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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

300 REwaRD-on the night of Sep
sesabet 8, 1857, Rufus Y. RAINS, Cofo
4er stegali, Henry skyles and Mlchla Yel
Fafrel, thieves of the most gorgeous
Ind ealarge1 characters. made theif debut
Gle quarters Of our esteemed and
aficient @jaiior a reward Of one nun
drqd dollars is offered for their apprehen-
a;oa-twenfy-fye dollars for each seoane
5nch
Comment il unnecessary. A. our town
authorisies. il any there Be, suffer mig
ssrdon and c0eaats 10 run ana live
Hishout fear Of tie Jaw, night and daaayy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

kASAwrA R1xER-Ihe riyer is 5eMef
nov ti.aa shas been any time curing the
summer
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HENRY HOUSED

MOUTH CHARLESTON, Kanawha, Va.
1INHS~ eonYenieqt lptel has been reIflled
and. eNteasiteIy ehlatged. lis me On
w tssen ii NORTH Charleston. No fzpense
lasbeen spafedfa I the accommodation Of guests.
Epielr TABLE, 81 all t;lAkssjs supplied With
4te rs lfcac eS tf Tie SEASON.; aud tile caRa 9
ei9uS BEAR ROOM viii the ~ctfeietst Iiqlio j.
anil SeyArF- French. Pale and Peach Brahdies,
jam ice r tIR. Holland Gin, hsmeEie ami
FortieItsNn les; Old kye, Bourbon. Mntoua.
liza amt Common WIIisRey
GpodSthblipg, well supplied wiz core mi
hay u. SNYDER MOO.
! June Isl 1851. n9ss!y, il
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Look Here!

AN feceiyinr a Fresh Suns,lv sol
+ Drugs medieines. Paints. Oils Vine
dlo7 Glass DYe7StuGs, Paint and other
brushes Pertimery, Fancy Articles. De
T. lth every variety Of useful ~rotions
alkafe sold BY Druggist generallya and
day. popular Patent medicines Of. the
rant xosnfll s4ll cheap for cash AID MAS
PrescriptioIPpare article. Physicians
tended 10 III thpd orders promptly az
ypas5 IarlestoH Drug Store
4 IL. ROGERS.
Tb 1ohn Stockton
iiasq F.Heh: gtnehH WI
Gentemf4-Piease fsSeoa
II h day Of sepseanl q, sfs5f 80 t9~t on I
MtilIam Gtidsfys e~lneianatk shall N
Eeyideafce for me npdn HE trial a. - sAS
ing hi Kanawha Citcuit Curt. n Ss3rh sSa'
Complainant and ylu are d~efenda1S. Ifts :
same sho li not be taken on thar Ssx Il vi
be atlphtnsd frpnl time to time unifItaksn.
lH# Yours,
ALFRED BUCHANAN.
Aug.Si vi ~ epunsrl,
r.. Swami G.
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Il LExaNBER q. TALlAFERRod and 9th

al IEAdINGfEB( ny FEAh0 duH otb
ers, tonipla inanis, IS. Spicer Patrick
and Others, teftS. ln Chencery.
Wheseas, by a decree ollie ciEeilit court
abf KanawIa county, rendered III the above
nause, al the Spsins Fem thereof, 1887, vas
among otter things adjudged, ordered and de-
creed that lohn II. Makely, q SPECIAL Cows
missioner fpt that purpose lppointea, 40 as
tseTtaIIl anil report who ef the pastes have
,asa the costs &c the shove suit, soTsf Dis The
same have been paid, What ~Tenlains unpaid,
ana whats1 mo ug htto be boiIe ) each 81
fhe Parties.
Allthe PARTIES 70 said ssuit, conspiainants
and defend ANS viii therefore taSe aoaice
that / have appointed Monday, the It'll day 81
Sep emyeT, Is55 rs the time, and the fieer0l
paTks & MpSelx, In tht town Of g hariestoB,
Kanawha county. Va., As fhegp'are for q m-
plying with fhk. iafesp sng requlsilislrs Of said
feeree, At wlieh iinlF aud place they WILL Ike
exuected to attend, hind fufnTsh evidence 81
af~fpaxme1ltS IL cos made By them.
JOHN u. M0SELY, Spet Mi Conf.
August I8. 357xi.l
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MII0 WANTS MONEY
R8O,OOO
Ar III oBrAfNED W RISK AG 10 pddLLARst
Halves mud Quarter Tickets
in Proportion.

JASPER rGFSTTs ArlBEI tGFFERT.
w 1whofitg g nv Sd VI Georgia,
Havana Plan, Single Numbers.
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A NEW RoyNp NOTE BOOK.
THE PRAIRIE yocAKI sT,

ae THIS work Ii recefveI swfA hgfeat fIyat, nd
lis now me atay masid bnokt disc bF sesefalof
tie most&sci@haife and sreegSSf1l western
fteactrefssnF n4tlsie iHst4fe ScFnbts dnder their
care. ItiS the same size,s anil il pHbliShedfu III
the same superior stkle with The ''Sacled Me-
.lodeon. SD
CvpSeSfW eNaIpinationIwi, be Sc ut IL mail,
pest pa gds for sixty cents. fS
Ether may be bill tlraugt the booksellers
or Of the Publishers,
Mo0RE.9 us IlSfAcH, KEYS'& CO,
y3a 9 CIV 20 Yves Fourth-st. @ nciiRnati.
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III As 5uYt1seelFe4l, eifeet lrom lie E~s.tefa
~ eites a splendid stock OF
aREADI tMADH CLOTHING!
FOR stMMEn ME&R,
eset Ger q ~ the eitizens Of Kahawfs INT
fnIrpqREfIis counties; which he eftts fof -
AZ prices that defy COMPETITIONS
Hfs} stock ~cofslsts &c attieles usual ygcnnd
GsHiieineasts Furnishing Store, such q Got
S0lis5oll every aeseriptio1 Heavy Over Uosrf
audsatl kiitsis ct winter JotIIng. Sara sf
?pd WoeIsn Vests, Pants Of every vafiets.
Hats and Caps Boots ard Shoes, Siitrts. land. {
kefchieis, Hunks, Camel Bar. w. AZ
d cine stock OF Pefum,rr TolIsl Ss.as
Pocket Cutlery. &c,
Renaeaiker tf,e nameahas u,ace. &
JOSEPH SHIELDS.
Next door TO hA Goshtrn Hoass:
Geefie tsn' N%ofenbersls 1886.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

Pri4fs PAYABLE Witiont Debut pm.
ANDERSON 81 SON, Managers,
Successors TO J.. Z w ISrEa, Manager.
Our Lpfter;es draW. in Macon, Ga Small
schemes every SatuRaays and inEsayaauah.
ira. Large svlemes11 aboittke 18TH Of every
CLASsBB IS.
DrawssSepfembeF 18th. tS51 int AEmcTy Hal,
Savannah. tia., under tie sworn Superin-
teRdeacee &c M. q. Sylnons Essq. aaasJ! AZ.
CAPITALS 81 800, ooa, see roo. $4,000,
S5ao0 S4lfD $1,000. 8 psizAa of 5000, 5 ii
$500. 90 Of leo. 1000 $50, 1000 of SO and
~ Approximation prizes aIaog p ils toS3s760s
Tickets SO; Halves 5; Quarters 2 30.
Look ID yUiIr interestaiI colnpareth S scheme
with any otkeks
Bank Mites of sound Banks taken al par.
Checks ON New York rent ttd for priz 4.
Address orders fet tickets Eor certiiiea les
of packages &c Jackets Id
ANDERSON Il SON, Managers.
Il nliyL. Macon 81 s~ayannah, Ga.
yyIRGINIA SS.--At Rnles held in The
clerk ,s Office Of tic d rclfit court for Ka-
nawhaeeAnis, in lie month kf Aagmtls57,
Lewis Ruflnef, compffs
rbomss - eorwina otSeIs dsdts Y saanss''
The object OF his suit u tsIphtsln partffien
of a tract ei land sttuat ( antRewafeTsp Elk
river, In kaRawsaac.n ntys k6ntaihing $685.
acres, aud knownas lot No 2of The Work &
CcTran 20 01a6fHtfaat2
ii appearihg hyafitastt filed Tint the de
feIplants, Tn mas Carwias gEoe.H M. FtnaeEl,
HIP. Longinore and II. WaFttingipnaF III non
Residents nlthis c~ommonw1alth. It's ordered
hat they do oppeaft Here wishln one monil
afsef due pnbih alton ef this erief INA az
what Is necessary r. protect ttsH ihtttestf
The premises.
Copy-Testeg
Il. III ARFEn TIN.
Q1asReEEs sol IN4.
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BUsKIRK \ DAVIS,
TyEI. TnAL LAND FOR SALE.

Ma: / Bntkaye BlDtk5, Ftolt street,
PoRTsMotTHt OHIO.
CAMEL COAL LAND FOR SALE.
HNiiE~ undersigned Offers for sac, Ep0eacrss
af land, ~abpundIpg I'M Camel, SFlInt
Pilumiuo,k Coal ind lfous situated. on
Elk RIVER, Is miles abs ye Ghailest
Apply Toll G. SNYDER,
Clendenin r. 0., kafawha 60, y Il.
v3nts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15

20, 1000 Tickets-s,sss Prizes
AMOUNTING To4$2lA2t0.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-15
OPENING OF SPRING AND SUMNER
&oOD9E
Fl, w GOODWIN & eO.
Main Street, opposIte EaRqWl
EilARLESr0N4 81.

Maln StFeSe Qppostte IsaAalfit1. Atplska y
CHARLESTON. w.
Are 1oWtin receipt Of tbeir
nler Stock waseh has heeIt 4 Ssr;ntar wall.
IN the Easiefn rrarksts- FI-
nation from our town Al Ha cry on
4ssbfin% thsan tLat We TNeorsump.
faydTs ! nd Ssh D cont
nagf olt ; oek somihN
Il. sDKS GroDDs DRA a. stba
Lad ss1 nae d,ess gsods.%N 90
understands ttIhfs, Iibb0nSsf4< [yO2d-
gloves. hooters, shoes slippets3 &hkiouns,
partieulaf i WE invite ATTENTION.
ml.hscate ff this maEktt. Gehsl4rf
wetlby examining our stock Of clo4t III c;tr
cas- {imeres, boots, shoes hats. EfssLy
euiitlTs, 6cf, &cl our stock Is 1aHfYEo@s relt
1GaogERY DgRAkfME2S where
CtuShed, refinr1 aud N. %. sHA inssof
andy ften teas. Rio AMI lava cofFee,A o.
ID eRles, canned f4uits, spices, &eA
intl. Hour, neal, soap, calGles, .nalI
Country ProIuce rsceised IN ca es-
and cash Paid n room red. y2nA
CAD EEA
.TNi.S InstStitibn win confluence its
enth Scholastic Year4on the Erst Monk
day ofSefit mber next. 4-
GHARiES JslMENAGER, A.sf., has been \
+eleciest Primo pei.
A competent Female ASHTON ha&becn Sc
cured 70 takeecharge el tie Fena,e DfpstE
ment.
.fheterms are The SAND is hcfetofofe. Tia
Trustees conhdenils RECOMMEND he Acaten
TO the patronage Of be public
8. EARLY, Pres heard T JUSTICES.
Pr ASysaftI. S.cIelays JliiF ~
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FIsK,a PATENT METALlc

ESN - W. $3.50
E6Ai b e n Ia i e A " ELS /
NJN liKeptco nstantly on hand, oiall sise;
Ikxz1 also, Wood collins, or . Ary NV
NfstsN and d~escliptiops kept constantly dI
BIS hand Of made TO or trs Oh thH Mart
- est poSihie no pc.
Rooms. adjoining SANS ntug stone, hah-e
faiateiy bach III pasiir sqtars.
INF HAyMAKD &lS0N II
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Tbe OBJECT ofthis sasiit is to recoveTthe slltrp
az one hundred dollars aamageS due by opeH
accs mt; and Il appear BIZ from affidavit fael
he defendant isl 4 nonresident Of Hthis
on1mon wealth tits u%rlerea that heE de ap-
pear here within Que month after doe put Iii
or This order and dip What IS necessary
III project his interest fa the premises 1
Teste A. ~. QUARRlEK CHI
T. B, Swami +. 9. lSsTt. lwi.
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GALLIP0L4s
R.

II he SlbScTtbefs Wou!d bfg ItaNe ~ lIIEnFfh
their friends and the pabiiE generally, thai
they are receiving tile mostspAe ndid asspttment
Of furnitpre evs Offered lot sale iii this mat
Net, cSmsisfi u ( IN paftof
Bedsteads, Bureaus, WardrObes, E6unges.
Mattresses, SafiRs, Tables
Chairs, Cribs, &c. II
All az which will be disposed oG At yery aoF
T ALI crderk fTonr sbtoad prolfipts
Intended to-. Y
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BOOK STORE

N~TII1LIAAM Nll.HF4f AADFItT HE
w /! lI ss;sss o. .] Il Esss sSs 4. ssst
5thathe has just received and is now opdntIs
SiaTge and vel seIeeted sSSortnlen; Of HUH
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NOTICE or TRUstr SALE.
CASH Prices.

Best Lace Leather always en- hand
September, '5n 9a3yi
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NIIRGINIA : at Rules he'll hi fhe
~ clerks office of tile eirsUitcourt fok Ka
nia~ha county, u The mouth IL igatt, 1851,
The Coal River Navigation Gonpang, comps
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Pri4rs Payable Without Dedaff IN.
ANDERSON 81 son, Managers,
Successors TO J. II WlSrEa, Manager.
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yrIRGINIA ss-.Gisfkfs ohIcenf H. natWA Ii
" Circuit Court August 27sh 1887
James Coptrhaysrl
vs.. In ASsurnps.tl
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Later from Havana,

NEW YoRR, May 2l.-The steamship
Blaohs Warrior arrived from Havana will
dates to the / 8 inst. A report was cur.
rent at Havana that the Spanish steamer
was hourly expected. and would bring
orders for the immediate commencement
Of hostilities against Mexico, to be open
ed by a naval attack upon Vera Cruz.
The sugar crop was nearly harvested,
and the crop will fall short Of last years
about twenty per cent. Prices still have
an upward tendency. The present stock
at Havana and Matanzas is 271 900 boxes
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may yet replace the government on the
basis, upon which 4 vas founded. Il
still iu their power 10 check The growth
of cha. Rigantieeyil. which threatens their
freedom with destruction, and hufl 4 from
that high place which il has usurpod IN
the councils Of our nation. II remains
TO be seen whether they win suffer them-
selves to be lullsd 10 sleep while the las,
terrible GENE is played. The corrupt lead
ers Of that organization, which inaults'I
mankind BY assuming the sscred name Of
Democracy. win still, IS they have ever
done. lend the whole strength Of their in
auenoo 10 the communication Of the de-
signs Of the Oligarohy. They are even
more submissive than theyhave ever been
BY their aid every encroaohment upon
she rights Of the North has been made;
and Il Is manifest that their help win not
be wanting to consummate the last grand
scheme Of villainy. This is the corrupt
mass which threatens the life Of our con
stitutioEal freedom.
The question is soon to be decided.
which was broashed in the Cincinnati
platform under the spseious name Of
"siate Rights" and for which the Dred
9 Scott decision has paved the way: wheth.
or this noble North will bo land Of free
= men or = land Of slaves. Unless thil
b heap Of corruption bo elected from Office
s and from power. IL Is not uncertain OF
n which side the scale will turn. The Re
d publican party is The only party whicl
s occupies the position Of direct antagonisn
to this favorite design Of the lave'Pow
= or. II is the only organization through
}, which any efeetual resistance can b
= made to a scheme which would plac
y Northern laborers on a level with tn
n poor whites Of the South--a condiiio
N more abjsct and degraded than SLAYER
r itself. The leaders Of the Republics
,e party are men Of incorrupsible integrity
y aud on the success Of the principles whic
or they advocate, hangs the social and polit
~ ical salvation Of America.
to Will the freemen Of Ohio prove at th
" election Of October next that ney at leal
Sc will take warning from the mOlauchol
g. fate Of Republics whose people are no
u, writhing under the iron rod Of the De
Id pot, by expelling this fostering mass fro
,b the political bOdyH or, will they permit
p TO gnaw at the vitals Of our freedom, t
d, Il pierces her heart, and on the prostra
ys ruins of Constitutional liberty is erectc
I'd an absolute Republic.
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chiiss q Peterson, Publishers, Phila-
lslphia. are about 10 issue from tho press
Two valuable contributions 70 American
literature. The srst is Col. J. Q. Ere
Explorations, prepared BY the au-
thor aud giving an account Of his i've sx-
pedilions across the Rocky Mountains,
into Mexico, California and Oregon, en-
brnoing a period Of ten years. ltAbounds
In thrilling adventures and is superbly
Illustrated by pictures, both from the
pen Of ihe author and the pencil Of the
best artisla in the country. The book
will be much sought after snd read not
only by the political friends Of Col. Fre-
mont, but the reading public generally.
The other is Biography Of the late
Elisha Kent Kane, the Arctic Explorer,
compiled and prepared by DR.. VIM. Eldel
Of Philadelphia II CONTAINS an account
Of his early life aud travels n different
countries. previous 20 his Arctic voyag'
and will bring before che public many
lao.s and incidents. hitherto unknown
We have no doubt, is will be a work wor
thy Of the hero and the author. Few
men have been more useful to their ag
and more universally respected ihan Oh
living Fremont and the departed an'
much lamented DR.. Kane.
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ST. LOUIS, May 25.
Adyices from Kansas TO the 2lst say
that Stanton had issued e proclamation
for the election Of delegates TO the Consti-
tutional Convention 10 be held on the
Sd Monday In June. Returns from 10
oat Of R6 counties comprising 9,25i legal
votes are received from which il appears
that many Republicans are going over to
the Free State National Democracy. Al.
20 that an attempt is being made by Nor
thern Democrats to send Free State mo.
Of that party TO the Convention. Ely
Moore, formerly Of New York, has beer
solicited to run for Congress.
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The Prios Of Wool.

Il has been asserted, shat. owing to the
discriminating iarif, imposed BY the las.
Congress. the price Of Gne wool would
deeliue this season. But as the aot does
NOS ,aks eject. until Jaly. such win no,
Be the case. From what we can gather,
We infer that the prices viii como ND 10,
tno. sHeaad, those paid last year. W,
would advise our farmers not to be tOc
hasiy IN parting with their wool and "a
put no faith ia these erOakers. that Cd
about the country raising false alarms
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NRWs By TBLEaRAPH.
Wl.nrraror. NAY


WAsHfporoN, May %
It e estimated that tho troops now
moving 60 the direction Of Utah comprise
about 1000 men, There are two vacant
Federal Judicial Judgeships IN she Terri
tory, which win soon be filed, and prob
ably another Marshal appointed IS pre-
liminary 70 enforcing civil process: and,
IN svoht Of opposition on the part Of
Mormons to this. tho military win be
employed to enforce the laws, and protect
citizens Of the United States from Nor
mon oppression. II is supposed, however
that no necessity for extreme measures
will aise. The Gov ritr,hipof Utah Il
still unsettled, vlthough several gentle
men are soliciious for the position. The
government is evidently anxious TO elecl
one who viii combine personal bravefJ
with administrative credit and unques
toned discretion. The programme o
operations for Utah will be consummate'
with the least possible delay
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The decision ofthe Supreme Court
The Issue plainly presented.


Tho principal poinss Of law and comfy,
s,Gusd by the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
10 che Poindexter case. and delivered by
Judge Bow en-, we're the following;
1, That neither Ohio nor Kentucky can
demand an abrogalion Of tho Constitution
and municipal laws Of The other, as
matter Of comfy; aud II person, claim
ed ~ slave in Kentucky, comes iuto
Ohio by tho direction or consent Of his
owner, even for temporary business
purpose, the oonstitutiona aud laws OF Ohio
operate on the condition Of such person,
and eject his immediate emancipation.
2 When q person held 10 slavery by
the municipal law Of the State in which
he lives, onee becomes free by virtue Of
she laws Of another country or State, into
which ho goes BY the consent Of his own.
9r. it is not in the power Of the latter
ever 70 reduce him again 20 his former
condition Of serVilude. under any law
which this court can recognise a. valid.
Q. by laws Of Kentucky. person who
10 held aud treated as slave. has no ca.
pacity 70 make any contract whatever;
and 2romissory notes given to his mas
ter BY himself and sureties for him, in
the purchase Of his freedom. are illegal
and void, IS 70 both principal aud sure
ties.
This Is the position held by the Repub-
Noan party. Tho Democracy endorse tho
principles embraced in IhoDrod Scott do.
OiSiOn. viz: That negro has no recOgni.
ssd rights. under the Constitution, that
he cannot sue before a court. that no ao.
sfhis OF Of bis master can free him from
Slavery and that STAKEHOLDER may bring
his "chattela" into Free State aud hold
them there IN fransifu. day. week oil
Amoath, BY the law Of interstate oomi,
y. Hare is the question. The issue /,
iairiy prsssatsa-lsi it 20 before the peo,
nle
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Notice to the friends Of the Bible
Society IN Soneoa 90.

AZ q late meeting Of the managers Of
the Seneca Co. Bible Society. Rev, j..
Pelan. the Sec. Of the society. was Ap.
pointed TO correspond with the Pastors
and Christian churches Of sonocA Co., to
procure their aid in taking up collections
in their congregations, aud to assist the
Society In its lAudable work Of supplying
our entire population with the word Of
God. lie will also visit personally
and present the claims Of the Sooiety
whore Il may be necessary. The society
intends this an preliminary measure. in
order 10 a general exploration Of the
wants, and full supply of our entire
county with the word Of God, during the
coming season.
As the American Bible Society are
now engaged in general supply Of our
whole country. We deem it our duty, as
an auxiliary society. to provide for the
supply of our own portion Of this extern
siye Geld,
RoBRRr ANpREWs. Pres.
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The Iron Fence around the state
House.

The bids for the Iron fence around the
State House at Columbus were opened
on Saturday last, and the contract awar
ded to N. +. Horton. Of Gin sinnati. The
following wps Mr. Horton'O bid;
Fence 8 so per foot.
Small Gates rs 90 each.
Large Gates 600 90 per pair.
Railroad Iron SO 90 per ton.
There are a,495 feet Of fence, which
will cost elo,75O; four double gates,
$500, aud four single gatos, s300-ma'
king in all Sl9. $50. Then Mr.. Horton
agrees 10 take the old railroad iron, esti'
mated At sixty tons. at S36 per ton, which
comes TO e2, 100, which leaves a balance
for cost Of the fence now to be built o.
el7, $50.
This is sliga reduction upon th,
600. QUO fence that the Looofoco pres
have 90 zealOusly paradod before She pub
lio, as a bugboar to frighten them into ih
support Of the Democratic party mex
I'm. All their other charges are equhll
groundless and fall, like spent arrows
harmless to the ground. Il is q ruso
to divert the attention Of the people from
their own rAsOalitiss, 80 that they may eS
cape their merited doom. The fact !
the last Legislature was the most econ
omical. judioiouS and intelligent, thO
has convened for many years. BY guard
ing against useless outlAys, they hay
curlAilod the expenses Of the State at Least
half million Of dollars.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

MADISON, Ind, May %.
Six prisoners, among the them Buck
Mckinney, who was oGifned on charge
Of murder, broke jail last night An
aperture in one Of the cells and one in the
roof, through which they had previously
escaped, had not been closed. The cell
door only being locked with wire, one Of
the pris ,ners made key with which they
unlocked the cell, escaping as before
None have been recaptured so far.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29
Refuses 20 ConouT.

BOSTON, May 2.
BY vote Of "a yeas to l57 nays the
House refused this morning to concur
with the Senate on the Kansas resolve,
making an appropriation for the aid of
settlers IN that Territory. contingent on
the opinion Of the SUI rene Court b I il
is constitutional.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

DETROIT. May Additional infor-
nation from the northern counties in this
State fully confirms the previous accounts
Of the destitulion existing there. Con-
Iributions for relief Of the sufferers, from
this city aud interior. are being freely
make and are forwarded by an executive
committee of this CITY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

ST. Louis May %.
A correspondent Of the Democrat says
that force Of dragons and artillery left
Fort Leavenworth a few days since TO
fight the Cheyennes, who. IL is reported,
have concentrated attho Republican Fork
Of Kansas and Blue Rivers.
Gen. Harney and Mr.. Orr, Of s. c.,
have arrived in the territory. The latter
declined complimentary dinner.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-29

Among the candidates suggested By
ths Dsmoofasie press, TO be Chased mex.
fal. Oh che gubernasorial raoo-track. are
II. 3. Payne, Of Cleveland; G. w. Many.
Peeay. Of Naskihgum;. Gen. Mcdowell,
ofilighlanl, Con- NoIauebliu, Of Rich,
lApd. Judge Rannop Of Belmont; Josiah
Riley. Of Laehs; Geo, W. MoCooh. oI
PATTERSON; saml. Lahto. Of Stark, aud
Dave. Tod. q Mahonina.