Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1869), 1870-03-04

              If U JUL it 1 ICt JU VOL. XXXI. COLUMBUS, OHIO FKlDAY, MAttCH 4, ls70. NO. 319. OHIO STATE JOURNAL. TEKMHi INVARIABLY IN ADVA NCI. d.ui.y edition: Br mall in adraaoe) per annum 9 00 do do 6 mouths 4 AO do do do X Ko do do i do SO Clutw of Ato and upwrd, each 8 Ok do do do do 6 months, 4 Ou do do do do 4 month, S UO One oopy extra to olubs of ten. Delivered by Carrier, per month 90 TRMVREKLV EDITION, PUBLISH IS D EVEKY TUKSOAY. THURSDAY AMD SATURDAY MOUNINU: Single eubwnban, per annum 4 ftO do do tt moniba do do 8 month 1 Id do do 1 month 4u Clabt of five and upward, eoh 4 HO do do do 6 months,. H 00 do do do Smu&tha.t 1 Oo One oopy extra to cluba of ten -WEEKLY EDITION, PUBLISH KD EVERY 8ATUBDAY: Single aubsonbera, per nnum 00 do do 8 month I OU fin Copies H OO n n do OO Twenty Copiea 8 00 Ajty do 60 OU J. b. FlTZUEKALb. Merchant Tailor. No. 67 NurUi Hlsh streets door north ot -ay. THM OHIO UKttC'UANT TAAUJKUvCi A.nD clot tuiso UO.. 183 Booth High it Ueuu'tiuiU Made to Order. Beady-made Clothing always ou baud. JUB. OUNUERbUElMEB, Merchant Tailor and dealer in ttjady-made Cloth-ii g and Ueota1 JTunuahing woods, 1 JSeil Uouac Buttling. Mil 8. E. HAtil'EK. Millinery and Fnoy (ioo-ir, (.entlenen' Felt Hate otuaued aud Pressed. Cr Align Spring sU J. fl. WlLKIki. Fashionable Miliiuury, DreM TtimmiDga, Fanoy Uuod , Ac, IM bou h Hiatal at, op. Uooila.e House O. VV.fliMMONri. Wholesale and Br ail Muiuitry Good. 191 South High a., Op.ia Uou B tuk. It u. McAUUW. ShitUuaioandMuiiaull..iiruuiunts; Chickering ml ouiuw.y bona' Fiauoa. u. ill, tt UighiK. JOHN BKI.TZKK ACQ. Knabe Pianos, Ne ihatin cous Urgni an Me-ioaeo. a,Miuicllnatrumt:liia,dto. ll A iS iitat at RATES OF ADVERIISINQ. DAILY-Ooeaquire,rach insertion 1 00 Bpe lal or business Notice, per square each ins-rtion 1 35 Local Notion, 2U eta. a line, flr-t inter I n. TRI-WEEK H -Same aa Daily. WEttitLY One square, first i. sertion. 1 M a n d 'itiuual inaortion "ft Local or Busi-ee. Nolios, rer line each user ion " VRight lines or use m.ae a square. AdvernsemcoU lor .onnr time n sertel at onr regular eavd rates, which will be furnished onapplication. FKANKL1N MAlBINE CO.. Water St., butecu lHoitli itud Last His., Colum uus, U. F riaulo aud outionarj oteam IfiugiitaS, Uitvu Work, McUiur, acq. cni.IIMHUH MAt H1NK CO.. Portable ami Hu.uu.niY oWatw biiitines, Castings. Mawuiuer. leu. Weateud f.at,' itoau bridge. utitu BiAiK JuURaaL. Daliy, Tri-Weeaiy and Weekly, the must new, buaiiitiM nd l-iuii paper. auuUui best adve.iuv IQrf Medium 1Q Uitt BtV, BVlHEsH DIUECTOIIV. t"WelQvite the attention of onr readers to the folio wimclist ot .olumbus Uusioesa Houses, whioh arc among the most reliable and extenaive esUbliahiuenta in this oity. JuU CuKNH.l.Ll, Mo. 30 Kut 'luwu au Muuuy Lcul u& flute, uutd OUvet W.lcltM, 0. bawuwl eore.y ubwrvuu. B.C. HOl'l'MAN, Attornr-t-U. UIUm, .9 Hutt Town iirect, ColuaiOiu. UKNttV 0. NuUi.K, Attomejr-t-L. 117 twuth High bt. h. J. ClUTOiU'lKbi:, Attornef ul Coiuua,u,r-.t-uw. Ulfiae in City 11HA.KE NA8U, Attorneynt-U. Ullio., No. UW Suuth Sigh Bt, Aiqdu. iluilU,QK luumrbi'la. It T. lilt JOKS, Architect, CW 1 En,u.r, . U0lce,8. . oor. liigl, .ud Bute u., UU.ioiy. UKblt ft Wilt. a. HEVUB Wine ul Ltaet lleer ..,ouu. Poie Wne. Ilrn dltr. LlQU'iM tOIMtJUt OUh d. 2tiUl. illtfli BUOH-B f U fcBX. mi as. o. FiEI.Ud. Knnk.nlnder mid 111 .nk buuk Mmulacturtr. rumptilul work .ud renodioail buund U order t .hurt notice. Ill UO .ud 08 ortl, Uwl, UlreeU IHtuKIt All kTA'I K.NaIIW. CoMLY oUHU, BUtlonen, and Uc.cr. in tu eicrp i, genuine Aruola r.eoun n n. idv uh v ) iub iiiu, mi klbd. ot l'oer..d Beiuit wut 1U K. tu, ot. HOIIK till mlUKH. fl. BllltlUHlt. Venn'Mturer. rul dc.Mn, iu .il kind! ol BooU Mid buoo M ,. iim nouui iiiko Bl. tl.UAHNAm TOIIACtO. W1TTK ft SMITH. M.nufutaiere ol .ud w oluMle .ad retail deal. r in riu. UK.n. An. B bou'.u uin .treui- K. U. BACH. mourn!, ud Rclal, d, la Cliran. No. 131 B utblliffiot CiKara.llol mr owummibtuifc HEltOHAT TAII.OIIN. OHIO LEGISLATDRE HII.LOEKV, I remember well when we went far In to the Soutb, that we were told bj yon, gentlemen, tbat every aoldler ho waa woandtd la the service of bis ennntry should be cared for, and the ldows and children of all those who dlel be provided with homes. This, then, Is not a charity, It Is a compact, a national compact which I know the people will fulfill. Speech of Gbhkhal W. T. Sbkk-mam, at Cooper Inttitutt, February 2i, 170. IN tUSI'Af lilts. PAWVMHUklSH, Pa.D.YI Hfcltl AA HLl.l. llANUkiHll. V. UALLtV HON. Dealvm iu Lead t loo .ud jUcot Lead, Dathl anu VVaur U.wu aud Wa.li bo.U. IM b. 'iuiid at. WEIUElt A MudUIlK. Photoffraphera, ueaiera in l'iclu,ta,uval A t-'quare lauiea. btudiuand aakarooui, S'ouud Hour, I f. t. Aica.e. 11. V MullUlauN ft CU.. Pliolofr.plira til eoutn rlitfh aireet. M. M. U1U8 A OI.U. Fuototfrapber ai Jt llroad atrml. J. M tLLl..lT. i'hotorapb l'arlxr. in Jobuaou lluiUiDS, Ko. 107 bu.. lb 111. It .lleuL I'll H.O Al8. J. B.ilU.T. U.LI. HumeopatblcPliyauuau. Ullioe aud reaidenca 1711 bum iowu r.t.tvi. OULbN A LANMAN. Manufactuivr. ol a.l eiate uu e.cif di-acnotioi. Ol b w. b c. cur. orriu a..u n ier .ire u,. HiluKI.U ANu J, atttlftu ftaaol tU KNtl'l'tU, Mound Bt.. weat uf t:ourt llouae, Columbae, Lumber aud El.ra. Wenum coualaully on baud. Ail a ii rim ii. I All.OlllU ANU K.IMIltlU, JUI1U8 LAUTEKBACB. Tailor, room No. 1 Nauttbioo Uulldiut. Clothe Oiade. reiairea aiuirMi in aatui.i-i.iry nutnofr g. WENdtll. No 511 South nixh atie. uaa tbe choi rat Wlnea, ml aud while, liooum in il by U rbi lllKl.t Nit'l'iUNN. HAKIMS. SKKII.EK A NIXON. Who'CMle d- eler. lb roreiio A-i eriran Fane) uooia -no lanae. aolioue, lui, iim, tui at luu r. iowu nireei. IllJCKUUN i UAL Co VholeaaU ajwl itauau dealra in Coat. 187 North llib bt. MAT. WEAVER, bVc'y. D. F. BUY DAM, DeaW In beat uuallty ui llockiu' Coal. Offlee foot dl lticb Bt Weat aud. War boo.0 ill (Janal bu W. lu ROB NbON. Wholeea!. ud IUt.il ilealor in Fittahart; and llnckina 0.l. llit North iliab aireei. BANlAi AISD BkKeU. COAII.CriO.1i AD HI.NTAUIIA!tlT. UNDKUAN CO., Atnbna Bniluiof, dealer in Fo .lirn FrotU, Toya, Ac; Oyaura, Viahand uamaol all ktn.iaioa.aaon. DIIAIN TII.K AID nKWKIl PIPK, JAMiB FAITKRMJN, Dealer In Bole UiainTik and biou. Bewer Fine Y.id oppoalb. Union Faaaeuiri-r Depot. SPARROW, HINES & CO. BANKERS, HoiHh II Itch Htroot COI.inHIH, OHIO. IIHI OIJISTM. JuBKI'U MATr. rcople1 Drun ttiore, 2m ulb lll.h Bt Prcicrlb-tloua carefully oumpuuniled at all hou.a. W.I. lui. N. Bchlm. L.C.BiiUT,Caah' CEYTBAL BAM, (ODD FELLOWS BlILDIXJ RfiTuaot TO B. B. Bum k Co. Will Trantaot all Buiineti PorUining to Banking. Columbua. O., Jan. 17, 1170. lilt V Uttllll), UKBOKN, KK.HSIIAW a CO., Bilcoeeeore u J. U. Oaboin . Co., Ill b. Hifh Bt CarpeU. klatlluira, Ub Uotha, btap.a and taney Ilry Uooda. FUHNIHIHB, Ac. COLUMBUS CABINET CO. MiaurACturar. of ai klndaol Fnrnitur., Chalra, , wnolMfd. and r.UU. WMUoooia, lei b. nigo bi. AINTING, PAPERING, &C. CALL AT KNOPF'S PATNT SHOP, No. 272 S. High St., cni.i'nmrw. o, oniO FURNITURE CO.. Maniifa.tar.ra of flra .elaee Furniture, whnleaala andreUU. War. roorol 1. 1 .od I Uwynn. Block. M'BHIIK, JAMIM OARKNIR. Vnrrien fwabM altera .nil rer.tr Fn a. at N. W. tor. Tnwn A Id U Work dune pra p ly .nd wall. OHIH1KHIM ROOKS. MKRION A CO.. Who1a.al.aad r.ta'1 Ur a. t:hiio Tea. Fitf- atro and tmneatle rniiu. Ac no. Ill 8 u ah Bt II A I N. AfK, 1.1 ). t. FhHUINAMU H'DWKl. Uannfaaenrer of Hau Capaand Fura, anil dealer n o.ajda. umbr.ua. ao , m b llujr at. JKtlKI.HV AID W A roe. I N. a . a. t t auiuriiB.fiv Wholaoale and lUtall deal.ra la W.u-i, Cloak. f jB.,rr " w.n-e men imi, lillllNFH, nrnaiiiRn a iiuuii I.ombar Maavhuita, ddra la .11 alnd of Wurt. en rioonnw. uamoai. tAtan. m, uaf . Bprtaa -yVaUratntta. l'll CARPENTER & bUILDER No, 69 East South Fublio Lane. TTTOUK OP ANY KIND Oil DESCRIPTION VV fritm a lanta hoitsa to ih a atl-t hih prnmpMy attxnilna oaoda(UtR'I'ton rii r-nt ad rnoe'inwUH me time. UfcU. ittdnihs. ('tlumbna, O.. Fe H, M0. BROOKS, MERION & CO. JwrmicroM Cilv rouilcr lilagaziue, KRRP OONHTANTI.Y ON HANH lltM'lt Hho'-nim, Caniaivr iHatinnd fimln, anl al the variona k wda ol Kpoiiing potifr, n-al to aaymk a' Hlaat tie ami tuning P .wdr. tar supn to thf btattni arlwle. lot Coal purpn. aiso Miwtr r um aaiv ITHI A NKATl.TaPHtNTKD LETTER-HEAD And Ordai at th. DAILY JOURNAL OFFICE. IIOINU. Thcrsdat, March 3, 1870. MOliNINU SESSION. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Tidball, of Colom us. On motion of Mr , H ii. 29 To ostabilBb an Agricultuaral College, was tasen up ana mane ttm special or der for otixt Weiluesilay at 11 a. m. 1'KTITIONS AND MEMOKIALD. Mr. Bill or Erie, of M Brandon and 83 other ladle; nUo of Hun. S. F. Tayloi aud 100 others of Erie county, for a Sol lure Urimann' lluuie. Heferred to coin rultue on Public Benevolent Iustl u tious. Mr. Johnston, of S. Harris and 230 utuers of Hiark coun'.y, lor womau uf tniin. Kelerreu to committee on Wo mini Htinnme. Mr. Kkiiischmldt, of 0. Fox and 00 miMiihi'm of the Uluciiiuail Bir, for uu additional Judu.e of the Uuiiurior Court. terrcfl to Juiltclarv UoiuuiIili:e. Mr. Bi ttelun, of T. I) 11 tie aud 83 oth era ol' Diyton, for rjoldlura' Orihaua' nni'. iteit-rred to committee ou Uue- voleut liistliutlons Mr. Ourttu, of J. S. Chamherlin and 35 others of Cuyahoga county, for a sol lertt orpliaua home. K It rreil to com mittee on Uenevoleut lntii.utluna. Mr. Joy, of J. W. Williams and 70 olhcra ol Uelaware county, for a county suptTlutuudentof coiuinou Hchuolti. K ? lerieu to committee ouUoramoo scnool4. Mr. HIUZH, of Dr. II. Ueade and UO otiiers of TruinOull county, lor a sol lien orpnuoti nome, Kttiurreq to com mittee ou Uenevulent Iti-tlliHlons. Mr. MuVay, of W. II. Barber and 40 hers of Slieiby couuty, lo exempt build. uk associations from lain. Ion. Hefer red to committee ou Corporations other than Muulclpnl. Mr. Hull, ot E. l'TancIt and DU otti- ert. of Munkliiuuiii couuty Inllrm try, tor ruitnlulo. iteti-rretl to committee on lit'tiuviili nt liia'.ltutlous Mr. Williamson, of 0. M. Coote ami 5U others of Mluml county, to amend cue Feriiu-on till so as to allow the ame powi-r to cliifS of the second clas aud towuahlpj. lt'f'.rred to committee on Hallrodtls. A'so, remonstrance of J. Wliitmcr ami i others against the same. Same rel- renco Mr. Dndds. of W. n Cassllv and 14 otliurs of U.iiiiillou county, for free trmh n in-mey. Helvired lo the committee ou Interest. Mr. Mamhall, of O. Edwards and 403 ithersot Urowu conn y, to allow slock olilers to aitneuiler turupikes to conti- Ift., &a Heferred to committee on Turnpikes. Mr. Urinith, of J. w. White and 17 iiIiitb of liticas county, for a rjoldlern' Orphani Home. Heferred lo commit lee on lli nevolent Instil utions. Mr. Be'ti'loii, of J. W. Hull ami 123 ilhersof Montiioinerycouuiy, samesub. lect, same relerence. Mr. Urllllth. of A. E. Scott and 100 others of Lucas county, siiuo subject, aame relereuce. Mr. titauton. of J. Adams, of Muriau Co., to allow Coinmisnlouers to relieve nun of certain liabilities Heferred to a elect committee of three Messrs. Lit tie, IVcklitpiUKh and rjtautun. nr. Urimiti, or It lUy ami 2 others f Lucas couuty, to exempt Bulldliiir Ah- soctatlona from taxation Heierreil to comniltU'e on Corporations other than Municipal. sir Mower, or w. Y. Kmmltt and lou others of Clarke county, for woman suf- Irane. Kelvrred to couimiltee ou Wo- muu ann ate. Mr. f ilch, of Mrs. Jamei Heed and 41 others of Ashtabula couuty, same suo Jecl, same relereuce. Air. Btaulou, of Li. Morris and lia oth ers of Moruan county, aitulunt the mtnu r.cture and sale or alcoholic liquors In this state. Kelerreu lo committee on Temperance. Mr. Little, of J. D. Caskey and 88 oth ers of Oreeue county for a doldlern' Or ohans' Home. Keirrrtu lo committee on llcuevolenl Iustituiions. Mr. Wllllama, of Fiyetle, to allow the levy of a speulal tax In W"hmntou U ll. lor scnool ami acoooi nouse purH)B"S. It Ternd to selectcoiomiltveof one Mr. Williams. TIIIIID nUADINO. II. B. 130. Mr. Enochs To autliorlra the Comtul-aloners of Lawn-nce couuty iw make conipenaallnn lo W. W. Davis for Injuries lull c.ed upon him by an In aane person, waa rend the third time aud pstaud yeas iu, uays a. The title of lbs bill exn'alns It. II 11. 71, Mr. Illll.of Krle-For the relief of J amos Chaniller, I'reaaurer ol ttrie county, lielnii for third read Inn, Mr. hllckuey oil' -red an am ndnient, which Wjs aeceuieil, reiitiiriiia: brie county to piy tbu whole amount. Th mil, as amended, waa read the third lime ami pat-ed voa (111, nays 0. II. Ii. 4, nr. Cwima Inquiring dill ilicn ami wards between too anes o' seven aud fourteen years of age lo at tend free common acnuois. On motion of Mr. ttackerlll tha third rvadlnu of this bill was postponed until uexl 1 iiesiiay at a i: n , and made the aiieclal order for that hour. 11. II lili, Mr. Johuao, l o amend an act enll'ltd "An act estahllahlitR 11 tarda of County I oinmlaatonvn.. and preacrih- lux tueir duties. ' awan iV Criichtlulil, ptlUesa.l.j Uu motion of Mr. Ball the third read Inn of this bill waa pontiioucd until lueutiay. il ll IMS. Mr. Llltlr, from committee on Helurra tichouls and A-THiina ti Mints Kelatlvo to the removal of ml. noraon 'er senlence for fi lonlea to Hi form lualltullnns, being for third r ail lug, on motion of Mr Fitcb, wasrelcrrcd to Jutliriaiy coinniiitve. Mr. Filch reported the same back with sundry ameudmenuj The vole waa n-conshlerrd and the bill rvari the third lime, and on motion Mr. Little, wan recommitted to a selee.t committee of one with Instructions amend. Mr. Mttl reported hack the same amet di-d l(eHirt aurTil 'n. Tl.evoie b lng upon the nBm he bill, resulted yaa 78, nays 0. Ho tha bill was paused, This bill provides for the removal by the Governor, at his discretion, of nil nors under sentence for felonie. to reform Institutions, and providing that re.torts shall be made to the General Assembly aa In the case of pardons. BILLS INTRODUCED. Mr. Hitchcock, from the Finance committee, reported II B. 5128 Making appropriations lor 1670 and tbe tlrst quarter or 1871. H B. 230, Mr. Corcoran To authorize and rtquire the couuty commlsslouers or Hamilton county to levy a tax for rpad and levue purposes. a 0. 231, Mr. Wisg To provide for the erection of a jail In Warren, Trutn-'U'l couuty; cost uot to exceed 45,000, and the question to be submitted lo the people. U B. 233, Mr. Cessna To amend the common school act so as to Rive school examiners power to procure rooms to bold examinations, and to pay for publication of notices. H. B 838, Mr. Kaiser To enuhle roun-t.y commissioners lo go on building an inurmary where there are no luDriuary directors. 11 B. 234, Mr. Babtr, on leave To amend the unmlnil code so as to allow judges in criminal cases to fix fees. H. B 235, Mr. Bradiiury To amend tbe com tnon school act so as to authorize sub school districts of not less than Hi luhabltanta to lorin a separate school district. H B 230, Mr. Johnson To prevent the injury or Oestrum Ion of baggage, making such when malluloutty done a misdemeanor puntahtbie by Hue. H. B. 237, Mr. Do Ida To prccrlbe tbe corporute limits of Cincinnati read llr-t time bv Its title. II. B. 238, Mr. Hubbard To amend the act to puulsU to aduitt-rttiouor milk tud cheese so aa to compel vendor lo cool dowu iheir milk, also to prevent the currying of milk lu s:iine cases as those In widen swill, & ., Is carried; also to protect cheese liictories. II. B. 230, Mr. Mower To allow width of Nttlona' Ron! passlug through I'tniisof citesof2l class tocoitlorin lo width of at reets ufaucli city. 11. B 240, vlr. Bradbury To amend civil code so as to repeal thai part uf It n quiring copies of Indictments to par ties Indicted for niiuor olfeucea. Htcess. AFTEHN00N 8ESSI0N. the hill iinlervil tji hu rt.ail ,1m thle.l Mmu iur. voiuj, irom tue committee or, on Wednesday next lublr! Works, H. B 174 l'o repair Hecess (I mages done hy Hoblln Worlra. Mill j APT13HNOOM HEHSIOM. ornere.i u uo reau miru time ueiv vVprinpsrUe I i-aTlTloa ritKSKNTKU, Mr. Havward from com mitten on Pen- UT Ml. UUnt, of 44 Cltl'.ens Of Cler nlientiiiry, H. J. It. 80, appropriating mout county, for the pissageof a. IS. 08. 1000 for the putchsse of books, and re- Ur- Hunt Authorijiug county cummls- c imiiieniled liaadimtlon. tdoners to levy a tax for road purposes. Iteport agreed to aud resolution adopt eiei ieu iu tue cummiLteu on itoaus uuu ed, yeas 75 nays 0. nr. Hitchcock Irom committee on Fi nance, is n 00 Kequirlug Mate Board II. B. 241, Mr Hughes Tu codify and imeud the linprovemeut roud law. H:ad Qrst time by lis title. H. U. 242, Mr. Hughtts To amend free turnpike law sons to require a vote from ill persons taxed to pay tor a road. 11. B. 213, Mr. A hiir-Tu extend to married women ce-tiln rights to con tract and sue aud be sued as though she were nfeine so'e uot biudlug the properly ur her huiHud. II. B. 211. Mr. Corcoran To amend th- municipal code av as to glvu the Mayor of clt lea of thu llrst class, having a Common Council, tnu veto now r. Mr. Warner moved to book ml the run-s thai he might Introduce uu ametiil meut tu one ol the existing rules of the Hotnie. Lost. The 11 mse concurred In Senate amcntl meut to 11 B Mill l'o iiunl-h the crime ot mutlltitliigor changing public record lue House concurred lu the ttctiat' amendments to II. 11 107 lo author zc the trustees ot Oliva township, M.dgs county, to levy a lax to pay an existing lent. Also In Senate amendments to II. 11 2:1 To enable ttie board of education of Napileon, Henry county, to borrow muuey lo build a scnuol bouse. clary, pttniuna r dative to tlax mills, scnooL bills, and think the law now sullleienl. Cora- Mr. Wadn. Irom ih nntnmlttee on mltice discharged. Common Schools, renorted. recommeud Mr. Cameron, flora Committee On Ag- l ,l... ,l,. apaala ennrnr In thn 11, use rlcultnre, bill to forbid the driving of lraendment to B. B 07, Mr. Wade To lexas or cnerokee cattle tnrougn tne .mend ri r..mi .,.,-tin anf n n,.m citate uuring certain seasous or tne year, nion School act, so as to deilue with cer- Head Hi Bt time. .tt.,.u BliA kl,all l.a a...h..H..,u.l ..hrtn M. rt..t . TJI.I -'J " . u u a, .. t ,.V w"lu""rt suit ou the bond of the treasurer ot th 11. B. No. 11 To amend the criminal code, with substitute. Report laid ou the table, aud substitute ordered to be printed. Mr Fitch, from same committee, U. B 177 To enable the trustees of certain literary Institutions tu aell their property and close their corporate exiateuce, with Buudry amendments. Agreed lo Bill read third time aud passed yeas 83, nays 0. l itis mil la tn provide for the ssle of the 'Buchanan Female Institute" of Ox fo.il.O. school fund, In case of defalcation. The amendment was concurred lu yeas 21, naya 1 Mr. AmoB voting In tbenegative. Mr. Wade, from the same committee, reported back H. B. 187 To authorize the trustees of Jackson township, Asb land county, to appropriate surplus bounty funds to school purposes, recommending certain amendments, the prln clpal ell'ect of which Is to change the mil rrom a local to a general character. The amendments were agreed to, and FRESH ARRIVAL DRESS GOODS WmiKISTiGRVYUO OPENED THIS DAY Elegant Lyooanln Chenw only 45 Cbuis. vury clieap Rich Lyoiualn Plaids. Wuh Popl.na. prlog Mbades In Empress Cl.th.. It mbalx HI. Ids far Nails. HarguliiB in Grey Poplins lor Bulls. Highways. RECONSIDERATION. Mr. Burt moved to reconsider the vote or Agriculture tolnvest surplus funds iu by whlco the Senate relu-ed this morn U- S. or State bonds, aud reC'tiniueude lis tudeQulte postponement. Heporl laid on the table. Mr Chase from committee on Roads anil Highways, H. IJ 110 To regulate the will t ll of roads and highways In car tain cases. Tu ba relerred to the Judiciary C'linmittee. Agreed to. Mr S'lekney Irom Finauce Commit tee, II. J. It. 31 To direct Auditor of State 1o Instruct district ussessors throughout the State to assess the pro perty of jlie Slate upon a specie ba- ais, unit recommended its adoption. Mr. D -ii ii its offered an .-meudment. Mr. Williams of Fayette, inovelto postpone lurther consideration of reso lution and amend ineut until Friday. boat. Mr. Corcoran demanded the previous question. Catried. l ue ameudiiK nt proposed by Mr. Den nis was lust lug to order the engrossment ol S. B. 101, Mr. Prophet To amend seciloo 2 ol the uct requiring compensation for causing death by wrongful act, neglect or default. Mr. Prophet moved that the motion to reconsider lie ou the table. Lost yeas 10, nays 10. The President gave his cast ing vote In the negative. air I'otts deiuauded a call or the Sen ate, which was ordered, aud 22 Senators answered lo their names. Absent with out leave MeSMrs. Ji-uner and Winner. Ou m ttlou of Mr. Potts, the Sergeant st-Arrus waa dispatched fur the Sena tors absent without leave. Mr. Iluobell moved ihat all further proceedings uud' r the call be dispensed with, which was lost. Mr. Woodworm moved that the Sen ate aojourn. Not agreed lo yeas 8. uuys IU. On motion uf Mr. Wood worth, all fur a'norlnl attention la called to onr siiiperior tinacK .ipicua, aa ov, ai ml 7 4 eenin per yard. -'i, wa.ooa are clteHpr. mud batter tbau anr lu tub market. Wei hnra rnwrbed our fiobd. to cor respond wltll K.ei arreat decline In Uol't.and gi.u.an eu llmm rliebner ii ay- louua iu uiurnei oi iiuuur illtltn. IIih Full naaorlinwnt wf Ilia celebrated HruuilbBb K.d Ulove. l lie vote oeing tnen upon tnu resoiu- ,i,,.. ...,.u.i j ..,i.. ,,. nn tl.,,1 reunltri uuu. (11 ..u.-uli'l . ""'"'B' uut. .u vu.. " "Ja . d snensed w 1 1. mr i arr, iroru tne comiuittceon itoaos a,- i-..i.... ,i. m. .,rt ll,.i,.... II It Ofel ' 1,1... "" H, .BTU1CU. ... . "-.., " " of the mollou to reconanler till fhu . , . ..... . .w w navs lo. the til mi time next Wetlnesilav. ' .. . . Mr. I'eckluimugh. rom the commltU'C I .u..,, on Military Alfurs, II. B 2011 - l'o uu On motion of Mr. Campbell, It was ihorize a levy of money, with amend- agreed that when the seuaie adjourns meiits. Amendments agreed tu, aud the to-day, It adjourns lo I) a m. lo-morruw bill ordered to be read tne tulr-t lime ou Wi duesdiiy next. Mr. Mower moved to tuke a recess un til lo-morrow murnlng at I) o'clock. carried. The Senate then adjourned accord Ingly. BUSiftE.!) iI'ic:i:s. K D M ah:. MORNING SESSION. JuHlfKn Soap Tad cures ciaiud bands, salt me nu, tyiiapau.. ua u euuauenus antfcmms, rviiiltfiinit ).bt i a in jjft 4ntl munib. hUnutate. turl b? tl t-wU. Huiril . Ju.. wew Vorfc H.,id rraT by K.-v. Mr. Brluiifl. of the uy all UniifKit fgq2t Firm Uultud Iirethrun Cliurcli. of Col- .....him iircupuiionai Aiimrnia. iufpimmv iiiitruvHTim rwn, t ure ttir is . viiaiii: nir e.iiir wnoever la debdrrwd by circumstttiicv- from UDrtricUl kmd Tbe roi.u :ouuty for a law lequlring all tSil'JS'tXt a,.w,.l ihule ef. tti.-ut i mr, ilium IV , ' .... .7.. . RKI'nltTS OF STANB1NO COUUITTEKa. Mr D cks'in, from Insurance commit teu, H B 101 To create au Insurance department, with sub.titute. Subititute laid on the table to be printed. Mr. Filch, from Judiciary committer, a petition relative to sale ol miles given lor patent rights, and asked to bu ills charged Granted. Mr. Wo'cotl, Irnm committee on Puli- llc Works, 11 B. 171 To authorize the commlesiouers of Muskingum county to oulld a free bridge over the Muskingum rlter. The bill was read the third lime and passed yeas 83, uays 0 Mr liratliiiiry.iroincoiuinitteenn rub lie Works, II B 208. to be referred lo lect committee on national Road. H-j port agreed lo Mr. Milllgin, from committee on Turnpikes, 11. II. 0 To repeal an act lo authorize Cuuuty Commissioners lo locate and construct turuplke roads. Bill iudetluttuly postponed. Mr Bates, Irom committee on Benevo lent Institutions, II B. 134 - l'o estab lish a Soldiers' Orphans' Home, wtili sundry amendments. Amendments agreed to. Hill ordered to be read third lime, lliursday next at 11 A MX Mr. Ilettulon from committee on Pub lic iVotks, repirt of burd of Public Works, aud asked to lie dt-cbarue I, and is reference to Cw rum it teu ou Claims. Agreed to. Mr. McVay from Commltteo on Com moo Schools, 11 B 8(1. To amend t'i- O'mmun School ad, with anndry amendments. Am. udiucnts agreed to. BUI ordered to bu read third lime next Thursday. Mr. Geai from commutes on Turn pike, a polttlou relative to National ad, aim asked to reference to Coin milted on Nailoual Road. Agreed to. Me Williamson, Irom the cuinmltli u on Manufacture! and Commerce, II. II 1II4 l'o provide fir lbs luspeotioii ol Illuminating oil, with a substitute. Ri pen laid on the table and lUe substitute ordered lo bu printed. Mr. Bell, irom 'ho committee on I en- ItetuUry, II. I) liMl-l'u provide for giv lug a certain portion of a prisoner's earnings 'O his fiiillly, with amend raenis. Ameiidineuta agreed to and the bul ordered to be road llio third lime Wednesday next Mr. Corcoran, from tha committee on Corporal Ions o'her than .Municipal, II u M lo aroenu an act relating in townships, without recommendation, aud asked to be discharged. Agreed lo, and the hill ordered lo be read a Week from Friday. Mr Ford, from mo committee on Roads aud Highways, petitions asking a change in the elitciluu laws; lo he re-. ferrvd lo committee ou iiiecilous Agnail to. Mr. Devore, fro n commltteo on Libra re. recommended an approprlatlou ol 11,500 fr SUta Library ami 1300 for Law Library. Itcrerred to oomuilllev on Finance. Mr Bradbury, (rom commlll'C on l'nb- llo Works, petitions rvtaiiva lo Ilia National 11 iad to be referred lo the con mtlKH) ou National Road Agreed to. Mr (ttsinn, (rum ooinmlttra on Rill roads, 11 II, 1117, to am-ml Rilinad art, lo forbid railroad o impanlra greater rate of fan lhati that allowed hy law, fur lit-d, nulls postpouemeut, Heporl laid uu the table. I Ur. Lore, from committee on Judl- By Mr, Sum nil cou vutes at school district meetings, upon lintT i.,,rr,iyi,d Ktur.uieeof merit lo thn the subjert ol taxation, lo bu taken by 'oruiinwi" .ni intel-aieut axe, ni tile b tbu l,rill,,t. II r,.pr,l l llLPiimmltiw, ,, eriiooen llo,ltt.ra.tooiuct, lll'tera alauda Hri ., j . aro'.ntr tbn inviaiilatin. ai.il reiioUtins U'Ouietnea w......mu o. tne , reai-nt nay. i. me want, in lerami n Bvtlleaime Of 00 Citizens Of Bald tatf.diniii.o..reillllivujei,ta.eMiect.llria.rnwil county, for a home lor the children of t'J ':"''' ."hor. ,ven uh in. b .. pMibie iieeeused and disabled Boidiers. Refer red lo the committee ou Benevolent lu- Btilulluua. BRC'OND READINQ. Three Senatu bills and one House bill were read Ibc second lime and relerred to appropriate committees. Oil. TANKS. the Incorporation of companies lor the purpjse of erecting aud maintaining tunks fur the storage of oil, waa read the third lime, aud passed by a uuaul- mous vole. KVASION OF TOLLS. T-nlllalt.,,i tne aiiu(.apiicr.- u always invonieee trie u -ll'ite i, tine a. uurl -it v,g ahl. -outo la oeeilliai , mlaiilud. Tne nature of lie Inaceill- euta I. n .nii.ttiy Ilioii.i t. l an ab-uluu-ly pure dllloalve .timuiatit, tinoiurudor rather aun-harire I with llirll-iiil isirau a ol ..n.titoa rule aud batkaand berb-. .Le ptiannaourseia haa lie tioe ure-, b l wnat are tltey I 1 tie juice inly a .inie roo or naik or n a t la tiriM-ni in eh. Nott.neof ihem oo-i.biue. tbe tlirce prop-ertea'.f . toote. an alteiaiire. and an a.erient Utheeeeieuien'aai bUnded In the hitlera; nur 1 dupuieut aud an auu- U 11 t.1 Me Hil,.nTn ontWIvA an-lbe the auiu ui Its In.dictna reo.,uiuieuila- ., ... ... . tion Je la aiaj a blood .pa.mialic. 'i be baleful effect which air that baa been par ti. lly etbail-t d ol 1 auxyuen by lr.i).icnb breath- ma- froiuca uo tne vital ,ranii.liou, lanut-i nou-. and woen to lb a ilevitalia.d atiuueDO, re auoerdUed th m,Dbitic T.p.r of but at. fur i.ao a, it oaa mea o.iei. riu. ana ueprce-ing in S B 110. Mr. Einmilt l'o Prevent eu lr . few h mreeaoh da? ,1.111,1 the d. Inn. fruu lulent practices lllerelu named, or .tinal- floenceof seitia edst i,uipicre,awbule- to puulsh the evasion uf, lulls on turn- T, ... ,nud .,, u ,,;,, ,',,,, ilt.,,, pikes, lilauk roads and toll bridges, was Uitleia nbicb aa a atr.natb-eu.lainii.v- he.lih read the idlrl time and passed yess utou-c ma .enth y uvaiei. her aiuuiui otbo- Wood worth voting In the negative, LAID ON Till TAlll.B. II. B 81, Mr. Brown, ol Washington lo uinend sectiuu twuuty.uite ol uu act entitled an act to amend section twenty- gPLCIAL NIII'ICEw. DUV OtlODi. NEW ADVEHTISF.HENTS. "'fo v. :.(, ' 4V... A-U av" StBTSIXCUIlllv H,'J3i!KCiA'fa"A"n-1!n'n) U'uuttariusi'.uv5uU luoxauiis, SIK-CORD. ' For sale by all doalors in Pry Goods and Notions. GILCHRIST, GRAY& CO., Match 1, 170. OSBORN, KERSHAW 4 CO. TTAVg JUHT BE0EIVED ALAHU STOCK J.J. OF NEW CARPETS, CoinpriiagtbeDeweat and choioent styles in Axminsters, Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapesty Brussels, ic. OSBOEN, KERSHAW & CO, 142 South nigh Street. ICMI'.H. INIIMI i;10.) WEL0H & GRIFfiTHS, AWr. ol all dsnripti.niH AXKfi, hULTINO aid MILM-UHMHaiNU-. ( IliCl'LAK h-A WH with Uuliil 'IV th, or wi b V-rvm Adjdhtablh foIOTai, nuptriar lo a'l In rrtnl Trrlh $itt, kVir I r !( itod iicuti 4 KIT 0ri,( Mr 1'ri e Li-1 nun f iruUis Wfl, II V . It If Fil' UN, BB Iloatou, Uluaa., or llvtroit, Itllrh. THAS. A. DANA, FlirniK. Thf rhip. narlent, mil twal N. w York fwtr-iprT. Fvpryl-JylikeH. Thw wHtlfrnt Dn.T. lIHim-Kr.tm.r,-it nrl Wrrsir.r-I nyw. Ai.lihiKb.vi dt hnlf-prW, Ftill rrnnrt of inmkHa. fHrutiiirr, rsriTifrtf Fruit (IrnverV Huria. nil o-innlHr tlorr In every IVcflilr ami Niml-Wfrkly nnmtwr. A iirfaynl of valuihls Iphillaiml Ttnpatfi etr'T iilirr,lirri lliilnrrmf nt In u-ra.arrs t rpint. flmn Mfr ln.iir.nM-i, (lrnfi'1 Iliri'", Mt.nlnr Mirtiln-1, Vtr-r O-imna, Hr'wlnir Mi''hlnf. , -Tt. B...l. H.i.tV..n. Mfnrt IVliU 1 Wrnd irY jL1VNfaj.ANl). I'lil'li'tii-r. Kt'W Vrlr. arnntiitir VoirpHl.' Hon p. 5AP REDUCED ! ! IfcT3DUOJSI ! 1 ! PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK I Cut biiuUcIiirauiBiwiu ot l.aiJle dt (JtiUUrt U HIM..I. HV At.l.VtU tititHt. bu Agents. ReadTnis, Wli afAV AUKN1H A HALAHV 09 m-Att iwr WiHiti sud exDen-es or allow a lann oummiMtoa, to sell our onw and wuntlerful iDVeaUuiia. Addresa at. WAUN UR CO., Al aria ii. Minn. imm IS ffliLIB.--FMM.lU. Wrj Y wt 1 peopl pay f Vt or m-ir for a Hew-imii Michine wtiun til will tiv one tbat haa I a tiamUt'ii lejiuUatitio, in d ilb'o thremtl, oom, iltn l olf, conniiucuu uhid entirely new inu practical iirtocipiea, run- 1-fnetmu, nd eictU mi othvial Tiinw celebrate 1 Mitcli.nes my It- tfnitvf. are inteitUwl lr Lour pe-iie wim wbt to a-e lm, Ubr and moiinf. A$r.Hit ii anrt-ri. iia-nineas o. t'i Aai-nts aucl giv auvv to medy am lies. Fur cinuUis anil iitlun-A titices, ad lift-as J. 0. Orria k o.. rnnkhaabd UiaiuuDti B, 11. Co., Uux JUT, Ujstun. Muu, nu D1I. Wll IT TI Ell, 017 Vt. Charles St., Ht 1 jiuIs Mo., of Uuiou'Wide ivDuutiun. treats I all reneieal dirwaaes; alo, s-minal fmiavions, im potvDuy. Ho., the result of acif-nbuae. tttnd two sUmiM mr scaled pampht, Wip. No matte who tallra. staU ow. i onau.ULKin in e. aur. WM.I'I'I.At Ml .oTe.-taye for Y.iunir M-n. frf. ,n Mai euveluiwi. llow- I a ED AsaWCUTloN, Boa F, l'oiladfliphia, l'a. mm DU. C Mr. HLLAItO' Female Silver Tills I An unlailintT KraoTr of ohitruotlooi, at da I ortln re.ul.tor nt f emnnihly tum. lnfalnb. Ham tti and Trustworthy, rt-ni trve oy tnau to I a.uyauilraMoo reorip -it One ltl ar. r. U. UUA alUVtlaj w ion iy. P'VUOM AN Y, r AHl.'lNATIOM OR HDULi CUAUMINO. iW pa((Mi elo h. This wn-ImMhI h.(iat tiava tull Imtructlons to enable the reader to fascfuatv either ., ur any an mal, at will. Htnuneriam, Hpiriiuatum, anu nunaiuu oi ither ounoua enoriininta. It ear, to rbta nod b srndlDfr iddrvas, with poaatKCi to T. W. JCV. AN a ak OU.,4. Houib EightUt , Philadelphia, mm AKilMli and ilit Viffnrwf ouitt Uateta M1 Of ue iV MlDOh'UI liahi'S, a lf-ouM stud OUiu W, (iivu aV a. ooie Co One Wiinderf.il me4)iili.e. ll laln nre.ular areord .oar to dincuous (which aie veiy uniLile, and iuirt nu n trin. loira busine. or It-iu-urei. aiiiira is lmpuMto e m in in iruuimi . ur fo irquaniine tu ooe for t. TIm hud ot ly of tie ! afi.Mit ite i air nt i Amri-a HtKAlAH UKrlllKN, 105 Tliird Avuuu-. N wVota . f AKHii auct ilift Viffnrwf ! A ATC1 I "orrd lit tVoiir .t ke. tm I II I I IX ' fjxx-nteea. lir. ICetordair'a t..wti w Tlllllllj i.lfe iurea mnl power, tr.m wn.WTcrc - A V UOrV e Mwioaj. 'the tttet-U wf early pom c CARPETS llwtiti IfiiVHnia l.oiiwrr. nf l'uta Draw I iiMMtuu m iro:d MTerr 17 dnTi; urticjuili mA u..rl inf.. rin.li.ua Inenl.liul Tl,n l,...K.I ..(m hub "l uu vcv panifcu April q, louo, envmi'd patd for doubloons and all kinds uf guld and ell- auacllu Ami-mi nee lions elulilruii amu TM.uoverninen.secuii i e,e, iwcaty-onorihotct rclailuji lo pw wk iSmSl!, aihi ntif nways, unstieii apru iouu, (ODio levtft vulmiio Uu, piigo 01,) watt ,1IJmT tUTI rt'ml Ute tin ra Hint?, and, ou mo Uuu ui nTTrBRV PrMTflRAT TRnnTTrfl.1 Mr Hi'lL ni. I tin Dim La. hit. 1 c r i.. r.u. rilUHCIICOKauLIDATION. - sBThrnalsft Rrnnehitli. II B 120, Mr Joy Supplementary to N0N so 00:111. no.nk no l'LaoAM, 4Au act to provide lor Ihu crealluu and regulation ol incorporated compaules tn thu Slate uf Onto, passed May 1, 1bV!, and act to amend sections alxiy-aix, an ty-seven and seventy or the aforesaid act, parsed J initary till, lWlj, (Swan Alirllcli- Held, page 'M't, and Mwau & Sayler, page 'Jillll, was read the third lime, and after none tullia as uui CK m ailTUM a 1:11.. in a.io. Unrna. N. V. Un no inure if tbo h-.rrlble la.'e I nau-vauna' esratl "linown vuuui iuiciub.- OISIIIIIIOII, The TlirMi HcinediH. "Hcaasra'a Fctwnaio Rvrun f.,r thu pure of Cauiibe. Oulil.. Iliouclull. .n.t xvetv form of lliiu.uiniitluo. Til. neriioulnr bSlilg allieuded, on motlou Of Air. Bell, I a.-tinut thia medicine ripena the uboia in the WaS Pissed, UO OU0 VOllUg U the Uega- Pruiui.ee. lunnin ii omiub. ma- nan MMnc ,, uw vuu ,w.iu9 ih .uuH(,a I tef hf r I n eliira iuU. 1 UI lUo the bloo I, aUil tbua mirea CiUauniiillun. warn .vert olner remedr I'Uls bill provides that any two or r.u. .Un.,i..nd H.u.iu,iud rk.,.li., n "nch nca'a Pea-weed Tonlo" lor tb. .ur. ol sociationa incur sirnuu uuoer tne taws r.: ,r. i ,, . -i i, . ., ,v,, .t.. , ,n,.. of this 8 ale may become consolidated U. oraan. ii.plie. ti, pine uf th. gsairie or UUIled aa aSIUgle Corporation. - Julc. when th.tudeBoleiit,ai,.lth.eenab..a 01. ' I a.lunl ,.. ll.M . tha m.u, n, till..,,. Inihl. I , DAMAOI-.8 Foil CAUBINtl DKATII. ver,lm n-tunlf lr all oa.,-a ol ludiaeation. XI ul,.,,lu,.,Hl, i...m il,. I,..llnl.re nhei3k'. M.ndrak. rum' one ol tbe moM COIlltnitire, repuriall uacn, rcvuiutneu lllg I lableeubaUluto lur calumel, and ba.lne all lb a Ht.le Unit.,, niMtieitieineiiL. M. II. 1 II. iwlnl elote-r-UW aecillai I u, lhal n li.eral. WIU1 Mr. rropbetl'o aineml section two ol "J; . I"! rL-... i l j i Z..a . tile act ri'lllirlUgCOinpellsatlon lorcaus- P,.,1,,.,, ..w.a hi. unrieall d.eic..- in the litirdratli tiv wroniilul nor. tieirler.l nr tr. alin.ntul Pulmonic C,inauiutitln The Ful. lelaull, passed anil look meet .llarcn "'""',"' "'J "T" "?'"," ir"r'ZTi.,. 3Ti h, ISM, an as lo aulhoriae Juries to M',u,Wn the lieer, nwaw'aii ntairucuou. theie-give auch damages aa they may deem ir.un ate. tin a Im.iihr j-m-, and cur. (air and Just, Inatead of neiiij mulled, .a ZZZ. ' Ue law UOW stands, to J,1J0 damages. tM , W eed Tni0 t,.,w,,,iM the power ot I lie lllilellnlte hlSIlonumellt Ol tile bill th. tomacn, and by atr.n.uenins ine,llir-all n 17" XT EJ WU. G. DlN & CO., 33 & 35 North High St. DISSOLUTION. rBE PAKTNhltSllU' UKHblOKOKB EX I tattnaT i et-etn W. d. A i. Al. Akin and J. U. Htewort exptru tins dity by lm tatton, and is Iheieloie disHilved by niutn 1 cuiiwnt. . u. AKi.i, 1). M. A-xlN. J. M. til t .VAIlT. Columbus, Fb. 1, 1870, - The bnstnM will be tutntinned at the old stand. J0 HoutA llinh atcvet, by the utidor ItrnMl, wtiura t iey will lw ploat-d to thvir old cuatutuers or any new unea that may call on tbt'tn. W . U. V, M. AIVl.li The amount of Aktna tt "trwart will bo settled I at Uu, old sUud. I'luMeeall and srtik. . II. A ha. I). SI. AKiN. febl.a J. all, ttlLWART. SEALING WAX! INF. QUOD&-TEUY I'UKAP, at th. juiiHNAl- itrriiia mis anniented by Me.sra. Wuo lwiirih bringing it wi a nmin l aud ne.itii. e,,t,.ii i-.. - i - iu... uon imnr.tvea tneqtiaillf of iho hi hi. by wlil,h and ttclviniiey, audoppjsod by .Messrs. ,.. in. i.,mi.ii noi iiocraur iiiiercieain m. IViUillel aud lei FRANKLIN vn:viii;oi)Ki:i.M)Kin AND Blank Book Manufactory, Otuo( the LanrMt and IV it Appointed Book liibaerm tn vue ovave. Booms 34, 30, 38 North High St, Over Heelu "T' anil BtaUamaa BUam I'nniiaff uncea. Oil AS. O. FIIXD9, rroprletor. l.inira Itetstniea Itnp-stble. lb euuiblned actl n of ihosl nusll. lu,., aa Ibua ..nl.1,,,.1, .ill uie awry . M ot lAin.umptlon, il tne rente lie ar- j.ril In . me .mi me um ui ui.a, la pnee-iens. iu iuSI' enur to bting tt. au. to . tavuiabi. term-na ln. Ur. nVheni'a'a Almanao. enntainlna a bill trea iiae on ilie varloil lurtn ol ul-eaM,, hi, miale ol tre.linrni, ami aener dtiHUtuiia huw t iim bt. o-isltcae, eiu he hail sr ,tiar aent br oistl by a.. Irnetns hi. rnuct.elUulce, Mo. II N. niau at., IIUiT. I ne Inditliiile poatponimenl was dis agreed to by Hie (ollowlug vote Yeas Messrs. Hurl, U. inplKll, llaugh- ertr. M civ In net. udlln, I una, MItusuu, Streator, Wade, Winner and Wojtlworlb -11 Nava Messrs. Amos. Bell, Illlla.llold- en, (iow.ir.1, lltibttell, Hum, Jainis m, l":.Z."f." J.-nner. Leeds, l'mph-'t and Wtdsh 111. I Prt-s.,,1 thel'ulmonle Hrrun and Seawred Tnnl Th MUeatlon being on ordetlllg UlC eachllW,rliiu.,urTliith.ball-doa.n. M.n- blll to be engrossetl, it was not agreed to. (, . ,,, ,4 n.,,m. ,u ISLANDS IN Til OHKAf MIAMI Mr Udlln, from the Finance Co nmlt-ler. reiHirti'd bark, recommending I's n,sa,i. 11. II INU. Mr Williamson tn reltttou to Inland. In tli Ureal Miami Itiver. The bill waa real the third lime aud passed yeas III. nays 1 Mr. Proph et voting In tha negative. LAND FOR SALE. , rirl LOT HtlltATKII IN MAI11"N l tnwn-htts Irenliitn eu.inir, one and a half rnliea west of lo,.n-iM. eea, tbeoanai.eitn latmng'JS u-tiaiae-ea For timber aitliUara, imiulra 01 sadfe ltaf. ll'ueep i, w., or in .ala UoULl)slllTU,AUaai,0. B LANK BOOKS of tr-ry wHrtlnt. and y, rulvd and iKiun.l to any .equlre.) ttrrn, wnh nr without tinmea iifadimr. a pi-e tt)Ually aa low as ran r-? du elsewhnt. Orders from t ntimy U-bcta, Ualk and Ueroaa Ul wm aolioli-d. Hawitia? nraafltical H'ank Bixik workman, era r aUt all iN-raona wi-hmn: Hane IVooks to 1t Ha a Mil WiitrwJ UMivriiiw iierti MaalnTs and pirtoti4ala hound laanyatyli rauuiiad, al ua anorveet nuiioe. deou This la NO PATltNT MKDI 'iNH HUM HUH, tot ton up to dup the I nniir.nt and rrnlm..u, nnf Ultrfpr-a'nUsiaa b- 'U. "o tupo.-doI rare and (ire-ioua aiihianrabrouithi tMia the tour mrnera if lhee.rth.osrnMlar1.v,.oi n.earr.'a iheurcat iajttt lkrHh tin the loani imitutn natu els ami hruuttlit an, th- Atlan'li o.fn on Hlllpa." It llliai'" Wl.l, r.ll ni-aartia, rtrjfft ."ijrr(fifl ort:.T.HNii and ou ! TUB it.o," alao lurntlt'nalTtf it ath. or lmiiatr-mi.tttf the Hmn l nut'd, 1'aste or llnaiinif. wtiiniror ik kk. rmn nr reaure in the Hi-sal, W' en eani-l, ' tir.y mil nut BSfrtquently ar. v the ti Kui ni t'nWirh. I ofler, in yood taiti, aatandinir Reward of M0 tor a ua-a ul i:atrrh Uul I sun our. rUH rtAl.K 11 V IfltUUUIHTtt KVKttVWBKUf. Fates. 10 Cirri, Bent 1-y fit Ml, vn pall, on rrwdpt of flnxT tHT. four iLWam.e lur J wf One 1a- IW wu. Selel a two ceni alamo i-'r it. "see . pwe",, ai tarrh. Arbiter ,h I n.pii.ler, ,: n. v. PtKKi.a, at. u., Buio,l. 1. IOCKIN GOAL, riAtt NOW RKl klVlNO AMU BEAUT TO L aupply ratuimara witb in. UF.aiT ni'AMTV acurr.i.n nocuiivu coai. Dallrmd to an, part of th. nty, r. BAYUIIt, lt,oUl,Uloe,CsUoaibua,a.px, 11,110a. FOR SALE. STOCK OF GROCERIES. rtlK 0)PRTMlsi BKMiTiiFOilt exiatlnab lw. en th unilcpmni-d under ih. lb. n,mnanaeaol ll.n. N.l'.h.'tna.apred ly lun.lation tl ot w oil ' I"' ' l bar-Nita th Ir entire w.-s-k, nature., aood.tll. A. I'arlle, .l.-'lna tu pii-pi'. an le-l .nt alts-a nl i-.r.-fw,lh a aisituale already el.llhed, III d-d lb . rt. rti.aiw. Ap li tn ltnf.A No. 11 Nlb Ui.hatmt, A. V. HaNIH, ItOUt. SHU Catimbu, Fab. II, KTO. hbll-dlw