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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
CABINET OFFICERS TO VISIT RICHM0ND-THE
PRESIDENT NOT C0MING-CONGRESS AD-
InIrRNED OVER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, lS5S.-It is understood that
Messrs. Cobb, Brown, Floyd aud Thompson. of the
Cabinet, and large number of Senators and Rep
resentatives will visit Richmond on Monday next,
to participate in the ceremonies Incident to the in
auguTation of the WASHINGTON STATUE.
The President finds that his public duties will
not permit him to be absent from Washington.
In view of the inaus uration at Richmond, both
Houses have adjourned 10 Tuesday.
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Es4s" FRESH
DRY GOODS

Ia" FRESH
DRY GOODS,
FOR EpRING SALES
Wa received by last steamer our frat supply It
SPRING DRY GOODS, embracing all the new De.
signs of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
manufacture that are ut this season. Our stock
il complete ia every ccI HrtmeDt aud shall con
time To add by every arrival the latest styles TINT
are introduced in market We invite the public 10
examine our stock before purchasing We are de-
term'ned 10 offer su, h Inducements priCc to
make ii to the interest of everybody to purchase
their goods OF us
CRENsHAW. QUARLFs & co.
fe lg-6t 229 Broad 81,
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Robbery and Incendtarism-A Arrest
for a Reroltilq Crime
rcoRREsnoSpExcE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DlsPArca
PETERSBURG, Feb. 10Th. 1855

IRTERsBURo, FeD. lStHs io"o.
The large clothing bazaar OF Messrs r. q D. Ky
an situated 0u Sycamore ST., opposite the common
Hall, was entered this morning at very early
hour, robbed of $500 worth of goods, and then set
ON fire The smoke ascending into the upper
rooms of the bull ng, aroused the occupants VINO
Immediately gaze ne alarm, and succeeded IN At
tracing the nitl { lice TO the spot, who, after
considerable eY rtinl entered aud extingulshed
the fire Two OF Oh -e hundred dollars worth OF
goods were con. TIN Il or damaged Inc ihceh-
diaries effected tE,ir entrance through back y" n-
dow I understand that NeSsrs. Ryan are only
partly relieved by insurance 49,
A white man, named Peter Liberdy, haIllng
from Lynchburg, incarcerated today, on
charge of committing q rape on the person OF a
girl only l3 years of age, daughter Of Mrs. ltud
dleston poor widow, residing in the lower part
of West Ward. The revolving crime was commit
ted on Monday night last, since which time, until
to-day the victim had kept it profound Sc
erot Libsrdy was arrested last night, after sec
ond assault upon bis victim. BSPPo
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%CANDLE HOLDERS for the approach
ing illumination can be had in any quantity, cheap
At c II LANGLEY -
fe 20-2t 18th street, between Main aud Cary.
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Ee7F"lF ]. c HARDY, of the I'd District,
will Offer as candidate for COMMISSIONER OF
REVENUE he will be supported by his numerous
friends, conldiug i'll his abilities and integrity
te 20-St* MANY VOTERS.
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YoGngerG W
INITIALS
SPECIAL. NOTICES,

Gus Brown, Manufacturer Of Tobacco
Editor of the south Episcopalesn--M
fs 2O-lt THOS. b. BIGGER, p. NJ.
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Eks~ New YORK HERALD,
BALTIMORE sun.
PHILADELPHIA LEDGER
Can be ha every day 81 SMITHS
Literary and News Depot,
Main ct, "a door above the New Custom nouss.
NEW YORK HERALD Il papJrsl Is cts. per week.
BALTIMORE sun, L. cents per week.
PHILADELPHIA LEDHbR T. cts per week
M Delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
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A TTENTION SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
"A The members Of Springfield Division No. 49,
Sons Ut Temperance, are hereby notified to attend
gttacfaaHy at their Division Room, on MONDAY
morning xt at O'clock for the purpose Of Joining
in with brethren OF the Order ceebratethe inaugu-
ration of the Statue of Washington.
By order of the W. p.
Ia 9a-zt ALBERTO WISFREE RS
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Tue Cry COUNCIL held an adjourned
meeting last night: Messrs. Saunders, Roddey,
Grattan, Gretter, Gla2ebrook, Greanor, Withheld
and Stokes being present
A resolution was adopted exempting lot on
which an Episcopal Chapel il to be erected, at the
corner Of Main aud Foushee streets, from TAXA
tion.
Protection 10 Do0s.-A resolution was adopted ln-
structing the Chsmberlaia To procure medals Tor
dogs licensed under the ordinance, OF better
quality than those at present on hand. And that
he be authorized to deliver medal to any person
VIII has obtained a license for a dog, upon sncn
persons making affidavit before him that the med
al previously delivered 10 him has been broken OF
lost. upon his paying twelve aud half cents
MasBiiylati;tg.-A resolution was offered ana
unanimously adopted. directing the Messenger oil
the Council to have the City Hall illuminated on
the night Of the I'D February.
Sl,ecidl Puttce A resolution was adopted, 10
structing the Mayor of the city to employ as large
Spscia! ce a. shall be necessary to carry out the
programme OF proceedings on the ZZd OF the pre-
sent month, and especially to preserve order on
the Capitol Square on that day.
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ElP WAsHINGrOH'S CANE AND S

EzT WASHINGTON CANE AND SPY
GLasS-On the invitation Of the ladies of the Mount
vernon Association. EDWARD EVERETT, ESQ. will de
liver his Grafton Washington, on TUESDAY
corning February 23d, in the Theatre which Nessrs
hnnkle Il 90 have kindly rendered for the occasion
Immediately before thu Grafton, c. o. W. Munford
will in the name Of the ladies' present TO Mr. Ever
EFT, the cane OF Washington. and II Vim. L.. Yaucey
Esq., the spy-g!ass used by The Father OF his Coun-
Try The ceremoties will com nee precisely at QUE
7: M.-the doors being opened at II N. Tickets OF
admission one dollar eachto be obtaned in advance
h.
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HEADQUARTERS 4rH DIVISION !
r. VIRGINIA MILITIA.
~ RICHMOND, February lgth.)
81 GrrruAr OpDrpS No z

u
l. Offcets commanding Regiments. BataliCns and
Companies, viii see that their respective commands
take position in line the morning OF tue 22d ac-
coFding to the dispositions indicated in General Or
ders No. ),
IL. The column will move precisely at 10 O'clock
On reaching the Capitol Square, the Chiefs OF Bri
gades will cause their commands occupy lines and
positions to be- indicated by Special Orders BRA
gOons and Artillery will wheel out of column and be
governed by Special Orders Nos. and s. respectively
III. After the Statue has been unveiled, the troops
will be wheeled iuto column before, and in the
presence OF the President and the lieutenant Gene
raj of the Army of the Unite States pass in review
aud salute the efigy Us the first President and the
first Lieutenant General the most ilustrious Father
of his Country.
Ny command of MAJ. GEN'LTALlAFERRO.
WV. MENFoRp MAJ. and Aid-de Camn. te 2n-td
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HEAVY RoBBERYIS MoRILE-A bearer OF dispatch
Is from Mexico to our Government was robbed OF
his dispatches and 81 600 in money on the steam
boat 81. Charles, at Mobile, on the evening of the
18th inst.
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be- MONUMENTS, ToMBs, HEAD PIECES.
&c, at JOHN W. DAVIES
Marble Works, Main St, between 8th and 9th
e.
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A CCOMMUDATIONS FOR THE 22p
- FEBRUARY Persons visiting the city during
the Inauguration can find accomrn citations at the
OLD TREE HOUSE. Broad street, between 81
and 3D. streets.
SNAFKS At all hours, day and night. OYSTERS
OF the beat qualify always On hand aud roryef up nj
the shortest notice. Families supplied as usual
IA IL
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4 rdb FVh IHE NOUNIh1 we are
- erecting the works Of the MARIAN Portable
Gas Company, In many sections Of Virginia and
taroiins, ana they have given entire satisfaefton-
They are perfectly simple the Gas superior 10 our
CITY gas and the cost not onethird that OF lamps or
handles.
:, Wereier to the following gentlemen, who have
the works now in use:
james Lyons. Miles Turnin A Lee. Ro A Mayo
Mai Edwin Robinson. DR. Jno b Harvie, and = 81 dec
Cooke, of Powhatan co
Any further information can no had by addressing
SrEBBINs 4 PULLkN
T. % lnI Rruai AZ
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RS@ To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
MARBLE MANTLES at
JOHN ". DAVIES
Marble Works NJ ain street
fsI:-3t between 6fh and OH
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ORDERS No. II.
| The Adjutant of this Regiment being
Il. on duty with the Staff of the Commanding Gen,
eTa, Capt. Truman of b Company will act as AdJu-
tsnt until herepOrts fIr duty with his Req iment.
II. This Regiment will parade in full Winter Uni
form, MONDAY, the I'D inst.
III The line will be formed on Main Street the
right resting 9th street, at Is minutes before
O'clock A. ".
WIN. I. TkUENAS,
fe 2|-2t Acting AdIutaut
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ORDERS, No 2.
TN consequence OF the irclemency of the
l. weather, the Revitr9 of the corps Of Cadets by
His Excellency, Governor WISE, will be postponed
to-day, end will take place TOMORROW, at IL VI,
on the Capitol Square.
By order of Col T II Smith.
fe20-lt 4 n LANE, Adj't Va VI Inst
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Williams mrs Alfred

Williams mrs Alfred
Walker mrs Ann
" illiams mrs Barbary A
" ilsUu mrs Elizabeth
Waddeil mrs Elizabeth
WOodsOn mrs Margaret
Whitlock mrs Nj ry A Z
Willett mrs Sarah Il
Walker mrs Sarah A
Warmly mrs Wa 2
Willis MAS Susan J
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

Gen. Quitman's bill for the increase Of
the Army has At length passed the lower
House Of Congress, by a vote Of i2l
against 23, and will probably pass the
Senate. The bill as passed, authorizes
the President to receive into service one
regiment Of Texas mounted volunteers
for the defense Of the frontier lheroi, and
for the purpose Of quelling disturbances
in Utah, for the protection Of supply and
ON grant trains, aud the suppression Of
Indian hoslilitios on lhe northern and
lorlh.western frontiers. The President
is authorized to accept the services Of any
number Of volunteers not TO exceed in
al, four regiments, the same OF any por-
lion thereof. to DO organized into mounted
regiments or infantry, as the President
may deem proper. The volunteers are
not to be accepted In bodies Of less than
me regiment, whose officers shall be ap
pointed in the manner prescribed by law.
IN the several States and Territories to
which said regiments shall respectively
beloug.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
LsOomptOn In tho Senate,

We have not space, this week, to no.
tice the proceedings Of Congress at length.
The Senate has been mainly occupied
in discussing the Lecomplon question and
powerful speeches have been made on
both sides. Stuart Of Michigan aud
Broleriek OF California have each paid
their respects to it. declaring their ual.
terable purpose to vote -scorniug
all attempts a. intimidation, made by
the President, and hurting defiance right
into the teeth OF Southern SenRors, who
are threatening dissolution Of the I'm
lou. Broderick was particularly severe
and went so Ear a. to donounce the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise. It was un.
derstool that the deboe would close on
Monday aud tho Senate come to a fnal
vote.
On Monday evening, Douglas came in,
20 the Senate looking pale aud feeble from
his late illness. Presently he arose and
delivered a powerful speech Of tire,
hours in length, against Looompton. -
His speech was complete vindicatou o.
his own course aud a scalhing rebuke {,
his assailants. He was particularly SO
we're on the President and repeated hi
determination to speak aud act indepond
emily, let the consequences be what thoy
may. The hall and galleries were crowd
ded with spectators, At this writing
no vote in the Senate has boeu reported
LArER. -LecompIon passed h, Senat,
on Tuesday by majority, after. having
hem so ameaded. as to allow the peopl,
ahs right to change or abolish IT, when,
ever they see ft,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
A Sure Sign.

One Of the surest signs that the Doug.
lSs mu;iny in the Democratic ranks is
considered radical and and irreoonoiable,
is the incessant barking and bow wowinp
Of those contemplate fsis, which subsisl
on the crumbs and 1eshess bones, thrown
tlem by the Administration. Judging
from their continual bowling and whin.
ing we infer something terrible is going
10 happen. If the disaster, which they
- much fear, is nothing more than the
rupture Of the Democratic party. we saw,
let il oomo-the sooner tho better. The
labored efforts Of certain garrulous oil
grannies. TO convince themselves and 9th.
ers, that there is no real cause Of alarm.
are absolutely oontempiblo and ludi.
crous- The more they rant and gabble,
the greater the confusion becomes The
moro they try to siils agitation and put
out the flames Of popular resentment,
with their little squirt.guns, tho more
they spread among the masses Of
tho people. The Sepoy muIiny has
taken deep root aud spread too far. to be
thus suppressed. The leaven Of right.
sousuess is beginning to work and we hope
il will continue to work, until every dem
Agogue and slavery apologist is worked
out. at che North. If tho attempt to CO.
eroe the people Of Ktnsas t, the foul em-
brace Of bastard constitution have no
other effect than to open tho eyes Of
Northern Democrats and break the seduc-
tive spell. which the South holds upon
them, IL viii not be barren Of good re-
suits. We rejoice to SEQ such an awak-
oning among tho people-such cheering
evidences Of returning health; and we can.
not but contemc that crew Of croaking
bulsards, that are trying to arrest public
sentiment, prolong the "regn Of terror"
an | defer the milleuial dawn. Out upon
all such vermin They might as well Try
10 smother volcano. dam up tho Missis.
sippi or change the course Of Niagara's
torrent, as to sIle popular indignation
We advise them to stuff their cars with
cotton, crawl under the bed and thus
break the force Of the conclusion.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
Orlttendan,s Snaanh.

Senator Criltendeu, Of Kentucky. de.
liversd Que Of the most powerful speeches
against the Leeompton swindle, on
Wednesday Of last week, that was ever
made on tae floor Of Congress. l. was
listened to with marked attention and
told powerfully upon the ranks OF the
opposition. Although Southern man
he is unwilling to become the plant tool
Of disunion 6rs-eaters and slavery prop.
aganda; and especially is he unwilling to
lesislale such abominable fraud upon the
people Of Kansas against their will.-
Gritteuden and Bell are the only South. J..
ere Senators. who have dared to como Out
sgai0sl Leoompion,
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Letter f,om Cen Calhoun.

WAsHlNoToS, March 2O.-Gen. Cal.
boun publishes letter IN this evening &
States. Ile says recent information from,
G Gvemor Denver and others, leaves No
doubt in his mind that the returns from
Delaware Crossings should be rejected
and certificates Of election should be /
sped to persons having the highest vote
irrespective OF those returns. He regret
that this decision will give the control OF
Kansas TO party which he views as enc
mics to good order and the Constitution,
the laws and the Union. He gives the
names OF all Senators and Representative
10 whom certificates will be issued.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
A Good Move,

Mr. Letter, Of Onio, has introduced Il
bill in Congress, providing for the election
pf Postmas'ors by the people. This is a
move in tho right direction, and although
there is little prospect Of its adoption now,
it will no doubt open the eyes Of the peo'
plo and be productive Of good results H.
the end The appointing power reposcd
in the President and Cabinet, is one OF
the most dangerous features Of our gov.
ernmont and particularly when II is per-
yerItd to baso and seldh purposes, as at
present.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
nThou art the Man.

We respectfully call upon those
Of our Subscribers, who are in
arrears, TO come in Immediately
and pay up. We have several
hundred dollars outstanding and
we need it very much, We can
MT afford to furnish the Tribune
for nothing, particularly in these
hard times.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
The Nav Faith.

Senators Benjamin Of Louisiana and
Clay Of Alabama have just discovered Il
new political dogma, for the South. which
is hailed as a second "immaculate con
ccption" BY the fire. eaters. II is this
That slavery existed in this country, vi
the time Of the formation Of the govern.
mant and still exists, by Common LaW
tho samo as the right to property of any
kind, and therefore that It's existence does
not depend upon local laws.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

MtiMpnEi March ~, le9o. .
EDiroh oF TniBuSr--Owing to the bad condi
ton Of the roads. for the last few weeks II has
been almost impossible for thc people u Melmore
20 gdt from home. except on The plank road, and
that is in such miserable repair between here aud
TiiIin that it ia alno1t as good a. no plank road
at all Perhaps The most interesting item here
is the meeting that hns just closed which wns
held NJ tho Methodist Church. For Eve wcoks in
succession, meetings were held day aud evening.
Tho common business Affairs were generally laid
aside SO general was the interest manifested in
The meeting. United Brethren, Prcsbyterians,
Baptists and all denominations seemed 10 take an
interest seldom manifested ot meetings Of this
kind and us the result Of th,r idbors large mum.
bcrs have united with the Church
Our merchants, Gray q Rosegrant and Ladd
q Stevens are doingns we'll as could be expected,
considering the stiing.ncy of the times. Lndd
q Stevens, over willing touccumodnle, take every
thing the frmors have 10 sall--cattlc hogs sheep,
seed Of diT rent kinds onions or anything else;
and IN eases Of emergency the Dr. visits those
who arc .pwsuuted by sickness. Our young
friends, blackwell d Lamert, we are pleased "a
sec, Keep a strictly Temperance Grocery, and We
cin assure those who may have occasion 10 visit
hcm nt their store, they can do 80 without going
into n "hcll hole, b" Hs is too often the case with
country village groceries. wish we could aoy
as much ot our hotal.kccper Though clover and
accommodating 70 his customers, the miserable
practice of selling liquor is enough TO bring Ia
he ground an other virtues n man may possess
Alr. Persons or as hc is more generally known
"tho old egg man." il again with us from TIC
State Of New York. Ho has the cgg3 engaged
nt fifteen Of the country stores md oil Of th
stores IN TiHin, with one or two exceptions. llc
says the farmers must mako up their minds Ia
take a low price for their cgg' the coming sum.
mcr, unless times change. for every thing else Is
down. and eggs must come down also.
FFF
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

BEr Senator Wado delivered one Of
the most telling speeches against Locomp-
ton, last week, that has yet been made on
that subject. II is characterized as being
brilliant aud effective, abounding in tell
ing hits and convincing rofutations Of
L L'compton fallaoies."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

EJ- Senator Pugh has made a speech
on Lecompton, in which he says his feel.
ings aud views are all with the Admins.
ration, but that he feels constrained to
obey Instructions and vote against his
convictions. To what depths will men
sometimes descend
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

GT The S. Louis Repabiieaa says.-
Troops are concentrating at Jefferson
BGrracks, from remote sections Of the
country, preparatory to the spring expe-
dition = Utah"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

Bsr The people Of Marietta are pre-.
pairing to celebrate tho anniversary Of the
lirst settlement Of Ohio. at that paloo, on
the 7th Of April Con. Cass aud other
distinguished pioneers have been invited
TO attend.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

Eyrho bill, in the Ohio Legislature,
for the sale Of the Public Works, has
been defeated. The bin to repeal the
Ilabeas Corpus act Of last winter ha,
passed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

EsJ Monroe Stewart, oneof the persons
sentenced to be hung for the murder Of
'he Wilson mmily, near MoKoesport, Pa
and who was recently pardoned by the
Governor, has since died Of tho small
DoK,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

ED- Telegraph says that Col. Harris
Of Illinois is seriously III. having rup.
tured blood vessel.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

Es~ Tho Fort Put Iron Works. at
Pittsburgh, the most complete establish
meut Of tho kind in the United States,
was totally destroyed by fire last week.
Estimated loss, s15 600
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26

Ey The Ohio Senate has passed a ros-
olution to hold an adjourned session.
This, wo suppose, is one Of the reforms
which this Legislature is going to carry
nui
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26


PALNERsToN's DEFEAr, Tho rejection
of the Conspiracy Bill, by the British
Parliament, is what was anticipated from
the hostility OF tho people TO granting
the request Of Louis Napoleon in any
form On its second reading, the vote
stood-Ayes, 2t5; N,ys, 23i. The on
ly wonder WAS, that the majority was not
more decisive Tho bin, however. was
crouchod in the mildest possible terms.
and wore on It's face tho most innocent
appearance, consistent with any show OF
compliance with the wishes Of he French
Emperor. Bat the very fact that il
maintained q show, no matter how slight.
of yielding to foreign interference, was of
itself fatal
The defeat Of this measure Of course
involves no change Of the Ministry. 1t
is not Of such a character At least, as,
according to precedent, requires their re
signauou. Lord Palmerston took care to
have il understood, at the start, that il
woul not be regarded as such test
10 announced, in advance. that il was
p3l properly an Administration measure,
or presented AS such. Though this do
feat, therefore, has nothing To do with the
dissolution Of tho Ministry, directly, il is
yet failure, which tends to weaken the
Administration. and affords no good au-
curry AS to the suocess Of important, but
unpopular measures Of which they mus
lake the responsibility Cm, Gag.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
city Eleotion---Monday, April >, 1858

Tho charge for announcing candidates Is ONE
DOLLAR. Tho money must invariably accom-
pany tho notice or It will not appear
We are authorized to announce the name Of
HIRAM BRlTTON as a candidate for re cleo
ton to tho Office Of City Marshal
Mn, Enroa:-P Please announce the name Of
GEORGE n. HEMGNG as Candidate for
City Council, from the lst Ward, nri you will
mich obligo EVERYBODY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-03-26
ROAD nv NOVICE.

NOrtCE IA heFohy given that he County Coamiisoaer
IN f Seneca county az thaf lat fegular session,
March 4h, 1856 levied 81 I've eenis each hundred
doars Of the vauaon o. taxable properly IN said Seneca
by labor on ne oads under the direction Of he Supefof
Of he several districts the raSe of dosl psr day.
Aue,g ]. N. STEVENS
mn93w Cleft Of Cominissoneft.