Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1861-05-06

              VOLUME XXIV COOKE, HURTT & CO., , Ufflee In Journal Building;, No. 10, Eaet tat kUraet. Columbus. " ?.gra Invariably m Adanei.'- . . . o titii.t, w o pot r u By th 0rr!r, per mt, . - -H ate. T.l-Wtati.v, 00 per year. WxXXtiT. ' - 1 60 n DAILY ADYEBTIMNO BT THE 900 ABB. Omiqunlrw, f000 3u 9 men the, II W Oh " noutli.. It 00 OMifnnlMki 84 uv UDf i vreena, On - 1 mt, . On . Stay, Ow " t day, 00 1 7 On " I months, It) 00 On " 1 month, S 00 Dm ' ' 1 man to, 8 00 1 00 T8 M On " 1 nay. ' ir For Brat arrlag notices K4 oanU, nnrABian.1 U A. AKCB. Per Square, on lunertibn ... .fl.00 Pr Suuar, eaoh week h addition ..........-..,... 00 Display" AdTertlaement. half son than tat bor rMrTtlnamU leaded tad plana la the column of Spa tal Souoes, la orttnary ram. m antic, reanlred to ba nubltshad be law, iMtal ratM. If niered oa tha Incite ertutvIy after tha lrt ink, t par cast, mora thaa tha abov ratals bat all cook will ppeer in the Trl-Weekly without charge. Huelne Card., not .xceedtng In lion), par rear, lasld, I2.W; outside fl'i. Notice of masting., cbarrUbleioolaUai, Bra companies, ao,,nalf price. - - All Tramiftt AdomnltaunU mt k fid fa ad gem, Thll Ola will not be earned from. r , ' Mo Advertisement tak.a xoe t for a deBntte period. 'OdtOlBBS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys. JAoxKS a. AUBTtlf, tlorney at Law aod Notary rbllo, Colambn., Ohla Olllne, Rooiu No. 7 Id PostOIBc Building, on State street HpecWl attention siren to foreign collection.. (declddly uarberu. . OTT BARBER, Would aotlty hi. iih.ii rout friend, and cntomertht he baa returned, 'ill hereafter be found at hi. old tend nnd.r Bart-lr Smith'. Bank, High (treet. He oTictts a retnrn ol hi old cn.tom.re. oct26 " Grocers. P. A. SELLS, - , Wholesale and Be'till Dealer in Grocer! and Produce fiw ...mar i.F Tnwi and Fonrth it... Oolumbu. O. Particular attention paid to CoulgnmenU of, and order. f..r, Produce my8'60dly-BAB H. C. L.ILXEY, . Buok-Binder, and Blauk Book MaBufactnrer, Hlgn Street, botween Broad and Oay Street, Ooluubu, O. mijY8'60-dlv-,E.A.B. iatijjniinMi The nudertigued for muy year, engaged In the Patent Olfioe preparing teatlmony In oonteeted caaea, haa re-aiKnitd to continue hi. profeoion of .eeuxlng patente, Aiuarfcan and Ruiopran. Patent, obtained on new and unJ'Htly rejected sipllcatloa. for contingent fee. to be fmld when the putcnu ar. granted, If dealred. Exaa-nation, of new invention, from rough pencil .ketch.., to determine their patentability, madejirevlou. to applying for patent., for Dr. dollar.. 8. W. WOOD.Oorn-wall, OraiiKe (Jo., N. T. novld dly PUB ZjA-N'tSt Improved Billiard Tables and COMBINATION CUSHIONS, Protected by letten patent da ltd Fb. 19, 1856 Oct. '28, 1858 ; Die. 8, 18f7; Jan. 12, 1858; Nov. 16, 1858, and Mmth 29, 1859. niTThe recent improveaien tain these tAblea make them vmurpawd In the world. They are now offered to tne ciontiilo Billiard player, as combining spaed with trnth. ever bcfure obtained in auy Billiard fablo. Manufactory lauy Ullllarn ti br Street. K oa. no, ana o'J t.:rosDy nireei my7-illy. PHfiLAN A C0LLINDEB GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS. VULU SUPPLY OF THESIS (SUPKRI. t. OR Shirt, fur genu, youths and boy. constantly fo io all the various qualities and styles by BAIN BON, muyll-Miai No. 29 Bonfh High Bt. Watc!es, Diamonds, Silver Ware. I II WE KKCmVEl) A CIIOICB A8-airtroent of Golil and silver Watchea in great variety. Being Agout fur the American Watch Co., I am able to .oil thole excellent time keepers at AUnomcturer'a prices, wholesale and retail. A large atsortmeut of Tflamonds and other rich Jewelry well choMeu a. to style and prices. As to Silver Ware, sterling quality. Come and .a the varioua styles. You will Bud some thing to plea yon, Jnit auch PUtc 1 Ware aa yon wafit, Tea Setts, Drns, Waiter. Castors, Cake Baskets, Pitcher., Goblet., Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c , Ac. Then I have an usortment of very superior Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, io., Ac beside. many inch Fancy Goods as are often esirod for Present.. As to Prices, I will make it an Inducement for thow needing good, in my line to buy of me. , WM. BLYNN, J No. 10 BuoKej e Block, North side Stat Hon Square. dec31-dly.nir21 gs. raumiDALE restaurant The undersigned have taken the rooms nn di the Uoodale House, where will be fonnd, hereafter-Be.rved up In good atyle, th bost eatable, the market t lords. Also, good Liquors and Cigar. 16 short, th Ptoprh for mean to keep a first-clans Restaurant. leoK.rtUnj gOHBBINGEB AHJglBg r. , Mccracken, shirt manufacturer, No. 19 West Fourth Street, OPPOSITE STEEPLE WITH OOLD HAND. aprl7-dly - FOR DRUMS, FIFES, BBABS INSTRUMENTS, Bond to i A. t. PETER9 & BRO., CINCINNATI, OHIO. No. 1 Wwt Fourth street, opposite th Tost Ode. aD2odlm Marshall, James & Traver's PREMIUM PIANOS. rpiIESB; PIANOS ARK L'NSl'RPASSED, I comblniog HICUNKSS and SWEETNESS; BBIL. L1AN0Y and VOLUME of TONEJ ELEGANCE and BKACTYof STYLE; DURABILITY of MECHANISM, with DELICACY OfTOUCHand orornDtnes of ACTION, This "Patent Hepeattng Oram! Action" Is pronounoed by thebestjudgee b, b. the IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE iu Piauo Forte makiug. All piatwt varran-eti togiiM perfrrt att faction or tiumonef rsunaed. Address K. L. TBAYFB Agent, 8TBINWAY As SON'S 1ST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. 1 HAVE NOW THE AOKNCTOF THESE X CELEBRATED IIANOB. THEY POSSKSS REMARKABLE OfcEABNESe, BWKETNE8S, B1HLLIANCY AND VOLUMBOFTONE, AU ALiU UIUIH UUAU1IIU3 UJBtJUlDLl lit A FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT. All Pianfiu teemmted orthryoan. Written guarantee given to that enect. Address a,, jj. XaA VEa. Ag t, ang7-dlywly-lf.am - Oolduu., 0.1 Residence Its, East Blca Street. C3-TJER rJTSETT S HI v KD1ATELY RKMOVV OR PREVENTS INFLAAdUATION I.KOfll I H h. VVOUIT BURN, KCALD, BltDISK . Fracture, Cut er fresh wound of anv kind and it heal. lug quality istniljr.onderful. For Neuralgia Rheumatism. Ague in the breast. Salt Rheum, Frosted Feet, Chilblain, Ac, it la the best implication known. It prevent, .well. Ing, pain or Irritation from mosquito bite, beestings, poisonous plants, .to. It will certainly onre Group, when taaeo inierunuy, :,ibo oor inroas ana uoarsone., aa Gent a Battle. For sale by all Druggist, and (old wholesale and r- au oy KoDerta ana Samuel, 2 North High Street, ( tide. Onlnmbua. 1RVIN STONE, Sole Proprietor, No.l Bprn8treet, new i or. ma eawiy-l E. MYERS & CO., Wli desale Manufacturer of Plain and Fanoy Candy, FrehcbJConfec tionery and Fire Worko. Dealers in Fruits, Nuts, Svrups, 4o., aprl-dly No. Hit Main St., Cincinnati. GEORGE 13AUMAN. CLOCKS MADE AND SOLD. . . Repairing Clocks, and Goods Warranted Lor. xnira s rriena en., uolumbui, o. eprfl-fl2m renadlne "7"llsi. ALL COI.ORSl ALIO QBE1IADI1IEI J. Tisanes and Bareges by the yard for Tells; French xjuoo auu iiinn'i Lac foils, n.w dc.tsna. BAIN A BON, No. 2V South High Bt ft Hi HOTELS. WALNUT STREET HOUSE. WALNUT STREET, Bttwitn Sizlk and Snentk StretU, Cincinnati, 0 DAVIS A MARSH, Proprietors. NATIONAL HOTEL, No. 3T2 North Illght St., OOZJTT3MCBT7S. OHIO. H. aKTBOLDS,... ...rROPKIKTOH ThU Hotel b hat a few itrp. from tb Depoti and psnon. arriving or wieaing to late panage urn any oi iue traliu, will Bnd thl. decidwlly the non ounrenl-ant .topping plar In the city. Paeienger. waked up at the proper time at all hour. - . of the night, for any of tha Train. tVTIu BHumnnt wiUk tttmdmHlIf wppha, 4- apt r.. nenaijDa G00DALEH0USE. W. B. AKIN, . - - --- Pbopbiitob ' High SL between Stale and Town, ' OOXiUMBUS OHIO. . There hare bern receutly added a nnmberof new room. to tnu noun, makiug II the largest nouie in tne city. BOTff'OWl PRESTON HOUSE, (F0BMEBLT MVBBAT,) B. I. COLT Piorai.Ten. North-West Corner of Publio Bqutre, apriftdtm 3Texcrai:lx.; Olxl LIVErrNWRTOR VBVER IJKBlLrrATlCS. fT IS COMPOIUDEU UNTlltKLT FROM I. Gnm, and ha become an established lact, a Standard Medicine, known ana p need It, and I now reaorted proved by all that have to with confidence In all recommended. the dlaeate for whloh it I. It ha cured thoosaud. who had given up all hope withlu the last two yean of relief, as th numerous my posaesaion show, to th temperament of the used In such quantities a uBsoucitea eertincaie. in The doe mn.t be dpted hdMdnal taking It, and 0 act gently on the Bow- el.. - 11 the dictate of your Judgment guide yon in th use of the LI VEH IK VI Q' LIVER COMPLAINTS. if is A i tin, na it win cure BILLIOVS ATTACKS, DYSPEPSIA, CBHONiq DIARRHOEA, SUM USB VOMPLALtiHH DUMB- TEBV, DR0PBY, SOUB COSTirBNESS.CHOLIO, STOMACH, HABITUAL' VHQLKHA, CHOLERA m a m n rr mat vti a 't ir LENOS, JAUNDICE, ES, nd may be need iiic-BT FAMILY MF.D1-HEADACHE, (as tbmi- FEMALE . WKAKHESS-l K eearfhlljr a. aa OHDINA-l LJ virtu, it win cur btVMi and can testlfvl In twtntiA e minute., if two or lAres ra- mencement of attaok. - neeawt or iaea at com ALLWHOUBJtlTABEl Ql VINO their testimony n It. favor. jfM irreB in thbmovth witb thxinvio- 0BAT0B, AND BWALL0W BOTH TOQKTHBH. Prion Onn Dollar per Bottle. ALSO SANFORD'g BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS. COMPOUIINKD FK0M PVBS VEOBTABLB EXTRACTS, AND PVT VP IS GLASS OASBS, AlB TIGHT, AND WI L MEBP JA ANT CLIMATE. Th FAMILY OA- THAR i'LL le a en. it but active Cathartic, ned in his practice more The constantly Increaa- which DroDrietor ha th enty year. Ing demand from thow PILLS, and th aatlsfac. regard to tbeir use, haa In. within the roach of ail. know that different Oar portions of the bowels. THARTIO PILL hsa, well established faot, been ty of the purest Yogetabl. on every part of the all GOOD and SAFE In all needed, auoh a DE 9 TO MAC 11, SLKKPI. BACK AND LOINS, AND BOKO ESS OVEB from .ndden eold, whlrh end in a long course of Fe. TITK, A CREEPING OVER THE BODY, ACHK, or WEIGHT IN FLAMMATORY DI8. CHILDREN or ADULTS, PURIFIBBof the BLOOD, flesh is heir, too numerous' who hare long used the tion which all e.prets in duced me to place them The profession well thartlc act on dlftorout The FAMILY JA- with dn reference to this compounded from a varle- Kitract, wnicn act ante mentary canal, and are case, where a Cathartic I. BANGKMKNTb of the NESS, PAINS IN THE 008TI VKNF.S8, PAIN THK WHOLE BODY, frequently, if neglected, vor, LOSS OF APPE-8EN8ATION 6F OOLD BESTLESSNESo, HKAU- T H E UKAD, all IN- EASES, WORMS in BHKUHATIKM, a great and many diseases t o w Men to mention In this adver-1 tisoment. DOSE, 1 to 8. PRICE. 3 D1MKS THE LIVER IN VltiOBA TOB AND FAMILY OA THABTI0 PI LI fare retallod by Drunl.t. senerallv. and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large town. 8. T. W. BAN r 0B1), M. , ManufaotnreraDd Proprietor, 108 Broadway, Now York. Sold In Oolnmbn by RottertaA Samuel, John Denig end O.J)eni A Son. octao'DO-dlyawlylatp BEAUTIFUL, AND CHEAPER THAN EVER! OUR SPRING STOCK IS 1'NUSUALL.Y lance aod well aisorted. The verv lateat nattnan. from AMEBIOAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH Factories. OOLD PAPERS And borders, I Handsome Gold Paper selling from 50o to I1.&0 per Boll, formerly .old from 11.00 to 2.!i6.' , - : i GOLD AND VELVET BORDERS,; J Fresh and New Style, at about half their former prices SPLENDID DECORATIONS For Churches, Ball., Parlors and Ceilings. Jgcj I SIDE & FIRE PAPERS I All nt rely new and .rlendld pattern., very cheap, GOLD AND FAINTED SHADES Of the latest sod richest designs, from 87 to 13.60 each GOLD WINDOW CORNICES, And Cortnlu Bands, from 25o to to. BUFF, UE & . ', HOLLANDS, All width, a d prices, and warranted the boat quality. WINDOW FIXTURES, All kinda. Q CORD and TASSELS, all varieties, cheap BEAUTIFULRPICTURES and FRAMES To match for tha decoration of your Boom., ; Call and examine our Stock before purchasing. .Jj RANDALL & ASTON, lOO ISoutla. ZZisli tatx-cot. COLUMBUS, O, I fjN. B. Landlord, and person, wishing quanlltle o Paper will make money by buying of us. Country Her. ohanta and person from abroad will do well to call and ee na. mar28d2meod R. A aJ CINCINNATI BONNET HOUSE. 24 Pearl Street. JAMES D. SMITH & CO. 8TBAW BONNETS. BQAKEB HOODS. , LADIES' and MISSES' H VTS. BONNET RIBBONS and SILKS. , t '. , FLOWERS and BUOU 19. BLOCKS FOB PRESSING BONNETS ON. SWMIlllner. and Iferofaant will find our Stock the largest and best IN THE WEST Xioxaiy for Oxvalx i aprlo-dlm COLUMBUS, OHIO, jDW0 ginlt goutmrt. 001jTJX1BXTS : Eonday RIornlnB, " - Mr IBS I OHIO LEGISLATURE. ADJOCBNED 8B3310H. IN SENATE. ' " Batobbat, Mar 4, 1801. Mlne'ea of yealerdiy read aad approved. ccrnrn mini. ' . H. B.Mo. 311 Amending sotk. i and I of tha act of 1IM9, for th dlapoaltioa of unclaimed coat.. Referred to tne Judiciary oommitte. 1 visit bodikii. H. B. No. til Authorialng th County Oomnllsatoa r of Greene county to .pproprl' atotwy to arm, riulp, clothe and subsist volunteer of aid county, and for other purposes. 1 eoncr.. The 8nt agreed to In requet of th Bone for a committw of Connrtuc on S. B. 17 Relative to repair, of th National Boad. Th Chair appointed Messrs. Jones and Laske) Hid committee, on the part of th Senate. ' maoLlaaaT. ' Mr. SPBAGUB, from til Enrollment committee, r ported the enrollment of sundry bill and Joint resolution. Mr, READY moved to adjourn until three o'clock Mon-d.y. , Mr. rinUKKdld not tnuik istunini nassmoiy couio adjourn In the present confiion of bus! Mr. SUHLK1CU savanvw oaitlow to offer. Too Hotiaa had naaaed a resolution to adjourn until Monday afternoon. They were agreed to pas the bill to leu th caual. a It com from th8nat at public letting on the 20lh Inat and make aDDronriation asked, and world adjourn on Toe.day next, to May ilUth, If th Senate would agree. Mr. noun IS sid n would not consent to ny leae. H could atav her . ion anybody or until January Ant, or even to th day of hi death. At all event, be would arnd mr hi. .urn mar clothe. Mr. FEB0U8ON said he had received bis summer wear. Mr. BEADY withdraw hi motion, on leave. Mr. COLLINS, from the Conference oommittee on the bird end earn bill, reported a recommendation tbat the Senate agree to certain noua amenaownt to tne oiu, sua that the House recede from a certain portion of its amend ments. Agreed to. Mr. KEY, from lb Judiciary oommitte, reported 8. B. No. Sli Being the interest bill, and recommended its passage. After a brief debate, the bill wa. laid on the table, and tlie Renal adjourned nntil i o'clock Monday, P.M. 'f HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Satoboay, May 4, 1861. Prayer by Rev, Mr. Goodwin. Mr. CARLISLE moved that when the House adjourns to-day, it .hall b till three o'clock on Monday afternoon, which was agreed to yea 40, nay 20. Mr. NIGH offered a reftnlution providing fur the pnr-chase of VVortblngton's Volunteers' Manual, which was relerred to tha committee on military Anairr i . Mr. COLLINS Dreeeuted the petition old bu.ION.men ef AVIoto county for a stay law, which was referred to th commute on Finance. ' ' The Senate bavin disagreed to rn report of th ecoe oommitte of Conference on the Oanal Leaae BUI. Mr. WOODS moved that th House ask for another com. mlttee of Conference. Mr. HILLS opposed thl motion, as not comporting with the dignity ol tbe House. Mr. UUKItlUn. tnonuiit we ougnt not to atinu upon dignity at this time, when so much was at stake. Mr. pavoua tnongnt tue oniy pioper course lor ine House was to ad her. to their poiltioo. He btlleved th people were for th lease; and it waa our trut policy to malntalg our present standing. sir. Bill) e, ol aiiamt, tnougiutn nous .noma waste no more time on this bib. It was so full of corruption ttuvt no good could result from cowumfng any more time on It, especially In view of th. temper of th. Senate. Mr. BLAEESLEE thought another committee of Con- ference would be fruitless, lie thought the two Houses war in such a tomper that a compromise c. this bill was impossible. Mr. BLAKESLEE moved to adjourn, which was nega. tlvod voas 12, nay. iff. nr. wuoub nan Man surprised at tue position ol in. g.nlleman from Cuyahoga (Blakealee) and the geutleman rrom Miami (Urowne.J He assured niemsera that the Home was determined to take these works out of tbe hands of the State before they adjourned sine die. Vote of this House at the present and last session clearly Indicate their desire to have these work, leated, by very large majorities. si urn nao neen said anont tne relative number oi petition, for and against thl. measure. Petitions against it bad been largely circulated by the employees of the State on these words, while the friends of the measure had made no particular effort to obtain signatures to their petitions. Gentlemen who flatter themsslv that there will be a total disagreement between the two House on thl bill are very much misiaken, for the Houses will finally agree, and he therefore favored another committee of Confer enee. Mr. ROBINSON favnrsd a third eommllte of Confer ence, because the people expect and demand that the State shall be relieved from Ibl. burden. Mr. DEVORE boned thl matter would be postponed until Monduy, for, Inasmuch as th Senate had adjoufhed until Monday afle- noon, It would not expedite the business at all for the Honso to act now. Mr. BROWNE, of Miami, thought It tbe hleht of fnllv for th. works to be leased, for thereason that tby could be made to yield a larger revenue to the state than Is named in the bill. Mr. DAVIS thought It wrong to take these work, out of the hands of those gentlemen who are by law made th custodian, of these works; and it 1. made tlielr duty to guaru tue interests of the etate. 1 he question then being on the motion to appoint a third oommittee of Conference, tbe same waa agreed to. - Mr. VANVOORI8 tendered his resignation as member of the House from Mubkingum county, which was, on motion, iaiu on in tame. . . Mr. FLAQG moved that th Housa adiourn. whioj. was disagreed to. A message rrom the Senate wa. read, informing the Dons that th Senate had agreed to tbe report of the committee of Conference on 8. B. 12 For th protection ui uima anq otner game. un motion or Mr. rLAUG, th House then aijourned. How to deal with Barricade. Tbe following ex.tra.ot from Allison's Iliitor? of Europe, volume 6, page 186, ( Harper's edi tion ) may De ot value to military men at tne present time.' In the oouree of war it ia not improbable that our armiea may be called upon to fi gbt in the Btreeli of a boslile city. Referring to the insurrection in Paris in 1830 and to (be military errors oommitted at the Jtime. - Alison save: .., . . , , "Ine wav of combating an urban insurreo tion, as now ascertained by experience, is this: If tbe general in oommand has only a email and inadequate force at his disposal, let him ooncentrale in the strongest position he oan get, and defend himself there till reluforoe-mentg enable hint. to resume the offensive. Whnhe is in a condition to do so, he should make no attempt to storm the barricades at first, but advance, with two guns and a howitzer in front, toward the nearest, and fire as rapidly as posslple at the barrioade with round shot, while the howitier, with tmalll charge of powder, throw bombs over in amongjthe orowd behind. In nine oases out of ten, a few rouude of this sort will shake the barricade, unless it is of stone and great strenght, so as to render it passable, and disperse its defenders.- Meanwhile a file of foot soldiers should advanoe before the guns, on each side of the street, . close to the wall, with orders to tire instantly into every window from which a shot issues. As each of those files can only be exposed to the fire from the windows opposite, or from the barricade, they will sustain much less loss than if tbey moved forward in olose column in the middle of the street, exposed to a plunging fire on both sides. If the barricade still holds out, a few sappers and miners, who should be vtitb each of suob columns, or soldiers armed and equipped as snob, should be sent into the houses adjoining it, with orders to work their way through the partitions till they come into the rear of the barrioade, when a plunging fire fromthe windows will speedily render the position no longer tenable," On of the Result of Southern Rebellion-Brother armed agalnet Brother, t j . Eight years ago last fall two boys who were twin brothers loft their borne in a small town in this oounty, and started out dn the old, old journey to make their way in the world. The death of father and mother within a few days of eaoh other had loft them at the age of four teen veara without protectors or supporter, and after the first burst of grief was over, being of energetio, independent natures, tney determined to strive for themselves There is a myste rious tie which seems to connect the hearta of twins in bonds strongor-lban those which bind ordinary brothers and sisters, and with the brothers who are tne suDjeot or this sketch that lie was unusually strong. Tbey had been insep erable companions from infancy, and the i ala n ity which had befallen them in the loss of father and mother, bound their hearta still closer. Together they had loitered- among tbe Bowery paths of childhood, shoulder to shoulder thej would fight the. earnest battle of life. Tbey wot to Mew Orleans, and being active and intelligent, were not long in securing good positions Oat of business hours thev were in separable, Bd among tjiose who knew them MONDAY MORNING, their remarkable brotherly affection was Ob served and commented upon. Nothing ever divided tbem 'until the secession excitement broke out in the South, when one of the brothers, notwithstanding: his Northern birth and eduoa tion, exhibited unmistakable indications of sympslny with tne secession traitors, mi caused great sorrow on the part of his brother, who in heart and feeling remained faithful to bis country and flag. ' In vain he labored with him, appealing to his patriotism and to the memory of their rather, who was descended from the best Revolutionary stock in the land. The virus of treason had in some wav become mixed with his blood and re monstranoe was in vain. A short tine ago the rebellious brother ioined the secession forces. Their parting cannot easily be desoribed. There il.., : iL.t 1 J 1. 1 -.-:,l,- waa wuiui pasnion, iua wuuiu nw hwhici reason nor oounoil on one side, and affectionate appeals mingled with angry remonstrance on tbe other. The disloyal youth burst away at length with a brother's curse ringing in his ears, and the brother who remained true to bis eountry, revering the ashes of his father's, took a sudden departure for the North, leaving a flourishing business uncared for. He arrived in this city by the Cincinnati train yesterday, and by chanoe we had an interview with him obtaining the above faets. ' At his request we refrain from giving his name. It is his purpose to co into the servioe of the United States, and he says, tbat, as much as he loved his twin brother, it will be a bitter day for him should he meet him in battle. A traitor to his country and to the memory of his father's raoe he shall not spare him, although a brother. Cleveland riaindtaler. Plan of th Campaign. By putting together (be facta which I have gathered from several officers just from Washington, it beoomes quite evident that the War Dopartment has made arrangements for carrying on the war on a large scale of magnitude not yet intimated, and with a vigor and determination thai must insure suocess. The first oper-tions of tbe campaign will be tbe military occupation of Baltimore, and that part of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad between Havre de Orace and Baltimore, the re-buildingof all tbe bridges between the latter two points; tbe establishment of another camp at Havre de Grace, and the. concentration of an army of fifty thousand men at Washington, of whom the due proportion shall be artillery and cavalry. These movements will all be executed by the 10th of May. The future operations of the campaign will depend somewhat npon the attitude of the South, and particularly of Virginia. If matters remain then as they are now, the next movement will be upon Harper's Ferry, Richmond and Norfolk, all of which plaoes will be taken, garrisoned and held. At tbe same time a strong Naval foroe will blockade "effectually," (according to the recognised principles of international law,) all tbe Southern ports. In September, if the war should last so long, tbe President will call for additional regiments from all the States, enough to make up an army of a hundred thousand men, in addition to those already in the field. A portion of these newly raised levies will be posted in Washington and at tbe points named above; and then, in November, tbe finishing blows of tbe war will be struck by the invasion of the South, and tbe occupation of every important Southern city. Traitors at Work. A singulnr discovery was made at the Wash ington Navy Yard on Manday. A certain bat tery, one of the most important in the lard, bad been, before that timo, in charge of some of the militia of the district. When the regular gunners took charge they examined the condition of the guns. In every gun a peok of sawdust was found crammed tightly in the breecb, "in the place where the 311 ought to be." Tha authorities supposed, of course, that these gums were all loaded with ball, and depended upon them to repel any attack tbat might be made upon the Navy YarJ. Suppese the Navy Yard had been attaoked before thejsaw-dust was found what then? Lot every gun be frequently examined, . . From tbe Knoxtllle, Tennessee, Whig Jtleiaage from Gen. Pillow. Gen. Pillow, who is a clever gentleman in the private relations of life, and a very ooiupanion- able man, sent na a message reoently, whioh ia explained in the following reply : ' Knoxville, April 22, 1861. Gen. Gideon J. Pillow: I have just received your message, through Mr. Sale, requesting me to serve as Chaplain in your brigade in the Southern army; and in the spirit of kindness in which this request is mado, but In all candor, I return for an answer, that when I shall bavo made up my mind to go to Hell, I will out my throat and go direct, and not travel round by way or Ine Southern Confederacy. I am, very respeol fully, &c, . W. G. BROWNLOW. No More Provision, for the South, Tbe following notice has been sent to the presidents of the railroads running south from Philadelphia : "Eastikh District or Pcnnstlvakia, fLVAKIA, ' "J L'S Of IC, V pril 27, 1861. J ' " UNITED bTATBS MARSHAL . ' Philadelphia, April "In compliance with the advioe of the United States Attorney for this distriol, I hereby notify you tbat I will take into my custody all flour and provisions, and also all munitions of war and military stores, directly or indireotly to be sent to Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Arkansas, and ail other rJtates or the Union that are making war on the federal government, and that I will hold suoh property so seized subjeot to legal process, or the order of "aid government. "Wm. nillward, Marshal." "Tux Featricidal War. Gen. Hall, of New York has a son in the army of the Confedciate Slates, and another in the Seventh Regiment r tllg MOST REMARKABLE! AMD 8UO-J cessfnl remedy Is a chemical combination ot Iron, f uoaPHORtra and Sulphtb, tha three rual elements neoee-arv to tha formation of healthy human Blood. Without ihaae element are nresent, tbe blood loes It lire ei'viiio aotsar. tha avatem becomes debilitated, and disease follows. tjHppiy fats power, and you are uiaue weiu xn ulood Food is fonnded uon this simple theory, bence Its aston ishing race. It merit are not only acknowledged by many eminent physicians and aeientific men, but by thon-ands of th sick and th suffering who have been restored to health by it use. It Is, essentially, a Its nam Iniil-aaiea. rood Aw As Blood, and therefor recommended with great commence to tne mwnww, ... v ,noee woo may be prostrated, either menully or physically, by Wnhuu or general DobilUf, from whatever sonro it may arise. Th peculiar endemic properties of the Blood Food, afford ln.Kw.ll.te relief In all chronlo complaint of tha 7Araa or Lane. Inducing Consumption, such aa Conans, Boon- . TuB.nm. A nianwM. V CHITIS, ABTn.t ....1.. ..... u.u.jh.dm, , in. j in ,a and Public Speaker will find It of great utility in clearing and strengthening the vocal organs. In the following diseases it will do lounu a wnu oitu reiiaote remeoy DvsFiraiA, brought on by a vitiated state of the Blood, al complaint resulting rrom a disordered condition of th i.ivui ScaoruLA. diseases of the BuoDaaend Rinnan n..., Kpilxpsy. OaxvxL, Fxvia Ann Asdb. St. VitW n.nrw. luaxi.rns, Ac. A marked improvement at one follows It use in thoee complaint to which th ftmalo sag are liable, specially when thee complaint, an accompanied with a dingy hit or pallor of the akin, nervouaneaa, j.i.illi. nalnitation. and depression ef snirita. A a miri- leroflht blood, aa a restorer of Ou appetite, and a a atreaurk- .aiiif tmi; the Bixwb Foon cannot be equalled. Partlcn-lar attention is invited to the theory, results andcertlfl-A.tea f remarkable cures, given at length In our namnh. let upon " Blood In Health and in Disease," which will be forwarded to anyauunw, wnuwii cuarge, wnen aelrea. Prioeof the Blood F coo, 81 per bottle. Be eareftil In every Instance to see that the fac simile signature ol Church a uupont ia upon tue lac o, aca wrapper, with out whicb nop is genuine, (iffico. No. 4(19 Broadwav. New York. Bold by Robert A Samuel, North High street, Oolunv bus ; a. Bcanian a uo., outre, ncgatem at uo., ana nnrd. nail Bro'a, Cincinnati, and by respectable druggist gen rally tnrougnout in country. ocuuaeoaawiy MAX 6. 18C1. o. o. Oa, Car?' Cwagfh Carol or Pectoral Troehea For th immediate relief and oartain cure of Cough., Oolda, Influenza, Aathaaa, Hoareanea, Whooping Coagn, itarrn, nroncnni, inmcuit nreaiaiug, Bore Throat, Ac. BELIEF WARRANTED IN TEH MINUTE8I Far Minister, Publi Speaker, and Singers, the Tmche are indl.neoaahl for Clearing ana Dtrengtnening lb Vole, Removing Hoarwne, Ac. Tbeeeae wilhwhkh they are taken being ily carried in th pockt, requtr-inm nn nmuntlos. alwava readv for lie on all occasion. not liable to change In any climate, containing nothing Irejnrtem. to tbe moat delicate constltailon nouid u .unvtean reeomnieoaauon to all, to gira taena a lair iu Prlcca cent per asx. oecu-a eoaewiy r-ror sal at all uruc AVer's nils A RR PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO derangements 01 thadigeatlve apparatus, and dlaeaie rialn from Immirilv of the blood. A lrg part of all tnacomnlalnu that anect mani.inti erigiuaie n n. ui thM, and consequently these Fuuar found to cu re many varltie ofdiseaae. Subjoined ar tbe .latementa from Mm eminent phyal- cian, ol their enect in tneirmracrice: As a t auiily rhvsic. From Dr. E. D. Cartwriuht. of New Orleana. "Tour Piiu ar the prince of purge. Their excellent qualities surpaaa any cathartic wepuasesa. Tbeyaremild, but verv certain and eneetunl lu their action on thsbowie, which makes them invaluable to us in tbe daily treatment of diseases." For Jaundice and all Liver Complaints, From Dr. Theodore Dell, or N. I. uiiy. "Hot onlv arevour Pn.La diadnvavajWed s ' pnrpoee a. an aperient, but I And Ih.ir beneficial effect upon tne kiver very merged inoeeo. inevnave an u,j practice proved more effectual for the cure of ktlteweoti- ploiaia than any on remedy I can mention. I aincerely rejoice mat we nave at lengtn a purgative wiiicu i. wui ,117 th confidence of tbe profession and tne people. Dyspepsia, Indigestion. From Dr. Uenrv J. Knox of Bt. Louie. "The Pill, vou were kind enough to wind me here been all used in my practice, and have satisfied me that they are truly an extraordinary medicine. Bo peculiarly are thev adapted to tne mseaaee 01 tne unman aveu-m, mat thevaeem to work unon them alone. I have cured eome case of dypei)i and indirjtttloH with them, which bad re dated the other remedies we eosanvon:y use. Indeed I have experimentally found them to be effectual In almost all the comDIalnta lor winch vou recommend mem. Dyt psintery Diarrhoea Kelax. From Dr. J.O. Green, of Chicago. "Vniir P11.U have bad a long trial in my prartlceand I bold them in esteem as one of the best aperients I bar ever found. Their alternative effect upon the liver nikae. them an excellent remedy, when given in small do., for leufies iiyiiMtory and lUarrotra. Tiieir sugar coauug mesas them vary acceptable and convenient for lb use of woman and children." Internal Obstruction Worina bup- prcssion, , ,. ,, - From Mr. E.Stuart, who prartlce. as a riijsiclan aud Midwife In Boston. "I find one or two large dose of your Pill., taken at the proper lime, ar excellent promotive of the natural secretion when whollv or nartlnllv suppressed and alao very effectual to cleanse the stomach auil exiel worms. They are so much tbe best physic we have that I recommend no other to my patient.." Ayer'.s Cherrv Pectoral FOR THK RAPID CUBS OF Coughs, Oolds, Influenza, Hoarseness Croup, .bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for tha. relief of Con sumptive Tatients in advanced stages of the disease. So wide Is the field of Its usefulness and so numerous ar th cases of it cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of tb lungs by Its use. When once tried, its superiority over ev ery other medicine of Its kind is too apparent to eaoap observation, and where It virtue are known, the publl no longer besilate what antidote to employ for the dla trowing and dangeroua affections of the pulinontry organ that are fdcideni to our climate. While many inferior remedies ihrnst upon tbe community have failed and been discarded, this haa gained friend, by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never forget, andproduct 4 cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgoten. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO. LOWELL MASS. dectwStn Sold bv ROBERTS A SAMUEL, Cnlnmhu, SHOOK BOWMAN, Lockbourne, Ohio, nd dealer everywhere 13.8 Y J. A C U 8 E - MEDICAL DISPENSARY, ESTABLISHED IN 1850. m ,B r or M. r.1 tej OJ wo miepvooen an imp,.w w jWXetw ofalts plea rare, wao, finding Dial Am im-cF.oea IA. .reds oo certain looatom, disrate, it from nnmir a lil-fmed unitafthamc dttrrred from oppgiayl phurioian waose knotelodaoand exprrienct tan aloa. berwad Aim in dtrtrtm. PersonsoHlllng, no ono but the Doctor. In view of the vast destruction of human life, entued bv the unsuccessful trettment ofsrxpAL oisxasKa.aud th deceptions used by unprincipled quack. In Medicine, w deem it our duty to suffering humanity to extend our no tice 01 having attaoned to our institution a umrnoary, tor the our of all diseases of a Private or Venereal character. The Faciiav of this InsffftiWo, embrace th best medical talent In the reform school or Dleoictne, ana tn rnysioian who superintends this department, haa a he Justly de-serves, the reputation ef being tha b-ist Sexual Ewgoon in this country. No matter what the dlaease may be, or of how long standing, we oweraasss perfect cure in all caaea by remedie which contain no mineral or polsoaoua drug, require vary little change of diet; aud we also guarantee to cure you at a rory low price, much tees than that ueual Iv charged. ttsTTO YOUNO xtxitl W pledge ourselves to entirely remove th effect of Secret Habit,. Seasonal weakness, etc., ny simple local appiicauons.eaay to oe neeo, eauslng no pain or Inconvenience. No emissions occur af. ter the first application. Address by mall a below. Poisons at a distance cured at home by writing a letter, givlcg a full statement of their symptoms, and enclosing 15, for which their medicine will be sent them by mail or express, secure from danger or observation, with full and xplicitdirectiona for use. , Bigg-J vsr ruuL,isun,iJ i jpn TWO ROOKS IK ONE On Private Diseases & Diseases of Females, THE NATURE, TREATMENT, and RADICAL CURE of Spermstorrbea, or Seminal Weakness, Hexual Debility, N urvoitsness, Involuntary Emissions, and Impoteney, resulting from Self-abuse, Ac. Also, reliable advioe in rela tion to Marnage, conception, aud the means oy wnicn it may be avoided, if necessary; and other matters of vital Importance to th married and thoee contemplating marriage.The knowledge contained therein is not to be found In any other work ever published, nor obtainable from any other soar whatever. Price, 2A cents, sent to any address on receipt of price, or its value In stamp.. Person, who, alter reading this work are not satisfied that It I. wortb at least feur times Its price, can have their money refunded. Aoareas, - o. ja. itiBrsnosni, Drawer 100, Svracusa, N. Y. Or atiplr to Dr. 0. S. OOF F, ooi,w Pfanidaii to tht 1. Mario. Office No. 10, Wleting Hill, (opposite the Syracuse House,) Syracuse, N. Y. , iv u i v . -i u Ann. aveyPersofls in search of reliable medloal advice should not fail to send for the above book before placing their ease in the hand of any of the nomerou quacks who In jest all large cities, and by so doing, they will savo their niVnJ, Hum, euu iu uiau, luiuuivo, .net aprll-aaw NEW HOOK STORE. NEW AR RANEItlE!VT. JOSEPH'S RILEY, COLUMBUS, OHIO. Publisher, Hookseller, & Stationer, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LAW, MEDICAL, AND SCHOOL BOOKS, WALL PAPERS, BORDERS AND DECORATIONS, Window Shade. WINDOW CORHICm AND CURTAIN BANDS AND PINS. M au u fac t u x- e v' o f J3TsVlNri5: BOOKS, JOB PRINTING db BOOK BINDING. 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Also all kinds of Vernerial disease., Syphl- II., Ac, and all old Chronic dtawass; in short, all diseases of th Uriuary and uenerativ organs cures wiinout ran l the shortest Mm Doeaibl. Periect ecrey in all caa. In lb treatment of feaiale the Dr. I assisted by hut wife, who Is a thorough physician. ...... For particulars address Dr. Calvin, Box 414, Cincla aati. Offlc 13U West Filth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. aprS-d3m TAFT & HENDRICK, t XI Jil JM 'JL JL Bt 'X' ffo. 80 Weet Fourth Street, between Wal- nnl ana line, CINCINNATI, O. pria-d8m WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEPOT FOR FAMILY GROCERIES, No. 18 N'orth IXlarlx St.f COLUMBUS. GEORGE F. WHEELER, DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES. &C., Fine Staple Groceries In every variety. 8-GOOD8 ARRIVING DAILY. CHEESE, HAMS, it. aprlT-iUm SMEW STORE! 118 WEST FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI, O. L. O. BULB LL Having takes the above new, large and splendid Store, Is now offering to th public a large and varied assortment of FBINCn, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN , DBY GOODS. His Stock I. such a Is usually found in FirstClass Dry Goods Establishments, Is .11 NEW AND FBESB, selected from th. Latest Importations and Home Manufac tures, aud In FABRICS, STYLES aud TBICES not surpassed by any Establishment In the City. Th. attention of purchaser. Is respectfully solicited. L. C. BUELL. 118 West Fourth St., prl7-dm CINCINNATI, 0. OHIOKERING PIANOS AH Styles and Trees Tbey bars received 40 Xiisno 3VCec3LCwls ADa DJttUf BliU avVltA wvri 33.0 0 0 INSTKUMF.NTS. W V rka.a InalrnmanU haVA II 1 th Real Improvements of the Age, And r( beyond comparison, the Finest Pianos in the World. Particular attention 1. reuuested to SEVERAL JEW STYLES. . J . V. ,1 I'UUO, ' Sols Agml for 0"ilral 0fo, Buckeye Block, Broad Street, Columbus. ' dec-at-eo-dly BLANKS, WARRANTY DBHD8, t Quit Claim Deeds. OHattol . I TT ortgnftoei, REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES, LEASES, AFFIDAVITS, BUBPCENA8, ATTACHMENTS,; EXECUTIONS, SUMMONS, JUDGMENT NOTES, 'Uondai, etc., etc,. FOB BALA AT THS JOURNAL OFFICE. GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION t SPRING STYLES. Dcxlix cik? Son Are now exhibiting novelties la NECK TIES AND SCARFS. GARROTE AND STANDING COLLARS. TLAIN AND FANCY BYRON COLLARS. GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS. ' GENT'S KID GLOVES, best imported GENTS SPRING GLOVES, all kinds. GENT'S HOSE AND HALF HOSE, all kinds. South High (treet. aprSd 0."ST c3 DHUHY PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Corner High & G-ay Streets m.yM.dl NUMBER 271. 'U HARDWARE. MITHOFF, JONES & CO. UABDHAKK & IMWlt. 500 Keg Nails, assorted. ' 100 Ton Bar, Hoop and 8heet,Iron. 6 Steel. " Wb ,, assorted. I'M Pairs Cat riag Spring.. ' lot) Bett " Axle, ym Bvxe. Tin Plate, t 900 Window Glass. WOODEN W ABE. don Bucket, and I Hoop. SO Tub, No. 1,8 and 8. SO ' Wash Boards. m " Bku,awartd. . 5 " Churn. OILS. bbls Linseed OIL - 6 " Wlu ter Strained Whale OU. t Tanner' Oil, , ' 6 Coal Oil. Mow In Store, and for ml at wholeaal and retail.'; No. 2tM South High 8tH mvS-dwlr-Ian21 Columbn Ohio. OTTODWARE STORE ' JUBT RECEIVED BT ' ' v" WM. uSL. GUT-slLf, ONE Or THE LABOEST, AND BEST 8 ELECT ID ASSORTMENTS OF . . . V7" AHID ' via arriiip n this oitt, , - , House Builders' Furnishings f every atyle aod quality. French and American UlndewOlaii. TAINTS GROUND IN OIL, and put up In t. cans for family us, and Dry Paints ' bulk. Brush of every variety and quality. A Splendid Attortment of Machinittt Tooli. ' ' - OABBIAGE MATERIALS, . ' AXES, OBINDT0NI8,e. , , GUNS, PISTOLH, SHOT, Ac, FISU1NO TACKLE, Kl'I'FS A CORDAGE LIATBEB AND INDIA BTJBBER BELTING, - WEDOES, MAULS, ri'MPS, r AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 8CYTUK8, Ac, 60ALEH, BELLM, CHAINS, TABLE AND Pf C gETCUTLEBY. 1 especially invite the attention of all Interested, to my stock of Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Silver Plated Forks, Table, Desert and Tea Spoon., Butter Knives, A- . of BOGKlto A BRO 8 Manufacture, warrantad to be extra heavy, Electro-Plated on genuine Albatta. .... Country Merchant, Mechanic, and other., ar Invited to call and examine my stock, a I am prepared to soH Wholesale and Retail. uiuu. Columbus, may eaiy - WATSON'S ! NEURALGIA KING A Perfeol Antidote, Ppeono antl Cura For Rheumalism and Neuralgia, nas long on oeeueo. ier w K.i , - , , this baa been triumpuautly discovered. It Is called Wah ion's Neuralgia King. WATSON'S NEURALGIA KING Beaches tb source of the trouble and eairisaes 0 aMieai from the system. Unlike th untold number of Liniment and Embrocation, whloh merely stimulate the surface, are but temporary in their effects, and are, at best, of doubtful virtue, it .trike. AT THK SEAT of the ailment, AR-BEsTH IT, KILLS IT, ERADICATES IT, and leave ao traoe beblud. ,..'...,.'.,, WATSON'S NEURALGIA KING ;; Also cure. Oef and Dyspeprl In all tbeir fume, It now giving rellel to laeHsaHdY who have been suffering from these diseases, aud who bar TRIED ALL OTHER REMEDIES lnvain. WATSON'S NEURALGIA KING has received Ihe Aionesf feifiixoaieb from the hlgheet sour-ces In regard to iu WONDERFUL EFFICACY. It operates with equal success in mild and chronlo caa., never ailing to work out a speedy and permanent cure. ' W& tsun I JIAtllALUlA amy oosis out one uouar a bottle, and LESS THAN A BOTTLE often sllects th ond deilred. j.i , ii,- WATSON'S NEURALGIA KINO Is th only SPECI. FIO AND CURE FOR RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA that baa ever been discovered. . Prepsred by ' i v ui.nvind Buffalo, N. T. Fort Erie, 0. W. For sale by all Druggist.. Fi 0. WhSS Vco0,-' 'aolM.I.' A". M. T. J. D. PARK, dnclnnatl; - , ; .... , .i oct20-cUUwAwlV4nr23 NOTICE. I HAVE SOLD TO MR. HENRY' "WILSON my DRUO STORE, which U removed from the corner of High and Gay streets to the south WMt corner of Broad and High street, Oolumbns, Ohio. With many thank to my former patron i and customers, I respectfully request the contlnuanoe of their favor, to ray successor. ,. . HENRY U. NEIL. ; DRUGSTORE.; HAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG STORE of Mr. Hxxax M. Ni.il, I bar opened anew on the southwest cornet of Broad and High strsets, Columbus, Ohio,- oetng the old and roliablo stand for ikai bntintttj'or tnano years. I hav a fresh and well selected stock of Pet AfscN-ctaes, and Pur iJtemicaU, together with Pai'nts, Oilt, Vamitket, Ac., nsually kept in such an establishment.-ayrPni8CBirTioN carefully and promptly compounded. Store open at all houra of the dag and nigkt. I respectfully aolicit th patronage of the public. ' aprll HENRY WILSON. OPENING! OPENING! MRS. M. hopperton; WILL HAVE A: .v. ... , CtHAND OPBNIIe'OI ON NEXT ' TXxi.x3rmcla.-y, Aprll XOtli, Of Spring and Summer Millinery, , And Invites her friends and th publio to call and ar her Stock of Bonnets, Blhbons, Flowers, 4c, Ac, Ac, of which sh will ll unusually cheap. aWDon'l forget to call at No. 1 7 8 South High St. aprlft-dlw DAVIDSON & BRO., (Succeuors to GEO. M. DIXON,) NORTH EAST COB NEB rfFTH AND MAIS $TB., CINCINNATI, O., mroBTxxs and whoi eaxia ni,ns in PURE DRUGS BND MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TATENT MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES, TURE WINES AND LIQUORS for Medicinal us COAL OIL, BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Ac, Ac. All favoring us with a visit or their order, will Hod our a!ork complete and price, moderate. aprl7-dm3rtaw ra.iHoxoixox. . anowit Blxoedlxtser c Browu Manufacturers and Dealer, in all kind, of CABINET FURNITURE. Sprlug Beds, Chairs, Mattraaaet, Looking Glae,Ae, 164 Sen HigkSfrs OohMaows, fMto. " V-Undertaklng promptly attended to. . . myldly-BAB . 53 W,,t f'ourtn,tr"t Cincinnati, MauulHcturerand Dealer in Hen', Women Miaees' and Children's Fin Boots and Shoe., and She Uppers.; Btanataeai-o ;. .-vl ..