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VOL. XIL
TIlIN,
OHIO, 1UITI3A.Y, mOISMlJIflll O, 1850.
NO. J).
JOB PRIJTIIG,
Having ncMed to tte material of nr office aaa of
DAY'S MICDAL JOIJliEIlS,
And tmmltflfw it oftn.ent of
Uaara prapaiad toatar.l. ar.ry lain, la oot Iia.,
wrh aa
rMr, Cire'tlnr.
Hhotv Kill, rv(irrami',
Hand Mill, Invitation,
Labels, Cnrila,
II Inn k Notes, Check a,
I'nmphli'l, Hooks, Ac,
(ataa moalaallafarlory aiaftnrr.
Orders Filled ai Short No I foe,
And on tli very
IiowoHt T o x m m ,
At tha
Tribune Job Office.
M'HKi: n.Ul.Kr, Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS.
iH. JloilVtt,
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
Uan.ral tTollactlnf and lln.lnau Aff.nt; Featnria.O.
K. Mj. ;i il2ith,
Attorncv nml Coiumollor at law,
Tiinn, Ohio,
flffiea In Coinm.irl.; Unit. Jana3t,tf.
i DDI'KK K. Vesn.Ni M.AM WII.I.ARI):
lVATOAT Si W1LLAKU,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
"1 1 MM. attend iropnntlT to nil kind a of l"?nl linn neat;
II OrtW in tunimetvUl Row, Til.in,i hio. mS
n. r. oa,i:, "'
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Kinder' Block, opponite Court House. I'p
stair peril 57 tf
j. ik7 ii on "iYT
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Tillin, Odin.
OPFItTR la rthawlian'a Naw lllork, naar fhrivar',
lw. lal.llMI
IiMl 11.1 I'll .1 tin HIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY rillll.IC,
And flanarnl In.nranra Agent, tlllieawllh W. P.fc
11. NoMa, Tillin, Ulna. ailli.ra
Sro blc lie Wolf V i o l le,
Attorneys mul Counsellor:) ut Law.
Itfflea la tiingoa'a Nnw ItlouR , opnoita Ilia I'nnrl
nni-t.M
lie.
P. F.PaWair,
IlnrtiaoQ Nobla.
iOIIN O. LK. ItKMOK L. lltr.Wr.l.
Lee Si 11 rower,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND
Knlleltorn in hnncrir.
Rnomi, inrtiiiffrr'. Nar lllo.-lt, opttaila lha Cooil
Hiaa. Tiffin, ln Htli. '.W it
LttIII iTr.tl. WII.I.IAH H.IOMNtON
.Stem alollllMOll,
Attornuys and Ctniriscllora at Iiw.
O FKH'l. in llelc'.'Nrv III'i-li, mn Volltiirr'.i'Uth.
iBf ilnra; Main .tm'l. l,lM,Mltl l.n.inr,. antllln
aallartlnn nf all hlnl. nf rlatnt. irntn(illy nttemlctl lo.
Tillia, llaa. I"lh. II 5.
.1. j. Mleiiier.
ATTORNEY A T L A W,
lla.ra.ntnail tka nra.illra, ami Kill jlva .trtn atlrniinn
to alilmnnri. antruilr! In him. t lllit-a in lha ror'iarol
l-'.ltart'. Hln-k, illicrllv nlmva lha .Irra TttHtl ol All
Uanrira Taylor, autl oiiio.ita Ilia fliux han llon.a.
a,l
W illiam II. llnvrnport,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Vofari l'libtie, ami
CtniiiiiiomT for Kfiitucky ami Citlilitrnin.
OKKU'K No 311 Wail l-'niirtli Strcjot,belwaan Main
anil Walnut , i-'inrinnati, llhto. iHlSJ Ir
'. 'collection "and land agency,
J OX KM Si THOMAS,
Kuatorin, Ohio.
Ganaral Ollariinj anil Land Aeanta, .ill wampllj
llemi tatha eitllartlnn of all claim, anlro.lrd to thru
'anra,ln Hrnana and ailjolnlnji i'oilnlie.. Wlllal.o
altand to w hria U:il a.lii.-a u naailrd in rro-a.
.ti ... .mi. I.rlnra Ju.llr. nf tha I'aara. lerton.wih-
I at lo bu, or .all Land orToan rriert)i will nnd itlo
thai, a.lv.ni.,. IDjiiili aeau. j,,NKH.
E. W. THtlMAU
Kirn to Pn.naa MaiTta, Findlay.
(Joit At llaovi sa,
W. F. at Ii. Nuuta, Tillin.
FoariLll k tu.lofia.
Daa.M, ICj If.
AVillinm linns;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AMD
General Land Agent;
Wsaldraaavelhlla' inform Ilia salilla that a. liaa aoa-
.aol.4 wiia.i. praclloa a ra"i.r
LAND AGENCY
U.....V. i'.u., la liar I.amla oi Tawr. I.ol, will
aH it to thru .,1,.i.Iatoaiami.aal..ok. o aa.
,iaat..l.oalia.,n.la...lan.., tula., ko.l ai.J tlia.a
wi.hmr I. ..Hi,... h.ra a raarf, ma.liutn, l,r Icatrliif
rfa.rr.t.liaa at prnfartr .laraaa, . lo! antra.
tytlrtir. I.eUawliaa.'.CoiiioioraialHIock.aaaltba
a R ankof Tiffin," .....no. u-ro
C'AHII PAIU FOR LAND WARRANTS.
ilarJSHl!
ui:onuu. ii. iiii.,
civil. i:ninkhr ani
co F.vrv s frit ije von.
Ulllca la BuawLs-'l BlavS, aval Han or Tim n
falilff i
iVlLlil tn laAIaLl 1,
rinrL mid Watcli-lnker.
All kindnof watches kcptooinlautljonhaud
stora ia Commercial Roar. ,
Tillin, Sept. Hlh, IBM. ly
GEOltGli (iEAll,
Koatorln. Ohio. ,
CARRIAGE & WAGON Makeb
and aiaaufaeiuroff of
O x-rtlrx OrndloH,
Oflka aaat nnalila. A anall of ika l.nat ka kaapa
aaa.i.atlr aa hana, at ki. .boy ia Fa.lo.ia. Tha,
alMfui ..I. alHalli.aa'a Haioaaia (tola ilTilfia.
All aaJar. aiomntl; allaailail l. aiaatf t!
TifUn Si V.t. Wayne Rail
Iloati.
Offl.aaf ik.T.a Fl.W.m.a.Ca.,1
lla.aaibai.lriH. H
IHC.Ata ortki.eaaapaa,!. u.naaaaallrloaa.
" taa I a rtiHa.aad t ha aarioa. tuotaa oocaplad ,
,a iha.aJ.toraofToish'. Illai'k ; rrnir of Mainaa4
ra'iy "iraia,
a. .17
It. B. kUMtlELU, B.a'j.
pt. HC'aLlaTEa. e. COWLU.
RIcA'lister 5r. Cowlos.
T!-. tl.EBRIa BTOVtS aad MaaafaatataraafTia,
X t CiiitMiaaiinkaatlran Wara. lnala1 Now Bloak,
.na Suoi rloathaf NafUra'a harUtaara ataaa.
Tllfca, AorllS, InM tf
G" ta aiaoweMH aa. .any aa thalr ba.laaaa
' a.M .araa.rll, at HaaiaioaUia. fraa fraaa frala
Faaia rarta Vlaraida waia aat oat Oa paM aaaaoa
(aa aa.arui.ai.at af llaaMavatos LaaUa, ia aaoihar
F.lu... r' lSa.
XKRrtN(i waaiiag ta ehauira tawir haataoaa tv
a ,.. W increaaing (."antra- B New rallletmet
skKare naisJraJt ara ruiaa where lis e h tatite U
anal t-ha.gl, a a vi iieMa a a Hapmaapxit
Cayaaaaaaeat, a MtsMaa.
jal U -4
ara
a
mild
TOMB, I1UJ3S&CO.,
StanLrri.
Tflt pertaevaf.it ei-ieting Wtvn rV T Jnhm
the n4rtrn4 have aavoeiat4 tbpnilvt I fr ,
frtrthe pnmve or tMtiMinf tHa Iwjmii-h of Tirab,
llnta ft Co.,nndr tha Mm hum aat ta as Immi.
fir.
There vlll h nt Interrnptton In the tiatlneae asWr.
tofnrerAndartad, and tha aame is will beobaerred
la thepayaaeat of tntrat,rii tmm
$ Mnnihl 4 Nf !n.
a a
11 a
rftttVeiet,n lime pavable on deaaand.
ft. TOMB, J'HIN T. IllHK, ii. H. MlHH,
A.U.AMKATn, JOHM Ull.MU.
dl tf.
H. S. Wenner & Co.,
MAM'FACTl'RF.RS OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
ScLKIES., FTC,
JelTorson St., ncr Gerinnn Catho
lie Church. Tiflin, Oliio.
AFINKtt'vliorih'UfMiv'ltnf nirri.if . U
t hl in th K .t mannrr Bntl of th moat dtintlil
mii'niili, inirnljr hand, nl rrftmilU mmlf I
orrir. ml'47. H. H. VVKNNKR ii TO.
Ir. J. ITIcAdoo.
llrIl.L ptmnnlU atlonrf lr all rail., althfr In Tif
t. (In at roantrY.ln a'hnlirtrrtnf an tha atnirlail.
rartlrnUr .ttrntinn pfttd In Frin.lr iti.rn.a.. Hhnwar
and IMtinra hath, ennnartrn a it Ii tha offica, mill-ntal
a hrnil.intiir,..arr b, Itim.rir. C'llica wail af tha
VYtmitan lliiilira.v iVanl, Tillin, Ohio.
:n..
Iluggy X, Ciirriase I.iiiii
f'nrlnrrr, Enatof the Cona Motiae, on Mnrkt Street.
Tiflin. Sept. 20th, 1854
iTlr. Ii. V. Allen,
Milliner & Dress Maker,
P'wim or F. K.HItiinn'R ilor, Muln lrt.
Tiilm. Ohio, Uet l.ith, lf.V flm
V. V. lEHIMIAltK,
IID.AiTAI, M lt.i:0..
O
KKH'H In liahan'a Rlork, J ilnrr, nliartly
n lar tha 1'riliniiv UIHra, Mnrkal .trral , Ttlhn,! .
HI. AVnRiier,
iH r.KCII A NT TAII.OIt.
llanlar In Rat.ilr.Mada Clolklnj, I'lolhi,
I'.a.linatr., Vril inf ..&('.
Hlmron lain .Iraat, ainn.ita lha Hanaca C'onnty
llai.k.
DA VI S" II "6 U :
(Formerly called, the "City Iuute.")
TIFFIN, OHIO.
LEVI WEIRICK, Proprietor.
Tli untlerticneil .loiirp lo InTonn nil hi fVirn.U nnd
Hit In la ialrtin ol (lie 1 'ilv llnni. (now th llnvi) (tint
In hot I ti raiiily for ttiw rovtion of f"u. Th
Ilnnf hi lMrn ra-liuilt, re-fumi theti ami It now at
rix4laf any in lha pimtitrr.
I now have laMiriff noiij-tiloartfonimoalnta anv nnm
lcrolhuri,anilMlltalwa) ihavc an nl.iimlinrv of ltJ.
la tat I MK"
Ti ffin Ortolitr 1, IMS I.1. t f
AVnlclirxA: Jewelry. Q
Hrini .tfiiiin'nflt lo, ! ti in iliia en y tm jmt i)K-tivil
i .a kiii r uruif ami iiimii Mtrt, ,mi. i rnnwiian
Itlo -li ,antl M.Hi-ii.itn inciiin ot'hi tnrk of VVatvhai,
I'lnt'ha, Jewelry ami r liver wait, anil hopaa to merit
a inure 01 nuiiiie .Ntrnnni:a,
Hepairiott ilonv in tha !! itylaof wortmsntliip,
Ttflin, Junr :i, ii-.V.t.
is i:av iTiai ai-:ic v
FANCYSfORE.
MISS E. T. CODURN
Una jo r turned from Niw York ami oprned a
li.L Assortment of Miu.ineky,
I'txnoriiinr Ilnta, lap, Ilead ilretnaa, Amerienn and
Krriuh Klownr, KiiilrifUiiiea, Vait, M.inilktTi lieili,
Mtita, Kal llnir.t 'urot, tutm.iwn r-kiria, Ko.
hha Mill l litiiv lo wan iiMn all hut Invor lier with t
call. All ortler iriiiiilv nilentlftl to.
On Malnitfeat, in Hlfk' IUin:k, Tiflin. ipIS
XV. II. I'arli, II. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
AAKKM'i; on lnin tlruat, 0oaite II lack 'a liloek;
I iinn, oino. ma'.'i a
DENTISTRY.
Dr. Franklin is at Home Again,
and heTing aaaoeiated lilmtolf iih
UK. SAMUEL
GEE,
a will da all work animated lo at piomptly, ami
TVarrant S.if iKlnction.
Ir. Frank Ha mav be narnittied to remind thia root
niunity, lliit hia rerienc in ledicina and Hurifery
ennlilca Inm to treat iliaeaaail Tenth ami tin ma with
l.ellianaia than aoine who at vie lhaine:res .I'RiiitnN
l)-altalt, tml whoa claim to thai title iaahoa-elhar lab-
nloua.
Allneraonahavtnr DROAYRn TKETH. PTKFAH.
Kt tit'MH, or in want of AKTIKUTAI, TKETH,
williaii welltucnll at our nine, on door Watt of Hlia w
han honaa, on Perry al.
V. FBANKI.IN. BAML'EL CF.E.
Tiftin, June 17, 1K0.
BANK OF TiFFINi
NUAWHAN'S M'.W III.CX K,
THIS RANK WILL COXTINtE
to'lf iinanel a ieneral II 10. king butlueai.and pa) intercat
ou lJetoiita luiiowa:
a aionuta, a ier eent,
A S -
jj ft " "
Certi lit-atet avaliie in all caaea on demand.
V.. lioaaav, A. . Hii.th, HiarMaa DoaiHTt
aeplt lUnki ra.
Protect the Lives of Yourselves
and Faniilit'M !
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
Tvoxxx Xjlalxtialxia!
The onderaif nerl wonld reanertfullv announc to the
Ptblic thai lie hat rttieitOtl a tupply ol lui eeltbra-
tea 1. 1 Pii.tiAn
Electro magnetic Oondactor,
whW'li he U at all timet ready ta pnt np oa short notice
and on rvaaouaMe tarn.a.
'thia Hot) ia the betat now In aaa. and la foat takinalhe
pllr of tl! othert, betna; the Combined l'opr and
iroa fable, in form; aavea, tiierelore, all tolaia; don't
ruat, beinir auipllad with Zla Baltarlea, tnd ka more
aarlacaihaa any Otber CoarJai-tor aow la aaa .
r. t-ritLMAN.
N. B. Alia, prepared to pt all otltar kind of Roda If
prelerred. jei.-i
WAltrOLE HOUSE,
. ST
Jtlra. !tlnry Ii. Anderson,
Upper Handusky, Ohio,
Mala atraat, ooa atiaaaa Notthof tha tart Haafa.
SO90
ZDoix-mi BtirKory.
P. J. Si. O. II. KliXNAMAA
Keapeetfutly tender their Frnfeaaional aervlceat the
IaadieaaodtUntlemeiiot ihisplac, and virtu ity. Tltey
are preaied to per fovea all lha ,ieraUoas coaaacud
witOiiM acieaea ol
lEATISTItr
apoa th aaoet Improvad and sclent ifVe prieiplea.
FertoMadeairtngil will tae waitdufon althetireaidea
. Allotdert will receive prompt attention.
All Work vill bo Warranted.
CHARGES MODERATE.
ajpV-OAoa ia rM f.ima,l, anaapla. by Irr. S Dra
ap,. caraaa of V a.hinrOHi aad ataabw asiaMa.
Tiaaaw, tMata. Aaatl JSaka an..
MUSICAL NOTICE!
The undersigned offbr their nor-
aiaaatalha .ablia aa uaaaara aa lha Vlahaa, Flala,
BaSvailoMalhailaMraiH..Ui aU, IB tka tiiaak, L
U., Fiaaoa, aauh aaS (i,Ma Unpt.r,.
Al.BrH r BOHN-crEI.,
J.XAI IIM JlAll.l.t i I X
Oanost Waia.tM aiaaat. Loa.ar'a BnlUiaai
Float eatarasoa. aull-ir
-)KaUMlNa atabiart aMabluk Maaafaokaria. ia
.1 aaw aaS abH.lnff plna
aat afta M i.a.HM BaaUan.1
I
a
Raymond's 10 Dollar
F1MY SEWING MifIIIE.
For Sale by
II. -knight,
At J. Volmor's Cloihinj JStoro.
POSITIVELY
he Rent for Family I nc.
Artf wrtd lir aarh Twmhip.
I will also Boll I. M. SINGER'S
Manuf ctoring Alacliino.
SJoots and Allocs
Selling Cheaper than Ever!
I will Sell mj Entiro Stin:k of
Hoota cj Shoos,
AT LOWER PRICES,
Than I hr ar afleri!. Ihm lo the pnMie hAr
I hiva Men, lluva, Yoatha anr Inlama llonii and
rhi alo, lthe. Miiaaa and tkil.lr. Uait.
Morooro Kid anil Calf laac booti. and fkw Hh.
ofallk.n.li. 1
Tire Flock is First duality
OF
Eaitern And Homo made Work.
and it wllUnll alt iter ton that want a aitod artiel.
;ivt me a rail, a It will bo for 'ah. and t'AHH
onlv. In lha Old Hoot and hhoa Htnre. Na, a Klven
Hl-fc. THOMAH KI-:A.
I'm torn er work mda to order at arnial oo7-3m
II ous o Moving and liaising.
S. S. KISINGEIt
WOl'I.Dannonnca to lit oil liana Tiflin. and Han.
CM and aihwi.it na uoanliea.lhNl ha it aaiiiil itra.
pared wit all th neceaaarr afiparatut for
UoviHjsr or liaising
Houses, Barns, &c. &o.
of all tiiea, and to any dt tm,ce reijnired, witlmui Injarv.
IIk UxnERSTANne tub RorKsl
t'it'lmrzea modcrita. Gir Mm a Call.
Tillin. .May iSih, .Vl If
NEW ARRIVAL of GOODS
A. & ttltncWcr's
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
ITIiiiu Street, Tiflin, O.
1'F. Wlll'I.M CAM. TMK ATTENTION OF
. Ilia pulilio to tlio iaol that wa hava tavaivad Ilia
laiao.l aliwll ol
Hoots JU Shoos,
LKAT11KII it FLNDINUS,
eer offeretl in tliia market, which wa will
SELL LOW for CASH, ONLY.
CALL AND eV.E boftire Tim buy olae
wheiv. A. & fl. kUGIILF.lt.
THIio,tpt.!l3, 'J(l. Ira
M. MARTIN
Would Inrorm hit eualornera that lie lina removed to
A. Sz It. Kri'.IILUU'S
LOOT and LEATHER STORE,
Where lie will herennrr ha found ready antl willinj
lu wnil Uh)ii thain. All who want a
(lOOI) FlTTINQ IjOOT OU SlIOR,
will daa give bim a call, at tli place) above men
honed.
Tillin, Nov. 4. IrSU 3m
"HLMS, ItltO'S Si CO.
(Huoue.Hna to II. A. Hliiaillay anil Brothara )
CarrinKe.Tlnniirai'turerra;
At Republic, Seneca Co., Ohio.
Woaln re.peclfuHy annotinra lo tlie Ptilille thaltha,
hava uurclia.ail tlia Manafaotitiy lirraloforebalnn,inf
to H. A. Hlirll.lav anil Itiotliara. anil ara nraiiaiail tuilo
allkinil.of work ia Itiair Una anil will uon.tantly kaa,
on haml
I'AKRI ;F.M. Bl'lil) KM. and IM'I.KI KM,
Wklrlilliay Sa'tarthamaalvaa .halllia .aooad tonoao la
Ih, Wilt.
H.l.iilill.ilvtoliri'r.llli. I itt ir
Jm.T. Klli., Jr.. I.. B. a: 1 1 . 5i. Hhrlill.T
CASH FOR WHEAT!
The higlieBt Market Priea alwaya raid at tliaWara
notite, lor
Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats.
Whan Farmrr.hrinatlt.il tUalnta Markal, lhajf will
alway.nnd a. onlianil Willi lhn"ior.nmnnt,
aivc iin a Call. Jff
BILL & OS HORN
J.W so, iPja.
To The Piililic.
The atlfaicnil having opona J an eitaaaive
WAGON MAUYAOTORY,
In RepnMio, would respectfully Infonn th eitiinaof
naneoa, and amotiiina; comiliea, mat no naa on uanu
la rare atouk of toe rtrai quality of aeatoned I ember, and
ia prepared la farm ah wtfoni, got Bp la aa good and
workmen l ive manner as can b mail in in iima.
Having been long engaged at the butiaat,b ftelacon
ft den l that hia airuni
CAN NUT BE SURPASSKD,
For light running and pvrfoet aymuietry of form, which
together with their durability, render a litem more deal
ahla than thote made in anv "thai tec lion of the elate.
He will keep eonitatlv oa band all forma aad iito
C!e pOaV W a-mtt that may oe oetireo, ana wutaan
liieiru uheaiiei Utaaaaa ue pare hated in, -mtlf ..inarptrt
ufihe W..t. C. Oi-BuKN,
KeMiblia, He nee a to. Ohio, JaneJ-tiao
Nevr l?tabliliiiieitt.
SEGAES TOBACCO.
The anderalgn9 having eaubllahed a
S EG Alt & TOBACCO STORE,
WASIMNCTflN BTRKET.
Nearly opr.tot.te the Court Hooae.oflwra for ale
wholeaale and retail, tlie beat imiMarted Havana, Cuba,
Yeiaaad !metlio Ha cart: aiao beat brands of eliew-
lag and an.ftktng tobaoeo. ! HOKNHTKI N,
ole Waihiaglon at., nearly op. iba Curt lloaa.
jihanlian Ilouae
SHAVING SALOON.
Havln. parrhaiad Uia lataiaat aad Sataraa Is
tliawl.aa llau.a llaibal eiM.p, tolmriiy oalinf in r
M iia., tba anilar.iaaad laka Iliia a.thod af infataitnir
tha pahlia that thav ara laaiiy at alt liata, at lha
alaadoaa dooi aorih of lha Phawbaa Hoa.a, ta ffia
aaalooaa. a aoud aha. a. a trial hal.ral.aad a laaaita.t
ibawiiaoaiaa at tha aaaat raa.oa.ni. ra....
T. F. HAVISNrollT,
DENTIST,
Ffo 541 Went Foarth st. betweea Wal
nut and Vine, Ciat-Uiaatl, etVW lr
1859.
1859.
1859,
BILL & OSEOMI.
Proprietors of tlie R . R. Warehous
es, limn, UillO.
GRAINaodCOMMISSION MERCHANTS,
aad llaalar ia Salt, Wata. Uaia.Caal, Fia.lar.rla.
t aV'C'a-h, a4 tha blfhaal paiaa. paid. n Wars
Com, 0a., ra,eaaa. ka. Aprt
GOOD NIGHT.
0h,1 niffiitT liow r ita muiit
In aHHitliiiifi aiUtio n tha er.
Antl every font I rt'liti(( callt,
R'inaiT U iia tMrnoat chvr:
o o rile or liirlil f tont
Cnn ruh it of ita niatfio thrill,
Srak lut tlit aimplr Wortla Ion.
la any Toict, 'tit uvh'O ffitiliT till.
Stron if a ra tlie charm that tn It Jmrll
Fur all nUo mity ita ancent hrettth;
And eoiijurrI y ita Hti.t
Tha itiiala of fnnry nlo ly m rvath
Into tha dark familiar fjrm
Who crow ntnl it with a hato Wiit-lit
An.l Unt it half Uia glow that wanna
The b.itrt that hara a hmooot xumr,
A father' hU-aatng on it reta;
'Ti aaorid milh a motlu-r'a kiaa;
It ch.tT tha Ath vf parting tH'atat
And li 1 In tha In-art with hoppim-aa.
It soothing iitlliNitcii, liiipTing, Hoata
Vhertj pillowed inmtvnt r poac,
From quivering chorda, at tv the note,
A linger porfutn nonr llic rvaa.
Though partinjr ha if eanatant, Uitnie,
II hold" no parting' keener ating;
8o vhort tli th time- 'tia hut a dream.
And iwwt minion dawn will bring
It tit lda to llmvrn't nrotiotitiaT ojii-a
Th lovrd onra till the iu riiini('a lL'ht;
i u ntm wmwe iniin ami trtiF-r aa inVa
Though Muck the gloom, t i still good ni'ht.
. !
DIVORCED BY MISTAKE.
a
r
ef
at
tha
alii
Ona winter thcr came to Trenton.
New Jeraev. two men. named Smith and
t... .t i.,i i .ti ,i j i
Jones, who nnd botn or them design, on
n
tho Legislature.
Jonea had a bad wife
and was in lovo with a pretty woman
hc wished to he. divorced from his bad
wife, so that he might marry the pretty
who by tho way, was a widow,
with black eyos, and such a form! there-
fore Jones came to Trenton for a divorce.
Smith had a good wife, good as an an-
gel, and the mother of ten children, and
did not want to bo divorced,
did want to gi t a charter for a turnpike
or plaiikroad, to extend from Tig's Run to
Terrapin Hollow.
Well, thuv, with those dillcrent errands.l
'
came to Trenton, and adilroaacd the a.'
sembled wisdom with the unual argument.
Ilirat, suppers mainly composed of oys
ters with rich background of venison;
second, liquors in great plenty, from 'Jor
ey lightning, which ia a kind of locomo
tive at full spi ed, reduced to liquor shape,
to Newark champagne. To speak in
plain prose, the divorce man gave a cham
pagne supper, and Smith the turnpike
man. foil, ...I u.iii. . ,i.. ,....,. i,..i,.
last, under the iiiullifvinir influence of
wnicn tho a;
tho divorce
Jonea and H
assembled wisdom passed both
and the turnpike bills; and
a copy of each bill in
... . ' : . , .
their pockets went rejoicing home, over
miles ol sand, and through tho trilmlution
of many stage coaches.
Smith atrrivnA lutma lia ,u ...;., .j
as he sat down in his parlor, his pretty
wife beside him how pretty alio did look!
and fivo of her children overhearing tho
other five studdying their lessons in tho
eornor of the room, Smitli was induced to
nxnntinte iinon tlip oooil ri.nulr of hia
sion to Trenton.
'A turnnike. mr dear : I am one nf the
directors and will bo president. It will
set me up, love; wo can send our children
to the buarding-Hhool, and live in style
out of tho toll. Here is the charter, hon-
cy.
'Let me see it,' said tho pretty little
wife, who was one of the nicest of wives,
with plumpness and goodness dimpling
all over her face, Met me see it,' as she
leaned over Mr. Smith's shoulder.
Rut all at once Smith's visage grew
long: Smith's wife's visage grew Muck.
Smith was not profane, but now ho rip
ped out an awful oath. 'Blast ua, wile,
thoso infernal scoundrels at Trenton have
gone and divorced us!'
It was too true; tho parchment which
he held waa a bill of divorce, in which
the names of Smith and Smith's wife ap
peared in frightfully legible letters.
Mrs. JSmitli wiped her eyos with the
corner cf her apron. 'Here's a turnpike,'
she .aid sadty,'and with the whole of our
ten children etaring me in the face I aiut
your wile! Hore s a turpi ke.'
'Blast the turnpike aad the legislature,
lnd .
Well, the fact i. that Bmith, reduced to
single blcsscdnesa, enacted Into a Strang-
er to ins own who, swore awiuny. ni-
though the night was tiara, ana most ol
the denizens of Smith's town had gone to
bed, Smith bid hia late wife to put on hor
bonnet, and arm in arm they proceeded
to the clergyman of their church.
"Goodness, bless me!" exclaimed the
f;ood man a. he .aw them enter Smith
ooking like the last June shad, Smith's
wife wiping hor oyes with tha e .'nerof
her apron "Goodness, bes. me, what,
the matter!"
"The matter is, I want you to marry u.
two right off," replied Smith.
"Marry you!" ejaculated the clergyman
with expanded lingera and awful eyes;
aro you drunk, or what 1. the matter with
youl"
However, na nnauy married mem over
straightway and would not take a fee;
tho tact Is, as grave as he wss, he wa. (ty
ing to be alone that he might give vent to
a suppressed laughter that waa shaking
him all over; and Smith and Smith's wile
went joyfully home and kissed every
of their children. The little Smith's ncv
er knew that their father and mother had
ever beou strangers to each other by leg
islative enactment.
Meanwhile, and on the aame night,
Jones returned to hi. native town Burl
ington, I believe and .ought at once tha
fine black eye. which he had hopod short
ly to call his own. The pretty widow net
on the sofa, a white 'kerchief tied cue
lassly about her white throat, her black
hair laid in ailky wavea against each rosy
cheek.
"Divorce ia the word," cried Jones,
playfully patting her double chin; "the
fact is, Kliia, I'm rid of that cursed wo
man, and you and I'll be married to-night.
I knew how to manage thoae acoundrela
at Trenton. A champagne .upper
was it breaklasl" ma trie Dunnes, tor
them. Put on your bonnet and let us
to the preachor'a at once dearest."
The widow, wnowas among wiuows,es
peaches among apple., put ou bar bon
net and took Junes arm, ana
"Just look how handsome it la put
parchment!" cried Jones, pulling out the
document before ber; this i. th law that
aay. Jacob Jonea and Aua Caroline Jonea
ara two."
Putting her plump gloved hand on hi
shoulder she did look at It.
M0h dear!" alio said, with her rosy
lips, and sank back, half fainting, on
sofa.
"Ob Maias!" cried Jones, and sank
beside ber; niUia;j the fatal psr cluneal
It araa haru ra. lmtaxl olbeinir
tlivntTtxl, and at liberty to marry thowid
ow, Jaroh Joni waa aimply. by tha leg-
Ulattiro of New Jt raoy, incorporated into
lurnpikt coinpany, and what made it
oTnV,hr,,0rU" ".".'kT0,"
to Ifnavaxi, hen v on relied that Hurl-
ilnntna a n j W : - . i ... a . J t .
, .. . I
tniH naa nniiilii r . a v .1
lua.nw.of Jnn-.'c.ae. '
,t.a .11 .I.. r...l C ,1.a ,...H.v
i.vMii.iir'i.iii.ui ui.i iiiihii i. man
who gnve tlie rlinnipupne ppir or wm
it tli brcakfnat!" rntd Jont'i in i;ony.
"If they'd chrlfrrd mo to a tnrnpik from
Tig' Run to Terrapin Hollow, I might
have born it; but tha very iiKa of build
inf a turnpiko fnim Onrlinton to Briatol
licnrt in alianrility on the lira of it.
So it diil.
"And ymi ain't divorced,' (aid Elita,
a tear tunning down each chcok.
"No!" thundered Jonoa, entahinf Ilia
hat between his knoua,"and what if worao
the legislature is ailjonrneil and ifimr home
drunk, and won't bo back lo Tri llion till
next year!"
It was a hard caan.
Tho niiatakc (!) had occurred on tho
laat day of soaaion, whon l.-giaUtort and
tranaerihinfj clerks wera Inhorinjr under a
champagne brer.kfaat. Rmith'snsnis had
been put where Jones' oujjht tohae bran
and "wisey wortey," as tho Latin poet
has it.
"Naturally Inclined to Drink."
I
!
vorce, and is undergoing cross examina-
tio',: , ,, ,
I Attorney. W ell, Mr. Frown, the de
woman, !''ndent in this e-uo is ycur sou-in-law, is
I '10 . ,. , ,, , , . ,
U .nr (standing behind a chair and
clincl,i"K ho b,ck " il ,,oth h"n'1"'
;look, out fro,n univt '" ,hW7 -Smith
butibrow' will uncertain roll of hia
vi,ul1 orl"'' nA drwl out,) is, sir, he
I ' , ...
I it omcy,(Curl-ly) Wcll.Mr. Ilr.wn,
w 1 I l"l , '
'u.t.a L,n.i, r tLa il.if.inilanl'a aaliaaaa
1
flection,) Methinks, If I am not mistak
a an-(AUorney, paUietic.lly, Ah I mc
Smith l thmksi.' does mo,) yes, methinks 1 first
saw him Tour or five veara airo. at mv
niia.iCUinsiaiic.es
The editor of the Mahoning Rrqitter
recently paid a vieit to the"tcmplc of jne-
tico," at that place, and became spocta
tor to the following intercut ng court
1 . .l. . j i
.aeeiiA. The witnea. iinon tha .tnnil la
father to tho ladv who is sueing for di
what you know of tha defendant's char
acterj
IV't'fnsM, (scratching his head and pro
ceeding very luiaurely,) Woll, I ahould
aay that it always seemed to mo that he
was a man who was naturally inclined to
drink.
Attorney, Well, Mr. Brown, won't
you pleaso state to the Court when you
firht saw tho dufendsnt, what was his
employment, and how often youaawhim
IVincf, (sftor some hesitation and re-
him four or five years ago, at my
",,u ""J
'n his shop, and found liquor in a quart
measure there, and iudgin' from what I'ye
eo' of llim h,,uld, ll""t ho "
j n,na ho eeemed to have a nalurol m-
ie.ownor rfrintii'.
I . Xorny.(urgently,) ell.Mr Ilrown,
""" J"" .--
rVn(!f He wa. in very poor, miser
able, low circumstances. His wife board
ed with me, and he didn't pay ber board,
'cause he'd nothin' to pay with, and not
unfrequetitly ho'd be oil" carousin till 13
o'clock at night, and then ho'd come home
and abuse his wife tho most unmcrciful
est, and in fact ho alius 'peered to me to
be a man who seemed naturally inclined
to drink.
Attornti Well, Mr. Brown, did you
ever see this defendant Intoxicated!
Witneit Why, yea, every day in the
week, and I'd be w'illin' to take my oath
afore God, (raising bis right hand solemn
ly,) that I'd seen him eo drunk he couldn't
ttauaer!
Attomev (aside, with a low chuckle,
He must have boon pretty drunk,) There,
that will do, Mr. Brown, you can take
your seal. Call your next.
A Georgia Wedding.
one''""' had."
or
on
The preacher waa provcated from tak
ing hia part iu the ceremony, and a new
ly elected Justice of the Peace, who
-1. - ......! . I.. n.naah ..ralUilnnr.nln
Lfficjite in ti, place.' The good man's
I knee, began to tremble, for be never tied
the kuot ,nj did not know where to be
(fin ji e baj no Georgia Justice or any
other book from which to read the mar-
riage service. 1 he company was arrang.
ed in a semi circle, each one bearing i
tallow candle. He thought ofeverything
he had ever learned, even to
Thirty days hath rjvptsuiUr,
April, Jims, and Navuuiber'
but all in vain, he could recollect nothing
that suited the occasion. A suppressed
tittor all ovor the room admonished him,
and in agony of desperation he began:
"Know all men by these parents, that I
Here he paused and looked up to the
ceiling, while a voice in the corner of the
room wa. heard to .ay:
"He in drawing a deed for a tract of
land," and they .11 laughed.
"In the name of God, Amen!" he be
gan again, only to hear another, In a loud
whisper any:
"He is making his will; I thought he
could not live long, he look, ao power-
'yow I lay wi) down to sloop,
I prsj "
was the next essay, when aotne erudite
gentleman remarked: (
"lie is no oeaa, uut amrncui.
"Ob, yea," continued the Squire.
A voice replied:
"Oh, no! oh, no! don't let'."
Some person out of door, .ung out:
"Come iuto court!" and the laughter waa
V: .. .......... .u-
The briae waa Bear lautung, mo
Squire wa. not far from it; but being
an indefatigable man, he begun again:
"To all and singular the alter
"Let'a run, he', going to levy oa ua,"
aid two or three at once.
Here a gleam of light flashed across the
Suuire's lace: be ordered the bride and
groom to bold up their hands, and in a
solemn voice, said:
"You, and eaoh of you do aolemnly
swear, iu the presence of the pre.eut coiu
oanv. that vou will perform toward each
other all and lingular, the fuuctioaa uf
husband and wife, aa the cue may he, to
tlie beat of your knowledge aiul ability jtu
help you UoU." .
Ji--. ...t .,i ...J r..ii,.
er of the bride.
tlie
GnaBlT Smith. The Baltimore Ex
change learna from a private letter, writ
ten by a near connection of thia gentle
man, that hia phyaiciuu does not regard
hi symptom as iudicaUug a sjieedy recovery.
Dr. Clover to Gov. Wise.
A lettor, iddrcti by Rev. Dr. Colvcr
of Cincinnati to Hot. Vit of V., with',
regard to John flrowo. and puMiahrd in
tli Journal f- Afrfirnyrr, rollgiotit p-
por, cloaca in thia wi:
Mr Hew Sir. it I. for yon. nt J,-hn
a i- i a . i l
inii, i pirnu. p rtMirawii antw
Hparv yotfiulf.
H" H ! Ml J
ai.-a la I..
V"" , ' . "r w . . ,
John Ilrown will convict both the ha,,,.
man and it. author in tha d.r when .oil
shall ra.k. Inqui.itlon for blood. That
day that ae MJ0hn Ilrown on the se.f. I
fold. see. your Wi.on obacnr.,1 by a I
ll.T Ul amir U".mh. a nw av.iiramioiiitii
. I ..' ...
cloud that no sun shall rvor rhaae from
your skies. No nistter with what scenes
you msy surround yourself, from that dnv
the grappling iron of your own doom will
have fastened upon your soul. Thenr.
onward, John Ilrown, with his calm, hon
est, loving, serene, but sorrowing faae, is
to be your companion. Waking or sleep
ing, at noma or alirosil, that strange man
who coultl forget vengeance lor the cruel
niuruer 01 nts own sous, in nis compas
sion lor the poor slave, ia to tie your coin
r anion, a ou shall see that patient face
n the sparkling cup of earthly pleasure.
You shall hear the soft root-fall of hia gen
tle spirit around your domestic hoard re
minding you of the homo you have made
desolate. And in that last lone hour, to
which we are all hastening, when the
summons shall conic which calls you to
your last account, the voice of John Ilrown
will stiangely mingle with that summons.
And to thst dread account the scenes of
Virginia will follow you. Then the week
will be as the strong. There the wrong
doers, and the wronged one. of tho earth
will stand together before the impartial j
Judge. There the blasplieniies of thoae
who have spurned the higher law, will b
hushed forever, and jtiatire will fulfill her
pleilge to the universe.
Thoso are not chimera) of a distemper
ed imagination. The things thst God has
ssid in his word are verities. There Is a
world where the fictitious distinctions nf
earth are unknown, and where juttic
rriyni. I think of you as a mnn. I love
you as a brother-man. God forgive me if
it ia not In my heart to do good to my
brother-men involve.! In the meshes snd
even guilt of elsvcry, with as tender and
self sacrificing aeal as I would to any
Iriends I have on earth. I love John
Brown. I revere him aa a noble speci
men of my rare. He may die a victim to
partial and unjust legislation. But I rath
er envy than regret hia lot. I trust that
he who made the nobla victim, of Roman
law and I'hillippian magistrate, to sing
in their prison at midnight, will not forget
John Ilrown In his American Phillippi.
But I havo not the same comfort for those
who are seeking hi. blood. I fear the day
of hi. death will be the day that seals
their ruin. My dear Sir, Brown is al
ready aaved. Save yourself. Slavery is
madly rushing upon It. own doom. You
can not save that. In God', name aava
yourself,
(,-aniration
t
Presidential.
From an- artic.lo In that aound and vig
orous journal, the Chicago Prttt and Tri-
butie, on Presidential matters, which con
tains much that ia good for doctrine, for
reproof and for consolation, we extract
the following statement of doctoral votes
and tho Htatea that tha Republican, must
carry to elcet their candidate. Tha chart
of the voyage certainly offer, nothing to
discourage Republicans, but enough to
inspire thorn with tha confidence necessa
ry lo make a good fight:
The next question is one of such prac
tical import that it has already suggested
lueii to every retiecting mind. What
man can carry the five Northern State,
which Fremont lost, or a sufficient num
ber of them to make a majority of the
electoral college' Tha Stat s are New
Jersey, 1'eniiaylvsnia, Indiana, Illinois
and California. Minnesota and Oregon
have como into the Union sines the elec
tion of !Mb6, and Kansss will doubtless
come in before that of 18H0. The whole
number of electoral votes, Kansas exclud
ed, is 803, of which 15'J are required to
elect a President. If we include Kansas,
tha whole number Is 100, and a majority
104. l ucre is every reasonable proba-
hility that all the Slates which voted for
Fremont will vote for the Republican
eandiduto next year, to wit: tha six New
Englsnd States, New York Ohio, Michi
gan, Wisconsin and Iowa 114 electoral
votes. Minnesota is reasonably sure to
do the ..me, adding tottr votes total 118.
We must .till have S4 votes, (if we do
not make calculations on the admission of
Kama,) to come from New Jersey, Penn
sylvauia, Indiana, Illinois, California and
Oregon, We can hope for nothing from
the Pacific State. California is against
us in the matter of vote, and Oregon in
the matter vf canvassers. New Jersey
aud Pennsylvania will exactly give us the
required 34. New Jersey, Indiana, Illi
nois and Ksnsns, though holding 84 vote
would fail of giving us a msjority, be
cause the admission of Kansas would raise
the constitutional msjority to 164, and
require 30 votea In addition to those
which were given to Fremont. '
The practical question then is, who
can carry Punnaylvania and New Jersey,
or who can carry Pennsylvania alonsl
i The ticket which can secure the twenty-
Seven vote of th Keystone State will be
messur slily sure to carry either Now Jer
sey or Indiana or Illinois. - We think a
ticket can ua made and will be msde
which will secure Illinoia beyond a per
adventure. Senator Douglaa wa. beat
en Mime four thousand vote, on tha popu
lar vote last fall eunicient evidence that
Illinois ia a field to be cultivated by tha
next National Republican Convention.
The question recurs, Who can carry
Pennsylvania, without weakening the Re
publican strength m NswJersoy, Indiana
and Illinois! The general solicitude is
not concerning the ninety and nine sheep
that went not astray, but rather tlie one or
hair dozen that weru lost in tho wilder
nera. -. . - , n .
While the answer to tlie question we
have proposed are being aought out by.
the light of reason od in friendly eoni'
pariaou of view, we commend the friends
vf the respective candidates to argue their
ease wtln becoming modesty; to turn
their attention away from the claim, of
this or that statesman and to present rath
er their probabilities of success. This ia
the consideration a Inch will determine
tha issue, and the result will he atill the
same, whether they continue to press their
favorite upon tlie attention ol the peo
ple, or leave the people to fiud them out
iu due tiniu. . ,
(Krlf the South is ao week that John
Brown ean scare it, bow cuuld it stand in
case of a ilisNolutiou of the Union !
C'lasfiusd K.iHctr. ,
Organization of the House--Democracy
Sold out.
The New York llrraU slntes cilitori-'
ally that the Denmcrntic nomination
f,
Speaker of the Mouse will be a mete mat-
ter of form, anil that after two or three
the Democrsls will sll j;n for tlio ,
southern opposition candidate. In the end ,
, . . ,: ., , ... i . ,i 1
only doing d.rectlyta hat the. le.noeratle t-r-
Is maite for.
Thtt eorreapondent of tlio Philadelphia
iVorl it , f.Va says: -
D.mocra.ic emi.a.rie. have been sent !
through tha west and Noutl,. Tor .he rf- !
pose of patching up ana I... . of a com-'
Latin., by hi!uh the or.-anirntioi, of the '
llr,.,.. n... I,.. i,lr,.llr,l Thi-w h.i a a..
turned,
ithont etiecrea, and the story
In New York, allagingthat the
cirrnlatt i
members or t.r, aotithern Opposition',
. . . 11
wera willing to enter into a corrupt bar-1
; , i i it i . . .
K.!!,. 'a iioi oiii, w nutij iii Found iii irinii i
but fshricatt 4 for the exitress niirnoao of
protlueinir a falao intpreaaion on tho pnlw
lie mind. The AiHniniatratioii ia Milline
to make any sort of terms to prevent the
Hu.o from passing into the h.mi. of the :
rut inn i
opposition
because it ia well known i
thst siiih a reault would ho inevit
ably followed by the mi st searching
and determined liivcrtintloti into all the
trauaactiotia which havii so ju.tly provok
ed comment and reproach.
i
Highly Important from Nebraska--
Death of Kit Carson and
Chief Justice Ferguson.
Wo have just rt'C ivetl tho Nebraska
Repuhlican, (Omah City) of Novetnher
Iflth, from which we learn that llon.Ken
ner rerguson who was appointed Chief
Justice of tho Territory by President
I'ietco, iinmndiatlcy alter t!io passage of
the Nebraska-Kansas bill, and who has
represented the Territory as Delegate iu
oiigress, lor some two years nsat, ilieil,
after a few tlaya Hint aa. at Bellevne, on
the I lth inat. The imineiliate rauso of
hia death was paralysis. Ho wnn one of
tho earliest settlors nnd most prominent
citirens of the Territory. Ho was a na
tive of New York, reuiovsil to Albion,
Michigan, where he practiaetl law for a
number of years, and was chosen to tho
I.ogixlature, and from there went to Ne
braska. The Knpuhlicsn slso learns from pssscn
gers direct from Kt. Kearney, I lint Kit
Carson, tho celebrated 'rontier-nian, In
dian lighter and overland traveler, died
lately at l oss, New Mexico, nml thnt im
mediately after hi. tlentli, the Indians
commenced hostilities agninst the whites.
Kit Carson was Superintendent of Indian
affairs in thnt region. Thu report of his
death needs continuation.
The Republican alaoatntrs thnt addition
al frautla at the Into election for Delegate
fur Congress, have been discovered. An
tint'n no' ilrii county, called Calhoun, re
turnee 38 votes for Kiistahrook (Dem.),
and 4 for Daily (Rep.) It is a frnml, in
asmuch as not a solitary voter n Hid. a in
the county, it being a wild I nil lit ta re
gion.
A difficulty occurrd between two soldier.
in the vicinity of ft. Kearney, sometime
about the 7th lust., in which one struck
the other on tho head, with a spudo caus
ing instant ilvsth. lio vins arreatr d, and
Information was sent to tho II. S. Mnrshnl
tn eoma and take him Into custody, the
affray not occuring on the reservation
and bolng, consequently, within tho juris
diction of a military trihuuisl.
Tho Republican remarks: "It is a re
markable, fact, that of the eight original
appointee, to oilico in Nebraska, by Pres
ident Pierce, after its orgnnizntion, not
one of them 1. now inoflico.and only four
of them ara now living. Only two of
them (GanEastahrookandA. It. Giltnore
Ksq.)now rosiile in tho Territory.
Marshal Poylo died suddenly, from a fall
down a flight of steps, in the Exchungo
Ilsnk, in tha winter or 65 0. Secretary
Cuming died a year anil a half ago, in this
city, and now Jiulgn Ferguson is sdded
to the list of tlie dead."
Two Northern Mechanics Driven
from Virginia.
Two tinsmiths of Trenton, who had
been hlrod togoto the vicinity ofCharles
town, Vs., to do some roofing, returned a
fow days ago, having been prevented from
doing their work, aud driven by threat of
arreat to leave the plnce.
An account of the affair, which appear
to be authentic, is aa follow:
A wealthy gentleman of this State, un
deratood to be a Mr. II. J. Garrison, for
merly a dry goods merchant of Trenton,
who removed to a locality near Charloa-
town Iu 18(54, or about that time, hcving
concluded to roinaia permanently in the
latter place, had partly built a house,
which hi( designed to cover with a metal
lie roof.
Prefering the work of Northern fne
chanics, or finding It impracticable to get
it done without incurring the considera
ble expense ol' bringing them ao great a
dlntance, he tamo un to Iratilou and eu
gaged two tin workers, who hnd been
employed at the hardware establishment
of Is. brcarlcy &.Lo.,ol that city, tak
ing them w ith hliu he returned to his
Southern home, and the work waa about
being commenced. Hut the Viruiuiain
had no Idea of allowing any anch proceed
ing; nobody knew but this waa a contriv
ance of the Abolitionists at any rote it
could not be permitted. So they threat
ened the tin workers they would arrest
them and deal summarily with them if
they did not forthwith depart; and the
mechanics to sruid trouble, concluded to
go homo. Th 'ir employer was at thu
same time informed that Ins riuusa might
remain forever uncovered, if he could not
get it roofed without sending to the North
Newark
Mercury.
Mercury. Times Change---And Democracy.
y.
We accidentally tame across a copy ol
the Hay City Mirror, of 18&4, a democrat
ic paper whose ounditcha is shown by the
namo of A. V. Miller, tor Hoard ol t'uii
lio Work, in which we find a call copied
from the Manntiold Shield and liaiiner,
another aound deinoi rn'.ic paper, to the
democracy of Richland county, nuinor
ou.ly siguoil, lor Insas convention of
ihe dt lOocrsts to resist the renewing of
the slavery agitation by the repeal ol the
Mmsoiirl Compromise ami "mtitnlain the
position -of the Ohio democracy asset
forth by the convention at Columbus,
Januarys, I84S, reiterated in 1p.')0,
and again in 1H&4." ' This position, our
reader, will reineinlwr, wa that it waa
the duty of the people of Ohio to do all in
their constitutional power "to militate
and finally eradicat the evil vf slavery."
S. J. Kukwood, I). K. Cartur, "aud oth
er able democratic speakers" are announc
ed. Really the democratic reel ba'n kept
State Journal.
Why have ladies discarded utreauiote!
Because they prslef bunux (Uuvva.)
An Awkward Scrape.
(thl, 0.wt,. t.r cries brought a rjsl
Totes, lant wnfower to tho reacdf , ho saw, to
' horror, a billy t-out that hid evidently
hail a Aom too much doing hia bent tonrat
n ef)() y h ;,,.,,., miHrrT. T,
widnwer trietl to scare tha peat away.litit
ho wouldn't be arnrcd. lit) tried to help
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ithe roOih horn of the goal spoiling an
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it'iglit iluliar pair of pants in the worst
I.nal evrniii(f a hantlaome lookioi; wtv
mnn waa pnaiini; di.ta n Went Water
street, with liltlu hasketof Clt in ner
ihanti, ami wiien a lew yarna item in
M.iiitiiwMii harn.avaa knocked down on
' 'V P wnen e came in. ne.a .
1,0 'o'" ton
T T I'T 1 lfe, ihl la"
"'l,rtr' '"J ' '" ' 1 '"rT"! hfr ''C
' u lh """ ,l,n'r!' of.doxenfrc.lt
Help!" cried the lady; "pel olTajie
yon villain!
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Help! ' erietl tlie woman; "my eggs.
lh inv panla," cried the man.
"llt, never mint! the pants, pel up,"
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imiir too man h)iiiii.
Tho erics of the two victim, brought
quite a crowd lo the spot, w here there isy
the woman, and there lay the man "twin
misery' pregnant with tli.nger" and there
..Iranc ing anilr'(reating, butting first one
stilt) then the other, oai i listed the ton
founded goat. The last lull he made, one
of his horns csuglil thu ba-ket, and he
left tho scene ol action with the baaket
hinging over one eye, and tho yolk of
three or four eggs driuling down his mag
mticenl heard. The mnn backed out till
beyond the reach nf the lady's eyes, when
he turned titid ran like a quarter-horse,
ewenring at all goats in general, and tins
one in piirtiftilnr, while the laily sat down
nnd with a piece ofahing'e, ami a few
pins, cleaned and repaired the badly dam'
Extange.
English "Foorst Rate."
Jacob Kt'1.er, a middle-aged gentle-
mnn of Teutonic origin, his appenrnnce
well liicruaied with dry until, anil his hat
looking like a collapsed steamboat cylin
der, with tha iop blown off, was brought
up un the complaint of a dry goods man
for stealinff a piece of cortluroy, vaiucit
at seven dollars.
The Mayor asked him if he understood
Knglish.
'Yaw, I tnlks him foorsf rain.'
'Do yt.a know w hut steal means'
'Yaw, him is iron Vst is mndc hard.'
'Yes that is one kind of kieel, but not
the ono 1 mcnn I)o you under.tand this.
How come yon to steal the corduoryi'
I'ocnueo mine breeches was niclitgoot
to go to church.'
Does it take thirty yards to make yoa
a pair of breeches!.
'Yaw, do schneidcr mnat have some for
cabbage, and toiler vat 'a left might do for
my vrow, wIidii I guta married. It would
make her a goot coat.'
'I see you aro a man of forea!g!it: but
don't you know thnt thia way of getting
new breeches aud dresses ia sgaiust the
law!'
I tout cara 'bout the law. I so a
Tuc.hnian.'
H.ivt) you got any Mends who will g'
bail for youl' """"'aaaan
"Blenty of frienls, and knore dan I sup-
poso you have yourself. Dry come am!
dry swear anything. Dey .wear vare 1
vaa onil dey get me clear.'
'Oh, we don t want them to .wear: we
want them to givo security for your ap-
pearanco at the court. You Confess you
stole the corduroy, and there la no occa
sion for anybody to swear to it.'
Yaw, you hnd 1 mcht tell a he. Tuc li
mn n never do anything ric h he afraid to
toll. Yaw, I did stenl der stuff, tut tml
going to ileal dtr mtmish tit pay for it."
Not of a Sound Mind.
I stand to-day as 1 did in lN48inmy
strong desire thnt all the Territories in
tho United States shall be secured to
freedom and to free labor, Tho gentle
man cannot express any more feeling up
on that suhjoet than I havo folt during ail
Una time. Judge Kannty at Tmn.
Here is a curious anomaly which showe
how politica addle the brain, A maa
who wanted to go to Cincinnati, and took
the train for Wteubenville, would be set
down aa fit fur tho Lunatic Asylum.
What then I to be thought of a man who
has a itrona it lire thai all (An territoriel
shall be K cured to freedom and Jre labor,
and Instead ofactmg with the party which
is organixed specially to accomplish that
recall, and getting into the car which ia
posted to go tlirect'y to the (pot, acts with
a party which, through the courts,thruugh
government patronage, through party ao
tion, and by every influence within iia
reach, si eks to fore slsvsry on the ter
ritories; and thus takes the car which i
driving with all possible speed in the di
rection exactly opposite to that in which
he wishes to go A'tvark American.
Iloast Stealiko o a Laaea S. ai r.
An extensive gang of horse-t hieyes having
tlmir rendezvous near Ashland, Ashland
county, ha been discovered and broken
up. A man named Win. Bailey, who is
respectably connected in Ashland count
was iitentuied aa the active leader of the
gang, but while Marshal Gallagher, of
Cleveland, who engineered the case, wn
procuring the necesnary proof, Bailey ea
Caped, but an officer has been diapatc.heil
iu search of him.- The gsri have Irtren
in operation lor a coumdurable Jimgth of
time, and ovor two thousand dollars worth
uf stolen property, consisting of horse
ami bugrrjea, witj recovered near Ashland.
Volumbut fact. . ,
Not of a Sound Mind. The Union saved--Arrested for
Incendiary Language.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.
. J)r. Breed, formiTrly Km!iior iu the
Patent Office, hnving been arraigned be
fi.ro Justice Dunn on the chsrge of hav
ing uttered incendiary language, waa to
day required to givo socunty iu the auiai
ol 4(2,000 to keep 111 peaco. it appears
that the ol'ioctioiinble won, were uuer-
ed in tho nreseneo of several other per
son, Sonst r Seward' view being the
topic of eonverdaltoii, and aouu thorsaflor
wore published iu the citaut said uuiuuc
newspaper; hence Ins arrest.
. - a-a-a- .-T t -
New York Mayorality.
The acceptance by the Hon. W.
HlVkMEVLa of the Tammany Iklinn.ra.kio
nomination lor Mayor uf New York great
ly siniplllitia that content. ..Tliourk But
Cuming from ao good a soursc as ni'.H be
tint nouiiiinlion itself w ill cou.iiiand (reii
eial conridt nee, ami w ill luto.-t ort.iui'y
be roiill.-d on election dny ! y a d.cnl'd
majority. The republican en-.! .'...'o a
Mr. Oi'ivsa, said o lie no i f t t ti.Mt
lor tlie ponitum; but Ins t!-... ' 'S
lie refill d.i d It lole.' 'JM? f" . a
FtVhsnoo .WooU ia et.?o iu - ij-i,-
Cin. t-u;.