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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
TATE DEMOCRAT- DAVENPORT IOWA. NOVEMBER l5 1856
LATEST NEWS.
Arrival eG she Sseaa ship Europa


New York Nov 10
The Steam Ship Europa, with Liverpool
dates to Nov LIST, arrived here this NJ.
The ArsGo arrived az Southampton on
81 uit
The Liverpool American chandler of
commerce publishes an address 10 the
packing Of cotton
No news whatever from Spain
The Nespoliia0 question remains precise
" where i, did. the only additional incident
being that the Government had addressed
cire ular OF moderate tone t0.its different a
gents and tina, the King mas sent NJ. " Ar
Iient, Frenchman in his confidence to Par
10 on q secret mission
A despatch states, although perhaps
without authority, that TO French requisi-
ton to evacua,e lie Danubtan Principai,'ies
The Au.trisns have returned TAI re-
fusai
This matter II the principali,.s has as
sumeG prominence yer other topics
The French government Journals assert,
difiniteeiy and explicitly, that the porte has
demanded in due formotha' the Aus,tians
shall eYacuaie The princil aiiies, anu lie
| British The Black Sea, ou' that they, BY
| secret mutual understanding, refnsed 10
| leave.
The English journals under the immedi-
| ale inspiration Of the government on the
contrary that any such demand has been
made BY the Porte
The papers generally. British. French,
aud German, speak in undisgnised teams IT
the completion Of progress of an aiance
between France and Russia
II is now slated that Ruseia ha, propose
TO refer the questions OF the sale OF serpets
Belgrade lie Constantinople ioI settlement.
The Russian railroad concessions cover
$500 mites, and require 40 millions pounds
sterling The Londtn Times recommends
English capitalists not TO invest. and Napo'
leou ha- forbidden the credit Mobile IA
take shares.
News FROM bombsy, Oct Sd, say 'heeA
p.di'oo aga,ns, P-f>ia was stil ptet.'t'
atiau mi hsu not sailed. tEIGda ,sn, ..ni
choit "a bad lavag. d the Pun AN ,ed San.
Dates from Shai ghal 10 SEP l3th. IT,
Sc sous supply o. tea Wa expected 10 b.
shorl Fsria,.r successes OF 10. L. ing
are ,@Nac'-d
MAhkLgs.
| Wu-h--y-ails 81; I'd - a.ias, I'd
tinH --uhchans ed; Wt-trr CO. $40
3ss.
CoIn--od !o~ei;s eilpa f"a "'Ari -.
80, I'D; white 3isaS Is D.
Lard sale, Al IL.
LoHioh money mark, had Undergone 80
charg.--sn active demand eAisted.
New iO,A, NoV IS
II ~ said thai E.rmln Frrrsr has bee,
appointed Minister from Nicaragua 10 ih'
, Us
Col Wheeler, our Munster ia Mica az ia
continues IN poo he lth,and i about 10 re
turn Lnm,
. pr"cIamsI'"" OF peace Vas looked to
IN Nicaragua
. WashlG-tua, Nos i3
A hLancial cir,ula SAYS there has beef
issued uhder ali The bounty land act1 sl"c,
lsi7, up TO the 3Oih ult, 3s,S22 900 acre
, and locat 81 ,773, 600. leaving sill ~ III
market l6,05O, O0G acres.
Our Government has received from NJ
, Dallas the treaty recently negotiated will
England for settlement If the Contra
, American difference.
II !. reported that In. President has re
, moved Irael Andrews, Consul Genera
for Canada
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

rI'iiIS machine ~ sam. ~ II -t'etur
/ weighing about TX puutt., L. mpos ,lhlr 4. gt
out Of cdr, W.. adapted u rettiy All knd Of Ttm
~ srsing Ii is ugtke and la up Tor 10 Try
other maChin. III Use. chill ten Arat- - ~
.ucc-ssfUltr perform more isGot IN @ spE" dag
with ih, machine Than th" hest "aHIsf r-sS can In
ten da,s by hand. Il mus tn, reor find IT. way into
nearly ev ~ family ~ the Cref : atrs. enabling
every one who undertake h. great Work OF finnish
ing THIS Machu exclusively t. tha people within ht
State or County which h. may purchase the right
10 sell he machine, To- cHCuiat" ACCURATELY, bt
population. III number Of mschin which h. IAN
-.4 and therefore tn. profi> h. Will Tra1e III re-
IN Tn. r'suit 81 which will prove It FAR superior
10 the best bu ines Ia 'ha county. An infesush-
ton 81 TIL -sme Is r. pectfully solicited.
An Extract from Ire Chicago Democratic P,,ss,
I'VE have esamirtd the above machine carefully
and say without h station, that do not remember
during the whole Of EDITORIAL of having
our attention calad u invention that T. murs
worthy 81 public patronage than this, on 'hA' is
calculated tn confsr sgrester hen-ht th' Cpl ~
large
n B-S'at. nud Inunsy ri-tt- i'r thu ms ~ IN
ma, ~ secured by earJ application e ihc >uhs'ri-
Der. H,~il fsmam her tut i-~ day-, dining
whic' tima he Will NhitG HI machine I ..Hy Que
VIII ma favor HIN sith ,a Y NJ rooms II Nm"
t. clare Hou-.. p8sauprr
- POWERS
~ I3t0-u Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

4 regular graduate os the Philadelphia COLLEGES %
clan OF the Phisdeiphis Hospital can Be Eund .,
store when not engaged. Rasid&nce
Harrisop ctr q. between eecoud and Third.
Oct. Si-dtf w3m nOCkHlLL aElLEAe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

New iu,A, Noy IS
II - SAID thai E,rmin Frrrst has been
appointed Mnis'er from Nicaragua 10 the
L
Col Wheeler, our Munster ia Nicaragua,
continues IN poo he lth aud i about 10 re
turn hpm,
4 pr"c'smsI'"" Of peace vas looked tor
IN Nicaragua
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
LAND FOR SALE.

lSOuR % acre lots, mile north Of FULTON ststlsa
II ON the and n Railroad, on reasonable tsros
Aiso, Gao acres, one mile north of Wslcott shsaD,
one half cash, balance In and two yesrs.
Also. $50 acres in Warrington county. - serss
fne timber, aud running water . part. fh0 lanA
II only Ii miles fr.m Iowa City, and ~ h.o WssA-
ington. q dn, rosd fspm Columbus " hkh0ond.-
VIII b. Sid cheap, sud part on time
Also, four ~ lots near Iowa CITY. brAutuSa
farming land, snd well watercd.
Also; Lot. IA IVES, Davenport. ranging In shs
" feet BY 20O to acre., Sold for doVn and
balance In one and two years.
Also, few well situated lots the city of Dove6-
port, :" he snd Tn easy terms
Also, On. we'll finished new briok do. liing stgas
rooms, large cllar wood house and stable, bsautif
Is situated Oh the bn from the observatory cen -
sen lsrr' portion Of the city, nock Islaa1 asd
Moline
ALI, several neat building .sEcd ground
would BE- sid On reasonable terms Applyto
lI.NI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

FUNIESE lnra liable companions Tor tnt knlGTbHt,
j Tourist, Sitter. and Capitalist, can be re+d
npOn bring the latest cheap 81, and b. hook -
The KIND, ever Issued Persons WISHING TO kno" al
ab put th",t f'rie and beautiful States, into which
such Ya-t tdy CT emigration is now setting, csh
md IN ~. Han i-Books corre infOrmatiun r'eai-
Tug cvefy paTi ul7r III y may wish, act AS Clmat b..
Soil, general apuearsnce, River, Lax, srf!nS-t
IimDer Lands, Mineral resources, description OF =
the principal cities aud towns routes, rallru-dH,
schools CsuF,h =, At of psf uficas 'ws papers.
Tahies - Distance with HINTS lu Capitalists and 9
VAT amour; u other Useful ana int etng nfcrma-
lion conc, rniBs th'sr Int raliilv growing ~
tons II our ountrv.
rh'se book are printed aud bound IN elegant styit,
and I'D al the low price OF IS Cents each, thl
coming y thin ia" means OF every orc. Thy ar
Truly called Hnrd.b,oks being Of convenient -izr t.
carrs IN III. - rock fr constsu' ref.ronea II fs
srr.d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

WE would r. sp-ctiully inform ths citlr Us Of De-
w veDport and vciaity that we have just
opened st tho northeast corner Of Harris aud Be-
oond streets, fhe most complete stock ~ Drugs
before offered In the North West, and trust BY
strict attention business and desire 10 please,
merit . share Of public patronage. Our stock con-
.ists In laIt Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

k0s'etDSs 0ssa DOaeeO1te Nv
0004s, D006s Oss0 9A0e0,
WOS0 and CApo, C4OlA-
tss0, ETC.,
WOCLD invite the attestioa % purcAassss y
w their large and varird sssortnant. W ere
now opening Pan and Winter stock, suitable ~
the wsnts Of this community. w q net psofoao =
undsrsel our peishbors, bat o9-r oeo6 0oo1o =
reasonable tstss. We have aew co Aanl - ~.
Continent Of
DR100 o0o00e
senstselng Of
ooDhe, MeSlnee, PassOaeeae, voDels1ooloA
Losepes, Dskoines. Ae.. oAeWb -
Ma1slllas u oeoas variety.
Ing season Yankee Not:ons nnbber oeolo. o.
prts. on Cloths. window oAaAes, osoefstss. orssssv
Ara RarAvnna.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15

Witrd-y-aiils Sd; I'd - eias, I'd
tinT --'lhchans ID; Wr-ttr Go. 5rs'
3ss.
COIn--od !owei;. tiipn 80 "'Arl 35-'
80, I'D; white 3isaS Is D.
Lard sales ~ IL.
Lo'ioh money mark, had Undergone -"
charg.--sn active demand rA,sted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
Sale ti lGn fGslltuad.

rINHF safe ~ lots that 10 ts." plr'" thr
i day in WEE. Davenport l. p"s'pon d II cor.
sequence Of bad Gather tn Thursdsy Ut, 18Th ~
November Please tear thi. In mind
on the sam. dny will sntr 81 suction twO ~
situated Lot IND 81. Bcsr this in mind al-"
NnyS 4. HABs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFs.
FANCY AND TOILET ART lCLES.

All thr popular Patent Medicnes Of the day eu,,.
stsntiy hand Physicians prescriptions and fam
lily msiicines careful compounded. Having oonnec-
tons In the East, W. are WARRANTED 10 dering our
took At prices low any house In the city Ply
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
Farm for sale.

1OA Acres, 20 IN . high state n cSIrvslt0a,
i ~ Water - Timber; situated ~ . esuA
road. and In u tn most delightful neiuhbosAoeds
In the county, aud foar milsr from thsciiy. App,y
t. (oct7o dtf) &c. RAIDS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-15
Err Nsle mr. la.se-

For NA1f or .eaNe,
slNwkNTY-THREE eligible Building Lots, sit ualed
j on Harrison, ThiRi. kiplsy and Bondesss Streets
will be sold or leased on rcasonse :srms ssr pas.
tieuisrs enquire Of CONAN bow. or
tsugdtO AMkpnAy
Uninprovel Land for sale.
Two splendid ~ acre lSts fer sale, near AbrsAaa
i ki1er's In Scott county. Apply soon 70
o.t9~ DIR TIC. RAIDS.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
ORDINANCE FOR SIDEWALKS
Nv THE VILLAGE OF
FOSTORIA.

BE Il ordained by the village Council Of the
Incorporated Village Of Fostoria, that the owner
or owners Of Lots, or parts of Lots, fronting on
both sides Of Tifn Street from Wood 10 POPLAR
Street, and the owner, or owners of Lots or parts
Of Lots fronting ON the cast side of Main Street
between South Street and the Steam Grist Mill
owned by r. Crocker also the owner, or owners
Of Of Lots or paft8 Of lots, fronting on the West
Of Main Street, Between South Street and high
Street also the owner, or owners Of Lots or parts
Of Lots, fronting on both sides of Center Street
from Maiu 10 Pohlar Street, be and are hereby
required to build sidewalks In front Of ali sald
Lots, or parts Of Lots. All of said Sidewalks
she'll be built from four (4) feet wide and Of
oak plank, one ID foot vide, and one and one
half Az inches thick with good substantial
stringers. Except Sidewalks on T'ifan Street
which are to be built as Ovei and 10 be six (6)
feet wide. The whole TO be done under the in.
struotion Of the Street Commissioner and 70 meet
his approval, and 70 be completed By the first Of
October next J.. v. JONES
], v. JONES Mayor pro tenn.
Recorder.
June Goth. '56
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
From Kansas,

Chicago, July I.
A company Of a men, from Worces.
ter, Mass. on the steamer Sultana, en- route
for Kansas, was stopped and disarmed at
at Waverly on the Missouri river, ten
miles below Lexington. by 900 South
erners, in a manner sini ar TO the robbery
of the Chicago company. An intention
was announced TO take them up the river
and deiain them prisoners, or dispose Of
them to salt exigenoies. Sixty Shapes
rifles were taken by the mob. 1t is re D..
ported that company from Ottawa, ILL.,,
was ireaten in the same way. On Satur-
day a determination was announced by
the river towns, that no more einigrants
from the Northern States should 20 into
Kansas.
II correspondent Of the st. Louis Dem
ocrat, dating from Jefferson City, the 90.
ult., charges Gov Sterling Price with
having sent l2 pieces cannon aud %
boxes muskets, from the Arsenal, up the
river to Stringlellow, to assist in the con
quest of Kansas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

Ataqecial meeting of TIE irving Literary
Society Of ofHeidelberg College, held on the Ssh
Of June. The following preamble and resolu.
tons expressive ofthe sympathies Of the Society,
ocoasioned BY The deah Of Ebert Randall, an
active member Of Tie same, were unanimously
adopted
WAsrsas, ~ sudden and fatal accident El.
bert Randall has departed this life, therefore
Rsaolusd, thatin his death We sustain the lo,s
Of a talented and worthy member.
Rssolvsd, that he was possessed Of noble arm.
ness, Joined with mildness, friendship and good
morals, atable, smiablo and uociable In al his
ways, and studious IN his habits
Rs'ol0sS, thasWe deeply sympashise with The
afflicted relatives, who are 20 unexpectedly called
10 mourn his untimely death.
ResSlved, that in token Of solemn respect 20
the memory of the deceased wo wear tho soois.
ties usual badge Of mourning ten days.
Resolped, that L. Adams Of the Legion Of
Honor, Of this society be requested TO pronounce
bis euiogium in this Hall, beGore the society on
The evening Of the Sd Of September.
ResOlusd, that a copy Of those resolutions bo
ion With lhe family Of the deceased, also that
COPY Of the sarne be lcfe with the Seneca Adver.
siscr and Tialn Tribune for publication.
J. POWELL, Pres.
J., AnAas, Sec.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
Senator Sumner.

lsyet unable toattend to his duties
on account Of injuries received from
the assassin. The friends of the
criminal have been circulating re.
ports to the effect that his injuries
were not serious. So far as the guilt
fthe assassin is concerned, it is no
difference whether he was injured
severely crnot---but che simple fact is
thas Sumner has been unable to leave
his room to attend to his duties since
the attack.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

cave from being extensively visited. is
that the proprietor has not yet furnished
suitable arrangements 70 make il attract.
i've. There is ne direct road In tho Grst
place, to resoh Il and then having ar
rived, the visitor fnds no convenience il
the shape Of an intelligent guide who ia
thoroughly posted up in all that is inter.
ss'ing concerning particular localities,
nor does be fnd Bengal or Drummond
lights with which to illuminate. Had we
possessed such light on our wait, we
should certainly have illuminated the
magni6oonta Monument Mountain. The
scene would doubtless have been sublime,
We remained in the cave some six
hours. and on our return /. the upper
world, were fully ready to appreciate
the bOuntifal repsst. which the good
dame, tSe wife Of our host, had provid.
ed. Blu, I end that my sheet is full,
and I close, wishing you health aud hap.
piuoss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
PtEAsANr Ruw.

FRRMoNr AND dayton. is re.
ioicoing and enthusiasm here. Guns
we're yesterday fred at the State
House for several hours. The tiokit
is strong one, and will rally to its
support the whole strength of the
vast Republican party Of the Union,
At the West, as we said long before
the nomination, Fremont will give
an over whelming impetus TO its sue.
cess, and in New England his name
will infHse new energy into the Re.
publicans masses.
In New Jersey, Judge Dayton is
a tower of strength; bis name will
strengthen The ticket everywhere The
whole Wing phalanx of New Jersey,
long used to victory and seldom to
defeat, will rally to It's undivided
support. t.-Trenton State Gazette.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
&Gbs JAartets, -
TIFFIN mAPKrT

FLOus--Family, $50. extra 5000 whes
Red O,sS white 5000. Corn Q5aQ7. Oats Ice
Rye, 4Sc. Baekwhea, 6Oc. Barley silO. Clio.
yer Seeds 90. Timothy Seed 81 ,sO@I,15.--
Rye Flour s4,OO Buokvheal Flour 3,OOphun.
dred. Flax Seed i,05
Feed--Mddllngs 400 n hundred ships,uf
25e q baahel Shorts $780,, Bran loo.
supertne Flour $780, Fine 400.
Corrected BY o. W. Ell. Cunningham.
Butter i4c. Eggs &c n dos Hams, Sugar
Cured i9<, Country Ice. n n. Mess Pork co
&c a n. Deans n bush. 100. Dried peaches
y BUSH $500. Apples n BUSH, green s7l6o,
dried Sl,OO. Cheese lO@ilc p b. Potatoes
SOC q buah. Turnips05o n bush. Onions 500
Geese Eggs l9jdc. n do1.; Pealed Peaches Z. 80
Woods'OO n cord. Salt (sallna) 2,05 Rock do
$50 Feathers S7J6 a4O. Hay 6,OOa 700.
Buskirk & Col
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lIurder Of a rIan and hIa wlfa-

The murderer HERBERr, is highly
successful in his art. He shot poor
Heating dead, and the murdered
mans wife has just followed her hus.
band to the grave--died of broken
heart--leaving a number of unpro-
teCted orphan children. This mur-
derer is still held in his seat in Con
gress by the Pro-slavery members.
with the blood ola innocent man and
woman on his reeking hands.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

"Our platform tells you Resistance
to the law is treason, and treason
shall be rebuked, The Democracy
''uphoh the law in Kansas" while
the Negro Worshipers, who do not
ike the law, are for shooting down
the officers. This was the whole
Kansas difficulty.n
,,, ,3s. S. ARNOLD DOUGLAS.
Douglas is forward and emphatic
in defining the platform" of his
party. These Ruffian laws contain
among othors the following:
~ SEoTtoN 10, If any free person
by speaking or writing asserts or
maintain that persons have not the
right to hold slaves in this Territory,
or shall introduce into the Territory,
print, publish, write, circulate, or
eause to be introduced into this Ter
,ritory, written, printed published, or
circulated in this Territory, any book,
magazine, pamphlet, or circular, con.
tanning any denial of the right of
persons 10 hold slaves in this Terri.
tory, such person shall be deemed
guilty Of felony, and be punished by
imprisonment at hard labor not less
than two years,
SEcTIoN,-- No person who is
conscientionsly opposed 10 holding
Eleges shall sit as a Juror on the trial
OF any prosecution for any violation
ofany ofthe sections oftliis act.
Thus Douglas pledges his party to
thesuppressiOn Of Freedom ofSpeech
and every otl'eF right secured to the
American Citizen, in Kansas, all be-
cause the Rufiians OF Kansas demand
H.GrF .4afaat
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

HoRRrbLE MURDER. The CHICAGO. ILL.,.
Press gives the account of the murder of
Mr. Thomas Applebec, grocer, Of that
city, on Wednesday evening. A reward
of $ j 800 is offered for the discovery of
the muderer. The Press says
II would seem that the murderer en-.
tered the store soon after O'Clock, when
Mr.Applebec had sent away all his clerks,
and was engaged in counting cash, and
that the deceased went into the back room
with the customer to get butter. In the
refrigerator, where the butter was kept,
was candle, which had been but lust
lighted and extiuguished, and the hat of
Mr.. Applebec. The lid Of thu refrigera-
tor viii not remain open, and it is likely
that he placed the candle in il, and was
holding the lid up with one hand, cut
ting butter with knive in the other,
when struck on the head from behind.
The first blood is near tie refrigerator,
but the body lay several feet distant.
The butter-knife is large butcher-knife,
and lay on the floor with some blood on
it. A hstchet belonging to the store was
covered with blood and hair, and had
been buried in the face and bead Of the
deceased both by blows with the edge
and head. It'll 4 heavy Aatches, very
bluat and with heavy claw head. The
boy who acts aS book-keeper, thinks Me-.
Applsbee had put the money on hard in
bills into a pOcket-book in his breast
pocket, several hundred dollars in amt,
but as to the quantity he cannot be GER
tain. The pocket-book and bills are mis-
sing, and no clue to the Identification Of
che money is yet brought out
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
e. Balls Ohio mower.

NJ fANUFAOTURED ny BALL, AULTMAN & COS
LNA otCanoni Stark Co % price slQ5, THIS machine I
egnFdedby those who have witnessed s operation 10 be
superior 20 any machine othe Kind invented One
oprncpnl advantages this machine poysasset consists In
hanging the cutter bar 20 the frame Of the machine BY
hinge of universal joint so TO allow Of It's Aoeofd
accommodate itself 70 the suflaoa Of the Rfonnd
Fornfonnatoh call on J, NJ Naylor Agent who has the
above machine on hand for sale Also the improved ns
sey reapuf and Pitts improved grain separator and Thfesh
er BALL, AULfMAN, AsD Co.
Canton Stark County Ohio. June gnd, ls50.-9m.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
Death 81 EIbert Randall.

gn,oHr lqstwe we're IN error, respeeHag %
AragiCai deathOf dis worthy young man. The
lihs waa not loaded Win ban, but wad having
been lqlt 5he attemped to gel Il ott by drill
IngpeFder MO the tube wi& spin. 10 then
bprs.ed CAP on 4, but Il did not discharge
About teumihules AFTER he started to put the rife
sWay,rRhsn itdisehafged, de nAissio slriSing him
on the ehips slaneing into Ms mouth, asd produ-
cling instant death. Iti not knOwp whether he
vas blowing Int tie gun or not, but most proba-
bly, NOT The rad had bSep burning during the
dino between The bursting Of the cap and !he dis
charge AAfa
The decreased was 20 years and 10 months Of
age He win be mournsd BY large circle o.
friends won By hia pleasing manners and good
psss 81 heart EDgTOR TSlBUsr,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
Grand Rally in FostOria.

On Tuesday Evening the Repub-
licans will be addressed in Fostoria
BY Mr.. Wood, Mr.. Gibson, or other
eminent speakers. The speakers will
be authoritativoly announced in
Handbills. Letthero be a good rally
Of Free La6oring 1fen at that point.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

FuNNY,-The stubenville Union saws
"the Democrats enjoy their bright antio.
pations with subdued joy. and general.
y refrain from obslreperors rejoicing"
That is about the way they enjoy" IL
up here. minus the "joy." They felt
the "subdued' part from the 6rst and
that was the reason it took three efforts
to get enough msa together to ratify.-
Col, Jour,
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eheriR

PETER WELLS y. W. cionliia, LsWit Lshy ana
W. II. EBniss-8eReea Common Psas.
lN virtue Of n fe.io dirsosd ~ the aboVo entitled
DEANS win eneI a Pnba 'ale he farm of W. n.
Cronke 10 hasd ovalby, Seneca county, Ohio betgson
the h0ufu 81 Oo'elock NO and Of lhs 6t day Of
July. A. D. 1855, tho following goods eharsls. 20 wis
rod haier year old four hogs the wood work OF
seven tanning ms ons tuf ing lae and tools belonging
70 said lahe three cook stoves. one box Wo shoen
plows, Two one'horie euluyntoFs two.hofe cuvaY
one road euper two draRs, an one white mffe, levied
upon us that property Of W H. Ciogtito. E
jsa7 iOd sist z, c. WELLS, sh9