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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08
Work for tho success Of the ticket
Irishmen, a Word to You.

DO you remember tho prescriptions
and murders and outrages pcrpetra
ted on lrishmen for many years past,
in your native countryi Well, to-
day similar state Of things exists
in tho South. Liberty of person and
property is crushed out, The aris.
tocratic land-holdsrs have so incens.
ed tho "poor whitc trash" against
tho men Of the North, or Carpet
bsegers" as thye arc termed, that
they are engaged 10 . prescription
ten times more unjust than ever ire
land suffered under, and the murders
and outrnges committed on Northern
citizens, is far more terrible than
ever desolatod the hearth-st ones Of
that fair land. The Democratic par.
ty, by their teachings, are RESPONSE
bic for all this. Their opposition to
freedom of speech, freedom Of labor
and freedom ofthought, have placed
thom on tho side of slavery and OPP
pressiou, and upon them rests tho
iniquity. willyOu vote for party
that 50 arrays itself against freedom
and humanity, and everything that
is dear to the heart of an IrishmauV
No, there Ia certainly moro nobleness
of in tho Irish character. The
reoolleetlobs OF prosecutions in your
own down'trodden country, must be
too fresh in your memory, to make
you SO far forget your duty as to as.
sist oppression after coming to this
Western home Of liberty and freedom.
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Spirit of Oopperheadism.

Tho Columbia Is. c. Ph~nix
(Scymour and Blair contains tho
following resolution passed by Dem.
ocratic Club in its vicinity
Resolved, That no member of this
club shall employ, rent land to, or
patroni2e auy Radicals, after the
present contracts vhall have expired
Aud that, from this date, We will not
give employment to any freedmen
who are struggling over the country
as day laborers, who cannot show
that they are members ~ some Dem
ocratic Association.
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Sida Walka.

The City Council ia Coupliaaes
with our suggestion, have ordered
that the side walks on Washington,
Adams, Maui, Clay, Franklin, Cd
Monroe, Saudgsky, Perry and Water
Street, in the 2d Ward, and Wash
ington, jefferson, Madison, Market,
Perry, River, Coe, Sycamore and
Melmore, in ist Ward, be forthwith
built, constructed, repaired, aud all
obstrpetiVns removed thereffom, and
it is ordered by the Council, that
said side walks be repaired, built aud
constructed by the 18th of Move mber 7
OF good hard bricks, to conform to
tho grade OF tina streets, aud requir
cd by the Law ordinances. :
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The Revolution in Spain.

The old government of Spain las
been ovcrthrown,--the Queen has fed
to Paris, and new government is
in process of constructiop. The
Junta Of Madrid has Issued decree
Of lsabella's deposition and elected
Pascal Madoz, temporary President.
An election of permanent rulers will
immediately follow, aud the probable
i'y is that a liberal monarchy or re
publicon government will be formed
Tho world moves on.
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Beware OF Lies and RoOrbacks put
fOrih on she day OF election. I
Why they will not Vote for

A private letter from lady in
Utica contains tho following ofF-ha nd
account ola recent nversation in A
railroad car, in tho course Of which
some gOUd reasons were given to
show why votes should not bc cast
for Horatio Seymour; s.
A gentleman, formerly q Demo
crat, with "a clear, smooth, telling
voice, gave his views to some centlo-
men with him, in such 4 way as TO
interest all the passengers in the
crowded car The first part that at
tracted me was the following: ANY
county, which is Erie, gave iu the
6rst Lincoln election something over
nine hundred majority for tho Re
publican candidate; in the second
seventeen hundred and now am
prepared 20 say that she will give at
least ihiriy-two hundred for Grant" 4"
There was sensation. Some one
said he had no grounds to 90 upon,
and asked him how he counted p
" Thus wise he replied: "not one
Democrat who gave one drop of his
blood, or his shildrcn's, in the late
war on the Northern sido would vote
for Seymour. Not one man who re-
joiced when our army gained victo-
ry would vote for Seymour. Not
one man who had sons or relatives
who died of starvation in the Ander-
sonville and Libby prisons will vote
for Seymour. They will all vote for
Grant" At this moment the lady
next to me said "You may be sure
of that. My brother died from stav
alton at Andersonville; no Demo
cratic friend Of his would vote for
Seymour. My brother-in-law like
wise died in the service; aud no
I'ricnd of his would vote for Sey-
mour. They were laid in their
graves skeletons. They had no flesh
10 decay; they were Starved"
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The ADvERrIsER of last week
works itself up terribly because some
ofits party are engaged in electioneer
ing and distributing democratic tick
cts with our candidate for county la.
dmary Directors nAmo en- them. He
calls them bogus" OF course then
those who distribute them are bogus
democrats. are theyS How do you
like that Messrs, Democrats, you who
are engaged ia this work ? Is there
any personal spite" in this2
See that there are no fraudulent or
Illegal IOteS east.
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A Worthy Pair,

- " WV oAAf
II will be remembered that d1rine
the wsr, while yallabdigham was 50.
jogrniuglinhids5 the rebel lines 81
order Of the eovorhmept, 1e wrote .
letter TO ColID d. 1nshaN. Of the
Eighth Alabama rebel volunteers, in
answer ia an invitation to visit that
gentleman and his regiment. This
letter was found among the private
papers of Col. Inshall, his baggage
having afterwards fallea into the
bppds Of, the Union forces. II is a
precious document and reads as fol-
lows:
vALLANDfdHAM's LETTER.
.eaDEGR Co..: Your kind note and
Invitation Of yesterday wSs this
morning handed me by your broth
or.ip.l law, who will hand you this 10
return. 1t would give me much
pleasure TO visit you and your COM
mand before leaving TIE copfeders-
ton, but il is now impossible to do
50, as | have made arrangements to
start this A. NJ. with the earliest
train for Wilmington.
You surmisc correctly, when you
say that you believe me to be the
friend of the South in her struggle
for freedom. My feelings have been
publicly expressed in my own coun.
try in that quotation from Lord
Chatham-"My Lords, you cannot
conquer America There is not
drop of Puritan blood in my vein'.
| hsto, depise and defy the tyrannie.
al government which has sent me
among you for my opinions sake,
aud shall never give it my support in
its crusade upon your Institutions.
But you are mistaken when you say
there are but few such in the United
States North. Thousands are there
who would speak out but for tho
military desPOtism that straugles
thom.
Although the contest has been,
and will continue to be, bleody one,
you have but to perseVere, and the
victory will surely be yours. You
must strike home. The defensive
policy lengthens the contest. The
shortest road to peacs ia tho boldcst
one. You can have your own terms
by gaining the battle on your enc
my $ roll
Accept my kind regards for your
personal welfare, aud sincere thanks
for your kind wishes in my behalf,
and hoping and praying for the ulti-
mate success of tho cause in which
you are lighting, believe nae, as over,
your friend.
G i. YALLANDTduAN, 4
Col. d. d. INSTALL, Sth Ala. VDR
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&c .urs bod 60 % .As roII. aaa rel,. Z,
Principles, not Mem.


When we cast our votes into the
ballOt-boS on Tuesdsy next, let us
remember that We are voting for
pRISonLEs,-not men. Men may
die tomorrow and parties be swept
away 10 the whirlpool Of political
revolution, but priOeiPlc lives on for
ever, Justice, freedom Aad riEA,
shall not so down 9TH Ne sst,ing
sra. TAsis sHis.sass 10 inas,sbls
as the laws ofGOd. IL oar ksspisE
ia delegated ,his rich iahssi,.nss Of
our foreiatAsrs. To us the nations
Orths earth look to FOR their psrps.-
ussion. In this election ere iIvoly.
ed all the srss. principles Of free
and liberal government 10 the
platform of the Republiean party are
these great principles embodied. It's
success is their perpstuatiOn-ia
defeat, their downfall.
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work. Work. work.

Wo liked that solemn dirge the
band played as it passed our window
on Wednesday evening, followed By
the spin spla' of Radical torch bear
ers. Our band should not make fun
Of our Radical friends, by playing fu.
neral music. The party is stiIl alive,
yet, aud will not BE- dead until after
the election, when tho music woul a
be appropriate. Don't make sport Of
Dihe unfortunate r-.idrertiser.
There wasa time you didn't like
tina. "dirge" as YOU term it. At one
of your evening meetings recently,
40 wo are'iufoI med by the leader Of
the band, that tune was played but
no crowd came. You ordered some
thing else, and the CRAFTS Grand
March was played, AID the crowd
came, but /, was only to hear the
music. A dirss is in preparation for
your pary'S special use after the }.
lection next Tuesday,
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Get out all the Republican voters
In TOur precinct Every one
Frank Blair's Position in 1854,

I, Francis y, Blair, ofS. Lonis.
IN he State Missouri, nativo Jorn
ciiixen ofMe United States, and OF
he Protestant (dith, an tic presence Of
Aimighy God and these wifnesses, do
soiemniy promise aud agoar hdt J
toiH not rote, nor giue my inaaenoo for
any man, Jo' any o6ice ~ he giH ef
Me people, Vniess ho be an Amcric an ).
born cttiIep in y(apor Of Amorioas4s
ruling Americd, nor u he be a Romaa
Catholic. ........' ...... .f...
In me preseRce Of Almighty God
and these oitnesses, I do solemnlv and
sincerely spcdr that / niH, ,oheH elect
ed or qPPointed 70 any o6iei0I station
co'ycrrine on me tie po,oer ~ do 50.
renrovo all foreigners, aliens or 10.
man htholics from office or place,
and that / ,oiH IN no case appoint
such 10 any office or place in my gid.
Such arc the avovcd principles Of
the Democratic candidate for the
Vice Presidency. They arc interest.
ing at this time to large class Of
voters. Germans, IrishEon, how do
you like it2 I ..ii Bod. l.raI
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Union Meetings.

win bo held, aud speakers il. at
tendance without fail, to address the
people at the places and times fol.
lowing s-as
Bascom, 0,t. sth, evening, a4
RehobOth Church, Oct. sth, ev'g
Lowell, Oct, 9th, evening !;
Melmore, Oct. 18th, evening;
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This distinguished rebel, from the
Republican party, spoke at Gallon,
Wednesday, S0th ult.
When he left on the midnight, OF
early morning train, he wss so help
lessly drunk that more than one good
man was required to help him aboard,
No wonder such a man leaves the
Republican party-certainiy it Is no
place for him. BuOyrus Journal,
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Va, rrranIIH .fsetlen aAI.
Things n Be Romembsrodv

''dopr PHV O"syi r'""E"
~ organs and lpsdssi, Que shofs year
ago, lshea apPsaliug 70 the people
for their votes PROMISED economy
and when they got the povcr-s
clear majority 10 both branches Of
the Legisls.ure--ihey Increased ne
tegi'ladve erpen'e' ef the State more
than one huudred thousand dollars al
nc first 'e''ion over the cost to tho
people Of The preceding so,sion under
Republican rule.
Renfember, Thst this party deolar.
cd that United Statcs Bonds ought
to be taxed, and tha. when IL got Me
PoDer 1t did not tax lhem-did NOT
oyen make an attempt 10 tar Them ! 4
Remember, That this Same party
plunged this nation into rebellion
and civil war, which cost the coun-
try hundrods Of millions Of troasure
and hundreds Of thousands Of pre-
eious lives l5o.isL l- ah. F.f
Remember, That but for this same
" democratic party, there would have
been no robSllion--no War-no debt !
There would have been no starvation
OF brave and noble men in tho devil.
ish rebel prison pens of tho South
no slaughter Of loyal men for .hoir
love of justice and liberty--no
hcarths made desolste---no homes
robbed Of their chief support by a
needless sauguinary contcsti
Remember, That, but for the grand
and mighty Union. Republican party,
this American Republic which cost
so much blood ahd treasure 10 estab
lish, and which stands out a. an ssy.
lum and a beacon light TO the op-
pressed Of every cline, would have
now bceu among the lhinss Of tho
past t I1'rS
Remanber That IN, ,o.o,i,.d
"dcmOcratiO" marty declared M,
there was no power or .utborilv IN
the Con,,i,u,ion for aoo.rcin -, III
bellious State. dos,r,n. 1h;oh n
would Al ,nv uro A..
s,roy tho Union bv m.k;rc ho
thority of the Nation ,.cond.,v a
that Of q State lHT
Remember, tho isdemoer,reo portv
North, sought 10 eripple The Govstr.
ment in It's strurrl. with ,,mod ,ro,
son II tdeuouoosd th. vood pr.,,aon,
Lincoln In N. mos, h,n,.l ,.,u.
ordo.yorod 10 d,ur,oi.,o ,.o .r,,.0.
nv 6,r,;,h.d An ,h.,'h....-.
who so,,h. ,ho ,o..,.v,. L.,,.. ..I
declared ,ho v,, s.,r,h.' MI,
r,;luroi.sl All r"~
p.u.,,t.. Tl..h. ,,,...,,.,,
49, S..,. -" '"oO,.'V
sor W. p,s.,sae. s's's = ~ D,', o,Iu'u.'S
hr 4. n,.,s,T. :. 'au
,IO rooor.,s,.,;o" wv" 80 ' ''s 70,
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rhirninc .nd ,nrao.in |
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Dountv M von - .onl','', ~ '"'S ','
,,o,. go - yUu' - VVo 'u"O''on WIN
A,.ef 1Hy. -TI- Wv ~
W uoclue upon this question you are
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GARD.

A CLERGYMAN, while residing in South
n AmorieR as = missionary, dizeotered = safe
sal staple remedy Ter the Cure sf Merry otSs
weahnoss, Early Decay, Disea-es OF the urin,ry
and seminal 0rgsns and me whole trsin OF dis
erdera brought on by HANDFUL and vicious hahits
Great numbers have been cured BY This noble
remedy, Prompted by . desire 70 b,nskt the
afiisted and unfortunate, I Will send fhe roalpa
sealed envslsPe, 70 any one vino needs IL, rREE
or cHARoE. Address, I'.il
JosEPH T. INNAN,
nbi-5m. Station u, Bible House, N. Y. CITY.
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PUMPS.
xrw ASp v,rrrL rrrrrrlnn.

SKw ASD vsErvL ISynprfoS.
GARDNER &HI6GINs, OF HApoleOa, O., Arc
~ now manufacturing their new Forse Punp,
and are ready 10 supply all who msy favvr tksH
with their orders. ftean be applied 70 any wsH
Of any depth, and used for all the purposes that
ether pumps Nre adSpted 10 and in udditien, By
the application 0t smsh hose, san be used "
extingush nre-, II being so Arranged 40 70 THROW
Wstsr with all the force offs Fire Engine.
nEVuRExcH.
WK, me auS.vsihnsa. sItissns si Hapsls-s,
W O., having thoroughly tsstSd this PanP
20 now resenut mead IL 10 tae public B hsing kks
best Pump In use. Joshua Rhodes, Joha KuatE,
=. 7. Molly and Is Others.
Addreah. Gardner \ Higgins, Napolson, ohls.
For sale By BLoon n MAeon, Tifin a. = la-at
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ri@ss FIXED for Holding Cssrts Is ths ID
Yeslei.l Disiris, Of The State OF Ohie fer tho

REH rememhVted. that st a mectIpE Of the
- Judges of the Courts II CoEmon Pl~aa Of inc
Third Common Plesu Judicial Distri,t Of IN.
State Of ohio, ~ the Court House in the CTR Of
ilmn ~ seneeA county, Ohio, on The day Of the
tho times Of holding tbs Terms Of the Conrts u
common Pleas, ond Of the District Courtu In
ssld Dietrtet for the year 1859. We the andar-
signed Judges o the Court Of Com.nen PIsAs
within and for said District do hereby nx the
times of holding said Courts for the ys.r 1899 In
.ses and every county Of said Dlstrist, As fol-
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New advertisements.
For Sale.

I OFFER for sale my Hotel building known ~
L the DAVIS House, sltuAted In the lat Ward
OF Tiitin, aud now occupied By Levi weiriek, TO.
gethoi with the stable and lot ~ feet square al
N good condition. 'rill sell the building alone
II desired. Terms low and paymenu easy n
for rent.
hAYe also some lane near the corporation,
Tor sale. For terms and other particulars en-
qu'ro OF 80 LEVI DAVIS. nSi-lm
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DR.. A. A. FREYMAN.

IL In rimn-Southwest corner OF Market and
Ienerson streets, opposite the Episcopal church.
once hrst door on Jefferson street Solleits and
hopes TO merit liberal patronage, having tha
advantage ofhfteen years experience In Eastern
iennHy HylVAniA, and being familiar with the Haw-
hsh and German Languages special attention
paid ~ diseases OF women and ehlldrsH. Ba-alu
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Mr.. Beecher's sermons are hsreaft-
or to be regularly published in pam.
phlet form, weekly, by New York
house. They will be sold singly or
subscriptions will bO received BY the
war
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COMMON PLEAs eoUHr.


And that the several teFms OF the Court Of
Common Plees In and for the sevearl counties OF
said District, In and for said year, shall esm-
nenee In the several counties thereof A. al.
Ia unioA SOaAty JsnaAry Is; April 90, Sent. -.
Ia hArdiA county Jannsry IL March -, oos
10 Marion county February ., Aprils osa. 10.
10 logan county February ~, May ~, KO.
10 Shelby county February 8. Mayo, Oet. 10.
Ia AaslAlIs county February Is, JaRs u, Ne
Ia Alien county March ., June a.. Noyembe, IA.
In Mercer e,unty Feb. is. Jnns i, Ost. 20.
In van Vert county Jan. -. MAy a., sept "a.
IL Ps.n.m county fehrdLTy = Nay 20. "a. -
In HnuldiRg county Feb. ., Sept. as.
10 nsasnss ssEhiy FshInaFJ : APsiI -. ssD-
IL IL S:s.s i.Ssu .sSS,y :S%sl, S.;sr%s .s,.s n n:y o..
IL Williams county March 10. May -. Nov. .,
IN n @ Essa soas,I % ls@ss,y s,.API,i tsrPt p.
In Haneoek county IaDnsEy 10 April 9 Ost. q.
In wyAadott oouaty March May q sept. y.
In crswloai enuuty Tsb. May Nov.
several tsEma sfsAh Courts shaM sonmsnee on
the nrst daV of each of said terms At eight O'elosk
A.a A.a testimony whereof. We issse this, our
HOUSE. ea this The lslh day Of 6sptsnbsr A. =.
issa ,. 5; oeNkLIN 1
J. MACKENZIE. .fttr
g LATTY. lJudgss OF Gaidc
.. e. X. MOTL Ir.
A Jas. PfLLARa.
To tho Clerk of the Caurt OF Common Pleas
seneea eounty, oplo. who is hereby directed 10
publish this order foe three consecutive weeks in
each ot the several nswaPapers published In sasd
eOanty.
The ststs of OnIo, Ssneos oOaaly, IS; Lf
]. WAilAm N. Diidlna CLERK of the Court q,
Comnion Pleas, aud District Courts In and for
said county hereby certify the foregoing 70 be
truly taken and correctly copied from the orig
tnal asaigpmeRtfor holding the common Hsaa
and District Courts in the above named District
Tor The yeaT 1853. : -- r-.a. f, ss-a
la tsstImsuv whereof ] have hersunto
lsFAIl afiNed NV hand and HsAl shis 18th Of
ssptsaher, A. D. l5es. .r.
wz. n. DLDun. Clerk,
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The Democracy Of the Sth New
York District has abandoned tho Fa-
rorbaaksr MOrrisey aud taken the
rrain--GeOrge Francis. BE careful
no don't NY the track ''t
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The Southerners have had an in.
Ve'era.e hatred Of carpet. .hAggsrs sv.
sr since the boys in blue went down
among them with their eArpe,.b,gs
marked ~. s.",--knspsleks. fl1
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1t is currently reported that sey.
mOar has abandoned all hope Of bs.
Ing elected, but he will take the
stump to save az many Congressman
as he can. Nh.
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Any person with common son.e
knows, or should know, that il re-
qpires a change Of tho State coustitu
ton to disfrnnchiSe any man that is
now voter, as well as to cufrauohise
those who are not voiers.--Adverhs
or. I...u.... ..r ..r.i
Then your democratic legislature
displayed no common sense, in at
tempting to disfronchise the soldiers
and students at their last winter sos-
sion, without "a change in the State
Constitution u "Common sense
don't enter into the pri nciplcs or
practice Of your party. Not to any
alarming extent. ii l ..
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a young gentleman temporarily in
this city, is circulating the story that
Olnsisad, ths recent defsuiting clerk
in the Treasury depsrtme at was from
this place, and that he ia republic,
aD, Both assertions are falso. Tho
person in question vas, some. time
since, a resident Of Marion o., aud is
not now nor was he ever resident
Of Tifhn. Iii, political slAnding hap.
pens to be known here aud ho is Of
the Same stamp OF politics as the
yOung gent that 10 so busily engaged
inresailing this hlsehood. Dry up,
Young man, your story Won't bear its
own weight, .
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General Gibson will also address Uni.
=, on meetings within the District at
the places aud towns following;
evening; ft.
Townsend, Oct. 9Th, evening; tu
Ssndusky City, Mass Meeting, Oct.
10Th, afternoon. .a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08

{" Billy Williams . Of Indiana as
he is kD0wn throughout his State
aud district, viii address the people
Of.his aud adjoiuing counties, iu this
city on Saturday next. His reputa.
tion as one Of tho most eloquent ora
tors in the West should draw him
hosts Of hearers.
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Torch LIGHT Procession
Union Republican Meetings in
Seneca County, 0i.'It
GENERAL GIBSON.

WIN bNhI1 VI NIINV.Ns
Makes tho following appointment,
for meetings at which he will GER
3 tainly be present to address the
people; ralare
Flat Rock, Oct. 9Th, afternoon;
Adrian, Oct. 18th, afternoon;
Fostoria, Oct. 18th, evening;
.t,. ..u CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08

The Democrats have given up
Ohio and Pennsylvania to Graut and
Colfax,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08
Quarterly Report
First National Bank
'..' '., ~, ,OFTIFFIN,
on THE FIRsT MONDAY OF OCT. 1sna.


neHourcca.
Loans and Discounts lo,qII q
banking House, 1897 -
Furniture and safes, slYC.r l,aSs ~
Curront Expenses, aia n .
Government Taxes .t q. g. J TIS-s4
Premiums, I...r s5s -
Due from National Ban ka, . 2a,sls kS
Due from other Banks aud Bankers, 1,lno ~
". q Bonds, 20, f0O ~
Cash itemr, including Revenue stamps,
Cash Legal Tender notes and
National sIn Bank uolo.. "iGss Sso q 20
p sss Total. t, t,,.eo
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Capital stock paid in, si0s 0os -
bnrplus Pund, .H. I,pe. -
Circulating notes, 41TSn N
Individual Deposits, 9i9 2ia 90
Due II National Hanks, -- sMR Is
Due to other hanks and Bankers asa "a
Interest and Exchange, = s,sSs 81
Total, sSe4, ,sea ~
JOHN T. U5s:cAshior.
sWsrn 70 sod subscribed, before me this Sth II
Ost., lSes HARRISON NOBLE.
m... ....HH Notary Public.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08
Tho Congressional District.

LHU VUHsIbbbIUlIdI UIbETIUL
We present our readers with the
votes 10 this Congressional District
% CongresSlnah in 1866, aud on.
0ovcrnOt IN 1867 ALSO with the
vote Al tho snno election In each
township in this county;
VOTE IN NINTH DISTRICT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08

The several terms Of the Dis trisi CouftIn ana
for the year 1859 shall commence in the several
souniies thersof As follows, ts-whI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08
T, P. BLAIR.

See that there are no fraudulent or
Illegal votes east. Il.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-24
TheEmporiaNeWS.
THE LorUs-pLANTER.

Friday. 81: January "a. 1858: