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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Ben. Wade has been visited at his
home in the rustic village of Jeffer.
son, by newspaper correspondent.
The "oid war horse received the
correspondent graciously, aud made
NJ secret Of his views upon men aud
things. He thinks the reason why
Grant dislikes him is owing mainly
to his being "down" on West POin t,
and a disparOging way in which he
spoke of it, which Grant did not
like that there should be no Difficult
" in determining which is the true
Republican party 10 Virginia, by no.
ting which one the late rebels sup
port; that Grants policy will be a
vigorous one, both in regatd to the
Ku Klux and the Alabama Claims /;
that The logic of Summers speech is
irresistible and that labor party
would prove failure.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
DIR. SARGENT'S
BACKACHE PILLS

l. the most efficient and most popular Diuretie
medicine known, removing at spce any obstruo.
ton tho Kidneys, Subdung Infam alton aud
ntrengthing the Urinary Organs.
DR.. sARGENTiS BACkACHE PILLS have
been In use SO years, aud Rre daily PEI efformi inx
won leriul cures. In many Instances where pa.
tlcnts were unable to walk upright orride with
out assistance, they have been relieved by n
single dose.
DR.. sARGENTis DACKACHE PILLS cure ali
diseases OF the urinary organs, the symptoms OF
which are weakness and pain in the back and
loina, palms In tho onts difficulty IN voidlng the
urine, general debility, &c., &C. The Kidneys,
Bladder etc, are those organs through which
most OF the waste or worn ont particles OF the
body passes, These worn out and dead PARTICLES
are poisonous, consequently when these organs
are diseased the whole System becomes dernnE-
cd, and h not relieved At once the result may Be
fatal.
This much estlemed and most efficient medi-
cine IL the only diuretio that IL put up IN thu
shape OF Pulls, aud 10 much moro easily taken
than the ordinary diuretie draughts-the fills
being augar-ooated.
Price 30 cents ber Box-sugar coated. For sale
by NIL Druggists
CAUrl0N.-TAke no other medicine a. a sub
ttitute for these Pills hut n your Druggist d0ea
not have them request him 90 order them. Sent
by mail on receipt OF price.
Sole Proprietor George A. Kelly, Wholesale
Druggist, Cor. Second and Wood Sc, Pittsburg,
For sale John d. Park, Cinoin natl. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
TO THE
Merchants of Senec AGO.
and Vicinity.

THE undersigned beg leave to call alienation
/ of Merchants TO the facilities oncred by them
for the general transaction Of a Wholesale Bust
ness I'm Domestic aud Foreign Dry Goods ana
Notions An sNi erienea Of twenty ears has en-
Abled US TO classify aud AystematiIe our business
In such manner that We feel confident we can
offer inducements to Merchants In this vicinity
10 do portion n Their business with US I one OF
tho partners rosices in New York and gives hts
whole time TO the purehase Of goods for our
House. We are thus prepared to offer our goods
At Cleveland very uniformly with New York
rates We have recently added 10 our business
a large Yankee Notion department. under the
special direction Of an experienced buyer who
spends large portion OF his time IN the purchase
OF goods for this department plone, which In
cludes great variety ofstaPle and fancy goods'
We make speciality In
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

In another column will be found
The call for a Republican County
Convention. Let it be we'll attend
led,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Now that the weather is getting
quite warm, the market is over.stock'
ed with wood.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Entire new stock of Wall Paper,
ust opened. Call early and secure
bargains, at j. F. Marquardts.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your Paints aud Oils Of Her.
shiser ( Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

ALcorr, HORTON & Cove again
call the attention of our merchants
who wish to stock up, to the ndver-
Iiscment of this extensive Cleveland
firm. We are informed that they
have considerably increased their
trade in this vicinity, as we'll as else
where, and in every case have given
entire satisfaction. Their stock is well
selected. fully kept up, and they buy
at just such times as will make them
safe in competing with houses fur
ther East, aud as they import di
rect and purchase from mau-
ufacturers, We cannot see why
they should not offer goods at such
figures as will save railroad fare and
loss Of time to visit the larger cities.
Read the advertisement, at oil events.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

cREEGER- RUsE-on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. L. H. KsfAuver, Mr.. Asa A. Cree
ger and Mss Olive RoSe, both of Hopewsll
township.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

tried II, know that It cured thsn; those who have
net, know that u ettrss their neghbors and nlenaa,
aud all know that what It does once Il does AlWay4
that Il never fails through any fault or nosleetof
W composition. We have thousands upon mon
sands OF certificates OF their remarkable curos Of the
following complaints, but such cures are Known IN
every ncghborhoOd, and wo need not puhllsh thouA-
Adaltcd 70 all agos and conditions In All cllnanaesI
containing n0ither calolne or any dole.az0ua arae
they may be taken with safety BY Aaybosly. Tisk
gngar coating preserves thom ever fresh and mahss
them pleasant 10 take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use ID any quantiky.
They operate BY their powerful Influence on tho
nto healthy Seto1 ne M ~
stomach, bowels, liver, and other nrNana of ne
body, restoring their irregular action 70 health, Ano
ments as arc tho first origin of disease.
INMATE drcotions are givan Ia tho wrapper -
ms box, for the following complaints, whLh thsss
For iyspepsia or HnaiEestlsn. xAaskeas-
meas, LangaeR and LOS. % AgPstsss. thsy
aeh and restore Its healthy tone and antioR.
For L.ycr ComPlains and IL various synP-
Janndlca or Gsrsea sackness, miifous
polic and Billions Eevera, they should bo ~
action OF remove he ol,struetsons whioh cau.a nj
For Dyaentcry or maaREhoea, bat one unlld
dose % !. geneIaiy inquired;
tatien oy the kkeare, Raln ~ Rhe side,
Back and Loina, they should be continuously
iRe system. with such change lhose somplainiS
dieappear
,Fof Preg-y and Droe.Asas swe.llns. shsy
unne the edcct OF a drastic purge.
For s1Ppres.ten a isrge dose shouId b taksa
a. u Produces tie desired eject hy sympnlkv.
Asa Diaher Pin. take ene or two lliiIs 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve tho stomach.
An OCCASIONAL d0so EttnulNtes the rlonafh and
bowels into healihy anfion, restores the anpcnla
and inyigoraies tho sysfcn Hence Il u o0cn az
vAnuiguous where no seripus dernnQonent cxieia.
One WHO feds hilerahlY well oicn nnda that aOaa
of those pills makes him fae decidedly better fiud
gleir cleansing and Fenesafn,s eeeet On Do dxels
ave apparatus.
DR. .. G. ArER q CO., lreeffe.sl okas.lsa..
EoWEIE. sE<ss., y. -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Yankee Robinsons advertising
wagon has paraded the streets for
the past few days.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
FOR s ALE
HOUSE AND LOT.

oaar for sale nv coMMoDIors RRsIpENCE
situated On Wafer street. The house is =
brick contains twelve rooms, hnely pepered snf
grsinsd. has in connection large ei.iSrn, wood
house aud Oiher convenience. On the lot are q
good harm and othsr out bnildngs.
no TIL IL ALIEhbAU0H
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your Family Medicines Of
uershiscr 4 Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

To CoNTRAcToRs AND BUILDERS.
--Persons in want of good building
stone Will call ON S. II, Stoner, be-
low Shawhan House, Tiffin, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your School Books of Hcrshi-
ser & Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Mlckey's FOstOrIa llaCk-This Hack
leaves FostoriA Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat.
urday Of each week, at A. ~, and arrives
at TilIin at 10 o'clock. Returns same days,
leaving THIN at oP. NJ Passengers taken
from or conveyed to any pN,t Of the city.
The driver, Frank Richards, is careful and
safe, and the charges are low. Hack stops
at Davis House. nclT-tf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
DONE.


At the completion of the Pacific
Railroad, on Monday, May 10th, a.
Promontory Point, iu Utah, the tele-
graph communicated the proceedings
simultaneously to every important
station all over the United States
The 6ual strokes of the silver ham
mcr on the gold spike were made to
connect the galvauic circuit and to
ring bells or sound signals and thus
each stroke was known aud virtually
heard by tens of thousands all over
the Milton. At the fourth blow the
spike was driven home and DONE was
signallcd to the country.
DoSI.
Behold On Promou otory Point a band
OF men Of every race united stand
The tawny Indian fading from The earth
The Mongo, walking to n strange new birth
celt and CauoasaiAn, on Columbir's soil,
To consummate great hohievementtoIl
While through our Unio. watchful thousands
meet,
To see and hear the mighty work complete.,
Trained to our Use, the Heaven born lightning
fires
with life and speech the million miles Of wires
Stretched DER our nation, and sublimely sent
Through ocean to each distant continent.
Tho end approaches, comes the word "pre-
pare,"-
"HNts OIL" "They pray !" and every head Is
barei
"Ths last rail hxed," "The silver hammer CIV
en-
In four quick blows the golden spike Is driven.
DONE 10 the. m ghty work As on the ground
The silver hammer strikes with ringing sound.
The magnet oieks each stroke from shore 10 shore,
And thousands hear and signal cAnnons roar.
DONE Through Atlantic depths the notice
speeds,
And Europe hears, and india instant reads
The work is done Before the joyous shout
On Pronontory Point rings fairly out
Roand the vast globe ths mighty message nle,.
And through the world responsive shouts arise.
DONE Our Young nation with a giants force
Wrests commerce from its long accustomed
course;
Spreads out a road, and with lavish hand,
Draws the worlds produce through our throb-
bing land.
Changes the cOursa Of ages and proceeds
'Intent on high designs" 10 noblsr deeds.
[BHeyrHS Journal
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

The Market street bridge is pitch.
ed, sanded aud-6nished.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

The Rustic Window Shades are
sold exclusively by
j. f. MARoUARDT.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Linen Window Shades-all colors,
new stock, Sold by j. L. Mar
ouardt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES

The Mtgic Comb sold BY ]. F
Marquardt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your Wall Paper of Hershiscr
& Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Paints and Whitewash Brushes
just received, at
J. +. MARouARDT's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your Paints and Oils of Her
shiser & Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

The whole country has, for some
timo, been besoeching the State of
Delaware 10 abolish the pillory and
whipping. post, If not for its own sake,
then at least for the national reputa
tiou in other parts oc the world, and
and especially in Timbuctoo and the
Gambia Islands. But the Delaware
tribes, so far from fraternally needing
these requests, have just set up a
braud-Dew post and pillory at New
castle, the old Que having become
rotten and dlapidatod. A Delaware
newspaper Oor strange to say, they
have newspapers there) rejoices that
the new structures "wilI be- erected in
very substantial manner" aud
they are quite ready for the accom-
mediation of those convicted at
the present term Of tho Court.
We expect to hear pretty soou that
the judicial authorities have estab-
lished a sweet aud lovely rack in the
prison that few old steel boots for
torture have been imported from
Scotland that neat variety OF
thumb screws and like dainty uten.
sils has been manufactured aud that
a Stute Commission will SON proceed
to Spain to buy up those delicate i'm
plements of the Inquisition which
may have escaped the destruction OF
that institution. The barbarity OF
the whipping-posts is of an unen-
lightened and unscieutifc kind
There arc hundreds of exquisite ways
of making convict howl or faint
with iutolerable anguish, of which
Delaware seems never to have heard,
If torture is still to be resor'ed to by
tho Delawares, they should bring to
the aid of their fine natural tcrOcity
an adequate knowledge of the me
chanical powers, and of human ca
pucity for suffering.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

CLOSING Our AT Cosr.--wishing to close
out my entire atock OF WALL PAPER and
WINDOW SHADES, Am now offering The
same at cost, Call soon at the City Drug
Store. s. HUSTON
no23.t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your Drugs of Hershiser &
Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS for the
week ending Saturday May 2lst:
A r Collins to P SDTfor, 40 acres
Thompson tp., for $3.50.
L Heter to A Hetet so acres in
Thompson tp., for 50V
p Yunk to A Gimminger, acre
Clinton tp, with Tan shop and
RMGso. R..,..A. 81
Nor 1900.
10 + Yaeth, in,lOt No.
zIm'D I'd, for 1870.
NJ Schonder to D Burkheart, in.
lots No. 1876 aud 737 in I'd Wasd, for
500.
d Burkhart G Schondsr iu lots No.
736 aud 1877 10 "a Ward for 900.
F Y Young to s Murry 10 acres in
Pleasant tp.. for 300,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your Stationery of Hershiser
& Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Fb1 Slts CasAP, ~ second han SAFE
rs good as new. Price $35. Call at Martin
Wagner's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

Buy your Stationery of Hershiser
& Myers.
White Lead-strictly pure-sold
by j. +. MARQUARDT.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

LONDON, May lg.-The London
Times to-day continues to discuss the
relations OF Great Britain aud the
United States. After tracing the
feelings Of Americans toward Eng.
land in past times, and the conduct
of Eugland during the late rebellion,
it says "The Americans know that
our conduct was, or was intended TO
be, void Of olfenso. II private opin
ions or sympathies are TO be made the
subjects of international litigation,
Americans must consider what coun-
ter charges they are Liable to-"
The Daily Telegraph also pursues
the same theme. 1t says;
"HAviug made our protest, We may
be well content to await. 1t is undo
sirablo to have tho question open, but
in the present condition of American
feeling, no possibility ofa speedy aud
satisfactory settlement is apparent.
Beyond desire to act justly, this
country has no interest in concluding
a Convention, save that such agree =
ment might protect our commerce
hereafter from such depredatious as
those committed by the Alabama. A
Convention not co'dially accepted by
Americans as a full discharge of this
supposed grievance, would be value.
less, and an execution of such a COM
pact, it made at present, would be
exceedingly doubtful. The honest
and faithful exposition of the views
of each nation will pave the way to
conciliati)n aud settlement"
The anniversary meeting Of the
Peace Society Was held to-day. Res
oiutions were adopted, regretting the
rejection by the United States Sen
ate of the Alabama Claims Treaty,
hoping, if the statemen of the two
countries are unable to grapple with
the emergency, that the reason aud
Christianity Of the two great Anglo
Saxon nations may interpose to pre-.
vent war; and rejoicing in tho actlv'
ity and earnestness of the peace SO.
cieties in America.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills,>
,,sS'.,I For an tho purposes of q I~Ha'fvs

Perhaps no Ono net0-
cine Il 20 universally ~
qnirod by everybody -
a eAthartlo, nor was evo3
any before go miveraak
" adopted Into use. h
every country and alaoug
all classes, a. this ma
but efficient puiEutivo
Piil. The obvious roa-
son IL, that u isHmere ~
liable and far more sGoo-
tuAl romedy than any
other, 1'hOSo who have
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

ihAve not the space 10 enlarge hlliy uron the
merits OF my Goods, but hnd that my custo-
mefe never iail TO do 90. sell cheap for cash,
~ that l. the manner In which my goods we're
purchased, IL large assortment and low prices
sure to please you.
J. L0uDRRMILCHt
No. 3, Empire Dlock mays'oB-f.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-20
PORT TONNAGE DUTIES.
An Interesting Letter.
lynoM oun OWN CORRESPONDENCE

The following latter addressed by tho Com.
missioner OF Customs to Collector Thomas, OF
Baltimore, contains information Of general In.
terest to all concerned in our mercantile ma
1ine:
! TREASURY DErAar4Esr. September Q.
.Sir-Your letter, dated August so, addresse d
to the Secretary OF the Treasury, and enoios-
ing afetter to you from A. l.. Huggins, agent
OF the Merchants' and Miners Trnnsportation
Company, and also letter to you from Thomas
b. Andrews, agent OF the Baltimore and Sayan-
nan Steamship Company, has been referred 10
z Both OF these agents complain OF certain
foes, taxes or ..port tonnage ,duties", impoeed
upon and collected Of the lines OF steamers
they respectfully represent by the city authori.
ties OF baltimore and Savannah, and their OBJ.
ject is TO ascertain whether such foes or sport
tonnage duties" are legal. ni vr,,,,s,.,'.
hsrbormasters' fees of vessels entering tfie
ports of any State or city claiming this right
came before the Supreme Court OF the District
'9f Columbia ihn667E Edp6n the oloim Of the har.
bormaster OF the City Of Washington OF ffty
cents for port tonnage ofthSi sioop Nautll is,
9 40-1OO tons. Mr.. Justice Wyiie. In , deliver. r.
ing the opinion Of tho court. after argument.
said: ''The plaintiff IN error al
the sioop Nautilus, q vessel OF less than atty
tons burden, engaged In the ooasting trade,
and although the judgment against him was for
the email amount oEffty cents and costs, yet
be has considered It his duty TO bring the case
before US for the purpose OF testing question
ing this port, Section 10 Of tho first article Of
OF the Constitution OF the Quilted States de-
olaressno State shail, withoutJ the oof,sent or
congress-, lay an impost, or duties on imports
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-20
ss- THE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS

~ THE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS
BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, SEPTEMBER 1,
le6s.-DANIeL RAVENEL. PRESIDENT. JAMES
4. ROBINSON AND OTHERS, DIRECTORS OF
THE PLANTERS AND MRoHANICS' BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, vs. THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK o. SOUTH CAROLINA. LEW
n. HATCH AND oTHERs-Rhereas, In pursuance
Of the decree Of the Court of Equity, in this caae
meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Bank was duly
called on the 18th instant but said meeting, although
largely attended. fniled for want Of legal quorum
and whereas. in that event. the further action of the
Corporation is devoved by tho said decree upon tho
Board Of Directors. Be 1T, therefore,
1Bt. Resolved, by the said Board That Il is cxpe.
dent to re-establish the Bank with as large Capital
as possible, under the Act OF the General Assembly
entitled IAN Act to enable the Banks Of tho State TO
I'd. ReSoIued, That to this end an assessment OF
Five Dollars IL hereby laid upon each share, to be
paid In two equal instalments. on the 1st October
and the LIST OF November ensuing; said payment to
be made either in cash by stock note the
holder the same to be deemed part OF the Capital
and te he credited accordingly to each share.
cash or by note at the dates aforesaid shall be Deem
ed to have declined the privileges OF the Cherter
and separate account shall be kept OF the assets
and debts of the Bank, as set forth In the report
with u view to liquidation Of .heir claims; and
that whenever the said assets shall be collected and
the debts and expenses nscertaned and paid. tho
said Stockholders eh1ll receive credit for their re-
spective shares of the surplus.
The foregoing resolutions, reported by q special
committee appointed for that purpose, were unani-
mousIy adopted BY the Board of Directors.
Tho Presi lent will attend at tue Bank daily from
II to O'CLOCK to give information and arrange the
assessment called for.
stockholders will please bring their Certificates of
Stock with them. W E. HASKELL,
Sept 20 m2 Cashier.
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CHARLESTON, MONDAY MORfNNG, SEPTEMBER

or exports. except what may be for (pr use Of
the treasury Of the United States, afft all such
nUs 81 be S a1tsor as
State shall, without the consent, of.Congress,
lay duty on tonnage, 60. lu.33 i.s.15gl.
'!The, frat question for cur determination ie,
in the corporation law, are duties on tonnage,
which tho corporation is prohlbited from col
lecting without the consent Of Congress-"
The judge then proceeds to consider this
teeso were neither moro nor less than "ton.
mage" continues: ~ -
1T would have been srbss Inconsistency in
the right OF exclusive iesisiston as duties on
importe, or exports, and left the several States
the right to lay taxes on vessels engaged In the
conveyance OF those imports and exports. It
follows, therefore, that the ordinance in ques-
tion is violation of the Constitution OF the
United States. .-
"Tba, tax is substantially a duty, notwith-
standing 1t is called by different name. The
Judgment Of the justice OF the peace must be
This Judgment Of the Justice Of the peace
was adverse to the owrer and master Of the
vessel who appealed therefrom.
'The Supreme Court OF the United States, at
it's December term, 1867, IN . case drought be-
foro 1t by writ OF error to the Supreme Court
Of Louisiana, decided that statute Of State
enactipg that the masters and wtrdens OF o
port within it should be entitled 10 demand
and receive, in addition to other feSs, the Sum
OF hvo dollars, whether called on TO perform
any service or not, for every vessel arriving at
that port. is . regulation OF commerce with
in the meaning Of the constitutions and also q
duty on tonnage. and is unconstitutional and
void."-(See 6 Wallace's Reports, 81
In delivering the opinion OF the court, Chief
Justice Chase said: "That the aot OF the Legis.
lature of Louisiana is u reg Rulation OF commerce
osn hardly be doubted. It imposes @ tax upon
every ship entering the port OF Now Orleans,
to be collected upon every entry. In the case,
of a steamer plying between thai port and
ports in adjoining States OF Alabama and
Texas. it becomes serious burden, and works
the very mischief against which the consli-
tuition intended to protect commerce among
The States"
have quoted freely from the opinions OF tho
judges who decdf d these important cases, to
enable you, and all interested in the question
involved, to fully comprehend what the law
really is, as interpreted by our highest Judicial
tribunals. I have not taken upon myself to
decide anything. but only to call upon COLLECT
ors and other officers OF customs to abide by
the decisions of our courts as they arc now
made known to them.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
N. SARGENT, Commissioner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-20
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

DR.. Benjamin Dorr, rector Of Christ Church,
Philadepbia. died on Saturday, nged IS.
The manager Of the Quebec branch Of the
Montreal Bank has absconded with $50. 900 be-
longing to the bank.
A French corvette in distress yesterday
brought eight cases of yellow fever to the New
York quarantine. Ono death occurred after
her arrival.
Policeman George scullattes, yesterday, in
an attempt at Norfolk, Va, to arrest Corporal
Smith, Company x. 18th Infantry, was re sist.
Ell, aud shot Smith, killing him instantly.
E1-Prosident Millard Fillmore has been ap-
pointed o delegate and will attend and preside
at the organization of the Southern Comm er-
cial Convention to he held in Louisville, Ky.