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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
The Wicked ice, when mO Man
pursuclh."


The great commonwealth lof Virginia,
''the mother of Presidents," is thrown
into a state Of awful trepdation again, all
about vague rumor that an attempt was
about 10 be made to liberate Old Brown.
Some negroes doubtless, not satisfied with
the "pDtriOrehal institution" Of Slavery,
have been applying the inccndiury torch
70 ba-ns, stacks, &c, in the vicinity ol
Charleston, which has scared the "chiv.
airy" almost out Of their wits. They i'm.
Ngine that a band Of those terrible Aboli-
tionists arc upon them and they fairly
shiver with fear. The militia have been
called out and Gov. Wise was telegraph
ed TO for troops, so great was the panic
Old Brown has given all Virginia the
sgUe. The poor, riokety, God.lorsaken,
siSve-oursod, old concern has got the de-
drum tremcns and is about to fall to pic
Gee Of her own accord. Sho ia in foar-
ful state Of agitation, She has got Old
Bsowh and, like the man with the elc-
phaht, she don't know what 70 do with
him. She is begging pitoously ror somo.
body to help Asr let him go. What q
biissfei state OF society they nnost hay,
in Virginia, founded upon that "peouliSl
institution which democrats eulogise 81
much and which they are trying to extent
over all the territories.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
COrtinns iu Possession OrIIc HiO
Grandc Country.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 10,
The Indianola Courier, OF the 18th inst
says that an express from the sheriff Of
Nuoces county had arrived, reporting ihat
Cortinas, with 1900 men and nine connSN
has full possession of the RIO Urande
from Brownsville toRoena, and his forces
are securing all the surrounding country.
All mail communications west Of the
Nueces are said TO be cut of. Corpus
Christi is, however, not threatoned-
Capt. Tohin with 100 men from Corpus
Christi, has been defeated, and it is fetr-
ed that his retreat is cut off, The rcpots
are conflicting and probably very much
exaggerated. The latest accounts are
by New Orleans merchants, who l,ft
Brownsville on the 4th inst, when affairs
werc unchanged. Gen. Twiggs teh-
.groPhed tho Government yesterday in re-.
lotion to the matter. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
lufeI Reigns at ChnrIcstOwn.

CHARLEsTOwN, Va, Nov. 10.
All now quiet in this town, hut the mil
itAry forces are augmonting. The barns
stack yards and implements, amounting II
value 10 several thousand dollars, belong
ing Mcssrs. John Burns, Geo. II. Tat,,
and Mr.. Shirley, all of whom were jurors
in the recent trials, have been burned
Hon. Alex. Hunter processes to be coz
yinced that an attempt will be made 10
rescue the prisoners, and and letter from
Urbana, o., addressed to Brown, written
in cypher, which has been dociphorel,
tells him to keep in good spirits, that his
friends are mastering and will drop alorg
one at a time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
From the Gold Regions.

ST, Louis, Nov. II.
The LcOvcnworlh Express from Denvlr
City, with $4,000 In treasure arrived
this afternoon. The provisional covert
ment has gone into full operation by tic
organization Of both branches of theLet.
lslature. Steele, Governor elect, deliyes.
ed his message in which he argues the ne
eesslty Of the present form of govern.
mcnt until Congress shall take action h
reference to the Territory.
Miners continued 70 work in several IN.
celluesi many arc preparing winter dig,
gins.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
MnrmonY or thc Orenns.

Our cotemporary, the Enquirer, thus
compliments its Richmond namosukc
and follow-organ of National Demoora-
cy;"
"Itmsy, perhaps, be a question wheth-
- n-ssaYalomic Brown Is perfectly sane
or not; bW t' urr---- - ,,s there can he
no doubt as to the hnacy Of the person
who is daily writing such articles for the
Richmond Enquirer. All the lunatics in
BCdlOm could not inditc so much crazy
and insane matter as daily appears IN thai
print" Gin. Gdt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
nroMns,iIlo IleIicvc,l.

NEw ORLEANs, Nov, 40,
The Arizona arrived from BraEos with
s720,OOO in specie.
Brownsville is sa(o. Capt. Tobin with
80 rangers arrived there on the 18th
Thirty men from the cutter Dodge, and
City more from Baton Rouge, leh Bra
xos for Brownsville on the 10th inst
making nearly 300 troops, volunteers now
there.
On the arrival Of Tobin, Cortinos'
chief officer, who had been held as pris-
Oner, was hung without trial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
Writ OF Error in Browns Cnse
Refused.

RICHMOND, Nov, 10.
The petition Of John Brown for writ
- y error 10 the Judgment rendered by the
ont,,f Court Of Jefferson county was pre-
sOl'.eu 'he Supreme Court Of Appeals
y yes.uIuay' 40 Court tasday refused 10
award a writ OF ets,-, betip Ur,lS ~ri--ssn
that the Judgment OF Ia Circuit Court 3
plainly right. The exocuhuy. win there
fore take place as appointed on Tho 9dlf
December, Judges Allon, Daniel, Ma
Gun, Lee, and Robertson ON the Bench
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
Doctors Diaer!

Senator Wilson, the Republican Sena-
tor Of Massachnsetts, in his speech at
Syracuse on the 2sth ult., said-"The
Harper's Ferry outbreak was the conse-
quenoe OF the teachings OF Republican
ism. IA dperiissr.
Senator Wilson said no such thing.
flo is true Republican and, although
nndlterably opposed TO the extension Of
Slavery and It's domination in the Gov
ernment, ho discountonanee as wrong
any foreiblo interference with il in thC
statea, whore It exists by law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
Cnssims M. CIny mnle a snccch

Cnssius VI. clay made speech at
Covington, on Wednesday evening, in
which he denounced slavery with his ac-
oustomod force and bitterness, and pre-
dicted tho triN~,rh Of the Republican par
ty. The Cincinnati Gazette says that
near tho close Of his remarks, he was in
teuuptcd by some one calling out, "Lot
him down" ""Tm and feather him, &c"
The speaker informed these parties, in
reply, that he was used to that kind of a
thing, and he "would like to soc it done"
Il was not done.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

Our Usrv correct neighbor ofthe AdOer-
hsst says that the state Of New Yorfr
one year ago, gave 10000 Repoblical-
majority. n oar heighbor would take
the trouble 70 ascertain tho siaots," he
would find thathe 4 slightly in error. II
was in 1856 that New York gave sOme
10000 plurality Tor Fremont.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
DR. BRUyTON7S
Concentrated Remedies
For Delicate Diseases.

Eo.r-THE GREAT REvftEn-spssdily cradi.
.otr All e eyff noets Of SELF Abuse, shrh genart
asbiliy isf Of momofY, wasting sway Of he ofgaul
o. any contttu ional dcfangsmenh - imroenoYi and
sstasia Of the teaua oraant, oughi on by The
sgainod indulgenee ofihs passioa1; Pheo 81. -
No.Q.-THE CONCENTRATED BALM WIN
eurs 10 eight days, any case Of gonohoea ii without
tasto " sms end requires no resuioiion of Diet
~, a. 1CoNCENrRATED TEREB-Tbs use of
thit remedy will cure Gloo in thort time, and
b Of cures enccied amer al others have
failed, thish also tnsisltss and wtbout smell Price
09s ss so,laIic o4,l,atIicoNCENTRATRb PUNITER-i,,b ,bsou.
H. raa. known that wn positively cnfe stfictufet or
~ ufsiha no matter how long standing neglected
~ sase msy bo. Pdee one dollar
Mo- s.-ANrl MERCuRiAL PTLI9--AH persons
who have used this dreadful drug tmsrouyJ (Which
remains iu the system for years, causing many
ohtonit dtoases,) ihonld these Pills. which viii
eufey couutofaot the effects and remove u from ihs
system. Price one dollar.
No. 9 B--ORtENTAL PAsTPtLLR--1s n certain
cure for female irregularities, or suppretsion Of the
menstruaion. Priee two dollars.
No, 7. 80 THE CONCENTRATED AMARIN-
Cure. !hs whites, fali9g Of The womb nervou'ns'''
painful nenstruation. Price one dollar.
No.e.-THE sOLUTOR lis remedy that has
nsrer been hnown 70 hil oudng Gravel and all aec'
uont OF ihe slnif-s- snd bladder. Price one dollar
Eitof Of the above fet ,il be sept hv mail 10
any part OF The United States, fruutp OF the price
annoNed. Circulars continuing full paHicu,s,s mas
be obtained BY enclosingone Post stsmn. Address
DIR. FELIX BRUNON,
Box 90, Philadelphia, Pa.
n. n The Doctor may be con sultod IN complicated
eases byisiier or personally, bot only such eusn will
be unlweTede - contain a reatonahie fee.
OtFlgE-oie kork e.,..a x Uallowhill 81.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
an Editor Allied in a Fight.

NASHVILLE, Nov. Is.
An encounter took place to-day be-
tween Allen A. Hall, editor ofthe Nova,
and q. G. POindexter, editor Of the Union
and American. PoindeNter was shot
dead. The quarrel which led 70 this ca
tAstfophe was an editorial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
Terms Of Courts
FOR 1900.

IN compliance with the provisions Of the
Statute Ia such case made and provided, II is
ordered by the Judges Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in aud for the 10Th Judicial Dis
trict Of Ohio, that the times for holding the
terms Of the District Court In the several
counties composing said District for the year
1860, be and the same are hereby fixed, and
prccribod ns follows;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
Orthe slcamer NortA stn.

NEW YORK, NOV, 10.
Information has been received of te
safety Of the Steamer North Star. Sc
went ashore on French Keys on the 9a
ult,, where she remained seven days ad
then got of without assistance. So
proceeded on her way to Aspinwall a
the I'd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

Tho Republicans have a majority in
both branches Of the Legislature, and
Pauot's, Republican, majority is upwards
Of 5000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
NrtRendr for tI,c ..Ccnsns rInn.,

Net Ready Tor thc Census Man.
Next year will occur the groat dccen-
NAL census Of the United statos, mado by
the general government. Persons will
he appointed for every locality In the
States and Territories to gather stats.
tics Of the inhabitants, and all the agric-
ultural productions, manufactures, &c
Every oultivator will be asked for a con-
else and accurate statement Of land occu-
pied by him, the numbo. ofHores and the
amount Of each crop raised by him during
the year ending June, &c.
Those who were called upon In 1850
will doubtless remember the difficulty ex-
perienced in making up an accurate re-
port Of the various crops As these re-
ports will be called for in June, II will be
necessary to give In the crops gathered
this year, and the suggestion thStwe now
make, Is, that culiv6tors write down,
while fresh In mind, the number Of acres
under cultivation, including the wheat
etc, already gathered. The number of
each kind tl,e sisaeot e.,.ass-,,,. .,..,l..l,s.l
gross amount VIII be required, The
milk products also, and the amount Of
pork, beef, &c, will also be asked for.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

Il seems 20 be generally conceded that
the next House Of Representatives will
be organised, close US are political parties
without much difficulty or delay. The
Administration is 20 badly of for money
that Il cannot afford 10 prOcrOstiuuto a
contest for tho speakorship. A Def
cheney bill and the relief Of the Post Of.
fec Department, are measures Of such
pressing urgency to keep The wheels NOV
ing, that che Administration will be quite
as anxious as tho Opposition to proceed
q busincas.
The Hon. John Sherman, and Hon
Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio arc spoken oi
Tor Speaker. Mr.. Sherman will proba-
bly, be thc Republican candidate, and Il
is said " m receive a portion, at least, Of
the votes Of the Southern Opposition
Gew Corwln, Il is thought, would get the
VOTES Of The Southern Opposition nom
bers very generally. Me- Bocook, ofNu.,
will probably DO the Democratic nomi-
nee for Speaker, Mesera. barksdalc,
Phelps, aud Pryor arc aiso named in
ronnec,iyn with thc candidate for Speak
For clerk Of the House, Mr.. Clephanc
Of Washington City Is fuvorably named
as the Republican candidate. lie has
rendered very efficient service 10 the Ro-
publican cause as the working member OF
the Republican National Committee In
the District Of Columbia. Col. Forney
is also mentioned as n candidate foS tho
Clerkship. Mr.. Hoffman, an ex-member
Of Ofcongrcss from Maryland, who voted
for the expulsion Of Brooks, viii be pre-
sented II is said, as Southern Opposi-
tion Candidate for Clerk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
MARRIEn.

Al the Davis House, on the Sih inst, 3
he Rev, Mr.. McLain, Mr. lRA TAFr, Of N
Victory, B,nt0n Co, lows, 20 Mrs. CLARliA
l.. MokENzg Of Essex 20. n Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
NEW ADYERrlNEMENpS.
steam FIGURING Mill
FOR SALE.

The Steam FIGURING Mill at Adral
seneca Couniy, ii nov oatsa toftsls,
On the most Reasonable Term,
This mill va buih m 1851. ID Il subsisuslktse
most inipfevsd eonsifyctioH. Il 10 now 10 rsifece.
de and capable Of doing latge husinets, lminedlq
po,session eivsA, foI teTms sppy 70
a, CROOKS,
novs5Sn AdTisHi ssaSea Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

And IL is further ordered that the times for
holding the terms Of the Court of Common
RlgSsesa Ssesat IN 1tbs seysral counties aforesaid Cos
fixed and prescribed as follows;
In the County Of Seneca,
January..l6, May. y.....T, octobeT..22.
In the County Of Wyandot,
March. IS, May. IA, october..22.
In the County Of Crawford,
April. %, July....l9, Novem'rI6.
In the County Of Wood,
Feruary. 2i, May. IS, Ootobor..21. -
In the County Of Putnum,
March. .26, July.....l0, Octobcr..2.
In the County Of Hancock.
March. 10, MAY. %, Novem'r.i3.
In witness whereof have signed the above
order officially
G. E. SENEY, ] Judges Of Court
JOSIAH S. PLANTS, Judicial District.
October LIST, 1859.
/, George s. Chrlstlip, Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for Seneca
County, Ohio, hereby certify that the above
is full and true Copy of the original ordeG
filed in this Office on the 18th day Of October.
A. ID. 1859.
-, Witness my hand and seal Of
}SEAL{ said Court, affixed at Tilin City
t~~@'--) this Sd day Of November, 1859
GEO. S. CHRISTLIP, Clerk.
novll-4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

01TGcorgc r. Curtis, Of Boston, has
written a reply to Douglas on the Terri
torial question, under tho title, "The Just
Supremacy Of Congress over the Terrific
rios." Mr.. Curtis Is the author Of an
elaborate "IIistory Of the Federal Consti-
tution," published by the Ilurpcrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

OcrThe Chillicothe Advertiser,and 9TH
er Democratic papers oftho State, favor the
nomination Of Hon. William Allen, for
the Presidency.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

0ITTho TriJUns5 Washington cor
writes that "there is proorin
tho hands of the Administration that G ov.
Douglas intended taking possession, of
San Juan tho day before Gcn. HArhey
did, In fact, that the proposed and consul
mated events were only separated by
twelve hours. Tho British Government
is now aware Of this fact, and hence one
reason, among others, for the intended re.
moyul of Gov, Douglas. The President
as matter Of oourtesy,will, in that event,
recall Gcn.Hurney but not otherwise, since
such an act might be constructed into an
abandonment of the American claim to
the Island"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

0SrHorauo G Phillips, an sariy set
tier Of Dayton, and one Of its most re-
spcectcd and wealthy citizens, died at his
residence In that oity on the 10th inst'' at
an advanced age.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

OSTGen. Joo Lane returns to Wosh-
ington in sorry plight. lie feels bad over
the Oregon election. He finds his Pres
identiul prospects gloomy enough Likv
all great men, Joe will doubtless die with
outhaving been President,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

0>rJoseph w. Thornton, who shot 10
scph Charlton, in tho street at st. Louis
IN June last, was hung on the nth inst.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

Orsenatot Seward Is now travelling
In the Holy Land. II Is probable that he
will ondeavor to be home in time for the
meeting Of Congoss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

01rTyler, the Deputy, U. $. Marshal
convicted Of the murder, IN the second de-
gree, Of Captain Jones, has been so".eiic-
cd to six years imprisonment j. inc rem
itentiarv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

democracy rs tho south'--cKcloims
the Atlantic, Ca, fntelligoncor. Thnt
may be 50, but how Ia the South 9Jing 20
elect Democratic Proaldcp, without the
Northl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

ORA now suspension bridge, just c.
roctcd across the Scioto at Portsmouth,
at an expense Of $4,000, fell down last
week, killing two men who were on Il at
the time. The accident was caused by
the water undermining ono of the abut-
ments from which il was suspended.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

0e-Lewis s. Young, a clerk in the
Land Office at Washington City. commit
ted suicide on the 9d inst, by blowing
his brains out with a pistol
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

O5-The Southern democratic Journals
fairly howl at tho result Of the late cleo
tions in New York and New Jersey.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
NInssnt4n.r1ts EIcrtIon.

The following ia the total Of the vote
polled in Massachusetts, at the late elec-
tion, for the thrOo candidate for Govern.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

ton, for the throe candidate. Tor Govern.
or;
Banks, Republican, bSr0t
Butler, Democrat, Sb,l6S
Briggs, Wing and American, l4,9O9
Banks plurality 23,25S
Banks majority 4,l99
Ofthe Senators elect, "a are Repubh-
cans, A Democrats and . doubtful OF
Representatives, the Republicans have
1872, the Democrats 90, and the opposition
4.
The entire Republican State ticket is
elected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

0.rDaniel S. Moon, Esq., ono ofiho
most eminent and highly valued citizens
ofMt. V~non, Ohio, died suddenly on
the oSth ult., Of congestion Of the lungs,
spcd ~ years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25

0trJuigc Wilson, ofthc United States
District Court for the Northern District Of
Ohio, In late charge t. the grand jury,
has picked up all the reports Of Johnson
and vaIlnndiughnm, and insinuations of
Locoroco editors, TO implIcate prominent
northern Ohio men in the Hurper's Ferry
tragedy, and even defines II 10 be treason
to hold meetings to donounce acts passed
Or deeds enacted by administration Off
GERS. He equals JefTteys in despotism.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
POOrnam 4 Miller
Extensive Tan Yard,

In this City at which they purpose aHyius on The Tan
ninr husaess eNtenstvs, n qu its dypaItmenis, and
-, go Iii y,o,L done in the hest manner y, s'''ts
,on, ,,ol men. Thev ere now prlarcdat al times "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-25
NEW STYLE OF
B ooT s & SHOES!
NLdtChS1'9
Patent .lEeFG1ie Tipped,
For Boys, Misses and Children.

rNHEsE Shoes arc foand by actual tea 10 out. wear
Il three pair of the Ola siyls.
We aro the SOLE OWNERS Of the right 10 man.
uaoiure aad sell iqr Seneca Cunty and have received
an assortnlent, which We odtr lor sale a. ONLY A
aM ALI. advance shore The oosi of tho old style.
All Who have children 70 shoe will fnd u 20 their IN
telcst 70 bay the MRrAIc TIrFEn SHons.
we VIII alio dispose Of pant Of our territory on Fea.
toaable ternS.
GALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
We likewise keep % had and nanufastuIe to os'lsr
All Kinds and Styles Of Boots & Shoes, for
Gentlemen, Ladies and Children's Wear,
Az ei which Ne vii sel cheap, AZ ON store in Say.
feb1l A, s. B. KUEBLER.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09
. Q -
ACQUITTED.

Il'" fee hey, F'rr >h",", WAS tr. or, Tues.
Jay lat. "' tah"nns Mills IT- was CHARGED
";;h III '''"irr of slave, E,orqr, brlnuyin.. TO
y" W l'EL:nEE. W"!,ain that ,lrr.. WAS ,.,u.
Si;"rah!" In'"i"$t taken in :hn ;:::,l auI Inn.
som" '"" hnr.''d l"rs"n> We're present. M..sr..
N""!.E ani Wilson w"r" 'lr Prosecuting A,,or.
n"!' aad TI'"M>"H 4 FNr re for tn, ,,f,uc.
"a" 'hcis "t ii" cas-, w"r.. tina, the ncc,lsrd and
'''S vale w"r" c"nt: {" church. The buy G,ory..,
VIII" Wa unfortunately killed. met them. and l..
i'= ':''"N'cat"l laid hands ur. the wifi. Of >a.m
ai" used insulting Language. To her I'.t... her
h">'af" '""k her part. and ii difficulty insucd,
C'"'Y" str:kin" til" fist blow witha stick and
III" ii"" hoy |'hf. having n common ;Dcke,
knife III his hand at The time gave G.nry, a stab
III the back Of thu neck which rrsu lied in .l.,th.
Alter The e'i!"Erc taken anI argument heard.
'h" jury acquitted the accused
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09
FOR PUBLIC sERvANrs

The Columbus (Ga,) Corner Stone holds the
following opinion upon the worthy conservators
Of the public good:
1--WE do not at all recognize the doctrine that
any man has any claims upon the country. We
hear great deal about men having saved the
country, but in ninety.nine cases in hundred it
is all lgammon-thec country has saved them. Yet
Hhen this has been the case, they claim that
they have saved the country, and make that tho
foundation of another claim. 1t is something
singular that those men wilo in the mocking Of
humility, call themselves public servants, always
claim what they want for the present pay for
services rendered, and every payment made by
the public serves only to increase the debt
Government never cancels the debt that it in
ours by once giving employment or comforting
honor upon man. 1t is true that men do some-
times serve the country, but they much oftener
serve the party, and in both cases those who do
the most real service generally get least pay"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09

l,'Ias ~ E,n. ,r',rt C,,,n Enm~, l,,,t
Ar,l ~, hns ."mr n,r,r.,,np tar,. c,,r,, Tho
Am"ncan ARTISTS ~ Rn,ur
Nm"nt TIE rNini'ts -, mnst ~Scrllrnrr TIA, /
hav" SON. ar rlt"n. brown, Whu,ntrr ,b,r.
man, " 'lhrmH. n"l M"n,alon, VIII" nrc rnp,,,,rl
"n 'H"''''f" SUBJECTS sun" Vt which appear to-
nv" 'ln'nr s"mr hra",'f, thing. in ,ipu,rs -,
N"h"InS am sorry I" hear, is very sick, r,yr
" "l<" here, hut is mt doing much Amuny H.,
Anriican s"uIl''rs u, R"n. ar, Enl-,c,s
M"''"rs. 1--WE, >'"ry. Eom"hmi. t.anirts, NM,
i'">n"'-.'h" last 'w" la'!'"s, An nj them are
W"'k'n: hrav"'f though 'hr financial disaster.
"f "mr country last year have ma.,, III, A,n.,;
aus visiting Rom" very careful in ,,,n- or,lrr.
k"tr"rs il completing, tho R"hnr,nl mnnnmcn,
commence" hy Cfaw'"rl. aud is ais" engaged ON
the br"n'" ,i"nrs Of the Capitol nj Wn,b;m-:,u
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09
DISTRICT STATISTICS

Through tn, kindness Of = 4. Homer. T,x
Collector, We are furnished with tho following
District statistics:
We have iii the District SOS slaves, Thc
lax on 'lc same at % cts per head, is sis.
6lI'"" Ere: Negroes lbs. Tax Oh the sau.
-; :2lj els FER head, S;247rO
Sales Of goods $:'5:,. .s05nO. Ta.; olcts der
h""'lrr'', making :l,laG.G?
A"'""n, of prof ssi"ns :ii, GG0.DO. Tax 6s c,.
per hum'.rr.l, :3n3.a .as
'n'"" Of Lots SOL, ,.9uon. Tax 11.ts nor
hundred $G-2l9. r
2li" acres bottom Iand-Grst quality, 3. aG5
acres; second quality. 1880; third quality. 5ll
''' acres. Total tax on the same, 81 ,j7aj
The Poor Tax is H.! per cent. on the Gene.
raj Tax, maxim" S:,"l9.97
The tax levied This year hy the Commissioners
OF !'"'''c buildings is per cent, aud amounts TO
Sl,l~5.7o.
The Bridge Tax is II per cent. OH General
Tax, AMI amounts tn $:,ll5G9.
These amounts include the Tax Collectors
cO,nmi>> ION.
Total amount IT. taxes taken in In. District
S23 JILL" Deduct commissions, Mlsi7n,
leaves S:!2.,2S 10