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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04
ERnRnRs OF YnuTn

A gentleman has suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indsoretion, will for the sake ofsunering
humanity send free to all who need t. the recipe
aud directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advisers experiencecan do so by addressing
JOHN NJ. OGDEN,
No. 13, Chamber St, New York.
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PASSING NORTH,

20 p. Rf.--sAfAil train.
l3 A, NJ Express train.
No change in time Of other trains.
biaii train North viii make connection 81 Clyde
for Cleveland and theEast.
The l3 A. NJ, trai1 connects at Sandutky for
Cleveland the East direct
The 9-h5P, ~. train passes Tifiin daily except
sunday. The 3-1a a. NJ train daily except Mon
day =. ~. POTTER, superintendent.
RUSH r. SLOANE, President.
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Every young lady and gentleman in tho United
States can here something very much to their ad-
vantage by return mail Gree of charge by address,
ing the undersigned Those having fears OF being
humbugged viii oblige by not noticing this card
All Others will please address their obcdient servant
THOMAS Y. CHAPMAN,
e3l Broadway, New York.
.A..uea ,eaa 28-ty
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LOye mud WatrimOnV.

The affections of the opposite seS may DO gained
by following simple rules and all may marry hap
PLY ifdesired, without regard 10 wealth, age, or
beauty. Send directed enN Nelope and stamp for
particulars to MADAM LUcILLE DENARnE,
Uible House, New York.
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For saIe--A First Class Livery staWe-nov
doing good business, in a aourishiug Town In
the Northern PAR. of this State. This is bar-
gain for Cash. For particulars apply to II II.
CoLnAN, American Egle Hotel clyde, Ohio.
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Received 0rders.--Lieut. John N. Travis
received his commission as 2nd Lieut.. in the
i4th u S. Inf, Regular army, on Saturday
accompanied by orders to report at Fort Co
lumbus, New York Harbor, forthwith. He
started for his post of duty on Monday even
inrr
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Spring, like modest and blushing maid
en- just entering society, occasionally gushes
out impetuously into warm and genial smiles
of sunshine, and then draws back abashed as
it were at her own forwardness, and permits
old winter to screen her from the longing
glanees of her admirers. We hope that she
may soon overcome her coyuess, and stand
forth in all the winning attractions, of her
blooming beauty.
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Drotbs.

In Eden Township on the Gath Of March,
Mr.. BENJAMIN vASNArrA, nged SO years, 8
months and days.
Near Tiain, on the goth OF March, after a
long and painful illness, Mr.. JACOB MoHH,
aged o2 years and months.
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Hymenial Below is appended the list of
Marriage Licenses issued by the Probate
Judge during the month of March. The
number is twenty
VIM II. Wilson and Miss Mary A. Bropst.
John Wiley and Miss Nannetta Neiderhor.
George Wundroyler and Miss Seville j. King.
Columbus Harding and MissM. 3. whitmire.
Henry Detterman and Miss NJ. A. Summers
Henry Shaw and Miss Emma A. Way.
George Wells ane Miss Maria Benn.
Chas. D. Dudrow and Miss Emidell Kelsey.
Henry Funk and Miss Mary Bixler.
Peter Jones ard Mrs. Catharine Deary.
John Douecker aud Miss Emeline Measel.
Nathaniel Sanderson and Miss NJ. Crawford
John NJ. Nichols and Miss NJ. NJ: Kaestner.
John Yentzer and Miss Frances e Crum.
Adolphus Saliers and Mrs Charlotte IIanford
Michael Baughman and Miss NJ. A. Newson.
Robert r. Ried and Miss Julia A. Foster.
s. s. Newman and Miss Mary e Spalding.
William o. Boor and Miss Ann B, Stackhouse
II. j. Foncannon and Miss Hannah Fisher.
John s. Scovllle and Miss Sarah s. Bssell.
Jacob Scheidinger and Miss Julia Geusenlich-
ter.
Geo. c. Pruden and Miss Hattie Silcox.
Rawson Crocker and Miss Emily L. Caples.
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AVnIn THE nuACKS.

Ifyou arc suferipg from youthful indiscretlon
and have seminal weakness, emissions, 80, I viii
send you free ofeharge, information which II fol-
lowed will cure you without the aid OF medicine.
Address HEsRY AuaDEs,
Jant7nl4yi. station U, ". Y.
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ITCH /!
ITCH! 1
ITCH

sCRATCHl sCRATCHIi sCRATCHlll
wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in 4sh hours.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, chilbains, and all
Eruphons Of the skin. Price so cents. For sale
by all Druggists. BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS
& PORTER, sole agents, 40 Washington street,
Boston, II will be forwarded by mall FREQ postage
to any part Of the United States.
lima T. 1agg-tf
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Boots 4, shOes.--The lady or gentleman
who desires neat 6t aud substantial work
in the Boot and Shoe line, will save money
by calling at the store OLA. w. Adams, Sc
news block main street.
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Butcher" MlLLEa is engaged in tearing
away the frame building adjoining Singers
Block, for the purpose Of putting up a brick
building for business purposes.
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DIR, j. BRYAN,

Consulting Physician, Slo. broadway, New York.
Special TREATMENT In all cases Of seminal, seNu-
hB-Advico free, and correspondence STRICTLY eon-
hdcntial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

WE have received the Atlantic Monthly
from the News Depot of II. D. AMSs, Clyde,
Ohio, who keeps all the best Periodical and
Eastern papers, the latter Of which he fur
nishes at subscription prices A full list Of
Photographic cards will be sent on applica-
ton, by addressing A. D. Ames, Box i44,
Clyde. Ohio.
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nlarria9es.

On tho 2sih Of March, by Rev. ]. II, Good
Mr.. JACOB SHEIDNoER to Miss JULIA GEssES-
LETTER.
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This ChangcabIe Weather is very trying 70
health, particularly for such ~ are troubled With
any pulmonary weakness. Even little hoarse-
ness may so irratc the lungs as to produce the
most direnil consequences. CoE's CouGu BAtsAN
cures hoarscness every time.
Wall Paper .--Dont fan TO 60 and examine
that large stock Of beautiful Wall Paper ut Hna.
sIussn 8 Myrns before purchasing elsewhere. II
they can't suit YOU in quality, price and pattern,
why, nobody can. They have also large selec-
tion Of window Shades, which will he sold chnnp.
BE sure and go aud examine their stock whether
you buy or not, os they will take pleasure in
showing II to you. Remember the place is HrR.
susrR & MyrRs' Corner Drug and Book Store,
shnwhnn's Blork
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Special Term
OF THE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

STATE or ONO, sEsEcA COUNTY, IS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT !, cHES-
mon Pleas OF the.d Judicial District Of the state
oI Ohio elected In the ith Sub, Division thereof,
have ordered a SPECIAL TERM otsaid Court TO
be held in and for the County Of Seneca IN said
state commencing on the
srH DAY or APRIL, A. D., 1857, ATS o'tLocK, A. 81.
The husIpess OF said Special Term Will be con-
fined to the pending cases which were on the civil
docket OF the February termofsald Court A. D. 1867,
Including all cases that may have been continued
IL said term And II Is hereby ordered that We
nire for Petit Jury be Issued for such special
CHksTER n. MOTT,
Judge of Sd Judicial District, Ohio.
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" I atu monarch Of all I svrvc,
My right there is none to dispute;
From the center an round to the sea,

l tam lord OF ---"
Every disease named in the advertisement Of
DR.. J. ". PcLASp's White Pine Compound. Read
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

The Rsdway Brothers, formerly of the Me-
dina Cazstte, and recently of the Fremont
Journal, are desrous of purchasing Repub-
lican Printing Office. Any person having
such an Office for sale, should address as fol-
lows R. E. Redway, Box eo1, Washington,
D. C.-Upper Sand,lsky Union.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

Lloyd's Map of the United 'statss.--we
have been shown New Map OF the United
States, published by II. II Lloyd ( Co, by
W. G. Rathbun, the Agent for this county,
and who isnow soliciting orders, from them,
and can say to those who want such a
map, that It tiscomplete 10 every particular. A
specimen can be seen at this Office. The ad-
dress Of the Agent is, Box 2Ol, Clyde, Ohio.
March 2s-tf. tA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

Prof Louis AgasSiz = Eminent american
Dirines, Including the Reverend Drs. CAapin,
SqVger, Osaood Bellows, Frotkingham Hedge,
C6llysA Ryder Clarke and Reus. Emerson,
RartAoiome'e Rqllou and HeP,porth, Also
Ex-Governor Blair and philo RdrsOns, Of
Michigan. Also portrait Of the Veteran Ea-
gle "Old Abe" Woman's Riehta' and Wo-
mans wrongs, by Hon. John Neal; Shaker
Communities AbsrigiuGl Legends ef North
4meriea; OR National Military Ssruice The
Army, Can we think Think five thlngs at
0nceP Popss Essay on Mani European
Guide Books, stO., in April number P,gesO-
logical ,JoarNaL Only 20 cents, or 2 dollars a
year. Address Fawler and Wslls, $50 Broad
way New York.
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valuable AdyIco for ,ho AmIe,,s

Valuable Advice for the Amieted. .--Dr.
STRICKLAND, in reply TO numerous applications for
advice, wishes to inform those who arc afflicted,
that they may consult-him ON all Acute or Chronic
diseases by letter, stating the age, symptoms, Sc,
with fee of e. enclosed. D. $. hns obtained
great notoriciy rs an experienced physiclon, both
in Europe and America, especially in thc' treat.
mcnt Of Chronic Complaints, after olhcr dcctors
had failed TO effect n cure. Those suneriue
should Immediately send for prescription, By
addressing Dr. STRICKLAND, Cinciunat Ohio.
apr3-' 7-n2+Iy. snI
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Pittsburg, Fl. W. G Chicago R. R
TIME TABLE.

on And after December 2sd, 1855, trains will
leave stations daily--surdays excepted-as foil
lows; n8-Train leaving Chicago at 5-3s p. NJ
leaves daily
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CotoI Notitts.

Wsnted---A Dey.---A good active boy 10 learn
the Book Binding business, ApplytO
SrteAcH 4 oRwio, Tomb's Block, TifRn, u.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

No Chance for Dlssatisfaction---D. b. Dc
Land Co., authorize those who sell their goods,
to tell the purchaser tons one half Of paper Of
their Best Chemical saleptus, and then If they
are not entirely satisfied with its superiority over
Soda or any other brand of saleratus, to return
the balance and get the money for the whole re-
funded. This saleratus is perfect, therefore they
are willing to let it stand or fall upon It's own
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

The Peoples Magazine. This 6ne illustra-
ted magazine, rcplete with interesting mat
ter is published by Porr & AVERY, and ls
Cooper Union, New York. 1t is issued un-
der the direction of the Z" Society for Promo
ting Christian Knowledge, and is truly
valuable periodical. Published at S3oO per
vear in advnnce
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

ToR PRINTING, PLAIN. on IN oOLORs,
~ "'"'' - TRIBUNE JOB ROOMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

Insurance We publish this week, the
annual statements of the following Insurance
Companies " "Germania Fire Insurance Com
pany" of New York. "Hartford Fire In>
surance Company" Hartford, Connecticut,
and the "Insurance Company of North Amer
lea, at Philadelphia. A. II. Byers is the
agent at this place and is doing the largest
business ofany Agent in this city. He rep
resents none but first class companies, and
those who take policies from his agency may
rely on being in good companies.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

New Music The Belle Of The Mani
Valley Polka, Brilliant for the Piano, by
F. G. Mayer, "Ttwner's Opera House March
composed by Ed. spoth. We would respect
fully recommend these pieces to our music
loving friends. Published by FlsuER 4 BRo.,
b6 Jefferson street DAYTON. Ohio.
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A&eKat9 w anted-
SAMPLES sent free. No capital required. La
dies and Gentlemen can earn from 81 to $40 per
day. Enclose stamp and address
TRlPP n Co., 9th street, New York.
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xoTNG MHHT .

FTNuE BNPEHIENCE or THE PAST TEN
L yeara demonstrated the fact that reliance may
be placed Ia the efficacy of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for tho speedy and permanent cure of scminal
weakness, emissluns, physical or nervous debility
impoterc CO or want OF power, tbs results ~ acNu.
al excess or youthful indiscrctiun, which " neg
lectod ruins thu happiness aud unfts the sufferer
iOr hus ness social society or marriage. and often
terminates IN an untimeiy grave Make no delay
10 Seeking the remedy. II ls entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system, eau be used without
detection or Interference with business pursuits,
and no changr OF diet Ia necessary while using
them, Price One Dollar
Ifyou cannot get them OF your Druggist, send
the money to Dr. = BnYAN, $40 DrOadway, Now
York and they will he sent FREQ from ohservAtiOn
by return Of mail. pp-Prvate circulars TO gen
tfemen sent free on application.
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Fox' Sale.
The Franklin House,
TIIgFIN OHIO.

DEMRABEE HOTEL PROPERTY WITH
"A good sized Lot, &c., will be aold for 10000
or viii be exchanged for city or eountry properly
nsan9I FaASKLsH Housr,
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STATE or 0HIo SENECA County, IS.
/, wM. NJ. DILDIRE, Clerk Of the Court ofCoTn-
mon Pleas OF said County, hereby certify the fore
gong to be true copy Of the original notice now
witness my hand and seal
~ fanALI OF said Court this 4th day OF
March, A. D., 1861.
n90N. WILLIAh NJ DILDNE, Clerk,
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On and after March nth 1861, trains will ar
rive at Tihin, as followsi hA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

Gen. J s. RoBissoN Of Kenton, has been
appointed and confirmed Assessor Of the 9th
District
This is deserved appointment to sold
Ter who went into the service private and
came cut Brigadier General.
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a. valuable Town Proiierty.
CONNER LOTslTUATED NRAR THR
N aroasing OF tho Fremont i Indiana aud
Iifnn 4 Fort Wayne Railroad, in Arcadia nah-
oock County, Ohio. AB- WIN be sol6 ehaaR,
For terms inquire As this ohlee,
jan2tn1ad, 4 htf 1858. l4s
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The Wounded Man. We published last
week, an account of an assault committed on
man named Starr at Carey. The wounded
man at last accounts was in precarious con-
ditiOn, and is at times subject to hallueina-
tions that make his expressions (for one in
his situation more ludicrous than solemn. He
declares with an oath that when he gets well
be will never patronize his physician again.
who Is probably doing all In his power to re-
iievehim. When asked If he knew certain
persons who came to his bedside, he would
say he did. When asked who certain per-
son was he would say, "A full hand" OF
Slower" or make. some other laughable re-
sponse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

Lee & Brewer have enstalled themselves
in their new rooms in the building OF the Ma.
tionai Exchange Bank.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

For sAIe.-A fine dark bay Canadian stallion,
lately imported he is between and years old.
For particulars inquire at this office. mar7n2iu.
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For Sale.

ONE OF THR FINEST RESIDENCES IN
I y the Village Of Republic. Three adi0i1ing hNta
with coed llouae and Barn, and other Eoee cut
buildingo Also hne loi q ifnit trees Hna F'2ss-
Possession glsen Immediately u uestteu.
~. Eneuire Of MRs. SALLIE Mi1LIMAN,
dec2Onl0tfl or L, M, erRono, Tiifin, Ohio.
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PASSING souIS,

TWO DAILY TRAINS Pass TIFFIN Each Way
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ToTADrTa.

IFYOU REQUIRE A Reliable RElIE-
l dy to rvstore you and remove irrcgularitie, or
obstfuctiona, why not use the best
Thirty years experience has proved thai
DR.. Harvey's FEMALE FILLS,
have no equal for removing obstructions and lr-
rcgulArities, IA. No matter from what cause they
arise ~Na They are safe and sure In every case.
Price Ore Dollar per Jop.
DR.. Harvey's GOLDEN PILLS.
I. a remedy -four degrees stronger than the above,
and intended for special cascs OF long standing
Price, Five ollars per box.
Ladies' private circular with engrayings sent
free IN application.
II you cannut get the Pulls Of your druggist, send
the money 10 Dr. J. BuyAN, so Broadway, New
York. and they viii be sent free from observation
by return mail.
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Hundred Dollars

For each re-enlisted veteran soldier In the army.
WIN. II, GIBsoE.
may1O'G0n30tG1 Il q. PEHNIEGroE,
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THURSDAY, ApAIL I, 1861.
Town md Country.

THs members Of the Farmers Mutual Relief
Association are interested in notice which
will he found in another coihmn.
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RAILROADS.
Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rn R. R

TINE TABLE.
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Changes. Gibson 3 Pennington have re-
moved their law Office to rooms.ovsr the LIST
National Bank.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-10-10
More About Railroads.

Under this head the Ironton Jour
nal remarks as below. The Journal
will probably find out after awhile
that the efforts of our citizens in
behalf of their Railroad enterprise
are not altogether 'buncombe."
Our exchanges from Pomeroy and
West Virginia are filed with this all
important subject, and although we
may regard the efforts of Mr. Cutler
in Gallia and Meigs as buncOmbe,
and place little faith in anything
practical coming of it, still we must
not be too easy in the matter.
Pom eroy has walked up to the i'm
portance of Railroad communication
and has already raised $3.50, 900, Mr..
V. b. Horton heading the list with
$4,000 subscription. They are in
earnest in the business, and Gallia
county is taking hold of the matter in
the right way, The object of these
counties are to secure The terminus
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
at Pt. Pleasant. Are the people OF
Ironton, Cattletsbnrg,' and the ada
cent counties going to look idly on
and see this tho roughfare turned
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-10-10

from its natural course2 Have we
no interest in ..the securing of a
through line to the Atlantic? Or do
we flatter ourselves that by laying
still and looking idly on, that at
some future time, somebody will see
a good investment, and build the
road through, and give us all the
benefit of their enterprise?
Richmond, Va, has subscribed
100000 to the G. & o. R. R.
Putnam, Greenbrier, Fayette, and
all the counties through to Cabell and
Wayne have done all that was asked.
Cabell has voted her 100000, and
Wayne alone, remains to vote
Meantime, the Iron railroad contin-
ues to be satisfied with track OF 13
miles, when an additional 10 miles
could be added with but little exer-
tion, and we learn almost with the
yes of one or two of the Directors.
1t seems that everything is ripe
for action, except the consent or
rather the hearty cooperation Of
one or two of the present 1. r. Z.
company. Is there ne way to get
them walked up? Cannot we plead
with them to yield some Of their pet
schemes, or personal rrejudices, or
whatever is in the way, and give
Ironton what she so much needs,
and what will be to their personal
advantage financially, railroad COM
munication?
In the name of the people OF this
county, and especially Ironton, as
well as the people all along the line
of the extension, we ask that the
backward members Of the l. r. r.
come forward and invite the coop
Grafton of everybody interested and
let us have the work done. ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-10-10

CoRosER's INQU.sT.-Coroner WALL,
On the 10th day of September. held
an inquest on the body Of a man
found in the Ohis river, near the
residence Of Mr.. WIN. WALKER, in
Gallipelis township. The following
is the verdict Of the Jury, te-wit:
ave do find that the deceased came
to his death by accidental drowning"
The personal description and dress
Of the deceased is described as fol
lsws: Age about IL or "A years;
height Ave feet; sandy hair; cotton
shirt; black jeans pants and coat;
yellow socks; coarse shoes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-10-10
From the State.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Athens township, Hayes $40 major
ity, for amendment $50. County esti-
mated for amendment 800.
Thurman's gain in Lancaster 121.
Newark, Democratic gain 83, ma
jority 1919.
Ross county, estimated Democratic
majority 600.
GAINESVILLE, Democratic gain $50.
Chillicothe, Thurman's majority 322,
against amendment 47O. Democratic
gain 165.
Circleville and township, s44 for
Thurman, Democratic gain 80, against
amendment 80.
Steubenville city and township,
Hayes majority s61. Democratic
gain 947.
Wellsville, Republican majority 119,
majority for amendment 100.
Erie county, 300 majority for Hayes.
Cleveland, Hayes majority 500.
Democratic gain $50.
Oberlin city, Republican majority
$50, amendment 648.
Sandusky city, Thurman's majority
$50. Democratic gain 400.
Portsmouth, Democratic majority
100. County estimated Democratic.
Ironton, 963 majority for Hayes.
Emmitt elected by about 1000 majority.
Gen. Cowen says, Republican State
ticket safe, but amendment lost.
Franklin county, Democratic MAORI
ty $500.
Alien county gives Thurman 900
majority.
Crawford, Thurman / 500.
Jackson, Democratic member of
Legislature and county ticket elected.
State ticket close-amendment lost by
400.
Scioto, whole Democratic county
ticket elected, State ticket over 100
amendment beaten 1000.
Athens county, Hayes majority 900,
800.
Lawrence county, Democrats about
800 majority.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-10-10
GALLIA COUNTY.

GALL1poLIs TOWNSHIP.
The vote stands-Unien, GA; dem
ocrat, IS. Amendment, yes 81.
GALLrPoLIs CITY.
LIST Ward.-On Governor, demo
cratic majority s5. On Represents
tive, democratic majority 4S. The
balance Of the ticket, about 35 dem
ocratic majority. Amendment. yes 46
I'd Ward.-Union vote, 100; dem
ocratic, IS; on State ticket. The
County ticket varies little from the
above.
Sd Ward. Union majority SO.
In tie township and city the
Amendment is lost by &c votes.
GREEN.
Union vote, 127; democratic, 1O4.
Amendment lost by Is votes.
CHESHIRE.
Union vote, 204; democratic. SO.
Amendment, majority IA.
HUNTINGTON. IS.
The vote runs very even through
the whole ticket, and stands-Union,
1S0; democratic, 96. On Amend
ment, the vote stands yes 1872;
NO 108.
ADDISON.
Democratic majority S3. Amend
ment lost by 40.
SPRINGFIELD.
Union vote 102; demo cratic 1876.
Amendment, yes 80.
RAccooN.
The Union vote Is 205; democratic,
81. Amendment, yes 164.
HARRISON.
Democratic majority 20.
MORGAN.
Democratic majority go.
CLAY.
Democratic majority 40. q.
GUYAN.
Democratic majority 9. p
PERRY.
Union majority 35.
ONO.
Reported democratic majority 80.
GREENFIELD.
Democratic majority, reported 112
WALNUT. i f
Union majority I.