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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

The o. S. Journal Of yesterday says:
We understand that Mr.. Jewett, the
Democratic nominee for Governor, was
in town to-day, in conference with his
friends. We have heard il surmiscd that
he proposed TO his friends to throw up his
hands, and call il "skunked." Nous
UeTrORS.
We hope not. Wo desire TO see Mr..
Jewett g. Co. finally disposed Of at the
ballot box.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

or The next Legislature will not
choose a United States Senator, As some
persons ignoran,ly suppose.
Oey- Road Secretary ChSso's patriotic
appeal, on the first page.
or Vote the Union ticket and you
will insure the speediest termination ol
the war, at tho least expense. Vote this
"mask battery" ticket aud you will weak
en- the North sAd prolong the war indeh'
nitely.
or We submit 10 the voters Of Sene-
ca county, whether il is better TO be tax
ma ~ sustain tho Union now or finally
'.'..,,, agllsltles wrested from US, our
10 the Southern COntSss.inSul snu P'' N'''''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
The NntIonnILonn.

We give the Address Of Secretary
Chase to the country upon the subject Of
the National Loan. Like all the State
papers bearing the name Of Salmon p.
Chase, this ia Misunderstanding can be
added to it, nothing should be added to
II.
Unless we mistake the American peo-
pie, this appeal Of the Secretary of the
Treasury will meet response that will not
ohly show the move to be mastery f.
nAncial measure, but the response will
also show a feeling of patriotism among
the mosscs that, Us yet, has not been
dreamed of. No measure yet devised
could moro cffcctually appeal directly ia
tho people than this, and we have no fear
from the response.
We hope every township will vic with
its ncighbor in this matter and that this
loan will reach the corners Of every
township in the land. Now is the time
for every man who hos fny dollars L
show that he is patriot and that hi
purse is open to the needs Of the Gov
crnment,
How can we finish a notice Of thii
Address better than by giving tho lettei
Of a Massachusetts, shoemaker to th'
Secretary Of the Treasury. The disci
pie Of Crispin says
81 am shoemaker Of limited meant
but want to lend Government this huH
/ ared dollars, to assist il little in main
a tcnance of its authority its existence
"The rNson send it to you ruth'
than invest il here 10, want TO give "Oi
Gle Sam" oil the profit; so ] don't Nei
any interest on it, All ! want is, th'
y. you should send me a Government moi
/. promising to pay me or bearer 800 G
% demand, any time after the 26th OF AZ
+ gust, 1871, without interest. IL tim,
N arc hard with the Government then, wi
m mako a goodly abatement from this.
YOU are not empowered to invest the mo
cy in this way, invest Il in tho next W
&c that will be most profitable to the &c
ID eminent.
.. "LoNe LrFE To UNeLE SAM
Is "May tho blessing of God make 20
Is efforts to save our b!cssed country su
q cesslul.
. "Most respectfully yours,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
Another Fight In she I6nnnwhn
VALLEY.

The dispatches state that another fight
has takon place in the KanNwha Valley
region, resulting this time In the success
of the Federal forces. The account say
that three companies Of Federal troops
attacked body ofTebels (number not sta
ted q Boone Court House. The rebel'
were routed with loss Of thirty killed
and large number Of wounded, an'
about forty prisoners, On our side NJ
ono was killed, and Cnly six wounded
Our troops burnt the town.
Boone Court House Is a small village
the capitol of Boone county. The eoun
ny around Is very thinly settled Tn
village 10 situated on the Little Coal river
w. s. w. from Guuley Bridge, iron
which il il distant about thirlY-fye mile
10 bee line, and probably between fort
and 6fly BY road, The Federal troop
were undoubtedly from Gen. Cox
camp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
LAY PARTY ASIDE.

We counsel our Republican friends to
forget the past and cease discussing dead
issues. Lot us be mugnAnimous and gem
erous towards our democratic brethren.
What care we for the Chicago Platform
or any other platform, when rebels are
in arms around the the Capitol and the
question to be decided is Union or Dis
dnion. On this question we should all
be united and know no division, until
the war Is over. lie who talks about
party now is certainly wanting in true
patriotism. Everything we have ant
are is at stake in this war. We mus
throw of party, us the Quaker did hi
coat, aud walk into the rebels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
Loyalty OF North COrOlinu-
secret L.cngucs Of Loyalty.

Respectable gentlemen, who have ar
rived from North Carolina by a circuit
o,is rout, say the Union prospects in ihut
State are Of the most encouraging char
actcr- The acting Governor is reliable
Union man. Secret leagues Of loyalty
exist in cvory COUNT, which are rapidly
increasing 10 strength, and already mum
bcr onc-half the voting population. a
provisional State Government will he put
into operation in a few month";. Two full
hrigadcs oCloyal mcu have beeH enrolled
The leagues had made extended arrange
iuents for clccting member of congress-
from every district Four were known Il
have been elected ON the 2lst OF August
-WOrld 5M
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why not cease Promoting Di-
ytsioui

Tho Ohio Statesman says ofthe Un-
ion State ticket;
"The candidates selected are qualified
for the several posts for which they have
been nominated, 80 far 40 capacity Is
concerned, As men Of character, we
have no desire to deny the fuet that they
stand well in the community"
II also declares that "Abolitionism is
completely squOshed in Ohio"
What honest, honorable and patriotic
man, then, could find any excuse for
keeping up aud promoting division among
the people Of Ohio, by supporting par
ty ticket in opposition to itl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

CAIRO, H., Sept G,
This morning, az u o'clock, Gen. Grant
with two regiments Of infantry, one com
pany Of light artillery and two gunboats,
took possession Of paducah, Ky. lie
found Secession Gags hying In different
parts Of the city In expectation Of greet
ing the arrival Of the Southern army,
which was reported us thirty-cight hun
drcd strong, sixteen miles distant.
Tho loyal citizons tore down the Sc.
ceasion flags on the arrival Of our troops.
Gen. Grant took possession Of the tclc-
eqraph Office, Railroad depot and aud
Marine Hospital, lie found largs guam
titles Of complete rntions and Of leather
for the Southern Army.
The following proclamation was issued
BY Gen. Grant;
II have come among you, not NJ an en-
emy but as your friend and fellow citizen
mot 10 iniure aud annoy you, but to
respect, defend and enforce the rights Of
al loyal citizens. An enemy In rebel.
lion against our common Government
has taken possession, planted IL guns
upon the soil Of Kentucky, and fired upon
our hBr. Columbus and Hickman are in
his hands, and he il moving upon your
city. J am here TO defend you against
the enemy, tc assert and maintain the au-
thority aud sovereignty OF your Govern
mont. have nothing 30 do with opin-
ions. I shall dcbl only with armed re-
bellion, It's niders and abcttors. Houcan
pursue your usual hvocations withuu,
fear. The strong arm Of the government
IL here 20 protect is friends aud punish
only its enemies. Whenever Il is mani.
fest that you are able to defend yourselyci
and maintain the authority Of your Gov
crnment, aud protect the rights Of luyu
citizens, shall withdraw the forces un
der my command.
fSigucdl u. S. GRANT.
nri,, n snrrnl C,p,tnandiu,r
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Rebel Troops Recalled 90 North
CnrOlina!

Commander Roam has written a letter
TO the Secretary OF the Navy Department
dated, u. S. Steamer Pswnee, Hatteras
Inlet, Sept. 9th, ofwhieh the following is
an extract;
"From the best information can OBJ
tain 10 regiments have been recalled
from Virginia to defend this State. The
seoessionists residing near the water are
destroying their residences and seeking
shelter in the interior. hePoorer elas-
es remain waiting for protection to show
their Union sentiments"
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Notice.

Nancy P. Gslly. Plaintiff, State OF ohio,.
against Seneca Comfy
Orlando GSllY, Defendant, ss.
Suit pending in Court Of Common Pies IL
said county.
The said Orlando Gally will take notice
that on Monday, the thirtieth [30thl day or
September, A. d. 1861, the said Nancy p
GHlly above named, will take the Dispositions
Of Calvin DemmOn and other sundry witnes.
ses, T. be used as evidence on the tiial Of the
above case, at the Post Office in the town of
Tusearora, in the county Of Livingston IN the
State Of New York, between the hours Of 8,
O'Clock A. M. and 6 o'clock +. NJ. Of said
day, and that the taking Of the same will bo
adjourned from day to day, between the same
hours, until they are completed.
GIBsoS 4 PATTERSON.
Attys for Plaintiff.
Tinin, o., August 81, ls6l.-3w
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MIR. TOD's ACCEPTANCE.

The letter Of the Hon. DAVE Ton, Oc-
ccptiug the nomination for Governor by
the Union State Convention, ia clear
candid and patriotic, and does credit to
the head and heart of that distinguished
statesman. II should be read by every
voter in the State. We will publish Il
next week,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
Gen. Rosccrnrnns Army.

The Cincinnati Commercial of yes
tcrdSy had the following special dispatch;
CANT Smith, Va, Sept. 8.
Gen. RosecrOns left camp yesterday,
and swept over the mountains In force.
The rebels are reported strong few
miles ahead.
Our pickets were fired at four miles be-
yond US this morning.
The fight will come off soon. The
inhabitants are fleeing to got out Of the
way.
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SheriM1s sale.
Mary ROeksI
Valentine Roeksy

Valentine Rocky.
BY virtue Of am execution, to'Wit, writ Of
yendi exponis, duly issued IN the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio
and 70 me directed, / will ohier for sale At
public vendue at the door Of the Court Honse
m the city Of Tiain, in said county. on
THE 7th DAY o. OerObER, A, d. 1851
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. IA. aud
o'clock p. N. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, t0-wit
The no,th halfOf the north west quarter oil
section ten (I0) also the south cast quarter
Of the south west quarter Of section three Is.
ali in township three [3l north Of Fange thif
teen east in Seneca county, o.
LEVI WEIRICK,
sheriff.
Sept. 9Th. 1861 $3.50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

nmpOrtnnt order nom Gen.
Mcclellan The sabbath 90 be
observed by his COmmnnd-
Sion. 1tOsccr0ns We'll.
WAsHlNeroN, Sept 7.--Tho following
order has just been promulgated:
HEADQUARTERS Army or TnEl
peToNAo,
WlsntSGroN, Sept. 7, lS6iS
GENERAL ORprR No. 5'-Thc Major
General Commanding desires and re-
quests that, In future, there may bo d
more perfect respect for the Sabbath on
the part Of his command. We are fight
ing in a holy cause, and should cndcHvor
to deserve the benign iay1r of the
Creator. Unless in case of an attack by
the enemy or some other extreme mili-
tary Necessity, il il commanded TO
commanding officers that all work shnl
be suspended on the Sabbathi that no
unnecessary movements shall be made
on that day; the men, ns Ear as possible
shall be permitted to rest from their
llbors; that they shall intend divine ser
vice after the customary morning inspcc
ton, and that officers and men alike, us,
their influence 10 insure the utmus
dccorum and quiet on that day. Thu
General commanding, regards this ~ M
idle form. One dOy's rest iS necessary
for man and uuim0ls; more than this
tho obs, FyOnce ofthc holy day Of the Go
Of mercy and buttlts is our sacred duty.
GEo. u. MoCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
s.. WILLIAMS, Adjutuut General.
The War Department received dr
patch from Gen, Rosccrunr, in cam
near Sutton, Virginia, dated the 9Th, irol
which Il il inicrablc that all is well wit
his command.
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Goes the Ticket!

The Toledo Times and Herald has
promptly run down the 7th Of August
Convention ticket and as promptly run
up the Union State ticket. Nor is this
all, for il also flies the ticket nominated
by the Lucas County Union Convention.
There is therefore, really no Vallanding
ham party in Lucas county. So it goes
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A Poor wny Of showing 1t.

The Advertiser says every man on the
vallandighom ticket is Union man. II
this be true, why do you keep up your
party organization and refuse to cooper
ate with Union men, WHEN THE ONLY IS
SUE BEFORE THE COUNTRY ls UNIoN OR
! DtsUNIoNl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13
-a aae=N-
New York Union state COnvcn-
ton.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 10.

SYRACUSE Depl' lO'
The Peoples Union Convention as
scmbled here to-day and was quite fully
attended Hon. Thos. G.. Olvord, Of On
ondaga, was chosen temporary Chairman.
In the course Of his remarks he said:
What do we care whether the Republic
can or tho Democratic party triumph IL
the country sink beneath their feet when
victory is proclaimed to them. Our
country is above and greater than party.
CTremendous Applause.) Can we not
lay down all party strife and differences
and give all our efforts to our country IN
this It's hour of needs am undisguised-
ly aud feurlcssly in favor Of the vigorous
and most efficient prosecution of the war
until those who have gone from us are
brought buck into the Union. cloud
Appiausc.) | am for standing off from
the porty platform on which have stood
for thirty years and stepping upon the
broad acres Of my country, and giving
my voice and efforts for sustaining OnC
supporting her. (Applause.)
II am for sustaining the Administration
+ Of the Government by those who nov
. havo that duty to perform, just so long a
= il is unceGsing and untiring in It's devo
: ton to the country. (G-oat Applause.
| am for giving TO the Government tn
greatest possible latitude that should b
given by free people in such a crisis =
now exists. (Applause.) When tn
conflict is over and not until then-whel
we are again in peaceful state--we ma.
review fheir conduct and give the mee
of praise for what they have done. l al
for incorporating hostility, not only I
those who have bayonets and bowie
: knives in their hands at the South, bU
I also TO those who are none the less 81
oessiOnists by their aid aud comfort at III
4. North Cheering by the whole ConveI
!. tioR Tising.)
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The LOuisvtIIe Journal on Gov
ernOr MaEOnin's Message.

The Louisville journal says;
Much talk, we know not why nor how,
has cot ufoat within the last few days
respecting the Governors determination
TO submit in good faith to the will of the
people, as expressed by the Legislature.
We are sorry to say the message furnish
es no confirmation Of such talk. SO far
| fiom this, the message, in prescribing the
assertion and maintenance Of disloyal
neutrality as the condition Of peace, yir-
tually declares for war. II is to all In.
tents and purposes war message. Il
Is war message in everything except
profession. Governor MagOlin certainly
Displays some respect for the will Of the
people. Ii the SeoessiOnists, by any
means and by ever 80 light a majority
had carried the State at the recent oleo
ton, the Governor would inialibly hayl
given us a war message, set forth In tn
Language Of war. As il is, the UniOnist
having carried the State by maiorit
perfectly overwhelming, ho has given u
a war message eouohed in the languag
Of peaeei Such Is the measure Of HI
Excellonoy's respect for the popular vii
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

Notice is hereby given that the Board o.
County Commissioners will receive proposals
and. specifications forbuilding Truss Bridge
acpbss Wolf Greek, near Bettsville, until the
2Jlh day Of September, AID. 1861, on which
day the Board will be in session at the Aud
itor's Office, to opcn aud inspect said propo'
sails and specifications.
BY order Of the Board,
I.KAGY, Auditor.
sentember IL. 1861 .--Jw
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Goinn RncIs % KentucLy.

Hon. Jos, Holt goes back to Kentucky
directly TO take par, with the loyal men
there in strengthening the Union cause
Il need be, in fighting for H. H9 can but
prove a host in himself
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

The Albany Evening JOuTnsl says;
Gen. Fremonrs proclamation is moi
one abolishing slavery, any more than
the ConfiscOtion Aotis alaw sanstioninl
highway robbery, piracy or theft. Forti
are seized and held, when il can be done
and 50 should those be who build them
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

Ills conveniently tuahgsi BaAd, eeataiAlaE =
medieAtsd e0mpsund, 10 be vera around the Waist,
wlthout iniury 10 the most dseats psnoHS, ehahFg
In habits Of liying required snd u entirely removes
the disease from The system without pFodueuE The la
iuout Effects uHsinE from the use Of powerful ihternal
medicines which weaken and detiIeJ tbs coniitHiioh
aud give temporary rehefonlys ny this tfeaimout,
the medicinal properties erniained In the bAndi
u contact With the blood und reaches the disease,
through the pores Of the skin, ehecting 10 every ia
stance perfect enfe, and restores the parts afflicted
10 healthy condition, This band is also q most
powerful AHTI.MERoVEiAL agent, and will entirely
relieve the system from the peTuieious eeeit fofouy
Moderate eases Ae earef In few days, land We are
constantly receiving testimonials ofita ecses In sg
gtayatcd cases ef long standing,
PHIoE s2O0, TO be hnd of Druggists gensraiy ofosu
be b. mail sEpFei ., with fell diFsctlo.s ioF usa
70 any part ofths county direct isom me fhAe'Pa
No. 400 BROADwAY, New.YOTk.
q. Smith 3 o., Sole Proprietor
| N. n. DeseFipti CiruulaTa Sent Free
| aFAgenes Wanted EveTywheTe.-l
selaiA TINA by DSn0is b Gs'i sgsats, aad ~ d
good dFuggi'il. nsySIF
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Tho Aiea"5aV'-.niag Journal well
says:
The Union iaemof iho Sontn.,-
lePeacculdi the Rebels lay down thei
nrms." Nor DO Union men Of the North
Those who do arc either traitors or COW
urds-or both.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AdministratOr's Notice.

Tho undersigned has been duly
anooin,sd and dquah6eda a. Adinipiafatef On The a.
tale OF John CLARK late 81 Ssnssa soe.,l ple; %,
ceased, MAJ huAN 'sAA ~ y
! ssPl. u, is6i-Sw
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The Government First,
PARTIES AFTERwARD.

"Do not idlk about Republicans no,O; do
not ialk about Democrats no,rj do not tain
about IYhigs or Americans Nolo tdlk
about your Country and the Constitution
and nc Union-ydre that; preserve he
integrity Of The Government; once more
place Il erect among The nations; dndthen
II rS want 10 divide about questions thai
may driSc in OR midst, ire have a goUsra.
meni 10 divide iR."-[ Extract from the
late speech OF Hon. ANEREw Johnson, OF
Tennessee, In tho u, y. Senate.
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Attachment Notice.
John n. Shaull, Plaintiff.
aanfu.N

against
William d. Nusbaum Defendant.
Before jesse Il. Leidy, ]. p, Clinton Town
ship, Seneca county, Ohio.
On the 26th day Of August, 1861, said JUS
tiSe issued an order Of attachment in the
above action, for the sum Of one hundred and
twenty seven and 44-lO0 dollars and interest
from Aug &c, 1861.
PENMEaToN, LEE 4 BREwEE,
Aug. 30, '6l-4w Prth's Atty'S.
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Given under my hand and seal at the
Sheriff. Office in the city Of Tinin, this 9Th
day Of September, A. d. 1861.
LEVI WEIRICK.
Sheriff Of Seneca County, Ohio.
September 10, l56l-5w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

"No man can BE- true Democrat Tiih-
out being at he same lime loyal patriot,
and herc are but h0o positions 10 assume
We must either BE- for or dqainst our gov.
srnmeRi-ciiher = A TRI o. rs or
IRA ITORS."-lDoUGLAs.
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Notice TO the Public.
LOST or STOLEN

INV NV w UNI On " H1ont Ia lacond oI Nc.
vembsT, A d. 1890, three PronmiIteFy Astss rivss
by Henry =. Nilst TO Rliat r. Pinch. ode nste sr
two hundred aud twenty four dollars, fivsh Iuns Iath
1900, payable June 18th, D. 1851, One note oftws
hundred ard twenty four dsllarI gives JhAs u, AID
1880, payable June -, a. 1851. One uots Of TIVE
hu udTed and twsaty four ,dsllsrt fivsh June lB -
1900 payable June ~, A. n. 1903. Alta ens nois sf
hundred and hinsty thrse dollars gives by Rlss
D. fineh 70 Maria Hayst o. the second Of RovsmbsF
A.. p. 1860 payable % the lst dsv sfArril, A. lFSt
Also one aot Evsh BY PonsT Ygtss.io as
Finch sf ol9 hndTsd anal 1riy thTgk dalaTt Id ss-.
sEy 6fs fsFli givsR - the ninth DAY ssL Gpril A. n
1850 payable iour. fron date, 4
All oil the act re owned By u6It the tins
thsy wafe l5tt d ~ ifem ~.
This notice brbtd the payment sf the abovs-
nots' 10 any but 10 ~ without eur order.
DAVID 4. HAYRa,
MARIA HAYEB.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET

eT-IIo who Is not prepared TO sncri-
fco Party organizations ard platforms
ON the altar Of his country does not
deserve tho support aud counionnnce
orIIONEST PEOPLE.-tDouoLAL
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For Rcpreaenlatlvc,

For Representative,
JOHN ]. STEINER, Of Clinton.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
DANIEL =. DE WOLF, Of Clinton
For Comm ssioner,
LEVI KELLER of HopCwSl.
For InfirmSry Director,
JACOB HOsSLER, Of Bloom.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-13

Rev. L. Z. Higbee IS SsLA-SlgA
dssirous Of di'poaing ohs private rs,idsnos lately
built, nsar Hsidslbers College Those wishing 70
pnrchass can have the teTnS OF sale made known -
calling upon hin there. anE30 2W
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NJ ar News.
Highly Important from the South
PADuCAH TAKEN POSSESSION
OF ny THE FEDERAL
TROOPS.


Proclamation Of Gen. Grant.
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Rridgc Notice.

Sheriff and Master Commission
Sept. 18th lsGl S6,45
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SEIBRIFEvS
PROCLAMATION.


The qualified electors Of the county ofsen.
eea in the State Of Ohio, are hereby notified
20 meet At TIE usual place Of holding elee-
uens in their respective townships on The sec
ono Tuesday of October, A ID. 1851, IL being
the eth day Of said month, between the hours
Of 2 o'clock A. n. and 6 o'clock p. n. Of said
day, 10 vote for
One Governor for the State Of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor
One Sccretary Of State Z"
One Supreme Judge 4"
One State Treasurer
One Comptroller
One Member Board Of Public Works.
One Member for State Senator for Ohio,
One Member for Representative for Seneca
County,
One Prosecuting Attorney for Seneca county,
/ One Commissioner
One lnfrmary Director
And whereas by an act Of the Legislature
Of the State Of Ohio, passed February 9Th,
| 1881, IL is further made the duty Of the Sher.
iHs the different counties, at the time Of
Iproclaiming the election, to give notice 70
the Trustees sf the different townships Of the
number Of persons TO be returned as Jurors
A made nv the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
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September 10, 1861 .--3w