The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-22
NETcnnORINC COUNTY NEWS.


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The Fremont JouSNAL says active prepara.
tons are being made at that place. 70 celebrate.
IN an appropriate manner, the anniversary Of
the victory Of Fort stephenson, on the I'd Of
August Large delegations are expected fiOn
Toledo. sandusky. Norvaik, Thin and Find
lay.
A man. supposed 70 be about 60 years Of
sge. was found dead by The road side. near
Clyde, on Wednesday u last week On tho
ground near him were two empty TASKS. No
papers or other articles were found upon his
person, by which he might b. identified.
The MEssESoEh Of Friday says;
Yesterday afternoon. while engaged put.
ting down tan bark in the dam Of Mess. Dowus
4 Co., Of this city, Mr. Joseph Mowery dis
covered the corner Of box sticking out Of the
bank. on the west side Of the river, and immo.
diately above the dam Upon getting Il out
and opening il, be found dead infant From
appearances Il must have been buried there
some two or three weeks, and an infant new
ly bern. There was nothing Of il lch but
mere skeleton. As yet, there is no clue W It's
inhuman mother"
HANcocK.
A posse Of hands len here last Tuesday
morning for the purpose Of laying track on tho
Fremont q Indiana Railroad between Fustoria
aud Findlay. II is thought The track will bc
in readiness for trains between here and Eos.
tcria in twenty days, The building Of the
bridge over the Blanchard river at this place
has been commenced.--CouRuE
The Saturday mail from Fiudlay to Def.
ance has been Discontinued, by the department
at Washington The last Democratic Con.
gress having failed TO make appropriations 10
meet The current expenses Of the department,
Il is now found necessary to lopoff very desir.
able mail facilities 10 save the whole estab
lishmont from bankruptcy. y.--JEFFusoStAN.
HARDIN.
Our neighbors Of the Kouton RErupLIoAN
and Democrat are carrying their paper war in.
to Africa and are calling each other all kinds
Of ATFEcrIoNArE names, At last account,
Robinson was little ahead. go in dogg,
in BAR" ...f.. ...
The Administration has cut down the tri
weekly mail from Kenton to Upper Sandusky.
70 weekly-thus depriving Dudley, Marseil.
les, and other poiuts, Of their mail facilities,
IN great measuro.-RkPUnLioAN.
WYANDor.
| Peter Huffman, whose conviction for Man.
slaughter we noticed last week, was sentenced
on last Saturday morning, by Judge Plants
to one years imprisonment in the penitentiarv,
the shortest term for which the law provides
l-PIoSEER.
Jimmie MeKelly. son Of Robert MeKelly,
Esq, Of this place, met with very serious
and almost fatal accident on last Saturday -
| lie and some three or four other little feliows
were out in search Of mulberries, and when
about half a mile NJ bove this place, on the
margin Of the river, they asoended a mulberry
tree, Jimmie being on one Of the lowe. branch.
es. The limb upon which the little fellow
was sitting, suddenly gave way aud he fell L
the ground, his head striking a large rool
which caused a fracture Of the skull.--1n.
CRAwFoRD.
| /. Converse. Of Bucyrus, purchased the cir
ofwool Of Mr.. Z. r. Welsh, west Of Buoyrus fol
/ $4,000. There was about 1 900 lbs. Of it.
Mr. O. has on his books l6 Crawford count,
farmers whose wool amounted to between 81
600 and 81 500 eaeh--JoURNAL.
The Wheat Crop in this vicinity is q
much greater failure, we fear than was sup
posed. Esq. keplingor, residing a few miles
north OF town, informs us that lac expected /,
get about twenty bushels from eighteen acre.
Of wheat, but now doubts his getting fiye.-
Others talk the same way.-FoRuM
i MARION.
Mr.. VIM. Fisher, his wife and adopted chile
and Mr.. and Mrs. ellison, living on th,
same pace, in Rchland township, Marion
county, wereall attacked with the milk Sick
ness" and died, within a few days. Thi
event, says the REPUBLICAN, has cast decl
gloom over the neighborhood IN which it oo
Cured.