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TNHE SUMMER TERM WILL BEGIN on
Il Thursday, May :. In the Musical Depart.
ment, five Instruments, including an Organ Har.
moniun, are furnished for the use of students
the classes in vocal music meet daily, and are
thorous hy trained in the theory and art Of
music. Tie teachers in the Classical and Eng.
lish departments will spare no effort to induce
theirs cnolars to think aud investigate the subjest
under consideration for thsnselyeI.
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REvAREs.-Trade has been quite backward the
pastmonth, in both Boston and New YORK
,,,,tons are no lower-some Houses hold NJ.
| Boiling at l5c per pound. Prints remain tie
same.
WOODEN cloths are a shade higher but 10 mate
rial change.
Black silks stiff and the raw material very
higb Sroul silk has advanced over ~ per cent.
Coiored silks low and withdrawn from auction
sales.
Ribbons are also firm spring prices
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sI.oO will pay for the AsRIcrt-
rcaist for ono year, and secure the
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J. :. sPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, April :, 1857. wllw3

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= a wonderful medicine, good in all diseases
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i have used Or. Ciough's Columbian pills in
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find them just what the sick need, they act on the
stomach ami bowels m Idly, relieve the head.
do not debilitats, ani calm tho nerves | am sure
but DO my duty t. my female comm anious in
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Til, RECOMMENDATION Is valuable. because it Is
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These PILE wi give satisfaction
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these PHI. are extensively u..i
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DIT. SdIIIUI q IHNIBUI dlOIs
TINHE GREAT LIVER REMEDY A SUPPLY
i just reeeivedby THO, A. PECK.
For details see column advertisement aSw9
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Notice.
Land for sale itI NiI1ou

The subscriber will cXIuse tor sale at public
Auction all the real estate lately owned by George
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

There aFe now published in Iowa 10
daily papers, 109 weekly papers, semi-
monthly aud s monthly periodicals, in all
1873. which, with an average circulation
OF 1000 copies each, would make 1850
00neWspapers published and circulated ip.
the Stale each week. "There are, Says
the Mt. Pleasant Journal. probably an
equal number printed in other States and
received in the families Of Iowa. making
in all nearly three hundred thousand
newspapers read weeKly by our oitiHens," "
Is il any wonder. ia view Of this, thst lo-
wa is such a strong Republican State!
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THE u. S. ARMT Tho Standing army
Of the United States, As now organized.
numbers l7.86Q men. if tho companies
we're all full TO che number authorised BY
law. The whole number cf recruits for
the six years ending September 80. 855.
WIS So0,006. During peace, BY far Abe
greatest numberof these are alienby birth.
but in time Of war the native oitigens arp
largely in excess. The iallest soldier in
the army is Georgian, standing s ieos
"a inches,
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halanro remaining IN Traasu
y'..'..'.'..''..'''''' '.'l24,5OO 90
The true condition of the bank, how
ever, is as follows:
Bonds In the Treasury :. '.,,,.s,,.,,,.7 ~ 600 90
NUtes In Circulation ''.'' ''''''''' la, 200 0U
In this connection justice requires us
TO say. that these errors do not appear to
have occurred during the administration
OF Mr.. Gibson, but belong either 10 that
Of Mr., Bliss o. Mr.. Breslin.
In November. 1854. the Canal Bank
Of Cleveland failed &c redeem its ciroula-
tion, and in pursuance Of the provision
Of the banking law. under which il was
incorporated. was placed in the hands OF
a receiver. The stocks which were on
deposit in the Treasury for the security
Of its circulation. amounted 10 SlO6, 1853
which were sold by the Treasurer for the
sum Of siO4, oil Al.
The following abstract Of the accounts
with this bank, is another instance Of the
loose and careless manner in which the
business Of this department Of the Treas
uFy has been conducted
Statement OF stocks and circulation
Of the Canal Bank at Cleveland. as shown
by the books Of the Treasury Office
Stocks deposited ........................ .I52.17s
Stocks returned TO bank Is 7Od
Balance nee............s.".s.s -. ....,.I Il, ,47C
CireulatOn Issued ......... ......2i3. .4Il
barred ...........'..s.....-8 89.4ia
Balance e''.''...'..'''''' '''''' '''''.i2A OO1
The account shows an excess Of $50.
SOC Of stocks over tho amount actually
on deposit in the Treasury.
We have no reason 70 suppose that the
circulation exceeded the securities for ils
redemption, but we have not the means
of ascertainirg the true state of this
branch Of the account
The transactions Of The Treasury with
this bank, since the sale Of It's stocks IN
1854 and 1855, are fully exhibited in the
following statement;
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The graves Of Samuel Adams and
Eohn Hancock two Of lho signers of tha
Declaration OF lndendenoe from Massa
aausetts. ara in the Guanary Basial-
G ound ia Boslon without monumsnta
20 marx theni
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Balance 66 1876 III
On the books Of the office Mr. Gibson
has credited himself with the payment Of
s97.65 to the Clerk Of the department,
for salary previous TO December, 1855.
There is, however, no voucher for the
credit on file, nor any other evidence OF
his having paid it. We have therefore
omitted il in our statement of the nc
count.
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tr0m Jan. u. Isss. to Nov. IS.


Cash balance in srsasuy Nov. Is, ieSs sS19Sl7 IS
statement OF the Receipts and Disbursements for the dsoa
year ending Nov i5 ie58 shown By the books of
Auditor Of statei
oaIh balancs In the Treasury Nov 15 1855 s7Oss7O %
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Subtracting this amount from S728,-
749 6l. (Ihe balance shown in the fore.
going abstract, wo have the sum OF
1874, liz SO, which is not accounted for
and which is, therefore. the real amount
Of the delslcation. The balance Of $40, e
900 due on the claims against Beckel, We
consider secured, and have therefore in
cluded it among the cash assets in the
Treasury, and turned it over to the pres
ent Treasurer Of State as such. Since
the commencement of the present inves.
ligation, Mr.. Beckel has paid on tho
claim Il Q sum Of $4,000. There is no
doubt but thatthe whole of the claim will
ultimately bs paid. He still owes the
State the sum Of S785,4s which has not
been sucured, and which is included in
the foregoing statement Of the amount Of
suspended debt" in the hands of do
positories.
Statement Of the receipts and disbursement, ~ the state
Treasury from Nov IS, ls5l TO jan H. 1850, and the
balance In the TIealuTy the latter date ~ shown b.
the hooks ofths Auditor State.
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Absiracf Of hs Accounts Of he Treasury
from january 9tA 1863 10 June I9i.
le5i, sho,Oing TIE amount Of defolea.
fjon.
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rom Nov. IS, ie55 10 ian ~,
lr50, General Revenus Fund oi7.620 O5
from Jan. II, 1885, 20 Nov. Is,
i So, General Revouo Fund II2,o09 % 700,S22 O5
ron Nov. IS, 1855, 70 Jan IL
1856, Canal Fund 39,135 -
rom Jan. IA, 1850, 10 Nov. IS,
T. So, Canal Fund e579l8 t2 3Q6,6I8 50
from Nov. IS, is5Sto Jan.Ii,
1885, sinking fund 1850 IS
from Jan. u, 1855 10 Nov, IS,
q 81, Sinking Fund li0d6sitf Sc 1908, ,5ia 61
ron Jan. n, ib56, 70 Nov. IS,
1885, Commou school Fund Qao,l2l " l,Qta1Q2 q
From Jan. Il, IsSa, o, Nov IS, ra
1856, DISTINCT Library Fund 63,e5I 20 e1qs7 30
r,m jan "A, 1856, 10 Non. IS
2s56, Thee Per Cent Fund 263 80 263 81
Total Rsesilm ed9gi7Q3 -
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Amour, Of Dedication

The object Of the foregoing statement
is simply to ascertain the deficit in thr
public funds on the 18th Of June. No
notice has, therefore, been taken Of the
fact that several Of MI. Breslin's depori.
toriOs failed, with money Of the State in
their hands, which has not since been
paid or secured. The names Of these
repositories, and the amounts in their
possession, are ~ follows;
Commercial hank Of Toledo acaq7i "a
City Bank Of fCinoinhuu 5nHii al
w. W. Cone CO. 5eS Il
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sRHEcA COUNTY BANK BONDS.

count.
SENECA COUNTY BANK BONDS.
The accounts Of the office show that
there should have been stocks TO the
mount Of S209 $40 IA belonging TO the
Seneca County Bank. in the hands Of ,he
Treasurer. As may be seen from the
foregoing statement, SI32, l28 Ia were
missing. On inquiry into the cause OF
che absence of this amount. we are in,
formed by clerk Of the office, that this
amount Of bonds had been sent to New
York at the request Of the bank, for the
purpose Of being converted into stocks
Of a different date.
Though there is nothing in the bank
ing law OF l845 authorisiLg any such
transaction, yet we had no reason to
doubt the fairness of il until subsequent
examnat o. showed a very different state
OF facts,
One hundred thousand dollars Of the e
bonds had been sent to New York ao-
companied by a.power Of attorney by Mr..
Gibson, authorIsing their sale aud trans
fer. They had been sold and passed into
the hands Of Messrs. Atwood Il Co.. and
Mr. Gibson, as Treasurer of Stale. had
drawn on them for SO, 500 of the pro-
caeds of the sale, to meet the liabilities
OF the State, This sum they. "a q Co. }
claimed as an offset. ION demand being
made for the stocks but were willing to
account for the balance.
Alter suit had been commenced, re-
straining them from making any further
use Of the proceeds, upon advice Of cou
sci, IL was deemed best to adjust thel.
claims. release he bonds, AM place them
tU the credit Of tho bank.
This was done through the Ohio Lii,'
Insurance and Trust Company, they
holding bonds sufficient to indemnify
them for the amount advanced.
Al the same time, and forming part OF
tbs arrangement. Mr.. Gibson placed IN
the hands of E Ludlow, cashier, S64 =
OOO drafts, falling due in the city OF
New York, which were deemed sufficient
to meet the amount paid 20 relieve the
bonds.
Forly-two thousand dollars Of the
bonds have been returned to the Treasu-
ry, and the balance will be returned a.
tast as the securities mature and are paid
OF the residue of he bonds, we can
give no satisfactory account
As soon as the arrangement was known
TO the bank, $50 900 Of its circulation
was returned to the Treasury, thus ~
ducing il 70 the amount Of securities hel
by the State for ils redemption.
THE DEFALoATIoN AND ITS AMOUNT
A comparison Of the money and assets
foand all in the Treasury with the book
Of the office, shows large deficit in tn
public funds.
Having ascerlainsd this fact, two ques-
tions na urally arise
lst. What is the amount Of the defal
ea ion
"a. Who is the defaultor7
To ascertain the amount Of the defal
cation, it will be necessary 20 state a.
account from the accession Of BresliD Of
the l2th Of January, I 852, 70 the resig-
nation of Mr.. Gibson on she 18th day o,
June, ltty
The following statement which ha'
been prepared with great care. IS. W.
believe, an accurate and explicit ab'Iac
Of all the accounts Of the Treasury d.
partmsnt between the dat above named
and exhibits the true amount Of she de-
falcatlon
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John O. BrsSiin. Treasurer Of Stote, H.
account eth Canal Bank Of CIsveiaRd
DA.
10 smoua, Of Bonds sold .."iOA.sii a.
Eu-tNhA
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THR TtpPlH TRIBUNE
i,publishsd oa Friday q s,,l veal. ,sd ~
niahed 10 osabscriben al


aTTo mail sabscribsrs. sny osnts Of this suii
hremlued " heh the Pc per is paid for in ADVANCE.
H1- failafeto aodf1 di,co6tiaasurs 81 The
enc OF 'hetiine Paid fVr,will be considered us =
new engagement.
The'e terms will be nrietij obterftd and BE-
psperwili ho diseoniuusd until srrsarsgss are
paid except a'the option Of The publisher.
aTSeb'rhberA running os snd oot psylns fss
their papers will be on,itlsd to, and receive. =
publi'hed certificate Of ,hsirdishonss,y.
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0l,7O7 SO as, ,44O 20

Il win be observed tina, the late Treas
urer bad overdrawu his account with all
his repositories except with Tomb Huss
& Co. The balance in the hands Of this
firm has been paid TO the present Treasu-
rer Of State since the commencement OF
their investigation.
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Total Receipts


VHlH HaIAHV0IH IT7alVIII Iln ~ II9l V7ZliVlI W
atsmen sof Receipts md disbursements Of the State
rraasy rom January a. la51 to Nov 10 lsS6, and tho
cash hatces IN the lTsasuy the latter date, thaWn
by the books ofths Auditor 0fstats
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DEPosIToRIEs

DEPosITORIRs.
The following statement exhibits the
condition Of the accounts with the depos-
tories Of the public funds.
lSEndry repositories in account w;N W.
H. Gibson Treasurer of State.
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sllaI . - s.

Neah ba'euee IN IfesturY, Nov. 1850, sspAI7 81
hwtemenl Of Ne Receiph and Dthur ements Of pu X,
MONEY ifum Nov Is, 1850, 10 June 18TH 1857 and tb
baancc ~ the ffeasury the latefday az b6wn bv us
books of the Auditor Of state.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

NN-TNlI-
Dec. 80. Ry amount to Seneca
Advertiser for Advent
atng ssssss 90
Dy amount toOhio State
Journal for do.... ....lt 90
Feb.7. .......tO so
Feb. "a. BY amount 10 NJ. G, Lii
ley for Bindiny,.. 50
FEB, 20 By amount to Cleveland
Herald for AdvertisiuEl3 90
Feb. u, BV amount TO Clev land
Leader ior do..,.".,.. 8 90
DO Dealer. .ss.s.ss.s 20
Feb y. DO Ohio Stursmau % 81
sept. 3. Do Cincinnati y luiror ~ 90
Dec. 10. Do Ohio Ntntcsmsu ~ so
uec.i1. DO WsNboio, Columbus o 90
500
Dec. ". By amouut to s Modary 9 Is
=" NJ. G, LII.
ley 400
d" By amount Of notes 70 -.-
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INDEPENDENT BANKS.

The following statement exhibits the
amount of bonds belonging % the Lnde-
pendent Banks, found in The vault OF the
treasury on the 18th OF June, and also the
amount Of the circulation Of each bank.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-28

LEWIS VI. PIKE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, will give
prompt attention to all matters entrusted 70 his
sare in the line Of his profession.
OFFICE. Shawhans Block M,rket Street.
~ Germ1ns and French, will be consulted in
.hcir own respective languages.
Tifin, October, 27th 1854 ".
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deemed aud burned 2 0R5 O0-l0 OBS |
Due Bank In Breslib's hands ed.1B6 )
Wm. II Gibson Treasurer Of State IN 0c
count lpith Canal Bank Of Cispsiand
DR
10 amount received from Rreslin 94,786 3
To amount deposited by Receiverto
pay 20 per cent dividend on liabil-
ties OF Bank ~ 600 N
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aLEGAL MoTIcT.

DESJAMIN BAKER, Of the State Of Iowa,
ID samuel Barakmana and Mary Barskman
his wife, of the State Of WISCONSIN, and KlisG
Ward and Annisl Ward his wife, whose plapse
of residence are snnknowns TO the tpetitionerA.
will take notice that on the l1th day OF August.
A. ,. 1857, James Martin and CatharfAe MiS
tin. his wife, James Winlsndo and MarIaSst
Winland, his yifss and Vincent Baker, hisds
theiE, certain petition in the Court Of Ccmmea
Pis4S Of Monroe county, in the State 81 0hiN,.
against them and others, whichlis now pendl.s
ing in said Court, wherein the said plaintinA
seek to set aside = certain instrument Of wriy
ting that has been admitted to probate In saA
county AS the. e.isst win and testament Of 'Ms@s
tins Baker, ddeceased,l tho reason as the
plaintiffs sllege in said petition that said tss<
tator vas not Of sound mind aud memory. ~
the time The same was executed. =
TIE defendants are requisea to appear ana
answer on iop ihefare tho l7th day OF Octobes,
ls55.a The petitioa viii he for hearing at tho
October term of said eonrt. 1851 ..g...s.,
uUSrGE & HoLLIsrER, OkRY IIoLtfs1
Aug. y5, 1857 tsllA Att'ys FOR rfahstiHf.
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that settlement ac-
IN counts have been filed in the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, by executors,
administrators, and guardians, as follows, to
Jared Hawkins and Robert 5ackson, execu-
tors of Joshua Hawkins estate, final;
George Cline, SEN, administrator of Samuel
Stewart, final: - / ~ al I nj ~
/ Michael A. Wilson, guardian of the heirs of
James Stark, deceased. fnali al -,9:ros.f5,s F5T
IS James Young, administrator Of the estate OF
Charles Turner, DECEASED. final. p, . os0
|, Said accounts will stand for hearing and ex-
animation before said court, on the 15thiday
sof October, 1s57.5 In the ,nrantime they are
subject ,tpg the examination of, all persons in
terested therein i5Htf, ~ Roli6if Ip !9igji'
so7sraH WILLIAM STEEL; Probate Judge.
81 a4ow z'U By LIZ aSHPLEY, Dep. Clerk trl.
Sept. sc, ls57.--3w. ass - z4Haq WoL
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ls1 sellers generally, l-fFts i'fE es1aETsls9 II:
VIII be published in few weeks, Cuisine.
- and Ornamental Penmanship" by J. s. Dul
can, professor of penmanship in this instit'
n ton. The workwill be in imperial quartz for
lrs. On
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LIE makes and repairs every kind 81 door,
III trunk,i gun and pistol looks. alss kaivss,
Scissors oofsc mills and steel yards; and b abe
alle taigrind aud polish racers. kntyess and
every kind of sn,sll ipstFppsants in that line.
/, "a His shop is at the spNth end 6 wosds>
self, near Main street. Re3 wiz rf0snise
prompt andsvery cheap work. esti.og siitEs
s6sssz 4 sss q -. JOHN QpREcsIyx
llsoWoodsdell O, April 29 lsSJ, -, S