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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

.T The days are now heavy, gloomy
and dull, strongly suggestive OF ropes
arsenic, pistol, cords and other agreeable
means of sudden taking of.
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NAuaHToN is selling all his best prints
at 12h cents per yard.
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st. Louis nIarket-Jan. 60.

FLOUR-Steady and unchanged. sad
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged. yat
CORN-Better atl67C972e. u sod 10
OATS-Higher at 59962c. -
RYE-Firm at 81 3O(91 80. 80 y"
BARLEY-Unchanged 81 10000 for
spring. : 5sG - sIit sGf dtiE IS 9no
WHISkY-Better; CSC. .7arghs7ol
PROVISIONS-Firm but unchanged.
PORK-Held at S29 so. ivuiss
BACON-Shoulders 1876; clear sides
171&@1731c.sa b1sYsg55ts cHs tn5I Il
LARD-Held at Ice for tierce; sOc for
HoGs-Unchanged; s@loAc. g5
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4 Go to Graham & Co, for grocerie,

GooDs sold at Naug ughton's regardless o
cost, to make room for new purchases.
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TIE NEW WARDs.-We are glad to see
thatI the dquestion of making two new
wards, one in the North and the other in
the SoutrEnd, is still being agitated. In
Indianapolis, on Tuesday night, the CITY
Council made three Republican wards out
of two Republican and one Democratic
wards. The Republican party perform
this little trick every time they get a
chance They are swift to take oil the ad-
varitages the situation offers We must
initiate them. Let us have the new wards.
They are necessary, just and right. Come,
gentlemen OF the City Council, there is no
time to lose. Pass the ordinance at once.
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AttsmpItSd hpHrdsf eq'a.sloqer !
Ins.bordanntiep I'm she Resiten.
1R.141s4 sinry. "A -
a Mans skull split openI

NHr - u ~ = -
yesterday morning Matthias H. .Pennell,
foreman of the Capital Manufacturing
Company's shops 10 the Ohio Penitentiary,
had occasion 70 remonstate with a life con-
vict, from Cleveland, named James English,
on the manner in which be was doing his
work, and told him that If he did not i'm.
prove inthe matter complained OF, he
would have to report him. Nothing more
was said, and the matter had passed out of
Mr.. Pepnell's memory. so IS
Between and o'clock yesterday after
noon Mr.. Penneli having occasion to pass
near where English was at work, the con-
vict Grew hatchet and struck him with
it on the top part of the head near theright
ear, inflicting a CHASTITY wound and split
ing open the skull, through which, it is.
said, the brains protruded. As Pennell
fell forward from the effect of the blow,
English made q second stroke at him in
flicting severe cut on his neck.
The unfortunate man was Immediately
removed to the Penitentiary hospital, and
Drs. Gay and j. B. Thompson gave him
everypeeded attention. ,.-t.,
English was Immediately placed in a
dungeon. He says he has killed two men
before, and don't care q I'D cent more
for a mans life than dogs" He is be-
tween As and 80 years of age, and looks the
murderer he is.
There was but slight hope of Mr.. PEN
nelPs recovery last night.
He is widower and-has three young
to care for. He is represented as
being one of the most peaceable and quiet
of men, disposed to be too lenient to the
prisoners than otherwise, and was thought
to be the last man any of the eonvicts would
injure.
English was convicted OF murder in the
second degree in Cuyahoga county, Dec.
Both, 1858, and was sentenced to the Ohio
Penitentiary for life.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE FIRM OF GEO. +. OHARRA d co. IS
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. either
of the firm. a asal GEO. F. OHARRA.
JNO. b. SlDDALL
Columbus, January 14th, 1869.
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W- ,Andrews.& HUI have received mar
pef,s Bazaar for January 30th., ssgs
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tH- The wood market on Mound street
is we'll supplied every day. lT:sS -..at !
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SENT TO NEwBuRGH.-John Shaffer,
whose sudden loss OF reason We chronicled
about week since, win be sent to New
burgh this morning, In charge of Sheriff
Gaver. There was an idea, for 8 day or
two, that he might return to his senses
without being sent to the asylum, but he
10 as bad now as ever.
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COURT HOUSE IMPRoyEMENTs I'VE took
look, yesterday, at the very sensible in-
provements now being made by our very
efficient Board of County Commissioners
In the Court House. That that was the
Sheriff's house on Mound street has been
remodelled throughout. A door has been
cut through to the court room stairways,
so that this east wing can be entered from
High or Mound street. In the southeast
corner Of the old Sheriff's house is to be
the room or Office for the county Board OF
Education. The entire north side, on
Mound street, will be occupied by the Pro-
bate Court. The south side, except the
southeast room, sWill be for the County
Recorders Office. The present Office of the
Recorder wfll be given for the County Sur
veyor's Office, and the present Surveyors
office will be used by the Township Trus-
tees The rooms now occupied by the Pro-
bate Judge will be refitted and rearranged
for the use of Court of Common Pleas No.
2. The new offices of Recorder and Pro-
bate Judge are being fitted up with fire.
proof vaults for the security of the records.
The growing business of the city and
county has rendered these changes neces-
sary, and the Commissioners have acted
wisely in making them.a -tat7Ifa.TAsf >
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

GREAT rush for choice groceries at Gra-
ham & Co.'s, No. 1872 North High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

RxroRr REcEIvED.-7The report OF the
Trustees and Superintendent OF the Cen
tral Lunatic Asylum was on yesterday re-
ceiyed by the Governor and placed in the
hands OF the printer.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Il CLOSING out sale of Dry Goods at Naugh-
tons for 20 days. .e1l-ssi5ls gis1ri
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CALL at Naughton's and see his 81 &c
Waterproof and choice Gold Mixtures al
81 go. 30 4, es9 ....
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Z iTRANsFERRED YEsrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers OF, real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterday: f
: Charles w. Rice and wife to Thomas
Ray, August 18th, 1868, lot, No. Ilof G.
w. Rice's subdivision o. .outlots n Nos.37 and
80, for $500. ~ - fgl'h 81 g u
Elijah Culp and wife to Sarah B. Walton,
january 14rh, iniot No. 81, In the town 0,
billiard, tor S1l0. ffss9
Elijah Culp and wife to william Walton,
January l4ti1, inlot No. 90. in the town o.
billiard, for $l10. us gssai~g
~ Albert Grace and VIE to Sarah r. Wal.
ton. January 9Th, inlot No. o, in the towr
of Hilliard, for $65.
- Charles Pontius and wife to Charles L
! Pontius, January 7th, 1891 acres of lane
: in Madison township, for $1,000,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Owen Corcoran
December Slst, 1868, lot Of land in Good
ale's addition to the city Of COLUMBUS, fol
: e6a5. g
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LARGE TRAINs.-The- trains of the Hook
ing Valley railroad yesterday were filled
with passengers. The s:45 train in the at
ternoonr was especially heavy. We are
glad that business opens SO propitiously
for this new enterprise, and hope it may 50
continue. saplas ssfss.t Eaggs HaiH
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|" Family ydismemberment rs the Iash-
ionable name fora diivoice.
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MAENNERcHoR CoNcERT.-This evening
will be given the fourth Grand Concert of
the second annual series, by the Columbus
Maennerchor, assisted by the De Beriot
Club. . These concerts are under the di-
rection OF that skilled musician, A. De
Prose-, man who loves his art and wishes
ali mankind to Join him in his worship :.
The programme is as follows: -pa
Overrure-"Zsmpa" .Herold
Orchestra.
81 Jauchzend Erhebt Sich Die Schoepfung".. .Mohr
sasE az s-,sssfj & Maennerchor.s s, sf!si
Grand Finale From Quatuor op p26............ Fesca
~ p -'a De Beriot Club.
Bluemlsin Auf Der Haide"-Ten Solo. -. Krsbs
Mr.. Heyde.
Soprano Solo-Scene and Prayer from Freitschutz
Miss Fannie M. Smith.
Andsnsino from Qaatuor op I13.. y. .Reissiger
De Beriot Club.
ontef Dem Lindenbaum. um...-........!....S Schubert
Z. a - x 5 Aaennerchor. ~ r.
duaras ANiA' AiA' Godfrey
Orchestra. 'AsAs- &c
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ANOTHER RINK-The certificate of in
corporation of the Prospect Union Rink
company was filed in the Secretary of
States Office yesterday. The rink is to be
located in the city of Cleveland and is to
be used for Skating aud other lawful sports
and for holding iairs, festivals and public
meetings. Capital stock $50 600, in shares
Of s10O each. Earl Bill, E. B. Hale, w.
b. Hayward, II. w. Leutkemeyer, J. e
Iugersoll, Horace Weddeii. s. T. Everett
and Joseph Perkins are the corporators.,
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Buffalo MIarket-Ji

Nothing doing, and prices are unchsng-
ed. ~. ..l..ais 49,
CORN--New offered at nc on track
holders generally firm in their views. Sci
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.H To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-Buy your coal
of Rock Run Coal Company. You will
find it of superior qualit. free from slate
or clinker. Eighty pounds to the bushel
is guaranteed, and 1t is sold at the lowest
market rates. Orders left at the Office, 1877
North High street, or at the Company's
order box at the grocery store OF George
Mcdonald 6 Co., log South High street,
will be PROMPTLY attended to.
jan7 -: MAT. WEAVER, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

K. K. K.47Karney's celebrated Korn
Kure for sale at Houston g. Gardner's drug
store. Karney Korn Kure, is a Kapital
Kombination. jan1S.1w
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NAsGHToN is determined to close out the
balance of his winter stock at greatly re-
,duced prices.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

Anew more cases of choice Merrimack
prints only, 12za cents per yard, at Naugh-
toms. III. .aiaT e,l4..r ruly jan21
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a WrSan sets..,

eE Jsnausehek Is PLAYING in louisville
to immense audiences.
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New York. Dry Goods Market-Jan. go
The dry goods market lapsed into a quiet
state and is lacking elasticity and buoy
ancy SO prevalent last week, but prices,
nevertheless, are generally firm. l9s6
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The Columbus and Hooking VAL
ley Railroad Company.
Notice to Stockholders.

COLUMBUS. ONO. Dec. 18th. 1868. .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
In meeting of the Stockholders of this. Company
will be held at its Office in the city of Columbus
on Tuesday. January 18th. 1863. between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. M, at which
thirteen Directors for said Company will be elected
and such other business transacted as may be
brought before the meeting. Stockholders are re-
minded that the Law provides that after the first
election of Directors. no person shall vote on any
share on which any installment is due and unpaid"
- ~. = - j. j. JANNEY,
decl9-d3tawtd-r Sec'y and Treas.
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L NEWCOMERS night these
popular artists open their budget OF melo-
dy and fun at the Opera House. They are
SO well known and so popular with our
citizens that it is almost unnecessary to do
more than mention their arrival in order
to fill the house. Composed of gentlemen
of the highest order of talent as musicians
and of great versatility as actors and de-
llneators, they give performance equalled
by but few, If any. troupes in the country.
The additions to the company since their
last appearance here have been many and
good. The Boy Wonder, Master Bobby, is
great card. He is undoubtedly the best
song and dance boy in the business, and his
performances are always received with
greatest favor. With Jas. T. Gulick, the
favofite basso, in the centre, Fayette
Welch on one end and Charley Benedict
on the other, and Eddie Fox, Willis Ritter,
Palmer, Oberist, Crompton, Duunie, Bron-
son, Calice and McCuils scattered between;
with Mike Kanane, Ned West, George
Winthrop and the company in the second
part, what can it be but most glorious
performance? Remember they give but
two performances in this city, commencing
tonight. Give them rousing house e
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w The mortgages of the olentangy
Park Association are requested to call at
my office and receive balance due them in
FULL s38 s.aE-
ian14-tf RICHARD NEvINs, Vice Pres't.
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POLICE CoURT.-Tuesday morning An
gelo Garner, having served at his. trade OF
stone smashing long enough to pay pre-
vious fine OF S5. and. costs recorded
against him, was. released from durance
vile. 1t Is strange fact that after man
has served an apprenticeship at the munich
pal stone pile he bankers for it, and does
not enjoy real bully healsh until he returns
to his hammer and his dornicks. Thus
with Angelo. Yesterday morning, in COM
pany with George Rodgers, he stood before
the Mayor on the same old charge of being
drunken, vagrant. The Mayor fined them
each $5 and costs, and Hartman smilingly
placed hammers in their hands and. con-
Quoted them to chief seats among the geo.
logical students in the caloboose yard. -
Benedict Harris was on n plain drunk.
There was not even the ghost Of scallop
or frill or anything else to make the case
ornamental. He paid 81 and costs for his
fun.
Charles Mcclellan and Charles Dots were
on drunk and disorderTy bender. They
sioshed round fearfully loose, but were ar
rested in their mad career and fined SIS and
costs each. They antied up and departed
to cool their aching brows and quench
their raging thirst. 80 1873
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MONEY made by buying at Graham &
Co.'s grocery-No. 1872 North High street,
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miIwaukee markef-Ian ao,

FLOUR-Dull, and prices unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 Is for No I in
store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

NAuaHroN is, offering "A Hill Semper
Idem muslin at 20 cents. ~ II ~
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GEO.F. O,HARRA
JNO. B. SIDDALL & co

Special District Agent for New England Mutua
Life Insurance Company of Boston, Mass. CAST
assets 81 600 900. Dividend of profits paid annually
in cash. Ofice-Naughton Building.
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EMOLLIENT CREAM.

THIS DELIGHTFUL AND ELEGANT
i 2 preparation. introiuced last winter, having
received SO many faItering commendAtions from
those who used it. induces the proprietors bring
it again before the public, assuring them that it
stands unrivalled the best protector of the skin
against the inclemency of the winter season. 1t
not only imparts to the skin delicate freshness
and beauty. but also conduces to its health, purity
aud preserv alton. For healing abrasiOns. Chap
ped Hands, Face, Lips, or R0ughness of the Skin,
it has equal, while its soothing qualities and
delightful fragrance render it a necessary append
age to tho toilet. Prepared only BY MARBLE l.
RITSON, Dispensing Chemists, 100 South High
street, Columbus, Ohio. nov4-deod&w4m
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LAWYERS and doctors go to Graham &
Co.'s. ~ a''
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) FARMERS and mechanics go to Grahar

NAUGHroN is selling 80 in. Hills semper
Idem muslin at Is cents.
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General Insurance Agents. representing the
Pacific of San Francisco-Gold assets 100000 90
Cleveland of Cleveland-Assets 100000 90
Continental Of New York-Assets. 2,126, ,O22 so
Gen. Dist. Agent of tire New England q
Ofhce-Naughton Building. Columbus. Ohio.
ianl6-deod4t -.r..u T.. .'r-.sr
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Chicago market-Jan. eo.

Z
.FLoUR-Dull; spring extras s5 25@
WHEAT-Famfly in active demand,
mainly speculative sales No 4 at 81 $50
30, and No at 81 125x@1 1917. closing
steady at 81 1874. Sales, since, change at
81 1917. -.
CORN--Firmer and more active; sales
No 2 kiln dried at .551aSc, rejected do 531bc,
new 54@5434c, and no grade 49950c, clos
ing at $3.50 TOR new sales No I at '671ac,
seller iasthaf of April; 5324954c tor new,
buyer january, and 541ac seller February.
Nothing doing this afternoon.
| OATS-Actiye at 47ZS@4S1zc for No 2.
CLOSING at 48c. tia Io,r6sGf 5ti7ie 2 III
RYE-Dun at 81 16 for No /, and 81 Is
for No. 2. -r-..,..s, ~ ~ ,.,sg-
BARLEY-Dull; sales No q at 81 ESQ
l 20; rejected 81 4s@1 so, closing at inside
price. @S-s.- z $50 -El!ls3 SEt
HOGS-Dressed hogs steady and more
active, closing at s12 25@12 rs, dividing
on 200 pounds; live steady and active; sales
at SO 5000 so for common to good ship
ping, and $40 10@1O so for medium to
choice packing. uHlfGw sittfl
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81 NAueHroN is offering grea. bargains in
Dry Goods. =; aadil5ss.y 10 i,,,sg
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!: BusfNEss.-In all branches of trade, and
on every hand, &c, where we may, the dis
NAL and grating cry of duh times ring In
our ears. There is but little business being
transacted, and money has not been so
tight In this locality for many years as at
this time. A large number Of persons are
here In search iof employment, but there
are no situations vacant, and many who
are employed can scarcely draw enough TO
make both ends meet. Wehope for better
times with the return of spring, and, for
aught we know, may keep on hoping for
better times until another year rolls
around. ,n.1
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Cincinuati marketrJan.I

-FLOUR-Dnll !; sales of family at 81 rs.
WHEAT-Unchanged dull at 81 rs %
CORN better supply. but less firm,
sales of ear at 96Sc.dssH sfs sfdeftzsa
RYE-Firm at 81 40, and at the close
holders asked higher prices. -
oATS-Firm at 162@65c for No. to
choice. giao sls'i7l(l BOZ y5fs9 0i 9aT
IaBARLEYLUnehanged.li kr.s snisiqso
h 3 a.COTTON--Buoyanf sales of middIing
at 2S11c, but not offered freely at this rate.
WHISKY-Firmer and in demand at CSC.
= PROVISIONSAStro all articles held
higher.BCy iits ~ ys5lseI sIE Esiud sfttiI
s MESS PORK-C Cannot be- bought below
$50 90; buyers offering S29 80. L., e..
LARD-Held at 1911ac; this is 14c above
the views of buyers. '5sn'5Hi ID ssl3E5
BULK MEATS-In demand at Fla1xc,
l211zc, 1555<el and 16c for shoulders, sides,
clear rib and clear sides, are all to be had
| at these rates; shoulders now, held 'at.121Se.
and 16 61a@1714c for clear rib and clear sides
ooh. BgTTERTpull; 5ss fsI l 2Sse lower; fresh ct
T. CHEESE-sIn active demand at iI9(S22c.
/ OILS--sL Linseed firm at 81 06@1 sOS; lard
oil in active demand at 81 COOL So; petre-
lum firm at 800 @35c for refined, ~
VHOGS-In demand at 80 50@lI e5, prime
butchers, gross, and 12@I3einet. d Receipts,
410 head. A1ot of 160 head, averaging 432
pounds, net weight, sold alta dollars per
Observation-Disclosures and firm
at So 50(97 90 for fair to choice. s 1Fia'3Hi
SEEDS-Ciover, in good demand at &c
per pound; timothy is selling at $3 so per
bushel; flax wanted at 50 20.
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CALL at Naughton's and see the bargains
in Dress Goods.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;

CfHetapett ns ShsS nllsaiTTket etAJSzs. q. ]
GoLD--ls5 buying. D.. u ts.;x
EXCHANGE-Steady at 30 discount buy
ing and so to lilo premium selling.
,M0NEY-Market unchanged. Aa
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IoCIALl NEWS.

LOOIAEa NEWS.
GtT,omso,roa1c.n ,omso,nro TasnE. psspsssd s6,
corrected by W. j. savage, Jeweler' 8
South High street i aTE1IEH..,.le
O'Clock. Bar. Ther. Wind. Weather
"a. NJ. g g z . Nv: Fan: F.is. =
N. M. h. NJ.
sun Rises.... .....7 isr Sun Ssts...-....e "
eE Janauschek is PLAYING In Louisviii'
to immense audiences.
T" Family ydismemberment Is the iash'
ionable name fora dlIvoice.
tH- The wood market on Mound stree
is we'll supplied every day. ne y
w- Andrews g HUI have received Har-
PETS Bazaar for January 30th..
.~ The weather Is getting COLDER
Ripkists wear Just the least suspicion OF
smile of bright anticipation.
rE- The Cincinnati Times asks, What
has become of the Ohio Editorial Associa-
ton? We give itup. Guess Its pied.
rw This Is a bill-owe-you-us month
People pretty generally understand what
.Dr. To" and column of figures mean.
ecE-A Radical paper calls this ian age Of
swipdling." OF course 1t is. 1t Is the age
of Radicalism A condition precedent.
w The days are now heavy. gloomy
and dull, strongly suggestive OF ropes,
arsenic, pistol, cords and other agreeaoie
means of sudden taking of.
rE- The man who advertises the most
win be sure to do the best business. How
are the public to know what he has for sale
unless he tells them by advertising.
ew- The best cough mixture that has
been made consists in pair Of thick boots,
mixed with lots of air and plenty OF exer-
else. People who hug the stove, and grow
lean, will take notice. as
.tY- Iuventing velocipedes seems to be
the chiet amusement of the people Just at
present. The prospects, that velocipeding
will soon become more common than walk
ing. Lightning won't be able to overtake
this people by and by. Z
RxroRr REcEIvED.--The report of the
Trustees and Superintendent OF the Gen.
tral Lunatic Asylum was on yesterday re-
ceiyed By the Governor and placed In the
hands OF the printer.
LARGE TRAINs.-The-tra trains of the Hook
ing Valley railroad yesterday we're fiiied
with passengers. The -a:45 train in the at
ternoorr was especially heavy. We are
glad that business opens SO propitiously
for this new enterprise, and hope it may 50
..sEcLIPsE OF THE MooN.-There will be
p partial eclipse Of the moon next Wednes-
day, visible In all parts of the United
States. The eclipse will begin In Colnm-
bus at 2 "a in the evening middle of
eclipse at 9:20, and the eclipse will end at
IL 40. ~ 5f5 s .is ifsss -
es,Cc,, y Cn,,,,rv cox,,,ss,o,rss, MrrrrSe AT a
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Sent TO NEwBuRGH.-John Shaffer,
whose sudden loss OF reason We chronicled
about . week since, win be sent to New
burgh this morning, In charge of Sheriff
Gaver. There was an idea, for 2 Gay or
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