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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-31

A CoRoNER's CHARGE.-A coroner in Ar
kansas, after empanelling his jury said
"Now, gentlemen, you are to determine
whether the deceased came to his death by
accidence, by incidence, or by the hand of
the incendiary."
The verdict was ''that the deceased
came to his death by accidence in the
shape of bowie knife. as
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-31

When the nervous energy is depress-
ed by any bodily cause or exhausted by
work, there follow effects which have often
been misinterpreted by moralists, and espe-
clally by theologians. The conscience it.
self becomes neuralgia. sometimes actually
lntiamed, so that the least touch is agony.
vi all liars and false-accusers, a sick con-
science Is the most inventive and indefati-
gable. The devoted daughter, wife, moth
er, whose life has been given to unselfsh
labors, who las filed place which it
seems to others only an angel would make
good, reproaches herself with incompetence
and neglect Of duty. The humble Chris
tan who has been model to others, calls
himself a worm Of the dust on one page of
bis diary, and arraigns himself on the next
for coming short Of the perfection of an
archangel Conscience itself requires a
conscience, Or nothing can be mere unseru-
pulous. II tod Saul that he did well perse-
cutting the Christians It has goaded
countless multitudes Of various creeds to
endless forms OF self torture. The various
cities of India arc full of cirpples it has
made. The hill-sides Of Syria are riddlcd
with holes where miserable hermits. whose
lives it has palsied, lived ard died like
the vermin they harbored. Our libraries
are crammed with books written by spirit
ual hypochondriacs, who inspected all NOR
al secretions dozen times day. They
are full of interest, but they should be
transferred from the shelf of the theologjan
to that of the medical man, who makes
study of insanity.-Te Protesso,'s Story.
The LAST OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE
Capt. Kell and Mr.. Varley, who went
out for the purpose of endea7oring to raise
the American end of the Atlantic cable, re-
port that. although they have on many
occasions been able to raise the bight, and
so get on board at different times pieces Of
cable. in all amounting to about seven
miles, they have invariably found it broken
again few miles off Attempts were
made at various points. but all were unsuc-
cessful, the rope in most every instance CIV
ing away, 1t was, therefore, found .'nec-
essary to abandon" it.-London Times.
A CoRoNER's CHARGE.-A coroner in Ar
kansas, after empanelling his jury said:
s'Now, gentlemen, you are to determine
whether the deceased came to bis death bv
aocidenoe bv incidanna or bv tho bo,l &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

Right rev the Bishop OF Montreal, Bsbop Nip and
wife, Of California Amos Kendall and wse, ~ Washing
ton apa Col rostey and family, q Scs YORK. ara slop
ring st Inc fifth Avenue Hotel.
q, A. stanley, o. Ohs George Hc.on, of ror, Dover
J. D Barilo, q Coffnbus. T. Parsons and party, of
Conn>ciicut, rud A. rablnsor Il Pcnnsylvarsa,
stopping nj the Isfsree House
Capt. c Wilson, OF New Bedford, Dr. willard, of
AabEu " y. Morgan, jr, v Albany; r. T. Fernandez
and family, of Havana nr W. Fisher ant Dr. John
FISHER, both o' Pkssve Tenn, arc stripping At the Me-
tropoitsn Hotel
Hon y Croker, q os~esoi Gea. Cooper and family,
and G n~lavsn, all Of Albany; Major spraguc, % he
In tel states Army Col Cohen, of na more Dr. Chifs
OF saratogs and y n Cn,i., og Washington. were
srnops the arrivals At the - Nicholas Hotel yesterday
o y sbcueli, Of New York. X o. Norrsn of AURORA;
Capt X Y Crttenden, of Albany; Capt W Davids ,o, /,
Capt whl;resey, Lieut. Mckee and Lieut. @. Cooke all
o. The uulied states Army feat irwin, Lieut. Ysntz-
ossr and Lieut. McArmn, of the rnited slates Navy,
and Mr.: H. Wilkinson, Of Eossrd, are stopping at The
As.or House
10 bsue Of yesterday II was stated In Connection
with nptratc matters thai Mr. Mar naretzck had gone N
Havana 70 act ~ oondu Tor 1t the raoon thoAire We
sros learn tbs. this not the Mr.. MAsctzek viii
probably be the musical conductor Of Mr. rman s
own adcny dsrns the ensuipe scascn, and viii resurn
lrctn the Queen OF the Antileasin about Ven days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Resiguatfou or MIramon-ltobIss EIs-
waited 20 the Presidency, sc.
Nrw 0rtsASs, Nov. 20, 1860.
The steamship stsr Of the West arrived bore, with
Havana dates Of the Ioh Inst.
The stock or sugar was being rapidly reduced. Sales
Of No. IL .. Ga 9< reals.
Exchange on london 10 lax per cont premium.
Exchange on New York "a 3x per cent premium.
Tte steamer r. catoca arrived At Havana on the l3h
inst, with Vera CruE dates Of the 9Th inc.
Nirsmon had resigned, and hal been succeeded by
Robles
The rexotionists had evacuated PUchla
Great alaym ard excitement prevailed al the capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

AssDr oF ~ AiiGsD BrRerls-DrruAD AoArs
Ufos Two PoiIcKxrs-A little over . month ago Q burg
larry committed In grocery sprc, In noCrce s,rsss
by yro noted individuals, oue Of thom, named gdwSa
NcAcut v. arrested the spot, bot the osAsr suc
eeedcd IN masiog his escape. List evenkr sesseaus
KNAPP Of The Fourth preorct learned that the PARTY
Who had got away, namcd Lawrence, was hidden Il .
vell known CRIB keps BY woman pancd euss, ip
ws'er W. mss. o.eer nsrns ss.sssd By oalow Ko{, q
seven o'clock and upon entering the loop found u ncd
with crowd s hard looking charHcics fA~rscs -
dst.y made known ihelr errsnd but lawrence dd not
disposed 10 scceps their cnsr 10 20 With shsm
and ealing 70 bis aid the party In TIE room depsvsss
beating them sth chairs, sacts, 40 Amer despersse
nsht however the officers made sure Of TIER pyisoner
AMI ,rely LOGGED BIN sauIs ,ns sss.es y s~ 40 rs~
renee uron whnsobead the onccrs used ther clubs
pretty freely INC ocmpanon o. ,ne aocassd 80 yssssr-
DAY seni 70 mo sne prison '1 h'e y" we soove
burglary.
Arrrpprsp srrrpr oy Hrusos RIVER Rar soAp rsAv -
Las, evening man named Robert svnrsz wss brought 70
BcIsvue Hospital, having attempted 70 commit suicide
on one Of the trains f the Hudson River RAlrosd II
seens that - The train approaching rordhan tbs
passengers Of the ast startled BY Ne leud
port OF pistol The rear of The oax asd W. 81 sses
discovered that M had shot hinsslf N ne boa ~
vas soon nscestaaed that hs name ~ swwts, 80 -
The urivA Of the pain - thirty sscosd ssrse, b vss
conveyed 70 the above bospitAl The psysc'ans sAas
That be c.nncs reccvw RESIDES 10 - svssss 80. 40
nate aiAir.
Corxrnrrrs "A maa named william crssnan ~ ar.
rested last svesing for attempting 70 pss spurious qus
tsrs st the old Bcwevy theatre Hs wm ocssd up In Ne
anth vn,i station house 70 answer Countsvsst tvcs
on The Insernsscnsl nns q rortsna, ha,se, sna g.:
ssvsra plaoss . Me city. npmser Of bogus two asd
haf doiW gold piscc were sso prt - ervgheiGe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

Nov 2o-ne United states Marshal has been served
with writ Of habess corpus, issed hm We Supreme
Court, 10 produce the body q ssrpossd Fugitive slave
nssd yohs rnouss foy NJ vnasSvv other name he nay
oe oAled) befoye he supreDs ccurs % Wsonesy eovn
lns rhers were number of persc1s socus NE o1ce
u teise sboI.slosss asd manifested great interest In
me casa me osiy ocsnrsi nan ths: tesss phaEth
p,s>s ean BE- n pusu a. individual Of color who 10
ssu0psS ~ - UpSps1 essfss sushcyites - witness
go 81 ss1s sescs the high - He vim b ry3.
Ssssd, Of esuyss, mis- fTsdsssdsy) usvrhs ps'ws The
nwvrsDs Urvvt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.


RcuoSp, Nov. 20, 1890.
ne wisdom of The OF Governor Ieschey, in not
calling he together before the TN Of January,
10 freely admitted. by many who were most clamos
svs FOR early meeting OF that body. The progress Of
sAe secession feeling rapid enough without giving 70
the impulss Of mprompu call for extra session of
the Legislature. the Governor yielded 10 the pressing
requests Tor early assembling Of that body made
BY pablo meetings under excitement, the 5000
sion fccl.ps woali have obtained an intensity which
would ncspscstaie Virgins from = cool and deliberate
Discharge of The functions Of mediator which she pro
poses 10 assume Il possibe that, In the comparatively
nss interval between this and the mecepg Of the Legs
Alcre, the excitement msy sbs,e somewhat and give
place . cain and deliberate counses. In this view Of
sSs rAser regard the policy q Governor Lsschcr n
sriss ase psroi or the assembling cf the Legislature
wise ard iudlcious.
Considerable surprise expressed mere ~ The gress
ssrrecs.lor 10 the state bonds or virginia, which the
reports from the New York stock Frchsnge resolved
here on saturday and yesterday have exhibited. 70
bonis q any State or enterprise more secure
Ahan those Of Virginia she has Q shaking fund In re-
serve 70 mect every obligation a. becomes due, ard
scrcov prepared 70 pay pusctuaiy the Interest upon
bsr eorSs ss well - ds hAsse every dollar or Hossins
debs which shs has occsSaccd The panic that can accs
v,rpa ssss bonds 70 the extcat represented nrn In.
deed, Be terrible; and what worse. not supposed 70
ns~e stained ~ eilaaH ~ ioss oals.
Mary entertain serious spprshsusoas thsa should ,hs
wAe Awsx@ ss1rd The lpaugunsios c Lincoln, ana
mar s suct tone of defiance ssd issolent swaxxsr y
hare marked their displays during ths rresdsrsia cam.
ra,Sr, . collision with some Southern Minute Mn
wiil ne Inevitable ! have reason 70 know hat the
latter VII b present IN large Numbers, thoush not any
srsssssd fcrn they w however, be prepared 70 resent
any insults oy overbcs-ing manfesta.,ors which the
vi1e Avs<es may 'uarIse n. ne Minute Men corssm.
rsssd no vss 70 wscrssor On sbe occss.cn Of "old
sec's' nsrSun,'on, urts % vm srrouncsd Ia. this
v.-s lwas csfsn'si;er vvrid rs.erd .fsy tnsr ee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
Ybe Position OF the President and His Adviser
on ghe SECESSION Qusation.
Susbensisn Of Specie Payments BY the
Virginia Banks.
Probable Suspension Of the
Charleston Banks.
What the Wide Awakes May Expect il
they Attend Lncoln's Inauguration,
49,, As.. II.

lD0HLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 20, lsso.
ne discussions Of the question that agitsslns ne
whole county, and position which the President shall
sake regarding In his forthcoming message, h brought
NE Cat 30 rbe verge break up, and msy end In
sAas before sne trst Monday December when Congress
wB meet.
mo resden. nsss that the constitution Of the Crted
e&sse establishes . government, and be, - Tie sworn
3esd and executive thereof, must and win nsst upon
TIE execution Of the federal laws; that the IDEA Of
pssosabse secession by any State 'alscy which be
soes not recognise resist to THO full extent Of
power IN this view he 10 supported by Cas-, Black,
Jcocey and Holt.
O. The other hand, the southern members Of the
uHbise.-royd. Cobb and rhompsor-hold thst The
srnssisrion y merely compact, which may be broken
o; any momen by a single State, watch may wish 70
retire I'M the confederscy, by declaring ia wish 70 do
- and tha, doing they shoald not be molerted BY
sbe federal government.
Jbs portion o. he message treating Of ths question si
seeession ID fsni Under discussion, which wiz continue
tn compromise 10 found the Cabinet breaks Gp In
nv. you sar rely upon these facts, and ttG. The
scn!nstrSaon 70 IL . cres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
INDICATIONS OF A PINiHCIiL R.SIS.
Increase of the bank Kate of
Interest.
DECLINE N AMERICAN eiLwlY sECUalres,

The steamship Glasgow, Captain Rosker, rom Liver.
pool on tho 7th and oueenstown on the sth inst v.
rived al this port yesterday afternoon Her adveee arc
one day later than those received by the Vanderbilt
The Prince Of Wales had not arrived out when the es
gov Left Queenstown, have received by sns rYi.
val any intelligence Of the royal Gee due and hourly an
tcipated At Plymouth when the Glasgow salIed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
WAsnxoroS, Nov. 20, 1880

NAsiISeros nov, ~, lsoo
Among The enemies Of the Union more ms.
sAlevcus ,han those c1rnsliats who st make
gh The movements In the alavehodng s.stes There
Sore 10 insi have taken pains 10 cu from reisbse
sources they reach here, authenticated by
who have interest IN exaggeratirg them, and are
shSye the susricion Of nluepresenta.ior.
cot denied that, In the cotton slater, there
very many persons devoted sincerely TO the federal
Union; but these have unfortunately been forced 10
The conviction that the North viii from their
sggressscns and thar separation muu come or
htxr for the ssesy and honor Of the South, e.
vcrabie . time 10 consunmste It ~ they can expsc.
Inc real affected dcubteTs may be assured that
dsurioc steadily Contemplated By many cautious and
earefsi observers here from tho South not ony probi
be- eu. ss the certain rc.rt OF the prescat trosbles
they are wiling, nay, anxious, for 9 general
Convention, ami for calmly laying before TOO
Northern legislatures their grievances ard their
claims Of repeating the obnoxious legislation
., injurious 70 Southern rights Bot they entertain
hope that the Of the republican states
vii have anaence enough TO prosure repeal Of tsoss
sbuox,ous Aws aud there be lit doubt tha., upon
refusal OF reasonable demand the sent nent for
eession viii be ,rg and general even In the border
savehoding states. Now anticipating that obstinate
hsa The Fart OF the republican sta.es the secession
ks u Rk thsrc In shuttpg their eyes 10 the In
evitsse asuc They calculate that Delaware sud KAry
Ind, on this side Of the Potomac win 20 with the South
end Warrington win be tho scat Of government of The
Southern confederacy rhey look 70 pesosable sepa
vs4son, b-cuss. about ~ regular compact, and
sosy equitable cosdtoss with the genera, government
a dlstagrianed southron happily quoted the famous
remark OF the Spanish Ambassador 10 the Dc de Roglc
eve shall have tho ordinance without na<I< 4 coup
Gxsi, ssns re-suticn." The cry through the North,
shs.eitre ought forthwith TO be- "Rcpea Of Al laws
hcstlle 10 the SOUTH
South Csro.nA win make no declaration o. Independents
Ike that which haa bsen publishcd any other. out
IN ordinance withdraw Ing from the rnou.
ne rrssideris he1age b ready, and fair copy has
besn made, but q may BE- modified by oocrueUces be
tween IN = time ara the opening OF CorsrcN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, lsco.

wAfauyGroS, Nov. 20, lsco.
M Cabinet bsd protrsced ssssion today, and s %
ssaers,ood sha, the President having completed his Acs
Hge, ~ wac read at length 70 his Cabinet s very
nrtty. he aisecoe eaborstey the questions a. ssre
between the North and the SOUTH especially secessios
whsi position he regard 10 this matter
sei q present ., liberty 10 disclose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

WAi-lz's ImArS-rha. nnllns comedy, "rne
Rivals" ~Il be sv0 to.nishs for the benefit of Mr..
BAke, vhosseRs Anthony supsrb piece Of ACTING. Mrs.
Bosy NJ. Lester waIaak M. waioos snd 1csssv mvore
V,sx, v'D asbs ~ tbs r,4rsstng cooae,oc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

ormarc NArrSns Mr.. UtlmsnI snnouneeweat Of tbs
cpeaiss Of the winter scasos at the Aodemy win be
found In our amusement columns II VIII Be seen thai
The grand opsrs, ia Julvcr 10 be presented with
nns dstybutlon a the chief r5les nd gorgeous ts
sooN several Important and much needed Atsy saiocs
have ben made In ths auditorium Of Ne Academy The
season d 70 commence pext Monday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
INTERESTING FROM CHARLESTON.

citcWent stu unooAted.
INTERESTING FROM CHARLEeTON.
CuUssroS, Nov. 70, 1890.
United states NsrstA Hamilton 10 day mailed his 70
sIsns,,n.
me opinion prsvlls that ex-senator Ebssi win head
The ticket from the Charleston srs 70 the Convenion
The brig James Cray, Captain Yumner, Of Ne vbury-
port, sails 70 morrow with cotton for Havre, and win
leave the port with the Palmetto eoors nyng This
eel 10 owned BY Cushing Brothers.
The calvary companies OF CHARLESTON we're day 70
viewed presented to the Southern consedcrscy
Gag.
Ine mcsey srIngcscy great that relief from
The banks absolutely essential. Thcy viii, therefore,
oertsny suspend but aiming every 70 keep
up III the apprchended crash n the North occurs.
The news Of The suspnslOa oi the Farmen' Bank, Of
Richmond, may prccp.ia,e suspension hero 70 morrow.
The religious folks ere now tho most violent q the
cesslonisn. me American Sunday school rron Agency
engs ont beauiic lag, inscribed, "In tho Of
God We set up our bsnncrs.r
Strong secession speeches vc made 70 day &, the .te
serta,Iou Of cane 70 O ,t Berry, o. Tho steamship Co
lumbia.
To morrow the appointed day Of fAstirg, humiliation
aud prayer view Or the crss and will be generally
observed
ur. Kcit arrived 10 the city tonight a ten c'o.0ck.
Asrsc procession of citizens, healed by bani marched
70 the Charleston Hotel to srrenssc him Mr. Keti re.
'ronded 10 most eloquent and ncry speech 10 said
hat souih csrcllna pledged By every solemn ooiga
tou 70 seccie fro the federal rn!on. Three ago
she had elected that Legislature which unani
mousy recommended separate action II vas lafauy 10
retrsoe The step Out Of his dlsrict-Orangsburg-h
could say that Of the sixteen hundred votes pocd not
wuuli be for submssios. 10 Collision, Bssufort,
Barpveu Peodso, and even in the Up eocrtry, people
we're unit mis- question. He closed amid great Ap-
pisue.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE OF GEORGIA.
ArersrA (ea), Nov -, lsse.
The yxest meeting evcr held In Greene county, 9esr
sia, came on on friday. ns most influential nes m
the county participated. Resolutions Of conservative
character were alnsst uBaninousy adopted They urge
the call Of . etAas Couvsntien Of oil parties
10 calmly consider The evils threatening The de-
ssrucsos Of ths national Union, appealing 70 tho
peorss Of the union TO discard the councils
Of sgissns politicians and dsmagogrs Of al sections and
nly 70 he support Of inpsrilsd government; They
~ the politicians, nsssad os alayirg shs syci.smsrs
nvs Hirrcd y up lrssss4 w rsyrs1rs EgtuAJ d'Svus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
THE MINUTE MEN OF NORFOLK.

NoRFoIE, Nov. 20, 1870.
A large number Of Minute Men Of Norfolk sersnAded st
Ashland Hall last evening and elected Charles Harris a.
their chief Speeches made and great enthusiasm
wss evi1csd.
The cockads Of blue and orange II being xorn rsSy.
An adjourned meeting win be held 70 night. The
ctenent stl unabated
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29


Harper for July is received The cngra.
viuga are beautiful and the subject matter
highly Instructive and entertaining. Theil.
lustra,cd srticlesare Among the Nsil.Ma
kcrs;" "Ancient Monuments in the United
States" - Plea for Monster" and "Lovel
the Widower." Addrcss Harper Bros.. NeN
York. Prioc 50 year.
The Atlantic for July has been received
nom The publisher. Tickuor & Fields, Doe.
ton, and q glance q. ils pages sa,ishes Us tha,
IL is brim.rall Of good things. Subscribe for
Il and You will never begrudge your money,
Price, 81 year or 81 taken with the TRs'
UNE.
Cooley for July is "star" number, beau
iifuIy illustrated by a steel engraving and
"a plates. Il is almost indispensable in eve
~ well.rcgulated household. Price 81 :
year, or 81 taken with the TRpvSE.
BlackwoOd for June has been received
from the American publishers, l.. Scott 4 Co.
New York. Price 81 for Blsekwood or any
Of the Reviews, S. for any two or $40 for th'
whole ave.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29
New YorI, nInrkc1.

NEw YoRK, June %.
FLouR-Sales Of l52OO bbls at S5 35@5 Is
for super western IS 55@5 20 for common
to medium extra western; SIS 60@ 80 for in
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHgAr-snlesat 81 4O@sL55.
RYE-Sales at B2c.
BARLEY-Sales at 60@70e.
CORN-S Sales 1, 100 bu at 40 for new yellow
oATs-Sales at 4O@42e for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WHIsKY-held at 2lI6
PoRE-Snles at sl7 40 for old mess; SIS 60
@l6i5 for new mess
BLET--sales at 81 OO@450 for country
prime; "a 00@5 0O for country mess.
BEEF HANS STEADY. Sales at $40 OO@$l5.
90 for western,
Cur MEATs-Quiet at TIC for shoulders
and 9d914c for hams.
BAcON-Steady. Sales at 93{c.
LARD--Sales at lll4@ll9lo.
BUTTER--A fair business doing at I0@l7c
for Ohioi ll@20c for State.
CHEE E--7@Ilc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29

District Court is now in session in this
place, Judge Gholson on the Bench. assisted
by Judges seney and Plants. The principal
cases disposed Of are the following:
Vernon vs.. Ridgley Of Bloom tp. Report
Of referees confirmed and sale Of land order
cd,
sager vs.. Beery, on Error, from Pleasant
tp. Verdict Of Com. Pleas affirmed.
Mrs. Stanley vs. Poole. demanded 70
Com. Pleas.
StultE and Altenhaugh vs. W. NJ johnson
Admir-. Judgment for defence.
ID. Martin ct al ys Board Of Education Of
Liberty Up. Dism issed.
GalbFaiih vs. Yanness Of Seneca ip. Yer
dict Of Com. Pleas reversed.
Neeley Va Merry, Adm'r Of 4. p. Osborne.
Verdict for Plaintiff and sale Of land OIdsSsd.
coOnrod vs. Green, Executor Of DreShaek-
Judgment ior Defendant affirmed.
oasssfBiua " Luta Of Plssanl iP. is now
under a3rbemfbt.
. a -
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Terms of SnhsrrintiNnl
RlnnkaI RInnkH I

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printcd on fine paper, kept con.
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai
nuSE OFFtcE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, SubpOenne,
Attachments, Nendts,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Illank Notes, &c., SC.
NFJustices and N0lahes supplied on reas-
enable e. =. m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29

Wigwam at Clyde.--The Republicans
OF Clyde are Of the wide-Awake stamp. They
have Republican organization, and are 60
ing to give the sham democracy big fight
this fall. They have raised about $l25 for
the purpose Of building wigwam in which
to hold their meetings during the coming
Campaign. r.. Or.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29

The ''GloTiOus FOuTth'' win make It's
annual return on next W Wednesday. The 40.
niversary o. the birthday Of our Independ.
enee should not be allowed to pass unnolleod
and yet we observe no preparations being
made to honor the day in Tiffin. Most Of the
business houses Of our city will be closed,
however and we suppose our citizens will
betake themselves TO whatever enjoymeht
their fancy or caprice may dictate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29
Business Houses 70 be closed July the

Fourths 1900
We, the undersigned, Merchants OF THIN,
take this method Of notifying oar patrons
that our respective places Of business will be
closed on Wednesday, July 4th, 1850.
F, X, ShaWhan, Soudcr n Carpenter, Jesse
Shriver, W. u. Keilholir, Kirchncr & Worn.
dron, II. A Buskirk 4 Bro. ,Sirickor a Bros
l., q VI. Miller, Chss' Leincr. Bachcr a
Wenncr, NJ, Sullivan, J. Vollmer. Crum 4
Brohl d. Barnhart, jr. John King. s. E.
Beckman, U. White, ,Wm.Sullivan F.Bloom
c. NJ. Yerk. J. N, Naylos a Bro, McAllis.
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Kuebler, Geo, Ernest, Patrick II. Ryan, J ohm
Houok, Thos. a. II. S. Rea.
June 22,2w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29

Resigned.--John II. Hudson who has so
long held the office Of Superintendent Of the
S D. 4 @. Railroad has resigned his position
to take effect on the first Of July. Mr.. G. G.
Kimball, Of Massachusetts,, has been elected
Superintendent in his stead Mr.. Hudson was
an obliging and popular officer, and many
will regret bis retiring.