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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14

Subsequently the Board organized, by olecting
r. g. Pennington Esq, Prost.. and II. S. Rum.
feld, Secretary and Treasurer
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eYA reduction Of per from the above rates will
be made ior Cash
The pass occupied by 10 lives Of the type composing the
body OF the advertisement will be considered square
An tauteut advert ,lsomant', together with Admnistra
ton Attachment Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be paid
toTn Advants.
Advertisements inserted Tor indefinite time will be
shargsd for until orlefeiout
whsa yearly advertisements are nssusd, one or
changes will be allowed.
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refund the money desire that those wishing puEehase
should call and examne my stock before buylng olseweTs
County neoefS respectfully inyitedto call and exam
Inc nv stock.
~ Rsmsmbsrlhs place. Market street, Opposite Shaw
Nam TsssS slS'N' ''~'' 'A'' ssmSNass.
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Upner sandn.kY Items.

We clip the following from the last WYANDor
PIONEER:
A SLRIoUs ACCIDENT We regret TO announce
that our neighbor, r. ID. DUNN, Esq, Of the
Democratic Union" met with a very serious
aud distressing accident last week. He was en-
gagged in the office, and a crock containing ley,
which was sAndi g on the stove, becoming very
hot, he took hold Of it for the purpose Of placing
il in a trough, which is used for washing type,
and which was wet at the time; the instant the
crock touched the damp trough il exploded,
dashing the boiling ley into the face Of Mr.. D.,
burning it horribly. Il was supposed for time
that he would either lose his sight entirely, or
that his eyes would be very seriously injured;
but il affords great pleasure 10 be able 10 an
pounoe that his eyes have not been injured, at
least not 10 any great extent. Mr.. d. is now do
ing well and we hope he viii be able TO resume
his duties in . short time,
THE BEAL CAsE.-We see it stated In some Of
our exchanges that William Beal, formerly OF
this place, at the recent term of the Crawford
County Court, recovered a judgment Of $500
against the O. o. a Q. Railroad. This is mis-,
take The case tried was William Beal vs. r.
f. W. a O. r. r. The action was for injuries
sustained by being caught between two Ca some
four years ago. He was injured at Ieesville,
while in the employ Of the company, For this
he brought suit and recovered the sum Of $500
Success or THE "ATLANTio. The Boston
TBAYELER says that though "the publisher prin-
ted nearly THIRTY THOUSAND copies Of the January
number, this large supply was entirely exhaust
ed on the very day Of publication, thus compell-
ing many new subscribers aud others 10 wait a
few days before obtaining copy. The publishs
ers have another edition Of several thousand in
press. which win be ready ia few days, and
with III ir present f.eilties they win be able to
supply the demand, however large it may be-
Their subscriptions, received by mail alone from
all parts Of the country. have averaged more than
one hundred day for some time past. Mrs h
b. Stoves new serial. "The Minister'a Wooing p
is immensely popular, as indicated by the sue
ss which Is thus attending the enteTprising pub.
lisher's efforts 20 make the Atlantic ihe em6odi.
ment Of all that Is entertaining and instruetiys
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14

food wood viii be taken on subscription at
tliis Office II brought II, soon.
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DENTAL SUR GEON
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST, corner Of Washington aud Market
Streets, Tidih. Ohio will attend 70 al business
In hisline with prompmess aud Dispatch Per
soaa Nho favor him with a call, may rely on hav'
ing WORK done in a superior manner, having gbeen
engagedinthe business for the lastseyen years
and during thattime have had much experience
in diaiculfcases. Heisoonfdent ofsneeess and
hatterf himselfcapabl Ofgiving perieotsatisiac'
tion to all who may seek hisprotessional services
Charges viii be AZ alltimea moderate.
UF OFFICE, corner Of WRahington ano
Market Streets.
rrialn, New lat ~
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DIED,

In this city, on Thursday morning, the l3tl
inst, of pulmonary affection. Mr.. WM. CAMPBELL
in the SOD year of his age.
At the age of 30 years and months. in San
dusky, Jan. 7, 1859, Of Consumption, NErTm V.
wife Of Eli H. Lord, and daughter Of r. d. anC
Catharine Sheath, of Tifin, Ohio.
In the cold, damp earth we laid her,
When the forest cast the leaf,
And we wept that one so lovely
Should have lot so brief.
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S sPEoIAL NoTIcEs:
dvertising,

Agreed upon by the propreor Of the Tian Tribune and
asoa Advertiser, May 10TH 1858, to be strictly enforced
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FOR SALE AT THIS
Mothers! Mothers!! MothersI!I

Don't fall to procurs Mrs Winslow Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething II has equal earth. i greatly
facilitates the process Of teethng by sonenng the gums
reducin a inamationy aay all pain, sud ia sure 10
regulate the bowels Depend w. mothers u will give
rest to yourselves and relief and health to your nlan-
Perfectly safe In all cases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription OF one othe
most experienced and skilu female Physicians In New
England and has been used with neverhilng success In
.rdM. M.ans OF casns,
We believe Il the hest and surest remedy In the world, IN
all cases n lysantary and DiauhUa In children whether
itardses from teething from any other eause. Is sure
torve Immediate Teeft infants suffering from wind collie.
Iflifs and health be estimated by dollars and cents
its worth It's weigh in gold.
Millions OF bottles are sold every year In The United
States. Il Is an old aud well.tTied remedy
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
ta,-None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCURTls
PERK(NS New York, IA the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throtghOut the world. -
tepl0 II I. l.. ST, JOHN Co., Agents Tor llmn'
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Timn q II. w. n. R.--Aleeting of stock.
holders

AZ a meeting Of the stockholders Of the Tifin
& f. Wayne X. r., held at the Office in this city.
on Thursday, Jan. 9Th, the following persons
wern chosen Directnra fnr thn nnaninn rnnr.
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HAVE YOU HEARD TIE NEWS

Thaf d. sCHlN.
Il NESS ismtnu-
fscturing and deal
log in Hayana and
Domestic tigaTI.-
Also Hnum Smo
king and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
shawiians BLOCK on
Market 81, rifn,
Ohio. { will sell
oheapeTforoashthan
ever before offered
in this Vicinity,
Mere you will find
the greatest variety
Cf Cigars, Tobacco,
Ne. ever exhibited
in this oity.and an
% be disposed Of on
thepTincipl oiquick
aales and small pI0E
itsi the best being
fund on hand az all
iimea. am deter
mined 70 sell Al pTi-
ces that cannot tail
20 be satisfacioFy,
Aud " my stock
dout give saiisfao-
tion whonpur shaaed
TofnFn "a, and I will
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28
More :" Pikos.n

Thu telegraph in Saturdays piper reported
that a 10 rgo number of Pixies had been found e,n-
cealeG i'll the house of fres-negro barber in Go
cinnati, similar TO those which old Brown bel at
Harper Forty. These pixies, AS wellas Browns.
were ev dently made to be used by negroes not
familiar with the handling of fre.arms.
This circumstance would seem to show that The
conspir, ICY was widespread one, and that it
contoml slated to make an incurson into KentLc Ky
at or ri pout tho same time that the descent upon
lIarpe, = Ferry was made. Probably there were
other oints, also, upon the borders of the Slave
States. where similar preparations had boon made,
and which were prevented from Icing carried into
execution by tho arrest Of Brown. Brown has
hunted, once or twice. that no was too precipitite
in his movements. Possibly, simultaneous IN
eur.sion was contemplated in Virginia and Ken
tucky, I'D old Brown spoiled tho whole arraili O.
ment by his eager haste to be first in the fold At
all events, the finding Of thcsc pixies Is very
significant circumstance. Kentucky is even moro
exposed than Virginia aud it dcvolvcs upon her,
MS we'll us upon us, to he yigilant aud active N
preparations for defence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28

FRoM WAsniSoroN.-Was hin gton, Nov. o.
According to the reported CO nve rsaton with Gov.
Wise, recently. In this city, he HIS no doubt Of the
existence of secret societies In rious portions OF
Ohio, and elsewhere. the me..nbe,'s Of which are
bound by horrid oaths not only To rescue Brown,
but 10 take resengeon those who were instrumen-
tai 10 the conviction Of him I'd hi associates for
their offences at Harper's Fen ry.e
The letters which the Governor has received up
ON this subject, arc from men, in whose word he
places the fullest confidence. but whose names
win not 90 revealed ly him. '--
:. u was doubtless the beliefef Nh, existence oil
sp,h societies herng "a rs 10 sorted to him,
thansan 10 Of members--.pr tn purpose related,
that led the Governor, recently. To can out All nd
ditionai number or troops. .,sel. r. 81, ssa.>s
It's understood that Judge pougla<'s physicians
snafn N urgn him to proOsedsdpe the cost Of FIori
Ida with1n sizes ~ tks restoration OF his health,
and that Mrs Douglas sscompapy him far a sind
Ky pprpa.s soon =. their strength win enable
uhethsr he viii act ON the suggestion.
Ssyersi ct 49, Minister'S II the Gospel, yestsr
lday. IN their Thanksgiving sermons, earn estIy
condsmnsd the expressions Of sympathy for Brown
and hi companions. and declared that their exe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28
Alabama, Democracy VS.. Douglass,


Alta recent meeting of the Democracy of rA|a-
dega county, Ala, the following resolution VS.
passed unanimously: ...
Resoircd That tho Douglas doctrine Of exclusion
OF slavery from the common Territories, by
action unfrendly legislation Of the Ieri'crisi
Legislature, 10 but "a nigh ,,ut to all tho ends IT
Biaek Republicanism, and it's author md adv
Gates are unworthy tho support Of tho frirn.s vt
equal rights, ns candida es for Federal Offices.
TO the uninitiated it will he curious faa TO
SEQ the actors in this meeting in 1850 supporting
DOUGLASS zealously shou Id he DO nominated and
swearing most yicierous ly that he is sounlcr
than RIvEs, CmrrEsDkN CIR any other Southern
man Of the Opposition. This will be a remarkable
fact, yet ii will almost rita inly happen ii Docc-
LASS DO nominated ut Char lesion. Such is and
has ever been Democracy ....
The closing resolution is quito characteristic.
Here it is:
Rescued, That it is the op inon Of this mnetiu3
that the lote of honor and the love of equaht.
call upon tho Southern State to secede from ,h'
Northern States in the event of the election OF .
Black Republican President 'apon Black RetubG
can principles.
The men who passed this 7, ssolution will shou
ind rejoice over the election of President, il /,
belong to the Democratic par ty, who entertain
sentiments equally hostile to the South IT.,
Black Republicans yet if II Black Republican Il,
elected the Union must DO c isso lived " immoda;nl,
ii not sooner Away witt su, III canting hypocri
sy and low dcmagoguisn. Are the people Of tn
South always to be CALLED. dee ,ived and betraye,
by these miserable political tri, ksters?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28

eusiop ~as dee 10 justice and the ssormitI Of their
crimes.
The number Of meabsr Of CongrsssA in I'D.
otv u daily increasieg. The oszaniss1iDh Of the
.Hcam of Kepresentstirs{is with theuI the preni-
nent topic oi conversation and concern- -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28
Conn miss Omers' Sale of
Tavern RrOnerfY at Gamnhell GAnrthAn,
LARoE PUBLIC SALB OF
Land, Negroes, NefseS, Mules, Crop,

--7f 81 " IN CAMPBELL COUNTY
fA As Trustce, under decd ~ trust bearing date Eel
S1s4u ~ executed b, Dr. Charles j. Oliver and wife am
h recorded In the Office If Campbell County Court Aha
proceed 10 L public the premises on Trrsp,,
tuc lSf .ly Of IccenlScr noa, ALL TIE PROPERTY con
veyed hsaid de,ql fiz: ga lagHE .I#-..-
j. M rgAcr or LAND, on which Tie SAIL Oliver now res
containing; about T35 Acres, md owned formerly By Edw
Dahno. This is most valuable farm in high staie Of impro,
nlsnL and Wen worth the attention Of farmers and planters
. DSE piIuR TgAcT, containing nbou S1S Acres lately
ca by $. Ygrggn. -. t ,s-- - ,.. 800 -. -
3. oS oTsEa TkAcr committing about 1874 Acres bough.
said Oliver Of II. Keen, $. ..u
These hco bodice OF land lie on The waters Of Big and
tie Seneca and win be sold either In body, seIiara
may he ,teined best
l. TruHJs sLAyEs. all very likely, and consisting Of NJ,
Boys Wdnen trs and Children, and Includes
c1rlcii n and good cksl.I.ih.5 i7 81 8
D. he sock II 1eFses Mules Hogs. Sheep. &c NIL Of
soa description. Among the Horses bloc
animals and Ihcrc abuG II Mules strictly No. l.
u All the annfion Tools implements, and Machines of
kind and dcseri tSn ineiing Wagons Carriage Bug
Harness, Thresh'hg Machines, &c.
l. All uis ypscb'd aid Kitchen Furniture, enbracings
i1ni&. a atdc Ware. &c =.
,utasGVn On hna ofrosaees Corn, Fodder, Hay,
Wheat, &c. ,,,,.,-,,.-.., .,a...-..,..g- ---
fhe ,te wiii take place attie fcside,ce sf said Oliver
The lIi on al neltOfH IL ana IS month"; equal insaner
with interest ro day Of sale, tiablt notes to be executed
with satisfactory tnh0rsers, and deed II the land az
nriher security The slaves aud other PERSONAL property
be sold f,r cash. <44s
The iue lo ~ the property il becysd TO be g,od but
snch will In Acid ih Conveyed is me by said '
oct I-cinov lheEnft3dfcE - = SETH WOODROof
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Grover & Bakers

Grover & Bakers
A. CELRBNlTEp FAMILY M,c.NEs. 49s Iiroa,l
E way, New York. aud lei EalliGore street, Bal,imorc.
NEW SFifE-rHiNE SaA-liESlMi:ES 81 EXTRA
This machine from sI-,iis, peFcaSed from
store. epuiri. re"ndn q. Fead II LIENS FclI-,
and Stitches IN rur style hn,Shns each hy
operatiun with tic hand needle,
CURED ~ other machines. II will 40 he,trr aud cheaper
Ing than If she works for
Aou.
send for circular }. 7. DAVIS 1C0.
may 3ds Agents, iancIburs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28

IN WEDvssptr, December mn de tii,-rIgped will sell Al
pnlncSaatthn thepcrsonaI sedects n e late Sarah l.
ArNader At beg residence Mo rpites Ye el CamPbh TOUR
all Of fh9 btec ei, Heyo, yoke ans Owen sme ~
head u sh, e. d Of Hogs mostly faited for xnns nn2
H9n, tNne i3Q barres ~ savss Of Oa stacka o. ;ln
Wngp airs Plantation Tools, Household and Kicen our IF
niur aud great variety Of useful articles Also, the eiP @
weight, = H =,
lERs.For amounts of $50 less s go, areh'
OF ak months upon bonds Will satisfactory securiy 6esg CIV
K g. ii. KEAs,
Administrator Of 3. l. Alcxanacr. defa
Sd sctrIec--Rpn cuny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28

Dress FaSSelS. Dress Cord. TaSscl Buttons.
(SRoCHErr PRINCES aud DRESS TRIMMINGS OF every
~ description. In great proisin and nj very low prices
The LddtsS' Dress Trimming Store, i56 Main ST.
nov IS L. A. n T. KINSEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28

ON, SILK AND INDIA KuBBER CLOTH at.
~ l56 Main ST..
nov IS l. A. h 7. KtNSEY
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-. - ,rQopGilIaslosyBRS,6aLHo OF
Valuable Tracts az and ne ard amRbellC. II.

taiuapie EaclSol Lana neafCaNPDeilt' IL.
49, pCRslIANE To decree of the Cfcut Court of CAMP"
&4Sa ID se1 Sase Of Sale &C., vs. Alexander pro
~ nounced ON the Path day Of October So the undergn
ed viii proceed 10 sell by way public auction, upon thu
Of LANpsla one end uf puts from Camp
isi Of John AlsssFtef ssaafa It ,raei contain,
W fs- " ssasS Ps.s s Of s rod I'D, com on
the North sic between 600 and TO ttfes The mproencl
are all vi The best quality consisting al eommoous brS
Dwellings, i'ffk tace gpd ph the "a hoAa, heat ~
aud i",aees 1Mtns and [eeSuts fUnTt desirable upon
large aid hrencd VI SSAkrI ffb pared SOM
OF the road AMI so we'll aava require particular dc
scri" TM fanafe well NaitfcI i,p tinber is abundant
he enclosures and buildings sJv lent repair. There
large anil Wen assorted crciafi e. re Of The most igh!
Improved Gardens in The alL. the dwelling house
crop 4 Wae% hps bees scise 81 bdshes) this fan :,
Persons eesfrin4 10 inspect the irT r, viii aud Edwin j.
Pazr Esq ssr Nt1ftnhnonk 10 - On The premise
who will gig any Information dlsiryI
The ierGls or safe Will be crelI ur ,a;l years. elua
lnsade ~, Wild infsfAl fnm ss, ia, ! se Etso,As'
notes tv ba gives, satisfactorily rEIse syaae at ont M '
haass.s Ivy cny y kg1ci sis s+asi' s c14'' 4 as'''
Ga the DAY f6lFt al; IL X ~ = ..,a.. .. .e-4
Household and Kitchen Fur'',nre vi. b, unn 'aA
moh blythe Administrator or MIS- eAlEder. thus soI
Tho purchaser To procure all nccthf sppies upon the ground
The sale Win commence at ~, NJ, IN tie yarl -
.l FfR X. q. II. kEAN Commissioner
nov 5-dt6icc-Ecp copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28
vasaabie Fruit Garden For sale ale:

ENZl N-Fr removing grease from Siiks ,,,oolcs
I'D &C., for cleansing Gloves Velvet, or any STA h
fabric without changing delicate cnl3rs. iof snNl5
sept is-dis SI-bLEH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-28
BY G. II. PHELPS, AuorlossER,

Few l0 II. HnulS Church at Auetio,
saturday morning, the 26th ipsi, will sell PEW W. -
" in II: i'uuls Church. By order OF Trustee wv H
2, liz III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-10

RICHMOND, Va, Dec 4.
The Legislature unanimously passed reso-
lutions approving OF the sentence of Cook
and others, and refusing TO interfere.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. During the day
salntes have been fred BY the friends Of tho
Union Ia this city. Flags have been dis
played from public buildings and shipping,
and the demonstration closed this evening
with grand Union mass meeting Of citizens
irrespective Of party at Jayne's.. Hall. The
object being to re-afirm allegiance to the
Union and Constitution and condemn fanat.
icism. Hon. ]. P. Ingersoll presided.
A series OF resolutions were adopted, ex-
pressing an earnest sympathy with their fell
low-citisens Of Virginia, disavowing any
right or wish TO interfere with the domestic
institutions OK sister States, reprobating in
the strongest terms oil attempts to excite ser
vile insurrection, or to arouse those who are
lawfully held in servitude to violence and
bloodshed, approving Of the recent admins
tration of justice in Virginia, and finally as
surfing their brethren of the South that there
exists among the people Of Pennsylvania .
determined spirit to assert and maintain the
Constitution and the rights of States under
it, and asking in return confidence and patri-
otto sympathy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-10

A new expedition is organising, with the
probability of success, for the purpose Of
exploring the extreme northern regions far
enough to ascertain the facts with reference
to the supposed great circumpolar basin. 1t
is to sail under the auspices of DIR. Hayes,
the surgeon under Kane. Mr.. Grinnell,
Prof. Bache and others have undertaken to
promote the success of the expedition
$40, 900 is thesu needed for the purpose
Prof. Bache is especially interested in the
further magnetic observations which are pro-
posed to be made in that region.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-10

1t will be seen that Gov. Wise and the At
torney General of Virginia have conspired
together to rob the mails. Let us see If the
Administration which was in such a hurry to
send marines to Harper's Ferry, will take
any notice of Gov. Wise's violation Of the
laws.
Gov. Wise and bis abettors, who were 80
unDtrung by their immense indignation at the
violation OF the laws by John Brown, them
selves, after denying the inestimable right Of
free speech, and obstrncting the transit of
passengers, are anxious to 60 the length or
becoming mail robbers and traitorsl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-10
To The Republicans OF Iowa.

A special Convention of the Republicans OF Iowa
IL hereby called to meet, by their delegates at the
city ~ Dss Msines, on wednesday !,
sAe 18th 81 January, 1850, ate p. ma. +,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to repre-
sent the State Of Iowa in the Republican National
Convention to be held In 1850 for the nomination on
candidates for President and Vice President of the
United States. The ratio Of representation will be
one Delegate for each organised county and one
additional delegate for each 200 votes or fraction
thereof greater than half cast for Samuel J
krkwood for Governor of this State last State elec
ton.
The chairmen Of the several County Committees
are requested TO issue their calls for County Conven-
tions for the nomination Of Delegates at an early
day. JOHN A. KAssoN. Chm n
ii. M. Hoxn, sec'y.
h. L. b. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
c. 4. STONE, Council Bluffs,
VIM. LOUGHRTDGE, oskaloosa,
THoS. DRUMMoND, vinton,
A. B. HILDRETH, st. Charles City,
JIM. FEWCONB, Bloomfield,
VIM. BIGELow, Sioux City,
JAS. THoRINGToN, Davenport,
H. A. WfLTsE, Dubuque,
L. l.. PEAsE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Cen. Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-10

senator Seward Denies.

PARIS, Nov. IT, 1859.
Mr.. Seward arrived here Eve days ago,
from his trip to Jerusalem and the Holy
Land, and is in good health and spirits. He
has had some adventures OF dramatic ma
ture, and has found besides not few obsta-
Giles to travel on the route he has passed over.
Mr.. Seward Indignantly denies ever having
heard Of the projected instruction at Har.
per's Ferry, and although he recollects hav-
ing received Gall from man known as Col.
Forbes, there was no mention made Of such
attempt at instruction. Col. Forbes asked
him for means for another object, which he
refused, and that was all be ever saw Of the
individual in question. MIR. Seward goes
home in the Arago, in December. --[Cor. N.
Y. Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-10

Twelve months ago Douglas had some lit
tie strength IN Louisiana. After his triumph
in Illinois he was received with great sciati in
New Orleans. But for the last three months
the star OF Donglasism has been casting
pickering and melancholy glmmer upon his
disciples in that region Of the political vine.
yard. The little germ Of Douglasism that
was planted in Louisiana twelve months ago
h-s tssa slipped ~ .hhs sui. Inc sepulchral
blaze was snuffed out ere il lighted up con-
stables bailiwick. The Courier, the old
Democratic organ of New Orleans, assures
the honest and faithful Democracy of every
State and section Of the federal Union that
there 10 not single parish or precinct with.
in the State limits in which Mr.. Douglas
would have the shadow Of = chance for OBJ
tanning majority Of Democratic sufFrages /;
and any pretension to the contrary, on the
part OF the pltiful handful Of pseudo ID emo
cratic partisAns which he has ia the State, is
mere empty vaporing, or discreditablo at
tempt 1t deception, as to our local politics
and preferences. memphis (Dsm.) Ava
lanche.