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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-24
Home News.

The vote Of this State at the last
election was larger, by eight thous.
and, than that Of any previous cleo
tion.
A1yices received from New Orleans
stote that the vote on Convention will
be 10000 majority in favor of it.
Only $4,000 was expected.
The Cleveland and Toledo railroad
has been leased to the Cleveland.
Painesville. & Ashtabula Railroad
Company and will, after Tie first Of
November, be operated by the latter
company uuder the name Of the Tole
do Division. ... ...
The Memphis & Charleston Rail.
road last week paid the balance of its
debt due the Government, amount
Ing to sI37 900.
Six hundred aud oighty.one emi.
grants passed through Columbus last
week, of whom eighty. six intend set
tliug in Ohio. a..
Capt. ROBERT LrNcoLN, at the age
Of 25. has been admitted 20 tho bar
of the United States Supreme Court
The funeral Of Col. A. ID. STEWART,
Paymaster United States Army, took
place at New York, SATURDAY. The
remains will bo taken to Louisville
for intcrment.
Tho schooner Wcnona, with four.
teen hands, including the Captain,
was lost, Oct. II, in Lake Eric, hay-
Ing cnpsizcd while racing
jeff Davis will leave Canada fer
Richmond about the middle of next
month. His lawyers profess to have
doubts as to whether he will be tried.
Postmaster General Randall has
said that ho intends to take the stump
next year for tho Republicans.
The Secretary of War has ordered
the creation Of a new military depot
at JeiForsouville, Indiana, and for the
last few days the Qqariermaster's
Department has been very busy ship
ping to that point large lots of army
material.
The Washington Iutelligcncer, of
Monday, has a savage attack on Gen.
Scho6eld, charging him with all sorts
of fraud aud villdiny in making the
registration in Virginia. The object
of this attack is to innucpc Virginia
to vote against the Convention.
Miss Yost, who was stabbed by
her former husband, Ferdinand Hoff
man, at Canton, week ago last Sun.
day, died on Saturday. Hoffman was
in Jail at that place, and on Sunday
night succeeded in committing sui.
eide by hanging, Both were buried
on Monday.
A terrible accident occurred at the
Iloosac Tunnel, Mass, on Saturday,
by whicu thirteen men were either
killed outright or suffocatod 70 death
The gasoline works, at tho mouth of
the shaft, exploded, and burning fell
down the shaft, burying the whole
gang working at tho bottom. The
bodies will not be extricated for some
days. . "tt .r
General ScuorrELD is doing what
ho can to stein tho current of feeling
which has set in Virginia in opposi.
ton to u Convention. Since his re.
turn from Washington he has given
the people to understand that they
uced not expect any change in the
plans or conditions of reconstruction.
If the Convention is called, General
ScuoFIELp is confident that Consti
tuition will be formed that the voters
of the State will ratify and Congress
accept, and this in time to have Vir.
ginia admitted by the fourth of March
! next
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Good for Indiana.

The returns from Southern Indi.
aua show large Republican spius,
Crawford County gives lsO Rcpubli.
eau msjority,a a Republican gain OF
1906 Harrison County gives a Re-
publican majority of l27, RePubli-
can gain Of $50; Washington County
gives Democratic majority of 200, a
Republican gain of 200 Clark Couu.
'y gives 300 Democratic majority, a
Republican gain of 400. The Repub.
lean ga'u in Koscinsko County ia 90,
and iu Whitley about 100. ae.a ba.
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he had the power, which Professor
Davisoa proSesseste belicvcr7
The animal's grip slipped from the
arm Of Mr. Dasisop. but ssill retained
hold ofthe coat AZ the keeper foil the
beast held his whole wcights at arms
length with apparent case. Professor
Dawson quickly threw off his coat,
which was torn to shreads by the go-
rilla.
The sffair caused much excitement
for a few minutes. Professor Dayi-
son was slightly injured. /Ht1
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Not One Step Backward ,

Sumo democratic papers express
tho belief that the results Of the lat,
elections Nill change the course d
the Republican party; that Il vii
abandon its cardinal principles and
seek by change Of its policy to aver
what they claim to be its impending
fate. Let them not deceive thom
selves. The Republican party takes
no step backward. 1t has set out on
path that twill follow to its end.
It's advance is like that Of the Union
army under Grant upon Richmond,
rssistloss as fate. Defeat may tenn
porarily check but cannot prevent It's
progress; no disaster, or succession
Of disasters, can turn IL back or
sworve II from its path. Its Rich.
mond is before 1.-THE reconstruction
Of the Union on the basis of Loyalty,
liberty, and justice to all men, Of
whatever birth, race, or color, and
the battle will bo "fought out on that
lire though Il takes all summer or
q series Of summers aud winters.
Flushed with a succession Of yicto.
rios the Republicans army has bceu
more jealous than prudent. Its adj
vance has gallopcd recklossly after
tho broken aud reireating ranks Of
the enemy, without looking or caring
whether the main body was following
at equal pace. The result was but
the experience Of score Of battles
whero the same mistake was made.
The line was strung out aud weakened;
The main body was left too far behind
10 give proper support TO the advances
he rear guard WIS altogether out of
distance; the country was
covered with stragglers unable or
unwilling to keep up with the head |
ong gallop Of the advance. At that
moment the enemy rallied aud gave
heir pursuers a sudden aud unlocked
or check, aud the air rings with their
'ells Of victory.
But there has been no victory, and |
here will be none for the enemies Of
If the leaders OF the
dyance will learn wisdom from cx
,ericnce. Not a foot of ground has
,een lost, and not foot must be
'ielded There will, probably, be no
more galloping at hcadlong speed,
,ut there will be no rctrealing foot |
.tcps. The spires Of our Richmond |
ire In sight, aud the fight Of last
week was tho FIRST Of tho closing
struggles that will end in Five Forks
md victory.
What is now to be done is TO hold
The ground already won wait for the
main body to come up. hasten tho1
roar guard, call in the stragglers,
cheek the ardor of the impulsive ad
vance, put a stop to unnecessary
scouting and to expeditions that
Jrnu nson, tho strcnuth ~ thn ,,rnnd
army and retarl its progress, aud
then set forward with unbrokeu front
towards the desired point
We repeat, there may bo no more
wild dashes aud reckless cutting aud
slashing but there will be steady,
irresistible forward movement along
the line, The orders now arc, "co e
up the ranks, aud forward l''- Ch,e
toud Herald. ..h- '.Ny
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Italy.


LONDON. Oct. 20.-Important Off
cial dispatches have just been receiv-
ed from Paris, in relation to affairs in
Italy. 1t is announced that Italy
positively pledged herself to enforce
the prosecution of the Septen Der
treaty. The Paris Pdtrie says the
French troops were so posted that
they could have been marched across
the Alps at moments notice. This
decided the step OF the Italian Gov.
crnment; and it is accepted at Paris
as rendering French Intervention uu.
necessary, and the French expedition
has, therefore, been abandoned. The
insurgents, in consequence Of this
unlocked for attitude Of King Victor
Emanuel, have evacuated the Ponti-
Zeal territory. 81, r
SITUATION CRITICAL.
NEW York, Oct 2l.-The Htr0hEs
special, dated Florence, 10Th, p, NJ,
says the situation Of Italy towards
Rome is still embarrassing and criti-
cal, The Italian troops on duty on
the frotier line have been reinforced,
aud the officers acting under the King
are making increased efforts for the
satisfactory discharge Of their in
structions.
EXCITEMENT ABOUT FRESou INTER.
VENTIoN.
All Italy is excited in remarkable
manner about the threat of French
Intervention, as reported from Paris,
aud the actual war Preparations which
are being carried on at Toulon.
PAPAL VICTORY.
Reports have been received in this
city, from Rome, dated Friday even.
ing, which says that fierce battle
took place between the revolutionary
invaders aud the Papal troops, the
previous afternoon, in which The sol.
diers of the Pope rctook the town of
Veroli, the Garibaldian force sustain.
ing heavy loss. l.i 1.I.h
REPORTS AND CHANGES.
FLORENCE, Oct, 2l.-Re2orts that
Garibaldi has disappeared from Capre.
m are reiterated, aud seem to meet no
contradiction. Ratazzi has resigned
his place at the head Of the Cabinet,
lie will be succeeded by Con. Mena-
bremo. Bands Of insurgents still rc-
main in the Papal territory, and the
evacuation is not complete, as was
previously reported. '
FLoRENcE, Oct. 2l-Night.-Tho
King has summoned General CiAldini
to Florence, aud entrusted to him the
formation Of Ministry. The people
suspect new Cabinet Is being form
Od in tho interest of tho French I'm.
perOr. Petitions are pouring in from
all parts Of Italy protesting against
desertion of tho national cause by
the Government,
SPEECH NY RATAZzI.
Rata2zi addressed a large crowd OF
people, who were making demon.
stration in favor Of Garibaldi. He
declared in tho most emphatic man
uer that Victor Emanuel would main.
tain the honor OF the nation, in the
crisis through which it was passing.
PROCLAMATION ny aARIBALDI.
Garibaldi has issued proclamation,
which adds to the prevailing excite.
menh lie exhorts the people of Italy
to persNvere in their patriotic strug.
gle, and bids them hope thai national
honor may yet be redeemed.
ANOTHER VIEW OF rHE SITUATION,
A cable special says French Min.
lister has assured the Pope of the aid
Of France; also, that the French feet
aud troops left TOulon tonight for
Rome; also, that it is rumored Carl
baldi has escaped from Caprera, aud
is iu Italy.
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Nrw advertisements.
Farm for Sale.

NHE undersigned, wishing to quit farming, Of
l lcrs his splendid farm for sale very cheap, stu-
sted Ia Wash ingtou township, Hancock county,
ohio, one aud n half miles southwest Of Fostofia,
containing i3l acres, 0i OF which are we'll improv-
ed, the balance Is timber laud. There is good
iiamc house, harm, wagon-house, aud plenty OF
out-hdildings upon the premises; also a splendid
orchard OF oil kinds of grated fruit, and two
good wells OF water aud cisteTn. For further
particulars inquire OF tho subscriber on the farm,
or address him by letter it FustnIla, ohio.
i'm octlI MARTIN MAuRER,
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Administrators Sale.

WILL offer for sale at the door Of the Court
| House, IN the city Of Tifhn ON the 2ad lay OF
4. NJ, AMI feur o'clock p. NJ the foliowing real
estate, TO wits A pare OF section - In Eden
township, Seneca county, OHIO, aud bounded ON
West by lAnds Of James 0. r. Etstmnn, ON the
south BY lands OF Richard Jaqua, and ON tho
East by the center Of the Kllbourn road, contain.
ing thirty and three-fOnrth acres of land,
moro or IcsS, Also part Of the east half OF the
southwest quarter Of said section %, commenc-
ing for the same at the southeast corner Of the
said southwest quarter Of said section, running
thence Ia q noriherly direction sioug the west
line OF John Brctzs lanll thiTty-seYcn and a half
rods to Samuel Lees southeos. corner; thence in
An oasterly direction along said Lees south Inc
eight rods, six feet and three inches; thence in
SOutherly drsclon thirty eight and three, fourth
rods thence IN an easterly direction eight rods,
sixteen feet. and three inches 20 the place of be-
ginning, containing two acres more or less Also
a part ot the northeast part Of the west half OF
the northeast quarter OF section -, IN said Eden
tnwnsbin and hcginnin,, f,r- ths sa,,s ,t ~,
northeast corner OF said west half OF said north
east quarter, thence eighteen and twenty.eight
One-hundredth chains along the east limo of said
west half to point on the Tina and oceola plank
road, ten feet ~ right angles from the center OF
said road; thehce north 50, west twenty-tWo and
tweniy-iour QUE hnndredth chains, on line par
allisi With aud ten feet distant from the center Of
sad plank road To the north line ot said section
.sensy-twoi thenco east twelve and sixty. ave
t,ining eleven aud sixty-sevon one Nhnndredth
i,cres more or less. Also lnlots numbered twen-
" (9ol anil forty-two (t2l in the town of Melmore
IN said county, excepting the south one third OF
said last named lot aud which two inlots, and
said tract Of eleven and siNty.Seven one hun
dredth Ncre>, above described, and subject 70 the
thereto.
TERNs or sALE;-one thri cash in hand ono
third IN one year. and the remainder in two years,
With interest, and secured by mortgage on the
JOHN MELRoY,
Adm illustrator OF VIZ MrlRor, deceased.
Il
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will offer at public Auction,
l at HIS residence, five miles Southeast OF Fos-
toria, on tho Tifiin and Finday State road, on
Tuesday, October 18th, 1867,
The following property, vizi head oil horses,
two Of which are broad mares and snflng eoilJ,
hogs, ii2 head of sheep, two horse wagon, one
seit double buggy harness. and aoit deuble plow
plow, harrow cntiEatrri horse rake, / hay
fork, lfanning mill, combined reaper and mower
hand cider mill, also setl Raeksmith tools, z
rife; household and kitchen furniture and other
articles not here mentioned. together with hay by
the ton and acres Of corn Ia the shock,
TERMS OF SALE. -r
Ali sums over 81, credit Of ~ months viii be
given, with approved security and stamped nOte,
N"'T ~ JOHN C osTEIN.
oct. I'D tss7.-tw. - sft.stf sssf.ftt g.
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Hon. DAVID HEAToN aud JonN h.
FREsou, Formerly citizens Of Ohio,
have both been unanimously nomi-
mated by the Republican Conventions
of Craven aud Chowan counties, 10
North Carolina, as delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.
Official returns have been received
from all the counties in Ohio but
four. Gen. fIayes's majority is 2,si3.
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John A. Newman's Estate.

nj IOTTCE.- 0n the 4th day Of October, A. D.,
IN 1867, the Probate Court Of Seneca County,
Ohio, deelarsd tho esia,e OF said 1ohn A. New
are therefore required 10 present their claims A.
gainsti said estate to the undersigned ior
allowance, within six months from the time A.
boye mentioned, OF they viii not be entitled
JOHN Srl CHcoMH,
Administrator de bonis non of the estate OF John
A. Newman, DEED.
Oct. "a, 1867 -6w. pr.fee a.. co.
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Notary Public.

| viii also continue the business OF Notary Public,
and give my attention as heretofore. 10 the solee-
tioh OF Government Claims, Insurance aud For
eign business. I respectfully solicit the patron-
age of the public In my line. Remember the place
Market street, directly opposite the Court House.
PHILIP EMlCH. 7
PS, have \ large quantity OF Cider and Vim
egar, which win sell by the gallon or barrel.
July 4, lse6.--tE a--s-----
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Noah ssitz's Estate.

NoricE Is hereby given. that the unde rsigne
eeutor of the WIN aud estate OF Noah SeitI. late
OF seneca County, deceased. ~. t.--ts
OFT. 10, lss7.-3w - =.
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ron PRINTING, PLAIN, or m COLORs,
J sestly aud pFompty execuecd At city prices, A.
hs TRIBuNE JOB KooNS
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AVOID THE oUACKs.

Ifyor are suffering from youthful indiseretion
and have seminal weakness, emissions &c, 7 Will
send you free OF ichargc, iuformRtion which u iol-
lowed will cure you without the aid of me,licine
Address HEHRy AMsDEH Hei
AHi1nIiyI1 HHii station ID. NY.
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Totals-Hayes, 2I6672; Thurman
2I27SS; Hayes maj. 1884.
Tho Royal Bank of Liverpool has
suspended payment, and closed its
doors The liabilities ars estimated at
e4,500,000. 1t is thought the Bank
will be able to resume business.
The Ottawa Ga=ctte contains the
appointment of Cols Harding as
Lieutenant Governor Of New Bruins
wick, and Gen. Doyle as Lieutenant
Governor of Nova Scotia. - 9..
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and will always keep the best kind " Guitar ana
Violin Strings.
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To the Clerk Of tho Court Of Common Pleas OF
Seneca County, Ohio, Who is hereby directed 10
publish this order for three consecutive weeks
in each Of the several newspapers published in
sad County.
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. Adm Adm illustrator Of VIZ MSlnoT, deceased.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-13
ORPOsIHEoN no 4xRATgNx.
Platform Of the Conservative Party
Of Tennessee.
Unanimously Adopted in Conven-
tiOn, at Nashville, Tenn,
April 10, 1867.
The Road to Victory

We, the Conservative Union men of Ten
nessee, adopt the following platform Of prin-
ciples:
lst. We are in favor Of the Union of the
States under the Constitution of the United
States, and pledge ourselves to support and
maintain the same.
I'd. We are the friends Of peace and civil
law, and that these great objects can be best
promoted by legislation recognizing equal
and exact justice to all-exclusive privileges
to none
3D. We are in favor of immediate resto-
ration of our disfranchised fellow-citizens
to all rights, privileges and immunities of
full and complete citizenship
4th. That our colOred fellow-citizens, be-
ing now citizens Of the United States and
citizens of the State of Tennessee and voters
of this State, are entitled to all the rights
and privileges of citizens under the laws and
Constitution Of the United States and of the
State of Tennessee.
9th. We are opposed to the reputation of
the national debt; and are in favor of equal
taxation, as the proper method of paying the
same
9th That the establishment of a standing
army in our State in time of peace, is a fla
grant and dangerous encroachment upon
the rights and liberties of the citizen;
heavily oppressive to the taxpayer, and evi-
IDENTIFY designed to oyerawe voters at the
ballOtbox
7th. We cordially approve of the patriotic
efforts Of Andrew Johnson, President of the
United States, in defending the Constitu-
ton, preserving the Union of the States, and
maintaining the supremacy of the laws.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen comprise the
Central Executive Committee:
Col John Baxter, of Knox
Hon. James Jones, of Greene
Charles s. Cameron, of Shelby
Dorsey B. Thomas, of Humphreys
John G. Gaunt of Davidson.
VIM. B. Campbell of Wilson.
a A Steele of Marshall
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VIM Wood appointed administrator on
the estate of Martha l. Wood, deed.
/ Order pro confesso and reference in case
of James Pybass, admir-, vs.. heirs Of c. Can
non. deed
Order guardian adlitem and order pro
kconfesso in case Of A. J. Moore, admr, vs..
heirs of NJ Crisp, decd
Order guardian adlitem and reference in
case Of VIM. s Doughety. admr, ct al, vs.
heirs of VIM Cummings, decd.
Order reference in case of Benz johnson,
adm'r, vs.. heirs Of Bryant johnson, deed.
Order sale of land belonging to the estate
of G. Cannon, decd
Order sale of land belonging to the estate
of VIM Cummings, decd.
John N. Morgan appointed guardian of
Matte E. D. Lake
Two Overseers of Road appointed
Order accepting resignation of A J Moore
as administrator of the estate of NJ. p
Crisp, decd
Report commissioners appointed to assign
dover to Mrs E. L. Nearin fled and CON
frmed, and title decreed.
Report sale of land belonging to the estate
Of David Whitford, decd, fled and con.
irmed, and title deereed to purchasers.
Report commissioners appointed to set
apart one years provisions to Mrs Eugenia
NJ. Bowers fled and approved.
Report commissioners appointed to divide
the land of E @. Hull among his heirs fled
and confirmed, and title decreed
Order appointing commissioners to set
apart one years provisions to Elizabeth
johnson
Order appointing commissioners to assign
dover unto Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Bowers.
Order continuance in case of L. B. Farris
vs.. Rhoden Bowers.
Order declaring the Office Of Constable of
District No vacant after the 10th instant,
and the clerk to issue writ of election to fill
the vacancy.
The following settlements, inventories,
ETC., presented, approved, and ordered to be
recorded and filed, to wit:
A settlement with NJ. Carraway, admir- of
the estate of John Carraway, decd
A settlement with A. Turner, ad mr. of the
estate of B. A. Springfield, decd
A settlement with A. Summers, admir- of
the estate of Henry Jones, decd
A settlement with J. W Holdford, guar
dian of the heirs of T. Doyle, decd
A settlement with J. ]. Polk, guardian of
n. 9. Wilkerson.
An inventory and account sales of the
property of Henry Jones, decd by A. Sum
mers, admir-
An account sales of the property of Geo.
B. Bowers, decd, by J. n. Shivers, admir-.
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Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of the
County Court
Respectfully,
JOHN 3. RUFFN.

John II. Bills, chairman, presiding
A II. Rose, J. b. Fawcett, quorum justices.
The following is a synopsis Of business
transacted in the County Court Of Harde
man at its July term, 1867:
The Court House Commissioners reported
the letting out Of the contract for building
the new Court House, according to the plan
and specifications of Messrs. Willis d Sloan,
on the bid Of $4,000, and that they had
contracted to advance from funds on hazd,
and to be collected as the work progressed,
within twenty per cent Of the value Of ma
terial and work done, and when finished pay
the balance from proceeds Of county bonds,
and also that they had taken bond as secu-
rity for completing Of work according to
contract, which report was received, and ac-
tion Of Commissioners approved and adopted
as the contract of the court
Order releasing Tax Collector Of insol-
vent county taxes, amounting to Sl8 So.
Order appropriating to sundry persons for
accounts against the county and taking care
Of paupers, S289 sc.
Order binding Menerva Bradford, colored
child, to George Bradford.
Order binding Jordan and Moses Brad
ford, eolored children, to A. Y Rook
Order binding Maria, Thomas, Jordan
Stephen and speneer MeGowan, eoIoreC
children, to J. T. Eubqnks. 8.
] Order TO pay the heirs Of E. kirkland
and Daniel Pate, decd