 Suburban 4 acre building Lota, on Breadway, ee,-uw eacn.... 0,bUU I Suburban 4 acre ol pole, building lot on Broad way g oon 1 Brick House and half lot eouth eaat c rnar of Rich aud 6tb streets 6.160 SO acre, of land in Madison county, Ohio, near Railroad Depot 1,820 6 lots at the Columbus (Ohio) Depot (used by 6 railroads) 7 660 1 lot In Bartlet, Bulburd otSmitb'a addition to Columbus, 0 1,440 A neat Collage and lot on Friend at., Columbus, Ohio 1440 The Riddle Slaughter Houae and Cattle Yard attached, one mile west of Columbus 720 Brick Cottage and 1 acre lot, a neat suburban residenoe 840 20 suburban building lota, one aore each, (480 each , 18 020 lu8 city lota in John W . Baker's 2d Broadway addition 66,860 It lota m John W. Baker 'a 1st addition on Broadway., 4,740 Tha above Schedula of property embraces principally splendid City Resldeucea, City and Suburban Building Lots in and adjoining the City of Columbna, Ohio the Capital ot the THIRD STATE IN THE UNION containing 30,000 inhabitant., and rapidly increasing in manufactures, commerce, population, wealth, and in the value of its real estate. The above property will be distributed to tbe Ticket Holders, belore or vn The 1st Day ol March, 1858, If the Tioketn are not aoonsr disposed of; but in view ot the Interests of the Ticket Holders, the large amount, and the great value of the property riaked, a sufficient time after the aale of the tickets will be allowed, to give six weeka notice, (through agenta and newspapera,) so that such ticket holders can appoint their committee to make soon distribution. Tba publio ia assured that this Distribution of property is not connected with any Exhibition, Concert, or any other costly entertainment, wlnoh can be enjoyed by only a few Ticket Holdera; but cousista of solid valuable property, so proportioned to the prloe ot the ticket, that each person can have a fair and equal chance. . Peraoul vlaltlug Columbus, Ohio, are requested to examine the location and character of said property, and the plata of the same now on file in thla office. Those desiring to purchase tickets can obtain them at thia othoe by inolosing fi (in current Bank BiUa on any specie paying Bank in the Uuiun) for each ticket ordered. AGENTS WANTED. Persons desiring to act as Agenta In the aale of Ticket who will forward a recommendation algned by torn re- fiuuBiviu uvcuii, wiu u. prvmpiiy anawerva. As to tbe property above mentioned, the valne thereof, of my standing, I refer the publio to tha Bankers, Merchants and business men generally of Columbna. Kf AU orders for Tickets, and other letters, must be aaareasea to M . HANGER, eaal-dwou) Columbua, Ohio. ! DENTISTRY t.t a W i I v N. u a if a 11 9 X3oai.tlflitv SAVAliW'i NKW BLOCK, If High it., opp. Bute Boom HUBmKUTO" FITCH. JOB! . BXIHTLI. 1DW1KD A. FlTltt. 1007. 1Q57. rUchaBortleV Co., PRODUCE, FuRWiRDLIfl AUD COMUSSIOlf PIQ IRON AGENTS, Dealers in Flour, Sail, Water Lime, High Wines, tic, Warehouses East & Wcit End of Scioto Bridge, BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, O., MAKE CASH ADVANCES ON Consignments of property to be sold In this or Eastern Markste. Freights consigned na, to be for-wsided, will not be subject to Drayage. We hare tbe only Warehouse In Columbua that la situated both on Canal and Railroad. Being Agenta for several Transportation Lines we can at all tlmea give ahipperi the advantage of the Cheapest, Reliable Homes. They will therefore readily aee the advantage of consigning property to us, and not by any particular route from Columbua. me.O-dly LOUIS B1SKY, East ti&t of High Strut, bttuxen Town and Kich, MANUFACTURER OF STENCIL WORK; RAISED METAL LETTERS For Fancy rlgn Work, Firemen and Military Companies, Baggage Checks, Door Numbers, Door Plates, sc., made to uraer. . Also, ........ Electro-Plating; and Gilding Dona In the Best Style. Old Waro Xa.o-n,tocl. I have Jut opened a complete assortment ot CJOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY, The Plating of which I can warrant, aa It la my own work. e3 awi7 -acidly vv E HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE Largest and Best suck of Plain and Ornameutal Frames, ((lilt and Black,) ever uttered in this city. We call atteutton of rhotographers to our stock, oolfc KANOAI.I. A ASTON. Lithographs, OF AMERICAN, FRENCH AND German eolored and plain. A fine atock on hand for tba ne and popular Urecian Oil Paiutinga. Cheap (ortaahet ocit HANDAI.I. at ASTON'S Old Pfinitentiarv Lot. rriIB FURTHER SALE OF LOTS 1 In llu IIM H..itu.H... IaI whl.k I. I . T" '.r. . ; r , . 1 , 1 "1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 1 1 .miii V An 1 v -- " I.UIWU1WJ "' 1 - . WHT1 Ua- ken place on Saturday, tbe '.Cth tnat.. Is postponed in-daSniiely. Due notice will be given of a futureieale. 1 e26 .i .. . i ' . .. Ji i;.l i , -. i ".Ii . . . C0NRADE & BROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia BOOTS AND SHOES, R0. 0DE0H BLOCK, C0LCHBC8, OHIO. O US STOCK IS THREE TIMES aa lane aa any other la the elty. We are now re oelving onr Seaond Stock of Boots and Shoes, For the Fall and Winter trade, which, owing to the money penis, have been bought at very low prioae, and which a a ahall tU Ten per Cent. Lower Than can be purchased at any other place Id the city. We have our goods manufactured to order, by the beat manufactuitra Ln tha Eaat; consequently tbey wil give the very bast satisfaction to nurohaeera. AU those Id want of the BEST BtOTS AND SHOES, at tha LOWK-tT PRICES, will do wall to call at our Store ana eave i&n ran uaH l. on tneir purcnasea. Mac liact the place, No. 1 Odenn Block, directly oppo site vie Mate House, Sign or the LARGE LEATlltR SHOE. oc27-d2m CONRADE ft RRO, BOOTS & SHOES! it Wholesale sod Hetiil, AT lHt OLD AND WELL KNOWS STAND OF L. G..VAN SLYKE, No. 100 Bia Strut, OypctiU tt SlaU Htmu. T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY X full aaaortmentof Boot and Slxoeen V..m 1 -.11.1 Uluul 'V.1 1 1. ..A fl.t .1 . r iui UN. , , uuiliu . .uu vj . u t nr.,, irviu the best manufacturing bouses In tbe Fast, which wlU be sold at unusually low prices. In addition to my stock of Eastern goods, I bare on band a complete assortment of my own best Custom-maiewora, waiaunao aoi to air wbloh will be sold Cheap for Caan, All kind, of Roota and Shoes for ladle.'. Mlafr a' anrl Oenta' wear, made to measure at the thor eat notice, and worrotuea to ju or no saw. Continues hie services ln the Custom Department. For Superior Workmanship, Certainty ot Fitting, and get ting up every article In the no t Fashionable Style, he is uoriraiea. All kinds of REPAIRING d ne with neatn-ss and dispatch. To Country Dealers I offer the above-mentioned Goods at a small advance above Eaatem ratea. Alo, a large a.eortmeni or Leather and Findings. At the Loweet Caab Pneea. T Ren ember tbe p'ace NO. 100 BIQB. STREET. JOHN C LA lilt, oc'i7-duUi Miocessor to L. G. Van Slyke. FILL AU HLMEK OPtMNG OF Goods for Gentlemen's Wear, f HAVE OPENED THIS DAY FOR A inspection and sale, a splendid assortmeut of Goods for Gentlemen's Wear, comprising Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Of the richaat atylea to be found In the New Yoik market Also a splendid lot of READY MADE 0ATS, Aleo, a general aeeortment of GENTS' FUKNISHI-VU GOODS, c, Ac, all of which I offer to aell at small profits tor ueeo. My friends, cuatomera and tha public In general are in vited to eaU aud examine fox themselves before pur chasing elaeahere, ocS P. ROSE. OHLEN & CO., MAXBFAOTUKZRS OF . SCOH as Mulay MUl, Cross-Cut, Panel, Bow and Power Webs, Billet Webs, and Circular Saws of all sixes; Corner Spring and Water Slreeti, COLUMBUS, OHIO. UEriiaixtj paonriLi ittkndkd to. ocl-o8m Encourage Borne Industry. A NEW WARMING FURNACE. IJ B. DODDRIDGE, AFTER FOUR -SL e years' experlenoe In setting new, and re arranging old Furnaces that were defective, in thia city and the neighboring cities aud towns, has projected a New Furnace, with an entire new plan of setting and applying the cold air. This Furnaoe la aimple In its construction, easy of icanagement, and wUl generate more than double the beat, with tbe aame amount ot fuel, than any other bituminous Coal F'urnace uow Iu use. tine of them cau be seen In tbe dwelling house of Dr. i. W. Baker, on Fourth street, in thia city, where It la completely net and arranged for use. It baa been thoroughly tested and proved entirely satisfactory. The patterns were got up and castings all made tor us in this oity. Iho.e in want of the very best Furnace, pn perly set and arranged nnder the direction of P. B. Doddridge. liner In or out of the oity, can have it done on abort nonce Dy calling on, or addressing DOIlD.UDCE ft WHITE. Columbua, Aug. 81, 1867. 8m DODDRIDGE & WHITE, (SUCCESSORS 10 P. B. DODDRIDGE,) . I1IUU ST., 3 DOORS SOUTH of TOWN, IManufactBrers of Tin, Copper aid Sheet-Iron Ware, UAVE JUST RECEIVED A JUL large lot of MARBLEIZED MANTELS & GRATES, Of new and beautiful styles. WOOD OOOK STOVE. Have just received several new pattern! of Cook Stove, having valuable improvement a over old patterns. One ia a oast unea eicvatoa oven, a remaraeoiy nne working stove, with a amaU amount of fuel. It haa 6 pot hales, auu i.rgv ui.. m..;i iu uaaiog oruer wnen oiuor COOK' log la being done. ; COAL COOK STOVES, Two patterna, with oven as targe as Wood Stoves, good hakera. every way superior to any heretofore In aaa. A trial w IU satisfy any one of the tact. Theae Stovet took the Premium at tue last Penney lvania Bute Fair. Stewart Stoves, With extension tops and plain. Thia Justly oelebrated tore requires but half the wood uaed by other a toy as. aue piam uuea are put uttie nigner tnan otner atovea, Parlor Stoves, A 8ne atock for Wood aud Coal. Manv new and deal rable patterna. Hall, School House, Box, Six and Ten naie Ntovea, SMOOTHING IB0N8, Of every variety. Laundry, common and patent Tailor'i Irona. Robiasnn's patent, double, for Wood and Coal atovea. Preserving Kettles, SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANS, A new article of Tin Tops, e , constructed so as to Insure fruit! tree from the leaat taate ol tin or cement, so chaap that all may enjoy the luxury of fresh fruit all the year, yement always on nana. w un aimosi every usetui aruoie in tne line or House FornLshiDg Materials. JOHN It. CU0K, Opposite me Goodale Ilonac, ma olumbus, ohio ,t3r QIO Ila! just received a Full Stock of PORK evSt Drugs, Chemicals & Dye-Stuffa, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, CIGARS, TOBACCO ANl SNUFFS. Pur Wines, Brandy and Gin forllediclnal purposes Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Prepared, m aii uuuri, uaj or riujnt. nnl'-wly The Dred Scott C.aaa ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN the "DRKD SCOTT DE0I8ION" In tbe Suprem. Court of the United Statee can buy a full report of tb ..un .iwii , m hi. mm ruu oi ouLaoie. Bent an, where by mail for 66 Cents, Address RANDAIX ft ASTON TTOR IsALdS. A . SCHOLARSHIP M. u a uommeretal College will be sold low, If lmme-dlaU anpUoaUon be made. Apply at this oSice, Jei4wtf. jwjitilj (PM Stale Jonraal. Commerce and War. Ret. Henxt Ward Beechkk, In recent ler-mon on the timet, referred to tbe fact that Corn-mere bat mpplaottd Wr, tnd now rule the world, i ao evidenoe which our age tflordi ot tbe world's Advance ln true civilization. lie aald: Since tbe French Emperor put hit bloody foot upon tbe 6kp ot the Ibrnnej, there bttve been tt on loot the moot widespread combination)1 ol goveromentB, tbe mut prodigious armies, aod navle tuch aa turn the historic Armada Into a mere affair of j acuta. Once the globe would have trembled lothe footatepsof each au uopsralelled warl Bomuoh did tbe spirit of tbe pant dwell in military tbiugB, that, a hundred or two hundred years ago, such a history would have drawn with it tbe world's nerre, and blood, and vitality. But uow all Western Europe rose up aud tbe world did nut tremble. All kusU gathered together, aod tbe Orient did not teal it. Aod the pounding; of war lo tbit gigantic conflict disturbed tbe world aa little as a thresher's flail upon tbe barn dour disturbs tbe Urm earth beneath it. Not even tbe nations that carried such battle in their bauds thought it heavy. Great Britain took but ber lei t band. Not a wheel sloped iu ber manufactories. Not an acre tbe less was tilled in France; and tbe world upon this side read tbe account simply as ntun. it produced no more effect than tha last serial story that drags lie long aud tedious tail through tbe cneap aud stupid magaEiuea. Close upon the lermiuation of that, outsprung tbe Chinese trouble, aud the terrillc Indian ma-liny. Tet these, too, were passing away, nut now, upon these Wexteru shores, over-eager capitalists and operators bave pushed their trade too lur, and built tneir plans too tost. A bank explodes iu Oblo; then a line ol bunks give way In Pennsylvania. 11 snook thecoulm- eui more loan all tne cannonade or Sevastopol. Next, tbe banks ol New York euspeuded. All business stopped. Society was tremulous from top to bottom I Tbe tidings are borne across the ocean. That wouderlul Island, whose top is narrow, but whose base is broad as tbe whole earth, began to quiver, and that sileut panic orougnmcT uow u quicker luan au ax brings tbe oxl War could not make ber plumes lo quiver, but Uommerce, by a look, cmt ber upon tne ground. And it st mds apparent to tbe world, bv the grandest demonstration, that uommerce bat supplanted War. aod is lis mas ter. Tha General's stvonl, tbe Marshal's trun cheon, the King's orowu, are not tbe strongest things. Tbe world's ttrengtb lies in tbe million bands of producers aod exchausera. Power has ehilted. No matter who reigns tbe Mercbaut reigns. No mutter what the form ol Government is the power ot the world is in the bands of tbe people. Tbe Kiug's band ia weaker tban tbe Bauker'a. War cauuot convulse the world but. Capital can. This is uol meutioned as it it were an unmixed good. It has its own misch ets, lor every event grows ma nuex, wnioo at nrsi preterms aud men cumbers the grain: and Commerce has its dangers and tyrannies; but it marks tbe direction the world la pursuing, aud the progress ot tbe march. Depreciation of Property Suflerlugi of tbe bona ueu or uoitoo. From the Boatoa Transcript, December 7. This year will long be memorable as the moet disastrous oue to the property ot our citizens known wttnin tue present century. Tbe ouly class of persons or capitalists that have escaped are tbe owners of real estate well looated in the oily, tbe boldeis ot State or city securities, and tne Holders of nrsi class mortgagee. These remain firm, while all othera are more or leas in volved m ruin, by Ine almost total destruction ol many olasaet of personal property. The un wise capitalists wno onangeu tneir sale Invest ments that were yielding them six per cent, per annum, to dabble in corporation and business paper, have bad tneir "lingers burnt" so seriously that thev now cry "hands off." and will probably be very cautious about suob operations in future. The persons who have been tbe projectors ol the immense expensive manufactory i stablieh- ments, find their investments gone. Persons in the jobbing trade Hud their means locked np in depreciated stocks oi goods, or in protested notes due them from suspended parlies at tbe West and in Hew England. Tbe mercantile in terest has suffered to as great an extent as any other, and commercial men will find themselves crippled lor years. Ships aud cargoes have auxe depreciated, and a long time must elapse before the losses are ascertained, the goods told, the money attained aod the voyages settled up. Many of these persons are looking forward with interest to tee what oividenda will be paid lo January, as tbey need the innds to meet their bills at the first ol the year. We bear of tbe case of a gentleman of this city who was appointed trustee of the estate of a deceased person and guardian of tome minors, and wno winking saiety snouid be mainly eon-suited ln the investment of the lunds thus committed to him, told off the stocks of various corporations belonging to the estate, and invested the proceeds iu state and city securities, where he was sure of six per ceut. interest. Tbe appraised value ol this property was about $150,0110 two yeara ago. Tbe difference to-day between tbe market value of tbe stocks sold aud the securities now held by the party, is no less tban forty thousand dollars. It is repotted in financial circles that the personal estate of an opuleut mercbaut who died in Boston leas than lour years ago, valued In iso at ti,BUV,uuu, aud uonsutiug muiuly ot railway shares and bonds, baa shrunk so much during the past two years, tbatbe depreciation is more man a million oi uoiiars. It is stated that the tnauulaoturlog stocks owned by a single family have depreciated more than a milliou dollars iu value within two years. The personal property ot many individuals has faded away during tbe present year like "dissolving views," aud the sui prise attending the change ia similar in many respects to tbal which usually attends toose novel exhibitions. From a sermon by Theodore Parker, oo The Danger of troiperity, aud the religious advantages of commercial revulsions aud adversity, we clip the following: Religion does not enter at the golden gate ol a man's bouse; she comes in some other way comes with tbe doctor or the sheriff. "He went away sorrowful," says tbe New Tustareut,"lor he bad great possessions." A man reputed to be a millionaire, in a Urge trading town ol America, four or five yeais ego, used to make a mock of religion, lie never eutered a meeting bouse for many a yeur. Charity did not open bis crowded purse nor his shriveled heart. But a commercial crisis made him a bankrupt, aud then religions emotions broke from their golden feltura. and he sought his God again. ln bis native town, men mocked when they saw him at tbe old pariah meeting-house, in his mother's long-lorgotten seat. It wan a foolish laugh; tbey thouid have known tbal the blind man had received his sight Was it not to suoh a one that the greateat ol teacbeis stid, "Go and tell all that tbou host, and tbeu shall thou have a treasure in heaven!" Tbe Yaukees are full of practical wisdom, as an illustration of which it is stated that "a large number of mon, lately tbrowu out of employment, in Lawrence, Mass., baveoomuienced attendance oo the public reboots of that cily. Tbe school oommlttee has made ample pi ov I. ion for their accommodation. Tbe Secretaries of the American Tract Society, bave the notion that they must noi iullieh anything "that would offend any initwvtunl of either of the denominations they repieseut." On thla, Zlon's Herald remarks: If that be a fact, we think blank books would be more valaable tban their publications. "Prayer is the rope la the belfry; pull It, and It rings the bell np la heaven. Keep on pulling it; and though tbe bell is up so high you cannot hear it ring, depend upon it, ll can bo heard in tbe tower of heaven, and is ringing before i ho throne of God, who will give you answers of peace acoording to your faith." Spurgemt. MASTER COMMISSIONER' SAL smuel McClelland at al. 1 r. . agalost lry "rt of Common Pleai Charles Scott et al. "" "inly, Ohio. N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER A of the Court of Common Pleaa of Franklin count. Ohio, made at the March term thereof, A. D. 107, in tlm above autlt ed aotloo, and to me directed, there will lie olfered lor sale by the uudeialgued, at public auction, to the highest bidder. On the 1 9A day of December, A. D. 1 857, beteeen the hours ol 10 o'clock a. m aud 4 o'clock o. in. ol said day, st tue door of the court bouse in the city ol' wiuuiuu., ui aaio county oi rrauann, tue lollowiug real estate, situated in said F'raukllu county, Ohio, to wit: Tha north half of lulot in the city of Coluiutiun, uuiu-ber three hundred aud thirty seven (N. , ol Ml) being tbe premlnes usually kuuwn aa "The Ohio Mute Jaurnul BniltiingK." Appraised at liS.OOO. Any persons desirous of view Ingoi eiaintmug amid premise, with a view to purchase, cau baahowu the aame un appUcation to the un eraigu-il J. . BALDWIN, Coram 'r Franklin Loui. I'lne. nolll-wta Master Superior Court of Vnnklia County. The Jefferson Branch of the Stale Bank of Ohio, at rteubenvllle, plaintiff, va. D. ft T. V. Gwynne, Mosgrove ft Wiley, Seymour A. H in-slow, Ell W, Oaynne aud Bauk of State or New Yoik, defendants. q-'UE BANK OF STATE OF NEW YOKK, X in tba City of New York, will take uoline that the J'fferaun Branch ol the State Bank or Ohio, at Meuben-ville, in the ouuuty of JeUereon, and Slate of Ohio, d'd, on the lulu day ol November, A. D. Mil, tile its petition in the Superior Court of Franklin county, Ohio, In Haul HUte of Ohio, against David tiwyune and Ihuuia. . u.ju'ie, parinaia, uuder the name and style of l ft T.M.Uwjune; John A. Moegri ye ami William tliley, partueis under the style of MuHgrore U Wiley; Sejmour A. H iu.low, frjl W . tiwyuue, aud Bauk of fcut of New Fork, selling forth that said D. T. M. (iwyune, Mosgrove ft Wiley, Seymour A. Winsiow,aud Mi W. t.wjni.e are indebted lo aald plaintiff In tue utn of Sbouu, with interest Ibereoo Irom theltflh of August, 1817. ou a note of tielendanta' dated 8th of.lune. Ihd7, payable seventy-live daya from date, tor $6000, and atk lor a judgmrut ibereun. Alno. that aald uote was trauslerrrd to id B. uk of State ol New York, wrouufully and lru.'un-iitl. aud praying that aaid money may be ordered to be paid to plaiutitl, aud that the Uaukot rotate ol New York may produce aaid note, and that the same may he canceli a, and perpetual Injunction alloael rentretinug aaid Hunk of State of New Yurk, or its aheigns, irom collectiug the satue. And said Bank of State of New York is notified Hint It is requited to appear and answer said petition on or before the third Saturday after the i6th day of December uext. By MARTIN ANDREW'S, no!3-Sw it. Attorney. DO vou uvut M WANT ANY THING From New York? y If o, Send your Order to F. S. CABOT & CO., UUYERS, 80 CEDAR STREET. 'PHEY BUY ALL KINDS OF WER- L CUAND1SK, vn commission, for all who order. Coostauliy lu the market, buying largely for Cash, they buy lower than auy single purchaser cau; they Oil large or smsll orders end see that the gooda are torwarde l. Ordara sent to them get the benefit of coinputition by diOsrent housea, wbereaa, If sent to auy aingle dealer, they get no such benefit, lnformaliou upou mercan tile meuera ireeiy given. Circulara with lull particulate aud relerencee will be aent on application. Letters of Inquiry ouly, should contain etampo to prepay postage. V. u. Box 11 i. Refer, by permission, to Wa. O La.bkkt. of . ft A.'Lawrenue ft Co.; Wa. L. Riuo, of N.ylur & oo., (ntesl uouae,; ana many oinera. ocas JIASTEK COitfiMiSSlOJMEJl'S ISA I.I . . . Joseph Hidgway, Trustee, Franklin J-f Comaiuni Couuty The Columbus, Pliiua ft Inaiaua Ran nead- road Company anu i. a. na.age. IN PUHaUAJUJHa UD AJN VtlDER X of the Court of Common Pleaa of Franklin count w. Ohio, made at the Marub term thereof, A. D. lsi.7, in toe above entitled action, aud to nie directed, there will be offered for aula by tbe undersigned, at public auctiou, to the highest piuuer, uu me lru DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1867. between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aud 4 o'clock p. m of aaid day. at the door of the cuurt booae in tne city of Columbus, lu said Franklin couuty, tliio, (lie. folloalng real e.tate, to wit: A oeriainlraut of laud attuate lu the county oi Franklin and Stale of Ohio, near ibe cily of .CoK uibus. aud hounded aud deacribea aa follow., to wit: eumuieuciiie at a atake ln Lincoln Uoodale'a west line, at a poiutth.t Is ten rods south of the south west coruer of boo. a:e Park, near aald oity of Columbus, being the uoith east corner of the land boughlof William Neil by the luluin- bus, Plqua ft Indiana itanroaa oompauy, tu seollon niue (9), town five (S), rauge teenly two (U), Montgomery toeuamp, rau&iiu vuuuiji, vuiu, luvuvviuuiii along 1,1 u- coln (ioodale's weat line, and weat hue of the Ohio reni-tentlary lot, to the Scioto river, two thousand eight hundred and thitty leet (xSJO), mora or lees; theuce eouth seventy and one-bait degrees weat (S. 70" W.) along the river, two hundred and ten feet (21u) more or Jo..; thence north one tuousand four hundred and liity nmr feet (146V) mote or leaa ; tuenoe weat to the center of Oleulang j creek, three thousand oue hundred and mnety- nlae feel 131V")-, vueuce up ui. uiemungy creea, norm twenty-two and one-uan uegreea eaai n. v- a.j eigut hundred ana eiguv ieev ievo; w tu nuw ui hue uoiuui-ho. Piuua ft Indiana Railroad; theuce eighty three (Su) feat to a atake: thenoe following up tbe creK, uurlh.tivo and one-half degree eaat (N. oja" a.) six huudimi aud thirty-eight aud aixty-two one huudreutua lent (it,.s tfi-loothaj toaauke; theuce eaat two thouaand mot hundred and nluett mueaud eight) -aix huuurvutbaftet MSO gt-100lhfc to the place oi begiuniug, couiaiuiug one hundred aud fourteen acres and Iweuly Dm hundredths of au aura (114 ib luoiks), mora or ieai. Reserving for right of way and depot grouuda, as follows, via: commencing at a poiut ou Liucolu ooodale's weat line that la nine uunuieu aud leu (Oiu) leel toulli trout the noith east cortei ot tue above Iraot; theuce weat four hundred aud forty one leel (-Ui j ; tuouue nuctu one huudred and aixiy hve io.t (106;; ibeuce ae.t thiee hundred aud eighty one teet (Jbi; tueuue north thirty leetfoO); theuce we.t aix hundred aud ninety an leet (6Uo) tuouce eouth oue bundled aud h.ty two leel (IS;; to a p'oiot that ia north thirty feet (ao) ot the ceiaer oi the main track; theuce nunli aeveuty nine degree.i and forty four tuiuutea weat (. ID" 4i' W.) paiailel with the main traok, oue thouaaud seven huuuied auu twenty Hve feet (IVX) to the weal hue, center of oleutaugy creek; theuce south twenty two and one haif drgieus (a. -H) seventy leet (IU) to a puiut that la luit) leet i4o) aoulh of the mala Uc, theuce soma, sereuty nine iu-give, aud tor ty four niiuuiee east (j. 70" 44' a.) un thousaud aeveu huodred aud tweuty live tout (liiUy, theuce south aixty niue degreea aud forty lour m.oi.ti . eaat (S. Urf 44' k.) two huudred aud leu t.et (110;; liianoe aoulh seveuly uiue dtgreea aud Iweuly iniuuten eaut (S. 70" kOi k.) ona thousand thiee huuured aud thirty Hve feet (loo5) to the east hue ol ttielraui; aud theuce north two huudred aud seveuty Una (i'.uj leal lo the place of begiuulug, containing thii la n auu oue lour! h (luX)aorea. Aud also the rihl of way tor the atoue aud liuia track, thirty feet (ISO; wide fioin the detot ground to tbe lun. kilns and Suioio river, making oue acie, aud uiakiug the hole ol said reseriatb n luurtern aud one toullb autes, aud leavlug lo the i-ald hrat aooee described Iracl, one hundred ('OO) acres. Appiaised at Siuo per aore. lerina ot aale laau. ii. anuuji uoloxlltwui Mair tlouimissiouer. OHIO STA1K KEPOK'IS. VOL. 6, THE LAST VOLUME Y ou'., Just published lawyers wishing full sets of Report., oao be luruishtd by us at very low price.. send your orders to HNnl.t tiN. JACOIVEl' HAN OS, JACOJiET ItANOS. I IKECT FROM THE MANUFAO JL TUKKR, at greatly reduced prices, at noil monk, o'hakka co.'s. (JCH00L & CLASSICAL BOOKS e-u AO aaurlmeut embracing erery uiiutu oi eiuoy iu tliu rrin.ninn Snh,Mil and ifl the ColleiTe. F'or title ChrBO . 1 .1. . . M.UU fitt.tM a lis .1 H. RH F Y At c:. Picture Frames for the JMillion. WE ARE NOW pRKPAltED TO FRAMK I'lClUHKS OK AS Y tifeCKII't'loH In PLAIN OR ORlVAJIIf.VTAL STI LLS, tlval, iqoare, or any Khupe, lu suit tbe customer. OLD FRAMES RE-OILDED. Clissp Frames on hand by the Single One, Doteu, or Uun.lred. tuil oil KANIiaIJ, h ASTON, airiO ' dmir rtoutb of (.liiitnn Snlr Ti fiT vtru v t-'n lift i ki- oi rr SHAKSPKAKE FOR TUB AIIL-I.IoN Urge aod Complete. 8 m. eillflon. Our-lected by Hie manuscript amendallons couia ned ln tbe reoautly discovered Foliu of lsa'i. Cnntaiuiug 10th) pa- gna. ln cioiu, gut tiaoK, for the minor" .i.o. m ai.uu, sheep binding, 2.6U. Call and get Ibis work at .Av u . kill. II. S. AulfiVlict OOiV l nil iaj.u u, AOun D, aX I