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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-23

NOTICE. persons having CLAIMS
" against Rich'd Jefri o. Decd or against his e.
tate, will please present them for sstts meat 70 Ed
WIN THAMES, without de.ay; and oil peFseps In
debted to him or his estate will please make yay.
ment 10 same IL 10 necessary ths estate should be
speedily settled up. MBLJErPRlEs. Ex'r
, Of Rich'd Jefffies dfc'd.
BY kTJAMkS,
se l6-It Attorbey n fnet.
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IsEHnLn AND KITCHEN FUR

LJOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITUKE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY.
the o0th inst ct 10 O'clock will cell at the resi
dence Of the late john Mcconnell. on Gary. between
Ist and "a streets, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, embracing the u,nsi variety OF Parior.
Dining Room, Cham Der and Kitchen Furniture.
The attention Of the public 10 requested, A. TIE
Furniture Is Of excellent quality, aad 10 nIstTate
condition.
se ~ GlOh w, Aucw
4 LIGHTER aALBERTINE" FOR
4& sALE AT AUCTIoN.-on SATURDAY
next at u O'Clock NJ the Deck at the foot OF 18th
street We shall sell at auction. for account Of wh m
il may concern. the excellent Sail Lighter ALBkh-
TINE
She IL registered ei2hty-cdd tons, and Will freight
450s bushels grain.
TERNs-Feur. six and eight months for approved.
endorsed, NJ gotiabte notes.
sea CoJn W, Auc.s-
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT

VEh1 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARsHALL.
BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH kTREETS, AT AUC-
TION.-We will sell, on I u EsDAY, the 9Th day of
October. commencing Immediately after the sale OF
very desirable building Lot located as above adjon.
ing the AtheD@nm, and formerly Of tho city lots
The lot fronts 30 feet and runs back $50 feet to an
alley. =
TEEMs-Cne fourth cash; the balance at s, u and
Is months, for notes with interest," ami scored By
trust deed. JAS NJ TAYLOR SON
30 20 Ancfiona4ra
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OFFICE FURNITURE AND DENTAL

" INSTRUMENTS OF THE LATE DR.. JOHN
MCCONNELL, AT AUCTI0N.-Ou FRIDAY, Oct.
LIST, at 10 O'Clock, will sell. at the Office Of the
late DR. John Mcconnell, en- Main. between 9Th and
10Th streets. COMPLETE set of Mechanical aud rur
cicsl Dental Instruments embracing every article
necessary for the prosecution oil the dental profee
sion.
The Office Furniture consists Of two Mahogany
Dental Chairs and spit, ops Mahogany Sofas, Mar.
BILE Top Table, Marble Top Washstsnds. Mahoeany
Chairs covered ith hair Cloth, Desk Brussels Car
pets Looking Glasses, &C, &c.
ALsO-Une Hsiring's Fire Proof Safe. entirely
new.
ALsO-0ne-half of the exclusive right for using
the Cheoplastic process Of making teeth.
At the same time, the unex pired lease Of said
Office
The attention OF the profession Is particularly
quested to this sale embracing II does, every In
finish Z B COuk q co,
se ~ Auctioneers.
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY. "a
IL SELeCT CLASS. CAL. MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7Tii
X. II. l.. TlGHE, A. M, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 9TH Of September. Terms, &c. same a.
last year.
The advantages of SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind of every rejecting parent and such this is
designed to be in the strctaet vi the word. in
conse quence of the Senior Class entering College,
well other pupils going INTO business. there
In oiish ard Latin will be formed those also will be
admitted who are prepared to inter- cla~es already
lormed The course Of instruction IL thorough and
sustematic The Primary Department receives par
tfcuar attention faithfolsn we'll qualified Assist
ants are engaged For further particulars, apply
su o.-zm
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Auots.
MOST vALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-

MVOA Valuable PKIVATE KESI-
Az. Az DcNCE ON MARSHALL. NEAR srn ST.
on TUESDAY, the 5th day OF Octoher. conmsncing
IN the AFTERNOON sti1s O'Clock, the very valuable
private residences located on the south sice Of Mar
snal street Two dc.rs west of 9Th street and adon
ing me residence OF Mr. John Lancas'er
The Gu lding has just been erected. and contains
athree stored brick kitchen and 10 snnniied W;,h
all tbs modern conveniences Nv"
The lot fronts on Marshall street 30,s feet: and
wide. '' WV
The property. located in the very heart Of the
c.y renders II very valuable for professional char
acter. Those In want y Guild do weh t. attend the
sale. Wv
Terms -Ons-fourth cash; the balance at g. IL and
and secured by trust deed. - : '
JAS n TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
Ps-On and after the LIST OF October the houye
will be opened from 10 n to NJ Those wish.
ing to view the same will have the privilege of 40
doing. "a N
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s. SQUIhE'S

i ~. w AKA Ia ~
As SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner vi Main and LIST street. Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session will commence on MONDAY the
9th of September, le5s.
TERMS-per session, half session in advance:
Junior English..... 20
senior Ene ish Beginners in Laiin........ so 90
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathemat cs........ 60 90
Mode Languages BY Prof. h. Houday er...... 20 %
Drawing, b. John A. Cayo......... 20 90
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening of the session. Can do so by addressing
through Post Office, giving time aid place of ap-
poiutnent. au23-d2m
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B.. HOPKINS. | EoBr. HULL. | THo5. ". ATKINSON
HOPKINS, HULL Il ATKINSON,
LII 25S BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE.

NEW GOODS ALFRED MOSES is
~ receivag some of the handsom .st Eoods ever
seen IN the city. be invites the attention OF the
ladies to his well elected stock All he asks is u
call before purchasing, AZ he is confident he Can
pleas. all that will favor him with n call
Ese 10 ALFRED MOSES. 63 Main st.
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MRS BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
Iva B0Y3-9th street. between Grace and Frank
du-will re op en- MONDAY. 18th October The
number Of pupils II limited TO twenty-five.
Applications may be made to her at Mr. James II
Gsrdo+r's, on Broad street. near the Monumental
church.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
10 years of age and over 5000
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n SPECIAL NOTICE TO MER-
CHANTS FROM -HE COUNTRY.-FALL

- bOOIS AMI SdQES.-~00 nave
- in ssore our entire stock of Boots and Shoes,
comprising every variety OF goods in the line. We
can assure a., In want, ii they will give call TO
satisfy them. after an examination Of cur stock.
that we have not only one OF the largest. but the
best selected stocs Of Boots ard Shoes ever offered
for sale in Virginia They were made mostly by
specisl orders. aud are male 80 that can recon-
mend them 10 our friends with perfect confidence,
hnewing they are gfod and we'll made, and will
give much better satisfaction TO buyers than eon-
mon trash goods sreh are frequently sold at very
low prices bat pre- E os. worthless to the wear.r
We invite the country merchants throughout the
State to give Us call and will pledge ourselves
TO sell on ~ good terms az the same quality OF
gooiscan be bought eithsr in New York. Phiiafei.
phia or Baltimore Our goods are bought Tor cash
best terms and will sell them ~ prompt custom
ers ut very small advance on factsry prices. Ia
We have ever been able to oder - the trafis- We
shal be glad to exhibit stock TO any IN want 9!
good goods at fair ices. feeling sathned We snaii
ho - ' ~ " p'sas' PUrNEY WATTS.
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q RICHMOND ,STUNENARR
u POTTERY. asss n
KEEsER PARE. propr,etx

We arc manufacturing eyery dsscriptian Of
5TONkWARE, Of superior an slity. and Cal npon
those Ia want TO give us . call ana sxamfne our
fdent u cannot % surpassed u quality 90 press by
any other e''aD'i'h@sn'' KxrsRr pAnxi las
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CPLENDiD STOCK OF

OPLENDiD STOCK OF
~ DRY GOODS.
The undersigned wo1id respectfully inform his
friends. customers AID the public generally that he
ia now receiving, direct from New York and phiia
delphia, large and desirable stock Of Fall and
Winter Dry Gods embr scng all of the latest styles
among which may be found choice selection eli
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Aiso. a large assortment of Cloths, Cassmeres.
Vestng. Jeans Tweeds, &c, for men and boys
wear; Fiaunels. Irish Liners Blesched and Proan
She 8rings Bleached and Brown Cottens, Cotton 0s-
nabnrgs, very low; together with an extensive
stock of
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Direct from New York. and of the latest Styles and
NEGRO CLOTHING
In large quantities, consisting of Kerseys. satt-
netts stanton Cloths, Full Cloths, Linseys blan-
kets and many other articles too numerous TO men,
ton An examination /, earnestly solicited, as am
determined to Sell low. Gg5 Il bAGBY,
sc 2l-im 81 Nan street
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NEW AND FASHN,NABLE FALL
~ G0OD5-CHAs A GWATKIN, opposite Ex-
staple and Fancy DRY GODS He invites the a..
tention of the closest bu, ers in-Ladies' Dress
foods; Plain and black silks; Uoored Rotes AQuii!s
Cashmere Kobe Oheisque; Bay adore black and CO
lored siiks; eide striped silks Bayadere. Csshmere
and Mou.lin Robes; Valencia Gross over Dresses;
Poplins. Paris de LANES, &C.
ALSu-House Keeping Goods; Linen and Cotton
Sheetings; shirtings Counterpanes. Toweings; Dia-
pers BED Blankets, Checks &c.
ALS0-Negro Goods, Blankets, &c; Sheep'sdray
Cassinets, for men and boys wear, which will be
sold at the lowest market prices. My friends ana
customers are most respectfully invited to call ana
seso CHAs A GwATKIN.
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BY Goddia 3 Appersen.
TRUsTRg,s SALE OP BLOUSE AN,


TRUSTEE'S SALE or HOUSE AND
LOT ON 8ELTfDERE HILL, NEAR TIKI
vAfi ~ BlCHM0ND- As trustee ID 3 certain
aeea q truet. executed By Msftha RufI1B, former.
- ssHes datea the 18th dsy Of April, ss58 and 81
$500 N the Clrrks ts1ce ef Hsnrico Couoty
IL $500 nal pfcsssd e ri q public suction, %
- . !. ,Socsock. a., the H0UsE and LOT iocs
'0T = 1919 now 10 the occupaucv Of ssid Ruf3n
ga 49, =. =. knDRuRD. Trustee
S - e conHucssd By 0cDDfS A1pxnscH. Aucts.
VALUABLE GARDEN FARM INHAN-
w,u ovnR COUNTY Foa SALE AT AUCr,e,N.
a y eciock. A. n this excellent iistic eaE.
nAN FARM. Of 50 acres. on the borsies ~ u
nanover oouutys now occupied By the snS
scflDef. Who has just engaged In the trapszcsion =,
business which requires his daily presence in Rich
mond nsiterable portion Of the soil q remaSI.
aoy 9uck, and peculiarly suited for marx et arden
ing TIE location Is one well adapted for The res;
hence y good physician one such having inst Re-
mosed rom the neighborhood, within tVo miea al
ne place now offered. which was alsooccupiei bv 4
mond 61s miles. '"s0 'oAA' nHn'
At the hour Of SALE n UnW sHpn~H
Re l5-tds. -~so"s AuSss.
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MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL-Tl

MONDAY IN 0ctcbsr; next door to Sc. pnurs church.
Grace street. Is co--iatS
Miss PEGKAM'S ECHOOL.-The
AVA third session OF Miss pEGRAM,s Rearsfng
aud Day School will begia the first MONDAY IN
Gctober. and will cont nue. nine msnths
No pains will be spared 10 make the school vorfbx
In all RESPECTS 1T the whieh
II has hitherto received - =, !" '''~A
Competent + etruetors are engaged kr each do
ton.
tion.
Mme TsraAUD viii coutinns 70: reside in Mrs. Pc.
grams family. and ts afford every facility Tor =
The BELIZE Lettre class will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left school a we'll
as for those pursuing the higher academicai ccurse
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
ON immediate application to
Mrs J. W. PEGRAM.
% E-d&cwts Linden square
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HDUCATIOU.

MISS HALLS DAY SCHOOL ron
Iva Young LADTRs, will reopen an the arst
MONDAY IA October; next door to Sc. panrs church.
Grace street. ee co--iafS
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

~ sCnocL-IN3TIrUTE FOR MUSIC, PAINT
Ser next, ! intend opening Select Classical and
Of the following branches viz: Gres, Latin, French
Gtrmcn, HtsterY; Geograp''y, Aatl.emetlcs aad az
ty Of giving strict and proper attention TO large
school, the number OF pupils will be limited TO 25
aud tie entire charge for Instruction in This depart
ment will be sG0 per session. from the Ist of ucto
Der, 1855 ending the 3ith Juno 1879. The ancient
languages viii bs taught by m self the higher
German, by the Rev. Mr.. HoYEE, and the English
and Matthew stics by. fully competent teachers
70 formed in any Of tie above branches With this
choo is combined an Institute for Austc, taint,hg
81 h gro Of hs ey viii be-
taught liberal terms, urchsstra ion, thorough
Bass and Piano. by Prof BUSCH; Guitar. Meodeon
and all orche Instruments by professional teach
Special attention VIII be paid to sscred vocal
Music, and instruction given both privately and in
-trumentsl Masic on application. The department
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direction of Nr ALPREp SMITH, assisted by Er.J. F.
FISHER. of Philadelphia. recently arrived in this
city; specimens of whose talent can be seeu At the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Drawing Of every description i'll be taught private
Iy Or in classes Special opportunity of perfecting
themselves in all any of the above branches will
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES. who intend to devo.e
hemsei yes TO teaching
With the impression that an Institution where
instruction in the mot general branches OF art ami
science nay be had at oderate prices, from teach
ers Of estabi'hed reputation, will prove beneficial
to the rising generation tho p .tr0nsge of an en-
iightened public is solicited.
All cDmmuncations will be left at the Institute
Main, between 9th and 10th streets. DR. Hud
sons Dental Office, st the Post Office, in letters
'-'' ''1 NV N''>'N' O. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond, Sept. 1858 se6-dtlH
REFEREScEs-Rev L Moere Rev NJ d Hoge, Rev
Geo Woodbridge, Rev ktpler, Hou Caskis,
Rev J l. Burrows and VIM kitchie. ESQ.
MISS A. NJ. SMITHS DAY AND
VI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
the next ssion will commence on the first Gay OF
October.
TERMS:
For BOARD, Washing ard $225
For English branches anu 80
cor Cdern Languages each......-.............. 20
For Music the Piano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 to 6H
FOR ORA wing ana Pa'ntng....... to 40
Miss SMITH can be found, for the present, at Mrs
BASES Boarding House, On Grace street. near OH
Sc Sim
MISSES KINGS SCHOOL CORNER
Sl OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETs The
LEI day CT October 1885 and close on the st OF july
1859. The Natural Sciences and Mathematics will
be taught by Mr. HE&DRICH, gentleman of de-
served reputation and experience. Mr. MICHARD
will have charge Of the French. Mr. NEW H1SER
will continue to be the Principal of the Music De-
partment.
TERMS:
For Board the entire session.........-.$2H0 90
Higher English Branches............,.. 10 90
Primary ................ 20 90
Languages ca cn-.........'..........'..' ~ ~
nra yUinc and pa;n;;r '''''. 90 M
Sc 2-dt6U
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MRS. J. Q. JANIS AND MISS BID.
~ 0OQD, have several vacant rooms .Pereors
between Main and Franklin
al 16-lm 1865 ssss Op JANRa
pRIVATE BOARDING --Mrs. DAVID
WALSH, formerly OF the Clifton Houss having
rented the large brick house Mar Strset adjein.
modious IRONS. suitsbt- for families; slso several
rooms for single gentlemen. This house q pleasantly
situated and very convenient for those whA ars ia
the mercantile business. 77A 8 Is an S7---im
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TERMS:
English, Latin and Mathematics.Ss $50 90

TERMS:
English. Latin and Mathematics."..$so 90
Modern Languages. each.................. 90 90
The Principal has had an experience as instructor
OF youth OF eight years, three of which spent
as the assistant in mathematics at the Vr gna Mil
iery Institute. He is aided in the departments of
Ancient Languages, &c. By Master of Arts Of the
University. who brings vi him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute Licking
ton, Va: Messrs Jno II Patton, p n Grattan, g 4
hyers. Thos Price and Geo D Fisher, Capt Dim
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Il Wexford.
2h--1m
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: 5 I5|ss: .s.sts;As.s.:. ~,

~ MULES, MULES, MUE1D.-I
s:vs jrss sTriyeS y I M1iHnmcnd Viz i.Ifs
ing to boy gooA Mulea. can ~ suppiis4 On cheap
terms Ut Blankenships stable. yssnhiln stssst
re lT-to TW 0QRE.
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~ P. RURRUSs' SCHOOL. Mayo

~ P. RURRUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
W The fifteenth session of this School, In the
Basement Rooms of the Tn yersaliss Church, will
commence on the nth September.
MIR. LARkIN WILLS, who is a graduate In So
yeral Schools of the Unversitv and Is very hiahly
recommended ny Professors Bledsoe. Maupin, Har-
rison and others has been re engaged as Assistant
Professor EMlON will instruct in French, and MIR
CALY0 in Drawing.
Terms, &c, as heretofore,
For further particulars apply. after the 10th Sep
TENDER, at the Richmond House. to
an IS-6wh q BURRUS9,
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T1HE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.

THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE-
4 WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the LIST
day of October; and close on the lat of July.
Err Board, entire Session ......... $2M on
Primary Branches, do DOM. 81 90
Higher English Branches...... 20 90
Languages, each...... ........... 20 %
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees
All other essential information will be conveyed
through circulars. which be obtaised On appll-
cation to Miss TAZEWELL. Grace street, between
7th and Sth. jy 2s-3m
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND. VA.-The ninth ses,;on of this I n.
stitution will commence on the first MONDAY in
October next.
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms
boarding department, course Ct study, &c. with full!
list of patrons to which especial attention is called
apply to LEE POW ELL,
~ N-dtl0thO Principal.
u W. ROSTERS SCHOOL Foa YOUNG
A. LADIES will reopen ON MONDAY, 4th oc.o.
Der. at the same place ana on the same plan and
terms those of last year.
Mr. R'sclass at Mr.. Petherbridge's School viii,
not 10 any way interfere with Mr. RS hours ia his
School. au 23-lm*
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EDUCATION.
CULPkpLR MILITARY INSTITUTE

The nextsessian Of this fnsfitusiou viii commence
on Monday 9Th Of September Tor Catntosues an.
ply to CHARLES = LfaHTFOUT,
Culpeper q H., Va,
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r. A. JETRR,

- r.. A. JETER, - 800
c9334 sUH0nON DENxIsT. So.
Broad street, oppuslts Cisy Hall.
Having returned from the copntry, woa.d BE- pleas
ed 70 see thcss that he has cog aS6mentg viii snd
sieo the patronage Of tie public 3 iuvftsd.
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L Pro-. CHRISTIAN having procured very COM
Portable rooms on Main street. between 2nd end Bird
will reopen bis School on the LIST of October next
His grounds ara large and shady. sffording ample
room for the boys to Ilay without geing into the
street.
His course Ct instruction will be thorough and
complete, preparing young men for the advanced
classes at the University Drawing will be taught
By Mr.. Cslyo, and French by Prof Emion.
Fren' acd Drawing, .....20 co
s,5-eOt* Ii J CHRISTIAN.
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WIRE FOR SALE.-2.5O0 lbs Of old
" WIRE. In good order, very suitable for ms
king fences, wrapping wre Can 10 hcaeht
cheap, by early application at tho MAgpst,c 1sls-
graph ondcc, l39 Main street. go
Ae l4-ta w RADY-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03

And that the State Taxes. during the last
year, have been increased over $l0O. 00O
SiIlV Ouestions.


We ash the TlfRn TRIBUNE; lst Did not the
Black Republicans in Congress, one and all, vote
for the Crittvnden Montgomery bill, which AD.
MITTEO KANSAS As A SLAVE STATE, provided the
people voted to accept the Lecompton Constitu-
ion3-ADvERrIsER,
The "Black Republicans" DID NO SUCH
THING; but your party did vote to admit
Kansas with the Lecompton constitution,
slavery and all, ,SitkOut any submission.
%. Did not Giddings, Sherman, Stanton, Bing-
ham aud Horton, OF Ohio, vote against the ad
mission oi Minnesota as a FREE srArEG-IB.
No Sir-you arc entirely mistaken
Try again.
3D. Did not the entire Black Republican par
ty of the Lower House Of Congress vote against
the admission Of the two members Of Minnesota
even aiter tho State was admitted, aud by mo-
ton to adjourn, dc, dc, keep them out for q
week, aud thus faetiously delay the business Of
the sessiony-lB.
No. You certainly have mistaken the
party. 1t was your party aud L. w.
HAIL, that voted to bribe Kansas into the
Union, as a Stare state. with only $4,000
inhabitants. or il she preferred to be free,
to disable her from coming in. until a reg
ular census shall show that she has 90.
600, whieh cannot possibly be before 1860,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
Hall Nominated.

Well. they've gone and done it. Hall
was renominated for Congress, at Upper
last Friday, according to the
'Clique's' arrangement, Notwithstanding
his treaohery and shameful duplioity.-
But he has received only quasi endorse
ment. The nomination was by no means
unanimous and there are not a few demo-
crats, even in this county, who say they
cannot and will not support him. They
will vote for Judge Carey, the ''mud sill''
farmer and friend Of Free Labor. No less
than FORTY BLANK VOTES WERE
CAST. inclndin0 all of Mn-;o~ ~-a h-l
of Hardin. Part of Seneca and Sandusky
voted for NoBLE, Notwithstanding be per.
sstently refused to be candidate. All
this augurs badly for Hall. It is evident
that. ii Noble or any other good man had
been up, Hall would have been kicked
aside.
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THE BAIL IS OPENl
Ronnhlloan lIaotlnga.

Tho Republican Genital Committee
have selected tho following times and pla-
oes, for holding meetings in tho county.
Good aud competent speakers will bo on
hand. Let all attend
ADRTAN-Friday evening, Sept. 10,
HOPEWELL CENTER-Friday eve
ming, Sept. 10Th.
sNYDER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, No. 2
Clinton tp.-Saturday evening, Sept. H..
HALLS SCHOOL HoUSE-oorner
Of Scipio, Bloom, Reed aud Venice; Sat-
urday evening, Sept. 18th.
ToDD'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Scipio
tp--Monday evening, Sept. 18th.
FEASEL'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Lib
erty tp,-Monday evening. Sept 18th
RED SCHOOL HOUSE, Seneca tp.-
Saturday evening, Sept. 10th.
HUSs' SCHOOL HOUSE. EDEN Up.
Saturday evening, Sept. l8.h.