davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10
Mas.achusett. Con.ti,u,ionnI Amendment,

BosToN, May 9th.-The question of accepting
the amendment TO the State constitution, requiring
two years residence after natural zation voted
on throughout this State to-day, and has probably
been carried by large majority. Boston gives
3.5l6 yeas to ,-a5 nays. Returns from fifty towns
give ,0i7 yeas to 2 ,706 nays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

NorIcK.- DISTRICT OF CoLuMsIA ADVERTISE
uxsrs TO BIZ INssRTED IL THK BALTIMORE SUS
I.E EEcnvkD AT AND FORWARDED FROM The
sTAR oTFIck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

THE NAVY YARDERs will, Of course, not forge
the concert this evening at Odd Fellows Hall, i
their section of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

The VIeILANr FIRE COMPANY Of Georgetow
give grand May ball at Forrest Hall, in tia
city, this evening. A pleasant time is confdenil
anticipated. See advertisement. e.. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

Is WHICH CRY The New York papers speak
of Mr.. Sickles as being the guest of Capt. Wiley
in that city, while any number Of people in THU
city can swear to having seen him from day to day
in Washington. Who is In the right! .---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

SSAICHKD FROM THK GRAyE.-Yearly there are
thousands saved from death bs timely resorting 10
hound. is efectiag remarkable cures, and is for
sale at all the Druggists. ma 10 1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

CENTRE MARKET prices were about the Sam
to-day as ON Saturday. Supplies fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10
AUCTION SALES.

by WALL d BARNARD, AuctIoneers
SALE OF GROCERIES, WHITE LEAD.
10Th, 4 lS IS oeiogfo Ne T NH s! "
81 barrels YsSw Refined Yellow, cTGsEed fot&Sc
10 hr,r chests Imperial, Young Hyson and Black
Boxes sperm and Adamantinc Candies.
Boxes starch. Claret Wine, Whisky and Brandy.
~ hhHns haislns - boxes Figs, Prunes In jars and
s9 S"s ss! ss,s RRFsndy A5GhSyiss Pickles.
Cases Dried and b randy Cherries,
y ~ I KEGS M pt LGad and Zinc Paint,
y octayes Brandy, barrels GIn,
iSs.S Cisa,s, hoxes Chewing Tobacco,
With large lot Of other goods in the grocery line.
, detus rs 90 and under cash over that amount
dreuit OF ~ and o'days, for notes satisfactorily
MAJ @ WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
On account oi the rain, until THURSDAY, Nav Y,
ma 10 WALL & BARNARD. Auct'rs.
By s. ]. MCCORMICK; Alexandria.
DORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLASSEs AT
Il AucrIoN.-On FRIDAY NOR MING next 18Th
Wharf. the cargo of the 6ris Leni from MayafSezs.
ls2 hhds prime Sugars, embracing the favOrite
% ssad' strictly Prime qgaity MOnsses,
This cargo has been selected. with u2 the utmost
care, expressly for this aud the District markets
ma lO.d :. J. MCCORMICK, Amctioneer.
BY J. e. Mcguire & Co, Auctioneers.
puBLlC SALE OF FURNITURE AND
Il HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AND VERY DESIRABLE
SERVANT WoMAN-On FRIDAY MORNING.,
May 18Th ~ 10 Clock at the residence Of the at
j. A. NJ. DuncansoR, IL street north, between 9th
and 10TH streets west. shall sell a. the Furniture
Mah9Eany Plrsh-coveTed Sofa, Divan and Arm
Mahogany Hair Spring Seat Sofa and Parlor
Chairs,
Marbic-top Centre Table, Ottoman,
Mahogany Card and Dining Tables,
Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, Lounge,
DainaSk Window Curtains, Venetian Blinds,
Bronze ChandelIsrs, Mantel Ornaments
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands.
Feather Beds: Hair and Husk Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows, Toilet Sets,
Clock, Looking glasSes, Rockers
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads,
Silver i.adie, Table and Tea Spoons,
China. Glass and Crockery Ware,
Britannia Tea Set, Glassware,
Cooking and other stoves. Kitchen Utensils
AT O'CLOCK
we shall SELL 10y ORDER of the Orphans Cont very
ilkety and smart Servant, about y wears old She
is an excellent cook, washer and ironer fine seam
stress, aud a hrst- rate general house servant
Terms Tor furniture: So and under cash; over
mat sum credit 81 80 days. for Satisfactorily en-
dorse mot hearing interest.
Terms Tor the servant cash.
MARTHA ID. DtTNCANSON, Adn,x
ma io-d }. Z. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Yesterday, this Court took up
the trial docket, but no case was tried before q
jury, arrangements being entered into by the
twenty cases were disposed Of during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

THE FOURTH WARD N oMINATIoNs The Com
mssioners appointed to take the vote of the ANTI
Know Nothings'' of the Fourth Ward for candi-
dates for members of the City Councils and Asses
sors, at the ensuing municipal election, certified
that SIS votes were cast, as follows: r
For Alderman-Wm Ill. Ward 523 votes; VIM
ii. Thomas s; Scattering u.
For the Common Council-Wm p Mobup 5,y7:
Elijah Edmonston 4o6; DIR. w. J. c. Duh;,nIei
Isl; Or. M. V. B. Began los; Thos J Gait l2O .
For Assessor-Thos. w. Burch 426; Benedict
Milburn 81; J. J. Geiger, jr., 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

SPECIAL SALE OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE
GooDs.-Attention is called TO the sale, by JAS
c. McGuire Co., on Wednesday morning, May
18th, at 10 O'Clock, in the exhibition room of the
Washington Art Association, two doors west of
the auction rooms, of quantity of Chinese and
japanese curiOsitles and ornaments, removed from
the residence of the owner for convenience OF sale
The collection embraces many beautiful and use-
full articles Of furniture, well rare and curious
specimens of Chinese and japanese skill and taste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10
. NEW GOODS.

w NEW GOODS
II He Subscribers would invite the attention OF
purchasers to their desirable stock OF goods. In
Ladies Wear we have all the new styles and lab
and other HANDkERCHlEEssG GLOVES, MITs,
EMBRoiDERIES, HOSIERY, &c, ,o,ro,,
wOOtEN and LINENS; TABLE,. LINENS,
SHIRTINGs and sHEEfiNes' HEAVY DO
With ali other goods usually found in well Sc
lected assortment Of Dry Goods.
Pnrchassrs will find ii 20 their advantage % ex
aHins oar stock. which viii be offered at the low
GOV '-'''' MAYFIELD a BROWN,
apls-lm No. III Bridge ct, Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

BUILDING LOT ON THE ISLAND At Arc
- TIoN.-On Thu RSDAN AFTER NOON Nav
i2h, at SIX o'clock, ON the premises. we will self
Lot NO. 81, I'm Square So, fronting q feet an nj
ming hack IS3 feet, W iuN
Terms One fourth cash; balance in g. -. and Ia
months. Deed given and deed of trust IN ken
ma ats WALL & BARNARD Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

THOSE OF OUR CITIZENS who have not vet had
the pleasure of hearing the pretty Mormon dis
senter, Miss Dresser, lecture, will have an oppor
tunty to dc so this evening" flor the last time) al
the Thirteenth street Baptist Church. Subject
- Life Scenes In Utah y See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneerx

VVVISb ANU IsUT IN An AII.EN, RE-
trWEEX 5fH ANp7TH STREETS WEsT.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, MAY 18th. at 6 O'Clock. on
Ie PROMISES we VIII sell part Of Lots IL ano H. on
square 81 on the alley between 9Th and IN SITS and
and n streets II feet front 10y lc9 feet deep on an
alley ~ ~ w!ia, with Frame House
Terms: Ono fpuIth cash balance in 6. H. and "a
mouths secured by deed of trust the property
m39d WALL a BARNARD, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

The REGIMENTAL MUSTER Of the I75th Regi-
ment Virginia Militia passed off I'm Alexandria
on Saturday In a comparatively quiet manner
Most of the companies were out Ia full force and
the staff made line appearance. In the afternoon
the Regiment paraded through the principal
streets of the city. =. - : .-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10
Ry ]. &. McGUIPESC CO. AuctIoneers.


FURNITuR EANDHOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
= AT PUBLIC AuCTioS.-Dn ~ ESUAN MORN
ING, May 10th, at l0 &c och at the residence of the
late JAS; MabcI, corn Of lisa and L. streets, we
shall sell, by order nf the orphans Court, ali the
Furniture aud Effects, comprising
Mahogany Sofa, Rocker, and Parlor Chairs,
Marble top Centre Tables, side Tables,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge,
Looking glasses, Clock,
BedSteads. Bureaus, wardrobes,
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Tables,
T. alter Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows. Blankets, Comforts,
arpets, OIlcoth, Mating,
Ihiua, Ola IS, aud CTockery Ware,
Radiator, Alright. aud other Stoves,
Dne large lTOn Garden Roller.
Together with general assortment of Uousehod
and Kitchen Requisites.
TerIns: IS aud under cash ; over SSn credit of
interest
7. :. The house is for rent. Inquire of tho Exec
utOTs. EDW'D a. DYER
THOS. J. FISHER,
Executors.
mat ]. c. MCGUIRE Il Co, Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
until FRIDAY MORNING. Nav I3h, same hour
EDW'D G. DYER.( u.
THO. J. FISHER, bAecutors-
mag j. q. McGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

WATCH RETURNs.-Wm. Mccormick who Is
an old acquaintance at the guard-housc was car
red in again last night just as drunk as the night
before. Sleeping in the guard house has no effect
upon him at all, indeed he rather likes it, and
pays his fine as cheerfully as if it were hotel
bill. says the Squire, sMcCormick YOU must
pay fine of So. Is" "All right, Squire" says
Mac, aud down goes the stuff in good hard silver
But this morning Mac was rather slow i'm sober
ing, and before he was aware of the locality of
hls cash commitment Of sixty days to the work
honse made out for him by Justice Dom.
Elizabeth Herbert, Jno. w. Waugh, Ino. T. Har-
ris, colored, profanity; fine and costs SO Is Three
dodgers were accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

NARROW EsCAPE.-This morning, a country
wagon, loaded with bags containing matter for
sale, was driven along Louisiana avenue, the
driver sitting high up the load The horses.
Startled by something in the way, turned sudden
ly aside and threw the driver off, and his feet
catching in the gear he was dragged a short dis
lance, until the horses were stopped. Persons who
saw the occurrence but were too d slant to relieve
him, shuddercd at the prospect of the driver 8
head being crushed beneath the wheels and they
breathed easier when he Providcntially dis
"A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-10

GOOD BOARD AND COMFORTABLE Airy
" Rooms can he had at COX'S Cornucopia. cor
ner Of Market Space and Canal bridge, Georgetown.
Charges moderate. Call early. s-lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30

The House IL stin unorganized. The
9ed ballo, was had on Tuesday Sherman
a. usual wanting four votes ofan election.
Tho Republicans have made a noble
stand. With but very few exceptions
they have rcfruined from participating In
tho worse than useless discussion thrust
upon the House BY Southern agtators,
and have constantly urged continuous
balloting until an organization should be
effected. They have concentrated upon
Sherman, refusing 20 put him aside, at
the mere diethtion of.thsir opponents, for
man Ices acceptable to the Opposition.
Heisfcuredbeoause ofhis penehontfor lay
ing bare the frauds and corruptions ofthe
Administration and hence the bittor hos
tiliiy manifested against him by the Dem.
ocrats. His ovontaul success is conceded
on all hands. The Tribune's Washing.
ton correspondent writes that though the
record shows he lacks four votes Of an
election, he really wants but two, o.
Messrs. Reynolds aud Davis both arc pre-
pared to determine tho contest whom their
votes will become decisive, The respon
Hibility directly devolves on MoIsrs. Clark
and Briggs. II ls thought the Demoora-
oy will probably return TO Mr.. Docock.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
mnIrn Century since.

The Sth day Of Juno next will be fifty
years from the timo tho late Alfred Kelly
came into Chic. In the spring Of 1910
J. r. Kirtlsnd-now the well-known Pro-
fessor--startcd from Connecticut with
Joshua Stwoe; they came to Lowoville
Lewis county, New York, taking up on
theirway Alfred Kelly, who was at school
at Whitesboro, The journey was per-
formed on horsebSck. Remaining some
days in Lowoville, the three came on
west, and on the night fJune sth 1910
they arrived at ConneHut Greek, and near
the month found lodgings at a settlers
cabin. Their supper was made from
picked piokeral and potatoes--thO latter
had just been bought Tor seed,--they had
butter and milk, but there was no bread
The pnrty Numbered six; Alfred Kelly
Ural Holmes and son, Of Litchheld, Joshua
Stowe, DR., Kirkland, and the sixth waI
a man Who joined the way--nAme not
reeolleetcd.-- ClsUe. Asrald,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
scnntc Commi,tees.

The arrangement Of the Senate Com
miltees gives great dissatisfaction to the
Northern Democracy, Senator Pugh, be-
etuse Douglas was not restored 10 the
ehuirmanship OF tho Committee on Ter.
ritorieS, gave the South piece Of hla
mind and came down upon them with un-
wouted severity. He said, with more
truth than is bis wont, that such proscrip.
ton and seetionalism, on the part Of tn,
South, is calculated 10 drive northern
democrats out ofthe party, and that, &c
long as they continued to rule the party
they could not expect TO carry singl,
northern state. Mr.. Pugh seems TO Be get
ting new light and additional backbone
During the discussion nt this place, las
fall, when Mr.. Dennison put the inter
rogatory to him, Pugh strongly denie,
that the Southruled the Democratic p0r
". Now he admits II and complaint
most grievously against the hard usage
northern doughfaces receive from theil
southern masters. What says the Ad
uertiser.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
Republican National C6nvcn-
tier.

A National Republican Convention
" n ne { at Chicago, on "Wednesday the
18th day of Juno next, at IL o'clock noon
for the nomination orcnudidatos to be sup
ported FOR President aud Vice President al
the next election.
The Republican electors OF the sever
al States, tho members Of tho Peoples
party Of Pennsylvania, and the Opposi-
ton party Of New Jersey, and all others
who arc willing TO cooperate with them
in support Of tho candidates which shall
there be nominated, and who are opposed
to the policy Of the present Administra-
ton, 10 federal corruption and usurpston
10 the extension Of slavery into the Ter
ritories, to the now aud dangerous polit-
ical doctrine that the Constitution, ofits
own force, currlrs slavery into all the
Territories ofthe United States, to the
opening OF the African Slave Trade, TO
any inequality of rights among citizons;
and who nre in favor Of tho immediate 0d-
mission of Kansas into the Union, under
the constitution recently adopted by its
people, of restoring the federal adminis-
traton TO a system of rigid economy and
TO the principles Of Washington and JEFF
fcrson, Of maintaining inyiolato the rights
Of the States, and defending tho soil Of
every State and Territory from lawless
invasion, and Of preserving the integrity
Of this Union and the supremacy Of the
Constitution and laws passed in pursu-
ance thcroof against tho conspiracy OF
tho leaders Of a Sooti lnal party, to resist
the majority principle Os established in
this government, even at the expense OF
its existence, arc invited to send from
each State two delegates from every Con.
gressional district, aud four delegates Al
large TO the Convention.
Edwin ID. Morgan, New York, Presi
dent.
Joseph Bartlett, Maine.
George G. Fogg, New Hampshire.
Lawrence Brainard, Vermont.
John u. Goodrich, Massachusetts,.
Gideon Wells, Connecticut.
Thomas Williams, Pennsylvania,
George Harris, Maryland,
Alfred Caldwell, Virginia.
Thomas Spooncr, Ohio,
Cassius NJ. Clay, Kentucky.
James R,tchoy, Indiana.
Norman b. Judd, Illinois.
Zachariuh Chandler, Michigan.
John II Tweedy, Wisconsin.
Alexander II Ramsey, Minnesota,
AndrGw ] Stevens, Iowa,
Asa 5, Jones, Missouri.
Martin 4, Conway, Kansas,
Lewis Clcphane, District of Columbiu
William N, Chaco, Rhode Island,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
who nrc the DisumionistsI

Congress has now been in session two
weeks, and men Of all parties have Rvow-
cd their sentiments in regard TO the Un-
ion, Who has threatened or justified dis
unionl
C. c, Clay, an Administration Demo-
crat
Alfred Iverson, an Administration Dem
ocrat.
A. G, Brown, an Administration Dem
ocrat.
JEFF; Davis, an Administration Demo-
crat.
w. NJ. Gwin, an Administration Don .
ocrat.
L. NJ, KcitL an Administration Demo-
crat.
NJ J. Crawford, an Administration
Democrat,
Jim. Curry, on Administration Dem
ocrat
L. Q. c. Lamar an Administration
Democrat.
Reuben Davis, an Administration Dem.
ocrat.
John J. McRen, an Administration
Democrat.
C.L, vallundighsm, an Administration
Democrat.
Roger A Pryor, an Administration
Democrat,
sgd. Moore, an Administration Demo.
crat.
MR.. II. Gmnett, an Administration
Democrat,
William Smith, an Administration
Democrat.
w. p. Miles, an Administration Dem
Ocrat.
Milledge l., Bonham, an Administers
ton Democrat.
William E. simms. an Administration
Democrat
John b. Clark, an Administration Dem
oorAt.
Thomas s. Bocock, an Administration
Democrat.
But not a single Republican.
These Diunionists have boou rebnked
! ~ the Republican members. But thoiy
Democratic colleagues have not uttered a
word in condemnation Of their traitorous
sentiments. On the contrary, they an
piaud, and encourage them.
II 10 noteworthy fact that tho Union.
saving meetings In tho Northern cities
although they lavish censuro on men who
have been loyal TO the Union all theh
lives, DO not uiisr a single lS0rd Of rcbuk,
othese DfsuHiORisis!-A lbdny Jouraal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 28,
The difficulty between Senator Johnson
of Ark, and Representative Hendman,
which il wus supposed a few days ago
would lead TO hostile meeting, has been
Smicably settled through Messrs, Toombs
aud Pryor,
Hon, Judge Mason, Of Iowa, late Com
missioner Patents has become connect
ed with the New York Scientific Ameri-
can.
In the Democratic Senatorial caucus
to-duy after full discussion Of the char
ges against Gen. bowman, Of the Com
sNtuton papor, he was nominated as prin-
ter 10 that body by a yotc'of 20 against 3,
The impression is that he win be e.
lected.
The Senate, In executive session, con-
irmed the following nominations: n. b,
Brown az Postmaster az Philadelphia;
Mr.. Hatch as Postmaster 81 Buffalo; Mr.,
Waiter as Postmaster Cincinnati; and NJ
Bishop aa Commissioner Of patents,
The indications are that there will be
no quorum in the Senate until Tuesday
week, the third Of January, and conse-
quOntly Il is not probable that the Presi-
dont's message willb communicated pri-
or 20 that timO,
Bring and several other prominent
bankers in London have made joint ap-
peal 20 tho British cabinet 20 recognise
the Constitutional Government Of Mex
co. Lord John Russell has oppointed
tho Goth Of December for an official in
lterview with these gentlemen, and il was
believed the British Goyornmont was fB-
vorable TO the appeal
The voto for Speaker to-day showed
that Mr., sherman a. heretofore lacked
tour votes Of an election. Fiity-three
votes scettered among twsnty-iour gen-
tlemen, neither Of whom received mere
than eight votes and fourteen only one
'each.
] Cod, Davis and staifare here with large
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30

Columns, o., Dec. % 1903.
The triol Of the Hon, VIM. II. Gibson,
Tx Treasurer Of State, CT an indictment
for the einbezzlemeni. while Treasurer,
Of the State Stocks Of the Seneca Coun-
ty Bank, was conciWded in the court Of
Com. Pleas for this district, on Thursday
last, by verdict from tho jury of"guil-
ty." The facta are perhaps familiar 10
most Of your readers. They arc bricay
theee. One hundredthous0nd dollars Of
the State Stocks, belonging to the Seneca
County Bank, were sent q Atwood &Co.
New York, by Gibson, he (Gibson) draw
ing upcu A. &Co., for the purpose'ofmeet-
ing the stotesindobtedness, TO the amount
Of obout f0y five thousand dollars, all 70
ing, a, the testimony proved. 70 moott the
correct Disbursements at the Treasury Of
fec Shortly after the the deficiency was
disclosed in the Treasury, Mr.. Gibson, IN
company with the Auditor Of State, made
a visit 10 New York, and Gibson then,
and with the fdll knowledge Of the Audi
tor, arraalcd with Atwood &Co for the
roloase of the State Stocks, and placed
them under the control Of tho Treasurer
Of Site. This ended tho transaction. -
| Noono was Injured by Il and the States
liabilities were thereby met and the State
alono benefited. The Judge charged the
Jury that " the testimony showed any in
|dividual, or corporation,to be benz efiCa, then
the defendant was guilty BY law, and tho
Judge mither charged that the Jury must
| q ko he law, os he cxpoundod ito them.
However sound the law may bo, as the
Judge understood and cxpoundcd IL, Il Is
plain to bo seen that Il worked great In
Justice in this instance.
| Mr.. Gibson's counsel asked for new
trial, which request will be heard by the
court, the 18th Of January, during which
time Mr.. Gibson is out upon bail.
r. q Pennington, Lowis Bhltzell, Bon
Iiamin Tomb, w. p, Noble, Henry A
Spoyth, w. W. Armstrong, and c. L.
johnson Of your city were witnesses fol
tho defense. Among those who stood by
Gibson during his darkest hours, RnC
chccred him by kndwords and looks, per
forming Offices Of Kindness, was Rol or
lG Pennington, one ofyour noble mor.-
Long may he live a useful member, as HI
truly Is, of your community.
Frank Wright, too, with his great big
disnt,rcstod heart, was friend indeed
One such man as Francis NJ Wright, Il
every community, and my wordfo for Il, thi
would bo much better world The stat
will lose faithful, devoted and z"alou
servant with Mr.. Wrirhts from IN
office Of Auditor. Our stato Printer
] Richard Ncvins, voluntarily gave hi
name az one Of the bond-men. No Jur
or court pM ever convict Mr.. GibSOi
again, upon tiis indictment or any other
WEBSTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
Snccch orRcn. Wndc.

We intend to lay before our readers,Ot
future time, (probably next wook,) the
very able and dgnilied speech of Senator
Wade Of Ohio, on the HNrper's Ferry
resolution Of Senator Mason. II is q
complete vindieation Of the Republican
party against the charge Of soctionOlism
and seuthing rebuke to the insolcnt dis
union threats of tho Democracy, North
aud South,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
Stockholders Mealing

The Annual Meeting oi the Stock.
holders Of the ANtEHtC AZ CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY, tlate rit'n & fou Wa,ne n n. Co i
viii be- hrll Al, the uHoe of the Comnanv in rMu
ohio, on nrssuAy, ,hc ath day OF Janusry lsdO, bs
twten the hotr. ni 90 oNloct, 4, NJ. and 1 r. 81, al
thr rcffioa ofhin urecior, FOR ne entuias vssr
snl ths transaction nf such eIhof tudness a. IA, b.
iefally hFanrht before tho agctius.
hY eFirf of ne neard of nirrrtor,
dsoe-5v n, 8. RuMFIELn. sse'y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30
Seneca Land Company.

Inc regular meeting OF said Com
pany iorthe yeur ledo, viii be heidi ihe Court ousei
n tithn, on Monday January ga, and on saturday
feorueN lth, commenrins ut one o'clock, =, NJ. 81
each Of said daga. An The membara "a the I1fapenl
are requested 20 be present bEsasss ofimpolanea
will Be brought before the meeting.
There will be propagation 20 alter tha hn,sh uue ~
Regulations ofthe Company 80 a. 10 the pnl
Also, allowing each member % held ulvfe t1an one
share Of he Stuck OF the Company " hey desire 90 70
DO. BY order OF the Directors.
Dec. %, '59-2W J.. J.h'fftAN4AAi1oel y,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30

Convencs next Monday, whom Gov.
Chase retircs from and Gov, Dennison
assumes the gubornatorial chair. One
Of the first acts Of the Legislature, doubt
less, will be the election Of an U. s. Sem
Stor in place Of Pugh, Wo intend to keep
our readers posted.