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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

PARpoN.-The Governor on yesterday
granted a pardon to James NJ. FurcroD,
convicted in the Hastings Court OF Rich
mond Judge Burnham) of horse-stealing
and sentenced to the penitentiary for five
wears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

DIChMO AND DANNlLb5iE ~, dt 81
IL RAILR0AD.-NoTlCsT TO Bon GF2np oT ths Ricb. a:
All gess"ap1 aodiIs anread Company are hereby
niosmsa that the nSs phs od as
liver its new bonds in exchahse s"' Parties can
obtsn ei,hef coupon REGISTERED oenSs esss st Ss
are nvertibs from one 10 the oIhs hseb ali United
statss taxes viii be paid By the Company, ,na office
Apply to Mr.. J. d. BLAlR, Audisorni rniMRnSD n
OF the Company President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

TsTABLIsHED 1884,
T. p. J. CREW CO.,
f,uesessors to O. Crew b sou,l
srghH SOAP AND CANDLE MAHofAor uhhao'
Nos, liz. lis, and lit, Seventeenth street.
opposite the Old Market, Richmond vreihis,
have now in factory large stoof OF sopefi''
FAMILY SOAPS,
vhieh We offer to the trade as'sueh pnees -
Msko u " 'As u I'm
..s 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

JUDGE BURNHAM's Court John Harvey,
negro, indicted for stealing 900 pounds Of
bacon from Mr.. Roach, was convicted, and
sentenced to five years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

SUPREME COURT OF ArPEALs.-In this
court yesterday the argument in the case
Of Scott's executrix Us. Scott was CON
cluded, and the case was laid over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

LITERARY FAvoRs.-Turner has our
thanks for the New York Weekly, Boys
and Girls Monthly, and The Little Cleaner ];
all Of which he sell at lila Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

THE SHOOTING AFFAIR on BROAD
srREET.-The case of Joe Darnen and
Robert Anderson, negro boys, charged
with feloniously shooting a negro man
named James Burnett on the 26th ultmo
near the corner of Ninth and Broad streets,
was called before the Mayor on yesterday
morning, but owing to the critical condi-
tion Of the wounded man, was continued
until Wednesday next, and the prisoners
bailed in the sum Of $3.50 each for their
! aDDearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02
8lrl1montl. 1lspatfh,
2, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH - is LARGER THAN THE COM.
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY .....-r-E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

| ,"Vk OUT FOR sOUTH ERN
!sls 49,, i'I'H Of Eoyenber ID. it viii be rich +,
q "L3 iscy. TURNER,
lila Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

J THEATRE.-There will be a matinee ~
the theatre at 2 o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02
De7aHStfy.

W JONES, SURGICAL AND
< WHIMSICAL DENTIST has moved @kyzM
- -isce and residence back to Main esEEES&S esES&S
Fl. ..,an. thoroughly and gently performed
1r,~g yTrEAGTH0 without pain.
-S.rg INsEKTED on NULCANITE PLATE,
'''.r-,.-':y warranted. oc l6
DG, &. rsIr1S4 =; KE"MbEk 'ls,s Of ss,,;noIs s1R
s. p-ns! street Richmond, Va.
- s..,G ~ the beet manner at red need prices
..,r. artificial teeth on the vulcaniie base
.-..vtrl4 'atiug The natural org an and restoring
..r.r.r Il the face, at the low prices Of SEQ
=. ra. $50 per ~
',...--s oxide gas given in extracting teeth rem.
..,... the cqeralon painless and safe.
,..s-su'
:, FISON. SURGEON QSsTA
= DEsTtsT OprIcs ASp RKstDgsoE ISafS%
:. lI.u ElE. BBrSRss SLEvRsrK AEp
-,,,rr.. a-Sss-. RICHsoSp. Va &c 7I-ly
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GENTLEMEH'S LIST.

GENTLEMEE'B LIbT.
Abrams, J. e. Gerard - fetneTDfluse'
Adams, J. X. Globs, n. p"tcr,sb
adler, W. w. Glots, Je1nss FeteiuoioeA' a.
Andrews, Dr. 0oodmsn, W. pl,
4 +. Goodmhn, ". pneip'iI y, a.
Anderson, DR.. Souldmanl A. n, w
VIM. Govan aired nSso.., ~
IrmstropR DR.. Grdntum, Tom Plummer
Arn.tt. A. D. (colorsd) p,oo,o,,. h0AGS
Aruelt H. Green Eea pieaSsnts Hrrb
argyle, K. y. Green, q >. pieasants pieasas' q n
AImis,e san Gr1Gln G. a. Pott., Farley 4
w T. Grettsr Clark Co.
Atwood, T.. Gray, powon w n fa)
Barrett &. Grebs. W. powsii N
Banks, g lc'd) Gwath usey;u' P"wsii' iSr ] II.
Baker, +: hackst., 1rics Cbas.
Barker, J. 3. tco!oreli piaTc. VIM.
Ralrey w y. hsctI,r' WIN. Pucipher. g. -C2)
Barnett Thos. H.Wkashs' nov. Sstcsiff. las. Z.
Badger, l.. W., p Rafcliffs. Jas.
Benham, T. A. Hsnnon, d Ravsii VIM f2)
Beck g. w. HAnnAn, o. % "'"'SN'
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b00rdi3tg ana LO6gj7.y.

NIkiCAN ROTEL,
'A4L IATELY AT TIE VIRGINIA
CkNTRAL RAILROAD,
STA UNIT ON, VA
y"INHhl NADETBJUsCH, PRoPRIEToRs;
VIII ~. NIB, MANAGER;
''+A WHOLLY, SUPERINTENDENT.
-,-1 Horre.or.. IA rc5 uming the Management nj
r-. .'.-hH|wn aud popular Hotel, 30 long
l.'r' r'-'.sa11E known to tho travelling pubnc,
An-,...y .y 'he tn'ure 10 retain the reputation Inc
- u, borne asa
lr.... fiKer-CLASS HOTEL.
,g's.''y' lmmed ediateiy at the railroad Depot
..tr, convenient stopping place tor persons
b. '''es' OF u search Of bsalth.
-A- bARBER SHOP in the house.
l.,,.,-s 'nrrs of the telegraph and stage lines
f,', O.. MS town are djninlng this house
.g--,&,.. t'asn LIVERY STABLE, under O'Tools
'''h' is Connected with this honse.
80 hcCHEsNEY 4 co. .
grrtr ~ henh OF the county Will be furnlshea
I.,ly."' lliy cents, and horses fed by Messrs.
=" " Tooie a. twenty cents. oc lS-Sm
- ~: \, II. THORNTON, CORNER
r.r,S3ol hENpE AND BOSS STREETS, has several
&c. ,g e ,ul'es OF rooms for families, and can
b y" gg"''os's IaANslENr PBGMAhENF. aud
g-rl.s' : 81 F.Eh In IN best htyl-. The house T.
la "ii' Convenient 70 all parts of the city, and
Lgu' fTL"'. DE omitted 10 give sartsfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

DOCKLAND LIME. II, 200 barrels
IL Just received per schooner 3. AreaisHsss:r sr
os II -, AAe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

The Attorney; General; Clerk OF Giro ut Court
Cashier Rank Virginia College Library er'
camille Library Publisher OF the Church Advo
cate House 1OI2 Broad streot; Pastor OF the 20
lored Baptist Church p. w. II e. -
ALEXANDER SHARP, p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02

The sheriff proceeded Immediately to
call the names Of the talesmen last sum-
moned.
n. B. Parsley had heard reports Of
nearly all the evidence read, but was sure
that he could do the prisoner justice if
sworn as juror.
The prisoners counsel objected to Mr.
Parsley on the ground that he was over
sixty years of age.
The Court was Of opinion that the rails.
ing of this objection was optional with the
juror, bu, directed Mr.. Parsley to stant
aside.
NJ. Cardoni and Ambrose Spears were
Germans, unable to understand the ques
tions of the Court. Rejected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-02
Groceries, dc.

:rHE GREATEST LUXURY IN THE
r -.l !, good Tea-,he place TO buy it. 72l
g..,.- -..-,. GEupoT der Tea OF the best quality,
..-s. ..a.Ud Qgall'y ian eXcelisnt articie), 81.
3. other grades Of Tea. OF the best quality, in
,,.rr..gu Roasted Coffee retnsd and brown
J. H. AsTHOHY'S Tea Store,
~! six doors above the Spo,swoo ood Hotel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
Things to be Remembered.

e
That the encouragement given TO
the South by tho Democratic party Of
the North brought on the late war. si
Thnt the sympathy aud support of
that party prolonged the terrible
struggle
That Democratic credit before the
war was reduced to such degree that
Buchanan's Secretary of the Treas.
ury had to get the inaorsemet of
some Of the strong Republican States
in order to raise twelve millions 81
dollars.
That the Republican administra.
ton of Lincoln had no difficulty n
raising more than twenty seven hun
dred millions, two hundred. and TWEEN.
ty five times as much, and that too
10 the midst of a struggle to ever
throw that administration aud TO de-
stroy the Government.
That before the war the Democratic
6nanei9rs sent agents to Europe aud
could not borrow dollat.
That now there are more than Eve
krndred millioHs Of our g6set1meut
bonds bsld by EuroPean capitalists
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NUMBER so.


That the Democracy claims that
the national debt Is an effectual bar.
rier to national prosperity aud can
never be paid fflfH ayGis
That Republican congress .houoh
afflicted with traitor in the ctait ue
tho Chef executive, hps accomplished
payment of onc.tenth Of the dctt In
two years.
That, tlYc policy Of tEc Domocrst.
ic party, If they ret into power. will
be to tax the country to pay, not only
the rebel war debt, but also for the
slaves liberated by LiDcoln's EmaB-
cipation Proclamation, or repudiase
both debts North and South aud pay
for the slaves.
That our example Of Democratic
management tindsr Pierce hhd Ba-
chanan, shows that to give the Gov
ernment again into their hands, would
be to bring upon the county general
financial ruin. uiJtf
That, finally, this peacs Democracy
the identical party that caused the
war aud brought the great debt upon
us. claimes to be the only party thst
that can show us how 20 manage II.
Aud now have 10 put forward the
worst rebcI sympsthifeF, yaffn
disham oblyexeepted, as . candidate
of the party for Governor, at the en-
suoingClectiidn. i ais besH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
The Proposed Constitutional
"a siia Amendment.

The proposed Amendment Of our
Coustitutiou has, for the last FIVE
months, NJ been published 10
yearly every newspaper in Ohio, yet
there are many voters in the State,
who do not understand the real ques.
tons submitted to the people for
their approval or rejection at the eec-
ton. We wish to call our readers
attention specially to the language
of the much talked Of Amendmed
which isin the words following;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
/. Farm for Sale

He undersigned Ofier- n private sale his
Farm, consisting OF iOl54 -atres, G5 cleared
and under cult lyptlolH sltateftifo efneeRS Npyn'
en- z, on ulesl lnper SanilqslSy, rad, iy9 miles
SonurWtst OF Tdin, mil Contains tlioteon,
fraTet ana io iroiiie. Wkood f6iiiit bank tenth
house, splendid well Of water, an orchard Of 30
apple trees, and n good selection Of nlher fruits.
The hTin viii be sold npon reasonable TERMS, by
applying at the premises
CHAs. HEDGES,
or tQ,A Wa MILLER, 0t thia. office
Spe eg lsrlriw5 10 GGN3
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DENTISTRY!

Dr.C. & IBeilhnrz, has removed to
- Commercial Row shoyG s. Johns Drug
store. aud httel Ap 4 DENTAL HEAD. QUAN.
TERS, where he j. prepared to do work In all
the vHJous departments IT Dentistry in the most
approved nhnner of pehial Ssenee. it
Reduced Rates;
r. Prices haye eome down In most ALL D. psrtm en- Y
aud must In DrntAtry. &NeAre fully
dftnrminc,tto suit onr priecR 20 the ability OF ALL
and do our work NJ the lowest possible rates.
Teeth extracted without charge. for those who
want artificial teeth. We arc prepared toe eXtract
teeth without pain, by the agency of any of the
means now used for the purpose in this country
Teeth hlledrwith pure gold ipH superior manner.
All upfratlons warranted. Cqmc and acc Us.
Tihiu, July H., lS61-6m. G. G. BElLHARZ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
10 TFF1N ONO THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER,

.fcagc. We know they don't like that.
aud | doubt whether some of you
like it very much.
But I will tell you what VIC do
like; I like il because it hurts these
abolniuable Buttcrnuts. / would
/ like to see them have to swallow Cuf.
/ fy until his hecls would 50 down their
lthroats, II would he a pleasure to
me to scc'this, the Joy Of my life. But
not only this, there would be more
votes for Ms in Ohio.
Over in Eastern Ohio, at one of
General Bogan's meetings, Tie pres.
cut position Of the Democrats was
well defined. On large banner was
a representation of negro on all
fours, with q Democrat astridc of him,
with his hands in his wool holding
dim down. the Democra. uttcring tho
words, "Thc last hold"
say the negro isequll to the Bat
ternut anyhow Vallaudigham, says
we arc going to disirauchise him
Ills fears about it show that he has a
little conscicnce, aud am glad he
has. We urc not to blame for pro.
posing to give the negro the right TO
vote, we could not help it. Jordan
Is hard road to travel we found it
SO in the war We mover would have
given the negro his rights voluntari-
lly, We we're made to do il by coer.
lcidn. We starred out with the priu.
eipIo that wc should not touch a htir
of the head Of the peculiar Institution
of slavery. You remember how ouf
army frst'wcnt forth, mlrching down
with gay banners and sweet music to
whip the rebellion. We went down
as Gcocral logan has said with elder
squirt guns charged with rose wafer
We were simply ordered to march
down to take our property back and
possess it. There was great regret in
Washington that we were compelled
to tread the sacred soil of old Virgin.
in and young Kentucky. Aud oul
soldiers were. ordered not to disturb
any of their property.
TIE speaker then showed how stet
Iby step We had been forced to give
the negro his rights, using mainly
The arguments IN his speech already
published Said he, some mcn sent
substitutes in the army, aud when
they scHt a Black m IN they By that
action ihd6rscd the principle that the
black man was as good as themselves.
IIr they sent mtn whom they did
mot consider as good as themselves,
they committed fraud, The Dean
ocrqtic party sent good many nc.
grocs in their places; and not only
did they get them to go 10 their plac
es, but often gave them from Eve
hundred TO a thousand dollars besides
thus acknowledging that tho negro
was five hundred or thousand dol.
lars bettcrfhan they were themselves.
Laughter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03

= GIN. GRxNr, sipce be entered upon
the duties Of the War 0ahce. has re-
eoived a great number Of letters ads
vising him to use great eauiioa intha
matter Of his personal safety, i.s,.j.a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
AVnIn TUE OITACKS.

II yor are suffering from youthful indiscretion
and have seminal weakness emissions &C, I will
send yOu lee ofcharge, iuiOTmAti0p which n fol-
loved win cure you without the nid q pedicine
Address u ~ HRNRy AMsDGK, i
aAiTaltstg Staten -. n. Y,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03

Think little Of yourself, and you
will not be Injured when others think
little of you
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03

FuRrnER returns from the CaIifofl
MIA election ,s.ake Haight's majority
shout 5000 The State S66st1 Wlfl
have = RepuBlisaa mQoillD Skffatfl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
Ik.A.s. MteTI,NlIMpP;,Ln

l. surgeon in the army-has nnrmanentlv loca-
ted In Ti11n mn bivinz Md dftpehfvrars eNperi-
eneo in the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and sh arc the PUBLIC pN'ropsgc. -. :. .-,
Ee@0eheqib AsAhNnaliIiall huitdipgf ~ %
d. AtlcsnA tftsHded TO cifher AZ AiVlt or.dayss
2 kian. EVtniinfng surgeon for reneiofs.
apris6gtfl II. u. MARTIN, NJ. n.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03

What is the difference between d
barber anal6.n6ehehlIaOno has re
zors to shave, aud the other has sha-
yers to ralse, ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
puritul.
GOING TO school,
nY GEog0E coorER.

DY GEogGE COOPER.
Ne helped nor over the meadow hrook,
While her feet he timidfy set
Nwai iKss66SSE lI4ass wtFYfFfYTt't 3
Thov passed the brook, AMI il seemed TO sng
With n swcctcr, mcrricr sound. .lf
A. the two with their school hooks wgndcrcd ON
Ger the cloycrladen ground.
o LITTLE maiden how fairyon werc.
WHh yolIf eYes # hrPvrVivhne 81
Amt Tive din. sies pltycN oN Nprtrt thscts Ne play
On arose the drops Of dow. $4,000
Az pliv on % rose tho dr0na 0f lew,
when the hrccgcs mcrrly blow
Anl your lips they wore iiuts of the ripcninl
p",ch,
In the mornings rudy glow
Rare feet how thcy twnl,iel among the grass;
Did you know whcnrvcr you took
Tho path fnr school, thar he waited Tor Won
by the willow shaded brooli
Since then the fragrant blossoms have come
To the bough, alil many time;
Aud ahridgc is over Tho brook that sings,
As Of old, its pleasant rhyme.
And two oato straying uDon The bank, r
As pen those van lcrug Words
And they talk 10 the happy -th1oi-lay time,
And they watch the bnlhuy birds
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
ToeTEAccaHHERRs.~
ro SCHOOL TEACHERS,

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
\ County, will hold examinations In the Grand
Jury Room. in the Court House in THIN. com
mencing at oOclocls A. NJ. on each saturday of
October mud November AMI on the nth and nth
davs of December 1861. ufs
No certificate win granted except On an exami-
nation day
JoIN McCAULrY.l
'fl" -Af f-a JAMES PtLLARs,l Examiners.f
81. RIRHwooD.
sept. %, i6T. r- tr-
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NLOTlCE Is, HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the eo-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Uriah EngiemhR and Mm A. nnerle un-
der the firm name OF Engleman 4 Doerle, Is this
dag dieaolvedby mutual consent.
The book account VIII be settled u EnglemAn,
and the business hereafter conducted by W. A,
DOerle Co. .4
U. ENGLENAN,
c4ta ilf w. A. DOERLE.
Thankful for past faYors, I hope to merit,
through strict attention to business, and 10 the
wants of customers continuance ofthe slme
se2s.3t w. A. DOERLE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03

WHY are some persons like sprne
trees? Because they are evergreen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
THE ATOMTZER.

A hhw svit'r Of treAtine lung md Chest Nsea.
Res Catarrh Asthmn So And all Naladies Of
tAn digestive Organs nv the use Of the AtnWizer
. The AtomIzor Is an Annaratrs constructed on
Feicntin nrIncinles, which bv mechnnicsl ar
steam. converts lnv medicine into q irc SPRAY,
andy,ry scAdliy conyeys y .into Tie Bronchial
Tubes or Lings with the nesniratofv current
The meiiclne submitted 10 the Annarstus. lose
nafhlng nj their ChnuaieNl value rs in other nre-
ptFatians. bnt ave nrceirei iniN the Resniratory
orgAns In their f'dl m atrNngiha ThoRe de-
string treatment by this method, can obtain II by
AZ VIZ Sfid,, AStrrc rear 90 thsfFrsfI S+il aiai
Bank. Perry street. au Tsep6'66ni7yi. 4
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b, ....... ...'o u. O9..J. A: ROYER,
.1 % DR.J. y. OicoNNER,
DR.. J. CHAMBERLAIN,
lc I BOTANlS To- a.

TIAvING BREN knsEVT FROM THE
iIuCitv and cnuntv two years IN conseoucnec Of
al healih, and brine completely re-torch. has
returned agatn 70 TINA, TO resume his tormrr
Ssssinn.- 10 Odiccg one door South nf nchm's
V,rOcerv on Main street Residence, FIRST door
EaHtof the MIL Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
aug2'6snl2yt. y tN NE7lsr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY!
TO De DRAWN Al CovlNcvoN, ky.
CLASS n, Oct. l6fh,
Cf@SSi Y, Ocs. 3IsE,
Prizes amounting 10 $230,G50.
23,000 Numbers and~fo8 Prizes.
TicEeH s12, Haircs So, Quarters SO.

Tickets Sl2, Hdtrcs 80, quarters %.
PLAN OF THE I,OrTERV.-The numbers
from 10 2gte, printed on tep,ratc slilis OF pa
per are encirctd With rmall Tin iuhrs, and Tlac-
ed IN one wheel The przes, II which there are
7ss. vary yingas above, from $4,000 to $50 are
slmuarly printed on scpawtr slips, Cncircrd, AMI
blhccd ~ another wheel. The wheels nrs then
rcvdlyed and number Il drawn firm he wheel
or numbers and ~ the SINE time prize Is
drawn from sho cthrr wheel The numhcr and
prize drawn out arc opened and exhibited TO- the
audience and registered, the prise heiag pl'ecd
against tire rnufhr rrdrawn Fhis operatlvn'is re-
peaicd lniil all the prizes are drawn out.
nB- Tho above magnificent singlc-numhcr lot
terry will bc drawn in public, in Covngton, Ky"
hy sworn commissioners, At one o'clock 7. VI at
-the eorncri ot Fourth md scott STREETS. The
Kentucky States Lotteries are no Gft Enterprises
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have hcen
conducicd forthe past thirty years, and are druwn
undert he authority Of a charter rom the State,
and bonds are given for tho payment Of all prizes
The drawings are published in the New York
Herald and Cincinnati Commercial.
The above scheme viii bc drawn tho middle
aud l'pt % each unnth during lsc7 aud 1873.
Circulars OF Lotteries drawing daily sent by
application to the Managers.
Address al orders for tickets n
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
Coyington. Ky.
E1- AGENTS WANTED. s'pti-ly.
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! Administrator's Notice.

iNJ0TIoE lsShcroby given that the undersigned
1 has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrAtor Of the estate OF Peter Springer, late OF
Seneca County, Ohio deceased.
Sept 49, 1sG7.-raw.f- ffl.-tIf s.f.t.sr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
bel GFhRnf s YINGLING.

PsHXSICIAN s. SURG EoN,
JTAs RRTURNED TO THR CRY oFTIF-
" FIN, for the purpose Of practicing his pro-
fession.
Calls promptly attended IN the citv and country.
Can he consulted At his office in tho rear of the
Firs' National RNnk .-on pcrrv-Sircct. or ~ tho
residence OF his cr-in-law-Beniamin Tomb.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
tsoat tElANeous.59
VotmER & aKERCHNER;v /.
I6MBER hTD COAL YkRb,
AucrIoNgER,s NOTICE..

fTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
j. out License 20 Illow said business in Seneea
Snd adloiniag Counties, is now ready at all times
To CRY SALES.
Eatire satisfaction viii be guaranteed In every
easil 10 sldenee oeAr MeSieo, Senece County
: ,di.seaonlOfs 4 aSz s1Asa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-03
NEGRo SUFFRAGE.

But there is one other thing about
which they are very much troubled.
That is the question of negro suf-