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FOR RENT.
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NOR RENT-TWO LARGE, LIGHT AND cool Of
FICES the second floor of the building IS St. Charles
Possession given Isl October. Apply to
EDMOND H, CHADWICK,
a HYDE 4 GioOdriCl's.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

NOTICE, = All Persons holding claims
against the succession Of the late
~ requested present them without delay % ire Undersigned
to A. O. Brcs, Attorney At lay, No ~ Camp street
ii. WILLIAMS, CHrafoF.
49,. lQ3 Camp street.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

hedaiiy prayer meeting, at the Lecture Room
of the n f. Chureh is rapidly increasing in in
tcrest and numbers. The room is now crowded
to its full capacity every morning, by those Of
both sexes and all denominations anxious TO en-
gage in the solemn exercises aud feeling of deep
interest and concern seems TO pcrvode the entire
assemblage. The exercises consist of singing,
prayer and exhoration and are conducted with
promptness spirit aud deep solcmnity.
Tho moral Influence, cxerted by this daily con
vocation for prayer is already fvit IN our com
munity and is excrting hoaltful, beneficial in.
fuenee. Scores attend those meetings. who have
hitherto paid little or no regard to "tliuss etor-
nal'' and many Of the youth Of our city manifest
a concern, which we trust will be productive Of
much good, A union prayer meeting Of all the
churches, is also held once week, which is well
attended
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
CoIton,s Genernl Atlns.

Mr.. A. Huntington is agent for northern Ohio
for this valuable and dcsipbleaths and will soon
canvas our city and county for subscriptions.-
This, the second edition Of this work, is in one
volume, as full and complete as tho first edition
was in two volumes, and athalf the prics, 81 $50
Mr. H. has received the most liberal encourage
ment in the adjoining counties, and we trust that
our citizens will not let SO valuable work pass
without taking il.
This General Atlas contains about 10 Maps
and Plane on l0l imperial folio sheets and 100
pages of lcttcr-prcss descriptions. The Maps
have been drawn with great care expressly for
this work, and engraved on steel in the highest
style of the art, and the descriptions which ac
company each map contain the most valuable in
formation Geographical, Statistical and Histor-
ical," concerning the countries delinoated.
A moments consideration must convince any
one of the great superiority Of maps in an Atlas
form over maps mounted for hanging on walls.-
While the latter soon become rusty, dchoed and
ruined, the Atlas is easily and long preserved
its maps are generally on large scale and con
yeniently referred to. A good Atlas, handsomely
and substantially bound is ornamental, interest
ing aud useful in the library or on the parlor-ti
Bile, and most families can betterafford to dispense
with many articles of equal or greater cost which
they cheerfully purchase, than with good Atas.
Mr., Cotton is known as the most reliable Map
and Atlas publisher in the Union, business to
which he has devoted many years Of close aud
intelligent attention.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

An exchange talks thus sensibly upon the duty
Of supporting home papers: "Rccollect If "A home
weekly papor.is to be supported, home influence
must do It, Every dollar sent to eastern papers
is at the expense of the local papers. A county
acquires prominence through its paper more than
in any other way aud TO every one whohas coun.
ty interests at stake, his home paper is a nccess-
ty. Never will such man take paper printed
away from home until he is able to take q second
paper His first paper will be his home sheet
aud he will so identify his own interests with
that Of his county paper, as to consider his sub
scription as much a matter of yearly duty as the
payment Of his taxes"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

A rather serious accident occurred 20 D. e.
ogle Esq, Of this place, on last sabbath oNcr.
noon. While driving horse aud buggy froman
alley into Main street ihe horse took fright and
became ungovgnoble, Running up street, hh
took a sudden turn down Market and Mr. Oglc
10 trying to check him ran both horse and buggy
against The corner Of shawhau's Building. The
collision made a complete wVok Of the buggy
aud threw Mr.. Ogle ont, seriously injming him
IN several places and rendering MIN unconscious
for some time. Hia injuries, however are not
considered dangerous.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

If our readers wish 70 know whore the cheap
est bargains can be had in Tinin we refer them
10 othcadyertiscmcnts in the Tribune. Those who
adycrtiselib literally sell three times as many goods,
as those who do not; and hcncc they can afford
to sell much lower They also keep on hands "a
larger and bettcr assortment than those who
mover let the public know where thcy are or what
they are doing.
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a llegulnr Mnlkot.

A regular Market may now be found ia TiGiu,
every Tuesday, Thursdayand Saturday morning,
at the old Market House, We understand that
the Council have passed an ordinance, prohibit
ing huckstcrng on the streets, during market
hours. This is a wise provision aud ought to be
strictly enforced
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

ssB" GoDE for May is at hand aud splendid
numhcrit is-justsueh as the author alone knows
how to get up. The engraving, entitled "1hc
Queen Of May" is beautiful and tho fashion
plates just the thing for the Ladies' Published
by L. A. Cooley, Phihdelphia--Proe $500 a
year. Taken with the Tribune. $500
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

The Ssndusky, Dayton & Cincinnati r. r.
will resume its connection with The Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton Rotd, on the 3d Of May, all
existing difficulties having been nmiaably ad.
iusted. We arc gnd to learn Of this rcconcilia-
ton and hope that no misunderstanding may
hereafter occur, between the two roads
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
The snb.Treasurr Inv

The act, passed by the last Legislature 60 e.
tahlish The Independent Treasuary Of the State
Of Ohio" better known as the "Sub- Treasury
Law" will be found on our FIRST page As this
is one Of the great reforms" proposed by the
Democracy, we hope il will be carefully read so
that its provisions may be fully understood. The
law tnkes clLael ON tho llh dnv of Lnlv nnxL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
sPEoIAL NOTICES.

E1y-Da. AiAsN's AorE BALsAn.-This wonderful COM
pound i having extensive sale in a parts Of the Union
where ague exists. hii Of the iew medicines which
sold the country that really what theirin
ven,ors claim for them And unlike OIL other remedies that
ecommcndedby their propreto to Al tho Ills that
flesh hei oth' remedy is only recommended for chls
Caverand ague that pa cuur elias. Of diseases growing
ont Of the result Of miama common In western
county The evidences Of its ngoat curative
properties, and she high estimation placed upon IT, rondcrs
e the greaiot discovery Of the age and deserves the
tire oppobstou Of all classes Of men, Those huvng
sion medicine Of this Kind, aro urgod ,psro
pains to give this trial II they wish he oundy eurai
See Advertisements In another column Of this paper Sold
BY all good druggists
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

See notice Of Seneca County Agricultural So
ciciy--Dr Mann'a Ague Balsaui-Farm for Sale
at Auetiou-D Dissolution Notice-and New Spring
Goods.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

I'm sure I.woUldn'i choose him,
But the very deuce is in it.
For lac says, If refuse him.
That he couldn't live a minute,
Now This is very shocking,
For were taught we mustn't Kill,
SO Pve thought thc matter over,
And l think I'll marry "Bill. aud out
Of fpure sympathy shan't send him the
mittcn rs ] intended
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

The Dayton ENrinr tLccomuton) Is echoed by
tho lifin rRiBuNE (Profcssediy Anti-Lcoompton
pcmocratio) inits sttcmptto convict Republicans
of inconsistency in hclradvooacy Of the Crittcn.
den Montgomery omeudmcnt-SAN. REoisug.
The RFalsrrR docs us great injustice by using
Our namo in the connection above. As the "com.
plimcnt' was doubtless intended forour ncighbor
down street and we do not wish to appropriate
"stoIou property" We hope The Rreisrra will
make the correction.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

WooDs H,fk RrsroRArrvE-We have never known any
other medicine win large share Of public confidence in
short time this has done. Il has been more than
year since hst heard Of H. and il now Stauds at the
head Of all remedies Of che kind. We have any
Of IL ourselves having had occasion, "oown Of
glory only yet retains It's original colo but gets
sobut Of friends have, and have known
t fail Of restoring ,ho hairto It's orgua color We advise
such becoming prcmaturey gray, give tneResto
raiive" irial-Cheaier (ll.) Herald June, Is5C
EJ5-sold by All the DruRgists. Ap2.im
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
FoR sALE AT THIs- -oFFIcE.

fOh ShbE Al THIS rOtflCEs
One Full Scholarship in Fo,oms Commercial College,
Cleveland. Ohio.
One Fun Scholarship in tho Ohio State and Union Law
CoiUs-. cisTslasd, Ohio.
One Full sehoiafhip athe Eclectic College Of Medicine,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All Of he above will be sold ven cheap for Cash.
eS-ohio State AMI Union Law coilego.-This 10.
sttuion has been removed TO Cleveland, Ohio. DegEees
are legally conferred aud studens graduating may be
admitted TO practice ForCrauuri adiresa at Cleveland,
de251r NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
Bauking House Of w. c. Hedges q Co.,
Pay tHieFes Deposits
Rsmainhg MouthH at per cent.
G +" "5
y 90
Beposipayable at any time, on return Of Certificate.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. c. BALDWIN,
July 10, 1857 w. G. HEDGES.
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Job PrintInp.

OF all kinds. from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card executed at this office, very
low and in style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the S.atc.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

o. +. X Shavhan has just received o fine
stock Of Spring and summer Goods. Give him
/. ..m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

O. Harper is ON hands again and for sale by
Pelan. 10 is an excellent number and completes
Volume XVI Tho illustrated articles are; "a
Winter in INC South" ''From Sinai TO wady
Mousa:" "rig2r Hunting on Foot in fndiei" aud
'The Virginians." Published by Harper &
Bros, N. y, at $500 per annum.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
FIYE OENTs REWARn-

FTNO an Nhom t Nay Concern The ,l.,. -, i,,
be given ioI he apprehension ~ M ls.Hin NV VIZ
~! nosss ~ AIsees sssd 10 yq,, Who 40 away from
Seneca county, o., on Thursday Ami 80
sab.eIher ialshesmose says ihrt 10 e be seeona
Ief ne conduct Of said boy any dahts oonaeo h NM
ahsi hs eepaItars iioin BIZ premises. y 4'n
Aa'''s~' JoHNsHELLER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

Tiffin Prices Current,
tcosancrrb ussxts vi
SHRIVER 6 SHEATH
Dealer IN Dry cosis ctsssriss. oafpune. Boots snd
Shoes aad Ready Male Cchngl Ani nuf hasef or ~
cry dsscrptioa df Cfais ard Produce iof cash.
WIN. eoG61oso.
Cohv-ishoiieil lc.
40 iEsN z3c.
Rre-icHE a..
Usntrr-fofij.
OArsl11lIlirt
natra-nls
roraroEs-25e.
Fttr grrn- en ~ an,oo.
Trao1iiY 5eer-i ,531ii5o
Rurren-ou9i2o.
Isnn-a
7fAtrou--q'000o.
Enotrn Haas-nsc.
40 sinss suournEps- 6eo0o.
ricEten PoaE-ea9os
MhrLH auuhR--iQo,
do NoLtssHg--506 6f5c.
hEraw kx-2na25c.
FesTuEgs--31f10Oo.
Rkas-Qa
nRv Arptzs-si.o5 qaBt
GRenN HmEs-3i * perth.
nuv DO 10e
Eegs-0ao0o q dozen.
poay--s4nORf.SQ
Clover seed,-s3s0 $3.50
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
Knapp's Patent OarI0n ON Lamp,

The only perfect Comhuster Of these Osi and Fepeat
H. the only Lamps which be carried around the houe
without smell, or smoke, or breaking the chimneys while
which ere at AL in favor constantly burning n our
store; and upon examnaton h Of the cony0,
oil
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
Pclan hag tile Atlantic Monthly f5r Ma,

Pelan hasthe Atlantic Monthly for May. There
isno abatement in the yigor. research and crudi-
ton Of its contents. II has won "a permaneucy and
popularity unathiucd by any other literary peri
odieal in the same length of time and promises
successful future. Published by Philips, Samp-
son & Co., Boston, at $500 per mnum.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

tS~Au Advertisements MUST be handed in by
Wednesday Of each week, 10 secure thcir appear
ancc.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
coAL OIL coAI oIL. coAL oILl

The subsorhers selling oil manufactured from the best
Gf Camel Coali which guarantee be PURE aud eo
from adultoratiop Rny,eXposive elements.
Our arrangements are now complete, and ore In
slant receipt 81 all the HEw aud nKAUrWuL srVLEs
LAMPS Chandosrs Brackets &c. for Parlor Halls Ho-
tes stoss Churches, and oil other places where Artificial
Lightisused.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

s'- The Lady's Home Magazine for May is a
superb little number, containinga fine engraving,
fashion plates aud other attractions for the ladies
Published by Il S. Arthur & Co., Philadelphia,
at $500.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
We have the Exclusive Right of the
3oMRs RAaT VsleR AAMF

Burner which for many reasons Gar superior 70 any
other except the Knapp Lamp and will be sold whos.
sale retail at very low price. These lamps
Becoming Exceedingly Popular
with ali classes In and out Of the City, Rnd one cun be
induced 10 part with them after trial
Knapp's Patsat Lamp awarded the First Preinm at
iho
Chrystal Palace, in November last,
and decided BY the judges be the greatest invention Of
she last 20 yeaTs, IN light DO you wish
More Light at Less Price!
In thfTv Hard Times all the ale rednoe sxpen.
Hes, without n like proportion, lesenng The comforts and
eonveuienees Of lie We take great pleasure In bringing
80 your notice, the Greatest Inyentiou Of the Age.
elS-Cai and see the Lamps. and Give Them a Trial.
Apr23to @. NJ. NERK.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
ETaHR, ETGHT, EIGnW.

Just received and on exhibition at
Yerk's Stove Emporium,
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Tiffin RaiaiI Market.

Csftscicd weekly. by ". A. BUsKtRK 4 %, whole
sale aod Retail dealoti In Groceries and nfodooc Of
kiods. Shawhans Riook, Tiiha o..
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1855
1858.
Z RI BILL

tMhEkoN NC0NSiGNMENr.--lus -lusirecei,.l ,ri r.,
.a,e Rot oommon and second clear rro irn,l.,
NF-' EARL niII.
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Pepper . 10 .-.-..-. 10
Ground 40" paper g
Frice g. " sf-.---- 10
gioeerif e u.-.- 12h
uinnamon ttntt ..-.' so
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

Younr Hyson g % 5009Oi
Imperial l,W'
GunpCwdcr =" f5l
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30

Z Ann PLASTER, CENFNr. CAICtNrp pas
- thk' SALT tooare % dne) constantly on b,oI sra
EARL nlLL
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DISSOLUTION.

Heupoo'fqlly solicit. reasonable share Of the patron
age of the public.
mdndm c. YOsT.
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sas.T-T.00,F,-OakIey Lodge,

4tSsNff+ No az. mects ovcry Weinotiav Rveninr.
at7it oNoek, at OLD Follows Uan. in shaw.
hans plock. Main sirest j. w. MILLER. NJ al
r. w. UuRksn. Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-30
rIFFIN TRIBUNE.

~ Advertisers will please send IN their favori By
ysdne'day.as We vi'hto so.opfsss Thursday noon.
, 1858-12-31

new yeF presents most favorable occa-
sion for a revision OF our past deeds, ana
the custom of civilized man, at this season.
affords happy opportunity to Proht by
the occasion. If error has been committed
in the past, let it be corrected IN the ID
ture. If wrong has been inflicted, let 1t be
magnanimously acknowledged and atoned
for. If good has resulted from any act,
strive to repent, and carry tito still greater
perfection. Eradicate whatever is vile, and
cultivate with assidnity whatever IS com
, 1858-12-31

z. c. FIrznrGH served under Gov. SrEvKNs, our
present arlcgaie in Congress. At The time he CON
mitied the outages be did Il under cover ot what he
called Martial Law. FIrzHuoH vas on his stat, with
the rauk ofCoionel and gave STEVENS an the support
he could ior Congress- aud nAturaiy looked to him for
some lh.n Here the low design is manifested not
only through gross falsehoods indicting injury upon
the reputation OF gentleman, bat at the sane time
in that despieable manner to strike political blow
Judge FirznusH has Fleniy Of friends, and we are
much mistaken In the character Of our people, II
every honest heart does not look with deestaon and
contempt upon that Communication and its miserable
aathOFs II Is nAtara that snch persons should have
selected the columns OF the Tribune for their pur
poses--a paper which, Ike prostitute. talking about
her virtue is continually harpng upon truth justice
and humanity and giving the lie BY its actions to its
own sentiments-which is well known to be 50 deeply
sunk IN moral degradation that Il Is easily purchas
able to attempt to give wrong direction to the popu
lar mind 1t is not surprising that mendaeity, mag
nifty and oowardiee should ind sympathy with
hypocrisy corruption and dishonesty. -
, 1858-12-31

NHWs FROM ORE0ON.--The latest exchanges We
have received ffom Oregon bear date December 22d.
The local news il uhimportant and would not le in
teresting TO our readers in this direction.
From the Time Of the 18th we learn that the Ter.
ritorial Legislative Assembly had assembled at Salem
the ot-a permanent organization Of both branches
having been efected on the THIN the Council, by
eleetng Charles Drain, from Linn county Presidehti
Noah Hober, Of Portland, Clerk; W. L. White, As
shtant Clerk; H. H.Howard Enrolling Clerk; D. J.
Heuen, sergeantat-ATms; and J. L. Steward, Door
Keeper. ..tra.l fsa lu- vel
the House, the organization is as follows: N. II
Gates, Of waseO, Speaker; James N. Pyle, Of DOu
glas, Clerk; II. W. Allen. Of Polk, Assistant Clerk j.
D. Porter Of Linn. Enrolling Clerk; L. c. MeIane, o
Linn, sergeantat Arms; and Jas. H. Brown, Of Ma
rion, as DoorKeeper.
The Council and House were appropriately address
ed BY the President and Speaker.
The message OF Gov. Curry is an excellent docu
ment, aud affords another evidence Of the enlarged
intelligence and ability Of that gentleman.
The editor Of the Standard has returned from q
visit 70 San Francisco.
, 1858-12-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. %, 1858.
The Clerk Of the Council communicated
to the House, that the Council had passed
the House Resolution as to adjournment
over the holidays; and the passage of Coun
Gil Joint Resolution relative 10 the estab
lishment of chain of military posts on the
emigrant road from Fort Benton TO Fort
Walla-Walla.
Mr.. Cove, of Pierce, Chairman of the
Committee on Indian Affairs, to whom haC
been referred certain portions Of the Gov
ernor's Message, reported two memorial,
as follows:
Memorial praying for the confirmation
Of tue Indian Treaties, aud one praying the
creation Of the Office of Superintendent o.
Indian Affairs for the Territory of Wash
lngton, and separating the Territory lrou
the Oregon Superintendency.
These memorials, under a suspension oI
the rules, were read three several times anC
passed
Mr.. Rutledge, Of Thurston, introduced
bill to encourage the destruction of Cou
gars and Wolves. The bill was read q
first time.
Mr. Hawk, of Thurston, introduced O
bill, an amendment to law relative to as
sessing aud collecting territorial and coun
ty revenue. Also q bill amending the
law relating to County Assessors.
Mr.. Shead, of ThurSton, introduced q
bill providing change of time for holding
the sessions of the County COMMISSIONER
Courts.
Mr.. Henness introduced bill relative
to Roads and Highways, and defining the
duties of the Road Supervisors This is a
general law revising and defining the va
rious laws on the subject of roads. If the
bill should pass, its main features will be
given in subsequent issue.
The bill defining the northern boundary
of Pacific county was read second time
and referred to Committee en Counties
7 The bill relative to real estate escheat.
ing to counties, was read second time aud
referred to Committee on Judiciary
Mr.. Judson's bill, providing for the eec
tion Of Road Supervisors by q plurality
, 1858-12-31

vote, was read a second time and referred
to Committee on Roads ond HIGHWAYS.
Joint resolution relative to ESTABLISHING
a port of entry at Whatcom, BelIinpbp@
Bay, was read third time aud passed
Joint memorial relative to military road
from Bakers Bay via Shoalwater Bay and
Gray's Harbor to Port Townsend, was
read third time and passed.
Under a suspension of the rules, the
House passed memorial relative to the
cxtinguishment Of the rights Of the Hud.
sons Bay and Puget Sound Agricultural
Companies and resolution relative to tbe
establishment of a chain of military posts
from Fort Benton to Fort Walla-Waila.p
Then adjourned. .....
, 1858-12-31

rO-SIsHr.-"New Years Eve is to be celebrated
tonight BY two Fancy Dress Bals'-one to be given
at the Washington Hotel" and the other at the
Dancing Academy, Masonic Hall by Mr.. BACH. The
probability is that they will both be well attended
extensive preparations are being made in order to
make each attractive and the company happy When
we reflect that but few "New Years" AGO even one
dancing party could not be raised in this locality with
out the fair brought from considerable distance
forcibly struck with the growing importance Of
Olympia aud vicinity, and the Improvement in pur
social relations by the increasing residents amongst
US OF families of "motbers aud danghters."
, 1858-12-31

THE NEw REGISTER or WASHINGTON TERAiToRY.
Col. WILLIAM B. RANKES the newly appointed Regis
ter Of Washington Territory, late a member Of the
Philadelphia bar, arrived the steamer Panama on
the 2Gth instant We have long been Of the opinion
that these appointments should be conferred our
own citizens; but II foreign talent" is needed and
ust be supplied submit gracefully when clever
gentleman as the Colonel Is the importation. Our
new Register comes among US highly recommended
for bis ultfa and healthy National Democracy ability
in his profession, and for his fine social qualities
Our hrst impressions decidedly favorable and We
hazard bat little in the prediction that he will make
very excellent and popular officer. He is aecOmpa
MED by VIZ. H. RANDALL, Esq, young and promi
nent member Of the Philadelphia bar We heartily
welcome these gentlemen to territory, and lot
hope that their homts win prove pleasant that
In few short months shall register the arrival Of
their families. A