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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17
BRAZIL AND THE BRAZrLIANs.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17
Location Of Saratoga City.

Saratoga CITY Is located in Calhoun County,
in Section %, Township 9, Range l5-AbOut II
miles North Of Topeka, Is from Teeumseh, Is
from Lecompton, and s. from Lawrence; Is ad-
Joining the Pettsxatsmie Reservation, go miles
sauare,l which win soon be open for presumption.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17

We End the following letter in the
Charleston. Mercury of the llth ult'
Read, read:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-17

which win be soid at as Low figures, for Cash,
as e any house In the West Buyers would do
wen to cali and erAnine, before purchasing
elsewhere. An kinds Of country produce 1ken
IN exchange for Goods. july Is, 81, e.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

letter to New York from Genoa reports the arrival
that port the 2Sh ultio of the United States steam
Susquehanna the necessity for her presence Naples
having apparently ceased The United States ship Con-
gress likewise Genoa and had been visited on the
invitation of the Commodore by the Grand Duke Constan
tine of Russia and SUITE the being one of much
brillianey and cordially.
1t is stated that during the recent cruise of the
gate Merrmac thirty of yellow fever occurred
board five of them proving fatal. Purser McBLAIR
was among the victims
About five hundred at present employed in
the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The machinery of the
Princeton is being removed in order to adapt her as
receiving ship, instead of the Union sunk some time
since The Minnesota steamrgate almost fit for
vice. The Saranac is still the drydock, and her
pairs, when complete, will have rendered her almost
new vessel The Preble will be sent to Annapolis as
school-ship to accommodate the pupils of the Naval
School as soon as her repairs are complete A new
steamer for the lighthouse board is in of
struction and for the Coast Survey is in contem-
pation
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
Total to July /, 1856.

Of this grand total if now distributed under Mr..
CLAY's land BILL the State of Virginia would re-
ceive the handsome sum Of NINE MILLIONS THREE
HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-THREE DOLLARS, (omit-
ting fractions.) This sum, divided by thirteen,
would give for each Congressional district in Vir
gnia seuen hundred and eighteen thousand taco han
dred and ninety dollars.
10 bring the subject more directly home to the
people, present another view of the distribution
The total Federal population of Virginia, by the
census of 1850, was one million one hundred and
five thousand five hundred and forty four counting
three-ffths of the colored population Apportion
the foregoing of s9, ,337, ,73 amongst the seve-
raj counties of the State and the result will be as
follows:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
FLORIDA NEWS.

Weha received Jacksonville exchanges of Thurs
day morning Accounts from Fort Myers of the 9th in
slant report skrmish with small band of Indians
and Lieut. FREEMAN, United States army, with sixty
men, Lieut.. Freeman himself wounded Four
others were wounded four killed, and four drummer
boys missing This includes three different engagements
with Indians the part of Lieut. Freeman and relief
detachment under Lieut. ARCHER. Twenty Indians were
seen at tme and it is supposed they hun
dred in all at that place. and resolved desperate fight
ing Capt STEVENSON, from Fort Keats set out the
1oth and would be Joined soon by Gen. HARVEY and
escort to seek the Indians in their camps Additional
details anxiously expected as it is believed the hid
ing places have been discovered -Charleston Courier
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

Coon ADVICE BADLY RECEIvED.-Governor GARDNER
of Massachusetts, in his proclamation for the
nuaI State Fast made the following excellent sugges-
tions to the clergy:
AIav those called to minister at Gods altar impressed
with the truth that national transgressions only be
corrected by removing individual sns abstain from po-
ltical discussions and secular considerations"
This suggestion says the Boston Atlas is 'snot recey
ed by the public in manner complimentary to his Ex-
ceency' and quotes paragraphs from several papers
in illustration of the fact Nevertheless it is eminsntly
lust Men are much more willing to humble themselves
for the sins of others than for their own With the
Pharsees pride they can lament the condition of this
publican but have conception of the fact that in the
sight of God he is better than they. Rebuke is
often most needed where it is least acceptable.
r Toryr NJ
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

We refer to Virginia, in this case, because a
large portion Of the public domain was her munif-
cent gift to the Union and because her politicians
are quietly looking on whilst the condition of the
trust is totally disrsgarded and perverted But the
people themselves, perceive, are taking the mat
ter in hand, and this brief notice may give them
something for calm reflection at their fresides
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, MARCH 27.-The -four market was very
quiet to-day. Howard street offered freely S575
without purchasers; City Mills brought 1915. Rye
-four nominal at S3. so 1915. Cornmea city So 25
country S2.75. Wheat, white, good to prime Sl.50
S1.55 choice 81 90. Corn 60 81 cents for both white
and yellow. Oats 43 A cents. Rye without sales.
Whiskey 26 81 cents.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

mill belonging to Christian Stoufer, and rented to
John Hoover situated the Antietam creek between
Leitersburg and Waynesboro Md was destroyed by fire
on Saturday night last with 1000 bushels of wheat and
100 barrels of -four. There was no insurance
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

There are now sixteen schooners route to Richmond
(Yal from Baltimore The trade between the two citis
must be very extensive to justify the employment of 81
many vessels to say nothing of the two ne re
gularly plying between the two ports.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
Neu York Market.

New YORK, MARCH 27.-Cotton has advanced Ic !;
Orleans middling lag, uplands middlng l4c, fair up
lands 145c Flour State $5.75 S585; Ohio S6 a
$3.50; Southern $6.20a $3.50. Wheat, Southern white
Lard, barrelled 145 cents. Whiskey, Ohio IS cents
Sugar, Havana q cents. Coffee Rio 10 III cents.
Spirits of turpentine DC cents Rosin S1.723 Rice
a a cents
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
IMPROVEMENT IN PRINTING PRESSES.

We had the pleasure last week Of witnessing prelini
nary experiment with fusized model of apparatus
for turning the sheet and printing upon the second
side before leaves the press The apparatus which is
simple and clearly practicable is attached Of Hoes
celebrated Lightning Printing Presses" used in the
New York Sun establishment 1t is the invention of r.
Moses S. Beach the editor and proprietor of the SUM- by
whom it has been patented in Europe well in this
country.
In its operation there is checking reversing the
ordinary movements of the press. double twin set
of fingers which shut against each other arranged
grasp the back tail end of the sheet before it
leaves the printing cylinder, and after the first impress
sion is taken The sheet thus held fast while the cylin
der continues revolye is drawn in again for the second
impression and thus the feeding the sheet by hand the
second time fifty per cent. of the labor required
is saved and practically the sheet printed both sides
at once-two forms instead Of being placed upon the
press
Nor, it to u.s. does the improvement end here.
The difficulty of feeding the sheets in the first place by
machinery is not insurmountable 1t be done by
cutting them from rell, if in other way and then
the feeding would necessarily be4oe accurate than it
be by hand Spoiled sheets from irregular feeding
well as 'spackets," would be almost unknown the
full speed which the press capable Of could be main
tained and uniform register and uniform work wsuld
be the rule Thus, too, folding and counting machines,
which comparatively useless might be brought
into service.
Weregard it most important and valuable improve
ment.-Scientife American.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

Among the departures in the next for Europe
announcedthe names Of NJ. and Madame GAULDREE
BoILLEAU, who leave for far distant home in the
East. NJ BoILLRAU has been named to Calcutta post
of distinction and responsibility and judging from the
ability and aiabe courtesy with which he has filled the
post of Charge dAffairss Government, we
confident that his Imperial Majesty could not have
selected gentleman whose learning and varied attain
mens better qualify him for the representative of France
His accomplished wife, the daughter Of of
distinguished statesmen, viii leave void in social
circles but by her talents will lend increased interest
to her husbands mission. We sincerely wish them bon
poyags with ever-continusd health and prosperity
Ono AND MISSISSIPPI RoAD.-The Vincennes Gazette
Of the 18th instant says that the last rail between Vim
eennes and Mitchell the Ohio and Mississippi road
was to be laid on that day. About twelve fifteen
miles of track yet to be laid between Mitchell and
Seymour and then there will be continuous and almost
airline road between Cincinnati and st. Louis and the
whole distance will be travelled in ten twelve hours
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

DEATH OF A VETERAS.-The New Orleans papers re-
aged 7S years The deceased Was native Of Queen
Anne's county (Md and first visited Louisiana in conn
mand of naval force dispatched by the Federal Gover
ment to intercept and arrest Aaron Burr on his oontem
plated expedition He resided in the parish of Plaque
mine for period of forty years.-EaR.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, MARcH 27.-Beef cattle continue firm.
There fair supply at market yesterday 675
head being offered the scale 60 of which driven
to Philadelphia, 70 to Washington 25 left
sold and the balance AIS head taken up by Bal
timore butchers at prices ranging from S4.25 10 So
per 100 pounds the hoof equal to IS SO Sll50 nett
head sold at the outside Hogs coming forward
freely and prices have given way They have been sell
ing for days past $3.50 1925 per 100 pounds
nett. Sheep still selling at S5 $3.50 per 100
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
FOREIGN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. MARoH 14.-Cotton closed quiet with an
average business, but quotable change Sales Of the
week As 600 bales, including 800 speculation and
09ov lor eaPOrl esnaseu leu, On h[ioay oogo oaes
Quotations were nominal Western Canal -four was
quoted at 2Ss 29s. Baltimore and Philadelphia Sos
3ls., and Ohio 30s 3lIs. Wheat dull; red Us.
SIS, and white 82s a 9ls. Corn, mixed 323s, white
345s. a 35s., yellow 333s
Money is decidedly more stringent. Consols 93f for
money and 933 93k for account.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

The steamer Europa arrived at Halifax yester-
day with London and Liverpool dates to the 14th
instant. The following is telegraphic summary
of her intelligence:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

REED, Judicial and Senatorial.--Wm.
White, John Wilkinson, SEN, Robt. Hat
ton, J. .lB. Fravy.
scrPfo, Judicial and Senatorial.--John
Stiles. VIM. L. HsmAtou, Asa Way, ID.
Brown, J. w. Stewart.
SENECA. Judioial.-John HeSton, Jno
Galbreath
Senatorial, j. II. Brinkerhof, j. Heaion
THoMPsos, Jrdicial and Senatotial.--
VIM. W, Clark, VIM 8. Pdrdy.
VENICE, Judicial, Samuel Seed, Nj
chael Moltz, +. Gray, Jonathan Shade
Senatorial, VIM. Sowerwine, James Ful
ten, jackson Carson, r. II. Blodget.
On motion, resolved, that the proceed
ings Of this Convention be published ii
the TiGin Tribune.
On motion tho Convention adjourned
JAMES BOYD, Pres't
II. i. MCKEE, Seo'y.
Aug. %, 1851.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28
Row noesItLooki

The only possible charge, which the
Locofoco press Of Ohio are able to bring
against Gov. Chase. is that he WAS once
presented with a very beautiful silver
pitcher. by the free colorcd people Of Gin
cinuati This, they think. is proof con-
elusive that he is an "aboltionist" and
in favor Of the dissolution OF the Union
A logical deduction certainly Gov
Chase to-day maintains tho same position
politically. that be did ten years ago. He
is not in favor Of meddling with slavery
where il exists by statute law-he is mo-
aud never was 10 favor Of tho disEoluticr
Of the Union, aud we challenge our oppo
neuta 70 prove the contrary la 1919
Gov. Chase was elected to the U. S. Son
Ate by the very men who now abuse him
Among those who voted for him then
may be found the names Of H.B. Payne
Judge Whitman and Jas, r.. Morris, al
Af whom are now on tue Democrati,
State ticket. This was three or lou
ysass after the pitcher presentation. l
GOV. Chase was good enough Demoora
then to receive their votes for so impor
tant an Office, how does il come that h
isnow such cred hot abolitionisr' an
negrO-Worshiper7 The Democratic part,
ia their present opposition to Gov. Chas'
stultiiy themselves aud give the lie direC
90 their own assertions.
The fact IS that the Democratic part
OF Ohio has beOome 80 intensely proslayt
~. that they view Gov. Chase ihroug
different atmosphere and hence the or
u abolition" II B. Payne was one
goo enough abolitionist TO vote for HI
repeal Of the infamous" Fugitive Slay
Law Now he can swallow not only II
Fnsitive SlRye Law. but tbs Ne5rasl
bill. The Drod Scott decision and anythir
else, which The South may demand viii
out over Wincing, Let the history Of q
pits shoe, who have changed their pl
litioal principles and who have not.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28
Organize! Organize ! !

Now, that The campaign is fairly open
ed and the candidates, on either side
brought out, ws would urge upon out
Republican friends, throughout tho ooun
", lhe necessity Of immediate and elfec-
tive organisation. Without commuui-
" Of interest and concert Of action, no
great good has ever been instituted and
oarried out We have an uuprinoiplod
and interruptions foe 30 contend with,
one tina, will stoop 10 any ezpedieut how
ever unfair. to carry their purposes and
deceive the people Il behooyes us TO be
on our guard, to watch The wiles Of the
enemy aud guard well our outposts from
ipsidious Attaois Theirs is but one ques-
sion properly before the people and that
IS, the naturalization Of Freedom or
Slavery whether our government shall
be transformed into one omnipoient cen
trAlizing power, for the propagation Of
sorvils labor and the apprehension OF run
away negroes, OF be the custodian Of the
rights Of freemen and the Sovereignty
Of the thiFty-one Independent states.--
This is the real issue, and il allowed to
come before the people in It's proper light,
we have no doaot but that their verdict
will be in favor Of free principles. We
have entire confidence in the virtue intel
ligence aud honesty Of the people, aud
all that is necessary is, to place the issue
fairly and squarely before them. In or
der 70 do this il is highly essential that
the friends Of Freedom should unite and
oonoen trate their efforts; in other words
they should organize their forces, burnish
their armor, map out the field Of battle
and prepare for the contest. "Foro.
warned is forearmed" Let the Repub-
licans, in every township in Seneca ooun-
" organize themselves into an effective,
working body, call meetings. distribute
documents aud labor to establish correct
public sentiment, Surely our cause is
worth conteuding for and we should not
relax Aught Of our zeal in its behalf, We
have an excellent ticket in the dold let u.
70 10 work and elect Il. The success O
Republican principles in Seneca county
this fall, viii depend very much on sys
tematic organization as well as iudiyidua
effort. Again we say organize.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28
County Tlcket.

The ticket put innomination last Sat
urday by the Republicans Of Seneca
County and which will be found at the
head Of our columns, is in ITSELF "tower
Of strength No better selections could
be made. The right men have been put
in the right place and the people will feel
perfectly secure in committing their in
torosts into such hands. The nomina.
Iions arc such as every good Republican
may feel proud Of; and now all that re-
mains for us, is to go to work aud secure
their triumphant election, on tho second
Tuesday Of October.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

10 ALI TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
'rnE nndenigacd viii sell nt pnble auction on sho Isth
of september A. D. 1887, between hg bouI, of EIGHT
ocl0ck A. NJ and i've ocock, Y. NJ of said day An ihe
city Of nn, 70 The lowest eiJoasbe bidder grading
and making and laying Of payemen, aud the sido walks
where tho same alIaady paved IN the mt ward Of
ha ciy Of ln, iwt, and along the west sida Of
Washington sIeet between Sycamore seet and tiaty feet
south Of HE luct numbered two hundred and dnyont
Cea ond on the aide Of sycamore, between Washing
tou aud Moafoe stree aud the south side Of Monr0e
street between Charlotte and yeamore aTeets and ia ta
sesend waFd Of aidcty OF % 10 wit both side OF
Franklin street. between Water and Sanduiky sroes and
e both ,iaes Of end Monroe street. between clay ana
Adams sre,s, and hoih sides Of sandusky street Be,
tween hankn street aud to north line Of lnle number
one hundred and thirty nine in The Second ward of said
city, said sideWalka % BE- gndtd aceordine to grade
a. already 6sed and aaia gbod by chs Street Commssion.
er and all tho evouie0ii b ven laid with good harl
honest pavins bdot, exucFagou Franklin and Sycamore
streets, which may BE- paved With either brick or good
smooth Gay stones, AID an Of ssid povsuens have eood
aubsaata coIh q lesal ihec nohos IN nckness
and not less than twenty nches Ia width, smoothly desscd
on lhe Ton and tubsanay andhTmy IN the erouad on
oad along The outside OF said payomCnt, an ho done IN
good workmanlka bY the fret day OF November
af. ihg sale 10 ~ pate the gound Nhrr The WORK
70 20 Be done each Of lhq rnshaign s required 10 give
bonds with good and approved security 0f tho faithful pc
t0lnsnse ofihs vogt hdoa them rsresiive5
ApscS gifsst Co.asai alsael.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

The of Road township
Certificates. : +,
viii the following Townships purpose receiving
follows n
VENICE at Attca on Thursday Sept. oath. tls
REED, at Bennetts ravern Friday, Sept 26th
THOMPSON, Fiatroc1, Saturday, Sept. 25tI
will attend the Treaus Tin September
until the 2O Of Deoember for the purpose receiving according
Five penalty win be charged
Of December Persons wishing delay paying
their taxes dense crowd advised call
lREAsURERs OFToR Seneca County Ohio, g, H. HEAMING
~. llhn, August 2stl, lS67. Treasurer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

RF The Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company has suspended in conse
quenCo of tho failure ofparties to respond.
to whom they had made large loans. The
offices both in New York and Cincinnati
have closed. The failure causes great
panic and excitement in commercial
circles,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

ITO stephen Chstlcs, James McClanv Calvin einns.s
Lenfy Smith, David Dehee and Tinohy Baker. a,sn.
~ 81 iand ~ Pleasant township seneca couniy siats
Oio 40 non residents Of saidcouuty tyuu w take
oe lnsi ~ ne l2th day % Oci A. y. 1857 snplcttou viii
W ae 20 ne usiee Of said Pleasant iownihip for no To-
go tnlliinneh Of water and ditch on The
ie'Ninf epenan In aaid t1WnshI1 wit. Comnen
ne.l me entt h,q the todih hhe o.
teeton ~ fnning thtnuo in north direction and
hons me nain ch1nnel cf awai TO he east iiue of said
section lOi henceln no oasaflv at noghst direction
% the west part Of section eleven ~ liz said tovnsbip
and continuing along The main channei of ts wall rs
said, " The north line Of tad section ~ thence In b
westerly diecion and through the south west sc
ton two ~ IN sad township and continuing IN a.
mel Of The said swat, the west line of tad ,
and thence oUutiuuing To the detection t
he noltheas Of section three 90 In Che oigusl
aforesaid and IN t channel aoeiaid 10 the noh ns 6F
e county aiofcsaid. And commencing a neartstoah
easi corner Of section twelve t2) n the township af5fs.
saidi thence running In northwosery direction to the
Was line Of said section twelve; 9 and thence continu-
ng IN aad nortwoefy direction through the northeast
corner o. said section eleven l and the souheas
corner OF aiq section two M and 10 interec and connect
win the ditch herein above described.
Ana that on ne d. named the said trustees wiproceed
70 cause the said bitches 10 be located and safvfre and
set ap1rt to each person Interested the same such
thereof TO be opened, shall be deemed rot and ns nv
them, pursuant TO the statute in such osse made ami % ed
aug0s6w DEWITT BRINKFRlIoFF.