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The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

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The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

There has been split in the Democratic
party in Hamilton county, Ohio, and one
wing has fused with the Know Nothings.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

Pierson & Garnand advertise for sale 10:
of gooi quality shingles. See advertise
ment.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

Gov. Cummings, the newly appointed
Governor of Utah, left Leayenworth last
week for Great Salt Lake city to assume
the duties Of his Office.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17
Terrns OF suhscription.
Rates of Adverfising.

Single copy. year. % %
Ten copies year. (snd gter Of eiub,l II %
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The Democracy of Leavenworth county
held ''glorifcation" meeting over the re-
suit of the election, on Wednesday evening
the 7th inst.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

Single copies of THE NEWS in wrappers for sale
at this Office, at five cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

THE INSTITUTION STILL RIsING.-Fou
negroes belonging to the estate of Rober
I'll. Wickliffe, deceased, were sold to tn
highest bidder, in this place, on Monda,
last, at the following prices:
Jim, aged 9s years, S1,358
Nosh, aged 80 " 1.O9s
Henry. aged 10 ss 8e5
Ann, aged % 80 500
-Randolph Ao. Citizen.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

BLAsK DECLARATIONS for filing, for sale at thi
Office.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17
CIV. ESK RIDGE,
GEN ERAL LAND AGENT.

Agent of the EmpoFia Town Company.
TNOWN SHARES bought and sold-Lots dona-
Il ted to persons putting certain amount of i'm
proyements on them. Declaratory statements for
Pre-Emptors made out, and all business in relation
to presumption promptly attended to. Claims
bought and sold. Claimants desiring to sell their
claims, by registering them at my Office, will be
furnished with purchasers. Land Warrants dis
posed of, and investments made for capitalists in
any part of the Territory Legal instruments,
Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Conveyances, Co.
partnerships, Notes, de-, de-, carefully drawn up.
OFFIcE-At the store of Hornsby l. Flick, direct
ly opposite the Emporia Hotel, Emporia, Kanzas.
july43m
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Limei

THE subscriber has for sale several hundred
i bushels Of superior Lime, at his Kiln on the
Eeoshc Those Wishing to purchase viii do well
TO call eoon. & LAMB.
oseobe1. Sd. lS7-4
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MARRIED,

At Bloomington. on Monday. the sth inst. JASEs
poria-
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17
Clarke's Newly Patented
Coaesaed Grinding cad. Boains. OF N4assss
FL Q " RIM c MILL

I'VE complete Mil occupies space 26 feet long,
Il 5 feet wide, and 5 feet high. Grinding and
Betting at single operationl Warranted to grind
from 10 to Is bushels per hour. requiring only
from six to eli ght horsepower. Making as LARGE
a geld. and as GOOD quality Of FIoEr as any 9th
eT hM ia use. Every person having saw mill
should by all means have of these mills at
taehed. Also, gu Town Companies should pur-
chase rights. Cost of mill at st. Louis, boxed
ready for shipping. only $3.50 For further infOr-
nation, for the purchase of Mills or for rights
In Leavenworth county, or town or County rights
south of the kanzas river, in Kanzas, address
S. n. WOOD & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Lawrence, Kanzss.
sen26-slm.
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Prices Current.
Lawrenee n arkes.

Lawrence n aFkee.
coKzEcrED wkEKLY.
FLouR-Superfine S. 25 per hundred.
WHEAT-$2 90 per bushel.
CoRx-$1 IS
CoRx MrAI-sl rs
PcrAToEs-s2 co.
APPLEs-sI O0@I so"
BA0oS--l21s@l6c per b.
CoDFIa-l0c
NAckEREI-ia@l5c.
BUTTER-39@3Sc /"
CHEzsE-20@25e.
MoLAssE-Sl 10 Per gallon.
SAIT-per sack of 300 lbs, 81 90.
CRAcKERs-15c per b.
CoFFEE-l61z@20cp per b.
TEAs-50@I00.
SUGAR-Brown, 14c
White. l6@lSc.
RTcE-l0@l21Ic.
HIDEs-Green, Sc.
Dry, Sc.
eL.as-SslG per 50 feet. 50 90.
l0xI2 " 3 25.
az I0xI4 8" 3S7.
EmpOria NJ arket.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUa-Superfne, 81 90 per hundred.
WHEAT-S3 90 per bushel.
CoRS MEAL-S2 so
PoTAToE-S3 90 +"
APPLEs-$2 25
CRAcKERE20 cts per b.
BUTTER-25 st
CHEEsN20
SUGAR-Brovn, i62s cts per 10.
White, 20 sc &c
RIcE-l5
TEAs-90@$l 25
CoFFEE-1625 +"
MoLAssE@per gallon, 81 40@l so.
BEEF-S@9 cts. per ID.
BAcoN-IS
CoDFIsH-l2S
SALT4
HIDEs-Dry 7@6c.
sc Green, 495e.
NAMs-l0
LBMBER-$27 0O@$35 90.
SHINGLEs-$6 90 per thousand.
Log CHAIN-15 cts. per fb.
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Hoice

HOtice3
|THosE havisg Claims 10 seIl. viii do vel 70
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An eastern editor heads his list of Births,
Marriages, and Deaths thus: 'Hatched,
Matched, and Dispatched" The rascal's
face deserves to be scratched.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

A Lodge of Odd Fellows has been inst
tuted at Wyandott-
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

The Land Office at Doniphsn was oper
ed on the 18th inst.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

How is eoalthis morning ?'' said pur-
chaser to an Irishman who was at work in
a coal-yard.
'sBlack IS iver," said Pat.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

A new campaign paper has been starte'
in Boston, called the Straight Republican.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17

"I'm living on hopes said young
clerk.
.'Capital idea while provisions are 50
high," said young lady.
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17
straYed---$1O ReWard.

4 DARK BAY STALLION PONY, three years
n old, with white hind feet, saddle marks on
his back, and shod all round, stTayed from the
subscriber, living on the Cottonwood, five miles
west of EmpOria, on Wednesday night the 5th
inst. The above reward viii be paid for the re-
turn of the Pony TO me or to the Editor of The
News at Emporia.
Aug. 8, SIT CIV LEONHARDT.
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CAPITALISTS st the East, who wish 70 invest
~ In this Territory, win be geareafsef Il per
cent. and hah the gains eseoe that figure.
auges
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18

Some Democrat Of Licking County,
pitches into Judge Ranney for bis fec
sog proolivi,ies. The Newark advocate
l0emocfatic) thus ropHos: If Jadgo
Rannsy is 70 be denounced or his Democ-
racy to be called in question for any actu-
al OF supposed opinion be may have held
Or expressed in former years; what is to
be done with Mr. Douglas9 What with
Mr.. Buchanan Both Of these distin-
guished and patriotic men were in former
years advocates Of ire Missouri Compro-
mise. That such was the fact, two
year old might have learned by little
inquiry. But to come little nearer
home: II denuuciation is to be the or
der Of the day, where is the safety Of
Mr.. Payne, our present gallant standard
bearer, who voted in the Senate Of Ohio
in favor Of repealing the fugitive slave
law2 Where is the safety Of Col Many
penny whose general record is almost as
straight as the straightest, and vet even
he, not many years ago, united in the
passage Of resolutions az the State Con-
ventiOn denouucing the institution Of
Slavery, and pledging the Ohio Democ-
raey TO use all constitutional efforts to
mitigate aud finally eradicate il from the
country"
There you have Il admitted that Blu.
chauau, Douglas, Mauypenny and Payne
are all reRegadss and oposiatss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
William n. Lvtlo,

We ara indebted to the Portage Demo.
Graf for reminding US Of an incident con
neoted with a former correspondent Of this
paper, which exhibits Captain Lytle, the
Dred Scott, Kansas Nebraska candidate
for Lieut., Governor in not very favorable
light.
The redoubtable Captain was mem
ber Of tie Ohio Legislature in 1852, and
participated IN Christmas Supper, and
Crnking spree. at the Neil House.
A correspondent, a few days after,
writing TO this paper, gives the following
description Of what transpired in tie
course Of the drunken orgies al that n9w
notable supper. He said'
"a large number Of honorable gentle.
men were having good time over a
Christmas supper and having arrived al
the climax OF good feeling, Mr., LYrLR. ol
Hamilton oountyinhmated that he " ould
propose browning toast 10 bO drank
standipg. Cups were lifted aud she
young gentleman announced; Here,
10 tAs hero Of ne dog--Jesas Clrsti"--
All were upon their feet except Mr.. Ward
OF Warren county, who refused to rise
whereupon the toasler asSailed him Sc
dereely thas he was brought TO his fee
insIan'er, and tho blasphemy was oon
summated."
This stirred the bile OF the Captain, anC
in company with another brave man o
che same ilk, wsylaid Gen. 8. ID. Harris
who was the correspondent, formerly o
ghis place, nov editor OF the Culuvator,
and struck him down in the street.
We have never heard the truth Of th,
! statement by our correspondent, denied
aud II il is true. what degree Of fitness
for tho second ofics Ia the gift Of the peo
pie Of Ohio. do suoh anleeedenls as Vim
II Lytls's exhiblg
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Take down vOur Sign.

$50 far as the right Of suffrage, or airy other
right Of citizenship s concerned he (THE NEGRo)
should be placed on an EQUALITY with the rest
Of mankind. d."-Ohio State Journal, the organ OF
Gov. Chase.
Our neighbor of the Advertiser still
persists in keeping this paragraph posted
at the head of his columns, although il
has, time and again, been branded as a
wilful and malicious falsehood. The
Editor Of he State Journal has repeat.
edly called on the Statesman, the author
of this lie, to pont out the date of the
paper and article in which this paragraph
occurs; but they have not done it nor
can they. The fact is, that no such sen
timent ever appeared in the Joarnal, and
We call upon the Editor Of Adusrtissr to
take ii down, for his readers will find out,
soon enough, that his paper is filed with
falsohOods, without keeping a sign hung
out a. the top,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Tho ornnd of namnnranr.

In perusing the looo-fooo prints, one
can scarcely help being sickened at the
hypocritical dsttery of the people, with
which those sheets are teeming. They
laud us to the skies, and yet impliedly as
sumo that we are in capable Of investiga.
ting and deciding upon questions of priu
ciple ourselves; and therefore they must
needs fabricate lies, and appeal to our
prediudice, and cupidity. When their
efforts to obtain our support are directed
only to rousing our baser passions, we
must conclude that they imagine we are
destitute of Reason; and il this is true
why then we are ft only for slaves.
They gIOrify Judge Douglass, as a cham.
pion.Of whom they are proud. and at the
same time presume upon our ignorance 70
enable them to oajole US into their ranks
We tell you, Locotoco gentlemen, tha,
Judge Douglassand we are mortal antag
onisIs. He says that when poverty, or ig.
uorance, or both fall TO our lot, We should
be made slaves forthwith; and we Judge
from the tone of your press that you
think us nOw, in iiL condition to bs re-
duced TO seryinde.
If YOU regard us as men. why not rea-
son with us? but you direct your appeal,
to the same motives, as those which you
would endeayor to call into action, il a
dog, in order to make him do your bid
ding. Gentlemen, we see through you
abomiuAble duplicity, and will tell you S,
with emphasis at the des of October
rourOrUeu I 10, .naJ the masses are in ca
lpable Of judging for themselves, therefor,
they must be fattered, coaxed, and scarce
ou; of their whims, until by their ait
your power is firmly established, and theI
you will ohuckle over the easy manner II
which we have been duped while you re
duoe US all to ohattles, together.
UNUS pOPJLJ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
CIRCULATE
Gov, Chase His Letter to John
O. Brealin,

4" Hoaiss pariuiuRt ct ridieulus mus
uaseitur."
The Ohio SiaiesmaA ard lie echoes,
throughout the State, have been bowling
terribly Of late, about a bloody and treas
0aaJls letter. which they represented Gov.
Chase wrote 10 Joha 2, Breslin, while
Treasurer Of State, recommending 10 him
tbs City Bank Of Cincinnati, as safe
depository. Well, just on the eve Of the
election, after this charge had been reiter.
Aisd time and again and after the public
had, for tRo mouths, been promised a
sight Of this marvellous document, out
pops tho letter, in the Statesman as larg,
rs life. preceded by glaring capitals ant
direful prosentimenta, That our readers
may have sight Of this wonderful speoi
men Of literature this ''inlernal machine
which is about 10 blow the Republican
party 70 atoms, we give il entire:
IPRfvArR
NlNllNNAAaf Doos w iooAs
Ny DEAR SiR.--I enclose Mr. Healon'S
letter. which speaks for itself. l take il
for granted that so far as the Treasury
makes deposits In Cincinnati, they vii
not be continued with the Trust Compa
nv. The City Bank is, ! have no doubt
a safe institution, and is managed by ex
sellent and liberal men. ] speak the NOR,
impartially, as never borrowed dollal
from them.
presume that your arrangements as lC
depositing here are already made. II not
though l am bound ia justice 10 say whal
i have Of the City BaLk, | should feel
stilI mora bound to ask your favorable
notice Of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank, with which do all my own bust
usss. but in which have no interest az
stOckholder or otherwise.
Yours, truly, s.P. CHASE.
There il is, gentlemsn, verbatim ct lis
esatius, as il appeared in the Salesman
Now don't you think Gov. Chase is 4
grand rasoal9 Al the time this letle
was written, these banks were in good
Teputo. The fact that they have since
f,lled proves nothing againsl Gov. chas'
and we wonder that men viii make osss,
Of themselves, by trumping up auoh sill!
charges. The letlsr,ift proves anything
proves that Gov. Chase is courteous
sbliging and candid. in private as wells
ia public liio and that Broslin and th
editors Of the Statesman are utterly de
Vcid Of principle and honor, in dragging
before the public . prioais letter.
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That nonoTf

The Advertiser says that We muiilaisd
the Defaloasion Report, by omi.tiug the
following: eve are nOs able TO discover
any difference in the moral character Of
their actions"
We published the Report, just as we
received il through our exchanges. aud Il
such an omission occurred, it was entirely
uninteutional on our part. The Editor oi
the Adosrsisey will confer on Us great
favor by pointing out the paragraph ia
which the omission occurred.
by tue way, does the Adpsrtisey Intend
10 publish this Report Iritis false. b,
should publish it in order to srposs Il.
and il il is truo, the people have right I,
zee il
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Gan They Change III

The Black Republicans bitterly de-
nounce the decision 10 the DTed Scott
case. How can they change the decision
Of the highest judicial tribunal in the land,
--AdUeriissr.
There is the Southern dootrine--that
the decision Of .he Supreme Court, in this
Demooralio(?) government, is fnal and
unallerable, as the laws of the Medes and
Persians. According to this doctrine.
the supreme Court might disfranohise
one half OF our citizens, restore the Slave
Trade, legalize Slavery in Ohio aud sell
all she poor whites, Germans. Irish and
French into slavery; and yet, their deois-
ion would be 6Ral aud analtsraWs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
KEnP d BnE0Rn THE PH0Pln!

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Democratic Members OF the
ohiO Legislature in oausus refused TO
permit any Of their members to serve up
on any Of the investigating committees.
That the Democratic Legislature OF
1853 at the instance of Breslin REFUSED
to pass law to guard the Treasury,
while the money was there, but after it is
stolen PRETEND 70 be in favor Of such
law.
That Governor Medil abettod and CON
cealed the frauds and stealngs Of Brehlin,
and permitted him to hold Office ten
months without giving bonds. and that
lGoVERNoR MEDIhL NOW HOLDS
IAN OFFICE OF HONOR TRUST
IAND PROFIT, at the hands OF a
enaSo ols-erlo o rDperDEN A, ana up
on TO recommendation Of the men who
nominated Payne for Governor.
Thattho democratic press cannot sustain
q single charge against the administration
Of Governor Chase.
| That the Democratic Members Of the
Ohio Legislature strenuously, and TO the
last opposed any investigation into the
State House frauds. the LunALio ASYLUM
frauds. the Canal contract frauds and
made greater efforts to CONCEAL
Breslin's.
That the people owe il to the faithful
exertioneol Republican officials that these
frauds and populations carried on for years
by Democrats ever came to light at all
That Mr.. Baokus the Democratic can
didNto for Board Of Public Works, was a
PARTY TO THE CANAL CON
TRACT FRAUDS. and he and his part
ners RECEIVED FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO WITHDRAW THEIR
IBlDS.
That the men and party who taxed
ONO 9 million dollars, lelLthe treasury
in deb. over seven hundred thousand
lollars, expended over halt a million with
out authority Of law. stole outright Ovol
half million more, and deposited quar-
Ter Of million ia rotten banks, NOW
asks io'be restored to power.
That our Republican county officials
pay Cor Iheir OWN PRINTING Will.
Democrats who hold office az the same
lime charge theirs to the County. and
tha. the printing bills of the cOuaty are
reduced moro than one half undor Repub.
lican rule.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18


The Republican Central COMMITTEES Of
seneca County, have made the following
appointments. for meetings IN different
parts Of the county.
Good and competent speakers will be
in attendance. Of which the people will Be
duly notified.
Let the Republicans, at these different
points, give publicity to these meetings
and secure a large attendance both Of Re.
publicans and Democrats
BLOOMYILLE-Saturday evening,
October Sd.
ADRIAN Monday evening, Sept 2sth
! MELMORE-Friday evening. octo-
Der ed.
HoPEwELL CEETER--Friday
September 25th.
LAMBRIGHTs--Monday evening,
Sept 28th.
BETTsYILLE-Friday, evening Sep
tember 25th.
FORT sENECA-saturday evening,
Sept S6th.
RED SCHOOL HoUs--saturdsy
evening, Sept. goth.
ATTICA-Mondav eve., Sept. 2oth
LOWELL-Saturday eve, Sept. 26th
GREEN SPRINGs-saturday evening
Oct 10th
DEwITTs SCHOOL HoUsE-sa.
urday eve, Ool Sd.
REHOBOTH- Friday. eve, Oct Cd
PUFFENBERGERs Saturday eve.
Oct. 10th,
LODI-Friday evening, Sept. 25th.
OMAR-Saturday evening; Oct. 10th
| FLAT ROCK-Saturday evening
Sept, 26th.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Grent Flre KeokuI.. Iowa.

ST. LOUIS. SEPT. 10.
Private letters from Keokuk, Iowa
state that FIRE occurred there on the eve
Of the llth, destroying over $lO00OO
-.@..l. er r~eierty The nrinninal suffer-
ers are Wooster and Temple, Marcourt
and Page. Mossrs. Dusnng aud Morrison.
McClesring and Haskamp. Insurance
not mentioned.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Gnhernninrinl Nnminntion.

DUBUeUE, Sept 10. - Ex-Governor
Ramsey was yesterday nominated. by the
Republican Convention at st. Pauls, for
Governor Of Minnesota.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Banks Failed and Dlscroditod d,

8ankB EdkloO anu DlbCEou1bSu'
Oliver Lee 81 Co.'S, Buffalo.
Whites bank Of Buffalo.
Ohio Life & Trust.
Kanawha, Va.
Reciprocity, Buffalo.
Hollistcr, e"
Warren Bank, Pa.
Arcade Bank Providence, r. 1.
Bank Of Middletown, Pa.
Farmers & Drovers' Bank, Pa.
Honesdale. Pa.
North American Bank, Conn.
Ontario Bank, Utica
Fort Plain Bank, n. Y.
Farmers Bank,
Farmers & Mechanics, Poughkeepsie
Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy, New
Jersey.
Bank of Hollowell, Maine.
Farmers Bank Of Saratoga County
N.
Rhode Island Central Bank, r. 1,
Farmers Bank, WEXFORD,
Tverton Bank, n. l.
Mt. Vernon Bank, r. /.
Wooster Bank, Danbury. Conn.
Bergan County Bank. Ellsworth, Maine
North American Bank, Seymour, Conn
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
RememhoTTI

cit is clear that there has been no
lack Of vigilance in guarding the Treas.
ury."
So says Thomas Sparrow, in his Res
gort IN regard to The Republican State
A 'm'pislmlion in regard to The State
Treasury. What win The locofocos have
further 10 lie sbout9
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
The ''Rod Patch" Question Settled.

On the outside of to-day's paper we
publish an article. from the Ohio State
Journal, in which will be found the sworn
statements of Messrs. Bancroft and Bos-
well, two respectable citizens Of Colum-
bus, containing positive and unequivo-
cal denial of the assertions accredited to
them, respecting Stone. The Advertiser
was very careful TO keep these afidavils
out Of sight and publish only ez parts tes-
timony. VIII he now do his readers the
justice to publish the deposi,ious Of Ban
croft aud Boswell, which appeared in
the Statesman aud .Adusrtissr about the
same time. "out Of your own mouths,
win we condemn you, o ye hypoerites p
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
10 the Creditors Of the Estate OF Daniel
Getunger, deceased.

fNiE iuhacbsf has heeh appointed By he Probate Count
within and ior tho county Of seneca and Saie Of Ohio
CommssioneI 7n the estate ci aue Gstinger deoeatsd
Fepresonlcd nl1rul Iho nauod OF ia m0ulhl i0m tho
date OF hi1 nos u allowed ccdoft 10 bring in ana prove
their uaim aEaInll said Estate. Iha llh1lfibar viii a.
lana 20 W e1ne. o. ns aio nnent q ha Qncs n adams
Wit Nogcmher l December lh and the e0ik Of March
newt haivesa NE houIl of 10 ooook, "A M aud ocook
y NJ ol each cl said days e1psoiivslg
'sPisfw ISAAC sllLWELI, Comr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
mis-. Cunningham

New YoRK, Sept. lO-The Grand Ju-
ry have found true bill against Mrs.
Cunningham, on the charge Of providing
a fictitious heir to the Burdell estate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Couitof Common Pleas. Seneca coan,-
Ohin.
Horaiio FLINT Plaintiff against Tho,oa, r.
1anuaL lar.. Delana.nla = ------ -no-

Samuel Dare, Defendants 90 -No'
~ 9slenssnt samuel bare, hereby noliaed. thar an
he 18TH day OF August, A, d. 1857 de pis.tir ~
10 s tyn hle said court his petition aqsin.l ibo
~ ssit all .a,d samuel haFq, The obleclof which N -
recover the amount due him certain !. 70
Sas suln o. sLO eAeenied BY said stewart ii fser ~ y
~ u = % ana ey Them indofied 70 the painii snd ~
TEA a5Anuay tti ltoi, due twelve months nom i1i ~
sls,. .aa a.o % certain eontuei for the payment sf
money executed BY said Siownu tha Ist ds, N i.
iaal, On avor Of said Porter Ca and bv tb-y,
% plaintiff aed 10 ioreeole aEiFaea given bv M $50
Az on ne 18Th day Of January, A D Ies4 n se n
payment Of said note the following degerilsa ne
9's,l luos @ Ne 20 N the town Of Rono in sad eo,
o. seneca, Ohio 10 which premises, us plaintiG IA
ihe defendant Bare claims 70 hpve acquired sor,
Anopa, ei.med apo ne plaintiff said note co5,ge ~
eaf7 satet5i with interest ten ner csnt - - -
ue te ~ Of september 1886, and with itiefsstsf ~, -
cent on 1edun iiom The lst of jsnuy, IasS fo ,ish
msht demanded against said defendant ste,tl r1 ~.
lafmen ssahal both said defendants, that sai
.oW ana ue said Samuel Bans notified thsf ID - i
o. uenur % suid petoa bairo ths Sis dav al
pet9,sl a y. ~! Judgment wiz b rsp8sred * inst lin
~ ueAui ihet 'ala premises bo sOd satisfy ihs amonat
Nuo % w W. llllheu y aioteiaid. STONE DYER.
..P-enR. L4l,Vu AuJ3 iof pluinuM
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
Col. Renton,s TIenlth.

wAsnlNeToN, Sept i4.-Col Benton's
physicians pronounce him better this
morning. and entertain hopes Of his re-
covery.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-18
PaYne Nndoraes slavarY.

The time has come when the sham
Democracy can no longer disguise their
feally TO Slavery Payne. their standard
bearer. lhs terrible and dreaded" /" un
bIushingly declares that "to take the ne
gro from Africa aud enslave him in the
South, Is an aei Of Humanity. inasmuoh
as he is thereby brought under he iRRa-
eRoe Of CHmsrlASITE and CIynIzArloNl''
Suspension Of smcad's Citizens' bank.
CIEoNEAFI, Sept, i4.-The Citizens
Bank Of Smead, Collard q Hughes sus-
pended this morning, They have pub
hshed . circular, stating the cause 70 be
the illness Of the seuior partner, and the
present crisis in money affairs,
~ Gov Chase viii speak al Findlay
te-nonoW,