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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

Gov. GtsIy's Message to the Bogus Legislator
Of Ksrsas is given in full in our columns this morn
ing. Our readers will observe that it is not osl
often quite high flown in point of style, but ihi
Throughout it fully recognizes the authority of tina
Legislature to make laws for the people of the Ter
sitory. Not hint is anywhere given thai Mr..
Geary regards the armed invasion Of the soil by
forces from neghbOring STATE, the viOlstiOn of thu
bapt t.box, and the passage Of oaOus and infamous
laws by body SO elected, as in tile least hostile to
ihc principle Of popular sovereignty and democratic
rights. As for the substance Of the Message it has
COED points and bad ones, sound sense and B1n-
combe recommendations in favor of Slavery aud
r.comr endations in favor Of Freedom We leave
it. for the present to the judgment of our reade''.
Few Of the annual Governors Messages Of the yesr
will be so widely or carefully perused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

hi,s Tito the pains, N surprises Of Ra's,n STA
tor, or Ou!pes!s in RAPID sKcu'iona far to the rear
Of ,be Russian advanced line in ambushes laid for
Rr..;,n column, on the march. In other words,
they were Lighter and more movable 'aaa me ku'-
slams, aud pro6ted by this advantage. In facs' IN
syery instance. then, of even Temporarily success
fnI ipurrectioss of mountaineers, this success has
been owing to offensive operations. In this they
totally differ from the Swiss instructions OF l'9'
ard 1893. where we 6ed the insurgents taxing up
some apparently strong defensive position and there
awaiting the French, who in every instance cut
them 10 pieces.
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not, however, and probably more from tho fault Of

not, however, and probably mere from tho fauls Of
the Police than its own fault.
With reference to the expense Of these new a.
terations in the work OF the Board Of Educitios,
the Committee say truly: Nothing 10 the future
"vin cost tbis city so much as Ignorance. The
"true economy which should guide Us in this mat
"ter, ia Education now, no. Punishment after-
"ward." We held the proposition, now laid before
the Board Of Education, to get nd Of this mass oil
Ignorance and juvenile crime, as most weishty and
responsible matter. II is fairly before them. They
cannot justly thirk or delay it. The public expect
something practical to be done to improve the edu-
cation Of the city TIE evils vast, aud any rational
measure to diminish or check il will be warmly sp-
proved ard supported By the whole community.
We wait to see what action the new Board will
take on this Report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

The existing state of things at San Juan del NOrte
is such as would seem not only to justify but to re-
aute the presence there of some American naval
force with view to the sustentatiol of our neutral
ity laws, and the protection of American property
ainstprstes ard robbers. There are now collected
Mt Panta Arenas, opposite GreytOwn, some three
hundred persons or more, who have la.ely arrived
there from the United States with the view of en-
sagipg in hOstihties agains. Costa R'ca and the
other Central American States. These men have
not even like those who some time ago went 10
Halifax with view of entering there iatO military
service sgainst Russia and ab tut whose departure
our Government was so indignant enlisted them
selves under any flag recognized by the United
Stats. They are not only yioatOrs Of our neu-
tIality Laws, but they are besides puu erers, rob
bers and pirates. Nor are their intended robberies
ieyeed against the inhabitants Of Central Americt
alone. At the last accounts they were engaged in
hti;rg out steamer az Pdnta Arenas for the ex-
pre.s purpc,e of Selling and employing in warlike
operations number Of steam.yessels belonging -
citizens of the United States, who, by the help
the Costa Rcans, have lately ,uccee3ed in rescuing
tto.e vessels from the hands of robbers, sgans.
whom our own Government though ofSen and urg
emily appealed to, was able to ali)rd then no aid
rediess
IL Is sufficiently dssraseful to our Government
that, with all the means at its commsnd, i. has no
been abe tOprevent the departure Ofthese men from
this ard other cities of the intel Safes AMI tha.
in Asgrant and open violation Of the l,y. For as TO
the prettnses set up, that they went as passengers
unsrms5 without military organization, and there
fore could not lawfully be stopped sufficient
swer to all that may be found in Mr.. Msrcy's very
able dispatches on the Champion difficulty aud the
Halifax enlistments If the British nation eng Sei
in recognized war, not allowed 10 set up eva
siors Of this Sort why should such eyasions be
recognized on the part of the agents and officers of
q worthless and miserable adyenturer Ike Walker
But under whatever pre:enses the men collected at
Punta Arenas may have eft the United Sates, since
their arrival at the place where they nox are all
disguise has been thrown of. They are armed and
organized for the ayOwed purpose of levying war
sgainst Cesta Rcs and the other Central Amcri-
can States, ard, with view to furnish themselves
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4, Ss that they vl rspo-, that tire seal be v,c,sl -
the ground that The House b. largo majority =. tSs
frs. Sc sion resrSod 10 aemit either Mr. Wehed wh,
"a. elsc,aS upder the Kansas Law, or Mr. Reej,v
who was elected by persons who did no. recognise
ih.m and tai ere Il DO resolution Of tho House .,
sny law CT KarsAs directing special election 10 &c
the vacsnoy. The Ho:ss was othcia,y informed To-
day that tie President hiss approved the Compulsory
Niress bn.
The Hon. John Barney, ex Member Of CoaScx
and long known 20 the political and fashionable sciS
Mr.. Simcnton hiss engaged Mr.. Bradley Of Washing.
ten a. Lis counsel
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ASSEMBLY.

PETtTIOss.
number for prohibitory law.
To amend the usury laws.
Fer the relic. Of country banks.
For the international Bridge chsrtcr.
BILLS NOTICED.
For an appropriation to the Free-State settlers Of
To smend tie sct relative 10 the Convict Sse Prs
ons, go as TO prohibit contracts.
BILLS INTRODUCED. -.
Two to smead the gct in relation 10 the bfookys
Courts.
To protect purchasers s real estate at Gales o! Px
tition lands owned by several persons.
Mr.. PRENDERGASr Introduced two bills "
smend the Juror sct and regulate the Police DePrF
meDt of Brooklyn.
Mr.. PreRdeIg casts act in relation to the Brook
yn Police creates Board CT three Commissione'sN
hold Office for Fix years, e11pt two Of those nfa ~
POINTED, Who stall hold for Two and for onr Js
pointed BY tie Governor and senate In al Gestures TIA
Sl he 20 iii iii i' s. 20 he Pes ''
By Mr.. JOHN J. REILLY, to confirm the aet0'
Of the BOsrd OF Supervisors, New-York, 10 toe sP
poinment Of Clerk TO the Deputy Receiver OF Taxes.
BY Mr.. HANF0RD, Constituting the wiie o.
band the ultimate heir OF the deceased.
by Dir. }. J. REILLY, to abolish pswnosoass1
the City OF NeTYork This oil gbolshes al ereuas
Hcepsss makes Illegal the loan Of money Of any W
scriptiOn at higher rate than per cent 4. se
Mr.. Reillys bill to abolish psvHbrokefs 70 "a
City OF New York provides il shel be unien
for any person to loan money on any propedy ..
esscriEtoa any greater rate Of Interest than PEI cut
skolshes oil LICENSES % pawubToseIs 1hAf no "a
,ba purchase % bh sale any pozsonAi 7<opsi's sss
The Understanding tLAt it will be. pgnres-sse ~. =.
certain penOd A. Q 2re4fr interest than per esn- "a
num- II imposet the Of BOT less than So ncf mo.s
eco for violation Of the sc-onehas % 90 % ss sss
OF prise the Peniieniiary for - ore "a.
wear or both. Il the discretion Of tho Court -. e-
BY Mr.. BRADFORD--To lc salize div orcs es's' y
de,ertion or brutal treatment. In,
Mr. POAER0Y introduced two bills to asses,, Il
Charter OF Neg.Yok, and regulate The gsyerAAAs''
the Central PAX.
RFsoLITIoNS. ,..s.
Mr.. J. REILLY moved thai the Conan ~
Cities and Villages be espewere. to send 10. 80
and pspess relative 10 the NsyT.Yosk CITY oas
before the Committee Lost. ,..<;x7
Mr. LEAyENHORIh uoytd ina; !as sssssarsIiJ
Cfmmltee be Isautstoi to report bill IN c'sxx ~
Id article VII Sec. .. of.hs CcDsi!aiiss'
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XXXIVTH CON G r less.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE WAsuIsGroy. Jan.

NENAlE.-.. W A>HiANfONt Odn. =, ioHs
Mr.. WILSON gave netloe Of the introduction Of q
hin 10 secure the actual settlers the alternate seesos
of lands reserved in grants to States for railroad
TIE Senate discussed the bill establishing naval
depot at Brunswick, Georgia. The Senate sass Do.
bate passed II.
the Secretary of War be required TO direct topogrspS
cal engineers TO inquire and report whether plouc N.
tcrests will be promoted by survey of the Niagsx
river. or any part Of the same. Adjourned.
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Mewa1ork DAILY Gribrute
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
A. 4, TAPP, Fsrminston-WhGt State!

A limited number of advertisements are taken in
Tax WEEKLY TRIBUNE atthe rate of one dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation Of l7o,OOO
sopies, and is unquestOnaby the best medium e1ant
for advertising in the country Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before and not later than,
TnesiaY Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

Nothing important was done in the SENATE yes
ierday.
In the House the bill increasing the pay OF COM
missiCned officers in the army was passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

HOLIOWAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-UGlke
m Mir ora prepsrons that drive the virus of eruphons and
soses INTO vital h marvellous OINTMENT enGnarses
fr n con before II heals the sh The Pills invariably cure
Dv,repss ard all Billions Disorders Sold at the manufcto
10 No O. MadenGue New York aud No ga Strand Lon
don sad by al druggists at 2c 62sc and per box OF pot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

WuDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE,
The only ssansndsr Safe made, aud
TAG BKsT FIRE-PRooF SAFE IN THE WORLD,
Ws<yaaisd free from Danpne,s, and secured with
VyUOERis PATENT POWDER ADD BURGLlR.PR00f LOCK-
Dspot No. 10 WateISt near Wal, n T.
n a. NupsR l. Co, Pstentses AID Asnuisssnrer
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Corens. HoARsENEss AND BRONCnITIs.-

B,owNs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, when allowed 70 dissolve
sl,wy Ia the mouth Rave direct influence 70 the affected
parts the tdsve nd soothing effect to the mucous nlns Of
he ipJpoe into tho Bronchi alleys the Pulmonary irritation
and Ewes Coughs Colds aud tie various Throat anec
ons.o wh public speakers and singers are liable Sod bJ
all dfrstg,sts
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-03
PATTON HOUSE,

CARROLLTON, OHIO.
ThislOng aud favorable known establishment,
occupied formerly by R. H. Leggett, ESQ.,,
has been reopened for the accommodation oI
the public. This House has been renovated
repaired and improved, and now presents al
the advantages which are desired in first rate
hotel. The best that the market aftords is Sc,
lected for its guests. Good cooks alone ca
tor for It's table. The arrangement for sta
bling are perfect and extensive. A first rate
barber is convenient. Every facility for com
fort and pleasure is realizable at the popular old
stand JAMES PATTON.
May /, ls56--tf.
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Cane Seat Chairs.

WALNUF Maple and Rosewood imitation,
w large arm cane seat and cane back rockers,
ladies' and misses cane seat and cane back
rockers. Also every variety of Windsor chairs,
rocking chairs aud settess on hand at my shop,
opposite Smiths Marble shop, formerly occupi.
ed by DR. j. S. Hunter, Main street. Carroll.
ton, Ohio. ABSAL0M karin,
Dec 4 66 iv
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26, ,7I6 prizes, amounting to $S6,66S
WHOLE TICKETS ST. Ell CH


WHOLE TICKETS 81 EACH
Managers printed Certificates Of Packages of
wholetickets, containing every number in the
lottery, and which may draw four handsome
prizes, will be sent by mail, securely enveloped
and sealed. for $40.
In this scheme, package of 26 whole tick
cts wouldcost $26, but as they are bouud to
draw at least SIG we will send
Certificates of % whold tickets for $1,000
Certificates OF 26 half tickets for 5,OO
Certificates of 90 quarter tickets for 250
The official account of the drawing, with a
writtenstatement of the Omount drawn, will be
forwarded Immediately after the drawing, to
those who order their tickets at this Office
Bank Notes, Certificates of Deposite or prizes
in any responsible Lotteries, will be taken for
tickets and packages in these popular and far
famed Lotteries, and all prizes sold will be paid
Immediately after The draw ing, in full without
discount, in Sight Drafts on New York; or If
preferred, Gold will be forwarded by the Ex.
press Company in we'll secured Boxes.
All ordrs should be sent for packages and sim
gle tickets by the earliest mails to avoid disap
pointment, as they are often scarce, and some
times are all sold a week before the day of
drawing. .
For Packages or single tickets in the a.
bove rich and beautiful Lottery, orders must be
addressed by mail to the truly fortunate and
far.iamed prize sellers,
June 25th, l857-.6m. Washington, D. @.
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AMxvpN nj NO. 4.


Reso'rfd 5y he GeHeral Assembly Of
tie State Of Ohio, Three. ffths Of the
men bers elected TO each house concurring
therein. That il be and hereby Is pro.
pose to tie electors Of the State, on the
sesund Tuesday Of 0c ober next to ap-
prove OF reject the following amendment
rs a substitute for the FIRST and second
sections of tie thirteenth article Of the
Constitution. Viz: Corporations Of every
description sbal! be created, and eorpo-
rate powers granted only by general laws
which shall define the powers, privileges
aud immunities and describe the duties
and liabilities Of each class or descriptions
of corporations, but the General Assem-
bly, may enact special laws for the reliei
Of corporations in peculiar cases, and may
make special provisions in regard to eorpo
rations in cases where from their peculiar
location or interests such special provision,
are required, and may from time to tune
alter or repeal all such laws, as are au'
thorzed by this section.
N. H, VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd. 1851.
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Headache and FaintneSsl
Ia School Teachers

NaHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS,
Il, for Carroll county, will bold Six MEET.
INGs for the examination of School teachers
during the year 1857, on the following days,
namely: On the third Wednesday in Febru.
ary. April, June, August, October, and De-
cember. The meetings will be held in one of
the public school houses in Carrollton, CONF
mancing at 10 o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules of the Board regulating
examinations are the following:
l, Each applicant not personally known to
the Board, must produce a certificate of good
moral character, Of late date. and signed by
Que OF more responsible persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished
with pen, ink aud paper; and also with McGuf.
fey's Fifth Reader.
8. 10 each applicant will be submitted
list OF questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geog raphy, to be answered in wFi-
ting.
4. No applicant viii be regarded as quail
fled to teach, nor entitled to aeertihcate, who
does not correctly answer one-half of the ques-
tons submitted in each branch.
5, Certificates will not be issued on the
day of examination, but they will be RENTED
by mail or otherwise as soon as practicable
And when an applicants deemed unqualified, i,
note stating that fact will be sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class
formed and the examination has commenced,
will be expected to wait until the next regular
day of examination.
I. No certificate will be granted to any per.
son who is known to the Board to be habitu.
ated to The use Of profane language, to be in-
temperate or dishonest.
s. Each applicant must furpisb hinself
with a stamped envelope, and himself indorsa
with his own name and address, and in such
enve ope his certificate or note will be for>
warded.
By order oft Board,
Jan. l, 1s57..lV. WIN. MCCOY. See'y.
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AMENDMENT NO. 3.

Resolrsd By tie General assembly Of
Ms State Of Ohio, three-flths ofthe mem
bers elected to each branch, coucurring
thelein, that il be aud hereby, is proposed
10 the electors Of the State, to vote on the
sscoad Tuesday of October next, to ap-
prove or reject the following amendment
ga substitute for the second and third
sections Of tbetwelfth article Of the Consti-
tuition.
a AL property, personal and real, shall be
subject to taxation by a inform rule, at
the true value thereof in money, but
such deductions from crelits may be al
loved rs the General Assembly may deem
expedient; Provided. that burying grounds
vubIic school houses, and all other pub
lie property, IN NIL institutions of purely
public cl.arity. and all houses used excIu
ssiveIy for pubic worship, hall be exempt
from taxation, and If the total value OF
,he pessonal property Of any person shall
not exceed fifty dollas, the same may be
esampt i on taxataea. .--All-PsaPefty e'H-
Loved ID banking b n always bear bur
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WILLOUGHBV'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier

HAVING purchased the raid to the appara
IL tus in the townships of Union, Rose,
Brown, AugustaWashington and East in Car
roll county, Ohio. We would inform the citi-
zens of that part of the county, that we are
prepared to set up said apparatus on short
notice and reasonable terms. Said apparatus
being for the purpose of raising and convey.
ing water from the spring to The house, which
is admitted to be one of the best apparatus
for labor saving in the female department,
now muse. Warranted to give satisfaction.
N. B. ANY communications for US can be
LEFT at the American House CarTollton, 0,
W00DB0RNE & R0UDEBUSH.
july vI2 lS t.f
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MURRAY q LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER .


VHIS rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared
i from tropical Flowers OF surprising fragrance
without any admixture OF coarse essential oils,
which form the staple of many Essences" and
"Extracts for the Toilet. Its Aroma is as in
exhaustable as that of the "Farina Cologne" ="
and as fresh and delicate as the breath OF Lv'
ing Blossoms.
WHAT ARE IT'S ANTECEDENTS?
For twenty years it has maintained its as.
tendency over all other perfumes throughout
Cuba, South America aud the West ndes.-
1t has been introduced into the United States,
in response to the earnest demand growing out
of its Southern reputation. A cure for
Headache and FaintnGSsl
As an odor for the handkerchief, it is as de-
licious as the "0tto of Roses" 1t lends fresh.
ness and transparency to the complexion, and
removes headache andfaintness.
COUNT,ERFEIT'S.
Beware OF limitations. Look for the name of
MURRAY & LANMAN on the bottle, wrapper and
ornamented LABEL Sold by d. 7. Lanman L.
Co., wholesale drug gists, No. Water street,
New York, and by all druggists, at 50 cents per
bottle.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
term the following real estate situate on Main
Street, Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio, to
wit:-one lot on which is erected large two
story brick building, well finished, suitable for
a dwelling or Hotel; also, a small lot adjoining
the above on which is situated large and COM
modious frame stable, sufficient in size to con.
tain 80 horses,-also, two other lots in one en-
closure with frame dwelling house thereon.
The above property viii be sold separately
or jointly to suit purchasers, and if not sold
will be for rent.
will also sell two quarter sections of land
In Woodbury. county state of Iowa; also, one
quarter section of land in Ida county in the
State oiIowa which will be sold separately or
jointly to suit purchasers.
For Terms apply to DR., John s. Hu-ter.
Carroliton, Ohio. =. +. PRICE,
Nov, 13, Sc. If.
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THE LADIES DEPARTMENT

Il now open for the reception Of Ladies. -
No institution in the Urion impRrts a more
thorough or interesting course in this Depart.
ment.
In conclusion, we would add, that we shall
put forth oar best efforts TO merit in still MOI
eminent degree, the ilattering reception with
which our enterprise has met, and pledge our.
selves 90 mpart more thorough, practical
course of Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed at any other similar Mercantile College.
AmOng the many accommodations, we give
the following:
s'We, the undersigned, take pleasure in tes'
tifying that we are personally acquainted with
Mr.. Grangers ability as an Accountant, and
teacher OF Book keeping. which is ofthe high
est order. He has had great experience as an
Accountant in heavy Commercial and Banking
Houses, which gives him superior faculties in
imparting practical knowledge of Book keep.
ing, aud thorough Commercial Education.
|. j. ALLEN, L. Z. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
LORIN ANDRE VS.,
President of Kenyon College,
To young men who wish to acquire "bus
mess Education" we think it affords facilities
seldom equaled. Mr.. Granger has the rare
qualification of theoretical knowledge and
aptness in teaching, added to practical Count.
ing Room experience, ard we feel confident
that graduates from his College will be fully
competent to keeE the most complicated set
of Books.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Mer
chant.
J, J.JANNEY, sec'y Bird Of COnsrol, State
Bank Of Ohio.
j. EPARK, Book Keeper at D. 7. Wood.
bury's.
D. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Blk
II q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and
Coke Co.
@. 3. MASON, Book Keeperat j, Il. Riley
and Cos
Fo full particulars send for circu lr.
GRANGEP ar 'aMSTR0NG.
Proprietors.
Feb. II, 1856. is m.
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5ea Of tsxst'ou cqasi to that imposed
90 tae prup-ity Il iuiividuais.
n H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tie Rouse Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 81, 1857.
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