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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21

DEMOCRATIC AILEGIANCE--NORTH AND SOUTH
1t is not our habit to treat the democratic party
in it's two aspects, southern and northern We have
great dislike of scctionalism IL is not patriotic
idea it signifies dvsibility, disorder aud contro-
versy. II bctokens weakness and dsunon We
are a unon, and that union is the great citadel of
our political strength 1t has no northern and no
southern side, and it should have no southern and
northern defenders. But we must take things as we
For shout four years we have been engaged in q
sharp controversy about slavery in Kansas With
out consulting details, we have finally reached a
proposition to admit that country into the Union It
is asserted and generally conceded, that in point of
fact it is wholly within the control of the freeSate
men. They have the Legislature and all the local
election officers, and they maintain that they have
three fourths Of all the people We intend to treat
the matter historically. Then how does the case
stand2 t g F
If what the republicans assert is true that they
have the State that their maorities are overwAelm-
ing, their control certain what excuse or justiica
hon have the hshy, weakened democrats Of the
North and the abolitionsts of the North for OPP
posing the admission of Kansas into the Union. and
thus removing the whole subject from federal poll
tics Is it answered that the South have no special
interest in urging admsson2 We answer that the
South has the interest which patriotic desire TO
get rid Of subject of agitation impmts to the meas
They want to remove it, to strengthen the
bonds of fraternal feeling between the members Of
the conteierscy Admission has no special signif-
canoe sectional question and it is this great
fact which We would address TO those northern
demoorats who have opposed the Eecompton CON
shtution IT has not certainly como to this, that
aroeasuro rs 10 be regarded as acceptable only
upon the ground that it will promote the inter
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL FL. 1885,


Through the remissness Of agents 10 make returns OF
collections for the Uaon and from other causes the
books have fallen into much confusion. We bnsy
engaged in tho labor Of Strengthening them up, and are
sending out all the accounts apparently due IL is
quite possible that may send bills to many persons
who have already settled with the agents. but as we have
no other Of ascetaning the exact state OF their
aon,nts we shall be Obliged to them reply thereto
without delay Tho agencies have been discontinued.
and hereafter the paper will not be sent except upon adj
yanced payment The present confusion has it, origin
ia the credit system system which we shall abandon
entirely Those persons to whom bills are sent who
have already settled with the agents will please notify
that our books may be corrected accordingly and the
proper credits be given. NJ, April ls--f
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
THE NATIONAL FOUNDRY.

At the recent democratic State convention of North
Carolina the subjoined resolution was adopted
Resolved That we, citizens of North Carolina,
bed from all the different sections Of the State avail our
selves of this opportunity earnestly but respectfully to
urge upon the favorable attention of the Congress Of the
United States the advantages possessed by the mineral
region situated in the valley Of Deep River in this Stac
location for national foundry combining a. II does
the elements Of safety from attack with accessibility and
ease Of communication and having in immediate proxn
ity COAL iron, timber, building materials, and water
power in climate subject to the extremes of neither
heat nor cod and emnonty salubrious and free from
epidemic influence OF local causes of disease.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21

CUSTOM HOUSE FORKS The committee appointed by the
chamber of commerce the suggestion Of the Secretary
of the Treasury to confer with the collector and naval
officer of this port relative to shplihcaon in the
present custom, house system which acclaimed Is
cessarly complicated have agreed to submtto those o
Gals the framework of entirely system which
shall provide the necessary checks for the collection of the
and at the time make it much easier for
the merchants 10 obtain their goods than at pres
ent-NaO York Journal Of Couwaoe.
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ests or feed the Prsjudicss # ths or that see
tion. But even regarded in this light, the d.

eats or feed the prejudices q this or that Sec
ton. But even regarded in this light the d.
nocracy of the South stand wholly above re-
proach. Kansas by the showing Of the repub-
licans, is in their hands We are willing to take
shall be held by them as an instrument of alarm and
agitation. as q means of enlargement between;the
North and the South. That the republicans, who
are exclusively northern party. should desire to
use Kansas means of strengthening themselves
IN The North, is very natural But how is it that we
find northern democrats in the face of united sup
port in the South of measure which (hey say) can
not benefit the latter except adherence to prin-
ciples may be supposed to benefit ALL opposing adj
mission That is question which we would like
to have answered by Mr. Douglas and his friends.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21

The Bank of the Commonwealth, TO be loca'ea
Richmond with minimum capital of $1,000 ano
maximum capital of 50 900 0O0 passed both branches
the Virginia legislature during the extra session %
independent banks authorized to subscribe ~ "
cent of their capital TO this new bank which Is intends
to be the clearing house Of the independent banks
understood that the hank is TO be shortly organized
is based upon deposite OF State stocks.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21

names of Seward, Ganison, Emerson, Parker, and
their compeers win be ansntted 70 postsry in the
triple character of demagogues. fanatics and traitors
and be associated with those of Faux and Oates
Cade and the long List Of men. who have sought no,
toriety or emolument at the expense Of the public
safety and peace.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
News from Camp scott.

ST LOUIS, April 20.--It has just become known here
that messenger from Camp Scott passed through ths
city Sunday with advicss from Gen John
ston but their tenor is unknown. ~.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
Death Of an Eminent Citizen and Jurist.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 20-Judge Stevens, one of thu
oldest residents of this city. and brother of the Hon
Thaddcus Stevens, of Pennsylvania died here suddenly
last evening.
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Arrests for Breaking the neutrality Laws.

BUFFALO, April 19.-The two Germans, named Thu
renger and Bemmerman arrested here last week. charged
with ensng for the British service have been held
for trial for breaking the neutrality laws Telegmphic
dispatches from British officers in Toronto and niagara
were produced on the examination.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
Arrest Of Editors at Chicago.

CHICAGO April l9.---Messrs. Sheahan and Cameron,
editors of the Times of this city arrested and
amined to-day before United States Commissioner Bross,
the charge of abstcng letter from the post Office,
but there being evidence against them they dis
charged.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
Navigation Westward.

CoLIlNawooD, &c. W. April l9.-The brig Mahoning,
from Milwaukee, arrived here Saturday night, with
cargo of -four, consigned to Montreal and Boston
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21
Marine Accident. sc.

New York, April 20 The pilot boat Jacob A. Yves
ervel in attempting to the bow of the Saxonia
outside Of the nook this morning. foul of and
sunk. All these on board but one were saved
The United States surveying steamer Corwin has ar
rived. 9 ~
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
AUuINlsTW 1TOII's NALE.

on the tst dty OF November 1885, between the hours Of
nnu n'eiek, o.. m lt the Mansion Hnn-c In the town
Republic Will be cold 10 che hrhed bidder I'm following
foh esntr The pfpncNv Of ENh Ice, dccard, towit
iloa,e aud l1t with 10 ths app 'rt1n1nces ,ie'ongins
thereto; the nn bounded fows being part ofthe west
half Of the an rer OF section twentyoue town
hin to nor hfanso ,txeeen inthe Deleearc land district
aud bounded AMI described ioows commencing the
lnri nov being conveyed at stake planted t,e dvi
ona lie hetwecn tho aud half Of said nor d.
east qunrteri sal stake Is nl ntcd twenty ard sSenh'
puTches son otte centcr the klhonrn state Ron
running rom thence south and hs 'grees east ID,
an with said divisional ne, ine aud u eourth ner H.
e. stake planted .ai "a vssionnl the, theuce mort
sxtv.inuf and thrse.qunrer leTfees reen and
anil with the rener Of said Had quarter
pee ties, ruue souths yeHv-ounlcrftr ragtdr en rns
IN ntrperches 20 r M mentioned place ofheeni ne
Appraised nt three hundred and ssveuty.ve loll-rs
TERMS Of Payment ihird cnsh down one hir tin
hree month, End one hrl IN six months, with interest
anh approved secury
JANIS FRISuIE Admir- Of
dct1 Nv e5O0l g-fih ce teriI
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
CAIIO 10 LADflG :.

TNllE haohish ofpercie pills, fot females The importers
l. oftds srulc anil safe 'ly tor temte complaints
Noulj wspc fully call the attention nftle ladies' OF thi
country g. a. GrinH assured thT iu Tits they wi find
sne ~ "a vr ftiing mey or an di.eases iris ny ru
ranged 40 sur er'd stem, such .k hsai1rh'
nnlpi nti "' the 'r lowuo-s Of pirt', aise
uuns, Lnn,ar hon, &c.
ln frubvlng olptsrs, or ohsrueiinur or the m.uses,
run Whtt'yr '1ufe, ,ttcTnrr inhhs, The sup1re-s on
'o conn nont speev r'teyol, auitnfo viii be M
currvnuu, % uscl nrcorlng 20 diract6ns rey pre
peciay adapted 20 MARRIED. LAptps tor pgrcuars So,
rt,ulnr', 60 hr lound IN each box, ath din'lionO
None eegnln.s @tlon The siAaitnfsQ' Emile N,u'on,
np1rsr
Pdcr 81 q per hdxt balfh ives Is rsnt. sod ho Al,
fr.pertlte druggists III the lnte S1tss tnl Canad1s.
h7u Package, nu' upin a'osely ,e1'ei donhc end ~
Velup's, nud hvug the appearance Of ln'ry ettr
nrice siOQ soil only by g'neral agents. v. a. ALnEN
ani Cevea and o., who will send them post uaid On h,
rsrep OF the pro6 and 70 whom nh orders be addfss
ed.
sol by l. l.. 81 John of rHu, o.. who will also sem
hem bymlllo any adrsss on thee eeip' - pdes, hTougl
the litlu " o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
The Elect oaG

In Pennsylvania, the Opposition hs,.
siseI"d their State Ticke, by abau 4 .Olu
majority and have carried 2! Of the "a
Congressmen, j. CLANCY jones is defeat
cd in the Bsrhs county District.
In Inliapa. both parties claim 10 hav,
carried the State BY small mAjpri,ips =
The Republicans have eiecled 8 OF the I /
Congressman aud will have small ma.
joFi'y in the Legislature.
Reports from Iowa indicate q . election
Of Vandever and Curtis. Republicans. r
Congress.
The Republicans have gained largel,
in Mlnuesota.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
70 Tola them so.

We WARNED the Democracy of this Dis
triot that. if HILL was renominatsd, b,
would be defeated. This We predicted
NOT only upon our own rOnyio ions. bu
upon the deolamtons Of prominen, Dem
ourats themselves. We did not Bplip,,
the people of the oh District wouiI en-.
dorse Halls treacnery. in viola ing all
his pledges aud voting for English bribt
and penalty bill 10 m,ke K,n.ss sla,'
state. Virtue and Right sIill dwell in llr
hearts Of the people and they will alvey,
vindieale themselves through the BAH,
box. They will visit. with coulign pun
ishment, every man. who betrays them
as Hall and Green have dome. Theirs ,'
the common fate Of dpmagogues ar,
doughGaoss. had Hall pursued s,raigh
forward upright course and remained tru'
20 his pledges, he might hS,e been rec
l-eled. He suroumbrd 20 executive ny
pliancss and thereby committed polii,~
suicide. when will POhiiciAns learn B,
BE wise.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
The people havA Reb lked the
S!andeTers.

To all tho SANDER vitup"ration and
Misrepresentation heaped upon the head Of
John Carey, by the minions ofJudge Hall,
the people have spoken. They have ass
ed upon the charges preferred against
Judge Carey. by elscrmg him to Con-
gress. ChaL is all the vindicatiou he re-
quires. Over in Wyaudot County, where
he has been known for thirty years or
more, his majority is 452.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
The Thlrt, Sixth Congress.

or the eighty six members rler rd Ia
She nsxs House Of Representatives. ff,y
nine are Opposition, and twenty seven
Adn'iNistvatip --eokauing those who
AOw bold or will receive ceniGcntps o,
election. Two or three of The latter may
be reversed ou con est. and. po. sihly,
also ,hs seats Of the two Anti l.eomptnr
members from California may be given
70 the LacOmp on opn,esWn,s.
The States that have yet to elee R-p-
ressn'a,ivoF are represented In the pr-s
sns Congress BY nxu-,i1 Opposition
members. aud eigh,y.Cur Adminisla
tion. Il these remain unchanged. a..
mex, House will -tsnl, oppoI ion, e.
Administration M olposf nm ma
jori'y. IA gan raider Than loss may
b confidently expscied.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
From the Far West-Battle with
the Indians

Sr Louis. Ool. lS--A despatch from
Independence, l7Ih says, the Santa Fee
mails With dates to the 27th, arrived last
night
News reached Santa Fe that another
battle had been fought with the Indians.
(which six were kil ed. Six thousand
sheep were recovered; two soldiers were
wounded. The mail conductor reports
meeting a large ,pumbercof gold hunters
bound Tor Pixies Peak.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
10 Conanmntiuan-

The advcTlFr hayiug been restnrrd 20 health IN fe,,
weeks, ~ very simple temedy efha,ine suertd sev
eral Year AuhA feNere Luhg Anbccn. aud that dread
lsease, onsnmpien,is1 1nsops 10 make Known 40 hil
icloN snftrers The Weautof cure. l0al who desire Il
va seat cony oiho prsc iion ft6 afehorssl
gith ditecoai, 6FpFepting and usinetho same 4his
theV vli SUD sutec y tr Fsuuplinh, Asthma nron
chius a.. ~ only obiectof the advertiser 10 ssnain1
CO. rtsstpiion is % beuodt tha octsl ant he honei
every suiief eih tly bis remedy, t viii oast thrm
nofng, and nsv pfevo hatsng, Pariioa wishiae ~
pgssenptoa viii please addf.ss,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
oCtiSii WimamtbuIg IaS hlsnl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

Couri Of Common Pleas of Feneca County, Ohio.
ElEe A. pryorAul Walter pror, her huibanl ~ z,beth
Peter md m n. Peter her hu.btnd Alma T. Loose, and
Nathaniel Loose hsr hn,bandCEarl 4 Knhi srrah T.
be oh day efsept D. 1857 h ihe said Cour bv Peer
euuoPer dqmand partition Of The 0owi descr hedteul
estate, to.alti .If
south east faeHon,quarer Of 0aotiona section. nun
Der ID Va Township number 80 Nor range tonr
cen, ip Seneca County, Obo bourdSd r1nwr to.vit
jethnlngio 70 the same, Glefe tie North lne Of tie Walk
- Reirfye, % called ihercct the Ehs line sail Town
ihir, rua ing thence and along tie East lie Of sid
township thtrtytrse chains and ty-x Inks, TO ihe
''N' y, ~ ~ 'i sNN' e"i''.'' y, ~ w"
ui thence Ner on ana along line p- nllttahh tie
n,k r,v.r ence soatr on aad alonE the Ea,,bpn Of
ai river the Nodh line said Restrye thence Easf
und along the No line Of ni Reserve ~ ihe placs of
egi ming rQntaifnr one hundred, thirteen and iatO
frsto and, ss, saving uni excepting 10, rsom
Nty.foven ARE OF land OF of tie We pau Of said rae
p'YuF teHl described us follows, io-Nit;
immeEtingRt pointon the East bank ofthe Snndusky
river, whrr 10 North line OF the Walker Reserve iRieU
rr ihe snme, running thence East mud along the Nrh
peaf s,d Reserve, and uo onih Lac 9th tract 6st DO
rbed, 10 R1lnt tram which line drawn and extended
Nuth, rale with the Negro Town Road so called 10 he
N'r hlipe o. sid rt described will euutain and IN
rluie Xevcn ares land, and the rrt Of way and
rom the sud siSseven arrssthe Is used as
said Neg Towa Road; the same aSos baen sol n and
,s.gusd M itlen heretofore had 70 Calvp2, James
subject % lower Of Napg'ret a. Kroh, heretofore fe OF
assigned to her uPan the la'tmentoned Haet ptres
~ linds
nlafbet lemaui par zion OF The foloaine dssrrbsi
real e,iae tNtt The Norh part Or the soni-wctt quar-
et tiepqnal section, number siX 0l n Township ont
d. North Of rinsc ffleen t5), srneca County, Ohio.
containing hiyonr ana atO0 acres of land o.
Also, the West h1f o The Souih-west qnereT Of the
NoHh.weit quarter Of Iaid rlconA section, numher (6),
ownHip andFnse noJesad. in the said seReti Canny,
OHIO, eQnainit tsenti-Gne and l,i0 acres md more
or les rAtai the hexterm of sid couf ths pelionets
l'pgy qr pFlsr that partition may be made Of said
The said Eluah Brooks win 1ibei toke notice hsi in
said pgtiHon the petitioner aege that The faid Brooks
hollis nnrgage lien upQn the interest Of EErhelh pser
wife Of ~ NJ Peter being the one undivided eievcnhpar
al Of a raj estate and such pr,cee dngs have been
hah her6n 10 the Court Of Common Piens Of seneea
County Ohio that the sid Brooks has recovered Judge
een g9ialtihe said III NJ Peisr and An rrstdf sale o
The a eerenh part Of said real estate 10 satisfy his said
claims an proving uat he make fu hnsff herein, sPtns
/ Hrh bus s1id rlaims LEE BREWER,
sepr OH isss lo.wsi4coj solicitor, ror Psttionsrs
READ AND CIRC u LATE.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
6hio nopublloaa By 10000 n dor
10y.

Ohio has spoken. Eier voice expressed
through the b,llO,.boR on Tuesday III,
I2lh Inst. was q most emphatic deelars
ton Of her principles aud a lhunderin,
rebuks to the presen corrupt Admins
lratiou an its plian, tools. The currup
tiouists, ins,igated by the rrsul, last fsll
hoped to carry the state, but they hsy.
most signslly failed Ohio, the frs bor
Of the Ordinance Of 81. remains true t.
the principles she has espoused--ihe non.
extension u Slavery upon free soil am
the restoration Of our government N the
old land marks laid down by Jefferson =
Here she has iakrn her stand and her
she viii remain. the Gibralter Of Freedom
Pendle'on and Cox alone. Of the sigh
sra tors, have been spared to tell the tale
The Republican m4iority on the Sta'e
ticket in n counties is 1900. and the
remaining Z will increase u to 10000 o'
more.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
rc,ii,or fof Divorce.

thniler defendant.
The saii Comanius R1ndtiaIer. s hereby notified Tint
the ,aii pain sled her Petition Tor Id crc the tou
Of Common Plea. Of Scncca Comfy hio on thr dav o
urtuhtf 4. %. aj3 which is now pending IN said co r.
prytng lof Oiv0re AmonY md the car' nm tOly O
tNrr chill rom anil alleging FOR pvrr Goo .ai
PrtiiiuH crueiiv wtl absence ham thftt
yerri an gno,s neglect of marital duty,
The said defendant will nsotlk notice that nenhsiinn
win be nt in tho above ut o nf ioin tvnrh
In the Ci'y Of Frederick ffsdedck Countv VI. %. the
Isl dayof November next between the h0 Of O'Clock
VI. aud 10 oock =. VI. ofstd alv and thai the taking
sai Dopa.ions fnnt completed ON that dav will be
liaue from lnv day tho same place. ad1 betwccn The
same houf,, until completed.
HIATT Ayn rfrrEvarN
octs.Gwe350 Auy'. for Petitioner.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
KIlnnasnta ElantLon.

CnIcAGo. Oct. l6.-ElrctiOn returns
come in slowly, The following have
been received: Iennessen Co. elects the
whole Republican ticket. Scott Go two
Democrats aud two Republicans elected
TO the Legislature. Ramsey Co. elects
the entire Democratic ticket. Washing
ton and D ,cota counties reported RePub'
~. - % nNlOIItY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

INDtANAPoLrs. Got. l6.--FurIher re.
turns received tO.day iudicare the elvc-
tion of the Democratic Safe ticket by
from 1UOO to 5JOO mai Official returns
from ouly 80 counties Are received. '.-
The Legislature will probably be opposi-
ton by small majority.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

RE-The contest between Douglas and
Lincoln, in Illinois. is growing hotter
every day and both parties are importing
speakers from abroad Cows Oorwiu,
Chase aud Banks 90 to assist Lincoln,
while Cox. Yalandigham. Payne and oh
ers enter the lists Tor Douglas. The eec
tion comes { Fl on the OIL Of November
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

RW Que OF the most gratifying items
OF election news is the defeat Of the two
original LecomPlon members from Ohio,
Burns and Miller. William llelmlck is
elected over Burns in the Coshooton Dis
trtct and Dr.. Carey A. Trimble boa. Mil
ler in the Ross District.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
.Iannsrlvnnia L,nrlsInLnra.

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania, just
elected, is very strongly opposi ion. To
The Assembly, there are - Opposition
members chosen. aud 90 Democrats. aBd
70 the Senste, 3 Opposition, 8 Anu. Lee.
cumpion, aud . Administration Demo.
.,safs a
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

RJPaulding county is the bright par.
ticular Republican star 10 tho Northwest
AZ The late election. out Of GOO votes poll.
ed in that county, Ashley received go.
or 200 majority
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

EB-lt Is very evident, that had Ven
ice, Reed and Thompson townships done
their duty, last Tuesday week, we could
have elected our whole county ticket,ek.
eepl Sheriff.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22

Phi ieiia West Plaintiff vs. Hsnfy West Dersniant.
The s,d HsnfS Wsi hcfsb, notified iNat the Phinhf
i6 her redto1 inthe ourtof ioniu rnas within and
for the Counv Senrca anil Saie ofOho the % dav Of
October A. ID iFj2, which still pending thcrrinynr'yirg
tfa Divorce AlimonY, The and rusnlv OF their chic
ID 1nito be ,toed her n1idcn nrmc and ,ncgiur
causes IN soi rcttion wi m absence rmora than threo
year last part and grois neglect of MIR taldufy.
Hat Avn PtrrEvneH.
ost7Gwat,7s Au'y', ror plaintiff.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
], CLANCY JoR.s Certainly Defeat.
Nad .

READING. Pa, Oct. l5.+Judges of
election held an Informal meetng I, thi,
morning., and reported JOHN Sohwarjz.
She Republican, 0hHdidaIe for CpUgrr,y IS
IN the8,h Congressional DisIricIr Gers
tainly elected by small majority. IN,
rest OF The Lecomptou Democratic ticker
Is elected.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
10000 Rats
ANNUALLY

0JWhy don't you kill your Rats2
eof aa ne unjust Judge iaithnot exactly ha; hutthe
Mayor, Mr.. Keen. lie says that it Is the GRkA1ESl.
for he hn' MED 70 and found IL heyc sod IL for the
N 10 yeur aud % always gives saiiscon' We not
Chinamcn that should woflp them. XIII them, wick.
ed npances. For sale only Woosicfs urug and Book
store.
2. 3, You can buy "a In any quauty-iTom 'it,penee
10 shilings and upwards. teplt-lr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
&y Ashley's majority over Mungen.
IN The Lucas District, is about 800.

The ddvsrfissf man, last week, made
feeble effort to crow over the result Of the
slectidn In this county. We advise him
10 take Ia bis siga, before he hears from
Illinois.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-22
VorIlyl ha shall AaV. hIs ReWard

Hall has hsen dsfeatrd for Congress -
The nr1t thing We shall hear Of doubtlrs
will b. his arp n,meni, BY the Prrsiden
to some tat OH g. This he will ge',
She r-wari Of his .resebery and his sell.
srHif'ipg devotion % the south Fred
Green ws~ reward d BY a hfe pension %
s5l0aysar b remains 10 he seen. fo,
how mash Hall sol himself, whom l,s W
ad lar Che EngIish bill.