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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
HARPER'S WEEKL Y
sPLENDiDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Or;t;ooI No,;,a 90 ,ha De-.

Tho Model Newspaper OF our country--com.
plete In alf tho departments Of the American
Family Paper-Harpcr's Weekly has earned for
itself right to its title, "a journal OF CivilEa-
on."-Ne,s York Erenitg Fod.
Our future historians will enrich themselves
out Of lIarper's Weekly long u0er writers. aud
printers, aud publishers arc turned to du,t.-Nsu
Turk Eraagslit.
The best Of It's class in American ,-Boson Trar.
elier
Iarper's Weekly may bo mruservedly decl,r.
ei the host newspaper in Amcrica--Independeai
Nelo York
The articles upon public questions which ap.
pear In larpers Weekly from week to week
from remarkable series OF brief political es.
says. They are distinguished by clear aud point
cd statement, by good common sense, by indie
pendencs aud breadth Of view. They expires,
mature conyiciton, high principle, and strong
feeling, and take their place among the best
newspaper writing Of the time.--North drncrieaI
ksrics Hos'gH, Mess.
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PERSONAL.

Tcnnysons new poem will Be pub
lishoa In February.
The New York SUI calls George
Francis Train a "sociOl soda fount,'
Dr. d, Howard of New York has
received the Paris Exposition medal
for the best ambulance, o,
Mrs. Cady Stanton aud Miss An.
thony are about to start newspaper
entitled The Revolution.
1t Is said that Edwin Booth realiz
cd over Sll 200 for his recent twelve
nights engagement in ST. Louis.
Tho Emperor Napoleon is said to
bo busy at Life Of Augustus, "
which will be the complement Of his
"Lif6 of Caesar"
Mr.. Seward has in mind project
to purchase tho whole solar system,
aud reconstruct it according to the
Presidents plan.
Cyrus w. Field is TO DO made the
recipient Of a magnificent silver din.
ner service Of twelve pieces, the gii
Of George Peabody.
Gen. Sehouler or Maj, Barstow
will bo President Of the Massaehu.
setts Senate, and Harvey jewell will
probably be elected Speaker.
The following is the resolution,
respecting General Grant, adopted by
the New Hampshire Republicans, at
their lsto Convention "Resolced,
That in behalf of the loyal people OF
New Hampshire, we do hereby pro.
claim, as our aud their FIRST choice for
neat Presi3eu, Of tho United States,
General Ulysses 5. Grant, who led
our armies to victory sSd our eoun-
try to peace, Reticeat Sad sagaoious
in council, self.possessed aud daring
in battle, modest aud maguanimous
10 victory, he is 6rst in the eon6dencs
aud FIRST in the hearts Of his country.
msn,
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Congressman Killed,

Columbus dispatches report a sad
occurrence at Marysyille, Ohio, Sun
day forenoon. which resulted in the
death of Hon. c. s. Hamilton, mem
Der Of Congress from the Eight Dis.
triet. Mr.. Hamilton, il seems, had a
son, aged about seventeen years, who
is insane, who approached him from
behind, striking him IN the head with
an ak and killing him instantly. He
then attempted to kill younger
brother, but only succeeded in
wouudiug hin. The deceased was
highly esteemed in public and private
life, and represented his district ably
Sud aoocptably. Tic was Republi.
can. The boys insanity, it seems,
was Of such character, that It was
not deemed necessary TO con6ue him,
aud ho had recently been attending
school.
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Shoulder to Shoulder,

Whatever may be said Of 'rebukos
and lessons administered to the Re.
publican party in the fall elections,
Gays an exchange, one thing is mani
fsst---it had mover more reliable
unity and concert Of action in its
Congressional majority, than now
There arc disagreements upon fuan
cial questions; but upon these every
man is his own gospel, and neither
party has su established creed. Blu,
whenever a well defined and purely
political issue ia presented, involving
equal citizenship as tho basis of re.
construction, the Republican party 10
Congress is a solid phalaux. Witness
tho vote in both branches on tho
striking out Of the word white from
the laws Of the District; 80 to s in
tho Senate, and almost as equally dc.
olsiNe 10 the House. Witness the
vote in the House, ON Mr.. Benjamin
resolution in response TO tho Presi'
dents inyective against impartial suf-
hngci yeas III, nays 80. There is
no schism now or hcneeforth upon
this issue 10 the Republican ranks
The language Of that resolution do.
fHes the fixed and unalterablo policy
eE the party, to wit; that il "will
never consent to tai retrogrado
step from It's advance position IN
promoting tie cause of'equal rights,
nor deviatc from in fixed purpose Of
protecting all men as equal before the
law" Let il DO so recorded.
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Legal Notice.

john II. N.ishuwander, Court OF Common
Against tNA " Se"eSN
Hora-o Wagher county, OHIO.
Dslen,nt. Civn Action.
iNHE defendant will take notlce, that on the
fourth dsyot December A. D. 1857. the plain
tin hl,d his petition in the above entitled cause
Ia said Court, against the eendsat the substance
Of which IL aa follows
That the plalntlf owns IN Eoe Almple three un-
divided fourth parts OF In lot No 2S, in the arst
werd of linn City. Ohio, and also an estate Tor
the life OF Wm. wagner, In the other undi Vided
fourth psrt thereof. And slso that the defendant
IL sisEet In fae simple n one undivided fourth
part OF said premises subject 20 said life estate
The prayer is that the Plaintiff. may have his
said Interest In 9aid real estate set of to him in
seyeralty, aud Tor general relief W
Tho petition muet be answered on or before
February 18Th, 1889. or II will h, taken a. trus.
LEE& BREWER, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Dec ~, 1881. IW6nos--SsTk
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KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY!
The Only Legolized Drawing Of the
Character in the United Statesl
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
To be Drawn at COving-
ton, ky.
Glass y, December 81,
1867.

No more acceptable and appropriate present
can be made to mother, wife, daughter, hus-
baud o father, than ticket In the Kentucky
State Lottery. II has long been acknowledged
that Il offers greater Inducements to the purchat-
cra OF tickets than other lrsalized lottery IN
the world. The December schrmc surpasses. In
grandeur, anything the kind ever presented 10
the public; IL distributes S29O.On0. The capital
prize Ia $50 ZOO iusurlnga handsome fortune TO
the lucky holder OF the corresponding ticbet.
Hundreds Of well aitested instances, timilRr 20
the folinSing. are almfist daily occurring; Miss
Mary Russell Milford, who died in 1855, when
only ten years Of age, gained, as prize IL lot
terv, the handsome sum OF ten thousand pounds,
or Atty thousand dollars. The ticket which drew
this magnificent sum, was presented to her by her
father, Dr. Milford, one Of the most prominent
men and Judges Of the time" How many homes
would he brlShtened bv similar success in the
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING OF the Kentucky
State LniicrN. On Dncemhar 1lnI. 1867.
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The Bltlusiasiic Democracy.
WAsnINaroN. Dec. Il

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 10.
The National Democratic Resident
Committee held meeting here to.
day, which was immensely enthusi.
astic over johnson and Hancock. A
series Of three resolutions were pass.
ed unanimously. They we're briefly
as fellows:
f'irst-dBully for Hancock
Sccoud--"Bully for johnson >
Third--"Thsl copies be furnished
to both these patriots
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SRlsswhere wo print tho letter Of
Gli Grant to the President. twill
relieve the minds Of many editors
who have desired "an expression"
FROM the hero Of the rebellion The
indications are now, that Grant will
stand a head and shoulders above oil
the other presidential candidates Of
the Union party.
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Let Posterity Help Pay the Ma
tional Debt.

Tho New York San, 10 calling up0n
Congress to vosk aud reduce tho
taxes, says:
The idea that the national debt
must bo hurriedly paid is an absurA.
~. Tho country has lately come out
Of an exhausting war, aud il is tho
worst policy to compel il, while thus
weak and crippled, to strain every
nerve for the mere sake seeing how
noon it eau cash the war bill. The
country needs little time to roeuper.
ate from the late exhaustion. Give
i. time to regain It's strengths impart
a fresh start TO productive industry,
buiinoss enterprise, aud the develop
nont &C uaiioaal resources, and il
will b9 able to ray the debt with com
parative case, The true policy is to
drain the country as little as possible
b. taxation, until II shall have r,
gained it's sOti war prosperity. There
is neither necessity nor excuse for
the opposite course. All that the
government really requires is enough
money to pay its current expenses,
aud to meet the interest paymeEts oa
the debt. Foreign governments never
trouble themselves abou. tho priuci.
pal Of their indebtedness, being we'll
satisfied il they eau pay tho interest.
We should not take them for hnan.
eial models, but thsir policy shows
that there is no need for the course
which our government is pursuing
Ten or twenty years hence, for in-
stance, tho amount Of tho present
yearly tax in this country could be
raised without half the injury 10 ba-
siness which il now entails.
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4 n the. District Court of the United States, for
the Northern District Of Ohio, S. In the mat.
ter Of Henry A. Bowlus and Jacob o. Bowlua
Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy, A Warrant in Bank.
ruptey has been issued by said Court against the
estate of Henry 4 Bowlus and Jacob o. Bowlus,
OF Kansas, IN the County Of Seneca, Of the State
OF OHIO, 10 said District, Adjudged Banxrupts
upon the Petition of Raymond a Lowe, ct a..
thor ereditorsi aud the payment OF any debts,
snd the delivery OF any property belonging 10
snid bankrupts to them or to their use, and the
transfer OF any property by them, are forbidtlen
by law, meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank.
iupts 10 prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees Of their estates will be held At a
Court Of bankruptcy To be holden at Cleveland
IN said District on the thirteenth day Of January
lsas, at lOOclOck, A. NJ. At the Office Of Nyron n
Keith, Esquire, one Of the Registers in Bank.
ruptoy Of said Court. HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy Y. 4. Marshal, Messenger
notOW2--SA
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Harpers Weekly, ono year 90
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tage. Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
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Farm for Sale.

7 Will offer nav farm II private sale, situated
] one mile west of sycamore Village Wyandot
county, Ohio. ThA farm contains 100 aeres, OF
which about 90 acres cleared and tho balance
10 vel tiinbredi the tmpr1vemenia eonslHt OF one
eomaodiona Frame HoUs4 aud frame Darn. With
all other necessary out buidings; u Is we'll wa
tered, and q goad orchard on tt.
ag-Aay person Wishing 70 purchase good
farm are lnvited 70 call and xamine the premlseS
Nov. %, 1851 sm Sei
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned, wishiHg TO quit farming, or
iors bis spleniid farm Tor sale very cheap, aitu-
atei IN Wellington tlwnship, Hancock county,
ohio. ono and hall mites south Of FosfoTia,
containing is7 acres, 81 Of which we'll ifnProv-
eii The btl7nc" Is timber lsnd There ~ q good
raIne house, barn, wlgoa-h0uae, aud plenty OF
orchard Of all kinds OF grafted fruit, and tro
good wells Of water and a elslsgn, For fnTthAf
particulars inquire of tho suhsonber On the farm,
or Adiress him by letter at Fostptia, Ohio, ~
SIN oot2t MARTIN MAuRKsA.
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The Methodist Goncert-for the
benefit Of the Sabbath School of that
church, on Monday evening, was a
complete success. The singing by
the scholars was very creditable aud
the oysters served in an adjoining
room were excellent. Quite large
sum must have been realized from the
entertainment, as the hall was crowd.
od
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TO TAXPAYERS.

/ y view Of the scarcity Of currency at this mo
ment, aud convinced that an extentien Of time
AhNrein IN pay the taxes VIII afford relief 10 some
who arc IN arear, I win receive Taxes up 10 Janu-
AIRY IN, ISIS, without charging pennlly thereon
ANah yourselves OF this oier and save costs.
... JIM. ZAHM,
noloWil Treasurer az seneca Comfy,
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The Black Crook at Springfield,
The proprietor of Que Of the hotels
10 Springfield offered the manager of
the Black Crook family their board
during their stay in that city, for a
benefit ball. The offer was accepted.
That landlord was sharp, and knew
what he was about. The Crook COM
pany's exhibitions would lead even
very sedatc men to join in the dance;
hence the very probable success of
the venture.
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PLAN OF THE LOrrBaI.--Th numbers
from to 1000, printed sep rate slips Of pa
per are eucircled with smqll tin tubs, and plac-
ed In = glass wheel by the swarm Commissioneis,
the priEes are similarly cneircled, and placed in
another wheel. A number is drawn by a blind
folded boy, and at the stme time prize ia drawn
In she same manner both are opened and cNhib-
tod to tha AudienDe,-that number heine entitled
10 the prize drawn with II, This operation is re-
peated un,il al the prizes are drawn
The Nhove mngnih'"nt scheme will he drawn in
public In Covingtnn, kV on the ilst dav of De-
oemhrr. 1881. bslns the GREAT HOLIDAY
DRAWING IL the wear.
These Lotteries are chartered and authorized nv
the L@gislature, and are conducted und-r the
supervision OF three sworn Commissioners. ap-
pointed hehaf OF the state. te see that justice
IL done 70 ALL They not Gift enterprises, but
responsible money institutions. which have be"n
successfully conducted since 1877. and have many
more years TO run. BOads to a lAtge amount are
hled 10 secure thu paym'nt OF all prizes.
The oificlal list Of numbers drawing prizes will
be published In the New York Herald, Chicago
Papera, Ciucinnah Daily Commercial, and Gin
einnati German pAners. Address AL orders for
tickets to MURRAY, EDnY 4 CO.,
nosw2l Coylugton, Ky.
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Rellnquished. In view Of many
opposing circumstances we have re-
linquished the design of publishing a
daily during the holidays. We ex.
tend thanks to those Of our patrons
who would have aided us. ~.
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Nrw advertisements.
NOTICE.

4 meeting for the election of Directors
will be held at the Office Of the Cleveland,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company in
Tiiiin, Ohio on the 9Th day of January, 1868.
THoS. RUTrER, Pres't.
n. G.. PENNINGTON, Secy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Charles Foster
Plaintiff
Court OF Com Pleas
J. C. Johnson. partners Seneca County o.
under name or
Dement, h Johnson


j. Z. Johnson; partners Seneca County o.
under name Of
Dement, h Johnson
Defa.
rthe said Defendant !. G.. johnson, will take
I notice that the Plaintiff Charles Poster, on tho
18th day Of October, 1851 filed his petition In the
Clerks ofiicc OF Seneca Common fleas, against
Augustus J. Bemcnt J. g. Johnson, partners
under the nrm name OF Demcut \ Johnson, where
in la substance he says
ist. That Defendents on February ,. i6e6, exc
cuted and delivered TO Foster, oimsted Cor
their promissOry note for one hundred and atty
dolarA payable one day after date, that said note
Is now owned by Plaintiff and there is due 10 him
from DEPENDENTS therein, one hundred AMI hfty
dollars, with interest from February 4. 1885.
2nd. That there IL due 10 him from Defendants,
on their promissory note executed and delivered
10 him on anth day Of April, 1851, for fcur thou
sand ave hun ired thirty six dollars aud 10 cents,
payable one day after date, balance In the sum
Of three hundred sixteen dollars and " cents,
with interest from Sept J. lsc1. That an order
Of attachment against said J, Q. Johnson, has
been issued herein.
Plaintiff praNs for judgement against said re-
PENDANTS. foI $3.50 with interest from February 4,
1865 and slls o. with interest from Sept. 3, 1867.
That unless said ]. q. johnson answer or denur
10 the said Petition OF Paintin. by the Sth day OF
February, A d, is g. said Petition will be taken
as true and judgement will be rendered thereon Ao-
LEE BREWER, Att'ys for Pl'T,
Dec. o, 1867 t6wnO7--sh
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Local and Miscellaneous.

In Advance. We issue our paper,
this week, one day in advance ir
order that "aIl hands" may enjoy the
holidays.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Probate Court OF
Seneca county ohio.

NTITTY 7
ond Othcra. III ua..ll.Ht aw d Hd.
Notiee IL hereby given that In the above enti-
Tied eAusa, the underaignrd, pursuant 10 the order
OF said Court, will oeF for sale a. pablc auction,
At the door ef the Court House In said County,
bctween the hours OF 10 O oclock A. Al. and O'Clock
p. NJ on the 18th day of January 1875, the ons
undivided half OF the SOUTHWEST quarter of Sec
tion tweniy tour t2il In rownshtp one, North OF
range hltcnn East In Seneca County Ohio.
said promises will be Id lfea and clear q tho
dover OF sarah seiHly. widow of said Edwin s
fcigly, and upon the iolkswing terms
One thirf eash Al time Of sale. one-third in
ono year, aud oaa-th.rd In two years, with inter-
est on deferred payments, and mortgage on the
premises sold 70 secure the ~amc.
SARAH gfIGLY. Adrp,N.
noawisoisl LEE A BREWER, At,yt
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Lieutenant General SnERNAN, Ma
ior General SHERIDAN. aud Breyst
M.jor General AuGuR have been ap-
pointed BY the Secretary of War; a
Board to examine the proposed sys-
lcln Of revised army regulations.
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The action Of the Virginia Couvon.
tlon in declining 10 ask for coOtinu.
ing the Freedman's Bureau, the reso.
lation not having commanded even
the whole colored vote, is the occa-
sion Of msoh lalk IN YashIps,en.
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Temperance Meeting, The Month
ly Union Temperance Meeting will
be held next Sabbath evening (29lh
inst.) at the City Hall. Address by
Rev. Mr.. Moore of the Presbyterian
Church. A general attendance of
the citizens is expected.
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n
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JOHN NEWMAN'S ESTATE.

NOalce u here gives tbAtthe aaderalraed has
" appolniet and Is qualified A. ENccutar OF the
Vii and k,sate Of john Newman, late OF Seneca
County, ohlo deceased. -
JAMES BoYp sw.
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Christmas Presents.--Mr. VIM.
Gallup has received a new assortment
of silver waro entirely suitable for
holiday prcsonst Call before pur-
chasing.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Charles Foster
Plaintiff
against .I.1

.s.ln., Plaintiff ooa-,st Com, Plea.
Augusta. $. Bsmen, and Seneca County o.
The said DefeniantJ C Johnson viii take no :
tec that on the 18th day of October, 1877. Plain
tin hled his Petition In the Clerks Ofee of Court
OF Common PlnaH Of Seneca County, ohio, against
in In substance he says;
That on the bth dAy OF May 1863, said Defend
ants Ausus,uss nemrnt and }, c Johnson. ex-
ecuted aud delivered 10 Plaintiff their pron,is-
sorry noto for tWo thousand three hundr / dol
lars PAYABLE one day after date, aid that etid
sum = sde 70 .'s,d,if from Defendants thereon,
with Interest thereon from 5ih Of May, lael.
That an orierof sfttchnant has been issued here
in agAinstsaid J. C Johnson ~ - lI' n
pl'mtin prays judgement against sia Defend.
ant. for said sum OF two thonsani three hun
dred dollars, with Interest from May s 1881
And that unless stidJ J. @. Johnson answer said
Petition hT the n dsY at February. A D. 1868
the said retiti n will be tseku as true and judge.
ment rendered agtinst said Dafcnda Il accofdttg-
.iy Lee 4 BREWER At,ivs t,r. ptilf,
Dec. 8, 1867. q IGwnrT-sio SO
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Council Proceedings .--Rogular
session. The Clerk was instructed to
draw orders on the proper funds for
suudry Ocets amounting in all to
s1S3,24
The committee to whom was re-.
ferr'd the account of Joel Hull for
altering tunnel and paving alley, at
his premises in lst ward. reported in
writing which was received aud the
Clerk instructed to draw an order for
said account, of S14,05.
On motion a committee was ap-
pointed to inquire into the cxpediency
of converting the Market House into
business rooms. Council adjourned.
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