davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
an INFAMOUS PLOT EXPOS
En.
Let acpubIlcnns ncMnrol

Let Republican, Bcwnrcl
The Hancock JeBersonian publishes a
secret circular, which has been sent out.
marked "oo4fdsHiiai. - to all Postmustors
iH the country, by the proprietors Of the
Cleveland Western Glsaser pretond-
cd neutral paper, which cireulntcs pretty
extensively in this region. The purpor,
o. the circular is this: To get up, by the
tse aid Of the Postmasters, who are in
the secret and under the garb of its pre.
tended neutrality, an extensive eirculn.
tion among the masses Of the people,
prior 10 The 23d II Apri', and then, all at
once, TO spring tho trap unmask the bat
terry and raise the name OF the Charles
ton nominee. IA an inducement to sui
scribe, It is put at the remarkably low
price Of 20 oonts year and postmastcrs
are urged to be very active in getting up
clubs, before the coup detsi is made
All this and much moro is in the circu-
lar which we have not space to publish
in full. let this suffice to put Republic
cans on their guard. It II a desperate
game Of the Democracy and ought to be
exposed everywhere.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
lrrnmhnII on lDnnrIn..

AZ an Offset to the speech Of Senator
Dooglas, in reply to Seward, which ap.
peared ia the last 4 dncrfiser. We intend,
next week, to publish the able and mas.
teEly reioineF ex-senator Tumbuil, who
followed Douglas and completely ami.
hilatod the little Dctrcr md sxposcd HE
pet doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty in
oil lie naked doformi.y. Douglas tried
TO reply to his colleague, Tut fidinp
himself getting into close quarters and
exposed to broadsidc from Trumbuips
hsttery, which was rohing him "roro and
stti he turned tell and beat On inplori-
Gus retreat from The Haii, leaving nj,
competitor IN possession Of tho feld.
Douglas attempted reply TO Seward.
which that gentleman did not deipn to
notice is characterized by all the coarse.
uess, vulfority and transparent sophiatry
Of a country pottifoging lawyer, aud the
ridiculous figure which he cut, when con.
irastod with the noble bearing ,dispassion.
nt' eloqucnce andhigh-mindcd statesman
ssip oftho Now Yorh Senator, must have
been humiliating to his friends.
The AaUeFiiser, with charaetsristie
uniairness. has not dared publish Sow
nrd's speech, but is content with piylnr
ii' readers only one side Of tho question
IND allowing them to mako up thor yer.
eiet from oTParie testimony. In an fair
nes"' the reply Of Douglas should follow
tne speech Of Seward aad then Tmm-
hull should be heard in answer to Doug.
lus.
We will make a proposition to our
neighbor. lChe will produce in his pa
per either the speech Of Seward or Trum-
hull, as be has that Of Douglus, we will
Pablish Douglas speech in full ns Il ap- |
peared in the 4 dpcriissr. What sny YOU.
i'eighborl Will you allow the facts to no
before the peoplcl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
Latest Dennition or 'Democra-
pw9

In the u. S. Senate on Tuesday, Sen
ator Brown Of Miss, gave the viows Of
The Democracy on the negro question IN
a concise form, as follows: / hold, first,
that slave Il property under The Consti-
tuition Of the United States. Secondly,
that the owner has the same right t0 take
him into the common territory Of the
United States, aud there hold his proper
", a. the owner Of any other species Of
property hes 70 take his property to the
territory. Thirdly, If under tho Consti-
tuition the owner has a right to take his
slave property TO the territory then he is
entitled 10 protection, OF else the rightto
20 there would be null. Insist that ths
power Of the Territorial Legislature
should afford him protection, and this fail
ing, insist il is The duty Of Congress to
give this protection. insist that, III
slaves are property under the Constitu-
tiou, then they are entitled 70 the same
protection az any other kind Of property.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
NVnr VIII, nTcricn.

Our venerable President seems ambi-
tious Of originating a war with Mexico,
In imitation Of Mr.. Polk. News from
New Orleans states the arrival Of the
Mexican war steamers Miramon and
Murquez, as prizes Of the Gulf Squadron.
IL will be recollected that these vessels
recently left Havana for Mexico TO aid
the cause Of the church party, and Il was
reported that they were fitted out by San
IA Anna for that purpose. Certain Il is,
however, that these vessels and the mer-
can Gulf Squadron had battle Off An
ton Lizurdo, and that the MirumoH ond
Marques were captured and sent 10 New
Orleans as prizes. Great excitement ex-
istod at Vera Cruz in consequences Of the
conduct of the American Commodore in
this affair, and the French and Spanish
residents were particularly indignant
Tho cxequator Of the American Consul
at Vera Cruz had been revoked, but no
reason Is assigned.
Will Mr.. Buchanan initiate Mr.. Polk
in another particular, and send in mes
sage that "wOr exists by the acts of Mex
ico.-Sfdfs Jour.
The penitentiArv Of Alabama IA full 20
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
Orr Rcpudintcs,

Our lalsRisddemo cratic Senator, THos.
]. oRR, after voting for the $1,000, to en-
tertuin the Kentucky and Tennessee
Legislatures, and engaging in the "bg
drunk" when the question came up to
vote the money to foot the bill, wanted to
repudiato the debt that no himself helped
to create and voted against the sppro-
Priation, What a record for Senator
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
PrcsidcntlnI.

Il is generally conceded that the nom
inee of The Chicago Convention will DO
either Seward, Chase, Lincoln or Bates.
A ticket, with Lincoln for President and
Cameron for Vice President fade great
favor with the people and would be hard
to beat oassius NJ, Clay also has ma
ny warm friends, Ohio Of oour is for
Chase.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

01-Tho Pennsylvania delegation to
Charleston have contracted for the steam
er Keystone State to take one hundred
passengers from philnde lphis and back,
between the 18th Of April and the LIST OF
May, and furnish them on board, during
that period, for $50 each.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
Capsu, Of the Mezicnh steam
WASHINGTON March, .

The New Orleans papers Of Wcdnes-
day contain a statement made by prison.
cra aboard the Mexican prize steamer,
corresponding substantially with accounts
already published. The General Mira
mon had a crew Of 260 men, mostly
spaniards. Forty Of the crew were kill
ed and wounded In the engagement.-
Prisoners state thatthe arms, ammunition
&c.,werc put on board At Havana, with
the knowledge Of the Cuban governmont.
A large portion Of her curgo consisted OF
powder, which was thrown overheard
during the fight Some Of the barrels Of
this powder havcibcenrecovered and prove
20 be the same as used in the srsenals at
Hayana.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

The 4 apertiser makes no attempt to
reply to our article Of two weeks ago.-
We presented an array of facts, which
the editor finds il moro convenient 10
dodge than to answer. lie no doub,
seems discretion the better par. Of valor,
for
He, who 6ghh and runs away,
aiay live 70 tight another day."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0ey-The Davenport Gazette says the
Pixies Peak fever Is raging in Rock Is
land. Already about iiny persons, many
Of them old and well known residents,
have left for the mines, and il is expect
cd that before the middle of next month
tho number will have reached two hun
dred,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

NorEoH Tm KAEsAs sIAvERY Dill The
vote by which the bin prohibiting slavery
" Kansas was passed over C oy. Medsry's
veto, is significant Of the feeling in The
Territory. The vote in the House wns
a to 7--ihe yeas 3 Republicans and a
DemoeFats-shs nays all Demoeruts--
IN ihe Council, the vote stood 8 Repub-
leans for the bill, Demoerub oppo.ed
10 strong is the Liberty sentiment IN
Kansas, that Elk Democrats dare NOT sop.
port the veto Of il BY Mr. Buchonan's Rr.
ecusiye tool
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
stcnmhont to Chicnrn.

The Cleveland Leader understands
the Chairman oftho Ohio Delegates is
in negotiation with Capt, Perkins, ofth
Western Metropolis, with view Of pro-
curing that splendid and fast steamer to
take Delegates and friends to the Chica-
go Convention. The trip would be pleas
ant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0TMr. Gurlcy's printing bill, as
claimed by him, will save the Govern.
ment 100000 a year, not $4,000, as
orroncously stated in many Of the telc-
graphic dispatches, Mr., Gurloy re-
csiyes and deserves great credit for the
energy with which he ia pushing this
much-needcd reform Ho is emphatic
ally working member.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
TerrLhle NIutInr nt -.


NNeANN1 Maion lAs
The ship Norway, Of New York, when
Eve days out on the passage nom Macao
TO Havana, with 1000 Coolies, was he
scene Of terrible mutiny, IN which 30
Coolies were killed and 90 wounded
The fight lasted from 2. M. dll day
light next morning, whom tho Coolies
yielded. Capt. MAJOR had bis wife and
two daUgters, elso a lady and child on
board The lady passengers died Of
fright and her child expired soon after
wards
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0TThe Douglus organ at Washington
dehounces Col. Forhey as "traitor and
trader in politics." rnd gives people to
understand that is Presidential cundi-
date and that gentleman have parted com
many.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0ITThe Democratic National Com.
lnitteo were to have met on Thursday TO
consider the propricty Of changing tho
Convention from Charleston to baltimore.
II is not propable that uny change will
be made.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0STThe prospects Of Senator Hunter,
Of Virginia, for receiving The combined
support Of the Charleste1 Convention,
are probably better than those Of any
other Presidential nsplrant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

The extent OF loss Of life by the Hun
garisn IL at last ascertained in this coun-
try. The sad toial is 2O5. From LiV-
ofpoOl 30 cabin and 40 stoerage pssaen-
gers, and so crew From Quesnsiown
Do cabin end 80 sieerage passeneern.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0crThe Superintendent Of tho Public
Printing has awarded to c. S. F. Thom-
as, Of Buffalo, N. Y, the contract for
Printing tho Post Office blunks, at a dis
count Of 94j4 per cent on the prices
heretofore paid for the same work.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

ORA FIRE occurred in 81. Paul. Min,
on the 18th, whiohdestroycd property to
tho amount Of 100000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0~-The State election in Connecticut
and (we bclieyc) Rhode Island takes
place next Tuesday, tho Sd Of April.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0S1-A large meeting was held At Mans
fold on the 10th, which nominated Gen.
10. Lane for the Presidency.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0S~The Iron Valley Times raises tho
flag ofCas5iua NJ. Clay ofKontuoky, for
President, and tho Highland News raises
tho name Of John Mclean. f.sI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
OauIion 10 JIG PublIc.

LQST by the undersigned, a
Icsideatoi Mslmots. ssoeoa rorat, u no e,o.i,.
sop Ne'eA made ~ "A. A ouiun ts ths noass,irnsl. l.
aalsa espt eiu ioSa, payable on of befors ho Ia "
Apil spo end ~ % eetoleAs afh % luly lsOO ~,
peeHFsi and celag for fhIeo iisadtsd nalaIs SOl
sesh, ihe Fable are eae'ionsd sEsisa uegoilsiiar
MeinoSs, AIsrsb s5,h. isoo !" N'"HANi'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
committee wus agreed to and The excite

committee was agreed to and the excite
ment over
Senate Bin, e9, 70 provide for the pub
lie printing was passed with few verbal
amehtmehts, in spite Of the determiasi
lobby resistance of the State Printer. n
carefully guhrds sgainsi stealing and yin
reduce very materially the amount anha-
ally paid by the State to that corruption
Tand. A bill has passed providing FOR ,hs
enlargement Of the Ponitentiary. The
location Of the new pcnitcntiary will 20
over to be decided at the adjourned ses-
'ion. A proposition to build a new Deaf
and Punb Asylum at heavy expense
los failed. The expensive nature Of the
structure was the objection. Tho people
're oppressed BY tsxation and arc un-
wiling to build any moro Palaces at
'sescnt mainly to adorn the City Of Co
umbus. a substantial oommodious buld-
nR 70 meet the wants of unfortu-
iatc class viii not be denied.
In great haste,
Respectfully Yours,
GIDEON JONES.
J. s. Monday noon, the House is dis
iussing the canal bill, I fear the discuss
on will be protrOeted. G.J
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

0TThe Republican Clubs Of Chicago
are taking steps to erect a public hall
capable Of holding from seven TO ten
thousand nersona.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

cordial invitation Il given TO Ladies' snd Csntls
men to call and eNamhs Ou drfsni of Picture,
=, koams 10 shawhans Block, formerly occupied hy
FALBNER & PENNINGTON.
- -InttTnetohs givenin the Ar on o,sbis,.,.
THIN, April Ath, ie5n-ir.cb
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

The Penitentiury Of Alabama ia full to
oyerilowing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30
Respectfully Yours,

J. s. Monday noon, the House is dis
oussing the canal bill, | fear the discuss
ion will be protr0eted. G.J
, 1860-12-06
Constipation Or Ccstiveneas.

No Ct tho any Ills esa Is heir to- Is 70 prara-
lent 80 little understood. and much neglected II
cosuEenes' O!teu originating tn caEeessness sed
cntatJ Aabs it Is regarded Is slight disorder Of too
little consequence to excite anxiety While In reality
Is the precursor asa companion Of many OF the
ata sad dangerous diseases and uE1css early csadics-
tod 1t will bring the srrtrr7 to untimely xravs
Among the lighter evils Of which eost.seness Is the
us2a stsena3nt ara HesdAsae, coAc. Rhennars1a,
Foul Breath. t:ics and others Of lie NATURE while
long train Of nshuul diseases such a. Malignant Fs
rers. Abcc=:es. Dysenscry, Diasrh9a Dyspepsia APO
p!cxy. Epilepsy, Fa:slYss Hystrra. Eypochondrtas1s
Melancholy and Insanity. irs Indicate their presence
In tic system by this Alaz.ng symptom. Not unffs
qucnhy tie diseases named originate In Constipation
but take a. Independent existence urlcss the
!Acfsdicsted IN LII carly s1se From all these eonsih
anons It follows tlst TIC disorder saoud receive In
mediate attention whenever: occnrs. mad no pcrroa
should negicc: to eeta bog Of Cepha1ic Pills On IL.
csat appearance Of Tic complaint taci- timely u.s
will e1ne the lnsduous Approaches Of diseaSs zad 60
atroy this dangerous foo 70 human life.
, 1860-12-06


A Mrs. Brown was found frozen to death in
tbc snow. near LYONS. Iowa. on Saturday NOR
,,no, 1,st sho h,d r.oc,t,r bcro,nc n,rt;s,,x
80 ~, 49, .-.,,,:. 49,, 1..~ -, ,,..,
lAs'ue ~ .'s 4n.e' ''s-t te' a'n '..A
been severely scaldeo by Aetcan"oat eSF'o'
sion down South She Lad started out to OBJ
tain ,nnrrr tn ,.o "a her ann ,n, hcenmine- he-
.' ~, T H.,
hnihpca W tne co'o, 4ala oo"n aa" uica"
RAILROAD pAcclpEST,-Al Large bridge on the
Hannibal ana 81 Joseph Iallfoa9 ploS9 ou"n
white !ralh was Iasslhs u'cf u o1i -Nuna's'
~ WHICH accidenl 1"o VI enlec Nv ~ = WI r..,I
NC arc uhao4e 70 lcaln u1tnes: ~, ~ 4S 1p.eGe
aug ha9asn laal~ay coaliesIs VIII .ns aaailli'
l'ai aud 81 Joe At Qu!nes, IL ine !mssee, ~
ana naEge a!c ~" coa,Sasu ',.e,. asuasia ~.
oloken o'los ~ "asvno' ;s;e The a,,,'t. e eSn ~
s,ueIaolc aGaa. ~ ~, ~ tra; f,., ~ ~
Ine tc - - LIZ ~ Ms an ~. ,.,a,int
..4 ~ .s ~ .on...t;o,s ~ n,,;rrr -Tnf,,r,t.
S rn1 ~. 49,
N4.n4' SoD
tIRE.-An aialh ol n1e WIS slscu sssteIu'ys
IL hoon' any IL WIS r,on "seessase wv .sea.
dtncc ol Iadher ot!!:@, VI tac ae4un''!
GROUNDS, Wst o. iue f1y, va III 1a'tles. l..
Was SO laf distant !nat IT WAS ll''Iosslu.c e..
tnc engines theic ~ tsutc ~ W VI sGi wv
;nu nr, t,.nstorv hn;id;n~ md nrst ,,ayc cos,
.n,no Hn 81 m 1nsnr,vi f;,r SSo1 4 norton oj
tla ,rr,;tnTc in thc in,rrr story was saved. ia.
a...-,~,,,;n.- in III. second ,,as t,rstrnr.i The
~. Sr;,'nstea NJ W. mr. Informed in soult
,,,,ma1 fro,, fhe silva pf,c-HortE,rd i,ogi:
trr atb
wy 1"*'
, 1860-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Emperor Of Austria WAS robbed of
caskct con,ainfnga large sum OF money. and
packet Of important papers, while OIL his way
10 Warsaw. The money was restored through
the agency Of 4 Capuchin friar, to whom the
rohbcr contide1 Ills crime in the confessional;
but the papers are still missing.
JOURNALISM IN New YoKK---Slnce the year
1856 no less than forty-three newspapers have
been started in New York city, and after =
brict career, have failed. Some were political.
son,c literary. and some religious. 1t is i'm
possible to csti1natc the amount Of capital
which was sunk in these enterprises.
1t is noticed as = singular fact, th:t the
three most rampant disuniun journals north of
Richmond, arc edited or owucd by foreigners,
The Washington Constitution. is edited by Ill
1rishulan; tile Baltimore Sun l'y an English
mani and the Ncw York Herald, by Scotch
mAu-
a rather singular story comes from st.
Uomingu, viz, The discovery Of 4 bust Of Lord
Nelson In a remote district. The bust was
found on i fetish altar, where, 10: half CEN
tury, it lad been "oEshpped Is hcathcn
god.
Eugene Provost, the widely known leader
/ Of the orc.lcstra at the New Orleans Opera
House, has received the honor If knighthuoI,
with the cross Of the order Of Charles ILL.,, at
tue hands Of Isabella, Queen Of Si,ain- Somu
| compositions BY tho Meast1o fell BY chance un'
|
preston of her admiration Vi his genius.
"A writer in The London Chenie,l ,Strs
! saws that the new Houses Ut Parliament, which
| arc built Of Magnetism limestone, arc already
| crumh!jnC iuto decay. He also statcs TIM. the
rain which falls in cities Is more destructive 10
buildings than that which falls IN tho country,
owing to the solvent properties OF the impun
ties which arc washed out ofthc city air by
the rain.
NJ. No.mand, Jr, son OF the wcl.known
ship builder of Hnvrc, has Just been showing
to number Of military and naval noiaollitica
/ his new system Of firing steam engines, b,
which it is asserted that an economy Of one
half is effected over the ordinary amount o
fuel employed in producing given amount o
steam power. Tie details Of the system hare
not yet been made public.
| "A youu:, lady from Vermont, teaching Ii
a town Of Georgia, writes to her parents thus
"TAc people here arc very much excited owe
the election Of Mr.. lincoln Yesterday the.
men, with view to the cxlgcncies Of the honE
and o-day they came ont 10 drill. Tic mos
remarkable r,art Of their performances to :
Yankee girl, WIS to see each soldier have nc
gro a'ong to cazry his gun"
During the remarkably vet summer Of tn
current year, according to the English Journals
rains fell on I'll days out Of @, fog prevailea
during Il dsys, hail fell on Is days. In SON
places grass was left unknown until the middl
Of fSeptember; wheat ripened vcry irregnlarly
some being cut early in August, while mucl
Was left until October, and some was still
standing on the 4th November. Apples, II
the middle Of England, did not ripen until III
middle Of September. The temperatnr
Royal Observatory It only attained p; =
YORK, 7sa; at VentnoE, {" thc English Sie6''
! Tps,
, 1860-12-06

The Terrc Haute Ind.) Express says that
Lewis Bradford, now confined in tho jall at
that place under the sentence Of death for
murder, Wis taken from the prison and ba.'-
tiscd in the Wabash river on Sunday last, rs y
rcpentant sinner, under the direction Of ono OF
the churches, though 1t docs not state wlsa:
one.
Miss Lillio GTecnoush Of Rochester, NcS
York, who has just completed her muslcal
studies under Romani at Florence, Is alike RI.
variable for her personal beauty and musical
ability. She is pronounced by Romani and
Garcia as the most perfect vocalist America llas
yet produced, but positively declines 10 ADOPT
the profession OF public singer.
-WiSfall, who misreprescnts Texas in the
United States Senate, bOasts That before he LEFT
home hc armed all his negroes, and told them
to shoot all strange white men who might in
sFnde on his plantation. II, in . sober inter
raj, he told the truth, we advise him not to re-
turn home incautiously, for he is the etfaugest
white man his ncyrous will be likely to Gu
eounter.-Lou JouT.
Charles Hau1lin, Esq.,, Of or}and, Malnc,
4 son Of Vice President Hannibal uaml;n, was
married On tic 2Sth u!t., to Sarah Puriu:on,
ouly daughter Of Capt Dixey Thompson, ii
Topsham, Maine.
WIN. Trench, editor Of the Peoria laiua,
i. Zotz, editor Of the Gf17nan Denaotrat, J. q.
Louder and Perry Frazcr, all Of Peoria, hayp
been arrested and held for bail, to their recent
indecent and outrageous libel on Nm. Pitt
Kellogg, Esq. Trench, who Is also police
justice, as well as editor, refused to five tail,
md is In ssdurancc yile-''
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer says Of the
seven rcputed West Point Cadets, who hare
announced their determination to fight for
South Carolina In the event Of her seeding
from tic Union, that one Of them was dis
missed last June, in consequence Of his def
cheney in French and the largo number Of de-
merit marks placed opposite bis Lame; Il
second and third were dismissed at the came
lime, tie first for bad conduct, the second for
want Of scholarship; tie fourth still remain.
in the institution, but stands 1ifty-tlird in 4
class of ffty-sevcn, md is already charged
with one hundred and th;rty-cisht dement's,
The names Of the three others who signed tho
manifesto are not on the catalogue At all.
1t is rumorcd that Mr. ". H. Hurlhut,
who lately left the New York Iuaes, mud Mr..
Cassidy, (of the Albany Atlas ind -4'yus) con-
template the purchase Of the New York Daily
Aers, for tho purpsse Of making that journal
the organ Of the Democracy Of New York.
, 1860-12-06
Business Uar1S.

THARIES j. WAITE.
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At 1AyKA
las Clark Street, Chicago.
Particular at:cusJon given f!e law Of Fts eAtatr
anu IL thu collection Of claims within the STATE Ut
Illinois dcl-fy
, 1860-12-06

NoRTtrAGEE SALE.-N here
- AJarc tus.-ll AID Mart IT. Russell his wife.
t7fa at th~ CITY # Ch.raro arh atAte Of tlnri.
eX"r7tA snd deliver II s Undersigned ttr4r rrsta:n
t"rnfasc Of mortgage. h~arn date thr sfr-r ta~ IT
1a!r. T. p. iNe T. -e~rr- the r.srn~nt nf r~rtsn
rFor'snrv rrt. # d,tr tarr rre=th given b. t'-
~: Isron Prssc11 f'r tH~ ~uT ri s,rtrn Thousand
~ II t~ r!t~ Rank n.soa MA<.,ch1rrrt4 An. RI
F!tn that The IT. te=r~t tFec- htrh shon h~ At tho
fsFe of t'' reT rert pf. 17r':u1 snril a1c 1 rAvA
b" = aid fltr Fans n Hcstnn. s~mL4nnnall-
IN tue second tav af january Jn1v earh In
Tr.. Ehieh ~ t'ysKac"i+ led In the EtcnEirrA
DE" "f Fook f''n". statr "f 11nni@ n re.' IS 1t
Mott .a--. II r=-s fe. ami. wher~aa tefsnlt
the .-rcrt Inv rf e-",-~ 1867 ara alto In T.. rav.
re-t - tie f7star-r ~ t~s-r*t t~ the s+ceru ay
Of lnlv. Ism. ant both trrran rarAit:
Now. TIE F~fcr~. 11tlc nrtfre r h..~hT given rat L.
tsar%S MsrT'h Ty:Htt~ ard Marsx Afns, said #
tsr rtr ~ Ftnn ard ststn of NAs<athns~4.s rrs
Ing u t1r trns of sah nrtc.-e. do h~rrhv 'crtnr~
t. rr7e1ra. s--n -srn.rd t'rE,hr t'7~ tr
Loan IN n7r~rs3er AMI b~ strsn~ CT fte pov-r ard
Art"ftE IN ne scsttd b. said mort-srr And fer tia
nars a1f nu.1sf. te-r!7 -1r.e~<ea on Thur*asv tho
thirteenth dsr ~ D~rtmhr- a. n 1%O 1t rle+rn
orlnrs IN TIE frecc"n = s2i dsr 1t the nn-ts door
nfte rnnr. 'ansr n the r'fv nf CHICAGO a~l At r
IN sail r,nrtvaxe de<cth--t so-wie;
That rtrre r+ rat~.l ef 141f known AMI described
~ fa"r H. IN h!"es :nteeu ia 1, fhr art9a
trtio1 fftA' tts addition the r!tr # Chicago BE-
sn@ tsxhtr ny f.e. fFr,nt Afrhfe4n h-enne n~t on.
hundred and eighty fert fla in drrsh tae Allrv n
the se'r aeca7 The p.An recorded In Cork Coma
tr :rtitrr. Nth t1e DIV .1lln- hons~ en.f ether In
Trustee Horfgss~a,
4. I'll.