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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-29
COLUMBUS e. INDIANAPOLIS
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CENTRAL RAILWAY !

E'0M SANDUsKY, TOLEDO, DE-
= IR0iT, Richpond. Indianapolis, Lafayette.
vile Cairo. StLouis. Chicago. aud all points West
and South.
No change of cars between Columbus and Indi.
FOUR TRAINS leave Columbus, daily, as fol-
iOas DaT6N-Le.ves Colum
A. M; arrives at Milfort 9I5 A. NJ; Urbana 1890
AMI Pieua 200 ?; N, This train connects st Mil
ford for Springfield and at Urbana for Belleton-
taine, els de and Sandusky.
1850 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS-Arrivrs ut
urbana 1:54 7: Nj; Piqqa ,s 200 ?; . Mi Lma $40 P.
apois 7So p H.! Louisville i245 Torre a,n Hauee
St. Louis $50 a. NJ; Iafayette 1850 F. M; Chi;
cago (via Lsyfettel $50 M; Springfield s:2s A.
train arrives at St. Louis hours in ada.De, ~ ahs ds
sny other route from Columbus. -I.If
$500 p. NJ. WESTERN ExPRESS-A,.
4as sas r lf no 10
A. Nj; Chicago tvia Lipa) Hoo A. M Toledo ESQ
Nj DeiTSs Der .oS IOU Richmond rs NJ
arrive at CHICAGO ihe following morning, SEVEN
AND HALF HOURS in advance Of any other
1895 A. w. NIGHT EXPRESS-Arriyss
455 A. NJ; Chicago Ivia Kiehmondy II.loP. NJ; In
fHsnspYis Hsna 4 ss Ie Nh ,tsa1a ssa
23S L. NJ; Pana 80 Z: Nj; Sts Louis 93e Z. NJ; La
fsis e M i ID SsissS a QUINCY se ms
LOUIS FOUR HOURS in advance ss q any e other a
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
All changes made in Union Depots. Baggage
fsSsts a INDIAN
/? HH p. R5TSN RR8oKs. Ticket Agents. Columbus.
SHfNDIEs, Ger; liskst Ct, ,Ast.} indianapolis.
.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-29
Samuel Isenbarg's Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has this day been appointed
and qualified as administrator of the estate OF Sam
uel itenbarg late of Perry township, Franklin
county, Ohio, deceased.
October l4th, 1867.
oct15-w3w JAMES G. THOMPSON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-29

CentFe v liihse Alrl-Weck-l
ly,) Tuesdays, Thursdays} -. I2M. 80. 1880
OFFICE HoURs.-Ofice opens at TX O'Clock A. NJ.
and closes OF ~ j. Nj. Sundays, opens at 81 A. NJ
md closes at az A. NJ.
All Mails close on Sundays at 5H p. NJ.
-re Il JULIUS j. WOOD. Postmaster.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-29
Closing and Arrival of Mails
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE

Eastern Through Mails,
C. G. &C. K. R.........
Eastern Way Mails, G. c..
d O. r. R............... :.
Northwest, via Fl. W. &C,
q. g. 4 D. Il. r. ..-....
Chicago, via G.. p. d l., G.
g. d q. X. r -....-.....
Little Miami R.R- through
Little Miami r. r. Way.
&. o. K. r.. Ne~ark,
GAINESVILLE & Wheeling.
C. D. r. R., Way.-......
G.. Pa l., through 4 way.
Circieville, Chillicothe &
Portsmouth ..........
Lancaster, Ohio. o..........
East y ay, National Road.
Mt. Vernon WAY, w ester
vile. &c.
North Columbus and Clin-
tonviile- ..,,.....
Washington CHI, via Har-
risburg. (tri ri-weeklkyD
arrives Mondays, " ed
nesdsys, 4 FRIDAYS, and
leaves Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.---
Centre Village. (tri-weck-l
lyD Tuesdays, Thursdays,
md Sat atIirdavs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10
Die Nudwirfune Der meTifanif@e en-
xraa6pie.

Sc ldBt f@ ni9t pertenner. taB bic
1roe6pie in Merifo etn Gretanib bilpet,
wsl&es lowobl fit Mmertta als fit Gu.
rcpa BON ni&t 9ersn9 81 i&dBtnper poll.
ti(der 8eceutune >peroen fam. @tr
wouen omar feinen Mu8enbltd ra,an
;weifeln, paB bic 8emubun9en tes malb,
tnptoner@abinets, bic ia betanntli@ i&on
aus ben erten Gaeen pe6 Mat, alS &at'
Ter Marimtltan fi@ nod In 8ueritaro,
uno 3par, rpie man jsbt weib, ni@t obne
6ofnuna unb nidt obne Nusf@t auf
@rfols ODER wtntoitens auf etnen ldneeren
Wipetftanp bteIt,cattren, auftt@tis paren,
10 iebr IS aud aufauen mo&te, pab Der
@slanete Der Union, 6err Campbell
anseblt@ pdbreno bet sonsen 3et ben
prdfpenten Suarej In 81. 2cuts Yotof1
ai&t gu lnpen ODER nt@t gu erretden
pernp@t baben ioQ, bepor es alent &n<
i&eine na@ su fpat par, pabrsuo bic
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10

u@bQfopee 6auie,"
unpett pes Minn.< Central Babn Depo..
minneapo!iS, Mtnn.
Mi@. partmaun, &ieentbumer.
Wetne werber @dHe Fnben bet mir fets BIT
bette 8eotenuu9 unb Slid unb 0ogis in rneinem
ffets bic be(ten @etr6nte.
0a15- Auss3ei&uese 5taauns 1T nit BEN
3au5e %perbunben.
Mt9. rtman H..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10

Berr, 9. Sult.-1ebtr taS S9uBen,
fef In SdnY3 beridtet her Bunb: De-
BeRplaB lteet IL Mtnutsn flolt9 bon
S@wY3, BET Sba@, auf wentB erbHbtem
plateau. @orerf bessonen MIR Don
@9wY, aus Dem @abentempsl Don etn@
fader aber lebr Observation-Disclosures,
NIT a&edieer @runpHide, in a6t ppalen
S@aufenl fern bic retden @aben benz pu>
bltfum porweil enb. Ne9tS treten mir in
bic @psilebutte, SO Sdrttte brett uno
100 @drttte lang, nit 68 Tii9en flr ie
40 pe1lonen, allo etpa 200 plaBen;
tnnere unp duBere Decoration (oie Sn.
nenpdnoe 1no NIT fetnem Stetnmops
tape3irt), bic Beleudtuns nit petroleum>
9ampen, bic bequeme Slide la6en nt9ts
,u wQui9en ibrts. Dte Gefwttb(9aft
miro aQeemein selobt. 2ints tommen
MIR gum SAhbfanb. Dieter entbalt 100
@dtebfdnoe ndmlt@ 80 firGelplaetben,
"a fit Stanbldetben, % fit Snfanttrie>
1detbcn unp 4 5interlaber, fir tpel9e
aber lsiber bis jebt nod fetne @oftn ia
dno. CUR 8eotenuna hes @@teben6
fnb In Nfttpitdt 1870 Sefretdre, 158 3eis
oer unb 1854 @arner. Sir Die 9ape1
inp 1865 2abbdnts ansebra@t. @brsn,
9aben 1inp BIC iebt etwa 10000 ST.. elm
aeoan0en. uumittelbar am Shtebltanp
btf nben 1@ Die 8ireaur beS Gtnon3epm>
nttttee'a, ba6 Tele9rapbsnbu:eau, pa6
Nuswet5z, prdmten>, @tt6settel,, unb
&sbrnummerntureau. Sang in bery}dbe
oes Sdtsbfanbes befnoen 1i9 in etnem
belonberen @ebdube bic perl9teteren
Nblenb:, Mbfe9> uno sMatsrtalbureau
uno Die oonse umSebuna 1T NIT @irtb<
i&afts~, &ra&~, @oifsurs, @@aulptsl'
buoen &c. gum llebetfub beieb1.
Sod tbront jeBt rte Mutterfabne ouf
ber Gabnenbur9, unb beim Beotnn BIS
S@teben6 UNI I ubr BADEN fi@ teretts
Qber 20 @eretn6fabnen gu ibr seltut. Sc
miro lsbbaft eel&u0en, unp auf n1oreen
srwartet man etpa breibt9 9tnterlaoer
pom 8ern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10
Neuer @ttefel II. @6ubfpre
Don
M1pt3 Rnpblaudt,

&rie @tre5e, benz ameritan 5oule BeeenIber,
Wtnneapolt8> : . Wtnnel ota.
&tnt rs9baltiee 4uswabl f%srtiser, auseesetd-
meter Waaren gum 0erfauf oFertrenb, made td
oarauf aufmerfiam, baB bel mir b~sionbere @pre<
falt auf beteQte Mrbett oerpenbet mirb.
8efeaureen unb &sparatnren ueroea III fir
preifen ausgefubrt.
9.3t Nlpt6 Rno bland.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10

8eHeISt q DFertet9tNge TatIeErn1t tn
gang pemonRrottYer @etle, als Musprud
elmer gang entfhteren feinb(eliasn 0eiin,
t1u18 8e0en preuBen, 3u %empfanoen.
Selerret&if4e Gebern beuteten tarauf
bin, ooB bic ealf3tl9e, bic norb1dles.
pte'(&e unb Die i1pbeutide Graoe ,tpt<
l9en betpen &ai!eru unb ibren Minitern
aur Sprade fommeu wifrpen uno poe
cte frans1Fla> 61tsrret@i(de MQtana, an
ber Der Gurf Mttterni& unb etne Yartet
III SeNeret6 betanntlt6 16on felt lanoe
arbeitep, 'po3umol 100 ntat ipfprt otoef
i@loHen,rph ntfnttip etnseleitet uno per>
trettet >peroen ioQte.
Gin fron,BRl9-B ferret9iibe NQians
poer aud nur Entente cordiale tan11
ater bel Der seeenwdrtiaen 2aeeGurcpa's
11ur 0e8en preuBen oertdtet 1efn, urb ba
man nun wobl aud In preuBen mad ben
Grtldrunsen RS @rafen Drrby unp psS
2oro @tanltY int enslilden parliament
i1& iber5eu8t baben miro, paB BE eurp.
pdilbe 0arantie Der lure mburot1deu
Neulralttdt ntdt a0tu ptel psrtb 1T, unp
oa pie franabflden Mufunseu in lebr
erbebli9er @ei1e INNER nod fortoeben,
10 fam Der @rnit Der Sage ni9t oeleud-
net msrcen. Stun 9(auben mtr ouerointS
entldiepen nidt, baB Hapolepn ben &rtea
uplIe unp bab er tn bieler Nbf9t uno III
pielem 3wsde rifle. SIS 1T i'm @eaen,
tbetl pabrldetnlt9er, oaB er ben &rtea
nt6t beabf4tt9t oaB ct Dielmebr ren
Grieoen 3u erbalten mini DIT unb paB er
porin bon &ouber eifrte untsrfaBt wirr.
Mber pb ct psrjent9enS tr1mung tnGranfs
reid, bic Zen &rte9 minldt unp bic Jpn,
nit allen Wtttsln 3utretbt, auf bic Dauer
nioeri teben miro, miro 1pipertebe1 f1nz
men, pas 1T bte Gra9e. @enn ct bic an,
49,. Sanuar betretene, aber ta,nal6 nur
|ebr 3peifelno betreteue uno isitber, mfe
IS fat i4etnt, wteoer Derlo 5ene Babn
nidt neuerpin96 elm 6ldat uuo entIbte<
ben parauf porsebt miro er un(ersS Ct
a6ten6 Der ariee6partei auf bic Dauer
nt4t gu wteperfteben DermDaen. Die
GranSolen mu0en entrpeber i'm Snnern
uirtIt@ befrieot9t uno nauentlt9 btnrei>
dtno bel6dfttet werDen, poer Der rur9
babe 3ufanpe unbefrtebt9te 1ftntli9e
@eiit ma6t ft1 9emaltiam 2uft na1
queen. @tr wulen bas @ritere Gotten,
aber mir mu5en auf bas 9eBtere AefaBt
iein. Dab ater fit btelen SAL ibre
8lide 3und&f auf Sstrei6 als tanftt<
gen Sunoe6 enol zen fallen, 1T te0re. Ft9.
Wir elauben nt@t, cab Osferrei9 Don
f@ aus oaran penft, ben &ompf I'm
Deutl@lano mteber auf3unebmen. Mber
Der Strenen8elau9 aus pariS t1nnte
Seferreid unp ben 2entern @einer &C.
l@tde pieQeiat bod ben &opf permirren
uno fe auf falI@s 9efdbrli9e 8abnen
loden. Sn Siooeutidlano wu,oe e6 fir
'teien Gau an @tiepuntten nt9t feblen.
Die @erbarolun9en Der erlten be(V1@en
&ammer fiber ben 9al1ma96> Oplpmonn-
'l&tn &ntraB baben raruber einer beut<
lt@en Gtn8ersei9 sepdbrt unb, often 0e~
ftanpsn, allies lbertrpfen, wo8 bon ee>
wi0er @eite 5u 8epdrtt9en mar. Wir
3meifeln niht, taB fe an maBgebenre1
@teQe In Berlin poufommen p%e1Rancen
unb 9ewirpist tporpen 1inp. Wenn taz
Der bic &ailerreile be6 6iterret9i(denR at<
lerpaare6 uno oe6 neuen Net9stanslers
mad part6. unterbletst, 70 rurfte es fit
Dsutl4lanp ntat eerape Elm unsluf ietn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10
e . lat

fur Bite 8bntsretde
preuBen, Wlrttember9, Batern u. @a9len
fir bic @ru6bersu sttanner
Olbenbenturs, 9e6en, Baoen, Medlenbur TO-
@treliB unb Wedleuburs-9 81 periu,
itte 5ersrstbamer
5a@(en = Meiatneen, @a@len = Altenbura unb
@nbnlt = De1au,
unb bas Gdrfentbum
@aaumbur9%S- 2ippe+
aDer unter3etdnete 1T ieben Sag tdbrent Ser Sc
l@aftsfunpen 3u fnten tn fetner Office, @hbwefltd
Sde Der Drtttea unb Natnfrabe. Cincinnati, 8.
z 6. 8. Meae, Gpnful.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10

&pblmot1rt uub STEINER
~fertteen Bauf d re'ner-Nrbeiten aaer Nrt prompt, btut8
unb tn ufrtebeufe enbfer Wetie.
Be]telun gen %attuaeben In Der gDertltatt unuett benz
0urenbureer 5pf, Ct. paul. Wfinn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10

@temntb, 8. Sult. 49, DAG vTao>
bIatt", pattrt g.. Sult, Mbenps, bsrt9tet :
u@eeen Wbeno leBter uno unwicerle9bars
fter Sewets aus @ulu9en erbalten pab
rer Der S9adt BIG $50 Glen Don ur<
ten berauf %pouRdnrt9 eefuut unp an Elm
5erausbolen Der 2si@en uorGduuns unp
Nteosraufma@une beS S&a&ts nt@t 81
benton it,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10
g. !. A>af,
@urppQtI1e8
Banf< II. @t@iel>
@e16dft,
Cincinnati, Sb{p.
Sobn g. S6mQlb,
&nsres>9 SAMPLER in
&if6ren, &i9arren
unb

@inbetmtfben wetnen.
&de Der @rten uno BrtosszS trabe,
minneappItS.
@mpfeblt bierrait adtunespoQ fein auseebebn-
tee uno .pobla0ortirtes Eager bon G~iea1ren tn
allen Wreteataufuneen, Branbtes, Rum. Cog
noe uno Wbtsties, foote gang befOrbers fstne
@rceQenten Wetne
aus etnbeimtf9en Irauben %eeteltert, nel6e leB.
tern nit ben belfeu franaSfifaen Rotb-
petnen auf bas Dortbeilbafteie repali1ren.
Mein Eager 1T fir ben Gneros- NblaB auf's
Bette psr1sben unb bietet IN bie]tr Be3iebune
lsltene Dprtbeile.
9. 6. S8molb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-10
Der btQt9e
@ountrD Store
81. s. @1ueu,

(ebentals Rann's.)
5ut@tniou, Me9eob County, Mtnnelp ta,
eutpfeblt benz gesbrten putlitum bic CUTE Aus-
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Epr5eQan i @elbtrr, S@ube unt
Stiefeln, fertisen &letbertt
Guenwaarert
nnD %len. tuas in etnenn pobietneeridteten2ans
tore geluGt tpsrben tann.
gBtr mereen outs GifrieRe bentiibt fein tur9
1'n18te1t Der Yrstle unb Site Der @aareu uu-
,ern esebrtsn Raneen befens 3u seuisen.
l|| 81 u. $. Sdnel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18
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Location of the National Soldiers
...,---ur r. ASVIuIn.

The. following gives the intelligence that
the National Soldiers Asylum will be To-
Gated at the White Sulphur Springs, pro-
vided the Columbus and Cleveland Railroad
will, at its own cost, extend its line to the
Springs, and run daily passenger trains
there: sf--G- - - 4.-,-
Alta meeting of the managers of the Ma
tional Asylum, at Washington, quite spir-
tied contest was had over the location of
the Central Asylum. The Board was unan-
imous that it should be located in Ohio, but
the contest was between Dayton and White
SULPHUR Springs. The zcOmmittee, which
visited Ohio, reported in favor OF Dayton,
but the low price at which the Springs
sproperty was offered made it friends. 1t
was finally resolved that the White Sulphur
Springs property be purchased, provided
the Columbus and Cleveland Railroad
would, at its own cost, extend its line to the
Springs, and run daily passenger trains
there, and if the company refuses, the exc
cutiVe committee was instructed to pur-
chase the lands west of Dayton, provided
the citizens would donate $4,000 toward
the purchase. The transfer of the Ohio
Soldiers Home to the National Asylum
was ratified, and the thanks of the Board
returned to the Legislature of Ohio there
for. The following officers were elected
for the Ohio Asylum: Chaplain, Rev.
Henry Hill, of New Hampshire; Surgeon,
DIR. C. McDermont, OF Ohio Steward, A. p.
Woodruff, of Illinois. The National Asyl-
um cared for or assisted 1000 disabled vol
unteer soldiers last year, and proposes to
care for or help at home twice that number
next year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18
Thanks to Hon. 8. s. Cox.

1t affords US great pleasure to tender
Hon. S. S. Cox, one of the ablest men in the
country. sincere thanks for an inestimable
present in the shape of hickory rocking
chair made out of hickory grown on the
farm and which was used at the residence
of GEORGE WASHINGTON at Mt. Vernon
when that patriot lived, and when Virginia
was an acknowledged equal integral part
of the Union. Although the chair bears
the marks OF age, it is nevertheless in ex-
|cellent condition, and is quite curiosity
in its way. To the courtesy of the father
of Mr., Cox we are indebted for its safe de-
livery
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Paving Notice.
To al qOAOm it may concern:

10 az aoh0zn ~ may c0nceTn: =
sG gi t'ut-." CITY CLERKS OFFICE, y
-.--- ai -THa COLUMBUS, o., April 16. 1667.j p.
Notice Is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
maxim. tho following improvements, to wit: T. i.5
Fer grading and paving the sidewalks cutters
Front street. sr, g.. p. '-tsE .Eff'i5i1G ~
Also for grading and paving the sidewalks and
cutters from Fair alley to Front street. south SIDE
of State street.
Also for grading and greyeliDg the roadway Of
Washir gton avenue from Mound street to Suuth
Public lane in the city of Columbus. m ~
The ame to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared blythe City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office of the City Clerk 7'is n
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
before the Thirty first day of May. A. D. 1867. f'
-r..# La. E. WILSON, 4.s
aprl1s-d1taw4w ..- ...., -,t City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18
Paving Notice.

To all aDh0nr 1T may Concern: .-'iel JOB
-~zF .,.i 10 CITY CLERKS OFFICE, ~
.-.t... ID. 81 COLUMBUS, o., April l6, 1851 i
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the. City Council of Columbus, for
making the following Improvements, to-wit:
For grading and graveing the unpaved sidewa ks
and cutters, and grading and graveling the roadway
Cf Washington avenue from Town street to Mound
street, in the city of Columbus.
Also for grading and graveling the unpayed side
walks and suffers, and grading AMI graveling the
roadway on East Public lane from Broad street to
Friend street, in the city of Columbus.
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neer, and filed in the office of the City Clerk. ~
Ali persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed imProv vements, are required to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk, IN writing, on or
before the Thirty first day of May, a: D. 1867, =
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aprlIS-dItaw4W .. City Clerk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18
Paving Notice. Z

To all aohon1 it may concern lt.Ii Tsfs0G8 0.-
CITY CLERKS OFFIcE,l
.-.s -...s .-f9. COLUMBUS, o.. April l6, 1867
Notice is hereby given, that PROCEEDINGS have heen
instituted in the City Council of Columbus for max
ing the following improvements, to- wit: ~
For grading and graveling the roadway of East
Public laIe from Friend Street to South Public
:, Also for grading Elm alley from Water street to
State avenue. 10I'f 'it E.ff--- -..i-' 10 t-I.ltt
Also for grading Bank alley from Spring street to
Mulberry alley. = ...-,.,...rt. fe --... .;l st,f
Ase for grading Mulberry alley from Bank alley to
Lew alley.
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engin-
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the office of the Clerk, in writing on or
before the Thirty first day of May. A. D: 1857
L.. E. WILSON,
Eaprl1S-dt1aW4W City Clerk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-18
STATE NEWS.

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The residence of Mr.. II. P. Clough was
burglariously entered last Thursday night,
saYskhe Zaaesuilte Signal by thieves who
are yet at large, and a number of silver
spoons and other articles were stolen. En-
trance was effected through door on the
north side of the house, after an ineffec-
tuah attempt to force an entrance by way
OF the cellar.
MILTON DELoEe, says the eircleotne DEM
ocrGtYwas tried In the Fairfield Common
Pleas, week before last, for the murder of
Barbara Shaefer. The facts in the case
were as follows: On the 18th of August
last, Milton Delepg, aged about seventeen
years, and Barbara Shaeffer, aged about
sixteen gears, Of Madison township, Fair
field county, went to Sabbath school at
Hopewell church. and by invitation of
Malinda Neff went to her fathers for din
ner-There Delong took down a gun,
which discharged, killing Miss Shaefer.
The State charged malicious killing 1.-THE
defenas alleged it to have been accidental.
The jury acquitted the defendant after
twenty minutes deIiberation.
OK Tuesday night last, says the Eaton
Dem6cTds q Horse was stolen from the farm
of Mrs. LaEshs on Four Mile creek, by
young man named O'Connor, who had for
merly worked on the. place, who immedi-
ately started west with the stolen horse
He Travelled without suspicion until Thurs
day 4nornihgs when, while passing through
aviiage In Henry county, Indiana, he was
Observed by citizen who, from the way
O'Con4pr wssridipg, suspicioned that all
was not right; so mounting horse he fol-
lowed him. On discovering that he was
pursued, O'Connor spurred up and endeav-
ed to escape; but was captured after run
of some three or four miles, when he made
full confession to the supposed officer.
Mr.. BENEDICT YUND, a German, aged
about forty-five years. residing short dis
tance above West GAINESVILLE, on the Dres-
den r0ad, Committed suicide this morning
by hanging HIMSELF The particulars of
the occurrence, so far as we can ascertain
are as folloWsa He has been for some
months ,pasfiif fill health, at times very i'll,
then again his health would improve. He
had, we belieyg atqno tine, been confined
to his bed from these attacks. At length
his illness appeared 10 affect his mind as
well as his body Eahdzf some time past it
has beeudeemed prudent by his family and
friends to keep o. close watch upon him.
especially during the night season, fearing
that he might destroy himself. he was
vi tie bslIef that himself and
family would Gomez to, want, and this ap- (
pears t0 Have Been the cause which induced
,im to commit the =aet ,ofEseIf destruction.
% says the zgAssgiHe, GoWterste5 a51aol