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New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28

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moFsl from Office and diagass'iaallo ton
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28
In BANKRUPTCY,

WIN. VIGERS, Secretary.
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company stationed at Fort Har lnton was drowned

company stationed at Fort Har <Nton VIVA drowned
on Monday night The nan a of the deceased was
James Giles. He had q .aN and chain attached to
ana tSa ar 'eea gu ~ OF breach OF dicpne,
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
TEAL the enlar meeting Of this committee, held
last evening AZ the rooms corner OF Court and Rem.
sen streeIG, series OF resolutions were read and
adoptcd and several speeches made all urging the
noi1fnation OF Henry c. Murphy for Governor. A
Committee Of twenty-five members was appointed to
carry out the wishes of the committee-to visit diff
feent parts OF the State and agitate The nomination
OF hr. Murphy by the State Convention.
PROBABLE HoMICIDE.-Mary Campbell, residing at
No. Commerce street, was taken to the Hospital
Monday night suffering from injuries received, 1t Is
said at the hands OF Ann Lahey, which, in all proba-
billy will result in her death. appears the women
got into quarrel when Ann Lahey, as alleged,
with it until she insensible. The accused was
arrested and locked up to answer.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs.-The
annual meeting of the Kings county Board OF Super
visors took place yesterday afternoon Supervisor
Osborne in the chair. The County Treasurer, Mr..
Gardner, submitted a statement showing the sur
plus and deficiency of taxes in the several
wards and county towns for the year ending
July 81, 1868, as follows:-AmOunt of taxes on the
various wards s22e!,sss A: Amount received up
17 81 The annual report ' rne the Su resilient
prssen.ed The report shows that t' the total
number OF patients under treatment for
ysr ang Of y 81 @ as
Kings County Lunatic Asylum for the year ending
July 81 shows the total number OF patients at the
There were 234 discharged leaving $50 remaining.
During the year there SO deaths in the institution.
The annual election for officers of the various nsti
tutions resulted as foOws-Keeper of Penientiary,
| Francis J. McNeely; Jail Physician, A. w. Shepard
| Storekeeper, A. J. Mchaels The meeting then adj
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CLEARED.

Steamship " Clyde, Powell. Wilmington NC Hand.
Steamship Saratoga Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-E McCreadv.
Steamship Glaucus. Walden Boston.-W Clyde
Ship American Congress- Jordan London -Grnnel, Min
turn h Go.
Ship Heios mo, ssultus, Roerdam--Tunch, Meincke &
Wendt.
Ship VIM Tapscot, Bell, st John, NB-Jas r Tapscou
Bark Excelsior tBr), Atkinson, Havre-R Marsh.
Bark Eliza beth Norw Jansen Funch Meincke
4 Wendt.
Bark Com Dupont, McGilvery, Montevideo and Buenos
Bark Hannibal, Hawkins Rio Janeiro-N L McCready &
Co.
Bark Henry Trowbrige Hotchkiss, Demarara-Hy Trow-
BRIDGES Sons.
Bark Niagara (NG), Kuhmann, Saginaw River-C Luing
Co.
Bark R Davis, Hand, Wilmington, NC-N McCreaay 4
Co.
Brig Table Bure (swed), Ninzen, Bremen-C Tobias
Brig Eclipse (Br, Stevenson Freetown, Sierra Leone
Jones Tough
Brig Haabet (Norw), Rasmussen Rio Jaueiro Eliza
bethport-Funch, Mencke Wendt.
Brig Harry Aubrey (Br), Weeks, lBarbados-T 7 4
Dwight 4 co.
Brig Neponset Tracy, Cape Breon-Mller 4 Houghton.
Brig Rocky Glen Wallace Glace Bay-Warren Ray.
Brig Shasta (Br) Brown, st John, NIB Borand Co.
Brig Ida l. Raw, Ray, Boston Warren Ray.
Schr Electric spark, McNitte, Grenada, WI-Mddleon
schr Gillespie (Br) Cochran, St John, NB-H Dewof
Co.
schr Holmes, Ireland. Washington, NC-Thomas 4
Holmes
Schr Lucy Jane, Muncey, Boston Ferguson Wood.
Eagle Snow, New Bedford Stranahan Ferguson.
Schr Compromise, Perry, wareham-Stranahan n Fergu.
Schr Dart, johnson, Stamford.
Sloop q snediker, Young, New Haven't Racket
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2S1ArssS brig GSndcy.. Hammond s.su; Din,
BANGOR July si-Arrived, schr James Martini Baker,
.21 ana
Tsss % H Ms,s n.
sailed .schr susannah, Packard, Washington.
CHARLESTON, Aug ARRIVED, steamship Manhattan,
CALAIS July soArrved schrs Baltimore, Dix, Philadel
DiGHToN, Aug s"saed, schr Henry May Racket Phia-
RIVER Aug ass ssArr N William D0ush'cn
Dwyer Boston Collins, Collins do Island Home, Car,
aLoTcEsTEs. Aug s.Arysd, ssar. Mary coyne,
END Maria L0ua snGw ssSsp r.on
somers, Philadelphia; I'd, Romeo, Drnkwater Elizabeth
Sailed %, schr Henry Croskey, Porter, Philaaelphis
and sara ce 3d. John Brooks
Sailed 20 schrs Margaret. Lucy Crosby Georgetown.
and AL Part HYSr ,onr, w,.ns
Ba,,m9rs T,sRf, Carr do for cOhasse NarrOws'
gsr Daae% Sswbsrg;s dSodsesss Dg. Stephen
EY0Tk hs1anns En Philips and wh1 Sd
%e Dr b HSRy hq e
hdelsde Crowley Somerset for 40 Oscar hoW o b RAJ
3dArryed schrs Segune Call Georgetown Sc for Ports
s% s for M% ns cop ope
y r brig Mary DANA
PHILADELPHIA, Aug s-Arrlved, steamship Roman Ba-
ffs ssrs sf Hsp
s Is Sor Ss%
sirs aan,ey Emory Clayton, and peazsorn,
W%ks HnSham Roadns RR No ' Robinson Faw'actei
III ANDY Tunn
6ssrss@sfisSs esG%jsy, Crowley chsrs,t2wn v ssnr.
Young Josiah whitehoase Jones, and Hattie Gichrls.
Rs.sns sR DO Gso S ons ,
PORTLAND, Aug ARRIVED, brigs Model, Johnson sa-
Choice (Br Brown, Cienfuesos Proieus, McAlevy,
Ks ssdRSs
DS$S snG 1 Ss: c.rman
rPpAwTuCKET Aug S-Arrived sloop Henry scudder,
PROMINENCE, Aug Arrived. schrs Lamartne Butler
Hannah Backman Jones' Glover, Ingerson, and Casco
s1iass %asy ksnyS% Ss
Arns EohRsrS
Milton RAYMOND josephine, Lnssy, and Eliza Hamilton
Aan Ms8Ss :oA, William
Jane n sseas
boken John Compton, Child, and John Baxter, Jones
ship Ae1a1dsE P
ma (Brl Nelson, Sydney, NSW.
Sailed Goth, barks SaamanGer (NG Dttesson, Melbourne
Paramount Gorham Auckland 2lst brig Rose of Australia
(Br), Hogan, Sydney, NSW.
Aug3-Arrived, ships Nevada, Nichols, Boston, Prosperc
(Fr), Sevestie, Marseiles
Sailed 3D., steamer Japan, Yokohoma &c ships Rhudder
Castle for Melbourne and Emma for Cape Town. both laden
with breadstuhs.
5 H S ssar. Nose.
Bramhal 27th, Daybreak, Cousins both in tow.
SAVANNAH July 81 Cleared, schr Enchantress Covert
NYork
SULLIVAN, July 26 Sailed, schrs Ganges, Higgins. New
York; 9th. Saxon, do.
SOMERSET, Aug 2saed, schr Adelaide, Crowley, Eliza
bethport.
TAUNTON Aug 2-sailed, schrs Roxanna hurley, Phil
lips, and Whistler Keefe, NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, Aug ARRIVED steamship Rebecca
Clyde Chichester, NYork (and cleared 9TH to return)
Ccared-Brig Anna (Br), Dart Lundon.
WASHINGTON, DC, Aug 3-Arived, schr Nellie True,
Gardiner Me.
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BROOKLYy NTELLIGEyCE.

JESS ALLEN w. INSPECTOR FoLK.-The case OF
Jess Allen Inspector Folk and his son was con.
cluded before Justice Cornwell yesterday afternoon.
Jess Allen failed TO appear and MIR. Place
moved that the case be dismissed. A
lengthy argument followed between the coun-
sci on either side, and the Judge finally
granted motion for the discharge OF the Inspectors
son, william lie held the inspector In 800 bail TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
THE MYSTERIOUS DBATH-Coroner Smith held an
inquest yesterday the body Of william Douglas
who was found dead at his residence 81 sands street.
on Monday. The deceased. II will be remembered,
was the only occupant Of the house, and when dis.
covered his body was In an advanced stage Of de.
compostion. A post mortem examination made by
DR. Shepard revealed the fact that Mr.. Douglas died
from heart disease. lie was brother-ln-aw to
General Frank Spinoa, and the General took charge
of the remains and had them inferred In E,eTgreens
Cemetery.
DRowsBp-One Of the members Vi an artillery
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Political NOic-.

A Charleston democratic paper gives ot the
Congressman elect from South Carolina the follow.
ing 1rst rate Characteristic Is murderer, forger,
liar and gambler" All Of which, It says, can be
proved.
Politics are becoming very lively in Maine Most
Of the democratic district and county conventions
will be held within the next two weeks and ratlfca
ton meetings are the order OF the day. The election
takes place on the first Monday Of september
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 4, 1868.


pB- The Office Of the Herald yachts whitehall
slip All communications from gnees
masters of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free OF
charge
ns- One of the Herald steam yachtsthe JAMES or the
JEANNETTEwy leave Whitehall every morning at half past
four O'Clock for the Lower Bay
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Shipping Notes.

Steamships Allemannia Hamburg Saratoga, Norfolk, &c
W Clyde, Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset SSE.
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The Secretary Of the Democratic National
Convention on the STUMP.
Carl schurz on the situation.

Mr.. E. O. Perrin, OF this city, the Secretary of the
Democratic National Convention is speaking in
Maine At ratification meeting at Portland last
Saturday evening he Rald:-
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coNSoNwEALrn OF KE a, ~ .,

KENTON COUNTY CIKUITI ,OUI II, sCI.
State OF Kentucky do hereby certify that John Scott whose
signature appears the foregoing certificate was on the day
bears sheriff of Kenon county, aud his said signature
is genuine.
In witness whereof have hereun,o set hand and AIMED
seal Of said Court, done at Covngon this 18th dag
OF July A. ID. 1868. H. CLAY WHITE, Clerk.
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SHIPPING NE w S.

Almanac for New Y0rk...This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 90 Moon rises :. eve 8 81
Sun SETS ......7 IL High water. morn 8 33
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schr Helen Hoy. crammsr providence for georgetown,


schr John Watson, Allen, Providence for Ezabethport
Schr veranda, Pond, Providence for Rondout
S S Maryland, Mills Providence for Jersey City.
Schr Ann Eliza, Caswel, Providence for Rondout.
s s Marshall Q Wells, Reeves Providence. ''''1
Schr Nightingale, Beebe, Bristol.
schr Benz Butler, POWER : PawtasE iet "0"o0u'
SSchr Goddess, Kelly, Pawtucket for Rondont
schr Abram Osborn Peavy, PawtScset 70 for Albany
Schr Benz Brown Oliver, East Greenwich for Rondou
schr RsPSbicsn Bushnell New London for Elizabsthpor
s schr John John. b spaGord. Hawkins, New London.
Schr John Hickey, Hulse New London.
schr Uncas. Colt, New London for Rondout
schr Jane Maria Bushnell, Norwich FOR Ezabethport
schr Texas, Chamberlain, Norwich for Rondou.
schr J Rushing, Clark Norwich for Elizabethpor,.
schr Brazos, Edwards. Hartford for Rondout
schr Robert wltse Barker, New Haven for New Bruins
wick.
schr Signal, Miller, New Haven for Albany.
schr Neptune, Jones, New Haven for Ez .6ethport.
schr Foam, Stokes, New Haven for New Brunswlck.
schr Little David, Blair New Haven for Port Johnson
schr Sarah Reed Arnold, Portland, Ct for Philadelphia
Schr Falcon Miller, Bradford for Rondout.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Monroe Bradford
Schr Jane, Hall, Connecticut River for Harlem.
schr Edward Wootena Young, saybrook.
The ship Gardner Colby, Dunbar from Newport for New
York was passed I'd inst In LAT q 49, Ion 80 49, steamship
Russell, from Cardiff June 25
BELOW.
Ship Constitution 6Br, IIaon, from Liverpool June "a,
with mdse to Grnne Mintun Co. Was boarded by pilot
boat Jas Avery, No 9.
SAILED.
W Clyde, Wilmington, NC.
Wind at SSE.
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rnE nj GRANT BOYs IN Blue.

I'd "' =. rgq"' on
AH-"R,d, waite s-s Bl-,"
America, land Of bright uCAiom,
No longer accurscd by slave,
when tyn,nts dcnouncc, uevcr heed them,
hut up with the flag Of he brave.
It shonc o'er our rNnk~ IN dark danger,
when missiles of death round .us hcv,
10 rkulking and far 'ts a stranger,
when borue by the Grant Boys in Blue.
cnoRvs-whou borne by the Grant Boys n Bluc,
whcu horne BY the Gunt Boys IN Blue,
To skulkng mud fear 'tis stranger,
when bomsbyllIe Gf'de ppys in Blue.
wlicn rebels our t'uiop to ,S,cFr q. ,.,- -,.,
blAic.pw ger the rised ohd tie @as li iiIl
Nut an Inch would We yield thcin. no never, ~
But threw out our fag to the breeze.
Around il the valiant quick rally,
Their fcalty to freedom renew, .-.
TN the march, in the battle and sally.
-sltoss the fag OF the q rgilIrys ~ ngc, ~.
"a NNNAs ~ tAl shono the nnkt 80
At shiloh, at Vicksburg, u Lookout, OIL. .u.
At Donclson, pelled by storm,
We bore ito'cr bunpart aud rc,loubs, rrsN
Gave victory lustcr and form.
In the Wilderness, constant In battle,
Through weeks OF dread cpalct Il few,
Twas seen IN the midst of wars rattle,
Proudly borne by the Gront boys IN blue,
Proudly borne, SO.
No field hut rs victrrs We bore IT,,
When Grant our great leader WAS therc, fs
Richmond fell tonly traitors dehtore 10,
Ap' omatoK saw Lee in despair
Grant and victory. nothing could sever,
Grant and victory, the boast Of the true,
The Army aud Navy forever,
lluzl,h lor the Grant boys in blue.
Huzzah for the Grant Boys in Blue, 40.
Now all who have fought for the nation,
perrd life on the land or the sen,
strike again for your couhtry's salvation, itr
Follow Grant and the iing of the rree. o.,
t'H,iyr-'round them again, in your might, ~
Though traitors should =, owl at the view,
Once more put the gry backs to hight, '
Three cheers for the Granl Doys IN Due. -.'..
,... -.r'' Three ehcers, &c.
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Meeting OF the Wool Growers.

The annual meeting Of the Wool Growers
Association, of seneca County, was held at Re,
pubic, Sept 2s,h, isss, for the purpose Of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year. A. g. Baker
Was made Chairman, and in the absence Of Chus
Leniklp, Sec p. NJ NeikiFkl was raAde Secretary
pro. tsm, The Association then proceeded to the
election Of ofheers with the following result,
tn Presidsnt-C..Y BHJNDkdr. ltA 81 70
Wee Prendent--sAHUEL BAKER
Treasurer-GEo. srEARSs.
secretary-D. M. NEIEIRK.
Executive committee-A. C. Baker, John
Rice andJ B. stearns.
The question as to the best method of shear
ing and putting up wool, was discussed, and It
was proposed 70 devote part Of the time Of the
next sheep shearing to ezsmplifythe best meth
ods Of shearing and putting up wool. Afler DIS
euss'ng various topics Of interest .lthe meeting
adjourned.
A. c. BAErR, Pres. DIN, NEmIRK, See.
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: wtIxs 4SD TALKS.

wc,ei& attention to The adyrrttscncnt or Mr..
lIor'ec Huber. Il will interest shccp-buy ers.
Mr. IpSplt Doerlc, fafliPr OF W. A. Dperlp,om
sunday evening, died at his residci,ee, corner Of
IctIcrs,lia'l'd MARKET. -14
Rev. J. c. o5c, Presrlent Of the Mccdlurg
Confcreurg of the he,l.ntist i'i,ureh " IN COM
mcncc acrvitc' in me oit NJ. r. clinr1h, north
west Of the Market House, next Sabbath, at iOlS
pclock,A. NJ, There will plsp he services at
night. NV Mr O.Ae beins stntharsl il, THIN.
tho services viii Lo regular every sabbath.
A mysterious disappearance took place In
uHr'city on Thursday last. A young l,piy
Was to be welded to a young man Of This
city, whose character kaS heretofore been uu-
Questioned. The nsrriage 7fcasi, had bern
prepared, the F,trsts assembled, but the
false hearted niaa iAiled to put in an ap-
pearance. he disappeared the evening pre-
vious and uothing has hecu heard of him
since. How full of meaning to the disap-
poiute& STide, the liues, a. or all cad words
SfloSgue 81 pen, etc
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Partition NOiless..


ELizAbFTii sTil.LwELL and Jennie s,ll-
II well viii tahc thiticr that Petition sas Blsd
against them on the goth day Of aebteU,ief. IssS,
~ the Cog5t Of Common Pleas withih ana t5f nj
\. StilHtl by Francis Brd-all her guardian, Aiei
Z nov rcifdihg IN said Coart, wherein tie sle.
uaftlh A. Stlllwell demands partition Of tho To-.
lowing real estate, to-wits i'Htfi| t'H
The North Eat quarter ~ section No. 0 In
township No. ., North IN Range No. ts E,sr.
icss forty acres on of the south end ther~of IN
said seneca County, ohio, containing 100 sots.
bounded and described As follaws, to-wllI b.,
ginning At point on the section limo betwe~r
said section No. and section No. 10, two and
one onc-hundrcdth chains west from the south
vest corner ofthe east half % tho south rasi
quarter Of said sestion No. p. whence brAfH a W.
Ssh ~ In. IL diameter west 81 links dntaht auA
atofklt buckley ~ %, IN diameter south aS
west 81 links distanti thence north 31s 6T, wfat
~, ~ chains to sione, whence bears lesrhsin.
In diameter north ~, west links .distapt aud
2 sugar IN. In diameter north "a, eaatt 3sh
links distant thence north So west " chains 10
stone, whence beals sugar In. diameter
nor h az east 2i1S links distant aud a W. elm
u in. diameter south xJ' east ~ links distaats
Thence south y tN west ~ ~ chains tOa stone ~
The Srciuh line, thence south s9' east iu,Oe chain-
along the section line 10 the quarter post on the
south line ~ said seclion No. .; thence south
as east oifl chains 10 the place of beginning con
tAthinE ~ acres otland. Also the North half 90
" The west hplf fthe south east quarter, and
the west half of the north east quarter and the
east hall oithe north west quart or, excepting
thirty -four acres OF of the West end thereof
heretofore sold aud conveyed BY one John Craig
and wife to Asa Crockett, all 10 section No, II
In the township and range Aforesaid IN said SEN
eca county, oo1.aining lSe acres more or less
And that et the neKt term Of said Court, thu
said Harriet 4. stllwrll will apply for an or,ler
that Partition may be made of said pFemiS.h
and that the dover of the said Elizabeth SUI.
well therein may be assigned. '"
n HaLL PirrEsSIH, Aiiys. for Pet'r. .
(pr. fee slS,O) uos0-et
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These. goods arc alI Ilin dc
In our own shop, and
are nOt city-Inadc
goods.

We do not bay city-m made lop-shop goods and
advertise them as our own mako ~ some Of our
n0ighbora do.
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Ulosa Uonneoti6ns are IlNnan.

AZ sAaa6FkY Win TrairS ~ cNsrprFn DIvIs-
Issl L-te shors NRa aiirosd Iine. .tnH Ta,rng the
reN.nu ef nAviENtion,l ~ith qslle SseEmers for
fhelJHHdsi and Detroit, tV 4.t.-L4,.r t.f.
sts ACiyde, With !TrHns oil (Sout1lern DIyisinn)
Lake Share Ralrosd Line. ~. .-.
At Carey, with FinHlrv Brsadll Trains
N Forest. with Triins OF Pitt.hur.h, Fort
fFHFne. enh Thios S,'FNsils-y - "a r rE.
NJ Bonefo ntatse. with TTatne Nfrhr NAsie-
foHtHlne tOfesttine ann Yntfi'tt,SNdli-A Rriiwa%.
- Urbana. with rrains OF the C"iulrsds Hnu
e. IudisnaPalis Central Railway. ..r- F.r
= At apriWsfleia. with LOndsu nranrh trpins.
At london. With pssbas q N" cSipuinns and
Xsnia Railroad.
u "A payisa. pith,trAlps Of thp Dayton spd wes-
fefo Railroah. afIHH Z ~ aWEtt
Al cincIHnAtt WIN Tfrr,ngh TVTresk 1-ra,ns
tSNpa fon t.iuirvillrg Indisuaf.olis. 81 ]. mis-
czfro. MemNhis and Tho Raufh: Kentucky Gem
trsl Rtilros 81 aud ohio River M-u Ponts
This line has heen NEWLY EQUIPPED with
fnp-rior Modern nav cosehe-, Smoking Cars and
Right sleeping Cars, unsurpassed In e"nto'F and
: TRANS rIin0uGfi Ia .aa nom cin-
sinaat without tran.fer 70 PASSENGERS or Daggage
1T DNVton. TINS ensurlng eomfort and aAdnir
greatly 10 the pleasure of the trip between the
Lake and the Ohio River.
rHRouGH TICKERrS sdtd nai ~ an ACT:
GREpKS sTS~a to all BTindrsl eities rescsred by
this Road and connecting lines.
J. G. WILLIAMS. SUPERINTENDENT.
7. ". GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent.
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Seneca County TAiY.

oaias % u, c.etasA go ! Of dnr esL
unss lpst werA Il vas f,urossieAe ~ u.sto
give more than brief mention Oft recent
exhibition. We will now however at this
late dsie,-not hayipg made any nqtes--st.
tempt 10 reesItions Aas,y b pFSislot ~ aads
while on the ground.
rHE AR matt.
This hall being FIRST At hand, we enier,aud
are struck with the emptint-s and harrcness
of.iis walls. IIowyer.Rs, We glauce around,
here and thefea rncrtorious 'ieec Of art
or workmanship meets the eye, and fi1cs the
attention. Passing over some productions
Of amateur artists we come to Tunison 4
Sons display OF Photographs, both plain
and colored. They are in their usual good
style, and the Painted Photographs, arc rs-
pecisllyl rhentiodablr. Mr.. wmSSsRf - the
artist engaged with the above firm has mad
some very excellent portraits. lie is =
young artist, but gives evidences OF unques-
toned genius, and is deserving the rotron-
age ofour community. Some beautiful hair
yrrqths In flames, are dpe specimens Of that
class OF work. "A bouquet OF wax Aowers.
throws its beauty upon the spectator.
while the Apples beneath look up in blush
ing innoSsnee. as though they, TOO, desired
to be looked at The display in this depart
ment was very meagre TO tina, Of former
yesrs 4 halfdozcu bunches oflonsly-look-
ing Grapes are all that graces the grape
rack. This is sad reflection upon growers
Of this glorious fruit in.OuF e0uniry and we
are led TO excIaim-"why Is this thus"
But few plants occupy the 0oral department,
aud illsy-RrC ,ef no rare species. The, lef.
side'otaie hall WIS nearly bare A alt
dozen small contributions OF canned fruit
with here aud there over tbs walls piece
ofmeritorious handeran, among which are
worthy Of mention, were Cereal piece.
frames made of buttons some phantom be
qqciA husk hPskq, etc, Which We do 20,
now recall From hero we pass over into
the
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Tho widow ofDavid Iindslsy, deseaAsd. shoac
name ~ unknown of WhteSid~A County, Hi.
noiS, HllAs u. Lindsey, nj Scott County, tswa,
DNvid Lind-lry,7Johti LindHicy, Eli IrbethT N n.
SOC aud Husband, whose name 10 ilnknouH,
Pltoelle Ann, danghter OF David Iihdklay dereas.
ed and husband, whohe nahe IL hnknoynl and
the MINOR beits OF Elwnf Lndslcy, decreased
uhoE-untnea nre unknown, NIL OF whifeAidcs
county lllnois, will take notice that linton p
CrAmer' Administrator Of tho estate Of Ia yid
Lindslay, deceased, on The 9lst day NJ Soptan
her, A. D. 1865, filed his petition In the Prnhue
Court Sithin aud for the county. Of senseA and
state q Ote, allegl1g tliat there II no perssn.
al estate 90 fnrcis Of said lecedrht. with which
to pay his debts and the costs OF administering
his estate. That he died seiGed, IN fee simple
Of the fnpoping rcpl estate, to.witi
Lot No. tw~ptysAvel COY In Spmgilale rear
Tfihu, IN the county ~ Scncca md state af ohio
fora more particular description Of which lot ref.
ercnce may he had 10 the Plat Of Springdalc, re-
corded In the Recorders oi'ce Of said county OF
Seneca The prayer Of said petition ia for the
asSlgnment of lover 10 ihr Sld y Llow of DAVID
Indsloys decetsed, tftt ne residue ofeaid prem.
ises hter the deht clainfvd in mid 'pTtitiom mid
the costs of administration have been paid aud
for snlo ef said premises. subject TO such dow.
cr estate, for The, pgme9t Of the debt ana sOsie
Said Petition will be for hearing on the 2eth
dvy Of October 4. ID. 1888
UPTON =. CRAMER,
& AdmT Of The eptste of David Lindsay de'd.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
Teachers Institute.

4 Teachers institute viii be held at the
City Hall in, ,TlfIln, o., commencing on Mon
dap, Nov. Q, 1SOs, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, and
closing the next Friday evening. Prof A..
scHuFEEa, Of Baldwin University, will have
charge Of the Institute, oad will he assisted
by other coupcient instrsctors a public
Lecture will be given each eveaing. Good
boarding can be had at reasonable rates. No
tuition will be required, all the expenses be.
ing paid by the County Institute Fund. The
Committee have mads such arrangements as
will insure the success Of the Instfi T.. Let
every Teacher in the county attend.
By order Of Executive COmmmiitee,
s. J. KiaKwooD Sec'y.