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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16
Two Lad Cases of scrofuIa Cured.

NEW ORKt June lUt l6O9.
My daughter, two and half years old, suf-
fered, since her birth, with boils, oppression OF
the stomach, and loss Of appetite. Ihave been
using Peruvian Syrup in her case, and / am
happy 10 say she Is restored TO health. The
same was with my youngest boy, Rudolph
eight months old. lie suffered from scrofula
his cars were sore, and he had, on different
parts Of his body, scabs OF dangerous char
aeter. used the Peruvian Syrup two weeks
and my pretty boy Is perfectly Sell his ears
are souRd, and his entire body is free from
scaba, ETC. X. WIEczoRK, d. ID.
SO West 4lst Street
The writer Of the above is an intelligent
German clergyman, aud is highly esteemed
by his people.
Peruvian Syrup is a Solution Of Protoxide
Of Iron, a new discovery in medicine aud
strikes at the root OF disease By producing
healthy blood, the source Of all vitality in the
human organism. For Sale by /. 1. ST. John
&Co, Tiiiin. deel6 2W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Pay Your TRxes.-Treasurer Herrin il
now doing PAYING business, taking iu the
"rhRo" and giving out, in return, his well
executed receipts. As the both Of this month
iS the limit fixed by law, for paying the semi
annual installment Of tax, without the penal
ty, his Office is beseigod daily with customers,
eager to get rid Of their surplus change. Tax
es are unreasonably high, particularly in thii
city, and We are not surprised 70 bear eOnsid
srable grumbing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Christmas is Coming and the little folks
arc all on the tiptoe of expectation, in view Of
the many nice presents and juvenile enjoy.
ments consequent upon its annual recurrence.
Turkey" we presume, viii be the general
topic Of DISCUSSION among the cold folks at
hon,e -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

LOst.-on Sabbath evening, Dec. llth,
somewhere between the residence Of Hugh
Welch, Esq, and the NJ. +. Church in Tifin,
a large, brown, fur cape or Nictorino, belong
ing to Mrs. Wclch. Any one, finding it aud
returning it to the owner or leaving it ut this
office, will be liberalIy rewarded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

The Delinquent Tax List viii be found
on the fourth page Of to-day's paper It will
be seen that it is much shorter than last year,
a fact which, though it argues a few dollars
out Of the printers pocket, argues well for the
material prosperity and independence Of the
tax payers Of the county, and we rejoice to
find it so. Our readers must be centent with
a smaller amount of reading matter during il
publication.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16
DR. BRU.VOsV7S
Concentrated Remedies
For Delicate Diseases.


No. I THE GREAT Enthusiastically y era ~.
Gates III the evil Effects Of Abuse suoh genera
debility, lcss Of mempfy, wasting aWay OF the oFguns
any constitutional defaug 10 impptsnoy and
woaknest Of The seHun Organs, brought ON BY the unfu
STAINED induksn Of the passions. Price sii
Ho.2.-rHB CONCENTRATED BALM 90 viii
cute 10 eight days, any case Of gnnohoea 10 without
TASTE smell and fsquiTsi fssrTUtion or Diet
No 3-C0NCKNTRATED TEREB-Ths use Of
this remedy will cure elect n a short time end can
show certificates Of cufeS effected amer All ohcfs have
fisdi this is also taitetss and Witbout .msn Price
one dollar.
No. I.-CoNCENTRATED PuNfrER-is the 90.
y femed' known that will positively structures OF
The ufethq matter how long standing OF neglected
the case may 10, Price one dour
No 5.--ANrl MERCuRAL PILLS-AH persons
who huys used this dreaoiu drug (mefgury,) (shioi
remains In the system for yeaH, causing many
ohfoniC dsoateul shoud these Pills, which with
eniiTeyooun'eTao The effects aud remove it nom ha
system. Price one dollar
Mo- O -ORIENTAL PAsTPiLfe--ls osfjaiu
cure Tor iomale freEulrftiet, suppression Of the
menstruaiion. Pfire two tollafs.
MOI. 80 rHk CONCENTRATED AMARtN-
CnTes he whites falling Of the womb net iuusnsss,
paiBfB zlonslTnati0n. lTee one dollar.
ho.6.IfHE hOLUTOR lis Eemedy that has
never heen known tn ai curing Gravel, and aiisc.
tions Of the kidneys and bladder Prioe ona dDlai
Either eth abnYe remedies will bo sent by mail 10
any part Of the United fates On receipt Of the pfco
anneaed. CifculHfs cohiaining full paHiculA-s may
be 0btaihcd By ehClpsing uhe Post Stamp. Address
DR.. FELIX BRUNON,
ubx %, Philadelphia, Pa.
NIB The Doctor mas b. cousalied In complicated
eptes by letter OF peoualY, bot only such letters will
Be shsweIed as eoniain 2 fsasonehls fss.
oFFIcE-Oh H6fk Road \ Callowhillst
III
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Remember the Prlmter.-As the \

Remember the Printer.-As the Holi.
days are approaching, we would suggest tn,
propriety Of our friends presenting us Christ
mas or New Years present, in the shape Of 4
years subscription 70 the TRIBuSE; or il il
should come in the shape Of oLUn, from som,
Of our agents or anybody else, it would b,
most thankfully received.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Take Care of Your Own Health, and
that Of your children, by always using Her
rick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus. Itis per
fcctly free from all impurities and when ever
it has been used is acknowledged ns being the
only perfectly healthy and harmless Salcra.
tus in the market 1t is far superior to Soda
to use with Cream Tartar. Try it and YOU
will be convinced that there is no other as
good. Most cf the Grocers keep it. Whitney
Of Sandusky and Bishop q Co. Of Toledo keep
il at Wholesale
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

The State of Ohio VS.. VIM. II. Gibson
for Embezzlement.--Th counsel for both
parties in tfis case have agreed that il shall
be commenced ON Thursday Of this week 49,
The defendant has demanded a struck jury,
aud the clerk, yesterday, notified the parties
that the jury " uld be selected at his Office
to morrow morning. The trial is expected
to occupy two or three days.-SrArE JouR.
NAL.
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,Inh Printing.

Wehave all the facilities ftholarger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, aud on very
reasonable terms. Give US a call.
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nlanks! RInnIis !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con.
stanty on hand and for sale cheap at TIC Tai.
HUNK OFFiCE; such as
Deeds, gummons.
MortEagesS SubpOeuas,
Attachments, Vendis,
Executions, CnnatRble SnIes.
blank Notes, &C, sc.
UfJustices and NOtafies supplied on roas-
ouable terms..rD
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

We are indebted to DR.. J. Williams, Of
the Auditors Office, Columbus, for a table
showing the average value per acre Of real
property in the State OF Ohio, in 1859, as com
pared with 1853.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

w. T. Coggeshall Esq, State Librarian,
has prepared and published, in the Ohio State
Journal, series Of articles, Of great value
aud research, giving history Of Boards Of
Equalization aud real estate valuations in the
State, from an early period.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Howard Association, Philadelphia.
--This well known benevolent Institution has
proved itself 10y long course Of honorable
dealing to be perfectly reliable aud useful
Institution. We commend &c TO the attention
-0i he pnblie with much eonfdenee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Winter.--The present cold snap, with il
snow covered houses, red noses, &c, remind'
US Of the following lines upon the subject o
winter by some aspiring poet.
"Tis winter, and no more tho breeEos
Buzz among the bidding trcczes;
Aud while boy with ragged trOuses,
Shivering, bomeward drives his eowses,
Newly frUst-bit are his toses,
And, bless my life, how cold his nose is -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

alrIf any people in tho world ever needed
an apostle 10 cast their devils out, il is ours
who live in this watcr.loggod country. The
miasmatie poison Of our Swamps and Marshes
becomes a vertablc devil in the blood to rev
cl Ia the Agues aud Fevors which shake and
scortch us all. Ayer'a "AGUA CuRE'' is said
20 be the apostle we need, and some Of our
noghbors who have tried II. col firm the re.
port Journal, Plano, Ill.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Our Carrier is waiting patiently for that
New Yoars Address, which we described two
weeks ago. to be handed in by the 25th inst
Have none Of our readers assembled the mount
Of inspirationf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16
Business in TiRn has been quite bris

business in TiRn has been quite brisk
for several days, particularly since the sleigh
ing commenced. Pork aud produce Of all
kinds are being brought in aud command a
good price. Our streets are daily bloOkaded
with teams and anxious buyers are keeping
a sharp look out for them. Our merchants
we believe, are doing good business and We
see no cause Of complaint anywhere.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Read the advertisements Of J. Pelan, Clin-
ton Line Extension r. r. Co., Stem a John.
ann 40.
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Timn I.riccs Cmrrcnf.


loouected weekly by "a liver, dealer In Dry Goods,
Groceries. Catpeungs, Boots and shoes, and Ready.
Made Clothing. And nufohasero every escfipiion
Of Grain and Produce for CASH.
WHEAr--i,i2Gl,lH
CokN--( (shelied) uOes 62c.
40 (Eafl 800.
RyR--O0dSO.
BARLEy--O0a0O.
OATa--1c,
PorAroRs-0q5GO3
Flax 3FED-- sOU,08 icO.
BurrEH--lfo.
LkHD-ior
TALLow--t0c.
sMuKED llAMs--iORt2o.
do Sipes AND sHouLDEEs- 19OOo.
PtCKLen poHK--Hs snAo.
CLOvES SRgD-s4.25.
nEEswAN--2un25o.
FE E,THERs--i0G1Oc.
kA0q-9c.
GuEENIliDEs-5o a6if.
DRt do lpn.
Eugs-lic. dogen.
ORgssRn HouS-s5,O0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

j. $. Yerk ESQ, has placed us under OBJ
legations, for a valuable file Of New York
pnpern.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

We Expect, next week, 10 be able TO lay
before our readers the Presidontt Message
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Any amount Of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time 70
bring Il in.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

On the 18Th inst, Ia this city. BY the Rev.
Lyman ]. Fisher, Mr. AYaos PEsEY Of Al
bion, New York, 70 Miss MAaF G. MoREHoUsi
Of this place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

There is still room on our "Roll Of Hon
or" for more names. Every one, who desires
to begin the new year with clear conscience,
should pay the printer hs due.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

Thanks to Hon. John Carey, for copies Of
the Congressional Globe, containing the de-
bates In Congress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16
W.EV'SEOWs,

ITARM LANDS FO Rs ALE 2y miles from Philadel.
II phia By Railroad In the State of New Jersey. Soil
among the best for Agricultural puposes, being good
loan soil, wi lh cay bottom The land IL aree tract,
diH edintO small larms and hundreds from oil parts ~
the country ore now settling and building The crops
produced large and can be growing, The clt
mate deli ghtfl and seour5 from tr0sts Terms from
SIS 10 SEQ per payable within four yeats BY iu.
uAiments To visit the place - Leave Vine Street
Wharf At Phiadelphia at ~, A. NJ by Railroad for
Hamnonion, address r. }, Dymes, by letter, Ham
inonton Post Office, Atlantic County New Jeuey. See
full yertisementin another column. iul Is .6m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16

The Ladies' Oyster supper, at tho
shawhnn House, on Tuesday evening, for the
benefit Of the Episcopal Church, was well at
tended and passed of very agrecably.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-16
DIED.

In this city. on the Sd lust, Of Scarlet Fe
Yer, fRANK HAhLTON, youngest sou Of Vim
ID. and Bethia Prindle, ,aged . years. 3monthi
and , days.
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and one copy TO the getter up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
meut BY paying up ell arearages
Specimen copies sent free.
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ProfessionaI Oorrespondonoo.

"CcLusnus, Ohio, Aug p, fe5as-Thagd hssd ifsat'
nr this disesto of tvuntr,hva years ahd have fellrs
% more ttuslacuoa from The uso of ihq urruFuoas
ritrm thau from all othut fofms Of meiicsiiou dum
bined."
"MAscuE srER, Mich, Ans. q, tesa-I hsvs ulad
The hynonhosphiicti my praouce with very happy al.
ees,o much 70 that would 10, 10 sursdsdt luaalu
without thon."
"MtpntznuaY. W., Aur 0. isso Il believe he
lypophoiphitut used IN the mahnsraud way d. Chufo.
hi y Uses Them. will cure Consumpuan. -
"aheperdstowut Va, Aug. rs, fsi9--i have pfe.
senhed the iynophosphiie n several casss, and o..
lighted within cattti. ithai accomplished wonfrfi
"LowELt, o. July 5, iAJa.--I have uaad ia an shoui
iofty botes, sad w but Instance have thsy failed
70 heaeht the patient, ant that was hopeless one b..
oTe was called. have hadtevefal oatet rivsu On b.
attending Physicians who are uow uniayiur romnatas
lively good health, und exempt from a NJ fyttt1ma
OF pulmonary ditoate. I have used the Remedy u NJ
owu case, with decided rucrou. II Wa fsrardsd e.
hopeless BY phvsciahi and fdehds, add ffsk mVsslf
under the told dtrsatment' Tam nov able 20 ride, 10
auentiuF on the tuk nsmany miles ln day. perhaps,
~ any other physcian tn he country"
"iouncK FAits, N. v, Aug. Va, ie50 ~ have on
s. timo, hn motninE 70 fay, that have been arton.
ishedin witnetinF The good edootf of the Hypophut
rhites The siatemsnti tn yoar pamphlet are not ~
al exaggerated
"Etsros, X. r., Aur. 3, its9.--I have bSg6 dsInr
youf lypophoaphiies pf Lime and Hoda, and havs
pefienced fraat improvement ffom them. Also, ny
fon who had huCk cough aud bleeding the lunFf
l. lik"wise uuoh hoainlted by their use"
"CHAfilAM, "a Jaly 20, leh0.--i received ne ~
bottles Of Chufchilrs Rehedy mr. Coniumplion. .
/ II has worked wuudrfa iu 6Vffv cand.
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,. Dt: l.,. chgrohill's eng. Work on cOh.umptlOa

u now ready.
CAUTION .-intsfoucd dfu eiift will Try TO sell 1ou
othef preparations than mine. DO not buy themi Ny
"GenWne Preparation bears my tee amile tfnaiufa.
bEwArE 0fall ~ ,parauons claiming TO BE- The ny.
pophosphltea Which sonta 10 tRoN, or any bRuh. Tie
oountry ~ lktlv to be flooded with spurious pFopaFs.
uont. by whiting ~ me, you obtain Information that
will prevent any deception being prattqt apoh you.
The Day aALr tufns shed 10 the Pfofetslong
PUcEs--One noius. s2i thee notilei of IS. Goa
ceniIated solution. hy nail pro psid, s2.
Sold Wholesa aud Rutai atthe sole General Depot
In the United statet,by j. MiNuhEsT ER,
43 Jshn Street, n Y.
For sails BY |. L. s, John 8 Co, and y! Wc6rsff
THIN, O. fye.ir
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mEAR IN MIND

tB-That hatthoTRlBUNE has the Iarr.
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, i'm Seneca
County.-E1
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Fifty Cents

win buy 10. Condition Powders,
The hoti in use and only haifthe common price,
NEAR TuE TESTlMuNN,-D George W.Cul
VCt,aNeteHnaD Surgeon, faysi'IhA,h used Woostef'i
Conditions Powder, aud consider them me hest NJ.
ticle n have used Sloan and other kindi, aud
consider this Tar supcpefor foe cleansing tle Blood
and giving M npnettegives the half glossy appeaf'
ancc--fral slky"
Mr. Thomas Scot, Of Tymocaise and Ne Hottoh Of
Republic, snyU W. have used variety Of kinds, tbd
We coasdrr Woostcrh nu preferable 20 any n USE. -
Come aud tfy them.
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Cure OF COnsumptiOn.

ihthe second andtrd stages cat period, coareqasat
W WHEN hefi oaa be no uaosrrihty 20 Ne Hsisfs of
Wedteato,l Gan BE- ohaiuad in fcesnt ~ this iFa1t
lueu iudcieut 70 prod dssih usfsdiiar- plaiis-
pnuun scent N no way n c1auisaci the s6eri dfte
~ hflflNlhfulIES naiiohtf iu whom V meet
Htangly mafk % rscorsfiuf AZ ranidif - oihsn
Tbs Remedy hes uui only euraiva aItrt tut will
n.sd wugtgver Wcrc gEiua fufplclad dffhu Nfrara,
PREVENT IN OEVhL0FEMENr, and thas aai
Arnr TENTATIVE WIN nrokan TO uoaltunrrtoN, guar
~ NAEClNA AIlnN nnnl WIN n-nLnn 10 ..l--nu.
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Mako no DELAY,

Cousuuptivot, W any stage ofdisoass thouli rstoi
immsdiatels tothe uso ofthc Hyphnhoiphitus of Lns
aud soda "WinoheHefs Genuipe grepn. -tion" tiu
tmple sytup), IN syira large bottles it achemloaly
putei"h the combination proposed by DE-. Churchill
"ot general uue and prepared according 10 he ofr'
inal Formula.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
GODS HIGHER LAW.
HRMON BY IKE REy. pR. cHAFns.


DIR. Chapins church was web filed yesterday,
though perhaps not 70 densey crowded az ordinarily
on the sabbath. The text taken from the 9th
Psam, let verse: "Tbe Lord reigneth; let the earth
rejoice" This simple and sushms statement Mr..
Chaplin ssid was the basis upon which many States
Of this Union united in thanksgiving, Notwithstanding
the foaming waves Of excitement rolling over the land
II IL also the basis Of all rational Thanksgiving He
dseIt upon the many which . nation
and AZ individuals have for the yrg Of thanks, ars
ing from the great fact that the Lord regRek In the
arth, and that he u God Of goodness and mercy full
1 sympathy and love. In spite of all atheisticsi
teaching and principles, the great heart Of humanity
turns naturally toward God IN thsnkfniness; and thu
= especially significant DOW, amid 20 many excite
nenis, while there 10 a storm rising In the political at
mosphere while the clouds ssem thick with evil and
terious aspects oversbadow the land. The rnex3m-
led prosperity Of this nation, he said constitutes its
great danger; we sp. 70 think we must prosper.
right or wrong, and forget entirely and iay asids
Gods kigker lac, which must be obeyed, and which
cannot Be found up BY any sofs Compromise his
mind had been much aedtaied and excited ~ recent
events that b. scarcely knew whsso say On fhs seh
iect vet hs was sure that the s~esd not ordained
means BY which Gods moral work 70 70 % aoHe ~ inc
earth and ao BY bioodsbed 70 the law OF tne LORD 70
BE- yrousnr out Truth IL Bot 70 DC carried cut by
violeneee ,ud 70 those who said i wa necessary he
ouIdreplv Il was not Godswsy, nor Christ nethod-
Ye, there was IA The recent attempts 70 Tsrss< evl b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13
A NrEDfUL CAUTION.

A European War. that great event which hithsr-
to has marked epocbs, this generation is about to
witness THIS grand spectacle Of the encounter OF
the most pow erfu and the most cultivated nations
that how exist, or that ever bsve existed GA the
face Of the globe, has no spectators except our
selves far enough off, among civilized people, to
watch it with anything akin to camuces VINO
wilt venture To predict what may be the map OF
Europe u twclyemon,h hence And what nation
ahty on that continent can look forward To eeen
that blirf future, without feeling OF dread or
hope To us it pre- sents quite other questions
Government at Washington at all tolerable this
side of rev oution and at all cOmpeenttO aDy mental
process this side of idocy, will be very careful to
keep clear of this conflict Let at peace, while the
rest of the world is filled with the hot blood Of the
fearful passion of nations, We, by the mere adyan
t0ge of our position and the calmness which comes
of it, will, or at least ought TO, grow wiser aud
better. While other nations are lapsng back to
baIbarism-for such war is-and the arts of peace
are, in measure, neglected. men and money with
drawn, in some measure, from manufactures, from
trade and from agriculture, We may, at least, pre-
serve our civilization untouched our uationa char
acter free from the demoralizing influence OF war,
and hold ourselves in readiness tor the pursuits OF
peaceful industry when peace and prosperity shall
sgsin smile upon the world. Not that We mean TO
vannt ourselves because are and are To be, Tor
tunate in an exemption, in some degree, from
terrible evil, which is about tn oycrwhelm our
neighbours but the fact is not 10 be gainsayed that,
given two nations, one at peace and one at war,
the former when the war is finished, is by COM
parison far ahead Of her sister in all that makes
the true greatness of nations. God may make the
wrath Of man to praise him, but man is never in
wrath that he does not have TO pay the penalty
But though We may hope not to fare so badly as
those Immediately engaged in this European strife
and especially may trust to escape its worst mora
consequences. yet that it must have very active
and important influence upon our trade, and all the
pursuits of industry among US, there can be no
question Should il prove very unfsSoraeie IN
fluence it will almost utterly ruin US Ships have
been, up to this moment, for a year OF two past,
so Improbable q property, that the question has
been whether scuttling or ssiling wss the wiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

AUGUSTA, Monday, May "-p. III.
The lorcc-xprcrd r,sl Of the prosecution against
Sv Ill & c.. fr veLdh ktt-ry tickets commenced
iOosy in the Superior Court Of this tRlchnond)
County. Judge w. w. Holt, presiding. When the
care Was called, aid the counsel on both sides an-
i,uc,d that hey were ready, the on. A. IL.
S,l lvns 1, the ueeudant-, moved that The care DO
dr. missed. Perhaps il would be- more correct To say,
that Itrlim rary motion, affecting all the cases. was
tde by cuui -el tor defendants to dismiss the Indct-
n.it Oh ,vo ground
It, Because the " offense" charged against the
aocultd WIS lot technically "crue aud therefore
Il, tie subject e iudctn ent. II coutended that
tie act # 1888, Under sbich the Indictment was
nan ed, Il oud be srned in connection with the
act l;64 both beirg pare mdtey1o aud civil action
tr tie penalties given to any "nfOrIner or
s.cui,r" and not ndictable "nense created.
90 II WAS T., utrnded, that # the Court should over
rule the r-t ground. and hold that this was an ndic-
able fl,l Sc II c,ud It'll pronounce no Judgment upon
co.. yttn d. lrcaise IT. statute at le33 directs that the
d.fIoaIt upon convection, A" shsll forfeit and pay u
run not less thuU $50 ard not exceeding 81 OOO, one
"h,lftn be- paid to he State ard the O'her the County
Treasurer etc; and there no prosecutor IN thus
are tie indie In eii havl been founded on special
pit-erin .Lt Of he Grand Jury.
Fer the II Uiun-Mcssrs. stephens and Ioombs
{, Ltib- Alton ey General McLans.
Jucl, lie SAID at the Close Uf argument, that the
Cont v, It'd hold the motion under adviscment until
1 tesday ton crow morning
III. b. uneLt was altogether legal one