Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1869), 1870-02-04

              Oi .J wm VOL. XXXI. COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, FEBEUAKY 4, lh70. NO. 295. OHIO STATE JOURNAL. TEUMSl INVARIABLY IN ADVANCB. DAILY HOITION Br uil (ia advenes) per annum ft9 00 do do 6 months 4 AO do , do I do V -) do do 1 do yu Glulia ef ne and upwards, eaoh 8O1 do do do do 6 months, 4 Ot do do do do 4 months, i 00 One flop? extra to cluba of ten. Delivered by Carrier, per month , 90 Tnl-WEEKLV EDITION. FUBL18HKD BVKKY TUESDAY, TBURS- . UA Ul UATUBDAk UOUN1NU Btoilt subscribers, per annum 4 AO do . . do ti months a If do do S month I 1 A An I miinlh Ai Clubi of five and upward, each 4 UU do do do 6 month... V 00 do do do s mouths.. 1 One eopy extra to clubs of ten. ' WEEKLY EDITION, ' FUliUSUtD EVERY BATUBDAY: Single nbmttisrs, per annum... . ) 10 rt.. An Snwintha 1 oo Fire Ooplee Ten do TwentyCopies Fi.tr 1 .. oo .14 oo . . uo .AO uo RATES OF ADVERTISING. DAILY One squsre, each insertion 7S Special or lluainess Notice, per squsre each ina.-rtlon 1 W Local Notions, 20 oU, a Line, flret inserl in. TRI-WEEKL l -Batae aa Dally. WEeiKLY One square, tiret insertion 1 20 Ean .d utiunal insertion 7& Lucal or Euan... Notices, .er line each inner ion ... 80 aVEIftht lines or use m.ee a square. Advertiaementa lor tonxer time Retried at our regular card reus, which will be furnished on application.BUMME-stl DIItECTOItY. tST We Invite the attention of our readers to the folio uu-list of uolumbua tiuBinesa Houses, woioh art among the most reiiaDie and eitensive eBtablishiuenta in thii oity, AIToU.iE(v 11. C. UOlFMAN, Attorney-at-Latr. Olboe, .3 East Town street, Columbus. HtNllV C. NuliiK, AttoruBy-at-Luw 11. bouth High Bt. L. J. CHI i'cUFlELi;, Attorney and Ouun.eaurai-Law. utfios in Cily liana louteUing. BitAi-KE e NAHU, Attorneye-aM.-. Ottuw, No. be douth High 0t., A iu bos Buildiug. AHUlllTbC'I-l. 11. T. lilt JOKS, Architect, Civil I.n(lieer, mo. ottloe, B. E. oor. lligb eud aisle .- ts., kl story. BCtU UIU. U. UKY0E. Wine and Lager Hecr .aioou. Poie Wines, Bran dits at i.kiu,rs conaLut y ou ha d. alio 8. llisb .t. lllH.-lllMLHf. CHAB. O. KIEI.Dd, Book-binder and Illuk book Manufacturer, l'aiapulel wurk eid reriieaicaia buuud to order at short nultce. 61 DO and Ml ( onb Ui.h Street. IWnHH A. IS VI AIIi fHIH, CoMI.YArMllU, Btatlonors, and Dealer in Euteiopts, genuine Arnold's St F .eaeh nruinge-idU puig Lulu; all kiiid. ot I'aper a..d bealiug wax. lu E. Bute ou Huirr.i AND antra.!). BUEl'Altil A nOltlUtll, Manufacturer, .no. uuai.ra iu ad kinds et Boots and bbiMM. Nj. Itii oouth Uujh bt. CtaHlsflKsAAD IIIJt.l.lt,i. 1'tllins, UtN.Naatu., Uanufaetareis o 0 m-ite, ., No. lUTown Hi., tni-ar Us alaraet House. Kepeirinir done pmT.i'tl. DH.AHH Al TOHAUtO. WITTK A BM1TU. afanufactvisrs of and w oleaale and retail desl-sr. in flee Vlgsra. No. Bon .ti Jiigb ittt. E. 0. DAI U, Wholes1s and R. uli dialer In Cigars. No. Ml B.ulh liignnl. C'iKarsallol myowuuanulautuie. CO A a . BocKKUNcOALt'o. Wholesale savl llslau di al, rs in Cool. HI North U'b MAT. WEAVER, b.o. - , . . D. t. HCYDAM, D.sler In best quality ol U.Kkina- Coal. OMies foot ofltich tit., west eud. War boue 111 Uuai at. m , . W. L. HOB i N BON. Wholesale and Ketatl uraler in Pittsburg and lluckina Ul. JUI Noithllisb street. COMI CIIOMi AB ItLNTAUHAKT, LINOKMANACO., Amhos BnlHI-i., deai.r la ro.sirn Frulu, Toys, s.: Oyslars, kisbaod Uauisof all kin. la in season. DHAim run au kkwek pihi-:, - , . JAMkB 1'A'ITEBMJN, ls1erlnlatBl),i,, Tile and mono Hewer Fine Yaid opco.it. Uomn l'ts.i.gr u., DM I UlalhTII. jtiHEi'ii matt. reopl.'s Dnig B ore, .an eoulb UUh lit PrtieriD tloiis carefully ftimpoumled at all boura. DHV faOfllpW. (WBUHN. KK.nslIAW CO., aumrsu J. U. 0.botu Co., HI B. High St ..'T,U", 011 -lolhs.nUp.eand f ancy iiry Uooda, l'IH.IITIKIj, aVc flill IIUIII.il . nl. ..,.k nin n Alll.-.r.l til., Htanfsetuiere of ml klndsof furnilure, Chairs, S'g'hBl.'' B onto FfnNiTrBR co., MurMunrs or flrs'-rleas fuinmire, whnleesls aWdr.UU, V) are rooms , I and! Owynue Block. IUHHIt.n. w . JAslKfl OAltllNrn. Funlsn aaabee. alien and repair. Fa's, at H. W, ear. I own Sil.t.. Work done pro. pUj and well. ('H'XIKHII-l-a, UrWItrtl UVUInU a. Wholee.le.ii4 rslail Um s. (-hols' Tess, For. tnand Dnsnsatle Fruiia, An. No. Ill R U ,1, hi. "AI'Afm.;Tl, rriiiinsaui.Fiwm, MesarM o-list, ( spe and Furs, ant dealer .rowreiiaa ma , stw n II l.e .1. rsni HAPirtrt. BOMB INHllRANrlCO. Otll.t'sHII'S). n" ......WIOT.IIJI 41 n . v. mu stskmavH, Meretary. JEWELHY AWD WATdHES. F. A. A L. LEBUDEHEUX. Wholesale and Retail uealers In Wateheo, Clocks ana jewelry, no. ii rjouin mgn streei. LUltlBEH. EERBBI-iEB A ADAMS, Lumber Merchants, dsslers in .11 ainda of Work ed k'luonng, Liuncer, LaUut, Ao, Cor. Bprlng A Tvatr streets. ITIEIlCHAVr 1'All.OKN. J. Mtt CiAasUssUaiAilVs Merchaat Tulor. Mu. 7 hoiltx High tmt,8 uuun uurbQ ui on.7. CUJltilNUCU., 185 South High ft. udu' Buiu Mttda to Ordtr. tteeaj-mde oiotiiing tvlwivya uu buia. Jut). UUNUivRHttKlMlSR. Mtrohaat Trnioi aud am in Uviuiy-mads Cloth- u is etnd Ueuu' Jfuruulimg uootu. I .Noli Witwt HUH. K. HAltl'KH. Milliner tuid usf Uuoa; Uuttemeti'i Folt HktU oiMubii mail PieMoa. Out Hi&k Dpnug U J. 11. WlLKltf. 1 FaihioDble MUnuitf v. Dte-a Trimminr. Funoy uuod-, fto., itiu twu.ti Hitfii it., up. viojUt.e Hull; 0. W.HiMMuNrt. Wboleaale and lie ui. M.uuiry Uoudi. 191 South UlgUM.s, vfs.lfc AluLlce il.UUaavs K it. McADUW. tihwt MunicaDd UutsRUl luMit uiutjuti; Cbiokering uia btiuwy bviw' 1'uu.o. wo. 21. b. iinjhu JOIlNHKLlZe.il 4 CO. Knalxs Fianu, sNm clittui bun Oignni and Me-tudtWui, aU.uiol luiuuiUt.uia,o. U A S tstate at FltAMKLLM MAilIlM. U(Jm Water tit.. UjL-e.u Woitu i.u Ll Hit., Colum Luut, U. V- riauln aud ouiiuiuuy ovbaia stiudUita, iiia Wurka, MitcJuiuuti, iw. CULUMUUti MAtHlNii JU.. Portable auu ULaiiuaiy oVem ii.uKU.ta, CaatlDKa, Mttiiuiuur), efco. W rMt wid Aair'i iiruew iiniigu. tfUlU 01 A lib JuUltAAU Dftlty. 'rrl-Weealy aud iVvukiy. Ui uiuat newa, biuiuuM aua UIUU) Ustycl, mlMi Um bum. tMlvm Ua-11x4 sUcdiuii Ui Uttj ottt.t). PAWA-UUUiaKU JuliN 4iuUMkia.i,li. No. 30 Eaat '1 uwn tit, klumy Lent on Plato, Oolo cUvc Watuiua, mo baiautvk wiray 0ajrTi. F. liALLLV k80N. Uealen in Luad 1 it uua uuet Lvad, Bathl and W aisui Wti-ru atiU naoli iwia. two, lioiuaw WUKH A MutiUHl.. rhotofrraphors, uttaiura in i'lutuiua, Oval ft Square i; ttaiuea. bludlu tuiU ssttKatuwui. giutlltti llvur, i 1'. w. Aicaj, H. 1'. MUUKlclwN CO.. l'hotogrpht:i SI auutii lligh airesU M. M. tilt lei A OLD. 1'uoUigraptier m Uruad ilivat, J.M. hlXluTT. l'hotoirraph Fatluh 111 JuiiiAun tbuiUiutti Ho, 107 tiuuU.ili.ii auw-U J. b UU.T. M.1J. Uutneopathicriiyauiiau. Olliujabi roaiduDC) UI) lit A I tAiti.Y JuU.OCaN Jioal tate ak-mi rt-aiuitioe Arcade. OUI.kN A LAN MAN. Manufacttuvra ui ail auk.a anu n.ei dKribtiui. ui b twt. 6. uir. Uf-riHi ahd Wir mln. u. HtiOLlU AN a iuilblu OtioP KU KNti'l'fcH, Mound St.. VMt uf Coarl Uuuae, Columbui, Latn-br aiul Lxrvw Waguna iUUalanUy uo Laud. Ail aors: aairrtiit-fi. TAILOtelftU AND Ht.s-Alltl.MJ. JUI.I1IH I.AlITKUM.i n Tsilnn room No. I Naughton Uuililin. Clothes uaue, reuuiei eiiereu inaaatisiMbiry manner. ttlUH, F. WKNIikll NollSRoulhllUbatiea. nas the ehol e.t Wine., red and whits. Ueeumenoed by .11 fsimna. IA.tKt.1, NltTlUNM. nAHIlIH HK.rill.KU S KlVfiW Who'Ssaled alee. la lnu. a. A.. V. Uooia -nd Yaukee NoU.cs. 101, loj, 111) luv a. loan Htreet. BAMal A'kD Ba.Ui:i(1. SPARROW, HlNES & CO., BANKERS, 1J51 Hon tli 111(1-1. Hlroot. COM 71 HI OHIO. W.I Ids. N. Bcauta. L.O.UlUT,Cash'. CE1WRAL R VIVK, (ODD FELLOWS Bl ILDnO,) Bocniiok TO B. B. Hklrl A Co. Will Tmnsiiot all Bminosa Portaining to Banking, Colurobua, 0., Jan. I), u;o. The Weekly Journal e Oorb ltRciur.Ain.T Into Thousands of Families. IlsjSrjpcr.or V1ue aa an ' ADVERTISINQ. MEDIUM Will be reidlly tna and Acknowledged. Compared with the charge, of other p.pert of equal clrrjulntloo, onr Imrgof nre Very Mo.lornie. HrOrdcm for thli week'l Diner hoold ha htndtd In befur noon on Weunerklkjr. OHIO LEGISLAT ORE. , ' Tuubbuat, Feb. 8, 1870. MORN1NQ SESSION. The House met at 9 o'clock i. m. Mr. Bradbury asked leave fur the com mittee on rubllc Buildings to sit dur ing toe mornlDK seruilun. Uraoted. Mr. Steele a.kcd and obtained leave of absence fur Mr. Keeler, Sergouut-al- arraa, until to-morrow niirtif. Wben tbe House took a recess It had under consideration the special order of toe aav, Deinn me report ol tbe commit. teeon Privileges and Elections, upon tbe case of Mr. Blakeslee, the member from Williams countv. Mr. Dickson demanded a call of the House. Tbe roll was called, and OS members answered to their names. On motion of Mr. Hitchcock, all fur. ther proceedings under the call were dispensed with. Mr. B&ber demanded the readiniz of the resolution of the muloritv. Mr. Batter moved that the report of ma minority De suostitued. Mr. Baber occupied tbe floor nutll ten 0 clock. Mr. Curtis mdved the House tae nn tne special order ol llie hour, being 11. ti, in- Agreed to. Mr. mil, from the oe'ect Unmmitto to which was referred Ii. B. 20, repurteil Back the name with ameudmeuto, which were a- opted. Mr. Uitchcock moved that the bill be engroesed and read the third time now Agreed to. Mr. Little moved the rule be susnend ed and the bill read the third time by Its tine. oi agreeu to. Mr. Hitchcock muvert to reconsider the vo'e on the engrossment. Agreed to. ine question nelng on agreelug to tbe amendment, they wfe adopted. ine question oeiug men to agiee to the amendments, tbey Were adopted. Mr. mtciioocK renewed his motion that tbe bill be engrossed aud read the third time. Agreed to. ine Din was read the third time. Mr. Little offered an aineuilmrnt. mak ing it more Certain that a week shall Intervene between the passage of any act by each board. 1 lie question being. Hhall the bill passf the vote resulted yeas 101, nays none, on tne mil was piswi. Ibe House then resumed the cons der ation of the sp' Cial order of the day, be Ing tho report of tbe Cummilteee ou frlvllegeg and Elections. Mr. Baber resumed the floor. After Mr. Baber had flulshcd, Mr. Blakeslee argued the matter. Pending the discussion, on motion of Mr. Hudson, the House took a recess. APTEUNOON SESSION. The House mot at 2 p. m. Cannon, on leave. Introduced a resollitlna granting the use uf the Hull to l'ruf. Newberry to deliver a lecture on geology. uu motion ol Mr. Cannon tbe rule was suspended and the motion to grant the use oi tne trail was put. Ibe House adopted Hie resolution and granted the use ol the Hull. When tne House took a recess It had uuder consideration the rrnort of tiie cummlltee on 1'rlvlleges ami Elections upon tbe right of Mr. lliakeslee, the member from Williams county, to a seat In this House, Mr. Blakeslee speaking. sir. uiaKesue resumed the Hour and coutlnued his arguments. Messrs. IVckiuiiaiigb and scltz spoke sgnlnst the right of Mr. Blakeslee. Mr. ii llson, of Warren, In favor. Mr. Hughes moved to adnnrn. Lost Ou motion of Mr. Ball the House took a recess uatil to-morrow morning at I) o'clock. MiSiATK. MOHNINO SESSION. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Robertson, of Co lumbus. rUTtTIONS rilKSENTKD. By Mr. Yeatman-From the citizens of Hamilton county, for a law legalizing dissections. Referred to the committee on Medical Schools and Colleges. Ily Mr. How rd From 112 citizens of Clarke county, opposed to the appro prlallon of cemetery grounds fur street purpoes. Referred to the commilteo un Municipal Corporations. SECOND HKADINO. Two Senate bills were read the second time, and referred to the committee on tbe Judiciary. RRPRAL OF "VISIBLE ADUIXTtlHB" LAW. 8. R. 41, Mr. Bell-To repeal an act entitled "an act supplementary to the act entitled an act to preserve the purity uf. elections," pssed M trch SO, Mil. passed May 8, IHIIil (Ohio Laws, MOD, volume 06, psge 110, was read the third time anil fal ed to pass for want of a constitutional Imijirlty In Its lavor yeas 17, nnys 13. Mr. Bell moved to reconsider the vote. On m lion of Mr. Corey, the moilou to reconsider was laid on tbe table. TiltlDOS nil.L TASSID. II B. 10 To an thnrl re the Trustees of Clinton township, Preble County, to levy a lai for bridge purposes, was read tbe third time and passed. 11II.1A lNTHOIlUCKr.. 8. B. 81, Mr. McKlnney To prevent appeals to District Conrts from orders dissolving Injunctions made by Judges ol the Courts of Common Pleas la vacation.8. B. 81, Mr. Campbell To prohibit railroad companies from Issuing free passes. 8. U. 80, Mr. nnhhell-To repeal the act for tho consolidation of railroad com panics. TftANsFKn or Boi.timnV nai.tnr Furir,. Mr. Iloldrn offered s joint rrsolutltfli. requesting the committee on Finance to examine Into the transfer of the Hoi dlers' Relief Fund In IHliU and MII7, from Its legitimate purposes to the Sinking Fund, and to report a bill to reimburse the same. Mr Odlln gave notice of Intention to discuss the question, by which It was laid over under the rule. CRSSION 0F 0. t. LANDS TO OlflO. Mr. Odlln offered A joint resolution, requesting our Senators andIt-presents II yes In Congress to procure the nas of a law ceding to the State of Ohio the residue ol United States land within her limits. Adopted. INTIRKST DIM. On motion of Mr. .tones, the Bnai went Into the Committee of the Whole Mr, Potts In the Chair and consider-td 8, B. 88, Mr. Jenner To amend sn act entitled "An ant to amend an am tiling the rate of Interest," pssaeil ,M iv 4. MHO. (Ohio Laws, volume fid, page III I, restoring the alt per cent Interest lew. Mr. Bell moved to strike out til after the enacting clause. Mr. Jones mured to amend ths bill by provldidlng that It Bhall be lawful to coutraot lor any rata of Interest not exceeding ten per cent, por annum. SALARY OF COUNTY TREASURERS. The committee then resumed tbe consideration of 8. B. 87 Grading the salary of County Treasurers according to the population of their respective counties.Mr. Wade moved to amend by providing that the Treasurer shall receive 700 for each 10,000 Inhabitants In bis county, and In the same proportion for any fractional part thereof; hut la no case shall the salary exceed $7,000, ine question was then taken upon Mr. Dunbar's motion to amend the olll by making the salary of tha Treasurer In counties of a ponulatlon between 20.- 000 and 80,000, $2,000 Instead of $1,000 Mr. Joues argued In lavor of making the amount on the tax duplicate. In stead of population, the basis of grading tne salaries. Mr. Jones said: Take Clarke and Cler mont counties, standing together ou tbe Auditor's report, and It will be observed") that I, lark has on Its crand oumlcate $09,088 47 more thau Clermont, lacking only a few dollars of oue hundred thousand of an excess over the graud duplicate of Clermont; yet, by the fast Federal census Clermont has 7,303 more Inbibltauts than Clarke. Ily the bill as proposed, Clarke having less than thirty thousand, aud Clennoot having more than thirty thou sand Inhabitants, the Treasurer of Cler mont would receive "i00 more fees or salary than tbe Treasurer of Clarke, aitnoui;n ne collects ana is accountable lor the lax on this ninety-nine thousand niue hundred aud eighty six dollars the excess of bis grand duplicate over that of Clermont. Take Coshocton and Crawford, both below 80,0000 and both above 20.000 inhabitants, aud there Is over $115,000 difference In the duplicates; and Crawford havingover 1100 lens population has the larger duplicate. Take Lorain and Lucas: Loral u has 8.0U more luhaultauls than Lucas. whl'e her duplicate has $411 410 less of proiierly on it than has the duplicate ol LiUCIS. Mr Odlln moved that the committee rise, and report the Countv Treasurer's salary bill back to" the Sen ite, and that they have come to no conclusion there on, and ask to bo discharged from Its further consideration, which was agreed to. The committee then rose and report ed accordingly. The report was agreed to. On motion of Mr. Root, the Countv Treasurer's salary bill was referred to the committee ou Fiuance. Recess. AFTERNOON SESSION. ZANESV1LLB HALROAD BILL. The House bill to authorize tho ftltv Conucil ol Ztnesville to borrow money not exceeding $-!.i,(J0O, aud to Issue bonds therefor, for the construction of a line of railway within the limits of the said city, provided the same shall lie au thorlz-d hy a vote) of the majority of the eleeiors lu the city, was read the first time, and upon mul'ou of Mr. Holilcn.1 the constitutional rule was susnended. aud the bill was read the second time, and referred to a select of thrte Messrs. Holden, Jainisou and Corey. nil.L I.S'TltoMJt'KD. 8. B. 87, Mr. Polls To repeal section 104 of tne code of civil procedure, which makes the nail adjudged insufficient, liable to the Sheriff for the damages caused by such Insulllclcucy. TUB ST. Cl.AIll r.U'KHS. A message was receive I from the Gov ernor transmitting the memorial of tbe Philosophical and Historical Society ol Ohio, lu relatluu to the manus riptaand papers of Ueueral Arthur St. Clair. The mi ssige was relerred to the committee ou the Slate Library. The memorial states that the manuscript papers ol Arthur St. Clair, consisting of letters, messages and documents, are now In the custody of the Sheriff of Hamilton county, to abide the Issue uf a law suit pending among tbe hens of Uov. St. Clair, to ile'.ertnlne who of them shall have the pipers. Whatever may he the decision of the case, the result will be the sale f the papers. The memorial recommends that the State, avoiding the competition of a public sale, wlilcu inight scatter the palters, should become the purchaser of the entire collection, and give the Pnl-losophlcul and Historical Suciety the custody of the same. TDK SIX l'KR CKNT. INTIiRKBT DILL. On motion of Mr. Huhbe.ll, the Senate went luto Committee of the Wbulo Mr. Everett In tho Chair and considered Mr Jenuer's bill, restorlug thealx per ci nl Interest law. The amendment uf Mr Jones, proposing to legalise a rate of Interest as high as ten per ceut. on contract, being the pending question, It was opposed by Mr. Uubbi II, who thought It was in opposition to the will uf a majority of the people of the State. He conteuded thai the fact that tho law tiling a lower rate was firqueoily violated, was no argument against the law, but only afforded a renson why more severe penalties should be Imposed for sued violation. Mr Jenner made ao argument lu favor of six per ceut. as the legal rate of Interest, as a protection to the mass of the people, especially to young men. Whenever a high rate of Imerest Is permitted, as In Ohio, elulit per cent, on contract under tbe present law, the high rate will become the ruling rate. In regard to free trade In money, Mr. J. argued that ther- would he no limit to the r ites of Interest charged, hut In the necessities of the people, lie Insisted that a limit should be Ilied as to the rate of Interest bauks should be allowed to charus on loans. I'he Government of the United Suites Was trying to protect Itself by funding Its Indebtedness at a luw rate uf Interest. How necessary, then, th it a Htatu should protect Its citizens sgalnst high and exorbitant Interest, V herever Iree trade lu money had been tried, It had proved disastrous to the peonle by producing a centralization In we-i th. Mr. J. adverted to the argument that high Interest would encourage capital to come among us. He urged that such legislation had a tendency In Induce men who had capital o abandoii the leglil. mala pursuits of Industry, and embark In Seciilatlon, and become sharpers. It was necessary to restore the six per cent. I meres', law In order to protect labor, aud to prevent the accumulation of the entire wealth of the country In the hsnds of a privileged few. Six per rent. Interest was the hiifhest rate that anr man In legitimate business could sffird to psy. The pending bill a nere.at y messure topro-t-o. His people of the Statu ags'nit moneyed corporal Ions. It was demand td hv the rnaae of the people. The p h of labor It depressed and th tendency of prices Is downward, and yet 1 1 the face of all this, a higher rate for the nse of money Is demanded. Let the rate of interest be put back where It waa la the good times before the war. Mr. J continues to Illustrate and for tify the positions he had taken at considerable length. Mr. Jones, on leave, withdrew his pro posed smendment to the olll. Mr Potts moved that the committee rise and report that they have come to oo conclusion on the bill. Agreed to. Tbe committee then rose aud reported accotdmgly. id-port agreed to. Mr. Winner muved the IndeUnlte postponement of the bill. Mr. Junes moved that the Senate ad journ, which was not agreed to. Mr. Junes moved that Mr. W liners motion to postpone be laid ou the table. Not agreed to. Mr, Uubbell moved the reference of the bill to tha Judiciary committee. Agreed to. Adjourned. BlIMNUw ISl.TlCUS. Jtmirtn Boap Taa cures enspped hands, salt roeutu pitupivs, euu all eutajieous aneetloe., renilertna toe .sin .jft and euiuotQ- at.nuiau. tured By Oaswell, Hasara 0o.tiiew Vora. rt.'ld oy an UTUSSiat nrqii Nl'LCIAL, ItlltE. Ii.n, lf,tv..nis l.utlMrv. .if I Mteft Draw. wiHMXw m iroid ererv 17 due.-. Diia-auanh ed and inluruia.loii lurul.hed. The bi.licst rate- paid fur doubloons and all kinds of gnld and silver, Uuveraiiieulsecul'i -s, au. iAs.oiis uu., nanhera, wk in Wall Bt.,, V. JUs'l'OUTI "OHEEEX FSOTOBAL TEOOHES," for Coughs, Colds, iore Throats II Bronchitis, NONH BO OOULi, aO.nl ou I'UuAkl, N'lNBCUltHAriUUlCK ItliSIITOM a Uu.. lu Aetoa Horse. N. Y. Use uu uiure .f tlioe b rrible tas'eu nuu-ea' ttiii esyso "uuuivn t.utiuu luilWB. ' 1SEW ADVCUTISU.HJJtTj'. Il.m ill. iN.ai iHJU.i VELUM & Urtit'nTHS, e-.AV - 1 AXl'BI aA. W - 1 AVVf. UI .411 ll- I flajlsi'-'S). AXl,). AA,Lll.tj djti 41 1 L.L tin ii&iIiaNU . CluCULAu rArVo Willi btf.iil llj.-lU.ur l ll jy.TthT AUJLtfl'AULj. rot Art., HHjti'riftr lu a t m trim ic . isaivt. btjrt'ricuM iheutiieiit aA eUTfi iJt I'll U Jul. I Ulni L K'Uii.s) 4 W..IA.I A (jlilat. at'.. ib llwaiuu, iflaaa., or Uuliuii, iUiuli. iiA.U-Ut:.l, NultWAt OA IS. Forth su who atah to exuentaeut lu a ana I way 'b-S: g-UutCcie.,., We li..e cuui.lu.it.. tou..er liULL.il oAMl'Lb I' At h. AtiiB, Lous Sivnuf er.rjLuUy a tusuis lu pKllt 0 their in liouu-iioa. auy u.au, Wjiu-ti or 0.y wbu lots . lane, g.. den or viit.so lul. urn make Vju b) aeuuii.s 1 atuuee, lor a acs.e,eui.sli l-glu lU UUetiut.. c eut, iMJt,..,i ., .UU ptlt,Ud hiatal ) full o. lulereal to every lunuct. i.u.k uut lot Uuuuujilclt aee I uruei ouly l.uui the miu.uut-oia, u. W.llAJlaUbLL a U sis .tri.:ittc . . V., or lil i-,e al., ch uigo, t.i,ouldr r.e. He THE jMEW YOitK METHODIST 1 Uaj.iBll a) a Vsliiutla, ( hit. .11 15 tli. i lill a-aaW A! -Ulll) i h uo Ltiililrtru'a ftluxy uTciy lc, i-luis) wiiu Ltiv Ll.t.O rulki, LailoriAis af iutt bvnl aietliuulml uriLur huu o.li tti. jjuru-tju mm ijuuierBiiu Luin..- wo.u .c, i.. Do,,,ri itL(Ui:uia Ol l.e.lKiOi.t UlWl MfO r lultl , :Lru 1U mU-r.. h.-C70, iiucet Uui ikt. ttcouiji.etD mtijii) tKr. I'ritu, l jU it LaltiV.al prt-tlillltllrl W UtllVl-l .a, V-atiir im aCll, tlUU tUlillU Dt sit aaliy UUti. iyl' jyiC.aAsOll, ttUUlUHc; a LWO CUilL nllllJII lU 'lUni suitiuavlvlol. 1 1 iVtuoau HL, Htv lot LUKILLAHU! Ill q excelKiit trl.c i ''EUHE K A" lrr'ri':, Mm uiuntm i&tHf in iiiuii u.avn iur sVluut BUistUUl i'ljycsl ftiu U-ill) pML'sKO. I 4Hll.l.Aull in lutifje of tbe clioiccnl itul tfiuwu; nutiUei-(utj.Vouk, 1U its 1'Utn.la "Yactic Ulub" ieTt au tiUukWtir44ll twi. tsiler unikilif;; it it Very iiiiiti. li(uL m uuior tl weinui, liuuw oik. k,UAUa ttl-1 lil. Me. lOlig -ut i ! urliML UUU'C. lu tuis urua wj lao (jtiuK uia.n wiy u)r fir llrt u.iuh.y aUti-riioUstuui i'lfji liy ittttui cud. viuctj uurtivca it i u u vtuiu tu Lw, "aut Fiait uir all" latjIllLLAH CENTURY CbUMliiff Tobucco tob-ocu in tae ojuutry. SN 0FFS Tuit brtnjuf FiueCa' t lltjw ug tobuou btU Ui qunior up riot uT' wi.t-itj. It ui ttitboul UUUtil tUtt tX'tclluWi0( iittve now bcea In fon T. Usw ill tbi L ui ton DUUimVar 110 yvMtti, uid till tultnowleJtti "tho belt" wb-rori-r umi. If tour tor-Kicih.t djai not hre theM rti- rlei iur m1, iwl. biiu to get tbora; lit) reulu uy m-ptjuiMoi-- j iuuejia .iiUaMi, uver) vuiTtj. Cirouuraof pn uiKiluiuu iilo.it nn. 1. JJLuitll.l.AIH A !)., bb Juw lurk Agents, Read Tnis. WK WILL PAY AIIENm A HALAIlT Ot HH per Week ai,u espenaea or allow s lartre outninuwion, to sell our new aud Wunilerlu, inveuuotia. Ailoreas M. WAU.NhH Co.. na Marsa.ll, Mich. Aroiiiiulr. VrutMiiliic Noup ()l.cwvrV..v(.0' rt. tT'v m n it Taiaeas-l ru, tliottelit-atijhainul LiaUiestkOiiiltlreL sim.ii HV AI.LUit, i.msls, .t IJlK Kl.l' HI VUI.Vl:ilN.-ll'el'f ,r. X Miffitr. A Ui-at, durable wtsp.in rar-neo bsoei. enee l .10 boal.i,sld. Addreas H. U AUariN. ai-i-, m ch. . Ij-illl'l.i.l -tl's I. I tHiNtnonthwithHien. LU ell liivs. H,mu Co , ArauLours. 17. All rut rAalllSJAII'.w.-Bya Kiench li ly, liw to tau. inve e n.lao.-r, -d - tr.-Iloa. Uols. A.lilrts. WILLIS uu., M Ji.liu sueet, N-w Vork, This I. No elUlllhuu. T)Vsend:n(.U eta., with .., h i ht.eolnrof a. eyr. .nn nair. ou win rvstve, tyrelum mail, ne irTHttplrt ore of ymir -uiu s liu.b.no or ".I 'j."!)" n"m" "steef msrriwe. Ail.lre.. W. yu.. P. u. Draw, r No. II, t oltiarllle, H. Y. CUROUS. in.i cini'ttni tli il toil iuiurrut.(i.iu. hrnt rii- frtmp. Autlhtw 11.W.C. iitl.NiiT, Un. Ter, nn I wpn, ln-v, in vftiml i iirfiluiM . HOWAIlu ASSDUlATlON, lkia V, I'liiUiti-lpbl. !. Rs I miA 97: lw diin Ui Jan IS td 17. IWJ COJltafU 'uT. IV uid Jq. u, mt S Jtvn. iH, DH. W MITTI KH , BIT Wt rhnrlw Nt , Hi Louts, Mo , of Uuiod-wiiIo rwnuUtinD, tr atU 11 Tnuris.i di"ui: il-o. mmnf , ru-Mtta. im. P-tfBfr, p., trifi mult of artfaKbirw. fml twu tmpinr Miml pttiapliiot, AOi-p. No inm. who UHihI, Ut onulUt,nt fr, Kn, I ( II A It M I (). llafl riH.I din ti Tk. drtul b o full inntruationt to pn' flic rs.(ir to fstM-hmtOf tititr ci, ur invir tut. I HI. W".mrl.m. M, or.' Hill, m, .i,,, h.ilidiU n' iihrrnruiuii rmr nifitla. It ., , , (, nnd tt' - niiMff mth io4lts, in T W KV A.SH ft 1).,4. -m.h fcikjltibt , 1 btUd l.li. hr LAXisur bivi.r;s kinkVmii.htou co.wi. mm rM, 10 hmmi it uu Hi 5 m WAITS. I wfint no snuff t till my nov, Or dmt of any kin Tli Tory tai oi tmeeEinir thowi ily tuiuru ngttlu-igned. - And those who make or tell a dunt Are stuittr ol wrrmx; DcotjiVf man kind, tlKirnoatriln-ruat. . Aud biuutl Cnitrra.u ere long. B n.e men, vile compounds for thehtad Will m iktj, ttnd lme the brow To f it anrr-B -Ktarriili ma adt .. Willi t MWlUtillUtf tui.U, ttttU 1 An nlrathn f the Im what we en'l ( airrfth ; Will dutt and oirt, rui-ni foul ii)Mtoadt Cum it, or aj uuibittutai mini One thouand doll art I mill pjy If ir of of it ix tnadi", , Ant.ndl k tiU'iTeTuiy day. In bank Uavo mouiy laid. No miller ynt who jrimlH our cjxo, Or uiaibl - cut' r live But hni. CA-Rifh, ai dunt reraaini lu hvmd, and Ca atisdi tjivun. The mticuou mmbanea of th bead A 1 Ljind doi-a tquiiu; Th nostiHri riD-e i I in' tor dead UUaUM; uu, aiitl buallh iunpiitj. I wnt the public ail 1 1 fro ' T Hundtiid KiKiltV Of.o, A- d WuleC IT t lll-re bllUAtilf Will lllOW, JUoWiiuutliu(( up induuo, A liquid hiriclt-nto tho nose; Cm ry tt It- e of .rost Wol.(UTT'. ANKIU LaX jR ahOW8 bofjeltfaiaru oi lost. .' One Hundred 'IhoiDuitid nre but'fuff i'omi-lrly ci'je . tj.. lit tbtTc : Aud evu) y do ttor kuon iL too; . i lii.'U go Lu Clitalliuiu Bquaru. ; Rix otr ta of Anhihilatou. for ('at-irrh or C in tho neui, or apiatoi 1'aih -'aint aeut fru of jxmt c'argea, on rt-t-eiptot j; or a Kl'"f ul I'aiv I'a kt i,r n- utile KireiiKtii. iuufr-an. L. Woiv ott, IM Chatbaiii f-i.Ur.i8, N, Y. lleiml tt? uoBLaiUi oruer. ui uviifa or runiioy in r.'ifii"ertrd letter. Bwll botuui aold at ail ln.j GOLDEN REMEDIES Ak for no other, tke no otUtr. and you will uvatiDP, n"tin aim nionry. iiJUHj KbWAUUfor hit com of aiKone in a&T iiUfftj wni''D iiity inn w cure. IT. KlCllAU' OoLIrEN ItaVI.BA'af No. 1 CtirCi T'aY ot-rt), Ulotratutl tiore Uiro.rt li1 Almub, bore Kjt-o. i uiani'oun or "kih nmp 1011a, t ojipcr unior d Hiotckti fcoieueBo of lb- hcalji, Hcmh iI i, ic ; u hfi(riatot Hii'vit,jr,Jtvritiveand Itl-xtd fun- dtr kiMwn, itJnnjen a.l (JiKeat-fMim llie aytfein, -tud leavi-a the oluod ume ail I lu'iOthy, i Jr. KiunAi' i uolua" iiihau no. 2 cur-M-r-.tinal All oi-iont. UnQuraAiii-a lu nil lu funnh. wbt'tlier trout m' tcur, n otliur ciium; ; giv$im-ifjaoittti- rcliuf in all ctmei, Ni die imp rnxje-rtury. I nave tln,u-in'U f a- rt tictttea nrminir thy uii. neultma cine- . a-ctd by tlitsw Kriia-difs. Vmpt if either N 1 ur No 2, $ 00 per buttle, or twt bottle fur J . lr. KiciMU a Ooj.dkb ATO(m!, R aafe, iperdy. iiltrruaiiut -aud ia iiinl cure ior nil Urfiiait D Taiifttim iiti. acc 'm.t,nii.d wiLU lull dir-setiuua. I'moi., 3 OO per b-.itle. l;r. Kiciur'e 1 iolBi-.h Eli i lit n'AwonR. a nuhcal cure tor Nervuu or Oeiiersl le bi ily. In old or v('Hii(f. 'mptrtmg enurgy with wooderf.il uifub. h;n, pxi do lie ur i wo boitlcafor On rim..; of Dric.tbtnti Humedii-B will dm biu. pedtoany pUutj. i riimpt attention pld to all tmii-jeiuii-inn, j uiiv (jtiiuiiir w H'lUl ine IMIOt- I ' l)r Hli:UAU'H (JuLUtLN IttMtD Kra. 11. U. fMCHAltuy. a.le Dronriritur." biowi. in atla uf bottlxa Ad.irt. im. it. v. nrcnAitiiB, 2id No. 2:iH V-rijkat.,Wew Vork. mmmfmrn ItOPER CALOKIC Mim CO., No. 40 Oortlandt Street, N T. MANUVAC'l'UULUauF One. Two & Fur llorsc-Pofffr. No wtr uwV. Cannot Kxplodf! No Iniurafe iiciiiiiiKi'U: noi iiitoiu in tfvt outui oniurl lie-I 'in H no ski ld Knrfiiiroiland out to run 2 rt. peruayiK'r ort;tiow.r. leui Eggs of Pure Bred Fancy Poultry WK 11 A V K OS U A M T H r. I. - Utl HhT A V V b i M untHihuf fiuiey l'ouilr, to he found in tho 0' untiy. Etj.a rarctn lj b kh1 ai d alnppid v any iai ui ui oo nury. rir rareu r and prtwK swiart-w, n i. h ykk ft w., JanJl raiku'Luig, Cbvalcr Co., 1'. Oolunibus and Iruuioii UAI1K0A!)! tn rnn-JUANfT op a nicnoTXTToy of L a majority nt tli Cn'fHiraiore ot tliui'olura-bu ft Win) ton 1UH Itoad OiiiiiiLiuy, AUoptiil at bu, notice la hereby fiu-n ti-ut on Tburadafi Hi V4th.lnyof rbHl870 KtU O'clock A. M., ll toka will bu oiHimsi at tiie tollowinir-ntnrd pla"fa, fut the purp m ul rrts'ivmir iitbi nt'Honit ui iuj opiiai ti" ul mti uiuuitiUa ft irunuin It .11 ttottd ('" ptnv, to- it: Attim llank.u JloiiMut Miller ft Ionltnon, in tuecityut Wiuiuou, iu tltd ouut.it ui lruk lio. At Ui o.ttc of the Hiiiin.-M iIotie of 8. H. .ugjli-e., in tlitj city uf Ciiciuviiltt, tu ttiuiuuLty uf fiokaWAy. At tie Humnrai Offlre of J me Emm it t, In tho city uf t'lii liotitlii', iu Hut roiiiitjr ol 1(m. At the ltrti,uiik 11 um) ul L'ua.'isiau, CUnft Uu., at Jarkruin. iu t v touutt oi Jhi'Kh n. At the lluaiitrM H ua of Juiiw tiuiLHt, In Wa.orif. Ill ll.tiiib.y "f t ike. A'-'I'D ! irat and tiisimJ aiiunnl Vftntmlnthe oltyol liuniuu. in tie cuiityoi ls-awrutire-all u the Ntatunf Oliiu. Nud iiookfMiil lie kni.l open frunt ny tn car, bi't w tti tb-' hura ol nine ohIik'K A -M. aiul ibtue uMo. a 1'. t., u til tbe iwiuiiit amount ul its k bull I' mum ritn d. Ily older m tuo i o um vn. it I ci.y of Cu-uiiibim, t'.it i. h il iv Ki ru ruay, fi;t, J A M tM l-.M ,l IT 1 , ttmii 1U.UI iv tr. Jonv aliLUka, HVy. ( 1'iie iiiw( itpi m print fd In t lie revi-ral eonn-Ilea alrove-iintti-d ate riirrtiHi to iiblih tiie .t uvtj u itic- tinr.y dt)-. i.J ivii icr e in ui tut Mmr, witli It-Kil AMidiiviiB, tu John ttlllvr, Hco. iatry, nl ClumbUA,) J till' DIVIDEND. CLITKI ADD, C m I'Hi'tlo, CisnKfATt ft I'M nt) , Cisr'KiATt ft J fi.ai,M.,Jaii. 14, II o ) IKIMAK LEV i A D!11pN1 tK Tll 'l'a AND A IlAl.r i i t-er ' -nt. hm iirriami ly this on rnny. riyalit mi d at r i-ibrvary l-t m.-t, f e ' I , d " -! ) im. S' w ori it-ioVliitM m win in. nld a' tl Hi e ! the I ttiteu hiatiw trti.lt iK, N,i 41 w.. it . t The i r (lf r l. lwl I It. rtoH.rt frnin thtften liiw uf li-' IHh mtti. ti-' tti rei'rtMry id. Hr ontfiuf ili Momd , O r ,.ni JuU Ul Uao. 11. l.UbatLL, TtWi'r. H OHIO STATE J3UENAL ; STEAH Printing Establishment ! COUNTING-ROOM, 19 EAST STATE ST, COIiUMUTJeJ, O. JOB PRINTING, From a Card to a Poster, from a simile Daite to a volume of a tbotuuuid pgc, ejntrld at tbia wtabiiabmeQi. Our atoca w complete, our workmen unsurpassed in their a! department, and our faciiititt Ui.euual ed. LvtsrtLiijitauientittllur eUcan Drint- inK good work, apevdiiy do .e 1 at our coiumaud, a.u we an prepared to invite oumueution or cum-parison irom iu.y quarter. DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, JOURXAL8, LEDGERS, Oi any kind of fctequiritii Uu lnff to a particular pattern with ot Witiiout pnuieu nvaa, eubatiitiitily and neatly gotten up. ' Tags, of all bizes, Very Low. A lante aexortment of all kiudsand sty leaof bind luKi trom 2. o pr-ruire to 1. We otuii t be aur-.Bd ior QUA Lit Yof i'Al'Klt and WoltK In ANY .11 V, tod nre bound not to be (JHOEiiaoLD. Tiie trudy mupliud at iiicua tiiat defy euinpeu tion. JLLUMIVATEinillJW UAKDS. Colored Printing, furnUb'd 10 Printers at manutactuiurn price ' 4lno, l.tjd, UK4 W.MM) Kur iit-nr , N.-wn Jul and Colored Ink Roll 'OmpiiBltion, fto, Hlmlu un p peror eU'ieotypod forniB, adapted to all leKt) tud (f- n-ral purpoBM. Country printers will tlnn it to their advantage to give Una Mature their at-teutluu. . Full itie Railroad Curda. nrlntM In anvnnmKT of oolont, aud in a atyie ol luuuipawed beauty. wavw, HHOVV I1ILL3, ' COLORED LABELS, DUlTUOIrJlS' SIGNS, 10)RATKD CAUOH, Ac, Adapted to every variety of b-mineea. Deiifrni 'ur .iatitrd to nartitja' wh,) dt-aire lhm. lhttrb -ruarameed to be aa attractive at.d artiatio af any .uaSVaHl lafD JIAUVUTtlU. ENVELOPES! x.rtUL.lsu, AN1 A31E1UCAN. We will sell Enveione. cheaner than e.n ba ound wetol riiiiatleltjlila. tjailand see nncaa ami .uaiitiea. All kinds of BUSINESS CAHU9, . VJMima OAiiDS, WKUDI.NO CARDS SUQW CARDS, , ILLUMINATED CARDS, AbMlSSSlON CABD9, BALL CARDB, RAILROAD TICKETS, Ac, Ac., As. Which can be put up in as good style, aad a. cliean us at.y oilier e.taLlislitneut. We have a lartfe atock ol CARD JIOA.lt D, Jf the various kinds, a ptrtot which w. na-merle below, via : Sn iw Plako, Apllque Flexible, Double Etiainelid, TouKb Clitck, t'Ura Marino, Heavy lluilruad, Couimoii Drlotol, German Bristol, lk-avy Uerman .Bristol, 1'uat lluartl, Lilit itallruatl, lime Buartl, Yarkgated Marble; PRINTERS'" BLANKS. TV e can offer a large variety of I'liiti'i s, Buarilk, mid Mock for Prinicril And they will And it to their interest to ordet ui us, as l.AU will ouv ol us Villi- tUriAV. Among our stock osn be found all kinds of CALEIVDEKGD PAPEIID Buch aa DOUBLE MEDIUM, lSIl'tltLAL, SUPER ROYAL, Royal, hkdium, fOUOS, UK MY, CROWN, FLAT CAP, Aa. I?rlut 1'nperN, U.43, Hill, ICiSt, Uxtm, UslJ, 12x10, UeSI, COLORED ritlNT, of all colors, 84x08. PRINTERS' INK. JOIOHl:U lKS ol All Hindis Of Suptrior Qualilif and Kerry ShatU DisMolut ou of Partnership, I DBi .,C0 rnTNKIlH P nERKTOFORE I esi.ting between tiie un.tn..ln..l .L llra uame , fcberl. A 8hudd, le tins day U..olr -1 liV uilllllill m,..M,n, I.' ... . ' . -I tr.H ,i a ' iitr.ueris autuor " - ----a- wia. in 111)111 latton. IiAAU KhKRLY, Coltimbns, 0 Jan. I, ,TI. w Duai'u. J.niTIi M4N AND THE MAGDALEN. 181AY FOR YUUMI tlUS-Th. vlcllm. J la ol soel.l eells-wnb Wi.e.ia r ...ni. .. uissi,--vmi, mini minrMii nt tr.e, in ea cd tn?rl-ip,i. Addre-i llOW A '" -'!'" IAtlOK. Boil'. l-h.lalpbia;i". WILLIAMSON'S Improved Scroll Saw-Mill, I t-iVuv 'S """T UH,'r"L AND CON-A tNlKN I M .chine of the kind in u. will ,",.W.e? '."'"it".'"" Vm b""" '""ti imlr nia htueth.twi n.. - u,...,. .1,'t!',!!'.! ". "",U- """ 'I her are .UU.tanttal v rnaila ,,f ,........-.., pe, ... me,.t.r a, , b.hb,t,-.dwr;,;r,:,,;,'; ..Itaraotion, MaiitartueHrf I,. !.. Utitk-i iv UACUsSCO,,IJolunibus,U. sirM DISSOLUTION. I HK I'AnTNsHHHIP nKKKTllFOIIK EX. I latin, between (Ita iinit ,..! llrmnamenij.a VV. II lira b., e,.'rs llil..la by lluv'.tlon. W II. llraka; W. u. llreeaaa Alcl, Ueii.loa vl lslgamibinlilatlon. w. H, ItltiKlKl, A i. ix. iiiiit- iiiy, Columbua, 0 December M, lieil, " OOPaRTNERSHIP 'rni rKnRRiiiNFn. i.at FNinn rtnei,r i. tlrm of a ..II llreeka , - 1 ' "'"w - ne niH,. e l,r eery liti.'lie.. i . i i"1" ""' " 'I lll'-lnN at lie filend.."' """"ve,";i'i".r,i;-7"u'" w.,i)mnh.r,l,;.-viiuu'I.fi SUZ IKED EEApY-UADH CMT2HJS Height of the Style. UPErBLY flIHZD. READT TO PTJT RIGHT ON. The object of tho Chestnut Street Clothlnj Kilab. Ilahmeot la to rurniah a rises of Heady-mails Clothing superior to anything that has heretofore been offered to ths pnbllo. Oaly the Oner fiilirlca sre need, slid lbs beat trimmings, and these .re out by the moat skillful end srtittio cutters, and tnado up la elaborate and tasteful stylos. A full Block of such clothing Is now In itors, aud being 10ld at moderate prlcei. Connected with the establishment, affords rare " adesntagee. mpotiiil lootta, lite lElf, Ko liner work Is dons In any Merchant Tailoring stouie In the Inns. Ho better styles, no richer goods, no more renowned cotters, no more perfect fits caa anywhere he obtained, . ' GV-t GEKT3 AOT tASS. ' Ueautlfiiantl Son-icrable Gormcqla, IN LA&OXST VAIIIET7, Ail Xligut Atirrtaiat tt GENT'S rUENISHIlfO G00D3, IT tug ssiiKafflE 818 820 CnSSTCUT STUEST, rntLAUzLrniA. Incut Nortny oiirayatem of Self meitanrement, gentlemen at . distance can order with certainty ot hsrlng a good HI. Rule, for !. If-raessurcuiest and samples sent by mall wben requested. PsA-SilIESCJUEREUX Wholesale & Retail Dealers in Waich CLOCMM AND JEWEL A Ft'LI. I.TNE OF LADIFU' AND OENTH WAlCUKj, Uold snd Oliver, Americsn sul Foieign, ThoHKTnTHOM8,FHENCU audAMl'-lll-CAM CLUCKd. SOLID SILVER WARE, And Refer' Pin ted Ware. In wti or rdca 1 tie air.taljr.eaof Jewelry. Etruaean, Jet, llotd and Jrt.tjtc. UenU'and l.adiea' ht-al Itnikrn ol tvery -tTlri, la A nut fat, Jluaa AaU and othi-r valuable tones. irA lr i'opkof 0OI.D TEN, OPKI1A OIsAHi:. OoM and Mllvi-r Hrrt rUrka, and all ailicle Jttpt ai mob an MUtllaluucnt. JEWELERS, And otben, ibould call at Wo. 71 South High St. GEO. M'DONALD 6c CO. 100omli lllirliftlici't, Keep CoaaUntly on band a Full Lin. of carefully selected Family Groceries. W. woald call aspMlal attentloD to our brsnd si LOGAN niLM WHITE WHEAT FLOUR ! MaJetrnra rennlne White lllll Wh.at, not n. anr iir.nii in iinio, Vl.also keep a supply of Fra.ta Crai krd M heal. OHO. tcll(INAI.n A CO, WM. GLENN & SONS, Importers and Jolibera of GROCERIES II 10 ami villa lrrrl. vixvixxAn, onto, I I New Orleans KtiR.r and " 1 - - . i vi . . 1