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crowd .rcd around curOusly, snd beckosed 10
ieiu o apd relcose hsn. lie was taken eut q his
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gBs sALL ssArON.

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY HArL rssDERRD TO
" Rsyneu and T. ps-ly ny theif Esgls AMI friends At
ne Apollo Room. 40 Broadway, on FIiNy evening Jsn
~ TNckes may be ChisNd The academies IN New YORK
= Hssiy Ieessnrsr q Siber,ssn. Prestent 4. Bnss
nsa Secretary. penrv Edward Won.
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HOTELS.

NKw HOTEL roR 9ooD rENArr.-rHE SUB
IN sebsr has hne down tow east ~ Brosdwsy
which he wants 10 botel lodging ouse OF abor
40 the European plan any other Desirable
and find occupant before he proeeeds build
Address wsh and references Dor az Jersey City Pos
office.
DACIFIC HOTEL,
i No. r2 GREENWICH STREET. NEW YORK.
The price Of board at this popular house reduced
the lat Of January 70 81 81 per day.
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CIGARS IN GREAT VARIETY or QuALfTY.-HA
~ ysna- domestic and German from ~ 10 $40 W. Fur
rers seeking for bargains invited 70 examine my SUCK
N B.-Casb advances made on segars 10 any amount
q. CfIEEkS, II broadway
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Trouble with the Shawnee Indians I'm Kansas.
HOUSES BURNED AND SETTLERS DRIVEN FROM THEIR
HOMES.

ILwRkScE, X. T., Jan. 10, 1868.
Considerable excitement exists the visnity Of Frank
lin, few miles from here, account OF collision be
tween the settlers and the Indians All the squaters IN
that neghborhood really nruders for the lands be-
long the Shawnee reservation and the portions selected
by the Indians have not been made public The Indians,
therefore, regard the settlers with much jealousy and DIFF
1culties often occur between them.
For some time there had been difficulty between "Ncd
Tooley of the Indians and setter named Schouer
Saturday morning the parties met both armed and &C
companed by companies OF their friends rencontre en-.
sued In which Schoulcr stabbed in several places,
and Tooey was shot dead on the spot This so exaspe.
rated the Indians that Sunday night they gathered 10
the number of hundred and hfty ravaged the country
and burned down eight ten houses with the acoompa
nyng haysacks and oubuildngs Many Of the homeless
families have sought shelter in lawrence Schouler =
under arrest and about 10 undergo preliminary exami
nation before magistrate. The Indian agent states that
all the damages done TO the settlers shall be fsy remu
nerated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-29

Mr. W p. Badger offered in the House Of Representa-
uves memorial 90 he sent 70 Congress, earnestly
ouestpe that the ecomp,on constitution should be reject
ed and praying for enabling act The House held an
evening session 10 consider the memorial. There WAS
good deal Of irregular debate the administration and the
democratic party literally denounced; IL was main.
tanned that memorial for enabling act would only be
aiding the democratic party TO get out OF tight place
charged a movement got up by Gen. Denver, by
direction 81 the federal government The Tree state party
able 70 rule Kansas now under whatever consttu
she might be admitted let the eight go on in Con
gress the breach democratic party 20 and be
increased til that party tore itself 10 pieces Inc history OF
the free state party was reviewed. their dicutes trials
and wrongs dweh upon, and then was asked H. after all
their troubles they would, they had got the power,
relieve the administration the dem ,crac party from the
responsibility and difficulty Of their position Let, said
they, Congress and the ADMINISTRATION who have always
held TO the doctrine that Congress had right 10 interfere
In the government ofthe Territory eat their words by pass
mg an enabling act they will do 80 OF their own accord
but don't let this Legislature again 20 up TO the federal
ther knees begging for what they are too
anxious 70 give US when they have asays heretofore de
spised and refused our prayers.
few words were spoken in favor Of the memorial II
was urged that was the duty OF the Legislature Ia Oh
tain peaceful settlement Of the difficulties in the Territory
soon rs possible, whether in doing 90 they made
broke any political party outside of the Territory. The
motion 70 aeopi the memorial on being put, lost by
The reports on the concurrent resolutions sent in by
the Topeka state Legislature were taken up resolution
presented to reer both reports back othe committee
with instructions 70 report 1--WE have every conf
deuce in the wisdom rrotisu and prudence of The
STATE Leg sature. that hell. ve the moy,meu, Which
represents had It's origin pubic nc ,.sV ana thai
ineir province 80 tasc such their own snpa
city they may think legitimate aud proper. they beEg
responsible Tor their own action, and we not r,r them
and asthe Territorial Legislature i legiti,na,cy in
poson 10 dicatc IN thew weheVe only
10 respectfully rccrato to thcm tue course OF action
which we shai 81 present PURSUE Indicated 10 the r.
solution passed by this body. 20 The effect that would
proceed the enactment of 81 laws tor The
pupe OF the Territory which snail suPcrscie al laws, 20
pretended passed prior TO the special session Of tb
present legislature.
rebate shut on by the calling ~ the pro- -is
tto, f~1.e 0lfffLun UNA ..tpN L If IE
vuse ni 20 to-. tn ~ 'ts being tns --it-r't f1l %
I" yomnsttt ST. llta. b iisrm'u, l-tri Ply hc it.
cs9fe.t -ola saving t. 80 ne Nisa f1 rcr .h
-.rort even -fer tlo .r-,tst' .u u ic A'os r, Nsg
t...I fsrat
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nENTTSrPY EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
IL without thc q ntes' pam, by my and ottgtal ot1
mi r. Ills sdmirahe 3 Vrfr .eI by
me- snIy H .fcrrnce given II rnuuirei.
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INlFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF THIRTIETH STREET.
-Four story brown stone house. with carriage house,
Tor sale, Inquire of CLARK FAULKNER, 10 Wall street,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Border misunderstanding the
untoh,

The oharsdisiics Of Democratic pol.
icy was oarri,ous 70 the very letter. on |
Tuesday Lastly the "organ grinder" for
the clique. Dr. was he alone 10 his a Ia
Border-ru6iahodus operandi. He bad
judieiour oordoratos, who not unlike
himself, stalH about the polls with
staggering ppniions to undoubled sue.
cess, and not few Of their own party be-
came so comltely, disgusted. that they
voted either rtially or wholly the Re.
publican tick Itis said that this course
was resorted to frighten the Germans. and
other reluota voters, into The sup.
port Of theicandidales, inasmuoh as
there seemed, be a disposition to act in
depondently In the afternoon several
moro Of the f,hful mounted guard, when
the programminderwsnta a grand change
Failing in lhalIempt to intimidAle or
frighteB teiinto The support Of lie.
compton, the fell 10 cursing the Dutch
Our neighb Of The Flagge coming in
Of course, for heavy share Of their In
vectiyes. sa they, "ips Zshm's fault
he's a traitor the party. Because he
didn't get the ,minstiou for Auditor, he,
splitting up ttparty," And again. "H,
must be = id fool TO think we're go
ing to let him ave such an important Of
fee, when the are men here who hav,
served thirteeDr fourteen years in The
Democratic raks, and are ten times more
deserving tina he j" The above, leav.
ing out the Imperative portion formed
the drift Of thPrincipal topic Of conver'
sation; aud at he close Of the polls sever
al efforts were made to excite the Ger
mans into a mss. We mention this af
fair more PARTICULARLY from the fact tha
the Advsrtiserhas spared no opportunity
Of accusing tie Republicans with abus
ing the foreignrs. With these undenia
bic facts beforsshem. they may draw thei
own oonclusbns as to who are thei
friends.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
The Result in the state.

The State has doubtless gone Republi.
can by about 10000 majority and the Re
publicans have gained three Congressman.
80 far as heard from.
Pendletou is probably reelected in the
lst District. Gurley beats Groesbeck
in the ed.
The whole Opposition ticket is elected
In Cincinnati. Cleveland and Sandusky
cities have gone Republican.
"Let 'er rip" boys-.-Tbree times three
for the glorious victory achieved on last
Tuesday.
Lot us give one "rousor" for the old
mud SILL"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
PennsyIvania Erect.

The old key Stone" state, the home
Of Buchanan, has come out Of the "Le-
compton mire" and uttered laundering
robuke in the ears Of the President aud
his corrupt Administration. The returns
Of the election thus far indicate the com
plote triumph of the opposition, both in
Philadelphia and throughout the state
The gains are large every where and ON
nous ofutter defeat TO the Administration.
Thaddeus Stevens Is undoubtedly elected
to Congress 10 the Lancaster District aud
,he prospect is fair for the election Of all
the opposition anti. Leoompton candidates.
Truly Forney is reyenged.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
An AFFECTING IEoiDENr.

Many touching incidents Of the loss OF
the Austria haze been given. which chal-
enge the sympathy of the reader, but
none are more sfFeoling than the following.
related by Que ,f the rescued:
An English hdy, who came on board at
Southampton with her husband, and three
children with ler--a girl about Eve years
old, boy three, and babe n her arms
The husband lad jumped over. and as
the flames grew hotter and burnd more
6ercely. she took her little girl, kissed her
aud threw he, into the water. She then took
her boy, far, healthy little fellow, en-
braoed him. gave him her last kiss, and
threw him in. He struck on his back.
and struggled very hard, Rising to the
surface three seperAte times, he called out
Mamma each time, in the most pitt
eous tones, then sunk to rise no more,
The poor woman then clasped her baby 10
her breast and jumped in with it, kissing
it repeatedly as they sank to the bottom.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

~ TAKE NoTlCE.-we would call the at
tentlon Of our readers TO the advertisement found
In another column Of 10 days paper, Of that
great aud popular remedy, DR.. Mann's oelebrAt-
cd Ague Balsam, which seems TO be working
wonders In the cure OF olills fever aud ague, 30
We notice pat'nt medicine, indeed we think we
have never pulled one beiorei but DR.. Mann's
Bisam's something so superior 20 aud other
found in our market, that we cannot iorbear
asking the attention Of readers TO Il. When we
remember the vast amount Of suffering caused
by this scourge Of the west, among all classes Of
citizens, and many constitutions TAcked and de-
stroyed by this malady, and the different course
offered and proved unavallng-iti Is truly graft.
lying 10 Us, and will undoubtedly be 10 our pat
rons and friends, 70 learn that a remedy has Al
last been discovered aud paloed within the reach
OF ALL and one that will do all that ls claimed fo
Il. Give Il a trial. Sold BY oil good druggists
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MARRIRn.

On the 7th inst, by the Rov. Jesso Williams,
Mr.. WILLIAM H. NoRRls to Miss ELzABEm Corr
NAN; all Of Soipio tp. Seneca Co.
oC', 7, by Rev. E. r, levitt, Mr., MArrmw
PoRTn Of MOCutohensvillO TO Miss MARY WAC
NER Of this county.
On the 30 Of Oct, by the Rev. J. souder, Mr..
DAVID sHAULL and Miss REnncCA BLUE, Of pleas
ant township.
by the same on the 10th Of Oct, Mt, JoSArHAS
SuIDLn and Miss SARAH WAoSER Of pleasant
township.
In this city, on Tuesday the 10Th inst, by the
Rev. NJ. KoifIsr, ]. NJ. WisE, Esq Of Lancaster
Ohio, TO Miss JosEY SENEY, Of this city,
In this city, on Tuesday the 18th inst, by the
Rev, Andrews, Mr.. JoHN KAULL Of California, to
Misc Luck GLrNN. of this city,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Hnl fnr Ralt Riunr.

The old mud soow "Leoompton," alias
English Bill" will sail for tho head
waters Of Salt River to-day, at 10 O.
clock precisely. She is manned BY a
competent crew, and supplied with sew
eral pilots, who are familiar with the geog-
raphy Of the country. Provisions and
baggage enough will be taken to las. 'lill
after 1860. Cabin berths all engaged;
steorage half price. For particulars en-.
quiro at the Advertiser Office, or Of Ian.
don, ohiof cook.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Liberty Township,

Liberty came up booming Tuesday
night. with 90 majority for "old Trio-
ton" and II for BowO. Well done Lib
erty. The Republicans there have black
bone" The meeting held at Peaks
School House. on Monday eve, was we'll
attended, and characterized by tho right
spirit. Our young friend, J, NJ. BRowN
entertained them with a long aud able
speech, which was we'll received.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

ET Bennett, Of the Now York Herald,
has gone to Washington to hire an Ostab-
lisbment for che winter. He wants to
get social position at the national capt.
tai, which he hopes will give him impor-
tance with the public which his demoral-
lied character has hitherto precluded.-
He may attain position at Washington
but it is the only place in tho United
States whore such a thing is possible.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Great Republican Victory in "Old
Seneca!"
Boeve Hleeted over BurnaI
The "0lique's" calculations knock
ed higher than a kite.
OHIO ALL RIGHT.
Locompton Dead and Buried.

The Battle has been fought and man
fully fought. The Republicans have
done nobDy. Notwithstanding tho boasts
Of the AdOsrliser, that they would carry
the county, this fall. by 500 majority
Notwithstanding the desperate games that
were played to doIea. US, by issuing forg-
el circulars. spurious tickets &o., we
have carried the most important Office by
= handsome majority, have elected our
Coroner and have reduced the Democrat
10 majority in the county from $50 to 90
or CO. We have carried the county for
JOHN CAREY. the "mud sill" farmer.
BY about 1870 majority. This, fellow Re-
publioans, is glory enough for one cam
paign. This isA victory well worth la
boring for lit Is triumph over corrup.
tion and fraud aud a signal rebuke to the
doughfaoe. Hall, and the Administration.
II shows that there is still virtue left in
she people; that the freemeu Of Seneca
county cannot be whipped into the sup
port Of Lecompton and the English Bill
All honor is due the Garmans Of this
city aud Of the county, for their independ-
ence and manly course, in voting for the
BEST men. irrespective Of party tyranny
Their course on las. Tuesday is a signal
Febuke 10 the "Clique." who have baeu
trying TO use them without giving them
any Of the offices. To them, as we'll as to
us, belongs the credit Of this victory-.-a
victory won honestly and fairly at the
ballot-box and Of which every freeman
may well be proud.
Bowe is elected Auditor over Burns, by
about 200 majority, aud Carey goes out
Of the County with about 1870 majority.
Many Of the townships have done uobly,
soiPIo--iho banner township, gives
Carey 1874 majority. Bowe 1873 aud the
balance of the ticket, except Jones, nearly
che same. Well done scipio,
LoUDoS gives Carey II majority and
Bowe GA large Republican gain.
EDES, Carey. 50, Bowe 2. Holu 2.
Gain Of about So
Liberty. Carey so. Bowe 7i-Large
Republican gain.
ADAMS. CarcY ~. Bowe 40. Holtz SO,
Gain Of 20 over last year.
BLooM--Carey 10, Bowo 2, HolE 2
Republican gain.
BIG SPRING, Hall 81, Burns about
the same---Oyer 40 Republican gain.
HoPEwELL. Hall has as majority in
Hopewell aud the balance Of the ticket
runs about the same.
JACKSON, 67 majority for Carey.
PLEASANT about 5 majority for the
Democratic ticket. Republican gain.
REED. about 45 majority for Carey.
SENECA, SO majority for Hall. Burns
about the same,
THOMPSON, about l20 majority for
ths Domooratio ticket; same as last year
VESIoE, Democratic majority about the
same AS last year.
Tifiin lst Ward Hall 81 majority,
Bose 20, Pennington (Land Appraiser) }
10. "a Ward. Carey 6. BOwe ~. Penuing
son IS.
Jesse weiriek is reelected Sheriff by a
large majority, probably 800.
Herriu is probably eleoted Treasurer
over HollE by very small majority
Byrue is elected Commissioner over Will
kinson by nearly 100 majority.
Lswhead. Rep, is elected Coroner over
Houck.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15
Davis House.
Cashs,ins +. Rsadisaiisi, rl,iudav,. Comon
tLafIrs naF-nNauf

Cathafine n. Rondthnller pl1inunvf COmonius hono
thailef Oefendant.
The said Comsniut Roudthalef, s hereby notified that
the said Plann ded her Petition io Divorces IN The Cont
m Common plsas Of seneca County Ohio, the ~ day OF
Ooiober A. u. ie5B, which t pending IN said Coun,
nfavnr m Dvofce, AmonY and the carc and custody Of
their children, and alleging q causes iol Dtore In nid
Petition me cruelty, ilf absence for than hfce
ysars and gross neglect Of marital duty.
The said defendant will also take notice that Dispositions
vim be taken IN the shove a The ooe Of John Lynch
In the City Of Frederick, Frederick County W. D. on the
m dav af November nest between the how're Of o'clock
AMI 10 o'clock r. NJ Ofsaid day and that the t7kng o
said Depostions NJ not completed on that day. vill be
nued from DAY day NJ e place, and between ms
SAME hours, until completed
HALt ANb pIrrESaHR
-octs8ws1sO Au'y', for Petitioner.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

II Our bilingagate neighbor Of the Gazette
accuses us Of quackery because We publish Dr..
AyER's adyer1irements. Now this same editor
knows tho PhArmaeopela itself Is not more free
from the suspicious Of quaekery than his medi-
cines. lie knows they ARE endorsed by the medi-
cal journals ofthis country are used aud prescribe
ed by our best physicians, and have the co nmon.
dation Of professors AID eminent men Of charac.
tor too exalted tor his comprehension, and lac
knows too that they have done and are doing In
this community an amount Of good which the ut
most stretch Of his ability can never hope to
equal,-Berks Co. Press, Reading, Pa.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-10-15

Court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio
Eliza A. Prsor and Walker Pryor. her husband; Elizabeth
Peter and Eli n. Peter, her husband; Alma T. Loose and
Nathaniel Loose her husbandi Harris r. Kroh; Sarah T.
NIohj Jacob H. krohi Daniel b. krohi aud Elijah brook''
will take notice that Petition filed againt them,
the OH DAY sfept A. ID, 1855 In the said Court by Peter
rendiek aud Mary j. Tendck, his wife wherein tho said
Petitioners demand partition OF the following
estate, to.wti
souih east fractional quarter Of fractional section.
ber ID in Township number ) North rango four
een, in Seneca County, Ohio bounded ~ follows, toWit
eginnng TO- the same, where the North line Of the Naa
e. Reserve, caed nereci. the East line said Town,
ship, running thence and along the East lle Of aud
Township. thirty three chains and fysix links TO the
southeast corner Of tract Of and containing forty seven
Md 5iOO ofand, owned - oceupiedby j. G. Bow
land thence West aud along line parallel with the
North line said lection TO the Fast bank ofhe san
dusv river thence Souefy and along the Ea'tbAnk or
said river the Norh line Of said Reserve, thence East
and along the Nur line Of said Reserve 10 the place OF
beginning containing hundred, thirteen and g31OO
Of land ess saving and excepting tcreTom
xty-seven Of land OF Of the Netpau Of said tract
bounded and described as follows, to-wit
Commencing point on the East bank ofthe sandutky
river, where the North line Of the Walker Reserve intet
see,s the same running thence Ea on and along North
line said Reserve, and the South line Of III tract first de-
scrhed 10 point from which line drawn aud extended
North parallel with the Negro Town Road called to the
North line OF said first described tract will contain and in
cude sXtyevcn Ofand, and the right Of way 10 and
from the said sXtyseyen acrose same a Is now used as
aane by the oocune of said real estate TO and from the
said Neg Town Road; the same having haen set Oft and
assigned in partition heretofore had, 10 Calvin De- James
w. and Emeline kto; minor beri Of Jacob Kroh, dec'
subject dover Of MaragaetA Kroh, heretofore set Oh
anl assigned 10 her upon the last mentioned tract or paTcs
And further demand partition Of The following described
real estate, o-s The North part Of the Southwest quar-
ter fractional sectiou number six (G), In Township one
%, North Of range fifteen C5), In Seneca County Ohio
containing tlyour and 0ll00 of land less
Also the West half Of the Southwest quarter Of ths
Nohwest quarter Of said fractional section number (6
township and ruge aforesaid IN the said Seneca Comfy
Ohio, containing wentyo1e and 0il0O acres ofand moI
will apply for an order that partition may be made OF ia'
The said Elijah Brooks win further take notice that q
thnt the