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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
The Difference.

JoHN CARY, the peoples candidate for
Congress. is an honest, hard working
farmer who earns tho bread he eats, by
the sweat ofhis brow, while his opponent
Lawrence w. Hall, is little, dapperdau-
dyfed fellow who never did a days work
in his life; but has thus far made his liv-
ing by holding Office. Which viii ye
choose2
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Only Two Weeks.

Republicans, remember that there are
only 6ftsen more working days before
election. Let every man 60 to work in
earnest, to defeat Hall and secure the
election Of honest John Carey. Let there
be a perfect organization in every school
district in the county. bring out every
voter to the Polls and wo can beat the
English swIndIers alI hollow.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
The Saving Clause.

Hall, in all his declarations about Kan
sas. is careful to put in Saving clause"
lie says he will vote for the admission
Of Kansas, whenever she presents herself
in "a fair and "legal" manner. lie is care
fu to put in the word illegal" so as to
allow himself chance TO crawl out. The
English Bill, ,clich he vctcd for. is now a
law Of the laud, ard, according to it,
Kansas cannot present herself legally"
until a regular census shall show that she
has the full ratio Of population, mention
ed in the bill, which is 93, 42O now and
will probably be increased to 10000 in
1860. TINS WILL PROBABLY KEEP KANSAS
OUT OF THE UNION FOR FIVE OR SIX YEARS
YET. Hall is pledged to carry out the
principles of this bin and he will do IL,
all his professions to the contrary no;.
withstNnding, If Hall is honest in what
he says, why did he desert the Critten-
dem Montgomery Bill, which would have
admitted Kansas at any time in legal
manner. Let him answer this il be can
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
The HForgod OiroulagD Partv.

Last fall the Losorooo "CRque" got
up forged temperance circular, +" in the
name of the "Republicau Central Com.
mittee," aud had it secretly circulated on
the eve Of election. to the no small injury
Of some Of our candidates. 1t bore the
impress Of the Advertiser office. aud was
deed well worthy it's Aoasst { origin
alors. James Love. Locofoco (now con.
stable), was sent out into Reed and We
nice townships, with a team hired and
paid for by the Democratic Central Com
mittee, to distribute those forged doou-
men's he falsely representing that he
was sent out by the Republicans. This
can be proven by Mr.. E. r. Bennett. and
others. Mr.. Amos Nichols, another Lo.
Ooioco, was sent into Liberty township,
on a similar errand by Shsriafs weiriok
and Ogden. and his team was hired and
paid for by the Democratic Central Com
mittee These forged documents we're also
sent by mail, through the Tiain Post or.
fce. These are facts which we stand
ready to prove. Will any honest man
support party that resorts to such vii.
laiuy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Sustaining the Administration.

Every vote cast for Lawrence w. Hall
will be vote to sustain Buchauan's Ad-
ministration and the English swindle.-
Buchanan has expressed his desire that
all the Ohio traitors be returned and
R8rHall was renominated in accordance
with that request.-EET
Remember this, people Of Seneca Co.,
when you so the Polls.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
II OW ARD ASSOCIATION,



Abenevoent institution established by special endowment
for the Relief Of the sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Vifulent and Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidemics, II Is the object Of this Institution
10 establish Hospitals, 10 provide Nurses, Physiciuns
Clohing Food, Medicines, &c for The sick and destitute,
take charge Of the orphans OF deceased parents and to
minister in every possible way the relief Of the afflicted
aud the health OF the pnhic az large. II IS the duty of the
Difcctofs at such times sitpeonay the infected di
trios provide urd execute ofrelef. Numcr
phycaus, acting members Of he Association,
ally enrol iheir names is books, subject TO be called upon
10 attend its hosp ttls free Of charge
In he absence of Epdemics, the Drectou have author.
zed the Consulting Surgeon give advice and medical aid
persons suffering under CHRONIC of virulent
character arising from abnse Of the ph steal powers, mai.
treatment, tie effects of drugs, &c, sc.
Various reports and tracts the nature and treatment OF
Chronic Diseases, BY the Consulting Surgeon have been
published for gratuiious distribution, and will be FREE
OF CHARGE 10 the Inflicted.
Address, for Reports or treatment, DR GRoRGE r. CAt-
HoUS Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No, .
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa by order Of the Di.
reoiou, EzRA ID. HEARrwELL, President.
GEo. FAIRcHrLD, Secretary. seplIir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

EB-Keep il before tho people that
Judge Hall never introduced or tried to
introduce bin to repeal the $4,000 com
peusation bill, as he promised, This is
the bill tho Adveriiser howled so piteous-
ly about and abused Watson because he
voted for it. Why don't the AdOsriiser
pitch into Hall for not repeating it, as he
promised,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
REPUBLIOAWs.

Remember that ONE VOTE may
change the result of the coming election,
for or against us. How important then
to have the full vote brought out. We
can elect our whole ticket handsomely, if
we 20 to work and poll our full strength.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Laboring Men,

Remember, by voting the Democratic
ticket, you sustain a system that is trying
to Africanize all the free territory Of the
United States and degrade free white La
Dor to level with black slave labor.
Will you do it?
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

Eg-Tho Advertiser is doing all it can
to elect Judge Carey, by abusing him.
We want no better certificate of his char
aoter than this.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Soneca CounlY Bank.

CoLUNnUs, Sept. u, 1853.
A L. PERSONS HOLDING NOTES OF CIRCTLA.
"A ton Of the Seneca County Bank at Tu are hereby
called upon % pissent tho 70 the Recsver al Cou
bus, wh9 will receipt l0r tbom aud said ree pt "A hear M
tetest from the date thcleoi.
The public ara cauaOuod against any sacrifice on said
notes Jas, 4. CI.AYPOOLK,
oSn Receiver.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Beware OfFraud!

We have every reason to believe that
Iho "Clique" are secretly circulating cop.
les of Kuupp's wAdngdoOdle report aud
other slanderous documents, Such is
their desperation. in view Of their ap.
preaching defeat and their anxiety to Gov
or up their own damuing record. hide
their own monstrous frauds and gather
up the scattering remains Of their own
party. that they viii resort to trickopy,
misrepresentation aud even FORGERY.
to accomplish their ends. Republicans.
be on your guard and spo, the rasoals,
when they ooms around Remember that
"iorewarned is forearmed"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
Stravad-

From the Subscriber near Bascom, on Friday night the
u ih Inst good looking Day Mare, years old with
white SPOT on her foFehoadmain hangs on both sidesa
small white spot Just above the hoof oa one OF heS hind
ieeta collar mark her len shoulder Any one tahinr
sp sald mare and addressing the subscriber Bato0m
eentca %, o. will be hboTaly rewarded.
uen,i 2t-i ". MANAsSA SUMMERS
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Land Appraisers.

We want aud mus, have the names o.
the Republican nominees for Land Ap
Praisers. in the different townships. Thir
matter should be attended 10 Immediately
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

EO-The opposition in the lat and Cd
Districts have nominated, as candidates
for Congress, Hon. Timothy @. Day aud
Hon. John A. Gurley. They are a strong
team and win surely be elected, The op-
position have also united on q county
ticket in Hamilton county.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
sa35OO
Letusrocapitulatc.
.A49l,397.O9

IJrFoUR HUNDRED AND TIuRTY.ONE THOUSAND,
THREE HUNDRED NNo NINETY sEvEN y O9:lCO DOL
LARs.. IN being the financial fruits Of one session
of Democratic legislation. Surely we cannot
longer bestow upon these "leeches Of the public
Treasury our suffrage. On the contrary It be.
comes US the people to rise in our might and
hurl from every Office, both high and low--these
plunderers Of our pockets. We have seen the
promises Of economy, so smoothly made by the
leaders Of this Democratic party utterly disregar
ded, whou the people have been so generous as
to honor them with Offices Of public trust 1t is
this same set ofplunderers who are again demand
ing our,SuiirNge, and that too in the name Of
Democracy. Let it not be longer dsgraced.
WEBSTER
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

Ohio will throw her electoral vote in 1860 for
DouoLAs-the glorious GIANT OF THe WEsT,''
for ihe Presidency.
Clear the ring'-SENEoA ADyERrIsER, Oor. 23d
How about Douglas nowl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
10000 Rats
KILLED ANNUALLY

UWhy don't you kill your Rats2
Hear what the unjust Judge saithno exactly ihatj but the
Mayor, Mr.. Keen. lie says that Il Is the GREATEST
for he has uied and found have sold IL for the
last 10 years. and It always gives sasiaoon We
Chnamen that we should worhip them Kin them, wick.
ed nusance. For sale uny at Woosiefs Drug and Book
Store.
p s. You can buy Il in any quaudty--ffom siSpence
TO shilhngs and upwards. seplO-ir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Notice.

Tony friends and the Citizens NJ Tihni have on the
8th int. commenced new of l2 weeks The brrnehes
propose teachngars follows tNEi) spelling, Reudng,
Writing. G oaraphy md Arthmatic Aud at the opening
and closing of shool each day, win give Instruction and
practice the Voice in Vocal Music.
An those ,risnq 10 send this term win oblige by
sending in at the commencement OF tue term a IL viii be 10
the scholars advantage TO 10 ANY one desiung hf'
ter Information from me can find dur ny seho hou
sep2i-i W. e. I. kOND iHAhishh.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Senecn ConntY Bank.

OrFfcr or TuE TRRAsURER or SrkTRl
CoLUMnus, June ~ 1853.
A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TUE
"A scnco, County Bank, other an the cir ulatng note.
Of said ank hereby called upon 70 make legal proof
thereof and present o same TO J. IT, Claypoo Receiver
sen gIGm. A. P.s STONE Treatucr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Auction Sale.

The undergneF will offer AZ auction sale October O. a,
one oeook, nri rate year aud half old coats aud also
bull cavs 10 months old. Credit viii be given with note
and good security.
sep. si.9 v. JOHN KELLER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ma, EpToR, Please announce my name. as
candidate for election 10 the Office OF Real Estate
Appraiser, in the City of TifRin
JoHN WALKER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
CANT Go II.

The Demokrat, a German paper pub
lisbed at Sidney. o., can't so Lecompton
and the English Bill It comes out in "a
vor Of Nichols and the Republican ticket.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

ISAAC straubs Patent Portable Grinding Mills, for,
Il Fouhng Wheat Grinding Corn Meal, Small grain feed
&c, rs well as whole OF Ccoh and AID, Il 10
onled into good fine cob and feed In one operation
These celebrated Mills manufacture out Of the best
quality Of French Burr Blocks, with much care. build six
different Sizes prces ranging from eghtyhve TO two hun
dred and fny dollars. These Mills continue TO stem the
Of All opposition and superior for all purposes,
especially for heat Touring.
Also-Sraub's Patent Po ouable sawMl called "King OF
the Wood,n
This ingenious and use eul SawM 10 make lumber
In the woods. This Min be by animal, steam OF
water power.
Those wishing know fully about the principle upon
which they built and the prices Of aoh size, well A.
the terms Of sale, Nc will please address me- asking Boob
Of Disruption. which will mail and post pay Those who
do will write, IN plain, readable unguagei the
Post Oihce, County and State.
ISAAC sTRAUB. Patentee and PTapf,
No. 10 WEsr FRoSr srREEr, CINCINNATI, D.
Of.nm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

Total. .............s..'ssss looi4VV
aTONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY WEIGHT rHoUsAND
AND FoUR HUNDRED DoLLArs.-Cn
Many, II not all the county Troasurcrs have
concluded that their duty compels them to collect
Gold and Silver only, for taxes under this law
This will cost the people Of Ohio, for the purchase
Of coin, taking the total State and county taxes
collected in 1861, which amounted to s5,673 ,299,.
"a, ns a standard and placing the percentage at a
very low estimate, Wis one cent on the dollar,
and We have tho amount whichit will cost the
people to purchase coin to pay their taxes, $50.
1899 o. EiGHTY-sx THoUs AND sEvEN HUNDRED
AND TnRrY-Two & 95:l00 DoLktRs..u They
have increased the salaries Of Common Pleas
Judges, in the aggregate. 500
And Supreme Judges. e5.................. 5000
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

R5- There is something wrong with the
Atlantic Gable. IL won't let down.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
j. F. WOOSTER,

Corner Store, No. 1, Shawhan's Block.
Ma. EDrToR-.In looking over the columns Of
your valuable paper, ] saw sentence which read,
"THE POETRY OF PHYSIC."
Il struck me that that was a curious pliraseology.
hardly understood its meaning, and after cogi-
tatiug while I concluded that Il meant
.S&NN&A MMN @MAsAAS
and that IL must refer 20
Wooster's Drug & Book Store,
For have Just such articles on hand keep
and intend TO keep general assortment Of Drugs
and Books; and that we may carry out the true
meaning Of the sentence, We win put them down
in their true order. So we will begini
sulphate Quinine Tart Acid
Byron's Poems Livingston's Travels
lincture Opium Sup. CaTbb Soda
Popes Works Kanes Arctic Exped'n
Sulphate Morphine Foetda
Goidsmith's Works Aaron Burr
/ Porix Root OIL Cinnamon
Miss Hemans BufIoon's Natl Histy
Alex. Sienna Oil Wintergreen
Cowpcr's Poems Harper's Works
/ Tincturc Rhcubarb Sem Caraway
Thompson's Seasons Miss Leslies Cook Book
Am. Sallton Opal Varuish
! Tuppers Poems Battle Field q
/ Epsom's Salts Naval Exaloits
McGules 9th Reader Prime Wines q Liquors
All kinds of Books, and all kinds of
Drugs, and 10000 pieces Wall papcf-undoubtedy the
place to got good bargains, Is az Woos,er's Drug
] and Book Store.
Why don't you Buy your Vegetable Oil at
| WOOSTER'S Drug and Book Store.
Why don't you Buy your Lard Oil at
| WOOSTER'S Drug and Book Store.
Why don't you Buy your Perfumery at
| WOOSTER'S Drug and Book Store.
Why don't you Buy your School Books at
! WOOSTER'S Drug and Book Store.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Statement.

6ftbe sssci amount fmonoy The Treasury senecs
90 ohio A. the eloe OF business The fh day Of Sept
ias Subject 10 ofitr Of State and Couny Audtof at per-
hoota OF Andfor and Treasurer.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Facts and Figures.

Hn1liol NQffla afoNathee OF tHd AHuuhNs
Columbus. o., Sep. Doth, '5s.
We begin This letter with the intention Of exs
hbi,ing 70 the readers ofthe TnInUEE specimens
Of the recent financial movements Of this Demo |
cratic party, who are now 50 blandly counting our
suffrage.
In 1867 the Legislative Department Of our
State was Democratic, although the State at large
was, then as now, largely Republican. Let us
see II there was any Improvements In the morals
Of this Democratic party, from the year 1854,
when they we're driven from power, for their cor
ruption and wholesale extravaganza. They prom
isej us a SIXTY days session Of the Legislature
They responded to this promise by holding ses.
sion Of over NINETY days, which cost the public
Treasury s76,76l, II and voted an adjourned scs-
sion for next winter, which will not cost less than
this making the expense Of one session Of the
Legislature, including the adjourned session,
/ Sl5i,525, % gToNE HUNDRED AND uFTrFouR
THOUSAND. F.vF HUNDRED AND TwEyrY-EGIT &
22I00 DoLtARs.-C1 Again, the "Sub Treasury
law" enacted by this same Legislature, will take
/ from the public Treasures, for Safes, at a very
low estimate; 81 counties 81 600 per county
...................... .SoeJUO
Extra printing and Books.
5000 per county. .,a............,.,... l5GOO
Interest lost on money lying idle......
! f4OO per county. y...................... 35,2JO
Quarterly examination Of smelling COM
mitties, 5000 per county. .............. 1900
Cost TO State Treasurer for erocting...
vault, printing Of Books, Stationary &c. 10, 600
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
REA AND OIROU La 7 e.
M. MARTIN,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
Washington Street, Tifin, o.

Wonld respectfully inform his fIends and the public gen,
eralYi that he has made entire change In his mode OF
manufacture and OF doing business IN general He has pro
cured the best workmeh tho country affords, and Is nov
manufacturing fine Boots Shoes, Gaior, &C. for Gents
and Ladies' wear sewed, pegged and cofked with double
OF fancy leather used for boot making purposes in
nsr that cannot be surpassed in the State point Of work
manshp aud taste. My Stock IL brought direct from th
East, and consists Of the ueTy best material All work
warranted perfect h or sale. Try Il and you shall
suited You viii md me as roasoable any other esab
shment Tor viii not be oad0ne prices auaiy Of stoc
and work manshp considered, have eousiuuily han
good supply Of raadymad0 bo0tl and Shoes OF my
manufacture My terms, hereafter, ready pay, Pro
duee taken In exchange for work.
n. i. References is given TO such none but th
best Of work-amone whom may be named Messfa. J. q
Kennedy h. B. searles, T. OnIand, O. Piitsnger, J.
YeTk q, NJ YeTk, s. Sheath, Geo. Taylor, Abel RawroT
Geo. Redhed, q, w. Gardner, and also one Of the ol
sens n M. MARTIN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
e Fruit 8 Ornamental Trees,

1 Call on l.. B. FRENoH and leave your
Orlers for all kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Garden shrabbey, and get the best warranted varieties
seplO # i. b. FRENCH, Tiain, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAiRR IN
Hats, Caps, Furs, Buffalo Robes,
buokskn and Wooen Gloves aud Mtsnsi No. li9 Water
street, Handusky, Ohio
EVHi ghest cash prices pad for an kinds Of Furs and
skinsi 80 deals broken bank aud uncuucnt money,
gold and silver coin, etc., etc. sepl0lr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

DEPlosAsLs acknowledgements reached
TINS CITY tins morning says the Lvnchburg Cou-
rler OF Wednesday Of the occurrence .. most
deplorabie 2falr Yesterday about four miles be
yond Campbell Court-House resulting m Toe
death OF citizen Of that vicinity al the hands IF
Mr.. Walter Withers. The particulars q. we
gathered them from gentleman Just from tie
Court-House, are these
Mr. Jo dan and Mr. With-rs had lad a m,.Ir.
cersiendluS N regard 10 so,..e hay. Yrste CAV
they met IN the road near the house Of the laters
!sother, when personal recouuter ensu.d 4. grow
Ing out OF the former cause. In the scutHe, Jor-
dan got Nithers down, aud underworld 10 cue
him on the h, I'd with pocket knife, but with
ers. having OH fur cap, received injury fro:,.
the weapon. jordan then, IL seems. attempted
10 rise or had risen, when Nither> drew pistol
and shot him, the bail taking effect in the side
and Passing deeply into the body.
No one was present at the difficulty, except
brother OF Withers and a little Of Jordan
The wounded msn was removed soon as pos
sible. toy W itheTs. 10 a DeIghbors house, where
he dtd some time lat night The unfortun,t.
p-rpetr4tor of the deed gave himself up, and !.
now in custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30
PERSONAL.

Hon James Williams, of Tennessee GU
Minister TO Constantinoplr, is at Kirkwoods'
49,. u II Southland Of Boston has composed a
new American opera, called .-Omaao > founde z
on the famous story Of ..Vathek - by Beckfc-d
IL A. favorablv spoken Of by the critics
80. Thai hrst class humbug the Rec c W
Denison. who Is 80 well known and thoroughly
appreciated IN this city, is lectrrng IN New
New OK ON emdnt patton in the British West
Indies. "Chawles' : gern,-Ae t.,
Mr.. Parton, communicating 10 the " v
Post an unpublished letter written by Burr wh.,
theological student says, 'sYou were misln-
formed with regard TO Iny having any stheo-y'
resp cling the Influence Of Burr upon jackson :
career. Tue only theory of writing that enter
tam, L.. nrst TO find out TIA. truth: secondly 10
tell Il - Just We thought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS DR.. Tracy Delorne, great
curer of Consumption. was for several wears so
badly afflicted 10y dyspepsia that for n part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured hy a PRESCRIPTION furnished him nv a ynun
c|iTYofant sitl. his Pressnptlor, given by mery
chlu WhIle IN state of trance, has cured
vii" has taken it. never having failed once In ~
equally as sure IA cases Of hts of dy spapsia This
ingredients mn, he found IN any drug store. | vile
send thu, liable prescription to any psrsoI, ON aI
receipt" i one Postage stamp to pay postage
Adfress DR.. TRACY DELORME, Now York Post
Office. ian "a o,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

BosToN, Jan % Letters received in tint. ,,,,,
by the steamer Canada, dated Adgier, Nov q, re
port that very serious mutinv had occurred O,
hoard the fine clipper ship Kate Hooper Captain
yac kson, (of Baltimore) bound from Hong Kong
to Havana, with large number Of coolies The
latter. appears, for sou.e cause, broke out into
nintlny and at one time got possession Of the
lower deck, and three times set the ship on Are
,aptaln Jackson and his officers, however, bv
thelr determined action, finally overpowered
ths ulntin-ers, and suppressed the flames. but
not until they were compelled 20 shoot down
some hfty of The rinyleaders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30
From Utah,

II. Lor,s, Jan. 2o.-Dates frou. Ut.h 20 .he
ictn OF l'rce,nber have been Received. The troops
were making Themselves comfort ,ble and en,ov-
ing good health. Capt Bee, commanding tic
volunteers, wds drilling them TO- future useful
ness. There were no signs Of snow east Of ES.t
Laramie, but plenty Of grass and bufaloes
AdviCes fion Santa Fe Of an uniunporrant char-
acteT have been received. Resolutions had been
adopted At public meeting thanking s@cretsrie.
Floyd and Brown FOR oracial actions affecting the
interest Of the Territory. Depredzticns bv TIC
Apache and other Indian tribes are reno-ted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30
Markets.

New ORLEASF Jan. y The foreign news by
the Canad wa, received and published in the
evening editions of the Associated Press an hour
aud half before IFS receipt through her chan
nel>.
The cotton market closed generally unchanged:
100 bales were sold previous TO the receipt Of
the Canada advices. Sugars are buoyant. and
Flour * active Mess pork quoted SIi IS. Lad
&C Rio coffee -. better, 9alOc. Other articles
unCt anged