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Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-17
Goodwin's majority
THIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.


SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. ANTHONY, a resolution
was adopted instructing the post office com,
mite to inquire into the eXpediency of pro-
viding bylaws for the prepayment of letters
by penny post.
The bill authorizing the sale of public arms,
and to regulate the appointment of superin-
tendent to the national armories, was then
taken up
Mr.. HUNTER said that structures had been
made on the superintendent at I1arper's Ferry
which did injustice to that gentleman. lie
was good officer, who faithfully performed
his duties
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS, an amendment
was adopted thas the sales in each year shall
not exceed the increased manufacture which
may result from said sales, and if the whole
number to be sold is less than the acquisitions
made, they shall be divided between the states
applying pro rata, as the arms furnished by
the United States are now distributed.
~ Mr. SIMMONS moved to strike out the first
sen tence ofthe bill which provides for the dis.
trib ution of the arms. Not carried-20 to % ::
Yeas - Anthony, Bingham, Chandler,
Clark. Colamer, Dixon, Dooittle, Durkee,
Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Ham.
lin, Harlan, Sumner, Trumbull, Wade, Viii
kinson, and wilson.
Nays-Bayard, Benjamin, Bigler, Bright,
Brown, Clay, Clingman, Crttenden, Davis,
Douglas, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Quinn, Hemphill,
Hunter, Iverson, johnson of Tennessee, Ken
nedy, Lane, Latham, Mason, Powell, Rice,
Sebastian, Slidell, Thompson, Toombs, and
Wigfall.
Mr.. DOUGLAS moved to strike out the sec
ond section changing the mode of superintend-
ence from civil to military.
The CHAIR stated the motion not in order,
as the Senate had already voted on that ques
ton
The subject was postponed, and the private
calendar taken up.
Bills were passed for the relief of the Amer
ican Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions for the relief of jeremiah Pendergrass !;
for the relief of Miles Deyine for the relief
of Samuel H. Taylor and heirs for the relief
of Thomas Maddin.
AT 3 o'clock the Senate went into executive
session, to complete the unfinished business of
yesterday. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
a message was received from the President
communicating additional documents in rela-
ton to the alleged hostilites on the Rio
Grande.
The amendments were acted upon and re-
ported to the Hou,e, nearly all of which were
concurred in, and several reserved for special
votes.
Mr.. DAWES gave notice that on Monday
he would call up the contested election case
of Williams against Sickles. Adjourned till
Monday
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-17
The LYNN Strikers.

BOSTON, March 16.-The strikers of Lynn
maue great turnout in procession, to-day,
numbering over 6000. 1t was witnessed by
more than double that number of spectators.
Several hundred banners were borne by the
strikers, both male and female, and the city
was decorated in many places with flags and
streamers. The procession comprised, besides
all the strikers of Lynn, several military and
fire companies with bands of music and dele.
cations Of ladies from Swampscott, Marble
head, Danvers, Saugus, Reading, Stoneham.
Woburn, Beverly, Salem, and other places.
The weather was delightful, and the proceed.
ings harmonious, and gratifying to the partici-
pants.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-17

Western dull and lower: superine State $500 q $3.50;
extra state s5,S5 q $50; round hoop Ohio s6 q Sis;
superfne Western IS 20 q $50; common good extra
western s5S5 $685. southern dull and heavy sales
lJO0 bbls mixed to good S60 q 625; fancy and extra
q s7,25.
GkAlN.-Wheat dull, and nominally lower; sales
tring; white Indiana 81 60l white southern Inferior
sl56 Corn unchanged; sales 26 900 bush mixed west
ern, l5c; white IA q 76c; yeloWT8 a 79c. Oats dull;
Northern and Western 433 q 44tc.
PROFISIONS-Beef quiet and steady; sales $50 bbls;
country mess S525 $3.50 prime s425Gs450; repacked
chicago 81 slO5O prime mess, s6 10, with sales Of
5gV tcs Pork drooping sales 1875 bbs, including 1000
bbs mess, foo May at sls25 buyers option; mess,
sl752 $3.50 for old, $3.50 for prime s2 tor
Old, 1850 "a Sl4,15 for new western prime mess SIS q
1928 Cut meats quiet; sales 1855 pkgs shoulders q
l4c hams Oc. Bacon quiet and firm sales 20 900 lbs
dry salted hides at SIC Lard rmer sales $50 bbls at
q l4c Butter steady. Whiskey unchanged; sales 200
bbls at 23 a 233c. Rice dull sales 200 tierces at 81 g
4ic Sugars steady; sales 100 hhd New Orleans at 68
If; Maseoyado 800 hhds at g 7lc; Porto ke4 30 100
hhds a6 q SIC. Coffee firm and advancing; Porto klco
100 bags at M Java 500 mats at Isle; 100 bags Govern
l63c Molasses unchanged 50 bbls New Orleans
at 49c 50 hhds Porto Rico at 4Oc 49O bbls Texas at 70
q 34c.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-17
Wise Delegates,

NORFOLK, Va, March l6.-The democratic
convention for tlis district adjourned last
night. J. J. Kindrek Of Southampton, and
A. r. Smith Of Portsmouth, were appointed
delegates to Charleston. Wm. Deard of Sur
rey, and Il. f. Dellard of Sussex, were chosen
as alternates. The co lvention expressed its
dency
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-17
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
New Hampshire

CONCORD, n. H., March 16.-FulI returns
give
Goodwin, 3s6O9
Cate, 334l0
Goodwin's majority 1888
Wadsworth, the Republican candidate for
Senator in the 9th District is elected, max
ing ten of the twelve Senators for the Repub-
licans. The Republican majority in the House
is eighty. five.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-17
nv,,.I,et.-Nrw yonk. March is.

ASHES unchanged sales small pot 1928 pearl s5 621
COTTON dull and heavy sales 1900 bales at lie for
mlddling upands.
FL0UIt-liecepts il4s bbls sales - bbls; state and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
NEIGHDoRING COUNTY NEWS.

ts3- The Fremont MEssESaER says that Dr.
+. Wilmer and j. D. Boteiur, both Of that
place, have been appointed deputy United
States Marshals 10 take the census Of the
county The county has been divided for
that purpose into two districts.
t5B- A horrible crime, saws the Perrysburgh
Journal, has been committed at Maumee
City. A little girl, aged seven years, daugh-
ter Of Ellen Thome. vas found dead in barn,
having been, il is said, cruelty violated and
then strangled. Intense excitement prevais.
The same paper says that the house Of a
eolored family in Maumee. which they had
just moved into, was set on fire, on Thursday
night OF last week, and a little child was
burned 70 death. The rest Of the family had
barely time TO escape.
esS- The Bucyrus JoURNAL records the
death, on the llth inst, Of John Pittman, one
OF the Oldest aud most respected citizens Of
Holmes township, Crawford Co. II says;
"Mr. Pittman was native Of Pennsylvan.
ia, and has been resident of this cou nty for
about thirty years. He was Auditor Of the
County from 1876 10 1850, and a member Of
the Ohio Legislature from 1856 TO 1850, and
at other times held places Of trust and honor.
he was an upright man and good citizen,
and died universally regretted"
tB The BuoYrus FoRUM says that "Mr J.
W. Shamrock, who resides three miles west Of
this place, one day last week, shot bald Ea-
gle on his premises that measured seven feet
four inches and half from tip 10 tip"
The CRAwFoRD Co. FoRUM comes 10 ua dis.
gulsed In new dress, enlarged aud printed
on new type. ltpresents very handsome
appearance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
BOOK NOTICES.

The Atlantic for June is full Of that sub.
stantial mental pabulum, which persons Of
literary tastes desire to feast upon. 1t is a
table that all may sit down to and find some
favOrite dish. The leading articles are "The
Future Of American Railways. "'Chess, ""A
Short Campaign on the Hudson, "The Rep
resentative Art ""ROba di Roma, Japan, ("
"The Professors Story" and 1.-THE Sphinx
Children" Price, 50 q year. Address Tick
noe & Fields, Boston.
BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine for
May has been received from the American
publishers, l.. Scott & Co., New York. Itis
fair exponent Of the literature Of trans. At.
lAntic Europe and should be read by ALL
Price, 50 for BlaekwoOd or either Of the Re
views; SIS for any two, or $40 for Blaekwood
and the four Reviews.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

''POets and Poetry of the Yves t.''--
Msssrs. Follet & Foster, the extspsiVs book
publishers Of Columbus, have now in press a
work with the shove title, by Mr. Cosgesball.
The editor is hvorably known amo6g the
literary men Of the West, and the work will
doubtless be a most popular oae. The nate
rails have been drawn from almost every To-
oality of tho West. and the plan Of the editor
has been TO exercise discrimi nation in his ae-
leeuons rather than the seV orest critical taste,
80 that while every poem Of positive merit
which the west has produced, vii be inelud-
ed In the book, the work will be made a rep
resentative Of what is respectable in our PO-
etieal literature, and no writer Of reputation
will be passed over, because his voice cannot
be tried BY tho highest criticism. No other
plan, probably, could have been adopted with
success
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

NEw YORK, May %.
FLoUR-Sales Of 10000 bbls at IS Ob@5 10
for super western 50 20@5 so for common
10 medium extra western; So $500 90 for In
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHrAr-sales at 81 20@sl25.
RVE-Salcs nt SIC.
BAaLET-Sales at 74075c.
CoRN- Sales 4 100 bu at 20 for new yellow
oArs-Sales at 40@42e for State, West.
ern aud Canadian.
WnisEY-held at 2lJS
PoRE-Sales at Sl7 so for old meas; slT II
all % foe new mess.
BIEF-Sales at 81 OO@45O for country
prime; 50 00@6 so for country meas.
BEEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at $40 O0@Si6.
OO for western,
Cur MtArs-Quict at 7ISc for shoulders,
and 9@914c for hams.
BAooE-S Steady. Sales at sac.
LAED-Sales at il1l@li9{e'
BUrTER-A fair business doing AZ Ii@iec
for Ohioi l6@lso for State.
CHEu E-7@llo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

The CTOps.--Never have We witnessed a
more growing Spring. The plentiful showers
and warm sunshine have acted like encha mt.
mont, transforming the whole face of nature.
Farmers are already cutting their clover; grass
is very luxuriant and almost ready to harvest
wheat is heading out and will be ready to
cut fully ten days earlier than usual. Oats
and corn are coming on finely, apples prom
ise abundantly and everything is calculated
to make the farmers laugh all day long and
laugh in their sleep at night.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

A Family Necessity. .--The following
statement speaks for itsele--t tExtrSct) "ln
lifting the kettle from tAe ERE Il esuqht 'aud
soalded my hands and person very severely
---one hand almost to a crisp. The torture
was uncomfortable. II was an awfni sirht.
10 Tho Mustang Liniment appeared 70
extract the pain almosl Immediately, Ia
healed rapidly aud len no scar Of account -
Charles Foster, 400 Broad Street. Phiisdsl.
phia" II is truly a wonderful article IL
viii cure any case Of swelling. burma. sHF
joints, erup6ons or Rheumatism. For Hor.
sea Il should never be dispensed With. One
dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently
saved valuable horse. II cures ralds.
sprains, ringbone. SPAWN and founders. BE.
ware Of limitations. Sold in an parts Of the
habiIahle Globe. BARNES 4 PARK,
me25-lm PrOprietors, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

The Census.--MarshAl johnson has com
pleted his appointment of eensus-takers in
this county. For the purpose of facilitating
the work, the county has been divided into
four subdivisions, as follows:
l. HESRT sMIrH has the lst Ward of Tiff
fin to ROckereek and tho townships Of Eden,
Bloom and Venice.
2. ]. NJ. ZAHM, that part of LIST Ward Of
Tifin lying east of Rockoreek. the 2d Ward
and the townships Of Clinton, sciPio, Reed
and Thompson.
3. Mr.. BRUEDAoE, the townships Of sens-
ca, Big Spring, Loudon and jackson.
4. CHAs. NOLEN, the townships Of Hope.
we'll, Liberty, Pleasant and Adams.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

The Firemen's State Parade will bt
held at sandusky City on the ldth Of June.
Extensive preparations are making for a big
time. We hope our companies will all be Oh
hand and contest for the prizes that viii bC
offered. We have four as well manned en-.
gines in this place as can be found anywhere
and they can do some tall squirting" too
We are not informed whether the No as will
attend with the "big squirt" or not.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

rhe Debates of Lincoln and Doug
las, in the heated campaign of 1858 in Illi-
nois, are published in book form by Follott,
Foster 4 CO., Columbus. 1t also contains
Ii ncOln's speeches in Ohio last fall. This
book should be in the hands Of every one. be-
cause It shows Mr.. Lincoln to be the able de
batter, the terse, logical reasoner, and the
clear headed statesman that he is. II you
want to see "squatter sovereignty" Annihi-
lated, buy this book.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

Court has been in session this week. The
cases disposed Of are the following:
Zepperniok vs.. Bennett Of Reed tp.--Action
brought to recover on a note-ofIset claimed
by deiendant-yerdict for defendant.
Harrison Noble 1t AL vs.. W. G.. Hedges
IT Al, EH'r's. Motion to appoint Referee
argued and overruled-easo set for further
hearing.
Mary A. GardRer vs. Frederick Berris Of
Iifhn' Involving the ownership Of property
attached. Verdict of $40 for Plaintiff
The ease Of the State vs.. Howells and Col.
lins for hoFSs-stealing is set for May 3Oth and
the case Of the State ys. Dennis stoner for
Assault and Battery y set for june let.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
Timn Prices Current.


lOoueotsd weekly by j. Sh liver, dealer in Dry 0oods
Groeeries, Carpetings, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. And purchaser Of ever loTip pioi
OF Grain and Produce foT Cash.
WHEAr-l.2O1l -
cokS--( (shelled) 80.
do Gan 42o.
RYE--OOaDS0.
BARLEY--OOR60.
OATs-33c
PorAToEs--O.20
FLANSEED-SO 0.O8l 90.
BUrrKR--lO812e
LARD-6o
TALLow--lOo.
BMoKKD tlAMs--l0c.
do sIDss AND SHOULDERS 79O9o.
Picked PoHK--8Ngo.
CLovER SEED--S4,O0.G4
BEEswAN-20a95o.
fEATHERs--408OOo.
RAas--Qo,
GREEN IIIDEs-5e @6S,
DRY do iOo,
ES0s-7e. . dozen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

why Mrs. b., how do you manage to have
such mise light bread and biseuit2" "Beoaus
| use Herriek Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus
l never saw any halfas good, like Il much
better 20 use With cream tartar than l do
soda. shall never use any other. II you
will Try one paper, mrs. W., you viii say
the same. H. has almost cured By dyspep-
sia." Most an the GrOeers keep it'
kirk 4 Bro. Sandusky, J. ID. whitney, Hos.
mer q Wells aud N. J. Buyer Toledo, May
a Hathaway, and by all New York whole
sale GroceFS and BY most Of the 0roees in
Cleveland
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

Livery stable.--Steward Sprague has
purchased the shSwhSn House Livery Stable
Of Z. X. Toll. He has fne horses and a
full and complete outfit Of buggies, carriages,
&c. Persons wanting anything in his line
should give him call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
The following is a sample Of the numerous
letters constantly receiving for Hosiotter's
Stomach Bittors:

CANANDAGUA, July 10, 1859.
Messrs, Hostettcr 4 smith, Pittsburgh,
Pa.;-Gents:-As We are strangers, 1 here.
with enclose you twenty eight dollars for four
dozen Hostetters stomach Bittcrs, which
please forward via Michigan Southern Rail.
road, Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Station. /
have purchased several dozen bottles at To.
ledo this Summer, but the sale is on the in.
crease 81 much that ! wish 10 open a direct
trade with you. i was induced 10 try vonr
Bittera by my physician, for the Liver Com.
plant, and received such material aid that
have recommended il 10 others and have sold
about two dozen per week for some time. /
have all kinds Of medicine in my store, bat
there is none that can % eheerfully and
truthfully recommend as your Bitlers, for /
know they have helped me beyond my expec.
tation. Yours respectfully.
PHILO WILSON.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
C5y-See advertisement 10 another column.
malls lm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

WOOl.--As sheep sh caring time approach.
es, the excitement in the wool market increas.
es The indications are that prices will
range about as last year, but possibly shade
higher But little we believe has been engag.
ed in this county, the farmers generally pre-.
fering to await the turn of events, believing
that prices will not reeedo. Seneca county
has some Of the largest and best wool.growers
in the state and their crops always command
a good figure.
II we had large woolen mandatory in
Tiffin, il would enhance the value Of wool
very materially and would add to the wealth,
population and importance Of the place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
Friday, May sS, 1850.
Job Printing,

Wehave oil the facilities Of the larger cities
fCF doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
In the highest style Of the Art. and on very
reasonable terms. Giye us a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
rmE PEoPLE AnorsEnI
MEETING AT THE COURT HOUSE
ON MONDAY EVENING"
A "wide-Awako'' Association 20 be
Formed.
for a GRAND
RATIFICATION.

Pursuant 10 a notice issuod but a few
hours before. large and enthusiastic meet.
ing Of the Republicans and citizens Of Tifin
assembled at tho Court House. on Monday
evening, to take iniiatory steps toward form.
ing "Wide- Awake Club" aud 10 make ar.
rangements for a grand ratification Of the
nomination Of HONEST ABE. LINCOLN
and HANNIBAL HAMLIN. Notvith
standing the brief notice tho Court Room was
crow ded
The meeting was organized by calling Or.
Kuhn TO the chair, aud appointing u. L.
Mckee and Tbos. ourand see'ys. The
chair, aner few happy and voli.timed re-
marka, which were greeted with applause
stated the object Of the meeting
On motion 81. NJ. Patterson the chair sp-
pointed a committee OF fve, consisting of j.
N. Patterson, J. G. Lee, J. s. Yerk. r. G..
Pennington and Jesse Shriycr, to drsf, a Con-
stitu,ion aud bylaws for the government Of
the Wide-Awake Club.
On motion o. 5 Yorl, tic chair appoint.
cd J, X, Hord, L. Stem, Dr.. +. W. Reeme,
P. speilmsn and Thos. ourand, a committee
to procure a suitable room or "Wigwam" TO
hold the meetings Of the Association.
On motion the chair appointed an Exeeu.
tive Committee Of Eve. consisting Of L. Bait.
rell, G J. Keen, II. L. Mckee, @. NJ. Ysrk,
aud 3. B. Sheath, to make the necessary ar.
engagements ior general ratification meeting
to beheld in Tifin on next Saturday.
Moved and carried that these several com.
mittees be required to report at an adjourned
meeting to be held on Thursday evening.
The business Of the meeting being dispos.
ed Of, D. F, DeWolf, Esq, was called out.
who made what he termed his maiden polit.
ieal speech" in which he stated the real
issues between the parties aud paid high
tribute 10 the worth and true greatness Of the
distinguished nominees at Chicago. His re.
marks were clear and iorcible and greeted
wi III frequent applause.
He was followed by Judge Hord, who, in
his own impressive and earnest style. made
some capital hits which were loudly ap.
plauded
The meeting adjourned with three rousing
cheers for HONEST ABE LINCOLN and
SENATOR HAMLIN. Never was ticket
received with a more hearty welcome.
Let Lincoln Wide-Awake Club be orga-
niEed not only in Tifin, but 10 every town
ship in the county.
EE- HURRAH FOR "HoNEsT ABE" j."
the man who split rails and mauled Douglas
Outrage at Carey.-- 4 friend writes us
from Carey, under date Of Wednesday, as fol.
lows:
"Mr. Lyttle, who returned from California
last summer, was visiting ueighbor last
night and on bis return about / /, P. NJ was
knocked down with club and robbed Of $50
in money and gold watch. lie saw no one
until he was struck. It was in town on a
I Ii a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

On the 29th Of April, by Rev. ]. II. Good,
Mr.. GEoRGs W. HoKE Of Liberty Township,
to Miss sUaAESA ANBHosE Of Hopowell.
On ThurodaY evening, Nay 10th, at the
residence Of the brides father, by Rev. A.
b. Castle, Of Bellevue, CHESTER PnsINa and
Mise May E. MILLER, daughter Of Lyman
Miller, Esq., all Of Clyde.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
RInnEs! RIanTTs Z

All kinds Of blanks. Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fne paper, kept con.
stantiy on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai.
HUNE OFncE such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoonas,
Attachments, Veudia,
y Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, Sc, sc.
uj-Justices and N0tades supplied on rens-
onahle terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

Rev. C. T. Bedell, Assistant Bishop Of
the Diocese Of Ohio, preached in the Prot.
Episcopal Church in this place, on Tuesday
evening, and administered the rite Of confr-
nation TO two candidates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

F. X. Shawhan is receiving q mammoth
supply OF new Summer Goods, to which he
invites the attention Of the people. Examine
his styles and prices.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

The County Board of Equalization
met at the Auditors Office on Wednesday and
is still in session The Assessors have all
made their returns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

Market will open at the Market House,
next Saturday morning and every other NOR.
ming thereafter, during the Summer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

Kirchner & VOrndron advertise in To-.
days paper a new assortment Of Groceries,
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, MOlasses, Notions, &c.
Give them a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

ard one copy 70 The getter up Of a club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
mcnt BY paying up oil arearages
Specimen copies sent FREQ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

cunningham's New Mill is progressing
rapidly toward completion. The roof is on
and the workmer are now building the fur
mace chimney.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

A Party Of young folks from TiAin go
Pick-nicking to Green Springs to-day, tThurs.
dOy.) Our only regret is that we cannot
pick nick too.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

HN'INI . TIH'' VT I0l1I VHV JVHT 3 %
ty-A reduction of per cent from the above rate,
will be made for Cash.
The space, occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
the body Of the advertisement, will be oonIidsred
nqaAre
An tTaniient advertisements, together with Admins
A,iOn, Attachment, Road ami Ditch Notices, must be
paid iorin advance.
Advertisements inserted for an inds6nits time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inisrsd, one or
more changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25

Taxes for the half year, ending June 20th
are now due and Treasurer Herrin is kept
busy, taking in the "tin."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RRAR M MIND

GB-That ttheTRIRUNE has the larg.
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for radvertising, I'm Seneca
COunty.-REf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-25
CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

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