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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
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This Is the title Of a new book just published
by JAMS REprAru, Of Kansas, in one neat vol
- mo-, 375 pp., illustrated--pricc 81. It is a
narrative Of three Journeys aioot between Wash.
ington and New Orleans, and contains lengthy
"Talks with Slaves ia the Southern Statcs"--
Mr.. Redpath was for long time correspondent
Of the St. Louis DEMooRAr, during the Kansas
struggles, and his letters were generally regarded
as the most reliable Of any Of the writers out
west. See Advertisement
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MARRIED..

Dec % 1858, by Rev John Sterling, Mr.
JAMES NJ HUI and Miss MARY A. CAPLEs all oI
FostOra Ohio.
On Che 9Th inst, by Rev. r. Good, Mr.. JIM
MIAn MLLR 10 Miss HARRIET LISHART, both Of
jackson Township.
Oh the 9th of December 1858, at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev, T.. H. Dc Long,
JoHS r. BARNES Esq, and Miss MARY r. daught-
er Of Dr. L. Boyer, both Of Rochester, Mahaskn
County, Iowa.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. Geo. Graham, Mr.
BESJANnS WELSH Of Wyandot, to Miss LoRESA
WHTE, Of Crowford County.
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Mr. Martin, as Will be seen by an advertise
ment in this mornings TmpUNE, offers his eutire
stock Of boots and shoes at the lowest cash prices
He designs going to Pixies Peak in the spring
and in order to dispose Of bis stock viii offer
glcat bargains Give him a call.
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srArr on ono. srvrcA Couyrr s..

STATE OF ONO, SENECA CoUNrY IS.
!, George s. Christlip Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas in, and for the County Of Seneca,
Ohio, do hereby Certify that the above is t. true
copy of the order made by said Judges, and is
taken from the entry made upon the journal OF
this Court by order of said Judges
A Witness my hand and the seal o
(5EAL said Court, affixed this 81 day oI
January A. ID. 1852
GEo S. CHRIs1LP, CIK.
@. c. p Seneca %. Ohio
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CRY CnuNCIL.

Thursday Jan 10 so
Council met and was called 20 order by the
President
Members present, Poorman, Hotning Hovcy and
Holt.
Tho minutes Of last meeting were then road
by the Clerk aud on motion approved as read.
On motion Of q. H. Hcming the account of the
ritfu Gas Light Company, laid on the table at
last meeting, was then taken Up, when said Hem.
ing made motion that said account be allowed
and an order drawn for the same the yeas aud
nays being taken on said motion, resulted yeas I
Nays as follows; Yeas Heming; NAYS Hoyey
Il Holt so the motion was lost After n lengthy
discussion the President yocated his chair, and
y: h. Hemlng was appointed President PRO tcm.
When John Poounan moved thetthe Clerk be in
structed to draw an order on the Treasurer on
City Fund in favor Of the Tiffin Gas Light Com
pany for $1,000 in full payment Of their account
Of S75 20 for Gas and rent Of Metcrs for month of
Dec. the Yeas and Nays having been taken on
said motion resulted Yeas 3, Nays q, as follows
Yeas Poormu, HOvey and Holt, Nay none so
the motion prevailed.
The following accounts were then presented
and read by the Clerk viz:
Account of James Patterson of $500 for two
cords Of wood.
Poorman & Miller Of $3.50 for Straps for Hose
Of Engine No. l.
Baldwin Harry Of $500 for 31l days and 3
nights work at Engine House
N. Connaly Of $500 for assisting Sylvester 3
days setting grade--and the account of A Mehan
Of 40 cts for hauling ladders TO Engine House.
When on motion Of Poormah said accounts
were allowed and the Clerk instructed TO draw
orders on the proper fund for the several amounts
Of same.
On motion Council then adjourned to meet
Thursday Jan Goth 1859 at 6o'olocl p. NJ
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New supply lyorCroeer,es.

HARRIS, AT HIS NEW GROCERY,
Has just received new aud large supply Of
Sugars, Coffee, Tea &c, which he is prepared
70 sell LOWER ruAN rHEY oAN REtiAD IN TiFFlN
Call and see for yourselves, AND nELttvg ONLY
WHAT voc sEE. J, @. HARRIS.
Snyder's Block, Tidin, Ohio.
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Il is pretty well understood that the Investiga-
ting committee on the Treasury defalcation, have
in their possession a private book kept by j. G..
Breslin. which shows for what purposes about
S5OO,OO0 Of the peoples money was used, aud
tho names Of the parties that used t. This be-
ing true, many naughty head will be caused to
lower, and many, hitherto fair name, furnished
STATE JoURNAL,
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Job Printing,

OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down TO
the smallest Card, executed at this Office, very
low and in style not TO be surpassed by any
office In the State
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

EB-In addition to the several amounts con
trib tied by the various churches, for the benefit
Of Mrs B@ner, whose house was burned few
sabbaths ago, as stated in our paper, the sum Of
S6.46 has since been collected aud handed over
by the Prot Episcopal Church
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FERNS Of district aud Common Pleas
Courts IN the 10th Judicial District, for
the wear 1883

In Compliance with the provisions Of can act
to relieve the District Courts, and 10 give greater
efficiency to the Judicial system Of the State"
passed April 10Th 1858, the Judges Of the Su.
premo Court, did, on tlfe 18th day Of December
A. d 1858, fix, aud prescribe the 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 1889 as
lnllOWs.
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FyA rsduoton Of per cent, from the above rates will
bs uade fJr Cssh'
The space occupied by 1Olnes Of the type composing the
boly OF the Advertisement will be considered square
Al ,rau,ent aiver,isem snt, together with Admuiun
hon Attachment, Road anil Ditch Notices, be paid
fofin adtan,e.
Advertisements n,erlad FOR an indefinite time win be
charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one
changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

Hon. HoRAcE GREELY delivered his lecture on
"REFoRMs AND REFoRMERs," before the Young
Mems Lyceum Association at Birchard Hall on
Monday evening last, to a good and attentive au-
dienee. The receipts will leave a small surplus
for the association
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

We copy the following from che Journal
We understand there are less than miles Of
iron 10 lay 10 complete the Fremont and Indiana
Railroad 10 Fostoria.
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w. BUNTING,

OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST, corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, Tiilih. Ohio willattond TO all business
in hisline with promptness and dispatch Per
so2s who favor him with call may rely onhav-
ing work done In a superior manner, having been
engagedinthe busiuessfor the lastsoyen years,
and during thattime have had much experience
in ndihcultcases. Heisoonldent ofsuccess ana
datteFshinselfcapable ofglving periectsatisfac-
tiOn 10 all who ayseek isprofessional services,
Charges will be at all times moderate.
1r OFFICE, corner of Washington aud
Market Streets.
1igln, Nov lat %
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DlsrRlcr CoURrs.

lts ordered by the Judges ofthe Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of the 10th Judicial District Of the
State Of Ohio that the times for holding the
Terms Of the Court Of Common Pleas, in the sew
eral Counties in said Dstric for the year A. d.
1859, be- aud the same are fixed aud prescribed
as follows:
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's.
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription of Sir
j. Clarke, M. d., Physician Ex-
traordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfalng IN ie cure Of oil
those painful sad dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject. It modsrates all excess and re.
moves all distinctions, and speedy may be relied on
TO Married Ladies
II is peculiarly suited, 1t will, in short time bring on he
monthly period with regularity.
Lach bottle, price Ono Dollar bsari the Government
stamp Of Great britain, TO prevent ooun sFfelts.
These pills should not be taken by females duhug the first
three months Of Pregnancy, they bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limos, Fatigue slight exertion Pupitaon Of
the Heart, Hysenes, and Whites, these PIN, will effect
when all other have failed, and although pow.
eTul remedy do not contain iron, eaomel, un,imony,
any thing huT. ful to the constitution.
Full directions in tho pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent forths United States aud Canadu.
JOB MOSES, CI.ats /. c. Baldwin q Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y,
N. B-Si,O aud postage stamps enclosed to any au
hoFized Agent, will ensure bottle, containing pills
by return mail.
For sale BY l. L. St. John 4 Co.. TiGu, Ohio jy23ir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21

gB- We call attention to the advertisement Of
Mr.. JnO. Farrell's Ribbon and Millinery Goods.
B-The Editor Of he "wool Grower has O.
tablshed Reading Room in connexiou with his
office, at No. 81 Bank Street, Cleveland, for the
benefit Of strangers and tbe residing public
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-01-21
Mnndi Wnnhi

Good wood will be taken on subscription at
this Office. II brought in soon.
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sPEoIAL NOTICES:
dvertisinp.

Agreed upon BY the proprsors Of the Thin Tribune and
Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, s5s, to be so,y enforced
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superb Oil Color Portrait of Edw ard Ev-
erett.


The publishers of Challen's Illustrated Month
ly, an elegant dollar Magazine, of45 pages month
ly, or 576 pages per annum, and illustrated with
fine stool and wood ongravings, announce that
they will issue on the 25th of January, 1859, a
magnificent portrait of Edward Everett, printed
in rich oil colors, and imparting the effect of the
finest work of art painted on canvas or ivory
1t will be faithful likeness and present all the
beauty OF a highly finished oil painting The
usual cost Of similar prints in London, is FIVE dol
lars Every American citizen will desire a copy
Of this portrait, As an ornament for the parlor
it will be unsurpassed. 1t is printed on large
heavy paper, suitable for framing.
How TO obtain it. We will send IT, postpaid,
to every one dollar subscriber TO Challen's Illus
tratcd Monthly, for 1859. Any person sending
$40 will receive eleven portraits and eleven cop
les Of the Magazine forone year A sample copy
of the portrait and the Magazine, Tor one year,
will be sent for 81. As the portrait will not be
sold, at any price, this is the only way it can be
obtained. Secure first impressions by sending at
once. PUstmasters, teachers, preachers, and eve
ry reader OF this paper, are requested to act as
agents, on the above terms.
JAMES CHALLEN d Son,
PHILADELPHIA
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS

rT,hst B. SCfiGN.
4 NkS5ismanu.
featuring aud loal'
ing IN Hurann and
Dom sstie Cigars
Also snuff, smo.
kins and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
Elawian's Block, on
Market 81, Tifnl
Ohio. will sell
oheapeTfofoashthan
ever before offered
IN this vicinity.
neIu YOU VIII Nnu
the greatest variety
pf CiFan, Tobacco,
Ec.e ever exhibited
10 this city,and oil
90 BE- dispo ed Of on
theprlncl oiquick
sales andsmall prot.
itsi the best being
found on hand al an
times. am deter.
mined 20 sell at PEI
ces that cannot fail
% be intisiaotory -
And " ny stock
doR't give saiisiac.
tlon whenpnfshased
rrturn it, aud 1 viii
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Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!I

Don't fail procure Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething. II has equal on earth. Il greatly
facateB the process Of teethnF by aoeninf the gums
reducing all inhamation- aay an pain, md Is sure to
regulate the bowels Depend IT, mothers II will give
yourselves and relief and health 10 your Infants
Perfectly safe in all eases.
This valuable preparation Is The prescription Of one ofhe
experienced and skillhH female Physicians in New
England, and has been used with neverhiling in
millions n eases.
We believe Il the best and surast remedy in the world, in
Hl oases ~ Oysentary and Diahna In children whether
ARISES from eehing from other II Is
togive immediate Feefo infants suffering from win collie.
Ifs ami health be estimated by dollars and cents
It's warth its weight In gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
States. II Is an old and welired remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
tSy-None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
PERKINS, New York, IA on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists Throughout the world.
sepIO iT I. l.. IT. JOHN X Co., Agents for Tidin.
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CoNnoN PLEAs CorRrs

The foregoing List made, adopted, and signed
by the undersigned, this 30th day Of December,
A. d. 1858,
NJ. G WHlrmY
q, e SENEY
JOSIAH s. PLANTS.
Judges Of Common Pleas Court 10th Judicial
District
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JUST RECEIVED

Az YERK's STovE EMposuM,
goo Cast Iron PnEoF Stoves an OF which arr Or the sst
chne aud modcrn E,yei, and latest Improved pnuuFaC
uhey a-e going on ntvety log pHces.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AT YERK'S EMPORIUM.
IS Stewart. Patton, Cook Stoves. anl fr sale shsap.
JUST RECEIVED

AT HERK's STovE EMpoRIUM.
35 Eeonomi it Cook Stoves This celebrated stove Il st
taking the lead Of any TINT is NOW Ia usci "a 10 HoFs
desirable than stewart Patent gs % has more
he oven HFgerand the casting n.uoh heavier THIS sluvs
took the frt Premium, oVefhe sirwar stove stiho 0hls
state Fair held Al sandusLy September S. nont iau =
call aud them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-11

The 6rst ideas upon the subject Of
lighting streets and buildings with gas
were thrown out by a German chemist
named Lampudius, in work on the art
of mining. published in Gottingen, in
1901 He was followed and greatly i'm
proved upon by Lebon, in France, the
inventor of the thermo lamp. The gas
for the supply of this lamp was produ,, d
from the combustion Of wood; but, as
great quantity of wood was required to
keep the lamp buraing, this discovery
led to no important results. In 1910
and 1871, the English began to apply the
gas obtained from the burning Of coal to
this purpose, and brought the lighting of
streets and manufactures, by means of
this gas, to great perfection. The great
superiority Of the English process over
that Of Lampudius aud Lebon consisted
10 this, that the gas was accumulated in
large vessels before it was burnt, and
thus could be preserved 10 gasoneters till
it was needed, while they were obliged to
consume theirs a. fast as it was preduc-
ed. This mode Of lighting cannot be
made profitable except where bituminous
coal can be obtained at moderate price.
Il was not until 1915 that some Of the
streets Of London, and other English
towns and cities were lighted in thi,
manner. In 1917 it was made use of in
| the polytechnic institute at Vienna ane
| in 1918, experiments were made prepar
atory to the lighting Of that city.
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Weekly Ne wspapeS VI. Books.

The New York Evangelist plainly
points out the advantages of the weekly
newspaper, not Only as superior to books,
but ~ general necessity to the man or
family of intelligence and 6ndepcndeu,
minds, in the following well written par
agraphs:
The light weekly sheet has some osvi-
Gus advantage over the bound volume
1t is miscellaneous aud varied; it treats
of a number Of subjects, and these more
over, of general as well as present inter
est. Almost every book appeals to n Sc
lect class of readers The newspaper has
something for every class. 1t combines
the various elements Of popular interest.
1t conveys abroad the latest information,
which is eagerly sought for. 1t discus
ses themes which agitatc the popular
mind. 1t furnishes matter from the pens
of some Of the ablest writers 10 the land.
The mere feature Of news is almost over.
shadowed by the advantages which it
affords for obtaining correct views re
specting great variety Of questions that
interest the public. Its articles, more
over, are rarely tedious. A book discus
ses single subject at length. The news.
paper sums up the results, and gives
them in a paragraph Its communities
tions are studiously adapted to the time
and taste of those who have but few
hours Of leisure during the week, and
who seek to gain the most information in
the least time.
And besides, its weekly visit is always
welcome. 1t brings forward something
new and fresh. The old story is repeat
ed. And in addition to all this, the
cheapness of the weekly newspaper gives
it q vast advantage. It contains eacs
week the amount Of moderately sized
volume. Aud yet its price for the fifty.
two numbers of the year 10 scarcely more
than double the price Of such a volume.
No individual in the land could afford to
be at the expense of preparing the mat
ter for single number, if he sought il
with = view to the publication Of vol
ume At the ordinary booksellers price
And yet for sum which the most indi
gent would scarcely feel, it is delivered
hundreds aud thousands Of miles away il
his own home In these circumstances
the newspaper has an incompatible ad
vantage over books.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-11

One of our contemporaries has a philo-
sopher who does up some maxins for
popular use in the following style
Never go where you wouldn't like to
be found dead'-oue of MIR. Jarboe' g
strict personal bylaws. Hence Jarbe e
is looked upon as model husband, first
class citizen, and his path through life
is strewn with roses, sunshine, poetry
and ease. Look to it.
Rise early. and introduce yourself to
sunshine, morning-slories and sky -larks.
Early rising adds bloom to your cheek,
and initiates your lungs with pure air
Make it business matter also. To try
to get through the world without early
rising, will prove as impractieable as
Jones attempts to bore square holes with
a gutta percha augur. Try it once or
twice, and see.
Keep smile on your countenance.--
Smiles breed dinples, which are far more
ornamental than three dollar vest -chains
It's dangerous to sleep in the same town
with the proprietor of perpetual frown.
Don't xalk around looking as dismal a. q
sick undertaken, or as if you were going
to your own funeral Melancholy, two
thirds of the time, results from hunger
or indigestion. Dissect a suicide, and
the chances are you will find his bread
basket empty. Ifyou feel down-hear,ei,
avoid hemp and take to victuals- A
timely "surloin" might save many a
good fellow from an early grave. Isn't
that soy
BE kind to children, even if you are
an old maid and cant bear them. The
sixpence old Mr.. kifer gave us when q
boy. proved good investment-we last
week clicked man for striking one of
the Kifers. Early impressions last long
est. With us, "Kifer" is the synonym
of all that's good, just and generous, not
withstanding rumors to the contrary -
Judge Douglas is a Democrat simply be-
cause when young he saw.a Wing strike
his father. There's . great deal Of OBJ
seryation among the small clothes.
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THE MAIDEN,s CHOICE.
By MRS. r. D. GAGE.


Oh! give me the life Of . farmer. wife,
In the felds and woods so bright
'Aons the singing birds and lowing herds
AID the clover blossoms white
The note Of the morning sky lalk
Il the music sweet 70. me
AID tlle dewy lowers In their morning hours
The grass love to see.
oh ask me not 10 your city lot,
Or ysnr pave, where Fashion throngs
inro' the live long day. in vain display,
AZ the idlsn pass along; @
Where the sickly hum VI pianos
By nervs'ess fingers played,
Tell the morbid life Of maid or wife
In the blighting city shade.
Oh! give me the breeze from the waving trees
Aad murmur Of summer leaves,
And the swallows song as he skins along.
Or twitters beneath the ewes;
The ploguhman's shout as he's turning out
His team At the set of sun.
Or his merry good night, by tae ire-fy's light
When his daily work is done.
And give me the root, and the luscious fruit
Ny own hand reared for food;
And the bread so light and honey white,
And the milk 20 sweet and goods
For sweet is NE bread o. labor
When the heart is strong and true,
And blessing will come on the heart aud home
II our best we hravely do.
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Little Sins.

Let US be ON our guard against little
sins; against what men call little sins,
for there is nothing really little in the
way of sin. Watch against anything
that wounds the conscience, however
slightly, Conscience is a sacred thing
Guard we'll your spiritual life. Watch
against the little sin that insensbiy
may wound and thus in the end destroy.
You can easily kill man by stabbing him
with one blow to the heart. But may
you not easily kill man also BY opening
littla vein in his wristg The blood
may only flow drop by drop, but if you
don I st p that wound You will bleed to
death, just as surely as if one plunged a
dagger into your heart and sent you into
eternity in : moment. Beware, then, OF
the little things that keep the wounds Of
the soul open; guard against little sins,
which, if not guarded against will as sure
ly destroy the soul as Que great Gin.
John Newton says, Satan seldom comes
to Christians with great temptation, or
with temptations to commit great sin
You bring green log and a candle to-
gether, and these are very safe neighbors.
/ But bring . few shavings aud set them
a-light, and then bring few small sticks
aud let them take fire. and the log be in
the midst of them and you will room get
rid of your log. And SO it is with little
sins. You will be startled with the idea
of committing a great sin and so the devil
brings little temptation and leaves you
to indulge youself "There is great harm
in this" $40 great peril in that, and Sc
/ by these little chips we are frat easily
| ligl ted up, aud at last the grea. green
log ID burned. Watch and pray, that ye
enter not into temptation. .--Rev. NEG
man Hall, l.. L. ID.
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The PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES -
The General Assembly of the Old School
Presbyterian Church was in session las.
week at Indianapolis, Indiana. The
North Western Theological Seminary
was located a. Chicago by vote Of 34o
TO II. Mr. McCormick of that place Of
fers donation Of 100000 to the Sem
mary.
The General Assembly Of tho New
School church has been ia session at
Wilmington. Delaware. The whole mum.
Der Of churches aided during the year il
lis, and these represented over $780,.
900 worth Of property. The balance
subject to draft was S67 900. Tn,
Board report adversely to the recedips
Southern Synod, asking for portion 0
funds.
Rev. Robert Patterson, D. D., of Chi
cago, was elected Moderator for the ensu
ing year, aud Pittsburgh was fixed upo,
! as the place for the next meeting