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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08
OARD FROM CARR & ~.

sANDUsEy, Ohio, December lat, 1857.
4 (AENrsi-ln addressing you this virsular We would
~ mention that since wango yea with last theFo
has been advan'e hsF rln, Nails anil 3ass and
e midst OF our enagement BY connecting the sheet Iron,
spring and Axle e Niththe husinuss, there occurred
Ordinary oTsis In the financial auFs Of the c0ur
tfy, Wiuh pdts ghieus check the whole business
community.
la view orthis mpnsiaTy caamly We offer n Wholesale
our enf stock Of Fencing, Finishing, Wrngh Anneaed
aud Cut Nails CAST and spring sisu oS sleigh Shoes
sheet Iron Pipe ~ Shell hOXe Cast aegh shoes, Wagon
hubhs, &c., &o., at ubont cost for cash.
Oar stock OF lIon is large aud completsj also heav
stOck Of sheet Iron. We offer Pipe Boxes cheaper ian
they he bousd aud Isn.p0red RON the Fast Wagon
a bs supph in large Of smtil quantuesat al Manulaotu
fcTs pncus We prpirfi 70 hl your promptly,
aud gatetul for Fte heretofore us,
fully solicit your luTher orders, and remain,
(dei2mj 1ray Your,, CARR n 60.
BtaK.as u"u,e of ". 4. IIedses * CO.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Month, at per cent.
4" O rs
~ 90
Deposits payable a, aay time, on return Of Certificate.
JOSIAH HEOGEs,
A. c. BALDWIN
Jay 10, 1851. w C HEDGES.
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lankiNs House Of W. @. Hedges a Co,
win pay such ratio Of isrsassr on money &c.
posl'ed specified timo, a. may be agreed upon
ly the parties,
We pay the usual rates Of interest on deposits
'ublcoe 70 Withdrawal on demand.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08
PLEAsE TAKE NOTlCE

HEREBY Caution ~ persons ngain. PVT hasina cef'
tain mote given by nc To daniel schuylel dated May
iOih 1857 TO- me snn Of Two uufod Dollars, payable
nf oatks anerdaie e. hod receipt aes inst said Note.
Ins ~ j. ~ HARFORB.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

from the worst ScrORula down TO a
Common Pimple.
e ha, tiled In eleven hundred cases. and never
hied e8ceptin tw' cases, thoh thuntt rnmorD has
now IN hs possession ovs hundred certificates Of m
value, Al within twenty miles OF noston.
Tuo hatiia- .ts uur,ing sore mouth
One to rec bottles will cure the wor,ikind Pmplss
Twoor ihrss bottle, win clear TIE system Of bilss
Two bei,esnrs wrr'antedio cure the inthe
Thee 10 Ave bottle, wuHaPsd cure the wor,, Mind
One twO bottles arc WARMED to cure all hsno in the
Eyes.
I've bottles wsu,n,sd euro running Of ts Ear,
and blotches fmong the h-ir
Fou,io siS bols' Srs warranted 10 oouup,
One bottle win ctr sculy eruption of the skin.
Two tlr bottles e wuTFaatt 10 cure the un6st d.t
pcIate case OF iheumatsm.
Three fonr bnes wrrsnted 10 cure salt. Rheum
Five eight bottles wilicuro the rofus
benefit ts always renced ffom the ~ bottle and
aPeree'eure swaHan'e wheHthe above guanr taken
DEAR MADAM,--The reputation OF tbe Medical i,i,cov.
ey, 10 curing n shd o numor' Is % we'll e'iablshedby
need not say lhns the subject, he sill u hysI
cens and the mos Tcnl bruggI't "a the p
Ia npre.rningt the MseSea discovery TO yo notice, do
with iu Kno~efgeu uf IT, crrtve power ia relieving
lorunaty liable That most eScricatng disease to an
aIeetiona,e nothsr.
sAUasING SORE MOUTH.
ls rurc as II hv miracle; your temper restored 10
iis natia and your babe " I'M ur ana retvl
naps 10 cain and siubef. na ihe Medrn Di,rnv.
ery becomes fountain Of biss''ng 70 your husband and
10 the more advanced stage, Of
CANRER
i extends TO The stomach, causing
SFEPSIA,
which s noihny but issnksr the nobsashi then to the
KIDNEYS.
eieainR sinking telling and indifference even 10
The cares Of your family.
Your stomach ID
RAW AND INFLAMED.
food diIessos yoH and you csn only take eersn
kinds, aud oi that your does not Get ha tbe
nousment q contains as the aemonous 6udufihc rsnk.
efeat' mi then ynur complnon loses bloom ana be-.
comes saoe lr5eHsh, aud best day 10 gous Fer
want o. 9our msnt you system become loose and fsbby
tain Of fseases which the Medical Discovery h peeul
ary adapted 10
CURE;
Papitaon nf The heH, pin In the ide weakness OF the
spine and small OF 'hc bak pain II the hip Joint when soe
rerss in gnafiy Of the bowels and ulso that most en-
eraeiatng Of Diseases the
PILES. tr r
How many thousands OF poor women rro sniyin, c,,,
this disease and piuiug sway Rsesahle liis ana their
Igsss yOnr that good ol porrr, ffAn onncs ~
Pseven'ioa l. bstieT ihsn Ponad 81 snIe IN lha
MEbicAL DISCOVERY
you hape beth s preventative and the crrr with tb ,,
aud COOL qaai, ha VII usssr dadsr AID erumstssess
DO ynn ANY inufy..
Noo6airs q de, ever nscs.satyoa, ,s bo., Won s.s
inascrioS FoR Usz-Aduln one tr bic spoo,el NJ, d,,
nh rin over Ten yeafs, d5aef apaoniui-Ch ien fsom
nte fgm yer' tea speonih a direriiuns can be
se"o 20 ~ nttiiution,i take sufficient 10 Operate On
Younuuly.
DONALD X KrNarpnV
rriee 81 90 per bottle For sale bv l. H. t Io6, q q,
= .,i, neP, Gibson b. H. snyder rhn, and b. gsists
deil-iF
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Gen. Walker ut Wd,anstJhs-sCOmmO
dVre Pau .ding'- Case.


Gen. Walker at NdsaiagtOhs--COmmO
dOre Pau .ding's Case.
Gen. Walker reached W..@t,;~stoa l~e,
evening in company with Marshal Ryn
lers. de Immediately proceeded to the
State Department where he had an inter
view with the Secretary of Sia,e. and
Was formally surrendered, Gen. Cass.
however, stated that he had no directions
% give concerning Gen. Walker. Il was
,nly through the judiciary that he could
be held TO answer any charges brought
against him. The 6llibusler aud his es
.ort retired, the former at liberty TO go
where his inclinaiions might lead. IL is
reported. however, that process wi BE-
issued TO bring him to trial for violating
he neutrality laws.
The Cibinet yesterday held a oonsulta-
on with regard TO the conduct Of Com
Pauding in seiziug Walker aud his men
At which the Commodore's dispatches
we're read. H. says. could not regard
Walker aud his followers in any other
ight than outlaws who had escaped the
igimnce Of the officers Of the Govern
nent, aud left our shores for the purpose
ii rapne and murder, aud SAW no other
way Of vinlioatiny the law anl redeem.
Ig the honor Of our country than By dis
srming and sending them home. In do.
ing 50 am sensib of the responsibility
| have incurred and confidently look 10
the Government for my Justification.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

tV-chio State ami Union Law College This In.
stituon has been removed 70 Cleyeand, Ohio. Degrees
are legally oonhurd, aud studenis graduating may ho
admiuedto pFlctioe. ForCfulau address, Cleveland,
degair NJ. KING, Se relats
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

ltl barrel, Cs'asas oF vss'ss Lime.
.S0 b,ssl. Pss cidss vinsg,s-jus S'osivsd ,ad i''
~ 1..siis ~" HgsuSE 90
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

MERCHANT TAILOR /
GOODS
JOSEPH V0LLMER,
MOULD respectfully inform hi friends, and all Others,
w thathe can still be found at his old stand in
hedges NEW BLOCK,
wher. he 4. now opening rre and we'll selected stock Of
FAN ,ni winter Goods. consisting Of MI kindsof
BROAD CLOTHS,
Cassimeres, Satinets, Toeeds, Jeans
AND OVER-CO NTlNGS,
ol.o beautiful a,.or'msu Of Velvet, SIR Satin and Cas-.
.imers ves,ing, fa stock Of raOr'' trimmings, alarge
and full asgoF,ment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
., al ls.cr p'iOn. and prices, and war1n,od well made
Ills selections Of
Shirts, Undershirts. Collars, Stocks,
Cravats, handkerchief, Socks,
Suspenders, and
y 81 Il
ter Gim.e ii' he ha',5s b-s selected largest bes and
CTEAP EST STOCK.
of the kin to be fauni ,h'vionitv errfole he wou
- pecif yinye ~ TO come ande xamns his stock
beefs prF chasing esevhcr'.
r,gunr Monthr cepi o. Ams rican an European Fssh-
ions, hi will eorsspond with sny The reury afs
Thankful ~ ne liberal patranage hnreofof. rsceived,
he hopes hv eo.c business and integrity
" novscIr @s,so.f ''"''''''' JOSEPH voLLNER
CITY BARBER SHOP.
sHAwHAN HOUSE BLOCK,
Near Me Fost 06fce. T:6ia.,0.
J. HIGH WA RID EN-, g
Barb en- and lair Dresser
7 VFoRMs the public. the pubIlc, that be has
LEASED the aboed business stand fer a tern, o
wears. and istheretore now permanently located
and feeling grtteful 10 his On TONERS an dis,
crimluatiIfg Jrfblr for the pstroaage 80 iherall,
hesiowed on than haretofire, he thus pub irly
tenders them hi uRfrlgned thanks FIR the grnfr-
Gus conf lence ua nifested. I'd n0st raspactfull,
solicits continuation Of iheii favOrs.
IT. sssu rs than that his
T YLE or SH AVING is
E NTI r Ell Y N E w !,
AID does no, embrscs the
Latest Paris and london Back
slope Man; stations,
But ha cnutiaues 10 prscticu his faruer familiar
and usual sfy le of shssl1s, which eufbraees
the sase sud comfort Of his custnmert.
And b. will ha most happy % wait on them
promptly al all times. ant execute the-
wishes; shaving easily and haudsornely. aud
cutting. coloring, trnnning and dissslng hair
neatly and 10 the noyt do,irahls AulHrican SNle
Pars0ns desirous # 1Avils lhair hair restored
to its primeval state, or wishing a luxurious
growth thereof. can be speedily rest, red,
Hi E h w ar d 9 n s
ENvMORATING
MFDICATED Il AIR LIQUID
win mast assursdly produce tieso desirable
results. This 10 nolan
.aEAsTERN HUME BUG, -
or
QUACK " o S TR o.
Bnt ltiuid preparation ofreoen, ariyin. diseoy
ersd by long continued patient inv st-
CATION, perseverance, aud deep research,
and manufactured for home consumpti0n
only. Is noW offered 10 the public and
the 6rul conviction, shat h NOT only chan
ges grey hair 10 is original color End
promotes iis luxurious growth. but viii
reproduce full head Of hair. Oa those
ontirolY b. ID. u will beauty and
streng' hen the hair, and prevent iis de-
caying or coming 0ut-remOpe dandFuf
and cleause the scalp.
constant sopplY on haad. Ladies and 'ren-
tleaen ,ilel on atthsir dwelling 10 fequired.
April 24s57AG
II % I r l. N o tt CE.
-. az pDnrrc l-...h.. a. aar -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

Iighly lml1tlatt fr6.p "A xicO---The
Constitution OverthrUwa--- COmmOus
fort declared Dictator.
NEw 0RLEANs. Dec &c The steam
ship tennessee, from Vera Cruz, with
iales from the City Of Mexico to the
IN lust, has arrived at this port.
The news is important.
On the 10Th inst, the garrison at TIA.
oubaya. pronounced in favor Of dissoly,
ing the Congress and overthrowing tha
Constitution; also declaring CommOnfort
Absolute Dictator
Vera Cruz followed the example. and
il WAS supposed that che other states
would soon follow
rhe Tennessee brings later advices
from Yuoalan. The Reaoii0nists had
captured Sisal, which has again been re-
taken by the Government tronps.
BASEsoE DauoLAs.- rns Baston Res's
Washington correspondent tells the fol-
luwiug conversation relative to Douglas
late demonstre ion;
The day aEtr d Douglas made his speech,
a Democrat said 10 Mr.. Banks4 "Ar.,
You Republicans going 10 take Daugas
iu?"
Yes, sir" replied the Little Iron
Man, I'VE willIake all who want 70 come
the church is large and the door is
wide.'
Very well, " rejoined the Democrat,
"but are you willingto make him youl
leaderG"
1--WE are willing, after they all get in.
replied NJ Banks, Ito lot the smaftesl
man lead the column
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TEL NO. TlC1E
n w. BROOKS hasnken The Wssisrn "
I 4 .chanxe. plaasahtsili, HhucOrt Co., Ohio
which he has relurnished and repaired ior the
es,,aeial accommodation oil ihe tavgfng euhlit
the table will always he farniahcd with thu besi
he cauntry affords. Good itabling and pie a.,
n grain for horses.tho public patronage respect.
fnlly tolcisd.
March ,lS.BI,tG
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

Rw The Ohio diioriAl Convention
vii - hold - q fi0p the is,h al
.0.h iagh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24
WArcHEs.-ooLD AND SILVER
wv TNIIMI

Gold and silver Ens'ish patent levers detached leveys Ia
pines dupex watches poshet rhronoeerp indepe-dert
seccnds for timing har.s diamond and enamel watches foy
sdtee and All oher hnde OF Watches for sale retail Al ss
han usual prsces wssches exchange Fvarv ,,ch
II accompanied With written guarantee Watches eie.re
and repaired Al less than usual prices
-. GEO c. ALLEN
impor'er Of watches and jeweliv Wholesale and retail No
ii WalI Sweet second floor, near brosd ~sY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24
Go7S CASH WILL BUY ONE or rHH wosy SUPERB

GQ7S CASH WILL Buy ONE or rHE Mosy suPBsp
VotO end elesantlv finished powerful toned drawing
RON pianos IN this CITY any other. know whas sm
saying whom asse hs $500 could not buy pisno o. eqns
late and preas,bs want Of money has four lss rsuaa
corners triple fesvy carved moudlnss TOP ana bonQm.
spendidy carved legs rnd 'yre With duce pedhs soi1
pearl inaid boaid. of the richest desaus ever
he'd scooped pearl keys besvy overstrung bass solid
rosewooa fret YORK desk but above All tone eqs 20
Do well 10 eranre hls you will End, without any bun
bug frea bsrgrn warranted the makers for ro yesrs
winch the best In I've city Cal IN SIM avenue near
Tbgiy Lfs, sLstet, Lat door ABOVE The chu-ch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24

GENUINE LONDON DOCK ooaNAc BRANDY FoUR
NJ teen Years ODD do ports aherr'es and MVisfas In
wood or eIsss n.st foreign light and sparsng vnea
ram whissey sles porter. condiments and Havana sezars
s.. D, KIsR, IS Futon street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C.
II No $50 Brosiwsy, New YoEt,
Announce hat they have secured be OF M
ATLANTIC TkLEokAPB eQRMAhiNE CABhx,
Now on board ns .a.y.

In order 10 pscs within reach Of all cssses and that
every family United States may possess specimen Of
This Wonderful mechauics curosiy they propose 70 out
Of four nchea lensh ami mount them
neatly with brsss ferrules , -. -
zach piece will be accompanied WIN copyrighted nc
sime erthcate OF - -
that n the genuine cable. Twenty miles have
been actually submerged and taken w from the bottom Of
This will be the hrst sold condi
ton in which the great cable lies the bed OF the
Oydsrs III be received from dealers and others Tor
no, ieru than pieces time At per loo Rsss rrcc
90 each Zach order be ~ The money
current In New York. viii not be possibe 70
oper accounts glster viii be the orders "a thew
received which will be led IN without favor OF par
expected for delivery within a week,
frw yoRE susust n. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

(,HhsPAGNE FOR TIE MILLION, AT 81 THE BIAS
20 consignment 500 baskets pnts and arts
ali perfect order just landed vessel from Havre
snd for sale BY the importer from store or bonded ware
JuLEs PREMIER rIIs, iO7 water ct near Wall
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SITUATIONS xvASTED-sIALEs.

N IpsI IeHMaN AND Uys WIFE ABE IN WANT OF
Il fitpstiops IN family the former has worked
NJ bis lie ha latter qusasd general
In qGlre 81 CASTLE Gasden for William B.rks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24

Q1Qh ANY LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING TO
plCy. purchase beautifully finished fuli
wood tspo can ind one a. TIE saca 500
shorttne ago; selected ny Of The be 1iges CITY.
bsra tunes cause for selling IL po-ifTe bargsin Firr
come hrs red cesh crsio sbr not complain III
20 West Thirty SECOND street, sEs svfhs. Price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST "a, 1853
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIEs

SE.PECTAeLE PRorEsr> mt YCCN} ~OHtS
= ~iabss s.tIAuou ,roesssd eoos; unceyst:eas
rut 81 snups "a ne bskos sd vssry beat ciy 'os
Ci 81 llln West 27h eetwosa ~. md Ayek, Tor W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-24
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTrEFRANCAIsE DUN AGE AvANoc {, QuI PARI.
" rAnemsnd e. rAnglsis; desire trouver psc
CONNIE femme de charge vile 4 eanpsgne Ells
chargera anssi sssser dams In cuisine Satresser No.
Bible House Sth st., between Sd and 4th kves.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The friends of Isaac Cook the postmaster at Chi
cngo, induged in quite demonstration upon the an
nouncemcnt of his continuation by the Senate Bonres
illuminated the city, aud procession formed, head
ed by a band of music and the president of the Union
Democratic Club Mr. Cook responded 10 a call and adj
dressed the crowd in appropriate terms
Henry w. Miller, esq, of Raleigh North Carolina
writes that his duty member OF the executive com
ttee of the American party ceased with the presidential
campaign of 1856, and that he does not consider himself
longer msmber thereof
James r. Struhers esq has become the proprietor of
the organ Of the democracy of Carbon county Pcnusyl
vania having purchased the entire interest Of Eno Toan
in the establishment.
George b. Smith esq has been elected mayor Of the
city Of Madison, Wisconsin, by the largest democratic m
jory given in that city, He was opposed by
binaticn Of Ill other parties
The Monroe Wisconsin, Independent Press has Mt its
column head the John G. BreckinriJge of Ken
lucky, candidate for President i'm 1860.
Miss Davenport recently played The part of Peg Wcf
fngton in the Mobile theatre for tho benefit of Il G
Mount Vernon Association.
The faculty Of William and Mary College, Virginia
have adopted resolutions of regret account of the
death of the late Prof Henry A. Washington and of
coincidence with his family
j Randolph Tucker esq, attorney general of Virginia
has promised to lecture for the T. NJ G. Association
Richmond ON "1he Obligations of Constitutional Gov
enment to Christianity
Rev John NJ Peck, one of the most useful men
St Louis on the 10th instant He WAS resident of Sc
Louis and Baptist minister in 1878.
proposition is foot in Vicksburg TO build monu
to the memory of the gallant and chivarous Col
Alexander X. McClung of the lst regiment OF Mississippi
volunteers.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
THE KANSAS BILL IN THE HoTsE

The outgivings of the special correspondents of
the northern opposition press, known to be well adj
yised with respect to the plans and intentions of the
combination III the House of Representatives against
the passage Of the Kansas bil indicate that direct Or
indirect votes thereon will be taken Immediately
upon its reception there One correspondent asserts
that the House viii act speedily, without debate.
Kansas has certainly been sufficiently discussed in
Congress- and we know of no reason why the ques-
ton should not be disposed of speedily. We notice
these warnings in order to impress upon the friends
Of the admission of Kansas that every vote is inn
portant, and that there is not much difference be-
tween an absence at the critical time and an actual
vote against the BILL The preliminary motions that
may be made of nearly much importance as
the final vote on the main question. In full House
it's passage is certain. Should the opposition at any
time discover that they have majority of those
present, the opportunity will doubtless be embraced
to make a summary disposition of the bill.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
AS Judge Douglas cannot reasonably be expected

AS Judge Douglas cannot reasonably be expected
to say anything the subject, the anxiety
everywhere manifested by the black-republican
leaders, that he shall have opportunity of making
another speech against the Lecompton constitution,
can only be sfactorily accounted for upon the
suppostion that they doubt his fidelity and desire
to have him more thoroughly committed to their
doctrines Having ourselves found him a tolerablv
slippery customer, we cannot blame his old enemies
and newmade allies for entertaining fears of his sin.
certy and for wishing to get the political moose well
drawn about his neck Our experience is, however.
that the knot be so tied that he will not
slip it, whenever he thinks it necessary for his own
political advancement to do We thought we had
him tight and fast the Nebraska bill and that he
openly and thoroughly committed to it's
principles as to render retreat from them ut
terly impossible; but we were mistaken lie has
slipped through fingers without the slightest
difficulty, and assumed with the most unblushing
assurance, position directly the opposite of that
which he occupied less than six months ago The
black-repubcans may gather wisdom and learn a
lesson from our experience which may prove profit
able to them in the future
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
A FALSE TRANSLATION

correspondent calls attention to the fact that the
German translation OF the Presidents message the ad
mission of Kansas published in the New York Staats
Zeitung and other German anti Iecompton papers is
grossly incorrect changing in many places the whole
and meaning of the document. AS an instance
the President quotes the following from Gov Walker in
reference to the Kansas convention That convention
is about to be elected by you under the call of the
territorial legislature, created and still recognised by the
authority of Congress. The Zeitungs translation read
thus hat convention is about to be elected by you
under the call of the territorial legislature neither created
nor recognised by the authority of Congress- Such
changes are numerous in the Zeitungs translation ma
king the Prcsdes the close of the message even
express fear that Kansas will not be admitted under
the Lecompton constitution. The number of these mis-
anslaons is too numerous and their bearing too mark
ed to admit of doubt as to their purpose
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
REMOVAL OF JUDGE I.ORJNG

The senate Of Massachusetts, has concurred in the
address previously adopted by the house. requesting
Governor Banks to remove Judge Loring and yes
tcrday the telegraph communicated the fact that the
removal had been made. This announcement will
be received with regret by all who respect honesty
and fidelity to the laws and will elicit applause from
those only whose malice can be appeased by nothing
less than the sacrifice of victim For executing a
law of the United States its commissioner he is
deprived of his position as Judge of probate of SuE
folk county Massachusetts,.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

PRoGnEss uiE NEosno MOVEMENT From Arka1
sas papers we learn That singular dispute has occurred
between the State of Arksnas the Choctaw nation an'
the United States government, relative to the weser
line of Arkansas The boundary was fixed by the oct
1886, admitting the state into the Union and was 'lc
duly surveyed and marked considerable popuhfA
has settled ON the land the line. Recently, Np
some unexplained reason, commissioners apIsnpr
by the Choctaws the State Of Arkansas and the um''
States to run the line anew, and the United States sn
veyor has made 1t ont about eight miles east Of the %
one thus leaving large number of settlers in the Chc
nation The latter, being unwilling to become Choca
have raised such disturbance that the admnistra'
has given orders to the surveyor TO adopt the old u
a'y. The governor of the Choctaws protests, ana !"
Fort Smith Times says that he is undoubtedly rgh'
his views, and that the land must be given up 70 Wv
tribe paid for
The Washington union., 1858-03-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later fro,n mexte,.

NEw onrEANs, March is--Advices from MinatitIan
Mexico 20 the 9th Instant report that the forces of the
Zuloaga faction advancing to besege Mnati tlan
which held by Governor Saenz, eonsttutonallst
The schooner Major Barbour, with thirteen officers,
under command of ex President Salas had arrived at
Mnatitlan, but not allowed to land there. The
vessel consequently compelled to return and
in the river coming up to this city The Salas party
Anna.
It reported that the Mexioans of that section of
the country generally in favor of the cause of
Santa Anna.