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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

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Cincinnati Market.
Ne,v YorIk mnrIket.

NV YoRK, August Ia,
FLorR-Salcs Of 1890 bbls at So lO@52O
for suner western IS 2O@5 As for common
to medium extra western; So 25@5 40 for in;
!erior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, -
HEAr-Salesat 81 23@Sl 81.
RYE--Sales ut SOGSlc.
BARLEY-Sales at 60@7Oc,
CoRN- Sales 4, 100 bu at 66c fornew yellow
OArs-Sales at 36@3ec for State, West
ern aud Canadian.
WmsKY-h, Id at 2O2l@2lc.
PoaK-sales at slsS7 for old mess; sl9 10
ml6 l3 for new mess
BtrT--Sales at "a OO@495 for country
prime; "a T565 80 for country mess,
BxEF llAMs-Steady. Sales at $40 OO@ SO
90 for western.
Cur MrATs-Quiet at DC for shoulders
and lO0ellc for hams.
BAcoS- Steady. Sales at 0S4c'
LAKD-Salcs at l23{@l319c.
BurrER-A fnir business doing at lO@ 10
for Ohio; l0GglGo for State.
CHEE L--6@ll lec.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Salcratus, like port wine, can be made for
almost any price, which is done by usiug
cheap and deletcricus substitutes. Hcrrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saletatus is perfectly
pure aud unadulterated, and one paper vii
convince any intelligent lady that there is
nothing equal to t. IL will produce ono
eighth more bread than any other Is much
better than soda to use with cream tartar.
Tire wholesale agent In Tifhu is H. A. Bus
kirk q Bro. Sandusky, J. d. Whitney, Hos'
mer d Wells aud n. j. Buyer Toledo, May
q Hathaway, and by all New York Whole
sale Groccrs and by most Of the Groccrs in
Cleveland.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

d. B. DcLand 4 Co.'s Saleratus is giving un
vcrsal satisfaction TO hoosokcepcrs, as IL can
not fail to DO. lts manufacturers are deter
mined that Il shall be PURE. aud are spariug
no expense 10 make this the most rcliblc
brand OF Salcrntus ever offered 10 the public.
For sale by all good Groocrs. Manuloc-
cured at the Fairport Chemical Works, Fair
port Monroe Co, n. Y,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Keep the Ball ROlling.-When it's de-
sired by Republicans, in different parts Of the
county, to hold meetings, we trust they will
make theappointmentst 10 suit themselves and
let us know in tine, either by letter or other
wise, so that it may be published in the
TRlBuSE. Good speakers will be furnished
them when desired and bills can be procured
cheap at this Office. Let meetings be held in
every township, at stated periods, and let Re
publieans see that the word is we'll circulated.
Now is the time 10 begin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

A Card.---The subscriber "a practical
Chemist and Manufacturer of Chemical Prep
arGtions, french Cosmetics, Fihe Periumes
&c, for tho past seventeen years, now offers
(ireo Of ehargel to all who desire Il, the Re-
eipe and directions for making simple Veg
etable Balm, that will, in from two to eight
days. remove Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freek'
les, snllowness, aud impurities and rough,
ness Of the Skin, leaving the eame--as Nature
intended Il should be--sot, clear, smooth and
beautful This i no humbug or eatehpenny
affnir, and those who think Il such viii please
notnotiee the advertisement Those desiring
the Recipe. with full instructions, directions,
and advice, will please call on or address
(with ieturl p0si0ge,l
JAS. r. MARSHALL,
PnAorIoAL CHntWf,
No 80 City Buildii 20, N. York.
iui5 3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

The Meeting at the 'Wigwam" on Sat.
urday night was largely attended. The Glec
Club discuursod some II their music aud able
addresses were delivered by L. Stem Esq
and Judge j X. Horl.
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Great Fizzle.-1He "Squatties" have
been making great preparations, for several
days past, for a grand rally at Attiea, on We'd
ncsday, and it was expected that 200 or 300
would 90 from Tifin; but, when the time
came, there were not more than half dozen
persons, beside the two bands AID the Gum
Squad, who could be prevailed upon to CO. -
Truly, the splitoif and sectional Douglas fac
tion is in pitiiblo condition
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

IIarris' Patent DeincNtor and Evap
orator, manufactured aud for sale by Smith,
Barnes & Co. Of Tifiu, is said TO be the best
one now in use, for making sugar from Chi
ncse Sugar Cane. See advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Republican Meeting at Hopewell
Center.-Thcre will be meeting Of the
uopcwcll Republican Club, at the Center
School House, on Saturday evening, Aug
25th, Good and able speakers will be present
also the Glce Club. Everybody is invited
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The Work Goes BraYelI On
Linroln Pole RnisinEs.

On Friday afternoon last, beautiful Lin
coin pule, about 1 so feet high, was erected at
the resi- deuce Of Josiah p Baker. on tic line
between Clinton and Pleasant townships 80
There wcro aDoO, 100 Republicans present.
including some 30 from ris;n The pole.
with the names Of cur candidates streuui,,.,
in the breeze, went up in double quick time,
amid the huzzas Of the multitude. after which
able speeches were delivered by d. +. DcWOlG
Esq AID Judge Hord, which were heartily
checrcl. The Glce Club was also present
and favored the audience with several Lincoln
songs.
On Saturday evening, another pole, nearly
ns high, was raised at Hopewcll Centre. The
boys turned ont in force, including four.
horse load from Tifia, Our young friend
[ s. s. Kisingcr, bossed the job and the pole
went up in short meter. There was speaking
/ in the evening and good time generally.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

New superintondant.-The Board Of
Directors Of the Tihin Union School have Sc
cured the services Of Mr--Miller Of Bucy-
rus, as Superintendent, in place of Mr. Fur
ness, who rclircs The next term will com.
mencc on tho FIRST Monday OF September
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

4 bet Of 500 side was taken in this
place, on Saturday, that Lincoln would be
clect,d 10y the people. II Republicans want
to make money in tits way, they should take
MI sucif Uvta.
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Another Pole Raising (,
Lot Everybody Tum out.

A tall and handsome lincoln pole win be
raised at The residence Of A. u Kisccker, one
aud a half miles North Of Tifin, on the plank
road, on mex, Thursday. Aug %, aia O'Clock
p. NJ. Republicans eycrywhere are invited.
There will be good speaking on tho occasion.
The Fostoria Meeting Owing to Tho
inability Of Gov Dcuuison to be prcsent on
the als,, The Republicans Of Fostoria have
postponed their meeting to Tuesday, ,bc 18th
Of September, when Gen. Ashley, Judge Ca
rcy aud other speakers will be present
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

See Advertisement Of Z Marquardt,
druggist, who has the exclusive salein Tiiiin
Of L. Lyons Pure Catawba Brandy, au excel.
lent article.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Turn Outl-Thcro will be a Republican
meeting at McCuichcnyille, on next Saturday
evening, the 18th, to be addressed by L. Ad-
ans, John Heaton aud J Il. Kroh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

An kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept CON
stnnty on hand and for sale cheap at the Tm-
nuNE OFucE; such os
deeds, summons
Mortgages, Subpoeuass
Attachments Neudts,
Executions. ConstaDle ooies'
BLANK Notes, Sc, SC.
1usdces and NotaHea supplied on reas-
cuahfatorms. IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN MIND

tEThat the TRIBUNE has the larg-
esd circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
COunty.-&a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

The Fostorio News makes the following
exhibit of the grain trade Of that place for the
year past, and the wheat receipts for frae-
ton Of the present yeari the amount of wheat,
corn, and oats, taken in at the warehouse OF
Mcssrs. Foster & Co, at Fostoria, for the year
ending July l, 1869, and the amount paid for
ttp eump.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17
Mich Cows For SaleI

The subsoribsr oers fof sala, reasonable terms,
3 large, ounF Cows fhey Nill b iresh IN few
weeks fof lpdhef paftcplals snqaifs of The undef-
sigaed, residing three hlilei west ~ lIlin 49,.
susi6.Js NM II, REEME.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

clinton Township in the Field
MEssRs Consonaht with general
feeling Of enthusiasm, aud in pursuance Of
notice, a meeting Of the young men Of the
Pleasant Ridge and Republic roads was held
at the white Hall" school houseon Tuesday
evening, Aug Z. for the purpose Of organic.
ing permanent Republican club. The COM
mittee on Constitution, (appointcd at a pre-.
yious moeting) reported, and Constitution
was adopted Of which ,hc following is a com.
pculium
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Corrected weekly BY sh ver, dealer Ia Dry Goods
iroceTies Cafpetiussi Boots and shoet' sha hsaay'
Made Ciothiug And purehn.er o. every Iassefpioh
Of Grain aud Produce for Cash.
WooL,-3Odf1c.
WHEAT--p,D2an,W
COEN- (shelied 5oe.
DO tEarl 30c.
RYG-G0B55.
BAnLRY--00MI5.
OATa--2Oc
POrkToEs--ue3
Fax sgrD-- sO008i,0O.
BUrrEa--lOaQDc
lAnD-6u
TALLOW--lOc.
eMoKfD ilAas--g4i0o.
DO siors 40 snoUlBsRs o87S.
PICkLED PoHE--80ao.
CLoVka sEgD-9 94.u0. 90 %.
DEEsWAN--2u eio.
FEATI4nHs---f0800c.
RAas--QC.
0aaIS IIDes-as 8sk.
Dgs % iOc.
Edcs--ee. y dolsn.
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CAmPAIGN DE lsOO.
Now is the time TO Subscribe !
ONLY 30 Gents
For the Campaign.

As an inducement to circulate tho TmnuNE
as extensively ns possible and to furnish
cheap campaign paper, we say to all and es-
peeially to our agents that we will furnish
the TRmuNr, until after the presidential cleo
tiop- at the f,lloyyino low rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

The weather, for few days, has been
very cool aud pleasant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

A Remarkable Conversion.-Th AD
vERTlsm said, last week, that Ezra Baker,
Esq, Of this township, bad raised a hickory
pole in front Of his residence aud was going
for the little "squatteF Dodgerf and add
ed that Mr.. B. had been Republiennand vo-
ted for Fremont in Sc. Now, there is not a
Bit of truth in the whole thing In the fret
place, Ezra Baker has never been a Repubii-
can. Hevoted for Fillmore in SO and hasvo-
ted the American ticket ever since, when he
has attended the election. In the second
plaee. be has raised no hickory pole and is
not going to vote for Douglas. The only pole
ia the neighborbood is the one on the plauk
road, At Gnhgower's. nearly mile distant
This Is about as near the truth as the ApsEn-
nsA ever gets II Mr.. B. does MOI vote for
BELL and Everclts hc will vcle foT Lincoln.
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and one copy to the gcltcr up Of a club Of 10
or more. Every one, who reads this, is per
sonally solicited to act in our behalf The
names, accompanied by the money, may be
scut by mail at our risk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

Jackson Township Wide Awake
The Republicans in little jackson are alive
and will give a good report Of themselves in
October. They held meeting at Lambrights
school house, on Saturday evening last, for
the purpose of organizing Wide Awake
Club. This shows a eommendable spirit and
one worthy to be initiated by other townships
The Locos are making great calculations up
on large gains in Jackson, but, We think, tho
gains will be the other way. Tne Jackson
boys are anoble set Of fellows and not to b
caught mapping. They win waive all loea
differences aud enter the fight with deter
minaiion to win. Let the work begin in ear
nest, boys, and 'don't giveup the ship" Or
ganize thoroughly every school district an,
carry the war into Africa.
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Terms or snbscription.

I .orv I war In advance ce............St.50
] " II paid within the year.. .......2 00
] " paid after the year expires .2.oO
No paper will be stopped until all orrearages
are paid unless at the option Of the publisher.
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Rnfes or AdVertisimg.

Arfsod upon by the proprielon Of the Iimn Tribune
aad seneca Advertiser May 10Th, isjs, to be strictly
e~ e,reed In al rases!
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Jiftiu attrrktg Tribnue.
Local and MlseeIlaneOus.

Dayton 8 Cincinnati r. r.
Passenger Trains oa this road now leave
this Station as follows;
Going South. Going NORTH
Mail. '...,...9:45 AN Mail,....3:i2 P NJ
Night Exp. $3.50 PA Night Ex'p..I 50 AM
clyde station.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
mass Clyde Station as follows Going Eas'i
sos m, 1905 p. m, and 5:2i p. M
Going West, S;5l a. M, 5;49 p. IN. and e'Sl
p. m.
Forest StntiOns
Trains ON the Pitisbuvg, Fl. Wayne and
Chicoro Road pass Forest as follows; Coins
East. I4s a. m, and AIS pm. DOING West
iO.53 a. M, and 1880 p. m.
tq~Republc and THIN trsin Srrire'in Thin At 10
/ A.. NJ. Departs ct t0O 2. NJ
! - Hacks leave Tinn daily for Republic an
Ueiietue Ti.vrrklg Tor Fostoria and Jppef sanduik
] and semi mi.wcckly fot uucytua.
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Timu WctoiI Market.


rCarreeted weekly, by u. A. BUsktRk a. Bro
Wiolesale and Retail donlers n Groceries and pro-
duoe Of all kinds, shF shan's Rlock Tthno'l
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CIYdc stntIon.
Friday, August M, 1860.
Job PRINTING.

wchave eli the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
in the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give us a call
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-17

uL the ~ W hltc HAL tcuool hnureon 4 At0uNN /.
evening, Aug. Z for the purpose Of organic
ing permanent Republican club. The COM
mittee on Constitution, tappoiutcd at a pre-.
yous meedng) reported, and Constitution
was adopted Of which Ihc followiugi a com.
pcndium.
CONSTITUTION.
The preamble sets forth the necessity Of
thorough organization.
Art. l.. This club shall be known as "Thc f.
Young Mon's Republican CLUB (of Chutun.") /
Art. H. The object Of this organization
shall be to advance its members In political
intclligenceaud secure the election OF Lincoln
aud Hamln.
Art III Clause l.-This clause sets forth
the qualification necessary to membership.
Clause .. Provides for tue election OF Hon.
orury members.
Art. w. The officers Of this club shall be
a President Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Art. " This article, in a series Of clauses,
states the duties Of the several officers.
Art, VI. Gives the manner OF election aud
number OF votes necessary TO a choice
AIT. VII, Sets forth removal from Office
aud duty OF committees.
1 Art. VIII This constitution may be re
| pealed or amended by IA two. thirds vote and
/ two We ks notice.
After the adoption Of the above constitution
the following officers were elected Cor one
month; d. Stinclcomb, President; l.. NJ.
Strong, Vice President; J. W. Cmmcr, sccrc-
tary, V. Umstead, Treasurer
The following are the minutes of the first
regular meeting:
WmTG HALL, Aug. ID, go.
Tho meeting was called to order 10y the
President, and after the adoption OF a number
I ii. Strong and nd j. W Cr6Ier, On motion d
r challenge was accepted from the young Re
public Rond" democrats 10 meet our Club iul
q Tie purpose Of joint discussion A motion was
p made aud prevailed, that the club procur,
"cumpuign documents for gratuitOus distti
butiUn among our opponents. A committee o
one WIS then appointed 10 secure bigger
gun" than our club affords to address th,
clu at Hs early meeting MS possible. TIL,
Indies were cordially invited to attend the
y me tings OF the ub. On motion the clul
r adjourned 10 meet at Euglcr's school house OH
Friday evening, Aug. -. The club dispprs
, ed with three deaicuing cheers for "Uncl,
y Abe " The meeting was culiyoned at inter
' walls by excellent songs by the "Republi,
Road Gltc AluUs hftut culuualusm prevail
G ed ID. STiNcHcuMB, Prcst.
j J. w. CBAMLR, Scc'Y,
: Fred. uassaurek.-Th Wigwam wa
crowded on Wednesday evening to hear thi
10 eloquent German orator. There were full.
1000 persons presents great portion Of WHOM
- were Germans. Mr. II. addressed them 8
their native tongue, for over two hours, an
made most powerful and convincing argr
ment which was listened to attenlively II
g afterwards nude a short address in English
Bob. Smith says he didn't get a"red
: for raising that hickory polo at GAngewer'
!, the other day, He says the loeoflcOs prou
A. sod to pay him, but failed to come to timc.-
I. This makes the matter still worse. Emplol
ing Republicans to raise ,heir poles and tn,
!; refusing to pay them
% Hancock ia the Tield.--1he Rcpuhl
Ol cans Of Hancock county have nominated d
& H., ....a..If.trt tfnl-,f-
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viii Exhibit AT TIFFIN on
Wednesday, August 20. Open at
l and Z Z. M.
Admission, Box Seats, so cents,
children 20. Pit rs. No half
price to pit.
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and one copy TO the getter up oil siuo o' ~
subscribers OF more.
Old Subscribers can enter into TINS arrange
ment by paying up oil arearages
Snecimen copies sent tree
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Keep the Ball Rolling.-when IL is dc

Mt. U0VtT TWTVTII9 IIIV INV VIW1 ~ ,
have taken in 81 900 bushels of wheat since
the first Of July.
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Bob. Smith says he didn't get a"red"
for raising that hickory polo at Gangewer's,
the other day, he says the loeofJcos prom
ised to pay him, but failed to come to time.--
This makes the matter still worse Employ
ing Republicans to raise their poles and theu
refusing to pay them
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II II N n n n 2 II
The Mnnagf mint, with their usual
iihemlity when entering tor the
amusement nf ihrlr putrmia, lnvr
called min reQulBitimi tie resources
ui bOth liemisphCreA 10 make thcir
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
NUMBER Is.
ExKcuuvs DsrAnrMESr, Feb. 2s. 1850.
Ctetlemsn qfthe Senae k

"
| herewith ,ransndt resolutions adopted by the
Legislatures Of South Carolina and Mississippi upoR
Federal relations. t~ft
Whilst do not cohcar in their recommendations
NOT seeing the necessity propreiy Of convcn-
ton of the saveholding States Of the Union at this
times--I uevegtheless deem i proper |tha should
Communicate, aud that YOU should respectfully cos
sider the suggestions Of our sister States.
Believing, us do, that tic people Of Tennessee
are loyal TO the Constitution, In all It's parts, aud
with each and al iss guarantees possessing jesi
Gus regard for the rights of the States, and feeling
Justly apprchensive OF encreachments upon them,
they would feel and demonstrate, when necessary,
their identity with any Of her sister States IN re-
sisting any unjustand unconstitutional warfare upon
them or their institutions. Nt'H
This resistance should he, first, by the use of all
the constitutional means In our power to the end
that the Union may be preserved as Il was formed
and the blessings Of . government Of eqaaiity, an
der a written Constitution perpetuated. But iftbe
hope Of thus obtaining Justice shall be disappointed
and the Federal Government in the hands Of reck-
less fanatics shall at any time become an engine
Of power TO invade the rights Of individuals and Il
States to follow the example ofoar fathers Of 1776,
will be the only alternative left us.
Whilst there is much in the present attitude OF
parties States and public men in the Northern por-
tion of the Confederacy, TO cause apprehension rs
TO the security of rights and the continuance Of
fraternal feeling, yet there is probability, and
nope strong one, that wise, temperatc and firm
councils may avert the impending evils. There
fcre before widening the breach in the manner de-
signated in the resolution herewith submitted our
policy should be to exhaust every means consistent
with honor and the Constitution in an earnest effort
to check the tide of aggression, and restore therea
good feeling and fraternity throughout the whole
county, Respectfully, ~t.
ismax @. HAHals.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

How TO ENJOY A Kfss.-Some chap
who resides within hundred miles ofthis
place, and who thinks he knows thing OF
two, thus discoursos about kissing;
"Of course you must be taller than the
lady you intend to kiss. Take her right
hand in yours, draw her gently toward
you. Pass your left arm over her right
shoulder, diagonally down her back under
left arm, and press her to your bosom, and
at the same time she will throw her head
back, and you have nothing to do but
lean little forward and press your lips to
hers, and the thing is done. Don't make
noise over it as though you were firing
percussion caps or trying the water guages
of steam engine, nor pouncc down upon
her like hawk upon an innocent dove,
but gently fold the damsel in your arms
without deranging the economy of tippei
or ruffies, and by a pressure upon hel
mould, revel in the sweet blissfulness o.
your situation, without smacking your iipl
on it as you would over a roast duck"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09

LADIES SHOULD READ NEwsPAPER.-It
is one great mistake, in female education
to keep young lady's time and attention
devoted to onlylthe fashionable literature Of
the day. If you would qualify her for
conversation, yon must give her something
to TAX about-give her education with the
actual world and its transpiring events
Urge her to read newspapers and become
familiar with the present character and i'm
provment of our race. Histories are some
Importance, but past world is dead, and we
have little comparatively to do with IL. Our
thoughts aud our concerns should be for
the present world to know what it is and
the improvements in its condition. Let her
have intelligent conversation concerning
the mental, moral, political and religious
improvements Of our times.
Let the gilded ANIMALS and poems on the
center table be kept part Of the time GOV.
cred with weekly Journals Let the family
--mon women aud childrcn--read Tho
newspaper
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-09
TrRTHER RY THE EuRopA

New YoRK, Feb. 24.-Lord John Russell announ-
ced Englands proposition to France and Austria as
follows;
Neither to interfere without the consent of the 3
great powers. The French troops to be Withdrawn
and Nenita to be left to Austria. The Central
Italian States TO be allowed to again express their
desires France has agreed to the three PROPOSE
tons but Austria has not replied.
Lord Russell thought an amicables settlement was
probable
The Emperor Of Austria read the Hungarian pc
tition and promised satisfaction.
The Pope is about to excommuncate Victor
Emanuel.
The correspondent Of the London Times has been
ordered to quit Rome. The Pope made another
speech extremely hostile to France. The Austrians
are making great military preparations.
]. H. Cohen, Of London, engaged In the India
trade has failed. Liabilities 500,O00 pounds.
The steamer Anglo Saxon arrived at Liverpool
on the sth and the Ednburg on the 9th.