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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13
spirit Orthe Democratic Press.

spirit OF the Democratic Press.
The Montgomery Gala A duertiscr de-
claros that no Democrat who was "bo-
lievcr in the fidelity Of the Northern De
mocFacy," could receive the support Of
the Democracy for Representative to
Congress in that district.
The Mobile Tribune says;
"The recent developments at Wash
ington have shown the utter f1tility ofrc-
lying any longer upon the sympathics Of
friends in the North, who, however hon
est in their desires TO do us Justice, are
driven into hostility by the power Of an
irresistible public opinion at home. A
stern resolution has been formed, aud is
fast finding public expression, to look our
dangers In the face, to measure their full
extent, and meet the responsibilities they
impose. Our cause of quarrel is one
which cannot be compromised by court
Of honor nor amicably adjusted by "a con-
ference Of disintercsted ffiends.'m
Again, Il says
1--WE ask those who still cling 70 the
National Democracy, what they propose
TO dol In the recent debate between
Northern and Southern United States
Senators, Mr.. Pugh and Mr.. Stuart coin
cided with MIR. Douglas, and declared that
slavery could find no protection in the
Territories; and &c Southern men expect
ed Il, they could not occupy the same plat
form. From this decision, we are oblig-
cd TO believe the Kansas-Nebraska lcgis-
lOtion was a cheat and swindlo from the
beginning, and was intended % deceive
our people. IL will not do TO say these
Senators misrcprescnt their constituents,
for such is not the fact They ure, II
anything, more moderate than tho popu-
lation they servep
The Eufaula (Ala.) Ga;eHo says:
"Any government that will suit the
North, or that will be administered by
Northern statesmen, must necessarily be
oppressive TO the South. Gould
we all think and feel alike, were our in
terests identical and occupations simi-
lar, we might adopt q common govern
ment without detrimont to either; but as
we are different in all those, Il becomes
us to prepare for an immediate Withdrawal
from the alliance which has hitherto held
us together; and we hold it 10 be the first
object of Southern statesmen and the
Southern press to inauguroto a Southern
CoRfederdcH and thereby establish
Southern independence.
The Hon. Eli Shorter, a Democratic
Representative in tho last Congress, from
Alabama, in a lettor recently Nddrcsse,
to his constituents, declining recollection
says that, in the event of the euccess o
. Al II D
Presidential election, he sees "no othe
remedy, consistent with the rights and thu
power Of the South, except in the disso
luton Of The URioa." IIo "earnesth
hopes that no such alternative will b.
presented to us; but if il should come, h
will hail ioih jog the appearance of0 nev
star In the political armament of the worl
--the star Of Southern CoRfederdcy.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13
Gninn fn tI,e nnrs.

The New York Herald takes a very dis
NAL view Of the prospects Of the party for
which it processes 80 great sympathy
Hero is its latest wall:
"The existing demoralizations and di-
visions Of the Democratic party are eX-
ceedingly deplorablc The split in Penn
sylvania, the rebellion in Louisiana, the
party rivalries aud jealousies and disson-
sions in Virginia; the despair Of the faith-
full regulars Of the North, the impractica-
BILE demands Of the pro-slayery fre-eaters
ofthe South, and the general disorgani-
cation of the whole Democratic camp,
would seem to justify the belief that in
1860 we shall have the last struggle, the
final overthrow, and the permanent disso-
luton of the late great Democratic par
w."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13
Horace Greedy Going 60 tIie Gold
ntegiOus

Horace Greely announces in the Tn-
bune that he viii leave New York on the
9th or 10th of May for Kansas and Pixies
Peak, and that he will proceed thence,
through Utah and the Great Basin, TO the
Isthmus, as circumstances shall dictate.--
He expects TO return in September.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13
Pennsylvania state COnVen-
fFnuu

The Republicans of Pennsylvania will
meet at Harrisburg on the sth Of June tC
put in nomination a State ticket. AL
who are opposed TO the unwise and ex-
travagant measures Of the National Ad-
ministration are requested 70 send dele
gates. The Opposition in Pennsylvania
at the next State election, will present an
unbroken front, and their triumph is GER
TAIN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13

Or Chancellor Bibb, who recently
died in Washington. ut the advanced aga
Of eighty-fye, was an extraordinary man
He bore wonderful likeness in person
70 Chief-Justioe Marshall and was q man
Of the same class and the same physical
conformation. To the last, howore long
black silk stockings, knoe buckles, and
white cravat and rnilies. end a long queue.
But what is moreremurkshle,n he mover lnst
his passion for HIS violin. and would tske
i nov and then ia his study loramusement.
His habits Of lie presented modelled modss
eration.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13
An ATInlstice--'The u. =. Marshal
and LOrRin sheriff Resting on
lheir Arms.

An Armlstice--The u. q. Marshal
and LOrRin SheriT T Resting on
their Arms.
We understand that an arrangement has
been entered into between Marshal john
son and the Lorain county officers, by
which the Marshal engages to keep the
prisoners, Jennings and Mitchell, until
next Wednesday, in case they shall be
required so long to attend as witnesses be-
fore the u. s. Court, but should the Court
not require their attendance that length Of
time, he engages to give Mr. Thayeri the
counsel for the Lorain officers, notice OF
his intention to discharge them in season
for him to send to the Sheriff Of Lorain
county, 90 that he may be present and ar
rest the prisoners when they are discharg-
ed.
The L9rain county officers. on their
part engage that until next "Wednesday
no arrests shall be attempted.
We understand, further, that Il is the
determination Of the u. s. officials TO per-
nit Jennings and Mitchell TO be arrested
by the sheriff, and then take them from
his custody BY habeas corpus from Judge
Wilson without their going TO Lorain Coz
Win Judge Wilson dare Interfere with
the State Court We shall sec. - Clets-
land Leader, Saturday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13

OJ-A petition has been filed ia the u.
IS. District Court for Ohio TO toreolose
the second mortgage on the Central Ohio
Railroad. The FIRST mortgage is for
twelve hundred thousand dollars, being
s4OO 900 on the Road from Columbus 70
GAINESVILLE, aud $500, 900 from GAINESVILLE
10 Belleaire. The second mortgage il
upon the entire line, and for the sum Of
eight hundred thousand dollars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13
SEAFHAT HOVSE BARBER SHOP..

A MILES respectively informs the public that his
iA0 barber shop, adjoining the shawhan House, is
open at al hours where he q ready give customers
good aheve, trim haircut, and uNuaui shampooniug
atreasonabe rates He keeps hand BAY aUM and res
totve ferhe hair al ofwbeb be uaTaniees 70 be good
articles. A. MILES.
iuly2.lT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13

DEALERs 10 STOVES, and Manufacturers Of Tin,
~ Copper and sheet Iron Ware. Opposite the Court
House, IN Singers Block
Tinin Anril O., Ie59-H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-13

LEANDER STEM. WILLIAM M.JoHHsoN
Stem & johnson,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
OFFICE, In lledgcs'New Bock over Volmer's cloth.
ing storei Main street Professional business aud the
collection OF all kinds OF claims promptly attended TO.
Tiiin, Dee. 18th. II So.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14
new-Durk.

From vIscHER, OWEN b CO., General Advsrfisn
House Appleton Building ,S46 Broadwax,s
Z. - lzrsts ri New-York. - atl- -
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s,.eopar.,s Gold Pens.

A SMALL. ..ssortuent OF these superior GOLD
~ rESs ., lnls day received ~
I a HAGAN, a.s.
fnsyiI-l Al UelIygs st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14

Will ray hisIusI market prIcs Ior Corn an
i NAsat Ieilyered ~ sue Cty Mius.
.. y. .nOi.iISGSAORfH,
octl2-u NJ. q lIarKeg street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14
Eresn seeds.

4 GLOVER, Timothy Herd Grass, Glue Grass aud
ljrcIl,rd tsrass seed Just received ANA Ior sA.e
.ow le Sasu. SAlNS, DtuHS x ".
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14
Yin Woonug.

TAN prepzFe&so . stsa fsa Roefsof haslgnxllsA
L Ree4as iasatae~zaass sPpFoFea saaaaer 2za
sAars aasles n ths cssy ceastry,
PFtces 4z - ean be deee 4 "a. stats. ksf<r
% eares.lsels sa@ erlas pal sz-sdsrs e SAshxlls.
msssl4-H Nv. EiISs4
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D. D. DICKEY

fIAS IA itnre- 100 Wheel jarrowa:
IlsO0tstts .ss0rtsdIroaI, 900 poanas Gana Pack
Axiex, grs ing;
Is Kegs siisr Rtvols; leo sdaaiszAss'ed wiFs
10 600 do s'rsssed Nuts, So Doors.
900 Washers, 10 600 lgshtsStsh,
IS kees Wsoasht Mails; S5 81 les sole. ttaer,
soc Jeaads ksansry y so tsss tsrt ciet atag Z;
900 papers rtaaers' loo Stsei Reeds,
Rivets; l0taxrsea Ssgtaess
SO oAss'1sAas & e. attsrs, 10 xhzs4 fsns,
IS 40 do ktaders, 5 "a srsAlag taehfzssf
zoo Saests - 9pers 3 s0Stfas Caters
500 Cooper Blttons; 20 C1rn sasaisFss
L 600 oaand iir4ss, D Rstirasss > rApars;
s01 assorte1P ltty Blocks 2Smat asrasness
so assagtei caurass 49o sssortca slo~s;
SO 5oxes .tiksss - Fszaps,
I5e aexes rsa Plate; hsii sbis- Aftae tashs
SO TABS klae. le "A fdeaaise ttalnss
a. Pigs rias Is190 sRaasa ssAiFs saized
5 900 foat sssar a fAHPtpes AlFe,
ID oaa 10 ssssrted 4sAef 100 Alag rFAfeiefsi
asi tas. - .0ae alIaas Stoae Ware
!, ,0e3 fsdf kssorted Gamie ,0o0o Essals Eoks,
3altiae. 20 toas tsls trea,
1 900 oossasAsPampChains, "a
assltss a 81 slsss Ar.sslosos azaa ssd fsr sals
A. tsts-ts3 Ss1 s#Faf d. q. DtekEf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14
Hay! Hay! Hay /!

O00 BALES prime Timothy Hay-new crop;
OOO 500 Bags ane Oats;
% bales OAIS-ucw crop; f-.tna.
80 Wheat straw;
Just received on consignment and for sale chrap
- close Also, may artfcics the feed
srs expected 70 arrive and Will be Kept constantly
bn hand. NJ. A. PAK.SLSH CO.
noyZ9-la
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14
Gr.feuberg Vegetable Pills.

GrafenDerg Vegetable Pills.
HNhE GrIsfenberg Vegetable P,tis are offered only
AS valuable for the cure Of Diseases sng lrOn
derluEemeat the digestive organs ana TIE - mp
toms Indicating their need are, generally,
Constipation dache-Nergousness-
Uneasiness after Eating
BiIiousness s-Heartburn-AcIdiLy-
rIatulence-Want Of Appetite
Debility AFaintness- IN the stomach
and Bowels ..l
Dispepsia-LivSr' Complaint -Boiis-
EruoeIoAs -hsstlsnes5nes3 Dijtarbsd Sleep
Gripings-
Fsyarlshness and Low oIlious and Remitsnt
Fevers.
In all Feyers Fry sipiLss, and any derangemcnt OF
ths ,ystein arising from exposure, improper food,
want of action IA dIgcstEyc organs, tle dse oI
these nils .i aud VIA sard oil serious
uIs.tses. -lt...
A. =, family medcIne they are dueq iaied tnd
giyel UPON tue arst OcCuTrvuUc 81 unpessslt
toms tn.y VIII save ol stUGhess 'tid an eKteI-
sIve DOCTOR bhI, ClergyInea, ia~Yets aAd Osaers
Muo sit ..nd lnuch wiil Had then IA valuable
% ,tcc0gHt Of tteT JrsIs asti4'sssss dHd FROM "a
(ael tdt tey ycips, Raaseiic % soe te toets
~ cosslspiei o,HI.sso tad t5rs -sbcTg rslis 0stt
b found more pteasaRi Dtsa day othSJs-
- PrIcc - cents i'or oSX- VA thu receipt OF
one dollar four, boxes VIII Dy HiaI, Ircs ol
Postage, LO ANY p.,rl u tuvcountgy.
Ai.EA. MACKENZIE,
oylT-tf l4COllege street, Ntsaysaao.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14
Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup

: nALF BnI4s 81. LOais Uolde oyrupj
=, 1sse,sas,lnda yery superior article, forsal
m.yl6 CARTER wILsFORD 4 co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14
RAILROAD COAL.

I$HE nnest OF Coal ia thseity of Snv lie is at
1 tue tsfNA YARD, which is the only place thai
gives the legal weight per ousheis ltls Guaranteed
10 give more neat ashes aud SCOT thIn ANY otheI
uos oilered Cor sale. We will continue 20 supply
our friends aud usIomers our usull low pFices
during the coming wiater. Try the BINA CoA
aud viHced tEat II Is the most ecohoiuical II
In. market urdsrs dropped IA Box ~, p. u, or al
tne Iacd O.ck VI y q Z. A. H. DepJt "ili5he prompt
Nv ,,IL.u,l,.d 20 SA5lU FL j. AMEN.
! !
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DIR. G. AZ. Sond's Erencl Pre-
yentafiVes. as|

TItHIS article enables tn0sv hose aeath circnm
l. stances do not permit INCREASE oI Iasaiiy ~
Tegdlate ligniI the number % tner offspring
lnJuring the constitutions t The only sale aad
sure prspeaIsuye asaiast f're3sIaeg ai1 Ds5esiss.
Toe Oosu article eau be sent " mali 10 aIy ISFs
tIe Uaitsd SIates or Canada tsS fJr al and - per
dozen.
AK. q. W. BONDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS-rhsse Pills the Oaly medicine married or
single ladies rely dPOa VIA SAFETY and certainty
lof Ic intnedgste re.noyal0T Distractions, Irresa-
IarIes &c. IAsgsts a asbS ssf tss fsssas q y
Price 81 per EACH box e0ntaIas - ftiIs. seat
mail.
The LsDctor be eonsalted OF -s.lldtsaases of =
p riyA ATE iatdre Scisnnac treatfaent, 4alcS cure
and moderate chsfss guaranteed.
GEJss1F. -. b0SD, I'D. U.nge, eoraer OF Grand
snd orchard streets, the aoe Stofe. Entraace,
No. rs richard street, New loFg. Established IA
ls3zs eit=s-
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Uinte0.
Gross Ties Mantca.

THE Sasayills Aad Sorta-westsrn RAilroad Gem
IL ptoy xisa % soatrAetfsr 4o. .O11 ce.DAR cRusS
flES a fsatioag, esaraes satcS, ae3 hssa, face
ztaarro9sst place a0t less thxa iarhes clsar OF
bark noer cs saaal st DE lsIiv atGAe grade
lins % the roAt Ia Sszasiite.
fascSalr4ets sals a ssasr Lsor 30. 900 wHITx
Or Fosf-oAk fftsS a tue slaa Sac Abore -
be telassrra isas Of tae raad Ia piles frona
ssetisa u - sectisa "a, snoash e-ca sessiea
saaSiy tas sane.
Psrsass sssaiaz olt sil alrpct % tha Prszl4eal
ass sirsctsFs of t4s SssavIits 4a4 Sarka- western
kAiisaaac tnpoay y. Szsas sills, fseaessrs-
Isiy3I-G
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irish Potatoes.
Cnrn And lNneaI.

INstoreandforsaieaIsw1 1,srreIs oio xcellen trisi
1POL1IOvs dLLELL, hoOf EN- q ~
aprs-I E 81 81
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Extra FamlIY F'lour. :
Hams! Hams

IsxraA Family zEtsas sa..ls frsa as~ wheat q
= a-'s : ''' ' D. nsrxsy
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Vocal and lnsLrunAeIitai
I N S II R U C T l o N

ttt CHAs. Nj u Eld.ksH, MusicalDrector OF Crisp's
WI uLiety formerly leader VI the tlAndeI Iahd nay
&C., society Ol Old 81. Cbaries "orleahs,
and Cueslnut street, PnIlddeIpnia, respectfully
oilers uls services as iastruCIUr IN SiNGlNG-AlSL
cal, ulsAAMAK, THOROUGH BASS, VIOLIN AM
.uIrArs For terms Ippiy at SicUiurc's MuslcStore
uutou,tteet sepy-tt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14

Dealers I'm Bacon, LAID and Couutr
Produce. OF every description,
Corner of Broad and College Street,
NASHvILLE, TENNESSEE.
XtTE are now IN receipt OF large aud well
w assorted stock OF groceries .fiqdOrs &c 10
which welA VIE the atten ton OF tue trade:
SUGARS. 100 box Chewing Tobacco,
lI0hhds LOulsIanaSugar, all grades Va brands
Et. al grades; 1900 Kegs White Lead;
81 bols Ny, aud BALTIC . az = Shot alIsizes,
CrushedSugar; -atar20 - Bar Lead:
35 bbs \. Y. Loaf aud Is - Mason Blacking;
POwderedSugaF. .500bags dne SAT- - d =
COFFEE! s1oo6 bbis Gauasha sait:J
100 bags ;hoice baltimore 8 boxes quartaIsks
1T Codee; rI25 pint aud 4. antdo.
26Obags choice Nav or-7oeSegs Nails assorted
F. teams Conee. sizes;
..# dJLASSES. s s1 LIQUORS.
T00Dis choice Reboiled 5Obbls smiths old Re-
AOdsses; serve WAIsky;
so ), ols3noice ReboiI- 65Dbls old bourbon
... cd h0lGsses; u .NalsSy rs 81
GO keg ,Ioldcu syrup. 55 bblsold Rye Whisky
.,. f.SUNDRIES. SO - - Monongaheia
zoo boxes star Candies; Il. Whisky;
100 : r,How =" 2oo5bls Pike Is Magnolia
Us 90 BtrS1ap;f % WHISKY
% = GroundPepper; 300b bis tsnn puF ew hite
80 % - sRleei .iwnisky,
50 90 - Ginger; 75 Obl SeWsom's Whsk Z
lO5 - sup. Clrb. soda; 5obBl jtd Fort andc Corn
% 80 tadigo ,allsixss; 81 whisky;
H. c Asks carb soda; s 35 eblsold Fort aud Ma
. Mlddcri az Iaga Wines; ~
25blgs Pepper; 27 bbls Aus. Ggn
Is - Sp.ce = Holland do;
II 2.ierces Rice; l7bbIs old cognAc Bran
100 IoZ tainted Juckets; dy;
IS 90 Vtsh-boards; 43bblsAm, do;
81 dests Fubs; 35 otskets Champagne
10 dog Brooms; Vine;
| 90J ,O0o assorted Cigars; $50 bbisclder vinegar
80 b.x Smoking Tobacco
Fogstherwtth ntny otder articles Iuch as are
rsoS-,f eSU + &C. ANnGRsos
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-14

= n CASKS castea cAaTzsse4 ia n, N Stare aad
CUfer sass ~ 5. n. HoLLISsSHoaFH
oez1z-sf So. Q Azxkss sxsxk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22
CoaOsessl0n

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2l.-HoUsE-Mr.F Far
rensworth. Of ILL.,. asked leave to offer .
long preamble setting forth the Importance
OF our possessing all Of t. q Britirh American
provinces concluding with . resolution, in.
structing the Committee on Foreign Affairs
to enquire into the eApediency OF taking
measures to secure them by honorable
tseaty. Messrs. Gsrnett. Va, and others,
objected.
The House then took up the private
calender.
SKSATx-Mr. King presentel a memorial
from the citizens Of New York, praying for
the increase in the pay ot officers in the
Navy.
Mr.. Seward introduced joint resolution
confirming the transportation Of the mails
between New York and Liverpool, aud be-
tween New York and Bremen and ilavr.
via Southampton. Referred.
Mr.. Wilson presented n petition of Mas
sarhusetts Referred.
The private calender was then taken up.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

E@ The Washington Press makes

EE The Washington Press makes
the following very just comments upon the
late Festival Of the printers Of the Democrat
and Gazette offices on the 18th inst.
Pg1srxk's FEsrIvAL-Owing to the i'm
psssable condition Of the roads We were de-
prived the pleasure Of meeting with our
brethren at Fairfield on Monday last. II
wss . matter Of much regre. to us, a. We
had anticipated being present frcm the
first, and So made our arrangements. But
having some business In Davenport and not
wishing to let the occasion OF cornm.mora-
ting 80 imt ortsnt an event as the birthday
of the great Printer and statesman-Frank
lin-pass without some demonstration OF
our interest, We availed ourselves Of an op-
portunity TO 20 there. W. have not time
nor space to mention the details ef the mag
ni6cent banquet given by the Printers OF
the Gazette and State Democrat offices ct
the Burtis House in that city. The tables
were richly epread with the choicest deli
eacies and decorated with beautiful de-
signs appropriate to the occasion. Tossts
aud responses were given with much en-
thusiasm and eloquence by different mem.
Der Of the Press, Bar and Military. after
which music and dancing concluded the
entertainment.
We would express our obligations to
Messrs. Sanders. Hoops and Flint. Of the
Gazette. Mr.. Richardson, of the democrat
and Messrs. Kirkland and Mayors Of the X.
|. Commercial. for courteous attentions.
We would not fail to ackno wledge the
hospitalities we received from DR. Burtis.
whose splendid hotel is monument to his
enterprise and an ornament to the fair city
Of Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22
From " anlsingtOn .

WAsnINGroN. Jan. 2O-It is stated that
Mr.. Stewart. u. =. Marshall, Of Ga, has
been removed on the ground Of not eXer
cising sufficient vigilance in the case Of the
Yacht Wanderer.
Judge Samuel s. Black, Of Nebraska, is
to be Governor Of tha. Territory.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
port recommendation TO re-es,ablish the
rate Of the tariff Of 1886. or nearly 80 up-
on certain prominent articles, the highest
rate will probabla be so per cent. Liquor
and Iron will be established 30 per cent.
The following Naval appointments have
been confirmed by the Senate Surgeons,
Edward Hudson and McCnnn Assistant
Surgeons Lanng, Burlollett. Leacie, Christ
ian, Mciee, Gibbs, Durnell. and VIM. King.
Pursers X. X. Pearce and Fulton. Chief
Engineers. Stewart and Stevens.
The following Marine Corpse Of officers
have been confirmed. Captain. Pan.ill, Ist
Lieut., browning; 2nd Lieut.. Ingraham
and Rathbane.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

E N. H. Parker, Esq, formerly
Of this city, but now in st. Louis, il about
to issue hand book, which. treating upon
the new gold diggings Of Pikes Peak. the
best method Of getting there, and what to
10 and how to do It, after arriving there
Il will probable be Of service to the Pixies
Peak advsnturer. Those who will 90. may
and Il % advantage 70 read. bat these who
NJ q hsms win net 80 he asssasiiy 4
4 q ~ petA1t1r u bssaes s&
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NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTsRx NAIL Sunday exec rptei,) arrives dairy
at \ n and NJ cios-s AT an. D \.
Wxs1rss NAIL arrives dAiiy Sunday ex1 pted)
4 10 a A and ? n closes al and A
SOUTHERN vi, frtniS 8 Louis Al ID southern Am
sour, arrives daily (sundsys excepted) at N;
clos-s ~ 9 -.
NonTuEns MAIL, VIA Dubuque and Northern To-
VA arrives daily (sundays excepted; at NJ Closes
st9A n.
NoRTHsax NAIL, via Dewitt. 4aqu0keta, &c,
.yriyes Tuesdays, thursdays and Saturdays, at r
n: closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 7
N. -
NoarHsax MAIL, via LeClaire, Princeton and Ly.
Gus arrives daily, (SuDdsys excepted) All ~ clo-
ses at Pm.
HICKORY 0ROvE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays 1t ~ u Gloss same ttmes
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives ruesdayss Thusodsys
and Oxtur0ays, At 10 4 y closes same ume
W.sr BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays st n closes same days st \ ~.
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ST LoIis Jan. 2O.-The Overland Mail ct
the 2.th with two passengers has arrived
The Presidents message reached San
Francisco at three o'clock on th- morning ot
the 10th. 10 days and ,a hours from 5,
Louis. The message hardly ne.t exp-cta
tion. especially On the subject Of the Pacific
Railroad.
The holyjnys weIe being observed with
extraordinary uuaninity
Dates from Victoria are 10 Dec 18th.
Great suffering on Frazer river from cold
The steamer Entsrprise left Fort Hope for
Fort Langley Dec. eth with l25 passengers
aboard and was frozen in on her way The
passengers attempted to go to Langley BY
overland. snow falling they lost their way
and after three days inex pressible suffering
during which Ave or six were frozen 10
death. the weather moderated and the
steamer 60. clear and caue down aud took
the survivors 10 Langley.
Apetition il being circulated at Victoria
for the removal Of Gov. Douglns.
Mining had almost entirely ceased a.
Frazer River. Business stagnant. Consid
erable rain had fallen.