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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
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the following offer; II they will pay Us 81 so
in advance, we will send them the TAIBuSE,
free, until the Is. Of January and begin the
year then.
We also offer TO any one, who win send us
three or more yearly paying subscribers, a
copy Of tho THoUsE AND GARDEs' monthly
family paper published at Cleveland, for one
year. Il iswell worth 81 90.
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All kinds OF Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept con
stantiy on hand and for sale cheap At the Tat
nuNE OFucE; such as
Deeds, summons,
MoFtgngos, Subpoenas,
Attachmcutss Nendiet
Executions, Constable Sales,
Hank Notes, &c., SC.
UFJuslices and Notariea supplied on roas-
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DR.. 8. o. RtcHARDsON's
SHIBRY VINE BIYTTHS.
The Celebrated English Remedy
+ K
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION;
Jaundioe; Fever kbd kghe, Gtherdi
Debility, aud all DiseRFea RFiking
from a, DisOrdered StOmkeh,
Liver or Bowels,

THEY ub used shd iseommended by leading nv
arisns oitho epuhiiy, ard Ell who w thsm pfo.
DS. JAS, IT, LEEPERE, write, nom Ravul.;
STARK Co, Ohio, "the BitleFi are highly praised ~
those s9asriag iom lndles'iioh, dy'Pspda ahd i've
KS DAVIS, foHna,tsi at wiiism,poa,. Oils
'ays, "hqY give gTeat ,siuiueticu. ! We tttm ny
SELF haying lakon cold, heeoms PROSTATE and iqn NJ
aPPsiilss 4 relieved me, apdi sih fscommehd With
oR- WIN M. .KkkR, u Pbssis5lbs, ia writes
ut that they are tla most falunhln medicine onsred
~ hg, ffsqmmvHara iheh WITH stsa, irtes'i, 'nf
neal ana tsheiaiheblttt.
TiioMAs sHSf6t1, Es5.. bl55si,1lue, Niaiy
Co., lnd writes ui long letter, under date ef Mays,
1900 Hswai much reduced, ,heTirE bsen slieisd %
ihfee years VII great nevous debility. papiaop OF
The heart eiihe most severe apd profraHrs 1rpoteri
'4eesi p,lns ilg beiQsi gas completely 'v''ois4,
GEoIlGB W. HOFFMAN ,syi ks was smIs,sd
uithreumatsm for twfnty years, "a alitynroul lprnl
snd a thf date ofhi, le,tsfhe h3dpetd t~e ygsi, ys
The " lof gectng the core, Nhsn seyeIal phyttienl
attending him could Do him no good. iesaJf, .iut
rhepmaiiwi dyipspiia, lYsT ePpPPiqi, iansy ahee-
nIh safSe,s ,l y y ,pseite esfislp s. 49,
"a section yheif Fegef 9qd AFua pleraifl thil ~
mest eheeifaily lygona. ts. helm ~ dsl5sd fntit8
sl,.ss.ss9 2, HENE9 Ai&9 AGILE, ofsf efsiA ASp
NIX. GAf.LEHERs Y D., writes nom vsp yreri,
ohos"l moflfe'nectully Iseomms y ths smry WIS
who require q sllmupiinf mtdleias.
Such News we are Receiving Daily.
FULL bikEcIibNs ACCOMPANY BBtbBor.
m TIE.
They aIe soldly Medicine Ddhlon generally.
,.i .l.' r.,, J.N. HARRIS 4 Coz "A
Cincinphil, ohlo, PropdstoH loT The epu,he'a and
s,,Wgfteru siatoai 20 whom aatfati al elder
For aAle BY N....a
DuBeis ttio. sd l. 81 John 4 ca.flsiiai D..
Lametsi 8 o., MslmeFs ceilsf 3 htlsi 4as1nsiai
g. w. ChHinarFrlf MdruhliQi d. q W. ti1iil1ans
Bereieki W Miileh Auica
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CHESTER P. HARD.

Peruvian SYRur is a Solution Of the Pro-
toxide of Iron, new discovery in medicine.
and strikes at the root Of disease by produ-
eng healthy blood, the source Of ali vitality
in the human organism. For sale by all
Druggists. J. /. st, ohm q Co. Agents
Tinin, Ohio, dee 7 4w
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on the e5th inst. in this city, n 0e ~.
iheran Parsonage. by Rev. J. Cutler, Me-
JoNNTnNN &. JonpAN and Miss hkvtSa
WHITMAN, ali OF this county.
On the 10th inst, In the NJ. r. Church,
Melmorc, Ohio. by Rev Jesse Williams, Nc
J. n SNyprR TO Miss CAFuAalNg WootRrFr
On Christmas, 95th Dec, BY Rev j. n
Good, Mr. JonN @. haowN to Miss MAei
MtLLrR, both ofeity Of Tif6n.
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~ InaIa pyspepsia Cure.

DR.. G0ueher, Of Findlay, Ohio, having
used the East lhdia Dyspepsia Cure 10 his
family, reeoHmends i eonfdenuy in Dyspep-
sia. Nervous Debility, DC, DC
DoBOls a CO., sgehls. Tifin .,
6eclt2W
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Seneca Land Company-There viii he
a meeting ofthe members Of the Seneca Land
Company. at the Court House, on Monday
Jan. 7th, atlP.M.
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card lines OF less one year SVu
15V-A reduction Of per cent from the above rates
viii be made for Cash.
The space occupied BY 10 hnss cr'he type composing
the body Of The advertisement, will be eonsidsrsd
square
An tranfent advertisements, together with Admins
traitor, Ataehment, Read an1 Ditch Notices, must be
pNid form advance.
Advertisement, inserted for an indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one or
more changes will be allowcd.
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There has been remittsd from this place to
S. c. Pomeroy, sco'y. ofthe Executive Com
mittee at Atchcson Kansas, in Sundry drafts
on New York S5l4,22.
H.G. sPAYTH,.
Tiffin, Dec. 9th, 1860 Treas. X. r. +.
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Fridny, December rs, 1850.


wobave oil the facilities fthe larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book aud Job Printing
in the highest style Of the Art, and On very
reasonable terms. Give ua call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

The Firemen's Fair, this far, has been
decided success. Five hundred persons at
To Dded on Monday evening and over eight
hundred on Tuesday evening The Wigwam
presents attractions never before seen in Tiff
fin. 1t looks like the palace Of Alladin. The
display Of steel ongravings, oil paintings and
Autographs is the fnest we ever saw and EN-
braces many exquisite works Of art, The as
sOrtment Of toys, fancy goods, China and sill
ver.plated ware is enough 10 make ones
eyes stick out. These ore all being sold at
the usual retail prices or distributed in gift
enterprises. BY investing small sum, say
SO cts or a dollar, one may draw splendid
silver tea sctt or some other article, worth
twenty time the money. A splendid $500
gift enterprise is about to come OF and others
will follow. Great inducements arc offered
for to night, to morrow night and Monday
and New Years evenings. Our friends ID the
country are missing rich treat, Il they do
not visit the Firemens Fair
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

DIR. McmiIleu Of Cleveland will be at
the shawhan House, in Tifin, on the 9Th Ct
Jan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

CorreetiOn--The name Of the person who
was injured At Foneannon's Saw mill was
Benz. Reed and not Twiggs, as we had Il last
week
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Kansas Relief Fund-Through the
kindness ofRev. H.G. spayih, general for
Jardiug agent for this place. vu have been
furnished the following list Of contributions,
..... he r.rl..n. l,.-n.hi,.. h.nra n.,.,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN WIND

tESThattheTRIBUNE has the larg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising I'm Seneca
County. "a
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Timn Prices Curfenf.

tOoHssied weekly By ., sbdysr deefsfiu Diy Gooda,
StossIIs Cap s'las, Bee. 40 5es, 80 Esssy
Or Grain aud ffoduoe foT catA,
WuEAT--0,e0aI .pql
CckN-- fhsllfdllI,
do 4 GHTl 5Oc.
RIE-O0675
BARLEY-rC0a15.
OAT8-e0 at2t
POrArOEa-901QS
FLaXSgnD-s sO.O00l,o0
EnTTta-- lea0Uc
LkhD-So
IALLoW--0c
BnoAtn y lAHN--l04ila.
do sirEs AND snoULphag- 687e.
PIoKLrn poHH--Aana.
CLovEH etnD-4 f,eo.11l 81.
BEEswaN--0o a41ci
fEtrnEns--i04ooo,
hk0E-1c
GASES iiiuzs-5a 0gJf
DH4 DO l0c.
Eaoa-~i2o. b doyfn.
Tiaaihg haad,- tt3an
DaEslEn Hoa5, 0i2 59iT5.
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Trains on tho Pittsbure, II. Wayne aud
Chicago Road pass Forest az follows; Going
East, 4.30a. M, and 3;53p. N. Going West,
1856 a. m., and 1887 p. m.
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Cnnfinn.

The public Rillbo candatitgg: thty Foiths fs6uinS
faiu Her, astome uhptneipaltd ntn, us6that humd
ioT their worthless compounds IN 20 d6inr hey DE-
eeive the gommunusi and infingo unoh The "IfadS
Meh ~ iefty Davis Any nofiun fonnd islhag,R
.Pain ~ ilef ana not oi Do fcnuusi maauf,eiuftdty
hw
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Agreed upon BY the proprieiori Of the Tin Tribune
and Seneca Advertiser, May 10Th, is5s, to be strictly
enforced IN an cateH
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nIEI,.

In TiFu, on tho 9th Nov. Mrs Elcnora
Blasius, wife Of Frederick Blasius, sgod Sc
yeats aud . months.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

LCousetod weekly, by n. A. BUsKIRK n Bro,
Wholelale and Retail debleTS IN Gfoceies and pro.
duee Of alikiadss shEWban's BLOCK THIN OIL
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NNUSTC.

have made arrangements to
Keep on hand large supply Of de Choicest Music.-
hlstge supPly a iust received, and any new muais
Iiavi's the ladis'to can uHd examine my rev s,eok
j. PELAN.
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For Sale at this Office.

One Full seholarshipin the Eclectic College Of Aisd
eihs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tue sbo,s viii be .oId very shssp for Calh.
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THfiu agetkIg Tribnut,
LoeaI and MlssellaneOns.
sanduskY, DAYTON a Cincinnati n. Il.

Dayton Cincinnati n. r..
Pssseneer Trains on this road now leave
this Station o. follows;
Going South Going North.
Mail, Mail, P N
N. Y. Ex. II 4OPN n. Y. Ex.. $40 A ~
Way Fr't. Mondays, WAY Fra. Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Thursdays and
Fridays. o.. .4.55PM Saturds ....7FN
Thro. Pr Daily an Thr'o Frt Daily rN
clyde station.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass CLYDE Station as follows: Going Bast,
Buffalo Ex 500 M, N. Y. Ex 5:i9 r. m.
ding West, Thr'o. 1886 a.. m, Chi. Ex. 10;
80 p. m.
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops,
This plsatant oonfeeton and Sueeessiul eEtermina-
tor ofan kinds Of Intestinal Worms is fast taking the
place Of al ths nauieous vermifuges which have
long been In They contain No MRRouEY-are
perfectly harmless, pleasant the taste, aud Ell
eaeioss In al cases. Aakbs
MATTHKws' CHOCOLATE worm DROPS
(NO Csihanis whaisvetis necessary to be sivsu)
Fseuals By l. L. 81. John q Co., Dubois & 20. and
aug5iiy Al MATTHEWS, Buffalo, NY.
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subscribers OF more.
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A New Thing uRder the sun.
WALKER's "suRE CURE" FOR THE FILES.
WsfnHted Care OF money refunded.
For sails By Duhois 4 Co., sols Agenu for THin,
u. deon-lOw
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The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

H5s- man in Virginia was recently killed
by drinking quart of whisky at once. Pretty
good whisky that. We have it in this State of
a quality that will kill instantly if taken by the
mint
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14
Notice..

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
"A to not commit trespass by entering upon
and occupying my lands for any purpose what
ever
The boundary lines are clearly defined in the
record of my patent and plat of the BUENA-
VENTURA GRANT, as made in the Recorders
Office of this county
Any one desirous of further information can
apply to William Magee, of Shasta
P. B. READING.
Shasta County, Nov. 2lst, 1859. n26tf
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

Ion, and deely regret that this influence has
not always been exercised to correct this evil.
If gentleman who adjust their difficulties with
out resort to arms are tainted with cowardiee
1t cannot be expected that duels will not be
fought 1t requires, indeed, a high degree OF
moral courage to refuse to recognize a code
which majority of the community have sane
TONED. The law prohibiting dueling has no,
been enforced, and therefore remains dead
letter upon the statute book
The Governors views on the question of pro-
lection to foreign-born citizens, we most heart
lily endorse. The fact is, Gov. Weller has al
ways been emilently sound on this question.
He says:
would recommend TO the Legislature the
passage of resolutions Instructing our Senators.
and requesting our Representatives, to support
such measures as shall secure our citizens, ep-
eTyehere, the enjoyment of their rights rega dless
OF birthplace. | think that the remedy would
be attained by the enactment of a law empow-
ering the President, on exhausting diplomatic
measures, to obtain the release of our citizens.
to declare differential duties on the vessels and
cargoes of the offending nation, or to embargo
their vessels for a limited period.
The Federal Government still owes us 81
7G5,0l2 l3, which she ought to pay.
Further legislation for the better securing of
the homestead is recommended
He declines to submit to the Legislature sun
dry resolutions, from northern and southern
States, upon the negro question. He herein has
acted wisely.
He defends himself for pardonng so many
convicts. He has pardoned but &C. Johnson
pardoned 49. Bigler in his last term, pardoned
a.
He earnestly favors the overland mail coach
roads, and a Pacific Railroad
With some very appropriate remarks on the
veto power he concludes his Message
As whole, we deem it very able State pa
per. Many of its recommendations, if acted on
by the present Legislature, will rebound greatly
to the good of the State.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

A RTICLES OF GOLD.-Conssting of Ladies
"A and Gentlemens Watches of all descrip
tons, Chatelaine, Fob, Vest Guard, and Neck
Chains, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Brooches, Brace
lets, Ear Rings, Pencil Cases, Lockets Buckles
Rings, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes, Seals, KEYS,
Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms, Thimbles.
Cane Heads, .Armlets, Crosses, and everything
new and beautiful in Coral Work, Canoes, Jet
Work and Mosaic
ARTICLES OF misunderstanding Of Nap
kin Rings, Knife, Fork and Spoon, in cases, Salt.
cellars, Spoons and Forks; Ice Scoops, Fish,
Desert, Butter, Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives
Pitchers and Goblets. Tea Sets, complete, Cake
Baskets, Castors; Butter Dishes, Salvers, Ii
quor Stands, Trays, Coffee Urns, Cars-R--st
kets, 81.
eSZ- Diamonds set in every style of ornament
now in fashion.
Country orders. sent by express, are attended
to with punctualty and Dispatch and satsfac-
ton in all cases guaranteed.
Watch Repairing commands our particular
and prompt attention. dIO:3m
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14
TAMMASY HALL.-The New York Herald say

TAMMASY HALL.-The New York Herald says
of the late election in that city:
The result is the total defeat of Tammany
Hail. with all its corruptions intrigues and trick
cries. That contest was a life and death aues-
ton for Id Tammany, that house of harlors,
and when on the announcement of the vote last
night by the chairman of the meeting held there
the Havemeyer banners were torn into frag-
ments by their bearers, and the crowd deserted
the hall with cheers for Fernando Wood, the
echoes announced the downfall of Tammany
Habits rottenness and its treason"
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

FINED FOR AvENGrsG HIS WIFE's DIsHoSoR =
Othne Russell, the returned Californian, who
avenged his wife's dishonor by stsbbing and
trying 10 shoot her reverend seducer, has been
fined by the Windham Conn, Superior Court
four dollars, and sentenced to the county Jail
till March lst. He plead guilty to simple as
sanlt and battery, the "intent to kill' being
omitted.
if it were not irreligious and immoral, we
would say - country wherein a magstrsts fs
permitted to fine and imprison man fc- en-
deavoring to slay the destroyer of his wife's
henor
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14
Notice.

A LII INDEBTEDNESS of the undersigned
"A must be lquidated, by note or otherwise.
by the FIRST of January, 1860
dist DRS. DESHIELDS Il BATES.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14
The stevenson---Johnson Fight.

The cause Of this difficulty is thus given by
correspondent of the Marysville Democrats
We think the Beacon, if this version be true,
will withdraw its censure of Mr. Stevensou.:
Members who are supposed to be waverng
in the support of the man fer whom they are
now voting, are put under strict guard, which
brought about the unfortunate difficulty between
Stevenson, ofTehama and Johnston, of Amador
(Johnston, for some days past, has intimated ta.
he would leave Weller and help close the con-
test. Word was Immediately sent to jackson
for his partner to come down and look after
him. This man and another have been constant
companions of Johnston since their arrival In
many instances they have been rude to gentle
men when attempting to converse with. their
friend. They came to the caucus with him on
Friday night saw him inside the door, and re-
manned near by to watch events. During the
evening Stevenson and Johnston paired off for
the purpose of going out few minutes In
passing out of the door, Johnston's friend order
ed them back; Stevenson explained that they
had paired off. The reply was, ',pair off and be
Id" and struck Stevenson a heavy blow in
the face The crowd prevented further hostii-
ties. The parties re-eutered the caucus, when
words passed which ended in Stevenson striking
Johnston with his cane, bringing little claret,
but doing no great injnry.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

Reg Gov Weler's last annual message was
not sent in to the Legislature uut Monday last
one week after the assembling thereof. This
Is believed to be unparalleled in Legislative
annals-no other Governor in the United States
ever before having waited one week after the
organization of the Legislature before he sent
in his annual message, as required by the Con-
stltuticn- 1t is supposed that he thought it
might damage mis- Senatorial chances
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14
EStray.

~ STRAYED from the subscriber at
~ Piety Hill, Bay Poney Mare, with blaze
ace; no brand. A liberal reward will be paid
or her recovery. WM. K. CONGER.
Piety Hill, Dec. 10. dlo:st
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

lS BAD TAsTE.-Last week Governor Weller
grant Commissioner, aud sent the appointment
10 the Senate for confirmation. Taken by sur
prise the Senate went into executive session and
confirmed the appointment. On Saturday last
be tried to play the game again, by sending 10
two more appointments. The Senate however,
rebuked him by refusing to go into executive
session. The idea of making these appoint
ments, to last for two years, but few days be-
fore the expiration of his term, and thus FORE
stall his successor, was deemed most disreputa-
BILE, and resulted in domaging his chances for
the Senatorship.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

Gsn- "Numskull' writes to the Beacon tha
"two-ihirds Of the taxpayers of Shasta county
are in f'vor of Weller, as between him and Dem
YER" "Numskull'' would not so declare if he
were speaking on oath. The fight is now over
and there is nothing to gain by Dragging. We
are confident in our own mind that Denver was
four times as strong in this county as Weller.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

SHASTA, Jan. IA, 1860.
r., FLOUR AND GRAIN Gin, n. Y, ...... I@l4
riour, ,.......... 5G53 Gin, Holland, w 2@2i
barley: ......... 4G4l Port Wine, ........2G25
Corn Neal, @51 Sherry, -. ......2(d4
kiln dried do. 5G Champ'n. - bas. .I2(e1l4
GROCERIES. Claret y case, 44@42
Sugar, N. O.,...t3!@l4 Sauterne. 5jG s.
crushed. .l5(a) l6 Absynthe, ......10@l2
pulverised, l7tG19 NAILS.
MOI Chi, ll@l2 Ass'd cut, u ky, ST@7I
Lard, .........l8Gl9W Wrought, = tb, 100
Coffee, ,...........30G 40 Mule and Horse.
Syrup, E. B. @Sl,25 r ib, ......... 4oG so
Lemon,... S2@24 Cut Spikes, ...... 7(17
Mackerel, lbls. STA LEATHER.
kitts; ;25lbs ,S5@ Sole, oak I'd, z fb, a 55
haislns, layer, S5GG 6 Sole, hemlock, SOFA
g bunch,... sea Harness, ......... 5o(a 60
Peaches, Chile, 26@ @2s Skirting, ....... 5o(d 90
Apples, dried, 16@17 Kipskins, r. TO-. .Sl64
Currants, Eng, 25@2s Sheep skins, 49,. 9Gl2
east Powders, S24G93 Calf skins, s,......~S4G,5I
SaieratuS, ...... I2G1lSi IRON AND STEEL.
Cream Tartar, ,...45@5Oi iSweeds, bar, as
Salt, ";;.....:.. 4@6 sorted, T. tb, 9@lo
Beans Cal.white, 6G6l American. sGd, Q
do Bayos,... 6@65 Shoe shape, Sw'ds. "a 10
Rice, Carolina, ll6l2 " Norway. loGl1
Rice ,China,N mol 6@69 American. lOGll
Candles, SPERM SOFA Tom iron. ass d. llG
adamantt, 25Ca Russian, sheet, 25@
Tea, Y H., ...."65@7o Cast steel, assd, 22@?5
G. P, ......65@ German, .........2s@
" Imp, ......4o65O Plow Isaac
q Black, .4JG15O rRurrs
1srk, hf bbls., Sl6@ls Brandy peaches,
hams' Billings, 22t25l q case, ....-Ss@10
g canvassed, ls@2O % cherries ...... Gas
Bacon, clear, ....l7@lsI assorted, 49,. Gas
Butter, '........ 35@40 Preserves, asst, SOLO
Cheese, .-......". @25 Pie fruits........ 6@74
Goldfish. 11LT10t
LIQUORS. TOBACCO.
Brandy, N. Y, 65aSI Grape, r. fb, ...25M45
Cog, ... 2G13 Fruit, .40G342
French, 4@8 Twin Brothers, $1,000
cherry ..........23693 Nectar, Leaf, ,.....37@3O
Whisky Mon..... 9OaSl Peach, .44(ds4O
" Rye......... l@14 Smoking, gross, S4
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-14

Ea5~ Capt. Tom Browder is on trial in San
Francis o, upon the charge of being practical
Mormon, that is, for bigamy. The Times says
the evidence given q is such we do not care to
report, it being Of character not apt to interest
or profit the pure minded, however it might
pander TO the prurient taste of the vile and cor
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-21
Fright in Georgia.

Tho Columbus (Ga) Sun o: the 29tb ult
says:
by n private lottor from Upper Georgia.
wo learn that an usurrcctonurv plot had
been discovered among tho negroes in the
vicinity OF Dalton and Marietta. aud great
excitement was occas0ncd by it ard still
prevails.
Tho train from Dalton on tho Western
and Atlantic road brought tho intelligence
that Sunday night was the timC appointed
to burn the town of Dalton. and destroy as
many lives as possible. II was fortunately
discovered in time, and thrty-six negroes
were arrested, and confined in Jail. They
confessed that after destroying the town OF
Dalton, they were to 90 out into tho little
| villages ard vicinity, and accomplish all
| they could in tho work of obstruction -
| They intended on tho succeeding dnv (Mon.
day. to 20 in n body to tho railroad. aud
after taking possession OF the train. to pro
coed down tho road, stopping as long as
! !ncy saw lit at cach station, Intending &c
roach Marietta in tho night. whcrc il wa:
! designed to pursue tho work of killing anC
! burning, and thence us far on the road al
| they were successful
From Dalton to d few miles above Mari
otta, tho pooplo wero under arms, and hac
adopted measures to protect tho women anc
childrcn. AS soon us tho train from Chat
tanooga reached Marietta, on Saturda,
mcruing,a meeting of the citizens was called
and n strong guard appointed, who wero re
lievcd by another on Sunday. Tho mIilar,
computes turned ut,and every prccautior
was taken.
1t is no: thought that any Of tho negroes
| of Marietta wcro concerned in il, thougI
those arrested in Dalton say they expccto,
to gain men and arms along tho railroad Il
far as they went. They had quantities o
arms in their possession, and white men in
stigatcd tho plot, though none lave yot boeI
arrested, for want of sufficient proof"