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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

Justus Keefer, charged with shooting Il
woman on the commons near Baltimore, has
been discharged. An attempt has been made
in Baltimore, to assault and probably kill
Mr.. Nathan Il. Dushane the incentive there
to being the fact that MIR. ID. was one OF the
Jury who convicted Duval Of the murder OF
Fischer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

1t will be seen that decision has been
made in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
in Philadelphia, sustaining the action OF the
Mayor of Philadelphia, in stopping the Rail
Road cars from running on Sundays. This
question is making quite a stir in New York,
as well as Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

From Mexico we learn that Miramon had
made complete change in his Cabinet, ON
account of change in his policy, VIZ: giving
liberty to the press, an amnesty Tor political
offences, and partial contiscation Of the
church property The church had declared
for Marquee, who was at Guadalajar"' with
1000 men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

Just before the Quaker City left Havana, a
telegraphic dispatch was received ann""nc-
ing large fire at Cienfueg"s. which had de-
stroyed the warehouses of the MesSrs Avllkes
4 Debanc, and Thomas Young. together with
6.OOO hogsheads of MnscoSado sugar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

Wa have received from Mr. Geo. J.. French
the August number Of iiarper's Magazine.
It has many illustrations, and the usual
amount of reading natter-amonS which Is
An interesting account of Com. p"rter's III
mons cruise in the Essex.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

At the recent commencement of " ililam
and Mary College. in Virginia, the degree OF
Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon the
Rev. John C. McCabe, rector Of the Church
of Ascension in Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

The New York Herald is hyperbolical-
but itssys the news Of the "Armistice' which
preceded the Peace" created as much sur
prise in Wall street, as if Il moderate sized
earthquake or a flash of lightning from a
clear sky. had suddenly startled the frequen-
ters of that famous thorOughfare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

Wv. H. ABBOT.
Ropr. RivrS. A. NJ. |. Va. Assistants.
CHAS MINOR, jr.,
Course of instruction - English Language
= Latin and Greek 3. Mathematics. !. French
GerL.au, Spanish. Italian, Anglo Saxon Langua-
ges ;. Physical and Moral Sciences =.
TERAs-S25v Ter Sc..ion-to be Paid one halt
on september lst aud half qD u; I Of Feb
ruary.
Catalogues, showing plan of School, sent if de,
sized
POST Office aud Depot, charlottesville. Va.
ilbemarle Co., jy 26-?as tnrpi
YOUNG MAN, qualified 10 teach the Latin.
a Greek, French mud German Languages, and
th, lower brunrhes uf Mathematics, wants place
As tesrhcr, Address "Bruokhll School
Jy 26-it
0,oAL-Ju.t arrived 4 cargo of RED ASH
u COAL, of the very best quality. Send IN
your orders and save curtage.
iy 26-lw Wise ".
MEMS, LINENS II viii sell my stock "'
| Linen Ducks, Linen Drills, &r., at very 10
duesd prices. ljy 81 W. N BEkkLE'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

Recent accounts from Great Britain bring
us details of the remarkable Religious Revi-
val going Oh in England, Scotland. Ireland,
and Wales. In Ireland, especially. the
work progresses. The accounts to which
we refer, were read at the Union Prayer
Meeting in Washington, last week, immedi-
ately upon which the whole congregation
rose and joined in the Doxology, praise
God, from whom all blessings How," &C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
LEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1859.
Peace in Europe.

We have the news of the close of the war
between the French and Sardinians on the
one side, and the Austrans on the other
and of the declaration of Peace. The result
il only given, and we must wait for the de-.
tails, before We form definite opinion rs t"
the facts. We will not say. that it appears
now to be most lame and impotant' con
clusion, considering the great promises held
out, and the anticipations INDUCED in by
those who expected not only the indepen-
dence but the CELEBRATION of nations AS
the Baltimore American remarks, Venice is
as much part of Italy rs Lnmbardy, and yet
it is left to Austrian domination although
despatch from Louis Napoleon says, that
this domination will not prevent Venice from
forming an integral portion of the Italian
Confederacy." This is yet to be explained.
As far as Peace, itself, is only taken into the
account, the civilized world will rejoice that
bloodshed and carnage are to cease, and that
the murderous battles of the last few months
are not to be repeated. But is the Peace only
to be followed by a change of masters-wlth-
out u Moderation of the condition of the peo-
pie, without a step in advance in the path OF
freedom? That's the question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

INAEM FOR SALE.-fhr undersigned wishes
to .cll his FARM in the county Of Prince
William on the roa,l leading from Aldc, III Lou
.l"un county /" lIaymark.t in Prince William,
and .uui distant from ihOsc places. II contains
~ ACRES, j. well wooded and watsred and ~
divided into five field. The soil il good, and l.
we'll adapted To- the growth of wheat, corn, and
grass. Every field l. now III srass the most Ot IT
very iinc--iul having had n" stock On any Ot the
nrll- THIS season, large portion 81. the grass would
now do To- NOV. II j. considered one of the best
Farms III The county. and it, fertile SOIL pleasant
location ~ tn ncighburhoOd, society, &c, and
mrarmes. to railroad. make it ii the most ics
r.be I" be- found anywhere.
II has on it no BuiI.lings, but the undersigned
contemplate. erecting thereon suitable and com
fortahl. buildings Immediately. He prefers, how
ever. selling before building, in which ease, he
will max" -uch abatement III price, will CORES
pond with the cost of the buildings.
Its rem"tene.s from the residence Of the under
signed makes il announcement for him to give il his
personal attention. and he therefore prefers 20 sell.
lie particularly invites those wishing TO buy land
L. examine thi. farm. feeling confident, it will re-
commeni tscIr more highly than Il newspaper nd.
vcrti-cmcut can do.
My brother. josiah p Carter, who resides on
who may call, OF n letter addressed To me, 1T my
Post office, Salem, Fauquer county, yirgins, will
receive attention.
The terms will be made accommodating, and il
desired long credit viii be giyen on large por-
tioN I'll the purchase money.
RICHARD II. CARTER Salem,
jy2o--eD2m Fauguer county. Va.
Harrisburg, Pa, Gazette copy and send bill
and paper to 4 iycrtser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
Tragedy in New York.

A shocking tragedy WAS enacted at the
Brundreth House, corner al Broadway and
Canal street, yesterday afternoon. 4 mer.
chant from Mobile, Ala, named Robert G.
Mcdonald, having cause to doubt the fidelity
of his mistress, Virginia Stewart determined
OH killing her ont of revenge. Ii WAS about
five o'clock =. NJ. when he Vuarrrllrd with
her in the street and shot her through the
head ~ she WAS attempting "a seek refuge III
the Braudreth House. The murderer then
made III effort to kill himself with the pistol.
4 Colts revolver, but was arrested and re-
strained by several citizens before he had
time to accomplish his object. Mcdonald
and his mistress had been ut Tayl"r's saloon
a few minutes previous I" the occurrence.
and it WAS while they were on their way
towards Canal street that the alteration and
deadly assault took place. THE imI nrr,I W.
man was conveyed to the New Work Hospital,
where the doctor in attendance pronounced IN"
wound a mortal one. and gave it rs his opin-
ion that she could not live more than TWEEN
ty-iour hours The prisoner was taken t"
the Eighth precinct station house. where he
made Il full confession ui his guilt. AMI re-
gret,cl nothing save the tact al his being
prevented from committing suicide, u he IN
tended. Mcdonald is about thirty years "I
are and is Il native of Georgia. }. her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
BROOKHILL SCHOOL.

SIR mile. Norh of Ch"ri,in.cii" amt T. 81 Ia.
"Opens Ist September next ana closes 2i'h "i
Inn. ism with a recess oil two weeks at
Christmas.
CHAS. MINOR, VI. D., A. NJ, L. Of Va.
PRINCIPAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

INTERESTING PHENOMENON. On Thursday
last, the 2lSt instant, at hali-past nine o'clock
p. NJ. remarkable phenomenon Was no
tirrd hy several persons III this city. At
t.ntiun was first drawn to Il light not like
that Of Il flash OF lightning but increasing 10y
degrees. though rapidly, III intensity, sugges-
tins the idea Of piece OF tlrrw"rk. The
whole lasted bu; for two or three seconds.
and vet was sufficient to render all objects
distinctly visible H. if the fall moon were
rising; but the light WAS Of :. blush tint and
snfteucd by the mass Of clouds which cover
ed the heavens at that moment. Those wh"
were placed facing the north SAW only tn"
illumination OF surrounding objects: but ON
turning southwark the light shining through
the clouds was distintl seen.
In all probability this was a meteor pas
sing from west To east ar from east t" west
The object of inserting this notice Is t" draw
attention to the fact, in order that observations
at distant points may be- transmitted to the
secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution
Nat Int
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nl>sY. Man tRR,<rrur,

49,
rta5" MAIL ARRANGEMENrS.- Til" TO.
Ing are the present Mail arrunE mrml'
the Alexandria Post Office
The Northern Nail will close, da, At ] ..
o'clock, =. M, except on Saturday then o.
clock, p. m. There IL IA mail tor Wa-nust".
only, closing AT p. H., on Saturday.
The Mail for Richmond, Va, and all 800.
Richmond, will close AT ,! u. ~, aud T. 90. .
cept ON Sundays--then at 81 n. M.
The Mails tor the Orange aud AsNundH'
Manassas Gap Railroads. WaurntoD, Mldi"
and Fairfax'C. H., close daily at ,! .. N. l.
IL mail for the Manassas Gap Ruilr"li Or -
days.
The Mail for the Leesburg route will r....
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Friday. 81
There If u mail for Lccsburg. via BiltmDry
Ohio Railroad, closing Mt y p. IN, on Tue
Thursday, and Sundays.
The Mail for the Aldie route will close at p
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
The Mail for the O"r"quan route will clo.s
a. M, Tuesdays, Thursday., and Saturday,.
The Nail for the Theological Seminary viii .
at 3 p. IN, daily. except Sundays.
The Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth. aud The
srn Shore ofVirsinia, closes mt and p. M, ,.
on SatHrdays-thcn at p. IN.
at "A o'clock. A. NJ, clo-r daily at Il + d.
will he opened from y to 2 w., for drnrn
the mail, which arrives at 7P. NJ. from the
Office hours on Sunday from to -. VI.
from 3 to 3! y. VI. jy - lrs
E1r' To CoSSuNrTIyts.- The adycr,l.r' 70
ing been restored tn health in few week
very simple remedy, after having .ud"rri ''.'
years with u severe lang idcc'o", AMI th1i '.
disease. Consumption is anxious :" MAKE 81
to Ms fellow sufferers the means OF cure. !
who desire 1t he will send copy OF the pre-
ton used fee Of charge.) with directions ''
pairing and using the same, which they vii 3.
sure Cure for ro"s"mpiiom, A-tLm", By'H'''''
| The only object Of the advertiser ~ -eUdi-
prescription IL to benefit the afflicted, aui b,
! every sufferer will try his remedy, II NJ.
! them nothing, and may prove blessing. ~
! wishing the prescription will please ahaf'''
REV. EDWARD A. VII,
iy 26-wsw Williamsburg. Long j.
DOVER ENGLISH SCHOOL Male and FeiI'.
| TNHE' ANNUAL SESSION OF thi- school,
i mences the hrst Monday Of Septrm'eI,
closes the last Of June following: July 'i'
gust, aud one week at Christina. are gi'eh, > -
cations. The discipline IL f,m but n'.''
scholars are strictly under the eye Of The 'r'
no visiting, or ireiuen,lng village. ~iih''.
mission. Philosophical and Chemical an
arc sufficient for illustration.
-TERYs:-
Board, including eYerythiny.........s 81? pr
| Tuitial in the minor branches so p''"
Do. in Philosophy and Mathematics q,
Incidental Expenses ,.,.,.,....,,,.r,.. ....
! For further particulars addre,. the ,u,,
4. b, McCOkM""
Aide, Lopdoun county, Va. jy lawn
NOTICE. offer my entire stock "'
| ~ neLaines, Robe BerHsc- frhe Li""'
striped Ducals, al prime v"st iur ca'h ,,,I.
| jy2s W. y. hhhH''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28
NEIennoRING couNTY NEws.

CHAwroaD. THE effort to have Bucyrus
lighted with pas has proved a failure.
MAuoS.-I'he last RnUbLioAS tells the
following "hard one"
"Blr. Nelson Walker, Of Pleasant Up. brought
Us roll Of butter weighing ~ lbs, made
from the milk Of heiicr 2iS years old, THAT
HAS NEVER nan 4 oALFp 0fthis latter fact he
can speak with entire certainty, no he has had
possession Of The. heifer from the time It was
calved, The butter was yellow and rich, and
tasted as natural as any other butter we ever
tasted Mr.. W says the heiier Il still giving
milk, as regular as any Of bis cows"
UNoNs-On Sunday evening last, daugh
ter Of Mr.. George Dtland Of Unionvillt, was
so badly burned bY her clothes Iaking fire,
that she died on Monday morning.
On the same day, the child Of Mr.. John
Harris was 30 badly burned in the same way
thatitis not otexpccted to surviye.-MARYsv,LLE
TRRUNE.
RIoHLASD.-Mr Peter Ipglehart Of LeSing'
ten, Richland Co, was instantly killed, on
Saturday last, by the pumpstock falling upon
his head, whileiuh his well engaged in making
some repairs.
HANCOCK ,-Wm. Keller aud John Sehwab
Of Findlay were brought before Mayor Brown,
on Wednesday tie 10Th, and, in default o.
bail, were sent to Jail. for breaking open and
stealing goods from pedler's wagon at the
Reed House
wooD.-A little daughter of Capt. Trowcll
Of Perrysburgh lost an eye, few days since
by having the point Of a knife blade run into
it. The knife was in the hands Of a littl'
playmate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28


T. Y. nietenport,s dental card appearo
in This number ofths Tribmo Uuracquaiut.
anee With Nv. D. Esirau,s v, in .ayiue he is
among tho most stiiiial ana practical in bis
line Of rroisssign Those having businsss IN
Ne Queen City, ofa dental character, win DO
welit7siye him cal,
Death Of D., q. ID. cross.-we are
paiued to rceord thoVe,s. sudden demiss Of
Dr. ]. p. Gross Of Flat Rock. vs,eb occurred
At his pssidenos on last Friday. Hen,a bssn
onwel for some time, but was not eonEdcieo
dangerously IN until within few hours o
bic death. He was highly esteemed aa . oiti
son.
A Normal Institute viii Be held at Re
public, commencing next Monday, tho alst
A good attendance Of teachers is expected =
The instructors viii be .a...f.
Prof ScHurLrR, Superintendent and teach
er Of Mathemaiios and Naturol ilgsophy.
Prof. A c, DEuEl, teacher D tttmmar ant
Geography.
Prof. John oeDts. lecturer on The soienc,
Of Education and the art Of Teahing,
Prof IsaAo BATES, teacher Of PenmaushiP.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28
Now Yorls nTarkel.

NEW Y ORK, Oct. %.
FLouR- -Mdfket very heavy aud IOc better.
Sales 2 600 bbis at s49O@5O5 ior super ives
tern; IS 1906 40 for common TO medium ex-
ira western; 50 55@5 Go for inferior 10 good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
MHEaT-THaing sales at 81 l4@l IS
REE-Quiet. Sales at s5@S6c.
BARLEY Active at f5ae3c.
Cons Dull at 02@103c for State, west.
ern and Canadian.
oArs-Marlet dull at 44@451se for Western
and Canadian.
wmskY-Active and better-hsld at $50
98i%c. .rsrraE
PoaK-Market lower. Sales 1855 bbls at
SIS 25@l5 30 for mess; Gil 09 for prime.
BLEF-The market steady. Sales i5G bbls
at 81 OO@4 so for country primo; s. OO@5 IS
for DO mess.
Cur MEAr-Yery scarce and frm at g
for shoulders. and q g for hams.
BAcOa-- Quiet.
LI,s,HliD-steady, Sales 200 obl' at iO7l
5gTrsR-A fair business doing AtIlJ lJ6@Iso
Cor Chic.
eH1nsR--Ia fair request at e]ys@iOl1e for
i&lAie patels IN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28
BOOK NOTICES.

Harper for November has made Ne appear.
ancC. This number closes the 18th volume Of
this deservedly popular moathly, and heuca
The prcecut is an excellent time 10 aubsorihe.-.
Tho Illustrated articles are. "The Rice Lands
Of the south !" "The Volcanoes Of Central
Ameriea, ,'"Tea Culture 10 The United States
and "The yirginians" lsoneludcd) Price
s9--addrcss Harper g Bros, New York.
Cooley for November is before US and q very
attractive number it Is. containing two steel
engravings, numerous fashion plates and va.
riety Of ofiptercsting reading matter for the Ia.
dies. It promises great attractions for 1860 e
Price 81 year. Address L. A. Cooley, Phil
adelphia.
The Oborlin Students Monthly for oe
sober has made It's appearance. tits quit,
readable. rI
The Atlantic for November has arrived.
II has passed into the hands Of Mess. Tickno
q Fields of Boston, who willhcrcnfter publisl
IL. It's success, as magazine Of high litora
ry merit, has been fully established Every
body should read Il. Price 80.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28

Epileptic Fits.--What can be more pain
ful than to witness the suffering of one subject
TO these fits. Perhaps il may be a mother ly-
ing senseless at our feet or a loved sister,
whose youth and beauty are sacrificed 10 the
destroyers Of her peace But we are heppy TO
be able to state that relief is at hand-the SOW
ereign balm is found. Mr.. Kennedys Medic
al Discovery has been found able to cope with
the enemy, and conquer them We have in
our mind three cases Of fits that were entirely
oured--one was Merchant Of Boston, who
[ had 70 retire from business on account Of them
--another was gentleman in Stonehsm,
Mass.-and third was a most beautiful young
lady, residing in Charlestown, Mass, some
eighteen years Of dge, For huRors or diseas-
es proceeding from humOrs, be sure and use
the discovery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DE-. Cheescman,s PiIIs,

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, H. D.
New York City.
The ooh.binaiion or Ingredients in he Pills an he
fesr Of long and extensive pfaeiee They ure uild
10 ths,t opsfaou sod eenain in correcting al iHsga.
lariies, Painfa Aensifuatons rJmoyiug All obsius'
tious whether from cold or otherwise, headache. pals
intho side, papitauon Of The heart weai an nervous
affections Mysteries, fatigue pain n the bact ana nbl
etc disturbed sleep, which ansss from interruption q
nature.
TO Married Ladies'
Dr. Chssssmau's pin, afo invaluable, asusy yilbdRs
90 the monthly period wlth eaulnh,y ladies' who
have hecn disappointed 10 the uae Of oihtf rus an
place the utosi confidence In Dr. Cheeseman's PHI.
doing all that they Iepiesent 70 DO,
Notice.
Thefo 10 one condition of the feale " ten IN uheA
ihe Pilli oanuo be taken without producing pecq'
hnTrstu Enah " the irrefiahle teudeney OF the uea'
ioine fosiofe the sexual unctinHsio 20 nnfa eoAo.
on that even he reproductive power Of nanrq caaAct
resst it Marunted purely vegetable and iioe ifol.
snythiae injurious. Explicit dire0tionE which tnnnid
be- read accompany eaah hoK. Prise 81. seat BY mail
on enclosing n 90 the General Agent
t-Sold b. one druggiff n ersfl low iu ~ uuiiea
states b. uUTCHlNGei
General Ageqt fofthe lniieQ sia.ee,
. l6i Chambfff,ttli heNt teitt
To whom al Wholesale otiefs should be addrsfied
Eoidby ]. r. Wooster, iihlu, o. mqa'-H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28

improvements are still the order Ct the
day in Tiffin. More good private residences
have been put up, this year, than any year
within our knowledge Besides those hereto
fore spoken Of, We notice the following:
A substantial two-story brick residence has
been put up ut the south end Of Main street
near the German Catholic church. Also one
in Ft, Ball, west of MeNeals store, r
Mich. Gorneilly has a fine two story brick
sosideneei in course Of erection, on West Perry
street, just above the railroad. This part o
tOwO is filing up uite.rapidly. MA
f. X. Shawhan is putting up splendid
brick residence, on Franklin street, Just in The
edge Of Hopewoll township
We notice great number oil small, but nea
and substantial residenoes, in all parts Of th'
city.
The Brewery, at the foot Of Monroe street
has recently been rebuilt aud enlarged
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28
To MousekeePers... -.

CtOMETHtNG NEW.-B. r. nAhnlTrS bEsf
- MEDICtNALsALERATus
IL manufactured from common salt and
20 10 prepared entirely different ffum other ~
70 sAafatus. Alltho deleiorious matter cK. OO
tfaoted IN such manner 20 produce
Bfoud, Biscuit andallkinds Of Cake, wih
outconiaininf apartcle Of salafatus wheu
the bread or Cake l. bakedi thorhY pfoduc-
ing whole iOme totulta Every particle Of
AND Ealafatus Is turned 20 gAs and pastes thfo ASH
tho Bread or Bscnit while Baking confe.
quently nothinr remains but common salt
Whterhnd Flnuf. You will readily per-
ceive hy The taste OF this Salefuius that Il
is entirely tndsront from other EalrFatus,
IN IA packed in enc pound papers, each m
~ WRAPPER branded 90. r Bahbitto Host I ~
Medicinal salefnius ;" also, picture. Twist
Cd odloafofhcad, with glass OF eferyescing
water on tho top When you purchase
paper you should preserve the wrapper
and be particular 10 get ihe next e1actly
like The drst-tund rs ahove.
Full dirscticns ~ making Bread Win
go this salaratnt aud Sour MIA o. Crsam so
10 Tafihr, will hccompany each PACKAGE aito 10
directions for makinF al kihds Of ? lstryi
also, for making Soda Wasef and seidlia
fMAKEYoUR own SOAP WITH
B Il. B A Is I3 i II II =
FUHH CoNCENruArEp PorAsHs
AND Wufranttd double the strength ofoflinary AaD
Potash nut min cans--i H., . lhs., 81 lbs,
hs and " lhs, with fhl directions Tor
mailing Hard and son Soap. Consufhehs
will Rnd tls the cheapest Potash 10 mar
kot Manufactured and for sale BY
m BIB RBlTT, IN
~ Nos. Gs 20 Warrington a., New York, "
iul20ir and No. 81 India H. Boitoa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-28


Court is stiu dragging its slow length
along. No cuses Of very special interest have
yet been tried.
The "breaeh-of-promise" case Of Mary Hen
Messy ys. Patrick Mcoarty, from Hopewell
tp.. was decided last week, by verdict for
the plaintiff Ofa9OO damages.
A divorce was granted to Lydia Ann More
head, vs.. her husband John Morehead. from
Seipio tp. as
The interminable case Of Arnold vs., um-
stead damages claimed on account Of alleged
fraud in sale Of farm in Eden tp,l is setiOr
to-day, wednesday,
The following is a list Of the bills, found by
the Grand jury at this term' %
State vs., Joseph Todd Of Venice tp.- .-eharge
'assault ana battefy,''
sameEs. james Fulton and Harman Court.
fright Of Venice, for Burglarious Stealing.
Same VS.. Francis Gilbert, Jae. Henry. John
Halter and Jesse Bowefs Of Liberty, Tor Riot
Same vs.. Bruno LangtFeit Of Adams, ioI
Assault and Battery
Same vs. John Brish Of Clinton. for Assault
and Battery.
samsvs. Aaron Beans Of Tiffin, for Assault
and Battery,
Same vs.. Isaac HodsOn, for Assault and
Battery.
Same vs.. VIM. Zimmerman Of Adams. for
Assault aud Battery. d
Same vs.. Belthaser Liebel ofTiaiu. for As
sault and battery, q 5a.. -
Same vs.. Danl Goodman Of Mslmore. fol
selling Liquor. HnF
Same vs, Joseph Harris Of Springfield. fol
IBurglArious Stealing.
Same vs. JAG. Pennington q Berwick, 20
Asaaui and Battery.