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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07
CITY COUNCIL.

THURSDAY Evening April 29th, 1858.
Council met Present-Alcssrs. Holt, Ho3ey,
Homing and Poorman.
On motion Of Mr.. Holt, the readingof the min
utes Of the previous meeting were postponed un-
til next regular meeting.
The following bills were ordered to be paid:--
j. @, Mitchell, for packing Engine No /, $780,
S, s. Kiainger, for assisting at same. 81 90: A. &
3. Kuebler, for Leather for Engine No / 62J9c,
On motion j G. Harris was admitted to a seat
in Council as Reporter for the Tifin Tribune.
Oa motion the Clerk was instructed to issue
notice for proposals for Guttering and MeAdam.
izing Washington Street, from the Wire Bridge
to the south side Of Madison street.
On motion Of DR., Hovey, the Street Commis.
sidner was instructed TO advertise and sell eertain
lots and parts Of lots in the lst and % Wards for
paving.
Mr. Heming remarked that he was about to re-
open very tieklish subject, namely, that the
Council once more Try to come to an arrangement
with the Gas Co. for lighting the city When,
On motion Of Dr. H9yey, the Clerk was in.
strueted to offer the Timn Gas Light and Cox,
Company $500 per thousand leet for Gas for III,
use Of the City, the Gas Co. 10 place metres a
certain places named in the proposal.
On motion Council adiournea.
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satteriee Bell g. Co.'s Great American
Circus.

All the world and his wife are on the qui yiye
for the Great American Circus, which will per.
form here on Wednesday, May 18th, 1858, with
the best, and said to be by their Agents, the only
legitimate Circus now travelling in this country.
This company has been selected with great
care, from English. French and American Cir.
cuses. French and American Clowns; Equcstri.
ennos and Voldgeurs; English Aorobats, Panto.
mimists and Grotesqucs, and American Riders,
and not only American Riders but the stars of
the world, make up circus thateyerybody wants
IS see Of course.
The Great Band Chariot drawn by 30 horses,
two abreast, forming the longest team ever driven
in the world, will announce the approach Of this
Mammoth Show.
Come on, all yc boys and girls, and see the
hest wagons, best horses, best performers, and in
fact best everything you ever did see in the shape
Of a Circus.
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Particularly sham.

Several papers, including the Upper sandusky
Union and Pcrysburg journal, have inviting
ly copied our article Of a few weeks since with
regard TO the melancholy demise Of Mr.. 90. A.
Nine" Of Republic, The Plymouth Advertiser,
which by the way ia great on smelling a rat,
also copies Il and adds "a follows:
Poor CAninel We presume the citizens Of
Seneca viii take up subscription for the benefit
Of his distressed family, What a pity his cxis-
tence should have been CUR.tailed ia such DcG.
mntio manncr.n
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Mr.. H. Zahn, Of this place is extensively on.
gagged in the lumber trade aud his operations arc
not entirely confined to this continent, rs the fol.
lowing from the sandusky Register will show:
We learn that Mr.. H. Zahn, Of TiRin. has
shipped 100000 feet Of Black Walnut lumber TO
Hamburg, Germany. The cargo came bv rail TO
this city, was shipped by Lake 10 Buffalo. and
thence to New York 10y canal and river. We also
understand that Mr.. Z. intends making several
similar shipments during the coming summer.
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Job Printing,

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card executed at this Office. very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
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Nav YoaF, Feb q, isse


Meisr's X mann & Co-Gentsi have nt our house In
ST. Louis sold your Ague BAlsam three years.
carefully observed It's effects In curing, and In oil can
dor say do not believe ia equal exists In h the world OF
medicines To my personal knoWecge Il has cured ne
nentlyeveg time and have known ttused after al other
remedies bad been tried IN vain with the mast happy result
And what Is more remarkable have never known a case
but whist remained euTed for that season have
ehillS and fever.
Respectfully Yours. PRoF ] WOOD.
S. K. MANN & CO., Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good
Druggists. Apr30-3mtc
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t5y@ All Advertisements MUST be handed In by
wednesday Of each week, to secure their appear
nnce
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

The highest market price is now paid in cash
by our merchants and produce dealers, for Wheat
and Corn. So don't complain any more of hard
times, but bring in your grain and sell it.
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Seneca County Agricultural Societ,
M | I i / M j R u

M".D, MFargslou, Woaldrelpaotfaliy inform tho Ia.
a,s @ tla go veiui has removed 20 Gsops
o. .es9ingion street. where shs propaTpdto 40
Ahstnda % Millinery and Matchmaking, "a she Intar
style and on The lnogilibofhilenna.
Ihsnklal iof Pait aamiis paIonigs, shS iolieitt
e'h'pA9hss0i us iaas, mal.3s
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sPEoIAL NOTICES:

EwThe grette,t natural ornamen, to the "hunan form
divine ,unQuesdonnbiy 6ne uSurent healthy growth
ofhaiE Hhas been esteemed In a ages Of the world
snA among al nations savage civilized. Hence the In
b1avs Tegarl, e ,oap Of his enemy his greatest trophy
FOR similar feafon the fashionabs belle oen dilguses
The region or vahity we'll her other chronological
gan, with borrowed locks.
Tie who should discover mode Of preventing the hair
from showing the intoads Of envioui Time BY rung prem
utursiy gay method by which could bo restored whom
falling OF OF turning white and way ofpromoing It,
unusd and ururont growth, would be justly entitled
Fsnk among the bsncfaoorI ofho human Read the
lel onia, ia another column, Of the wonderful not 70
say almost miraculous effects Of Proie,or Woods Hair
Restorative and fhe has not accomplished all this
tCspilal City Fact.
rzg-soidby all The Druggists. ms7Im
FOR SALE Ar THIS OFFICE.
One Full Scholarship In the Ohio State and Union Law
college. Cleveland, Ohio
One Full sehoar.aip intho Eclectic College Of Medicine
Ciheinnau, Ohio.
Al Of the above will be sold very cheap for Cash.
ss-oAlo State ana Union Law oollogo.-Thi, To-
v,itution has removed 10 Cleveland, Ohio Dcs'oo'
are legally conferred aud Student. on graduating may be
adnuedto practice. ForCirculau address. Cleveland
dsQ5.h NJ. A.KiNG. Secretary,
Banking House of w. c. Hedges * Co.,
Pay Interest on Deposits
Rsmanins Months, at per cent
as
le 40
any time, return Of csriaoa,e
JOSIAH HEDGES.
A. c. BALDWIN,
Juy 10. 1857. W. c. HEDGES
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HATS, HATS,
all sorts and Sizes all shapes and orm, for Men and boy,

Rear this 10 mind, that We arc PRACTICAL WORK.
MEN, with long experience and have EfeaeF fritics
for furnishing Clothing customer at fully as low II
not lower prices than they bo had any where else in
Northern Ohio.
All We ask IA a call before purchasing elsewhere and we
will convince any Of this fact.
Remember Is per cent saved heso hard times Is not To
be overlooked. Respectfullv 80
Tfhn, ApT9to BACIER A VRNNRR
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AsnrAnuLA, Ohio. Janl,t. 1859.

Meisr 8. X. MANN 4 Co-Genis! In eunvassina the
states OF on and Michigan for the sale Of the datron
remedies Of which have contto our attention has been
called 10 observe the that your ARue anm has
gained for itself In every place where sold. Ifeay seems
TO he The peope remedy and It's sales more rAnid than
Al others Il s destined TO upcfeede MI other aeue Fe me
dies In the market Very Truly Yours,
A 4 HENDRY.
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ETGRwy EtdHT, aIGNw.
just received and on exhibition at
Yerk's Stove Emporium,
Rnapp'S Patent Carbon oil Lam.

The only perfect Combuster OF these Os; and we repeat
~ the only Lamps which be carried around the house
burning the pure Coal Ois Aithe kinds Of Goal oil lnmn'
which are at all in favor constantly burning In ouv
orei ana upon examination TAIL Of the oonvic
Othtfa - ~"
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Why as tie Demand so Great for
Or. MANH'S
AGUE BALSAM?

II BECAUSE IL will in all cases. safely and eoeualy cure
- that much dreaded seouge Of the Wct-Chis Fever
and Ague-without fail and In will countefact the
poison Of Malaria, Of which o thousands do TESTIFY and
unlike az other noslIams u is only recommended or
lass Of diseases nndAs tonic Il unsurpassed We will
offer few evidences Of It's worth by meh Of influence and
high standing.
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M.nlnAlL, MIeh., Fob lllh. -

DR, MANN Col have sold a large amount Of yonr
ARue Balsam IN this vicinity and from my personal know
edge Of H. believe Il the best remedy for chs fever and
ague that has ever bern sold In our State.
Respectfully Yours, o. A. HYDE.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 4 hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed end qualified - Admiuirtaior with tho will
zFH59s' STEPHEN LAFHAM. AdnlnF.
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PRIEerros. m. seni. 90. Is51.

Dr. MAEN-DehrS Sir For several years past Ihave used
your Ague Buam IN my daily practice and have closely
observed M effects In hundreds cases. and In no case hn
aod oproduce the most happy effect most cheer.
fully recommend ta certain specific for ohls fever and
ague, and maahous diseases. Truly Yours,
H. AUSTIN, MD.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07
Opposite tie Court House.
EXECUTOR,s NOTIOE.

NOTICE Is hereby gven thN the subscriber has been
~ daily appointed and qualified the Executor Of The
win Of Pery A. Fleece late Of Seneca county o. deed
April l6i 4w JOHN'C LEE
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Tiffin Retail MarIEet.

Oorysoted weekly. BY u. A. BusKtRR S.Co, whole
sale sod Retail dealers in GrAosrea and pfoooe % 81
tiods. ahawhans hock, TifRno.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07
COAL OIL! COAL OIL COAL OIL
We havo the Exclusive Right Of n
loMRs pAAT Mlok lAmt

Bnrner which for many reasons is ar hyperion to any
other except the KRapp Lamp, and will be sold at whole
sale or retail az very low price These lamps are
Becoming Exceedingly Popular
with al classes in and Of tho City, and no one can BE-
induced TO part with them Afff ttial
knnpps Patent Lamp awarded tho First Premium Al
the ~ ~
Ohrystal Palace, in November last,
and decided BY the judges to be the geaes invention Of
the last 20 Yeas, In light. DO you wish
More Light at Less Price9
n these Iarl Tines all are on the alert 10 reduce orno
ses, without 10 like proporon sssenne te comfos and
eonvenieneest life. We take great pleasure IA Bringing
10 your notice, the Greatest Invention Of the Age
t8,,Call and see the Lamps, and Give lhem a Tdui.
APf@Se G. NJ. YERK.
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sL L0.O,F.-Oakloy Lodge,

- No, 3i7, meets ovctv Wednesday Rveni ne.
N7H O'CLOCK, At Odd Feuows Hail, IN shaw.
hans Block, Main street J. W MII.IER. NJ IN
r. w. OunASb, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

;sse o. srArs.si fnrn.,a-s s-peei,Iy oosa D. r,is
very stt-sctiye, ssa sls, very p,oii,bls TIE MT
5en. pat II toe ~erk, ,e- .ticg -aa sc'ol-
vcIb. fOTe's 81 Isrescs9es ard .ne g,idips coz 4
\. o6re by the women, AIDED oy tAs oder esdrsn.
With proper prse .cs snc s,tention Z. you'd Is -
ri.d 10 ,ies. pe''tctior, snd 'ntesd wO1ii form
scbcCl of 81 IN Toe 'sfsohs1nett
vii row pesk cftne buildings and thsir sr-s--s-
r,srt The d.egiDgs OF ste nhaoi.sots wocd %. -
sesfters6 over tbe cOcas,n, snd widely ss7,rH-i IS
orr fsiro.aoufes ros are. They 'ut D. Pls,st a
~. c,nt-s g. The tom.n. suIroGrdst by no .s-taas
ara u, orohaTis ard grouped toge;oerso a. % f,c-
i.a,e social sad industrial rsls.ioos ssd 70 conceE,-;o
dom ,tc lsbSis. Ib-y would D. az non 81 ~ 4nd
public squs.e or psIk, ooaG.ua!y laii o. .n- o'os
nsrteo witp ,rees shraSbsIs ans Sefs; ia-y Hosd
occupy three s;sss ofr me f)lrh bc'og ea or>a Tor
the vi,w. Tiey NJLid p.st 81 cOttsgrs ~ no
isnilies OF scare az. oui angs for sn@o per-
scrs ofthe latter there shJui b 81 e's tniee CSC
The co,sses would De Of 6ifsrec -1rs, some i,'se
enough o accommodate two fsnies. and sons e'en
more. As ttele would be ID kl.csers in The eot-
's-es, several families ~cnil live "a euIos
Is, lson under che rC0.. Ine lArge baadCgs,
besioe cort4irirg rooms fos single psr.cns,
vcald be devoted % rses II col ecve caGrs,,as. Ia
one Of them wogld DC heated thc conbnei Kitchens
of the estaofs merit, tae d-iuc -oos hsls OF recsp
tion public saloons etc ln oiher wonli be %, ssei
the schools sLd lecture 'Oms snd 10 the eAssglaut
sud It's, story Of 'he t0rd sou'd be co.l.cset .ss
workshops 10 witch those brsDches - industry that
csused reiher cirt Dor noise would % Pro oscget.
irgroous se spoke OF.
The psIk should be ohlorg shape, say ST hl1s
drec by thousepd feet, highly orrsnestsd. snt
or, ss,d by shaded wsss. In tAs oeot"r rotiedt
might be instructed for snd social fes.ves
Around the psik and 10 fr ut Of the co'tsy-s Ia
rur a covered wax, WI ch yoald able toe members
10 comuunicste with the central eddces-ths 3,Gsg-
roc MS schools. workshops etc -sthoat oeIos ex-
poseo to the rair WIND. Tie buildings saoali ee
>, meircsly varied IN ther architecture go sto FOR
a. sgre,sble diversity. The private dS..hngs, con-
sistiug orly Of psrlOrs and bsi-rooms and aAypS
rei,her ktChers Tor suldes, reed nos be s'g>, and
could be oorstructedsts comp''syes sm>i ex lenss.
IRE erge work shop, the s05es cd oher Gu. a0a'es
would be located in the rear and ~ such dssice as
not to nccu mode the iuhaOitant- by rose or diit-
This biei description is sutiioeot TO give gene
dss of the plan OF building. ihe furdsmeotA am
s 10 associate families az Ner Rorsh0lf ldcors, az
ledre fk,tq is0lGfcd in their mCstc rtlafi'gs. Va
can i,e the Kitchens ~hou, uniting the fAnr Z.
If there are 200 families and 800 single persons On tie
dcmsin, il woulo be an absurd comolic, ,tou 70 hAyo
30 sspsrate kitchens, with ss macy tires COOKE Acs
everyone would see the folly OF H. Tee principle tesn
VIII Cd is to guide us sssocstion and economy 40
mestic LAHORE, and isolation 10 family lite. ,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

.e hereby susnis.d :, s.. IA 30 es,,. 's.
%. 'sun . e ~ :. ss;e oS =. s.;. ;. =,
of srs thu ,sy esy u March tsy.sd ss5. hga
s,oa sei yas Il: s. hsr ri1s nd e. 5. IA
u be saJ sBo JeN 't .osN1 And Tie ,sd eapfs
,Aa t,,e ss-'t IN i. r-.pe1 :. be o. oA ,sr.6
cr. se IN The sas comfy esiAs oss tse wsnI nEih
a. I. sct .s,l i,ls sa'e .aHsais:,iy.
CHATTER ocLXXxIy-Ap A.. 10 ..p@pd Al .et entitled
rsaei,hi,' passed Aprl iia 1851 Pu.d ipl Isoa
Toe Pe pie lie sise Of New Yo;s Isrrf a,ed pte
the 'n,kd &C. % he Rsv.ed staGse. IN r's91
e hmito passed ApF H. ~ y 'n'sHasn
Section Of said article hereby amended " A. 70
Every alteration .licb hall n made IN ths name. q me
eral psIsI IN tbe Of u b4Le's Of n tae eAl ~ y
.nAs h,leo' oSbtIieU'ed PED or o~ned or 70 y &
aIy pssr vh4;her speciA h Dc deemed dlsso-
aop the psI,b.rshIp he isles Of po'raiP .h.
p city ,bs; events the prneuip shall b. eonc1ed ~
survivors in which De- continued III ae 81
Abd eve,y .aeh psrnershp silch h. be carried on
s0eh sson ssa hsve been ste such death saA h,se o.
buLes usI,sced after such Alteration or oetth eAceP N L-
s 81 ~ b, tse =. sore.aa in which ea.e
bs heirs legal epreseusses o. the eec~ss-d partner may
succeed 10 The IsneTp hRhs Of such decesed pn-r and
coDinue the 'intss the same "a s1ch partner PAD .mNned
alive poyiotd t5st more special pxrn.r o.
an sdoiorsl caps asreed apar By sesF
special partners and the alteration Of the pnerhp By .uca
a6coIt partners sbs not the partnership general
alter ~ woTk osoiutoDi provided ~ fenefsl
gn, ,. y Is o, 1s s o. s1 m a. nav r es
hd verified oath y o them ns tie pAncs And 'cs'
specially ccrtbued ~ BY them And s'5
partner the beso legal representatives. OF any s1eh
special Farmer sseo may ,e hs in he rinersrp
without dissolution thereof rendering the partner
ship general prOyeds notice o such ae be alec within ten
Of paiflersp sy have BEN sled purchaser
sIe,i thseupon become special partner wiih tie '1e
z 2 This act 81 All iaIe ehsc. iInnse.asly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

GRAsD LsRcEsY.-Mr. ii. G. Lawrercc residing "A
Anise street. rear Jo- meg street, on Tnuislsy last
engaged domestic named Mary Csll,lsn, a, an m
telgerce oif.o in Ne--York and employed her in his
fsmiy. On Sunday afternoon she went out taxing
with her rlmber Of articles of clothing ssd silver
ware, en- .urtrg to 81 ! valIe. Her abseuc' ~as
discovered ,oon SITTER, and sho was pursued by Mr..
Iavretoe, Who discovered ksr in Grand s1est, IN
con psny with two neuesses, who were sssis'rx her
to carlyle booty. With the assistance VI Odeer
,hern Of tie s.xtn Precinct 81 was arrested, and
was her inte nlon 10 cave for lre and in feE a.ys,
and stcie the goods TO get an oc'6t' me VS. yes
.erosy morning se-. to ths rsn.tentiary COR four
u. 'tns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

RoBBERY-OD Monday morning the Issdsnc' Of
Mr.. Ira Ives No 2s eut5 Ahlrd street, 80 lts,'1
bx tbeveg and silver ware d jo vey 20 The sooGnt
Of about 80 take tseref.om The thieves NUT
have eIiered tie ncuse during the time the fA1Jy
were At breakfast, &c the ROBBERY Wa hGs dvcoysrsd
MI lsts or M,f5s, -yeD g. No clus ae'yet D.ea
obtsined ss 10 tie missicg propc.tJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

SUIcIDE.-AIstbew Finn, the tykespsr for John
LsrgstsG. ia Myrtle avenue, committed suicide Oh
Tuesday moinirg by taking doss Of laudanum. Do
mes.ic difficulties are stated to be .oe cause. Coroner
RsddDg beie IN inquest, and verdict Of dssth By
sulcds was ieLdered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

L.tc,gY.-l 5out roon yestsIdsy nero nsmsd
Tu ,k.r vac sres' dby O-cer Lyocs. IN Wasoingten
p.ce, b. y.-g = nig potse.' nv. on, wnisa were
syIt.. d 10 he :. b. 80. He ~ss locked up II
tie r,tt Dstrict St4t.vnl' 'o':ss for sxsciah.son.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

DiscHARoED -yienry >urth. vso vss arre.'sd on
.ionr.v ~ o. cht cg 5ior, was dsc .fgsd yet
An ,IJer ares, wss abe olsnt'y served IN him
1T tie suit OF the ccLlplainaL 1erz
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

ALLEGED MU.yERgRs Yest'riGy
Oflcers Hgsirs ara Raynor, Of the D.pu.y Saperin-
tend Ut flee, srrested Charles Rupueh and J,uos
A. Hapna on iequ,ition Of the Governor OF Rhode
Islsrt. They sre charged wi h the killing Of . ncco
in the f-eets Of Providence, r. l., some three weeks
since. Tbs prisoners we're given in charge Of OsiSa
John NJ. Shaw and Jol @. Case, Of Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Tri Jupcs AND .HE Wit.Ess -" Or C'or
II III Yo,ton PIT t-,.' s.ory Of one OF the s5uta-
srn ci..es a. the Empire St-'e, vacl he ssys IL -
uLe ~ am Sc IN e York 't..s' Jutse u. .vsu
kro.,p n the oar Of to sou'.s,n c.intie. d.
ODD "ctartcte:,' ar -.crc gsId tories .; tod
abou1 bm IL ,G any mar 10 o-LcL 10 tat Soo.
. Judge usrp,r - ecu. :s dogns.r yrss" Ito
sar az ssst, and ac'i.rs pl"sscs ths AZ &C WI 90
), see n bseri y lsus heJ =. itsy Nd eae
tDsnco ,cs tss " sn an Irish Vince "a ~ ina
essrC, who b,.ng rs'h~r unnsnss ssbis. s.' tsksn
n and By tle Judge with ms'rsr wnel % .sa verS
sl.Inly, " Yol s5al See gsr .e 81, n2v - La
lie lim." "Een DsnIi.," '.id TO- Jug, h'1al7,
tell " tie cc.sspts II that c1-e: " iss, yer
yo,sbip ssa tle witness, ea9eilT fT, pss
Was a p,ct ne Of D.1 O'Conneil the grsat E.-a
nat. Ma, 90 yer ,onors he'rd Of him ?" "Csf-
tainly. ;" said the judges A" go o. With IL, IN
yeptoYy "1Afa the Sas picture Of "'Ir Lad and
Ssvioar Jesus Cnrist May b. ,ar kJaor's h>ari Of
I,m1" The unsi.s .sctsd i1cx of bqui. aid oOussssL
ace u,osried .he W nesss cords sst the su! mes N
rosr of laughter sr tie Jutgo will never hsa'tas
last OF =. -
Ar,gro named Joa- Francis vas bestra o. rndsy
right lsst BY q psliy y roy Las xho ~re 9spg1s
sbou. circus tent IN Chicago 20 tHst ne III "a
Monday Ggst. The suthsriles have 10 sias :" 'ao
aC.la murderer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

THE JOISr BoARD.-The Joint Board of Aldermen
ard Supervisors met in the Common Council Chamber
Of the City Hall last evening fr the purpose Of 6nog
the appiopratons for city expenses for the coming
year. AID. Kslbleisch presided. 4 communication
was received from the Polcs Commissioners stating
that the police expenses or the City e Brooklyn and
county towns for 1859 would be a. follows:
Comfy "a 30
The report Of the Committee Of the Joiat Board Was
read and scc' pied when the Board adjourned 10 Fi-
day next at 4 O'Clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

PRoPosED r DUcrIoN or rHs PoLIcE FoRor.-
At special mee,irg Of the Common Council, yestar-
day. Alderman Douglass submitted lengthy report Of
the Law Committee, on a resolution offered by him &
f rmer meeting in favor of reduction of the present.
police force in order 10 cut down expenses. The fol-
loving resolutions were appended;
Resls5 That the Law Committee shall prepare st esrly
the form of repes that par, 'hs MsicpoSt
oe Law that shall apply any 10 the City Of Brooklyn
Pe.ed That the pce force o tLis city b. educsd 70 ono
half e e.eut uumb.r snd the money De rsed
foT taxes shah be in sccordsnce with to- same.
AID Pi>rsou presented minority report on the ssmd
subject to which was attached the following rssolu,on
Ree4 That the the police government be reeres
10 the same and tbey report TO this boa .aeh
char4es the present Metropolitan P,cs laws required ID
the expense ard the time give proper potscton
! the city.
Both reports were, after somc discussion, laid upon
the table.
As the joint Board will make the appropriations be-
fore the ext meeting of the Common Council, TIE re-
ports even if acted upop will have no effec. this sev.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

CisP1ER CCLNXXyIl.-- in i; 20 eDs,., tbe O.weso
va as, 'apDy los ll "a ccs-eatc 81 oisais,
ucn. Pa-,sc Arii loih lsf'.
il People o. ID >s Of SwiysS rerrsse ~ ic S'r-.e
sne 49, mnY, O. enact toi3s stTfcN J. 4.s css
, Nr1 ' c'f .oFe' rg.-t-i under s1c an t4-s-
y f1h o .'" fh' fr. '11 -'rPciri'ns 1- -t'n't,
AZ sg.tsr, gaNes .es3 saa ,itY-s ~ As Yi,J's.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

TITcOMBs LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE SINGLE
AND MARRIfD TIMOTHY 1ITCOMB esquire. Limo,
pp. x51 Cbsres ScTbDer.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-23
An UnfOunded Report.

One or two ofthe St. Paul papers some three
weeks since, published an article to the effect
that the Land Office at this point was to be
removed to Bayfield,. We have assurances
from Washington that there is no ground for
this report, than that Mr.. H. NJ Rice, of Min
nesota, was endeavoring to bring about such
a result. He has large interests at Bayfield,,
and would no doubt like to have the office re-
moved to that point in order to assist in build
ing up his town. We are inclined to the be-
lief that it was from this interested source the
papers in st. Paul received their intelligence.
Superior (Wis.) Chronicle.
What! Has the great Moccasin Chief
ceased to be the god of their political ldolatry
up at Superior! The ghosts of those two or
three hundred votes that were ferried ovor the
st. Louis river when the Great Moccasinisdon
run against w. R. MARSHALL for Delegate to
Congress, rise up before us in grim astonish-
ment at such apostacy. What is itpossible
they have discovered up on the Lake that H.
NJ. RICE is true to this own interests all the
time, and to nothing else? Surely Bayfield,
is an eye-opener to the folks at Superior as
to the disinterestedness of the friendship of our
Nautical Senator for their famed city! and the
north shore generally