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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18
Finance How to Handle the Sub

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Some of our exchanges arc making
terrible fuss over tho fact, that
the Cincinnati Gazette he's made q
slip in it's financial arguments, aud
proceeds to read IL out of tho party.
They claim that It has got to argu-
ing in favor of a policy similar to
that given by Gen, Cary, etc.
Now this is not right. Let any Of
these fault-Gnders attempt, as the
Gazette did, TO make financial mat
tors clear aud If they don't get them
selves of their feet in the end, We are
mistaken. Our finances is subject
that requires delicate handling. II
will do to take one branch Of the sub.
joct aud pound away at it inces-
sanity aud lot all the other branch
es go, but to take all parts Of it and
try to argue them down to reason.
able condition is moro than any one
has yot been able to do---tho finances
get the uppor hands aud tho defeated
writer is left all abroad.
There is but one way to " do" the
fiuarces---follow tho style of the
N. Y. Tribune. That is like this !;
Take one idea Resumption, green
btoks or bouds-aud hammer at it all
tho time. Work it up in every con-
ceiyablo way. Roll it out to-day,
turn it round tomorrow, mako il long
tho next day, shorten IL the day af.
tor that, and so on for an indefinite
time, or as longas ink will run. That
is tho way the Now York Tribune
does, aud it has got credit for con-
sistency, Os we'll as good under
standing of finances.
The foregoing receipt is an iufalli-
BILE one for which We charge nothing.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18

A man living in Buoyrus, who
bears the suggestive namo of Beer
familiarly known to his friends as
Tom Beer-is spoken of for the next
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio. Tom'is what might be called
a"bully good fellow" but he can't be
Governor.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18

Tho amount Of fractional currency
prlnted last week vas S562,5O0; ship :
ments, s35O,70Oi National Bank
notes issued, sl40, ,6Ooi actual circu-
lAdOn, s999,O9i ,s2s; fractional cur
reney destroyed, s759,SOO,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18

Eleven States have already ratified
the suffrage amendment of the Con-
stitutiOn. The Lower Houses of the
Gsorgia and the PennSylvaniat Leg
islatqrss have also voted to ratify il,
bat tue Ssnates.of both States have
Jet to take action.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18

E. D. washburne has been appoint
ed Minister to France. He preferred
this position to that of Secretary Of
State .on account of poor health,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18

Mr.. Buckley attempted an assault
on Mr.. Rollins in the street, on the
18th inst, but the latter got out OF
his reach. Binckley shortly after
met Mr.. Harlan, knocked the latter
down and proceeded to beat him,
when the crowd interfered and took
Buckley OF.
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ATTACHMENT.
:, PIatatIas. B,for. n.P.

BID. Williams q sons, PlGatihs, Before a. p.
against ColwclI i p
william william. F Palmer and Hattie T. fscipio Tp,
THE defendants WilliSm =. Palmer and bi.
Wiiei Hattie r. Palmer will take notice fhae
on TIE 18TH day Of February, A. d., Is6l, said
Jusuee issued an order Of Attachment against
,he said defendants for the sum Of twenty seven
Doliafs and thiIty'hve cents, In favor Of d. u.
Wlliiams SONS and made returnAble on the
"a day OF February, A. D., 1879, at O'cloet, y.
NJ Al which time said case was euntinued until
'he oh day Of April, A. d. 1862, at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, for hearing
-. d. WILLIAMS S SONS, Plainhfs.
nO2 3Wa
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PREPARE FoR WAR /!

g In time OF peace prcptre for war" Is the old
adage, and there 10 no sentence in the English
Language more expressive, nor one that is 80 ap-
plicable In innumerable cases. Who Is so wise
aS to know the exact moment that that fell de
stroyer, DISEASE, will attack him Then be ye
ever prepared, hsve the Rohagk's Blood Pills,
stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier at hand aud
combat dsrase successfully. Hershiscr 81
Myeas, Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United
! States, for the Northern District Of Ohio. In
the matter OF Monzo Burman, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy,
At Cleveland, in the said District on the 18th
day OF March, A. d., 1863, Northern District Of
Ohio, -.
Take notice that petition has been fIel I'm
said Court by Aouzo liurmnn OF Flat Rock in
the county Of senc,n in said strict, duly de-
clNrcd u Bankrupt under the act OF Congress of
March 2d, 1867, for \ discharge, and ccrti6r, 10
thereof FROM Rll his debts aud other claims pro.
vahlc under said Act. and that the gOt1 doy Of
April next, ut 10 o'alock A. NJ, is assigned f1r
tho hearing OF the same, when and where Won
may attend AMI show cause, II any YOU have
why the prayer OF said Petition should not b.
granted.
You viii also take notice that tho second aud
third meetings OF Creditors, reou red lv ibe
21lh AMI 2sth sections Of said Act Will be- held
by order OF said Court on the 18th day OF Auril
A. ID tSSl, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. =, at Norwalk I'M
81 District, before Frank SAWYER ESQUIRE eno
OF the Registers Of said Court
E\RL BILL
Clcrk Of the d strict Court.
To the Creditors OF said Bankrupt.
nO32--t
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New Han1pshire.

Lively little New Hampshire did
its duty nobly on the 9th inst, The
result of the election was a Ropubli.
can majority of 1900 against 2,529
of the year previous. Gains were
made in members OF tho Legislature,
and full Congressional delegation
was elected, The following is the
ticket elected; "Governor, Onslow
Stearusi R, r. Commissioner, Sam
uel d. Quarlesi Congress, 1st Dis.
trict, Jacob II. Fla I'd District
Aaron +, Stevens Sd District, ia
cob Benton.
Sufficiently good for New Hamp-
shire.
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Adminlstrator's Sale OF Real Estafg.

I n pursuance ofan order granted by the Fro
L bate Court OF SeLeca County, Ohio, will Of
for for sale at Public Auction on the 9th dag Of
April 1869, between the hours OF ono ana tkrea
r. NJ, upon the premises, the following descfib
ed real estate situated in the county OF Seneca
aud state OF ohio, to-wit; In-lot npmbe TWEEN
" and part otlot No. four a. in loortlon num-
Der one Q) In section ten (iO) township one (I)
north Of Mango seventeen N7) East In said sebe-
land.
Terms or skbE: One third in hand, one third
in one year and ons third In two years from tho
day OF sale with interest, the pay mepts to be Sc
cured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
Attica March 9th 1869.
ABRAHAM POLLINGER.
Adni'r Of John Pollinger. decd.
LEsTEF SuTroN, Atty no2I-At
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The following appointments o
Commissioners of the Union Pacific
Railroad have been made by the Sec
rotary Of the Interiors Isaac N. Nor.
ris, OF Illinois, rice Frank Z. Blair,
Jr.i Gen. Governeur Warren, pice
Gen, n. y. Buford; aud Hon. James
+. Wilson, Of Iowa, rice Cornelius
Wendell.
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ELEVEN YEARS

or Experience with a constNntly increasing g de-
mand for Robacks Medicines is sufficient ac-
knowlodRmcnt OF their intrinsic mvTit, and
places them the very first in rank for curing the
diseases for which they are recommended. Sold
by all Druggists. uershiser n Myers, Sole
Agents.
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Nrw advertisements.

q. w. BAcHMAS W. cpAMrp
BACHaTAN & CRANfEn,
A TTORNEYs hT LAW. Special aitcntion
~ given 20 collections aud tho sale Of Real Es-
tate. Office over Doerle Co.'s store, WASH
ingt0n street. THIN, Ohio.
Nov.l4 1857, 1y
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
.SteATS AND SECRETS
or the National CapltOl.

A work. descriptive Uf Washington City its
high aud its low lifei magnificent public edices
hidden mysteries villnlnies aud corruptiOnsi
tho inside workings Of the Government aud
showing how money Is squandcIed; how public
servants perform their trust, how rings are man
aged, how officials are black-mai ed, how coun-
terfe ting Is carried on, and all about female
lobby members, lady clerks, &C., &c. Il IS beau
tilully illustrated, and is the spcicst, most
thrilling, entertaining, instructive, and startling
book of the day. Send for circulars, with terms,
sc. Address JONES, JuNKlNS \ Co, lG7 South
Clark street, Chicago, Ills. nO22.2t
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Election dAy--April 4th--is near
at hand. Nominate yous Oficsrs aud
labor 10 elect them.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been opno nted Alministrator on the
estate of Martin L1tz, dcceased late OF SENECA
county Ohio. Dated at Thin, o.. this 9th day
II March 1879. JOHN LUrz,
nO22-iWs Admir- Of Martin Late.
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FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT,

r offer for sale my coMMoDIoUs RESIDENCE
l situate on Water street. The house Is ofbrick
eontsins twelve rooms, hneiy papered and grain
Ell, has in connection large eistern, wood-no
and other conyenienees On the lot are a good
barn and other out buildings.
Rolt-tL y,LAITENBAUGM
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

Old Sores, Eruptions, Cutannous Diseases oi
Diseases OF the skin, all readily succumh tn tn,
der, stomach Bitters aud Blood Pills. nershisoI
Myers Sole Agents.
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EsTATR or HENRY CREECRn q

EsTATE OF HENRY CnEEGBR, sr.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersign, a
~ have bees naiaed and arc qualified as ESecu-
tors OF the WIN and Estate OF Henry CrregeF
Sr.' late OF the county of Seneca Ohio, deceased
ADAM MILLER
JOHN II UkEEGER
JAMES CREEGER
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Groceries and Provisions

AZ all tmesas lowNs tho market will bear.
Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, Lard, Apples, &c,
no2eLy. MARTIN s. NEGELE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or the United
l statcs for the Northern District ofOhio, in tho
the matter ofJosiah Clrbet, Bankrupt, IN Bank
ruptcy. To all whom II may concern.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment a. Assignee Of The estate Of Josiah
Corhet, Of Republic, county Of Seneca AMI Sta te
OF Ohio, who has been adiudgcd bankrupt up.
on h's own petition by the District Court Of said
District
EDWIN II. BROWN, Assignee.
Norwalk, March 10, g.. no223t
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Untel
] Statos for the Northern District OF Ohio, in
the matter Of II. A. S j. o. Bowlcs, Baukrupts IN
Bankruptcy March 18th, 1869.
To the Creditors Of said Banliruptsi This is
10 give you notice that 1 have filed my final ac-
counts as Assignee OF the estate Of ~. A. ~. o.
Bowlcs Bankrupis, ~ said Cour', and that on
the 3ist day of March, inst, l shall apply TO the
sail Court for the settlement Of my said accounts
an for discharge from all liability Us Assignee
Of sud estate, in accordance with the provisions
Of the 2Sth Section of the Act OF Congress euti-
a, d "Ar Act to establish Uniform system Of
Runkrnpicy throughout tho United Statest" APP
proved March ~, 1851.
uo2l-2t ABRAUAM AsY.
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Farm for Sale.

L WILL sell my farm located IN Liberty town
! ship, Seneca county, Ohio, six miles wost Of
rNln, containing 100 acros, no OF which are we'll
improved, tho balance being timber land. There
Is good house, also barn, nearly new upon the
premises, with ether convenient out-houscs.-
also, all kinds OF good fruit, and well Of good
and las ting water pt the door. For further par.
tcuar' inquire Of the subscriber on the fntin.
nol-3Ot JAMES GRIMES.
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WE AIM TO SELL oHAAP !

And desire People only to call and PRICE OUR
STOCK; Marke, street. near the Court House,
THIN, Ohio.
FebI6-nols-iy EOHN FIEGE & SON
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F q r N ITUR e F!
w. c. MYERS & BRO,

A RENow OFFERING A LARGE AND WELL
a Selected stock Of oll kinds shd STYLES Of
Furniture. which for durability and nnish, Is
prises
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CITY ITEMS.

NEw STYLES FALL CLoTHINd-BENs YourHs' AND
BoSs store choice assortment Of entirely RetO Syes Of
hO0ds IN hoddgdde Garments, superior ~ stls H. and
toho1tp 10 other reody-Hp1d soct in phii1dphia.
o "a The piece 10 be made 10 order iq me best and 6gest
&1nptes of Materials sen, BY mail ,Cten desired.
HALF WAY BETWEEN BFSNETI A 90
fifh and Tower HAIL,
Strh streets. 6l8 MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
AND 500 BROADWAY. NEW YoRK.
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MAR KE EGHR.
EDEEEe.

ENAES.-On the 9th instant, Mr. JAMES E EVANS
(gun-maker), aged a years
The and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No
226 South street. on Friday morning next at O'Clock.
GEORGE--On the morning of the 10th instant, in the
76 III year Of her age, REBECCA GEORGE.
Her friends and the friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
her brother Jesse George near Hestonve, Seventh
afternoon tho 18th instant, at the house
O'clock without further notice.
LONG.-On the 9th instant, Mrs. MARGARET LONG,
widow OF the late William Long, aged "a years.
Funeral from residence of her nephew. J l.. Rahn
Roxborough, Friday at o'clock p. Nj. The relatives
friends invited. Carriages will leave No. l32 Green
street at o'clock p. NJ. n
McALEER.-On the 9th instant, MARY McALEER,
in the 18th year of her age: -
The relatives and friends of the family respecfpy
invited the funeral from her late residence No
7I3 Baker street. above Seventh Friday morning at S
o'clock. --
MOONEY.-On the 10th instant WILLIAM MOONEY,
in the 2Sth yaaS OF his age. -
The relatives hQd irends of the family also the Society
Of the Annunc respectfully invited to attend hs
nera his late residence No Oil D. Jumper street,
on Saturday morning at e13 O'Clock
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with care, and will be under the direction OF Messrs
Carl Anschutz and Walter Rietz. The price OF sub
scIlptlon tickets Is very low, being but eight dollars
Ior the eight nights and one matinee, with secured
seas. Tickets can now be procured at Trumpler's.
IHE SkNT2-H AssLBR ORCHESTRA will give matt
nee at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday.
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CHARLES STOKES, No. 8a4 CHESTNUT STREET

JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy No. II S. Second
street has the largest attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Syerware in the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real, pure article, furnished
price which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
Pan! How DISGUSTING! is the exclamation of every
lady who indscreety ventures apply the
dyes or colorers or restorers to her whitening ngets
Mud and tar scarcely abhorrent
VITAIIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. Nothing defiles
its freely flowing crystal There is sediment gum
NO foul gas II is harmless and its operation perfect
What discovery!
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WnBops Con LIVER on AED LISTE.-The friends Of
persons who have been restored confirmed
ton by the Of this original prcpar aud the Crate
full parties themselves have by recommending it and
knowledgng its wonderful efficacy, given tho article
vast popularity n New England. The God Liver Oil is in
this combination robbed OF its unpleasant taste aud is
rendered doubly effective in being coupled with the lime,
which itEeli restorative principle, supplying nature
with Just the and assistance required to heal and
reform the diseased lungs A. B, Wbor No 1G5 Court
street Boston, is the proprietor Sold by all druggists.
CALLENDEn's STAMP AGENCY. for the sale of United
States Revenue Stamps, N. W. corner Third and Walnut
Streets Philadelphia Tho following rates of commission
are allowed: -
On &2j and upwards, per cent
On S1OO and upwards, per cent.
Address orders to Callenders Stamp Agency ~ w cor
ner Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
All standard acting plays as performed iat the
theatres for private entertainment be obtained at
PLTER ABELs LITERARY CURIOSITY SHOP,
No, l2l s. Seventh street.
NEW
BROWN, BLUE. AND DRAR
KERsEY
ovERUoATiNUS
NOBBY
GREEN, BROWN. AND GREY MIXED
FUR BEAVER
ovERooATINGS.
ALL OOLORS
CZARINE, EDDERDoN. oAsToR AND PIooUE
BEAVER
oYEROOATINGS
ALL STYLES
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND DOMESTIC CASSISiERES
AND
FANCY VELVET AND SILK yRsTINGs.
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON IN THE
CLOTHING LINE
MADE UP TO ORDER BY
CHARLES STpEES No On, rIIUSNIrr rrprEr
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GET THE BEsT.-The Parham New Family
LOOkSTITCH SEWING MACHINE.
(ICasy Terms)
Salesroom, No. 704 OHESNUT Street.

GROVER Il BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 7S0 Chestnut street.
THOUSANDS OF GARMENTS,
Thousands of Garments,
Thousands Of Garments,
Thousands of Garments,
Thousands Of Garments,
Thousands of Garments.
Hundreds OF Thousands
Hundreds OF Thousands
Hundreds OF Thousands
Hundreds OF Thousands
Hundreds OF Thousands
Hundreds of Thousands
DOLLARS WORTH
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
The heaviest stock to he found in any Clothing
House in America is now selling at the
GREAT OAK HALL BTILDINGS,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
II embraces everything in the way Of Mems and
Boys Clothing and is infinite in variety, and Won
derlu for its beauty.
THE PRICES ARE VERY Low.
~ LOWER THAN LAST YEAR,
LOWER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN,
wANAMAKER & BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
BOLIYIA.
BRAZILIAN INFLUENCE--A PARTY IN FAVOR OF
ANNEXATION TO BRAzIL-A RAILROAD

BRAZILIAN INFLUEECE--A PARTY IN FAVOR OF
= ANNEXATION TO BRAzIL-A RAILROAD
GRANT.
.. IyRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
March l4-The Dictatorship and its sup
porters are carrying matters with very high hand
Scarcely day passes that there not number OF ar
rests made Of persons who suspected OF being unfa
yorabe 10 the present order of things The most nuen
al OF the country are leaving IT, and are seeking on
the soils OF Peru and Chilli that security which is denied
them AZ home The Brazilian party for that is the
under which the party power Is known are deter
mined TO carry their plans, which are said TO be
nothing less than the annexation OF BOLIVIA TO
Brazil 1t has long been suspected that the Brazlans
exercised considerable influence over the government or
Gen Melgarego and that pressure has now taken the
place OF 10.
The privilege TO construct line OF railroad from La
Paz to Bolivian side OF the Lake Titieaca has been
granted, and is TO form connection with the proposed
extension OF the Arequpa road to Puno on the opposite
bank OF the Lake. The road is 10 DO built within three
years. and will be 60 miles long The Government mas
conceded the contractor Senior Don Jose Garcia the
space OF one mile in breadth OF the lands through which
the road passes aud 81 cash. payable IN three In.
staments of $000OO each the first day OF January Oh
each year. for the construction OF the road
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
CHILL.
GREAT FIRE AT VALPARAISO.

Another great fire occurred at Valparaiso On
the morning of the 18th of February at which three fire.
men lost their lives The loss to the Insurance. Compa-
MES was s2Si 9oO and the total loss between s1o and
$4,000 The sufferers by the fire were Vorwerk 20,
Alison 4 Co d. schultz Droste & Co.. W. p Robertson
Co. Alexandra dc la Fuente j. II. Pearson J. s. yschson
Claudio blanchard A. r. Belo, j. IL. Bowen, Couve *
Rondanellj Iafuente Il sobrno. Ossa Escobar, Fran
cisco Carvallo, Prieto Hermanos Quiroga Co. Jseoo
son Bros Pdfra Printing Office Ramon Nuegnera Diego
A Cuzman L. A. Dodds, Lamotte du Psrtah. ana Oid,
haven 4 Co The building In which the hre originated
was bult IN 1875 BY Mr. Elisha Loring now OF Boston
and had hitherto passed scatheess through the immnen
dangers TO which 1t exposed on several occasions
from very serious conagraons that occurred In ts VI
einty The unfortunate young Aremen who were killed
met their death by wall falling on them and crushing
them 40 dreadiy that they survived but very short
time Their names are Alexander Blackwood, VIM Law
renee, ir and Edwardo Rodrigues.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The President sent the following appoint
ments TO the Senate yesterday,
JOHN ALLISON Of Pennsylvania 10 be Register OF the
Treasury. f.
FOR PosTMAsTERs.
r. HENRY RANSOM, at Marshall, Texas. DI ..I
A. NJ. ELLSWORTH, at Lowell, MICHIGAN.
STEPHEN II. BROWN, at woonsocket Falls, RI
H. g. HUMPHREY, at Vandahs, Illinois. I .F.e
MOSES II. WILSON, at Collinsville, Illinois
ED B. HANNA, at Morris, Illinois. ..
II. A. KSYos, at Dwight, Illinois. l. ... H#Il..N
ABNKB HURD, at Aurora Illinois.
GEO. II. RoGoDALL, at Clinton, Ohio. .I ..fr
PERRY HoDGEs, at Ellsworth, Kansas. .. I .-
ARTHUR d. Downs, at wyandotte, Kansas
]. o. HAwLEY, at warrenton, Va t,..r. iI.
sAM. W. PRICE, at Lexington, KY.
JAS. g. PLUMNER, at Tyrone Pa.
PARoS c. YOUNG, at Provincetown. Mass ..F
JosIAH DE LEACH at Memphis Tenn.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the following nomna
tons: ........ +
Mr. j. W. ALLISON of Pennsylvania, as Register OF the
Treasury rice Jeffries, resigned
Mr. FRANKLIN ]. ROLLINS, as Collector OF internal
Revenue for the Fourteenth District Of Maine, rice Miller
resigned. - .-r..