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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
PRIME article of Rice for sale &C
ZELLERS, 4 BRO.
SHERIFF SALE.

William Holt, vs.. Aaron Carr. Seneca Com.
mon Pleas.
pY virtue Of ri Fa. to me directed In
1.-the above entitled cause, ! will ofIer al
public sale at the door Of the Court House in
Tim, Seneca codnty, Ohio, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. m and 4 o'clock y. M. OF the
7lh day Of Jaly, A d. 1886. The followina dc.
srribed lands and tenements to-witi The estate
Of Aaron Carr, which he owns for and during
bis own life, iu that part Of The Northwest part
OF fractional section thirty six and the North east
quarter Of lection thirty 1--WE Ia township two,
north Of rBnge fourteen, l4--ln Seneca County,
and state Of Ohio, described hA f0llows t,.wfti
Beginning on the west side Of Sandusky River,
az the nogIh-eRs corner Of that part Of said lands
whch have heretoioFe been set Oh and assg gued
to Michael Arbogsst under and by virtue OF GER
tain pfoceedngs had in partition in the Court Of
Common Pleas 10 said Seneca County, Ohio
wherein Jesse Arbogast was Petitioner and Mi.
chAel ATbogast and Christian Arbogast were res
pondonu. running thence westerly on aud along
the north line Of said lands. 80 assigned and sci
OF 70 the said Michael Arhogaaf as Aforesaid. 20
The north'wsst corner 0fsaid Mlchaels lands being
on the west line Of said laHds, thsnce nouherB
on and along the west line OF said lands seven
chains and eighty four links, 70 the north west
corner thsrsofi thence easterly on and along the
north line Of said lands 10 the saudusky River At
The Northeast corner Of said lands and thence
Southerly With tha nleaaders Of said river 10 the
place OF beginning, be the same more or loss.
ju 6-30ds 1910 &C. WELLS, Sheriff.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

On July is., BY Rev. Ralph Wilcox Of
MelnOro, Mr.. EDwN r, ToLl. and Miss
PHUnk JANz ARN0lD.
With the above notice came a tribute TO
the Printer, in The form Of st,Oo. Long
llfe. lucky accidents. love aud bliss at.
tend our pretty friend PHonE and her
gallHntand gOOd.lOOking dsary. ED.
On the Retb day Of June. ia this city.
by J. H. Leidy Esq. Mt. John B. Mooso
nsy to Miss Martha A. Smith, all Of
Hopewell ip., senooa Co. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

~-"Buek and Brsck,. the rallyine
cry Of the Democracy, is suggestive
The following satirical hit Is from the
Berkshire County Eagle
'"We know what 70 look for when "A.
Douglass drives the Democratic team.
with Haw. Buck Gee, Buck /
Glang there, dang ye y Well, the tact
ls that when Douglass says '1aw Buck, 2
Buck viii has"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

Ey"Jones found Latin word in his
newspaper, of which he did not know
the meaning, SO he appealed to Brown,
who is a scholar, and--more's the shame
a punster. "What is the Ihcubi?' said
Jones. Maynard q Noyes'," replied
BroEp "isn't thati the ink you buy?h
Jones felt that Brown had somehow eva
ded the question, but he didn't see the
point, and never win. Brown ehuekled
over the atrooity-winked at Thompson
and is "still at large"
Boston post
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

GF Col. Benton refused to give his
daughter Jessie to Col Fremont, aud the
bold adventurer ran away with her. Old
Bullion. 1t is said, has now quarrelled
with his son-in-law and means 10 assal
HIM as candidate for the presideucy.-
lie intends to do what lie wouldn't do
tormerl y give him Jessie.
.N r., -
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

A tremendous fire, says the Buffalo Ex.
press, has been for some days, raging
along the SaguenGy, Dwelling, houses,
out7houses, fences stacks, and standing
crops, have been destroyed to the value
of many thousands of dollars. Some sew
enty FIVE families have lost their houses.
The parish of Chicoutini was burned out
completely, excepting church, a mill,
and few houses,
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SHERIFF SALE.

PEERY J. PECK v'. +, D, Bunn.--s,pssa conasa
- entitled cause. will osf public ials n ta ,aos ~
the coun He1ss ih Teu, Seneca county Ohio, bstBesa
the hour OF 10 o'clock and p. NJ oflhs ith day ~
lulyA, o., 1885, he following descfhod pgeufos 20 wits
The one half of North quarter Of lhs uolh
west quael oiisougn twenty 600 range fbuFtctn (iaI
jelS aOdsiioO &c wsats, Sheriff
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

500 nss'. RIO oohs'.
rs BsS' old oee Isrs DO.
OK BsFesl' syrur,
va ssses ,. wood's peatf s,.seh. an bss5
hU bossa vasioas grades Of osecso,
'Two HUNDsEo ss.u, q ssrppiss g.s.s.
TWENTY-FIVE Boxes s,ssrlusesadl..,
ONE HUNDRED ns. Psins eA...-
r"F aaiet ~ III a. Buaktrk 4 C.
No.l Skawhen 1iook
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
ALL p a p Ri

splendid assortment Of wall paper and window shades
ofsveTy yarsly Of style and psies, q
PELANs City BOOK Store.
GILT MOULDINGS--FRAMES.
JuTt received large lot q 0i oudIngs Tor famsFs
q }. PkLANs City Book Store,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

PROF o.. WOOD Witb ,onfdsnoa, DO I recommend
your Hair Restorative, being the soasious artos
have used the WalPhe and ethef spagatons
Of the days s without effect Sco using your Hair hesios
Tatye my hair and whlkefl which nm0st Wha havS
gradually grown dark and now feel eonddsni that -
mofe applications will restore them 20 theif natural eek
Il also has relieved ne of an daAdla and uaplsasar Itch
Ing 80 common among pefsons wgo poEipiie ftssly.
j. q. NlI.DY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

Tho LoeofOco papofs are calling on the
people to kindle "tho watch 6res Of De.
moerscy" Jones q 90 = commenced
the work ~ Lawrence. Hotels, printing
offices aud private dwellings furnished tho
fuel.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
SHERIFF FsALF.

r; q, PENNINGTON and apsucsr 81. John adhts sf,ss
-a9eHoca Common Plsas
Rf vtus Of an order of ne couR n IA theys suG.A
uausq, 70 directed, will uf Al putiio stlS ~ 49,
door Of the Cont House Ia Tihn ssnocs o8sntt ie ~
ne lsh dey Of July a. D. as6, between the hour "a n
opook q n pnd e'olock o. in the allowing landa ~
i,suoi wir Ssl losnsh.p one q hoith rangu ourssa
insls aod siao \, g. WELLS, ,EhsG.
a-------.-
FRANCIS KWtsa ", Hsory wiRs-Bofofs NJ n,Af 4
p, fClinton townahp, Eensca county, Ohio
On he eighth day ofMAy, d. 1854 said instlcs i,tut
anVFder Of stachmsu iu the above hclbh 81 ne suh II
eighty dolata, and Nicholas Dewa served A. surashsu
iso4w $3.50 Pifgs Asts,.
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WALKER g. OURANDI

GREAT WESTERN EMPORIUM.
A GAIN crowded with good, from celia, "a ,,,,,, "a
~ gGlns ''g'ea'ly reduced Pros,. Come ous con Al
A Car Load Of Goods
Ict very ,n.T sum. Th,,Ook orgooa, mus, b. ,od b,
fore the oh day Of July, W. intend 10 nove inio s
new room a that time and We take ths method of's,Ss
'oyon ai ws' you can buy nll the goods you want
~ Up Co orO ~ sp
until that time So do not lose time snd r,on.v b, .
sna s' rs DO you AZ the good we Produce has fallen
y ~ 10 70 u o up u "
han any other house WEST or NEW YORK So ao
not forget a We gysye moro fcyout produce Than You
boF our motto Of qoiek sales and small pro6ts Ana XIV
word has gone out that sell cheap We want Won IN Ia
N4'' 0h V oahee no not lose time In coming, ioriho
MAMMOTH STOCK
Z, attracting great attention and folks are erowdiurln from
home of our CHEAP GOODS to gladden. me bssr,
ofthe wives ad e The clad tidings have r,nebo5
he home, q those 'F OF md the forest echoes with re-
CRY is STILL THEY COME
We orc thnntm to numerous customer, and fend, m
their very liberal patronage and would INV In ,s," NY
we shaaways be found ready to supply their wants a. tbs
shortest % notice WALKER a oURAND.
looe yd' 8oaobed .hinins' shoengS and pillow oa,bs,
: 20 VI superior quahV ana very cheap W. a o.
zoo yds Msree, and ,lk vs,nE, bloOohsd linen, dueh
Jand drills for gents wear. W..
0So Superior brown and boaehod Nlunee quilts, from
@-Si,'Oo SOW each w. ando
900 piece, Dspi, cotton DRILLS ooonade, linen duek,
aln,r ur''' cotton twoedsi and linen ooaugi very
or--eo. w and o.
10000 pisces domestic Lancaster Scotch and French
gnsnem'rom o TO lRk o" Psryd. w. and o.
$4,000 ydsehinu and Muddsr prints, iom lto ieX cents
~pefyd. W. ana o.
900 pieces Lawns, French mu,ns, tfiutsd iuekonstt,
rope'' ehsuaI pa'ege' and barge delune',
------ .----------.------.-.---- W ana huo' u
Tue largest assortment Of dit gloves and ho,s ever
-.s, e@~.e1' W. ana "
Ia Il you who '' and IA 81 So G."
TT ofe kinds and a, ali proos and will b. ,old low.
-~1JS~J~~J~~S~~~~~ y. ,,I.uI.-- S"uo
AIDES win end large assortment Of Honoton, NAL
w. and o..
PoNNETs bonnet Hbbons and thinning, rf sale obsap
ny w. und o.
90 pieces black blue brown and Olive elob, ana er,,
1 assortment Of black and fancy cassmeres w and D
ID E N Il is II r. "!
DR, Q. G. BEILHARZ would respectfully In
~ form the citizens ofidn and vicinity that no has re-.
moved his Office to "CommeTcal Row." third story above
the Seneca County Bank where he may he found al ali
times when noineseut Professional business Dr. u fat.
ers himself that he can please the most sdions having
been engaged the Profession Cor the last sixteen
Cases Of every kind have came under hs observation and
have been treated with Particular cata given to
ohildrenfleeth and hing denuyed Whole or partial
'etts inserted on The atmospheric principle, durable and
neat manner All operations warranted Terms moder
ate o20 2m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04
Sheriff Sale

Charlie. 4. Johnson, Andrew J, Margnn-ssnsea Com.
Pleas.
ID 0fWoOd county, Ohio, and 10 dtosd Ia the above
entitled viii oer public sails the store oeeupe
BY Al MoFRanin EbbeFtf block st0ak Of qnsshtware
glassware and ohnHweTo with cutlery eIockeFT 6o said
tse 70 eonmenee on helh day Of July bewesn the honr
eflooeloek, A. M and O'Clock, P Nj and eontinus from
day 70 day, gntil oil ofauid goods ars 81 4
ia27 l0dsI,20 20 WELLS, shshH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

T u ~ rs o ~ al FAX
WVyhD itipe.tloIT euttsea 70 lttlffirnas ga ~,
y palne the uey have eui4fst int5 st4arufrs'ir -
~ peipee 81 fahinf Auitlotyps fl ssls.ss n ~
WE oefoetfeqi lninr Ihs hnfrtfta ita n.o trr rs.
uia aiye " ptcinft iatan "a flais sng A. a..,.s u
VIZ - 1.ancy ale ateoasiei t4 eny eitar slaf4
~ p apfecletsd itsg nait b rssn isi-ss N.
Aualfctfre plecers from ore n ~ i..l .i
~ W unlsa etet,s, ttaT laial touss haf sf go
'lee So csae, eqrtl - etY tnten in ifIa aanar,.
tn-iI-es. ent tiiHa more Use uNrN1srsrtprn crt
tney q. iaistifuginhlg e tho aefon 81 ~ ts
eean os nipfoab p inahine o. vaaint caandrractas
Instructions Given
e =. Arc Aasso'ypissa nasr-usoypios. % ~
Tinn, Ohio. TIfrffnt 4 ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

~ eold a ia Mslset street 81. Loaiu. lgs., 81 s
Brosdwsy, New YORK ard by an uTaggirtt osagyNh9lo
possible taThs Psoihiscs Vooaf ostblhnsn lls MAJ
kat street. 81. lo1t.
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&33.OOO

NVVhIu ofCooslsg, fsdof sfdinr -Desr Rs,.,.1...
ssI tssuleofi, eha Tea flais stsvsa M si,.S ssis
ap'''ni'9la,' lnong which may bs lsund
BUCKS Pa TENT
cqSe ,,oys r., Copper Hl., s..s,fesa, aino. I.s.s
sha httania flafe hcuts idfdlsllha oanls t..s t5H
low, stone and Eafhsn ivalss say r,i,s ~ 49,, -.
hea.i ksueaii q Kettles, nnd soffsfs asihie-
" 80 tiioia, Table culistg, Ptaaai ss,s..
srtielas iof hs House Kssesss 81 al S,r
49, ot'he Best oHay sudlhs iuisai iiys1 ~ s ~
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Evstyeedy etelnvltsdto 10 cen ard o1aniss Al n.ns
.ooA, a. fskt Eapofiur, Asst u
tooH,ls 4 YetkhFits Pfoofbioot
Jan 1850 iy. crm, yang
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

800 a. o'0' Of all s''d.s and ''ys', ana p,s.,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

- Nufh East fenhafltAlat March 3, lc11.
bIh IN consequence 9f havlhf hair Tor several yota
past not only gray but perfectly white have cat il fho
and worn caps 20 hide Il from View bat tfss onth6
sHee, as uducod to your Hair Restorative mnsa
ia justice tay that itl aec almost maeulousi for Il
has changed u gradually % al m former spendo color
and lon AZ 30 son aud glossy BE- hcenui than
1t ever was whom under the Influences Of The hnost OIL
earnestly, therefore, recommend Il 10 eveiy LADY decided
world RErsI SMITH.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

MoRMoN DECLARATIONS. Two hun
dred and four Inhabitants Of the counties
Of Mackipaw, Chippewa, Delta, Emmett
and Sheboygan, in the northern part.
of Michigan, have a5dsesed a com
munication TO Governor Bingham,
representing the suffering to which
they have been subjscted BY reason
Of depredations, and praying
some relieCGom the notorious conduct
Of their Troublesome neighbors.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

FhOt. WOobi Having e1perianced The maggie enacf
fyouT Hair Restorative, drop yon this up0n the suoc
About two years uge, my hair eomuunced iung % and
turning gFayi was ia becoming bald. met hend Who
had used your Restorative, aud spoke hghY fits ea
was 'uduesd toGy q, although HAD bui iule ialh
had heitie tried 40 many olrr lcmedieas commancch
using your Restorative 70 !anusps ssi- ew giqiiaa.
and turned back 70 s former onor baok1 AZ iis time "
10 fully restored 10 lS color heah and arpaa
anoe, tad ohseffdly feconmandit itr use % ~.
Chicago, H., May 7, Isst.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

New Aot4a Nct-t = tllt4
Prof. ROOps Afcfrssdinr tho adveftitsman, "a oue
Of New York oas Of yoai ceahrafsd nair Reahna.
tive, procured hafpin bottle aAd to much laasea
with thatI continued ilt of two nHias EHd tafa,
asd itii decidedly ne best pfsnaIatioa heioe re rnbc.
f Al moved Az danifuRahd uurla telling fio
he sokp and bss teiiofed my kaf uatea end have ~
douht' permanently,
Noa have pernisoa 20 peier % all Nla eaiallain
any d0Chl Of IL performing an that Il claimed ~
Mas kAENs 81 3 Gfaeauioh Az.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

IN Bsls, bIowa MsslRi iAAl I0fpaa. any n PFe' snd
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-04

We ore thankful TO our numerous customer and epd, m
their very bera patronage and would say In return IN,
we shauawys be found ready supply their wants A. nv
shortest notice. WALKFR a oIfpA Nh
led, 1850. - 80 a'4AA'Hs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

go Prizes. amounting eto..........,.... !. Boz. 90
- Plan or mo t0TTERY

~ fr1zes amounting tos. 5. 10 900
' Plan OF si THE LoTTERYA. SistsS A
The numbers from to so COO, eoFYespon3fns With
those plumbers on the Tiese.. printed On separate
placed in one wheel. ia t'sss
The first ZIG Prices similarly printed and encircled.
are p laced in another whseI sgss,8. ,fg@ass
The wheel is then revolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel of numbers and at the same time
prlzs is drawn from the other wheel The numbsr
sudisnce, and rssssered by tie commisonst. = Ia
prize being placed against the number ArawH. This
operation Is repeated until all the prizes ars drawn
Approximating Prizes -.The two preceding
and the two succeedJ4 numbers to those drAuus the
first 10 prizes viii be entitled 70 the 64 Appsoxima-
ting Prlzes, according to the scheme.
1000 prizes OF 80 will be determined W the last
dgure of the number that draws the s4AA0e Prise
For Example i the number dIswns the s4a go prize
ber ends in will be entitled to S4e II the number
ends with No. 2 then ali The TICKETS where fbe mum
INDUcEMENTs 10 cIUBs. ;I JIS Z y y y
As by this scheme, ticket In every ten 10 gua-
ranteed to draw $40 We viii sail certificate. Of pack
56,7, g. 9, 0)at the following rates. which IL the
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
Csrti6osts Of Packages Of 10 wb.Is Tickets, seo
u f.5 10 Half a so
70 Quarters Is
the purchaser has certificate Of 10 Tickets, when il
he buys Tick cts he would only get for that six
Whees thus BY buying Cert,fc .tss be has four more
Packages in proportion. NsN sSl
In ordering Tickets Or Certificates, enclose the
to our address for the Tickets ordered the
ceIpt Of which they will be forwarded BY 6fat mail.
The list of drs numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drsvins.
E Purchaser sin xi piss.s write Ihs1 signature
| ~ Remember that every prize ID drawn. asd pay
sble In full, without deduction; ,.a...t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

REPORTED SLAUGHTER OF TRooPs-Mr. S.,F
Brown says the Henderson (Minn.) Democrat, ar.
rived from Yellow Medicine on Friday last, bring.
Ing the astounding intellise sence that report had
been received there through Indians from the up
per prairies that the four eomnanies of troops
which left Fort Riley for Fort Pierre, o. the Mis-.
souri, some time since, had been entirely cut off
by party of the Yaekton Sioux near the James
river. - -
The Indians are said to have been in largo rrr,
bers, and formed an ambush, from which thew
made q successful attack at time when the troons
were unprspared; and that the attack resu tied in
cutting off the entire party. -f-,
This looks almost like an impossibility and the
extent of the slaughter if there is any truth In the
report, must be greatly exaggerated s,.sl
T. ST. Louis Ersos If,b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS The German organ
of the Republicans in Philadelphia, of Monday
morning, ,repudiaies thefuson electoral ticket form
ed under the management Of Weed Johnston,
Cameron and other Fremont wire.pullers. Itaiso
publishes call for meeting, signed by . number
of leading Republicans, TO express their indigna.
ton At the conduct of the wire pullers.
The Fillmore Central Committee have published
an address, repudating the Union electoral ticket.
and calling upon all who sincerely desire the defeat
Of Buchanan to rally to the support Of the origin
al Fillmore Electoral ticket .sa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

IMPORTANT RAILWAY CoNsoLIDATIoN.-Ac con-
vention Of presidents and directors Of the Char.
tiers Valley, Hempfeld, Marietta and Cincinnati,
aud Hillsboro and Cincinnati Railroad Companies
was held In Philadelphia last week, which was oc-
cupied for several days in making arrangements
for the consolidation Of the several companies
named into enc corporation. The result of their
labors, says the North American, was prelimina-
ry contract, designed to accomplish this end by
the formation of joint association under the title
of the Ohio Valley Railroad Company. Tho con-
soidated line will begin at Pittsburg, extend to
Wheeling, and thence to Cincinnati
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petrated on Tuesday last, have come to light, and
show that the forger was more successful than
was at first supposed. The Webster Bank paid
check for $l27o, with the forged signature of VIM.
A. Bangs; and the Union Bank paid check for
Sl150, with the forged signature of Z. L Davi-
son, wharf finger of Lewis wharf. The total
amount thus far known to have been secured by
the forger on Tuesday last is $3i20 Boaon
Ledger, vv tass .4 4 attj. ~ tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

CANADIAN PosT-OFFIcE SrATIsTrcs.-The an.
nuai report of the Post Master General of Canada
states that 293 offices In active operation on
the 3lst of March, 1856. During the year i. I65
miles Of new post routes were added TO the estab
lishment; over 5000 letters passed through the
post the receipts amounted to e36s, I66, and the
expenditures $4S7,s50, showing deficiency of
&llq 6S4 sss -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

MURDER OF MISSIONARY IN CHINA.--A letter
from Hong Kong, addressedby Missionary of the
name of Arpal to Father Cazencuvs of the coners-
CATION of the Fathers Of Mercy at Bordeaux msn.
tons the execution Of another missionary, NJ
Chapdslaine. on the 29th Of February last in the
province of Quang vi, (China) He was beheaded
by order of the chief Mandarin, after undergoing
the most excrcruciating tortures. The head was
then suspended from tree, and parcel of chill
dren allowed to throw missiles at it in order to
make it fall down. The liver and heart, according
to this fried in pan and eaten up BY the
Chinese, under an impression that it would render
them invulnerable The head was subsequently
carried off and secreted by pious Christian. A
young man and woman were put to death with the
missionary for having embraced Christianity
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PULPIT POLITICS The Rochester Union says
that the Rev. ]. Watts, pastor of st. Johns Meth
odist Church, preached Fremont sermon on Sun
day. He opened by offering sort of apology for
what he was about to say, urging that the times
did not permit of silencel A number of members
of the church left the house on the announcement
being made including ladies. At the close Of the
sermon, previous to the dismissal Of the congre
CATION Mr.. w. gave notice that somebody would de.
liver an abolition lecture at Corinthian Hall on
that Sunday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

FRIENDLY IsDlAEs.--Ths Council Bluffs Qowa)
Buale says that ths Omaha Indiana, Numbering
e97, have returned from tAs simmer hunt TO their
new home as Bisckbird Hills having captured
from ak 70 eight hundred buffalo during their alb
ssnes. besides doing sone :srvics 20 emi.
tom bends of uufriendly Indians, cattle, horses
ana other property that had been stolen. They
win start again on their fall hunt about the 18th
of October. This friendly band Of Omahas have
nov on hand 5000 bgshsIs Of corn. also sauaanss'
pumpkins, poiatoes, &c vi- q
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3 The Philadelphia Sun Newspaper, which has
lately been leaniag 70 the Fremont side In tho
of Fillmore. as
George Knight, wealthy resident Of Poland,
Maine, has been committed for trial TOR the mnf.
der Of his wife. -
The coroner's jury st Philadelphia, on the McIa.
tyre homicide have rendered . verdict that tha
wutind which produced his death was inflicted ~
some person nnknosn. fsls 8 . ~
d Aiexs xsnder veal killed Robsrt ssunders. at Bal
mont, ys. on Friday veok, by shootinG him WITH
aphtof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

MILITARY RESOURCES OF THE PoPE.-The real
force OF the Papal army is now no more than 600
men, viz- 400 infantry, and 600 cavalry, exclu-
sive OF two companies of artillery with 12 pieces
OF cannon. The Papai feet consists Of l2 gun
brig, which Is to be sold, and two small steamers
that only put out by day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22

STEAM on THE RED SEA-The Viceroy Of Egypt
has chartered q steam navigation comp pany, with .
capital of three millions, of which the Government
munies ton between the various points on the Red
Sea. Mustaphs Bey, nephew of the viceroy, viii
direct the enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22
LEWIS HYMAN,

~ INPoRTER OF
E,B WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
csAssS Wholesale snd retail No. SO Main street,)
Ia nov receiving large and elegsn. assortment Of
the above articles and will offer this Fail the greatest
bargains that been offered in this city; and
10 merchants who wish to purchase, he would inform
them that articles be had in his estabishrnent ss
low ss any heusein the Northern cities
Gold Detached Levers, Is Jewels, S21 90 .t4-+
Gold Hunting do do 80 90
Do do Patent do do IS 90
Silver Levers ii 90
Gold Guards 10 90
Gold Pencils Silver Table and Tea spoons
Gold Neck Fob and w aist Chsins of various pat
terns .'.
Gold Lockets and Jewelry of all kinds
To be had cheap, at the old established store of
-=Ea LEWIS HYMAN,
60 s-2m No. SO Main st.