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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

SrLrHUR Discovery IN NEVADA TER
ToRy.-Thc Virginia City Bulletin
says that large field of sulphur has
been discovered in Lasscn Meadows, at
the foot of Humboldt Canon. As far as
it is now traced, it covers some 60 acres,
and is from to 3 feet thick. The top is
composed of peculiar kind Of crust
The company own 1G0.acres Of what is
supposed TO be all sulphur. Three
(ourths of it belongs to parties in Carson
City aud one.lourth to parties in Hum
boldt City. The acid manufactures
which are starting in this Territory in
tend using this sulphur.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
CHAPTER III.-DARK HER
And the stately 'hips go on

(" And the stately ships go on
To their haven under ,he hill
But o for the touch Of a vanished hand,
And the sound of voice that is slill.'-
Tennyson
The wheels Of Timo had rolled around
for three long years, and all that time the
axle had never been creased. There
stood a stately mansion. In the YARD
stood Dnah, stirring huge kettle o
boiling soap. What was that soap for
May be to grease the axle. In another
part Of the yard, playing on the grass
was an infant contraband, two years anC
three months old. A dog stood by Lii
side. He was dressed in long cotto'
shirt, ON which he occasionally wiped hi
nose, and he seemed very happy. HI
was tickling the dogs hind legs with
straw.
A powerful form upproache ed from dowi
the lane, and leaped over the fence o.
sharp and pointed pickels.
julius Boregord !"
Olnad, my adored female |"
The dark lady fell into his arms h'
staggered back and fell over that ketil,
OF boiling seething soap. o, fatal day
! Perdiiion seize all the kettles Of soap
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

CRIEoLISE CREEFERs.--A novel use
has been found for crinolinc, the honor
of the discovery of which is due to the
ladies' Of Detroit. Il is tho fashion in
that town to suspend one from the top
Of pole, and to place il over bed where
seeds Of convolvulus or other plants that
are Of twining nature are sown the
result is that the flower first grows up
round the pole, and then round and
round the crinoline, forming dome Of
bright flowers and green lcavcs. The
effect they consider peculiarly pretty, es'
pocially when there are lines Of these
strange-'ooking things, so as to form ar
avenue. We should imagine they must
bear the appearance ofrows of varigatet
umbrellas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

CoURTsnlr WITH BELL.-d bell 10
ring is, Of course. necessary to n court
ship. But thus is one described in an
English paper -" "On Saturday last the
inhabitants Of Eusibournc were amused
hy singular Intelligence, prcclDmcd by
the" town cricr," who, having given the
usual tummous with the bell, and his
clear and stcntoran oh, yes" announ-
ccd The fnci--not that a lady had lost
her lcvCr--but that she wished % obtain
one. 1t appears that the lady in qucs-
ton met agontloman in ,he buzar held
for the benefit Of the Wesleyan Chapel
Fund. The agreeable manners and per.
sonal appearance Of the gentleman, so
plcosod the lady that she desired a more
private and prolonged interview, and be-
ing ignorant Of tho name and address OF
the gentleman, she called tc her aid the
town crior 10 announce to the loved one
that his presence whs requested on the
Parade between the hours Of eight and
nine in the evening""
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
GENIUS AND RELIGION,

lido not speak lightly when ! say that
all works Of intellect which have not in
some measure been qdickened By religion
ore doomed 70 perish or to loose iheir
pow er and ,hal genius is preparing lol
itself serulchre whea il disjoins itsel
from the Universal Mind. Religioa
Justly viewed, surpasses all other prirci
pies in giving free and manileld acton
TO the mind Chatearbriard.
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d95 Broadray, New York.
I7i Superior Street, Cleveland.
IS West Fourth Street Cincinnati.
IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
1'IRS1'

IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
FIRST.
The N hines manufactured by the Grover 4 ia.
keT Sewing Machine Company, have taken The fInsT
PREeiUA at the late stHe tairsheld in New hok,
New Jer'ey. Pennsylvania, Ohio, lndian,, Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, MisoHti, Kentucky, Tsnnsssee,
NlTgina, North Caroliug, Alubsma and California.
SECOND.
The work executed by the Grover & BtksT Ma.
chimes has received the FinsT PRENiuN at every
State Fair in the United states where It has been
exhibited.
THIRD.
Experience prove, that there are only two yalua
BILE sewing machines stitehes--THR GROVER BAE'
gR STITCH and The SnuTTLE sTITeu' by some called
ouliar merits and eKcellencies. For some purpose
the one stnch Is better adapted and Tor som purpo
the other, and aseleetion should always be made
accordingly,
The Grover x Baker :. NJ, 60. manufacture In adj
diuon to their celebrated GRovER BAKgR STITcH
m-chine'. the most perfect sHuTTLE or "l.ocE
STITcH" machines IN the market aud ahori pnr
ohasers the opportunity Of selecting. ateT iTial and
examination of both the best suited to their wants
Oiher companies manufacture but oSE KIM of MA
chine each. and eSniot offer this opportunity of'ces
tion to their custom'r.
FIFTH.
The Grover & Baker 5. NJ, Go. aTe the only panei
who m nuiacture and sell machines which both s sEw
PERFEcTLT and EaBRoIoER PERTEcrLY.
t>Y- namphlst containing samples Of both th'
Grover x baker stitch and Shuttle stitch in ysTion
fabrics with inl explan natons, diagrams, and Illus
tratons, to enable purchasers to examine, test AM
compare their relrtiyo merits, will be furnished oI
request, from silees throughout the countTv.-
/ Those who desire machines which do the hest work
should not fail send for this pamphlet and test an
compare these stitches tor themselves.
| GROVER 4 BAKERS SEWING MACIIiNI
COTTON will he found superoT;o 20 any in the mar
ket. Its made by the hest European manuiac tprert
and put on sp vols Of 9nO 500 ysIds, oSpTsssl
/ for the Grover a Baker :. VI. TO. In eonseQuenc
| of extensive and timely arrangements with thes
manufacturers, we are able TO sell this superior Cot
ton below the prices of lher leading manufaetursrs
! GROVER & BARER's SEWING MACHIN
TWIST, long recognized as ihe best In the ma rk 81
furnished in any quantities desired at wholssal {
/ retsil at the owsS market prices.
For sale by Mrs. DC. GIBSON.
TiHhn, May 90, 1868. 3i-iy
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or AMuSG modern intentions is
ships berth boat" intended 60 prevent
sea sickness. When used as berth i
accommodates itself to the motion of
tho vessel after the manner Of a marin
er's compass. In case Of shipwrcck. it
may be used effectively ~ life. boat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

Too MUCH HOLIDAY The carly. closing
movement in England has, doubtless,
been n very useful proceeding, and given
much henthful amusement to the public;
but like all good things, there is a grea,
risk Of its being ovcrdonc or straincd To
a wrong issue. The one holiday week
is not now considered enough but in
some parts Of the country it is proposed
to close the stores during the afternoon
nfthe last Wednesday in each month.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

PREFERENCE OF EXTINCT TO EVrGSF {
-Bulwcr says, in the last number oS
BlaCkwood :--' honor the reverence to
noble tombs too implicitly to believe thOt
any living great man can equal dead
great man. A dead great man is a shrfn-
cd ideal Of excellence living great
man is a struggling fcllow-m mortal"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

A TROPHY FROM Mexico To France
The Marquis of GalIiiet, who brought
home The Mexican trophies, after pre-
scnting the captured standards TO the
Emperor Of vichy, returne ed to Paris and
handed over to the Imperial Prince u
miniature piece of cannon taken at Peub-
Ia, and "ofitrcd by the Army Of Mexico" "
The gun is of American manufacture
and was presented by the President oI
the United States to the Mexican Gov
Crnmcnt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

CALAMITY DETAILING 4 CRIPTLE -
The settlement of Rangcly, situated
above the Umbngog chain of lakes, con-
sisted Of one house occupied by Mr.. Kim
pall and family, and twenty miles from
any Eeighbors. One day fortnight
since, as Mr.. X. and wife were both nb-
sent from the house, il took fire land with
three children who were in il, was en-
tirey consumed. Mr.. X, who is a Grip
pie from an incident, lost everything, and
with his wife managed to make his way
here on foot.--Coos (N. H. Republi-
ed9,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

RE.DIscovERy OF R,cH LEADIS YUBA
CoUSTY.-Suys the Nloryville Appeal :
1t is rumored that the famous Chandler
lead, near Browns valley, has been re-
discovered by John Howell and Others.
In this lead, as long ago as 1858, one
Chandler struck pocket from which he
teok out about 100000 worth in short
time. lis luck cr1zed him, and from
being steady, sober fellow, he took to
dissipation and extravaganza, and soon
lost his money aud his lead. Whether
Howell's strike is really another pocket
Of the Chandler lodge we krow not, hut
are informed that rich strike of snrlfer-
Gus quartz has really been made iu ,hst
vicinity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

SHOOTING A Cow.-Jacob Teal, Of the
One Hundred and Seventh New. York
regiment, was committed to the guard
house at Washington, lately, by Captain
Todd, on the charge of shooting n COW
belonging TO poor woman. The accus-
cd stated, in cxtenuation, that he was
sentinel on duty, ond the COW came
along. He challenged her, but she not
giving the countcrsign, he fired opon
her,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

LAurrs MADE LOYAL Twenty ladies
have been arrested for disloyalty at
Westminster, Virginia, but they thought
the county jill horrid" in comparison
with taking the oath of allegiance, and,
having taken tho oath, and governed
themselves accordingly, were set at lib
rriN
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from the Boston Journal
A DIRGE FOR THE SLAIN IN
BATTLE.

tCtrrYsbuRc.l
Toll The bell mournmlly
Over our lead
flushed be al careless noise,
Vanish all selfish joys.
While slow aud tcariully
Onward We tread,
Toll the hell mcurnfully
Over our dead
let cur tears freely & n.
nown on the dropping pail.
Thrown dark aud heavily
Over bis head.
Toll the bell solcmn'y
Over our dead
Slowly comes hoino the brave.
Seeking his quiet gravt--
lu il nvst tend, sly
Let him he laid.
Toll tho bell solcmnly
Over our dead
Hearing his counuY's call.
Gladly he gave his MI,
Goirg forth 'carlcssly
WhcTe dSty led.
Toll the bell muurnful'y
over our dead
Dear is our ccuutry's fave,
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Iiffin at'erklp Tribune
TERmS-s7, 100 PER AaNvm,
IN ADVANCE.
JOIN ROBINS, edItof and Publlshes

o. TINS sister OF Sir Sydney Smith,
the hero of Acre, is still living. She is
so years Of age, but in abjcct poverty
and by casual charity saved from dying
in the workh use.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
THE MINING DIscovEY IN GoLD HmL
N. T.-The Territorial Ente'prise (vir-
ginia City Of 18th September, says:

Considerable excitement has been cre-
nted in Gold Hill during the past. few
days by the discovery Of rich silver
bearing lead on the cast side Of Gold i'll,
A man in grading lot made the discove-
~, and the consequence is, several com
ponies have commenced operations in
that quarter. Owing to the burnt con-
dition of the surface of the hill but little
attention has been paid to the locality,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

carry them beyond description, and
empty them into the sea or oblivion
Tho infant Julius fled in awiul fright,
and hid itself under the house.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
NEVER sULK,

Better drew the cork Of your indigna-
ton, aad let il foam and fume, than to
wire it down to turn cur ard serid with
in you, sulks fleet the liver. ard ero
still verse for the heart than the ssul.-
Wrath driven in ia as dangerous to the
moral health os suppressed smali.pox TO
tho animal system Dissipate il byrc-
fsctips on tho mildncsr, humility aud sc.
rcnity Of bei,er men than yourself, sur
fering under greater wrongs than you
hsvc ever been called upon to Aear.--
Independent. t s
q shif ~ -Ir-.-s = - - u
0- Wuicu d ,.s isppiS ot shs
: IN tho a.ilsI q b'lss' Shils y y q hs...s.
and an sAe res, arc :. = ta9atosy.
81 e.. H|..|. "a. =.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
ElOSIEEY v.

Gloves, Dress Trimmings, &C.,
&c, in great variety, together with
every description, kind and style
of Goods for Mems and Boys
wear at wholesale or retail cheap
er than can be bought anywhere
this side of New York.
Also, the largest and best select
ed stock of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

The work executed by the Grover & Btker Ma.
chimes has received the FiHsT PRENiuN at every
State Fair in tue United states where it has been
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
ABNER NIEBEL.

Tombstones, Monuments. Man
Ito pieces, Table and stand Tops, and every Other
Article in tslre manufactured: TO order and " the
most approved and modern styles,
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Emancipation Meeting n, Jefferson City.

JrFFEEsOs CITY. Mo-, saiufday. Jan U l,ti
At the Emancipation meeting last night Senator
Gilstrap presented for confederation the bl for the
emancipation Of slsyes In MssOari. Sec.ioa four nc
cents the Presidents Proclamation 10 Congress FOR
compensated emancipation; sectioDs second aud Third
create fund fol emancipation contissng ofa Congress
sioual appropriation with such provisions "a TIE
State may make and 2 per cent tax on slavcs; sec.
tons fifth and sixth provide that those loyal owners
who consent TO smancpate their slaves sha flo their
consent with tie County Clerk on or before the 4th
of July, 1868, and after proper returns arc made
10 the State officers, warrants shall 10
Issued by the proper State officer for full
value, tbat value being fixed by the appraiso-
ment Of Commissioner appointed for that purpose;
section eighth provides that The Commissioners shall
make OUT after tue ith Of July, 1864 liSs Of slave
owners WHO have not filed their consent to the
emancipation warrants to be ifsued TO them for their
slaves, who shall thereafter be free section ninth
provides for the freedom Of the slaves fast the
warrants are issued for themi section fourteenth and
fifteenth provide for the apprenticeship Of the freed
slaves, year BY year. TO their former owners, as Tar
as practicable.
All slavery to terminate IN 1864. and the induce
mepts is great sbOllt the institution III 1868. The
bill doeg not provide for any freedom without pay
tnent except those Of owners who have forfeited
their claims under the COnliscatlOn act, or may be
convicted Of treason. Considerable dlscussion en-
sued but the substantial features OF the Dill met
WIKI approval.
Senator Van Horn submitted proposition that
We will omancipate ut all eyents, Gid IN respect TO
value we will cut according 10 jur cloth, and II
ConRrers makes no appropriation, We Will devise
some scheme 70 Kill slavery IN time.
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DIE

BOWHE-At FlEshing on Sixth'dsy evening, Ann BOVINE
in the 18th yesrof her age -, ...ns
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence. BOVINE avenue
with car. ths Flushing Railroad. leave James sup ru
Th III street at O'clock returning ato Daifhses
will be IN waiting at the depot. 80 90,
CLARk-At Fort Delaware Friday jan 80. Edwin oniy
sOn Of Lieut. Gilbert :. aud the late Ssapnepe H. o'nia
aged years. months and days .,,,,,,
The friends a.yes OF the family are resPeeuy invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence OF hs orotnet
Clark No. ZIG Bay street, Jersey City. ct O'CLOCK uh
day without further invitation. -, ., zoe, A.. t,uo,
FEEToN-On Saturday morning Jan. Jl I.oJ, hrs tiep
Thompson relic. Of the late Johu Fenton Of Peftn ScoAo
In the 95th year OF her age. ,-,,
The relatives and friends 81 the family are respeeny
qussed to attend funeral from the Si1'eenii DNP'n'
Church Sixteenth Eighth avenue Oh tuesday
Feb 3. at O'Clock p m without luther inVitstion'
FRAsER-on Sabbath evening" Feb. !, Thomas Fraser in
the SD year OF his age. 49,
The friend, Of the family respectfully invited to attend his
funeral Wednesday sh ins at y o'clock ?. from
his late residence. No. ~ Yves. Tweuty'second street
GILCaRIST-On Friday evening Jan. 30 Thos d. Gichrs
OF tho BIN Regiment. Hsw-Jer'ey Volunteers in the 10Th
year of mis- age.
The funeral take place the house Of his father James
Gichrist No. 6JI Hudson street Monday, FEB T. ss
O'clock. Friends invited without further notice.
HODGYINsON-Iu washington y. e., on Tues5sy. Jan.
r. wounds received at tue battle OF UP
orthiu HoJgktns0n, it, OF Company a, ''n hes'
nent. N. Y. 5. NJ, aged q years
LUkE-In this city, on Sunday. Feb. ], Albert Harvey
youngest son Of James and Margaret Ann Luke aged
YEAR, mont hs and days -,
PORIkR-In this city Friday, Jan 80 VIM. IT, Porter,
son OF David G Porter, decessei, eyed 70 years.
Iis body will be removed to Caisk for Intofueni
ROYS-In this city, SUNDAY, Feb l. hanoolph EHiot
only son Of Harlow and Huldah Roys aged yesrs-
Tue relatives an friends TIE family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Tuesday Afternoon 80 lust, az
| O'Clock, at No. % West Fourteenth street
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pany, whose signature is in small letters upon the
face. When the demand for them became urgent,
the National Bank Note Company printed the face
and the American Bank Note Company the backs,
hence those which were printed by the American
Bank Note Company have their signature upon the
back but the absence Of this signature is evidence
Of spuriousness.
DECISION OF COMMISSIONER BOUTWELL, IL
REFERENCE TO MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
The Commissioners of Internal Revenue has deci-
ded that whenever manufacturer Of agricultural
implements authorizes agent or agents 10 sell such
implements at wholesale, at places other than the
place Of manufacture such agent or agents will not
be required, authority for such saes TO take IL
censes as dealers or peddtrs II, however, suco
agent or agents shall cell such implements at retail,
licenses will be required under section Ga article .,
or article 81.
A GENERAL HOSPITAL IN WESTERN NETWORK.
Much interest has recently been manifested in re-
gard 10 the establishment Of United States General
Hospital in Western New-York, and Surgeon-Gene
raj Hammond, at the request of the lion. Alfred
Ely and msjority of his Congressional colleagues,
has decided to locate one at Rochester, owing to i's
favorable locality, and the many advantages when
that rich section of the State affords.
TINE CANAL BILL.
The friends of the Michigan, Illinois and New.
York Canal bill are sanguine of its passage through
Congress.
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The War in the Southwest.

CAIRO, Feb. l, 1853.
Guerrlas continue active in the vicinity Of Mem
phis.
detachment Of tie 4th Illinois Cavalry had
skrIush ON Tuesday with squad of Rebels
The Uncnists lost seven killed, wounded and
captured.
Tie Ballet.H says the Rebels are advancing on
our lines AS fast as the condition Of the roads will
allow, the object evidently being to get possession
of The Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers.
BY an accident on the RAILROAD near Morrow on
Tuesday, four freight cars were procipitated down
an emhankment fifty feet, aud four soldiers killed
From Vicksburg We learn that the water is run
ming through the cutoff at deph of from two to
four feet. There signs yet Of the channel
widening.
a considerable force has CROSSED the bend, and Is
now encAnped opposite Warenton, in order more
readily TO communicate with the force from below
when il arrives.
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McIIuOo ONtT FtITIs, 1losUi VYoT DeHlV!I To fOVi
over both, $500.
full vote would doubtless have added several
thousand votes TO McIndoes majority. Mr.. Mcln-
doe was vehemsntly opposed by The MIraakee
Netos, and other Democratic sheets on the ground
that be being the of the State bis
election would be construed Endorsement Of tue
system Of arbitrary Arrests The following ex-
tract from one Of Tie Ners editorials viii give fair
den Of the issue which the opponents Of Mr.. mcln1
doe chose TO make In the canvass: ..
The nomination By Psrii,aa coppk'ee II Provost
Msrha Of tbs United States 70 represent Of the district.
Of this state In corTs sddrg insult injury and
TO be received ,efop by every intelligent and
friend 81 lsw In she siis To vet, fer a McIndoc under
such circumstance q. to indsr-e the whole oaiou, snd
rspudstsd system Of blrary IN the lloyd States
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CATARRH CURED.
lenyou.

From tho Rev. L. X. Russell. Lynn, Mas
have been much troubled with Catarrh Of the type
for twenty years 1t gradually grew worse producing
cough aud hoaenes destroying the sense Of smell and
breaking down my general health to such degree
pei resign my pa.,Ors,e and suspend public speaking
made dgen. of the u,ua remedies. such SHUTS u
different knds nitrate Of silver tarater Oiye.a and inha
atons but without saiusry effects Last sumner
heard Of Dr. Lshthis successful mode of treating Catarh.
visited him. aud pat myself under bis treatment began
to the present Ny ossrh has gradually melted away,
my cough has disappeared voice has become natural and
able to preach tho blessed Gospel Let
advise all troubled with catarrhal difficulties to apply Dr.
Lishthilt p K RUSSELL.
Lynn Mass, Feb. I, 1861.
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The California LeEi,ln,ure-Ch Charge, of

The California Charges Of
C0rruption-saiIing Of she Steamer
Sonora - $G,I0O,OO0 for England -
S2SO,OOO for Eew-YorL.
SACRAMENTO, Csl, Fridsy, Jan 70 l'oi
The State Legislature has adjourned until Tuesday
evening next in order give time to get witnesses
from san Francisco TO continue the investigation oil
the " corruption" charges.
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday JsD. 81, 1867
The steamship Sonora sailed for Panama to-day
with g6 passengers
She has 81, 100, 900 in treasure for England, and
$3.50, coo for New-York.
Arrived ship Agria, Boston.
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CENTRAL PARK AssEssMzETs--Contr Bren.
nan INSTRUCTED r Purdy Clerk Of AnesI to prepare for
sse Of the unpaid assessments for tho opening tho Cen.
trail Park The amount ied for benefits about
1000; amount collected aud As.ssd slS5l 00-lsav
ina due elO9OOO 10 this will be add from Fesrus-
~ 1886. a. u per cent per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

ILLSIss or Gar. RousssAu.-We learn that len.
Rousseau, en- route trom the West was taken pud.
denly III yesterday at Lancaster, Pa, aud was COM
PEELED to remain at the Caldwell House in that city,
a patient in the hands Of DIR. Muhlenberg. He wAs
on his way to New-York for medical treatment for
disease Of the throat several days will elapse be-
fore be can resume his journey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
WISCONSIN.
The Special Election for Congress.

In consequence of the death of the Hon. Luther
Hanchctt, in December last, special election was
he'd on the 30h day Of that month"; for Repre-
sentative in the lid Dstric under the old apporton'
ment, and for the With District under the new The
candidates in the Hid District were Walter d. Nc
Indoe, Republican, and Charles 5. Benton, Demo-