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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
The Imperial Cabinet Considering
Measures Of Defence.
Nrw OnI,rANs. November 27.

NEw ORLEANS, November u.
The Times Vera Cruz odviccs Of
the !lth, say everything is unsettled
in Mexico. A general distrust pre-
walls and business ia paralyzcd. Max
imilian's power is daily lessening-
Pucbl has been selected as general
furnishing quarters for the Imperial
army, and is strongly garrisoncd by
Austrians.
The roads are unsafe and robbcrics
are hourly committed. Tho country
is in dcplorablc state, with no bust
ness or security in anything. Oriza-
ba is strongly fortified in anticipation
of Liberal attack.
Cordoya has been abandoned and
all the war materials removed TO
the interior. .
Judge Perkins, Gen. Price and 9TH
crs, are sanguinc of the success oi
their colonization scheme. .l
The Empress started for Yucatan,
unaccompauiod by Moximilian, who
follows in January. The reception of
the Empress along the route, was
quito tame, except at Vera Cruz,
where the demonstrations were grand,
She would depart on the 10th for Nu
catau.
Fourteen hundred rciuforccmcn:s
arrived at Vera Cruz on the 18th, and
more are looked for, The Liberals
are very active in collecting at all
points,
! Galveston dates Of the 23d, report
/ the arrival of the steamer Clinton,
from the Rio Grande, with large
number of white and black troops,
homcward bound, in order to be dis.
\ charpoa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
From jackson, Mise.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. =

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 2l.
A hill comforting certain civil rights
upon Freedmen, passed the House to
day, with substitute to the fourth
section. Freedmen are allowed To
testify and bring witnesses when a par
ty to record, but not in cases cxclu-
siycly between white men, Vote Oh
to 30.
Gov. Humphreys tclcgraphcd on the
18th to the President;
"Thc colorcd troops attacked and
took possession of passenger train
at l.audcrdalc Springs, insulting the
ladies, The officers were unable tc
control them,
lie says the Legislature has me-
moralised for the removal of troops
aud is willing to extend the rights t,
freedmen to testify in Court, if the
troops are Withdrawn,
The President replied that the roop'
would be Withdrawn when peace anc
order could be maintained without
them. Measures should be adopted
giving protection to all freedmen IL
their possession of property, whiel
will cntitle them to assume their con
stitutional right. There is no dispo
sition ON the part Of the Governmen
to ARBITRARILY dictate, but simply t'
advise a policy that is beneficial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
NEWS ITEMS.

b6- Returns from Colorado indi
cate the election of Gov. Gilpin and
the entire Union ticket,
IT Is estimated that there are nov
iu the different ports Of the Uni;eC
States 400, 900 bales Of cotton.
ToN SAVERS, the great English
pugilist died recently ofdiscase oftbc
lungs.
TEN thousand dollars worth OF
silks were stolen from store in Phil
adelphia on Sunday night last.
sSr The Minnesota school fund is
now nearly 81 900, 900, and il is csti-
mated that it will ultimately reach
s12,OOO,0OO.
s6S- II is said that apples are plcn.
ty in Canada, and sell at ono dollar
and twenty-five cents per barrel, in
gold.
TnE pirate Shenandoah has been
handed over to che American Consul, |
and viii be sent TO New York imme
diately.
TnE Summit county Brocoa says
some real estate was sold in Akron, u
few days since, for So, 400, which was
bought four years ago for 5000.
OFFICIAL VoTE.-Tho official ma
jority for General Cox for Governor
of Ohio, over Morgan is 1896. To.
tai vote Il7,12O,
p. S.-Sincc the above was put in
type, VIC received later returns which
makes Cox's majority over Morgan ]
1896 but it is stated that in some i
coun ties the soldiers vote was not re. ?
turned, and this would make il 30 o
OSO. b
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
Various Items.

Troubles are like babies, they
grow bigger by nursing.
Aim above morality. BE not
simply good; be good Cor some
thing,
Some who q year ago were sigh
ing lovers, are now loving sires
Human existence hinges upon
tr, iles. What would beauty be with
ont soapi
To teach early, is to cngravc on
marble; to teach late, is to write on
eand.
He who forbears to take revenge,
| know, achieves the no0lest con-
quest of his foe
Woman-the first gatherer ot
fruit-py picking the first apple she
caused the first pair to fall.
Ii you should happen to, meet o
friend in need, remember that you
do not know how soon you ma.
need friend,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
The Mexican Question /!

We publish elsewhere in to-day's
paper an advertisement, setting forth
the sale of the Bonds for the Mexican
Loan. There is no question but
Maximilian will have to get out Of
Mexico soon, or the American pco-
pie will resort to such measures as
will expediate his departure, In re.
ference to this loan, we cannot give
ita stronger recommendation to the /
people than by publishing the follow. |
ing, which passed the United s,a,ov
House Of Representatives, in April,
1864
"That the Congress of the United
States are unwilling, by silence, tc
leave the nations of the world undc,
the impression that they are indiiier
ent spectators of the dcplorablc
events now occurring in the Repub
lie. Of Mexico; and they therefor,
think ft to declare that il does not
accord with the policy of the United
States to acknowledge a monarchical
government, erected ON the ruins OF
any republican government in Amer
lea, uLder the auspices of any Euro
pean Power
On the 4;h of April the above res
olution was reported from the Com
mittce on Foreign Affairs, aud wu'
put On its passage the same day
Democrats aud Republicans alik
spoke in its favor; aud it passed, un
der the yeas and nays, without dis
senting voice yeas l09, nays 0, Tn
next day, April 5, Mr.. Morrill, an,
several other members who had beer
absent when the vote was taken aske,
to be allowed to record their name
In the Affirmative,
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Sew
ard, in sending to our Minister
Paris, Mr., Dayton, copy of this re
olution, under date April 9Th, wro
Ms follows:
"This resolution truly interpre
the unanimous sentiment of the pc
ple Of the United States as to Mex
CO." He adds that "the Preside
does not at present contemplate Al
departure from the policy which III
Government has hitherto pursued
regard to the rsr which exists b
tween France and Mexico
Thus, while the Government o. Il
United Statss engaged in great Al
doubtful struggle for national. unit
RETAINED from any act which the Go
ernment Of France would regard
cause Of war, 1t recognized the ia
that the unanimous voice Of our pc
ple--the basis Of all Government in
Republics opposed to the erecti,
10 Mexico of a monarchy under Il
auspices Of any European Power.
Undor these circumstances, is !
the MEXICAN LOAN the peace
seluiiln Of the dificultyY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
A Riot of Crime in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov, 23,
\ horrible state of affairs exists
here, Eighteen deaths by violence
have occurred during the present
month, besides large numbers injured
who have recovered. Many have
been robbed in the most public pla-
ces. Last night two persons were
mortally wounded, and another seri-
ously shot. Asa hack was return
ing at night from an exhibition at st,
Cecilia Academy, loaded with ladies'
and gentlemen, shots were fred into
the hack, taking effect in the body of
Mr.. Heiierman, Street commissioner
of Nashville, and we'll known and
valuable citizen. A tcamster, about
II o'clock last night, walking along
the open space by the railroad tres
tie, was arst potihod Of danger by
the fash of pistol, the ball taking
effect in his shoulder. A subsequent
shot penetrated tho region of thc
groin, The man escaped, and his
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30


A Mum pURGATo .-Roccntly
we heard coed story OF an occurrence
which took place M NswDuryport, Mas
saehusrtts. A servant girl in that town
went to Dr.. Spail5ri for advice, decla'
ring her ailmcnt to be pain in the bowels.
The doctor gave her ealhartic, aud re-
ques,cd her to call again 10 few days,
which she did lie asked her if she had
taken the medicine, to which she replied
in the affirmative. He then asked, " did
anything pass you aCtcr taking it ~
" Yes SIR" she said, "a horse and
wagon, aud drove Of pigs" The doc
tor collapsed, rcmOrkiOg; II think yoI
must be great deal better"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30

Farms For Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER NOW OFFERS
l. for sale, his well known farm where
he row resides, situated in Scipio town.
shir, Seneca county, Ohio, and about 10
miles east of Tflin, and half mile from
IIovey creek. Said farm
Contains l6O Acres
OF choice land, well adapted for either
Grain or Stock with about 100 acres i'm
proved and under good state of cultiva.
ton. Tho balance is choice timber
There is on said farm fine
Two Story Dwelling House,
Kitchen, w ash House,
A good Wood House,
Attached also, good
Tenant House.
There is also on said farm a
Good Grain Barn, Horse Barn,
Cow Barn, guod stobling Cor 400 head "l
Sheep, with an orchard OF choice fruit,
with fine u, sIrtncnt Of Grapes, Peaches
Pears, Plumbs, Cherries, &c.
Said furm is pleasantly located, aud is
one of the best farms for either grain or
grass, in the county. This farm has II
well of good water at each dwelling
house, and is we'll supplied with stock
wa'cr.
Also 30 Acres
of land adjoining the above land on the
north with about SO acres cleared, the
balance choice .imbcr with q comfort
able Log House, and log barn thereon, a
good thriny orchard Of young frui. trees.
Also SO Acres
one mile west of the above farm, on the
edge OF Bloom township, in said county,
with abcut AZ acres cleared, and the
the balaucc choice timber with good
bearing orchard. This land Is pleasantly
located, and is choice land either for
grain or grass. The whole will be sold
tnnothpr mr. ,liyid al IN suit tho nnrc chascr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
SAN Francisco, November 22.


a storm of rain has prevailed
throughout the State during the week
the most severe experienced since the
great food oflS6i. Communication
with the interior, except by water and
telegraph is cut of.
The Central Pacific Railroad has suf.
fcred severely by the caving in Of
cmbankments. The mining districts
have received considerable damage by
the washing away of dams, fumes,
wheels and bridges. Much of the
country bordering on the Sacramento
and Feather Rivers is flooded.
The lower portion of Maysyille is
under water, without much damage as
yet.
The wharfat Half Moon Bay, on the
Pacific coast south of San Francisco,
was washed away this morning, carry.
ing warehouse filed with grain, caus.
ing damage to the amount ofSl0O,OOO.
There is no signs of the storm aba
ting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
Il. vArLANprdnAM IN EAroN

=. j.. NALLANDIGnAM IN EATON.
The Dayton JOURNAL furnishes tho
following incts, in regard 10 the attack
upon G. l.. VaIlandishom, when in Ea
ton, prcblc county. 1t snys A gen.
tlcman who resides in Dayton. aud who
witnessed most of the af'iir, govc US in
substance the following account of the
trouble c. l.. Yallandigham had in E1tcn
u few evenings ago:
While awaiting the departure Of the
train South, which was delayed by the
failure of the train from the North TO ar.
rive on time, gentleman privately in-
formed Mr. Vallundighem that he had
better secrcte himself until the train was
ready 10 start, MS tlIionts had beon made
by some returned soldiers, Of treating
hin roughly. Mr.. V. proiitcd by the hint
and left tho place. Our informant had
almost forgotten the circumstance, ard
sometime afterwards was Ogrecubly sea.
ted in the passenger car, when some one
rushed in, almost exhausted, his hat was
C ushej down over his face, and the crow II
bearing marks of an assault, aud he sunk
down upon a seat apparently very much
alarmed. The next instant our informant
heard u crowd mount the platform, and
the words, D-n the traitor ! | give
him good ohe A" Our informant then
recognized Mr.. Vallondighum, upon the
seat near him Several men came into
the car, cursirg Mr.. ", addressing to
him multitude of opprobrous cpithcls,
and dcnouncing him as miserable
traitor, who ought 10 BE- strung up
Some of the more violent were for taking
him cut of the car, and fixing him." as
they said. Persons in the car tried to
pacify the men, but they were warned to
"dry up" Our informant then wont to
the conductor, and insisted on his coming
into the car to protect Mr. ", but tho
conductor said It was no use TO try il, for
they would mollrcat him, also. lie was
thon asked to run tho train down the
road some distance. aud await the arrival
of the train they were expecting, but ho
sad he had no right to do that; yet he
inaly agreed to 90 into the car aid try
to prevail on the rioters to leave. lie
entered lhc car, und ondcoyorcd to enforce
order, but the men told him they were MS
"good us any man who carried II lantern
and hauled traitors /! " aud they hustled
him out Of the car. The men then re-
owed their abuse Of Mr., ", aud some oI
thom insisted on taking him out aud
- putting him through !! " All this time
the n liso on the outside of the car was
becoming loud aud threatening, clubs
and stones were clnshing aud c!attcring
arainst the chr. To all this abuse and
menace, Mr.. V. did not reply, but re-.
muincd silent and iowncast, Fortunately
at this moment, the train started, Just as
tho mob Spiri, was eliminating, aud our
intorman, Mi"ks ,Nat Mcro is no doubt
but that MIR. Nauandigham, VIVA thus
spared more violent treatment. The
passengers were powcrlcss to prevent
the ird,sniliss hcaped upon him. The
p~teS, for ths outrage upon Mr. Val
lNadigham, was that hehad made himscl
obnoxious on account Of his course du
, ring the war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30

ly money but various other articles
A letter containing hair powder, from
n New York house, was found, and a
watch chain discovered in carpet
bag, Taylor acknowledged to be stol-
en- from letter. lie has been en-
ployed in the Post Office since last
june.
The examination was conducted for
the Government by District Attorney
Root.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30

wounds were dressed by DR.. II. Og'e
but, he will die. -Four men believed
to be concerned in the Hcfferman mur.
der, have been arrested. Great cx.
citement exists in the city, and knots
of mcn-on the street corners are talk
ing organizinga n Vigilance Committee.
LATER.-The city authorities have
called meeting of the citizens to form
patrols, and organize for protection
against the banditti infesting the city
of Nashville and vicinity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-30
Day and Evening Glasses.

Il with, lauud by proper ,uqalTy that lLia IL the
only College of the nd In the lnon conducted by
an ssrsTisRcsA Msrehaat. ard Whose PsamAn 10 a
trained aesouataAt
RI Merchants, nssmers aud RspAsrs can always
obtain ,hStOu ehh educated assosn'sn" oA spPiea'
ton a, ouI ohes.
ty- These d,,itias oar slssass'nsw cirulsr, Pp.
PIae,ies, wlh sample. OF os' reamAa's aa.lnes and
omsnsHial wnlins, mssi sasle,s TWENTY 'Fivk
CENTS 10
p. DUFF & SON,
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MEXICO.
Another account ofthe Fight at Ma,amoraS- -
Thu Plot 10 gain Possession OF tho Town.

The Plot to gain Possession oil tho Town
NEw YoRK, November, 23.
The HcrdHs Brownsville letter
SAYS. The attack on Matomorar
heretofore reported was very small
lnHair. Gen. Escobcdo, commanding
the Republican army, had given or
dcrs for n reconnaissance, but no order
for an attack. One of the officers
commanding a small body Of Ameri-
cons misunderstood the order, aud as
saultod one portion Of the works with
great success, capturing the imperial
works and guns, but not being sup
ported they had 10 withdraw. Du-
ring the siege, Brownsville was filed
with people from Motomoras, who
fed TO escape the expected attack
During the fight the soldiers at
Brownsville chccrcd at the success of
the liberals, whercupon four shots
were deliberately fired at the assem-
blcd crowd, from the Imperial stca-
mcr pisano. Gen. Wcitzcl, at the
request of Gen. Escobcdo, and in the
interest Of humanity, sent over tents
for the lattcr's wounded. Many Of
the wounded were transported to
Brownsville, and received the attcn-
ton of L. S. Army Surgeons there.
The HcrdWs correspondent con
firms the story Of the plot to turn
Motamoras over to the Liberals
One of the leaders in the conspiracy
was formerly in the rebel army, scry.
ing on the staff of John Morgan
The Liberal army is said to bo in
crcasing steadily in strength. All
business in Matamoras has ecased.--
The streets are barricadcd with cot.
ton bales and other material, most of
the labor being performed by citizens.
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P. DUFF 3 SON,

ey- We will mail Apy p.,sou enclosing rs s., .
eepy o. either oar Msvan,,le 81 sts.meoa' Book
Keeping poApaid, ,.t
Nc, 30, iseS, T--sAo,'
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Gieamboaie an0 Railroads.

nor HUDSON. CATSKILL, BRISTOL and
4 WEST CAMr--SeaIners ease loot Of hsIsoD''
daily, lsunIsy. c4ceqtsdJ az 0cl0es ~
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SIN sfft AEaANGENi s.-On a. lfef .!JN-
ln,o l.s Trains vii avs Twenty III hes. sta'lon
Tor Albany .nd Troy c,irg with Northern ana Ncs'fn
train. af - u sud t'u H.. % irall connec
s Irov vf l lor e.I.iusi Lake George bu'i on, -na
Tuni and .v Lake Cua pain boltsflr tihpis, '4tf
oIi srA s0ntrea sr ling eachst 10 IN, 49, y M
train al Albany io4 the Nts.- .
j. g. BuCKHOUr fn-ncer and scp't
NEW-JEkSEY RAlLROAD,-Tra.ns leave
~ fci o Cor,ndst iof lnnADFlPuiA At = lOand n 30
a. Al. ~ u ant M ald I- midnight Tor bALTfAoRs
AID MssniN6rov a. aud ll 90 M p rn ana II uid
mint Mifary Tickets not receivable IN iae !. tam
" other p.Ttlegs.s see pDs .. o.ccL
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NENTRAL RAILROAD fNEW-JERSEY
~ -Psssen.or Depot in New York TO-; Of Lberys, and
eisht Depot newborn Pier No. 2. North River con
meeting Hampton Junction with delaware. lacsawsnnl
ana Western RaiI0sd Eas'on wiki Lrhixh Valley Rail
road ard - corrections forming direc. line to PttsOufgn
and the Mest without change OF cars. - -
GbEAI MIDDLE ROUTE 70 TIE WISE
Two E1ore., rsiu daily from tis Ns., except Sundays
when one evening lrlin c,
sixty N,s AID Two Hours saved ~ mis- nns 10 Chicago,
Cnuu.ii II. Louis win bat one change OF cara
sPRlN,s ARRANGEMENTS.
~ ucnciug lri "A lt1. 'svr New ork rs 10 i9wE
ATOM ~, PISTON MtIca Chunk, Nihlan,pofI
" isesosrro Maiano, City &c.
n. m.--for btE-rI Point. m,
MAE Tran MOO m. Tor fiemlngon, tason Wstrf
Gsr, 5,rantou WlAcsbaTre. Great BENZ Piton bingham
ton. &C..
900 o. H. Western Express Cor Esston, seTsn,on. Great
Pond Allentown, hei4ns hafnsnurs, Pittsburgh sld ne
Ne.t n b 81 10 Cincinnati o. Ch'esgo'
A. slf tsu cael.r. TO -. LouIs - .
a. ci H.. z $50. 5;Jf $50 aud II u FOR khI .o,th
ll.,u ~. Tp,iN-ror Eason Allentown Maach cuaak'
" lk.sbaue. Rslding. Psi'svl., harnsbnrs SC. 4,
D. m-For aston. scian Oh Greet bend, beslehcn AZ
ien'pwn Msucb hunk. sud Ni'anrIoft
bp m.-for .olncisi'.e and > lexington.
go o. m-FDr Sou-rvii.. an.
bis n m. " -srEFN FgPkEss JR.iN-foE i-s'on. air"'
town Reading farri-bng Pittsburgh, ana the West Steep
ig e-rs through Jersey City fluopfs every eV.ns
IalrlBrrHPoRr .Sp NKwioBK r. f-b~sve new
York from Tier No. " r. a. 300 Boats atop a. Der
PEI Point aud far.nrrs labor. -,
TICKET. r The West can be- obtained q; the oice Of the
Gem. R.fasd tonitauv FOO 90 Lb''-si, y. H. a. NO
k.or Hou.r Al A0s ~ AMI 50 Br3-@sy, uni az Tue fr
ia, hotris. JOSIAH q. sfnAtsNs. supehnteH4'-I
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Amnsemenfs.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

n
ALWAYS COOL AND DELIGHTFUL.
NssoEs semtils,or dauses 5000 feet Of COO sn per
GREAT ENTERPRISE,
captured and brought to this city from the coast oil Leo
. NiyE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
will be exhibited in the
Gf saf6ciently prepared for their rsception.)
CONE AND SEE THEM
while you hsit r oRpP Sfs Xaf vNcrRrs
seven species having died while being exhibited
'hi' 'u'e"" WEDNESDAY JUNE 49, 1905
THE most attractive entertainment afforded the public
''' vic BENEFIT or Mr.. n; LEyIcK,
AFTERNOON aud EVENING.
The di,tinsu'hod, AI'er, a. s Tltpyr
will appear iDthe Afternoon at D. IN the model EMOTIONS
Drama of the age. entitled
r u T. A Fl f..
OR THE PRIDE OF BIRTH.
$ Az STiT ia SSS5RifR ~ Mr. c. W. CLARKE.
supported frG "a t,nss . ss%isSn p si..s:
Craze Rrdgmsn, Porter Cunningham 3c
EVENING Al
The powerful moral Drama Of
THE DkUNKARD,
TUE FALLEN SAVED.
EDWARD MIDDLETON, ss originally perfo%ed BY h,,R
Other Characters BY the Company
AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY,
After the Drama Afternoon and Evening.
THE GREAT ANGLICAN
ONR-LEGOED DANCER, TONY DESlER,
W. b. HARRISON. Comic snd fxtemporsneous singer
MORNING AT II.
THE PHILOSOPHER AND MAGICIAN,
fHOF. COSPOBESs,
will appear In his wonderful
hEJHOMANTIC ILLUSIONS
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT DRAfI-wHEEi-
also, portion Of tho Historical
CHARTER OAK or CONNECTICUT
LINE ALLIGATOR. ~ FEET LONG,
HORSE AND RIDER EN1MlNED BY AN ENON
NOUS SERPENT COM ERTED INTO STONE
PROF MISUNDERSTANDING hLCULhTOR.
WOODROFFE's BOHEMIAN CLASS. BLOWEhs,
A GLASS STEAM.fNGiNE IN NOTION
FIFTY LIFE. SIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES,
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETlitDATS
Fat Women Gan,ess Crcassnn 'ir Living Otter "rsnd
Agnara, Million turioties
Admission ~ cents: Children under ten. ID cent?
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BROADWAY THEATER.
ID PsSlIiNELl LAsr NIGHT
90 the
GRAND MILITARY DRAMA OF ire
entitled the
PIONEER PATRIOT,
n Y hich tie eminent srii ~
Mr.. AND MRS. H. WATKINS,
are ufy wed with enthusiasm seldom Eesrd while
the ~ ais Cd. q fhsl.er.
Mrs A. ~ abel tar.ton' WIN sonr
Mr H. 20 the Deiosned slave
Tie mann cement oses easure IN announcing
m. 10 " ga dc beautiful ana talented artistic,
MSs NATE REYNOLDS.
shn " I'D rp-as on MONDAY, Jaly B. in new 'ensso1sl
.'' T.iT ANGEL or MIDNIGHT.
On. neie. a. ID. .y,n of the fret appearance Of
biR ". Il. SEDLEY SMITH.
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ANCHOR IINE.-STEAM TO LIVER
n pOOL GLASGOW ana the IRISH PORTS. HlHtR
MA SATURDAY. Juiy l. az .. ~, from Pier TO Noitl
River Fare yaylhe n currency Cabins, w. 80 shl
d steersrs 80. rhAN.i, hcDoNALp Co., no o
Bowling Green.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. via ire Ene
Rai wsy from foot OF Cbaubers.,.. RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLfVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS.
connecting with railroads for all principal cities in the West
Its road Is being extended, and will De in complete
running order % Manifold Gallon. urbaus, Dayton, Lcn
nsti and 81 LOU, without break II gauge -
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