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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22
NEW ORLEANS, June q 1859,
To the Honorable The Common Council =
- OF the city Of New Orleans:

NEW ORLEANS, June 2, 1870
To the Honorable the Common Council
THE UNDERSIGNED, owners OF real es-
tate fronting Lafayette Avenue respectfully ask yonr
honorable body to cause the roadway wes Of said
10 pc paved with round stones from Goo children
eep,ieaand botde ed by curb stone and
wooden cutters The he adudcaed by the Conn
roler the lowest bidder after five days notice in the ,al
journal the work be completed under specieaons IN he
furnished by the Surveyor. ~ "
A. Port Fort Naenire ass feet 2inches.
u. Guerin 81 = -
Michel Travers lip :.
JAS. .. Hanlin, GA
Michel F1orant, ii
W. Situlngbumg % a
Antonio Foncuberto an
Barbery Robertson IL
CHAs CLAIBORNE, -
Secretary Board Of Aldermen
,,..., NouyELLE. ORLEANS, 2jun 1882
fhonorahe Consei Commun de la
. vile de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans
ES SOUSS1GNES, pr0prietai sur I,0ye-
- nue. Lafayette prons repeciueus votre honorable
de fae payer Test oues de Ia de
des perres rondes depuis Ia des Fnarts sana Ia
rue St la de deva etre eeyee due possible
semi eptque ct bordee curb one rigoes en- bojs
LIE tout sea aduge lie con6enr plus
spres cine ours davis dams journal occ ouvrage
ete achieve commencement specifications du yoyer
g. q. PSfn sHnHe' s V pieds poucss
ID. Guern,
Michel Travers. liz .
JAS. Hanln, "a =.
Michel Florant, 81 :,
W. Situngbumg IS - G
Antonio Foncuherto, 30 :.
Barbery r berson, 81 :.
Abraham Lavery, rs =, G
CHAS CLAIBORNE
jelS ltawSw secretaire du BOARD des Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1852
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
vNHE PETITION of the undersigned re.
speetuy showeth that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they
CRADLE bods resolution authorizing the Comptroller
sell affer hve days notice in the official Journal the
from 9oodchldren John the Baptist street. The work
to be done according specifications CITY SURVEYOR
A. Deham Lavely, 81 feet
L Valentine, 81 :.
VIM Shilcomb g :.
Michael Travis, 11O :.
Baptiste Esclavon, ITO :,
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
EoUvEILE ORLEANS, 81 Maj 1859.
FHonorabla Conseil Comun de IL Eouvelle Orleans :
I A Petition des Soussignes respectueuse-
- ment representa- la mhj0fe requise nouyelle
Chsrte sgnes cette petition lis demandent
vendre apes cnq ons davis dams Ia gazette oiee
tra confecon de banQuettes cote
de PAyenne lafayette, des Bons Euns ST. Jean Ban
tste LIE tout sera fat dapes les specifications Voye
Vile. 49, "
A. peham Layely rs pieds
l.. Valentine
VIM. Shilcomb % =,
Michael Travis llU .
Baptiste Escavon 10 :,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
lezz ltawow Secretaire des Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1856.
To the Honorable the Common Council
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re.
specially showeh that the majority required By the new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your hon
orabe body pass resolution auhorz ng the Comptroller to
SELL after i've days notice In the official Journal the contract
for making brick sidewalk with curb and wooden gut
ters on Fe dnand street. from Goodchdren ST. John the
Baptist street The work be done according specifications
Of the City Surveyor.
Bapiste Larcade, , llOfeet.
George Moore 1856 :.
G. w. Duly, 1873 =.
John Singer, % =, -....
Traces Cooper. 80 =.
Mrs. nenan, ITO :.
Thomas Corcoran, SIS :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
NoUvELLE-ORELANs. 81 mai l 49,
Al'honorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvee Orleans
T A PETITION DIES sOussignes resDectueu-
sement representa- la nnaore requise par nouvee
cnarte de la Vile siguee petition ls demandent
votre honorable resolution anorsaRt
tr6leur vende apes cinq our Davis dams gazette ocee
conat la confecon de banquettes brquas avec
bordures pieres rgoles bos sFerdnand
fat d'apes les specifications du voyer de Ia VILE
Baptiste Larcade, lilo pieds,
George Moore 1876 :,
q. W Duly, l29 =.
John Singer. % :.
Traces Cooper 80 =,
Mrs. Denan ITO =,
ThoB Corcoran IS =,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
e22 law8w Secretare du Consel DIES Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

Proclamatlon ~ the aaver.
MAYORALTY or NEW ORExAua
~ vvurG5r HAL. nr,t dsy q AsssH, 10
Common Council e BE q New Orlsa snd IL .
given that Is the intention of city q Nev Gns "a 49,
TO % opened Renton street from Caiops to Msiposus
'sccSrding to e. act entitled: aet d.
se on .na stfeesa end pubc lsesa h d e
porated and the baulisues Of the appsovsd Aut ~
Aos< GERARD BITTH, Msyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1852
To the Honorable the Common coaacn
WE, the undersigned owners OF real estate
w fronting on Willow street, respectfully request your
honorable body to have brick sidewalks bordered BY curb
stones and wooden cutters said street, from
to the canal Julia street. The be
highest altitude practicable. The same be adudcated
to the lowest bidder by the Comptroller se- five days notice
in the official Journal And your petitioners In duty bound
will ever pray.
Chs. Agaisse, 30 feet.
Jas Nelson, lO7 =,
DIR. VIM Rushton 429 =,
John Mckay, 100 ..
H. McGuinn, 81 :,
j. b. Patrick, 240 :.
Chas. +. Theleman, 81 :,
John Fegn, % ..
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NoUyELLE- ORLEANS, 81 mai, 1859.
Phonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvee-O Orleans:
I ES sOMssignes PrOprIetaires faisant face a
~ 10 rue Willow respecueusemeL demandent
orabe corps davo fse banauettes en- brque bordaes
de perres rgoles bos la e rue Commune
nouveau canal Julie. Louvrage deyra etre place 10
plus haute elevation are poua
leur apres cnq ours davis dars e journal oce kespecu
easement:
Charles Agaisse, 80 pieds
Jas. Nelson, 10Y :.
DIR. VIM Rushton 429 =.
John Mckay, 100 :.
Henry McGunn, 81 :.
j. b. Patrick, $40 :.
q. +. Theeman, 81 ..
John tegn, 32 :.
JAS. A. HoPKINs
e22 lawSw Secreaire du Consel des Asst Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

$500,
- pie6s
Proclamatlon ~ ne Nays.

JAS. 4. HOPHIM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

Ew ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
- Of the City Of New Orleans:
specially showeth THAI the majority required by the new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your hon
orable body pass resolution authorizing Comptroller to
SELL after five days notice in the official Journal the contract
for making brcksdewaks and wooden guttes on both sides
Of Music street. from Craps Morales streets also to sell
epave the old work proper line and level That said sale
be final that the Mayor be authorized contract with The
competed according to the lines leyes Of lie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

II OSIN-lto barrels No. 2, for sale by
IL q. L. KOUNS 4 BROS,
2 Front street,
ul2 toll opposite Cant street Ferry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

To the Honorable the Common Council - $500
- of the City of New Orleans
spectfuy showeh that the majority required by the nav
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your
orabs body to resolution authorizing Compoer
sell after five days notice the official Journal the contract for
making brick sidewalk the south side John The Ran
tsi street, from Eysian Fields Lafayette Avenue The work
to be done specifications Of the City Surveyor
P. NJ. Brenckle. liO feet
Timothy Owens, As . lOinchps
Bering Myers 1870 :,
@. Whrnore 1911 .
f. Redon, 3l5
A. Moennade, "a .
P.S. Wiz 2l4 "
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
EouyE1LE. ORLEANS, 81 mai 1885,
ihonorahle t'onseil Commun de la Ncuy Orleans
| "A PETITION DIES sOussfgncs respectueu.
charte de la vile Ryan signee cee on demandent
votre honorable corps dadoper resolution au.orsani la
cont6eur vende apes cinq la gszette ociells
I'm contra pour la conecon de banqueltes braues
cote nord de la jean Bapiste Champs Elysess
avenue Lafayette. Louvrage fa dapres les
tons du voyer de la VILE,
L; NJ Brenckle, 40 pieds
Tim. Owens, IS
Perng Myers, 1870 .
q. Whitmore, 1870 :,
p kedon, 305 -.
A. Mollennade, a .
P. s. Wilt, 2I4 .
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
leI1 I.MoM eeeretare gu Gonse des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22
NouvkIts-ORLEAss, II mai 1859.
,fIj. H 4. W.,,v.u. r,.,s..-

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

nv NEW ORLEANS, June 4, 1889.
- Of the City of New Orleans:
ME as.t PET TIT T., Of the Undersigned re-
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your hon.
orable resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
sell after five days notice in the official the
making brick walk both sides Of Port street from
according to specifications of the City Surveyor
Madame Beedhouse, $40 feet.
John Balasco, 81
Widow Antoine Gras $50 :,
Michael Lauford, 100 =.
Andreas Witt I03 .
J hn Repath, 80 .
Carlo Behrend, ~ .
Louis Moor, S6 .
Jacob Kless, a. .
John Cook, al
Pauline Pope, Is .
w. H. Muir, 2S
Mrs. D. Williams, So "
Mrs. johnson, % .
Jacob LUX, ll0 .
y. Maurel, 70 -
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

MAyoRALTY NEW ORLEANs1
City Hall. 9Th day of June 1885, (
pY VIRTUE ofResoIution No. 46I6 or the
ID Common Council Of New Orleans, and in accordance with
sections 20 and 2 of the City Charter notice hereby given
opened Washington in the Fourth District from cla
Upper Line and Upper Line avenue
from Washington to Carrolton avenue, aud also
said Washington and Upper Line filed up
graded and SHIELDED 5
GERARD STITH, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

JAS. A. HOPKINS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
The difference.

When old Brown, In IL Of madness,
calls about him a band Of twenty-five
mon a. crazy as HIMSELF and ondebvors
to stampede slaves from the borders Of
Virginia, aud In the course oftho trSnsac-
ton two or three persons arc killed, con-
trury TO the intentions and order Of Brown,
which wero that life and property should
be spurcd,--ho Is seized and placed upon
hasty trial for his life. His acts mean
while arc openly condemned by the Ro-
publican party throughout tho North
But when tho Border RufiOns invaded
Kansas and slaughtered hor inhabitants
in cold blood and Sucked her towns and
settlements, the mOrnuders were reward
cd with fat appointments and became pets
Of tho Federal Government. What wo
have stated oro historical facts. A num-
ber Of instances arc enumerated by tho
Albany EDeaiag Journal which attosts
what we have said;
y, w. Clark murdered man named
Barber by shooting him In tho back. For
this proetial illustration ofmodorn Dcmoc-
racy, ho was mado pursor in the Nayyl
James Gardner, who co-oporated with
Clark in the murder Of barber, was nppoin-
ted Post Master at LOwreneel
Jones headed the mob which sacked
Lawrence. Ho was paid olfwith alucra-
tive Office In Now Mexico.
Frederick Emery, ono oftho murdorors
Of Phillips, at Leayenworth,wOs compons
atod by the appointment Of Receiver Of the
Land Office at Ogdenl
]. S, Murphy, who helped In tho assus
sination Of Phillips, and who was notorl
ously one Of tho gang by whom Hops
was scalpod, was mado Agent for the Pot
tawatomio Indlansl
Rush Elmoro, who made a porsoverinl
effort to assassinOto ]. II. KOgi, was ole
waited TO the Office Of u. S. District Judge
Russell and Waddoll furnished team
and provisions to the Border RuiEians, s,wh,
invaded KOnaas and seized the ballot.box
es in 1856. For this they have boen Civ
ON immonse contracts by the Government
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
nIorcKisinapping.

A mula,to, nemcd Rice, who had boon
living some eight years At Mt. Gilead o.
was enlioed away, last week, BY scoun-
drol, who took him 10 Columbus, under
the iuiec proiext Of giving him employ
mont thore; but whom they arrived at the
Columbue depot, Rice was seized by fed
ofal Office holders and hustled on board
tho train, which started Immediately for
Cincinnati. The Columbus people, get
tiny wind Of tho matter, telographed 70
Xenia, whcro a writ Of haboas corpus was
sued out and put in the hands of the sher-
it, who upon the arrival Of the cars at
that place, boarded tho train and demand
cd the prisoner, who WAS concealed in a
closet. The rufiana were armed und fo.
fused to give him up. While the porley
was going on, the train started, taking
the sheriff along, who was soon carried
beyond the Jurisdiction Of fGroono county,
whcro he could do nothing. Arrived At
Cincinnati, the prisoner was hurried be-
fore U s. Commissioner Newhall, with
all possible dispatch, who after houring
the testimony Of one Or two irresponsible
witnesses and positively refusing ioPer-
MD aRy oromsramiaaiioa or defsase, ro-
manded him 10 slavery and he was immo-
diotely tukun across into Kentucky. A
writ Of huboaa corpus, issued by Judge
Gholson, did not reach him in time.
There ia no doubt but that Rice was a
free man aud that no was kidnapped by
these dirty tools Of tho Administration.
Shall such disgracohl scenes be enacted
In Ohio, and the perpetrators 90 unpun-
ished, and yet Ohio be called free state
Crimes Of greater magnitude than old
Brown committed, crazy as he is, are al.
mostwoekly transpiring in tho free states
undcr tho very sanction and approval o
the Administration and tho democratic
party, Stealing negroes from slavery Is
most reasonable cffenco, demanding
tho scvercst punishment, but stealing
free mon into slavery is religious duty
in tho eyes Of modern democrats.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
old RroNYn CONVICTED.

Tho telegraph informs us that Browns
trial has terminated in his convictions
This was to have been expected, What
ever may have been his crime, (and we
offer no apology for thOt,) il was duo to
him that he should have fair trial but,
that he has had anything like fair trial
no one Of common sense will affirm. The
only excuse offered for such precipitation
was, that Virginia could not stand the ex-
citement, consequent upon the attack OF
sixteen white men and Eve negroes
Brown must be dragged into court, tried
and hung in his disabled aud mutilatcd
condition, without an hours delay, altho'
earnestly sought for by himself and coun-
sci, 10 relieve Virginia from the awful
pressure and save tho Union No time
was allowed to gather testimony in his
behalf or plan defense, Is not this
ianaticism, cowOrdioe and murder worse
that Brown'sl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

Wo advise our friends TO receive the re-
ports Of the contents of'Old Browns car
pct bag with great caution. The papers
that Il containedhove fallen into tho hands
Of unsorupulous politicians, who, CO.
temporary well remarks, will edit the pa
pers, Brown appears TO have retained
many of his old Kansas papera, and every
mans name connected with him at the
time, will be construed to be participant
Ia the late insuuootion. There is no
doubt but attempts will bo made 60 con-
meet prominent Republicans with this
crazy adventure Of Brown, This thing
has already been attempted. II was sta
ted In the first reports Of Harper's Ferry,
that papers were found in the famous car
pet bag, duplicating Hon, Joshua Il. Gid
dings. This report has not been confirm
cd, and tho attempts Of VNllandingham 10
draw ffom Brown some statement impli-
eating Mr.. Giddings, shows that Il will
not be confirmed, for il has no foundation.
Tho letters Of Gerrit Smith and Frederick
Douglass also turn out to In no way re-
late 10 the insurrcction, But give such
desperate politicians a. Senator Mason,
Gov Wise, Congressman Nallandingh0m
and such like, who now have Browns pa
pcrs, time enough, and they will forge Just
such documents as will answer their knav-
ish attempts 10 make the Republican party
responsible for Brown'awarupon tho slave
holders. Almost one-half Of the reports
from HarpoF's Ferry, 80 far, hayo proved
70 be falsiloRuons.-Detroa Tribune.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

DrNo9KArlo NpErITY To GRRMAN CTR
zENs.--We spoke last week Of the grudq-
ing support given Mr.. Boehmer, In this
Senatorial District, as showing how far
Democratic professions come up TO their
practice. In Seneca county, there were
two members Of the Legislature 10 elect,
and the Democracy nominated a native
and nRturalizod citizen, for those two
ports, and thus carried the county by So
curing the united vote Of the Gormans by
some two hundred majority, except the
German candidate who was defeated
The native candidate was elected by about
one hundred majority, but the German
candidate, was defeated By one hundred
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
ysuIcdhyIndinns.

sr LOUIS, Oct. 30.
A special disputch to the Republican
says the Salt Lake mail Of the 27th reach
ed Atchison yesterday A party Of seven
teen emigrants from buchanan county,
was attacked by Indians near Kinney's
Cut on Mr. Cline and Mr.. Mittimore,
wife and Childrcn--Mittimoro's two Oldest
sons were killed. The remainder Of the
party escaped, and now arc atcamp Floyd
In destitute condition.
Col. StambRugh. Suryeyor-General for
Utah, arrived out on the Goth ult.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

Geo. S, Baker, United States Deputy
Marshal has been arrested and bound
over in tho sum oC 81 600, 10 answer a
charge Of kidnapping. His Nocomplieo,
Huter, has also been arrested, plead gull.
g, aud was held 10 bail in the same
amount. They stole black man in
Chilhcothe andwero taking him to Ken
moky, where they would have sold him
into slavery. That Marshal merits pro-
motion. We shall expect 10 see him a
candidate on the democratic State ticket
next year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

The Hancock Courier is in peck Of
trouble over the indications Of the cleo.
ton Of Chase 70 the United States Sem
ate, in the place OF little pugh. The ed
itor, aforesaid, is evidently afraid Of the
dissolution Of the Union. We sympa-
thizo with our unfortunate neighbor, and
sincerely hope that the dose will not be
too stropg for his unstrung erves,--KeR-
ton Rep.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
nuchnnnn TInpIlcnTrIi.

Forbes, one Of the abolition conspira-
tors, in a letter TO DR., Howe has the fol-
lowing ominous note;
"see my letter to J. B., dated asa Feb
ruary."
Alasl Aftcr tho first false step from
the ways Of virtue the path is all the way
down hill. From rowarding Kansas in-
yadera aud murderers what more natural
than that the President should turn con-
fpifnloF himaelfl Just a. va expected. 49,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
nnrlnlormlrl.lcr nInso.l.

RlcHmoND, Oct. 30.
The funorai Of Mr.. Mason, late United
statoa Minister 10 France, took place TO
day The funeral procession was very
imposing, there being large military os-
oort and an immense concourse Of citi-
zens. His remains were buried near the
tomb Of President Monroe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
TrinI OF tilc Insurrectionists.


CHARLEsTowN, Va. Oct. %.
The afternoon session Of yesterday
was occupied with the examination Of
Col. Wasmngton and conductor Phelpsj
but nothing Of importance was elected be-
yond what hos already been disclosed in
their published statements. Cook passed
through Frederick city yesterday in Gus
tody Of officers on their way 70 Chafles-
anuu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Hnrd Put no.

Notwithstanding tho amount of noise
made by tho locofooos over the HOrper's
Ferry affair, and the bushel Of letter,
found in Old Browns oarpet.bag, they
have. utterly failed to rake up sim
gle scrap of testimony duplicating a sin.
gle prominent Republican, either directly
or indirectly, ia the transaction.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
HTinnesOtn---Bcttcr ana Ilettel

The ST. Paul Times, Of Oct, 18th, has
returns from nearly all the State, and as
they come in they continue to swell the
Republican majority on the statosticket,
mombers Of Congress, andmejority in the
Legislature. The returns now show a
majority Of Aloe for Ramsey.
The 81. Paul Pioneer, Democratic,
says "there will be'a Republican maiori-
y Of not less than seven in the Senate,
and ofnot less than thirty IN the House. "
That will do for young Minnesota
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Democrney Cnrrled Out.

The Office of the Newport (Ry,) Free
Sem. paper closely allied 70 ,he free
'iate cause, was foroiby entered BY a
ineb Of pfo-sloyory fanatics, 90 Saturday,
Who, afier braking the presses, api-ingp
the we, te., carried most oftho material
down niair. loaded q On drays ana went
and iaraw i iato she Ohio river. This
one IN ne bcm,,les 81 IA, ains,lltion y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

IowA.-This gallant young Republican
State still clings to the true faith. The
Douglas Dodge has failod in Iowa, also.
The State Is Republican by her usuulma-
joriy. Tho Legislature chosen this year
elects a U. s. Senator inplaee Of Harlan,
Republicnn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Seneca CO. AgrlcnIturaI Sociely.

The Annual Meeting of said So.
oioty win be held At the Cnntl ilonsc, n rilin, on
fddsy November IS, 1850, n o'clo,k, q, NJ.
Almemhcrt Of and person sfcolnrnn Interest in The
welfare oftho Sooiety,arr carncly soiritedto BE- pros
cnt at tho meeting to assist lp The selection ofoceu
ar the en- hlus vear aud aaku nan iu the trauncton
Of hsinoss that may b. hrangh hoorc tho meeting o.
that time. Tho Seetetury s prepared TO issue otlcrs
for Premiums, awarded ~ our last County Fair and
an purons entitled 40 Premiums viii please call for
their orders before The annual mceung.
Nv orlcr fthe President,
Nov. 4, isl0.aw J.u. PlTTENGER, Sec.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

THE MansGeld Herald announces that
Ex-Licutenant Governor Thomos Ford {
chat place will bo a candidate for the Ohico
Of Clerk Of the National House Of Repre-
sentutivcs, and says that his protcntions
will be fuvorsbly entertained by many
prominent members Of Congress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Is mr. Gutbrie "CIenrly ImpIi-
runnrnfW

cutCdi"
Among tho JoHN BRowN literature
which has been published, we have tho
followlng'
1--WE have also small memoranda
book, which belongs to Ronlf one Of tho
purtyj on tho Ay-loaf Is wrtton the adj
dress Of Elias Longlcy g. Brc,, between
Fourth and Fiflh streets, Cincinnati, and
"my very dear friend James Guthrie, Lou
lsvillen
Has this escaped tho notice OF our Dem
ocratic cotempororics, in their eager
search for evidence to implicatO citIzons
Of Ohio2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
Democratic Nominations In
Mmmana.

LEavrNwoRTH Oct QG.-Tho Demo
cratic State Convention at Lawrence yes
terday nominated Samuel Medafy for
Governor, John p. Slough Lieut.. Gov
ornor, John A. Hnldeman for Congress,
Willioms, present associato Judge, Chof
Justice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04

OcrJudqe Swan has resigned his seat
on the Supreme Bench, md Gov. Chase
has appointed NJ. Gholson, Judge elect
70 nm tho vacancy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-04
ShaWhan House
SHAVING S ALOON.

Having purchased the Interest and 6Stnrrs In the
shawhan House nafher shop, formerly boIng to a.
Nnei, the undersigned take this method Of nioimins
the public at they arc ready at an tmos at tho Old
stand one door north Of tho ShaWhan House, to- give
customer good shave trim haircut aud "a luxufaut
shampooning al the most reasonable rates.
nOvt LYONS n WONZOR.