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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
spirit Of the washington Let
Icrs.
The Cincinnati Gazette dispstch says:
WAgufNGTON Ian a

The Cincinnati Gazette dispstch says:
WAsHINGTON, Jan. 6.
Mr.. Hickman Of Pennsylvania anti
Locompton Democrat, is talked Of very
generally as an eminently iit man for the
speakership. IL by any conting ncy Mr..
ShtrmOn should be cropped, the choice
would fall unanimously upon Hickman
Such contingency is not impossible
Some of the Southern Opposition, ure
graduating rapidly into the ID, mocratic
organization.
Mt. Clark's question, whether Demo-
Gratis intended TO resist the admission of
Kansas upon the excuses Of the English
bill provision, WIS very pertinent. Not
an Ohio Democrat moved from his scat to
answer, nar could he get areply from any
one on that side.
Mr.. Sherman is within three votes of
election still, and will remain there un-
less his friends riuse to adjourn until
they are voted down upon the yeas and
nays every tine. The Republicans have
at last refused to pair ofl'wheu Demo-
Gratis absent themselves fr, m the foCr.
One moro step AID the Republicans will
triumph.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
PcrrcnllhIe AdmI1lnrc.

The House bill 20 institute an inquest
to sit ON every immigrant into the State,
TO ussoertain whether the person has any
visible admiXture or pereeptible scent OF
African desc nj, was subject TO So many
amendments that il is difficult TO apceT-
tain from ths proceedings what ia COM
plexion is. Nc. Huteheson, Of Mad son,
moved an amendment to punish the
bringing Of any slave into Ohio 90 ,man-
oipate him. This was amend by strik-
ing out the emaneipating part, leaving a
leayy penalty for bringing any slave into
Ohio,
Various other amendments were pro-
posed; one appointing the Post masters
and United States Marshals the smelling
committees 90 examine immigrants and
decide apon their quality,
The iilseems 10 have been remarkably
perfected in committee Of the Whole,
and as almost everybody helped TO amend
u, Il ought 10 be satisfactory 20 all.--
Ntais Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
National Republican can.

The Baltimore Patriot and other libor-
al Southern journals, as we'll as states-
men, endorse tie liberal sentiments ofthe
Republican call, for National Convcn-
tiOn TO meet at Chicago, June 18th. The
principles there enuneiatsd arc 50 broad
and liberal, that all, Of whatever party,
who are opposed to the present corrupt
Administration and the propagation Of
slavery, may stand thereon; and they are
At the same time, so plain and unequiyo-
al, as 10 admit Of no doubtful lnterprota-
tlon. They commend themselves to the
Judgment and heart Of every true patriot
Ia the country, South as well as North,
and VIC have no doubt that candidate
will be nominated, who will fully embody
these national, conservative and Union
loving sentiments,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
friday Morning Jan. 10, 1900. |
piacina ohio nndcr Suspicion.

- 49, - aHHH
The bill, Introduced by Senator Harri-
son into the Ohio Legislature, ostcnsibly
20 prevent and punish hostile invssions
into and eonspirsciCa against sister states
would, ifpassed, be an act Of sclf-stulti6-
cation and eowardiee, unparalleled In the
annals ofloeialationj and We wonder that
any Republican is 90 lost 20 a sense Of
his duty as . Senator, as to make himself
the instrument, for playing into the hands
Of our enemies, harassing aud oppress-
ing our pcaceuble, law-abiding citizens
and casting apProbrium upon our beloved
state, These would undoubtedly be the
legitimate tendencies Of passing such a
bill. n Ohio had commit d some overt
act OF disloyaliy to the Union or trespass
against her neighbors, thero might be
some show ofPropriety in instituting such
. measure. But such is not the case
While there is not a state that has suffer
cd more indignites and violation ofrights
both state aud personal, at the hands or
che federal government, there is not
stste more loyal to her constitutional OBJ
legations and less deserving ofsuch treat
ment Where then is the necessity Of
passing law for supposablc and imprOb-
able cascs--cascs that never have occur
red and probably never will LIS only ten
dency would be, az we have before re-
marked, q place Ohio under suspicion
and, instotd Of giving pacific assurances
70 our ntighbors, II would be regarded by
them, and We think Justly, as an implioa.
ton Of guilt. We think Ohio will bet
ter sustain her character, a. an indcpend-
snt sovereign state, by attending to her
own business and not by passing laws to
punish impossibilitios and thereby insult
the good sense Of her people. We look
upon the poYtponement Of this bill az
equivalent to ts defeat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

The House is still IN siaiu quo, with no
immediate prospect ofun orgunizn,on.-
Attempts have been made to force the
p'ursliiy resolution TO vote, but the dis
organizing Democrats will not recognize
parliamentary decoum and refuse to let
the motion be put. Pennington Of N. j.,
and sioklos Of N. ", have each proposed
measures, TO the effect that the lowest
candidates be dropped and that a vote be
taken on the two highest, but the dlslrgan-
izers, who are clearly responsible for this
delay, raise points Of order and prevcrt I
any acton being taken, Tho Republ-
cans RIM IN truo to Sherman. rom.
coTwin ,.,' he will stick to him, "till G, =
briel bls,,, rs horn"
A fcre, b'te sprung up In tho Sen
ate, on Monday, over tho appointment of
Faulkner Of Va, as Minister to Frame,
IN which much bitterness of feeling wa,
manifested.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
nonRIns IN IndInnn.

The Indiana Democracy mot in State
Convention, last week, and, after very
stormy session and any amount ofquwro'-
ing, between the Douglas and Buchanan
factions, succeeded in electlng four dele
gates, at large, 10 the Charleston Con-
VentiOn aud instrueting in favor Of Doug
las. The state however is divided and by
no means unanimous for the Little
Giant" Some Of the district delegates
openly rePudiSte the Instructions Of the
State and say they will obey the instrue-
tiOns OF their districts. The Platform is
seuriOsity in political architecture.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
The Pcmberton Willis Accident
1nQucSt.

AAWhhNCEt jan lAs
The remains Of Mary Bass u, aged %,
and Catharine Sweeny, aged ~, were dis
covered in the ruins to-day. Both bodies
were nearly consumed by fro. -Four ad-
dtiunal bodies were also found, but they
cannot be recognized. There arc n.w
parts of five bodies al the City Hospital;
two are utt rly unrecogniEable and the
other three can only DO recognized BY
shrods of clothing, One OF tn latter is
the whole trunk Of a woman,
On the night of the accident little
daughter Of James Bannon, 10 years old,
was pinned fast in the ruins when the
flames broke out, and seeing that there
was no escape for her, she took her due
bill from her pocket and handed il to an
other girl near her and said, "Yuu will
be saved | will not give this to my poor,
dear father aud bid him good bye for me. "
The most complete list of dead aud mis-
sing that has appeared is contained ia the
Lawrence Sentiael aud figures up as fol-
lowt Dead 9ai missing iO7. Ii mak es
the number badly wounded lO1, and those
slightly wounded l99. The inquest was
resumed this morning.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
LATER FROM PIXIES PEAK.


The Denver CITY Express, Mr.. C. w.
Wiley, messenger, arrived yesterday nt
one O'Clock, seven days cut from Denver,
bringing the following passengers; w.
d. Peuse, Of ST. Joseph. Mo-; G. w.
Clayton, of this city, and J. G. Live, ol
Denver City--ard S29, 900 in gold; s 600
being consigned to the Express Company
and the balance in the hands Of passcn-
gers.
Mr.. Wiley reports six inches snow on
the South Platte.
The Rocky Maintain News says "there
appears TO be d,termiI ed effort on the
part Of some to break down the Provis-
ional Government The miners in the
mountains have held meetings and unan-
imously r soyed to resist every process
claiming authority from the late Legisla-
turc, aud repudiute any connection or fell
lowship with the movement. The prin-
oipal cause Of hostility is said to be the
taxes Vicd upon the miners. 9th r caus-
es are complained of--1mong them the
action OF the Legislature voting them
selves ten dollars per day for their serv-
ices during the term Of the session.
Gov. Steele has issued his proelama-
tion calling for an election Of county ot-
ficcrs on the 9Th inst, and conv ming the
Legislature at Denver on the 23d.
The 29th Of December was set apart
ss Thanksgiving day.
A correspondent Of the News, writing
from the Nevada district, says:
"The effort on the part Of the Denver
city merchants 20 depross the value OF
gulch gold, does not meet with the ap-
probation Of the miners Of the gulches
any more than the rsrt played by the
Golden Cityites in the recent "John
Brown" jollifcstion, in which sooner or
later, they will find out that they have
done their town no good. can now cite
them 20 hundreds who would stsrve rath-
or than buy one pound Of anything in that
aecursed town."
The correspondence from the noun
tain reports a general activity in the leads
aud tunnels in getting out quartz Had dirt
pr paratory 20 spring oper .tioas. All
speak very sanguinely OF the great value
Of ths anticipated return OF gold in the
spring.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
Indiana Republicans state Com
VeUliOn.

The Republican Central Committee Of
Indiana, have issued a call for a State
Convention to meet at indianapolis on
the 29d OF February. Its basis Is the
same liberal one, essentially, as that Of
the National Republican Committee, ia
calling the Chicago Convention. A State
ticket is TO be nominated, and Delegates
are 10 bo appointed to the National Con
VeRtl0h.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate,

UnheF and In pursuance Of On orlsr granted nv The
Probate Court Of Seneta County, Uhioi will otter Tor
sale ~ public Ventue, Saturday, the 18th day Of
February, lsG0, between the hOiTs Of 10 o'ulork
VI and4, NJ, orsHid day, atthe door pf the Court
liouss IN T'tin ssnsra County, Ohio, the following
d-srHhed Real kstate!
The Nouh east quatttT Of Section twenty.tWo t22l,
IN unWnship two t2l NOHh Of range thirteen t3), In
Seneca County, no. saving and exceptin there rom
foy oHtbc East side Of said quarter section and
acre. on Of The NoihWest corner Of said quarter
section begin nina f sSidten NJ The North west
OF said quarter section, running thence East %
rod,, thence south 50 rods thence West ~ rods, aud
thenre NoHh 50 rods TO the place Of beginning; con.
sining one hundred sud ten acres Of land more or
less,
Trtms ofaae One third cash in hand one third In
nnp and hfd in Two yeHrt, with interest from day
nj sale. urfeHs payments to he cured BY mortgage
On the premises.
JoHN u ELAY, Aamiuistrator
un's 4VSa Estatr NJ q Aniel Nebb, deed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
BIisgOvernIncnt or CivII war.

The Missouri Democrat shows very for.
chilly the alternative 20 which tho disun-
ion Democracy have attempted 10 reduce
the American people. The Richmond
press" il says, recommends the exclu-
sion OF Northern manufactures from the
Southern market; the Gov,rnor OF Miss
issippi, among Other equally rNtriot c
measures, recommends the Legislature OF
that Stite 10 admit foreign goods free OF
duty and in various quarters proposi-
tons are made for a dissolution Of tho
Union contingent on the election to the
Presidency ofthe nominee Of the Repub-
liean National Convention. This un-
masks the whole plot. There shall be
no trouble, i seems, as long a. the slave
Democracy are permitted 10 rule the
country. The people Of the United Stutcs
must submit 20 be misgoverned by an ol-
igarchy, under pain Of civil warl"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
slavery Abolished In Ncbrnskn

ST. Louis, Jan. II.
Tho bill abolishing slavery in Nebras-
ka, passed the Territorial Legislature on
the Sd inst. ltwas expected that Gov.
Black would veto il.
The bill providing for a Constitutional
Convention passed the House ON the
same day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0erwo learn from the Springfield
News that the Presbyterian University,
according late action Of the synodi-
cal committee, will not be located there
unless CLARK county purchases witton-
burg College, aud makes II over to the
Presbyterian synods. The News favors
the effort 20 do this.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

The Douglas Democracy Of Ill.,, held
State Convention at Springfield, on the
eth, and the Administration men held one
a the same place, on the 10th Bothfae.
tiouS elected foil set Of delegates to
Charleston and adopted a platform Of
principles. There is fun ahead.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

01-A bill, to repeal the 8 per cent, in
tereSt law Of last session, has been in
definitely postponed in the Ohio House Of
Representatives. There is much divers
~ Of opinion on this ssbjsct.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0TWe regret TO learn that Jno. r..
Campbell, only son Of Hon. L. d. Camp
bell, met with horrible death on the Ok
ford Junction Railroad, a few days ago.
Ito fell in some way on the track between
couple Of the cars while the train was
In motion, and his body was literally cut
In two, at the waistl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

changed their views, and said he would
nyi accept the nomination ofthe Charles
ton Convention unless the platform A.
greed With him. He would soply hereaf-
Ter 70 the stack made on him.
Adjourned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
Free Negroes Banished nrcm
Missouri.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. II,
In the Missouri Legislature y'sterdry
a bill banishing from the State all ffee
negroes, under the alternative Of beCom-
ing slaves, which had already passed the
Senate, was passed by the H,usS with
amendments.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

ThoWRs BnbiRFtOn JI1cRuIcy.
The Europa brings the melancholy It'd
ings Of the death Of Thomas BaLingtun
h'csul'y, the British poet, essayist, his
torian, and politician, which event occur
red at London, on the 9sth ult., from dis
ease Of the heart, Of fortnight's dura-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
EIecGion orsenn1orD DeFcrre,l.

Ata eaheus ofthe Republican members
Of the Ohio Legislature, held on Wednes-
day evening, the lith, il was unanimous
y agreed to 90 into the election Of an
U. s. Senator, on the ist Of February.-
Chase viii bo the man.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0rThe Dayton Journal, Of Wcdnes-
day last gives on account Of a seizure Of
S2,67o Of counterfeit money In that city,
the preceding afternoon. The men in
whose possession the money was found,
were strangers in Dayton, bu, they were
thought 70 be trading il otto parties in
the city.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
Thc Nebraska Autl-SIRvory nan
vetoed.

CHICAGO, Jan. lb.
The Omaha Nebraskiun OF the 10th
states that the bill for the abolition OF sla-
very In Nebraska, which had passed buth
Houses ofthe Legislature, had been We
toed by Gov. Black.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
WOO5TER'S DRUG STORE
undoubtedly the place to bsy your Wall Pap,r aud
Wimlow shades.

Window shades.
FELLOW CITIZENSHIP ass ured, so long as DO
business with yon, u will be my pleasure purpose
Co benefit and serve youi and there are manY little
item and ideas connected with the LTuE buFness,
that, tfundersiood, may Hdd ven much 10 your com.
for and convenience, For instance, 1 show yOu free
Of cost how that hurninE luid may be made non 81.
piosiye And for rs cents will sell Won the material
foT msking gallons Washing Fluid such a. IL en-.
ployed Ia giving the beautiful fntsh sud color 70 irish
Linnen.
Wooster sells concentrated Lyc for making
Snap.
Wooster e Ia Heave cure for Hursss.
Wonst r sells Horse Powders for so cents,
the best IN the world.
Wooster sells Ointment for frost.buen Feet,
sure curs.
Woo ter sells Rat Ki Ter.
Wooster sells oh ice Pellumery.
Wooster Sc Is Bmndirs and Wines.
Wooster sells SchuO BOuks.
Wooster sells Blank Borks.
Wooster sells = oertnin Cern cure. I
Wooster sells cure Tor Deafness.
HInns hair l. gloTy 10 woran,T SAYS Paul and an
believe the ruth this quotation. reserve Il then
Ladies, yotF lorY ulAy fade unless lOa protect H.
will sell for - rsnis, bnts nf Hair Oh that will re-
store aud change the hair is original eohT--wsr.
ranled, tit does not do II will fsfnnd the monsy
Tim, Jan, 10, ls6U-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0~rThe democracy at WSahingtou are
making overturea 10 the know nothings,
with view Of coalition. How they will
succeed remains 10 be seen,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
sharp Controversy In the sem
ntg.

WoPurPose, next week, 20 give a full
report ofthe quadrangular fight in the U.
8. Senate, the other day, between Pugh
aud Douglas, on one side, and Green and
Davis on the other, on tho question of
territorial sovereignty. Il Is rich and will
ebundantly repay peWsal, Republi-
cans look on this controversy with the
deepest 1neoneern.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

HARHisnUEo, Jan. i3.--Rssolution
approving the firm and dirnifed course
pufsded By the Pennsylvunia Hspreaen-
tativea in Congress who have opposed the
iaithlosa and corrupt Administration in
the present contest for Speaker, and de-
claring thnt Pennsylvania remains true 10
the Constitution and the Union-treatinQ
the threats Of disunion with contempt and
scorn-passed the Senate, finally, BY a
vote Of ~ 90 II.
They also passed a second reading in
the House BY So TO 81, and were read a
third time. Pending the discussion Il
the third reading, the House adjourned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
EXECUTORS SALE.

There will be offered. at PrBIIo
SAtE, NJ the late residence Of JACOB IfOLTZ,
dee two and hall miles Northeast of ritin on
SHiu, day, February 4Ih, 1850,
the following property, 20 wit
One llorsr, Cow, ! Npe.hoTse buggy, I set buggy
iirmess, Robh sc tIer Tot of Wheat, Corn and
latsi also, one PiF'ir1of safe, smoothboFe Rifle,
and other Hriivlrs not here enumr rlled.
TIE Ms-On all snms OF hye tollsT, and over, cred.
u Of sK muuths will be siyen the purhastrs giving
notes " oh approved security. All Sums uLdeT hye
dallnrs, cash.
Sale to commences atlO O'Clock. A NJ.
GEO. uuLrLt p...,.
iaheu 2w l., r.. HuLTZ,A HA''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

CINCINNATI, Jan. IS.
Atten o'clock last night the candle
factory Of J. II. Rogers a. Co., with con-
tents was entirely consumed. Loss $780,
900. Insurance not ascertainod.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0J-The Democratic Site Convention
Of Mississippi, which met at Jackson re-
Gently, after appointing delegates to the
Charleston Convention, adopted aresolu-
ton declaring JEFF. Davis the first choice
Of Miss, for President.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20
Drug and Medicine
I'D DEPO n!
We. 4 Shatchan's BLACK,
ton ne eofnsFl
TIFFIN, OHIO.
" I'D RAPMF

WALL PAPER
10 900 pieces Wall Paper, from
,lrpeure and pwards will be sold nearly =, COS, 20
clear oui the lot ofspring sockgreaiest Inducements
ever before offered in this etyonr forgstths placs,
At WOOsTER'5.
S hool Books, Stationery, Inks,
&c, &c.
Patent Medicines of every des-
chpuon.
Churchill's 1lypopLosphites Of
Line and soda, for ConsumPton.
Peruvian Syrup "a very cele.
bratcd srtiels for the DiipepsIs.
Scandinavian Blood Purifier.
kenncdy's Medical Discovery.
lloOfand's German Bitters.
Boerhave's Holland Btters.
DR. Christie's Ague Balsam l
will give s5 10 any person that will procure better
aFticle or one more sure to cure Ague sbd Fever
Uagaman II Clark's Genuine
Cod Liver OIL. Iur received 5Os Sup. Dr.. Tumond.
Greenough's Non Explosive
burning Fluid. 6ipsr gallon.
Vegetable Oil Burning Fluid,
AT j. F. WOOSTER'S
No I ghawhanis Rlook
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

OeTMr Samuel Woodman, an old resi-
dent and wealthy farmer Of Montgomery
county. died Of orhydrophobia last Tuesday.
lie had been bittcu by mad dog last
September, and the wound then healed
up without leaving any signs Of further
injury.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

When first to this city came
Some twenty month or 50,
felt little skear't az first,
To think how things might GO;
For had of(cn heard it snid
That Druggists here did not do we'll;
he reason Why, OFT inquired,
The reason why, no one could tell
And had hardly op'd my store
Had hardly crossed the street,
Before heard my hte pronounced,
Prepare your down TO meet.
l stood moment in deep thought,
IN French replied, 'Hoc Est Quit!
Now gentlemen | Il show you all
The thing il cat be did;
Yes, Yes il eau be did.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0crThe Tribune earnestly ontreats
the Republican National Committee to
reconsider its action, fixing the timo Of
the Chicago Convention, Cuno l3) and
70 adopt On earlier duy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0@-The sale Of "Helper's Crisis" has
reached the number Of 100 900 copies,
and the Erstuitous distribution 10000
more. II is believed thatit will roach
the full circulation Of half million.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
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Wrnks IL and cordially recommend Ia no public IA.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

O5-on Sunday night last the Express
Office nt Newark was robbed Of ei,iOO,
belonging to several persona, who had en-.
trusted Il TO the various Express Compa-
nies, az carriers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

01-The Tribune Almanac for 1860,
has been issued by H. Greeley g. Co.,
and eontains the usual amount Of polite
al and general information. II is an in
dispensoblc manual for the politician by
reason Of its full election statistics.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-20

0.TThs delegates from Oregon to the
Charleston Convention are instructed to
vote for Joe. Lane Tor President