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way towards the setting sun, 10 seek
their fortunes in the boundless west.
Wars and ramors IN Europe, doubt-
less iiihrease The tide Of cmigration
to a great extent
From the Fremont Jonrhdl,---Poier
Hensell, Of Ballville had bis leg
broken in a scufile last week while in
Washington township. He was
brouglit home and Is now dong we'll.
Mr. Hensell is laboring man and
this accident will be a serious affair
for him,----The big posters for the
Tournameutare out and arc being
thoroughly circulated in the State.
The committee ofarraueements have
the most aattering assurances that Il
viii prove grand success. The
Prize Goblet has come and il beau
" in style and workmanship. The
Prize Instruments are expected daily.
----James Dougherty, twenty years
ago Judge Of Ottowa County and
prominent and wealthy merchant
here, fell dead Ia the street on Satur.
day last. He was once man of fine
abilities and excellent business tact,
but fell a victim to strong drink, and
for several years past, poor, homeless
and abandoned. he has led a wretch
cd life and at last died In the rtreet.
------Wm Gceseman, aged 16, was
sbockiugly injured, on Ffiday last, at
the Wooden Bowl Factory Of Hanson
\ Bowlus about three miles South.
West Of Fremont. by being caught in
the Engine belt. No other person
being present 10 the Engine room al
the time Of the accident, il is sup
posed that the unf,rtunate man was
drawn IN by the skirt Of his coat. and
whirled round perhaps o dozen times
or until the belt OF the Engine which
Is of 2O.horse power, snapped in two,
allowing the body to drop out. This
was the frat notice the employers in
the Factory had Of the occurrence. He
was taken up in an inseusible condi-
ton, both legs found broken at the
thigh, and left arm so badly shauer.
ed that amputatioD was necessary.
He was also seriously injured inter
nally. Recovery doubtful. He was
not employed in the establishment,
bnt was simply looking, at the ma
,hincry.
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Prospects Of Impeachment.

The Judiciary Committee which
his been investigating tho acts Of
the President Gu the Bird inst, before
adjourning over to December, voted
I've against four--,hat the evidence
nddu ed would no, spstain impeuoh.
ment The four who voted in favor
Of impeachment are Bou we'll, Thom
as, Lawrence and Williams, and the
fi'e who voted against it are Wilson,
the Chairman, Woodbridge, Church.
i'll, Marshall aud Eldridgo-ihc two
last named being Democrats. The
committee thon, by seven Republi-
cans against two Democrats, voted
that the acts Of the President deserve
tho soverest condemnation. The case
80 far as the Committee is concerned
is now substantially closed. 1t will
be observed that threo Republican
members stand firm for impeachment
and three against. There is reason
for believing that both parties desire
an expression Of opinion from the
country as to the wisdom of their ac-
tions.
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The President began his second
Pilgruago 10 a monument Saturday.
He veht in.tho night to Richmoud.
aud n.pde icw spceches. and those
only civil ones. Yesterday the Rich
mond City Council accompanied him
20 church 10 the morning, aud IN the
afternoon he bore them company to a
corporation dinner.
The Judiciary Committee has about
concluded its labors on the impeach.
ment Investigation. No general vote
has been had, yet Il is said that only
three Of the committee are certain 10
vote for impeachment, aud IL il quite
likely that three different reports viii
be made The Republican members
Of the committee who do not think
the evidence will sustain q trial for
impeachment are wiling to make
report censuring tho President 10 tho
strongest terms. An effort will be
made to effect an adjournment till
December, which would be taking
for granted that there will be no July
session.
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The Convention on Tuesday.


II lis to,bo earnestly hoped that the
Union men throughout the County,
will generally attend thoir township
meetings on Saturday, to appoint del
egotcs to the County Convention,
which meets in this city on Tuesday
next Send in your representative
men.--mcn Of energy aud who have
an interest in tho Issues Of the com.
ing political campaign. An exciting
canvass fraueht with intore' and big
with the momcntous questions Of the
day, is about TO open Lot us real
iEe tho importance Of a thorough or
ganiEaIiOn, before we take tho fed.
1t rests with you whether We shat
bc successful. Work, is tho magic
word which shall vOnquish our cne.
mics and bring usviclory.
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Horpers Weekly, the Cincinnati
Gazette aud some other prominent
Journals are taking the ground that
suffrage is natural right, in other
words that the people Instead of
kings rule by divine light We an
preheud that this doctriue is clear.
" implied in that part of tho Della
ration of Independence which says
that Ia order 10 secure men tho un-
alienabie rights with which they are
endowed by their Greater govern.
lnents are instituted among mon de-
rivisg their Just po,eers from he con-
sent Of the goperned." OF natural
right certainly, no S,ato has author
NY to deprive any citizen except as a
punishment for crime. II is there.
fore the duty Of tho National Legis
laturo to see to il that no State de-
prives It's ciIizens of the right to vote
except for the cause mentioned. The
Constitution makes this obligation
positive by requiring that Congress
guarantee to every state a republi.
can form o. governments No form of
government can ho republican which
doprives the people Of their natural
rights. 1t is the prerogatiyo aud
solemn duty OF the general govern
mont to defend every citizen of the
United States against every State or
other authority which may attempt
to deprive him OF the rights TO which
he is entitled AS such citizen among
which under our form of government,
is the right (whelher natural or not, J
to have a voice iu the government
Gasette,
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NRioHBoRnooD NEWS.


From tho Postoria Ne,oc-The
barn Of Thomas Johnson, living ia
Perry township, was struck by liaht.
ening last Monday morping. The
point Of tho tightening rod was molt.
cd; there was no damage done to the
barn, but fyo hogs we're killed that
were in the barnyRrd. The rod was
disconnected near the ground. which
broke the current. Had the rod been
in proper order tho current would
have passed down tho rod into the
ground. Persons should be careful
to see that their ligatnipg rods Afe
kept in perfect order,---Tho house
Of Mrs, r. l.. Bronson was discovered
to be on fro a few days ago, but the
hames were promptly extiuguished.
The IRE originated in the cellar,
where the children had been playing.
From the Clyde Tmes:--Larre
numbers ofemigrants from the "hder
land, pass through daily, On their
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Davis for President.

As VIC supposed would DO tho case
the Democracy are seriously consider.
Ing the idea ofnominating jeff Davis,
the great unhung traitor, for Prosi-
dent, in 1868. That Shiny Copper
head paper, the New Yorx Day Book
of last week, with bold, shameless
efrontery that ought to make Hye-
n@ blush blooi red, insults the dead
and living soldiers Of the Uuion, by
the following paragraph;
"Nr. Davis imprisonment has
been cruel aud infamous, but on the
whole, its result has been great
triumph TO himself personally. He
has vindieotcd his position most no.
bly, and heroicIy, aud eomal out OH
prison without stain upon his honor
II ho will now come out for restora
tion Of the Union upon the ,ekiE
bdsis, VIC do not see how the Demo
cratic party could do better than to
uoAlhitc hlw Tor freSluent ia 1868
x X * x
The idea Of nominating Grant and
Lee has been suggested 10 some quar-.
ters, bat Davis and Cowan would be
iuhoitely more appropriate.
We believe in cancellation, when
honor and justice are not outraged,
but there arc other candidates for
oonciliation besides a rebelIious peO-
pie. We must couciliaie thousands
Of fathsrlsss and brotherlsss frcsiios
in the North, aud We must pay regard
to the law that is intended to protect
.ts life Of uation-tho law puni4h.
ipg treason.
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ONO STATE FAIR-Tho Dayton
Journal says the Executive Commit.
tee have made some changes in the
mode Of managing the Fair, among
which is the division Of Power Hall
and its connections into two Depart.
ments, viz: The Departments Of
Machinery, Engines &c., and the De.
partmont OF Mechanics and Manu-.
fecturcrs' Products" Thoy have
also cut OF tho Floral Department
which has proved costly fdlure for
Two risk years, and distributed the
premiums in oaher Departments.
Other improvements are contemplated
and il is believed tho Fair Of 1867
ysli be better arranged than any pre-
yious year.
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Union County Convention,

me Uolcn voters q senecs County, for the
pnrpose Of Appoiniine del'e.ietto stiend the I'm
Ton stat conveation 10 be held ln Columbu-, o.,
"a weinesi-y, Jane 18Th, 1857, will neetin Coun-
" coavsnfon. ~ ihe CITY Hal, Tifnn. ohio, on
TUESDAY, JUNE nth, 1897.
The Onion men Of the diferent townships and
wsris viii meet Al their uausi PLACES Of holding
elee'ion on Saturday, June OH, sei, ana eicet
dsieysies ~ attend the County Convention At the
tire shove ramcd.
The hasis ofrenre.entatlon win he one DELIBERATE
for every 20 votes nni ooe for every Traction Of
iovotrs and upwards, cast tir w. II. smith, Tor
see's'sry oI stat, IN iees which gives ,Oun.hips
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sCHENcK's sEAwErn roNru.


This msdisluo, invented BY Dr. J. II. sORnAoE,
81 fhnAdcPhia, h INTENDED 70 dllsolvs ste esd and
maket Into ehvue the I'm, proceaa Of digestion. ~
eieAnang the stomach with eche1ekS Mandrake
f1la, the Tonic sooa eeorca the Appetite ana M
that seuld MT be ealen besrS ~alAs d win BE- sasly
dlguateA
OOnsnmpsloa eNnaoe b Csrsd By aeheaeks nsi
plonio Syrup unleaa the stomach and liver L nads
healthy and the appetite rsleFea. hsses tAe TonIo
aud fhh are reQaEOd In nsArly ever eaaa ef svu.
sumption. A hall doEep botllos 81 the sEAWRED
TONIC ana .hree OF four hoxes q tha MARDRAKH
flLs.s win cure any ocinAly eass 81 dyspepsla.
DE- seausek nekoa prosessloaAl Vlsa 10 Ns-
fnrl. baslon, and a hls principal oans in Phllsaei
pA'a every week. 80 daily papors Of each paas, o.
ha Pao'PAls' On eoesamPiion ior hh dass ior vtil.
uln.
Fees eescTve> when purohaslag thAa tAs two lik,.
neoa 81 the nooior, oDe whoa 10 The lasi uiass A
oonsan'p,ien, and The cher a. he new n ID psriso1
hesah an On Tho 0ovarnmsni sianup
Said @ al pruss.ss aud D.nlona, prlns aa.so n,
bottle or t'so the haliaeEen. An loilcu ior AAslo.
.heald h addroaod y Ds. esesNoko Principal
o.aee, Ne. ~ AeEth al S,rosa. PhllsdslphiA n.
General Wholesale Asonls Doaaa Barnes 4 Co.
~ ~ SIS hAnos, Bslimo1s, Ma, JsAa n'
ferke, uineinna,l. one, walker 4 raylsr, CAl.
sAso mt ooliips RroA. n LSoh. Ne.
pawM "a ix
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ADaoAD.

/
The city Of Viena Is to be fortified
Work will be begun at once.
An unsugI number or Norwegian
cmigrants for the United States have
arrived IN Quebec.
The Imperial Government OF Rus.
sia has dccreed o general amnesty 10
tho Russian Poles engaged in the last
insurrection. IGi
II " reported thni besides buyinp
the DunderburQ, France has pur
chased of our Government the Onon.
dugo FOR one million dollars.
Dispatches from Consinniinople to
London say that tho sublime Porte
has consented to submit tho Cret n
question to a commissioner of Euro.
pcan powers.
Kenedv the man accused of mnr-
der IN Ohio. md forcibly taken from
Cnnada, IS the subject Of n demand
for restoration by the Canadian Gov.
ernmcnt. 80
Tho report that tho crew of the
bark Rover. wrecked On the Island of
Formosa, hnd been murdered. is con
frmrd. A British war vessel shclled
the place for two hours. =. sf
The Il, or Julv. the dnv on which
the Can'dinn Confederation goes in,o
effect. viii he general holiday. colo.
braied by a general military parads.
A dispatch from Berlin has been
reroived in london. saving that
Prussia and Russia have come 10 an
on the Eastorn oues-
lion. and their policies will hereafter
be identical.
The CEar Of Russia arrived In Ber.
lin on Saturday and yesterday nrriv.
cd in Paris, whero great preparations
have heen mnde for the reception NJ
him and the other exnected rov,I
cucs's II vs. said the Cznr will OK.
tend his trip to London.
Reports from south America N
May 9th, via London. June lsl saw
that Brazil has rejected the offered
mediation Of the United S,nfes, and
viii prosecute the war 10 nm end
Gen. Uripues. with 10000 mon, has
deserted thc Allies,
Tho State Department has private
dispatches from New Orleans which
state Tint rumor prevails In that
city that Maximilian, and his gener-
a's, were shot, the afternoon after
their capture, but tho rumor could
not DO traced to any reliable source.
II is reported that Count Bismarl
has asked TO be relieved from the
cares Of Office on tho ratification ofI
the North German Constitution. and
that the King has granted the request. |
Minister Romero has written a let.
ter TO a friend in New York, Ia which |
he argues that Mexico cannot afford
to be maguanimoui as a great power
could be, but must look out for her
safety.
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NOTICE
To Bee Keepers.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SECURED,
Il the right for Seueca County of l.. l.. Langs-
troth's Renewed Patent on improved Bee Hives
wishes 20 mako the following announcement 10
the Bee Keepers Of the county
LIST. All parties who purchased under the orig.
nal patent can have their Farm Rights renewed
by calling nt the Recorder's ONCE in THIN. r
2nd. Aliparties now using the Langstret III hive
without Farm Right, are hereby notihed TO can
and secure one before putting Bees into another
Of these hives, rs the law will be enforced ri y
3rd. No one should purchase Hive with NOV.
able frames in, unless the vender thereof can
show by good authority, that Mr.. L., or one Of his
Assignees have granted them permission 70 use
and sell ~ Oyahle framea. VI they would save tho
trouble aud expense Of a litigation. or paying
second time.
9TH. All, wishing 70 see one Of Mr.. LIS latest
improved non-swarming hives can be Accommo-
dated by calling at my Office. II
9th. can furnish these Improved Hive. and
Pure Italian Queens II orders are left soon.
9Th Notiee y hereby given to Mechanics and
proprietors Of factories TO make no Longstroth
hives unless the parties ordering them can show
Alright from me, dated later thin Oct. bth, 1866.
May lsth lser.--lw.
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Through the politOnOss Of Mr..
Phillip Spielman, We arc enabled to
lay before our readers the following
statistical account orliceuses, &c. from
the 9th Div. Of the 9th District, and
composed Of tho Let Ward of the city
Of TIfin, aud Township Of Clintop,
lying east Of tho river, aud the Town.
ships of Thompson, Reed, Venice
Bloom Seipio aud Eden
bicensss isiued.---Bmks, 2: Whole.
sale Dealers, 8; Wholesale Liquor.
Dealers, 4; Retail Liquor Dealers, 4S;
Retail Dealers (all brauches) 07, Dis.
tilleries, Il Brewries 3; Manufacturers
20; Physicians, 81; Lawyers, 10, Den.
lists. 4. Insurance Ag'ts, g; Cattlo bro
kers, 10; Produce Brokers, 10; Claim
Agents, 10; Photographers, 8; Tobao.
conists, Z; Billiard rooms, 4,
MisceilaaeOus,--Number Of gold
valued ut 500, and under,
l24; number of gold watches valued a,
ovcr 800, 8jnumbor Of carriages aud
buggies valued at over $500, none.
We will publ h the Income Tax
list, in full, IN our next issue.
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FISK q HATCH,
BANEEAs AED pEALERs ~ Gov. sEcunIrIrs,
No. 5. Nassau street, New York

~ s.--Au kinds OF Governments Securities ~.
ssiySd a. ne fsll nA,ksi price In sIsAanss for
Al-o, Al descriptions Of Soverumen. secu,,,te.
Kept constantly On hand, and bought, sold or ex-
"a Ssla ooin aud u.s coaPOas bought. sold and
:, , Dspo:its received On liberal tsr@s saAlsst to
a. cohsStiOas win b nads Throughout the
miscellaneous stocks and Boads bought aud
sold a. the Stock Exchange. ON comnision fof
-1Ts
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V0LMER q KIRCHNEa,

MERCHANT TAILORS.
A M Oh eLKRs IN READY MADR CLOTH
Z tng, Genla Furnishing Goosls, Hats Caps. 40
Constantly on hand. Broad Cloths, CasUl.
mere. and Vsstings, wssAington Street. TINA, o
AL orders viii mese With pronpt attention. {
i. AZ n i've have thu AGeney fcs The heAt
sswing NaehlQe nov 70 We. aQsnnau
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.s sCENTRALs
PlGIFIg R. R. COMPANY.
THIs COMPANY ls cONsTRuoTING I'M.
L der the patronage OF the United States Gov.
ernment the Western end OF the
GREAT
NArIoNALR. a. ACROSS THE CONTINENT

Lt,l
Their line will extend from Sacramento, Cali
% .orna, across % the sierra NeyadAs TO the calfOr-
popnloas section Of Csiltornia, and thence thro'
w. ~ esya, mlnisg rrsions gi the Territories, to
'hr tNlsllly o. SAT- Lake C'ty.
s Lnslr roAl y aNesdy csmpleted. equipped and
.unhing LOT nine Ionr miles nom sacramento to
wtn', WI .weiVe m'es 3' tne snmm' o. tne siefras
ui anu laIse amovnt0i the Work Of Grading, Tun
neliinEs &cs &C., beyond thAtPoint has been ac-
0OnpisnSc ,.s -, = .-r ,,ox-,.
ihe s tssr !, M MMvN SASE ooNbS ot ms Com-
ba,.s bs ano,u unusuai lnuueemenIs OF calety and
'ioh. 70 lnNeetots' ior the ioiiowing among other
r,s.sr Ssaonr W. W.. =. .....l.. 4. -
FthsI'-i he rate OF interest 10 bix Fer Cent. In
Seia pcnsple semi-annuAliy IN the City
80. OF New lofk
'-'oHD N a.,nr,,y /" Pay~o'e In Soid I"
THihD'6I cost OF tae Bonds, is NInesy- Five
- s as- sno seeluea interest, is TEES
Ccet. iessthan mat OF the cheapest
SA TEL cent Nold Bearing Bonds OF the
Foynr,,Nrhsn Soyrssm, nn,,.a ny, s..,.. u
VIA. nc - uhi'ea w, 60 stnes Government pro-
~ hssS nss'.N eeu .se emcnet noeeesary
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The Central Committee cali upon the Union
men OF the Comfy o. he up ard adoine, elect the
wi nnmbrr OF delegates allowed In each town
ship and ist N hsvs foll Conyeniioh
r sPIELMAN
A. q sNEATH,
A q BALDWIN,
m. SULLIVAN
W. T.. MYERS
uui1n Cen Con.
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The mystery as ie.tbe burial place
of j. wItkEs Doom, the assassinn
tor Of The PrOddoot. is thus disposed
or IN the book of adventures, lately
published by Chief Detective BA-
KER OF Washington. ewah the a..
sistance Of Lieut.. l.. b. BAKER took
the tody from the gunboat direct to
the old Peniteutiary, adjoining the
old Arsenal grounds. The building
had not been used as prison for some
years previously The Ordnance Dc
partment had filled the ground aoor
cells with fixed ahmauition--one Of
the largest Of these cells was selected
as the burial place Of Booth-tho
ammunition was removed, large Cat
stone lifled from lis place and rude
crave dug; the body was dropped IN,
the grave filled up, tho stone replaced
and there rests to this hour all that
remaiued of John Wilkes Booth
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fH~ SPECIAL L Atts0tion glvea 10 TIE Exchange
OF seven-thirey Notes ofan no ss7lea for the
new Twenty-Five Bonds Of lses, on the most "a
'vasis tsszAs Isvsn lAAee7-an.
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HOUSE IN This CITY.

See our Price List:
C0EteOes, 10, I9, rs Gsd
rs Gents. '
GtnghaMsS 40, %, 30,
and ~.
FtGnNeSs, 30, 40, SO,
and 20
DeIGnes, %, 9s. and 80.
ShG,OIs, so, 2 so, 400
and A dollars.
Br rOsUn Sheetfegs.IO, ,I2,
'| 15, IS and 30.
RIeached sWWsItms, 10,
I'D, 90, rs, 30 and 0J.
Dentnts, la, lS, 05
and 30. ''t '''t7
stripe Shtrttngs, 1920.
and 25.
Hoop Skirts from 9Sc To
3 dollars.
COrsets from 4 TO q. 80.
Fans from DC 10 @ dol.
PGrGsOIs from scots. 10
2 dollars.
Ktd GtoUes from 4 90 q
dollars.
Hair Nets from SC 10 4 90
Ladies' Hose from I0I 10
1 dollar.
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PRO
PORTION. 8
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Agents for the Star Shirt, neatest best
nting AMI most economical We would aluo call
the attention TO Country Merchants that we Job
Soona, Al Eastern prices, gtving them an opportu.
MY 70 aasort up so de ~ they may be ehori In, At
vcrI mw hgurcs. Farmers win save hon 20 TO 90
PF cent by calling on us before parohnalne else
where. OUR STICK is COMPLETELY NEW
self At lfI RTRfNAU 4 HliN.
No, 2, National NJ. hank building, opposite shaw
hans hiock. Jnne e,h, 1867. z
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All persons INDEBTED to u. either BY
NOTE oRaook ACCOUNT
WIN please call and settle up Immediately.

We now occupy the Rooms one door north q our
former Rotis, 10 Sp,yths Block. We seli goo,ls
fegardlCus VI Coat lor Cash.
SIrlcker, Bros & Co.
June g. isS7, --3m.
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Public Sale by order OF
COurf.

I WILL OFFER FoR SALE AT rur mo-, ov
the Court House, in the City Of Tinn, ohio. on
The 22ad day Of June, 1867,
between the houFEof 10 O'Clock A " and o'clock
~, me Following real estate, io-wih
The south East quarter OF bcction tvxcntv-sev
en-, lIIl In Eden township, seneca county, Ohio,
Sohtslning one hundred and sixty acres, more OF
east corner thereof, which by the will Of MicNlah
heaton, deceased was devised to Matilda Hoaton.
and Catharine Heafon
Also twenty-four acres on OF the east side Of
Ihe east haf OF the southwest Quarter Of e.Id
section twenty-seven, (l1 and ndjoinlng the tTasa
nrH aDove described, and constituting part OF
the iarm Of which the said McAiah Hoatou, died.
TlHns,--one ihlrd cash ond day Of sale, one third
Sns ~. one third In two years, with interest,
NATHANIEL HEATON
Nay 70, 1857 --iw tprfcss4. .So1 e -