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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Hanks! Hanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on fine paper, kept con-
stantly on hand and for sale cheap az tho TAI
HuNE OFucE; such as
Needs, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoouas,
Attachments. Nendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Hank Notes, &u., sc.
UTJustices and Notaies supplied on reas-
tstablo terms. IN
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senecn ConntY Enir

The Fair, last week, although perhaps. in
many respects, not the best We have had in
the county, was well attended aud gave very
general satisfaction. We have rot heard
whatshe receipts were, but We believe they
compare favorably with other years.
The number Of entries in the different clas.
c.s vy,r, a.. gtt.....
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Timm PrIces Current.

-ooHeeted weekly by J. sh iver, dealer ia Dry Goods
ifoceries, Cafpeungs, koois and Shoes and Ready
Made Clothing, Aud purchaser Of ofevefydesonpitor
Of Gtain aud fFoduos for Cash.
WooL,--1nafGc.
WHKAT--O .051iu, -
Cokn- (shenedl 35e,
40 tEar) 3je.
RYE--On2Ti.
HAnLEy-uNn15.
DATH--2uc
pOrATOEs--0.a5
fLkx5RED-- sO0,ODI 90.
RurfEH--i0GOle
LARu-sc
TALLoW--l0u.
Sn0KEn liAAs--Ioai ic.
do ripes Aap aHouLDERs- 6g7e.
PiccLED Pork-sapc.
CLOVES 6EEn-e 1900. .1aO 90.
hEEswAN-2u pgJt.
fEsTnaR8--i inA A00c,
Rh0s--9o.
GaEEs liiDEs-5o Ggis
unf 10 iOe.
Zoos es q dozen.
iimolny sss9,-o,0jB0
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We invite all wishing 20 ob,,iD 81 u
pure drugs aad medicines to tue Dsgs Du s,''l
Of Dubois Co, aud I. l.. ST John A T,,I
where pure Drugs aud such valuable medi
zines and standard remedies as Perry Davi}
Vegetable Pain Killer, Dr. Rio6ardsons
sherry Wine Bitters and DR.. Weavera On1
ker and Salt Rheum Syrup and Curate dn
always be found. To deal in such pure ~ a
valuable remedies warrants prosperity, and 10
use them secures health.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
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The Great English Rem :
edy.
SIR JAMES oLARKE's
OELEBRATED FEMALE Pill

CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir Clarke,
M. ID, Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine l. unfaihngthe ouSe Of all
those painful and Dangerous diseusosto which the fe.
male constitution s subject. Il modsratss oil excess
aud removes all distractions, aad speedy burs may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
Il Is psoulia'y suited. II will, In sh6It time, bring
on The monthlypeFiod with regularity.
Each bottle, price One DoiiaT, bsars tbo Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, % pFevsp, eoun,srisits,
CAUTION.
These Pills shord no, be taken by females during The
FIRsr THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
sure to bring Misoaage bat at any other time
they aFs safe.
10 all laset ofRervous aud Spinal Affections, Paln
ip the Back and Limb,, Fatigue slight sSsriion Pa
pauon OF the Heart, ysieros and Whites these pill.
viii effect cure when all other means have faed,snd
alth0ngh powerful remedy, do not contain iron
Full directions In the pamphlet aFound each packase
which should be carefully preserved.
SQla Ageutior the uuited States aud Canada
JOB MOSES, date ]. g. Baldwin A Co.'S
Rothesirr, N. ~
R.B.-St, 90 and postage stamps enclosed 10 anv
authoiEed Agent, will insure botue, eonainiag So
Pills, By retain mail
Sold by J. +. MaquaIdi aud ]. L. 81. JON Go.
Tim, Ohio. tePI-iy,
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n A''er gu we y. pains and labor taken by D. b
~ i-'uu 20 TO produce pure Silcratus
We are rGoiccd to hnd that the publie gencr
ally appreciate, aud arc liherally p,troB,ying
th's celebrated mauufactory. De Land \
COS Sueratus has a world wide reputation
Tor its perfect purity, aud there is no Longer
any reasonable excuse for oblging people
20 eat disgusting aud unwholesome bread bis.
tus "t'"N '"'''"
For sale by oil good Oroccrs. Mauufac
cured at the kairport Chemical Worka Fnirl
port, Monroe Co, N. Y.
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Friday, October ~, 1850.
Job Printing.

Wehave oil the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
in che highest style Of the Art, aud on very
reasonable terms. Give us call.
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drop

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
Th spIeasant ooafeetion and successful exisrmina.
tor ofa kinds Of Intestinal Worms il fast taking the
place Of AL the nauseous VsTmiuges which have so
long been IN use. They contain No MRRcURY-ars
perfectly harmless, pleasant to the taste and are Ell.
caoious In all cases. Ask for
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
(NO Cathar,io whatsveris necessary to be siven)
For sale BY !. L. 81. John \ Co., Dubois & 70. and
J. F. Marquardi.
ausSi'ly A.. MATTHEWS, BuHaIo, NY.
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he"fNt9 . Nues otleAsi one year 800
s1-A reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
WI be made for Cash.
The space, occupied by lOlnes OF the type composing
the body OF the advertisement, will be considered a
tquate
All Transient advertisements, together with Admins
TRITON Attachment, Road ami Ditch Notices, must be
pdd iorin advun,e.
Advertisements insehed for an indefinite time will
be sharged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements arc inserted, one or
Cnore changes will be allowed.
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The ladies, Individually and collectively,
without sirglc exccpti0n,pronouncs Hrr,ict
Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus 10 be the lcs,
aud most wholesome article in the mark.t
They say il makes nicer, whitcr and iig',tcy
Biscuit aud Cake, and requiring less .hertcn.
ing, than any other Ssletatus and Il much
better 20 use with cream tartar tbap so5,
Try it. Most Of the Grccrs many OF the
Druggists sell Il.
Tie Wholesale agent in Tfiin is II. A. Rms
Kirk & Bro. Saudusky, I'D. Whitney. Uos
mer & Wells and N. J Buyer. Toledo. Nav
& Hathaway, and BY oil New York Whole
sale Grocers aud by most Of the Groccrs la
Cleveland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

EWThat ttheTRIBUNE has the Isrg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium FOR advertising, in Seneca
COunty.-a1
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Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pnss Clyde Station as follows; Going East,
SOC a M, 1905 p. m, and 6:2l r. nj
Going West, S;5l a. M, 5;f9 p. m. and s:3l
D. m.
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Rntes Of AdYerfisinr.

AgF'sd upon BY the proprieiors Of the Tihn Tribune
and Seneca Advertiser, May 10Th, 1855 to be strictly
eo oidtced In an cases.
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~ Hacks leave Tiau daily Tor Republic and
Bellevue, 'rweeklv for Fostofia and Upper s5ndusky
= nd semi weekly for Bucyfus.
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Forest station.

Trains on the Pittsburg, F. Wayne aud
Chicago Road pass Forest as iollows: Going
East, 4:4S a. m, and i;l5 p. m. Going West,
1888 a. m, and 1850 p. m.
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ts3 II is wonderful how soon n valuable
remedy becomes known-Dr. S. q Richard.
sons sherry Wine Bittors /. used and recon-.
mended by the leading physicians of tbe
valuable '''Ou'''o u
Dmrnos, Allen Co. o. july 2G, lska.-
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS s. s'oudrdsoa's
men IL have sold ns'eral yoars, and eau
Sherry Wine Rithend them to the public as a
ShsG,TsGi SShSsG,Tsiad of decided merit II all cases Of
iso @SoSr"i DEBILITY, D,spepsia, Fever and Ague
e'O' vars, j. W Hunt, Druggist.
s,d by I. l.. ST John & Co., and Du Bois
& Co. OCT IL 4w
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OUR ADVICE to all who are troubled
with Erysipclas. Cnnkcr, Salt Rheum, Scrof.
ula or other forms Of humor. is TO use Dr. s.
A. Viewers justly celebrated and never fail
ing remedies Tor these complaints We have
10 doubt that at least half the chronic com
plants in existence have their origin in ssmo
form Of a humor, which only needs 20 be
erauioated from the system, to save Dem
from an untimely grave We are glad that
DR.. Weaver has turned his attention tothis
class Of diseases, which have been so long
neglected, and which have sO rapidly intens-
ed in almost all parts Of the world. ! The
Thousands who have already been eura, are
but many living certificates, appealhg to
suffering humanity, and uttesting the worth
Of truly valuable discovery.
DR.. Wcaver's Syrup and Cerate for hle by
l. L. st John 4 Co. aud Dubois & Ct oct
l2-iw
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aserkIg Gribllue.
Local and Miscellaneous.

Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. Il.
Passenger Trains on this rad now leave
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Going South. Going North
Kcnton Ae N 80 rN Sandusky ac $40 AZ
Mail, ,...... 9:45AN Mail,......3.5O p N
Thr'o Frt. 1880 pm Thr'o Frt. 7.4OpM
Way FRI. Mondays, Way FRI. Tuesdays
Wednesdays aud Thursdays and
Fridays. $50 Pm Saturds. l2I5PM
The Sandusky and kcnton Accommodation
trains run every day. Through Freight north
aud Mail every day except Sunday Tbro'
Freight south every evening except Satur day.
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Timm Retail MArket.


[Conected weekly, byH A. BUsKtRK 4 Bro
Wholesule and Retail dealers 10 GboeTes and pro
duee Of ullkinda, shs Whan's Rloq Tihno.l
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and one copy to the getter up Of a club Of 10
subscribers OF more.
oid Subscribers can enter into this arrange.
meut BY paying up all arearaEes
Specimen copies sent free
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t.T- Republic and Timn train arrives in Thin At IL
A, VI. Departs At t'0c p. VI.
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.WRS. WT.ViSLOW.,

An experienced Nurse aud female Physician, has a
santhing Syrup foF children teething, which greatly
taoitates tho process OF teething BY sOnening the
gums, reducing Internationally aiiay all pnin and
Is sure TO regulate the bowels Depend upon it, moth.
itwiilgye rest 10 and rele and health
TO oyourtafans. Perfectly safe IN all see ad.
'e'usemFntin another column. oetl4.iT
UP See Advertisement of DR..
sANFoRD's Liver Invigorator and Family Cuthurtlo
Pills Ia another column.
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copy, I year, in advance. e.,..........el 81 so
2 II paid within the year. 1900 W
if paid after the year expires. .2.5O
Nopaper will be stopped until all arrearages
Are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
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Tn Cubs.

As an induccment % getting mp Clubs, We
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13
THE GREAT AUCTION SALE

The following handbill in large black
letter, was posted yesterday all around town
"National Rally. Followed by picture
of big buzzard in spasms, enblematic OF
the buzznrd roost at the Court House,
Knocked into 'pie on Tuesday, Stephen A.
Douglas, Bell and Breckenridge in council
at the Court House mice place for such bus
messy tonight, Friday (haugmsn's day)'
Oct. IL, to consider the propriety OF Joint
electoral ticket against the sectional candi-
date Abe Lincoln. Speakers from all
other parties (including Gerritt Smiths we
suppose) will be present"
The meeting was held, and preparations
for the Great Auction Sale of the honest
masses were set on foot.
Geo. B. Walker was chairman; Aessrs.
Merrill, Cox and w. Fl. Oakley we're Sec
retaries
We should like to give a pen portrait of
some of the statesmen, stool pigeons, and by
bidders, together with the euetioReers, but
have not the time nor space to spare. The
scene was funny one, and demonstrates
the fact that the snti-Republican leaders
are commercial people," Whatever the
honest rank and file may be.
The meeting was an assemblage Of 'Fblsck
spirits and white, blue spirits and gray
"Tray, Blanche, and Sweetheart" all barked
at the Repblican party.
The committee on appraisement of voters
was called for, but didn't come TO time.
Something was the matter. Screw loose
somewhere. The participants all viewed
each other suspiciousy, and kept their hands
on their pocket books. Finding the Com.
mittee on Appraisement hadn't finished ins
voicing, the meeting resolved, after some
preliminaries, to adjourn, in order that the
various parties proposing the Joint stock
venture might meet tonight and make up
their inventories.
Next week sometime we suppose the sale
will come of. A contract Is about being
made for lot of brass collars, for the nscks
of voters, such as will wear .hem. A lot
Of Douglas, Breckenridge, and Bell prinet-
pies will be for sale chap. Bargains may
be expected. -
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Behm.s Commercial College.


The night session of this excellent Insti.
tuition is now open for the reception of stu
dents. This School, Through its night SEES
sion,) presents an excellent opportunity to
young men, Mechanics, Clerks, Business
men, (who are not familiar with Book
Keeping,) and others, whose evenings are
not occupied, for acquiring a practical
knowledge Of the science Of Double Entry
Book Keeping, at a trifing cost. r-a r
There are no doubt hundreds of young
men in this city who would find it to their
interest TO attend the night session of this
school, and TINS in few months acquire
that which may be of incalculable benefit
to them in after Iife.l = 70 -.--.j
AS a matter of economy many will find
1t to their interest to attend course of les
sons at this school, for the reason that when
not engaged in some useful employ ment,
we are apt to spend more or less money
uselessIy, and thus in few months spend
more than it would cost to attend a course
of lessons in this school if
For terms, &c, call at the rooms, in No.
First street.
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LET Us HAVE A BIG CROWD 1.

Republicans, and all who participated in
and feel rejoiced over the recent victories,
will meet at Mozart Hall to, night, to partic-
ipate in the glori6cation over our triumphs.
The Wide Awakes will be there in full
panoply and the Glee Club will enliven the
occasion with songs. There will be plenty
of cheering instrumental music, both brass
band and martial. a fcs-
All who attend the meeting, and every
body else who feels SO disposed, are expect
ed to join the procession after the meeting.
We wish to show to the people che pro-
cession of the season Our Republican
fellow citizens and all who sytapsthise sith
US are all expected to illuminate their
dwellings and business houses. There will
be oonfres and fireworks to furnish light
for the victorious army offreemen.
Again We say, attend, ea 1aasse, and let
as have one 9rond deuosstratioT.
The following is lhe line of march
The Procession will torn on First street
at Mozart Hall; thence proceed down Pirst
to High street down High 20 Fulton
Avenue; counterniareh in front Of George
Wolain's residence out Fulton Avenue 20
Third street; up Third to Clark down
Clark TO Centre; up Centre to Second; up
Second TO Vine u; out Vine 10 Third up
Third to Main eoUnternarch on Main in
front of Yolksbots Once up Third TO
Walnut; counteEmarcA on Third in front Of
James G. Jones, Rsqrs, residence thence
down Locust 70 Sscopd; up Second 90
College street CJudge Bakers) down Col
lege to First down First to Gum down
Gam to Water down Water to Cherry
up Cherry to Pirss down First to Locust
eountermareh on Locust In front Of Jour-
nal Office thence down First TO Head
quarters. fs.ei- .z.f .-..- .z5a !;
We suggest 70 persons along the line Of
march, who intend to illuminate, that they
light their candies, Just before the procession
passes their houses, as the candles win
burn down if lighted too early.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct I2.-The vote of the
LIST congressional district has been thrown
into court for judicial examination. Mr..
Lehman, the Democratic candidate, testified
that be had examined the returns of the
judges of several precincts in the 4th ward,
which gave him a majority of 555. It was
also testified that this was the majority
counted on for Mr.. Lehman at the meeting
of the judges of the 4th ward, while the re-
turns presented by Byerly, the return
judge from that ward, at the official count
this morning, only gave Mr. Lehman 229
majority, instead OF b65, thus defeating
him -f
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE z. ". LTEE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Arrival of the africa.

/ NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Africa arrived
at B o'clock. News mainly anticipated.
LATEST VIA oUEESsTowH.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily
! News says: A privy council was held on
Thursday, at which was submitted a pro-
posal from Gen. Guyon to augment the
French Army at Rome 10000, and some
say TO put down Garibaldi. II is 20 be
feared that the result was a decision which
will lead to a bloody war, and at the best
put an end for long time to all hopes of the
regeneration of Italy. Marshall Valiant
leaves Paris to take command of the army
Of Italy, and will speedily be followed By
two divisions. 1t is stated more positively
than ever that the Pope has resolved 10
leave Rome.
The market for consols closed fat on
Saturday, the cold and vet weather having
a depressing influence.
The capitulation OF Ancona is confirmed.
The vanguard of the Sandman srmy was
at Tippoli, six killometers from Rome.
The Paris Patrie reports the HeApoIItan
royslists the masters of the Yoltuerns.
The Paris Bourse was animated and high
er. A body of English volunteers, $50
strong for Garibaldi, had embarked.
The ship Conway, chartered to the gov
ernnent for taking the soldiers families to
India, had been abandoned 800 miles from
Madeira. The passengers and creB were all
rescued.
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DUBors CoUETr.-By the telegraph we
learn that, in Dubois county, Hendricks's
najorlty Is /, ,les and Laws l,li1l We
presume this intelligence is correct, though
1t is hard 70 believe it. We cannot think il
possible that Se have been beaten so badly
there, and haven,s a doubt that, if the
above figures be really correct there has
been enormous saci'adEtsg at the polls.
Let us looks a few figures Of past cleo
tions aad see whether we could have been
beaten 50 badly in a fair way.
In October, 1885, Willard (Dem.l for
Governor got 1924 votes Morton (Rep
22e. Wizards majority 9sS; total vote
1880. At the same election Lockhart
! DEM for Congress got 1,2l2; Veatch
! (Rep.) got 223. Lockharts majority $50
total vote l,435. a..l s. ..sa7- i...
| In October, 1858, Niblack Dem. romi-
nee) for Congressgot ls1I7; Hovey Anti
Lecompton) got 1e1. Niblack's majority
le26 I. total vote l,3os. For Secretary ol
State same election, Mcclure (Dem.) got
l,o7ei Peele (Rep.) got l0s. McClure's
majority e67 total vote 1875.
This year there has been considerable
Republican speaking in that county, by both
American and German orators, amongst
them udge DeBruler, who makes converts
wherever he goes. Besides that, he used
to live in Dubois, and now does business
there, and is Very popular. There is nc
mistake about this; and yet it is said he is
4 beaten Ill. IF so, itswas not fairly done
| There has been fraudulent voting, and we
think the full returns will show it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

New YORK, 12.-The Prince was sere.
naded last night by the Caledonia Club.
A dispatch to the Tribune intimated that
Morton MeMichael will probably be o. 8.
Senator in place of Bigler.
A. VanBest, said to be the greatest Marine
painter living, died in the st. Louis hos.
pital on the 9th.
The Prince visits the New York Uuivers-
ity at l0A. NJ, to-day. He will partske
of q collation. at Mayor Woods residence.
He visits the Academy of Music in the
morning. On Saturday there will be a
freman's parade in his honor. On Sunday
he will attend Divine service at Trinity
Church, and on Monday, will probably
visit West Point in the Harriet Lane, Rev.
enue Cutter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13
ATTENTION, WIDE AwAKEs

The Wide Awake Battalion will meet at
Headquarters on Water street, at half past
six o'clock, with their uniforms and lamps.
All who cannot march will please send their
uniforms down for the use of others. They
proceed by short line of march to Mozart
Hall, whore short speeches will be made and
songs sung. At nine o'clock precisely the
procession of Wide Awakes and citizens will
form and march through the city. =
A full attendance is expected. Let all be
on hand for this grand iollifcation.
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sas- 1t is important to know where tc

NB- 1t is important to know where to
secure the most desirable dry goods suitable
for the season, and at the same time get the
full value or worth Of our money. Call at
HUGHRs's on the corner of Main and Second
and you will find that every article he
keeps hesells at the lowestcash price. He
has large stock of Fall and Winter goods.
His stock of shoes is always of the best
quality.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

"A fine dwelling house, on Chestnut street
containing eleven rooms, two parlors, fitted
up with freplsees and CRATES, sp stairs and
down. The house is at present\ occupied
By. DR.. Pennington. 1t will be put in first
rate order, and immediate possession given.
Apply to PHILIP DECKER,
Octl3,dlw. 52-e " Main street.
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e&~ The full returns from Posey count,

e&~ The full returns from Posey county
inform us that Edson's majority is 4o1. In
this county Hugo's 10 355. So Edison,
Douglas Democrat, is elected byN46 majori-
~. We are sorry Mr.. Hugo is defeated.
He has made an excellent race, considering
that both counties were largely Democratic
when he came out. Had his health per-
mitted him TO canvass, he could have been
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

oswHeo, N. 7. Oct. 12th.-The Rcpubii-
cans of Oswego county held great meeting
in this city this afternoon and evening.
Surrounding towns were fully represented.
There were probably 5000 or 5000 per-
sons present. Addresses were delivered By
Giddings of Ohio, Noble of Wisconsin, Gen.
Nye, Judge Culver, and others This even
ing probably over 1000 persons, with
torches are Parading the streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

Troy, N. Y Oct. ia large Union
demonstration is now in progress. A pro-
cession consisting of 5000 opponents of
Lincoln, including over 1900 from Albany,
is now marching through the streets. Many
public buildings and priva e windows are
illuminated. The demonstration ie con-
ceded to be the finest Of the campaign thus
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

New ORLEANS, Iz.-The quarantine ct
this port has been raised.
A private letter from Mexico says the
Juarez Government has disapproved of the
seizure of the conducta by Degslado, and
they are disposed to advance $15o,0oo to-
wards the payment Of the debts.
The steamers Empire city and BieRville
have arrived with later Havana dates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-13

IEDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 12.-Large additional
arrivals of stock and machinery at the
State Fair Grounds, to-day, among which
are Brutus J. Clsy's herd OF cattle, from
Kentucky.
The Newark Machine Co. have their
machines on the grouHd. t1 s.--s- sr
1t is expected that Abraham Lincoln will
be here to attend the Grand Republican
demonstration on Thursday.