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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
Busiuess Notices.
CIRCULAR No. l.

o,yfcz or THE DvRYLE FoRsYTn AasvrS Co.
RocHrsTER ~ T.
"Tar DvRYEL FORSYTH MASvFAcIuEns Co o.. nvb
compelled contrary to their custom 70 yss ths pibc
sad thereby urs the Company II ~ sss bs nswps.
sesss have been zdustroo eisesse AID The cause Of
pers by parties interested, and JI Of such aie.
truth, demand from Is oorreeuo7 ''' "
LIST purpCri to Be- an edtonI n o +, 6 con
tanned In a recent number OF The a
scPsS y S,a Peace in If the sssao,,
O. ,e statement were tTge we snouo s' I'D ,y,s-a 10
.I, Of tbe trial Zee Is esed the Language Of the noes
!sf rss s, ~. u he Editors column Is THE test
49,. ssed 70 Fsirbsnks Scale, and when the weight wa
sSf sos b. and the second aud third corners were ne
same on the fourth corners slight variation w Perssps
g. delicate TIE operation Of Fsis6anAs 9cs
Iapaeity tuDs that quarter Of pound PLACED on .nJ E
OF he platform raised the beam" We are sorpsga 70 s
tas lat The corner called me i91IA " 2
Two PoUsOs-s variation no; VERY sight, cosdsilns tae
ma. zoe &c nd Intended 70 be model or Ai
purposs ID II required two pounds, either ess "
% , SS' ~ se The beam A. the variation two
pounds Several days were spent before t'e a4 :" fs
fA . Il s Bs Y COO Scale Of the Dyoe FORSYTH anU1
turing Company, mentioned in ise is,;o twenty
feet log and was purchased Of BY the Seoor Iroa "
separate parts boiler house The several s.So
ssbersd and csed to the Crystal Pa ana saers G
blx became moved from their right position ana los go
fbs variation in the weight upon the Platform o. would
have shown different result but Is mpen expense Sd
-, sesIes With deod weights" second ie't
vs. made Yet under the ccumstapces the ysr'son os
ss.n The two Scales small Fairbanks Scale was pre-
.rJ snd adjusted for the traours mott his was oil SIX
fns rovsrours Of 900 b po~er-nore Ran throe ne
power. - .h...,.n.Iv .dips.e1 aud
IL proved itself with the standard OF eishs IN
Article viz: 5000 lbs Dormant Scale OF ours was also ested
and proved in every particular ana was eweoeo
y,sdal with special cOunendaon By the Committee
The Company manufacturing and furnisns upon oroe
fI b.t oasty Scales such Railroad, Warebouse ana
store Scales; also superior article ofFIRE AID BURGLAR
Poor saFss Warehouse Trucks. Manifest Presses &C.
Prompt attention given TO ell orders. - - g..
Respectfully, . CHAvNeEY R y,n. ' up, =, u
EB-0ur Agents In New. York Messrs DVRKEE HoVSS
L Co Nos Is Whitehall and Soonest
l.. 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
TEXAS MATTERS.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Feb. %. 1870.
The New0rleans mail of Sunday last as late as due,
is received.
The provision Of the Texas Debt Bill 10 relation %
Irdlan depreda. ons Il as follows:
Provided that the abandonment shall not extend
70 the claims OF individuals who have lost property by
the eueuy."
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Netn11ork Dailp Gribnne
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1856.

IN consequence Of enormous number Of copies printed
THE WKEgLY TRIBUNE, compelled TO request our
ends send in their embellishments by nOon in
osdst to see thez insertion in this weeks issue.
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TIE GENTLEMAH.-By particular request, the
psx DR. yISros will repeat highly popular and instructive
feature THE GENTLEMAN -
On TUESDAY EvExISc Feb O'Clock, at the Meresnue
both Ladies' and gentlemen will find in this Lecture en-
evenings eneranent OF excellence snd absorbing m
terest. $4,000
Tickets. 50 cents can be obtained at Greene Broadway and
Fourteenth st. sanords No. 6 Broadwsy haynors NO 20
Bo-ery; Van Norden Kings No 45 WsllsL, and al the
door on the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

To the IsiociIied Press
WAsHIsGros, Saturday, Feb. %, 1855.
Major HOLMAN arrived here this evening dlrect
from Texas with a certified copy of the act OF the
Texas Legislature, accepting the act of Congress In
relation to the Texas claims The following Ii the Sec
ton of the act abandoning the claims of Texas upon
the United States and the proviso to it:
Belt further enacted &C. That the State Of Texas hereby
hdaws absnions all claims and demands against the
United growing of Insan depedaons or otherwise
which originated before the 18th day ot February 1897
provided such abandonment shall not extend 10 individuals who
have lost property By the enemy"
Letters received by the last foreign mail in diplo-
matte circles here state that the prospects OF peace
are highly probable.
Sena' or Douglas ia engaged as chairman Of the
Committee on Territories, in lengthy report on the
Kansas imbrogio. II ia said he will be very severe
On the Free State men In that Territory
ID. T. jerks has been appointed to sign the name OF
the Com missioner of Pensions to certificates or war
rants for bounty land thus relieving the Commissioner
of that duty. The number remaining unsigned Is
nearly : 900.
Senator Jones Of Tennessee intended to speak to-
morrow in reply to Senator Wilson's structures on Gov
Shannon His language, il is understood will severe
y condemn the improperly evinced by Senator VIII
son in 30 far descending from bis Senatorial dignity as
TO assail private character.
M Wilson's speech not having been published in
TIE Glo5c on Saturday as expected, Mr.. Jones may
defer his remarks until Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
PROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1856.
The Naval Committee in the Senate have con-
ferred fully with the President and the Secretary of
the Navy. and will unanimously report bill to-
morrow, embodyDg substantially the following
provisions, intended to correct errors attributed
to the late Board and preserve at the same time Its
benefits. The bill provides that the President
shall be authorized TO organize as many Boards OF
Inquiry az may be necessary to examine the pro-
fe. sional moral mental and physical qualifications
of any dropped officer making application tor
restoration; and upon report of the facts, with
the opinion of the Board Of Inquiry may at his
discretion restore such officer to the rank formerly
occupied before the action of the late Board. AS
many of the dropped officers cannot be restored
within six months according to the foregoing pro-
visions. they shall be allowed one years full pay.
The present grades active list authorized to be so
decreased as to replace officers upon the favorable
action of Boards Of Inquiry; but no vacancies sub
seauently occurring by death, resignation, or other
causes not to be filled, so as to keep the aggregate
of service within its present limits. The President
may restore form the furloughed to the leayes
nav list. ii being also understood that no may
restore from both these to the active list 10
enable him to repair injustice springing in his
opinion from error Promotions are to pro-
coed on the reserved as on the active list,
without increase of pay. The grade of Admiral is
TO be revived and the President authorized to con-
fer it on any officer of eminent merit, but without
increased pay This is intended for Stewart.
scientific corps Of the Navy is created, to be pre-
sided over by one captain, with five commanders
and ten lieutenants. Five masters promotions to
take place place as on the active list, though indie
pendent of it. This PROVISIONS intended for Maury
as captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

h these remedies person Of the most delicate physique
may bsye any climate They comprehend within the circle
their curative influence all internal diseases not organic and
ali tho varieties Of outward Inflammation Sold at the manu-
factories No 80 Maiden lane New York and No IA strand
London and by oil Druggists at Is cts 6 cts and 81 per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

CLOTHING AT WHOLEsALE.-We beg to inform
Southern and Western Merchants that stock OF and
unnEe CLOTHING just manufactured, contains the srges
varsity of choice STYLES for mems got up BY the
house ranging the low priced 10 the finest articles
tbs trade, all got up in usual superior style
ID. DEYLIS Il Co.,
No. ga 90 and $50 Broadway corner Of Warren-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
WILpER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE

L. not now made and sold by Sss c. Herring his agents. but
Il man and sold by the Patentees with WlLp1Es
PATEEr BURGLAR and PowDERPRooF LOCK, at the ware
house. No IL Waterst, near Wall, N Y.
' wv b. O. WILDER Co., Pstentees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

Was and ToUpEEs have improvements peculiar to their
Ifnae They celebrated all the world for her sece
ri beauty ease and charm. The largest
ana best the world IL private for applying his
famous DYE. Sold at BATcHELoR's, No. &jJ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
HAT BINDING MACnINEs.-L NJ. SINGER &

HAT BINDING MACHNEs.-L NJ. SINGER d
Co have ready Machines for Binding Straw Hats and
ali other kinds Hats The Machines do the work far 6eter
and others Call and them at Sl3 broadway
To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
Important CARD TO THE TsADE.-The only certain and
acknowledged for Fever aud Asue and all forms OF inter-
mlttent Fever, b
DEsHLERS AsTIPERIoDIc or AGuE Pills. .
known houses In this eity c. Y. CLIcKEsER CO.. No. 81
Barclay ct; CHARLES H. RING Broadway snd John-st
HALL, Dixon FRASER, No. lfe Chambersst f. O. WELLS
Co, No lis FIaukln-st.; STEBBSs, MORGAN ALLEN No.
- CilAst Bush GALE, No. 1876 Greenwichst
PIANOS. MELODEONs AND MUsIC.-HORACE
WATERS Agent the best Boston and New York Pianos
now selling at No 3SS Broadway, entirely new stock OF
superior Pianos Melodeons and all kinds OF musical merchan
disc at greatly reduced prces No better opportunity to Sc
cure aims ever offered Secondhand Pianos from
$40 TO Si25. Great inducements offered TO the trade
CRIsTADORos HAR-DYE, Wigs AND ToUPEEs
stand peSmnent above oil competition suite Of elegant
private apartments Supplying his famous DYE the greatest
standard article OF its kind throughout the world Ills new
style WIGS aud ToUPEEs perfection itsei wholesale
and retal at CRIsTADoRo's, No. Astor House.
EXCELSIOR
FIRg.IksURAEcE COMPANY.
Office No. Broad st.
NEwYoRE, Jan. ?, 1855.
rhs BoAaD have this day declared semisn
Dividend the Capital Stock OF tie
Company, payable and after the 10th inst
The Books will be closed until after that date.
HESRY QUAcKESBoSs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

Co have ready for Machines for Binding Straw Hats aud
ali other kinds The Machines do the work far better
and faster any others Call and them at 55 Broadway
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18
PEIsFuWED BREATH.

Whatlady gentleman would remain under the
of disagreeable reah when BY using the Balm
of Tn usand Flowers as dentifrce would not only
render but leave the teeth white alaDaster?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
SUBJECTS delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm" on your tOcth-t rush
and wash tn teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
A f5E .UTIFJL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the - Balm of a Thousand Flowers 1t will re
pmples and freckles from the skin. leaving
il Of a soft and rOseate hue. W. towel pouI tive
ihree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAvING VI ABE Easy. ct your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water. 'our two three drops
Ilm of Tho IN Flow rs,' rub The beard well
and it will beautiful soft father much facilitating
the operation of sh wing. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE " CO., proprietOrs.
KELLER, FARNSbEY q CO.
apps lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

~ The Missourians have unquestionably
been guilty of much improper interference in
the affairs of Kansas, but, if they should think
proper to disarm anG turn back such organza-
tons of armed rowdies and rascals as Lane is
taking TO Kansas, they would in our opinion
be right enough lou. Jour.
If Lane is taking into Kansas one half such
arrant rascals as the Missourians themselves
who have penetrated Kansas on crusades to
crush free speech and free press, then he
should be stopped by all means. II Kansas
has not already got plenty of rascas in her
borders she has an abundance right at hand
ready at moments warning to be preoipi-
tated INTO her towns, without Lanes taking
the trouble to import them. There is no
danger of the border rulIians attempting to
disarm band of their own size. We do not
approve altogether of Lanes course, but he is
great deal nearer right in his most objection
able movements than the border rufiians have
been.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18
The Value of one Vote.

One of our exchanges has the suhjoined on
the value of single vote. 1t suggests the case
Of Marcus Morton's election as Governor of
Massachusetts. Our readers are generally
aware that the old Bay State was in the habit
of electing Wing Government, as regularly
as the second Monday in November came
around. About eighteen years ago, however,
the quiet citizens of that ancient common
wealth were somewhat startled, on receiving
the election returns, to find that Marcus Nor
ton, actually a Dem o-crat! was elected for the
popular vote by single ballot. It is hardly
necessary to add that for the next dozen years
every Democrat claimed the one majority as
his vote, and boosted that to him, Mr.. Morton
owed his election. The following is the ex-
tract in question:
"One cote in the United States Senate an
nexef Texas to the United States. Mr. Han
negan, of Indiana, cast that vote. One cote in
the Indiana Legislature elected Mr.. flanagan
to his place in the Senate. That Uote was cast
by Mr. Madison Marsh of Stanton county
Mr. Marsh was chosen 10 the Legislature OF
Indiana by one Uote.
Hence ONE VOTE, cast by private citizen
at primary election, annexed Texas, provok
ed the Mexican war, sacrificed fifty thousand
lives rolled upon US a national debt OF
S1OO,OOO,OOO, gave us California, Utah
and New Mexico, called into being new
empire on the Pacific coast, placed Zachary
| Taylor in the Presidential chair, and shaped
our politics for at least three administrations.
See election returns.
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For the n. Y. Express
CAMPAIGN SONGS" -
BY rHArDEUs $. UP-DE-GRAFF.

BY THADDEUS s. UP-DE-GRAFF. 8
Fillmore and Donelson are in the Geld,
Bobbing round, round and round,
They are the chaps that never will yield,
While they go bobbi q round.
The s'Ame ricans'' IL have them rule the nation,
Bobblng round round and round,
In spite Of Fremont, Buck, and all creation,
While they go bobbing round
cold Buck" will have to clear the track,
Bobhing round round aud round,
With Mr.. Fremont on mis- baeS.
They II both go bobbng round.
The "Puddys" they viii follow too.
Bobbing round, round and round,
And after the Election tbev IL all rue,
That they went bobbing round.
Mr. Fremont he'll haze lots of friends"
Bobbing round, roun and round,
As long as he his money spends,
TO keep tn bobbii q round
But ia : as he has no '.tin."
BobbiDg round, round and round,
The way they'll leave h N, 't~ i'll be sin,
W nile he gees bobbing round
Now all you gents that want TO be stuck"
Kobb;ng round, round and round,
Just vote for Fremont or "OId Buck"
And you'll soon go bobbng round:
For CD. tell you $50 now rememoer,1
BObbing round, round and round,
IhIt they II both eh fits in next November,
To Keep them oobbing round.
My song ended, I'll ay more,
Bubbirg round, 'rouud and round,
But cast yoar vote for Willard Fillmore,
While loIgo bObbiDg round.
For if you ont you soon discover"
Bobbng round, 'rouHt and round
That you II have 10 zOD WAY up salt kiver,
Instead Of bobbing 'rouud.
Elmira august 9th -
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VIII be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
s2Oi.OOO


l5 1855 prizes amounting S2OA 900
The Prizes Of SIS by the which
draws the $4,000 Prief that number should be odd
number then odd number ticket the will
entitled So; if number then every number
ticket the scheme will be entitled S. in addition any
other Prize which the ticket draw.
Purchasers buying equal quantity Of odd and
number tickets will be certain drawing nearly half
Of the with chances of obtaining other prizes
Althose tickets ding with o. 2, g. all
those en- ding with |. 3. 5, Z. q. odd
B Remember that every Prize is drawn. payable
full without deduction
&-A prizes OF 600 and under. paid Immediately
the drawingother prizes the usual
strictly The
Der win be forwarded purchasers Immediately
drawing.
So Whole Tickets. slO-Halves. s5-Quarters. sly st
Prize tickets sashed renewed in other tickets
office. Or ers for tickets can be addressed either
s. SWAN e. CO.. Atlanta "a,
aug9-tf SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18
Congressional Nomination

By the proceedings of the Princeton Conven-
ton, which we publish this week, it will be
seen that James G. Veatch. of this county, has
been nominated as candidate for Congress in
opposition to Hon. James Lockhart. This is
a good nomination, and quite complimentary
to Spencer country, which for more than thirty
years has furnished many good voters, but
never before candidate for Congress- We
are under the impression that Judge DeBruler
resided in Dubois when candidate.
Mr. Veatch is just the man for the times, a
plain dealer in facts and arguments, expressed
in plain language, addressed to the minds and
not the passions Of men: arguments which all
can understand and with which all will be
convinced. Mr.. V. is no idle declaimer ex-
pecting by high sounding declarations of patr-
otism and love for the Union to win support to
measures detrimental to the best interests of
the country, and support to men who have no
claim to the confidence and suffrage Of their
countrymeR.
Mr.. Veatch is man offair capacity. ofster-
ling integrity, strict morality ,devotedly attach
ed to the republican institutions of this country,
and one whose election will do honor to the
choice of the First DISTRICT Rockpo,t Adv.
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From the Meigs County (ohio) Telegraph Extra

From the Meigs County (ohio) Telegraph Extra.
PoMERoY IN ASHES Both Printing Offices,
Courthouse, Posto6ice and all the Principal
Business Portion OF the tOa0n Entirely Destroy
ed Loss from one to te0O hGndret thousand
dollars !--Forty ta0o Buildings destroyed =
Twenty- sir Families Houseless
WEST COLUMBIA, VA, Aug. 8.
About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, ide
broke out on Front street. in the building oc-
cupied by VIM. Mayhugh as grocery and
dwelling, from stove pipe in the adjoining
building occupied by Mr.. Riheldarfer, which
soon enveloped both buildings in flames.
The wind was blowing up stream at the
time, and the adjoining buildings being all
frames and very dry, it was impossible to
check the flames, and soon two entire squares
were entirely consumed. Had not the wind
changed providentially, nothing could have
saved the remainder of the town.
Forty two buildings were entirely destroy
ed, and twenty six families rendered house
less
The postofice, together with letters. papers,
&c, was destroyed.
We feel satisfied that 100000 will not COW
err the loss. The heaviest losses fall upon
James Ralstom Washington Stivers, I. 0.
Craw ford, Moore L Osborne, and IL. Cohen.
1t will require several weeks to procure the
necessary materials, and prepare to issue the
Telegraph again.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

1I5- The editor of the Vincennes Gazette
says he does not want to quarrel with u.s.
He will please recollect that the publication
Of the trash which some Evansville Repu5li-
car had written to Vincennes gentleman,
in criticism of our course, called forth the re-
marks we made relative to the Gazette. 1t is
very easy for the Gazette to avoid any quar-
rel with us, and the way to do it is merely to
let US alone.
The Gazette originated the charge recently,
that Col Thompson had made a bargain with
Bright and Wright, by which ne was to sus-
tain Fillmore, and create division among the
opponents of the Old Line party in this State,
betraying the American and Republican par
ties, and thus secure a Democratic ma orr
ty in the Legislature and securing the election
OF Bright and Wright to the u. 5. Senate
while Bright and Wright, thus elected, were
to push through the Senate, his So, UUO lndi-
ana claim as a reward for his inlamy. We
said this was serious charge. 10 show 1t
was made upon false grounds, we published a
telegraph dispatch Inch declared the Senate
had passed the bill for the relief OF Colonel
Thompson, and the whole matter was settled,
Just as he and his friends supposed it would
be. This proved Col. L. could have had no
motive in purchasing the future services OF
Bright and Wright, and therefore that the
charge was entirely false in every particular.
We asked the Gazette to publish this dispatch.
1t does SO, but wlthous any remark whatsoeV-
er to signify to what charge the dispatch al
ludeS, or what it was intended to dlsprove,
buC with the simple remark that it sees moth
ns in this dispatch to dISproVe any positions
that paper had heretofore taken. This little
manner of treating the subject conyinces US
that Mr.. Mason Is still absent from his post,
and the Gazette is still editing itself We are
sorry the Gazette had not the manliness to
repeat its old charge, and then publish this
dispatch under it. Others might then have
had an opportunity of seeing what the limit
ed comprehension of the Gazette writer has
prevented him from discovering.
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DIED.
apps lyd&w

On the inst the residence her husband in Prince
ton nd. Mrs. e. kNO wife OF Rev. Vim Reavis.
The deceased September. 1918. june 1897.
made profession of religion and With the General
Baptist Church Enon this &c bsoB) county lived
mpl life Was aHectionate wife, and fond and
loving mother he suffered four years with
pain nj disease Chronic DisrrhOea patience
ortitude that nshed ALL she respected
in the whole circle of scquain She died reGrng
nothing tuteaviug children with
her friends am relatives herlOss L.
Clar
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

THE ASCENT 0RDER OF DnUIDs-THE
GRAND GROVE IN SEsSIoN-On Monday the
Grand Grove of the United States OF the an
cient order of DruidS, which last year assem-
bled in New York, convened in this CITY, Yes
terday the brethren of the order met in Court
street market space, formed in procession, and
marched up to the hills, where an Grafton was
delivered by c. j. w. Smith, Esq. an Grafton
in German was also delivered. Two ears in
the procession, fiIl.d W tn orphan children, I'M
der the care Of the Soci.ty, were handsomely
decorated. The whole procession was much
admired.
At their last years meeting the number of
Groves was reported to be seventy three with
1915 contributing members. Amount of sick
benefits and relief S13. 371 amount paid
widowed families, 81 1865; amount paid for
burying the dead, $685.; making a total of
$19622 The total revenue for the year was
S31, 4y9
The Grand Grove of this city holds its meet
ings at Druid's Hall, Court street. between
Main and Walnut. There were last year seven
Groves in this city, beside degree Grove.
Gin. Co.. 18th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

In New York there is a skirt manu-
factory that employs three hundred young la
dies, and turns out fifteen hundred skirts dali
ly! Ii there be any truth in the supposed
power of petticoats enough are made there to
rule an universe.