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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Fine Bargain Onered.

containing hr,y aeres-eish, OF tiabeS md
balance good farming or gardening hand d..
mated one mile from rlain, on the south
Greenfield road. It also furnishes a spleu
did etc for an ou,-ofiovu residence. The
whole or either half will be sold, IL desired.
Price, 400. Terms easy aud will be made
known on application At Hcrshiser 4 Myers
Drug Store. 31W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

silver Plated Ware. Spoons, Forks,
Caslors, Batter Dishes, Ice paehrs syrpp
Cups PieSle Stands, Berry Disses, ooSle,s,
Cups Communion ware Nc, Sc. Call aud
sec, at VIZ. G5ittfs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

Good News! Dr. Smiths Electric OIL,
Of rhiadriphiN, IL now for s,ls here At the Drug
Storo ofJ. +. Marqustdi and ~ L., A. every
where el.o. Masking sston lshing eurss- soc to
81 the cheapest ami best medicine In tho world.
June 26-3mos,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS,

a sa rcmedy 10 sootho AL nervous excitement.
n. and IN its trnest sense, n neryine, there is'
perhspss no u1edhne extant which " received
with no much favor as ROhack's Stomach Biuers;
wine glass full on going 20 bed is all that IL re-
CURED 10 produce sound' snd hsalthfnl sheep,
Hershiser MYERS. Sole AGENTS, nn9nan,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
N0T 4 REYERiGE.

TINflKG rhost of the RViers ~ the rreAAna
~ dny, Dr. RoWokH are pot jutepde.lg aaA
pleasant stsmuiaing Whislsy bfvefago, hut aro
perfectly nAodieinsi, eantanieg oily nLsHeleat
pnre bnurh1n whisky 10 holt 10 sailton the ne,
'hcinal 'exirsct W. matier from whlrA hey are
comPosel. Hetshiser Mysrs. saie tErfis.
noAimg
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
r e NJ OV AL

II II II so - y = WILSON
Have rsEovel from their old stand, to No. I and
tinae 70 pay 10 CASH, the highest market price
l9r Eartof, Eggs, LSrd, rAliow, BseswAx. Rags,
&c faFmOrs give them n call no3i Ans
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
puBLIsuERs' NOTICE

Al advertisements intended to appear IN tho
eurrsui seSk, must DO banded in as esriy. as
" esinssdfy uioraine.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE a repository of
LocapEycati IN al parts uf the county and We
would thanls our fronds in the diaerent Tovn.
ships Tor any items sf Interest they may send ns.
ftt-a For the ampaign.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
LADIES REJOICE.

MO more hard sew.ng-no more hard knitting
y !or e. II sting has the best sewing aud
knitting macliinrs now In use. The American
Knitting hiclne " the only machine on yhieh
the hcef OF stockink caa be nnisbhl They are
~ simple that oh ldoan n IKE Its own stockings.
The lmPfdNef genulpe. Howe sewing Machine
comes out MOI whenever Nsthnds on trial be.
aide other machinea as YOU know II did At the
Parts, London, snd New Rork fairs III IL adapt
cd fnr ceuree WORT agsweaRg nne. The hHmmlng,
telling, tucktng, cordlng btaiding, quilting gth-
ering, and hemsttching cannot be surpassed on
any other msehine, Some people buy the A. b
Howe machine for the genuine,to avoid this mis-
take, loek ior the ttAda marx (the head Of IilAs
sewing machine. Tho A. u. Howe q no oompl-
leon 10 the genuine. There win be presented 20
The purchaseT oi every genuine Howe pachinf,
"McCAirE Royal Chart" for cutting ladies' and
child ems dresses. The machines are warranted
for three wears. t.a rHHH
ihaye also got the Singer, Tho JIstnA, the i'm
Howe, tf.itqs wantedi I am sier mind not to be
unilersold by any4gentA In the country.
Remeinber that RIp 10 the business OF repalr-
Ing All klnds Of sewing machines, II you have
any out OF order PleAsr give me : can and will
give you Eatiafaction. r..
will take ordafa for all Llnds Of seal preas.
ea steel stamps and stencil plates and will fnrn.
len them As cheap 40 they caA be got In larger
cities.
Rooms on Malls o., over Kroh s Elder. china
store Q. ". STING.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

Magnolia wster--A delightful toile, article
superior TO Cologne aud at half the price. J7u9
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Keep Your Blood Pure.

rlHERE are un remedies, now before ihs ,ish-
i lie 90 well calculated 70 purify tho 0oa,l
aud reconstruct $50 e speall tht whole slii ta
Rnbeok's Biood Purifier, Blaoi Pitts and Hlon,-
ach Bittors. Hershiscr Myers, Sole Agcats.
.h naN,sn1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
PREFERRED SPgIILs.

Hot DaySi Keep Cool!-ln the sul,ry
,isys uos upon ~, itis every esiy's business -
"kccp cool" The bcstway to DO It. is - get one
of Bloom A Mason's Bcfrgcn,tgrs, Voter Cool.
ors. and Forrcy's lee Crcam Ffesiors. s5vs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Humphrey Laphatn,A Estate.

NJoheE hero t,v.s csa, ne ,.i upil,,,r,,nea il,,
IN have been appointed aud an qualified as
executors OF the villa and estate OF Humphrey
Lipham, lAte Of the county o. Haaeca, Ohie, de-
l-HrfS lIa lff ar9ss HIRAM CHAFFEE.
June, n, isess ls.N . IfcslI ..#H no3tw8.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
Tifiin loan Association.

THR TIFFIN SAVINGS AMI BUILBING
LOAN AsSOCiArtON
NNrILL enahie pf rk0ns nf s.sN piAafb ~ bhy
~ build hG ke .ud p.S Got " n mprthb d .,
which viii 40 amaunt ~ ~ - III n tlu-iI Lert
nov p9nii 10, II u "A sEeeilebtia Yrs asrle-
" ant pays hgh rate n intere-t un smsll Dc.
rodts sud Il peFientiy safe; the wh0ie capital be-.
ius seairet b. mprtgagos ftasr ~ f-tqte u sos
Ot1cs N hAolfntn n s'rsr,ef1s law dfnte fvei
Doerlr', stare (" hlagth sIr~et. Tinn,uhio.
riiil. AnF.l IGfh Is6s n.vHiy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
LEUCORRHGA,

OR, Whites. which folloS .qeai debility ard
~ constitutional weaancss, csn hd edectusiiy
cured by the $50 u koback's stonlGch Bittefs.
% cot let iho druggist sell You any Qtner rene
dy, ~ thosa .lntteTs are prepsresl.0itll espfom,
reference 10 this complaint, apc are vAffHptod q
cnrc hershiscr Myers s1ls agents. noa'm2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

Good News Tor the Ladies'. -Ledies
wishing to learn Mrs. =. c. EWihsS ., stem
Of cutting ladies aud children's garments by
actual measurement, can have Instructions
by calling on Hattie Yiug't, who has taken
the agency for Seneca county no35i4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
OPTHiLMlI,

nR, tnlamrn alton Of the Eyes. not unfrequAnt.
ly arises from a disordefed state 0fthe ttam.
achih few doses n Rnhack's blood Pills will, 10
most cases, eject . cure by TeWayiua the case
Hershssr4 Myers, sole Ageut. =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
s,5Oo,OO0 Customers Tn Four Yeas.
PatrOuize the Best.

100000 Customers In Four Yeas.
PatrOuize the Best.
IAvING the largest eapital, most s4pcrisneed
l buyers, and extensive trade OF any oneern In
the Dollar Sale business We
GUARANTEE sATIsB xurI0N
in every instance, aud also the best selection OF
GoOdssyer oneredAt
ONB DOLLAR EACH. -r-5 sH
No other concern has any show wherever ous
AGENTS arc selling Our maito. Prompt and Re-
liable" Male and female agentA wanted in city
and country.
TII &c l. ADDE'S rTgr
Are particularly requested to try our popular
club system ofseillng all hnds OF Dry and FaBoy
Goods Dress Patterns, Cotton Cloth, Castors, Hli-
yer Plated Goods Watches. Ss ,.',.,,lished
lso4l Apa'ent n- fountain and a cheek desc 10.
w. ,,ele to be .old FOR dollar, iOcts, 20 ler
s]i Ofof 81 50 for Sei 100 Tor $40, sont 81
malL Free presents 70 gel ter UP, (Eorth 90 por
cent, more than thosr sent by any Other concern),
Acc riding 10 size Of club Send u trial club or
fn0t do hot fail Ia Bsad fOFs circular Ift
~ --nuF Biles should not b. c1ssed with New
York dollar iewrlry sale nc bogus Tea CompA-
mics, as II IL nothihg Of the sort.
EA<TMAN Il KENDALL,
n"3l-6m. a. Hanover street, ROston, Mass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
TRAINs 0OING EAaT
REEVES AMBROsIA A

IL is anelegant Dressing for the Hair.
Il causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
tkeeps the Scalp clean and Healthy
l ft inysOrAles thslKoots ofths Hair,
1t 'or"7' ths Hair epa 9ssrdt e grew vtuIuriAntly.
Il Immediately stops Hair Falling Ont.
IhosPs the Har from Changing Color frou,Ass.
II restores Grey Hair 10 its Original Color.
II brings out Hnf on hssl. thst have been bald
usEs so lO, for yeAr-usgs 0o8.gs
II 10 composed entirely NJ SIMPLE and purely
vegetable snh~tences.
ItAas received aver six thoHssuf eainntary tes-
timon iais ~ it- excellene@ many Of which
are from physlciana IA high ssAa ding, !
nls soii IN halsnouai h,tiles (ths hNme hl0wu
In the glass;. ~ 0fagetsts and Dealers 10
FAaey G901s ere-yWhSFe Al ope Dollar
p@r Battie. Wf0I4saie by Defnss
Barr ~ Co,i y. Q. Wells Cal schisnelia Co..
OS3s Sra New Yo-k,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
AZ AN AFEaikNi 4,

fTHERE Il No med eine ~ tnnch m fav,ir sath
! tnas- sholife ac iuain'efW " "a thew tet or'ns
Rohn ~ ~ 'pd PB-' lhey ore saic, plea .snt snd
MI ln the pisra pn ani Hrt lilr ,!,yes. .tn,
Try sAen' hsfsaiser Myers art sol, Avrnss.
aO5e sgn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09

From the lss Of May, until after the Pres-
dental election, We will send the TRipusE, to
persons residing in this county, at the follow.
ing rates: (Ci'h in odrdnee.)
Ten copies ~
twenty Nuplesssssssss w
-TOvn md Country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves Indebted TO
" The late firm of foormaR \ Miller or having
ehllns against stid hrins Sll please CsH and set-
tie the same, at "uoe with the undersigned, AZ
thesutviyiog partner OF said firm.
JOHN PooRNaN.
NnV. lat. lHHIs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-09
THE SUBSCRIPFIONBooKS

4 NE subseripiion Boois Of the ak per cent
1 preferred capital stock OF tine Titfn Gold
and silver Ninipg Comnany of Colorado" are
now dPer. John Shock. fsq,, 10 gtnpral agent N
solicit subscriptions and collect the Same,
LUTHER A. HALL, Seoy.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
3be1e Sen 1peitea @e9 51tr
Stride nid)t. 1

Gin beiliaer Ginlepler> Der in etrer
1hauperspuen GinDce lebte, ,purce nltr
son @ptt unp irinsn Gn9eln seIeben.
Gr mar sesruusen, nett su 9eben> tint
fd@o1er ut tplen. Gtnes Sa9es,
uiuber Die 2dr9e oieies @ese5 oerrrie6lt9
iaate Ct at fd islbf: "@as brau9e'
td mir ptei eMubesu maden? Sd MIL
meine @obnur9 an otel Ter Suelle aufz
idlaaen." Gr febrte surid uuo lab
butter iA Sen,atc> rer ibnt fol9te u1lo
leine S6ritte sdbtte. Nuf feline Trase
v@er ieip ibr {" erbtclt er Die Mntrpprt:
SD bin Elm Gn9el ne5 9errr> uno &C.
ianpt trorcen> unt beine S9rttte ;u
,dblen uno Dit ceine 8elobnun9 gu 9e<
ber."-Mls pieler ebrwurpi9e Oiener
@pttes pie1c Mprte pernabm> faBte er
wieoerMutb u,1p nsrle9te ietne3eue nod
weiter, Inn feline Gerotenite nod gu mebz
ren.- Gp cirfen ioOiejent9en, c1e tn
einer bctrahtlihen Gntfernuna ccn
tbrer Stride mphnen, na9 Verbalt1tb
hires @esss retdlihe 0naoen pom
5errn errrarten je metr mir fir 0ptt
tbun peltp uebr haben mir Ypn tbm 81
bcfen. Miht5 ipu uns dl'o Yon Der
GrfIuuua RES 0ebpte5 Der Stride Dem
beilisen Me6cpfer bei%;uwpbnen> obhalz
ter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

rar9 BADEN mir ldn9ft btnter uns. DaS
publifum perlanst BON etnem3ettun9s<
i9reiber Mues !; er fol- Seoem feline Nn@
fdt mieoer9eben. Sepen lpben> Srben
pertbeioi9eu, fit bic Sefentli@teit ar
beiten uno ben MuermeltSz &ebraus MAJ
den ; fomn,t CT aber etnmal Dor pas
putlifam unb ,piin1ht fir ft@ cine unz
tertiibuna> rno pdre eS 11ur etneGbrenz
anaele9e1beit: Ga, Yroft bic Mabl<
sett! Da bat Secer etpaS an tbm ausz
;u1eben unp Sober periu6t inn Elm
Betn at feuen. MI9enbrDcl 1etn!
DaS f1o pbne Der Mrteit BE er unter
aleu l1mltdnren, pb 9eiuno pcer franf.
pb aufaele9t sur Mrteit pber ni9t> tbun
mub, su aepenfeu - bic 9etpen re5
bes Mecafteurs. Die Treuoen II, bic
muB er id ielbit bere{ten> uno bic itnb
- trern ct ca5 5er; ant reaten Slid
BAT - Die nnabbdnsisfett unb BE Tretz
bett> Seoem bic @abrbeit gu ia9et1, unz
befimmert I'm allies @el9rei uno Sc
Adf!- C. ST. pr.)
CSm Sbi9en 1T mebr @abrbeit ais
ppeiie. Die bier 9eldilperten Seioep
zines &epafteurs, oeren 3abl bier nod
LANCE nt9t erldDpft If, fa4en faf cine
Spolte> rdbreab bic Treupen TT et11
9aar 3eilen auf9esdklt inc.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
Tre,1bcu 1,n1 2eiben ei11es Die
DaftcHrS.

Sin Necofteur Bat befanntlt1 ras
ldpiertoite v5anrnerf" utter allen be-
fanrten unp nidt tefannten 0eldafter,
penn er mag idreIber> mas er mill -
fncet cine 9l1,abl Der 2eler et1pa5 BAR
AT aus;uiesen unc Giele fiiblen ii6 ~
Gar rariitcr teleipist. Spbt erSema1c,
10 draert ii9 Der Ancere rariber, teribz
tet er et>pa5> wa5 ni@t 9a11s senau be-
1dricben III, 70 it er eia 2u9ner, Cit
Ser!dumoer; it Ger Sert6t 9enau> -
bdtte ct bus Cine ccer ra5 Mnrere naz
spn pegla0en fIunen~ 8irc etlras
Oclbsbene5, tr9eno ein III Der 9fabe
ruraetommsne5 GretsniB nidt io9leid
in Der 3eituu9 berihtet, 70 TT Der Ns<
rafteur ST falll prer ST nadlaltN roer
Gin eitia, rrsr ION i weis 0ptt wo5, ober
&einer rsntt rnralt, Gem 3ettun95ldrelz
Der Elm Grei9niB mitsutbetlea pcer i'm
cuff rieIts pper jeue5 ouf mertlam ut
MAIDEN. 0er9leoofteur fri aQwiiIenr ietn.
Shreitt CT iiter Nplitif, 10 tit c5 cen1
Gineu su sisl, rem Nnoern 81 rentA
ZEN 0rittsn drssya bic entwtdclten Nrz
iidtan, ren Gisrten finn es lauterSu9cn
II. /. ~. Shreitt CT IterHeli9tpn pper
reliaiole Serb1ltniNe> 10 it iiberaQUe1cr
int Dad. &urs INN gut Aues MIN
f~ritiIirt> Gle SarSe 3eitun9, pom eriten
Sudltaben bis gum lrsten. Nm olIsrz
frittGd1te n iinp Otejeni9ea, Die leltlt
u,ltcr auer &ritif fine, rie merer NIT
Ser toro lej en md, etna5 &sr ltGnrliz
DIES idreibeu tInneu.
1er 3situnssidreiber mag Der 9e1pilz
,entofteii Re Mienid > ct mag Der Se9attez
tic lein INN Zen bel ten @tQen baben> er
mag Saul e1pe spn belebrsnren r11p UNI
terbaltsnpeu Arttfeln 9eidrteben> ct mag
bic Scsbeit I'M pas &erbreden 9ebiDz
reuo on Den Stranger Seltellt unp pa5
Cute oSerrten itSplie aelpbt urp berz
rproebpben babeu, lper nanft IS tbm ?
9a5 Yubltfum fennt rem 3ettun9sz
idreiter 9e9euiiber pa5 @prt Danftarz
felt oar nitt pcer >pern IS jen1als &C.
ld)iebt prer 9elbeben 1T, ~ tit es 10 lel>
ten pob man ia9en fam es tit nidt
mabr! Gtner uni erer Gpue9en beflaate
iid tir;ltd> nab rpenn ct peri omen SAB
re lang 9elpbt uno unteritiBt babe, ptez
, felben Jpn lp9leid ben &uden sewanci
unc ansefetnpet batten, lpbalo ct Sin
Wlal tbrem @un|de ntdt entlprp9en'
! Das 0ute von Sapren bitten ie osr<
j., 9ellen, ater bic Nidtsntlpreduu9 zines
@uni1ss iei senii9eno sepeier> ile ieiz
nen Teilloen beisuiteuen Sabre lang
gute5 wiirre 9lsi6 perge1suL re1n el
, ater 9enStbi9t it, TN Sntere1e re5
9tedte, BET Wabrbett Deer aus trgenc
etnem anrern 9eredten Crumbs elnanc
auf ben SUI ;u tretsn, IL wdre piele1
letl etptser Teinc.
: Bir becouern uniern Gpleaen> neil
e. lid pariiber aufbalt. Diele Grfabs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

9 eritdnctser Natb. @ait
Gem &ablfopf Bat cine pprtipn 8raten
ypr 1i9). Der 8raten 1T mteber gan;
falt! Da5 1T baS fit etneB trtbidaft?"
&eunertn: u@enn Sbna cer
Brate net rarm senu9 Is, 10 itellen
sic i'm balt nc9 a weni9 auf Sbre -
Ylattn"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

Mittel sesen pas Dawn
laufen wdbrenp Der pre-
ri9t. - Sin Yfarrer benerfte Sitter, oab
rpenn er faum cnS GYan9elium at9elez
fen. unp bic Yrsoiet b%egpnnnen bate
viele Don ieinen 3ubSrern betmltd bic
Stride verlteben unc auf benz &tr9bpfe
ibr lln>rei len trieten. Mebrmal5 rli9te
ct, s>por r1,1r 1T ausemeinen Mu5priiden
ras llnse;ieme1oe piele5 8enebmens,
olletn bic Sadie blieb beim Mlten. ST.
mes Sa9e5 beitiea ct rie &ansrl u1o a!S
CT ZEN eYan9elilheu &ert rerleieu> ipraa
CT: uSdslme, Oiste, Sdulpner unp
arne Saluder> bic nidt5 SIT ,,asen ii.
su betben baben, rann AUDI ale Gbe@
breGeriunen, 6dnappSpirnsn II. |. ~.
rsrpen jsst rie Stride yerlai1en uno id
merce lpfprt Ypr rrdti1aHenen unp ebrz
liGen 2eutsn meme prepi9t te9inne1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

Cine lautloie pauie trat Elm Site
maro .paste einen Sdritt aus BET Sir
DE III tbur, ,np Der tluSe preoiaer bat@
te jeinen 3wed ppQfomn1er erret9t.
Son bieiem Mu9enbltf ait ent;o9 1t@
Niemoro mebr rem Mp,te @otteS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22

Miss Anna L. Dickinson has been en-
gagged TO deliver her lecture, Breakers
! Ahead, on the 10th Of February, at 0ttum-
va. At the same place, on the 9Th inst,
'tInian Meal will be sf.sd by The
Contributor.
In several Of the smaller tow of the
State We hear announcements Of ap Year
balls to be held on the 10Th Of Eel AIRY.
The importance OF one word 7ays the
/ Mascatine Journal, was shown in case in
he Distric, Court, iavol.ing the lit Of so
acres Of land, which vas lost becst the
word voluntary was omitted ae-
knowledgement surrendsring right c, dover.
The Iaw declares expressly that the neglect
to state that conveyance is the ''r1ia8fafy
&c. and deed OF The persea who makes il is
fatal 10 it as legal instrument.
The Cedar Falls cd4etse saws: Col San
ford, in his lecture at that place, said that
since his visit to those European cities where
he had been privileged TO witness the prepa-
ration FOR the market Of maccarcfi and nu~
merous other luxuties, so regarded IN this
country, he had changed his mind on those
particular kinds Of food ard sas wiling "a
forego the pleasure of eating them now. We
have often thought il blessing in Disguise
that the American people did not knew The
history of gil those foreign Injuries they are
30 ready TO .sroli under their tongues as
sweet morsels.
The Council Bluffs Honpareil relates The
following strange Story: We base heari j.
rnmored on the streets for the pes. fen days
thA. man vas fuui hanging ia the woods
near By the farm Of Hiram BostSiek. From
appearances the body has been hanging fer
some time. The body IS supposed to be That
OF Charles Russell, well known ppgiistic
character
The citizens Of Bloomfield, as re learn
from the Guerd are making On effort to se-
cure railroad TO Alexandra, Missouri.
They subscribed 81, 500 FOR his purpose
few evenings ago.
The Wapelio Republican announces that
there will be general wolf hunt naar Louisa
Center on Saturday, the 25th inst. pre-
liminary meeting for organization will be held
at Center school house on the evening Of the
9th instant. The hunters will meet q, 10
residence of Mr. Dennis Hammaad, at nine
o'clock a. m. Everybody isinvited.
------ -----s---
LECTURE Henry Vincent. the great Eng
lish orator, viii lecture before tire Keokuk
Library Association on Wednesday evening,
the 22d inst, al 81 clock. at Giboons OPP
err House. Subject: Oliver Cromwell as
Boy, Student, Son, Farmer, Husband Pa.
rent, Christian. Patriot, Member Of Parlia-
ment. Soldier niplomatist- and Uaerowned
King; His Life, an Example and Warning y
Mr.. Vincent is said TO be the greatest living
orator. The doors will open Mt ! O'clock.
The hall ,cH Be made com Portable. Tickets
fifty cents: to be had at the book stores,
jewelry stores, Lowry's News Depot, and at
the dotr. j. H. Craig.
jan -. Charm Lecture COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22

Soldiers Orphans Hone Nessrs Burnett,
Gaylord, Fulton, Wright, Wilson, Of lama,
Rsctora and Glasgow.
/, Hortieulturs Messa Gcodspeed. Werner,
Ellis, Donavan, Kilburn and Wilson, OF
DAviss-
Reform School -Msesss Ballinger, Pasksrs.
Johaseu, OF MasshAll, Peck and Trainer.
Ralea-Msssfs Hunter, Irish, Brown, OF
Howard. and Fulton.
New Counties Messrs Tenney ,Goodspeed,
Sheldon, Kelley, Smith. Of Harrison, Werner
and Baily.
Police Regulations -Messrs Bent, Bolton,
Blackwell, Davis and Newberry.
County and Township Organization-
| Messrs Chatham, Bent, Lambert, brown, Q,
Howard, Burrows, Lockwood, Ferry ana
| Rector. ..,..
Inrorporatious- Hessrs Brown. Atkins,
! Hatch, STUART, Lockwood, waiting. HarIsoexs
| Phillips, Guthrie and Davis. =,
E,ections-Messrs Miles, HAYDEN, Smith,
/ of Harrison, Tritz, Burrows and NewbnrFy.
Printing Messrs Hunter, Stone, kippsY,
/ Hawthorn, Newbury, Brown, of Van buren,,
and Parker.
Suppression Of Intemperance- Messrs Ord
vav, Rippey, brown, of Fayette, Meachan,
| Trnsdell, Babbtt and Rohlfs.
Roads and Highways-Messrs Brown, ot
Van Buren,, Dudley, Brown, of Howard
Blackwell, Bolton, Baily and Donovan.
Charitable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. johnson,
Of Marshall, Hatch, Traer, GAYLORD, Good>
/ speed, Guthrie, Lenguevilles Werner aud
Rohifs.
/ Judicial Districts-Messrs Murray. Smith,
/ Of Dickinson, burrows, Cotton, Longaeyiiie,
Allen, Perry, Ramsey, Tucker, Craig, Good
speed and Orr.
Congressional Disiricts-MessYs MCGOWAN,
Tiison. Stanley, Burrows, Lsfingwe!l and
! Senborn.
Senatorial and Representative Districts
| Messrs Chase, Caldwell, Rector, Smith Of
| Dickinson and Stuart.
/ Notaries Publie--{Srecial committed
Messrs Stone, Miller and Murray.
Resolutions were offered end referred to
/ the Committee ON lntemperanee, to change
! section 1915 of article of the code, so as TO
require majority instead of IL to authorize
the sale Of liquor for mechanical and other
/ purposes Relssing to taxing shares Of Ma
tionsl Banks. Establishing a Court OF Com
mon Pleas. resolution declaring il the
! sense of the House thatthe Supervisor system
] should be abolished was tabled. yeas Al. mars
| "a. To ask transfer Of civil suits from Z. 8.
| Circuit to q S. District Cours. Amendment
OF Es.ray Laws. Printing and distributing
/ alphabetical l.sts Of Iowa soldiers. TO pro
/ vide for publication of proceedings Of Super.
visars. Senate concurrent resolutions pro-
/ yiding for supplying members ard others with
/ Supreme Court reports; aiso copies OF the Re
/ vision of 1860 and statutes since enacted. To
/. ALLOW committees TO work in afternoon, but
one session per day will be held ansii further
orders from The House.
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las LECTURE. 8enty-four years ago.
says our friend Leghton-than whom there
can De no better ar more competent critic
and ludge-twenty four years ago he heard
IN Hall in Liverpool, The most esoauen,
speaker 10 whom he ever listened. He had
heard Sir Robert Peel. AMI Earl DERBY. and
Richard Golden, and John Bright, end Glad.
stone, and Disraeli, and Engiand's erea,
orators-he has heard Ameriea's renresen
tatiye speakers aud Orators. Befors those
twenty-tour years be had never heard-.;ncs
these swenty-iour years he hiss never heard
eioquenee, Ike that he heard in that Hal, /,
Liverpool. He hopes to hear it eoualIed 10.
night-for Henry Vincent lectures before the
Library Association. And i. was Henry YIN
cent he heard in Liverpool Mr.. Leighton
says bis subject then was sIhe Right of As
semblage and when Mr.. Vincent eopeln.
ded, the audience that was seated when he ba-
gan was all upon its feet, rapt, inspired, en-
sraneed BY the magic of Henry Yincent's or
atory.
Years hare passed over Mr.. ylncen, hn.ha
is still yonng. The soal within him f.fnsas
70 grow old. he is as eloquent as ever. lie
% Just as zealons defender Of the rights 81
meg IS ever. He wasthe true friend ~ / ua.
lea during all the war for the Union. usaa
serves the greatest audience keokuk e,ar
gave to speaker and he will repay i. bet
.er 'nan any man that ever spoke in Keokuk
a ~
Inc hall will be well warmed-le, j. b.
crowded. :. -