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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-14
Democratic State Convention
The Issue.

The great Sanhsdrim Of Ohio Dcmoo-
raey, so called, met at Columbus. on the
9th Of August and put in nomination the
following ticket. to be beat by the Re-
publicans at the October election;
Governor III. b. PAYNE, Of Cleveland,
Lion. Gov.-W. T. LyrLs Of Ciucin-
natl.
Supreme Judge--H. c. WmraAv, Of
Fairfield.
Troasurer--JAs. r. MoRRis. Of Monroe
Secrotary--JAc. RuNuARr. Of Colum-
bus.
Pub. Works--A, s. BAoKUs, Of Lucas.
From the above, il will be seen that
Che result is extremely Payaefi. Tho
Taneyitos had everything their own way
the Original Buchanan mon" were
Payne at the head Of thoir ticket, for he
Is the representative man Of the pro-slave.
ry Democracyin Ohio. Hoisa ''nationn
Democrat" Of the Douglas school, en-.
dorses the Drod Scott decision and be-
believes that ''negro has no rights,
which a white man is bound to respect"
2lo sustains the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, the oulrages in Kansas and
the laws OF the Bogus Legislature. AL
though in 1885, while in tho Legislature
OF Ohio, he voted for resolution strong.
ly condemning the Fugitive Slave Law,
. is now is most jealous advocate. lie
Is IN favor Of anuihilating State Sovereign.
ty and making 0hios soil hunting
ground for southern Shareholders, and
their drunken hirelings- He would see
our best citizens arrested and imprisoned.
without tho right Of 6a5eas corpus or trial
by Jury. Mr.. Payne is demagogue and
Office seeker, and il elected he would
throw the whole weight Of his administra.
ton in favor Of the party aud principles
he avows. We are glad that he is made
the standard bearer Of the Democracy Of
Ohio for tho next guberuatorial contest.
~ VIII bring the issues clearly before the
people and will make tho question one,
as to whether Freedom or Slavery shall
gain the ascendancy and become the rule
in our nation. oho's soil is tho battle
ground the issue is ouo Of personal liber.
ty--eyery man is called on to defend his
rights and she rights orhis ueighbors.
An overweening federalism is attempting
to wrest from our State her sovereign,
'ty and trail hor banner in tho dust
The Democracy have planted themselves
firmly on tho side Of aspiration .he
Republicans as firmly Oh che side ofl
State Rights. Tho people are called |
upon to take sides aud the October cleo. |
tion will show on which side ths ma.
jorisy wall be found.
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tons in particular. But rest assured that
'it spits against the Wind" when il an
dertakes to prevent The real cause Of the
Banks failure to redeem rs circulation
This hue and cry.' viii alarm nobody,and
deceive nobody in seueca County. In
deed IL Is not intended fof home use, but
for effect abroad and there only. The far
mers Of Seneca County, have had enough
Of the Seneca County Bank under Its last
Administrations and enough Of its circu'
Rtion Of equiyooal and uncurrert Bank
Bills to correct any morbid disposition
which they have heretofore entertained
for It's continuance. Therefore, its de-
mise will create in this county, little or nc
regret CARO-.
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10 August Elections.

Sd Of August, elections were
held in the Jotlowing states and terrific
ries: Kentucky Tennessee, North Caro-
lima. Alabama, Missouri, Texas. Kansas
and Nebraska. In all tho slave states
embraced in the above list, except Mis-
souri,, the National Dmpcracy" have
been triumphant, Kentucky has elected
a Democratic State Treasurer ard ma
jority Of Democratic Congressman. Jas
b. Clay, Buchanan Wing, Is elected
from the Ashland district. In Tennessee,
the Democrats have elected their Gov.
andeight Of tho ton Congressman. North
Carolina and Alabama have gone strong
Ily Democratic. In Texas, Ruunels,
Democrat, is elected over Houston, Amer
lean by about 10000 majority. In all
these states, the contest was between pro-
,layery Democracy and pro-slavery
Americanism, each party claiming to be
the best friend OF tho South The result
shows thai tho people consider tho for
mer to be soundost on the "gooso quos-
ton" In Missouri the issue was clear
! ly between res ,ociable free labor, on the
one band, aud border ruiianism on the
other Hero the result is triumph for
the Emancipaiionists, tho first ever OBJ.
tanned in slave State, Rollins, theil
candidate for Gov, is doubtless elected
over Stewart, by handsome majority
In Kansas, the question was the ratiGoa'
ton or rejection of tho Toneka Consiih'.
tIuulcates The adoption Of the Constitution
by unanimous vote. In Nebraska there
was to bo an election for delegates tc
Congress and members of Territorial
Legislature, but the result has not ye,
reached us,
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TIha noaan Telegraph.

II is expected that the work Of laying
down the telegraphic cable, between Iro-
land and Newfoundland, will commence
in a few days. Tho plan Of operations,
however, has been materially changed -
Both vessels are 10 proceed together from
the coast Of ireland, tho Niagara paying
out her portion of the cable, until they
arrive at mid-oceau, whom the part on
board the Agamomnon will be attached,
and they will continue their course to the
coast Of Newfoundland.
AS soon as the communication is estab
lished, the world will witness tho novel
and romantic spectacle of paddy
courtiug his "swato heart" across tho
stormy "sao." Th question, as to wheth
er the news thus communicated will b.
salt or fresh, is still up boforoa a debating
society in Indiana, without any prospee
Of being decided soon. 1t should be lef
to Judge Taney-
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Tho trial OF a DemagOgue,-H. B.
PAYNE In 1851

Since tho nomination of II, B, Payne
by the Democratic Douglas Nebraska
bred Scott convention, friend called our
attention to the fact that this same II. b.
Payne recorded his yoto in the State Sen.
ate Of l850|5l, in favor of resolutions
censuring the Fugitive law. On page
! l9l2 Senate journal, we end the following
resolution introduced by Mr.. Pardee:
"Resolvcd, That the law commonly
called the fugitive law, being law that
makes sr parfe evidence conclusive of the
masters rightto recapture aud return his
slave; that defes a jury trial here or else
'ghere; that provides for the appointment
Of swarms of petty officers to execute il;
that gives double compensation to Gud
every claim set up in favor Of the master:
and pays the expense in any case, from
the public treasury, can never receive the
voluntary cooperation OF our people, and
ought therefore, 10 be repealed"
The resolution passed tho Senate by
vote Of % yeas TO nays, and among TIE
% names stands that Of II. B. Paynel
Here is a pretty man 90 SO into a Doug
las, Nebraska, Dred Scott convention, /"
where Judge Ranney had such "hard
This fact alone stamps the
man political triokster. time serverand
a demsgogUo, lie knows now. equally
as well as then, that the fugitive law was
and is an outrage, but at the diciAiion oil
party leaders and selfish interest, he
comes out and identities himself with
body Of men who would have kicked him
out Of their midst had he avowed the doc
.rines Of chat resolution. - CYsps. Leader. |
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republican Judicial Convention.

The Ropublicat tho 81 subdivision
IN the 8 Judicia District, are requested
70 send delegates TO judicial Conyeu-
ton which will meet At the town Of Ca
roy, ia tho county Of Wyandot, Ohio, on
Tuesday, August %, 1897.
The basis Of Representation, viii be
ono delegate for each 90 votes cast for
John Q. Fremont at the late Presidential
election, aud one additional delegate for
every fraction Of not less than 25. The
total number Of delegates by this basis
will be III, aad from each county will
number as follows;
Seneca county. 81; Crawford county,
81; Hancock county. 35; Wood county,
26; Wyandot county, 25. /.
q. w. BERRY, Chairman.
M. PATTERSON, Seneca,
JACOB SCHROGGS, CmwPd,
j. T.. CAPLES, Hancock,
f. HOLENBECK, Wood,
Rep Cen. Com. 81 sub. Sd Jud, Dis.
Upper Saneusky, July %, 1857.
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Laughlnr, a Orlma.

The crime charged against tho 'trait.
crs." in the "Groeno County Rescue
Case" is not that they resisted the U. S.
Deputy Marshals, in their cowardly at.
tomptto capture tho Slave Addison, but
that they stood by and iaaghed at them
o, sum Of all yillainiesl that they should
have the wreckloss audacity to laugh at
these disintorestod, patriotic Union.sa.
vers. in their attempts to rescue rugi-
tive slave, who, concealed in the garet
OF a rickety log cabin, with rusty shot.
gun, sets at defiance not only their author
ity, but the Army aud Navy Of tho United
States, We must beware how we laugh.
when U, S. Marshals are about. Even
though their ridiculous maneuvsrs should
provoke side-splitting mirth, we must
choke IL down and maintain an air Of Sto.
ical gravity in theip presence, or we rem.
der ourselves liable to arrest and trial.
Remember, o, citizens of Ohiol tha,
laughter is treason against the Constitu.
tioa ofthe United States and tho powers
that be. and deserves the most condign
punishment.
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No.. cunnlnrham,. sac.

NEW Ho1k, Aug Z.
Justice Davidson this morning proceed
cd to 81 Bond st., in company with Mr..
Stafford, counsellor for ths accused, to
make judicial examination Of Mrs Cum
ninghatn. Reporters were not admitted
II is reported that Or. Uhl would be
brought before the Academy Of Medicine
in October, for examination on the charge
Of revealing professional secrets. He de-
nies that Mrs, O. conaded to him med
ical secret. and will not shrink from an
examination.
Dr. Boyd, who was shot by burglars
Wednesday morning on West Eighteenth
ST., died to day.
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Tha slege Ralaad.

A"N Nt~t W ANAhVHa WIN iVuVN men,
Mnahed up the lan eAa down aeein.r--3pttUr,.
Gov. Walker. Ending that tho people Of
Lawrence were not 10 be inimidated bv
threats or the sight Of United States sol.
diery, has backed down aud loft the
"trailoN" 10 possession Of the Geld. So
'yo great iso,hermal war" is eaded with
no loss, excepting few barrels Of sseat
and largo amount Of bal sAisky. I'm
dor the pretepoo, that tho Indians vera
attacking the defenosloss settlers at FL.
Riley, Gov Walker despatched all his
troops thi'her. aud he himself beat 70.
treat to his deR at Looomplob.
ssre' he who 6shn aOd runs away,
Riay live 20 6ght another dny &"
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.lplnr nrir1 .iiI 3 iMIominaffnns. n

About ftty "Plug Uglies,7 - from dIier-
ent parts of the State, met at Dayton in
nsoss convention, on the 9Th Of August and
went through tho melancholy farce of
putting in nomination state ticket OF
which the following is the result:
For GoverROr-Col PeterYan Trumr,
Fairfield.
For Lieut. Go0ernor-H. T. Nash, oI
Lucas.
For State Tfcasurer--Jonathan Harsh'
man, Of Montgomery.
For Board Of Public Works--Wm. Il
Arthur, Of Highland.
For Secretary Of Stote--C. O. Allen
of Ross.
For Supreme Jadge--John Dayonpor!e
of Belm0lt.
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washington Ttems.


" AafllN0TON, AuI, 3.
The Navy Department. received letter
this morning from Gag officer james Arm
strong. dated from the United States ship
San Jacinto, at dong Kong, May 2s, in
which he says.
From tie enormous force which the
English are collecting at this station, and
the arrangements they arc making for its
permanency, Il is clear that China Is to
be compelled to throw off her exclusive
ness"
lie adds that there will be a total Of
sixty vessels, mounting seven hundred
and eighty-three guns. Accompanying
this force are several sea-going hospitals
and transports, with large medical force
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which is the Guilty One.

The Democratic papers are kicking up
a great rumpus and making great hula
baloo about tina dereiotions of Gibson, in
order to keep public attention from faster-
ing too pertnaciously on the astonishing
rasoalities-the undeniable frauds COM
mitted by Breslin, the pet of the Democ-
raoy. Gibson has submitted to a full ex-
animation at Columbus, plead to the in
dictment in Court, aud given bail for
his appearance when his trial shall come
ON. Breslin has run away-hed the
country, and tells gentleman in Canada
that he does not intcnR 10 come 6ack!-
Which is tho criminal2 Everybody
$3.50, 600, ard that he is fugitive from
justice in consequence, nobody knows
that Gibson ever touched a dollar Of the
peoples money felonlously-there is no
proof that he did worse than to allow his
sympathy for his brother.in-law to pre-.
vent him from exposing his iniquity the
moment il came TO. his knowedge-that
was lad, it is true--that was wrong-but
look at the honesty Of the Democratic
press in trying to make capital out of this
transaction by bowling about Gibson,
when they know that compared with
Breslin he is very poor stick Of rascal,
indeed. We once saw man 80 drunk
that he could not stand, try to conceal the
fact by calling the attention of the by
ISLANDERS to the fact that his comraAe who
was little sprung was ''as d-d-runh
sa-fool--re -re,dicklessly. .drunkl" lie on
ly made his own situation the more appa-
rent by this shallow attempt to divert at
tention to one far less degraded than him
self, and we imagine these brawling Bres-
lin Democrats will succeed about q we'll.
GIepe Le01er
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The statement given is month, will Dc read with deep
interest by an who have endured the inenpssbe horrors Of
Asthma Especially does It commend itself 10 those who
have believed that treatment may relieve bat cannot cure
HotmEs rp., Cfawf0nl Co, o., July, 81.
Or. TUnns-siE Since childhood have been ahligted
with phthisic or Asthma. My notef before suffered
from the same disease. As grew older u became Woref
e pafoxysms occnfsd oene and were more profaed and
severe, especially during The winter oason. AZ a times
little more than ogdnafy exefion cuased vi9ien cough
and great oppression in breathing.
While the paf0xysms lasted thefe was distressing cough
and constant asonzing Struggle iorbeah being at times
appafsnty upon the verge of subcali0n. Very tc sleep
could be- obtained at such tines and that very little while sit
ting my chair Two years ago was induced by te state
Of lady whom 5ou cured Of asthma 10 make one more
trial had little iah that time, partly because bad @
been disappointed partly because others said could
not get we The treatment pursued under crcumsian
most unlavorabe, having the Of SICK friends yet
have been only fully relieved ofaI symptoms Of asthma
but Of other afeotons ncconpanyng have no coughnow
breathe freely, rest well, and have good strength
Yours truly, sUsANA w. QuAfNrANcE,
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Latest News from tre Transatlantic
Cable.

BY the latest steamer We learn that the
shipping Of the transatlantic cable on
board tbs Agamemnon was to be finished
on the day Of the sailing Of the Europa -
The Niagara had over one thousand miles
of cable on board, and the shipping Of IL
would be flushed on the following week.
Continued tests Of the coil are very salts
factory, and at Cork, whence the vessels
would sail about the 1st Of August, ex-
perments viii be made through the whole
length Of the cable Insurances had been
effected on TIE safe laying Of the cable at
rates ranging from ten per cent upwards
but many stockholders were sanguint
enough to prefer running their own risks
= Gin Gom
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Murder 6nd Lynohing in Kansas.

Accounts from Leavenworth announce
intense excitement, growing out Of the
robbery and murder of man named
Stephens, on Friday last, and the subse-
quent discovery of an organized band oI
murderers. Two men named Baines and
Quarlas were hung; Baines made con.
lession, duplicating several respectable
citizens and confederates Of the band.
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The Cunningham Amir
New YoRE, August 7

INV Uhk, AUBuSJ q
.naIbo PhBSisi9RA Examination i57"tf otf Mrs. S
Cunningham, to ascertain if she had re.
Gently given birth to child, reported
yesterday that Mrs. Cunningham, by the
advice OF her.counsel, declined submitting
to such test.
No new developments Of importance
have occurred.
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Destructive Hail storm .---Judgc mason
Retires.
WAsHrNGToN. AUG. 3.

On Friday evening, Lewisburg, Va,
and tho vicinity were visited by hail
storm, which, for extent and destructive
ness, was without precedent in that part
of the country. The whole of the vegeta-
bic and growing crops were annihilated
by the hail stones. Some Of the stones
measured five inches in circumference.
Judge Mason has retired from the office
Of Commissioner Of Patents.
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The returns from the Iowa election,
published in the Chicago papers. are not
full enough 10 give any idea Of the party
strength developed The Republicans
seem to have bella their own as faras the
figures will enable US to Judge, ard the
new constitution, tho Tribune thinks,
will probably be approved, though by no
very heavy majority.
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e1- Lady Franklin has fitted out an
ether expedition aud sent il in search Of
her lost husband. Sir John Franklin n
started from Aberdeen, Scotland a Saw
weeks since.
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wARRENVs
Ohio Criminal Law aud Forms.
SECOND EDITION.
ENLARGED AND REVISED
To suit tho Statutes Of 1857


Justices Of the Peace and Mayors authorized purchase
this work out Of The Fines that they collect.
EDtrdctS from Recommendations:
~ would not be without il for ten times its price,
NJ. WADnLE, J. p. and MayoH Hshoruugh, Ohio
The system observed in arnngnste Statutes, pfecedent'
and the references to authorities, makes Y work Admirably
adapted its object" g. f. TAYLOR, Com. Pleas Judge.
ono Library Ohio complete whou, II, and Justice
Of the Peace Mayor shoud attempt 70 administer the Grim
inal Law without a copy"
THoni,s BolroS, Common Pleas Judge.
Indispensable necessity whilst TO Prosecuting Attorneys
aud the Bar generally IL win prove highly convenient"
IosIAH SooTr, Supreme Judge.
"Magstmte, win especially find il Of great value in the
discharge Of their dues while ils exposition of tho Law
and simple arrangements commend u 10 tho study Of the p
citzcn' u. sroRER, Judge Of supr Court Of Gin
it is much needed by Justices and Attorneys Of Ohiogen
orally" :, s. 4RINEERHoFF' nolysI supreme judges.
Ghave examined the worR,sth considerable care and
expressed the opinion That IL is Exceedingly PRACTICAL
JoHS W. UAKEg, Common Pleas Judge.
The Work Is or great only TO Justices
Cdnsablcs and other officers, hut ohe Lawyer though well
read In criminal Iur ,rrudennu" IlHAM GRIswoLD,
Chairman Judiciary Com, o. =. Senate.
81" should be te hands Of a Justices, Prosecutor and
those engaged IN any wise in criminal pr0ccedingsn
B. r. HOFFMAN, Com. Pleas judge.
81 rearrl the work worthy Of place in the library Of
every lawycnn Ohio and which should be owned and
carefully studied y every Justice Of The Pence in the State
who expects to aid in te enforcement OF the Cdmina law
WV. SAMPLE, Com. Pleas Judge
81 have no, Doubt that ifsWerrer's Ohio Criminal Law
and Fonnsn supplied to all Justices and Mayors
who have criminal business before them would
the County Treasures every year than the expense
OTl,os Priss '3ss $3.50 W." ''''' o BROWN SVi WiSS@s'
Gen. agent, BellefOntaine, %.
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ED- Judge Mason, Commissioner Of
Patents az Washington. has resigned
His place win ba filed BY shugart, until
a substitute is appointed
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III Gen. Packer. the Democratic can.
didate for Goy.of Pennsylvania. has de.
clined to canvass the STATE in company
with Hon. David wilmot, the Republican
candidate.
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We arc indebted to Mr.. o. NJ
YrRk, for the following tolegraphic
announcements Of the result OF the
Republican Nominating Convention
Gov. CHAsE was nominated by ocela-
r-.s
CoLuMpus, Aug. -.
Gov. CHASE-Nomiuated by &C
olama.ion. -
Lieut.. Goyernor--Judgo WALK
Err, Of wayAo.
Supreme Judge -Judgea Sal II
LIFE, Of Trumbull.
Treasurer ofState-A. =. STONE,
Of Franklin.
Secretary of State-RUSSELL, OF
Clinton.
Board of Public Works-BLlCK-
ENSbERFFER.
O. M. YERK.
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NEW ADVERTIsEmEMTs
Court Of Common Pleas orSeneoa ooun.
ty Ohio.

William liobb' Plaintiff Jared Eaton, Defendant
fIliE Defendant viii take notice Aui on the 7h day Of
August A. y. iejl the Plaintiff filed bis petition 1
the said Couf ssking judgment against said deiendan an
bis promissoy notes bearing date Tifn, Ohio sepi
so h 49, lf - M i,,, ~ ~ wv w aa 'fes mouths
and s3935, With interest az per since he b,sans
due respectively. That OneF Of attachment has been IL
suedin this oAaso asaasi said Defendant That said De6n
ant answeT oa before he ilth day OF October
p 1850 the same vii be takan o and Judgment rem
lorOd accordingly Jsg,LER
aug li6w-p, & $3.50 Any ior plaindg
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tVWe cannot refrain IfOm calling the attention OF our
readers TO an advertisement in this days paper of the Ia,
Restorative Of Prof o. J. Wood & Co., Of ST. Louis. II
win be seen that he has certificates from persons
OF the highest character to the merits of his Restorative
From positive knowledge also enabled to say that il
IN every sense wha, itproiesses Se aud do not hes
ae TO pononnre It the finest preparation for the head and
mar which has so far been devised by human ingenuity We
have il threatened baldaoss and restore 10 bo
heui rs original proon of natural and glossy hair, and
when ts latter has been pscmaurey tuged with gray, we
nave seen H. like magic, restore the eooss Of youth and
health The distinguished property Of this, e might truly
say miraculous "Resoratve," is that gives 10 the per.on
who uses it, the same head of hair that they wore in yonh
thus acting in strict compance with the rules Of the r and
greatest of all eilo mskeNaure Noone who has used
y viii hesitate to unite wius inihis testimony to 1t, poou.
liormeHt- coying,on tIa,l Peoples Friend.
sS-soAby all tho Dnyis,s aug7.im
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Terns Elootinn.

New ORLEANS, Aug 7th.
The returns so far indicate the election
Of Runnels by about 10000 majority
Not a single opposition candidate has
been elected to the Legislature.
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But the farmers Of Seneca Co. under.
S,aad themselves and the kitiug operations
Of the Bank too well to bo misled by the
Advertiser, which has become its blat.
ant advocate and oulcgist. although for,
merry tho implaoablo enemy (and tha.
pretended too on principle Of all oorpo,
'a''ons IN general and Dauking CORPORA.
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Keep II before the PeonIe

That Wm. d. Morgan, the aeoompliee
and defender Of Breslin, received more
votes, on the FIRST four ballots, at the late
Democratic convention. for Treasurer of
State, than any other man.
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TO House Builders.

THE Deetogs Of Sub school District No g Clintos to,
ship, will roceiye from until The 25lh inst M te
County Auditors ohcs, proposals ~ the erection Of hrck
'ohoo hose IN said snbdsple Plan and specifications Of
building are lea with he AadiioF, N''
M.nUBER,
~ HUFFMAN, ) piroctors
r. kAGA.
,g~rho Ffame sesoel iloa's q '9id Disrs', fy SALE
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1T is credibly reported that Brigham
Young will make no opposti n to the en-.
foreom0nt Of Federal authority. BY the
regularly appointed territorial officers Of
Utah.