Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1871-07-13

              COLTJMBU8 OHIO, THURSDAY JULY 13. 1871. VOL. XXXII. NO 368 THE GERMAN NAVY. Villi to We Harbor el Wlllteliailia. nii.lioD-cUiI Hon i ullhelui Oilier ThhIi Building. ball ae broad, (linked contlooouslv by French built, after the model of La Coo.. N.w Yor Tiibuns fipec al c.mepondeMe.1 WlLnLiisBAVEi,Jone38 Wllhelms-haven ought to be rlcb la recompense for tbe depressing character of ibe Joor ney to It. An ngller country than that between Bremen and Oldenburg, the keenest connoisseur In ogliniss could not desire. In appearance It la a mix. t ireora low country Scotch moor and an Irlih bog. At Intervals In the desolation there are llltle oases of patches or grasi land and Humpy rye, fringed with mls erable stunted willows and aider). The country la perfectly flit. It seems as If tbeie were woods on tbe horizon, but this tarns ont to be an Illusion the wooded appearance Is given by the mis anthroplc alders. Occasionally, It Is true, there Is a patch of forest, but the trees aae manifestly discontented with their lot. Life of any kind Is rare In tl.eie wastes. After wo pass Oldenburg there Is a marked change In tho scenery. After an Interval of scrub, heather, stunt cd pines, and sand boles, we come out on a tract of rich, fat meadow land. The ditches aru full of water, suggestive of marsh fevers and agues) but the grass la thick and tall, with flee big-framed cattle wading lazily through It. On the ' little hillocks aro pretty farm houses, embowered In clnmps of hard wood trees, of which, too, there arc large forests at Intervals of well-grown, vigorous trees, of spreading branches, forcing ample elbow room. Pretty straggling vlllagi are lettered over the flit, rlcb country, ltd the natives nlurca, ltd til" have moresap In them thin the withered unfortunates on tbe bleak wastes on the other side of Oldenburg. Bo we travel on till a great sea-wall comes In alghi booudlng tbe ho'lzin, and the conviction dawns npon us that all the country Is below the sea-level. The railway line skirts the sea will lor some distance, and tbon the trslo stops abruptly at lbs termlouB of Ueppees, otherwise WUhemBhavitn. Adresry prospect meets one on emerging from the little B'atlon, wolcb seems to have been dropped pro miscuously In tne mmuie ui a uem hut recently reclaimed from the so i. There Is not a house nesr the station. H'.lr, life and bustle are totally wanting. Before me was the line of tbe sea-wall, as I stood on a Drlck-paved road, which wemed to lead straight Into the sea through a chaos of bricks, earth-heaps, and big balMlnlnhtd brick buildings.On my arrival 1 had In my pocket a map of Wllbeimshaven, which 1 un lowed, determlmd to be guided thereby. On my left, as I went down tho brick-paved road, 1 found an open wlldurncaa-lite fL-ld, full of water-holes This square Is markid on my mp as tbe market place. It Is posslbio that, at some remote age, the waste msy become a market-nidcv: la the mcantltno, It Is a wilderness. On the right band alda of tbe road la a sued sslon uf Drlck edinces In various stages of construction; none ara flolntml. Tore Is a bulli'leg which my map informs mo Is, or rather la to be, a school; tbencomee ihechorcb, already crowned by a neat splro, then a ciuo house for officers, not yet roofed In, with a large hospital behind It, on which a few workmen are oust; then large double barracan, each for UUO men (aays the map), but, as yti, a loon way Irons being rininned: and then another Interval Is waste land and mud boles. Looking now to lite left agile, 1 eew a few sheds, a vessel on the slock; further off, tbe gsunt ribs of another vessel In the eariizfllaiaffo of construction, the stumpy lower misia ol two or time large ahlps laid op In ordinary, and tbe great atern of a Urge ironclad Mo douot these vesicle sre In ibe war haroor mentioned on tbe map. Between It and tbe road Is a apace across wblcb, on tho map, are tho words. "N ival stores, slicds, and magsr'nes," wltb dotted lines luluillcie tbe position o( tlielr erection when they .ball be corstructcd. At r.scnt they ate no', constructed. Trio spice Is waste, with a few mm scenilnd y engaged among the mud boles In ctcevailng foundations. Close to the rn id la a long deep Teoco, which 1 am told his been cut for the foundation of the dock yard luclosure wall. At present intra nothing to Inclose. A little further on and Iho roa I, with the sea-wall still looming on tbe right, mi-hre what I suonoae one must cull tbe town of Wllbeimshaven. The site has been laid ont rather pretentiously Thar ara three, cross streets, aod aniiib r running parallel to tbe main road, be tween It aod tbe sea-wall us ins mar-gins of these some houees bava been built. There aro two hotels, aeveral beer-balls, a few shops, and tho rest of tbe bouses aro, for the most put, oett cottages, presonuhly Inhabited by the o&Vers, foremen, &i, of the embryo dockyard. The largest honsa In tbe place a iqnare two storied edlllce Is the mlrleuce of the Cipiilo who coin- minds the port, and his olllce Is on the ground n r After continuing straight on alone- tba road. 1 soon piasc I through ths town and out Into another piece of Waste, dirtied nv the sea-waii, wun some mista visible beyond. Tho rotd, straight all the wty from tbs elation to tho sea, pis-es through the sea dyka by a cutting, and tcrmloatea on the woodeo J.uy of a little haven or birbor tolerably crowded with small craft, dlacnarg log bricks. Umber, JU The name of this llltle barrwr Is Liege-Haven; lie Isied here before ths war, harbor, arsenal and dockyards were thought of, and wis nsed by Ibe country people for bringing lluie, lueuuiv, tiuaie, , aaa for liking away their produce to tner-keia along the coast. Uergnre of oattle bava been sent from the Utile port, but lis chief trade sines tbe raliwav was side Is In connection with the aojiceol wirbirlwr. Opening Into too auuiu litem corner uf the North Boa, and li close proximity to eiob other, ara three nr.tiirinie Mtuirlea thai of tba Jule (tbe most weaterivl, thit of toe We nr. and that of the K be. Tna months at all thine, and the coaal g-oenl' ara tnuci obstructed by Bind banks, and tna navliietlon la the roverae of easy Tne war-barborof Wllbeimshaven Is on tbe western side of the biy of J an, neir Where the outer bay or channel Joins the Inner bay, which opens Into lake like txpinse uf shallow water. At the spot chows for tbe harbor there was onu-niit a blunt ornloetioo. with lia polot looking to the southern, the whole coast being ginned oy a wommin aw-wai, line It la eonalrfereolV btlow high' watermark. Tbe anilneera Intrusted rut, tha ennairnetloa of the war baibnr took advantage of this projection. To nhi.ln the rraulilta deolb uf water, the; It lbs original sea-wall, and projected the blaeoted edges on either side considerable dleiaoos lalo tba bay. From the rounded termlaatloa of tne eea wall, ni ilih.r alda of the artlflclil cbanu.l, amid arinlu molea ara still farther Dm Jetted seaward a dlstanoa of about WO feet, terminating In substantial runndtd butlreasee. Tba generil t Bent la that a ihirr, irianffnlar nrnleolloa baa been thrust out aa.ward from the face of the original aea will, cut In two from apex to hue by lha artlflclil channel leading to tbe war-harbor, This pn Jaclloa sis been II inked on ellhsr aide by a low stons rtvee airetcblng along tne lice o lha old eat will coosld-riblv to tea ward, lha latent being to reclaim tbe Interval, tea tnaeaiminten toe aorupi-aaa or tba arllaolal nmleclloa. Baiwa tbe two uolebeeds It ths onler tatranct to the harbor Sou fast anrosa. This porch, aa it may tw siyiM, Is parallelogram TOO (Ml long, and tbe solid granite moles, and bounded li - wirds by a lock lua teei long ana no lent wide, abut la at either end by ponderous sluice gatea. Inside this lock comes an-eitier basin, 000 feet long and 40J feet wl e, celled tbe fore haven, and It igiln, at Its Inward end, Is bounded by a second lock of the sime dimensions as that aeparaiiog It from tbe porch. This fore haven hia Its Jetties In brick, trim-, mean the corners, and tbe coses with granite. From the second lock ru-s btckward, with a slight bend Into the Inner haven, a long, brlck-ficed canil, varying In width from IHO to 200 feet, and In length SOW) fret, having aequare recess on Its right about half Wiy up, for the convenience of discharge of the dredglog crafts which ara constantly at work. The Inner bsBln, or wir harbor, at i he beid of tbd ciml, Is 1200 feet long and 700 feet wide. From lie right bai d upper corner there opene anotbi r Bmill basin for boats and mists. Tbe length of the haven Is In tbe same line with the ciual that leads to It. At tbe held of the haven are three dry-docks, two capable of containing tbe largest Iroo-clads, the third smaller. There are also two slips fir tbe construction of war vessels, both affording accommodation for the lsylog down of large troo clada. Behind tbe dry-docks and ellps Is a large workshnp or micbine shed contslolug steim hammers, machinery for tho roll leg and culling of armor plitcs, as well is for forging Iron ribs, koeeB, snd other component pirta of an Iron war ship 411 around tbe kaven are to be ship yards, magazines, aod store eheds, but for tbe most part not even the founds UooB of these are yet laid. The foundations are In couue of excavation fur a boiler shed, It being contemp'attd to constrnct on the premises tbe boilers, cylinder, &c, of the vessels wblcb may be built In the new dockyard; but It is obvious that considerable time must elsnse before Wllhelmnbaven can in any such respect be "self-contained" andIndependent. Behind the sh'p yard, at the head of the barbor, a bouse for a port admiral Z Vfroachlna depletion, is also are a detacheTbintdrm. !! ldi a row of ih'inses for superior docxysrd la borers. Netrer the sea are barracks for mirlne artillerymen, very nearly Dunned, and lahontorles and other buildings connected with a war dock yard, all In a more or less unfinished condition In the war-baven the moH promtuont ohj'ect is the K 'nig Wllbelm,the largest Ironclad In theGerman navy. Tbe ship, built at the Thames Ironworks, Black-well, and launched on the Soth of AprP, 1BW). was designed by tbe Chief Con structor of the British Navy, is of 01118 tuns burden, with engines of llou horse power, and cirrles in ber broadside batteries 18 rifled 90pounders, made of Kropp's hammered steel, and capable being tired as often ss twice a minute. The length of the Ron I a: Wllhelm Is 80S feci, or 13 feet shorter than ths Eniillsh Warrior; tbe bread rb of tbe former Is UU feet against the Warrlor'a 6S. Tbe armor Is 8 Inches thick all round, diminishing 7 inches, at 7 feet below the wa ter line, where It terminates. The bow sprit carries s sharp aod ponderous ram Drolectins under water, and protected oy strong plating. Aft of tba bowsprit orolectlon rises a itrons topgallant fore castle, on the port and sunward Bides which, as well at on either quarter, lightly projecting outward from the run if the ahip, are recesses or biy" (four In all), protected by missive bulkheads, composed of 18 Inches of teak, plated with alx'-lnch armor, aod bout np from Ibe lower deck through the malo deck to a blubt or seven reel aoove tue par deck, lu each rcoesa Is a S00.ponnder rifled KruDD; the two In the forecastle bays looking straight forward, be two tba quarter Days niviog a rue almost, but not altoaetber, dne alt. In the Admiral's cabin, In tbe roone aod I.a Normande (not greatly esteemed la 1H71). of 4041 tons, moant-log 16 guns, and 650 borsa power, aod witl .iorew of WOoieni iba Kronprloz, Thim-S bnllt, with S Inch irmor plating, 14 steel breech-lnadlng 7 tan, and two pivot guns, of 8400 tuns, and BOO horse power; tbe Armlnlus, and tbs Prince Adalbert, of which nothlog need be said further than that they carry respectively four and thiee gans, and that their armor plating Is from three to fonr Inches thick. BOLD VILLAINY. A Wretch Decoys an Eallmatble VounvLmdy Into a aolltmrr Plaos and Attempts her Balntl Is rolled by a roMuuiecircuoa-ataaeCM-aUDsuceeaeful Search for the miscreanteeasirange lseTalop nicuis. PLATrOUM Adopted hf Ibe Ohio Stale Bepnblla can Oenventlon, June SI, IsTl, stern, la a steel iOO-ponndrr, whose oort-bole opens due alt over tbe rndder Tne Konlg Wllnelm'a complement of crew la 700 men. and the cost of the ves sel, Inclndiog armiment, was about half mill oo aierllog. At present ens naa only as tnanf sailors on ooarn as sumce to And a harbor wa'ch, and la wholly tripped of running aud Blinding rig glng, nothing showing above tbe deck but the three lower mists. The n in g Wllhelm Is the only Iron-clad at pre-i nt it Wllhelmshivenof the live belonging to the Herman Imperial navy. UenUe tho Leviathan, there Is the Arcona. sn old wooden frlgitn of 1713 tons, 400 horse power, and guns of no great size; and Vi gunboats, some of tbe Qrst aod somo of the second class, iub nrst o HO horse power aod mounting (when mounted) tbite guns, the latter ol 00 horse power aod carrying two guoe cacb. A fast aud haudsoms dlepitcb boat, the Falke, la fitting ont Tor special service; tho Falke bsa beeuillul lines and can aleam 10 note an hour. Wje Is lylog alongside a Urge steam crane, the machine house ol which la tba only building aa yet erected on the south side of tbe wir-biveo. I have alreadf mentioned that there are two building Blips at tba head of the barbor. The dry-dot. a might be ollllud as well for bulldlrg purposes; but then lliey would not be avallab'o for their own nets, uoooo or tne sups is tne mils Loreley, a beautifully mo lelcd pidd'o-wbeel art?, Intended fur quick work la the neighuorhood of Ibe harbor, bhe la nearly ready for launchlog, and her lanncb Is expected to take place next week. TheLirtleycannolbecilledany addition to tbe O-rman war airy. Oo ibe other ellp muds ths skeleton of tba Intended Iron clad turret sblp.theOro-ser Kofurst. judaiog hy tbe eonearance or tba ailp. one would say tna natursi waa llltle more thin tbouaht about; hut a good detl of ber, ilthouiih not pat to gether, la ready and slowed rragmsntari' ly la ths sheds behind, la the work' shops the workmen are Bow rolling and experimentally putting together tne Reel, and the Iron nun, aa well as Borne oi tne rmor plates, ara stacked all about. At tbe shortest, howrver. It will uo three yelra hf.,- ;... vert (a reldv for launchlog, and lo all probability it will be fonr vein before the snip is an t rjhe will be a turret ship of ab ml 4O00 tons, navmg two tnrreis, and carrying In each turret two 11 loch guea, rnulra lenttoonr OOO-oonnilers, uklog acbarge of 79 pounds of powder. As soon as me lanoch of the lYireiev letvea I he other ellp clear, It Is Intended to lay down upon It a second iron cud, wnicn, in essential particulars, will be a sieter ship to tbe Grosser Kur'nrst Much, however, muUbo done belorell ispoel hie to prosecuto with any alacrity the slmultaueoits consiruoilnn o( two Iron cltda In the Wl.belmibiveo dockyard At present tba capacity of the place appears to be strained, Judging by Ihe er,gth of time It hea nominally been In course of construction as eoinpared with lha alage of progress wblcb It baa reach rd, and the length of time It confessedly will take to biilao It It la true that during lbs war tbs pro green of ship building seems to bavs been altogether stayed, in common, la deed, wltn all ths works at Wllhelrulu Ven, except those connected with the defense of ths place. Bioce ths strain of the necessity for defenalva operations baa ceased, aod especially since ths peace, ths ship building and other coo-atractlva works have been reoomraeoc-ed, but sot wl'h any great activity aa yet. It Is expected, however, that the construction of ths Kurfnrsi will soon be poshed forward with considerable briskness, and the laying down of Ihe other Iron clad set about a soon aa lbs Loreley Is launched. At Kiel another Iron clad, Frledrlcb derUrooe, le In an Incipient condition of eoolructlnnt and at Dentate tba Iron e'ad Uanea (to carry eight gunsand ol 4-10 home power) Is about ball built, While mother Inn-clad la la fares cl coustraetloa. Another la laying down at ttirausland, aad will be forolaued with six Iron clsd war ship from her owa dock yards, nclu From tbs Cleveland Platadealer. On Thursday of last week a highly respected young lady of this city, having been decoyed by false representation Into a lonely spot, was attacked, her life threatened U she resisted or screamed and had an exceedingly narrow escape from most devilish treatment at the handa of an unknown villain. The circumstances of this strange case are as follows: A man, of gentlemanly presence and manners, cime to this city nearly two weeks ago and made Inquiries for a lady who could be recommended as a suitable music teacher for his wife and daughter. He was referred to tbe young lady In question, and after some conver atlon he mido an appointment to meet ber last Thursday, when she was to accompany blm to his residence, which be represent ed to be In Rnckport, not far from tbe Cliff Mouse. Deceived by bis appearance and la k, tbe lady consented to go. At ft,l nnnn 'he two met ana took a street car and afterward weot by the Hockv River railway to the Cliff Home. There the man told her that hla bouse wss a short distance beyond snd lliey could walk It In a lew minutes. Accordingly she set out with him nn foot, they walking west along ibe roid. After golog some distance tbey reach, ed a seclued spot la the woods, ths river being close by, at the root or a nign em-baokment. Then his manner changed and hla real and fiendish purpose became manifest. Without a word of ex planation he seized tbe lady by tbe throat and began to force her toward tbe bank. As wss to bs expected she screamed londly, whereupon be tightened his grip and threatened to kill her II she renstoa or cillea lor neip. using greatly alarmed and hurt by tba choking, she promised to bs quiet, when he loosened bis grasp ut.ou ber throat aud she again cried out at the top of ber vo ce Io this way the slruggls was protract ed for some time, tba brute alternately dragging and pushing her down to the deeply ekaaed valley. AS gooa rorinne would bive It ber last scream oi "mur-di rl ' nl Ten when ehe was lust about ex blasted, was besrd by a roau who chanced to he driving along the road In a wagon. This mao stopped, and the villain, bearing the wagon slop, strslght-way ran away, leaving ths lady about as oearly deao as alive, nut, guauea uy the dee oorite circumstances of her pel- lions eltoatloo, aba anmmoned all ber rerunning strength, eiimoed tne bank and ran afier Ibu man la tbe e sgoo, who. after bavins, slopped and not bear- log lha cry repeated, bad alerted on eualn. bus attracted nia attention ana bs took ber nnd-r his protection. Bhe told what had happened aa nearly as she could Jin bet excited and exhausted condition. The stranger waa not com ing to theclty, but gave her In charge of another man who brought iter eaitiy borne. It Is a source ol deep gratification, not oolv to ihe .ariy'a friends, but to tbs commuolty, Ibit tbe scoundrel felled to sccomniisn ate aieooncai purpose, ana that, though ehe atlll bears tbs marks opon ber thro it of the severe choking she-received, aod nccistsrlly sustained a great shock to her nervous system, otherwise she wss uuhirmc I. When this sff-lr becaoio known In Ihe nslghoothood of the occurrence, lutenee excitement wss creeled, and the Indignation aroned Was scarcely exceeded by th it of tbe laoy a near Irlenda On com- oirlson of notes of residents of that vicinity It was found that doubtless ths same miscreant hid been doing the sin sort of devdlsb work previously. 1. was ascertained tbtl Utile school girls bid beeo mat end tfforis made to dtcoy thm Into ths forest. A sort of vigilance committee was soon organized, aod a search for tho per. petratoi or the onirsge was commenced. The yonog lady In question, deeply thankful for her providential eacsps, was exceeding loth to bava lha matter made public, and being of a retiring disposition, did not wish blm prosecuted, even should be bs apprehended, Uor friends, of coarse, determined diherenily, and they tried todlscorer the brute, bn' tneetlizma of Rockport, Incensed almost beyond measure, left little to be done by the Irlenda. As staled, they formed an armed organization, and scoured tbo woods la every direction. In a place deep la the woods they dis covered a cave tble waa on Friday or "Blurdiy which bid evidently neenoc. copied, and, In all probability, by tbs fellow tbey were after, perhaps by oua or mora oompeolone, too. la blB cavern were fonnd aevsial dlegulaee and "traps" of vsrloua kinds, miking 11 Certain that tba place bad been and lor a retreat If not a home for ona or more ra-oale. Among other thtaga waa fonnd a writing book, which had probably oeen men rrom eome acooui gin. On Friday, tba day following tba an. eN.tn occarreoce above related, i man ebaneevl In ha paaaln m lha vlflln Ityof this cava. 11a waa sot aware that aov one was near him until be sudd, nly neara tne snarp cues oi a pistol, and an Instant later a bullet whistled bv him The wretch who had bees tba day before roiled in nts diabolical design evidently euppoeed the nan waaeesrcblog for blm and Intended to kill blm. Aftertoaehot tba man rushed for the would be saias-am and a violent alrusgle ensued. A eel of false whiskers waa lora from the scoundrel's face and be wsa becoming wor-led when he slipped out of his eoat aod leaving that garment la the hands of tbs man who waa about to melo to blm ol puulsment, he darted away aad was sooa ont oi signv The subacqnaot search for the resell proved unavailing. For several dn tba vigilance committee had armed men posted In different places, who stopped sll atrsosnrs and made them give satis factory acconeia of tb-Dselvea, and at B'gbl aa armed band continued lha search. But all to no purpose. Kvery day their chances of Hading tba fellow grows Iras, and It seems low as though tne villain would escape hla dceerle. Had he been captured we presume that he would have bees spared the annoy ance and uncertainty of a formal trial or a residence in tna stale prison, ir caught be probably wonld bava orna mented a neighboring tree, ee Intensely ezcltid were those who joined In the pursuit. Baolted. by tbe Republicans of Ohio In Convention sesemhled, as follows : 1. The Republican Parly of ihe Uolted Btates may well challenge the admiration and confidence of the country for lta patriotism, coarags and wisdom In preserving tbs Union of the States; fur Its Justice, firmness snd magnanimity In establishing fur all tbe people, liberty aod tquallty before the law; for lta gratitude aod generous provlson for the national defenders and pensioners; for Its Inviolate honor and good faith toward the national creditors; and, generally, lor lta succeeelul administration of public affairs In peace as well aa In war. 2. We not only recognize the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to the Constitution of the United biales as accomplished facta, but, also, as Just, wiseand valla articles otorgsnlo law, to bs Jealously defended and enforced as parte of tbe Constitution, now henceforth and forever. 8. As It will be oecesssry and desirable to obtain from duties on Imports a large portion of tbe revenues needed to defray the expenses of tbe government, to pty tbe Interest on tbe national debt and the principal as It matures, such datleeebould be so sdjasted as uot to pr judlce bat promote tbe Interests of every sectloa sod branch of Industry as far as may bs possible 4. Tbe present administration of the National Government baa vindicated Us right to tbe continued confidence of tbe people. lis success has been Illustrated la lbs Impsnlal execntlon of tbe laws; In Its faithfulness, honesty and economy lo the collectloa of public revenues, aud In the expeneea of Ihe Government; so that while taxation has been reduced to tbe extent of one hundred millions of dollars per yoar, tbe national debt bas been liquidated to the amount ol over two hundred and thirty millions a re-duciloo unparalleled in history. The administration has been equally successful In the management of onr foreign relations, sod has scnlevtd Imperishable bonne in V,?Det?, with Great Britain, opon terms creditable to both conn'rissss embodied In the Treaty of Washington. Tne head of an administration thus distinguished b success snd statesmanship is Justly entitled to be regarded as a wise and care fnl civil mtgistrate, and bis uniform deference to public sentiment, shows blm to bs ore whom tbe country may trust, having fully redeemed the pledge be made before entering npon the duties of Chief Magistrate, that be would have no policy or his own to enforce againat tbe will of tbe people. B. We repeat our condemnation of the policy of graoting subsidies of public Isnds to corporations and monopolles;tnd having originated the policy of granting homesteads to actual eeltlera we declere that tbe public domain should be kept for our labortoo; population. a. we are in favor oi the adoption oi a thorough ayatem of civil service reform, aod we indorse heartily tbe action of President Onnl In selecting tbe Commissioners under tbo recent so-called civil aervlce act. 7. Wo unite wltb our fellow citizens IrlAOBINCBT. 0 BIB LBS JJfBOI. B. I. Bam CHARLES -AMBOS & CO,, COLIMBUS, OHIOt, HAjnTTiomiM or Heavy Castings few BnnPrM. Rolling Hills tad Blut Twbmm ; ftlMa M afflaVBiry tvod Owtugie Architectural and Machinery CASTINGS, Pattern Mod to Order. FOUNDRY at the tool of TOWS BTHXXT as out uui rouiiarri. BUSINESS DIBEf'TORYt tW We Invite tbs attention of onr readers to ths following list of Oolumbus Business Bouses, which ara among ths most reliable and sxtensivt eatabliah-tuentj In this city. ATTOBNBVI, g.CLiT BBIOjS, Attoraey at Law and Notary Peblle, 103 S. Bfgh St. Special attention giesa to CoutaUBf and uaavejaaemg. B.BHIXLDH, Attsraar it Iw, BubotM to He. 11, Scuta BlfhlUsat, PHOENIX BOILER WORKS. CANON WILLIAM", E I Da WITT, Attn- at v and Bnusttor of Fatenta. as BViatkUibatnat,Cllumliu,Ubio. B.0.4 J. HOrVMAN, Attonurat La. Ottos, tl last State emit, Oolumbus. wnnricroaaas or ARCHITECTS. r r. HR.no a eh. AnUteet, (Ml Karlnaer, As. DOes, g, B. On. BlBh and Bute Bteaat-M etoer. BOOIk-BlrinERS. OBAS. U. IKI.8, ... hi- a.rf Rlanh.nana anoTeetnief, Pamoate' work aad Peet'td'ealo boand le oedas at Aiian DOM" n.WBU .' BOOavH AND TATIIlNEHY. OXO. K. NASH. Stationary, Portable & Looomotlv Attorney at u. onto., No. st Boats, aigk 1 -a' B O X Is K St uo au, an or Heavy and Light Sheet Iron Work, kh watar 1 ami, au mm, uwneHn, Braok. fltaoka, briteheaa, Oil HtlUa, Sugat fana, eaporaters, Oil Tanks. Water St.. Bclteeen North and VM, I SaM of the Fenltutluy,) OOLU1IBUS OHIO. PromDt attaoboa rleeo to taking out and nlaa. hw portable fluea. sonMDl gf all klads attendee to be eompataat workmen and Umetaa furotiin-al at ahott notloa. Urden addiaiaed to IM V. U., will b. attended to pronpUf. COLUMBUS MACHINE CO. ..OHIO. Pnrttbla. Bind fl'ttltmuv 8TEAM ENGINES, CeUllBffS flbaf tines, Bnllawav ne'ten. imill ueatring lesaeDinary. fcuauao i-unmua Trio II BUS teproraa Circular and Malay OOMT.Y A BMTTH, iltationm and Uwlera la antelopes, swonins Arnold's m rraocb Wilting and Copelng Inks: all klnda al Floor and Healing Wax. Oot.Uhapal and Hlffh ata., t"l do-r iron onrnelj . BAN KB AND BACKERS. SPAllROW; HIKES & CO.. BANKERS, 1 156 8outh Hlgh8treet, COLUMBU8, 0. COMMERCIAL BANK, No, IOO N, HlKh Hfc, (Senior,.1 Block), COLUMBUS, 0, OBAHOl JOHWWH, T. 0. BKHXI'iNS, i. A. JArrBKr, Faoraiinaa. PAT IMTBBBST OR DEPOSITS . BUT AND Hall Ootd and Sllerr, Qonnunenv Bonds, an4 ail flnt alaas Satnrmaa, sane rasaaga Tlckeu To and rrom all tbaprinotpal porta la arove, sell LMurrs parable la Gold, and oa all tho prlnetfal ati las and towns ba Boron, ana de a tieaaral Banking Boatna-s. Oolleotlon. reoelee prompt attaaUoe. W. B. Ini. R.geiura. t.0. BiiLit,OahT CENTRAL BANK, Odd Fellows' Building, gnomon to B. . Bmlth k Otv, CuLUMBUS, O, Boy and Mil Fonifti Drtfta tad Ml FaUMurt Ticketa to ftU puta ol fcuops). Xaum. Uowd UU Pvarusals NEW ADTERTUEMENTa. A. A. rr ES , mrOBTEB AND DEALER IN Hi ''.'.i J TEAS Baa Jut noelrsd a Cargo ol Fin. T, oouliUbf ol YOUMQ HYSON, IttfJllUALS, gonpowdbh, old hyson", english breakfast. ool0nq and japan teas All el ehloh Ui U sold at Very Low Prion. I stilS" TT ,1,,'e peeeeesltiB elrawitta, llmver, awearaeea, uetM CORNER HIGH AND TOWN STREETS, Opposite Fnited States Hotel, VlfJAHK AND TOBACUO. n nafTtr. HLail da.lar in ClnrS. No. SSI, Soutlillijlisuoat. Ugira ol mr owa aMauma- comrECrio.vs anii BsgsTeajHAKT. Minnt-ens m ivjr no.. ara. Ambea Boi'dlng.daator'to Foreira Fruits, TeTS mmrm oistara. Flak and Uemeel all klads laasa- 8 AW MILLS. Aljo, .Tary daacrlptiua of Retorts, Pipes and Casting For Goal Oil aad Has Wotsa, FRANKLIN MACHINE CO. D. B. RnTnB FaxarDm a Sun I JAS. O. FULL1NO Taautraaa ManqfaetBrm ol PULHYB, SQAFTINO, HAK0EU8, Inprond BBUSB TB1HH1MO HACB1NBB sad MAUABLB 1BON OLAMFS. Ws aUo n&ka to order Iran renoe, "rating, Awnlus irons, asoiaa, arc DEI rl-ers. W.DUNM aou.N, Uanofaetums of tbo 8uperlor Foreolala Flats and reelh oomkiud, Mos. 10, 11 sad II-Otera I Uouaa Block. r DUA1M TILB AND SBWEK PIPE. JAMES PATTKKUIM A OO. Dealara la Hoi. Urala Tila and Stone Hawst Flpe YardoppoalM uraoa a-aaaangar iMpet. .. a DRUUUISTS. luaarn rnni i, Paftnla1. Dne Store. S0 South Uigh street. FrS- Hnpuooa oareiuiij ooatpuuauaa a. au ewe Combined Stock Fire Ins. Co. OOLUMBUS OHIO. couekunro Tbe Capital f llj lo'arnce C., C. H. FBlSBBB,Frssldeati The Franklti Iosaruee C., . lOBX O BEEN LEAF, Presidnt i Ibe Central Inarinee ., JAIUS A. WILCOX, FnsUexV . . Office, Rational Exohinge Bank Building, B, tr.C'or. niiataaa state Slrcele. AoraTrparnfA AsaMfe Liable lor Losses, $000,000.00 Injur. BulldingaaVerehanduw and other Frop-erte. avalnet Uwl or Uamaaw br Vua. at rates as low eaotbrnrat.olaie Companies. Paitloul.r attention sien tn the InanraDo. of Farm Property, laolatad Dwolllnga snd tholr Fumltasa, lor 000, ura. or nr. jeara. Leasee Eenltablw AdlttBled. aad praaaptir e-ata ta (.aaa. J A. RE A, fterretarr. zeio a K. wuoo. maaacer, a. si. BuEDD,aallcltor. DKV oooos. Kan on band HTBAM ODAOES aad all klnda In avery portion o tne Union In tbe Dope or nana . tnit tue eomuiee ana reaentments oi tne war may bs speedily ended, aud trial the WOHKS OK WATEHt STREET, Batwan North tat Last Btraata, r 00LUBBU8.OBI0. fVIIUIRM. KKHSBiW A CO. SnMMaora to J. O. O-bora Co., lit S. Blgh St. Carpeta, asxilaatar. Malioa, Velvet, Bro-aoU, la addiOoa to What le already la MatUnfa, UU Clnlha, BUpM and raaey uxj uooaa. RANDALL, WALL PAPERS New Styles all the-time. PANEL PAPERS! Elegant. New and cheap. 1 O 9 JOHN80N BUILDING. WINDOW SHADES, New, Cheap anal BeBnllfal. ASTON & CO. Randall, Aston & Cos 8? .J'.8 8ohool Bookt, Full Stock at Mew York Prices. Bavloa. Freight. BANWlaVTSTOJt Ct,'i WASHABLS TINTS, AND WASHABLE WOODS. 109 S. High St. (JOLD AND FRESCO PAPERS, rretuer, Better and Cheaper than Before the War. ' SctaOd, Blank, and all the Standard and New Books. PICTURES AND FUMES, At Panic Prices to Close Ont, Randall, Aston & Co.'s VMM COMIC.! AND FICIDRI flilU Mads to Ordsr. Latest Stylos. day rosy soon corns when In every State every cltlxen may be safe In life, person, property ana civil runts, and rosy nave tha annat eirnlanllnn nt tha lava ai ih.t no mm who waa loyal to the Union I TnllimlinS r Pl'na fll ay for that vva w ., v. . a. v., rUBNirilBB. nmn wllnNlTTTRB CO.. UM.fu,nMn M Hr.lUja Vumltor.. WholMlU andr.ua. War.roouia,S,1.anO SUwrnna Bloak. dorlni the great strunsle, may ,...,...,M.r,,,,,-, nriTTTaietjrTp nmn raire and assassination, and so that some I vvuuu, euw, encouragement miy be offered for tbs I , latvrioiiaa removal in an Draper cases or noiuicai dUabljltlea Imposed for participation In Q'JJ'Y'EB, "PT"P"tHj 8. We recommend tbecslllnirof a Con I . ... . . .... leuiiua vu .ukiiu uic vwiuHiuuuu w, eu I am wl tn. oen ,uaiur roe ItreBatn, aa- Ote'S I ranunr ana eniioinnaia, anu 0. We einress oar nnnnal fled aoorov " w" But." Side High Street and aaanrs blm that oor verdict Is NEAR RAILROAD DEPOT. -wen oose, gooa ana unn-ni eerw.n.. aular,Tb .ilea aorta el Cltr. .Ara.tjAi'a, Bso. IF. A. Si L. LLSQUEREUX, ati i uuwi trooi or AMERICAN Ladies' and Gent's Watches, Of tbe Wallbaot, Elfla and Dalles! tales Cesa may's Jelebraie iriaaafaelara. NEW GROCERY STORE! NEW AND FRESH GOODS AND NO MISTAKE. PURCHASED FOR OASH V VbtuniNAND LuDwIU. lluaiVtartr of UU, Up u. dMt in btn UitwiU. UmbraiiM. , tti IL Biffb ttl JEWElHf AUO WATCH fc J V. CORHDAV oo.. I(uiifkettur ( flnt Jvmlryof nrj deMrlptttw. Wtttataw plkteirl gold ud lilTW, So I K. ltcot4 UMt. Uttlein liy Bill proSlpU KMataMl. V. A I. I.KHQireKRtTX. WboleiMU ud KeUU dotOcn ( WtvtAav CUMki UKi jBWsUITe tll,BBICDIVsj. I mm UNDIRSIONVD 1 X MKKION CO., BAVK OPINIO AT THK OLD STAND Of BROOKD Fine Swiss Watches, Ol rar wa IprCmtltm Gold ud Silver Plated Goods. JEWELRY III ENDLBBB V AHIKT Y I Entirely new, and Jast porcfiued In the Gtstern Market. We wonld be glad to No, 235 S. W. Corner of High and Friend Streets' A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OK G R O C E RI Hllll.l. ear Nertli Colansbaa. LCIVIBKR. I fflllllli fa WaBSALL, Bapi, J1S.A. Waoos,Ba,'r- B. F. Ris,JteakIt. s. a. BtcaLV, Tma Cornier rhrinni sistel Flllccmh ten rniinaelphln. "mo.-. Owtrat, Tersas. S3 AO pa. aay j fQrXDRT A MICDLNE SHOP THE BUCKEYE HOUSE. l. b. davies. Not 30 and 89 Rut Broad St., It Now Under New Management, ti aMiahrani 1 1 la nomt a JmrtabU avni. mratlnrtaV bU ( . ff lrvk-sn'1 iwvlftr boardsrt. I CROWbt'O UhU la fuUr tapDUod Will. iM MM Uw BAtKtt ITliiatle TitHM, Mtra i w pn af. TUbL WOl.n.EY, LttUe lis yrara old Otoriit, hatltn been loatrocUd by hla innt Katie to pray tor hie pane, and n? lag one ev ralnf iairraitea id dm nerouona ana loid by btr ibftt be nan now prt tot bio nt- mi. rrpllHli MAanlKtlf. yon Jat bold yoar borw now. Wbo'a raoola' lb l prayaTi or mtP A, ph itof raph oC tba laco parchaard Irtof for-lia p or comtntt. by KaU Ubaoa, wlfb of Senator tfpMnt. alona. At praatni ale baa nomioewj !l ruined It the ehop In Paiia.lt btlac An Iron oledt tba Koalg W llhtlm, U the float laoa aver nude, and cot Una . S am Juau1. Ik. U.l.aa V.ll X.al ab.a w a I S l . A.,. " IW; usiiaprv, tie, VV rilM, Vl I, f IB.WV Wl ! frUl BBQ BwUI. DntPTOU-B. 7. Br. Y, B. Wlarliof AUhlMB. V. Itvek 8. UdtMi7, JubmA. WO OOS, IU 0 JUOsUtJf. Otdttn addfttsfl to tba Connsuir. or th Prcal- )Dt, oc ur Umctoif iU ncsiiTt prompt UtCaf Newark mud Obit Hlwtt rire BrlcK ftlM MMtMUr ttt UBde B. 9. Bum, Pnttdttt OolBBbu Btwtr Plpt Ooj AtUrftOXfrfrjl iBminttiosi tad UMraavb Ut of tbsi Hewn Pip aid br ToarUmpaBr, I hTt ftdaptfd it lot tba W alert Woraa ol tbta e.ty.M 1 oa IV smubu, ii ot. fU(mor, t bhuujvu. uurr blUtyand ttaUb. tm any ol tba aovr4 ktw iba BaikrL which l bara bmto'oro uaad IB I sUtMUaf watac walk m otbw aUat. J. L pilIubury. Chitt CiuriBt-n WaUf Wotka Cut ol Uoloaboe. r.nmharrMHKhantALilBBlaita tb aU kitida of Workad rioonnf , Lumbar, Lata, c, nibm oprULf ana waurairceva, J. H. WILKlV raablonabla UilliBanr. Vttm TrlamlDn. Faaer UliOtU, 1W O. B1B Bfc Op. UOtMAU MOBaa. C. W. BlMkiONft, WbolaMala aad VrtaJI Uilllanr Oooda, 11 Bouth UiaTB BL.upara uoiaa dwul nKHCHANT TAIIaH, TH1 OHIO MBRfH ANT TAILORING AND JUilitinu (aj. 1U BobUa Hlfh Ht UcbU' HulU Madt to Ordw. nadyauda Clotluaf alwara oa baiid. JOS. OUND1R8HIIMKB. Htnbaat Tailor and dfaUrlaBadreAaJaCIMB- lB and Oaal'a ruivlabUaf Uooiia, AsBanaaa Uo- iiBiiaiBV. niaio. POETalVBLE A1H) STATIONARY ENCINE8V AKO CIRCI'LAII SAW-I I.HU IrlAOHIIVKS. ALCOTT. or BROOM HANDLE LATHES, JUHN SKLTZKR A CO. Kaaba fiaaea. Neadh.n A H-ime Oraaoa and ata. lodaoaa, HaMoal laalnnu, Aa, 11 aal II B. Ilai. at. NEVRrAPERS. NEW 8PRINC GOODS CMituUy rooolrwd by Gilclirist, Gray & Co. fArts sdAIUeaa aids daily la Bar already BXTBNSlYB STOCK Of Spring and Summer Goods. TarMklat Maclilaaa, Hmrara aad laepan, roa v.ttiu Ha oaeea, nasar biiiw. M 01 Wot la. Bona raaara, Brae, and IraaOaaUBS. Ulauaf All Kindi of Repairing it ShorlNolice UHOAD NTItEKT, tnil rOaraas a Stale AraaaeJ OOLUMBUS, OB10. STAIR RODS. Wa .all qaalal alteaHea ta aae Be. SaSirlavat Ol BLACK 8 ILK 8.1 Dart qaaliUa. ire as as laaad it tkUhoan, at Lovrnsr rnwss. ALSO Pongee and Foulard Silks, drubs atoia e( ell tads. I.AROi STUCK or W It IT It 0 L 0 A K I ft (1 ALSO I ajaaee aaraff I Wfara alUlaad. WHITE PI QUES. k'IM W.w aad beaa- unu deals aa la Aaliaia. Bnass, SUnrsad Wa voakS sail ear lal attealtaa totae PATENT ROD arfcleh, aeeaalBlat teeoaDloraat atat al, arodaW. al To sava Usable OHIO STaTB JUUBMAL, Dallr, Trl.wn? aad Wa.klr,tks bt am, ita. Medium la a. ataul PAIMII1VU. F1. IM, KELL.E11, SIGN AMD BANNER Palatini, Olaee Olldlar, Letterlas at all kinds, S. E. 00B. HIQH AHD TOWS BTa PH11 IP bTMOPP. fr ralBtlBff, raneyriiit. Aa, atQ t Knotefsj F.titi .. K, lii eoalb lltfh Mtnat, Ooluas- i Mftfm & SKATES! THE COLDMIIVH Mantel and Grate Company I ARB MAKING) ALL SUBS Of MARBLEJZED MANTELS Imitating fatura Truthfully, and Produc ing wora inienor io none in ths C0UM7. ALL OUBWOEI WABEANTED JAIHES FIILTOM, Aeol M R A laraa atoek al BaaDtlfel uaaeury vaaaa.jtutrec.iraa 01 E. F. MORGAN, dreeeaanr te D. 0. Bask Oel No. BS ajouth IIIkIi Btroot, latarawlatel NEW BRANDS OF CIGARS I .vary dir. He win kave a larrs stork af lav 1 Bjurua PAUXKOAM, LA UOMAH, aad all .thai ausalai araads el IPUBTEO OIOIBI, I UaaWrttbaa. Call A . Old Friends and Former Xatrou rHOMISINO TO HAKB IT TO THC1H ADVAITTAGB TO BXAMtNB OUB STOCK AND rRICBB BEFORE MAKING THEIR PURCHASES. Oolombnl. May, 1671. N. relERIOKJ CO. COLUMBUS CABINET CO,, New Storey South High Street, (Opposite Opens House.) Have Just Opened In Their Bpaclons New ltre Ihe Fines Assort incut PARLOR, DRAWING ROOM, LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM SETS TO BE FOUND IN CENTRAL OHIO UOOXII'M CARUIAGES& BUGGIES MANUFACTORY-Cor, Third ind GsyStt REPOSITORY-GUI'! Block, N. High SU ooLvnniis, onto. JOSEPH (.CNDERSBEiai.B. Merchant Tailor, American Hotel Block, Oor. Hldh and Bute Btr, TBI IT I TETITI! TEIITIII AB IT COSTS TOT NOTBIHOTO DO SO. Yea aaa aa. 11 two waak. baWa aaa. haalng. ra.v.vinKRa ao bkix hanuehb 0UMliiu.olit'I5, I BtainiBf T.r Baralea, Phtsteaa, r.OAixir bbon, rvalaee la fMd Plw aad Sheet ld, Batb. .ad eeetee uteaau, aaa eeaaa nawav a. a. run aa. Pi.uaintna. jam as anubrw. rlaaber, deal, ta raeiiw. Lead rti (Vaela, Waak Baaua, a., lit McrtA UmStsak el MIW rAKABOLS. B.ad. aautars fat aU tied, et BUlrLIW, LACU aadSMBROIIIBHIU. DOHBitTlcaat tbe UiWBST Mataatratre Sola Arealalar Harruy OenolnS Seamless lids, la sis e, aseeke. Gilchrist, Cray & Co., Now. a:i. an, ur sc uo, loath Rlih Rirrx-l, I PATENT DROP FIXTURE, vblek Is lbs slaalert aid beat ra Ike aarlet Said al aU earpal aura, la Iba air. W. T.A J."l Hi:wrAI', leNMMtaelMri.ra. May II BS Uaaaa .treat, M. ., rnnoni, SERsstw re., lUB-UlebBt. J. A UUIIHYs buavranruaaaB auLaan IUllan and Amsrloan Marble, Bceltlmraalte BrewaSleaa, MusiiMBirre, a, Ke. Ill N. Bias Sraaar, COLUB Ill'S, O, ill kladta Ban use Wweb daea oa Bbaet KnHe. Ohio Stone 8ewer Pipe BAMOEL Y. OKi!K, S 1 b ptaaarae a MraseJ FIHE HOSE MANUFACTURES 520 North f treat, Philadelphia, bstabubbbu im iui. Stsaa Vie. taala, rareraa aad Baeltna Bee lustier aad al.b.t Baeb.ia, r,ae,Naiala, Sir. libs. t - 1 Willi yibawa. WittReba. t'nrrs. aild a rar-a sar ..a, a aiaa r ipe. raii B list riB ruuT i Wt, rrle.Dl.a Wt, rrlts. n. s la. IS lbs, so SS II e. H - M IS II " SI II II IS , a )aa II " II III U II lie III Tard-Marlk side st l.llrald Iraaba w-el ai Calaa PMeearee Ua.et. ria.drilr.eadMba.rd Mr. ree. af eharae. Ad.diMU al IS par east aill b. aade aa rlaf ff iea Ilea, ere am van bed. liBee-Orna? Heiatae wraal BSja teawt 11' wy, saalk si dayeU Aedieea, JaMRS rATTSBBOM. Aeat,t.alaniba,0, Bl.ee -r, I la. IS " I I I !, watar oarrtataa. I Bidb ok, I Bareaeliee, Uirlara, sad Ore HaBBlee at Ubarl Strla ad Bart Haaareaira aad Ra lab.aadalusaatoakel III .1 bead Baastas aa TO BLACKSMITHS. EIESHISER, ADAMS & 00. PISE D1MESTIC LCXBEB: Lath, Bklnglcs, Buh, BliaJa, Deora, Wraaew in Dooa fauias, MoourBsa, Be. orncBi BeaUaaWeel Oar. Srrlai A TTalar Its. coicbspa onto. Sarfaal rtaalat, Savtaf aal Beata Seas Au. eaaaas aanarrri.v rruia. STEADMAN Sl EVANS, HOOTCH. 0RAN1TB M0NCHENT8, ITAI.IAI.IArt AND All KVtlO A, aY,ar6ls awat irrem Asm iCoauaunli I Oaeaae Bwb aad Use Usaata. (Waabaa. O, 1 aa aaw prepared le faralak he rear at. OOAL aa tba Mtswlst alaaa i Bloeeburg, loughloihen, Beliaire, Conaelsvllle, Cnsnbrlsl(e, Tainla Creek, Br lb. Rar or d.Urered frael a Terd fat aa I ,u.i ea au aw. a, aaa uaij. OSIe sad rard I BO Leaf Btreae. eaao. r. HAYOEIf, SHIRT MANUFACTORY. I'VK Mal.srirata New (jtoodfi, print MyleB ol Mens' Bors' nn4 Chlldrena' Wear. Gents' FamWhlni ejooda. Bendr Ulnde Oooda The Rleheel nmerlali Tha Best Material. Tbs LATEST aad BKST Itjles of UMl awl Caartevarai svef brought to this market A. a OUERHIKK. A FiBsT Class Coma saables me to equal any. (Ml Bast dean As Asaa. A'LLYFS COMBINATION SPRUNG BED BOTTOItrl The Cheapeat and Beat Eve aveaiefl Gutrauttad to Civ Entire Sillifictlen Aa all wa aek be It It; A fair Trial, I Praea Ma Basanerlir avat All.lheea wbare Ike Slats na leattiwlaa. V7arraated to Fit Anv.Biied Bsditeai W. 1. OONQIB, Qnanl Warlera Anal. OrnCEJAND FACTOR! t TO North XhlrU satreet iBetveea Oar aad Loaf Btmbk) EAGLE BRASS WORKS I All klads al Brim Wotk, Drtie ripe ini linings', geo. pons 4 SON, t'ornrr Iprlng and Water bid, dr.M mk.ii orer. iioaa at aua, ) CCEVH T0II SHIRT. Barlaff aarakaaad Ible vata.blaaatsara, waare aov aba q rarakh tba aeas parte, aad eaa.ee aitlaa ablrt .ere .Brred u tba aablla. tlnlaa. I will reeaira fmapt atbrauaa, aal aataraetlaa Keaaieew. aa. iaa aiHwaaaa aiar Bb last a e. Ptttera. tt br rale, ,l, M. Aa qsbobm, bbbsbaw oa, 149 Beuth Illnh Mtra NW Carpels, New Oil Cloths, New Lace Cartalue, New Window ihadea. AUO MIW PBKSI OOODB, MIW OLOTBS AMD CABBIMBBIB, abo nu rroc or outtor goods AT LOW ritOBS. OSBORN, KERSHAW &00 Danter'i Clothing EcporlDB, No, 220 S. nlghSt..Columbui, 0. TBAVBTtmT BSXIBIVBO TBB LABBBBV - a.b af Spring and Summer Goodts BTric sreasaaaiiaaair,! rHEHOE tUiOUBH tad DOKEBTIO Clotns, Cassimores, Etc., roe reeUaaea'l eMr.ebUk I win sal 11 tbs Ulwanr UAHB prvaa. Alas baaf niaisMf sa kaad a anu salaatad atsak el Ueadr Made rirethlnB. ' JOHN BUBXBB, New Engine Fr Sale. Oaseltkosslapsrlee Roddick Talent Engines. rfls MIW, aad bibbs delivered al rwtarf at Bartee, eriebenm dee red.