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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
ID EsTRUCTivE CONFEDERATION
IS Business Buildings Destroy cdl
4 10000 WORTH OF PROPERTY LOST.

4VJ,VVV WORTH OF PROPERTY LOST.
About one o'clock yesterday morning, 4
wooden building on the south side Of Third
street near jackson, was discovered to he on
fire, and the flames spread with such rapid
ity and force as to consume every building
on that side Of the street, between Robert
and Jackson, together with dwelling houses
in the rear.
The street being narrow. and the heat Sc
intense as to prevent the firemen occupying
it effectively, the, buildings on the nor
side soon ignited, and every building on that
side with the exception Of Larpenteur's
brick store, Beaumont & Gordon's and
Bidwell's stone buildings. from Robert to
jackson, was entirely consumed.
From Third street the confagration ex-
tended down Robert street, taking every
building in its course to Fourth, with the
exception Of Vetal Gurein's unoccupied stone
building aud Wilionghby's stable. The
stone building proved barrier to its furthe,
progress in that direction. and probably pre-
vented the destruction Of al the buildings
between jackson and Robert streets-per.
haps Is far down rs Seventh street, rs the
wind was in that direction.
At one time, to all appearance, the flames
were unconquerable, and people began te
despair ofsaving any Of the business portion
of lower town. but setting the futi:ity of at
tempting to suppress them, the hre,nen ben,
oil their efforts to prevent their spreading
across Robert street, and were successful.
The total number 81 buildings entirly DIES.
troyed was thirty four, being the largest
,,,,,,,l>av orop 1,,,.ut a., O. po,,1 - $50 g..
They were mostly Of wo"d. and not Of tn,
best class, but with modern improvements
most Of them made respectable and conve
nient stores. The upper stories of seine o
them were used as residences, and probabl,
some fifteen or twenty families lost theil
homes, for the time.
1t is difficult to estimate the total amour
Of losses sustained by this fire, but no on,
sets it at less than $l00OoO.- Pioneer O
Saturday..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

GRATING THE GRAPr-The editor Of
the Amertcan otton Plunter, says:
Having practiced grapes for the last ten
years, I never found any difficulty in this
operation; in fact, they graft as easy as any
other fruit. Instead Of propagating grape
vines, as is usually done, BY single eye Is
a cutting, always found it a more sure way
to graft them to q piece Of root, and if it BE-
q rare kind, Of . long jointed growth, Is
American grapes generally are, one bud was
sufficient. hardly ever lost more thar,
five per cent. ! never used any grating
wax, but planted the gratis in the ground
Immediately, and covered consequently the
united piece with earth. This is undoubt-
eddy much safer plan than relying on sin
gle buds as cuttings. When grating on
|stumps, taking two or three buds on the
graft, have sometimes had grapes the frs,
season, but always fair crop tho second
summer.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
CHARLEsrcw,,N, Va, is.

80 - CHARLEBTuwN, va, 10.
The town was thronged with visitors to-
day, and several companies Of military were
in attendance. III
Stephens and bartlett were hung ct noon.
They appeared resigned to their fate. Ste
phens died very hard, while Hartlett died
without :. struggle. Both exhibited great
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
LATER fRox nExIco ArDTE.x,.Xs...

LATER FRO1 MEXICO AND Al.
New ORLEANs. March 12.-fhs schooner
Arrogant. from Vera Cruz on the I'd inst.
has arrived.
MiIamon had reached San Juan; th,,,,
leagues from VEN ,Gru1 on the 3D. thyeok.
ening Alvarado and Vera Cruz.
Two vessels fitted ont at .Campsaohy;
were sent 10 Vera Cruz for tho purpose Of
assisting the Liberals in The transportation Of
provisions and munitions. 4s4 \ 2 2
Gen. Houston's dispatch to Mr.. Nc Cullooh
says there will DO stirring times on the Rio
Grande ere long.
Massilla, arizona, date. to the "a, ars 70
ceived.
A serious difficulty hid occurred between
American and Mexican settlers. Several
were killed on both sides. Ths Hexieaas
outnumbering, surrounded by the Amssi-
cans, who sent to Fort Fillmore for troops.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

@ The Auburn Union boast Of . skater
in that city BY the name Of Henry Carr,
who jumped twenty feet on skates, and
skated mile in two minutes. A looomo-
tive is the only thing ahead Of such cart.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
: ADVERTISEMENT

ELECTION NOTICE. a
T. Notice is hereby given that On election
will be held at the District School House, in
the city of Red Wing, Goodhue county, Min
resota, on tho Sd day OF April next, for tie
purpose Of electing the following city of3csr..
to wit:
A CITY MAYOR,
A CITY CLERK, - r
AJUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and
THREE COUNCILNEN. lsf
The polls will be open from twelve O'Clock
at noon till four o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day. Dated, March 2lst, 1860.
HANS MATTSON,
l9o-w2 City Clerk.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

+ GTThe condition Of Attorney General
BLACK began to change very much for the,
worse on Saturday. He was suffering violsnt
pain in the region Of the heart. -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
PIXIES fEAk.

LEAvENWORTH, March II.
The Denver express Of the 9TH arrived
to-day, bringing $500 in dust. and two
passengers from tho Rocky Mountains
From the Neus Of March 7th, We select the
following M 81
We have been shown nugget from Ne
yada gulch weighing over 100 penny weights,
two thirds gold.
A heavy gale occurred on Friday, the I'd
inst, doing some damage in the city 9TH
erwise the weather had been warm and
pleasant.
w. w. Atkins, alias Hehneythuk, who
vas severely wounded by Sheriff Repleri in
an ARRAY some weeks since, was hung or
the Goth ult by band Of regulators.
Atkins had made threats against 4 mer
at Mountain City. and was considered s
dangerous person.
Capt Geary arrived on the 4th with /.
company Of SO men. via the Platte route, il
AZ days from St. Joseph.
The Platte was being substantially bridg
ed at Honduras rancho, Is miles below
Denver.
The express course now runs from tn.
mouth of Beaver Greek to Denver direct
saving so miles in distance.
An express line had been started between
Denver and Mountain City, from the Tar
rail diggings in the South Fork.
We learn that about IS men were Z
work With varying success.
Snow or the fork was about 2 feet deep
and melting rapidly.
Some new and rich discoveries were 70
ported in the neighborhood" Of Blue River
yielding IS cents to the pan.
The duel between Messrs Bliss an,
Stone, was fought with double barreled sho
guns loaded with ounce balls-distance 8,
PAGES. Stone was shot in the groin, and .
the departure of the coach was said to b
dying.
ST.. LOUIS. March Is.
The central overland mail and Pike
Peak express arrived this morning, bringing
dates from Salt Lake City to the Oath q
February, and from Denver City to the I'll
inst. The express brings $500 in golt
dust. lie day previous to the.departure Q
the express from Denver City, duel wa
fought between Mr.. Bliss. the Provisions
Governor, and Dr. Stone, q member Of tn
Legislature. DR.. Stone was shot through
the hip, and was supposed to be MORTAL
wounded. The difficulty grew out Of OF
fensive remarks made BY Gov. Bliss at tn
dinner table.
The rush to the digg,nes had commenced
and mining prospects never were SO brigh
as at present.
A corporal of Renos battery was foun'
dead at Camp Floyd on the 18th Of Febru
ary. A woman and her husband have beel
charged with the murder and arrested.
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80 &4l4GQtS
.enG I ls93k
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

'SV oStSVCu1SN 1ZVNNOU VV7VVICtG Ul
an alleged alliance between Russia and Aus.
tria. received by the America via Queens
town, attracted considerable attention and
its authenticity was actively canvassed.-
The 'hronic!e in a subsequent leader, re-
peated the news, remarking this new alliance
corroborates the statement we have for some
time past reiterated, that there existed a
dark and wide spread conspiracy against the
cause Of freedom and progress, and imme-
diately menaceing the peace Of Europe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

for drsnug lots They shah be duly IN Icnrs
lsoa and which viii Ss is ss S9 5 sseOsag to the d
each crhone shall have slope three inches o svs
s E a @s
II Hill Gs e1s
inches shorter than three feet having ii M a ~
shs admted II he = INC a'lA gutter
twelve s w s 81 Be made Ss. re
s ssngss Of nS . sss TWENTY Feet
SaT sss long y ss ss
Sssp gsas ] q sag TN MS sdss # pa6s
dssp eas eight thereof md these cypress s.
thick pointed at The end which enters s the s1enS
three Of Ave inch spikes to each brace aud over his
IN S II srs e. ads e q ten inches Ms
sfosssa Th ~ ineh cat seks I'M gutter shall
se a hss
ect and hair inch The snrfass Of gutter plank
YIN 0s n INCH s a The
s ss ssp s a sy @ F. -four sg ss s
press plank for the sides and bottom with two by four Inches
and said CUTTERS shall through the whole width 81 the
BRcK PAyEsEsr walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bricks Of the best quality, In herring lake
s guilty s S Between
b b5fss s neb o. VEL s with sharp sand and coating d it
Prior 70 laying The bricks the ground shall bs cut ~
per foot The ground where be filed up BY Tie
eey solid There &c seds w q q " ne e.
shall be properly beded therein in herring regularly
sid IN close joints without any rugged hollow places
rejected 80 : ''"'' =
GENERAL cI.rsEsThe whole shall be executed to the
entire satisfaction Of the City Surveyor who will the sole
All The materials shall 81 o lie best quality and shall be fur
nshed by the contractors we'll rs the labor.
The shah be bound begin the work in the
liz
tractor for the first contract the months
BIZ 81 sa' ana every day thereafter s same \ not
Good and solvent security sum Of $1,000 shall be required
from The contractor for the FIRST the Of $1,000
from On, the contractor Of the second contract.
by ne CITY surveyor follows fow tie Proportion 10 lie
il s p sa Be na b s
e e eoseed T u 5ss ne 81 m
who shall he sabogaied to all the rights Of The city and
s s oil 6 sa
The as Ct ha pay s a s BE paid
eeisng their certificates and bills the publication of The
& sfas sn xs CT ss @
# ". sa as 6 n,
Il @ ips % WIN E 10 s
y which the work being executed the Council shall have the
70 n rsau es iS g sTss @ M o n
3 TO court Of justice to ann the same and without
tractors shall any abandon work Or not finish md
complete the 10 conformity contracts me said
shall forfeit all claims IN any part
the work done by them the the abandonment md
ha the city shall be thereby discouraged from any and ia
contracts be reod the and Their securities shall be
held and bound in sodo, pay the city all differ
ence between the price which, the originally
acted 70 perform the work and the price which may
Indicated at q resale or feadiudication.
Bids 10 be running foot Of sidewalks complete Including
the turning Of the corners.
New Orleans, May 10, 1860
lSgned LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of
Boards of the Common Council r
lsisnedl 7. yFNNARD,} e,;
my23 lit RoBT. HUSGHE,} ena'f'nen
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three of square pc pasa after in
iis stical journal hss' oa'i street from Canal Y ka
The third 81 Peter street ron eses 10 Masais
@ Il aes g N aS
81 resolution auihorisg the Comptroller aedicac
o ass
a resolution authorizing the Mayor to change per no.
sIss, Z, N nm. xish
railroads ''s ''''S f' ''ss@ ''' S SssE ss asann
5 JULES Il BENZ MShsoh
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read twice and adopted, the
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell. Beebe, BENT,
Dupre, Hall, Huygh6 Leefe, Magioni, Massicot,
Moreno, Pettingll and Kingsland-IS.
sss g aaai Me- ~ s
q ne Parish Prison lasss Asy and Police jail TO W
hereby rejected b. the Common Council Of ie City Of
Rssorsd Further, That the Comptroller be ana he hereby
to II Win Of S ne
the adjudication to be sustt to the reject Of the
Resor That Tho Surveyor he and hereby authorized
walks thereof s bsnshs. p sshs hs
for the conveeaee q Chg public the whole to be
Resor That The Surveyor be he is hereby autbor,ed .
pat Of public grounds Coliseum Place "s Y form
The following resolutions, adopted by the Board
of Aldermen, and mentioned in the foregoing re-
port were feau tWtVe dHa G0neurred in, the rues
being suspended: 6. n
Yeas Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell Beehe Remit.
Dupr6, Hall, HuyghG. Leefe, Magioni, Massieot Nh,
reno, Pettngill and Kingsland Is.
resolution authorhgthe Comptroller to adidia,a
for square block aying after days notice in The
l contract for paving with square blocks Bo,rbn s,rs
from Canal TO Espianade. II ''e'',
"a contras. for paving with square blocks Toulouse
from bevee to Basin street. 1sNN}'es't
d fer paving with square blocks ST. Peer strs
from Levee TO Marais. -. s5 o'ssss
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, BENT. Dnpre
Hall, Huyghe, Massisot, Moreno, Pettinaii and
kingsland-10. '-''1
resolution nstrticting he Gas Gotppan,, d, hava ~ TO-,
PLACED on Camp street, from St Andrew Washing OH street
4 Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell Remit Tnnr6
Hall, Huyghe, Massicot, Moreno, Pettinaill and
Kingsand- 10.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to adudnte 10 The
lowest bidder contract or the construction brick Sidewalks
on the south side of Terpore street. from Howard 10 Frere
street. + e'e'
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Benit Duprd Hall
Huyghe. Massicot, Moreno and Kingsland4s.
Nay: Mr.. Bakewell--l. #s
resolution authorizing the Mayor ID change nan pn,;
act, the of j. b. Sawson and his securities VIII ta
city OF New Orleans for the right of way for Constructing mil
roads and running ears thereon fer twenty years etc
The following ordnance, mentioned in the fore
going report. was read as amended by the Com
mittee. 80
An ordinance reeyganng the Street commissioners Denar
men and repeating Cit ordinance No. 1854 and amendment
he S ~ n III '0ge, Hsl w ordinance No siss
amended. Lest, fol- want Of a legal majority.
Yeas: Messrs. BENT, Dupre, Hall, Huyghe, Mas.
sicot and Moreno-6.
Nays: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell and Kings
land-3.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next the 9Th june, at O'Clock p. M
JAS. "A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
l,1fs No

NOTICE TO THE PURLIC-I W. j. NJ THEWs
~ having, the sd day July purchased the right
granted to Green Cox Of Letters dated al October
1852 70 make, yend and Metallic Packing
Steam Engines for the United States title having been
sustained in recently decided in the Circuit
B. at Mobile against b. s. Skates Co., infringement
said patent therefore, all yoed
way toinrnRe said patent will
to the extent of the law
prepared make contracts for use OF said
Packing reasonable all persons who de-
sire to 1t. 5F7'3 - J" W. J. MATTHEWS. 8
Captain JOHN G. SINNOTT Gravier street, New Or
leans general make contracts the
myi6 In, ~ e pe w i MATTHEW'S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

B-singer's Celebrated Sewing Ma
These Machines have recent and great Improvement
Sewing, and their sale Is rapidly increasing. They
preference all others At the iarges. and most fashion
making establishments in New Orleans, aso at ali ts
tels and principal boarding houses, and III hundreds
families and give universal satisfaction. They will
time-ars warranted superior TO every other Machi
money refunded and are warranted ihreeyears in TIT
negroes, without cost for repairs or freight.
They are sold, II desired on trial. with any and
Sewing Machines. WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
trest, New Orleans ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

M Spring Bedas--s5 20 s6 SO for ,
Spring Bed In existence, {Howe's Pateht1 ut Ne. l
street. Nsw York. Examine ii, or address the ELL
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circuI
inassss.snts % the trade and local aaeneaes- iy2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
f,HER0KEE REmEDY-
ROOTS. BARKs AND LEAVES, /

NAUSEUuS DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.
We ask the afflicted Of either sex which do you preferf
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natues
Renedesone which will speedily and permanently you
or the vile compounds heretofore used with all the
and facilitating effect together with the oasore disease
many times following the of Mineral Posons.
The Cherokee Remedy specific br Gonorr
nea Gleet Gravel Structure, Fnor Albns (hbs, in
maes and All diseases Urinary Organs curing these dis
eases by natural laws after all other preparations
and one Of Heavens best offending
cond be produced of It's effects which would stageH
The naseous preparations heretofore sed have failed
has never in instance been fall Happily
kind the Of the world Father who acts
kill, but to
In mercy he has appointed Medicines these dreadful dis
eases which when taken quickly flies parts Of he system
attacks the disease at and with fidelity and
tiny admirable gives until has completely
PEELED from the body and the unfortunate patient
Former health and yigor. 7Hs1@3 I8z5
This Remedy strikes the very root OF disease
tendency is nst simply suspend the poison but remove the
cause on which it depends.
And Whist enhances value the entire absence BIZ
seous taste smell 1t lay counting roo the
toe table, without ever being suspected RemeHy for
cret diseases. -
treatise Vnnerea disease directions their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO. Nos Chartres street,
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists dealers
medicines.
- POTTER Il MERWIE, Sole PropTiaoIs,
ThiIfsA Mo-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

asas. rlatulsnss, Dyspspsls and a 81 morn.
is sure and uneQualed.
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and retail by y. WI
CO.. n and l5l Charities street, sole agents for the
States and to whom al orders should BE- addressed.
gissa and dealsrs generally everywhere. my2s ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


manner ihe contractor shall pick and gfae he road
Even ny ,ne Wy 70 depth Of fourteen inches below
w. my ~ w. blocks when laid The contractor
lie CITY Surveyor III sa paee an IN @ ~ 70 n
ing Of not less than tnches Of London gravel Sharp sand
Prs shall ro The Same with COCO pound roll
er until " ioms nnu afd foundation The
blocks pc ead IN laying The paving the contractor
shall lay The blocks q ~ an angle OF 40 degrees from
the street ne hIeakfg Joints WIN every ter carefully bedding
hs blocks and hardng me a,sa,s anar he same N order
hn each block mayre on sod oufaiiun The contractor
VIII use all 10 Ivy tho IS touch and make close
Joints as all joints apr half an inch ~ width VIII most positively
~ rejected BY the civ Surveyor hen the laid
ne JOINTS shall accurately be led wifi tine gravel and the
w " rolled Win w pound roller AZ often as may be
inches Of tine grayend sharp mixed the street shall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
~ ConrTRoLLgR's OFFICE, Z
City OF New Orleans, May 10, 1850. !
Approved April q 1860 ~,
tSignedl GERARD ETITH, Mayor.
g PECIFICATION : eoncernIne die right =,

Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY June q 1860
Will adludieae Office, IL O'Clock w. the
mylo 22t v. DUPEESSfS, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTR CT
y for taking up md eayng dagouay souare block
/ street. - ''ssse't
square block paving existing said Magazine street
from Feciy Road 10 Washington street shall be aken M by
the conSscto and VIVA old books which
as ny y shall he dressed BY the
When laid ana shat tie ead the III the following
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
. of brick sidewalks, boreed BY carb
stones and wooden cutters both sides First street finn,
Water Apollo wherever side aks not already
made and around Macarty Burgundy, ST. Claud
Pauline aud Jeanne strests. =
CONTRACTS.
First eontractThe sidewalks both sides of First rest
from Water to Apollo 70 be Ten feet width
Second eontracThe sidewalks around Maear square to be
feet in width. =
and dressed crbones shall line the
sidewalks OF North river bite other stones Of eouav
good quality with them top to an
the slope Of te sides from three TO six feet long from twenty
to ths inches wide and four inches thick They shall be
well et IN good joints wnrknianlike manner and ba
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

Mr.. Hall offered the following report, which was
read and adopted = -
special committee to whom referred the report Of The
May I'd nst regarding the OF the streets
q vi Ffst District q the city those requiring cleaning and
IspanE ec nave the honor TO report that 18th inst
The First and Fourth Districts ka they made an exam m
lnaton OF SAID Streets and found the report OF
every respect correctly representing the bad condition # thu
streets In the First District at the present time
JOHN MORGAN HALL,
izaa5ss5- 7.sa +. MORENO, Ja.. -
ROBERT HuYGEfE
gss7a j, MAGIONI. 1'55s5s=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

GPECt F1CATlONS concerning the right of
~ of twenty Of double railroad "a Canal
street from Rampari street to the Metaie Road thence down
said Metairie Road to the Bayou st. John Bridge
One of the tracks shn be constructed northeast side Of
Canal street. from the bordering mem
trail gTonnd commencing Rampant running down
in straight Me airie Road thence fnr fron
the of said Meiae The Bayou 81 ohn
Bridge and the other the side of said Canal street
Mt ten feet the cprbstones bordering
commencing Ranpart street. and running down in straight
line g Netae Rad from thence -four feet the center
of said Msiairie Roaa down the Bay on Bridge
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Noble, DeWOIf a. Noble,
/ EANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON
Stem & Johnson,

Attorneys Counsellors at Law
once 10 Hedges New Block, over Yollmer's elothin,
tlrei Main street Pfoe bus and the col
Tim, Dec 18th, iR59-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
ShaWham House
SHAVING S ALOON

Having purohased the iatefett an6 fixtures In the
6hawhaa House Barber Shop formerly belng 70 A.
Miles the undersFhed take this method Of iaforminF
the public that he are ready AZ all times 81 the cid
stand door north Of the Shawhan House, 10 give
Sustomgt good shave "A trim haircutand AluAunan'
shampooninE al ths mast Foasonahlef faiea.
Aovt THOMAS LYONS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Houck John Adjoining lotnol3
II g. 1T w II Armstrong soc. wh out lot no l3
Same ptnwpt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Peter Vamncst,

Buggy and Carriage Manufactu
rcr. East Of the Court House, on Market street
Iihin, Sept. 29th, 1854
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
LIST OF LANDS

And Town Lots and parts of Lots.
within the County OF SeneCu, iul
the State OfOhiO, returned De-
linquent by Samuel Herrin,
Treasurer Ofsaid County. with
the Taxes, Penalty and Interest
thereon, for the year "A. I'D.
1859, aud the simple taxes for
the year A. I'D. 1860.