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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
TO TIE SICK.
APRIL APPOINTmENT.
DR.. n. TUBES,
A NALYTlC PHYSICIAN, ziil.be In au.pa,n,. =,
"A flFfih, sttAo shavhan House. Tuesds, % Iun.
FREMONT, kessler,s Ameiirth Aurdat 1si lsse
bUCnkUS, MeCs,, Hotel Monday, sth Jbpe.

A NALYTlC PHYSICIAN, zifI be In au.ndsn,, n,
IisfiE, - ,as shs~ssh House fussdsl 20 Juns
BUCHRUS, McCeyt Hotel Monday, sth 11ve
Let those who odonbt nddsspvud hometss,nopv
Foi ansultaton upon alldissases ofths Tb,ust ,p.
Heart Liver stomach, Rowels kidnsys and spssr s,s
pepsia, Female Diseases, Ague aad Fsver Fi,
ofthe Hood, Ewptons, ,Cancers, Ulcers anu .oi =,
nal '"'''
For'ome ysars Or. T.hss devoted his sn,,,. ,ir,,o
chronic diseases, teaiihg thousands annuaiV Bsn, ~
whom exhauaisdevsTy Other EsaouFc within reach In
no case are nnegalsof 'ihsrpOisOns emp,
medioinesoan hetaksn with safety BY the most 8sfsi
andpatientt may remain NJ home and continne al
dence theIerinsTy dieand exercise. Msnyhtvs rsr,v
cred the treatment amer friends nRd
Tvenup allhope, the iadisputable evdsarr ef~hriss
way'be FURNISHED Invalid, however red sed and a.
and may be asst rr hs, p.s
ionragement willbe given, eAp@sre incurred
'UespondinR prospect ofreeovsu.
still ~ ore tesglnioD, ut home which an. .i.L
aud desponding shosid read
Thompson ~, Sen. Co; q, Jan 81
DR.. TUBBS. Sir. have dslA, I'd sepdins -.
= statement OF ms ease. but b snay be arceptabls
NV. You will res smbsrm my roDditon rb.aT
first saw you RtSandusLv Cts 3 yesrs nrn r.
was only by the greatest txeruOR that could
get TO our room Ny sicknes. had BEEN nC g.
mont duration and lie raVages had b~spsurh
that friends aud oil who saw me snppo,,d ~
hut short time 10 live Rt lung.st. TIE olS.'.
and hsst Phyii icish In SanduskS and OH, - -
4 ny in Seneca, Huron and y is eoup ie, hsd.,-
fmlheu Hnu prtscfibed foI we. nOts th,tHarin,
which becAms " orse and wore I eo,,bi ~
hut lt'le TODD and that little seemed TO do ne NO
good, nor did any thing taken ht IN me ofn.
ou told me recovery Aas possible bnt do,,h
'nl. ] Oeininsd medicines and in ten ravs -.
'snsibly improved. A. your rstu m a month H.
er' lwas recovering rapidly, and in = fsv
nnnths become ~ healthy apparently A. a,.,v
i'm" siacs my youth Dor nora thsp ,u.n,.
wo wears have resided where now do. sSJ
Grnion. Erie county. Being e1ter.iv,E
t.nowH In these two. and nsighboring G, vntits -
cquaiutances. most Of whom supposed \ ro,,iJ
iO' live three months from ih' 6rsI time I 80,
q ou. iSm thus particular that other. s,n, tno,.
vhere 70 soc / relief from danger ~. chrotie dis.
oasrs "hen tSe ordinary remedies fail
Yours Respectfully
GEORGE oSTERHoUT-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES districts.

~~NfeNeNAh0hANA aAAdA0 0AokAACtb
Tho 9th proposed amendment. to tLt
Constitution Of Ohio. provides for the
slecIion OF Senators and Representative
By single and equal districts, instead OF
the present mode, Ii a county is enti-
tied, by It's population, to two or more
Representatives or Senator'S. Il Is to bu
divided by the Commissioners into as
mauy districts. rs nearly equal as posi-.
bic, without violating township lines or
election precincts, As Il now is. Ham
ilton County sends up eight Representa-
iives and three Senators, Cuyahoga sends
three Representatives. aud several other
counties send two. This is decidedly un
just, as il gives these counties undue
power aud influence in our Legislative
councils. Each voter in Hamilton ooun.
y has eight representatives. through
which to express his will. while each Va
tor in Seneca County has only one: there
fore he has eight times MS much political
power IN the House. Aud not uuly tins
but where they are all elected collective.
ly.whalever may be the puli'ical complex
ION Of one, will be tho political compIeA.
ion Of the whole, This gives Hamilton
County a decided advantage overthe resi-
for every session, she sends up her uuli |
yided phalanx Of eleven men. pledged to
carry out The same measures aud to coop
crate FOR the same ends They thus be.
come a political unit, monopolize power |
aud do about as they please, Exsmin,
the record. and you will end. that nearh
Of the time and business otI
preceding Legislatures has beer devoted
70 Cincinnati alone. The same may b.
said. though to less extent. Of Glove
Iand and Columbus. Let us break up
this monopoly-lel us SO amend tho Con
'Ii,ution, that the rule shall be uniform,
aud every mae bo permitted to vote for
'ne Senat1ra and one Representative. and
40 more, Il is bo,h delaoeraii, and
ust.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Great Railroad JubIIeo.

The 3 | and 4lh Of June next will be-.
in new era in Railroads. Il will be
he occasion Of The opening Of the Amer.
can Central Railroad. betTeen the cities
f Baltimore and st. Louis. by the COM
Ilelion Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
AID the Ohio and Mississippi branches
Tho former connects with the B,ltimore
and Ohio road. at Parkersburg. Va. and
with the Ohio and Mississippi. at Cinciu.
natl, making the chain complete. The
holders Of invitation tickets will bo passed
free, on most Of the roads in the United
States. the Mad River included. Ira MS
will leave Cincinnati and ST. Louis sim.
ultaneously aud meet a: Vincennes, Ind
A train will also leave Baltimore on the
81, and run through TO St. Louis and
back again. The President and Cabinet
have been invited TO participate in this
celebration.
1t will be a grand affair. worthy Of tho
unexampled progress Of tho American
people. Great preparations arc making
to entertain the guests. A good time
generally is to be expected, and we hope
Il will pass off without accident or an.
noyance 10 any.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
News from C.uh ana lbe Plains.

/ 49, ASgA"t AdJ o.
The overland Utah mail has arrived
bringing dates to the second of April -
The Territory WAS quiet. Preparations
we're being made to send larye hummer
Of missionaries TO all parts Of the world.
The accounts Of the movements of
Young don't accord with those received
via California. lie seemed to possess the
entire c"uideno Of the people, and was
planning an exploration aud pleasure
excursion to tho Mormon settlement ON
SalnoOn river.
For some unknown cause tfe Mormons
At San Barnardino and the surroundiny
settlements had been called to Salt Lake
City.
The Cheyennes werp bold and defiant
A trader who arrived vt Fort Laramie
reported they acknowledged tho loss of
sixty warriors who were sent TO commit
depredalions on the California road, in
consequence of which they made priso.
ners Of fsixteen traders aud dispatched 100
wa riors to the road TO ayenge the
tribe.
The Grass crop was poor and month
later than usual.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Motioaa ot the Prann.

EDtrORtAL CHANeK.--our young friend
Il. l. Mckee. late assouiats editor Of the
Finlday Home Companion. has purchassd
The Tithn Tribune establishment Of W.
@. Gray, who has conducted it for some
years past with marked ability. Mr..
Mckee is n young gentleman Of fne abil.
tiles rs writer. aud under his manage.
ment the Tribune will lose none Of its in
crest, or the Republican fay VI seaees
ever falter.
BY An intimation thrown out in hi,
"jO0l Bye" to the readers Of the Tribune
We infer that Bro. Gray leaves the chai
editorial 10 enter upon the practice Of law
in Seneca aud adjoining counties" " -
Most men eyince an ambition 10 rise il
The choice Of n profession; but our friend
Gray, free from ell tain,s Of ambition.
maniiests the singular desire of stepping
lOwn a few rounds on the ladder of lame.
There is no accounting for tastes howev.
er, in this world - Ur5ana Citizen 4 Ga
zsits.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Tea and suEar.

The price Of these commodities has be
come SO enhanced, as to place them al.
most beyond the reach of the day .laboror
and the man Of limited means. The var
between England and China. has laid an
embargo on the former aud the failure of
the c1ne crop, in tho South. hiss dimin.
ished the supply Of tho latter. The anna.
teur tea drinkers are down on the English.
for declraing war against the Celostials
and thus depIiying them Of their morn nr
and evening poHtions. A memorial.
signed by three THOUSAND old ladies' of
Boston, has been sent to Her Majesty.
Queen Victoria. begging her to suspend
hOstil,ies aud reduce The price Of tea.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Amendments to tho School Law

The Hardin County Republican says
"Thc Legislature, few days before IL,
adjoprnmepl. amended tho present Sohoo
Law IN several important particulars
The law, as amended. gives To Townshit
Boards Of Education entire control Of n,
School fund. 50 that lhe Board may dis.
tribute il TO those districts. which. b,
reason Of sParseness Of population. d,
not draw enough from the State fund 10
pay fog SIX months school,
We also learn. that another amendmen,
was paced. giving Township Boards N,
power 70 cot aside the Library Chu,e 81
or The Oue-tensh mill levy for Library
purposes. If they deem i. expsdisut.
r--lteAd tha noxt column,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

ST LoUIs, May lSth. The Republican,
Lecompion corr 'spOndent says hat Judg,
Cato's Court opened on tho 5.h inst
Several gen'lemen, among them promi,
mnt Tree State men. were admitted "a
support the Kansas and Nebraska act.
Upou the solicitation OF Gov. Robinson.
Stanton has appointed joseph l.. Barton
Commissioners OF Deeds Tor Kansas
Hays case had been called. The Dis.
'rici Attorney stated that he was no,
ready for the trial.
The treason H,se would not bereached
or some time. There we're about three
hundred oases on the criminal docket.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Reported Evacuation OF the CITY nj
hivns By Gen. Walker.

NEw ORLEANS, May l3.-rhe steam
ship Prometheus, f,om Havana. arrived
here this morning. She brings the Cali.
tornia mails to the Goth ull.
The George Law lots Aspinwall ON the
evening of the 4lh insl. She took 500
passengers and 81, 700, 900 IN treasure.
The Havana correspondent OF the True
Delta says. thar private letter had been
received. stating that Walker hal eyaoua-
ted klvas and was on board British
man Of war at San Juan del Sur
The news from California is uuimpor.
tant.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Victim g she National Hotel
Destructive Fire In Toledo.
Totrno Nav I

The elevators and grain house Of the
Toledo. Wabash y Western Il. r. Co.,
took fire from the smoke pipe Of the pro-
peller Ohio. this A. M aud burned to
The ground. Loss Of building $4,000:
insured Tor $4,000. A large amount Of
produce was 4 stroved mss nJt known.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

ShlcAoo. MAY lS.
A iolpha Porcelet. Belgian Consul to
Illllois. and two Others whose names
arc unknown. were d,ownod yesterday
ten miles SsaIh Of shis city.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
NOrICE-

A PRESBYTERIAN CLERGYMAN would r.
"A specttully intortU the community. that he /
prepared to take few Boarders aud Lodg, r. q,
reasonable teims. His rooms are larg. ,7rv ~,
eoniortahle. sud his areommodaiions such as. I
- htlievsd' will MT fail Of giving eutirs sAtisiac
=, Enquire atthe Brink corner on Ma kat street
Church. ~, Is
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

R- H. L. Mckee has purchased the
rltiin Tribune. Of which paper he is now
sole editor aud proprietor. The paper un.
der us new management. promises 10 b.
sn able champion OF Republican prinoi.
pies, hr, Gray. its former edit ?, snga.
ges in the practice Of the law.--NOrpSik
Reflector.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Mr II. L. Nc
kee. formerly of the Findlay Companion,
las purchased and assumed edi orial
charge Of the Tifiin Tribune. Mr. GRAY
retires. Success TO the outgoing and in.
O, ming proprietors. Mr.. McKee's salu d.
,a,ory has the ring Of the true METAL
Long may he live to battle the enemies of
ireeiom in old Seneca - WyaadOS Pho.
hseT.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

NJ II. L. Mckee. formerly of the
"H'ms Companion" Findlay. has pur.
chased aud assumed the editorial charge
Of the Titin Tribune. Upper SaAdasky
KiRdic0tor.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

GaEAr suffering prevails in northern
Michigan on account Of The scarcity Of
provisions. Many have alreaiy died and
many more aro in a state Of utter destilu
SON. a meeting was held in DeIroi
last week, anl $1,000 were subscribed
Tor their relief The people in the noun.
'ainous districts Of kentucky and Tsune.
see. ara also said to bs destitute ofpro
visions, Tho failure or ,he crops hast
year, tho severity Of tho winter and Tho
prolonged eOll weather this spring. is
the cause.
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I'D. Williams, Cue , isu Of Gilbert A.hIey. an
lnsan Person,
".
iilber, Ashley. Caroline Ashley. Henry CLAY
ashley, Francis Ashley Augussihe Ashley AMI
Charles Ashley.
THE said defendants. Caroline h,hi,y, wife of
L the sal bert Ashley Henry Ctai A.hlry.
rancis Ashley, Augustine Ashley aud Chsrlrs
A'hley. will take notice that on the sth da, OF
lHv, A. ID. 1851, said Guu rdian filed hi, petition
u the Probate Court Of Seneca C0unty, Ohio.
i1e object and prayer Of which petition h TO Oh
ain an order for the sale Of the following real
estate or 30 much thereof IA may be necss,sry 10
paJ the debts OF the said Gilbert Ashley tn-,yit;
Nnuete In the township Of Reed. county OF 5, ne.
a. aud STATE OF Ohio. aud bounded bt BE- Finninr
At = stake two rods west Of the center Of the Cos
'nmou~ and SanduskJ turnpike, in section Nv eve
~ tow nship two, ~ north in range seventeen.
10 and parallel with the north side Of &. G.
Neich's blacksmith shop; at = stake thence north
eventy.two and a half (71 ~ degrees; west
ight (B) rods 10 a stake; thence north seventeen
~ degrees; east thirteen (l3J rods Co stake;
hence nth seseny-two aud n half (72 I y de.
Srees; east eight ~ rods 10 a stake; thence south
'"Ven'een (l1) d+greesi west thirteen 49, rods
70 the place OF beginning, containing one hundred
tnd tour (IO+) rods uf land. which real estate Is
ne property OF the said Glib RI Ashley; aud thsi
unless they appear aud answer or deniur to said
pedhon by the 25th day Of June A. %. I asst the
sans will be taksu ~ confessed against them aat
an order OF safe granted As therein pra, ed for
d. WILLIAMS,
May 29-4W5.O0 Guardian Of Gilbert Ashley.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
Great Hail Storm.

The heaviest hail storm ever experience
cd IN that section of the country, passed
over Richmond Va. ON Thursday even.
ilg last. The stones were as large ~ a
hens egg. smashing windows. brrakin,
dnwu trees, g. The same Storm. no.
compAned with heavy rain. passed over
Lancaster county ia tdis STATE The Il ,oi
made break IN 1he Hooking Valley Ga.
nl which will require 4 week or more to
'rpair.--SdA Register.
Willour friend of the Register, point
nut, on the map Of Ohio, thu geographic.
al position of Lancaster County?
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

or The last Tiaiu Tribune contains
the v,ledictory of the hitherto editor aud
proprietor, w. @. Gray. Esq, who re-
tires from its charge to enter upon anoth-
er sphere Of enterprise lie Is succeeded
by II. L. Mckee. formerly connected
with she Findlay Companion. Bo;h the
gentlemen have our best wishes for their
Abunian, success in the respective psi.
tions they have assumed Sendasky
Beg.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

DAfToN, May H.
A man named Henry r.. Palmer forR-
ed the names Of Clnrk & Hawes. y l..
F. Cladiu q Co.. Of this city, to-day and
obtained Of V Winters a son. bankers.
over six hundred dollars. lie was pursu.
ed. overtaken ~ Mamisburg, aud brought
back and lodged In jail this r. NJ
Palmer is said to be respectfully connect
cd in Cincinnati
Another Victim 60 the National Hotel
maindY.
HARRfsBURa, Pa, May 10.
J hn NJ B. Peterkin, a member CT the
House Of Representivss from Lycoming
Co., died this evening, Of the disease con
tracte6 at the National Hotel az Washing
fnu
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

GT W. c. Gray has retired from the
Tiffin Tribune, and is succeeded by II. l..
Mckee. formerly of the FIndlay Con,p0n
ion. Mckee is a ,piri.ed writer. aud a
staunch Republican. and the reputation
Of the Tribune. as one Of the ablest Re-
publican journals in the State, will not
become tarnished while under his CON
trol.--Gr1y goes into the practice Of the
law.-Lima Gazette.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

a DONATION Of 52J,OO0 was recently
made TO the Ohio Wesleyan Female Col
lege. located at Delaware. by Miss Mon.
NETT lady Of wealth aud pupil Of ths
institution.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

A nEsrRUor'vE lire occurred at Nor.
walk o.. on Tuesday Of last week. by
which QUO DWELL 4 and seven other baild.
ngS were des,n Jed, Loss estimated
~ 1000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

a REPORT is curren, AT Washington.
thai Ba'ouAM YouSe has God from U,ah
Territory and left tho Saints 10 take care
os themselves.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
LYRoh Law in LoniavIlla.

Another mob has been added TO III.
black category. which has placed the
mark of Cain on this Inflated city. Our
readers will remember. that. some months
since, four negroes were arrested and i'm
Prisoped in Louisville KY. for the mur,
der Of the Joyce family. On last Thurs
day. they were put on trial and the evi-
deace failing to convict them. they wsrr
acquitted, although one Of the negro. s
turned States evidence aud confessed Il q
crime. Not satisfied with the decision
and fred by spirit of insubordination, the
crowd, with defiant yells. rushed to th,
jill Knocked down the guard. broke open
the door. dragged two Of the negroes ou,
and hung them, without law or oeremo.
ny; a third negro anticipated them, B,
procuring a razor aud cutting his own
throat, The next morning the remain
ing one. who had turned states evidence.
was also hung. Thus ended tins seen.
Of horror aud bloodshsd. ia the city Of RI
Ots aud mob',
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

Devil MeClunE' Z On the SOlh dnv of A..
- Admiai,iFeto.. 1857. ~ : o'oloet o. 4, -
James niii deed 'ha pr mlsou "a he tovgr-
of to.loria. Nsu,,-. ',,.'
Nanel iiill, widowl y Ohin, uill 4. sold,e,tc
auu o,aer, highest bidder she foIi,,-.
ees..d % WY wv, - ~. psqpsT q James Hill de-
sddiiion 20 'he iova Of Ri,dnn. bn, - isi'
eerra ~ pa ihe yiilgge Of Fos,oris /, ''--
goanY Ohio. sahjse,s 60 : eha,Es of ~ ioii.,.,s
a. h.s ~ faasel'Y 60 Macy Hiil widow 3. ana
tial neFsiu. appraised ~
80 'ms q issle.--l. 3 ofthe purrhsss n.ons, IN
nm, Y on ,es day q ssls aadiha sssilla. ass 81
r,,,,' n ~ ~ ~ Q years theres0er with lntereal
a. ~ "9 oi sale. 20 BE- socurah bY mnrtfara
=" $50 Pfemlaes. DAVID Art' LUNG y
Adn'f. 81 Jauus am, dss'i
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

Ar rus late election, heM in wiseon-
sin' WnTroS. Rep, was elected Chief
Justice. BY a majority Of l4 $50.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
CEETEEANn
MUTUAL INSURANCE 90.
rSsUREs on rHr srocE on MUTUAL PLAN

tNsUREs on the STOCK on MUTUAL PLAN
THIS company was incof .oraed IN lsi0. and has been
Icing business since that time. Il has paid ita lnsses
promptly and to the enr faction or the assufa hls
aHfse An increaang fund well ierrfsd anil amply sun
pob@hle conii iingencies. The Director. pre-
ne elams ~ the Company with confidence, and ash
tnuance or patronage.
land, Ohio
DmECrcas-George MyRau, 8. u. Mnthef, Jesse ..
bishop, o. N. ekeeis, n. n. Hatch.
&c sad Treas.
May 2P.5w N. REDD, Agent, Timn, O.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
DEATH Of an Ey-Mumher Of Congress.
MRNPufs Tam NJ ~

Hon. Stephen Adams. formerly mem.
Der Of Congress from Mississippi. died
here yesterday morning.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

Mr. &, T. osBoRS. formerly Suporin-
'endant Of fshs NJ. r, &L. Z. Il. r., died
At has residence ia Sandussy. On SUNDAY
'as'. after a lingering illness of abou, Z
months.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22
saleoi Real E,tnto BY OrsrTof Cov,,

saleOi Real Estate BY Orerr of CouTt.
On tbs 18th day Of Jane. 1857 M ! o'rlork io
the afternoon will sell to the highest bi,ld,r a.
the door Of the Court house. in the eouaU OF
Seneca, and State Of Ohio.the k,llnuiee r,,i,s.
tate q. the property Of Charles n. Dresbsch. Ms
~ Dresbsch and Maria r Dreshnrh. n,ino~
heirs Of Charirs u Drrshurh. deed 10 wiz n.
lot No 81 in the 6r-t wRrd Of the cit, of Tiaip.
40 said counil subject 10 the dover Of The said
.ucinda Drrshuch.
Terns Onr third cash. and the baiIanse 4,
twO equal annual pay ments with inter.sh
LUCINDA DRESRAt ~. Gnardia,.
81 ssid he ..
msy .a.57 5u.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

lloN. ROBERr j. WALEER we under
stand that Gov. Walker. who is ncw in
rms rig. will leaye direct for Kansas on
Monday evening next. or the following
morning, Il is his intention to take he
oath Of oiioe in this oisy. before starting.
Waahiagtoa Union. Oh.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

TiFTIN TRIBUNE.-The last number OF
this paper contains the vsledictOry of W
Q. Gray. Esq, who has disposed of the
establishment to II i. Mckee. Mr..
Gray intends resuming the practice o,
law. He is a good writer and under his
management the Tribune has done excel.
lent service in the Republican cause. We
wish him plenty Of clients aud fat cases.
and hop5 his successor will maintain the
high character Of the paper and u.akr
money .--Seioto Gazetfs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

TrFTS TRBUNE.--The Tifin Tribune
has changed hands. Mr.. Gray has soln
his interest to II. L. Mckee. recent,
connected with the Companion. The
Tribune has heretofore occupied promi
nsnt position. AS a champion Of Repubh.
canism IN Ohio. aud we lcel assured thai
while under the control Of Mr.. Mckee. il
will be no less so.--Findidy Home Com
panion.