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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
Baskerville .

Ter unterSsi6nete evlautt Ib csm Nubtitum
anlu3rt9en, paB ieiu sBa9ru unO 8uaay i,rer,cit
berett itebt, um 6amilisn su iraeno eintr tase,
iett nab rttAem SeyBnisun9sglas ,u lsbren.
Osrarti9e Sefelungsn I5nnen i'm yBtIhetn Sell.
9'uSp sS pm. u. S8ap ssma6t perpen.
NJ. 5e5ring.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
SefenI SefrnI-

&em beutI6sn YutIifum Die Nn,eiar, eog i'd
neinen Stors nsu eiuqsrihtet uno cine tepeus
ttare Nuswabl pom Sefen irorr Dirt Yurr6rbio
tdht. SD 9tuute i'm Staurt III iein, S%ecermonn
wit rem @emuuIttsn beoisncn III fTnnru. Sn.
Dem ids fir %friberei 3uipruh banf,, GOFe ids auf
cine 6orteBun9 ~peiIeIbsn.
&. 6effftYr
SIR. - Woiu1rett.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
SOmmta0soer0nia9e

du II ntons1tl ii.
Sb srlaube mir bi,rmtt, meinsn Srennten
uuo Ssfanntsn rie eraetenite @n,ei1s gu ma,
den, oaB mrine Spnntagsverariaunasn oaat-
msinen Nntlan9 a~rfuurcn batsu UNI lace i'd
osnn audi bas a~sIlmmie pubtifum oui
Scnnta9, rem 2. os. Mts.,
Ndfmitto9s uuD Qbenp, freunrtiGt Elm.
Sir quite Gpsi'en uno GetrGnte, lorrie frrunS.
t4e Sfrisnuns bnte i'd ~befens Gorge aetraaen.
Sattntin 6t4Ger,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
Observation-Disclosures

Wetnen Srsuncen unS Dem acehrtrn 9utlifnm
Die Mn,eiQe. tds ih pt lei6er BON 6rn. 6 II.
q an an Srrabfrafe ,miIten Der l. unp 3.
~i6rrnCmmsn bate Snbem ih ,um Seiu6e Der.
felbtn freuneIi6h %einlaes, 0eriprehr i'd eurH
quite @ttrdnfs uno aufmertiame Sepienuna mir
baS Wc6lmcleR msiner ascbrtrn @1fs ,u .er.
tssrbH @eprde Srrnet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
&efbdfts=2 insciern

Tenn gerbrten 9utIitum erIauben mir ms
biermit htc cr9etcnar Nn;etae gu MAIDEN, pos mir
~unIircn Sin Store nab uuIsrtm neuen unp oe.
~rGumigcn 6oufc Sic. 1873 grpapnross ,wiIhsn
Der 5. unp 6. perIe0t baten.
Sur pas uns trebcr 9eitenfte Sutra uen t,I,rs
o%anfsnc, %erlouten mir uns, audi frrre7 I'm pas.
leIte ,u bitten.
Nir fiibrsn ~teitdnbie I'm rcihtaItiers Qaars
dHer Curtin Scien, Bltd ,aaren uno oIer an.
prren In unisr @cia lit lflnsrnoe QrtifsG, t,
mir, "a mir nur fir Soar %toufen, su DEN siut,,
ten preiirn pertaufsn t6uuen.
Ons Gsden Der Sduier, Icpie Re2o-aturcn
lcper @rt perorn l6neI, gut nnp btaiait ~telprat.
5oIlbaueru II. @rl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

bS InSetge. -gsa
Dem aeehrtcu Yutltum Der Stabt Nibmrrp
pit sraeteule NdhriGt, paF i'd acIetIib b.npn.
md6tiat bin, gu %tauftn, III ccpuliren uno N t,er.
oi9rn. Sci oOrtcmmrnecn RGGrn mcnce man lid,
an Srn. 5r. 0cIorue, Srcaon: nGr nabc Ger 6Itsn
SSer an MID leltIt in lneiner @obnuns an Der
Srccfe GYrnut nabe Der 8ruorfroe,.
ttunasYoa g. Siriru.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
SPITE 1tt,b O1IScm!

ARsnsr .,Nrtnben uro Stfarnisn, Irrrie "S,m ct,brt sn
9utlitm ~jberboupt BITE er9cb;ne &uiei8e, c0F iH meintn
9icuen hut. unO WfuBeu- StUrr,
So. l55 Srco ItraFt, ipiIhen tt7 6teu uno item,
init elmer ereFtn Iuepabl Ser ncuICn unp mcSrrnleu gBaa>
rnl fur ctn Dinterteoalf peritben BABE. 3uecib ache id
msin'n q ebrten 8urSer bic @eritberuns, baF I'D Sci gutter
gBdart nur Die 6%iqieittu Vrcils terehne.
LIN siltistr 3uipru6 bittct %crSetenii
Conrad Sauer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

Nbet II 10 e II! 81 beinmein
unlern 6reunren, ionic Dem orutihcn Wu6lt,
nun u0erpaupt rrlauben mir uns auf unier reid :
eatt'AsS uno weblSlicrttrtr6 Eager rdbter R6ein-
We,ne aHtmcrtldnn gu MAIDEN. 91ir pcr aufcn
ple'F'e'n e'lt9 uno 9aranttren fir bic @6t0sii
elmer Ispsn Gortt.
0outhter1 Nlaber,
SIR. IS Mains Gtrafr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
Deutihe

Seutihe
IT { aurntipu uno &affe Salon
ON Tufe rrs .Neuen Warftre."
nnttrttbnrtsr trtaubt lh Ntc NufnerfIamftit he's bi,Its n
btutIbeu NubIitlm3 I'M IQsem1iutn, Ipipic isiuer G6nner
int Ssipubrrtn, auf feline
Nete. prrtrTcrte Rcifdurotipn
dufnterfiom III ma hen. BIZ ucN BON f.incm 8sIuhtr- ur6r-
frieNtat otrlaien noroen ut. Neb'n elmer auttn 5oiTt RNH
1T ffttS Elm roriIaliher 91ctu BEL @lsS ODER WtIbt, ionic
Giaayrtn. 9 Iacrbtcr UNI ole Scrttn Qiaueure N baben.
S6nrQs une aufmefiame 8,bienuns n:r0 ;usci6ert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

VNIIUTT UN D . O.,
Wbole'ale unp Te'oil Neiu-, 9iaucr- unb
Gigarren. 0tihGft,
u Gatp Strs t. 2 Gbiiren BON IA. sper
0sorl trect. g
NQcn %unIeren Srsunosn uno Setanuteu bic
~ersetsnc NnSei9e, pG6 mir bic picsiGbriae gGeiu.
crnte res 6erru ShItte (5ront Gteote'e
5drm) fdu1Ih an une oetradt batsn uno of
~ferirrn p~snitltcn unicru Setauntrn auf's 8rruup.
iibltr. Oicicr neue SirainiI6r g8cin mirp ae-
mfr jcpem &cnncr unb 5tin'hmeder number
renu es 1T Der refine ReSeniaft. I'm sintn
frrunpIt6rn 3uipru6 tittrt rrsebruf
S. q. Satturf IL. Go.
81. 3. &rdnfIinen NerIcncn, pelhr ctnr
rrtltlt6r sSetnfur MAIDEN wcrIen, fam uitts
ScItrrs ansmpfcblcn perpcu, mic rus prn un=
fern 6errn g~cIetrtrn gcrStsn pt1Iitert miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

9rpipectuS Der nsucu SU.tsauseabe
y. 8 c II es
mtlt6cn 9Rerteu
tn iirtsn SIupcn posr tn 80 acknowledgements
q Is Cts.
NlS mir AM 81 Mdr; 1855 nit Der crfcn 9usoobe Der
petnohcn 9Scrtc YprS 9ubtifum trotrn, tbutcn mir cS mi,
bar9em 9cfuhl.-6ttne mar nod III rueute bcfonnt uno bos
llntcrrtbnncu fcrccrtc errFe @nitrcnoun0ti umb bcetutcnbcs
8opual. = unlere Grlpartur9cn wurbcn ubtrtrpirn, Der
GblNt mar tUu ltbr teecutenbrr, uno III faunt elm 0lat NO
9TbtICete Oeuilte wrbncn, ppbin Define nidt perIanot ipurcc.
2cr 9rcBt Otbicr. Der Stpli Der bcrtibcn NItirn, Ger
@trunccr Der meeernen 9ihtcritulc, III w6breno br 3cit
letncnt- langcn lhnttrirclen Scietu crIC9sn. Scin Shame
mlro tur ale tpntntcnesn Soften duibero0brt blcibcn. Wnn
piro lbn urttr ben Grltca fiuccp mcnn 9cutihlenrS aeIdic.
eeHc 0rrFci out9cidblt uCrocr Or lelbGt IN unS entriTeu.
abt lrint SdVpfun9cn blcibSu crtaItrn uno irerecn mil ns
Nah peine'S &poe tlmcn nnt 10 mandt bCrrlihc Nrau.
ncntc 'titcr unitcr bliCcn Mluc III Saoe, bic Nrcuubc unh
Sttonnie rSd Inn bcl0Gcn. 9Sir Warcn bCmlbt biric eddie
mar uTo nlh ~ l1nmeln uno lino nuumcbr in Stanbc cis
nc1 ntllcn Sono iu lteferu. So mir abCr felt cinen, Sabre
eNl pclen Seiten orse9an9cn wurocu. Stipe'e lScrte nchs
mails IN Cleterur9Cn oueiuQtben, b0nit 0udt cer rerioer Be
nitictie lNh nab nno nod ctelt berrlibcn Shriftcn anlhof.
ZEN tonne, 10 baben mir ulS nunrrcbr r%ntihlriIen. cine uclrc
Ane9abe IN tlttncrcn Girfcruneen III peronitalttn. Ter 0rciS
~ Ger trupeTe INN iplro mr. 'Wr ben licbcntcu SonS 81 rebr
aopilncnttn Der ftibcrr MGSl0be In 6 96nI.n crbaIten
VH tet Vano tur 81 une pcroen crluht lire Ydmcn bcim
nadnlttn N9tritn Vccr bel une btfaunt ,u maiden.
2Slt lnellrln niht int 9Crin9ltcn borGn, hap Gib tic de-
lailn'tc ecutlnt SepoitCrIn9 Der Ser. 81. an bieIcul 91afip.
S'le %uelaae Scn 10 Gents per gSphs FAM acipie icbcr
pelrriieh, Ger Stnn FUR Seuilbs Qitcrotur Bat, unb ecn arp-
lem 1t n S2nct miro cine 9cbieaCnt 9lprapbie 8 In
IttW 9t!ht %tet9caebtn mCrNtn. Q8as Nueltattun0, Druid
sno ySpttl ettrt'1t, 10 wirh Scle ncus iii II ftt @ueeobe III
tcllttT gSctlc ON porttr1e9On1CnCn ra6httcu. Cine Iprnfdl-
WIG SNrnlht ptro Irnbcr etreritlihsnt febIer cntferncu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
Mn5cieen.

OEVVFHVHVI SIIHIIIVH.
Der Undergraduate e~mpfiebtt bGfi6It Isiusn
6rsunoen unp Dem 9utlitum isin ausaeesbutcs
friI6 angeisstes Eager pcn 9iqucuren unp 81.
barren, otrrft imp"rtirte fran,DHite Rctbs unr
Nsis.@ctnc, @bamb rsnsr, Malaao, Sterrs uuo
Maoeira 9Ssine, aller Nrteu Sranntwetns, 8bis-
Tvs, bouonr. Sin. Num unc siu O. ohcrttrtcs
sa9cr oon Saoana unp einteimiihen @iaarren.
9auptldhli6 aber empfetlt rr alien 2irtbabsru
Ore purcn reutfhen Rebeninftes letien 16ten
~Nnstnmein, III haten bel aucn SuantitGtcn urp
ttui9en Nreiien.
Nuh ahten Simtur9er. uno Charlottesville,
Saroines II. |. +.
Nsthtrs Selteritr- gSaIcr.
Aue Seftellun9sn msrssu nit Danf cmpfanaen
UNI aufe Sunftlitite auSesflbrt. gRiscersertG1,1r
fsrH oertdufe id III rrn BID e}en WrciIen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
Sabnf!
S. SS. ~2innetnauu,

-" ~~H aNbSSlttsI
Tad uup @ olsar6titer.
SrcartraBe, lmiitrn Der 5. unp g..
Wsinsn 8rsnnrrn nnp Dem 9se6rttn Yublitum
Sic Nn5tias, oo6 ih an cttgc II plGbs einen liz.
;en' uno SemeuergsS tOre erGfnet bate, moleltI
Id cine arcfe Nuer1bI Der 9rihmadYcaifeu In
PielsS 9cib6it einftIdaence 9lrtifsl fibre. ctren
@ute a%Granttr unp eiel:lben ,u augerorrentih
%tili9en 9reileu pertauie.
8tParaturen irrsr &rt wsroen I9ueQ uuO fiji.
Iisf brierat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

ltta ruplomtr. tur en II wrrtbrpQen @rtrfeI rini,,r q ~ HvG
mtbr auSiu9ebrn, ala lttn &C., unnis III perpcnSrn '""''
otnler's nruc neutrality-suspicious.
I'M uuiere bcftu Namilicn eIPa1Cbinsu in brn 9rri & Mr.,
gu b%rtnltn. bobcn mir Den Nrris far Sislcl6en, Ts+,, p "a.
pber Graneotrlt SEuihte Mtal9irc, It6n prr,i.r onf s :
its Dollars b%erob9citpt. i o"Hl>
Singers @O. I unO 2 DtanOnro 56uttr.
Walbinen.
Sctee Trter oicIcr N0 nine lno Icbr II, p,+G,. =.
ben Stanrtlttr> uro Sdtrtlebraud. Iie llrri1r SerS,nSsS. -
perabSelest, relr. Yon Sl35 uub $I5G auf $50 NM S1on"
Sinurr's $40. } Stanhart G-Vtte- Mnf%i,r'
Str @a9crs Sa6rifanttn unb ibpere V,berorbrit mr.i,
convict, $l25. yF'M,
werner, nm mirre Site S~onitinSio N MADDEN ,,, ..
Ytolhtnt, hnuptidhlt, Su RotrifatiUnsypc orsis,r sts "sa'
r~ailds!es uNo lHntl arDcttct uuo ieDe Dirt MN SJrS,,;, W
tuhren tonn. - 9rciS ~o"rrlben, ncbif eGrrnrm 60 r." "uS>
Smichi@nr' SliO wclhc' btltacr 1T, aS fUr irornN rns
NF1httne pcn 9iCthtr WiIte os;ablt wirh. j." """' '"F
Nue StnocrItrn Wlihilcn nuodfn no., ~
Sttm NIT NpGl 6oocn, mtkteS Der 6cfannt btfs I'm ~
Aeotrnlonn, Or et bette HenntniR iiber % ik,,,i5Ei,"rr u.
NnaCnnEintlt, Htr rtren e'r0Rc. Mr6eitSfibiosrit Nrsia ~, va
upoten MI, 'nretoe tIr en- Gremp(ar Ym1 x, jP tsi Kin"
Cratic ;~u9eanSt ipcrbsn miro. 'N"""S' u 'N
Nnnein, 3mirn. Saummcqcnoorn upN zo,,
lIro 0le sum geeraut elmer Ndbmdlttne npthmsrSi,rr ~, e.
9enltorec li9p BET InterFitnetem IN orogcr SIiIsmSbs7 u :.
eeh Gtl %atldttttr WIihiniit wir6 unirrrn S 'Tns i" W.
@HIll'llSn &c. or g1al6tn!n sur @trftlura itt6er' g" w"
"a Stn9cr ure Sos WsIdi6ft rpn tittt;'s, =
fubrt uno Ill better @tIbiftsNciic betrirkrn VS. $500 g,
MIR au3 lCstt, ne Dies ltett frIbcr Der san mar r ~ " ,,N
rtite Nu'tl09t III erbaIen. &. ~. GIN m ,'Vt i"9"
y. Grntt, N9ent. $40 Waiofr 81 :. w
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
.SrOaSir. Sfculnger,

benrp r I nj m { T.
159 Srcaefr., ,wilhcn rer 6ten unb item,
ntben Gin. Stctnlctu's 6ctcI.
Retncn FrtunNeu lns bent 0cebrtcn Yublt'um bic crnt>
btnItt Nn'tiat, bag in an otjoen Ntagc Gin ncI,S Sfer-
un6 SLeffpaarsn- gtih6ft cr6fust bo6s, no iA ale Spren
Rod YHricu uno Store. Scfcn
su ben tiajoiten NrtiIcn pertaufr. Gtbrauhtt Qeftn wer-
bon i'm TnuiA ateer ncuc anacnpmmen, bic er III rciaer
q SpobI tets p~prrdtbis Fat. Srbe Nrt pcn
Wrtf- uno Culinary, Sled,s Nrtciten,
70 ME sMt Scrten Sauarbciten uub Neparnturcn wtrbcn
cuffs Siuislte uno 9autrbaftrtr tcior4t. Gin eUttS Scl-
timCnt g,rtnaar;u INN tr CT 6auo. uno atbt benz 6stbrlcn
mih nit FINER Runc6tait trtbrCuttu 9utIitum Bic Scr
iidcrunn, Nof Id lei sutr @rbsit unb Dnort bic ~6iaisitct
9rttt ifentu ipsrot.
lin sUtisen 9ulpru6 bittet ~trsc6tnt
10 turp @rimmc I,
-159 SrOabitroee ;ptittn 6. uuo Z.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01
I E y . DE!


lnteri,i6nsier Oftrirt 25bv sj4ibS ser rti6lfcn unc fb5u ,
lita Stppid9e (Gaygets) ju ~billtaeren IIeiien gum gcrfauf.
Der onerirt merbsn m6gen. S6mlitb rrids NM r,Sne
W'ultsr ~ 81 Sle., hiu,9 u so GtS.; lbmcre 44 brei.s.
6aib 98plt, gu 40 Gts rtrtb 624; extra feinc, Qut unb
lNptr, gu % cts, bic on%esrrparts 81 felfen ISat5tuA III
gu 573 uno so Cts. Itlheefcn 3u so, 50 uIr
20 ets., ausercrrtnht& billy 300 @rttniiGn stirts ilr
Wtao@en uiS Hnmsn, pen Is, % unD 374 @t5. an ouf-
paris sur 9alite ibyeS UtrtSes; QdfpnS, Sotpnets. QrintS
itn9a une Shte'ingo, uno Yete onoere 93aaren, II % rGt.
e'sb9tr ais i, UNI FUR Die n6tite SailUn auf;uriumtn.
N@n tonlrae uno Il be piels 9Boars III Np. 81 0feinitr. Sri
SrfsNh StrauE
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

Weis- ind Lager-Bie Ter Brauerei
Ots llntsrjrihneten iino lest in nsn s,,n,
asIrst' Ole 4oerren @irtbr uuO OaS oetbrte Wukr
tum mt 9Sets. nno Eaaerbtcr ctaner 5Fo krifoti,
3u Den ttll'aIt n 9relicn bsbjenen IA f5nnen
SrcreS per 6oB orcr DuBfno bitten mir si
Srn. St'inIein ab ,ugr6rn. VT
6. SiBcr II. Gam
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

9StrfG Id]a 9GuSeiQc.
Yfeinsn Nrsunoen nmp Setannttn. iDrpir Dem
aelemmten pGbltFum pe er9etene Nn,eile, tar
lib an Der @dt Der 8. Ii. SroarItrsct eintn
aaerbisrs SuIcpu
eroHnct babe uno lace hermit ale meme Qanee.
lsWtt frsunoiihit gum Selu6 r~srIelbcr eir.
u. u. Msert,
EFe Ter s. uno 9rbaoIr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

q It ern Nmifern!
gOn-9tltc an III isbtt Belt friide @uItsrniuppe Bet
Sptu @arrbnuien, Olaf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

Of. g. Selarue
Iuprt ltets Gin spRee Eager oes tcfCn Fnasrti..
YorttrS BERN 6aF, Wd6e5 er isia,n n]rebbrttn s !, pao
9aSn Ipt!,sn Der Siaet gum %biltsiten @iarfiprtiie fsi ma M
Si9lett nladt SsrltI6t Sas seebrte gu6lifum eoroye ,,
yd9ertter, Ole unb porter
Ig5 S ssd isMf. unO yum Gamilicnse6rmut af 5Iort,r
tire 9reiscrhO4un9 ms 6aus a%blicitri. "'"" V9"F Mi
SeneAur9c!n, IN n eltm SfCr: tie Strase ,pir6s, Ga.
""9 @LGte Rmitfiallen, ptrStn ~suaftIt4t au3atfibrt S''"0
VaArrtier Salon,
an Der item StraRt, Gem 5bsntrr o~rasnik.r
"a oao sfe6rtt, 9ubittRm cal,I6t ltets ori sT'giGi osHa
""' N'e better N'4u0Ts un0 Gi9arrsu fa6rn m iH'usS >
%. y. 0Nnrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

Daoto g. Gorple,
Ute Strabs, 'piihen 9roao. nnD @raee,
Hibmcnr, ga.
Srattt'bsr @as II. Stsam pipe Sitter.
DFrlrloe lit in Den Stanb se1ebt, ale in bi,Gts
@rldalt ftnldiasenbr Arbsiten rbrn 10 ldneu uuo
biuiaef beTlultslen, ais irsenD Elm anrerts Ger,
nrtig.S GjslhGit.
Eeferenien.
q. S6at. g. SD. Wc6r6,rm
*. 6aNsl. Stchtins y. Sugsn
Surseu, eacS u. So. Gbao. 6. GQett.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-01

SplrrtrG! gpdrpcre!
Surb lltsrruobmc ccS on mciu Qutal On,
arenienrcn asrdumigcn g8Obnbauies BIN id In
Den Stano geirbt. elmer ptitrreu @n,o6l Boar.
oers brqu.mc 3immsr einri6tcn su f6nncn.
9tcrauf Jtsflsttireuoe bite Ids Ilstnlo bel mir
oorSulpre6en. s. 81 arrbuufsn, Olaf.
lgm Neusn Marft.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05

Samuel Herrin, our Democratic Treas
urer, who s candidate for recollection,
thinks Rcpublicunsb have no right to know
what their taxes are 20 be The present
year. lie publishes the annual Tax-no-
tice only in the Advertiser, leaving the
readers Of the Tribune to find Il out the
best way they can, or remain entirely ig-
uorant on the subject. Have Republi-
cans, who pay the greater bulk Of the
taxes Of this county, no right to know
what becomes Of their monty and what
their taxes are 10 bel Mr.. lIerrin thinks
not. lIo thinks this county was made for
democrats alone.
l. this the spirit which should charac-
terize a public ofIiceri Should he be the
mere tool Of partyl Heretofore il has
been the custom to publish the Tnx-uo-
tico in both papers, aud Mr.. Herrin evin-
ccs a narrow, contracted selfshness by
refusing to do so. People Of Seneca
county, will you vote for such Il man as
thatl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Cermans Alck il M IhOm

Germans, ask the Democratic leaders
why they have so suddenly "dried up,
ON tho bloody Know-Nothing question,
and why is it they treat them 80 mildly
Just now.
Ask them whether II is because tho
friends of StcphenA, Douglas in nearly
every State IN the Union have formed a
co-purtncrship with the Know-Nothngs
and that they all now belong TO the
same family.
Ask them whether It is because they
have two Kuow-Nothings ON their ticket
in this county.
Ask them why il Is they pitched into
the bloody kuow-Nothings so rapidly in
the beginning of tho campaign, and that
they treat them a. kindly as brothcrs.I
Stick these things at them aud contin-
ne to stick them at them until election
day comes, They dare not,sa a word
against the Know-Nothings now-thoy
ali belong TO the sumo family.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
GOV. seward in Chicago.

SHlNA'ui ONtss l.
Gov. Seward, aud party arrived from
81, Louis at o'clock this evening. lie
was met at the depot by the Lincoln
Rangers, Wide-Awakos, and large
number of citizens who escorted them TO
the fremont House where he was well
coined in a brief speech by Mayor Went
worth.
Gov. Seward replied in few remarks
appropriate to the occasion, cXcusing him
self from making a lengthy speech, as he
was expected to have that duty to per-
form tomorrow.
Speaking of the subject of non-inter-
vcntion, MIR, s. said six of the thirteen
original StOtes have been redeemed from
slavery without Intervention from abroad.
All the others, left to the influences of
Christianity, will free themselves from
the curse, Non-intcvention in States
by frcemen is but half Of the Republican
creed; non-inteyenton in Territories by
shareholders is the other half
After the close of Stewards remarks,
Gen. Nye was called for and addressed
the assembly in characteristic STYLE
MIR. Seward will speak tomorrow in the
open air, il the wigwSm is not sufficient
ly large to contain those present. The
number in attendance this evening, was
estimated az 5GOO TO 5000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
IlnPlInLIcANs OE sENECA.

There Is no longer, time for speech
making or distributing documents, the
peoples minds are undoubtedly made up;
next Tuesday the verdict is TO be render
ed. The States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota, vote The
same day, for State officers and Repre-
sentatves in Congress, aud the eyes OF
the nation will be upon them, because Of
the great fact, that in allprobability their
votes will decide the Presidential con-
test tits true We might lose the cleo
ton OF Governors in both Pennsylvania
and Indiana, (as both wings of the de-
moeracy in those states are supporting
thr party nomin ecs,) and yet carry both
states in the November election, when
the democracy will be divided, But we
hope to hear that ench and all Of the
states named are thoroughly republican,
lied,
Our duty is plain. Let us go into the
election resolved upon victory more
complete aud overwhelming than has cv-
81. pot heoo ,~or ~ Ohio.
We have the RIGHT ON our side, and
we have the popular judgment to sane
ton TINT right. Our opponents, scatter
cd aud fragmcntory, offer only the poor
est delusions 70 stay your heats and judg-
monts upon, aud you would assert your
true manhood, maintain the dignity OLA
hor promote an honest and economical
administration Of the general govern
mcut--und thereby insure the general
peace and welfare, RALLY IN YOUR
/ MIGHT AT THE POLLS ON TUES
DAY NEXT. Be active on the day Of
election and suffer no republican voter
to fail in depositing his ballot Begin
early in the day to bring in the sick and
tordy, and be sure that before six O'Clock
in the evening every Republican ballot
in your ward or township is deposited in
the ballot box.
Ohio ought to speak in thunder tones,
and TO insure Il, every intelligent Repuh-
licOn must do his duty,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Honor tho Old Soldier.

Hon. John Carey, the Republican cau-
didutc for Congress in this district, was
soldier In the war Of lsI2-I3, and did du.
ty in the ranks, defending the scttl,rs on
the frontiers Of Ohio and Michiganwhilc
the lawyer, Warren =. Noble, was an in
fant. or unborn, John Carey is firm,
unninching defender Of the rights andin-
tcrests ofthe lub)ring man, tho farmer
and the mechanic. Ills opponent, law
yer Noble, is opposed to all those inter-
csts; aud for proof Of this assertion, we
refer you TO the fact that he supports
Douglas, who "DON'T CARE ,rhother
SiaUsry Is Uoiod UP or DOWN;" md
II. v. Johnson, who says Capital
SHOULD OWN LABOR"
Ifyou are In favor of freedom and free
labor, vote for honest and faithful John
Carey,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
John Carey.

Every true friend Of freedom in San
dusky county should consider il not only
a duty whi ch he owes to his county, dis
trict and State, but also a privilege 20
vote for John Carey, the farmer Of Wyan-
dot. Mr.. Carey has been faithful and
uctiye Representative from this district,
and no one can deny IL. Mr.. Carey is
the first Congressman from this district
that ever attended to the business of the
people, when II was entrusted to him
No man, whether democrat or republi-
cun ever wrote letter to Mr.. Carey on
any business at Washington, Tut what
Mr.. Carcy did all in his power to trans
act the business, and always answered cv-
cry letter addressed to him. Mr. Carey
mover cast a vote i'm Congress that was
unjust OF wrong. Mr.. Carey was never
absent from his scat but one day, aud then
he was sick. Mr. Carey cverytImc
the vote was called. Mr.. Carey voted
for the Tariff and Homestead bills; for
the repeal Of the Slavery laws in New
Mexico, and for every other measure
which had for us object the welfare OF
The people or of the country. Mr. Curey
Is an honest man, Vote, then, for John
Carey.
. lr Warren p. Noble is elected, he
would Uote against eve,y one Of he meas
tfeS that John Curcy favored, il they
should be brought up. MIR. Noble is Il
lawyer OF Tillin, the man who has sued Il
Republican editor for $4,000, for pub
fishing an extract from the Treasury In
vcstigation Report made by the Demo-
Gratis.
lIycu would have a true man in the
next Congress, vote for John Carey
Fremont Jour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
LabOring Wcns

What do you think of the party that
supports for the Vice Presidency of the
Uuitcd States the man who speaks a,
follows of you and all others who earn
their living by honest toll!
"WE BELIEVE PROPERTY should
OWN LABOR. Is there any doubt that
there must be laboring gcluss everywhere!
in all countries, and under every form OF
social organization, there must be Ia
tOriag ciaSS-a class Of men l0lo Get the /,
huiRg by The see0t of heir brop; and
tbea there must Le another class that con-
irois and directs he capital Of the eoun-
fry.n
That man is called a Democrat aud ov-
cry time you cheer for "Douglas and
Johnson" You express your confidence
in his Democracy, and your desire to see
him eloya ted to the second office in the
Government,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-05
Thc fmrmcr t,omgrcssmnM!

II is the DUTY Of every FARMER,
MECHANIC ard LABORER of Seneca
county, aud in fact every ono who desires
to be faithfully represented in Congress,
to work aud vote for HONEST JOHN
CAREY. He faithfully represents the
laborng interests and is in fact the only
one, who has had the courage to stand
up in Congress and defend the laboring
men. Judge Carey is a hard-working
man himself and he knows how TO sym
pOthise with that class Of people
The Democrats, representing the ar
istooracy Of the South, who look upon Ia
bofcrs at the North as no better than
slaves, have put in nomination u LAW
YER--one who will always 60 us his
party goes aud who cannot sympathise
with the laboring interests, Os Judge
Carey does. Warren p. Noble does not
care whether slavery is voted up or down
in the Territories aud ho supports II, V.
johnson for Vice President OtYWHO
WOULD III HE COULD, MAKE A
SLAVE OFEVERYW WHITE LABOR
ING MAN AT THE NORTH,.E0