Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-05-17

              a VOLUME XIXJ COLUMBUS. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 17. 1856. 0 mxml 10 PDBU8HIO DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY BT TBI . 1110 STATE JOURNAL COMPANY 1 ' incorporated wider the General Law, ERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE ., Oaiiy W 00 per year . lBv the Carrier, per week..,.. ViH ets. Ti Wxwii.t .... 8 00 peryear, WfKKlV I .... . Clube of ten and over ........ 160 " TERMS OF ADVERTISING BV THB SQUARE. 1 .. (TO UHBB Oft US UII A BQDAK1.) '. lue square 1 year ..SIS 00 ; one square 8 week a.. . 3 hi " monthe 12 00 ; on " !i weeks... 3 )ne " S months 10 00 ; on ' " 1 wank.... 1 On " Smooth 8 00 ; one ; " 8(Uja 1 ''One " month 60 ; on " 2day.... ; Una ' " 1 month 4 eO : on 1 insertion ' (vitia'ytj) WJirKnamenU half mora than tha (bove rat.". -,WY' ' " v ' ' ' Advertisement, leaded and placed in in column ''ripenlalNotloea'douiktAe ordinary rata, ' " All notice reauired to b Dubllshed bv law. legal rat, If ordered on the Inside exclusively after the Brat ireek. , ' 60 per cent, more than the above rataa ; nut eu snca wit appear in tee jri-weexiy wnnout cnarge. . ., ,; . bnaineaa Carda, not exceeding Bv lines, per few, In aid, e'A&O per lln :, outside t'i, ;i. , ii Notice of meeting, oharitebl Moittiea, Ore eompa- nies, fte., tarrprtcs " ."' .. i-; Marriage notices 25 cents'." In iH inttancr will they ap psar, unloipatd for.' ' ' . ' . ' Advertiaeroent not' accompanied .with written dlreo-.'' tiona will b.inaertd till furbld,. and charged aocord- mgiy. .. . , , i ,, r; t . v -t ,i .AU traitrienl adturiiMoKnti iui be pawl in adaance, Tbi rulewtll not D varteq iron). . . ( i , Weekly, aunt price aa tha Dally; where th advertiser usee the weekly alone, vvnere iuv .naiiy- uuf ti.ij , are both need, then the-abarge for th Weekly-will be halt the rateof the Daily.'" ' '" I . ii,..!. ih -....nt vttMa.' ih advertiser vara mouh lor the span he occupies, the ohange being chargeable with the oompoaltieo only. Tliia plan ii now generally aaoptea. ;-. .....,,,, ( " '." WILLIAM SAGER, "if BOOT 8c SHOEMAKER, High St., East aide, six rloprrSouth of Town at., ; apriB-yl i'-'OOLUMBUS, O. DR. -MORRISON; Office. Southwest romer of Town audt Third streets. , .. : -Thoae Indebted for former kervicea will' Rnd their 1.1. nlMiu ' r ,n-:in,il ' . rdwuuw tb v.... -j ; Piano Fortes and Organs TUNED & REPAIRED IS THE BEST MANNER,' ' 33v O". S. PORTEIl. ax3L.0rdr left at Keed'a Piano Forte Roerai will be promptly attended to. - -i : man-u ,' OLIVER ZIEtJENFCSS. Teacher of - the Piaiio Forte. For terma, he., apply at room 82, latl'a MualcSUire. Neil Honae, or Gil. deo.21'55 ljd i MRS. M. HOPPERTON, FASHIONABLE MILLINER, ' (01B STATO 0 HPtCT A BAIL,) ' 1I1QH STREET, COLUMBUS. -3traw Hata Bleached and Prcaaed. aprlO-ly ,,r- - , REAL ESTATE. joniv w. BAKian., REAL ESTATE BROKER, Office in Hlatt'a Building, 'Weat ot the roat Kmc. - HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME E. L. COBB3, Eaq., for th purpoae of doing a General Agency Boaineaa, we are prepared iu duj, i tnr nthni-a nn the moat accommodating terma. all kinda of Real Properly, Railroad, and other Bonds and Stocka of all aeaonpuona. P" CHADNCKY N. OLDS. J03LPH H. GEIGER. OLDS & GEIGER, Attorneys ,t Xexxr, COLUMBUS, OHIO. rjOflicB in the Odeon Uuilding.Q myl-6md F. D. KIMBALL, Attornoy General, COLUMBUS, OHIO, WILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL Buninesa in tlia Courts of Franklin county, the Supreme Court", and the U. S. Courtaof the Northern and Southern Dietricta of Ohio. apr2 dtf , ALLEN G. THURMAN, Attorney ,t Law, COLUMBUS, O. OFFICE ON HIGH STREET, febJO ly Between Friend and Mound ta. i. ouiBPios. T. Locan. R. E. CHAMPION & ' DiltKRS IS B. WAIKFJ CO., CAMBRIDGE, HOCKWO, NORTHERN, ZANE.1-VILLE AND BLACKSMITH. Yard and Ottke near Railroad Depot, Bo26 . COLUMBUS, O. I. w. ixnaiwa. 8. H. co: ANDREWS & COX, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ,. Office, No. 1 Platt't building, Btute atreet, no23 d8m COLUMBUS, OHIO. CHARLES 8. BELL, Attorney at Law. CONSTANS' BU1LDINO, HIGH ST., ap28-U CoLUBRca, Ohio. : STAFFORD At SMITH, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS PoIumDui, Ohio. ale of Real Estate, Btooka. Household Furniture. Dry . Gooda, Groceriea, Horaea, Carriage", lie, &c, attended to in city or eouniry, on me moat reaaonaoie terma. Liberal advance" on consignment - docl-d ly fx : COAL ! COAL ! COAL I T AM NOW DAILY RECEIVINO A GOOD X article of Coarse Grate Coal, and will aall either at de pot or deliver coal on the ahortest notice, at the lowest ugure oi in maraei, anu warrant to give aatisiaction. JAMES O'KANE, oc23 Sole Agent of Zanesvllle Coal and Lumber Co. AGRICULTURAL: MOWING MACHINES. WE ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY alowera to those who wiah a reliable Machine one that baa been thoroughly teated, and haa proved un eq uiyocally superior to every other. With the conditions of our warrantee, evorv nractical laminr win aaetne rony oi experimenting wilu new ma cbtuea. We warrant our Mower to give aatisiaction and to be superior to any oiner, tne purchaser being the judge. t If a machine does not give satisfaction, immediate no in iiiiui u, . MIM1LKIN CO., aprtHm Urbana, Ohio. RAILROADS. WM. A. GILL'S AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOUSE, East Bide of High street, half way between Broad and Gay ata., one door North ot J. M. uaruware store. McCune'a jell aPrila aUaraiOB eiauulai JUST RECEIVED AT THE AGUCULTU- " Jwva, WAKKHOUSE and SEED STORE, the largest and a aanjB J, oi GARDEN AND FLOWER REEDS. ver before tiirared In this cltv For sale bv .. . i . . wf. A. mil , ' Neil'a Now Building, High street, north of Broad. V ' FRESH BULBS. 1 TUST, RECEIVED AT THE.AGRICULTU- J RAL Warehouse of Win. A. Gill, a choice lot of Holland Bulbs, among which are a fair assortment of the ueni namea uyaclnths. mue, nea,,whiteand Yellow do. . , j Polyanthus Narcisaua. . Crocus In vsriety. , . , li r. Boat single and double Tulips. " r ; ! White, Gold striped and Double Lilys, 4o. , ' Foraala by ., , WM. A. GILL. ; ,nol3 High atreet, north of Broad. MARIETTA. AND CINCINNATI , ., . .ANlt j ... II I LLSBORO RAILROADS, ! OPENED TO ATHENS, 157 miles East of Cincinnati. ' Daily Trains bet. Athens & Cincinnati. miMK CHANfiED ON AND AFTER MON- X DAY, the 6th of May, 1856, the trains will run as follows, until lnrtner notice: First Train Leaves Chillioothe at 5 :00 a. m.. and ar riven at Cincinnati at 10:45 a. m., and Columbus at 3:20 p. m. Second Train Leavei Chlllicolhe at 12 m., after th arrival of the Train from Atheus and Portsmouth, and arrives at Cincinnati at 4:49 p.m. , and Columbus at 11:30 p. in, . , .RETURNING: First Train Leaves Cincinnati at 6:00 a. m., and ar rives at Cbillicothe at 10:20 a. m.. and connect with Train for Athena, Portsmouth, Zaleskl,-Jackson, and la- Becoud Truin Leavea Cincinnati at 8:30 p. in., anil ar' rirea at ChlllicoUw at 9.22 B. m.. and Hilleboro' at o:4o p.m. , ' First Train East leaves-CUlllcothe at 1:00 p.m. after the arrival of the train from Cincinnati, and. arrive at Athena at btBB' p..m.,. where lt.oonnectawitn stages for Marietta, romeroy, faraarsourg, and other point and returning, leaves Athens at 6 a, m., and arrivoa alClilll- eothe atl0:36a. m,, oonnectlng withthe,train''fbrCln, cinnntlf Hlllaboro and COnmbna J - taja, , w.k.ahthuk, Bupr. I : 7; New and; Direct Route riRINDSi'ONES-A FINE LOTo:t$&. FEf E pirrfbur6 B, KX KEA'-' coarse, aharp grit Grindstonea, suitable fori ''-V 1 f PHILADEI farmers' use For sale by together with cranks, friction rollers, fee. I jaio hm. .a. t,iA..- TTAYr STRAW AND CORN STALK CUT J. X.TEK3, of nearly all the moat aonroved kinds! a(hidh are the celebrated "Rocheater Cutting -Boxe for general purposes' 12 aiiea, varying in price frm W to of those iuvaluable machlnea. For sale at tha ActIcuI- DOLTGLASg PATENT CAST LIFT-ING AN'D FORCING PUMPS, aU GalTanUed, jpuiup.eiattinBj tbbih ana spouta. cast lrop and """""u trriiuuruB, uynrau nc rams, aic,, bj , j i it4hn ln. .,.U....itn t r. . . , . iNnrin oi broad. M It m ar b. at. . " " ; rmcaiuzca inaia ltubber. i - TUST RECEIVED FROM THE BOSTON O Belting Company Manufactory, a good assortment of ivuim uoiirag, irom x to iu inches wlrto, 3 and 4 ply. 1 1 oieam racaing or ail a na. ..,uni.ia r... r.ui-A4i Steam Joints. ' : . F " ' Hydrant Hose, warranted to stand a pressure of 75 wonaucting jioso, suitable for light conducting purpo- Ganlen Engines. Connllnn. T4nna Plnte. Jhld. t T.- R..J. av. T .. .' ' - .-r", """V ror saio'at the Agricultural Warehouse or ' u WM.A. GILL.: no13 High street, North of Broad. VHir.ADRI.PmA ' . . ; y f : 'jr. i . BAI J1HORR, i i" '.' l.i s '. ... I. - ,'. . I NEW YORK, and tho riiucipal bMlern ciif.eBt; , . ',:--:..; .; I. VIA .: .) I SteubcQville & Indiana Railroad, Wblch (s now completed and In successful operation between Newark and S-tuebenville. . PASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE LEAVE COLUMBUS via Express Train Central Ohio Railroad at 10:1(1 A, 11, connect at Newark with th above road to Hteubenville, where they arrive at 6 P. M. : leave im mediately on FIRST CLASS STEAMERS running in con ttectionwlth the road: and alter a comfortable nlght'i reat, reach Pittsburgh in time for th 1 A.M. Train of the . , , PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD for Philadelphia, Baltlmort and New York. 1 .': " 'i - : r FARE.' . ' .. .. - ;- : Columbue.to Steubenvilla..' ...t 81 ! ., " ; "Pittsburgh..- 4 Iti " I'hilaUelpbla 13 00 " Baltimore J3 75 " New York. ;.v j. I 1660 NUMBER 244. RAILROADS. 1850. Great Western Route. 1$56 . COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA -rm 'OB WOUO 'AND WILLOW WlltPJ AUUUU AaSUKTjBJENT OF TUBS, BUCKETS. Keelera. nlain and nalnte.1 fnium. Tl,.r,n.n,. eier, oyiioder, Barrol and Tub Churns, all sizes. ButtT rtiuia, aiuuiua, uiuies, Bpailei and Spoons: Steak Mauls Rolling Pins, and Potato Mashers; Toy WheelbarrowB, fco. Willow Baskets : so uare and per and Trunk do. ; plain and oovsred Market do. X great ..o-jr u. M)Lkii:uie. nuraaoa rancv KaaKeia: unir i.n and Feed do. At the Agricultural Warehouse. Neil's New nuiiuing, nigu si , north ot Broad. nou WM. a. oni. AVr Passengers bv this route have the advantagebf r4wwx jarr and are not suhjeoteu to hotel bills at rltts bumh. : - , Passengers and batrgage conveved from tho boat to.the depot free f charge. . . i ... i i For through tickets, please apply at the ticket "fflce of the Central Ohio Railroad. j a. W. FULTON, Snp't. Laiatctti DSftxxrt, i General Agent.. .. ; -i . - nol6 L ITTLR MIAMI AND COLUMBUS & XENIA IT ARROWS-IRON AND STEEL TOOTH ax HAKKUWH, reveraable and expanding, a verysu- E.ia ' J . J1"" Wftl. A. .GILL, Cinoinuatl, aa fullows : . , DOWNWARD. Imts Arrive at Columbus.' Cincinnati. il:46A. M. i K:02A.M. 12:80P. M. 4:43P.M 8:30 P. M 1:23A.M. UPWARD, Leave Arrive at Clnclnuatt. ' Columbna. 0:00 A. M. :66 A. M 10:00 " 8:20 P.M. 0:00 P.M. 11:30 ALL DOLiu a PATENT CONCRETE riKK rKOOF SAFES, all sires, warranted to keen ry inaide, unquestlonablvone of the beat mamirarctnrud ssfea in the oountry, For sale at manufacturer's prices u n.u,inn!iuu, i uie agricultural warenoiiHe ot WM A fill I j18 High street, north of Broad. The 2:46 A.M. Train from Columbua connects at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, IndinnaDolis. Lalayett , Chicaeo. St, l,ouis, anil all points west; connects at Morrow lor numiHKiQU.urciaviiiee.na Lancaster; ana at L,oveiand's . uui.vuiouku .uubuuiicoin. mm, einnati for IiuisnUe by the boats. - ilie i'j:au I'. 11. Tram, lrom Columbua, connecta at lULTlvATORS THE BEST LOT OF J Reversuble Steel Teeth Cultivators ever nfT.rnri in ima market, for sale cheap at tho Agricultural Ware- uou.e, oy jam WM, A. UIU., High St. MEKY'S PATENT ONE AND TWO Horse Powors. Ihrashinar Vaohinsa. and rirnnlar ow nuts ior sawing railroad wood, tc, hy J' WM. A. KILL. 0 X YOKES AND BOWS. A GOOD AS- flurtrnent ot each. Wheelbarrown, aa excellent article, for i.1, narli. At tha Airrlcaltiiral Varuhouna. hv deVi WM. A. fill.r,. Alio A . Ot. A I BtlU, ITUUl ltllUUJaJUD. I.UUUVI.iO ! LondoQ for Springfield, laytont Indianapolis, &c; con necting at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, Indianapolis, lAfayett,Chicago,St. Louin, and all points went; ooDoeot-inir at Morrow for Wilrninorton. Circleville and Lancaster and at Lorelaodft, forHUlHborough and Cbillicothe; and at i.incinnaii wun tne u. sl fil. x. it. ior Louisville. The 8:00 P.M. Train from Columbun connects atLon don for Hpring(it?ld; and at Xenia lor Dayton, Richmond inuianapous, Terre Haute. Vtacennen anu Bt. Loma. Air Kor other Information addIt to T. Locoh. Aeent. or M. h. Dohkbtt, Ticket Agent, Columbus; Wh. Wkight, Agent, Springfield; A. W. (Stark. Agent. Xenia; A. Li. Lima, Agent, or P. W. Stkahkr, Gflneral Ticket Agent, Liincinnaii. w. a, tilibUr.Ni' no30 Suwrintendmt, grocers! SEYMOUR'S PATENT GRAIN DRILL AND GRASS EEF.D SOWERS. Price $90. For Bale at iu Agricultural warehouse of iaIA TO . r ni-, . tt. .in,,,, niKOBl. I-,-, .,,, , , ... m,. . . . 2ES I J- and new frfenda wlthMe most complete stock of goods ever oiiered In this nmrket, among which may be found george Mcdonald, Successor to John .Miller & Co., NO. 94 HIGH ST., OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL HOUSE. IPoIsal it Reiaxl Dealer in Choice family Groceria. 'pHERMOMETER CHURNS, FIVE SIZES J. 'J to 17. Barrel, Cylinder, Tub, and Straight Churns. roraaieoy . . aeia WM. A. GILL, rjBASS SEEDS. KsNTncgr Blur Grass, uivuaiu Qi.Ba, mu top anu uinorny neeii. n me Agriuiniurai warenauge, Dy del2 WM. A. GUI. OAUSAGE AND MEAT CUTTERS, FOUR aires,' th best article now :lo see, with iron boxes, nice S4 to io. i SAUSAGE 8TUFFER3, FOUR SIZES, a superior article. Prico $2.26 to $4.26. At th Agricultural Warehouse, High street, by de!2 vM. A. GU I,. WELL'S PATENT GRASS SEED SOWER. One of the beat machines ever used forthat pur pose. Prlce$4. For sale at the Agricultural Warehouse. ui-,1, .. i.i. . ..... ' '"R""--!" J" 101. A. lilLLi. the following articlea. via: ijoai, CTUHueo, i-uueriteu ana uranuiated sugars. Mocha and old Government Java Cotl'eea. Black and Green Teas of the finest trades. Tappioca, Bago, Farina, and Wheaten Grits. Corn Starch, Pearl Barley, Oat Meal. VermlclUl aud Maocaroni. Rice Flour,Cooking Extracts. Currie Powder and Irish Moss. Pine AddIo Cheese. Coopers' iBlnglass and French Gelatine. English, Freucb, and American Mustards. Hoda, Cream Tarter, and Baking PowderB. riokies, Latsups, luigtiab sauces, aud East India Pre- arvea. Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma and Coooa Sheila. Sardines, Olives, Capers, and Olive Oil. Stone, Wood, and willow Ware, In meat varietv. Toirether wiUi all the more stanlo articles in Grocer Business. N. B. All troods delivered to cltv enatomera free of - onarge. nov2e I'll I L. D. FISIIT.U, Civil Engineer, Sarvcyor and Draughtsman Blsbee's Blook, over Rudlsill's, High Htreet, Colninbns, Ohio. A LL KINDS OF LAND AND ENGINEER S. 1NO Surveying and leveling; Mapping Platting; siwouauwai auu ArcuiiAiciurai urawiug, promptly and satisfactorily executed. - Refer to M. L. Sulllvant, Eaq., Johnflraham, Esq., Col. fi Mclbery, 0, E. jy81-dlmwly COLUMBUS Water Cure and Medical Infirmary, FOR LADIES ONLY. THIS INSTITUTION IS NOW PERMA JL nentlyeatabllahtd.aituatedthre miles Northeastof in Miy, and reached by Broad atreet and the Granville Plank road, None but Female will be received aa pa-tlenta. Neither will It be mad a resort for pleasur Open at all aeaaons. , Ordinary terma seven dollar per week. . By success In the treatment of disease, and attention to business, the Proprietor hope to merit public eond-nca. W. MHKPARD. M. D, mar80-dly ' To the Citizens of Columbus. fl HE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING HAD A A large experience in th bnalnesa and .'?''... nowing th want of th aitiiena. haa. f L. IBCSP"! onclnded to establish a lln of CITY JSinS-HACKS, to run to aud from any part of ti'3Wi.;' necity. My Carriage. ar all new and .uuvenieui, To th ladle thl. will ,nnrA . M,n.'i.. .... of Shopping, attending Public Lectures, or of visitaug the Afferent Public Institution. By leaving word at th United Statea Hotel, Capital Houi; American, Neil Hone or Buckeye Hons, all orders will b promptly attended to. : Far aoh way, 16 cent.-jj j , ,Alin of OMNIBUSES will soon be rim regularly from the Court House to the Railroad Depot. Kure ten "nrlft5tfr' ' TH08' K'KWY DRESS MAKING MISS NEWLAND, OF r r r,'V. ft' "ould '""P'ctfully Inform the ladles of Columbus and vicinity, that aba la prepared to execute all order, or DRKHS'AND MANTILLA MAKING, of the most fashionable atylea, and on reaaonable terms at P' of Wnce north aid of Town at., aoven door. ' OMtofFunrth at,..'. ;..'., : . ,, . ,' ajajig-tf T"0-SAW MILL MEN. WE HAVafrjST received a Urge Invoice of Mnlay, Gate, Olroular Croji Out and other Saw. At th igi'oFth. GUI ua W. my24-w A JONES ft CO, agonda Agricultural Worka. Npw Vork Sflir-RnkinK Reaper, fl60. THE SIMPLEST, STRONGEST. MOST DURABLE, Widest Cut, and Lightest Draft Sxlc Rakxr ever invented., New York Hand Raking Reaper, 8125 Kutoliain Mowers, - . 115 Same combined to Reap, $20 additional. Seymour's Graiu Drill & Grass Sower, 75 Kendlebnrger's Portable Cider Mill and Press, 39 Prices at Shop. Transportation to be paid by purchasers. Letters answered promptly. Address the Manufacturers. WARDER, UROKAW A CHILI), febll-tmw Bnrlngfleld, Clark county, 0. JURIED BEEF-6000 LBS. DRIED BEEF, iaSkJrA j'wswAeyMB.. - -etaa (Sugar Cured,) for sale bv laid GEO. MoDONALD. Ifj BBLS. NEW-YORK GOLDEN SYRUP. 1W Kor sal by noil (I KO, MCDONALD, in BBLS. BELCHER'S ST. LOUIS GOLD W) EN SYRUP. For sale by 14 GEO. MollONAI.D. Cincinnati Advertisements. WANTED I Kff YOUNG MEN TO ACT AS AGENTS UJJ in a business light, pleasant and honorable, at huvj ui w ir muubii. ror luriuer parilctllara in regard to the buslnens, enclose postage stamp. Address II. B. CARTER, mar?B-8mw-8llP Haverhill. Ma.;. EMPLOYMENT! VOUNG MEN, DO YOU WISH TO MAKE X YOUR FORTUNE T Our agents ar making $30 to 9iu per wee.. rnrucuiiira will D IurUISIied free CJ charge, to thosu who enclose postage stamps, and addreas METROPOLITAN AGENCY OFFICE, mar25-3mw-Mii' HA VERH1LL, MASS. liKiiXO 1COCK FOUWDHY7" Established in 1814, MANUFACTURES STOVES, HOLLOW Ware, and all kinda of Heavy Machinery; Fur-naoe Castings, Patent Hot Blaat Pipes, fcc. We refer particularly to our Patent Cook Stove, the "DIAMOND," Which for convenience and ntlllty stands unrivaled Address O'NKIL ft HUNTER, Portsmouth, orO'NEIL HUNTKR, WOOD ft CO., Hanging Rock. ' Btovea for sale by P. B. DODRfDQE. mar28-dftw6m ... STRAWBERRIES, HOt A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS of the most approved kinds, including large Early Scarlet, Burr's New Pine, Hovey's Seedling, Dundee, Hudson of Cincinnati, tienese, Crimson Con, Moyaroensing, and several others, all true to name and unmixed price $l.t0 to $2 per 100, much less by the 1000. , . ... ', . Also, a fin assortment oi Gooieberry, Currant and Raspberry buabea. At the Columbus Nursery, on mil south. Prl0 M. B. BATEHAM CO, IMPORTANT TO BOOK AGENTS AND CANVASSERS. Benton's 80 Yearn View of the U. S. Senate, pOMPLETE IN TWO VOLS., EACH 739 KJ pages. Price $2.60 per vol. Of the nrat vulume 60,000 copies wore suld. The second volume will be ready In May. This work la sold oxclusively by subscription.Agents are wanted to canvass In every county of the WeKtorn and Southwestern States. To secure the best territory, address immediately W. A. CLARK ft CO., aprll ltil2mw-6np 141 Main St., Clnoinnatl, 0. MOURNING S TO R E. No. 59 FOURTH STREET, Between Waluut and Vlue Cincinnati, 0., DEALS EXCLUSIVELY IN MOURNING GOODS, and will keep at all times a large assortment Of Blank, White and Second Mourning Dress Goods, Embroideries, Undertakers' .Trimming, Arc. mar20-d2m aup HC. E. & B.'S PATENT IMPROVED HAIR a PICKERS Having, for the first time lino w opened, a supply of the above, we call the attention of Saddlers to the same, it being th only thing Invented for picking Cow and Deer Hair'lhoroughly, without taking up HUNTER, C0BURN, EDMESTON ft BARR, New Saddlery Hardware House, pr27-dtf No. 2 Chnrch Building, Walnut st. . Cin.. O, , ' ;' SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.: QUICKEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE ron TIIH WEST, Two Trains Daily- Sundays Excepted, riN AND AFTER THURSDAY, APRIL 24, W and until further notice. TRAINS WILL RUN AS EXPRESS leaves Columbus at 0:00 A. M.; arrives at Ur- ban at 11 :30 A. M. : and at Plaua 1:10 P. M eonrjeet. tng at Urbana with 12 M. Lightning Express Train oa i. n. at j.. r-i. n. K. lor SPRINGFIELD; DAYTON 'A CINCINNATI, (Diroct.) No cfaanffG of cars bet wean Urbana and CSitrlru nati. Aim eonaeota at Dartoo wlih trains on the G. fc GREENVILLE AND UNION, And with train oa the P. ft W., and la, C. R. R. for INDIANAPOLIS, LAFAYETTE, CHICAGO, TfcKKE iiAUTiS AJNJJ BT. L.UU1S; Also connects at Urbana with 12:20 P. M. train north on the M. R ft L. E. Kt R. fur . . BELLEFONTAINE, CLYDE, FOREST. SAN- DUSKY, TOLEDO &' CHICAGO, - And at Piqua aonnect with trains on the D, ft H .R.R. for '; , . TROY, DAYTON, &c, . " j ' . And with Packet line on Miami Canal for i MINSTER, BREMEN, ST. MARY'S,; &h., ' '. RETURNING, !i . Ltaves PIqua at 2:4S P. M; Urbana at 4:80 P; M"., bring mg from on M. K. K. passengers from Chicago, Toledo Sandusky, ftc., to Columbua at 7:00 P. M., and con nectinz with Nlebt Traina lor the North aud Ejst. ACCOMMODATION leaves Columbus at 1 :30P. M. ; arrives at urbana at 4:18 P. M-; at Pio.ua 8:V0P. M., connect ing at Urbana with 4 .43 P.M. Train oa M. R. X L. . R. K.reouth for SpringBeld, Dayton, Cincinnati, ftc. (arriving at CinclnnaU at 8 :20 P. M.) ; also north 9:33 P. M., Train for Bellefontaine, Union, Sandmky, ftc. . 1 ' ' ' T5r"TTTr,XTTVTn ' ; ' ' . Leaves Pio.ua at 6 A. M arriving at Urbana at 8:60 and arrives at Columbus at 9 b.7 A. M. ; connecting with 12 ' M. Train on C. O. R. R. for Zaoesville, Wheeling, ftc; " and with 10 A. M. Train on C, C. ft C. R R. for Cleve-' laud, Pittsburgh, &o, . Fare as Low as by any other Route. Forfnrther Information, or Through Tickets, apply to Hi B. 'BIGELOW. General Asrt.. Columbin:. WM. HAM. ULION,- Agt., Urbana; J, HALL. Act.. Pioua. Apr2S-dAwtf J. K. HliXIARD Baipt. L2SSS Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati RAILROAD. ' i : Winter Arrangement for 1855-56 Three Trains Doily from Columbua, in ooaneo- i : ttoa with Trains on the t.nne iiiiamt, and coiumbns and 'Xenia - Railroads. 1 EXPRESS TRAIN AT 10:05 A. M, A . stopping at Delawate. Cardinrton. Gallon. Craatllna Shelby, New London and Orafton, arriving at Cleveland at 2:40 P. M.; giving paaBengera vortt MiMrsd for dinner no oonneoting wuu tne i:as Y. M. raat Express Train on the Lake shore Road for Dunkirk. Bumilo. N.Y,,rl, hi. This Train couneots at Gallon with the Bellefontaine and Indianapolia Railroad, at Crestlin with the 1:30 Express on me unio anu rennayrvania uatiroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Sc., and tha Ohio and Indiana Rail- road for Fort Wayne; at Grafton with the 8:48 P. M. Train ror aoieao and Chicago, reaching Chivago 8 o'clock noxt nrtl.. , ' e x. an irain at 2 60 p. w. - atb tiona between Columbna and CleveiauV, arriving at Cleve land at 9:1ft P. M., oonnectinir at CreMlino with 0:00 P.M. Fast Train on the Ohio and Pennsvlvania Railroad for ruisourgu, wun tne onio ana Indiana Kallroadfor Fort Wayne, ftc; at Cleveland with the 0:30 P, M . Night Express Train on the Lake Shore Railroad for the East. 3, N'iuht Express at 12:16 P. M. : atonnlnir at ItaU-.p. and all way stations North of New Loudon and leaving paD.-,iKDn. ni, wcj bailUUS,CUUDUCllUg Bl V-reHllinO With .ue o:uu a. ai. iraiu on ine unio and fennsylvainla Hail road at Grafton with tbe Toledo rinv R.vhra.afn.i'hin.,.,. arriving at Chicago at B:3o P. M. .connecting at Cleveland wun tne Horning Tram on the lAke Shore Railroad for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New-York, c. AW lor through and local Tickets annlv at tha TlWal Otlico In the Passenger Depot ot the Cleveland, Columbua aim wncinnati, ana Little Hiaiul, Columbua and Xenla u.:iH..irn- ' .. ... ......... Columbua, Nov. I9,lB56,-dtf .S'npcrfnfrtion. DRUGGISTS. "Ohio Drug Store." rl 'UK UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR J. chased tha Anil.. nr )., A. ,.r r. i LITTLE, would respectfully solicit a contiuuance of the ii-iruu.iro so uoeraiiy Destowed on liim. No pains ou my part shall be spared to merit a continuance. Having seoured the services of a competent Druggist, Mr. Al-vkid Rrrson, the Physician aoa the publia can depend upuu uaviug prescriptions nued with accuracy and de spatoh, from PURE DRUGS, at any hour day or night. Jan. 3, law. N. B. MARl'l.K. rfiDRUGGIST,' QJLQ OPPOSITE CAPITOL HOUSE, IS COLUMBUS, OHIO, Important to All! r nil EKE. CAN BE FOUND FRESH. PDUE. m. ana reuaoie VRVQ. HBDlCrXKS, CHEMICALS, FASCY OOtiOS la tact, rbout ererv thim? knr.t tn ft wnii i..l-a..i nm xwev. ruio wiuu hqu uqaorit ior ineaieai Furnnnit. jit-PreHcrinttona earufullr uaj or nignc, opposite tue Uapttol bouse, by "TpEED FOR THE MILLION." HEMP, jl Millet ana Canary Seed, for sale l.y 3t . JOHN r;- cook. PERFUMERY MY bTOCK 13 COMPOSED - in narfe of the foliowinv. vie, Cninffn.. av.Ha. nr.. ters, Faocr Soans. Extrarta jnr ti,e H.nri.nrhiar rh.,iriu txtract Kose, Mignionette, Musk, Spring Flow er, vroena, upper Ten, West End, Jockey Club. New ii d J' min weet Briar, Orang Flowr, Citron- ... mumr, woi.umnt, rorsaieoy "wr-il ; . .... , ...I. R. COOK TTAIR TONICS, LUSTRALE, POMADES a A. arc., ror improving, preserving and beautifying the un.i . niiuwdio, rwjse nair una. Harre . .r Hnin.,1. Or 11 Arrow, Bandoline, MacaasarOil, ' Bears Oil, (true,) Stick Pomatum, Trycopberoue, iv. marji j. it. COOK, LX)R THE TEETH TOOTH i-OAPS, ROSE A. and Charcoal Pastes. Powdrs. lion. Vo.ri.taM.. .a n.,i. r. i. '":... ' .',"" i ni..., ,ij mar.il j. rf. tOOK. TTAIR DYES-PHALON'S. tTARRTSOM'S m-m. juies uauei'a. trleun'a. Hftnhnlnr'. Ar.nn A... ' mar.il j, r. COOK. FLAVORING EXTRACTS FOR JELLIES", Cake, Ac Ros, Lemon, Vanilla. Orange, Nutmeg for Rain hv . ..' ... inar.'il J.- R. COtflC. "RRUSUES-MAIR, HAT, NAIL, TOOTH, ..Ck- f.' . . ' "-"""g, ""sung, n nuewathing, Scrubbing, Varuisu and Paint Brnahea,7or sale by , . .' nr-il . .t n rviriir" OUAVING SOAPS, CREAMS, ETO.-MILI- r, i.iuu,uii, onum wun Knm Amhn,. . ..A . .... ,ul UT nUiMl j K. COOK BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Central Ohio Railroad. I-eave Columbus , Newark Zanosville Concord Cambridge Barnesvilla. Belmont Arrive at Bellalr.. Leave Bellalr Belmont Uaruesville Cambridgo Concord , Zanesvllle Newark , Arr. at Columbua., 1TH Mail Train. . 3:30 P. ic 4:08 ' 6:65 " 6:88 " 7:16 " 8:86 " 9.06 " err. 10:00 ' .Vui'i TVain. 4:50, 6:47 6:16 7:4ft 8:i8 9:32 . 10:87 arr. 12:00 u. TO THE DEAF. NEW-YORK EAR INFIRMARY. rouRTH-trntm, oinoixbati. J. r. SMITH, M. D. D. McLEOD, M. D, TR. SMITH, PRINCIPAL OF THE NEW- X York Ear Inarmury, (Buffalo,) and Dr. McLEOD, Alirl.t nl'Mnnll.ml .nnni,nA.,A0,a.iH.u..Arrn.tnn.ll and tbe South-west generally, that they hare utabllaheu their Infirmary for the Deaf at No. (8 Fourth-street, (up stairs,) Cincinnati, second door West of the Melodeon. Aer Deafness, Noise In th Head, and all Disagreeable uiscnarges apeeai ly ana permanently cured novll-tf JJ U. SMITH, j JJ Fashionable Hatter." i1 I AM NOW RECEIVING MY , SPRING STYLES OF SILK HATS, and cordially Invite the attection of those In want of a fine Hat to examine my atylea, aa I feel assured I. can offer superior inducements to all lovers of a Fine Dress Hat. I am very thankful for th many favor reoeived, and kindly solicit a continuance of tbe lame. H. SMITH, mar7- No, 8 Odeon BjHWng, Columbus, Obio. WINTER ARRANGEMENT CHANGE OF TIME, Two Dailt Trains Each Wat. fSosDAva ExcRr-nn.i .u Dtl VR l-H.AU. US UAKS CKTWSH1V LOIUB BOS AND BiLTlMORS, AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 1866, Trains will run as followa: GOING EAST. fiprot Train. 10:00 a. u. 11:10 " 12:16 r. M. 12:03 . " 2:88 " .. .. 2:60 " 8:46 " GOING WEST. Expren IVain. . ....11:46 A. H. 12:40 p. B 1:07 " 2:30 " 8:20 " 4:27 " ...... fi 46 7:20 " The Express Train aoinr -ill .ii.. i i.i. ., leave Passengers, at tolumbla, Kirkersvllle, Newark, aneaville, Concord, Cambridgo, Campbell's, Barneavllle, and Belmont, only. Goixa Wasr, will etop at all Stations upon signal, Tbe Mail Train will stop at all the Statioua where the Mail ia to be received or .iuiior.,1 .,i .i ,.n other Stations on Notice being given. ' GOING EAST. The 10:00 A. M. Enress Train cnnnei-i. at ri,,mi,a Ith the Eipresa Train which leavoa Cincinnati at 6 A. . and with the train from tha Wut Piqua, and Indiana Railroad: at Newark with m,-:,; Traina to and from Sandusky, Manafleld and Mt. Vernon, and with Trains on the SteubenviUe and Indiana Railroad-at Wheeling with Express Train ou th Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Phildeli.blaand Eastern Cities. , , The 8:30 P, M. Train will nmi .i r'.,in,i,. m. the aeoond Train from anelnnatl; at Nowark with San lint., oiaunu.io anu newara Kauroa.1: an.l at. Wh.. n ith Night Tralu on Baltlmor and Ohio Rnilrn.,1 p.. sengers leaving Iuiaville and points below Cincinnati and taking the 10:20 A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad will connect with this Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indianapolis and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Central Railroad will also connect with this Train at Columbus, and reach Wheeling at 10:00 P. II., and leave by 10:30 P. M. Train on Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, arriving in Baltimore at 6 P. M. next day GOING WEST. The 4:60 A. M. Mail Train rnnn.nl. .1 R.11.1. .:ih Night Train ou the Baltimore aud Ohio Kallroad; at Newark with Train to and from Samluaky, Mansfield endMt. Vernon, aud Chicago tria Monroeville; at Columbus with the Train for Cincinnati, and with Trains for Xenla, Dayton, Indianapolis, and Chicago, eta Dayton and via Urbana. . ' Tliell:46 A.M. Einresa Train ennnacta -ill, t,fVr,.... Train from Baltimore, and arrives In Columbus at 7:20 r. M., anu connect with Trams going South and West, arriving at Cincinnati at 1:16 P. M. THATCHER PERKINS, ' .... Uen'l Superintendent. Zanesvllle, Nov. SI, 1866,-dtf - ftF'8'1.-. OF WASHINGTON- ber,' " X"! store. 1 . :'WW.' . .'8 book If neither Word, nor Grass will do, we will try what Virtue there is in Stones. 020.00 nEWAIlD. WINCHESTER WILL PAY $93.00 TO nJ person who will purchase one of Cutting's Patent Double-Glass Amhrotvpes, made and sold at any other Gallery in this city. All will ae tha Impropriety of an argument with a being who adopts the old adane that a lie well stuck to la as good as the truth. But I mlJ'Eri?', 40 P' 01 iblii anT n"in who ay that WIN. UHkSTER is not the only Artist in Columbus who has the right to mak and aall Cutting' Patent rimer fading Doublt-Glaa Ambrotypes, a hate and infammu (Vir. I will aim make and ull (to those who want,) the Patent Ambrotype claimed exclusively byanother Aitist in tliis city, and I cal(ctioireento-) for the Infringement. It Is Important to future goneratlona that the people flow know whe nrelmpmter: 1 would also Intimate In a apirit of kindneae to a certain gentleman who stands about a certain Daguerreotype door expatiating upon th beauty of his own picture, that it Is not unfreqnent that persons make more In attending to their own business, ,' - i Respectfully yours, .1 a21' ' - . D. D. WINCHESTER. "lion. Thos. .EwlngV Address,, Delivered before the COLUM BUS ATIIENEUM. t - Eiigland-IU Present Condition and Fu ' ' lore Prospects. :. : : '-' - ' Orders should be addressed to ih ' ' ' OHIO STATE JOURNAL COMPANY1. ; bv nTif15 s 10; ? COp.,M fl,r 10i ""K1 C"P' " by mall fur 26o, poatare free. . - marlS-dftw iNew Spring Stock low Heady! RANDALL & ASTON, V '. Wholesale and HeUil Dealers in . , : BOOKS AND STATIONERY, . oi aaii, " quush. n'ALL AND WINDOW PAPERS OIL PAINTINGS, Litliograplis and Engravings, WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES ft FIXTURES, Buff and Green llollni.rt- GILT & ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS Ava-FRAMESnnh.nfl .A... l"J eta uinun lJ WrtltJT. aT PAPKR8 of almost very description Aud an Bndte.a v.Hoa, nt r . .' ... ,. - j auo uaerui articles for Ladies and Gent emon. all of vi.i.k -in u. ."' tor uasu, at Whiting's Old Stnnd, Columbia, O. mar20 SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 17. LADIES CABAS AND TRAVELING BAfic: of the latest atvl..i . vl..." Am6 A ireHli Riirn.li lint ro.o;.,i " it-oiiuin. KAN ATI. Jlr iOTfiM PAmSJLNIKS' PO0irET B00KS AND X WALLETS a boautifu atock In.t r.:.. u- 1Lpr':' Randall ft aspon. NErS?ILE 0FGILT WINDOW OORNI-11 CES, of the most beautiful desiirns. A rt 1 .--If. RANCAIX ft ASTON at the new cash bookstore of r awV i' r "l"1'.1, '"Pf'J apro CTH,iN? TASSFS- AND WINDOW Ktnmnf ) M1.1WWCMQ DOOK S . E p ,,IDt G0L0 PAPERS FOR . ,lor. Hall. .fcM of entirely new styles. ...-,..... i"r beiiinga. rarlora. H.11. a. PAR- the new Paper Store of RANDALL ft ASTON. riOLU PENS or A large snnnlv of tb. h..t .i.: . . sale chean for n.li.' i. " """" wrruiea. 1.00 r 3 For RANDALL ft ASTON. M. HALL, Agent. WALL PAPER. Borders, Curtains, Hollands,;tSc. . , ; ""M A.n BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF SPRING STYLES I . FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES. BY S. II. 33 XT XI XT cjfc CO No. I Odcon lluildin, apH2 OPPOSIIB THE STjtb km,.. PAPER HANGIlvr: nifiwS" EA-TRAORDINAItr 1 ND IT n K v V ar , NOW BEING OPENED A VERY LARPF and splendid assortment of , ajAKGE wan I'apera and Borders, WicdoW Papers plain and fi...,i rire Hoard Prints, " ' Trniiaparcnt Shades, Vnnn iiF.i.5ttU.es ?nd Trimmings, examine before selecting elsewhere, ,1 thev' will .-In. save from 10 to 20 per cent, by so doing. , niarll) S. H. BURR ft CO , uueon mock. Congressional Burial Ground. From a Lettf r to the Philadelphia Tuuuirer. ' Washington, April 13, 1856. I have devoted part of a day to a visit to the Congressional Burial Ground, which is one of tlie objects of interest to strangers m Washington. The disposition to visit cemeteries and other of the dead is universal, and is in itself an internal evidence of our own immnrtnlii or at least of our convictions of a future existence. It is not the mere indulgence in romantic notions or the effects of mawkish sensibility that lmnela lis tn triai'r these cities of the dead. It is perhaDs nnlllM .Nnn.l. iLl ..L :J' M . i. ,...vuii (.iioutii iiiui cut:u Hinivinnni annnii cnerisn me spot where teposes all that wna monai ot ins loved and lost ones but we must look bevond this. j 1 J wuu ttlfi mprn rrmtiTiMnr f J ;.' AUL,,V11JI. v. uiui mil r.iirinsinr to find-the reason whv nlmnst nil oino.oo of mankind are insensibly led to" wander amofig the habitations of the departed. .. l ne vongressional ; Burial Ground at vvasiiington does not "compare 'with, iha cemeteries of note in various parts of the t-uuuiry - li nes near trie Eastern Branch oi tne I'otomac, rather more than a mile east ot the Capitol, and containing about ten acres of ground. It dates hack to the year. I3U7: Its surface is conveniently .u, um.ai puruuses. out 11 nre- sents none of that diversiitr nr Kill nnrl Au arid1 varigated scenery which render Mount Auburn and Greenwood SO fttlrnrtiiro' '. Tip chief merit is its sequestered location,1 ren- uerinrr anv.luture distuTlianrn nf ito I uen. ng tenants imnrobable: "- ' ' . : 'Til, C . .1 ' - .. .: ' : I " I "i - : , - , . "t oojects mat attract the eye of .'w..VA mo 3 in ail uiuin . npnfirnT,na erected in meraorv of thoR Congress who have died at Washington. These are arranged in double iows.i and number one hundred and twenty-eight in all.' ; In some instances the rraves beneath inem- are tenantless, as in the 'cases of t ' VIay 'hn QWncy Adarns and utuera, out. mOSI OI Inem. DnvB' nnr rinon disturbed since the remains of thtn trrpnt men of the nation were deposited there. .iio . inscriptions on these, cenqtapha are niform, and eive simnlv tVi nninoo ttw aead, the states from which they came, and the dates of their dead. ' sna11 have space to notice a few of the most lnterestinc- and atrilri nor rnnnnmAtiia to be found here, and must do that IrieHy. ' The remains of Henry Stephen Fox, "eP3e;v, of the celebrated Charles James h ox, and for many years British Minister ""A a-MafntfTlvnta arennnh., A J- massive marble sarcophagus, near to the Congressional cenotaphs. . .The monument erected to the memory of Major General Alexander Macomb con- sists of a beautiful marble shaft, with appropriate military emblems, surmounted uy a, neimet with, the vizor down. The epitaph is from the General Orders of the war uepartment, and is most expressive it runs as Mows: .'It were but a small tribute to his memory to say that in youth and manhood he served hi rniintrir in ihn WHH1 w a al AIV rT-ffnnr,, C 1 ' 1. t 1 . . J j.wicoojou in wmcn ne aied, during a pe- vi inuro man iortv venro. wit m..i i . y ' 'It is the duty of every citizen, though he may have but one day to Jive, to devote that day to the good of his country.' Near by is another, erected to the mem ory oi ueorge Clinton, also once Vic President. It consists of a massive granite pedestal and obelisk, surmounted by an iron touch holder, the taste displayed in which is to be doubted. . Push-ma-ta-ha, a Choctaw rhiof. rvhn. died ht Wasington in 1824, has a plain cenotaph, erected by his brother chiefs. The celebrated eccentric Lorenzo Dow is said to have been buried here, but 1 was unaoie to mm any clue to his resting place. Many of trie) stones contain no names, and are probably on family lots. The inscriptions on snch are sometimes very pretty and ahectinir. Amonir ticed the following: My wife and children.' (This neat little shaft. rtrnnm0ntj with doves and roses,, contains six simple names, and tells the mournful story of some hdsband's and father's terrible bereavement.) .'My Deaf'WiiV is repeated in several parts of the -ground. ' The sin-gle. .word 'Willie-stands alone on one tasteful slab : 'My Husband and our Children' on -another --'Our Darling Bov 'Our Boy and "Our Father,' with no other record, are to be seen 6rt various stones and monuments, of all sizes rinr? rl0;om- while kneeling cherubs and slflpni nrtr In m 1i0 in marble and 'plaster, are scattered profusely around.' J "' "; ' : ' i ' l. . .-t Some of theepita'Dhsorinsp.rmhnr.o exceedingly pretty and suggestive. I can give but a few,' ; One stbne contains only the following sentence ; 'peace 16 the snir- !l? uTS' 'I know that lie. ihalLrisa irajn.l.. A third. H.a sun went down while; it, was yet day.' On the monument to, SiiMisn ua cl lived to see. troubles j she diprl in ..m . hend God and cternitv.' Annfrir. o as follows i ,'Mt husband 1 thv to me what the dew is to the rose. f But have Tesemd for the last ;what to mo was the most interesting and arTect- as v. un me scenes-on which I accidentally came durino' the hn1f-W r .- thi holy grounds In a retired snot t, sm)l ! space is entirely Surrounded' by a hich onck wall, toach dilflnirlmpVI 'n.L-:5 that no care had been bestowed upon i for years. There is no rnnnnrl in; j - g. ' , - . .giv, Clllll a few rose bushes have been suflered to gtow 500 r"EAMS WtllTlNG PAPERS Folio Post, fto., ruled aud unruled. For ..' prices by mat iv unruled. For sal at low 8. H. BURR ft ou, uLAMTufittr- High st, 8. H. BURR ft ( (. opposite State House. MEW MEDICAL Kfififrs CI,ambor0.MOTDn', IU D', by Thomas K. byun:S0T:rDWOn,fn "d Chi",rM- on Diseases of Children - translated h, Ri.J Simpson's Obstetric Work,; by ? i'Xft Storer d-Dlseaaea of Uie Ktom.J, . h. iL n . .5 T. Jrr;.r, - Anatomical Remembrance. -by c! E. I..aoi M D Reeae'. Medical lexicon; b'y M. R eM. D.' ' Nelaton's C n ca Surn-oi-- -Ml .. ' T '. .. u logel her with a oompleto atock of all tb. i...,i- .A uutrj, . n. BVin a cr:. ion uooki puDitaned lii the oouutr ILinri'J I IfinneHn Ut.A tt ' MULAY MILL 6AWS. WB HAVE . A lam lot ot WorralL WUmott ft Rowland's uni.. Saw also, narrow mill, aroamut and olrcular sawa. KLXEOURN ft KUI1NS, Jnl 1 1 clth Gilt Broad Ai T i . i "l'l"'nun OlOltl J1UUHH. rpiIE FOLLOWING ARKAFEWWTilE w.rlln!,hb.1''.,llriou" Ju re,''1 bT BURR ft CO.: Home; . . i . With hall- by Thiac Talinon.i Th Bush Boys; by Capt.Reid. . Forest Tragedy ftc.; by firaca fireeuTiond. '.anmore; by Mrs. J. O. R. Dorr - Edith, the Quaker's Daughter. Annual of SoientlBo Discovery for 18fi U. Statea. Canada and c,,h. h. u, u ! b.'r ""tr1 with uiapsandiUustratlons; rJfa8qUl": .!' 1;.,. AH. BURR CO., """" - . -Nfl 1 UrlBAn llloob OTA.TI0NERY .' : O Every descrlntlon of flt.nlo Domestic and Foreign, for sale by mrl and Fancy Stationery, 8. II. BURR CO. riod stain or blemish upon his fisrntr-fionn A plain but graceful granite shaft marks the resting place of Abel P.irlr formerly Secretary of the Navy, and afterwards of State, and also of Capt. Beverly Kennon, of the Navv. Whit WPro a7.11aarl nn ine otn oi February, 1844, by the burst- wit vi tuts ereai cannon nn hnnr1 tha Princeton. ; Thev were warm fnVnrl. in life, and were buried together. Major General Jacob Brown, who rliori in 1828, lies under a massive broken marble column, erected by order of Congress. One of the finest, perhaps the most at tractive, monument here is the one erected to yvuiiam Wirt. It is constructed of wnite marble, and has a door of entrance in the massive base, with a graceful shaft above. There is very Jittla ornamental work about it, and but few inscriptions. Commodoro Charles W.Chn iinrpv. writ. 1 died in Mexico in 1847, has a light and graceful marble shaft, with annrnnrintp emblems and inscriptions. une ot the handsomest in the grounds is a tall spire of white marble, slender and tapering, like Cleopatra's needle, risinrr . 1. r . , i . t . ... . . o uvci me grave oi ine iaie Jonn W. Mau ry, ot this District, who died only about a year ago. The inscription, which is said to have been well merited, is as follows . 'His character was blended with nil tW can elevate or adorn, and his lifn blight example of the nobility and power of virtue.' One of the prettiest desiirns is an inver ted Cannon. Calso of mnrhlfO prorioA t'n iUr. memory of Lieut. John T. McLaughlin, late of the United States Navy , another . 1 . r T . . J iu mo memory oi Liicut. Ueorge Miltlin Bache, of the coast survey, and officers and crew who perished with him in the brig Washington, which was lost in the Gulf Stream in 1746, represents the broken mast of a vessel, and the sculptor has beautifully imitated tho splinter of the timber. , Capt. Geo. W, Taylor, tho inventor of the submarine armor, reposes under a little plain marble slab, not more than three feet long by eighteen inches wide laid carelessly on a pile of unsightly bricks, a few inches above the ground. The most elaborate monument is that of the family of Jacob Gideon, beneath which are deposited the remains of his deceased wife, 'To my wife, and below is a large daguerreotype set in the marble. The effect is very pretty nnd the design appropriate. . . Elbridge Gerry, formerly Vice President, who died in 1814, at tho age of 70, while on his way to the Capitol, to take his seat as president of the Senate, has a richly ornamented monument, in the old style, which, was erected by order of Congress. He realized his own. memorable words, which conslitute the epitaph enj graved on his tomb, and were as follows : tftrnpr. just against one side of tho wall, as it care-lessly thrown down, leans a small square siao oi marme, on the upper portion of which is engraved in ' capital letters, the single wori.'Gentle Beneath this are the following lines The cup bf life fust to his lln. hi Found tbe draujrht bitUr and deoBned tha teat.' This is certainv a sfrano-n r,j " :.j j , w fa " ai.a wCMfU record, but of what, nnd urr,m t r ....u t, , , ' a i; vino, nave mused for hours hpslrlo thu ; i sepulchre, and fancy would have recrea-ed many a romantic history ; but speculations were in yain, and the shades of eve! mng warned me that I must leave the quiet and peaceful hahi and retrace my steps to the abodes of the ... ..6, iu ugie agarn in the passions and duties of those who might become better and wiser if they would do as I have done, pass an occasional half-day in the Congressional Cemetery at Washington. Connecticut. Louis Napoleon and the Little Uirl. . From a Paris Letter. ' The followinrr is amonir thp t,nji rent of gossip in the French rr,;.-i under the nose but whhrmr thl . .r the scent of the police : 6 One day when the Emperor and Empress were out for an airing in the Bois da Boulogne, and had alighted from their carriages to walk about aiittle, they came upon a pretty child of six or eight .years old, under the charge of a nurse. Like goeth unto like. The benriHriii v spoke to the beautiful child and said, presently, 'Will VOU kiss m 7' iV.. .l - l:..i- i . .o, oum me "T :Ior y e good and beautiful;' and so they embraced. The Emperor who when there are no murders or ambitious wickedness to be done, is a friendly good-natured man enough, then asked, 'Will you kiss met", 'No.' 'Why not because I am ugly ?' N0.' 'Why then V Because papa . says you are a scamp (canaille.') The Empress laughed heartily as ever did the merry countess of Te-t' ' mi ,'S dauhter of a Red,' said she still laughing. - His Majesty laughed from the teeth outward and thought differently. He touched a secret spring of his great police, watch, and in a few days received information that the enfant terrible was the daughter of one of his purchased senators... .. ..... S n- BFRB CO. ARE DESIROUS OF tSnerrM van anu see us, all ye who want to buy yourselves rich. m No. 1 ODEON B17ILDIN0, m"'" t i : Opposite State House. HUEIUFK'S HA LK. Lewia Mills vs.- S. Sale bv order of Court Anthony Kidd, at al. f . TN OBEDIENCE TO THE COMMAND OF A an order made by the Court of Common Plea ofFrank lln county, and to me dlreoted, I will offer for sale at the door of tn. CourtHousein th.'.lty 0f CoUmbusVon tbJ . : . 17th DAY OF JUNE. A. n ia between the hours of lOo'aloek . ,n ..j a -,.'i.i. m., the following real estate td-wlt: Inlot No. 208 in the town of Frankhnton, In the ounty of Franklin, as laid town in tho plat of said town. Appraised at 130. WM. L. MI.NKR, Sherlfl. ' By R. R. Joii.vstoji, Deputy. May 14, 1866 ;ltdiww .: Sale of Iteal Esfain by order rrobnto Court. of ON THE 7th DAi- OF JUNE, 1856, at 10 o'clock a. m., nn the premises in Norwich townahin Franklin county, Ohio, trill be sold the following de. arribed real estate, as the property of John Bayer deceased,, to wit: Part of Virginia, Military aurvev' No .u ...... vuuouea a lollows beginning at a silver tree and beech B. W. corner to Selden's surrey, thenc N. S east io ,i,, to a stake In Selden 'sweat line, thence N. 80 east 80 nol.s to a "U',!hI"u iJ'a'nJ00 P0'" 10 ' Min' soutbllua, thenee 0 west 80 i. ... r begmuing, containing 60 Aores,m01.pt clear of dower. Appralaefl at 86t per acre T.rma of sale On.-thlrA i v.'j ... i and one third In two ..... -i.i. i.'.T"... .. i "J Zl aala, aecorei by mortgage. ' HAMOEL D. CRUM, Executor of Jno. Beyr, de-.'d. HraHTC.Nom.,Att'y. y-itd4ww