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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

NIRAMox BEFORE VERA cRUz-ALyAEADo pIsNANTLED AND
ABASDONED-TE1R LATEST AND FULLEST Particulars.
The New Orleans PiedvRe, of Thursday last brings
us full particulars OF the state o things at Vera Cruz on
the Sd inst
Gen Miramon made his first appearance before Vera
Cruz on the s9th. he is accompanied by some 5000
men and numerous train Of artillery He came down
himself by the National Road though it is believed the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21
CLOTHING AT wHoLESALE.

MI are nov prepared TO show country Merchants aueh
w larger more attractive and cheaper stock OF spring
e purchase OF our good most extensive preparations and an
experience OF more than twenty years In the manufacture ana
sale Of On thing believe offer more desirable styles, and bet
ter workmanship for The same lower prices than any other
house Ia he trade Devog the whole OF attention TO THIS
branch Of business alone and determined build the trade OF
city offer great inducements as those any house In
any market 10 this country.
par WIN
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LIvERPOOLAND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. &1O.OOO.OOoI

Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!
ANNUAL INC0ME, $2,2bO,O0Oi
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER $500 OOJI
All Directors Personally Responsible for As EhcogsMsn.s Of
he Company.
yE respectfully ask attention the security OF the yeYpoO
w and London Insurance Company It's policy holders
large cash capital and In vestrlents stated above
The large capital and Income Of the Company as
lines convenient to parties requiring large onsurAne
In addition 20 the ordinary mode of Insurance this Company
sues esPERAASkHTPOLICIESo on the pay Of TESlSbg.
Al PREMUHS Property IS theReeforh, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled any Time and
mum will be returned lss5 per cent.
This Company will AaIe By loss BY Fire
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies OF u Company all claims paid upaA
entaon Of satisfactory proof Of loss without dsar
On for interest and NOT as Is usual pTesenta.
lion OF proof. W0RTHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
street few Ioor.a Post
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Sold In this city by DUDLEY Co. WINSTON POWERS. and
SPOTS. HARVEY 4 co. mhG-dSm

NOTICED attention Of persons about TO build the
lines of the public alleys OF the
the following extract city ordnance concerning
ANY person intending hereafter 10 build or erect any house
other upon ne public alley shall first
ngneer Of the city, or In h' absence or Inability
Superintendent Of Streets certificate In writing
grade Of such street at the place where
be erected and shall be the duty of
Engineer Streets tile In the Cha
lans Office duplicate OF the said certificate II any shall
hereafter build attempt to build erect house
upon line OF such street alley without
having first obtained such certificate he shall be oed not eS than
five than twenty dollars" W. GILL, City Eng'r.
BY order Commissioners ofsreets generally mh2im
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21
Wls. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.

IN M = I'M NIAN - ' ~
Is generally known that established my Clothing
Manuctor cty TEN YEARS AGO, and have constant
for that and make large portion Of
Richmond hundreds OF my customers will testify to-
and having from time % tme better
prepared 30 receive orders large small quantities
ha heretofore and wiz guarantee 90 rush them just low as
m can be had Northern houses and equal in style and ma
teriaL
Being practical man at my Business (not having climbed In at
he back wnd0E others shoudrrs faer myself that can
give much and good article for the price any house
North south
patroule OLD established houses first and let r the
they Justly merit for past present or future services
This humbug prove by from sevenyhye 70 one
hundred hands my eoy and many Of them have been
,or years
Pauue the manu- home especially when you
can 10 so vthout additional cost. WM IRA SMITH,
ia5 ia Main St
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11CHVOND DAILY WHIG.
TERMS

i-.-t5salsut % be cons.ilet ts the month or ear
- 49,. a t1r Manuscript or previously agreed upon D.
-. o.. rt not -arsej the copy ior speeined mum
.r Bs -.atauci lnti ordered sut, aud payment
900. A .,ssrs-r0 avoid any Misunderstanding
~ t.r. tlyrrtisgss 20 proper % state ttnga D,
r & s,.' 70 a '.. .a. 's s, 'is istS to be- ,i, an
81. ..-.. and -o yr-ati1l ...... =.
$50 @ I General A,ens a N3'e ,'[Tat, ,.9 no, ,S;l, " SJ
r yaar beg 90 os charged Ai i'e usual 'Aes 'e0le''
..r.. ss shan le agreed upon.
,5s.rs al y-y -d'er,e,, .ee' 1y; ,as-sls Eng @ S OnS
i- ans one week, Insert lorc thsn me afnsui :
.. Standing rule under tae contract Aai an eN'e'-
--.r- t. be charged s. ta- usual rates
.s Inserted On fhe -en.Mrt>if Wig at % GEMS
.-. -r less Cor te frs, assertion, and 90 cents
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CORWARDNG HUsINEss.

TUyHE JAMES RIVER AND KANhWHA CO, hxln-.ETiT.TIt
i having acceded the proposition Of the iSS..zEZ
South Side Railroad advance the rates on both routes
compelled advance my am, hswever, by at
rangement, enabled put goods through
2Oto % Per Cent. Cheaper
than the South Side Railroad provided that Company adhere to
the puon agreed and articles the difference Is
much greater.
eI have determined put the charges al the VERY LOW
Est POINT every srce and the merchants ynchbury and
the West will End greatly their advantage To ship via Rich
mond A. s I've,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
On the Dock,
mhiO Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

Or BRLS. OF THE PUREST AND BEST
EIO WHISKY to be had In the IL arket
3 halcpipes French Brandy
10 boxes finest @ p and black Teas
Olives, Capers Olives RATc
Guyere Cheese
stIton Cheese, 10 6lb tins
Cheddar Cheese, In small cakes
American Imitation Cheese
half pipes I'm est Madeira, Of the vintage Of 1sts
Amonteiiado Yeno pepasts and Topaz Sherry Wine
Partridge Eye, Associates Vergenay, Mumms YeTgenRy
Cabinet and Vineyard champagnes
Mackerel and Dutch Herrings
worcester Reading Haryey Essence Lobster Chile Vine
gar SaucSs
Fariaa. Chocoltte, oCcos, Broma
lava Mocha and Lag.uayra Coffee
Sweet OH, Cordial Gin
London and Irsh Porter, Scotch and Aspenhan Ale.
Pog sale BY
mbs-sv BLAIR oHAMBTRLAYNE
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AZ b. WILLIAMS. SAMUEL y.
WILLIAMS q REID,

G.
Commission Merchants,
CUHAEE UiLNTT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
orders Or AL lads ~ esGerm Prod ace, snd make
..l. cash Advances on COusignncnts Tor sale, OF
Hr baud Use bought ans stored account of purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

NTOLASSEs.-Nev crop Cuba Molssses in hhts and bbs
UU Of prime quality for Fshe b H. sKlNkER CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

OUR stock OF Ready Made Clothing, No. 50 Main ST.,
We have h. WillrLOCk aud will continue 10
keep large establishment No. 100 Main where will be
pleased and the public In general having
made arrangements clothing here and We
prepared receive orders Oi Kind 20 be made Up 10 the
style notice. Our winter stock Will oue al
reduced prices for Spring stock. Call Al
ja6 T. Moktls COi lvy nam -
T. NORRIS T. KILLS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

N A RARCNWiN. JE have removed to thrr New store,
", So .I- Main street, seven doors above tr ui stand,
y tav- Increased thre facilities Cor doing al kinds OF
rr ..sr H. sa.. putting up every description o water
ts u,fHrt Water CLOSETS baths, Boilers CooNng Ranges,
PAPA Hy.-tl.e Rsms Gc Putting lp Portable Gas Works,
tr-fI1 r-.lr-s with PAS pipes and tNtlrys.
Altri aUr. R1odrr &c. heating buiiings with hot
&, vai rHes cake uis occasion % state that hey
Save as @ HIl Ar Furnace l s any other country which
try 81. rl. ari warrant to give satstacu.n-
As lu-at plain sut fancy TO ware, and Crates and
Ri1isH au.y,-r rs,t auli-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-21

-FOUR THOUSAND SKIRTS PER DAY!
Requiring -Four Separate Factories,
and the labor OF one thousand hands
are required by the demand for
THOMSON'S SKIRTS.
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Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing,
Genteel Clothing.
AtIIO Main street.

ALL your selections and bay the goods you
- price We want 20 get a.! the winter stock out OF IN
and secure sales
- TTpMAN 4 HL-LL. 40 MAln 81
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RICHMOND WEDNESDAY MORNING,

trains artillery, ammunition, stores &c, down by
the other road He encamped on the hills near the old
Powder House, between Medelin and Vera Cruz, and
about four miles ON the latter city His headquarters
were at the village of Medein some five miles distant
Up to the Sd no attack had been made upon the city,
nor had there been any step taken towards planting
battery The General aud his SUITE however had made
their Appearance several times on the sand hills above
the city, apparently to survey it The bOmbardment
commenced on the 9th.
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JAMES q. ROsHER,

So RA CE AGENT,
Office East ride ql ll Street. Second door 9org one Corner O,
Main and ilh.
DEPREsENTs the following well established reliable CON-
Ii panles:
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. Of the City Of New York capital
and surplus. tg0O O0O
HOmbodt Pre Insurance Co.. Of he City Of New York. capt
aud surplus ls2 OOe
Irving Fire Insurance Co. Of n " capital s2O0 with large
surplus.
PhGnx Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn Capital AMI surplus s90 900
Policies Issued Buildings, Furniture NaRsfacss Merhan.
dze and Personal Popery generally agsnt lOs
IRE on the most fayorabete Losses promptly adjusted
punetua settled the chy offered by the above csmpAnes
conducted they by experienced underWrs affords
Insured the most ample guarantee and the full that all
contracts entered Into by them will be fulfilled In the
factory The long experience u the subscriber In
matters, viii facilitate and protect 10 the best Of his abs the
Interest OF all who may be disposed patrohe his CouL
risks Inland navigation risks Vessels their
port, nsused on the Teas oet6-
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RICHMOND MADE

RICHMOND MADE
Agricultural MACHINERY.
ITAyNG completed shops on Prankn Street
Ill Walnut Alley The whole being connection With my I'm.
pement and Seed Store Main Street invite particular
attention from the farmers Of Virginia. 10 facilities for maniac
turing every Kind Of Agricultural Machinery and Implement
shall paw especial attention 10 the manufacture THRYRH
ING MACHINES Of the best models materials and workmanship
My PORTABLE HORSE POWER arranged to require nc
digging delay In starting ard hss secured the approval all
who have used them My PATENT STRAW CUTTERS
known o need CONNER daton.
As heretofore keep constantly hand my make and
fully warranted Corn Shelrs for hand horse power
Fans Grades Reape Hay Presses Cider ms Seed Br P!oWs
Harrows Hay Rakes Geanes Cy Gum Leather
chine Betting, &c, &c
ST Repairs Of all kinds promptly attended 10.
Agent for nickford Humans Wheat Guano Drills and
McCOrmcks Reaper and Mower
feS-d4m H. NJ. SMITH, No. Il Main St
SOUTHEtlN LOCK MANUFACIORY.--Dwslin
- Locks Of description sliding Trimmings
best quality Ao Prison and Bank Locks Hinges
any height. Bells hung, with or without Tubes.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
As sell no work but msnufactuTe PREPARED to
Warrant TO give entire satisfaction may me
with q call
WILLIAM READY
go Main Street, between sth and Oh.
felN-Y RiciiHosD Va.
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% every grade aud style - .--...--. 1900,
GFNTLEMFN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such as shirts Collars Ties Gloves Socks and Drawers Mernc
ss.s L. D. KEEIING No. l26 Main street
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
Tic IIivht PIurk

Unlcss fumrr is niIakCn Senator
Wadc Of Ohm win soon make speech
in which he will take the bull Of Disun-
ion by thohorns, Hc believes Secession
meong war and nO,hiug else and that
the issues should not be blnkod at. He
thinks so0thcrn ConfoderNcy is the
real object, which looks 70 tho conquest
Of Cuba, Mcxlcoand Cenrs America aud
the reoPcning Of the African Slave Trade,
oldBce. biiotGryrOrg. fEI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14

Sensible men of all parties cannot
fail 20 sccin tlic present crisis Of the
country, the legitimate fruits of iho TO
peal OF the Missouri Compromise and
the consequent ill feeling, bitter strife
and sectional jcaloOsies growing out Of
this act OF bad faith. To this fruitful
source ofcwl may lc traced the cause
Of cur present troubles. Before that,
the country enjoyed comparative peace
since then, tXtr,in' have spmna up
North and South, aud the "irrrrrtssibic
conflict hns ragged in an lis fury. The
Fugitive Slave Act was bad enough, in
al conscience, but the repeal of the
Missouri Restriction and the LceomltJ
rohey Of this Administration was the
feather which broto tho eamel's back
Whu is responsible for this state Of
thingsl Who, but stephen A. Douglas
and the Democrats partyl
1T the South restore these broken
down compromises and nuke rcparation
for wrongs already oommitted-lct them
show "ffuits meet for repon1ncc,' b.
ro'e they talk TO us about c,noes.
sion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14

! 0S-Sccratary Cobb U. s. Treasurer
has resigned end Il h thonght Secrutsry
Thompson Of tho Interior viii follow.
0trThc Austin. Texas, Gazette soys
that Breckenridge majority In that State
may exceed 10000.
0tyA Mrs. Nesbit Of Green township
Mercer county, Penn, wus beaten 10
death, few days since, ny lunatIc, son,
who had been recently removed from the
asylum.
CJ-Tho electoral votes Of ali the
states, carried for Lincoln aud Hgmlin,
have been cast accordingly.
0J~Dy the burning Of some stables
in New York las week, some so horses
pcrishcd In the flames. The scene was
q distressing ono, ns the flames spread
over and consumed the poor animals.
0eTByerly, convicted Of forging clcc-
ton rctu rms in the First Congressional
Dmtrict, Philadelphia, has been sen
fenced to two aud a half years gnprison.
mcnt in the Pcnitcntinry, and $500 fine.
Served him right.
0S-At Pi1uO last week, Mrs. Smith
lctt her room for few moments, and
during her absence, child about fyo
years old, by some means came In con-
tact with the llamcs OF candle, aud wns
so badly burned that it died the sOme
night
! o. The Ohio State Journal suys there
are now confined in the Ohio Pcnitcu-
tiory 900 conyiets, and tho number is
daily increasing. Tho largest number
ever confined ut one time was 965; and
from present appearances they will
swell il to 1000 in less than month.
Mr. Pennington of New Jersey, al.
though defeated, made an excellent run
in the Newark Congressional District,
his Fusion competitor having only about
four hundred majority, while his district
gave three thousand majority for the
Fusion candidates FOR Electors.
0,5-Scnator Cligmpn orNorth Caro-
lima, contrary 10 general expectation,
has been nominntedby tho Democratic
members Of the Legislutpre FOR re-elec-
ton. lie was originally a Douglas man,
but came out for Breekinridge, on the
luttCr's nomination. ..f r.r
or Joseph Lane has writtcn a
letter in which he Gays that the Rcpub-
lieOns are wrong in holding that no
more Slave States shall be Admitted in-
to the Unionw Ho understands politics
about as well us he does photography.
OtTTho St, Louis Democrat has a
leading vditorial uFging disappointment
ofHon. Schuyler Col6x Of Indiana as
Postmaster General, on the ground that
ha is man OtgreOt energy aud industry
and combines with these qualifications
practical knowledge ofthe Department,
obtained through his services on the
congfessional Post,fiise Cohmittee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
The VVasI,Inqton Press

\ The Buffalo ESPtsss has the fonov-
ing in regard 70 iho Washington press.
We do not know as 10 the reliability Of
the at4tOmnnts;
President iincoln will not lack fos
newspaper organs at Washington, There
will DO the RsPublieaR Era (dsl'y,) Of
which the prospectus is out, organ Of the
original Republioansi the Old sligsn-
or which Il is said Corwin Is negotia-
ting TO purchase, organ Of the conserve
tivesi and the Siar, Just converted fom
hreckinridUsm, ugen for anything that
maj happen 20 drop into its basket
'lesides, 70 do the fair thing BY the new
government, Tor any improvement that
may come into ~ starving fnanees. -
The Constitution, having Committed L.
self TOO far to disunioh, win prefer to
wrap It's cloak about il aud fail down
with proper digniiyi We wouldn't trust
Il with an advance subscription for an
other year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
Vnc Cammis1co Of 'Thlrty-thrcc

Y'Ac Cananaitteo Or Thirty-thTCC
By reference 10 the Congressional pro-
ciedings, whlchwo publish elsewhere
the resdef will find the names Of the
psnons chosca to snryc on III, n rusc
Paciaeltion Committee, 10 CELEBRATE on
the existing state Of ma tional affairs
We think the selections are wis,l m idc
although much dissatisfaction is cxprs' Z.
ed smong Northern Democrats, because
they have no representation on the
Committee, Tom Corwin Of OHIO is
chairman mud the selections are mostly
moderate, couscrvutirc. Union men.
The Committee hhs not yet come to.
gvthcr aud willuot, until the question of
txeusiug AIf. llawkins Of Florida il de-
tcrmh,cd. Il 4 doubtful whether they
can effect snythins satisfactory to b)th
sections Of The country.
We hope no concession will be made
by Republicans, which will involve a sur.
render Of principle. Notums should he
m ado with st Of mt. who are already
in a state Of fuetiaI rebellion sruinst tho
Government, Tho scvcrcst rnnishmcul
that Gun be Inflicted uron them is not TO
notice them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
"shnhc NOS your Siory Locks az
Nc"

Tic Adreriiycr, with that mental nc.
uurh 81 clnmctcrhdc Of the animal
traces tho ctrsc fall CTR tr,ubl,s,
both political and fnan ciul, to the Rcpub.
heSn perry, II q Niger runs oT and
marries democrat, if the crops fail or
murruin gets among the cattle, il Is
the result ofRcrubliennism!
What hohscnsc 10 utter before intclli.
gent mcp Republicans treat such insults
with srOrn and cOntrmpt. Ignoruper or
deliberate mulicc alone could prompt
ihcm Thewmtof confidence in peliti-
cal adsirs, oocasioncd by tho suicidal
policy Of III e cotton stStcs, hos unSS iilcd
,ur finances and turned everything bot
'om side NJ, for the tine being, Disun-
ion Democracy hrs Z, ne il all.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
Legal Notice,
Joseph shav PieinifH
againat

.LNNN".
AAibony shaw,
Sophrona n. shiT and
mcDoel Shaw, Derdn.
The aid McDoel Shaw Of Tho sisfs n
Michi9an, Che county Of he residcnce there
being unknown ID the undersigned WIN take
notice that The said Joseph sliaw, ihe
Plaintiff herein, did on the 29th day Of No
vember, AID 1850, fle HE petition In the
Court Of Common Pleas 10 and fof the Coun.
" Of Seneca and State of Ohio, against the
said McDUcl SHAW and others Defenddnis
setting forth that the said McDocl and An.
thony Shaw Old on ths 27ih day OF January,
A.D. 1880 at The mid County Of Seneca.
make their four sgveral promisHory notes IN
writing Of that date, and then and there dc.
livered the same TO tho said Joseph Shaw.
aud promised tlielehy there and theuto pay 70
the said Joseph Shaw or bearer, N tiirst one
Of said noted drawn Tor e93,1i, one year
after the dnte thereof, with interest thereon
~ Z per cent, aid annual interest ob ~ for
uotcs. Aud the sail defendants promised
also at the date Aforesaid % pay the other
three Of said hoies " IKE manner each frI
the same amount ne the fret one, and due IN
two, three and foitr ytars hfter the said 27th
day Of January. All of which notes were on
the said 27ih dhy of January seoured (by tie
said deiundanta) by mortgage on certain red
estate situated in the village Of Republic
Seneca County Oldo, and known as the
% Mansion House properly" in said village
Aud pInying that Tho said defendants may
ray the said sufas or money. now claimed to j
DO duo as stipulated in said obligations, or
that the said premises mhy be sold TO pay for
the same. And the said McDoel shaw h
hereby notified that ho IS required 10 appear
and answer said petition. on or before the
lsth day Of january, AID. leGl, or a judg.
mcnt will be taken against bin BY default.
JOSEPH SHAW,
by G. W. Page, his Attorney,
Dec. i9, 1860. s. as. dec 1876.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
AIl Ardent ESOIitIcian at Prayer
Mcctiug--IIis aden Of IniS

Asa Ardent A'Otiacian nG Prayer
Mccting--iIis adcn Of IliS
Stntc. Hl rNl $500
A Democrat Of the Grand River Val
ley, not often seen ia church, recently
attended Methodist prayer mcctiug.-
We shall call him Sqnlgglo BY way oi
concealment, In a short time his eoun-
tenance lost is usual oib, Jolly look,
and he became oblivious OF the solemni-
ties going on around him, aud plunged
into profound reverie over the recent
defeat Of bic party in Maine, which he
had beca discussing that morning. AZ
he reflected, his face naturally enlongp-
ted, md biz jaws dropped. Noticing hla
serious aud solemn look, and not romem-
berihe eyer u lmye seen him before, ono
OF the hrcthcrn took him TO be strangcr
Of religious turn of mind, aud leaned over
his bench and remarked;
Brother these are refreshing sea
sohs.n 8fIb aEef wv E'e III
Squiggle guEed ypeantly pt the spouk.
er and grOaned inwsrdE. The Brother
pursued:
eitis coOd to be herc.r n#aFH
Squigglc, still absorbed in Tcycric
groaned pgain. EN |#H
Brother, DO you think OF your future
Atthe word "State" the eyes Of oor
Democratic friend lost their dIeamy hue
and his jaws clOshOd into place ltko "a
rat trnps
State" "he exclaimed, bringing dowr
his clenrhod fst ON the back Of th,
questioncr's bench, with an emphasis
that startled our worthy brother greatly
"ThundcT' Il is gone Black Republican
by 10000 inai0ritylh .h,8Eh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
The Rurch nlvorcr snnc

This eesr, inwhieh the public have
become intofeSted, went 70 ,he jury on
Monaey; Aller being out for Que hour
and 1 han, they returned Win verdict
for the defendant, Mrs. Bureb. The re-
suit produced sensation and was re-
eeivea with great satisfaction by Mrs.
B's friends "a chicago. 4 $50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14

No one spp read The PresidCnt's Nee
uoge, 20 fIll % inconsistonoiet and false-
hood, 80 weak and tsmponsipg, when
the hIes demand storm, decided ssiion
without ustsFlng the shove prayer. Woult
that oh Abe might prove % be second
jackson, % deal with truitors a. thcy DE-
serve. t lati
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14

This is a little lcss than the totulpopl
ulation Of the State Of Illinois at the
present time. The heinorease In five safes
NAMED during the last ten ycas, would
probably give n total white population
now Of about 100000, which is about
100000 less than the present population
q Ohio. The total colored population
of those States, which certainly adds
nothing TO their strength, should they
cmbroil themselves in war, was, by the
Census Of 1860 l,4ts,7gs-bcing nearly
equal totbetotal white population.
The State Of South Carolina, In which
the secefsion spirit appears to be most
rampant, had white population, in 1850
Of 274,b63, aud oolorcd population Of
3sd6Sf. Her present whitc population
is lbout double that of Cook county,
Illinois, and about equal 10 that Of Ham
ilton county, Ohio, or Of Kings county,
Now York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-14
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Through he sEestions Of Mr.. Grow
and ne Republicans, the Homestead
measure again passed the House, on last
"Wednesday, By vote Of ISa leV6 It
is.snebtiY modified from last winter,