Daily Ohio statesman (Columbus, Ohio : 1855), 1869-12-21

              I,J::))r-.-Aifrtry: (ID WT A COLUMBUS. OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 21, 1869. if - v V a, NUMBER 89. f. -. . ..- 3t . , - ' j . OHIO STATESMAN , r. (Css ft adwmes) , . , 3iaf BtMAn.tW.. ..: a w " six Month.............. M Def'vwred by Ceer per monthi. aeets jiivered I r Carrier po week .' ..8U ct Tu-Wmit fc5gTeaiA:. worreer 4M in month... ...... 15 WKEKLT STATESMAN. ealeVew cvxBceHeS.;.,ijC...-MAA.. wt S. aw yewr...-nMni..tl.j.. i ee yr , ao In mim oh year . , IT a. IIM VT WOOM. 7kT.... ........ ........... State) of AlvertilaC, BSAVSB.Z . Oa a r.warw, each interviews ...,.....,... Legal liioo.por lino, each rnsertion..r.. .. TSets .UtU Om aq.evw, Irst Insertion . aiaafe liliiii.nl huMiu..j.. flM 1mI outM, per lino, mb insertion w ou ar fcig t Tim or lees make a square. AdvettiseiMtw fcw ieefwr wave ..tertad t fnr reveler card rates, whioa trill be famished on ap- mm. - - - All transient advert iemeots But to paid for at u. ti u7 am d 1 1 1 7jvjy AMUSEMENTS. IW OraitBBMIia t Buckley's rfierenadexs, BRASS MilD AXDURLEf QUE "tttki. ' TV treat Tripla Trewpel W Talented . LEY. who will appear in their original MiBitrsI Saterttinaaantt alM will produce tbe Burlesque Opera af La somnambnla. la three act, with all of the original mu-io. The greet Prima Donna, Vtedor Keeker, rlocan and Hashes (formerly of Bryant' Minstrel), will also appear in their Champion Doable Aol. at OPEHA-1IOTJBIJ, OIDAY and f Cf SO AY. PeeetjaW an4 r. Door eaaa at T- aoamaoa. al. Admieaina. 3i ad M cents- TiekeU for aale at John balder i-'t,Iioa.llandMKat8Ut.ft dejle-d6t OPERA-HOUSE. - c ;gba'p s r. r CERMAPJ OPERA ! FOB TWO KIGHT8 OHLY. Commancinc Haaday Ewemlar Ofeeiaiber STlla, When the followim faTorita and wa1l;knowa ar-itts, fnrminc a eombioatioa of the ebwf mnieal talent ia the eoontrj. and eomprisioc, amonf othan MM. AMKLIA JACKfOS. 80FHIB UZUlA. J OH ANN PICA5S3AK ME83B3. TBEODORB HABtbMAN. (Tb LraKn Lyrie Tenor in America), FKASZ HlMMKx. WlLUKt'M FORMS. JOS. WKINL1CH Moaical Director C. TAN GHEL. V he haTe reoently eonel adad ia tha Wadinc Opera- Hnaeeeof tbe priooipal eitieiof ID untied mate, eereral lone and brilliant ataaon. will podtirelj appear eaBlr Nlaxht. nB7 DC. ST. U DiaE BLANCHE, ' Tbi Wbiti Ladt. HABELM AN, ia ni rraowaed role of Gaoasi Pi iwm. with the celebrated air. ' Kobin Adair. " WaUMhHDA V. onij aight of Uoanou'a oele- arated 3F- A." TJ s T , OrirtnaTIr Pmdneed In Intrin kr th Company, , MA Kilt tREDERiei in her aricinat and wall railed role of H ARGCERITK. Fall Cborna and Ore belt re. 0. V AS GHEL. Admiwion, with mcrrad aeat. 1; Gallery. Oo; PrinU AeeSia. - . : H Tbeealeof eeat will eommeae on Thanday. 3d I'ecember. at Selteer'l Piano W araroonju. 11 .jad 13 k at dilate atoaetv - , The Piano need oa tbi roeation. hi foni tSoeei-nrat4 aaaaafaotory of Knabe A Co.. Baltimore, kindly farniabed bj their acant, Mr- Joha Seiner. 1 1 aad U 8 late treet. dadl-dtf OPERA-HOUSE, " JOITS ElXSLEB ......1... ....... .JneT. Mr. EUalat beet to annrnnee that ha ha ncf ed tha eaiebratad Colaiaaa Juyeiala Dramatia Trcnpe! (The enlj Dravatie Tronpe of Children in tha United State), ooiuutinf, of AUCK- lewt: f - 's ;i CLARA and . . ETTIE! 'Tti atdert onlr IS and tha yoanceet Tear of aca Tber will be ender the aepepiBUjadeoee en,1 asi-ed by theirperrnts. Mr. and Mr. J. A. COLEMAN. Jheoe . piiehod Li til Cbililren will appear a ' V a IIMMIi X KtJITO. IIJ.ttMBI'.Kri.ltWl forfoar aiaBta, k'aU aartiealar will bepobiitbed in tatara ad t artiaametit ad the bills of the dajk (dcclTl NEW ; ADVERTISEMENTS. f . SI WohiacM SC. Kt T"rti. OLSA WIKTtOWS. ' MAJtBLE. AM1TKS. FOtTSHW 4 tw raja by Gmeaza aad Droait$ , decS'J-idlrr-B TIIEGBEAT H5UDAV COSFECTtCISSa ; ; FOR CHOICE PRESENTS. : The Fineat in tha United States.' Vmt sip la tit ! 3i 4 u hem r.; . . Manufactured only by ' ' BTEPIIfl P, WUlTnA. w ... 7 . . -. At his splendid New Baildinrs. Sowtbwast sornor of Twelfth aad Market streets. PHILADELPHIA, ! 8TEPUE1 r.lVUITJlAX's .f.inQ;3 Confeqtionery, FOR BALE BY SXT Jbllik ROBEBTtV' deeT-dlai , A Depot Drui Ftora. FREBCH, AMEEIUAIt AND ESGLISH EXTRACTS, ' roapssad Toilet Article generally, for sal by ; JOII.1 H. ROBERTS, ' derT-dlm Dapat Drag gtora. FLORAL GUIDE !1sr . i fob isro. ' )!( tl. ta of-Hnw: riRtrr rti'riew oE Tr 1. dred and Twenty Thee and eopie of ViekV lUattrated Cstaiozue of Cteed and floral Guide, it eabltthedwed ready te nd.wtl -Hie eieewnt- Iw wrintedee ana Stated paper, with about SOS ao k.nr ayiDH of Mower and vegetable, aad a neaatifol t oiered Plate eoniutini of seraa ra- e gi.ttea et rmex sramnjvnai uhmji e mum ;n,, , ssoctiiJKT or rULexu. .'.;. ' Tt is ine tbof t teaotlfal. a we a tha most ln-atraetiew FlreJ Goide pabluhed. giving plain aad tAoroogh SireeuoD iur w. CULTURE OF- iLOfflr ASD YEGETA- . tsLLa. 'TkeTVwwIOaMsiewaMitbed fer the Venefit of - TBeettener.te ttw teoj ftwe wttkoot ao WlieaMoo. boe-witl bw forwarded all who apply by. mail fw Tea eeaU. WBlcw u .ww-.it ,0-" Kewnewter. .w lorn. sj 3H3IM 'lwaeA WAy-?" J.. 1'e eU frof. TtawbaJl l.iae-aagraTing iii.f kauu .,aui iU t Ma Ilia tlrrn. Mnr.l . uli.lnm nietBf.. nn.eOAl led ei a peqiuien of peaweatoip. Sod '' to erery family Oal aa the money to buy iL atl.OM eopiet baww bewa sold darin tne lat two yeai. and any ra-rwattt of goat tmrrrwey-. bvter anew a Tasted "Aisoi maka-iair, and tome rer lariS wages, zw Circular of term, addre f.y!lAWMBBl CRITTER. ' ttWanJjaonSu,koomSa,Caieago, 111. J Sfc . 1. ft ss Local No-TTsro. Five mtrrtagw Jleeneed . wars Issued by Judge Pugh yesterdaY. Tbe holidays are I .;" I t ' I 'wiaaaaaw.1 l g " Gakrisoh fc Bbown's String Bind will play at, DcffxV HajTburadav renlpe. December S3d, 1889,' ' ' ' Judob Pugh yesterday appointed Her man Frit a, guardian of Peter F. Frits, child and heir at law of Jacob Frits, late of Columbus, deceased. Bond of $100. Absalom Bobbos- was, yesterday ap pointed by Judge Pueh, administrator ot tbe estate ol Lewis Borror, late of Jackson township, deceased. Bond of $10,000, Pbbsokal Ker. Roh Roy AfcNulty, of Pittsburg, only son of the late Caleb J. IteN Hy. ras la' tha city yesterday. A ' gaoat pleasant time, wag xprUacd ta4n terehansre of seuUmeot .between Mr. Mc-Nuly'nd many IrUnd of bis honored; lather, wbo were encountered Oaring his TisiL MUu iB8TaDATrfTaA foIVowlBff eer- eei tlfi ease efliyer por Btlofi1 ejf as fifed J en terday at the office ot the Secretary of Statet - ; The TJTtlzen'l BaTlri Rod ljoas Assocla tion, located at BaUrla, Clermont county, with a branch at Felicity, and organized tor the purpose of raising funds to be loaned among its members for building homesteads, and (or other purposes. Capital, $200,000, In shares of $200 each . Tbe corporators are S. F. Dowdney. G. W. Gregg, G. W. Htlmlck, K. J. Bancroft, W. H. Pickaihumer, D. A., Corwen, and four others.: - . . ; Transfkrred Yestkbdat. The follow ing transfers of real estate were left at the Recorder's office yesterday : - George W. Bice to jeremiah Ntvinj, lot No. 1 of G. W. Rice's subdivision of loU Nos. 26 and 27, In Lazell's north addition to the city of Columbus, July 29, 1809, $275X0. ' John Vetter and wife to Christian Ktst-ner, the south half ot in lot No. 105, in C F. Jaeger's addition to the city of Columbus, December 18, 1SG9, $1200. 1 Stephen D. Thatcher and wife to Augustus B. Stevenson, lot No. 40 in the addition of H. Crary and others to tbe city of Columbus, December 18, 1SG9, $800. tatx School Matters. From tbe forthcoming report of the State School Commissioner, W. D. Ilenkle, we learn that tho number of separate school districts in the State reaches 473. Number of sub-districts, 10,738. Number of ungraded schools In sub-districts, 10 583; number of graded schools In sub-districts, 155. ; Number of ungraded schools In separate dUtrlct?, 378; number ot graded, schools In same, 140. Number of High-schools In the State, 196.. Number of "German and English'' schools, 65. Number of colored schools, 204. . Making a grand total of 11,711. Watch Presentation. The stone cutters engaged In the erection of Mr. B. E-Smith's new and splendid residence, at the-corner of Fourth and. Broad streets, as sembled yesterday afternoon on the prem ises and greatly astonished their worthy foreman, Mr. Timothy Field, by present ing him a magnificent American hunting case silver watch and heavy silver chain. Tbe presentation speech was made by Mr. A. McBeth, to which Mr. Field responded in a most feeling and appropriate manner A delightfully pleasant banquet at Messrs Llndemasn & Co.'s last evening,- at which song, story, and general good cheer were tbe rules, followed the worthy bestowal of the present to the good-natured foreman. ' Court Mattkrs. Ia Room No 1, before Judge Green, tbe criminal docket was called yesterday. - In the ease of the State vs. William Gu- lick and Eli M. Lisle, an application ot the attorneys for tbe Commissioners was made that the case be laid over, to allow the defendants time to put In pleas to the Indict ments. On their application they will not be arraigned until next Monday. The attorneys for the State will use every exertion to have a bearing at this time. William Carrol,' case was called op. when tbe plaintiff pleaded not guilty. Judge Rankin appears as his counsel, and Genera Gelger, employed by the Direct ors of the Ublo renitentlarr, assists the Prosecuting Attorney in tbe prosecution. John Miller's case was called. He bad pleaded gnilty to grand larceny, and bad written a note to the Court acknowledging, his guilt, and begging a leuient sentence, but he yesterday changed his plea to one of not guilty. Judge Green issued an order to remove Alonzo P. Sharp, now confined In the county iail, on a charge of grand larceny, to the Pest House. Sharp Is suffering with nall-pox, hence the order of removal. In room No. 2, before Mr. H. C. Noble, the case ot Sandy Eaton vs. John Nicholson is now pending. This is an action brought for damage done to plaintifl, by biting his thumb to an assault and battery committed by the defendant some months ago,' The German Ufav Tbe Grand Ger man Opera Company announced to open here on Monday next Is a combination of the chief musical talent of the country. By tbe completeness and efficiency of its appointments it Is enabled to present the great master pieces ot musical composi tion In an unrivaled style ol precision and brilliancy, and thereby . revive a taste for the profound composers whose works have been laid aside through tbe meretricious novelties which of late years have been lorced upon publie attention. None will deny tbe lofty position which Germany and German arUts bays attained through the power of German art. Here art Is never made subservient to meaus and ends bereath I ts true dignity. - ' Great credit it due to Mr Grau and Mr. ElUler, who have shown pluck snd enterprise In bringing so excellent a - troupe here. In this troupe we notice almost the entire mntfeal talent of tbe country, and It Is not only a double but even a treble, eomprlslag at It does four Prima Donnata three Tenors and four Baritones and Bassos, togt tber with two mus cal directors, who prestdsover a large and well-Jrtlled chorus of twenty voices and an or chestra of tbe ablest, musicians in the country, selected la New fork city. . We have not the space at oar command now to dwell more fully on each Individual artist, but we most specially mention that the management has decided upon a very popular scale ot prices, and intends to rely upon tbe liberal patronage of the appreciative public for that support which the talent and strengh ot the compaty demand. Tbe sale of reserved, seats will "commence at Seltzer's music ; store on IfbursUay morning. ? i Holiday Advertising. What our Merchants Sell Who are Sellinrr Goods, 3 ' VHAT THEY HAVE TO SELL. Santa Ciaus Outdone The approaching holidays, with the an nual return to hundreds of . thousands of appropriate gifts from loviog friend,I now Almost upon usand It is time that selec- tlboa sboald be made. - A nttmber ol oar merchants, appreciating the value of tbe Statesman as sn advertising medium, and desiring to let all the people Juow how they are prepared to meet the wants of the holiday season, have Issued a series' of advertisements, tha first installment of which Is given to-day., . The yonng folks and not a few of the older one, are on the qui vive concerning wbst the memorable Santa Claus .'will bring them. The Jolly old distributer of presents has established a number of branch bouses in the city, filled with all manner of elegant goods, and by special Invitation we have been taking strolls through the various departments. We tnk notes as we strolled and now well print 'em for the benefit of all present- receivers in general. First on our list comes the well known drug store of MC88RS. MARPLS A RITSON At no. iuo south uign street, have some thing nice In the way of Toilet Sets, genu ine Tortoise shell and ivory combs, inlaid hair brushes, hand mirrors, puogents, etc, Call and see them. - X. REED, At No. U9 South High street, the oldest dealer In hoop skirts, corsets, etc., has p-ovided an unusually fine assortment ol goods In that line, to which the attention of tbe ladies is called. His stock of zephyrs, worsted, and fancy goods In the line of trimming, is large and well selected. He is also now offering the justly celebrated Alexander Kid Glove, warranted tbe best ever offered In the city. A nice holiday present may be found here. MESSRS, LIXDEMANN CO, Tbe well-known proprietors of what may now be denominated 44 The Storehouse of Santa Claus,"' have their rooms In Am bos' Building so completely stored with attractive things for the children and little folks, that one almost expects old Santa Claus himself to drop down and commence dealing them out. These fine rooms are in their decorations beautiful by daylight, but in the evening, when the gas is lighted, their brilliancy surpasses that which we are accustomed to suppose the wonderful caves of the Forty Genii possessed. On the shelves, the long tables, extending to tbe ceiling, everywhere, we find long lines of bright (eweled toys, beautiful wax dolls, articles of ornamentation, mechanical toys, drums, velocipedes, miniature cannon, and guns, little musical instruments, etc , etc adjlni-tun, Ao active corps of lady attendants are la one of the toy room, and mothers fathers, sisters, brothers, and the rest of mankind, can surely find at this branch of Santa Claus' big house any and everything they want for the little folks during the holidays. In tbe department of tbe Restaurant, fine displays of game are made, and the force ot accomplished assistants are here always ready to set betore the epicure the most tempting dishes of the season. All that the markets afford Is served from this department In faultless style. In cakes of all descriptions for social and wedding parties, Messrs. Llndemann fcCo, are prepared to lurnlsh orders in any amount. Tbe reputation this house en toys for supplying parties with cakes and accompaniments, has been so long established that no recommendations are needed. Oysters-ot tbe genuine "Pearl" brand, large, fine, tat and fresh, are received here daily, and If, alter meeting Gus. Steven son's cheerful countenance behind bis ta bles, the visitor thinks hecannot Hud "holiday goods,' strictly speaking, at this house, be should at once confine himself in a mad-house. JAMES nacghton's ' Magnificent dry goods establishment, in i the lower portion of his' spacious Hall, at the northeast corner of High and Chapel streets, Is rendered more than ever attract Ive by the splendid arrangement of choice goods for tbe holidays. Tbe displays along tbe walls and In the center of bis large and well-lighted rooms Is made with marked taste, and embraces all lines of tbe choicest silks and white goods tor ladies' wear. This fine stock of goods has been selected by experienced gentlemen with a special view to the wants ot this community, and an examination will convince any ot their superior texture and finish. The latest and most approved styles have also beeu care fully studied, and fashionable ladies will find not only the finest goods of home manuiacture, but also endless lots of foreign importation. The stock of this tine house Is not, however, confined to ladles' dress goods. We found great stocks of laces, of wonderful texture, ribbons, scarts. handkerchiefs, gloves, shawls and trim mings innumerable, and besides a large stock of splendid goods lor gentlemen's wear. Alter a look around we came to the conclusion that this house also was a branch of the great warehouse of Santa Claus, duriug the holidays. G, W. MiWiKDBB, Tbe leading Merchant Tailor, and Gentle mens' Furnisher in Central Ohio, has received at his large establishment, No 121 South High street, tbe choicest selec tion of Imported goods, which he is pre' pared to make up in the finest styles. In additioii'to his fine selection of seasonable woolens, be has provided lor their 6tylish make up and reliable manuiacture, by placing at the head of this department Mr. E. L. Ives, of New lork, who cannot be excelled as a fitting cutter. Gentlemen's suits made in this House are guaranteed to be well made, and to fit perfectly. Ia Gentlemen' Furnishing Goods, the stock is the finest ever brought to this city, and are all ot tbe newest styles and of the best qualities, ueutiemen desirous ot making a nice holiday present of beauty and value to a cherished . friend, will certainly find many appropriate articles In this establishment from which to select. J. M. ELLIOTT, The popular photographer in the Johnson bul-ding, not to be behind the demands of trie limes, uaa periecieu arrangements Iqr turning out the very finest pictures In tbe DcT' Hall Thursday evening, Decem-raoge Of art. Probably no more appro- Der 23 at which Matter Eddy Egan will prlate gift can be bestowed than a photo- De present In several of his fancy dances- graphic picture, and certainly no more perfectly finished work can be obtained than that which is tbe rule of proceeding at Elliott' well-known art gallery. The arrangements for light and shade, the su perior quality of chemicals employed, and more than all. the devotion of a thoroughly educated operator to his work, enables Mr. rilinrt Ia mmliiM wma of tha rr fine specimens ot bis art. His "specialties' embrace tbe entire range of his business, and his execution carries its own endorse ment of merit. Go and visit his fine room?, look upon the artistic beauty ot his col lections, and send a holiday photograph of yourself to your friends- . .. JOHN MARZETTI Has perfected arrangements at his well- known house, No. 39 North High street, to make the holiday season one which his many patrons will ever bear in mind. In addition to the fine selection of tropical fruits of every description which are always to be fonnd here, as well as everything rslsed on our own soil. Joba is always In the field with the best oysters that can be procured, fresh from eastern waters. These oysters come to the bouse by express lines, and are hot of that class which, delayed by transportation ia slow freight lines, arrive here stale and insipid., John alM-serves oysters- by the dish or dozen, as patrons may desire,' and always' serves the best. Spencer, McKay ft Co.'s choice Pittsburg ales are also found only at this house. , ' A. C HEADLBY CO. The many friends of this long established dry goods bouse will be gratified to hear that a large stock of new and fashionable goods, in all lines,- have just been received, which are being disposed of at the lowest cash prices. - . Tbe leading attraction at present in the spacious store-room Is the new "Dollar Table." Goods ot excellent description including "fine linen towels, ladles' and gents' under-weary- handkerchiefs, etc.. etc., aie offered In this department at astonishing low figures, and customers are constantly surrounding IL Messrs. Headley & Co. are transacting business of their house on a strictly hon est and straightforward basis, and never represent goods of a second class character to belong to those of a higher rade. It is a pleasure to deal with such a house, and we are glad to say that their trade is increasing largely. BILLY WIATT, With bis usual energy and tact, is in the field with the largest selection of the choicest candies ever seen la this city Billy has made the preperation of fine candies a specialty, and any one who has fortunately tasted their delicious flavor, will see at once the necessity of making the little people glad by going to Billy for thasapply of holiday candies. His choice candies may be found at headquarters No. 130 East Town street, and also at the Boston Candy Store, (a branch of headquarter;) on Town street, just East of High. Don't forget to get holiday candies from Billy. BDWABD BORIGEB, At No. 203 South High street, has a fine display of toys, dolls, and all the other in numerable little things which so delight the children In holiday times. The collection of toys embrace, sugar, wooden. metal, and porcelain, in almost every eon- eeivaole style and sbap, and the eyes of tbe little folks will dsnee when they see them. Mr. Horlger is now paying special attention to the manufacture of candles of all descriptions, which be warrants pure and good. He ia also prepared to furnish wedding and other parties with the choicest plain or ornameuted cakes. His restaurant department Is in lull tide of success, and the attention of the public Is called to it. WILLIAM DICKINSON, ! The great oyner handler, at his long established place of business. No. 54 North High street, has not been idle in the mat ter of making every preparation for the holiday season. New and increased facilities have been adopted for handling oysters which are daily received by the car load, and lively times are the standing orders at the old 54. Id addition to facilities for sup plying the trade, Mr. Dickinson has estab lished a reputation for serving tried oysters, which is not enjoyed by any other caterer in the State. Try tbem these holi day times, and see if they are not excel lent. The "northern Lunatic Atyiam. The fifteenth annual report of the Trust ees ot tbe Northern juinaiio Asylum nas been received by Governor Hayes. We gather tbe following from the report : On November 16, 1868, there were 71 males and 87 female patients In the asy lum. There have been admitted during tbe year 150 male and 133 female patients. Discharged, 66 males and 64 lemales. Under treatment, 221 males and 225 females. Remaining iu the asylum on November 15, 1S69, 155 males and 161 females. Daily average, 293 69-100. Ot those discharged, there were 77 fully recovered in intellect, 13 improved, and 7 unimproved. The deaths amounted to 30. Tbe institution is represented by the Trustees as being crowded to Its utmost capacity, which is 300. They recom mend that the building be completed ac cording to tbe original design, which will increase its capacity to 450. The Trustees express the opinion that the farm connected with the Asylum should - be enlarged. On the 15th of October a new feature was adopted at the institution, embracing a course of lectures to tho patients. Four lectures have already been delivered, with excellent results, and tbe course will be continued through the winter. Of the 119 patients received from the Central Asylum of this city, tbe most of them were chronic cases, from which there were only ten recoveries, making the average number of recoveries much less than it would have been otherwise. Tbe Trustees estimate the general ex penses lor the coming year at to,uw. Salaries, repairs, etc, $18,000. Total, $7oC00. Buck let's Serknaders. This fine company made their first appearance to a large and delighted audience at the Opera-bouse lagt night, and succeeded in establishing themselves as favorites. The programme was faithfully carried out from beginning to end. The melange ot the second part was well given, and in several instances carried the house by storm. In the bur- lesque opera in part third the fine company appeared to very good advantage, and won unmeasured meeds of praise. To-night, their last night, the grand bur lesque of La Somnambula" will be presented, and their patrons may expect the richest treat of tbe season. - - -". THERE will be a ubanb itat.L at Healgnatlwai ! H etr. Dr. Wairaliwll drat Praahyterlaa meeting; at the CMarela. Pursuant to Announcement made more than a week ago in the Statesman, and In no other paper of this city, a meeting of the congregation ot the First Presbyterian Church was held In the audience room of that church on Monday afternoon, Decem ber 20th, to unite with the Pastor, Rev. Dr. Marshall, In asking the Presbytery of Columbus to dissolve the pastoral relation between him and the said conirresratlon. Dr. J. B. Thompson was called to preside and Mr. B. D. Harrison was elected Secretary. ' A letter was read from the pastor, announcing that he had been appointed Fiscal Secretary ot the University at Wooster, and that he Jeslred tbe congregation to unite with him In asking the Presbytery to dissolve the pastoral relation between him and them. - A committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs. Amos Layman, B. D. Harrison and M. M. Green, to prepare appropriate resolutions for the consideration of the meeting.' In a short time, ilr. Layman, from tbe committee, reported the following pream ble and resolutions, which were unani mously adopted : Whereas, Our beloved pastor, Rev. W. B. Marshall, D.V., has written a letter to this congregation, asking them to unite with him in a request to the Presbytery, which will meet iu this church to-morrow, to dissolve his pastoral relation with tbi people, owing to the fact that he has recently been chosen Fiscal Secretary of the University at Wooster; and . Whereas, There seems to be no alternative but to comply with his request; therefore, . . . BaolvtcU That we regretfully unite with Kev. Dr. Marshall in asking the Presbytery to dissolve tbe pistoral rela tlon between him and this congregation. Jiaolved, That Rev. Dr. Marshall be requested to serve the congregation until tbe end ot this year, if the circumstances ol his family will admit ot it. Mr. Thomas was appointed to attend the meeting of Presbytery, and present the foregoing preamble and resolution of request to that body. The meeting then adjourned. mianat tJalvwr.Hr. The Trustees ot tbe Miami University, at Oxford, have forwarded their annual Report to Governor Hayes. We copy the following matters from the Report: During the year ending June 24, 1869, the number of students in attendance was 157, divided as follows Seniors, 29; Juniors, 24; Sophomores, 29; Freshmen, 21; Preparatory Department, 26; Scientific Department, 21; Optional Coarse, 7. The receipts of the University from all sources during the year, were $12,010.79; expenses, $12,262.40. Since the close of the last school yean the Board of Trustees has added to the corps of Protessors, Colonel C. H. Carlton, of the United States Army, as Professor of Military Service and Tactics. During the past year an addition to the main building has been completed at a cost of about $20,000, which sum has been raised entirely by subscription from the Trustees, Alumni, and other friends ot tbe Univer sity. Another addition, similar to that al ready built, is still needed to complete the msin building, but tbe Beard has not the fuuds at command to prosecute the im provement. The commUteo of the Board of Trustees who made the Report, is composed of the following gentlemen : Fergus Anderson, John W. Herrou, William Beckett, W. S. G roes beck, Thomas Moore, and A. B. Youug. LOCAL NOTICES. Specie lor change at Allen & Awl's. , dec21d5c Go to W. G. Duoit fc Co.'s, where you can buy two dollars worth of goods for one dollar from their " Dollar Table." Thousands have tested the merits of the German Cathartic Lozenges, and in every Instance the verdict Is the same they are the most pleasant medicine in the world, and the only positive and reliable cure for habitual Constipation. All druggists have them. dec21-dtwlw Or.tera, Fish, Cant. nl Poultry far ins Hsiuayt, I am now receiving those tine Saddle Rock Oysters in the Shell, Baltimore Extra Select Oysters ia Cans, put up expressly for the Holidays also. Wild Turkeys, Prairie Chickens, Pheasants Q'iall, Rabbits, etc., etc. All kinds of Poulthy, Celery, etc. Fire Crackers, Torpedoes, Flags, and all kinds of Fire-works, wholesale and retail. at Wagnbk's Game and Oyster Depot. Notice to Holler Owner. We have the "Reliance" Lock-up Safety Valve, and Smith & Allen's Low Water Indicator. We challenge comparison. Bidgway, Moors & Co., j decl7-dtf No. 3 P. O. Arcade. Among tub Indians. Lieutenant Hern don tells us that no tribes of aboriglnees are found in the deepest forests of South America, Irom the Andes to the Atlantic coast, that do not have and usd Doctor Ayer's medicines and Lowell cottons, Tremont," "Suffolk," "Boott," are seen stamped in large red and blue letters, upon their garments, while Ayer's Pills and Cherry Pectoral are among the treasures of their habitations. Their native soil fur Dishes them all their food and most ot their remedies, but they suffer from some alllic tions which must have tiie interposition of higher skill. SeiUuiel, Liberty, Va. d&wtojanyo-jw For a handsome Christmas present, go to J. B. Stone's and get a pair of Couroisier'i Kid Gloves, the best goods Imported. decl5-eod7t Before buying your toys for the hoi!, days, call at Lindemaun & Co.'s, and exam tbeir nice stock. Arrest that terrible Catarrh, and thus avoid a consumptive grove, by using Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It's not warranted to cure Consumption when the lungs are half consumed, nor to make men live for ever, nor to make this earth a blissful Par adise, to which heaven shall be but a side show, hnt th nronrietor will pay $o00 re ward lor a case ot Catarrh wnicn ne can not cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to Dr. B. V. Pierce, Buffalo, New York, and receive it by mail. my-27-dAwlyr-cw Plant Pudding. I am now having made by a well-known English lady of this city, the Celebrated English Plum Pudding, which will be served up at my Dining Hall during tbe Holidays. Families can be supplied by giving timely notice. C. A. Wagner, dec20dtf Wagner's Dining Hall. The Holidays at Randall, Aston & Co.'s. Below we enumerate a few of the many articles suitable for presents for Christmas : 500 framed Chromo and Oil Paintings. Elegantly bound books Very cheap. Standard Poems in fine bindings. 8plendidly bound Bibles, Prayers and Hymns. Wallets, Purses, Cabas, Portmonales. Gents' and Ladies' Dressing Cases. Portfolios all styles plain and fitted. Desks from $1 50 to $25 00, all styles. Work-boxe, many stylet, cheaper than eYer. - Many styles Psper Weights. Endless variety of Scotch Wood articles. Vienna gold-mounted articles. Splendid Vases in gold, carved wood, etc Opera-glasses, Microscopes and Cutlery. Glove, Puff and Handkerchief boxe (new). " ' - - Fancy boxes ia nests, beautiful and cheap. : '- Pearl, Ivory, Scotch and Carved Folders. Gold Pens, Pencils and Pea-wipers. ' Card, Oder, Jewel aad Cigar Cases.-' : - Chea., Bacrk gam moa a nd Cbec ker-boards. "- Games, Puzzles and Dissected Maps. -ABC and Crandall's Building Blocks and Money Boxes. Transparent drawing Slates and Books. Diaries for 1870, Pocket Tablets. . . i. Fancy Inkstands and bronze articles. Parian and Rogers Statuary. :ui; Smoking Stands, Ash Pans (cheip), -'-Ladies' Reticules and Chain Purses. ' " Book-racks, Shelves and Brackets. ' Letter and Paper-pockets (elegant gOOds). ! . f i.; I - . -V Puff Boxes, Mirrors and Carved Frsmes. 8000 volumes Juvenile and Toy Books. Children' Libraries, Card Pictures. Movable Comic Figures (all nations). 3000 Stereoscopic Views (in all land-). Set of Pictures and Instrument at $3 50 to $25 00. - We give our customers the advantage of the reduced prices ot gold, which will average 25 per cent. Check the articles you want, and ask for them at Band all, Aston & Co.'s. decl6-d5t :eod Something New. We will pay Specie instead of fractional currency in making chakob, to purchasers ot Boots and Suoef, In any amount over 50 cents. . dec21d5t Allen & Awl. . The only place In the city you can get Maltby's Pearl Oysters Is at L. Llndemann & Co.'s dining hall. Bwller Owaera Would consult their interest by examin ing the Lock-up Safety Valve and Low Water Detectors. Manufactured and sold by Geo, Potts & Son, Brass and Pipe Works, corner Spring and Water streets, Columbus, O. nov27-dU SELLS & M'COMli, ' General Insurance and - Beat Estate Agents, Office, second floor Buckeye Block, corner High and Broad streets. : ' dee2-dly W. G. Dunn & Co. are making a specialty of the Dollar Table." :.. t . ; McAdow's stock of music and musical instruments is larger and 'more complete than that of all the other houses tn the city combined. The best low-priced Piano in the market; also, Stein way & Son's world- celebrated Grand and Square Pianos, which every one knows to be the best. Pianos sold on time. Genuine Italian Violin Strings. No. 21 South High street. Vkkiion. ouail. bear meat and all kinds ot game received daily at Llndemann fc Co.'s dining hall. Important medical Natica. DR. JAMIESON, Boom 1, National Hotel, opposite tbe depot, cures diseases of the HEART, LUNGS, LIVES, KID NEYS and THBOAT; and STONE and GRAVEL are made to pass off without surgical operation. The new treatment is painless, inexpensive and invariably suc cessful. Ladies, married or single, may consult tbe Doctor on all delicate derange. ments, with tbe assurance of relief, without pain or exposure. dec21-dot Christmas Attraction. Ladies' Dress Trimmings greatly reduced in price at No. 210 corner of High and Rich streets. dec!3-dlw Mis3 Z. Frazey. Beautiful Hair fox the Holidays, Get a bottle of Chevalier's Life for the Hair to-day. Use it at once. See how rapidly and pleasantly it will do its work. It is a rich, healthy, creamy, delightful hair dressing : imparting new lite and strength to the weakest hair; restores gray hair to its original color, and arrests its falling out ai once. Sold everywhere. Sarah A. Chevalier, M. D 104 East 25th street, New fork. dec4-eod4w-j ; Monitor Coal Cooker. Messrs. E. B. Armstrong & Co, at No. 17 East Town street, call special attention to tbe justly celebrated "Monitor" Coal Cook Stoves, which are in universal demand iu all direc tions. Every appliance looking to tbe economical use of coal, the adaptation of the oven walls to tbe proper cooking of lood. and the convenient manner in which a first-class coal cooker is constructed, has been adopted in tho casting ot the "Moni tor," and it is perfect. The Anti Dusr parlor and cllije coal burner, is a marvel of nea'.ness, an orna ment to the room iu which it is placed, and an established tuel-saver. Its arrangement for radiating heat is complete, and the en tire stove is perfect. The Magic Furnace posesses every qualification ot desirability. It is a furnace ot great surface, plainly put together, is a gas consumer, and is so arranged that the fire does not reach the heating surface at all. The hot air from the fu rnace is con sequently not scorched, but comes from it pure and healthful. It is fast coming into favor everywhere. Call In and see the fine display of stoves, grates, mantels, and gen eral house-furnishing goods at this estab lishment. dec20-d2t To Whom it may Concern. Have you ever befouled your grey bair with the viscid dyes or worse preparations offered as substitute? If so, they distrust you, of I course, but let not that prevent you Irom using PHALON'S VITAL1A OR SAL VATION FOR THE HAIR, which is r-learand harmless as water, In all respecU agreeable, and effects the desired obect thoroughly and satisfactorily.-octll-eodly-cw-v Toys Musical. In selecting yourgitts for the holidaye.call and look at the splen did and curious assortment at Harris' music store, 36 North High street. k dec20:d2s The finest and largest assortment ot toys ever brought to this market has just been received at Llndemann & Co.'s, Am bos building. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attachment Notice. JOHK COULTER. PLAINTIFF. VS. BESJA-min Moanoe. defendant. Before W. Basbaw, Mayor of the incorporated Tillage of HarrMOnrcn. Pleasant township. Franklin eoanty. Ohio. On tbe Tlh day of December. A. D. 18ti said Mayor issued an order of attachment in the above notion for tha torn of ($27 SD Twentr-ssren Eiahty-foar eenta. Dated thil tha day of December. 189. . deel-wSw Jna uuune,a. f Benjamin Stetlers Estate -Notice ot insolvency. ON THE Mra DAY OF DECEMBER, A. If. 18SS, the Probate Court of Franklin county, Ohio, declared the esttteof Benjamin 8tetler.de ceased, to be probably insolvent. Creditor ar. therefore required to present tbeir claim aaatnst the estate to tbe nnderaigned for allowance, within six month from th. time above mentioned, or the will net be entitled to oayment Adminittrator of Benjamin Sutler, deo'd December so, lee. dec I -worn - Attachment! Notice. ; . LEYI LOOKER, FLAINTIFF, YS. BEIfJA-min Monnew, defesKlaot. ' Before W. Bashaw. Mayoref the incorporated village of Harrisbarih, Pleexant townshio. Franklin eonntv. Ohio. Oa the 7th day of December. A- D. 1808, said Mayor is.aed I aa order of attachment in the above action for tha nmef irty-one dollar ana xanrtyoanu isuw. Dated this the day ot i.cio oer. . deotl-waw LEVI LOOK.Eg.3 Attachment Notice. ri t. curry; PLAINTIFF.1 VS: BEIfJA- Va mm min Monnfte- Defendant. Meiore W. Bashaw. Mayorof the iacorpjrated village wf Bacrisbargh. Pleasant township. Franklin county, Ohio. On th. 1 7th diroi Dec era oer, A. D. 1SS0. said Maier tsswed an order of attachment in toe aoove action lor to. I suta-of Ten dollars and Nineteen cats. ' Dated this tha day of December, if9. , dec2l-w3 O. T. CIJKKY. Attachment Notice. , JOSEPH CHAFFIN, PLAINtIFF.V3. BEf-jamin Monaco, defendant. ' Befom fT.-'Ba sua. Mayor of the incorporated villa;, of Har-ritburgh. Pleasant township. Franklin county, Uhi. On tha Sta 'day of Deoember. A. D. t8S. said Mayor issued an order of ettaihmer.t in tbe above action tor the sum of Seventeen dollar ana lifty-threeeentfc . Dated this tne day of ueoemDor. ion. deo-l-3- JOSEPH OHAFFIS. Ad'-oinistrator's Notice. Notice i hehghk Given thit the nndersicned has this dav been duly aad I legally appointed and qualified as administrator of I tne estate Ol ljewis oorrur, auuunni, " K ou"-indebted to the estate are hereby notified tecum, forward and make payment, and all persons hav ing claim against th. asm. are notined to present I them. AliriALO.H BOKltOh Administrator ot Lewis rjorror,a- a. December VK 186a. , deoJl dUA3w MISCELLANEOUS. An Ordinance . To assess a special tax upon the real estate, bound ing High street irom rerry street to in. corporation line. - ' Kar-errivl. Re It ordained hr th. City Council of the city of Columbus. That the sum of Fity- six cents. Three and two-tenth mills, be and th. same is hereby levied and assessed) a dob cash foot front of tbe several lots ot land oouDdins or aout-ting npoa High street, from Perry itreet seath to the oornor-tion line, excepting lots NvA. L 1. 3 of I J. F. Hartlitt's addition, a d lots Not. 10, II, 13 and 13 of Deshlcr and Tourman addition, aa tna tn a ... diuiffn.Led hd;b the olat of the Civil En gineer, on file in tbe office of the City Clerk, forth coft and expense of cradiz.g and graveling the roadway rlong the same, according to the eitimat. of the City Civil Engineer. ' Sko.S. That the owners of the several lots of land upon which the foregoing asssssment is made. shall pay tne amounts ot money ay a.ui severally due in tna behalf to Peter (Schwartz, witlin twenty days from the date of this ordinance, or be (abject to th interest sad penalty allowed npoa the sa.BA.by law. . . PrMiilentof the CiLs Conneil. Passed December 13. A. D. lass. Attest! L. ai. W IXSOM, City UerK. deel5-d8t An Ordinance To asses a special tax upon the real .state bonnd- iug Urosd street irom n.ast mono lane to tna corporation line. . 'j . - . Section 1. Be it ordained by th. City Council of tbe city if Dolumbua, That the sum of Two dollars, Sixty-three eeat. Six mills, be and th. tame is hereby levied and assessed npon each foot front of the sever! lots of lan i branding or abut-ting upon Broad street, from East Public lane east to the corporation line, excepting mat part owned by the beirsof J. Willis, deoeasod, as the same are designated upoa the plat of the Civil Eagineer. on file in the office of tbe City Clerk, for the cost and ainensa of eradins and paving tbe gutters and I crossings, and grading and graveling the sidewalk and rosu-ay aiong is, same, aocurum w utv estimate of the City Civil Engicr. s,r. 9. That the owners of the several Iota of land apon which the ioiegoing asssssment is made. shall pay the amounts ot money Dy laem severally due in that behalf to Richard Davis and Charles Minnard, within twent, days from th. date of this ordinance, or be subject to tbe interest and penalty allowed npon tne same by law. SEC. 3. a n ordinance neretororo passed assessinc . sDecial tax of one dollar per foot front on tna aforesaid rail estate, for tbe purpose aforesaid, be and the same i hereby topeaied. President of the City Council. Passed December 13. 186. Attest: L. J. Wiiaoh, City Clerk dec 15 oSt Resolution to Contract. Bitolved. That the City Civil Engineer be and he is hereby authorized anc directed to contract in the name of the city of Columbus, with Peter lael, tor grading and graveling tne roadway on Irnnkfort Btreet. Irom Third street to ronrth street, npon the following terms, to-wit: For excavating or grading. Thirty-five cent per cubic yard. - For graveling roadway. Seventy cents per cubic yard. Adopted iecemoer i. ioto. ,... Attest t L. E. WILSOIf. d cl5-dt City Clerk. Resolution to Contract. Beolved. That the Citv Civil Engineer b. I and bo is hereby authorised and directed to contract, in tbe name of the oity of Columrns, with K, D KiuEsley and A. bells, tor grading and trav eling the roadway on iSouth street irom bixth street to seventh street, upon the following terms, to-wit: , For excavating or grading, i niny cents per u- bio yard. . . . For graveling roadway, Sixty-four cants per en-bio yard. , ' Adopted uecemDcr . i. r , Attests jj. x.. niucvL.. declS-dSt City Clerk. r Paving Notice. 7 a CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. I Com h bub. O., December 6, 1889.' To aU whom It may Concern: ! i TYntiAA ia hereby e-iven that Proceed in at bav. been instituted in the City Council of Columbus for making the following improvement, to-wit : For grading on Diokinson alley, from Mohawk street, eastward. . , , . A so, tor graveling r riena street, irom ziiga suees west to the canal bridge. ... The same to be done in a-eordance with plats and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Lagi- I neer. and hied in trie o nice ot tne uiiy oiers. All persons cli mi og aainasea on eoeouuvut m proposed improvements, are required to file tbeir cWiins in the office of tho Clem, in writing, on or before the Twenty-eighth day of January. A. D. 13b9. nr., c.u . i . , n . lim A. vt ixiovrii , vity viera. decl3-dltaww Educational.- CO 1,17 TIB US AOaSKSIV FOB. BOTI and Young Men, 173 Town street. Pupils re ceived al any time. Tne bratehet taught embrace I the common cng.isn studies, siatneuaatic and Languaie8. For circularscontaining full particulars, terms, etc., address, ttiv. V. sicca S1UK, nrv4-w4t-r Principal HOW" MAKE -TrARMPAT Eneliah and German. Evcvr Farmer Htoelc Kaiser. Gardener and Fruit Cultarist mar doable all their profit, sales immense. Agents wasted. send tor Circular, a money-matting business. Address, KK1UL.KK, MCCCKUYA CD.. ocU w3m-BF . , 13 Rao. L. Cincinnati, Ohio. Wt T F. Is BEKSWAA, OUIgKNO ,1 H 1 El U, driku FttUITo. WOOL and GENEKAL PRODUCE. ' n , . Our rtaathera and western inena can ootan the hie-i i market rate.', and get prompt returns by eoinsinar" "GRIFFITH. Uenerai itmiuir9iu mercuam, Ho'SS N. It ront street. Hhiiadelphia.Pa. Iseol8-ww-Brt Tarn pike Notice. ... There will, de a iheitiho of th. stockholders of the Columbus A HCrris-barg Ternpik road, at the office of J. C. Groom, in the cit of Col umbos, Ohio, on MONDAY, th. ltith day of JAMJ AbM . WTO. at 10 e'olook a.aia, for the purpose of electing five Directors to serve for the ensuing year. WH. C. BRIO. JanaA.,11166.- easnxyr. ,.' i. .ilf. i'.'t .-i