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The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
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We find in the BelIvile H., Tribune the fol- lowing racy letter from Sam Casey, democratic candidate at the recent election for audtor.- It Is addressed to his brother in atfllction. w. Ii. Snyder, e1-canddate for Secretary of State. Ills kindness for his late associate. Mir. St Mathew, batrays his christian philosophy:
 Benton, K Nov b, 1856.
 DEAR BILL:-This being Saturday night, I assembled around me my wife and children. and read aloud Burns "Cotter's Saturday night" and concluded the exercises by read ing his " Man was made to Mourn" l feel easier nope that my mlnd is sufficiently composed to eIJoy the sweets of good nights sleep undis- tur0ed by the 5hostly appearance of black re- Publlcans and tuSing Fillmore men, Hope that the morning may hnd me refreshed and in a propot frame of mind to attend iu spirit and in truth, at the house anu place where prayer b wont to be made
 How stands the case with yourself? Are you interrupted Ill your dreams by black ap- parltohs and peculiar sort of hazel-eved gray ghost! Have you formed and expressed any opinion Ill regard to the propriety or i'm pr"prlety ot the Fillmore men desertlug their own olate ticket, and lu going over to tue arch enemy of us all! Gan you do justice to the occasion! DId you accept that al appointment ln the army? What was 1t?
 am not pleased with the navigation of Salt River. It Is astonishing to fud such d total want of improvements as Is to be obsery- ed, on thu stream l naturally came to the conclusion, at first view, that there had never been Trend to the river and harbor bill upon Its waters.
 feel like the rich man that lifted up his eyes ln torment, being in hell. lie wanted to send word to his brethern not to come there. beng up Salt River, want word sent to St, -hattheU not to come here The streau, is dan Serous. lie Is excltabie, and would not be able to survive the voyage. He had better kick the bucket where he is, and take up pialn week-a-day school, where first spelling reading, writing, and figures are taught to the single rule of three
 As to you, Old Nick, and Old Moore, q ROW leave out the honest John part) though we are separated In body, vet in spirit we groau to- gether and have the consolation to know that m a lew days more, we ~ll splice hands upon the head waters of Salt River. there to remain Tn close communion during the remainder of our pilgrimage here on earth. Our days ar. numbered; let us make them peaceful to our selves, and full of bitterness to our enemy
 oehd word, If possible, to St. Matthew uout ret nm start up Salt River. He can't stand the trip; know he can't.
 Write me soon, and at great lepcth
 Your tel'er sufferer,
 SAM UEL K. CASEY.
 IT. D. are you acquainted with the nroSnects
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

V We wish to purchase 50 or 75 cords of Aickory or ash wood-hickory preferred-for ~hich we will pay liberal price in cash.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

6|1- We have had the heaviest and most lasting snow, during the last week, that we ever remember to have seen in Arkansas The riVer' though yet in good boating order, is slow ly falling. The ice is running this morning pretty considerably.
 The weather s turning warm--the sun is oesnnlns to be felt and we may expect in a very lew days to see the ground clear of snow and the river again swelling.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

0J- Dr. J. W. Mcclure, oculist, has left eur city for the purpose of professionally visiting the counties of Conway, Yell, Scott and Polk.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

" MISS Laura Well lately married Mr
 selry better Tn Cincinnati. She was Well ha' fore, but she is Better now "' "ei oe'
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13
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IT. O. 5. Are you acquainted with the prospects, or State called Texas, or the Lonely ,Sarr~ . nave notion that the climate in that lati. tude might improve my health. It wonld ho 'H away rom the "noise and confusion" that Will long disturb my ears in this region.
 SAM
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

V3- Horse, saddle and bridle for sale-en- auire g: this office.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-13

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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
March 30, 1851.
FrIrhtened.

IL is pleasant to see the tools Of the
Slave power falling back from their im-
pudent assumptions in support Of their
masters. The doctrine OF the Dred Scott
decision makes Slaves Of all poor laberipg
men, no matter what their color, and this
is the open construction put upon il By
Douglas and the extreme Southern PSI
pers. Surrounded by the debased tools
Of their power. white and black alike. they
do not feel the necessity of caution, such
rs we see manifested BY the Statesmen
last evening. which surrounded by tho
votiRg free men Of the North. ind is sub
serviency rather expensive % the party.
The Doctrine enuucialed by the Su
preme Court. thai the negro chad no
rights which the white man was bound
70 respect" IS boldly construed BY tha
South as having relation now % The con-
dillon Of the man, not bis e0i0r--to tis
lpoor la5orer. not the poor African. Tho
Richmond EromiRer aud other oxponenis
Of the doctrine, with Senator Douglas as
champion at the North, have boldlyas-
sumed this ground. ;hr only document by
which Slavery can for a moment be iusti
fed what is there in ths co'9r OF Ito Az
rican pointing him out Tor Slavery? Is
is his helpless condition tht has provoked
aggression on his natural rights. /, iso
the helpless condition Of be POOR white
man at the South that points him ont for
aggression there The euiorcemon. prae-
tioally Of the doctrine thai the poor negro
"had no rights bringing his unrewarded
labor in competition with che labor Of The
poor white m,h, has. u Slave-holdmg
communities and States made SLAVES Of
both the white aud tho black We would
not oppress the black man, We believe no
has some rights common 10 humanity
''whieh the white man IS bound TO re-
speet;' but is sympathy withhbor-
the paor men's only capital--that binds
us 90 tue canse Of Free Labor and leads
as 70 oppose the extension Qf olwery iu'
to the Territories. For lhis We shall con-
tend 10 the extr mo point OF constellation
al resislanee. leaving the S a esmnn toils
vocation Of defending Slavery and war
ring on lhe rights Of free labor Q y,
Jouraoi.
re- Republican,, remember The elee-
lion comes Oh ncxl Vuesday
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09


Providing for The submission 70 the clcclorl, ofhq
act cntiuod "an act TO incorporate the btuk Of
Ohio aud branches"
Soc. /. BE h eadctrd bB fhc Gt,arHi Awmbia
Of nc STATE Of Ohio, Tint naCt oniitlcd 'an nct
incorporating the Bank of Ohio and BrNlchcs,"
passed at the present session Of The General AS
sen,bly, bp aud the same is hereby Submitted to
the electors uf this state, at The general election
to hr hold on thc second Tuesday otOctobef
for their approval or rciectun--ind each elecior
may have written or printed, or partly written and
partly printed upon bis ticket "FOr the Bank
/ Charter" or "Agiibst the Bank Charter" or
worls 10 that effect aud the judges of each cloc-
ton district IN counting ot tie votes shall SET
down IN sepaiatc columns IN the poll books tho
votes given "FOr the Bank Charter" and the
votes given "AganFt the Bank Charter" and
certify the number of votes given for pBd against
the charter, as they are required 20 certify tho
number oi votes given for candidates.
Sec. 2. Il shall be the duty of the PERSONS open
/ ing the poll books In each county, % make sep
aIate abstract OF votus given Tor and agliust the
charter, including statement showing the num-
Der of votes cast, which was neither for or against
The charter. Aud the clerk OF tile court OF com.
mon pleas of each county shall Immediately alter
such abstract is made, make eaFelalcory Pere-
/ of, under the seal OF the court, and forward the
same by mail To the governor marked ON thcouts
side, abstract Of votes for aud Against Bank
charter, given in-----county."
Sec. q. Il shall be the duty Of the govornoris
after said election as practicable, with the aid o..
the Auditor OF secretary Estate TO open and all
struct all said returns; aud the Governor shall im-
mediately thereafter, by proclamation in some
newspaper published at Columbus, set forth tho
humber ofyotcs given for the charter, the num-
Der OF votes given against the charter, and tho
number ofvotes which were neither Tor OF tailist
the charters and ia majority Of the votes given
were for the ehnFtcr, he shall lurthcrstate therein
that said chatter has been approved by the peo
pe aud has therefore become a law but II o ina-
ionty Ofall the votls given shall not bc for the
charter he shall so state, and that the charter has,
/ for that reason, fall 10 become law.
Sec. 4. That any clerk who shall fail or neglect
10 make return to the Governor, ms required Ia
section two oil this act, slu,li forfeit and pay, ior
the use oftlie pr0pc- county, She sum Of five hun
dred dollars, toborecoycrcd by action In the uamo
OF the state.
Sec 5. That the act Of the present session ca.
titled can act 70 incorporate the Bank of Ohio and
Branches" shall be printed with the laws OF this
session OF GOnenl Assembly
- n. H,.NAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD, rr
President Of the Senate.
March 20 1887.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

THE under4iened has the sgency Of half
ouarter section Of land, situated near this CITY,
and will cell the same upon quite lheral terms
TiFn. r,aN8. "a. ..6m n. kAW SUN
The Washington union., 1857-09-30
mo. 5s7l
BY the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section
he act entitled An act . , sa.so5. the President q The
Minnesota belonging habeeds mixed boods the
& sS 9a11a BGs stSf resai % s ss u1d s
America do hereby declare and mako known that public sales viii
sofa, at the periods hereinafter designated, 10 wits
March next for the disposal Of the public lands situated within
the following named townships and townships the late re
ton Of Indians, viz;
Novth efAe base Iiae ef he a principal meridan
The INDICATED township eleven
township hundred eleven,
The anlocaed tracts townships
and one hundred and twelve, Of range twelve.
ona townships hundred and twelve and one hundred and %
that part township hundred and twelve and fractional town
sp hundred and thirteen within the aforementioned
part townships and
eleven and hundred and twelve within tho
serve, Of range fifteen.
the land office FlmnAvIr commencing the first day Of
townspis and fractional townships in tbe ate re-
for the mixed oods Of the Daoh Sioux
ton Of Indians viz:
NORTH Of The base line and css Of principal meridian
part township
within the above mentioned of nine
eight nine ownhp
ten within The above , reserve q range ten
within the reserve and in townships one hundred
and nine and one hundred and ten, Of range eleven.
The Indicated that townships hundred and
eight and hundred and nno within the above mentioned
and in township hundred and ten OF twelve
The INDICATED that Of townships hundred and
and hundred and within the aforementioned reserve Of
range thirteen.
part township hundred ten
within the aforementioned reserve OF range fourteen
township hundred and
within the above mentioned OF fifteen.
In accordance with tho provisions Of the act fully IT, 1854 herein
before referred to- empuon claims will not be allowed Of
the until they been offered
lie sale and become subject TO private entry.
The offering the above lands will be commenced ON the days
pointed and will proceed the order which they advertised
until the whole shall have been offered the sales thus closed
shall than weeks and
entry any lands will admitted until after the expiration
the two weeks
hand tho city OF Washington, this sixteenth
OF September Domni thousand eight hundred and fifty
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President ~. ...|
THos. A. HENDRIcKs,
Commissioner General Land omce
Sep 19--1aw3m [In&Starl
The Washington union., 1857-09-30

1t0MPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
~ Of fare to CahrnaUnted States mail steamships
York for Anwa the 5h and Goth each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safay
The Panama railroad al miles long) completed from
and crossed In hours The
checked New York through Francisco
embarked Panama by the
money paid in New York all of the trip
Reserve kept in New York Panama and
Francisco prevent detention accident
entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the they arrive Asna
Conductors through
and children without other protectors
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency
West street. New York l. W. RAYMOND.
May 6--dtf y
The Washington union., 1857-09-30
Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks al
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington September 21 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed g Proposals for
~ building Barracks Pensacola Forida will be
until the 9th day Of November, 1857 At
O'Clock m of Marine Barracks authorized
prepared direction OF the Navy Department copies Of
Offices OF the cOmmandans OF the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Boston, New York. Phade
phia Norfolk Pensacola, and at the Navy Department
for furnishing all tho materials and
peng satisfactory the who may be
appointed Navy Department superntend the and the
the tho proposals
invited when the interest OF the United States
quires il.
OF the OF work done and the materials de-
paid tho work
upon certified the superintendent the
the United Sates cent retained until compile
OF the by the said
contract provided bill shall made loss
than five thousand dollars.
accompanied by written guarantee, signed
persons Certified be by
judge other officer OF the United States in
dollars that the bidder WILL when required
contract and bond with
md sufficient security for It's faithful performance.
examine the and specifications at the
offices herein before mentioned
addressed this department.
plainly proposals for building Marine Barracks Pen
sacola, Florida'
whose offer accepted will be notified and
the will forwarded thereafter practicable
which he will be required execute within ten days after It's receipt
n the post Office named by him.
completed all respects according to
plans specifications within twelve months from and after tho
ISAAC ToUCEY,
Sept 24-2aw6h Nov Secretary Of the Navy.
The Washington union., 1857-09-30
For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEuV aNp yHppnUED xPps sNrEnEyTc

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
IL berland, Wheeling, and all parts of the West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will (exoept Sunday
645, connecting with trains from Philadelphia
Washington Juncton) will stop stations
berland at O'Clock, p.
TRAIN Camden daily (oxcep Sunday
$780, reaches Wheeling by M. connecting Ben
wood with for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis Louis
vile, Cleveland Toledo, Dctrot Chicago st. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points,
3D. Tho EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at D. m connecting with
express for CINCINNATI St. LOUIS Cairo Chicago and ntsrme
places.
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
route. The time TO these places Is also unequaled
Baggage checked through to Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
st. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will sold all the the West
the possible the ticket Camden Station
Washington city.
A second class car Is attached to the mail train
from Baltimore Washington the entire road
Cumberland Oakland They morning express
which Cumberland 250 m and reaches Wheeling
at q m.
Passengers from Washington ample time for meals
ington Junction.
This only by through baggage checks
be obtained In Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Cumberland the beyond going
Eastwardy, the mail Wheeling 715,
mediation leaves Cumberland $40 reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at Except Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick a g. arriving Baltimore
ut IL. 30, noon. 81
EiLIC0TTs MILLS TRAIN Station a. m
and 80 p Leaves Eicotts Mills p.
except Sunday.
W. s. wOoDsIDE
Jan l7--df Master Of Transportation.
The Washington union., 1857-09-30
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

oUAKrrRMAsrER's CoRrs
Washington, Sept II, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until O'Clock Thursday tho ed October 1857
for supplying the marine with the following articles during the
fiscal year ending 3oh June, 1885, viz:
800 uniform caps complete
1000 to 1000 marine pompoons.
500 500 pvatcs uniform coats complete navy blue CLOTH
indigo dye-to be chemically tested.
so to 100 scrgeans uniform coats, (same above)
Oto 100 musicians coats scarlet CLOTH cocne dyeto be
100 to 200 pairs non COMMISSIONED ol,ers' epaulottes
Sooto 500 pairs brass centre straps
1000 to 1000 pairs linen overals.
1000 to 1000 linen shirts. ....
500 naTi MARINE Snsss ss
500 to 500 knapsacks
500 to 800 marine fatigue the cloth to be navy blue nd
500 to 800 f4,suo e oys, fosss sss 'n'"''' 'S'e'
1000 to 1900 flannel shirts. r..
500 to 1000 pairs woolen overals blue kersoy. ,..
500 to 1000 woollen jackets, do.
5000 500 500 500 sn;.s watch r Or srea. A.. coats do
35to 60 muscians jackets scarlet cloth, cochinea dye-o
be chemically tested.
Samples Of may application
c or at the office Of the assistant quartermaer marine corps lss
understood accepted all
rial used for manufacturing coats overas &C. hnnd at the time
Bids will be whole the required
sa mG articles na Is TO m as na n SS
which do the sample will be rejected and thrown
quarermaster right
mnh the quantity named above as the cxgenes interests Of the
Proposals be addressed to the rtermscr of
Corps" Washington c. endorsed Proposals Supplies"
The publishing this advertisement will send the paper
tanning the first insertion TO this Office for examination accompanied
duplicate of the the OF rs
first insertion and 81 800 for all subsequent
sertions
The National Intellgencer sa and Estates Washington
"Argis Portland Maine "lro" Concord, N H.; Gazette
Portsmouth, N H. Post and Courier" Boston, "Bridge
port Farmer Conn "Dly News and as, New Eagle"
Brooklyn, N Y Agus 'pennsy ivanian and Press Phadel
Iha "Patrot Harrisburg, Pa Republican Baltimore
Statesman and "Argus" Norfolk, Va "Democrat" Pensacola
Fla; "Orleanan New Orleans h will publish the
abe threat tmesp Wocku Tho
Sept IS-3taW22Oct
The Washington union., 1857-09-30
washington Branch Railroad.
Trains run "a folio'0s !

E>R0M Washington at 6, a M, connecting at Relay
for the West Baltimore with those for Phi
delpha md New York.
Al $50 M for Annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
York.
At p m Baltimore and Norfolk and at Relay Freder
ick train.
Express 90 p Relay West and for Annapolis
Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York.
On sunday AT 7, a. M and A 90 p m.
A -- From Baltimore for Washington
Al AIS and e.15 n m, 8 6I6, D. m
On Sunday at 4l5 m, and $40, p. IN.
T. H. PARSONS Agent
lime I3
The Washington union., 1857-09-30

New Agricultural and Machine Warehouse,
55s Senh street. south Of Pennsylvania aue'ue, opposite Centre
Market
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS FERTILIZERS, &c.
TIME undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
mentioned all articles pertaining TO the agricultural
the lowest market rates. having just returned from
through northern England States whore he has visited
the principal agricultural manufacturing establish
men from which he has taken great pains selecting choice asso
implements and machinery Of all descriptions He has also made
be at all times receipt important improve
a take place in the agricultural line Another i'm
poant this establishment s that the proprietor
practical agricultural machn with experience twelve years
He has thereby acquired thorough knowledge Of this business all
various branches He therefore feels justified saying that he
furnish all articles his line reasonable
any house In this country.
Machinery Of all descriptions repaired the shortest notice and
the reasonable
With the and facilities for conducting this bust
(Which all importantly he respectfully soc the patronage
the farming community public generally shall always be his
object to please.
Yours, very respectfully, J. p. BARTH0IOW,
558 7th st., six doors south Of Penn. av.
Sept 22-3teod opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1857-09-30

d III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
he his office his residence Franklin Row,
Thirteenth streets He will continue to devote his attention principal
ly to cases in the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time the law concerning patents
advice opinions legal questions arising
Patent appeals the chief
the District of Coumbi and will also assist in the preparation
trial Of suits concerning patents
He will also written opinions and prepare arguments
ties having claims before Congress either departments
dcaion
Sd
The Washington union., 1857-09-30
For Kansas and Missouri River.

TTNIIE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between city connecting
with the Lightning non Of sourver packets that leaves
city daily tho arrival of the the mails
and for Bonneville Glasgow
WORTH Weston, st. Joseph, and all Intermediate points.
Through from st. Louis As "a
hours ahead Of boats starting from st. Louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal
being required schedule
delayed waiting for freight Through
tickets be purchased the principal cities Of the United
at the Offices in st. Louis. 7. McKlSSICK,
May 22-du Asst Supt.
The Washington union., 1857-09-30
United States Patent ONCE,
Washington, September II, 1857.

nN the petition of Jonathan Ball, of Elmra New
" praying for the of granted
the 18th December 1s43 for coang
ppes from the expiration OF said patent
takes place on the 18th day Of December, 1867
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
the Both November IL O'Clock
notified and show they
petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the extension required file in the
Office their objections specially set forth in writing at least
before the hearing all testimony filed by either
the said hearing be taken and
with rules Of the Office which will be furnished appca
Tho testimony the will be closed the Goth Of November
dpositons, and other relied testimony
before the morning that day arguments
If any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the Unon Ine
gencer and Evening Star Washington Pepnsylvann Philadelphia
Daily News New York Post Boston Inquirer Cincinnati
week for three successive the Goth Nove
Der next the day Of hearing
j HOLT.
Commissioner OF Patents.
PSEors OF the above win copy
bills to the Patent ONCE with containing this notice.
Sep I9--1aw3w
The Washington union., 1857-09-30

MFRS. NJ A. KNIGHT having taken the commo-
ly well house. No 447 Pennsylvania avenue
(sout SIDE Sd and streets nearly opposite Wash
ingon House y causing to be completely renovated
with and elegant furniture suitable for first class
boarding house."
considerable In the business
offering inducements to gentlemen and
wives Congress- (beng contiguous the Capt.
prepared receive guests about the first Of October
Sept 26
The Washington union., 1857-09-30

mo. 5s4.
Notice
OF Me Removal Of The Land Office from 0JBwA 10 OTTER
TAIL Cry IN The Territory Of Minnesota.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of the act
Congress- entitled authorizing changes in the location
oces approved Sd March, 1883 hereby declared
that the Office for the Northwestern Mstrict
tho Territory OF Minnesota wi bo removed from the 0BwA
TAI Cry said Territory early period practicable
the precise time Of removal will issued
tho register and receiver for said district.
under hand the city OF Washington this 18th
August, A. ID. 1857,
BY order of tho President
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Aug 20-1aw6w Intel d Star