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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
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CoLcmtUs, o., July Z, 1858
EpiroR or TmnusE,- -Mouday, the 5ih inst,
the "sub.Treasury Law" Of Ohio went into
practical operation. IN accordshcg viih The In.
s,ruciions delegated 70 him, By the framers Of
The law, "our noble C6vcrnorv has appointed
Judge w y Tbmll Of Franklin CO., Comptrot
ier Of the Treasury. No better appointment
than The foregoing could have been made. Placed
ID O. check between the Auditor and Treasurer
Judge rnml viii guard che iutorasts Of the State
With fidelity and vigilance. The Judge has or
eauizcd hs Office by appointing George G. Ben
ham. OF your county, Chief Clerk and Matthew
uOodiug ol Franklin County assisbint
As tie tmc for holding thc Republican state
Convention draws nigh, the names df different
gent cmpn throughout the State ore being pro-
posed Tor the Offices TO be hllel at The Oclober
election. ] believe 10 is generally conceded that
che Hon. q. ?. W0cott present Attorney Gen.
cfal Us emneutly qualified i1r The uiiicc, nnd viii
meet with mo opposition before tho Convention
and little before tle people. lis services in
! hying betotc the Surrcmr Court the roints which
caused the corrupt Cana Contracts 90 be 0nnulledi
has made Tor Inn n lasting reputation The
merits OF many Ee,ilenan arc being discussed
/ for the Supreme Iudgeship, md among The rest
Gen. GJddord Of Muskugum cocnty Is spoken
/ Of with nearly univcull favor, The nominee
| for the Board o Public Works should come from
the Northern portion Of the State and should b,
one who had no connexion with The canals In an,
s. ape or form. Judge Ihul ] presume viii &c
rciYc The unanimous vote Of the Convention fo
tho Office Of Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Mover have tie opodcal skies" Jccn more
bright for the Republican party, than they arc d
ibis tme Entire harmony extends Throughout
its ranks An earnest desire on the part Of th'
people 10 prevent The present corrupt Locofoc'
party from attaining power incitcs 70 action an'
as consequence victory Is sure aud certain TO
The Ropu lican cause. The present corrupt Ma
ltional Administration Is an incubus which is con
sautly depressing the spirits Of those few VIII,
are distracted, but who are nin 20 cling 10 th
nomo Of Democracy not thinking that 10 OIL
Democracy iu namo, together with those Locolo
co lcaicN who are 40 sioepod In ct ctruptlOn ihn
they dn G not prosont themselves 10 the Rcpubu
can cause. and who "hope against hope" Nj
ciwber like, "lor something TO turn up b.
which their fallen fortunes may be retrieved.
The nugcr In tho Attc3ian We'll hns reachc
The depth OF 200 feet and Is still going down
down. WEBSTER,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

The Commissioners Of this county have
made arrangements for the sgfs-keoping
Of the public funds. under the new law,
alta cost Of about $1,000 This amount
must necessarily be expended in procur.
ing burglar safe aud constructing fire.
proof vault This handsome sum is what
il costs the honest tax xpayers Of Seneca
county, 10 order TO put this sub-treasury
law in operation; and II We add 10 this The
other expenses it incurs, such rs books
sta. a.ionery and printing, IL viii swell tlc
amount to $1,000. Taking Seneca coun
y as fair average, this law will cost a.,
state, the FIRST year. nearly 100000
And then the peoples money is no safel
than before, for IL is kept where no san,
man would trust his own private funds.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Flrn9y on L9o,mDlonlsm.

The Leaomptouites of Pennsylvania re.
oeiye no mercy at the hands Of Foruey.
He talks as plainly as ever about them
aud their precious scheme, and gives us
a fair insight into the Democratic char.
mony' which prevails throughout the
Free States:
THE men," says tho Press, "who
forced Lecomptoo through Congress
men who insultod the public sentiment
the men who deserted the pledges of 1855.
who apphuied the prescription of the
champious, tried and iruo. Of that pinei.
pc; Meso men ao0 call upon Ito masses Of
the NoHhera Democracy 10 re e.eleet Mem 10
ne neat Congress, and thus 10 seat, 5y a
popular decree, Me gsarea act Of DoAtical
tagPitHde and heaokery 10 Be JoUlld IN DO.
iHicdl annals
"bht' IN The name oe q great party, We
say No! TO the demand, We assert that
enough has been lost for this dishonorinp
example, We declare that suFicienoy
of sacrifice has been made IN the name of
a despotic dootriue, We insist tha, those
who have attempted aud who have failed
"a the attempt, to commit the Democrat.
ic party to tais doctrine, should sand
back aud allow other mon-mon trusted
and tried, who know tho wishes of The
people and respect them toto take tho
nominations for The national councils. roI
lif this Is no. doue, hundreds cf innocent
Democrats must fan 10 the effort To ole
yate Hle guilty la this State. every
Democratic member OF Congress but
three has dem1mliE-d himself by yotinu
Cor Lecomptonism in one or anothor d
its shameless djsguisos. We ask, ia al
oandor, whether these meu are to be pul
upon Democratic tickets. Ike SO mtny
dead weights, 10 carry down others upo,
hose tioSets who had nothing to do viii
the sacrifice aud the urre.derg
"For here is the practical question az
ter all Looomptouism is not virtue,
but a fe--iI is not a principle, bu, her
esy--it is not even a decent oxpedient.
but an lncArnato aud fostering oofruption
IL has no vitality in il, liko the pnaciple
Of the Kansas AMI Nsbmsk, ACT, which.
when We fell for il in 1884, by It's elastic.
ny and power, shortly after rescued those
who had stood by il, and restored the
Democracy to The power which thew had
Temporarily lost"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
After tho sboils.

The Adeeiiser says "shero are Demo
Gratis enough in old Seneca, who will TAX,
the Treasurers Office and be satisfied will
the per cont. allowed by law We hay,
no doubt Of it. The Democratic party Il
ma le up mainly Of a set Of hungry ofiic,
seekers, who will accept anything, ever
to a oae.horse Post Office for the sake O
Che spoils attached. They do Il upon N,
principle, we suppose, Of the man who
wheu offered a situation upon one Of on
western railroads at a salary Of $500
year, accepted iswilh the understanding
that he could steal enough to make uI
$1,000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

HARD TiMEs IN KASsAs.-The Kansas
Herald Of Freedom gives discouragine
view Of the times 10 Kansas. IL saws;
"We pity the man who is compelled to
raise money now in Kansas. We were told
by a money lender, the other day that he
was receiving from 10 TOGO per cent Der
month for the use Of money, and had been
paid at the rate 90, 95 and 80 per cent
per monthto discount notes. The lowest
rates, on good security, for the use Of
money seem 10 range between three and
i've per cent. per month. Business in
all our Kansas towns is nearly suspended.
Men with twonty or thirty I've thousand
dollars canuot sell properly at any price
70 realize even few hundred dollars.
Real estate can be bought at ruinous rates.
persons feeling compelled to sell 10 realize
ready money, perhaps 60 save their credit.
Hardly any branch Of business is suslaln-
ing itself,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

SUICIDE AT MILAN, O.-on Wednesday
night, the 23l, Charles Latcher a printer,
employed in the Age Of Freedom office.
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the breast The suicide " as
about twenty years Of age, Of melancholy
disposition and unevenly balanced mind
We understand that ho left note, stat.
ing that if no one saw 6t to inter his body
it might be given to the doctors. Latch
er was singular fellow, and permitted
his mind to dwell upon unhealthy objects
until it became diseased to an extent tc
wish a release from its unhappy moorings
His moiher-a tender hearted, kind wo.
man lis now living with her second hus-
band in Iowa L1toher hal friends in
Sandusky. Of high social standing whc
took charge Of his remains. - Milan Ere,
Press, 26h.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

WooL-Mr, Sessions Of this city has
bought about one hundred and twenty.
Eve thousand pounds Of wool. at from %
to 40 cents, the latter price only for extra
in Licking, Knox and Marion counties.
Wool comes in unusually light and
clean, a credit to our wool growers.
Manufacturers prefer Ohio wool to any
other in the world for strength Of staple,
and least waste in cleaning. Most Of the
wool in the centre AID Southern parts oI
the State are sold at an average Of 32 lC
33 cents State Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Dan Rice's Tent Blown Down at
Wilwaukie.

The Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, Of Sat
urday morning last, says that during the
afternoon Of Friday. a sefious accident
occurred within The circus tent, Just after
The performances had commenced the
clouds darkened and the rumbling Of dis.
tant thunder announced the coming Of
storm The large tent was nearly 6ilod,
there being few, if any, less than two
thousand persons present. Al the ap
proach Of the storm, all kept their seats,
not apprehending any danger, and the
performances went on The rain soon
commenced to fall in torrents, and the
strength Of the wind increased every mo
ment. The horses and actors had Just
lett the ring when the tent was struck by
an awful blast, and huge rent vas burst
in the canvass OF the South side; the rain
flowed in from The top in a perfect river
on the people in the box. Simultaneous.
/ ly with the bursting Of tile canvas, sever.
al Of the poles give way with a crash, let
ting tie tapping roof down upon the
heads of the spectators. A general rush
Tor tbs center then took place, but before
] hlal uhh Niiiib W Rob Oh buNll oedthg but
supporters under the seating gave way,
letting the whole multitude down in a
Ipromiscuous heap and such a scrambling
as then followed, is seldom seen, indeed
and must DO seen to be appreciated.
The children screamed, many Of the Ia
dies tainted, and such confusion as en-
sued, has seldom been equsled since th,
days Of Babal. The rain kept pouring
down in torrents, and nearly all were
about as we'll ducked as il they had beer
loused in the river. The ladies lost theit
parasols, fans, bonnets, and shawls in ma
ny instances, and the rain poured in un
merciful fury upon their fair heads. Some
of those present lost their children in th,
confusion, and were in terrible agony
fearing that they mad been killed or hurt
until the little missing ones were fouud
AS far as could be learned, however, n,
one was seriously injured, though som,
were badly bruised.
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hThat Nan WIN steal.u

A friend has told us a good one upon
old Lish, the father Of Bin English. BIN
at heavy outlay 1t is presumed. manap,
ed to get his picture 10 llarpers Mspa.
zinc with a flaming putt Of himself 2so
We are told we haven't seen it, And
lranked a cart load Of the issue containing
it homo tor his AtEer's distribution. The
old man presentod a cory to an ilGtorate,
hadheaded old Democrat, remarklng that
there was Tho picture Of the President,
Tho OLD fellow scanned the picture care.
fully Cor several minutes. aud then win
his eyes stu riveled upon il. and with an
energy OF u,terance that showed eopeh.
sively that his remarks were The result Of
thorough conviction, he said-I dop't
like that oounlemnce. Mr. English. Ms
sure as there's a 0ol in Heaven Nof mo0
,sH steal '-Of course the hopeful father
tainted away Seymour Ilmcs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Slightly mistaken.

Our neighbor Of the A2oerhscy say,
that the present congressional salary law
was fastened upon the people by q BLACK
republican Congress- Nothing Is Far
ther from the truth, II was not polit.
ical measure az qll The bin was report.
ed by Col. Orr, now speaker Of the House,
aud Secretary Cobb was one Of It's warm-
est supporters.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

Certain political aspirants hereab5uts,
being anxious to make little capital out
Of lieming's resignation, have induced the
Probate Judge to appoint committee Of
investigation. Having procured the
cage" The next thing was to catch tho
"birdi" but as Mr.. Hsming resigned un.
der tho old law Of course the committee
have no power to make an examination,
so FAR as be is concerned.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

RN-President Buchanan has retired TO
his country seat nesr Washington. called
he Soldiers Asylom, where he will spend
the summer months.
Ey-Mr o. r. Ryder Of oborlin died
on Thursday The lst in aft Of Npoplexy,
Rg- Il is reported that the Macomb
County Bank, Michigan. which resumed
payment few days since, has again
failed
EE-The whole number Of Land War
rants issued 10 the month Of June lwas
.0j3, to satisfy winch ll9,OoO acres will
be required
Fg' The Democrats IN lho 4,h Iodiana
district, now represented by Foley, have
nominated Wm s Holman { Anti Lo-
compton, for Congress.
e. Tho Democrats Of Maine have
nominated lion. Manuassah H. Smith for
Governor
RV- Hon. Schuyler Colfax has been
unanimously nominated for reelection 10
Congress, by TIE Republicans in the oh
Indiana district.
G=y- Lieut.. Henry Brooks, the last sur
yiyiug officer Of the Kane Arctic expodi'
ton. died at New York last week.
Eg- Con- lIarney has been recalled
from the Utah army and Col Johnston il
to remain in command.
Ey-Tho Indians in Oregon have agail
commenced their hcsiilties upon the whit,
settlements.
Rg-The Enquirer has made discov
cry that harrows up its soul. IL has de
ieoted symptoms Of plot, by which Oh,
Republicans propose to have a majority il
the next House Of Representatives. Shock
ngl Dreadful Excruciatingl Shouldn'
wonderl- Gin. Com.
Rs- rho Hamilton &C. W. Spectato
learns, con the best authority" that lh
LeyiathdD will run 10 Portland, in con
; junction with the Grand Railway, for 81.
years, aud that the Victoria Bridge, a
Montreal, is to be proceeded with imme
diately.
A DvtDESD. Tho Columbus & Xsni
Company at their last meeting declared
dividend Of four per cent for The half yea
lending in May. In addition to this div
ilend we learn that the company have ex
pended lately large sums in repairs, per
manent improvements and stock,-CoiuD'
bus Tact.
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The Remains Of Presldea, NJ onroe Ex.
humod

NEw NoRK Jaly 2,--The remains o.
President Monroe were exhumed early
this morning, ia the presence Of Gov
Wise, Col, Lee, Coils Blond and Bell, o.
Virginia, Mr. Monroe. nephew Of the de,
ceased, aud Others The coffin was h an
excellent state ol preservation. Il was
removed 10 the Church Of the Ascension
During the day the flags Of public and
olher buildings aud Of the shipping. were
Al halt mast, Minute guns were cred
tfom three O'Clock until sundoWn, and
bella we're tolled.
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NOTIOE
AUDIroR's Oyucs, sESscA Covs,v
TiMn Ohio Ini,. o tps1 >

AUDIroR's oyucs, sENscA Covsrr)
Ilnn, Ohio, lay o, ie58.
NOLiCE Is hereby given ihft ale County Comn,issior
o. segeea Coauty, Ohio at theiI asi reFuar sestion
passed NE following order, rit;
~ ~ up nnafi that % nccoflnucc with the urdris
~ az agt . Rmeud aot passed April l3th iell en-
nsq an act os - assessment tlsaiion 81 a rrp
m th't STATE and iotleyhg thcleoa accofiina
W. fes value 10 noneyi Aptl l2lh le5a that t5
Soany ol Seneca be divided into siztesu dslncp f0
~ % tinQ % conposo oae dit,Ioi and The fneen
iora,nip oe.siee Of he coIpcglte limits o. laiA 10
Anssr j. ~. srrvRNs,
iJvSw Cnunty Audiiot
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

Sr LoUls, Jupo 90 The Republican,
Of the St. Louis Congressional district in
Convention yesterday nominated Franl
L. Blair d., for ro election to Congress
by accamalioa. Resolutions were pSssod
rv-athrmmg the doctrines Of Thomas Def.
serson, denounoing the Administration.
opposing uegro equality advocating The
extinction Of slavery in Missouri, aud the
removal Of negroes from the State. Three
full tickets are row in the field. the Amor.
loan, Democratic, aud Republican.
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Preparations to Receive the Niagara,

Sr. JonNs, N. f.. Friday p. M.-The
telegraph line between this city and the
Bay OF Bulls Arms at which point the
cable is TO be laid, is now in good order.
The steamer Porcupine is now stationed
of the mouth Of the Bay and VIII remain
there until the Niagara arrives when she
will pilot her in and assist in landing the
cable.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
The AtIantlc Talarranh.

AtIhis writing, nothing has been heard
from the Atlantic Telegraph acot, al.
though the Niagara has been due for sey.
eral days at Trinity Bay, Newfoundland,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
sHAWHAN HOUSE BARBER SHOP.

MlLEs respectively inflrns the public that BIZ ban
fAe oef shop, aoiHnS ne ehaWhah h0uae i coon a.
a. n whore ~ b Feedy 20 give ousonersa good shave
m hair Gus ant io1uIanl annooanf a. reasoaah
!siei e keep hanl nAE Rus ld roidIaiise or ~
hais ol which h. gualaulcs, q b good sliioies
legs'h' A. MILLS.
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Malrapnt nlll.

What has become of HALLS "salarv
bill, /" no one can tell, Ii he ever intro
duced one no attempt has ever been made
to have il acted upon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
Hon. OOopor X. Watson.

This gentleman is iayorably spoken Of
in this part Of the state as a candidate fol
Supreme Judge an J We know that no bet
ter selection could be made.
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END OF SILLY MARRiAeE.-On the
l5;h Of April says the Buffalo Co,aaer-
cidi, We detailed the circumstances of a
hasty marriage at the Genesee House, in
this city, in which bold widower "met.
woed and won' Duleina in the short
space Of an afternoon. and the departure
of the couple for the country residence OF
the rich but unoultivated bridegroom. -
Such matches are not made in Heayenl-
Last week the young and disappointed
bride pretended to make visit somo dis.
tauce from her home, but carefully packed
np her effects and left her husband fotey.
er having gone West with relative
Here is lesson for ambitious damsels
who fancy that wealth is better thar
Glove in cottage" " aud We trust that il
will not be lost. The circumstances o
the hasly wedding, the immediate aud in
tense grief succeeding the ceremony, IN,
gloomy honeymoon and flight, all "poin
a moral " if they do not "adorn tale.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

Com IN Ono. -Messrs. s. NJ. Price q
Co., Of South Salem, Ross county Ohio,
sent us sample Of gold few days since,
found in that vicinity, requesting us to
have it tested by competent persons here
We have done SO and 6nd il good gold,
% oarals dne. Messrs, p. & Co. write:
ave have discovered one mine five miles
south Of this place, which. according to
present prospecting, will pay 81 per day
TO each hand. We shall commence oper
ations mex. week in regular California
style. - Gin. Gas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

Nav lcBR, June 20-phe militar,
eommandant At St. Louis was ,els,
gIaphed to-day TO send an express af,e,
Gen. Harvey, recalling him fron the eT
pediiion to Utah, where the present foro,
will be plased under command Of Cen
Johnston exclusively, The supposed oh.
leet Of this movement Is to make diyis.
ion against The hostile Indians in Ore,
gon,
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TRIBUNE.
TAKE NOTICEl

The Tribune is the only ANTI
Lecompion paper published in
Seneca county showi it to your
neigabors and get them to sub
scribe Price $3.50 per annum
in advance. Great inducements
offered Cor getting up clubs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

~ Senator Stuart Of Michigan, will
canvass that State, taking anti.Looompton
ground, aud asking reelection 10 the
Senate upon the ground that be opposed
the LecomPioa measure IN the Senaie.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09

RS- Professor Thomson. Of the Ohio
Wesleyan University, is about making a
tour Of Europe.
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NHOIoE OF GIFT S

oREAr ANEucAS GIT BOOK HOUSE,
No. ag3 BROADWAY, sEw YORK.
where te gifts, consisting Of JEwRLRY &C. AND vARySs
y VALUE fHoN i3 cEars TO rwO HuNDRED noLLARs arc
always on eXtunfroS, IN AartE SLOW CASES Our New
senp'Ne Catalogue, containing large vsrety of books
vNs aepaUmeno Science and LitefamFs, tail OF which
~ euu ~ regular puhhshefs prcesl snd explaining ouR
NV AAp oaeN.L SYSTEM Of allowing every putehasor ms
oNh ehoiok oF oFrs aud setting forth uneqnaed induce.
o sSia' wall ss seat postpaid TO any individual
iyo'om's A RANNGY, Agent, Noses Broadway.
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DE cti,ined b. ihs Council oi tie Incorporated vii
- lage Of Republic, in Seneca County Ohio in Couneil
as1embledt that ihe Of n1s Nos d9 60
90 ~ ~ and g. be sad hefeby fequied 20 build side
wasa IN front Of s1id o' situated on the eastsde Of Mad
ison STREET In said village.
And BE- t further ofia ned that the OWNER or owners Of
tract Of land iiudied in e Southwest Of the nrh
west quouef OF section twenty-five (22l, IN said village be
and are hereby required 90 ~ 10 be- paved, in
front OF said land Madison street, beginning The north
west Of and tract thence south along de east side
Of said street eco feet.
And be % further ordained that the Street Comm ssioner
be and heteby required 20 conrlci with me lowest iddef
for huiline Constructing sidewalk the eide OF
Madisdn street, from the last mentioned pavement to the
north side of the Grave Yrrl Brdre and TINT his last
entoned pavement shal be paid out ofe general fund
Of sdid village.
The ehos Of the aboyr named 10 be eaastracted
Of plank one and onehaf Il 80 inches ck with croa
sils Eve 90 inches ide ahd less thau fur ftl
inches thick. Said walks 10 be four Cf) feet wide
siruct Of sooi oak umbet md The plank spiked 70 said
crossus An Of said pavement 10 be completed BY the
day Of Argist, A. d. lsJ5. ,..,,,,,, 80.
j. s. surH, Recorder
June 25th, lsj53w.
Court of Common Pleas, seneca county,
Ohio.
John Compton, Plaintiff against saune Weaver a,d Nil.
Mclun Defendants.
eTNHE D. endant Samuel Weaver will take notice that ne
pcdoniu said Court aud against said defendants, 10 which
he TINT there due 10 hiu from the said deie adans
their pro ssory note 20 him OF date Octobcf2l t5f tho
Of Eve hundred dollars and Interest thereon since The
2i day df October 1887 ht the rate Of seven per ce
per auuu, and which he asks for Judgment against sd
/ defendants, IN said sum aud interest
Plaintiff has caused an attachment 20 sue against The
| said defendant Weaver. said Wcavrf said
petition on or before the 18th day Of August D 1853
the same will be taken as true. LEE \ BREWER,
/ Jnni1 -Gw-eag5 Auy sfor Plaintiff
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

MoIlC . hereby given that The sahscrihrr On the eith
gay OF June, y ejs, was dnly appointed and quail
ueu y me Probate Coott Of Seneca County as kdminss
Tor on The estate Of Solomon Ruso late Of aid CO. de
43S""- SOLOMON III RtfSE
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steambont Rnrned---F

CHICAGO, July Son the morning Of
the lst the steamer Galeua took FIRE at
Red Wing. Minnesota. The origin Of the
fire is unknown. The flames spread with
such rap 'dity that the boat was soon en-.
veloped in flames. There were about rs
pas s.engers aboard; GS Of whom were
saved.
The following are known to bo los,
John Tyson; Hally Porter, Nancy Porter,
Charles Porter, Lydia Porter, Of Michi.
gNn The Books aud papers were lost
rlIo bee. .uas.l - l..aIllal. g Rsn.AnQ.