The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11

A iANNiA A'NA btln SuNlNl discovered that
FQstoria is not in Wood county.
QurrR DrNocnAor.-Tho Fremont MESSENGER
is now edited by two persons, neither of whom
ever voted the democratic ticket. One Of them
is fresh from publishing Republican paper in
Pennsylvania and the other has always been a
rank Know Nothing.
A GmMAN PArm.-Wo learn that DR.. Wilmer
is about purchasing the muteral f r tho puhliea-
! ton Of German paper in Fremont The report
that Mr.. Wilmer had purchased the material of
the deceasci Republican office in Sandusky. was
/ premature. The paper is to be issued up0n new
! type aud will be democratic in pohtics.-FRr
| MONT DMocBAr.
Pnr's PEAK Coin, has produced considerable
excitement IN this vicinity, aud several hercabouts
| are talking Of taking trip to the ''digrins -
| Mr.. A. d Downs, Of Wyandottc City, Kansas.
has sent us n specimen Of the article which those
who wish 30 takea look at can have the privilege.
-FGENoNr JOURNAL.
! The 9Th Annual Ball Of the Fremont Fire De.
pariment will come off at Croghan Hall on Wed
nesdeY evening Feb 10Th The American Oun-
drille Band OF Cleveland are to furnish the niu.
SIC Tickets 81 supper extra They will un
douotedly have good tine.--JotRNAL.
SAD AcclpENT.-On Tuesday last, as two men
rom this place were crossing tie river above
| Providence. with their guns fastened on 10 n
hand-sled, 10y jar. one Of the guns was discbnrr
ed, the bullet hitting one Of them, whose name
was John Adds woundng him so severely that
ne only gurvived about an hour and n half Tho
body was brought to this place for interment.-
Inc parties were on their way up the river, for a
hunting eNcur5ion.-MAuMEE STANDARD.
ALI ABOUT tosroRtA.-Bro. Keller. of the Ere
mont Journal, took trip to Fostoria, last week,
on tho occasion Of opening the new Railroad and
reports himself as follows:
The road runs through the centre Of Fostoria.
which is thriving business town. Of a. bout 800
lnhhbI@nts' Ihe trade of FOst0riu is oOuslcra
BILE, and it will now be largely increased. One
l~m we would mention, Tho Mossrs Foster
during the pork season, bought and ehppod
,bOO dressed hogs We put up mt the HAYES
House, most capital hotel where guests viii be
well entertained. We noticed there bad been
many new buildings put up during the past sea-
son, and there ero several more in process Of
building aud others contemplated. Afnebriek
Presbyterian Church will be completed tlis
spring. They. have hourishing schools with
about 400 children enrolled,
tsY- -Welearn that the Fremont & Indiana Rail
road Is completed from Fremont 10 Fostoria and
a daily passenger and freight train now runs be-
tween those places. We don't see how one train
can manage 10 do al tho business between those
points! Fmday is sanxiously awaiting the com
pleton Of this road. The business men OF. Find
lay are afraid their eggs will spoil on their hands
II they don't get this outlet Such unimportant
roads appear to be easily built, while the mpor-
tant Dayton d Michigan is as quiet a / o small
snake with toad in its belly.-PRRYsBURo
JotRSA1.
sUaAn MAkNe,- During the former part of
the week, the weather was 40 entirely spring like
as " ba favorable for sugar making, and tho su-
gar camps were, in many places, in "full blast "
Some Of the new sugtr has been brought into
market already'--HAScocK JEFFEHsoSrAS.
TIN EsrArE or MERnraAv. THE MsrR.-Tbe
money bugs Of old Merriman, the miser, who died
~ this place two or three years since, intestate
nave been made the subject of litigahon-thero
seems TO be general scramble over the filthy la
ere amassed by this sordid selfish old man dur.
ing his miserable life. The question Ia dispute
- about being referred 10 the Courts for adiud-
cation, and we think we venture nothing in pro |
dieting that, by the time the case Is disposed of
The lions share Of the esato win be in tie hands
OF Tue lawyers.-WYANpoT PIONEER
lB The Wyandot PloEEER advocates the sub |
mission Of an amendmenttoth the Constitution, en-
Powe'1ng the Legislature 10 pass law granting |
license for the sale of liquor. so
r3,- The materials Upon which the ISrrlLr
9hNz bLArr was printed, have been purehasedby
MessFs. Newert, Mamelsten aud Baetz. who
We're competitors in the office, aud who will soon \
resume the publication Of a German Republican
newspaper, at the old stand under the firm nnme
9l SewsrI d 70. M@nwhila they are prepared
to do all the job work with which their German
friends may favor Fthem.-S4SDUM4 REosrn
"a A correspondent at Monroeyille writes that
he witnessed last Saturday, with number Of
others, trial of a machine invented by Mr.. Je.
rome for understanding. which resulted in The
most perfect success The machine s oapablsof
making about two miles per hour. with from
three % five yoke Of oxen The drain h finisL-
cd az the one operation.-SAa RIO.
l4 The Upper sanduslly Pioneer learns that
Il Is contemplated 70 staFta Bank Of issue Ia that
place at an early day