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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
Foreign News.

NAPOLEON has returned TO Paris
from Biarrits.
The PRICE and Princess Of Prussia
are to visit England this month.
A telegram from Dublin, dated Sun.
day, says the Fenian alarm lie subsid-
ing.
MESoTTI GARIBALpI, has been com
missioned by his father, 0eneralissi
mo Of the insurrectionary forces.
A 6rc at Port Colbornn, Canady,
Saturday, destroyed property to the
amount Of forty thousand dollars.
II is officially denied that Earl
Denny contemplatcs resigning his
position at the head Of the British
Cabinet.
The English papers and people arc
finding much fault with the Govern.
ment for designating Edward Thorn.
ton as the successor Of Sir Frederick
Bruce.
The North German Gazette, gener.
ally considered the organ OF Bis.
marck's opinions, stated Saturday
that il was fully convinced Of the sin.
cerity Of Napolean's expressed desire
for peace.
A bill for nbolishing the Concordat
has been introduced ia the Austrian
Parliament. Government opposes IT,
taking the ground that the Concord +.
at is treaty, not law, and Parlia-
ment has no authority over it.
It was generally thought 10 Paris
on Friday, that all Italy would follow
GARIBALDG in the effort to restore
Rome to Italy, aud that VIcToR
EMANUEL would soon pass the Roman
border and proclaim the papal terri.
tory a part Of his kingdom,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
Andy Johnson on the Ohio Eleo-
tion.

The Washington Republican Of
Monday last, gives an account Of an
interview had with the President, on
Saturday, by conservative Rcpubli-
can, in which the President freely
expressed himself on the late cleo e
tions. It says:
His attention was called 10 an anal
ysis Of the recent election in Ohio,
where two great parties presented
each its ticket. The people looked at
them both discriminately, and took
the soldier standard bearer, Hayes,
ofthe Republican party, thus seem.
ingly rebuking the Democrats for
nominating q VallahdighSm man like
Thurman instead Of a soldier, and
accepted and elected the legislative
ticket Of the Democratic and conserv-
alivo party to prevent the reelection
ofa Radical like Mr.. Wade, thus re-
pudiating the two extremes 10 politics
and then Mt the Same election they
buried the disturbing question Of nc
gro equality. Said the President,
"it is remarkable fact; II is the logic
Of events; IL Is the true lesson Of the
election, aud what makes the fact
still more remarkable is that this
wonderful discrimination was made
by the people themselves at tho polls,
aud that these extraordinary results
we're obtained in the face Of the mis-
representations that were constantly
made in the press and upon the
stump; and, furthermore, that the
government of the State was in the
hands Of the Radicals, aud the treas.
ure Of wealthy men was poured out
like water to aid them in carrying the
State. The people have conquered
in spite of these appliances, and have
pointed but the right way for others,
disregarding tho two dangerous ex-
tremes, aud taking safe, high and
Conservative ground, as laid down in
tho August Philadelphia Convention
Of 1866, upon the Constitution for
tho preservation Of tho States, and in
favor Of pure loyalty aud a united
aud FREQ c0uBtry.
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One-haf become due the Goth DAY OF DECEMBER
paid henceforth said goth of De-
cmber The half falls due the GOTH DAY OF JUNE 1S
and any time prior said date Persons wishing
av whole payment must do by the goth Of
r. December, 1867, to avoid penalty
xos NJ real estate returned delinquent subject penalty of
er cent If Default be made the December payment of Per-
the whole beccmt due and the Treasurer srequed col
& bv dstant or otherwise the entire amount together with per
penalty. -,
The earnestly requested call early in order avoid
the large crowd undoubtedly hrOng the Ireasuers ohce in
December and june and also calls attention to the fact
that per penalty charged NIL neglected taxes for
payment may offered after December 90 1867 or June 20
1868
Treasurer's Office Seneca County, Ohio
October 7th, 1867. r-L.l. .r0a-r
J. MZAIIM, Treasurer.
N BThe Tasurcs Office has the South part
the addition to the Court House.
October 18th, 1867
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

SuIcIDE.--0n monday morning, Ed
ward Seachrist, a German living on
Decatur street, shot himself, the ball
passing through the lower jaw, from
which wound we learn he has since
died. He was derangcd. SandHsky
Journal
In a fit Of lunacy. the other day, we
resorted to the oxpodient of throwing.
about half.pint Of benzine into the
stove to make the 6rs burn better.
No sooner had the pesky stuff touched
the Goals, than. with terrible roar
aud the rnpidity oflightning, it blaEed
up, communicated with the cup in our
hands aud wrapped us in its warm om-
brace. We waltzed around like dog
with bee in his ear, getting slight
idea Of martyrs sensations at the
stake, and the hereafter Of sinners,
but our devil had the presence Of
mind to throw a bucket Of lye, on US,
and We we're saved from entering upon
the reality. Smoking like a hot pota
to, we sat down to sum up the dam-
ages. The covering with which ma
turc provided our Uranium had almost
vanished, leaving us permamrely
bald; our ears were crisped, and We
are in momeutary expectation OF
breaking them of; our nose was
"doue brown; our eye.lashes were
minus, and oh horror OF horrors our
moustacho--on which We doted-had
fallen like ripe grain before the NOW
er's seythe, and we felt pretty badly
used up ourself, No insurance,
-Bclierae GGxsfie.
MoNRoEvILLE.-In visit TO this
aourishing littl6villsge, the other day
we we're considerably surprised at is
size. 1t is a thrifty place, almost al
large as our own town, possesses sew
eral very fine business houses, lt'
church spires look we'll at distance
aud nearer approach shows the
churches themselves 10 be neat anC
commodious. It's streets are pleasan
and shady, aud many Of its private
residences, arc almost elegant, The
stores all seemed to be doing livel.
business.
/ The baseball mania prevails ther'
} as we'll as elsewhere. The 6rst min,
; Of their club were out for practice
'and syiueod considerable expertnos
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P1bhlc Sale.

THE under.lgned will offer At public Auction,
l at his resileaeo, iiye n,iea seath.sest % fes-
loria, on the Tifan and FiDdlay State road, on
Tuesday, October 2A.h, 1867,
The following property, viIi I head o. horses.
1 milk COW, head Il young cattle, IA head OF
hogs, ~ head 0f eAssp, two horse wagon. one
sstt double buggy harnesa. aud sett double plow
harness large slyd, plowa. l double shovel
pillow, harrow, culuvater I horse rake, hay
iork, faDRing mill, eOmbn ned reaper and mower
! hAad elder mill, also sett Dlackamith tools,
riaet household end Kitchen furniture snd other
articles not here mentioned. together with bay By
the tOn and acres Of corn In the shock tart
TERMS OF SALE
Ahsums over e3, y credit Of y months viii Be
given. with approved security and stamped noteD
for amOunii nhder -, cash. r.wx,,,
or. %, tssT-tv.
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JEFF. FREEZE,
TAILOR.
OcLio, ls5I-3,

II As opened Tailor Shop, up stairs, over the
II Hoop skirt Store, and neNriy opposite the
Iorlng il all iis branches; cutting, making, nc.
pairing and cleaning. Trusting 10 his long eNpe-
rienee, ne can assure the pnblic OF his a6il-
~ TO please. Particular attention given 10 the
cutting and making OF boys Clothing. Cutting
done pFomptly, and marked and tNsd With care.
oct, I1th, leSf,--st, r.rrr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
The American Equal Rights Asso-
Clation,
To THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE,

To THE EDITOR or THE TRIBUNE,
SIR The Legislature of Kansas
has submitted, separately, the ques-
tions of"Suffrage for Colorcd Men.
and "Suffrage for Women" to a vote
of the electors of that State, the com.
ing autumn.
Our Association wishes to send
Tracts aud Speakers into the State,
to make thorough canvass Of every
School District, during the month Of
October, feeling sure that With such
an agitation, both questions may be
easily carried at the November Elec-
ton.
TO do this work, money is needed.
Willing hands aud hearts are ready,
and only wait the means.
We ask the Friends Of Equal
Rights to send us eontributions--cach
according to his ability--the rich, of
their abundance, aud the poor, the
widows mite" If every Man and
every woman who wishes to see the
tA pcEiutUb VI N'utNcINul louuldSS
tried, will holp us now, the morning
after the Kansas election the Tele-
graph will announce to TIE world
that in Kansas all ,oomen as well as
all men are equal before the law
& In behalf Of tho American Equal
Rights Association.
LUCRETIA MOTT, Pres't.
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, } 70.
FREDERICK DoUGLAs, ~.
Henry WARD BEECHER,
SUSAN b. ANTHONY, Cor, Sec'y. 4
HENRY b. BLACKWELL, Rec. Sec'y.
Contributions sent in Drafts
on New York, or Post Office Orders,
payable to the Order of the Ameri.
can Equal Right Association, 81
Park Row, Groom Id New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
Cabinet Rumors.

Among the rumors in regard TO
tho changes Of administration to be
effected, is one that connects the
name of Reverdy johnson with the
Department Of State. We have roa
son to believe that there is, or at
least has been, some ground for it in
fact. We have been told on good au.
thonty that when Mr.. Stanton was
suspended, the president requested
Ex Gov. Andrew, Of Massach chusetts,
TO take sis place. Our informant
adds that Gov. Acdrcw replied to the
solicitation that if the President
would assign to Mr.. Reverdy Johnson
a prominent place in the Cabinet, he
would be inclined to accept the posi-
ton offered to himself. 1t may be
that the President is considering this
suggestion. Such appointments would
have peculiar Significance, from the
fact that Mr.. Roverdy johnson made,
at tho close OF tho last Congress and
on the final passage of the Recon.
structiou act, an able and eloquent
speech, in which he urged the South
ern people to accept il and act upon
it as speedily as possible, as the best
attaiuable and most practicable meth
cd Of reconstruction under the exist
ing temper of Congress aud the poo
pie. Senator Jonson took this course
IRON the patriotic desire, as he ex.
pressly said, to see the country rap.
idly restored to pea:e and to consti.
tutional government; and II is known
that he spent some time with tho
President. in an endeavor to induce
him to give his assent to the net upon
the same ground. Gov. Andrew S
antecedonts, and his present convic.
tious no less, are we'll known Zee
| Dn,f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
Tax Notice for 1867.

pursuance hereby given that the OF taxation,
1867 the County Of Seneca and State Of Ohio
rey the annexed table, showing the number Of mills levied
every dollar taxable property represented the grand duplicate
for 1867 in each township also the city Of n, all in
said Seneca County. c. 7t .II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
New advertisements.
John A. Newman,s Estate.

NOTICE On the 4th day Of October, A. D.,
IN 1867, the Probate Court Of senecs County,
Ohio, declared the estate OF said John A, New
man, deceased, probably insolvent. credtors
are therefore required 20 present their claims a.
gainst said estate TO tho undersigned for
allowance, within six months from the time a
boYe mentioned, OF they viii not be entitled
JOHN STIScHCoMB,
Administrator lie bonia n0n OF the Ostats OF John
A. Newman, heed.
oct. ID. ssI -sw. r, prises'oo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
MURDER AT SPRINGFIELD.

Perhaps no city in the country has
been moro infested by robbers and
burglars, within the last two years,
than Springfield, Ohio, the county
seat OF CLARK. For long time these
dopredations were confued to petty
thclts; annoying indeed, but not of
such nature as to occasion serious
alarm. These were followed 10y bur.
glaries of dwellings, the residents of
which woro temporarily absent, or
noiselcss plundcring Of remote rooms
in houses whore the inmates were
soundly sleeping.
Some Intellectual attempts to check
these marauders was mado about
year ago, but their ineficiency aud
failure gave the scoundrels fresh cour-
age. They became much less reserved
in their demonstrations. Houses
wero entered aud robbed apparently
almost with impunity; and in many
cases tho sleopers were either drugged
with chloroiorm or, if they made any
alarm seized and choked in their beds,
There is not q house in the city,
which s,ouudrels might suppose
worth plundering, that has not been
visited in this way within the last
year, aud the whole community has
been kept in state OF excitement
aud alarm.
0u several occasions meu have
been stopped on the streets while
returning at night to their homes,
Last week an old man was seitcd and
robbed by three ruffians,on ono Of the
railroads poav the place, in broad
daylight. And yesterday morning,
this series ofhigh.handed outrage aud
crimes eliminated in ono of the blood.
lest murders which has ever dis
graced the State. .at
DAVID HERTzLER, au old, respect.
able and wealthy citiEOn, President
of the Clark County Bank, was shot
through tho heart in his own house,
after being previously shot in the
head aud leg, Our dispatches give
the particulars Of this most foul mur.
der. Iu these it stated that no mon
ey was secured by the murderers; but
lator private advicos indicate that
they carried off hundred thousand
dollars In gold aud bonds. 81
Two arrests have been made al
, ready; Eve thousand dollars reward
is offered for the capture of the muir
dererS; some facts arc known which
have put the police on their track
and ve-hope soon to chronicle tho ar,
rest aud coudign punishment Of all
the perpetrators Of this terrible crime
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Noah seitz's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the undersigned
~ has been appointed And IA quaiihed As TX
eeutor OF the viii and estate OF Noah seiis, late
Of sehecA County, deceased.
oct.iO, Isd7- -sw.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

The cflicers of the Ohio Poniten.
tiary, at Columbus, discovered, on
Sunday, an un6uishcd tunnel leading
from the engine room of the Ohio
Tool Company 10 the main scwsr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

JAMEs MvRPHr, superio tondent of
IpdiHp Affaiss, is treating with the
indians near Fort Lsroed, aud finds
them peAccbiy disposed, at least in
professions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

Rev. DR.. Guthrie is the author Of
those beautiful sentiments; "They say
| am growing old because my hair is
silvered, and there are crow, $ feet up
on my forehead, and my step is not so
6rm aud elastic as ofyOre. But they
are not mistaken. That is not me,
Tho knees are week, but the knees are
not me. The brow is wrinkeled, but
the brow is not me, Thisis tho house
in which l live. But l am young
younger than ever ] was before y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17
Outrage.

Al the late election tho Trustees
o. election in HopeWsll Towuship re,
fused the vote Of a Woll known eiti-
sss Of that township. by the nauo
o. Alexander cadwalader, upon the
ground pf icsaOity--a most absurd
charge, Mr. cadwalader, by disease,
AsS los. tte use Ofhis speech but 9th,
srwise is as sound as the Trustees
themselves. ItFas clearly a sham
verdict, upon the part Of these men,
to keep out vote, Such an outrage
deserves prosecution aud punishment,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

Epgland aud Ireland both contiu-
nc in state of alarm about Fenian
matters, l
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Notary Public.

will also continue the business OF Notary Public,
and give my attention ns heretofore. TO the eolee-
tion OF Government Claims Insurance and For
eign business. | respectfully solieit the pAtron.
age OF the public In my line Remember the place
Market street, directly opposite the Court Hoase.
PHIbIPP EMtCH.
P.S. Ihave large quantity Of cider and Vim
egar, which VIII sell BY lhs gallon or,bArFsl.
July Z, lsss.-lf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

ron PRINTING, PaAIN, on IN COLORs,
the TkIbukE sob Rooms
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

AVOID THE QUACKS. q
Ny0r are suffering from youthful indisoretiou
saA have seminal weaknesa, emiasiOIs &C, will
send you froe ofeharge, Information which " fol-
lowed will cure you without tho aid ofmedieine.
Address HENRY AmsDEE, i.
Aal7uItyIl station ID. NJ ".
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

october n, lssT.-Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

Repairing AAd engraving doae Aa usual. Ne
member our motto: "Quiek Sales snd Small Prof
its" Don't Mistake the place, Market Street.
south Of the Court House,
ALa 9th, 1857. LEWIS SEEWALD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-17

and will ulways keep the best kind Of culta. and
Violin Strings.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08

away with great nlmbOrsD for tho milk you are In
debtod 90 a COW that gives two gallons a day, (sOm0
Eivomors) and which can be bought for $40.
As for this town Of Johosbdfough | can only say
that yon will Imagine q street passing through q val
10y with three churches IN II, each having q steoPls, q
court house with u chPoIa,A female acadsmy at one end
Of the town, and 4 male school at the other, and houses
scattered on the hill side, either way OF The street, yon
have, / think, a pretty mlthful picture Of the town.
Property Il held rather high, sill there IL q large 10y
al population here that cordially receive every hon
ost immigrant that may find bis way to this region.
The eoloFed peOpls have been always treated remark
ably we'll In this county. There are about 300 Of them
here, greatly DESTROYS Of having a school Establishes
among them. lam told that on Bald Mountain you
eau look down into this State on one side and INTO
North Oatollna, far below, on the other sldefa gHe en-
ocean ar mountains rising In tremendous btl0Wa In
mediately around, while below the summit the moan
tain streams, by their roaring r~apidsand Wildeascades,
greatly add TO the boauty Of the seeaeIy- There ~ a
party forming proposing 70 visit that summit next
summer. viii you DO one Of the Bumborf HB
P. s.-Thore il great rejoicing here because Vie leg
iSlatura has passed a law which gives suffrage I . the
colOrod man. We have nom 0Oto 10 colored votes In
this toWn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08

MABAhEs E.Rs RHoENroS. the great Kngiish AsiroI-
ogiss, OIairvOysht and PsyehomstrieiRn who has az
tohiShsd the scientific classes Of The Old world, haS
now located herself ct Hudson, N.Y.. Madams Thorn
ton Possesses such wonderful powers Of seeoud eight
as to snabls her to lapaSs knovlsdge, Of the grsAtss
importance to tbs single or married Of either sea-
While In satato " trnAsg shedellBsAtes ths vay fea,
lures OfthS pSruOh 700 arc % marry, hpa, BY the aid
Of an instrument Of intsnss power, knOHR IS the PSys
chOmOtroPe, guarantees 70 produce . life like PletuFp
Of the future husband or wife o. the applicant 50.
Esthsr with date Of marriage, position IN IlfSP leading
traits Of character, &c. This isno humbug, a. thou.
sands Of ssgtimqnisll Gao P%slert.l she win end wien
desired a certified certificate, Or written guarantee, thai.
the picture IL what II putpOrts to BE-. ny enclosing q
small lock Of hair, and stating place n birth, age, dis
position and complexion, Audishelosias shy cents and
stamped S~nVSlopS addressed to YOURSELF you will re-
eslvo The picture and desired Information by Fsturn
mall. All communications sacrodly conadsntiai. Ad-
drss In confidence, MADAM Z. y. TnohNroS, p. 0
Box 90, Hudson, NM lRsbl6yICFsCo
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Great Freshet.

Raini RliSi RAINii II has been raining In this
Poun5y almost iheeAuanilY for The last ten dhys|'a and
ALL it nina !" A big freshet IL lhs natural conSs-
ausoes. Dark and onlnous cloud. hovsro'sr ua, Wills
he forksdtonguod lIsbtninEs fash their angry flames
pah~art the heavens. TAandsn keep up their dssp
nau'rins A. the VSiss Of The SlumbeAAg vdeano-
horny blaats sweep through the ridges and mountain
gorgs'ha u the Spirit q Darkness was ca q bender"
r''k' have become hVsu, and rivers have become
l~ss bodies Of waier'i covering inmsnss quantities
land One' inhabited-but, alasi Inhabited no norSl
Bridges, SrisL mills, saw mills and other " movable
l'sa' have disappeared like chat before the wind.
a'ur' hsnslf Seems 10 have lost her ~eompsls-vhiis
= very Fountains Of The great deep appear 10 have
Paui upon us in al thelr fury HTt.A
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Nal. gterling Hambright.

This noble and gallant officer passed
ArOush this place some days ago on his way
\ New York. where he 10 now doing BUSH
ess with the firm Of Baldwin, Starr 4 Co.,
AnufActurerS and JObbers Of Clothing So
Iud So Duane street. We take pleasure in
recommending our merchants to ~pAtrohize
old established firm, knowing that they
rill be treated cOurteOuSly by the Major, and
bet such bargains In the Clothing line as they
lever got hsfOre. Do not fail to go and see
Major Hambright when you visit New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-08

DEMAINING In the Post ONCE in Joneaborough,
III Tennessee, March Sch, 1867, which II not called
ioF within ons month from this date, will DO forward
I'd TO the Dead Letter Odlce, At Washington City, &C
eofding to the Instructions OF the Post Once Depart
ment. o. FG.tff
Persons calling for any Of the following letters, win
please say they are ADVERTISED. M "
Bear In mind that advertised letters must be paid for
aathe law directs.
in directing . letter, place tho postage-atamp on the
upper right hand corner, and leave space between the
stomp and the direction for post-markiRg without In
l~tsffefing with the writing. f.LT
n. D.--A request for the return Of a letter TO the
writer, " unclaimed within thirty days or less, writ.
ten or printed with tho writer's name, post Onlee and
State across The lsn hand end Of the envelope, on the
hes side, WIN be complied with At the usual prepaid
rate Of postage, payable when the letter u delivered
10 the Wrter-tsec. q, Law OF 1905.
We would again Impress upon tho minds Of our
friends who are In the habit Of imposing on good ma
ture, that the p~ost-ohce will only be open one hour
on the Sabbath from 7 I'll 8 Velock A. ~, also that
newspapers will MOI DO delivered unless The postage
has been prepaid, .. |.I