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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

A WHIfE MAN RECLAIMED AS SLAVE NJ MS
HALF BaorHKR-AvTENPr TO KIDSAP 4 WAITE
.CHILD.--George W. Farris vas the son and
Shave ola planter named Raglan, near Tuscum-
bic, AlabAma.si His mother was mulattO house
serysss, also . slavs Of Raglan. George escaped
front alayerylin 1852, and vent 70 Pittsburgh,
whers he pasesd fer.a white nan, and married
. white girl named Mary Ann Wickhsm, en-
gagged Ne subordinate in Miss Kimberly . the
ater, and had one child, little girl, nAmsd
Harriet. He worked q bis trade e . Masoa,
aud occasionally figured a. negro minstrel,
but no one, aot cssn bis wife. ever suspected
that he was NOT ofpure Caucasian lineags.an5
!. A Ptttsbsrghsr, named George Shaw, had
worked Ia Alabama, putting mp eoston gins and
he iuformed Raglan OF Gsorge's whereso uts.-~i
A s0n sf the master, and hall bsoskse Of GeeeEe,.
came up TO capture him. George, however, lsfss
In coed ZINE. hgt MAS finally taken q Bruns-,
wick. No. aad ssnt back 70 slAyary bY bic half
bpothss: Bet shia fsasatusaI hall brother, pet
contest with getting George, coaspirsd vith
George shay .epd j. Torrance, Of Pittsburgh,
TO kidnap 10 liesJe girl HARRIET WaFsAats have
been isssed egaisst Raglap, shsy sed ypFsppps,
q Pilsshusgh. and the two latter arfes,ea.
Rsslas, thepgh kaowa - b. prpwliRg ahoDt
Pittsburgh. bad mot been assssted % Noeday
evening .--Cip. Gas, a,iatf}
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

The house Of Jshn Ether, in Cleveland. Ohio.
~as destroyed by Gre on Monday night week,
ard. cad 70 relate. Mr.. Ether perished in the
Aames. Hs had sasea his wife and five child
rem, and vent back y get some money that was
in his chest-as 10 Sapposed-and SO lost bis
ar
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

The p0ptmaatsrs have had instrucsicss u
lock up the frauds committed to evads The ,,
ment Of psstags. he extent Of shere -
may b inferred iron tie fses that Of % psyl]
mailed at ChAslsssovn in three daya IL 81
written apon, 3 contaiasd dreas pst.erna ) -
skeins Of elk each, ceatainsd letters, 1 n
pieces 81. black silk, I eeuNised IasdsuC
driving, . lsttss and 40 bank bill, sshzA
apron, ] = rel of ribbon, sssksd ~
COLLAR, and . china baby. The aasU !
postage paid TOR shses - papers sAs
cenes. whne The Aueuns which sAsslds -.
paid vea 81 II. a1 as.ss.a VIZ. NJ ~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

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and eAcellsns Bssssly WNw --Ane, 49,
sas ne.asdiss Eesss. !, e. Csa ssa'' ~ ~
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diaae e.ssa or some dDs pasi Tia -
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s .S,S.Ss sudden attack Of spopIexy. ns =
years Of age. Ne kas been - ~
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support Of The great denomination % shicA y
belonged. and vas respected universally n
p eAafaeess .asd ability by Christians u =
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

9E9 sift4s e e esfan'fen soonnnsb an hay
s@st s9ss asaaA sds % essaassY yasr la s!ds III
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

The Senate aeHt into committee of the whole,
on the State Ra'tk bill. yesterday afternoon,
and continued tie consideration of it, this af
ternoon, making it the special order Of each
day in the afternoon, till it is flushed.
The House hive spent much Of the day, in
committee of the whole on bill to establish
Commissioners court Of three, distinct from the
County Judge, hold Office foe three years,
have charge Of county buildings, county reve-
nue., the poor, aid county objects generally.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

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ments afarded cround. y. .hs 1919 w .S.1'
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for he snno;" ,,uosa ~ easssas rsso.ns'cn
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made By person. u The executive dsp.r,.sen aI
memh.rs of ~. Es.. - ~ ..ss.os .ns sctioE q
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day. he ala in tSe Hcn. s ~ issues +ast Fri
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

Others looking to The Nor - y, o. vs
covered BY the RESOLUTION under uhh Nv $780, 49,,
mit.ee was apuo;ntsd -. sshs S ~ 'ns CON- =
against I. N n 80 - : - =
h.;.rs .o'os.on o. Mr: Adrian 'instrucsing the
a.,sasn =. ING committee 70 procure from Ne
So,ss t.isn u R. sns census ;S eng registry q
Mr. SEVEN il sSso,s.n " aa .; s%encpans y
p-S M An ;.a ii. i.,aaI r,n,so, eftss1
In order 10 nrocn,. -" 20 ednesday next
- sSssasa'' '..'ea '0f'
Twenty miles Of the southern Paeisc Rail.
road have been completed In time - secure ~
Teaas graAsA 70 sao1sss7sa tiaa assa AZ a
\ eisp2ai'i = 81 n New York rsh II wv
7hssautiI ,eSemoso,, .,sss;n. ~, ~ 49, ~
Assembly rooms lsss e,esin~ s.ss foIs, ....sS
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Fighting the manila.

We are assured tha. fully nine.tonths
Of che Democracy of Seneca county utter
ly repudia,e the course Of the Advertiser
10 endorsing the English swindlo and the
course the slippery demagoguo Hall has
pursued in Congress. The Democracy
Of this county voted for Hall, believing
him homes. and sincere 10 his professions
and they do not care to bo cheated the
second time. This thing Of fighting
against the people is an uphill business.
as the Adssriissr will end to lie sorrow.
The people want no better evidence Of
their orthodoxy on This subject, than the
testimony Of such Democrats, as Douglas.
Forney and Stanton, which the Aavs,ti.
ssF dare tot publish,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Thara. Taka That.

With regard to tho Adpsriissr's insin.
nations concerning Hon. Cooper X. Wat
son, We will only say that Mr.. Watson is
sbuodantly able 10 take care Of himself and
can dispense with the services Of his self
constituted guardian. lie is man Of
entirely too much integrity aud good
sense to be honey.fugled and oaioled by
any lickspitue Of Lecompion editor,
around whose neck Buchanan has brass
collar with the inscription, This Is nv
properly" Failing to reconcile his own
party to Hall and his English "bribo and
penalty bill" this pink Of au editor thinks
he will play of something sharp, by try
Ing to breed disSOnsion in the Republican
Tanks. Better stay in your own kennel
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
TerrIbla Floods.

The torrents Of rain that fell last weel
have produced almost unprecedented
foods. thToughOu. the whole country
resulting iu great destruction of property
and much damage to the crops, railroads,
canals. fences. and bridges along the water
courses. The GOOD in the Muskingum,
Scioto. Miami. Wabash and Illinois riy.
ere. is represented as unprecedented since
lat4. There is fearful rise throughout
the whole lOnsth Of the Mississippi aud
Missouri, aud the town Of Cairo, at the
mouth Of the Ohio. has been almos. en-.
tirely swept away The food was gen
'ral not only in the West but in the East
aud travel by railroad has been seriously
Interrupted.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
A Triangula- Fight.

Tho Administration Democracy Of hi.
nois held State convention at Springfield
last week. Two-hundrod and ninety three
delegates were present. representing torty.
eight counties, John Doughorty was
nominated for State Treasurer and Ex.
Gov. Reynolds for Superintendent Of Pub
lio Instruction. Resolutions were passed
aad speeches made, the drift Of which
was that "fealty to Douglas is treason to
Democracy" Douglas was denounced
in unmeasured terms, as a renegade aud
traitor There are now three parties in
the field in Illinois and the Republicans
have the inside track. The same is the
case ia several Of the Congressional dis.
trieu In Indiana.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Ordinance for Sidewalks in Fostoria.
ID. l. ~


DE ordained by the Council Of the incorporated vii
- lage Of fostoTa, In Seneca County, Ohio, Ia Couno
assembled that the Of lots or parts OF lot,
fronting on both sides Of Iu street. from Wood street a
westne Of the town plat Of said viagc the owner OF
owners OF lots para OF lots ontnE on the south sde o
Perry street. from Main 10 High street, and the owner ol
9wperi OF lots or paris Of lots lnling the south sde Of
High street, from Perry Union street, and the owner o
owners Of lots or parts of lot. fronting the west side Of
Union street, from High Elm street, and the owner or
owners OF lots parts Of lots fronting both sides of Fr
mort Plank Road street, irlm Main street TO the
line of The town plat and the owner or owners OF ots Or
paris Of lots fronting both sides or Norh street iton
wood 70 Poplar sreei and tic owners Of lots Or
parts OF lots fronting both sides Of Union srse from
fremnnt Plank Road street 70 7opar street; and tho owner
o. ownera OF lots or par Of lots fronting both sides Of
Centre street. from Wood 10 Poplar street. and are hereby
required TO boid side walks in front of an Of said lots or
parts Of lots four "a feet wide and OF oak plank one and
one-hsf q inches hick to be laid good and snbsan
tal sringersi four 90 inches square, four "a 10 each twelve
2) feet ineugh aud 70 be completed on or before The sb
day OF September A. D. 1883 An Of said work 10 be done
under the direction Of the Street CommssoneF and 10 be
accepted BY m when fnished
. " dohEsi lteco'def intH.9W.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
The West Megleoted.

Congress has adjourned without making
any appropriation for the improvement
and safety Of navigation aud the interests
Of commerce on our western lakes and
rivers oa1 Of all the prodigal outlay Of
the peoples money. not dollar COOS to
build up the solid interests Of the coun.
Try Tho Administration has millions to
spend on the Utah War. that did not come
Cd but no, "rsd" for the vast interests
Of 1he great and growing west
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Cnttle, Straved or StUIen.

ON the 27th Of May, Red Cow, heavy with calf and
- had bell on, marked thus, entirely ed with the tip
end Of the tail white, and while undof the belly; also
yeafing Heier entirely black hut marked like tho Cow,
ao, yearing bull, eniir y white with the exception Of
inc har IA the inside Of the care, which pale red The
'upposuon Of the Is that they driven on by
sohe individual ater night they close home that
evening and the next morning thoy were missing Any
person giving satisfactory information Of the above described
cattle viii be literally rewarded for their trouble The
owner thinks they were driven of and sold The owner
lives three miles west OF Iiitn.
inls-lws LAuRENCE CREEGER
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

ADOongress adjourned az Q O'Clock
on Monday evening, after passing most
Of ihe enormous appropriation bills
An extra session Of the Senate was imme.
dialely called to attend to some executive
business.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

~ The Vigilance Committee in New
Orleans have disbanded and comparative
quiet q agsin restored The authorities
are eogaged in sssssiing lhe leaders Of the
moYenent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
TAKE NOTICEl

The Tribune is the only Anti
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, 1858-06-18

BB-Ex- Gov. Anthony Of Rhode Is.
land has been elected U S. Senator by the
Legislature Of that state. in place Of AL
len whose term expires next March. New
England is now, politically unit in the
U. S. Senate, the six states being repre-
sented by twelve good and true Republi-
cans.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
SENECA COUNTY BANK.

OFFIcE or THE FREAsURER OF SrATR,
COLuNBUs, Ohio, June 18th, 1859
LII persons hay ng olins against the Seneca County
IA Bank, other than circulating notes, win present e
same 70 W b. TLrall Of Coumbu,, Receiver and make
legal proof thereof A. =. STONE.
jnl8.Gm. Tfeaspr,,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
AGENTS WANTED

klok 1e isls of an OFficE N0rtcgA which tells the
waeFeabou and time Of return of the absentee of AZ
omce, Retail price, 81 50.
AiSQ-Aa iAos klNDliSG LANp, which viii kindlc q
w 20 eee minue, a cost, used daily, oftTduy eonu
HACHrNnERG 4 Coz,
lanet-6w. rpilugeal Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18


Win Mr. Hall. our Representative, be
good enough TO make some kibd Of de-
monstration towards The repeal of the
Locofoco swindle Of raising tbs salary Of
Representatives 70 $4,000 pei annuml--
lie denounced The cheat. notwilhsandinv
Il was a measure emanating from his side
Of the House, and pledged himself to use
all his ability 10 procuring ITS repeal
The session is almost over and not a thing
has been dope Can he face his constitu-
ents jingling $4,000 in bis pocket for a
single years salary? especially after his
bitter denunciations Of that act2 Stir
them up, Hall, the people expect it,
Baeyrus Journal
Well, Congress las adjourned and
Judge Hall has returned home with his
$4,000 (minus his liquor billy in his
breeches pocket, Poor soull his mind
was very treacherous or the temptation
was too strong to be resisted When he
got to Washington, he forgot all his prom
isos, but did not forget to draw the s3, 900
The people, however, may forget to send
him back again next fail.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
SENECA COUNTY FAIR, 1853.
sth Annual Fair or the senecn County
Agricultural Society, % be held on
wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9th ,
9th and sth or October.
AND REGULATIONS FOR THE
FAIR

Exhibitors arc required to have their articles en-.
terod on the books Of the Secretary before they arc
placed within the enclosure
This entry may be made upon the books at any
time during the 20 days next preceding the Fair
and up TO A o'clock 10 the afternoon Of Wednesday
The FIRST day Of the exhibition
On the entry Of articles and animals, cards will be
furnished by the Secretary, upon which win be en-
tered the number and class az upon tho books
which arc 70 be placed upon the animals and articles
10 be exhibited
No article entered for exhibition shall be removed
from the grounds except by permission Of the Prcs
don't Every exhibitor must have his nrtice ON tho
ground by 4 o'clock A. NJ. Of Wednesday. The
membership fec Of 81 90 must be paid prior to- or al
tho time Of the entry ofartices for exhibition upon
The books Of the Secretary.
Applicants for premiums on field crops must send
n their statements, certified TO under oath, ~ re-
luired by the Constitution Of the Society to the Sec
rotary, previous to the first Of January 1858.
JUDGES.
Judges arc requested to report themselves Of the
business Office, by o'clock of Wednesday hey arc
expected to make written reports Of their awards
giving for preference TO articles and animals
upon which premiums are awarded.
AN reports Of Judges arc expected 10 be handed
IN BY II o'clock Of Thursday the 2nd day Of the ex-
hibition
SPECIAL INSTRUCTION TO JUDGES.
Judges Of animals, viii have regard to the symmetry
early maturity and size, and make due allowance for
age, feeding etc. They are especially requested not
10 give encouragement to ovorod animals for brood-
ing purpose. No person, except member Of the
Board, will be allowed 10 interfere with the Judges
during their examinations.
The Judges are requested TO examine all cards
upon animals and articles offered for examination
and ascertain If the same belongs 10 the class upon
which they are appointed to make awards
Upon finding animals or articles within the encos-
ure without the proper card attached, they win re-
pott tho fact to the Secretary, wleroupon The Mar
shull will remove the same from The grounds
The board aud the public arc fully aware Of the
increased interest which is kept up by the free orcu
laton Of Agricultural papers 1t is therefore resolved
that in keeping up this custom, we win so arrange
that all successful competitors will receive an Agri
cultural paper for one year, in addition to the cash
premium.
A fine Diploma, same rs awarded at the estate
Fair" viii be added to all first premiums,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

R1-John P. Hale has been reelected
to the U. s. Senate, by the Legislature Of
New Hampshire, for a term Of six years
from the 4.h Of March next. The Dem
ocrsts supported Daniel S. Wells.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.

LADY desires situation as teaoher In private fan.
"a iy-would prefer tle country. Can produce Fool
tesmonasi aud .hc best Of references given. Address
MRS. L. NJ. PETERsELIA,
lnls3H. Iilin Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
OFFICERS.


Lewis Baltzell, President. VIM. Gallup, Treasurer
j. w. Miller, Vice Pres't j. II. Pittenger, Seoy
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Lewis Baltzell, j. w, Miller, William Gallup
j. IL. Pitenger.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
d. w, Eastman, levi Keller, Horace Huber, Pc
ter BTyton James Boyd, Lewis Baltzell, j. w Mil
ler William Gallup and j. H. Pitteneer
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
Thorough bred cattle with Pedigree
O. Y Brundage, Melmore; Charles Beard, Ropub
lie; Harry Gray, Atdea
Improved cattle without pedigree
J. W. Kerr, Berwick; G. COwles Melmoro T. ]
Baker, Memore.
Native Stock--Same as above.
Dairy COWS, work oxen and calves
William Fleet, Mclmorc; William Barrick, Tian
D. +. Cramer
Sweepstakes (Cattle)
L, Q. Rawson, Fremont George Reber, Upper
Sandusky; Union White, Fitehvillo.
Thorough bred Horses.
Ellis Ayers, Tif6nj U. r. Flenner, Tifin; J, @. r.
Eastman, Melmore.
Draft Horses.
Benjamin Gibson, Melnlore; John NJ. Shaull.
Tfin; William j. Kauli, T6n.
Carriage Horses and Roadstes, Saddle Horses and
Mules
Jesse Weirick, Tihnj Jonah Brown, Melmoro;
Hugh Welch, Tifin
Sheep.
Richard Baker, MelmorS Ezra West Lowell;
II. J. Starr, Carey
Swine
Joseph swigert, Mslmorej Ezra Dem, TiRn;
Daniel Rule, Tiifn
Poultry,
Daniel Richards, Melmore; Jacob Bowersock
TiHnj George Knupp, Tif6n.
Farming Implements.
John Slosser, Haoi Joseph McClelland, Sr, Tifin;
A. G. Baker Republic,
Grain.
r. w. shawhan, Tiain; G. W. Cunningham
hfini Joseph Walker, TifRn.
Fruit
Heary Ebbort, Tif6nj John Pitenger, Jr, Tifan;
L. A. HAIL. TilEn.
Garden Products.
n. II Bagby Mrs l.. A. Hall, Mrs Iienr, Eb-
bert Mrs. levi Davis, Tifinj AIr. William Fleet
Mrs, John Baker, NIelnoro.
Dairy Products
r. G., Pennington, Ms. Lyman White, Mrs. Levi
Keller Iiihnj Mrs, G, Cowles, Ms. Jonah Brown,
Melmorc.
Domestic Products.
r. w Shawhau Mrs. DR. Dorsey, Alm. j. d
LOonis Mrs JOS Walker, Mrs. d. Il. Cramer, Tnin
Flowers and Shrubbery.
John O Lee, Mrs r. w Shawhan, Mrs. Ellis
Ayers, Ti6ni Mrs. A. O. Baker Republic; Miss
Jennie Houston, Tifin.
Mechanical
James Gray, john Crum, Molmore; Philetus Nv.
man, Iiifn, Charles Lampkins, Republic; A. Oder.
MelmoIe.
Fine Arts
J, A. Mcfarland, james Pillars, Henry Gross
A. G. Baldwin, d. F, DeWolG Tfin i
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

RE- The difficulty between the N. Y.
Central and N. Y. & Erie railroads, at
Batavia, is now in fair way for being
settled
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
tuesday, JuIv IAN, Is5o.

for the purpose Of nominating candidates Tor
State Offices md transaotng other business. The
rale adopted entities Seneca County to FOUR
DELEGATES. We deem It iaexpediont to call
ths people OF the county, from their farms and
workshops, At ,bis very busy season, to attend O
Convention At The County Scat, for the purro e
Of selecting delegates and We therefore invite
aud urge upon every Republican In the county,
20 far as consistent with other duties. to consider
hingelf delegate and be present AZ Columbu,
on that day, to cast The vote Of Ibis county Lrt
ell, who can, attend.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
REPunLIrANs nr snMnnA.

The Republican State Central Committee have
called Delegate Convention, to be hold at Co
laulbns. on
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
NolIeo of EsIablishlng a Mnter oonrs.

NNNSv u AataotAShthB Wnter Course.
II q. RAWsoN, Morris Tyler s. Pairlok and Jobp
Lle finsc are hereby noided that annioatnn iii Ky
made og We nudeignaa 20 The Trustees of Inotson Town,
sep seoeeh County, Ohio, for the establishing Of water
,eaie 'd toNnshp con enciug about 20 rods uctl of
gNnspp ana eounV and funuinScau 90 ihc section line
between ,eoiioes e. % 80, 2 e4and e 20 tssmnst
~ eeu Nfse. And that said Trustees will meet On he
lulh day o lab A. H. 1851 nearthe wesi end Of
o.9 yen q water COURSE and preoeed lay out eaa
DANIEL sTOMBAUGH,
,, a. MOCK,
maa0, Psauonsn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Explosion aud Burning OF the steamer
Pennsyivonial---One Hundred Persons
LOsti
MEMPHs, June 14.-The steamboat
Penpsylyaniaexploded her boilers Sunday
morning at six, at Ship Island, 10 miles
below Memphis and burned to the water's
edge. About $50 passengers were on
board 1t is believed hundred are
killed or missing
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Competition open to the State for stock only
Animals taking premium in one class cannot compete
in another.
Ring open for ladies' riding On End and Sd days Of
Fair at B O'clock p. NJ
Efficient ouctioneers viii be on hand and we haye
every assurance that large lot of stock and other ar
ticles viii be offered for aae during the Fair This
viii be new feature and an additional attraction to
our annual Fair well profitable to those wishing
to dispose Of or purchase stock &c.
Membership Badge 81
Single admission, Gents, 15c.
q
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Rg-The President has issued proc la.
nation to the Mormons.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Discretionary premiums will be avarded on good
collections not mentioned in this class.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18
Oth DIVISION.
WORK CATTLE.
Class 2nd.--MOrscS.

Best Bull, no reference to age o, Farmer 81 SO
Fomalo, 6
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-18

Greatest and best collection of vegetables by one
exhibtor Ohio Farmer s