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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30
N0ws at Home and Abroad,
AZ noMr.

At HOME.
It's rcpoted that none of the Fe-
mans will be executed. M. ,.-,b.
Idaho City WAS destroyed by a
great fire Mpyil7th. ai5n9 o. sslsf
United States Treasures disburses :
ment last week were 81 ,S52,g53. q 7
Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, will
take the stump in Tennessee.
The receipts of internal revenue
last week were loss than a quarter of
u million dollars.
Il Is stated that New York firm
has been for somo months engaged
making guns for the FOpians,
Seven hundred aed forty,six emil
grants arrived at Columbus lastwsek, /,
Of whom two hundred aud sixty-four
will remain in Ohio,tla g..t.l8
The Government will, il Is said,
abandon the chargeof murder against
Surrat and ask Il continuance Of his
case until another Indictment can be
found. N e W
At q meeting Of the shareholders
Of the ,Pntsburg, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago Railroad at Pittsburg. Saturday
il was voted to increase tho capital
stock $4,000 shares,
Senator Wade, with a party of
Congressional friends, is about to
start on an excursion over tho PaoiC-
10 Railroad. m oh fas fn'laal.
1t is rumorod that the President
coplemplates removing Gen. Sheridon,
aud appoiutiag Gcn.lThomas in his
place. ylif d7rs ilf fsgk tT,
The War Department has perfect.
cd plan for placing two Professors
of Military Scieace Ia each of the col
lsges Of this country which may be
favorable toiihe scheme. esh
The trial ofJohn II. Surratt, on
motion Of the Government, was post
poncd until the .l0th Of june, IN
order to procure tho atteudapco of
several important witnesses. y ~
: Tue Southern spy Mason, who was
brought from Toronto to testify in
Surratts case, has ipiimAted that he
knows soyeral secrets OF the rebellion
40 which tho G0yerpIepl feel great
Iinterests. ~, f.-,t ~, ..-.',i 4.
Geo. Peabody is reported to have
said that he had assurance that some
ofhis opnlent fellow citizens of New
York hadin view some plans for beu-
citing the poor of that city, which
would sagpass what he had done tor
the poor Of LONd9n, 80 a l,
Secretary Seward has received a
letter from the latc Minister of Bra.
Z i at Washington, regarding amau
ciphiioh in his nation. he says ho
has yet roeeiscd no official iuforma.
ton Oh the Emancipation Of thoslavos,
but has 40 doubt such measure will
soon DO consumated. LIS
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Why Not9

Now that JEFF Davis has been eet
at liberty, ond The Democrats Prcss
are So jnbilAnt over his release, "a
ecptiSg Ase Adpertsser, Nhidb does
not as yet appear to have been "edu.
Gated up to-the situutiou,) We would
not be 10 the least surprised to hear
OF his being urged as the "comiug
man forths Presidency by those
who wept tears ofagOuy over his cru.
el CD confinement at Fortress Monroe.
Wrpr0pcso for themM n consistent
nomination with sAsir past prores
mons end principles, the following
Presidential ticket for 1868; For
President, JEFFERsoS DAVIS, late
eommandor,inschicf Of the Southern
Ooufedcracy; For Vice President,
CLEMENT L.. vAlLAsDioh6M, mar.
tyr to tho glorioua(Dcauso Of human
slavery, late resident 10 Canada; For
Secretary of State, Back PoMERT.
a true editor to the csuscund a faith
fui exponent Of tho beauties Of the
party; For Secretary Of The hterior,
HrNRY CLAY DIAN. one Of the abiest
aud most eloqusr. q orators TO the
creed, For Secretary Of VAR Hon.
JouNMoRRrssEY, ,mcmborof Congress
from New York, add late keeper of
Faro Banks, and Champion Of the
"ring;2 For Seerciarg 81 0.e Treasury,
Hon. BEN. Wood, who 10 the -midst
Of loyalty and wealth surrounded by
all the reapements Of an accomplish
cd people, has ,niAlntaincd his integiI
rity for pnro aud undecided devotion
to Democracy and livery hard cash. =
These gentleman wo nsmo ns thoy
NJ present occur TO us, for thei, bright |
history, and their dlshtcr.
bsted devotion to their creed lhrongh |
fhickhnd thin,--in peace and more
specially in war,---bndto our breth.
-cn Of the opposite faith throughout
ho country, wo would say be consist.
mt, and reward your Tcpming men,
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NEIoHBoaHooD NEWS.


The Jefersoinda says that section
Of the country was visited by severe
thunder storm on Sunday last: The
house of tho Church Of God was
struck by lightning, with but slight
damage to it. We also understand
that the barn Of Claude Bouyier, who
lives four and a Que half miles south
east of Findlay, was struck and
burned to the ground,---The G., A..
r. of ,Findlay turned out in martial
array on Tuesday afternoon last,
armed with desperate weapons, in he
shape of drums, flag, axes, hatchets,
saws, hammers, etc. People would
have been frightened had they not
seen in the van, of these desperadoes,
two men, each bearing sack ofaour,
The company marched TO the resi-
dcnee Of Mrs. Boulder, whose husband
lost his life in the Union Army, de-
posted the flour with her, and pro.
ceedcd to vent their ire on a pile Of
lumber, In about forty.fye minutes
they laid down one hundred feet of
plank walk in front of Mrs. BIS resi-
denco and then retreated in good
order, The lod.o furnished all tho
materials that we're used, aud thus
saved great expense to one of the
friends of their fallen comrade.
Maj. Wma Hunt died at the resi-.
dence Of his Daughter in Springfield
on Friday last, aged 73 years. The
Urhana CHissa says:
Major Hunt was formerly leading
Democratic politician, but for many
years has acted with the Republican
party. During the war he was loyal
to his country, aud several of his sons
took an active part in the conflict for
The life OF tho nation. He was q
genial man and a good citizen, aud
win be romembered for his many
good qualities Of head and heart. n
Milan, in Northeron Ohio, is erect.
ing a Soldiers Monument on the pub.
lilo square Of the town. 1t is for the
township 10 which it is located, II
is twenty-five feet high, and will be
dedicated on the ith of July,
The Canton Repository says that
10 Massilep, butter aud eggs have got
down TO living p ices, all things con-
sidered. Very nieo butter al l6 cts.
a pound, aud eggs at York shil.
lmg.-Quite reasonable,
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Tho Republican Party in the
South,

"
wc clip from tho Griffin (Ga.>
Union the following noblO list of
principle, which tho paper keeps at
tho head Of its colDmns as the Plat
form Of the Republican Party Of
Georgia; U.s.
The members Of the Union Ropub
lican Party of Georgia pledge thcm-
selves 20 acquiesce IN, aud choorfully
adhere 10 all the requirmepts set forth
in tho Constitution of the United
States as we'll as al the acts and res
olutiops passed by Congress 10 view
Of the Rccons,ruciion Of tho rebel
States.
OuR Morro-EquOl rights TO all
without regard 10 color, except those,
excluded from Congress for partici-
pating in tho rebellion. tIs
OuR DEstnEATo get back in the
Union in the shortest time possible
and on tho terms prescribed by Con.
gress.
Our ANXIOUS ANDHAPPY nEFLECr-
IONS ARE-That the day is not dis
tant when tho State Of Georgia will
again bo clothed with her former
greatness and bo renumbered among
tho States of tho Union. fsn.
0UR EMBLEM The Star SpAnglod
Banner. af a,v
OUR PLtDaE-To stand by each
other until the great object Of our
desire is accomplished. H'Ha
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Napoleon has decided 10 allow some
Of bis soldiers to return home at once.
althouek tHeir tofms Of sSlistment
have not expired q
TheA Amcrican resi5ests Of Sidney
have tesolyed to hotils our G overn2.
ment that the present Consul does
not possess their confidence.
II is said that Denmark has inform.
ed foreign powers that the Prussiun
Government continues to violate 'rea-
" obligations regarding schwleswig.
Several English and American
nnen.of- war recently appeared in the
harbor of Panama, under impression
that the transit route was to be inter.
fered with. 'iitittN'NhA
The citizens Of Valparaiso think
the United States is more friendly to
Spain than to Chill and Peru, for
which reason the offer Of mediation
by our Government will not, proba-
bly, be accepted.
News from Peru indicate that the
preAent administration cannot long
hold out against the wide prevailing
hostility in the country. The Eng.
lish Church has been guarded for foar
IL would be burned down by Oatho-
lilo mob.ai laei % fuidi hilas 0
Marquis Moustier, French Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, says the recent
treaty regarding Luxembere, fully
accords with the views Of the French
Governments. He, moreover says,
this is the first time a conference has
succeeded in anticipating tho results
Of war and preserve peace.
Sir Archibald Alison is dead. lie
was the son Of Archibald Alison, a
Scotch Episcopal Minister, who gain
cd literary celebrity by his Essays
on Taste" The younger Alison was
born at Kelsey in Shropshire, Dec
20, 1902; studied law, aud became the
author of several valuable legal and
economical trealises Ho is best known
however, by his history Of Europe
from 1888 10 1915. lie aftorward
wrote a continuation, bringing the
record of affairs down to near the
present time. Ho was q thorough
Tory aud opponent of progress. lie
was knighted in 1852.
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4aetg NOrIcE
To Bee Keepers.


INlIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING sRCURRD
y the right for Seneca County OF l.. l.. Lanrs.
trplh's Renewed Patent on improyod Bee iIves.
wishes 70 make the following announcement IA
The Bee KEEPERS % thecounty; =
4 lst All parties who purchased under the orig,
hal patent, can have their Farm Rights renewsi
Nv calling ~ the Recorders otiice IN rimn N
fnds Al parties nov using the Langstroth fhivo
without fRrm Right ure hereby nOthed 10 call
en,tseonye ono hci9re putting Bees into another
of these hives, a. the law will i.c enforccd,
9rd. No one should purchase a Hive with may.
able frames in, unloss the vender thereof can
show by good authority, that MIR. L., OF one Of Ma
Assitnees have gtanted them perniission "a nss
and sell movable frames, e they would save the
trouble aud expense Of a htigalion, or paying .
tth, An Wishing 70 see one Of Mr.. L = latos,
lnpfpvcd ncn-swarming hives can be sooomn,o,
dated BY oallng n my Once.
eth. can hirn(sh these Improved Hivea and
Pure Italian Qaeeasif orders are ten soon. = :
9Th. Notice ishereby given 10 Mechanics ana
prpprie,ors oflAeeoF,ss 20 malss no heess,rSsih
hives nnloss the parties ordering them can sho,,
eR'sA' frOH mo- ds'sa LATE. shea o,'.. ~, isSS
~. ,,.,.t, 49, J, T, MARTIN.
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Political Rights and Social Equal
ity,

A tbn o.n.t .I
90 nn;vora. po''~ur c,, '',1O
f,ro ,ho noa.Iose o..
comos +, m,,,n, - rnnI,,, " ~
oorn A. o,h.'o..s.,.,. 1''"v'O W"
one..n.L,....I,. - !, VS. " ,"O ~,
o,a,wr,dr, nnL ~,
vii l., e.. ''e"''
nl,osd ~ 80 .o.;. - e''Sa,."0V' ~
po,,,,.., .;.h,. | W." '
~ a;.,;ra, , 'oS;a' P','''se''
r.on, ,tss,h.. ' 'eps'a,o '"O V"e
yyh.sa ,,.a -. Wy ~ = ~" "'sr',
rSon k;s1a.,,,.sstS ~, =,
snnor;or =. -. "''- " n
csso NH, ~ orIoss s 80 Wv
co,ber y;,,h NJ ,,.,s,.s s T" ~
su,o oe ho,h MI - Vu
tho iStollSct o.n,nds ~ ,;.os ,s.a
In tba sooIo or hoinn "a 10 a..
vslone.,lI,o 90, tS,, ~. - >
,l,s rscrS ). - can.li. ~,
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.or whv No no,,.o sha,,,S -, 80.
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r;oh,s TI,.so 4. -. -, c,I :, -,
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~ - " "'
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go. ~ ,t,.' pV'Ou .,St sS, anu w,,, STOW
.,.,.,1ss,L ~ ~ y" !
fes.I.''. sis s'. - Wv "'Y
,9tccaS A4 ~ 'ou'"o 'n'
,O"s yea.' y 10Y 4uu slavery Al 'ao
ss - Ssu'' 'naS'''',
,.s"' 0 s1u'o' 70 's'u 70 90 any
'"s P'ePosas'''"s roOu' 'ns eA'V,
i,Os sPPoa.sseoe PPs, ~ 'ns negro yel
w.aaS"p W 0Vns'uor guns 'na' a''er . ile,
w" s0n lr9'p our 'si'ow
vOun''y y%sn' ~ne" traitors soush' TO
oes',Oy '"' "aii0", ana .'aey rose up
,V' '"s svNs'n'"Sa' 'na' .pVapu .ne'n
uOm,' aaa pou''o OUT ,"e'r o'Oou Tor
."s plSSossa''On S, 81 '"a' soVs.p"eo'
"spS'e not s9me,a'"s 20 ADMIRE snc
s sa., sorsa !, klpa'y , ,,. i9enns ,Or THIS
u0Su ''',, ''Opueo anu "un''a'ou racer 1
go S'1. 10y sa'1'''s u0ss NOV See0'sa.''y
~. 'S ,S''.,, ,S SC'..'ns ~" =, ponpsa'
- ~ III IN. ~ ysSY'Ss ~
sPs'' :. %'S ~ ,ys
~. ,,I. my. 49,, 49, pl's''',
,han have ,bov .r oona osn,a "',p,r, ~ ha.o,,,, !,
s,s,msd' lssI ,Iss S bo nrSasu,ias, [ c.,
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- se.;a.s ~ Ss...a,.ts'
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Onion County Convention.

Ttapnion so,hSs 4 <'enecs County for the
pufrost Of sppai6tine ael-eaiesio stiend the Tn
ion stais conferiIon 70 be held 10 colpmhna, o.,
oaNe1hssd.y, June 10th 1881, wilimestfn coun-
" cenyvntlon, AZ the City llnli, Tinsn. ONO, an
TUESDAY, JUNE nth, 1871.
The Union men ef the diferent townships and
W3ris Wiil meet Al th,ir usual places Of holding
sltctlea eh Saturday, June vsh, se1, ana elect
delegates ~ attend the County Convention AZ the
tlpe atofs ntmea
rThebssis ofreprs,entasion viii be one deisrste
~ efefy 70 votes. and ono for every fraction Of
iovot-t and upwards, cast for W. n. smith, for
peefc'afy ctstate in 1893 which gives iown,hlps
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Public Sale by order o 4
! ~ - W ENMra. lLIsn Ok

+ WIFI OFFER FoR SALE AT THE DooR OF.
sae eoart HoaAe, In the city Of Titan, Ohio, on
ths 22Ad day Of June, 1867,
between the hogra Of 10 o'clock A NJ and o,clook
p NJ. the following real estate, to.wit;
The seuth fesl quarter OF section twenty< sew
en-. k2Jltp Eden township, seneca county, Ohio
lees, .eSrptlng tsiTtetD Acres out of the Abrth
eaft corner thereof which by Tie viii Of Micaiah
hssien, Deceased was devised 70 Matilda Heaion,
ALSO sSea'y four acres off Of the east side Of
the east half OF the sonth-west quarter OF said
eaon tNsp -eeyen, ls1l aud adjopipg tho tract
me arm " which the said aIisaiah HsAioi disd.
rsasis.- .-ono thlri eash onday Of .Als, one thisa
and security on the land cold =
0',f fhaNArHANIEL HEAroN, ~
y - :. - .EN'r. of pdiuajah Heeion Aneld.
Nay " isci--i~ 80 Prtesshocl
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Basis Of Presbyterian Union.

-
Tetms ofpnion has been pyopoHgd
by committees Of both the Oid dahd
New School Assemblies now in ses-
sion -~the former at Cincinnati, and
the latter at Rochester New York,
which viii probably be adopted by
those bodies. The substance Of the
terms is as follows:
The doctrinal and ecclesiastical ba-
sis Of common standards of The two
branches, the confession offaith, shall
.oORiinue as before caad- tho discipline
OF all ministers and churches oin the
two bodies are TO have the same
standing in the united body. All
churches not thoroughly Presbyteri-
an, who are in the Organization, shall
be advised TO perfect their organiaa-
tion, aud no other churches shhIl be
received. The Official recorus Of the
two branches shall bc preserved aud
held as the history Of The church -
No rule or precedent rot recognized
by both bodies shall be received un
til accepted by the united body; the
corporal rights areto be consolidated;
there shall be no single committees
for church cuterprists. These terms
are 70 bo ratified by thrce.foufths Of
the Presbyteries OF each brauch.-
The terms arc TO bo'published, aud
report made TO the general assemblies
il 1868. Theologicalassemblies may
IL they desire, put themselves under
synodical control. 'H
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Turnpike

Wa learn that petition Is being
circulated among the residents and
those interested, for iho construction
of iurppike from Attica to this
place, intersecting TIM 0sccola plank
road two miles south hlcast Of tho city,
uuder the provision Or the new turn-
pike law, which levios tho tax for this
purpose from the residents living
within two miles of any such con.
structod road. We will cndcavor to
publish tho full provision Of this law
in our next. ,,. b...r,,
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l." "|I y
Judge Force, Of tho Cinnati Com
mon Pleas, has decided that a mar
riago is binding in this State without
being celebrated by the statuory cer..
ctuouy. We believe this has always
been q wcliostoblished lcgui doctrine.
marriage being regarded us civil
contrRot, which tho agreement if the
parties Is alone necessary TO render
binding and valid. The public cero-
mouy is only one method of proving
the contract; any other means oI
proof which shows bona ftte agree
ment is sufficient to establish It's va
lidity in court Of law.
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ATTENTION a
Seneca Horse Guards.

The annual ineetingof aid connpany gi1 he
held At WHITE HALL SCHOOL HOtjsE. o. Sat
urdty, Jifue LET, lei7, u one o'clock r. NJ, for
such other business AZ may come before The meet
-Deilnquents will take notice that N al arrearas
ges are not promptly paid within one month they
will b. deemed auspeudcrl Until thg same are
paid. by order OF tile President
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ABROAD.

Earl Dcrby says that Burke, tho
Fenian, whose sentence was commut.
cd, viii be hung,
The papers Of France are complain.
iqg because Prussia is strcngthening
the ortifealione of Rostadt,
There is a. great Dissatisfaction
With the Government of Chill, but
the administration Is strong to quOll
The CHAr Of Russia, Emperor of
Austria, King Of Prussia and SaltAn
Of TOrkeywill DO in Paris together
in two weeks asbta a.
IL is'stated that che treaty for che
settlemsnt-of claims of the United
States has been ratified b. the Con.
gresssof Vsnsxuels. s6dig iT. Z
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NATIONALS. R. n. ACROSS THE CONTINENT

H ".
Their line win extend from Sacramento, Calf
fornla, across the Sierra Nevada- 10 the Chiifor-
Ola State line, traversine the richest and most
the srcaf minIrs peeiobs np The "I TerrItotIe, 70
the Vicinity of Salt Lake CtWff r. MID
Theirroai is already completed equipped and
within twelve miles II the summit OF the sierras
and large amount OF the work OF Grading, Tun
nelli9g, Ne; ,&c., beyond that point has been ac-
The FiRsT moRTeAGE BONDS OF this Com
pany Afford Unusual Inducements OF Safety and
Profit 70 Inyestors for the following among other
FIRsT--The rate Of Interest is Six Per Cent. In
Gold, psyahle semi-annually In the City
SECOND Tho Principal ts PAYABLE I'm Gold At
ta maturity fHft i7F iH wv =
TEIRD.-.The cost ofthe Bonds, Is Ninoty. Five
psr Tent and seer1ed interest, ls Ten
SlS Per Cent Gold Bearing Bonds, Of the
yldes neerlS hsIf de amor,,, 1'.c- p'o-
TO build the eniire road, and looks
ao Smainy % a small per centage on the fuS
ture traflc for repayment.
rIFfn.--owlng TO this liberal prvioiuh, neSnu
PiTnhsfi, Win N6s NEYEENstxE Sssls GIANTS o.
SUCCESS Is RENDEREp CERTAIN
and Its inanclnl Stability Is altogetheri In
ia depsndent o. the eeoRtlnseneies which at
SINTH.-rhe Security ofits First Mortgage Bonds
Is therefore AMPLE, and their character
for safety and reliability Il equaled only
ment itself
sEvrSrH.-The net earnings Of the complete,
rr portion are already Largely In excess o
the Interest obligations which the Compa.
ft ny Will incur ON twice the dis ance, and
s and aro steadily increaAlne, rendering ths
uninterrupted payment OF the Interest alb
fs solutely certain. . .n7tI Ill I'I FlIE i /
EIoHTH.-At the present rate OF Gold they pa,
nearly eight and a half per ceat per an
mum on the amount invested
The nQpda are Issued 10 denominations OF one
Thousand dollars with seml-Hnnuai gold coupons
attached, payable In New York, and are offered
tor the present at.95 per cent and accrued iufer-
eEt--in curfency--fron January LIST. : N 'H1
Orders ua4y he forwarded % us Hirect or thro,
the country. lifNfI FFl'IFE nI FiFl'7tTll
Remitte eesmay be made IN drsSfts. on New
York, or In legal Tender Notes. National hank
Notes OF other Funds current IN this city! ana The
loads Will be forwarded 10. any address, by ex-
press free OF charge Inquiries for further par
tiegll5l By mat " othsswiae, VIII rsslye prompt
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ine Central COMMITTEES call upon the Union
men oithe County 20 b. up and adding, elect the
Isil number OF delegates allowed IN each town
sup and let us have full ConventIon.
slfNdaN N n APfEtMkN
n an A. a. eNEATU,
& BALDWIN,
~. SULLIVAN UHa
W. q. MYERS
....f. upion Cen Com.
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which Conc Tered 2

u d .
While jeff, Davis is roaming at
large, unmolestod through tho north
ON Horace Greelcy's "tickot oflSavOiN
Judge Kelloy'sis attacked BY an in.
foriated mob in Mobile aud forced TO
nee fm his Rls, with the prosidep.S
organ at Washington, weeping aud
waiting aud knashi0g its teeth,
at tho "inecnahrSishi" Of . man
speaking republican sentiment in his
own lapdl The position of tho eSn-.
querer aud conqaeyodsseem 10 have
changed places, or arc We labctiag
under a bahcinaliou ID thinking the
north wero Victorious? t......
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8 Some Of the soldiers Of the Now
York aregiuieptAs on receiving aows
that Horace Greeley had placed his
name on the.baa bo0d of JET Davis,
wrote him letter. severely criticis-
ing his action in tho premises. A
copy Was enclosed to tho Roehcsset
De~oeTa,, with a note, in which she
writers aaysi ss1sr =
wc have served long years in the
army. have witnessed battles and
hospital scenes, have received wounds
aud lost kSshs-ia -tha.jsionss &c our
eouDtry, aud We know What rebellion
.apd treason mean Ne would like
our fellow -soldierssto knbw what We
think about tho Davis and Greely
farce that took place pfew days ago
10 Richmond, within sight of Belle
Island and Libby Prison. avs &
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FISK "a HATCH.
1VKtRS AND DrAIERs IN Gov. SEcuRIrIns
NJ ii No. 8. Nassau street, New York

N, B,--An kinds OF Govemment Securities re-
ceived Al the full market price 10 exchange for
the above Bonds arf II CIR Is.I WCfl 20.
Also, all descriptions Of government serurities
kept oonitsntiy on hand and bought sold Or ex-
eh hanged. .rr 49, '..r .f.. rl-. ~
Gold Cola and u 5. Coupons bought, sold aud
cNllected lt 4..fA'.AAaI ~ 10 .E.F7
Deposits ,eeeivsdeD liberal terms. subject to
J ~ Collections viii be made thropsROus the
iNllscollaneSas stocks and Bonds bodshs and
sold at tho stock Exehaage, on eQnmilioR feF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30
HOUSE IN 1MIS CITY.

See our Price List:
CaIicOes. 10, re, I5 and
rs Cents.
Gtngh0nas 40. 81, 30,
and 81. -.
FIanneIs, so, 10, so,
aud 10. S.F''i'
DeIGses, rs, rs. and 30,
IShGsCEs, 80, . so, 800
and A dollars. = q
BrO OlCn Sheestngs.IO, ,19,,
H5, IS aud 30.
BIeached szMsItms, 10,
~, lI, 8, 30 and 20.
DentnsS, Ia, rs, 25
and 30. 'ofs5 20
stripe NhtrEtngs, 1920,
and 0J. 'la dss
Hoop Skirts from 95c to
3 dollars.
COrSGts from I 10 9, so.
Fans from sc to @ dol.
EGr1SOIS from scots. to
. dollars itae
Kid GLeces from I 20 2
dollars. 81
Hair Nets from &c TO 4 90
Ladies Hose from I2t 10
4 dollar, sih
All OTHER GOODS IN PRO
PORTION. 2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

~ sPEoTA attention sivca to the Exchange
new Twenty w-iye BONDS 81 isss' on the most "a
gorable terms. sHi rffI tapril "a. 1851 -su,. b q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

TNHis COMPANY Is CONsTRUCTNG UN.
der the patronage OF the United States Gov
ernnlent, the " estern end of the
GREAT -f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30
Call and Examine cur Stock.

, Mr.. 6RArES inreturnlng 70 business In thfu
city would retpeo.falis invite his old ffiends 10
give himA call, foelng assured that a. In the past
he ylh - able 70 please sad win the patronage
Mvisg,sa-sa, sal { NSVi.a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-05-30

To which they invite the confederation Of Physl-
clans aud all Others requir,ng any thing In their
line. Mr., Grapes will give his especial attention
TO the careful Conipounding OF Drugs and Milling