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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-21
TO VOTERS.

Citizens Of TiHin who desire the
peace and quiet Of the city on the
Sabbath day, We submit the following
ordinaucc--to prouicie against the sale
Of Intoxicating drinks on The SdJ6ath
dag, ETC.
"Scc. /. BE IL ordained by the
Mayor and Council Of the City Of
TiHin:
If any keeper or keepers Of sny
tavern. grocery saloon or other place
Of habitual resort, shall stany time
on the Sabbath day sell or give to
any person any wine, cider, beer, ale,
or any Intoxicating drink whatever,
OF shall at any time after 10 o'clock
ia the night season suffer, allow or
permit any quarrel, fight, noise and
disturbance in any such place, so
kept by him or them aforesaid, every
person or persons so offending shall
be fined in any sum not less than FIVE
dollars nor more than twenty dollars
for each offonse."
Now VIC appeal to you for tho en-
Corcomopt of this law, by tho election
of officers who will make IL their
business to sec it duly executed.
The element which patronize these
I" habitual resorts have too long
controlled our. elections aud elected
officials who wink at such oilenses
against the law, and magnanimously
shift the responsibility upon the cit
zens. Is 1t the citiscu's duty to see
the law executed, or is il the duty of
the officials who arc elected and paid
for IL out Of tho citizens money!
What havo wo officers fort To exc.
cute the laws, or to allow them to be
violated with impunityp What have
VIC ordinances for2 To govern us,
or to be set at nought by those who
traffic and indulge in Intoxicating
drinks?
We are aware that there are cities
worse, in point ofmorality, than ours,
but for the simple reason that the
public mako IL socially disgraccfil to
bo otherwise. Every mind goos to.
ward tho formation OF public opinion,
and when you take into consideration
that in this city there is large and
prosperous lodge of Good Tcmplars,
numbering over two hundred mem.
bors, there is ample reason for the
general good order in our city. Sat
urday night, a few years ago, was the
time for general spree, OF "bum,
by the young men Of our city; and
ol(cntimcs, night was mado hideous
by howlings aud dcprecntion Of all
things, and everybody Buta change
has occurred, IL has ceased to be
fashionable; instead they spend their
nights at the Good Templars lodge,
or in better society than that found in
grcg-shops. Tho cause Of temper
ance is progressive, aud though II
may retrogrado at times, it's ultimate
success is US certain as was the down
fall of slavery, aud the decline of Jes.
potism. With tho downfall of the
liquor traffic, We shall mark an epoch
whore Democracy shall cease to be
known among things political.
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In Justitia.

From the New England Medical and Sur. Gazette.
Time and again in our journalistic
career we have been called upon to
recommend medical preparations and,
in some instances, inducements, such
as nothing but the strongest sense Of
responsibility could withstand, have
been held out to extort some kind of
a notice." in endorsement of pat
ent medicine. There are two simple
rules which should guide an. editor,
and which, if strictly adhered to, will
save much vexation and wrong doing.
The encouragement ofall that is good
and worthy, and the condemnation of
all that is bad and unworthy; and
those rules should equally apply to
the Sources from which We derive pa
tronage, as well as to matters Of po-
litical, scientific, moral or religious
nature. 1t is thus the duty, as it
should be the pleasure Of the consci-
cntious journalist, to commend to his
readers whatever Of good character
may be brought to his notice. Els.
pccially should ho exercise caution
where the health of individuals are
concerned-not ot overlooking the fact
I
that temporal life in this world is on
ly less in Importance to the spiritual
life in the world to come. We are
led to these reflections from the ad.
vertsement in another column, Of
I'D. j. w. Poland's White Pine Com
pound medicine which the high.
est medical authority, as well as tes-
timony of thousands upon thousands
who have been restored to health and
vigor through its wonderful agency,
endorse as the best patent medicinal
article of this or any other period
If success may be taken az a test of
merit, then the White Pine Com
pound, from its great success, may be
conceded as the most meritorious ar
ticle in the market. Sore Throats,
Colds, Coughs, Pulmonary Affections
and all complaints of like character,
as we'll as the different diseases ofthe
bladder and kidneys, yield with as
tonishing rapidity to this medicine.
IL is difficult to conceive the genus of
man who will allow himself to suf.
fer, for perhaps years, with these dis
tressing maladies, rather than oxpend
dollar for a medicine which thou
sands assure him that they know will
restore him TO perfect health. But
it is not difficult to estimate the social
and business loss which single weeks
suffering from acute pain may occa-
siou. There may be men>whO would
willingly give thousands 10 make rep
aratiou for an. injury done a fellow,
but who would begradgea paItry
dollar to appease their outraged ma
turc in less enliehtendo portions of
the world, but we doubt if any can be
found incur rich and fertile surround
iugs, This preparation is for salO by
all druggists,
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Coral & miscellaneous.

GOLD QUARTZ MTNING-A CHANCE
FOR INVESTING MONEY WITH GOOD
RETURNs.-Mr. Jno. Schock Of Colo.
rado, formerly Of this county has re-
turned from the Gold mines Of Colo
RADIO where for the past Eve years he
has been engaged in gulch mining for
gold, with gratifying success, having
amassed a considerable sum Of money.
His purpose in returning home is
to organizea a stock company with a
capital sufficient to erect a substau.
tial Quartz Mill. and at once enter
into the business of mining tho rich
lodes of which he is the owner.
He exhibited to us several speci.
mems of gold and other ores which
have been assayed by a competent
man and are said to furnish $50 Of
gold to the ton-which is very rich.
Mr.. Shock will open books at this
place with a view of at once organic
ing company He comes with am
pie recoDmendatious from influential
aud reliable men in Colorado, mum.
bering many members of the Legis-
lature. His proposition is fair and
without the oily nature Of recent en-
torprizes. The capitalists who invest
may, he says, send a competent man
to his claims, and if the situation is
not precisely as he represents they
can decline to enter the company
He assured us that in six months af.
ter the mill commences operations,
the mines will pay rs per cent upon
amounts invested.
Mr., Shock has many Ocquaintances
in this section with whom he prefers
to join in stock mining company,
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DursuAnt to an order OF the Probate Court Of
l. Seneca County, ohio, the undersigned will
sell to the highest bidder at the door OF the Court
House, in THIN, Ohio, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, Of Saturday the
goth day OF april, A. d, 1857, the following de-
scrbed real estate, to-wlt;
In-lot No. as, in the Second Ward Of the City Of
Tihln, Seneca County, Ohio.
The North East Quarter Of Fractional section
seventeen, (i7D In Township two, (2) North OF
Range fifteen, (l0) east, In seneca County, Ohio.
Aud all that part OF the East part OF the North
Weat Quarter Of fractional section "a, tOwnahip
9, North Range I5 Fast, In said county, contaln-
ing hty-three acres more or less; which was con-
yeyed TO Thomas Lloyd by Levi Keller and wife,
by deed of general warranty In fee simple, on the
sd day OF October 1911 which deed is recorded in
volume ~, page 90 In Recorders Office OF said
county; and 10 which tract there is appurtenant
the right OF obtaining stone and sand AZ all times
forever from the lands described In certain deed
OF general warranty In fee simple, executed April
9th, 1853 by said LEW Keller and wife to John
Keller, which deed Is OF Record In volume number
9, page 5e5 in the Recorders Office Of Seneca Co.,
Ohio.
TERMS OF SAILS
Onc-third cash In hand, Onc-third in one year
aud one-third In two years, with interest on de-
ferred payments and mortgage TO seclre the same.
UENnY EBBFRT
Ex'r OF the last win OF Thomas Lloyd.
March 81, lS61-iw, tpr. fee 9lO,O0l
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The New Hampshire Election.

The election in New Hampshire, on
the l2lh instant, resulted in the sue
cess Of the Union ticket. The Gov
srncr was elected by over three thou.
sand majority, and every Union can.
didats for Congress was elected, while
the Legislatures is overwhelmingly rad
ical. Thus ropudiates, another Of
our States, the suicidal policy of our
accidental President, and tolls out the
death.kucll ofusurpated power at our
nations Capitol.
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Atlantic & Ct. Western Railway.
Executors Sale

RE-AII BST-ATE-
+ WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC vFNDuE, AT
4 the door Of the Court Houae, in tho City Of
Tltiin. Ohio, on the "ts fT
20TH DAY OF APRIL, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and 4 o.
clock p n, the following Real Estate, to.wit:
The SOuth-east quarter of section "a, Township
one, North OF Range fifteen, In seneca County
Ohio, containing one hundred ahd sixty acres
more or less. Also tweuty-four acres OF land OFF
ofthe East side ofthe East h III Of the Southwest
quarter of said section "a and adjoining the lands
above described, excepting thirteen acres out OF
the tract rst above described aud bounded as fol-
lows, tO-wlt.
Commencing at The Northeast corner OF said
tract irst Rboye nnmed, thence South forty rods
the east line thereof, thence wess my rods,
the KtlhoFne Road, thence north along said last
named road 10 the north line OF said tract, thence
east 10 the place otbeginning, containing thirteen
acrod.
C,- TERMS or SAFE = One-third eash on day OF
-alS. Ohe-thlri IN one year, ami one third Ia Two
years, with mOrigaged security on the premises
sold NATHANIEL HEATON,
Executor OF MIcAJAH HEATos, deceased.
mar2lns2wipfs5,OO
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From Mexico,
NEW YoeE, March Is.


POSITION or THE MAIN ARMIES.
The steamer Columbia, from la
yaua on the 18th, arrived to.night
bringing dates from Vera Cruz TO tn,
9th instant, aud che city of Mexico
to the 26ih ult.
Maximilian was expected at quere
taro about the 2Sth ult., at the head
Of 5000 mon, with Miramou, Mar
qnesa and 1qjiA, ~
The liberal advance guard, under
Escobedo, was thirteen miles distant
with the main army offs. 900 in close
proximitS.
A battle was considered imminent
The garrison in the city Of Mexico
was much weakened by re-enIorce-
ments sent TO Querotaro, and there
were almost constant alarms in the
City.
DiaS, with a strong liberal force
was in the nsighborhOOd of Puebla
AFFAIRS IN VERA CRUZ.
Vera Cruz vas surrounded by Libe'
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The City Union Convention

A call for tho Union electors of the
city to meet At the Court House on
Friday evening, March Goth, appears
in this paper. We are requested by
the Central Committee to urge upon
all Union men of the city the import.
aucs Of being present ut that time,
and putting in nomination thorough
Union Ticket, to be supported ut the
April election,
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Cattle 81 sheep permitted
TO run at Large.

CoMNtssfovER's OrrtcE, Seneca County.
Tifln, ohio, Mach 10, 1861
rTNhs County Commisaisners At their regular
L March session for 1867, a. the eNercise OF
the discretion vested In them by the 2nd section
OF the act OF the General Assembly Of the State OF
Ohio, passed April 18Th 1866, and entitled "an act
TO restrain from running at large, certain animals
therein namedp made an orier, granting general
within the County OF seneca and State Of Ohio.
By order OF the Hoard OF Commissioners,
JNo. +. HEILMAN,
Clerk Of Board.
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Union Township Convention

Elsewhere is published a call for a
Convention to nominate Candidates
for Township Offices, to be supported
al the Spring Election, held on Mon
day tho lst day Of April II is to
be hoped that all Union men will be
present and nominate a good ticket.
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london, March l9-Eyening.-
Arrests of Fonians still continue in
Ireland, Head Center Dennis Dom
nOvan has been caught at Cork.
General Burke aud forty others re-
Gently captured, have been carried in
irons 10 Clonmel Jail.
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Soolding.

Our ncighbor devoted considerabl,
space to tho Tribaae last week, ia
which, after repeated paragraphs oI
grumbling, the old worn out joke fol-
lows, to-wit That wO wsro a lyfng-
under mistake, "-otc.
The article resembles very much tn,
seoldiug aud pceyish imprOcations Of
some old lady directed at urchias,
who had maliciously dirtisd hel
clothes after she had hung them on .
line to dry.
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LLoYD's, MAP OF TUE UNITED
SrArEs.-We have been shown a
New Map of the United States, pub
lished by II. II. Lloyd & Co., by w.
e. RAruBUS, the Agent for this
county, and who is now soliciting or.
dets, for them, and can say to those
who want slch a map, that it is com
plete in every particular. A speci.
can be seen at this Office. The ad-
dress Ofthc Ageut is, Box 9O1, Clyde
Ohio.
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Tho Fremont Journal says that
at a meeting in that place, last We'd
nosday, Of the stockholders Of the
Lake Erie 4 Louisville II. r., ditec.
tors were elected, who chose the fol-
lowing officers l., Q. Rawsou, Prosi-
dout aud Superintendent; G.. w. Eos.
ter Vice President; :, Medberry
Chief Eugiuocr; r. w. D. Mcclellan,
Secretary and Treasurer b, Amsden
General aud Freight Agent, Tn,
Journal says The Contract between
the l.. Il. IS l., r. Il Co, and the
Columbus aud Indiana Central r. r.
Co. aud the Jeilorsonyilie, Madison
aud Indianapolis II. II Co.'s for the
building of twenty miles Of the
l.. f. Il l.. r. II. Co.'S road, between
Cambridge City aud Rushyille, Iud.,
was submitted TO the stockholders
and approved. This twenty-five miles
fthe road is now being constructed
and viii bo completed by the Grst OF
June.
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Washington, March l9--A des-
patch from Selma Alabama, states
the largest meeting ever witnessed
in that city, took place yesterday,
Resolutions unanimously adopted,
strongly expressive of union senti.
Eents aud recognizing the right OF
Congress to prescribe tho terms of
reconstruction aud readmissiOu ofthe
seeded states into the Union,
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Treasurer's Statement.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF SENECA CoUN-
i Is, Ohio, NJ their regular March session for
1867, proceeded TO examine the books of the Au-
dtor and Treasurer of said County, In obedience
to the requirements of the statute, In such case
m ade and provide and also to connt thflmoney In
the Treasury on the 4th day of March, 1851, and
find tho balance Of tbs several funds In the hands
of the Treasurer TO be as lolloMs, tO-Wlt:
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A letter received fsOw Berlin says
that Minister Wright has been tap
ped twi,e from drOpsy in the chest,
but is not at all likely 10 live.
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ToRoNro, March 1s.
""I7"''HVi IIHINH IVs
ARREaT OF A EENIAN SPY.

AhhhoI VI a fENlAN SLY.
A Fenian spy was arrested at the
Suspension Bridge, on Saturday, who
has been followed from the city by a
detective, who, on searching his
satchel, found plan Of the city of
Toropto, and plans of all the banks
and public buildings; a map of the
Niagara frontier list of Judges
who sentenced Fenians at their recent
trials, Of attorneys who prosecuted
them, and witnesses who testified
against them, and other documents
containing information of similar
character.
Ho is said to be relation of one
Of the convicted Fenians now in the
Peuitcntiary.
He was brought to this city this
morning. 1t is expected that thcre
will bc important developments at his
trial.
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Special Term
r. OF THE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

.lsB STATE or ONO, SENECA County IS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TuAT I, CHEs-
IN TER X. MorT, Judge Of the Court ( Com
mon Pleas, OF the Sd Judicial District Of the State
% Ohio, elccted IN the 9Th Sub Division thereof.
hayeoFdered a SPECIAL TERM OF said Court to
be hell ~ and for the County of Seneca, in said
state, eammepelng on the
9rH DAY or APRIL, 4. n. 1857, ATS o'tLocE, A. ~.
The business OF said Special Term Will he con-
fined to the pending cases which were on the civil
docket 0ftho February term05said Court A. u. la6l,
including all cases that may have been eontinued
At said term. And is hereby ordered that a We
nire for Petit Jury be Issued Tor such special
term according 70 law.
CHEsrER r. MorT,
gG Judge OF I'd judicial District, Ohio.
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A PROCESSION sr0ppm.

IL having been Understood that the
Hibernian Society intended to parade
yesterday, the police authorities were
instructed not to permit any baud of
music to play on the street, nor allow
any assemblage of persons to carry
banners, etc., as this was calculated
to create a breach of the peace.
The procession, consequently did
not taSe place.
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"Brick' Pomeroy of the Lacrosse
Democrat, is in q oongcnial clime aud
engaged in a labor OF love; travelling
in "Secessia" aud abusing tho North,
llo recently accompanied Mobile
Fire Company on pleasant trip to
New Orleans. The Mobile -ldpor;iscr
in speaking Of the return trip oa the
boat, says tho Mobile ladies, learning
that Brick Pomeroy was on board,
desired 70 have speech from him,
which wish Brick complied with. AT
night again undos the sway Of South.
ern champagne, "Brick" mada anoth.
er characteristic speech. "Brick"
had better stay South, whore his
"stylo" is in vogue With the ladies. -
ClepolaRR Herald.
Tho President did not issaa any
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-03-21

srATE or ONO, SESEcA COUNTY, s..
l, Wa. NJ. Du.DINE. Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pieasof said County, hereby certify the fore
going to bea true copy OF the original notice now
on tile In this once.
Witness my hand and seal
[sEALi OF said Court, this 4th day Of
.. March, A. n, 1861. .e
n20ti WILLrAM NJ. DfLprar, Clerk.
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Tor Sale.
The Franklin House,
TIFFIN ONO.

A DESIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY WITH
~ good sized Lot &C, viii be sold for $1,000
or will be exchanged for city or country property.
~ Apply 10 the proprietor Of the
n22mi.l FRANKLtN Housr.
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NoTIOT.

NTStlcs IL hereby given TO the members Of the
IN Farmers Mu ual Relief Association, of SEN
eca County. Ohio. that an assessment has been
made on the members of said Association of eight
tcnths OF mill on the dollar TO pay the liability
Of said association, by the burning OF the houses
OF John Dawalt, OF Thompson Township, and
Christian Lent; and that for the purpose OF re-
ceiving the amount due from the members OF said
assOclatio ., the Treasurer will visit the follow
ing places from 10 o'clock A. NJ, TO O'Clock Z, NJ.
each day At John Guisberta in Adams township
on the 9Th day OF April. 1867 at Peter Shiddler's
in Pleasant township, on the 9th Of April; at Geo
Kepplcs for Hopewell, Seneca and Liberty town
ships, on the 10th OF April; at Isaac -. slime
baugh's for Bloom and Eden townships. on the
i2th day Of April; az the Town Hall, Republic,
for Scipio township, on the 18th OF April; at Jas
BOlin's Store IN West Lodi for Reed township on
the 18th OF April; ut Joseph SheTk's for Thomp-
son township, on the 10th OF April, 1861
Those falling 20 pay ut the places above specih-
cd will be charged ten per cent penalty. These
rules will be strictly adhered TO.
DORSY HARBROCK,
March 81, i667--3w. Treasurer,
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For Sale.

ONB or THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN
" the village of Republic. Thrce adjoining L~ts
with good House and Barn. and other good out
buildings. Also fine lot Of fruit trees and vines
Possession given Immediately II desired.
III Enquire OF Mas. SALfIE MtLLIMAS,
dee20nI0tfl or T. NJ sIRone, TiIIln. Ohio.
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NoTTCH
For SaIe.

n Valuable Town Property.
A CORNER Lot rsITUATED NEAR THE
N crossing OF the Fremont 4 Indiana and
Tiffin Fort Wayne Railroad. In Arcadia, Ham
cock County. Ohio. 81 viii be sold cheap.
For terms inquire 81 this Once.
ianQinI5tf
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From Canada.
MONTREAL, G. H., March IS.
TUE FENIAN SCARE.

Although there is nothing on the
frontier to cause alarm at present, ac-
tive preparations are being made TO
have troops in readiness to move to
any point.
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IIAVR you RECEIVED LOCAL BOUNTYi
IL II not, call ON US and we win secure you on'
Hundred Dollars

For each re-snllated veteran soldier In the arny,
wN. II. GInsoE.
mayto,6ens0tfl 4. G. PrSxIEeToN,
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New advertisements.
IoHr MAuLEs ESTATE.

NOTICE = hereby given thntthe undersien-
IN ed aas been appointed and qualihed as Ad-
nainistrator Of the Estaie Of John Mhule, late Of
the county Seneca. Ohio, deceased.
March iih. isss--ar. LLEUELLA MAuLE.
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Robert Martin,s Estate.

NOTICE ~ Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have been appointed and are DUAL
lied Administrators OF the estate of Robert
Martin, late Of Seneca county Ohio. deceased.
ANTHONY NJ. MARTIN
GEORGE N. MARTIN.
March 7th, 1857 -.
NOTICE.
RIO the Managers Of the Seneca County As-
Il rcultural Society. GENTLEMEN; You are
requested tO. attend an adjourned meeting
Thursday, April 4th, 1867, at the Court Houss, ~
member be present.
Narch p, 1861 -2t
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Tho President did not issue any
message to the new Congress.
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Executors Sale Of Real
Estate,

March 81. 1sC7--aw. Trensnrel