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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-16
BANK OF COMM ERCE. !
Enpnv Dot. 9. 1861,

- Wy Governor Of Virginia
DRAR GR-I enclose herewith the Quarterl,
compxfssivo statement of the Bank OF Commerce,
REG lised b. law
j. M. II ERNDON, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-16

70 4. r. ROBINSON,
@GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
VI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
a, tsyccEssoR TO LaIiLEY q R9sINsoNJ
Has In store o large, fresh, and well selected
stock Of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PER
FUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES 60, which he
offers az low prices. Strict personal attention will
be given to all the departments OF the business,
Orders for shiumsnt will be promptly attended
O and most carern.ly packed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-16

ViRoIxiA-Ciry or RICHMOND, TO Wit;
This Gay, personally appeared before me, No
fary Public for the sad city. EDWARD sintan,
Cashier of the Traders' Bank Of the City OF Ricn
q moad, and made oath that the foregoing state.
msnt 10 correct, to the best Of his knowiedse and
benef.
As witness. ny hand, this 9Th S.y J. q October
1851. 4. b. SfANhE, N. r..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21

Warren p. Noble is determined TO se.
cure bic election 70 Congress, Il money
will do Il. lie hiss grown suddenly ricl
.-.has accumulated large amount o.
wealth and he relies upon bis pocket t.
make up for any deficiency in ability o.
popularity among the masses. He is Al
aristoerat and thinks that his money will
carry him througb-ho thinks that by HE
money, he can muzzle the press, oil over
tho District, and thus suppress his record
IIo is feeling the lawyers and retaining
them to persocute and harrass a poor edi-
tor, over in Upper 5andusky, because be
dared publish on extract from a book
I07-wHICH HE HIMSELF HAS EN-.
DORsED.L 90
The uvowed object, in getting Douglas
to come to Tifin, is TO secure the cleo
tion Of WARREN =. NOBLE. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether the honest, in.
telllgent, working men Of the District
are to be influenced by any such fun
merry.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
Work for big MajOritics
in Every Township.

REPUBLICANS, bear in mind, that
Tuesday, tn 9th OF October, is election
day and that, as Seneca county goes then
so she will 20 in November ARE YOU
FULLY ORGANIZED! ARE YOU
PREPARED FOR THE BATTLE
Have you done all you can to induce
your ncighbor to vote the Republican,
ticketl
Set your figures high then work tc
them. O.-LET NOT a SINGLE RE
PUBLICAN VOTE BE LosTer0 eli
ther by absence or otherwise,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
win Thew Do Il.

viii our German aud Irish voters vote
for the Know Nothings, and be deceived
again by the false hearted leaders Of the
Democracy. Can they not see now,wheh
Know Nothings and Douglasites in New
York work together and vote the same
tckot; whom in Ohio, Know Nothings
and Douglnsites vote for the same So.
premo Judge; when the candidate for
Attorney General on tho Douglas State
ticket, and tho Douglas candidate for
Auditor Of this county, are each Old Know
Nothings; can they not see enough, In all
this, TO convince them how cruelty they
arc deceived aud humbuggedl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
.wc win subdue You.

Said Douglas, when the citizens i
Kansas asked for protection from MI
sourl mobs, aud this expression seemso
have been caught up in lettor as WELLS
spirit, in the attempt to put down ee
speech and freedom Of opinion by pb
violence, near Evansville, Ind, on 10
Gath ult. The Republicans had assn-
bled for a grand mass meeting, and slrt'
ly after tho speaking had commerce. a
democratic otficeholder and supPorte OF
Douglas, with a band Of followers, nde
an attack on the unpflending peopleAot
one man through the shoulder, anSe-
verely injured several others, whenhe
wide Awukes were called into a'on
aud dispersed the runians in short more.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
moderu Political Catcchism.

Qusaioa.--Whutis ia Democrat
Ans5sr.--A person who believes sla-
very to bo right, and advocates It's extern
sion II the South demands Il.
Q.-what is a Breckenridge Demo-
craft
A.-ouc who goes in for Congress-
ionul Slave Code, or tho protection Of
Slavery in the Territories by Congress-
ionSl Legislation
Q.-whut is DourlaS Democrat
| A.--oae who Is in favor Of a Judicial
Slave Code, or, in othor words,i is willing
and anxious to abide by the decision Of
the Supreme Court for its protection in
the Territories.
Q,--whut ia SquSiter Sovereignty
A speeious thing with which to
lhumbug the people, but never desigaed
to be put into prsotiee. Its roSl mean
ling is, that Il two persons shall conspirC
to make slave ofthe third, a fourth per
son has no right to object
Q.-Whst 10 Consovatism'
| A.-ltis that principle which is cveI
ready to apologize for slavery.
Q.-What is Conservative Gentle
mani
A,-one who says he is neither Pro
Slavery nor Auti-Slavery, but loves th'
South aud her instltntions 90 we'll, tina
he is afraid Of doing or saying anything
that would displeASO SHAREHOLDERS.
Q.--What is Non.Interyentloni
; A.-Tc carry slavery into an our fre
D Territories, and then say "Iands of
gentlemen"
9 Q.--What 10 Consistent Democrat
: A.-ono who Acknowledges SLAYER
to be an cvll-agreut wrong-but preach
o. up squatter Sovereignty, which give
. the people the privilege Of spreading III
evil Car and widei upon the same prir
d ciple that il is wrong to steal u hors,
, but if you want the horse, you may ste'
y him.
n Q.--Whs, is a Black Republican!
h A,-Oae who believes Slavery TO ;
r an evil, and opposes lie extension int
. free territOyi who is In favor OF bringin
'f our government back TO the principles
's Washington and Jefiersoni who thinl
'e our Territories should be settled be tr'
le white people, and that free labor shou
y never come in oompetition with slave !
is bor
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
Mr.. Mobiles DepOsltIOnl
An EleclIoneerinr Documen!

An ElectlOnecriuR Document.
The statement Of Mr.. Noble, which ap-
pearcd IN the Advertiser Of last week, np-
poared simultaneously In nearly all the
democratic papers in the District. Mr.
Noble is determined 70 forestall public
sentiment and the judgment Of tho court
by pleading his own case in advance
We cannot see what other motive Mr.
Noble has IN parnding his own unsus-
tuined declarations before the people.
Mr.. Noble has already put his deposit
ton on hlo. Now this is ontirclyunnec-
essary at this time, except for election
eoriug purposes. The Court does not sit
in Upper Santusky until the 29d Of Oct.
and two days before would have boon
carly enough to have filed his deposition,
But why take Mr.. Noblo's deposition in
writing at all, when he can Just as 'Osll
go upon ne stand himssy3 The follow
ing is part Of Mr., Mobiles deposition,
which wo publish free Of charge:
81 never figured in any wOy shape or
manner 10 the Treasury deialcation Of
the State Of Ohio, or in matter or thing,
In any way connected therewith--or with
any person directly or remotely charge
able herewith to my knowledge. Inev-
or borrowed or used one cent Of money,
of any man while acting as Treasurer Of
tn State Of Ohio, either directly or in
directly, or Of any man connected with
such Treasurer, in any way shape or man
nor whatever TO my knowledge. On the
CONTRARY thereof never had any kaowl-
edge, or even suspicion that any money
or other thing Of value belonging to the
State, 10 the amount Of one cent, bad
from its proper and legitimate channel
by any Treasurer or any other person
until such charges were made public
through the public newspapers.
And unhositatingly say that all churg'
ca aud insinuatUns in the Libel sot forth
IN the Petition made against me, are alb
solutely false aud untrue"
w. p. NOBLE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
Tom. COrwin
at 1t1oyrl1aI
FridaY September 2slh.

We arc enabled TO announce that
tom CoRwIN, the Wagon Boy"
will Posiiively be at Ducytus, on Friday
Sept. 9sih. There IL no doubt about Il.
Tom will be there, and other distin-
guishcd speakers. Let tho word pass
along the line and let "old Seneca
empty herself into Bueyrus on that day.
widc-Awakes, keep your lamps trimmedl
Lincoln Guards, to your horscs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
TRYING TO wHIP IN.
Won must vote the Entire Ticket
or You are no Democrat

The Advertiser is at lis old trade--try-
ing to whip in the refractory and make
them swallow the entire ticket whether
they will or not. Democrats IRE not al
lowed to vote us they ploOse--mdepend-
enco in this particular is an unpardona-
ule onouSus - l~strino
is--"no difference how odious man may
be, you must 60 him. You must not
break oyer the iron rule Of party tyran-
ny or you must suffer the consequences"
Voters Of Seneca courty will you SAB
nit to such dlctation as thOtl Will you
be the mere tools Of "clique" and vote
only Us they tell youl We think not
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
wilhOut Mother or FrIcn'l


Douglas, il appears, has no mo'h@oF
friends hence he is compelled TO dhis
own 'blOwing and striking" He hno
one to speak for him, hence he ID caring
his pocket show over the country oib'
iting his quSek Popular sovercignnnd
trying to humbug the people into hiuP'
port.
A pretty fellow he to ask the vo Of
the North--a man who has brokepwr
the barrier against slavery and disbeS
the peace Of the country from one : te
the o her! A modest man too to go md
the county advocating his own elai tC
the Presidency
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
T'he LlftIe IOkcrl

On the lst Of March, 1866, stephen A.
Douglas, in his place in the Senate Of
the United States said: 81 am for a re-
Suei,on Of the tariff TO strict revenue
standard. lam A FREE IRA DE
MAN TO THE FULLEST EX.
TENT, that zoe can carry q, and at The
same time collect revenue enough to defray
The expenses Of the Gousrn@enL In other
cords, / am for no oihs hsssPfa tor!6
han a repenue idriG"N
The other day at Harrisburgh, Pa
where he thought he could make a few
votes, according to the tclegruphic re-
port, he entered into defense Of the pro-
tective policy, especially as applied to
Pennsylvania interests. Did the world
ever before behold such spectaclell
"Now you see it-now you doa't--where
is IT," When shall the end ofsuch things
bel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21

ERAsTus @. DowE has proved one Of
the most efficient and accommodating Of
hcers tha, Seneca county has ever had.
He is the right man in the right place.
he has been tried and found not wanting.
The people viii not sacrifice him for a
young political upstart and bitter parti-
san, who goes only as his party goes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
A S25,OOO Man.

warcn p. Noble has sued tho editor
Of the wysndot Pionssg- d libel LAYING
Sis domages at S96 600. He thinks, in
this wa, Sthat ho will qVAthc press ofthe
District and hide his sn record. lie
thinks no body should Tint anything a.
gainst man OF such immaculate purity
OF churacteri II is all right to abuse
Judge Curey him a a"d----d old
scoundrel," an illterato old d"Mud.sill," }"
nd all that. Noble oouldsi, by and hold
DR.. Lathrop's hat, while he was thns de-
nOuneing Judge careyi but for anybody
TO say aught against Mr.. Noble or even
to repeat an extract from Report which
! he and his party have endorsed, is ter.
rible crime aud Mr., n, claims that he has
suffered in character to the amount OF
S2E,oOon II was all right 90 long al
Mr.. Noble could use this Report on the
stump, against Chase, Gibson and the
Republican par,yi but when the battep
is turned upon himself, he holds up hi'
hands In holy horror and runs TO th'
law. IfMr. Noble wants to sue, wh!
don't he cue those who authorised h'
Report and got Il up and not attack
poor editor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
The uau who Always vOtes
Right.

The people Of this District are proud
OF their Congressman. lChe isnt as trim
and dandihod looking as lawyer Noble
Il HE clothes are not so fne--il his feat.
ures are sunburnt and his hands harden
ed BY toll, and Il he docs not write 90 6nS
hand, the people know himto be HON
ERT, FAITHFUL and CAPABLE
They know him % be trss friend ofths
lsboriug ahn and thuywiil srnd the Oh,
'Nud.Hill" back 10 cougrcfs, ny anovor'
,ulrlniug msjarity
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
Come and See the Man vhe has
RnlraKrk Ynnl

AWMH
Come and sec STEPHEN ARNOLD
DOUGLAS, the man who broke down
the time-honored Missouri Compromise
--reopenCd the agitation Of tho slavery
question, destroyed the peace Of tho coun.
tg and caused civil war and bloodshed TO
roign in Kansas.
Come and zee STEPHEN ARNOLD
DOUGLAS, tho man who, when Kansas
was invaded by horde Of rufians, said
to tho people: YOU MUST SUBMIT
TO THE BoGUs LAwS-'wE WILL
sUBDUE your
Come and sec STEPHEN ARNOLD
DOUGLAS, whose bousted doctrine Of
Popular Sovereignty, Gee Ksusos Bnl)
denies to the people Of the Territories tho
right to choose their own officers; and de-
mics to them The right to prohibit Si0rsry
--Csec Douglas vote on Chase's amend.
mcnt)--dcnies 70 them every right, OK.
eepttho right to fastsa irrsUocably upon
themselves and their children the curse Of
slavery.
Come and sec hc man, who said, In the
United States Senate, that his principle
Of Popular Sovereignty had erfsnSsd 'ia-
rery oVer n traei Of free hrrttory, FIVE
TIMES As LARGE AS THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
Come and zee ne man, who said In n
speech at New Orleans, IN 1868, that
shareholders have a CONSTITUTION
Al right to take their slaves into tho
Territories and hold them thorc, 0e samo
a. any other species Of property.
Cone and sec ne mon, who has en-
phatieally endorsed the wicklifTe resolu.
ton, surondering everything to dos.
potlc Supreme Court, which has already
decided in Tie Drcd Scott case that sla.
very exists IN all the the territories, BY
virtue II ne CoHstituiion, aud that no
power, either Of Congress or the people
can prohibit Il.
Come and see ne men, who said in tho
Uaitcd States nate, that "NO SUCH
THING AS SOVEREIGN POWER
ATTACHES TO A TERRITORY"
Come and see fhs man, who said in a
speech at CarolltOn H., IN 1874, that
HENRY CLAY WAS A BLACK
HEARTED VILLAIN AND TRAIT
OR AND THE ONLY AMERICAN
STATESMAN, WHO HAD EVER
SOLD HIMSELF FOR BRITISH
GOLD
Conc and see ne man, who voted TO
give tn p csid mt unlimited control Of
the Army and Navy, to conquer more
slave rritoiy and hurrass the people Of
Kansas.
Come oRd see he man, who voted to
give the President SO 100000 " dickor
for Cuba, but never cent to develop the
resources Of tho Country.
Conc and sec ne man,whovotod against
postponihg the CUBA Bill " tnk- up the
Homestead Bill.
Come and zee he man, who proposed
sEDlTIoN LAW In the United States
Senate, for thosPdrposc Of suPprsssins
FREE SPEECH, FREE DISCUSSION
and u FREE rREso--u otner woros
making it Il high crime to talk or writ
against slav.y.
Come and see he man who says;--l
DON'T CARE WHETHER SLAVE
Try is VOTED UP OR DOWN.
Come and zee the man, whose ombitioI
has ruined tho Democratic pSrty and wh'
is advocating his ol0R claims to the Presi
denoy.
Come aud zee he man, who is IN sedrcI
Of ais MOTHER and can't hud her,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21

The very incarnation Of Deauly,
Grloe, daring, dashing enecl,
ntyle ,nd fascination. 70 attempt
any thing Ike a description Of thlt
woudsffnlly brilliant nquetlri.
ennc, within tho limits Of SEQ
tonoe IN a nowapapor adyeF4ise.
ment, would be absurd. Wdm ~
rafor the public 70 the proad of the
United States aud Europe. No.
tlcos will bo found copied from the
loading Journals, IN each paper IN
which this advortlsemcnt appears.
Differing entirely In style from
all others, this Child of Genius
.ridus with tho most perfect Ahan-
dsn and fsarlesrnoss, hor magnln.
cani form assuming naturally the
most grucolul aud classic positions,
her face lIt M with a sweet smile
OF modest confidence, and her fine
oye sparkling with genius aud
prld0 OF hor daily Successes. Her
noble horso knoNa his mistress,
anl seems TO enter With al the
spirit % his generous nature Into
the gcueral excitement which her
immonso achievements universally
create. AZ they dash around the
arena there Is a splendid harmony
Of daring style and grace, and
doafenlug cheers proclaim anoihr
triumph icon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
Readl ReadN Readlll

CAiHoi Illinois, July gpth, te6G.
metsri. iouH Wilcox Co.;-Youf % tinneotine" o.
"Periim Fever Charm" has done wonders. I wat
wholly despoadsut and wrstohsd when appisd u ,nnd
n eve hnur3 ths chilf removed and no fever
sued. itit the simplest imaEinahle, and won.
derof nature art. would not be without this ola
psoilne"a ungs hour. By connsnty wearing "
seem 70 be "aghe proof" Yours Very Trule,
E M.sTOUT.
This truly wond erful preysntv and cufs for Fever
and Agvo nnd nout Fevert will he sent by mail post
paid receipt Of one dollar Also fof sale a. ~ Fs.
spectable Drusg'ts and County Stores.
Principal Depot and ManufaotoTy. 1ee Maln street,
Richmond, Va. Branch Ohics, Hank Of Cominescs
Duiliing, New Yoft. Addf-ti
ia29.ly JOHN WILCOX 4 CO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21

samuel w. Boss, Joshua A. Cla~k 4 Jacob
A. Dibble partners as Boss, CLARK and Dib-
BILE, Plaintiffs.
against,
Benjamin r. Vannatta 4 Eliza Vannatta HE
wife, Defendants
The said defendants will take notice, that
the plaintiffs on the 18th day Of s ptcmber
1850 fled their petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Seneca county Ohio against
them, wherein In substance they say, that
on the 18th day Of April, 1853, plaintiffs 70.
orded a judgment against defendant Eliza
Yannatta, then Eliza Ellis and one John
Beard, partners as John Beard & Co.. in said
Court for $3.50 46 and costs Of suit That
defendant Eliza was sole and unmarried at
said date and her nnme then was Eliza Ellie
that she is now vif9 Of Defendant Benjamin
Z. Vannntta.
That at the time Of rendition Of said judg.
mcnt said Ellie was owner in her own right
and now Is such owner, OF In Lot No SO, In
town Of Atiica. Seneca county, Ohio. az her
own separate property, that neither said Ben.
jamin Z, Vannatta or said John Beard have
any goods and chRttels, lands or tenemeuts
out Of which to make said judgments by levy
and sale on execution, that said Eliza has no
other properly in the state Of Ohio. That
execution was last issued upon said judgl ont
on the 18th day Of September 1854, and duly
levied upon said In Lot.
That said judgment is unreserved and IN.
paid and thst there is due thereon 10 plaintiffs
from defendants the sum Of 1892 46 with IN
terest since April l6, ls53--and costs and
paying judgment and order Of sale Of said In
Lot, shat plaintiffs have caused attachment to
issue
That defendants must answer said petition
on or before the Oath day Of November 1860,
or judgment will be rendered thereon accord
Panpine,on, Leo & Brewer,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
JUDGE CAREY

Hon. JOHN CAREY and Hon. c. II.
CATCH Of Kcnton will address the peo-
pie, at ADRIAN, Seneca CO., at p. NJ.
on Thursday, Sept 9th.
In the evening. there will be a Torch
Light Procession and speeches by J. c.
Lee, Earl Bill, d. 7. DeWolf and A. II
seldcn. Wido-Awakes, from Tifin, Fos-
torio, Republic, jackson, Liberty, Bloom
and Eden are invited.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
rrlen1ls oimrnrY CInY,

Kemember that Stephen a. Douglas,
IA a speech which he made in the Court
IEcVss sqasye in Csrroltsn, in lsli,sPoke
sfMsny Clay substantially as follows.
1esablng Of the Oregon Boundary Cues
ton, and Mr.. clay's Willingness 70 com
promise the dispute BY accepting line
Of 81 degrees 80 minutes, s. A. Douglas
said:
II DENOUNCED iIIM IN THE
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES, / DENOUNCE HIM HERE
Az A tTAAITOR-AN OLD BLACK
HEARTED TRAITOR-THE FIRST
ABfEEICAN CRAFTSMAN WHO
EVER ATTEMPTED TO SELL HIS
COUNTRY FOR BRlrTIsh G0LDr
ana this is the MN who now shed
tears over ths grave Of HenTy Clay, AM
with snihpuisreo unpagelleled in al III
aehierenlents Of politieal demagogueIy
e1ssris thst Henry clsy called hmt p h'
sodside. sud cptrustrd % him the pro
t.cl,op Of lhs Cclsy'i) fonc and TePuta
fi,n.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
Laburing MenI
Farmers nnd mcChnuics, Hear
tu NHludl

Farmers nnd NICChnutcs, Hear
tn Mludl
That the Democracy have insultcd you
BY placing on their ticket, for Vice Pres
ldent HERsCHEL V, JOHNSON, who
owns large plantation Of niggcrs In
Georgia aud who said in Philadelphia, in
1856 that OSrcAPGTAL SHOULD
OWN LABoR-rO whether VIII rE or
.BLACK--ho makes no distinetion--he
believes the rich should own the poor ev-
orywhere-that the labovlng man should
bo tho slave Of tho moniod aristooraL--
He owns his own BLACKsMlTHs
CARPENTERS aud sHoEMAKERs
and buys and sells them az so many cat
tie. He believes, with Senator Ham
mond, that a man should be despised be
cause he labors for livelihood, II,
thinks that such men ss JOHN CAREY
are only "mpd-sils" Of society,
This ia the man whom Stephen a
Douglas brings into Seneca county, 4
help elect WARREN P, NOZZLE
Farmers Of Seneca county, think OF u.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21

We understand that A. N, JSekson OF
Bueynos said, in bic speech Al this place
las, week. that Judge Carey voted ugains,
the Tariff Bill, last winter. NJ, lack.
son shows himself either - ignorant ass
or . base eslumRistOE, when he makes
such charges ps that. Judge Carey voted
for protection all the tine
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
a nrscktnridgc Candidate sfOE
e'0aiErcss iu the Field!

The "Nstlonals," who met n Convon-
Hoa q THE place on tho iAth, unsni-
m yunly nominated Hon. Jas, CASTwELt
Of Hardin eounty'-for Congress. There
~ss strong sFor, made by few pre-
tended dBrecklnridgers, In the interest Of
Noble and Sensy. 10 sell the thing out
lut the trick wac 40 palpublo and tho
esFs of che uhimnl stuck out so plain thai
Il sigpally failed.
Inc true friends Of BrockinTidge anS
bane will support Cantweil, but some o
tAe quasi sort viii GO Cor Noble, who they
siysfs oalg s'igAily DOuglas--0boui 'olf en-
,slGu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
.KrenitRefore the PeOlel

That The Republicans believe th'oth
Congress and the people Of a tepry
have the right to prohibit slavery re-
in, while the Democrats practically ny
.6oh. They refer everything 10 tHo-
preme Court, which, like the law the
Medes ard Persians, cannot be ohled.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
~rhe Case being Altered ara
the case"

The Douglas papers are assert In
1850, that John G. Breckenridge than
they elected Vice President in iSsis q
Need relation Of Asroa Parr, 'Om
that fact they argue now that thOod
ofe traitor courses through hisius
and therefore danger is a. hand. .|hey
ought TO have made thet diseoyelour
wears sgo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21

The charming magic wire hgu-
rante, Whnso Astonishing perfOrn-
ancs1 have of late created NJ 10.
tense q hirurv, will aIpear upon
lior mysterious Invisible Wire, In
hor chasto, beautiful Representa-
lion OF "Tho Graoes." This de-
llghtful Parlor Entcrtninmsnt has
boon received In all the cities Of
the Unluu and Eurtpe with that
lasting delight which 40 graceful a
Poses could not fail 10 command,
and Mile. Agnes is the recipient
of thousand gems II Well-meTltod
compliment nom the eltivs, towns
and hamlots Ia which she has bad
tho honor 10 appear.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-09-21
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AUDiroRs OFFcE SENFoA CouNTYl
TiFTiN, Ono, Sept -, 1860.
certify the foregoing TO be correct
=. g. BOwE, 90. Auditor.
TIE STATr or Ono
SENECA COUNrT, 8. 8.
] Geo. s. Christlip Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Please do hereby certify thst the
foregoing u correctly COP ed from the origi-
ial report made to this Office I
Witness my hand and the sea
Of said Court affixed this 18th
L. s. day September, A. d. 1860.
Clerk.