Ohio statesman (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1871-08-22

              TE3 D11XI OIJlfcilATOAllt DAXL.X aJXATBTSUHAl. - j tt fc CJ RATES FOR OSS SQCASn. 8 tUTSS 0SVAS1UU nmrtwi, mum t O tlaa.. 00 One sawrth 8 o TwomoBths 15 W ThTM months... ..SO 0t Six months ....... 3 SS Twotlmei ........ 1 60 Tan. timas....... 8 00 Oaeweek ......... 3 00 UI HTLLS. 1 TO WMKS.M..... .u nnuhiiin., mi unt nv. " ml OAa via Du 1&. nv AAA On. TMT. sv to IFFICE, K. 71 Iftrth Big Stmt. sd UtionAlluertion. - WXIKLT aTTATKSaiAH Cutftime.-..--. II SO Twomontba...,...? Two time.. ....... t 501 Tknemonths..A..10 CO Thraetimas - S 85 Six mouths IS 00 On. month 4 00 One yeAr 85 GS (asm. j ' Dailv. br BilL mt Weakly... -J . 0 yaw Su COLUMBUS. OHIO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1871. NO. 198. VOL. XL. By earriar. ar won. ! AM, A LTIIO MAIIIFKiT. The msniftste of Mr. Thomas ilm.ru announcing himself as a candidate far State 8eoator, is chiefly remarkable for his assumption al onperioc political morality, its detraction of tbe Democratic candidate, and his (atxKK's) pledge, of what h will do in the very improbable event of his election. Aa to Mr. Thoxpsos' a0aiaatkn, Mr. Miller says : . ; ' ' '. "Ha waa not -when minated the choice of tbe majority mi tbe Deaaocrata of the district, and hia nomination waa not fairly and honorably obtaineuy- Thia is an appeal to party usages, and we propose to examine it in tbat light In the Senatorial Convention on the 20th of Jane, the balloting stood aa follows: ; 1st. r ... i Thompson.... -, ' Van Cteaf. 30 3. i .. Mib.........A..j.i. 16 .. a Whereupon, on the second ballot. JoBM G. Thompson, having receive rsu. jority of the .votes, was declared the unanimous choice of the Convention. There ia no dispute about the composition of that body; too two eoontfes were fally represented, and (herf war no contested mil Everything was dous legally and in order. Of course there were disappointments, and we rarely near of a nominating Conve tion in which they f do not occur, but if one man's , disappointment ia good ground for bolting a nomination, then good bye to all party organization, ormaity of action -for political purposes. There . was not half as hard swear log in the Democratic Convention over Thompson's nomination as there waa in tbe Radical committee last Saturday over Miller's. Mr. Thompson was fairly and honorably nominated on a square vote," and he ia ' accepted as the Desnoorati" canaidate to-day by ninety-nine oat of every hundred Democrats in the district. He will bury Miller under a majority on the second Tuesday of October that will probably retire that gentleman from politics, at least until he repents his disorganizing and selfish operations in thia canvass. He will than ba entitled to a back seat. Mr. Miller speaks in what might" be called "hilalatin" teems of forrupt practices to seize upon nominations," and boasts how Ae has been "honored with warinn. and rereated testimonials" of public favor, i Aa to "corrupt pmotices" in politics, Mr. Miller has a record well known to the older democrats of Franklin county. Tboy appreciate' his hou- egty know whether or not he has been a tricky politician, and an unscrupulous intriguant for" office. : Does he suppose they forget the history of hisoffice-seeking, of hia reliance on money, and of his secret political practices t We guess not. The "various and repeated tMtimnnials." of which he boasts the people have honored him, put into plain English means the paying offices he has secured through the Democratic party. He displays his gratitude in what people who know him best will esteem a characteristic way, by seeking the defeat "of the very party through which he laid the foundations of his fortunes. Does not this sound like treachery and bad faith t Evidently feeling something of this sort, be writes: "A strict adhesion to Democratic prin-inlu Miid maintenance of the Demo- a-atic Congrtawaian 41,000 votes that's ha lance to tahicl are are invited by Mr. Mills. ! ' The Daaaosiasy ot Franklin and Picka way are welt Battened with their senatorial candidate. H is tried Democrat, a man of ability and experience in ab-Eo' affairs, and of nnblesaished honor and integrity. Ha will make an influen tial Senator, and aa a local representative ia the district ean be found who wiUlebos with anas fidelity and aaergy for the' Interests ' of his constituents, no matter Vhetner 'they are Ttepublicana oc Democrats, than Join G. THOMrsox. Tba latrlgaea to nasaas hiss, and strike a blow at the party not only In the county and district, but ki tha whole State, will receive a rebuke from tha large-hearted Democracy , of old Franklin in October aszt that will entry dismay into tha snail clique of dlsorganizers now en gaged in dlerspa table intrigna aad bar gains with tha Radicals. ! WBtflnT TSsTClMNBsJ. EUROPE. Tha KaaUsh Farllaasent Qwwaa asweeh-The New aseilglaaM Mtriainl Im Qwaiur-Tk "swnch AaseaaMr. . . ' aT!I.AWB. . PROROOATION 0 FARL1AMRNT QUBBN'S SPBKCH. London, August SO. Parliament waa prorogued to-day. Tha Commons were summoned to tha chamber of the House of Lords, where thay listened to the Queen'a speech. But six peers were ia at tendance, and only a few laaiea were present. The speech was reaa by tue Lord Chancellor, aa one of tha members of tha Royal Commission. The following ia n verbatim copy of tbe speech : iff lri sad &ttlcme : Tha time has now arrived when I am enabled to re-leave yon from yonr attendanoe in Parliament, and to commend your unwearied labors for the public good. I acknowledge with satisfaction tha loyal readiness with which you have made proviaion for my beloved children, the Princess Louise and Prinee Arthur. The great events and important chansee vhih Moentlv occurred on the continent f Earos will not com promise the friend- ij reiauon niwi w- ,. 7 Kincdom ana foreign powsrs. n iwra - . 1 : &l : . A Inn nl I rnSV in am iuwmiiu nrt which from time to time may ariae, will continue to be taken with no i from Algiers announoe the arrival of other view than the maintenance of gen- I large number of troops from France: oral ooncord and public rigut. The Conference, wnicu was siiung in London at tha sommeaoement of your session, ad)ournea uuriog m uoiiuik- tions. and it oonsiaerea auu ajnwi "P" . . . i i : nf V. a reviaion or inowo upuwiiwuB treaty of 1856 which eonoerned the Black Sea and Bosphorus. I trust ths unanimous decision of ths powers, which has been recorded in the new treaty, may assist in securing the tranquillity of the Est. , . , r With special satisfaction I refer on the present occasion toour relations with the United State. By the treaty of Washington, modes of settlement have been fixed tor the several questions which have long remained in dispute. My communications with the American Government not being without promise ot advantage to other countries, ths President haa concurred with me in the application of that prinoipls of amicable reference which is proclaimed by ths treaty of Paris, which I rejolos to have the oppor tnnitv f ntsmnmendias bv example; and wa have also agreea on tue awipiiiuu certain rules for guiding im maritime conduct of neutrals, which may, I trust, in. nHtain mnnnl reoocnition. and form a valuable addition to the code of international law. 1 place iuu reliance sonal disappointments 4 And then follows a lot of "bote" to make his pathway out of ths psrty easy and comfortable. Bat is not Miller's candidacy a "mere spirit of ' faction" growing out of personal disappointments in the past and intended to promote personal aims in the future f That's the way we hear it spoken of by Democrats JTAIBESl K. Ws were eorreat in oar supposition tbsAJAHU EJWlUGPT, snnud as a People's" candidate for Representative' would not lend hia aid to the disorganizing movement set on foot in this county by Mr. Thomas Miller, and ths Radical white and" colored" committee. Mr. W(9$1J soo gfcod, Democrat, and we have no doubt haa a correct appreciation of the motive that prompted his nomination in opposition to the regular candidate of th Democratic party. We have aa idea ths so-called ' People's ticket", trill fall to pieces before many days; that Miller's plaos on the ticket will be vacated, and sset of straight-out Radicals nominated for the various offl- That poliey ia strongly advocated by a good many Republicans. We annex Mr. Wright's aaanly letter to Colonel Burr,, chairman of ths Republican committee that made ap the "People's" ticket: Colonel Barr, Chairmaa of the aUpakltsaS paa- tral UmamtM: . .' Deab 6ui Permit me, through you, to thank the gentlemen who eoeapoee ths Republican Central Committee for the compliment shown me on Saturday last, by presenting my name for the House of RenreaeataU ves: but allow me to eav that whilo ,1 highly appreciate thia mark of tbe eoattdenea ana esteem oi so miuj estimable and ratellisent eitisena differ ing with me politically, moat if not all of DDOn the disposition of the Americans to whom I have known personally for many carrT forward with cordiality and zeal n I nniuit eonaent to be a candidate I h .nloiilliri arranementa which have for thia or any other position. been determined on for the execution of I am, with free rapect, very tmlyroar., the treaty. 1 aball apprise no rr- vrawnft. m.nt nf I tfllflt OI 1DOH uiunoiwM. The Democracy of Franklin, county which require iu consent, and which are will hold this action of Mr. Wright in in my view 'K".y---7. " gratefal remeoibranee. formed his duty, it is true; but it is not nftaa n.i .nd indeoendent judgment. everybody that doea that these days. The Government of r ranee naa signi- Am account is publised elsewhere of sions of the commercial treaty ot lW, the independent Kepublioau movement onth. bT either of the con at Cleveland, under the leadership of trftctiDD. states. I am anxious to meet t-t- w Cuintin mnA nt.hr nrominent I wiahA. nf a friendlv Dower, and give Republican gentlemen of Cnyahoga scope forao, Jgi county. One of the reasons assigned is ..' chanire of a the nledirn iriven bv the reenlar Repub-1 .. . ,t,;t that commercial inter- ir. ...j.i.. tn vntA fnr tha reneal of kAt.Mii the two countries which .. , j .1 Iku Ann anmnch for tneir Close uuiuu. tueounoay i.w auu u ----" -f th( Hoo of Commons, perance law of the last Legislature; but "7 ' ot the liberal supplies it ia well understood there are other tea-1 v:-u nnj.r th circumstances ot tne sons, and among them a deter- year, i directed my government to ask to best the legislative . and eaadidatea pledged to John Sher- lom ngation8 required by the abolition mam for the United States Senate. 0r the purchase system in the army. My Lords and gentlemen, a ouser i.h nnrn thar, vou have not oeeu able to bring to a definite issue the treat Ar antnA anhlACLa WQ1UU A iwvui- n.n.i.j tn ,nn in a sneech from tbe tkmiA At tha oneninir of the session. Bnt several important laws have been v. ..ttita hnnk. Bv the armv regulations bUl, you have made liberal provieiona ior tnose omwn -" - k ;n n innsArliaDermittedon retire ment to sell their commissions to their nnvnnnt. ana DV transierriuK i executive government powers in rapov. to auxiliary forces wn.cu worn vested in the Lord laeuienenw tries, vou hove laid the foundation for the great heads of the Germananti-in-fallbility movement Dollinger, Huber and Frederichs -writing from Munich, August 1, represents that DoUioger's cause was gaining strength, and that its leaders believe it will result in the inauguration of a general reform of the Catholic Church throughout Germany. The movement must spread to other countries, Austria, Switzerland and Italy, where there were already violent political struggles against ultramontanism. Ths opinion that Bismarck is warring against the. Catholic Cbnroh is confirmed, and it waa believed Germany would not maintain the Infallibility dogma, to whloh, and the Syllabus or Eneyolical letter of the Pone of 1861, condemning and rejecting modern libertiea, there was strong opposition manifested. Dr. Dollinger haa again disclaimed any intention of establishing a new religion, or separating from the Catbolio Church. What was necessary wss a general ecle-siasUcal reformation, throwing oil the error which have ereot into the Church, and the establishment of a religion conforming more to the modern demands and the national characteristics of the German race. The centenary birtlr of Betboven, which had been postponed last year on account of the Fraooo-Prussisn war, was appropriately celebrated at Bonn on Sat- uruay. , ., FRANCE. Versailles. August 21. A had ao interview with the Secretary of the Navy this morning, their object being to obtain the assistance of the department in view of the probable ap proach or oboiera, and secure two large naval vessels to be anchored at quarantine, in the lower bar, for the temporary detention of persons who have been ex- Sosed to cholera. The Secretary of the avy aooeded to the request, and directed that the ships Delaware and Albany be loaned temporarily to tne quarantine for tne purpose men- bankers. This firm transferred the bond to bank, and soon were informed that the bond was irregular. Condit fc Co., demanded the Empire City Insurance Company to make good their loss, and sued for the face of the bond, obtaining judgment. Murray at this time retired trom tbe presidency ot tne insurance Company, and Burtis, then secretory, was promoted to that position. Burtis is in no way connected with the transaction, and his arrest is said to have been oaused bv Lambert, who told of obtaininc the I commissioners loan on It from tne President 01 tne xm-1 tioneu. pire City Company, and the District Attorney caused the arrest of the Presi dent. It is not believed that Murray knew of the character of the bond. Lambert is ao old dealer in stolen bonds. and has been in town some time awaiting trial. THE LATE DISASTERS. The Starbnck disaster is made the oc casion for the renewal of the discussion concerning boiler explosions, and the responsibility of this class of accidents. Tr. tl a .aDn nf fl. Rt.rhniV. tlA iflVAftti- gatiouof which was commenced before ment for unpaid taxes, asking an exten-h. 'Wn., t it.nnMTB that the I sion of time for payment, with the con- boiler was so defective tnat water ana v"u,,.7" BOUTWELL DECLARES FOR GRANT. A snecial from this citv says Boutwell haa quite recently declared himself in favor of Grant's renomination. Of course one of the conditions of this newly-sworn allegiance is that Bontwell shall not only retain his portfolio for Grant's present term, but also for another four years, in ease Grant ia re-elected. APPLICATION REFUSED. In response to several applications from distilleries indebted to the Govern - steam actually poured out through aper tures found In it. It naa niceen msiuo patches, and it was the giving way of one of these tnat caused tne awautuib It is hoped that the Westbeld verdict will awaken corporations to a sense of their danger, aud by properly fixing tbe resDonsibilitv 01 disasters, cause a cratio organization and usages w. right sBBbman, by accute management.packed and proper as against a uiero faction, or resentments aristug irom per the Radical nominating convention in Cleveland, and secured the nomination of two Senators and five Representa tives on whom ha could rely the same individuals he gave a Sunday excursion toon the revenue cutter, a few weeks ago. The '-Ieicle" Senator begins to find out, we judge, that "the best laid schemes gang oft aglee. bio roiiTics. without exception. Mr. Muiiit nledces himself in his card 1 The trouble in the Radical party 1 . . r .v. Tt.mnjtMtirt I ji 1 - Annv v.. nlmln.tad in an 1 .! tA Affect a closer ...n..i ci.i.. c.w r!.r.l :j .,.nt nndar the lead of nnion amocz the various land lorces oi nominee ior uoitvu oMb otmivi. i iiivop.n"v..j . . . . i., ;v ik. noni.1 t.jmi SmUiik fnniwrir memoer oi I "" 'Muiur"". tainly ; that's to ti.. .nt Uw which, after Jndtre Spalding, formerly memoer ui --7. -TOu have . I ...... . i J fl IUll MU1IUHUM J ttu nnntv Rnt What IM. HU mIOTHl &Dm ttUI dlStllC!. SUU B1WH (1 ..ln.nl nir TlOWerS OU tUB OrttlB V u wj . v - .. . I - I UUUlDllOU j X - nr..rotAi.dinir with the Radical the founders of the Republican party in Viceroy of Ireland lor tne repe-iuu v" " , . . I ...ri..nntrmirAain Westmeatb. nastnus committee, that makes Its memoera m. uhio. va oairy, 7?" "" j :7: F.lwhere in solicitous for the success of a candidate l prominent KepubUoans oi uuyauoga Ption of the United Kingdom that openly pledges himself to vote county met at the office of Judge Spald- there js a gratifying immunity j r I ""i" -c. letters, dispatjU a Iaj-ita nnnihar of trooos from r ranceias nrnAmnta to the armv of Algeria In tbe Assembly to-day a stormy discussion waa aroused by the irreligious expressions used by some deputies in their speeches at the distribution of prizes in a school at Lyons. Jo lea Simon, who was present, made a speech, in which he declared that he should ever uphold the principles of morality. NEW YORK. Falitieml A Fanailr Fiflit-MaT.r Sall'a OoiaiM mf the Salacity ef the Dally TIhm-Scmm at the Trial. ' eftbe Paris Ceaaaaamists The l.ate 9iu.tar.-Ah.at the Iatenatieamla A Frwesaleat Bead Case The New Orleans Bajtsel ASTair. , ' Nw TottK, August to, 1871. POLITICAL A FAMILY FIGHT. ' There is a disposition among the Re publican organisations to have an early assemblage of the convention for the nomination of State officers, and some local clubs are already askioe that the time be fixed for the beginning of September. The divisions of tbe party here, will brobAbly result iu sending two dele gations to tbe convention. The contest this year will be made principally upon candidates for tbe Legislature, the State officers to be elected being considered unimportant. Thei e is said to be a move ment on foot tor tne nomination oi anti-Grant Republican candidates for the Assembly from the districts of this city.and it is also declared that the polit.cal situation will necessitate a change in tbe postmastership, and that an eany removal of the present incumbent has been promised by tbe President. The Times is again accusing Tammany Republicans with seeking the disruption of the Republican party. It charges that the Tribune is publishing accounts to the country in the interest of the Tammany ring, and that the bolting of the Tribune has contributed to the election of men pledged to the support of tbat ring. The Tribune declares tbat the limes is guilty of untruthfulness, and says it wants to arrogate to itself the war against the city treasury, which the Tri-bjine is carrying on now, as it has been heretofore. MAYOR HALL'S OPINION OF IBS SAGACITY OF THE DAILY TIMES. Mayor Hall thinks that the Times showed its want of political sagacity in itnmmtnciiir the tight on Tammany so early in the campaign. Had it waited nn til ahnnt a wee.lt ueiure iuo eieuwuu, it would have been wiser, and perhaps successful. He believes the Times' attacks have streugtnened lammany, as the question has been so ably taken up by the Democratic press throughout the nnnntrv. and that the ioflneuce of Tam many, wnicn Deiore was mereiy iucui, um now become national in its extent. TRIALS OF THE COMMDKI8TS. T.ntA Innrnala inst received bv the for eign mails give interesting details of the trial ot tne CJommune prisouor. iu ius VAnuLiileAH. In the examination f Aaai the following colloquy iook 1 n 1 1. I 1 . A eai "Vstll nI0 ine irresiueiiii .mu w a-- i.a nrAaT far the assassination of lienor .la Lecomte and Thomas on the 18th of March." "It ia fulae." reolied he. Were you not ohief of the Commune Linst the Government f of Internal Revenne has ruled that no authority exists under the law for granting auch extension. THE NEW LOAN. Subscriptions to the new loan to-day amounted to $375,000, in addition to which a telegram was received from government agents annonnoing subsorip- TBLIGBjinS IN BRIEF. more rigid enforcement of the laws on I tfons by different national banks to the ttiese subjects, aooui roriy action. i m0nnt of 81,231,000. uaniages nave oeeu comuitsuucu kmuw the Staten Island Ferry Company by relatives of the victims of the late disas ter. THE NEW ORLEANS BAYONfcT AFFAIR. Thomas W. Conway, State Superin tendent of Public Education in Louisiana, has written a long letter to President Grant, denying the truth of Collector Casey's report to the President in in regard to the late Convention, and sustaining the Warmonth party in every particular. GRAND DUKE ALEXIS. Cable intelligence announces the departure of the Russian imperial fleet, with the Grand Duke Alexis, from Cron-stadt, for New York, yesterday. Its arrival here is looked for by October 1, and The Saratogo races were postponed yesterday until to-day, on account of the weather. The New York agricultural excursion party abandoned their trip to the Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob, Missouri, and started for home last evening. The Knox County Democratic Convention met at Mt. Vernon yesterday, and nominated a full county ticket, including J. K. Hayden for the Legislature. At Cleveland, Bradley county, Tennessee, last Friday, a negro man charged with the rape of a white girl was taken from prison by masked men and hanged. ot. .... r-i . . r i u : being made for tbe reception penal visitor. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. The trunk factory oconpied by Jaoob Logaritz and William O. Headly & Son, in Centre street, Newark, was entirely destroyed by fire yesterday, with all its contents. The fire was discovered on the third floor, near the boiler room. The building was owned by Mr. Cornish, of New York, and was valued at $30,000. GOOD ADVICE. The Boston niot, the leading Irish Catholic journal of this country, calls UDon all eood Irishmen to repudiate the e .... . ! .1 T . L .AnlA nf of base-ball at Union grounds Cincinnati, veeterdav. Chicago won by twenty five to six. About fifteen hundred per sons were present. Owing to the displacement of a rail, through the carelessness of some section men, a freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was thrown from the track, about a mile north of Mt. Yeruon yesterday morning, smashing fonr or five cars and totally demolishing an engine being shipped by John Cooper & Co. to parties in tne west. through the night is not told ; but when he learned the next day that the trial was likely to last a week, he straightway nroceeded to employ the best looking housekeeper and cook in the county. At last accounts his wife was still on the jury. - COIN BV MAIL. " I A fire broke out last nisht in the stable so-called leaders of the Irish people of of the Waverly House, Williamsport, Pa New York city, asserting that the hot- the wind blowing a gale and the flames headed and incendiarv utterances of a spread rapidly. 8oon thirty buildings few fanatics, whose assumed leadership were consumed, including the Waverly is a cross lmpoesiDinty, I - -j- - interpreted as the sentiments of Irish Mulberry street church, and many stores Airi7pn.. wno. as a ciasp. mniuuuuui mo i auu uuow v j , ' ' .. ' , . i: rwif country condemn the July riots. STRIKE OF BRICKLAYERS. The bricklayers struck this morning, demanding tour dollars and a bail per ay, being an increase oi nicy rani. u m.inritv of instances the bosses com plied, and the men resumed work. ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE. insurance $75,000. C.4MII PREMIUMS, $5,000. A most remarkable reunion between two long-separated brothers occurred in St. Louis the other day. The wife of a young gentleman in good standing in so- - . . . .;.( w11rtn( Ant vitli TiAr litt.lA d.ino-h- A special dispatch from l-ong crauon wj, ?- tt.f that this moraine Dr. HelmOoId I ter in the Park, was surprised at ueanng attempted to shoot himself, but bis face the ohiia exciaia,, in joyful ecstacy, "Oh, Competition Open to the State. only was mjnreu, mx u papa ! mamma, here's papa !" and at tbe ura'""' ' t:m rninr a. fast aa her little feet MOVEMENTS OF GREELEY. 1 . . . xr.tt a-AiAv will atart from thiscity would carry her toward a gentleman September 4, to deliver agricultural and I seated on the grass under the shade of Unanllfl .1 rt r Asses m ceibaiu nrar tha irune OK XWubVU. vviiiu uid mava .L.:. . .. 1.a nil ImlWkrtaXltl 1am. Ia r!lAVAluid. sgiiDBiwr P..,u .u.--. r .. r"' 7 . ' iV. ,a .i.i ija. U-.nA ata Tror.erous. By measures re- e T v. .na. Artnimtr. I .ah aaiawwaaWI nv inrsa l ii n unil libi -sv i wa sauu wnv sr - r - ... i r im ii a iiuu ujuiuii i inhiiDiD. kbw a-j - - - i . . : i Senatorial quest ion ! I .i.- .;..'.i, tA.tiL to ths re- ted to aid in the election of his associate publicans. -After some discussion, it was B f ecclesiastical titles act, and rA;Mal Pann ft't tMKAL IjUXUBK I QeClUeU W VUI .M uu mo uAutwA. tr i - . . , . 1 X I ern cities, where be has neen inviieu vo speak. NOVKl. tASf. ur ' ' 'u... ... v. . Rlnt.uA Cook, of Williamsburg, com- plained that himself and family were yes- teraay poisouou j --- poison acted like strychnine, and as the case is a novel one it has excited much curiosity. IKKLAFU. The London Time of August 10, speak-as of acrarianism in Ireland, says that -i tha cau 1870 one hundred anu against the Government 'V.o " A.irt Assi. "You attacked us, aud we accepted the struggle, and you voted for the massacre of hostages." uv if : . 1. f. 1 1 1 rnnl, "llA to the laws whicb attect trades uniou., - . . --.. to r6- vmm i ... . t swi - i'.L.t - i a. a- a. snnn nitnn inn iy- i - niwii niioN. whose vote on United States pendent Kepuuncan ticaet. a o l you nave uruugu. . Th. sort to retaliation." , :....i,.n.i.TL,i..tl mtainathe nominees of tbe continued and serious """- Murmurs of indignation arose among senator win o...a."- I . . .. local eovernment ooaru act wm, x .j,... Kt Aiwi onlv smiled dis party T And does not his treachery go regular ltepuoncan ""' prepare the way for important sanitary V" , j roe rretjiueuii .usvisu. mj Bepablioan o A . l!i rn.AnA Dnaaaonfinirl -. A : Imn.AvamAfll'J T I A. o.vinrw Irt tAmon E. I I n rt fS nnfll IJir. X IfHIIIIllDii A aWOWinva sfc i mrtrt uniininLrmLlVB 1UI uivi v"v 2M 1 . , a. Al .nt I a, 1Af nA ta ths IliiiniAl COllllIllttW I . . . O V.. -rlaaA divisions in Pickaway that wiU lose ns Attorney -nd . v mnch needed elements of puronase su.pnur coa.s, th. Democrat .epresentative down the remainder. A new ticset was nom - important tribunal, . observing thereT What a magnificent Democrat is Inated for benatoia and itepresentauve Md m pro8pect of clearing awe, they (the troopg) h,a oone their this bolting individual. Be will vote for I as follows : 1 tne senons arrear ot F1- wor-t by firing explosive sneus into tne the Democratic nominee for United States Senate he promises, but at the same time is promoting a coalition that will lose us Ttamneratia mombers. one in ran. lin and the other ia Piekaway. To cure hia own election, aud vindicate the nnritv of nolities. Mr. Moial Keformer nated for Senators and Representatives, as follows : Fir KAnaiora Kufns P. 8paldinK, E.I Fi 'RnrtAtl. For Representatives n. m. vnapiu, John Watson, Harry Sorter, Morns Gallup, L- 1L Johnson. the serious arrear of appeals now tue privy oouuuu.. . -itT There is every iiaeuxiowu. - ,;It ia infamous," cried A eKNCIrTK ROMANCE. The San Francisco papers state tbat since the demand for gold from the Atlantic States, the coin drafts have advanced to five per cent., or fifty dollars on the thousand. As a consequence of these heavy charges merchants who are called to remit specie to the Atlantic cities, it is stated, send the coin through the mails at a much lower cost. Thus, letter postage is three cents for half an ounce, or 218 grains. A twenty dollar gold piece weighs 516 grains, and one hundred of these coins weighs 51,600 grains, or slightly lees than 236 half ounces. Two thousand dollars in gold can therefore be transmitted for $7 08 in currency, whereas to remit by a coin drafts, one hundred dollars must be paid. This method of transmission- by. the Postoffice, it is stated, has reoently been adopted by the large firms in San Francisco, and within the last five months over nine million dollars iu sold have been sent in this way. The coin consists chiefly of double eagles, which are placed in strong cyuuoricai caro-uoara noxes, ilss tne German match boxes, and made ' to fit exactly in the interior. Gold bars, it is also stated, have been transmitted in this way. The effect of this operation, it is asserted,, has been to reduce the rate for coin drafts on the Atlantic cities to one-half of one per oent., or five dollars gold on every thousand dollars. - A tehrible tragedy occurred in Herkimer county. New York, Monday night, wherein an old man named Dyer Pang-burn murdered his wife and then hung himself. They lived at East Frankfort, and were laboring people, the wife being aoout twenty years rangDurn s junior, and having three children by a former marriage. They had been married about a year, but bad had many disairreementa. which finally resulted in the- horrible manner above mentioned. The oldest child testified that she was awakened by the cry of mnrder, proceeding from her mother, and on going to the door and looking into the kitchen, saw Pane-burn sitting upon tbe body of his wife and striking her with a potato-masher. When the wretch saw the children coming to the kitchen he yelled, "If you don't go back I'll give you some of the same sass." They went back and afterwards heard four or five more blows. At daylight they crawled trom tne window NEW ADVEB.TISE1TE17TS. VJADAME C. MEABS, 939 NADI89N AVENUE, ffilT TORK CITY. French, English and Grman Bonding and Day School f OS TOTHO.'liDHg. WU1 reopea Septaataer SO. Send for CircmUr. . anglS-w3w jyi'T. DE CHANTAL ACADEMY. GREAT EEDUCTIOH OT TEEMS. Board and Tuition in tha entire tngtiah and French course. Bed and seeding, washing and mending, lights sad raL Btatiaaery aaaDae-tor's fees, per aemion of five months, when paid in advance, $100; Piano laasoaa, 184. Even more favorable terms may be made when two or mot. sister, simultaneously attend the kqaoL For further particulars, address Xnravtors of Mt ds UianUl Academy, sear wheeling. West Virginia. ang342tawS;w6w GRANVILLE, OHIO, FEMALE COL-LEGtE Thirty 'ghth year, opens September 7th. Cun. thoroagn and extended. $300 . year. Addrea. "W. 1. KERB, Principal. . Jls3343tewlm4tw3m. SHERIFFS SALES. SHERIFF'S AND MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE. Abraham Carlisle v. Christian Bennlngnolf, et al. Court of Common Pleas of Franklin eonnty. State of Ohio. In pursuance of an alies order or sale from said court to me directed, I will offer for sale, at Bublio auction,' at the door of the Court House, in the dry ot Colombo., Ohio, on ' Sataratay, She St3d Say ef September, A. . 1S71, At 8 o'clock P.1C, th. following described real estate,, situated In the county of Franklin and State of Ohio, to.wit: Six (6) Inches la width oft of the eaat aide f let No. four (4) and all of lot No. five (5) in English & Martin's subdivision of out-lot No. eighteen (18) In the City of Columbus, Ohio, aa -per. plat of said subdivision recorded in the Beoorder'a offio. of Franklin County, Ohio, in plat record No. on. (1) page 211. Appraised at 82,166. - SAMUEL THOMPSON, Sheriff and Master Commissioner. L. Erolish, Attorney. Printer's fee I augSltdl SHERIFF'S AND MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALS. Philip Worlner r. George Schatzucan, er., et si. Court of Common Pleas of Franklin eonnty, State of Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sal. from said Court to me directed, I will offer for sale, at publio suction, at the door of tbe Court House, in the city oi Columbus, Ohio, on Satwrday, the 33d ssr f September, A. I. 1871, At 8 o'clock P. tbe following described real e tate, situated in the County of Franklin nd State of Ohio, to-wit: Being part of lot No. thirteen (13) of Champion's sub-division ot half section twentv-three (23) as matted and record ed in book No. 31, pass 65, bounded and des- eribed as follows : Berinnine at the south-east .i.rn,j I conut of lot No. thirteen, thence noith with tv, ;i,i, .i, ri :.i the eat line of said lot twenty-eight poles to a the neighbors, who found the terribly Btak6i then0. westerly parallel with U. south unsuieu uuuy ui bug w no uu kuo sibuuou i nn-5 ox sua lot nve (d) pole, to a staxe, tnence floor, and subsequently the corpse of the I southwardly parallel with the first mentioned hnnhAtirl lnrinir in t.hA VtATti PantrKnrn line twentv-eigbt (28) poles to tne soutn line or : : : - r - . . i ih lot tn . .t . w thor had already served prison for bigamy. a term in Aubnrn NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. RANKLIN COUNTY FAIR, t'OI.tJTinCS, OHIO. S1 September 5, 6, 7 and 8, 1871. toward the lady, he did resemble her husband very much, and she was really sreatly pleased to find mm seated mere, apparently so mnoh interested in a morning psper. Imagine her surprise when, upon addressing him, sbe touna that tbe gentleman was an entirestran-s-Artn her. Abashed, completely con- fnBAd. she vainlv endeavored to find words for an apology, but her speech nttArlv fAiled her. The srentleman, how ever, gallantly came to the rescue, and Aa.nrAd her mat no narm uau ueeu uuuo r .-.,ira (j-miiipu. eomnnsioir ,o i whiin tnis lime eDisouo was wusuiuu. .ininil! that 104 families I a frinnd of the husband, meeting hini in " . '. - . i ..... r o.lmiftitl I l: 1... Ar knainaaa AAAnAllv rAmarked comprising OS3 irermjuo, ... . . uib piuuo i "-".' r, J , , their nlaces. leaving the number of that he met his wife as he passed - 1 , , . . a i ic w,A 1,a I . . i Tl.. mavnliant: mat. families actually evioteu inrougn tuo j--. ,nW ot nereons 2.094. the least bit tinotured with jeal- i . I . , . . l 1 .1 lima NAFOLKOH. I OUSy, inougu lie uuuiu daxo a i-iwin nni-r. Inst received, contains I tn run no there, surprise his wife, and ir. intollis-enoe that Napoleon stated in I rUn back again. He drove to the park, - . , . e t.". I . . . . . Banning, Pacing and Trotting on the Mile and ranging in amount from $50 to 9300. Entries free, except In Sweeptakes and for Speed. said lot to a stake, thence eastward y on said south line five poles to the p'aee ot beginning, containing seven.-eighta () of an acre. Appraised at 2,4oo. SAMUEL THOMPSOK. Sheriff and Masier Commissioner. L. English, Attorney. Printer's fee I (sug21td) HE RIFF'S AND MASTER COMMIS SIONS it'S SALS. John Grether v. Susan Motter. Court of Common Pleas ot Franklin County, State of Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sale from said Court to m. directed, I will offer for sale, at publio auction, at tne aoor of the Court House, in the city of Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday, the Q3 day t September, A. 1. 197 A. At 2 o'clock P. M., the following described real estate. Situated in the County of Franklin and State of Ohio, to-wit: Tbe west one-third part of in lot No. four nunured and twenty-one i2i in the Citv of Columbus, as the same is designated on the map of said City, being the same premises conveyed to the said Susan Motter by tne SSia IO.n urauer AUU n mmtm A. ju. wikp uj deed of ev-n date with said mortgage and situ, ted in said City, County and State aforesaid. Appraised at h.jio. Sheriff and Master Commissioner. L. Ekqush, Attorney. Printer s fee (aug21td) SHERIFF'S AND MASTER COMMISSIONER'S SALE. -Jane S. Stone v. John Eckert et al. Court of Common Pleas of Franklin county, State of Ohio. In pur suance of an alias order of sale from said Court to me directed, I will offer for sale, at The Franklin Conntv Fair Grounds embrace over ninetv atfes. eliiriblv situated on Broad steeet, a snort distance east oi tne city, ana is mil nMst.l. wit V. .11 t! Miuuirt llTli Tl CTH . : .. . . , . , , I , , . i Ji - Ar4ii rMT,. Umim. sna stsiis xor a large aispiay, uu wo iiiemium puuuo iuduvu. , . . : list is very extensive ana uoerai. Admission t. the Grsa.si, 35 cent.. HA ELKO AD ARBANiiEMENTS. The Bal- timor. and Ohio KaUrnad will carry passengers during the Fair from Newark and lntermeoiate stations: the Socking Valley from Lancaster and intermediate station b on Wednesday, Thurs- dav and Friday: and tbe pan-iianai. irom ur- bana and Xexia and intermediate stations, on Thursday, September 7, only, at excursion rates. J. M. FtTSON, Vice President. C. S. GLENN, Secretary. H. U'&AHIS, 'A'reasurer. ang22-u3Uwtsep2&.w2w XTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Liio iu ivii iav r . - o , i i wa a letter that the regeneration of r ranee I leaped from his carnage and nurriea on a.1 can be effected by no otner means man a throngn tne avenues iu seaiyu w o reeime based on religion, conscience anu iear ones, jjisoovenng ms o nii"K morality. in company with a perfect stranger, who STREET CLBAWlflU I was iamiliariy cwconiug auu ti.a rlA.ninff of many back Btreets for I with his child, with a cry of rage and some months past seems to have been en- despair he sprang upon the supposed iu- tirely neglected. The city authorities vader of his family peace, seized him by have apparently done nothing in the the throat, and presented a revolver at nr.fa,it.htttjtndinir the faot that hi. breast. The wife, innocent of any '""i ."j.n j I . . j '(.ii. i., nraaaniw tor tight under a pressure oi inree nunureu about seventy idoubsuu uoi.. wrong, retauievi """""'""'J r"rT pounds. The pipe to be in fifty feet lengths, " 'rZ order of sale from said Court to to have been paid last month alone for of mind, and begged, plead and implored th flexible l5inu on each end. Bids can be "iSiX I will offer for sale, at public street cleaning. him to await an explanation. Upon mad. for furnihing the rtpe without Jomts, or mnctloll iHh. door of th Court House, in the TO.T,,r,RfiE pf aoiis:. the stranger giving his name the mer- for pips and The horse disease is still prevalent in j,, BrooKiyn, anu tuere - - H hA nAmB trreatlv T ( tne l . 1 1, V ru.ii. i iuk wdv ...... ... -, Offick of thb Trustees of "Watkb 'Works, I COLUMBUS, UHIO, AUgUSt 11, IS'l. 1 Sealed nroDosals will b. received at the office of the Trustees of the Water Works of the city of Columbus, Ohio, until Saturday, September 4, 1871, at 12 o'clock M ., for making and delivering west f the Penitentiary, four hundred feet, more or less, of ten men Doner iron pipe, rawiourm inf.h thinV riveted and caulked, so as to be wa ter tight under a pressure of three hundred n the oity of Columbus, Ohio, on Sa-tarday, She a T f SJeptemoer, A. A. 1B?1) at S o'clock P. !., the following described real estate, to wit.situateo. in tne county oi raauu, in the State of Ohio, and in th .city of Columbus. aad bounded and deacriDea as iouowb, to wiv : Thirty-five feet and one and one half inches (3S ft V$ in.) in width by one hundred feet (100 ft.) in length off from ths middle part of in-lota Nos. 80 and 81, tbe said lot fronting 35 feet and 1!4 inobes on JAouna street, au running south 100 feet, and is on the south side of Mound street, near Soioto street, and is bound ed on the west by a part oi sua lots owneu uy Frederick Bidlingmair, and on the east by a part of Mid lots owned by T. Leach, and is the same property conveyed by JUaniel sunn ana who w laidJohn Eckert, May 5th, A. J. 1869, and re corded in book 98, page 197, Franklin county records of deeds, to which leferenoe Is hereby made. Appraised at $3,800. Sheriff and Master Commissioner. Horace Wilson, Attorney. Printer's leestS. aug2-td SHERIFF'S AND MASTER COMMIS-S sioNEE'S SALE. Wm. H. Dunniok vs. George W. Bradley. Court of Common Pleas of Franklin county, state oi vuwi. i.y nisbed without joints the contractor must rivet tbe joints on tbe pipe at tne contract price ior Saturday, the 3d Day of September, A. 0. 1S71, -- J it IS iniaUlOUS, UllCU ug long time to come the great and vanett tor greatiy moved. "To interests of the united Kingdom .dEm- Pnt"rD',r petroleum." pire at large, together with the "traor- "S""1 Snneomwry to do so," the public Xou mano aminated N. G. Oglesby for Represents f t .rdnong burdens of legislation. . . , were full of it." replied dred hones belong log road laid up with it. ABOUT THK INTERNATIONALS. A mRetincr of tha International So ciety was held yesterday, and arrangements made for the collection of funds to aid tho Communist exiles in Switzerland. . From Switzerland we have news of the Internationals. A letter in the Journal de Bruitelt states that a meeting ot Avnirrl. and inauired tne name oi his mother. Upon the announcement nt hAr name. the husband fell with & erv of iov upon ths neck of the stranger, crying, "Brother, broth- nrt'' It was indeed his lone lost brotner, whom he had been separated from since Ahiiahnnd. In bovhood they had lived in an eastern home, and one, seized with the spirit of adventure, went to the Paciffc Plpposal. wiU be received for layieg the At 1lo'clock P. M- th.JoUoJ iiw in the Scioto river west of the Penitentiary. bidders will state the price per foot for laying the pipe, and all trenching which may be re- nnirArt urawinps ana .Deciucatiuu. uui seen at tbe oOioe of the Trustees. The Trustees reserve th. ngbt to reject any ana an Dias. By order ot tbe isoara oi xrusteep. augl9-eod2w Secretary, O. F. EXCURSION .....a aitn.tA(l in the oonQtv State or onio, to wm, io xi. , c son's addition to the city of Columbus, in Franklin county, and State of Ohio. APPr.lu at gjj-rjEL THOMPSON. Sheriff and Master Commissioner. Wm. H. Duknick, Attorney. . . Printer's fees S6.00. aogi-td HE RIFF'S AND MASTER COMMIS- S ., - - M: l. h nominated N. G. Oglesby for Representa- Dot MiLlloaa bardens of legislation. President did not seem to deny his affili-. . t. rji.vi a ii... (.. nmniiiitMl t,a .njitinn nt the revenues, revived 1 "T" .J ! . .: i a.if Ma nnrity ot pontics, nt. itive. iu skuia, j - , . r th ation wita tue iuki uahuu. u.j LxuL dich. w ith the Radical, ao that D, Norman Baker. I. Montgomery ti vit, - trade -nd Ue ppect. of .the TJl their candidates are E. John Kennedy. At the. Democratic E. Barney and Convention . aa t n.t th.t thAM and all other boun- r piii.na will aver meet with a I t I fitting acknowledgment from a grateful they may eaia two votes in the Legisl i. ThAM two votes may decide wno -t,.u .nnAi Jiinx Rhkrman in the Sen at. It is admitted on all hand, that the BethDhio, Hon. L, B. Leeds was nom- eonclusion of the speech, the contest will be close, and that the Bern-1 inated by acclamation for re election to I Lord chanouor declared the adjourn- . iS tw a m.inr t on lolllt I ! KtatA Jsfln.tA Ior tne I OUTtU uuuicti 1 nf tha AAAAion of firiliniBDI uut.li ballot are as good aa the Radicals. . Mr I composed of the cosnties of Clermont I November 7, and the members soon after Mnxn proposes to make it a sure tmng Md Brown. We are giaa oi una. r. -g-- wm held in Eaat 8ar. for the Gkasx people by aiding them to I Leeds waa one of the most useful mem-1 xhursday next for a member of Par- two members. Again, we say: what aiber of the lash Senate, iis is a sounu i lilkiriAnt to nil the vacancy cansea oy n..,,ni Ani hu nroTAd bimseii an en- unariee ourwu. I ' I . f ..MminAnt nArannaOA. :v. J ..J l,..ut l.oi. .lor TTa will I a. BUi"" r tlrr connected Y tlr Jn. he had not protested, and never thought t of them. Tha annouacemant that General Gea. I United States upon business ot an im- 6 details which were W. McCook aud Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton portant nture fnnAAi loan of the United States sent in I to London from the continent to Jay .magnificent Democrat ! . Nor da we attach the weight of a straw to Miller's pledge that the wUl vote for j a. namm-ratia nominee for Senator. I Committee, is a Freemason, was at tne Central Committee on tne lutn oi niarcn, was not at the Rne dea Rosieres. and knew nothing of the execution of Gener ate Thomas anu Liecomte. " to say that he bad not opposed the law nn lhA hnatao-es. but should himself have executed them; had said the only way to save their brethren at Versailles waa to threaten reprisals. An eye ior anjeye waa hi.snaxim. Gancan exclaimed, "Yon t.v-A t.hraA Avea for one." He had signed rhA rlArA for the DUllinK uown oi tue Vendome Column. Otherdecrees imputed to him he had not sitrneu, du aumitieu r," T" .7. " i. .1.. at nnvA coast, failed to write nome, anu oecauie, capita!. ot Europe - V""L "n;t,ArTin St. Louis, where the first m"" reK"Lrel""'""1"' irdW after a somewhat recently eojoyru, ;;,i .v,wlnr... and the recoenition KVADING UUAKANTIHH. I r Certain parties have been evading the took place New York quarantine. Men sick with ..., IErobi. A Il.abaad Bewdered TJesperalr. Lancaster. Lo&an. ersatllA. M ; returning, P. M. Nelsonville. arriving at Ath- leave Atnens at auglS-dt vellow fever were surreputiousiy J .... ... . 1 C TA..k brought into tnis city oy wv xciw Ambov, two or three days ago, from the bark D. C. Chapin. A outraeed husband at Cheyenne, TheBoiSAofAIdn w to have Wyoming Territory, where female suf- TICE TO COADEALERS. held a special meeting at 1 o ciock inis trage ana ino puntiuai -rr-' I propoeals will be received at the AuditM's afternoon lor tne purpose oi rawiiun tenances pertaining inereto ate ioSu..-1 omce untu niBssaoe from the Mayor, and also printed ! . ..., ih fmaie inrv business ia o'clock neen, September ft, nns nf thA nitv accounts, but no QUO-OU . . , .lr.4i,, nnliverv of 5.000 bushels of good mer f'" -js-. thrniinn the Uneyenne lxomct, auu u -vr "tj" ti- tr.iio. mi thA Cnnrt nn. nrUdTI I. Ull Hll 1IUIUU1VUI WM I - "O I UDUlMUlu iiw.u.. - ".-J ' . . I . i ' c t:.. .ff.t. .lurlinunt Hfimn frnm n,u umtir harMinimi USu till cuucoubj . I J . 1 Mnrder Conntv Comi That's a mere bait to catch gndgeona. xt. .-ii wArirlikalv SO vote." llO nii, " " J ,a nnminea. Otherwise, he ill I would speak at Hillsboro on Saturday last, attracted one of the largest crowds of ths I .. . .x i . ;n.t hn in I .um.nr, nf the conntv that has assem-1 paV MnCnlloch & Co.. bankers of the snake tne pes ie. ' ' .f. fiM I Z2XZZ.in advance of the opening of - . xt .La DariiAal ' m AnAl76rB MASS liAiniT W1I.I1 LAIC ASAwAaVwM . c UVW MVa& ...J .ii .f..l- V-.V Al - tj:- wviuol Tslwlire sra not qnoiu mi. i xb qbswoiusuao uuure a w-u -uw AJiSj jniiaiv-s I O-- - 1 . - . a fllfill ,; I (.IgUUgUISUCU ,v su,HH a .A.Ina I a a ssi.si a. AssiBB.vtVadinf rrinrt rs-k sail We have not room to-oay ppoinuieui. re ...v. ,;u that anirirest themselves in I ,' notwiUUnding, a meeting unusual j, it., . ... .n,i;Av and mani-1 sn and enthasiasm was held. Cols, renni w inn.i.a """ j ... . , , t r .... - j festo. To our Democratic menas in mo .pnnntrv we say that the whole mov ment nas ior ii.uuj. iuo 1 . . . Annntv. on ... -. o r I n Mill HlUVUtUK . certain personal aims oi miaxkk. r i, ciark cf Boardman for Tt,.i:..1. asa iiAtiAa-nAd thAV hnn 1 UUIlJiut- Htuiua... -r..T'"' WAn,Antative. H. Manchester ot uan -aV n a li it nna uc .ww Twwn ivt uuisvw a " . TVAAAnaaar 1 A I field fOT UtSenawr.rom..ttuuS.-,r --- Prosecution Attorney, nk-rill and Baber ana tion. nelson Barrere being the speakers. Democratic Convention at can- Saturday, 7 he the books to-morrow, already amount to twenty millions, or more manone-tiu.r-... r thA whole amount allotted to Eu rope. Th i bonds are active on the Stock xcnange at 14 so i NKW8 AMD GO88IP. ThA nnt.tn hlio-ht has developed to an alarming extent iu iroauu, .uu ed the crop is almost ruiueu. i.ivint. and to continue the present infa- ...n ConeresBional jerrymander, which allows a Congressman for every 15,600 Jtadieai votee ;d requires for a Demo- Elias Marburger of Jackson for Recorder, C. Beek of Springfield for Cosnrjussioner, and James Williams 01 tuiworw firmary Director. broueht to light at the trials created the . . . i . ! n . m n t 11,1 nrnfnnndMt inairQStlvu ... .... ti French public. A FRAUDULENT BOND CASK. William A. Bartis, President of the Era- Din City Fire Insurauo company, nas been arrestea ou 1 j 6 c AMinn Willi irailtV suwwiDusio, ut B United States uve-iweoiy regiatereu bond for ten thousand aouars, which uau been stolen and the lnuorseineni aitereu. Rnrtis Dromntlv eave Bail, anu nis exam ination will take place to-morrow. Last fAii William fc'. LauDen, jr., naa ouiee oi tue r.iu- i.uwv.uP 1 j dA.tr.rnom in the JOUn UrigUS OSS revu i I -- -r- ... ln.nr,n Cnnimnr .nn.A hia narliamencarv I wire ny i r j rtiit.iAAnAvr.AAji.inn. Oneen Victoria, who remains at isaimo- ral, is again sick. flEBntnl THE MtW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IS GER MAN T. New York, August 21. A correspond nf orhirh Lindlev aiurray tSAn Pr.i'ent. In October Lamler obtained from Murray a loan on tne oona in n action. The directors ot tne Uom n.nv diainnroved of the transaction, and Murray required Lambert to take up the bona ana return tne uiuu.y maueu which he was able to do by obtaining 810NEK 3 SALE. John Eckert v. ujni I Bruner et si. Court of commn iriea. 01 Franklin county. State 01 umo. in pnniuui an alias order of sale from said Court to 'me directed, I wiil oner tor saie, at puuuo .. at the door of tho Court House, in the city of Columbus, Ohio, on COLUMBUS TO ATHENS, Ob Satardar. August 36. The fare for round trip only TWO DOLLARS, 8l-rly, thejl September, .'""" , " j n . n w. 1.. a .-l.w.v'P XT thA followine aesoTiDea real rh.Mf.e.nvr- C. C. and L C. depot at 7:3U A. JU-, stopping; . "iZ?7 IW South deriot. tiroveporx, vincnester, wuruu, 1 is tne aj.iikij v , . y . - THK ABOVE DENIED. hiA rlnmestlO DlStorV. tils WHO wits H. T. Helmbold denies tnat ns attempt- .nmmo.d mnd .mpannled as a juror in ed to commit suicide at L.ong wancn lrnnnrtant case. When night came, ja while gaming, naving - . concluded, the hus- barrelhe Pn ontth bandTpplled to the court to have his clean it. and accident- -n-,.. there were several small child en there requiring her atten tinntha smallest, in fact, being in a to-dav. and says while gaming, having discharged ono u tn th barrel to allv dischareod the other barrel by touch ing tne OOCK Wll-U UIB KUUD. ia nijutiDO are slight Bv order County Commissioners. - - a ff 1TTT.W Auditor Franklin county, Ohio. augl7-dltawtd (Westbote copy. M OUNT ST. MARY'S CONVENT, IN CHARCK OF WASHINGTON. The Ladles of Loretto, IIA.TIIIXO, Order lteveke J..r.ua satps Bontwell declare, forGrssl-Application nefn.ed The New I.ua. "WAsniNOTOS, August SI, 1871. ORDER REVOKED. The special order recently issued from the War Department retiring Colonel George Stonenian with the rank of Ma- ior General, as by direction of the Presi- J . . 1 1 j n . 1 1 dent, has Deeu rtsvuHou, anu uiunei Stonenian retired ou his rank as Colonel. QUARANTINE SHIPS. The committee appointed by the quar antine commissioners 01 mew lorE, oon entof a city paper, who haa interviewed j loan on the bond from Condit t Consisting of A. N. Bell and C. H. Haawell, .Lninif nnndition. owine to the fact that it had not been habituated to the use of the bottle. But the husband's request was denied. The Judge said the jury could not be separated. 1 he bnsbana tnen re-n nested permission to send the infant to ih. mnthor. This wss also refused, on th- .rrnnnd that the law does not permit a thirteenth person in a jury-room, and th.rA i. no statute to show that an infant in arms is not a -person ' wiwim iuo t.nt .nil mA.nino of the law. The desperate husband then attempted high ground, overlooking the city and lake. irlrf-. nnnrt. t. nd all the iurors . EnRliahsnd French .education, and boarding, iu iuuuuo - - - ----r." - flv,. 1 1100 per annum. Italian, opanisn, Jkiusio, etc, t hia honsa for the meht ; but the tltort I was failure, and the husband was in- I Education of pupils thorough and complete In formed that quarters had been proviaeu every department 01 Rtuuv. iorinra ui Hu"". . .i ii... if k. pr.n.nra nermitted to His Lordship, Kt. Bev. for his wife at tne notei, " " T.srC" i..ii r Bmiit,. . j v tn hpr for a moment be I """t1 , ", rr . hAVA to take the place of the cook. The husband went home. How he got FORTY-TWO MILES FROM NIAGARA FALLS. st Warv's ranks smong the leadini. Institu tion. Kducation in the British Provinoes, and is snroassea Dynone. iwaiuiii. lenu win- nn the first of Sentember. Hamilton oontains twontv-tive thousand pou- ulntion, and is one of the most beautiful cities in Ontario. The Convent is cnarmingiy situatea upon deed from George Baumsn and wife, dated An- trust S, A. B. 1864, ana oy aeea irom wourge oe.-senaur and wife, dated April 30, 1864. R corded in the Recorder's office of said eonnty, hook 33, pases 439 and 44U; mortgage reoorua. Ippraised at tlrSOJ Qpsoj,, Sheriff, and Master Commissioner. Horace Wrusow, Attorney.-Printer's fees. $7.00. ngS td SHERIFF'S SALE. BROCK AND Hours v. William Wilkinson. Court of Common Pleas of Franklin oountv, State of Ohio. In pursuance of an aUesfi-f. execution from "Tivrri. . n. Airt I will offer for sale, at public auction, at the door of the Court House, in th. city of Columbus, Ohio, oa SBtmrday, the 36lh day of An.n.t, A.D. at 2 o clock F. AC, tlie rouowing aesonnea reai estate, to wit, situated in the county of Franklin, State of Ohio, to wit, lota Nos. one, two and three, in the town of Grahamville, as per record ed plat .f said town. In the Recorder's omce of fTansjrn county, umo, wxpixny b... y 1-four inches off and from the south side of eaoli of said, lota, one, two and three. Apprai SAMUEL THOMPSON, Sheriff. I. T. Hourss, Attorney. Printer's fees. t8. I'y81-" For particulars and prospectus, ar.tn7 iHoress. mount rn. juai j .i3iiw Ontario. augie-dlw GBOCEBS. QROCERS. BROOKS & CO., Nas. 114 V if SOUTH HIGH STREET, cosnzb of chapel. febt-dtfj