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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
The Ohio claim Agency.

A bill was introduced into the
Legislature last week abolishing the
claim pgcucy for Ohio. We sincere
y nope that our Representatives will
do nothing 20 inconsistent, or unjust
to our soldiers. Tho Ohio Claim
Agent at Washington. Mr., WEr.
MORE, is and has been doing much IL
the way Of collecting back pay OuJ
bounty for our deserving soldiers
Ind 10 abolish the agency now
would render these claims in biz
hands useless. and would rodopblt
the expense and trouble Of making
out now applications. e f.av
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
Tba FortFetb .Oonrrs,aaII.,

~ -
Tho convsbing sf ~ hszss Con,
gree had beenlhxsd at hosh OF III !
lih or March. Il win be remember
ed that before the Adjournment for
the holidays the Hopse passed bill
to tina, effect and on Thursday last, the
Senate took Il up aud passed It with
slight amcpdinents, 10 which The
House Immediately agreed, So that
all that is requisite, is the Presideqt'l
signatarc, which he would hardly
dare refuse. as he could have no pos
sible excuse for SO doing, unless h,
intended after tha. Sine, to surren
der the government iuto the hands ,
the traitorous south
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
News Items


Washington specials giye synoplI
sis Of an Important bill introduced
into, the House on, Tuesday By Mr.,
Shcllabcrger,o ,oiof Ohio. The man.
principle is sn implied .dccluresiop
that those who went into the REBEL
ion forfeited the right to vote and to
hold Office, coupled with an accept
apee Of spSlIforieitpre by the Govern
ment. .voiI,pl .y-
Associate Justice FIELD, of the
U. 5. Supreme Couit,, has delivered
snopinion that the Missouri law re-,
quiriug preachers 10 take the oath Of
loyalty is eR post f;,cto aud, unconsti-
tu,ionei. He olso made n decision to
Similor effect In regardsto the ut,
torueys test oath. Chief Justice
GHNsE and three Of the Associate
Justices delivered dissenting opinions,
"a Tribune Washington special
slys the Governmtnt has received in,
formation from Vera Cruz that sew.
eral transp orts have already arrived,
and the French troops have cons
menced embarking. There are "a
I'lurgo transports, which will be sufIi /,
cient to remove all the troops. 1t is
.Iexpeetcd all will have embarked by
the lst of Mares. ta89 t.
A strong combination of the Wall
Street bears has bcen formed in New
York to put down stocks. They
have the assistance of the banks, and
have already locked up twelve mill
lions Of greenbacks, and have the
promise ofseven millions more. This
resulted in panic in The stock mar,
ket aud prices deciinedito 43pcr Cent,
on railroad stocks, andito iIpcr cent.
on Government securities. y q,
Mexican news is very Interesting,
and Of a more positive aud less con
Trajectory character tl,ap any we have
published for some time. There
seems to b, no doubt that the French
are centcr;ng at Vera Cruz. and that
they will leave the country. bag and
w. . L
baggage, on or about the lst of
March. The, success Of the Liberals
in the interior are no longer profile
maiical, but It seems as ifthe Impc-
rr,la'kt4 are rallying their forces for
one final struggle.
The latest reports from the Ameri.
can col9ny in the, Holy Land shuw 1t
to be, 10 . mean holy condition.
Thar leader proves untrustworthy,
aud tho colonists are without money
and suffering from fever peculiar to
the land, Ten or twelve had died
from it at last accounts, aud others
were -aiek, The, wish to get back to
AperiSa, and have begged our Minis.
ter at cops'aPtipoplc % send a, mans
oGlysr9o take them oft The Turk
vi Government has, made a formal
potesi against the celQny, declaring
that Il cannot permit Americans 10
settle in Palestine. The laud belongs
!. says ts natives who ray taxes and
dolmihtary service. a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
MlNRRAL vrAIru.

This country abehudsiu fseat pia.
srai weaih, such ap IRON sierd. copper,
1inhI ard coalg The Head miAes 81
Webster, Christian, Newton aud Jas.
per counties-are w-being success
fully worked, yielding good vsges to
the miner aud large dividends 20 the
capitalists. aud that too when thi,
lead has TO be transferred to A mark
ct 10 wagons, the dstAdce OF 80 70
l50 miles, but when the Railroad
from, st Louis " Springfield is com
pleted We will nien have AZ difeet
.iRarket Coz our Riinerais'-uud-,miuiWg
operations will be very much enlarg
ed aud improved. ID ~ 4
7,ya Law, ORDER a scII0oLs.c t.
The Inhabitants are a very law.
abiding people. There is no bush
todekiag or 6ut.taieyy Of sny Kind il
this portion Of country A Citizen !,
as safe here in life, limb and the pos
sessiop of propertyps in, any Other
portion Of the United States. Til,
courts arc being held throughout tbS
country aud private rights respected
aud wfongs rodrossed. There is 3
very large common school fund
and now schools are being organized
ia the state on q common school sys-
TEN sihllar to that Of Ohio.
pnicE or LAND.
Laud Is very cheap, ranging frou
81, so 10 R20 per acre, according q
the improvements, hut owing 10 th'
.. large emigration that is now pourin,
into the state, these prices will sooI
be doubled. There is no place, n
pge cut, where man with small
means can dnd a. mAro eomiortabl,
home than1inSouth West Missouri.
MEcHANIcs,d LABORERs AND ENTER
PRIslNd MIN ARE WANTED. 81
"A great many buildings were de-
strolod during the, war, aud in som,
INSTANCES whole viITDgcs. Good, hon
est mechanics are wanted to rebuilt,
them.' Here, by1ipropcr industry
and economy, cangain ayeompetenc,
| " avery short time for themselves
Farm iIl,l labor Is scaFco and wages ar,
high. q ~ ~ " tt d
To the enterprising capitalist,
would SAY, towns add Villages arc
springing uk very raIidly over thin
country and affYrds j6nel ,opportuni-
ties for reasonable profits. NJ. G.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

CfYW. ~ ScFiptiun has saved the life
Of nv ,dsu,!hter and his say d hihdreds
Fni d d,librS Tor D,l.-R y. e. Humphreys
X 'h-cn. N " York. 'i' 'ni oi hoh'ui'
Wsbles, God rpr The Dneft we hive
received from yurr Peeoartd Pres, ription.
-R p. Peregrinr, Dl,ssouro. Pinh.
Every one To winn, I hav, rec3n,mcded
j. has brncfticd much ~ rs os .-1Rey.
c. D. Jnne., X cine, " SC msid.; n 70
BIBLE Il, u.E, .AsT, n PLACE N wy rk
I-Ip n" epriy part If F hfu ~. 1865, |
Was suff riug from yialrbt cough, ior
which ! had been treated during Va SIX
ur'hhs pT,vi.usly without ben. Fl Il mad
nigbt -weuIs which compleiely pruslrated
me. ln the ,vening h,iarseNess would
Come up which would pr vent me from
speaking aS"ye a whisper. 1 had then
bad iwo stacks nf bleedipg n m Tho
Hlnogs. NV fannily physician assurads,ne
thpl be could do D .fhlag mpreftrme l
was gr wing cSRidly wFss aud had been
c'mpell d 10 leave business frrusarly
two muulhs. Al NV sympHms mlica-
led, unInistakah.y, the pres nc" az tho
ConsuhPI1 a. $40 Rs tek kiouing 1t F, b.
ri lry. Mr.. Hsarys F,s.ae. :. TGVsuteC o.
the AawreHL DiIhe St tieiy, preaehted
me wlthys aoi tls-.pl lhsfPREPAREp PRE-
scRIPrIoS. 4 isa- -.isNVA AdAy yAuy Hpp tic,
wh'eh.l had reH'irldy lokts - ttrBs,d4 aud
iil}ss lhdiltwl weeks he night swea'a
were br'ksfi ~. raerefrwnrd gaig. d
str'-"a'h rapidly, AID aaG now rsoturly
attending to NV dutins us clerk to the
iAmrrienn ibioIcs S1cissyHiH wbnss en-
Ploemehi have haen Mug years, !, am
npw enjoying goad healthy YAlr Pre-
script'on feeleilsa cwew whci,, NY filends
derPaired VI my r'rnRsTy. -sfa' 1air4t
,ss,, -,4 THOMAS 4. CoSGrH.
have NerY rus OF Spasn die Asthma
gF II kears,c pnriD = fhs, tastsix ~ ars
I have nevrf had al uhihlaHbptc,f nights
rrrt, Il OF "a .seemed 10 ple tIaI would
lie before could g I. airfhto ioy hugs.
suffered 50 greatly from shorthess Of
brebih, hat / was compelled 10 tbko
n qieni r'.S.s 10 walking from my resi-.
dence To my pace Of ibuslhass. The
pkblf before | sblaipcd, tho PsepaTeJ
PfeseFipliha,g wac ne lsgsirsillbatlp 3 ssrer
plssrd. On obtaiaiug tie remedy t,Ok
u,teasp.lohiAl b RnJh Rad kguin AT hisht,
and elrpt sll night without wnkinF,
have nei had 4 br6k.R 'highlss r. sfl sslIce.
- an' sezs a oa have hOw emplet ,ly
reeAvsred my strength aud Spirits and am
sns ainicted win sharlDcss 6f. .breu,hg I
shall oe glad To have any one afflicted
with as.hma call and see mr..--ExRA C..
LksGDH. N = asa. ash staN.w York.
the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
IS pat up ln a o. bottlr. mud ID sold by
Druggists geRcTallv. nra orders ,nAyi be
addressed 10 the Sole Proprietor. OscAR
q. nj, sEs L. Co. ~ c,nrtlabda stF.ct
New Hsk. CosUH alton irse. A cifcular
confirming paFtienlurs, HDd iDuny cos q
successfully tnested, will be scnt irse by
mail tu all ", o write Toe ". F.T sale Ia
Tifinih HERSIiISER & MYERS
deel3asy lsegHAala ~
~ 4fr 4ftE A i+fs o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
To EADTTa. .

Ii YOU require reliable remedy Ia rn-
stnrs you aud rhnove irrrgnlifi'ies or
obsIrnctions. why m1T Tee ihe bestilt
Thiriyayeors sxsrrierc hns provld d that
DR.. Eslysys FEMALE FILLS
hsve NJ equal 10, removing 10 siruei ions
atd Irregularities! or M NJ tttr lrbm
whit e. use they sfi.rsaCsOa Tacyi % arr
safe onl suFa in Tvs q case Ni7i -
Price One Duttar er Jar.
DI. Rave = ocLDI N Pm Is.
Ia T, medy faur ,i.grecs stro ger than
f,hr ab,ves s''d ii,s'aiei k'e specihl Gas, s
Of laeS standing. R,icr, Eys' Dollars
per h"x. E
A l,d,es private circular with ergr,-
viags sNnt iree IN appliustpn,
L fry,a gamma get l g p lls OF your
dFu ,gisi, seud III" money lu D.. J. BRTAN
Isi9 BoiudN ay, Ma Y tk, end thse will
IA srit'Iree frOm obssFYIsioo by resurn
\ IN. ~, r,s. f -..N .4t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
2 Murder Al Dayton.

Miss Christina Kett. aged about la
years, living on Oak street. in that
city, was hrutally murdered Friday
afternoon during the temporary ab,
sence Of her mother, BY some un.
known person. Bloody ftraekS were
found on the snow outside Of the
house, and marks Of blood were also
found upon the fence. A discharged
pistol bSldLging TO her brother was
found by her side. but there were cuts
upon her head, made by some sharp
,iHstrpment and the sppposition Is.
that in attempting 20 defend herself
with tho pistol ftom the brutal as
sault OF a ruiIian, she was killed by
him. The pistol ared Into the
woand, and 50 placed as 10 raise the
presumption Of snielde. a ,si !,
Ne elee to the perpe,tatoE Of this
hOrriblc deed has yet been nhtained,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
DI. scuENcKs n
PULMONIC SYRUP.

Th'sgreat medlene cured Dr. }. n. sohYscx. ths
rNrs cor. Of Palmonarg COnsumpl ion. whea II had
A'suuediis mos, OaahldAbe AEpsci, aad when speedy
deaih arRearal u bet sylipbN ua N iule;ans pro.
nodncet his cAse inedrsh6 whoa ibe commenced
o " n'e a ,hls sinP.e but pSweFsaI Iomody .His
neA'n wss restored In . verg shSft tlmp, and %
return Of the dseaso has beoa arprehendel Cor all
he ymp oms ~ ekk't diP7ppsAled, and his presonA
WeAh is more thAa two hundred pSanJs.
4, spee HE recovery, .he has coveted HE slteptien
exclusively 10 The hurc q q c5asdntaIoa aud aha
daoasei wtich are usaAllyT oanp Ia ed with 4 ana
The earei o1ss ID by hs n,sdielnss have hesa very
numerous aad iruly Wo7der ul. Dr. soaHso4
uAkes pro essoaal vs 10 several Qf tho larar stie,
wcek6, whcfkae h,sa larle 'claebur.e Of pa,leal.,
ala Y trux aA,snishine V ~ psdr esnsamp,sye,
tl,as hasSto b nnot oSt q thali sarrM-as and A
aoteT USaths healthy. pobu.af psrsona. Da.
schkNcK'S PuLAONIC sYRUR, aEAWRRnl
TONIC. aEld MANDRAKE PILLS asa coaersily
Al 10 lulred In curing Consumption. Pun dlroc.
tons acc7mpily each - thai any oas can take then
without seoihs Dr.. soassoS. bui whsa ! isHcon.
wa'e 4 q \ hea 10 ses him. 10 give, saylos nee,
eai or horoash ekssalnalon With his re plrometer
be ieo h thfos dsilars.
Foa,e slaefte, Whoa parvhaalne. sh,l ~ tive
hkeaessea 81 the pQqleFone whsa In ths lAsi s,ase
ef ooasan,p.loa. sad no oihsF q 10 asw Il IA
peFseci heath --aro % tho 6osarntAent lfA1np.
sod b. ~ Druzsilis aad Doa,suI Price oi.us
pss bseilo - oi.o he h4d ds.oa. Losiuu ar
eevire sAsala aluaga b dressed 10 Dr. Buhsdeks
Iriae'ei odiee, = Nerth "a ~. PAllads;pAla, Pa
tio1efal Nhaesale Asenla, DonAa Rafaos 4 Co,
n NJ ). = HAass. Haltiansra. Nd. 5oAn D.
rsfk. cinetnoat. oaiei walker 4 Tassef. chlaAsu,
'Hi.a e0lsA sgo'. 8. LesA AaLssw.sa. He.IsA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

M OTl' NiId'e,oh ,tN1 and Caraias Hea.
'Nten hts 10, tlauuRe Z. H~pioH. l..nasi H. ti~a.
HrHioh, their mta-rrhihf a.. ri lnHa ~ b IN -n
IrT me- ~ ~ resl ieais or CAfk touni, Uinois
Wibm netoe that Safhtaiel tlkNtar, VI. Tx xreat.
Of The a. will and nIismsni Of MrRgeh H-aiaa
Ia oitb~ eonniS % Sear'ca sRd stsie ~ hin. d-ed
dled. on the ~ dav pf January, i~GT h.. peiiiaa in
tue aaF' ~ Ca.au,eb fiees ~ sh,d Ssashs csanty
~ snsi lie ahcss naa - pet Rdanis And oiheEs h-
the object and rF1v.Tof wAlchls i'rar frna .sd
Gear rtngTu iinn OF tho viii -Nd ead,eil made Nv
the 'celrnf. The a.sigrmen' of dos eftn hNv ileA,
pa sad order for he sale af tho yep estate Of whiek
thsd csdsu died seize 1h,i the Hb1Ve raa,4f paF
iis FraaE-d 20 Ta,w-F sHd P-titon. On or before
the ssth day OF F.btaaue t@as Y .l''T.iF
4cIs "a NArH ANlff. HFATON. ES-SutoF
CInsoN fESsfaroS hisiniR 4. Nuo. Hky y
iirsur roi Ij,sIsaIsv6pisT cs,l brr-t.,s bi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
Public sale.
ESTATE OF HENRY. c. RRIsH

y q "'N"NNIV1 ''HlAA'N y y. VAANA IN
THE updcr.ignch viii srll ~ ,P,hic
Auction. AZ the c"ur' II use III + III
~ TRuEsDlr THe 9Isr DAY OF FErRuA-
RVi lso7, 40 acres vf Inc Brlrl, estate. in
LIS irom To 10 norcs. On this land
there is n g'od orch ,td. n't1i'1inoo
pa TERns;--- One third OF the purchase
mou,y ~ b. pdd on d,y. of -ale; ons
third Ia one, aud one third In l,Sd years
a IA int"fest. MoHgbgeOr bond 10 re-
cure deferred pnyme''ts. to.pir
ELGAS " }, BRIsu. Ex 'cu'six. 'e
j. A. MeF4RLAED, Ex cuiof. ID
ianl1',i4w5. 4 lJ Iolou
Far Plais nr further information cal
on ~ , y. i Dk, McFAsEGNp. p
! 1j,nl7Si4A bp S4,5e. ''sp0 + p.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
Impartial Suffrage.

1Mpartlal ouurage'
There was introduced into the Leg.
islature last week, a proposition to
submit TO the people at tho next elec.
ton, the question whether the word
"whlto shalt be stricken out Of the
first section Of tho sch article Of our
own State constitution, so that It
shall read every male citizen Of the
United States Of twcnty.one years,
&c, "shaIl be entitled to vote at all
elections, instead Of linlitin, it to
every "whitc male citizen" In few
words-shall we decide for impartial
suffrage or against in Before this
proposed amendment can be submit.
ted to the people for their adoption
or rejection. this submission must be
agreed to by three dths | Of each
House. A canvass Of that body has
not yet been made that VIC are aware
Of, and therefore we are unable 10
say whether it will be sustained ut
the present time or not, but wo see
no reason why this question should
not bo decided upon at our heItstate.
election. Wo have never courtod or
espoused the question Of negro suf--'
irage, but the events of the past few
weeks, have brought the matter so
uudeuiably before tho country, tha,
\ IL becomes us as a consistent aud
/ practical people to giyeit our earnest
, attention, Charity. magnanimityOnd
principle must begin, practically, at
home. Ere We can consistently force
negro suffrage upon the South, we
must show thcan that we do not ask
any thing of them that would be do
gading or Illuminating to us, There
are in the State over seven thousand
colored malcs over twenty-Oue year,
of age, out OF this number Ave thous
and bore arms in the late struggl,
for the maintenance Of our govern
ment, aud vindicated their rights Il
citizenship on many u hard Tough
battle field OF the south. II Is for tn,
people of Ohio to say whether thos,
!. msr, who holpod to sustain "a in ou
death $ raggle for liberty and govern
meni, are capable to assist insustain
ing our laws in time OF peace. Are
these men who barred their bosoms to
: tho storm OF rCbcl bullets, not mo,e
IS deserving Of the rights ofa ciiaeh Of
this Republic, than such men as7val
landieham, Dean, or Ben, Wood
d who all through our struggle for ma
/ tional existence, awerc giving mid an,
d comfort to our enemies, melting trea
i son and opposing the prosecution o
o the war. This question is on,
not only for party, but FOR the people
, They have witnessed the advance
|, ment of the colOrcd man in educa,
/ tion, the arts, aud IN many instances
| ,he sciences, aud have become fully
, convinced that as far as eapAbility is
Concerned, the negro Iistaas amply
equal to tho questions ofOrr national
welfare, ,@nd moro so than are many
of the unedueated whites Otour cOun.
try. Let thcm have a fair oppottd,
fuity 10 tho struggle Of humanity, and
we will sNon discover that a dark
skin is no reason Why a man Is less a
man for that. uI a yhas US 80 20
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
Otice.t

TUE regular annual meeting of the
Seneca COp,,ty Ag'icu tu-n' Society,
will take place a. ihe Court Hrus", IN
SrtdrdIicth. 9b'h day Of Ja.uars, NJ 10
o'clotk, A. M, for ATE +lccti.n ei III ers
anIih' trains ,eith OF ,slheS imperiart
business. A prompt h'iapdsnc, Is r..
qu Sicd. N2' E. G. COVE. .S,e'y. =
i,nlO il9)3l si4duaIt .sl sarfi1 a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
Carelesssness,

On New Years EVENING" G. O. Funk
Of tho ffmaOf JoT. Norris, during
ths. course, of the eyening, ipsis.
ted on showing his pistol to the par
ties present, and drew The same al
Norris several times, insfrting that ii
was net loaded. whereupon. Nor u
requested Funk to stop aiming the
pistol at him, Fink continuing. Nor
ris arlse to ward It of, or to take il
from him, whoreupcn the pistol wps
discharged and wounded Norris se-
yerely in two places; bo'h wounds
proving TO l.e severe hesh Wounds, -
Springfield Adpertiler, te5 .o.l go
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
AVOID THE nuAcKS

Ifyou ara sDAenRg frim youthful in
disokeilon sRa have seminal weakness.
e,nissions, &C., Z aili strd ysu free ei
ohaFge, Information which IT, iDllowed
Will cure you without the aid of medic ae.
Address LIErRy An,pgE, IN
jsnt7"ltTEl station D.VN.Y. !.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
.u1ttvatOr.
xouNo M wN .

X XoUNG M DN.
TIA; experience Of tn" at ten years
drmnns rated tile 1 c. that reliance may
b. Pluc d in the llieacy Of al fIao
BAlA'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
for The spec,ly aud pcrmarent cure If
seminal wsahnrs-, emissions, physical
or uervous debility, fmparenc "r ant
Of p'wer, ibe rrsnlt Of > xull excess ur
youthful indi- 'retion, wnich f neglerfea
ruins the h Ppiicss aud units the suffar
rr fnr business rOrial s0ciriy or mnrriige
aud often terninaIrs 10 40 .nrtiui lv
tgr y". Nike 10 drlay in scrki4g- ,le,
medy. Il j. entirely VIZ t'GIt mud
iharin'ess on the s,st IN, can be usrd
~ ithnut detrction or ipIeritTenee with
business pursu T., nnd q. chIuge Vi diet
i nca"Ss y whiie asiis them. " u
Z Piece, Ode Dollar 9gni-t 8ai
I lhy"W cannot getithcm 7nt your drfg-
gjs', r nd the mnney 20 Dr.. ]. DKY4N.
Sl9 Broadway' NV Y rk. and IN y will
be sent iroe 'ru1, observations by r.rurn
mail. 0cJT Prlvste ciseslarS Il, geutlc-
men sent free on application.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

made corrupt usa Of the appointing
poVer, ,be barseniag power and ths
veto rover 'ihst he had corruptlg'
ldisi6se& of the property Of the UBs.'
ted States that he had corruptly in.
terfcred 10 elections, aud was guilty
Of other high crimes and misdemean.
ors, aud direc'.ag the Judiciary com
mittee ie inquire into tie, whole mat !
ter. The cxcitemo:.t at once ran
high, Attempfs were made, to turn
but the rssC! d,ion On the Ground oi
-titv-uot being IN order, ana yafious
eifor,s made y ,moys General Ashley
from his purpose, bit he stood arm
and collected, pale with excitement
! aud yet evidently conscious Of the
responsibility resting upon him Mr.
Spalding, of Ohio, attempted to lay
tho whole matter upon the table, bu
Q his resolution failed by 80 70 lO5
e SIR. Hubbell then inierpesed with
: notion to delay, and was eifectpall!
u sqaeicbcd, The previous questiol
st was then seconded, tho main question
m ordered, and the resolution passed b
r 106 to sc. o'
In '.Hf 'lA.uIgL.ag 49, 4.t..-- = o.
"a Delegations from several Of th
. Southern States aVe In WRshingtO
y looking into the condition Of thing
is IL is reported that the 7. csident con
d tinues to ndvise these Staiesto rejet
o tho Constitutional Amendmcnt-h h
ndheros 20 what beiis pieased to cal
" my pOli'y.Ho His Prime hIiniste
has, all his life, had policy az III
brain, aud the President scents to hav,
caught the disease. Mr. Juhnsoi
Q had better stick to his Z" O5aitftati5,
and Hity sic stars and leave Mr.
] Seward to manage the policy qocs.
tior or give him, tltast, 'siry day
trial at il, go e''a'H 20 t'"'qi't' %
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17

- Notice. sy-vs
re.Aess Bsr!.-s nd sp.I coul, Of
san BLIZZARD, LiEiv,GS cymmon
R,bt. v. Sutherland and .ca county,
Jemima Lugenb'el, Oaio.
Civil Action.
The defendant, Rpbsrt V. Sutherland,
a nun-rcsident Of the State OF Ohin. is
HEREBY motif d thar sad Francis D r
unrtl aud SashD Bsraafd. his wifs, q n b
petition In the Court uf COmmun Peas,
Of Seneca c"uny. Ohio. on The IAN dly
Of Jbnubrs. A.. D 1867, in which they al
lege that h. claims an equity Of redsup-
iion 10 the f6ilawin6 re6f eatSts Wing
aud .beipg in lbelCNniyof jSeueeg, add
Site oi Ofb, h.A Aneseribed asshlbws,
to-wii
1 Being part Of IN lots number FIVE hun.
adrcd ssd thirty three b3s and five hon.
deed pnd thirty iepr (534), in tho town
Of New Fnsi b. !, iiuw the second ward
lof TiHsh, i, said cothiy of Seuceu. com
.nepgigR TOR the same fi9y feet ffJm the
N rihwest corner ,f said in lot : unh 7
NV NeNhtfu " fhhu AuWV' W. NoooJ
theme ruqriPg SOu'her'j on and aong
tn West line f said ip lot lumber fv
hnudr q "rd tiiry y thr'e (t33), 'ix't Goo
/ fdci; thrpce aping Eirtry acrOrs "a
. IN, lVts humb 7 Eve. ;lypdr q aud thirty
three (533) anil fvi hupurrd aud thirty
(534). ut vlgit angles with III a
tW,,sterD ii9es, t. tvp,ef strr,r. ~ s !,
town oi New FotB ~, which s,re,t il
The East ri bJurd.rv Of said premises
/ The " irihrrn li'Gs 'bJnndnS The sam"
bHng parallel with tie Sou hern line
derrriOed Hs afOrrsHd. AID thnt sai'
cloin q NOT valid, I,.r Tie REASON that
!. ls'dspendsnton on an un X ,cu'rtl gift b
tween living persons which b per, re-
Vyk d. AID tre said plani ffs in ihsi
petitlon al; iu forever '1rrcf ,st said al
; " ufir'dompi,n srd pcrpeindly Ell ii
him, the lid r b NV. Su, IA r.aFd, lrou
Srlung the s9'n, ~. y i'd defend mt !
/. rquirud To ab.w = sTd 'pctr"n Ivy tn
/, nc II duy uf Ftbrnpfy,A,R NJ 1857, ar III
rane vail be taken ~ con gS5 d agnins
hi. FRAHc.s EERNARD,
arIg- ajhr Susan BERNARD.
e1 janl7aI4S6r slIOO.l P.sin'ifs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
= symptoms (;

u DfGicut ar Irr 'suIat Breathing, Lns
"f Brrn h, C,ugh, Wasting OF Flesh.
N gbt Swsa,s, 81, ,rding IRON the Lung
l. IS "F Strength, L ,%s 'uf f'A,peile aud
Gepcrpl Dscili,S, Debility d Pregnancy
AID Nnrsieg, Fyhns P,ins rhrouahi he
Should r, Chts; facs. aud Lmbs, N u.
ralgia, N ryuus Head ,cht, N rvUus Irri.
t-noasN N 'rv,Ns PtosG,tiaa, e iddmesl or
D zziisss, Excessive Pilencss, Soro
Turoi', Dro~siness, SleeplasSncss Dys-
p"psii, Sour StOinrch, ii az baru, Sink
ing or Opnn'ssinn of lle S 0ui ch hsfgrs
ur aittr eai'ng. CunstipaliOu, n nIiilrrt
/ We &C., ant especially in me fem 4, 10
disorders or Uterthe Irreaulariiies such
d fi ult, p.dn uL suppressed, sc,nty. or
xS''sv', DELAYED, .prsmplure or too
iTgqu,nt menstruatiOn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
R.ove and MnI.l rnonX.

The Affections of ,hs opa"site sex may
b.. gained by faIlnwiag simple rulrs aud
S,lmay mary happily Il det ed. whh' ut
regard TO wsal'h age, or beauty. Send
din eIed eavrlope nd stamp f"r aartleu'
laIs-to Msd>m LUcItLE DEmA6pg.
o.i, 49,. Blbie House, New York, !.