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--...t &c.. eaaa &A& Ak1 Tax D..
caGcpbpl per @aG. 52-53 Cts.
Butter, bette @Opsn 20 Gsnts per %, @latss 1918, aOa
14-i7, 6aBbulttr II Cts.
. bntn, per 3uibsl 75-1a0. ... .. .
arbfen $3.50 per Sad e 8ufb.)
kepe n, $50 9entS per YfIuo.
8tf6e, MadareL so. SOLO so par 100 gunO SIC.
Z; $s11o; 90; B. grSst 20 s etts t!sins 50
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1872 &pftHen, ~$2,25-2,5O pr SOr; DattcGu,
5&ts Bet8sn, 5 12H Cts. per 9f.; &prtutbeu,
8 10 q,s' s : tts = " S1 81 ss'7e per- p RF& N Z s$ $ljOo osin.
Snswrr 513-6H, 9t4stat""s 6O-O5, Sfersr 1O-1oH,
Uuaup, Ysruotaaii&er 2247 plumb 500 63.
- . -, per Tonne 63,7o-4.
eotn Rsts.s aO1Ss, asl6ss 9o196 sts.
5aaf, Sa1msritanti8sr per aOane s12-l5o, Raniaa per
s gtn"S q (, r. aiL :niS gs lS ss Come s@iT, S ss99stnets t4-lsq
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aartOffsln @sFess per Suip'G $50 Cts, sep6bnltds
sOslen, fetue 5OrHbu-s per Gunnt $3.50. Run Of TIE wstne
1878, Qump $4 %, Georges Greef ole SOrten IS GO-
S4.35, Iatbractte fur Stabtsebrau6 So OBS. 70. Nptb.
uab gDetea l6sn, unD Baltimore &Umplsnte S5 25-,.aO.
esbtnDtaes 8ieb, Sri .OVteb per 100 gIuuo S6,57-7,5O,
S6wstut $S.5O-7O0, S4aafs $2-5;2}
Y1 ebl |, 5pmarofr. Yeues per GdB % OII2, 4ttu WttuS So
so, ObiO s.. so, 6pwarOitr. Grtra S625, Gitt Drills
@rtra So: 80, BALTIC. 5amtI9 800, Bait. @rtra $500,
@Ussen $500, 8DrnmeRI 8alttmp. per 100 pfunG
a 81, 20. &ount5 $4.Z5.
ID III a ies, gsw:0 fair BIS primo per Sanune So
As Gts. Gnba 32-34 SO, I'aseOpaOO 1876 9ts, gOrtp
RteO $40 &ts.
rpnt(fpuen, 8eef per 100 #F s14-l5, W.e6. Vurt Sf7
@erdude,tes S&weiueFeif9; S6ulrer per $P SM-7M
Gts, Settsn 99 Cts, S4taten 1l-t3 Cts.
nnserdu6ertss S&wstnsFstl3; s&altsr 6 Cts, Sci.
ten 8%AtS. Qarb II Cts, bette SUrte IL &ts,
@u M Netp England per SaaUns $3.50 els.
" cts, per R 3H-32S SIS.
Wbtsteu Stir unb Ganb per @a1Dne 25g ents, Sbtu 81 6
an der Nep> Orleaus per 100 f' $~.75 bis 8.75, WortS
Rtco, $5.62-7y87, Cuba $3.50, 8affnirter 3ufer feRt iii.
ben pcrCGtebenen Srdben Don Ga 6ia ~ ie nod Suau
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-10

leetere bic Slbenpfcte cber ben &aeenfopf fir
bic Sano eines WanneS belt.
Son Der .. ct Oifrict'@our
puroen bic WatroIen Der Barrie @obituate, tie,
Der Weuterei On8etla9t, i&Ou 5pei Ofcnate IN
Der Sall laBen, e~nt!aiien, neil bic @rano Surp
teine Antlase 8e5en le fano.
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ter 3wets. Die 0te(isnaticn Der Serren
S. Srpln Smitb, Wm. S. Brplon, S. 9.
Srinflep uno y. Oeioro al8 Direftcren rer
Baltimore unO Obic>9 abu wuroe eiuSeldift,
Aut bic Gtnlaoun9 oeS erten 3pei9eS fanp iiber
otelen Buntt cine Se~ineinlame 9ebelme Sibun9
ltatt. 0ta9 oeren SdluB natm Der erlte 3pet8
cine Ginlaoun9 Oe5 Serrn Saficu an, aua 6reia
tag (beute) elner Strobe nit leiner lelbltwtrfens
Den Sremle tei5uwrbuen.
3 metter 3pet9. GS murbe beldlcl>
fen, Dap erlt bonn II. Sept. ian pieper 2Iultern
Setauit weroeu pirfen 0tatt AMI 1. Sept }, wie
ner erlte 3wei9 bei4lCB. Damn Semeiniame
9ebellne Slbung.
Der 8eldluB be8 ellen 3wei9es, bic SeF'
lion am "a. gu i4lteBeu, wuroe augencuttneu.
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NebenbaQe. te.-a .s. u -.--.s -.s
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neten S&webti@ Bitter, subereitet aus Glinartnee
elm nntrasli4es WtiItel, seaea 2:5erbsf4werben. Sc ablaat
O9spepts, unoerbauItdtstt, @erpeni&waqe, &tb ma, Nerpt .
t%rantbetten uup aaea aus etnem tn u%nprpnuns %eeratpsusn
ID a8en entftebsnoen &ranfbeten, III gu 30 Gents bic 8Iaf4 gu
pertaufen in Der Office beS l4ederS. -a.
gz9 Or. Swpne8 5uIamnten9eiebte
9DilpttrlGen.SsrD 9etit DDrtrefli@ b~artnattsen 5uren, @r-
i%aItun8en, SIutfpettn, observation-disclosures, &eberbei@W,r.
ben, 8tBeln unb auffetgsu in Der 8eble. 8urs Itpm stett uub
ottfbarten, fpUte ale &rantbelten bes 9alies unp Der 8stIe
per Sruf opsr Der HanJe. 0leie Ar5nel rernt8t Su8lstd UNI
auert OaS Slur. SIN SrpB unO &letnpsrfaIf 3u ha5sn In
Der Office Des ng8efer" su 81 per Slal@e.
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OtrcftOren: Sobn Marbdra, gec6crt .. e&, g. 0rme
SUftaa &teS 2ar. ., Gpt6. u. $ %tdcrel, Dap 3 Gngltb,
u. Gruidirauf, M Gtlet s"fptGapp1 Jim. &mmert Dr.
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gBsbnun8: gU. 81 &Ortb v Stre6e, Capitol @a.
9of 0fTce Der 454. Steht Npl s ice; Neenttn Office
NO. 5l2. z. Ctr. neflt5 Hn S9e 3s4pws !Qal, 2Dafbtnss
ton 9. s.
W 4Hnelt un3tn merben pln!tl,9 beIpyat.
~ 9lrlufe prompt be3atlf.
V- ReferenteS: Gbo6. gBalter, ScIesb @erbarbt,
@tU, @auer, u. e. 6. Eseie unb S, unO 4, sautiter (ultrn
6ounbrpI Qtpag6,tw
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OcMtId)e EouS Sc0uIe

ftr &tnoer uno @rma6 ene.
Wstnen 8etanntea unb sem re i6tn @ubltfum cur Rad :
ridt, paB tD mstne Eansi6rt e, pelbe fruber in Der Iu.nbale
fattfanb, isst in Der Oat9aae, Sub Ot-@de Won @altt.
mOre unD Srerertf r bic erfe Gbire IN Der 9reteriffr. nit
benz 1. Stpteh,ber rteper crpfRen peree. Da Id metne preiIe
70 gefaaf bats, eB eS etneR 5ecen mSeti0 III. an metner
&aa3fdule Gbttt 81 nebmea, 70 boTs i'd etne ppGe 59ule su
betUmmen. Die Seoin8un9en Nb tn nonat!t4er, St~erteidb.
rtber pbsr dudD aduSer Sdtipn- 9prausbe3a5iung.
AS- @ttunpi8ua8 fn fan man enG9egenntbmen In ter Cur 1t.
bale, Ode pR 6rpnt, unp 2ombartfr, Bei 5ra. Spmmer fplo
In rneinent Sauft y. Canal nnbe Santhr. SO. 175, unb iepea
llnterridtsGoenc.
RS- Observation-Disclosures ~DGrtaufe iebsn W1ittpp9 umb 5rst.
tag Nbeap pm 80 bis I2iO uGr. .~
Naai6.A 81. 9 . /. 8 amNehrsr.
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Sbce mnD Aadee,
Der d, M irfItb Qut / #

Ser aud wtrtlth gut / #.
Nenn i9r fbls6ten 8afte uaD Ibee yer ;rautt, 10 TT es
cure etgene Stub. Sbr tDnnt eanS Dor Bu lid gntes
nnb Til gen Gbee unO 8afee baben IN sem 9 tO + { ben
a9tnefen, Ode prn 8alHnsre- une 8Eebsrtdfr.
plnp her Gbtneie BON ppnta9 MOrsen bis Samftas Ma6t
Eno 3d &c 8u faufeu. Wtdt6 i!
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Seit @mpfang rbiSeu 1SAreibens purben
i~peltere finf5ebnD Dollars, Der Grtras Der Wtc.
SeespOrt @OaeftiOneu abSelauOt, uOfir i'd nod
tein Apilc babe. 9btl 81. DRerb.
e S S4asueilter.
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Qeberletllhe
misunderstanding
S;,111A

E.mIaml - -
EM#z%Exh Die uoterstIpneten neoen NIT Dem 9anlt
bes 5errn @puarb 5 SOON, SGifssRbebsr uno S9tt1s'
B%efrddter, tn . creme In Serbtnoun9 nno neuen FUR Ne1'
nuna ~beTelbcn untsr pprt9etlpaften Ssptn9un9en uRo tn ben
ntebr I 8 It n Bremer SaPen aut etn Sapr 8ultt5e
pa aae d etne aus unb swdr fur Gatlte. oteerd8e nno
3wtl9enbsd NIT r { E ~mdbtsen padetl6ttfen ppn
Bremen mad duen 9dftn Der Seretnt8ten Staatsn, beiGn-
perS aber ma % y Baltimore Der QDe1 uter Bremen 1T FUR
DeatI6e auerianut b T vpttheilpaftete, up oI I'm 9tt0tpes
nuBunssfdue pes Sdeine5 TEN btetaen Austaplsr tdS &" eif
Qeit d ert 6letbt, 70 ~empfsplsn mtr Osnisntsen, pel6e 5reuut
oe uno Yerpaabte BON Dsutfhlanp peraber tomneH la1en
woaea, uniere 9srmitislunB nur& Dbtses paas ergeoeat.
Ss%aeIf1tffe SerIaHen Bremen an 1. uno 10. lseen
DtcnltS.
@benlp tSnne4 BET uns paGassf&stns tebsr Glafs unter BE-
leouna Der DldBe fur pe neHen uno pr11tpplIet a"
ssrtatettn 0ampffattte De' aHrsSt"ti9s"
ob Bremen Wep.gprf ~
III ben g dBtn Der GOmsaSnts asbe nab re 9nistso aq'sr
aletben 8cbtnaunaen fur ReAnun9 Der PIP WeIPItt
,Seutaen up6 6f ct d re, Asen.en Der SGtne tn Mswr
gurtL e%.tssssus nOmmen Dsre.n, unS pa %a Ena % aae mu~ +
BEL uns q ii e n b { p0r SetraSeretrn bufG Ne@ gprtet
sumner sef&ert ftnr, 10 %smpfeplsn pr aa@ pter'h ""
Dublitum unGere WermtttInng. H15
Die Mbfabrtstaae Der SGtfe Nnb we fol8tt
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Gu8eu S5h5nin 8
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nse0bfe S6pd6e. Rangd an Serbauuue, SlGbunetn. afbmL
tnnErlt4t p6ncrrtUtScn, 8tersntrautbettsn eunss1se6wirs
Inf Suneenleieen, pelbe pom eeber ober Rdgentrantteitfp
b%ertubrsn, ue ale &raEttettrn pelde bur6 ener fGpdpeh
oOsr DerSDrbsnsn Ntassn %lntfeben, SCI @Rdnuern mis- aud Bet
5rausn 4. 3. ustbttbe S6nG6e, 5Grtnpel, Sintantrdns
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s feitieen, tnssm ss ben, elbeu @drtt, tbn IN 3eattste!t erbdlt
uni as 5dure aus rsn eihcn sntfernt IS FtaTit 6e getpen
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t,otn. retutec eqs Q k~efcrbert bic Circulation ~bsdeIbsn,
a srirt nnmeTTfltb anS me S@merisn NEAR man ptt fSppelt
?f.s t5Ssof$s sttters if Elm ausep,tanetss @ittI sree
zis,Sr, Tu6r un6 Gplcr1. &s ipI3es Nai &c f4 tepdbrf aa
esrisisn bel BEN frans6FiGtn unpet iif3tu Eruppen On g.,
arm; neil burt ben Ieerau6 etns sen, Der auf 8efepl Ht
Stnbsds,ts in bitten Irupptntbejier s~trGefibrt purfr, ben
SmrSIt6sn Ter 6plbatrn, Bic Siefe ~Bsdrt{gen a~ranfss{tsy
ausseiest paren, rS spr % bic Gat4 grottnF reOuetrts,
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rttttel, bas NOD is Dor ps publtfun fam, un6 TRACE t@ pa,
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gen taraus MAIDEN prb, bdfeIpe sum 20Oele fetner ~lrtoeaeGk
Nebenmenlhen petter 81 ~enpeeien nne betdnEt Su ma Qen, tns
Benz cs aut BITE 6stltrGfts beFSt, bic tbm pttS ,usei8rts6t.
Gnb. 6terfur tdnn Id bunbey te ppn SepetIen leferH.
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BET tsbsr 8lai3e IT clue ooutaf'tseS epraHQsan~etlungt
gen, tabe t6 su bsnertcn. bab tb auser Dem pbeH betprteben,
S%lertttu 4. Shiers aud NEG en- anSePss aatsr Dem slst9 ,
fen piro, un dusgsset&aet essen 0ospeglta aO ytassn!ttR'H
= 8u gsrtaufen bel benz aa,tutsen 9erferttser
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n elmer ApStbste. NOrpsf-Sde Der pterte unS Bpartrr>
Qbtl4peIpbta.
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Wp. 3 Sut 8. st. unb @fe Der q, &alGweta.
Ner.g orf Albsrt Dung, ApUtbeter, &te 8pTf-~ axb q
~adi1rdse.
st. paui MtuneIatd etDama. Wentr-.
9Gs- Sa Baltimore 5u blben I'M @.oRs uan
8lieiu> 8ert1uf in Der Office oe8 rWsGec"
me and bel Wipore n Olefenb1ts &de ~
6;a. unr 6auoperdr Us. Geelhdd, z12 81
Baltipprs
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nta5srn Ia, Wasewetnsn, bic e%r8ebens Nn5etse su made eSs
Id peaeu Nanae! an Naum ntetn 9eihdyt aus SO. 2 6dr-
rt{orar. nsb DO. 81 5auUpertr. (eanUper WartD perleet
base no. fei6R tb stNsn beosateuNen 8prratI bpn eUbI' uno
Ober .Geber 81 ben %btltSfen @rctlen an @enb bdlte ndmlt6
@idenicbeS r~blena2eper Se,nlcdsS rblens2es
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SOrten Sberleper, biet8s Topie frau50fi4e
SaIb-2eoer, 8~uff~2eper, Gip<2eOer, Pfer6e'
Ieoer, Nfaroccp, 5utters2eoer &c ,r.
Mud babe tb enen btbtute upen @Orrata pom 8eh'aittfn
Sttetel. S6dfHu fpmle beffcneng Stttfc- Shdfts Bonn benen
fraaiSafasn Gatb- 9e 5dap unb MaIn's- 9atter. up'
psrs ppn b~erfelbea Qua Iitdt Qeper /; S6ubmGper ~ srfSen8
(~6Inetn9s1, ipnie eusAehnitene &pbIGh tne 81 ben me"
brighten pretfen gu babsn bet Govt StrpattHs s.
yO. 80 2prb0rbfr., e.
San20-S arptfden Srebcrt d. unb Nartet Space.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
District Cnuri.

This court commenced on Tuesday. Chief
Justice Bartley on the Bench, assisted by Judges
Lawrence Latta aud Seney. The attendance is
rather slim, owing TO the busy time among the
farmers. Through the courtesy of Mr. Stem, we
have been furnished the following cases disposed
Of up 10 Wednesday;
McGrew. Weaver q Co., W.. Rein w. Shaw
han-suit brought by plaintiffs to recover the val
ne of some 1000 bushels Of wheat, delivered To
defendant by one Chambers, in the fall Of 1852
Verdict for the plaintiff, viz; the price Of wheat
in the fall Of 80.
Seneca County Bank vs.. r. w. Reid, N. p.
Coonrod, Henry Croniso and +. W. Green.-suit
brought to recover the amount appearing 10 be
due on promissory note, made by defendants to
>. Arnold, for the sum Of 5000, dated Aug. 3lst
~. Verdict for plaintif-motion for new trial,
and reserved for Supreme Court
j. X. Hord vs. Pratt, Woodford Co.-motion
TO set aside levy, made 10y defendants on land Of
plaintiff, by writ Of execution issued on Judge
mcnt of defendants vs., Rcdd. Motion sustained.
G. Y. Piclson Va. W. Q. Hedgrs--suit brought
on promissory note Of sJOOO given by defendant
to plaintiff, as part of purchase money Of in-lot
No. %, lst Ward Of Tifn. Verdict for plaintiff
and motion TO charge plaintiff statutory penalty
for yexatious delays, dc; still pending.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
CITY COUNCIL.

THussDAY EVENING, Sep 9, 1858,
Council met Present,-Messrs holt, Hovey,
Heming and Poorman.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The following bills were ordered to be paid.-
Tifiiu Gas Co, for Gas and rent Of Meters for
month Of August, $3.50 A. Mehau, for days
cartiug in % ward, $500; P. Oyernyer, for la
Dor on highway, IN lst ward, 5000; Geo. Harris,
in part for services as Supervisor in % ward,
$4,000: DAILY & Crowley, in part for McAdsmiz-
ing, in let ward, on contract 500.
The Clerk presented the bond Of spielman &
Fisher in The sum of $500, signed by c. NJ.
Yerk for the faithful performance Of the work Of
MoAdamizing on Washington street, Trom Madi.
son street to the Negrotown road, which was ao-
copted by Council
Also the new bond Of Spielmau q Fisher, for
Guttering on Washington street, frum Madison
strset to the Wire Bridge Said bond was in the
sum Of $500, and signed by c. N. Yerk, and was
accepted 10y Council Mr.. Pillars ION behalf Of
Gard Giles) appeared before Council and stated
that a Mr. Sullivan was quarrying s. tone in n cci.
t'in allcs alley by au hority Of Council NJ.
Pillars claimed that the place in which said quar-
rying was being DONE was not public alley but
private property. A suit for damages against
the City, was threatened unless said work was
stopped
On motion Of Mr.. Holt, Mossrs Poorman aud
Hemiug were appointed a Committee to examine
into the matter.
Mr.. Turley, Of the 2d Ward, asked the privi.
lege Of building drain from his cellar 10 the rv.
er and that no one be allowed 70 connect drains
with the one built by him without his consent.
Council refused to grant special privilege ask
ed by Mr. Turley.
Mr. Neighswander appeared before Council
and complained Of the situation Of the alley run.
ming by his property in 2d Ward, stating that
said alley was rendered impossible by work com
menced and unfinished in said alley.
There appears to be considerable misunder-
standing between the property ty-holdcrs on said
alley, the improvement Consisting Of a culvert
TO the river) has been commenced by property
holders on said alley, and it appears Mr. Neigh
swander is unwilling to perform his part Of the
work.
Council laid the matter over for one week, for
the purpose of giving the city Solicitor time 10
prepare an ordinance, compelling property hold.
ers 10 Do the work.
The committee TO whom was referred the mat
ter Of street crossings reported that they had con-
tractcd with John Smith & Co. for the doing Of
the work, in a good and substantial manner, at
Is cts, per square foot.
On motion of Dr. Hovey, the report Of the com
mittee was accepted and the committee discharg-
cd.
On motion Of Mr.. Heming the Marshal was in
structed TO have the Council Chamber thorough
ly cleansed aud put in comfortable order.
On motion Council adjourned
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

Are again in this vicinity. Theparty consist.
Of about thirty persons, men, women and child,
rem. They have some fifteen wagons and thirty,
five or forty horses, Their encampment is stu,
ated about half mile out on the southern road
On last Sabbath the curiosity of our citizens be,
ing somewhat excited, they visited the GiT sie's
eneampment in large numbers. The latter, how
ever, were remarkably quiet, and manifested nc
disposition TO engage in fortune telling" Sew
eral very good looking young girls belong to tn,
band Of wanderers; and there is also with them
an old lady Of the reputed age of one hundred
and six. They are on Their way south.
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The wa,hins ton Republle

fattering auspices, and as an induccment to in
crease its already wide and extensive circulation,
the terms Of subscription have been reduced as
follows; -Four copies for s.; or, ten copies for
$40. The RuUBLIo contends manfully for the
cause Of humanity; is reliable exponent of Re-
publican principles, and deserves the united sup
port Of the party. Address Weston d Coombs,
Washington, D. @.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Cnmp Moetinr Ffrht.

A rough-and tumbly fight occurred at the
Camp Meeting Grounds, in Hopcwell township,
last Sunday, Intcrrupung the religious exercises
and scandalizing the day and the occasion. The
bystaneers generally pitched in to qucll the dis
turbauce and the Constable, in trying to arrest
one of the parties, received couple of black eyes
The beligerent parties however, were arrested and
brought to Tifin on Monday for trial, by eonsta-
bic Beard
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

We will send the Tribune 10 subscribers, du.
ring the Campaign, for the small sum Of 25 cts.
in advance. Those who receive the paper this
week for the first time, by sending us 25 cts,
either in money or postage stamps, can have il
until after the election and then, II they do not
wish to continue, Il will be stopped. Let clubs
be formed in every township for the Campaign
Tribune. Send in the money and the names
No postage in The county.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Petition Tor Divorce.

Rehaeoa Ann Bafkman W. William narkmen,
Court Of Common Pleas in aud for the County Of Seneca
and state Of Ohio,
TTlHE said William narkman defendant, uonfetidont
il Of uo State OF Ohio, viii take notice that
said Rebecca Ann Harsman pla h tho 3ist day OF
August, A. d. le5S filed her pelon 10 The ohca Of te
county Of seneca and State Of Ohio charging said William
Bakman with gIoss OF duty Tor three year last past
and wu absence or three yeas last past asking that ho
nav b. divorced from tho "a William BaTkman, defend
ant which petition will and for hearing he neat tam
Of said court. d. y. O0LE,
sep5 6ws2 Attorney ioI Pianiih
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

VIII commence on Tuesday and continue four
days. Let everybody attend We hope to see a
host Of farmers and a large number Of entries
from this county, Preparations have already
been made to amply accommodate all Tifinites
can go down in the morning and return in the
evening Of the same day. Passengers carried for
half price-articles for exhibition free.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

Prof. f. NJ. FooTE will give Concert in Web
ster Hall, on Tuesday evening next, assisted 10y
Miss. Jennie Pierce aud Mr.. f. II. Pease. The
Of this troupe is sufficient guarantee
for full house. Mr., Paase is splendid pianist
and Prof Foote and Miss Pierce are vocal anna
teurs Of the first quality. We can assure our cit
izcns that rich trent is in store, for the lovers Of
poesY and song.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
CHOICE OF GIFTS

aRhAr AhERicAH 0IFr nook HOUSE,
No. 203 BROADWAY, NEw YORK,
where the gins, consulting OF JEwnLRY, &o VARYiE0
~ vALuE FuoM rs crNrs TO HUNDRED nolLARss are
always on exhibition, ~ AMPLE SHOW cAsEs. Our New
Descriptive Catalogue, containing large variety Of books
In every department Of Science and Literature fa OF which
sold al regular pnbshrr pTces and explaining ouR
HHw AND ORIGINAL sYsrEN Of allowing every purchaser ms
CHOICE on aFrs, and setting forth unsqualod nducer
AoEvrs, will be sent, postpaid to any ndvidua
on application Address
iy9.Gmis A. RANNEY, Agent Ko203 buadway
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
woostcr,s hook and Drug Store.

We call attention 10 the advertisement of Mr..
j. +. Wooster, in another place. Mr.. Wooster
keeps on hand fine assortment Of Drugs, Books
Stationery, Wall Paper, Window Shades and all
kinds Of Yankee Notions" He will always be
found in the corner room, Shawhans Block,
ready 10 wait on his customers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Tihin Union school.

The fall term Of our Schools commenced last
Monday. The attendance, We understand, is
good aud everything starts off finely. Mr. De
Wolf is assisted by able corps Of teachers, who
have at heart the good Of the cause. The High
School department is crowded
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

tE~wo call attention 10 the advertisement Of
the Bank Of TiAiu," in another column The
shareholders Of this institution are sound men,
such as the public can rely upon with implicit
eona1anno
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

tz~ Our young friend L. Adams has been aC.
mittcd to the practice Of law and tenders his pro-
fcssional services to the public through card in
another column. May he always advocate the
right and never want n cause.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

eB-Our OLD friend Horace Huber has again
placed all hands in our Office from the sanctum
sanctorum up to the ink.tub, under obligations
for a treat Of water melons. Our devil cxclains
"Eurckal"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

tB-Mr. Danl Bohm Of Bloom township has
laid under fresh obligations, for another list oi
Campaign subscribers. His example is worthy
O. imitation. Robt. Hatton, Of Reed, win also &C.
cent our thanks for q like favor.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

The weather for few days, has been remark
ably warm, for this season. The farmers are
busily engaged putting in their wheat, rye and
barley. Corn has come on finely and, in few
days, will nearly all be out Of the reach Of the
r..
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

eH'-John W. Bailey, ESQ, late Of Dayton, has
purchased an interest in the Tifin TRIBUNE, and
becomes co-editor with Mr. Mckee. Mr.. Bailey
has had considerable experience as a newspaper
writer, and his connection with the TRIBUNT gives
promise Of increasing the usefulness Of that al
ready valuable paper. We wish the Tribune un-
der rs new management, the abundant success il
deseryes.-[S. REGTsTER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Job Printing,

OF oil kinds, from the largest Poster down 70
the smallest Card executed at this office, very
low and in style not to be surpassed, by any
office in the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
nAYE You HEARD TnENEWsl 3
10his, sCHrN

1Nhtt n sCHTN /
Il Nk6sitmanu.
fotnrinr and deal |
ing tn Havana and
Dumcstic t'irafi.
Also snuff, smo.
kina and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
Hhawhanaulock,on
Market Rt. TifH,
Ohio I will sell
dleanotfof oashthan
cvct befufe offered
in this viciuity
Here tdn will Cad
The rfcatctt variety
Of Cigar, Tobacco,
Nc. ever exhibited
in This city.and ull
% BE- disposed Of on
thcpflncip Of quick
sales aad small rrif
It's the bcft being
fund on hand a. All
times am deter
mined 70 tsll ~ nj.
ces that cannot hil
10 Be satiifactory 49,
And " my sioe 4
donf give saiislac.
tion whenpuFchased
return u, and I will