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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

NRAlN or Seed Drills-Ross' Patel.-
VI decidedly the best and most dtrai.
Grain Drill! nowin n use for sale at the Lewis. n
Foundry by Geddes, Marsh Il e..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
Farmers Of Pennsylvania,

G.. \. LElNAU. Proprietor.
No y South Front 81. ruIL,ufIFHIS, Ia.
pn.A liberal discount 10 Wholesale Dealers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
Kanaaa Naws.

--latest advicos from Kansas are numer-
oussnd 10 some cases. conflicting. There.
suit Of the election on she 4th inst. Is still
involved in uncertainty. Owing to the
split in the Free State party, but few Of
them voted Tor State officer, and the whole
pro-slavery State ticketis probably elected
Il is said that the Free State men have
carried the State Legislature. The re-
turns however are In the hands Of regent
Calhoun and he can change them to suit
his own caprice. The vote against the
Locompton Constitution was very deod-
ed, amounting IL ia said 10 some 1900
majority. Enormous frauds were perpe.
traied at Oxford, Kick'poo. Delaware and
other points. Large numbers Of Nilsson.
rians came over 10 tho border towns for
the purpose Of voting, but the FREQ State
boys showed thcm the white Of their eyes
and they soampered home. Several ar
rests were made for fraudulent voting and
one Judge was taken To lawrence To be
tried. It IS reported that the notorious
Jack Henderson is missing. Tho Terri.
toral Legislature reassembled at Leoomp.
ton on the 4th. and, after receiving Gov.
Denver's Message, adjourned to Law.
renee. The Topeka Legislature assembled
at the same time. Gov Robinson sent
in long and ablo message. when they
also adjourned 70 lawrence. So Kqnms
's blessed with two Legislatures, with the
prospect Of thiri The Locompton
Constitution VM slav,ry has not yet ar;
rived At Washington. II Congress no.
cepts il. civil war will commence in
earnest, in Kansas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
Tae Last Of tho Tllbusters.

Col. Anderson and his party. who
were left by Gsn. Walker in possession
Of Fort Castillo. few miles above Grey
town ia Nicamgua, have also been cap
tured aud brought to the United States.
Anderson had captured tho For. and
seized the boats, held by the Costa Ricans.
Finding that he could not hold ont against
ihe enemy. he seized all tho valuable
property he could fud. destroyed the
boats anl the houses around the Fort aud
started down the river. lie was met
by a party Of marines, sent out by Cant
Sands Of lhe U. s. steam frigate Sasque-
hanna, and Immediately surrendered
He aud his followers wero delivered over
TO Capt Almy OF the Rs5asA and brought
to Key wosi. whore they await the action
Of the Government. Nicaragua has thus
been rid. the third time. Of these muir
derous yermin,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
TerriinrinI nInitnrs.

WAsHrNoToN. JAN i6.-The Senate
Committee on Territories, after a sharp
discussion, have agreed to wait for the
copy Of the Minnesota Constitution, sign
cd by she Republican majority Of the
Convention. Il will BE- here Monday
Governor Medary is here, and will Ger
tif, To it He also says there will be a
rlrongo Opposition 10 the three Represent
atives. aud there is prospect that new
election will be ordered if the State is ad
mitted.
The Lacompton Constitution is not
here. Calhoun retains il until the vote
Of the election Of January 4th shall be
counted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
Com. PauIding.

A spirited controversy has sprung up
in tl,e u. S. Senate. on a resolution offer.
ed by senator Dooliltle Of Wisconsin,
iuetrueiing the Government to present
Com. Padding with a gold medal, IN
consideration Of his prompt and gallant
action in arrestiOg the pirate. Walker
The ''ohivalry" took this in high dud-
pson. aud Immediately Senator Brown
moved to amend, by substituting another
resolution, donounoipg Paulding and eu-
logiaing Walker Both resolutions were
i4id on the table and ordered to be print.
"a We may look out for 'sbaFp shoot
ft ~hsn slsy come up ior tDal eeiou.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
Palma in Favor of usiIIIs y

Whom tho joint, cross.eyed resolutions
Of Senator Phelps came up for action in
tho House, Mr. Paine Of Sonooa remarked
that there was an important omission.
which he desired to have supplied. lie
thought the word "sti1" ought to bo in
the resolutions somewhere and "sull' It
is. Did ho moan "still.Jora" or "stlll-
honseln
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
minuosota Oonstitutlon,

The Minnesota Constitution. signed by
the officers Of the Convention and ratified
by tho people, has been received at Wash
ington. The President transmitted il 10
Congress without comment or recommen
dation and it has been referred to tho com
mittee on Territories What its fate will
be we cannot toll There is said to be a
strong determination, on the part Of the
iire.eaier', to keep Minnesota out Of the
Union, until Kansas is admitted as a slave
state to oounierbalanoo her; though we
think this desperate game win hardly win
and that we shall soon have tho pleasure
Of welcoming this youthful state into the
great coniederacy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
nWIrrarl LerInlatlon.

The majority in the Legislature seem
- forget that thoy are the representatives.
Of Ohio Most Of tho bills introduced
and discussed, so far are designed to benz
eft the State Of Kentucky. The interests
Of the white men Of Ohio aie forgotten
and the persecution degredation and OK.
pnlfon, from our borders, Of the poor
unfortunate "nigger," forms the burden
Of Democratic speeches. The Demo-
cratic party 10 Tho Legislature. although
representing a minority Of the people Of
Ohio. are trying to force upon US law
erecting shve-pan in every oouny,
compelling every rreeholder to take stock
therein anl pay taxes to support teal
lowing the slnve.breedor to bring his
cofEiA into Tiain. II ho wishes, and hecp
them in our jail At the expense Of the
county. Nay more: hey are Advocating
the passage Of bill. making ohio's soil
a hunting ground to run down the
p,ntng fugitive and requiring us to do
for the Shareholder. what he makes his
dogs do ia the South. Aud this is De-
moeracy--the samo kind Of Democracy
which James Buchanan is trying to cram
down the throals Of the people Of Kansas.
IN The shape Of the Leoomplon swindle'
lt remains to b. seen whether tho people
OF Ohio will consent to b. the sorvilo tools
OF the Slave Power and TO be used by
them as dogs to hunt down fugitiyes.-
The act is the more humililaling as it Is
voluntary. The people Of Ohio have not
domanled tho repoal Of the laws, which
fheso bills propose to ropeal-they have
not so instructed their Senators and Rep.
resontatiyos. Not solitary petitioner
has sent up his prayer to that effect
The people sent their servants To Columbus
for different purpose Ito legislate for
the interests and welfare Of the State Of
Ohio aud not FOR a few Shareholders in
Kentucky: and hs people will hold them
60 a strict Accountability for what theY
do, as we'll as what they undo. But. II
IL argued, land Il is as clear as mud, }
that although tho interests Of Ohio and
the people do not demand the repeal Of
these laws, yet interstate comfy does
that Is. that iuasmuoh as the South are so
srceeaiagly kind, oonoiliatory and indul.
gent toward the North, we ough. to
show the like feeling toward them and
help them catch their runawaysl A nice
Argument indeodl IL a Northern man
should dare 10 60 into the South AMI ut. (
tor sentiments becoming a freeman, ho |
would be mobbod aud driven out Of the
country aui might thank his stars IL he
60. or with his lie and minus coat Of /
feathers. Comfy indeedl apretty time |
this TO talk Of oom'tyl We say to Ken
tueky, Slavery is yours hug Il to your
bosoms anil embrace Il to your hearts
couteut. but catch your own ruuaways
aud lot the people Of Ohio alone, This
Is the true doctrine, but the Democracy
in the Ohio Legislature think and act
differently, Let them repeal these laws
Il they dare, and the people win brand
them as traitors and hirelings,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
NOW Is THE TIME.

Those who desire to keep thom-
solves posted with regard to the
doings Of Congress and our State
Legislature, should subscribe for
the Tribune Immediately. flour
friends will exert themselves in
our behalf, we can double our list
ia a worry short time.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
TIE PEOPLE WILL USE II IN
So ite IF HE Doctors

DECAUaE cures Them Of ather Old Chronic Di,es,e,
Of the Lungs and Liver u will cure the orttase of
r'uchus 10 from one re months ii the worst
ase of Asnmri in from 20 tree ohf, II uillosra
be wcrt Chronic Cough IN fiom to tirce week. M
v ruu the wort Cold IN for,-ois shi hours N will cure
be worst of Liver Complaint In from one 10 three
elleyt Rheumstc Ointment sused VI connection with i)
n from one 20 three months II viii cure worst ease Of
nes, either Internal External twhcn oov' Rhuumato
)ntments used IN conner with i) IN from three
eloyi scrfua Ointment s used IN connection with iD
In from TO three months u will cure the wort case Of
Ervsniln fwhcn ieleY sffnia uintucnis used IN con
neri0n with ifl IN from trse week u will et ra
hfec monihs 10 viii cure the r ease OF rrimn In a.
teen minutes viii ourc ihr case Of Nervous ueadahco
N IN en- minutes Il win ihe vert case Of Sick
Headache In one hour u will the worst Gravel
nr Uiahet in from onA dthree month"; lr fact f acts
like m1gc in on Chronic Diseases Of the Luuas Liver,
Kidneys, and stomach a groa m1ny neople are pfeiu-
which an.ee eiher rom irnrf nee prejudice hrcnuso
that understands The hnman system knows TINT
grcat variety of diseases arise from cause Remove
ihu common c'use and assist nature II must the
various fieases ffisinr from TINT The most noert
oause OF diseate n Ibis cac b billions arrangement
NJ che Liver, m dscas that arise from iaknr rodi and
everv one who 1s used Pockhnu Basam knows thai IN
infihe trrdv frr that rl1s nf dscafes well rs pr.
zen i've and will those persons who have not rse H.
TINT have sold 5000 bottles iu less than six months The
amount sold in that length of time Is rurr,ntee is oi.
eacv The only Agent IN The State % Ohio Is stopping
the Van Door ouse 81 MARI Street. ri n Seneca Co.
Ohio, where me peonle will find naMe remedy Tor
Piles ani Fotrd Feet Also, iellev's grrnun Ointment
M iniabe rmody fore Of scfoous aud uutanerus
diseases, surh ~ frysilns fal Reum, Tetcr nF Ring
Worm, &c. The most Of the people In ihisvirng ihnk
that have len This country. 70 such / would iay hnt
vii not leave until next September
e sure that the wruea sienaiore Of James ieey h on
''sn i3oel none other genuine ,,,ss
General Agent for Ohio and al States Westond South.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

NJ ANASSAH Grove and Malinda Grove, and Anth nv
WI j. Sanders their Guardian; Jacob Grove and lneh
Cfono his Guarliiuand iohn a. Oan and Rehccea Ofi.
40 bis wife. win take notice. thai ic 2isi day Of ianu-
nf Common Pleas Of ScnccR county, Oho, where the
o now pnnding demanding assignment of dowcr in nnd
partition 81 the following deacfibedlandi and tenneut
wit;
The outhhafefue rh.eas quarter Of section six, tGl.
m 90 gnshn oue ~ nonh. of ranae huecn i3l IN Sem
COUNTY Ohio and containing ghy.on and oi,y -four
huaATsdihs acres Of lnudi As follows, to-wits
To The said Rsborcn oinn the one tall md equal lifa
as follows, io.witi
To ha said iohu Chambers, he nll and eara half
prr haroofi the s1 Naunssah Grove iho hi and
equal flourish pr hrfaof and 10 he said Melinda md Jacob
Grlve, ohCh the one n 10 ani equal eighth n'u thereof
AZ tonaKi tern OF sli couri, application Will ma e
hv said John Chamherh ran erier hai dover be assigned
n, aud partition BE- made Of saidpremi,e', a.cor lngg
JAMES pIiLAHs,
iue2dwp. Si50 A,ly Cor petf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
nav Move.

Mr. Blair Of Missouri has introduced
a resolution n the House for the appoint.
mont Of a committee, to enquire into the
expodenoy Of purchasing territory in
Central or South America, for the colo.
nizlton Of free blacks, now in tho United
States. The resolution was laid on tho
table and ordered to be printed This is
new move on tho political chess. board
and. coming as Il does from a representa-
tive Of q slave state, Is full Of Significance.
Although doubling the policy or justice
Of tho plan proposed by Mr. Blair, yet
we view It as the harbiuger Of better
things to come, when not only Missouri.
but Kentucky. Virginia and Maryland
shall strike FOR general emancipation.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

RF-A Democratic meeting was held
at Springfield Ill.,, on che IS inst The
meeting refused to indorso the Admins
tration in any shape, and tho resolutions
pass by Mr.. Buchanan as unworthy Of no.
tice, II is evident that. unlike the De-
mocracy in tho Ohio Legislature, they
have no "eonddonoe 10 his int, gritty"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

EB-Tho Territorial Committee Of the
U. S. Senate have agreed aud viii report
in favor Of Territorial Government for
Arizouia. Thoy have also a petition be-
fore them from a large numbar Of citizens
from Western Utah. asking Tor a Terrific.
rial Government east Of the Sierra Neya.
dn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

ES- The appointment Of Mr.. Clifford
Of Moino to the Supreme Judgeship Of
tho United States. has at last been con
drmed by the Senate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

EE-The lower branch Of the N. Y.
Legislature is unable to oloo, a Speaker,
The Americans hold the balance Of pow.
er and viii not be Satisfied with anything
less than the olorkship. The Republicans
will not consent to this.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
5000 per Agath.

TO relieve human suffering and accom-
modate the "hard times" Or. Karshner
will cor ii iue bis Electro Therapeutic
Baths at the Holt House one week longer,
and administer them at $500 each In
stead Of $500 as heretofore. DR.. K
viH not hare Il said that "his Baths are
for money speculation" and that the
prico doters the afflicted from comingI
For svery one knows, who knows anything
Of his Practice. that he has ai,oqys done
more practice for nothing than he has ever
received pay for:-but this is the fate o
the Physician.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
wood Woodll WoodllI

Those indebted to us on subscriptions
o,u pay in wood, Il brought in soon.
W. must have the wood or the money.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
cOurt Of Common Piens. Seneca county

ohn Woodward and Charles Van Ouden partners by
Of Wooawari& Van Ouden, plaini against Peter Gros.
lanes u Gross, William a Grphy aud Joseph Rehm
defendants.
rHE said Peter Gsass and James D. Gross, will tske
tioe that The 10th hHv of fnuurry, A. ID. 1852, the
plaintiff 0led their petition IN civil aron in ,aid Covrt
against the aforesaid defendants, in wrh petition hev
IN substance hl hey the ovaersof Judgment aain,
said lanes n Gross aud Josiah Cofhet IN sad Court
IN the % e2 and coss and interest thereon since the
l9h dav Of July, A. d. sj5, that the 4 she hest lien
noi No. ~, 90 the town of Louisville In said c0nntv'
a. AT said Grnhy executed MOI snd premises to
said james d. Gross which nainii n adv srd held bv
the said Peter GToss. planNs also ask thai all liens
unon said nfemises may be mnrhaed the premises soi
and the fret proceeds applied 10 the paymo Of Plaintiff
sAid Indgmen'.
Snid petition must be answered before the enh dav
OF Mach, is5s the will be taken true and indg.
meui rendered accordingly. J.C. LEE,
iu22.0w-pc $500 ATTY for Plfins.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Bs~ Il is said that the Administration
intends to remove Gray from the Cleve-
land Post Office on account Of his defec.
ton on the Leoompton question.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

EWHou. D. S. Dickinson was badly
injured at Blugham.op N. " on Friday
pight, by being thrown from his wagon.
His horse took fright at the cars on the
railroad.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

Banking House OF w. c. Hedges " Co j,
win pay such rate Of iSrEsEsr on money dc.
posted specified time, as may be agreed upon
BY the parties
We epay tho usual rates Of interest on deposits
subject to withdrawal on dcmlnd.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. G. BALDWIN,
" O. HEDEES
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

RV- Mr. O. Munger. Dougltsiie. has
been removed from the Findlay Post
oiico and James Robinson ap original
Bnehanan man. sppoinled u his place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

PUoH's But RErUMArED. The Rich.
mond Enquirer pays Senator Pugh the
compliment Of exposing The weakness Of
his "compromiso, {" and anuihilating it IN
detail This was rather an unnecessary
labor as its absurdity is obvious at the
6rst glance, Elsewhere it is silently re.
padipled. without even tho honor of D
paragraph TO It's memory ~ Cin. Gas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
SPECIAL NorIo E s.:

Wooos kEsroHAuyr,-Ot all the rssturltives for the
h't thai have bee" invented, Wools claims
the ar place It will certainly restore The natural color Of
the halr II he directions arc follower for a surclen
nengh ortme Il also has produced ason shing effects
bringing ont growth ofhair, whers the head had been pr
yiouay BALL Wood does preteud tatt will do this
ali think bis eando good Recommendation
" the virtues which his resoUniye readily possesses n
the roos Of the hair destroyed human power,an
make them grow aganjt where there any vitality len
In the root theriiorave win the hair in an
s pristine vigor II has done this repeatedly whore al
other rsmedles bad si Itis therefore worth while In
aen'eso mako the experiment For gearing the head OF
aandruG and hickenng AMI strengthening thc hair It ha,
norvul.--Westem Patriot.
sY-sold by all the Draggish, u.lm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

EvTho Wisconsin Democracy held a
mass convention last week and passed
resolutions strongly endorsing Douglas
and oondomnlng the Administration.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

R.y~ Mr. Dawes bill, in the Legisla-
ture, for the relief Of Delinquent Tax
payers was killed in the House. The Lo-
cofooos are more anxious to catch Ken
tucky's runaway negroes than to relieve
The an-ridden people Of Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
Couri of common TIoae, sencca county,

Wiliam r Nseloy, ". llear' +, Merry, NJ
DICHARn Nilinms. his wife ANN q. Winirms and
~ Ellen OthoTn, in The stnte ofNew York win take no.
lice tha William n Neeev of iin connfy Of Seneca on
state Of Ohio, dii on the 2h aavel Jauuary, A ID. 53
Gle Bis PEI ion IN the Corr II Common rlnar within end
FOR the county Of Seuere IN said state of On asain them.
Anna e, o'hor, Eissbe'h r. oshoFa, iohn l.. Osborn.
George Osbom, NaV O.lor', Eiwanl Osborn, Henry n.
Nery w g. lone and Earl Hil ieienlants settling foFh
that y, r. Osborn, deceased gave morteage 10 he said
William ~ Norlev the west hafofihe South We quar-
er andhe north east qnartr ef the oalh west gaaeE Of
section weniv-hfee, (gal Township three, t1l. Range
hhcen, 5,, IN Seneca County Ohioi containing le0 scres
moe o. less 10 The payment Of Five liuueh snd
fweniy, $500, don s acrorng air NOTE retrr
70 10 said mortgage. That since the giving ls osaae
he aid oshol diedinicslale eaVlne Anna e. Oshon HE
widow, and EhEsheh e. lohn T., Geofse, Wav, Fllsn,
and Edaard Oshofn. snd Anna a. WilHams his children
md hairi. That Rirhsrl Williams Is he hashani Of
Anna Wiiiaas. and Hsnrt Mefr tl.s iulg aaaliae1
and acting slminisiflfo ofihn ErHia Off F hnln
eeasei' Tint ihs deleni Lone and Bafram Co.,
terot in said lini, uu sr me said " u shnfn ma PRIV
ne that fai mul air nav stid now coimed % BE-
dne with INTEREST, rhlt said DO sold % INV
me SANE, rnlthe Said Rchar Wiliams. Anun %. VII
tams, ahi ELLEN osorn notified hnt hey srperf md
ensWef saii petition bofors ha ti SATURDAY aief
b. i. BARTLETT SON,
inaQau frf. AuNs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

rV-chlo State ami Union Law College This In
,ttuton has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees
legally conferred, and Students graduating may he
admHedtqprietioe. FotCiFsuari address, Cleveland,
dc25.lt NJ 4 KING, soer-isrr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

~ The Editor Of the Cleveland Plain
dealer is to he removed from the Cleye
land Postc flee. unless he resigns, for re
rusing TO denounce Douglas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

f. W Roeme, ". Frederick aIaiiee.
Before u r Coonr,d. r., Of clinton township Seneca
County, Ohio.
nN the 7h daY Of l7nnnty, A. H. 1859, said Justice h.
~ sued an orb nf attachment IN the above action fr
be- sun Of Fourteen Dollars and Fny Cents
inl5-aw E.W. REEME.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
rourtof Common pleas ofSrmeua coun-
~ Ohio. ---Petition for Divorce.


''"7'T" T'7ITTTT y " TITTTI T : y II"'T
I'HL iaip defendant neniamin Warner win tatr no.
uce that dcpoiions Of wiincsscs will be taken IN the
above cause ~ ne Office Of ne Probate JUDGE. At Nc
non, IN hnoN county, State Of Ohio the ahdny Of Feb
tuau, A. y. los between the hours Of O'Clock, a. NJ.
and 10 O'Clock, W. X UORD,
jn23tw-p ai.fj. riHintinf Auy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

RBA special committee has been ap-
pointed by Congress, TO investigate the
Fort Smelling Land Sale swiudle. Some
rich developments arc expected.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22
PROBATE NOTICE

LLpcrons Interested win take notice shat tho F,..,
~ tore of fe last Nilis ani raIiancntt Of Ni0Iss i
Jscoh tiief Geotae MeIsha 1bonaa nesnsti BENJAMIN
kin, Josiah Roop Rachel nnsa, iohn Hesfiie risrt n.
and Adam fkci and ie raa dsns NJ Michse atshi Nar
frrt siahi igdia finil William N Houland n 1hos Uen.
nfil. hmene lennefii fhe hcir of Ruter roaen food
oni I've inhop hltt heiin it Office their scrouui i final
,eueueni Andthc Ouariians OF Aaron Rolie. CrfoHue
Min'ori ronnia Niusrr russn Winsnr, Anrenc Minsof
ieiefson Nius0f. Gcorre W Ninaor Isme, ty yFin.fr
Ann =, nampssife George " Hanp.hife, James Fry,
aofica ~, ahhnne j. shade, Adam feiahner, farah
tigcn LeWia hiern. ELLEN Shell en-. srrsh kheicn. No.
at tfligow ioshua Clitlow. tucsa Ann Cfariow iran.
rine Hester; md The csecuor Of ho last wills and iesa.
ment Of Chnsfiau Mlernnd Frederick Iesch have alfd
in this Office their accounis iur settlement her which nc.
counts Win up for ring aud settlement on ne Gh
day Of February, A. u. le5s J.K. uORD
fn223w Probate Judge
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-22

EI- The Editors are having good
time in Cleveland this week. We are
sorry we could not attend.