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COLUMBUS, OHIO, TUESL7 AT MORNINGf, OCTOBER 13, 1868. ; ; ,; ;. ; :"J, Z " " "
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Booths or kue-a discount of eoe-aalf tram Daily
fates. ' '
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per sgaaje ar flrst insertion. 76 outs for each ad
ditional hiAertioB, .
BcsiMtss NoricKS, SO cents each lMrtioa, '
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BUSINESS DIBECTORY
"ARCHITECT.-
ViBBMKISRt'.'"-'
o. Architect, Civit Engineer, Ac. . '
Unw over tfi. aaIwdm fcxeoanre eul
cs: -ATTORNEYS. :
I .1 '1, ! . . r ) 1 1 .1 r;
ItRASEMAt lAH, i - ' v'Mfl
-ATTORNE. 8 AT LAW
Office, Vo. 89 booth High street, Arnbot Build
tfV 'J '0' !'.''' ' r " ! t' I t-'"
A ATIOR8k.K-AT-tAWMATOE,
1 -,.- Alajof sOffiee
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Notmr Pnhlie.
Pannu't. Btuldinc
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ATT0EIE If-AT-LA WAi Ktr r"abIio-.i
1 vfntW In Mraxk ntH tl"I.""
AUCTION. AND.C0MMISSI0N
JG.BBAU .-.'..'' '.
Aaetioneer nd Dealer In Real Eitt Boom
BoldUoou, UkJtAint and Noti na. -
.if -r. ...: Do. Wart Broad itrert.
.PVi'-VBATH -ROOMShr )zhd
fJT ' Barber and Hair Dremer. ' Ho and Cola
ctatoa. . tiaaeawnt foatoOiee ituihUn. w -. 1 i'n:
.BOOK. BINDERS.
k'BJSlllf.l'B'-iAa.ai'K '. t i
O Book Binder Blank pBooip Jiaaufaotureni,
yri in?i
BOOTSSHOKS.
144 8ontti Hia ttreot. Just receired. aa
sjewan ortmanaj Aew jltjrUa, iovprioeav lav-
aiea, pieaaa eani-. 31 a n, o
LA it tte aoted boaee forirood Boots aad Show
aftkiav pilaee., ilea DUMB joeeeirea. r
,-,- ' 7fr South High street.
COAL DEALERS.
CVrDealanU r'UtaiBtita: and Ohb3ali (lBo.
jojtqx'Xicwa i.ue.azMft owoeoewec ripe,- '
Ho.st orth Hithitjeet
COaDUSSIONrMERCtiAlSlTS.:
TT FITCH fc SUN.
AX Comminiodi ForirardiDg aad ProdooeMer
ebaaU,daaiar in UroiB.Jflpatj-,, ST W. Broad
street. - 4 -
CORSETS.
D '.t. SACflla.Eiat' fc C4. '
.Manaraotnrers and llealan in Freneh. Qdr-
uanjaadAmerieaa Oorsete. Also, HoopTkirts .,.
i . " CRO CKERYy' &i
Vrrm. ielton,: : ' .
- Wholesale' and Retail ' Dealer In flhlna.
Qmenawaro, UUua. i'lated Goods, Lam pa and Lamp
i ixtures.:
40 J'orcB Higri street.. .
fl-u'Aa arAa' ! t 'o..-.i;.
JU Importer aud Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Crockery, China, Glass, Cutlerj, Plated Goods.
Coal Oil Lamps, Ao.: ' -
;-! to i .. r- -.r ISO South Hiizh street.
DENTISTRY. . '. t' ! ,-! .
e '( - ! ; -.
WaBHiiB Ac KirilTlNKK, "
.s . 1 7 ni'. .r-.Ko. 18 East Broad street
Wear's to be the fast. ,'.t
CT wr:VJNiri-rENTI3r.-Tbe best styles
of Dentistry inaiuding Ouna's I m pro red
Aiiaeral Pkue.- Office. 10 and 11 Opera Block.
DRY GOODS.
eciiO ni it.
e.BEBL Ac CO.,
a Dealers in I)r Goods- Notions. Garneta. OU
Cloths, Matttngs Shades. tiats.Capa and ura.
J1 'V.'OaJBotAN Ac vo., -'- rl
a6 - -- i la Sontfi Htirri atr-aL
'Carpet, Mattings, 01 Cloths,Curtaiiis, St-, le and
ranoy uryuooqs. , -. , , . ::
r'l:kw.tl. Fal, "
AA a ' Wholesale and Rel-il Trexlerti In Rfjinla and
Fancy Dry Goods, and Atannfaoturera of Ladies'
Ohs.- :-- 128 a.Hib g'wot. r'
rOIIBTH ST. DKT GOODS STIIllr',. '
XT F. Krum A Co., aagh dsaJersoDry Goods and
ova- ni, in oouia c uann sinw.. v ' f -
TAKIKS NACUM.ON.
O Wholesale and Retail Dealer irT Dry Goods,
nau)!nton Duuamg. non- lib ana va south Uigb
KBii vim a v w awan ' ' ' rl - -Dealers
in Stapla and Fancy Dry Goods and
taanssrrumismng uooas.no. snail tlons.-
"'SkaJalat'sTt 4 a A : As. JO. .
Jf Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Good. '
- Am MvnHk lJ : n U
rrr
y. aax.ja ais.r. a k vu,,
k'.' Foreign and Domestic lrr Goods, Cloths.
a btb) (& u in boois oiga street.
DRUGGISTS.
tV SaAalBi'ari at a aV ) sf i Sal 'aTsl at ataf ak
IBsTVI VAB W OaV VaWJUB . fc - v --- -
irugft audi Apothecarj. w fr 751 1
- - - y 1 noixn nign srrwt
E
WUOLASALE A RE lAIL DRUGGISTS,
: . - r 100 South mgh at.. toinnioaa,v.
TJUAfJM. HBII-K ff'SS ... ". - ; .'-
A W holesaie and Kaiail.Druggists. and Dealer!
j ateuiemes, . -
r - - S North High street.
ENGRAVERS.
R1CMEM ak IDOOHE, . , . , . r
Dee ig oars, Engrayers and Publishers, i Nota
riai aad other seals, engraved to-order. -
- Kos. 107 and lo aonth High street.
FURNITURE, &c.
COECJT1HUS CAHIT;1 CO.i '
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
Ti in t urniture. Chairs, alattrasses, eto.
. 1 ' - V . Ao. sol South High St. (Opera House).
Ua ri7alITlaiCiT
Manufaeturersot first class Furnitnre. Whole
sale and Retail' Warerooms, 0, 7 and 8 Gwynue
Block. - - f.- - .: " -
HOUSE -FURNISHING.
f . ataaitin uku Ac C4.,' ' '' '
Alu Dealer- in Mantles.' Stores and Hons Fur
ntauing Gooos. Also, Tin, Copper and Sheet lrou
Ware,- --, - .... . a tast Town -treet.
A KENS tc STOAsAT,.-' .ir "
. ,0S? hinf Go-ids; Mantles. Oratos,
Copper, Ira and sneet Iron, Stoves and Mantles.
1 r - "'; . ; SH ri..i. n;.h
A"'""l - . a t- .a . a
Dealers in rware,notia.l!'urmshingGoodr,
inarble and Slate Mantles, Grates, Swves.iiot Air
Furnaces. Ao. MJiorth High street-
- . 'HOOP SKIRTS.
f-M K sI...jw .... . .... j - .:
jlMairaftuTer and WbolertlO Dealer lii Hoop
Skirts and O0rsota.. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepher
asu f awx fcilC TTf:y"-1w.
-i:n 1 .liJ7',slrr; .kao'toulvU
BUSINESS DIEECTCHY
HOWEi'SEWINGMACHINK
SP. AXTELL,
e Dealer in Mojical Merrhandise, Boot s. Sta-
tiooer.r and FaoeT Goods Benerally. Special Acent
for the calibrated Kiiaa Howa Gold Medal tjewinc
Machine. Mo. 6 South Hi(b straet.
HATS & CAPS. -
ubs. n. nr. ncr,
VI (rineoeraor to E. iiufj Dealer in Hais, Cap.
Furs and Straw Goods 128 Sod to Bicn rtreet.
(bun widen tlnt-J
w vjjoTELS.
NATIWNAA. HOTr L,
Opposite Depot.
J. U. DA V IDSUH. r-roprietor.
u
MXfcW Sl aTtS HOI EL, .
Corner Bi(h and Town streets.
- W-alU)UN T. Proprietor.
ZhTTLF.H HOUffi,
Corner r'oarth A Friend sts. Commodiou
house and aitensire stables.
Li. A. BUWfcKS. rropnetor.
M1
EHCHANTS HOTEL,
146 South tlich street, uood staDlinf attaoa-
ad to premises.
tt r. inAiva&n,rnHinw.
INSURANCE.
CowwKO-rfciT'r niiTDaii-1.1 ru
ttranoa Company. Assets. $18.' 00,000
wu. jAMisun, Aneru, viotumnus, u.
N'
EWKIBK At niLTEKIBEBGEB,
GENERAL AGENTS Seouritr Life Insurance
Company, . Ho. f Opera House.
Hons iNSDiiANCE-coneAiv or
Columbus; O. (pital and Assets, H6614.J7.
W. C. M. BA! K.'Seo'y. -
umee. om.iit upera nous
MILLINERY GOODS.
c
a Wholesale and Retail Millinery Goods.
11 S. High street, upera House Bloek.
S itsA. ti'miro, r 'vs i 1 "1'
Dealer In WillinerT, Straw Goods And Trim
mines. Ho- I Worth High street.
J H. W1LKIE,
a Dealer in Millinery, Dress and Cloak Trim-
mi ma nd raney Goods. 130 South Ukb street.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
SCHAIHArisEif Ac OHLLEBEN,
Merchant Tailors and Dealers in Gents' Fnr
nishinj Goods, c.-' i - a "f
t ' r Ho. 58 ITorth fligh street; 1
CW.NMWAXDER, .A..t J
e aVerobarrt-Tailor and Dealer in Bents Fori
nishiDg Goods.
Also agentforthe Diamond Shirts,
r 181 Souchiiijh street.
THIS OHIO MERCHANT TAILORING
A CLOTHING CO., 185 8. HihtAentar
suits made to orders Jiad7mada AJlotnins ai
JOHN 17. RICKEVBaCHEB,
Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Clothing and
Genu ( nrnisDing uooaa.
No. 61 North Hib street
JOHN HDKTER,
MERCHANT TAILOR. MO South High it.
Choice stock of Clothing constant lr on hand.
r-. r NEWS DEALERS.- y tjl
ANDKbWS A BULL,
News Dealers, Booksellers and Stationers.
No. 65 South High street, nex' door to Poatoffice.
PBEV. II is a. M AN IV.
A? News Dealer, Bookseller, Stationer and Bind
er. Publications in both German and Eng ish.
131 South High street.
PAPER "VYAREHOUSESit
HDKEWSi PEKBr : CO ,-'
. Manufacturers and Dealers In W ritln. Frint
and Wrapping Papers, 83 A 86 North Uigb it.
tng
NVINS At H?EB!).
Dealers in PrintingBook, Writing and Fine
Papers 36, 38 A 4 Nonh High street.
o PHOTOGRAPHERS.
B
cc a r. t r.ns
THOTOGRAPHERS."' '
. 81 Son'h High street.
Ac OTKVRNS,
JJI KLLIOTh
e PHOTOGRAPHER. 10T South High street.
Pictures made in every style and aiie.
DJ. AKCHEK,
. Photographs, Ambrotypes, Gems, etc., etc,
. I No-SSouth HifrnsrreeU S
PHYSICIAN.
Era. downs, in. i.
No. S Opera Hrrasw.-Treats Diseawesof the
Te. Kr. Heart, Thruatand Lungs. Also. Diseases
of Women and Children.
r- 6-.
fPIAN0SrT
f F. HAUUM fc CO.,
Wholesale and Retail dealers for Li elite A
Co. 'sand Haines & Bro.'s Fiauoa. Also,. Organs,
jnetoawu aaa nwu oanotH .uviruHiGnus.
36 Worth Uigh ftreet.
Jt'. WOODS,
Aeent for Chick erinffs and Emm arson's Pi
anos Also. Organs, ileiodeons and Sheet Mo etc.
si aontn mga street.
RESTAURANT.
B
A INK EXCHANGE RESTAURANT,
uorner state ana ncn-nreets.
CHaRLEV MYER, Proprietor.
SEWING MACHINES.
AETNA 6BtVlN6 MACHINES, :
- T be-best -in the world." Nos. 1 and 1. Opera
House. W. PIMMEL, General Agent.
WATCHES AND. JEWELRY.
RJ. Item B4.lt Ac CO.,
Dealers in Fine Watches. Clocks. Jewelry,
Platedware, Spectacles, Ac., No. 11 ta.t Town
street. r .
GATES Ac HARRINGTON
(Successors to Wm. Blynn) dealers Jn Dia
monds, Watch s. Jewelry. Silver Ware aud Speo
tacles. No. 1 Neil Honro. '
Fi. AL LE'QOeRfcrXr
e Wholesale and Retail' dealers in Watohes.
Clocks and Jewelrr. No. 71 South High street.
. r, i ii i
STRICTLY' WHOLESALE.
B
ANCttOFr tsKOS. tc CO.,
VV holesaie Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions.
S and 4 Gwynne Block, Town street.
REED, JONES Ac CO.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots
and Shoes. No. S Gwynne Block. Town St,
' NOTICES. -
Bank
Notice.
i . i ?. i V. -' - ' X!. Li
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
all whom it may oonoern, that tbe City Bank
of Cleveland, an Independent Banking Company,
organised and carrying on business as an Indepen
dent Banking company- at the city of Cleveland,
Ohio, under an sot of the General Assemoly of the
said State of Ohio, entitled "An Aot to incorporate
he State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
panies," passed February S4th, 1845, being desirous
of relinquishing and closing its Banking business,
to that end has. in pursuance of the statutes of the
said ritate of Ohio in such ease made, paid and re
deemed more than ninety per oent. of the maximum
amount of its eiroulating notes, and delivered tbe
same to the Treasurer ot State of the said State of
Ohio to badestroyed. and have provided meensaud
given security to the satisfaction of tbe Treasurer,
Secretary and Auditor of State of said State of
Ohio lor the redemption of its outstanding notes of
circulation at tbe office of the National City Bank
bf Cleveland, at the raid-aity of Cleveland, where
ssid City Bank is located.
Done by order of ihe Board of Directors of the
Citv Bank of Cleveland, July 8th, l6B,
, LEa-UEL W 1CK. President,
i .j411tawnv (-"v. . ;"- --
! NOTICE,
! A EE PERSON WHO HAVE LEFT
XV. work for repair at T. Anderson's Carriage
Manufactory and have not-ealled for it, are hereby
notified that such work as has been on hand for four
months, or over, will be sold at publie auction, on
theoornerof State and High etr eta, unless called
for andcha ges paid within thirty da's from dale,
V, " , ; - T. ANDERSON.
I Columbu.,0.. Sept. U, 1868. .lenatsUHlr.
i XNOTICE.
j . i BANK OF COMHERCE,
! Cleveland, May 23, 1H68.)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
holders of the outstanding notes of the lata
Hank of Commerce, and all other parties intrii
that alter the expiratioa-ofatx momnVfVo fail'
date, application will be made to the Auditor Sec
retary and Treasurer of State to surrender to said
Bank tbe sucks deposited to secure the outstanding
circulation oi said Bank in pursuance of the forti
Srst (4l station of the act to authorise J?ree Bank
ing, passed March list. J851. , "
,n. pa o jgpy, peB,jins pridet
ifc. 1U XlLlDU l a Va-31113A. LaAaBTW-QOOa.
The Sisters of St. MarjV,
Hp THE S.BlUGit, BECEliTLV OF
y somerset, rerrv cjuu.jt, win opeu ineir large
and spacious building for the reception of pupils on
!he first Monday in September, 1868. For Board and
tuition. 876, 80. S85 and 890, according to the de
lartment of tbe popiLr j -sj JW ROSE. Snp'c
AddroesBox 161. ------ au.3-dtf
tatcsman.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Indian Summer—Pretty Faces from
the Sea-side and the Mountains—
Grecian Bends and Paniers—Velocipedes
in Central Park—the Democratic
Mass Meeting—Pennsylvania
Waiting for the Verdict—Hoffman,
Seymour, McClellan—Etc., Etc.,
[Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.]
NEW YORK Oct. 9, 1868.
J,The early ' mornings aro chilly and
Hie nights grow cool, bat the soft, pear-tinted-
mists' of .this glorious season,
hen Indian Summer, like an . Indian
Queen, flings her dusky, jet invigorating,
arm' around us, still lingers beautifully
and tenderly over our Northern . land,
with, how and then a stiff sea breeze to
feing'a rather boisterous requiem for the
"death ot the flowers.' . : , -
' But stron? blood, invigorated pulses
for life and trade, 'andrVesbened hopes
for the triumph of pur Democratic catn-
dates; are not all that our Indian Sum
mer brings us from afar. .. ' -
PRETTY WOMEN FROM THE SEA SIDE.
Bright eyes .from mountains and fresh'
blown cheeks from our fashionable cons,
try Resorts, have returned to the.city. by
scores and bnnurwl8t-afiqtnr tnorough
fares show a corresponding increase of
attraction and interest. -'- ' " f'
Our .'watering places are great insti
tutions in their way. They -may be
wicked in their influence, as some old
fogies asserts " They, may induce 'gam
bling, drinking,; flirtation, and, in soma
measure, the artificialties of life, but
thbjr do this much : They invigorate the
stream of languid, restless, city-sick cre
ation of, Broadway and -our -other fash
ionable thoroughfares, at the. close- of the
seasons with All the charming, springing,
blossoming freshness and Hbeauty, which
otfr-city belles have stolen from New
port, Long Branch,- Saratoga, the ivats
kills'ahd the Adirondacks, in much the
aame' way that a bunch of wild flowers,
tors- from the dewy bosom of a moun
tain glen, would thrilL to the quick the
wreath" of' fading exotics- in a French
woman's" coiffiirel" Everything""is" in
spired; by this touch of nature. Even
GRECIAN BENDS
go tilting downline' streets with a bnoy
acy which half deprives, them of their
hideousness, for the young bright face is
sm natural and sweet that we can lorgive
the gaU...'.- .y. ,. ; ; '. c' ...
-cJPaniers ' are as protuberant and ridic
ulous as ever, but a month's practice in
mountain clambering has schooled many
a fair one into bearing even this incum
brance- with-an ease which is almost a
graced '0 Uc'J to '.r;rri
She may, also, have had. a long spell
on thesea-shore;" alhdJ the" daily .kiss of
the breakers round her; yielding lorui, a
constant association with that grandest
ana most Deautinu-oi.. an motions, tne
williiig undulation of the "sea, has 6c-
casioned tuib flowing Deauty ot her
movement on ' the promenade, " which
even Grecian bends cannot crook into
shapeliness..' ..'','j ' ' . . ','..
; But th'a ' Ball season approaches', and
it is sad to think that the regular round
of ball, opera, mask, late nights,, later
suppers, and other disipations are des
tineu to snatch this bloom from the
cheek, this luster from the kindling eye,
and this spring healthfulness from the
freefoot.r : . ': . .''., !!'-':
THE LATEST EVENT IN THE FASHIONABLE
WORLD,
if it may be denominated such,' was the
sensation caused in Stewart's bazar by
the contretemps between a lady (Airs
Spinola) and her husband's mistress.
The brazen assurance of the latter (a
pretty woman; with blonde hair,' gray
eyes, regular - features and a form of
rather ultra luxuriance, though in every
particular ' revealing' the' stamp of the
demi monde),' in confronting the injured
wife of the man whom' she had, by her
wiles and, blandishments, allured from
the path of virtue, was something ex
traordiuary for this country; and though
Mrs. Spinola so far forgot herself, and
her prerogative, as to use her bands in
stead of her tongue, she had the general
sympathy, of , tin community of both
sexes. ; . ' . '
! Mrs. Spinola having been placed un
der arrest, the 'case came up in the Spe
cial bessiohs MJourt yesterday, and a
lively and scandalous time was antici
pated; but ah" outside arrangement pre
viously agreed upon, disappointed pub
lic curiosity, and thus these private skel
etons of tashionabie - lite are consigned
to their allotted closets. - - . . - ,
THE VELOCIPEDES
tral
Park have : created "some little ex
citement, but from the poor success with
which our beaux and belles have thus
far handled them,, I judge they tUI not
create much ot a turore. "
They are difficult and somewhat dan-
geroiiB to manage.'. " I don t know exact
ly for what reason, but, like enough, be
cause American ladies ure not so anxi
ous to display their ankles to the same
length as are their Parisian Bisters, but
ihe- -velocipede - does not . seem to gam
much favor among the fair sex. i
Perhaps the vision of the skating rink
causes them to discard such difficult
means for the exhibition-of their pretty
feet who denies that they have pretty
feet? when' the flash of a silver heel,
the fluster of a fairily furred Polish
petticoat, and the long swing over the
crystal floor, can furnish them with their
desire to their hearts' content.; -.
THE APPROACHING CAMPAIGN,
Of course,' engrosses all classes at tbe
present . time. The'; . Democrats ' are
everywhere jubilant and confident of
success. :' ' . ,-'- - , .'. :'..- :.';'
! ;The mass meeting' and torchlight pro
cession of the Democracy of this city
on Monday night were, so far as multi
tude' and enthusiasm : were concerned,
extraordinary;' The display has never
bad its equal on this continent. If you
have any , faint-hearted , Democrats in
jvonr community perish the thought !
you should send them -here to see a
New York turnout, And they would de
spond no, more hope would still nerve
hem even if defeated. The constantly
recurring intelligence of - :
! -"" ' ' c NEGRO OUTRAGES " .
In the South does a great deal towards
strengthening the Democracy in this sec
tion of the country. : c j i 1
j The horrible rapes, robberies, murders
and other villainies perpetrated by the
ignorani ireeamen ot the boutb, instead
of 'exciting lndignatiou against-- them
6nly inspires: us with rage, and ven
geance againat-tho Radicals who have
pi iced them in position for the grati
fication ot ineir savage; instincts, tor
which they are bat partially responsi-
ble, and come what may, we will eventu
ally have a whita man's government a
government ot sense and intelligence
yet,!- i-, .-! ,) H m r.i ,-, j t ! -i : -
The Northern llemocracy are deter
mined on this point, and they are as a
man "distinct as the billows, and one
as the sea.! '...: --'
To show you what heart toe have in 1
the remit, I may mefalion that ' Colonel i
Legard, a wealthy gentleman, nntil re-i
bently a resident of the Brevoort House,
last, night offered o bet ten thousand
dollars against seven thousand five hun
dred that the. Democrats would carry
Pennsylvania," and found - no takers.
The Colonel is well known and appre
ciated among the, betting circles, and the
fact is significant. f n ; yl i!- c
I also learn that,. J ohn Morrissey has
a standing wager to the same odds. . r .
THE RADICAL RING
At- Albany, will be thoroughly broken
np by the election br John T. Hoffman
as governor of this State, and there ex
ists little doubt ofjiis election. -
' The. Kadicr.l leaders, even, partially
admit that Griswold has little chance in
his opposition to "the people's favorite,"
as Hoffman has been so aptly and justly
termed, and take' refuge in the assertion
that Seymour will . be beaten, even in
the-event of Hoffman's election..! : , ,i
- This is a weak device of the enemy.
To anyone who has thoroughly and
thoughtfully '"canvassed, the Empire
state, it must .be apparent that bey.
mour is fully as dear to the 'people as
Hoffman; and his election is equally cer
tain. . ;. : ... " ',.,'iy .( .
MISCELLANEOUS.
There , is not much to report in the
way ofi municipal .intelligence. The
only' excitement during the past week
has been the conclusion' of the disturb
ance is the' whisky ring trial, in which
Rollins, Harlan d. Smith: Cod have
come out with flying colors, while poor
Binckley Binckley, of the black' eye,
Binckley, of the damaged snoot, Binck
ley of the blasted bugle la consigned to
obscurityv -where he" may! hang up his
bruised arms as monuments of bis bout
with New. York lawyers and the whisky
ring. , ' ili -i i -.'j IV..,' -i
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FROM MARSEILLES.
[Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.]
MARSEILLES, September 24th, 1868.
" The Tempt has a letterfrom Madrid
ot the zzd,. which accords exactly! with
the accounts I received this. Afternoon
from a person jiHtarrived thence. The
capital was quiet, there had been no con
met out mere was animation ana un
easiness, due to the movements of troops
and " to,", contradictory ; reports,',. The
writer says : "Yesterday, and even" the
day before, the 20th; immediately after
the 'proclamation of the state' of siege,
troops began to be sent southwards. I
saw depart among'other corps, the 1st
Regiment of Artillery, the Majorca Reg
iment of Infantry, four squadrons of cay
airy "and a'battalton of 'chasseurs, "under
Ueneral .f avia. 1 he troops sent away
have been replaced here by calling in
the gens d'arihes scattered over the prov
ince We ' have now .7,000 or 8,000
of them.' . .These tuardiers civiles are re
puted especially devoted to the Govern
ment. As to the insurrection, we know
probably less than you do, for the Gov
ernment publishes only what it wishes
known. ' It avows the rising bf Seville,
Ferrol, S?ntana, Santanda.. As to the
insurrectionary elements in Madrid, they
seem to have orders not to 'move at pres
ent. ' The arrival of the Queen is alter
nately announced. and contradicted," and
this causes much comment, and con
vinces people there is much confusion in
the'official world. It is thought a very
serious symptom. ' It is believed that
Marshal Concha insists on her coming,
and that she refuses. Perhaps she re
fuses to accept certain, conditions which
are deemed necessary." i,, : '?.':- .;! '-I
' In - connection' with this correspond
ence may be taken the following anec
dote given by more than one paper ss re
ceived from San Sebastian and which
the Opinion . Nationale thus relates :
Minister Jose de la (Joncha .sent Mr.
Salamanca to the Queen to insist upon
her returning immediately to '. Madrid
with the Prince of the 'Asturias, if she
wished to save her dynasty. 'But. Mr,
Salamanca added that it was necessary
she should separate herself from Marfori
(the reigning favorite). c,Her Majesty is
said to have found that condition unac
ceptable, and to have replied that the
Spanish people were a shameful people
(pueblo indecente), and that she was not
anxious her son should reign over a na
tion of robbers and assassins. .Rather
strong language, bat the Queen'' is her
lather s daughter, . and, moreover,, she
probably how labors nnder considerable
exasperation. A telegram from Bayonhe,
from a person whose previous eommuni
cations have proved correct, says thai
Lagrona has pronounced. ....This .was
unexpected. It is quite certain that, if
it be true, Eepartero is at the head of
the movement. We are reduced to con
jectures as to how the thing came about
There was an extremely small military
force at Lagrona, and, situated as that
place is, an open town "between Pampa
lunaand Burgos, neither of which is yet
insurgent, it would seem the heighth of
temerity ior it io uuist tue revolutionary
flag. We must suppose that it has re
ceived aid from without. I mentioned
about that Brigadier Questal, sent north
ward against the insurgents, was report
ed to have joined them. , He is a very
devoted friend of Espartero. Perchance
he may have deviated from his route
and gone to take his orders. ' Possibly,
also, Espartero may have bad news of
a rising at Saragossa, which embolden
ed him to make one at Lagrona. A
demonstration on his part is important,
because the Queen's party have placed
great reliance on his attachment to the
dynasty. At one time it was certainly
very strong, but it may well have be
come impaired by the conduct of her to
whom he long professed ; the most un
bounded devotion. , ,, .
i Gonzales Bravo, on receiving from the
Queen a hint to resign, "because circum
stances required a Captain-General at
the bead of the Government," tele-
fraphed to his colleagues at Madrid,
is telegram had not transpired, but it
caused those to whom it was addressed
to leave Madrid instantly, in the clothes
they stood in, and without the incum
brances of baggage. - 11 ':'
i Further I can. only tell you that the
revolution party are more than ever con
fident of the success of the anti-dynastic
movement. ;
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Paving Notice.
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, CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. I -
C'OLCMBUS. O.. Sept. 14, 1B08.J
Notice is herebv riven that trrnreMriin. h.n
instituted in the City Council of Columbus,, for
ui&iiu buoiuuu.iuK improvemenvs, vo wit :
For repaying the sidewalks in front of property
numbered nineteen West Uroad street, of -.-
Also, to construot a twelve inch atone pipe sewer
on Seventh street from a point opposite the north
line or tv . v.. Brown's lovon nroaa street to a point
opposite the north line of the first alley north of
nrnsa sireeieascox nevenin aireei.
Also, for constructing stone areb out-vert of snob
dimensions aa mav he reaiiired. anrnR. Itpn.fl itnu:
woere tne proposed ditch crosses the same near
Acbeson Isne.
AUo. to establish tbe bonndarv line of Park street
between North Publio lane and the bridge over
tbe CCA I. C. Railway, and to erect marks at
each points as tbe same may be easily known.
aiso. ior gracing ana paving the unpaved side
walks, guttsrs and crnssinas. and aradina and .rav
eling the road wa y of Walnut alley from Fair alley
vivUE rum street, ...
The same to be done in aocordanea with nlafa arnt
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the office of the City Clerk.
an persons eiaimmg damages on account of said
DTODOaed improvements, are reauirjui u file fch.;.
Simula iu tun yuiuv ui cut, umt, in wrillUK, U U O
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L. E. WILSON.
.... .
ieplT-dltaw4w City Clerk. '
Paving Notice.
lo oil tcAosa tc may Cviteern :
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CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, f
i.l , (Im.nwsnR. I).. H.nt Sfl lAAft I
rTotine ia herebv ffiv.n fh.f nrnMAMlinM h.v. Kmh
ImaftfnlA I, Ik. tf- f- .1 C 1 1 .. 1 I 1.
uig ue louowiog improvements. to-wt : . -
b or grading and Davinc the noDaved sidewalks.
gutters and crossings on Third straet from Hiokory
aiiey w noriu street;
Also, ior araoiDr ana Banns- ms anna-rert airla.
walks, gutters aad crossings on 'tbe-aoata side of
v, hu w UUIU 1UILU O.I CO L M CUUIIU Oil On,, .
' Also, for grading and paving tbe gutters and oross)'
tngs and graveling the sikewalks and grading the
roadway on Mobawk street, from South Public lane
to Hjeamore street. ; . -. ,i - . jj i
Also, for eradina and rerjavinr the sidewalk and
gutter and crossing on Rich street, in- front of Lot
00. arenniaon'a aundiviRian ot unuot nivSB,,
Also, for grading and graveling the roadway of
vuspei street, irom rair alley to ront street;
Also, for srradinsF and oavinr the anttera and
curbing on the sontn side of Chapel street and for
traveling the roadway from High, street to r air
aiiev:
A wo. for buildirjr a double row flaw erosslns
across Linn alley at the east side of High street:
Tbe 2.1 me to be done in accordance with the plats
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi
neer, ano niea in tne omce ot tne vjity vierx. .
- All persons elaimina-damases on account of said
proposed imurovements. are reauired to file, their
olaims in the offioe of the Clerk, in writing, on or
oeiure ue ragateema vxay -ox aovemner, A. .A.
Aeuo, .
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7b aU tcAora it may concern, : : 1 v,i
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Notice is herebv ai van. that nrnceedinvahavn heen
instituted in tneuity t;onnouot t;ommDu8,tormaK
ing the following improvements, to-wiu .,
tor grading aud paving tDe cutters and graveling
toe BioewaiBsann grading tneroaoway et rarsons
street irom noutn ruouc lane to Division street.
Also, for STadina and oavina the unrjaved- aidi
walks, gutters and orossings, and grading and grav
eling the roadway of Fair alley from Rich street to
Walnut alley, aad also for gradiac and graveling
the roaaway of rail alley from. Walnut alley to
A own street - - - - -
Also, for grading Parson's lane from East Publie
lane to the cornoration line.
Also, for builling a double row flagstone orosi
ing across Third street at the north side of Long
street.
Also, -for grading and paving the unsaved gutters
and crossings and eradina and aravelina the side
walks on John street from Cleveland avenno to
Washington avenue. -The
same to be dona in accordance with nlata and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil 1-lngin-
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All persons olaiming damages on acoonnt of said
proposed improvements, are reauired to file their
claims in the office of toe Clerk, in writing, 00 or
before the ineteenth day of October, a. V. 1868.
-Sj S(1; L. K. WILSON, -t
City Clerk.
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To all tcAorn ii may Concern : 1 i-, -. b ,.- .
1 CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, r I
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Columbus, 0., Sept. 31, 1S68.I
Notice is hereby given that prueeedingshave been
instituted in the. City Council of Columbus, for
uiaMiua we luuuniux luipruTeuieuui, to-wit :
- for reoaving the gutters and resetting the mrh-
in; on tbe west side of Seventh street between
Friend Street and Rich street. ...-..,
. Also, for paving the unpaved sidewalks on the
east side ot rum street between Rioh street and
Cberry street.' '1 - ' - - 1.- - ;
Also, for grading and graveling Chapel streel
from Hiffh street to Fair allev. ' . -
Also, for grading the roadway of Hamlet street
north from the C. C. A C. railroad depot to the line
01 w m. neirs property.i
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the Jity umi n,ngi
near, and filed in theoffioe of theCitvClerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed imarovements. are reautred to file their
olaims in the office of tlie. Clerk, in writing, on or
oetor. tne aeveutn day 01 novemoer. a. d. ibos,
.- - L. E. WILSON,'
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To all waora it may concan: . v - ,
1 . x CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, t
- - -. . r 1 CoLCMBlia. 0 Ana. 3t 1868.1
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
Instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the follower a improvements, to- wis: . -
For grading and paving the gutters and crossings
ano grading toe roadway on ui streel irom w a&n.
inrrtnn trnnn. t.o l-..jr. Pnhlli, Ian.
The same to be done in accordance with "plats
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INSURANCE. 1
Auditor of State's Clsrtificaie
AS TO' THB BUSINESS AN9 AFr AIB.8 OP TBX 0t '
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CERTIFICATE FOR PCRLtCATlON.
V.i'-f 0: 'AUDITOR OF"BTATE'8 OFFICER
, , Dbpabtmbut of Inscbaxcb. T
- .3 ? .'.! ! COLCUBOg.i., rebruary 15,1868.) 7
It is hereby certified. That tbe Continental (Fire)
Insuraroe Com oaoy, located at New York, in that
State of New York, has complied, in all respects,
with the laws of this State relating to such Insur
ance Companies, for thee-neot year, aid has filed
in 'his Office a sworn Statement, by the proper
Officers, showing its condition and business, at the
date of such, statement, as follows : ... . .
Amount of actual paid-up Capital.... fSOO.ooo 00.
Aggregate amount of available assets. .. .114,480 W
Aggregate amount ot Liabilities., line. . . . . ' f
Re-insurance ' S81.W! 8
Amount ot income for the pre eding year 801AB8 M
Amount of expenditures for the preoed- . , .
ing year 681,443 47
In witness whereof, I have hereunto Bob'serined
mv came, and caused .the-Seal of my
sealJ Office to be affixed, the day and year above
- written. , , T ,.
1 1 JAS. H. GODM AN". Auditor of State.
By JA8. WnJJAMS,Cbiat Clerk-,u.; ..-. .11
Geo. F. O'Harra & Co., agents, -
S (NATJGBTOli BliOCK).' ' . "-!:Uv:.J lOUiJI
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AS TO TBI BU8INBS8 AND AFFAIRS OF THS 9r!i
PACIFIC INSURANCE
! aiB SIN BTR.ABICISCO. CAf.
j CERTIFICATE FOR PWIHCATtOW?
1 ui l; St'Sf- u--:: V'l?" -!'-t aulf
1 AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICE.)
! J- '- i - DKFABTMBNT OF IltgrBANCE. ' lA
; -,t. t.. Columbus. Sept. I9tb le68. r.
It is hereby certified. That tbe Pacific Insurance
' Company, located at San Franoisoo, in the State of
California bas complied, in all respects, with, tbe
laws of this State relating to such Insurance Com
panics, for the onrrent year, and ha filed inu taisj
offioe a sworn statement, by tbe proper , cffioeral
: showing its condition and bnsiness. at the date ot
such statement, aa follows, gold cuirency t, .-, - p r j
, Amount of actual paid up Capital.... 81,000.000 CO
Aggregate amount of available aasets. . -1,589,818 w
Aggregate amount of Liabilities.. ..,. SiSSO SeV
Amount of income for the preceding
year ' ..: 708,003 70
Amount of expenditures Sor -the- pre- sc I
, ceding year... , 33,e8fj XV
In witness whereof, I have hare unto subscribed
''. 1 my name, and caused the Seal of my Office'
seal.., to be affixed, the day and yea above,
written. "
Vt -at.-. ! V: -.HjAS."WILLIAM8.-oia
Chief Clerk; lox Auditor . o State,.t
Geo. F.0,.H'arra & Co., .Agents, ;u
u; .Naoghtoji BlocJ.j v:.i.ia I"'', 'rf
CoIaisitB Omiia
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AS TO THB BUSINESS AND AFFA1KS CP TEE
NORra BRIThn.i MERCANTILE
: INSURANCE COJIPAilVsU'I
Of London rand Edinburgh. -
'' ' '" ': AUDITOTJ OF STATE'S OFFICE..'"51,
t lviJU V"i 1nbt;aio8 alrraJtrarBwr.- oi
I . , . , ... Columbus. O S.pt- 18. 1868,).
If Is' hereby certified. That '.the North British
I and Mercantile Insurance Campany, of Loadoa aad
; Edinburgh, has comi lied in all resptcu wuh tter
laws of tbis State relating to Fire Insurance Com
: panics of fbreigbo Gevernments, for .the yvrrrm)
year, including tne deposit of One Hundred Jhou
' sand Dollars for the seoarity of Pol ley holders rA
siding in the State ol Onio. ant) that the sworn,,
; statement of its proper officers, filed in this d opart -
ment shows its condition and business at the sate 9
of suoh statement (X)w 8LJ8fi7) as follows :
; Amount of actual paid up oopilal-4 s. . 1SO,000
Aggregate amount of available assets 813 03.803 SS
Aaarecate amouat of Habilltiea.-..
Amount ,of ineom . for the preceding jjnjjj-f
Aniountef "expenditures fw' .''CFIXT
ing year 1.737,968 34
In withess1 whereof. I hari hereunto sqbscrrhed
- ' n name an esaaed the Seal of ary UWeatl
88AI.J.' to. be affixed thoday .D JJfjJms
JAS. BV GODMAH; AndilotfastsStabBaAd
By Jam. Williams., Chief .Cle.k. . Mw
Geo. F. O'Harra & Co., Agents,
(t, ACOHTOK BLOCE). L' '"
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