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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08


LAwRxNok. X T. Dec 10. 1857
A messenger raached this place late
las, night. Informing Gen. Lane that Be
had taken part IN The late conflict. and
lefi Immediately after for re-enforcemeuts.
He gives ns the folio wing ini5rmation:--
Dr.. Little. known ss one Of the most
radical aud dangerous Pro-Slavery lead
ers 10 company with g. w. CLARK. the
murderer Of Barber. residents Of Fort
scott. have been doing all in their power
to annoy the Free State citizens in that
vicinity Dr. Little has been acting as
Deputy U S. Marshal, anil with a posse
wUul sally out 70 collect taxes. II his
demands were not complied with prompt
y he would distrsin property AMI sell il
10 Missouriaus from the adjoining Mis-
spnri counties for a mere tride. They
made arrests under the rebellion act, now
repealed by the Legislature. In attempt
ing to make arrests A. ths Litls Osage
River, six cen miles from Fort Scott,
they we're resisted They then increased
heir posse to 100, and surrounded the
FREQ Sa'e men, numbering So. who con
hnei themselves IN lUg cabin. On re-
using 10 surrender. Dr.. Little said. IF
YOU DO not surrender we will blow you
0 b l." "Blow away" replied Capt
Abbott which was answered by a volley
of bullets. Capt. Abbott re.urned thr
fire, killing three Mssourians aid wo md
my DR.. Little Both par,ies then sent
lor Re- endorsements This occurred n 3
o'clock on Wednesday last. GEN Lane
nas ordered Capt. Abbott to maintain his
position vt all haz rds. The Mi,sourians
have several prisoners Among them is
he Rev, Mr. ewArI Of Wakerusa. well
known a. the lighting parson Small
companies from the most Of the Free
STATE towns have gone to the relief Of
their friends. A company Of riAemen
with brass howitzer, will leave this
place to morrow morning NJ 3 o'clock. -
Gen. la will accompany them. Act
ing Governor Stanton has sent a comps-
ny Of 100 dragons as posse cUmittus
Gen. Whitmsn left this morning for
LecomptOn to demand OF Gov. Stanton
he arms ---Of which there are over 200
sand--tsken By Gov Geary from emf
grants Gen Wbi man acis a. agent o.
The National Kansas COMMITTEES. The
coolest, wisest, richest as well as the
poorest men in the Territory see no hope
lor peace. We cannot have Il till the
usurpers are out Of the way.
List evening the Legislature adjourned
ine die. after organizing a Territorial
Militia aud repeating the Infamous REBEL
ION act Both were passed over the Act
ing Governors (Stan ou's) veto.
rhe Kln-as Crusader Of Freedom ha,
/. sued au extra sts.iug that ~ com pany
Of Pro-Slayety men from Atchison enter
ed Doniphau, and, after consultation, one
Of them, by the name Of NJ Veay, shot a
Free ale man who was walking near the
d N phau House, not III specting any dan
ger. lie was shot wi h gun loaded
with buckshot. and immedia ely fell dead.
rhey then lett town. A company OF
Free State men have just left Douiphau
in pursuit of them" | believe there
was 50 ne difficulty existing between them
IA reference TO claim ON which Mr.. La
ham was living.
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characteristic Of fallen humali.
~, than when wealth and prosperity
smile upon us, we spusu the vulgar com
monalities Of lie and shun the beggar
with his tattered garments, rs a vile IN
slightly monster; when few years Of
adversely may bring us down from our
peatial greatness, to become the compan'
ions Of The eriest rag picker snd soayon-
ger in the STREETS. Let as apply this
principle TO the Democratic party, IN
their foolish crusade agains, Banks and
paper money. Ia the time Of general
pro.p,ri,y. when the National Treasur,
w,s oyeraowing with gold aud silver sud
an apparently iuexhsustible revenue was
pouring 10 upon US. Secretary Cobb. the
Administration and the party generally
con racied peculiar contempt for paper
currency and denounced il as worthless
rags. ct only for the flames. This opin-
ion was intensified by the appearance in
our midst Of commercial crisis. followed
by general contraction: aud The Bank
we're instantly assailed as the ultimate
and only cause # this trouble. The war
Of determination began. Il was the rel
lying cry Of the Democracy during the
last gubsrns orial campaign. in this STATE,
and was ".he harp Of a thousand strings"
on which every stump orator played his
iuno. They we're going to rectity these
abuses. They were going to place che
commerce Of the country upon = sound
metallic ba'is. Danish the pictured paper
toys from our midst and iuauguNte the
"Golleu Age" But how soon did all
their utopean visions wither ami dissp-
pear. like "Jonah's gouri." The panic
spreal, and by anl by il made ils APP
pearance at the door Of the U s. Treas
ury an dem,nlel aimitlance, in = stsrn,
authoritative voice. Secretary Cobb, al
though he held The keys, could not deny
Il ani presently an empty Treasury began
to vlamor in his ears for something to GIL
its vaults aud "ease the aching old
Cobb. being man OF tender sensibilties,
could not refuse. He was forced to i'm
perfume Congress to pass Treasury Note
Bill. allowing him to issue. ir necessary
tvsn,y millions Of dollars Although he
started out with a full Treasury and
plenty Of revenue. he fin Is it all gone aud
himself setting on the bare boards, like {
goose whose eggs have been olandestincly
removed. Il was proposed to meet III,
deficiency by temporary loan or by in
crossing the revenue tariff; but thes,
plans were not Democratic enough. T'h'
o. 5. Treasury must bo converted into
mons'er Bank aud tesay millions Of iu
"Promisss to Pay" thrown upon IN,
country. The Democratic Parry. power
ty-stricken and b,nkrapt, has come Il
rags at last. Oil what sorry speotAol,
Of fallen greatnessl
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An Uld man whose real name is John
Phillips bnt who s. better known - "Old
Crowder" bss been f9l years in the Pen.
ilentiafy He was impfisoned. We believe.
in 1881 for murder. and has for long
time been considered very weak in intel
lect. lie was harmless and unofending
and latterly he has been permitted 10 do
pretty much rs he pleased He used TO
feed the bear in the yard and made pets
Of the animals he came in contact with.
He used TO take tools 10 his cell. and q
small charcoal furnace. and would tinker
away ill a late hour In the night. No
one IA q much attention 70 him: Night
befme last he was locked up in his cell ~
usual. where he was heard A. work he
used TO close up the door so no one could
see what he did inside, and on yesterday
{ (Frd'y) morning he was found TO be
dsad. IL is supposed that he was sutfo.
cstel by the fumes Of the charcoal hi,
closing the door preventing ils escape.
Upon opening his cell, it was found
thst he had y number Of suits Of ci izens
clothing which he had collected some.
how a number Of dies TO mike counter
felt coin. belt round his waist in
which we're over eighty dollars in silver
and large sum in old shnplAsters anil
counterfeit coin He had also three pis
tolls which he had m nufaciured himself
and some powder which had been mad,
for him by some one who made it TO hu
NOR HIM This Ia ler article was mad,
without nitre, and had no explosive prop
critics. He had done no regular work for
the Stae for some ten years - State Jour
aol
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10 Qlvornorls Mesaago.

We publish Gov. Chase's Message.
,vys,her with other imp ,rtaht news. on
an ex "a sheet this week. The Message
will b. read with interest by men Of all
parties. Il Is decidedly the best state
paper we have ever real. Every sentAncp
is frau sht with facts imporun,. alike 70
che politician am. the historiau, and eyiu
oss mind Of great research and pro-
found Judgment. The deductions are
wise and 10 gied and the suggestions
urgal on principles Of equity ana oom
mon sense. The collocaiion Of statistic.
IS admirabl, and forms data on which leg.
ista.loh may safely be bAsed, No Gov
eraor Of Ohio has evar taken 80 deep IN
interest in he agricultural. mechanical
AMI educational concerns Of the STATE.
as has Gov. Chase. His slucidation of
the late monetary crisis. his exposition o.
sha Treasury Dsialoation, his vindiosiiop
Of state sovereignty ana she rights Of
fream,n 10 K,1sls. show him 70 be what
he really is. "a mclsi G,UsrnO,, Read
she Message aud then hand i. to your
neighbor.
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Correspondence OF tho N. Y. Tribune.
EXCITING NEWs From KANSAS.
ciyll war u Earne.t.

ST. LOUIS Dec, 3Dth, 1057,--Kmsas
advices to the 2lth inst. just received
by the Democrat say that civil war is
rsging IN Bourbon County, Several con
fcts have taken place between the Free.
State AMI Pro Slavery parties, an mum
Der Of prisoners have been taken on both
sides. The United States Marshal, with
\ foroe OF eighty men. demanded the
surrender Of a Free Sate party, and the
demand was answered by volley Of
muSkot balls, The fire WAS returned, and
the fight lasted an hour, when the Pro
Slavery man retreated with the loss oi
one mSn killed. and two mortaliy wound
ell. The United States Marshal was dan
gerously wounded.
General Lane was entronched at Sugu
Mound, and determined TO fight the dfa
goOns II they attack him. A battle wa,
regarded as inevitable.
An exciting debate occurred in the
Lawrence Convention The Committee
on R.sou ions presented three reports
The m,jouty report dsapproved Of voting
for State officers. The first minority r.
poit recommends the nomination of ful
State Ticket and the second. signed by
Mr. RedpUh. recommends participation
in the election for the purpose Of destroy
ing the L"complon Constitution; that ne
man ba nominatei who will not pledg,
himself TO crush that instrument; thai
the Topeka Constitution be- submitted to
the people, aud loyalty to that inslrumen
he made the test Of iealIy TO the Free
Sac party: also that the Legislature
should repeal the present code Of laws
M.ssrs. Robinson, Phillips, Conway.
Schuyler aud Vaughan spoke in favor OF
vo'ius. The most rsdical revolutionary
speeches We're made.
johnson County, Kansas, gives 5000
majority for Slavery.
Thirteen hundred votes were cast at
0xf,rd.
wyandOt gives Ii majority against
Slavery,
CIV. Denver hal refused 10 give up
the Territorial arms TO the Militia.
Various rumors were in circulation rel
alive TO affairs at Fort SCOTT, but none Of
them are OF an authoritative character
lmpartant from KanSas--R utle Between
Untted states DTSgOons and Gen, Lane''
FotceE
CtScrSwArr. an, 4.-The St. Louis
Democrat SAWS passengers report the fol-
! a!,.sing. On Friday, the 25 h, news wa,
received Al Leavenworlh Of the engage
ment Of the troops euosmped az Sugal
Mound with che dragons. I.ane WA
or cred IA surrender. lie refused. The
dragoons charged. bat we're epulsed
With he loss Of thrae Of their number
The dragons retired. and sent to Denver
Cor reinioruemeuts. Ordered three com
panies Of dragons to The seat Of war;
| l. Is expected that there win be bloody
work. Soon ~ the news Of the engage
men, was received the people commenced
organizing aud hurFying to assis1 Lane
Ii is expected that before the dTsgoon,
arrived Lane will be- reinforced 10 twenty
Eve huadred. Intense excitement pre-
walls. The people Of Lawrnoe are pre-,
parirg to aks the 6eld Calhoun iied the
Territory.
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TIE AtmlnisirsliOn and the Plli-
busters,


buchanan anda himsols involved ih a
new dificully on accouu, Of lhe arrest Of
Gen. Walker. Com Pauldinq has aston.
ished the President BY his straight for.
ward conduct InnocenAy supposine
tha, The President really meant wha, he
.aid in his message, he seized Walker A.
Pania arenas, sent him on parole to New
York. to be delivered up to the federal
Ulcers. and sent bis piraiical followers
10 Norfolk 10 the Sarafo0d o. the
iunoel a. ought to have known better
BY taking The President At hia word, he
has got him involved in smother enlanVle.
ment with The south. almost equal TO che
Kansas imbroglio. The matter however
is referred TO Secretary Csss aud he, a.
usual performs the feat u erdgiiag
through a very small hois and esoapinp
under a tschuicality. lie says that the
Commodore trsuscended his instructions
in seiziug Walker. after he had lsnded.
So IL appears that Com. Psulding and
Capt Chaisrd are both to be tried. the
one for arresling Walker and the other for
aog arresti & him. In the mean time.
Walkers men have arrived at Norfolk and
refuse to 60 on shore. claiming ihat the,
are citizens Of Nicaragua an that the gov.
eminent should send them back. Walk
n has formally demanded indemnify ~
tie U S Government. for the outrage IN
iicted on che government Of Niraragu,
in removing him Whist impudencel TIL
question will soou be brought before Con-
lress. In the mean time Walker is tuu
aing NJ large.
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NOW IS THg TIME

Those who desire to keep them
selves posted with regard to tho
doings of Congress and our State
Legislature, should subscribe for
the Tribune fnmediately. II our
friends will exert themselves in
our behalf, We can double ogplisi
in a worry She aime.
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counof Common Pleas Seneca countl
ohm.

benjamin Sanford Plaintiff w. Lewis Kelly and AmOlia
Kal, his vile, EbsnszeF Andrews apdI. 4. Gilbert
defendants,
rTNuE Defendants lewis and Amelia Kelly viii take no
lice that tho plainin tho 5ih day ~ January A.
b. ls5s aod Ia said Couf, hi peilten hsEsin Be says
IN sutance that surety for said levia Kelly - AdfeN
Gsnn on note pf date !anray 60 A. D. ~. hs paa
on aA noia and tharcui there b duu 20 hm ron
aid si Kelly 8u0O and thereo- a. Ten pet sest
lace tha g0th day 0f July, A. a.. ie3 Aiso that on tr
a al dav 90 lsuuiry, A. a. iHa1, tad lqNls Kelly gave
einnii n1fsage, him gtinst Az osi A. soley
M aid Levitt said Geun upon The nora half Of la No
81 IN location No section Nos and ~ township No
y NJ H. ia aenooa Co, Ohio which said mortgage 10
nn,g th. hfii lien said premises.
Asotha said mortgage given beofe the said Ans.
LA bccsre the wtie of said Lewis Kelly.
Al.o that plaintiff surety foI said Lswit Kelly %
Mesar Rtfksf, upon of date, Oct. ~, ih, and
uhh panG ooh up and Sy reason thelaaf ihsre q due
"a him nm aid Lewis, tputaad doars, and later "a
N len ner cent uco uui 20, li7, Hnd Cor which said
anoao anl ths paiad asks faF Judgment egaiuai
he defendant LsWis Kelly for ts sss II ihe gaEe
nTuios as sle that said Amelia b barred q claim 20
u osqsciancy of doVrE 10 said ~ 'miiel.
Plaintiff has also caused aashnsntto issue agaiutseid
ssi e",,os nst - ansussodhy a isih day of NIagch
A. b. iaSs, or he same viii - iahee a. true.
IasdS.p fso,so AaS @FrFn
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The Utah Expsd tlon.

The expedition. sent to ohastise the
polygamists Of U,ah may be safely Sc
iown as the greatest blunder Of the age
EARLY in she summer, the troops under
Gen. H'rney, begon to collect &c 81. Lou.
an Fort Leavenworth aud the news WA
that they were en- route for Salt Lake Cit
and would be there early in the fall--
Bat the President. thinking tho subjuga.
ion Of Kansas to Slavery Of more impor
lance than the subiuya,ion Of the Saints,
le'ained the troops in Kansas until after
i he election and kept them mqrohing an
concentrating from place to place
until late IN the summer. Finally a par
of the troops we're sent forward IN strag
cling deiachments. with Ianty proyis.
IONS and no definite plan Of action. Ia
encounter all the seventies Of a winter IL
he mountains. These troops. when las
heard from, we're in the vicinity Of For
Bridger. about so miles from Salt Ltk,
City, in deep snuw. hemmel in by th,
Wahsatch mountains aud in imminen
lAnger Of being cut of entirely by TN,
enemy. Their situation Is considere,
perilous and almost hopeless.
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eE- The last news from India Is that
Gems. Havelock and oatram were beseig.
cd At Lucknow. by 10000 Sepoys. and
that Sir Colin Campbell was Fastening b,
lhe;r relief
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Oonrraaalnnal Mnwa-

Congress reassemhled on Manday. a
summary Of the proceedings Of the day
will be found in our Extra. Resolutions
have been introduced. both in the Senate
and House ualling on the President or
any correspondence or other information
in his possession. concerning the seizure
of Walker in Nicaragua. D,ughhce
Pugh has undertaken to doctor up the
Democratic party aud the Union by n
miserable sticking plaster. or Pacifcation
Bill. as he calls IL, for he admission OF
Kansas under the Leoomp,on Cousthu
ion, with prosiso that the slavery arli-
ole shall be referred back to the people
'gin. Nc. Pugh himself is guaek and
'ny thing coming from him must be re-
garded rs qaaek medicine, II remains
o be seen whether the Douglas Demoo
raoy will swallow Pugh's uostrum
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ruE Cfsdioribfd, Elnte Of Nsitanis Hsmiii. t.ttss
~ Tig iutc aottt that ~ sutefibrr' have been ap
oihiad hv thr rr1hatd Conn nf feneca fotnr, Corfs
ionsr on tio Eaie of aid Naihanei Hani, deceased
nrsrshtef nsaivsht The pfriod of ~ unih num date
VI this notice h allowed creditor hing IN and prove their
aims arans taid esafs. Eub.trtef uinhs ready 70
ete snd esslane such claims ~ aics in such period ai
be oHec of. q. Leei in Iiiini seneca Count, %.
JOHN q LEE,
Toafunfnfss MI BREWER.
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R7r M J. A. Harris has retired from
the editorial chair of the Cleveland Her.
qld. The paper viii hereafter be conduct
Cd BY Me'srs. Fairbanks q Benedict.
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Rg- Joseph Loefaer of Cincinnati.
tho man who murdered his wife and
N. T, Horton and then attempted his own
life. has been sentenced 70 be hung on
Friday, April S0th
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

Those indebted 20 rs on subscription
can pay 60 wood, u brought IN soon
We must have che wood Or the money.
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JOSIAH HEDGEs
A, G. BALDWIN,
w. c. HEDGES,
RWIe Ia said ,bnI M s,enbens =

~ Isis said tba. Mr. Stephens. Of
Ga, chairman OF the Committee on Ter.
ri'ories. means to report Kansas AMI Min
nesota in one bill. aad ,ry to drive e
through by the previous question. without
going into the Committee Of the whole
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ZANEsvlLLE. Jan, 2 DR. SpanQler. Az
old Physician OF this place, was Instantly
killed Yesterday. as he was entering his
residence, by piece Of iron shot from
small cannon lhSt small boys were playing
With.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

RJA new paper has been started in
Kansas called the Crusader of Freedom,
with this significant motto. "RIenT OR
FraHT."
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The latest advices from Kansas indi-
cate a state o; afidrs b,rlsrlng on. if not
involving civil war. A battle had taken
place At Sugar Mound between General
LINES forces and the . s. Dragons. -
The latter were repulsed, with three kill
"a AMI several wounded, The Free State
mon were rallyiny 10 Laue's assistance
The Delegate Convention, held at Law
renee on the x1d, resulted in split--ons
party nominating . S.ala Ticket 70 b,
volad for on the 4th inst. and the Other
gaiusing 70 60 into an election nt ALL
Things are awiully mirsd in Kansas.
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re- The Chicago Democrat SAYS there
is movement on foot in Illinois. looking
70 union between the Republicans and
the DouglaS men, with a view 20 elevate
'he Little Giant" to the Presidential
Chair.
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WAsmNoToN Dec. 90 The vacant
lands heretofore Withdrawn from sale and
entering outside Of 6, 600 0 acres on
each side Of the lands granted to Iowa in
1856 for railroad purposes, having been
released, they will be restored to ivate
entry at the several land Offices in that
State on the 18th Of February.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-08

RB Mayor Tiemann Of New York en-.
tered upon the duties Of his Office on
MoLday, the 4h.
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ESr A despatch to the Tribune says
hat the N. Y. Democratic members in
Congress are all in for The Lecomptou
Constitution, slavery and all.
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RT DR.. Spangler. an old and influential
citizen Of Zenesville, was Instantly killed
IN New Year, by the discharge Of a slug
from \ minilure cannon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

WooDS Re sroR,rvE.-Of all the r,sorttives for the
hair ,hat have bee" invented, Woods claims
iis r pncs Il will eerainy restore the natural color Of
the hair " The directions followed FOR Hcient
nengh ortmev Il also hAs pr,uesd astonishing seots IN
bringing growth ofhAir whers the head had been pre-
von,iv bs Wood does pretend haiit viii DO this in
all casesian we think his oanior good hmenlaen
Of the virtues which bis resoraive readily possesses n
the rioi' Of the hair Destroyed human power
make them grow agan tut where there any vitality len
In the root the restorative win the hair in an
It's pristine ygor Il has done this repeatedly where all
other r,medle. bed faed s therefore worth while in
all easostu make the experiment For Gearing the head
aahdra and hickenng ani stsngthsuins the hair It has
no val.-Westefn PARROT.
t.1-sold by all the Druggists. Him
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Court Of Common Fiens of seneoa ooun-
~ f1hfn.
T. r. Gilbert, Plaintiff .rain.t Lewis Kelly thd Aasr
EaNr hf wife

II Gilbert plaintiG, aeainst Leuis Kelly and Aaeha
Kehy hs wife.
'lsHE Dserdanis Tewis and Amelia Kelly, will taks 10.
tic, that TIE Psinfid ihe 5th DAY NJ January, ~
fled n said CONT biz neiifons vheffn hq saws IN sub
Fsarle uplu note Of date Dec 20. g. u ieij, f p1id
on said nofo md hv feason trsnf there due 20 him r1n
said Lewis Keiir afIno anf Interest teu rt ien per
ceni since fhr Qis dav Of December A. ID. 1857. Also
u,i % the t3h dav Of June, A. ~ 1857 saii fNt ke
ard Ameiit bic wife, asvs pfiodn NOR eaae 70 secu
him arainsi all las A tr Or aid lewis ~ sn oH
Feates. npou hts Nos. n inf a. In me Town Of On
w ssuara cnnav, Ohio, which said rare is e fficn
the plsntiH s.ks Judgment sa1nft ihr defcnan Levi
KellF and Tor ihe sae 0f the morraec uses Pl9inf
has alto cansed attachment ssue agaihs said deenden
Lewis Kelv Said neiihon muf be ansver.i BY The i3
dsy Of Msfch. A. D ie55, o. ihe same vi hs aken 70
irie j. a. LEE,
Insowp $500 Auy Sor Pi'G
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Ey- The Ohio Legislature convened
and organized on Monday. For particu-
lars, see the article from our Columbus
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Senator SumnsE

Senator Sumner ends its impo sible.
under his present state Of health. to en-
lure the labor aud excitement conse.
quent upon the discharge Of his duty
It the Capitol. He has left Washington
and returned to his home in Massachu-
s41ts' 10 enjoy the genial society of his
family and friends and that rep,se, which
his shattered nerves require. tie mey be
compelled 10 resign his seat in the U. $,
Senate, but it is confidently asserted tha,
ne will not.
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NEW ADVERFIsEmENTs
NOIIOE.

I'm Tuesday, February "a, less 10 Veoeks N. the
sub,cfbeFs Nit iell AZ Pubiic Sale the ailroad
depot, rdn, Ohio, Two Boxes Books satd Boxes are
maisei d. MeCoyi and viii be sod pay Freight und
ri5ha, J,ns4v CAMPBELL & KIsKADDEN.
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