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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-10
ITEMs AnnTTmnME.


The Iron for laying The track of tlio P. 4
I. r. r., from Fostoria to Fiudlay, is daily sx
pected at Fremont.
strawberry Festival.-Tho ladies Of the
Episcopal Church at Fremont lntoBd giving
Strawberry Festival, to-day, at Buckeye Hall.
RobberY.-The residence Of De. Merrimau
Of Bucyrus was entered on Wednesday night
Of last week. and robbed Of a gold watch aud
some o,hCr property. SO says the JounNAL.
A Fire occurred at Port Clinton, on Friday
night Of last week which destroyed large
steam saw-mill, belonging to Scott q Rey-
nolds, valued at s. 900. A son Of the former
was so badly burned that bis recovery 4 con.
sidered doubtful On Saturday, the 2Sth ult I,
a young man named Meoker was killed by
the fall Of a tree, in Carroll township. Ottawa
county. f.
Five Car Loads Of Iron, says the Lima
GAZETTE, are now at that place. Zoe the pur
pose Of laying the track Of the D. d NJ. Rail-
road, which was to commence on Monday
last.
Arrosted,-A man named Frederick Sny-
der was arrested at Buoyrus, on Frday week
and lodged in jail for passing counterfeit
money.
Fatal Fall Of n Bridge.-we learn from
tho wyendot ProNEn that, on Monday mor.
ming, the 30th ult., while Mr.. Peter Youugker
was crossing the iron bridge, recently erccted
over the Sandusky river near Upper sandus
ky, with his wagon on which was was a load
OF lumber, the whole structure fell with a tre-
mendous crash, burying Mr.. Y. and his team
under the ruins and so iujuring him that he
died on Tuesday morning. The bridge is a
total wreck.
A Severe Thunder Storm, says the RE
F1Ecron visited Norwalk on Thursday morning
Of last week On Saturday the thermometer
stood at ~ degrees and slight sprinkling Of
snow fell.
Hon. Cooper X. Watson, was in our
city yesterday. We are glad 10 see that Mr..
Watson finds time TO get 10 Fremont, and
though personally not acquainted with him.
we cannot firbear bearing testimony to his
high qhlities as . &c tlemnn aud adyocate.--
FRrMoNr MrssENotR.
Attempt TO Break Jail.-Pahidgo and
Strobe, who are confined In the same cell in
our county Jail, made an attempt 70 regain
their freedom on Thursday evening last be.
tween IL aud 10 o'clock Fortunately Sheriff
Lewis heard them at theworS, aud calling as.
sistance, he soon had them secured again. An
hour longer would probably have let them out.
MARION REPUBLlCAN.
Sentenced.-Judgc whitcley, at the scs.
sion Of the Wood county Common Pleas Court.
last week, sentenced the following persons to
the Penitentiary, in punishment for The crimes
Of which they were convicted;
| Jacob Crist--burglary-fou years.
! James Williams-burglary- years.
/ George Ohase-passing counterfeit monoy
three yers .|
James Johnson-passing counterfeit money
three years.
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BOOK NOTICES.


Peterson for July has made its appear
anee, ahead of all competitors, We can
not speak in too high terms Of commentator
Of Peterson, which has become a household
word in almost every falAily. Published by
T. B. Peterson a Bro, Philadelphia, at 81, 90
a year.
The North British Review, republished
in this country by Leonard Scott a Co., 81
Gold street, New York, has come 10 hand Coz
May. II viii amply repay perusnl The
leading articles are Milton and his Times;"
"Birds;'"Life Of Douglas Jerrold;3 POETRY"
"Indian Colonization" and History and De.
velopment Of Socinianism' Price SO a year.
The four Reviews and BlaekwOod, one year,
$40
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New York BIarket.

NEW HORK, Jane Z, 1883
FLouR-Flouf opened with 5eof On advance
bu} closed heavy at DC .declinei sales Of
4 900 bbls at s635@6 65 for Inspection SUP.
er6ne westerni s6's09725 for common 10
good extra do.i S7@7 30 for do round hoop
Ohio. 'n t .Ntt
WHEAr-Whoat very heavy, and 205c 10.
WeF; sales oc 5000 bush at sl.20 Tor Mi.
waukee Club; 81 65 for white western.
CoRS-Co 6rmi sales 1000 bush at sse
for mixed western 9l@93o for White souih-
ern; 95c for choice yellow. rr
RYE-Rye dull al 90.
BARLEY-B Barley dull at 62075c.
oATs-0ats dali at 55@56 for western and
Canadian. MI. ...,. ......
28c,
PoRK-is frmer but quiet, at Sl7@IT25
for new mess: S17. 25 for thin mess.
BLEE--unchanged at So 75@7,35 for prime
IS. 50@S. IS for mess
MISS BEEF-quiet at 422@29'
BAcON--is nominal.
LAhp--dullg sales 6n2OO bbls ailII<6Ii.
Ae.
l56e20c for State. f r urr ~ -
CHEEsE-is dun At 5@l0c
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Council CHAMBER,
Tifin, Saturday June 4th, ls59.(
Council met aud was called to order by 4
b. Hoyey, President.
Members present Hovey, Wagner and Hem
( ing
Minutes Of last meeting read and adopted.
The City Solicitor. to whom was referred
the act OF r. Nichols CJailor), reported, thai
since the presentation Of said act 10 Council
The fees lSl ,5O) in case vs.. Henry Abbott had
been paid and that the balance (l5!OU) d
said ae't was correc the said Solicitor also re
ported that be had ordered executions TO be is.
sned upon Judgments on Mayors Docket fol
fines and costs IN accordance with the instrue
tions Of Counsil. On motion Of +. Wagner
said reports were received, and tho Clerk in
struoted 70 draw an order on City Fund in ia.
voor q said Nichols for $500 in full payment
Of said account
On motion Of r Wagner the Clerk was in.
srueted 70 draw an order up8n the 2d Ward
Fund IN favor Of Michael Kuhn for sl0O, 90 n
part payment Of his account for hauling din
in % Ward. rrr Il, 1--
On mbtion Of P Wagner the CLERK vas in.
slrueted 10 notify the Gas CampAny 10 hehl
the Street Lamps from s 10 ii o'clock r. Nj
until further orders.
On motion Council then adjourned to meet
Saturday, June II, 1853 at 3 o'clock r. N.
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who have ihls faculty Of d,r soutavakepsd.r
"lhe Sentiment Of TIE bcAutiiui, thAt faculty
os the soul to winch God appeals in Nature 10
draw us towards himself KaoVing man as
the Author Of this Book only knows him, he
does rot here attempt 10 demousira't his tx.
isteuce, az hrst, TO thct civiHng intellect.
This word Of wisdom, sings of the Pure rlver
.of Liie. Of Tho NeW Jerusalem, its golden
streets, its gates Of sapphire and brryl IL
bids us listen while the morning stars sing 90.
ge,her, and rilES it gently speaks thc name Of
God ~ The Lord have made it and stretch
ed Il out" But We have rcaUhed the limits
of our space and must Gloss. The scene vas
VERY affecting, and teachers and 9upils were
alike moved 90 toars. After partaking Of re-.
ireshmcpts and Willing away few brief Joy.
Gus moments inthe woods, all returned highly
sadaed with the days exercise. Long live
the Union Schools Of our city. Long i've ne
generous souls that devote themselves 10 ihC
interests Of the young, Long live she parents
Who work together with teachcus daily.
Mcssrs. Kirchncr 8 Yorndrou hav,
bought out the GrOoery storo Of j. C. Harri
10 snYder's Block vb,re they intend carryin,
on the bssiness. Read their ADVERTISEMENT
and give them a call. .
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Special Train on the S. u, & c. r.
RIVE are Informed by Mr.. Earl Bill, Agent
that on and after Saturday, J lne 4th, specia
train will leave Sandusky every Saturday eve
ming at s;l5 FOR Carey and intermediate sta
tons, connecting Immediately at Clyde for
Toledo and Chicago and arriving at TiHin al
lOlO P NJ. Returning, will leave Carey al
5l5' Monday morning--pass Tifin at 6;IO-
connect Immediately for the East and West at
Clyde and arrive at Sandusky at 500.
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PHReIs PenkersI Returned.-Mc..

PHee1s Peakers Retuned.-Messrs.
Speilman, Dresbach and Palmer, victims Of
the Pixies Peak delusicn, returned home on
Saturday, satisfied with their experiment in
Goldhunting They went as far as Fl Rear.
ney, where they met the great body of the en-
igration coming back They confirm the re.
ports hitherto received, that Pixies Peak is a
most unmitigated humbug That there is
gold there, they have no doubt, but that It does
not exist in paying quantities is equally Ger
tain Mr.. Speiman says there has undoubt-
edly beeu great suffering on the Southern or
Smoky Hill route, hundreds having perished
from hunger aud exposure. He says he saw
man, who said he had helped to eat two Of his
brothers, who had died, tevery other resource
having failed) and that outof company Of IA
only two survived. He reports all the other
Tifiin boys on their way home in good health,
except Dr. Gibson. B. Gibson, r. Patterson,
Vance Griffith, L. J Ohambsrlin aud Dr.. Wat.
son. who went on with the design Of proceed
ing 10 California.
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school Library.--The Board Of Educa.
ton respectfully request that any citizens who
have books belonging to this library should
forthwith return them TO the store Of Mr. shri.
yer. Mr., Spayth will be in attendance at the
School Building on Monday morning, at 8 O..
clock, 70 give out books To any who may call
at that hour.
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A Severe Frost visited this section on Sat
urday night last, which did considerable dam
age, but to what extcnt cannot yet be asoer
tined Tender garden vegetables, such as
beans, potatoes, tomatoes, &c. suaervd --s.,
considerably; but the most disastrous effects
are to be seen 10 the corn. fields. Scarcely a
field has escaped more or less injury and in
some cases whole fields have been cut almost
to the ground. But it is thought thecorn will
recover and that the damage will not prove
very serious The wheat, in some places, es-
pceialIy on low bottom lands, is said to be very
much injured and IL some plaees almost ruin
ed. q - " .---.--
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Rlanksi Riamksl

Allkinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on 6ne paper, Kept con.
stantiy on hand and for sale cheap At tho Tai.
RuNE OFHcE; such as
Deeds, Summons
Moftgagesy Suhpoenas,
Attachments. Vendis
Executions, Constable Sales
blank Notes, Sc, SC.
uTjustioes end Notaiea supplied ON roas.
enable terms IN
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Last Saturday was a busy day in Tifiu
Our streets were blookaded with teams "from
rosy morn till dewy eve" and our merchant,
were besieged by anxious customers, who went
home, il not with lighter hearts, at least with
lighter pockets. The piles Of goods that 20
over the counters Of our merchants each week
is perfectly astonishing Would you ask tn,
reason2-they advertise.
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IVA reduction Of per cent. from the above rate,
will ba''nade ior Cash I...
The EPNos occupied by lOneI Of the type composing
the body Of the Advertisement win bo considered a
square
All transient advertisements, together with Admins
uauon, Aitaohmout, Road anl Ditch Notices. must be
paid form advance
Advertisements in'erted Tor au indefinite time will
be charged for until ordered ont H'.
When yearly advertisements are insor,ed one or
more changes viii be allowed.
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Court commenced in this place on Monday
As set little has been done beside hearing mo
tons and assigning cases. The Grand Jury
has adjourned, after finding few uuimportant
bills. The case Of the State vs.. Adam Gwin.
ncr, for Arson-new trial-has been postponed
to the October rm The cases against My,
ers Of scipio, for rape will probable commene,
next week. A short term is looked for.
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Wool is beginning 10 come into market and
Is meeting with ready sale, at prices sume
thing below last years figures There is 1T
tle stir In the market
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A Thunder storm, the severest that has
been known in these parts for long time, &C
companicd by wind and hail, visited us on
Wednesday night of last week. Heaven 3
red artillery" flashed in every direction and
Kept up constant cannonading for some min.
utes The Van Dooru House in this place
was struck by lightning and chimney part.
ly demolished. Fortunately no other damage
was done.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN MIND

4, TT E-ThsttheTRtBUNE has the Iarg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County. ~
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Wearc indebted to Mr.. Jhc r. Mccormack
Of he Auditors oiiice for the following table,
giving the aggregate Of personal property. its
value &C., in the different townships Of this
county, rs returned by the Assessors;
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The DeLamater Bros, successors Of Il
B. Taylor & Co at Melmore, want 100000
lbs. Of Wool, for which the highest market
price in cash will be paid.
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Timm PriCes CurreDt.


toonected weekly by sh iver dealer In Dry Goods
aroeerleS, Datpetings Boots and shoes, and Ready.
Made Clothing. And purchase Of every Btien
of dfalHRnd PfOduet for fCHsh. --- -rtn,
WHgAT-- 81 ,33@t.42.
COkS-- (shellei) OOR70o.
do (Eat) Gee H..
RYE--00faHO b
BAnLEY-O0aGO.
OArs-35a4 doe, ~
BEkNs-5O to 49,.
POTATOFE-- SEQ 1Cc.
FLAN ssEb--sOa Ods 10. ,a.
TIMOTHY HYsEED-15UGl,75
.L HurrER-- ai2ise, M. H
LARD-lNGl1c
TALLOw--lO@f2c. r tl
sNuHED " llkMs-lO0t2e. ...,......
do 5i1gs AND sntoULDERS- 1900.
PIcKLEp POHK--SR9e.
MAPLE iUeAR--l20t4c,
do MOLAssEs-5OR75o.
REswAX-9nR15e.
FE .THERs--40 4O0o.
RA0s-9e.
Day ArrLfs--sOOcas,c6 p94Ba
GEEES Htnrs--5e COX.
ORV do l0c.
Eaaa-s lQs. dozen.
PoAE--s50O05.en
Clover seed,-sl,OOE425
WOor-Qaa f0a
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Terms OF subscription.

I copy, ! year, IN advance. ce............8t5 so
% 10 paid within the year. .........2 2 90
g. NJ paid a0er The wear expires 2 50
No paper viii be stopped until an artearagcs
are paid, unless at the option OF the puhiisheu,
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ii. II. sOuder has taken a partner in the
mercantile business and the style Of the firm
is now Seuder & Carpenter. See advertise
ment
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Notice.

etsk CouatY hInfal Iusfrfrt Cofi1fny arrinsf Rob.
en NJ. Shooma ~ And NJ tlheniAktE lnttly psrinrrl
uadi1s und1l Ne 6ral maze of Rsu. q N, sho11ak
Cifilaeilon btfne .. D liaidy, D. y of Cllhtnp
fownshins Seheua Conatg, Ohio. sIa
90 die aftl day Of MAYA ID lsi9, he tait Jpsiirt
ifiued order nf aftchmeutn the above Acnon ior
DE fpl OF tS3 sI-lpp drilhr. elh iqtcrrs fop Non
1d,A Dle54. SfEu q iohNoN
IeS 81 1 Aug lor fiaihid
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DissOimfTOn.

ftiih GospaFtneIihp heIetoioTe existing between 3
u y. rnyioF 5ahn OoI.aniatsr = ander iho arm name
afb p Taylor und Go q this iuy dissolved bg nuina
consent IA ID T.vton
MalmoFsl Nay i9th, 1882 gOuN DHLAnATER,
.,--srsr To the Public.
Jehn % ia maier and Theodors q. beLamater has.
lag pnTehssed The entire inifies. ofR d. a,Ior Ia tie
above hTn, and haFius foFmed a 90 partnership, the
husilass oil ooaeeFn win hereafter be conducted IN
the acme of Del Lamatef Bros.
gov Ions DrT.aNtrrs
Msinore, may ptb, lssa TO. DsiAHArsS,
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THtiu aE'erkIg Tribune.
Local and Miscellaneous.

AdveHiscments must be handed l., by Wednesday 10
iuauro insertion The same week.
Sandusky, Dayton a Cincinnati n. n.
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station az follows,
Going South Going North.
Nail, ...... 9I5AN Mail, .4:45 rN
Night Exp ll;i5rN Night Exp. 9:9O A N
~ Republic and Tifu tain arri~es in Tinn al ID.
"a. NJ. Departs ns.to,
~ Hacks leave Tinh daily Cor Repuliic and tri
weekly M Fastofla and urnei sandusdy
Friday ciOrpinE, Ippp 40, 1859.
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Job Printing.

Wehive on The facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and job Printing
In the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give Us q call.
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To CInhs.

Of. AZ an induoement 10 getting up Clubs, w
otter the TnmuNE al The Following ratess
' Clnb Of 6, year, in advance, 81 35, each
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Tinin Retail Market.


Whoititteahd Retail dealers In Gfooeres and orc
duee OF ailkindi, shrwhano nloek Tihn OIL
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David StartZmann,
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Vc. 80 Qcmtarbfro6e,
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