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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
ont fault OF l,is.

3 ont fault OF his.
3 SEo. 5. That the owner, or an
person having in charge any anima
described in this act, allowing th
, same to run at lafga in violation o
} this act, shall be liable Tor damage,
done by said animals upon the prem
iScs OF another, without reference I,
the fence which may incloss sal
premises, provided that nothing il
this act shall DO 80 construed as I,
render any owner, or keeper OF any
OF the animals mentioned in the frsl
section OF this act, liable for damages
arising to any railrOd,
SEC. 6. That any person fnding
any animals mentioned in this act,
at large, contrary to its provisions,
may, and any constable or marshal OF
any city Or incorporated village. on
view or information. shall take no
and confae the same forthwith, Civ
ing notice thereof to tho owner, il
known, aud it not known, by posting
notices describing such animals there
in at least three public places within
the township, and il the owner docs
not appear and claim his property,
and pay all charges for taking up,
advertising and keeping the same,
within ten days from the date of said
notices, the said anima.s may be W..
ceeded with under the law then in
force regulating estrays.
SEQ. Z, That the person or Cffi
cor taking up any such animals, shall
be entitled to charge and receive from
the owner OF such animals the follow
ing tees in addition to those authol
izod by the law regulating estrays, to
wit.
For taking mp aud advertising each
animal OF the horse kind. or mule
one dollar; each head OF neat cattle
seventy-hve cents; each swine. fit,
cents; each sheep or goose, twenty
live cents: and also reasonable pa,
Tor keeping the same.
SEC. 8. That the plural number
usei in this act, naming the animals
to be prohibited from running at larg
and tho words animals" wherever
used herein, shall be understood and
held TO apply as well in the singular
as plural number, aud the words "peI
son" and "persons,' shall apply It.
both natural and artificial persons.
SEC. 8. This act shall take efacl
and he in force from ard after the
first day of--neyt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
MackIey on a RaId.

By tho last SlGndlra we learu that
NAcKLEY. and HE party are about
10 20 on a raid, hanging Democrats,
OOpperaeads, &c. We viii bet big
red apple that before ak months he
viii be ealing on hls party to hang
btir Pr .sident. Who'll take bets !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
SnEliFFS SA LIE. -
State cf0fio. Y.aton Coonty.

y - ''''' '''tN - 'NNt4
J. B Kl!GhsIi & Co. Pnf>I rInl,n
sgsinSt tCotn,nop Pls..
wi i'm, nay. n,rt On Exe,ptiaa
DuB'oA AT 10 the pN'unsni of An o,i,r er
- ~ ile aoogc case TO me directed fro,,
tEs court OF Common Pleas Uf the Aforesaid
county Of Vinton, VIII offer =; nuhGs ssl, A.
the door oi tbC Conrl ilr.ao. IN the toNu ut
hoAfth"r it the afore. .ui county Of vi,,,n ou
Sa'urday tho ana day Of aiay 1856 b
at 6'a hour If One r'ciock, Pm, Ut .sid day,
tue following property To- vjt rhs snutb -e,t
quarter oI The south-sas' quarter and ths n,r.h
cast quarter "t ihy ,oush-east quarter, ara ths
south cart quarter OF the. south .sGst Quarter.
otsectlon number twenty-five, (25.) la 'rcvu-
Ehip number ten, OC } Of Range number nns.
teen, l9,) nlso, the northwest quarter Of
tire noTth-eaSt quarter, and the norih-east
quarter ot me north east quarter cf section
number thirty six, (S6,) 10 Township and
Range atorssi1 Containing Two hundred scrsa.
Taken ~ the. property Of Wiiiian Ray 20
cat'oiy Judgment in favor vi. 3. Ki,nbai =
Gu.
Appraised ut Two thousRrd dolIarA, sad
mus. bring tvo-thirls Of that SUN.
. TERMS OF SALE cash in hsnh.
McCLNrrcK & SMrrH J. J. SHOcKEY,
~ Alta for Pl,fs. ShH. Y, Co, o.
Aprl 9th 1885. --5W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
1uE CONFESS ONS AND EXPERIEN CE
OF AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and as eau
TON TO YOU &G MEN and others, who sui.
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of Manhood, &c, supplying at the same time
'rnE MEANS OF SELF CURE. By one who ha,
,qu'ed himself after undergoing C. nsiderable
enGkery. By enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had of the su-
thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esor
Broo tlyn, Kings 20. N. Y.
June2nd lss3-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
N q T | c Z.

A IL persons are hereby no,ifro, 70 trea-
~ pass upon an Of my posse ssions from and
tier the date hereof, nor suffer their Sorses,
cattle, sheep or hogs TO enter upon, any of my
lands into any Of my incosuers, nor run at
large about my premises contrary to law under
the penalty OF the same.
april ;th l965-3w ABRAHAM WILDER
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
NOTICE.

Luoetta Rockhold Administering Of the A..
tate Of Rphrain Rockh Id, late Of Vin,cu
County Ohio, deceased, has alsd her accoInsp
and vouotes, for inspection and Anal settle
ment, and that The same will be passed upea.
on the 27th day of Msy AID. 1888.
RiCHARD CRAIG,
Nay %sss-s~ Psobste yndsA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18

Special announcement.
&HT t. ANTHONY & CO,
'lufaelutsrs Of ofPhot0srsphlc Materials
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Sol BROADWAY ~ r.
In addition to orr rain bushes Of Pho
To0SAPAlC MATERIALS, wa tss
Hesdquurts . for the following, viz:
srssEo -o,PEs srsRrosooplo v.Eys.
Of these we have dn immense assortment,
including War Scenes, American and For
rign Clues and Ltnd,capes. G0uba, Star,
nary. etr., etc. Also, Revolving Sts,sn.
scopes, Tor public or private ,xnIuition ~
Oar catalogue will be sent 10 any sdJ,s.s
VI receipt Of stamp,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
NOTICE.

Norris Albaugh Guardian Of William q
England, has filed his accounts and vouchers
or inspection and ansl ettlemsnt, and that tie
sme will be fer hear ing on the 2Otn daF OF
ay 1855. RICHARD CRAIG,
AlfilzT lSB3-3T. Probate Judea
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
MARIETTA I'D ClaGIiTl
4 A | l. r 0 A D.
a. @I III Ess
PORTSMOUTH 32ANUH

NN-N AN N~AA
nN and nftor Thursday, February SIS, IsG4
" regulai Passenger Trains will run in con
nection with the Trains on main line bet yuan
Portsmouth and Cincinnati ~ follows:
Leaves Portsmouth st S:lh A. H., arrives 4,
Pioneer. ~ 9:85A.M.; arrives vt Portland =,
lO;O6 An, arrives to Jackson at lO:5Tn. n
strives at Handen at ll;CO AM; arrives AZ Gin
Elm ati at 5:55 PM.
Leaves Cincinnati ut $50 A. M. ; leaves Ham
len ut J;GO I'M; arrives at Jackson at S;8i p
VI; arrives at Portland At 4:2l Pm ;arriyes a,
Pioneer at 400 Pm; arrives ut Portsmouth ~t
,:l0 Pm. w
Accommodation Train departs from Por,..
mouth at T45 PM; orriyesat Pioneer ~ AS
ana desarts at 40; arrives ut Jackson ut ga
ana hamd"n. ii 1880. Departs 40 AN ;sr
r.vesat Jackson at 1885; arrives ut Plcnesr n,
9:35; and arrives at Portsmouthat ll:4b.
Through Tickets to Ginciunrli can he obtain
od at Portsmouth, Portland and Jackson. AT
the following rates:
rortsmouth to Cincinnati, s4oo
JSss.o% rSss,sHs 80. - 40 ,.s J .s6o 30
ROUND TRIP TICKETS. wv
From Portsmouth to Cincinnati and
1900 Tickets from Portsmouth to n
and Parkersburg, 1900
or. JOHN DUR AND s
Feb. 25Lh l35l-- Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
SHERlFFS SILE.
Richard Ashnrst & Son


R,chsrl Ashnrst & Son
AGANsr On ay,la, -
t. Brattoa. john G. r. }sals.
brown, Henry Reynolds, ani Yendi No, a
l.. H"llani.
~ virtue of an V0ndi Expo,ias to m a dirsot.
ed from he Cgurt ofr'mmtn PlenI Uf Viatoo
county Ono. will IF Tor .al. a, The d,,oT az
ihc Curt Ilou'oin MoArthar. y,n,,n uoun,y 90
Sat~day Ms 20A aay Of .Kay A. q.
1865,
between the h,nis OF ten o'clock 4. N. Srd
'ouT o'clock p. n. of sHid day, La ftlloripr
prHp@rty, to-wit: Tho Norh ha!r Of In. OF
VI, exccp 20 icct N ui the South side Of said
North half nlso, the West half At H.. Lot Nc,
ia IN he to IN Of HcArlhur, Viu,on coup,y.
Ohio. Taken ur he property Of Edward 4,
Brhttr 90 satisfy judgmont in fgyoY IF
Rchart Aslur & son AprSanrp at, lo,
No. ", two hundred and ifly dollars, BALI lot
ll6 "pproi.ei ut twerty dollars sra mu,t
h''nS ~" thirds ofIha, suA. Terms Of ss!,:
Cash ih hHni.
JouNJ sHoCKEY, she'Gv. C o.
lpfil 20, 'B5--iy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
ICE! ICEl ICE!

A large quantity of Ice on hand, and fOI
sale, between six and eight o'clock every
morning until further notice.
AS WE DO A CASH BUSINESS. ex
clusiVely, aud keep 10 accounts, i, is hoped
our nienis will not ask for trust, for, how.
r"er disugreeaole it may be to US AMI 10
them, we will be compelled 10 refuse. Our
goods are sold as CHEAP as the SINE ani
rles can be Obta ined in this market. nd we
therefore confdenllysolicit the patronage OF
the public
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ex-
change for ,Groceries
j W. CALDWELL & c:
May 18th lS65--ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
This magnificent Line ELgrsvingis
THE FIRSToE AN ANNUL SEPIE,

Of first class en- gIaviI .s Of American Subjects.
W be issued each year Gll OF winch viii be
'ngnal works, and Of the highest order OF
meTiIe, at the low price Cf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
(oEr DoOR EAST OF the CoyRr HOusE)
McARTHUR, OHIO,

Keeps on hand, and for sale, Family Groce.
Lles of kinds, AMI best qu slities Also,
Sugar Cured Hams, Mess Pork. Dried B-es,
and other articles in the Provision line.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
FIVE DOLLARS

which includes free ad mission 10 the Gallery OF
'ne AssOelAhon vt al times and an interest in
twenty Thousand Dollars worth Of
Paintins,
and other works Of Art to DO PRESENTED to
rhs sHSserib srS for the Current Years Engraving
Negotiations with distinguished artists 70,
works Tor future years Issues ure now pending
occurring 10 the Subscribers, Enyravinys o,
equal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
Importance, Beauty, Originality & Vain,

Copies Of tho " WusiiAQtoa 70 Getting a SALUTE
0" tho field q Fe"to"." may he seen ut v IL
LiAAs EvERETT's Boston; BUTEIa PIgHIsp -.
WAY, Baltimore; JAMES S EARLE u Suss
rhiladelphia, PHILP d Sol, MON, " Washihtcn,
u bRAchvOGEL, Chicago, NV. CARROLL, d
W. CincinnaIlj PETrEs & LEATHE, 81. Loui,
he Gallery oi the NATIONAL ART Assoc,,TInx'
ool and 60S Broadway New York, alsu VI tls
principal Art Stores in every ,ity in the
country.
ihe Engraving will be for warded, secufeI +,
packed IN strong tube, upon receipt of FIVE
DOLLARS, directed to the Actuary at the Gal.
,srIeS. Nc above, or box 4429 Post office New
YORK; 1t can also bu oD:ainsd Of the sub,crib-
or, VINO is the local Agent Vi tho National Art
Association.
May lS-65-u McArtGur Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
Spemt 9utit
HOWARD ASS)3Arv
PHILADELPHIA 2

PHILADELPHIA PA.
DtSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, Sc.
- MINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSFENS-new and reliable treatment
in reports OF the H0WARDS ASSOCIA
Tl0N--Sent by mail in sealed letter tnvp
l6Hes, fre- Of charge Address. Dr.. J, ski.
LIN HOUGhrON, Howard Association
No. 2 South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18

NOTI CE.
Alexander VapderfOrd, g, ardisn Of John
W: and Nancy Ann Graves, miner and Legal
hslrs OF william Graves late OF Vinton county. i.
and settlement, and that the same will be ass.
ed upon on the l7th day of June 1865,
, RICHARD CRAIG,
nay Io1h iooo-oW PrOb ate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
ICe-ACream Saloon

We are fitting uP,an Ice Cream Saloon In
connection with our Grocery, where Ladies
and Gentlemen cdn be supplied dnring the
day and evening. FAmilIrs supplied Oh
liberal lerms.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18

WHISPERS. WHISPERS
Do you want Whskers or Moustachcsl Our
Grsc an Compound will force them to grow on
he smoothesJ face or chin, or hair on bald heads
in Six Weeks. Plcs *l,O0. Sent by mail any
Address, WARNER Il CO., Box 1873,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Feb. l6, 'e5 ",
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
MAJOR GEE. SHERMAN, U, S

"Fully inertia the high eneoniums i. has 70.
leiSod." WIN. I. ShEkMAN, Ma. Gen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-18
HON. WM. Ii. SEnAWD,
HENRY ". LoNGFELLnW.

Beautifully executed - Accept my bes.
wishes tor your buvCcsS.'
ii, W. LONGFEIIOW
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Justice Of the Peace and Rec
Estate Agency.

The Justice of the Peace Of Clinton town.
ship may he found this once, two doors
north OF the Poet ofiee, aud opposite the
Shawhsn House, in the City OF rifin =
Having taken out lieense from the upitd
States As Conveyancer and Claim Agent,
respectfully Offers lie services 10 the pub,
lie, and will draw aud mako Deeds, Mort.
cages At all times, he will also procure Back
Pay. Bountes, de-, due Soldiers, their
Widows, Children or Mother, with prompt.
ness. Also, attend To the prosecution OF all
claims agAtnst any OF the Executive Depart
ments OF the Federal Government, and the
Collection of Debts and Claims In this
County. &c. Having also taken out q
license as q Real Estate Agent, will attead
to the buying and selling Of Real Estate,
Renting Of Houses or Stores, OF othsr Real
Estate and for the accommodation ofAll per.
sons having FANS, Lots or Houses which
they ~ish 20 sell or exchange 10 thh oily.
Ooao'y OF State. or any other STATE or
Territory Of these United States. He has
procured Book In which he invite. ali
those persons who may have any such Real
Estate, &C., TO sell or exchange, TO eoms
and register them Ia the Book, free OF
charge and which viii be always open 20
any one wishing 20 purchase, free OF charge,
the subscriber only asking . reasonable
compensation for his services when he may
be ths MEANS Of benefit 70 those who may 20
register their property ,os by Its examination
be benefited. d. J. 0OODSELL, J, T.,
Tifzs, April oith, ,ls65 3m,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
General Sherman.

lie our opinion that the press and the
people Of the country have been entirely
zoo hss,y In eondcmning and eensurng
/. Geuersl -ssHEnxas for agreeing to on ut
nistice with Johnston, the memorandum
of which we published in last weeks
Issue. There is no doubt bu, what SHER.
--nxr made mistake BY exceeding HIS
authority, but what great General or
great statesman never made mistSke
Judging General SHERMAN BY all his
actions, both past and present, we can
fnd no grounds upon which TO aseribe
personal or selfish motives 10 him in
agreeing 10. that memorandum with JonS.
sroS, as has been go fesrlessly charged
upon him BY some portioa Of the Unio"
press. We think Secretary Stanton.
vas too rssh in rushing into prin, with
his objections 10 the agreement, for he
thereby threw down the glove for all the
elsp'trsP copperhesds In the country to
scira hold Of and try to make political
capital GU, OF II. lie hld better have
taken Il little moro cool. If It had not
been for General SHKRnAS taking Allan.
10 aud throwing HOop's Army Into con-
fusion just at the time he did, immediate
y sfer the Chicago convention, there
might have been man now occupying
the War Office OF an entirely different
complexion. The country have rccog.
nised General SHIRsANs eminent ser.
vices in assisting to Pot down gigantic
rebellion, and 10 very ungroteful and
Tho highih Of lmpudeucO for politicians,
who have never sacrificed anything for
che cause, to attempt to kick him down
. hill because he has made a mistake
Until SHERMAN proves himself TO be o
co?perhead or rebel ho is entitled To
the affections Of loyal people, and as
yet we have not seen anything in his
action or conduct to indicate nn intcn-
tionsl betrayal of tho glorious c,usc, In
which no has been one Of the greatest
ins.rumon,s in leading us to triumph unj
victory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
Petition,

To Hiram Shsull, and Matilda Elizabeth
Shaull, his wiie, residents Of
County, 10 the State Of Virginia, are hereby
notified that Lydia NJ Dick and Robtrs W,
Dick, who with the said Hiram ShauIl and
Matilda Elizabeth Shpull, aud others,
are Defendants in an action pending In the
Court OF Common Pleas for Seneca County,
In the State OF Ohio, wherein Anna Kate
Dick 10 plaintiff, have filed their separate
answers to the petition of the pisiutif in
said action, together with cross petitions
against the said defendants, Hiram Shaull,
aud Matilda Elizabeth Shaull, his wife,
alleging IN substance that the said Lydia u.
is seized In lee simple, and is in Possession
OF the cast halfo the sonth west quarter OF
OF section l3, In township 9, north range Il
east, N Seneca County, Ohio. and that the
said Robert W. Dick is seized In fee simple,
and is in possession Of the west. half Of said
quarter section
Aud that the said Hiram Shaul and Eliza.
beth Shaull, are together with the PLAINTIFF
said action, and others, claiming title to
said premises, and asserting such claim
publicly, and giving out in speeches that
the said Lydia 81 Dick and Robert W Dick
ave no title to, or estate ia the premises so
held by their respectively, thereby casting
cloud upon the tile of the said Lydia N.
ana hooeIt DICK, TO said premises so
owned and held by them.
And asking judgement against the said
Hiram Shaull and Matilda Elizabeth Shsull
aud others, that the said Lydia NJ. and
Robert W. Dick may b. confirmed In thsir
respective titles in f, simple to said real
estate, and that the said Hiram Shsul and
Matilda Elizabeth Shaull together with the
other defendants, and the plaintiff in said
action be perpetually injoined from asserting
or attempting TO enforce any claim 10 the title
or possession ofsaid premises, and for general
relief. And the said Hiram Shaull and Matil.
da Elizabeth Shaul are hereby notified that
they are required to appear and answer
said cross petitions BY the third day Of June,
1868, or judgement and decree will be ren
dered agaiust them as therein prayed
LEE & BREWER,
4 ttyG for Robert W. Dick.
J X. Hord.
Atty for Lydia NJ. Dick.
April 9Th, 1S65-6w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
The Great Steamboat Explosion,

Inc trCat DteamD0at Explosion,
In smother column We give particulars
Of the dreadful catastrophe which oc-
Cured above Memphis by the explosion
OF the steamer Sultsnc. Most Of the
passengers were puroled prisoners who
have for long aud weary months been
confined ia Southern prisons. wba, q
multitude Of longing hopes, just found.
ing with tho assurance of speedy frus,ra.
tsa;whuta a nu titudc Of year. Ing affect
for homes. parents, wives, children and
all the loved oncs--scparatcd by years
Of absence, saved through a thousand
porils. and now exul,ing In tho pros,cct
Of swift reunion, n, vel. moro TO psrt--werc
in . moment dashed to pieces. wha,
widespread grief doss this catastrophe
carry to tho families In tho North /; a
grief destitute Of even the stern solacc Q
ths, p ,rtoins to death on the battlefield.
Among those who escaped we notice
the names Of s. Z. wh,ler, Both Ohio
L.. Larkin, II. Squire, aud Cpp,. II. A
Tsggart Of ioist Ohio. What others, |!
any, were on board from this county, il
not known.
LAIER.
BY the Cincinnati Commercial wc
notice that the following soldiers were
known to be aboard Of the boat and have
not since been heard from
b6rH ORIo.
Corp. e. Shars, Z : b. Pensc. ID ! S.
e, Whiler, ID.
49rn Ono.
J, NJ. Feselor, d.
lois. ONO,
John A. Shaffer,I.
TAD Ono.
John Allendiek, X Morris Aubry, II;
s. 3. Fisher. D Samuel Ilayne, r; W.
Duke. D; Andrew German, g ; D. L.
Mcintyre, J; Emanuel Shoe, CT NJ.
Statler, Z c. w. Fearns, C.
The following are those we fud among
tho rescued, and now in Hospitals at
Memphis
ADAMS IiosrrAL.-Whyler A. Sebas.
tian, b5th Ohio, ID.
WAsmsoros HosrirAL-Albert Miles,
osth Ohio ! John Hufiey, i9th Ohio /;
Corp. James NJ. Pheneeie, 49th Ohio !;
n. Gregory. 5sth Ohio. .llf
SoLDrsRs HoNS.--A. Shoemaker, 7ad
Ohio Jacob Rohrer, ioisl Ohio.
GAreso HOsrirAt.-wm, Trimmer,
7ad Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
V. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual Taxes for j6l.

The attention of taxpayers is hereby
called to the provisions OF the United
States excise law relative To the assessment
OF annual taIet'
BY the lllh section ofthe act Of June 30th,
1864, and the amendatory act of March Sd /,
let5, IL is made the duty OF all persons,
partnerships, firms, associations or corpora.
lions made liable TO aOy annual duty,
,icense or taxes, on or before the first Mon
day IN May, in OF ch year, to make a list or
return TO the Assessor Of the District where
located, Of the amount Of annual income ,th-
articles or objects charged with q special
tax. viz; Carriages Gold Watches, Piano
iortes, Organs, Melodeons, Billiard Tables
Gold aud Silver Pate: business or oecupa
tions liuble TO pay any license. Every persn
who shalliall TO make such return BY. the da,
specified will be liable TO be assessed by too
Assessor or A, sisiant Assessor, according the
tue best information which he can oh.
tain. and iu such case the Assessor 10 re
quired to add twenty Ave per centum 10
such duty
Every person who shall deliver to an
Assessor any false or fraudulent list
or statement with intent to evade the
valuation or enumeratiun required by law
10 sui jcct TO n hne Of One Thousand Dollars,
and in such case the list will be made out
also BY the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
and one hundred per centum added to such
duty.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those
for Llernses will not be demanded until the
30Ih day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
return, and all necessary information will be
furnished by John A. Hail. Assistant
Assessor Of Division Number seven. and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
For Sale.

The owner offers for Sale, until tho frst
Of NAV next, farm OF MS Acres. situated
in the south part Of Liberty township.
Seneca County. Ohio, 6js miles porth west
Of Tim. Eighty acres arr under improve
msnt. with two houses, Two wells and enc
orchard on it For further particulars apply
by letter. .or person 10 AARON YAMBERT,
NeCutehsrs-i ille, Seneca County, Ohio,
Ap ril 9Th, SOS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-04
First National Bank of Tifin,
Petition for DiyOrcc---
Seneca Gem mon Pleas,
Ohio.

Elizabeth Hnnixer VS. Gotlieb Hanizer-
The said GUtlieb. Hanizer will take notice
that on the Goth day OF April A. D. 1865,
I he plaintiff filed her petition for divorce In
the Clerks Office. of said Court, wherein
she sets forth that she aud the defendant
were Legally married on the 18th day Of
June A d, 1860. That on the 9th day Of
July. 1850, the defendant left the plaintiff,
and has since remained absent and away
from her willuly. That the defendant dur
ing the time of his said absence has gross.
y neglee,rd his duty. That by said
marriage there 10 a child.
And ask that the said marriage contract
may be dissolved. and both parties re.
leased from the obligations thereof That
plaintiff mny be restored TO her maiden
name, aud Tor other relief
HALL l. PITTENGER.
Aprf 90 CIV. Atlys for Plaintiff
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
To Teachers.

The School Examiners of Seneca county,
will hold examinations al the Office cf the
Examiners. in Tomb Block, Tifin, Ohio,
for the year 1865. as follows;
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No certificates will be issued except ON ex.
animation day, and no certificates will be
audited. tH
.tu t,.. JAMES PILLARS,
JOHN McCAULEY,
j. NJ. ZAHM.
Examiners
March 10th l665-tf
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