Daily Ohio statesman (Columbus, Ohio : 1855), 1869-10-07

              7f 0 BIO nn o v ol. xxxyiii, it ef l" . :! COLUMBUS. OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING. OdOBER 7, 1869. NUMBEB.27. SMiAm KJ Ji ''.,.. -.'1 , .. .."" . L - ' T ... - . . . U "t T , v iIfOjA .nadwiiice).,.T Dailt Statbsma"'?' . six months 7eliTered by Crrlr Mr .Booth. .". 7HT.ra by Carrier swr week - ... tu.H 1ULT bTATE&MAM. per TW j t M . .Sucre , 4 so . t at $1 oo -: "-, --- ! iX BBOOth.. ....... W EEKtT STATES 9UH . - .V One copy ut north v.-... " one year..... senteeea rw.M...k..u..lt.ii Ten eopiee OMrMr.-.,..,,.. Twenty eopiee one yeer. ... t.. , IT 60 30 0 IDVERTtSiXS RltES PCH CSXT STITESKAX, B a a a it;-. 1 TS 150I e - so, w so! IT 60 9 36 M' 40 00. 45 00 M M' 3 eel ft eo e-se onw0) ei ea eoi SO 1J0 I lite I rot 14 0O( ji SJ..S 1 4 SO ; oof ml M IU 30 0W S 00 00 OQf m e eii4 1 : 4 8 . oot is oot I4l IWHU M Ml 1 M or. 90 OOj Si OMd tVOtT-ttoi SSOoi Hi po S7 ow s oei -4e-M to mt ei se SO M 001 SS 00) 4Afi 00 ! OOi KO 0"i 190 0W 316 fohlo 03 00; 125 00 IIS M 176 on v m oo ms oof 6no Ml JK Mh Mfl 70 01) IM T5 On I6 wee 17 H0lt0 0U90 oo! 000 Loral Holiee. M eeixi per Km eeeb tneeiee. AOTH1T18INO KlTM B) TI-W Hill StiJU- jrw. ! mix per pqur "e ineenioB: for three DODths or loacer, dueouit of oae-hauf from iauly 'ApVTTBTl FOB WlIILT FTATWliA 1 56 Jer iqnare ter tettMTCiiJB. .Tt ceatt far each ad-itionel iaaertioa. .. . . Bueioen NotWa 80 eeatt eaeh ineertioti. v Notieee ef MairWaea aa Lteahea. U -. - ' . . ' KeJirjootNotioee.belf price. 2fl Uejoe4Btaeeaiem pmMforai he time the are erdetaa i WANTS. FOR SALE, ETC. . ONE PITTSBCRO HAF. r e weichs eoea soaee. in moot order, rriee B1P0. Jus Teble. diSerent lengths aad widths. aettaM fonmc. aad rnf TS lnem, vaneae .ff-S7oilffCT.Vi in k et6-d3t . Block. 1MR LE-ft4K-A CASRIAGB AND 1 raddle Hone, kind aad aentie. Inqaire at feoodale tioiue, or addrena box 330, Colunibos, U. .. ! '.eepao dtf ' ' ' fJOR LK OB TO EXCHANGE KOR CITY X' rROrfcRTi A rood rarm ot ice NEf ADVERTISEMENTS. v,t:,;, An Ordinance .f- Vakiaa appropriation for parpoeea tkereia named. RlCTIOH u Be it ordained by the City Uoaneil of the eitr ol Cotombua, That there be and it hereby appropriated from any money m the Treaa-ary not herntufore appropriated, the foliewina tame of money. a-wiU .- .... . ; . For payment ot expense of street Commimoner and Chain-gaoc, ouo. . " t or fnyatent ef expense of Fir Department, $1500. - Incidental expenses. 1 W or payment of Oily folice. S1SO0. , ' For 'lempor.ry Loan, 10,000. For Cleaning and Sweeping Hieonon paTement. tS31 so. -. , . . j i Interest on Temporary Lon. f5Ct. " For payment of Ua; et.. ), Cleaning and Repairina Street Lamp, SIM. for amount ordered to be paid A. fiait, O. of Salary Supenntendent of GraT 1 Dank. f4. For balaaoa to par K MeUlalaa baiaaoa oa Aio olson parement. t70. -r - i . Frintint; and Stationer. C300. . . For Market House. 100. " For gradina ne roan way of Battle area a. 500. Th.t ,.h u,nl Hni of moner aDDroone- ted bytheforecoicg section shall be expended in the manner proscribed by the Bfth section of the er- aioance aenoina mv vuhi m, Ma, 36th. 186?. WM. NAGHTEN, President of the City Council. Fassed September it. A. I. MS Attest: JU Viiom. City Clerk. octa-dfit An Ordinance - Toaasest a speo'ai tax a-poa the reel estate Boand-joa lAriaauaaueeatraoLcitraishk ailej to .foot House lane. , . ., Siotiom 1. Be it ordained by tho City Council of tbe L ily of Columbus. That tbe sum of Tnirteea cents tight snd FiTe-teuth mills be and the same is-bereby levied aaa ass'ssed apoa eaca foot front of toe sererai lots ot land bounding or ahattiua upon Dirision street, from Straight alley lo Foor h- e lane, exempting lots Nos. 68, 69, SO. 61, (, 6. Si, 66, OS, t.ea.Jl. TSi, JA W, V eli-anma addition: lots fo IT, J I, 3t, of Bryden's addiUon. lots Kos.T f . of Breggamon'a addition: lou bot. 1, 3, S, 4, T, S, M. 'I. I3, f Rader's addition; lees ee, 11. M. 13, 14, 15, IS, 7, 18. M. 0,of BtoU's addition; lot No. I ot Bora A Jenner s addition, and a strip of land owned by Andrew Formine, 33 leetwide as.he same are aeeisnated apon tha plat of the is.,, liuinuM an file in the office of the City Clerk, for toe eest-and- expense of grave iag the roadeaj along tbe sane, accural ng. to me esumate ... ,W. Hit. Tinl la nginMr Bsc. 8. That the owners of the eererai lots of land upon writes the foregmng aaseesnsent is nut. .hall n. the KmAUtJ of meaey br them sererally doe in that be u all tu Christian K.llar within twenty, days-from the data of this nj-dinaaee, or be snbjeet to tho interest aad penalty allowed upon th.sam.1,,1... 'WM. KAGHTEN, President of the Ci J Counoil. Passed September S7. A. D. lt. , Attesu i.'Ai. WutoM. City Clark. 7 , ets d6t ) An Ordinance - Te assess a sneeial tax area the real aetata bound lug broad street, tromfcHt faelie Una to tha Mast euraoraLion line. . Bacnoal.' Beit ordaTnei "the City Conaeil of the eitr of Columbus. lht the sum ot OneUJ-,- k. .mi mmmm te lw uli i liwlsiiaud assessed apoa each foot front of the several lots of land bounding or abutting oponBr. ad street, Iiom fcast Fu .lie lane to the east corporation line, as the s kmc are designated apoa the plat of ibo Crra Engineer oo neia tae omoef the CityClerk, for the parti, I aosi and expense of grading and paring the gutters and" erossing and grading and giarelmg the sidewalks and roadway aleog the same, aoeordiaf to the estimate of the City Ciril fcegineer. : - . Thct thA .i.mn of the sereral lots Of land upon which toe foregoing ameestoeat is made. Shalt payleBoeatns of taeaay by tbeas eererally due in that behalf to U. Lens and Cbai- atinnaid, ii from the date ol tiis ordinance. or be subiect to the interest and penalty allowed; "IHli":.' WM'. KAGHTKH. ' , i . President f the Cits: Council, rasred September ST.' A. D. im.' . . Atust:' U W U.MK, City Clerk.-oei5 fa6t .ic -m - :"An! Ordinance . To prerenl Slop "VFnons from teing hauled or arawu on iiuwuu SCT OH . Be it ordained by tbe City Conncil of tha City of Ceiambue. That trom aad alter the passage ef.tAis ordinance, t shall be snlawlul for any person or persons to place or haul uion any sidewalk viibm tbe. corporate limits ot toe city ito.S. 'laat each and CT.ry person violating the proTisious ot section one ot mis oroinaLce, k.n da Sued the sum of Sx. upon prosecution aad ...wu,a bora the Maror. and it nail he the duty of the police force to see tbat the piorieionaof this oroutano. -ETaGHTE.V. . . President of the City Council. Faed September 7. A. . 1S6' Attest : i. K. Wilson. City Clerk. M6-iSt . Paving Ordinance., A? Ordinance togTadeand pare the nnpavedside-At.ib. inttim arid eroesinier. and grade and aray- ol the xoadway oo Ltttiau street, from lng street to sghtea street. BWTtoVi. 'BeitordatielbytDeCitConnoiFof theCltry of Celambas nwo-tnirosoi an me mem , . .tl. That the anoared sidewalks, gut tare and rossints be graded and pared, and tbe i serf rraeeieel on latham street. i ..r. .,r.t lo Naanten street, in accordance with the plat thereof on file in tha office of the ijity Vlerg. ' . , . . Sao. X. That all damages, east and expense arising from the foregoing improvement,shaU be asuaued and levied uvon the several lots of lend fronting ur abuiuug thereon, m proportion to theirtlroat. , : T -WM. NAGHTEN, President of the Ciy Council. Passed September T. A. 1. 1S69. Attest: U H. Wiuok, CM i octi-dSt ' . ' , . ANOTHER RANSIS EXCURSION akb - - n-il.l, IlaiBir. 1t the Same A. J .ayajat. : T:-A1BS AMD TLKMEN. MY SECOND I . l i. Kueas wiri leer Columbos es uotfca.'t . OUT S6TH. at HJW F. at.: Cincinnati at 6 P. kU'.rriving at St. Looiii ror breakfast o. .... uK.k. i...;n. Kt. i .on is at 4 F. M arriving a Kansas City for breakfast on the J7ih; dinner at aopeka.arriimi atFfrf rayrBMna eremng, there to remain a few dart or a Hutlalo Uui.t, on Ih. sae gr ends we had aneh a rueceftfuj ount in our tost excursion, in waion aiiiaa or or i i,Rtawftfb aw eel w in' due season at Lift' Miami Uepot and at all principal s ations on the road, lics.rs, rourra trie, ti, xiosets on re-uru west of Kansas City good for Hi days; east of h.sn gasViry food for Be days, giring parries wishing to invest airple time tsny respto.able gentlemen hare ngninea (neirrateation to g from lb is local-ity.and many will joi a as in kabsss. Gorernoi I4arvev assured as. if at art convenient- he would be one of ear ruber-. &w, ttiaaus, this will be my last for this sessou. -l Pur farther nartieoiara, address Ai J. RYAN, at tgsintsw i. -aaiuaauK., voiuiaous. v ,ru-dtt!At4ww - . i AjJ. iAN. i Li I. J fU.. i-i ! Market and Telegraph Heportt tciZI 6 buni of tA Fourth page - J Attr-atloB, While Oojm Im lllae. i The White Boy8fn Blue WH1 meet at Tliuraian Hall on this (Thursday) evening, October 7th, at 7 o'clock.1 Let fcYerj- naem-ber attend. By order Col. Commanding. .. ' : J. BTiUntR, Adjutant Inaocrei I c Itleetlnay. 17 ! I - - -: " Hon. Erall Rothe, the eminent German orator, will ddr tit people' of Colum-bna, In the German langusge, at Naujjh ton Hall, on Friday evening next, a Aalf-past 7 o'clock, an -the political questlmig of ihe day. Let every German In the city torn out. mQ Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. le aoera fI5"TII e e 1 1 e- i Senator Thurman will address he people- ol fcluajt m SaWrtJajr evening. Dctd-H ber 9tb, at half past 7 o'clock, from the west front ot the Capitol, on the political issue of the day. John Gasy, ChaJrman. Ki'VM 'A AlleaitieBi I White Boys In Bine of companies A, B, CD, EandF will meet atThurman Hall on this, (Thursday) evening, at. 7 o'clock, , . i By order. , 'a.'Bl Millkb, Afljutaot. , Tbk-School and Township Funds are now ready .for the Township "Treasurer, at the office of the County Treasurer. i ' Jodoe Puoh yesterday appointed Ade-laide'BennlngBU Adolioistratrix of Got lte of Colnmbas de i t i.4iuui ceased. Bond of 11500. ft.. A .. l . ; - - , The settlement between the County Auditor and Treasurer haa been completed, and the Commissioners have commenced examining their vouobers. r I - - ! S. S. Picklst. wJ yesterday appointed y Governor Hayes a delegate- to the Louisville Commercial Convention, to be held October 12:b, 1869. ' Tbk project to. purchase the old Idiotic ; Asylum and groods on E ist Friend street, as an established home for the friendless, is still being agitated by the ladies and friends ot tlie Hannah Heif Mission. Atteaitioai! The" Columbus brigade . of the ' White Boys in Blue will meet at Thurnian Hall on this (Thursday) eveningj at 7 o'clock. Let every member be on hand. By order Secretary. Five cases were called at the Mayor's court yesterday morning, all of an unimportant character. Drunkenness led the van as nsual, and tbe customary penalties followed. At the lat session nf the Ohio Annual Conference of the M. E. Church at Marietta, tbe presiding Bishop concurred in an appropriation of f 300 lor tho Franklinton Mission. Thb grand social ball, given at Am bos' Hall last aiht by .Messr. Saunders, Yost and Qilnn, was largely attended by those who love "to .trip the light fantastic toe," and was a very pleasant, well-conducted affair throirghout. : f . . i , ' : Neix's Usiom Stock Yards. The follow ing Is trie report of shipments of live stock from Neil's Union Stock JJTards, for the week fending Tuesday, October 5, 18G9 : Cattle, 95 cars; hogs, slogle-deck, 7 cars, doubls-deck 12 ears; sheep, -single-deck, 1 ear,r-donble-deck, 3 cars, and horses, 1 car. Total, 119 crs. -' - ' - Three car loads ol passengers were de taineTac the. Union depot from two until ten o'clock yesterday morning. They were Southerners who had been spending tbe summer at tbe fashionable watering places eastward, and are now homeward bound. A late train from the East was the cause of tbe detention. Masonic MKKTUiO. Joti n D. Caldwell- Esq., Grand Secretary of the Masotiic podges, announces that the different lodges will meet in Cleveland as follows i : ' 1 i Thursday, October 14 Tbe Grand Com- mandery K. T. F rtdavi Uctooer 15 The Grand Chapter B. AaMasona. - . . , Fridar, October 15 The Grand Council B. and S. M. Masons. Tuesday. October 19 The Grand Lodge F. and A. Masons. , . Lkt every White Boy in Blue be at Thurman Hail to-night. - Thb Couktt Commissioners. The Board met yesterday. Present, Messrs. Edwards and Lisle. The followtag -bill was presented and allowed : B.' H. Marshal.," constable fees. State vs. George Bernard, $35 10. It was ordered that an order be drawn on tbe County Treasury in favor ot John G. Keintz, r $50, on accountof night watchman at the Court-house, Thb Opeka-hocsb To-Night. That most engaging comedienne in her profession, Lotta, makes her first appearance to night at the Opera-bouse. So much has been said concerning the brilliancy of the little favorite, from tbe Atlantic to the Pa cific, that it would appear entirely useless to say more. She speaks and acts for her self, and the unanimous, delight of her au diences' follows as a matter of course. In her vocabulary there's no such word as "tail," as her every appearance in comedy, song, dance and banjo solo amply testifies. This evening uXhe Female Detective? and ,lAj) Object oi Interest," are the attractions, and the house will be filled. As Lotta' engagement cannot possibly be prolonge d bejond Saturday night, it behooves all lovers of superb acting to take advantage of the earliest opportunities offered to see her..- : - r . Whitb Boy In Blue ! Tip and at them once more. Register op ,Births and Deaths. A new act requiring Probate Judges to keep a record ot births and deaths reported to them, was passed by the Legislature, and took tflect on the 30th of April last. The duty of making the reports, upon which the Probate Judges are to construct their records devolves upon townships and ward assessors, upon physicians' and mid-wives, upon- clergymen aadtaextbas, and upon-parents of children. Persons refusing or., neglecting' to perfect tiny duty imposed upon them by the act, are liable to a penalty of ten dollars, one-half of which goes to -the School Fund, and tbe other to the party making complaint, Tbe object contemplated by this law is of the highest Importance, and it should be attained if possible. Wa should bave as reliable records of biiths aad deaths as we have ot marriages. VVHiTE'BojSanBlts go to Thurman Hall to-night lor organization. maBcallntilee-Fall and WinterFaeai-leas-Ths Ncwnt Sttylea Ckanges la Bualueea and Dreaa Knits. Tvlth October, comes manifest signs of tho approach of the shivering, biting, chilly, freezing months. Light materials In clothing are giving place to warmer and heavier goods, and there is a general disposition among mankind to prepare to meet the changes of temperature. The styles this year for the business suits of daily use, have changed very little in general shape! The materials, however, are somewhat different-plaids being more generally used tor pants. Tbey have rather an odd appearance, after the quieter shades which have predominated until this fall. But custom makes the strangest things fa-tnlliar in time. . : Another style of dress business suits is single or double-breasted coat and vest of the same material, with pants ot a con- trastlol Shade, .made Of either English, French or r American . cashmeres. The American goods this season arapre-eminently the "vogney arid for" ordinary business, suits of pants, coat an3 vest f the same material are in demand. . For dress or party suits, the irrepressi ble bine cloth swallow-tails, with, brass buttons, will! be general! v worn. Im' eon junction with pantaloons of the i'Jsteou shade. - ' " ' ' Overcoats are a very Important article ot " consideration among the gentlemen, and the styles which are presented will verj likely prove acceptable. Fur-beavers are tho mnit fanhlnnable for all DurDOses. and the prevailing colors tend to olive 1 .nrt oreen. The 'material is great! v lltrhter I in manufacture, while the customary blue and dahlia shades give way to a very pretty olive or a rich delicate green.- They are made in the awtotrt style, and are decidedly, attractive and elegant. ' Panta- loons will partake of the plaid style, and I will be cu, luller. Boots and shoes of thepeaked-tumed-up-at-the-toe stjla will continue to be worn. The box-toe, with all its ugliness and Inconvenience, still finds tavor, with the people.""' O- - V The tendency is to wear clothes of rather finer texture. There is not so much dang' er of running this fashion into extremi s, a:was done when' coarse' goods Were in vogue. .... r . Thb White Boys in Blue don't like Chi" nese suffrage, and are going down to Thurman Hall to-night to see about it. . Communication J "Why Mecpeet Than. Uncles : ar, A Editok Statesman: Can any person in Columbus lnlorm the citizens of the First Ward what has become of Uncled Is be dead, or is be still in the land ot the living? Really, we would like to know. Before be was elected to the City Council, he promised to" do some grand deeds; be was go- log to have Spring street put in a good condition; he was going to give labor to the laborer, and be was going to do this and that. Six months have passed away since be was elected. What has be done? E;ho answers, what I Spring street (right under Undo' nose) looks rougher than ever it did before, and it is the only street that leads direct from High street to the Ohio Penitentiary. If there is aay street westot High street that needs a good side walk, it is Spring street. Gentlemen with ladies coming from the depot have to go up to Lonjstreet, if tbey wish to make visit to tbe prison ; for Spring street is not fit for any lady to walk on. "He was going to give labor to the laborer." Did ha not sneak out of voting for a Nicolson pavement on Town and Broad streets? He knew that the citizens residing on Town and Broad streets were wealthy, and well able to construct a Nicolson pavement. He knew it would be an im provement to the city. He knew it would give labor to the laborer. Then why did he not vote for it ? Was it bocau-e he was too lazy to attend tbe Council? Uncles, if yon must be a public Plan, you must woik lor tne puoiic. it you must be a -member of the Council, you must attend the Council, and not stay at home when your vote might do some good It you are too lazy to attend the Council meetings, why then we advUe you to re- sign, and will put some active worker In -jour place, tor we want-a man that when he promises to do a thing, he will do it, and not go to sleep while on duty. In truth, we want a man that is a man, no odds if he is as big as the Chinese giant, or as small as Tom Thumb. Ida Matqold. Thb White Boys in Blue are going to rally at Thurman Hall to-night. A Card f ram Air. Isabel-. Editors Ohio State Journal: It is editorially charged in your paper of yesterday, on what Is claimed to be informa tion from others, that 1 "employed money to influence delegates to the Democratic County Convention to vote tor my nomi nation, or, in other words, bought my place on the ticket." I pronounce this imputa tion upon my character as & private citizen, unqualifiedly faJte. Whatever opponents may politically say of me, no one has ever belore hinted that toe corrupt use ol money wasoueot my vices, a lact which everybody here, where I have lived for years, fully understands. Very truly yours, Llewellyn Baber. Colnmbus, October G.h, 18G9. The above note was handed by Col. Baber to the editors of the Journal yesterday, and also to us for publication.' The people ot this county can see what kind ot warfare is being carried on by that sheet, and de cide whether such a course ought to be sustained at the polls on Tuesday next by honest men of any party. The meeting of the White Bjys in Blue to-night means business. sJenart f the Audltor of Slate and Controller af me Treasury ta the To His Excellency. Rutherford ernor of Oaio : B. Bayes. Gov- I Sir : We hereby certify that the tollow- ing are the cash balances in the State Treasury of the several funds, as appears by the books of our respective officers at the close of business for the September, 1869 : General Revenue Fund Canal l-'und Sinking Fund Common School Fund. Allotment Fund SoUiers' Claims Fund National Road Fuud Bank Redemption Fuad month ol a SR4 04 6.7111 8t 328.8S5 37 &1.7SS J5 3,il4 13 44 10 to 34 t ess it Total.. . $ 303,481 S8 We further certify that we have counted the funds in the vanlts of the Treasury a . .1 1 JTll S . I ana nnu uie .ouow.uj, ..uuuu., t.j ti.Y.- ExobangeV.r."r..'..'."'".'.'.".".'.!. iia.845 45 Seneca Canty uang notes neaermea. mi w National Road Bond. so T Total.'.... ........ 33,481 89 'liespectfully submitted, . , ,. Jambs H. Godman, ' Auditor oi State. G. S. Brailbt, " For Controller of State. ,. Don't let any member of the White Boys t iu Blue tail to be at Thurman Hall to-uigbt. Appointment of (be Ohio Cornier- ence, 31. K. Church. . . C0I.UMBCB pISTKICT C. A. YANaNDA,' P. K. Columbus Town Street, Erl Cranston. Wrsley ChapeL, Isaac Crook. . Bigelow Chapel, J W White. Christie Chapel, J M. Jameson. Mt Tleasant Mission, Levitt Taft. Franklin Mission, H B Westervelt. Worthlngton. Samuel Tippitt. Clintonville, W W Cberriugton. HiUiard. S M Brizht. -. e . .J : Westerville, G N Tilcher Delaware, St Paul, D H Moore. California, Benjamin Tressenrider. Stratford. H Z Adams, nr.. r ; Milford, W H H Wolf. Pleasant Valley, Andrew Carroll. Medway. A K Miller. . . ...... West J Carson, be supplied. t , London, C D Battelle. Harrisburg. Levi Cunningham . Groveport, Daniel Horloclter. L Fred Werrick, President, and" J P La-croix. Professor In Ohio Wesleyan University, Members of the Quarterly Conference of St Paul. J M Trimble. A?ent for Ohio Wesleyan University, Member of the: Wesley Chapellij uiiarrly JJouirBea.JOiuaau. ... "AG Byers, Chaplain Ohio Penitentiary, Member of Town Street Quarterly Conference, Columbus. ' ! C C Mt Cabe, Agent Church Extension Sooiety, Member of Town Straet Quarterly OoDlerencr-) (Joiunibus. , . - ZiNIBTIUJI DISTBICT WHXIA3C PORTXB, 4 Zanesvllle Second Street, T Ii Taylor, Seventh 8treet. E I Jones. City Mission, E H Heagler. Putnam, T G Wakefield. lioseville, B F Thomas. Tay rorville, J T Finch. JJeavertown, to De supplied, u Kioiteii. Malta, to be supplied, W G Thurber. New trexington, W J HolUday. Unlontown, W S Benner. Somerset, a ll tvinasor. Kusbville, Joseph Barringer, G L Sites. Hebron, It B Bennett. Asbury, Stephen Rvland. EliztbeUitowo, B F Mukltresb, supply S M Uonahoe. Irrille. Henrv Gormer. Straitsville, to be supplied, G C W Banks. lakcastkk district w. t. hakvey, p. b. Lancaster, B N Spahr. Circleville, 11 K Foster. - Newark. J W Uiilon. -.... Granville, J F Williams. Alexindria, G S McLaughlin. Etna. Saniael Rankin. Johnstown, F F Lewis, G G West. MewAibany.il L Whitehead, one to be supplied. . Baltimore, S C Biker, one to be supplied. Wtst Kusnville, I C Acton. Keynoldsburg, C M Bethauser, T H Brad- ricK. Royalton, J C Gregg. MaxviUe, 1 W Lewis, one to be supplied. Tarlton, T H Hall, J S Rickets. South Bloom field, J M'K Sbultz. Dai by ville, W 11 McClintock. - MARIETTA DISTRICT A. B. SEE, P. K. Mitrletta, Centenary, T G Boss. Whitney, X w Stanley. Harmar, R H Wallace. Belpre, J E Sowers. Athens, J U Creighton. Athens circuit, J X uioKson, one to De sup plied. Barlow, Isaac Mackey. Plymouth. W H Savre. R D Morgan. Coolvitle, Nathaniel Westerman, Jesse Van Law. Amesville, J L Durant. Pleasauton, Robert Cuilaghan, R A Hoff man. Nelsonville, Richard Doughty. Logan, Levi Hall.. - Letart, J Q Lakin. Kacine a iki Syracuse, vv II UloDons. Chester, J T Holliday. Fairvlew, to be supplied by R C Harper. Solomon Howard, President, A s UiD- bons and W H Scott, Professors in Ohio University, and members of Athens Quarterly Conference. GALLIPOLI3 DISTRICT J. T. MILLER, P. E. Gallipolis, F S Davis. romeroy, u vy isaminger. Middleport, H H Ferris. Gallipolis Circuit. G M Rife. Mc Arthur, c a warren. Jackson, I B Brad rick. Berlin, David Mann, one to be supplied. ' Liurel, To be supplied, Wm Wharf. Haoiden, E N Nichols, supply, Geo Eg-gleston.Mt. Pleasant, J U Hopkins, supply, E W Ellis. New Plymouth, M D Vaughn, supply, A S Jones. Zileski, Kalph Watson. W ilkesville. Supply, S B. Mathews. Ceutreville, I BCartlich. Patriot, Barton Lowe, J B Prose. Cliesire, Ezekiel Sibley. Swan Creek, Daniel Tracy. PORTSMOUTH. DISTRICT JOHN DILLON, P. X. Portsmouth Bigelow ' Chapel, James Mitchell. Sixth Street, J H Gardner. ' ' 1 Piketon, G W Wakefield. Braver, William Morris. ' Wbeelersburg, W N Middleton. .r Ironton Speucer Chapel, J E Moore.1 Wesley Chapel, D C Frampton Olive, to be supplied by C G Evans. Hanging Rock, C B Lewis. Pine Crave, J a foatlo. - - --Burlington, Abraham Cartlich ; supply by Aaron Gurdy. Rome, J D Fry. Bueiia Vista, W J Griffith. Lucasville, J W Baker. ... Old Town, E V Bing. Waverly, William Glenn. Suulisb, supplied by Samuel Burdett. CHILL1COTHB DISTRICT T. H. PHIL IPS, P. K. Chillicothe, Walnut Street, B W Mauley. Main Street, a A Keen. Washington. I F King. Bloomiugburg, liichard Pitzer, Silas Pru-den.Staunton, David Smith, Ancel Brooks. Nl-w Holland. W W Martin. Deer Creek, J M Weir; supply, I P Patch. Frankiort, U S Jones. r. Bainbridge.-A O Kelley. Bourneville. FSlnurston. South Sal. m, supplied by G W Wharton. Massieviile, bamuel xiateoian. Kingston, E 11 Dixou. AdelDLi. T W Fanan. Mf. Sterling, A M Alexander; one to be supplied. Wiliiaaisport, W F Hughey. Richmond, Hugh Boyd. S M Merrill, editor western unrisiian Advocate, member ot Walnut Street Quar terly Conference. The White Boys iu Blue don't intend to vote with any party mat lavors tiuuese suffrage and cheap labor. They are going down to Thurman Hail to-night, to make arrangements about it. The County Treasury. Editor Statesman : Since I announced mysell a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, the political status of affairs in this county has changed. Both parties now have full tickets in the field. It has been wisely said that a person ought to observe a proportion between his efforts nri his obiects. Seeing no likelihood of pe-lng elected, and thinking it probable thatj Dy continuing to be a candidate, I nll!,ht be the means of defeating the person p-Mt-ipd to the office, with the warmest thanks to bit friends. I retire from the con- , ... Tnoum Kpiibov. LeaL. - . - ' - October 6th, 1869. - Thb highly consolatory intelligence is I going the rounds of the press, tbat if any one should happen to awauow a dose of nitro-glycerine, an antidote may be found in Mack coffee. I Westward travel by rail is more than usually active at this season of the year. Trains came in yesterday filled with passengers. . . ,- Iezekibl CoMProN was nominated Ap praiser of Seal Estate last evening by the Democracy of Jeflerson township. There are very tew medium-sized houses I in the city at the present time, labelled For Rent." ' -Now Weslsra Frelgrht Kavtee. , The various railroad corporations, whose lines extend northwest, west and southwest from New York, who have recently been so .earnestly competing for western freights at cheap prices, on Monday last agreed, to an , Important advance for the transportation of dry goods, and general merchandise. The companies which have adopted the new tariff are the Pennsylvania Central, Erie Railway,-New York Central and H 'id son River, and the new list of advanced rates west into effect on Monday ,- OatobertltlK i . . ' . . -.: The following are the agreed, prices arlnnted : New York to St. Louis,' per cwf'au classes, 70e; New York to Alton,' 111-., per cwt, all classes, 61i ; New York to Dca- tur, per owl, all olasses, 60 ; New York 50 Springfield, per cwt., all classes, COr;' New-York to Jacksonville, per cwt., all classes. i3e; New York: to Peoria,' per cwt-, all classes, 60c; New York to Keokuk.' per cwt., all classes, 75o; New York to Buffalo, per, ewt first class, '60; "New York to Qnlncy, 111., per ewt., all classes, 70; New xork to Chicago, 1JH per cwt., all classes, 50c; New York to Milwaukee, Wis-.; per cwt, via Chicago, 1st class, C9c; 2 J, 67c: 3d, 64c; 4th, 61c: 6th, 50c; New York to Detroit, Mien., pep cwt.. taii classes, arc: "New Y'ork to Cincinnati, Ohio, per cwt- all classes, 48j; New York,to Louisville, Ky., per cwt.. all classes, 63c ; New York to Co-lumbns, O., per cwt., all classes; 42i.' - The Soperintendent of freight upon the the New York Central liiie has issued the following circular to all local agents : The above rates, per agreement with the Pennsylvania, Central fc Erie Railway lines, take effect to-day (Monday),- October 4th.. '1 t.n ..:," . . Bates are to . be given from day today, only, and in no case will the flew xork" Central or Hudson River take freight at any other rates than the above until further notice. :r , ; ;. M. B SPACLDjaiG, General Freight.Agent. It is the general belief among the people at the various Broadway offices In New York, t'i at the prices will soon be mate rially further advanced, and the recent summer cheap prices done away with. Immense quantities of Western goods are now pouring over ail the Western roads ; and the rush, this week, as the weather has cleared up, will probably become very heavy before further advanced tariffs are agreed upon by the railroad lines. Colonhl Baber addressed a fine meet ing ot the Democracy of Jeflerson Uiwn- ship last evening, at Black Lick. Joseph Edgar, the .vtcran Democrat of the town ship, presided. Old Jfflerson will give her usual Democratic majority of 200 for Pendleton. Bar Meeting. The Franklin. .County Bar Association will meet at the office of George W. MeCracken, E-q., this (Thurs day) evening, at 7 o'clock. Regular quarterly meeting. The White Boys in Blue are ready f r action, and will be at Thurman Hall tonight.LOCAL NOTICES. Mi?s Zimmbb's Reception!!! Ladies will find it to their interest to attend the opening of her unusually large stock ot the Latest Novelties fa Millinery Goods, Bonnets, Hats, etc.; Japanese, Persian, French and Jet Jewelry; Lace and Muslin Pompa dour Sets; Real and Imitation Human Hair Lace, and Linen Collars and Sett-; Hand kerchiefs. Infants Hoods, Nubias, Breakfast Shawls, Fancy Goods and Notions of every detcription, all of which have just been selected by Miss Zimmer in New York with great care, and will be sold at remarkably low prices to suit tbe times. She will be pleased to receive her friends and tomers on Saturday, October 9th. ocl6dwi Oysters! The finest, largest," fattest jysters out of their beds are received daily tt William Dickinson's well-known house, No. 54 North High street. They are serv ed up in ", unapproachable style tit tbe house, or furnished to families and parties by the can or case. Go to Dickinson's for the finest oysters in the city. 1 Auction Sale of Buggies and Carriages this morning, on the corner of High and State streets, at 10 o'clock; "two shift- ; ing top Buggies and one Family Carriage ' to be sold for charges. ! ' ' " .' ' " ' V. R. Glazier, oct7-ilt '.''""' Auctioneer. Oysters ! Oysters 1 Select Oysters at Hennebo's Restaurant at 50 cents per can'. Try them. octSdwf Oyster Trade has opened out at A. Hennebo's Restaurant, West .Broad, No.- 13. Stewed at 30 cents per dish; Fried 40 cents per dish. oct51tu&sa French, Japanese and Persian Jewelry at Miss Zimmer's. Jewelry ma le an d repaired, watches &c.,plated,gold and silver,at C. E. Smith's, No. 8 East Broad street; up stairs. '' aug2-d3mo ;..' Something new ! The Magic Tip Sinbad Hat, in all colors, at Clark & Farmer's G. W. Dunn, Dentist, Nos. 10 and 11 Opera House Block, Columbus, Ohio, ope rator in all departments ot dentistry. N. B. Laughing Gas for extracting teeth." " sep29-i!6teod Osborn, Kkrshaw & Co.'s Carpet and Dress Goods establishment, 142 South High street. New Dress Goods in Plaids, Me rinos, Empress Cloths, Black Alpacas, De laines, etc., etc. Also, a splendid line of new Carpets and other House Furnishing Goods, in good style and low prices. oct6 Osborn, Ker-haw fc Co, Imported Scotch, and all the nobby styles of Caps, at Clark & Farmer's. otc2-d3c Wanted Several good Dressmakers, at Miss Abbott's Dressmaking establishment, Miller Bnilding, between Long and Gay oct6.d3t Latest novelties in Bounets and Hats, at Miss Zimmer's. Wanted Six first class salesmen two Germans. Gilchrist, Gray & Co, oct2-dlw Mercer & Co-, tbe inimitable cheap Boot and Shoe men, are now ready with a new and lresh selected stock, which they are selling lower than ever. oct2-d4t-stuths Wanted Twenty-five good, active men Pay from $4.00 to $12.00 per day. i S. McCleery fc Co., 1 No. 7 W. Broad st., Columbus, Ohio. 0Ct4-d2l -i Dry Goods stnd Carpets., i Just received and for sale at low prices, a jarge and well selected 'stock for the Fall trade, by ' ' . 7 . 6ep 2S-Ulra Osb jrn, Kershaw & Co. . The Alabama Claims are now up again for adjustment, and- the British Government ' has expressed itself desirous ef an arbitration. Among the, claims peisistingly pressed, are those of the ever-present and active J. C. Ayer & Co., for the .value of shipments of Cherry Pectoral, Sarsapa-rilla, Auge Cure, and Pills, la transit tor Oregon, Vancouver's Island and , Russian America, destroyed on the Anna Schmidt off the coast of South-America. : So uni versal is .the use of their remedies, tbat ! they are afloat on almost every sea; and this firm is frequently caught between the . upper and nether. in illatones of contending I najtions. But tbey are known to stand up tor their rights, and to get tUetn.Bevulli- Q(ji, Washington, JX, C. , ; . . Jaiid-lstwem-cni The Germ ah Cathartic Lozenges may "be '. obtained at any drug store for ' the small price of &5 eents a box. Tbey are the tnoet pleasant, beneficial and harmless article fbrrpbywlcttnd 'thtf feitly agreeable "arid" beneficial substitute for castor oil or pills. Any child will eat theai as candy. ' .... OCia UiLlX,WAl, . ,. , .. . ;.A most ; frfect. .Regulator ,ot the whole human , system is .found in Dr. Pierce's , Alterative Extract, or .Golden Medical . Discovery. It cures , Female Weakness, Weak Back and all .Irregular!- ' ties. , It is a great restorative tonic," and ! nerve force generator.and hence in all esses of Nervous . or General Debility, nothing ; can equal it." Sold by druggists, or send' . three dollars .and twenty-five cents lo Dr. R, V, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y... and get three bottles,. free of express charges. , , pjy 27-difcwlyr-c w Latest yet! The Lord Dundreary Hat, at . . . Clark & Farmer's. 40,000 soles protected, and 20,000 souls made happy, by wearing' boots and shoes bought of Mercer & CoM 89 South ;High street, American Building. ; 1 '' oct2 d4t-stutht ' - ' Aluaica.1, . : -;a - A choice selection of. the very beat Pianos can 'new be seen at my Music Store ou High street, opposite the State House. The world-renowned and nneqxaUed Stetn- toay & Sons' and .Chickering & Hons ana other good Pianos, ranging iu priue irons 360 upward. , Every instrument luuy warranted, and satisfaction guaranteed A full stock ot sheet music and musical merchandizo of every description. j . . , . ; R. B. McADow, , 5 , 21 South High street. ; . French Flowers, Ribbons and Laces, at Miss Zimmer's. ; i: -.. oct6-dwF::. Just received, the Dexter and Pacillo Caps,at Clark & Farmkr's. .:, . .: , Wagner's Uisnias Hall. ' ' ' ' I am now daily receiving those fine large Extra Select .-.i : . .,.'. .. - OYSTERS, .''' i: r . In cans, half cans and tubs ; also, Prairie Chickens, Woodcock, Mallard, and Teal Ducks. FISH: Halibut, Codfish Eels Blue-fish, Mackerel, Lafayetfees, -Bock Fish, White Fish, Black Bass, &e. '-,i C. A. Wagner, Nos. 23 and 27 East State St. septlS-dtt - ,-; -. ' .-. , Keyzer, don't you want to 'buy a pair of Boots ? It you do, go to Mercer & Co.'s 89 American Hotel Building. They keep" the neatest, best and cheapestin the city, . oct2-dit-stuti-Ai . ' , ii . mm i i " i Amidon Silk Hats, at .".! - - Clark & Farmer's. Lost. A bUck silk umbrella, nearly new, Chinese shape, The finder will.be rewarded . by returning it to this office. , au2S-dtf ; Lost. A red coral shirt button. The finder will be rewarded by returning it to this office. ' augl9-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW STORE. WM. G. DUNN & CO., 33 and 35 North High Street; Have just received a very large Stock of New Dry Goods, Carpets and Ladies' Furs, which for beauty and cheapness cannot be surpassed. Every Department .in this large Estab lishment is now well supplied. , . Silks, Satin's, Poplins, Plaids, Me- rinoes, Empress Cloths, Serges and Black Alpacas, cheaper than ever.' . Beautiful Lyons Silk Velvets, Chin chillas, Astrachan Cloth, Velveteens, Plaids and Beaver Cloth for Cloaking; also. Black snd Colored Waterproof Cloth in all their variety, with a splendid line of Brooch, Paisley and Woolen Shawls. Beautiful Sash Ribbons, ' Velvet Ribbons, Battens, I,ac39, Embroid eries, and a eeneral assortment of Trimmings and Small Wears. ... . T.adies' and Gent's Under-clothing and Hosiery in large variety, includ ing a full line of the Celebrated Alexander's Kid Gloves. Blankets, Quilts, Flannels and other Housekeeping articles in quan tities. Ladies' Furs, new, pretty and cheap. Carpets and Oil Cloths, as cheap as ever. Terms Cash, aad one price to all. WM. G-. DUNN & CO., COLl Jini S, OHIO. CaprSS dSml PLANING MILL. Till; tiLIl PLArtlrtO IT1I LL. The nn . dersigned las again taken charge of the Old Planing Mill, situated on Walnut street, east of the Market House, and will open it far business on Monday, March Stb, and will be prepared to do a I kinds of planing, scroll sawing. Ac. and mauutac ture sashes, doors, blinds and frames, on the short eat nonce. My old customers will de well to gvo- mLch!1a6m,0re eiDeUTuhrkY D0REMU8. .AMUSEMENTS: .COXiyiBUS, OPERA plE.: , , f B. M AC aulit.. . ..77. Manager. (Also Manager Wood's Theater, Cincinnati, O ) ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY r The Brilliant Comedienne ' '" " ' ';!;,:;XOTTA!;vt;1. ' FOR THREE SIGHTS OKL1 Thursday,. w'riday atstd Saturday, LOTTA will aDDeairln her oharming Comedies. delightful Songs, woo de rial Dances, and her grant Banjo tJoiag , ; i i i f i TFursday Evening. Oetober7th. FEMALE DETFCT1VB and OBJECT 0FJ.N- ' TJtsT. . ., .. ,,' Friday Evening, Ootobor 8th, PET OF THE FKTTICOATS and NAN, THE - good for nothing. Hatnrday, 0Vber th, last night of Lotta. LITTLE TRKASDREAnd ANDY BLAKE. LOTTA'd encas-emeat eaanet Ttoaathlv ha loaaed bevoad as time advertised, - Prices of admission. T5o: GaiUrv. 50c: Reanmit Seats, tl. ' Reser'ed Seats can be secured at John Seltzer A Co.'s, No. 11 and 13 East State street. SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION. 4i1 1 ni L-iiit4.)0o .viun-xT sisiydifIi -PROCIsAr1ATIOri! .3 .p'l'Sr ,ijlf it tin THBl -Qr Al It'lED '. vWTB('r.)F Franklin county are hereby notified to meet at their r spectrrri places of holding1 ekctinns, on theseoond Tuesday of October. A. Jj. J8.,beirgi the ... . ' 12th l-iy -of October, A. ,18a .ml f - u. r-itnw:n. rr. . : . . One Governor, one Lieutenant" Governor, One Jadge Supreme Court, one '1 readurer of Stattf one Attorney tienerai, cne Alember of Board ot fubiio Works, one State Senator,' two Representatives, one Frobate J udge. one fthetiff, on Treasurer, -one. Auditor, one Commissioner, one' rnfirmarv Director, one Coroneri . Also, one Appraiser of Beat Ki tale in each District in Franklin county, .-, , , Ihe Trustees of tbe several Tovfiishrfas nro rh- aaired to return to the Clerk of the Court the mimes ot tne t-iUowing number ot Jurors, apportioned as follows t - i -'d ' '' .ii....." MontKomari Tp,-.,. . .til Franklin " Pleasant " 4 Brown, -r '-....--8 Washington ." 4 Perry v.:,...ja Blendoa. . " 4 JeSersou 8 Truro " Madisorx Tj..i-.-,vJ .lacksoo.. ' 6 Prairie '- ..:....-.:.. 4' IorWiah- ..,.j 4 Sharon " " 3 Oiintoa-' "H.'j..X2H Miftiih " " .?.... .4-Hamilton " A . , , Given under my hand and seal,-this 3Sth day of September, A. D. 1869 and in the Lsial ninetjr-toerth year rf the ilndepeadenoa o tbe United. States of America. . . ' ' lt"- - 1 K. 6i VfcR. CbroneT-. Aoting as Shtriff i raukliu county, O,,,, aep27-ut&wtd .MiSCElANEOUS SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. If K BECKIveO AX THE OP-Hue of the City Clerk, ia Columbus.. Ohio. until - - ' ' ffloatlay, Oelohef 3th, by 12 o'clock at noon, for furnisHibg brftterials and-doing the following work, to-witt. - tor grading sns paving toe unpdvei sidewaiKson South street frera taixth street to V ashing ton avw enue. . . : fcaoh bid shall' contain the foil name of every person interested ia-too same, and shall be accompanied by sufficient security that if the bid is ac-acepted a contract will be entered into and tho worK taitntuny p -rtaruiea. ....... - I'he price for materials andilabor must be stated separately. . , ..- ; ihe City council reserve tbe r-.gnt to reject an all bids, at their discretion. .. t .if. v , . . , v. , B. F. BOWEN. , '- " 1 City Civ, 1 Engineer. City Civil Engineers office. JSo. SS Soath High street, up stairs. . . sep7-dtd SEALED PROPOSALS riiiiftE Rt.tEIVi;b;'AT"'TiE OF-V I, nee of the City Civil EngiBeer. in Colnmbua. Ohio, until , .,;,.,.. ... .-..,.: , , . .,- ni Monday, Oct. 4th, 1S39, at 4 o'clock P. M , for furnishing materials and doing the following work, to-wk: : ror grading and paving the gutters andarossinga on Anu street, from Bouth Fublic Lane to Division sueet. . " :t , - 'I'if.' ' ' For grading and repaving the gutters on the south side ot. Town street, from bnrtb street to Seventh street. .. j For grading and repaying the suffers oh both. sides of Town street, from Filth street to Sato, street. Forerndinir and paving the sidewalks on the east aide 01 Depot sueet, from Nagbten stieet to &aple street. For grading and paving the unpaired sidewalks',' gutters and crossings, and grading and. graveluig; the roadway on Latham street, from Long street to Naghten- street. '7 - Jibe bids wi.i De opened by tbe committee of the. Ward in which the wora is to be done. Thecm- mitiee reserve the light to reject any or all bias; at their discretion. r. ignis -i i - 1 o. ruowiis, City Civil .Engineer. City Civil Engineer's office. No. 98 Sonth Huh street, up stalls. ;0 - -.-y, i .sep3-dtsl . ;! Paving Oi-ainance. '. ... ; ; An Ordinance to grade and pave tbe sidewalks on - tbe est ae ot Depot street, trom .aagnten street to Maple street. , i .ir'.-l U-t " . . i ' Skctioh I. Be it ordaiued by the City Council, of the city ' of Columbus (two-thirds of all tho members concurring). That the, nnpaved sidewalks be graded and paveckon tbe east B'de of Depo stroet. from Nag ri tea st eet to Maple street, in accordance with the plat thereof on file iu the offioe t the City Clerk. ' to ec. a. - mat all damages, costs ana expnrseK -isins from the foresoine iinDrovement. shait bo. assessed and levied upon the several lots ot land fronting - or abutting thereon, iu proportion to t-eirfest front. ' ! SAUUlaflr1' ' " President cf the City Council,.,. Fasrad September 87. 1809. . Attest: L. Jt. Wiasom, City Clerk i'. : .'; -t 1 octs a6t , 1 , . Notice to Butchers. SKA LED PROPOSALS WILL HE RE. ceived at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, up to .- October 14. at Noom,. For furnishing the Institution with- Meat' fous months, from October 18, 186S, to February 18, 187a , - :.-.- -' For particulars, as to variety, quality, amount and times of delivery, apply for information to the btewaid, at the Institution. ; G. W. WAKEFIELD, Steward-"Columbus. Oo:. 3, I860. ooi4-eodtd- HENH.Y "7V7"-A-X.T3 BEE CHER'S SEitmons) in PLYMOUTH PULPIT, Are being read by people ef evtty tint -and it-nomination all over this country aad Europe. Tlct sre full of vital, beautiful religious thought and feeling Plymouth J'tUpit rsnrablished weekly, and coLtaii s Mr. beecher's Sermons Ad Fray-.r. in form tuitablt for 7rt8errattcn and bindina For sale by all newsdealers, trice lUe. Yean subscriptions received by the publishers, 83, giving two handsome volumes of over 400 pageseach-Ualf-yearly. 1.75. A new and superb Meal For trait of Mr. Beeeher present.d to all yearly subscribers. Ixtraordinaty Ojarl l'UMOUlH H irlT (3)aDd t I M I) til I INItttV (2.5fl). an Linsectarian, Independent. Chrii-fian Journal 6 pases, cut and stitched, , clearly printed, ablv edired. sent to one address for 52 weegs for our dollar. bpecial inducements to eenvaestre and tnose getting up ciuos. opecimea copies, postage free, for 5o J . H. FOKD k CO.. Pubs.. S8 Vark Row. N. T. - Isep30-dlm-c NT . Paving Ordinanee. An Ordinance to build a double row flag crossing across Frieud street, on the east side of Seventh.-. street. , . - . , - ' Section 1. Be it ordained by tho Cil? Council ot the city of Columbus (two-thirds ol all tho members concurring), Tbat there be built a doublt row flag crossirg across Friend street, on !tb esra tide 01 Seventh street, in accordance with tho plat thereof ou file in the fliae of the City Clerk. Sue 3. Tbat all damages, costs and expenses arising from the- feregotug improvemeroent shall be a-sessed and levied upon the several lots of land fronting or Abutting oa tbe east -ida of Seventh street, fiom Cherry street to Nob e street. .,... ' . L Wa. NAGH'lKN, - Preaident i f tbe City Council. Passed August 30, A. D. 1SS9. - Attest via, WiLSON. City Clerk. ci -l i - sepT d6t ,, , ... , . Paving Notice. . ' : -:.?-. ! - CITY CLERK'S OFFrtTE.l' '" .... ) CoitntBUS. O., bept, ST. 18. , . To s,U whom it may : A Jt-.dc.Jl !: Notice is hereby given thatproceedin have been ; iiwtituted in the City Council of Columbus, for' making the following improaavenU,tD.wit; L ' -i roFcenstructing a 12 inch pipe sewer in John street, fro u Uraoch alley to a point eighty feet wAst of Neil street . . - - .,, , " " , The same to beaone in accordance with plats and estiu'ates to he prepared by the City Civil Engiaeer , Snd"Blel in the officeof the City Clerk. All persons claiming dainsges on aecounV of said oroDoted imDrovemeuts. are required tt file tlMTj. Claims in the office ofth. Clerk, in -J.t.non or before tho V day 01 YLSA0 ". CmClexk. , 1 ocl5-dltJ.w4w