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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-30


i bourne, j. NJ. Breeder, Curtis r. Conn, Elihu
Dunn, Moses d. Morrison, VIM. w Bslknap, Rob 7
4. Crsel: There Ii now on iiio In the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court If Lee County, Iowa, at
ksokuk the petition Of Francis " oodbridge, Fred
crick oodbridge, Edward A. Woodbridge, Ralph
Cone and Esther Cone his wife, Asa Fox and Emily
Fox his wife, Ansoa NJ. Bissell Elizabeth w Bis
sell his wife Christopher A. Woodbridge, j sbes l..
Woodbridge mlhor, by christopher oodbridga
his guardian, Jas. L.. Bssel q George X. Bissei and
Anna H. Heaieht, children aud heirs at law OF
Mary A. Bissal, deceased sister and heir Mt law of
Horace +. Woodbridge, and Henry Heaight claim
ing Of Edward kilbourne thirty five hundred dol
lars and the foreclosure OF mortgage executed 70
A NJ. Bissell as Attorney for the heirs Of II +.
Woodbridge, dated + ebrnary 10th, 1856. Saidpe-
tition alleges that he defendants have subsequent
~ become interested in the property mortgagcd,
an now have an interest in It, and the petition
prays that the Court will cut OF all equity and
right Of redemption, order a sale Ut the interests
Of all the defendants in said property, deed and
possession to the purchaser and for general relief
Unless you appear al answer said petition on or
before the second day 81 the February term llsb9)
Of said court, deer 90 will be rendered prayed
foY. NANkIN. MILLER FNsTHR
Nov. p, 1858 d Plaintiff Attys.
1tso II. q. MOIEs 1 CO.: You are hereby notified
i that there is now file in the Office OF the
CLARK Of the District Court Lee County. Iowa, ut
keokuk, \ petition Of tho Lawrence Machine
Shop" an incorporated company, claiming Ut you
Si,l62 81 on your promissory note for $lloe, and
praying = writ Of attachment, and unless you mp
pear and answer thereto on or bafore the second
day Of next February, 1850 term Of said court, TO
be held at ke5kuk the first Monday Of said month,
jud gmcnt by default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTEk,
Eov. ~, 1s5S-d Plaintiff Attys
rINO DILLON HAWoKrH. There is now on file
i in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee County Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition Of
McGayic chittendcn = Co., claiming Of you the
sum VI SASS l6 on = note executed by you to them
june i4th, 1867, and praying An attachment.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the term 1872 OF
said court, Judgment will be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
Nov. III, 1S5s-d Piaintins' Att'ys.
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OCTACOS CLOCK,


Al
NO. 4, ESTf = HOUSE.
New Goods Just Received, and lore
Coming
Selected expressly for the Holidays, con-
sisting of
NEwATCHES sILvER.WARE
j r. w IL L. IL n. FANCY GOODS.
CLOCKS md Plated Ware,
CUTLERY AND SPECTACLES
EETWhieh will be sold low for Cash. ny
Watches, Jewelry and Clocks Repaired, and War
rantad at
No. Estes House, Cor. Main d 9Th.
Nov30d SAM'L &. BRIDGES.
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PEoRIA MARINE 4 FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capital 100000 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-30

CAESAR QrARRELErH.--W learn by a rri-
vate letter, saws the Boston Journal, that
there has been serious quarrel, ending in an
open rupture, between Caesar Augustus
Dodge, our Minister TO Madrid, and Bucking-
ham Smith, the accomplished Secretary Of
the American Legation. The particulars, or
the immediate cause, we have mol learned. -
We hope irwll not end in the withdrawal Of
MIR. Smith, who Is one Of the few men in the
foreign service Of the country who appear to
have been selected for their qualification, as
we'll a. for their partisan claims.
CTA new feat in the Photographic or, has
Just been performed by NJ Nadar, the WE'LL
known photographer Of Paris. lie assembled
in q balloon with NJ. Goddard. and from va
rious heights took blrd's.eye views Of the city
and surrounding country. On the occasion
OF the fret attempt Of this kind the balloon
soon entered cloud, and il was found i'm :
possible TO execute the project but the sec
ond attempt is said 10 have succeeded per
fectlv. The new views viii soon be given 10
the public.
A NEwEL DoRApo.- The y. NJ. Santa 7 4
Gazette says:
Major Stein, lately from Sonora, expresses
the opinion that Sonora is more prolific q
rold and silver th4n California, and, in
Territory OF the United States, would yiel
tan million dollars annually. He says he ha
seen single Jumps OF gola taken from th
m,nes there worth S3 900 to SIS 900. Ii
I;ksv;se informed ~ that he had seen a cor
or silver in bars, and all mined without ma
shiA@y.
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- nv = q y NNNIN
Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
Legal Notice.

lpWNtkND a. AATh 4 LseNuuhty tAaNh
Us. District Court,
q, NJ. Huston, J. G. Huston, at
X Ii huston, Keokuk.
HiIE Defendants are hereby notified that there
L is now file ia tho Office If the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, pc
titon Of plaintiffs claiming Of defendants the sum
OF six hundr cd dollars a. money due en- two prom
isssory notes, dated New York, Jan. i, 1858, exc
cuted BY q. NJ. Huston and endorsed by j. &. II us-
ton and K. II. Huston, TO plaintiffs; and unless
you appear and answer thereto on before the
morning Of the second day Of the next term Of aid
court at keokuk commencing February 7th, 1869,
judgment win be rendered inst you thereon for
the amount claimed, and costs If suit.
TURNER 4 CRAIG,
Nov. 81. 1853. Ala ys for p lain.iffs
he plaintiffs in the foregoing action having oh,
tanned order of publication as TO j. Z. Huston,
from the District Court If Lee County, Iowa, at
heokuk therefore let publication be made in the
'.Daily Gate City, newspaper published IN said
county, once u week for four consecutive weeks.
Nov. ~, 'as.d ERIE j. LKEcH,
Clerk ID.
fINo 6EokaK @. DIXON, ROBERT p. GRAY,
i EllxARKrH GRAY, FREDERICK BRAsHgB, MA
THEW 5. MACON You are hereby notified that
there is on Tile the dice of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Lee County Iowa. Mt keokuk, =
petition of Chrisuans Wright claiming Of said
beorgc G. Dixon the sum Of thousand dollars
as money due promissory note, and claiming
the foreclosure of mortga given by said Dixon
on certain real estate mentioned in said petition
/ to secure said note, In which real estate the
mainder Of you claim interest, and unless you
appear and answer said petition before tbs
| second day of the next February term Of said
court judgment will be rendered against yol
/ by default.
RANKIN, MILLER a ENSTER,
Nov. % lshsd Atl'ys for Plaintiff
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Nov. 20, ls5s-d Attys for p lantiffs.

yHo JERRY q. SULLIVAN and MILTON +.
L COLLINS; Gu hereby notified that there
IL now file in the offce of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, a
petition Of Ford, Gorham 4 Ford, claiming Of you
the sum Of two thousand four hundred and thirty
seven and $4,000 doilaSs and interest AS money due
on bond from yeu, bond given by you to
hawkins Taylor and by Taylor assigned to plain
tifs and tanning the sale of certain real estate
therein mentioned, tor the purchase of which said
bond was given. Now unless you appear and
answer said petition or before the Tuesday next
after the fret Monlay in February, 1852, judgment
will be rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER d ENsrEE,
NnY % lHL&.d AT fys for Plaintiffa.
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ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PxovIDIScK, n. 4.
Capital $3.50. 600 90.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LlCIES Of insurance issued at the lowest
L rates In the following reliAbls 1rst class COM
panies
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
Thls Is the safest and mos, reliable Life Ipsursace
Company in the world. with an accumulated
Fund Of over 81 100000.
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sIyo GEo. w. LEMON aud Mary Lemon bis wife,
i s. q. Burbridgc and Elizabeth Burbridge his
wife, and the City Of keokuk You arc hereby
notified that there Is now lie in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, at keo-
kuk, petition Of Julia Agne and Daniel
Agne her husband, claiming in the right Of said
Julia judgment for fifteen hundred dollars
against George w. Lemon and S. g. Burbridge
money due on promissory note, and claiming
against all Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
on lot H. and half u lot II block lot of the
City of keokuk, given 10 secure the payment OF
said note nd other notes. AID unless you appear
and answer said petition On or before the Tuesday
after the first Mon Gay in February next, judgment
will be rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER h ENsIER,
Nov. 20. ls58-d Att 'ys for Plaintiffs.
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CHEAPER THAN DAHLIGKaTy
KEROSENE OIL


/ HEREBY inform the public that l have asso~
1 Grated myself with ]. Braden, At Drug Store
Nos. So and 2i2 Main-st., Keokuk, Iowa, u which
places have removed my stock Of Kerosene Oil
and Lamps, where will be found full supply at Nil
times. The rapidly increasing sale VI this OIL war
rants the assertion that it is the cheapest, safest
and most Pleasant burning Oil now known. War
ranted cost Of burning not moro than ! cent per
hour and warranted not to explode, and to give
satisfaction In al cases.
Call and examine for yourselves, at the Drug
Stores Of j Draden, Nos, 50 and Az MAin-ssreet,
Keokuk, Iowa. II. g. MERRILL.
Nov. I5-d1w
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ET-Poor Lamagtine quits his patrimonial
estate next eek, says Il Paris letter, and the
property which be trusted ia vain TO public
libersiity 20 enable him To save, will DO sold
under Judges order. Il il understood that
after taking farewell of his Paris friends,
the ruined poet and politician, who bitterly
feels the cold comfort to which he has been
treated hy his countrymen, will cross the
Channel, and reside heneeforth in Eng land.
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New Volume, New Dress, aad New
club TerMst
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cyr Horace Bell, whose capture and i'm
prispnment by the kcntuckians excited SC
much indignation in Southern Indiana, q
short time since, has turned tho current oil
popular feeling against himself by paying
bis addresses to a young lady Of Gorydon
against her will, and attempting to kill hel
iriencs VINO demonstrated with hIm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-30

RY5~ Mr.. Richard Ten Brock has returned
hume after long sojourn in England. 1t is
Mir Ten Broeck's intention to 20 back TO
England in the spring, and TO take with bin
some fresh American Horses to test their
qualities again on the English turf.
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SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.
sPRIN0fIKLD, MASS.
Capital 100000.
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The Louisville journal says: "Ihe
Washington Union comes up sulkiIy to beg a
truce with Douglas, Forney 4 TO. 1t offers
TO deserters the 'hosptable embraces OF the
Democracy in the same manner that spring
trap would offer its teeth 10 an orchard
thief"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Yiuus Fifty, Eight is here. lie made his up-
pewncs 'ts d<u Hnt l!o'cllck, anil he
lin png Of bells AMI 'honts - Joy ON happy
hearts. Welcome, lrt'e stranger, to earth! We
will try alln thy stay here pie sant one.
The old year with his fole. and foibles, his Joys
and sorrows, has % into the eternity Of the
Past, never more to re urn. II successor has
been called out from the mystic shad ,ys of lie
Ruure, an he too will soor follow him an b.
f,rgotten. LIT crown the New Year with
shouts OF 10Y an songs Of pr,i'e.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
THlRTY-STX YEARS

THE Posr has been Published; and in al psrodhrugh
lood tmesn aul rough bnd tmea,n through bank inna-
lions anhluk rriions thrOng rpefnu and
rugh nanc.. TINS Posi- has been regularly issued every
week, an nrwar e 10 itl thousands Of subs ers, u
nrlpfetas therefore point the mast as unaiing ins
drN for the uure Aud they feel that In askng Of the
ren iing pnbe continuance o. the pltTOnage hereio
so hhe rally bestowed upon THIS Poyr they asking
than whit Il will be both the interest and the pleas
rrs o. TINT public to rint.
Amaug the cor ribuiorito THE Posi- We may mention
th- following giNed writer-s--
WisMAM llowtTT, ALICE CAREv, T. S. ARrHuR
0RACE fiREEVwooD, ANNA BLACKWELL, AUGuyrINg 10
0ANNF, Mas. VI. A. DEVfsoN, EMMA ALIcR BRowN, The
Author ExrRA JUDICIAL STATEMENT" The Author
OF Z" "ZILLA, THk CmLD- MEDIUM No, &c.i sc.
We design commencing in the first paper OF January
an ORIGINAL
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
Annih.. RnlEln.y.

Highwarden's Barber Shop y Is broken oper
bn SATURDAY night last, md money stolen from
the drawer n the amount Of s3l. Several ~
zors we're also taken. These W re found it the
house Of Mrs Buckley, where they Ind beer
lelr by John Chrk, young man Of color IN the
employ Of Mr.. Ilghwarden. CLARK was arreste
ON suspicion aud tried before the Mayor, on tw,
eharges--one for petilI larceny and lie other iri
burgl,ry On the first charge he was held to an
sw,r in the sum Of $500, but on the second h,
va, discharged for the want rf evidence.
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APpLooErlc.--Wc owe Dr.. Kuhn and Kttsi-
ner an apology. The former for mis-srelliug his
nlme; the latter, or not hahdn copy Of his
lust weeks notice % the "ADvERrIsER" in time
To be- inserted in that apcr. But we feel oouf-
dent thu their generosity will excuse us, " en-
we tell them that it was not inten ioutl, but ap
Oversight, in Consequence Of the "much-to-d !"
lust before "Merrv rhrist0'Ns" -
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aJ-Thero will be meeting Protestant
sund,y sehrol Association Of this city. to he he'd
In The English G Reformed Chp.eh, on
next "Wednesday evening, January 9th.
The objects Of the Association ar worthy the
attention and hearty o-operation all good
otizens, and rs.erii should receive the couI-
.enanc., and support Of Parents and Guardians o.
children and youth. This much is certainly due
the superntendcnts, oaicers and Teachers 10
their self-sacridcng deso ion to this noble object
LIT all those astenj these meetings, aud thus H,,
encouragement by their presence, 10 the effort,
for the moral and religious training Of the chill
dren Of oul ci,y, that they may be prepared d
act well .hvir part ia the important duties whie
th-v aili soon be r''quirel - s'n''.
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ouriof Commop pleas OF s,.,,ua
fv Ohio.

samuel X Haisnd rd,vs. D o. Myer, lanes IA, ,r
'raeu q Myers Toner, Defendants.
rHE neienlnrt, lanes Toner niu take aoties that an
the 10Th day n November. A. b. 1857 rhs sieinfidf
'aupel X Hpllaul dsa hls priidoa Ia ne ail coul'
gheFeiu he that hefs 90 him. anon seieett n
an acoou tts and nqr,al ur.r A, Il, VI
tween The mr. iesoa ne 10th dns of Noyenrr n at7
ihe of ofo S7 with inierfi since said lGh dav ~ NJ
vemher a. ~ tfif, aud ~ Ying lugmcut ~ i,. sans
rh.tpl,niiH haa caupaAan nitlohnautfo is,ns m. e
fendants Ihat ho said Doftqdani lame. 'ro1ay rn. ~
said netou ~ holnIe ihe OH aiur lav ~, 49,
Moulay % November, -. 1857, The same Win ~ tsrr
a. true and Judgment rendered acooIdinelv.
nos7swP.EaSo 10. Lee Prm Any.
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frEyery m ,rriud mu,sa.a


tJEvery m wriod ma ga" il| wife have
the nn gemont u, uu department, and
give her, rs Secretary, III o lof the dihe'-
eut bureaus. Don't lie have ,uything do
wtht Wan pprtmen' Tx.
Then i,N is she To briug the INFAvrRT up to
the ''breast works." we sh ~ like to know in
ct.e of an attack { the meisles1" Il is evident
the writer Of the above his nev been many
enras ncnts --Inn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

u-The receipts for admission to the exercises
given by the p',ail' Of The Union School, at
Loesse's Hall last week amounted in all Ia
about 800. A'oer paying expenses Of room,
&C., the balan1s is IN be applied to purchasing
medals rs awards to the pupils. We understand
that the school is in a aouishng condition. We
hooe hit the new building will be speedily COM
bletcd.
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Distn,biug the Peace.

Five-or six b'hoys we're brought down from
Bloom township, by Constable Neighswar Ter, on
Tuesday, on charge Of disordery conduct at
Singing school. They gave bail for th,ir al
pearanoe, and are to he tried before Justice Rcdi
I -dy, we inosdly.) They may pay dearly for
their fun.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

CaHtEv, our c urier Boy, has got his address
-FeIdy, aud will make his annual visitation early
70 mbrr morning. We hope every one will
keep little loose ehinge ready His addressi
well worth "a Q iARrER, ami should be read by
every one
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

viii hold their Annual Meeting on SATURDAY,
January 81, 1858, at the Probate Office, in Tiaiu,
at clock Pm, Let there be q full attend
ance. w. LANG, Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Mr. Anhur's productions ors widely known, that
need not hardly say that the Of the prtsent Noveet
win be entrv consistent with the moral anil instructive
char1rter which have always stfyen TO impress
rnE P0sT. Readers who wish to perse the FL ,sH srN
lEs which abound in the andpemioons and destructive
in hef ten lencv and Iectsi ini then gfet
av Vt ev ~ c, rrer But TE PosT will still mainf in
is high en- r1oer p1psr which the most scrIpuon
parent m W a'l0 freely 10 enter
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rospeotu for 1859.
SlTU2DIY EVENING POST,
EsTABLIsnED AUGUST 4, 1927.

E5TAHLIsVED AUGUST F. IoHI,
THE PAPER THAT NEVER sUSPENDs.
A F1miv Weekly-nevoed 10 IAt rrtnre and the News.
TN TIL Sc tiu,es o. Bank susnsn,ons and Mercaniils
sd.pe4si,ns, hr PROPRIETOR Of the SATURDAY EvENNo
Posr en- the aIeniio1 Of the reading punii Ia tir u
f -est7bi he'd weekly paper, the paper hatnover
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Gr The weather is wet and muddy, rendcrin
Il very unp easmt to get about The river 8
full add irre from ice, IA unusual thing a th
season.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

IFwe 60 to press this week on Wednesda
in order that our han ls may have Friday to them
Selves.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01


John Alcohol, my joe John,
When we were frat acquaint,
rd money in my pocket. JON,
Whiehaow l know there ANT.
spent it al IN treating John,
B cause loved you soi
But mark me how you ye treated me,
John A,oahol, my Joe.
Iohn Alcohol, my Iie J,hn,
We've been to' lo"g together.
8 you ma take Que road. John'
Aud l will take she other.
For We must tumble down. john
/ hard ia hand We g,
And / will have he hlli 10 foot,
John Alcohol, ny Joe.
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Seneca County Lands al Pirate


A AGENTfcr nr. v. A. Steiner ofsr a. private sale
~ the lelaUiug ie,trii ed fifms.
fffi--Iho Form rr Whlrh jacob OmUict rcsiaea. al.
oinnr ihe ty of IiHn, end the rlant Rond leadne
tom Fremont in JnHr s1niuthy This Frrm contains
fe hNnfr enl rlgVen ill 1cfes about one hunded md
nrN u witch frlrnrH md Under rond tentit rf vi coll
Vaiion and m nhhliV nntsufhart hv Hnt in ne erriv
einE mo,iv kitff hunuli thc ieuiaindcr r heavily tim.
srd nnf rl nndcf 'sngng. The sanda,ty Riyfr FIRMS
nnri OF iit Eaticfn iouudrry.
TIE tmfrtemeut confis Of good fcf Dwelling House,
New r-me h'in WIN nannfes, erlu trh', wagon leds
fr nefe frt nui lur nnfh well OF unirriutfe
wrh orihe pru, isa ao be- rnrcr her ttrtr
othans a ihe rhnicesi fniis planted nf lego This
'fn itv uf soil location md Other edvautfrra
'se o &c most desrt'e 10 be found and win BE- divided
W "a, ,irc', nsulf nr ihur.
sernndfhe farm ronainlnr 100 acu - on which Iefe.
nil Mifr fr drs IN Atrmt towns ir nfoirfrr ihe vl
ge ot ou on ne rof end road, and q rond lasds
m rem n' TO erecn Springs, ubodi ilce miles from The
hreeu hv nnd sixty aureu Of this irsci ore cleared and
undrr ruiitnton the balance lrrtv ti, fri vlf biart
walnut pNnai and nher vauac unbtr Thetoil isnost.
W y hlntk lonm, nnd Of The best qnnv.
iti wel watrred by hilnr rrar md tfrehu
lhe improvements consist Of new and sniirufin IRENE
ou'e nnd other out hudiuri, and urchur OF ehoies
f.it planted lubr Yfars hro.
11rl-A rc Of one hundred md sixty ncres 90 Adans
town hip adjoining the above tract, about thirty otres of
which one ccped and unerruvoinu ihc remainder tenvi
~ turr,d with valuable iiml,r small stream masses
tmou'hN Nls tr1ct, and The rnil s OF frat ouaiitv
Any further description Of those lnndl deoed unnecos
AU snrrons dcsircus Of purchasing wi cor re- czr
ne ~ themselves whi. thtY 20 hy caue on eihernl
nc tenan,' ohove named, o. he Aeeni 1fn ohsrof
whom viii show thc rrsmacg TefnF nr1r rntv.
I'W1s Vof. ~ hT'in LEWIS nAITTEfT, Arf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

GFWe understlnd thlt some of our frieads
are trying ~ ruse clubs for the TRinUNE. Ou'
PRAYER 3 that they N " .ueceed.
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MARTIN SMITHS ESTATE.

no the creditors Of he Of Martin smith, dsoenaed
ghalefsig4el sereautos Of the last vii and tesla
Of Aartin Smith, ,daceaied has been appointed by
Probate Coud, receive, examine. and lii DE cnim
agaufi aid estate, epfe Ienied nsolgen Crot0safs Al
nwed ueoi of ia moathl om the date Of hit noloe
bring d aai prove their claui agaiu said esatei durni
which time he uhserberw attend 70 he duos af bis %
del54w EKesuior
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
VILE CRIMINAL GASES:

Relieving, they do that The practice Of publishing the
leails Of lost cases. and OF The criminal 7l
suliiug hsreflm fruitful cause Of the recent alarming
increase Of vice aud crime In he community Like beges
keand what the mind feeds upon, that viii grow tore
.efnble
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nenkdhlo Money nt ridln.
nants Of pitsbarr. .... i. piitthnre. Pa.
fu's' a Methsrs h't... .Carrol Co, Nd,
Cecil hank .--.....s. aid.
Banks Of lsiuisiana.
ALL new ENGLAND BANKS
kxcErr
Bsnk o Hallowsll l.... aallowsll, Maine.
udubY Rank ,... see. Vermont.
South Roy alton Bnst... DO
Curhituaie BaDk. ,,., Boston.
Rhode Island Banks.
Canton nadk ........'. South Cbiaa, Maine.
Eilse orih Bank ......' Maine.
Exchanfe Bank 80. .... Bangor. Maine.
Marntme, Baugor... Hancock. Ellsworih.
dOnson River ....... .Hsllowell, Hsliowci.
Exeter Bark .tD......N New Hsmrshirs.
Western, Snringfetd, Ms 50. AMant. Vermont,
Charter ,iak usttiord .Mer. ~ Bridsepou.
Mercantile do.....p .pswtucket Pawtucket
xChango da..., .Cpichestef. Colchester. .
itttiord Co. do.... North An Seymnur,
Wooster. DaahurJ levin ham Co. Rroolt ~.
ldlers. Bethel s...s. Woodbury., Woodbury.
tuquioque. Danhury.
auuers Bank, Bfidgepors, Conn.
ALL NEW YORK BANKS,
Exugrr
Ngricuimr-l Bank .... Herkjmer Co. NY.
isesm River Radk ...1 htwaude, do
. dli~trr Bank.i.., .sRuhdi, do
dt,meu's b,uk q, Newport. N. Y.
liver Ice & Cos i,srk Budlo. do.
,uk of Orleans .-...s.. Albion, NV York.
,-fiprt,ciiy Rahk .... Buffalo. do.
,rkru's Hatbor hank. '' do.
tee CouHtv funt pcnvan, do.
te,Ina Bank .s.s.. 80. Nedi a, do.
'nk uf C-ntrsl N y. Utica.
n,ltnn Exchange M ..Urevne, N. Y.
Western Rank, Lirkpost, n. Y.
ALL KEN lucky BANKS,
EXCEPT
I'D Broken Q ots.
ALL OHIO BANKS,
EXCEPT
ity Rank ........ -. o.. Cint innali, DO.
tank Of Cirrlevillo.
buk of Mts-illon.
ALL INDIANA BANKS.
ALL CANADA BANKS,
EXCEPT
'armers' Ioint Stuck Rank
tinui rinan 10 ...C Canada.
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~, The street ero'sing' in our city arc a nui.
aanee just nnw-so lhe lldIes say.