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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
EloQucnt Hpeech.

"" i"ssdny evening last, tho ofhcers Of the
Seventh Regiment OF Now York yoluntser. and
a lsrvo numhsr of ;nv;,.a ,,.... 80. - a.
...,,... N'"A +" ~"
N'"' '' "''"'' t'''" ny 'ne Ncg'msnt at the La
large h"us" on tho occasion Of tho presentation
10 each member, by Udolpho Wolfe. Eso.. of n
copy of n history of tho Rsou.,t ;n,l,d;,u 49,,
occo,,, of ,,.;, ;o,... l., p;.., w "A
"N""' VI '"''' J'"'"ey :" n'cnnnoho' Vs. on the
ooc"s'"" OF inc ob"oques OF Ex.Presidsnt Monroo.
Tho presentation speech was made by Walter
Preston ESQ. Whiv cnndid.te for Attorn.v aon.
..., =, v;,c;n;. N1A
''",
Mr. Preston amid great applause, opened by
th"hkihS '"e regiment ior THIS cordial reception.
ass stranger "hu without seeing one familiar
lace T., encourage hi'n no eared no Ind done gross
inJusticc 10 ,he regiment. ny undertaking this
task ,"t II ms Ay"pa'h'es were " bo understood
.h""gh thoy mel aS strangers; they should part as
'r'ohds NhPp'aoSe' New iorkers anu Virgi-
mans slond never 40 "tnerwise' tAppiause J.
nool" son "' 'he inter han mere recoivsd hos
p'tAnl' grave ana u was just that ms remains
should mouider hore awhile For III poverty and
sorrow he came mere To ma home, and like dew
upon tho earth hcsl"'"l,t'e" wore extended to him
which smoothed ms pathway " the tomb The
speaker ras"ed nh'Hh cncoininin upon the cNarao-
ter OF Monroe, tho gold OF which was 80 well re-
fined that tho baser metal could ansy DO detected
(Applanse.) lie was baptized In blood TO the ser
yl"o Of his country IN the neighboring State OF
New Jersey. mud was always faithful , its res
ponses. (APplnuse.) The measure o. is fate
was full when called to the high ofhos J resident
OF the United States, aud his age WA not imp
propriatcly called the Augbstun age o. American
politics. The ofhce sought him. not 40 the office.
He did not disgrace that office, which like a glo-
rious pyramid can be reached by reptiles ns we'll
as eagles lapplnnssl but no dignifed and emo
bled It. However he VIVA not thsrc' to enter into.
any lengthcned eulogy OF the dead, which had al
ready been 80 well done, and in manner ne could
not hope TO initiate; yet he thought It but night to
lay laurel upon the brow OF hero lie next
spoke IN high terms OF tho citizen soldiery, In
whose ranks tho 1th Regiment had acquired ac-
knowleised superiority, and to say that honor and!
distinction had been conferred on them. was but
to say they haa always done their duty. b was
but recently they nciel MS escort to the remains
Of one of lirgnas noble sons. and well they
know how she received them with open arms. In
July last. around the grave of the iustrious dead
. more abiding love was engsndsrsd ios each other
by virgninns and New Workers. which was tor
the benefit Of their common country (Appladse.)
Virg gininn by birth. citizen soldier and q New
Yorker ny ADOPTION hah compiisd work which
toid OF the rech'''r"eht {" monroe, ana was as-
.9""a 70 "'use moro n.nuet ne"oraiV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
SsW rA.us rORE
\ G |. H. w | =
WHOIESAI,E AND RETAIL GROCER

As tnkrnthe large and commci"us house, Main st,
formerly o'ruped hy Joseph u Nowhr ID door ab"rr
M'.srr Sch"!h al AMI Thurmnns Hardware store aud or
poAii" l'r J"nu II Scsy's Drag Storc
and " el scloetod ntnek of ako
tlklES aud NlArLE DRY GOODS. bonght exclusively for
ash and Which viii be sold that ,snn"i fa 10 give
satisfaction to MI ho favor h call AH Am de
icran"l ii" husness the cash osua induce
mcuts IA ho nc 10 cash buyers OF those desiring TO "a
change for country prndnce
a stock of We PERUVIAN GUANO alw ays on hand,
lrht"ndh particular aviation to III, ol cuHo,nos otihe
him "f l""is. trmcry In III" Iry fu"ds husin'ss In
this t" g,e call ell as the pubic senrraly
mar - dta a. 4. LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

and thousands participating in tho festivities which
such interesting occasions ailo-. Fur the week. tho
thrang mulud,s invited the lls, enjoy
hospitality aud participate In tho inter, sting viii, h
tho offspring Of such occasnns
Among tho many attractive Places 10 which the gathering
thousands tied and cleomcd. be found the
The Old Uhchrs photographic tdy door the Viz
gun INK Main Street ynchhurg Va where hundreds Of
Ik,ursss Of the nuhct works Of creation exhibition
all and should H. smr Of thrms, Ives.
shall be furnished short notice. md prices that
fail tn please
of Cases aud Fr,m st,le and
grade. constantly hand Also. nckcts, Brcast rs. Fin.
g.r Kines, Watch Seals, Charms,
peurcs taken Ia st,r OF the a al all hours If the
dav, and IN al kinds of weather h Ii RLlSS.
oct lqts Practical Phot x u ist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
7 z Rms

Tae yIRGISI.\ is rubi,hei ally Al o. snc 'r'-~ek
per annum, a.vane-, AM weekly At = snSarah> IN n.
r.n,., othcrwi i,- 81 20 will charge IN nj pp.f
Ill he edi-roninued -ft the option the rroprietors
nn,il Al arraarnges shall haze been paid
inserted for so cents square OF
~ lip,s or Insertion and u cts Tor each con,
form weekly aud then 81 cts
n,r. " M insertion II the Number of
ser on. 10 marked the MS will be publshed"r'
a red oui, chsrgei according
lIG EARLY "ATFS AlE
For ore qu,r-, a,y.........
For
For
Fortwo 10 20 .:........''..' w
Advertisements Intended both papers subjecto sPe
ei ontrsrt. - =. - ,---.,,.,.
t Annual aivertiaers will be limited to their immediate
or the charged n transient rates.
rW- Al new Advertisements appear In the day anu 'r
~arkly papers. , =. ,,.,,,.. ,r. cb.roed
.,ehiy fn, he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

EUANO HOUSE EINIHNiHRUKG.-Asi it. may
N generally that Guano and other fertilizers
bcug Lynchburg good terms in any other
market with regular added in Justice to myself as
well the benefit OF the farming community now pup
iish that fact keep hand good supply OF al
the app Feriizcrs and as deal m r' 'rgey tan
other house the city in thcm think lc safely say
sell cheaper than other house IL "A certainty
because thereby
tey enabled purchase Fertilizers al as low price as
her of all risks and trouble Please
so.ct this and else now offer for Sae III
tore and arrive
900 Tons No A Peruvian Guano,
100 Ree-e's Manipulated Iiuano,
100 Sombrcro Lump and Ground
80 Brown Mrxiran fiuano,
50 Elde Island Guano,
100 Plaster. Lump and Ground
25 Ketcwell's Potash and Plaster
200 Sacks LIVERPOOL Salt, prime quality.
Farmers living Canal below Lynchburg he sup
piled their landings they wl make
aug II WM, A. MILLER. on Basin.
CUPER-PUOsPHAT OF LIN R.-Miirheli
- Croasdaes Bone Super Pho- pbste Of Lime prepared
Rrnes Peruvian uano and other long ackno
edged containing all the elements Of and
dur be smulant sale by the subscriber lower price
haSperuvIan trial will prove IT'S and
periority W. T. ANDERSoN
mar Sits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
TlIpS. j.. GRIM AI.DI.
BOOT & SHOE MAKET

Dppttsio the tit,Ions' savings Iank.
MAIN NYREE2, LINtU UHiHG w.,
To wi hOm drd the I,rrsn uns for she best
pnir Of N"oi-, exhibited al the last Fair,
l. EfpS constantly on hand aud manufacturer torr. -
N der every variety ot LADIES and GENTLE
MINIS WEAR which lu will warrant ntiIal to
acturrd Ia III, country, ahl at prizes aS low not
luwrr than other rstal,shlncnt la Ivnchhurg.
lie respectfully collects shRir u the ruhlr and
the has hans ihc lbu al aronng, hero
lpstp,rd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
VOL.7-..NO IT'S.

Mr. Davis wanted 10 ask whsther. when thu. so.
premc Court hss decided chat Nc rieft % hold
slaves in tho Territories ID constitutional right
the Senator from Illinois would Be willing to inter
vene to maintain that decisiout 'sr4 S''sFsF
{ Mr.. Douglas would conceds, FOR tho purpose
OF this argument. that the Drsd ,Scots decision
wsnt as far A. expression of opinion ~
Chief Justice fancy and yet Il would cive
slave OWNER the right only 70 hSld his property
~ other property Is held namely; subjsct 70
the laws ofthe Territory. He would vote arsip,t
any intervention BY Congress with the laws Of sny
whatever.
Mr.. Davis sail tho doctrines Of squst.er SOW
sreignty which the Senator now advocsasd would,
enable fore ners. invited into our Tsrritosies by
goyernment, To ,wd out American eitissns.
NJ Grodrr'rk desired to say that he fully
ng' sd to everything that had bean said by .l,s
Scr dors from illinois Mr.. Douglas) and from
oh.o Mr. Pngh,) and hoped every Northern
Sena 'r at least would be compelled 70 ds6ne his,
positn
= Mr. Riglrr warned Southern Democrats not
10 iorec nm issue Of tho kind suggested by tho
gcn,lesan from Miss. MIR. BrownE unnecessarily
upon til" North, il they valued the pern,anency
and success of the Democratic party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

u I. rtrtHs yoHk hNtnf SrfN't tIyNcusa.
uDETEKs. iAMPnEI.L n 90, ,Baak-rs, -
Wal st, New York, buy and sell nncnrrrnt money,
checks drafts &e make collections nj all points the INT
ted States Canada the purchase sale
of ons nd other securities Commission and
conu, h the general banking business In all
its departments
The firm IN I.ynchhure Is Peters Spence Co, who viii
give prompt attention business entrusted TO them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
UNITED ATATES iiOTEL,
WARRINGTON ID. c.

fUNE undersigned respectfully Informs his friends sn the
public generally that this Hot. has been greatly enlag
I'D b, ihr addition o enty Pa!os and thsmo'is
Also and alt, have been made IN
III" oie proper witch enables him all who make
this house their whilst the that shall bo
SECOND to for comfort and pleasure lie hoes by Siirt
attention I" the wants oi his guests merit continuance OF
III" patronage literally bcstow ed upon hun heretofore
Ih the only hotel which charges less than 81 80 day
sdly l.. %. SMITH. Ffnnirt"r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
S'TITIER..
Opposite lhs tIrhIHgf hank,

Main street, LynChburg. Wa.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
SrliIfRs is'ne place 10 buy your HATS, made r
~ under h's own inspee ton. by ihe mest celebrated ~
workn"n that ran be p,oducc lie Is hn uishns hIs -
numerous customers with . hausomeat AT that be
ducod There nothing Ike them IN this city They tho
Hat of tho something really beautiful He does not
design being eRo.ics hut whai evory bd mus be
It, th"rr'c Hat eclipse all other hats Ia beau
~ style durability and finish PEI nary adapted the torn
NJ the head and rAqhseiy beautiful Sill aers the place ~
getL
lie would ao call attention TO his large stock of Soft Felt
Hats o Rrado and quality Servants Hats In great vAr
cty duo Navy Cloth Velvet and Plush Chrens Fancy
haisand Caps Ladies' Riding Hats aud all Kinds Of Hats
made to order atihc shortest notice
tH, At St.cts Practical Halter for the
uf the MO hItEHAT nov l2,dA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
mn .. : q. 4. DsUGUID. .n,cr..n.. !.

~ =. - a.. =. DaUGi1D. SuVcss-"r- 10 n.
uIs DllGuID \ SONS whi ktep constant, ON hand =
argr stuck at all Kinds oi FURNITURE. tbru
actuIc w, rl VIII lee pleased To thew IA" old friends aud
80 : lJi4grli \ Sons and the public Genera
They also keep constantly on hand .arse SKIS
ME1ALtC III RAJ. CASES of MI sisc, al.n large stock
MooItiN toFfINS, Of every description, and viii pay
prompt NIT ntnn 10 the undertaking business at Mi honrs
- tA.SrtE T.. A. Dll gum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Nj. .lIOIIINS e. Co,
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS


Two Doors shove Nrrrhnnts' hanL,
MAIN STREET LY VA,
De-; ca>" thrr thanks "nds
ID aui who have so ltbrrally raronlcd them the
past ir"" aud respectfully solicit continuance III their
pnsi persona CIV the sale all
kmn"t produce" ani returns nado
Elected bBr stock of GkDtEkIES AND STAPLE
DRY ttpS " ~ ALWAYS hp found 10 bc extensive and veil
oc,cird II, hr sold low any hoosc Ia the city
feb l.dis NJ IIOl.LlNS 4 GO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

CPRsNG srYEF HATS k1ve js~s opened
- sew era rev styles Of MOLE SKIN HATS hsantif va
y. fob Lots r. ny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
LYNCuBURG TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1. 1859
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

hENcAu. NARD.-Anrr ron.W1-
~ tat,cn with many Of the l.aiing Dentists M
of this coIniry the subject ut extracting N1YYYyy
teeth by the aid Of electricity. which mode sts
voed OF the OF tho oicsson and hAv
ing self given satisfactory nial ot several weeks
have concluded TO adopt 1t ia M. practice
jyeis RoRERr EARLY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
BARGAINS. BAKs.AINs.! BARGAIN,

4 AGER BEER SALOON! LAGER BEER
/SALOON The unders gned has the pleasure to
the citizens of Lynchburg and the public In gene
ral that he has opened fine LAGER BEER SALOON and
.ndeavors serve every body Of the
best prominent Brewery OF Philadelphia, which is
ackno~ dyed e best In the United States
family will sell dozen bottles of Lager Beer at
Sl-the bottles to be returned. Come and all
dec I5dts WM LOOSE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

NJ EUtsGENHEIMER ER's GRAND ExHI-
WI TION OF READY MADE CLOTHING II he
cisgnsd embraces this opportunity to to the pub
c al large and his friends that his stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHING, GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, &c, has been received and
he purchased at low prices for cash. aud
prompt paying Iii. to the interest Of
rhas. stock before calling csc here ;Snut
ing thai do wonders but that will confne myself to
moderate and living profits only The variety Of styles and
quality of Clothing finer and better than everths
Ii good faith
Country Merchants w Ill find my obbipg prices than
therefore, call whoesalc aud retail buyers,
and Judge for yourselves and in studying interest
will certainly purchase Of me.
oct l5ts GuGGENHEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

n b. There many ignorant and worthless Quarks
ivsrtisng themselves Physcans and copying DIR JOHN
sroNs Shoe Msnds Boot Bnaks Lamp Trim
Pary and Conmptib Imitators hose lives nstead
Of Of Medicine have been spent In the
Mspiai Capacv styling themselves Regularly Edn'
Phvsicians the inexperienced and uns'is
pectng rng running the health of all unfortunate
iy falling in their that DR. Johnston deems
10 saw E, pecay to those quatcd with his reputation
that bis credentials diplomas always hang In his office
HIS REMEDIE and treatment entirely unknown TO
all other. prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
Ia Europe and 'efrs in this country and more extensive
practic than any other rhvscian In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
Improvemeats IN Fremont.

Upwards Of forty dwellings have been erected
in Fremont during the past year-thirty one on
the west side and the balance on the east side Of
the river. Notwithstanding this addition 30 the
habinble buildings Of the place, the demand for
DIV llings still continues. There Ia not a house
IN town, at all fl for habtation, that is without
its tenant Two elegant churches, German Re-
formed and Luthenn) have also been erected,
and many residences have been rcmOdeed and
Ornamented in handsome style, giving them the
appearance Of new buildings. Fremont ia thus
steadily throwing of the rough shell of the past
and donning the habiliments suited TO her ad-
vance in prosperity aud wealth, The prospect
Is that during the present year our town will
make still greater strides in improvement and
business enterprise.
The Fremont and Indiana railroad Is rapidly
pushing its way west, and viii be open 10 FostO-
ria In few weeks, and open 10 Findlay at an
early day thereafter This viii greatly add 10
the business Of Fremont and may be expected 70
add materially TO its population during the prs-
ent year. A cheering prospect generally for th'
place opepa to yiew.-DENoCR4T
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
Fire In scinio.

A serious conAagration occurred in Scipio
township, about mile and half north west Of
Republic, on last Tuesday about 10 o'clock, in
which hedwclling Of Mr.. Norman Bouham, with
its contents, was entirely consumed. The SCOT
in one Of the chimneys had burned out during
the morning, which Mr.. B. watched with great
carei after which, feeling satisfied that all was
safe, he went to Republic with load of wood
Shortly after his departure, his wifo heard a
cracking noise up stairs and, on going up, found
the upper part Of tic house in blaze. No one
being near TO render aid, the whole house was
consumed. Loss estimated at 81 2OO-No insur.
nucQ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14

The anniversary Of the Seneca County Bible
Society took place at the NJ E. Church, Ia this
place, on Sabbath evening last. There was q
hrge attendance from the different churches
After the preliminary exercises and the reading
Of the various ports, which were adopted. the
Society was .L,y and cloquently addressed by
several Of the ministers present and by the Gen.
eral Agent, Mr. Smith. The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
President, Henry Ebbert; Depositary, ]. +.
Wooster; Executive Committee, J. Poorman, i.
NJ. Loomis, J R. Haas; Secretary, J. q. Kenno-
dy; Auditor, Z. B. Soarles; Treasurer, G. W. Gun.
ningham
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14

Considerable snow fell last Thursday and Fr.-
day, which, followed by a slight rain aud a hard
freeze, made pretty good sleighing and every
thing that went on runners was broughtinto i'm
mediate requisition. Saturday was the eoldcst
day Of the season, the thermometer indicating in
the morning l3o below zero. The river was com
pletely frozen over and the skating propensities
of Young America were fully gratifed. Every
thing remained tight as brick" until Tues
day, when it began to cease up"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
Particulars of the Campheno Murder a,
Republic.

The lady, who was burned to death at Rcpub-
lie, last week, was a widow, hired in the family
Of Mr., Hardness. While the family were absent
ut a Unite, she undertook to FIJI fluid lamp,
while burning The fluid caught FIRE, which
communicated to her clothes and, in a moment,
she was in blaze. She ran into bed room in
her fright and set the bed clothes on fire. she then
ran across the street and tried TO cross over a
fence to a noighbor's house, but her hands were
so burned that she could not and she fell helpless
TO the ground, where she was soon found with
her clothes entirely burnt OFF. She fingered un-
I'll o'clock next morning, when she died, and
was brought to Tifiin next day for intcrmont-
She is said TO have a child living in Toledo
Fortunately the house Of Mr.. II. was saved from
destruction
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
rhe Mestorn LAW Monlhlr.

We have received the first number Of period
ica of some fhy pages, bearing the above title
published by Hayden, King, and Elwell, Cleye'
land, Ohio. and edited by Chester Hayden, L, i
D., Hon. r. P. Rannev, j. ]. Elwell and NJ A
King. 1t is handsomely printed, and adorned
upon its conner with q cut of Hon John Mclean
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
MARRIED.,

In this City, on the 2nd inst by Rov. J. Gull
Ter, Mr.. RoBEBT S. SHRvER, and Miss FANNY
NIonswANpER, oil Of this County
BY Rev. ] II Good, on the Goth Of December
Mr. PETER MILLER 10 Miss MARIA DmoHoR, both
Of Tihin.
On the llth Of January, by the same, Mr., Coz.
RoD HRnERT 10 Miss SYBILLA FREvEL, both OF
Seneca Township.
% From the Newport, Ky, FREE SoUrH.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Wyner, Of
Covington, Mr., WILLIAM w. BtILY, son Of the
editor Of this paper, aud Miss MoLLIE j. PATTON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
COMMON PLEAS Cornr
srArr or ono. sENrcA CouNrY So.

STATE OF ONO, SENECA County So.
l. George s. Chrstlip Clerk Of tho Court OF
Common Pleas in, and for the County of Seneca,
Ohio, do hereby Certify that The above is q true
copy Of the order made by said Judges, aud is
taken from the entry made upon the Journal OF
this Court, by order Of said Judges.
Witness my hand aud the seal OF
JsEA1( said Court affixed this Sd day Of
January A. ID 1859
GEo. s. CHRIsTLP CiK.
o. U. p Seneca Co. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14

e3-Mr, Robert Leper, aged about 60 years,
residing in the vicinity of Marion, Ohio, was
thrown under some wood he was hauling on
Thursday, an not being able to oxtrieate him
self, his head sank into the mud and water until
he was smothered
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
Fine Penmnnship.

Mr.. VIM. Warren Of Oberln has taken a room
in Tomb's Block and proposes to give instruction
in Penmanship, If class can be raised. His
specimens executed by the pen, which may be
seen at his room. are the finest we ever saw and
we would advise ALL desirous of improving their
chirography, to give him call. See his card in
another place
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
VYherr,. Your Geogrnnhyl

The Editor Of the ONO STATE Journal locates
Republic in Lawrence county This will be
news to the people of that bonightod region, who
have been laboring under the delusion that they
were in Seneca
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14

C8-we learn that Independent Co. No. in,
tend giving grand Firemens Ball, in thisplae
on tho evening Of the s2d Of February, the ami
yersary Of Washington's birthday.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
CITY COUNCIL.

Thursday Jan. 9Th 80
President
, Members present, Poorman, IIming Hovoy and
Tho minutes Of last meeting were then rad
BY the Clerk and on motion approved as rad.
The account Of linin Gas l3sht Co Of SIS 90
for Gas and rent Of Meters for upnth OF Dcc was
then presented and read, and OF motion OF q. II I.
Heming laid on the table until next meeting.
The following accounts were then presented
and read By he Clerk via:
Account of Jamca forquer Of 90 Cor kecpine
up FIRE in Engine House 2js days and cleaning
out Engine House
II. MeCsllis,er Of 81 90 Cor making crossings
at alleys on lst Monroe Street in lst Ward--and
the account OF W W. Armstrong Of 1915 for
printing 3 months for city under contract at $50
per year.
When on motion Of VIM Holt said accounts
were allowed and the CLERK instructed to draw
orders on the proper funds for the several amounts
Of same.
On motion Council then adourucd TO NEE,
Thursday Jan. 18th 1859 at 6o'elock +. NJ,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-14
Terms Of District aud Commoa Pleas
Courts in the tOth Judicial District, fot
the year 1880,

In Compliance with tho provisions Of "An act
efficiency 10 the Judicial system Of the State"
passed April 10Th 1858. the Judges Of the Su.
preine Court, did. on the 18th day Of December
A. D. 1885, tx, and prescribe tho times for hold.
ing the terms Of the District Court in the several
Counties, Comprising the 10Th judicial District
Of the State Of Ohio, for the year A. d 1859 as
fnllowa.
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Job Printing,

OF oil kinds from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, BY any
office in tho State.
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e8-We learn that lad, while skating. the
other day fell through the ice into the river and
would have drowned, had it not been for the
timely assistance rendered him by his comrades
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"a The alarm of fire, last Friday evening,
was caused by the burning out Of one Of the
chimheys of the Methodist Protestant Church.
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EB-or thanks are due Hon. r. MeKelley,
Hon. ]. W Paine and Geo. O. Benham Esq Of
Columbus, for valuable public documents