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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-06
ww. GALryp, Secretary.

gTPeierson for November is received. Thi.
popular Lady'a Magazine will be greatly improved
for 1858. Mrs ANS S. STEPHENS, Mrs. r. d. E,
N. sovrHwoRrH, and all The best writer's, will
contribute regularly. lie Fashions are always Che
latest and pretdest; iis steel Engravings magni6
cents is Patterns for the WORKABLE, its House
hold Receipts, Sc, almost countless. The price
is but Two DoILARs year, or a dollar less than
Magazines Of is class. IT THE MkeAzSE FoE
THE TIMES. To clubsitis cheapers s,ill' Wis three
copies for s., or eight copies Tor $40; witt o
splendid premium to the person getting up The
Club. Specimens sent gratis. Address,
CHARLES ]. PETERSON,
BOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Mr. Charles Lamkin, residing near Republic
haa kindly furnished US can Of choice sug'I
Cane Syrup. and ihs following siatemer. Of bis
experience in obtaining it;
HoME FARN, Nov. ?, 1867.
EpIroR TRuUNE;-Presuming you would like
% hear something in relation 20 the success Of
he Chinese Sugar Cane in this section, thought
Twould give you and my brother farmers my ex-
porlenco with it. ] planted 95 square rods Of
ground, Of one-fourth Of an acre, lacking rods
planted in rows feet by 2-cultlvated it the
same as Corn, and, on the 25th Of October,
stripped OF the leaves aud suckers and crushed
the stalks, with one Of Messrs. Hall q Watson's
Nils, manufactured at Republic, (Which, by the
way, is as good as any in the state.) ! obtained
from the above ground, $50 gallons Of juice, from
which, after boiling down, I obtained 81 gallons
Of good thick syrup, sample Of which sent
you. The smokers and leaves, stripped from the
main stalks, are eaten readily by my cattle and
horses. do not know that the syrup is as good
as Il should be, as I could not obtain mill in
time to crush it, before the heavy frosts. But Of
one thing am satisfedi that It will PAY to raise
Il, either for fodder or syrup.
CHARLES LAMKIN.
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mARRIED.

On the 22l of October, by Rev. J. II. Good,
Mr. HENRy d. RING and MsNsARAH RHNEHoLr,
both Of Adams township, Seneca county, o.
On tho lst of November, by the same, Mr.
GEoRoE Il. BEoTEL, Of Wayne county, and Miss
ELLEN T. JOHNSON, of Seneca county, o.
On Oct. 9th, in Republic. at the residence Of
the bride, by the Rev S. Montgomery, Mr.. Jo-
sEPu b. FirmAN, Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Miss
SARAH j. THATEa.
On the 2oth of October, by Rev R. Good, at
his residence, Mr.. C. w. BAUeHER and Miss EMMA
PENCE, both Of Seneca county.
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A AGENrfof nf ~ q. Steiner ofsr a private al.
4 n the fllowi M described isras.
flffaalEf Farm on which Iaeah Ou,t.l.t r..if.- -
Joining inc City of iidn. aud the pant Road isa.o
ltun famont 90 tppcr flndusiy. This Farm ooniaiaa
hree hunafed lnd eleven il ~ acidf ahnu one bundled 49,
eHnY oi which t cealed and undef good snair ar GUS
taion ind m quality be not Furrfsaad tf arf la fa rri
iog mostly River puomi ha remainder "a ho.sfi, ms,
ngea gnd al undef ienCuF. The sandustf River ffns
Fln Of it Eastern louniafr.
* ne Improvement conss of good fe Dsninr House
Wv .,w ttamo Bern with Efananea corn cribs tsaan .fqf.
oiheI necessary aut huilfnri ahda wo III etsri IN
rnrd Ou hc iaun good hen rims or b+rf ss,I ~, M
lNh's o We ehoce fruits, nianioi four raars an ana
aimi ~ Fertility OF oil, ooafinn and oiir a,sf.. .
one o. the most desirable 10 De- found aud win IL t.it
i desired, TO suit purthasefl ' "''''u'
secene-ihe Farm, conisniaf 100 acrss e. on which rs,.
Wlhh Mlft fefdesi in Adamf nNufhin aianier M ,i
afc ei lowell ON thc Portland road * ne rasf ie.ass
,n hpahe' 20 er'en springli about Ihfee miles from s
helveen dily ord sixty Of this isct are cleared and
uuipr cultivation. no balance lfarilr tis,l 80 ti ~
walnut poplai and other tauabie timber re aoii IL MOI
y n BLACK inain nnd Of The best quality.
~ Is Wen wnictcd hY neffrainia aufinr nad riraan,
me Improvements consist OF q new nni .li.iaafial 49,,
oese end other cut buildings, and an orchard III hoe,
h.ti planicd four ysors ago.
fmr-A tract of hpndfed und tisty acrss On Adam,
n,hP, eWoinng ths above tract, abou thfy affrs III
Mheh pc ce rod and under tie fssaiifer e.,
~ umbefed with valuable timber small sffest, n,...
through ihia tact, and The soil s Of frat ousilty
Any inrher defcrponni those snls ~ deemed nnrss.s
all sreftont desirnus of purchasing will III roursr
we if mem.ches which thcycan 20 hy cains sieo or
the tonans above namcd ihc Agent On 1n eht rf
whom VIII show the promises. Trnns unte ra.v
iitini uci. ~, j4-3m LEWIS uAITLEfI. Aof
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The Winter Term Of This Institution viii COM
.mencs on Monday, November 10Th, and will con
.tlnue fifteen weeks
This Insdtution is now very aouriahing, the at
4eodapce during the Fan Term, having reached
the pumber, one hundred and forty.
The attention Of those having sons Or dapgh
ter "a educate is called to this institution where
ne students will receive herough instruction II
~ various branches pertaining to sound AMI
praciical education.
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REAR TN MTNn.

That the Tribune Has the Largest Cirou-
lation, and Is therefore the Best Medi-
um for Advertising, Of any Paper in
Seneca County
Itcoutains fever foreign Patent Medicine Ad-
vor.isements and more reading matter, than any
other paper Of the kind, in North Western Ohio.
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We cali attention to the advertisement Of J.
@. Pickett Who Sc diposibg at auction, at the
Gross Block, ane lot Of Jevoity, Gold and sn
YER Watches, Broasipius, Lockets, Ear and Fin
ger Rings, Silver Plated Ware, 60, sc. Call
and sec. No charge for looking,
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N afndnnts.

Two ful! scholarships, in tho best Commercial
College IN Ohio, for sale at a discount, at this
Office. Call soon.
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Aud Que COPY 90 the getteT up OF club OF
rs or more.
Old Subscribers can go into this arrangement,
by paying up all arrearages. Persons, sending in
clubs, can add to them Afterwards.
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The electors Of the City Of Iiniu, are notified
to meet on Wednesday, the 18Th day Of Novem-
Der, at The usual places for holding elections for
the purpose Of choosing two members Of the
Board Of Education, to serve for three years.
VII. KEILHoLTZ. President.
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nianks for Sale.

We have JUS. printed a superior lot Of blank
Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, Csinqle and
dodble,) also variety Of Justices Blanks all Of
which we will sell cheap, Call and purchase
before they are ell gone.
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A Premium.

We viii send a splendid 50 Magazine, one
year, to the one who will furnish us the largest
club Of subscribers, by the lst Of January next.
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1 Copy q Months, In Advance, rs
8 s. . g not In Advance, 100
/" I year, In advance. i.5O
q o not In Advance, 600
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lob Printing.

OF all Minds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Office. verv
low and in a styie not TO be surpassed, by any
office In the State.
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HaAAAaANN NANMNN - AMHn
Bspks 0f Piiisburg, pnsburg, Pe.
Fat's' & Mechan't B'k... Carol Co., Nd.
Cecil Bank '... ...... .sM Nd.
Bank Of f.ouislana.
ALL NEW ENGLAND BANKS,
ExcErr
Bank ot Bailowell q. q. Halloweu. Maidd,
Dandy Rank ...s, ssss Vermont.
Soplh Royahon Bank. DO
Cochuuale Bank. ..s. Boston.
Rhode leland Bantt.
Canton Bank ....es...s South China, Alaine.
Ellsworth Bank.....ss Maine.
Exchange Bank ........ Bangor. Maine.
narutimo, Bangor ,sss e. Hancock Ellsworth.
Monsoon River ...s.s. tHalloweil, Haiiowen.
Exeter Bankssssss.....Noe Hampshire.
Western, Springfield Ms So. Albans, Vermont,
Charter Oak Hartford. .Mer. Ex Bridegroom.
Mercantile do.s".s sPawtuckot, Pawtuckot
Exchaugo do.... .Colchester. Colchester.
Hartford Co. do...... North Am Seymour,
Wooster, Danbury, ,.... Windham Go. Broolyn,
hatsers, Bethel. '.''.'W Woodbury., Woodbury.
Peuquioque, Dsnbury.
ALL NEW YORK BANKS,
EXCERPT
Agricultural Rank. k..... Herkimer Co..N,Y.
Niagara River Bank ,... Tunawanda, do
HOLSTER Bank. .... zee. Buffalo, do.
Oaiymant bank ...... .Newport, N. v.
lntart0 Banks... .s.. Utica, do
Oliver Lee Cos Bark Buffalo, do.
iank Of Orleans Albion, New York.
Reeipreeiy Rank. - Buffalo, do.
iackeus Harbor Bank. do
Yates County rank.... Ponvan, do.
tugenot Bank ....s.... New Pait1, do.
Medina Bank. s....... Mediua, do.
Sank Of Central N. Y..Utica.
Irny City Bank ..s,T Troy.
iemilton Exchange b.. Greene, N. Y.
ALL KENTUCKY BANKS,
EXCEPT
Old Broken Banks
Bank Of Ashland ......Ky.
ALL OHIO BANKS,
EXCEPT
Dayton Bank ........ DAYTON. o.
City bank.... .....s..s O.. Cincinnati do
Mani Valley Bnrk.... Dayton, do.
Bank 0f CircleNille.
Bank Of Massillon.
ALL INDIANA BANKS.
ALL CANADA BANKS,
EXCEPT
Farmers Joint Stuck Bank.
Zimmerman do.... Canada
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childs s Peleron. Philadelphia, have IN press
and ready to issue. E.asr's Life Of Dr.. Kane an
excpIleu.bOOk
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Chester's Portable
R a DG A u o q,
For Hcotipo ,,;,I -. N,

a.
iih adrnuugo Of iis now mothod rhratino ls "a. ..
~mlt convenience end adaptation 30 ile wanis of ~
.ae anfe' couniu roms, tfy goods stores ncy ifo,g
Ial.lnau carfi slcamluutf. SC.
ivy n,'aai.ge ei beating b5 steam has hong been so
Nh"MNufeu' tnt hc eApehsc uf De annafuns herstrtt
e.ea end o atot Of keeping up ntcs 49, has confined M
teuied its benefits os'n
sm, stoves prepared expressly fo this heater uiubs n p
msheu Y" uew whohate no gas, or who prefer s es,
~ me'houot heahE THIS unquestional, he cheese,
mslhod OF hral~g known, aud much less uouie Than ~
oiher except when ras b used " '"1
I'm Tour to ~ feet Of por our sny ohsrheat that
Mhkecp pni and half of water az the hoiiinr poin ii
a t'' needed Zoe an orn'ry sired pafof o. siitlnr
The PoRr.utE SWAN RAnt,roa is 70 sinpls In a, con
tron ahd 20 perfectly automatic in action that reih
wflnesa nor careoisnci dcfange iis parts on di
iufh desperation " ~
lnere no possibility Of explosion or accident a. oar
mtu pound pressure raises both valves Tor ne csrn f
steam ~ uio steam condcnses n the radiator Do m res et
' heeioud returns 10 The loior, be aran mn,
ishing ibt months. F''
The subscribers have The right Gr lhis STATE and vii, sp
IeaVor 10 supply tio demand for this and Che
ties hu a. s impossible inf them 20 90 more tey Mil
'eH county nghs 70 responsible parties and give an nrrr
tor MopRp fstTf'5Ast,,s '''
oceaa 5,h q Walnut, B sh 5 W. Row, Cincianaii. o.
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New Boot and Shoe StoreI

THOMAS RFA.
FORMERLY AGENT or Thomas Carter, has opened .
y New Boot and Shoe S.ofa Ia thos
MIDDLE ROOM OF BLACKS BLOCK
where he win be please 20 his oa ou,iansls snd
mauy new as viilpiease 10 siyo him ea. ! uigni
To Make 70 Measure.
On kinds az Boots and Shoes np aso 10 20 onaifna ~ ne
shortest noire. Ny Prices, Coz ny own work promise viii
Init MY customers Whas Eastern WORK keep, vii iell
at small Ndvanre on cost. 1uGAha hA1A.
Tifn, July 10, 5l.if
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Tiffin Prices Current.
tooRREorED wEEnv nvl

CONNECTED WhhhiN hNl
WHEAT--s -s0, ,s0D0,a0,
CohS--( shelle'D i0c.
do Can 33c.
RYE-4595f
DARLEY--s ,65.
OArs-95c,
BEANs--75c.
PorAroEs-3lc.
FLAx Sskn-si 90.
TIMOTHY SEED-l 956l,5
BUrrRR--l 9i5c.
LARD-l0is Dl25so.
TALLow--S DtOc.
SMoKEn HANs-i0@l2c.
do SipEs AsD snoULpEaa--s9 iOe.
PIcKLRn poRK-899o
MAPLR SuSAR-i2e.
do MOLAssKs-S7G1 90,
BRrswAx-2O025o.
FE E,THERs--i09f5o.
RAGs--3c.
Day APPLRs--St o5 D "a rs
Gaegs kInEs-0o per ID.
DHV DO l2c.
E0as--0aI0c. b dozen.
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To Climbs.

As an inducement for getting up Clubs, we will
pus the TnnUNE at the following low rates. In
all such cases, the money must bo paid In ad
vance.
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TIIE COLLEGIATE CoURsE

win embrace 'ho approved and practical forms Of
keepng books 10y ponhle Eniy n The various departments
Ut Trade and Commersc ncadng the General Wholesale
and Retail, MoNantila, Exchange, Commission Nnnniacs
uriug, Railroad, banking, Printing, Mining shipping,
steamhoatng, lnvi,un partnerhir aud Compound Com.
pany bnsness. All manuscripts tfom which the Student
copies eru written 80 bold, rapid business hand which viii
serve a. agoat auSiary IN securing to him excellent
.INln of MrIIInn-
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WRITING DEPARTMENT..

Ts department Il under the Immediate snpe nision
T.. X. srEycER& sons To the public ths uipien
anty that u viii be well conducted While Mr. n s con.
eeded to stand pfa-emnenily high as nn Author aud
Teacher 4 may 10 Justice be said of he who
'ouiaed with him. that they compare vorahy u point Of
artistic attainment with their accomplished niaer This
i without doubt the most dsabe plsce Pursue feRau-
ship as study IN the entire West.
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FAOULTY.
TnE DESIGN.

u Is tho design OF the prlprciors or thete COLLEGES 10
perfect chain Of Business Schuos from East 20 West AZ
onng the most ample facilities Tor young men and Young
ladies 10 qualify Themselves oy responsible nnsous IN Hf
Their schools Al tle paints above established on a tim
basis, aud gre All IN most prosperous condition. Tho
plishnh practical hnsiness men
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Tiffin Retail Market.

Corrected weekly, by II. A. BUsKIRK & Co, whole
sale aud Retail dehleri In Groceries and produce of ali
kods. Shawhan's Block, Tiin o..
PROVISIONS. CANDLES
-Four 2 bhl f. ra 500 Star . lb 40
Bread b loaf luSteRrine s Z" fG
Caekeu y % l0PTessed Talow - 9. %. IS
Rice " q" Gas Common 4" Is
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rIFFIN, FRIDAY, NOV. Q, 1851.

LoCAL AND INSTANTANEOUS
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TUE Extreme High prco Of Groceries has
L no,de,erred us from buying, as ususal, the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21
Professor Hubbard's Lecture,

On Friday night last Prof Hubbard, of the Uni
versty delivered the third of the Oak-City Guards
Lectures before respectable audience in the Com.
mons Hall. His subject was, Tile Life and Times
Of Goo CasaoeH" and he treated it in most inter.
estng manner. Professor Hubbard, judging by this
effort, has superior and but few equals as wr-
ter in North.Carolina. His style was chaste clear,
stately, and judciously discriminating and suited in
every respect it seemed to us, to the subject and to
the times embraced in his Lecture. We trust the
Lecture will be published in pamphlet form. Aside
from its charming STYLE it contains much of the his
tory Of the State which every citizen should be anx-
ious to know and treasure up.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21
CHINESE sUGAA CANE SEED,

'HNHE SUBSClBER INFORMS PLANTERS Ann.
Farmers that he has obtained from John rknaffief
ESQ., Of this county, his crop If seed this valuable nsnt
SINE ut tn. properties Of which said to beas fHovs
FIRST An Eere ct the STA Ks properly cultivated win Weld
New Orleans. x II 49," snopese
second II surpnsses nil other plants for fodder and fss
feed ny green Ia cattle hos on account Of fha sse
abundance 81 juice which contains and when so
" Close drills yields an Immense crop Of fodder
nay Dc sure Of succeeding with Il @ syrup plant snv
where Sonih of the State of New York. ~ = =
Tins seed offered for sale in packages scent n nl.rA
half an an acre Feet feet At 81 Der nackap st
oy mall ~ cts must be added to PAY postage. -
SANL j. HINSDALE.s
Jan. Is 1857. - s's, =; =.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21
A NOrth.CarOlina Book.

We present below a notice of new work on
Trigonometry. by Professor Phillips. of the Univer.
sty of this State This notice is from the pen of ger.
teman in every respect competent to judge of the
merits of the forthcoming publication. We hail
with pleasure every effort made in the State to add
to our literature, and to produce books for our
schools. We entertain doubt, from what We
had heard BEFORE as we'll from the opinion of our
correspondent, that Professor Phillips has made
valuable contribution TO this department of science
MANUAL OF PLANE AND SPHERICAL Tn1GoSoNE.
TRY; aoith some Of its APPLICATIONS By CuAs.
Phillips, A. NJ. Professor Of Civil Engineering
in the Unirerxity Of North Carolina. Raleigh
Printed by William d. Cooke: 1857.
The above is the title page of book now impress,
the earlier proofsheets of which have been shown
us by the publisher. It's author is known by all who
have lately graduated at the University as man of
great accuracy of mathematical knowledge, and en-
thpsiasm and capabilities for mpartng to 9th.
ers what his own mind has comprised
AS lar as we have examined, Prof Phillips book
is what his old pupils wonld expect from his pen
choice collection of Trigonometric truths stated
in clear style, and notation beautiful for it's sim
plicty; with no verbiage to pcrplex the student no
attempt at excessive diution for intellectual babes
school book ought not to take the place of teach
err, should leave many facts for oral instruction. and
we think the author, while he has supplied mater-
al abundant for the careful learner to digest has
wisely left the more reconcile researches to be oral
iy impaired to minds, which OH trial may be found
strong enough to receive Them
General principles edge tools in the hands of
lawyer, for careful must he be lest subtle oppo
nent may turn his weapon and infa;ct a wound on
the arm that wieds it. Prof. Phillips has seen that
a similar maxim applies to the man of science, and
has, under the general principles he enuncates gy-
en- plentiful supply of examples of their applica-
tlon-problems, wherewith the studous reader may
de<Port himself, and gain accuracy of knowledge
and the priceless reward of patient concentration
No man can meet the higher demands of Civil
Engineering or walk vessels deck an accomplish
ed sailor. or range familiarity among the sublime
problems of Astronomy, without an accurate knowl-
edge OF Trigonomctry Wherein TO build. We feel
proud. therefore, that of the children of our
own University has produced work of such great
practical utility. We know no book with in so
small compass Q5o pases) contains so much that
is useful and We expect to it adopted as text
book in other colleges than our own
1t is no light task to print mathematical book
well and we are pleased to notice that the printing
is in fair type, and the plates distinctly traced and
we'll !ettcred
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21

REMEMBER THE PooR!-Let those who sit by warm
fires, and who have abundance of this worlds
goods, remember the poor during this inclement
son. We fear that some Of the worthy poor in the
vicinity of this City will suffer, unless aid in the
way of wood and provisions be furnished TO them.
That "good Samaritan" Mr. Crowder, is no doubt
on his accustomed walks among the destitute; and
any thing contributed through him win be faithfully
applied s.-..-4 - - sS-a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21
Valuable Lot Of Negroes for sale,

IN THE 18TH FEBRUARY, AT TOWNESyILLE
ssrve r. ii shall sell to the highest bidder without r.
% and A. enc woman and children and one ScmSn ~
children One Of thee men is experienced hossie
ana the other hrst rate field hand The wosn
washer and house servant and cannot be easily beaten
eiiher OF these empoyments Ali sound and heahv and
title guaranteed. Is - - :. .-'' -A.A
TEezs-Negotiablc notes. we'll endowed running to tho
st OF January, 1885, with interest added. - - -.
- RICHARD B. HUNT.
"ou' " 1901. a. l3-tiz
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21

GREEssBoaoroH TIaEs--Tbis paper has been en-
hrged, and otherwise improved. II Is literary
journal neutral in politics. and devoted to the ed-
ucatohal and Internal Improvement interests Of
North-Carolipa. 1t deserves an extensive pat.
ronage.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21

81, s.. s,a5s. The Legislature. rs ssss
The procsedings IN haal q Monday s1s crowded
ont - q . -
Inthe Senate, on Monday, the Western Ettension
Railroad bill passed its second reading BY = yots q
Tito f8. s. -. 81 s. ~. < 80 .'.:s
The Resolutions from the House to expunge the
"Mexican Preamble" were read the frs: time, and
on motion Of Mr.. Cunningham, referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee ls=s;s-. ,.s.ss.s.s. ~.
In the Commons, on Monday, the order Of the Gay,
and the most important matter of business was the
bill to charter the Rockingham Coalfelds Railroad.
The bill met with considerable opposition, on the
ground that it was q Danvle connection in another
form. 1t was opposed by Messrs Long and With
ers as injurious to the interests OF Caswe County.
1t vas supported by Messrs. Settle, Scales and Og
burn. The speech of Mr.. Scales was a feeling and
graceful appeal to the ,nagmanimty and generosity
OF the House, to grant the charter; while Mr. Set
tic was prompt and able in his replies to the various
objections urged to the measure. Amendments to
the bill, offered by Messrs Badham, Benbury, Bled
soc, and Green, were voted down and the bill final
ly passed by vote of 70 to lit having been SO
amended previously. on motion of Mr.. Settle, as 10
provide that the Road shall not run nearer than
nineteen miles to Danville, nearer than within
five miles of the Virginia line. On Friday, as will
be seen by the proceedings, the bill for the Fayete
vile Coalields Road was rejected in the Commons
by vote of So to 81. Mr.. Shepherd, who has de-
voted much labor and attention to this measure,
urged its claims on the House with force and elo-
quence. He has done his duty manfully and perse-
veringly on this question.
The bill to re-chartcr the State Bank, having
passed the Senate, will be the special order in the
House on Wednesday the 2lst. This bill does rot
vary materially from the charter granted at the last
session.
The Revenue bill will doubt pass the Senate
some day this week, and go to the Commons
No motion has yet been made to rescind the joint
Resolution fixing Monday next as the day for ad-
journing sine die. 1t will hardly be possible for the
two Houses to adjourn by that day; but they may
adjourn by the succeeding Monday or Tuesday.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21

A HEAVY Snow SfoeS.-On Saturday night last
snow began to fall here, and continued to descend
through Sunday and Sunday night The ground is
covered on an average more than foot in depth.
1t is the heaviest which has been seen here for
many years. The wind was high while the snow
was falling, and the atmosphere is now very cold.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-21

: THE MAlLs.-Owing to the heavy fail of snow on
Sunday, the cars have been stopped, and we are
without late news from Washington and She North
ern Cities For this reason the letter of our Wash.
nston Correspondent did not come TO hand. $ "a,