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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-22
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

During The past week our junior paid flying
visit to Dayton and Cincinnati, and reports hay.
ing huge time, generally. AT the former place
in particu ar, he was taken in, done for in hand.
some style Special allusion is made, in this con.
noction, 70 Mr.. Hubbell mine host Of the Phil
lips House, who VIC take pleasure in stating, is
making all due preparation for the editorial con
ycntion which takes place in that city on the 18th
Of January. During his pemmbulations in Day.
ton hc "drapped" into the sanctum sanctorum Of
the Empire Office, where he found Mr. Clark, the
pilot Of the Democracy Of the Third Distric;
right side mp with care''-Hkowisc Mr. Comfy
the efficient editor of the daily JouRNAL. Our
eotemPornries nre alive to the good time" il
prospective on the 18th proximo.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

Drs MoNrs. Iowa. Dec. nth. 1858
EniroRs TFFiN TmBUNF:-uaying heard nu-
mcrous stories IN relation to the unhappy occur.
renee, ia which GAvor and WAsulNGroN SnIrN,
formerly Of jackson Township, S'neCa County,
Ohio. aud now Of Snirit Lake were the priuci
pals on one eide. and Bob" and "Jim" McCor.
nnck. Of the same place, on the other have con
cludcd 90 give an account of the ailry, lur the
information Of bis friends and Ocquainauccs i'm
Ohio. The sad occurrence had its origin IN a
difficulty IT some two years standing. iu relation
10 q "land claim, each party contcnding that ne
corling to "Sluattar Law the land belonged
to them.
have taken pains 10 enquire into the facts in
the case, and think I have them.
My authority il O. @. Howe, District Attorney
of that judicial Disirct. who resides ut Spirit
Lake. aud who is employed 10 delend tie Slip
pvs,-- He states that on. on about the let OF Judy
l-JS, The Shipiiy boys, heard some persons chup.
ping timber ON their claim, they took rifle aud
went 10 find out who was tr,spassing. they clme
20 the Greek which s one boundary OF thcir claim.
Washington the younger, who is about eighteen
years of a.r', took the canoe and went over aud
found The Mccormack boys, engaged iu cutting
timber on thcr claim. iic spoke TO them and
wished 90 know what they were doing ON his
claim, as he understood tho difficulty about the
claim had previously been settled, aud That the
agreement was, that the claim wns conceded TO
tiA'lNH htiN alllIIl0tI Hlill# NahNl Nllllt II lN
had como Tor fuss; and "Bob" cut n oudgsl--
Washington told him he did not dcsire any diff
Guilty, upon which Bob" ran % him, and WASH
ington ran, but was struck twice with the olub.
Jim" Mccormack seized his AK aud ais their
double barrcl1d shot guns (cach of the McCor.
mqcks had ono,) aud pursued. Washington s.
jumped into the creek, just as the AS aud cLrB,
were about to fall upon him, and 0t the same iu-
slant Gayot Shippy, fired ucross the ereel,, and
Bob NlcOownek fell exchming, ! nm shot,
and expired. "Jiui" Mccormack thcn raisod
his double barrclpd shot gun upou Washington
Shippy, and fired both charges but he Being a
good swimmer, kept an eye upon him, and dove
as "Jim" shot, hut received each charge of shot
in his back. lie made the bauk inst as "Jiin
got the other gun-he attempted to tct out under
cover Of a log but could not he received one load
of shot as &c wns going up the bank, in his shout
der, and the oiherin his leg. .t.
THUS thr aituy ended. Washington ShiDpy
was not dangerously injured hchad the shots all
extracted aud is well again. Re was taken up
md gave bail (his father iu the cum Of one
thousand dollars, for his appearance at Court
Gavot Shit t2y escaped, and has gonu 10 parts un.
known. Respectfully,
O. Q. NrsrLrRoADr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
CITY COUNCIL.

Thursday Dec 10th 58.
Council met and was called TO order by the
President
Mcnbrrs present, Poorman, IIcming, Hovcy
and Holt.
The minutcs Of last meeting were then Rad
by the Clerk and ON motion approved us read
The following accounts were then presented
/ and read by the Clerk, viz;
Account of Levi NJ. Taylor Of 81 90 for clean
| ing dirt Off Wire Bridge
! Geo. =. Chang OF 80 OTIS for putting fence on
wal at Wire Bridge
Nicholas Watcher of IS cts for cleaning Hose
of Engine No.
! r.. Nichols (Jaior) Of $500 for locking ur
and boarding City prisoners.
j. sullivan Of Sl250 for putting in stone cross
ings at streets in 2d Ward.
When on motion Of G.. II Hening said accounts
were allowed aud the Clerk instructed % draw
orders on the proper Funds forthescycral amounts
Of snnle.
On motion Of G. H. Hemng tho Clcrl, was in
strueted TO draw an order on the City j md for
S25 in favor Of l.. A. Hall in part for services as
City Solicitor in the years 1855 and SO
On motion Of VIM. Holt the Clerk was instrucs
ted TO compare the account thi5 evening present.
ed by the Jailor, with the Docket Of the Mayor
aud ascertain whether any part OF said account
has been paid TO the Mayor. and II he finds that
there has been, 10 instruct the Mayor 10 poy the
same over 10 the City Treasurer
On motion Council then adjourned to meet
Thursday evening Dec. 23d 1888 at 6 o'clock p
NJ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

We have been permitted to take peep at that
Address which our Carrier is getting up for
the benefit Of his patrons, on New Years morn
ing, and we must say, it ia one Of the best things
Of the kind we have seen Cor a long time As Il
is decidedly local in its character We bcspcak
for it, on behalf of our Carrier, liberal reception
Il will not be published in the TnmuSr, but our
friends in the country can have supply, by
calling at our office on New Years day. All or.
ders from different points in the county will be-
promptly attended TO- if sont in in time, enc'os
ing dim, fora single copy or one dollar for
twelve
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paying Taxes uudef Dimcult,es.

On Monday, there was quite rush at The
Trasurer's Office, and that functionary seemed
to be doing Gland office business" It being
the last day Of grace, allowed taxpayers under
the law, hundreds came iu from the country, with
their cash jinpling in their pockets to discharg,
this most unpleasant of MI duties From rosy
morn till dewy cvc"--to borrow a highly poetic
al expression, the Treasurcr's Office was perfect
Gam" each waiting his "turn, as the miller ha.
It, Contrary To tho general experience, it seemed
almost impossible. on this OCCASION 10 get rid o
ones money, which sccm.d like lead in the bot
toms of their pockets, weighing them down to the
door. The dnnerless aud supperless crowd
Ionged 20 be relieved OF Gleir surplus load of sin
and TO 60 home with lighter hearts and pockets
even at the risk Of dilapidatcd beaver aud ruff
fled shirt collar Treasurer Holz maintained
HE cquanimity, all Jay, aud was 'busy as a mai
lcr, taking in the ready" and giving out in re-
turn his own we'll executed autograph.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

"Old Nick" is expected TO make his annual
visit tonight for the benefit Of the "littlc folks"
Tomorrow will be Christmas, which will nc
doubt, be celebrated by the usual pyrotcChnical
demonstration, on the part Of Young America, '
and the Wholesale consumption of turkey and
other rare edibles by the "old folks at home, -
Welcome, merry Christmas. But, Oh! how we
pity the little boy or girl, to whom it brings nc
kind memento Of parents fond affection.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
Conrl Id nncNrn..

Tho Court Of Comuon Pleas is now In session.
Judgc SryEY presiding Up to the time Of going
10 press, but li,to business Of importance has
hcon transacted On Thursday afternoon the
case Of Jarvis va Johnston, action fer brJach Of
promise of marriage was taken tp, which will
probably occupy the Court, the remainder " fthc
week. The plaintiff claims damages 10 the
amount Of 5000 Scrpggs & Butlcrh,ll, attor.
ucys for plaintiff, Adams 4 jackson for dcr,Dd.
ant. There arr enough eases ON the docket 10
occupy thrN weeks Among thcatlorucys pr,s-
cnt FROM abroad. We notice Swiqtrt. of Cleveland,
Watson aud Noble, Of THIN, Vance, Of Mt. Yer.
non, Bowen, Of Marion. Carhnrt. of Gallon, Sears
and McKeliy, Of Upper Saudusky.-Buomrs
iuLuNAL.
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MARnIEn.

At the residence Of the brides father, in Find.
lay o. on Tuesday, 18th inst, at o'clock A. NJ
by Rev J.. B. Gurcy Mr.. ClEus VI .uAssLtR, o
Missouri, tn Mics MARrHA A. GoucurR, daughter
Of DIR. d. Goucicr.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. G.. A. Adams. q
the residence Of tho brides father, in Pcrrysbur,
o. Non AsmH CooR aad Mise. SoPiffA A. llircH
COCK
On the 2lst inst, at the Shawhan House. by
Rev, r. Andrew, Mr. NmuM CApwALLApEu Of
California to Miss MIME Il. CRAM, of Republic
Seneca Co. .-
On the 9th inst, at thc residence Of tho bride
In the End Ward Of this city, by j. H. Leidy Esq.
Mr.. JosErH a. JULIEN TO Mrs. HARREr JuLmY.
On the 18Th inst, at the residence of Peter
Wall in tho lst Ward, 10y the same, Mr.. ENocu
SWAMI TO Miss NANCY I.oNo.
Wednesday morning the ODD inst, at the Prot.
eestant Episcopal Church in this place, by Rvv.
ton o., with Miss KATg KcuS, daughter of DR..
II. Kuhn Of T'i6in.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
The Flrcmen,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Festival and Fair for the benefit Of Indie
pendent Co. No. 4, which is to be THE attraction
Of the week, commenced last evening with good
promise Of success. Several hundred jet lights
were placed in the windows and the spectacle
was truly grand and imposing. The whole bull.
ding seemed in blaze Of glory. The Hall is
beautifully decorated and banners are floating
from the windows. To night, grand supper
will be given. Tomorrow, (Christmas) the Hall
will be open all day, for all who may wish to at
tend Next week the Fair will continue from
evening to evening, until the close.
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A 'ShaIpcr,, after a TriIin .sGrepny.~

The local Of the Cincinnati Commercial Of
the 18th is responsible for the following:
WArcu SRI FFER ARRESTED .-Jamcs Baxter,
claiming n residence at Toronto, Caupda was ar
rested at the Little Miami Railroad Depot last
evening, for an attempt 70 "stuff a greenY' with
y pinchback watch. Having singled his man,
he followed him into the cars, and after ascertain
ing that the couutryman's destination was Tiiin,
said that ho was bound for Sandusky aud had
outsi lc the depot lot Of goods that ne wanted
20 take Rlpngi but could not, % the Company de-
m0nded the charges in ADVANCE. He here prof
fered tie watch, and asked therural individual
to advance him on it fifty dollars, saying that
when they reached lifin he would refund the
money, as he had friends there that would let
him have any reasonable amount that be wished.
The countryman hesitatcd a out n moment,
and at last said that he did not have that amount
about his person or hewould gladly Loan it, At
this juncture Larry Hnzen, who had been a silent
listencr Of the conversation, stepped forward and
took Mr.. Baxter into custody, securing the watch
and FIVE dollars in counterfeit money
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LookHern.

II you want to take good paper, outside Of
your own county subscribe for the ONO srArE
JOURNAL. Under its present enterprising maa-
agement, it is one Of the best papers published
mthe STATE and win give y6rait The latestnews
besides the doings of Congress and our Legsla,
ture. Terms. Daily SO a year; Tri-Weckly
So; Weekly, 81 so; Daily, during the session OF
the Legislature, Sc.
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The Lnoa Family.

This renowned troupe Of vocalsis viii give an
entertainment at Webster Hail. on Tuesday eve
the 2sth lust. There is nothing "bogus about
this troupe they are all artists Of the first order
and sing nothing but the choicest pieces. Thcir'
strumental accomronimcnts, particularly on the
piano. eanno, be beat in tho United States lfyou
want 20 hear gcoj music. "laugh aud grow fat
90 and hear the Luca Family
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

MysTERIoUs-A MAN MhsNG-on Moaday
last. the 7th inst, Samuel Angus, citizen II
Rollersyille, came q FREMONT h company with
one Of his Deghbors 10 sell his pork aud making
a few purchases for his grocery. He sold his
pork but did not get paid for it. He had some
money with him, probably less than fiAy dollars.
On Tuesday afternoon he got intoxicated, and
was last seen about ocloof in the evening on
Front street in front of Shomo's block There is
no little anxiety TO know whath become of him.
His sons and friends from Rollersville have been
years 81 age
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

Mn. EnrJu;-Whose business is 10 10 cnfore5
the completion Of the sidewalks on Washington
Stccot near the wire bridgey "Forbcaraucc has
eescl TO be a virtue" The parties are able, ahl
should be compelled to repair IL.
Being one of The moatpublio thoroughhrcs, il
has been allowed 10 remain abstractod and q nui-
snnec, the greater part pf the summer, and Is now
almost impassablc. win not our Marshal City
Solicitor aud Council sceto it2 IL not private
ciiizcns will see TO their legal rshts We have
spoken as men PRiyArMG,a as citizens wenow as
sert our righb. SECOND WABD.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

The slander suit Of Miss. MaFiah G. Yantil-
burg vs., Mr. J. 4. Armstrong and wife, which
has baon occupying the attention Of the Hancock
Co. Court. for some days, has been decided by a
verdict for the defendanSs This verdict called
out an Indignation meeting OF some Of the eiti-
zens Of Findlny and vicinity, which had vent on
Monday evening the 18th inst
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ndio., Americnn MernrIne.

We have received Vol. !, No l, Of a new
monthly, entitled the Ladies' American Muge-
zine, published by Henry White, No. 7, Beck
man Street. New York, and devoted to Fashion,
Literature and Art, It takeG the place of Gra-
ham, the publication Of which has boen suspen-
ded. 1t contains a handsomely oolored steel on
craving and fashiol plate and is fully up with
the times in every respect. Price only 81 a year
in advance.
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Notlco "a ronchers.

Tho Seneca County Teachers Associntonwil
hold its FirJt Quarterly meeting for the present
year at Clyde, ON the first day Of january, 1852
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The exercises will consist OF Reports aud Dis
cussious hy momb0rs OF the Association.
A general attendance IS solicited.
NM. II. PrRcE, Chairman.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
Fremont Items.
We clip the following items Of news from tho


JouRsAL Of lastweele' .. tr
A MAN SHoT-On Monday evening on the
east side Of the river, man By the name Of Rein.
hart, was shot by Sylvester Taylor, a eolored
boy The ball entered the back between the
eighth and ninth ribs, about three inches from
the spine on the right side and passing through
the body lodged Just below the skini ia font
The bali was cut out by Dr. Beaugrand The
circumstances as near as We can gather them are
that mob Of men aud boys who ought 70 have
been engaged in q more reputable business, had
followed some colored women a mile or more Ia
the house, Of Taylor, a eolored man. Here they
commenced an assault broke the door down tors
some Of the logs out Of the shanty tore up the
house, whereupon Sylvester Iaylor's son, dis
charged q gun ut the assailants, Roinhnrl was
alive Wednesday morning, though in very crit
ieal condition. The boy was arrested and plnced
in Jail
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

We have received The Jahuery no. ofthc Ob,r
lin Students Monthly, a wen printed and ably
edited magaziuc, Rejecting the iutcre'ts and lit-
erary attainmonts Of the studcuts of Obcrlin Col.
lcge. In point Of ability. s, il but litle behind
the beet literary magazine in the country,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
Job Printing,

or 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
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

Al Webster Hall on Tuesday evening, We un
derstand, was well ATTENDED and passed on very
satisfactorily. A handsome sum was realized
om the sale of articles prepared forthe occasion,
which goes TO the aid Of the church.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
A Rnre Chnnoa.

We have made arrangements, by which We are
prepared to furnish to subscribers Godey's Lady's
Book, Peterson's Magazine and the Atlantic
Monthly in connection with the TRIBUNE for one
year. at the following exceedingly low rates, pay
nble in advance tdf
For GoDrY and the TRlBUSE S350
" PrmsoS" 3" 2.75
The ATLANTIC" $50
Orders should be loft soon, so as to begin with
the January No.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

sixrH DIVISION, Ono MurA.--wc learn by
the JoyRN,t that S. Norton. Of Prrryshurg has
ceeiycd his commission as Major General Of the
sixth Division Of the Ohio Volunteer Militia
The Sixth Division embraces the counties Of
WoOd, Ottawa, sandusky aud Sanees
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
ReIlfions Noiice.

There viii be religious service at the Method
ist Protestant Church, in Tifin, on christma'
morning, al half past fyO o'clock.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
TifFin Prioea Current. .


Tiffin Prices Current,
rooERscrrD wznEtT Brl
SHRIY YER & SNE A T II,
DoaIer 10 nry Cool, Groceries, oarpene, nobts and
Shoes and Readv.Made Clothing. And nurcbasei 81 tv'
tfydescripiiou Of Grain and ffoduee TOT cash.
WHaAr-s s9,95 Rt .u1.
CotS-t tshsllgdl 00ai5l.
do tEarl l3c.
RYE-55 as.
uARtEg-co as.
OArs-OoG4oc,
huANs-t00
porAr0Es-.G0c.
FLAX sFEn-eOO00t.
Ttxoruv SEgn-1 51T1,f5
HUrrEe--lfGt6
hhaD-tus
TALL0 VS. d10c.
HmuEEu HkWs--usDt0c.
do Stvss Ayn SHoUuuaRs- 0Gu0oi
PtcELEn PoRK--S 00c.
MuLv SUnAn-tnr.
do NoLassEs-51875e.
BaEswAy--2Od25f.
FgArHaRs--i1a1uc.
nav Arrtrs-si soa9.C0 BQfbt
GurEN liInEs--5e a0hs
OuV do iNc.
Eeas-Ca i5e. dozen.
foRK-s5C0d $50
Ciaref seel.-s3o5 1850
Wodt-sQ5 ave
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

We notice that iIaines & Norton's Eolian Min.
strcls are to give an entertainment at Webster
Hall, this (Thursday) evening They arc vel
spoken Of elsewhere.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

e7-Areiuciop Of per cent. from tic aboy, aies viii
be made FOR Cash
The space occupied by iolnes Of The yp' eompo'ug the
boly Of the advert semeut, viii be considered square
All trandent advertise ,nts together with Administfa-
tom Attachment, Road anil Ditch Notices. must be paid
form advance.
charged iar until otletelou
When yearly all srli1ementi inasHed, one or morc
sAangst will DO allowed.
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bank Notice.

oat oios' viii bs closed on Christmas ari New Y,sr
ony'' Town, ilUss 4 60.
BANK oF rtyFtv.
G. l.. JOHSsON q 90.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

DvoUcE Artp For.-We s,c by legal no.
ticc in the studusky Register that Mrs Harlow
Case has just applied for "a divorce FROM her bus.
band. on the ground Of wilful absence aud total
neglect Of duty for more than thrcc years
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
Cnrrlnrrt md nnrrirs.

See adycrDacmento OF b A shcidlcy. Republic.
who ofirs his stock Of Carriages, Buggiys &C.,
at prices remarkably low.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
FOR SALE AT THIS oFFICI

On. Full Scholarship Ia tho Ohio state and Union Law
College, Ceyeland Ohio.
onsFull saholrhip tho Eclectic College OF Medicine
Cincinnati, Ohio. ... ."
Amor TIE above wiube sold yoheap for Cash,
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refund the money desire ha those wishing 10 pufthhse
should ea und eSamne my stock hdata lhynF elsewhere
County DealeIs are Teapecplly call aud
inc my stock.
t,Rsms@gsr the place, Market street, opposite shaw
ssStS 600 B.EsBisSsss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

Good wood will be taken on subscription at
this Office, if brought in soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

tE-At TIatsoct Falkuet't imbfsypc Gal.
ery is The place to get handsome picture for ths
HOLIDAYS
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

t-v-0hlo State and Union Law oonogo.-Ths In
Sti.ntion has been removed to Cleveland Ohio Degrees
As legally conferred, and Students graduating may be
aimuedto practice. For Circulars address, Cleveland
ds23lr NJ. A. KING, Focretary.