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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-16
miscellaneous.
WHAT THE SOUTH NEEDS.
Opinions of Southern Men.

We present below a few more ex-
tracts from the many letters received
by the Union Congressional Execu.
tive Committee from representive col.
ored and white Union men to the
States lately in rebellion. 1t will be
observed that all of these extracts
contain strong appeals for aid in the
work OF organizing the Republican
voters in those States. They need
speakers who understand the issues.
aud know how to present them effec
lively; they need men experienced in
organization to aid in the great work;
they require large quantities ofsuita-
BILE reading matter-speeches which
discuss in plain language the national
issues Of the day, are most required
Money is needed to provide these
things; the expenses of speakers and
and organizers must be paid. Money
is needed def'ray to the expense ofprin-
ting documents. The commi tee are
doing much, and nothing within their
power will be left undone; they want
help from all who comprehend the
Importance of securing to the Repub-
lican party a majority of the votes to
be cast in these States. Let every
man who can afford TO contribte put
himself in communication with the
committee. Communication may be
addressed to Hon. +. J. bullock,
Secretary Of the Committee, Wahing
ton, d. G.
FROM TENNESSEE.
A gentleman writing from Colum.
bia, Tennessee, says: "Teenessee
now leads the van in the march Of hu-
man progress. The struggle which
our good people have gone through
was terrific, and can hardly be realized
by our Northern friends, so happily
removed from the blighting inAuen-
ces Of predjudice aud morbid educa-
tion. To make the freedman vote
understandingly requires much labor
in the way of detail. Employed by
rebel planters, they require counsel
and enlightenment to avoid the vi,
cious efFects ofevil Influences. Threats
are made that if the freedmen vote
the Radical ticket 'thcy must hunt
their homes, which intimidation may
keep many from the polls, unless we
can succeed in convincing them that
really tho planters are at the mercy
of the laborsrs, instead Of vice versa."
ANOTHER FROM TENNESSEE.
A very prominent citizen of Colum-
bia, Tennessee, says: "The good
work goes on in this State bravely.
The colored men are focking to the
Republican standard with great en-
thusiasm. Within the last week /
have initiated into the Union League
six hundred msn in this county
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DR.. ]. CHAMBERLAIN,
BOTAMlST.

HAvING DBBN ABSENT FROM THE
City and county two years. in consequence of
Ill health, and being completely re-tored, has
returned agan to Tifin. TO resume hls former pro-
fession. 10 once, one door South Of Rehm's
Grocery. on Main Street Residence, fTst door
aur2i66naRvl
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DIR. GEORGE S. YINGLING,

i FIN, for tho purpose Of prnctieing his pro-
fession.
Calls promptly attended in the city and country.
Can he consulted nj his ONCE, in the rear Of the
First National Bank. on Perry Street. or at the
residence OF his Father-in-law-Beniam amin Tomb
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II. B. MARTIN. M n-

FORMERLY OF MBLMOHB---IATE A
Il Surgeon in the army--has permanently locs-
ted In Titiln and having had hfteen years expert
ence In the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage
~ Odlce in National Hall building.
All calls attended TO. either 1T night or day.
Also. Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
apri960tfl II. u. MARTIN, NJ. d.
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DR j D O'CONVEp

II AvING PERMANENTLY LOC lTED IN
L Il Tim has opened an Office In Tomh's Block.
Immediately over the Postoflce lie hopes, by a
strict attention 20 business. with twenty-four
yeirs experience in the profession. to merit lib
crai share NJ the public patronage.
Once hours-from 8 A. 70 p. ".
hs- Residcnce-one mile South OF Tifin. on the
Plank Road. lnov22n6m6.
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DR.. ]. A: POYE9.

HAs PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN OUR
i l. City, ani offers his professional services to
the citizens % this place aud vicinity.
m OFFICE, At his residence, on Perry Street,
In the House lately occupied by Or. Gibson
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Who is the Oldest lunatic on rec
ordY Time out Of mind.
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FROM LOUISIANA.

The Chairman of the State Cen
trail Committe Of Louisiana says :
"Please remember that our people
are like hungry men longing for food,
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A very intelligent and able writer
in Gordonsville, Va. says: "The
Republican party will receive the
entire colored vote in the counties of
Orange and Louisa, also a portion of
the white vote, but we are desirous
OF obtaining as many votes as possi-
BILE. Many of our citizens are Wings,
who have been forced into affiliation
with the Democratic party by the
events Of the last six years, but l be-
lieye that, if the right means are used
we can win them over to the true
faith"
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FROM VIRGINIA.
FROM FREDERICKSBURG, VA.

A prominent citizen Of Fredericks-
burg says: "ln this and adjoining
counties the mass of the laboriug
class know very little of the polite
al condition Of the country, Many
colored men. not being aware that
they have the right of suffrage, and
but slightly appreciating its import
ance, as yet, consequently VIC have
some apprehension that they may not
all turn out to have their names reg
istered."
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Foreign InteIIIeenee.

Constantinople CORRESPONDENTS, dated
the 18th of February, says: Turkey is
concentrating her hosts of various ma
tionalities in great force in and around
Constantinople.
Russia is reinforcing her army of OBJ
servation, and advancing on her from.
tier lines, and the Turks of all classes
seemed impressed with the belief thai
a struggle is at hand in which the
Sultan's position must be maintained
at the cost of much blood, or he be re-
tired from Europe to the Asiatic shores
of the Bosphorus. The Viceroy OF
Egypt moved, it is thought, by French
advice, bears himself more indie,
pendently towards the Sultan, as he
understands the near approach of war
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ST.. LOUIS, April S.-The Democrats
Topeka, Kansas, special, says large
convention of those IN favor OF impair
tial suffrage is in session in this city.
Lucy Stone, and DR.. Blackwell, and
delegates from different parts, are in
attendance. An association has been
formed for the purpose of canvassing
the State thoroughly and distributing
documents. The object Is to carry the
female suffrage clause as well as the
negro. The officers of the association
are: Governor Crawford for president,
Lieut.-Gov. Green for vice-presidsnt, s.
n. Wood for corresponding secretary,
and an executive committee of four
teen, including such men as Charles
Robinson, j. p. Root, ]. B. Abbot, Col.
Moonlight, all the members of the Su-
preme Court, and other leading men of
the State. Arrangements are made to
have the most prominent advocates Of
impartial suffrage from the East to
stump the State. Money will be raised
to conduct the fall campaign, which
will probably be the most vigorously
conducted Of any which has yet taken
place. l
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Foreign News BY MAN.

New YORK, April S.-The steamships
Arago and Jura from Europe, arrived
to-day. The Jura brings advices from
Liverpool up to the sd ult., from
Queenstown up to the "a ult.
Mr.. Gladstone on the 25th ult., Invited
his supporters to a meeting at his house
to consider their course on the Govern
ment Reform Bill, and about 200 MEM
bers of the House of Commons respond
ed to the Invitation. Mr.. Gladstone
recommended at the second reading
the bill should pass unchallenged, but
that if the clause .embodying the prin-
ciple of duality of voting was not aban i.
ed and the difficulties as regards COM
pound house holders equitably adjust
ed, and if these concessions were not
distinctly made in the Chancellor OF
the Exchequer's speech on the sec
the liberal partyshould be convened and
he would then propose that the cardinal
vote should be taken on the question
and that the Speaker leave his chair
in order to go into the committee. This
he explained would have substantially
the same effect as vote against the sec
ond reading, while it would give the
government ample opportunities deci-
ding whether they would insist on re-
tanning the present objectional provis-
ions of the bill.
Mr.. Roebuck said he should support
the seconQ Eea0inSs DuG acquleSceQ Int
Mr.. Gladstone's proposal.
Mr. Bright spoke strongly against the
bill as 1t now stands, but supported
Mr.. Gladstone's suggestions. 3d.
The Pail Mall Gdzehe says: Mr..
Gladstone alluded to a rumor that the
government intended to postpone going
into committee on the bill to a late
period. Mr.. Gladstone said he intended
very strongly to oppose that course.
Same paper says: MIR. Bright's
speech was very moderate in tone, and
he intimated the belief that he should
have no difficulty in backing the policy
of the Liberals as a party.
According to the Standard, Mr.. Glad
stone intimated that he should propose
in committee a larger extension of
the country franchise, and some other
alterations in the bill.
| At a meeting of the Confederate bond
holders in London, it was resolved 70
furnish a committee with funds to in
stitute proceedings against the United
States, and protesting against the
United States Congress and LegisIa-
lures of the Southern States passing
any law to prejudice their rights and
the contract made with said States. D.,
A new OuuRrd line vessel was,
launched on the goth. - atssTsl,ai
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New York specials.

NEW YORK, April S.-The Times
special says: There is not one word
of truth in the telegraphic dispatch that
the President is advised of an inten-
ton or purpose to go before the Su-
preme Court, or connect himself with
any movement to procure an investi-
CATION to restrain any action under the
reconstruction laws.
Information has been received here
that Judge Lynch, recently appointed
District Attorney, vice Andrew J. Her
ron, removed by General SheridBn, will
as soon as possible proceed to the in
dictment of John D. Monroe, ex-Mayor,
II. Adams, ex-Chief of Police and other
municipal authorities, for melting
and participating in the riots of July
last.
Prominent members of the Senate
Foreign Relation Committee say the
Russian treaty will be postponed until
December next.
The judiciary Committee Will to day
complete the examination of witnesses
in the impeachment matter and then
adjourn till the LIST of May.
Another mass convention will be held
in North Carolina very soon, composed
of original and unconditional Union
men, who will repudiate the party or
ganiZation effected at the recent Raleigh
meeting. Their platform will be man
hood suffrage, while the Holdenites
have pledged themselves to universal
suffrage.
The Worlds special says: 1t has been
concluded not to remove Collector
Smythe.
Governor Humphreys, of Mississippi,
has given his assent to the movement
shortly to be made to test the constitu-
tionality of the reconstruction act. 1t
will take longer than was first antici-
pated to prepare the brief, and cite the
legal authorities, and the injunction
against the enforcement of the law and
may not be supplied for week or so.
Ex-senator Harris of New York, is
being strongly urged by the New York
Republican delegation for the mission
to Austria, but it is doubtful if he Is ap-
pointed.
The Tribune's special says: Arch
Bishop Spaldihg will administer the
rite of Confirmation, in this city, on
Sunday next, and soon after leave for
Rome, to consult with the Pope and
Cardinals, as to the spiritual estate OF
the Catholics in this country.
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prepare for their quarterly statements, show
now useless Is the law requiring these stated
e1hlblist as q means of aScerfRintng their
LeaI conditon. No matter what may be their
~ oi5.Ss m unree months, an array or details
tS"AI1s PeFfsctly satisfactory state or ar
iisaits ; Pul Nnlle this provision of the bank
Law y descriptive rather than otherwise as q
ha,,Il q 81 sseertaining the condition of the
ts. y S1uses much Inconvenience at four
tEt t50s u Ans year oy producing an irregular
LnlstieIehee win the cSurse OF banking on
statons; and an Interruption of bushes II,
financial and business circles.P - - - -
T1sIotsE4z Or LATEST. -s ~
Our night dispatches show a marked de-.
cline in stocks yesterday afternoon in New
York. II IS said that the money market has
been made Etringently close by the borrowing
and docking up" operations of certain beaT
..lir.r.ns - -
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View York Nemn.

NEW YORK April 3.-Joseph Crack.
eron, a Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue, was put on trial yesterday
charged with having embezzled the
sum of nearly $40, 900 which he had col.
lected for taxes at various times during
1864 and 1855.
The New Academy of Music was the
scene of gas explosion last evening
about an hour previous to the evening
performance, which came near causing
another serious fire. One man was Sc
seriously injured about the face and
chest that he is in precarious condi-
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BY THE CABLE.
AdVicss to the Sd of April.

LONDON, April 50 p. m.-Consols
declined since noon q, they are quoted
at 901s for money.
LIVERPOOL, April S-Noon-Cotton,
dull with downward tendency. Bread
stuffs, quiet and firm, Barley, advan-
eed Id, and is quoted at As I'd. Oats ad-
vanced; sales of prime at IS i'd. Wheat
lbs Sd for red western; lbs Cd for Cali
fornia white. Provisions quiet. Pork
advanced Is Cd and Lard Sd. Produce
unchanged.
4 LIVERPOOL, April So p. m.-There
have been large sales of California
white wheat for export to New York.
Cotton declined &c.
LONDON, April s.-Consols, 81; U. s.
5-20s, 75; Illinois Central, ISL; Erie, 80.
FRANKFORT, April 8, P. M.-U. S.
5-2Os, Is. $780, ~
PARIS. April 8, P. MI. s. $50
bonds, SIS.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Evening.-Cot-
ton dull; sales of 10000 bales middling
uplands at 1224@l25S; New Orleans at
49,. In breadstuffs there has been a
AdA 30 5d4cs Su4IlOEuld white WnedI lot
export TO New York. Closing prices
for flour, 2ss. 3D.; No. red wheat, 1Ss.
3d.; white California wheat, 13s. Cd.
Corn, 4Os. Sd.@4Os. Cd. Barley, 4s. I'D.
Oats. IS. I'D. Provisions close general
ly dull. Pork heavy at. Us. Cd. Beef,
27s. Cd. Bacon, SIS. Cd. Cheese, COS.
Lard, S9s. Produce unchanged, except
decline ofsd. in the morning on com
mon rosin, and an advance of Sd. in
spirits of turpentine, they being quoted
respectively atss.6d. aud SIS. Sd.
SOUTHAMPTON, April S.-The steamer
America, from New York, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, April s.-The ship New
Hampshire, from Shields, bound for
Bombay, was abandoned at sea on the
10Th of March. Eight of the crew per-
ished. so E -5I5-F -
PARIS, April s.-M. Schneider, Vice
President of the French Corps Legis-
latif, succeeds to the Presidency, which
was made vacant by the resignation of
Count waleski.
The negotiations looking to the ac-
QUESTION of Luxembourg to the French
Empire have been stopped.
FRANKFORT, April S.-United States
bonds closed at774.
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ROCHESTER, April 3.-Col. Woods, OF
the secret detective corps of the United
States government. with the assistance
of the deputy marshals, made a grand
raid yesterday on buyers and sellers of
counterfeit government treasury notes,
fractional currency, &c. They have,
up to noon, arrested twenty persons,
whose residences are in Western New
York, and lodged them in jail in this
city The warrants were issued by o..
s. Commissioner Clark, and the exam
ination of the arrested parties will be
hafnro II
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CHARLESTON, s. c., April S.-The
Board of Trade banquet, last night. was
a brilliant affair. Governor Orr made
an elaborate speech on the situation,
counseEliug prompt compliance with
the requirements of Congress. General
Sickles also spoke, foreshadowinR in
general terms his policy as District
Commander. He has issued an order
prohibiting elections for the present
and announcing that he will appoint
sheriffs and other civil officers upon the
expiration of terms of the present in
cumbents.
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New YoRK, April S.-The HeraId's
southern letters state that the people OF
Texas, near the Rio Grande border, are
utterly Indifferent about the workings
of the military reconstruction bill, pro-
Tossing really as much allegiance TO
Mexico as they do the United States,
and taking decidedly more interest in
her affairs.
a large mass meeting OF colored per-
sons was held in Macon, on the 18th OF
March. at which sentiments were ex-
pressed favoring utilization with the
white voters.
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COLUMBUS, O., April S.-The Senate
resolution for manhood suffrage was
taken up to-day, and the amendment to
probably pass tonight.
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PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The extern
sive woollen mills of B. Schofield at
Manyunk we've burned last night. The
fire originated in the drying house.
Loss 100000 insured only for SIS, 600.
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Connecticut EIectIon.

New HAVEN, April 3.-English's ma
jority is SIS. The Senate stands II Re
publicans and 10 Democrats; the House
III Republicans and LII Democrats.
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Mexiean NeWn.

NEW YORK, April S.-The Herald's
Matamoras correspondent says, the
main forces of the belligerents are
facing each other al Queretaro. The
for the Liberals, and I6. 900 men for the
Imperiafists.
The French squadron sailed from
Havana last Wednesday morning.
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MILWAUKEE, April ga block of
buildings on the east side of Broadway,
north of Bridge street, was burned last
night. Loss 81, 900.
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ST. JOHNS, N. F., April 8.-The steam
rived at Havre de Grace yesterday,
having taken 1880 seals. She reports
favorably to the prospects of the fisher
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