Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1872-09-28

              ounuil. VOL. XXXIII. COLUMBUS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1872. NO. 236. 1 OHIO STATE JOURNAL! 41 Aim HlVh, Pmrl null 4 hiipl NU. CrOMT-jY At HMIT1I, HI1.IMUM AND FRoPRItrrnBH. JiniK H. oni.Y, Kill lor. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. Thk following additional appointments for meeting!) were innde by the Republican State Executive committee last night: I Ton. Vt. P. Fryo, of Mnino New London, Tuesday, October 1 ; Milnn, Wednes. day, October 2; Clyde, Thursday, (Jet. 3. General J. A. (iarlieM Chardon, Saturday, October G. linn. John Sherman Klyria, Tuesday, Octolier 1, . The Confederate candidate for Congress In the Tenth District Is a a'oht 'mi,- nnd ho will bo distanced by Charley Foster. None of thnt, now ! Here in the Sentinel, Irving to scare the whole Republican party gray-hcaded with a rumor that Frank Martin nnd ('. lp. L. Butler arc com inn back to uh! The Sentinel will bo turning Raber buck on us, next. The Sentinel make a vigorous point on Grant because he can't make a aiieech. It any Tliurmnn can beat him speaking, and Greeley enn talk him to death. There are those who claim that George Francis Train can outtalk Greeley but wo don't believe it. General Hiltyer put the caw nicely: Ho nay Greeley made a sieech two thousand miles long, attempting to Ray what Grant wild in one sentence " lt n have ace." The Confederate party announce two Southern speaker for Columbus to-night. One of them Hinton claims to know Buticr. Now wo should like to know whether llutlcr know Hinton. Sheridan tell how n prisoner at the bar claimed an Irish judge for an acquaintance. "You know me, you scoundrel ! Where did you ever make my acquaintance?" exclaimed the judge. "When ycr honor ordhered me to lc tranxporthed for seven yearn," replied Paddy, CanihiutkGueei.ky ban found another I place with which he ha tender recollection nmiocinted. This favored place is Trie, Pennsylvania, formerly known ns the IVanut Metropolis Horace describes how he arrived at this place, forty-one and a half year ago, "a lather green country boy," "Ids worldly possessions done up in n very Bin all bundle, nil on hi hack," with hi nose stuck out before and hi shirt stuck out Itehind, hi feet unshod, umraIied, and unwholesome in odor. He had but a shilling in his jtockct we know j he had. He hpenl this shilling for lcn-nuts, and while going nlontr the streets leisurely eating hi iwanuU, the future Mm. Greeley juw him through a window shutter nnd laughed nt him. See It. Franklin' Autobiography. W'k have been the cause of happiness to a fellow being. For a brief moment "re ,n i 1 ,011"' cl0wl- y no1wa,, ers, N. Y., yesterday morning, but fortu-l,0Uuror.heS..licl l,a. ,ua.le SUXkL t"X lo rijoiix', tiniK-r tlio lioM lhat wo were , i,,, through one of the windowa nf the I ,. , .. . , . .. . . Mier.ihU. A ini-tiikt'ii hoiw, but one full ! i-rala will aw vote it, therefore, no mat-! lerwhatlhe vote maybe tor lhc Memo. truth: State ticket, it follows inexorablv ' u a niiihnmnticaldcmoiiiitration thnt the Confederate vote in NovemWr nuut bo i smaller than . that of October If the Con- j federates are u ovoicii -".o-f" 111 wnouvi u. is ns plain on anything can lie that they must he beaten 'It -,000 in November. Un iter no possible state of circumstances can ureeiey receive as nnje tt roie ns u.e . . i .. IVmocrntic Stale ticket. Tli la plain, logical, demonstrable propo- sitiouhiuhad tho preposterous eflcct of acting upon our neighbor like a reprieve to a man under sentence to le hung. He thinks It is "Hiving the way fur nn Administration defeat." If it will pave the way for an Administration defeat to know, by incontrovertible reasoning, that (irant will asMiredly receive a much larger ma jority in Ohio than the State KepuhHuan ticket, no matter what the majority on nf comfort to his (ireelev-strlckcn poulJ e uf th Koor ol the dome, and , Ir;,llinn, .;,. frrtm . , , ... , . ... ,r, twenty feet above them, and of course that 1 1 v v i -Im . .1 . "' the l-.xccutive e have stated a plain proportion : '1 he fn,m lhc firo Thp nhtw vm for .Vw ork 1 hurslay, in tho steam- War Xi(.,loIfl I.ilK-rals have dcteruiiued lo vote the riven, and before n ladder could lw ruisnl , M'cea,uc' Vice President: tnt 1 1 1. If nt ll, llnl lUn.J n, na in mrmil I bo i,w.n ni. tl.n itmnn l ! I lie 'eW (irk 111117 triulrl BTC CXUCCtcd 1 tafV! John State ticket may he, then logic has goneU unr readers. On Wednesday mad, ai ti e pr t'u oi iiroviMoiiN in no 1 i .i . . . t ; longer reliable, Thk inu nle rer Barclay unwittingly pays a high compliment to our Prosecuting Alln-nnw (Inn Iv Vn-fc ,n Un mvi 1 Mr. Nash s Mcch tracetl the narrative of the murder and Its incidents with such unerring exactness that he could hardly believe Nash had not lieen present to sue what he described. He also gives lieorge U Converse cm. credit for a pica1 of psy chologic subtlety very characteristic of him. Converse, In his Rpccch, descrilicd the murderer as probably having a mind j to do the murder at a point some distance 1 from where It was committed, but as being interrupted in some unknown manner. Barclay says he did intend to commit the murder nt the plavo indicated, but when he rn from his concealment he discovered soiuo otio approaching, nnd was obliged lo wait. It Is a fitting time in this connection to any just a few words as to tho service of Mr. Nash as Prosecuting Attorney, It is the universal testimony front men of all parties ami classes, that Franklin county has never employed the service of a mure diligent and capable ninl upright officer than Mr. Nash. Not orly k his character altofp suspicion for honesty, sobriety and Integrity, but hU ability Is unquestioned. When privat corporation or firms are so fortunate ns to secure the services of such nn agent, they are stow to change him for another. Aro the peoplo of this county going to thow less wisdom ? tf they have the most liinlled conception of H icy mul wund judgment, to my nothing of giving it iropcr ruwnid ns a recognition of faithful service and nu Incentive for others to do their duty, they will rc-eloet Nash wUh something near tinnniiuity, THE BURNED ASYLUM; .1r(1r ParlUnlurM of the Lohh or I.ll'o U renter thiui Hiiwrtcd : Nevea Known to hny Perlnhetl- DlMpoMttlon of the PnllenlN Atlill-llomil FiirtH or theCnliuiiliy-Ort-glu of ! Flri From thi npretnibl H mid, HTHi. ' Our reporter made a visit to New burg on Thursday, and we are able to give omc additional facta of Interest connected with the great disaster of Wednesday. THE 1IAIN t'ENTllAI. nUlUHNt, i destroyed beyond repair. The two wfng can lie rebuilt on their present wall. Their roof are gone, and floors in the upper story, but the floor and wood work of the lower tttorie are not so burned a to injure the walls. The two atenuiera from the city did an Jmircnso mnut of labor In saving property, one of the steamers remaining at work through the night. The effort now i to extinguish the smouldering tire immediately under where the main tower and (auk fell, and whore occurred the los of life, it is hoped the rcmainiof the victims may be found. LOW! 01' M1JJ. It is now thought there was no los of life among the patients; but it is also thought that the lorn of life when the tank fell was greater than at first supposed, and it is feared a number of persons lost their liven. On breaking out of the lire nu attempt was made to reach the flume, but the hose watt inadequate, and one man, who was among the mini her gathered under the lank, went for more hose, but on coming back the tank had fallen, and those under it buried in the fall. ORUHNOFTIIEPIHK Since the above was written we have been called upon by Mr. Wilwm of the firm of Wilson and ('nastily, the contractor for the tin work of the 'roof, ifc. With Mr. Wilson came Louis Cow leu who, was in charge of tho men at work on the roof. Mr. Cowles brought with him an elevation of the Asylum, showing the position of the mnin tower where the fire tooktand he pointed out tho position of hi men. and hi account is straightforward ana honest, and leaven the cause of the tire inexplicable, though it umiucHtionably wan occidental. TUB TO W Kit on the main building consisted of what might le called the window section, which is twenty feet high, and the dome above that section, and that surmounted by what was termed a lantern. Tho tower was lighted by window on all sides; the dome wn reached by a hide in the floor, which floor wan at the base of the dome. right at tho cornice over tho window of the tower, ami twenty feet above the main n,..r..r ii.n h,;i,iin.r ,Uww ti.iu I wan tho lantern, which wa iwrforated 1 around it side so as to admit ol veniila- tiotl "si:e tiikiik. Mr. Cowha waa standing on the muin I roof 'of the building very near the tower. 1 here were two men ut work on top of the dome outside tinning the lantern. Theco had no lire with them. One man was at work near Mr. Cowles on the main roof i soldering nail ludcs and repairinggoneral-1 Iv. He had a lire not, with very little t tower, aaw the tlamea nt work on the nn-1 '"" ,I,,WI "'"b ide, the " n,unu l,ic uiwe UI me uonie, ami one.01 . . . .i.. . .i ' ) Wdlrv 'iSZ SW ii, JuU I, think, it bad worked it. . l,- (,,!, f-,,,., ,1, Cm -..t us the lire was twenty feet up Iva and t,luin 01 "l0 ,)nrKl' the wind would not havo carried sparksiu A I-ondoii telegrnnt says the vessel re-that direction. The lire took, in fact, on ( ported wrecked on Insknr rock on the ion tho windward side of the house. Mr. ; (JdwIw myn im . ,p (hnt ,,lc lira nil mi Id bnvo tnkei ieii from the sparks from tho smoke stack.as thnt was one him- dred feet away, ami yet the men on the roof nnd on the tower say that during tho morning ashes and cinders had been troubling them which came from the smokestack. Sir. Cowles and the man were the first persons who saw tho lire. Till; I.OMN OF 1.1 KK at the Asylum was greater thun at first 1 relieved. In all probability nt lenst seven livita Bern lnt mid nnaxiblv timr. nn f.il. jow . Tho buniiuirof Mies Mary Walker Is CM'iiinu inu mm uiteiiiueuiTO nn roiiiniir . , v , .ir.ii i i ti icn I eil ffi tbn innther ol inc. iliivniud. living in Xewhnrv, Ucanjra count. She was old and feeble, and the shock was so severe that she diet! in fifteen minutes. The death of Albert Brown, Wednesday "'" "'J -- hiivihi; twen mentioned. KotMng has yet Ih.hu. heard of Benjamin Burgess, of Bedford, who waa missing "Iter tho lire, and no doubt remains that iit, if ni. iiM-nm it nit- miiii h "lv Mr. Bncess was about thirty years of age and had been married only a year and a half, lie wusa brother of Mrs. Joseph lurney. He was a young man of excel- lent character and hichlv esteemed. H niguiy esiecnico. lie happened to lw driving past when the fire broke out, and ran in to render assistance. Ho yielded up his life in his noblo ellbrt to save others. Isaac Heron, young man living in New burg, was caught in the debris nt the falling mils. Ho extricated himself, but with his clothing all in Ihmcs. He ran out and threw Tiimself into the water in the basin of the fountain, In front f the main entrance. He was terribly burned, and died a few hours later. Two oLbur vuuna men of Nuwhnru. Wil liam Fdwanfs nntl Morgan, nru missing. Both aro known to have leen tn the l.llm. n...r wbrmtWtm.l, Ml nt tl,n lima of the disaster, nnd it U believed that they must be added to the sad lit of vie The tank fell without a moment's warn ing, and when no immediate danger wns apprehended, tho fire not yet having reached below the third floor, All tltose persona whose names have been mentioned, and possibly others, who were In the hallway upon tho lira and third floors, were crushed by tho falling mass. None of the bodies havo yet been rrcoverod, If, indeed, they were not entirely consumed. Tho ruins at this point were still smoking hot on Tliumlay, bolides which the shattered mcnts constantly falling, rendentl It ex nnd unsafe condition ol the walls, irug- Imnelv haanrilntis lo atleinot lha removal of the debris. The wnlls will be taken less enthusiastic than his oolored friends, down inntrd lately, and within a dny or i who are very demonstrative on tho result (wo whatever remains of Ihe unfortunate j of his examination. He is now in Wash-victims wilt bo discovered, U la still bo- Ington, and will nut enter tho academy lieved thnt not one of the patient pcri-h- until next week. ed. Some are still missing, but it is thought they" are among those who escaped . DISPOSITION OK THE l'ATIKNTS. All the pnttcnt are now comfortably cared for. One hundred and twenty ore at the House of Correction, about n liun- dred arc in the various churches at New- burg, and the remuindcr were, on Thurs day, at various hospital and other institution in Cleveland. One hundred and twenty will 1 sent to Dayton to-day, to Ite plaeed in the asylum at that place. Most of these will ho the patient sent here four year ago from the Columbus district after the burning of that asylum. Many of the patient will have to be returned to the counties in which they live, and cared for in the infirmaries, until the asylum can be robiiilt. Gentlemen from some of the adjoining counties were in the city on Thursday to arrange for removing their patient. Tho new wings are found not to have been as bally damaged a wa supposed, thanks to the etlicient labors of the Cleveland firemen. It is believed that in thirty day new roofs can lie put on, the damage repaired, and aecowmodotions furnished for two hundred and lifty patients. Governor Noye ho been telegraphed for and in exacted within a day or two to consult witli the Trustee in regard to what shall be done. Dr. Icwi, tho Superintendent, and hie wife, who Mere at Mount Gilead at the time of the fire, returned on Thursdnv. They were deeply affected nt the sad disaster which had befallen their cherished institution. They took hold with a will and assisted in male ing provision for the care of the unfortunates.HY iM A I LAN D T KLKGKA I'll. Gam bet ta In being lionixcd in France. Severe gale on Thursday drove back several vessel that left Kngland for New York. .T. Mclnues & Co.' wool warehouse, in Boston, wa burned Thursday night. Lorn $17',(iOO. The official investigation of tho burning of the steamship Bienville i in progress in New York. The straight-out Democrat of Pennsylvania have en lied a Convention to meet at Ilarrisburg, October 10. Theodore Valevlns, aged sixteen year, wa fatally injured at Kvansville, I ml., last evening, while coupling cars. Charles Sloan wa yesterday taken from Chicago to Hartford, Conn., on the Governor's requisition, as a bank teller defaulter.A delegation of fifty-two chiefs of the Kiowa, Comanche, Arrapahocs and Apache are en route to Washington to settle Indian trouble. Three men were badly hurt in Chicago yesterday afternoon by "the caving in of a well of the new ('lit too HoiifC. .lame Clark had his hack broken. The emigration from Mel, since the occupation of that city by the German troops, has been so hcavv that the immhi- lation Unow hut one-third what it was (on the late war, ucncrai vt iiiium Horrow, Greeley elector for the KvaiiHvMIe (Indiana) di- trict, died at iNcw Albany laHt evening rom 'njuries received on the I-ouwville, I Albay flllli Chicago railroad. I Tho striking carwnters paraded in Chicago yesterday to the number of four hundred and fifty. Their place arc be ing tilled by others at old rates, Tho Chicago express on the Hudson river Mil.! .iimned ii.a trk m Vmlf. a, . ir i, ri,., ii,. .r. to take place in the Oyer and Terminer Court, before Judge John It. lirndy, in a ; I short time. Mnvor Halls case. it IH thnnhl, will he brought on first, i The enntain nnd erew of the barm Iron '. "!, "'', f'"", ""f?'0 I ,-2 2Z 0,1 a plOIlK Bllll the Ol nlank and the others hooted on the n" i"e "n Newcastle, Lap- tain Wilkins, which clcaml at IdvcriKd, wepiemucr 1, lor havnnnali. It has been nscertainctl that thirty of the crew were Ihe evidence in the second trial of Mrs. , I.aura Hit has ken conclmlcHl, exciting but little interest in San I-ranciwo. It di tiers but little from the first trial. Conn d were yesterday engaged in their argu men is to i lie luurl. There are about forty-one vacancies in the first-class clerkshiM In tho Treasury department and its various bureaus, all of which will be filled by the Secretary from the list of those who may mm a satisfactory examination In October. A fight occurred Thursday Wtween companies A ami (1 nf the .'Id ('. S. mili tia, while on a trnin en route front White Plains to New York city. At Tremont Station the police clcarell tho train, and two soldiers were arrested in opposing i uv mm y. novrrni men nriv nut unco aim In Mr. I In nek man seriously wounded. Attorney General Barlow savs that no (.ompromi(es havo been made with either , , iflrvey tll0 paHlm.Pf or i;nnolly the unnpt roller, wlierenv suits against them aro t0 be discontinued. Connolly will be Um ; (vloiHr if ho can lie found, but i thP Attorney Oenernl does not think he wjn CVfP u'n T. t last night un tho Wilmington and Wcldcn railroad, between Kverettsville nnd Dudley, in North Carolina, A considerable number received slight Injuries, and two or three were severely hurt, hut none dangerously, i The ladies car nnd the sleeping car were precipitated down an embankment twenty feet. Low, Chancellor of tho Kxchoipicr, In Ids speech in lilasgow, Scotland, last night, severely condemned Sir"Alexander Cock burn in not signing the award for damages In the Alabama claims, and for nublisliintr his amuinent. which opens un i tho question and renews nil of the 111 feci- !'. Hp insisletl thnt ll is the duty of I Miginnd to accept tlie award loyally, Thirty miles of the Alabama and Chat tanooga railroad were seued yesterday by order of (iovernor Smith, nnd the tele- I ft.raph wires were cut nluiiR tho same sec- lion of the road. Tho seixuru was alleged to have been made fur the better security ol the Mute indorsed poiki. io receivers have iKtsscssion of the road, nnd are oiernting it under a decree of the I nited Mate Nipremc luiiri. The colored cadet, James Henry Coir vers, appointed to tlio Naval academy by . Congressman Flllott, colored, of tho third aistnct ol riouth laroiinn, successfully - 1 paswd the examination at Annapolis,nnil I wan duly sworn In. He Is conn! derail I v BY TELEGRAPH 20 THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL. MARION. Hoc, clary DHnno's Hoi Nhitt In Uea. rrnl Mor(au'n Dl.lrlet KnlhnalM. tip Rcpilbllrnn MX ting. Hic'iHl In Hie Ohio Ktnlp Journal. Marios, O., Sept. 27. Tlie licpublicang of tliin cily held Urge anil entliuiatie meeting it the Court Uoiiw to-night. Tho Hon. Colum-biiR Pclnno wn. the principal xpenkur and poured hot Hhot into thocampof the Con-federAtett, of whom there nro not a few in thin county. IIU peraonol knowledge of the adminintration of the n Ilium of thin nation, enabled him to refute aucceiwfully the charge brought ng.iiiut I'rwiilcnt Grant. Thin county i Morgan'a atrnng-hold in the Ninth diairict, but tho major, ity will lie materially diminished. Ilia wool dodge ia too thin and the Tammany check ia telling fearfully upon him. lie will lie buried beyond all recovery on tho eighth of October. "zanestolbT . I. II. Moore- TrRimrprrtMl-or Rfr. Htephen router. fK'liil In 111' Ohio HUIe Jniirnsl. Xanksvim.e, O., Sept. 27. The many friend of Kev. David H. Moore in Columbus, will be sorry to hear lie ha been transferred by Conference to Trinity Church, in Cincinnati. The Conference to-day took up the case of Rev. Fof ter, and by a resolution offered by Key. Bpahr, hi name was stricken from the Conference. CLEVELAND. A Very Dintrnrllve Fire I.onh One Hundred nml I'ltty-flte Thoumintf Dollnrtt Niilrltle of nn I n.. tie Wo mmi. Ci.evki.AND, 0.,Sept. 27. A fire broke out about 0 o'clock this evening in tho planing mill of House & Davidson, completely destroying the building, machinery, stock, tV.c. House & Davidson' loss i insured for $7.)00. Tho same building wa occupied a tho factory of the Cleveland Furniture Company, and the bellow factory of W. J. Bradshaw and Co. Los to the Furniture company $1',K0; insurance SlOiiO. Bradshaw and Co.' loss is S'jIWIO; insured for From the planing mill the flames spread to the lumber yurd of Woods, Perry and Company, where tho fire i still raging, although under control of the tire department. The loss to Woods, Perry A Co., i estimated at one hundred thousand dollar; insurance scvcnty-fivc thousand dollar. A young woman named McKce, whose noiuc nun .Marshaltown,lowa, committed suicide ycnUnlay at the water cure in this city, by drowning. Cause, insanity, -nTX7n7.T-T " CINCINNATI. The i;kpfiMltloii--MtiNlr'il FcMtlvnl. CtM iNS.VTi, Sept. i!7. The last three days of the Imposition have been attended by thirty thousand visitors daily. The show of cut llowcr will take place daily next week. Initial arrangements have Wen ier-feeted for a suierh musical festival to take place in thiscitr the Hint week in Mav. i.-i.t, at imposition nan. i lie ouicers ol committee are wcorgc President; K. F. Adae, Ilellamv Ktorer. ir.. Secre- Sliillitn. Trensiirer. IMieiulorn ThomaH hasacceptcd the musical director- ship of the festival, and will increase his orchestra to two hundred instruments. I xu nit: suming nut ic iich, nerninn, Atncri CI" nd others fr mixed or male voices, w , Hi "Sft.SSjtf tf?.'1!! toVa iKlT.I h.Rh oruer. WAHlOWttTON. MIUTAllY ( IIAXtiK. Wahiiin(iton. Sept. 27. Lieutenant Colonel James A. Kkin, IVpuly Quartermaster (ieneral is ordered to take charge of tho general depot nf the (Juartermasicr's ii-partmeiu at Jcllersonvtllc, Indiana, re- ,ievi (, chnrcfl A t tlnrtrinHlCr. ..fall his , uties at ,iinf (iinil. . construction of new buiklings. NATl'llALIZATtON HTAMIN. Tho Commissioner of Internal Iteventic has decided thnt certificates of naturalization isHiuil by the United States or State courts, are not such certificates as require a stamp under internal revenue laws, and arc therefore exempt front stamp tax. THK I'REMhKN'TV IlETflt!!. The President nnd family returned to Washington nt five o'clock this evening. Several friends called at tho White House to pay their respects. Poltllml Kninhifttlon. Bai.timoiir, Sept. 17. K. K. Wilson was nominated for Congress by the Democrats of tho First District vcslerdnr, SvRAfTSK, Sept. 27. the Democrats and I.ilwrals of the Twcnlv-fourtli District yestenlay nominated frank Hitchcock, I. literal Bepublican, for Congress. DmtoiT, Sept. '27. The straight Democratic State Convention, held in Jackson to-day, nominated the following ticket : (Iovernor, Col. Wm. M. Ferry, of Orand llnven; Lieutenant (iovernor, Hon. ('has. Woodruff, of Yptdlnnti; Secretary of State, Thos. C. Cutler, of Ktilnmnon; Treasurer. Clement II. Davidson, of Detroit: Au ditor liencrnl, Hon. Cyrus Peabody, of Oakland; (.ommisstoncr of l'ind Ollice, lion, irn IM rouse, of l-nnaiHcr; Attor ney Ocncral, Wm. A. Clark, of Saginaw; Siicrin(cndcnt of Public Instruction, lion. Andrew J, Sawyer, of Monroe; Mcmlter of Stale Board of Education, Key. C. Vandervecr, of Kent. A Hllirtl Nmlonnl llnnk KiteU fur tlo.ooo in 11 on do. Bai.timoiir, Sept. 27. Wm. A. Boyd, of this city, has brought suit In the Su-iverior Court against tho Third National Bank to recover Sr'-MrtHl in United Stales iVlS) bonds, and $H."it)0 in Hudson county, New York, bonds, deposited, it he claims, ns collateral security. The demand was mnde on the lUth of August, the day nfter thcrobU'ry of lhat hank. It is understood that the bank denies tho claim, on tho ground lhat the bonds wereondeooMt for safe keeping nnd not held by the hank at the time of the robbery ns col lateral security.In in I RntlituMl Acvldenl. Nakiivii.i.k, Kcpt.J7.- A freight train I of fourteen cam was j mimed to-day in a deep cut on the Nashville and Louisville railroad, six miles from Nashville. Eleven of the cars wet crushed to fragments. Ono man was killed and a number wounded. The accident wns caused by n defective roil. NEW YORK. A KAU UIAS'ft WEALTH. New York, Sept. 27. A will case involving an estate of $1 00,000 came up before Surrogate Hutching to-day. The will is that of Mary K. L. Bishop, otherwise known a Kate Ridge by, proprietress of an establishment on Duanc street, and said to be a sister of Matilda Heron. The contestant are Mr. Davidson, wife of a Philadelphia jobber, who claims to be the testator' daughter, although she never saw her, and Mrs. Mary L. Johnson, also claiming to be a daughter of the deceased. Witnesses testified the deceased spoke of Mr, joiinson a ner daughter. FABflKLL PLEAD8 NUT fll'ILTY. Thoma Far ret 1 wa arraigned In the Court of General Session to-duv 011 two indictment for manslaughter; one for the alleged killing of Horatio Seymour, and another for the killing of John Ornell. He pleaded not guilty to both. Farrell wu a keeper of the Ward 11 a ml Insane Asylum. CAGED YOU A RAtft'AL. A man giving hi name as H. G. Keller, of Wood vi Up, Ma., but known to detective as Major Ward, of Iouisville. Ky., was arrested thi afternoon charged with swindling several wholesale houses by buying goods and paying for them with bogus chock. BLATTEHLY'8 DEATH, The coroner's jury in the case of Eugene Si utterly, who died, it i alleged, from olli-ciul ill treatment on BlackwelT Island, rendered a verdict to-day, one juror dissenting, of death from injury received while intoxicated. FUNDS IN NEED. Comptroller Green thi afternoon appropriated one hundred thousand dollars to tho department of Charities and Corrections. Thi obviate tho neccHsity of removing tho hospitals fur want of fund. SALTED FOB SEVEN YEAIW, In a Brooklyn court to-day, M..I. Tom-liu pleaded guilty to an assault on hi daughter last Juno with Intent to kill, and was sentenced to seven years in the State prison. IN DA X(l EH OF DEATH. Hon. John Davidson, who was a prominent candidate for the nomination for Governor of New Jersey, Is lying dangerously ill at Elizabeth. THE 8TOLKN PILKH. Custom House ofiirial state that the actual value of the silk stolen from the public More, will not exceed seven thousand dollars. fntnl Ire iff lit Train 'ollMon. Indianapomh, Sept. 27. Through misconstruction of train order, two freight train collided at Chesterfield, on the Cleveland Columbus and Indiana Central railroad, early thin morn'mjr, killing the engineer, Samuel Eiisoy, and wounding the fireman, r rank Parslow. 1 . . lp In 11 Balloon. arnwUI at l'lvn.,.il, v.inr.l,.v nfin.. noon, landed tliix luorninir in Canada, rL'.1!0 .is "in V"w?;-"w h"T!;"! i traveled three hundred miles over wildcrucsH of Maine and Canada, MnehliiUtH mill lllnrliHiiililm' Cnn- cutluu. Aliiany, N. Y., Sept. 27, The next session of the International Machinists and lllacksmith' Union will lie held at Louisville. After the transaction of some routine business the Convention adjourned tine tlie. ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS. tt lit ii or III It k. We were yesterday fuvorcd with a call from Signor Iltiti, now giving cnlcrtaiii-ments In the wonderful at the Opera House, It has been very generally thought that the old original Signor Blitz was no more, and in common with many others wo accepted the belief for a truth. Wo were therefore the more pleasantly disap pointed Mien in walked the veritable Ng- nor yesterday, and extended his digits for rf j , . n . frintnllv nnviiinn U'n Mw.nnl.a,! I.. him no apparition : we asked for no straw-! berry mark on his left arm, for wo saw in an instant that he was the same little body who years ago delighted our young fan- citu with his extraordinary illusions and ventriloquisms. He has been quietly en- i gaged in Philadelphia for many years past, hut feeling that ho would liko to make another tour in a professional way, before " passing in his checks," he started out with his son Theodore, nnd is now here in Columbus. Ho took three little round cork halls, and placing them each under a lea cup, without touching the cups he passed them from one to another with a facility 'that would probably havo astonished his Satanic Majesty. After tiring of that, again without touching u baud to tho cup, tho cork bnlls disappeared, and instead there were two baked potatoes and an apple. Wc nuked him how he did It, and he aid by means of an unknown science which ho termed "IWclikutophcctarn-oughtictwokuo."Tho Signor wns burn In (icrmany, but left "FadorlnmP' at an early ago for this country. He Is now sixty-three years old, and began his tricks and trade In 1H,1.", since which lime he has traveled the world over. Many who saw him, years ago, in boy hood or girlhood, now take their own Tom or Charlie, or Nettie or Icttic, to sco him perform nnd tell tho boys and girls that years ago, when a boy or girl, as tho case may have been, they buw him do this or thnt and wonder that the little double voiced old man la still in such a flno fctalo of preservation. Well, it has been a long time sinco wu saw him, and yet ho Is still the snmo veritable Signor BHu. Adieu, Signor! You hnvo aston ished many on earth in your time, and probably when tho time comes for you to "pass over" It'a likely enough you will he as much surprised then ns wo nrc now. A 1'ollro IHIIIciilty. Policeman ltyan arrested a man from Westervillo yestenlny, and while conveying him to the calnbuose struck him with A billy In a manner that lias aroused indignation among parties who helluva the treatment was without cause. Mr. Ryan, however, produces a witness who says he saw tho wholo transaction, Ho relates thnt tho Westervillo man, who is said to bo a hnlf-hrccd Indian, wns passing along High street Intoxicated, nud foolishly handling a gun, to tho Imminent peril of people n the street. Kynn selml tho Weslervillinn Yahoo, who resisted by striking the ofiicor with the gun on tho face. Ryan took charge of the gun, aul with the weapon In one hand and the other hand on the prisoner, proceeded down High street. In front of the Capitol the prisoner offered further resistance, pulling out a knife and making passes at the officer with it; whereupon ltyan laid the gun on the sidewalk and with his disengaged hand seized hi billy nnd struck the prisoner one blow and knocked him jlown, the harsh measure being uecessary to resist the attempt to tnb. This is what the eye witnes aforesaid tell. Other testimony will be introduced at the trial, and we rest the case till then. i'rnnkllu Comity Tnx Leite The following comparative statement show the amount levied on each one hundred dollars valuation in Franklin county for the year 1871, and also 1872, in the several townships, school district, village and city : Monlifrtnieny lmiiln , MidliFHin tHiihip tnivt'in't m lnKil iliMiiH Wini'lii sler m-lionl diBiricl.,, Ulnn-jmrt town Wine I it1 tor tint. 11 1 lilt hortnlis Hchtxil 1ihU jet Hiiimlton towiiNliii Truro tmnialiLp UVynoMs1.il I'm m-Iioh) dMrlet. IteynnltMmrn town , Jctt'ersoii IouiihIiiI' I'Iuiii townslii Nttv AH any Nrliool liiMtri-1... .WW A I him y toviii 1 .Miltltn to'ii!'lii ttriili(t'iort win ml ditriul.... Cllinl.iti towiihtn) , Pfiry towiixlilt.. , Hlmroii towiiMloi 1 Worilniiijton nrli.iul tli.-tiit l.., Wnrtllillntflll tl)M U Itlctvlon lnwin-lii) Wcitervillc town Wiiriliiiitftoii dmti-liii , Norwich townshif , llillinnl nrliool tlintrict Hillisint town I'runkliii ttiwiihio llroun lownlii lYnirif (oniiHinit..,. , I'lciinmt t4wii-lnit HrrMliiirKwIioul rii-t .... HrriKlHiiK town Jit'koii tiiwiisln) , lirovo l ily if'hool ilinlrirt (iruvcM'ity town l'o 11111 1 n' city 9 !" 9 1 os 1 1 :tt 1 , 1 V. 1 , 1 r.H 1 1 72 0 If To 1 JM 1 Hi I :u I n . I 17 . 1 INI . 1 27 . 1 XI , 1 i:i . 1 ft . 1 M . l hi . -1 :ii , 1 M , 1 M , 1 K , 'I -'li . 1 Hi . 1 1 . 1 :w . 1 41 l n 1 hi 1 1!) 1 an 1 art 'i i 1 n 1 01 j !; ; 4 pern Iloute. Signor Blitz had a good audience at the Opera House last night, and gave a splendid entertainment. B!iU i the prince of magic. His deceptions are ho wonderful, and are so genteelly presented, and hi ventriloquism is so remarkable, that he gain lioBts of friend and admirers every night he presents himself. There can bo no more attractive performance for a matinee than Blit?,'. By all mean let ladies and children turn out this after- noon, and let it not be forgotten that the t.ncagement will close to-night, n nnUftnr tiled ion. ,P1 ., ... i,:.,,i. j i,: Kmlwny. Indiana liiviMon, nem ai ivu- burn, Intl., on tho 2litll inat., Walter C. Q"inc-v of ''io- - ff? i I President ; Wni. Wing, Secretary ; W. H. James, of Ualiimore, Treasurer, aim jas. r . , , i.i ti f i ruue L. Kandolph, C hicf l-.ngineer. 1 ho Uilel Engineer was directed to advertise work for contract .,.. aa right of way waa obtained. j Now 'rpornilon. A certificate for the incorporation of; tho National Building Association of; liellaire, with glSOflO capital a.ock, dl- vhled into seven hundred and fifty shares of two hundred dollars each, was tiled yesterday. The corpora ton nro David Hankiii, Hubert Chiaholm, Charles. C. Cralty, Kobert Walker and II. IX Meek, Mu rr I nice l-tcn?. Marriage licenses have been issued by I the Probate Court during the past week to the following named persons William Melton and Fanny St. Clair; Charei M romeP ami Jerusha J. Mul Pn: Samuel Taylor and Sarah J. Young; , ,v iiuiinivi .'" ' tin he rr IT. lliirton and Kmilv Norm: ?!,k.lin lknilo.r ami f 'l'rlatina'Swickard; t H. UiirtrfHia Jr.. nnd Mflrv K. Hnrlnek er; David Pimentnl and Louisa Perles; John J.Owen and Marshev Wood; WU Ham Webb and Kllen J. Tanner; Hichnrd D. Jones and Matnrie J. Hutson; Michael Bnechnerond Mary Kabb; Benton Caslow nnd Km ma Bush. HpIIbt1oii Notice. Trinity Church Services Sunday at 11 a. m. nnd 7J p. m. Kev. It. W. Clark will preach. Vniverfiaiiit Chunk Services at 11 a. m., by the pastor, ltev. K. L. Rex ford. All are invited. No service in tho evening.Second ltibiterian C'AwrcA Sabbath School nt 0. Morning service at 11, with the Communion. Kvcning nt 7j. Service by the pastor. CAwirA nf the Gawl Shfpturil Corner of Bunnell and Kerr streets Services every Sunday evening nt 7J o'clock. Bev. Mr. Spurges, pastor. Firl Contfreyuliunal Church Services in Y. M. C. A. Hall.IInydcn'a Block, Brood street nt 11a. m. Preaching by Rev. Josiah Jenkins, of Springfield. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock p. in. All arc cordially invited. LOCAE NOTICES. J. M. I-1m.htt has fitted up another room nt his photograph gallery, nnd is ready to lake ferrotypes. sep2H 7t Foil lots of fun, go to the Opera House this afternoon and evening. Signor Blitx is the man thnt does it. sep-8 Visit J. M. Elliott's Mammoth Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery, In Johnson Building, 0: South High street. scp'JHJt VKNTim.ocit'iHM and Magic this afternoon nt 1 o'clock for ladles nnd children, scpS BitiKd your Old Pictures to J. M. Elliott, If yon wish them copied. Wc have no solicitors. scp'28 it SniNon But. Matinee this afternoon. Admission 2" cts, children 15 cts. sep'iS Girr some of Klliotl's new stylo Photo- graphs they nro splendid. No. Hit South High street scp'JS 71 Si:nd the lltllo ones to huvo u good laugh nnd recruit for next week's study, nt the Opera II on no this afternoon nt J o'clock. sep28 A visit to J, M. Klliott'i rooms In tho Johnson building, will well repay you for the time spent. He has some of the finest pictures it has been our good fortune- to nee anywhere. scps 7t Five Hundred Portfolio for the Schools, Hubbard A Jones have at their Central Book Store, by the Post-oflice, 600 Portfolios, which titer ore offer- ing to school children at 5, 10, and so on - " 1" nun, I'urKCU) and blotting pajHT. ei28 It Shadow (or Kembrandt) photos, at J M. Elliott's gallery, 95 South Highstrect. ep28 7t Steixway Grand. Siuare and L'priiiht Piano, first of the Grand Gold Medals of Honor. World' Fair, Paris, IHG7 London, 1862. The most perfectly arranged and the largest Piano Manufactory in the World. ( )ne piano every working hour; ten piano every day. Every piano warranted for five year. Prices a low an the exclusive use of the Iwst material and most thorough workmanship will permit. Old Pianos taken in exchange. Hnrri Pianos, $275. J. F. IIaihus & Co., 38 North High street. cp2Hlt A No. 1 artUt employed on tin ty(s 1 exclusively, at J. M. Elliott'. I -...no p.. Castoiha A substitute for Castor Oil i a physic which doe not distress or gripe, but is sure to ojiernte when all other remedies have failed. You may confidently rely ujHin theCastoria inStomach Ache, Constipation, Flatulency, Croup, Worm, Pile, or deranged Liver. It contain neither Minerals, Morphine, Opium nor Ale 10 1, but is perfectly liarm-Icfh, and abovo all, pleasant to take. The Castoria soothe nnd quiet the system, and produces natural sleep. It I a wonderful thing to assimilate the foot! 01 cuiKiren ana prevem tticm from crying. A IJ5 cent bottle will do the work for a family and save many doctor bill. ep28 Feurotvi'FN can now ho had nt J. M. Elliott's. Wp28 7t ANNOUNCEMENTS. Profteeiillnjr Attorney. To tlio l'vujile of Frnnklin County ; Hyvour kindness and partiality I have served yon for nearly two yean in the capacity of Prosecuting Attorney. Grateful for the confidence thus exhibited by you, 1 have endeavored to merit it by discharging tho duties of the ottice with energy and fidelity. I am a candidate for re-eleclioD. and it you approve my official conduct, shall be pleased to receive your indorsement on the biuoi ncxi uciuner. uko. k, aahi. i August 2Jd, 1872. aug23 dftv Ul I oiitity TreifNnrer. To Die Ptjoolo of Frnnklin County : i Two years ago, through your kindness and 1 conhdeure. 1 waa elected to the oflice of Conn- ty Treasurer. It liaa been my aim to ad- "iSM tfctoSgiz SH.'.'S supjiorted me, for the good of all, and not a 1 am ft wudidnto for re-election at the enBuin(J election, and if my administration of the ottWw has met your appruikt ion, shall be bm t0 nnm mt Vsaum. AngiiBt 19th, 1872. nitg23diwtd Coiuilj C'uiiimlHloner. KniTon JocitSAt Please announce Jaib Ihh, esth of the Fourth ward, as a candidate JtliuS'tSlV'JS oblige his many friends in the city nud , county. sept Id Inflrmnry 111 rector. Editor J oun s a Please announce the name of Jonathan Dknt as a candidate for County Infirmary Director, to bo voted for ar the coming Octolier election, and oblige nug28tf Many Fhikxiw. County Auditor. Editor J ocrx a i Please aononifce tho name of James M. Friox as a camliriata lor County Auditor, to bo voted for at the com- iiitf vfi niinri civtllUll, Dim UHII)(V ftug27td Many Fiuexhs. Probate Judge. W. R. Rankis is an Independent candidate for Probate Judge of Frnnklin county, at the October election. scjilj Wm. Jamison is an Independent candidate for ProUue Judge. nugl.Mf MARRIED. Joskk HfftToK September 2fiih, at the residence of the young lady's mother, by the Rev. Daniel Uarriw, Richard I). Junks, 'Km., and Miss Mauoik J, Homo., both of this citr. DIED. PniCR (1(1 til A '7lh nf Hnntamt.w 1 UT Mrs. Mary Pbici, in llio forty-firth year of ner age. Friends nnd acquaintances are Invited to attend the funeral from tlio residence of her sister, Mrs. Kliz Hopkins, No. 3o4 South Front street, Sunday at V,l p. ni. Wkstwatkh At his residence, No. 206 Xorth High street, September 2iih, William Wkstwatkh, in tho sixty-second year of hii age. The runeral will tnke plaro from his lale residence Sundtiy afternoon, nt VA o'clock. Friends of the fanily resptx'tftilly' Invited to Attend. Wheeling pajiera please copy. 1 New Advertisements. A Attention, Knights Templar. Ik T YOI ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED to meet in the Asylum this (Saturday) September 28th, A. 1). 1HT: A.. 0. 7fi, for the purpose of conferring Ihe Order of the Red Cross. You are also notified to assemble in tho Asylum Tuesday morning, Octolier 1ft, 1872, nt U a. tu to perform escort duly to the ofll-cers of thcUrnnd Itoilics. By order.. JOSEPH M, HTl'ART, Km. Commander Mt, Vernon Commaudery No. 1 K. T. Oukstks A, B, Si:mkh, Recorder. sop28 It I. 0. 0. F. T1IK OFFlCKItS AND MKM- IlKRS nt Cciilrftl Lm hrn Nn. T nrn liorohv notified to meet nt the .Hall on Siinduv af ternoon, promptly nt o clock, lo ni lend the funeral of our late Ilro. Wm.maii Wkstwatkh.All members of tlio Otdcr, in good standing, are cordially invited. J.D. JONES, N.O. J. M. Barber. Scc'y, wp2H u PICKAWAY HOUSE, I'lHCI.KVIM.E. OHIO. O. I. FRimon, Formerly of Spencer House ('inclnimti, THK 11KST HOTKb IN THK CITV. Ite-fitted nnd ncwlv furnished. Flno largo Sami'I.h Rooms mi first Hour. Free Omnibuses lor patrons ot the House. aei2a lm Hocking Valloy Sonp and Candle Mim ufiicfurlng Company. MANPFACTTRRRS OF AND HEAh-KRS in Toilet, Fancy, I-inuulry ami Common Soaps, Candles, lifts, Ar. Siecinlty, Locke's Rose Soan. which is urn one the Iveit nonps on earth for nil purnoses. Ollice and Factory, cor.llnntorflnd HigliSts., Iognn,0, epu Hiuos LOCK I'., I lat n ft CO. RAILROAD LETTING. THE MAYOR OK TH E CITV OF COLUMRr 1 111 tli rountynf Krunklin and Mtiuoot'Ohio, li.Tdjjf gives notice tlmt h.h1h 1'roposalt mil u' TVvi'lVil him mi l tin- Council of m,, h " " iim-niwr, mi.-, ior roust rue- ol'ii milrrinil in am id rtirv tiiul (old,,,,, to t,0 tPrms 0f a w.t of ,1(w (i;.ll(,ra Aswi-mUy of the Stmo of uliio, entitled "An n,t to ituUioriic eoimtiuH, cities, liieorityroti'd vil-uKOH uml townslurHi to l)niM railroiids nnd to Ieii.it' iirid o.ei ute tho snm?," tutwi April jet, IE72,iN'iw-n the following termini and on the rollowmx route, vik.: Unntmihiiig at anrtijti-Mo point in nnd nmr the cinter nf the north Ixitimlary lim of Humilton townilitn, in snid eotinty; thenoo in a northerly direciion to mi eliKiNo point in tlu Ntuiomd roud, withmfnid eity, or the Friend street railroad stnblen, mid notn.-oodinir omt-third or u mil in distance from the snmcj thcne ho nn to romieet with the Union depot of mud city, duI asu n brnneh road, commencing nt a point in llic line of said riitlroitd nlwnt oti-tliird of a mile houiIi oft lie Nationni mad; tlien.'c in nnennterly ttlrfe. tioiinnd parallel to no id Kntional rond to ih ei.t Ixuik of Alum errck, nlxiut one-thint 01 n mile ronth of tho Nationnl road. Hidden will furnish their own npeeiilenlioii, with proper i-laiiH ncce..nry lo Uiiir rut - tin-snine, and they are rcpiircd to lm speille itnd detinue at to tho clmrnoter of the work to I, dune nnd miitenaln to be furnished; conformity will, however, be reouired to the siiwinVutionh follovriiiK, vie.: IM. 'ifiut nifl railroad It eomtrurlcd In s stiitnlilo and workmanlike manner, and wiieii .oinpletPd ln, in all rc..e-tH, a lirsl t-ltuw nmd, ready for the rolling Stock. lid. Tlmt a oot quality of iron T mils l used, weiuliiiiK not lesa than mxty uuudri p,.r lineal yard, und laid 011 not lrxtt than twentv-.-ixhuti-dn-d nud forty good, Hlihstaiitial eruxatien per nnle. Tho rnilrond is to lw located nnd built on 11 line to la; selected hv tho Mnynr and Council of said cily, h profile of which will he for itiipee-tlt)U, lv persons winding to hid on the work, in the oKIcb of the Clerk ol naid city, on and nfter tho llilh day of November, 172. Tim work in to lie done under tlio direction and utipervioion of mud Mayor and CoittK'il. The railrond i to In luiilt on grounds or rijiM. of way to iK'fnnilKlicd l.v unid eitv, or iffur-ni-tuil liy the bulderti to he tranife'rred to miid city for tt 1'onnideiaiion to bn ajiroed upon Iwfore tho execution of the eoulmet for llio cout ruction ofwaid railrond. HhU should lo imidn f,.r the whole of ttid road, for a specified amount of the hond nf mud city, to l3 iMsiied fur that puriione and tiled m tiie oftlfeof the Treauier nf the State of Ohm in thirty dny from the date hereof, or for given distance of Hiiid road. The contractor will bo reouired to Rive I mini, with Miroty, a rconire.1 Uv law, within mieh liliiewnmybode'iiKHated by naid Mayor nod Conned, upon aeeepiimee of nny bid and etiier-inu into contract under the name. T'atcd thin -JHlli day of Scnleinlier 17 JAMKrt (i. ItlfLL, W:iVtr. HISS WILKIE WILL OI'KN OX TUESDAY, OCT. lt, AN ELROANT AS80BTUKXT OP FALL AND WINTER Dresses and Cloaks, BeleeleU Kxiiremtly for ber Trade. ALL TUB KKW HI1ADKS IM I I F,owers and Feathers- Ribbons and Velvets, With many other CHOICE NOVELTIES. NO SOUTH HIOH STREET. Chosson & Cos Kid Gloves. april 12 d L. B. DA VIES, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES, CROMM I T AID CIIK I I.H SAWN. All kind, of Rcpnlrlnfftloiie on Mhort Kollrr. BUOAD STREET, (Corner of State Avenue,) 8ci28 ly COLUMnUS. OHIO. Wm. Wilson McGrew KmovKn to 5HFourth Stroot XOIIXII HIDE. I HAVE JlrST KKCRIVED AN ENTIRELY NEW AScSUKTMKNT OF LADIES' FIXE GOLD WATCHES, Comprising all the celebrated and Justly popular makts, which I offer at a material reduction on the prices ordinarily asked by dealers. It is, beyond couiariBon, the finest stock of Watches ever displayed in Cincin- QUII. 1 have also made lunre additions to niv already extensive oMoriment of (iOLD ANl SILVfelt WATCHES FOR (iENTLEMEX, DIAMONDS, JKWKLRY, SILVER WARE, and RICH FANCY (iOODS, embracing nil the latest and most fsMhionablc designs, to which I invite inspection. Wm. Wilson McGrew, No. 58 West Fourth St., CINCINNATI, O. ppW Iran $500 Reward ! noil THK ARHKHT OF ROIlKUT DL'N-X LAP, charged with the murder of James A. Carpenter, Tuesday, SeptcmWr 17th, 8"'J. Description Age,' forty; hight, five fuel eight inches blue jnens punts; brown sack coat, torn; bluck cloth ciij; heavy ret; ilnrk board all over his face; weight, liifl or 17U pounds. The above reward will be pnid for tlie arrest and delivery of Dunlii). or a lilwral reward for any iulbmmtioii ( lint will lend to his arrest. Addrexi 11. .McCAIIK, Detective. Colnnilms, (.. Sfpt. H, sep'JO tf HOCKING COAL RECEIVING DAILY UEST QUALITY Hocking Coal for fumily use, from the new opening of ulne foot vein. Wholesale and Retail. Shipments promptly attended to, .;. van i:i NK, Ko. V39 ft'orih Illitli JyM flm IRON FENCING. HENRY V. IIKIU1ERT HAS BEEN appointed agent for Rrirhcrt's Patent Iron Fence, manufactured at Delaware), tho cliespMt and most twty Fonoe made. Ollice. 110 NOt III Tllllin NI RLI-.T, Where samples can le seen. Order will lw received and any information given bv Messra. Taylor 0 Harrt, Undertaker IVrsons who are contemplating a fence tor a Cemetery lot, will do well to giro us a call, ns wo hsre mro samples eprr!idly deigncl for Hint pnrHse. sepli tf OLD PAPicilH Suitable for wrapping or Tacking, F u sale at the NlHle Journal Mllr.