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HUDSON, n. Z, April 17-The
jury IN the COnaon murder case, after
being out nearly "a hours, have found
Joseph Brown guilty of murder in
the first degree, with a recommends
ton to mercy. #s.. s.tsa
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H8W YORK.

The Railroad DlsasteF-RObberie
Committed upon she Dead and
WOunded-The Presidents TriaI-
More Witnesses SabpRnaed -
Cause Of the Railroad Accident
List OF Wounded.
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$50 EBUF tET3a 0H
INDIANAPOLIS.

Adjournment Of the BxecatRe Com.
mittee Of State Board Of AgFicnI-
tuFe.
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A Horrible Murder. in Wor-
}DO01 oestsP,, !" = ass. is 8hi1q'
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LoU1syILLE, April IL The re
mains Of the late General John HI.
Morgan, C. S.eA,, we're re-interred at
Lexington, Ky. this morning. A
large rconcourse of citizens from
various portions OF the State and Of
the South, including many of his
e0mpaniOns-in-arms, attended the
funeral
TRENrox, \. j., April II. - The
Legislature adjourned sine lie to-day
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ALBANY Y
- - &c -RaIIrOad RIlI. - -
AnBANY9 A-bfil l7erbs e0nsider-

AnBANYt Abfil 11-Th6 consider
atiOR1of1thS SnEriea Railroad Bill was
conanne6 insthe Senate. .t9-pigbt, aud
1.-THE amendment OF Mr.. Chapman, le-
CALLING thel guaranteeing By the
Erie Rsila6aJb Company Of the bonds
or coUp0ds Of any 5theTl 56mpany15
necessary tqI,cqpplete a continuously
/ broad guage gOute from Chicago, to =
New York, was adopted by a vote of 81
/ 13 against g. ahnlgna9 ~ ss9alu hac
: Adendell moved an amen ndmant' ITO sl
the fourthgseciap, prohibiting any
hgreement between the Central. Hud- ~
son, Harlem and Erie RaiFoads upon
the rates Of freight or passengers, 81
which was adopted!rua aofle1e8glcg 3ai
Parker moved ID add to the first
sec66h5 4ftliat nothing therein con-
tained shainatf6 any right Of action ?
of any person against any officer oFsa
agent Of the Erie, Company, and that
the use of the moneys MENTIONED (ten
millions for any other purpose than 4
therein stated, shallabe felony, pun q
ishable by imprisonmentn not less than
two nor more than FIVE Years This
was adopted when the Bfifi was or
dered TO a5thitd reading Iia4k Iebs5DI
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WORCESTER.

A Man Murdered while In bed with
= bis Wffe-Supp0sltlOn that the
Wife OF the Murdered Nan was an
AtcOmpllce.
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TELKGR AP Z.
For Commercial ana Rfve7 Dispatches see
FVth Page.
Progress of the Impeach-
ment Trial.
a HorIible Murder. in WOr-
}Doo1 cesteP, p q ass. is gang
TIE Railroad Disast6r--List
la .s7i7g Of " ounded. 'aa ts'i
.ssgaesie =a4 p gas-
b,-s-.fs-,s alrr rrisrass.s .o-fA
Union Pacific RailrOad---
Last Rail Laid on the
o. .Sunmitr0f Black On 70
'AA' Hits. - - =
eft ns .e-ssqsa - -ss frrl7a7s ss dssf
News by Atlantic Telegraph
gafu9r
, The Gib1fal P srty III Eng
-land---Enthusiastic
@ Me etlnga AM q
Impbrtaat Cabin68 Meeting
RmathmE .aaGfEsugvH
The Impeachment Trial
Consid cred,
IaaAH e. 1&aga@l0 Hgr 32a
Iahal--II 5Ta W8s. 10 z9ets
Gen. SchofeId Before the
Rlohmond Convention
Trial ofaMurasrer at Hud-
son, New York.
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Progress of the Impe 2ch-
ment Trial.
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The RafIroad Disast6r--List
Pc ,s7i1g Of iVF ound6d.I e. 31H -ie'i
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1881,

parties relieved Qua writ of ha5eas
corpus. a
Henry Bers0n, German. while en-
gagged in diggipg a vaRlt to-day, was
buried alive in twelve feet of dirt.
Ills body has not yet been recovered.
He leaves atwife and six children.
. 10 ALBANY m Y n
-s.5T -saq-----le Ho-f5u
d5TaThe BFis. RailFOad Bill. haa lea
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ImB6rtaat CaBIn65 Meeting
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The Gfbra1 D P grty III Eng
land---Enthu usiastic
20 Me etings.AM q
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Gen. Schofield Before the
Rlchmona GenVentioa,
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Trial o ofaMurdsrer at Hud
son, New York.
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Union Pacific Railroad.--
Last Rail Laid on the
u .Summite0f Black On 70
@-N1l lJAAia Hits, no 41'--'iA-'A
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News by Atlantic Telegraph 7
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.RmathmE- .agEfEsuavJ
The Impeachment Trial
Considered.
I8HA-H e. 5&Gg&al0 W@E 4sd (
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
The Visible Adm xtpro |"


There Is a startling adHixtuSc o
low cunning and open brascn. .fscet
impudcncc in tho recent opactincnt,
Of tho Ohio Legislature.
In the act 10 disftanchiso citizen,
having 4 visible admix'urc of Afi.
can blood, there Is all the cowardicc
Of oopperhead I'D the disloyalty OF
a buiternut.
In tho act TO deprive negro chill
dren Of the benefit Of tho common
school, an admix 'uro Of oontemptuous
bigotry and driviliug mcanoess, such
as has not aparallel in tho nineteenth
century.
In tho bills preventing students at
colleges and soldiers at State Homes
from voting, there ia an admixturo Of
law potiifogcrry aud dirty jerrymau
dering, that is a disgrace to even the
party itself
Aud 10 the composition and by the
acts Of these law mongers, there is an
aduixturo of knOvory aud horse
thief shrewdness, that shall put upon
the record for future time, Ia indcli
bio text, the disgracerul titlc of wis.
iblo Admixturo" Legislature Of Ohio,
that future generations may read
what noble men those liberal (2) soul.
cd Representatives wero.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
The New Tax Law.

To amend section six of an act emit.
tied an act to amend un act for
the assessment aud taxation of
property in the State, aud for
hyying taxes thereon according to
its true value in money, passed
April 9th, 1859, passed February
2Jth, 1852.
Section /. Be Il enacted By the
Geasrdi assembly Of The State Of Ohio,
That section six of the above named
act be amended to read as follows:
SEC. 6. Elch person required by
this act to list property, shall make
aud deliver to the assessor, when re
quired. or within ten days thereafter.
statement, verified by his oath or
affirmation, OF all the personal pro.
perty, moneys, credits, Investments in
bonds, stocks joint stock companies.
otherwise, 10 his possession, or
under the control Of such persons, on
the day preceding tho second Mon
day OF April OF that yoar, and which
by the provisions Of this act, no is re-.
quired to list Tor taxation, either as
owner or holder thereof, or as guar
dian, parent husband, trustee, execu
tor, administrator, receiver, account.
ing officer, partner. agent or factor;
provided, that it any such person
shall have converted moneys, crdits
or other personal property in the year
preceding the said second Monday of
April into bonds or other securities of
the United States or this State, not
taxed, aud shall hold or contro. said
bonds or other securities when he is
required to list the monthly average
vaiu OF said moneys, credits or other
! properly thus converted, while such
moneys, credits or other property
was he d or cuutro led by HIM; and
provld d further, that any Indebted
ness of such person or persons, re pre- .
sented by hiln, created by Investment
in said bonds or other securities,
shall not be deducted from the
amount Of moneys and credits ia
making up his list for taxation.
SIC. B. That section six of the
above named dct, aud section thr, G
"f an act SupPlimentary,to the act foe
The dssessment aud taxation of ali
/ property in the State, and for levying
taxes thereon according to its true
values in money, pissed April 3,
1869, aud amend section six Of said
act, passed March 80, 1861, be aud
the sumo is hereby repealed,
SEC 3 This act shall take effect
from aud after its passage.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Gov. Seymour.


Bz-Oov. Horalio Seymour has
published a letter p in,edly contra.
dieting wi he terms "a silly falsc-
hood, put out by the Ohio State J0Ey.
nat. that | am not a caudiI fur
President because there is proof that
in 1864, | was in confidential CORES
poudeuco with the Rebel Commis-
-ioners in Canada" We do not
understand NJ. s to say that he is or
is not willing to be nominated for
next President, but that he was en-.
gagged in no such "cUn6dential cor.
re-pondenoo" a. has been charged.
In the ab.ence of conflicting te.timo.
ny, his simple avernent is conclusive.
And he is quite right in resting upon
it--at least until tangible evidence is,
proflered in support of the charge he
ccntradicts.
We have repeatedly called atten-
ton 10 statement which Gov. Sey-
mour $50 far us We are aware) has mol
contradictcd, yet which seems to Us
worthy Of his notice. whether he shall
or shall not be the Democratic caudi
/ dIte for the next President. Itis as
follows:
Early in 1861, Gov. Seymour visited
this city, and here met the Hon
Charles II Ruggles, Of Poughkeep sic,
OF whom he asked, Judge have you
read the Confederate Constitution
| then recen ly published17 No.
replied Judge r.; Il have glanced
nver it., but not read it aticuiively.
Well" rejoiuod Gov. s., Il haze
read it carefully; aud it is better
framework of government than on,
| Fedcral1 Constitution. Now. Why
not end all our trouble by sinp y
adopting that [Confedorate] COnsti
tutiuu2'-that Is, by making slavery
a part Of our Fundamental law, every
Sta irrepsal y Sllv Site, every
Territory Slave Territory, now aud
evermore, with Jefferson Davis as our
President, vice Lincoln deposed. Tn,
! Judge did not sec il aud left.
Jslge Ruggle1 has died since thi,
conversation took place, but. it the
substauiil 6ecuray Of our account oi
il be clntrad,ctel by Governor Sey
mour. or on his authority, We will
adduco tho testimony VII r"on we
make this gatcmont.--Neo lorh
Tribune.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Assassination Of MoGee.


A dispatch, dated April Tth, from
Ottawa, Cauoda, announced the as
sassiuation of Hon. Thomas D'Aarey
McGee, member Of Parliament. Sus.
picion at once attached to the Fen;an
organization, as IL ifneesssarily, an ad-
herent Of the Green Flag, was the
murderer. Subsequent adyices fur
nish evidence -tlrat, if true, ii must be
admitted, bears heavily upon james
wbeelen, the arrested party, aud who
doubtless Is a Fonian; bat there are
iuteuperate partisaus 10 every cause
who do not hesitate to injure foC
b5 any aud evory sasthcd regardless
Of honor or Propriety, aud We have
hereiofore believed and still beliov,
thasthe great body Of men represent
Nog the cause Of Ireland are hoasst
.snobgh and brave enough to rely
upon other means 10 gain their cher
eshed object than the uidnight work
i9f an assassination. Ii McGes did
Sali BY the ksnds Of Fenian sympa
tbi1sr we believe ths, the act will b
ls heartily condemned BY right think
ihG lsIsAAsh, as by others.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
A Radical Convention of Gormans

The German Radical Central Com
mittec Ut New York havo issued q
call for German Radical Conyep-
tion, to bo held at Chicago On the
same day with the Republican Con-
vention tor tho nomination of Presi.
dent aud Vice President The New
Workers requests the Germans Of OH.
er States to elect delegates to this
Convention, aud then lay dawn a
p a,iorm which, il accepted, will
probably be submitted by the German
Convention to the Ame,ican Que
The platform advocates the abroga-
lion OF tho Presidency, aud the con-
centration Of all tho executive and
legislative power in Congress. Il
requires short torm Of political
PROBATION for white em'.,ran..ss, . ss-
and uniform civil code for all the
States; uniform eode Zoe civil aud
criminal process; direct aud progress
siye taxation Of property and Income
an article inserted in the National
Constitution to prohibit tho inter
ference with the German Sunday OF
the passage Of the temperance law.
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Certificate Of Authority
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, )
DEfAHTMENT or lHsvRANtE,

COLUMBUS, ONO, Ftb ", Isss
Whereas, satisfactory evidence hss- been Iur-
Lire Insurance CUMPANY, OF Hartford, in tho
state OF Connecticut, ~ possessed of at least tho
amount OF actual C'pital requirsd'f"r the ofgau'
izatiOn OF Lie Insurance CompaLiesi in this etate,
under the provisions OF the act entitled IAN act
tor the Incorporation aud .. guatioh bf Life ln-
surance Companies" passed April LIST lee7, and
that the same Is invested rs provided by the said
act; and
Wher S. the chief financial officer OF the said
state, by who's laws the eaid IcmpAuy was in
cLrpuraied, HIS duly certified under hts hand and
official seal, that ne, a. such riiicer, holds IA
trust, aud on deposit, for the benrht Il VII the
policy holders OF saiu Company, surh capital in
,este,i as afOresaid specifying the items thereof
aud that he IL saitsf thai such s-curit cs are
worth one hundred thousand dollars and,
Whereas, the said Company h's appointed r.
Harrisun, Esq OF T. iumOus, In the county cf
Frauklin, AS Its Attorney in the state, Cn whom
process OF law can Se served, and certified copy
OF the Charter OF said Company has been hled IN
this office hy the said Attorney, together with n
certified copy Of the vote II resolution Ol the
Trustees or Directors OF Said COMPANY Hplolnt-
ing such Auornry; and the saiu Ndnp thy hes
also filed in this office statement OF IT. eondi-
tiOn aud affurs IN the stmc m q 'ner and form re-
qdired for the Annual Statements at similar eOrn-
ptsl,s Jrganizel unn,r the laws of this state.
Now, therefore. /, James n. IOdman, Auditor
OF state for ONO, in Pursuance Of che Provisions
of the act aiUresaid, do he eby certify that the
sait ComUany has complied with thr requ runipnts
of tho sd act. AID The Id Company wing APP
polluted Robert Ll sle Il 90. ita AZ n for Seneca
Nbhhlgf hp INV NtfllAg fii'if ehih Noui-
Y my aud Agents are duly authorized tu transact
the bu inr-s OF liie anu Accideniut insurance ia
this state, as PROVIDED by tn" laws thereof, upon
hltng CERTIFIED copy OF this Cerlhcate OF Author
ity Ia the County Recorders Obic" OF the County
whcrc the said Agency l. to be established. r
THIS Certificate OF Author y 10 gr,nted, hove
ever, on the condition that the said Insurance
COmptny shall not engage In The business OF my
other Kind Of Insurance than thtt herein author.
iZed as provided BY the laws OF the state OF ohio
In witness whircOf, havs herruntO . lbscrIbcd
my name, and eaused my uhl ;iai Seal
L.. 81 10 b. a,hXei, at the city ut CulumpuF,
on the day and yeaI trst above wit en-.
JAMES IL. GOODMAN, Auditor OF STATE.
by JAs. WILLIAMS, Chlet CLERK,
April 9, 1865. no25 vi,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Amuscmonts in the Uaitol States.

Mr.. Wells Special Commissioner Of
Revenue in his last report states at
during the last fiscal year the sum re
co,vod from the theatres, museums,
opera houses, etc, iu tao Unilod
States, on account Of the Special tux
Of 800, was slsl46, which wonla
,op,cstc the eki,tedee OF about one
hundred aud eighty establishments,
Tae amount received from the tax OF
two per cent. on the gross receipts of
each establishment was Sl9t, ,039.
OF this amount We find by inspection
'of the statistical taxtbles, that New
York paid SOC, ,225 IL; Massachusetts,
s23 zoo 0S; Pennsylvania $50 200 AZ;
aud Illinois S9,453 10. Massachu
setts, according to her population, is
the best patron OF amusements ofauy
of the States, aud theatres OF Boston
which pay the bulk of the tax in this
State, make more liberal returns in
proportion 10 their number than those
ofNew York. Figures are sometimes
very deceptive, bat il is difficult to
understand how the New York mana
gers grow so rich on such small re.
ooiDts,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Arkansas,

The struggle in Arkansas has been
desperate. but it has resulted in the
adoption of tho constitution by y
ANAL majority. The telegraph puts
itat2 500, while the Chicago Tincs
comedies 5000. Tho success Of the
loyal men Of the State is very graft
flying. The polls were surrou, dcd
by rebels, who in some places CON.
PEELED tho negro voters TO vote the
rebel ticket, aud in other loealiiie'
none but rebels were allowed to vote
at all, The revolver, rifle aud knife
were used freely, and every appliance
known to desperate secession, Was
put in operation. IN the face of all
tbis, the loyalists, white aud black
stood 6rm aud have won tho day.
Coed for Arkansas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
ohiO's Prominent Men.

Perhaps no State has ever given to
tue nation at one time SO many pro-
mirent men ss are now seryiag the
country from Ohio.
The Chief Justice OF the United
Statos, also another Of the most pol.
ished aud able 5adees Of the Supreme
Court Of the upited States, Mr., Jus.
tice SwaynT The President Of tue
senate; The Chairman of ,he FL
nance; ComUittre ia Tho Senate;
{ Q Secretary Of VAR III, Second,
,hlrd, fourth, snd 18th generals IN
nar armies. Generals, Sherm an
Sheridm. Thomas aud Rosccrau,
The leader Of tho Republican, In the
House, ) A Bingham, are all cititen'
of 0hio, which IL not the rival ot
yirginia, ~ tho Mother of presidcu,'
ia a, present Ear her cup rior as the
I ageas u P.oaiaeal aud ab!o msa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
French view of Impeachment.

The comments Of various French
journals are at hand, upon tho tria
of the President.
Is is noteworthy that every French
Journal that is the champion Of Ma.
poleon III. is also the champion oi
Andrew johnson. Getting rid Of q
ruler is to them "subyersive of order
and good government" = On the 9th
er hand, journals that reflect tho Dem
ocratie tendencies Of Europe are al
with Congress in this trial. The Gov
ernment organs profo's alarm least
wo shall become &" MexicaniIoj.
Tho Liberal journals look upon the
prospective removal of Nc Johnson
ns a triumph in tho interests Of FREQ
Government.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
A Crab Taken From q Human
StnmAnh.
FTom lhc Lyon, IIOwal NIroor NV :,

From the Lyons (Iow.l Mirror, Nov 7,
Abcul { rluight siu,e, Dr. Ma
Qu'pg, ofthis city, was summond to
see Mrs Nelson, who had come to
her per1nts in couse luence of severe
illucss, aud, it was feared to die She
had been troubled with an uneasy.
guawing, painful sensation in the
stomach for two years aud half A
few weeks before her return the scp-
sutious increased In poiguaucy, her
distress was continual, a craving thirst
tormentcd her which could not be sat
isfod, she became omancipatcd and
weak, her physicians at st, Paul pro
nonnond her case hopeless, aud in
obedience TO tho desire of her f,mily
she came homo 10 thom Dr. Ma
Quigg was soon convinced that there
49, -'.i somo"nug awe in her stomach.
anu treated her accordingly. In two
og three days after the administration
of medicine for the purpose, the pa
tient vomited portion of the shell Of
crab which was accompanied by a
eopious How of blood. The length OF
this erawish Nas about three inches,
Siuec tho killing Of the integlopor,
Mrs, Nelson is rapidly recovering,
and will soon DO fully restored, it is
confidently anticipated,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
National Temperanco Convention


A call has hecn issued Inviting MI
General Assemblies aud all Synods,
all General aud Annual Conferences,
all Associations Of ministers aud 70
ligious State Conventions, all Nation.
al aud State Temperance orgopila
iious, Graud Divisions Sons Of Tenn
persnce. Grand Lodges Of Good TEN.
pliers, Grand Temples Of the Tenn
piers Of Honor aud Temperance, Ia
be held 10 the city OF Cleveland, Ohio
on Wednesday, Jolly 2oth, 1868, al
ten o'clock A. NJ.
Il Is expected that General Buck
ingbam, Ros. II. W. Boecher, Rev.
7. l.. Cuylcr, Rev. George Dufield
aud Major General Howard, will be
present, with many others Of note
The Convention will DO held in the
First Presbyterian Church in that
oitV.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Foreign News.

Tho anarchy in Yucatan has been
reduced to order.
Colorod people are being arrested
ia Cuba for practieipg wi,ehcrat,
Fears are entertained at tho Capt.
tol OF Mexico, of an Invasion of 50
nora, Lower California, aud Sinaloa,
by the Americans,
.:"S1, 49,, Ua1ornia is reported to be
IN cond!.,.ou ui cnron,e rebellion
deception that applies very we'll to
the condition Of all Mexico.
The Montreal banks have traus-
ported si20O00 ia Ameriean silver
20 lessen the Inconvenience oseasioued
by the excessive circulation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical
College,


Tho Special COMMITTEES appointed
by the General Assembly Of the State
of Ohio, for the purpose of receiving
proposals, visiting aud examining
proposed sites and lands for ,he 10 .
cation aud establishment Of the Ohio
Agricultural aud Mechanical College,
as contemplated by tho Act Of Con-
gress Of July, 1862, granting laud
scrip to tho State for that purpose
give notice that the Committee solicits
and Is now prepared to receive pro
posals, iu writing, of donations oI
lands and sites, and moucy to erect
buildings for said College, and will
continue to receive such proposal,
until tho 18th of July next, and viii
meet at Columbus, on the 2lst oI
July, to visit aud examine the site,
proposed.
We have received the circular
issued by tho chairman Of th,
Committee, from our repro 'cnta
tive, Mr. L. T, SrIoKNEY, aud woult
respectfully ,all tho attention o
farmers, mechanics and all other,
interested in the establishment oi
such a college, and suggest thai
stops be taken to secure its location
in this county by generou, donation,
of loud aud money,
All communications on tho sub
icct, should bo addressed TO Hon
T. w, TuoRNuLL, Chairman Of Com
mittCe, New GuiliGrd, Coshcctou
County, Ohio, marked Proposals
for Agricultural College
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Ottawa County Union.

What is the matter brother Sloan {?
Only a few weeks ago you had au
elaborate and excellent article in sup.
port of our talented Chief Justice, faT
Presideut, aud we were grati6ed ia
greeting his name at your masthead
Now oar great Uuioa General has
supplanted the honorable name Of
Chase.
What Is the matter brother SloaU
were you ,oyoag before aad are you
certain you are right nowG Bacgru'
JoHrRdt.
What before was wrong ho doth
not tSy to write: Bat the wrong is
timely Graated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Divorce.

NNnLiAM P. JESttN, whose place of resl-
dcnce is ulknnwn, VIII ttko notiee. thai
Eleeta 1estin, on sho ~ dRY at Anril, IS ~ hled
h-r petition In the Court OF Conmh "a pieas o.
Senect Cnuntf, Ohio. Ngeiast him, prtyins f,r =
dNervs, sud sllesi ~ flF otasas extrem cru ,lty
api gross neglect of duty. That SAT- petition
ot Mky, 1858
The sNti WOlam ?. jesHn wiil slso take no
iice thar d'nostioos 81 witnesses vii be ttkpn
f3ihson \ Pcnningt0n ln the city OF Tihln in s.id
eouniY, ~ ths ~ tll iaa days of Way, lSss,
between the 'urs ofs s0'cloik 4 NJ .ni n'ciOck
2 N. of sid days kLECrA JESTIN,
By eifns0N \ PrxSiS3ioE, hsF ATTORNEYS.
Aprtl9, 1873. tSAe0l no15N'3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
Good But Uupalatable Advice,

The following note In the Kokomo,
indiana Tribune. caused the removal
of its editor T C. Phillips, from the
Special Mail Agency, of ludhna
"Itis tize for yon, Anjrew John
son, 60 be going, Take with you your
mau servant, seward, your maid ser
want, Grandmo,her Wells; your ass
Alexander W. Randall, aud aee 10
tho mouu;ains, where your face may
DO seen no noFe for ever"