Daily Ohio statesman (Columbus, Ohio : 1855), 1869-10-06

              ; 7-r 7? It r-. .. ... i : vonxxxvin. COLUiMBUS; OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 6, 1869. NUMBER 26. rN erf o LY 0 i i TATE f if If ' f:. i: UHJjOr STATESMAN: T K K I H (CVjaA advance) . l)AJLTETATTOiAsi.peryeer... W - r- ...j six tnontba ...i... 40 7elivered by Carrie per a-onto V t t. ."elivre4 by Carrier per week .... ..Well Txi-Vt BUM TATbMAir, ptrmr 50 . lit nDDtkt SIS WKEKLY STATU (HAN Otil Wlliltki.rt.'... f V M J one jew FiveoDiaoi.yar..,.....v.... o Ten copies one year IT 89 Twenty copies one year..-.. MM IClalRXISSa WTEi ICS DAiLT STATESBAM. JJJit Line Xpreil mate a Square ) a .3 f c . J s a a a - , - 8 nwuwni ensso 0 tv ilfieaj A Ol 4 SOI i m it m 3S eo eo 6 iiai T fi 4 lot1 4t i oo em 11 SU 11 1SWH 17 00 46 ! PS 00 140 MM S0 lOi ) K 15 W! 14! t 4Wi 18 on: 81 001 Wl e 55 W 1M 19 eW SIS N W It w it ooiys otjs oo S75 la a: aa ooi si ou as so. ea v iss e no ew sol 11 ef4 li 36 00) 45 70 SO IS 00 KS an 6" 1KH? a Mi w to (WW Toj sse la m SO OU, 41 SS ! W 80 17 34 H 6r 18 eui N sot 4i oo m eo, M eo im m m ool mo Local Notices, 15 eents per line each Insertion. . AovarnsiMS Kts fob Tu-Whut jitatbs- M.-5cBtperfqoareeott ineemon: for three uontfae or loacer, a discount of one-balf froni Daily rApVl BOB rBBBlT fSTATBAw-l par sour, tw Bret iBewiitav?6 can la lug Baca additional insertion. rlusineas r.oii-e H eenti each insertion. Notieee of Marriir end Daalfaa,!. '- Keliioa.Kotieee.ha4rprtoe. All tnneieut a4Tertb-eaient mutt o paid for at be time the are ordered ' - - ' WANT, FOR SALE, ETC. TTOea I.LK.-OSK PITTSBURO SAFE. 1? eiha SSOO poanda. ia cod order, rnoe 3110. luo -i'eblaa, dierent. lennlh and width, aoitable for tore and ahope: 75 ITmwers. Taripua ise: Ids Pictorte; 1 So S I'airbeaka- ola, andaNo.ll.aioeiicaa.at &oa. 3 and 4. Gwwin. Bluok. octo-ast' . - ' ii-n ...... i 1 T IOR HhLK-mmK-K CABBIAUE AND 1 raddle Hone, kind and aentle. Inquire at taoodale Uoneo, or adaresa r x 330, Colurnbua, U. 1-ep.m dtfl . IOR SLK OR TO KXUHAUIS ruit lll I PROPKKTY twd f arm of It aerea, on Him Creek, r Westerrilio. JAMISON A BRO. t! S H NE ADVERTISEMENTS. An Ordinance BaVlnf appropriattoa for parpjeea tkrreia namaa. 8B0V1ON 1. Be it ordained by (be Ci y Council of toe city ol Colarabos, That i here band ta hereby appr9priated froui any money in the Trees-Bry net kerie'rc appropriatad, the follow, tame a mn rv tn-wit; t or payment ol expenaes of Street L'ommirrioner arjfl Vinain-canc, r"r payment of expenaes of Fire Department. S150O. Incidental .iponse", 1300. or payment of Oity Pnliee. 1503 For Temporary Loan, aio.oou. ForCloanLDg and Ciweepiul Kioolson pavement, 23" 60. , interest on Temporary Loan. SOB. Vr payxent of lia. eto.. $1500. Cleaning and Ka pairing StriN iAmpe. (ISO. For .monat orderexl to be paid A. flail. SJO. I'ftf Kal&rr ein oenntendent of Urav 1 toauk. B40. Foe Balance tu par K. AtoClelaa balanae vb Mie- OIsob pareaieBt. BCTV.,.- Printant and Stationery. $200. for aiarket House, ilOO. For vradin tbe ruti.it of BattBS arenue, BSOO. TKattlui Mweral saaia of mooev aDoronria- ted by tbe foreaoins section shall be expended in tbe manner prescribed by tbe fifth section of tbe or dinance dennin tbe dauea ot tne uity Vtera passed Hay x&tn. Ie67. pea w WM. NAGHTEN. President of the City Council. Passed September X7. A. I. I8B .'. AttesXA kn. Wuaua, Civy Clerk, oete-dot An Ordinance Tn.mn . mnan.l lax una the real estate bonnd- ios: Division aueeunoji btxaisbt ailey to Pour xloi.se lane. - Sirrmn 1. Re tt ordained by tbe Citr Coaneil of tne City of CoJeiebi , 1 net the sum of Thirteen eents bigot and F.re-te ih mills be and tbe same is hereby levied and aaa.sed upon each foot front of toe several lota of land bound ma or abKiu mua UiTial'sa street, froai tStraiabt alley to Poor ' Hi ue laue. excepting lota Unm. te, 60, 60. el, 63, 6.1. 64, as, es, S7.ee, 1 1,72,7:1,7. 75, of Paraon'a addition; lots Ikoe 17, St. 3. of Brydeu'a addition, lota Mor T . of ilregfamou'a addition: lots oa. 1, z, S, 4,1. 8, S. la, 12, of K-oer's addition; lots Noa. ' 11. W, 13, 14, 15, IS, 17, IS. 18. 10. of toti's addition; " lot ha 1 of bora a J sorter' addition, and a strip of land owned by Anurew Fotmioe, SJt leet wide as the fame are desisnated upon the plat ot the Cinl bngineer, ou file in toe office of tbe City Clerk, for the ost and expense ot Rrave ini tbe road.B) along tbe same, according to ma estimate ol the City Civil Engineer 8EC.S. That the owners of the several lore of landapon wkioa tneforeg an assessment is made, shall pay tbe amounts of money by them severally due in that beuaii tj Christian K.llar within twen- y days from tbe data of this nrdinaooe, or be subject to tba interest and penalty allowed upon theaamabylaw. ' . , !: wh. iiAGHTEN, " President of the Ci y Council. Passed September 7. A. D. Ie69. Anon: L. A. Wilson, City Clark. .V'soa do, r.- An Ordinance To asseaa a special tax upon the real citato bonnd-iag Bread street, truia Kat Publia lane to tbe (Sut Corporation line. . rBCTiOB 1. Beit oro aired by the City Counoil of tbe eitr of Colonibus, That tbe itn et una D A-ar ta and tbe aeuae is hereby levieaaod assessed vpbo each foot front of tbe eeieial lots of land bounding or abutting upon Hr ad street, Horn 1 as Pu 'lie iaoe to the east corporation hue. as theaime are dnig nat-d apon the plat of tbe Civil Engineer oa S e in tt c office of the City Clerk, for the parti d aiMDM ol sjrediataod paring the tut- tars and orwsaiaita and grading and graveling the sidewalks and r ad way along tbe same, according to the estimate or tbe City tivu engineer. mi t hmk ha owners of the several lota o) . aad Bteo which tne foregoing assessment is made. pay tne amnuai s oi muu 117 luuibc,,iii,. due in that behalf to K. I arii and Cba. Minnaid, ..kin t.aiiti dan from the data ut this ordinance. or besBbjeot to tbe inuieal and peaaity allo.eo .po.th.sam. bylaw.. WMVAGUJtIf , - - Presidevt of iheOity Counoil. : Passed September 7. A. D. lbM. t Attest: L. E. Wilson, City Clerk. ' '" cctA-oSt - .. . j An Ordinance ' To prevent Slop Wa.ons from being battled Or drawn on sids-waiK. -' . Sirr on . Re It ordained bv tbe City Coaneil ol ."-the City of Jol.re.bus, That from aud eiler the . Bessageef this ordinance, it shall be unlawiul for ,n, Denufi or ousuiii lo olaoe or haul noon ant sidewalk ithintne corporate limits of tbe .eit, o slet wagon. Sac. 3. 1 hat each and every person violatm the provisions of secti"B one ot this ordina ce. aha 1 ha fined th. sum ot It. upon prosecution auj conviction before the aiayor, acd it nail be the daty "f tbe peliee force to see to at the provUiunsof truB orsunaDce are cainoa into enrol ' T"T WM. MAGHTES, - President of the City Council, Passed September x7. A. D. 166. ' Attest : U. K, W lLiON, City Clerk. Mia-dt Paving Ordinance. ' A Ordinance to grade and rave the unnavedairie. wall a. gutters ai.d eroa.-iiikr,ai.d gradeandgrav--'. a, the roedway OB Latkkiu strtet, froui liong street to r-aghteo street. umwiavI. Kait ordainel br tbeCitr Conncil of ' the City of Columbus (two-thirds of all tbe mera-' Sers eoncurring). That the auoeved sideaalka. guitars and roeimis be graied and paved, ana tbe . be eraded and graveled on i.athain street. frin lorg a .reel to Aagoten street, lu accord. nee u with the plat thereof on file in tne office of the City Clerk. , Sec. a. That alt damages, cost and expense arising from toe regoing imprxrvement,shall be assessed and levied uuon tbe several lota of land - fronting or abutting thereon. IB proportion tu their fee. front. , WM. KAGHTEN. President ol the Ci:j Counoil. " Psased September . A. I). ls9. Attest: L. E. Wilson, City Clerk. oetS-dt IXOIflER EiSSIS EXCUlaSlGlN Baflalw) IlaiaiU 7 Same A. J .. ,., ... .... aayaim, T APIK3 ASD Pi STLEMEH, MY 8ECOVD I , l raioo to Kansas will lesve Columb.s on JDai OOl'. scirB. at I3n r. sa.; Cincinnat . -.-rriving at ot s,uuis tor nreaktast e the S6th: leivtn ot.1 outs at dr. M. arriving a Kanaaa Oitv for breaktawt o. toe x,o; dinner a t v. ,;.m at Kr.r: fays same evening, th ..... w.n "or. MuBala Uull. oa tb same gr unds we bad sash a incce-sful bunt in our last excariKin, u usoa sieaiuoa over v cum ' utkata will ha nn sale in da. season at Lit Miami Denot and at all DriociDsl ationa 00 tb road. Tiekete, round trip, $45. Tickets en re:uru 3 west of Aaosee Citv eood for Utt days: east of han as City good forM days, giving partial wisBiag to i- lnveet aaiwienaie, -aiany respeoiaote genueuisn - kaveatgiMBM ta.ir intanuon te ae trom it ta roeai itr.and man will ioin na tit K aiuiaa fvoveenol t Harv.r assured me. if at all euav.aiant. ka would " weaoeef ear onmber. a ow, friends, this will be my lest for to is eeasosa.' JV- Kf f.rtber wartwalarm, ad tree. A.J. RYsJX.kt i thetfooeofT. W . i aiimaage, Columbna. O Mpoo-oowoiiawow A. J. BIAA4 ,iiVi i'l'j .iJw.ui ; ' ) pC.occtl News. Market and Telegraph Report wiU lie found on Hi fourth page. Democrat e IHeetiag;. Hon. Emll Rothe, tbe eminent German orator, will adUreiS the people of Colum-bu?, in the German language, at Naujih-ton Hall, on Frlda evening next, at "half-past 7 o'clock, on tbe political questions of tbe day. Let every Gecru.au in the city turn out. John Giary, Chairman Dem. Ex. Ctom. Prnaocmiic BteeiiBS. SenatotrTbarrnaB will addretM the people of Columbus on Saturday evening, October 9th, at balfpaat 7 o'clock, from the west front of the Capitol, on tbe political Issues of the day. -J JoowGiakt, Chairman. Not single item-la any of the departments at the Court-house yesterday. Veraf Cincinnati "profefslonal co.-tractors bave Bent in proposals for building tbe new Blind Asylum In this city. Governor Hayea yesterday appointed John Jacob Uoftinana Notary Public for Franklin county. Kyal Draper, from Union county, was yesterday received at tbe penitentiary, sentenced lor fix years,' for placing obsuae-tUuis on a railroad .track. , ; . . . t ; f The friends of tbe late Mr. John Cheno-weth mrTived in the city yesterday and removed his remains to Clarke county for burial. - The fall meeting ot the Zincsvifle Driving Park Association commences tomorrow, and closes on Friday. It promises to be one of the most interesting ever held H. C. SiUbv, the well-known manufacturer of steam fire engines at Seneca Fulls, N. has just tee the recipient ot a magnificent gold-lit ailed cane lroin bis employes.Our fellow-citizen, Joseph Dowdall, E-q. returned to his borne in this city yesteiday from bis trip to Sau Fraucirci, whither be went as delegate to the Odd Fellows National Convention. He looks hearty after his long jaunt, . - Commissioner Delano haj decided that where wholesale druggists sell liquor in quantities less than eue-balf pint, they must take out a license as retail liquor dealers, and that where they sell alcohol lu pack-agt sover five gallons,' they must take out a license as wholesale liquor dealer.. J The Town street Nicolson ia completed and the knowing ones declare that tbe work has been well done. Would it not be an excellent Idea now to clear away the rubbish, dirt-piles, etc., still left slong the line of tbe street, and give it a chance to worthily wear the appellation of beinz the handsomest thoroughfare in the city 1 A little attention to tl.e pavements also along that street would do no hurt. Lotta. It will not be forgotten by our tun-loving citizens that the captivating little Lotta commences her very brief en gagement at the Opera-bouse to-morrow night. She will be ably supported by Manager Macauley's superior company from Wood's Theater, Cincinnati. But one cause of complaint will be furnishid dur- ng the engagement, and that will be the very short stay three nights of the fa vorite Lotta. David Greer received his discharge pa pers from the penitentiary yesterday, and celebrated the event by getting on a big drunk. In the evening he was found wal lowing In his blood, from a cut in the liead( administered by an unknown person on North High street. He afterwards passed nto tbe bands of Olflcers Kile ana Fix, Who found him acting in a disorderly man ner and locked him a p. Officers Kile and Domigan arrested woman on Third street, yesterday,' in a perfect condition of frenzy from th a' e fleets ot bad whisky. When inside the city prison, her ravings were of a demo. niacal character, and it was feared that she would beat her brains out by dashing her head against the side wall of her cell. The ravings continued until complete extiaus tion put an end to thm. Filed Yeibbday. Tbe following cer tificates f,. Incorporation were filed yesterday at tbe office of the Secretary of State: The Carbondale Coal Mining and Mann- lacturing Company, located In York town- jp, Athens coui.ty, aud organized tor the portKise of leasing . aiiu purcbasinz coal lahos, mining and transporting coal, man-ulacturinif and selling salt, quarrying etonr, and all other things that may be desired and proper or necessary for any of the purposes aioresaid. Capital f300.000, in shares ot $500 each. The corporators are G. Bishop, W. Guuektl, and J. B. Uil- oert. - The Forest City Driving Park, located at Cleveland, and organized for the purpose ot piichasiux land in Cayaliosia county, wbicn land is lo be used as a ui mug park tlapital $100,000, in shares of $1000 each. The corporator are A. 1'. Winslow. John Tod, G. Spraaiie. W. J McKinnie, G. E. Armatrouy;, W. fc.dwardf, and S. s. Coe. The Casb c ilu. Cuknowkth. We learn from an intimate friend of the lata Mr, Cbenowetb, a resident at present of this city, that the deceased was a single man of nit ana, who has been engaged in late years in extensive farming and stock-raising. About four months ago, he left his home In the small town of Lisbon, Clarke county, and wtnt East on a general trip ot pleasure, visiting Niagara, Wash, ington, and all other prominent places of interest in the East. It is the opinion of his frierrds that ttmporary insanity, probably induced by the txeitement ot his trii, led him to the commission of his faial act. No symptom of the disease has ever been observed iu any member f-f the large and highly respectable family with which the deceased was connected. SlFAKATB BaLLOT-BjXBS FOR APPRAIS- iad Ticks,! The law regulating tbe election of Township Assessors for re-valucing real estate, requires the ballots to bj placed in a separate ballot-box. Hence the names of Assessors will not bo printed on the ieg-ular ticketv nor will they be printed at all, except for persons who specially order them Judges aud clerks of election will therefore bear in rrtni that for the election of Ileal Estate Asseesor, In each of tbe Districts designated by the Connty Auditor, there must be separate poll-books kept to record the names ot voters, and separate returns made to the County Auditor, duly certified, as in other cases. The Assessor so chosen will hold bis office for ten years and wkU OC required to make two returns during' his term, one In 1870 and one in 1875.' ' The Ceolaglcstl Corps t heir Beailof KeatarsW jr M hat nsia bees !). At a meeting of the State Geological Corps yesterday, there were present : Prof. J. S. Newberry, Chief Geologist; Prof. E. B. Andrews, Prof. Edward Orton, Hon; John H. Klippart, and Mr. G. It. Gilbert! Assistants; and Prof. W. G. Wormley, Chemist. The Corps have made a Geological recon-noisance of the State, and prepared a Geological map of the stme. The survey was commenced on the first of June, with the following organization Prof, J. S. Newberry, .Chief Geologist. Prof. E. B. Andrews, Prof. Edward Orton, and J. H. Klippart, Esq., Assistant Geologists.Ia addition to these officers, appointed by th Legislature, ten additional assistants have been constantly employed on the survey during the last thrte months. Of these all but two wero volunteer, receiving only.the payment of their traveling ex pauses for their- servioe. The surveying party was divided intx- fuor detachments, to whom different districts were assigned. Of these,' two, operating Jn;. the northern half of the State, were under th immediate supervision of the Chief Geologist; another, under Prof. Andrews, In the southeast quarter, and still another, under Prof. Orton, la the southwestern quarter ol tbe etate. The first duty assigned to the surveying party was to trace out the geographic.' extent of the different formations, so tbat aa accurate geological map could be made, and to gather material lor settling tbe much debated questions of tbe relations of the rocks ol Ohio to those of adjoining States. This part of the work is practically done. An accurate geological map, on a large scale, has been made, the doubtful questions in the geology of Ohio definitely settled, aud a large amount of interesting material gathered, illustrative of our ancient fljral and fauna, as well as of our mineral resources coal, Iron, salt, peat, iiypsum, clay, water lime, etc. The detailed examination' of the State by counties has also been begun, and care-lul surveys ot . Washington and Perry counties have been madet or are in progression, by Prof. Andrews; Greene and Montgomery by Prof. Orton, and of Cuya hoga and Erie counties by Prof. Newberry and his assistants. - Tiie specimens already collected, filling more than fifty boxes, will form the com uienceinentol a museum of economic and scientific ceolozv in this city. Sets of specimens are also collected for the prlnci pal colleges In the State. Pressor Newberry's first report will be presented to the Legislature in January next. Including, as It will, the records of the present half year's work, and the result ot twenty years' geological study and collection In Ohio by Prof. N-, it can not tail to contain much interesting and valuable matter. For this report fifty plates are already drawn, and more than one hundred analysis of our useful minerals made at the private cost of the Chief Geologist. This report will also include special reports on the geology of certain counties, and of regions of peculiar im portance as mining and manufacturing. Tbe Corps adjourned last evening to meet again early in January, to complete the re port and to make other arrangements. Capture of an Escapkd Jail Bird He PmroRiis new Exploits. 1 he negro man, Charles Be l, who escaped from the county Jtil on last Saturday with the "Gooseberry," was arrested at Pleasant Valley on Monday night, and returned to bis old quarters in the jail yesterday morning. Alter leaving "lodian Bill's" roost on Sunday night last, Bell went over to Milliard's, where he tried a little burglary by way ot change. Two stores were entered In that vil'iago, aud quite a portion of their contents appropriated, consisting in part ot a suit of clothing, a few notions etc. This done, Bell's next move was for Pleasant Valley, where, be says, it was his intention to "go through the store of Mrs. Brouson, which had heaps o money iu it." But before the accomplishment of this little act, a Cons-tible from Uilliard's, by the name of Hunter, overtook Bell and arrested him On a warrant charging him with burglary. Bell stubbornly resisted the officer, and refused either to wa k or ride in the direction of the county jail, but a horse was procured, Bell was lifted astride tbe animal and securely tied there, and the gloomy march In the darkness was taken up. The officer arrived here with his prisoner yesterday morninz, and consigned him to the care of Sheriff Gaver, knowing nothing of the fact that he had an escaped jail-bird under arrest. Bell was indicted originally for stealing a horse from Mr. R. Sinclair, of Frankllnton, some weeks ago, and will now have to answer to an additional charge of burglary. We are of the opinion that he will do. tbe State some service this time. Information for Housekeepers. Housekeepers will be gratified tu learn that a certain remedy has been discovered tor the cockroach evil. The manner of their taking off is described as follows by the New York Post. .It is well worth a trial by housewives, proprietors of retaurants and hotel keepets everywhere: A few days .-nice 1 was thinking of the game I had killed, and it created a yearning in me to kill something; so I determined, as the kitchen was overrun with cockroaches, to get at theto, and I was eminently successful; and I take pleasure in stating how I did it, for the benefit of my good couutry- women. Take carbonic acid and powdered camphor in equal parts; put them In abottlt; they will become fluid. With a painter's brush ot the size called a sash-tool, put the mixture on the cracks or places where the 'litters'' bidt; they will come out at once. It Is wonderful to see the heroism with which they move to certain death. Nothing more sublime in history; the extirpation is certain and complete. Reasskssmknt of Incomes. In accord ance with the instructions ot a circular trom the Commissioner ot Internal Reve nue, deputy assessors will make a thorough canvass of their divisions at once. Every house must be visited, and the names of the inmates obtained. Persons who have no income to be taxed must make an uffiJavit of that fact, aud those who have made no returns are to be summoned to appear at the office of the assessor, and in ca-e ot failure to respond are subject to a penalty A Wixdfall. Miss Maggie Care man formerly ol Kingston, Ross county, Onio, having some time ago removed to Saline county, Missouri, there marrfed a young man named W. S. Stanley, who was In rather poor circumstauces. About three weeks ago young Stanley received notice from England that bis father's brother, lately deceased, bad left him, by will, property to the amount ol trom ten; to filteen million collars. The Journal of yesterday, one of the proprietors of which is Dr. S. M. Smith.has the following: "A correspondent sends ns the following sensation Item, vouching for its correctness, lie professes to stand on his science: We regret to learn that our fellow-citizen, J. Sinelfungus, Eq., fell yesterday and fractured his Uer--tertto aa quortutn ventric- ulorum in so severe a manner as to necessi tate amputation, luis operation was performed hv.our fellow-tow nsman. Dr. Dry asdust, in a skilifal nianner,nd for the first ttme ta tne annai or wurycry. ouomu tne patient survive this operation It will give to Or. Drrasdnst a reputation far above any of hU brethren in the State.'" . The above la an attempt on tbe part of the correspondent to accomplish,; at least three things. He shows that he pos sesses no Christian feeling for a young man who has received tbe most terrible Injuries, simply because be ia poor and friendless. Mr. John Fitzpatrlck, who Is now lying in a ward of St.-ErancU' Hospital, with both his legs off, is UX Smelfungus, Esq.,". who Is suffering with something, expressed In tbe correspondent's native language, hog lutln, and it cannot be translated. Tbe poor young man is an Irishman, friend less and alone la this great country, but with a far betttr record for moral worth and hooeafy, we venture, than the ghoul who mocks at his calamities in the communication. He next -endeavors to bring, into ridicule an accomplished gentleman occupying a high position In his profession, so high that tbe stupid ass who penned tbe communication never could nor can comprehend the pathway thither. Doctor J. W. Hamilton, acknowledged to take rank among the first surgeons of the West, and who skillfully performed the operation for poor Fitzpatrlck, is "Dr. Dryasdust." His allusions to the "sensation item," etc refers to the writer of this, but is of no importance whatever, as he is used to being barked at by small curs, and gives them no heed. The communication Is unchristian, in decent and unjust, and if the truth were known it would lu all probability develop that its author stands so low In bis pro fession, as to be altogether unworthy the mere recognition of the accomplished Ciristian genUeman and teacher whom he has sought to ridicule. Poor Fitzpatrlck fortunately did not fall into his hands, and the writer ot this regards him simply as an ass. Mori Revknok. Some theater mana gers recently united in asking the Com mis sioner of Internal Revenue several ques tions relating to the license tax on places of amusement. The Bureau decides that all rooms, halls, etc., rented occasionally for theatrical representations are liable to the tax or license of $100 per annum; also, that exhibitions given in other places, rooms or halls not arranged and rented for theatrical purposes, under canvas or in temporary buildings, are liable to the license imposed in paragraphs 33 and 39, section 70, act of June 30th, 1861, in each State. Purchase of a Blooded Bull. The celebrated bull ' "bweepstakes," which carried off the second premium In that class at the late State Fair, passed thro-igb yesterday by rail for Newark. Mr. J. G. Hafgarty, of Licking county, purchased this animal from J. H. Pickrell at Decatur, 111 , for $710. "Sweepstakes " is five years old and weighs 23S5 pounds. He will be exhibited this wek at tbe Licking county Fair. A well dressed white woman was seen staggering on Gay street, near High, yes terday morning, in a pitiable condition of intoxication. "The necessary papers were riled at the office of the Secretary of State yesterday, incorporating the village of Cortland, in Trumbull county. Obstructions) on the Market. Mr. Local Editor: I do wish you would give the Market Master, or whoever else is to blame, particular jesse, for allowing the sidewalks, on market days to be so obstructed as to render the passage ot people almost impossible. The west side of Fourth street, between Town and State, now occupied as an outside butchers market, is particularly the subject ot complaint. From Town street north, almost to tbe alley, It is blocked up with' old stand?, dilapidated tables, and boxes, so as to render the passage ot buyers exceedingly difficult, A few days sincet while pressing my way through, 1 saw a lady's dress badly torn by catching on a piece of old furniture, and I thought that if I had been that lad's husband, there might have been a fuss raised. It is really a shame that the free passage of persons attending market, is thus to be obstructed. If the City Council has no power to pass an ordinance to remove such obstructions trom the sidewalk, then I go for selling out and removing the Market House to such point as the city can purchase ground sufficient lor the wants of Market People. KILBOURNE WRIGHT At tbe residence of the biitle's parent, Columbu?, Obii, Tuesdsy. October 6th, lrt. by the Kev. James ii. flatt. D. il Of battl, JM. I., U'l. JAiKS 1Y1LBOUHNS to Aksa B., daujjbier of Gen. George B. VV right. l-in-J LOCAL, NOTICE. Mi-8 Zimmkk's Reception!!! Ladies will find it to their interest to attend the opening of her unusually large stock oUhe Latest Novelties in Millinery Goods, Bonnets, Hats, etc.; Japanese, Persian, Freuch and Jet Jewelry; Lace and Muslin Pompadour Sets; Heal and Imitation Human Hair Lace, and Liuen Collars and Sett-; Handkerchiefs, Infants Hoods, Nabias, Breakfast Shawls, Fancy Goods aud Notions of every description, all of which have just been selected by Miss Zimmer in New York with great care, and will be sold at remarkably low prices to suit the times. She will be pleased to receive her friends and tomcrs ou Saturday, October 9th. oct6dwt Otsters! Oysters ! Select Oysters at Hennebo's Restauraut at 50 cents per can. Try them. 6ct6Jwf ThetJerman Cathartic Lozenges may be obtained at any dtnx store for the email price of 35 cents a box. Tbey are the most p.easaut. beneficial and harmless article for a physic, and the only agreeable and beneficial substitute for casUir oil or pills Any child will eat them as candy. octS-tUtitwlt The Alabam Claims are now up again for adjustment, and the British Government has expressed itself desirous of an arbi tration. Among the claims peislstlugly pressed, are those of tbe ever-present and active J. C. Ayer & Co., for the yalue or shipments of Cherry Pectoral, Sarsapa-rilla, Auge Cure, and Pills, in transit for Oregon, Vancouver's Island and Kussian America, destroyed on the Anna Schmidt off the coast Of South America. So universal is the use of tbejr remedies, that they are alloat on almost every sea; and this firm is frequently caught between tbe upper and nether millstones of contending nations. But they are known to stand up for their rights, and to get thems Republi can, Washington, D. C. jino-lstwem-cm Ofbors. Kkrshaw & Co.'s Carpet and Dress Goods establishment, 142 Sotitn High street. New Dress Goods in Plaids, Me rinos, Empress Cloths, Black Alpacas, De laines, etc., etc. Also, a splendid -line of new Carpets and other House Furnishing Goods, in good style and low prices. ' . oct6 Osborn, Kershaw A Co. Imported Scotch, and all the nobby styles of Caps, at Clark & Fabmkk's. 0tc2-d3t , "Wasted Several good Dressmakers, at Miss Abbott's Dressmaking establishment, Miller Building, between Long and Gay. oct6-d3t Latest novelties in Bonnets and Hats, at Miss Zimmer's. ; . Wanted Six first class salesmen two German. Gilchrist, Gray & Co. oct2-dlw G. W. Dunn, Dentist, Nos.; 10 and 11 Opera House Block, Columbus, Ohio, operator in all departments ot dentistry. N. B. Laughing Gas for extracting teeth. - sep29-t!6teod French, Japanese and Persian Jeweiry, : at Miss Zimmer's. ' Oyster Trade has opened out at A. Hen- ; nebo's Restaurant, West Broad, No. 13. jtewed at 30 cents per dish; Fried 40 cents per dish. - - oct5Jtu&sa Mercer & Co-, the inimitable cheap Boot and Shot men, are now ready with a new and fresh selected stock, which they are selling lower than ever. ocl2-d4t-stutbat Latest yet! The Lord Dundreary Hat, it Clark & Farmer's. ' Wasted Twenty-five good, active men. Pay froin $4 00 to $12.00 per day. S. MCC'LKKRY & CO., No. 7 W. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio. oct4-d2. Dry Good, and Carpets. Just received and for sale allow prices, a : large and well selected stock for the Fall : trade, by 1 sep 28-dlm Obbirn, Kershaw & Co. I - 40,000 soles protected, and 20,C0'J souls ade happy, by wearing boots and shoes bought of Mercer & Co., 80 South High street, American Building. oct2 d4t-etutfca musical. A choice selection of tbe very best Pianos can now De seen at, my juusiu owi High street, opposite the State House. Tbe world-reuowned and uncguulfeif S.'ein-voay & Sons' and Chickeriug Jb Sons' aud other good Pianos, ranging Iu price lrorn $3G0 upward. Every instrument tuny warranted, and satisfaction guaranteed. full stock ot sheet music and musical merchandizo of every description. Ii. B. McADow, 21 South High street. French Flowers, Ribbons and Laces, at Miss Zimmer's. octU-uwF Just received, the Dexter and Pacific Caps, at Clark & Jcarmkrs. Wngner's Ulning Hall. I am now daily receiving thoe flue large Extra Select OYSTERS, In cans, half cans and tubs ; also, Prairie Chickens, Woodcock, Mallard, and Teal Ducks. FISH: Halibut, Codfish, Eels Blue-fish, Mackerel, Lafayettes, Rock Fish, White Fish, Black Bass, &c. C. A. Wagner, Nos. 23 and 27 East State St. septlS-dti ' Jewelry made and repaired, watches tc.,plated,gold and silver,at C. E. Smith's, No. 8 East Broad street, up stairs. aug2-d3mo Something new ! TLe Magic Tip Sinbad Hat, iu all colors, at Clark & Farmer's A Most Perfict Regulator of the hole human system is found in Dr. Pierce's Alterative Extract, or Golden Medical Discovery. It cures Female Weakness, Weak Back and all Irregulari ties. It is a great restorative tonic, and nerve force generator,and hence in all cases of Nervous or General Debility, nothing can equal it. Sold by druggists, or send hree dollars and twenty-tive cents to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.. and get three bottles, free of repress charges. my 27-d & w ly r- cw Keyzer, don't you want to buy a pair of Boots? It you do, gi to Mercer & t.o.'s 89 American Hotel Buildirg. They keep the neatest, best and cheapest in the city. oct2-U4t-stutl a Amidon Silk Hats, at Clark & Farmer's. Lost A black silk umbrella, nearlv new, i;nlne6e snape. Aiie jiuuer win ire . rw-i . ...ill V rewarded bv returning it to this of fice. aug2S-dlf Lost. A red coral shirt button. The finder will be rewarded by returning it to this office. mi2l9-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Probate Notice Settlement Accounts oi r-mir: FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVi: 1 been riled in tbe Probate Court of Franklin oounty, Ohio, for settlement, and will be lor hearing on Tuesday. October zsib, iw,. to-wit : The first account of Lorei.Z'i English, executor of Mnviea Norlhrup. deceased: first account of Kliiah J. W Ulia.ua. guardian of HewiU C Pern fi.stajcount ot Joseph B. loser, administrator ot iUillim lozer. deceased: lirst account of J. C RinKsiey, executor of S. L. Peck, deceased; first aeoouutsof fcliztJ I'auiel. guardian of IV. W. and Cnarlei Datiiel; hrst account ot feter Lpler, iimi.irainr of Joan Jous. deceased: first ai count of Dennett Thomp9.11, guardian of William I. Stont: final acoount ol Horace Wilson, assignee of Harrison Armstrong; seooud aocou t of James l u.;v,t anarrlianot Elvira and Isaac Ii. Iinnr- durff- third aocount of R- E. Burt, administrator ol k' W. Taylor, deceased; final account of be- kiel Compton. goardian ot fclisaoeto A. Sisoo; final account of Jared Foisinan. gaardian of John a rv.Hl- first account ot Josiau Kinnear. anar- dian of Alfred, Albert, and tnima J. Peal; first account of Henry T. Cbit'enden, administrator of W. B. Pieston, accessed; final accounts of W illiain Walker, guardian ot rienjamin r, and Mary K Wignal, and the final account of John Wagner, ex- ecutoroi Ulinsia. tt aguer, oecresea. JOHN M. PUGS. Probate Judge. Columbus, Ohio, October s. 1869, oclS-iiSw LIFE INSURANCE. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE WORLD. THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. United States of America. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT Or , CONGRESS. Cash Capital, $1,000,000. Branch Office. .FlULADLXPHIA . OFFICERS J CLARENfK H. CLARK, Philadelphia. President, . and Executive Committee. . HENRY D. i.OOKK. Washington. V. President. EUKKSON W. PEET, Philadelphia. Secretary and Actuary . . - FRANCIS U. .SMITH. U. D, Philadelphia, MeS . ieal Director. ' - This Company issued, in the first TEAR of its existence. licles, ISSURISG OYER, , $19,250,000.00. The annual premiu upon which amount to over $750,00000 THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of the Unitbd Status of America, affords unt quailed security to its Policy holders, and combines all the advantages offered by other Companies' with several peculiar to itself. Its won derful success proves it to be the lumt popular Liile Insurance tJomp.my ia the World, with the public, as well as with Agents. Applications for Insurance, or forAgen- . . can be made to the Company direct, to any of the following : JOHN W. ELLIS A CO., 221 Walrnt street. Cincinnati, General Agents lor Ohio and Central and Southern Indiana. t. IM. SMITH, Jr, Columbus, Agent for Franklin oounty. roHT-octsi-deodttweowly PIANOS. WM. KMBE k CO.'S FIRST rUESmiitt UOLD ItlEDAL GRAND, SQUAEE AND UPEIGHT PIANOSt Over SO Gold nad Silver Medals Iteceived Overall Competitors, the Highest Awaids. mllKSE IN ST RU !W E l T ! HAVING I Kvii kfnrA thm mihlin for tbe ra-t thirtv years, bave upon tbeir excellence alone, attained an unpurchased pre-euiincce that pronounces em unequaled. , , Tha r i uiK combines great now r. ricnness. wte ness and fine siniting quslitr, as well as great purity ot intonation and barmoniomness tnrougQ- nnt irii entire sea e. I he TOL'Cii is miant and elastic, ana is entire ly free from the stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes tne pertormer to so easily tire. In WORKMANSHIP tiiev oannot bo excelled. Their action is constructed with a care and atten- on to every par; therein tnat cnatactenses toe finest n.fH.hanram. None but the best seasoned ma- terial is used in their manuiauture. and they ill accept the bard nsase of the cnucert room with that of tne pari t upon an equality, unaffected in their ineloay; in tact, tney aie con&truciea "NOT FOR A YEAR. BUT FOREVER. All of Knurr's Square Pianos have their new mi roved Uranl Suale and the Patent Agralie Treble in Utiper3-cctaves. PaTK.Vi' tiKANTED A UGUST 11. 18S8 which is conceded by ail our greatest artists and critics to be tbe grandest lmDroveincnt used in tne construction of Pianos. Evry instrument fully warranted for uve years., , Warerooras, No it & 13 East State t. eULfitlBl'S, OHIO, And Nos. 288 c 2ft0 Superior street Cl.EVi.LAKD, OHIO. JOII.X SEL IZLR & CO., GENERAL WHOLESALE A.RET AIL AGENTS. W ara also airents for E. P. NEEOHAMA SON'S and Prfh. LPS A OOOOMAN'S celebrated Okgans and Mut.oM.ON!?. no doubt tne beat instru- na ..t their kmri 11, arte in tnis eonn'.rv. Also. keep a lull stock of Sh.et Music and Instruction I Ooks. toi ether with tverr variety of Musical slercnandise, sucii as brass ana smi.vkk IihStkiimknts, Violius, Guitars. Flutes, Accordi ons, rlutinns, uoneerrinas. Harmonicas, v lonn- cellos, Double-Bassos, Kites, Drums, fttools. Cov ers, sc. Too unuua riUAji.ii biuuiib, hMvl. miiiin in the world. Orders Iroina distance promptly ana careiuuy A visit is respectfully solicited to tne old ana re- iablo Music lieadquaiters. wnere prices are most mi.il.Mta. Old Pianos taken in exenanee tor new ones, tne hn.r. an.l most lei able fiauo 1 liners and KepsireiS constantly ready to go to any part of the btate. Ail wora g.arauiecu 10 give baiiac .. hulk a?l I 'a La aV I'll afVllal kJLilJliil. aa vui, jfioprieiurs. THE KF.ABE PIAUO Next to book9, ttere is no inanimate thing in the house that oaa produce ao,much profitable pleas ure as a Piano. A library and a Piano ate s-m- bols of a hikh civilization. These to spread the nobler banquet, where tbe soul is fed. without fear of gldttony or dissiption. As boohs bricg into our daily circle, as familiar companions, the noblest SDirits that tver wrought upon eattto. and permit us to rear our children under the influei ce of the nobleit natures, so the UANO, with siujpleincan- tati ns bring ns up from tbeii sleep the brother hood of song, and jorsuades them to dwell among us. Of the enormous variety of Pianos manufactur ed, it mutt be admit'ed none bave contributed so much to tbe happiness of our hon es as thofe cele brated instruments, used by the thousands in eve ry quarter of the globe, and manufactured by tbe world renowned bouse of Messrs. Win. Knabs & Co., Baltimore. " hose Pianos bave been befoie the public f r mere than forty years, with a steady increase of popularity, until to-day they are pronounced by tbe greatest artists, amateurs, and the universal judgment of the public at large, to be the BgaT and most keliablb Piano made in the world. JOHN SELTZER & CO., WHOLESALE AND KETAIL AGENTS FOB THE UNEQUALED K.NAB1 . PIANO, 11 and 13 East State Street. au10-d4ro ; C0LUMBCS.0B10. AMUSEMENTS.'1 COLUMBUS OPERA HOUSE. B. Macauit.... ........ ...Usosisr. (Also Manager Wood's Theater. Cinoinuati, O ) ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! , The Brilliant Comedienne, ... LOTTA? FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Thursday. Friday ana Saturday, LOTTA will appear in her'eharnung Comedies, delightful Songs; wonderful Dances, and her great banjo Solos. . Trursday Evening, 0otober7th, FEMALE DETECTIVE and OBJECT OF IX- T-bREsT, . Friday Evening. Oetobor 8th, PET OF THE PETTICOATS and NAN, THE s iMXIU FOR NOTHING. . , , Saturday, Ootober 9th, last night of Lotta. LITTLE TREASURE and ANDY BLAKE. LOTTAS engagement cannot possibly, be prolonged bevond tbe time advertised. Prises of admission. Tie; Gallery. See: Reserved Seats. $1. Reserved treats oan be secured at John Seltzer 4 Co.'s, Nog. II snd 13 East State street. foetl-dtf SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION. . t f - . 8HEBIFF'ar PROCLAMATION I . , ... ) THS QUALIFIED VOTERS a franmin county are hereby notified to neat, at their r spectiv places of hold.ing elect;ons, on in. aeouuu iiimv 01 vcieweraA. -jj. jtw, oaisg the . ........ 13 1 h d of October,, A, . I. .set),. and vote for the foil owl na officers, to-wit : un. uovernor. one lieutenant uovernor, one Jadge Supreme Court, one freesurerof State, one Attorney uenerai, cne Alemoer ot Hoara ot ruoiio Worsts, one Xtate Senator, two Renra,Titnt.ivM one Probate J uage, one Sheriff, one Treasurer, one , Auaitor, one .io.uuii4Sioner, one lnnrmarr Director, one Coroner. Also, one- Aeoraiser ot' Real tes tate in ea-h District in Franklin county. Ihe Trustees of tbe sever! Towt,shir;s are re- onired to return to the Clerk of the Court tbe names ot trie tallowing number oi J urors, apportioned aa follows : J - MontsoraeryTD ...St Madison T..i. 8 ... 6 Jackson ... 4 Prairie - ". ... S Morwioh ... 4 Sharon " 3 ... a c.inton '" ........... ... 4 Plain . ... 3 Jliitiin A Hamilton " Fcrinklin " . HBssant " brown ' ; Washington ' Perry . Klendon " JeSerson Truro " Given under mv band and seal, this 25th dar of SeDtember. A. f. 1669 and in th SIlLl ninetT-tourtb rear if the independence of u.e unitea ensues ot America. K. G VrSK. Coroner. Acting as Sheriff Franklin county, O. ae27-uAwtd MISCELLANEOUS. SEALED PROPOSALS ittii.Ij hr hkoeived at the or- II lice of the City Clerk, in Columbus. Ohio. until Monday, October 25 Hi, 1869, bv 12 o'clock at noon, for furnis'bing materials and I doing the following workj to-wit : For grading and oaving tne nnDived aidewalkaon I -South street, from Sixth street te W ashington av- l enue. . , . - . fcach bid shall contain tbe fall rathe of every person interested in tne same, and shall be acooin-panied by sufficient security that if tbe bidisao-acepted a contract will be entered into and the work faithimly p rformed. The price lor materials andllabor must be state d separately. 1 be Uity uouncil reserve tne right to rejeot any or ail bids, at tueir disoretion. o. 2. BOW EN. ' Cite Civ 1 Engineer. City Civil-Engineer's office, No. 88 South High. street, upstairs. aec'27-dta SEALED PROPOSALS vfTHi'tj IlKIti CEIVIDAT THE OF- V V fice of the City Civil Engineer, in Columbns. Ohio, until , . , Monday, Oct. 4 Hi, 1S69. at 4 o'clock P. M . for furnishing materials and doing the following work, to-wit: For grading aud paving the gutters and erossines on Ann street, lrom South Public Lane to Divis ion etieet. For grading and repavin; the tu'ters on tbe south side of Town street, from &ixth street to Seventh street. For grading and repaving the gaiters on both sides of Town street, from Filth street to Sixth street. Forgradin? and paving the sidewalks on the east bide o. Depot street, trom Naghten stieet to Aiapie street. For grading and paving the unpived sidewalks. I gutters and orossiua8, and sradiug and graveling tn roadway on Aitnam street, trom Long street to Nagbten street. ihe bids wit De opened ry tne committee or tne W ard in which tbe worn is to be done, 't he ci m- mitiee reserve the right to reject any or ail bids, at their discretion. B. r. BOWKK. City Civil Engineer. City Civil Engineer's office. No. 98 South Hi h street, up stau s. sep29-dtd Paving Ortunance. An Ordinance tn grade and pave the sidewalks on tbe e.ist side of Depot street, trom JNagoten street to Maple street. SbCtion 1. Be it ordained by the City Council of tbe city of Columbas (two-thirds of all the. members eoncuirinaJ, ibat tne unpaved sidewalks he graded and paved on tbe east a de of Depot street, from Naguten at eet to Maple street, in accordance with the plat thereof on file in the office of the City Clerk. sac. a. That all damages, costs ana expenses arising from the foregoing improvement, sha 1 be I assessed and levied upon the several lots ol land fronting . or abuttiLg thereon, in proportion to teirleit front. . ' WM. i AUUTSUI. President of the City Council. Passed September 27. lt. Attest: L. E. Wilson, City Clerk .; 0015 fcot Notice to Butchers, SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE KE-ceived at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, up to October 14 at Roon, For furnishing the Institution with Meat four months, from October 18, 1B&), to February 18, 1870. h'nrnarticnlars. as to variety, uualttv. amount and times of deliv6rr, apply for information to the Stewfcid, at toe Institution. ; l. w. w ahii icli', steward C lumbus, Oct. 2, lfct9. oc.i-eodtd-r BSE CHER'S SEKTIOftS IN PLYMOUTH PULPIT. i Are heina read by people of evety it and de nomination alt over this country aDd hurope Xter are full of vital. hetutitu,( religious t bow sat at,d tcelmg J. lymoitin- rw w is puunsneu week ly, ani coi.tau n Mr. iiewfuT ermonH r ray-era, iu form suitable J or preservation, and binding,. Fir sale by alt newsdeale 8 .Price luc. Yettrir i subscriptions received by ihe publishers, 3. eiv-I ns two bandfome volun es of over 400 peea each. Httlf-.vearly $1."5. Anewand superb .-tee! Portrait of Mr. fcJechVr preafntt-d to all yearly sub scribers, fxtraordznatyvfferl Jr bL itjmu M fli . iri I (f 3) and ' cnu. J tu union (42.50). an Lmsectanao. Inderendei t. V britian Journal 6 pases, cut and stitthed. clearly primed, fthiv edited, sent t' one address for 5 week- for four dollars. Special inducements to canvass ra and those Retting up Cluba. specimen copies, postage free, for 5c i. i. r sjixus. ruos , bw rarK juow. j. x . f,ei30 dim O NT HOW MAKE '"FARM PAT "Enulish ua tierui"t. Kvery i1 aimer, tvtock I Kaiser, (iardener and Fruit Cuiturist may double till tVieir urf fits. Snles iuimeDfte. Aaents wanted. Send tor Circular. A tt, one? -ma Vine business. Address .tiutihii, Aic ukui u.. oct vf3m-Rp 13a Kace St., Cincinnati. Uhir. WANTED JLOENIS FOX HOMES FORTUNES ASD In the es. ani ornin. Mow. u.v. a-..u oere W find them. The wonderful .Pr ; resources of the countr.r.. Fresb, inteTWt.ng a,.d ppular. Fine illustrations A rare chance to maPRe money. VlbSB&BIHO CO.. oct4-w3m-BF 139Kaoea-., Cincinnati, Ohio. Daniel M. Noe's Estate a-TOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned hare this day been duly qualified to act as axeeutors of tbe estate oi Daniel M. N X"ot Main township. Frankl n county, O.-deceased. All persons interested will govern them, selves accordingly. 0YaL HILLS, I AVID HEADI.EY. September 2. 18 P"-3w' I t J I ! i r