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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15
A Hint. I'm
!, will be remembered that tho Chicag,

II will be remembered that the Chicago
Democratic Convention that nominated
that greatest of military humbugs and
failures, George Ii. Mcclellan, for Presi.
dent, did not adjourn sine die. II was
said that it's services might be required
again, and so power was given the chair.
man Of the national committee, Mr..
August Belmont, 10 call il together again.
A contemporary suggests that II would
be good idea to call il together now
for the purpose ofreconsidering its dec
luration that tho war 10 put down rebel
lion had proved failure.
Our readers will all remember how
pcrsistently the Copperhead paper
and speakers harped upon the Joui
years Of Cdiiare," aud how they demand
ed au armistice and compromise, itera
ting and rriteroting that We never eoulG
put down the rebellion by force Of arms
Isa't that rather al ugly record to look
back upon now, in the light of the events
of last month"; The war doesn't look
like much of "a failure" now, does III
The rebellion appears to be pretty effcc'
tually crushed doesn't IL! And II wasn'
done by either on urmstice or com
promise.
When Grants aud Shermnn's snc
Sheridant aud Thomas' veterans gel
home, 6s the will in few weeks, II
won't be pleasant perhaps not exactly
safe-to talk to them about their grand
and glorious campaigns having been
"failureS," and We do think il would be
well, before they get here to hive that
convention called together again, and
that resolution expunged from the record
and while they are at the work, the
whole platform might just as well be
expuuged. and if they could also expunge
the candidates., II would doubtless BIO a
good thing to do. BY all means let us
have the Chicago Copperhead Conven.
tion over again. ChiAicoihe Gazette.
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0r7- The grudd,tfag class at the West
Point Military Academy this yepr have
prepared a striking memorial of their fel.
lowship! II Is military goblet of ell.
yer made in imitation ola twelve.p pc under
shell, resting upon u pedeIsi emblszon-
cd with emblematical devices. AT tho
base aro the crnblems Of tho infantry.
cavalry artillery and engineer corps Of
the army, with the motto Of the lost,
"Essayons," engraved below the pick and
spade. Medallons, surrounding a NOR.
tar which opholds the shell, represent
Cupid, Venus. Mars aud Minerva. On
the lid are engraved the names Of tho
sixty~-nine members OF the class Of 1885,
and the figure Of private in tho full
dress uniform OF cadet surmounts tho
whole; ..
The goblet is for the first baby.
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u. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS

These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium
and are sSemP,,n a. sts all the Government Bonds,
rsoN eIAlt' OovSrt' ASp ncN'o'rAl l.hA',os m
$50. 40 ,,co,I,ns IN the rat, lsyisJ
upon other property. The in,lre,t is PAYABLE semi.
snneaIly BY coupcp' ai,aehsd TO each note, which
~ ~, 80 '. SUI ,c,o ao v y
~, ''' - ~. -.
n,oo
r, - 900
s,ooo -
ous no,.- ~. a. ~ ssooe ro,s
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orCLapluin L. r. Drske. Of tt:s isist
Ohio, ID speech delivered at Badge
port 70 ,ently, defined secession pretty
well in this wsy: .,,.r..,
"To proceed is Ia, Go forward; 10 rscede
is to 90 backward; but to reoeds Is TO go
straight 10 the detls" irp gsi 80
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Davis House.

Farm. ,iy called the ''Ci,y Houss,DTimn' ONO
lkyI WEtRicK, P Proprietor. uL,.c,;.,a,an nd
h.latsp.,rons Of the City House, ,tnowthe rh
his hotsIi, re adv for the reception OF guests ins
House has be en- rebuilt Furnished anu'' n'"
toodas any In the country. .a,t..ny
I now have stabling snoughto aceommvuS
umber o horses and wi llalwsy .hsvesan'npp1C
offsed. LEVI w Hi"'
TifRn, October |, le5e-l5tf
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FIRST National Bank of Tiff,n.

BENJAMIN Tomb .JobnT Huss. Thos B
Tomb George r. Huss, Geo. r. Seney
L p. singer, |. L. stJobn, Henry Ebbert
Edward Hamilton. Stephen Dorsey. John
G. Gross. Henry H souder, Robert Nelsen
Joh, l. ,o,barn James s Ysrk Csss ~ ~
Cunningham whl Gallup, Henri zsha,
March ys.b Isss-tt q
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=. Clay,

Attorusya1d Coun,ellor at Law and NotsIH ~, ran
To- FostoIis, Ohio, will attend promptly 70 I'll
be paid TO all Kinds OF Collsetion',i Seneca ana
aToiniug eeuntiss. upto.t
ovSIcg-with ). v. Jones, ,Esqpin nhA'e'pi'0A'
mp stairs r. r.. rr. ..r-r. ... .
Fo,tOIis, ,Aususts6, 1864, .-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

Nor A BAD ExousE.--Those who 20
around with the contribution boz, III
California churches plead aud argue tho
case .. :hc pcws as they 20 along. In
one instance the following dialougo
ensued.
Purson L-----extcuded tho basket
to Bill, and slowly shook his heed.
Come, William, givo us sun,ethings
said the Parson!
Cuu't do il, said Bill.
Why not! Is not tho cause good
one!
Yes. good onoughi but am not ubie to
give anything. rer r3.rf
Poh poh syou know better; you must
give n better reason than that.
Well. | owe too much money; must
be just beforei am generous.
But, William, you owe 0oda larger
debt than you ow Q any one else.
That is true, purson, but then he Gint
pushing me like tho rest Of my creditors.
That argument was conclusive.
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Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

CoLuAEUs, May lIt, 1895.
IGACcoRDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
Iofan act Of the G neral Assembly of,he State Of
Ohio, pa s,sd April -, ls05, the undenigned state
Az gust nest for the purchase Of the Land Scrip re-
eeived from the United Suites foL the edsbhshlnent
OF faa Agroaliural College, or College, in the state
Of Ohio The Scrip com prses $4,000 acres o. land
No Iroposlti on will be received for loss than one
hundred aud sixty acrss. al
II more convenient prop osais may be made 10 me
Auditor and Treasured OF any county, who WI lEans'
nit the same 10 the under gned,
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
.... Auditor OF state.
... ... @. VOLNEY DORSEY.
Treasure of state
-| wM. HENRY SMITH,
May 4,tauEi. Secretary ofsi'is'
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The goblet is for the first baby.

A SINGULAR FAtr The tow uskYip Of
Williams field, ,hshtabula county. has sent
sevcn,y-fve men into Tie army dining
the war not ou5 Of whom has been kil-
led by The bullet Fen have died from
eiscuse contracted in catrip; and nine
have been Wounded, but are now weH
and in the service. This fact probaEfy
cannot DC parallelcd in the whole eodn-;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15
Frank Baker,

A,ornsya at Law, Tim, Ohio. Office ~ Tomb
alock An Just claims for Bounty, Back ray ahe
p.nsions, prcmpiiy collected for soldiers OF hsi'
.ii,stthsIows% rates. No advance pay pssmsn,
uirsd.
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OTA French Journal "confirms" tho
story Of another journal hat q canal has
been choked by a tremendous hailstorm,
the hailstones having accumulated and
fotm,d mass Office OF the size Of 10000
cubic yards. Sis hundred wofkmen arc
vainly endeuporiug 10 break up the ice
with their piekOtes. Tough ice or tough
si,rv
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0rA wag says, It is folly to expect
n ojrI TO love man whom every body
speaks well Of. Get up a rperae eDlion
and her affections will cling SO fast that
dozen guardians can't begin TO remove
them. ,fa7ur.f.Q
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III. 8. Wcnncr.

Manufacture of Carriages, Buggies.suikies,S nc
Jorner Coe aud Jefferson streets, nsar the ee,msn
Catholic Church Tifin, Ohio. hne stooh W ~, a
,t.xt ,,xIss Of Busries, etc., finished In the bes
manner and fthe most durable materials contsn,y
sn hand "a nd promptly madeto order; ,,,yySpp
MIA .....oz ,cao AZ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

0-y- A man who avoids uislripony OF
account of the cures of welded life |.
corhpated 10 one who would amputaie his
leo 10 sats his toes from corns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

or Lorenzo Dow ohce said Of gtssP:
ing svuriclous farmer, that II he had tho
whole world enclosed In single feid. be
would not be contslt without = PATCH
oui sido for potatoes. t,. ~b ut
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

OrrBfost people are little shy Of re-
ligion. They give Il day 10 i'seii' ana
make Il q stranger 70 tho other sir
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

Or A barber In Ssvsnnsh says ne has
used up more than 100000 of reosi
money for shaving paper, -. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

mr. Pscification in Afksnsas q pro-
crossing rapidly The people arc taking
The management Of the grofrlitas . 'heT
own hands. .....
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Seneca County

AVE AND HEADING fAcroRY'TiffiN,o
w. n. Chsmberlin has constantly on hand f'ou
naProit BarteI Slaves, well seasoned, hsd Kiln
rjedheading. Prompt attention given TO aliordefs
Aise scroll Saving and Turning done toorder' =.
Nov embeI 8 1865. o''
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or lie who. in his perplexity. resorts
TO falscltood, may seem secure for little
while, but is sure to, be, oyerwhelmed
5000 with greater Perplesity than before.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

ias-Psople run each other down %
thcarh @ they could make psdsstsls q
their neighbors' characters, and iook ss''.
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Or. G. BciIharZ.
SURGEON S3 DENTIST

oGiee ,shawhan's Block,over Tim Bsnk. ,ers' e
nsertedi n superior manner, and on n,yi,Snn,
bIste,m, CaIIand have yourreeth plie w,snos'
aI,v nr rnytLuARzhavingh h ad NOR ethah'wehy
eaI,experience, ,feelse on6dentth can ,s
ha mostfa,tidious and succeedin allea.e'" ""s''
useessis possiDle eunueiauf 2s.tf
AntilI7, 1863.
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The Only Loan in Market
Now offered By the Government, and its Iupe ror ad.
vantages make It tho
Great Popular Loan of the People

Less tlan $3.50 200 600 of,he Loan authorized by
Congress are nov on the market This amount, at the
rate at which 1t Is being absorbed, will all be sub
scribed for wi hin sixty days, when the notes will
undoubtedly command a premium, as has uniformiy
becn the case on closing the subscriptions to oth'I
Loans. ~.
In order that citizens ofevery town and section Of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking tho
loan the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
Bankers ihroughou, the county have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par. sub'eriher' viii
select their own agents,in whom they have cont
dence. and who only are to be responsible ior the
delivery Of the notes for which they receiv~ orde
-. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, PmiLADELPnIA
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A bachelor shosmaker says that
Ian old maid is like an old 'hcot---
Ioi no use without . tsAows -
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u. y. 7.3O LOAN
THIRD SERIES,
$780,

., authority Of the Secretary ofIhe Treasury, the
The General subsciir,io Agent for the
sale OF Unitsd States Securities, ofer, TO the pubic
the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
thiseien,h, per cent. Interest, per anhun, known a,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-15

Subscription Agent, PnILADEIPnIA
National Exchang Bank Of Tifiin.
First National Bank OF Tifiin.
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"a WatSOn,
MOrd & Keen.

- .,,o,n.v at Law G. ] Ksss, Auoi,
~ ,.y and Notary Puhlic. oace, Comme''''
pnw' Un stairs, southeastCoTner'
I..nary Q9, 1864.
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William Wolf,

Boot Binder aud Blank Book Mahu'a''u''' -
lin, Ohio. 90, IA iy
January l, 1864.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-15
Fields.

The Boston poet, bookseller and publish
er,, j. I, Fields (rickn0r & Fields), Is well
known for his wonderful memory and
knowledgeof English literature. tits said
that when any author In the neighborhood
is at loss for any particular passage, he
goes at once to the bookstore for the desired
informationi The LondaE Reviec tells this
anecdote Of him
One day, at dinner party, would-b6
wit, thinking 10 puzzle Mr.. Fields, and 5
make sport for the company, aniiounced.
prior to Mr.. Fields' arrival, that he had
himself written some poetry, and Intended
to-submit it to Mr.. Fields as Southey,s. At .
the proper mOmenti therefore, after the
guests were seated, he began: "Friend
Fields, have been good deal exercised az
late, trying to find cut In Southey's poems
his well known lines running thus: (repeat-
ing the lines he had composed). Can YOU
tell us about what time he wrote thenP,,
!" do not remember to have met them be (
fore, replied Mr.. Fields. = and there were
only two periods in 60uthey's life when
such lines could possibly have been Written
by him.n When were thOsepn RleefnIlv
asked thewitty questioner. =. Som 6wheres,s
said Mr.. Fields, .abont that early period
OF his existence when he was having tha
measles and cutting his.flrst teeth,uof near
the close OF his life when his brain had
sottened, and he had fallen into idlocy. The
vefsifcation belongs to the measles period.
but ttheaxpression clearly betfays the idlotic
one" The QuestlOner smiled faintly. but
the company roared.
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TEN1AN puEL AN LIyERpooL.
liverpool Correspondent Glasgow papor.l

4 H
I One evening last week an Irish gentle-
man, carrying on business in, Liverpool,
and well known on the Exchange, pre-
vious to going home to his residence at
Edgehill, had occasion to call at the bar
room of highly respectable hotel in Dale
street, which at the time was considerably
crowded by gentlemen in his own position
in society--a very respectable one. The
gentleman referred to was carrying a
double barreled fowling-piece, which had
been undergoing some repairs. Among
those present in the room was tall, salloW
individual of unmistakable "Yankee" as.
pect, but gentleman-like person and attire.
On observing the gentleman who carried
the fowling-piece he addressed him and
said. II suppose sir, you are Fenian? ?'
The other replied that he was not, and that
SO far from being so, he despised both Fem
ians and Fenianism. "Then you despise
me, "rejoined the stranger. li"I donot know
you, sir; but if you are Fenian, or even
Fenian leader, have no respect for YOU"
The stranger took a handkerchief from his
pocket, applied it to his nose, and then
threw it in the face OF the other, at the same
time exclaiming with a strong Yankee
twang, ''Iam Fenian General; my name is
William Brown. My father was one of the
DTOWIlS VI mdyOp III lTtldllui 4, was DOT0 III
New York, and thus treat any one who
dares to depreciate Fenianism !" "And my
name is John G-gs. Tam an Irishman anda
native of Mayo also; and thus l. treat any
one who. will declare himself and act as
you do'' accompanying the words by blow,
which made the General measure his length
upon the carpet. This was done amid
shouts of "apOlogizen from the company,
to the discounted Transatlantic
Fenian, whose ardor appeared to- have }
been cooled by. the Hibernian drpunaentum
dd factem he had encountered. Cards, how
ever. were exchange between the contend.
ing parties, and after considerable difficult
ty aImeeting with pistols.w arranged be-
tween them. On Thursday, about noon,
the two, accompanied by a single gentle-
man--who, with marvellous good natnre,had
agreed to act as second to tb0th--met in
a field little to the south of Bedstonhill,-
on the Cheshire side of the Mersey. The
requisite preliminaries having been ADJUST
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-15
Address Of the Neyya Feniam Pres.
idena.
NEW YORK, Dec. X

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.
A bill of impeachment against O'Mahony
and Killian was published to-day, but con-
tains no new facts. Io iia }nsf
The Senate met to-day, and received the ,
address of President Roberts, which is pub
lished this evening. 1ne address says no
more time must,be lost in idle discussion,
and that the Fenian Brotherhood must soon
make up for the time wasted, and win dis /,
tinction by efforts elsewhere.
1t says the present difficulties serve to
strengthen the Fenian movement, and pre-
diets a speedy success. y .,.'.....i-. \,
The Senate yesterday appointed a COM
mittee to wait on President o Mahony, and
request him to deliver up the books. The
committee went to headquarters, IN Union
square, and were peremptorily ordered out
of the building. lsI iais M IN. ysfgp4s I,e
O'Mahony has published charges against 4
the Senators similar to those heretofore,
given. e h p1f4ss4 MF gff
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Sherif's Sale.

o.
aee j. Sheriff's Sale. rQ 60
Michael G. Mains ct alp Court Of Common Pleas Of
! Mary Rssm ssi eta s 9aI Dfjil Ohio. ST aH
y.tgdaw I.H (In Partition.) l0i'8e 1A If
TN PURSUANCE. OF AN ORDER OF
i sale from the said Court to me directed, / will
offer for sale at public auction ct the door of the
Court House. in the city Of Cplumbus,on ,..... b.
Friday, the 22d day of December, A. D.,
t'' 1866, o'''i''i"J'ol '4u''
A. OCGck =, ok, p NJ the following described real es-
! Lot Number three I3) Of Lueias Humphreys sub
division Of lots numbered twenty-one and twenty
two (2l and 2V in Deshlers addition to the city Of
Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Appraised at
g. 800 90. " lh''' -
I Terms OF SALE. 1One-third Of the purchase mon
ey paid on the day Of SALE opethrd inone year and
ohe-third in two years. with interest from the day
ofssle, deferred payments tobe securodb by mortgage
Printers fees, S6.76.jGlj giyE d.aa rat S95 "A
/ lao, .a,e.,,,si 10 WM' DoMNlIGAN. NlI Sheriff.
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/ .uDI}H'H Hf1 p. slllfJJ IiI ~ #u.t ..tU q II
Executors Sale of Reel
Slt vi i".r8v Estate. = i'''. rsIaF s''E'S "a

TN PURSUANCE OF THELAST WILL
II and testament of Matthias Spiudler. deceased,
late Of Norwich township, Franklin county. Ohio,
auction, on + RlDAY, DECEMBER osrH, 1865, at
10 o'clock A. M, upon the premises, the following
described real estate, situate in Norwich township
county and State aforesaid, to-wit:
Being One Hundred and Forty one acres of land,
more orless, in tho Virginia Military District aud
lot No. 6,5l2, entered in the name Of A Alexander,
lands Of P. Lintner's heirs on the south by lands
Of Adam Renner; on the west by lands Of Grin
Clover. 4c., and being the late Homestead OF M.
Spindler, deceased. s
! Terms Of Sale-0ne-th cash. one third in one
year. and third in two years. with interest from
DAY Of sale to be secured by mortgage on the prem
r. j. M. SPINDLER, ~ 0.al 5.ii
.8ge!asi ISAAC SPiNDLRR, Executors. y,
NV. 25th. 1865. decS-Atw
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The Action Of Ihe Fenian senate
Important Proceedings The
Fenian Presidents Quarrel wish
the Senate-The Fenian Bonds
RCPudIaLed.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati EDquire-1
New YORK, December 6. p
The following action was taken by the
Fenian Senate tonight, in secret session,
and is considered of vital importance. show
ing an absolute break between the Fenian
President, O'MahGny, and the Fenian Sem
ate: rtj- 5il g a-.t- aigii
SENATE CHAMBER, 734 BROADWAY.
WHEREAS, The Senate of the Fenian
Brotherhood has received authentic inform
alton that bonds to the amount of $6S0O0,
purporting to be raised on the credit of the
Irish Republic, are about to be put into
circulation, and lIave, in some instances,
already been sold and issnt d to parties as
genuine, valid bonds of the Irish Repub-
lie; and, whereas, these bonds bear on
their face the name of party as agent of
the Irish Republic, who MT only has
never been confirmed for that position
by the Senate of the Fenian Brother
hood, as is required by the Constitu-
tion, but, on the contrary, was rejected
by that body when submitted for such
confirmation; and. whereas, the Sem
ate OF the Fenian Brotherhood has
been in session at 734 broadway for some
days. and has duly notified the President
of the Fenian Brotherhood of such session
without receiving from him any nomina-
tiOn for the position of agent of the Irish
Republic. and as all the bonds so issued are
invalid and issued in violation of the Con-
stitution therefore, the Senate of the Fem
ian Brotherhood hereby notify the MEM
bers of the Fenian Brotherhood and the
public at large, that all such bonds are in
valid and illegal, and that the issue and sale
ofsuch bonds shall be dealt with as fraud.
On organization, in accordance with the
annexed resolution adopted by the Senate,
a copy of which was handed to the Presi-
dent of the Fenian Brotherhood, signed by
Jas. Gibbons, Philadelphia, Penn. Michael
Scanlon, Chicago, ILL.,; j. w. Fitzgerald,
Cincinnati, Ohio p. O'Rourke. New York
City ; z. Banning, Louisville, KY; w. Sui
livan, Tiffin, Ohio; VIM. Fleming, Troy, N.
T.; Patrick j. Meeban, New York City;
Edward Carey, New York w. R. Roberts,
President of the Senate Fenian Brother
hood, the following additional resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the President of the Feni-
an Brotherhood be and he is hereby noti-
fled, thaJ no bond of the Irish Republic
shall be issued without the signature OF the
Agent of the Irish Republic duly nominal,
ted by the President of the Fenian BEoth-
erhood, and confirmed by the Senate Of the
Fenian Brotherhood; that if any bonds
shall be issued without the signature of
such duly appointed Agent, such issues will
be illegal and Unconstitutional, and this
Senate will feel bound to treat such issues
as a fraud on the organization, OF which
this is the representative, whose character
and interest the Senate is bound to pro-
tect. .,.H-
Signed by all the above Senators. A true
copy. $50 Taa -F eia.cQ
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1NHE CELEBRATED WEED SEWING
Il Machines may be found at No. ass South High
troet, Lattimer's new building. may23
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NUMBER IA.

cs, both parties fired, but, as both retained
an upright position, the double second In
terposed, and, declaring that both had be-
haVed like men of honor succeeded in pre-
venting further proceedings of hostile
character. The cOmbatants shook hands,
partook of slight draught from a 1asR
which the accommodating friend had with
him, and which is supposed to have been
furnished with trivial supply OF some
commodity familiarly known as ''Dutch
courage" dhaving done so, quietly wendL
ed their way toward Birkenhead. Before
reaching WOodside Ferry, however, the
General was observed to turn very pale and
faint. Investigation showed that his an
tagonist's ball had taken effect 10 his hip,
and that the wound bled protusely, his
clothes having become quite saturated with
blood. Proper means were adopted for
stopping the hemorrhage, and the Yankee
took leave Of his "friends, requesting that
nothing concerning the affair should be
communicated to the newspapers until af-
ter his departure by the mail steamer on
Saturday for New York, which took place.
Another quarrel, originating In Fenian poll
itics, resulted in a murder In Liverpool on
Sunday night. A poor fellow named Nc
Manus, who had only arrived in port on
Sunday morning, wau in public house at
night when he engaged in acontroyersyon
Eenianism with young man named Me-
Kenna. There was quarrel and an APP
parent reconciliation, but McKeniia sud-
denly drew his knife and fatally stabbed
McManus. He also wounded man named
O'Grady, who interposed. <fg.s trt-.,td
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