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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
FASHIONS.

silk dresses made with a high plain oors
age, aud rounded body And wsistbsnd. are In
fashion in Paris. The sleeves are light. and
are oruamented at the top by a Jockey. ThIoh
is slit up tn h mid he aud Or1Smsntsd with
a ruehe Of nb0on 10 match the eolors of the
robe.
Ia d~issses, there is system estAblished AZ
Compeigu, that seems " rushing the fa,hion. -
Four toilets 8 tsy are about the general re-
quireuent, thoagn there are days when only
three are necessary the invitations are for
eight day, and no lady is expected 70 be seen
wearing the sans goWR.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

DEAD DRUNK, Coffee is good to drink, We
do not mean Rio Java, nor Malaga, nor burnt
horse beans that v hen puIveriEed pass as such,
hut q real, live broth Of 3 hoy' named
Coffee Coffee, as we said before, is good to
drink, but a week ago last Wednesday, Coffee
drank too much aud was found In the vicinity
Of the Logan Timber, in a state that would
better beht him in bed. He vas accompanied
by a jug of whiskey, and a aask OF w%bisksy,
and whom found by Henry Grim and smother
gentleman, was perfectly s%ensless, aud could
not speak. Grim, like q true coRmisserator
of human depraviy, cook Coffee home to bis
house, not to drink, but to keep him from
freezing or drinking himself, j. e Coffee, to
death, and when he again became sober sent
him on his way rejoicing. Cofeel beware Of
whiskey
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

M~OkETHAN ONE HUNDRED ANDtLNErllIl.
vi sand Copies hre row Issued Of each uunJgr OF .N
peri New Monthly Magazine,
This success 10 which tho history Of Periodical INC
eTalure affords no parallel, haF TnI tern achieved eug,
70 not maintained, without a To rel e1peud.tuTe .,
labor aud money. The ample remuneration ohoredV
the Publishers enables them u secure the best pFodue
lions u the most accomplished authors aud Artists"
the country, n whom At least Tires thousand HuAn
are paid for tie Matter aud illustrations Of each numh
Of the Magazine.
BY oar n, and lah0ri0us selection from he abuutlni
materials thus placed az their disposal. the Publi.is1
believe that they have produced and can oontiBr v
produces - NOR attractive and useful Magazine fhar
has ever be,re been offered 10 the great mass ed ibe
American readisg public Among the regular VI l,sr
for she MRgsEiue are numbered the mostdistiugui-hed
American authors bat he Publishers refrain from an
uounctng a lst of contributors, being DESTROYS thb' tu'
should he estimated By their own intrinH'
merits rather than by tbs ramss u The author
One Copy one fsar-~.-.-,. ...........-- 500
~ r-sf-. ssH..fs.- o..
Three oT more eopiss nr one year (earbt go,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
INDIAN

A week ago last Wednesday, Frank West
shot an Indian in the streets Of Niobrara,
kil!ias him instantly. The Indian had engag,
cd to sole > pair Of moccasius FOR him by a
certain day, and coming to town the day ap-
pointed, excused himself on the ground Of
hayiug no siuews to work with. West laid
hold Of the rel mans blanket, saving, az he
endeavorei to take it from bis shoulders, he
would keep that until the moccassins were
returned The Indian hold on to his blank. :
and while they were t%usseling got hold Of IL
stick, with which he threatened west il he did
not release His hold on the blanket. We {
did Teiesse hi, hold but AZ the came instant
drew his revolver and l%oveliug Il at the breast
Of the Indian, fred, and killed him on the spet.
Considerable excitement prevailed among the
Indians and it was thaugbt they would tako
Vests scalp in revenge.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
nOMrsTEAD ExEMrTION.

We do want a Homestead Exemption Law,
and hope TO see our Legislature pass one be-
fore it adjourns. The necessity for exempting
a reasonable amount Of property-tay Eve
hundred dollars worth is growing, daily,
more apparent. Tho failure Of the poor man
TO NEE, his agreements now usually results Ia
his being stripped Of his house and home, and
turned out to the tender mcrcies Of a cold
unoharitablo world. Accident, disease, or
death frequently places it out Of the power Of
Of many to instantly comply with the cOndi,
tons nominated Ia the bond" and modern
shyloCks will insist on having the " pound Of
flesh" An inebriate, or reckless head " n
family, can make contracts, the non-ful6l-
meut OF which ensures hardships and misery
to his family. These cases occur too often,
and in a majority Of them innocent parties
suffer. Besides the innumcrable reasons that
might be given AZ humane arguments, for the
adoption Of such y law, it is, undoubtedly,
the duty Of the Territory to protect itself from
the expense Of supporting paupers; aud many
can Le made such, when there is no proteo-
ton throw around the faInily hearth.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

MAIL BAG OPEN The stage arrived here
on Tuesday Of last week, with the Omaha
Mail bag unlocked. Whetberit vas owing to
carelessness or some other cause we are una =
bio to cay. The lock was fastened to the
staple, but the strap that confines the mouth
OF the bag was dangling around loose. More
caution in such matters is needed ia order to
prevent q game Of groWl.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
NOTICE..

GoLDIERs, TdnsierI, Sailors Tor their seafoi0s or
orphan %ehadren,) who served In any wars or battles,
either In California or eLS,Uhcrs, PRIOR 10 March 81.
1900, ~ AstT children Db0 Wcre under q wears af aOe
20 nat date, or Sailors who served on the coast Of Cal.
Ciaima that have been rejected in the hands OF other
agents, have been suecessf, lily obtained by Ms. Agents
acting for ne, lteeEally paid. Land Warrants bought
~ Washington. attended TO.
Il b LLOYD 4 Co, Attorneys for Claims, Pensions,
hounty Land &C, Reference to any Of the heads Of
pcpaFtmsna jan -IQE
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

S2.-some Philanthrophio, fellow Who will
ultimately be saved, sent US two dollar for
one years subscription to the RsraIS, said
Herald 20 be sent 70 bis p~alernal relations
'ieoun east Thanks to fortune for this smilc
We are again aush and feel like a proaiSste
or a spend thrift. II We 10 not squauder a
dimean tsnglefoot may We never drink an
other drop Here gees!
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

THASKs.-We we're presented with an To-
terest in POuca City, the county scat Of Dixon
county, and which is represented as the most
beautiful town site in Nebraska, by II. A
Fuller ESQ, for which we return our thanks.
We intend visiting that place whenever we
can command ~forty-eigbt hours leisure, and
see for ourselR.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

SSOv.-The first snow Of the season fell On
the 9th nit. 1t was about two inches deep
and all blew away before it had time to melt
We had q little shower of snow once before
but it melted as fast as it touched Mother
Earth, At this rate we predict spring about
the LIST of February, and Germ planting in
April. We can beat tho world on wealth
er.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
DANIEL M'LAUCgLN
1G- OrFIcE-orrOs ruR BArs,u
RATES OF ApvEar,.

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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

Cold The weather turned suddenly cold,
last week. On Saturday morning last, the
Mercury fell to thiity-four degrees below Zero
aud on Sunday morning New Years day
Was down to forty. This is what we call cold
weather, very Gold weather, ii we may
be permitted-d-d cold weather.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

PoSIEs sToLEN.-The Sioux Indians stole
thirty five ponies, from their copper color, d
brothers, the Omshas, about two weeks since.
A band Of Omahes went in pursuit Of the
aboriginal horse thieves but brought back only
an account of having sent five Sioux's
to settle their account in Kingdom Come.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
HOME MATTERS.
Fest once, Dakota city

arrivals.
Fouthern and Eastern M~alis-Tuasday, THURSDAY,
and Saturday, PIP. n.
N0rthern-MondAy. Wednesday. and Friday, A. NJ
Niobrarnh, Mouthlyl-Leaves lst % each month, At
7 A. NJ. Arrives eth, SIX dEys after, 10 r. H..
Niobrsrhh, (WeeklyELesves Monday, . A. NJ. Ar.
rives Saturday, 10 ?. N.
Mails are closel one hour before tho time Of depar.
ture. h.BATRs, =. NJ.
Dakota City, July 3, '59.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

PERSONAL Rev J 2. Tracy left here en-
Wednesday last, 70 spend the winter in the
east and South. He will return in the spring
but will visit Washington City, Baltimore,
Charleston, and other points, while he is
gone.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
PaINTnRs-.rAKn NOTICE /

We =aa, G srstrste practical printer, one
who understands the printing busin .ss thor
Oushly. az a partner IN the Herald Office
To cue who eau oome veil recommended fer
Industry, integrity and sobriety good induce.
ments are offered. No large outlay Of caPitsl
VIII 20 required
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

Eaes-Ths msmbsrs Of the Dakota city company viii
remember the notice Of sales OF the eth Inst. ana be
present asthers viii be other business To attend to-
The meeting viii be held At the one Of Dr.. CrockueIi.
sCbms early At o'clock in the morning as tn early bHd
stohes he worm.
AMEMBER or Tue COMPANY
n2slt
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
NOTICE.

al persons indebted to Andrew J. Stewart, BY not.
n or book account, are hereby notified TO settle IN,
same, either by paying up before the lat Of March A
ID 1850, or giving good security for the same, or the
eesounts sul b put In proper hands hr eolieotion -
JSnes w Virtue IL my authorizes agent, aud settie-
msnt can be effected with him.
ANDREW J. STEWART.
Dakota city, Jan. z. ls6O.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
NnTICE

5 hereby givoa that a special election will be- held on
1 Saturday the 2sth day OF January. A ID. 1890 1T the
usual place s o. holding elections In the ounty g. elect
a county Surveys, that Office being nov vacant. Those
VIII act as judges at thiN
BY order ofthe County Oomm' sdousrs
5AhES W VIRTUE.
Qunty Clerk
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

Look at the Cosmopolitan Art Association
notice in another column. Only a few days
remain in which to subscribe.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
WANTED.

Ad eSttie aud WORK Oxss, for which will pay
SAsA gn1t4s highea market pries.
pakcochH ltAt n, 50. Wn. ovsL
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

See notice of proposal to build a Court
House.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

See notice ofan election to elect a County
Surveyor.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

Read the notice Of R. B, Lloyd SEQ of Was
instpn City,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
CITY TICKET,

On last Monday evening the caucus called
for to nominate q Getty Ticket, met, and the
following Ticket was nominated:
For Mayor.
2g J. D. NJ. CROCKWELL,
For Treasurer,
WM. +. LOCKWOOD,
For ASscsSor,
VIZ II. OGLEsBY,
For Recorder,
C. F. ECKHART,
For KdrsLalL,
WN CURL,
For Aldermen,
J. n. II PATRICK,
@ b. CRAFT,
z. F. MASON.
J. b ZGRGLER,
W. H. JAMES.
The above ticket makes n strong team, and
will be elected. They are all energetic bus
iness men, and will give an impetus to mat
tiers, and things in Dakota City, that is very
much needed, just nOw What We want is
thu, they will push matters through. There
is great room for improvement during the
coming summer, and an snterprising set of
city officers can do much towards improving
the place, if they would only try. We pledge
Oursslf to support that entire ticket and see it
elected.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
DANIEL M'LAUcHiln

ATTORNEY AND |CoUNsELLOR AT I'm
Ddloi1 cur, NJ.
4 u business entrusted 10 his care Will |
iAattended 20 with promptness aud ji,r.,,
Particular attention will be paid to INA GJi.
ton of claims; and to Real Estate ns,,..,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
WANTED.

NTOOD wanted ia exchange for subsriop-
w tion, aud other dues, at this Office.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
N. BYERs,

DEALER IN REAL STATE and General BusinN
~ Agent, Conveyanoer and Notary Puble; 0fnFo.,
door west Of the County Recorders ofuts, OD hTnIaI
troet, Omaha, 4 vin|
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

See notice Of Andrew J Stewart to dolin.
quents.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07
TIE REAL ESTATE
Bankers and Dealers IN Eastern gl.agEr
LAND WARRANTS & REAL ESTATE,


MOULD fRy to the public that any business entrusf
w TO their care will meet with prompt attgHtb.
such as laying out lands into lots as towns or sdlliu
thereto; the buying, selling, renting or leasing n "a
estate, houses or lots; the buying, selling or locating 2
land warrants, on time or for cash; making c~Olet.ra
paying Of taxes, eXaming Of records as 10 ~perfctnes Z
titles to lands or Dakota city stock the obtsiulIf
deeds from the Dakota aty company for lots draU11
shares
The making out Of Deeds, Bonds and p, Ef
ton Papers, qad the r~scsiviag Of
On eligible claims, for part OF the land.
Having also now on hand a large stock Of Dry Gui
and Notions, Lumber and Shingles, they would a
attention to their stock, and say to the public hat .T
are prepared 20 receive all kinds OF dry goods, gr0orH
produce aud lumber on commission, for private r '1
Eon sales, or TO exchange for other property, Clugt
low and storage free,
MONEY ON DEPOSIT,
Guaranteeing 1t to yield Is par cent net profit TGE.
mum, lien on deposit over 90 days.
n. b. Persons wishing 10 invest should not fail toa.
at thelr Office, IS they have q large amount OF TaluiH
property nor sale low for cash or on time.
The best 81 reference given II required.
j D. NJ. CROCKWELL, President
Dakota city, August Ii, '5s-lGsly.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

On last Monday evening the caucus called
for TO nominate a Getty Ticket" met, and the
following Ticket was nominated;
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

See notice Of q member of the compa-
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-07

pSEe.s City, Jan. 9th, 1860.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04


Ata meeting Of sandusky Lodge. No77
Of Free and Accepted Masons, at their lodg,
room in Tifhn, on tho 9Th Of April. III,
members Of Tiiin Lodge being also present
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
] Resolved that We have long been proud "a
point 10 our aged Brother, Robert Russell, a,
a noble exemplificaton Of the perfect ch VI.
aoter which II is TIE object Of masonic disoip.
line 10 produce. His gent rous heart, his
open hand, as we'll as the wisdom of his
oounsels have Cndearcd him 70 ne in all the
varied circumstances ia which. as brethren,
and as citizens, wo have met with him. And
while his peaceful. hopeful death, encourages
Ne 20 seek the rich rewards which a we'll spent
life has secured to our departed Brother. We
deeply mourn the luss Of his society.
Resolved, that we most deeply sympathi1e
with the family aud numerous personal
friends Of the deceased In their bcreayment.
Resolved, that, ~ further token Of res.
pect, we will escort his remains to the depot
10 this city, and send a committee Of two Of
our NUMBER, 10 accompany them 10 their final
resting place, in the city Of Columbus.
Resolved, chat as a further tribute Of re .
spect, we will wear Grape on the left arm for
thirty days.
Resolved. that copy Of these resolutions
be sent 10 the family Of the deceased and one
to the brethren Of the Order in Columbus ;
also, hat the several papers published In this
city, be requested to publish them.
Witness, l.. NJ, LOOMS, Secy
Sandusky Lodge i. 4 A. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
NEIGHBORING COUNTY NEWS.

| tss The Fremont JouRNAL Of last week has
the following; On Saturday last, Mr.. James
Moore, In coming to town with load Of flou,
was thrown from his wagon and severely in.
ljured. In coming up the Ballville hill hi,
colt took fright and ran, upsetting the wagon
throwing Mr.. Meore and the flour down The
Iembankment, some ten or twelve feet, severe.
ly bruising his left shoulder and hip.
mr' stephenson has purchased lot on
which he will in few days break ground for
the erection Of the Fremont Gas Works. By
the lst OF August next It is intended 10 have
Front street lighted with gas.
j. r. Francisco, Of this county, who bas
for the past year held the place of Route
Agent on the o. & +. Railroad, has been de.
capitated. The particular reasons for his re.
moval we have not learned He has been A
supporter Of the Lecomplon policy Of Admin.
istration from the beginning, and his remoy-
al therefore, excites some surprise. II seems,
however, that on one occasion he refused ID
pay an assessment Of $50 for the support Of
the Chicago Herald. and $40 at another time
for the Cleveland National Democrat, both
Administration papers. And further, that
he has lately been seen In the plaindealer Of
nee in confidential whisperings with GRAY
These circumstances probably explain his de-
apitation.-FREMoNT DEMocRAr.
kS The Hancock COURIER saws that the
prospect Of an abundant yield Of wheat in
Hancock county is seldom better at this sea-
son OF the year than now.
The team Of horses Of John Day Of Findlay.
while passing on the bridge over Carlin's
mill race became frightened last Tuesday,,
ioreing the wagon against the railing Of the
bFidge which gave way, precipitatinR the
horses, wagon aud load, into the water. One
OF the horses was very nearly drowned before
being loesened from the wagon.
"a Tho Perrysburgh JoURNAL says that
on the 18th inst. the dead body Of nm infant
was found buried between the forks Of fall.
en- tree, a few miles south OF Perrysburgb.
and near the residence OF W. II. Crane. An
inquest was held which fastened suspieion
upon the daughter Of Mr. g., as being the
mother Of the dead child warrant was
thereupon issued for the arrest Of Mr. Crane.
his wife and daughter.
A MTsTEEY.-One day last week, the body |
OF an infant child was found ia the woods, |
covered up with leaves about mile west Of |
town. Coroner Sanford, after investigating |
the matter, came 10 the conclusion that the |
body was that Of . mulatto, although from |
ite deeayed state II was almost impossible 10
tell II Is the impression that the body has |
lain in the woods for some two or three |
months, and although suspicious are enter. |
tained as 10 its maternity, no facts have come |
10 light, by which the matter could be proved.
LANA GAEErrF.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

NEw YoRE, May /.
FLoUR-Sales Of 10000 bills at s. zoos 45
for super western Is coos 90 for common
70 medium extra western; Sc 1906 IS for In
ieriOr 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
MHEAr--ssies at 81 25@sl "a.
RYE-Sales at 65c.
BARLEV-Sales at II c.
CoRN-S Sales 4 100 bu at 50 c for new yellow
oArs-Ssles at 42@43o fOr State, West.
ern aud Canadian.
WmsET-hrld at 22c.
POGE-Salss at Sl7 so for old mess; sl7 6s
@lT IS for new mess.
BLET-Sales at 81 00@450 for country
primei t5 OO@h 50 for country mess.
BEES AAHs-Steady. Sales at $40 50@Sl5.
10 for western.
Cur MEArs.ouiet at 74@7IGc for ,hOul.
ders, and 9@9l6c for hams.
BAcON-Steady. Sales at g3Io.
LARD-Sales at l024@llt6c.
DUTTER-A fair business doing Al IO6l5c
fer Ohioi 10000 for State.
CHEuE-lO@l2Lc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

Tho Female Organization Is often as
irail as that Of tender flower. Many Of tbs
sex enter into marriage relations without be-.
ing able TO undergo the labors and trials sl
maternity. In this country thousands Of
young and beautiful women are saci Seed
every year nom this cause alone. Hostetter't
Celebrated Stomach Bitters will save many
OF this class from an unumolv grave. This
medicine he's been used with great benefit by
immense numbers Of people throughout the
republic aud the proprictors have received
grcatful eommeadations from all sections Of
The countrY The Bit,erswill be found 10 be
very pleasant to the taste even 40 a beverage
and prompt and powerful In its effect a.
medicine. IL iniuses new vitality into the
frame aud strengthens the whole system, sn
that women who use u are enabled 70 70
through with labors which would, withoat 4,
be certain 10 PROSTATE them.
Sold BY drut gists and dealers generally
everywhere.
ts- See advertisement in another column.
api9 I'm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT.

lJs wonderful effects and consequent pop
ularity-perhaps no article Ia The history 81
the MArERIA MEDioA, ever acquired the same
Patrunage, was subjected 10 thes number
Of severe and dihereut tests, and met with &c
few failures as the Musteng Hniment II Ia,
justly been styled Panaoea for all external
Wounds, Cuts, swellings. Sprains, Bruises
or Erupuons on Man or Beast II Il 40 far 4
medicine ofsurprising virtue, that Physicians
are compelled to prescribe II, and from some
remarkable cures of CHaoNIc AND DsroRrrp
RHTvNArIc cASEs Il has naturally attracted
much attention from the fret scientific mind,
Of the age. No family eau afford TO be with.
out bottle Of the Mustang Linimcnt in the
house, BEwARE or INVITATIONS.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers
Ia all parts Of the world.
BARNES & PARK,
ap2O.lm Proprietors, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04

On The 18th Of April, by Rev, ]. II. Good
Mr. LEwls MicHAEIa Of HOpewell tp. 10 Miss
LAvINIA s. DREHMNo Of Hun tlngdon Co. Pa.
Al the residence Of Mr.. Henry Baeher, in
Seipio tp., on the 22d Of April, BY the same
Nc. LEW ErTINeER Of Tifia, 70 Miss HANNAH
BACHER.
AT the Davis House ia this city, on the Goth
Of April, by J II. Leidy Esq, Nj. ALFaEn
SILoox to Miss CYREsE GmBERF, all Of Reed
tp.. Seneca Co. Ohio.
On Sunday, April 92d, 1860, at the resi.
denee Of the brides father, In jackson town.
ship, by j. V. Jones, Esq. MIR. JOSAs TiAMP.
SHIRE, 70 Mise ELnABErH BoWMAN, both Of
Seneca county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-04
DIED,

On April %. al bis late residence three
miles east Of Tim, Mr.. RoBERT RussEL, il
the 18th year Of his age.
The deceased was born at Amherst, New
Hampshire, Jan. 80, 1855, 2,-emigrated 70
Lancaster, Ohio, in the winter Of 1900
He united with the PRESBYTERIAN Church some
p years since, at Columbus. Ohio, under the
pastoral care Of the Rev. james Hoge, D. ID.
The last years Of his life we're spent in con
nection with the Presbyterian church Of Tilin
To say that Father Russell was a gsntleman
and christian, would be useless In a oOmmu'
nifty where he was known, He died a. he
had lived for many weave, At peace with God
aud man. i'm.