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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
COMMERCIAL.


CIScISSA TI March 1.-Four unchanged the speculative
demand has fallen somewhat, but there change In
pr,eesi suPeFane s6,Sse6 reeeieis Light. Whsky de
cne; sales at %. ProyIsvns dull prices unse'e 1t is
difficult 70 give quotations C5untry brands PORK Of
ersd 9IS though tli 30 vas offered for lot Of hesyy
very dull; 100 hlls sldeS sold AtsS; $4,000
lbs. sold So to be deTe April lat but
SideI offered at The spot. NothinG
doing IN Erd, and prices nominal. Money market
unehanged exchange hr ats premium for EASTERN and
for New Orleans
NV YoEE March 4-Elour bnoyant Il, 500 bbls sold
S65oa6,Id Wheat arm; $4,000 bush sodi western red
81 -, white 81 So Corn quie mixed Soc yellow 80
BSs steady tiT 5OII g5 prime &s,75. Lard
heavy at1i5S9i3. Whisky dali.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Four continues firm; InsPee-
200 bbs, against SIS last
sales 2OOO bb superhne At S65 western extra at
N6S9s62L and family At ST sales to trade
nom 60 25 10 ST6O for comInon fancy Rye OIr,
go bbls sold at 025 Corn Meal impreving sales PnnA
$362893G9 Wheat wanted; sales 10 bush. At 81 81
81 50 for red and SlhS9IT5 for white RE in good de-
liAnd 9A93 Corn active; sales 500 bush. yeoW AZ
ss2 the former for damp. Oats, 5000 bush PennA sold
At b4H ass Whisky FIRM At 2T92se.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

E1-Shoeking 4eoident-A Degt' Han Hill.
td.-Yesterday morning deaf and dumb man
by the name of Anderson, was run over and
killed, above Bellaire, by train of cars ON the
Cleveland i Pittsburgh Railroad The unfor-
tunste was walking upon the track, and
did not see the train until it was close upon
him. Upon seeing the danger he ran ahead to
pass over u bridge before the locomotive could
overtake him. In the middle of the bridge the
engine struck hin, knocked him down, and the
wheels passing over his body literally quartered
him before he had time to comprehend the cause.
Anderson, ne believe, lived at Bellaire
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

tY- What Boots H.-Dr II. Malon AAeck, a
rosy-cheeked young man who travels on his
shape, Instituted suit before Aid. Duty, day
before yesterday, for the recovery of pair Of
well-worn boots. 1t seems that the delectable
Doctor had loaned the boots to railroad man
to wear whilst the said railroad man was getting
his own half-solcd, and then went off and shed
him for the price of the brogans. The disciple
of Esculapas acknowledged that he had loaned
the boots in friendly way, when he was mulct.
ed in the cost of the suit, amounting in all, to
about five dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
BUSINESS NOTICEs.
BRIDoEronr, Peaso township, Ohio.

December ., 1903.
MEssRs. T. II. LoGAN d Co-Gcnts, under
standing you agents for DIR. Todd's Liver
Pills. it gives pleasure to say TO you, that
the,Doctor's Pills are invaluable in Billions com
plants. have used them in my family for &c
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys-
pepsil, about 10 years ago, and when any of us
feel unwell we always use DR.. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JOSHUA BAKER.
T. II. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column. arf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

~ HigLwlymen A6Out.-As Mr. Thomas
Moore was returning home from Hendrysburgh,
the National road west of this city, one night
last week, he was met by two men, who, seizing
his bride, ordered him to "stand and deliverl''
Mr. Moore began speaking, when the robbers
Immediately ran away, having, it seems, mis-
taken their Mr.. Murphy had sold SOME
hogs in Hendrysburgh that day, and obtained
money in payment, and the villains no doubt
mistook Mr.. Moore for him. Mr. Murphy fortu-
nataly had gone home before dark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

tW-L Land Slide-A heavy land slide occur.
red yesterday morning the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, east of Glover's Gap, about fifty
miles east of this city. The express train from
the east, yesterday, was detained an hour or two
in consequence. The train could not effect a
passage aud the passengers and baggage of the
express were transferred to the mail train which
left this city the evening previous and which
MAS still detained at the Gap. The two trains
traded freights, and each turned about and pro-
eeeded in an opposite direction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
Trust sale.

IlY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO by John "
ID October ISt, 1851 and dolly recorded In
Deed Book ~ Ohio county Court page Is viii
public auction the door Of the House
Ohio county, Monday the Th day Of March, Is the
said deed forth, situated the h
Centre Wheeling, being the same property conveyed 10 said
Gill S. Brady aud 4 h Habbzi, Jelly
81 1851, containing about is acres Of isnd- Persons
string purchase VII call upon Jno vs. Gill Who viii take
pleasure in showing the Terms CT Sale, Cash The
persons however entitled 10 receive the will
range tine should the purchaser desire
Of security. Will such title
a f. vested In by the said deed.
J. H. PENbLETflN, Trustfe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

ET Chicken 77ieres.-Thesc tot0l villains arc
still following their avocatiOn, and hardly day
passes but we hear of some persons hen-roost
being robbed. The best way TO get clear of all
such cases is to give the thievss dose of pow
der and shot, and then leave them to the doc,
tors for future reference.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
J. II. THOMAS. n. D.
No-t64 Vine street.
yRcrNErs June % ISss

y" NiRcENEEs, u, June 2, ~.
PROP o. J. WOOD: A. you ahouI TO MANUFACTURES
and Vend your recently DISCOVERED Hair Restorative via
WhoJnsoevsri may that lave used
and known others tthAt have, fer several
been the haiti using ether Hair RescrtNts, that
dnd yours vastly superior any other know. 1t 80
tireiy eeanses the head OF dAtdrr, aud Nth nOns
proper viii restore PtrsSus hair to the original
youthful color ard texture giving h healthy, sen uhd
glossy appearance; and al this without dzcooTirF the
hands that apply Whieh drops would.
therefore, its every dsaTOus Of hAv
ing me col " ana texture &C thriI hair.
Respectfully yours, WlLSON king.
q. J. WOOD CO. Prorristsrs, si2 BTUAGvsy, \. >
lin the great y. Y. Wire Railing fstAbAhusutl ara ia
Market street, St Louis, Mo
aud sold b. AL Fooe DruFFistE.
deeS-dt-SGu-ly-k1 oet26-Hll'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

W Raia.-Wc had Spasmodic rain yester-
day which poured into the breasts of all pedes-
trims brave enough to brave it, The day was
real specimen of mad March. The month
came in like lamb, but seems to have assumed
the likeness of lion, or some other animal to
fulfil the proverb in going out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

ToRoSro, c. W. March 4-Fieming, formerly
telegraph operator. and O'I.eary, were cxecu-
ted to-day Both Of the parties made confess
sions. Fleming attributed the crime for which
he was convicted, TO the keeping of bad COM
pany and the habit of drink, Every exyrtion
was made to obtain Teprieve in his case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

Sr. LOUIS, March 4.-rhe New Mexican mail
of the l4ih ult arrived at Independence.
Nr. Criinshaw, mail contractor, just from
Zuni, reports it to be impossible to carry the
Kansas City and Stockton mail according TO
contract, unless the contractors are protected
against the Mohave indians.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

New YoKk, March 4.-Buenos Ayres dates to
January 18th, furnished by an arrival at this
port. report that tine U. 5. steamers Fulton,
Water wich and Harriet Lane passed Calonna
on Jan. 81 on their way to Paraguay, having in
tow the U. S. brigs Perry and cambridge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

Sr. Louis, March 4.-River sweIlri inches
but Is stationary again now. Nothing new
from the upper streams Weather clear aad
pleasant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

BosToS, March 4-Cbarles Sampson, Of the
firm Of Phillips, Sampson & Co, died in this
city to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

New YoRK, March 4.-Ths steamship Marion,
which, haa been ashore on Oyster Island for some
days, foa,ed off on the flood tide to-day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

wA rgUiHg the Point. Yesterday alter
noon, short time previous to the departure of
the Sunfish packet Ingomar, weil.Iooking
man and person whom we took to be his wife
(from the reserve which seemed to EXIST stood
upon the landing arguing the disputed point Of
who should go back after bundle which had
been forgotten up town. The wind was driving
chilling rain along the landing, but there they
stood each tao stubborn to yield. At last the man
in fit of anger struck the woman and started
after tho lost article, with some haste. The
woman with degree Of spirit we were surprised
to See started after her lord, making various in
effectual attempts to hit him with an qmbreli"
"A they disappeared around a corner, Before
they returned the boat had departed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

PITTsBURGH, March River feet 10 inches
By pier mark, rising. Weather wet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
LOCAL. M ALTERS.

D- Ne would call the attention of all de-
sirOus of learning beautiful, intellectual and
useful art, TO the advertisement of Photograph.
ic teaching in another column. Young men,
especially. should embrace the opportunity to
acquire this beautiful science.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
TRUST SALE

OY virtue NJ deed executed me by the Heap
field Railroad Company, bearing date the fth day o.
September, 1855. and record In the clerks Once ~
County Court Of Ohio county, In deed book So 81
7 Will the door OF the Coart Ohio
eosuty th- drs Monday Of March 10 oIecF
following piece parcel Of lSiuE Nrri
Ing thia limits OF the city Wheeling
bJuaded t5OEs-to cit: Beginning for
Of Qnncy and Fulton East side
thence With Fulton street North degs West
81 OF poll the East line Baltimore
line Of Baltimore North 8 dr
East 3i=TJ POLES in line with the SIDE OF
Chestnut thence North 81 deFs poles
Wheeling creek. thence down said creek With the eAnders
thereof South If IS poles North
Quincy street, North side Of Quincy
81 deFs. Igi poles the beginning confziuE three
This ground lies Immediately
Distirry properly In IA Wheeling. Selling TTus-
Will convey ssch tide ass vested In by SAID deed
TiENs o. s.Ln-ous-ourthir cash. and the Balance in
!sn29 JAS PAUL.. Tru.t.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

PHILADELPHIA sept 2, lese-
PHoy- wooD-Denr Sir: Year Hair ktSib lrOyfng
itself beneficial The frCn, the
Of head almost lost It's covv'ing-tn TACT nALD have
but half pint bottles your Restorative aud
the top my head veil studded It'll promising ereP q
young hair the aiso receiving btnent-
have tried other PREPARATIONS atef WhstrveF.
think from my personal receHm, Idation eaa Ia
d1ee many Others tTy 10.
Yogfs respectfully, D. II. THOMAS. MD.
Ma S64
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
Dissolution of Partnership.

TINE large well selected stock Of Dry Goods IN
the Of Levi Klein, No 80 Main street, Centre
Wheeling Opposite the residence ~ Mrs P Zane, VIII be
sold from this day forward un all are disposed Of At and
below preparatory to dissolution Of partnership
wanting in line will find their ad
vantage call ind examine the stock, the Rooda
and Immediately, without regard TO cost
LEVI KILN.
p S.-AH persons knowing thsnHeves Indebted 70 said
firm requested settle their Immediately
Sh<-ebs, sire cnst. lfeh2s-tf LEVI 4 KILN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05


I)Y viriue Drei Joseph Addlaou u
ID beaE5ng date th~ s7i Gay Yssr
isss daily rseorrd 3. The oee % ne Register o. cEss.
county, IRE Of Tennessee public auc-
tion highest bidder reay Eaoney on satarIay
IGN dav 81 March 1872 ne front door % tr Court
House % ono county, tz wh--inE all rgh
title ard the sAid Joseph o. beus
undivided otty IN f siuis o. IN and certain
parcel 81 land couts niE tiazand lyuE
bsins IN The county Of Ceee III stE:e % Il
which % lani Eich co1rrEsd Il
the sid Jossfh O. ADDISON and Johu A. By Alone
IIGfens, Of the STATE OF SeE YORK. By deed duly
THE sail ~ Of Coce. hearing date The day %
April, 1855 seiiinE As trustee. shan convey The par
uny title said deed 81
trust. Sale 70 eotnaeuce ~ 10 O'Clock A. \.
GRO. wIoKHAN. Austoni - n 1I'i -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

EE-Lol the Poor IRdian.-Tho Indians who
didn't perform ut Washington Hall on Thursday
evening on account of the indispOsitiOn of a
squaw and the abdication of the "indcfatigabIe
manager" have had hard row to hoe. The
manager. it is supposed, having incurred rather
heavy expense. with no sign of an audience to
settle it, took the first opportunity to leave Red
Jacket and his Troupe in the lurch, without
money enough to pay their hotel or hall bills
Not even their printers bill, as wecan testify,
feelingly. After the threatened exhibition on
Thursday evening many who had paid their
quarter, and very many who had not, (for more
than half the audience went in without PAYING
were anxious to find the monied man of the
concern, and manifested considerable indigna-
ton under the impression that the manager had
played the Gyastacutus game And SO he had
both upon Injuu and audience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

lie devote pArteul'T attention 20 the
OF aiIskiu
and ehroucl Seurzisia, Pa alysis Eplepsy DysppsiA
Piles and al drranFeIuruf the stomach LIVER ard Few
els and also 90 All chronic male seaseB Special httn-
ton vii be given 70 the tTrAfHentsf
ENE AND EAR
without the Of the Knife Needle, ard he has
SANITY hand excellent asEortuent - hcAuful Arts
eal Eyes and Tyr-Panunls, Ear DTuns, suitable fer
either and aHAEts-inEGrfeh In I'VE minutes.
DR. BAAkEh has made discovery Of Piuid that
vii produce perfect absCTpton q tie CAIAEIeT ard
perfect vision the Ey without the q tie knife.
Dr. Baakes produce thPusaEd CERTIFICATES Of bic
perfect ~ euFrE Cancer, old sore Ulcers
tula SEenga Tgmors q descriptions and Efhout
tie OF the knfs. Special arTar must BE made
Dr. Haakee for ~ tie last
eases. require h sdviee ara asrtot
Dr. BaAkef the sklri and cechtEied
FrOnE and Living. His fame Is known psT-
sonhiiy IN eary principal city IN the world.
ierr directed a. Dr. Bake lcrutainiuF
distAneee5Irsepy stntE he nsiars % thsE sssss.
shall be promptT stents treated b
pondenee EREE OF cHARGH Once heurs flan. A. y. ,
70 Pm. - ---al-- DR.. RAAKEE,
No. e LEXINGTON STREET
between ChATI-a and Lihsrty,
deeh-lTffwkH Rairnarr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
JOY TO THE Admirers OF
a ZINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TALK OF beauty. It eaa1et exist uithoat fEs had
hair hSn rsad The following. and n Jos ask mere, see
circular around zach bottle, aud 20 oEe San doabt;
PIsOF. WOODS HAIR KEsTORAFLV1E-
We call the old yeuHT, TITS
derful preparation which Lack oTignsI color,
Er@S hAreoseTs Tie brad Of the bald Win lsaGriant
grOEtrs14UNs1 tie daHru. itching, zad AL euiAheoEs
crdptions-causrs contiuu GOV CT The Guils
ana hence II us-d = suisr dIes-izE
preserve e0ior, and faihns
all is natural beauty. Ne call s iron h- bAIa
the gray In scalp ely
viii not, they value lie hoznE locks the UiteliEE
curl be phoGs it, Its praiss uloL tbs
Thousands
Agent Woods Hair Restorative In NeH Ha-
ID INT following letter regard 10 tbs RsstSra
tive, lev WeekHsiuce
DEkr RIvEA, CaSx-, July IS, 1875.
Mr.. LeaVenuorth-Sir: have been troubled With eaa.
dru1 scnrf head for more Than hair
began cut, scuTf and hair toErther- szr IN
New Haven pap about 'sWoods Hair Restorative asa
called your LIST Of April tast. AID
purchased bottle ry H. and found TO my sat.sfae
ton Il the hing IL removed tie scuf anc tafr be-
gan 70 sToE Il nos two Or re~ chez IN l-nth tsTs
e tnds all or have great faith In Il wish - send
bottles Post, bearer OF this uoEt
know any Of the k.nd used in tina place. lave
= market for many botfiys Alter u lie kHoNn hare
Yours with respect, RUFUs PRATf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

INDIA has cost the British Government good
many pounds sterling since she first undertook
the conquest OF that country. Although through
the skinning process which British officials so
well understand, she has yielded rich revenue,
yet taken altogether she is pretty desr whistle.
Her revolts have cost England some OF her best
blood and may yet cost more of il.
The last grea; mutiny has cost in round mum
mers e2l 100000 or about SlOOOOO,OOO-T
enough to run the machinery of our government
according to Democratic engineering, for little
over year.
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DR. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE

DR. BAAKEE viii
also give special
attenioh 70 the
following eRsea
Coughs-CoiA-.Csn-
sunIrt on. Group,
InnuvrEa, AsfhHIl,
Bronehitis ard ali
ouseT diseaseB Of
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

1rn0 Busheis ship STUFF in store and for -aIsby
l')OU uanl9l ~ heNABb.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-18
The slidell Cuba Bill.

The project Of Senator Slidoll. for put
ting 10 the hands Of the President $50,
100000. as pocket money" to "dick-
or" for Cuba, is regarded, even in the
South, 40 visionary, impractioablo and
absurd. The Charleston NcTeury says Il
Is absurd to talk Of buying Il, when it is
not for sale; and to forcibly seize il. would
involve US ia war with Great Britain,
France aud Spain. IL charaetorizes the
movement las q nero scheme Of politi.
cians, for moving the political waters in
ihis country" aud says, "the great oh.
iect sought is to raise new issues, to as
suage sectional feeling. to change, II pos.
sible, the front Of parties and, under the
clouds of confusion and distraction, TO Of
feet once moro party triumph. without
the hazards Of the fatal issues OF the
past"
Upon which tho RiohmOnd(vs.) } whig
remarks
Wo have no doubt Of the entire correct.
ness Of the heroury's views rs to the
motives Of the Administration and its
friends in bringing forward their $50.
100000 scheme for the acquisition OF
Cuba The Democratic party. in view
Of It's present deplorablo condition, and
Of the necessity Of doing something 10 re-.
trieve iIs fortunes before the commenoe
ment Of tho Presidential campaign, is vi.
tally interested In diyerIing public atlon
ton from the shortcomings Of the Ad
minisiration. Any project or device
therefore, which will avert the eyes Of the
people from It's extravaganza, its proai.
gacy, It's corruption, viii be readily seiz
cd on, aud pressed with the utmost zeal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-18

Senator Toombs Of Ga. made = power.
ful speech IN tie Senate. on "wednesday
tho oh inst, in reply to Bigler's special
plea for modification Of the tariff, in or.
der to meet The expenses of the Govern
ment 10 argued 10 favor Of sho tariff
Of 1867. as amply sufficient to meet the
expenses Of the Government. Il econom-
ioally administered. lie characterized
the present Administration as e1traya-
gant, pronigaio and corrupt, IN every de-
parlment lie said, and trulhfully, that,
instead Of bringing the revenue up to Tho
expenditures, as has been attempted, ws
ought to cut the expenditures down iC
.he revenue. lie argued ir favor Of re-
tronehmont 10 the Post Office department
making il self.susiaining, and said tht
Government had no more right 10 carry
the correspondence Of tho country, thar
lie hay, corn or cotton. Ho denounced
the policy Of keeping up large navy ant
slrauding army in time Of peace. Tn,
speech was a sumner 10 the Administra
tion and the friends Of a high tariff.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-18
oregon a state.

The Evoked question" has ht longIh
been settled. Oregon has been admitted
so full communion with the sisterhood Of
States, making the 3Sd Legitimate child
born to "Unolo Samuel. n Of whom are
"while." This event took place on Sat.
urday, In the House Of Representatives,
At Washington, and was confirmed by
che close vote Of ia to los. This was
not party vote, however. To be sure,
a majority Of tho Republican members
voted against tho bill, but they were by
no means opposed to tho admission Of
Oregon, as State. They had other good
and sufficient reasons. Thoy objected Il
the manner In which she was presented,
her anIi-Republican constitution, her
want Of sufficient population, according
TO the new democratic doctrine, and the
OdlOus distinction set up between her and
Kansas. The Republicans claimed that
Oregon and Kansas, having both made
application. should share tho samo fate
and that the disability. placed upon Kan
sas by The English Dill. should bo remov
cd, or else that tho rule should be extend
ed to Oregon also. But no. Oregon waI
democratic and she must bo admitted
forthwith, whilO Republican Kanras mus
other objections that weighed heavily ia
the minds Of some, among which wa,
the fact that tho Constitution Of Oregon
douios the negro any redress IN Court,
thus carrying out tho odious Dred Scott
dogma. Several Republicans, however,
waived these objections and with their
aid the bill passed. No loss than Miriy
southern democrats voted against admis.
sion, as a frOO state. while IS RcpubR.
cans voted for admission. nolwilhstand.
ing the objections wo have named. Ore
gOu therefore owes hor present admis.
sion to Republican votes.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-18


Thisboly ia elill dragging iil slow length along.
Ia the Senate, on Thursday, Che i0sh, strong
speeches were made On Bger's reaoluuou IN re-.
iatiun 10 thc tariff, clingman Of ~ G. opposing
and Simmons Of r. I iavoring protection.
On Friday, nc case Of the Indiana Senators
was laid on The table bya party vote. Me- Ben.
lamln made lengthy speech IN favor Of The ac.
quistiou Of Cuba, which was replied 10 iorcibly
by Nc. Doolitle Of Wis.,
Mr. Dooliite submitted propoaiion, IN lieu
Of Cuba bill, 10 purchase a tract Of territory
in Contalos South America, Gor the colonization
Of free negroes.
On Saturday, ihe Oregon Dill came up IN the
House and finally passed-ayes ia, nays 100.
On Monday Senator Hunter made a strong AT.
gumcnt in favor Of the Tariff Of 1851 and Ia n.
yor Of Az vAlosss as opposed 10 specific duties
The Indian Appropriation Blll came up In
tho House on Tuesday, when Stanton Of o. made
a telling speech IN favor Of rotrcnchmenl and de-
nounoing tho extravaganoo Of the Admiuistra'
ton.
Mr. sherman's Navy Investigating COMMITTEES
brings 70 light tho mos. astounding frauds and
corruption in high places, IN which the Pfesidonl
himself Is said 20 be implicated. Tho Rop0r
will be submitted In a few days
Although Congress- has but twelve more work
ing days, nothing has been done 70 relieve the q
nancial embarassment OF tho Government o
provide for tho redemption Of outstanding treas
ury notes.
Moss. Lane aud Smith have been admitted, al
Senators from Oregon.