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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

The Great Draw back 70 person emiera
ting 10 the extreme south and western co,in.
iry, is The fear they have Of the Fevcr and
Aguc-Jhe most dircful Of all discascs. Eve.
w day We hear Of persons attacked by this
disease. and made helplesa In short time.
without any means Of affurding r,Rec In
view Of the great domand Cor remedy De.
Hustettar has nrcsentcd his CELEBR ATED
STOMACH BtTTERs, whose curative pow.
ers Tor all diseases of The stomach have been
universally Acknowledged. The Bilters, pre-.
pared amer long experience and decp study,
have received the encomiums II The most en-.
iucnt Physicians, ~ well as all c'asses from
every part Of our country. 10 those uha
doubt their many virtues, all We can say Is
to Try them, aud judge for themselves fcspcc.
lively.
Sold by dru. gis,s and dealers generally
everywhere.
~ See advertisement ia another column.
mhl6 I'm
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On the o5th inst. by Rev. Joseph Beaver
Mr.. JERoNE kEnS to Miss ELIZA SuARr, both
.of Eden tp
March 22d, near Republic. By Rev. J. A
Brown. Mr. JoHS DgNNr 10 Miss MAnr ]
JHNoEEs all of Republic
On the 9th inst, by Rov. J A. Nudge
AIR. J. W. BAiIEr aud Miss r.. L. NcCLEt.
tAND sll Of Tifin Ohio.
On the 22d inst, At The Davis House in thii
city, by Rev. r. Andrew. Mr. JouN BAaE I,
Mise RAcHrt PAtNEp, both Of w sndut Go.
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NEIGnnoRING coUNTY NEws.

CN-We learn from the Upper Sandusky
UNoN that, lns Friday week little boy
about l6 months old, the sou Of Robert Reed
Esq. formerly sf this place, but who now
lives near Kirby, IN this county, was len in
the care Of some older children, while the
mother went nut for a short time 10 gather
sugar.water. Whilst absent, the child in
playing, came IT, contact with the fire, when
is clothing caught and envelopcd il in flamss
Before relief came to the child, Il was burnt
in so Lcrrible = manner, that ne little suffer.
cr expired en the Sabbath following.
An Inst Tuesday, n corpse.
caclosed in the usucl manner, aud directed ~
Jacob Wise, BueyrGs, o." was put off the
mail train going East, the baggage master re.
marking TO the Agent that Il would be called
for in few days. Several days passed, and
as no one called for IT, inquiries were made rs
TO the whereabouts Of the eonsignec. Noman
bearing the name Of Jacob Wise could bc
found Wises there were in plenty, but no
one named Jacob. aud none Of them had rcla
tivcs or friends in the west, Of whose death
they had bcen advised. Immediately every
one remembered the Jumpertz case, and every
other case whore persons had been murdered,
and the bodies disposed Of by shipping them
tu distant points, and the ease and coffin were
opened. u was the body Of man apparently
10 years ofage. The face was horribly discuI
orcd, and the corpse had every Appearance Of
having been dead long time The odor be-
came insupportahle, aud on Friday the Agel /
determined to bury it, and for that purpose
had grave dug,
On Saturday morning the mystery was
cleared up. The Jacob Wise Ia whom the
corpse was consigned resides beyond Atticn,
Seneca County. aud the corpse was a brother,
Henry Wise. who died in Illinois last fall
The widow Of the deceased had the estate 20
sclt'e, aud barred her husband. Her business
matters arranged, She had the corpse taken up
but just at that time something occurred
which prevented her leaving, aud so she sent
IL by mail, writing at the same time tou broth
er Of the deceased The letter arrived at At.
tica, Friday night, fve days behind time
-Rrcvnrs IOrnyA,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

Gin Book stOro.-It affords us pleasure
to recommend to the public the Gilt Book es
tablislmenl OF Cornsll a Co, in Ebert's Block
There is nothing bogus about it. They sell
books at the usual price and the purchaser
draws, in addition, prize varying in value
lfom % cts upwards. See advertise ment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

A slight Change (see card nboye) has
been made in the prOpriotorship Of the TmB.
uNE. Mr. Bailey, having found partner
more to his liking wide Mnrriagcs) has re.
tired aud is succeeded by Mr.. J s. MoCLEL.
LAND, Seneca Co. boy and good practical
printer who first learned his trade in thisof
fee. WeiAke pleasure in introducing him
to the readers Of the TRrbuxE.
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No TmE PunIIC.

The copartnership, heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, as publishers and pro
prietors Of the TFTIN WtEELx TRIBUNE, IN
der the hrm name Of hcKEE 4 BAILEY, il
this day dissolve bY mutual consent Jous
W. BALEr has disposed Of bic entire interest
in said printing establishment 10 J, 5. Nc.
CLHLLAND, who, with n. L. McKEE, will car
~ on thc business Of the Office aud settle th,
accounts Of the late frm.
Tiiiin, March 9th, 1860.
n /. MCKEE
InlIM NJ RAII.EN
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mlanks Rinnks !!

Au kind Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, veli printed on fae paper, Kept con
staHUy on hand and FOR ehis rheap az the Tat
nuNE OericE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpueuas,
Attachments Veudls,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &c., SC.
ITJustiees and Notarics supplied on reas
oaoAle tcrms,.rH
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+. X. shawhRn is brick, He not only
displays taste in selecting his goods, but good
sense in advertising them. lie appreciates
the advantages Of tho press and is not afraid
to let the people know where he is and what
he is doing Read his advertisement and
then go and examine his immense stock Of
staple and fancy Goods, As an indueement
to The ladies, We win say that F. X. is young.
handsome aud unmarried.
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See Advertisement Of Geo. Ernest, deal
er in Stoves. Tin. Copper, shect-Iron aud
Hollow Ware, Loesscr's Block. Heis an en-
terprising. industrious, business man and de-
serves 10 he eustained
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What Piles Of GOOdsi--This is the re-
mark Of every one, On passing along Main
street and noticing the Immense stock, which
our entsrTFising ana Goahsad-alve merchants
have brought op ibis Spring, and which they
are selling rapidly at remarkably low prices.
Such large and well-assorted siook Of Goods
was never seen in Thin before. New is the
time 70 buy. iic lnaEs fl M
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Forest Stntion.
Friday, March 30. 1860.


wehavo sll the faoiHtiss Of thelarger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, ana on very
reasonable terms Give us A call.
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H. J.. MCKEE
JOHN W BAILEY

The undersigned having associated them.
selves together. as publishers and proprictms
olthe TIFFiN TRiBuNE printing establishment,
under the style Of MokiE 4 NCCLELLANp, will
conduct the business rs heretofore and res.
pcctfully solicit the patronage of n liberal pub.
lie. n L. MCKEE
J. s. AcCLELLAND.
Ttlih March 9th, 1850.
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DE-. Cheesernnnls Die.


Prepared by ocrnelius L. chocseman. 4. D.
New YYFR CITY. 4t
The euulhtnsion ~ iurrsaisnis in he PiIt ~ ne
fsu D az aisus apd srrh.ve praclics. They ~ nia
10 ,hsf opsrsiias sad cssais be eousainrs IN irssrs
ladus., rsiafd NsaHusuon.. sruuyiuf sr otafas.
uunsi whether ifnu cold Otherwise, tesdsrhs psia
inthr aidu, palhtaupH a fhe heHff, Nfs ~ HtfFeua
austtoa fsittics tufts nain eb,et andiidits
80 - siurhsa sleep, sich from iu,sfnpiau Or
autufo.
To Married bndirs.
ur. CheesswaaS Pillssrs ayalespe, thsy viiltsss
oh ths noulhiy period viii wtaiafiiy. tadiss ait
have heea dNamhiinied 10 The We Of other ran. 40
place the utmost coaaduHcf iH If Uhaa.ta.aaia Fnh
doing all that they represent 10 do.
Natfcr.
Thrrs is aue eondion afth faid ~ ten ia rhlt
hr riut Cannut De- taken Without pfuflncinr peru.
trtssnt Such tc iretiabia ten iencv nl ihc med.
rine 10 festor- he sexual unornnstn uufuti ehff.
unn, that even thu tsrraiuetlvc hsts uaiuru
resist u, Wauruicd pury terriats. sna fr-r fiuul
anyihinr iaiusious Explicit directions. witch houid
bereat, aciompany each bot ruee sl EtalhYmsi
On enclosing . oths acaetsl Arsui
tp-sold BY one dtugr.i ia ever, town ibthe unitef
States. n HbrCUINgN.
General Areai faFths uaitsd stltss.
iGs Ihanh ri.st, Nev,A ~,
70 whom a WhoicsAle o. itfs thauld hs aifrctsed.
folihi ,. =. Wo.sirf. Tihla. na9e.tr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-30

Moving Day is at hand and, as many Of
our subscribers exp,et to change their "lOcnl
habitouon," We hope they will inform our
carrier Of their new whereabouts. 50 hs may
pay them his weekly Welt as usual.
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The Great Bngfish Wczn-
f cdys
aiR JAMES ctAurre

alh JAMES eLANNN ~
Celebrated Fenfulc pix,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir
J Clarke. M. d., P..ysician Ex.
traOrdinary 20 the Queen
rhi,iavsn,ti. h,iisi.- y erlsiar IN hs safssfsii
hae r'lsiai sna t,s-srps. n.s,.,, - rilsA ihs y,
aal' eoa'iiipiifa tll-u. q noisrsiri sn fs-.-,
'd tne's' sl estir1asai. ~ ,rstis ssis ~ "
irisd %.
10 Married ladies
itis esulaiif iaHsa, q siHiu taf, a.ss. tert 81
hemsnd0b asfloa wHh tssuifitf
bach bottle, price Oas noiisr tsas. .hs osssrs-.ut
Stamp oi eieat briaiaiio Ffateui uesa siItus.
ats PIN shaad 1nt A. iatsn hs falai., fa.iss Ne
ff.tihrrs moHih. o f9asnes ihsf ~ lfrs A. itinr
as Mircsfrinfs, hgi ai any oibrr lore tsr sfa iale
ln I'D rafefnf Ntftatl nrd siinal AdreIhal ftir In
ne Bach ana LINES Faisuc 81 rlirt ertr'lce falri.
siias arths urait Hvuenuf. aai ifhii-s fsais fils
viii effect cura uhrn 40 uihcr neaul hare iaidt 49,
nhhnaah powerful rrmady 10 not cruiHin lf A,csi.
nmei. an fnnny nrany thing hurfil iothe eonsninrl
Fdli diiediaaa n thn nfmrhiat afound sauh partl
trt which shrall b. r7fsfiilY preserved.
sole Aaent iuf ne Unnrl siniet aHd Cunads.
Jon MistS. date T. e. bstieln 4 es.,l
Rnrheriuf NJ r.
n.-si.oo and sstiass -snmpr snesetsa q, ssr
iuihoffed Fcat wisuiufe tltis, ailla a rfsfsa
pills, ~ return ual.
/ ror -, bv {. L. u, Johu a Co., TINS, OAio.
ire1M
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I've Exoelient Letter. fon our Rcp-
rss,nie,its Mr.. Josrs, eili b iuhad in his
uesk's Tmnurn NJ. Jones has proved q
faithful and efieien, representative aud he
dessrees Ne esteem of bis eonstiiuen,s. He
has no, dodgcd = siugle question. but hes 70
,Od according to hi, own eonvieiions Of duty
and the bes, .tesesis Of he people he repre-.
ssnis HIS letters 10 the TmuvSr have been
read with interest," end hey shcv bin q
lhiasine. Intelligent, iodicioua oud upright
man.
rae schooiniosier Abroad. 1.-The bl.
iopiur. which b 81 exact copy. spelling,
satiiai,. punctuation &e thenamc only omit.
,sd. Of The Quarterly Report Of Teacher in
this county, vii! suggest to School Examiner
the propriety ofrequiriug written answers ID
the quessions PrOposed IN The examination Of
Teaohcrs.
REPORT
For the tenn Commcucin Nav And Endinp
August 6 1889 No of monts Summer School
has been taught The Whole Number ol
I Scholars Enrlled SO n Female ol males
The Average Number In Dayly Attendance
Was les feineles 10 "A 81 males
SUBJECTS OF STUDY
Alpha g Spelling 90 Reading l6 Penman shir
3 Mental Arithmetic 9 Writing Arithmetic 3
Googapy 2 Englis Gramcr
August 6 1859
tl. Teacher
Teachers N1eeting.--The Seneca Co
Teachers Association will bold its Second
Quarterly meeting IN TiGn. on Saturday
March 3lst
Let The Teachers come out ladies and gen.
tlomen, one and all. as important butinsts will
b. trunsaeted. E.w. CLARK,Ja,
Secretary.
Fostorin Itcms.--H-e clip ne following
rom The Nrwa Of last week;
RKFunLtcAS CoSvrvrioN The Republicans
of Loudon township ere requested to meet in
Convention, ct the usual place Of holding
elections, on Saturday, March 3lst, at two
o'clock p n.
Max Hnf--A crafty indivijual has been
vending, 70 our country people, certain re-
cipie for making burning fluid, one Of the
principle Ingredients Of thSadmiNturo being
PlNE OIL. uS claims that the PiNE OIL costs
less than turpehtinc, thus inducing the un-
wary to invest in his money. saving rCcipie.-
Quite a nsmber have been SOLD.
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narIoan mualanr Linlmanl.

PROM rich and poor, Bond and tree,
~ cori rfatgs md conditions Of his We hssfths tans
need 81 nraiis avertei thit vcaitnnl anicla eorsu
~ heslti ralhl isgvsi hvss saved vaiuahs shuais
tds eleiel 80 uutod W. aseuaredby TITS crest nee
ieue, which tttirfilinr ~ lufrfmento Of nsu Nhat
nniY tuli n1l frguife uaadari ifhinenN NTho
ever hsefd olths sans es rfulucti tr az ofhtr sf
ueisl kuf Cuili hfuisas eefaiaft Nhsantiitai snsl
Nart, Stfalaed hoftst, nci n1f no rqtsL nHwfnr
o. tNlrtgicNs, The feadlne Maaafa i1nlHrrHt lt
told b. 81 rrsrectshs nrurgltu ard iltsfy Men ia
stefy toNti pr ~ aud hauilsi nfo1Fhdui Nanh and
south Amerca, Eurpc, nd ihe hiands Of d. Uicsar
nny 70 nuee. nARNe a PARK,
nhtA-im PROPRIETOR. NV Vort
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Timn Prices CMrrcnl.

corrected weekly by Sh liver, dealer iu Dry Goodai
Groceries, CArpeungs, Roots and shoes, aud Ready.
Made Ulothing. And nuruhasst Of evety description
Of Gtain and Prnduce TO- Tash
WHFAT--l,t5d 20
CokN--( (sheledl 4-s.
do (ERTl 4Oc.
RYE--ONehO.
UARLgy--unG60.
OATs--aJc,
PorAroRs-. .O.9S dO.30
FLANSEHD--sO.OOdI, 90.
RUTrER--lUd1ae
LAHD-Rc
TALLOW--t0c.
sNuEEB iiANs--iOc.
do sl0ssASp sHoUtDERs- T8oss.
PICKLED PoRK--S Rnc.
CLoYER SEED-S3i5 400.
BgEswAN--2u1p2Jo.
FE E,TIIEWs--iOa10Oo.
RAns--9c
GHEES HiBEs--5e @6if.
nRs do lOc.
Eaas--sa. D dozen.
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Wood, Leather, CrOckery Glass, Ivory
bone, AiRbNster, MnrbiVs huhber,
Guttn PcrchR, Cloth, Paper,
pnpier Mache, she'll, Horn,
BOne, Plaster, &e., &e.
And lhdsed there d scpUgly an au'clo 10 the vhnlo
rangv Of fdomestc economy, whether u b. of
uameni, Which, vheh ,ruten, With this rfepar.
tlon be fr.iotrd TO its oHrinavslue u rhasuFrsth
RoUsE, WoREsHor, Co6STNGRooM.
and 40 person anora tdal Of
Stars Chemically Prepared Glue,
would winnrly disrsnss with " it iour times W. co,i,
Il is always ready, always tsahlc Il is no, ofendvs
" the SMELL and " not sected BY climate, aEd whsrc
kaowu Il has become FIXED FACT.
The attention ~ dealers and v invited 10
The following testimonials regarding Us superior quail.
NrwAEE. Nov so, 1850
"A0efa fathfnl trial ~ SrAsH's PRE aEEn Ours On
Wood, Leather, and Cloih, A. the PhUniS Work., !
most cheety recommend its use luT ~ Puposet gen.
sFaiiy rsquifed, and especially iut family uss
&. A. CARTER
We the undet,Irped having tested "siars Prepared
Glue," aEtee with the ahove recommendation
WV. u. DouoLAss, Cabinet Ware Manuiavuter,
Newark N, J.
I.vsaspEu wNuHr, Machirs Depot,
glu Market street, "
HEDEynuRo 4 LrrrLE, Cauiase Manufacturer.
VIZ. III ISK Co, cs'psa,sn sra uu,ldst.,
Newark N. J.
IEvpGrcn a Espra,. Carriage Mstsu,
Newark, N. J.
starr's Chemically Prepared Glue
Il sold bv Hll Druggists, Furniture Dealer, Crocert
fuury Guuds dealers, Hardware nealeu, Sta.
toner, and byoouulfy Merchant, generally.
PRICE, 2A CENTS PER UOTrLE,
A brush guca with each bottle,
Put ~ tof deal IN eases from I 10 10 doEen.
splendid photographic Show Card, printed IN col
srs, given with each package
Al orders OF iettsr, OF inquiry by mail sddrsi,ed ID
the STARR GLUE COMPANY
81 Liberty It,, MY,
win receive prompt auontion.
CW-A liberal discount 20 the trade. mhQi.if
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and ono copy 70 the getttr uP Of a club Of 10
subscribers Or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
Bent by payiHgup sll arearages
Specimen copies sent free
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Pclan advertises New Books in to day's
paper.
The First Of April, "all fools day"
comes on Sunday this year The day Is more
honorod in the brcach than the Observance
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nBAR nv MIND

eE-ThRtthe Tribune Has ne lerg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium Tor advertising, in Seneca
COunty.-E1
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CincinnnrI nInrI.nt.
Timn Re1aiI Mnrkc1.


corrected weekly, by u. A. BUsKlRK n Bro,
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Groceries aud pro.
duee Of all kinds, shf whuah Rloek THIN O,l
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Thfia atjttklr Gribnut,


LEGAL aha miscellaneous,
sauausky, naytos 4 Cincinnah y. r..
Passenger Trains on uia rcd new leave
ihh Station a. fonovss
Going south Going North.
Mail. -. .il:25Au Wall. q, Z, 4:9s FN
.Fr1 Ac.. 2 i:fsAH ~ Ae. ..1'Jo ? n
clyde stntien.
Tsaius on tbe Cleveland and Tsledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follova; Going East.
6;46a m. end 5si0P. m. Going West, lO:le
=. ui., and 1898 P. m.
Forest StutiOn.
Trains on the Piitsburg. Fl Wayne snd
Chicago Road pas Forest a. follows Going
East, sos q. M and 3.s5 p. n. Going Wcs',
1895 a. M, and 1921 D. M.
~ Republic ana Tifin trsia susoi n riinu Al n,
a. NJ. nspartn 81 go, p, NJ
e7V-Haeks tsavs Ttmu daily fof Republic and ~.
Wsstit fof Fostofia md Unpef etndusdy.
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FAMILY DIBLEs,

POCKET BlbLES,
PRAYER BOOKS,
ALBUMS.
And l'fgs sisorimeni OF ANIMALS. In ,l,-,nt
Binding, ioT
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Add the New and most Fashionable st,lss Of
JEWBLRY.
Their booki consist Of ReliFious MoTal Historical
uiosIaphloal, ineudiHg the Sianaafd Poets IN TIE ".
lQnf styles of hinding alf size .and.fl tf-tinn-
The euFks OF ChHrols EFnnie--fir loe lisnis-.-
~! souihH HoHh-thHtff atant- A tIf. 81 kc. tiI.
sethef viih 81 eissani assonniengoi
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HOLIDAY GIFgs,


AHd'a 'old siihs H.uslrHs ai,A GIT,
~ Any ptTaoL punnh1 nFrI uriggnf Tsn nfaAt nf
Vac Nalue oi gne douf each nore, h BE- enitled "a
epeaira boak efhs alas ui sns isllaI and q Glh
- A Gili,ysrilF irvi'as finn finy CeaiI 20 One
hsnlfsd pollafs aih ai'saiPaHJ svsfy hooA soii.
tive - 81 hsshsuof "a sayins ihai u.ol,
iplsndid lei " iANilhA sndoiheinn ial4s fnf tiI.
haf never been ohfIedi in htn B oh ,.i tho AllUIi
oTse.i ~ % n trsast pini. ~. sa,.. nreslr.a
heioie rinaii hlnssi ttnis hu.nm fins, hearr Ooli
feniih and fens. heavi Hoil Oiuta lrss, 4h Pnient
srie~i i.adics Hnd Oenpf slefvs huitans Pocket
N~'esf thnules' ~ fuipanirulasi 80 t'ataioroe.
~ fsflohl eiihlna 70 rliuhass lal. NJ siaatnti
Wake or ted iifpfies, ogh o ~ N n, laa iai, ~
q Nev AofA y fiiAdrlpha
80 We cofdialy invite Issdie. tai Cea|hr,n b..
eau qna gsamiue pnf anot bad ut stsal. t..ai.la
,.ise va. ana teed io Aii W eilde nen ai Gam
- 'fo' olhsf fph.tpratiat Ufl,
~ sseasesrs'lsRa
tNi.NEil. S7g
80 ~ c,4s' ~ n
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tV-Araduotion Of S per cent. from the shove rates
win BE- made for Cash.
The space, occupied by i0nes Of the type composing
the body Of the Advertisement will be considered
sguafe
An trandeut advertisc iscmeuts, together with Admins
traion, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices. must be
paid form sdvanre.
Advertisement, inssrisd ror an iudsdnits time will
be charged for until ordered out
Whea yearly advertisements arc inserted one Or
more chsnges will be allowed.
For Sale at this Office.
One Full scholar,hipin tho Eclectic College Of Med
eins, Cincinnati, Ohio.
All Of the above will be sold very cheap Tor Cash.
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hsa.1sd polla's 'ala si'arPan, sss'y hoel .oii.
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~ Any rtFsoL purnh1linF ~ uritaHr Tsn nfakt nf
lac value oi gne dolluf eaoh, nior, i BE- enfed 20
epsA'ra hoak eiihs saias ai ens dsilI, and Gin.
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Of the 81 reliable kihdi and havls large e.iahsh.
megtH New York, whste lhsg have done ha.iaess iof
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predicated upon that contingency of the
election of Lincoln Inasmuch as the re-
commentators are predicated upon that
contingency, his own opinion was, that it
would be impolitic for this body to take
action until they ascertain what is the
result of that-election and if it be SO.
Sir-if we have reason to expect and an
ticipate that the consummation of that
election will be untoward-that Mr.. Lln-
coin will receive majority of the electo-
raj votes-he might be permitted to re-
mark that it was his individual opinion
that the action Of this body, in this great
crisis, should be prompt, immediate, etfec-
tive and decisive. The reasons which
influence him in pronouncing this judg-
ment, were inappropriate to urge at thus
time. He stated them with a view of d.
recting the attention Of the House to the
proper method of disposing of this epecisi
order, and with a view Of bringing the
question before the House, he would beg
leave to move that the House be dischar-
ged from its further consideration today,
and that it be made the special order Tor
Thursday next at one o,cleeka::
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Cunningham, of Charleston, then
called up his resolution authorizing and
directing the Governor to use the appro-
priation of one hundred thousand dollars.
made at the last session, in the purchase
of arms and accoutrements. he moved
to amend his resolution by inserting the
word ammunition so that the appropri-
alton would be used in providing proper
accoutrements and ammunition to accompa-
nv these arms. The amendment was
agreed to, and the resolution adopted.
Mr. Coffin of Charleston, called up the
special order in relation to the appoint
ment of the twenty-second day of Novem-
Der as day of fasting and prayer
Mr.. Yeadon moved that it be made the
special order for Thursday next. While.
he was heartily in favor of day Of fasting
and prayer, in the contingency which
most of them apprehended, he was oppos-
ed to acting prematurely. The motion
was agreed to.
The House then enteredinto an election
for Messenger and Doorkeeper, and MI.
A. P. Nicholson was, on the third ballot,
elected Messenger and Mr.. G. NJ. Grey
Doorkeeper.
The House then adjourned.
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Mr.. John T. Sloan was reelected Clerk I;
after which the House adjourned until IL
o'clock a. m. on tomorrow, Tuesday the
9th.