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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Feb. 8, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.
A call Of the House ascertained no quorum pres
ent.
A motion to adjourn till Monday failed-yeas II,
nays S4-stiu no quorum.
And then, after sundry Intellectual motions and
proceedings against time
The House for lack Of q quorum to do business)
adjourned till Monday morning, nine o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

aud asked 70 Be discharged fonfhsir consideration
also the bill (894 directory to clerks and ASSESSOR
recommending its passage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

Inai1 volumes By Calvin Cotton, L. D. Professor ofPus
nc Economy Trinity College In various STYLES Of bnda.
Destined FOR alsadsF be svsFyWhsFs asserted his dss-
my John C. Breckenridge, Vice President Of he Uni-
ted States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
NIGHT SESSION

CLEVELAND RAILROAD
Mr. WELCKER'S bill for the benefit Of the rail
road extending from Chattanooga, passed the third
reading; yeas IA, nays 8
large number OF local bills we're passed on the
second reading
Senate adjourned until 10 a. n, tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11
rHE soLDIBRs OF 1872.


House bill to amend the charter Of the Nashville,
Murfreesb0rO' snd ShelbyVille Turnpike Company,
vas passed on the third reading.
House bill to abolish al fines for military duty,
was taken up and bill in lieu repeating all laws
requiring the militia TO assemble for drilling, was
adopted and the bill passed the third question.
Senate took 3 recess until 2 p. N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-11

Mr. DAVE introduced a bill NO 42S) to remove
the first gate on the GAINESVILLE and HopklnsTllle
Turnpike beyond the intersection Of the Dover the
Old Forge, and Lafayette roads; which was passed
the first reading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

ESoR GALE AT A sAcRHroE-poUR on rArNTrNas
~ Of Iaisp and Swiss scenrwy, BY the dsur CUTS he'd
French sss, Brssssss.y ~ 9ermsn lNhoyrsiss Of
bratcd pictures n sacred history table cloth snd napkins
made for Louis Nv with ROYAL coat Of two amss
Enelish Portrait Gshsry; three venmes Bartss Arecan
ecerery, ksndsosy bound, two volumes friA Scenery
Dowpngs Landscape Gardening ~nd COTTAGES valuable
maps 81 Italy sod G~m~ny; spccs fo~ss ssd knives 81
Tor lh~ than the material
god diver and copper csirs and medals, aacient and
berg Can DO sesn u va Blessk~ Hrsv- fson Sslack A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
AMDsEMsCNsIS,

AMusEMENTs.
NiBLo's GAxDEs
IN sATUADAY. Jsps'2
Las Grand Juvenile Af:erns rsstor@snss but ons by
Tar ~0N osaFuL hAvSs.
rOkGo. tHk iNrsLi.loENr APE
KSCLulTioi,rs ON rHE ri0ar s0rk ''''"'
rhR sAiio rKuMfKf.
Doors open ii il oonnonc. 1t :; coaoaas ai1
ssus s.y evening :, c... ;s,,, '"As
Niles rioaA sud JuL.A L&BaAKS,
sad last apPeAs snce hut siI In ena.ca NJ
ihk Nos ,Eafvt aAvE1s
WV DIvERrIssE4a.r N'''' "''~
NAHUM. Ga tas klvnf Owl.
Antoine In his great original character
fieheA 80 cent. Chidren "a cent?; sppsf oe.ss osns
w LAsr NTOTr or BRIGHAM YOusa
Ss @ ~ s o's@
20 hs Uusd sAtes NJ ctjs Of tho great drsns
h~ been accomplished ard all ia ored,oay strictly yer1et
The beys tnereoro thar this great
HISTORICAL drama VIZ Fo e Pa pss0 rasf TIME
On s Saturday evenin June ~ wa.n =. who have no.
sh.u'n ..se an ,,her lingering look 81 the
THE CHARNI~1 BALLErs.
ru~ ,ws" VII seps tor o, sss 111 aT"'
'hA AAN tx v4iI.ES CT ras s.H!sK roRRsx-
". Toss sssui;s ssrsr EYER press nsa O. s ss.ss %
and siss an oAsNoN in oprr. fer he ,ns. Sss
pierre VII be preceded 3. q" Earning eensaea. o. rs
tam A gree" part e 90 S r. y n ssh''
Mr.. Stuart hiss the pleasure that be viii be
'0"' on 4 s'ss,on X A Pr + e < ss crack
TpE hioar 3oAnD
On Hopdsy-Mr Lester viii appear for the frat time. 90
in the great play Of that e the performances Of the oven
HIs BENsFIr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

RIO THE EDIros or THE NEW YORK aERALD:-MY
brotbe- Abraham Mack, ~ Cincinnati with fa fan y,
conss: Of his WITS snd six Children among
he Cincinnati ths or tina
DISASTROUS accident al tbs Sssquolf bridge, when
OF biz children killed The aud
he hinsei seriously, and y~rhps injured
The survv Of the family At whose this senent
IL bsve far yered FROM bod iy injuries
10 have sbie to their reach this
where thew ABOUT king " Europe.
Although weighed and sDfarog thew
have urderxons tey willing tn leave without
ing their of ,he kaaness which bsen
seown them in their d'suess In every way during he time
they detained BY rness AT Ucs They received from
tue Inhabitants Of that city emitting Kindness ard sten
ton, wri1 The OF he York central Raasosd
Company nothng has Omitted VII oh could In
gree contribute their comfo-t sosce Especially would
brother and family desire their of hs
coac kdaess mpathy wbch they received from
Messrs tcboocra snd d.re,tors tom Wilson,
the and from Messrs aud rres super
ipendspts NJ the ~say. II but ale justice
say, and may be ssls action friends cGcnntu
where that he line accident
arrival this city, thing which possible for
the us officers to do sii.gate suffering
crafty fetina- done With the utmost
and decacs. nc mzy also aid hat gecunsry isms
against the yowug of this fatal rrencc,
have been promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.
nsNaY MACK.
Nrrr gnyu luna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

=. THoMPsok, AUCTIoNERR, NO ie2 NASSAU
street corner 81 Ann rooms nos eAaa sscoad door,
prepared 10 rive his attention sales Of boushd furnt
tre and personal property OF descpuoa their prt
vAss residenoe Advances made, or boughi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
ruE FARMERS AND oARDxNsRs or NEW Yoss

TUE FARMERS AND GARDENERS or NEW YoRg
j and Vicinity requested Attend a ueetng
next sunday June Is ut twi cco NJ At Charles ines
OF eighty sinh Fourth take
the projection If trade the W.
msrGet MiCH'L FAULAAVER, kYest pro ten.
JAocB DirIrs, ste'y pro tem-
THa sPkYEbs LION EaFwEBY OrFfCE .N BOW
i evV--fo trouble TO the pueiio, ths.
the whole OF suck OF sold and ibst
only receive The 3pevers fon
Brewery. ALBERT sPExEAs, fresident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
SALES Ar AUCTION.

UvHOe vEIrCH, AuCTIONEea. oFFfCE 10 srhuuH
s6reet-sher,fs sale Of hsrs@s &c gu hoasN oocs
10 In ron, Of No. 10 Spruce s ee. HORSES sa
xxyN wIrTRRa AUeTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
dsv M 70 O'CLOCK n 4s4 cxn.i street, '.-g. aad
OF gent household &C. ens
IN IT. ~ M f-n,is n sas va Srassea
sres,ry tbs ce.pv and other capse h. oloo marble op
c.n- oninE, tss and extension a.pies ss rnais, cay
tons mahogany spd walnut nsrstea.s senag hsir and
oh.r srrs fes,her .nd bdlag. mig Sad
Ichep furpiue also msrbie top dr--s,og sns other bu
rcsos wSsh,tasor toilet sets, china glass, 40 rs be
pa r~np ,Ortly ss,d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
-
HlLsL.IARD&

A yrRsr CLASS BuLrAsp Roos roE sALs NO. 50
"A Broadwsy ~ ketOtoltsn Hotel, kn0wn
Keess's hluard roou with fssn u fee.ns tables. ~rose
aud sla~ beds I'll foor, N cornpee order le.eg
q Me given Nr a term o. ye,<& Appu ~ kk1Hn
restaurant 81 Bro~dwsy
r,u.LrARDs WADE EAsy.-A tERFECr KEowLsDoa
ID 81 theory and practice Of ne game with rues tis
Nrsma 30, ~rlendsly Wusrshed, IN Phelsns book
frice eess iy rourd 81 Kent hee Of postage by OOUK-
NOR A COItANDEN 50 Ann st<ss<
pgMars WILLARD TAsLEs AID cosHHArrcn
III cushiona fur sale only by fs undersigned. 20
cnsexs he iessi ana WORTHLESS A
,~hrns made o. cheap mster,sa, ~ih which Ne narkss
oR0NWoR 4 VkLSNsf snussw{xh y AN6S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

ID EMOvED JUPITER ZGBOS HESSkR, PAOf. OF MU.
III ate teacher OF e pisoo guitar violin AMI singing has
Ia h,s dws.iag thSS besuttdl Juyet
place from OF Elm and the jewel of the Central r4rk
the reservoir between Eighth Ninth avenues,
iehy ninth and himself his friends
To e1brre houses o. houses single
sIh whous fr fni named place
by Prof. JuPlrMA u. X. n hh<sSNR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
TRANSPORTATION or STORES NAVY AGENT
Il G6re Neg York Juns q Issa : Proooaai. aeaisd AN

TRANSPORTATION Or STORES NAVY AGENTS
Once New York June 1858 Proposals sealed AMI
endorsed Proposals for freight" will be received Mt tas
Office until t~eve occk wedrssssy the 10th Gay o. June.
1855 for the transportation OF 90 e.rrels ess of
government fvcm the Navy Yasd BROOKLYN, 70 Key
West ficrta md 800 barrels less Of
from the Navy fssd, Srookiyu valpsrs,so Cts.
The oilers NUS; TIA price asked per barrel without
Distinction dry. each
bread beef pork -four dried plea pickes
butter, b~Sne molssses vinegar whskey viii be
barrel barrel OF smaller cApscy ALL oh-r packages
be estimated 5Ix cubic fest n barrel,
tbsy the OF ell
oher than the dfihs VIII deducted. p aAge
the Unea stsies, 70 be selecvd by ih. bidder AMI desg
charter party within thirty producing
satisfactory evidence OF e delivery Of bs fhs vessel
ssni No l. and pass usual inspection oy such
petsons a. may sppointe1 by the
yard Rrocklyp snjbe Vt the yard ready
The feigh; spd resented fo-
DAYS beng notified of her
department sef liberty ofer
the lowest bidder such Arrsnsero
may t.s subsrve the publ, interest The vessel. after
taking tn eieki on board 10 have Immediate despatch for
the port Of her destination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

A UCrION NOTICE -EDwI
IA eOOeer. Positive sals OF
eares-E a y n. 5UHskcK will
June "A, ~ Dx q. N, ut Ne. 1873
above frtDce. tho entire fu~Oitur,
part Of sIs CANT oarved m-bogs
zone ees 1f crimson oAmssk
.oompor rica tapestry Brusaeis
plate pier glasses = fee rose go
city Wsker. a few really govd N
handsomely framed, about 1S} V
and rss~ wood tsdsieads, marble
bsar mattresses. fe>tber beds. d
oilel0tlis and the usual ass0rtmo
which The ~ 9 viii con .e,ce
tSis house .sss MADE % order Tor
positively be sold without reserv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

nor NORFOLK AND RICII HuhU.-THS uNIrsn
II states mat s,sssrshp JAMESTOWN Capt Parish, viii
Ieeve on SATURDAY 12h Inst Al ooock M from pier Is
and ~ Richmond On Monday morning Passengers Dor the
South viii prccesd directly BIZ The great Southern mall
line Travellers will and his the Cheapest pe,ssness and
mos, expeditions route Passage aud fars Including suts
" Norfolk 81 TO Feersburs and Richmond $40 steer
age half pricc. Appy 70 HENRY LSDhAh 81 broadway.
IroR SALE CuEAP-A FIRST CLASS ,BTRrH TICKET
ON TIA steamer Kangaroo, sailing The Eih Inst. g
william street, up STARE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

.TEUNEa vALiaIss, BAGS 40
Il " holaszle and retail.
~. D. sTxoao. corner Of 8roaas-y Ans wsFrea sHess.
And Of ksldea lame ani Pearl ssrsek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

r1iyc IcosSrUs~sl ssA SON.
4 EuTUHEs TO LADIES LECTURES TO LADTEs-ON
u heart throat and uugs Friday
afternoon at o'cock brooklyn Institute WAshinGton
street by II. A. Archer. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
PxREsrroRY sALs OF READY MADE CLoTIlNs

WM WRITER'S, AuCr1OrERR, Will. SELL. rms
1o'clock, II 4St Canal street nv virtue ~ an
~rccutn barrels 81 choice Bourbon hsxev
one srsn two OF three bsskess az ham
psane vine beer rumpa strecs lamps. syrup bottles
Two soda waer forDtalna root beer esoef ehandeisr
gas pipes brackets burners glass vsre cutlery silver
ware ice fcrca stools chairs tables two &C uusers
swapaN IesSypS, 40 HNls pos1NvN y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

III AHGF POsTTrvE AND PTREMPfORY SALE or
~ eudd pstor and cnember furnture roAewo1i pano-
forte. tnlsd WITH pearl spirodd Letrunsut fruf wsr
mated, dining room extension table. cutlery. &c II.
oOULbsAiTh, .ucuon-er will sell this day June II.
nue. In psrt a. -splsndd pearl inaii psectos ul
octave. fully ~srrased sus OF richly carved
psror furrurt covered with brurzcr pisces
each, carved rosewood marnio top centre side and
bee marble iop etegeres with doors and
backs do corner eteseres rosewood py ooowcs-e, pier
oval mirrors recepuoo casire rur1ss o
paintings brussels csrpeunG lace curtns rich painted
ahnres mnniei and ornaments, Ac
CHAMBER frRNfrURE
Heavily carved rosewood SiiSsbetasn and Gothic bed.
81 aured and sprng Dol
pillows nADtel closks shades
three sod aroetop dressing bureaus win mir
marble vsshsands Ingram aud Brussels
rocking and shaire spriog ec.' chairs and
portmsnt OF chamber furniture
pfNtN9 ROOM.
Solid extension tspir walnut dining table French chino
se table CUTLERY si pted snsh pooas forka
oasters ladies' dinner and ea plates tn sIso
chsirS csxpes heii hat stand, 80.
weather. deposi, required Cartmen will be i'm attend
nnce, 70 pack or she II necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

4 UCTfOk NOifCk-9ETEE PARKS. AUCTIJNEER
"A by s.lsGaa All An. -Regusr sale this day al iGLa
O'Clock the store si liam general assor ent Il
chsnde Of every d-scrp worthy the attention Of deal
hrusekeepys and enecuaurs pris,ng furniture
fancy dry goods ewery psnofores &c. The
whole to be sold WITHOUT reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

- EM0yAL -STORRS BkorHERH HAVE REMOykl
III from NO rs Vssey stree, to NOS LEI Chambers stree
hpJ lbs .esde speet.
NEW YOHK, June To- 1868
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

UCTION NOTJCE-THOS. BELL. AUCrIONEER, AND
IA W. ThOM ps0N day. ib1s O'Clock, sales
EAs broadway variety Of god second hand furn
sniis ctrpss boxing xlsases tables &c
Of dry goods cad cionng, dus sewing
machine ld,es gsntiemens and CATERS old bran
dy rum and segAIs &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
THE BRIrrsH oUrRAGss HAVE CoNsIDEKAB BIZ
4 " do with The

rEArD MUSICAL FErrfv Ab--GENyRAt axaEAR
III Gal for At he Academy su.s 90
NJ June. AL tbo performers wind ~Soss
have been regis@roG for the sail
viii ass.nly requested % attend sso al ths .rBs-d ~
uen tai forDels whose been
sDd All surh who nsy yet ~lsh psrtispss tn The
are heftwia respectfully requested 70 attend.
keb-.rnsl A. the ACADEMY q Music susosy mornsg
so'siocs, june IL by u,asr.
y. IS. HELssnuII.gR, Secretary.
Mres LOUISE WALLACE wTaHHs TO CALL TEE
WI attention OF her friends and the publis he
opened her eotrees "Wednesday and saturday ex-as~ 81
nos SIS and 81 housiou street Hours, stl n sis>k
Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

1yFE FUBsCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS
that be has opened sstahhment for the purchase and
lG6 william pa-tcrar seuiJn paid
10 the reauent and OF diseases OF all kinds Also for
teaching the OF health the and
Of dise.sss Ia dogs Dogs sold
mssiop dogs iskn board al 81 boarded nd
educated 81 81 80 per weak choice assortment Of we'll
bred dogs constantly hand for sale And stock
0ardner's N1s bottle. All who
pups OF and breed please
address Henry Gardner. LOO WilAn street, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12

UCTfOk oriTE.--oEoR0E NICHOLS WILL SELL
Il this day at iVs O'Clock at no. Corandt large
OF and second hand furniture
wood plush brocate tof~s. eetea- etes bed
seads. Vi, kirds Of chs,rs tables wardroses oooxcssea
etsgeres hall suncs Office furniture Jilcioh carpets
lery. silver plated ware china sets, &C.. Ac
IiE al Aun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-12
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. JUNE IL, 1853.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOrlCE-TIa ENLAEGRMsETs ANU IMPROVE
IN msnts NJ IRE sary inoum5ant upon us
give uoice hat alto entrance f3i
The building unt ME 1s-b-d Inc SpsFors .l
Brewery. ALHEhT SPkY sRt, Prrs tens.
Or1os 257 oowery.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
Oonslstent. Verv.

The AdceHiser glories over the mistak-
en- idea, that Douglas has abandoned his
independent position and become recon
oiled to the Administration aud the Eng
lish bill. We admit that Douglas has
"oome down" considerably; but he has
relinquished nothing Of his deadly hostil-
ity 70 Buchanan and his appointees. The
Washington Union win grant no truce
aud lho feud still continues as bitter as
ever But why is il. that the Adrertiscr
is suddenly capliyated by the power and
greatness Of Douglas? When no was
lighting the monster, Lecomptou. in the
Seuato, almost siugle-handed, tho Adger.
fiser kept ominously silent and did not
dare even TO mention his name or publish
his speeches; but as soon as it IL reported
that Douglas las "oayed, " the Adgeriissr
roars like a very lion.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
What Popular Sovereignty

Popular Sovereignty as preached end
praoiioed by the Democratic party means,
i-Thas The Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, per Sc, carries slavery into ov-
cry territory in tho Union.
2.-That neither the people Of iorri-
tory nor Congress can exclude slavery
therofrom, although hinoty-nino 10 one
may be opposed to Il.
3.-Tha. in the formation Of q state
government, tho right Of Shareholders to
property in slaves must bo regarded and
protected, whether the people desire il OF
not.
4.-TbaI the people Of territory have
no right 10 decide for themselves the char
acter Of their own institutions.
5.--That Kansas may be admitted now
as a slave state with 10000 inhabitants,
but not as FREQ state, until she has 03,-
OOJ or 10000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
Tho AtlantIo Telerraph.

by the arrival Of the steamer Indian,
wo have additional news from the Tele-
graph Fleet.
The Agamemnon and Yalorous return
cd to Queenstown Oh tho l2th. Tho f.
nal brosk 10 tho Atlantic cable was just
below the stern Of the Agamemnon, after
lac miles had been paid out Of that yes
sci Tho Agamomnon thon returned TO
the rendezvous in mid-ocoan and orused
there for five days in anticipation Of moet.
ing tho Niagara. On her arrival at
Queenstown, II was resolved to coal and
start for the final attempt on Saturday the
i7th--thero being still 1000 miles Of ca
bic on both vessels.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
q. II. Heminr.

On Thursday Of last week, Mr.. Hem.
ing settled with the county Commission
ers, as Treasurer Of Seneca county, lie
has faithfully accounted for every cent OF
the public money and now holds the re-
ceipt Of tho Commissioners, in full, for
al his transactions, as Treasurer. Even
Mr HuupP, who prepared tho settlement,
with all his sagaoily, could discover moth
ing wrong Commissioner Opt also ao-
knowledgod the same thing, But few
hungry oormorants are trying to MAKE
capital out Of the fact, that Mr. lIeming
has oyerdrawn one particular fund some
$1,000, for the accommodation Of tho hol-
ders Of orders, who wanted them cashod +;
and that, in his settlement, these orders
were presented aud accounted to him as
so much cash In this he has tho approy-
al Of the Commissioners aud tho exam
plO Of nearly every democratic Treasurer
before him. i is a pity those yirtuous
saints could not pick some flaw in Mr.
1emiug's character.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
Shooting Cnse ma NInn,llnl,.

MANsrELD, July e4.-Athalf past sew.
On O'Clock. this morning. as J. ii. Cook,
proprietor Of the Wilor House, in this ci.
ty, was standing in the public room Of
his house, about ton feet irom the stree,
door, with his back partially towards il.
oouyersing with Mr. A, \. Bates, Mr..
Samuel Balliett. Daguerrean artist, step.
ped into tho doorway unperoeiyod, and dis.
charged revolver at Mr.. Cook, the shot
taking effect in the right side Just above
the hip. making severe but not danger.
GUS wound, Tho revolver was snapped
twice, before Balliott was seized and dis.
armed, tho tirst cap only exploding. Mr..
b. is under arrest, aud will have his ex.
animation ON Monday next. Mr Cook
is one Of our most respectable aud onter.
prising oilisoNs, The cause Of the out,
rage is not fully known, but is supposed
10 bo some Misunderstanding about mon
ey matters.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30

rfHE nonfssidoa hWnsftof be snds iyinf Isehsoa
Township in the County or aenaca and Hiais of Ohio
lying W sections (3iJ t3il i0 C16l and CAD j. said
Jschf0n owniip county and daie afofenid sfo mfchy
uonsd that the Trustees of tacls5n Township n taii
county will the n day n fenicmbef 1855 nt ~
O'Clock said day 10 tha houfe n iafob Ter in
said township iof the ruf1nsc n 1eaung waieonfto
commencing where Wol Greek the f0suihip line
n sdeion tIJ in said Jadts0n unHn, thence nnfoait
waFly on and along ihe most naiufrl channel ~ Wo
crlrk thf1ngh sections 7iO fAG1 800 2ul and tRD 90
Whfr8 faid creek cf1stei he line between lnkfun md
LibeHy townships, me ccniri the ess Hoe oi see
iion t2D IN i.oudOn township and there ieiminae;
jyao0wp 80 %. Jv.JoNEs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
mo peace TO tho WiCked.D

The Logan Sentirsl, democratic organ,
says;-
"Wo regard tho English bill as
grudging concession, and SO moanly done
that i leaves the bad order Of Locompton
in all it's intensity"
Tho AdOortiser and lis followers arc
oongratulating themselves with the idea
that harmony is restored by the "English
bill" They'll Gud the people Of sonoca
county won't believe the yarn.
RS-The democratic Treasurer Of Vim
ton county turns out a defaulter to tho
tuno Of somo $4,000, lIo should be sent
to Canada, to keep Droslin company.
Eg-The Democracy Of Erie held a
meeting at Sandusky, on Saturday, which
onded IN complete row. Tho Buchanan
ofco-holders, ia order to stavo Off a set
of anh.LccOmpton, popular sovereignty
resolutions, introduced by Mr.. Miller,
moved an adjournment and loft the room
in great disorder and rago.
EV-Wo hope tho Democracy Of this
district will ro-nominate Hall for Con-
gress. Nothing would please the ROpub-
lioans bolter.
R1-Wo understand that Judge Thrall,
on entering upon tho duties Of Comptrol-
Tor Of the Treasury. resigned the trust Of
Receiver Of tho Seneca County Bank, and
that James olaypool, Esq, has boon ap-
pointed Receiver in his place
RyEdward Jordon, Of Ironton, Law
renco county, has been appointeda a Dirso-
tor in the Lunaiio Asylum. in place Of
Joshua Martin, resigned.
Eg- Gen. ], NJ. Ashley, of Toledo, re-
ceiyed tho nomination. at Defiance on
Thursday last. as tho Republican candi
date for Congress in the 9th District
This is selection emineully Ct to be
made,
RR-Tho Office holders and asprants, Of
the Ohio Candle-Box Democracy, hold a
grand "pow.wow." at Columbus to-day.
(rhursday,) to select candidates to be
badly beaten, on the second Tuesday of
October.
HTDr. ]. II, Coulter has been ap.
pointed Director in the Deaf aud Dumb
Asylum. The Board now consists Of
Mossrs. Comstock, Bioroo and Coulter.
ES-Vice President Breckenridge made
a speech at Florence. Ky.. tho other day,
in which no endorsed the whole Locomp.
ton policy Of tho Administration.
RB-rhe latest news from Utah is 4
tho eIToot, that tho Mormous woro al 70
turning back to Salt Lake City.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-30
Rnrln tha FIpht.

Our State Convention has transpired
and a ticket has been nominated, in every
way worthy the confidence aud manly sup
port Of every true Republican. tits COM
posed Of men Of sterling worth and tried
integrity, who, il elected, will faithfully
and honestly discharge tho duties Of the
offices for which they are named, We
commend thom to the people, not only for
their oxoellenoies, as men. but because
they represent the riglh principles. They
are the living, breathing ombodhnents of
true Republicanism, as opposed to a cor
'rupt and degenerate Administration. Re
publioans. we have something to fight for
lot US give our bosI eneigios 10 tho worl
aud begin tic battlo in earnest.