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AT ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAxr STREET.

-
A T ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAMP STREET
DE hoNTFoRTs GRAND CONCERT
viii take place
THIS EVENING
Atso'cock assisted by the Celebrated yiolins,
Is Mime Devernay.
PRoGRAMHE-PART FIRST
l. Fantasia Italian Aircomposed and executed the
instrument, HaTmoncorde, by b. DE NoNTFORT.
q lie RAM DIES yaches-Dueito yioloncelo
executed by Mr. Braun and De LaHache-B DE MoNTFoRT,
g. Air from Galathee-sung by Nine Marie Pre.i-MAsSE
Grand Fantasia Lucia-executed by NINE yERsAr-
HERMANN.
Quaette Violin Piano. yioonceo and Harmonicorde
executed by NINE De vEnsAY Mr. Decroix Mr. Braun and
the authors-B. DE MoNTFORT.
PART SECOND
l. Improvisation the Harmoncorde, by B. DE MoNTFoRT.
2. Cayatna from Hernani-sung by Mime Marie Preti-
VERDI.
8. Air vare for the Violin, by NINE De yERsAr-BERloT.
4. Brindfs with brilliant Variations yooncello, by
the author, BRAUN.
s. Quatuor by NINE DEyERsAY, Mr. Deicrox, Mr. Braun,
and Mr.. Observation-Disclosures.
RTickets, 81. To be procured the ST. Charles Hotel at
Fayre Piano Store, No. IS Royal street. the principal
Music Stores MO Its
CT. CHARLES TaEATER.-sr. CHARLES ST
Mr.. Manager
Brilliant Success of r.N,.s.
MISS JOEY GoUGENHEIM
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, November 30 1885,
MANp-capola Miss joey Wool, Mr. Ryan Marah Roeke
Mr. me sesan lae Dos
Miss Laura Honey.
PRICES OF ADM1ssroN-Dress Circle and Parquette IS
Boxes each s. ''s ~ Gums '""e''' - GEMS iSa's
Doors open 81 o'clock the Performance
Be- EsT Office open from 10 A. NJ dusP;M / sor n
ORLEANS THEATER. ORLEANS STREET
THURSDAY, December l, 1859
First appearance of NJ. CABEI.. MIDSUMMER NIGHTS
DREAM-Comic Opera, in acts, by Ambrose Thomas
Box Office open from o'clock A. NJ to s o'clock p NJ
Doors open at 6s o'clock. Performance commences at
oE % ET sn ans s1s sssGeH
Third Circle, for people Of COLOR SO cents MO
SPALDING & ROGERS
MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEATER.
G. R. sPALpISG ...,............... Manager
Last Week, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, November Is, 1850
Wyman, the Wizard,
And
DR.. VALENTINE, THE MEDIAN,
In most wonderful and interesting series Of
frotean comedies, senr1oqusm Speaking
Legerdemain ETC.
HS-MoNDAY Dec. 5-spaldng & Rogers EUROPEAN
asrspaldne 1 Rogers New Orleans Circus
ng-Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
DAY NOON.
Rg-Doors open half ocloc-Curtain half
past o'clock
nJ-Admission, 50 cents. Colored Gallery, Is cents.
The Mus um
Is open for the from 10 A. 81 to 10 p NJ with
the GRAND AQUARIA and 100000 other Cuosites
ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM-Fifty cents; children
servants. % ms
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OFFICE OF HONE Mutual INSURANCE CoxpAs

Office OF HONE Mutual ASSURANCE COMPANY,
New Orleans, Nov. Q. 1859
1S-In conformity with Article 18th OF the
Charter Of t. Company notice hereby that election
fo Itywo Trustees is during the ensuing year from
the First Monday in February will be held the office of
the Company, No 1s Camp street MONDAY the 9Th day Of
December next between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and r. NJ
no I'd JAMES H. WHEELER Sec'y
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VARIETIES THEATER, aRAvIgR STREET.
Lessee and Manager JOHN p. OWENS.
Acting Manager. C. q, CHESLFY,
Stage Manager Mr. H. j. WAILACK
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CREDIT SAI.E-l58 cases BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANs.
Also. Ready Made Clothing, Hats and Shirts.
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Room No. % Old Ievee street.
THURSDAY. December LIST, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, precisely at their auction No. Is Old Levee
street, will be sold
$50 Boots, Shoes and Brogans comprising
select assortment.
100 lots Of seasonable Ready Clothing consisting of
overcoats Business Coats Raglans, Panaloons Vests
80 Mems Hats of various styles and qualities
100 dozen large size Wooden Shirts
HarTERMS-1ilieral at sae. ma
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POoK-KEEPING--A GENTLEMAN, BEING dis:
ID engaged after O'clock wond be ,sed take charge of
one OF two books The advertiser engaged in of
the first this city and give reference if required
New Orleans. NJ II
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sg-Crysta,il Fount Division, No. 4, $. IT.,
c. Az No 10. Camp street Officers for the present termRob
ert Bleskley W. r. John Thompson, w A u N. Goiey,
X s. n. H. Carpenter A. r. S. p Capiette, F. s.. +. BOOTH
r.; L. kendrick, 80: +, Allison, a. O.. James Dolan
/ s. $ NJ Angel o. s. Visiting Commttee-R. Rleakley j.
Thomson j. NJ Cofey Edward Booth r. Capiette, William
Mcfeake, N. II. CARPENTER
jyll 1y j. NJ C0FFEY. r. s.
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OFFICE AGENCY OF S. P. RAILROAD. 81 COMMON ST..
New Orleans, Oct % 1889.
Ne In accOrda nee with the above,
ready TO receive money for Stock in Southern Pacific Railroad
o2l If II. 5. FULkERSON Agent.
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER, aRAvIgR STREET.
ASesing Manager q g cHEsLEY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according to
s Te ls' coa ss; wife aae
cents Coored Gallery Is cents,
SPECIAL NoTIcE-CHANGE OF TIME.
doors open at ~ oc,eek Performances to commence at
Seventeenth Night Of the Season.
ope""s oSeFf"e-DoAiNo soIR .Auber.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 90 1859.
s'ie, ss III ". %E s;l
S.s a a' sasss II.
81 s Isf MI Fs, y
Ing D. s1Ssu, Il, ss,b entitled IA
Thompson 90 A'' onA''0''e
daas ' g. su ne rom
Private Boxes and Chairs be secured two days
mo b. cHIPPENDALE. Treasurer.
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Manager respectfully patrons Of the vARr
ETIES" that Sheridans Comedy Of
1.-THE RivaIs,o
will be played Ghusday) evening with follow
ing great
Sir Anthony Absolute. mann. Mr. H. J. Walack
Captain Absolute :..........E A. sottern
Faulkand... .........-....-.....hr.C ouldock.
Sir Iucius oTrigger. Mr.. Copland
Bob Actes............. .............M Mr. Chapman
David. .............-.John Owens
Fag............... C. Walaek.
Coachnan .............-.,.--........T +. Norris.
Boy Observation-Disclosures. Preston.
Mrs. Maiaprop .............. Mrs W. a. Chapman.
Lydia Languisi Miss C. Thompson.
Jua. Sara Stevens.
Lucy..... Polly Marshall
t9-Book Book open no 1t
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SPECIAL NoTIcE-CHANGE OF TIME.
Doors open at 81 ociock. Performance commence ct
o'clock precisely
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NOTICE-ALL POWERS OF ATTORNEY HERETO
IN fore granted by me are hereby revoked.
New Orleans November 2, 1850 n3
ExCHANGE ON BOSTON = CHECKS ON THE
IL Granite Bank, Boston, in suit for sale by
o2 GAaIMACK & CONVERSE So Caronlelet st
1sEMENT AND PLASTER bbs CEMENT
KEARNEY BLoIs & CO.,
sci If u Magazine street.
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j. B. WALTON.

THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM BAKERY At
Investment. ~ fS's
nv + q war r~aY
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T LECTURES UPON sP1R1TUALIsM-

Orc of the most popular and eloquent advocates Of the Spirit
nastic Philosophy will arrive in this city and will deliver
her rst LECTURE SUNDAY NEXT the 4h of December
The time and place will be announced before Sunday
Wherever Miss Hadnge has spoken, her Lectures have
manded the of the intelligent minds In the
auy and it is anticipated that besides her clear calculation Of
what sprnam Is her Lectures will prove intellectual
treat,
fs.r-The ecrres will he IF
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SEE FOR SALE-A REMARKABLY fast sailing
EEAA CLIPPER SHIP, 400 tuns register capacity about
800 barrels four and half od-copper and
copper built of white oak and finished In the
complete style rigging and in perfect
order for any voyage. For terms. apply to
CREEPY Il FhRWEII,
n3o If 80 Naclez street.
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BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, rIREwoon

" DEMORUELLE, Dealer
All the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and franklin.
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement, Pluser Paris Shin
giles Las. Slaves Also, English, French and Americas Fire
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood.
ed 10. aus ly
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McCERREN, LANDRY 4 CO., Auctioneers
M Apprassrs and General Agents for the sale of Real
sion Sales, Cargoes, Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
Particular attention will be given The purchase sale
Cotton and Sugar Plantations. ~ -
or vi Powell who has had an experience of years
me iaid departments of the State will claims in
the different land offices Of department at
Washington City. f
Perdido " " " snJ e
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McCERREN, LANDRY & co.'s AUCTION

IA MART. ,
The unde gne having commodious and central
location at the of ST Charles and streets known
e. Masonic Hal haye fitted up and established auction Mart
Tor me sale OF Real Estate Slaves Stocks Merchandise
The superior dvantages Of the location display Of pro-
perry and convenience of purchasers need
SALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves StocksTueavs and SATURDAYS
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Thursdays '
Out door sales attended to at all times
Efficiency and dispatch be relied matters placed
in our charge. f
rI2 AS.....
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(tHAMPAGNE-CIIs FARRE-l6oo packages silery
~ Cabinet and Imperial Wines landing ex-ship CnmberIand
For sale by S. u. GRATIAA & CO.,
MI 80 Cusomfouse street.
(tHATEAU GISCOURS-GENuINE--75 cases land
ing eNslip Yeaon, from The vineyards OF G. Pescatore
sole proprietor. For sale by
S. d. GRATIAA & CO.,
nj 80 CustQmholse street.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Total

The display Of cattle was meagre, but wo
noticed some very 6ns specimens Of improved
stock. OF horses there were great number
Of entries and good display. We will put
Seneca county againat the world foF good hor.
ses, fine carriages and pretty women. But
few sheep were entered yet we noticed somo
fine specimens Of Leicestershiro aud Grades,
COtswOld. southdOwn, Spanish Merinos, 81.
lesian, Saxony and other fne wool sheep. OF
swine there was moderate display, embrace.
ing Chester, Suffolk and other varieties. The
fowl department was rather poorly patron-
lied, there being only 10 0entries. The display
Of farm implements was very good, embracing
almost every article that could be named
There were no less than different patents Of
Reapers and Mowers. The Thrsshing Ma.
o'iines, grain drills, corn planters, sugar mills,
clover hullers and cider mills and presses,
manufactured by Smith, Barnes a Co. Of this
place. were worthy ofaotice. Besides we no.
ticed patent Farm Scales by W. ". Kelley.
a rat.proof corn house BY Noah Seitz, an i'm.
proved washing machine by Harman White
man aud many other articles not remembered.
The samples Of grain were fine, showing
what Seneca can do in this direction. A sam.
pie Of f"whCat barley" attracted considerable
attention on account Of ia fine appearance
There were also specimens Of Hungarian Grass
seed, raised in the county Offruit there was
Sic best display Except peaeheul that ever
saw, in quantity, quality and variety. We
cannot go into detail in describing them. The
assortment Of garden products, especially pO.
tatOes, beats, cabbage, pumpkins. turnips, &s
was excellent beyond all comparison. Dn ~
prOduslS were fairly represented. The spe,i.
mems Of butter. cheese, bread, 40. were praise.
worthy. There specimens Of maple syr.
up and honey that LOOKED fne and probably
would have TAsrED better. Domestic products
were rather limited, but embraced some iin,
specimens Of female "slight Of han d !" such N
bed quilts, blankets, carpets, embroidery
wOrsted aud crochet work &c There was Z
fine display Of bOnnets, laees, artificial flow
ers aud other fancy Rxins" from the estab
Gs'lments Of Mrs. L o. Allen and Miss f: 7
COburn Of this place The display Of mechan
ical products was good, but we have not spae,
10 enumerate them. Besides those mentioned
Last week, there were saddles by J. NJ. Ebert
',---.-- ..-,-,a- ~ N Marlin and John Honcl,
clothing by Baoher 4 Wenner, dentistry b,
franklin 4 Gee aud G. q. Beilhar1, &c. re.
OF the display in Floral Hall we have spO
ken already. II was GRAND and that is all W,
can say Of il. The attendance on Friday wa
good and the Fair closed, complete success
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'Tas the best ever held n ghs todhjS end DE
rsesiFia. We sis siiufed. %iii fully eorns up TO
that Of lac, ycar. There vas q great crowd In
sttshdanos On Thursday--a constant strpsla
q humanity land 'voNAuEr" tOo) kept pour
Ing Into town, during the early part Of ths
day, through every avenue Of communication,
completely blcokading the sirssta and side.
walks. They came up nom eli parts os ths
eOunty, bY seofts, ffliss and hundreds. 70 Wit.
meas this great industrial exhibition. There
was sp uninterrupted stream Of sgress and in,
gress 10 The grounds ell day, while inside 4
perfect ses u human heads kept sWaying 10
and fro, every one desiring to see al that was
70 he seen. The hall, we're perieet Jam al
day and "srinoline" Of courss had 70 suffer q,
uoual. Il Is estiuiated that there were not lee,
than 1900 people In attendance.
The day was mostly devoted 10 exhibiting
stock in the ring and awarding prsmiums-
Below We subloin an abstract Of the number ol
antriea made In fhs sevsrel classest
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Council Proceedings.
-f. COUNCIL CnAlBER,
Tiffin, Wednesday, Sept. %, 1859

COUNom CHAlnm,
Tifin, Wednesday. Sept 20, 1885,
Council met and was called 10 order by Ii,
President.
Members present. HOvey. Heming. Wagner
and Watson
The Clerk then read the minutes q tbs last
meeting, which on motion were approved az
read.
A Communication from the officers Of Fire
Engins 90. No. 3, demonstrating against the
removal Of Fire Engine No. from its present
location Waa then read by The CLERK. Soms
Of the officers and members Of Fire Engine Co
No. /, appeared before Council aud represent
cd that the members Of said Company were
almost unanimously opposed 10 tho removal ol
Engine No. from its present location.
After lengthy discussion, on motion, the
further confederation Of the Petition praying
for the removal Of one Of said Engines was
postponed until the 10Th day Of October next
On mOtiOn Of @. H. Hening the Clerk was
instructed TO draw orders on the City Fund
for the Salaries Of city officers for quarter On
ding Oct. Ist 1853.
On motion council then adjourned 10 mes
Wednesday, Oct. S, 80, At O'clock r. N.
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New York Market.

NEw HoRK, Oct. 4
FLouR-Market very heavy and lOc lower.
Sales s4O0 bbls at 81 50@4 65 for super ", 9.
term 81 70@5 10 for common 10 medium eE
ira western; S591@5 40 for inferior 10 good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
MHEIr-Dull and % lower .Saiea q, 600 bu
at 93c for No. 2 Chicago; 81 90 (or good 70
prime Milwaukee club; 81 27@l 3l.fOr white
western.
RTE-Quiet Sales at sl@e2o.
BARLEV-Quiet at e0@s3o.
CORN-Searce and better. Sales Of 1900
bu at 95e in store for mixed western.
OArs-MarkOt duh at 40@44o for Western
and Canadian.
WmsET-Active and betteT---Asld at 29o.
PORK-Market lower. Sales 1000 bbls al
SIS 25 @l5 so for mess; SI0 81 for prime.
BLEv-The market is avn, Sale, 900 bbli
=. - oo'ssA 40 ~ S0untry prime; 50 wow
for do mess.
Cur MEAr--Very scarce and firm at 60 fol
shoulders, an &c for hams.
BAooN-Stoady; 100 tieroeS bagged hams al
| Ink@lI34e.
LlSD-steady. Sales SOS bbls At IO9<@
lILe.
ByTTER-A fair business doing at I2@IS,
for Ohio.
CHEESE-In fair request at 7@91ko fOl
prime parcels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
NEIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS.

SANDUsKT.
The total population Of Fremont, 40 asOer
tAined by q recent census, iS 30l5.
Rev. Vim. Fulton, Rector, Of 81. Paul'u
Episcopal Church, Fremont, has received and
accepted call from the Church Of the Asoon.
sion in Chicago.
WooD.
The Perrysburg JoURNAL says that's young
man, who had been employed In that Office
was taken in charge at Tolede the other day
by couple Of "shArperS," pretending TO b,
officers, taken TO room and searched. Ne
money was found upon him and no was re.
leased, but his trunk suddenly disappeared.
ALLEN.
The Lima GAZETTE Of tho 23d ult says:-
Some contemplate sooundrel. on last Satur,
day night, cut 10 pieces . new, and elegant
buggy, belonging 70 b. @. Faurot, Esq, OF Ii.
ma, while be was absent from home"
WTANDoT.
The WyandOt Co. Fair closes to day.
A new Bank iS about 10 be started in Up,
per sanduskY, by man named DAvis from
Wooster.
CAAwvoaD.
The Crawford Co. Fair will b held on Wed
nssdsy, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 18th, 18th
and I4th.
The JoURNAL says the stock for Gas Com
PAny in BueyruS is being subscribed slowly.
II will probably end with gas.
MARION.
On Friday last q child Of Mr.. J. L. Smith,
who resides about one ahd half miles east Of
this place, about two yeuFg old. was attacked
by . SOW, and 90 severely bitten that his LIE
i6 despaired Of He would, undoubtedly,
have been killed had not hiS little brother came
10 bis rescue, who succeeded in driving Of the
furious boast.-MARIog REPUBLICAN,.
HURoN.
ne EOrwslk REyLEoTos relates the pariis-
ulArs Of tbe horrible death Of Bstsy Saunders,
young lady 6ftsen yeArs old, daughter oi
John Saunders Of Peru, Huron county. Wed
nssday last, while engaged in ironing clothes,
her garments caught Ere in some manner; Il
is thought by the stove.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

End Of VOlume.-This number Of the
TEIBUSE closes volume XII. We nre thankful
to our friends for their liberal support, and
shall try TO merit its continuance and increase
in the future. We have made valuable i'm
prOTements in our paper, during the past year,
which should recommend Il 70 every man.
who desires 10 sustain good county paper.
The present is an excellent time TO subscribe
and pay up old scores"
WIN not our agents do something for us.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07


A Curious Inoident.-.wo clip ,he FOL.
lowing from the ssndusky RrourKR Of Wed.
nesday. Some Of our readers may remember
NE circumstance;
The Returned Indian Captivc--A Few
Interesting Facts,
AbnAN, Seneca Co. o., Oct 2, 1859.
Eo. SANDUsEg RrosrER Having seen a
notice OF a returned Indian captive, Who wac
In Cleveland hunllhg HE fienda, a few weeks
since, our elttens IN this vicinity feel deep
interest 70 know who he Il, a. we think he
may be the son Of Elijah Brayton, who was
lost Sept, 20, is25-thirty -four years ago.
| will give you few facts 10 regrrl 10 the
circumstance and shall request YOU TO publish
The same, and also wish the papers throughout
Ohio 20 copy, as 4 may be the means Of ~
storing lost child 20 the bosom Of his broth.
ere and aged father, who reside near this vii.
lAge. On the goth Sept 1925, Elijah Bray.
ten, resident near SprinRville, 10 iAis eouI.
~, lost lad about eight years Old, who has
never since been heard Of A large reward
was offered at the time 70 the enc who should
find him or any Of HE remains. The siiair, aa
you may suppose, created the most intense
excitement amsng all the white families for
many miles around, and even among the
/ WyandOtte and Seneca tribes Of Indians all
Of whom turned out and searched the country
for many miles. The Indians we're particu.
/ larly aasiduoua In their sndsavors 10 6nd the
los, child, but 70 no avail. Amer a search Of
fifteen days, and no trace Of the "loit one
being discovered, the search was abandoned
The affair will probably rema mystery, un.
less this man should proye 10 be che Lost boy
His mother died Of broken heart years ago
There being a party ef PottoWatimeo Indians
travelling through the county at that time, Il Il
supposed that he was taken BY them. AM
person who can give any information whers
this man can be found. will not only confer .
great favor on ths supposed brothers aud aged
father, but on this entire eommuniiy.
Address all letters 70 William Brayton,
Adrian. Seneca Co, o.
DIN. AnSpT
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TO CAmPAIGNRRs.

Another number Of tho TRIRuNE will close
ths campaign. We hope every campaign sub
seriber will continue for the year, as the Pres
idential canvass will begin in few months.-
As "a induecmsnt TO them 70 do 90, We offer
them the TRIBUSE. the balance Of the year,
for the low sum Of ONE DOLLAR in advance
This opportunity 10 get good paper 90
cheap should not be lost. Let our agents send
in the names.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
Blanks +! Blanks !

An kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, peil printed on cue paper, kept con
stsRtiy on band and Tor sale cheap at tho Tni.
hUEs OFucE; such %
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, snbpOenass
Attachments Vendis,
EEeeutionRs Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &c., sc.
WfJuaticos end NOtaries supplied on reas-
enable terms.-n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07
The Campaign is Open!
REPURLICAN MEETINGS u


FRiDAr Eve, Oct, 7th;-Thompson tp, Roy
er's Shool House; x Hord and Gid. Jones
speakers.
Seneca tp, Marke's School Houses II Huber
ID Z DeWolf and G J Keen, speakers.
Reed Up, Reed town. N l. Brewer and II /
MKee, speaktra-
SATURDAY Eve, Oct, 6th;-Loudon 70, Eos
toria; L Stem aud II Huber. speakers.
Venice tp, Attioaj J X Hord aud ID r Do
Wolf, speakers.
Liberty .p, Bettsville; Earl Bill and O
Keen, speakers.
MoNpAV Eve Oct, I0th:-Soipio Up, Rcpub
lie; X Hord aud ID r DeWOlf, speakers.
Eden Up, Melmoroi Earl Bill & N L Brew
er, speakers.
Big Spdug tp, Adriani L Stem and II I
Mfkee. epea keFa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Ia FindlAy, on Thursday, the 22d inst, Of
Fever, Miss Mary Ellen o'Neal, daughter OF
o. W. O'Neal, Of this town, aged twenty one
years and twentY-eight days
At her residence in Tiffn, on the 2eth Of
Sept 1859, Ann Maria Snyder, wife Of II. II
Snyder, aged a years and % days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Peter Ferguson, our enterprising t,wnS.
man. has got $l275 contract for putting his
celebrated Iron Truss Bridge across Q small
stream, near Glendale in Hamilton county
The span is GO feet. Smith, Barnes d Co. Of
this piece have the contract for furnishing the
iron. This bridge is obtaining a reputation
abroad for simplicity, strength and durability,
which il eminentlV deserves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

TunisOn 4 Fay have again taken the
first premium for the lest specimens Of Am.
brOtypes Sc. Read their advertisement in
another column.
Those who want good pictures will know
where to call, Their rooms are in Tomb's
Block, also opposttc tho UOuru rass....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Friends a Patrons. Ny school will com
menoe again. on the 10th inst, in the old Ma
sonic Hall, first door north Of The Court House
The branches Of the Euglish Language. thai
purpose teaching, arc as follows: spelling
reading, writing, arithmetic, geography hnd
g,anmer. And at the opening and closing o
and practice the voice, 10 the science Of vooa
music. All, for one dollar per month.
Gratefully Yours, DC,
CArHARIEE T. RONDTHALLER.
Tiiiin Ohio, Dot, IN. so.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-07

Sudden Death.-A young man, aged %,
named Louis Ronker, who was working for
Sherman ireland in MelmOrO, fell suddenly
dead, in that place, on Monday morning last.
He was in apparently good health and was q
fiue, hearty, robust looking young man. His
remains were brought to Tiffin, where his
friends reside, and inferred.