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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
L L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
SUMPTION SYRUP.

Thousands who have made use OF this great remedy
believe 10 "a FAR superior any preparation Known
,or ihs cure oi egnsumPton Coughs and Colds Astema
Breast i0arsenaas uooping Cough Group. phihc. ETC.
hoiue ol Gle cureh eecitd BY this medicine of most
been given up BY eminent physcians as qcuIaoe for
One y that of respectable physician,
who WAS pronounced incurable BY seven physlcans-
Two OF twenty years standing None there
fore however lpnE they have been Afflicted. should de-
gpalr until they have given this great remedy trial.
We believe. Ia common coughs and colds Il u almost IL
not quite lnf be aud Ia nine out OF twenty,
selected prumiscuoualy from among thute Who arr con
Hdered dangerous and incurahlc, u will elect II
may be taken with perfect safety BY persons Of the most
delicate constitution, IL y purely vegetable, aud Il
pleasant, healthy. and inYigoratng tonlc.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Dr. R. Mod. Gibson.

Office in Mrs. Snyder's New Brick,
Formerly oecupedby Gibson Wilson, druggistsi now
The fine Grocery Store Of g. Harris Having disposed OF
my drug store now Intend devote mysefto the practice
Of medicine in iiiiu and vicinity. Residcnse Perry st.
East Of MsiHj South SIDE. novi6 In
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11


Supplementary 70 qp 10 provide or the reorganization
MaFeh "a, 1853.
fea. J. Be enacted BY ths General Assembly Of the
state of Ohio Thai tho boari Of education OF
rated village In tis state may unite with the board of dn
cation OF he township IN which sheh village or nny n5 of
~ uhied, for the purpose Of estaLl thinq central Or
fh school wihn such township. The said boarl shall
Jointly agroe ppon estimate OF The probable cost erso
ana Veeupon call fepuriie be 6hd votsr
OF ueir respective disifets. 10 The nanner nd n H.
TIM tFeny-ifsi section Of The TO ahoh I'M ii ,nr,
ueniaIg and said meetings, whom convened sn n f an
rstpecis De held and conducted 90 accordance will te %
visions section nioTssaid Provided shat no such CEN
tla orhisl school shall be established unast nrit
q lhe vqlel.ai each otsaid meangl shall IN favor of
The same The Further establishment OF sooh central Or
high school, aad Che con ol Of the same uher sstasbod
shall be Ideied aud regulated in sneh munner a shah BE-
agfesd upon and directed BY aidhoa1s Of education nlo
sse;a mi, shan take effect and Be in iors from
aud amer ii paaspse.
WILLIAM D. WOODS
Speaker Of ths Honss Of Represent tliises
MARTIN WELKER,
Pfeildent Of the eenaie.
AvnIroa's o1giCs, EEsroA couarv Ono. Tnas,l
Mar 5, 1850
hereby certify bai ths forsgoag asi, huys been com
Rsfsd WITH eng are eouee eops, oithose fnshedby ha
r'eist~e ~ c'atr. p. g. BONE,
Apdl.oh
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSl
B0anet8, Ri56oas, Wotoers,

n NTlesES A. s. VI. A. HUsDANDAR this dayoponiut
NA aluge stock Of Millinery aud Fancy Goods, consist
ing Of
BOnnets, Ribbons, Fyowers,
Planes, satns, Yelvets, snks Laoes, Emhroiderio,
Threads, Needles, Pins, and ae etceiras such an e
iabishmeu 70 which the eteuon Of the lades Of senec
onnny yand vicinity respectfully invited The stock OF
the best quality and viii be sold che per than be bought
elsswhefe AN kinds ofMillinery work done nthe latest
uiyle with dispnich.
liberal discount made 20 country Mfnors-Afso for
sale fanadl anye the heireedy that las been dis
eevefedi for Bus, sealds, Ersypa Feons Bois Chapel
hands and All diseases and injuries Of the skin.
no. ]. nlanka llooL. WaahIngLon .lreoL. ooll0
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
HATS, RATS,
all and ,re' an shape, and forms, for Men and BOY,

nonr fha In ai.iY fi-s pfA O'ffOii WYNN
WEN, with long experience, and have greater acei
for furnishing Clothing cusomers AZ fully rs low u
not lower prices than they be had any where else
Northern Ohio.
Alive ask s col before purchasing elsewhere, and W,
viii convince any one Of his ihct
Remember, IS per cent saved these hard times Is not
be overlooked. Respectfully
Tiin, Apr0.to DACHER h WBNNER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
~ N ! N5nbor d no midland Loaisiaturs

6gVod-NIrsiFs A. FISHER Co. Of LGouier. Ind, say
Your medrnet are valuable and very popular mere.
Your COulh and Conauuipton Syrnp, capecituN, has
done afeat deal Of Eooi. "A. Pancake Eiq represent
congamgiinn. His physician and iciids eeiessa thaa
ho could never recover and must soon Qie AnfuuHn
a fundamentally N ths Syrup be has been restored
70 the enjoyment % good health inn q Marun Les
Elq OF TINT vicinity, vas ilrotri titl ~ tte
ahch len him with danaefo4l colfP i3e. eAine4 W.
skin or their plyilcans 10 1928 wv nttNf ~A N~~
loon re.loral Ll l-l. lela--on-l ne.lll
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11

Prom q Merchant Qf Gafion d. 0tk II feS8
DnAn sra ny wife had been afflicted Ave years With
cough. aHd last fall shs lay n bed, not expected D live
She had used Jayned hNpecorant, LftrWort and Tar
and God Liver OIL. Her physician could 40 nothing
more for her, She then coinmenced taking year Cough
and Consumption Syrup. and alter usnE I've holtlea
was able TO do hrr work again. hayeAio Nren j e
other members pf my family for severe coughs an4
cods Is eneci8 have been such that have concluded
u d the nest medicine nov Up use. Ny efanl.en Vas
afflicted with dsease % the ungs, ~ which NE qnc-
tors could DO nothing. One totuc ci luur alflp nAa
also cured him. biaeksmlh N ~ place Was itiel
M the same way, D. uualt 60 work urc bottle
Ol lie syrup benefled hln y much thlt hc q % work
again. Ihave doubt another bottle VIII perfact the
cure I would reC0musend those who are similarly A.
nl0led 10 lose no tnf Ia giving this medicine il
Respectfully yours u d. hAhtVh.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Romarkabls caao q Hafoditagy con.umption

HOIunNTNuIu NINI UI AANN NNANNIN "N"- |N|I
-fhls oertne8 that my Hli1 vas anicte, ap1nt tght
months With every aymut0u ~ oQnanupt'pn. 1o lplt
Frsai deal blood, end ~ q almost lness'e, ,e9sh:
apa three sisters bad dlsa glle ,,eienn il9a ~
lad been confined 10 her bed about Dur .NlNa cQ1-
sfantlY minf she c0mintrrni usinI 81. JOHNS ColIn
and conaampiion suuP. Ill selg ,oea eRlsd ~
5nl9Yed With llee lnterrgpuop nea nearly ~ yeala
ia nl80 soon relieved Ol uotrYsgaiol. lnn1lIqu1
cough aud ipiiluE Of blood JACOB tliaE.
Cough and Pain in the Side of Fivs VoarI'
dtanding Curo0.-i vas amcied with ocuEh and
pain m 1y side and breast hre geau nurrr thlea
Yearl scarcely able 20 cat sufficient 10 auIIan c.
oniplnycd four ave phYa|laul. Wno unable %
glge any rclleL My yttaac vas cunaleloa |nrnIa'
be. Fortunately took 50 Iohnn Cough and CCuaunIl.
ton syrup, which has restored D poriaol health.
After taking ta medicine We0t enjoyed an excel.
Lent appoilte. JOHN AZ ktRohiii' tihln, Q.
lniant Cured J-whfP py qhlld vas = OK s.elf az.
ID took severe cold which settled Jpon l lungs ne
cough continued about ge.F, ne ehle he.ns. o. .he
time. lnt houUInN oluII. NE Nofo ll nIllI
riolY oI mooIcnnr, % HUI0N uNII ~ any AN|NNu'
NonDIt / UnaIY ln1uclUI from llo NlIu.| ~.
qeadalol n ssyele % NY iglsaat V tll ~ ,ea
kSdfe x ~ fLAu t|llEh foft san o.
eoid ~ an Neaicine Dealers ahQ Qnt elIn'ah
Johne Almanae5 aralIt J. n aI. tlll O.. 4'NN
o.i5, b, 6ShCIil a1sa,I ioI - NeliAn e'h'p',
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-11
Feb.14Isso.

WILLIAM II. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House Of of Representative.
4. BASSErr LANGDON,
President pri TEN. Of the Senate.
, 1859-01-07
From WA9hi1KtoR.

Nkw YORK, 6sh-The 1ribtsa4's Washington
correspondent te1egraphs "a follows:
The House Committee on Foreign Adllrs have
new under consideration proposition for pur-
chasing Cuha, but tbs prospect tor favorable re-
port Is not very dlttts1ng.
Il Is understood that the Committee on Wars
aud Means propose, in their modification Of the
tariff, to transfer bf1ndes and other liquors which
pay 80 per cent to the 50 per ceu,. schedule.
This single change would add one million dollars
to the revenue.
Tbe Administration has authorized the Marshal
Of Kansas TO offer q reward Of $50 each for the
capture OF Montgomery ard Brown, and TO in
crease hls posse to any number desired.
4 letter from Havana states that the schooner
Kate Ellen, formerly Of Portland, aol the Lrl2
Rufus 9eTell, formerly Of New Orleans, hare both
been ca .tured on the African coast By British
cruisers
Mr. Collax'4 bill for the Organization Of the
Territory Of Colonia embraces al the recently dis.
covered gold regions OF Pike5 Peak, Ckefry Greek
&c Tha Territory vill stretch hom the lQ5 me-
ridian of longitude to the crest Of the Rocky
Mountains, being from four to five degrees in
width, and from the 9Th to the 47d parallel 0!
au.ule-uaking it 6ve degrees IN length. It will
thus be nearly square, and vii include parts OF
the Territories Of Kansas, Sebra>kl. Clah aud
from k1nsas. IL vii embrace within It's border
the fluous three parks, the lead Ha,ep Of both
forks or the Platte, 4rkansas and Rio Graole
also its exterior lines will be guarded By Bent's
Fort IN it, southeast cofnor, Fazt Massachusetts,
near its southern boundary, Fort Laramie just be.
yond it5 northern line, and St. Hrlins Fprt L be
near its center. Br!dgels Prs, which shorten:
the rad to CaifoTnis over hundred miles, IS II
the northern part Of the new Territory.
, 1859-01-07
Indiana Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 6-The regular session Of
the Indiana Legislature convened 1t O'Clock
this l. H. Lieak- Cor. Hammond being absent
on account of i'll health, tha Senate organized
bY tho election of J. E 'CrArens, Of Jefferson
County, Preaideut. The Secretary, Assistant
Secretary, Cle1fa and Doorkssper, Are tns sane
~ 1t tho extra 1esaion-
Horsx.-Aiier several Intellectual attempts to
organize By the election OF = Speaker, adjourned
over till two o'clock P. u. The contest for
Speakership Was between Hon J. ". Gordor,
Republican Speaker Of last House, aud Nr.
Blythe, Independent
A test vote on a motion 10 adjourn this mora.
ing stood ~ to 43; the lAssar, democrats, voting
for adjournment; three abssntaea, Two Demo-
crats and one Republican, who IRE expected 70
arrive before ths meeting Of the House this If.
teruoon-
The Governor Nemage will probably not be
delivered until tomorrow.
, 1859-01-07

Police MAr1ERs-The list of law yiolateB
vas not very rmidable yesterday, and consisted
entirely Of drunkar1s and vagrants-
Warren Forkes and Charles Dixon were Ar
rcsted for rbeing druuIar1s and yAgabouds. The
latter was fined fl0 but the former was allowed to
60 abont his business, it he had any, no: being
1eemed guilty Of the charge
J. b. 0zer. drunk aud disorderly, s.; JAMS
Letsima.. colored. same offence g; Gnss1es :,
}er, do, Is; ARA Hickman, DO, IS; Henry
Brunnel1, arrested on Il like charge. Wss dA
charged
MlA Barry, vagrsncy, drunkenness md dis
orderly conduct lined Us and ten days ut the
Rrid&WelL
Thomas hanglin runs With Engine No. 6. and
il ooosidsrud drupkasd md Migrant geaas.liJ
Fined go.
Aichasl Brown, \ boy, arrested for 1aceny
wss sent to the Reform School
=. hxsy Edwards, tor being disordeklJ, Haa 6nsS
9s.'
Felix Mooney, for selling liquor without Ii
oense-an old trick OF hia-Was daed So
, 1859-01-07
Michigan Legislature.

DETROIT, sth.-The Michigan Legislature as
senbied At Lansing yesterday. Henry i, Shaw
ras elected Speaker.
>, =; Ihe retiring and incoming Governors delivered
states the finances t0 be IN a satisfactory condi.
lion Receipts Of the Treasury for the ascal year,
sl,D24,00o; expenditures, $s4s, 600 :; balance On
hand, SIG 900. The entire State debt Is t23 100;
diminuton in four years, e?l3 600. He RECON-
neals 4 speedy exltngushment Of the public
delt. Reposta state Of Uniyerslty, Agricultural
etc. in dourishins condition.
Governor Wsuer's Message il entirely devoted
to State adAirs- BE recommends the appoint.
ment Of 4 State Geologst and IN Emigration
Agent, aud favors Registry Law and the e1cc.
rion Of new Capitol buildings.
The election Of United States Senator will pro-
badly take place to-tIly.
, 1859-01-07
PRESS AND TRIBUNE
YRIpAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1853.


That Letter List Again.
The Times dcyo.es second article to its i'll
Rot.sn letter liss. Like :he drst one it il COM
posed Of swagger, .psolence, and falsshood'
Having ob1a!ned the letter advertising By foul
neaus, it plsys the "bluf game aud attempts
to face the che thing through Tbs It"'s is
conscious that i, has orerdono Ae utster tha'
it cheated more than was .nees4saJJ that its
Statement has suspicious look, in the eyes,
even Of it's best friends; it perreives that no.
body believes that It's bona fde circulation Is
anythiug like What It ytutes. 1t Is this COL
seriousness OF guilt that impels Il. "blo"
80 furious}s, in the hope that i. ltsy throw dust
il tbe eyes Of ita readers
The Times supposed that the PREss AND II1'
nuxk IVES "going in to win" and Was swelling
it's circulation bY Illegal meaua. and it resolved
not to be outdoue, iu game In which 1t lad
had previous experience, and felt peculiarly a1
home.
The circulation 10 be returned, Fas ia,no "1se
eRueed ty the number OF its subscribers, but
hy i,a Information Of the pr9bable ct{culaft3tso
of fits'riva1 From various soutces OF lutornh-
tion it orriyed ut the conclusion that The Ertual
bona Eu4 city circu1ltion of !hs Paksa AND TR1-
susr, at the commencement Of December, YVES
in the vicinity Of 1000. So to make fuFe
thing Of being On the winning side it started
OF with 4 ass copies on December 5tb, and hl-
1ernatipc between fear and hope, ench "eeE
struck Of th,ee OF four hundred more sheets.
ending with 5.74T tt the c1ote of The month! !
<4te motto was, "devil take the hind most ana
ita principle, thut SUCCESS sanctides the means,
however foul the method Of attainment.
Had we understood the law in the game way
that our neighbor seems TO have done, and con-
xidered the prize worth tie expense, NE had
facties for printing 10000 papers per day, end
could ye1y casily have swamped the 1fmfs,
which has nothing but one old Aforementioned,
drum cylinder p.e:s, upon which to issue its
edition. L clause Of The law reads as follows:
"Azi tint sub circulation las not during sad four
weeks neen uesr. oy any erstutous e enla on ~
faaci sar o1 ~ nn} 'iar n1s msa4s an .' '
or / st. .: u44eA1eu f"r leitt. for public 4tlon.
When We came 10 make up statement OF our
CITY circulation We felt bound to throw out ere
r. paper that Was no: embraced in our regular.
bona ide circulation But tue Times people by
some accident vet!ooked this provision Of tie
statute, aud counted the two thousand extra
papers Which thty printed to beIt the PrEss
Asp TMDuxE.
Wien the Statements were opened by the
Postmaster, and We discovered Low the cat had
jumped, We requested tuat r1ool b. tnken, and
that the matter be thoroughly investigated. The
affidavit made By the Tins #es cvasvc and un'
, 1859-01-07
MORNING. JANUARY I, 1885,


HokoRABtr DiscuARazp--We mentioned in
late iaaue The hsrest Of E.. B. Sargent, Eaq., 4
lawyer of this city, at the instance Of one H.
Asidens, his former client; on charge Of H.
Legged fraud in accepting 81. from A.idens. to
settle up CHIN against tbe latter in the Re-
cotder's Court Is the bail of. ono Lttes, ab-
seconded.
The case szainst hr. Bteppens eame up yes
tesday. and We ere happy to state that he Was
honorably aud fully discharged, it having been
shown that the entire amuunt paid to him BY
Haiders, was du1y and immediately paid into
the office at 2. 4. Hoyns, the then Clerk Of the
Recorders Court, - sgreed- Mr.. Stephens'
connection with the affair was shown to hare
been strictly professional and honorable
throughout, and Nc gladly ,zafe The amendt dps
hin.
, 1859-01-07
That Two Thousand Bogus Circu[n-
tfOIls

E.litors Press and Tribune:
You hAyr shawn tctir conrsnsive.y that III
competing fur The Letter Ii-i, lie Times struck
ol erL day in average d ut ieass twp thousand
1nOrc copies than II pns,rs-pJ Subscribers What
tlul it do with thrm: ask for information. z.
We wouh1 refer ouy Iu"tl>t IL the publisher Of
the Jimts for an answer, II VT supposed he would
1c honest cl.pu-ll IL tell. But as it is nut likely
that be would prccurc satisfactory Information in
1llat quarter, NC will gvc him the benefit Of what
light we rosse~R, Tue 1.-TWO thousand extra
papers were DISPOSED Ct in various why's. Some
were thrown about tile city BY the carriers. Qlite
4 humber Of confidential lliber1lian subscribers
took eac}l half dozen or nloEc; news boys tought
some at half price the o|l dodge Of senling 1
package to certain advertisers 4, rllt Of thrir
contact got rid Of 4uan:ty,;md the residue were
sold f3r wrapping paper nj Is cents PR 100
copies. We have come atto>s snnle such tristan.
ces, aud ArAr Of several ,norr. Tu mention one
caac, VIC arc informed that 90o copies were sold to
Packard L Bull. wholesale cr.skery dealers, foi
fifty ceutst as wrlppi paper. They wcrc de-
livercd On tile nan1c day they were printed. We
have one ot the papers in our possession.
, 1859-01-07
orr SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENCE
The Senatorial Election.

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n nuo ~. opeAAe' ''ea "so n.pe1 Ao1 -ee
."e sa"e'3 p.ee ''..'@0' :'
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''3 111 ~ " ~. - -,
oen'' '1~ -
"nen' "ue" Aoo "As
0es' '. 'nNS WY n o.1'e
way Hoos wv "n1 .ouA'' 'ue' "0''es ~ ~
cseo'oR' - oeh'n' Aa o'sue'oua' .~~t4AAaoA,
no' Hin'unsok ~ ''ee'' 'o' O'ak'' ~"
.hen 1oe soooo u suppressed "'"ok'e III "n'sn
A'hco1a men 1no n'us''es'es "ete hefe 1ao
mere engaged Ana 'ue i'e9 eous'es VI lug
4ac'es' KEPT 1oe eooo uun'or u LIE e'o"o w
permoSs our1eR me noof 'na' lucy "a'leo 'os
1ae 'onR e1pee'ea e'en. " eone 'A' 'ens'u
aoe sna'p 1ap o' Inc speaker ga'e'' &no 'oe
aof13ing O. members 10 'ne's pAees' announced
ana' tne eon'es' "aa 70 co"e OIL q h'e'' oo'.
, 1859-01-07

New Hampshire Congressional Nomi-
nations.
DoyEz, y. H., Jan. 5.-Mr. Gilusn Aarston,
ot Exeter, WAS nominated to Congress from the
titst district By the Republican Convent hela
here to- day.
The Republican, of the second district, in con.
vention to-day at Manchester, were unable 70
agree upon candidate to Congress- aad I'D
journed until the 10Th,
In the third district, Nr. 7. u. Edwards wa
nominated By the Republicans to Congress-.
, 1859-01-07

PORTLAND, Jan. 5.-The Legislature organized
Mt Augusta today by the choice Of Nj. c. ".
GODDARD, Of DAn7ile, President OF tha6enate, aud
III. Wm T. johnson, Of Augusts, Speaker Of the
| House. Tbs Clerk and Secretary are the sine as
last year.
CARS having reached Augusta since 5esteid2y
afternoon.
, 1859-01-07

CANp-To Business MES.-Wishing to engage
in other business, We oiIer for sals o1r stock Vi
goods, together with tue lease of store on fair
terms, aud ., prices which will leave . good mar
gin fer prJit- Parties dearous Of engaging in
the retail clothing trad.. are offered q most su.
peritr assortment Of goods adapted to azst class
CRY trade, aad tie Cash sales uf the house proba-
lily exceed those Of any two others engaged in the
business in this city. TArPES Bros,
JAM l. ls51-1t.L947. lU2 Lake street.
, 1859-01-07

TO BRASS BANDS,
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE ALLEN
w Maautactrr!uk Co., Of Bo4tou. A2sA. hakef1 Of
RotArJ.F slye Ardca lc1{unentg OF every de3etpEon
ALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED
70 rive 4asiaaeon aud &old u uaarfee11ee9 nsose u
Boston without aadsEE cot 0. transportation.
PRICK LET
, 1859-01-07

F1Ra.-On Wednesday evening tile house of
Ara. Almandinger on Green Bay street was some
what damaged BY Gre. Loss about 800, unin-
, 1859-01-07

Ornamental Engraving from IS to $25 Extra.
We also keen hand Instruments OF ether kinda Of
Et'ea ard fSe1a1n Manufacture, With pt8aon va3ves
thlcA Te arc pregArsd to faruish B4nd1 Low ~
c2c be had etsexhtre liberal di4eoput 1iu b. r2d1
10 b2ndA Terrrs e1ah OF delivery,
HiH2IN* BKOs.. Maae DAas
arnHkkE q t.Ak1M
, 1859-01-07

TNC RDT l. COMP ANY,
by wHolESAlI Axo aKtAu
CON e OF O N Il r O.
No - stase street, corner Of Qainc5 stree Chcaxo,
Manufacture dalT. " order. every description OF
Confectionery, Ice Cream Water 1cas, 1ellle4,
&C., &C., &c.
n. B-Weidlns celebr.tlpns furnished n he tnoA
spe1 aAune:: als, s,eial rastis. Rettvs!* ftG sc9
1a1 Fls. Orders s.ut II Eos. Uface Box No. ELL ot
Eytt u tae store No. - state Will BE- attended
e<rTsnts aod Y 1re furnished de15ex-b.4
, 1859-01-07

H3- Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Northwestern Office lC7 and lG3 Lake street.
GEO. l. CulT7ESDE DES, Agent.
, 1859-01-07

Congressional Election in the s1Five
Pot1ts'' District.
NEW foRK, Jan. G.-Hon. Thoma4 J. Barr, Dam
ocrat, was yesterday elected to Congress, to fill
tie uucxpi1rd term Of Hon. John Kelly. resigned,
by maturity Of 3,o59 10 total Of 2,59l votes.
, 1859-01-07

lCorst.pondence Of tie Press and Tribunc.1
frxix6FIklD, January g.
Tue St"'e Surveyors Convention advertised to
lie held in this city to-day, met at tbs Court House
tli. afternoon, only to acjourn until Tomorrow
morning. TIE interest excited by the Senatorial
Election carried ufT the members like tile dtrlA
tim Of their needles. Tlcy will swing around in
proper time.
Tue os ject Of the gathering Is to procure The
passage Of more liberal law regulating surrey-
or.' fees, which most Of the profession now be.
1jc,c To bt rlculously iow-certaiuly inadequate
to their support. observe among them the sur.
ycyors from ds zen Of tic surrounding counties,
and few from distant parts Of the State-amol:E;
the latter Mr. Bx,y Of your city. will adsi1o
yuu Of their Jpinss+
Yours, TuropoLITE.
, 1859-01-07

BAD WAY TO MAKE TT FOR pooR CEoPS~-On
wednesday Il ght George Wilson altos Van Often,
who WAS arrested few days since at Bristol
Kendall county, for stealing horse and buggy
from AcEsrs. Platt l. Howe Of tlls city, was
brought to this city. lie is farmer living ID the
interior Of tue State aud gaze is reason for the
deed, the failure Of his crops and lack Of money
lie WAS brought here in tie charge of Mr. Platt
Of the above firm, owning the property in qncs-
tion. and placed in the 1'caup FOR :afe keeping.
Yesterday morning, 1T. platt reassuncd thu Gus
toly Of the prisoner with the charitable design Of
giving him some breakfast. Ey some failure in
making connections rs the railroad men hare it,
the prisoner got away from his keeper and made
u safe clearance leaving Mr. Plat and the cause
Of public justice decidedly in the Iurcb, au uakiud
return for IN intended breakfast.
, 1859-01-07

RELIGIOUS 1s7k11lGEScs.-Rev. Henry Adams
has been induced to accept the rectorship Of
Christ Church, the New Episcopal Church enter
psi1s in South Chicago.
, 1859-01-07

Bosrox, Jxn. 'esh.-Adam Carol xas dischsr-
nd from custody Jsstsrdsy, no proof exis.ing 8
inphea&ing him for murder On board tas ship
Junior, II
, 1859-01-07
THE CITY.

"A RkquLAR NoA11 EAsr Sxow 61oRx."-
So 1e believe was generally considered the
storm prevailing last evening, which gave
promise OF winter in eArnest for to-day.
, 1859-01-07

%A large mseting of mechanics aud othera
interested, was held last evening at the Ne
chauics' Institute Rooms, for the final consider
alton OF tho proposed amendment to the Me-
chauics' Lien Law. After q full discussion, it
was adopted substantially as published in our
issue Of she fifth inst.
On motion, it was resolved that memorial
to the Legislature for its enactment be drafted
and circulated for sguaturea.
Memorials for signature may be found at the
various architects offices, rooms Of the Young
Mems Association. Mecbanics' Institute Rooms,
| aud Builders Exchange. corner Of Clark md
Washington streets. Those who will interest
! themselves 10 obtain signatazes, can obtain
copies Of the law and memorial, on application
a. the Duiiders' Exchange and Mechanics In
6tituta Library.