Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1872-02-09, MORNING EDITION

              1 VOL. XXXIII. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY, FEBHirAttY ), 1872. NO. 35. t til t OX'lock A.M. Tub Ht'imtc romimtlce nn Vrivih'KeB an 1 KliTliotiH will mil.mit its njKrtto-4lay ott the enntrrdeil eli-cliuti caw of Havlcr vamiA Ki'inji, from t tie MontKomery-PivMp lUliict. Two tvporU will 1 made ritnjority and minority. The former will .m hv all the Kepuhli ('nn iiiPiiilH-tv (f (lie committee, iiiul will HiiKirt thu c ontestant, Mr. Hiiylt-r, in Ms ehim to n scut in tint ImmIv. while the latter, niKtied liy the iVmnvrntie nunilern, Mill favor the re tout ion of Mr, Kemp In the sent lie Inn oernpieil since tlit oienii)(r of the notion. The committee will unk that loth ivpnrtt lie laid on the table, ordered printed, and iimde the xpenal order for Wednesday of next week. That the majority report will he unstained hy every Kepuldienn memher of the Semite, I we not only hops Imt etmiidently Wlieve, Weeiinnot how tliey ean do other-wine, In view of the nature and well-known jiHtiitMM of the eiim-. "CntT'of the Chronlele, cruelly allow 'a pliyieian who hns practiced nied-ieine fur thirty or forty yeah" to phut! himself 011 the record, hy puhlMiitix ver-hatim a letter feiit to ''hi- ineniWr" hy thin vciicralde liowel-dUluHi in wliii-l. he attack- the proponed amendment to the Kemp hill. Iff i a specimen of the men whom onr lawn allow to prey upon the ignorant hy 'ipraetieiiiK medicine," with Iuhh knowledge of the human body and iln wonderfid mechanism Ihun many nehool children have. It U incredible that men of any order of intelligence nhould he willing to entrust their bodies to the care of such itfiioraimiM'i, when they would require of n man that lie rdmuld have at least a Miporlieial know led ye of cobbling before they would employ him to patch an old Knot, Carlyle kiyh America ha u population of forty million mtwtly IVmiIp; and xiu-li fact as them? o to show that Carlyle h;n at lca.it the ordinary "fuiindcd on faet" of a historical word, an warrant lor the obftervation. I The Tvndall Av iation ,f thin eitv is . . ' . . , 1 doing much to enlarge H iHefulness and . popuiame in eiiorts, in iiringing i'rnt. Kdward S. Morse, of the 1'ealnMly Insti tute, to deliver his coiirc of (four) lecture on Natural History before it, February 12, 17, 27 and J!t with a matinee fur children Fcly 1J, at It p.m. The tickets for the eonrw are only $1 ; single Icctuiv otv; children I V. 1'rof. Morse speaks without note: nl illustrates oil , the blackboard, with his own drawings, ; knoll on the present Hooker farm, four u,M.nling to the mind through the eve as ' northwest of Lancaster, dailv walk-well as the ear. lie in .aid to have a won- i i" ';vho!e distan.-e for that purpose. , e . , . , , . . , ; He aftcrwanl attended " hitllesev's derf.il facility ill drawing, u-n.s both ! Academy," which was locatwl on Wheel-hands, and his illii-traii.ui are o delight-, ing street in this city, and is said to have till feature of the entertainment, Kastcrn 'KVn n" excellent school. Here he nc- paH.rssp,.ak of him a. extremely happy i T1 " alr P",lll,,l,;y ' .' , ... it. i ; (i-eek; and, contrarv to the gi'iiendlv ac-.11 the useol hinguage, and his lecturcsare , mi(wl (limijllM lltM.i tl.:it ol.;,W L wry where spoken of as giving the most i iieeuriiic Ncicmiin- iiHiirmaiiiiii in an ex-ivediiigly iutcrc-ting inanner. Tin: New York Mcn anlile Agency -an aocialioii that knows l lie precise extent of busim ; and exact liuancial condition f every mcn iuilile bouse in the country, from the greatest wholesale establishment in ymir large eitv down to an eight-by-teii general assurluient shop i ai iJcacon I'ograni s i-ross-nmus lias prepared a statement of the commercial failures that occurred in the Tinted States during 1ST , ;UU the amount of liabilities involved; alo, for the preceding year. From this we gather that in IS71 there were one hundred and eighty-nine commercial failures iiH )iii), involving 8 1,1)77,-IHIO, while during I.S70 there Were two hundred and sixty-six failures, involving $7,(Q,,000. This shows a very healthy condition of the commercial intcrc(s of ' hin, which gives us pleasure to chronicle. Tm: Columbus paers of yesterday morning had not arrived at this' otlice up to ten o'clock last night, though the 'leveland papers wen1 on our table at H p. m. The postal service seems to lie out of joint. We nn- unable to lay Mr. Comly's last joke on Itichard Smith before our readers this morning, (7;i, j-;,,, It is joke enough on him not to get his Statk Jm itXAt., but we are not resHiusi-hie for that. The frequent complaints of the Cincinnati and Dayton papers on this head are inexplicable. The clerks at the Columbus mstnilicc have till lit a. in., when the first train leave, for the distribution of the uriil, mid the writer is sat-islied from p.-rsoiial observation that the blame doc not lie in either the Columbus newspaper offices nr the Columbus ost-otlice.Coi S. I. 1 1. it urs, who is somewhat known to Ohio farmers as an agriculturist, don't hclieve that the buggers of the icfjngieal Survey are of any value to the farmer of hio, and he presents his views in to-day's Statk Joi rxai,. If the ( 'oh.ncl will con line his observation to the bug department we shall not quarrel with him; but the State cannot well afford tu lusc by incompleteness the results of this survey, for Its value in directing attention to our mineral wealth, Tub Louisville Courier-Journal is Very much agitated over our announcement of a few days ago that "A Cool Imposition'' should be published as Hoon a) mom could be found. The Courier-Journal seems to think we are going to publish one of its jokes, ( 'oMMotmitK HrxNinr, of the New York Herald, wants to tight Fngland. If the Herald goes into tliiu light we may excct to sec the Livingstone expedition called in, ;ind nil its forces concentrated, I hen ttimit.' J. Hull. Tin: Lancaster (hucttc says U, Tall-ina.lge has sold bis residence in Lancaster to Kising, for S-t.tMk), taking It mug's icddcitcc at StlUOO in part payment. Tin: Springfield Advertiser wishes (iree-ley a green old age. We should ltko tu have (he Chicago Post tackle this and see If a joke can't lie made of it, i,o (iittMKM is dead, that good old man. The National Inventors' Association vlotifd It hccoiiiI annual exhibition nt Cleveland yesterday, after a six weeks -ion. Thu board of directors decided to hold the next annual exhibition in that city. The Treasurer of the Province of Ontario, In o statement presented to the legln-I ut 1 1 re hut uighl, shows (he amount of revennu S'-VCil.UU, and expenditure$1,-Sl(l,Ntl7, The Geological Survey of Ohio. as matron. The amendment n hut 7v THE UHlunlATK IUVHSAI.1. . yens VI, nava "7. I saw in voiiriliof Nnliirdnv last that 1 The original amendment, a prnHiud mvr.. U.Uiii.i(hhr, Col. Charlu.WI.it.. .''""'"'". " "' lo-yons , ' ... . . , nay follow : tlewy.in (.UlUtirnngup tlieojenitorof Yean Moww. Adair, AriiHlroiijr of the (ieolngieal Survey in Ohio, und not lk'lmont, Arnintrong of (iuerim-y, Halt-nfter the moat complimentarv stvle. It Ih ! Vi)V Ulucklmni, JilakeHlee, llr'adhury, well known to wme)er)ons that 1 wan not I Kjv:kennd,w, Hriinnwick, ( alien, (tow, no nlv,-.,it(. ,.r il.ij i.tif..fni.;- u 1 t'nopinan. I'lvde.CiH'hran.Colhv. I'onrad. economic adventure, Imt I'ter the tiling wax (letvrmineu upon, ami the K-op(e were UHHiired hv it friend that the mirvev would bp a foverciirn panacea for inont of the ills under wmcli the agriculture of Ohio was HiiticriiiK, mieli as bug, barrenness, fue.-rot, potato-rot, and nurli, I eoii-oludec' to keep the tienee for a while, and we t.ow the wirvey would turn out, feel- inr a tolerable ami ranee that, an in the caxe of mcardcH and nmall-pox, we would not Ih.' apt to have It hut oTiec in a lifetime.Itut if I understand thn letter of Col. Vhittleney, we are in danger of a ivlape of (hit expeuxivc neientilic luxiirv. After Haying that the original term of three year for tin) completion of (he mirvev would expire tu June of thin year, the Colonel navrt : "For the luiriMMo of a thoroiiL'li eco- iioni'cil Hiirvey, the appropriation ofthe pant year are Biitlicient to make it complete if continued umlhec jtriiwl of I lure yean. A full wientilie survey will require taw thU atnmnl during the Maine iwriod, printing included.'' About the time when thin mirvev wim launched upon the State, I took occasion to wiy editorially that it wan proviiled with an appropriation of S'(',INH), in addition to which would tirohahlvhc retiuired " ,H ,ur ,r,,,ll"Kt engraving, Whereupon ('apt. x (of the iX'lawaro iazette,H who in alwavM readv to mvear that he in the fatlier am) mother of the bill,) jumped up at me, and raved nearly oh had an Hill Met 'lung did ot the late Agricultural Convention, when 1 Hiiggented that the agricultural pre was a more economical and effective teacher of agriculture than the Agricultural College could lie. Thin Captain Lee called uie all the fo.-iliferoiiH named he could find in the geological dictionary, and raid it Mas not ponwible under the law In excnd more than the S'lO.OIH), and the whole wim l)c completed in three year. Now, K it In true, according to the itte-incut of Col. Whitlleney, that the parties interested in good naiades, are "boring" for a continuance of the mirvev, "and that wetntiHthare it three years longer, and that a full wicnlitic Hiirvcv will refpiiro iu-icc the. nmnunt of mm it looks tome a if itwoB time towhlstle 'down breaks.' " "JV1 fc,Irh in J 1B,;, h?f,,fro n; other hundred thousand dollars ih fooled away in determining how muny joints there were in a tnloliitc s tail, ever-so-long ago, under the pretense that such know led iw is of vital importance to the agriculture of Ohio. S. I). llAititr. Ctnrtmut, Frh, 7, 1871 Hocking H. Hunger. Tiuiii ilic l.:irh-nieriiiiinit'. lie attended school when a boy at a '11 hoiise which t(ond on u prominent the study of the law with Judge W. W. li'vin, with as goiMlan e.lucation us young men geiiiT.iMy ohtaiu wlio are not graduates of a collegiate institution. Judge Irviu at that time occupied as his otlice the little brick building since used for many years as the County Keenrder's of-lice. Young Hunter was a diligent ami ambitious student, allowing no opKrtu-uity for improvement to es4'aie him. lie was admitted to the bar about the vear IS21 ami not long suliseouenllv was marricil to Miss Matlack, who survives linn. The only public'otliee. Mr. Hunter ever consented to hold though often pressed to become a candidate forollice was that of Prosecuting Attorney for this cotintv, which he held about the year is:t."i. He was elected Judge of the Supreme Court on thu I'niou Ticket in 1M;, but, for ht-sotial reasons declined to qualify for the assumption of the duties of the position , The distinction of having been the tirsl while child born in t ihio, which has sometime been claimed for Mr. Hunter, did not Itching to him, there being uthcr native citizens still living among us whose birth dates previously to his. LXth General Assembly of Ohio. FIltWT HKHNIOV. Tm itsiiAy, Feb. s, 1X72. iitti'Ni:. AlTKItXoON f"Ks.s()N. When the House took n recess, it had under considenition the Senate amendments to the partial appropriation hi lithe question being on agreeing to the item appropriating $1(HM for the nalaric- of Dr. Peek and wife, as Siiierintcndent ami Matron of the Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum.A call of the House was ordered, and ol members answered to their mimes. On motion of Mr. Mott,thoScrgcant-at-Arms was dispatched for alwentces. After Messrs. Chase, Civile, Oren, Titus, Hay, Richmond, Colby, Ivahn, Itlakeslee, Schoenfeldt. Cochran, Case, Smith of Sandusky, While of Crawford and Kisor had aplieared within the bar of the House, further proceed iiign under the call were ilisenttcu with. Mr. Stilwell spoke quite elalninitoly ligainHt the appropriation in question, and was replied to by Mr. Scott at length. Mr. II aide man spoke hrictly in favor of thu item, and explained Hr! Peck's connection with the removal of the asylum from within the limits of the ,'ity of Columbus to a magnificent farm west of the Scioto river. Mr. Peck wr.s originally opposed to the change of location, but he sees now, as everybody else does, that it was the most commendable act the last legislature passed. He (Mr. Haldeman) had a very high estimation of Dr. Feck, not only as a physician, but for his extensive knowledge in matters of architecture. His services had been already of immense value to the Slate, and they should he retained as long as thev can lie had. Mr. Mott made a few additional remarks against allowing the salaries. Mr, Corliss fid lowed, saying that he thought this discussion had taken a much wider range than the nature of the question would legitimately admit. It won simply a matter of allowing a debt that thu State morally and legally owed, and should be met squarely. Mr, Itlakeslee urged the conlinunnec of Dr. Peck in the employ of the Slate. In the Central Lunatic' Asylum, Ohio Is erecting the largest, costliest and most magnilicent benevolent institution in the worlda full mile of great walls, the whole thing lire-proof, to stand for the admiration of the world for centuries to come, if procrly constructed; and Mr. Peck in the very man to keep there to superintend the work, watch over the contractors, and continue to see, as lie has so far exerted himself in seeing, that nothing unsuilaMc enters into the erection uf this grand building, t Mr. Cooper mud Ohio is a great State, the third in this great I'nioii.and her nut-nilieence, as exhibited in bur U'licvolciit institutions, ik held up as the model of I he world. Such a reputation should Ih- (he last (lung that her jicnplcturn iheir backs upon. Mr, Conrad moved tu amend so as to pny Dr. Peek twelve hundred dollars for superintending the erection of thu asylum building (thuH spec! tying the work he perforins), and striking' out the four hundred dollar for the salarv uf Mrs. Peck, j w'lr. ('Wt'i; Vnrt'um, Kly, Kallw, ronl of Ocauga, Fulton, Oreen, Halde man, Hill, Kalm, Kirtland, Ixdand, Little, McFarland, Mann, Marx,- Miller, MiltenliergeOluiiHon, Nell", Nokes, Xor- ris, Oesterleu, Oren, Fowell, Jtiehmniul, nnsii, nciux-ntcKit. rcot . rs niuk. Smith o! Montgomery, Smith of Sandusky, Sriiith of Tuscarawas, Steele. Stronir. Taft. Titus. Thompson of Columbiana, Thompson of Micas, nan. tie, vunteoi i-ranklin, tek-erham, Williams, Wilson of Hamilton, Wilson of Madison, Wing, Speaker. Nays Messrs. Auslill, Hall, Hay, Hell, J to win an. Hrown, Hurnham. liCase. Cor coran, Counts, F.lHs of Adams, Fill's of .Muskingum, lerguson, I lowland, Kile, Kisor, -l,cohncr, McCoy, Malmie, Millt-gan, Mott, Peckinnaugh, Seita, Stanton, Stiles, Slilwell, Vnii Cleaf, Waldron, Xiy, Weible, White of Crawford. The several remaining Senate amendments to the bill were then concurred in. Mr. Wilson of Hamilton, from n select committee (the Hamilton delegation), reported favorably on Mr. Sebitl's Senate bill for redisricting the eitv of Cincinnati into new wards. The hill was made the Hjieeial order for the hour of half-post two to-morrow. On motion of Mr. Little, the House bill providing for the election of delegates to and assembling of the Constitutional Con vention, was taken from the table and rc-fcrred.loa select committee of one, Mr. Scotl. Mr. Smith, from the committee on Fi- nance, reKirted favorably on the Senate oil! to aiunonzc cities ol the lirst class to issue bonds for water works. Hill was ordered to be read the third time to-morrow. Mr. Strong, from the Judiciarv committee, reported back, recommending its indefinite postponement, the House bill for the prosecution of one justice of the peace before another justice for the recovery of money he may have collected by law for a client, but which he may refuse to pay over. Mn Armstrong of Hclmnnt, the author of (he bill, after speaking against the report of the committee, moved that the bill Ih1 recommitted to a select committee of one (himself , which was agreed to. The following bills were introduced: Hy Mr. Thomson of Columbiana To limit the rate of taxation in municipal corporations. This bill makes a radical reduction, reducing taxes a lion t twenty-live r cent, for all purposes, except for school and school buildings. liy Mr. Fallis To repeal the Cincinnati Southern Kail road law, and give instead a ln us of three millions of dollars to any jierson who will agree to build the road. t On motion of Mr. Steele, the House bill to increase the salarv of the State School Commissioner, from $2MK) to ?2oOO was taken from the table and read the third time. Mr, Taft advocated its passage in n brief and pointed sjeech. Mr. Little ottered an amendment to increase the salaries of the Judges of the Supreme Court from SllOUO to $-1000. Pending the conn iderat ion of this bill and amendment, on motion of Mr. Cooper the House took a recess till 10 o'clock tomorrow. HKSATK. AKTEItN'OoX SEHsloX, The discussion pending at riice"' was resume. I. Mr. Jones of Licking said the House bill under debate was not calculated to insure the lsst interests of the State and of defendant. All Senators seemed to coincide in the view that if a man had a fixed ami settled opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the aecusiil, lie should not sit upon the jury. The opoiients of thu hill simply asked that justice should be meted out to both the State and to defendants. The people were not dissatisfied with the law us it now stands. If n man should state under oath that he had formed and now entertains the opinion that the accused is guilty of murder in the lirst degree, no man could say that he was lit man to sit as a juror on (he trial oi tne ucieiutant, The vole was then taken on the first a n lend men I to (he House bill reported hy the Judiciary committee, and resulted: leas Messrs. Hcach, Itncscl, (iarducr, Hol.leu, Jeiiner, Jones of Licking, Jones of Trumbull, Mrris, Newman, Patrick, Thompson 1 1. Nays - Messrs. Amos, lleavis, Hell, Hrinsmade, Casement, tinge, llardesty, Hart, Howard, Kemp, Knox, l.ccds, Mc-lJuwcll, Murphy, Nash, Parker, Putnam, S-hifl, Smith, Stinison, l"dcgrau", Wales, Wright 2:1. Si the amendment was not agreed to. The question was then taken on striking out lhe proviso in the House bill in regard to uewspaHr nsirls, and result-ed vcas ft, nays 'JS. Si the Senate refused to strike out. The amendment making U a canst of challenge that the juror was subtended in good laith as a witness in the a, was agreed to. The amendment making It a cause of challenge (hat the juror is nn habitual drunkard was agreed to yeas 'Jil, nav 7. The bill was then mid the third time and passed by the following vote : Yeas Messrs. Amos, Hcach, Ik-avis, Hell, Hrinsmade, Casement, (iage, (iarducr, Hnrdesly, Hart, Howard, Jenncr, Kemp, Knox, I,eeds, McHiwcll, Miirpbv, Nash, Newman, Parker, Pntinnn, S-hiif, Smith, Stinison, Thompson, TlcgraM', Wales, Wright, Young 21!, Nays Messrs. Hocsel, Hidden, Jones of Licking, Join's of Trumbull, Patrick "i. Hills were introduced as follows: Ily Mr. Thompson Forthcrclief of the poor. This bill makes several important changes in the existing law, providing, among other things, that the directors nnd suMrintendents of Inlirmnrles him 1 1 give bund, and thnt the directors shall settle semi-annually with the county iinnmisinn-crs, making out itemized accounts, to lie approved bv the commissioners. ily Mr. Holdcn To enable (he commissioners of Muskingum county to construct a bridge across the Muskingum river letwccn the towns of Taylorsville it ml Duncan's Falls, Hy Mr. Ames To enable the attorney or agent of the mortgagee to make affidavit to lhe account secured by u niorlgnge nr bill of sale of personal p'roerty. The House bill authorizing the removal of tho principal office of the Farmer's Insurance company from Jellowny, in Knox county, to some other place in wild county, wns read the third time and passed. Adjourned.Sad Accident Two Little Boys Drowned. On (he afternoon of the Ut hist, two little boys, aged about six years each, were drowned in the canal n short distance below the foot of Walnut street. They had been playing during the afternoon on the bank of the canal and on the Ice, and by Home means must have fallen lulu the water in the open place where they were found, Mow where it pours over the waste-way adjoining the lock. Alsmt five o'clock in the afternoon .Mr. Fred-crick lk-tz, the mother of one of the bovs, having missed him from her sight tor some time, went down to the canal (which pasies close by her residence) to look for him. She was greeted by the horrid night of the sliD'cncd corpses of both the Isiys, whose heads were projecting from the waler. Franlic at lhe sight, she alarmed the ncighlmrhiKsl by her outcries, and the Htilo fellows were soon taken front the waler, but ihey hud evl-denlly been dead for pome lime. Their namea were Freddie lk'ti and Freddie llnttendorf, and are said to have lieeit bright, interesting; children. They were both buried at the same hour (at !J p. m,( on Sunday last. rfinntnrr Uittcttt, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL. Night Dispatches. WASHINGTON. A FOIHiKlLY XO U I SI' ATI II TJtoM MINI-, H-.TKRft'IMOK'K.. Wasiumiton, IVh. 8. Information derived from an oflicial source warrants the denial of the genuineness of recently published correspondence between (ienero Schenck and Secretary Fish, relative to the Treaty of Washington, und dated the 1th inst. It bears no resemblance whatever to the original telegrams. The statement tlctt an otlicial dispatch wan received from General Schenck Moudav, the 5th inst., announcing the substance of Lord (iranvillc's note, is pronounced untrue. On this statement the charge is made that me in iters ot (he Administration have been guilty of deception and misleading the pu one. jsut no entile dispatch ol anv kind was received froui (ieiier.il Hchenclt Monday. KJ IIITTAIIV JlOt'TWKMs 1111. 1 The bill presented bv Secretary Hout- well before the House committee on Cim-nieree to-day, as his means for aiding maritime interests of the Fnited States, authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to oiler a bounty of not more than ten dollars ht ton, to lie paid each year for a jicriod of live ycurs, for the construction hi the-1 uitiHl States, ol iron steaiushijw oi uoi less man luoo tons cam, tne Ikhiii-ties to lie paid for not exceeding oU4,004l tons in the aggregate, nor for more than HtU.OOU toim in any one year; the sain vessels tu lie emj.lnyei! exclusively in foreign trade. The Secretary, shall give public notice that proposals will Ik received for the construction of "j(J,(JU0 tons upon the Atlantic const, 2'i,000toos upon the great lakes and Missisrippi river, and 2.r),UiH tons upon the Pacific coast, 'lhe vessels shall lie tirst-elans, nnd he constructed after such plans, models and 'sjieciticatious as shall have been first approved by the Hureati of Construction and Itepaini of the Navy Department; uud thu Government may at any time purchase or charter said vessels, or require them to carry mails between the I'n i ted States and any foreign country, and payment shall lie made therefor of any inch iiims a shall ho ascertained and determined by five disinterested persons, three of whom shall lie appointed by the President of the I'niteU States and two by the owner or owners of any vessel that maybe no taken or employed; and the Secretary of the Navy moy detail an ofll-ccr of the navy, not above the rank of Lieutenant, to serve as second officer or ollicer of on inferior jioxition on board any vessel that may be built under authority of the lirst section of this act, and upon request of the owner of any such vessel, he may detail an ollicer of thu navy tu serve o commanding ollicer, if consistent with the public interests. There shall lie allowed and paid, under such regulations as shall lie established by the Secretary of lhe Treasury, ilwn any tirst-clas sailing vessel of not less than four hundred tons burthen, hereafter launched and liuisheil, and to be emplovcd exclusively In foreign trade, including trade lift ween the Atlantic nnd I'acilie Hjrts of the Fluted States, the sum of eight dollars for each and everv ton of regislercd tonnage of such vcsmjI. ' Secretary Houtwell suimoriiil tliobill in a sfK-ech of nearly an hour's duration. He was followed by Secrclarv Kobesou, who continued the statement's of limit-well in regard to the great importance of merchant murine as a means of naval defense in time of war, especially for the purpiiM- of engaging as privateers. SI'IIUT AND ToRAmt. The committee of Wav and M. nnkin. day had a close coiifereiuv on the uljecl of spirits ami tobacco. Although they have not positively coine to any couelu-sion, t'icre is n probability that thev will agree on a umlorm tax ol :M wots on tobacco, and so amend the law as to con solidate staniH of distillers, and make prowHun to remove present obstructions so as to facilitate lhe exHrlatioii of its in uccurdani spir- witlt the ix-titiiiim of manufacturers of States. inois, Ohio and other MIsrM.r.ANttir ITKM. The ft-nate committee on Foreign He-bilious to-day had under consideration the nomination of Charles Hale as Assist-ant Si n tary of Stale, but came to no conclusion. Tim coiniiilMee, on Appropriations has tho Army tilt to dy toreort. If the lioiiMj Here reaiiy to receive them they could report the remaiuing (icneral Appropriation bills next week. These are for sundry civil cx'Uch, dclicieiicics at Wi-sl Point and for fortification. Thomas, K. Crie, of Pittsburg, l'a., bun Ite. n npMiintcd Secretary of lhe Hoard of Indian Comiuissioners, vice Vincent Culver, resigned. CINCINNATI. Ki:MovAt, of Tin: iiipkkv.vtiiuy. Cincinnati, Feb. 8. The m-ecMity of u change In the location of the Cincinnati observatory has Ikvii apparent for several years, and of late the matter has received fresh ngilalioli in oilers of ground and money from various parties, -.('presenting diderent localities, 'lo-day John Kilgour made a formal offer of four acres of laud and ten thousand dollars, in the event of its removal to the highlands near l.in-wochI. a iWAt i.ri:!!. A dicrciucy, amount hit;, it Is Kiid, to over twelve thousand dollars, has been discovered in tho hooka kept bv Christinn 1 1 ngencar, clerk for Adae iV t o.,'( iiicinnal i. When Hogcjicur dbeovered that he was MKpeeted he left lhe nlnee, and 1ms not since bvui) ihere. Ollieera have been searching, but thus far fruitlesslv. His property, real and icrsonal, were attached to-duv, supposed to Ik sufficient to pay the claims. NEW YORK. MlSTKMaXKiltM ITKSI. Nkw York, February 8. The Hudson River Fnitarlan Conference commenced its quarterly cion this morning. Dr. Bellows made nn address, iCcpurt of churches slmw an increase of membership hut debts are Increased by Mtbncripll.ms to aid Chicago. William nnd (ieorge Knight, arrested a few days since on their arrival from F.ng. land, were to-duv disehnrged on account of their crime being cmbcxxlcnicnl, imt coming under the extradition 1 rent v. There were 111 caws of sinnll-io'x yesterday, and seven death. l our iK'tsoiis ere Imdly Injured in a horse car tn-iluy by collision with a runaway team. The ear was ctmidrrnhlv broken and one of lhe runaway burst's kilhil. Kceters uf under-ground concert saloons, recenily nrrvMed, were all discharged to-day, the testimony Mug insufficient lo convict. The National Council of the Junior Order of Fnited American Mechanics inel in annual hs-Ioh hi Italiiiuoni yesterday. Hemrlsfroin the National Councillor and S'crelary were read. The total meniUrshlpof the Junior Onler Is given at nineteen thousand live hundred mid ninety -one, In the i aw of (iraltenhurst, Chapman and Hplcor, uf Ikdtlmore, charged with conspiring todefrnud (iovernment out of ten thousand dollar whisky tax In 1WW, the jury ycMerduy vrrdictnl not guiliv for Spicer, und di-iigrecd on lhe ulhers, FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Flrot Nrwftloti. Wasiiiniiton, Feb. 8. HO IMC. Mr. Hoar, from the committee on Flec tions, reported on the reiinsvlvnum ease of Cessna against Myers, that Myers was entitled to the neat. Ordered printed. On motion of Mr. Dawes, Senate bill refunding two and a half per cent, dividend tux of hanks, insurance companies, Ac,, for the lust five mouths, was tabled on account of the constitutional question involved in the Senate originating such measures. The original bill, to the same effict, introduced by .Mr. Duwes, was referred. Consideration of the Fducalional bill was resumed to-day. lie) hi Mica lis voting against the bill were Messrs. Ik-aty, Hiiigbum, Clarke of New York. Colton. Dickcv. JIoiiL'bton. Kd- linger, L. Myers, Negfey, Orr, l'acker of Pennsylvania, Peck, Sargent, Htoiighton, Waldron, Wilson of Ohio. Democrats voting for the bill were Messrs. Kerr, Potter, SliK'iuu, Storms, Townsend of New iork. The nieiiiliers proceeded to draw for seats, alter which the limine adourncd. WF,ATL. Mr. Carpenter presented a memorial of mere-hantrt of Wisconsin, complaining of miruriuiM ami injitstico arising under the administration of the revenue lawn. He said the evils complained of, iqiecrnllv seizures, were very grievous and ought to be promptly corrected. Mr. Trumbull presented n similar memorial from merchants of Chicago. He fully concurred in $ir. Carpenter's remarks, but thought Congress ought to do more than merely corrfcl (he evils arising from seizures. ' Mr. Fen ton called intuition to the fact that tho memorials embraced appointments and removals from office. Mr. Edmunds reminded the Senate that there was another side of Uie rpieslion of seizures. The (Jovermnent, in protecting inijHrlers, must give Its officers n right to make seizures. Mr. Hamlin took I be same view. Mr. Anthony presented a similar memorial. In resiKuiHc to a mtestion bv Mr. Morrill of Vermont, as to tho man ner of obtaining signatures, Mr. Anthony replied that a voting man had told him that he had received so much a dav for carrying the memorials around and get- ting signatures. Mr. Sumner reported favorably the bill to establish a scmi-monthlv mail service on lhe Chinese route, nnd to double thu suhsidv. On motion of Mr. Sherman, the bill passed authorizing the Secretary of the reasury to redeem thrfcc millions a month of the three per cent, certilicatcs. Alter several votes, the motion to re consider the vote rejecting Mr. Hun-herd's substitute was tabled-weits 111, nays I'fi. Ail other landing aulfttituten were also rejected, and the bill, as amended, irnsscd vcas 11", nays 9H. Mr. Roreman, from ''tile committee on Territories, reiKr.ed Mr. Ramsey's bill to establish the Territory of Ojibaway, with an amendment changing the name of the proposed territory to hemhnm. It is to consist of that portion of Dakota tving north of the -10th parallel. Mr. Sumner introduced a bill to prevent the increase of the debt of the District of Columbia. On motion of Mr. Trumbull, lhe bill to amend the records of United Slates Courts for the northern district of Illinois passed. Section 1 authorizes notice rcoiiired bv the act of March Ud, 1H71. rclalhiif to records of United States Cnuris. to lie given to non-residents by publication nine successive weeks in some newspajier to Iw designated by the Court. Section 2 di-reets the district attorney nnd judges of courts to take such sfejx an may be necessary to restore records, and provides that compensation of derW shall not -exceed 1 2,000, dollars nor that of the Fnited States district attorneys (1,000 dollars. Mr. Ivognn moved to take up the motion lit reconsider the vote on the Chicago Helicf bill, but Mr. Carpenter announced that he wished to seak upon it. Mr. bignn did not press the motion. The Amtietty bill was then taken up. Mr. Ferry of Conn. smkc in opp.isiti.in to Suniner'n pending amendment, the supplementary Civil (tight bill. lie thought the provision to guard against denial of rights by inns or common carriers wus unnecessary, liccausu nuy citizen can recover in a civil suit in such casi-s. The bill proposed also to control and regulate public schools. He warned lhe S u-nte that (ho eople would not submit lo Fiileral intericreiHv with iheir schools, Mr. Vickers moved to strikeout all re-laiinij to school-, and argued that the reason for omitting churches and cemeteries from the bill applied with eipial force lo schools. Mr. Fre ling buy sen's amendment was then adopted yeas nays t. Mr. Carjicnter moved hi strike out the fourth swtion, in relation to jurors. LhI vcas i, nays Mr. Cole moved to sulwlitute "citizi-n" for "person" in tbeliftb section. Mr. Trumbull denounced this as nn attempt to discriminate against foreigners residing here, including iIiom who intended to become eiiieiis. lie suppa-cd the object uf Mr, Cole in otlering ihe amendment was to exclude Chinamen from the provisions nf the bill, but as we had provided that ilutlciitoU and Pagans might Isronie citizens, there was no good reason for excluding tho peaceful, intelligent Asiatic. Mr.Trun.hnll ttlsocharged that the opponent of amnesty were voting for these, amendment fur tlie purMw of defeating the Amnesty bill, Mr. Morion said be hudsiipjHMcd there was great anxiety mi ihe part of tho friends of amnesty to tns the pending bill, hut he now saw hu had Uvn mistaken; therefore he moved to adjourn. The motion was carried and the Senate adjourned. . I'OltKlGiN. i:M4I.am. A .l;V TKI.BIIt.M'll I A1II.K. IiniriS, Keh. . A new enmpaiiy, which propone to lay a telegraph cable direct lo .New York, has licen rcgintercil. One of the feature, in It. prnicctii. i a promluc lo fix liilln ou ili.irli,-. at tweii. ty hillingi ht ten wiinln. Tun ALAUAMA CI.AIMK, The Time, to-day, reviewing the debate in the- Hiuuv of CniiimniiK, ay it , evident that the Hollac !. lllinnili una in re. pudlallng the adml.lhility of the Anicrl. can clniniN for Imllrei't Inwa. I,lnil-toneV language 1. not likely to indui-e Aiiierlcaiin lo withdraw their ilcmnmU. The Time, utrongly dcpivcatei verbal di. cuwion over tne treatv. ti... ii-ti.. i , ... . .riegmpi rriiieiHw me ut- I i-Iim tem-hrr of nmw. Send lor lull catii-lcranee of Amerlcaa joiiriinli.t. on the : logne, etc. jai:i :t,n Mlihjecl, nnd any. the laigll.h (loiem. I n . nr . n -iir -C mint, in the Maud it t,H,k, ha.oniv oU'v- weal Western Guu WorK8, eil the iitianlinouii impiilwof the eimntr'v hill the .iieeche. of liliulstone arc imli'J I I I KI.KS : lnirill.K ASIISIXtll.K IIAII- cn'et.niul will iirohablv prove liilwhiev '.V '"'''' Sl'"' H'olvcrs Aniiiiii- ' ' ' ii.ti.rn. Silliig (iooik llitle Ham-In. I.ia-k. I'AIU.IAMKNT. I Moiiuliiom. I.im in, L,l. A.- S i... .. lit lhe HniiHvnt'('iimmiinriiiwliivl(iiu. Ntoiie iimvwi a vnto nf thiiiikrt lo Itiuht Unnnrnl'k Jnlin llvrkn U iniiw.n,n-tir-inif SH-nkcr of tho IIhiihc, nml iiU.. a nn. olutlnii rn'runmrtiilitiir hit rlrvntion to tin- ixTrnni-. IHsnn-ll, who wn irv nl, rHfniidctl iHtth Motion, iiiul ilifv wi'iv rnrrittl hy nocliimnlioii. lit niTimtnnn with nmhv uivin viMcp- lay, .Millmnko miKml to t-nll on Sir-' lutriui ihlko to jiiMifv lKfntv tin' IlmiH I Inn rm-nt hikhvIhh nttniiii.1 thi cniwii, hut nt whn rnlnl nut nr ont.'r. I it ivri;. Tahih, lVh. H. A ii u ml nf Anicrl. enn h'vo PiipIn tn-niuht for I'lnn'tUT, (here tn .loin l,t, 4 Irani nml niTomtmnv hltn tu Knmt'. It In iqNirml thnt thu iMiki-n nr Nr. hiniir nml Aitninh claim h iiHint(nunt in tlii ir f.iriucr rank In 'the army, anil Prinw IV Jtinvilli iltMniiiiitrt hU co'iiiriiisriitn ill the imvy, l-IIISSIA. lltm.i.v, l'tbruary 8. TV llilioi (,f riraiiiix, M:ivlll( lliilllu.il lilt' ( abllll't Iiitb thai tliK Holy Seo' ho Ioiikw rmi((-iiiun tin' uiiicorjul aniily tu AlMuvnud jAirruinu, niriinun'K roitliiHt that thu r,m-lror ol' ( iurnmiiy iroiilil iiudrrlaliv, iinP. M'htltht!y of hucIi u nivii.iiri', tn rliuri'li Kovcrniiiciit of thow provintt'fi, BRIEF TELEGRAMS. II, W. Ti'iiiT, n Itiwy.T, lui. li'Uin.'umi from l'liilml(.i!iiu, IcaviliK lialiilitifa f STolHI. Tlifiv wan ipiili' u liravy hIii qllaki- fi-lt ill Cairo, llilnol ihoriiin. 'k of rank- ', .Vl'Ktenliiv Tlicroin ini,ili,in Mm tin- I,oii.. villc City Council to loan the iwlit of tho city to Ilic LiiiNi illi. ami Xa.livillo niilroml to nii-cnni' million ilnllnm tocx-tcml the l'hilhoii iminrli nf il,,' rn,l Cnmlx'rlanil (lap, to mint the Atlantic, i ii I . SUPREME COURT OF OHIO. Tm iiMuv, l'Vli. 8, 1BT2. Ilox. Jimaii St orr,! liicf .rnii, o, anil Hon. Jiuix Wkmii, Hon. William WltiTK, Hon. f.iTllKli Uav and lion. linillllK W. .Ml'Il.VAINK. Jiulmv. I.KXKII.VI. IHKKKT. Xo. I I. Mlixabctli JelinihKM v. William IcnniiiKK anil otliim. Hcwrvwl in the l)ilrict Court of Mahoning countv. Son-, C. J., Ili'ld: 1. The lawn of Ohio Rovern in the cointritction of wilU (liioin)( of land ilimti'il in tliin State. t 'i. Such wills, foreign, ax well an dome, tic, arc to lie conntruiit in accordance with the rule of the statute of llii ritalc winch lircwrilicH that if a provision he niailc for a whlow in the will of her liimhand, he hall not lie entitled to Mich proviKion and alio lo dower, uulew It plainly apam hv nn- win to nave own mo intention that h1ic Hhoiild have xuch provision in aildilion to her dower. 3. Where, in mich caw, the widow elect lo lie endowed of the lamU of her hu-hand, the deviace who arc prejudiced by such election, are equitably entitled to comiieiration out of Ilic rejected provi-ion made for lier In the will. Decree accordingly.No. 7. Maria C. lieycrle v. Ann M, Browii. Krror lo the Sii'riir Court of Cincinnati. Jndfrment utlirmeil with COKtH. Ail.iollrniil till Tllewlav. Keli. "Dili, nl 10 o'clock. ' I'OSTAL CIKKKXCV. ' II. . intirlt ruin lii: it Uclilh lliitll l l ?" ullifOHTf'il I'.. WltiU- (lie rah m jilnit- m in ijeni; ' A i.i iiiul," nrnnvrp-l t In- glmieMl rti the In ai. " J'rtill Jcimii l .m lIh- li-nxili ui hln turn." The colored ftoldiern of New York unk the lx-L;iK:iture to utriku the word "white" out of the act providing tor the orffiinizalinti of the .Valion.il (iiinnl, Mis-o.ui hurt jim finished a Krnnd new dwelling hoiie fur iti tlovernor. high on an overlooking Muff, with hroad niarza and tiiacioiiH iarIom and huio dining, room, and elaUrate kilchcunnd capncioun wine ii'Ilar. The Niimurtko Mill.t, at NuhIiuu, N. II., have taken out their woolen and huIibII- tut.d cotton tnachiiicry, Ui-uuse raw wool worth f.rty-two ueiitH latt June nmr wlln fur neveiity-live, and then' han lioen no equivalent ciihuneennnl in the HveraKe tncc oi wooit-n taoricri. A hidy ffcliool-teiichcr in Omaha, hav-iiiK hi i tiiorilinnie dread of thu mnnlNpox, H-nl hoinc u little uirl Ihxiiiisc hIic Haul lur imilhcr win nick and had markn on her face. The next day the pirl ireienled hcrvelf al the Hcliiiul-hi'iiiwith her tinker in her mouth and her Utile bonnet swing-intr hy the htriutf, and wild to the teacher : " U , we' ve Kt a litlle Imliv at our lioii-!', hut uioihei lold me lotcll you that il iui't rittlill', Two very ymilhlul jicciuicii of the Soiithci n chivalrv had their pcrmum! hon or no wt ioiidy oulm(rcir the one hy the oilier, that there wai no other rc.;inilioii jKiwilde Imt imiiiui the time, i.icr, and mt mount of death. Tim two hoiefulM were on the (mini of cnu:iKint i ilic deadly comlmt when the nioiher of one of lliein :ipH'arel onlhcwvne and jrave her own particular hiphdiorn invalicra wilu-I:irv xmnkinir, which hcciiih to have given him ample "naliHliiclioii," It U a pilv older diu-IUu could not tv trcatitl in the pinto Wnv. MARRIED. Ill tt Mi Ti'lllXK At lhe I'nilcd State lloii-l, t'oluiiiliiiD, on WcdnpRitnv evening IVItriiurv ith, H7'J, hy Itev. II.' N. Spain, Mr. Joux Iti TT, of Huron rmmlv, m,d Kiuxcw Hi'Tcmw, of l,nnnwier.'t. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To Printers Partner Wanted, & x a o o . l-lltST-CI.A.-iS.lllll I'HIN'TKII, Will) in used lo lhe biiniiicit of n collulry er, ami who has ,laoo to in est, ran form a ili- jlrnhlc piirlnerfhlp with the editor ami pro- prirtor of a llonmliiinr country m'WsitKTof clul'liihed reptllalioil. AiMreM IMitor, Don HU. Coliinilnn., (). li 1,11 41 A ScIhmiI lor (oiniiosors ol" Music. Now Grand College of Music, Now Grand Conservatory of Music, PAINESVILLE, OHIO. Oil. IIAHIIY MI'TTI'.H, I'.MtKtNTor Tiir F.n-1-i.n. t I.I. 1IIIANC1IKS TAI'tlllT Art'tlltl)-1 V INti to (lie dnali-al (tcrman I'rlnriiilcn ofLiipfiir, Mattgart, by Kunigican l'n,lr. trn, The oitlv complete graded Music Si hool In Anirrira. ir. Suiter own excel-leal mrllioiN In Practical Thorough and Arlitirn!. aim nrlv Piano-Korle Toiiih. iiilroilnii'd lint by him iiu.i thia iiiiiniry. i lie iimicd pre ami ptinilii prai-i' ; lr. Sutler a "a Musical Hcliiruu'r, InMriii'lor i aim r.inmcni i omi,wcr, with world remitie " umiiih. envn; i;i, nn ilia ill nl ii-mlnmv, .a rare clmiice to i. nunc a lirit- nri.v H.l. AiMrvMj. ILJilHNHTtlNlnm W'ntrni 1 (inn Work. ITiiinitlilii-lilSt., ritlHliurjfj'rt. X. It.- Army Ciul.im ltitli im.l lti'ul-wr Ihhi'IiI or tr.ult'il fur, jni; rpilKtt. K.T'fllK KlMH.Kli-HnniHl.lud I ih'W, iM'hil nml i,raaini'i.tnl. Kiiiilliii : mihmI Hint HliitviiiifH suiH'rxi'ili'.l ! T im lire l kindlt'rln mi-Hinn U M n-at tv. Ap'iitu I inr ti'ii .Inline kt .v, A'tiu muiinl IM''','M- 'ni .-onnlv nl.ix li.ri'iili'. I'nll tiH.n oru.ldn'Ho ltiiiiiimln Mrl.iiiii. Cn- iimmiMMiio, or ., n. hm, i In, uhio. riVi:itVH(HV liK.liTlllS!-tIhl Iwr"-Ii ftniM In titnnlnif Inml in .Mimri. Kiirnii riiit In Imhii1ii lor Iim than tln iin pruM-mi'iiM oil tli.'ni m-t, A uplini.ll.l rhanrt In mt limine. I'ur jHiMlriilnni, uildrru, with Klttmp.S.MI'Kl T. Sl IHUCK, Stwlvillc, t'rnnlnr.l To., hi. jmilO njm RANDALL, ASTON & CO.. 1 O ail.l Hill N. ouio. !$ TC , STATIONERY, ,111. A K ItOOKS.l WALL PAPERS. THE ARIiKST STOCK :TV'eiiAi. oiiioj iPIOTUtVES FIU)IKN, 4 oruient and A lliamo. Isiiviu:s. W ILL IM( KKT.S. itiiii Kr.rs. IIOOU NIIKI.VEN AWTIIINti To be Pound In m piiibt oxjabb! Hook Store. Plantation Bitters. S. T.lSGOX. Thin wouilrrfiil vtuwUtM rmiorm live In llikert-iiprNor or the feeble nnd debilitated. An m toiilr uud cor. iiiul for the mted mid Inueulil It liaa no equal nrnoni alomnrhleii. An n reined)- fur thrnervoun wrukneHHto wbleh women art eapeelnlly Hubjret, It iNHiiperHedlnK every othrmtlmii-Innl. Iimll ellnnteH, trofilrnl, iem pern I r or frlKlil. It hi-H HplclUe lit every niietle f dlMrer wbleh un-drruilne the budlly Mtrenicth mid brenltttdown tbeanliunl aplriH. jiiii'Ji v FOR MAN AND BEAST. I'rolmhly few articled have ever liud so extensive a aalc, while noue have tiecn more uiiivenally lienelii-ial thaii the i-elcbrated Mkxicas AlrHTANo I,)ii)ik.st. .Cliildrcu, .Ailnlln, Home, ami Domestic Animal, are always liable to ai-rlileiit, and It Uiafe to nay, that no Tamily can ui.tf a single acajou without Home kind of an emollient bcin nceciwary. It becoiiieiaimilterof iiniortniice then to secure the beM. tlvertbrce huiulml liiery labli3 in the i-ily of Now York nluiie arc using llip Mcxi-cHtt Mustang I.ininiciil, in nil of which It give unusual Miti.furtioii. CAI'THIN'. The genuine in wr.ipH'il in a line .S'ffi-i Vl'ilf eiignii itig- Willi "II. II'. IIViMpo,,!-. Chmitt,' nnd Tm' Mirk MKXIC.iX MI STAXll u.ximkxt;' engravi',1 across the face of each wmnner. Tin' whole hears tho proprietor's private 1 1 nitcilStates ilevrniii' SLimp. and not a com-mun tanit. ns used by druggists. I.YOX MANITAnTlil.Ntl ('(., .VI I'nrk I'lai-f. X. Y. I'eb'.l iUw e:iilw A NEW ATLAS OF TIIK WORLD! Urlgliinl In Nljle or lmmiliiK, ,',,. orluir. I.ellerlHK ! Ueai-ernl Aiienraiuri. An Index to every Hap and a General Index to the Whole Atlas. .II. I. N lIM IIIITIYt: IIAX1-A I LAN OK TIIK M OIll.lt. la I'rfiMmlimXiur Xumbrri nor Ktarlif. Ilcaiitifullv Kngravcil ami printed in Colors, and to lie issued la Iwruty-fivc numbers, at ,V) rent, each, n a nimpnnlon to ZF.I.I. S EN'CY('l.lirr:l)IA!commenciiigMiircli,l871, ami to lie romplelnl rtnrlnfr the year 1872. This will he TIIK MOST AKTIsm, TIIK HFJTT.THK MilhT I1F.I.IAIII.F. AMI Mi. IMT ItKCKNT. Xo other Atlas In thia country can ap proncli il in beauty, finish, and reliability. Karh Map will hare with It anAM'IIA-I'llKTIAL INnr.X, mntalniug cvrry Pity L'oillily Town, Itlvrr Lips, Lake, Hay, e which occurs iion the map. There will also lie added a geiii-ral Index of nil lhe nainei upon all the man. If the parts should exceed twculy.five, all over that iiiiiiiIht will lie delivered gratia to suliscrlbers. A sample nmuWr will lie sent to any address upon the reiilpt of twenty-five, cents. Address J01IX EMOKY. (ii iiend Agent for Zcll a KncvcloieiliB, Allan, Ac., r No. H K. Ilmn.t St., Columbus, . AIIKMTN waxti:i. la-IU dlaw Mil Tho Weekly Journal Uiynhirlv Into TliinisuniU or Famlllo ltflii)tiinr viitui' ni mi will t' h-iidll.v mi-n )MhI n km Inlt-d. 'oinrpd nith tliiMhiir)iv4ofuilicr ihiimti nl viuil virvulntion, our COLUMBUS SEWER PIPE CO., OM Mill N, OHIO. j MAXI'FACTntK SEWER PIPE j tll'all aim and kinds, from it to SI inch anil of the belt qualitv for strength I duriibility and smoothness, tt,,d "-' "mim-l jiriCCjl. Olllce-Wost Sid High Street, 1VKAK RAILROAD DK.I'OT. Inelorj Three nilleo north or flly. lieiir.orlh i' W.WAALi,,Siip't. II. F. Hkks, Preaiilral ii.i-ox .-src. N. IIicklv, Trcas. DmiK-roHS-ll. F. H.-es. p. Hem, Windsor Orilera adilresmNl to the (!oniu4ny, or the . .v,. rnuj iim-ior, win receive jirumpi aiieQiiun. Newark and Ohio Klver t ire Brlek Also constantly on hand. H. F..ttee, Frcsidcnt Columbus H-wr I'lp. co.: After a careful examination and thorongh tut ol the Sewer Hhie made bv vour Coni-pnny, 1 have mloptnl it lor the Water Workl Jt tlua city as I find it eounl, if not superior, or Mrcnglh, durability and finish, to any of .... .v.. Atuus iu uiomarKel, Wlucn tluive heretofore used in eonatrucling wuter workl In Other oitiite T-..,.. . Ji'oy lours. nu ,v ... J- '' I'll'LSHCRY, Lhief Engineer Water Works, City ofCo-l,""h"- tnnr23eod GOLD BONDS UK THE NORTHERN PACIFIC II AII.KOAO COMP.t.W. 7-30 Interest in. Gold! i-Ai' iiti.i: smi.isM Ai.i.i, jHimary and July, Iree iil'Clovrrii-mt'iU TaxM. rjHEAIIStlltl'TlOX OK THESE HONDS by investors lias been very rapid during the last three months, while the exchanges of 5-2us and other securities are increasing in volume in all parte of the country. . The Bonds bear 7-30 interest iu Gold, have Ho years to run, arc exempt from 1'. S. Tax, and are onered at I'ar and interest in Cnr- J.4Y COOKE A CO., New York, Philadelphia and AYoshington. y. V. HAITt:R. nitnker. Cleveland, i.cnerai agent lor omo: For sale In Columbtig bv-NATIONAL EXLHANd'E BANK, t S.H. HICKLY, Honker, IIAYUEX, HL'TLIIKSnX t CO., COMMERCIAL BANK, IIAI1TL1TT SMITH, llankcra. nov27eodJinos MANTfeLS & GRATES. Til H C'OLinilllw MANTEL & GRATE COMPANY Alt P. MAK1NH ALL HIZFJS UF .MAKItl.F.lKO M.iXTELS, Imitating Nature Truthfully, ami! Producing Work Inferior to None iu the Country. ALL OI K WORK WAKHATED. JAtJ4 l' I.TON, A Benl. N. H. A lnrppB(u:k of Branlifiil (larden nml CVuiclery Viwa, just rm-ivol, of newest imltcrn. Hi UL ido. ber Or ALL KINDS. Theo. Comstock&Sons, I Ol KTH STIIEET, llilKrrn Jlich anil Frimil. ailjoininil Iht Cihl UilU, OI.I MIII S, OHIO. Invite the attention of the public to their large and complete assortment of ULiTJiivraiErt, Shingles, Lath, Doors, Sash, &c, 4c, An excellent assortment auitablo for the Country Trndu alwnvs on hand, Hint in price and qualitv defv cointictitiuu. PLAN I XI) and cfAWf.Vll dono lo order on abort notice. DIIKNMKD LCMIIEItal wava on haml. TIIKO. I'OMNTIM'lt NNN. novlo OSBORN, KERSHAW & CO., Have nrcivrilun olpjfnnt line of M:W FAMllIOSAni.K 1 II 10 S H GOO 1)H! In Hlnck mu Colon-.l rnnlimrrpn, Diitma .StTjjM, iSnttwiis, VBloriun I'loilis, Fojr-lina, llciiricltft Clotlw, Kmproiw Cloths, MeriiiLw, Mi)lmin' und A)mnut. XrwNlrlinlNhtiwlH nnd Krnrft, Kw VIvin uud V Ivelern. Nrw Itlnrk nnd ColoriMt Hlikii, 3w U oolcn f.omlN, Nitw f'nr.vlH, HI it ilow NhtMlfHmnH 4'nrlMiin, OSIUMt,Ki:iCSIU a o. ri.KVKi..xu, CoLrm , Cincinnati 1 & Imhasapom Railway, V Clkvkum), (l Jmiimry 8th, 1(172. AlllVIDKXlKlKTIIItKKAXOA IIAI.K ht rent,, free of I'lntnl Sinlca tnx, luu lioen ilwliiml Ity iliis Compnny, Miviilileon nml nrter Kplirunry 1st, lfii'j. Htoi'klioliltTfl n-printproil nt New York will ln paid nt Ilic I'nitpxl Hintos Tmut Coiiiimnr of Now York, No. 4!t, Wnll Mrwt. The TnintVr Hook will Iw rlowd nn Hip pvrninjr of Jummry lOtli, ami rt'iinciiPd Fcli-mnry Jil. Bv ordiTuf the Hoard of Mrcctorn. (iKU. 11. UlSSKLI., jiuia 20t Trfiunircr. A CARD, t CI.KltfiVMAN, WIIII.R HKSIDIXO XV in H.iuih Aincrim nn iniMintmrv, iliu rovi-n-d n wifp nnd piniph. rvinr.lv tor t)u ('lire of Nrrvmn cnkm'sii, Karlv Vky, DinrfW nf Wic I'rinnry nn.l St-minai Organ, nnd tin whole train of disorder liroupht on Ity tMiH'ful nml virion Imliim, Greiit miuilrs h'nvp Ih'i'ii rnrrd Ity tlii nolilo ri'moily, l'romptrd hy n dt'ciro to hnii'lit tho nillk'tvd nnd untortmintr, 1 will nd the rwin for lirrpnrinfT nn.l nxinfr thiH tncdiritip, in a wiled riivi'1oM, to nnv nn, who nord it, t'rre nf Chamr. A.ldn-M .lOSKIMl T. IXMAN, Sta tion 1, HihU Home, Xi-w Vnrk I'itv. jnn24d.Vw Itn IIKT-T.MI'TII CTT..KK. Honnl and Tuition por annum, $'J'jil. HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE, Inniiffiintnl hvll. II. II. Prinrp Arthur. Honrd nnd Tiiilloii ht nnnnni, Crfsiilcnf The Vi-ry lhv. I. Ili'llnuith, I). IX, Dunn of Huron. Tor iinrtit'iilar tipply lu Mnjor Kvnnn, London, I'limn In Wi'.-t. a., x1. laiviMiisjcinan. D EXT 1ST N. IS H. ItltOAU Hl' - C'olllinliilN, Ohio. (itHce Honrs-l'mm K A. M. to I P. M 'mil 1 from'.' V. M.toil I'. M, jau:'i! BUSINESS DIRECTORY " ATTOH.VKVft. " K. CLAY BRKiGS, l Attorney at Law and Nolarv rnblic. loa S. I . SliTial attention given lo Collect- i lug and Louvevaacimr. E. L. DV1TT, '"oniev ai Law anil Mollcitor of I'ateuta, j Soulh iligh street, folumbuj, Ohio. (iKO. K. NASH. Attorney at Law. Offlco, No. 61) Soull' High street, Anibog building. llOOK.UIXDtUH. - TiXisroTnKLDa-". Book-hinder and Blnuk-book .Manufucturer I amplet work and J'eriodicols bound to order at short notice, m (iu and Go North Hieh street. . IMIOHW A.M WTATIUMi:ur." coklCvlTsiiiTU. -" ' Stationers and Dealers In Envelopes, genuine Arnolds A French Wilting and (Wine Inks; nH kinds Of-Paper and Seallnir Wax Cur. Chanel and Iliuli Kt. 1.1 Hon. fw,... corner. . otWexso-VgluckTco, .' AmlMM Iliiildinir, deajera in Foreign Fruits, i 7 . 'on uou uame oi all kinds in season. iiitv uooim. OSIKIH.V. KKItSItAVi' x. m Riiccessoni to J. ). Osborn It Co, 142 S. ,"kuoi. i.areis, Axmuister, .Melton, velvet , Hnisjcls, in nildition to what is already Dry Cooils. ' J tw Ki.it v a x w A im i s. F. A. k L. LKSIJl'Eiim'X.' Wholesale and Hetnil ilenlcrs In Watches ClorkB anil Jewelry. No. 71, H. Ilirh slreel'. I.IMHMI. HKIIHIIISKR A- ADAMS, LumU'r Merchants, dealers in nil kinds o YrL,-ll Flnrbur I in.l... In.l. I nnirnnd H ater sl reels. HIKIC. JOH.V SELTZKIt CO.. knnlx) Pianos, Xeedhani tion a Urgaus and .Mclotlcons, llusicnl Instruinrnu. Ac. 11 and 13 F.. Hlatc St. NKMMFAPKHN. OHIO STATK JOtilixAL" Dailv. Tri-U'eeVIv n,.,l U'.1.1.. I . news, business and family paper, and the best-Advertising Medium in the State. FLl MHKHN A1 IIKI.I. IIA.tUKHN. F. ilALLKV & SON. - Dealers in Lend Pine and Sheet Lend, Bathsa, uier wioseis ami asn Howls, ut M. Talru street. U. ItAcsnaiwu. 11. W. ItiansRi. ' RAUSENBERGER & CO., Practical Machinists Models made for the Patent Office, .U.I. KIXIHnp II II ASS WOliK, LOCK S.MITHIM.' AND JUIIUINU laiNK iiXSllHUT NlrTII E. .SH,'cinl attention paid to the rciiairing of Sewing Machines of every description. J. W. Cor. Frlenil nml Fourth Mi. febT l OLl .nill N. OHIO. CLOSING OUT SALE! O O DATSI 1 W ILL SKI.I. MY WINTKIt STiM.'K UF FINE BUDY-MADE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, VALISES, HATS, CAPS, See., CilXslHTI.MI OF ALL Till: LATEST HTYI.I, Below Cost to Close Out. inaac ;r.Mi:nNiit:iii:ii. No. IftDH. llllrh HI., ( oliiinlMi,, . jan2:t a. a. iTurcsaoa. c. r.oiocK. svTosEni-iii. STEVENSON, UI.OIK & CO., (Successors to L. Lindemau A Co.) CONFECTIONERS, And Denlori in Forci(ni und Domestic Fmiti, Xiila, kv. Ovflltra, t'ish nnd (inn) ol all liindfl in season. aNim. W nnd 4(7 South High Niit, Amlkifl Mitil.liii, ColiimlmH, O. Vn,l,i:.r. I'ri.ot.. i....:M I... 1 abroad, iui)liod at liiort notice. A mws Hfill, one or the finpM IiiiIi.h in tin-city for dunrinpr or norinl fuirtips.is connecteil .....iu.,. iiuiik, bviu'ir PROPOSALS. " Viinr.s' Ortictt, Ohio 1'lmtkstudv. CoixHut s, O., Jan. 3d, 1SVJ. ) SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE P.F.-CKIVEI) at this office until 12 o'clock m, Tnewlnj, Irbrunry 61 h, IWi, For the labor of NKYEKTY-FIVE I O Vl TS, More ess, for a period not exceeding five years. All bids must lie made in compliance with the pi visions of "An act to regulate and govern the Ohio Penitentinrr,'' passed April 1st, 1807, ami amended April nth, 1870. Hlank forms will be furnished on application nt this otlice. Pronnsals to lie Indorsed "PninoAits Tor Convict Lnlmr,'' and addressed lo. II. Ill II K, jowl Haw 4w Warden 0. V KALL AND WINTER STYLES MILLINERY GOODS, ji'rt nKrr.iVKu at H JOtiMt Town NiiMM't. m Claka RniNKiiEn mill attention t her Inrjru nd lKmititiil utork of the ttbovi? Roods, fc-lcctrd with rn refortnr to UiU nidrkot. t'lonniiiK and pressing of Kelt uud Htnuv lIiiM nntdo A tnecinltv. A! ho Init rt. ccivnl a lartf lino ot new it vie HAIR GOODS. ' Hitiivr m vivijaPACTonv. Halwick's Improved Curved Yoko Shirts, mndo to o. inr nt 08 Knt Town itrcol. hv ,M. V.. Hmitli. Tliwo nro tho boat ami cosiest fittiiiR Shirts ollured to the public, all pnru bpinff properly projmrtionrd. They nre ent in the inont skillnil manner nnd niide with the frrenlest powil.lo enre. Sniim'nctlon gnarnntpfd. Also ltr?M nml 4 lonk MnhliiK, octll-odir ironfeMing, Railing toting, Arc. MY PATKNT IKON KENCK laniRAP-er, iniirn mihstmitinl, mum nmn-mcntal, tuorv nmrtiriil, nnd in everv rraivert a prrfti iniirovenient on nnv other Irutc that niu ever iieen mmte. llin uitent coiimsti in lulcrKKlnix iM'hveen (lie juuinrli of fvnve n Ihmhh litltlina Jt, in Itself ornnnientnl and slronir, wliii'li nltows for thu expauttioti and rnniriutlon, to wliioh all Iron lent' inn in iibjert (lint IkIiik the emme of so nmuy crooked ft'n.ns and nnmnnn(ieahle pntes, 4nr in nre I wnrn Mil iinrtleN irntiit inlriiiirlnir iiion m,r patent. irelaM Ihoit n hu Iimo pemlalvii MARTI KM)!. oclB U64 Fourth .Si,, ('ohimtius,