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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28
The Great Republie NoB,bIv.

The February No. Of this new magazine is be-
fore US. 1t fully sustains the expectations Of It's
friends and the promises thrown out in the first
number. It is filled with interesting, historical
sketches, romance, burlesque and choice poetry
"The History Of the Great Republic" is contin.
ued--tho articles on "Caius Julius Caesar" and
"the Emerald Isle" will well repay perusal.-
Published by oaksmith & Co., New York, at 80
a year.
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Onthe 25th Of January. BY the Rev J. II. Good
at the residence Of Mr.. George Robh. near Ne.
Cutchensville, Mr.. HENRE V. BRlNKERHoTF TO
Miss Hannah Ross.
On the 10Th inst, by Rov. Geo. Graham, Mr..
BENJAMN WELsH Of Wyaudot, 10 Miss LoREEo
" nITE, Of Crawford county.
On Sunday evening, Jan and. 1889 IN Bloom
Township, by the Rev d Dresskell, Mr. RoBEar
A. BLAcKwEI.L 20 Miss GESNErF LEE; all OF Sc
peca county.
In this city, on Thursday morning the 9th
inst by the Rev, J. A. Nudge, Me-. A5oLPHus
ARAns, Of Bellfontaine. o., and Miss MAo0fE
MEEas Of Tiain.
The cake received was excelle6t.
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This is a "star" number and will be read with
more than ordinary interest The great feature
is the continuation Of Thackerays story, entitled
"The Virginisns" The other illustrated articles
are historical sketch of Washington at Morris.
town. during the winters Of l776-77 and l779
so; "Follles of Fashion," and LA Plata."-
Pu1lsho by Harper a Bros. New York; Price
$3,OO---taken with the TRnUSE, $500.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

Bayard Taylor the renowned traveller is to lee
ture before the Young Mems Library Association
Of sandusky, at Norman Hall, on Monday eve.
ming next Subject, Moscow" For the bene.
fit Of those wishing 10 attend, from this and 9th
er points along the S. d. q OR. r., arrange
ments have been made by which half fare only
will be charged. Persons can 60 down on the 2
o'clock train and return nt midnight
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Stuck his familiar "phiz" into our office, the
other day He has got his slceping.car model
improved and the patent extended; and now, all
that is necessary, he says, is to make the appli-
cation" He says, il some person or persons will
furnish the "rocks," he will furnish the ''hcad.
work and realize 900 per cent on the investment.
Talk of Pixies Peak, when such fortunes are TO be
made at homel
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

Some sneaking fellow who ought to bc in the
penitentiary stole a couple Of fine shirts and 9th
cr linen irticles from our clothes liuco Monday
night. $. 2. Meng had six shirts taken from his
yard the same night aud on Wednesday he had
the good fortune 10 ind them The fellow tried
To- sell them at the grocery of Mr. J Stoubpr.
whercunon he was nabbei aud sent ~ Jail The
mean thief need not come 10 our cloth 9 line the
second time, for tierell be uary nag ON it-IB.
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Fremont ana Tndiana Rniiroad.

We are happy 10 state that the irou on this road
will be laid down as far AZ Fustoria, during the
next three or four days In the spring the work
will be recommcucod with vigor and pushed fnr.
ward to completion. We congratulate the pcoplc
Of that neighborhood uow chat they have n way
Of getting 10 market at al stesons OF tho year --
train VI cars will be run between Fremont and
FOstoria daily.--FRENoNr JouRSAL, 2lsr.
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FREDs AND CITIZENS or TIFFN. win RECON-
MENoE my school. on Monday the 3lst inst, in the
room above the ENaiSE HoUsE. And will also
state, that am prepared 10 give REFrRR satisfac-
ton THIs term, than any term that ] have taught,
since my stay amoRg you. All persons desirous
ofeneouraging said school this term. will find Il
10 their advantage, 10 send in at the commence
ment and thereby oblige,
CT RoNprHALIn.
Titin Ohio, January 26th, 1859.
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rerm. Of Dl.trIet and cnnmon plen.

FERNS Of District aud Common Pleas
Courts In the 10th judicial District. for
the yeRF 1889
In Compliance with the provisions Of "An act
to relieve The District Courts aud 10 give greater
efficiency 10 the Judicial system Of the Snte"
passed April 18th 1855 the Judges Of the Su.
preme Court, did, on the 18th day Of December
A. ID 1853. fix, and prescribe the times for hold
ing the terms Of the District Court IN the several
Counties, Comprising the 10th Judicial District
Of the State Of Ohio, for the year A. d 1859 as
ollows:
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( The above Report shows the condition Of the
DEPOSITORY TO the 18th November 1858, at which
time the Rev. James Pelau rendered his rcsigna
ton, as Depcsitaryi at a subsequent meeting Of
the Board, the resignation was accepted aud Nc.
j. F. Wooster was appointed to FIJI the'yacancy;
but owing to circumstances Of peculiar chnrae-
ter, which it would be unnecessary to detail
here, nothing was done by the now incumbent up
to the present time, in disposing Of the Books
for the sOciety
The Treasurer then delivered his statement of
account with the Socicty, which read rs follows:
Henry Ebbert Treas.
In act. with Seneca Co. Bible Society. Or.
1857
Dec. IA To amt. Received on subscrip-
ton 122
from Depositary 1Og rs
1853
Nov. IL q" received from Dcpositary 1926
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That "Mersheen.n

The ADvrRTIsER Of week before last was mis-
taken in saying that the Independents had order
ed one of Jeher's machines. They have not yet
ordered one and do not intend to until Spring,
though, we believe, they have determined upon
one Of JeiTers first eass
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just Received,

AT YERK'S EMPORIUM,
% Empress Hot Ala Cook Stoves This stove Be- salsuiat.
ed for Hotels aud Booflng houssi has hssisa -.
and double oven.
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Job Printing,

or all kinds, from The largest Poster down 70
the smallest Card executed at this Office, very
low and in style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

fund The money defre that those wishing "a pnsnhle
houd call and examine my stock before busing esewhsre
County Dealers faspeoaly intedto oh aud exam.
Stock.
tho place, Make. street, opposite shaw.
nsIid BsSHMNAss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

EB-"The Sunbeam for Juvenile People" pub
liohedmonthly by sabin Hough, ls2, Court Street
Gin, At so cents year is a very interesting pc
riodical for children.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

tB-Rev N Colver D. D. Of the First Baptist
Church, Cincinnati preached at Webster Hall,
on Monday evening last.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28
Molhors! Mothers!! Mothers!!I

Donr fail procur, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup fot
Chlfen Teethiag u has NJ equal On earth u greatly
fneaies the of ieethnf, by soehing The gums,
feiucina Al inn4m1tion-yn Hiav IN psin md
regulate the hoNels Depend upon H. mothrfs t will give
rest to yourseves and relief and health 10 your inans.
Perfectly safe In all rases.
This valuable preparation IL the prescription Of one ofhe
experienced and skillfu female Physicians In New
millions oi eases.
We believe h the hest and remedy in the world, IN
all ~ ny and DiarhR1 in children whether
itardses nom teething from any other Il Is
tosivs mmeate relief fto infants suffering from wind collie
tfife and health be estimated by dollars and cents,
IT, worth is weight IN gold, ..r
Millions of bottles sold every yeaf in the United
States. IL Is Al old and welltriod remedy. Is....
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
e1y-N None genuine unless the f,c.simile OF CURTIS
PERKINS New York, Is on the ontside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists thrntgh mi the wnrd.
tepl0 ir !, l.. Sr. JOHN & Co, Agents FOR Tifin.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

tB-Wo arc indebted to friends at Bettsyille,
for several new subscribers. Who will send us
in a club and get a big puftl
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES oLARKE's.
.elehrafed Eemole pile


Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir
j. Clarke, M. D., Physician Ex-
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This Invaluable medicine is unailug in the cure Of ali
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To Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited, II will, short time bring on he
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zach bottle price ons Dollar, bsar the Government
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These pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months Of Pregnanoya they TO bring on
Miscarriage, but At any other time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nsryou, and Spinal Affections Pain In the
Back and Limns, Fatigue slight eSeron Papi,aion Of
the Heat, Hysenes, and whites, these Pills will effect
cure when al other have fsiled and although pow.
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any thing huFtful 10 the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphgt around each package
which should be earefily preserved.
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~ B.-s 90 hnd postage stamps enclosed 10 any sa-
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

tB- GoDEY for February is received and laid
away in the inner sanctum Of our literary good
things. It contains everything that the female
heart could wish-exeept husband; and, TO the
minated, this will naturally follow. Heombines
utility and wholesome instruction with beauty
and grace. Address l.. A. Cooley Philadelphia;
price $500 Taken with the TRIBUNE, $500
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

@ttt - - - NiN-itf'A heA aUAN tHN AtNNVut
MEsESoEh 10 Mr. Frank Foulko, who is 70 con.
due, the paper, as editor and propHctot.
gf The Ohio SrArlskkN eays that an old man
named John kidman, sLiAs Fletcher, rcsiding
near Fostoria, Seneca County, Ohio, is IN Licking
County jsil on a charge % igauy The charpc
was that he married one Emilinc Ncwcomb IN
539 whilst having Wis living in England -
He Is said to be a very iutelligent and wealthy
man. He Is now about sixty years Of age, and
has a family Of grown up s'us and daughters-
The SrArugAS says ne is regarded Ia his neigh.
horhood a. a go0d citizen
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

Tiffin Pfioes Current
tcoRasorEb wEnErr nvl
SH YER & SNEATH,
Detlet "a Dry Good, Grooeviss Carpsinrs, Boot, and
bhosi aad Ready Made Clothing. And oufchasst ofsv
eydetetiptioh or Grain and produces for Cash.
Wauar--si,0 "a RiIo.
GoEs-(shillril % ac6a.
doE (Easl 60o.
hra--55 ass.
hARLsy-n0 a15.
ehrf-0nnfnc,
hHANg-1,uo
iorhroEs-G0c.
FLAx ssap--s -s0n0Rt,n9.
TtNorHY SEEn--t 5001,5g
hUrrER--i4 1l6c.
LARn-8 ni0u
ThLLO VS. dt0c.
BnuKED lAgs-Osn10e.
do Sinss NSp sgoULBEas- 6aO0g.
tcEtGn PopK--9 11c,
mkFLE sUaSa-Inr.
do NoLAssss-51R55c
haHawAN--2n 695o.
Fn nsrHHas--f lHnDc
RAog--Qc.
Bsv ArrLss--si .SOao60 aARt
GsEsS lilngs-5o COS.
ORT 10 1nc
Eaas-OF tae. p dozen.
PoRE--s ss,n0ase0
Clover Seed.-a6l0a5s0
Woct--25 R75e
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IVA reduction Of pet from the above rate, will
Be made for Cash
The spree, occupied by Olne of the tyne composing the
bov Of the advertisements, will he considered square
All randeat alveriisen nts together with Ndmi1s,ra.
tion, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices. be paid
rim advan,s.
'vertisem,ati Inserted Tor an ndshnts time will be
CHI for until orlsrcd out
w '-'rlv advertisement, are ln,srsd, ono or more
chang IN be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

Mr.. MichScl Cavanaugh, 0f Eden Township.
in this County, was suddenly killed on the 5'h
inst, by the falling of a limb from tree, which
he was engaged in telling Mr. e, was at work
IN tieid, near his house clearing of dead tim.
her. and, hut fow Aipptcs hciore the accident.
was called 10 dinner by his wife, to whom he rcs
popdcA but falling to cotV mnciatcly. as had
beon hisAisual custom. hcf-itnrs were aroused
and she went TO thcNfeld. finding him. To her
Rriol aHd amaEemont, a corpse. The limb struck
him on the head, dashing ont his brains and
killing him instantly.-Urrm SANpUsgY UMoS
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

IN Saturday was bitter cold day, Sunday
ditto Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday genial
and pleasant.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

Good wood viii be taken on subscription at
this Office II brought in soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28
CITY COUNCIL.

E$-The Ladies of Republic gave festival in
the Town Hall. on Wednesday evening.
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STATE OF ONO, SENECA County IS.
I, George s Christlip Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas in, and for the County OF Seneca
Ohio do hereby Certify that the above is true
copy Of the order made by ooid Judges, and Is
taken from the entry made upon the journal Of
this Court, by order Of said Judges
-, Witness my hand aud the seal Of
)sEAT I said Court, affixed this Sd day OF
January A. D. le5oal-
Gao s. CRIsfLGP CLK
o. q. P Seneca Co. Ohio
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seaeea couOt1 Bale Ooie,f.--Aanua
mamnrg.

AANEWNAa
The Seneca County Auxiliary Bible Society
held their Anniversary in The Methodist Epsco.
pal Church, Sunday evening. January oh 1889
Rev. r. Andrews. President
Meeting opened with singing by the Choir aud
prayer by the Rev. Vim. II, Cooper.
The following repor,s were then submitted to
the Society for adoption
CouRrcrtD RKyosr o. ruE DEroArAnT, AsnAbE
ny rHR SEoRrrAnr.-
Rev. James Pclan. Dcposi,ary.
In act with Seneca County Bible soeicty, DR..
December II To Books on hand Sl7s.9s
1858
{uno % " Books frOm n. Y, pcrbiu % $50
DULY q " Books from 81 81
= S30945
1858 Contra Or.
November rs rs Books dhposod.
= Of by sales, Loans.
donations DO, TO
pAre 1891
56 Nov IS BY B. oks on hand
~ date At catalogue
prices 1904
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS

TNhst sCIfN.
/ Ntsstsmanu-
featuring and deal.
inf in HavaHa aud
DOmostic cigars.
Alien snuff Smo.
King and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
shawhanbBlock, on
Mnfket a., Tihu,
Ohio. 4 viii sell
oheapeFfof
ewes before offered
Ia this vicinity.
Here you viii end
Che efeaitst variety
of CigaTs, Tobacco,
&c. ever exhibited
in thi, city.Rnd an
10 De- disnasod Of on
ghepfincipleo oiqniok
ahles and small pr1f
ii6i the best being
fund on hand AZ al
times. am deter. |
mined 20 sell a. pri.
ces that cannot fh
70 be satislactogy,-
And N my stock
don't give satisiac
tion whenpnrehased
return H. and 1 viii
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

FRozrN TO DEAru ID Savers. sober and
worthy citizen of Ritch6eld township, in this
county, visited Napoleon on Friday afternoon last
to ray his taxes. He then started on his return
home, but was found next morning ia the road
stin.-NAPoLEoN CITIZEN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28
DrsrRlcr Ccuns.

10 is ordered by the Judgcs ofthe Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of the 10th Judicial District Of the
State Of Ohio, that the times for holding the
Terms OF the Court Of Common Pleas, in the sew
eral Counties in said Distro for the year A. d
as follows!
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

s-5-0hio State ami linton Law Ooilsge--'rhis In.
'tiluton has been rsuavsi 70 eyeand, O'S. Degrees
are legally conferred, and stuieus graduating may he
admedtO practice. FoCirauafs address. Cleveland,
de25.Ir NJ. A. KING. Secretnrv
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1PEcIAL MOTTO Es:

Rates Of dvertising,
Agreed upon by the propreiori Of the Thin Tribune and
ssneca Advertiser, May 10th, 1851, bo strictly enforced
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

- FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
ors Full Scholarship in the Ohio State and Union Law
College. Olsveland, Ohio.
One Full Scholarship inthe Eclectic College Of Medicine,
Cinoinaati, Ohio.
All Of the above will he sold cheap Tor Cash.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-28

Bro, Armstrong, it is said, was summoned to
Washington last week, on PRIVATE business con
nected with the Tiffin Post Office.
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CouMoS PLrAs oounrs

The foregoing List made, adopted and signed
by the undersigned, this Both day Of December,
A. d. 1858.
n, Q wuTKLr
& = SENEy
Josiah PLANTS
Judges Of Common Pleas Court 10th Judicial
District.
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You will lind at lerks Emporium
ehploo nf oi Water Cooltts sni sfH. paihinf ruts
Paieut Veuiilat.fs, Suger Pans. Bfth ari Climns7
Steam Pipe, hiaustt nud frrso Famrs nr flefm Niif
a klni. iohhnE 81 fiu, corp.r rt.', shse 'rou y
Xiuc Tn Rooirf Slo 90 ofiei, with iitrefth. ~ fs
hast Msehania, rs hl state Don't IN ,an rri esau.
inc heff pr tsilng ofeonitufnfa eifcNlFre. sani
d iinety untlniood thai ihe nhofe gcols ~ BE- stla
ole annf hsH niHsY Oifo House fig aiis ofEau Tnlh
yial, Siis, NevsassT Z, issa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
Fin the POtri0t.
Pacific Railroad.

MFssRS EDITORS Il left Marshall, Texas
on Thursday morning the 10th Of January
last was informed by two of the committee
for said road that, the old Company had not
made the payment that was to have been paid
on the 18th. and that they expected to convey
the road and its effects TO the new company,
and provide for the bona tide creditors and
stockholders. | have been and examined the
maps and papers in the land office in Austin :;
spent twenty days and Travelled about five
hundred miles in Texas they have managed
things about like the North Western gang ;
that is, a few idle extravagant men. living at
the expense of the many, that had caused
the Governor of Texas to bring an action
against them to put a stop to such conduct.
expect to hear from there in few days,
and will try to let you and the stockholders
here know what the condition of things is {;
was told there were some debts and execu-
tions against the road, and that it was adver-
tised for sale ; there was some excitement
and confusion, that will take some time and
circumstlnc to settle for it like the North
western road. has been thing of more wind
than matter. think it is the will and wish
Of the people in Texas, to act liberal and
honest, with those that have done so with
them. and let the bogus stock go for what it
cost.
S. w. ADHESION.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
SThe Enemy of Democracy I'm Eu-
rope aud nlerfca.o

This is the title which Col. FORNEY bestows
in his paper of TUESDAY. upon Mr.. BUCHANAN.
The Colonel says that BUCHANAN has shame
fully violated, in al;host every conceivable
way the letter and spirit of the Democratic
in its worst ways and
worst forms, never devised more objection
able programme than that which Mr.. BUcHK-
NAN has adopted Arbitrary. despotic and
,indictive, he has refused 10 tolerate an honest
difference OF opinion. Yet at the
same time he was weak and cowardly, and at
the tirst threat of the enemies Of his own orig
inal policy, he trembled and obgyed their be-
hes.s, while he knew them to b. wrong under
the promptings OF the bass-t of instincts,
fcar.n C,l. f. traces the influence of Mr.. b.
CHlNAN's Fort Duqacsne letter in + ,gand.
charart rizug Mr.. BIS moralZiug ia that
document as "hypocritical can't" aud re-
marks:
Mr.. Buchanan, therefore, occupies the posi-
ton not only oi having inflicted greater In
jury upon the cause of democracy in this
country than any man that ever lived, but be
l. quoted in England npoa the side of Aris
tucracy, aud the weight OF his influence has
probably been sufficient Ia turn the scale
against the hopes, aspirations, aud rights of
the people Of that nation
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

Our Geographic dispatches inform US that
the Democratic members Of the House of Rep
resentatives have followed the example of the
Democrats of the Senate-beld caucus and
adopted resolution. declaring it inexpedient
to make any change in the existing tariff at
the present session. If that course of policy
be persisted in, it may well he doubted wheth-
err another loan bill, which will be indispen-
sable to the Administration in order TO enable
it to meet the current expenditures of the
Government, can be carried through the
the House. The telegraph informs Us, that on
the 3lst ult
Mr.. Houston, of Ala. asked leave to intro
duce bill authorizing the President to con-
tract loan for $4,000.
Mr.. CovOde-Will the gentleman from Ala
baIna answer me a question?
Mr.. 1fouston-Yes.
Mr.. Ruffin. of North Carolina-I oijsct.
Mr.. Covoda-I wish to inquire of the gen
tleman from Alabama. whether be intends
making any provision for the payment of the
loan, as the delegation from Pennsylvania Will
not consent to vote for an appropriation Of
money until there aresSome measures adopted
To supply an empty treasury.
Mr.. Houston moved a suspension OF the
rules to enable him to introduce the BILL
The question was -negatiyed--yeas 10, nays
III.
This vote indicates that there is majority
in the House determined to put stop to fur
Their borrowing on the part of the Govern
ment unless in accordance with the recon-
incubation of Mr.. Buchanan, measures be
taken, by revision of the tariff, to make the
receipts into the Treasury equal to the out
gOings.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04
More Corruption.

1t will be rccollccted that when the Indian
war debt of Oregon was presented to Con-
gress a year or two ago, amounting to the
enormous sum of six millions of dollars, we
Denounced il at the time as palpable and
gigantic fraud. We demonstrated. by facts
and figures, that no such debt could have been
honestly contracted.
The truth of the matter is at last coming
ont. The Military Committee OF the House
of Representatives has had the matter under
consideration, and have discovered the most
astounding frauds. The Committee declare
that instead of six mill ,ons being due, the
claim should not justly amount to more than
one million, at the outside. Thus, they find,
in the accounts, pistols charged at fifty-five
dollars apiece muskets at one hundred and
twenty-five dollars, oats at five dollars a
bushel, hay at one hundred and twenty dollars
a ton-and other things in proportion. In
this way has this gigantic claim been made
up Congress cannot order the payment of
such claim without the individual members
being justly subjected to a suspicion of crimi-
nal participation in the frand. Let the public
look to it.-Lyaehburg Virginidu.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-04

JAS. d. PORTER. Esq, of Henry county, is
recommended in the CIrroH Patri1 by ''Amy
Anleric1ns' as q suitable candidate for repre-
sentative from the district composed of Madi-
son, Gibson, Carroll and Henry. Mr.. p.
wOnld make an able and efficient representa-
tive, should he be chosen Mr.. JOHN MCDOU-
GAL, of Gibson, is already announced as a
candidate in that district. Oar Carroll name
sake says che is young man of much prom
ise-deservedly popular wherever known"