Daily Ohio statesman (Columbus, Ohio : 1855), 1870-03-09

              I ! ! 1 i t i r x i i -.. f : I I li i . ? 1 J. ajtri I: s VOL. XXXVIII. I; ., , T (JOLUMBUSiOIIIO, WKIXNKSDAY MORNING, MARCH O. I8-O." " ' ' IBKRIiVi ' HTITfn WAIWAN I : Si3.- ' V nofi:XCiSi: SPreme Gour. of Ohio.; . ir MiSGEIJJU?EaUS.j "117 v n-rixavj I I Democrat!, Attention t aiin advance) ATLT si ..v.. ...- ..... 50 1 5 Delivered by Carrier per month... - six monthi. ...... KEJCfcTT SIATESMA!. - J. -jt . u .1 One copy noli tin " on year ft 00 ... a W ... 1 ... 30 00 Five copies one year Ten copies one year twenty eopiee on year. ' dail. One eqnaro, each ircsertioa r Local onew.erl inc. fiwt insect.. Laca additional inToa " , WfrL'KLlf. . . u; SI 00 Mete Ken I , ( ach aidiiotial inwtip-.,.. ItT P i- a .1 l,,Msa Tn- line, each insertion....... " cu AdTertuemanie- tecw tie ineerbed t 0T prgalar eard rate wkCTi nilLiU faaauW - plication. . , Alt transient adrertisemenU molt Ve paid for at tbeumaUieT are ordered i i- f OK SALE. I isi-E-Wieis. FAFEBii; at thie J y office. fel-dtf fOrt S A A LED UAT. Corner of Xinn Ml and Fair aUeyj.iiO oj ' ; "' fe!115t-eod - LARGE IF. hieoWMlILiE. Corner ofJ Town and Froat mrT-dSw . nOB fciw--THIi" KK8ItESCB OF MR. r RICHARU NKV1XS, oi Brtiway.: Will be told low end on easy term. Foseeisioa (irea April 1st. Apply to --mcttf-dtr r - WALTER HORKIS05. T7H1KS4I.K THE STOCK. FIXTURE li J? lease. ce.;of tne Confeotiinerr Store, east aide" of High street, fecond door from the eorner of Spring, i'ot terms, etc.. apply at the gtore. HebiSl LIVfcKY STABLE KNOWN. AS THK -Gaiety." rear of eil Hoose. April I One of the inest locations aca oeei staoire m in.cin.j All ennreaienees for t,iTeryna oaie cwo e iv. ' 11ALN, corner Higa and Broad street. Columbus. Imcha dtf i ok mix r. FUK KK.1t; TflKi SfcXOK! fLOOR OF " Hol ding H. 7 Aorth H gh fUeet Apply attistflice. . mchl-dtt -lBKtr-T(l Of MY FLXK RKSI- A1, dences, eaeh w ith Thirteen rooms. Fie halls and'eeuar. bard and soft water conTeeient. with nice frSnt and back jards. all in eoirplete order, on Weaatiay stieei. -tnqoire at rp. nr feble-dtf T. LOUGH. WAKISD. rAWTICiy-AN KNEKHCTIU AND EX-' .nerieceed nil as Genera) A Kent of a first c'sp id-torn Life iBSranc Com piny. Address . V. ttD D30N. in care of Neil Homo. ..- v -t v ' inobS-dat'l " TT7NTEII-i GO0O, KT00T WOMAN. TO i V take obarce of the hath-room at the f nreical Institute, at Indianapolis. Indiana. .A Gorman Woman preferred, an 4 would also prefer one who has had expesienee in f iTinc hatha. -Good wanes and a permanent situation to one who will euit. Address Box. 1, Cblambns F: O.. statin where parties can be found. . i meh7-dst . AMUSEMENTS. OPEKA-IIOUSE. JOHS ELLSLER.. .... liANASIR Third nhtcf tie yjnn Hurlesque Conedionae. 3VT1 as E l'i B o E o X , And the popular Comedia". .. RIH.. ' HAH H V WALL. THIS (Wednesday) ITESUiG, March 0th.lS70, will be presented the popular Burlec que, IVANHOE! ,,., Or Wamba, tbe Jester. Wsmbs. the Jeeter. with SoogM jj. mi Q , Dances, etc I Rabecai.... Mr. Barry Wall. . ,-.4 ts., etc., etc. The performance will commence with the laugh- be Farce, entitled. SARAH'S XOVKO MAR. SamSioelesp ..Mr- J. Edwin Irring. . barah...t... .Tv'S.w-.r Mis I Ad el a Palmer r - ' ; 4 luicbSl - - . :. ;sicATirjcoc i H Pi SUPERB ICE! 2 LAST GRAND MAPQUEHADE . OF THK ir;-7 .. SEAS ON. . -7 TO-JIORROW. jriGiix: - v . lmch-dlt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MORTWBUSS; & CD., 80 EJroad Street Hew Torsi. -"5 Isstrn eiitrrLAU rotes asd let. ters of Credit for TraTolers; also. Commercial Credits arai able in all puts of the World. Te.egrapMo i rasters of money made oa all parts of fcorope. Tho accounts of Banks. Banksr and Merchants reotived ; Interest allowed on Deposits: Adranees male on Cotton, Sterling, and Domestic txebange and approved Securities- Dratu for 1 and upwards on the Bank of Scotland, aid Provincial bank of It eland and Branches BDRTON, ROSE L CO., BAHTHOi.oini.vr none, . Lnion. . oKih dlnil - Notice of Txtendmg Corporate Jjimito. 1-wJE COIIW7IL AND ririEEKS Or . . 'thoiasorperated Tillage of Groreport. jo the eBiit-t -i-Vankl-n. State or Ohio, after the legal passage of an ordinance by a Tote of four-fit tbs of tbe members of the Council of said Tillage, duly elected-an 1 qualined. fcelierinir it to be greatly to the adTnte of aid -rillxre and to the citizens living on tbe territory art joining said Tillage, to be aunexta to the rarwotatton, have a ad did piss an ordinaac aouoiin the annexation of tho following territory described in said petition, a map of wbieb tnr be aeen byosJliag at the Aa-ditor's ilBce in said Franklin county. Ohio Said application wijl bejieard bf tbo Commie airmen m theT lsih day. of May, loto, at theAn-d.tor-s om.,i. fitEl"-pETER8,C irh-ww 1 " , Agent lor the Viliaae. ' " NOTICE, To aU mhom i$ imri eoficcn ; Notice U Tiereljy given that proceedings, have been oamxeoeed. aad an ordinance is new pending before tfia C'itv'Council of Columbo. Ohio, fur creating tbe Eleventh w'ard of the eitv of Colum-bug.Obie.. The beondary pf said Eleventh Ward is to be as fallows, fo-wit: Bounded on the west by the center line of Third street from South Pub-lie lane to thesuuth eorpraUoa line thanooaleag tidariftlatrfiatipn linet the ett corporatioa line; Ttieleet gk-agaid, wast iorpjraiioa liue to fcudift Public lane; tbenoc aiong tbe center line of said fout Publii Jaawta Third street, tbe place pf begianio: CtfmW.-wrca 8, rSTdi' me!iS'd3w . - . - Citr Clerk. Eesblation to Contracts Ettolttd. That the City Civil Engineer bo and he is hereby authorises) gatt recto to contract, in the name of (he city ot Uolumbas. with John G. Bickel, lor constructing doable row flag crossing aoroe rtchreiner alley, at the north side cf AioBd street, opin the following ter Jif, to-wit: For excavating or grading. Forty east pereabio va.r(i. ... For boulder revlng, Fcrly-three cents per aqoare Tjfov flaggin;' fonrtoeB lochei wide. Forty-five eanur nev iinesi rnv. . t. r. It' WIl.Qnv nobfl-Jn City Clerk. , . , Ubmocratic CorjKTT 2 ' Ckhtral Committ BOOH8. L f CoiXMBCS, O... Much 9, 1870. ) ( TlieVe will be a meetiosr ct the Democratic CUy and TowuBbip Committee at the Democratic County Central Committee Room?, at Thurraan. Hall, on batorday eveninr. March 12. 1S70. at IK o'clotk. A fall attendance of the Committee s re gpectlully requested. , ... . - I. S, BE-rr, Chairman. The City Council meeu to-night. t Court Stfljourned in room Xo. 2 yester day until April 13ih. 1 ; , . . , JsAXSFKBiof real estate-were left at the County Recorder's office yesterday amciHitlnr to 416,975. Don't forget the grand ball of the C6- lamuus Jdnconerobor to-morrow evenlnp, at Wagner's Hall. i i piKAi. papers oTnatarallzitlon .were issued yesterday by Judge Fugh to John Rowland, a native of Wales. Thk pavements and street crossings wr tri w ie'ariul ctnditk)a l-lul and mud" yesterday. 1 - ' Some of the features of yesterday's ex periences were the slipping and falling ol about a dozen imootbly shod horses on the High street Xicolson. Ths necessary papers were filed yester day at the office ot the Secretary of State, annexing territory to the corporate limits of the village of Alliance, Stark county, io. Henry Ridenrock was yesterday re- apyointed by Governor Hayes-a Notary Public for . Franklin county, to serve fjr three years from the 8.U day of Marcb, 1S70. Joseph U. Dwtek, United States Su pervisor or Internal .Revenue lor me Northern District of Ohio, has called a meeting of all the Internal Revenue offi cer, at Mansfleld, to-day. The object Is to secure uniformity of opinion and action. A coNvaxrroN of all the German Sing ing Societies in the United States, Is to be held in Cincinnati in June, commencing on Wednesday, tbe 15th, and continuing five days. A temporary building is to be erected, at the cost of $13,000, for tho ap proaching festival ' -'-Ik quest of Lunacy. Ctlvia Spangler, a resident ot Pleasant township, was yesterday examined by physicians and pronounced insane. He is about thirty-lour years ot age and has been insane Tor about one year. The cause of his disease is unknown. Judge Pugb ordered that he be removed to tbe Lone-view Insane Asylum Assignment cf Footed Cases. It was ordered yesterday i i room No. 2, Court of Commc b Pleas that tbe footed cases be assigned as follows: April 13th- 602, 553, 702,833, 849, 1117 2720, 2867. ' " April 14ih-027,1852, 1S5C, 2233, 2505. ' April 15th-19GS, 2025, 2118, 2130, 2302' 2469, 2470, 2545, 2774. 2S50, 2S64, 293 C, 215G' Gas Light and Coee Company. There was filed yesterday at the office cf the Secretary of State, tbe certificate of Incorporation of the Bellaire Gas Light and Coke Company, located at Bellaire City .Belmont county, and organized for the purpose of supplying gas tor lighting the streets and public and private buildings of Ballalre. Capital $30,000, In shares of C50 each. The corporators are A. V. Anderson, . G, Morgan, G. W. Hoge, W. W. Jenkins and H. E. Waddell. -Uaioii Ti mpebakck Festivai The committees rppointcd to solicit materia' aid in the several districts met last evening, at Town Street Methodist Church-Their reports were highly encouraging and of the most gratifying character. They will hold another meeting, with other', this afternoon, at 5 o'clock p. m., at A. A. Stewart's room, No. 23S South High street, to complete their arranzements for Thursday and Friday evening's entertainments. We shall endeavor to give their arrangements in lull to-morrow. Razino . the Condemned School-house. The work of tearing down the State street school-house, condemned some day ago as an unsafe building.Is progressing under tbe direction of ilr. Doremu?, rapidly. Tbe roo! baa been almost entirely removed, and so soon as the floors are taken up the process of leveling tbe walls will receive attention. " It is designed to fill the walls . by digging trench at their base, thus weakening them to an extent that the application cf a few large blocks and tackles will suffice when they are tightened, to bring the entire structure down in a mas?. This will probably be accom plished the last of the present week. Matters at the Deaf and Dcmb Asylum. It Is proposed by Superintendent Fay to give monthly exhibitions of the course of Instruction and tbe actual results attained, selecting from the school tor this purpose some two or three classes upon each occasion. The first exercises ot this kind was held Wednesday evening, Marcb 23, and occupied a little over two hour. The classes brought forward were the 10th, Mr. Atwood, tbe 5th, Mr. Kinney, and the High Clas, Mr. Fly. A similar exercise will be presented tbe first Wed nesday of every month, the next coming on April Glh. The place la the Chapel, offering as it docs abundant accommodations for the school and the public, who are cordially invited. Thb County Commissioners. The Board met yesterday. Present, Messrs Gulick, Lisle and Renick. The Viewers and surveyors report on the alteration of the road petitioned for by Berry Sella anal others, was taken up and read the second time The following bills were presented and. allowed H K Tulle, gravel for road, S4 45; John Miller, tit Oaio Statesman, $4; C T Mann, fr defending crimiugl., f 150. The following named gentlemen were appointed Viewers on the road petitioned for ky William W William.': A D Rudgers, James Brigg, and U Woo J row, and Joslah Kiunear, Surveyor, to meet March 2lsr.. . ........ Tbe following namea gentlemen were appointed viewers on the road petitioned for by 11 Chrytler: J Garrett, G Ingham and C W Hees, and Josiah Kinnear, Surveyor, to meet March 30:h. Tbe following named gentlemen were appointed as viewers on the road petl- rlnnsvl fur br S 1'aulus: J F.arhait. OS I Ionia, and l' t L Smith, and Josiab Kln- 1 near. Surveyor, to meet April 5th. The Magnitude , .... - Intcrcsilag Statistics. What -will Ice Cost? 4 Notwithstanding the fc.-that we have experienced a mrid Winter, and mat. to very considerable extent fire?, furs and pVerceati have proved; superfluous in this particular locality, the knowing ones in certain departments of business have neither (ailed to remember that a hotsum- mer is coining, nor that the colder regions tJ the Noruh furnished ample supplies of ice for use-during the approaching turn' mer. These knowing ones consist jef the regular dealers in ice which Is supplied to arniies, occupants of pfHcei and - business bouse; tothe manufacturers of beet-, ales and other fermented liquor; 'to ' hotel keeper; proprietors of 'restaurants, and others. - -- ' " The headj ftbe principal establish ments above referred to, became anxious In reference to their supply of ice for tbe coming sea?op, .and determined but a few dava a iro to fill their . receptacles from the great Lake crop of the northern portion of the State.' This seemed at first sight. to be attended with such Increased rates of ex pense In storing tbe ice vaults that careful estimate was made cf probable results. Business enterprise, however, advanced strong arguments, and the determination to obtain a supply at any cost, was the result." ' , the breweks ! Of our ctty led the van in tbe matter of a start in the Lake ice trade, and we found yesterday, the fjllowing report of their doings : ) Messrs. Born, Ho ter, Schlee, Henkle, Moerch and Stoker, separate business organizations, received by tbe way of the Smdusky, Mansfield and Newark,, and Central Ohio Railroads, one hundred and thirty car loads. the regular sealers Received the following: Messrs. Jaeger & Martin, forty-eight car loads; B. E. Allen, nineteen car loads. PROPRIETORS OF RE8TAUKANT3 Received the following: Messrs. L. Lindemann & Co., Ambos building, fjnr car loads. C A. Wagner, East State street, six car loads. miscellaneous. The Idiotic Asylum received seven car loads, and Mr. Peter Ambos received one car load. ' Tbe total number of loads arriving in this city so far, by the above route, reaches two hundred and fifteen cars. In addition to this, sixty-fonr car loads bave passed through this city by the same route, des tined for Cincinnati dealers and brewers ARRIVALS BY ANOTHER LINE, From Sandusky to Urbana, and from that point to this city per Columbus, Chicago & Indianapolis Riilroad, are as follows: Messrs. Jaeger & Martin, sixty-two car loads. B. E. Allen, fourteen car loads. L Llodemaun & Co., one car load. The total number of loads arriving in this city so far by the last named route, reaches seventy-seven. The, total number arriving by both rontes, destined for home consumption, reaches two hundred and ninety-two cars. THE COST Of this big supply ts hot tbe least inter esting feature ol our little report. Each car carries ten tons of ice, which gives us a supply of twenty-nine hundred and twenty ions. It is estimated by careful dealers In ice here that the average cost o1 each car load of ice, from the time it is bought . at Sandusky, shipped here by rail, hauled to tue jce-housea and stowed down for summer use, i3 145 per car. Two hundred and ninety car loads will then loot up to the nice little sum ot $13,140. In addition to this large supply of nearly three thousand tons from the Lake, we bave all of twelve other Ice houses in tbe city which have been filled by ice made on our own waters here. It was found impossible to gain any reliable ir formation concerning the amount stored in these smaller houses. And it must also be borne in mind tha; the larger houses which have received supplies from the Lake have also added largely to their stock by storing our home ice. Our readers can see by the above showing, the important extent of the use and the traffic in the article tf ice in our city. It is tbe opinion of experienced dealers that tbe retail price of ice to consumers in this city, during the coming season, will approach $2 psr hundred pounds. Transfers of Real Estate. The fol lowing transfers of real estate were left at the Recorder's office yesterday : L. Goodale's executors to Joseph Con way, lot .No. 104 and the undivided one- half of lot No. 107 in L. Goodalt'j addition to the city of Columbus, March 8, 13i0, $1450. L. G.iodale's executors to William Con way, lot No. IOCS and tho undivided one-half of lot No. 107 In L. Good ale's addition to the city of Columbus, March 8, 1870, $1550. John Kamer and wife to John Help. man, one acre rf land in Madison town ship, March 2, 1S70, $400. H. Herzer and wife to Catharine Legner, the undivided one-half of let No. 1 In Corn- stock & Millet's subdivision of lots from No. 8 to 20 inclusive (old penitentiary lot), March 5, 1870, $200. Samuel Thompson, Sheriff, to John Hen ry Kauffman, 60 acres of land i. Washing. ron township, March 8, 1870, $1S50. George W. Shapley and wifa to Nelson Rush, the south one fourth part of inlot No. 623, and alto 24 feet 4 inches oS the the north side of inlot No. 627 in the city of Columbus, March 7, 1870, $0000. William Pringle and wife to Harriet L. Aaron?, lot No. 13 ia Medary's subdivision of outlots Nos. 50, 60 and 61, in tbe city of Columbus, March 5, 1870, 2025. Joseph Botntu and wife to Jacob Bieile, lot No. 4 of Merlon's subdivision ot lot No, 3. of a subdivision oi lot No. 1, known as Comstockvilie, in the city ol Columbus March 4. 1S70, $1. John U.Schoonover and wife to the Board of Education of the Reynoldabnrg Union School District, 68-100 of an acre of land and lots Nos. C and 7. and 8,', fiet offNo, 8, in Crawford's addition to the town of Reynoldsburg, June 29, 1868, $500. An entertainment will be given by the ladies cf the Unitarian Society this even ing, at Ambos Hall. These social reunions are very pleasant affairs, and are evidently appreciated. A hearty welcome is ex- tended to those who attend. The counsel in the case of Lee A. Kelly has withdrawn bis motion for a new trial ..1 IT.ll tt will H.1 innf.ii.nil h- T . .1 ft I .J ! this morning. A Joke ok a Jury. Yesterday afternoon, as the jury was proceeding up High-street in charge of Sheriff Thompson, a very laugable construction was put upon the facts connected with their public ap pearance. (The jury was under orders of Court to visit, by special train, ths point on tbe C C. & C. Railroad, where tbe wife of Mr. John Mara received ft juries some time ago. Trial of this case is now pend ing in tbe Common Pieas Court.) The Sheriff marched erect at the head ot his hon. ored twelve, and the entire company was tbe center cf general observation. We were in conversation with friends in front of the Neil House, while the delegation passed northward oa the east side ot tbe street, and overheard the fjllowing, be. tween a collection of young men standing near. It will be seen that some rather doubtful compliments were nnknowingly passed by the gazers on the moving body of jurors. "Hallo l Charley, there comes Sam. Thompson, with the prisoners!" " That's so, BUI ; who's that bird alongside of Sam'" "That! why that's Sharp, the coon who caught small-pox from croton uiL" " Where's Davis, the old Flat chicken killer ?" " I don't think he's among them h?y, yes, there be Is, that's hirn," pointing triumphantly to one of tbe most respects, ble of the party. But Where's them darkeys, that were seurbp f u On, they've gone up Front street." At this point of proceedings we thought It our duty to inform the gentlemen of their serious error, and proceeded to place them right on the record, in tbe matter oj identifying the gentlemen who had passed In company with the Sheriff. Tbe young men were greatly chagrined when they discovered their blunder, and expressed determinations to be more careful In futnre In reference to classifying members of the jury with prison birds. GROUND-noo Soup. Yesterday morning two men, evidently strangers in tie city, and not well versed in the ways of the world, went into C. A. Wagner's restau-ant and modestly asked for ''a drink.' After being supplied with the desired extract, the gentlemanly attendant asked the customers li they would take a plate ot soup. They thought they would like a little; It was served, and partaken of with apparent great relish. When they were nearly through with their soup, the at tendant at the bar thought he saw material for "game" In his patrons, and threw out a feeler, which resulted as follows : "Do you like your soup gentlemen?" '-You bet we do, old hoss !" "Say, do yer call this yer tartle soup?" "Oh! no sir, 'tis ground-hog soup sir, ground hog sour." "What," ex claimed one of the victims, "ground-bog soup ?" and then turning to bis companion, he declared that he had "et raw . bull frog, and stuffed on beech nuts, but he'd be darned ef ground. hog soop wasn't jist the nicest thing he'd ever swallowed." The last seen of the cus tomers, tbey were in the rear of the new City Hall discussing the delicacy of the newly found luxury, and canvassing as to the habitations of ground-hogs in their "deestricts." Mayor's Morning Court. The follow ing cases were disposed of yesterday : Thomas Jenkins and George Williams, went before the Mayor and charged a wo man named Ellen Scammerhorn with steal Ing from them the sum of $16. The woman is at tbe head of a bouse of Ill-fame on Third street, and htr informants were visitors. While there tbe money was stolen, which tbe woman acknowledged. Mayor Meeker came a flank movement on me entire party, and neid the men on a charge of visiting a house cf lll-f tme. They were each fined $10 and the costs, and tbe woman was fined $16, the amount stolen. All were committed in default of payment. George Gearhart and Martin Snell paid a fine of $10 and the costs each, for lolter- ng. W. Fitzgerald paid a fine of $5 and the costs for the same offense, and James Glenn, and Thomas Smith, each paid a fine of $1 and the costs on the same charge. R. Carpenter was committed in default a fine of $5 and tbe costs for the same offense, and Jack Slug and Tom Bung, each were committed In default of a fine ot $3 and the costs, on the same charge. The Rink. Tne ice at the Rink is in superb condition, and is nightly used by crowds of delighted citizens. Last night this spacious place of amusement was well tilled with a happy party, who cn- oyed to the lull the fun presented in Blind Man's Buff." To-night the boys and girls bave full possession of the Rink for one hour, dur Ing which time they will be delighted with "black-man," "ieap-lrog," a genuine old-time race, and everything else calcu lated to make their hearts merry. To morrow night the last regular masquerade of the season will take place. The features of the masquerade will be excellent music, Siamese twins, the three legged man, and lots of other things that will be good Good ice Is a sure part of the programme, regardless of any outside weather changes. Ba sure and go to-rlay and to-morrow, Court Matters. In room No. 1 of the C mmon Pleas Court, Judge Green pre siding, the case of John Mara vs. the C C. fc C. Itiilrotd Company, was called yester diy. On motion of the def jnse, the jury, accompanied by Sheriff Thompson, as special officer, proceeded to tbe paint on the road where tbe accident occurred, to view the premises, and gather all informa (ion necessary to conducting the case, Tbe case will be called up again this morning in room No. 1. The jury proceeded on their mission yesterday afternoon in a spe cial train composed tf a locomotive and one passenger car, following a regular train on the road. This special train was under the entire control cf Sheriff Thomp son . Court adjourned at 2 o'clock in the after noon until 9 o'clock this morning. The Opera-Ho.isis. .' in place of amusement was again isUet by a large assemblage of ladies and gentlemen last night to witness the charming pleasantries of Miss Elise Holt as "Genarro," and tb funny doings ot Harry Wall as "Lucretl Borgia, M. D." The little lady who has already turned the heads of half our young men Is fast growing in popularity, and has established herself as a Columbus favorite She Is so cute, and witbal so graceful and winning in ber presentations, that the au dience eannot fail to be pleased. Tbe sup port rendered by Manager Ellsler's com puny was, as usual, good, and the entertainment was excellent in all particulars. "Ivanhoe" will be given to-night Sentenced for Manslaughter In tbe case of the Slate of Ohio vs. J. C. Wolf, Marshal of ganesvillc, indicted for manslaughter, tbe Court overruled a motion lor arrest of judgment, and sentenced J. C. Wolf to one year hard labor in tbe penitentiary, and that he pay the cost ofprosecution. Tuesday. March SylCTo. - Hob. Jacob Brlnkerboff, C. J- and Hon. Jml.h SS'sJ?01' Jn Welch Hon. William White. ..ui umj, tfuages. . OINIKAL DOC KIT. No. sos. m;im nvutt - tv,. a.., Error to tho Court of Common Pleas of Summit Bt TBI Cor bt-Hold ! 1. Pap a iMMna ... Hlir.ll M 1 r - t - j - r---". - ..'lull, iuii umiiciuixsi 7 inure a borse, the property of another, to the amount i v!"ii7'Lw!' doll, by eutting off his mane ana mi tan as close to tne dock as the bair could bo. out, when the horse was not tresspassing in anv olose of the person committing t tie injury, is an offense within the meaning of tbe act of April is, 18S7. "to provide for the more ade-punishment ef tho orime of malioiouslv 51U'n5.n1 rinf horses and other animals." The refusal of tho eourt to permit a defendant on trial for crime, and who is a witness on his own bebalf, to aniwer a question, will not authorize a renewing court to reverie the judgment, unlets tne record shows what be proposed to prove by tbe "". ana inn it would be material. Bcovero T. The ritate, S Ohio St., S68; Hollister A Smith v. Reinor, Ohio St., 1; Gandolfo T. Tho State, 11 Obio8t..lU. Judgment affirmed. MOTiaX DOCKET. No. lis. James W. Hinton v. Mary J. Dickinson. Motion for leave to file petition in error. By thb Court Hold ; The prosecution of the reputed father ef a bastard child, under the bastardy act, does not abate by tbe death of tbe child pending tbe prosecution, but tbe case may proceed to judgment Motion overruled. No. 4. David Smith v. Theodore Beekman. Pafa-ed for briefs. Ha. 6. Thomas Harmon v. Perry Powell at aL Leave to lie petition in error refused. Nn.T7. J. C. Bethe t. Dayton and Michigan Railroad. Leave to file petition in error granted. No. log. Lewis K. MeCoy-T. Martha J. McDonald. Leave to file petition in error refused. No. 117. Henry Picket v. The State of Ohio. Writ of error granted. No. 118. John B. K&tnn v Tji.i, P.nn.l, r.. to file petition in error granted. no. j4 uaao Bonier et al. v.John T- Briggi. Leave refuned to file petition in error. No. 11-2. Samuel Frank v. Jenkins. Bn. A Chin. nan. Leave granted to file petition in error. No. 123. Amerin&n KmUhh t. ; Tn ...... Comoany t. Newton O. Pansier. Leave refused to file petition in error. No. 124. Manhattan Insnrani-e Cnmnam ton O. Fansler. Leave refused to file petition in error. No. 130. Jonathan Hamilton v. J. P. Merrill et 1. Leave to docket reserved case granted. No. 13L John U. Kreidler t. The State of Ohio. Writ of error granted, returnable to the District wwnri oi Montgomery oounty. AUjournea until inuriday, lu o clock. LOCAL NOTICES. HANES A NEIL, Closing out Groceries at cost for cash. mchS-d&wtf When you feel a cough or bronchial af fection creeping on the lungs, take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and cure it before it be comes Incurable. mar8-deodly-cw Walled in with Paper ! Why are the hair coloring preparations keDt dark? Simply because the light decomposes them and exposes their foul sediment. Hence the bottles are jacketed with paste and paper. Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair, on the other hand, is as clear and transparent in the sunshine as in the shade. It revives the natural color in every time-bleached fiber, and does not stain the skin. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers. octll-eodly-cw The Lecturu This Evening Mrs, Tracey Cutler, Mrs. Mariana Cole, and others, will speak at Naughton Hall, Wednesday evening, at 7:30 p.m. Don't behumbugged with tbe foolish idea that Catarrh cannot be cured ! The world moves, and medical science is progressive. The proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem edy will pay $500 reward for a case of Ca tarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by druggists at fifty cents, and each package makes a full pint of the medicine ready for use. Can get it by mail for sixty cents from Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. may 27-dfcwly-cw Do not forget to go and hear the talent ed speaker, Mrs. Mariam Cole, to-morrow evening. mcbS-d2t The best Sugar-cured Hams at R. Main & Co.'s, for 20c per pound. mcb8d66 The leading Watch dealers In all tbe principal cities and towns of the United States, from Portland to San Francisco and from St. Paul to New Orleans, to the number of over five hundred, have sent voluntary testimonials to tbe National Watch Company, that they consider acd recommend the Elgin Watches to be all that the Company advertise them, as better finished, more correct and durable than any in market of similar prices. This is a deservedly high compliment to the character of the Elgin Watches, and ought to be conclusive with watch buyers as to the watch tbey want. Ieb21-d&wly-cw Prices Down. R. Main & Co., are gelling sugars at the following rates: Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated, 6 lbs for one dollar. A, Coffee sugar, 16c. Brown sugar from 12. to loo. Also a full assortment of goods In their line at the lowest prices. mar3-d6t Lights & Co.'s pianos, Bradbury pianos Spang Organs and Melodeons, eqnal to any made. J. F. Harris & Co., fe26il0t 36 North High street. Remimber the lecture this evenirg, by Mrs. Dr. Tracy Cutler. ion are not required to lay down your life to save that of another. But if you can induce the victim of Cough or any pulmonary disease to use Allen's Lung Balsam, you may be the means of saving that persons life, and that person would ever afterwards remember you with grati tude. For sale by all Druggists. oct!8-dttwlyr A Superior Brand of White Whea Flour, "The White Rose," for sale cheap, at Jamison, Shepard & Co.'s, 124 & 126 South High street, Mcadow's stock or music and musics instruments Is larger and more complete than that of all the other houses In the city combined. The best low-priced Piano in the market: also. Stein way & Son's world- celebrated Grand and Square Planos,whlch every one knows to be the best. Pianos sold on time. Genuine Italian Violin Strings. No. 21 South High street SELLS & M'COMbT General Insurance and Real Estate Agents, Office, second floor Buckeye Block, corner High and Broad streets. dec2-dly BLANK BOOKS. HIElJEItT & LILLEY, Blank Book Manufacturers, PRINTERS. BINDER AND LEGAL Blank Publisher. Speoial attention paid to man u lac luring First Class Blank Books of rarj description, with or headings, for COCNTY OFFICERS, AtLRCHASTS. MANUFACTURERS I)A tiCI?Dkl without printed RAILROAD COMPANIES Etc. Full sets of Books made on short notice, war ranted to give perl eel satuiaotion. OPERA HOUSE BCILDMO, iyl-eodSm COLVUMlii OHIO ELGIN WATCHES, '; Manufactured bj . The National Watch Company, All the Grades of the Elgin WatchefJ, INCLUDING THK . ( READY FOB THr SPRING-TRADE. j The (Iflnmnf alan Mil tft f.fm nn nf -WtMi buyers to the foot that the Elgin Watches now ottered have an added improvement over all others, in a new j j PATENT DUST EXCLUDER, so eonstruotod as to enclose the works, and form a protection against du?t, enabling the movement to remain in order without clenninc double the time that a Watch will ordinarily run without this protection. i ne company leel eonnoent, atter Having nad their Watches three vears in market, and sellins many thousands of them in. all parts of the ooun- try, tnat tne Elgin Watches are tbe beat time Keepers now oireri to tne American Public. OVER FIVK HUNDRED DEALERS in various parts of the land have unreservedly en dorsed them. They are in use upon numerous lines of Kailway. including the Union Pacific and the Pennsylvania Central, and officers of these roads, with other prominent R. K. otiicials, endorse them as the best Watches for tbe use of it. It. employes and travelers, yet introduced. The following are presented as specimens of these testimonials TESTIMONIAL Union Pacific B. B.. Office of Gsk'l Sup'tI : Omaha. Dec. 16, 19. : i Hon. T. M. Avery, President National Watch Co., Chicago, 111.: Dear Sir: Daring the month that I haTe car ried one of your "B. W. Ka.vmond",Watoh8 it bas not tailed to keep toe time with so mucn accuracy as to leave nothinc ts desire in this regard. For accuracy in time-keeping, beauty of movement and finish, your Watches challenge my admiration and arouse my pride as an American, and 1 am confident that in all respects they will compete suc cessfully in the markets of the world, with similar manufacturers ot oiuer uations. Ihey need only to be Known to oe appreciated. Yours, most respectf all r, C. O. HAMMOND, Genl Sup't. Off.ce of thb HrosiH River Raiioatj. I Uen'l Sup't New York, Jan. 17, 1870. j T. M. Avery. Esq.. President National Watch Co. Dear Sir The Watch made bv vour Couaoanv which I have carried the past two months, has kept excellent time. I have carried' it frequently on engines, ana nave oeen on me roaa witn it almost daily. During this time it has run uniformly with our standard clock. Truly yours. J. M. TOUCHY, Gsn'l Sup't. The following dealers alio, in various parts of the country, have certified that they consider the Klgin vi atches to be all that the Company have advertised them, as better finished, more correct and durable, than any in ma-Ret ol similar price; and that they have great confidence in reoo n mending tbern to the public, tn account of their general merit. Wheeler, Parsons k Co., N. Y, C; Hellebnsh.Cin-oinnati; Warren, Spadone A Co, N. Y , E. Jaccard A Co., St Louis; Middleton A Bro.. Jf. Y.; N. E, Crittenden A Co., Cleveland; T N. Bynor, N. Y.: M. Burt, Clevoland;H. Ginnel, V.Y;Morse, Roddin A Hamilton. Chicaso: George W. Pratt A Co.. N. I ., J. H. Hense, Denver, Col,; Scott, Barret A o., Pittsbura: M. M. Baldwin A Co.. San Francisco. Cal,: J. R Read & Co., Pittsburg; Dubme A Co., Cincinnati: Koch A Drvfus. New Orleans: Jenkins A Hatch, Cincinnati, and over 4U0 others. Various grades and prices made to suit differen tastes . No Movement as It eta.il ed ly tbe uompany, . "Call on' your Jeweler and ask to see the Elein Watches. Business Office and Salesroom National Watch Company, 150 & 161 Lake St Chicago. fe2l-ecd2m Sherifl and Master Commis sioner's Sale. Eliiha B. Decker, 1 Court of Common Pleas o vs. Franklin county, Jacob Andrix, et. al.) Ohio. ft PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Ol sale from faid Court, to me directed, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the door of the Court-house, in the city of Columbus, on Saturday, the Oth day of April, A. D. is0, At two o'clock o m.. the following described r-a' estate, to-wit : Situate in the county of Franklin. State of Ohio, and Madison t .wosDip to-wit : Commencing at a stone and large walnut tree on the west line of the S W qr of section 35 in township No 11 of Range No 21, and running thence South with tbe section line 3 75 chains ; thence K 3 75 chains; thence south 4 bv cbaios to a fctone; thenoe K 36-23 chains to tne t, line ot tne quarter section: thence north with the line 8-44 chains; thence we9t 40 chains to the place of beginning; containing 32 acres, more or less, and also part of the S E qr ol stotion 34 in the same towpship and range, com mencing at a stone on the c. line corner to s Leighs land, about 45 poles north of the S E corner, and runnirg thsce zcrtb with th, section line (553 chains) to a stone; thence W 904 chaini to a stone; thence south 5 53 chains to a stone; tbeeoe 904 chains to tbe place of beginning; containing five acre? , moreor less. Appraisement, tne sere tor, at ii uu per aete and the five acre tract at S97 X per acre. Printer's fees, f e. SAMUEL THOMPSON, Sheriff and Master Commissioner. Attorneys Buhnett 4 McUuffbt, mrT wtdl Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to Us natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving , the hair. Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original color tcilh the qloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thick ened, fallinz hair checked, and bald ness often, thouffli not alwaj-s, cured by its use. Nothiug can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the elands atrophied and decayed But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable, Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, LOWELL, MASS. PBICB $1,00. BRAII.T, BRICK A CO., Wholesale Aoxktp, COLUMBUS. OUZO. -"ol J by all Druggists and Medioine Dealers. mchtt-oodA wijewl : SEALED PHOPOSALS TTTILL BE RfCIVED AT:TlTE OFV V . "oe 1 tae pity Civil Engineer, in Columbus Ohio, until . i,His l -.i.i :.-;ri.L. ,, raondKF,nareB.i5ttl6TO, At o'cioek p.m.. for famishing materials and doing the following work, to-wit: ' -r building a doubro-re .BWerbisirig scroll Stone alley, at the north ide of Rich street. For grading and pavic the nncaved ai4lbi. gutter and erodings on theewtnideof; Washing ton avenne, trom men street to 1-nend street. -The bids will bo opened tartiM Committee of the Ward in which the work is. to be dorrs. The Committee 'reserve the rirht to rviant anv or all bids, at their discretiporiv- 9 i fjj ' ' '! ' '"-CitvCivifKneineer. City Civil E Itrwt, up stairs ' ' mch9-dtd Sale of City Bonds CEALBO PUOPOSALSWlLL BE Bl'. ceived by- the standing committee en Water Votlr of the City Council of -Columbus, Ohio, at the office of tho City Cierk. ia said oity, until tho , , 15ta daypf lUatxen A. D. 1870, t 1J o'elcek nr on, for tho sale of a sum Bot to ex-seed Two Hundred and Filty Thousand Dollar of the water work bonds ef said city of Columbus. sued in pursuance of the ordinance passed February SSth, 1870. Said bonds and interest are payable at tbe National Park Bank, in New York City, in fifteen years from data, and are redeemable at any tr.te after six years from the date thereof at tho pleasure of the City Council, ani dated March 1st, 1T0, and bear interest at tho rate of seven percent, per annum, payable semi-annually. No bid will bo considered that il lest than par, as provided bv statute. Tbe committee reserves the rigbt to rrjeet any or all bids, at theirdiscretion- ., - . f . 41 -"X. Bv ARMSTRONG-, . - - - LUTHLK OONALUSON. JOHN G. THOMPSON. RflUKR P V HAD WICK. , WM. WALL, mcht-did Committee on tester Works. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF fica of the City Clerk, in Columbus. Ohio' until Tuesday, march 15ta, 1S70 At 13 o'clock at noon, for furnishing materials and doing the following work, to-wit: r or Duuaing a tnree loot oriel sewer in Kussel street from High street to Kerr street. . iach bid shall contain the full name of all tha narties intervtod in the same, and thall be an. cocnpinied, with good and sufficient seoutity that 11 tne Dia is accepted tne contract will Do entered into and the work faithfully performed. : The City Council reserve the riehtto reiect anv or all bids, at their discretion. . B.F. BOWKS, City Civil Engineer. City Civil Engineer's Office, No. Srj South High treet up stairs. febls-dtd SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF. fice of the City Clerk, in Columbus. Ohio, until Tuesday, March S3, 1870, at 13 o'clock at noon, for furnishing materials and doing the following work, to-wit : .For raising and widening the levee on the west si'ie of the Scioto river, from the Columbus and Hocking Valley Railroad bridge west to tho corporation line. - !, Also, for raising and widening tbe levee on the west side of the Scioto river, in front of the property owned bythocitr of Columbus, and known as the City Gravel Bank. Drawings ana specifications may be seen at this office. Lach b'.d shall contain tho foil name of 1.11 the parties interested in the same; and shall be accompanied with goof and sufficient security that if tbe bid is accepted the contract will be entered into and tbe work faiftifuUy perforate . The City Council reserve the right to reject any vz an urn?, at lueir uiscreuon. B.F. BOWEN. City Civil Kngineer. City Civil Engineer's Office, No. 86 South High street (up stairs). feb22-dtd TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BE-ceived by the Commissioners of Franklin coin-ty. Ohio, at the Auditor's Office, until 13 o'clock, neon, of the aoth day ot April, A. . 1S?0, Forbuildine the Abutments and Pier for tbe eucer- structure of a bridge heroaiter to be erected on tbe line cf the Dennisnn road in southwest quarter of Clinton township. Franklin county, Obio, according to tbe specrficationa and detail drawings which have been approved and are on file, and may be in- peeted at tho Auditors omce. trom ana atter tv ednesday, tbe ttth day of March, to the time of letting. Separate proposals will bo received fir the following portions of the work t . 1. Masonry bunt ot Hocking valley Sanaa :oro. Masonry built of Newark Sandstone. MaEonry built of Limestone. ' , S. Earth Work. And also for the entire work and materials ec re plete. rrinted forms will be furnished te bidder?, and each bid must have annexed a guaranty signed by wo rcsponsiDle sureties. - Payments will be made on the estimates of tho Architect and Engineer, from time to time, as .the work progresses. The Commissioners reserve the right to reiect any or all bids. By order of County Commissioners. 8. E. KILE. Auditor Franklin county. Ohio. Columbus. O.. March 5, A. 11. 1870. m'T-fit-wew MISCELLANEOUS. WM. JAMISON. P.OBT. T. S. SHEPARD. GARDNER. JAMISON, SHEPARD & CO., WHOLESALE AND BET AIL DBALXBS IN FINE .FAMILY GROCERIES, And Proprietors of ths Columbus Powder Magazine, K08.124 & 126 ECUTEHIGH SIB EXT lmch5-dtfi Sherifl's Sale. Abraham Sharpi Court of Common Pleas of Ernst Karat. ) Ohio. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE from t aid Court to me directed. I will offer for sale at public auction, at the door ot tbe Court- bouse, in the city ot C'jlumbus, on Saturday, the 9lh dny of April, . A. AY. 1S70, at i o'clock p. m., tbe following described real es tate, situate in the county of 1-ranklin, Ohio, to il: Being part of survey No. 423 in the Virginia mil itary district, boanded as follows: Beginning at a stona in Spring avenue 74 0-100 poles from the centrof the franklin and Jackson turnpike, and running thence along the centre line of said Spring avenue north 80 degrees 35 minutes, west 12 90-loo poles to a stone; thence at rigbt angles to said avenue north SO minutes, east 43 26 100 poles to a stone in tbe couth line of land conveyed by saia William L. Alinerand wife to Williau, Dickling: thence with saii line north 78 desreea. east 13 20-100 poles to a stone in said line; thence south 0 degrees 30 minutes, west 51 poles to the beginning cooiaiuing lour acres, more or less. . . . Appraised, at vtua ' - Printer's fees, 19. SAMUEL THOMPSON. Sheriff and Master Commissioner. Geo. L. Coxvbksk, Attorney. ImarT-wtd.l Paving Ordinance. An Ordinance to grade and pave tbe east side of Washington avenue from Rich meet to Friend street. Section I. Bo it ordained by the City Council of the oity of Columbus (two-thirds of all the members concurring). That the -unpaved sidewalks, gutters and crossings be graded and paved on the east side of W asbington avenue, from Rich street to Friend street, in accordance with the plat thereof on file in the office of the City Clerk. Sec. 2. Tbnt all damages, costs and expenses arising from the foregoing improvement, shall be assessed and levied upon the several lota of land fronting or abutting thereon, in proportion to their . ftet Iront. LUTHER DONALDSON. ' President of the City Council. Passed March 7, A. D. 1870. Attest: L. E. Wilson, City Clerk, mcbs d6t ' ' Shei-iU's Sale. Franklin county, Catherine Kwel, et. all unio. TN PURSUANCE OF Alt ORDER OF A sale from said Court to me directed. I will nffar fur aalaat Dnblic auction, at the door ol tha Coutt liouse, in the City of O jlurabus, on Saturday, the 0th lay A. I. 1S70. of April, At 2 o'clock p.m., tte following described reel tate t ree of thedower estatecf Anna E. L'ohmer to-wit: Lot No S in Stotts additi"r. to the CUy o Columbus, in Franklin r-.-aiy, Ohio. Terms of sale One-tnird cash in hand, ad the balanee in two equal yearly payments, with Merest secured by mortgage on the premises. . Appraised at S13H0 00. Printer's fees. $0. SAMUEL THOMP80N, Sheriff. Franklin County, Ohio. S. W. Akdriws, Attorney. i7-wtd -4 4 1 1 V ?- 1 : is i liftlb 1 :tt u i . i ; V c V 4i : '- ': i t