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tZ. JHEUHIO STATESMAN t;Jf TUBLJ&BXP. OX TBX JTOLLQVIXB , Dailt Siatessas, per year.-.. ..rt...,.v,.,9 09 1 .o- . aii months...-.,..,...., SO gsl itw efl try Oarriei'. pgr week. Wots Tu-Wbilt Statesman, per year.. 60 iinsiPS T L r ,' - ; Tim( month..... t 84 ,.j j aM'A-EKAYjr STAXEVXANa !.., : Om copy ri x meaths. ,. 9i ... - ' oha year.. ...... ...... ,..-.,,. 00 Fits 4opis one tw. ............. v . .v 9 oo 7n copies one year . ...... 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I'Vomnor UoATBs.-SOeenf' 'Nori4i8ir MtBBi9C8.76 cento. ;. - K, I jKm.tAll a Kot-40B haW nrtoe. . . ' jutrantitfit advertutmmU mutt paid for at BUSINESS DIEECTORY ARCHITECT. K vTjRHOlIK i . r. .irchileet. Civil KD;inT, . ' umoo over loe iHeuoaai cxeDsoge uns ATTORNEYS. ATTORKB 8 AT LAW." Offioe, So. 69 8onth Higb etreet, Amboi Build- 111, r - . ' ' i. .11.. I "I i , .. . 3 TAME O. Bl't.L? "" ATXOENJSt-AT-LAW MAYOR T, 3: . . ..- MajcsOffioo. EDWARD T. DsLAKY, ' : AtTORiifiSnAT-LA W A Notary Poblio. ", Offioe in Pars n's BaildiDK. twiinniifTrr. . ATTORNEV-AT-LA VP" 4 Uotary Tabno. ' j unne ui rooi Hie a street. AUCTION AND COMMISSION 'TIO.BEAt, ' ' J Auctioneer and Dealer in Real Estate, House -bold Goods, Clothing and Notions. - Mo. I West Broad street. BATH ROOMS. f t.omvii ma t Etc, VJ Barber and Hair ireser. Hot and Col Katbs. Basement Poetoffiee B ildin. BOOK BINDERS. 1J !-.. tt'S A; I.1IXISV. O Book Binders- Blank Book Hannfactarers. Vriatenand Fablieberw Opera RniHIn. - BOOTS & SHOES. W, T WILLUnxACU., e 144 Souta Hicb street. Juat received, an elegant assortment.-Ken otyleo. low prions. ia- diesrnJaseeait. . ..,t-r . -.. .. .... , XJ Is the noted boose for good Boots and Shoes " at hw price. New btoek jant neeived. ,-, . , - : . - 878 Soulh Hicb street. . .coal; dealers.,: t"3Rl!80l ft C4 4 - . XX Dealer ia r'itlsbnrgh and Ohio Coal. Also, Coke. Drain Tile and iStone Sower Pipe, r.ij.. . i. . j . . No. 981 orth fliah street. COMMISSION MERCHANTS tTr'-i;; riTCH sc sum. .Xl CommuguuuForeardingasd Produce Mer chants, dealers in Urain. Flour, do., ST W. Broad street. i." -CORSETS." 'r m -i K. MACrNtKBMa At CO;.': I ' -7 t Av ' Manufacturers aad 'Dealers ia French, Ger- 1 aiao ana -American ceraeu, , Also. Uoop j-hiru. . . , r '.jsl Opera House. CROCKERY, .&c. iTU m KaVriWI. "yjoeeTSware.AilaiS, Plated ttnods.Lampsand Lamp jfixtnres. norm rjisja scree. Kjm Importer aud Wholesale and Retail Deader in Crockery, cnma, uiass. cuuery, riatea uoods, Coal Oil Laaipo, Ac. ' . ... .150 South High street. - DENTISTRY. -7AttNfSI At EKillInGeK, ' ' a V - -. - Mo. 18 East Broad street, ' - We om-o be the bett. .TitAimuN at uu, . . .. Xs ' DENTISTS. 1 . ,Ssii:', ,tsi nonth BUb street. sB8aajsHBSBMSjasaBsBjasisasBBvaBsssBSBasssasBi DRY GOODS. CtBCHLi Ac CO., v e Dealers in Dry Goods. No) ions.-Carpets, Oil , Cloths. AJetiinss. shades. Bats,. Caps and furs, roomer Bigoaud Friena street. J.ll. USBIUN AC . U., 14S South High street. - Carpets; Mattitnrs.Oil Cloths.Curtains, tita.-le and Fancy Dry Goods. - - H t.ac tv. n. fay; ; Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Staple and Taney Dri Goods,, and Aianufaoturers of Indies' 'Cloaks. - . 123 S. High s'reer. 'TMMTHTH 9T.DRGOOi)N8TWKIi. X F. K ram A Co . cash dealers in Dry Goods and . Motions, 186 South fourth street. J A N ! OtN, Wbolefate and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Nanghton Building. Noa.118 and 133 houth High street. IIOKAWIVGIN. ' IV Dealers -in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and 'UentB'.KamishiDK Uouds.No. Neil House. ... CMLilKITi KKAI Ae J1., C Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. . ,. . .Ao. 89 South High sueet-. x A HtAAMS 1 Ac CO., .-XV Foreign and Domestie 'ry GoodSt Cloths, tors, etc-S50A Sfii South High street. DRUGGISTS. DtroTjvKce ToaE. JOHN 8. HUBERTS. - I i ; liruggist aad Apof hegary. X64 North High street. . M AtCFL.fi Ac HiTtiOM, YVHUL,tSALt. A KKI'AIL DRUGGISTS. 100 South High tit., Coiumbus.O. BBS A Cm. BKI csA Ak CO., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, and Dealers in Pjftpriotarjr sledinines.i. A4-Nortb High street. ENGRAVERS. KlCeat.a o: inuout, Desigirs. fcngwvere and Publishers, Nota- raw man ouier seals encraved to order. : Noa. 107 end 109 south High street. : TRAM ES AND PICTURES. Mannfaoturars of Pioture Frames and Deal- House Uie" Mi b.0'0bjo Stook, No. 8 Opera , k A H. OlnuuKo A; CO., ' KJ Alanaiacturent el Pioture Frames and Deal i ers m Mouldings. Pictures, etc., 101 East Friend et. FURNITURE, &c. J Manufaeturors and Wholesale and Retail Deal- - ' No. 0l South 'High St. (opera House).' ttiui'liiiniriiKiiiM., alanmacturersol first eiass rurnitnre. Whnle- .nH k ii t m 1 1 W arruuiii. 6 1 .ml 8 Rvinn. f HOOP SKIRTS. '1,?"ttbt.U. ' . : . Xl'e . Manufacturer and Wholerale Dealer in Hoop Skirts auuOorsets. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepber xausy uooua, iuj aouw uigu-sueet. - - hotels: ; iMllll SlattS HOTEL, ,J . Corner Eifih and Town streets. " t' . ' , - . . K J- "LOiJN r, Proprie etor. -IS Al'tOAAL HO I EA,, Onnosite Denot. 3. H. DAVIDSON. Proprietor. .nkT'l'LER HOCtE. - .u Corner- four la A Friend sts. Commodious HOSM ISO MHHII, Dwun,, ,T7TT ..'. i-L. A. BOWERS. Proprietor. aiCHKHAtlTs HOTEL, ill. 40 south High street. Good stabling attach ed to premises. WVP. THATCHER, Proprietor. , ' va ' 'f l.r. ! or' '0'i I I" . 'VT ko ;!:;rt ri s if in sit'- VOL.- XXXY, ; ; COLUMBUS, O., AYEDNEJSDAY MORNING; JVIAY 13 1868. NO. 227." 1 1 ,,j BUSINESS DIRECTORY ...HATS.& .CAPS.1! VfRs. ni. mr. laif. Fun and Straw Goods 820 Sooth High etreet. '' b ik .. 'i mi if - ;! (sin OoMsa HaO HOUSE FURNISHING." Eef . Anim no'VG Ac co. ' 'Dealer In ll.nll. a . Sinvaa AnA fTnnM Jav. pishing Goods.f.Alc, Tin. Copper aad Sheet lroa Ware ,!(t ,...,.. 17 Ea3t ?own .treat. , A KENS AcSTCAKT, Honse Furnishing- Go'-ds, Mantles. Grates, Copper, Tin and Hbeet Iron, Staves aad Mantles. - ii i - , . 308, South High utreet. . AXO, TATI OH Ac HUFF, ' ' Dealers in Hardware, nonse Furnishing Good.; Marble and Slate Mantles, Grates, St- ves. Hot Air Furnaces, Ao . SO North High street. . i,f-, .INSURANCE. COSNtCIICCr MCTUAl, LIFE -.. surane Company. Assets. $18.t00,u00. . ' ' WM. JAMISON, Agent. Columbus. O. GRRAX WESTKKK .i Horse Insurance and Deteotire Co.' Insures live stock against theft and aoeident. Offioe. cor. High and Broad sts. Alf. Wilson. Ohio SUte Agt. t-'n. NEWKIRK. - ' O ' GENERAL AGENT Security Life Insurance wompany. ; ,.,.,t.. ; . ' ao,4 Opera House, TJOME -IKISCBANCK COITIPAIT OF AA Columbus, O W. C. M. BAKEH, Seo'y. . ...j : Offioe. Nos. 8 AT Opera House ! MERCHANT- TAILORS. r -V.NUWAHiDER, i-.j J Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Gents Fur nishing Goods. Also agent for the Diamond Shirts. ll sou tn tlnh street. 'I AaUOtslO IdKhCu NX TliiOKIftU 1 A CLOTHING CO.. 18S S. High st. Gents' suits made to order. Ready-made Clothing al ways ou nana. JOHN n. UlCKENBACHKK, . Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Clothing and bents' Furnishing Goods. No. 61 North High street ' JOHN HllftTEK. MERCHANT TAILOI. 240 South High st. Ch'dce stock of Clothing oonptantl on hand. J e MILLINERY GOODS. c. . Mitlitllt l, Wholesale and Retail M llinery Goods, . , 191 S. High street. Opera House Block. ' URS.A.UOWNIG, ' .ri.. Deilerin Millinery, Straw Goods and Trim mings. No- 67 North High street. . - JH. W1LKIC, ' Dealer in Jlillinery, fress and Cloak Trim minn and Faney Goods.- 130 South H'ih street. NEWSDEALERS. ANDHIswSAHDLL. t News Dealers), Booksellers and Stationers. Ho. 85 .South High street, nexr door to PostofBce. F isl. C ae A.1T1 AN N. News Dealer, bookseller. Stationer and Bind- U . . 1. i : ' , ..... - i I- . 1. uuuwuDiii iu uu,u vcrniBD auu cuis'iBa. 331 South High street. PAPER WAREHOUSES. A HUBKW8, fACtAHV Ac CO., X V Manularturers and Dealers in Writing, Frint ing and Wrapping Papers, 93 & 95 torth High St. r t vi n. At i -., .: a.1 Dealers in Printing. Bool, Writing and line Papers 36, 38 A 40 Wor.h High street. . PHOTOGRAPHERS. .. GKISWOI D'S V ; PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, ' - No. 18 fcast Broad street. HALAWIK Ac kTKVENS A ' PHOTOGRAPHERS. 81 Souih High street. ' -T yi ULLIOTT, U PHOTOGRAPHER. 10T South High street. Pictures made in every style and sixeV D. X. ARCHEH, : .'. - " Photographs, Ambrotypes, Gems, etc, etc, . No. S38 South High street. -. PHYSICIAN. No. 3 Opera House. . Treats Diseases of the Eye, Ear. Heart, Throat and Lungs; Also, Diseases of Women and Children. PIANOS. r F. HAHU.1S Ac CO, J . Wholesale and Retail dealers for Lighte A Co.'s and Haine. & Bro.'s Piauos. Also, 0 AlelodeonB and other musical instruments. 36 North High itreet, J. u, AVOOIIS Asent for Chickering's and Emmerson's Pi anos. Also, Organs, Aleiodeons and Sheet Mune. a I South High-street. RESTAURANT. BAINK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, Corner State and Bieh streets. CHaRLEY All ER. Proprietor. : SEWING MACHINES. AEI1A 8iliWsN ITAACMINEti, The best in the world. No. 4 Opera House. W. PIMUEls Agent. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Ra. uiiniiiit a to., a Dealers in Fine Watches. Clooks. Jewelry. Piaiedware, Spectaeles, Ao., No. 11 Eat Town street. (j (Sueeessors to Wm. Blynn) dealers in Dia monds. Watch s. Jewelry. Silvei Ware aud Spec tacles, no., a ieii noure. F A. A. S.EXl.Iltfcl'X, . Wholesale ami Retail dealers in Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. M p. 11 South High street. STRICTLY WHOLESALE. BtltCnOFl llKO. Ac ( O., W holesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, 3 and 4 Uvjiii.e Bioek, lown street. DEliD, JUMESi Ac CO At) Manufacturers and NV holesale Dealers in B xits and shoes. Mo Uwynne Block, town bt. MISCELLANEOUS. ST. JAiSIES HOTEL, Fourth Street, near JIaiu, ' CINCINNATI, OHIO. HENRY; P. ELIAS, -, - . ... Proprietor. OTBia POPTTI.A R HOIIKK. OKNTRALLY LO- A sated and eotavenient t business, and to all points of traV'L is the most desiriable stopping Slaoe tor persons visi ing tne on?, rio pains win e spared to make the stay ot guests plea ant in every particular. iuy.-uv m CAPITAL CITY MUSIC AND VARIETY STORE, NO. a SOUTH HIGS STBEhT. S. P. AXTELL, TSEALER IN SCHOOL BOOKS, 8TA- 1 M tior.erv. Tovs. Musical Merohandiie and Fancy Uords of all descriptions. Also, agent for tbeoldest and best Alaehiue in the w oria, i THB ORIGINAL HOWE. GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE I ' arsii, .11 ill. late and Important improvements. Oon't tail to call at o. a oouiu uigu iuwk ap;Z9-dlm3caw . J. B. HUNT, M. D.f :omiioj?atbxt. OFFICE Town Street, near Hisjli. myS-dSw . . Lately occupied by Dr. Blair. JOHN SCHNEIDER, DBALBU IH WATfIIES,CI,CKS,JF,WEi;HY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ac, 173 Hnnth H eh etreet. Columhna. O nanM,, nrCIIUU UUU,.U'' "aiiauiDtt. . 1111 OUni r-ii. j .. . - j w . KEMOVAL. n: DHLllltN ANNOUNCER TO THE r . nnhlio that he baa removed to No. 238 South High street, where, in his larse and fine new rooms he is preparea to lurumu i nun i-Aa-cno auu HilHD.kS of every variety, WIN DO W SHADES. bOOKS. STATIONERY. ato4 Ao. Call and see bis fine new stock ot Goods. mya dilw rATCHEEOKSI HAIR DtE, - This j splendid Hair Dve is the best in the world ; th. nniv trne and perfect Dye: harmless, reliable. instantaneous ;. no disappointment ; no ridiculous int.. r.m.riiAa the ill ehects of had dye?: invig orates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful. Mack r cnua,; Sold by all llruggista ana renumers; and properlv applied at Baichelnr's Wig Factory, no. 10 Bond street. or. j-ki aprzo anwiy - I Q f, . ',...'. ; . 1 -..i The Soldiers Asylum Voting Law. j 'The' Eepublican party. was built np and has been sustained bj falsehood. Its press and its orators are constantly busy in- attempts to deceive the people. Their repeated falsehoods in regard, to tha ac tion of the , Ohio. Legislature are -however too plain and apparent to deceive any. one who chooseB t6 inform himself. They asserted, and with. shameless, au dacity, continue to assert,. that a law has 'been passed "disfranchising" students at tollegeS.- It has done no such thing; the law gives them the same rights that are enjoyed by other classes of citizens, not one who was a legal voter was, de prived ' of his right. "; It ' simply de termined where their "" place . . . of 'voting'' .Bbould'Y be i- upon-; the tame principle and. by the tame rules as regulate the voting places of aU citizens of whatever class ' or condition in life. SBut they have seized upon another false hood1 as base and B8 utterly withont ; foundation as this. - For the purpose of tickling the ears of soldiers and arousing . their sympathy for their wounded com rades, they are heralding it over the State that the Legislature has passed a law disfranchisingthe "ciippled soldiers" at the Soldier's Asylum at Dayton. It is wholly untrue, and the man or the journal that asserts as much either wil fully lie or is altogether iguorant of the matter of which he speaks. The lan guage of the bill itself as it was intro duced and as it passed disproves their assertions beyond all donbt and cavil. Thd following is that portion of the law which refers to elective franchise, and if a Radical after reading it will claim that it disfranchises soldiers, crippled or oth erwise, or citizens or anybody else, he will earn the title of a knave ; or fool. The law reads : "And the officers, employes and in mates ot said asylum who are qualified voters of this State, by complying with the requirement of the laws which are and that may be enacted regulating Estate, Uounty and lownship' elections in this State, shall have the right of suf frage at all Township, County and State elections in the township in which said national asylum shall be located." It will be seen that the bill establishes no new requirements or , qualifications and lays down no special rule, but de clares that all who are qualified voters of the State who comply with the re quirements of the general laws shall be entitled to . vote. ; Is there anything wrong abont tins? JJoes it disfranchise 'crippled soldiers?". Does it not provide : that when they are voters under the : laws of the State they shall be entitled ! to vote at this asA'lum ! We hardly tliilik the Radical demagogues can gull : the people by such clap-trap and bare- taced falsehoods as this. 1 hey act upon tne idea that a lie well stuck to is as goad as the truth, but when it is so easl : ly exposed it poorly answers the pur Portsmouth Times. An Original Letter of General Washington. The Trenton (New Jersey) Gazette says "We are indebted to Philemon Dick inson, Esq., of this city, for the privilege of copying a letter written by lieneral Washington, in 1780, to Dr. Franklin, then in Paris, and which has never be fore been published. Mr. Dickinson ob tained the letter from a relative, a lady residing near Germantown, Pennsylva nia. - This lady's father was a ward of Dr. Irankhn, and resided with him for sometime in Paris After his death, the following letter was found among his pa pers. It is in Washington's hand-writing, and bears the marks of the care and method that always distinguished him in the small as well as the great affairs of life. Mr. Dickinson intends to pre sent tne original letter to the Historical Society of this State. "The following is an accurate copy of the letter : ' " 'BERGEN COUNTY, IN THE " 'BERGEN COUNTY, IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Oct. 9, 1780. " "'Dear Sir I was very much ob liged by the letter which you did me the honor to write me by our amiable young friend, the Marquis de La Fayette, whose exertions to serve this country in his own, are additional proofs of his zealous . attachment to our cause, and has endeared him to us still more. " 'He came out flushed with the ex pectations of a decisive campaign, and fired with hopes of acquiring fresh laur els, but in both he has been disappoint ed; tor we nave been condemned to an inactivity as inconsistent with the 6itu ation of our affairs as with the ardor of his temper.' 1 ' ... 'I am sensible of all I owe you, my dear sir, for your sentiments of me, and while I am happy in your esteem, 1 can not bjit wish occasions of giving you marks ot mine. ... i '? 'The idea of making a tour togeth. r, which yon suggest, after the war, would be one of the strongest motives I could have to postpone my plan of retire ment and make a visit to Europe, if my domestic habits, which seem- to acquire strength trom restraint, did not tell me 1 shall find it impossible to resist them longer than my duty to my country calls tor the sacrihce ot my inclinations. " 'I doubt not you are bo fully inform ed by Congress of our political and mil itary state that it would be superfluous to trouble you with anything relating to either. If I were to speak on topics of the' kind, would be to show that our present position makes one of the two th iDgs essential to us peace, or the most vigorous aid of our allies, particularly in the article ot money, tji their-dis position to serve' lis we cannot doubt; their generosity will do everything their means win permit. . , " vv nil my best wishes lor the pres ervation ot your usetul lite, and lor ev ery happiness that can attend you which a sincere attachment can dictate, I am, my dear sir, your most obedient and ' " 'GEO. WASHINGTON. 'His Excellency, Doc. B. Franklin.' " [From the Metropolitan (N. Y.) Record.] George H. Pendleton and the Democratic Convention. Our renders know our views with re gard to the all-important question as to who shall be the standard-bearer of the Democracy in the approaching Presiden tial contest. We are for the statesman whose name heads this article, not alone because he is one of the best and most orthodox exponents of Democratic prin ciples, but because he can command a more earnest, more powerful and more : enthusiastic support than any of the , claimants whose names have been al- ready mentioned in connection with the nomination'. ."His strength has been, al ready partially tested, and in ' every in stance the result has been eminently sat isfactory to his adherents. JNot alone m the West, but in California, Oregon and Maine,, the, delegates appointed' .have been instructed to vote for him as the candidate of those States. 'A few days ago his system of paying the bonds in greenbacks was approved by the Assem-J oiy 01 tue otate ot JNew iorK Herein the North and irr the East he is the fa- vbrite with the Democratic masses, and his name would .arouse an enthusiasm that no other could , evoke. The work ing classes, the tax-payers, the great army of industry from whose labor is paid the taxes that sustain the Govern ment, look to him as the champion of tneir ' interests, : tne advocate of their rights, and if they are not cheated and defrauded by the trickery and scheming of designing knaves and demagogues, he will lead them-to 'victory in the great struggle for Constitutional Freedom and Self-government. . , . ., - The West, as we have said, has al ready pronounced in favor of Mr; PenJ dleton, and his name 'is'more ' popular loan mat, 01 any omer leading uerrrocrat among the great industrial armies, the hundreds of thousands of voters in the North and East. r In Connecticut, at the late election, it was well understood Oial his name was more conspicuous than any other as a preferred - coddidate on the Democratic side. He was the represen tative, the exponent, the advocate of a financial system of which Grant, as the candidate or the Bondholding interest, was tne pronounced antagonist, it is trne there was no direct issue made upon this question, but the principle in con troversy was'clearly understood by both sides, and that understanding had a direct influence upon tne result. . What was that result ? The election of Gov, English by nearly double thr ma jority of the preceding year. In that contest Grant's name was not only freely nsed in behalf of the Radi cal candidate, but his portrait appeared on the Radical tickets. Regarding him as the representative of the Bondocracy, we cannot look upon the result in any other light than as a victory of the peo ple over a most unjust and oppressive financial policy, and in favor of that of which the great statesman ot the West is the exponent and the advocate. And this is not only the expression of popular feeling in Connecticut, but of the whole North. The great majority of the people will insist that it greenbacks are good enough for the mechanic and the laborer, for the farmer and the trad er: they are good .enough for the bond holder. They are also of the opinion that it is a gross injustice to exempt one species of property from taxation and to make others bear an unequal and op pressive burden. ' SEEDS. COLUMBUS SEED STORE. ST. CLAIR & SCOTT, Corner of High and Friend Streets. FEESH AND GENUINE Garden Seeds and Flower Seeds, From the well known Seed Growers, l1' ' D. LANDRETH t SON. PHILADELPHIA. PA, Constantly on hand, - OSAGE okjlxoe: seed, Kentucky Blue Grass, and German White Clover . constantly-oo nana, orders lor BCir llnin. Vin.t .11 kind. vf Shm hherrv ana Seeds, seut by mail or.express to any part of the Sit.,. : rr'V ni.ntlsi'lin. State. mar25-deod2m MILLINERY. MILLINE1Y. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL AT. SPRING GCODS MRS. M. A. VAN HCUTEN'S. Millinery and Straw Goods; ' . Itibbons, l.cew, Flowers; Straw Trimmings. : sar NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES, AND LOW PRICKS. -e Ladies ars respectfully invited to call and ex amine. Al. A.' VAIN H'JUTKN, aprO-eodlm . 64 East Town street. FURNITURE. HiOaAKL HAL. OHA.Rl.B3 0. BELLOWS. C. P. Ii BL'TLBB. IIAI.1TI, MliI.l,OMS Ac BUTLER, FURNITURE WARE -ROOMS, Noa. 218 Ac 2 18 south High St., 1 COI.BJIBCS, OHIO. ( 7Alr txtmtiv Alanvfactory it ot th Foot of down tirtti, on wis uanai.) Their business transactions, both Wholesale and Ketaii, new extena tnronxnour. tne states ot umo, Pennsylvania ana inaiana. ioey manuiacture PARLOR. BEDROOM,' DININGROOM, HALL AND . KITCHEN FURNITURE of all olasses and every design' of superior work manBUio and nnish. Also. fJanc-tneat Ohairs e every description. Wholesale aad Retail. - - terK-de- aiy . . BOOK BINDERY. SIEBERT & LILLEY, Blank Book Manufacturers, .PRINTERS, BINDERSAND PUBLISHERS. Special attention paid to manufacturing first olass BLANIi BOOKS of every description, with or without printed Head ings, ior OOUXTT OPPI0EK9, MERCHANTS, MANPP AOTURERS, BANKERS. RAILROAD COMPANIES. AC. CT Fnll sets of Books tnsde on short notice. warranted to give perteot sattslaction. OPERA HOUSE BUILDINC, aprll eodly COLUMBUS, 02770.53 CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. Paving Notice. To all whom it may concern : Citt Clirk's Office.) Columbus. O.. April 24. 1S68. J Vntin. ia li Amh v vi itati. that Droceedineshave been instituted in thoCity Council of Columbus.for mak ing the lullowiogiraprovemeuis.io-w.i. st .rAir,n inavinr tne unnaved cutters and grading the unpaved sidewalks on the south side of Uroad street Iroin tne eaat nue ui iumouu ui u . Roll. K.;-. thn nnst line of EaRt PubnC lane. Also, for' sorinkling Town street from Fourth street to Sixth street. . " ; . ; The same to be aone in aocoraanco mm piaia ana estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engin- i :n ,va nffiftenf the Citv C erk. ah persons ciaimum , " . nMM. tmnrnvamflnte. are rOQUirod to file their claims in the offioe of the Clerk, in writing, o , before the Seventn aay oi j uue. j SON apl25-dltaww " CityOerkXi Paving Notice. To all whom it may Concern. : CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. I Columbus, O., Apil as, 1888.) Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been Instituted in the City Council of Commons, for making the following improvements, to-wit : For graveling the roadway of the northern ex tension of Front street from North Publio lane to llhe same'to be done in accordance with plat" and oHimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi neer, and filed in the office of the City Clerk. All persons claimins damages on account of said proposed improvements, are required to. file their elaimsin the office of t';e Clerk, in writing, on or before the Tweltbdaj of June.A.. apiS9-dltaw4w ' ' City Cler'k. ' :, special ?totices:;. ICeep tne Elead Cool and tne Dair i a ':-..;.. Uenltliy. : , ' Get a bottle of Cher siller's Life for the) Hair at ones. See how rapidly and pleasantly it will do its work. It restores stray hair to its original eolor, and s ops its falling out. Recommended by Physicians. Sold by all Druggists. See Cheva lier's Treatise on the Hair, sent free by mail. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M, D.. No. HiS Broadway New York..:. ,. j. . . i. I jONY-api-25-eodlyttAs V" . , .. ' The rkaion why ' MTSHLER'S HERB BIT TERS enres so many different diseases, is because it is the but rtmt iy for a deranged stomaoh. or Dyspepsia, now kno wn, and because it invigorates the entire system, strengthens the nervous floras, elevates the standard of all the vital forces, and sustains a most healthful tone of the entire human organism. Medicine that will do this will cure any disease, for the simple rexsoa that nature will do the rest., .: '. ' : t ' . . We guarantee that no woman or child, however pale and emaciated, om use these Bitters regularly for twenty-one days, without tbe return of the rosy cheeks and fair complexion characteristic of good heath., , - Hold by all Drugiists and Dealers. DR 8. B. HAKTMAN A CO.. Proprietors, Lan CA8TBR, pa., and Chicago, Illinois, t r.:.,1 aprl5 dwdT-we3w3tn ; .,-.r 1 'r JLR. TOBIAS' Celebrated Venetian Liniment, Whose wonderfal cures, sure and instantaneous action, inca.es of'Chronio Rheumatism. kTeadabhe, Toothache, Cuts, Burns, Colio, Cramps, Dysentery, etc., have astonished the civ liied world. It is no new catoh-penny, but an artiole that has stood the test of twenty years- The enormous sa'e and rapidly increasing demand is at once the surest ev idence of iti usefulness and popularity. Try it snd be convinced. No family should be without a bot tle in the house hundreds of dollars, and many hours of suffering may be saved by its timely use. Colic. Cramp and Pysentery yield at once to its pain-curative properties. It is perfectly innocen". and can bs given to the oldest psrson or youngest ohild. No matter, if you have no confidence in Patent Medicines try this, and you will be sure to buy again and recommend to your friends. Hundreds of Physicians recommend it in tbeir practioe. None genuine unless signed "S. I. To bias." PrioeSOceoti par bottle. Sold by all the Druni?ts. Depot. 58 CorUamlt street. New York. my6 dxwlm - Immense Iacrease of Sales. ALLCOCK'S POMS PLASTERS. Where one was sold a few years ago a' thousand are sold now. They strengthen, warm and invigorate the psrt upm which they are applied, and relieve nervous affections of i be bowels, lumbago, pains of t!ie side, and usually all local pains. In affections of the kidneys they are of great service. Lame Back, New York. Novembnr S3, 1859. T.Allcock A Co. SeatUmen: I lately suffer ed severely from a weakness in my ba k- Having heard your Plasters much reoointnended for cases of th's kind. I procured one, and the result was all I could desira. A single Plaster cured me in a week. Yours respectfully, J. G. BRIGGS. Proprietor of the Brandreth House. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, Now York. : Sol 1 by all DrnggUts. .. , mjO-diwIm A PANIC would paralyze tbe world of fashion if it were . Proclitiined Everywhere that henceforth no lady or gentlemen could change the color of their bair with safety. Yet suoh would be the Dreadful Dilemma ' of both sexes, if that genial, balsamic, psisonless and peerless preparation. CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE, were stricken off the roll of toilet luxuries. No danger of that, however. It is not for a day, but for al! time.. Manufactured br j. CRIST ADORO, es Maiden Lane. New York. Sold by all Druggists. Ap plied br all Hair Dressers. -m 6-dAwlm '" JAY COOKE & CO. NO. 20 WALL STREET, - Cor. of ITaaaau Anal, JJCW YOUR. We buy an sell at the most liberal current prices, and keep on hand a full supply of GOVERNMENT bonds of all issues, seven-thirties and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and exe cute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS BONDS and GOLD. - CONVERSIONS. ' We convert tbe several issues of Seven-Thir ties at the most favorable market rates into Frvs Twemties, which, at present price of gold, yield the holder about one per cent, more interest pei annum. Circulars with full particulars furnished upon application. JAV COOKE & CO, may-dAwly ITCH! XT OH I I TO XX! SCRATCH SCRATCH ! SCRATCH I !! - - in from 10 to 48 hours. Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch. Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment cures - Salt Rhaum. cures Tetter, cures Barbers' Itch, cures Old Sores, cures Every kind of Humor like Magic Prioe.60 oents a box; by mail, 60 cents. Address WEEKS A POTTER. No. 170 Washington street Boston. Mass. Porsa all Diugeists. seplS-dStawwly MA KICI AGE iUIUE. A NOTHER EDITION JUST PUB t HsheJ. beinctheSSthofthe POCKET .iESCU- LAPIUS, or Every One his own Doctor, including a Treatise on Diseases of Females. Irregularities, Ac; with a hundred engravinss, explaining those diseases, in both sexes. By Wm. Young. Si. D. Every one may oond uct any case of secret diseases, self-abuse, or those distressing diseases incidental to youth, manhood or old age, without resorting to tha miajtlca nt the Draaent Hav. Let no man contemplating marriage be another nour without reading this wonaenui oook, as uais closea important seorets, wbioh should be known to them particularly. - ... . Let the weak and bashful youth who has ruined his constitution by tbe debasing habit of self-abuse read this book. . It will be sent to all parts of the United States and Canadas for 60 oents. Address, DR. WM. YOUNG No. 418 Spruoe street, Philadelphia, Penn. uneU-wlT PROFESSIONAL. DR. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nerr High street, Columbns. Ohio, has devoted turns, If or a series of years to the treatment of certain pri y.te diseases. He may becensultedat his offioi Broa'lf . fiear theExohance Bank -l. may3l-tf . WH1SKK1IS-UR. LaMONTE'S CORRO LIA will force Whiskers on the smoothest lac or Hair on Bald Heads. N, known to tail. Sam pie sent for 10 oentf Ail -. RiEVES V).. iunW-wlv 3SI treet. N.w 'irt. WHOLESALE GROCERS. W. B. BROOKS. ALBX. HOUSTON. V, H. BLiD J. &z W. 13 . BROOKS, - Cor. Rich Sl Histh Sts., Columbus, Wholesale Crocers, DEALERS IN HEW ORLEANS SUGARS AND MOLiSSES, Island Sugars, Coffee, Teas Si icoJ. Tobaccos. XaXQTJOZIS, cfco. feb6-ly SEWER PIPE. ROBINSON" & CO., DBALBB9 IW HXONE HKWKIt XIIE, FULL CIRCLE DRAIN TILE, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, COAL. AND COKE, . No. 581 North n:gh Street. mch31 eodSo COLUMBUS, OHIO. CLOAKS. Sacks, Cloaks and Mantles. CHARLES HECKLING EK HAS opened a large r ora on tbe corner of High and Long streets (over Millers, Green ft Joyce), where he is prepared to oat and make ladies' garments the most elegant manner, and after the latest styles Ladie. can have their own material cut and made to order. laprlS-eodly , - , DRY GOODS. . i 1 : i I t' i a SPRING AND J SUM 11 ER I o. 'U" J ' At W ho lesale O n ly . FINE LINES . OF Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Bnttonsi ".' Dress Trimmings, 1 Plain Jaconets, Plaid Jaconets, " Tab e Linens, Irish Linens, ' ' . Ham's; Edgings, Ham'g Insertings, ' Saxony Engings, Crotohe. Edgings, Linen Hanlkerohiefs, Linen Shirt Fronts, Dickens' Ties, Tabular Ties, .". " 5 WaterfiU Knots, ;'' RnKpand-ra, . . Pooket Cutlery, ' ' ' ' Fishing Tackle, Bpool Cottons, . Linen Threads, ' .." ' Palm Fans, Silk Fans, ' "' Eogle Trimmings, . Bngla Fringes, Plain Fringes, Black Velvet Ribbons, Col'd Velvet Ribbons, ' Belt Ribbons, , Taffeta Ribbons, Trimming Ribbons, Sun Umbrellas, Beaded Parasols, ' French Corsets, Ladies Paper Collars, ' ;;t Oents Paper Collars, ' " Fancy Soaps, ";, " Handkerchief Perrumee, '"Toilet Articles,. ' : .' Stamped Initial Papers, ' Stamped Envelopes, Etc, Eto. ' , ; ,..Eto., HIRRIS, CARPENTER & CO., 101, 10S. lOT tc. 100 Town Street, , - mY-eod2w COLUMBUS, 0 BIO. NAUGTON'S 13 M? .IV E' TT SPRING- & SUMMER DRY GOODS. 1 EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO BUY AT NAUGHT ON' SI Purchasers of' Dry Goods are cordially invited to cttii ana examine ldo iE W S T O C K . DRESS GOODS .. ' FANCY GOODS... SHAWLS DOMESTICS ...... EVERYTHING ... ....CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! , .CHEAP I CHEAP I JAMES NAUG-HTON, 118 & 122 South Hi eh Street, novll-dly-sprlT " " COLUMBUti, OHIO.' IV E W SPRSNC GOODS -AT- GILCHRIST, GRAY & CO.'S. spnnG popiiss For traveling and' Walking Suits, in all colors. very superior stock of 1 I, AltlA LACE POINTS, ' PAULEY AIY CASHMERE SHAWLS, SLAVICS' SACKS, CLOAKING CLOTHS, , ME.VS WEAR AJVD HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS FROCIl CHLVTZ. CBITTZ PIQUES,'! WHITE PIQUES. An elegant stock of DRESS SILKS. In Plain, Plai. Striped and Chene styles. Bleach ed and Unbleaohed Muslin-', all widths, , ., and at the lowest pi ices. 6ILCIIR1ST, GRAY A CO : , . 48 South High street. SOLE AGENTS Tn Colnmbns for Harris Brothers' Celebrated Seamless Kid Gloves. Also, a full assortment Alexandre's mas. GILCHRIST. GRAY CO.. ool8 . S Sonih High street. PRESENTS. 1,000 PREMIUMS : VALUABLE AND USEFUL ARTICLES! GKEF.'N RACKS, nOIClt INSTKC ments, Gold and Silver Watches, hewing Ma chines, lie. Send SO oents. and receive by return mail, post-paid, a Certificate of Interest in our Dis trihution, and a ohoice of tbe fine Sleel Plate Eu- vTaThIKGTON FAMILY. ' ' BK N K. WADE. . LtVCOLN FAMILYS GRANT FAMILY. GRANT Im PEACE, llmil KM.AN Akl) WIFE. SHERMAN. "Wa hineton as a Mason." "Guard an Argels," "Child of Heaven," "FirstScrmon," "Second Ser mon," "bvangeiine," "Longfellow's Children,""My Good Broiher," ana "Happiness." SSi" Clubs oi hve or more will be furnished at the rate of 40 cents each. Sa Canvassers Wanted. "Sa WEEO. McDMBEK 4 CO.. myl-eodSm No. S.Opera Houe, Oolumbus, O. BOOTS AND SHOES. Gr. IICERIGKK aS&- OO., DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES, : To. 163 Soulh High St., Con. tans Old Stand.) . ..'.;.. , COLUMBUS, OHIO. Fall-ana' complete assortment of Eastern Work constantly on nauu. mr Custom work made to order. TP . prli-eod3in ' OK. SsBBsBsBaBBaMBBBsaaMajsWiPMSMsBL in I .PAPER. WAEHOUSES. - . . . . . I 1 i i i . i T i u ) I A ! of 1 ; JAMES ANDUWS. "Vjr, zszz . -'.W.-H. rOSTXK. fa oi'iHiiidji jgA aai7rai "y11 aivruuAnc)IH WHOLjE3ALE paper- warehouse: '"""j ; r " 7 15 n f r t . . ? . 't Itlannfacturei-s und Dealers in . ,'''lW....-?aTT1,,1 -u9A t-, ."? m ;.sjor(i BOOK AND TJEVVS "1" f ij'.J .-M s- -J:. -T v.- fixwywa; .?7f".A if,.',,,, . ;t. . ;I , tf r,,t ' -''"''-'".'" " in n f o AleiO, every sartlcle cossaected wills' .., tbe Paper Vuslness, la. '' .eluding ' " - 'T -, , ': -'-- T ' i . . . " , . , ; ' -.; ,T ff Wntuig, I;,,,.r .,liSim;:,,,MJiriI . .:.-;.! V. l.l-.tnc'.rMfB.f - -; : ' ' ; i v :- n :, - i Wrapping Papers; Envelopes. i.- -h-i .!.!'iraa!-t::T .' Printers' Cards, &c. ! i:; '-- : : . . ,, .. Always keep on band ' ' Book,'.' 1 . i News and " . Colored Inks : " '' ft . j j Nos. 93 and 95 North; Bight St.,a ' " -c ,;! '' COLUMBUS, OHld. v - ' -I '- '"", !': n.:i -' i;''" Alw.ys keep on band a complete assortment of r first o ass and superfine Writing. Printing, and Blank Book Papers, including ! ,; i ' -. . 'i' . ': : .1 . ; -.'! ' : . ... r:,--::-.:u '. .1 Jessup & Laffin's, ' ' ' - ,': , -J-:.'. lia - " : - " ' ' 1 1 ::,:'!. -. ..' a L L. Brown's, . , Plainer '& Porter's, .. : ., lvanhoe Mills, dcJ S9 All Orders hj Mail filled on as reasonable terms as if present in person. , mar30-deudn6m-r ' " . -' 1 paper " warehouse: - ' 1 " i v ..I . ';.;-! un,-Ai -w.l tut '. ' . 1 ; ' c-i ;:l,-,ui "' ' ' ''"..' ' ' -I i-i-l' The attention of the Trade is called to the supeti-v .orstookof ' PA PER S OF AL L E I N DSy '" i tl. '.: V ,J !'i "lifl;'.1 ."- ' : JV . : ' . Just received ndfirsals by - j.i ',.; NEVINS 1 3IVERS; 86, 38 & 40 NORTH HIGH ST., , COL U MB U 8. , .' ' ".. i.t 'o .-, ;.". ' .! I'!. '- ! r.i ll ' -: ' ; ! ' ... '- . ! hi .;- ! Our stock comprises a full line of '" ! Book, . " Writing, '- . l,;;'. . Colored and . .. : ( . . ' . Print Papers,' ' ' " We have a full stock of -' '' envelopes; Of all siies and varieties, which will be sold at th. ilowest market rates. - our stock or :' Is unsurpassed in the oity. Including ' -i i : BRISTOL BOARD,1 ,ar - R. R. CHECK,. ; : 'COLORilaif-aiJdpll And BLANK. GI VK us a calx;. - . .. ". . . " : - '-; ; ; C-i: NEVIKS A 1HYEB,1 novf . ... i - GROCERS,;;' MMM, MILES &. M'DOMLDS; GItOOERS, KlURSll rOB,EIOl, DOMMTIO and (staple Urooeriee in all tLeir varieties. 1) ,-. ,. PBOPBIETORS OF .. , .. COLUMBUS POWDER MAGAZINE. . , ; ; -1 '- ';'. u Agents for sale of the Hasard Powder Co.s Powder.. Also. Agents for tbe sale of Gardner. v. Phipps A Oo.'s - - I Celebrated Sugar-Cured Hams, Imported Wines. Brandies, Cigars, ate. ' ; ; AS MJ O Tjj OIl' .-- M AN H 6uiC,Q m ' S BALTIMORE OYSTERS, CANNED FR0IT8- yegetablks." ktoa , . ; r :"0 "'!' -:i!.i!.l.. X-'1'1'-- Constantly is Store.,,. sa- All Goods Delivered Free(of Obargt. tfr i, sprite MopONALDsl' oot9e-d ..U South High it. t:i!fW"i If ' o-il.