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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

SICKNESS IN THE GULF.-The Picoyune pub
fishes the following entitled to implicit crederce
NAVY YsRD PENSACOLA Aug. Il, lsi1.
EDITORS OF TIE PiCAYVSE; AS person fully
acquainted with of the and DESTROYS
OF correcting any impressions and eXaggera-
ted reports To hch the arrival of the u. : steamer
Mississippi with number OF fever pstienis from the
Cult may have given rise beg leave TO offer you tor
publication the exact state OF the patients 10 the hospital
this station AS gathered from the report OF the sur
geOn OF that establishment Of this date.
There have been admitted into the hospital from the
Mississippi l5s patients many Of whom not fever
cases affected with other diseases Incident to the
crews OF large ships No deaths have occurred At the
hospital up this date on board the ship since she
LETT me squadron q; Anton LTsrdO.
Out OF the whole number OF cases there but
considered severe dangerous the rest reported
convsescent mos, OF them walking about and many
not requiring medicine.
The character OF the disease IL reported BY the sur
geons Of the ship and the hospital mild yielding gene
rally 10 medical treatment and much modified BY the
pure atmosphere Of this Plscehe time OF GONZALES
eeuee is rather tedious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

in THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS ORDERED OUT
NeIeNih thsi The Government has finally determined
upon making requistion for tan thousand more volur-
eIs unoer the original law authorizing the raising Of
MY thousand mtn. We are led to bcieve that the re
SS'si1'on = n~1e principally upon the Western States
eers will reach ne through tho papers in day or two
The design 81 the Government 10 have thirty thousand
men under Gen Seois orders BY the end OF SEPTEMBER
The sooner the better. IN q pc ao,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

would respectfully n'Jfm her friends and the "a lc
nat she designs L. remove School from t3 ARENA
10 % East twentieth Grsm-rcy Park, t0etw-@n The
Fourth avenue irvi1gpzr- and Will Commence The
ensuing term 90 the - D 81 september, "a Monday
The house 1. commod'ous Hni arranged win superior
acc nodsona Tor the School. and the ocaiiOn Is not
surpss 10 the cly-sccesse b. several INES % Stages
and The ri. cars directly PARA and To TIE immediate
vlciuiiy oftwo three oilers
C'rci ars nav be obtained 81 Dorsmgs Nron's cor
ner Of Nassau and Liberty ard Al The bookstore u G.
g,a,cf. 4 O. 80 Rroed,rav suG I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
Ir.IvRR.ITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

u A JOHNSON R-ctor-Tn- inst 70 on iu The CLsssi-
al and MATHEMATICAL department viii coutnus the IN
Iniug year unfrr The direction of Mr. George - fafAer
formerly Of the BuslOn Lain school, headmasier assist
ed by Mr. Wa HcG-org late Of The Ponghkeeu sic nst
int A. Teach 81 the Classics and Prof Grand lrsiruc
Tor Ia Freuch Toe next quarter b-gus on The trs Mon
dsy n September Terms as per quarter. Application
for admission may be- made al The Uaiyersy b1ldings
,,,tb ,.trg lnver f,or All7 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

LIBEL SUIr.--The AIbaRy ErcHiay Journal has
been sued for oel by Of those rapscoas harpies
whose frauds on immigrant passengers Il had sided in
exposing The law Of libel in this STATE expOun3ed
BY our Courts hitherto little better than shield for
.ifi.i,v
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
owLER- & WELLS,
" 3u- III ~nssaa-st. y. \.
~ Wafer.Cur tstnbIi-hneni, q

y WHfcF'NuT tsuf"II-" II :. r.l--tt 70
ArerIrsr prsco Al 1iIos o. s;er-Cur- receives
pGieus Is ABOVE. Thoss tisisnce nag ~ senl.ag
ia-. b- sdg.ted f5f u-Lif1-ui 81 hoin- uy-S u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

rT191 Y17TEST--Tee "a Term q The Misses Inns
LFTs school fc> Young Lsdie- a. 81 foaI h-~v-nse
corrsr u II e1stt A. ril open % Ne9ls.y n ~
N III Lrsi-y-as.isled Dy gent eansn-nAs Dern esia-
llshet 'or several years iosed 10 lhr N ces f.o.s
noo, On. CIV and 10 paroBz-d By mzDy Of The beat
i.mi-s M s nsishb0rbood CTcuisrs, giving iefmf te.
r.v bs ia Al he rs.cencs Of he Principals, kbOve,
corner Of rvsuEieih-sL snd Rourihsgerue. sul a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
r. Nev-yorl, yVnfer-fur e R-tabIIshmept,
RRAIsrEnsi SALOONS.

ari i1-si- o. A Llllil fihTr. ! coz
cgctsd by Drs PERSON md MEkh.A, he alsr q
whom srent year Gra-'slburg. fi-c lng te Water
Cure System. a. prscfic-c bg Pf'els1iiL tll- N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

NiaiAr in.uint'on ,iuaed Az Bro dway. Will be re
opsned on Monday the Solh Of August Application for
tb. Admission of puris may BE- made Professor r. L.
Cooke PRINCIPAL Of me Male Department 10 Miss Mary
Y Bean Principal " the Young Lafies Department, or
10 any Of lh- fi.iowng gentlemen, VIM eomPose ne
School Committee
Henry T IlgaHs Jas Van Norten, Anson Baker
Thoma. L. Char james Morris, william ' hiaiy
dtvo~rc ] T. p MAJ rel. George Erdicott
LYMAN Cobb Francis P. S-hnals John ?. Moore
Linus W Stevens. George Mailer,
nib AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

ann CASKS oftbs beet elsisy q Bleaching Powder
ZUU uss landed and for SAL ~
sIso 2w CYRUS W. YIELD co. safsins'shp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
Mas A>D Miss COOKS
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

No 90 I've fth-st bet Eern I'm ana SIKH avenues
NALL TERM COMMENCES Wsduesfss, September
Il s-The Ccuue Of lnsruci1n Il that Of the best
schoos ns The most elementary gisb ARD Ffe'eh
sudes he cher hrenc1es of t-raiur- and senes
Lectures o. var subjects Dc iVersf In ut- tnfolsh
ogi ts- ve.r. fFur Botfdi Pupils Circuiarl
Terrls and references en- - obtained from ~ SH 80
~ post OLersise, or 90 spphe - q 70 rs Hsa1
nu1f laa So ANs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30


art .pniSt VA .HiON--sATs sAfS-rsds
I 1o..s,o h.s Il g. -ssl soid ~ eshsss -
q, sso, elegant dress hsn - - - ~ - - x
.~nof tn Az All fsisb 70 10 NAM place ~ "
se.t hss AZ a O. hsres YIN Dc p'sesso 70 - ne
hisrs. .,, :. ~S GsnsSE , ~ BROWN. - csnsI-st
= THK LAHGErr sssotneol Of bed
II st-s6s eeds, Bspesses end fssshsss
var ssss e; :'is c;..s.S. ss;s Z
- II Mulberry.
Tns stenuou u hoa.ssseysrs nd ottsss 10 psrucussy
-.I,sd \, Wsss Pact nshi lst sefev b~dssssd,
-ses drew p'en'um st The fsjr Of NE Ams e.
Insutats Odd hsds ssooss~d co,s wbo~ssS ss1 fsesh
- THOMPrON's PREMIUM TnCscs
.sgsse'...... n .Js,s s.s. .sS,
Guilty md al ~ts use hen, e me 49, 49, -
can bs xfsdusfs1 from - eoS $3.50 -
me rupture witbous o.es ped ~hseb dos - p.s 49,
70 sse spios, esasinx we-lssss ss1 80 d ssys
,s,sI x,z-e a. N r,i psrlsctly ssiishrtory, n"es
sd lso DE moot seprovse ssos'<~ snsss' - - 49,
c..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

SUPREME CoURT-ln c IN bers-BeiOre Judge I'd
wards-Cass Of Panl BruEi-Mr. Lux one OF the coun-
sel for Bruni made application for writ OF review or
certorar "a the commitment By Justice Drinker a.
desertr Judge said he did not tel authorized As
a, present advised 70 grant,. and wished Mr. l. To look
into the law on the subject The MISTER remains IN
sbeysnce.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs--l n c am oera-lne
principal business done was examination 90 Su"rli var
rants. several OF which on hand We have heard
considerable complaint al the latitude OF inquiry souzat
TOR Ia these snd the prOcrastnauons snc delay 10
consequence, which frequently attend them
UNITED STATES MAEsHALs OFFfcE.piolafi0n o.
Passage Lar The Belgian snip Charles Qaint Capt
MUSCLE seized yesterday by the L. Marshal Tor
An Infringement Of the passenger law. having
drought n more passengers than the law allows. The
owners intend We understand % apply for release on
,h vroupd mat the number brought authorized by
The ia law and they wers not aware Of the new.
MAINE CorRr-Before Jadge Waierman--Le0n vs.
Noria-NafiRer aai 0tk0s vs. sdne-Inese are actions
by passenger. on board the French steamer Missouri
against the Captain 10 damages fr oresen 81
giving them, understAno tns accom-
moda,ions alleged have been agreed upon laee%ses
were called but adjourned u this foreuoon
FliHa vs Drkst-Action Of trover 70 recover zoe
value Of tao feather beds placed As colsera or asms
osn- Ia defence IL said the psintf MI flnn S.s
present wnen Ihe beds sold BY defendsnio MIRO
party. and that third party nrsts sequknfsnes OF
plaintiff and yet the latter made objection !adsren'
for defendant
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" The I.e.torntlvs G ordiaI. lEreaarsa ~ c {

sFEaiSc Taryt5g1.l - ceenra-l ~ alrvatng rer'
snuz arrcfiors which f-naes are peculiarly subject
.q3rding s.rensih n Al u debility. AM particularly
for IT, virtues To- crg dYs7~rs u sod a. wholesale and
re- si by A. u. Ss~Ds. tni Fnilor-st; sod also b
Rushlol L CO NO Brosdvsy and 10 Assor House -
Bf0adVsy = Fast Broadway, Jo Huds0nse an - 10
RAJ. Minor ~ FlitDn-si Price - per bottle. my2 Sts~n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

La.E FtsLEs MUSEUM. Isl Z
u 252 BROADWAY. SEW-YOBK. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
" Gennine Renr,- nLI. The snormons yum

Wvs m.nufaciur-d n this country must ne eonciusve
proof that tie har greatly nes eei l. can b- saise
l. lily proved ihstN pfop>r csre we're taken wig Wna
rot ie L. esszry Out ~ ten N wnieu a'uh'i-
hair worn Concentrated rrrs prAii 10 one OF ne os
energetic poifOns hcI the roots Of ne W can nc ~
f.ct-d and an its t--uctvr quttles, ne
t;eruiu. GEAR. O s.srds alone There uonius SHOWN
10 chensts pare VITA T. ttsupp les h- roots
with most h-snhfll n0uris1n-nL 10 cafSens hr coor
ing within lay t1bne and giv+s the luxuf
am locks - MEN u prrdures. tendency % curl -
Pudf-1 aud perfumes for to-i purposes cnly ~ HEN
RY JOhNsOS, DrJgsist. lsnccessDr - q sands Coz
rs BrOs1uav, w-s sde IN the Grs,s bulaing' corner
Of Chambers Sod also A. 100 FutOu and 81 East
Broad say also a. 500 Hu3sons corner OF sprng
r. Beware II .punOgl limitations AID b. surr anf pur
chase only the sruc q prepared by HENRY JphN-ON-
Prce N cents and - cents ho,ti-. Au.J lme-d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
NnuNG LApIFs, -rHnOI.-Mas cl.akE-

c-ssor 10 AIMS. viii rltrr urul n cutrt %
Ter school a. 63 Wauen.i Jay, the blh " sep
t-mb-r The Yong isirs % her school VIII pursie
thorough frR,h sol Classical course ~ sludy-eh pos
seas al The s1van4g-s for arqsfiag hnshed education
al Irded 10 Any Institution In the ciy.
For terms sud her parIicu are. Crcuafs can De 90
tsio.d a. N-..r. soa ding Sue pard hooks ore 1894
Broa way 6s arm - a. ~nen . ac- also pr
soma ute virw he ksd ~it' III PrincipN HuI a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
"details from the Seat of War.

The foIowing letter from Mr.. Kendall contain the
,,.il. ioresbadowed by our TelegraPhic Dispatch
Yesterday. We copy from the Picayune Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

~ Ambrosinl Tooth Pasfe.-For cleansing the
sud gums aud munrsNng Al agree-b odor 10
the brea this Ambrosi Psste OF ois agi osr fragrant
red b.. edged fH superior TO any
oih-r oent,rce Being comp inded " ssuus en-, mate
rals b hsrdeus h. gums and makes them adhere more
firmly he teeth thereby sssis eria IN pres-rv
ing aer from premature decay. This Paste also CON-
binrs .ruUcscen and deter prOpe-s IN an EN-
nenl degre ard feqIsnt use Ia eans Of keep
iny the breath Ard sweet AM hes Thy cOn4i tur
PREPARED ana 90 4 ny HENRY JOHN son Clients. and
Druggist rs BroSdwa y The Granite Building corner ~
Can1erss Sod also NJ leo Fu ton a. az Codding on
3o3 Hudson.st. corner u spf r. Price ~ cents
no Iue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

~ Or. Bnnning's body brnce - Al sitciell r.
ief Tor ~ in- voice, uEgs spine sn1 limos pef
c1lsr.y dysnepsis constipation aud pes with
oeIs Of stomach and sdes. weakly females 'Ss grow
INK children ara al dspose 70 dfoor snd ara seienlery
especially spinal subjects, viii he dfs htst with s ~
don Reference given many distinguished clergyman
vho have been Tescued from superannuaHpni rom de
biiy and bronchitis PAmphles and book Common
sense" giving Information he had Al tns once 81
srogdwa,. A ,Nd- N attendance on ladies' llf eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30
CHELSEA COLLEGIATE ms

The FaLL Irrn o. mis- seuirzrs al comil-nce 90
l "Wednesday. the la u Sepenber- Fur terms and
other psricuars SEE crcular winch may 10 hsd a. Inc
Institute "a " est hInsle-uth-sL
su.a a. lin J. - bhDW y. l. d. rfinclphL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

SPhnoiSeie,i InsuIn- - Edi6ge t-.Gsbll.ned ID
80 Vii rr5oeg %, ~ nm d. 10 regard o he merit
of MS school, app.esns will - referred ~ 10 Paifo1'
MANY Of soom .lr of many ye.Ts s-snting.
aus Ia. RICHARD COkN.LL. Price.pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

THAT We. l. KNOWS hEhkUr hof sns euro ~
cou.h Gods liver com jlssI, sp-osis ana eons.mf
o. snd ell diseases hss orig nste from mus e~.e
be bsf 1t tho propn-iors Ofe> Cossussa 90 |"
dfug gists 10 general. sue, G-oo.s-
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DOARDlNG AND DAY - hvyL ~. 80
LAURA :. HYDE. Pn-cipal-Tais - =. VII % r.
opsed win Increased aivlnlag-s or hday ne ON on
= D-uber Circa as may be o5tAln-e a. - .ts - ~
Rr's.d ursv sni 81 tn scrfOl 40 ro-,~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

A HfGaLv vassabi- cosmetic fT era Iiestipg psmele
"A biOtches tau f,ckles ADD nDswofms fes use ~ Y
LOrlYs for short tine VIII ~stsoiish csef sed enme
cumpi.xivn Solo Ia botes Is sseh 81 lss evwe
cofn-r ~ svrios-ss AUD laso1e
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- ...Ir-I EHENIH ND ENGLI-H

Z Northumberland n. LtO5EII 81 ftupel rs
schlol ( BOys on Nedlrs4.y, Sc9'em,-f J..
Rsfsre.css-Prof i.sr of 0.4rabi. College Dr. A
Culiou. l.. ~. ID. .sq Or :. '" hcSfr--.i , . I'D
boss Dr. ; w. Moore rhlo NILS, Rec
sch1Ol cor Bioaawsy, opposite So4a -, hs.sssee
TartF-st t-@1
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(I4hsH'- CLA>-iCAL-n mo co-ar sfeial cad

Augu 30 Tor The instruction u young gentlemen In even
branch II -cueaio nc-safy 20 . them 9 -rief eoe'
or colntn y-house TENS fOm 30 > pr quarter -
For circulars Containing reference other freul-r'
- sn25 n
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY,JULY 10, is47.
WELCOME HOME.

The patriotic citizens of Upper Sandusky
and vicinity, have very properly concluded to
show their love of country, by giving pub
lie dinner to the returned Volunteers. showing
that they appreciate their course in going to
the fields Of battle. The defenders of our
country, honor and institutions, merit rich
rewards and the praise of every patriotic
heart. Their courge, sacrifice of friends and
home to peril the scenes and fatigues of war;
call for the praise and countenance of every
truly American. Let those who believe it to be
Just and right to defend our country under all
circumstances, come up and welcome home
those who went TO the war In her defence
welcome them back to their friends, relatives
and neighbors, to again enjoy the sweets Of
peace and pleasure. Our country called loud
for volunteers in her defence, and Ohio at
the sound of that call, sent many of her no
blest and bravest sons many of whom met
with the sad fate Of war, and have gone to
their eternal homes. But while they slumber
in their graves in foreign land, their deeds
of valor, give them bright spot in history's
pages. They will ever retain place in the
mind of the American peoples and although
their spirits have gone, their names-thclr
valor and patriotism " i'll remain as bright
monuments of The past. Their deeds like
those of our revolutionary fathers, will live
through all time to come.
The meeting ill be held, on Saturday the
9th instant, at II clock, P. NJ. Turn out
friends Of your country. ana show to the world
that you believe the war to be just and neces-
sary on the part of the American people that
you love those who defend it-that you ud-
mire the course Of our volunteers, ana that
you care not for the contempt of the msera-
BILE tools who vndicate the the Mexican side
Of the question.
An address will be delivered on the oc.
casion. See the proceedings of of a meeting
held in this place on Tuesday evening, pub
lshed in to days paper.
Our friend Capt. Caldwell, who has just re-
turned, will be present, and likely make some
remarks.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16

Reported imprisonment Of american Of
fcers.-Captain Carter, of The bark kiloy
which arrived here yesterday from llava.
ma, reports that the ship Atlas, from New
York, bound TO Vera Cruz, with troop.
lying off the Moro on the Goth, and that a
few days previously, four officers OF the
United States army went ashore, for the
purpose OF purchasing few small stores
that they were allowed TO pass into the
city by the sentinels and other city of
icers, and that after purchasing what they
wanted, and were returning 10 the ship,
they were arrested; that two of them bad
paid hue of two or three hundred dol
lars each, and were released and that the
other two were still in custody, aud that
il was thought that they would be impri-
soned on The 2lst. Captain Garter could
not learn whether they had giveh any Of
fence, aud did not hear their names.--.N
o. Buiittia, 20th.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
& OF The following article is from the
Cincinnati Enquirer Of June 20:
ROunty Lands and Scrip.


Bounty Lands and scrip.
The following synopsis Of the law o
Congress relating to Bounty Lands and
script, for the soldiers in the Mexican
WAR; . pproved February IL, l347.
Each non commissioned officer, mnsi
clan, or private, enlisted, or to be enlist
ed, in the regular army, or regularly mus
tered in any vclnnteer company for not
! less than ~ months.
Who shall have served during the pres
ent war with Mexico, aud
Who shall Geceiye an bonorabIy dis
charge, or
| Who shall have been killed or died o
wounds received or sickness incurred in
the course Of such service or
Who shall have been discharged before e
the expiration Of his term of service in
consequence of wounds received, or SICK
ness Incurred, in the course Of such ser.
vice, shall be entitled to receive certi-
icate Of Warrant for 100 acres OF land; /; ol
Scrip for SlO0, bearing 6 per cent in
teresl.
Such as shall have been received into
the service for less than l2 months, shall
receive a Warrant for 40 acres, or Script
for $25.
No bounty lands to be given TO such
volunteers, who were accepted into ser
vice, and discharged without being
marched TO the seat Of war.
II the party entitled 10 a warrant die
before il las been issued, the sa ne shall
go, lst. to the widow and chlldren-2I, TO
his father-3d, to his mother.
The Warrant may be located by tie
warrantee, or his heir r-n-law, al any land
cnice Oft the Unlled States, upon any Of the
public lands 10 such district, then subject
TO priuatc entry and upon which no pre-
emp,on rights exist, or cultivation and
settlement Las been made.
A sales. mortgages, powers, or other
Instruments or writing, going TO effect the
title or claim to any such bounty night g,
made or executed prior to the issue uf
such Warrant or Certificate. shall be null
and void TO all in'en's and purpose what,
soever;
Nor shall such claim 10 bounty right be
in any wise affected by, or charged with,
or subject to, the payment of any ebt or
claim incurred by the soldier prior to the
issuing of such Cer,iicate or Warrants
The guardian of any minor child, by
order Of court, can sell the Ger iicate
for the bencli Of those interested.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-16
A WING EDITOR IN A FIX.

The editor of the Wing Standard of Tifin
after publishing piles of falsehoods against
Hon r. Dickinson, has acknowledged his
guilt, and had $1,000 damages and costs
assessed against him. He is glorious land
mark for Wings to follow. :.
The following is from the Lower Sandusky
Democrat:
"THE RASCALITY COMMITTEE.
a Whig Editor conuicied Of Libel for
publishing The Reports ofthe COMMIT
TEE OF R.ASC.4LS.
1t will be recolected that previous to the
last election, several malicious and libelous
articles against the official conduct and char
acter of the Hon. Rodol phus Dickinson, while
a member of the board of Public Works, ap-
peared in the Tifin Standard. The articles
were signed Monroe g. made up of extracts
from the 'Rascalty Committee and comments
to match They were copied by some of the
lowest and most desperate of the whig Jour-
nails in the District. The foul deed, conceivs
ed in desperation, and brought forth in polit-
ical insanity, had nothing less for its object
than the complete revolution of this Congress-
ional District. But it recoled not only upon
the heads of its miscreant authors, but upon
the whole whig party. Mr.. Dickinson was
trlumphantly sustained, and elected over his
opponent confessedy the strongest whig In
the district by a majority of nearly 1900
votes.
Mr.. Dickinson in vndication of his char
acter, Immediately commenced prosecution
upon two individuals, G. l.. Wharton of the
Tifin Standard, and John Shrenk of the
Lower Sandusky Telegraph. Wharton's case
came on for trial at the Seneca term Of Com
mon Pleas, held at Tiffin last week. Mr..
Wharton plead guilty 10 the charges Of gross
and malicious libel, by permitting judgment
to be entered for the amount of damages
claimed in the declaration, $1,000 and costs.
Mr.. Dickinson who never desired pecuniary
reparation, RENTED $3.50 of the damages,
reserving $50 for counsel fees. Mr. Shrenk
sometime since, on the ground that he could
not procure an impartial trial in the county
where he re des and is known, procured
change of venue, to Erie county. His fate is,
therefore, yet hidden in the ponderous womb
Of futurity
This result, we presume will render whig
editors a little cautious how they publish the
reports of those rascaly scavengers Nash,
Marsh and Adams. Although the latter are
empowered to roam over the State at will,
fishing up and retailing the most infamous
lies to effect the character of living and dead,
although whig Legislature approprlates
for this hoaoradie work $4,000 or $4,000
and compels the people to pay these
dirty scoundrels for blasting their own char
acter-we rejoice to find that there is redress
in court of justice. The oh!ifeis and pup |
pies mustn't echo the barks of those big and
overfed bulldogs. RIcu!! isn't it reader.
for the great State of Ohio to pay men thou
sands of dollars annually for colecting-and
A State Printer thousands more for printing
what courts Of Justice fine an editor for copy
ing, and pronounce a false, malicious and
wicked libel"