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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-25

general rule are considered objection.
able and many devices arc resorted
20 to prevent or got rid Of them. We
know Of no mode 80 httls tFopble.
some or Objectionable az the use Of
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, an arti.
Gle which Of late has become SO i'm.
mepsely popular as a toilet artic;s
and heautifer. II is sasiIy sppilied.
restores gray or faded hair, prevents.
and in many eases cures bsldness,
cleanses the scalp Ani leaves ths
hair IN splendid condition for srrAhN
inx a.- sft 3. t4asiii.i .isc.tT
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AS AN APERIENT,

TVHERE Is no medicine so much in favor with
Il those who are acquainted with their action as
Rohack's Blood Pills. they are safe, pleasant aud
mlld in their operations, and are purely vegeta-
try them. Hershiser Myers are sole Agents.
no3O 9m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-25

The twelfth annual meeting of the
Ohio Teachers Association will be
held at Dayton this year, commonc-
Tuesday evening. June 30,h. Presi-
dent Henkle, OF Salem, delivers the
inaugural address. The session will
continue until Thursday evening.
Various interesting subjects win be
up f,r diFeussion.
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LEUCORRHGl,I

" constitutional weakness, can be ehecfually
cured by the nse Of ROlaok's stomach Btters.
DO not let the druggist sell you sny other rene.
dyl as those Bitters are prepared with especial
reference to this comnlRint, and are warranted TO
cure. Hershiser& Myers, Sole Agents. no5Om2
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Our Dress Goods

Department Is complete In all the new and
leading styles, and your attention Is called to
that part OF the trade as our motto IL "mOre
any other cstablishmsnt." Aud now comes the
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MfSCgnt.- -..A.NEouuss. s.
ROBERT LYSLE & co

CeaeraIf Insutauce Agents, Life. Accident,
W Fire, aud Marine Insurance done one I he most
favorable terms. Office In Commercial Row, op-
posite First National Bank, Tifin, Ohio.
Nov I. Ell VT.
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Democratic RetrenohmentI

Under the above head the Colum
bus Journal gives the following
slight significant facts aud figures.
"a Legislative session Of 1874 days,
at s5 per day-the longest session
ever held in Ohio al he high.
est per diem ever paid State Legis-
lature.
An adjournment to the first of
November, with the probability Of a
six months session next.
Near One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars excess of Legislative salaries
wasted--the idiots, insane and other
unfortuuates lef. with insufficient
appropriation, for the purpose OF
making show of retrenchment.
Taxpayers how do you like itp"
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The Wooden Manufacturers'-
association of the Northwest are to
hold a grand Exposition Of wooden
fabrics manufactured in the West,
in Chicago, the FIRST week in August
next. The wool growers are invited
to send samples Of their wool, and
the committee pledge themselves to
give such samples advantageous pla-
cling. The whole to close with a
trade sale, which is eApeoted to be
largely attended. John @. W. Bal
ley, of Chicago. is Chairman Of the
Executive Committee, Of whom fur
ther information may be had
MesFrs. Pope. (Cleveland,) Robert
son, (Maumee City, aud Gross (Tif-
fn. are Ohio members Of the Exec
utive Council,
No "TREATrsE' NEcEssARY,-Us
4" Barretts Hair Restorative" aud
treat your own case according TO the
diFectioUS op The yrspper
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MONDAY and yet John declares that
hc saw myriads Of stars flashing
around him, more than he ever saw
in the night time.
Poor Maria
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o5DRNTISTRYi,

mr. O. g. lIBeilharz, has removed 70
IL Commareih Row, above 81, Johns Drug
store. aud htted up DRNTA Al. HkAD QUAR-.
TERS where he i prepared to do work in all
The various deI,atfmeHti o. Dentistry in the most
approved manner of Deatal Folencs.
M Reduced Ratess
Friees have eume dosen n lnosi Al Departments
of buaaness, aud must 10 Dentistry. Weare fully
AeieImlnea y pnlt our rriees 20 thesbtity ofHil,
and do our work ~ The loweet possible rates,
WAHt artincial teeth. We arc prepared 20 extract
teeth Nithdut pain. by the Agency OF any Of the
mems now used for the purpose In THIS country
AL oparafions warranted. Come and see
IiclE. yuly IL, 1ssT--ss- G. c, REI1HARz.
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DR.. j. D. O'c0NNER.
H. B. MARTIN M. D.
TO TEACHERS.
70 SCHOOL T1rA,CHERs.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS or SENECA
County, will hold examinations in she Grand
Jury Room 10 the Court House in Tifnn. com.
meneing at 10 o. clock A. NJ on each Saturday OF
October and November, and on the Tth and 18th
DAYS Of December 1861,
No certificate viii granted except on an examl-
aation day.
wrsurr JoHs MeGAULEY,)
Thfn- JAMES PILLARS, Examiners.
81. KtRkwooD.
sept. &c, i67.
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LUMBER ANO COAL YARD,

H ERSH HBEIS(%ER 81 BRO.
CUcc cEssoRs to L. Huddle 4 Co., Dealers In all
Dktnas Of lumber, Lath, Shingles aud Goal.
cool ahsof ftmeht of dressed lumber constantly on
hand. Flooring siding, piekets &C. for sale cheap
iorcash. Give Us call. once opposite Cum
ningham's warehouse. ~-
Tifhn, Ohio, Aug.P, IeGT.-tf
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Lowest Cash Price.

All who are fond OF Prime Cup Of Tea or Cof-
fee, will do well to call aud examine aud try for
themselves. r-r g
NATHAN BECX.
THIN, q, Jan. %, 1863. nOlt 6In
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VoLMER q KIRCHNER,

MERCHANT TAILORS.
A M DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTH
IA ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps. sc
ConatAnily on. hand. Bfosd Cloths, Cassl-
-ueres ard aVsstings, Warrington Street. Tifin O
Particular attention given TO Custom Work.
All llotders will meet with prompt attention.
Gs%N 1--we have the Agency for the best
,ewlng Machine now in use. novsn4tf.
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MOTIONS

Which, TO numerate, would require TO much
space ToSay the least II is equal to any depart
nl-nt west Of New York; and you will always hnd
In that department the largest
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-25

Thus, alas, how are the germs Of
young affection cast away For it is
but too true, as David Crockett beau.
tifully expresses il,
"Thceourc Of true love never dId run smooth 4"
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QUARTERS.

XXTE are receiving our second stock Of Spring
w aad Sammer staple and fancy goosla for
1868, the largest aud best peiected and moat com.
plete stock In The eityj and your attention IL CALI
the least money, you should BY all means call en-
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The Hoop Skirt and Corset Trade

To which we have given extra attention, hav-
Ing made arrangements with an eastern manutao-
tory t0 supply all with rnt class skirt aud cor
set, every one Will be warranted nrst class arti
tie and sold cheap. We would here say TO the
ladies that II you want n perfect fitting skirt or
corset, by all means call and examine, and you
viii not turn away without purchasing the arti.
Gle.
They are just receiving a handsome stock.
Thar kful for your liberal patronage, We are, res
peclfully,
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BLACK Sill K S.

The ladies arc invited to call and examlne our
black silks Tor dresses, as they are handsome aud
will be sold cheap.
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$500, 900 Customers IN -Four Years.
Patronize the Best.

100000 Customers IN -Four Years.
Patronize the Best.
HAvING the largest capital, most experienced
Ii buyers, aud eNtensivs trade OF any sncernin
the Dollar Sale business, We
GUARANTEES SATISFACTION
In every instance, aud also the best selection OF
Goodseve offered at
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
No other concern has any show wherever our
Agents are selling Our motto, "Prompt and Re-
liable" Male and female agents wanted In city
and country.
II II &c T. A ID L IE -
Are particularly requested to try our popular
club system of selling all kinds OF Dry and Fancy
Goods, Dress Patterns, Cotton Cloth, Castors, Sill
yer Plated Goods, Watches, sc. Established
1854 patent pen fountain and a check deserib-
ing article TO he sold for dollar, lOctsi 20 for
81, 30 fot Sti 60 for SO; 100 for $40 sent by
mail. Free presents TO getter up, (worth so por
cent. more than those sent by any other couceTnl,
according TO sire OF club. Send Us trial club, or
ifnot do not fail 10 send for circular.
N.B.-Our sales should rot be elassed with New
York dollar jewelty sale or bogus "Tea Compa-
niea,p as II Ia nothing Of the sort
-.r- EASTMAN Il KENDALL,
no3i-em. si Hanover street, Boston, msss.
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THE TIFFIN WOOLEN MILLS

DIRECTORS;
n. W. sHAwHAN, J. A. MCFARLAND,
J. NJ. NAYLnR, A. G.. SHEATH,
s. d. SNEATH, G.. W. RUsKIRK.
JOHN C.. GROSS, President.
MmOfsefurers of Flihnels, Twesds. cssslmeres
saunetis, Cloihs, HianketI, and Stocking Yafn.
CASH IsAID T,OI7 WOOL.
w. G. HEDGES, Secretary.
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"Ncvcr told her love,
nut lot concealment, like worm In the bud,
Pray on her damask check"
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F. CARPENTER 6 co

And see. aud you will undoubtedly know that
such are the facts. We keep 4 large stock Of
bleached and brown,
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STOCK OF HOSIERY,

Doth English and American makes together,
with an endless variety Of ladies' aud gents kid
and lsler thread gloves, all Of which will be sold
cheap. And last but not least comes
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IIHIHI ApFII 9Ihi IoOo,
W.T. Tf1iP KLINE, LOWE q CO., Il
z NIansifacturei,s and Dealers ia
SASH.
Doors. Blind. " Work ed Flooring &C
HASO RAILING sCROI.L SAVING AND
lLlMollding Of al Kinds aPd sizes made 70 or
er st short notice and on liberal terms.
Those deslFing % lnild Wih DO well 10 call on
Us heforo pu FchAsfhg elsewhere.
10 All orders allied on the shortest notice.
. ashop SsMaAsts.Ise, Westof the court House
Sadrearthe Hooden brdge,tssn f-bWrf
TIFFIN, OHIO.
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French, Scotch, Or Swiss,

In all colors and. qualities. white goods IL
endless variety; hne irish linens, linen shir
fronts jacouets, Swissis, and MarEAles, Lancaster
quilts. honey comb spreads, MarsaieS quilts, an,
ahAndsome stock OF
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Stock

or just such goods ~ every farmer and family
want and large and handsome stock Of prints
aud ginghama from good domestic 70 q nne.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-18
MONEY ARlsToCKAr.

In another column viii be found q
gushing correspondence between Judge
FIERFoNT and 8 certain A, z. STEWART,
chairman Of the Grant Committee, -
disclosing 8 gift Of $780, 600 by the said
PIERPoNT, to be used in buying up votes
for GRANT. Fortunate PIERPoNT! who
can furnish, from his private purse, such
= sum for the purchase Of free American
votes, while thousands Of men, women
and children, the lstchet Of whose shoes ne
is unworthy to loose, are starving for the
bread necessary to save life. Where did
he get it-snd how did he get it, are per-
tineut questions. The bloated fortune,
that can throw into s political canvass
such largess, was neTer accumulated save
out of the misfOftunss Of the country.
While The masses North and South have
been impoverished by the wzr, ard still
farther begsared by the measures Of
the Government since the war,
a few like this PIERpoNT and
STEWART have Rmassed their millions
out Of the blood and misery of the many.
How these shodjy upstairs do nov lord
It over the tolling millions. Let genius,
craftsmanship aud virtue make way fer
these gilded vulgarisns, while In market
overt money changers traffic in AmerI-
can liberty, and buy and sell the Repub-
lie. Forsootb, these neutrality-suspicious.
fear that the defeat o! GRANT will "re-
duce the value of their property one
half.p Their property, be 1t understood,
consists largely Of National Bank stock
and United States bonds. What if their
property should be reduced In value me-
hsli, If the masses North and South can
be released Of oppressive taxation and
the country restored to prosperity. Has
1t come TO this, that the people are to be
only "hewers OF wood and drawers Of
wsterD for a miserable, contemplate,
purse proud ~srsltOcracy, bred by national
banks, United States bonds and
wal contracts, resting its foundation in
fraud and villsiny-with sgigantlcsuper-
structure OF insolence and tyranny I?
Shall the honest labor OF the North be
Frustrated By enormous taxation to sup
port such 8 privileged class Ia tfqeulsnt
Incidence? SaRll the industry and en-
terprise of the South suffer continued
paralysis, and her people be torn by in-
testine oommetlon, that these men may
erj,y their i~mmunities2 We believe
the time hss come for the people to de-
clare the national banks TO be their enc
miles, and to array themselves in hos
tility TO the bonded a~ristocrsts. ! this
GLASS bad not been SO aggressive, had
shown a little moderation toward an OPP
pressed people, had not, sHyLocK-like,
so stlckled for the letter OF the bond,
ana been willing to have borne with The
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.OuTnERN -GuARANrEEs.

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, jr., addressed
a large number Of people al Salisbury,
North Carolina, on the Sth inst. Among
the distinguished gentlemen present
were Gov. VANCE and Col. ,CoWAN,
whom be asked, after telling the audi
ence that the people Of the North de-
manded the concession of al the legiti-
mate results Of the war, to state explic-
lily if their people accepted in pod faith;
First, The abolition of slavery forever.
Second. The overthrow of the doctrine
OF secession.
Third, The settlement and kindly vel
come of Northern people there.
Fourth, The guaranteeing 81 all bis
Just rights to the negro, and the cultivs-
ton OF friendly relations with him by
the whites.
The questions, the telegraph report
says, were answered emphatieally In the
affirmative by those gentlemen, and rati-
fed by the entire audience, to whom the
vote WAS put on each question, all ex
pressing great establishment on hearing
from Mr.. ADAMS of the misunderstood.
ing which exists in the Northern mind
regarding the real purposes and lnten'
| lions of the Southern people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-18

It Is the absolute and imperative duty
o, every man belonging to the Demo
cratic party to register, and register
forthwith. It is q duty he owes, net
only to himself, his family, to the CON-
munity AMI State in which he lives, but
to the whole people Of the South. With
out registration no man can Votei and
unless every man who ia entitled to 9
vote, and who holds in abbOrrence Rad
ieal tyranny and negro rule, exercises
that privilege, he is directly responsible
before God and man for the perpetuation
Of these infamies. Delays are danger
Gus! Lose not a moment in the order of
your going, but go ct once, and REGIS
TERl Capt. seaFs has now got blanks
If he has nos, continue 70 go to him until
he does procure them. Make 1t your
business every day.
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rLEcr.oN RErURNs.

Five days have passed since the cleo
tious In Indiana, Pennsylvania, Osio
snd Nebraska, and yet the returns come
slowly, and 80 contradictory as to afford
little ground for an intelligent summary
Of the result differing in any degree from
that presented by US on Thursday. o.
this, however, We are certain, that We
have mads great gains aud have Grip
pied the enemy to an extent that may
and should inspire Us, one and all, with
hope in the ultimate result in November.
Notwithstanding the dissffeetion OF the
World and its attempted confusion Of the
T-sz and ils Of the party-Shieh, by
the way, is everywhere heartily and
properly denouuasd-we are at this mo
ment a. strong In the belief Of Demo
cratic success aud the election OF Sly
MoUR and BLAIR, as st any time since
the campaign commenced.
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.. & =,

The excitement attending the Radical
disposition Of the Radical muskets, has
almost played out. The ike Of the
thing is beginning to be apparent, though
dearly bought 81 BARBOUR LEWIS ex-
pense, since it appears that those arms"
belonged to that God -and-morality vii
lain, and were purchased By him q;
seventy-1vs cents each, TO be sold to the
colored Republicans Of Arkansas
st ten or twelve dollars apiece,
as agreed upon between said BARBECUE
and Governor ~ CLAYTON His fellow
Radicals OF the SMITH-wing, unmindful
OF his interest In the muskets, and only
intent upon the manufacture Of capital
for their party North, have disposed Of
them summary, and ia doing so have
lost to BARBoUB his profit, and are likely
10 fail In making any for themselves
There is now 40 doubt the arms were
disposed of by the c~onnivsnce Of those
Radicals in Mensphis, who do not sup
port the Bulletin
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DIED.

coCHRAN-Or the sth inst, CkLLIE, third
da1ghter OF M, Il. and s. E. Cochran, aged three
yeas. c months aud twenty eight days
Ons morning the rosy blush OF health
bloomed brightly or her smiling face; her
marry vafce was heard ringing with laughter
and singing happy little songs; but on tns
marrow her spirit winged Its digit to ner ssef-
=, homs where her smiles EIl never face'
nor her voice cease s,nsIng praises to Him
awho dosth all things well
wasn NOT. fond ~pArentsi Your bright anu
hsantinnl little CELLIE has gone IN DER purity
and Innocence to Him who said: "Sufer hsue
ohiIdren 10 come unto me, and rorold tnen
not for Of such Is the Kingdom OF heaven
While YOU mag sadly miss her innocent prsttle
.ud ebildish rlee, do not " mourn as tnoss VINO
have no hope" bit pres forward In the as
cha,ge Of your Christian duties, rememoertns
the home that awaits you beyond the skies, the
twin spirits thstmsy now be watch ing AROUND
you. and the little angels who stand on tnst
shore reckoning you to come where sor-
rows cease and happiness reigns foreVsrmors.
Twas ON q bright sutumral day,
The sweetest season OF the year
when on 4 dying couch there lay
Achild most beauttful and iAr.
aTbe glowing tinss OF morning sky,
reelected bri=hty in the west
the whispering breezs stole gently by,
Asquietiy she sank to rest.
apesth. with his ksenly pointed dart,
Enters In that ssTeneat hour
AND deep Y wounds the parents Tear
As he strikes thai blooming no"er-
40. bless the mighty hand divine,
Which p G thar Seesest. ioNeA@e S~~s
Aud took IL to a fairer el me r~-
TO i've forever with iss cod -,r,
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OBITUARY.

KNODE-OR the 7th Of October, 1865, SARAH
AGNES KsoDE, wife OF DR.. O. B. Knode, closed
In an unexpected death the ch&nRefuI drama
Of life. Though for many months in declining
health, neither her husband, with ali ms medi-
cal skill. nor her friends recognised the end 80
near at hand, ORs OF those sudden congas-
tioas, peculiar to cur climate. seixlng upon an
already embedded Constitution, sstned forever
the pulses OF life, and len husband and chill
dren t. mourn over her premature death.
Born and reared In Kentucky, deriving her lin
cage from an snces ry prominently identified
with the pioneer history OF that State, She Ia
heritsd in a large mea=uIe that aleItness of
mind and residences Of spirit peSulisr to the
rses from which she sprang. On her marPisge
she left the more quiet modes OF life obtaining
in her native state, 10 share in the West will
har husband the fortunes and vtcIssitudes OF
border If. 9hs new scenes into which shs
was thus thrown developed The salient points
CT her character, and gave her quite an indi-
yidusliiy in the circles within which she
moved. On the breaking out Of ths late war
she left her home in Missouri to encounter ali
the hardshtps OF Confederate life, and, ardently
devoted TO the cause Of the South, she bore
chesrfulIy all the pTivstions that were imposed
on her. She wSs noble II her impulses, ele-
waited In her sentiments and devoted ia her
.fFlendsh!ps. Many stil live, who. IN her dsys
OF prosperity, were the hensAciRries OF her
kindness. Many q heart VII well up with sin
eere sorrow, when told that KNoDE" Is
dead,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October Ie.-In an
alteration in front Of an African
church In Jersey city, last night, jesse
Johnson (colored) stabbed Morris Gsrne
(colored) fatally. johnson has not yet
been arrested. Both parties had been
attending meeting in the church.
A tidal phenomenon was observed at
He'll Gate on Thursday, when the tide,
according to experienced pilots, vas
stronger than it has been for the last
twenty years. 5s
O'Bsldwin hss been put under 81 900
bonds to keep the peace for u year,
snd 1t Is now thought the fight between
him and .Wormsld Is postponed for a
year. The latter is still al large.
Commissioners Rollins has been SUBJ
peaed to attend next Friday to answer
q charge before Commissioner Osborne.
The Fall River manufacturers have
given notice to theic operatives that 8
change will be made In working hours
on Monday next. The mills will be run
eleven hours, instead OF ten, IS ct pres
eDt. The spinners have formally pro-
tested against it.
It is showing in Boston, Worcester,
Concord, 0swego, Wstertewn and Roeh-
ester.
For ssverSi miles along tbs line OF the
Erie railroad four inches OF snow fell last
night. Snow fell in Philadelphia at ten
O'Clock today. A heavy northwest gale
is blowing here, and it hss been very
cold since morning.
A sailor was robbed at John Aliens
dance house last night. The police ar.
rested Mrs. Allen, Boston Tom and six
Boston female inmates Of the den, bu'
John Allen fl ID.
LATER.
The cold continues with 3 high north
west wind. Snow has also fallen al
Bangor and Yorkviile.
This Rlard OF Cotton Brokers was for,
mally organized to-day.
The proposed withdrawal of Seymour
and Blair meets with the unqualified dis.
approval of the rank and file of the Dem.
ocrats Of the city.
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PENNsYLvANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Ootober I7.-Returns
from f%orty-nine counties, officially, and
the balance reported, foot up q majority
of 1908 for the Republican Candidate for
~TFeasursr.z4 q 1875
GEEENsBURG, October 1.-THE Re-
publican Judges have signed certificates
for Westmoreland county. This will
make the total vote in the fwenty-First
District, for Foster 10. 907, for Coyode 49,
1855 Fosters majority Al. The poll ex.
ceeds that Of last year by 527S, OF which
Covode gains ove last years vote on
Judges 2762, and Foster gained 1896. Co
vods his intsntion OF contest
ing the seat. He alleges that he can
throw ont the Democratic votes In Fay.
cite, and over 200 in WestmoreIand
county.
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-pEmocRArs. REGISTER.

All who ere entitled to naturalization
and registration certificates are requested
to call at the Central Club Hall, Still
man Block, corner Of Second and Madi-
sou streets, Memphis, on and after Mon
day, the 18Th inst, where they will re-
eeive assistance and instruction in re-
gard to the same. The Courts Of the city
are open to naturalization, and due no.
tice Of the reopenipg of Capt. SEARS Of
dce, for registration, will be given by him
Delays are dangerous, and all who de-
sire the preservation Of liberty and re-
publican institutions in our country, viii
at once avail themselves Of the facilities
now afforded them. By order Of the
Committee.
A. WOODWARD, Chairman.
Octoher Is IsS.