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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-10
NUMBER 81.
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Every day is written the little SEN
teuco--"dicl yesterday" Every days
a flower Is pluchcd from some sunny
homo; breach is made in some fam.
lily circle, jewel stolen from some
Ircasdte Of love. Every day from
the summer fields Of life some harv-
ester disappears-yes, every hour
some sentinel falls from his post, and
is thrown from the ramparts Of time
into the surgiug waters Of eternity.
Even as we write, the funeral Of one
who "diod yesterday" winds like
winter shadow along the street.
Died yesterday" who died9--
Perhaps it was a gentlD babe: sinless
as an angel, pure as sephyr's hymn
--onc whose laugh was as the gust of
summer rills lettering in the bower
ofroscs-whoso life was rpstuui
litany, a May time crowned With the
passion Of flowers that never fade
Or, moyhap, il was youth, hopeful
aud generous, whJsc path was filed
with wild flowers with not serpent
lurking underneath-onc whose soul
pantcd for coihnunioh with the great
and good, and reached forth with
earnest struggle FOR the garden in the
distance.
But the hear, is still uow-he died
yesterday"
A" Died yesterday" 4 youbg girl,
/, pure as tho orange flowers that clasp.
) ed her forehead, was stricken down
e as she stood at the altar; aud from the
o dim Hislcs of tho temple, she was
borne to the garden of slumber."
, a tall, brown man, girt with tho
r halo of victory, aud at the days close
I under his own vine and ag tree, fell
n tn tho dust, eSen as the anthem trem-
bled on his lips; aud he, too, was laid
"whcro tho rude forsiathets Of the
a hamlet sleep !"
An aged patriarch. bowed with
years aud cares, even as he looked
out on the distant hills for tho com.
! ing of the angel host, sank Tito
, drcamless slumber; and on his door
step was written, "died yesterday"
, " Died yesterday Daily, men.
women and children are passing
away, and hourly in some graveyard
the soil is flung upon the dead. As
often, in the morn, We find souie
flower that blushed so sweetly in tho
:, sunset, has witherod up forever; so
daily as VIC rise from our bivouac, to
stand against our posts, we miss SONS
>, brother soldier, whose CHEEKY eye in
the siegos and struggles Of the past
has been like dew from heaven upon
y our heafts.
- Each day some pearl drops from
the jewel threads of friendship-some
- Tyre to which we were wont to listen,
has been hushed forever. But wise
- is he who mourns not the peorls and
jewels lost Tuyior.
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mouy, and their rich men have as
many as four wives apiece. Tho chcif
art praoticod among them is the build.
ing of canoes, in which they arc much
skilled. They arc great lovers Of
fcasts, and this means among them,
eating sluttonous quantity of food
aud following it up with dance. 1t
is their custom to burn the bodies Of
their dead at great funeral in the
presence OF the weeping relatives OF
tho departed.-N T. Tribune.
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FIN, ONO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1857.

! -
table woman; l shouldn't think you
could turn dog from your door this
tempontuOus night"
Don't talk to me of charity said
she. "Oharily bcgius at homo-it is
your owu fsul, you tarricd so long.
To be plain with you, sir, do not
like your looks or your conduct, and
| fear you have some bad design in
thus introducing yourself to my iami.
ly."
The warmth Of the parlcy had
drawn the company from the parlor,
aud by their united interference the
stranger was permitted to lodge in the
house; as no bed could he had, he
consented to ropose on an easy chair
pcioro tho parlor fire, Although her
boarders appeared to cou6do in the
strangers honesty, it was not so with
Mrs. franklin; with suspicious eau.
tion she collected her silver spoons,
poppor.box aud porreugor from her
closet, and, after securing tho parlor
door, by sticking fork over the
latch, carried the plate to tho cham
bcr, and charged the negro man to
sleep with his clothes on, and to take
the great clcayor to bed with him,
and to awaken oad seize the yagrant
at the first noise he made in attempt
ing to plunder, Having thus takcr
every precaution, she retired to bee
with her maid, whom she compelled
to sleep In her room.
Mrs. Franklin rose before the sun
reused her domestic, aud found the
stranger sleeping quietly ia the chair
\ sudden transition from extreme
mistrust, was natural She awakcd
him with cheerful good morning
inquiring how he had rested, aud in.
yitod him to partake Of her breakfast
which was always served previous t,
that OF her boarders.
"And pray, sir" said the old lady
as she slipped her chocolate, "as yot
appear to be stranger, to what dis
tant country do you belong?" 81
madam, belong to the city of Phila
delphia." At the mention of Phila
dolphia, the doctor declared he 70
the first time, perceived any emotion
in her. Philadelphia" said she
and all tho mother sutTusod her eye
"If you live in Philadelphia, perhaps
you know my sou Beu?" "Wh,
madam" E" Why, Ben. franklin
my Ben; oh! he is the dearest chill,
that ever blest mother" What!
said,he doctor sis Ben. Franklin
tHcf ftntcr, your sou? Why he i
my most intimate friend; he and
lodge in the Same room" "Oh, Go,
forgive me I" exclaimed the old lady
raising her watory eyes to heaven
"and | have suffered an acquaintanc
of my Benny to sleep in this har,
chair, while | myself rested on a goo
bed %
How the doctor discovered himse'
to his mother, he has not informo
us; by the above experiments ES wa
firmly convinced, and was often aftci
wards heard to declare, that naturi
affection does not exist,
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DENTISTRY!

Dr. G. q. IBeilhnrz, has removed to
~ Commercial Row. above ST. Johns Drug
store. and fitted up \ DENTAL HEAD QUAR-.
TEHs, where he Is prepared to do work in all
the various departments Of Dentistry In the most
approved manner of Dental Science.
Reduced Rates.
Prices have come down in most all Departments
of business, and must In Dentistry. We6re fully
determined TO suit our prices to the ability of ALL
and do our work at the lowest possible rates
Teeth extracted without charge for those who
want artificial teeth. We are prepared to extract
teeth without pain. by the agency of any Of tho
means now uscd for the purpose In this country
Teeth filled with pure gold ln superior manner.
All operations warranted. Como and see US.
Tifln, July ~, 1S67.-0m. c. c, DEILHARZ.
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purtitol,
For the Tribune.
BEREAVEMENT AND CONSOLATION.


For the Tribune.
BEREAVEMENT AND CONSOLATION.
II is not In the parting hour,
When those we fondly love,
Have brcathcd to us their last farewell,
And winged their way above;
Nor yet, when in the darksomo grNo
Wclay them TO their rest,
The sharpes, pong Of sorrow rcnds
The stricken moUrner's breast.
'Tis when we seek our lonely homo,
Aud nect M aiofr The smile
Which could the cloud dispel,
And every rare hoguilc;
Aud when We meet around the board,
Or at the hour Of prayer,
'Tis then the heort most focls its loss
The lov'd ones are not there.
And thus while days and months steal on,
As memory brings to view
The vision Of departed joys,
our rricfis stirred anew.
Tho faith may own fathers hand
Yet nature will rebel,
And feel how hard 1t is to say
He hath done all things we'll.
o, mournful memories Of the past,
We wear our lives away,
Ye haunt MS in our dreams by night,
And through each weary day;
The home which late, like Edcn's bower,
In blooming beauty smiled,
Yo make barren wilderness,
desert waste and wild.
But why thus yield to fruitless griefi
Are they not happier far;
The sainted ones for whom we mourn,
Than we who linger herct
our hearts should glow with grateful love
To him whose watchful eye
Saw dangers gathering round their path,
And called them to the sky.
Not willingly the Lord afIiicts,
Nor gricves the sons Of mon;
'ris but 10 wcan our souls from earth,
And break the power Of sin;
lie saw us wandering from his paths,
And sent the chastening rod
'ro turn our feet from errors way
Aud bring us home to God.
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THE ATOMIZER.

A new system OF treating Lung and Chest disca-
aes, CatAs<A Asthma, sc. And all MRladics OF
the Digestive organs by the use of the Atomizer,
The AtomiZer Is an Apparatus constructed on
Scientific principles, which, bv a mechanical mr..
rangement, either by atmospheric pressure or
steam, converts any medicine into fine SPRAY,
and very readily conveys ~ into the Bronchial
Tubes or Lungs. with the Respiratory current
The medicine submitted 10 the Apparatus, lose
nothing OF their Chemical value, Rs In other pre-
parations, but are received into the RespiTatory
Organs in their full medical strength Those de-
airing treatment by this method, can obtain It by
calling on IN. YINoLING,
at his ONCE, In the rear of the First National
Bank, Perry Street. lsep6'66niTy1.
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H. B. MARTIN. M. D.

L Surgeon In the army-has permanently loca.
ted In Tlfin aud having had fifteen years expert.
ence In the practice Of Medicine, he hopes &c
merit ani share the public patronage.
~ Once in National Hall building.
All calls attended TO. either at night or day.
Also, Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
Aprle'eetfl H. b. MARTIN, NJ. u.
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Isae0-s uPPu9anou, wulen expresseu
as fOrcibly as action could do, if you
have concluded your business, the
sCOaer you leave the house the bet
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Your master at homo ?" .'No
sir he's out" Mistress at homer F"
" No sir; she's out" Then I'll step
in and sit by the frs." That's out
tOs."
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DR.. j. CHAMBERLAIN,
BOTANIST,

T1AvING REEN ABSENT FROM THE
W City and county two yeas'., Ia ooseeqUcnce OF
III health and being now completely restored, has
returned again 10 THIN, to resume hig former pro-
fcssion. no ONCE, one door South of Behm's
Grocery. on Main street Residence, FIRST door
East Of the old Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
aug2'66nl2yi.
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AuoTIoNgER,s NOTICE.

FTHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
Il out LicenFc TO blow said business In Seneca
and adjoining Counties, Is now ready at all times
TO CRY SALES.
Entire satisfaction will be guaranteed In every
case. ~ Residence near Mexico, seneca Comfy
Ohio. n. JONES.
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TO TEACHERS.
o so ooL TEACHERS,

rJNHR SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
I County, will hold examinations in the Grand
Jury Room, in the Court House in Tiiiln, com.
menning at l0o'clock A. NJ on each Saturday OF
October and November, and on the 18th and nth
DAYS OF December 'S51
No certificate will granted except on an exami.
nation day.
John McCAULEY,l
JAMES PILLARS, , Examiners,
So. KIRRwooD.
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DR.. GEORGE S. YIEGLlNG,
PHYSICIAN 81 SUR GEON

HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY OFTIF-
lFIN, for the purpose Of practicing his pro-
fession.
Calls promptly attended In the city and country.
Can he consulted at his office, in the of the
First National Bank. on Perry street, or AZ the
residenos OF his Father-ln-law-Beniam iamin Tomb.
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National. Exchange
BANK OF TIFFIN.
y. ID. LOOmis. President
"A. Or. Sheath, Cdshier.
O. q. ZelIeE'. Asst Cushier,
j. H. Frost, Teller.
DIRIGCTORS.

Government Fecurltes, Coin andsiE.asteTn Ex-
change, bought aud sold at current rates. Cou,
pons cashed, Deposits received and a general
Banking business transacted. tjan3'67nl2tL
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rIFFIN. OHIO.


AGENTS WANTED.
Samples sent free. No capital required Ladies'
and Gentlemen can earn from 81 10 slO Del
day. Enclose stamp and address
THirR Co., sth street, New York.
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KLINE, LOWE a CO.,

NIanufaotu rers and Dealers in
SASH.
Doors, Blinds, Work cd Flooring, &c.
IIANO RAILING, SCROLL SAVING AND
AlMoulding OF al kinds and sizes made TO or.
Ar at short notice sud on liberal terms.
Those desiring 20 build will do well to call on
- brfore purchasing elsewhere.
II All orders hlled on the shortest notice.
shop on Market Stree, West OF the Court House
And near the wooden bridge,
TIFFIN, OHIO.
danl'GanI2vl.
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AVOID THE OITACKs.

Ifyor are suffering from youthful indlscretlon
and have seminal weakness, emissions &c., will
send YOU free Ofeharge Information which II fol-
lowed will cure you without the aid ofmedieine
Address HENRY AMsDEN,
Ani7n}lyf1 Station d. N. Y.
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DR.. ]. A; ROYER,
DR.J. o OIcONNER.

TIAvING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
u l. Tim. has opened an once in Tomb's Block
Immediately over the Postoflce. He hopes. hy a
strict attention 10 business, with twenty
years experience In the profession, 10 merit lib.
erAl share OF the public patronage.
once houra-from A. N, 70 p.
Ho- Residencc-one mile South OF rif1n, on the
Flank Road. tnov22n6m6.
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MIscELLANEoUs.
VOLMER q KIRCHNER.

MERCHANT TAILORS,
A M DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTH
N ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps. sc
Constantly on, hand. Broad Cloths, Cassi-
meres aud Vestings, Washington Street, Tim, o
Particular attention given to Custom Work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
10 B.--We have the Agency for the best
sewing Machine now In nae nosSn4tf.
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The Columbus, Tifin G. Toledo
Rail Road Company.

u oOks will be opened for receiving sub.
Dscrptions to the Capital stock Of said llail Road
Company, at the several offices Of Warren p. No
bic and Hall Pittcnger, IN the city Of Tiihn, In
the County of Seneca and State of Ohio, on the 9th
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LUMBER AND COAL YARD

HEIeSEBE 81 BRO.
CUCCESSORS to L. Huddle & Co., Dealers in all
- kinds OF Lumber Lath, Shingles aud Coal A
good assortment Of dressed lumber constantly on
hand. Flooring siding, pckets sc. for sale cheap
for cash. Give us a call. Ohice opposite Cum
ningham's warehouse
Ttlnn, Ohio, Aug. 2, IB6I.-tf
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A PerssVer.ng SalU.de.


a man named James Van Brocklin
made three several attempts to COM
mt suicide, at Chicago, each one of
which proved unsuccessful. Van
Broekiin is gas 'htler by trade, but
having been for some time back una
BILE to obtain work he became very
despondcnt, aud resolved upon sui.
eide. On Thusday last he left his
room at about 10 o'clock P. NJ, hay.
ing hrs, written his wife a note saw.
isg that no propos a to meet de,,th
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Keep it Before the People.

The Ohio Sta,esmaa, one Of the
leading Democratic papers of the State
relieved iiselfas follows in recent
issue. Pursue the sentence care6llv'
reader, and see it there e not moSs
IL said: -
pEMocRArs. when they heard Of
heoal defeats and Union Victoyiea
puton sack.eioth, rolled themselves
~ 'shAss, and went through the sttes,
Staissnson.
That = an henest eonfevsion.-
"keep IL before ths psopla.s
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70 Country Dealers,

EuAfsnteo 70 an oader a. low as eAn Be lonsAt
In the Wastarn market. ir
Give me an order and try kt. Hoping that ny
asa customers a. well - lsv easa sia oontinne
q : = = IAN rspsstsualv. soi sfi s1l. p
AZ tAs cid s,anA In spayth,s Block, opposite the
sal caart House. Tina, Ohio. ~ ~
May eth, 1eJI.--tE
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sasl, niinds, Doors, wiadow Frames, pooY
Iramea, hoRidinBu, Pioketa, plAin and ornamental
breckeia, Hand kailings, Newell l'a Post and Ran-
ateie, and every description Of Finished work feR
hnlidefs constantly on hand or Manufactured 10
9rdsr, noD ftnp. Poplar Walnne o. DutteEnut
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Ash snd oAh FloosinE. Poplar ana Pine siding
Seilias Boards, scrolls, 40, hnished on ahoEt no-
No. June u, ee---tN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Or. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for Calomel,

These Pills are composed Of various roots, having
tbs power to reax the secretions liver prompt
ly and efectually blue pill mercury, ndwthout
producing any Of interchangeable or dangerous s
fects which often follow the Of the latter.
In ali bilious disorders these Pills may be used With
confidence. they promote the discharge Of vitsted
b and remove those distractions from the tivsr and
hillary duets, which are the cause Of bilious see.
ticDs In general.
SohESCK's MAkDRAKa PILLS cure Sick Hesdaehs,
and all disorders Of the Liver, ind;c.tsd BY sallow
skin, coated tongue, eosiveness, drovsiness, and
general feeling Of weariress and iassitude, showing
that the liver is In tarpid obstruoied condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage In
all when purgative sitsrstiTs medicine Is
required. 1870 t-; =11 ar'Hrr = IS 5-5
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
Of the Doctor, when in the last stage Of
Consumption and the other he now IL. In perfect
health are ON the Government stamp. s ri
Sold by aIi Druggists aud Dealers. Price 20 cents
per box. Principal 0fHcs, No. Is North eth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. r--- ... ..4..., d
General Wholesale Agents: Demss Barnes & Co., n.
z s. 8. Rsnce, Baltimore, Nd; John D. Parke, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins
Bros, st. Louis, No. 42yl lst y evy mo.
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rTr,..S e,.,., Yn,a,rsI a.y.,r. Tn

United States Internal Revenue In
come Tax for 1866 and Special Tag
for 1e67.-Every person engaged or engag-
ing in business requiring a Government Lii
eeuss is by law required to make applica-
ton therefor on or before the lst day Of
April of each year. Any person failing to
comply with this law Is liable to penalty
for doing business without License. The
law also requires all persons to make return
Of their Income without regard to the amount
thereof, on or before the lst day Of April Of
each year. Any person neglecting to do 50
isliable TO be Assessed and penalty added.
/ will receive returns and applications AT
my Office until April 18th, 1867. Persons
then in default may expect the penalty TO Be
enforced. Office over Garvin Il Cos Store,
Corner Pront aud Croghau Streets.
J. r. BARTLETT,
Assistant Assessor,
Fremont April LIST 1867, lst District 9Th,
Division Of Chic. -z "'t1i
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The Hxhibition.-The exhibition Of the
High School on Friday evening last was quite
success. There was full house and quite
an amount was realized for the apparatus
fund. The audience seemed well pleased
with the exercises and indeed the scholars
performed their parts very creditably. The
tendency was to the Tbeatrical-thanks to
the example of our young and aspiring city
neighbor whose "Monumentals" and Excel
siors' have been cultivating a taste 10 this
direction. These efforts at acting we're rathe,
too ambitious for school exhibition, perhaps
and many Of the audience would have pre-.
ierred to hear the young ladies and gentlemen
express their own ideas on the living topic:
of the day, SO that some estimate might be
made ftheir ability and training, but on,
school only followed tie current fashion Of
the day in this matter
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The Water Power.-Now tbat d

The Water Power.-Eow that the
work of election is over we hope that the in
terested psrties-and every man who owns a
dollars worth of property in the ceuuty is
interested-wiIl effect some sort of OReAE-
RATION and make careful estimates Of the
cost of the projected WATER PowER, based
upon survey. Unless neu who ara familiar
with su q matters are greatly mistaken We
cannot afford to let this prize slip through
our fingers. And if we are ever to have the
WATER PowER We mnst move VOW. James
Moore aud Moore and Dean are preparing TO
improve their privileges and dc lay viii add
fifty per cent. to I've cost Of the enterprise.
There certainly should be thorough Gao
vsss Of the matter now.
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Deabs.

at the residence of her son, B. V. Royee,
in Townsend, March 2lst, 1867, Mrs. Polly
RoYcE, whose age was about eighty years.
Mrs. Royce was lady of fair talent hav-
ing more perfect physical organization
than is often met with in the human family.
"A sound mind In sound body" was her
Inheritance. She formerly resided in TomP-
kins Co., Y. Y, but came to Ohio in 1885,
and after raising family Of nine children
passed on to old age with a musical voice
and conversational powers little impaired, uu-
til about the first of March. 1861, when a
parslytic stroke signaled her departure; aft
er which she fingered until the s1st inst.
when she passed awsy, leaving many young
as well as old friends TO cherish her mem
f
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l. Backbone Photographed irtm the
scapel, By +. q. Dixon, III. D. Author o.
Scenes in the practice of New York Sur
geon. lr- .... Id.
= This interesting volume is made up Of
selections from Dixon's Scalpel," which
was at first issued quarterly but was finally
discontinued as a regular publication, and
row appears only when the leisure of the au.
thor permits. These essays were written amidst
the cares Of an arduous and harrassing prsc.
lice but are full of rigor, satire and instruc-
ton and wi well repay careful aud
thoughtful reading. The facts have been
gathered during long practice among al
classes Of people and all the various phases
Of life have contributed to illustrate the
authors idea. The language used is always
good. strong English, the scenes from life
are graphically, described and the incidents
all of which are real and many ofthem affect
ing and pathetic, are actual Scenes from the
practice ofa New York Surgeon. THE book i
oneof extraordinary interest, is well bound
aud neatly printed ond contains handsome
Photographic likeness Of the author.
The price 81 so, handsomely bound in
cloth and it will be sent free of postage To
any address Oh receipt Of the price. RIM.
Dewitt Publisher, No Is Frankfort st. New
York.
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Admins tratrix Sale of Real
Estate,

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Prohate Court,
Il within and for the County Of Sandusky IA She
Stats of 0hto; made in a certain proceeding beld,
wheTein Susan Totten Is AdministTasrix GA The es-
tate OF William Fotten, deeeased petitioner, and
Oiyia Totten and others were de sndants, wili on
the Goth day OF April, d. 1867 at O'Clock P. NJ,
at the door Of the Court House IN Fremont "a ss.d
county, offer for sale 10 The highest bidder but 1t
less than tvothirds tbs spPrssei vaue OF the
In-lots numbered ninety -fvs pirety-six ard ioety-
seven, (9s, 95 07 in IN eoud Ward CT the ctty II
Fremont in ssid Ssndusky Cornty, being the hs me
stead property o. said william TcttsD. now d=cs I,
appraised at four thousand doilzrs- 81 Ge5
Terms OF SILE:-Oue-third Of tbs p1rchssa f.ion-r
to be paid the day OF ssl- and ts balance IA ~
equal iBstz.luaeIt Is st hire 10y snl eighteen Csf
months, the deferred payments 20 b. gecured By c-t
gage on the premises sold and - bear interest from
the day Of sale. susan TOTEM.
As Adnnistratrix on the Estate ~ the In VII
lam Tottez, d-eeased-
March p, 1861 -i2sk II e62s.