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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
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At Upper sandusky. Mag 2Iet 1860, Of
Consumption, SUSAN E, wife Of JoHS CANT
BELL and daughter OF Thomas Richardson.
Mrs. Campbell, was born in Pennsylvania,
whsnoo she removed with her papents 70 this
state some thirty years since. Her father To-
Gated near this place where be has resided
ever since. she enjoyed reasonable health un.
al within q few years. The "iell destroyer
seleeied her for his victim, aud she fingered
for lopg time, AZ :. 0lten the ease.
Hef taneringl lhrough her proiaeted M
ness well great' boz, having Fixed her hopes
0n thing IN Heaven, she pas enabled 70 ealm-
ly await i1t I|m lYnpt doalh a. q hind mss-
Ienger senl l1|easc hir from the troubles
and trials Of bIs Nufii. and permit her 10
Join her Sayior. ia many iHeuds aho have
gone that way boioIt On DO itilna above.--
She departed this lie ih The ieth year Of her
age. leRFips har Aged parents. her husband
and ionr children, with other relatives, and
. pumerous circle Of hiendi 10 noun her
loga ",
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

The Premium TOwnships.--Veniee tp
has the most horses, bot those 10 Seneca tp,
are valued the highest. Bloom has The most
cattle, but those in Reed are valued the high
sst seipio has the most sheep. Bloom has
the most hogs. but those in Clinton are val
ued the highest Seneca has the most sarEis.
ges, but those in Clinton are valued the
highest, Loudon has the most watches and
Clinton the most pianos Thompson rnised
the most Wheat and Oats last year; Venice.
the most Rye Big Spring, the most Barley
Venice, the most BuekWheat; Pleasant, the
most Corn and Reed, the most Hay.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Nav HoRE, May %.
FLoUR--Sales Of 1920 bills At s5 l505 20
FOR super western IS S0@5 60 for common
TO medium extra western; IS S5@6 90 for in
ierior 70 good shipping brands extra roaHd
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-s at 81 229Sl 55.
RYE-Sales at 92c.
BARLET-Sales at 14G75c.
CoRN- Sales 4, 100 bu At 20 for new yellow
oATs-Sales at 40@4oe for State, West.
ern and Canadian.
WmsKY-held at 2llS ..U ".
POsE--Sales at sl7 40 for old mess; SlT IS
0l1 81 for new mess.
BhET-Sqlcs at 81 OO@45o for country
primes s5 0n@h 50 for country mess.
BEEF HAMs--Sleady. Sales at $40 OO@Sl5.
90 Tor western.
Cur MEArs-Quiet at 7ISc for shoulders.
and 5@y14c for hams.
BACON Steady Sales at 91<c.
LARD-Sales at ll1&@IAe.
BUTrER--A fair business doing at I0@i7c
for Ohioi ls@lsc for State.
CHEEE-7@llc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

ssOdr Flag is ThsFs.1--Thss monster
Aas, which was such a prominent feature Of
the eamPaign Of 1856. was stretched across
Maih street on Saturday and waved ri.
umPhantly, having the names Of LINCOLN
and HAMIIN the next President aud Vice
Prssideut Of ihe uhited States in,eribed upon
It. That hag is an eye-sore 70 the Demoera.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
Total, Meadow, acres, ~ ,027, tuns, 9,036,

@NN-fAt NANoHNN tNNANoI = ffb~f NNNel ~9rvoe
Accident.--Horse KiIIed.--ou Monday
afternoon, while few families from town
were enjoying picnic in Nowland's woods,
the Turner's of this city marched out with a
band for similar purpose. Owing it is
said, to the predominAuoe of Lager, the latter
became rather boisterous aud engaged in a
general melee with sticks, pieces of rails and
whatever else lhey could get their hands on,
causing the "clarei" 10 Aow ia useveral instan.
ces. As Mr. Haas was driving out for his
family, team belonging to Mr.. Harrison No
Bile, which was standing by tho road side.
(the driver having his attention diverted by
the row, became frightened and ran against
bis horse. The tongue Of the wagon struck
the horse iust back Of the LEFT fore leg and
killed him instantly. The horse was the
property Of Smith. Barnes a OO and the
loss viii beseriously felt. Mr. Haas RascOn.
siderably hart.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

The Total Value Of property pertaining
to merchandising in the county, as returned
by the Assessors, is Sl9A, ,sO7. Of which $685.
3sl is in Tifin. Total value Of property en-
Ployed in manufacturing. S4l 1857; value Of
monies assessed, S4l5 ,725; value Of credits
and book accounts. $574 .6l3; value Of stocks
returned, sl9,6s6. econ rr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

In shipping Produce il !, a. indispeh.
SAbly necessary 70 entrust it 10 a good reliable
Commission Merchant as tits TO have Il we'll
packed. WswOuld therefore say to all who
have anything 70 ship. Il yon wantit sold at
the highest price aud desire an immediats re.
turn, send it to PATTERsOS, EEwm a Co.,
Ciaeinnati, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

WOOl.-We are now in the midst Of sheep.
Shearing, A few small lots have already
been offered. Prices range from 30 to 45 cts
according to quality. We say to farmers,
don't bC fooled by sending your wool off to
Cleveland or some other place, when you can
do better at home Our merchants are pre-.
pared to pay the highest market price in cash
for all the wool in the county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Sheep Killed by DOgs.--The Assessors
returns show the number Of sheep killed by
dogs in Seneca Co., during the past year, to
be 7lO and their value SllsO, Number in
jured by dogs, in the same time. 64O-value
S73L 10 il not fact that do Is are getting
to be q nuiSancsf sOipiO township has suf.
fered the most.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

IVNTdI0 NuFE oTIofIi ohe yelF JUU
G1-Arsduotion Of per cent. from the above rates
viii BE- aSds fer Cash.
Ths spaes, oseuPsd By iOhhs' Of the type composing
squafa
An lTaaSisnt advertisements, togsthsF with Admins
uaton, Attachment, Road aul Ditch Notices, must be
paid fofih advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite time win
be charged for until ordered oct
whsn yearly advertisements arc inIsHsd, one or
moro ehtAgss will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

CANANDAGUA, July g, 1859.
Messrs. Hostetter & smith, Pittsburgh,
Pas-Gents:-As we are strangers, here.
with enclose you twenty eight dollars for four
dozen llostetter's stomach Bltters, Nhich
please forward via Michig,n Southern hail.
road, Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Station.
have purchased several dozen bottles At To
ledo this Summer, but the sale Is on the IN.
crease 90 much that wish 10 open direct
trade with you. / was induced 20 Try your
Bitters by my physician, for the Liver Com.
plant, and received such material aid that I
have recommended Il TO others and have sold
about two dozen per week for some time. I
have all kinds Of medicine in my store, bot
there is none that can 80 eheeFfully aud
truthfully recommend as your Bitters, for I
know they have helped me beyond my expee.
tation, Yours respectfully.
PHILO WILSON.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere.
tn See advertisement in another column.
malo I'm w H.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Corn In the ground is coming on finely,
but we hear Of considerable having to be re.
planted on account Of bad seed Farmers
cannot be too careful in the selection Of Ii cir
seed Prom what we have seen, We should
think that more than an average crop has
been planted. Some portions Of the county
are suffering considerable for want Of rain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

FOstoFia.-We paid Aging visit to Eos.
toria this week and found Il one Of the 'Hive"
towns. The town is improving rapidly, a
number Of residences, manufacturing estab.
lishments and churches have been erected and
there is an air Of business about the place that
We like to see. NtA. .tt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Glorious PrOspect.--The wheat.felds
Of this county present spectacle Of richness
aud beauty rarely seen ht this season Of the
year. ]. Is heading out finely and can
scarcely fail Of an abundant crop.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Allkinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, Wen printed on fine paper, kept con
stantlY on hand and for sale cheap at the Tai.
huHE OFrioE; such sa
neeae. Fuutmons.
Aett 1Eee, BuhpoemuEs
Amendments, Vendia,
Executions, ConstnbIs Sales,
Blank Notes, &c., sc.
GTJustiees aud NOtarea supplied on reas-
nuablo terms. m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Personal Property Valuation d. sea-
eca County, for iS0O.--We srs irdeb,ed
to our very clever sud efficient Deputy Aud
itor. Mr.. j. E Mccormack. fof The following
tabular siaiemCpt Of the numbcr and velua-
ton of psrsohsl pibpcrty 10 Seneca Co. &C.
the year ls60, together With The crop Of 1889.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Young America Aroused. The wide.
awake, Republican young men Of Tifin have
taken steps toward organizing a club for the
campaign, This is right. All young men,
who desire the promotion Of free principles,
free labor and free homestead, will rally to
the standard Of "Honest Abe Lincoln, !" the
giant Of the West He's live candidate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Our Devil came rushing into our sAnetum
the other day a beniguAnt smile oVerspread-
ing bis youthful eountensncs Knowing
some happy thOUsht had struck him which
would be eased by communicating Il to The
''LOeai . We asked him ,...s
Whats uPr' r'aRgg snoEge
''He're gong to BEAT tho DemOnocrsy
this hll." %. no t.e
H"hight suref"s rlI .er1rI.. ..lia.a
wei" says he. we're going to gIvethenl
Liekin' and Ham'rip', any how T
WsgAYs bin three centl apd told him "a
20 aud take tbuat.1
Court q sdli 10 ssssios. The sa,es .,
imPOrtanoo disPosad Of, since our last issue,
are the iollOaiugl iari ial.r
gamaliel coWlss vs, Johh crum Of Eden
Up. Action brought 70 recover on hogs which
bad become mixed in SbiPping. Verdict oi
S2i6 Of Pidintf 1o loaF1p1 l.k
The following divorces have been granted,
Rsbeeea Berknan W Wm. BaFknan,
Henry Hoffman W. Mary Hoffman.
Jane Fife 70. Jas. W. Fife.
Mary seabeF " Wm seaber.
Ellen Morfoot " Jae. MoEioot. 81. a.
Joel KeglOAh W. SabinA Krsgloah.
lipsdalena Leathernah W. ,. y. Leaiher-
nan. faraasat .aN .aaf 'rsl 30
Oaiharins Hoover vl. oso. HoOysr--slinO-
ny Ct $50 allowed.
The oaasOf David Nosl. BY hisuext friend.
Dennis Blue. vs. JOhn BAlln Of Iibesiy tp
for slandsr-damEes of $1,000 slaimed-i'
s.ill pending. "
Court viii adjoaIh seat Nelk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Republicans Attend i-Tbero will be a
meeting Of Republicans at the Court House,
on Saturday evening, June 9th. to hear the
rcpOrts Of committees, adopt constitution
and Organizo permanently Lincoln Wide.
Awake Club. Let oil attend.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

On the Goth of May. by j. A. Newman.
Esq, at his residence Mr.. THoMAs CHANBEA-
LAIN Of Bloom township, 70 Miss LayISA
FREDLY Of Venice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Mules.--The number Of mules in Seneca
Co. is "a, 90 fOllOws! Big Spring 9, Eecn ,,
Jackson / Loudon ,, Pleasant 4, scipio 2,
Seneca 4, Venice 4, TiGn 4.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
wateg OF Advcrtieing,

Agreed upon By the proprietor Of the Tmn Tribune
Shd sspsss Advertiser, May iO,h, 1885, to be strictly
saforosd IN an eassr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Cdlldd your 0fOcer co. Hcrfisk hilau,g
Gold Medal Sslcreius II is The only pcr.
f,ctlv healthy ehlrratue made, Ancr usinr
one BALI tho rahtf VI yuu arc not taas6ci, NJ
turn the balance and get the money paid iur
he whole. "A is much better b ne viz
eream tettar than coda. II lie peculiarly al
ted foe Cyspeptic persons. Try u. For sale
hy Groccra and Druggists, and II wholesale
hy
The wholesale agent IN THIN is II. A. Bus
Kirk & Bro. Sandueky, J. ID. Whitney, Hos
mer q Wells and N. J buyer. Toledo, NAY
q Hathaway, and BY all New York Whole.
sale GrOcers and By most Of The Grooers ih
Cleveland.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
Crop OrIs5O.


Total, Wheat, acres, 81 600, bush 500 500;
Rye, acres, 664, bush SO6li Barley, acres,
s3s, bush I4,40I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

a Family Necessity. .--Tbo following
sialement speaks fer itself-t tExtracO ella
lifting thc kettle from thU ERE Il caught end
scalded my hands and persen very severely
-onc hand almost to a crisp. The tarturs
wac uncomfortable. ltwas an aw fnl sight ,
The Mustang Lluiment appeared 10
extract the pain almost Immediately. II
healed rapidly and leN no scar Of aecount.- -
Charles Foster, 400 Broad Street, Philadsl.
phia" II d truly wonderful article. II
will cure any case of swelling. burus, s,iG.
joints, eruptohs or Rheumatsm. For Hor.
ses IL should never be dispensed with. One
donar's worth Of Mustang has ffequshtly
saved a valuable horse II cures galds,
Spreins, riugbonc. SPAWN and founders Be.
ware of limitations. sold IN all Imrts ~ the
habitsble Globe. BARNES A PARK,
ma25.lm Proprietors, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

[ -ThattheTnInUNB has the laru-
~ cit ylaGqn, and b., therefore, the
best medium for advertising, IN Seneca
CountY, "a 500 .'r...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
Cilleinnnti NInrIset.
Timm RetniI Mnrkef.


[Consotod wcttly, by ". a. BUBKIRK Bro
Wholesale and Retail deNlsft Ia GFocsriet and pro
duos Of allkiuds, shs Shhnh Rloek Tim O.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
TiMin Pricoa Cnrrrnf.


(oousotsd weekly by sh ivsr, dealer Dry GOodI,
Groceries, Cafpslingt Boots ahd Shoes, and Ready.
Made ClothiHg, And purchaser Of sVsty description
Woo L,-3U ol4ae. ~. ~
WHEAr-ri1OB ,il ....
CoEN--O -Ohelirdj sog,
DO tEhfl 2Ge. IE. ""
RYE--O087s. .. ..
DARLEY-0O87S. ."." ...... ..s H
OATs--30o
foTATORa-.u.2S
FLAX SgED-- sO.0.0Bi 90.
bUTTEs--loaOqs 5e1r.U EsF. .ss
TElLoW-too. 81. "a HH
sHoEED HANs--eeiOo.
DO siess sse aaioULbsEs- sBIs. ii t-
PioHLEn PoHE--eGDc. IU -
CLOVES BEED-of,U0 90 o.. ..
hnE1WAN-z2un2Sc. HHr|rr.'.
EEsruERs--tol8Ooo. 4
ha0lsseus ..H
Gases HIDEs--Se 8gK. . ..F.. ...-
DR Do IOe.
Ecgs-To. y doEen.
. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

House Burned.-Wo learn tha, the
dwelling Of Mr.. Britz, on the Kline farm west
Of Tifin, was burned on Saturday last.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
Friday, June 4, 1850.


wehave sli the facilities ofihe larger cities
FOR doing all kinds Of Beck aud job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give Ne call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

Thanks to Hon. John Carey for copies Of
Message and Documents for 1850"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
Tiffia atjEtkIp 1Fibaus,


Local and aiScellaneous'
Bdndusky, DoYton = Cincinnati Il. n.
Psassnesr Trains On Ibis ruad now leave
tbis Station a. follows3
Going South. Goinr North.
Mail, ..... .9.45 an Mail. =. a. .s:l9rN
Night Exp. 9;5OfN Night E1p. AGO ~
clyde StntiOn.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass CLYDE station as follows. Going East,
6;O6s N, 1895 p M, end 6.24 n M
Going West, ss5i !. M, s;49 p. m. and s:9l
p. M.
Forest station.
Trains on TIE Pittsburg, ~. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follower Going
East, 4.iS a. n, and 4;l5p. m. Going West,
1888 q. m, and 1880 p. M.
cEnspnblio and Ttmn traia aIissl in Tifn % n,
A. NJ. Departs q $40, p. ~.
tT-Hsckt leave Tima daily fof EsfdAfo ,ud ifl.
weekly for Fostora pnd Urpef sanduidy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
CAMPAIGN TRInUNE.

Now Is tho time 20 Subscribe.
We willsend the TRinVvr 10 any address
during The Presidential campaign, Tor 7S cts.
Lel club be eol up 10 every neighberhood.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01
Meadow.

Total, Buckwhcat, acres, 1920, bu II, ,II9;
Corn, acres, 2s,5l9, bu 9O9,934; Oats, acres,
10 ,593, bu 3g2, ,7eg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-01

The following is q sample Of the numerous
letters constantly receiving for Hostettsrs
Stomach Bltters:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
Ratification. Meetings.

Kansas Cir, NO, July 9, 1900
An mmorsc Douglas and Johnson ratification meeting
and torcbghi procession held here lmt night "a
lucs hrcd bonfrcs bazed throughout the city and
the public buildings Illuminated and decorated with
flags and ransparcncles. II was The larrcs, political
meeting assembled In Western Missouri Speeches
were made by Col Claiborne, Van Horp EDITOR OF tho
JoaTnai q Commerce, cx-Nayor Payne aud others.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July ., 1890.
large and enthusiastic ratification meeting for the
purpose OF endorsing Bell and Everett prcercss.
A meeting Of the Harden county democracy, at lila
BEETHOVEN 10 day endorsed Douglas and johnson snd de-
nounccd tho seccders. meeting of the Campbell county
democrats did the same yesterday
wGsrycIox. July 8, 1soo
public meeting 10 raify the nomination u Douglas
and johnson took place tonight in iron; Of the
City Hail. The stand beautifully Illuminated
with numerous ,ransrarcncics &C. ResoE;.ors en-
dorsng the Cincinnati platform and non4nter-
vcriiun were passed. g. W. Circuit, Of Virginia, ma
others delivered speeches earnest advocacy OF TIE
ncmnecs, and predicting the triumph Of Inc principles
which they declared. The proceeds ss cortrred
III late hour.
The frcpds Of breckenridge dcsfn nc.dns a ra..fca.
ticn meeting NEXT week.
Mcfsrs. Philip and soomons, Of Washington have econ
srded the contract for supplying Tho Treasury DIst-
mcnt and Bureaus with stationery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
Reception of Keenan,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YoRg, June go, 1s5o.
From the characteristic tone Of your remarks your
leader Of this day. upon proposed reception of 'prize
nghters cannot fail To supply you with extract
ceivcd from London under date Of June o.
TIE RECONCILIATION OF England and America az IL Is
pompousy called, which has been performed at the Al
hambra Leicester square after the principal actors have
been oied, Is beginning TO be regarded what II
ia pitiable farce. But regret 10 say that ayers and
ccnan st the subjects Of sorablo curiosity aud
hero worship Both men lead less Of a public
life. They frequently 10 be met with at theatres ex-
hbi,iUns end public houses IN the neghborbood Of st.
MAJ tins lane Whenever they recognized they are
10 DO mobbcd about and their admirers bo.
a perfect nuisance 20 the men themselves. They
well known here any monstrosity who bad
escaped from would be, and, set OF 10 their
fame have 10 endure tho pains and penalties OF boorety
Both men from all can hear, spending their money
freely the English champion especially, who delights
In treating boon companions, who will net know him
when his money s gone. hear by the way. that q cce-
braie artist has been engaged % paint representation
&C the eight at Marlborough II IL 70 be hoped hat this
gumor s wholly untrue. When viii people live and
lcarrf ANTIBoXER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
City InteIiigence.

CALM AcT-A LADY SAVED DnovSns--As the
barge L. Mullen and towboat Only Son, n pleasure
excurscn from New York TO Newark Ray Grove consist
ing OF about hundred young ladies aud half many
gentlemen, gliding into Newark hy about twelve
O'Clock Saturday, young lady, Mss Mammalian,
who stepping ft The barge 70 The owboat struck her
bead against beam, and falling between the boats INTO
tho water, linking distance from The stern
of The boat. Among the crowd there was young
ssuiLerIer Mr.. T. j. Newly, stranger 10 the party,
who hearing the shres snd seeing the form Of the poor
girl sni H. sasDg into tie water from tho deck, and
cofpcrattly towards the spot where she was last
seer when, sfter Struggling md bu.,tlpg against the
wavce until he fGissacd she lost, aud his
strength larg, he after hard struggle succeeded
rea L,ng The beat In state q exhaustion. The Caspry
that leads lady TO the dance. hands her IAN, well
e,ourh ~ ~ place but The feeling at prompted that
rohb Young man, total 70 tho party and 10
the country 10 rick bis own lie 10 save othss, cannot
be TOO hgi.ly spoken %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
persoual Inssllsscuce,

Hon. n. l. Yslee. o. rlosLia lion. Joseph lane, Of
Oregon: Hon A. o. y Nicholson of Tennessee and Major
Pen NcCucch n Icxrs, amorg the arrivals nt the
-. Nchoins Hotel yesterday.
U,n g. T. frrh of Ohio: j. g Jonfs. Esq, Of Georgia;
xothof FRA and lady. Charleston. n Hfr Cohen and
hfniy ~ savannah; sud NJ J. q Karin, ~ the United
States Army, s,crrirs a, tho tinh Avenue Hotel
Major Lowry and wife, Of New jersey T. wallcn, Esq,
81 toDnoctcut; and W c. Atwood Eq., of Philadelphia,
ere stopping al the Union rlace Hotel.
NJ Fanny, az the United states Navy, stopping AZ
the - I~nis Hotel
Oh n n csrr,eli, II Schenectady, Captain Tracy,
The tinted states Army ana Dr. w. Nnklcr or Savannah
are s;aipsLe at tho Metropolitan Hotel
c..sso DiJdle, rs., snJ lady, Of Texas; r. Hochhse
Tq ~ w. nue~i stiles Peck, Esq Of Carmel, ~ " " L.
a. iri.cs ESQ Of New orleans j. r. varscr Esq and r.
r. George, no. Of Texas; Wayne Oivne ExQ., Of Ion
don snd ". A. BsockneI Esq. OF New Jersey stop.
ping at the isf~ge House.
s~-r,cr Dovrrs, when ne leaves New York, win pro.
coed to cs,cn Springs ontario county, n r., w6ese
his a.ntLsr rriics.
VIC rrsrsf 10 learn that Mrs. Governor Hicks Of Mary.
i-rd rc,o,ied D. lying at The point ~ death and can
cd X also rcs expected ~ I've Mr. Hicks has been IA
rr ryr,. time wish cor~-r,rs.on his win be Z Sad
bcrcsY,rcnt 70 the ovcrnor his own health not ~
fairly restored
yr. Ipcoins youngest child, remarkably bright boy
~ sx years y lying w. ~ the point Of death, with
-rirf feycr. Mr. lincoln has Not been seen outside Of
his h~sc, in exseI< al the bedside Of biz child,
since friday sfi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
Douglas Meeting In Hartford.

HAk1foRp, July ., I'D.
An enthusiastic meeting Of democrats OF this city was
held this evening at National Had ratfyng the ron.rs-
tion Of Douglas and johnson at baltimore John c. Pal
Chairman, and William A. Richardson Of IL no.s
ard NJ west Esq Of tho Connecticut delegates 10
The National Convention, made eloquent aud strorg
speeches, which were loudly appauded. strorg non
Intervention resolutions passed and platform ard
nominees enthusiast :ally endorsed.
Another despatch from republican source prcnogrcos
the meeting failure in point Of numbers, aging there
not over two hundred present. TIA; The -rgo mao
riiy Of the party leaders yet refuse 10 support Duzgs
and tina, the Douglas wing refuge any coalition With tho
Hreckniridcc wing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
THE FOURTH IN nRaoxLYN.

The eighty torrth anniversary of Awerc.n Ird~i~n-
dcncc win be celebrated By the rns Of caas~s, yiasss
Of bei rsrrte Of thu military ard grand display &c
areworls rtc national isg win " Displayed from the
City Hal and other public buildings in the morning
A. pas seven n Tie morning the Ffh brigade I'M
der command Of Geoersi crcoke, wa form Cumtcr
lwrd street. tbe right resting Green avenue The line
OF march win be through Han piace. fistbua Avenue
Schernerhorn street Bead street. Atlantic street, smsh
-,ycci sacket stree C.non street. 5eEsiemen street
Court street aud Myrtle aventc. 4 platform has been
erected IN tho CITY Hal P1k for The accommodates Of
bard OF music IN tie cfen'rr Tho fireworks Tor ths
Western dlsT u.n - di-phye, ffcm the Hal. Inc
a riley r he Easterr rrct VII be on the open lots