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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

''Old Buck.''-ME. J b. Andrews brought
into Marion the other day buck which he
had killed, weighing l54 lbs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

James brennan, aged n and a soldier
in the war Of 1912, died at his residence near
Plymouth, Richland Co, few days ago.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
w ALI PAPDI-1.

WALL RART51-s
10000 pieces Wall Paper. rom
aitpeure aud urwaris win be- sold nssT,- y, .,.,,,
oleafV Vn ihe lnt otrprug St0,k-cteatsn ,r,5e,,,
at WOOarERS. "''e'
5 lloOl Books, Stationery, Iuks.
Sc, A.. i.
Patent Medicincs of ovcry dts.
edpiou
Chdrchills IltpopLosplites OF
iius ani soia, ier Con.ampiion
PerNvien Syrup IA very cele.
braird arNcle lgf We Di.rrfiia. .f
Scandinavian Bhpd Purifier.
! kcnncdys Medical Discovery.
liooilauds German Bittcrs.
Boerhavo's Holland Bittcrs.
DR. Christie's Aguc Balsam |
viii give e. ~ sny pef.on hst will rtorrrs tsus,
article orouc ufur1 sufi % cuIe AEUe sud Fever.
llogamon a. Cmrks Genuine
Cod Liver Oh. Jo,ttoesi,ed see SUP % rumoad
Grocuoughe Non EXPLOSIVE
Turning fluid e'pef gallon.
Vegetable Oh burning Fluid,
ATT. +. WOOSTERiS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

DR.. J. Snyder, Ooullst, has removed his
Eye Infrmary Office to Housk's new block,
opposite G. w Blacks, up stairs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
TiHin RetniI mnrkcf.


ICoHecied Weetlyl by n. A. BUsKIRK \ nro,
Wholesale aud Retail dealers IN Groceries and pro.
iuoo Of allkiada SIR whunh Block TihnO.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

Thanks to Hon. John Carey, FOR copies Of
the Daily Globei also TO A. O Barber Of Leav-
enworth, for a valuable file OF Kansas papers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

and one copy to The gclttr up Of a club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange.
ment BY paying up oil arearagcs
Specimen copies sent FREQ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
GHfia at'fekIu Tribanr.
local and MlseeIlancous,

local and MlseeIlahcous,
sandasiil, dayton 4 Cincinnati x. n,
Passenger Trains on uhis road now lcave
This Slation as follows
Going south. Cdihg Moth.
il.......il ;35AN Nail. 4:38 Pm
FRI Ae.-@ @l'a5AN Frt Ae.s...5'So a n
Clyde station.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows. Going East,
$40 a m, and 5A0p M. Going Wcst, 1898
a. m, aud 1888 p. m.
Forest station.
Trains on the Pitt.burg, IT. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East, 500 a. m and 3s65 p. m, Going West,
1925 a, m, and 1921 p. M.
~ Republic and TifBn train arrives in Thin n ~
A. NJ Departs "a 43o, p 81.
~ Haekt leava TiHn daily Tor Republic and tri
weekly Tor Fosloda and Uppef sandusdv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

A Proposition is before the town council
Of Fremont, FROM Mr.. Stephenson Of Mans
fold, for the purpose Of putting up gas works.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
make no Delay

ContnmpUveii in anvsiare or jiseafs theuii fbiou
immgdintvg toihu u,e ofthe Hrn phu,rhitos oI Lims
and soda. "MinHhaWrff 0euutne piunHrataHn TN
simnlc tyfunl, iu extra lHrfr bottles a "rhrmlranv
porrTlt ha combination nr posed by nr chufehin
ot foncrolu'cf aud % prepared according 10 h. orig
nal tcrmuln.
Dr. ChuroAili'sWork on Consumption
10 now ready
CAUTION .--iuiemued druggists viii tfy iotsl'y yns
othrf nfepsraiicn7 Thea uiHe. DO not bus ttcmi My
"oUnuItc Prep riionH besrtwy tHC tmiIe .naiure.
huwAng nfaiirf ptraiipns cluiuitre 20 hAttc ny
pnphoiu lice whiul aontnir tgog, NJ ems rRuo. TIE
oounrY t Htey 10 De flooded with spurious nrcrpra.
uens w fnuuH 70 NO, Won obta!n inf rration that
WtuIfs,eAt auv deception brinr prart o. upon you--
lhs puy SAtI Furnished to thc rrofeuion.
PHtcEs-Oue bottle 92i three liouies ~ IS Goa,
cen'rntea felution. o, mfil, PIE PAID, ee.
tol lNhocsalc anl Recall tbs sole Gesernl Depot
Ia the United sinteiihy J. WINCHESTER,
- iahh firfet, NY.
ret Sale BY o L. - John q co audi. = Wooster.
fiihn, o., ilys.H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
ATJ. +. WOOSTERiS
No. I shAwhaah nlotk.
FinY Ocnta

VIII buy lb, Condition Powders,
lhe best ln nee nnl only half tho common price.
UEAW tliE TESTIMONY. Y.--ur George " col
vttaNctcunNty surgeon, thyU'f have used Noottcth
Coudtinns Pow dvrs sud con,'dot thcu ttr best ar.
tcle iu use, lhayc nicd aluhn, dnd ctet tiuds Hnt
consider this mF tupowUpt iuf cleansing tir uoj
and giving an nrreuc-gises hchpr g,oi'y appear.
anrc--fcnl ulky"
NJ. Vhomns srntt n Tvmn,nirr md Nr Horton Of
Rcpui'hc, sayg We have used uvatWty ct Kinds, aud
weconsidcr Woos'eri fai preferable Co ony iu uis."
Come and Try them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

~ gs'fi'iNaar curMicAt AtrnEpArATio
olFlioaF ihlRvs, ttsreHfnfsktfios ste crnkItfa
rIrf itf1f rlirh WV iif tottftilf ur. II glrfah
i pt fent tnsrtsfars nsr latfdi sufs. thsausho.i
htfepe aaANia Vnisi tsoi. haglnr aifsrtY aifalfsi
Apff ~ nlirtiustu rHn1ifi sbis ndnrlsrir htih
.N'h " 1inlirel rr1isssinH sni the putNt 10 be =
rurl sCtENriti3 rREPAVArioN. ociirr vita
thsetf ~ ueArAfsfrl sh fof tNNA RfAuLr EFrt.
oNgA u "sfstot ipinonifJ aad Nsruuf Dlssast
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
m.HN.S

0CP See Advertisement of DIR.
sANFORDS Liver fhyigoator and Family Caihartic
Pills In another column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06

san inducement TO getting up Clubs, we
otter the TuRuNE at the following ratess
Club Of g I vpar In advance 81 az -..b
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TU1HtcUt-IHe 1UH" y ON, gt.
SUrFOLK VA Feb IA 1860


SUFFOLK, VA, Feb. IA, 1860.
The Court for the county of Nansemond
met here yesterday. There was a large
crowd Of the sOvereigns present, but no pO-
litical meeting was held, and no declaration
given in favor of either Wise or Hunter for
the Presidency.
This Is one Of the pretties and most pleasant
corn hills, potatOe hills, and goober hills, of
oyster banks, liver banks, with no money
banks and with a society of the best in the
State it Is altogether one of the sweetest places
your correspondent has ever visited. Two
railroads-the Norfolk and Petersburg and
Seaboard and Roanoke-run throughit. There
are half dozen hotels and several Omnibuses.
The Nansemond river is navigable up to this
place for slOops and schooners of considerable
size, which do a large business in the above
mentioned products, as well as in shingles
slaves, rosin, &C., received per Dismal Swamp
Canal which terminates hereby the way
can't you give 1t puff .)-the whole imparf-
wanting in other Virginia villages.
There are four churches here, three of which
are more than good looking-one Methodist
one Baptist, and one Episcopal, and one for
the coored people. The Episcopal congrega-
ton have lately called minister, and he en-
tered upon his duties with f1attering prospects
on LAST Sunday. The Rev. X. o. Burton, p.
E., of Petersburg district preached in the
Methodist church last night.
There are also q Masonic Hall. an Odd Eel
lows Hall, and several schools for both girls
and boys and il the grown up children may
be taken for specimens, the teachers in those
schot ls are excellent.
intelligent and rich girls down here. How
the valentines will fly to-day. OF all the
places beneath the skies to get 4 wife, Suffolk
is the place. More anon from TODD.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fatal Railroad Areidenf

LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. 16-4 A. NJ
The train that met with the accident on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, as reported
per telegraph last evening, has just arrived
here with the passengers, leaving the mail and
Express behind. The accident was caused by
the falling of q large rock as the train was
passing, which had the effect of throwing from
the track three of the coaches, (mail, baggage
and smoking cars,) two Of which fell in the
Holster river, the through baggage being lit
orally "smashed." There was but one man
killed, he being colored brakeman, the pro.
perry of Miss Dejarnette, residing near your
city. The following persons were injured -
Laughton, baggage agent cut ON side Of the
head, and back hurt; Chas. Stewart liquor
merchant, Baltimore, thought to have received
severe internal injuries. The accident occur
red just at q bridge. and on bank 80 feet high.
A Mr.. Johnston, passenger, jumped from the
cars and fell amongst the timbers of the bridge;
also badly hurt and MANNED about tile legs
Several others received slight injuries. Three
corpses were on the train at the time of the
occurrence, the cofiins enclosing two of them
being thrown with such violence as to burst
them, etc. Mr.. King, Express messenger, was
smartly bruised, scratched, sc. Fortunately
for those on board, the cars were Running very
slow at the time Of the occurrence.
The oars are about 70 leave, and / close.
O. K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

Mr. Bright, In his great Reform speech 1t Man.
chester, spoke very highly Of Louis Napoleon.
In that portion Of his remarks which referred
20 the now commercial movement In France
document which deserves 70 be written in
letters Of gold, new commercial policy for
Fraaee, and for the world. (Oheers) And /,
who have no regard for that which men call
fame, venture to cay that for centuries to come,
II that policy b. carried ont by the Emperor oil
~ Preach. TIE blessed yeaows sekieA will attack
to Ms aess sciN eclipse al thar sasgsisayy gIory
:sAieA sseiseses tAs ssadv Of tie dysssfy to Aieh
he bekOn1yn
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The Legislature.

A hill was introduced in the Senate yester-
day by Mr.. AUGUST, allowing the Trustees Of
the Richmond Female Institute to raise money
by a sale of preferred stock. A number of acts
of incorporation were also passed, and by leave
DR.. CLAIBORNE, of Petersburg introduced a
bill forbidding the entrance of free negro sail
ors into the port Of City Point. Nothing of i'm
terest was done in the House, which adjourned
at an early hour.
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Death Of BENJAMIN Rush Floyd.

The telegraph yesterday announced the sud-
den death, in Washington city, of BENJAMIN
RUSH. FLOYD, of Wythe county. He was a
son Of the late Governor FLOYD, and brother
of the present Secretary of War. He has rep
resented his county and Senatorial District in
the House of Delegates and in the Virginia
Senate, Of which body he was a leading mem
Der the last session. He was one of the most
gifted men of the State, as well as one of the
most estimable Of her citizens in private life.
His death was remarkably sudden, and was a
great shock to his family and friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

A0t09MMv 0VMDN90 - .eA
- Ia n xomafhs - ~. DispsesA SeseegxlAy
Nornlas. x,,Asays % tAts worthy oaacer, there
was q n5Asefial error, which We TAKE the 1rst
opporsunisy 70 correct. Il was staasd ID thoeA
reunarks. shas when The once was vacated By
shersslenaton Of General PnYroN, 1t was con.
fsrrsa apoa GENERAL RicaAnpsox, q nomi.
nal salary, ~ Ass sssssssiss. TIE net 10, that
0eneal B. recommended that the ONCE should
Be abolished. We will stats the circumstances
little moro particularly In justice 70 General
r. In isat General PsrrUx was appointed
Postmaster, add resigned his once OF Adju.
jutant General the salary of which was $50.
~nd had hsea 81 ,soO. General RICHARDSON,
then SECRETARY Of the Common wealth and lAi-
brarian, recommended that It be abolished, Of
ttring himself to perform, gsatuitoasiy. the
most material part Of its dates at that time,
viz: the making up Of theannuai consolidated
returus Of the militia Governor 0ILNER and
members VI the Legislature, however, were Of
opinion that the once could not b abolished.
and ne and tine most prominent among the
members, proposed TO confer 1t on General r.,
because Of the military reputation he had ac-
quirsd, and because the appointment would
make him an ex.ofticio member Of the Board
OF Visitors Of the Virginia Military Institute,
b most valuable, - they certainly have been.
General r. was accordingly appointed TO the
office with the nominal salary OF $1OO. But he
Immediately madeit laborious BY attending to
it with energy, and saving thousands 10 the
State by exaeting faithful reports touching
arms distributed TO different parts of the coun-
try. The Mexican war greatly increased his Ia.
bors and his responsibilities. Fourteen compa-
mics were organized here-twelve Of which
were clothed here under supervision of the &C.
neral; and the Regiment was sent to the field
better clothed and equipped than any Of the
volunteer regiments that went to Mexico. The
fitting out of the Regiment imposed upon him
the most incessant labor for four months, Civ
ing him little time to rest. For four years past
the duties of the Office have been heavy, espe.
cially 90 in $3.50, in reorganizing the militia;
and the outbreak at Harper's Ferry added
greatly to them. Now, for all this time the
annual salary Of $lOO 10 all that the Adiutani
General has received! Even had there been
NO increase of duties and no increase Of pay.
compared with the salary Of the former officer,
rendered proper, General RICHARDSON has
saved the State 81 $40. We cannot suppose
that the Legislature can hesitate about the
justice Ut com oensating this faithful ofacer, at
least for the services he Is to render. Indeed,
they might 60 back, and give hin somewhat OF
the large sum he has saved to the State by his
unrewarded labors. We hope the Legislature
will take up and pass, at an early day, the bill
increasing his salary, and thus do a thing tina,
has been too long delayed.
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Ssushern Naanufacturine.

Soothcrn Monuf0ctuflAgs
The numbers Of schemes for establishing
new manufactures in the South, and especial
~ In and near this city. are quite remarkable.
II bat small p0rtioa Of them are successful
great impulse will Be- given 10 manufactur-
Ing enterprise In the South. II this city /.
ever very large one, 1t must be Indebted for
tts magnitude 70 manufacturing-not only
that class OF enterprise which involve large
capitals, but the smaller and more numerous
which afford occupation to 90 many people
and turn out fabrics which are in such general
use. Therefore our citizens ought TO encourage
by every means manufacturing proiecu.-
They should b encouraged and supported I'M
IA tAsy arc fairly and permanently estab-
lishsd. Philadelphia owes her present tri
umphaat prosperity to manulacturine indus
try. hsr foreign commerce was long aro
tAkea from hsr By her moro favored rival.
New Yosf-anors lavorsd BY her incompara-
be advantages for tAe psrposss Of IN immeuse
comnerce-yst Philadelphia has grown with
Sapidity equal. It u believed, 70 New York
sWhsn ahs host her grand packet lines "a Iiv.
srpoo'. her extensive China trade. and the bnlk
VI Der fOrsign comDercs, she fiji hack unon
ths Industry aad ingenuity, H. art and On.
erU o. Asr peopls Thsy did not fail her.
And tAfaadsepaia haa With thsse noh,e ele.
AeAh q wealth and grsaansss, moved 1orv.rd
viii aseslsratsd speed 70 her present posit,on
@ epsNaees tAAts eatittes her 70 rank amo.~
- eesssss etsass ~ tAssags oueh sn sxam.
- Set1y g cnslation. Rlehmond 80
-. y stswine = - may sxsead her IN.
Nsus ~ ~ ssvea hills VIII b AssaaIv
@ wsta AesseA md shsy shaal sscore
esiy - eestys Aaturse u : ersas "a -.
effu1 eiev ~ ha~n .-----.s-e- - 3 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

CAVE YOUR CLASSIFYING to the inels ~
~ pressure Of Gas. the consursrsoi oo E ="
Ing great complaints Of their enormous . "a "a
h rss r siSzE e 'sv fMP f1 u B
TOR applied to the meter 20 regulate INV 81,
pressure, which has not failed 70 siys S.,g,.ls
faction. Call Mt the United States Gas 81
COmpany's Office. No. l03 Broad street
PRINCIPLES OF tho Regulator viii be sxtisnes'
e list ---------------
GUINNESS, EXTRA DUBLIN SJOa .a
" We have in ssorc. and 10 arrive, ne ss ~
ira Double Stout Porter. ''GaiDness es +. "a
form and sxssis nt ausity rs favor i area: gree
aBd FREQ from the Mtior and anpiesssaa', ss ra
common porter. For safe BY 20 81 s ~
0i = . 81 the sole 's n e e. 3 bDasvfss
MOfICE.-AIi persons holding claims G "
IN the satats Of Mrs. TrApy FEssr.os' e. ,srs
present them, properly Authent cssed: "! ~ ~ =
ment; and AL persons indebted 70 ,he ss, ssessss
Without delay as fa''iE:RE Ass 1Gsr1.s 'fSoxE
His-sws Admir- Of rsmpy FERGUSON. W Z
@En KEWARD.. Goa Mcsdsy ev -. -
~eW bsSofs tAs dePsstars OF -, ss.ss mas, y =
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PoTz11skEs rs sISF ;;i'|; z! EsS;..roE:. :. .4
80 = Is 81. bssi q e,sc..s sa%os @
~ 4 g . ssesss Tor sa's By wyAfL;
CLevE0 6EE1. - bhas. prime 9 Lo'
= s1so' = 'sSlls Sws . MecLSEL!I.;4Es.ss. r..
RQAa 1lN0.-Tvo very desirable W
p u0A1D-sas satAs ei:s Hs9%s. Dfib6top.
= 80 csssss Mas sad ~ s
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sesk. NJ aaa easvss s'ss1 IfeSSfxN . HI.
7FTT1 VAIN 15KKETs e III
"a Nhal0o seea9e0pnf Il eaey - &c.
ss!tc ~; yd - s ~ ,i az 81 ~
1T i10 H1II 631H q, "a Az Gan
$50 = g. a sisas rJ1E al : lg,s
TSNdTJ6w uL5f1Kb IA sass''s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

FROM PORTO RICo-The brig L. & W. Arm
strong, A. F. Thompson, master, from Porto
Rico, arrived in New London on Monday,
with one hundred and fifty hhds. sugar, and
one hundred and fifty hhds. molasses. This is
the first arrival this season of new crop Porto
Rico mo.asses and sugar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

IA Gems Of Art. and Portraits worth Sc.
curing and keeping, are the PHOTOGRAPHS ri
every size; in oil and water sol9rs. executed q The
MS. 2l7 Main street. Small Dasuerreoty pcs and
Ambrstypes copied and enlarged to ife-sze. if de-
worked in Grave on. Also, AMBROTYPES an
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed in the highest
style of the art. = !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

THE WIDOW OF CAPT. HARRIsoN-Sub-
scribrions are being received in Liverpool for
the widow Of Capt. Harrison. Up to the last
advices the amount had reached f2,5OA (Sl2-
psio Co 9nvc y an% .more u II nessssS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

- - x48y11ll 4e
The ohtestion q . pefftea u t1ose In The
Hosse Of ktas1 wAo oppsd -
senase's anassd nt y - Post on ma.
aboiishisg the eohk,ae 1etvtiege. wasins Il
was improperly Dinne1 en ~ that Nm and
thsy coal4 MOI conseat 10 that neds Of
iegislasion. To- Senate recsdea from it,
amendment and has since passed bill abol-
ishtng ~ prfviiegs sftsr tns Ism Of April
nszt Now, thefeSost, thos< penens who OBJ
3ected 70 he manner Of the repeal BY amend
nsaS-cf - Ssnass, ~mss ne opporsAnity
Of setisg directly On The proposition presented
fAirly Ia - independent hall. But will they
vote for II I We doubt Il. We are Inclined TO
agree with Gentleman who, in conversation
on this subject few days since, said that
either body would pass bill repeating the
franking privilege. provided that body origi-
mated It; but that neither would pass it after
II came from the other, both being determined
that such measure shall not become q Jaw
To break down y privilege which has become
such great engine for electioneering pur-
poses, will be most dinicult. Its day Of doom
h hardly yet come. 1t will have to become
yet more uncomfortable, and Its outrages even
yet more fragrant, before Its repeal can be forced
through such q body as that Of the House Of
Represen tatives.
Soldiers Of she Nsrsh and she Seuth.
The seventh annual meeting of the New
York Military Association was recently held
in Albany. It was a very fine assemblage
Of officers. Among the gentlemen invited to
be present and participate in the proceedings
Of the Convention, was Adjutant General
WIN. II. RICHARDSON. Being unable to attend,
he wrote letter, concluding with the follow
ing sentences
1.-THE appearance in this city on the occasion Of
the obseQuies uf President Monroe, OF one Of the
has isft most favorable, and, trust, lasting ef
feet upon the volunteer corps Of this city and
state;
meet but A. brother soldiers, and as citizens of a
great, harmonious and united country Z"
Every patriot will heartily re.echo the
sentiment quoted above. May the soldiers OF
the two sections never meet but as brothers !.
And If the matter rested with them-with the
brave and true-hearted volunteers of the two
sections, they never would meet in any other re-
lation towards one another. 1t Is from the un-
thinking masses of the North, inflamed into IA
naticism by the Stewards, HAIEs, SHERMANs,
GROWS, and the braggarts of the HICKMAN
order, that the danger is to come that by pos
sibility may bring into collision those nobler
men of the North with the sons of the South.
But we still hope that these plotters of their
country's ruin may be overwhelmed by the
public voice at the North. and all the evil they
would bring with their triumph be avoided.