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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

Messages sont re9us du senat, par pentre-
mise de son seeretaire H. B, Kelly, faisant sa-
yoir que lie senat donnie 50 sanction Taete
dc In chambre qui tire
Aete Tenet &c yenlr en- aide ]. K RilIs,
tants; -e.1s-Nr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17
MESSAGES Du sENA1


Des messages sont recus On senat par Ten
tremlse do. Arroyo, son seeretaire-adjoint
demandant lie concouTs de IA chambre aux bills
du senat intitules:
resolution eoniointes aSeordant un congo a
Ihon ). III. Isley, JUICE de la eour supreme de
la Louisiana:
Acte letfet d'autoriser lie cure de la con-
gregation eatholique de St-Jaques a slgner GER
taIns acteSs
Et I'm aete pourvoyant n lGlection DIES Off
ciers de district ct de paroisse dams Etat pour
lie premier lundi de mai 1866;
Annoncant aussi que lie president du senat
a signG les bills enr6l6s de la ehambre, in
'titulGs:
Acte Ieffet damender I'm acte intitule:
I'm acte pour amender I'M aote pour incor-
porer la vile de Farmerville, dams la paroisse
Union;
Acte pourvoyant a l'eection des officers mn
nicipaux dams la vile de Farmervile;
Acte Ietfet de venir en- aide IA J. N. CARR
gan,
Vienne;
Acte relatif aux personnes arratees dams les
hmites de la vile de la Nouyelle-O Orleans:
Acte autorisant lie gouverneur n Sc nrnonrar
un local pour pusage de IEtat;
ut que lie senat donne son coneDrrs any
bills de Ia chambre inttules:
Acte Ietfet de pourvoir an naiemant doc
dePenses easuelles de Passemblee generate;
Ayec amendment que racte sera mis- en- vi
gneur dater de sa passatiep,
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JOURNAL 0FFI0IEL.
elEAEnRn DIES RnrRrsRNrANra.
CHAMBRE DIES REpRRsEN-rASTs,
~ u

SESSION REauLrERE DE 1855
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refuse Ia nomination ct III.
nom de n. Fenner.
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Onreeolt eertains messages du senat mar
Fentrenlise de M. O. Arroyo son secretaire tai
joint, inyitant lorateur apposer So signature
Iacte du senat d1ment enr6le, intituie
Resolution conjointe exprmant le sens de Ia
legislature de la Louisiana sur In conduite of
fcielle du president Andrew johnson.
Faisant savoir aussi que le president du Sc
nat signe les aetes enr6les de Ia chambre
intitules;
Aete autorisant les autorit6s de la vile de la
Nouyeile-Orleans. construire un pont tour
nant sur 10 bassin dn Houyeau Canal.
Acte d l'effet d'amender ct de renlettre en- vi
gueur la charte de Feglise catholique DIES 0pe-
lousas
raisant sayoir aussi que lie senat sanction
ne les actes suiyants dc Ia chambre
Acte ietiet dincorporer Ia vile d'Aoadia,
cans la paroisse BienviIe;
Caldwell 80 - alue ROBERT j.
Acte q leifet do yenir en- aide R. q oobh.
shrsgsssels.ass li aux BAGS sur la riyiere Rouge
d. tsa ~. eonlointe relative 4 me donation
i TeTy;s;ee Z, lslte Par le congress 4 TEtaf rs Il
par aete appronyf le 2 min iese.
gu one motion dc Nj Wailar 'S Ne 6eoo
en- consideration "AAAer ae prendre
1 I'm aete l'effet de- ove..
moyen de timbres, etc. "ii FsFenu au
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-17

Ile eomite conjoint des banques at maisons
dle banque, damande authorization de soumettre
gull detruit par lie fen, dams le bureau de
9auditeur, les billets canoelles ct dechires aui
AEElyent 1esauels ont etc remis par les banqnes
saiFantes
Par Ia banque de l'ITnion de ID Louisiana.
cont trente-deux mile deux cent soixante-cino
piastres
Pan u banque Crescent City, qiiarante-six
mile deux cent sept piastres cinquante cents.
tSigne y j. NJ LsAPEYRE,
President du eomit6 des bandues pour lie senat.
lsigne /: CHARLES j. LEEDS.
President du comite DIES banques pour La
eha1alre.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
THE MIR 1.L.f.ID
] ife Insurance Cen pany
BALTIMORE.
POLICY HOLDERS PARTICIPATE IN
TIE PROFITS.
LOWEST RATES
OF TIE
REST COMPANIES

yEyHE CHAPTER of,h,s comnanv REQUIRES
1 deposit of notlesa than 500 .oc1 with the
freasur of the State a guarantee OF good
aith with nolicv-hoders-
This company is prerared to Issue ordinary
hte policies, policies for term Of years,
and ten years non-forfel:ure life poll
cles.
.7Iso, Policies of Endowment, -7nnuiiy
&c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
CHEAP!
CHEAP
GOODS.
LUMBER.

W. ere lrGparedi 10 i"rn',h l""h"T IT.. to
on The Potomac. at the following prices =
cpinc. Che<nut Red Oak and PopI'TA"Lum
% at from so to So. 30 per thous q. &C
horeirg t. quantity taken.
ChrSnut is the most lasting timber ana most
suitable for fencing and wharis.
Address, "MontroSS, WrstmoroIand CO., Va
+ h. WHARTON X GO.
March 8, lS6G-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
BUSINESS NOTICE.

FMyHE undersigned. hereby informs his
Z frieuds abd the public, that be has
purchased an interest in the AERCAN-
TILE BUSINESS heretofore conducted
at the Head Of St. Clements Bay b. VIM.
F Leach. Esq. The style Of the firm will
be john Herbert & Co , ard full aud
con plete STOCK OF GOODS will be
kept en- hand
Goods will be sold very low for the cash.
OF lis equivalent.
As the motto of the new firm will be
quick sales and small profits my old
friends and the public are respectfully III
VI to give NE 4 call.
JOHN c. HERBERT,
Head ST. Gle acut's BAY
!, ~ >, lsGG-1m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21

OFFlCERS.
GEO P. THON4S, President
BoARp or DIEEc roRs:
HamrIton Easter, of Hamilton Easter 4 Co.
.7llen T. Chapman, of Kirkland, Chase
Co.
fi,o. P. Thomas, of Helm, Nicodemus &
20.
Hugh Sissnn, Sreom Marble Works.
Hiram Woods. jr. of Dougherty, Woods q
Geo. H Miller, Of Cofroth, Miller &
Thomas Cassard. of Gilbert Cassarc &
Son.
Wiluam Devres. OF VIM Devres Co.
Charles Weob, Of Thomas & Co
JOHN w DAVIS, Sec'y,
r w. HANK, NJ. y. Medical Examiner.
CuR,s. Johnson, NJ. D. Consulting phySi
ri=n.
Thomas Y. Stone, NJ D. Medical Examiner
for SAINT Mary's County.
N-Nc charge for Potic les. Smps or Me-
dlcal Examination.
For Tables of Rates &c, ppply at the Office
ofthe Company
No. IS SOUTH ST,
over Franklin Bank,
JIM ES S. DOWNS.
Leonardtown,
Agent for ST. Mary's County
august 9th. l8G5-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
Establish IN 1852.


MCPHERSON If FERGCSSON.
81 Pa. Avenue, corner IS; ST., East CAli;o.
Hill. Washington. ID. &.
Dealers in DREGS. MEDICINES ara
CHEMICALS, ElNC| and ron EF-tA-
TLCLES; SJRGEO.N,>', BATHING AM
G4RRLiGE SPONGE; H.fiR, N4H. an
TOOrH BRT>HE; Co,NBS; B4li
HEH; LUBLN"S ENTRACIS PHI :
Lows NIGHT BLOOMING CEHEt+S:
COLOG.NE; POAIDES; nam on
Sc. Sc. &c.
payidson'~ Svrups (the best in u~e y; F.
sex Eve and Ear Syringe and pooche; H1r5
Runher. Glass an,. Metal SrIin4c>; Gea0inc
CASTLE Soap; GIycetine, Honey and Other
Toilet Soaps, &c.
Farmers, Physicians and Country Mer-
ants Will lind our stock of Medicines coul
p!ete. and of the best quality.
Prescriptions compounded with care. aud
orders filled with despatch.
March IS, tS66-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21

A Situation as Teacher in Private School
N or Family, hv a gentleman Of Sperenre.
Terms moderate, Inquire OF the Edfto-.
Feb lSt, lS66-tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21

In the Circuit Court for Saint Mory's Cou'-
ty, sitting as , Court of Equity.
No A. n Equity.
DY virtue Of authority vested IN me as
& Clerk Of the Circuit Court for saint Ma
~ : County. by the Code of Pablo Gc1c'aI
Laws OF this State, it is hereby Or .ercd, that
the Andi,or's Report filed in thi,
o.,,.o T., r,,;fnl ,n3 confirmed. unless cause
ca GaSG e o' cSniary be be SHOWN on or before the
third Monday of June next PROVIDED a
conv Of this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's G,1-rne once a week for three sncceS-
>iye weeks previous to the third Monday
of June next.
JNO. a CAVALIER, CIk.
True copy-1est
.jNO. \. CAVALIER, Clk.
May Il, l6G6-ow.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
NOTICE. OF DIVIDEND.

nN apphcation ofpr. ! II. Miles Admins
},ra,or d bn Of Wm b. Taylor, late Of STINT
May : county deceased, IT'S ordered by ne
Court. tia. the sad AdmmStraier notify me
creditors al the ~sa,i deceased 70 Tie theF
lst,,s aealnSt Said decease N the "'flce OF the
= G.,.,~ ter OF Wis for SAINT Mary >coun'F ~ or
a.itse the 12nd day o. August lStt' tor "i'i-
d.ud and dat this order be published o'ce a
u'.sk ~ s,,h ween unui ihs s.,,d s-uG day oi
August next.
JANkST ~ RALEY,
k.s.<ter OF VIII
FOR 81 Mary soon'y
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
NOTICE.

TEfHC undersigned take this method oflnforn,-
L ing the public that they are still associated
ogether in the Carpenters business, and NIL
contract for the Building Of Houses Of every
description All work VIII be executed ~lth
disnatch, and, III AL contracts for Dwellings,
special attention Viii be paid to BrlckIaying
Pstsierins ard Painting.
All riders addressed 20 them at Leonardtown,
Md, Will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE.
THOM4S c. GREEA BELL,
My lthl j5-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21

4 pure pala',hle aud
= &c, perfectly harmIe>s. beneficial Ton
en- e-4nurely vrg'i,b!e. WIN compos'Noh
DNSpEP~I
HEtRTBJRN:
SICK HFOMACU;
ENDlG EsTToV;
SICK HEAD lCIEs
FEW E> &. tGUE;
LOSS OF SLEEP:
Ucpre~Sion of Spirits
And AL those diseases peftalntrtr - n we * and
impaired CON ,tIruuon. llt"hIv commented
o weak ,,1 ..vlIcatr females 10 restore them TO
he bloom If hralth. Trv it! which Is the
only way 10 prove is merits
j. S1;lIII 4 son.
prnprI"rors,
- CheapaIde,
Baltimore.
For sale " \ Conrad and J + Fcn~lck,
Leonard Eu-vn !. 7. O >mi,h ani ! l. .Nihurn,
Ridge Era,t. ~ XIV & Co, SAINT limoges;
! ] .4ll>tau, Great l!l., J + Bond, P..rk
Hall, and K i .Eush,,I, 81 Gror-s's Island;
nd bv dealers ttirotrthout The country
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
NOTICE..

q am now located at Leonardtown aud an
4 prepared to attend to all orders for
HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING and PA
PER HANGING, in either st. Mary
Charles or Prince Georges Counties. All
orders addressed to me will receive prompt
attention, and references viii be given II re-
quired.
THOMAS BROWN.
NJ arch Is. lSG6-Gnl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-21
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
JAMES 8. DOWNS.
ATTORNEY AT Law
IH21I,VlnT NOTICE.
Petition for ! II The Circuit C,u
Insolvency. { ior'st Mary'S count

Petition for } II The Circuit C,nr
LIS olyeuey. { ior'st Mary> comfy
pY virtue Of authority '7os'cl in me- as
e Clerk IT the Clrcrii Court for Saiut Ma
rvs county, Il is hereby ordered hat Logan Q
Smith. an Insnlrcrl Petitioner he aud appear
before the saici court on the third Monday OF
June next, to answer such ntrrso.atorieS or
alterations a. his creditors, en ;iorSers. or So
curties may allyge or propose against him.
AM. that said Insoivent caue a copy of this
notice to be published in tie Saint Mary's
GAZETTE. once a week for three months. pre-
vious 10 said third Mon lav d June next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cik.
Tue copy-Tes..
March sth. l665-3ln.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05
Important Hintl

Gentle reader, we want a little money
and hope that all those knowing them
selves indebted for subscription, will
have tbs kindness to call and pay up, OF
remit by mail. We cannot, in the p.es.
ent state of affairs, pay cash for white
paper and trust it out for six and twelve
months. All our paper used in printing
is CASH the hands we employ to set
the type is CASH every Saturday night /
Our rents are CASH Our living is CASH!
aud in fact, everything we use and con.
sumo in printing the paper, we have to
pay cash for before we can get ii! Why,
then do you ask us to trust you for your
subscriptions Dent do it. Come
right along and PAY UP, aud bring two
or three new subscribers along with you.
Don't forget these two little items.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

VIM. MAGuIRE, a messenger IN
the employ the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
g. Chicago Railroad Company, was ar.
rested few days ago in Philadelphia, for
robbing the safe Of the above company.
Aftcr his arrest, he confessed his guilt.
and told'wherc The money, remaining
unexpended, could be found. Itwas Sc
creted in box, and buried in the cellar
of his mothers residence in pitisburg.- -
The box was dug up, ard found to contnin
some fourteen thousand dollars in money
aud the abstrncicd bonds. He had been
living in the mos cxtravagnnt manner,
and had spent his money very lavishly,
expending some seven thousand dol!als
in less than six months. Among the ar.
,icles which he purchased, were n dia.
mond pin, worth $500; n watch, worth
$500; n chain, valued at $3.50; a ring
worth $50, and other costly articles, all
Of which he has given up. He was ia.
ken back to Pittsburg, and after n hear
ing before an Alderman, he was commit
ted TO jail, in default Of $4,000 ball.
Fast young men, take warning from the
abovc c, and remember that honesty is the
best policy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05
Adjourned Meeting Of the
sxNEcA COUNTY AcRIcuLrURAL SOCIETY.
TIrrIN. March 81, 1866.

TTFFIN, March 81, 1866.
Society met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt, j. :. EBERsoLE, Vice President,
in the Chair The Committee on the
purchase Of Fair Grounds reported
progress, and asked for aud were gran
ted further timc. On motion, a Com
mittcc was appointed to locate aud
build the track-procure and set out
trees, and prepare the new Fair
Grounds for the reception of the build
ings, fence, and such other fixtures as
are necessary to complete the grounds
for the exhibitions of the society. L..
White, &. G. Park and 7. II. Bagby,
were appointed such committee. On
motion, the President aud Secretary
were authorized to execute all papers
necessary to complete the purchase of
the new Fair Grounds Meeting then
adjourned to meet at the Court House
ON Saturday the lt,h day of April, at
10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
\ II. BAGnr, Secretary T. 4.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

IMPORTANT To TOWNSHIP TREAS
URERs, &c.-Thc following bill passed
the House of ofReprcsentatives n on Monday
last, and will doubtless pass the Senate.
1t is cf interest to township and village
treasurers:
SECTION /. BE IL enacted by Tie Gen
erat assembly Of the State Of Ohio
That in any village or township in the
State Of Ohio, in which there is not pro.
vided good FIRE and burglar proof safe
in which to keep the funds belonging Ia
said village or township, the treasurer or
person entrusted with the funds OF the
same, may, by and with the consent Of
the council of said village or trsutees OF
said township, deposit the funds of said
village or township in some bank or 9TH
er safe place, subject 10 the order of the
treasurer making the deposit.
SEC. .. That the treasurer or other
person entrusted with the funds Of aay
village or township in this State, shall
give 3 bond with approved security, to
the satisfaction of the village council or
township trustees, in double the amount
of money which will come into bis hands,
by virtue of his office.
SEC. 3. The failure or inability on
the part Of any individual Or corporation,
with whom the funds OF any village or
township may be deposited, to refund the
money deposited, shall not in any way or
manner release the treasurer Of any vii
wage or township from responsibility, but
he shall be held and firmly bound for the
money belonging to said village or town.
ship.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect on
and after its passage. a-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

SurpEN DEATH The Mansfield
HERALD of the 2sth ult., says:-JoHS
STEWART, Esq, of Washington town
ship, one of the oldest citizens of Rich.
land county, died at his residence, on last
Wednesday morning quite suddenly. It
appears that he rose in the morning in
his usual health, nnd purtook OF breakfast
with tho family. After he had finished
his meal, he pushed his chair backfrom
the table, rcmurking as he did so, "thut he
felt as though he had eat too much, and
instantly fell off his chat. A physician
was at once sent for, but before he ar
rived, Mr.. STEWART had been dead some
time. 1t is supposed that he died imme.
diately upon falling of the chair. Apo.
plexy is given as the cnuse Of his death.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

DOR SALE.-A VALUABLE GRIST
Il AND MERCHANT FIGURING
MILL, known US the MOHAWK MILLS
located three miles South Of Tifiin. Sen
eca county, Ohio. The above mills arc
driven by a s2i eDdid water power sup
piled by never failing springs. The prop
erty is in GOOD REPAIR, and will be
sold at a bargain. For further particulars
call on the subscriber on the premises.
G. NJ. BROWN.
Jan. 4, 1866. ''ft u lpo' ''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

On EXCITEMENT The BucyIus
JOURNAL of last week states:--The citi.
zens of Bucyrus have never been very
much excited on oil matters, until TO.
Gently. But since the recent oil discoye.
ries on Island RON. Columbians county
Ohio, quite stir is getting up among
our most staid and lesst excitable citi-
gems. Two companies have been formed
principally from this place. The shares
are FIVE hundred dollars. The Moderwell
Company propose to purchase i3o-i6o Of
AN acre for three thousand dollars. The
morey is raised and the company organ
ired. The Findlay company propose TO
purchase one-eighth interest in six acres
ofland, with one well now flowing, which
is said to be paying seven per cent on the
capital, at thirteen thousand dollars.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

How TO DISPOSE OF TRAsH.-A
great many persons are at loss how to
dispose dragged and muiilated CURRENCY
that uccumulates on their hands. When
you get three dollars worth on hand, put
it in small packages, pin a paper band
around it, with your name, post office ad'
dress and the amount, then put 1t in an
envelope and address It to the Treasury
of the United States, Washington, d.
c." II goes and returns free of postage.
You will get your currency in about one
week from the time you start it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

nSSN S' MIMI HNWi-
This farm fronts for nearly ono mile
on the County Ropd, along the East side
Of, and lays high above, the River, com
munding view OF TiiIin, and an exten'
siye scope Of country, on the west side o.
the River
II contains one hundred and ten acres
Of laud--about SEVENTY acres cleared
and IT, good st,te of cult:vator--thc bal.
unce is finely timbered, with creek run
ming dingonally through it, afirding un
abundance of water for stock all the year
round. Extensive quarries of first ratio
building stone can be opened on this
tracl. This properly is susceptible OF
division into a number of tracts, each one
FRONTING ON THE RIVER and ai-
fordng high and choice building sights
and grounds.
IMPROVEMENTS. - A large two
story Brick Dwelling House, with seven
rooms and kitchen and pantry III the
main building, and has connected with Il
a frame building with two good rooms,
(finished) and a large Wood House. Two
iarge brick cemcnted Cisterns, and one
of The FINEST SPRINGS OF NEV-
Err FAILING WATER in the State o!
Ohio. A large Frame Barn aud Orchard.
On the House Lot there is large yarie.
~ Of choice Fruit, consisting of Apple,
Pench, Cherry, Plumb and twenty-five
large bearing dwarf Peer Trees. Also,
Currants, Raspberries and Strawberries
Of the hes: varieties. On the North end
uf this farm, and on the County Road.
here are two good Houses, one Of which
now rents for ninety.six aud the other for
,eventy-two dollars year.
Apply to ]. ]. STEINER,
Living on the Premises.
March 20, 1866. 24--tE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

As a postal order can be for no sum
greater than thirty dollars, the labor
of paying five thousand dollars is
somcthig of task.
The New York Worlds Washing
ton special says Mcssrs. Seward,
McCulloch and Wcllcs, in Cabinet
meeting. indorscd the veto message,
while Mcssrs. Speed, Harlan and
Donnisou gave no Endorsement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE

N OF Real Estate.
In pursuance of an order granted by
the Probate Court OF Seneca county,
Ohio. | will offer for sale, at Public Auc.
ton, on the
2lsT DAY OF ArRu, 1866,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises,
the following described Real Estate, sit.
uuted in Adams Township, Seneca coun.
ty and State Of Ohio, to.wit: Lots mum.
bcrcd one (D and two (2) il Adamsvillc.
Also about one fourth OF an acre on the
south side and adjoining snid lot No. two.
Said lot No. two is incumbercd by and
will be sold subject to tho Widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mllcr's, dover interest up
praised nt $3.50.
TERMS oF SALE One third cash down;
one third in six months, the remaining
third in one year. Deferred payments
to be secured by morlg go on the prem
iscs sold, and bear interest from aud after
he day of sale.
Mp. COLWELL,
Administrator wi,hwill annexed of Il. p.
Miller, deceased.
March %, lS66,-pL$7 90. 23--4w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

FROZEN OR DROWNED The Ur.
bana CITIZEN, states that a man named
RAPPENHcUR, visited that place one day
last weck-imbbed very freely in
beer and ale, and on his way home he
stopped at some doggery and took on an
overdose of" tanglc-leg,' which was toe
heavy for the poor fellow to bear up un.
der. He was found the next morning
some distance from town in a pool oI
water, into which he had fell. where he
drow ned or froze to death.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

The ELECTION in Sandusky City,
resulted disastrously to the Union can
didates. The Democra elected their
Marshal by on increased vote. The
Democratic majority on City Marshal
was 224. Union loss l46.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN.-rhe elcc.
ton for City aud Township officers came
off on Monday last, in n very quiet and
orderly manner. The Union men did not
exhibit that interest 10 this election as it
was their duty to do, and the consequence
and the result o! the election was, that
The Democrats elected all their men in
both Wards of the city, and the township.
We have received no news from other
portions of the county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05
The Sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincin.
natl Railroad Company.
Notice.

A meeting Of tho pNftie. 10 the agreement bearing
~ date MArdh /, lSGS, Tor tue Adinstne ent and
cnpItlIhuln Of the debt and s,oik of the ssndu,ky
Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad Company, Is heteby y
Company At the City ofSauhusky, Ellie county, Ohio
on Ihur,day, the 81 bay OF May A d. Isd1.
Tic object of said meet ns is TO effect aroorgnnlra
lion Of sad Company under the recent sale Of said
Road, - contemplated In said agree nent and pur.
snant TO the act Of the Gencia Assembly OF the Slate
ofOhio, passed April "A. u. 1851. entle "An Act
10 tegnlnte the sae Of Railroads and the teorg
ofiht same" and to be whatever my be necessary for
that purpose. -
I. M.sPEILMAN,
!. w. PIERCE,
JOHN T.. SELvERTON.
Purchasing Trustses unde ,sid Agre emsni.
March 90, 1860. 23-H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05
Farm For Sale.

A valuable Farm at private sale, con-
tanning $50 acres-230 under cultivation,
the balance in fine thrifty timber, ind o
never failing stream of water running
through the farm. There is a comforta-
BILE Dwelling House, with fine Barns and
Sheds in good condition. WIN be sold
at a bargain. If applied for soon. For
further information call nt the TRIBUNE
Ofiee, Tiffin, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

" ATLANTA" the correspondent
of the Sandusky REGISTER, will be at
tended to in due time. 1t does not be-
come this gcntlemsn," to NEEDLE in
matters that does not interest him; for
it is very evident, that proper ven,ila--
tion Of his standing in the Seneca
Tribe" will bo rather damaging to lis
future prospects.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-04-05

Also, another very valuable
Farm, containing 100 Acres-IsO cleared
anu the balance in good timber. we'll wa
tered with living water There is also
q good Orchard, Pears, Peaches, Grapes,
&c. &C., in Abundance. This fasm ranks
No. l, with the farms in Northlrn Ohio.
For Corn, wheat, &c, tits not surpassed.
Price, $500. Terms-S4,250 cash,
and the balance in two equal payments.
For further information call on or address
InrN RnntNr