Columbus morning journal. (Columbus, Ohio), 1866-01-25

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' " ' ' " I .. . . ... . . . u I . - f ' - !' ; --Iti- 1 : r f -. v.' : t -; !' t I - ' I r " - I..- . : 1 00 Business Directory. B BAHKK, MOHTOJI K., AtUrDe, at-Lew, abibo. amiiaina, i oo. mga.Bi. j.nu vm piX,C. C, Dealer In fine Tobeoeo ens 0 tare, V hH. 77 bod-ib niga at. jbio TtOWKII. B. M , TOjikUn aad Sarifon, No. I XJ Opera Hium Block. JanlT ly TIOVNTAIbT, WjW., PbTMMlMd "ergeo, X UOIOB IB JHBUgBtQB JQHttlBK. JB 1J Jim DlniT, Paotofraph.ra, Mo. ttl u r-ooip nige at. jana.ai niHIMICI A., Jr.. BotMj labile, Juhneoa VJ Blocli, 117 BoDih uigiin jmiiir TTVUBBO, VAMDCCIBirr TETHEB, ' KaasiaoiararB oi irinu boo., vbhm, bol lot n in oftm mg i jbdh H1 BY I. J. K.. Nbwi and Periodical Dealer, P. omc Botiains. , japiesm H1 Wj, WM. a. , Molarjr rablle aad Joilloo nf IBB rtacB. "wqin OlgB BVTVBI. JBnir IB TTIlTOHIaaoKT, I. A., OIbIb Agnt, llTSonth I Bnnii.,Bi.jitniiwitiB b. jbbii ij T IHUt.lAH.V COr, OoafHUoaen Bn Baa. XJ inriBBi, ,miK noiiaiag. .- jbbis 17 BTAHO MET. W. A , Poilar la FrslU, OudiM AU MttfliHi no 111B, mgp it. Jails obi ?;??'!t't.r,Lp;w'"?,'!;'L,,"Oneof our own clergy, not half a doien '"B"",l"irt- Ji5!Li miles from this city, gare notice at the lb PcM, nOI.LAItO BOWEff. aornron. Olrll In X glDwra and UibI E.i.h Asoati, Ho. U Xast TJOBY, OK I. W., tbjilclB aad Sorgo, Aa nM' ll axuBBUgo D aoiiqiBg. laniT 17 OUr.L I.KH H AR K M. Bf. CO., Clala Agt's, MO DlBllOB 1 AXOUBl'gt B B PBIIBIPg. JBDtlUJI rrALI.HAUWK.T. W.. NMarj PiblleAOIalai X a i, apjpo) Buiioiogi 7 a. n'gn it. jann 17 W W ARDKSj WILNOS, Attorniji al-Uw, n,m aan ai tireai. jtsiv 17 . ARNKKA KI.LIOTf, PbologrBBbsn, Ho. io( oouin uigu at. - jaBisst 1 i'ija:.j'.. .! ' Morning Journal. ia FRIRTRD AMO PUBIslMUID JT COfVJLY, ROSY Sc SMITH. ailllc-n Nrt. ' ill. fMt NiHtei StrMt. Ml I The BoatoBi VFaekly Freaa. IT "KBIMMlf." " Perhaps I can entertain ion with a per sonal paragrapn or two concerning the weekly newspapers of this city. The beat one is The Commonwealth. Years ago there was a dally with this name, edited at various times by F. W. Bird, Eliiur Wright, John D. Baldwio, William & Robinson, Joseph Lyman, Charles List, and other radi cals. This was merged in the Dailj Tele-grapli, at first edited by Hildretb, the histo rian ; and tnis at last died, or waa swal lowed up in the consolidated Traveller. The present Oommonmallk may be said to be its euocesaor, as it repreaenta the same olaas of r men na opinions, lis editor is Charles IV. Btaek, who is u radical, but not too muoh so to be chosen Alderman of a conservative oily. The Libtrafor is about to give up the ghost, even if it ia not already dead. Mr. GarrieoQ took his composing stick in hand last week, and set up canard's contempti ble proclamation of a magnificent aot, and 0 the Liberator goes out of existence triumphantly. It was Mr. Garrison's duty to labor for the adoption of the constitutional amendment, tor nobody in America has done ao much, br Inculcating false views-of the namro of the constitution as it was, to convince the people of its need of amend-1 ment. No doubt Mr. Harrison and Mr. Phillips have been conscientious in their belief as to the diabolical eharaoter of the old oomnaot. and aa o the imnrobabilltv of doing pirfeot anti-slavery work under it. No doubt also thta aonaoteatioua belief haa done an iuoalculablo amount of mischief, as all false opinions do. There was always enough anti-slavery in tha constitution to make this a free oountry ; nothing but the purpose W4S wauling, and now that Ihe pretended want of power is supplied, if tho purpose to enforce it is still wanting, Mr. Garrison's pesan will turn out to have been premature. Slavery was abolished by the war and by the will of the people and there is reason to lear mat to no aingie DiaoK man in this broad conntry has there been any appro- eiable change of condition between the day before and th9 day after Seward's procla mation, as lor ine otner proposed constitutional amendments, it ia greatly to be feared that tbay will prove to be miachiev- Wu. inasmuoh as they will eerve the purpose of distracting attention from the vital question. If Congress is to be drawn aaide into a discussion of the proper basis of suffrage, it will lose Bight of the great questions of liberty and Justioe, whloh require ettlemenl, and whloh oannot be settled by any now provisions as to representations. Eighty years ago there was an attempt to bribe Ihe slaveholders to give np slavery . by saying to them, give it up and you shall have two-fifths more representation than otherwise. But the "voluptuouaneas ot tyranny" tho luxury of man-owning and woman whipping waa too muoh for this, and I he j paid no heed to tbe temptation. If anybody auppoaoa the white traah of the South will put itself in danger of being outvoted by the blaoka and so of losing its present ohance of mi. king laws for the oppression of the hated class, for the sake of getting a fuller reproaentation at Washington, they ate probably under a delusion. At any rate the change will be very gradual. Unless it is made tolerably certain that the proposed amendment will have (he , desired etfeot at the South, i. e, induoe the "governing classes " there to enlarge the suffrage, I see not how New England members or Congress oan consent to a proposition which muat diminiah their political power in proportion to that ef the West. But I am losing sight of my neWBpapara. The Saturday Evening QaittU, the Exprett and the Jlerald, are our Sunday papers. The first is edited by W. W. Olapp, Jr., whose father established it ever go many years ago, and Mrs. Partington ia ens of his assistants. Col. Olapp has recently disposed of the ownerahip to Mr. OoodselL The Herald is an adjunot of the daily of Ihe same name. ' The religious papers, such as the Cbayr-gatimanit, and the Watchman, are getting to be very lively and enterprising, and if W I not quite so secular and politioal as the Independent, very nearly so. It will be a long time before some of the contributors to these papers have D. I). appended .to their names Indeed I have lost confidence, to some extent, in these papera aa representatives of religiona opinion ainoe I aaw one of my own artioles, in one of them, on a ocular topic, quoted aa the judgment of "the rellgloua press." The Recorder stands up more strictly to the orthodox atandard, I believe. The FilnrM is the Epiaoopalian paper, but, having enough of that style of presohiog in Bev. Dr. Huntington's Traveller oolumu, I do not search for the rTiweai, ) jno wniwiiiwi buoobuus mr. nniitemore s Trumpet, or 'The Gospel according to Tom," aa George Bradburn used to oall it. The Regieter, the Unitarian organ, I believe has lately ohanged hands but here I break down you sse, for I really know but little bout these sheets, so I will step. , rikioDioAi, trrgBATtiBi. In spils of the removal of the Ohrietian Stammer to New York, oriticlsm still lingers here in the shape of our venerable Quarterly, tho North American. I believe this is independent as the lot of humanity will permit. Mr. Lowell ia a radioal turned oonaorvative, and Mr. Norton is a oon- servative turned radioal, ao eeoh has the benefit of experience, and that tolerant feeling for old errors whioh is indispensable to a oandid judgment. Mr. Norton will have an article on the President's message in the Jnsusry number, Parton one on Henry Clay; F. B. Sanborn, Secretary of our board of S ate Charities, one on Prison Discipline; Wm. D. Howells one on Mantus; and among the other writers are Bussell Sturgis, Jr.; Simon Newoomb, Douglass Campbell, Rowland -G. Hasard, T. W. Hig-gineoD, and John 0. Gray, Jr. It is alwavs .he safest to puff your book or magaslne on the " strength of ite table of contents, and in this eaee there is little if any risk. The Atlantic and Toung bit are already old stories, four readers not only know the tables of contents, but have enjoyed Ihe reading of the articles. The portrait in Ihe Utter givw us an example of what must be, i ' ,- ; : ll'auppaae, a psychological truth, to wit that wrilinn for Toung Folia mikes an u. toor look lounr. jura. Btowo tu louna what Ponoe do Leon fought for, and I anti oipate a rush of all elderly ladiea towards tna ailumas of tha uoaton organ or jot. ualliT. But. after all there ia ao much fun In the atorr or the nen tnat natonea auokt, that the writer must for the time being hare been "tranalated." Gail Hamilton, in the Atlantic ia Tery prony, and I adriie her not to set photographed in the attitude of writing for that wort. The Examiner, anile of its removal to New lark, has a Uoaton omoe at walker Fuller's, and meet of its artioles are by Boston men, to wil: E. E. Hale, John Weiss, James Fmeman Clarira,' W. K. Alier, and ( thlskVA. J. Warner. Of oourss "Liberal CUristiaaity" must still and its prinoipal defenders here. Borne of our Unitarian clergymen. .howsTsr, are setting exoeed ingly liberal. I hear of one,, (but he, I am gild to ear is a New Vorgcr.) who preaohed at Plymouth an Sunday forenoon, and play ed oroquet with the girls In Ine afternoon. I suppose he will exoiue himself on the nound tbat tne una were Terr prettT. olose or the afternoon sernoe mat aaano- insj assembly would be held the next lues day eteninz, but that the Bible alias. uu ally held ou that craning, would not be postponed, but be bald as; hour earlier, u enable members or it to go to mis aance i This was putting a bold face on it To re-tarn to the Examiner; the January number looks as if it would prove worthy of its an- oient fame as an independent oritlcal re Tiew'. Hartford Prut. Tbe I'nblle Debts of alia World. The publio debt of the United Stales is often pointed at by the enemies of free In' stiuttioas as the most formidable evidence of thel impotency of republics to deliver the masses of the people from the incubus of such onerous national obligations. But the publio debt of this immense oontinent is not even as large aa that of the small ialands constituting the Uaited . Kingdom of .England, Ireland; Scotland and Wales, although the. civil war - in wnioh this country baa been engaged during; the last four years ex ceeded in the magnitude of armies and fleets all he wars fought in tbe old world during tne present century. 1110 following tame purports to give the latest estimates of the publio debts of various nations : ' An. JnU f'anoa DiU. J Cap UDll.0 nioaaoDl..94 iwu.ifhj um 0 bjI Untied buta. 8,UOj.OI0,OI0 8jr ,MO $133 33 FraDBil... H. 000,000 00 3,, iH.0,000 I. lftS (KIO.OOO 7o;ooo,wio 64.79 19.40 92,14 33.44 165 00 11. 06 37 60 28 Bit 2B.HK 11.43 a. 10 21.00 i.a 14.77 103 00 20(10 Rawl. , Anuria ........ Spain Ejoklaod ........ rriuaia........ Porto gat l.iwvw.uuo e.,uiio,Buo 63o,UUO,U0 1I,0ii0iiiiKI 11)5.000,000 a,wo CltHI 810,0110,000 lS.OUO.MIO lf,0OO,O00 4 000 tOO ucigiam . lao.ouo.uw 130 000,0:41 8..0. 0,10 60,000,0:10 oof) 40,0110,000 2.0O0,(H)0 as ooo.ojo ao.oiw.ooo 4,r.i loooo 4,600,0(10 7,700,1100 2 000,11)0 2,(XXJ,OI0 1,1300,0 O 1,700.000 ,000 1,000000 Bavaria Braall D4.mark tiBXon7 .,..... nauorvr Wnrttnberg ., aamborB...l Orati The lightness of our debt as compared with those of other nations will be yet infi nitely more apparent by substituting tbe test of apace for that of population. It muat be borne in mind that the Amerioan continent is nearly four limes as large aa Europe, and aotually constitutes about three-tenths of the dry-land surfnoe of the globe. It is not too much 10 say that after few generations tne united BtaleB will contain a population of ahundrcd millions, and the greater ratio of the inorease of our population and or that ct our resources must be duly considered if we would arrive at a proper eatimate of the proportion of our public debt to those of the old ooun- tries. If wo wero doornail, like the Euro- peana, to be saddled for all elerniiy with an enormous (.-ublio debt, lit coueoquenoo of our maintaining a large jtauding army, wo ahould be ablo to bear this burden with much greater elasticity, considering the daily addition of the labor of European immigrants to tbe national resouroes, and the oonatant Increase in times of peaoe of the national wealth through the progress or industry and invention But there is no rear or tne puoiio debts becoming chronio incumbrances in the new world, as they are in the eld. Our armies have been rapidly disbanded ; our navy is being restored to a peace fooling; and while at the end or tuts century curopewm be more and more groaning under tbe old load :of indebtment, America will in all probability be altogether relioved from publio debts. It will then be Been that the power of honorable labor in the midst of free institutiona ia not only magical in pro moting Ihe educatioual and moral develop ment of the race, but aleo in saving litiure ages from the necessity ot' bearing forever the buideus entailed by tho expeditures of their predecessors. Chicago Republican. Toe Aflnota cooildeaoa. Our worthy President has become satis fied that Mr. JuJah P. Benjamin and Gen. Robert B. Lee arc thoroughly and radically loyal, and that their Utile indiscretions of the last four ysars were no very gieat crimes at the worst, and this being their first offenoe at murder and treason, Bhouid be forgiven, audi that the erring States of the South, having been forced to secede through the demoniacal influence of the teachings of George Washington, and the praotice of the anti-slavery Quakers and Puritans, should be dealt with lightly, and this too being their first offence, ahould be forgiven without punishment I Our most worthy President, with this humane view of thiaga, has decided that Virginia ia thoroughly loyal I It is well to have some sagaoibus statesman at the head of affairs to lot the people know how loval they really arev Our Congressman, Mr. Pendleton, de-clared, the other day, that it was a special diapeuBation of Providenoo that killed the Yankee uen. wadawortn, alter having en- oamped on hia farm and burned his fence rails. 1 The loyal Legislature of this loyal State, the other day, passed a bill (0 provide for the rebuilding of a certain "Court House afnfroyed by the enemy." Away down here, in our diatrioL composed largely of honeat loyal adored citizena, people are inolined to believe such things treasonable, and fear lest our most worthy authority at Washington Is inflating the balloon of reoonstruotion too rapidly. It mast be amusing to the brilliant minds at the National Capitol to see what ridiculous ideas the Union men and oolored peo- nle tke of National anaira. We have bu idea that the Union men should govern the South; that the Union men be allowed to vote; that the colored men wno lougnt ror the Union should not be made slaves to the while man who fought against the Union; that the men who aided the eaoape of onr ildiers from rebel dungeons should not be driven from the polls by men who kept blood hounds to hunt down the starved Tankeea. We are ao ignorant as to believe that riyaf and juetiee should be the polioy of our government. We find we are wrong ia our ideasl We find that the South are perfeotly loyall We find that the true policy is oonoiliationi that justioe is intended only for small crimes, and not for treason! We live to learn, and wo would not be surprised at any time to reoeivo a proclamation from our worthy Executive announcing that it was the intention of Deity to sanctify ain aa a means of oonoiliatlng Satanl Samptm ( Fa.) True Southerner.' ' The Ohrietian Tntelliaencer saTB! Tn Ihe 'oreeds and formularies of the Reformed Dutch Church, are the Apostles' Creed, the Nioene; and the Athanasian ; The Bel-do Confession : The Canons of the Synod of Dora, and Heidelberg Catechism. It fraternises with all other reformed ocm- mnnicne, rejects prelacy as a human and dangerous devloe and claims to be part of the Holy Apoatolio Catholic Churoh. The highest legislative and judioial body is tho General Synod. Subordinate to it are the Particular Synods of New Tork, Albany and Chicago. There are in all i'i olasses of Presbyteries; 427 churches; 4p8 ministers; 04,200 eomeBanwauM. A bold and successful robbery waa committed within fifty yarda of the Work-houae at Nashville on Saturday morning about 1 o'clock. Mr. David Wray, of East Tennes see. formerly a United Stales soldier, was sprang upon by two men and robbed of $8,100. JATUr. Wbaa winter oaaiaa aal fraaiaa o'er Our eiyatal lake from absra to shore, V7. vota tha iBgle-alda a b jra, And all go oat a akating : And than we bare aacb J0II7 faa, And anob fantaatle trloka are dona Upon tha lea, that aver7 ona : Thinks nothing Ilka II 'naath the ann. Baelng U tha frost7 air, Cnttlng ctralas bare and Ihera, ' Banlabid la all thoughts of ears , Wbaa wa go out a ikatlaf . And wnaathi biting nortksra wind Ita ay to manlad aais will Hod, , Wa doni a ooatlaentil mind, But all go 6U a skating : And, au7bapl If lha lea ba all . Aglara, and banpa of caution anall, 1 A gant ma7 cut an awkard sprawl Or Udj hurt har waUrrall. Kit a word of plaint U1S7 atlkei Caring aol for thump or aoha, : . Alt la borne for plaasar.! take Wbaa wa go oat a skating. And If, perchance, tba ()e Is thin, Home reeklaee ohap will tumble la, And lhare arliaa quita a dla Whan wa era out a exiting : Tha ladles Kraam or taint wlib fright, And eomradaa work with all their might To lave their chum from drowning quite, While urealni laugh to aaa his plight. Frost7 wblakara, lc7 noee, Obattarlng taatb and froaaa toes, All for pleeaure It goes When wigeoutaakatlng. Peraoaal aad MUeellaneann. Oil similar to the petroleum is distilled from the shale overlaying the Yorkshire (cogiandj iron peas. The Jacksonport (Ark.) Herald has re ceived information of a reliable oharaoter from Little Rock that the Supreme Court of tuat cute nas decided that the test oath is unconstitutional. In 186S there were 682 murders commit ted in the United States, and only 98 exe outionu; 85 murders were committed on Christmas Day. Mrs. Rosaltha A. Shippey. of Tunkhan 00k, Wyoming oounty. Penu.. has applied to the Legialatnre for a divorce from her Husband, Charles a. Shippey, who she alleges is a deserter from the Untied States army. She asks for a divoroe on Ihe ground 01 nis desertion and fer the reason of his violation of his marital vows. Prince Umberto. heir asnarent to the hrone of Italy, is to bs married in March to tbe Princess de Leuohtenbersr, whose grandfather, Prince Eugene Beanharnais. bore the title of "Vloeroy of Italy," under tne nrst umpire. Probably the largest spring in the world is one in tne center or Muutsville, Ala. from which a atream of water flows Buffi cient lo float a thirty ton batteau. It ia an object of great interest to the neighbor- nood and visitors. Another spring in Florence, in that Stats throws out a body of water estimated at 17,000 eubio feet per minute. In describing a reception at the White House, the Stir says : A peculiar style of wearimg tne nair last evening among the ladies was a subjeot of much comment, and the remarks were for the most part, altogether in ita favor, as a becoming substi- ute ror tne waterfall. Tbe hair was al- wed to fall its full length, without fetter or bond or any description, and was thought by many to bs the most graoeful style the ever ohangiog empress fashion haa yet presented to puotto patronage " Mother," Bald little Ned. one moraine-. after having fallen out of bed, "I think 1 know why I fell out of bed laat night. It was because I slept too near where I sot ia." Musing a little while, aa if in doubt whether be bad given the right explana tion, he added, "no, that was a t tbe reason; it was beoauae I slept too near where I fell out." General Brlabin has formed a plan for a new regular army, whioh he has submitted to the consideration of various Congressmen. It proposes that the army should oonsist of 100,000 men; that the officers Blaries should be exempt from taxation, and that when off duty they should be allowed lo hold oivll offices. A Fort Wayne paper says there is now in contemplation, by certain capitalists, tbe oonatruotlon or a road from Tincennes, Indianapolis, thence to Fort Wayne and Toledo. "The special obj eot," it says, "of the proposed road, is to secure direct railroad connection from Southwestern Indiana to th a Lakes,-for the transportation of produce and other height to the East. A road for this purpose, starting at Vincennes, would be almost a straight line, through Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, to Toledo, on Lake Erie." J can Seaver, of Portsmouth, aooomplished Ihe feat in that oily, last week, of walking one hundred miles in ons hundrsd hours, without sleep, completing the task on Sat urday evening, at half past eight o'clock. Sjaver is now, as he expresses it, "almost as good as new." This is said to bs the first time this feat was ever successfully undertaken.During the last year (1806) the piano trade of the United States amounted to fifty-nine millions two hundred and eighty-four thcusind six hundred and seventy-three dollars (50,284,678). The number of pianos made was one hundred aud eighteen thousand two hundred and eighty, or a little over three hundred and eighty-one for each working day. A reoent exploration in the interior of Mexico, has lod to the discovery in the middle of a large forest, the ruins of a oily built and inhabited by the aborigines long before the time of Cortes, and furnishing indubitable evldenoe of the high attain ments of tbe people in oiviliiatlon and the arts. This city is of considerable extent, surrounded by a stone wall five yards in thiokness and ten feet high, and having its strecta paved with polished atone. Many fine apartments of architecture were dia- oovered, among them a msgnitesnt palaoe, supposed to have been the residence of acme Indian king, and alee statuary and paintings of a supsrior oharaoter, monuments, reservoirs, aqueducts, and all tha concomitants of a oiviliaed and educated state of sooiely. Mr. E. A. Sothern, the actor, better known as Lord Dundrsary, has lately had a vsrdiot for two hundred and fifty dollars damages rendered against him, in the Court of Queen's Bench, London, in a suit brought by the leesee or the triune or Wales' theatre. The action waa brought for failure on the part of Mr. Southern to oomply with his engagement to aot in plaintiff's theatre, and the damages were laid at two thousand pounds. Sickness was pleaded by defend ant as the justification of his breach of contract. It is now slated that the late Lady The resa Lewis was not the author of tha two popular novela, the "Semi-Detaohed House" and "Semi-Attached Couple," aa haa been supposed. They were written by Miaa Eden, daugnter or tne Biahop or iiitn and Wells, and Lady Theresa msrely got them published. Professor J. L Craig, of Owensvllle, Gib' son oounty, Indiana, was robbed the other night of $2,buv, on board a steamboat on the Ohio River. He was returning home from a bridal tour at the time of the rob bery. Horace Greeley attends Rev. B. H. Cha- pias (Universalis!) church, and enjoys the reputation of being one of the sound- eat sleepers in the entire congregation. Hon. John Q. Davis, repraaentatlve from Indiana in the 82d, 881, 86th and 86th Con-greases, died of apoplexy, at Terrs Haute, on the 18ih. He waa a native of Fleming County Ky., where he was born in October, 1810. He enjoyed few educational advantages, and was raised a farmer, thus owing his subsepuent position, to his energy and pcrseveranoe. Dr. J. 0. Ayer of Lowell, is said to be the Heaviest stockholder, in the new Xerk tribune establishment. His Cherry Pectoral and kindred productions, are not his only profitable investment. L. W Jerome, the Couneoticut olook man, is the largest or one of ihe largest owners of stock in the New ions limes concern. A Beeaulraeted Hebel Trim for . Coilaal BMalUaar- We have been interested in reading the details of the trial of Gaaaway B. Lamar, of Savannah, for purloining cotton, and at' tempting to bribe government offioert in charge thereof, before a military commie aioa at Savannah. Two Massachusetts men, Hon. Albert G. Browne, and CoL A. G. Browne. Jr. the latter late military secre tary to Gov. Aadrew, were conneoted with the affair. The elder Browne is a special treasury agent for that diatriot, and waa InBtructed to send all the captured and con fiacated ootton that came within his oontrol to New York for sale on account of govern ment. . Being taking; ill, bis son was ap. pointed temporary agent, and while noting as such was mads tbe object or a bribe, by the handa of Lamar's nephew, Q. B. Lamar, Jr. to let certain ootton, claimed by lmir, Sri pass from his central. The letters showing the plot were seiied and produced in court, and from ' them it appears the younger Lamar, did not dare to "try it on' yonng Browne cautioning his' uncle that It would not succeed, ana tnat Browne would "blow the whole thing up" if it was attempted. The gray-headed Lamar, nevertheless, had faith in the polioy, as another letter seized urged anotner party to "try diplomacy, soft corn, soft soap, douoery. largesses, at your his discretion," to effect the posaeasion of the coveted cotton, xne Browne's came cut with flying colors as ef ficient and straightforward officers, though some of the military gentlemen in that neighborhood are rather the worse for the testimony. At last accounts the final pleas had been made. vommomueatln. The rirat Baby. By the Rev. Mr. , S. W. B. to G. C. mly daughter, etc. "Nooards." Why didn't it say no babyr I have one or these inter. eating animals at my honss. It oame when it rained, dark as pitob, and my umbrella at the store, no oars running. The doctor lived five mites due West, and the nurse six miles due East, and when I got home to the boeom of my family the oondensed milkman was at the next door. It is a funny Hi tie chip, that baby, Solferinc oolor, and the length of a Bologna Sausage. Cross? guefiS notl Um, urn: it oommenoed ohiBing me down the pathway of life just when muslin, linen and white flannel were the highest Ihey had been since Adam built a house for Mrs. Eve's chickens Doctors charged two dollars a squint, four dollars a grunt, and, on account of the scarcity of rain in the country, taxe what is lert In a man a pocket, no diecount for caah, and eend bill lor balanoe, January 1st. A poor thing is that baby; a spaok or a nose like a war! head as bald as a Bquaah, and no plaoe to hitch a waterfall; a mouth just suited to oome the gum game and chew milk. Oh, crackee, you should hoar her sing. I have bumped it, stuffed my fur cap down its throat, giving it the smoothing iron to play with, but that little red lump that looka as t oouldn t hold blood enough to keep a musketo from fainting, persists in yelling like thunder. It shows a great desire to swallow its fists; and the other day they dropped down, lis throat, and all that pre- vcnied their (Fling clear through, was the crook of its elbows, it stopped its musio, and 1 was happy one and a half minutes. Us a pleasant thiug to have a baby in the house. Think of the pleasures of a father, in dig. habiile, trembling iu tho midnight hour, nn His warm leet upon a square yard of oold oilcloth, dropping paragorio in a tin spoon by moonlight; somebody thumping on the door, wife or your bosom snouting "our and tne baby yelling till tbe frsaco rops rrom the oetitng. its a ntoc time to think of dresa ooala, pants, tieB and white kida. Shades of departed cooktails, what anmfnrt, vW a. picture fur an artist in plaster of Paris I Its mother says the dar- ng is troubled with wind on the stomach beats all the wind instruments you ever heard. I have to get up in the oold while tibe milk warms it usoa the bottle. I have oradle with a representation of a miraou- ua soothing syrup boillc on the dashboard, tried to atop its breath the other night was no go; 1 rooked it ao hard 1 misaed the ataya, and aent it alap dear aoross the room, upsetting ajar of preserves. It diun t make any noise, then, oh, no I mother eayB only wait until it geta bleaobed, fit's been vaaoinated,) aud old enough to orawl around and feed on pins. res, 10 going to wait, wont it bs delightful? John run for the doctor, ala has in the Blop-pail, and ia choking with a potato akin; eia haa fell down Btaire; Bia haa swallowed the tack hammer, ahows signs of the mumps, measles, oroop, whooptngoougb, emall-pox, oholio, dysentery, oholera in- tantum, or some other darn thing to let the doctor take all the money laid by for my winter s corn Deer, and all this oomea 01 shanipooning and ourling my hair, wearing nice olothes, looking handsome, going a urtiug, and making my wife fall in love and marry me. The Oldest RepnMlo ou Enrih, The American Quarterly Recitw eontnina a letter from W. G. Irving, giving a aketohof hia visit to San Maringo, a small Repnblio Italy, between the Appenines, the foe and tho Atlantic. - The territory of this State, is only forty miles in oircumfereece, and its population, about aoven thousand. The Republio was founded more than four teen oentunes ago, on moral principles, industry and equity, and has preserved its liberty and independence amid all the wars and discords whioh have raged around it. llanaparle respected Hand sent an embassy expresB his sentiments of friendship and fraternity. It is governed by a Captain regiment, ohesen every six months by the representatives of 'the people,(sixty-Bix in number,) who are so chosen every six montha by the people. The taxes are light; the farm houses are neat; tbe fields well culti vated; and on all sides are seen comfort and lenty happy effect of morality, simplicity and frugality. Large Income la Ensrlnnd. Dignities in England are expensive. The Queen's privy purse is 485,000 a vearj the late King of the Belgians (uncle to the ueee.) jtoOUOU: the Prince or Wales, 4U,- OuO; the Princess of Wales, 10,000; the Liuieor uamonage, iz,uuuj tne fnncess Roval, 8,000; the Prinoess Alice Maud Mary, 0,000; the Duchess of Cambridge, 6,000: the PrlnoeBB Mary of Cambridge, 8,000; and the Duchess of Mecklenburg Streiitz, 8,000. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has 20,000. The Lord Chancellor, the two Lord Juatices or Appeal, ana the Master of the Rolls, 6,000 each ; the three Vice Chancellors have 5,000 each; the Chief and Puisne Judges of the Court of ueen's tienob, about i.i.im : of the Com mon Pleas and Exchequer, 27,000, and the Judge of tho Probate Court, 5,000; the Assistant judge, ii.zw; toe Bpeaaeror tne House of Commons, 5,200 ; Comptroller General, 2,000. The report of the Philadelphia Chief of Police for 1866 shows tbat the number of persons accommodated with lodging during the year amounted to 86,828. The greatest number accommodated during one month was in Deoember, being o.soa, and the least number, in August, amounting to 1,861. Of the whole number 22,506 were males and 12,622 were females. The nativities of the lodgers wero, Uuiled Stares, 11,061; Ireland, 21,209; Germany, 2,284; England 1,284, and im divided among other nation alities. ; i . - It is proposed to open an International Theatre in Paris, during the exhibition of 1867, in which playa will bs performed in German, English and Italian not to mention Greek, Spanish and American. . A oomnany has been formed in Buffalo for the purpose of proouring gas from a gas well tnat nas Deeu norea eoout ten miles north of that oity, and whioh produees 40.- 000 cubie feet of brilliant burning- eras. A ccntraot has been made to supply the Buf falo Gas Company with that amount of gas j . jn . I . . . D per nay at ona uonar pur inousana reel. The following; are the members of tha nsw Italian ministry; General dalle Max. mora, President and Minster for Foreign Anairs; cignor umaves, minister of the interior; Bignor nciaioja, Minister or Finance; Senator Defaloo, Minister of Public Worship and Justice; Signor Jaolni, Minister of Public Works. TELEGRAPHIC. REPORTED FOR THE JOURNAL. THE INSUU1NCG (0. FAILURE The Pirate Shenandoah BOARD OF ADMIRALS, Oil. TVEXLS 1ST KENTUCKY. Reopenino: of Raiiroads in ihe Eoalh Soldiers' and Sailors' Convention, Meeting of Cigar Makers. Tariff' anil Taxation on Ciiiars I '.- :-T " '- Smuggling on the Frontier, norease of Revenue Officers 6. C. Smith and tha Ky, Legialatnre Prize Money to be Paid. Excitement in Commercial Circles. From New York. Tne FaaneuNfuia of Bnalnena by tbe ; nnrlue luanraiice couifinuy. I Nkw Yobu-, Jan. 24. The suspension of business by the Colunv bian Marine luBuranoe Company, creates mmense excitement in commercial circles. The oompanies buildings were thronged yesterday by the stockholders, many of whom are ascertaining tne oauses oi tne lieued failure, and propose to stand an assessment of 60 per cent, in order that usiness might be reBumod by the directors. A meeting of the latter will take place to day, at which it is expected some satisfac tory arraugement may be eniereu into, xne xact amount of the liabilities is not yet ascertained, but they will roach a very high figure. rueanenaniionn Kxpeeieta inina aiver- liowl. A Horald speoial aavs the Navy Depart ment is in receipt of correspondence from Commodore Goldsborough, whice leads it to uppose that the rebel privateor Shenandoah may shortly be expooted from Liverpool. At Mr. Adams's request, the Commodore ill probably detail a small crow to bring her across the Atlantic. ISilnrd or AtltulrnlH. A Board, composed of all the Admirals in the Naval service, convened yeeterdny murning in the Navy Department, but the purpose of the convocation remains un- noirn. Crude Oil rroau tbe CumbarlHad Bivejr. The Herald has tbe following special, daudsfjinoinnati, 28J; To-daj a consign ment of three hundred barrels of orude oil arrived from Creel's Bar, on the Cumberland River. A new souroe just disoovered. Green Clay riiiiliu RequeaU'il to R'rIkis by Ihe Kentracky JLt-aleliamre. A resolution was introduced In the Ken tucky Legislature to-day, requesting Green Clay Smith to resign his plaoe in the U. S. ongress. The reAsona for tnis move are e radical republicanism and the extreme measures he has advocated in putting down he Democratic and conservative parties, at the Presidential and other elections. ! Troops lu tAeailncaiy. Nearly all the white troops have been ithdrawn from Kentucky, which ia now garrisoned by negroes. ! oil Welle. Forty-one flowing wells are now in operation in Barren county, Kentucky. steopenluu; Statlroad Conimnnlcatlon lu (lie Sloulb. On Monday the Srst train, in a number of years, ran through to Brownsville on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. The bridge over the Hatohie river being oompleted. During the present week trains will run to Humboldt, a distance of 80 miles from Memphis. 1 Bishop Morris of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is lying dangerously ill at Xenia, Ohio, of paralysis. , Mrvlae of sirs. SJtepben A. Dongta. The Times' Washington special says: Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas was last evening married to Maj. Robert Williams, U. S. A., at his residenoe in Washington. The ceremony was performed by Father Lynch, of the Catholic Church, in the presence of a small and seleot oirole of friends of both parties. The Noldlere' and Sallore' Convention. The Soldiers' and Sailors' Convention, now in session in Washington, adopted a resolution, yesterday, asking that Congress raise (the pension of private soldiers lo $100.' Gen. Butler addressed the Convention last evening, and Gen. Banks will speak to-morrow night. The objoots of the Convention are to promote the interests of tho disabled loyal aurvivors ef the great rebellion. A Hevlona Fraeaa on Board n StcamC I llilp. . A Berieos affray occurred on board the steamship Manhattan, at Pier No. 8, North River, i yesterday afternoon, between the firemen, coal passers and the second mate, Henry Curwln. The latter being severely beaten and hard pressed, drew a revolver and discharged it at the crowd, the shot taking effect in the head of Michael Haley, a fireman, produolng probably a fatal wound.: Gnrwln was arrested, and the wounded man was taken to the City Hospital, where the surgeon gave it as his opinion, that Haley oould not live through the night, j ...'.- Bfleetlnc off Clarar Meikere.-.The TnrltT on Isnported Client and Taxation on (lie Domestic Article Tinder Gen- aldorattlon. ' A large meeting of oigar makers of this city and "Vicinity was held in Turner's Hall laat evening for the purpose of considering the inelfioiency of the present tariff on imported oigars and the burdens of taxation on the domesllo artiole. The fcrm of a petition for presentation to Congress was adopted, setting forth that those engaged' in tho trade of oigar ma king arc in a measure deprived of the means oi livelihood by reason or tho increased value given to domestis oigars by ths ocst of material and the internal revenue tax, whioh enables importers of oigars to undersell the manufacturers of a good quality of oigars, and requesting Congress to take proper action in ths matter, either by the reduction of tax upon domestic cigars or an increass of duty upon imported cigars. uiukkHubT Increase or Kevenne OBI-erne oil tbe Cauaullaan frontier. The Tribune's Washington speoial says : The St. Lawrence being frosen over, and consequently, affording extra facilities for smuggling, the Commissioner of Customs has ordered an increase of his force of revenue officers, stationed on the Canadian frontier. The Commissioner states that many of bis offioers are armless soldiers, who, notwithstanding their disability, make most efficient and valuable offloorev i .";...! Prlae Money. .avi The Prise Money for the orews of the U. S. steamers, James Adger, Niphon and Daylight, for the oapture of the rebel blockade runner Carnubla, will be ready for distribution by the Treasury Department in a few wssks. j . ., IXOUI.ATIWB PIBEOTOBT. Alphabetical list of the Members of the . Ohio Legislature, with their residence in : Columbus. ' SMA, ' U4JIU. UB8IDBM0U. Lt.nt. Gov. BeBlroe7.., Bateaian, Wa. at ....... Berr7, 0. Jr m . Brad borj, J. T.. Brooks, J. 8....HmM.. Blown, O. F Burt, J. M.....- Qoodal. House. ..Bra. Jfa'hara, Bute St. h Zttttler Houae. ..wO(.dal. Hon... Boom 67. . Hall Houae, No 75. :....Hra. Tord'a. Ifrlmd 8t ..Amerioan, rlo. 48. uarlln. . KxcbauB. Hotel Cola, P. B..... CntohSald, L a. CamminaJ. E..., Do .a. A.W..i. U. S. Hol.I. No. SO. .am.rtcan Motel. ...AmerlcaD Hotel, No. el. ,,.. uooeaia uoohi, ...Z.tll.r Hon.r, No. 10, ...v..H.Am.rlcan Hotat. .133 frost St. Qo-llroj, T. J .... Glides, W. B Urliwold, L. D..... U3I. Blob St. nail. .11.11 noma. Hartia. A. L . irvlDf Hooaa. Hqlllatar, O. , ,, , , j , ' M.h Houae. Hint, T. H...,.. .Bf 11 Hoaaa. !roo, cllu.........-.Rtgrf' B. H., Front St. Jones, found. ....!. .....H. Uolt'a. KlloC, Abner...l.MHM..4rarleali Botal, Boom B. Kaovks, a. ... w.w..Ooodal. Hoaa., No. 67. Lion, D. B........,..Anaartcao Hol.I, Ko. 71. Slav, MaDal..HM.w...w. .Irving Hon... KartlD, U. 8 ...i... ....Nail Houae. !Iat'arlBad,ll.OMm...i..ChwdBlaHDiiaa,No. 17. 8-al.r, X. , , , , . M-n uoaaa. No. 03. garage, B. Buckeye Honaa, No. 8. Tiabala, Jf. MH.MHH...Ameriuaa Hotel. WallUK, A. T..........,.......AmMlcaii Hotal. Wtroar, W.w,.M.HHm..Mr Ool. H.DypanBy'e. Wart, lfonrrw Mm... Sflpura's, No. 466 Town St. Wuioo, J. l'w,n.H.,.n..w.....w.M..OfaodBl.HonH.. Wliu.monLS..H.HM.H..-...M...Jtm.rloaa Hotel. WUIett, M. B .....Amr.OBB Hota, No. 00. I. T. Hall, Clara Ooodala. L. P. Koaa. Flrat Aailatant Waal Bio1! street. I. W. UllM,lliooBd Aaa iLnt............... ...Ooodala. Jaa. StDVer. Seraeot-at-A!ina...Dnlled Slatea Hotal. ir. ...... i. ' ... m ... Jar. T. Uarllo, Jflrat Asit Slmoatoa'a Bxohauga. n.v. irriBBua, BtooDBAiai ...nr. ran anaaa. I ' 1 ! aeun. SAHU. I. A. Parrot). Boeakar... MIDINCC. letese..Nell HOtU. .,m Town St. Alexander, W. D A ilt. John , American. Binning, H. B..., ..164 K it Rich St. Bariett, J. M, Cor. Front and Town 8li. Blaom, 8. 8 BjyntOD, W. M Bronion, Hiram.. Braff, Jotcph Bn. Bota, Cor. BUb and 6th 6u. aes ,,,.... stmerlcen. -....aa Btoh St. ,.mMH..Hm...m..e.Croodala Htm. UDaie, j. a. .Uri. Beater 'a. Clark, 8. W of Oolnmblana... Clark, Jno. T. orOierniey... Clara, Ingram of Uairiion Coao.A. ... 0.hran, J. N ............... Coaltar, J. H.....mM.HH On til, A. L..M at, ..Iriios. w Goodaie uonae. !!Ualted State Hotel. ....... ...Goodale Bouie. .................. I. Tinf. xSer. 0. A. Tananda. uuiao, i.-.aao.. American. Danglar, D. A bavanp ort. 0. Ntll Honae. 100 Town St. uavey, t. Iejford. Wm ......... BeT. C. A. Yananda. aiawHwaeavnUri. Senter'a. ... Amerioan, Dec man, D Drf.vbach, W.S Eoeell, John......,,,.,.,, Kreklne, S. B Kitltl, J. A w, flVroonr, A Ffcb.B. M rollett. John t J. Parr, Town t 192 State St. B. Ball, Town St, a. B eh St. m. !7.7.'.r7.e! Zetler '. m 183 Blch St. a. Mrt. Benier'e. ... ....8ft Bit Bloli 8t. Goodale Honie. American. United Stetee Hotel. . ee Amerioan ,.... ...... ...66 North 4 h St." American. ........... ....li 8oatb 3d St. 265 Town St. .Nll House. ! simonton i Amerioan. ...w.,0nlted Sta.ee Hotel. .. At Borne Fox, Samuel , Fur oae. Samuel.. , Caddie, M. P.. Uellap, M. C Gardner, Mi Hi , Gallon, R. H...M Ulorer, Elijah Go ftlen, R. B Uabton, . M Uar, C bar tee , HaetlDff, BQfaell. ....., I'ekdleT. K II filer, 8.11 Heoilckl, Hitlbl, A. O , Bill, W. D ,, u lI(tcfcCOCk. P.-.. teens UuMton, H. 0 , UoDgb, O. D How.rd, B. F Hujiben. O..... ..American. ............61 Bact 3d St. Amerioan. 144 KaVit Gay bt. ..United Statee hotel .......American Uotul. Juhn n.W. p ,., J nffj, K. V- , m.....OcOdale U nee. , Ameiioan Hotel vngy, itaao... Keaaler, Henry .....,.,, Nell Home. Kerr, Samuel C...H Goodale Honae. KibLee, A. 1- MH.ei E Ir.eDrt. Kraner, dnlomon et) N. Third. Larwlll, Wm .,. Nell Uou-f. Lawrence, ...Hm U.S. Hotel Lefu er, B. T , Lock wood. O. B.m.m... Lvbrok, Pull Up........ Uareball. J. B. Maiiera,T. McMairell. L... .....American Hotel. ....American Hotel McHurran, 8.T..,.. Montgomery, J. M, Hyuii, Sclplo Nixon. W. Penn. north way . . Amerioan Hotel. Uberkline F H, Oreu, JBseeN Parke, Jaruee H..,n. Pat ton, Jubn....MH.... Pnrrlll, A. L - Phillip., H. L.. Piatt, Don Putnam, J. B Beedj John B Bbodee, John A ....Goodale Houee. Goodale Houae. ,..H6 Towa tit. .M.GoodU Houw. ...IMS. Blob St. ...American Hotel. rosttnoranie. J Amerioan Hotel. Zettler Hone. ........Amerioan Motel. .. Amer.cen Hotel. American Hotel. ..United Statea Hovel. Gocdele Uouee. .J. D.Bali, Town St. Butter, W. C Sawyor lTraaklln. ..,., fconueidar, JC. F......... tfhlpley, N.W...., Stanton, Wn.... S ted man, Wm.,.H. Htookey, Iiaio....m..., Swalm, A. I Ta el, Ouetln.... ... Goodale Honae. , IrvlLg Honae. Ameiloau Honae. OH N. Fourth St. .,..,M.Mr. Biler, Motind St. tit. Flo were, Seventh St. .......Uulted Statea Hotel. American Hot!. ..w.,.........Hr. Lrtmna. a. w,...,.M..Zflttler Honae. .. ..Qoodele Hniae. ...HM.....H...Amiii1oan Hotel. Ttjetor. ADriinH., 'J'hornblll. r. W Tripp, JsDlM WIH Welch. IbomuA Wilcox, A. J Wileg, Perry Williama. T. J Wood, H L .,. Worth, fi. H Wrljiat, Gtro. B Youug, T. L.... Ohio State Journal FOB 1869. . laUy, Tri. Weekly sts Weekly. i ; fer the Hew Tear. The several editions ef the Oaio State Jooehal are offered to the publio with as-suranoe of oontinued favor. Our rapidly inorsaslog lisle giro us oonSdence that our efforts to make it acceptable to our roaders are appreciated bv the reading publio, As in the past, the Political course of the JonssiL will continue to be oonsistentlv and earnestly for the Constitution aud the Union, and to this end will lend all possible aid to the Administration in re-establishing the governments of the late rebellious States on a sound and equitable basis, not forgetting that Tbiison is one of the great est of erimes, and that upon its perpetra-ors, should be visited the extreme penalty o- the' law. The oause of Popular Eduoatlon, tbe handioraf la of Husbandry, and all ths Improvements in the Heohanio Arts and the various Soienoes and? Professions, will saoh reoelve their proper share of attention. The ohoioest reading for the Family Circle, ths Omoe, the Shop, the Farm and the Counting-Boom,wlll be found In our oolumns. It will be our constant aim to give full and oorreot Market Stporte from the East, West, North and South, for the use of the farmer, merohant and meohanlo, and the JVw Tork Cattle Market for the drover and oattle dealerr keeping them fully advised of the exaot condition of the market rates of Produoe, Merchandise and Stock. The Legitlative JProctedingi will be fully reported, and a telsgraphio summary of tha doinge of Conrue will be found la our oolumns. Also the latest Forslgn and Domestio newt that oan be obtained by telegraph and mail. ' 'Teranai daiit Hoamsa joubnal. ItDsle copy 1 t-ear ...,.., , 00 " a neoiD. H " . " ' ........ ,. ,i it . so .aw 80 Or the following reduced rates to oluba 10 eoptes, sent to oaa eddreae, 1 moath... 80 " " , " ".1 " ... .ISM .. It 00 , Tai-WSBKLT OHIO STATI JODtN.L. lirile eopj, 1 Jar.-.....,..M.,.......,.. ii " e It SO I at Or the following reduced rates to Clubs of ton and upwards i 10 eaptae. Hat to one add rata. 1 onth.....H.. IS 0 ao . ,. . , . ,i m , .MW e so .. . I WIECIT OHO STATI JOUnitAL, I 000! j, oaa year 1 1, one year, to one a4dreeaM... $ 'i 00 9 0 18 UI 80 00 A Ooni tte,:i .-. M. w 'OD8 bopr tr to Olubi of 10 ftnd 20. A copyqf ihtuLTlV00LIf MB MORI A " bound in cloth, pric$ $1 60, will b prttmttd to th pvTion Bending w club oj ten tub tori' btrt, md eopyftrmh additional tennibttri-bert. .......n...m...ldri. Senter. lire geuter'e. . -Neil Hooaa. "!l"."wZZV."Vafl' Town Ss. HOOP SKIRTS. GLORIOUS NEWS! TO THl LADIES OF COLUMBUS ! AMD YIOISITY. The ExooUior Premium Gore Trai Skirt, "Eldorado," Entirely New, 11HT8 0BTN0UN1 NOW ON EXHIBITION AT X. BcAd'i Hoop BanMr. ftadBkfrt Hsnnrfto. ui J. aw, mm. A sua. oaaav uiivst, viiyuw' it tuej VetpilOl, bM been awarded Gold Mt-dii ia d)lTrtiit pttrtaof the Coifed tttki, for htMtiti aud mom durm-lil wortmamihlp, and tbn jmbUc at largo have b. coma coQV.ncat tbt tbe Spiral Bklrt fa tb bent haped in tbe market. Ill elx oilgvd Claap liww. oui ed tbat It li ltupomlble to be removed by the roughest tuage. It oan act t dbtJolDted, m it tbe cat with th-ie of Eastern manitfHOtnre, M It U Oiadeallln oneipring. Hkirtamadetoorder.of any Iseor ebape, aud wairanted for on far. Mtr cliautB are partloolarly Inrlied to call aud examine my hoc colore pwcuatuiig eiiewnnrt. A trK varletr of frvnob and American Oorieti aua Bdpporieri Kepi eomiaoHj on nana. , E. KKEO, : 9, 21 Kwt Ut&it Htnti, 4ir.S dly South fide of Capitol Sqnaro. LUMBER- AXV. B. FIBLD. S. N. FIELD & mO., Lumber Merchants, DEALBB.& IN PINE AND DOMESTIC latli, Shingles ;& Workeii Floprii North-west cor. Spring and Water Sts., ' COLtiMBVS, O. JanlS-ly cod MILLINERY- Notice! Notice ! ! TO THE MILLIMF.IIT, AXI HA1' AAD CsVP XKAOIJI , C. W. SIMMONS, From New Tork City.) will otta oo or about March 1st, 1860. lo tho rootna over Uoaara. B atria Ailo' Wholesale 1 Notion Store, Nm. 107 A 100 Rait Town Bt.. Columbue. 0.. full and eitir1 fresh acock of MIIUutt ai.d Straw Gooes, uua' hu and uapit, ao., at wnuitaaieoniy jaua'atmeod DrtY GOODS. CLOSING OUT ji ALE. A. 0. HfclADLEY & 00 , SOUTH HIGH STREET, WIXL SELt AX Reduced Prices! THEIR HNTIHH STOCK of WINTER DRESS GOODS CLOAKS 01 U EM lit E 8'iOt KF CLOAKS WILL BE CL09.D OUT A. C. HEAOI.EY sts CO. J.nS-d2weod SELLING OUT AT COST, -AT- JVo. 7 dwyiiiie Block I Bill isll out Bt COSr the entire tloek of DK aODJ, BOOTS and SBijES In the above named 6 tort, oommenciog tbU day. The VMTIBB STOCK MUST be told br Fabrua. rj let, and at ft G11K4T BABOAiM many of tbe Oooda blnK bocght airoaa the Wab. Will poel tlreljr be told at COST. Com early. Caah mle. A. P. LEW Id, JanltVdSwew No. 7. Gwynn Block. J I OIL COMPANY. COLUMBUS OIL CUStPANK. llanuAiotarr of SCl'EBIOR BUKIVINU Oil., , HACHiJiF. oil. Ann SAPTBa. CsSoe-Went ot l'eulteuilttry, t OOLUM1I0S, 0I11O. B. F. REE3 & CO., Proprietors. OBDIKS BOLIOITKD, SATI-F AOTK1N ODAB-"Md. Daooad hand OU llarnla booxbt at tha mart.t prloa. angM bin. aod MD8CAlL. XiTON'B IerIolietlIrop TBB ORB AT fBHAXB BHUBDT fOJt 1BBEGPLAKIT1KS. riiBKSH PHOPH ABB A BOlBNTIf IOALLI X componnded fluid preparation, and bettor than anv Pills. Powdere. or Nuatrume. Bains Mould. fbelr aotlun le direoi and poaltlve, rendering them a reliable, tpoedy and certain epeoiOo for the cure oi all obstruction" aud auppreselooa of nature. Tbflr popularity ta Indicated by the faot that over 100,001. bottlee are annually told and oonaua d by tha la die of the Unttod mittee, evary one or whom afeak In the ntroriKnet terms of praise of their great mer- Ita. They aro rapidly taking tbe plaoe ot overy oth er Female liemedy, and are considered by all who know eUKht of tnm, aa toe surest, safest, ana most infl.llible preparation In tbe world for tbn cure of al Ami ale complaints, the removal of all obiirurttona o naean. Kuii the oromotlou of healtn. reaularitv aud etrangth. Explicit dlri-etioos atatlug whsn they may he need, and explalninfi when and why thoy should nrvt, nor ooold not be URed wli-liout produolng vflntitu ooaitrary to nature' oboaen laws, will be found oare fuuy lulled aroona tann uvitiv, wim um written el arm tore of Jontv L. Lion, without whloh none ari jrrepareu py vr, aiuun a. u iu uutpti New Haven, Oeuo., who oan be couiulted oltlier per set tally, or by malt, (eroloalug attop.) Donoerumg all private dhseas-e and female Woakms. Hold by Drugglata everywhere. Frtoo 1 80. 0.0. CLAKK UU.. Gan'l Agent! lor D. B. and Oanana. 8. K. BAMoauitOeo'I Ag't, Colombo, . oep9 eod ly DYSPEPSIA r, AMD 01 BIASES BISDLTUO tAOH Disorders of the Liver AKDiDIGKSTIVS 0E6AU3, , aaa ouaio ax . HOOFLAND'Sj (iMMBITTEI18 ' tn onaut ' 1 ' '"""' ..:..i. ., i.A.-'i ' ' ' SiTBENGTHEWIHTQ . TOSIC, ' TUISn BITTCKS " l'":' HA 7E PERFORMED MORE CURES, QITE BETTER SATISFACTION, BAYS MORS TESTIMONY, .. BATE MORE XE8PEO " " TABLE PEOPLE TO 1 ' roues for . ;. : THEM, , Ulan wiy Other Article in the Market Waderaoroaa to eoatradtot tola aaaal llos, . AND WUA FAT II.OOO , To any one tbat will produce a Certificate pabUeaed by na that la not eaHnrjiB. HOOFLAND'S German Bitter . . WOIi CUBE ITXET OAJI Of I t -I' OS it OHIO O&NSA VOU8 DEBILlTt, , fi'iSHASES OF TEE RUNET& , AND V2&EASK8 ARISINQ , i fStOWA DISORVSBr . MD STOMA OU, Ubaerre tbe following yanptotne, reenltlnf Orotn , Olwrrtera of the DisMtlre Urgani: Jonnti nation. Inward Piles, rntneee of Blood to thi Beud.JbOili y of tbe Stomach. Manae. Hearts , turn, ifiewnebior wooa, irauneee or weifini xa tne ciomeeo, sur JKruouuoas. 010- tflfTtf Fluttering as tbe Tit of the $kmacht8winunlngof tha Head; uurneaana jutmcuit tfrcatn ; lag. flattering at tha Heart, Oh ok Ion or UnQooatlng 8a atlont when . In a lylntE l'oa- '' ture, Dtmneea of Vision, Vein r Webe before the Blilft, Tovet und Dull . . . ' i Fa'u In tbe Head. Ueflclenu) oi JretHpltation, Yollowneea ot tbe Btiii abd Kjee. Vatn In the Bide, Hack, Ouedt, Llmbi, Ac, Hndden flnehea ol Heat, Buraing tn tho Tleah, OonaUnt lni aginlngfi of tJit, and great l7iiiroaiOQ of Splrlta, , THAT THIS BITTKH Xibi Not Alooliolio OOMTAIV0 MO ' RUM OR WHISKY, And Can't Make Drunkards, . BIT XS THS ' Best Tonic In the World ; - BJBAD WHO SATS M." Vt om tfte Bom. ttaannaa B. Vtorenea'. ' from the Hon. Tbomaa B. Florenoe, ' Front tho Hon, Tnomae B. Florenoe. Wabhimotow, Januaiy 1, 186&. fiiiSTUMeH: HaTlDKtatd It verbally to yon, I hava no bealtatlon tn wrltine the fact, that I ex Deri- enoed marked benefit from yonr Hoodand'a German Bittern. Durlim a long and tdloua eeeelon of Ood- ftreee, prrteiog and oueroua da dee nearly proetratad . rue. A kind mend auKavateameUBooi tne Drepara. tlon 1 barve named. 1 took hia advice, and tbe rwtult waa improvement of health, renewed energy, and , tbat particular relief I ao muoh needed and obtained. Others may be etmiiarly advantaged If they deelre to be. Truly your trlend, , from Jobs B. Wlekerebam. Kq,( firm of Wicker- abam a litucbieon, the oeiebraud manniHtarera ot t anny Iron Worka, MM Oanal et. I aiB tho recipient irotn you of oneo; the gi eaten i lavcra that oan be oonferred upon mta, via., that of health. For many yean have I Buffered from one oi the most anuuylng and debilitating com 81a lute that tbe buiaan family oak be amiotw wWu hruuie Diarrhea. DurlDK the long time I waa ufrerlog frem tbia uueaau. a w mm aitouurg ejj ayv?(uiar puBivieiun, giving me but teui porary rellefl The caueeaeemed to re- Diwiu until t wae inanoug w try noonaca'i uennau Blttera. Altur the nee of a few bottlea of that vain abt medicine, tbe complaint appeared to be ooni nletely eradicated. I often ,n Inwardly thank yon for ench a Tatoable eoino, a do, wnunevbr a nava an opportunity, leerfully recommend it, with full oonfideaoe In jia rellabtliiy. Truly youra, New Tort, Feb. 1, 1861. FromJullui Lee, lie. , lrmof Lea eft Walker, the' moatextenaive Uualo Tubllahera In the United b la tee, ho. lv& Ohoatnut at.. Philadelphia: .. ruatiii, 8ib, IBM, Mawas. jokm 4 Ktajw; OatrTLiMiN: Mr mo4ber-ln-law baa bean eo great ' ty beuelltted by jonr Hoofland'a Oermao Bittera that looneluded to try It mvaeir. I dnd It to be an In valuable tonic, and aubaaitatlniHy reeontwend It 1 all who are auferlug from dyepepala. I have ha.-tbat dleeae In Ita most obetlnate form flatalenoe--for many yeara, and your Bittera haa given aa eaea Wlieu everyuiing enw uau inwh. , loaretraiy, 'untwo From the Hon. Jaoob Broom, f j PaiToADaiaPBiA, Oct. T, 1808. r. OuRtBMM: In reply to your luanlryaa to th ef-ect produced by the nee of Hooflauoe Clennan Bittera in my fkmlly, t jave no heeiutlon in earing that it haa been highly beneficial. Iu onelnitauoa, acaee idyupapaia or thirteen yean' atanding, and whloh ri Kawmai VfvTV diltrMtiQ(r. the Uee Of ODO DOtile gave decided ralluf, the eecond eBectlng a cure, and . the third, It aeema, haaoonfrmed the cure, for then, bave town no aymptoma of ite return for tha laat ale yeara.' Iu my individnal nee of It I find It Ic bean-anoqnaled toulo, and alucereiy recommend ita nneto thnenCereni. TiHinoorii, JAW if uityuai, no. nvi npruoe nim. . From Bev. X, V. BteKfiied, PMtor Twelfth Bfcptlrt . jnuron. Psi lad UaMitAa DecembexM, 1861. ' MCMKI. JOHIB eft KvAKei UkHTt-BMBMi I bave reoent ly been laboring under the dietrMalna effoeteof indlgeation, aoooaapanled by a proetratlon of tbe nervous ayatcm. finmeroua rtniieOiea were iWiuiuimiumiu ay "IP"", mm winsi vi thorn tnetftd, bat without relief. Toor Hoofland'a Oennan Bittera were repommended by pereone who had tiM them, aud whoao tovorabie nwatfon of the ' Bittera inducea mo a i to w rj t,urot. uunwuwH . u... i i.aa.i m.n Tfraloii to Datent medicluea from the "thouasudand one" qnack "Bittere." whoee only 1 aim eou to be to palm off aweelened and drugged ur ..imn the oommnnitT. in a alv way; and tha tendenfcy of wlitcb, I fear. U to make many aooa-Irmed drunkard. Dpou learn log that youra waa Irtnod drunkard: 1-t.lly a meflloinai preparanon, a won n vntn nan y effect. Iio action, not only npoft wm itotnaot.,1 but upon tlio nervous ayasem, wae prompt ana grai-lh Ing. 1 feel that 1 have derived great and pexma- oent benent from tne oaa oi m lew nottiea. . ' . Bo.M SkeMkamazoo atraet! FrMu thoBef.Thomaa WInter.D. D.,ratorof Box--( borough Baptist worcb. , , Or. Jacluon:-lear Bin X feel it due to yeur ea ee ientpreparatlon, Hoofland'a German Bitten, to I J my wtlmony to the deaerved reputation It haa . ooiainod. I have for yeara, at timet, been troubled W'th gnat disorder In my bead and nervous ayatem, ' i waa advised by a friend to toy a bottle of yowr ' 3,rman Bitten. I did eo, and have experienced grat and unexpected reliefj my health baa bee fr-ry materially benefitted. I confidently reoom mend tbe artiole where 1 meat with oaaea almtlar to ay nwn, and hove been aeeured by many of their 1 T. WIHTBB, Bxixborongk, r. From Hv. J. B. Herman, of tha German Bp form rd Cuuich, Kuiatowa, Berka eouoty, Pa. pr. 0. JiekMBeapeeted Sir I have beeo troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty yeara, auo have novor naed any uedlclno that did ma aa mnoh txrd as Hoofland'a Bittera. X am very mooh lm-r.vel In health, after havlO( taken five bottlea. l!' yyuiwlthreepeot, J. 8. HKEidAbJ. , i that th vlgnatoro of "O. M. JatOKSOIf, ou the V liitiH of each bottle, PRICE: ' m'.'i Bmgl BottUy Cm Dollar; or J5fa(f Dot. for 6 Bbealt nwreet dragrlet not have tha ortlelefl do not he put off by any of the Intoxloattag pr.p : j Ions ibkt my be offered In Its plaoe, but aend to ul Od w Will forworn. eeouy isww, oy oapraw. FBiaOlP At UFriCI AH O HAM OFAOTVB, 'V NOc (531 Arch StreeC JONES EVANS. (aeetaaori te C M. Jackern Oo.) Foraal.br Dinldlatl sad Daalara Id every Iowa laiaeUaltaagtaiaa, lebls ttaw eej7 ier' . t