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~ NALA4Ats - a y - Nsl "a " y
1t is said that Tom CorRin, as ne was
fsmiliarly called, was once trying a case
in which he was opposed to Mr. Writ,
when the latIsr tried a somewhat novel
mode of discreditiug the evidence of NJ.
Corwins chief witness, on whose accu-
racy and discrimination everything
turned, by showing that be was person
Of astonishing credulity.
Wirt-Have you read Robinson Cru
soc .
WitneSs-Yes.
WHt-Do you believe it al
Well, yes, squire; 1 don't know but
what I do.
The same answer was returned as to
Gulliver's travels, and several other
worksc9f fiction, Corwin all the while
fidgetfNE and getting hot. Presently
Mr.. Writ, considering the man entirely
hattened out, resigned him with a bland
smile.
Mr.. COrwin said be had only one
question to ask, aud put il
Mr.. COrwin-Have you read Wirt's
Life Of Patrick Henry
WitDess-Yes.
Corwin-Do you believe it all
Witness-Why no, squire, L can't go
that
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FOREIGN.

VALENTIA February l5.-The gziHeo7
between here and Kilkenny areastili
down.
HEARTS CONTENT, February l6.-NO
yfurther adviCes Of trouble in ireland.
\ NToRoNTo, February l6.-The present
strength Of the volunteer force in Can
ada is 60 800. Provincial gunbosts are to
be put on the lakes.
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
Nl From ygrreL

HErHFs Lodge eF PEI. ion, Ifh; 40 l.
Meets 4th NedUr-day uf each m0-th. j hn
Zen. SD, &C.. II o.: -t. H. 7 .rl -1Is1n sd, - c.
n ira -l.S Lode or Per'cctfuu. 18th; No. .
Meets . b wednesday Of each month George
Eul-Ish .,1i, o.. a.. A. .. FIauhla ID, Sd,
Sec.
CA-IrHTAf ouucI OF Prices ofJcrusslenl, 10Th;
80 q. Benz. n. Puilen, sd Tarsh-'. -
-. see
CANA ~ CHATTER OF -ose Croix. 18Th, No. ].
Charles ~. Adams, a2d, n. w H. 4. r, M
In. or. - Sec.
PH-LIPPE pUPI.FSsEfS Council Of k-h, 8oth-,
30. l. Henry u. Maodard. a4I. Comm
William =. Ciroie S2i. Rec.
CUN~I-uoHT or " WEsT TENNESSEE, SD. John
Alu>-le. SD, COMM. IN chief; Dodge G.
TrForr, sd. heg-..
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FROM LOUISYILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February 18.-The river
is rising at the rate of two and half
inches per hour. There is four feet
at Portland and twenty feet over the
rocks here. Arrived - Empire, from
Memphis.
Western advices contain reports of a
general freshet.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 16.-Mexi-
can news states that Gen. Espezy, with
six hun dred mpeTialists, holds Cam
peehe and surrounding country.
The people are tired Of Msximilian,
and banding to strike a final blow. Sew
eral leaders are organizing troops.
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FROn xEw YORK.

New YORK February IG.-A special
says the president promised to accept
the military government bill, with
Blaine's amendment.
It is reported that Horace Greeley will
be offered thepost tmaster geneFalship.
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ne r.nncnr, Heners.

The corporation of London is engaged
in the construction Of an extensive
system of sewers, which, when COM
pleted, will cost 81, 600, 900 in gold. OF
these sewers, eighty-two miles have
already been built. The drainage to be
carried off by this extensive system is
derived from an area Of ABOUT III square
miles, and population of 2,S00, 600. The
capacity of these sewers is estimated at
1900. 600 cubic feet. Ia their cOnstrue-
ton, as far as progressed, 8, 900, O0O cubic
wards Of earth haNs. been eXcavated, and
$50 600 cubic yards Of concrete and 3fS,-
600, 600 bricks have been used. "This
grand system Of sewerage SAYS the
London Lancet, as been constructed
under buildings, and over and under
canals, rivers and roadways, from
twenty-five feet above to seventy-fve
feet below the surface, without any i'm
portant casualties or Interference with
the public convenience or traffic. The
arrangements Of the metropolis would
appear TO be more wonderful and sue
cessful below the surface than above.U
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HEBREW AXB MAsOSIC CALESD4R.
Observation-Disclosures.
1897.

LODGES.
AEgFR0NA No. It's. Merits 1t Monday IN
every month, al Odd Fellow Hail cor Court
asd Main. ID. c. Trader, W. 81. h = Tom.
Iallsou. Sec.
Sour NEy rHTe. No lis. Meets 2d Friday OF
each mUutl-Hall. cor Madison and second.
!. 4. Seiiars- W. NJ; Benz X. PuIsn, sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2st Meets lst Fr dag o. ZACH
moutu Hall, cor Madison and Second. John
AiusiiR, " NJ; r. P woodward. Sc
II ,sILToy, No 293 Meets Sd Friday Of each
mouth-Odi-t ellovs Hzll. ?. N Stanley,
" 81 " II. Bats See
j TfHvrS SING, No 81 L ID Meets ath Friday
cf eaeH monih-ui Front street. John !.
" ham, 30 a, ". n B. K. uaeu. S2d. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn Chapter. No = Meets ID Aonoay Of each
ruUufh-Odd-Felnw dall A. J. Mlee er.
II. T.; a. A. Payntsr, sec
h. ANDs.a
EUBEEA Couucil. No. 6 Meets Sd Monday OF
ssei month odd tellows' Hall. John lent.
Tn. H.; \. J. " Egin, kec.
TE1EPLARs.
CYEESE Co mRndery. O g. Meets 4Jh Non
day q each month. John Zent Com, \. j.
MlEEiu, Rec.
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The PapaI CrOw rs.

There are four pontifical tisras or tri-
pie crowns, one the gift of Napoleon !.
70 Plus VII. It weighs eight pounds
ayoirdupois, and is worth SIC 600 ster-
ling; the second, dating from the pon-
tificate Of Gregory XVI, aud worth
only S400; the third, presented by the
Palatine guard to Pic Mono, and estima.
ted at the value of $500; the fourth, the
grsndest and richest Of all, being a
present made to the pope in 1854 by
Queen Isabella of Spain, and valued a.
$50. .00Of, or over E2l 900. 1t contsins no
fewer than Is, 900 diamonds.
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YARNSi YARNS S!
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.


FACULTY;
General Robert e. Lee, President,
Carter J. Harris, Prof OF Latin.
James J. White, Prof of Greek
Ed. :. Joynss, A. NJ, Proi M01ern Languages
and English.
Cre be appointed Prof Neral Philosophy.
A L. Nelson. A. IL. Prof o. Msthemalics.
VIM. Allan. NJ, Prof Applied Mathematics.
r 5. McCuAOh, a M. Prof. Natural PhiIOs-
ophy
John y. Campbell, A. NJ, Prof Chemistry.
John W. BT@czenDrOUgu, IL D., PrOL Law.
Harry EstiA. A n. Ast. Prof Mathematics.
c. Powell Grady, A. n. Ast- i'rOf Latin.
TO b. apponted,) Asst Prof Greek.
A Preparatory Course has been instituted, IN
which Students, unprepareti for the Regular
Glasses, may receive instruction IN necessary
branches. The Session begins second Thursday
fl3th) September, and ends last Thursday Ia
June.
TERMS:
Tuition, and all other College fess......... 500
All other expenses, including Board. FUEL
Light, etc, need NOT exceed. .-...-.. ..... go
For further ihforgStion, or for Catalogue,
address the Faculty o. Washington COLLEGE
Lexington. Nirginia yi4
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Hes. Henry CLAY.

Tradition alleges that Mr.. Clay, 10 the
early history of his professional career,
was engaged for a client who was ex-
tremely slow in paying his debts, and
that a witness on the stand, who knew
his habits, was hardly pressed by the op-
posite counsel to answer on this point, so
as to bring out the truth. Unwilling to
iDJure his neighbor more than was neces-
sary, he said;
a He is sIO1U.n
Still pressed to say more, he still an
swered: "He is sloec -
"And sure" said Mr. Clay, putting
the words in his mouth.
" Yes, sir" said the witness, taken by
surprise.
OF course the witness could net after
wards contradict himself, and Mr.. Clay's
client had the benefit OF his evidence, ac-
cording to the usual acceptation Of the
terms, "sIow and sure" though in fact
the man was sure not to pay.
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AN ExrRAoRDIxARY DasooyEnY.


A Ltnea3 DaEcendeat of ahe " Old Man Of
the HouEgafa" Found IN gudia-EtfS
Rights Sustained by British Court
Strange EEt.tOKy.
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Mems lives should be like the dav,
more beautiful in the evening; or, like
the summer, aglow with promise; and
the sutumn, rich with the golden
sheaves. where good works and deeds
have ripsnsd the Geld.
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Improved Cotton Plantations
Phillips County, Ark. For Sale.

w Ehave several frst-Clsss improved p'anta-
w uons IN Philips County, Eear the city OF
Helena. which viii be sold very low. Nearly
AL these place hsye good dwellings and Uther
home sppeudages, AID have gin-houseS, cotton
lTesses, NEARLY new. and everything ready for
cotton culture These plantations, ranging
from DO acres % 59UJ respeciiyeiy, are what are
nue uplanGs. bringing a bale Of cotton 10 the
acre. Apply to SALE & NACCAEE,
Attorneys ar Law and Real Estate Ag'is-
no-IT Helena
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Opposite Cour. square.

WE have taken the spacious storehouss In
w tFs Ayres Block formerly occupi q bN
Robson z aitclelL and viii cOunect with the
Real Estate brokerage that OF the Auction Of
Goods and Mercnsu0 ise. The pie room We
now have Or the Storage OF goods and display
OF the same Will give Us unusual aciHiss in
disposiug 70 advan5 4Ee any c0nsigunienIs that
may be made TO Us.
liberal Cash Advances made on .cOn-iVn-
uieuls. htUNSAKRAT q STGOMEHI.
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LaquIre % BradIel's RupleT skIrt.

CAUTION.-Is guard against Isrosr-
z o. be particular to notice that skirts offered
ler DUPLEX have Lne rei ink scamp. VIZ. " J
SIR NGs upon ths waistband- none ofasrs
are genuine. Also, NOTICE that lch HOOP VIII
a-lnltt "a PIN being passed thrOu "a the center o.
20, tLefeJy Pi-nVLli6 thar tiaere are TWo apriugs
braided tnestaer therein, which IS the sEcREr
ot their superior SIREN trH and FLEXIHLLIrY
-uo q con nation uo- possessed BY any SINGLE
5PHTE nooa.
Ma1e N an styles td SElit the yFaarar- viz:
The .. Esss s-szs Ernff.ss ~ wards Cafegf} for
DrawtugrOoIn and Party Dress
rhe Pride 81 fhe W0rIs1. 81 Yards --latest
for Promenade ID sss.
tise saFas sEails . yards (latsstl tor House
Dres1.
HS- J. e name OF The style viii De found on
els Waisfof nj OF tresizirf. n-y-I lr1
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Essentially Southern in is main saasn-.s
IABoE ney ertheiess eonlaias a cnoiee seiectil.fi
"a the oest Northern copy-Fight mise fr- aus
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Mr.. Mcintosh" j" says The Rlchmoad H7s9.
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muzcal reputation rarely alIa1nes4 - any
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he stands e the very head Of chzrch music, 40
one disputing the position with BIN.
The book embraces everything q value &C
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all metres in use. in even key and every va
rfatv Of nlsascre-WiIh a fuu el-E1er fafv .is.-
partnsnt and fns collection o. HsW an terIls
set pieces and sentences II contains r.e.sri.
300 closely printed pages, neatly aud tsisfef1Ii,r
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Price 81 81 for which it viii At serf rfas
frte, TO any part OF the COUNTRY
single copies, for examinati1n 10 and fnfrf5fna-
ton, sent % any address, postass psid. an re-
csipt OF one dollar.
=. J. HUNTINGTON q CO.
Publishers and BOokseil lers.
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Two insertions, and saAdins = copy u th--r
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URIVIRSITY OF virginia.
appointment of Professors

Appointment OF Professors
TfNHE Board o. Nis.tors win meet at he Unl-
/ yersily, on the l5tL day o. A gust for the
purpose Of appointing Professor OF the Latin
language aud Literature, and a f'rOfrssOr Of
International snd Constitutional Law, Equity
ana rhe Law Merchant.
ff,mnuuications IN reference 70 either OF
tls1s tunents should De addressed 70 the
Flsesor al the University Of Nirldnla ARE
W. b. AAUPIs,
iyfIt CaRs11sp of he fssnlsy.
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Capt. De d ~. the R1man dictaa

Capt. De la Mesa, the Roman dictator,
who lords it over the people Of Rome,
SAYS the Augusta Press, has ordered the
keepers OF the Star saloon 70 take down
their sign Of lone star. He also or
dered another saloon keeper TO remove
his siRn-the Confederate saloon, He
Is the great man who has six Young men
of Rome in Jail in Atlanta for exhibiting
4 Confederate flag in tableaux rep-e-
ssnting the soldier's grave,
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S5O.0OOs


Tickets for this Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased at the principal
is-,yslrr and of f4s a. gtsl afseet, and
At the principal hotels and bookstores OF the
city.
some Of the prizes sre now on exhibition in
the windows appropriated % the uurpO e BY
Messrs. A. r.. GrisN old & Co., D.. A. Tyler, q. u.
Il mmernan. and Gaines & Ref Caali street.
Il L. proposed that the Lottery Will take place
20 The close or Bazsar, which is % com
meuee in February next.
Il VIII b entirely under the preparation and
direction Of gent. .e1uen o. high standing.
J. B. HOOD, President
DAESET Il MAuRY-
Sec'y OF TIE Sou' hern Hospital Association.
Parers disposed 10 favsr the Bazaar VIII please
copy tiiis advertisements. oee50
Y ARNSi Y Arm $!
WE are Agents for the Richlapd Msnufae-
w turing Company, Pulaski, Ienu.-) and
win keep fsu supply or their make OF Cotton
Yarns anu a. Sheeting, which will be sold b.
the Trade al the lowest rates- These are the
best goods made.
sOUTHVs5sr-fH & KNIGHT.
q fma HH- -
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s0aIaera H0spLtal AssOeIallon.

YYSE invite attention to the BEAUTIFUL
" PRIZES 90 be distributed 10y Rattle az the
BAZAAR, which viii bs held in THIS city IN
February next,
They coasl OF some OF the most costly and
beautiful pieces OF SHY ER which can De pro
cured in new Orleans; OF CLOUkS, BRO y Lks1,
BOHEMIAN glass une HORSES, and many
other oniecfs Of taste and OF substantial vzlle
anon ming IN an 10 abonb
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PRICE or sUBsCRIFTION.

PRICE or sUBSCBEPEEOS.
D siiy On atyauce) per anngm sl2 %
/ - pcr week .
| To carriers and new. .-de-lers, per copy S
Weekly Der annu1n On adFaucel 90
rB- Nosubscription entered on our mail books
Tor a less time than one 4 onth.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One suuare one insertion 81 %
each additional insertion 50
two weeks o.
90 one month so
Re- All advert iselnents considered due altsr
the drst Insertion.
se- All advertisements q the speclal Notice
column viii be- Oh rgsd 2Jceuis per line.
ns- MarriHge an1 death notices published IS
Sc Gdvertisen naents 10 be Inserted On the
Weekly paper only, ora iTeguiar intervals in
either OF the papers. vii BE- charged q per
EQuare FOR each nd every insertion.
So All advertise l nts not married Tor Pc
cial time VIII be discoutinued nj the end OF me
week.
Es- All advertiser for the ArrEAL must /
be handed in at the Clerks desk.
So TFaHsleIif aI,uertiselaeits must De pad for
Sc No advert sement VIII appear in the F.
We ky paper unless 10y special c0ntract
EE Our friends are req ed % Use their nest I
efforts 10 send us -uuscI1 ber-- auc MI Up car 7
lists and also 90 forward any Items OF EeWs
tlst may be OF sufficient local importance TO
warrant their publication.
TERMS az VTEEIELY.
AS an induc=meut To get up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale oi prices, which are
BIS low our current Office expenses VIII admit
one Copy. one year $50
To clubs OF ten OF more, each 81
twenty o. more, each W
{lrFff1liU "a ddrTies.
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The order eulanabed DIRECTLY rom hlin,
who at the time spread, by his act, the
name OF ifOrder OF Assassins through
all the erusading armies. The principles
that led 10 the absolute obedienee ex-
acted are due to the example OF hassan
bin Saba at Alamut, or at least must
have been sanctioned ftom him the
cardinal idea being that the ponuneate,
with its divine dispensing power Is m
divisibIe. and can be exercised only by
the hereditary representative OF al
through Iamail-
This society, it is said, viii be again
Consolidated and handed over to the son
of Aga Khan, the father now being old
and feeble The IsmailGe missionaries
to this day make numiTous converts
among the Indian tribes, and the obliga,
tions OF the order are implicitly obeyed
by and grOwingly populai 70 the Hlndoo.
OF course, the power o.. British occu-
patton restraints the orier from any
out and out assassiuati ions, for the patent
fact that the Aga is himself under Eng
lish protection," that is, control. The
possible extent, however to which
successful rebellion ia this far-away
province could carry these horrid doc
tTines in intellects 80 sery.le and savage
IS the Hind0O cannot be C,yer-estimatedi
nor are less singular the venerableness (
Of the order, It's Unbroken line Of pOntiti- /
Gates, its resurrection Of the ancient !
forms in this day OF alleged progress, and /
the fact that a British court is bound to /
decide on the legitimacy ,n tie descend |
ant Of him who cOnspire6 the murder Of T
their favorite and most ,hivalr0us SOW /
areign. By this decree )f Justice Ar
lould el0 900 year are guaranteed to
A ga Khan as the one entitled 10 the rev.
snues Of the " order Of ssassins."
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HAVE on hand and 70 arrive
81 bb'E Of Pork: 51 CASKS Bacon;
500 bbls. Sugar ~ aids. sugar;
5ll piecgs hsEaLug. 80 coils Rope;
81 b8l-s Ind a BagEiug, LOO cases EIzEdy Cher
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tiIo Bral dy- -guNlJ CiEars, vaTlOus
LOO boxes Virginia To- brands.
haruo. lUHg 1bi4. tIOur=
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lEENPuIS APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILx & WEEKLY
BY
JOHN S. c. HOGAN & co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-24
NEnoyuraEins.g

"Doreecrats should bo Encouraged
at the Frightening prospects OF the
country and party."--AdUeytiser.
This exhortation from the demo-
cratic organ Of this city, sounds very
much like the boy whistIing in the
dark to keep his courage up. Their
overwhelming defeat in the last polili.
cal cany ypss,--ihe passage Of all bills
10 our legislature and in congress in
direct opposition to their votes and
principles, their open acknowledge
ment in convention on the 9Th Of
January, they wero merely going
through form in placing ticket
before the people, which they had
not the remotost idea Of clecting, -
cannot certainly leave anything from
which they can hope to extract the
least possible atom Of encouragement.
The South, their " "forloru hope" " in
tho next Presidential canvass, they
behold without tho pale Of th,
government,-hclploss to succor, ant
poverless for evil. Their Presidcn
(for he has long since been convicted
Of treason TO the party that elOctc,
him) like an obstroperous boy a
school, is having his hnnds tied to hi
, back, and should he continue to pei
sist, will be treated with tho lai
resort, that Of expulsion from tn
high Office he now cneumbers. Thei
manns---tho spoils Of they n
longer acquire from tho hand
Of the Executive. and without thi
hey will perish lire wolves In vii
dcrnosS. when they can no longe
find food for their rapacious appe
titeP, will turn upon and dcvour cdcl
thcr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-24
News Items.

The resignation Of the French Cab.
met has created quite commotion at
Paris. Six Of the designations were
not accepted
The disbursements of the Treasury
Department last week amounted to
s2,145,1 ,197, aud the receipts from in.
terual revenue to s2,26O,7s9.
The Emperor Of Russia has issued
a ukase regarding Poland, 1t places
her finances under Russian direction,
divides Poland into five instead of
ten proYisi onal governments, gives
the Governors fuller powers, and
forms local guards. tC..
1t is announced that important
changes are to be made in few days
in the system of registering letters.
These changes, it is said, will insure
greater protection in the transmission
Of letters, and will fix upon Postmas-
ters aud other Postofice officials
greater responsibility in case of los
ses. .
NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, died at
=" Idlewild." his homo on the Ii I'D.
son. on Sunday evening, of paralysis
Mr.. Willis was born in Portland
Me-, Jan. 20, 1907, aud died on the
sixtieth anniversary of his birth
day. H..
Garibaldi, at tn, request Of an
American friend, has written letter
giving his opinion on affairs in the
United States. He applauds the
election of colored deputies to the
Massachusetts, Legislature. Earnest
| ly expresses his hope for the presor-
vation and future harmony of the
Union, aud urges the President to
come to terms with Congress. a.1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-24
WAsnlNnroN. I,hnnrr 1e.

The Presidents Washington eve
ming organ Of Friday says Of the
Administration. ''''i '
I" If necessary, its strong arm and
iIon hand will be in{oRed to stay the
course and prevent the. eoDsumation
Of Radical treason. The great oath
Of the President to defend and pro-
tect the Constitution will not be for.
gotten, and the people who sustain
him with their five hundred thousand
majority Of the voting population
ton North and South, will not forget
him. Events have already brought
the @ overnment to the verge Of an.
other revolution. If the Radical
majority in Congress pursues its trea-
sonable course much longer, the gov
eminent, in order TO sustain itself,
will have to arm its supporters. At
the call Of the President, all Of his
friends, North and South, and the ar
my and navy will respond. In such
a contest the issue cannot be doubt.
Iful. Congressman may be valiant
fighters on the floor Of Congress, but
when they come to lead their cohorts
into the field, il will be another thing
The real armies and great soldiers o
the republic will be found fghtiui
under the flag. We advise the opoSi
, tion Of the determined aud fixed fac
that Andrew johnson will servo ou
his constitutional term Of Office
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-24
gm Aarrrtisrmrats.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


will Offer for sale on the premises, at
| Public Vendue, on Tuesday the 10Th
duy Of February, A. D. 1867, the real es-
bounded and described as follows, TO wi:
All that part Of tho north west qurrlcr
nl section twelve Q2). Scipio township
Scuecs county, Ohio, not herctofOre con.
yeyed to Paul Brone, containing one
hundred aud fineen acres more or less. q
The land is situated about three aud
half miles mort east Vi Republic. Nine
~ acres cleared, twenty acres Of timber,
two houses, two barns aud fine bearing
orchard Three Wells, one cistern on
the premises. Possession given April /,
1867.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock.
Terms vi sale-one third cash on the
LIST of April 1857, $500 on the lst NJ
April 1868, $500 on the lst of April. go
and the balance to be dne and payable
at the deeease Of the undersigned, and
If the undersigned should not survive un-
Ill April Isl 1867 then both of said $500
notes to be due aud payablelat her death.
Said deferred payments to bear interest
trom April st, 1867, payable annually
and to be secured BY mortgage on prem
ses. i'a, o.
jan24nl5N3. ELIzABETH BRoNG.