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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice f. hereby given that the undersigned
" has been appointed and qualincd as Executor
of the VIII and Estate OF Theopolus Fulton, late
of Seneca county, decreased. 1880
tns-iw. JEREMIAH CARPENTER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TN0R SALE, the House and Lot owned by J. w
Il Patterson, situated on Perry street, aud nov
occupied by John G.. Gross. Terms liberal; pos
nof3wll Join T. UUSS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16
FOR SALE.

A well improved farm OF 400 acres. near TIFF
"A fin, ohio. Terma and price reasonable. Alao,
so acrcs OF good timber land near Bascom. o..
will sell the whole, part ofthc first mel ton
ed tract. II not sold will bo for rent.
jsn0-3m H. CTREGER sr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16
Attachment Notice,

J. r. buckingham, PltG, Before p. r. Iee.
a. Dewey. poft. seecca q, ~ co.. S'oViS o. F'
ON the 9Th DAT-iOP DECEMBER,
VA. d. 1861, said Justice issued an order OF At
taclIlncut IN the above action for the sum OF ff-
teen dollars.
J. II. BUCktNGHAM.
Dloomyillc, Dec. II, 1861 ia2.3i.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-16

Gen. Palmer, President Of the
Union Pacific Railroad. has written a
iettor flom some place ON the Colora
do river. which, from the tenor OF his
letter mnst be Parsdiso. lie says a
railroad can be run all the way out
there With the greatest ease aud
profit.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

Dispatches from Madrid of the sod
announce the apparently complete success
of the revolution. The Minister. Jose D,
La Concha, at the head OF the royal
government at the capital. and General
Manuel De La Copcha, in command OF
the royal army in the field, have both
pronounced for the revolution. The peo-
pie of Madrid and the army garrisouins
the city had followed their example, and
dragged statue Of Queen Isabella igno.
miniously through the streets Of the Cap.
ital Gen. Paira, Of the royal army, who
had been marshaling his forces for several
days, had been utterly defeated by the
insurgents, his army dispersed and him.
self wounded aud fugitive. Marshal
Serrano Of the retel army was marching
on the capital unopposed The Queen
has fed to France. A Provisional Jupts
had been formed, and according to the
despatch "order prevails everywhere.
This is making quick work of the bust
ness. What sort of dynasty will succeed
10 that of Queen Isabella, remains to be
,oep.--Free Press
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

ACCIDENT AT No. woLooTr Sat
urday last. as Mr., Smead Of Albany
was passing through No. Wolcott. bi,
horse became frightened by stepping upon
q board which had been carslessly lief,
lying in the road. near Boynton's mill.
The board became entangled in one Of the
wagon wheels, and hitting the horses legs,
he commenced kickiugIahd running kick
ing Mr.. smead on the leg and arms. AZ
ter running some dozen rods Mr.. Stnead
refined the horse on the fence, throwing
Mrs Smead over the fence and dislocat-
ing one Of her arms at the elbow joint.
and otherwise ipjuring her. The wagon
was also somewhat demolished.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

10 now receiving its finishing touches
from the hands Of Mr., L. C. Coborn, sni
Cashier Noyes THINKS it the best vault SC
esrity in the state. We are not able tc
say as to that, but we think it would puz.
Gle burglariously inclined individual Ia
get inside Of it in ono night, Messrs.
Color. and Common Phil. Morgan
have done them selves great credit as we'll
- their respective professions. in building
this secure vault; and if it is not so CO..
cure that the Cashier cant open it when
We want our notes discounted. We shall be
very glad. All, there it is, gents The
magic three good names" is the "open
sesame"thst makes the little giant" who
holds the keys 20 this vault, always vii
ling to show you The "dosh." Blanks.
with three lines ruled at the bottom, for
signatures. are furnished by the Bank,
gratis. and our advice to all who wish
70 enjoy any part Of the green contents
Of this institution, is to get one Of these,
ploperly signed. and stamped, and pre-.
sent il through the small hole 10 front Of
ths counter, instead Of attempting to tear
ssunder what "PLil, aud Cobc" have put
together.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
HEvSPAPORIAL,

W. W. Eaton, ESQ late Of the firm o.
BlsisdelI & Eaton. Attys. Cambridge
and whom our citizens all very we'll re
member. has Dough. and taken the edi
ssrial charge of the Burlington Sentinel.
Th. Sentinel. under it's recent conduct.
sas Teen q very decorous sheet. for one Of
iss stripe Of politics, and has ALWAYS been
/. welcome exchange at this office and
ws expect.i. to improve under it's new ed.
i,or.
willie" as Mr.. Eaton i, familiarity
called by his many friends here. ia now
in q position suited to his tastes and tai
en.s and he will certainly greatly dis
appoint bis friends here, if he does not. Mt
no very distant d.y, take hi, place At N,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

A II
Convention as P'roled Rebel. il y
York which nominated sevn. = Nv
BlSir--nos as delegates but to o., ~
their respective friends, and to . ~S', y
PRODUCTIONS to the Southern s,D'l.s
whom they hoped and expected =
the lead. ia future. as in th. a,o,, sf
Zines" in the affairs of the p, S%.a
know some Of these men wbo -.
fro" thai convention horabiog for S.
mOur AMI Blair and who began ro, ~
Tor THIN but who. having oS,,,,'s
tho rapidly increasing popo,,,;,'
Grant, within the last two n.', v
are no" thorough going Grant mo,
deny that they have ever been sn,,,
else. Even John Wilson. Third A,d,''
Of the Treasury Department, b,, ,;,''
few weeks told several persons ,,,s
dcn,ially. that after close inv,,,;.. ~"
of the political situation" he i, o, o"'
ed that Seymour and Blair b,,. n.."
ghost Of chance, and that he, tLe,,h..
deems il his duty to defer to The u,n,,
taxable will of the people, and to bi,,.'
private interests, and give bis D,,s,,.,
influence q to Grant John Wilson i
man who has cultivated the art Of chan
Ing convictions on political uu,s;oa.
more successfully. perhaps, than aOv 4, /.
er m n in Washington Ever siucs i, l..
been hanging round the Departn,D, A.
one great aim of his life has been !,
gratiate himself with the power, A.,
be-" He has successfully procl,;n,,.
himself Wing, Democrat, +, Ko,.
Nothing. Republican, a Feaiap I. Joh,
son man, Chase man, Seymour ma,
and, finally, a Grant man. Nom
sny purity who knows him from u.y,o,,,
observation of his character and cou..'
has one particle Of confidence in him ~,
somehow or other, he has eontriyrd !,
bamhoozlc successive Administrations r..
series OF years. each ont of good IA, If
bee. Although recent convert "a Job,
Wilson. true to his instincts. is alre,d,
beginning to manipulate the wires 50 !,
to operatc upon the Incoming adminisn.
ton. Thee are many more like him.
The President is getting to be mora
reasonable. it would seem, as the On 4
March APP caches. He received II,
delegation from Alabam,. on THURSDAY
quite grociously, aid promised to send
troops TO that State for the purpose Of
maintaining order. Mr.. johnson Ia,
placed himself above party in this mat
Ter, and is seemingly resolved upon the
conscientious discharge of his official
luty.
A, T. R.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
DEATH or J. C, FISK

&c Pisk. whose supposed fatal injur,
We noticed four weeks ago, died on Sun
day lsss, aboat two o 'clsck.P. NJ, after 81
many days Of terrible, but patient suffer
ing. His was fair and manly body,
sad tho soul seemed reluctant to part
from il. This is the fourth time since
Mr. Fisless' family came into eur sown.
that we have been called to mingle our
tears with them for the loss Of children.
Three noble boys, and . fair and ami.
able daughter, who died ct oberlin, while
there at school. All that medical skill,
the sleepless attentions Of bis three loving
sisters, who all clupg to him as to,a last
brother, of father and mother, and the
brotherhood of the order of Good lem
plars could do for him, was done; but
with him, "life's ftful dream is Ger"
In this severe bereavement, Mr.. Fisk's
family hare the kindiiest sympathies Of
ear entire community.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

The Fifth Annual Rt-Union Of VI
Officers will be held at Montpelier. on
Thursday, the 22d day Of Oct. next. :
The members Of the Rc-Uuion Society,
and all Vermont ofhcefs'of the Army and
Navy are respectfully invited to attend.
Usual preliminary meeting for election
Of Officers. and other business. will be held
at the court house. at Ten o'clock. A. ".
The Grafton will be delivered BY General
Peter I, Wsshburn, at the hall Of the
house Of representatives. during the eseu-
ing
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
CORRECTIONS.

Our compOsisor made the repor. Of See
Rotary Lewis read little awkward las,
week. Instead Of "the Society has moi
only run into the ground" etc.. read
1.-THE Society has not only not run into
tho ground" etc. Also iD the report Of
the committee on fowls, D. G. Hardy ap-
pears to have received the I'd premium on
Guinea Hens. The hen report should be
as follows:
LIST best coop Guinea hens, s B May,
Hyde Park.
lst best coop hens n. N. Wheelock,
Morristown.
ID do D. c. Hardy, Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
For the Lamoille Newsdealer.


WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. |, 1865.
There's no fun in this campaign-uone
OF that excitement caused by strong, live.
ly opposition. Things is wo,kin." all
one way. It's good deal like PLAYING
euehre all night, with the privilege of
shuffilng. cutting and dealing tAe cards,
face up. all the time. and deliberately
selecting your hand and hut of your CD
ponent. A man could not long endure
the monotoDy Of such game, unless he
was playing for enormous stakes.
The only thing that makes This insuffer.
ably "slow campaign eudurable to Re
publicans. is the consciousness that prin
clples and measures vital to the pivotal
interests OF the Human Race are the
stakes that the game is being played for.
and that we hold cards that "cau', be
beat We bavc already virtually won
the stakes, and are only playing the hand
out as matter Of form. and to comply
with the rules Of the game. Ii is anus
ipg to watch from this central point. the
manouvres of the professional politicians
as have boeh watching them, ever since
Grant was first spoken of for the Presi
dency. From the Congressman and ASH.
rant for seat iu the Cabiue. or a frs,
Glass foreign mission down to the man
whose highest ambition il to secure or re. |
TAIN an obscure post Office or p,ltry clark
'h'p' these selfish, unecrupulous, profes.
''onai politicians are birds of the SANE
Gamer and are readily distiupaisAea
rom the patriotic men who seek Office BE- I
use they honestly believe thomselvrs
ap,ble of welding power for the benefit
y their fellow men and who do so WELD
70 the best OF their ability. see and
'e'r every day Of men who bitterly OIL
'osed the nomination Of Grant---mea
hon have heard noisily and profapely
efam'ng him as man. a statesman. and
s0lidfr.--pow eDdcavoring to max.
nemselyes notorious as bis chamuians
nd admirers, on the stump and in The
'e@l ftrels. sec men Who went 10 The
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

of the conflict Of principles But now We
meet the same foe in civil garb. Added
to the rebel army South is the rebel army
North. Doring the war the Boys 10
Blue" whipped the other 10 day the
allies are joined. To day every Copper
head North who Missed his hate at the
very sight Of bay in Blue" marching
to the front. the rioters Of New York city.
the hotel burners. the St. Adams muir
dcrcrs, join with the upsubdued South,
and, constituting the 30 called Democratic
party. are forming their line for the NOM
entous battle, and for grand attack on
the combined friends Of peace and good
govement. The Boys 10 Blue and
their loyal allies, with poetic Justice, are
the leaders of these hosts He whose very
name ia = synonym for all that opposed
the war North. commands the cohorts of
treason. while the great captain who never
knew defeat. and to whom armed rebellion
laid down its arms, leads tho hosts to
freedom. We have seen the Waterloo of
armed rebellion. We have yet to see the
st: Helena Of the spirit Of treason. And
who doubts that VIC who sang. while war
was waged, the battle hymn. Mine eyes
have seeu the coming of the Glory of the
Lord" shall see on Novem ber's day tho.
death of the spirit Of treason, in the over
whelming defeat and the utter rout of our
political foes Grid on your armor then.
my comrades. Close up your ranks The
spirits of your three hundred thousand
slain and MANNED comrades look APPROX
lngly down upon you, and as you now
again feel the magic elbow touch, remem
Der the invocation of our martyr President,
spoken in Gettysburg field i: We have
rightly resolve that thcse honored dead
'hall have a new birth of freedom, and
he government of the people. by the PEG.
Die, and for the people, shall not perish
rom the earth.
This concluded the exercise and the
ssembly dispersed.
Tomorrow will be, observed as general
Holiday, and most of the places of business
fill be closed
The reception in Independence Square
'as very largely attended, and Gen Xii.
atriek made short address. G;n. Burn
Ide and Governor Curtin also made
hort speeches
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
A MURDERER--NOT ARRESTED

Two young men stopped at Smslley Z
hotel moment. on Mondy last. and got o
cigar and driuk--of water, and left in
apparently a great harry. towards Cana.
d. A report Immediately spread tina.
one OF them answered the description Of
tho young man who is said to have re,
gently committee the atrocious murder in
H:nesburgh. Sheriff Randall had his
last mare at once hitched up, aud gave
chase, accompanied only by little Phi
Clcaveiapd." and both unarmed. save ~
nature had armed them. Several of the
friends and relatives Of "Pbi' and the
Sheriff, feeling apprehensive lest they
might DO overpowcred and cruelty butch.
cred, Immediately followed in another
deet team. The suspected parties we're
overhauled at near No Hyde Park. and
proved to be only one half man. and no
murdercis, so far as is known-two Pecks
from Wolcott The innocent dscina Is
we're allowed to proceed and the Sheriff
aud his posse returned. At last accounts
they wero doing we'll
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
AWFUL MURDER IN HtNEsBURGH

AWL " ~ ~ CnDER Nv TIN CoDOhUff
-surposrp MuRDrRER ARRESTED. !.
Perry Russell. an aged. we'll known
quiet. inotfensive and wealthy citizen .
Hinssburgh, was brutslIy murdered OF
Saturday night last. 10 his owa house. :
Mr.. Russell was large. powerfully bull
nan. 76 years Of age, weighing. IL is said
go pounds. and in good health and vigor
and the blow which felled him must have
been pewsrful ons.
The supposed murderer Is one Henry
Welcsns. young man Of French descent.
about 10 years Of age, and formerly in
tbs smploy Of Mr.. Russell. His object
Was money, but be got none. aud will
probably get Instead q halter. Welcome
was arrested at Waterbury, on Monday,
and taken to Hinesburgh, where probably
court Of inquiry is now going on. The
ASSASSIN. whoever be was. onlled Mr..
Russell up. and gave his name as 40
Bushyr"- and said he wanted to come in.
Mr.. r. opened the door. and wa, immsdi-
l:sly feled with the hinge Of barn door
lbout 20 inches long, and weighing three
pounds. e. 30
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
ID do D. c. Hardy, Hyde Park.
No. HYDE PARK Musical AssocII-

No. HYDE PARK Musical ASSOCIATION
This Society seems to be in flourish
ing condition. and are making ezcellen,
progress. They give concert on Satur-
day Eve next, (l0tb) for the purpose Of
raising funds to help pay for rent of hall.
Admission 20 cents We hope it will be
vel! attended, Mr.. ODER is good con.
ductor, aud there are many fine voices in
the Association. which. with cultivation.
will rapidly improve. The rehearsal last
saturday eve was fully attended, and
the singing was good. The Society seems
disposed to ~Ork, and we hope it will be
handsomely supported.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

There is no disease flesh is heir to m1r.
troublesome to manage than Rheumatism
1t comes when you least expect it, and
generally remaius til it gets ready to 20
away The moat ccnspi u,us remedy for
thus complaint is "Johnson's Auodyuc
Linimeut"
Two or three doses Of 'Sheridan's Cav.
airy Condition FoSdels" will cure hose
OF any common cough or cold, and the
very worst cases nay he cured in a few
weeks We know this f,om experience
Let those who have detected the prema
ture evidences of age--thc tell tale white
ming of the locks. the unnatural thinning
of the covering which nature designed
should be preserved to the period of dis
solution. lose no time in securing bo,tl,
Of Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
the great antidote to badness, gray hair
and wigs--B.Dalo Express.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

STRANGE CoxDuor --Mr. Adclphus Adj
ans. Of Eden, whose farm VIC have adysr
tised for some weeks back, left his homo
about q week ago, taking neither purse
nor scrip. declaring bis intention never to
return, He 10 man fifty years of age,
and father Of several children. and, it is
said, has previously been little insane
He married a second wife only few
months since. Where he has gone no
one appears to know He called ON his
son'in'law. Ioveland. at No. Hyde Park.
and gave him authority to dispose of his
property aud directed him to pay his debts
aud told him he would never hear from
him again. He is q short, stout built
man, with black eyes and originally black
hair, now little grey-and is probably
not in his right mind. He was soldier
in the late war
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
ALBANY. Sept. 10, 1868.

for two or three weeks
ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1868.
EDITOR NEssDEALER Thinking .
word from one Of the hot.be of the De
mocracy might be of interest to you, al
low me place for short note of the re,
ception Of Gov. Seymour in this city
Last night at about ten o'clock the boom.
ios Of cannon misunderstanding, we
did not know what. and so. with the pro
verbal curiosity Of Yankees, we sailed
forth to ascertain the cause Of the confu.
sion. Going down State street, we accost.
ed policeman, who very politely inform
ed us he did not know what Il noise was
about but guessed it was election news.
Net satisfied with this, we wendell our
way to the Delavan House when We found
crowd assembled, and band. serensd
ing 1.-THE peoples choice" Seymour, the
patriot, AS the band finished, loud calls
were made for Seymour" and that gen.
tleman soon appeared upon the balcony,
and making low obeisaDce thanked them
for the honor thus shown him. He
said he looked upon this demonstration
as honoring him. but not SO much him as
it did the noble cause in which they were
all engaged. and which be felt eeftaio
would come off victorious in the coming
struggle. Wherever be went. he was met
with the most cheering news. and from
all sections there was encouro cement for
the Democracy. (Has be heard from
Vermont p
He said it was nearly four years since
peace was declared, and yet the people
had not found themselves relieved from the
burthens under which they groaned
That an unjust and narrow minded poll
cy was bringing the country down,
where p (chcers) but he was confident
The people. feeling, as they did the neces-
'ity Of a change, would rally to the sup
port of the pure principles Of the party Of
which he was the humble representative.
Cheers Owing to tho lateness Of the
hour he would not dstain them with
peech, but perhaps q, some fstu,c time
would address them. As be stepped from
he balcony. she crewd gave three cheers
or Gov Seymour. the band played The
Star Spapgled Banner" and wended
ny way home, musing en- the vays Of
Few York politicians and the extreme
nOdesty Of tho Democratic nominee for
be presidency. A. W.
- 1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
THE SPANISH RESURRECTION

Seems to have bsdn- perfect success
A new Cabinet has been formed, and G on.
Prim, the leader Of the revolt. is War
Minister. The insurreotiopists entered
Madrid on the I'd inst, IN triumph. Louis
Napoleon is said to be little alarmed.
and has made some concessions to Italy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

Losr--opr little girl loo. from her
neck, two or three weeks since, a long
geld chain, With a red coral cross at.
ssaAsdI the gift Of her mother. Who.
ever will return the same shall receive a
reward Of five dollars, and no questions
ssked.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

The New Hampshire Mechanics Tx
hibitiou will commence Oct. 6. at Con.
cord. and continue three weeks. Contri-
ousisas received from any State. Entries
free. ta r. n -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

This new school house at wsterville
is really an ornament TO the village. A
neatly looking bclfry 10 being constructed
which will add much to the comslinsss of
the building.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07

daniel Wiley, of Watsrville, bar-
vested from one acre Of ground the past
season 26 l-2 bushels of the incest kind
Of rye The We call pretty fair yield
to say the least.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-07
SpsfiaI Uutitts.


'''~ IN pttopef'
This Is common remark. yet how few think
OF the danger Of exposing themselves to their
influence? In all low, marshy localities. Ague
and Fevea prevail at this season of the YEAR
In this disease there is invariably more or less
arrangement of the liver and digestive organs
me remedies usually resorted TO have reference
10 preventing the paroxysm or breaking up the
chllis. u this IL effected without removing tho
cause, a relapse Is inevitable.
IIosTErTtRs STOMACH BITE q
strike directly at the foundation of Il evil. by
acting on the liver and correcting digestion.
Inc canse beisg removed, the psrosysm will
cease. and the chills cannot return. when %.
tient Is weak and debiilated, the pIrrsRs .hod
DC resorted to, as they win strengthen and toue
the stomach, allay ali nervous irritation and In.
iuse renewed animation into the hitherto droop.
ing spirits, without entaiing the danger Of
reaction. -
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters il truly preyea
i've medicine, rendering even the feebcst frame
imperyious TO all mslarious influences and, H
stomachic and antlbilious medicine it s. In
comparable, and no one who values his health
can afford to do without 1t. rortify tho system
VITA this inestimabe tonic and iayigofant. and
the .Chills Of October Evenings" will have no.
terror for yen. s.i-0'1I r.