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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

MCCUrcHENrfLth, May 10 leae'
EDroR TRIsUNE,--I was truly asionished to
kohee In your issue few weeks since a sa.irieal
attack uron my humble sslf, Which must have
been conceived IN ihe mind Of sohie powerful
and original genius, whose light wiiho doubt soon
she'd brilliant luslre in the literary frmanent ItI
truly grievcs me 10 think that must now be The
subject Of rdculo, which al know chat have go
greatly dreaded, Tor the last Eve years. 10 and
behold It comes at last like electrical bolts from
some nov philosophical power, which appears to
me entirely incomprehcnsiblo. , had uppoicd
that The modesly and disinterestodness Of my past
conduct would have ensured me at least The re-
spcct, II not the confidence, Of the entire com
munityj but, aasl my hopes Of security are
blasted and even al my isolated labor on the FARM
The keen shafts Of satire and ridioule will drive
me to desperation OF feeling and agonios Of des-
pair. slill trust, however, that some plan can
be ssSised or means provided 10 eause this orig
inal genius 10 think bis fame only imaginary and
thereby lessen the intense Excitement, uhish his
presence must ever create. am informed by
those who are personally acquainted with him,
that he is modest in feelings aud very simple in
his manners and like the philosophers of ancient
Greece, prides himself upon his disgust Of wealth
and lovo Of wisdom. But youth In years
who can possibly predict his destiny or the
achievements bis ingenious satirieal and irOnica
powers might effect. Blending together the in
conSisteucies Of mans fraliiss, how easily he cal
subject them 70 the contempt Of public eve
eager TO seizo upon everything original in charAc
ter and eloquent in expression. Whilst you hav,
no true grounds fcl bic criminal arrest, owing {,
the prudence he has manifested 10 the exercise o
his powers, frame papers that will admit him int,
the Lunato Asylum and, as The world Al large .
interested IN his security, he will no doubt be re
lained until The desired end is effected, uniess ik
true philosopher he fully realizes his position
and studies the secret springs Of his own mind
I should truly love TO know the true name Of Chi
youth, whose fame must long since have beer
heralded from city to city, owing TO the principle
OF mind, which he no doubt possesses, that
might, IN my solitude, reflect upon the brilllanc
Of his imagination and the concentration Of hi
intellectual powers. After begging the pardol
Of the readers Of your interesting paper, for wha
might appear vanity, in stopping my pillow to pei
these hasty suggestions upon subject in whic
all must be deeply interested, with extrem
pleasure subscribe myself, your true friend,
j.. N. FREE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

KEEP THE LAND MARKs IN Yww.--It
used to DO the custom of the Republic to
admit States into the Union on an equal
footing. Times have sadly changed A
premium is now offered 10 territory II
{ will only come in as a Stare State. Aud
further, it is now announced by the De-
mooiacy that territory with only 10000
population can come in as a siOps State,
while il must have more than double that
population TO come in as q free Stat
Go on. gentlemen, with your programmed
Read out the chapter you have begun.
rhe eyes Of the blind are being opened
and the ears unstoppsd, The people have
an eye 70 the landmarks aud win meet
you at the polls.- .SeiOto Gazette.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

TINS MURDRR AT THE PKNlrENTrARr IN
CoLUHBus.---The man killed at the Pepi.
'enIiary on Thursday by his fellow con.
viet Myers, was = simple minded person
named Bartlett Neville. who had been
sentenced from Athens county to three
years Imprisonment for horse stealing
He was about 81 years old, At the time
Of the murder, he was engaged in light
work about the prison yard, when Myers
came up, and without proyooalion, felled
him TO The ground with an axe. lie re-.
peated the blows until the skull of his
victim was beaten in, Myers, whose
term Of sentence would have expired in a
hlIle more than two years. is Of violent
temper, and has been often punished for
inSubordination.-- Gin, Gas,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
OampheIl Oaated al Llst.

The long-pOndins struggle between
Campbell and Yalandigham, in the 3D.
Ohio Congressional District, has finally
beon decided. The resolution in favor Of
Campbo'i's right 10 the seat was rejected
by Is majority and valandigham was vo,
ted in by s majority. This settles the
matter for the time being; but there viii
be another election by the people next
fall, when these two pluoty fowl will
have another chance at each other. They
are both game chickens.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Ha'lRepud,aied.

I. is now rendered pretty certain that
Judge Hall will he repudiated by the De.
mocracy Of this district. He has so
uhamefully violated his pledges and de.
serted his constituency, in voting for the
English bill. to m1ko Kiusas a slave state.
that he has rendered himself odious At
home. We hear Of hundreds Of Demo
Gratis in this county, who have entirely
too much Self-respeol to support Hall,
notwithstanding .he efforts Of the Advsr.
Gssr to whip them 10. One thing is Ger.
tain Hall can never go back to Congress
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

Through the Kindness Of The Auditor, we have
been furnished with tbe following table of stats
tics OF The several townships Of Seneca County, |
as returned byt Assosaors;
HoasEs-Adams, 75si Bloom, si) Big Spring,
$50: Clinton, go; Eden, 655s Hopewell, 6l2,
Jackson, SOS; Liberty, 672; Louion, 72G; Pleas
ont, 59l; Reed. T21 scipio, 700; Seneca sl2i
Thompson, 733; Venice, $685. Tiain, ld Ward,
l4G; Timn, % Ward, %. Total number OF
horses In the county, i0,s49-tolal value, S5l3
.sls.
C,rrLE -Adams, ,557; Bloom, 2,O56i Big
spiiug. l,9l7; Clinton, ! 6ls; Eden, 1885
llopewell, i,5G0, Jackson, ,5g0i Liberty, l,e5li
Ioudon, 1885, Pleasant, 1923; Reed, l,545i
scipio, l624i Seneca. 9,O5li Thompson, l'73Oi
Venice, 2,274i Tain, lt Ward, l62i TifHn, 81
Ward, "a. Total number Of Cattle in the ooun-
", 26,2l2--total value, S2l6,555.
MULEs.-Bloom, q Clinton, q Eden, a. Lib
orty, Pleasant, 5, Seneca, u Venice, p THIN
Let Ward, 2; riain, 9d Ward, 5. Total lumber
Of mules IN the county, 3O-iotal value, 81 $50
sHEEr.--Adams, 55s1, Bloom, 5,5lOi Big
Spring, 1888, Clinton, 4,372; Eden, lOy334
Hopews1, 9 ,9O7; jackson, ,6lll Liberty, 2,Is0
LoudoN, 2,6l7; Pleasant, 1896 Reed, 7,S43
scipo, lO,sl9i Seneca, 2,76si Thompson, S,l6s
Venice, 4i24i Tihn, ist Ward, as Tifin, p
Ward, 2. Total Rumber Of sheep in the county
72,729-.o,al yalne, se0,s00.
Hoos.-Adams, 1870; Bloom, 1885, Bil
Spring, 2,65Si Clinton, l,i57i Eden, 2097
! IIopewel, 2,226i Jackson, 500; Liberty, 1926
Loudon, ISIS; Pleasant, 1851; Reed, 1874
sciplo, ,794; Seneca, 1890; Thompson, 9,735
Venice, 9,455j TiHin, lst Ward, 2s9; Tain, 2
Ward, i22. Total number Of hogs In ihe eoun
~, 54,T6l--total value, S67,643
CARRiAa1s Adams, S6i bloom, lO2; Bi
Ispriug 800, Clinton, 392i Eden, $40, Hopswel
22ii Jackson, 1856 Liberty, 239; Loudon, 92l
Pleasant, 2l5; Reed, $50; scpio, 3O7; seneca
354; Thompson. $50; Venice, 176; TRn, Il
Ward, llO; Tihin, 2d Ward. 6l Total numbe
Of carriages in the county, 3,975-total value
sl32,Oo5.
WArcnEs.-Adams, 40; Bloom, 60; Big Spring
80; Clinton, So; Eden, 81; Hopewell, 4G; Jack
son, IL; Liberty, 80; Loudon, l04; Pleasant, 4I
Reed, 46; sopo, lO4; Seneca, 6i Venice, 1;
lllnni lbF WNlui AVOi llHlni "a Wafui - ~
tai number Of watches in the county, l,O35-tC
tai value, sl7, 535.
PnNos Adams, 2; Big Spring, !; clintor
ls; Eden, 3: Hopewsll, /; Reed, 3. scipio,
Thompson, q; Venice, 10; Tiiin, Isl Ward, 81
! TifRn, "a Ward, n. Total number Of pianos /
the county, 96-total value. Sl2,745.
MulTiA.-Adams, 229; Bloom, 223; Bi
Spring, $40; Clinton, 225; Eden. 255; Hopewel
l76; jackson, l65; Liberty, l63i Loudon, 2II
Pleasant, 1888; Reed, 254; soipiO, 23s; senec
262; Thompson, 900; Venice, 1877; rifin, }
, Ward, 4)7. Tifin, % Ward, 2oa. Total nun
Der Of militia in tho county, $780,
Wheat and Corn.
WHEAT. CORN.
TOWNSHIPS
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
THE LINN COUNTY MURDERERs.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette, J
LAwRENoE. KANSAS.
Monday, May 20, 1858,

LAwRENCE, hANSAs,
Monday, May -, 1858,
Since the extra of the Lawrence Re-
publican, enclosed to You yesterday. was
issued, another messenger has arrived
here from Linn county, having left the
scene Of .he disturbances AZ noon on FRI
day.
lie states that on Thursday a band OF
thirty Free State men, led By Capt.
Montgomery. crossed che State liue aud
went to West Point in pursui, Of the muir
derers. They were unable to find them
there, but learned on their return that
they had been secreted during the day in
a dense body Of timber in the Territory.
Montgomery and his men Immediately
secured the timber thoroughly, but the
Missourians had fed
They then returned to Moneka for re-
oruils. and by noon on Friday their ,um-
Der had been increased TO ninety two,
They were just leaving again for West
Point.
Ii they find the murdeTers, their lives
will undoubtedly pay tho forfeit, But il
they elude pursuit. their property will
probably be destroyed. and West Point,
perhaps, attacked. Tor the Free State men
are greatly exasperaSed.
Some of the most obnoxious Pro Sla.
very men in Johnson county have been
warned to leave the county, and arr pre-
pairing TO 90 so, Intense excitement pre-.
walls.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

NEw YoRK, May 29.-'rhere is a ru-
NOR about town that the British Minister
has dispatched vessel from this port in
structing the British Admiral on the West
India Station to abstain entirely from in
torit ring with American vessels until he
receives further advices from his Govern
ment; but u is probable that dispatches
may have gone out Thursday in the Black
Warrior.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Wiu Be Published June 1874.
THE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
By JOSHUA r. GIDDlNGs.
Illustrated Wih Sic Fine EpgraUings.
One Volume, l2mo. 80 pp. sl,OO


THIS wo,k will portray, with eminent Sbiy, the crimes
Il committed ~ GoyenneRt againsi the MurOons
who fed from South Carolina and other Slave States seek
ing protection under Spanish laws Il will also show the
bad faith exercised towards the Indians of Florida and he
found present true vow Of the ongIought FLORIDA
WAR.
The object Of the work TO operate upon the political
moEaty Of the country, by calling forth the sympahiss and
moral feelings Of the people and It, condemnation Of the
tyranny Of the Executive ahd ts nd
Il 10 The attesiion OF eyegy Ameslran citizen.
The long aud distinguished setvices high personal char
aoteI and known ability Of the writer, will 6e sufficient
qua Fanty Of its merits
Tie Washington correspondent OF The N Y, Evening
Post, who examined OF the advance sheets says!
al have examined Il with pleasure and instruction. The
work will prove valuable history ,of important events
which will undoubtedly he passed by those who ulant
To he the historians Of the eOnnry either consequcnce Of
the peculiar Institution which hechuse they
have the facilities for acquiring information on the SUBJ
ect. To any other than MT Gddngs, the subject OF
the Spanish MnroOnt Seminole slaves would con-
peH and Perhaps there has been subject uhigh
he has more Thoroughly Investigated in The course OF bis
public dnes any that be eompEehan better than is
The book Wi cover vast deal Of important inf Tmaon
besides iAAi of which Is the special object Of the nuthof
10 treat. The oharaoef or Osceoa, delineaed BY tho
pen OF No. Giddings, gland 10 contemplate His patent
age, marriage romantic life and noble death, make up
thrilling and instructive chapter Ia the work; and whd
the whole ptoductdn the alualy enest clear and con
style Of the author u i alp hsau fed with romance
aose ehaiihg than be gathered from the world Of fe
ton"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Terrible Tornado---FrlghuuI Toss Of
Life.

MONMOUTH, Ill.,, May 3l.-A terrible
tornado passed over Ellisca, twelve miles
south Of here. last night. Every house
was blown down, and fifteen persons kill
ed, with several fatally injured. The vii.
lage contains 500 Inhabitants, Report
says none escaped without injury, IL is
impossible to procure particulars Tonight
The excitement in tho vicinity is intense.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

Eg-A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times. writing from Lawrence, X. r.,
says that the Board Of Commissi Jners,
appointed by the provisions of the Eng
lish Bill, held a meeting at Leoompton on
rho 18th ult, aud decided upon the first
Monday of August, as the day on which
To hold the election on the proposition
submitted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

RB- Col, Hsyne. the new U, S. Sena-
tor from South Carolina appointed by the
Governor In place Of M Evans. deceased.
was one Of General JaoksoD's aids at the
battle Of New Orleans.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

NEw PRocEss FOR TANNIN0. -Ou
Wednesday last, We were shown by Mr.,
j. Farr. Of this place, handsomely,
and what appeared TO be. q woll-tanned
c.lf-skin, which ho informed as, was
taken from ths animal jus, one week previ-
Gus. The tanning is done by new
p5jcsas. We understand the time neces
sary 70 tana cAlf-skiB is'oighteen hours.
--Aorlralk ReGeel0r.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

EEThe U. s. Senate has declared the
two bogus Senators from Indiana, Bright
and Fitch, lawfully entitled to their seats,
thus sanctiOniug one Of the grossest leg
islative frauds ever perpetrated.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Ernm norhe,lrr.N. N.

RooHEsrER, May 2S.-A writ Of error
has been granted in the case Of Stout,
convicted Of killing Littles, his brother
in.iaw. A new trial viii be had in Sep
tcmber
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

EETho Washington Union is trying
10 show that the English bill does not
submit LeOOmptOn to the people. A man
with half al eye'Oan see that il does not.
The committee that got St up Say the
Same thing.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

ES-A large deialca'ion of some $780,
600 has been discovered in the manage
ment Of the state finances of Tennessee
Several o! the state officers arc implica-
ted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

EErhe next meeting Of the N. w,
Ohio Educational Association viii bo held
at Toledo, on Friday aUd Saturday, the
Ilth and l2Ih Of June.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Tomnsend Id LlhertY.

MeRRTrsvILLE. Q. W., May Rl.-The
notorious townsend. alias MoHonry. was
tried to-day before malstrats for rob.
berry, and discharged on S4oO bail. He
is now at liberty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Provo Il.

The Adeertiser says that Judge Hall
Sii introduce bin into Congress to re-
peal the present salary Bill, and that he
has several times attempted TO call il up.
We demand the proof. Hall never intro.
duced such a bill, or rif he did, like an uu.
natural father, he deserted his own prog
euy and permitted il 10 die,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Court Of Common Pleas OF Seneca oOun-
~ Ohio.

NUWIIWI NWIIIUIuW -IUUo OF 0UWUCU UOUWa
~ Ohio.
II Ugh BROWN and Ioln shettey viii tuke notice thg
n The aoth day Of May, i659, John W. Blrtum fled
hspeution inas Cou az Common Pleas Of ssneea oogny
ohio eanf hemi the object and prayer Of which peion
4, TO Iooosss adsmsni Against them fog ths of
$3.50 o. with interest thereon per eent, eQpat On
eefiaiu fIomissey Note given By The said hush Brown
said sum Of $3.50 90, payable 10 aid Jehn w baFnumi
bearer. day amer said thereof with ten per cent
Interest aQnuay. That the hnda and tenemenis OF said
John shoie IN said county soag 70 90 taken BY The
provisional leniedy Of Ntiaeheut, BY snd hanum In said
aeton, and appropriated he payment Of he jugont
which he may reovep thelcon And that they said Hugh
Brown and John Seltefy required 70 said po
oa By The ne tiId saturday ssT the o dRy of lay leSe
NYai. L. HAMILTON,
MAJ 5w y Z % 50, Au'y ioI rit'A
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

Esrrhe Smelling Committee. appoint
ed by the last Legislature to investigate
the late Treasury Deialoation, have com
meneed their labors, at Columbus.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

RELisut. T. a. Craven has written a
Ll,er u the Secretary Of the Navy. de-
clAriug The project. Of building ship ca
usl across ID, Is.hmus of D4iieu. eusiie-
II inPraa;cabla.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

EEThe .Feeenl rains have oaaeed a
great food in the Ohio River AZ Pitts
burgb. resulting 10 much damage to prop
erty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

e1-rhe County Treasurer's Office, al
GresncasIle lad. was broken into on FRI
day evening. May alst. aud robbed Of
eii,OOO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

EVTho name of Caleb b Smith Of
Cincinnati is mentioned by the RePubli-
cans. in oonuexion with the Supreme
Judgeship Of Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

Rg-A grand mass meeting Of all those
opposed 10 the present Administration
was held at Batfale IN Thursday evening.
Nay 91lh.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

re- Congress is trying to get up an
other war with England, for political pur-
poses,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
AGENTS wANTEn.

INOR the sRle of an OFFIcE NoTtoER which tells the
II whereabouts and time Of Of the absentee Of
Office. Retail price, e2 so.
AIsO-An laos kISnLNo LAMP, which will kindlo a
FIRE In minute, at cost, used daily Of tweny cents
HACnENBERG 4 CO..
ianei6w, Springfield, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
poOKET BooK LOsr.

OSrby the subscriber Tuesday afternoon, the lit
inst somewhere between SeaHet' Saw Mill and the
Plank Road, about miles southeast OF ru dommon
sized Pocket Book Port Mounie containing 81 b
aud about dollar In changealso several noes Of hand
OF S0 executed by John Thompson payable 10 the
der Of \. NJ ThompionwO executed BY Marcus Schuyler,
Onecang for 322 which there is credit endorsed tho
olhsE calling Tor sJO-beslde other notes and papers.
Any nlng said pock book and retulni ng u TO the
subeTher or leaving at Scotts Store In 1n, will be lib
eTally rewarded.
Tiihn, june sd,if ID. Y. sEARLEs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

VTHDER aaihoty of ofjsf Bf ,Alt made by the Pro.
~ bate Coufti OBJ the 10Th dag Of June u 1855 at one
O'Clock Nj a. the dsoT Of the Cou House IN the city %
1fn, will 0ef for sale 10 the highest bidder the fdsw
ing lands and tghementa the property o. Samantha
Rogeit, Jane, III ROsen, Eniline Rogers Eyiline Rogers
and Malon O. RodgeFt, minors, towH The Eve undivided
twelfth pats OF AoiNo z LduaiUh d Sections Al and 30
Township p Rage II, Delaware Land Distct IN Heheoa
county, Ohio, and containing IFS aeTss es Of And unin,
numbered by dover o. other chAIee.
IEBAa o. sAtRtNlhe third Of The pufchnae money
In hand on the day of sale and e Fesidus theteof n two
equal payments 10 andtwo years. with hteEest
iom the day Of sale. Deferred payments bo hed b.
mortgage on NE premises sold. VIM. o, DEAN, y
ma2i Nv - so Guardian of said Minors
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

E1-A bitter snmity has sprung up be.
tween Jim Lane and James Redpath. cd
ilor Of Lac Crusader Of Freedom, il KaL.
Sas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
Blacks
ICE CREAM SALOON.
Black's Block, Main street, Tifin, o.


THE snbseSibef taket pleasure In announcing TO ths cit
Eehi Of Thin, and O public generally that in oonneo,
ton with ht Confeotohefy, Toy and Baker, bshu,snt
ho has Feditsd bic 6Alooa Ia ihs =
Latest Fashionable Style,
where FEit of AL kinds IN t sssson will Be served IN IN
order, Cnhssi Nuts and Cundis Of the best quality awsys
0A hand.
Here's the place to buy things cheap,
OF Candies Ihave got heap;
And Ice Cream, too, 0f every kind
And t0Ft 70 suit the taste und mindi
Vanilla, strawberry "a Lemon.
Just the hing to suit lhe women.
My Lemonade u Of the best
To cool the head, or sooihe the brc asti
Refreshments Of all kinds keep,
AID Mineral Waiel very cheap;
And SafiapaEiila TOO sell,
Which suits the y0ung and old quite wen,
II you want something nice 10 eat,
Just waik up stairs and take a seat;
And there you win dad splendid rooms,
Both Ladies and Gents Saloons;
When you on he street. give me a cah,
msi4 sa c. W. BLACK,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
TAKE NOTICE.

The Tribune IS the only Ante
Locompton paper published in
Seneca county. Show it to your
neighbors and get them to sub
scribe Price $3.50 per annum
in advance. Great inducements
offered for getting up clubs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04
UAgents wanted in every county
in the United States.
FOhLETT, FOSTER & CO.,
Publishers.
ms2i.Sw JOa,aal BuiAllasst Celplubus Ohio.


WUII OF HNIHDIIbHIHN q " HIlT NOuIFCs
< E0RGE D. LEWIS, JOHN FINHEI., JACOB MIL
- ie Aaron Collier and Abel Hawson are hereby notified
that application will be made by the undersigned tho
Trustees ~ Jackson Township Senecs County, Ohio, for
the estabfhment uf water eongEe. Co4menoihR the
lam Ash thence southeast about roe rods on the north
quuer Of the southwest quarter Of section No %
thence In eastern direction thIoneh he north half or
the tSuheaH quaTtef Of section -, and through the
nothwesi QuaeI and the noth,eatt qhhsr Of section
No. "a and terminate the tOEntbip line In section
2i and that said Trustees will meet the "a day Julg
A. D. 1852 AZ the bonse Of William Ash In section % and
proceed 70 lay out And eiiaAlsh said water c0utse.
WILLIAM AOH,
NOAH sTAIiLa } Petitioners:
maessw. /. n. WYANT
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

The Now York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZR Is one Of the
argeu and best weekly papers OF the day An Imperal
Quaro containing eight pages FORTY COLUMNS o. "a.
,erainng original natter and elegantly lluilsaed svey
week.
otFf WoGvH FRoN 50 UEsrs 10 s5n0 90 IN s6Ln WILL
"a PRtsgNrgDa A. HACn sUhs' rNnEnATELr OK AZ.
ckiT or rig suhsSdFuoS MONEY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-04

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