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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
ForclEncrs Or s,a,ccn

Win you stultig yourselves, by.yotiug
with party that beTays- aud. insults
you, by trying to1use with your sworn
and deadly enomica, the Know-Nothings,
N Ohio, as they have dune in New York
and Pennsylvania Is this the feast to
which you have been inyit by the lead-
ers Of the Democratic partyl Are you
willing to lend yourselves party TO
such an Infamous sohcmel Let the 9Th
day Of November answerl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Keen the 15irre WurninF.

Republicans Of Seneca, are you ready
for the fnol struggle, which comes ofFon
TUESDAY, the Ga day Of NovEM-
Der. Have you done and are you doing
all ihat can be done tosecurc the largest
possible vote for Old Abel Is every man
working in sis own immediate ncighbor-
hood to bring out a full vote aud TO per-
suadc his nc'ghbor that il is for his in-
tercstto vote for Lincoln--to cast his bal.
lot and his influence on the side Of Free
dom aud against bogus Popular sove-
roigntyl These are important questions,
which every man should answer for him-
self. The Douglasitcs arc already whip
ped out-thoy have no hope Of elccting
their man-they cannot carry single
statc---but this, instead Of causing Re-
publicuns 70 relax their efforts, should
only impcl them to renewed cxertions in
the good cause. Our enemies, although
defeated In October, will fight with the
desperation Of madmcn and we must not
count upon a victory without an effort.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
OmcInI mnIoritics.

The official majority Of Col. Curtin, FOR
Governor ofPcnuylvania, foots up 49,
O92. Tho official majority in Ohio, for
Supreme Judge, is l9 ,0O2 and for the 9TH
er officers over $4,000. The official
majority Of Henry S. Lane, for Governor
of Iud., will reach 10000, These MAORI.
ties will be increased in November.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Freedom az The TICSs PrOhih
Ited im Illinois.

The editors Of the Democratic Paper
at Benton, Illinois, Messrs. A. & q. Sci.
lera, having de cided 10 support Lincoln
aud llOmlin in preference To Douglas aud
Johnson, were waited upon by Dirty
work Logan the Douglas Member of
Congress from Egypt who collected a
mob Of over one hundred persons who
entered the office, dnG compelled tlre pub.
fishers 10 stop while working OF their
paPersS'EThe mob then took possession
Of tAe 'cfice and compelled the editors Is
gako $500 iPr an office that had cost them
over S7oo Tho ring leader in the affair
gave the editor the alternative Of being
put out of his own office or sell the same
for one half its value. Such is the Doug
las Democracy In Southern Illinois
0crJudge Collamer has been re-elect.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

eTREMEMBER, THAT EV-
try VOTE CAST FOR STEPH
Nv A. DOUGLAS, rs A VOTE
~ THROW TIE ELECTION
or PRESIDENT INTO THE
LOUSE AND THUS PREVENT
4 CHOICE BY THE PEOPLE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Lnnk In Ynur ,l,irkoIAI

r member that spurious tio,eb were
ucd from the Adu.rii ~ fic,, az the
4 election. The same thing may be at
mptcd again. Republicans, see to it
r.st oil tho tickets are genuine aud
thatlhcy have oil the names of the cleo.
hrs upon them, in their proper order
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0SrMr. Douglas repeated in his speech
at Detroit that he chad brought Old Abe. "
"Don't he think" asks the Tribune, she
has brought him cut little 100 far for
his own goodm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

The Northern District. ,Os2 900; an
increase Of 10000 in the last ten years.
The Southern District numbers I,262,-
1885, gain since 1850 Of 100000. This
gives totsl of 2,656,is7.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
COhft Of Com mon Plea $
OfSemeca County Ohio.


Samuel ". Boss, J6shaa A. Cla.k 4 Jacob
A Dibble partners fs Boss, Claik and g ib-
BILE, Plaintiffs.
aFsiha5
Benjamin r. VaBhatia 4 Elita Vannatta his
wife, Defendants
The said defendants will take rotite, that
the p laintihs on the lsjh dsy uf S,wsuIef
1860 Sled iheir petition in tie CuIt Of Com
mon Pltas Of Seneca CCtttv Clio arairst
them, wherein in substance they say, that
On the 18th day Of April, te53, plaintiffs re-
corded a judgment against dcitf cent Ih7a
Vannatta, iLon Eliza Ellis. and tte J,hn'
Bcard, partners ns Jcl Beard 4 Co., in said
Court for 1859 &c and costs Of suit That
defendant Eli "a vas sole md unmarried ct
said date and her nam then was Eliza Ellis
that she is ow wife Of D,fLdant Benjemin
y. Vanuatm.
That at the time Of rendition Of said iudg-
ment said Eliza was owner in her own right
and now ls such owner, OF In Lot No S6, in
town Of Attica. Seneca county. Ohio. as her
own separate property, shat neither said Ben
ianm p. Fannatta or said John Beard have
any goods and chattels, lands or tenemcnts
ont Of which to make said iudf ments by levy
and sale on execution, that sold Eliza has no
other property in the state Of Ohio. That
execution was last issued anon said iudqment
on the I2th day OF September 1854, and duly
levied upon said In Lot.
Ihat safd judgment is unreversed and un-
paid and that shcre is due thereon 10 plaintiffs
from deiendants The sum Of 1889 46 with in
tetest since April I6, le53-and costs and
paying judgment nnd order Of sale of said In
Bot, that plaintiffs have caused attachment to-
issue
| That defendants must answer said petition
on or before the 2ith day Of November 500.
or Judgment will be rendered thereon accord.
ingly.
| Pennington, Lee & Brewer,
Sept. lS.6w. SS,75 Att'y for PIT,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0STThe Detroit Tribune says that Mr.
Douglas may well emphasize "my great
principle" for, FIVE are to Judge from
the oleotionreturns, it is Eobody else's
principle r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0trREMEMBER TIA TUES.
TAY NOVEMBER 9TH rs f.
IECTION DAY. REPUBLT.
CANS, SPEND TIE WHOLE
IAY IN THE ca USE or YOUR
COUNTRY.A1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

TUE HARnN CouNrl rRgAsURY The dif
hcultlcs growing OUT Of the dvfalcation Of
Daniel Barron, AZ Treasurer Of Hardin coun.
morning last. by the action Of Judge Law.
renee, Ia removing Mr. Barron. "a Treasurer
aud appointing Mr. q, h, MoCro 10 take charge
OF the business Of the oilio0 until a Treas uryr
shall be appohicdhy lhe County Commission
crs aud Auditor, to tiIl out rrSasurcr Bauuu
uucNlirvJ term. m.-iABp.S Co. RlTpBLiCAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0S-The Republican majority over Fu-
sion in Pennsylvania, at the late election
will settle down to about 10000. In
November, we expect it to bo increased
70 not far from 10000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Mobiles mai 647

In this District the Democracy had
majority over DenniSon OF $50. The
popularity Of John Carey is therefore
pretty evident, a. he has reduced it ,Oss
votes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Z . . 3 9 9 g 9 9
DR., A. ]. VANDERSLICE,
hAIE PROFESSOR OF THE
Eeols oliniquo do Medicine o Pbumae,.

NN''o Shu'qUo % medicine Phmmacis
LA PARIS.
u'nlngh heen practising medicine for % years mast
hegs eaNe 20 announce TO bis friends and the nubI,
generally, that he sill continues TO devote M I'M,
undnucniion TO the alienation Of human ,s h,
curing the following disease "
Coughs, 'olis, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy Dv.n,,,i. H.
sr Complain' Piles, Fidula Gont R6spm,
5rrolula, White Swellings, Disease OF tbs
shn' NeNou' Affections, Fever aud AEus,
hilhous Complaints, &c., Ne
The success which ia. " has mel ,,itb n, IA. -
hMm"de OF treating all Kinds ofdseases, has been as
tonishns-ouHng the most deep rate eases aer
ed lsu"e' o. the mesi eminent pIaoltionets in the
country ha proof Of the Docts;'s merits, untried
he WI undertake The cure Of all patients Nithnui
chnfge leAeepunFthe cost ofthe medicinel rcunirrs
no iss Hnnl Snef The te,oTaton Of their heah ana
conerrd. This Is the principle upol Whieh ~ Van,
detsloc Is governed Ia all Gases With hi, nraetics
Persons afflicted With hullion,, Sc., can lave them
entirely removed and permanently cured without main
Thousands of fpeFsoAs have been cured bv NJ n M
besr tesismooy 70 his wondeffnl snccets
Females suffering with irregularities. nsuousnes,
dehilily, Ne can 10 prTmanon Nv cuFed hy the treat
ment Of nr, Naudoulice Ladies' Ietto seyopie, M,
false iehcacy hinder you from anpl, loo Ia ,,,5., -
son, when you can he 80 easily TestoFsdt 10 health
ptseAset oia peculiaF chars ter ere suar1nteeB n
be removed IN few DAYS, fsdirally vitbont of.,i
drletettous medicine, Dr V. being erojneptiy ,n
csssihl 10 this branch Of practice patiens yyon ss.
aind, ny giviag him an eaHy call. ns waTrsnts All.
no matter how severe and long sandins il may hsy.
bren, athorough cure, no pay Invalids voas i'm.
inierest u 10 urpiy 10 nF V, Al once Who kas th.
proper medicine 10 meet an rases
~. Nandcr,lire hers leave Co snv Gtrtbrr th.t n.
has with him rymcdiss prepared IN a scienti6c and
sktlG mauncr uuder h's eve ta cure each AND M
dscaset "a which his aenien hNs heen ~ long diree
ted, with fol direction how tonse them therefore in
yads trnn' any 70 ion ot the conntfv nv adrsstinr
letter a. the Doctor, stNttng symptons Ne and eBeof
ing ies, can have advice and medicine sent them.
tOGp.N.
e1'-rh' Doctor my be fopnd a, ellums, by exam.
ining the neWspaprrs.
streets, l.oni,yite, kcniucky.
n!. v may atpTesoNi be eon' 'uled fortwo or three
weeks Al the
NoBLn HOUSE, TiRn, O.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0-TAll the Southern States are likely
to go for Breckinridge, The part Of the
Bell and Douglas factions is about play
ed out
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

6-The Plug Uglies were signally dc.
feat ed in Baltimore the other day. The
know-Nothing Bell Is deeidedlY cracked.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

OrCALL NEXT WEEK FOR
YOUR TICKETS. 60
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0-The Florida election has resulted
in favor of Breckenridge. Douglas is no.
where.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS:
ld. Benjamin Egglcston.
ed. william NJ Dicksou.
3d. Frank MoWhinncy.
4th. John Riley Knox
th. Dcsden w. II Howard.
Eth. John M, Kcllum.
9Th Nelson Rush.
Sih. Abraham Thomson.
pth. John +. Hcnkle.
10Th. Hezckiah y. Bundy.
ilth. Daniel II. Stewart.
lsh. RichardP l.. Bobcr.
18th. John Beatty
1.,h. Willard Slocum.
Ia. Joseph Ankeny.
lj'h. Edward Ball.
] N. John a. Davenport.
iNh. William X. Upham.
th. Samuel II. Philbrick.
10Th. George w. Brooke.
glst Norman X. Mackenzie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0TThC population Of Ohio, by the re,
cent census, has been ascertaincd to be
as follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Election News.



The Official count this morning shows
the Election Of Jho. N. Butler, Rep, for
Congress in the let district, over Lehman
by lSj maj.
The vote Of the Let Congressional dis
trict has been thrown into Court for ju-
dicial examination. Mr.. Lehman, the
Democratic candidate, testified that he
had cxuminGd the returns of the judges
Of several prccints in the 4th Ward
which gave him a majority OF 500. II
was also testified that this was the maj.
counted on for Me-. Lehman at the meet
ing OF the judges Of the 4th ward, while
the returns presented by Bycrly, the re-
turn Judge from that ward at the official
count this morning, only gave Mr. Lch-
man 229 majority, thus defeating him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
INIh Di.trlca a,onrrrr.n,nn.

The following we bellows are the OH
cislm1iorities on Congressman in IN,
Nth District:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Destructive fire in Toledo.

IOLEDO, Oct. 49,.
About o'clock this morning, FIRE
broke out near the head Of Summit street
in the bakery Of NJ G. Worts and Son,
which consumed Is buildings on the
square bounded by Monroe, Summit, and
Perry streets, clearing half a squarc; the
buildings were mostly wood. Loss S25,.
GOO to $4,000, about one third Of the
loss is covered by insurance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

0S-IIop O. p. Morton is to he the
Republican U, s. Senator from Indiana.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Petition 10 Alter County

a petition Villbe prcientedt TO the Commi, ioner
OF Seneca County, ohio, the an day Of December,
A. ". l-bOpttlng that The county road running west
warmly from TIE east quarter post Of seriiun twenty In
Pleasant Ip, In sad ooUnty, for the distance ofhalra
mile, may be so altered TO In direct line from
said quarter post half mile west 10 point ,Nty five
eel soNh OF the centre n The pre- cnt road bed, being
centre OF said section, and At the part thereof on
hnd along the line between the ,ulscrLer and Jacob
ne Setuna iorth Hs Tor said hhetntion tnat
snid road as now located v not on tho true line from
said quaHeT post 20 the centre Of said section; that as
located II leaves slTn ofland on south side thereof
sixty hve FEET wide at the west end, half mile lona
and running To point nc said quarter post belonging
" owners on the horh side
That It would be manilestly to benefit Of public TO
20 alter said road.
GEORGE W. LUTZ.
Oct. 10, lsGO.iw.s3,5O
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

ybR PRESIDENTIAL ELECroRs rOR THE
STATE AT LARGE.
FREDERICK HASSAURBR, Of Ham.
iltOn,
JOSEPH NJ. ROOT, Of Eric.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
CnuIiOn.
m O. o. 1TOHARDSON'S,
SHERRY Wine BITTIRS.
The Celebrated English Remedy
+ FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
J@pndice, Fever and Ague, General
Debility, aud all Diseases arising
from DisOTdeTed stomach,
Liver or ROweIs

Liver or Bowels,
TREY are used and recommended by LEADING PHI,
sls'dns aus, OF lhe county and oil who Try them pro.
DR. JAS. l.. LEEPERE, write, FINN N,v,,,.
stark Co., Ohio, "the BtteTs arc highly praised by
those suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and live
rs DAVIS, Postmaster at JyiIliam.port. Ohio
says "ihey give great satisfaction. use them INV.
sen, having taken cold become pTosttate aud LOST my
appetite ltTeleYed me, and can recommend ID with
great assurance ofits meTitsU
DR. WM. NJ. KERR, Of Rogenvins. Ind. writes
9' 'ha' 'hey are the most valuable medicine oftTed
ne has recommended them with great success, and
with them made several cures Of palpitRtion Of tbs
heart aud gene al debility.
THOMAS SANFORD, ESQ. BlOuut,vills, Henry
20, mo, WHITES rs long letter. unde date of NAV
lebO lie was much reduced, having been afflicted f6r
three years with great neTyous debility palpaton or
he hear oithe mosi ssyeTe and pFosiatng charaeter
"aleT using few boltlesl was completely restored
and am now In robust health"
GEORGE w. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted,
WIN ioI twenty years, IN all tsVaTious forms
ahd Al the date Of his letter be had been two yenrs ~
the Bitter. eheetihg the cure, when several physcaps
attending him could do him no good He saws t,for.
rheumatism dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney aheo.
uon o. dropsy, h Is a specific certain remedy ~
w. HUNT whites from De lphos, Allen Co. Obio-
"a section where Fever and AEue prevails) that ne
most eheeiinly recommends them Of decided merit in
HFSSsssot' ISSssso' ENEK AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA AND
o,, ~, X, GALLEHERS, NJ D. writes from Van Vert,
pi,,,, m1'tfespeotluy recommend the She Hy Wine
p" wv hetlNe o. ugepepllc persons ana 70 all
VINO require stimululinR medicine
such News we are Receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACHBoT-
TIE.
They are sodby Medicine Dealsr generally.
Price '5eis, per bottle.
in. HARRIS 4 CO.,
cincinnati, Ohio, PToprietoH for the Southern and
- Western States, 10 whom address all orders.
For sale By
Dubois q 20, and |. l.. 81. John & Co, Tiiini De-
lAmeteI 4 Co., MelmOBsI Copies h Hale, Fostouias
g W. ChumaseEos Repubej ID. a &. w. Hoffman,
BeNtoki J. w Miller, Attiea, ar
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
Hats Gaps and Umbrellas.

lnpuf Hat and Gap department We eeicenddent thst
We viii be able 70 give satslacoa both Ia Qnaity and
fuce. The diiFsnt styles and solon OF Hats are too
numerous 10 mention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26
GROCERY FOR SALE.

On account of bad health | will
oi'f my eotire ,tock Of Groceres, TOYS and Conec,
tioneHes a. Private Sale, on Reasonahl, Terms l.
Al'o my siOTo RooR aud DakeIg At removable Tsat.
g. w. nLACk,
oolo.Sn Bhsks Block, Room No ;. Thin, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

large ioek Of Ready Made Clsthina for sfrins and
summer, EVey known style Of Cost and Vest-Pants
tom the tights 10 The iashiouable wide legs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

We have STA Satin and MaTscilles ofthe dnest and
wos' beautiful styles ever brought 10 this market
French, Irish and AmeHean nnlls and Ducks; Dlay
and House lAnensi Genoa Ccrs etc. great variety
.ogetNE with complete stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

EE-P -Persous n want ofoloti Ing ready made o. siber
Wse caonot falo be suied not only in an, nrie
but also iu mate aswe have ~ uuf cloihins made b,
eXperenced NoTknen. Oar stock is latge and varied
ana ~ NeasG - 40 e2emat'en of our goods befofepuT
chasing elsewhere tof We will
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

lac vsefs nleck one doc, Norh sfIlobbs old stand
rlhd, ApHllst, ls5a--u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-26

Samuel W Boss, J6shaa A. Cla.k 4 Jacob
A Dibble partners ~ Boss, Claik and g ID
BILE. Plainffns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
CONVENTION,

ST. LOUIS, March l.
The Missouri Opposition Convention met at
jefferson City yesterday. Most Of the c1un
ties in the State were represented. The at
tendance was large and impressive. The ut
most harmony and enthusiasm prevailed The
Convention was permanently organized BY the
appointment Of Hon. Abel Leonard President,
and the usual number of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. The President, on taking the
chair, announced the object of the Convention
to be the nomination of Hon. Edward Bates
| for President OF the United States,
Resolutions opposing the arrant heresies OF
the Democratic party as regards slavery aglta-
ton and the African trade; to the reasonable
avowal that the elevation to the Presidency
by the regular constitutional mode, of the
candidate of any pOrty, is IN itself sufficient
cause for the dissolution of the Union; to
granting free homesteads to actual settlers; to
the doctrine Of secession as promulgated by
the ultIa Southern leaders; declaring Hon.
Edward Bates to the choice OF the Convention
for the Presidency
These we're unanimously adopted amidst tre-
mendous applause
On motion a committee was appointed to re
port an electoral ticket TO the Convention
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
CONVENTION.
n n

READING, Pa, Feb 29.
Van SAINT moved that Committee of one
from each Congressional district be appointed
to chose delegates to Charleston and electors
from each said district.
Mr.. Ossims moved to postpond the matter
Mr.. PlummOr opposed the pOstpOnement and
favored the appointment of the delegates and
electors by the Chair
Mr.. Montgomery favored the appointment of
delegates and electors by the delegates them
selves Of each Congressional district of this
Convention Immediately If Governor was
nominated first the session of the Convention
may be protracted.
During the debate Mr.. North, of Lancaster,
expressed preference for Jno. G. Brecken-
ridge, of Kentucky, for the Presidency, which
was received by thunderS of applause by the
Convention.
Mr.. Van SAINTS motion was defeated, yeas
40, nays 81.
A resolution that the Convention elect four
delegates to the Charleston Convention, and
two electors at large, and that the delegates of
each Congressional district selected two dele
gates and one elector for themselves, was
agreed to amid great cheering.
Nominations we're then made for Charleston.
Delegates at Large-0n the first ballot Hon
The Convention then adjourned at late
hour until morning without transacting any
other business of importance.
READING, Pa, March l.
The delegates at large to the Charleston
Convention are VIM. Bigler. Jno. L. Dawson,
VIM. Montgomery and Jos. s. Baker.
Richard Vaux, of Philadelphia, and Geo.
McKim, of Berks, werss chosen electors at
large.
Nominations were made for a candidate for
Governor.
WIN. H. Whites name was hailed with ap-
Plause, and salute fred by the Key Stone
Club.
Among the other names put forward were ].
L. Dawson, Jacob Frey, NimrOd Strickland and
II, B. Wright. D. l-4 --.----
Thk first ballot resulted as follows: Witte
40; Frey 10; Wright IL. The balance scatter
ing. rs.
LATER.
Henry D. Foster, Of Westmoreland, nemina-
t1d fDs d0vernor by HCcIamaJlon Dy the DOu-~
cratic State Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-02
FROM WASHINGTON.


The Tribunes Washington correspondent
says: Senior Msta, the Mexican Minister Of
Juarez here, has resigned his post, and will
leave Washington in few days.
This step is supposed to have been taken in
consequence of some difficulty between Juarez
and OCampo which has suddenly determined
tho latter not to come here as a Special Min
lister, according to an understood arrange
ment. Mata is a sOn-in-law Of 0'Campo.
The Harper's Ferry Investigating Commit
tee has adjourned subject to the call Of Mr.
Mason, there being no important witnesses to
examine Just now.
1t is understood that an effort is making to
bring Mr.. Forbes before the Committee on
the expectation Of obtaining some develop
ments from him to compensate for the admit
ted failures 80 far.
The Senate P. o. Committee will report
bill for carrying a semi-weekly mail from st.
Joseph to Placerville, for 100000 per an
mum, and for semi-weekly service from Ell
Pase, being an extention of the San Francis
co and El Paso route at S295, 900 per annum.
This with the Butterfeld route would fur
nish six trips per week from the Atlantic
States to California, costing about 81 400 900
yearly.