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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
DE. ChnrohlII,s 60 fnr Cnn.nnn,lo,

Dr. Churchill's Cure for COnsumptiOn
1t Is not often we use our editorial eolum ms
for the purpose Of Noticing the medicines we
advertise. But We have seen 80 many evi.
denoes Of the utility Of the "Hypopbosphites
OF Lime and Soda" which we are adyertis.
ing for J. Winchester, that We feel that we are
simply performing a duty to the public by
calling attention % IT, and in doing 20, We
avail ourselves Of the following. from the
Rochester Express, which weheaTtily iRdoFse.
l-HUDsoN RIyER CHRONICLE.
There have been SO many deceptions prae-
ticed upon the languishing sufferers by this
terrible disease, that IL is not.wohderiul it,
when this meets the eye Of any such, they
should turn away in disgust. But, notwith.
standing It's awful fatality, We believe Il may
yet be ren,edied. When We come 10 search
deeper into cause and effect, we shall fna
that Consumption, as well as many otheS dis
eases, is produced by the want Of some Of
the vita elements Of the Organization, and
that 10 cure these diseases, is only 10 aseeT-
tain what is lacking In the system, and 10
provide remedy in form 10 be assimilated
by the circulating fluids. In Cnsumption,
and kindred diseasea, the discovery has been
made that there is "defeieneY and undue
waste Of the oxydizable phosphorus normally
existing 10 the economy" The HypOphos-
Phites, proposed by DR., Churchill, "a a strict
y Scientific Remedy, being preparation
u phosphorus, both Oxydiza6lo aud assimila-
Bile, which restores the deficient element 10
the nervous system. and creates new and
healthy blood. In fact, the HypOphosphites
cure Consumption, 81 removing the cause
whieh produces Il,
OF NJ success Of Dr.. chmebiIls remedy
we have ample testimony In this city. We
are personally acquainted with seyerai ipdi-
Viduals who have been raised from a miseFn.
ble' desponding, languishiug condition by
this remedy, and restored TO health and use.
tulness. The remedy was but lately discov.
eFed yet is becoming widely known. IL il
manufactured in this country by J, Winshes.
ter, OF New York, whose pronity Of character
is sutheient guarantee that it L not mere
catch penny humbug. See advertisement IN
another column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Terms Of subscriptioh. !.
RIanks Rlnnks I

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con.
Btantly on hand aud for Gale cheap at tho Tai.
sUNE OFFicE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subp9euas,
Attachments, Vendis,
- Executions, Constable Sales,
- Blank Notes, SC, sc.
HEFJustices and NOtarics supplied on reas-
aaunhfa tsru.s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Friday. NInY ne, 1890.
Job Printing.

Wehave oil the facilities Of the larger cities
Tor doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing,
In the highest style Of the Art. and on very
reasonable terms. Give Us call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
MARRIED,

In this city, on the 18th inst, by Prof. II.
y. Peck Of Oberlih College, Mr.. HENRY II .
SoUDER 10 Miss HATTIE L. srooSEA, both Of
this city.
On the 9th Of April, by the Rev. W. @.
haner, Mr.. EDwARD BRowN, Of Carey to Miss
MAReARET WRIPFER Of Amanda Up, Hancock
Co. D.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
DiPoRrANr TO FEMALES.
DIR. cheeseman's Pills,
Prenared ~ Co,neli,, 7. ct...... \, N

DR. Cheeselmam'S kstlIs,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Chseseman, N. D.
New York CITY.
The eombiaaiion Of ingredients Ia he Pills ere The
Fs'Elt Of lonE and extensive pae,es They ars mia
In their operation, and esnain n correcting al nseu
lanues, Pauful Menslfuatont removing AZ 0bstrne
tons wheihel from oold o. Otherwise hsad1ehe main
nthe side palptaon Of the heart whites All nsfvous
affections hysleaos, aiTde pain in the baok and iibs
etc dlNu'bed sleep, whsh adsss fom interruption of
To Married Ladies. e
Dr. Chestsmaht PiIls are Invaluable s,,ssg wIlbdns
On the noathy period with Ferhladty. Ladies VIZ
have btsn disappointed in the use Of othcF Pills ran
place the utmost oonfdence IN ~ Cheesemanis Pill
doing al that they represent to DO
Then Il one 0oBdnon ofthe femaIs " ten in which
the Pills ounuot Be taken WITHOUT plodduiif psen
iarfesult such u the inesituble teudency M fs med.
iene % reitois the seEual fhuetoasto nofhu eond-
oa ihsteyen the repsOdaetvs power Of naiue camel
esai ~ Wafmnted purely vegetable, and nee for
gn5hIaS inIuFious Explicit difeotions which shouid
% fead saecompany each box. Price sI 8ehtbymaIl
on eneio'ieg si tc ths Gsneral Agent
tV~sold BY drugsii, r sysry town IN tie Uni,sf
stahf r. n, HurCniNCB,
CeneTal Agent fortla United states
IO5 Chamber, 81, New.York
TO whom Az Wholesale orders should be addfetssd
soidbY J. y. Wooster Ihins v. maeu.lt
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Donation Nisit.--The friends and nc.
quaintances of Rev. r, Andrew will pay him
Donation Visit on Wednesday the SOth
inst, afternoon and evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

The New MilI.--The brick work Of Gun.
ningham's new mill is nearly completed. It
is an imposing structure and will be four sto.
rics high including the basement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR m Mind

eB-ThattheTRIBUNE has ths Iars-
est circulaiinu, and is, therefsre, tho
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
COunty.-Rl .'HI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Court resumes It's iabOrs next Mon day,
Judge seney on the Bench.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Rates Of Advertising.

Agreed upon BY the proprieiors Of The Timu Tribune
and Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, lass, to be strictly
snforesd In All easess
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Thanks to Hon. John Carey, for valuable
congressional ftvors.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Last Saturday was very busy day in
Tifin and our merchants realized quite a
golden harvest.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

1 Episcopal Visitation. .-zWe are inIorm
ed that the RI Rev. Or. Bedell, the new As
sistant bishop Of the Prot Episcopal Church
in The Dioccse Of Ohio. will preach and ad-
minister the rite Of confirmation in the Trini-
ty cbarch Of tbis place, ;I2ty. r. Meyer, Rec
tori on Tuesday next. The church viii be
opened for service on Tuesday At 1919 A. n,
and ot ~ P.M. ASK P. M. the Bishop
will address Sunday School children, parents
and teachers. AN are invited V attend.
]
Tho produce trade Of THE county is very
large and constantly Increasing. Il has here.
toiore found a market usually IN Che city Of
New York The Cincinnati uiafket is now,
however. better then any other for most alt
Kinds Of produce. As the distance is much
shorterlfares consequently lower aud needing
no trans-shipment, and therefore Avoiding de-
lay All can ace the advantages the Ciu,aunati
market would afford. We would say to all
that has any produce 10 sell, ship y at once
to Pst,erson, Erwin & Co. No. 30 East See.
ond St, Cincinnati Ohio.
Firo.--A shop, on mnrket street, next 10
Yosts Sash and Blind Factory belonging TO
Ne spindler being occupied BY c. Yopt. as
an office and also by Mr. Spindler to store
away articles after being painted, was discov.
cred to be on fire about ~ o'clock Tuesday
night The engines were promptly on Tie
ground, but owing to being tampered with,
did not get to work immediately. The efforts
Of the fremen were unavailing and the build.
ing together with Spindlers paint shop was
entirely consumed. The losses Of Mr. Spind-
Ter are heavy. Mr. Yost had All his books
and about two hundred dollars worth Of sash
burned. The fire was undoubtedly the work
Of an inoendinry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE,


We willsend the TRmUNE TO any address,
during the Presidential campaign, forT5 cts.
Let a club be got up in every neighborhood.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Suicide of Young Lady-Disap.
pointed Love the Cause.-Miss Fmjlin,
Dellinger, an interesting and handsome younp
lady, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Dellinger, !
respectable farmer of Lykins township, Craw.
ford CO., committed suicide on last Thursday
evening, by taking strychnine. The report
~ that she was engaged to be married to a
young man residing near Mansfield and that
being disappointed she determined upon
self destruction. She LEFT home few days
before for Mansfield, With the intention it il
supposed, Of getting married. When she ar
rived at Mansfield, she found that the young
man to whom she was afHaneed had been
welded to another, only the day before. Tn,
sLoek was too severe for her tender and afFeo
tionate ma ture-she felt that she was desert
ed betrayed, and that death was preferable ID
a life without love in this cold cheerless world.
Returning home, she purchased the fatal drug
at Bucyrus. She went to bed on Thursday
evening as usual, there being nothing in her
conduct to excite suspicion. Soon after re
uf'ng' she arose aud took the fatal poison
Her sgpnies coon brought her parents to hei
bedside, when she reyealed to them the fsta
step sbe had taken and the reasons therefor
In few minutes she wes corpse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Trains on the Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East, ,4:4s q. m, and 4ilSp. m. Going West,
1853 a. M, and 1850 p. IN. ..
~ Republic and Tiihn train auiyes in TiHn a H.
A, NJ. Departs a. 4'to, P. NJ.
EP-Haekt leave TiHn daily FOR RspobHo and ri.
weekly fof Foitora and Upper Sandusdy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

See Advertisement headed "wanted."--
There is a good chance for a clerk out Of en-
ployuient ...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

The Late Mrs. Eannah Holmes
There are circumstances worthy Of note con,
nected with the his Ory Of this vsnerable LADY
who died recently at The residences d her soD
near MelmOre, aged over 96 years. AZ her
death she had one daughter over rs years ci
age, and grand children over City years Of age,
and ons nephew in New York over 81 years
Of age. She had almost countless relation.
ships eztending through the NeE England
States, New York CaAsda and nearly ali the
Western States, including Oregon aud Cali,
fornia
She was the great grand mother ofthe Hon.
Anson BnFlingnme. Of Boston, who formerly
resided ptRs Aefmore. Up 70 within few
years Of her death she was in far possession
Of physical and mental yigOr, aud could re-
count The incidents Of pioneer life in the vet.
tlemeat Of eastern New York and Ohio, with
great accuracy and much intelligepee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Cincinnati nInrI,nt.
Timn Re1niI Worket.


corrected weekly, BY n. A. BUsKIRK 4 Brs
WholeSale and Retail dealers IN Groceries and pfl
duce OF allkind,, shs vhaa'S Block Tidlp O.l y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

The In-lOt advertised at Guardians Sale,
on the fret page Of to-day's paper was ap.
praised at $500.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Trains on ihe Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows: Going East,
6;O6 a m, 1905 p. M, and b;24 p. nj
Going West, S,51 a IN, 5i49 p. nj. and S3l
p. m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

The ''seniOr'' is or to Chicago, the par
tcular scene ofinterost just now helping to
make President VIII report himself next
week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

Picnic. The young folks Of Tifin in
tend to join in pic mic excursion to the woods
this friday afternoon. We wish them a
good time and lots Of rare sport.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Iftin agerEIp gribane.
Local and Miscellaneous.

sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. n.
Passenger Trains on thi' road nov leave
this Station as follows;
Going South. Going North.
Mail, ..,, a .9:t5 Az Mail. q. y. a,42 n
Night Exp. $50 FN Night Exp. 400 A =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

The following is q sample Of the numerous
letters constantly receiving for Hostctter's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

FINANCIAL MATTKRs.-The suspension Of the
banks gave brighter aspect to commercial affairs
yesterday, and at once relieved the great sringency
OF the money market. The banks discounted Il b.
orally for their customers and the prospect is that
In day or two exchanges will become regulated
on the new basis and renewed movement of pro-
duce give some activity to trade. The Pbilcdel-
Pnia banks suspended yesterday at one O'Clock
The Virginia and District OF Colum bi a banks have
also adopted the same protective measure. The
New York banks have made common fund of
tneir specie, resolved upon an unlimited expan.
sion, and will not suspend until all their resources
are exhausted. This measure has never before
been tried In this country, but IL is said to have
been a strong panacea for panics In England. We
give elsewhere the particulars Of the agreement OF
the banks and the comments of the New York
press thereon. Amsyican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

ANOTHER SECESSION SPEECH PROM Mr.. KHrrf
CHARLESTON, Nov. 21.-This has been q sol
EMMY quiet day In Charleston. Business has
been az Silent as a well fept sabbath.
Ii has been day of fasting and prayer with the
religiously inclined, and services have been held
In ali the churches-not ordinary fast day services
and sermons. BY no means. Every minister i'm
In Charleston preached a secession sermon to-day.
The Southern pulpit is now fairly embarked on
the troubled sea Of politics. political sermon
six months ago was the special adherence Of all
Southern ministers; atleast such is the allegation
Now politics form the staple Of preaching In
Charleston ~ 80
One is reminded Of the days and exploits o,
Praise God Barebones by the events Of this day
Religious and political enthusiasm are getting
mingled In right Cromwellian fashion. 1T only
needs the 'strust to Providence and keep your
powder dry" Of ..the great usurper, to link that
From pulpit to rostrum. Congressman Keit
last night made a fiery speech-One of those in
candescent efforts for which he is famous, and
took occasion to exhume the name Of Preston
Brooks, and glorify his affair with Sumner.
His defense of Mr.. Brooks was without qualif
cation, and ELECTED the EXTREMIST Of South Caro-
lima applause. E.r T--..
So, this afternoon, Mr. Keitt was presented
speech Of the night before. He received it grace
fully, with pretty speech, just pertinent to tn,
occasion, and, Of course, impromptu.
MIR. keit has announced his intention to resign
nlB seat IN congress before the secession cOnven
ton shall meet. He is expected to GO into The
convention.
One hundred and eighty Storage passenger
from the North have been sent back, and NOR,
will follow. The South Carolinians seem de
termined to carry out this ancient law, and 1t il
not doubted that any but cabin passengers t.
Charleston might as well stay at home.
The American Sunday School Union this morn
Ing unfurled white banner, with a Palmett.
tree. five stars and open Bible, and the notices
"South Carolina dares resist oppression; an(
I" In the name Of our G cd we set up our banner )
The Georgia merchants are promptly meeting
their Charleston liabilities
The suspension of the Richmond banks will
not effect business here.
THE GOVERNOR OF Texas CALLED UPON TO Coz
vENR THE LEGISLATURES.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 21.-Advices from
Texas state that meetings are being held in tina
State at which the Governor Is called upon to con
vene the Legislature for the purpose Of consider
ing what method Is proper to vindicate the right
and honor OF Texas as a member Of the Con
| federacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

A DECISION Jos. 8. Wilson, Esq. Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs, having received letter
from Omaha, N. T., inquiring whether TIE Ter
ritory Of Nebraska could sell or lease sections 10
and % for the purpose Of deriving a revenue for
schools states in reply that there is no law grant
ing such permission. These titles are merely re-
served, the title remaining In the Government.
In the act admitting land State" into the
Union, ii has been usual to make grant Of the
school lands reserved to the State. In the ID
sence Of such grant or enactment Of Congress the
authorities in Nebraska can do lawful act in
the way Of directing or disposing Of school funds
THE MISSION TO CKNrRAL AMERIcA.-Mr. John
Dimitry left yesterday for Nicaragua, as bearer OF
dispatches for his father, present Minister TO
Central America. Mr.. Dimitry 10 anxious to re.
turn home, and may soon be relieved.
RESIGNATION OF AN INDIAN SUPERINTENDENT
Col. McDufae, Southern Superintendent of Indian
Affairs In California, has resigned his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
IL The Associated Press Agent telegraph

IL The Associated Press Agent telegraphs
from Washington as follows:
There have been no special meetings Of the
Cabinet to consider the questions growing out of
the secession movements. Harmony has hitherto
characterized their proceedings 1t was to-day
automatically stated that Nothing has recently oc.
Cured In their deliberations to produce distrac.
ton.
The President to-day received Judge Williams
dispatch from Warsaw, acquainting him with
the alarming state Of affairs In KanEas, and addi-
nonal orders were transmitted to Gen. Harvey TO
resort to all available means to crush the insur.
gents.
The receipts into the Treasury for the week
ending on Monday were 81 ,432 900, including
about 800 600 only from customs Drsfts have
been paid to the amount Of about 81 600 GOO-a
portion being for the redemption Of Treasury
Notes-leaving subject to draft 80, 195. 600 The
public lands sold for the year ending June last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
SPIRIT Of tho Morning rress.

The Constitxfion descants at length upon what
II calls "The Black Republican gospel according
10 Trumball"
The In'sAigsnesr argues in reply to certain
secession journals, that the Union policy is not
less MANLY" than the Secession policy, and that
high degree Of manliness and intrepidity In the
maintenance Of inestimable rig hts and franc ses
u not necessarily manifested by the precipita:e
abandonment Of them all under the stress of ap.
pretended danger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
Irt is teleg, Aphed from Washington an 10

Ot is teleg, Aphed from Washington al fol-
lows
Four hundred thousand dollars were paid into
late loans. Ii was not paid in money but In
Treasury notes, which to the Treasury is the same
thing az money, because the loan was authorized
Tor the redemption ofsuch notes. 1t 10 supposed
manner There is now scarcely half the amount
In the Treasury that has usually been regarded al
necessary TO the prompt and easy dispatch of the
business OF the department. The receipts from
customs at New York are very small, and third
OF these. are In Treasury notes now redeemable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THos. DOWNING. Auct,o,esr.
9sorrSf oSra. a. n

Georesfcsca, %. C. -
I AsGE SALE SALE oFSRockRsEs, LIQUORS.
mon pay "s.t che 18th inst at 70 o'o!Go. @ u.
S ,Sl fSIsc Eis 8 and Lori.isqs ss.....
sSi so ssa ssoi: RIO Java. SsIas and Ground
Bbls O. laen Strip, Orleans and Porto Rice Mo-
Hhds. Bacon, bbls. Lard, casks Soda.
BS1s' sSs' q, As.msn,ias and acsfd c.nd desc
Casks Rice, boxes staioh and Pepper.
sSais Is! EsS: aISSst, ass.55. e s: .,
hr sSi. 3 s5; ss;S'
Bbl.: Gibson. xxx Whisky. 10 Dbl. Picked Cod
ChsmSns ne and other Wines in glass.
!s s.s seift Nun md T ois scotch whisky,
Bbls. APPls Brsnay,s isrces Cosnse brandy,
Bis. KeSsucfy Rye VIII sf;.
Shelf Goods, consisting Of
so sss OF sEs: sh;a Ssofns css'aP 40
r ,nMr,r. ssa,e y S,a 2coc pounds,
Aso. a fns young Horse, years. Ia nsxt spring,
SirinE ssop. H.InHss. &c, &C.
or dat of 80 20 and 81 days. for approved endorsed
M n1aiDG aug ''' THos. DOWNING, Auct.
BY j. u. MoGUlhE ~ Co. AucGOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND
MoSpAhTS MTRNTfSe N aTdmbsr s. snd oss
finuing from day 10 day until the whole disposed
Of by tntue OF two deeds al tru ito tie cubs
duly recorded among the lanc records for Wash,
s He aou ss.s
tween 18th snd 18th streets, mpusng the Furni-
tpre Of eOont sixty rooms
Walnut and Mahogany Pa-Ior suitee, consisting
q Sofas, Tete- a-Tetes, Arm, Rockins, and
Walnut BOOKCASES, Derks, and VIVA .nots.
Rosewood Marble top Center and sofa Tables,
Lounges, Fancy Chalrs, ard Tables,
Gilt frame French Plate I" antel and Pier q Asses,
Damesk and Lace Curtains, CornIce and Shades.
| c.oths throush out the Rouse,
STAIR Carpets. Cocoon ard India Mating.
Walnut and Oak Extentioa DInIne Tables,
Oak FIR 'nch D nj e Chairs, Side Tab,es,
Glassware, Table Cutlery, Waters,
Silver Plated Casters, Ice Pitchers,
Cake Bas kets, Spoons, and FoTks.
Rosewond, Mahogany. w slnut, and Painted Dress
Ing Bureaus aud WashstaRds, with and with
yenay, Lind, French. and Cottage Bedsteads,
Solid Oak ard Painted Cottage Sets,
Feather Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows. Toilet stets,
superior CURED Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Large quantity ofBlankets Comforts, Quilts, and
psnask Table-oloths, NAPKINS, Towels. rl
ksciator,, Open crate, and Air tight Stoves
throug hout the house,
Together with large variety Of Household Arsi-
Terms $50 and under cab; over that sum
credit Of one, two, three, and four months, with
interest, secured 6y APPROVED endorsers.
ctAee &. Mo SfUifREEt s COT dra assi..
p. 8. The House is for rent; inc uire ofthe Ase-
uoneer. no 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

u Hon. r. w. Barnweil. OF South CAROLYN,
ia published letter, avows his wish to form !,
southern Confectionery, but takes occasion To say
Ihat any policy based upon the expectation tina,
south Carolina, by her separate action. coula
force other states to Join In the effort TO
ths Confederacy, "would be In the highest de.
gree mischeyous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

IL The State Convention IN south Carolina IN
called for the purpose Of Ssesding-that Of Georgia
for DshssraitHg-and those Of Alabama, Missi.-
sippfs and L ouisiana for CensHl,inx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

W MI Glass, the Democratic postmaster a,
Lynenourg, having given notice that he viii no,
ho,a his pace under President Lincoln, the Alex.
anoha (fa-l Sentinel, a Breckenridge Journal, oh.
serves as follows:
"We think he 10 wrong. An long n. y,,.;,,.
remains In the Union we shall want post ofins.
and We want good mtn In them and ON, Stat,
1oVernment shouids,ake care that none but oood
men shall NIL them. '"' soVu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

W South Carolina paper proposes that az Co
hmbus was defrauded out OF the honor of hav,no
THIS continent named after him, the new soutbe,S
confederacy be called the Republic Of Columns,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctroneerl
DOAN HORSE AT AUCTION.-On SAyUR-
II DAY MORNING. 2sth inst, at IL 90 ock, We
WILL sell in front Of the Auction Rooms, ore Moan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

III From shinington We have the Atlantic
Monthly for December, handsome and entertain
Ing As usual.