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What is the reason the Gas Is not lightod on
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tired gropiug our way along at night, feeling Tor
the lamp posts,
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Court Of Common rleas--February Term
1850.
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THURSDAY 2ai DAY. Civil cas6 Of Bmdetl
Wood vs.. G. G. Bennett "a A., camd up for
hearing PlaindGclaimcd that he holds Judgment
against G. G. Beaneit for $500, and that HeHhtt
had no property, aud that note against the De-
PENDANTS, shancrs a zandcrs was IN fact the
property Of Bennett, but was claimed by ono shcr.
man. Wood asked that the proceeds Of said
note be applied 10 payment Of bis Judgment
The jury found that sherman Rad no ntercs. In
the notO and The court ordered its proceeds to be
applied In payment Of Plaintiffs claim. Lee &
Brewer for Plaintiff w. P. & II. Noble, defend.
ants.
FniDaY 23d DAY--Thc ease Of ihe State vs..
Rufus Moe, came up for hearing The State rop-
resented by Griffith q Noblcl the Defendant by
lIord, Steiner and Fcblcs. The jary being i'm.
panneled, John Wooster, prosecuting witness,
wos called 10 the stand, and dvposed that the Dc.
fendant, was In his employ, as clerk, six weeks
from tho 4lh day Of September 1s5s--that dur.
Ing his employment he missed divers articles Of
mefchandize, and suspicion resting upon said
Moe, howas accordingly discharged. That about
10 days after said discharge, he procured search
warrant and proceeded TO Search the premises Of
Mr.. Moe, father Of said Rufus, which was, dur
Ing his employment and at that time, the home
Of the Defendant. That he found In and about
the room, occupied by the Defendant, goods,
such hswall paper, window shades Books Drugs.
Perfumcric', &C., &C., to the value Of sixty dol
lara, all ct which he claimed had boon ombczzlod
from his store house during the employment of
defendant The Goods we're produced and IN
voiced in the presence Of the jury, and q large
portion Of them positively identified by the wit
ness.
The Defense set up general denial Of the
charge In the indictment.
SArURDAY MoRNNo' Case az above trnorled
continued The examination Of Witnesses clos.
Ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at which time the court
ndour ned, in order to give jurymen time to get
bone.
Thi' day the Prosecution In the case Of Desire
Frank vs. EboncEor Smith, suit for damages for
rape, entered demand for second trial, which
was ordered to be entered on the journal.
Case Of State vs. Danl ssger-ndctmeni,
Assault Battery, ordered or the docket.
MoNDAY, 9th bW.-Tho partesi IN the case Of
the State vs.. Moo proceeded 10 argue the case to
the Jury, which argument occupied tho entire
day.
TuSsDAf, 2bth DAY.-The above case submit
ed to the Jury, aad a verdict of"guilty" render
ed at lo o'clock. The amount Of goods, found
by The jury to bo ombezzlcd, being S30,5O, re.
duced the crime to pttlt ombezzlement, where
upon fho codrt pronounced the following sent.
mco upon the defendants That you make res
ttutiou to John +. Wooster, m the SUN Of sixty
one dollars and twelve ceu.si that you pay fiuo
Of FIVE dollars, and costs orprosocution and that
you be confined In the county Jail and fed upon
bread and water ouly for twenty days"
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EdspunoeB,eH,.

Nm EDIron:-Plcase announce the name Of Hi.
ram Bntton, as candidate for reelection 10 the
Office Of City Marshal. at the coming municipal
election
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Tiffin Prices Current,

I1kfin Prices Current,
tcosasornp wtsrty rsl
SHRIVElt 6 SNEATU,
ntsistia Dry BOO ii lrooefisi, cafpcunri, nuoti
ea1esi isad Ready Made Coihing Aud nufchastf Of ev
afydtscfrtion of 3tain and Produce Tor Caih.
WutAr-- alt1lnt13.
JoHN- .fshelifii 90 sos.
40 fEtfl dst.
NFf--Un e1u.
naatHr-nl fG0
ntrf--f fO fi1.,
hrAVs--ilta s7.
forkroniaa COO.
Pax seeD-- eu.nnnfln.
NfNnrhY sEEn-f.5ja ! 20
hurrEa--lG3ise.
LsaD-8ni0d
rkLLow--inI1ilc,
nuoNrn utgs-innIac.
% sinss tNn suouturRs- tgO1o.
PfoNtEn poaK--aia1c.
MArLF SuoN4aafue.
40 MotAysss- 50 arse.
hEEswkN--2n T1ie
fesruEHs--t1aJ1c.
Nhut--2r.
Day Atgtss--slsoea.oo pQtAt
0AreS tiogs-so a0k.
nRv do TO-
Eaas-0aee. dofon.
roHk-ss,no aSgO
Glover scei,-e5,1aTdio0
Woof-aJ i5c
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S. w. Petiineill a Coz agents for the TprN
TnmUsr in New York and Boston, on tho 2la
Of February gave $500 10 The Mt. Vernon FUND,
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tT- RooEnr b. MircnrLL Esq, sonin.law Of
II. g. John Of ulis place has been appointed by
Gov. Medary, Treasurer Of Kansas Territory.
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nuLL rdur N oouRr.

Jacob Sohoar vs., Conrod schmidt-suit brought
to recovorof defendant damages alleged TO have
been committed by defendants bull upof the
premises Of plaintiff, In breaking ioucos, running
over fields, gorciug his bull, &C., &c. This case
came up from Liberty township II seems from
the testimony that Schmidt owned "von pig plus
term null. nit vito sthrpe up his pack" that
this specimen Of bovine genus had ncitner the
fear Of man nor animals before his eyes; that he
did on divers occasions, and moro especially when
plaintiff "vosin his ped nit his family" break
down his fences, tramp down his clover, aud on
init his horns Won leetle pull" belonging to plain
tiiIi that plaintiff was often walked up sven he
yos ashleop init dc sound Of de pulli" that he
spent 'many nights" In driving away "de pull, ,"
&c. Damages claimed by plaintiff were laid at
$50. Defendants offered testimony to prove the
good character and poOcoable Intentions Of "de
plustern' pull init vito stliripe up his pack +" and
to show the insulting disposition Of fplaindGs it,
tie bull, Case submitted TO the jury without ar
gument, and verdict Of 80 damages brought in
favor Of "dc leotlo pull" Judge Long for "do
leetlo pull !" Stem 8 Johnson for "de pig pull
nit vite sthripe up his pack"
WEDNESDAY 26Ih DAy.-This morning COM
menccd the case Of tho State VS. Adam CIV inner
on charge Of Carson" It will probably occupy
three or four days. There arc over seventy five
witnesses present. Lee & Griffith for State,
Noble & Watson for Defendant
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tE-T There has been temperance society form.
ed in Findlay. on the principle Of the old wash.
ingtonian organization.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

tsJ- The mud. in The country, ayeragcs ffom
i2 to l9 inches. Intownitis not more than about
one-third that depth.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

A large quantity Of Nipple Sugar, we under.
stand. has been made in this county, during III,
last fortnight.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

A DouRLE.lIEApUD GAIA COW belonging 20
Mr.. VIM Clark, IN this township, on Wednesday
last, made an addition 10 her tribe Of a queer
specimen Of the animal creation, in the shape Of
calf was perfect in form, without the slightest de-
iormity, save the two heads four cars, four eyes,
two mouths, and two perfect set Of teeth, and 5wo
nostrils. The two hends were set ON the end Of
tho neck side by side, and were only heshed TO-
gether immediately back Of tho cars. There was
an open space between the heads Of about half an
inch. II was still.born, however, aud Mr.. VIM.
Y. Henson is having the skin taken off aud stuff
ed rs a natural euriosity.-poRT CLINTON DENo-
GRAFT,
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sPEoIAL NOTICES;
Ratea Of Advertising,

Artssd upon by the proprietor Of The TiGn Tribune and
sensca Advertiser May 10Th, 1854 to be stdo,y enforced
In An eases
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MothersI Mothers!l Mothers!lI

Don't fau 10 procure Nfi Wutaw's Soothing Syrup for
Chllifcn feetng. u hns equal on earth. Il greatly
facilitate the process Of teothinr, by sOening the gums
reducing an inhamltonin aay M paln and Il sure 10
regulate she bowels. Depend unon w. mothers " will give
restto vourelves, and reuf and health 20 yuut nhnu
Perfectly safe in an casot,
THIS valuable pr,par,au a the prescription Of one ofhe
expert snrui md lkilhl femae plysioans In Now
Eagand nnd hn beeu used with neyerhiliag success n
millions OF eases.
Wehoeve t the best and sure't remedy ~ The world, In
llcases ~ y aud niaIroa w children. whether
ttardses from teethnr from other II ssurH
torve mme Hate Felofto Infants suiTng ifom wind collie.
tflf' and health be- oSlmated BY dollars and cents,
~ wnrth b. wei fhi in gold,
Millions Of battles sfs sold evefy year In the unliod
States. Il Il an Oh aud wcn.iriod remedy.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS a BOTTLE.
tiy-Noae ssnniar anlsss the facsimile Of CURTIS &
RERKfNS New Notk, is on the outside wrapper.
SoiihY nfaHel4tt throughout the world.
sepio ir l. 4. ~. John Go Agents fof Tinln.
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Tho Tifin TRBuR says there is deep and
unusual religious feeling pervading that city, and
that meetings are nightly held in their churches.
The same paper also says that man undertook
10 give his "DEvIL" "drubbng," Whereupon
the "pwlL" spunked up, and came out victor
FREMoNr JOURNAL.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

USIoN REvIvAL-The churches Of Bucyrus
have determined upon making a Union effort
The meetings will commence next Monday eve
ming ut the NJ. y. Church the next at the Luthe-
ran, and so on alternately, all the pastors joining
in the exercises.-BuoYRUs JoURSAL,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

fE-A droyeof very fao hotses passed through
town on Wednesday.
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A BRDE AND CoRrsE--On the 10th ultj Mr.
John Bivens, Of Middletown, in this Co., was
married 10 Miss A. NJ Turk Of PraltsNllc, Greene
county, Ohio, aud in one hour and half there
after she was o corpse Married 20 the husband
Of her choice, in so short space, death claimed
her ns his bride, and bore her away from the hus-
band Of an hour-MMuoS REPUBLICAN,
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SrnuoR Bv LIGurNINo--On Saturday last about
midnight, this vicinity was visited with a most
terrific thunder storm accompanied with a fright
ful gale Of wind, the hail falling With crashing
sound as II the machinery Of heaven were ht
loose. The barn ON the farm Of j. $. Whitney,
In Washington township, (about three miles out
from the city,) was struck 6y lightning. con-
sumed with is contents We have heard Of no
other damage Of particular moment being done.
-roLEpo Inns, 2lsr.
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MoNEY SroLEN Sixty four dollars was stolen
from the drawer in the bar room Of the Oregon
House, on Monday morning. The oircumstan-
ces rs we learn were these: A number Of per-
sons were in the house, Mr.. Nader, the proprie.
tor, went into dn adjoining room where a compa-
ny were playing at billiards and on his return
the money was missing. Every person in the
house agreed to be searched, which was done
without finding the money.-BUoYRUs FoRuM.
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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
TRIDAY MOnNING. MAnCII d, -.

tV' hdtefiiter will noasu sehd IN their favori By
wsduesday,as we wisiio roiopisu Thuisdayaoon.
, 1859-09-30
1)UOENIX INSURANCE CO..
HARTFORD, CONN.
August lst 1a:9

CAPITAL %
1{.,'l:.ss
AAEt3$
Cab On hand md In Tank na2n5
x~a the hands Vt aEeats and in
1e11 e=taae u:tntumo fs1... 63D0Q
kAns secured by nutx .gs u raj estate pntncI Vi
AMY secu1x4 ~ ptdge Of Stocks but4s, At s.4N
, 1859-09-30

fears Of American imports. still lower rates
might be in prospect. Already, however. grow
ers in the United States are said to be holding
back for better markets, und New York sup.
plies do not get equal the demand-
The arrivals of the coast since Sept, hare
been IS, Of which 81 were wheat mud 10 Maize: i:
and the business transacted has been as fol.
lows: s cargoes Of wheat, . Of yarianopoii. and
Berdiauski Ut AS Dd, 8 Tagaurog Ghirka at
42s, Polish Odessa at 4ls Sd, Galat1 at 38s,
90 cnrgees Of 1nxi1e ut o3s to aSs 9. 8 c4rEoes
Of barley al 22s to 23 ltd pr or.
The Balcs noted last week we're ss,577 qrs.
Wheat at 41s, against 101,5l0 qrs. last rear.
The London averages were 43s Sd On 4,009 9rs.
The imports into the principal ports Of Great
Britain for the week ending August 81, in
Wheat aud Flour, were equal to ~ ,003 qrs.
The Scotch markets have been heavy and
lower for Wheat and Oats, but Barley has some
hat improved.
In Ireland, the potato disease is more con-
hrmed. SatiTc wheat, at Dublin. though in
good supply. mored of freely at former rates,
AID barley was sou,ewhat higher, but oats de.
clined Cd per Dbl. Irish wheat at Waterford
has been in demand ut Sd 10 Cd per Dbl advance
for good qualities, but flour was rather lower.
Oats being iu small quantity, obtained Sd to Cd
per bbl more for completion al cargoes. Bar.
ley declined Cd per Dbl. Maize WIS in bette.
request. At Coik foreign wheat was dull, but
onts. though in greater plenty, we're cd to Sd
per bbt deurer,
, 1859-09-30
BY'TELEGRAPH.


WAsnrS1roS. os.-The Secretary Of the Navy
has made arrangements for tho reception Of m
additional humber Of acting midkhipmen at tle
Navnl Academy farm. For thirty or forty ol
them, members Of Congress from DISTRICTS
which havc been the longest time without ap'
pointn,ents since Is far back as 16o5' VIII nc
requested to make nominations OF yonth ior
admission, in accordance with the existing !aw.
The treasury receipts for the week ending
Monday amounted to $l,5ee. 900. The dratis
paid ia $l,4os, ono. The drafts issued, to $780,
100. Tie amount subject to drah is e, i63, ,45s
Tho increase over last week is more than
Carl. s. II. Miller has been ordered to proceed
to Fort Monroe to assume the duties of quarter
muster general at that point in place Of Chip.
man, deceased.
The I'rchidcnt has appointed Mr. G. Jones M
Judge Of the u, S. Court for the northern and
southern districts Of Alabama, vice Gayle, de-
ceased. The names Of at least ten other gen
.lemcn had been mentioned in connection with
that Office.
General Jesup. who WIS seriously sick in
New York, has returned to this city, being con-
ralescent-
WASHINGTON, Sept eo.-The Southern mail
brings the New Orleans papers Of Sunday last
The Peayuae understands TINT Dr. Holland
has succeeded in obtaining an extension Of time
till lsti9 for commencing the construction Of the
Honduras Iuieroceanic Railroad
, 1859-09-30
The Montreal CrIcketcrE.

MoSrAE4L, Sept eo--The new match between
the VI the united All Englsud with Cans.
dians against six Of all Eugland with Cana.
dlaus VAS continued lo*dxy. The weather being
fine tile match will he continued tomorrow.
Nothing could persuade the Canadians 10 part
with the English cricketers until the match is
play ed out. They therefore need not be expect
ed 10 arrive at New York until Sunday morn.
ing. About two thousand persons were pres.
ent to day ut the short notice given, mud double
that number will probably be on The ground
to-mo.row. Pxrr, Jackson, Hayward and
Stephenson bowled against the United Eleven.
Stephenson or Direr were wicket keepers with
Haw~ard or Diver as long stops.
Tie score Of "all Engl4nda in the first ill.,
nings was as follows: Caay, 13; Grundy, none !;
Carpenter. 81; ". $. Smith, none; Rocker, !;
J: Li!tywhite, 70; Pickering. none; Wisdom,
e. e. s0sT T. II s9sssn 9Sss BasS Fsrsgs Rgss
eleven we're bowlcd against by Grundy and
Galley, Lockycar acting rs wicket keeper and
Pickering as long stop. At sundowp the score
slood a. follows: DAILY, none; Hayward. IS;
coszar, a; Hardinge, none; piror, not out. 5 !;
Sweetenhan, 3; parr ! ; c. Loc1year, B. Coffin,
none. Byex ), Tptul 49,
, 1859-09-30

EE TELE01ArHl NEH YoEx, SEPT. -.
FLUEK-@1Ec b:t Ct. with ssles Of Is 20 ibis at $50
Qi.5 fur SUPER s5 for EXTRA 81 .tc 4..i4 Is fos
s,per wc:te!n s:M9,l: for common to rntdum e1tr,
vs. en-; = f.r insrGr % to *ood s1tta 5nd hoep
1:0bbsat &C: for coMuoa 10 cluice exr7s 1sye
iA .atT Ipqut II 9si3@ 49,
GKaI>-Wheat tesvy and declining, with salts Of .sN00
u Il Il .ctl 70 for wie western; Il foE good sllwan
&te c1uu Lisa LOS for red nd IS for choice red
I'D ny drop,n, witt *ses Ut p ON lu ii ale Barey
'wes-sa'ss 4tto ~ eo.,d n " GaIa'.n It e. or,
western 0c arsrt and :1c he'd. t,ats steady at i M
fos Maie and 4:de45c 1T wsssc5n 4ud Can!d!aa-
pcuyIrtaHs-rorA dull u hanged: falrs eao tr.a at
rs u " fur mess t0s 6. lur psne-incltct II
the rlrs ~ br.s at tl option 10 To- Nov.m
hr .at. Beef tnIt With ta'es ST. bs* at +13 for
pa-ked nrs; f0I for extra Mcss 1ttE Aas aud rTnt
Vi ec fr ehiul!cts ,: for con Gulef unch n
ii Lar. sandy aid .snEed: sales G5 iris 1UAx
fir Lust dcEx II l7c fur Uulo 1s
S,nte Chsc.c In f~ir tc1asnd At :6tsx FIR prime
:>rocxA "a u.'a.d-K ~; O i 4 Chi = 1:U: ~ pft
~: P4n IT G: II CA3T; Harlem pf - e.; HUI 81
s3S. Ck T ~; \ cs.x: Ette 81 boads es3s.
, 1859-09-30

Nsw Yonx, Sept. esth. T. M.-Stocks this
morning were again variable. The tendency,
however. was rather downward, at which trans.
actions were fair. Chi. and Il. l. rose /. Gal. l.
CHI. I, Pxnnu.a l. y. y. c. !, Pac Mail II, c. L
o. ftl1 !, Erie t, Cumberland t, l. c. !, uud-
son I.
At the second board prices were generally
lover, and market very dull except for n. T.
c., which was firm at bls both at and after
board, with few sellers. Michigan Southern
fell !. Michigan Central /, Panama /, Cleveland
i Toledo !. Chicago X. l. t, Hudson !.
In monty there is no change. There is per-
hapsle less trouble in grtt,ng II, but rntes remain
firm with II good demand. Sterling exchange
is quiet, LILO! being the rate for best bankers
bills.
The receipts Of the III. Cent. Land Depart
mcnt up to the esih inst were $4,000. The
steamer Iur Saturday wil in all probability take
s1,ooo.ooo. though only ssoo,V'o Ii at present
engaged.
1u other matters there is no important move
meut.
Dteadstufs arc actire and firm. Flour has
further ndvanccd l0c. mostly On low grades,
though all kinds are held with increased firm
ness. Wheat if1n for better kinds, which are
not plenty Corn dull, though ouly in moder.
ate supply. Sugars higher and more active,
especially refined qualities, which are scarce
There il great deal Of competition going on
between the different companies. The United
Ssates Refining Company quote crashed at yac,
soft white At 81 @9c sud yellow at s!@sic. Cot-
fee and tuO[28hex unchnpyed
, 1859-09-30

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. as.-The State Agricul-
tutai fair WAS attended today By 50,0oo per-
sona. The display, iu all departments, is highly
creditabie- Tie trial u steam fire engines com
mcncel Yesterday. and will he concluded to.
msrFow. The ta!iesi playing yet, was made by
the steamer Baltimore. built by Pool l. Hunt,
having pump inserted By Geo. W Fulton, o!
Steubensi!e, Ohio. Washington engine, Of this
city. similar il construction but larger, will DC
tried 10 MORROW Premiums for hand engines,
first class. was competed for this I. II. by Citi-
zen Fire 20. Of Harrisburg, and Assistance Fire
Company. Of this city. Premium WAS awarded
~ tie latter. Assistance threw 16J feet perpen-
1icu'a1lv, and Citizen l.G feet; 80 feet were al.
lowed 10 ASS stance, her chamber being only
niue inches, willie the Citizen il twelve.
, 1859-09-30

Urea, n. T., Sept .9.--Thc. Knights Temp
lars Conventiun Of Graad Cotnmaoders Of the
State of New York, held IN election Yesterday.
The following officers were elected: Chas. e..
Judd Of renu Yum, Grand Commander. +.
Chamberlain of Albany. D pu,y Grand Com
1nander. Zeuus Priest ot Utica, Grand General.
i.simo. ": Il. Drew haviug declined. J. r.
Wilbur of Hotnellsyille, Grand Captain General.
S. Town of Aurora, Grand Prelate. ". +,
Holmts Of Rochester. Grand Senior Warden.
e. +. Breed Of Sew York, Graud J'r. Jno. S.
Perry of Troy, Grand Treasurer. Robt. Mares
Of New York, Grand Recorder. Aaron Cnrret
Of Little Fulls. Standard De-rcr. f. u. ShceI.l
Of LockpoFt. Grand Sword Dearer. C. II. Web,
ater Of Binghampton. Grand Warden.
, 1859-09-30
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, 1859-09-30

ALn1uS, n. T., Sept .s-A distressing acci-
dent occurred here today. which resulted in
severe loss Of life. The County Fair Of Orleans
counsr is being held in this vicinity, and during
this afternoon, q largc crowd gathered on the
canal bridge On Main street. Tie bridge sud
denly gaze way under their weight, and tue
whole party. was thrown into the canal. and
many were drowned before assistance could be
rendered The loss OF life is estinluted ut Is.
though it is supposed that many bodies are
still III the water. 4 large number received
severe injuries.
, 1859-09-30
Tragedy al Pekln, Ill.

PErtS, Ill.,, sept as.-A fracas occurred this
morning in house Of i'l-faue in the southern
part ot t4e city. Henry Barry was stabbed BY
ed. From circumstances attending the arrest
OF two burglars, Siocum and Kennedy, some
weeks since. aud from tue fact that Bnrry was
the principal witncss for the prosecution, it is
supposed TINT the only intention was to nut
Barry out Of the way and thus prevent the con-
Fict'op Of Slocun, aud Kennedy. B,utziter has
not ret been arrested
, 1859-09-30
1iatlrud0B,


\ 1 lNk141ttAF 1Ol liEA1A4F tAA* II
lFl LAKE SHORE RAILROAD. ssasou ArTlaSa-
nletL 1877. takes 1s.t TN at.t ~ ar April ID
s~t Throus. lUu1e'o Srw To- II on Ph ,dalphsa-
4lt!ulor a.hlE. tun *prkrelt, W,-xest-r. Pprt nd.
Qustes lsts. ~. ra.!oa t;Fi,ss a!.faxa Ea e. d..
and. Pu.etuxl. u.r,!stuFkh. Wh.<!pF Syracuse Ir"y.
Hd1nx aud I'll tho points IN Pen4a, vaa, a@v 4o'k.
S:va au Sa aul ss did Michigan Line.
daily sundays ex rptrl, re4etinx fUl ri" Il +:.5
pm, ceuurc inx ~ Aaran With tic trim n s@h,E<
fksrlt At ii, pm. eonntctlnk With tE7!as On
t;r~Ht West m r. IT, lhs.
900 In, New York EXPIRES. tdsr except sunday) vo
Gusheh Ar Lie. ren. b IoEe1tu nj f:3 pnls an.l
D., ,t1.lt direcs :. 7:s3 in time 70 coLnres Win
trans O., t;ssat Western lsa.1 1sa Ea4t ~ar1. AND
alt point. int.ent IN Canalls.
500 u- New York ald u .toa E1pfes tlay Saturday
&C pted,. ia old ufrhtxun saa4t. tachaA Eotsaio
At s:tU IL and D-tr1tt ll:-n. ennneetlng with
1;3Q ptu t{.3u M C1ta8 " kpxfa H-K-
Connection aL.r =, Ciys and Muntnvls TOR a1 ocfata
int4rsos IN souirs n aud Middle thlo Drrtt cohn~nd
nla Cl~v>snd with ans for Pittsburgh Philadelphia
an! lixIHn making ,llck taHe - Anv 1ts! ~"
NU4IDKCFF-S tATESr SLEEPING *'AN* aceom
pany al 1kht sps thi- rout< 10 rev fora and rn-tn
a! tsn!ns for at ne~y fttel With Rxnttefs
md DuNef..
, 1859-09-30

Every Engine Is fufnAhed with
"Judsonss Patent Governor Valve
For Flour Ms Ne confidently recommend them n cape
riss to any other st5le Of Engine. Ind they VII
save from Is to 80 per cent In fuol
Over the usual class Of Boten in In the West We
shall Keep an assortment Of different si1ts 1t cur
ment sFhert they may be examined and the !nfo,
n3tton obtained regarding them. Coupetent fnen viii.
teard BE- furnished set and sArt Enxne1 IN Any p1
Of The country. We also supply
WATER WHEELS, sIAFT1H0. GEARING. de-
Atvery Low F1Eules-
r.. ". BAXTER d. CO.,
NIL FurnIstinx Depot West Water street, between Ra1-
rrp n stdretr finx ~ ta5 bs39 "
, 1859-09-30

There Was more aetirity in the -four market
to-day. with indication Of a speculative feeling,
and prices advanced 1oc per Dbl, closing ut sa.s5
In New York prices advanced l0@l5 per bbl,
but our quotations arc still close upon tbe rates
current there, the comparison being as follows:
New York 45.5d5 70
C!nCnn1A 4.3t4 81