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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Ths Sen,,s wa
Engaged yesterday up to quarter 10 i
O'Clock in the evening. upon the inpeach
ment rules, which were finally adopted
About half the session WAS occupied by de
bate on the ooh rule. Senator Grimes o
Iowa, having moved 70 strike il out % un
necessary. but the motion did not prevail
and the rule was adopted with the rest.
SENATE. AT one o'cl6 ok the Cle,k Of the
House announced the appointment Of man.
ayers Of impeachment, with directions Il
carry the articles 10 the Senate.
Speaker Colfax received kilograms from
Republicans and Grant clubs OF California.
the Governor Of Wisconsin, and othsra, q.
pressing their willing to stand p Conessse.
TO the fullest extent il aid Be neeessary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Ths steamers n. 8.
Mepham and Fanny Scott burned 1t the
Ievee about o'clock this A. M. The
Mepham wss New Orleans boat, valued q
s65 900; insured fer about CAS- 600. The
FANNY Scott was stern- wheel boat. valued
. oss 900 insnred for >20. 900 o. e25..
600 Both were totally destroy Cd. and
both belonged to N. 8. Mepham I Bro. The
Kate Kinney Was also damaged to the sx
tent Of 81. 900 insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
i0Wa.

MuscsTiSE, March "A; the city eiec-
tion today Republicans were elected Mayor
and Alderman in the first and thifd waios,
The democrats elected treasurer anu
wharf nasier, assessor, and alderman 10
second ward. Ths Republicans, as hele','
FIRE. retain msj ,ri.y in the City couhc.i
This evening "a large and enthusiast,
meeting ui young men eiecied p s.uao
orgau'z stton of Young Mens .h'is''''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

RUlLDER, MANUFACTURES OF SASH
- Doors, Blinds, Aouldngs, Brtckets, Ac.-
Vensrecss Tor buildings Of every description.
hAop and Factory corner Of Main and Thire
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
CHICAGO.

C.icseo. March AT about li:3O
O'Clock last night, during the prevalence Of
that terrible storm. an unknown woman.
apparently encsinse. was found by . police
man lying in Nh apparently inseusibie con-
di,ion In the snow near the corner Of Chase
street aud Chicago avenue. She expired in
about an hour sfserward withou, having
spoken Z word.
4 nee ehis r. n. ln No. ga Of Z block Of
Zoe four ssosy bsick houses now In course
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mn. A. n. MINER. Den.i.s.


A kCHlTECT-ALSO. SOLICITOR OFPAr-
IA kNTS, with Dodge 4 Mum, of Washing.
ton ID u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03


stored - health
Tas matter Is very simple. The stomach il
shs headquarters Of the body. the central point
ofths system Il 10 from this that all good and
hai e3,cts Z out 20 bless or curse lie possessor
Maze ls Gle "A, put Is in good running order
treat s sn.som~iy. and there will b. no more
di-rss. Tn IN IN the did rocks Of the granite
his Were,,e Il. that Schenck's Sesweed
r,ac ri DO this Tor the sto mach It's nature
c,n,,s, .cscus Of man IN his peril.
wa~n the nature aud md ton OF disease are
:aoroc sh,y nnierst.od. IL wall be seen that the
chat tue doctrine we b / ~ inculcs'c Is the true
one and that the medicine we advocate IL PFC
Csc isptcd IL the doctrine Thousands oi
',rveonstructsi >ton .rhs' m nearly every 81 ale
In the Union, will slsty testify 10 tins, and
p-.ss. ~ N ~ should. the marvellous virtue.
Of Sca-nck's Sc weed Tome.
WY at leas eight people in tea ought TO use
this io,it may Be stated,
lot Because YOUR stomach is out Of order and
will sooner or later. uaiess aided, break down.
81 Bs,aase voa do rot have half the enjoy.
m-nt ~ life that you ME ht
81 Sre aus. vou' blood Is not pure and good
All q not. you are liable 70 active disease at
aav time
Al decsase you cannot think. or act, or do
saf'h'ns "a ot.,i"ss or out, 40 well - il you
Wsrs Ia TIE condit, m this tonic win place YOU
Sth re xts- u is yonr duty TO De health,
an -trsns. 40 have $50 md mimi" and this on
your acc ,sai a. veil As those al .us you.
9TH Il c use this Tonic Is within the means Of
everybody. One regular doctors bill
,ui -sv fH half YOU wou use 10 . life time
TDes, r-asons. and becauses. might be multi
? led ia feaL 4 " and each is as true ~ truth.
W. as.srt u without Contradiction, that
Set~uss's Ses<eed Tonic Is one o! the greatest
esmsaand. that chemical. med cal, or anv 9TH
70 -cira-e or skiil ever achieved, and its mag
mra%h,ss Only ~ be known 10 make il vel
IN, ''stAas OF every household In the broad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
CITY NOTICES.

CLorHiNe.-We would again call the At
tention Of the public to the mammoth
stock Of goods At Sam Psrry's, No. As
Brady st. He has Ill styles Of ready made
clothisg for men and boys. and what 10
more, sells cheap. A large and complete
stock Of gents furnishing goods, embracing
every thing in the line. Particular attention
given to custom work.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
ExAS.

AusriS, March 3.-Returns received from
all the counties excepting -. $500 votes
we're cast. The remaining counties will
swell the aggregate to more than 81, 0O0.-
The Convention 10 und ,ubtsdly carried.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, March 1.-The Republican
mass convention which opened at Muttrces
boro yesterday was attacked and dispersed
by q mob Six colored persons were
wounded, two OF them fatally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

Fr, WAYNE. March "A sleeping car on
the Pittsburgh, F.. Wayne and Chicago II.
r. going east took Ere early this A. NJ. near
ne'phos. and was totally consumed. Loss
$4,000. Only one person in the car a,
the time. Origin of the fire unknown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
KANSAS

TOPEKA. KANSAS. March 2.-Oap'. Fisher,
Inspector OF Internal Revenue for this St-te
has seized a disliliery at Lawrence Tor IA
grace violations Of the revenue laws. The
concern with . capacity for 200 barrels per
day, has returned but so barrels per day.
ine Legl>lalnre will adinren In nnrrox
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
CHILDREN OWE MUCH OF THEIR
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT

OrFlcs DAVENPORT DEMocaAT,t
March Sd, 1868.
Fleus--Cho,cs family, wholesale, slo.4oS re-
tail. tll.O0.
wnnAr-No. l, tl.so@tl.W; No, 2, 0l.7e0
l75
bAaLEr-el.1SQt.s0 zoe.
Oars 81 cents.
RYE-4l o5
CoRS-Shelled f3c
PcrAroRs-l 25carl 50.
BrrrEs soc. per 10.
EGGs-2 Csc.
HAr-Good Timothy ele,oc..to 1890; Prsi.
rix ~ 90 TO $1,000,
Coat Soft. delivered, 80 csuts per bushsl.--
Anthracite. delivered, &ls per ton;
Woob-ee per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2-Lucy Purnell,
a colored woman, was hanged on Friday al
Snow dill, Worcester county, Maryland.
for the murder OF Hanson Robins, q colored
man, two years since She confessed her
Quilt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
seed Market.
~. Loals Market.
corrected BY McSsir & Jordan.

By Telegraph March 3.
Fiou--Firm, and prices uncha ranged.
Wheat Steady bet unchanged.
Corn rm, at soMssc.
Oats Quiet, at .7@tac.
Barley u Unchanged.
Rve-l71.
Provisions-Slow and heavy
Pork-2l 5o@2i 20.
haccn-very dull; shoulders li@lll.e; clear
sides isj6Gltslc.
Bulk Mea's--pull and unchanged
Lard Sod At l5i4c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
ONO.

CLEVELAND, March S-The storm has
ahaied, and the weather 10 ciear and cold.
The railroad lines are open through to the
east. vest and south, and trains are run.
ming regularly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

MADISON. Wisconsin. March 2.-Tbere
was heavy snow storm here yesterday
which dritted badly. The trains on the
rrairie Du Chen road and Madison branch
got through all right.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
NEBRASKA.

OnAnA, March S.-Geo. ". Roberts, re.
publican. was elected Mayor yesterday BY
majority Of ass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
News
M TELEG I.lPH,
70 TsaF. DAILY DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL FROM DES MONIES.
Iowa Legislature.

Special to the DsxoosAr.

ISpeeial TO The DExochAT
DEs MorSgs, March 3, 1865.
The bill for tho new capitol was called up
and discussed during tie forenoon. No vote
reached
sss.rE.-The bill escc,'ng court o.
common pless was ordered engrossed and
read third tine.
Des Moines electsa Democra ie mayor by
. majority Of ~.
Iowa City has elected the whole Demo.
cratic ticket by increased majoriiies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

HgGENAN's GENUINE MEDICINAL Con Llv-
N OfL.-Our oil has stood the test Of TWEEN
~ years experience, aud 10 warranted pure
Newfoundland oil. Its superiority over
that prepared on our own sesshore is
shown BY the numerous cures performed
by il when the inferior oils had been tried
without effect. Prepared by Hegeman
Co., chemists and druggists, New York.
Sold by druggists generally
Chapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, &c f,
| cured at once by the use Of Hegeman' 8
Camphor Ice with Glycerine, keeps the
hands soft in the coolest weather. See that
you get the Genuine. Sold by Druggists
CHILDREN OWE MUCH OF THEIR
Sickness to Colds. No matter where the
disease may appear to be seated, its origin
may be traced to suppressed perspiration,
or Cold. Cramps and Lung Complaints
are direct products of Colds. In Short
COLDS are the hsrbingers Of half the diseas-
e. that sfh ct humanity, for rs they are
caused by checked perspiration, and IS 1--WE
eighths Of the waste matter of the body es-
capes through the pores, il these pores are
closed. that proportion Of diseases necess,-
rilv follows. Keep clear, therefore, of Colds
and Coughs, the great precursors Of disease,
or il contracted, break them up immediate
ly, by q timely use Of MADAME PcRrER's
CusATivE BALsAN. Sold by all druggists
at 70, 80 and 70 cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

! of completion, on Wabash avenue. owsei
by Gov Bross. resulted In the damage OF
about s9J eco fully insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph March 8.
Flour -Dan.
Wheat--Irr"gular; No !. AGO; No . closed
firm al $3.50 ,s5l1.
Corn--Acive at 7sl4dTess.
Oa.s-Higher a. 5si4 a55s5
Rge-.-Quet at '.57ut IS Tor MOL.
Barley Dull at 9. tS@a,as
Provisions Quiet and firm.
Mess rors 25.0o@2a.5n
Lard---Helia at l5l%.
Dry Sailed Shouloers---lo.
Cumberlands.--ll.
Rough sides Held atllk
Dressed Hogs-lo.ood 1880 for divisions on
200 lbs.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
| D Telegraph. March 3.
hogs--Received, 4s0 head. Market 6rm 4,
| 7.5ed so.
Cattle Received, Ss2 head Sales of Shipping
cattle at $50 Transactions light.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
ClaclnnatI Market.

BY Telegraph March ..
FIour-du.
Wheat dull; No l winter. AS.
Corn-Firn at S3as4c for ear.
Oats &c
Bsrley-Quet, $50.
Cetton-E-ld At 2o1k92
Provisions Steady, nominal. unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

w. 81. SANDERS,
Hease Carpenter and Dailder,
NO. So PERRY srREEr. ONE or THE Most
Experienced RuildcSs In this City. and prepsvcd
At AL unes to contract for any WORK desired In the
Hoe. end warrants satisfaction Plane aad
u01e furnished when desired. finch C-du
Prompt attention paid 70 orders Tor JObbipe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
New York Market.

New York Market.
BY Telegraph March 8.
Four-Dull and shade easier 1t g6s 10 50 R,r cx.
ira etate; 94oGl 20 Tor extsa Western 9TO111 q
for X. II. O.
IS23
Corn-Activ- export: I.ts1l.e0 for new mixed
western afiost: l.l90i 20 for old do in store u
{ o. delivered.
Barley-Scarcc and firm
Osts-in2c letter 81 ts9 for Western In store.
Pork-Pi-m and quiet 23l5Q % % fer old mers
2<.ao az .65 f8f new mes.
Bsc.-Firm
Gu Meats steady
l. I'd Heass and lower. at 49,: 9Iois email lott
al lGi4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
New FOrk Money Market.

NV VIA .s1UuVy Wu6KPU.
By Telegraph March 3.
StOcks-Ae sc.
Bonds Cos IONS OF 81, 10 Il? of'64 Os; OF 20
It's IS lo-i 5. coupons Oh, s-.os LOG
Western II IN 3St.
New York Ceutral-ite
Erie ss1s
ok l. and 967E
Northweste n--66; preferred AK
MDney-6 L cent.
S'erling-1.a.
G,id--i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03

Milwaukee Market,
D. Telegraph NILwArxss, Mar.hS
Flour Dull at 9. so for best spring extras.
Wheat-l.siI4 for No. !, and steady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-03
EACH el.so pER DOTrI.e.

OK SIS, PER HALF DOZEN.
Rlau<l .-aac pills. rs els a BOX.
FUR sale By ali urukg's,s aad Deaiers.-
On. ScHKsvK'5 ALMANAC FOE 1885 CAL
~ HAD oHAISD ~ AL ,DRU0oIS5ul
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-30
HERE AND THERE.

The anniversary ef the battle Of Fort Ste
phensoh will be celebrated At FremonL on
Monday, the srd Of August ns the and
comes on Sunday.
The wyandCt Pioneer says, Our farmers
report that the wheat crop Of this year is uu-
questionably the bes, and largest ever resped
10 this county. Oats are very heavy, and
corn ard potatoes are doing very we'll.
The cornerstone Of a new Catholic Church
to be erected in Carey, was laid at that
place last Sunday, the bishop Officiating,
and several hundred people, from this city,
went up TO witness the ceremonies. A spec
ial train was run for that purpose.
The Secretary Of War has ordered an in.
definite postponement Of the removal Of the
Confederate dead ftom Johnson's Island to a
cemetery Of Sandusky. Great fears were
felt for the health ofthe city IN case Of bodies
disinterred during the intensely hot weather
and strong protest against It was sent to
the War Department
The Elyria Democrat says that young
gentleman named Haywood, made his de-
bat before the people Of Elyria last week in a
Sam Patch performance ofjumpiug from a
rock, feet foremost, forty feet into deep wat.
er, plunging 10 the bottom, and then COM
ing up (eooiiy Of eourse) aud swimming A.
shore
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-30

AAAAN ~ ahlN ANNUt AoNaa
Pursuant to appointment the etirens met in
City Hall a, o'clock p. NJ, to consult IN regard
to the best method Of closing the saloons on the
Sabbath day within tho limits Of our city
The meeting vas organised hy calling Hon, c.
x. wstsoh % the chair and appointing Robert
i.ysle Secretary The Chaifmsn then explained
the object n the meeting, when on motion Of
Rev. Mr.. Wsrner, co ommitteo of nine we're an.
pointed to dram resolutions and q programme
Of business 70 DO presented to the meeting, con.
sistins Of Dr.. Chamberlain, v r. Lewis, Elvere
Pcrsonsi Robert Lysle, Rev. kefauver, ] O oross,
VIM. Gallup, Barnes and Lewis Huddie.--
On motion The committee we're granted leave to
retire for the Performance ~ their duties. On
their return they submitted the following which
vas ANONYMOUSLY adopted
nrroHr or coA~tfftt
Your committee, to whom was eatfu,ied the
work Of drafting resolutions and arranging a
programme Of business to present to the meet.
ing fCf their action, and slso to appoint an Ex.
ecutiye committee, beg leave 70 submit the
following;
That the Executive committee consid OF the
following gontlemeni II Kisinscr, Il Lcpper,
John Poorman, 2 Wilson, Lewis uuddlo, john
McCslmont, Geo W Bauchman, Jasob scheiber,
George Fishbsugh, P II Lott and D , Myers.
On motion Doctor ChambcrlAin was added to the
Executive committee.
R''Olrsd, That the duties Of said committee
shall be,
FiRsr-That tho Executive committee hereby
appOtnted shHll stand ~ the representatives Ct
the friends Of law aud good order ia this com.
munity.
SEcVSD-That the committee shall have power
TO call meetings OF the gitisVns whenever they
may deem u necessary.
TutHn-ro sppoint All such other committees
a. the work committed to thVif charge may
require,
fovEtH-To institute and conduct such legal
proceedings as may be deemed necessary IN the
work under their charge.
FirrH-rhat It is the sense Of this meeting
that the Executive committee have our cordial
support aud material aid.
On motion OF Rev n Moore Il was ordered
that the proceedings Of this meeting with the
report Of tho committee BE- published In our
city papers.
On motiouofJ G Gross the meeting adjourn-
ed-cloScd with the Bencdiotion by Rev Doctor
Warner. RouKRr LrsLE Scct'y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-30

Base BAlI.-As there is a prospect for
cooler weather, our q. B. boys are preparing
Tor sererai match games to decide who shall
have the Champion Ball dpd Bat, won by
the Tinin club at Ssuduskyt July 4,h. The
young " Athletics" of this place, are first on
the list, aud siuce beStiag Fremont club,
have been greatly strengthened by several
larger players, aud now consider themselves
"veterHn nj" and expect to give the TiHin
boys close rub. Nothing like pluck Go
in boys They will play about the slst.
The "CUOghans" challenge has beeu accept.
ed for August 10th, to be played on the
grounds Of the TifIin Club, which are now
in hne order The next challenge is from
the Maple City Club," Of Norwalk, fine
players.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-30
OBITUARY.

Died in Nevada o., July 10th, 1873, Of disease
Of the heart Mrs. Margaret r., vito Of Judge q.
W. Lcith, aged hfty three yeSrs.
This sad bereavement falls with crushing
weight upon the stricken family, all the more
so, ~ the blow was unexpected and very sudden.
She arose In the morning m her usual health,
partook Of the morning repast with fully her
usual relish, aud amer spending littlc time IN
cheerful converse with her family, walked out
In the garden, when IN few moments II was
discovered that she had fallen.
She was borne to the house, and every possible
means employed for her recovery, but all was
unayailing In some twenty or thirty IN m.nutcs
the "vital spark had hod."
The deceased was born Ia Pcnnsylvnnia, moy.
ed with her father to Ohio, and aettled with her
husband in 1891, In Eden township, then in
Crawford, now in wyandOtt county ohio. A,
that time tho rear guard Of the 'red man." in
his westward iight, still fingered aud the grand
old forests we're only broken by an occasional
settlement.
At the early age Of twenty sho sought peace
anI pardon In a orucl6cd Redeemer, connected
herself with the Presbyterian church, Remaining
in fellow ship Herewith until her death, for
thirty .th.'ee years devoted, undoubting christ
ian, a great lover of the Bible, "that blessed
book"
Somewhat timid, and retiring in disposition,
she did not SO readily form acquaintance, but
her charity for the crring, her gentleness OF
manner, and her universal kindness to all en-
deared her to a.large circle offricnds ard In hor
death is recognized by tho community the loss
ofa valuable member, and by the bcreavcd fam.
ily good wife and aficctionate mother.
Bcreft in early childhood Of a mothers care,
she seemed TO feel an unusual interest in, and
solicitude for her children, aud in her last mo-
ments, with this seu1mout uuriyalcd in her
heart by any earthly interest. he expressed
to her son the consciousness that abe was dying
and her last words wcro "oh, my dear children"
"And her last fond, lingering look ~ given
To the love she leaves, and then to heaven
As II she would bear that love away
To pure world, and u brighter day.
W H. r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-30

Constitutional nlRerrncr


arc many constitutions 30 inherently detective
In energy asto derive great benest from = mod.
crate use Of pure liquor combined With such
vegetable medicines and extracts ~ onter into
the composition Of Robpck's Stomsch Bitiers,
and thefe are many SITUATIONS "a whioh even the
h-olthicst derite sddiiosai security nom their
occasional use,
" healthy rcrsoas arc expo sod 10 unusual and
continued cNettion IA ren6ned air. or undcr the
heat Of the sun, orto tho influence ~ depressing
uetchh'luess by ttevclnS, aud change Of diet
and water OF presidents Of nalaricus district.
or the rank river bottoms ofthe West and south,
therv can be no doubt but a careful use Of 10.
eact' steSaeA Bais-s with the food would surely
be the means Of vardins oa setuG disease and
enabling them 70 bcar up unaffected, where
without the Btters, they would likely have to
Succumb to discace. They strengthen, tone aud
invigoratc, aid digestion aud Increase the ap.
petite. Hershiscr aud Myers, cole Agents. 'rifnn
Ohio, nOlps..lm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-30

Council Proceedings Monday evening july
minutes Of the previous meeting we're read and
ap proved. The Clerk WAS instructed to draw
orders on the proper fund for Accts', amounting
to s22l,6t.
proposition was received from the THIN
Wooden Mills, TO have the city TO juin In tho
construction Of cistcrn vt the Factory on
ed to Mr.. Johnson with instructions TO euouiro
into the eXpedency Of accepting the same.
On motion Messrs. Noble and Kaup were ap
pointed q committee to report what localities
along the river are accessible for Steam Fire
Engines and the probable cost Of putting the
same in good condition.
On motion the matter ofhxing salaries for
city officers WAS taken up, whereupon IL WAS or
dered that there be allowed as salaries for the
year ending April 1863, As followai Mayor $3.50,
Solicitor AaOO, Marshal 5000, Clerk $3.50.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-30

Life OF Schuyler COIfaX.-This work,
just issued by the euterprising establishment
Of T, B. Peterson, 4 Brothers, Philadel-
phia, is now ready. An advance copy has
been laid upon our table by the publishers.
The work is written by Rev. A. +. Moore,
Of South Beud, Ind, personal friend and
intimate fellow citizen OF Mr.. ColnI. The
author is in his entire confidence aud has
had recourse to papers published by Mr.. Col
fax for twenty years; is acquainted with
all of his past history, all who have known
him from boyhood. lie began this biogra-
ply two or three years ago. and IT is not one
Of those hurried publications of political
times, but a calm, concise aud faithful history
Of one Of the purest minded statesmen OF the
age. II should have place in every library
in the land, aud in the hands Of every young
man would be an incentive TO honorable and
manly effort for noble life. This work is
complete in one large duodecimo volume,
aud retails for $3.50, in cloth. Sent by
mail on receipt OF price.