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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-19
BY AUTHORITY.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION A.
MENDMENTe.


RssoivodhY ihs General Aslembiy or the Slate efoho,
Tee q tho meuhss elected 20 enoh House
sof THE siate io second Tuetays II Ooiobef
noxtupoa NE approvnloi rejection oi.he following amend
ond Article Of the Consultation and of tho End Section of
he Acei iahd for he aiauo of no flh Aricio vsi
An ferulaf sessions Of the General AsaombF shs con
monce me first Monday Of Januay, anatsily sonsi
tors rha be elected bionnsiy and ncffd.urisirs ounu
shall conmohco OF TIE his day Of Junbny net aortrr
election and uut Of Senators ahal continue two ear and
that Of Representative one year The Senators elected In
October next shall hold hoir Offices for yoafs And
a the time ihailhod hor Of
fees for year Provided thatsevenocn Of he senoi
elected tho second Tuesday OF October 1857 10 IL
hsoeraned hy lo a le prcident Of the Senate may az
feet aha bold ihet Office only yetf and theif ,s
osssofs shall be elected on The second Tuesday III Oet
thousant eight hundred and hy.eght and bensiiv
thereafter When any county aheli have fraction nbovf
tho Of Representative large hat being nrlid
hy ten, the result shall be equal ono or more r-o ~
dona terrsaenlaye, shn DO srporioned ior such n.
tho following ~ there be only one ratio tbee
Representative shall be allotted s tbhh session n 8
II there two ratios Representatives shsii be sio.f
10 the ninth and tenth oilon n throo the eighth nuf
and tenth sessonsf ou to the seventh eighth ninth and
enh lfve 70 he sixth seventh eighth ninth and tenth;
II TO tho h, sixth seventh, eighth ninth and tenib
seven 70 the fourth fnh sixth seventh eighth, ninth ana
eighth, ninth and tenth, Ifnne The second lhis ouh
fh, SIXTH seventh eighth, ninth and tenth session Of ne
In determining de number Of Senator, 10 which INV
senatorial district might be entitled any docenna period
hy reason Of any fraction Of a senatorial fatio the ctiov
shall be multiplied by five, and " the result be equal 10 or
fenatoTaraoi enaddtonal Senator ohal be allotted te
snid district flr tho ninth and tenth tostions m
10 two such ratios additional Senator Tor tho seventh
eighth ninth and tenth sessions shall be allotted 10 suri
district II three then 10 the h tzth, seventh eighth
ninthand tenth.
n four, The hiri, fourth, fh, sixth scventh ee,h
ninth and tenth sessions respectively. " his amendment
bo adopted by the electors, tho counties now entitled
more than member In either both Iranches OF I'M
Legislature n the fourth and fh sessions Of Che pfosea
Of members In each branch thereof for each session Of IN
2 remainder Of the present deconnial period.
N.n.VAN VORIIEP
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
! THOMASH FORD,
President Of the gonnto
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June qaih'65.
Bank

JOSIAH HEDGES, "A, BALDWIN and w
y c.uEDGEs hare associated thcmsolgOs fol
no purposo ofirapsaciiug private Bankial
ouainess undortho name OF
w. &. HEDGES 4 Co.
tnterestwlli bopaid on deposits standingi
months at per cent per annuu.
~ ("
Land Warrants bought and sold.
May 4, 1855 w.
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LARGER ONE,

and lnrotnrn he will ondoavorto give them the
full value Of their money iR Cabinet Ware.
ohairs, sc. Of which he viii ondaavor 20 keeP
on hand as large hn assortment as the times eno
his means will warrant. ell made Of Weilsoeson.
cd lumber, aud By competent workmen. De-
orget the place, opposite Commeteiel kow;
Nov. 3Oth. '55. IL. p.J OOODSELL,
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING
skcs tho vofy gctinaineponts Of tho Foience,
voane tho rrsnt natural twoiold division of the Ledger
whereby IL seen thu pfoprr no of demnrauon between
Real Hcpfsaouiave Property and the governing law
of fnussf crnh ita affecting the two Glasses Of
counts and those of The class, IN every ynHoy ~
antnotun thus stripping ihs most usoiul and beautiful
science OF much oi itmo.honofud myst1fci made such
hy nthltrafy and infshlo rules, ncanneetr forms and
nse uutont and hence enables tho student 70 acquire
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He thathath Hyes to See Let Him SEQ.
DIR. j. SNYDER.
OCULTST.

rs still on hand aud foady NJ all times 20 walt MP inc
afflicted with diseased eyes Thankful for tho unusual
liberal patronage he has received during tho few months
dhsFuadenca w Tiln, he would respectfully solicit
continuance N tho same. From his unusual lucocta In
from this plooe and vhouapprls oftho saio he foen
newod conhdonccin souiungiho patronage Of tho public
he has inmany cases
RESTORED THE BLIND TO SIGHT,
And badly diseased eyes healthy con iiton during NJ
sbOn rssidcuue In this place,
o. Snyder has also padparllcular attention 20 soro.
ous dioascu which no has troaod with unparalleled
cess.
Dr. g. could many casos nta dstanoo bat dozens
unnecessary, anl Will only nsoH alotcr from Nr. noyss
nfaruy, aud will rotor faw only of the many sthat
have been boa Gifted In thisvicinity
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DENTAL SURGERY,
Or, &C. sBeilhara, eurgeon Donust,

Or. &C. sBeilharz, Surgeon DENTIST,
WOULD respectfully announce 60 tho Cltiiens sf Tin
andpuhlio generally, that De may ho onpd IN "GQM'
MkhtiAL ROVE above tho Souooa Counly Bank, Whcle
h h ready ata Times % attend % operation conncot
81 wlihtho teeth from extracting toeh 70 Inserting an
outlfo sot 0a tho
ATMOSPHERIC PRINCIPLE.
rancuoF attention paid 20 regulating olircnh toeth--
Teeth insvried Nutla rcT,ha. f required, nF He'll
hasl fVuushi tnoefo thanks To his friends aud
tho public goaeFaly Cor oF liberal patronage during
ioaricsn ygat pfaotce among thoi and naert himself
hathY digaut attention 90 business, keepinF up with thc
Improvements ~ the Profession, AMI determination nol
70 ha cNeeed, Ne may continue % peJt tqf conndenoo
an pAmnngo Gail and have your docayed teeth hilod
aud save the expense of anew set.
Augpersioas warranted, TeFma moderate,
fiiln, Nov. es 1850, H. q. q. nEiLfARI,
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T m i. COLLEGIATE COURSE

whiehia Intended 10 emfrnoe NJ branches "rurely mef
cano has been recently enlnged and van now b. ioguf
dod na one " The most lengthy thorough md complete ev
u Introduced 10 tho public in any similar institution iniho
Unltud States
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TUITION FEE IN ADVANOE

For entire Mercantile Couue, time unlimited 81.
Same Courfe, fof Ladios =.
Twenty Lessons ih Practical ronmnnsihp, simply
For Coll courIc IN flouHainf ETC., per agreement
n n For particulars send fof Catalogues Circulars
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-19

BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT
orinros ihrso distinct grades, Wis nuaiofy, Regnlar
and EHtendoi Courses und thnghton fosomf New Meh'
%, recommended by twenty of the most reliable
Practical Accountants Of Cleveland
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TIE EXTENDED OOURS il

IL u Il y AAAN bAAt ~ ~ " ~ > "
emlra lonshy practical feta from Tho varons business
Ftns, and designed fuf such siuorh may wish 10
,pend longer than the time required by Tho Regular
coure Cnnd hat gr1tuiIoay) preparatory to entering
some fpeuiH House.
nv taking In addition the E,tcnded Couc, tho student
will be- faithfully md pronmhly employed six months,
pENMANSliiP, "Pfnotioal and ornamental" In nlllts
ynH uot will hs taught IN The most thorough and efficient
nnnncr by of the best enchcr In tho West. besides
d ousuai method of teaching nusnoss Whiting, tho CHR
ythm graphic System will also hu taught Thasyttom, Ho
pupn nf and recommended by best educational mem
wtturh inthc Public Schools Of Cleveland CoumhusN
rlo lo Many other schools open for good teachers OF
Chlfytimnrfanhv n soon aa they can be- qualGrd
Id AfTX LECTURES on Practical hnd theoretical
oat.Kccpine, Mercantile Laws Commercial Eihics, 20
little Economy, At of Computation, Commercial Cal1u.
uois, Mercantile Customs, naHkingi Exchange, Com
netoo Railnadng Commercial History business Cores
pon i noe, pcnmanship,eto.
The New Suit Of Rooms of this College, occupies the
ana location n the city situated thcy ho corner
the Public SOUS and Superior street. h1riing fnif
Wow Of most par Of tho city and the Lake. The rooms
arc neaiy and taspfuy furnished, surprising IN hoauty
perhaps those ofany similar nsstutlon n
ihe LAuIEs'COUReE Is tho same NJ ihnt of tho Cen
tlstnen nfr ling equal facilities 20 hndol who may wish
10 avail thomsulvea of tho Commercial Coufu.
The ptucipnl having extensive business acquaintance
IL onabcdto good situations for many ofha grad
untoa
Nia,ch,oh, SLY.
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rIIE REGuLAR COURs d

intended 10 represent oycry species Of business from he
smallest Retail the heaviest and most intricate Ol
Whocsnir and Commission ns wellns ankng, Railroad.
ing cr demanded atpfesont by vast and constantly
increasing Commerce.
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Rare Chance % Make money!
1875 Copieg

1910 JOpleR
of hsndsomsly houod. eeii priaiod and ahowy
boob ol 52 pnrol, r0fk %
namanto uud ncnlityi
WIN - t1il in raetaEea of twenty -6vo copies
corb. 70 The following uuequullod bargaiust
roekngo Of e5..............-..s5oC Cente
EnUkuEOH Of Ht.sta.tsts..ss ssssss.s 100.
40 Pnckanoa % a0........ -..........a.T5.
The woft VIII readily oor at ro,a a, from one
fatwo ahiilmrs por copy.
lhh it tafu cnanco for young men, boys,
country aorokeepeft and othora 10 make large
rrodn on rory small Investments. Enquire o
Or address JAMES PELAN,
Nag f94w City Book Store. Tihn, o.
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MERCANTILE COLLEG Il,
consan puntic squsnnf
CLEV VELAND o III O {,
Incorporated May, o, 1851
81. @ FOLSOM. AM - phncipui
L A @ u l. 4 Y
y. q .PnfpOM, IT CALKiNsf Oh JUDD
Instructor In Accounts md Lectures Dizziness Gus.
A. J. PHELPS, w. d. CLARK, q. M JUDD
irearhofs of Practical and Ornamental penmanship.
gEopgF uRADnUnN. ptof r.. y. HUDSON
ps,CsA CURTIS, Special ooturcf.
rHos noLfoH Csc itnnrt o. WiFALhhh
Hon. lnun saowHLl.
facturorson On Commercial Law, Science cf Government
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TIE EXOELSIORl
AND COB MILL
Invented by Charles Lcavitt, and
Patented on the 9th ofFeb. 1858.
For Sale by ], M, NAYLOR,
TIFFIN. OHIO.

The above Mil hastho o mostva abl lclmprov
montsl portable Corn Cob Mills aud isadapted
TO the Notwithstanding and Crushing urp SOS
,ress,iin.1 r. -, iIed n. - A.
by experience.
rHE ADVANTAGES THIsMILL HAS OvEROTIIERs.
lat Thattho ogrindorsaroinsortod on movable
rings which ara cast OF haId meta and when
worn outoau boreplaoed by now rings, In Eve
minutes, fortho small sum Of three dollars
Also, this m 10 @ an grind faster than any other
Corn and Cob Mil lofiorod for sale. Thio Mill
was awarded
THE FIRsT PREMIUM AT THE oHosTATEFAIR +,
Of the present year (i855)in a fair trial with
tho Lttio Giant, Star, aud all other Millsbrought
In competition. The Excelsior Mil will grind
FROM ten TO fteen bushels hourly, according to
the dogrseof dnonoss, and can be worked by one
nr two horses.
Nov. SOth IS. J.M.NAYLoR.
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pLEANE TAKE NOTICE. /.

THAT the eriber isalways on hand toex
ID acute all ordera aud jobsin the line Of bis
trade, and hoposthattho pabiiowiil not toyorlook
hand 10 ratn
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AMENDMENT NO. q.

Dalod ArrIl "a, les7. -'''IU'"' . UI'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Ocean Steamers, Sc.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ fr HAVANA and EEw-ORLRANs.-On FRIDAY,
April IL q; o'clock ~ from Pier foot Of WArrent North
kiser the last and favoTte steamship EMP E CITY, r.
Cfh viii sal s chow Passage Be secured AZ the ofee
line Freight nts
received Apr To- shipper, VIII Be supplied with blank bills OF
ns of the orm signed BY the line application their
office. No other forms signed, and bill lalins will be
sisned Ter the hour 81 'ans For freight passage, apply
e. the chce, No IN West 81, ccTprr of Warm.
N o. ROBERTS, Asen..
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
6tfamboats an6 Railroads.

MILWAUKEE and MISSISSIPPI RAIL-
NI ROAD-TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS snd TRAVEL
Frs: The MILWAUKEE aud MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
COMPANY sy. pubic NOTICE that h. Lin. OF r. -d !.
plpte the Mississippi River at PRAIRIE DU CHEN, aud
tbry prepared Freight and Passenger. from
Mwsuh., and Chicago dire" to the M.s.pp River, st
pint 20 miles higher up than any other Rosd
Ti, Line for and dispatch desirable than
sny other Northern Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota BE-
ing saving ~ mile. Lake nayssiion and 70 miles of River
d,y lin, Of hrcs.. Steam Packe. controlled BY this Com
pan will connection with the Road 20 and from sire
au Chen and Saint Paul. WILLIAM JERNls, suP't
Milwaukee, April IS, 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Tor EALE-For permanent investments pr
Il c,p, oty md County BONDS. Tbs uaserasn-d skrrs

s9s Hsneseh County In pr cent Rona as.ed Jaiy
1855 and redeemsble At the American Exchange Banh
fcwyofh July 1875 interest coupons, payable annually
the let day Of Jsy, $l,oo eseh.
eIocoe Warsaw Cfty rnl sper cen; Bonds dated M,y
and due Of the American Exrhange bans New
May q 1876 interest coupons payable January and July
Q 1000 each.
The above Bono, were sued couf.lniy with N Act oftae
State Lsraue authorizing iie issue Of BoGds aid The
ctn,true,ion Of the Warsaw aud Rockford Railroad The
snoap CT taxable property in the county for The y.ar sS
+5os 9fs t755os, population. about ZOO;
IN scre i $40 The amount of taxable property IL ise city Is
coo COO taxes S3n5o population 500 The aathoriIe6
by th. city 900 and be sud by either
the city courty without Act of ih. Lssture aud
toD'a BY ID, people that even pr-Aa9n la. ee 70
make these bonds unqussonsbe point ol security aid hey
cannot be rspadissd under any oirrums,auc.s.
Hsneock County il Of the mo pro.Pro.. 10 the ssi-
and il psced that 80 mile. of the above Raro-l from
Warsaw Oqusw Ia Junction ~ b. finished aud in full ops
ration In 81 ds from The rre,-n TIM have fully eIsnied
the strength o these securities. ana recommend
my friends and the public with th utmo., conhdcnc. beyng
they will compsre with ythns IN 'he market rnd
permensn inve,m-i Bonds h. cund
Of the under which ihese Bonds ved and full par
ticul.rs apply to ALBERT II. SlCOLAY
HO77l No. Brosd-.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
rT7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


Mr. KENNEDY Of RoIbury has discovered In one o. our
pasture weeds remedy that cures EVEkY kD Of
He ,cd in eleven hundred cases. and never failed
Except in both thunder humor Ne has now In ms
hundred certificates of Its value ali wthin
Two bots. ar warranted to cure a nursing mouth
One three bottle. viii cure the worst Kind Of PpP.s on
Two To- three bottle. will clear the system Of bp'
Two bottle. warranted to the worst csnser in the
Three to five bottles warranted the worst Of
erysipes', -.
Two bottles warranted to running Of the ears and
-Four to bottle, waFsn,ed corrupt and running
One bottle will scaly eruption Of the skin.
Two three bottle warranted to cure the worst case "
Two three bottles are dssps
at caseo Of rheumatism.
Thrre to four bottle. warranted to salt rhsum
DIRrcrIons roR UsE-Adult, tabl. spoonful per day
T. & sr .S s A. no directions tsn b .pps.Ss
to all tass enough to opes,e on th' oo"s .ce
Of psyi sSyioSi. i.. >',''''''' 49,
TO BIZ USED IN CONNECTION WITH
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
FoH IsYLAnnAT.oS AND HUNoR OF THE EYES, this sives
immediate relief you viii apply 1t on linen rag when going
FoR scALp HEAD you will the hair OF The affected part
apply the Ointment freely ant you viii see the Improvement
FoK sILr RHrrM rub i; well In often convenient,
fof seLrs on an .fs|sd @ 'Sses You E VIII ed sas IN ss a
You cannot help wi.hns well to the inventor
FoR ScABs These BY thin scr1d hnid ooins
sh the kin hardening the surface IN short
full of yellow matter on All niaed surface
You viii apply the Ointment freely bat do not
rub ii in.
SoRE LEGS This common di'eas" more so than is
supposed the skin purp- covered WIN soes,
end tch-s inoeraby sometime. forming running BY sp
pyne the itching .nd scales will disappear
days but must keep with the Ointment unu the
skn get. lie natural color.
Fon 1HE PILEs and Inflammation you viii It freely;
j, will give immediate relief
This On,Inep, agrees with fesh and gives immediate
relief in every skin disease fesh is heir To-
Price 50 cents per box. .. - ,,,
Manufactured BY DONALD kEkNEDf, No <o " s1fen''',
RoAbury Mass. ,,.
Provinces.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
wv DusoST, Auctioneer.
NTAIIrARI.E AAIDEN-LANE PROPERI9,

By order Of the SUPREME COURT, under the direction
Of D. HOBART ESQ, Referee rn,n,y .-,,,
VIM DuMoNT win sen at Austiop, on thiD1f gpIt ngn -
~ elo,k the Merchants Exchange that VAIL
PROPERTY Nos and Maideniane, near Broadway, bo
in. 50 feet front and by % feet deep. , -
BThe sale Of the above property postponed from
The oh Of Apr tone Of the dendans having died nce tne
pty Of the udsen h order TO amend proceedings and vs
n nsYfect title 10 the purchasers
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
DEREMPTORY SALE Of BROOKLYN PROP

i ERTY-JAMEs CoLE { son ~1n sell on Fkl9as' w
April H. ecock Mercbsnts' Ercbauge
ihs 4story BRICK STORE and LOT No fiaintoH ave. 0ns
best stands Tor business Ia Brooklyn .x o,
Also, LOTS chsbly dtusted on Van ST'p'''' INV -
e<ds~ioktt. -. A. I,.s .sch
Il.o PLATS Of GROUND. containing aeo1h y . vi
On Doasss 81 bstWeen Vanderbilt sud Uhhei III. - '..n,
ksni on Flsibosh Turnpike, po''e-sns pf''P''' y
pssstd beauty. -. ,, IA 9l,tsts and on
- o. S In IN. Eighth Ward " to,e an es.As
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

OrFIoE oF THE MICHIGAN SouTHEzS AND SoRTHLN(
INDIASA II. r. COMPANY, E-~fofh March 10, 1857.
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
Of this Company for the election OF Directors snd for
three n,pe oors the ssecesdng election, will be held the
Ofce Of the Company ADRIAN in the sise Of Michigan
The poll viii be opened a. II oeoek a. and continue
cr~n untA ocloek and much longer as The inspeeors
nav fnd receive the Of electors but BE-
yond sunset that day. -
The Transfer Books will be co.ed SATURDAY the Ilth
j. AZ. HOPKINS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
paints, Oils, @lass, sc.

ECKENRIDGE COAL OILS
I'D y. +. THOMPSON, Agent Depot No ss Greeu"ieh--t'
Eew.York. ,
The Breckenridge Company are prepared to supply these
celebrated Os for Machinery and Illuminating purposes u
anantities 20 suit purchasers. -
Thick Machinery and for Oil Lamps 81 q per gallon
Thu Oil for Camphcnc and Breckenridge Lamps 81 pof
gallon.
discount Of per Thick and 20 cen; on Thin
Obs made TO the trade.
Terms cash delivery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Jnsuranre Gompanies.

H,HE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
i COMPANY No. IS wsll.t, New York having ne~ an
nupl. capital of more than SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS viii mako Insurance Marine and Inland Trans
poraton Rsks At tho rates Of premium and settle
!o,s., with their former pronptness and liberaly.
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH WALKER, HERMAN BOkEk
JAMES yRyFLAND ROBERT L. TAYLOR,
CYRUS CURTISe RICHARD PATRICK,
SANI-TL WILLFTS H. w. JOHNSON
WILLIAM I. FROST, GEORGE w: hENniNos'
WIIII1H WATT FRANCIS HATHAWAY.
EySpY EYRE AARON l.. REID,
CORNCiIIS GRIENELL. JOHN \. WILLIAMS,
nIViI, W CATLIN r. HAYDOCK WHITE.
+ y MORGAN WILLIAM BOYD,
BENJ NJ WHlTLOCB, JOHN MekESSOH'
TIIWOOD WALTER HORArIO EAGLE,
JAMES CHAMBERS, WILLIAM SELsoS' Jh''
n. l.. McCREADY CHAS: pIhON
DANL. 4. WlLLETTS, DAVID L. SAihE
+ FUGTRTON PAUL ". SPOFFORD,
HAROLD DOLLSEk.
ELLWOOD WALTER. President
CHAS NEWCONB. Vice President
{. J. DEsPARp, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
CUPERIoR COURT City ard Coz County yv%I Of Sss, SsT;

CUPERIOR COURT, City And Soan'y u%, =, n.Sr NeT,
Nya,s- IuUy " HOLD NE snA JANES hoLnANE
.s.in., CHARLES H. STANTON and pASitL srs.nh s..d
-sun mon. monsy demand on eonfrses ~ VIC VIC 49,,
dan, CHARLES II STANTON: Yen ne sefroy su1S'n,S.
and rreu~d answer thr complaint n this seon 80
"a Cenu,y or Nv, Ycrh on the day Of April 1871 and %
copy of snr~sr 20 The said complaint on se
,erh,r, a. No 70 Broadway The tly Ot w
Yoi within twenty days aer th .crve hereof o'
a.. Ssy of such servies AID fail 20 the '-d o
rl.t vitha tie .o ss.G tie plaintiffs in sls N,on VA
.ke tpSsu. against yoa for The Of twelve hundred do
.rs With n.s. from The ninth day Of Nay one thousand
sisht hundred and fy beside ;As costs ei tAi' S
pstsd Hew-Yorh. ApTil 8. 1857 -
NORRIS pKLASCEY fI.in,if'' Attorneys,
Apl7 IAw6wS N~ 20 er'-'aNsy'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Apil u
Judge NyL.oS.

COryRIGHT.
Gustav Strive Frederick BchedI.T and John r. r.
NEIsoS, C.J.-Thc bill in this Is>iIed by tho
pan 10 restrain the defendants from the publication OF
work ealled Gustav SbHres Vet GesohiAt "Gu-tsv
Strives History Of the World" for which b. claims o have
obtained copyright
Tn. defendants In their answer set up that early tho
wear 1852 the plaintiff made arrangement with one William
ScAlut.r printer OF = German Newspaper 10 ths
eity to pint certain parts OF the work mentioned,
and of said siy solnes Of tho
printed aud published bectwceD the le Ddbo
the plaintiff from Shute aud did receive dur
ing The publication thereof dollars per sheet for the
crip. -ad work and also 20 participate In de-
srec profit, Of the sales and further that the wok wNs
nut on sale immediately the first pubation and
tnud uut april 1886 when Schluer becans unfortunate. In
ft Of hi. including the edition of the work In auc
ton hand and also the ped plates OF the
He pre- yOusy given chstte mortgage the
10 one SebaBn sehoyadderbeck 10 large indebted
ness The property subsequently sold under The ssgn-
Ineu public auction and the title Of ths d..
copyright Of the plaintiff not taken out for the worh Until
the 10Th April 1856 This y the substance 0f the
seuted the bill, answer and atiida'its -
Beside the spparc title 20 the edition Of the SIX volumes IL
the history in question derived under the Of Sch
ter th th. plaintiff aud the printing and publication In
ance thereof there another objection ~ the Injunction aked
tor 10 given BY the 4th secou Of tho
Copyright Of II provided that person shall BE- ent-
tied 10 he benefit OF IT, unless he shall b,tore publication d.
copy of the title his book in the Gle Rs ots
II the District Court the district ia which the author lives,
aud shall within three months the publication VI the boos
deliver copy the CLERK Of the said District In this
of these steps taken till yesrssfsr the pub.
cation aud after editions had been printed and the ea
part sold The motion for the preliminary injunction must
fheFefp be denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
NswYosE Apr1 1857
->rvyprur, IOTJCE ~Ths Sinking Fund for

TlIVTDEND NOTICE.-Thc SINKING uiI II. i
IL the Redemption q til. BOND. q I'M. M. 81 blfss and
ths ,,cu., Iasst,e Authority having essa p t vt VT
DirreteTs have declared DIVIDEND "f ikN aH A. r.
on u. c.oltal stosk uf the Company Psysne ~ az NJ,
77th Say Of April instant OF the Transfer Vne Sr,a ~
the following resoHIllop oi 'Ae DN' ->fS -
*. sstaGl .hn. nt uf the Sinking FUND; a.. C.,
R.oreS That often s the hend puehssa q .ie , cr,
s ,non Y.eeYins due authority from tins Legislature OF
declare the next sensn dividend day sisek
ub,Te the amounts 70 or more full shares. the
.e be placed the credit Of the stoekhoder and
6rsc To-, the came issped application a. the oce and
when dividend does not amount TO full share the stock
hodeY will recefve crp cecate IN favor Of the tcsrer
which ean be into full stock presentation with
other similar certificates i amounts which be made into
full shares. -
The Transfer Books will be closed 81 O'Clock the lrh
and be opened on the 18th instant The Board Of D
resolved that in future tho stock dividends viii te
declared the Sinking Fund amounts 70 five cent
the capital stok instead Of ton per cent provided ia the
original resolution.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.