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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-11
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FROM PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.

MoSiAy EVENING, Aug, 81, 1868.
EpiroR TRlBuSE A large and en-
thusiastic Union Meeting was held at the
Sugar Grove School House, on Monday
evening tho 3lst ult. The meeting was
addressed by Lieut.. JAMES REDMOND
The house was filled with men, women
and children, when the speaker gave us a
detailed narrative of the operations of
the 4s,h Ohio up to the time he LEFT It. =
He also confirmed the report that il
would not have been safe for Vallandig-
ham to have passed through the army by
daylight without guard, when on his
way to Dixie. lie remarked that he had
frequently been asked since his return
whether 4" Democratic" papers were al
lowed to circulate throughout Rosecran's
army. He said, ho wanted it understood,
and that It was the Generals order, that
those who furnished papers to the army,
were obliged to furnish just such papers
as the soldiers wished to have. He had
seen copies of the CHM. Garetie, En-.
quirer and Chicago Times, and various
other papers. This statement utterly
eonfutes what the Democracy have pub
lished in their pamphlet entitled TO the
" Democracy Of Seneca County"
After Lieut. REDMOND concluded his re-
marks, several persons were called upon
to speak, and among the number was the
wealthy landholder, who was opposed "a
/ vsllandigh am and his doctrine, previous
to the assembling of the {" Democratic
Conyention , Afer that Convention
met, and the "great martyr" was nomi'
! mated for Governor, he gulped down
\ vags. doctrine and ALL Asa reward fol
swallowing the bitter dose, he received
the nomination for Representative upon
tho "Copperhead" ticket. But Our
J would.be- Representative acting ON III,
old maxim, "where ignorance is bliss
tits folly to be WISE" kept his seat.
gentleman from Fort Seneca being call
ed upon, responded, by reading some o
vsllan digham's letters. The letlor'
were read. and the gentlemen expressed
his opinion with regard TO certain por
tions Of them, whereupon one of tn
. great unwashed," !" (who by the way re
, ceivcd a township Office at the sprinI
election proposed in taun,ing manner
, three cheers---sope groaned and som
cheered. Our new fiedged township Of
feer was called upon to sustain his can
didutc, for Governor, TO the comments q
) the reader Of ysllandigham's letters.
: would have done your soul good TO sc
D our wculd-be- Representative fare ~
. twist aud squirm. saying that ",hs NEE,
Ing was not political one-that notl
: ing ives to be said about politics." Sc
&c. lie thought men had no right to es
press an opinion with regard TO their deu
little valley" Iwss evident to ever
candid thinking man that the gentleman
= toe" scas crowded little, enough pre-
baby TO exempt him from the next draft
The most rough expressions ,profsne an
y obscene language in presence of ladies
utlereed by those who were hurrahin
for the traitor Nallsndlgham, was
. shame aud disgrace,
oBsrRvER,
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HOW TO CONTINUE THE WAR

Just elect the mss in Canada. (who is
rustioating under the British hag,) Gov
ernor Of Ohio, and the war will in all
probability, be prolonged for years, and
every sble-bodied man in the country
W III hare to be draitedl Bu, elect hon
est John Bcoagh, and the tories and ,rsi-
tors will be whipped before the holidays,
because they viii lesrn that they. canno.
rely any longer upon the aid Of the Val.
lsndigham party in the North, and no
nrther dran viii be required amer this
one to put down this wicked Locofoeo
rebe lion V ts}A ..1HtsW "a .fai
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Recruits Wanted for the
SthO. vi.

Now is your time to enlist In one Of the
best old Regiment in the State. A Regiments
whose reputation is established.
s40s Bounty will be paid all those who
have been In Service months or over, and
400 Bounty 10 those who have never been
in Service. se5 Of the Bounty will be paid
in advance and se premium as soon as pass
ed at Columbus Ohio.
Come then and LET ms fillsup our quoto
without resortng to q Draf. This Regiment
is now at Governors Island New YorkeHar
Dor, where'it will remain some time.
Recruiting Office will be found on The
South East Corner Of Market and Washing
ton Streets, In J. II. Leidys Office Tifin, o.
Capt. DAVID LEWIS, 9Th O.v. l.
Recruiting Officer.
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While thus tied. the rebels see the
Union G ovcrnment recruiting lis armies
from The only reserve population of the
South. IL this the enemy perceive the
prophecy Of their own sure and utter
overthrow.
We should not be surprised, to SEQ all
tho vallandighsm Copper.heod organs In
the North. endorse the suggestion Of the
Daily Progre.i We will watch, and
wait the result. I
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The estimable wife Of the late lament
ed Ger eral Lander is about TO return
North, to seek rerose and strength after
her indefatigab 10 devotion to the duties
of nursd in the hospitals Of the Depart
ment Of the South. We understand that
Government officials speak very highly
Cf her services. She has beautiful re.
treat by the seaside, in Massachusetts,,
where she will probably remain for the
present.
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Strayed or stolen

A LARGE BROWN HORSE,
about l6 hands high, heavy-boned poor In
flesh, large hoofs without shoes, his left eye
somewhat weak, and formerly owned near
Umstead Falls, Ohio, and ttrayed or was
stolen from the pasture OF John J. Steiner,
Any person bringing him to the under.
signed at this place, or giving information
Of his Whereabouts will be literally reward
ed. p. Z. 1LER.
Tifin, Aug 2S, 1863. n 47-A
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TO the Amic ted.

Over fo1r thousand persons have
been cured by GKoRak BEsNRzs Healing
Salye. Mostof diseases that have been callsd
incurable as diseases Of the Bones, White
Swelling, Scroffula, salt rheum. Fever sores
hereditary Seurf, IErysipelas, Scarlsti Croup-l
debility Of the Back. bone. Diseases Of the
Liver and Lungs; inflammation Of the Eyes,
Runing,earsi and Deafness, also wounds
caused by accident where bones were crushed
or sprained, Outs, Shots or Burns or Scslds
even IL modification has taken place. AL
win be cured ina short lime as viii be ex-
pected, -.aelyFe dgr-fT arrrfT
For particulars inquire or DR.. George Bon.
ner Tifin city, Ohio, Near tho railroad
depot.
Send a post. stamp for an answer.
Aug 81, 1868 46-3m.
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TELL THEM rmrY LIE,

When bogus Democrats talk about
vallnndgham being a good Union man,
hH them IL is Jaisei lie proposed TO di-
vide tho Union into four Confederncies,
and also declared that any Stuto had a
right to scecdc, at any time Tell them
he ls a traitor
When you hear bogus Democrats say
that vOllendighom is n good War man,
don't believe it--ieH them IL Is false Bear
in mind, he never voted a man or dol
lur to put down the Locofoco rebellion
and restore the Union "as IL WIS
Tell them he is traitor !
When bogus Democrats boast Of Val
lundigham being 10 lnvor Of the best in-
terests Of our glorious country, don't be-
licve a word Of it---ieH them IL Is false :
Ask them how II came that he invited
the Invasion Of the North by the rebels,
and opposed every measure that had n
tendency to put down traitors, and gave
his cordial sympuihies to the traitors in
the South, and on every occasion for the
last FIVE years, has shown himself an en-.
cmy to his country Tell them he Is a
traitor t.gYf
When bogus Democrats insult YOU, by
telling you that Vallandigham is potri-
OF and horo--teH thsm IL is false, and
that no IL notorious coward. lie has
desired 20 sucriicc the honor and integ-
rity Of the country for tho sake Jf peace
and please the traitors. lie has also, de-
clnrcd that the Government should With
draw its armics, throw open the blockade
and have an nrmistico What for To
allow The traitors TO recruit their armies
aud war upon the Government. Tell
them he eOnnSt DO trusted, and that he Is
n traitor fsd
When bogus Democrats soy that Val
lpndighom voted TO increase tho pay Of
our gallant soldiers don't believe it--iel
fhem IL Is false, and ask them to show II
TO you IN 'he Congres''on@ d'ooe which
Is an official document. Tell them he
voted against or lodged the bill, whom Il
came up on It's final passage, appropria.
ting money for tho pay Of our bravo sold
'ers, TEL them 'ha' no Is traitor
and you orc u loyal man. ana cannot
vote ior nm
When ooq~ democrats howi IN your
presence, 'hat 'uiiahdlgham Is mor'yr'
don't believe word otit--feH mem " {"
Jafse ana mat no was oanished from me
notive country iot oeihg oisioyai 10 inc
va rug u"a' 'he,'e's' '"o PROGRESSED
nun ! ie,i ue"' 'a. ny was u''u a.u
'',s'. ..,., a.. pun..,n, "a -.
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So mno s,e ns"u"s '0' '"' r''.s'," "
'nc via rag, ie'' '"e" 'aS'."o - |"
traitor ana 'hc g0''on' S0'''V,s r0"
ONO w'h Vo'e h'"rV unanimously
against mo canadian canu'ua'e
when ooya' pemoor0's 'ei, you ''a' '''
'no 0'"au'a. 9""''','V' w." ". "e r'p
war V0,' ., o"'o' ~" o.".'o ~"
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Legal Notice.

Mary LowMiLLER, Pel'ion a'
against i for
JoHs LOwMILLxh. Divorce.
I he said Defendant, John Lowmiller, whose,
place Of residence Is unknown. win take no.
tice. that on the 2Gtb day Of AUGUST 1868,
said Petitioner filed her petition in Court Of
Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, al
edging that said Defen dsnt has for moro
than three years last past been wilfully alb,
sent from Petitioner, and praying that the
marriage relation existing between them may
be annullcd, which petition will stand for
hearing at the November teim Of said Court,
1863. : srasF hF.tsa .s.s~-gr,
PENNINGTON, LEE & BREWER,
.unliit Attorneys for Plaintiff.
August %, 1861. 80 45--6t rssI'i 10
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Grand
UNION MEETING AT ATTICA,

The friends Of the Union cause in Scne-
CO, Huronand Crawford counties, Ohio
will meet at ATTICA, on
Wednesday, Sept, 18th.
Col. w. IL, GIBSON, rr TAp
Col. y. c. LEE, hl I ,
Chaplin COLLIER, III I
MAHLON Il. CHANCE, and other
Speakers will be present, and address the
'citizons. Come one Come all BY
squads and delegations -! On foot and
horse-back-n Wagons and Buggies--
and let there be such gathering Of tue
loyal citizens as has never been witnessed
at Attica.
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For Sale.

Ole Threshing Horse-Power in
good order. having no further pse for II, 1
will sell very low, or will take in exchange
Cord Wood, or good heavy Horse. Can 10
seen any time at the Gas Works.
j. GWYNN.
Tifiu, August %, 1869. Att
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Wanted, Correspond den Is

Attention! Ladies, Halt, Front I
Here IL trio ar gay and festive young soldien, good
looking, moderate education, good standing In so.
ciety when AT home, snd fond OF all kinds Of
two years, and wish to correspond with like NAN
Der ol Young Ladies, between the cf 10 anaae-
WIN we" ~ nfn, fOsu TIE oonscgaon (pnr-
tieulary the conseqpencesJ Write, Ladies, and re-
lieve the dull monotony Of Camp Life. Please ssAd
your Photograph nd receive one IN retorn Addrsss
CHARLIE II. LEE, CHARLIE MARYwOOD,
FRANK Q. JOHNSON, Go. O, 40th o. v. l., I'd
Division, eoih Corps, via. Nashvils, Tenn. y ID,
August -, 1863. 4. IL
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q rand
UNION BASKET MEETING.
Thursday, Sept. ION

lnere VIII be Basket Meeting OF the
Union citizens of Seneca county, Ohio
at REPUBLIC on
Thursday, Sept. 10Th.
Col. GIBSON, of the )4sth, .-S -
Col. J. C. LEE,
Chaplin COLLIER, NJ s4th o. W. L.,
MAHLON II. CHAN CE,
and others will be present and address
the meeting. Turn out friends Of the
Union cause, and hear these men who
are in the field, speak on the Issues OF
the day. Send delegations from Bloom,
Venice. Reed, Thompson, Adams and
Clinton. Let there be a crowd worthy
Of the occasion, El EN stEf
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The 9Th Day of October, 1868.

The speakers for the occasion will be
named hereafter. Some Of the most em-
inen. nen OF the nation have been invit-
I'd and are expected to be present.
Union men, rally in your strength 3
Prepare your delegations ! Make ar
raLgements for grand outpouring ofthG
People : wfHreFssFfs IA
"A fine English Bunting Flag will be
presented to the Township Of this Coun'
ty, outside of C linton, that shall send the
largest delegation to the Union Meeting
on that day.
Another Flag of like character will be
presented to the County outside Of Sene.
ca, that shall send the largest delegation
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why pent You rasIl.h III

Tho 1Nfin Tribune said the oorrcspon-
dcnoe between the vallandigham Com
mitteo mud Abe Lincoln, was a :" good
electioDeering document for the Union
men."-A drsrtiser. ''' a''"' '"''
Yes, II contained two good prominent
traits, via weakness and foolishness -
We have already published several thou
sand copies of il in an extra, and gave i,
general eirculstion. I: worked admira.
bly, for the Union eause--making scores
Of votes for loyal JcBs BxousH, and
knocking the pins from under the Cana
dian traitor. Are you satisfied , II not,
watch and pray for the man in Canada,
or FARMERS, remember the Seneca
n .,nntv E.ir IA, flfo Qnth n,at
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned in the pub
lication Of the TiFFS TRIBUNE, has been this
day august, 81, 1869 dissolved by mutual
consent JoHs RopISs will continue the
publication Of the paper. and will also settle
oil the accounts Of the late firm. -,s...
.Jsl JOHN ROBINS,
u ]. S. McCLELLAND.
THIN Sent. 4. 1898. H'i' 3.
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ux,ion nasket

MEETING AT GREEN SPRINGS.
There viii be grand Union Basket
Meeting at Green Springs on
AZ Friday, sept IIth. fg
Col. w. III. GIBSON, ''''' p
Chaplain COLLIER, of the 34th O.,
V. l. will address, the citizens, Rally
friends OF the Union In Seneca and San
dusky counties, to hear these veterans in
the service,
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heidelberg College.
TiEHn,o o.

THE FALL SESSION of this
Institution. to continue l2 wecks,yill open
on THURSDAY, the Sd day of Septehp Der,
1863. Instructions will be given in all tfre<
departments, under full corps OF IDstruc-
tors. Students are requested to be present
punctually at the opening OF the Session.
on November the 25th, and continue l6
weeks, until March l7th, 1864. " ~ y
t...st .......... j. II. GOOD,
so.. Secretary 10 the Faculty.
Tifin, Aug. %, 1869. 47--3t 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncalled for at the Tiffin Post
Office on August 26, 1868. N.aE -.
Eckert Charles Shcinder Caroline
Gray Miss Jennie Schaub George
Hermsnn IL. Theresa Slaab Catharine
Koch David Steward Archboh
Kelly Mrs Lusinds Wagner Mrs SA
Mitchell o. j. ID Villa Jacob S
Mcpsniel Mrs Rosan Wagnor s SNl
Murphy George Young Miss M'Jene
Rule d Q ~ .A.[S 3,
Persons calling for the above letters say
they are advertised. Wa. GALLur, P. M.
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win be paid for the conviction OF
the person who uses our name 70 sell Furnt.
ture, said to be ours, and claims We are sell.
ing out 70 GO 70 Indiana, We sell only Al opr,
Wsrerooms. Our Furniture we warrant on
our own hook. NOS on others regulations.
Remember that W g. MYERS d BRO.
tion in the furniture line, nor will they allow
any one TO use their name 70 sell trash. y =
We have all kinds Of Furniture
on hand al low ratss for eash ONLY al our
warerooms. ieei7't =. 80.
Remember, w. o. MYERS &
BRO. near the tall stesple. Market Street.
Tifhn, Ohio. iug. ID, 1868 --2n
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THE CONFESSIONS WE WANT

N rhdcm.' - .1se.. lrwv
Here are the concessions we are in
favor off: ''4 NJ
1. We want the Southern States TO
eoncedo that ours is government in
deed, and not a mere compact between
States.
2. We want them to concede that this
government has right to enforce its
laws and project its property.
3. we want them TO concede that Il
is the duty Of this government to retake
from southern traitors its stolen forts and
Rrscnals.
4. We want them TO concedc that the
seeded States have violated the Consti-
stltutlon, ,undwhilo they ure,armedlin re-
bellon against It's authority II is the duty
of this government to put that rebellion
down.
.. We want them to concede that the
taking Of the federal forts and firing up.
on our ilug are wrongs that ought to be
atoued for.
Q. We want them to concedc that
northern creditors have right to sue 70
and collect their demands in the South
ern courts.
7, We want them to concede that
they have no right to tar and feather
every northern citizen that goes down
among them.
8. We want them to concede that ii is
the duty Of this government to hang ev-
cry traitor scoundrel in il.
And In demanding oil these things do
we ask the South 10 make single con-
cessiou which the constitution Of the Un-
tied States does not require of them I
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or MAYOR AsTnosr,, Of Leavenwo.ih
City,. was, arrested on the aftcrnoon Of
tbs 7.h. mat, by squad Of soldiers, head
ed,bg one cf Gen. E~inf's detectives
lie was putin oarriage, aud hurried Of
in. the'direction Of Kansas City. The
excitement was intense. tit
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ALL loyal men will take notice. thai
the editor of the CopPerhead orgau down
street, ill eyade the truth, when false.
hood win aid the cause Of the Canadian
candidate
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Adrninisfrafor,s A Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho
Oh S1i ss s.s. OF Nd
deceased, late Of Seneca eouuiy, Ohio. !
Jane 2e. 1868. Ga
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n Satufday, SepIember II, 1868 4
GEN. s. F. CAREY,
Col. w. n. GIBSON,
COL. GOODMAN. v

and other distinguished speakers will be
present and address the people on the
momentous issues of the day. eli iii3
Patriots, yo who love your country and
its glorious institutions, come out to this
meeting in your strength and thereby
show your continued devotion to the dear
old flag-the glorious emblem Of still
more glorious country. s ~
The Union men Of Fostoria will have
their lntch-string out, and all who attend
will be made thrice welcome.
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Deserters!

PRovesr MARsHAL's oFFIcK 4i'
Sandusky, Ohio, August 26. 1854
am ordered by the Acting Assistant Pro.
vost Marshal General Of Ohio, 70 give pub
liely 10 the fact that's reward Of TEN DOL
LARS. aud the reasonable expenses incurred
win be paid to any person foe the appreLen'
sion and delivery OF a Deserter at the Head
Quarters Of the nearest Provost Marshal.
j. ]. STEINER,
Sept 4, 1863. 4s--tf
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KEEr VI before the loyal men Of Old
Seneca, thar the Adrsffissr uttered a lie,
when il stated that Mr.. JEwrTr would
stump the State for the man in Canada
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TIE CALIFORNIA ELECTION
A GREAT ONION yIcroRYll
vote of Two 10 Que a. rar ns heard,
,sAs FnAsoIsco, srrr, .. 1854,

San FRANCISCO, SErr, 2, 1864.
The vote Of the city un to AZ. NJ. is
unpreccdently large, The majority for
the upion, State ticket !, ia estimated
will be about 2 900. The Peoples I'm.
ion Legislative ticket will probably be
elected by 100 majority. Tclcgraphic
returnsifrom Sacramento, Nevada, Stoch-
ton, San lose aud NIaysylllc Counties, up
70 noon, estimate a majority in ,these
precincts for the Union State ticket OF
nearly two.toone. H. n
LATEa.--Later reports confirm the
pbove, and states that tho Golden
State husdone molly, aud covered
itself with glory. She is loyal aud
Upion to the core. There is no IT.
and" But" vallandighNm traitors in that
gallant State. A dispatch from San
Francisco to the President, to the Sd
inst, says ",he mrjority for the Uuion
ticket will be from $500 TO 10000" -
The result Is cheering 70 the Union men
or Ohio. Put Ohio down that she viii
go a5 ,ooo better for. noSEsr joins
Where is the Canadian candidate. Who
can tell, Report srys that he Is worm.
hig, around in the noiglborhood of De
troll, on the, Conada side, enjoying him.
SELF under tho folds Of yohn Bulls aug.
VII ..-G2--a,.------ ----.--A
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Paris Consf,iuftonnH publishes
an article signed = y. nay, pointing ous
the injustice OF American pretensions re-
garding the establishments oil euong
Government in Mexico.
Vague rumors were afioat per the West
India mail, that the Alabama had enga-
ged and sunk the vanderbilt
The London Times, IN an editorial on
memorial OF the Emancipation Society
for the stoppoge OF the builing OF vessels
Tor the Coniederates, admits mat u Is
wrong to supply them with vessels. ana
says u Is bngiands interest, as wen US
legal duty TO mslntain ner neutrality.
The London Daily Neics reiterates It's
argument that all the vessels building Tor
'he Coniederates snouiu De s,ezea.
lug EVnuvn o'uI oo.'enus 'na1 eiv
the anpenI IN the Alexander case is final
ly settled.
The Times, taking darcy McGee's
late alarmist letter for a text, tells them
that II is a suggestion in the wrong direc-
tion, 10 appoint an English Prince to gov
ern Canada, In the fear OF aggression, and
say they must defend themselves.
NoNN n A 81
The Liverpool Post has the report that
the Alabama has gone into Cherburg for
repairs, and that the Florida Is at brest.
The report lacks confirmation.
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily
Necs believes the American protest, IN
regard to Mexico, would be presented to
the French Government in the course OF
the week.
The King Of the Belgians recommends
the Arch-Duke Maximilian TO insist on
certain conditions before accepting the
crown of Mexico. These conditions are
equivalent to a refusal.
The Imperial family at Vienna have
resolved, that II The hrch-Duke accepts
the Mexican crown, he must renounce all
his political rights as a scion ofthe house
OF Austria
Uo,or. rff.tt. bel
~ A. =,
ing times eo'tol's,y % Sun,'' VIZ. uis is
quesuoh ol snpps ior we eopoue,as M =
becoming serious auu- urgeh1 ou' say Nv
concession can oe maui 70 ine"soo, VII. =,
,nst ,he IaWs ,nuse .aNe 'nen Souso I.,o,si -
nopes 'hst y tne runs a'e 'ea,Y .'ouSo ~
LOT .he Oonleuero.es, .,lo ia" "'y w
s'rong en9ugn 70 nolu 'n,"''
rAhis, r,auoe, nug' 80 90, u1o.ee ~ .s. nus
oeen 'ssueu loi su,sng m.ua, ol;,;on =, .o,, -
ne'no.a,Io. I' sne u, I,eA,oIn .''s 49,, :,
oo G's'eou'eu 70 a'' "no "a'o '@A0" P"''
:" pne eanPIgn. oa;, ,,.,
Russia will not reply to the three notes,
but will givea constitution to POLAND.
GERMAsY.-ln Frankfort Il is thought
if the Congress of Princes does not prove
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-09-11

Administrator "A Notice.
NoTIoE is hereby given, that the
nnisira,or on the Estate Of WESLEY FREES ode.
ceased, late OF Seneca County, Ohio.
JOHN souDER. Admir-.
SepterabeT II, 1s6s. .- A-9t