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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
OARD FROM OAKR " u.

SANDUsNy, Ohio, December ist, 1857,
n ENTs,-In addfe,sing you this circular we would
II mention thst since wangon with our last there
ms hrenan advance BAR riu, Nails anil Gnsj md In
the midst n enlargement hv connecting the Sheet Iron.
spring and Axle trade with tho business there hasorrued
an exr toflnay oiss u the financial affairs Of the
try which pats Quietui check the whole busnes,
community.
in view ofh' manaiary ca.amly, we odsr a. Wholesale
OFT entire stock of Fencing, fni hng Wrought Anneale
and Cat Nss Cast and spring steel Fog sleigh shoes,
shre Iron, Pipe Shell Boxes, Cast Sleigh Shoes Wagon
iiuhhs, Sc, Sc., NJ abont cost for cash.
Our stock of Iron Is large and comnetci also heavy
,toct Of Sheet Iron. We or Pine Boxes cheaper ihan
they can DO hoesht anil an-pored from the East, Wagon
Unhh suppsd in arfe or smnll qnnniNes, n Nanuncm
rr'pTlces We aIspfparsi to an your ori promptly,
anA gsie fnraAo heretofore extended as we respect.
fully solicit your 0T.her orders, aud Iemhn,
(doi.2m) Truly Yours, CARR co.
Blplsing Uouse of w. c. Hedges * Co.,
Pay Interest Deposits
Remaining Months, at per cent.
"5
p 90
Deposits payable any time, Of Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. c. BALDWIN,
July 10, 1857. w. G, HEDGES.
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MR. IoHN RARN. =

so long and favorably known as the
Cutter Of the firm of John and Peter
Park, is now the Cutter and Fore.
man for w. HOBBS, and will be glad
to have his old friends call upon him
when they want a nice fit.
Tiflin, Jan. %, '5S-3m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

EB- The STATE Military Coayeption is
u5w In Issl0n Al Colambas,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

EF~The Republicans Of Pittsburgh
have elected their Mayor by 1900 major
;t,.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
PETITlON FOR DIVORCE.

DENiAMtN +. WARNER late ~ resilient of Kro,
- county IN the state Of Ohio, viii take notice hst
eed In The Office Of the CLERK Of he Con or Common
Fleos OF Seneca county, Ohio petition prnyiug fora ds
,oulnn Ut e marriage contract cN1ing between her anil
NE 'aii beninmin Warner, md alleging n substance
9s cause Tor The same neglect of duty nm h1hn
rnhen"e. Toy three yrnr lat past, he par o the said
hennnn y warner !. X HDRn,
in22Ow.p s2,OO Att'y fr Petitioner.
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The Eclectic College of Medicine.
Oincinnnti DIN

CtNChNn0tb, Oh&O.
l'hs eprins session Of 1853 viii commence on Mon.
day The IN Of Fehruary, continuo sixteen waets
fN nnd thor ugh Of Lectures viii De rivrn ocrn
pying x ho,r daily, with good oprornnea fo
attention 90 r1rirol Anatomy, and with ample Clinca
facilities at The Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement Of tlte chair will be aa follows
T. Il. ST. JOHN. NJ. D.,
Professor of Anatomy ana Physiology.
J.F. JUDGE, M. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. ]. HOWE. NJ. D.,
PrOlcssorof S.rgeiy.
C. II. CLEAvELAND, NJ D.,
Professor Of Maleria Medica and Therapeutics
VIM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Medical Practice aud Pathology
J.R. BUCHANAN, MD,
Emeritus Professor VI Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
The Terms for the Session ill be tho ssoo as heretofore
Wis Maicula0n, $500. Thtion, e7OoO. nem0nstnt r
Ticket, Slnn Ever student G, required oengnga IN ds
section session heofe rrhnation) 0rldratiun J 60
Ticket 70 commsr'ial lio,p' NJ, (ohiionsD s5Oe
The ieriurc- Rooms newly fnishcd, mi cofon
able and in rer'rnl locality din College Iln W.nu 81
wherestudsts will fn 10 convenient 10 call on their arrival
Tickets Tor The Soson may be ohiained Of the Dean
ihe Faculty. a. hs Office, No ~ Smith street of rrof
g. H. CFAvELkNn, Eeoreiory o the Faculty, No. lj0 Sew
enth street, near Elm.
ineair JOHN KING, NJ. D., DEAS.
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" AaWINVIVNi Jan. TO.
HousE,--The Committee to investigate
charges against members or officers Of
the last House. growing out Of the Mid
dlesex Manufacturing CO. tariff funds,
was announced. IL consists OF stanton
of Ohio. Moore Of Ala, Kunkle Of Pa,
Wright Of Ga and Russell OF n. Y.
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Ey'Tho Douglas Democracy Of Indi-
ana are no. willing to ackRowedge them
selves beat. gaag are circulating a call
Cor another S,a,a Convention. to he held
At indianapolis on the eel of February.
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NOrICE

nN Tuesday, Fehruav 3D. 1864. IT 70 oclock A NJ the
Cubs, rihtTf wi sell 90 Pebble saiu Al the aiirsad
epnt, Tiain, Ohio, Two noxe. Books, said Boxe. ars
ma'fed B. Mccoy and viii be sold TO pay Freight and
'hHufes.
1iun'J Hsfw CAMPBELL a KIsKADDEN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

lie has bought his goods for Cash
at the now Panic Prices, and they
will be sold correspondingly low.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

RB- Horace Groeley leotured in Cleve.
land on Poetry aud the Poets, on Friday
night
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-22
Eli H! NlaOl51 !
XeiCenoe Lefet
&DtldSclpDtn Wfebi3tnifbes Sans,
errl9tet Dor 3mei unp 5mon3is Slbren ourd
Dr. Kinkelin.

ILL.,. hIuhGlll,
Gde Sr &rtiten unb untoR. StraBf, philadelphia,
Smet uno 3pan5i8 Sabre
@rfaRrnn8 Bat Or. Stnteltn su einenf ser erf Olgret8afn gersts
II Der SaE rpn allen g ~antbstteu To- b~tltttiGeF unb oebeImes
gstro' E, n.aAm m,.ssGs I maSsfS = &C. T.! ais sa 8, aesgt5 8at Yer.
Der 2aut, uno fDl6er. be ron lem Wig6rau6 ron Weffur
satteben - gerta6t.
~Nebmt beFoncere Nctt3.
20 1T cine uble @eppbnpett, Der fb 5umstlen bic 8ndben
IN Der @tnianttat sr8e6ea, bic nit t4heu . ibis 81 t6ser WfaHn-
BARRETT aufwG6f, unO wflGe, wenn Mot tn %ge66riaer 8ett abb
gsleBt, ntGt nar srnttlt6e ~9inSerai1e berpDrruft, %lpnbern aud
Seranlatun6 SIT etnfr @etbe SDn anbaItenpen, perfGnett9en
anb Serteerenben 0eibeni&aften gtebt,
2gent8e. S6n bteien, Die I'D Oieir Serberbliden @ep0bnbe'
Y6ie Ssft1r S%errtttet fnben, f.emOe uns unertlarbare Nufre.
gaah9 u9b @em4t9s6angisfeit f%itlen: Stese Sette q, %, 80
Ser HaoladliGe 70 a%naesrifta Ttrb "fdpa9i d, aTaffaafp
INN nit %8etppbnter Mulftgtitt an Die Mrbeit IL eebtn pter ib
Sunl @tubtren an b%sReiBen, ien Sdritt 1T tr sc uab i6wa& !
Sun9en peni8er GbGttafett ais s%sr66nlt6.
gDeun ct it'd BON btefer Gewprntett lOsret5i, che baielte tGr
S6iimmfeS ppabra6t, uo DerbetrItbct f6, 70 1T feline Gbe
unfru@lbar, ano istne gernunft fG8t iRm, baB bteIes burd
55tns fFitsre 6porlet' ssruFia4t porssg 1T. Dtelss ftnN
9etrd@tun9en wel6e bic ufmerfIam tel
|aller erweden fpllteu, bte d. in am.
Itt4er Gage beftnben.
Bebaltet e8 i'm @etd6tniE.
Dertent8e, ipel6er fb unter Or. 8infeltn'S 9ebanblunC
Sertrausn, unO fA auf bic Berlderung perladen,. b6 BITE Sc
betmntte Der SraAfsn D N Or. Ginfstn ntenals cntbaat wer,
NIB. Gde BON Der Gritten uS Untonifr.', 53niI8en Sprucr
un6 plne, 9btla6eipDta, 01. e.
&ranfe in elmer @rtfernnng,
Bic t9ren SAT- einfa@, b~erbunten nit alien tbrsn S9rnptonten
t6nnen Dr. Ginfeltus Utcbt5tnen ~bcngemdB unpersl9ltd mad
jesent. 8Getle Ger unten, entmctet NIT Der ppt o9er @rRreB
isnbet cr9Glten.
2eie! Sugeno unO Wtonnbarfeit!
Sin fraftDOlc3 Qebett n6er Elm fribSeitiQer Zoo
EintsItn ifer SelbRer9altune - uur IS Geuts.
9riefe, wel4e tsnen gDe tB liz clamps %sntbatteu, werbet
@6rsI8iI
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SIe meme bentide Qe6erban0laug

bh
Souls Gerputiu8,
gtS- IS rrifcn- 5piiten Baltimore anb 8~a9ettsar,
(ethe Ireppe todO II
enpFeGit ttren ret6en gOrratD ron aQen Qrsen Go6lene unb
Sbrrlt6fr, ais aal6Ge6er,. Mir, O%terfeber, 8rfleber. @ferbe-
asofr, Patent GatGfeus, i0wte ate 5Drten BON 2tntn95 unp
ten @SrI4nlen unb auSgejGntttensm G0bfenlebar ben 5Gub.
inG9ern. Huf tdS @ngee8entti@fe, b. ae ttsfe Qeberartsn
bier btatger ais ir8enb fpnR gu 9lben ifnb.
Trfntbe. bic unlere 6taot beiuben unb Ginffufe In pben1e4
nannten Nrtiteln 81 ma6ea Gaben. wer6en e~tuatInben, In SIS.
9aEttignltr-, 4 SrapPe bod, .gpr8uIpreben, .6eSUr fs HO ans
ber& tGNfen,
2puts GerbntIms.
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SDa SfA.Dlnnie

Ger emOp&tfNt, INVERTEBRATES @ge6ibete NirolOa Or.
5glgefe + lit na4 ieintnl alien pLaBe, $50. f3t 6 arOlt-
nj fr.. @fs BON 8antfr. Suriifg te0rt, Gr If Elm f6erer
Seiratbs ans slegea8etsn. Gr fam ans .Dia9e sOraus fasea
Gtntes DStr YSis, fir @oldf, sis tn @efApf Iab pber llnaa
angaGe son t6ten 9eGeasSprfpmn,niTen %iabrau5, iaDretu su
bdben MIN den. GOl6e Aaben tbr @ltet eenat ~ansusebeR
p6er etn;ulenben. &benfu tprb CT 0leS gin ~prafttStren uat
Ruren pcn aGen nt9Hertbfcu 8rantbetten an MsnI6en unb
9ieb uaAtn. Aue DtejsutSen. tpeAf fet LANCER 8et franz
fab unb uiHt ae1uu6 weroen fSsuen, untefanntcr urfa6en
pesen, tn59en i5 an Or. @plpefer wenben, er rotr9 tbneu pa.
ritet suaiunft setea unb fs pstIea
Sfatt nitro fur Nrme pber &rnnte gratis ert0eilt.
y ~btaguneeu fir Ddntea Is Gts., fir 9erren so Ste.
SfFces Stun6ea Sou 8 H6r 0pruitta6s Big 10 IHr &5en6s,
Der Nldnte it am Tenfer. Wtar82tWt
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betlt. etberDei6rer6su, @elbfabt DiSpepfr. r6rSnif6e nkt
nerpEie 9@@d&e @tarafl an gerbauung, SiStpn8en, gf0mL
nno G9n8enlel6en, wel&e BON Geber- Dber Ytagentr%a ntbetter
%terribrea, unb are SrAntbetttn, p.lde our6 t1Afn f@rdueh
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unb aat SGure aus ~bei1telben entftrnt. IS ftGrtt Ste gerpcs
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sen, t6ttct bic apirm5r, silt aae gpimnb. hub aISS S D snSgCI,tt
in etntgen Iu8enbItfen. rtn9t lnitt8, srle@tert StegBo1erlih.
tigen, retnt9c oaS 5lut, ~teIetpert ete Circulation be0elben.
artrt nnmerfit3 ub Vbne Sbmer3ea, pcnn man bic SpppeIt
pGrttDn baDOR ntmmt.
Qaa f&nsOti&s sttters tt etn aaseesst6nctes Wetite1 aeaen
Steter, 0tnbr unb gplsrG. NtS fcl9es bat es f8 beipSbrff nnS
ssfrteien BET ben jran5pti9en uno euslif@sn Eruppen In e..
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StdbsdfSte in bstbet &ruppentbetlen et"neefibrt purbe BEG
Gterblt@en tsr Gplodten, bic btefen b6s0rttaea Rr0ufbeiter
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0G@ t@re6tide Stttet5 1T untrettie eIne& Der befsnQr,Eus
mttIei. ea5 nod te Dgr baS @ubltunt fan, unb traae III bax
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benz es cue bic Setllr6fte beltst, bic ibm pbe2 suselGrit6rA
tnb. bterfur Tam I'D 9unberte son Bewetfen Itefefr!
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Set iebsr 5lGf6e 1T clue SpafGhbtge Observation-Disclosures,
oeutt1er uhp eualti1er Sprdde. I'm Srrtbintsrn nnr,rges
gen, ba6e tb 81 ternerten baB to- aMger Gem Dben beGhriSstste
neot5lR' StIIfs aug moo cth anbereS unter benz aIeId,s
Ndnlta OefeltH, wuWts, IN optelS unb observation-disclosures Serfax
ten wtTS, IN dnsaast&nst ss8en DsspcpFa uab MoaenletSsY
III Ger Yrsts per {Si!ai@e % @entS Cler 6 5lat6en far S2,50,
5H psrtautea Bel Ssm ~al,trtaeu @erferftnerss
@n9en 6. SdSnius,
Dtntf d en- MPptbetsr unS @UemtF,
n EtNsr IpOtDete, NUrbsfs@Sesu Sietien uHS apbarlsn
&ttIabelpDta ia.
Sdupts Agen EN-
9gaabetssta g. g. @nitb NAB GV,. 80. lag. e5t.o
mnb 29l unb 296, NSrb 2, &teaee; Dnuam. 8of.r Mt
SO. 3 Stb 3. ct. unb @fe be D. &dappbtu,
@epsg9Tt &lbert Dung, ApCtVeiet, Gde gprerv rpbk
nalfr1ee.
ct. paul, Miune1ata, .tOuma. Bentr.,
Bas> Sn Baltimore gu BADEN I'm @.ca uni
Slietns1erfauf in Der Sffce bea Wedfp' f.,
ne and Bel McOre & Dieffenbad, Sc oei.
6tus uno SanoperGr s,M. SeetRoh. 10 G
1R~fks~a~a7x
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Sine Tarnt in Der Ndbe BON Baltimore
1et f~acrFnnEpn.

Glue i6Gne 9arnt' GrIber Or. 3pwarbs @lab) Is Weilen
son Balttmpre, an Der @bitaoelpbia Soab. gle entbGlt 105
Nder Qdnb nit WebduliAsttten an bstosn @noeR, 10 bab e8
auf Q0umf6 beS 8aafer6 In etns Rtcr spet 5armcn 8etbetIt
mer6Qn fauu. Dds Qam6 greu3t an bic }rantltnsile GOaS,
liebt bgd5 unb eplunb unb II pur6 0ueaen gga 0dteut. met.
dam urb aa5ett toltem QGaHet retalt& %bemadert. 25 afer anb
IN gpalb, Der Met lit 9ut ~aneebaut In Wat5en, @Ogeen, 8lee
unb gDteien, aus elm Gbfsarten babel. Oe 0tbdpbe auf
ocat etnen Gabe itnt Elm se0RabaHg, 90 5nB 8ront, 2fSdtee
GnGe. Stal, SGeusr, &erna uA0 @iabau8, apf bem ambern
Gnbe elm QBp0nbaus nit @i&s, 5ta0, 8prnbaas &c. Das
Qanp nitro tili8 Sertauft np gutter Gttel ~Beseben.
WI6ereS duf Dem WIabe Bet
Tebr11 191D TBbn Garter
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St1a Die Gc0ub 1m0cDer.
kG<Sz&@EssA

Nte grptTe Nn3ipabl bp1
@aiter, 0tert4eilen unO @tiefel<9 dofte, BON
@aIbleper, Marccco (Soffian), Batentleper unb
9oiting8,
aae as BEN. befen Motsrial unb sprsaeltter Qrbeit. f. bar
he ~ per beitsn 6unbenarbett tau8et.- 8ernfr eth erpBe r
ts NdOrtenaeat gpn fransSff8en Ral6feIen un6 gSienff JgGib.
tsssF gus ben bfEeh Ja6rtfea3 iOwte ~EaI8GeOsr eisener 6aBrtt
%no aug eneefh @orfen S0h Heeera bG5 SDn G6u6ma9ern &C..
8otnmt sefaIi8t unp prafet metnen Ncrratt nnb fest eb i'd
"'Qf 9nte8 weber ebenID billt9 fit baar
%3sFtdafe, pte ties tr8enb Elm Monn in amsrtfa t6ut faan,
David Startzmann,
Mtdrj6,15 SGbwefsGde 0pn GaIuert NIB QonbarbRr.
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Ip gSir seben unitebenb cine senaue Ga'
belle BON benz Di8fonto Der perldieoenen 8anfs
apten i'm bieii9en Gerfebr.
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~2Sanfnpten 0robnnoe,
WlarnlanS

8enner, Spurrter uno g o., 8anters II. 8rpferS
- -..... SO. 16 Oalttmrrehr.
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P. Sauter d Binder.

T. Nauter d Bruder,
Ia go 213, @elt>D ratt1fro6e,
3wtf6en 5anpver. II. Sbarpfir
snt9teplsH tetea Setannten unb benz Yublttura TN Iaeemet.
men tbr wcbtaiOrttrtes Eager DDn
81 { n @ q aren
haer art 66l6fetr, Mefsrn unb @absla, qSfela, Merfea.
aea tur 3iidlsr pno anbere 9Dtjarbctler, 6aus. uno QiGen~
N~~~"7 Qanpen, 8(assgD1 aren, 0cael-
- Form 9u6etfernen SO@9Gp
VI neroen prOmet
'"us8 balsen
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Oura 8rauofiftuns eutfaucen. Waan fa4 bic
oeutlldlten Spureu, paB 9ewaltIanl III elneIl
bIiter ten betr. @jebdupen 9ele9enen Shuppen
eln9ebrpden mcroen mar. - Inter ben Verlu@
item baben mir nod pen 5welet Arbetter Der
6erreu 5000 gu n~Otiretl pielen arbeitert $50,
lepb &lunf unp SameS Simplcu) perbrannten
ndmti4 ibre Btrtjeu9e. 5eOer perlOr bapurd
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StmplperIS HM. a-Ha. desc -.n.
TrGger,
Wttttest. 6enGer,
9bl3eyne G1mtndmis.
Sdtefere 8antnfmfe
q ea Sdiefer, pcerbe,
BGus &rr:s gGaared,
Sen 'er0l1s.
5anb.gts8sl, saaber Centre 8il9mfn fir GafetTssrtt ee-
rpi6te un6 bp. Getle, sueeri6ttte 1%ubtSOen, 8aflefne, 8eff
Daars @ c,9 &. @ IS ,tntt u J. ~ 1'ns sss sthfpps stni aF0S' aHs~aDt
8eaeate Nrbett pirb pRnttlib anD tn Der befen g8stfe aes
~ltefert,
Wtr fn6 ferner bte etnSt8en N8enten IN Mfarts
Lamb fir bic gDef.GaRletcn Gtienba9n uno 9 Htster :
G~cmpagnte unb pfftriren 3l ben annebrttarftn 8btn99nBen;
Die beRen, ui6t fpn dbteut su unterf@elosnoeh 8GGaqmnn-
gen Dpn %ItHabpnsr @prpbpr uMb ptrinefihent egppttfGem
8rCcatel, verb Nnttque, Msat, fpanifGem galpas un0 an6srn
~pert9Oolsn @rten BON W1nrnpr, mel0e Snttattonen tbrer
preife nod ME i6ertrOTtn fnO. = AIe BON uns 1T btefsH
Stslen aelteferten Irbettet ftnb f. zen ppltrt, ba6 fe tbren
@lan3 Dtsl ldn8er ais Der G6ts Marmpr balten, unb DSn
Olaud ear ni6t a~nsesrtHen rerpen. sic fnb 6 Dial 70 fart
ais wtrfli6er WtarrnDr ub Sn Stel fG6nerent Nnfetsn Bet
beoeutenber RpfenerfparntB. SEP. q. SteDenS,
Mdra9 9Dft SO. AZ. 1rdttar.. nabs Saaars gBbarE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-21
A Lively Condition of society.

Col Sayles, Agent OF the Post Office Department,
and who has been engaged in the discharge of i'm
porsnt official duties, for that and other depart
ments of the Government, in the proposed new Ter
ritory Of Arizona, passed through ST. Louis lately,
en- route for Washington. Hefurnishes the following
description of the. condition of society in New Mex
leo
A very lawless state Of things exists throughout
the so-caIled .'Gadsden Purchase with little hope
of improvement until the organization Of the Terri
tory. The people are without law or officers, and
the six shooter and boWiesknife are brought into
constant reQusition in the settlement OF real sup
posed grievances.
No less than eight men have been shOtin the San
IA Cruz Valley in few months, without even an at
tempt At Investigation. Edward Miles, respectaN
HE merchant was shot down in his own house in
Tucson. On the second of August, without other
nrovoostion than his refusal to pay an unaoknoWN
lodged claim, and the bloody assassin continued TO
vail the streets Of the town undisturbed. Mr.. Miles
was shot in the breast and Leg hopes, however, was
entertained Of his recovery. A younger brother Of
Mr. Miles, and most estimable young man, was
shot in duel by William Owing st the same place
few weeks previous. He was she's IN the neck ana
instantly expired. Tommy Miles discharged his
rife accidentally after which OEing is said to have
taken deliberate aim with the above result. Inc
Messrs. Miles are natives Of Maryland, and their
aged father highly respectable citizen, is suPPos'
cd to now reside in Washington, D. q
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MUNICIPAL ELEoTIoN There are now SIX cahul
dates for the MayOray in the field and the list Of
announcements for seats in the Boards Of Alderman
aud Common Council would nearly I'll 3 column Of
an ordinary sized newspaper. We are, therefore,
certain Of fB, and We trust also Of an cole rep
resentstion. Whesoeyer may be elected,
discharge their duty, win have easy time, for
growing city implies further wants. and, though
much has been done in the way Of improvement,
mora vet remains to be done. Taxes are high but
the peopls are intelligent enough to know that It
reuuires money to furnish water keep the streets
in order. &c., Sc, and tender as their minds are
upon the subject Of taxation, they care less about
the rate than they do about the mode in, and the
purposes for which the revenues are disbursed. a
iudicious economy which pays literally for works OF
permanent utility rather than narrow parslmony'
which restricts appropriations to present actual ne
csssiies, should be the ruling consideration with
our City Fathers
We are pleased to see that in tho approaching
election, party pOltieshav place whatever This
is as it should be. No question can possibly come
before the Board which has the remctest conneziOn
with either Kansas or the currency, the public lands
or the tariff and the people, therefore, IN such cleo
tons properly eschew all party PFejudioes' We
hope efficient men may be elected, belong they tC
one party or the other ard it makes not whit of diff
ference what their politics SO they attend vel
! 10 their duties An AMERICAN
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Additional by the Persia.

New YORK, sept. l7.-Among other stipulations
Of the Chinese treaty are the following:
direct correspondence between the American
ministers and the government of Pekn the right
Of an annual visit to Pekn and permanent residence
Of ministers there, if accorded to other powers
suppression of piracy, and the opening of new ports
to.include SWeto and Tsrman, in Fsrmosa; United
States shipping never to pay higher duties than
those of the most favored nations double ton
mage duty abolished absolute liberation for Chris
tianity'
The legation of the United States is to be located
for the resent at Canton but it is understood that
hereafter it will be at Shanghai
Russia and Saxony are endeavoring to persuade
Hanover to accept indemnifcatiOn Stadt dues, but
the latter displayed no inclination to accept the
offer lis further stated that the British Cabi-
net had announced its resolution not to pay such
OnerOus dues
The United States steamer Mississippi was ct Hong
Kong. The steamers PoWhattan and Antelope were
in the Gulf Of Peeheli
AUsTBIA-The Emperor of Austria has deCreed
that the National Bank shall resume cash payments
on the LIST of November
RUssIA-The Emperor of Russia has emancipst-
ed 100000 serfs belonging to the national do
main,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Approval OF the Course of Mr.. Forsyth
The Treaty with China-sThe Mexican
PrOtectOra1e---The Kansas Land Sales
WASHINGTON, Sept. ID ascertain that the Gov
eminent here approves entirely of the course of Mr.
Forsyth in delaying his departure from Mexico on
account Of the yellow fever at Vera Cruz.
Dispatches from Mr.. Mason at Paris speak hatter-
iugly of our treaty with China 1t is similar in al
respects to the treaties concluded with France and
England
The Secretary of War has dispatched Mr.. W. B
Lee to West Point with the stand of cOlors aker
from the British at Yorktown; Also the flag carried
by our victorious troops at the taking Of Mexico
They we're considered unsafe here, owing TO the De-
partmeut not being FIRE proof
Letters received from General Houston announce
his intention to press his Mexican PrOtectorate res
lutions upon Congress next winter.
The President has ordered the further postpone
ment of the Kansas land sales till July next. The
reason for this is stated to be the financial pressure
in the country and the consequent inability OF set
tiers to prove up and pay for the presumption by tho
time fixed by the proclamation ordering the sales II
November. The lands comprise three millions Of
acres
The President has ordered the new Land Office
about to be established in New Mexico to be located
at Santa Fe -NetO York Times.