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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
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LETTER LIsT.-Ther following let
ters remain in the Post Office uncoll
ed for to Noyemberl 18th, 1866 ;--Ja.
cob Adams, b. z. Barnes, 3 Mrs.
Mary G. Bihn, Samuel Bean, Casper
Baner,-.foreign; Mr. Brown, Capt.
r. II. Bever, Mrs. Margaret Embsr-
son, Miss Ala Ford, NJ w Foster,
Mrs. b. A. Funk Nelly Gibson, Goo
w. Gilbert, Miss l.. Gross, Mrs. Mary
Grien, P. ID. d. Hains, 2; Celia Hart
sock G.. II. Johuson, & Co., w. Jen-
nings, 3; James Jordan, Mrs. Sophia
Kepple, Flora Keller. James Lott,
Miss Elizabeth Longway, Robert b
Lamb, Samual Mundwiler, Charles II
Mason. foreign; William Mallory,
George Mcdonald, Mrs Sarah Poats,
d. a, Prindle, III A.,Paytag, William
Roarch, Levi l.. Rug, Miss A. J..
Richards, George Simpson, Foreign !;
Teresa Stem, Adam Spade. Mrs. s.
Snider, @. Il. Snpder, Lizzie Schneider,
ISallie Troxel, David Troxel, Miss
Eliza Van Blow, Frank X, Wagner
Wheeler & Co, p. Williams, Mrs Il.
JamesaJ. .rWoRV We sIEe5E.
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ON Tuesday our sanotum was Rlled
with tho fragrance ofA splendid bo-
quet Of the last flowers Of summer
They are a sad yet sweet reminder of
the fading joys and glory Of the de-
parting summer. May the donor live
to see the happy return Of many sea
sons that bring these bright and beau
tiful adorners Of nature, and gems OF
beauty that make the heart fosget its
sorrows, and elevate the soal, in graf
itude to nature, and natures God.
2 Many thanks. ~,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
no CONSUMPTIVES

The adyeftiRf ,haviha bseA restored 70 heaWhipa
sw weeks by very simple remedy. after having
snIared oTsoveral years with asevefelung affection,
and that dread disease ,C ,Copspmptpn--is Apxipps 70
make knswaIo his fslow aifstergth me sns eranr,
To all who dssireit. he will send copy ofIhe pre-
sorlpton ussStfres Of ebarge.) wish the directions
farpnparing' and using the sans, which shsy will
find suRE oURE forCoNsuEPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRoN.
oHfrs, CoUoHs, CoLDs,l and all Throat and Lung
Affection. The only object OF the advertiser in
sending the Pieseripiion isto bensatths astsJ and
he hopes every sufferer witTy his remedy, as Il viii
cost them nothing and may psoss biss'ing, ~ ]
Parties Wishing tho prssorp ption, bRre, BY return
mail, will please address. rfi7 rffrf rf~rr-I
AVV4 rev. R5wARo = WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kins. CO., New York.
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A PRACTICAL JoKE.-One evening
last week, party of six students Of
heidelberg, started out to depopulate
a hen,roost about mile from the in.
stitution. Among them were four
yerdant ones, and two knowing ones.
The knowing ones prepared to have
somo fun at the expense of the ver-
dant ones. So they had it arranged
that a party of eight other students,
armed with guns and pistols; should
set upon the Falstafiians, in the hour
of their sinful operations at the desO-
ted hen-roost.
The six marched steadily to the
place of adventure and the eightskir-
mished around them in the bushes,--
The decisive hour came. As they
neared the objective point, and we're
about to lay their foul hands upon the
chickens, tho quickened ears Of the
six we're saluted with a round from
small arms. Then there was hurry
ing to aud fro in their frightened
ranks, Tho two knowing ones fell to
the ground, utterly dead, amid the
Iejaculations and lamentatiousioflheir
comrades. Such scenes as these, try
mems souls. One of the victims,
with true manhood, ,besought bis COM
lpanions not to desert their stricken
comrades. But they sought safety
In incontinent Eight, fully believing
that the toes Of two Of their company
we're eifectuaiIy and lastingly turned
iup. There we're frightened faces and
teafaaE the College nextmofuiug Suni
Ill the dead men appeared, when the
tune was turned to lively and immor-
jail eselamatiops 4sas 4rfw (
SALE. MlcHAEL NEiKfr will sell
some property, consisting Of sheep,
horses, wagons. stc., on AiohSay
the 18th Of Noyembds, al his farm,
lin scipio township.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

To BE LOOKED AFTER.-Many per.
sons who use kerosene or coal oil
lamps are in the habit when going to
bed or leayiugla room for rCa short
time, of turning the wick down low,
in order TO save a triho of the can
sumption ,ofl oil. gTho consequence
is that the air of the room soon be.
comes yiliated by the uncopspmed oil
vapors, by the gas produced by com
bustion, and also by the minute par
ticles Of smoke and SCOT which are
thrown off. Air thus poisoned is
deadly in its effects and the wonder
is that more persons are not immedi
ately and fatally injured by breath
Iirg it. Irritation and inflammation
of the throat and lungs, headOche,
dizziness and nausea are among its
effects.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

An attcmpt was made on Saturday
night to pass an ordinance against
street preaching, but it lacked one
vote of majority of the Council to
carry IL through. ,ta,i ..u..all
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

DR. HovEY, is about 20 erect a
frame dwelling house on the founda-
ton Esar the residence of f. Don
BENHAM, in the I'd Ward. That cell
lar has long been an eyesorc to lovers
Of progress. .oitaafi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

How're Wharf.-The HAIR.-Ourlady
readers, now that the summer style is
over, will be interested to know that
during the fall season, ,,cprls without
the waterfall, will be worn for full
dressg The froIt hair is.arranged in
water curls, or in wavy puIfs. but this
is not becoming to all styles of fea-
lures. There are several modes Of ar
ranging the waterfall--to suit the
fancy cf the wearer. 1t may be com
posed of-severpI small puffs, or two
or three narrow bands crossing it,
which gives it the appearance of puffs,
Bat coils are ruled out sometime since.
and though occasionally We sea one
defying the, fat of fashion, yet they
are decidedly out Of style. So says
one of our exchanges.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

AT the Drug Store of HERsHIsEB
Il MrEas, can be found the only re
liable Horse and Cattle Powders, care
fully compounded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

The Baptist Festival held at Ma
tional Hall on last Friday evening,
passed of quite pleasantly, Ths sup
per was we'll served up, aud was abund-
ant. yi14V ,otLurI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

FoR a nice fine dress suit Of the
best broad cloth, go to SrRIcKER,
Bios. & Co., on the corner of Main
and Market.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

d. HBtovs CO. ere seil%s
goodsin a steady stream. Read their
"Grand Reception . in another col
umu.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

WHEN is the best time 70 read the
book naturs9 When autumn tarnsthe
leaves. H,sf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

hndanc6 Of Boos' Band, at the
City Hall, was largely Attended,
Gentlemen brought as high as fifteen
ladies'.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

TAnLEAux.-The young ladies and
gentlemen ofthe Presbyterian Church
will give a. grand entertainment at
National Hall, on Tuesday evening
the goth instant. 'faha@. - Q
The progra hme will be entirely
pew and rendered interesting and
amusing. There will also be " New
England KitcHen," where supper can
be had for a small compeusation.--
The proceeds are to assist in liquida-
ting the debt now against the Chusch.
All are cordially inyitedto be pres
ent and assist in the good work.
The celebrated 2" Gideons ;" will
furnish music for the occasion.
Admission 80 cents-children 15c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

The Mitesociety of fTrinityChurch,
will be held at the residence Of Mrs.
L. A. HALL, this evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

DIXON, FoReY n Co, of Dayton,
Ohio, are ont 10 a new advertisement
this week. They doan immense bust
ness in the carpet line, aud the mer-
chant or customer who buys Of them
once, always buys again.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
Special Motitts.
Proclamation.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY cOScRRN.

hoWE LYsLH have. been sppo'n,sd sole Aesas
tn Nelh wessro Ohie for thseelebfassd o. y. s,,nd.
s'd Scale, Enthusiastically TIE Buaalo Scale wcrha
we caa furnish any hind o. eapac,ty, from aposoce
balance te = 50 toa Railraad ,raok Scale. All kipd,
Of ceunisi, erests f,aanun, Dosnaat, Hopper, Hay
and Cattle ssd prusya y, seaks W. ~ p, maas.
friuten prices without adding sny,hlug for trans
Per'aten. This We wsuau, 10 our customers ssd
1h'ne willbsto the interest Of merchants and iatl
mes s"d Al e'heri aslns any kHa Of sealss, 70 cal
aad eSamiaso sosk eslose parsha,lng elsewhere.
~ Ailssslos Narrated. \
BowE LysLE,
nS-atl N%t National Block.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

A Mexican QUxEN,--God save the
Queens,--has been telling fortunes in
our city the past week. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
LOCAL N0TIgES,

A German being required to give
a receipt in full, after much mental ef-
fort produced the following;
81 ish full, Wants no more money.
john ScHwAoKnAMMER."
This is not the case with EN0LMAH g.
DoERuE, they want more money but ellI
give more Dress Goods, Sha&is, Balho
raj Skirts, Furs, Calico, Muslin, Flannel
Cloth, Saiinet aud a general stock OF
knit goods and notions, for the same mo.
ney than any otber, store in Tifia, Ohio.
(sHAwHis's old s,and.94 : ns-st.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
THURSDAY. NOV. I5. 1855.

h. LoRO, 'ahaves az good, if not
better than any man in town.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

THE chsapsA and Boat Wood eew in ssnsn
Connty --eeu q.e 1as oatiF ueFess. a.. r1l
oue Mib Rsu ~ Mslmofs. n HCS.
essoesrti, iaei-. etei a9-es 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

The Street Preacher was again as
saulted on Friday,-knocked down
and a revolver drawn upon him by one
Of the persons who assaulted him
We understand tie reason assigned
WIS that hehad been preaching against
catholics. He was arrested aud Ia.
ken before the Mayor and acquitted,
while those who made the assault we're
not arrested until remonstranee, and
complaint was made. On Saturday,
he was again arrested for disturbing
the public peace-if such it may be
termed--and fined. Upon refusing
to pay il he. was committed to jail
He was taken from Jail, on Satur.
day evening, on a writ of Habeas
Corpus, before the, Prodate, Judge,
who released him. He preached on
Moldaye asa;nsuH z ndnT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

sEE.-see quarterly statement Of
Tifin. Agricultural Works.
See BowE & LYsLE's Proclama--
t;op
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15
An Effeotual Worm Medicine.
BroWn,n Varhlhnan cnrnhla.

oR woRS LoxrSors. Much ,loknsis, undoubtedly.
With childfsn end adults a,fibpted to ohef ssu,ss,
- soeoasioaedby worms. The " vrRuiruas Cox.
'irsf' althopgs sVsc,ual IN ,despoytg, want,
can DO 20 Pes.s hiary 10 rhs hos .dsiIeA,s chiia.
THIS vslosbls comb'nauon hss been ,ucee,fally used
BY rhys'eisns and found 20 be safe and saie etsd.
iea'lng worms, 70 hurful TO children.
CniepRsS HaviSo woRVs reqnirs immediate At.
ienilcn, as neglect OF the trouble often causes pro.
lonsed sickness. ... .s...-
svsrroNs or WORMS " CmLpRES are onea
overlooked. wormsin the stomaeh andbowsls cause
Irritation which can be removed only BY the use oi
= sure remedy. The Ces,binadoa Of In reiieat,
Used In making RsowNs "vsnsWros CoayIrs
q such as,o give the possible eaee, with safety
cURrIs a BRlvN ,I'rpwls,ot, New Yelk -
Sold BY sitdsslsfsi IN Nsdietns,, At sstN. GsSa.
NAV af,lsde efli oi nutr1n sail q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

Gep,lemaa whosu hsrsd Zoe yeau nom Nervous
DEBILITY, PrsmMots Deeay, snd an the eheeu of
youthfal ndssere,on, w,llfor the sake Of suffering
humanity, set ffes to all who need u. the recipe
and tirsstlont fot msktns the simpl. remedy b y
which he was euted. sufferers wishing to profit by
he ads srisers sspsssese, sando 70 hy salressine
JOHN n. OGDEN.
No. II Chsmbefs st, New YORK
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soMEnopY VAN. 70 Krow.


EpIroRs TRrRuNE The running
at large Of cattle, hogs aud geese Q
the streets Of Tifin, has long been
felt nuisance to our citizens, and IS
becoming by-word aud disgrace to
our city. Pass along our business
streets any hour in the day and you
can sec from Que to half dozen COWS,
with their noses in somo unwary far
mers's wagon, feasting upon the con
tents of baskets of produce, grain or
fruit, or whatever he may chance to
have brought to market gate can
not be LEFT open for moment but the
yards of,Our citizens will be visited,
and many ofthc intrhders have icarr-
ed to open gates and throw down fem
ces, when it may please'them, to feast
unon garden. They are particularly
foud Of the side. walks. to'4he iigrcat
annoyance Of Podcstrians-osPocially
the ladies'.
Other cities Of the size Of ours have
laws TO protect their citizens from
such anuoyauces, and having the laws
they have officials 70 enforce them,-
Why caunot Tlfin Echo answcrs,
why, because. CITIzEN.
PurTrNo ON Arns.-Tho city Of
Bowling Green is putting on airs
since it claims TO be a county scat, by
calling this place little village 4 II
Brother Howclls will send 'ua over q
IVopy of their city directory, we will
ascertain the locality Of, the "Adyo-
cate" Office and give him a call one
of these days. Fostofia News w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

AMONG the new Inventions Is but
ton that is fastened 10 cloth without
threaas 1t ssaid to consist solely of
a button with wire. Ito be inserted
into the cloth Ike a lcorkaerew and
thea pressed down aat, so as to form
a ring 10 Eold.thelbutten tO-ia place,
As this invention will enable men to
keep the buttons % their shirts, it j.
calculated to do away with wives alto
yether. Ssh fCfe = FkaOE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

EAT HEARTILY.-There are hund-
reds Of fpoople who do not dare to eat
hearty meal Of victuaIs for fear Of
the distressing. effects that, follow.
Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CuRE will stop ii
ihntantanoOusly 1t has cured more
cases Of Dyspepsia than all other
remedies combined. Take il freely
and you will be satisfied of its mer-
its.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

aGDEoNs :, .BALL.r-Dapcers, re7
member the dance on Tuesday eve
ming, the 9th instant. For The mu-
sic that has been waited to your ears
on the night air, for these many nights
agone, show your appreciation BY a
full attendance at National Hall on
the 27th. Every elfort will be made
to render this dance a pleasant one.
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special Notice.


His the fate Of eUery paluaJie neeli-
cine 10 be couaietteited. BE cautious
therefore and see that hhe letters +" n
h K.," are JIolra IN Ire bottle, aud
tLat each bottle bears the. fac sinil<s Of
HE Signatures Of 4 6, Bqid,om d Co.
and JOB Moses. BtS- ioithom sohich
nons are genuine aooD - ii
N. Bone dollar, with Eiehteen OTIS.
foF postage stamps. enclosed to- any as-
thorized agent, or TO the sole General
Agent for the' UnledSiates spd British
DDmini0ns,. -
e,F ahi JOB MOSES,
b ~ Cortland Street, New York.
wiilInsurs nkaiiis. eontanIns Fifty pills By rsaru
mail, seeuIely sualed isom ~ obssIyitloa. Ti
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

THERE will be an exhibition at the
Town Hall, in Republic. on Friday
evening, the 22d instant, for. the ben
eft of the NJ. f. Church, Of that place.
Admission 20 cents. All are invi-
to attend-Methodists in particulAr-
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STARS. .AsMany embryo astrono-
mers have been spending their nights,
of late, In star gazing --expecttdg to
see meteoric deluge but up to this
date, without avail, We lave seen
eyes, in consequence, that looked as
if they had been pounded through a
knot-hole with sut-bag. Male in
dividuals were out upon this heavenly
expedition, each with a Venus upon
his arm. One person, whose name
we kindly wislhold, in walking along,
his eyes raised cloudward, ran against
a perverss awning post, and wasiin-
simultaneously RECALLED with a private
astronomical display, He was struck
dumb with astonishment. Two stars
we're found early Tuesday morning
lying in q gutter, They. were picked
and sent home. The only, stars we
have beep able to see are at National
Hall. -
OAUIgoUs hMEN,--Somel men use
words as riaemen do bullets. They
say but little. The words used, togo
right, Ito the maFk. They let you
talk, and guide with their eye and
face, on and on, till what you say can
be answered in a word or Two and
then they lauce out sentence, pierce
the matter 10 the quick, and are done
Yos never kacws where you stand
with them. Your conversation falls
ioto their mind as rivets into a deer
ehasm, aud is lost from sight by il
depth and darkness. They viii some
times surprise you with a Ssw words
that 60 to the mark like guhshot
and then they are silent again, as i
they were reloadipg. Sack men arr
safe counselors, aud true frienjs. il
every case where they profess TO b
such. To them, truth is more yalua'
Bile than gold, while pretensiou i
too gausy TO deceive them. Words
without point, TO them are like litlei
without merit only betraying thu
weaknesses Of tbs blinded dupcs whs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

BoARDISo.-Good b5afding can be
had at Mrs Wnses's5 0nl the South
aide Of Perry slreet, near the river.
n3s2m y AZ aArS dAsEAs.
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TuF Springfield Repa6iie, 10 an arti-
Gle relating to,the O. ID. & e. B. r, and
the principal towns along the route
speaks thus of our city "Tiiliu, the
county seat Of Seneca county, Is the
last important place, in present ex-
tent and population, before reaching
6aEduskys Itis one Of the most en-
terPrising towns ip Ohio, and has a
wide-awske as we'll ~ . numerous
pOPulaticn."
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TERMS OF ADYERTIsINa.

WEftar f--A~@f F4fTWr NNt
THE following pfiass for advettidng have heen
agfeed upon BY the newspaper publishers Ia Thln;
iihfee Insertions-- - ~ IFIlf 100
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-15

Those who desire the'luxnry iof a
dovny. pillcw. Ot bed, should, s'i mot fail
to have their feathers cleaned. YOS
have no idea what a Odihereuce it
m axes, "A not only gives Che q e'.ffs',a'lthl fsathi
erntheir 5 natural elasticity, but, de-
stroys all that unhealthy effiuvia ari-
sing from them from long Confinement
in bed or pillow. Try il. i..aa .aa.
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FHE aORHRA.-4Thes Opera at the
National, this week has been inoii
complete success. Large and appre-
ciative audiences have encouraged the
manager, me ELhsLER.wbohak used
his utmost Snde9vor, 70 please.
The Misses HoLMANs, together with
Wa. CRANE and CHARLES 'DREw,
make, a aqsartette Of most able artists
Tonight aad to.morrow night closes
their engagement in this city. ali''
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TO attend-Methodists IN particulAr-
"a DouBTFUL CAsE.-An editor, in
describing the doing ora mad dog,
says: = He bit the COW in the tail,
which mas since diedl This was
very unfortunate for the tail but we
naturally feel'som interest ID koow-
ing what became Of the COW. y
HIRAM BRfroN has secured 'the
AgsuoyiOf the Knife Polisher, manu-
factured by SAFFELL & BALDWIN
Itis household Necessity that must
claim favor wherever introduced, A
large number of families have been
supplied in the city.
woSDxAs WEI NEVER CEAsE.-
A boy7-an intelligent boy, seemingly
entered our office, one day this
week, and asked if we had any tohite
thread. Well, We told him we hadn't
because We didn't but we have or
dered some since iaiedl iaae9 40
1'-f7rI yna1CI l.r.i..f q. VI IL .-.I re..-
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ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20
NAVY BULLETIN.

EufssEp.
ocT J2-Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Charles Wilson
OcL l2-Actlrg Assistant sargcon George n Butler
OF tho h4haskA To Acting Passed Assistant saryeon
Naval apprentices James Hounds and r Gnlcsple 81
tue Sabine, 70 Master.
lrDynED
Or Pacing EnG.gn Charles A. Stewart John 4.
Brown, John ID ihomas. tetIg Assn ant Surgeon 4 A.
Dnln ACHING Second Assistant Engineers John Sai.
FORD and John hulready. Lieutenant Comma nder m.
Whitehead, udshipmen Franklin Hanford Abraham ~
H. Lille Horny Whslan, William r. swinhgrnc, Afsi-t.
ant Psynaster John haahah0p, first assistant Pm
gncer James " Hobby, Acting Third Assistan, I'm.
gneer George W. lila from tie Peri,s; Lieutenant
somnandcr Henry Wilson from special daiy At New
YORK, ordered 20 tho Saeo Acting Third AsviEsn In.
gincer James Fiixpa,rick from day tie NAVY Yard
New York aud ordered 10 the Faro, hIdshlpnen Doug
las Roben and Charles W. Judd 70 Tho O4spea Passed
Assistant PAymsster Jason W. Fairfield from the Eano
and ordered ~ sete his accounts Acting Fsssn ThOs
~ WATSON from the Lsnapse AMI granted sck leave o.
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20

Mass Meeting Of Citizens Of the Fifth Dis
trict.

Mass Meeting Of Citizens Of the Fifth Dis
trict.
Pursuant 10 call to that effect large gathering OF the
citizens Of the Firth Congressional district assembled last
evening at Kun.s Hail. Nos 70 and 70 ESSEX street. for tho
purpose giving expression TO their feeling in favor OF the
return to Congress of Hon. Nelson Taylor.
The meeting being called TO order Mr. James Gibbons
appointed chairman and Mr. Joseph II. Tooker secretary
The chairman taking the stand briefly spoke with regard
10 the approaching election and denounced the strongest
terms the EFFORT which making Morrissey
upon the people OF district in which he did belong and
with whose interests he not Identified. lie then read
the following resolutions which were enthus ascaiiy
adopted
Rsso.sd That We accept s ssa. forced upon the
tcry and dehanty repudae the oalied regular nomin
Se viii and wishes Of he party and conveying
snit 70 the negcnce q the Of the district BY the
could DC found qualaed TO d the position. -
Resolved That we hereby renominate General Nelson
Taylor; pledging him earnest support.
Alter the applause which followed the reading OF the
above resolutions had subsidized the chairman introduced
Mr. Taylor who received with the most favorable DEM
constructions. The speech OF General Taylor brief He
accepted nomination rendered with full of
promised 70 labor Ae fa,Sfuiiv u The interests
Mad been the party these divisions
interests Of ,he party TWAS 70 be hoped that these d.
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TO consider whether they to submit 70 non resident
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represent them they should have ayowed such belief y
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imported for that purpose Such a state Of things
md Sa sa, o. their and hoad cried down q,
witch he spoke strongly n favor u nc policy Of President
Jos1sor ana coneades BY renewing his promise q
sen.ed 'n0r'' IN MS ''e' 70 NOSE "Do
late hour.