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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-28
The New Congress,

The fortioth Congress will assem-
BILE in Washington next Monday. An
exchange speaking Of representation
says The States where elections for
Congress have not been held, and
which will be, consequently, unroprc.
sentod on the 18th OF March, are New
Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Isl
and, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Cali
iornia. Now Hampshire holds he
election in March, Connecticut an,
Rhode Island, in August and Cali
fornia in September. Special elec-
tions may and should bo called tC
meet the present emergency, The
representatives already elected to the
next House stands, Republican Tn
ionists l57, Democrats aud johnson
men 36. Thus tho Unionists stand
almost four to one, and have eight
cen more than a two.thirds majority
The Senate stands, Republican I'm.
ionists, lG; Democrats and Johnson
ties l5--that is, more than throo to
Que, and Eve moro than a two. thirds
voto.
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The Latest Fashions.

The New York Home Journal give,
the following items of fashionable in,
tolligence:
Ata recent ball given at Delmon',
cos, a ysung aud beautiful married
lady appeared in one Of thenew fash
iouable ball dresses which arc now
worn short, Ike tho street dresses.
The dress consisted Of pink silk un.
derskirt, which just touched tho ton
OF the shoes, which were of pink kid,
huttonod up over the ankle with white
butsoas, Over tho pink silk was a
short skirt of while tulle, trimmed
with pink satin pipings. The hair
was dressed very high, aud ornament.
cd with a wreath ofwild roses, the
center ofeaeh rose containing a dia-
mond Of great hrillianoy. The dress
was made by Partisan drossmaker,
aud II "a needless to say, attracted a
great deal Of attention.
Several young men have appeared
Iat fashionable receptions iu this city,
recently, in somethlng like court
dress- maroon velvet coat al nd hVcceh-
es, with silk stockings.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-28
Wages Of Farm Laborers,

The report of the Commissioner Of
Agriculture for January contains an
elaborate compilation Of the stat:st.
les of tho wages cfhrm labor through.
out the country, IL is based on the
original return from every State in
the Union, almost every county be,
ing represented in a proportion AZ
them. 1t also includes tao terri,or,
les, The average rate of wages for
white labo. without beard is made
s2S per month"; Sla 90 por month
with board The average rate OF
ireodmen's labor is SIC; with board
furnished, so rs. Tho highest rate
for States Is in California. which is
about si5. Massachusetts, pays tho
next higaeat--sSs. The average
rate for the Eastern States is s3S SO;
in tho Middle States, $50 o. Ia,
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Confirmed.

cxonaE J. AsDtRsos, Of sandusky,
whOse appointment. was snncunced last
week, as Collector Of the 9th District,
was confirmed by the Senate on the 25,h
instant. !, is expected thtt J. M. srE-
vKNs win receive the appointment Of
Deputy for this county. We know Of
no worthier man than Col Stevens, nor
Of one who will mako more competent
or popular officer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-28
Kentucky.

The recent Democratic State Conven-
tIon Of ths State, shows conclusivelY
that Kentucky realizes Us LITTLE as does
some Of The late Confelsrate States, The
situation Of tho country, and ,he ques.
tons that have been irreyocsbly settled
BY the late war. Probably II she would
have been treated mere as she deserved
10 have been like . seeded State, which
she virtually was by the number OF her
sons who esPoused the cause Of the re-
bellion, she would have at this lato
day began to cat ch at least a CLEAN Of
reason, instead OF, as in her convention
Of Friday last, reviving such fossilized
dogmas as State Rights, and giving their
unmistskable recognition to tho services
Of rebel soldiers. PRESrIcE Of the Lou.
isville JOURNAL, 1.-The most loyal paper
OF Louisville, during the war, comes out
in favor Of the ticket nominated by this
cx.rebel convention.
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The TRIBUNE, without courage on po-
litital questions, having sank into insig-
nifcance. We place tho NEws now at
the head of the Radical column In SEN
cca county.
Il is thps that the ADVERTISER digs
our grave. We desire earnestly TO re-
main Tor a season longer In Tiiin and
don't want 10 sell out, but Il seems iha,
we must either sbdlcate or declare
in favor Of negro suffrage so that the
ADVERTISER can call us "negro worship
pers" sa 1t does the News, and compare
us with the African m point Of int Tell.
gence with journalistic codicl IN
which we inherit nothing and the negro
everything lin short the ADVERTISER
wants us TO drop our guard 50 il can
thrust US with the sharp point Of It's pen
aud hold US up every week ali muuglcd
and bloody to tho Democracy of Seneca
couniy-somethiug upon which Il con
support itS weekly blackguardsm and
low Il nngs-cxamples Of which 1t has been
in small doses 10 tho editor
of the News.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-28
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO O'Ipir' on the 5iU day Of January. i,cs.l
o''icE oT THE AopiroR o. srlrK, n
49,, .SsURANE nnAgrNsNT
CoLuNH-fs. tIHto. Japusrv -. 1867 y

o"icE oF THE .lOproR o. SrlrRh
.SsURAWE nnAgrNtNT
SoLuN"Js. uHio, JABBsFv ~, is67)
WHssEAs, ihs LOHIl.LARD FIRE iNsIr
s saNNNE V'PMPANY, located ~ New YorR. In tho
sht" :" sew York. has hi IN this ofiiee swsPn
~ sment Of It's conlitton. rsOniF., w the frat
section OF he act" To regulate Insurance Comm
not incorporated ny th@ State OF Ohio - a.,s,l Anil
3. 1856. and anendsi Fsbtuary n 1854 and the ac
'' to rsguisie FoTeisa Insurance Coupaniess passed
APni .. 1866. and, WHEREAS. said Cnnnpany hsS
iOrntihed the nndergned satissrtopv evidence that
u "a possessed St Mt ieHst nnc Hundred and TIftY
Thousand Dollars Of Actual ossh Capital In
vested w stoeksor bonds, 10 noytesgcs % real s.
'hte, worth double The smi',nt CO.. web the same is
mnrgFged and. WHEsgAs, said Companv hss fled,
In this Office wnilen INSTRUMENT Baier is corpo,nte
seal signsd By the President and Secretary tsfsoF
AuthorI' ng any agent ss'nts Of said Company In
ihis state toacknowledes Service al procs a. for
said law
Now. THgREFoRu. in riuAnns Of the first ,eetion
oi the Aforesaid set, ., LANES n. GOLDMAN, An
1of Of the sa,e Of Ohio do hereby certify that sNid
% lizard IRE fnsuranos Company ofNew Yors
,. autho'feh 10 irthsAet the bushess of Fire lnsu-
fsnes W this State until the NJ first day of Jsnua
eight.
In WITEEss.l have bereunto sob.
tsHAi-I 'cribed my Snd -eansed the
@ ft seal &c my ,fine to be affixed the
day and year above written.
JAMES IL. GOODMAN, Auditor Of stats.
III. II. SnuDER TiBn. Ohio.
Agent. }iOS' Eek ELS, Fostofia. OHIO.
q, 7. FINCH, Green Springs.
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The Columbus Statesman asks
"Who can say the Democratic Party !.
dead2 We can name three excellent
witnesses who can testify to the dead,
ness Of the Statesman's party. First
Treason--~for hs killed it, sscond
Andrew Johnson--for he dug its
grave (; third, the American People
for they buried it. The Statesman n
can take its own time for bringin~
thSss witnesses on the stand--lSaa.
Rssiallr. ,-..-..
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MOTTO :. -NiadlrloH usstoa and CaFohae tlea,
~ ten his wife, Hanhah O. Hsalsn. L.smueln. nsa.
hsAton, their minaF ehiilfan. end lulR OsbcIn a.
lefnme osbotR, all Fssidsas OF Clark opntv Illinois
wiutak notice that NNihanlel ileatoa - EssauteI
ais af,he eenniy of SENECA aad State of tlho, dsed
hd The lak day " ianuasy, tSG7 he's petition ~
ihe rauft o Common floAs - sad seneoa Cannty
aaiast he Above named delrRdapu and othefa, the
the object sad payer OF which IL procure from said
nW ooAairaclen uf tbs will Aad eod eil made BY
ihs 1foateat. the asslanmeu Of d0aeIt0 Nav ues
loa and Tor the sale Or the real estate o. which
tbe dseean died ssiHea-- rhattAs ahsss uamei nar.
nes reqursd 10 answer aid pstitoh. before
lhe 2dth day of tehsaafy. lfDT- & a ai+.f9 ~
NAfhANlkL. HEArON, Exsoater
91nsoa a Pnsngtos p'Ainliai Atiolasys.
k1tAlfaitwopfe1so0 if
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-28
". Miscellaneous

OFyieE oT TAR AUDtToR o. arArKk
CoLUA nus. otua, IanHars %, 1857
" ts HeREBr CERrIuHD. That The fors aninr 10
correct copy Of the siat.m Of Condition OF tbs
LoriIlard Fire Insurance cqppars
orNe~ Yor aade TO ma 6 'ed m this ofes fvs ,As
year 1867.
Witness my hand and seal oa.ciAIy-
tsEALl JANshS " GOODMAN,
AqGtct Of STATE.
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oFncE or TnE ApDIroR or STATE,
iNsunANcE nEPAkTNRKT,

INsun.NoR llEPA NTNRRT,
t- CaLuNaus, Ono, January %, 1867
WtrEREAs, 1ha Home Insurance Company, locA--
tod at New haven. Ia the StSte Of Connecticut,
has hed In this nfiice sworn Shetonlant of ita
eondition, as required BY the act, . To regulate
lnshIapce Cump,nies not ihcnrpOfated BY tha
State Of Ohlo,n passed April >, lSSe, and amended
February ., iss4i and the act, "fo regulate fnr-
eign insurance Ce'apapies,, passed April ., 1885,
Z WHenEAs said coelpaAy hsa faSnished the un.
liersgned satisfactory evidence that z l. posseaa.
ed OF 40 actual rapital OF at least ONE HUM hED
AND blfTN THOUSAND D0ILA Invested az
required BY said actsj aud whereas, said COapnny
has flied in this office wilton Instrument under ta
corporate seal signed by the President and seere-
tary thereof, AutheElting any Agent OF Agents OF
siid Company in this state TO aok nox etge pice
Of process, for and IN behalf OF said Cnmbnuv A.
eording to the ternAR Of said act of April g. i8ss
Now, therefore, In pursuance q the acts af,re-
said. l, JAMES u. GOODMAN, Auditor Of statn
foJ ohio, do hereby certify that ~ Il Hame lnsr,
rance coplpany, of NeS Haven, C0nne gtieut l. an
thorized to transact the business OF Fire and Ma.
rinv lpsfancr In thi9 Stats until the thirty-hrst
day ef January. tn the year one Thousand eight
hundred and eiSty-erht Ti.a ~G fIl1
IL ~imoss whereof, hAVe heTeunto subeer,bed
nav name and caused the seal of my once TO b0
afnNed the day apd year above writttn IT
lsSAIl JAMES n. GOODMAN.
ny James Williams, Chief cIerk. = ''
- \. I. BREWER, Agent,
n's's'l 'rinu, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-28

Rumor says that the unworthy
brother, Congressman j. r. HubbelI
OF the Delaware district, will be an
pointed District Attorney for he
Northern District Of Ohio, aud that
Colonel Hastings, Of Lake county.
will be Marshal,
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STATE or coSNEnrI6ur, !
COUNTY OP Rrky HAvRk

STATE or coSNEorI6uT =.
cousrvoP NEW HAvEs,
DouoL,s n sArrHRLEE. President and VIZ. :.
GoopELL. Secretary of the Home IosurAnce Com.
pAny. OF New Maven. Conneeticut. beinF severaily.
swora, depOse aud say that the loregalne b Ollf
truo and oorrtcf AtatemcAt of fi4 affairs OF the
said Insurance Company, and that they ara tile,
above described oticers thereof
D. r. sArTERLEE, President.
Wa. s. GooDgtt, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before, me, this 10th day
Of JanuAFy. 1851.
IsEss9 JoaEPu SHELDoss Notary Public.
lffyE cESr srAsr.l f f8f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-02-28

orFtcE or rHE ACpiroR oF SrArE
OoLuHaus, OHic January 2s, 1861
4 Is hereby certified, that the foregoingis corr
rect copy of the statement OF the condition OF tho
Home Insurance Company # New Haven Con.
neetieut, made to and nled In thia ofnce, DT the
year 1851
! witness, my hand .eol Oa,eiAl,y.
lsxAL JAARa. n. GoBHAs,
Auditor Of stete.
ny lanes willlAms, Chief CLERK,
cERrIFtcAFg OF AUrHoRITY.
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EXECUTOR'Fs NOTICE.

The undersisasd has beea duly spDolnted anSaon,
hme AZ Tho executo. at the last win and tesianleat
OF Shemas ioN d, late of SeneoA eosnty, 4lho de-
eeas sed, hs tbs Probate Cauri of said county
ntn3 HENRY EBhERf.
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1 Orr NoRTtIss. 1NsrArE

The padsIslspeA ksve been appaiIted and quail .
nedaftae sHsonieTs efths laa viii and testams NJ
of Lott Nofrs, late al seneca oupnty, Ohio, decd
JOHN Z. NORRla
nleSa,l EPHRAlM NORRIS,
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STATENIENr
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Home Insurance Company,
oF NEW HAVEN cnNM

\ NJ OF NEW HAVEN COMM
on the 3Ist day Of December. 1850, nade 10 the
Auditor Of ohio, pursuant to the Statute OF that
State. -
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BNT
OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
LorilIard Fire Insurance Co.,

On the list day ofJanunry 1867, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, Pursuant to the Statute Of
that State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

THRILLIxG.-In speech by Hon. Louis Bar
ker, Speaker of the Maine Legislature, the fol-
lowing. thrilling reference was made to the man
who fills the Presidential chair -" His
nomination was the mistake of the century. A
brutal barbarism would have bribed no brave
to Undue his hapds in blood to make Hannibal
Hamlin President. Had he held the succession
there would have been one more one less as
sassination to darken the annals of crime. The
stern logic of events indicates that there would
have been one less.''
REMEMBER that the two most prominent candi-
dates who opposed Gorham in the State Conven-
tion-General Bidwell and Frank Pixley-are
now his ardent upporters.-WarysviHe Appeal.
REMEMBER that H. H. Haight is the slanderer
of the martyr Lincoln. Every Union man should
repudiate his claims.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

REFLECT BEFORE You VoTE.-Can any Union
soldier of the rebellion so far forget the princi.
pies for which he fought, as to aid, even indi-
rectly, in the election of such a man as IIaight
We would ask such of our friends Of the Union
party as think of scratching Gorham, to think
twice before they do it. We ask them to think
what their relations to the Union party will be
after having supported its enemies. Will Union
men consent to fellowship with them? Will
those who bolt the Union ticket at the next cleo
tion be recognized as Union men? Can they
ever consistently ask anything at the hands Of
the Union party2 We say to all those who make
the nomination of Gorham an excuse for boiling
that more consistent, radical Union man does
not exist to-day than George C. Gorham nor a
more bitter, --vindictive apostate and political
turn-coat, than Haight. You have your choice
"A true-blue Union man or q whitewashed
rebel.-.Nountain Messenger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

Coop PAPEE.-The Yreka Journal has COM
menced its fifteenth volume. Nixon, if we re-
member right, has controlled it for six years,
and has all the time made it a most creditable
representative Of the people and interests of Sis
kiyou county. We wish it many more recurring
birthdays, attended by the same evidence OF
prosperity as at present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
The Unicn Platform.

Tho Union Party Of the State of California. in Convention
assembled hereby the people of this State their
platform and declaration of party principles:
Resorcd That in the present, in the past ire
eoncaby opposed and traitors, whether the
shall attempt suvert Union and control Gov
without and that upon the loyalty Of the Nation tried and
proven rely to re-esab firmly and forever the bond
OF our National Union
Resolved That in reconsructing the nation its foundations
should be justice and its architects loyalty and
willing that those active to destroy shoid be
preferred builders to erect it, and until it shall appear that
in the States lately rebellion loyal exist cap
bic and ready to administer justice and enforce law in accord
with the principles of of freedmen. and
equally is wish that the Government be administered
And the law enforced by the loyal agents Of the Federal Gov
eminent.
recognize policy wise it is magnanimous and
when the respective States late in rebellion shall bring
themselves within the provisions, will welcome them
sisters and receive them equals in reconstructed Unon
Resosd That we deem the passage by the Legislature of
law establishing eight hours labor legal days work,
emnently just and proper.
Rcsolred That the importation of Chinese other
people of the MonSolian into the Pacific States Ter
ritores is in respect injurious and degrading Amer
lean competition, and evil that should be restricted by
legislation and abated by such legal and constitutional
are in power
ReS0red That the future primary elections of the Union
party in this State should he held under the provisions Of the
primary election law and that such test should b prescribed
and enforced shall exclude all persons not members of the
Union party
Resored That fully approve the amendments to the
Constitution of the State presented by the Legislature
1885, and providing that the Legislature shall have
to make appropriation of money for any purpose whac
for period longer than two that the should
be accepted by the Legislature adopted by the people, and
become part of the Constitution Of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24
OHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A,

OHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- Execution issued out of the District Court of
the Ninth Judicial District of the State Of CAL
ifornia, in and for the county of Trinity, in the
action of William Ware against c. Lucasson,
Jere. Long and Jacob Singer, duly attested on
the I'd day of August, A. D. 1867, have levied
upon and will sell to satisfy said execution costs
and accruing costs, all the right, title and inter-
est which said defendants, or either of them, had
on the goth day of June, A. D. 1867, in and to
the following described property, to wit: Those
certain mining claims situate on the east bank
of Sidney gulch, and known as the Singer and
Long claims, and adjoining the mining claims of
Henry Martin, together with the bitches and
Improvements thereon or in anywise appertain-
ing thereto. Also, the reservoir belonging to
said defendants mining claims, ali being situate
in said county and State. Notice is hereby given
that on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, A. D. 1867,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and four
o'clock p. NJ, at the Court House door, in the
town of Weaverville, will sell the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder, for cash.
Weaverville, August 2lst, 1867.
JAMES COCHRAN, Sheriff.
By A. BOWLER, Deputy. 33:4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24
UNION
Mass Meetin gS.

i offices will address the people at the times
and places specified below
LEWISTON, Thursday August % INDIAN
CREEK, Friday. August 23 HAY FORK, Sat
urday, August - cox S BAR, Sunday, Au-
gust % {; CARAVANS, Tuesday August u ::
RATTLESNAKE, Wednesday, Aug. 2s NORTH
FORK, Thursday, August 20; DOUGLAS CT
TY, Friday, August 80 JUNCTION CITY, Sat
urday, August u ; CANYON CITY, Saturday,
Sept. l. WEAVERVILLE, Monday, Sept. g.
BY order OF Union County Committee,
3I:to D. E. GORDON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

Success TO IT.-The Humboldt Times COM
menced its fourteenth volume on the 18th of this
month 1t is edited by J. E. Wyman; has al
ways been true to the interests of that county,
and was an unfalterng friend of the Government
when suicidal hands labored for its overthrow
We wish it as many more years of prosperity
and usefulness, to say the least.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

BULLY FOR JoHNsoN.-In his speech here John
son, the Democratic man for Congress, remarked
that he expected to be sent to Washington by the
people of this State, and that he should make il
his first business to reconstruct the Congress
which he considers is going all wrong. 1t will
be somewhat annoying to his afiinities here to
know that he has lately been spcechifying in
Plumas county, where he stated that I" if elect
ed he would not take a very large quantity Of
brains with him to Washington" " which the To-
cal papers pronounce ''t the frozen truth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

HIS RECORD PROVES IT. = Referring to Hon
Chas. Westmorland, Union nominee for the As
sembly from Humboldt county, the Times says
" To say that he is gentleman of fine abilities
and an able and ready debatcr that he is and
ever has been loyal and true to the country o
his birth, and that he is an enthusiastic sup
porter of the Congressional plans of reorganiza-
ton and reconstruction of the late rebel dis
tricts, is but to declare what is already known
not only in this county, but throughout the State
of California -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

MILITARY VIsIroR.-Major Bowman, command
ant at Fort CASTOR, passed through here en- route
for San Francisco, early in the week. He speaks
hopefully of a speedy and permanent settlement
of Indian difficulties in this section of the State,
and believes that the murderer of Col Stockton
and party will soon be captured. If not killed
in the taking, he will be turned over to the civil
authorities for punishment. Some important
propositions in connection with Indian matters
will be presented as soon as space will permit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

LIABILITIES OF GREENWOOD il NEwBAuER-
So far as we can learn the liabilities of the above
lett, $4,000; N. F. Griffin, $ll 600 Hupp Il
Sutherin, $500 F. W. Young, 81 900 TIA
cy Scoheld, $1,000; Richards Bros, $4,000 ;
Scheffcr Co., 1900 Dr., Ware, Sl,7Oo; A.
Butler, 5000 Hyde Bros, 81, 900; Win Chong,
5000. Other losses will bring the amount up to
$4,000 Among the old Trini,arians who lose
by the oan francisco house (some for large a
mounts), we hear the names OF l. G.. Messic. Da
vid Kinds, NJ. W. Personette, Ira Howe, S. Loft
man, Charley Miller, D. Foley and Jas. Murray.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-24

THE PIxLEY SIsTERs-This charming trio gave
two entertainments here last week, and have
since been drawing crowded and highly-enter-
tanned houses at Junction and Douglas cities.
1t is the most pleasing and meritorious troupe
that has favored us with a visit for years, and
we Recommend the Pxley Sisters to the patron
age of the valley people, before whom they will
shortly appear. Tonight friday they have
volunteered benefit for Mr.. Charles Thomas,
proprietor of the late WeaYerville Theatcr