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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-23

Estate II MiSnado Neisoa, Geccased.
NOTICE.is hereby given that the snbssri-
IN bafs have obtained from the Orphsns'
Ceuft df u4rfnli county, letters Of Administra-
ton on NE i,tfzonai Estate OF
MIRANDA NELSON,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate are hcrchy
warned 10 exhibit the sarnc Widths elk months
from this date, Otherwise they may be exciud-
ed from al benefit of said Estate. Those In
debted are requested 70 make immediate pay
JOHN w. NELSON,
N*@E WM. D. NELSON,
july Odd 81 Administrators
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-23
sfockhoIdcrs' Meeting OF the
Frederick and pcnBsyfvania
Haff Road.

sfE amount 81 STOCK necessary N orrati.
ize the Frederick aud Pennsylsania Line
Railroad Company having been euhecribcd.
the undersigned, majority ofthe Commits
sioncrs Of the Anid Isaidroad Company,
hereby give notice thai there will be an
election by the Stockholders. for President
and Eight Directors Of said Railroad Goa
pany. NJ WoodaboFo, on Moxpay, the 10th
day Of AuGrsT. 1853. NJ II o'clock, A. NJ
STIRLING GAIT,
GEO. G. eAyLOR,
JOHN SMITH, cf NJ,
JOHN siFFORD,
A. CLAY NALL,
SAMUEL SW0pE,
GEOk0E FLICgiNGER,
JOHN w. BARRiCk,
CHRISTIAN RAHTEn,
JAMES McsHERRY, ia,
J. II. RfSEMILLRR.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-23

Isxecnlfix % WI. Molfesi deed.
jaly PITS
The Democratic Adcocafe, Westminster.
Nd, viii publish above till day Of sale.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
re- Z Z a NJ Il o A II =
guBACCO SCREWS, Sc, &C.,
lfo2 and Brass Castings of Every
Description.

s;-Daalsrs in steam Guages, Gum Betting
SsIfm Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bolt1h
dlbfh, DE-, at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
ag3Airing Done at Short Notice.

wEorkrnen sent to all parts to ut up work
msaa Repair Boilers and Machinery.
~ All orders will ecelve our indlVldu-
slaatenttOn, and WILDE pro IL nlled on
40 most reasonable erms. ga
CMce and Foundery on the Cana corner
&C iNgle Street. oct6-d1y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
New Firm and New Goods.
IRON CITY GROCERY.

"AYING HASED THE
- above House, on Locust Street, be-
Engnand shall keep constantly on hand, a
mi supply of FRESH
Family Groceries and Provisions,
= Purchased at low figures, and offered at a
Small advance. Every article warranted
resh and genuine. A liberal patronage
nnlicited. JAMES SMELL. In.
noyI4 d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
KITCHEN GARDEN.


The amount of out of door work
will be governed by the season and
the locality; wherever anything can
be done to facilitate next Springs op-
erations, it should be attended to
while work is not pressing. At least
the one important article of manure
the key to success-can be accumu-
lated. There are but few crops that
will not pay for liberal manuring, and
where early hot-beds are to be started,
the manure may be placed where it will
be needed. The heaps should be so
large that they will not be chilled
through /, and if fermentation goes on
too actively, they must be turned
over.
Hot bed sashes and frames are to
be in readiness. The usual size is
6x3 feet In small operations frame
Of convenient size is placed on thick
bed of fermenting manure, but it is
quite az well to excayate p feet deep,
and board it up with rough boards,
and place the heating material in
this.
CoLD frames generally need more
attention to keep them cold than to
prevent injury from freezing. Cab
bages, especially, should have air, ex-
cept in very severe weather, and in
mild time the ashes may be entirely
removed during the day. ss~ ss-s
Tools are to be overhauled and re-
paired, aud those needed made or
purchased. A home made roller,
marker, reel for garden line and the
like, are great helps, even in small
garden.
AT the South, in favorable locali-
ties, hot beds may be started. and let
tuce, radishes and cabbages sown in
them, and the half hardy vegetables,
such as beets, carrots, turnips, ETC.,
sown in the open ground. aud the
early sorts of potatoes planted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

Gar MARRIAGE CEgEGoSY.-The Soda
liza mo. correspondent Of the st Louis
Republican. Aug. 7th. gives a rich sketch
OF marriage on horseback performed
by Justice Scott. of that place, few
days before lie thus states tho scene:
The parties insisted on remaining in
their saddles. to which no objection
was made. The Justice put the follow
ing questions 10 the bridegroom:
How old are your
He answered "twenty-onc"
To the bride What in Your agc2"
She answered mcdestly, eighteen.
sir.u
u3t:cc--"Do you take this woman
to be your lawful aud welded wifc'"
Bridegroom --"Yoa bet"
Jrsticc,-to the lady--"Do you take
this man to be your lawful and welded
hushandp
Bride" OF course do. Do not be
80 inauisitivc."
Justice Then, by the power vested
in ne by the laws, ! pronounce you
man aud wife, and what God hath join.
cd together let no man put asundcr."
After paying the fees the party left
in high spirits. The bridegroom had
the air and bearing of 'arural gentle
mon. and the bride was really hand
song. Quito crowd gathered before
the ceremony was completed, but TIN
couple "dispcrsed' before they had
tipe' to fairly comprehend what war
goihg en-. =. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26
DissoIuuon Nouce.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HEREIN
] fore existing between the undersgrsd o
,e-v.lle, /. T. Is this day dissolved BY nrsI o
sent All persons Indebted to the uncsrs'saE
requested 10 settle wiihoc; delay. and o. lei@
hssing Claims against them aTe requested isa'
r.. e., ,,.,,neut AZ once. s. RIDGA
JTRTTf
Ccn,r,ville. !. 7, Aug Is. !sSs-nslws
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

BIZ SvrnyrxG "A San Francisco dis.
patch of Aug. 10Th says:
s A few days since three soldiers named
's~aney, Frank aud King. deserted
from Alcatraz Island, and undertook to
swim TO Lime Point, distance of four
miles The sca was bOsieroaa, but the
extraordinary and unprecedented feat
was actually accomplished 10y King, in
sj1 bonrs AMI n hall. frauk waa drown
"a and Swaney was picked up off Fort
TDint, after having been in the water
s,ycr five hours. They all started with
email raft of logs, which they used an
buoys. King wrote from San Josc
20 the Colonel commanding AlcatrG,
Island. announcing his safety and send.
ing his compliments. AZ
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26
County Geaeral Fund.

All warrants drawn on the P5rtv. A.. -, = !
and remaining unpaid at the da.: nv per cent H..
also be paid upon presentation :, =. uis no,s y
Idaho City. Aug. is. 1850. AieAa' Boise cs1s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

Why Din GRANT RgsiaSl-An cx-
change remarks: In the drnen Lives"
If Hiram u. Grant which have recently
been published, there is ! marked hia-
tus III the here's history. lie Is present
ed as . great military chieftain who
achieves acaptaIECy and then suddenly
drops out of the army. to which be as
educated and for which lie is presumed
10 have had proclivity This was in
1854, at Fort Vancouver. Washington
Territory. None Of these historians tell
us .cty Grant dropped out IF the army.
tic is vaguely reported to have resign
I'd. Bnt the army captains do not re-
sign to take up wood-cutting and the
trade of tanner at so u month, with
out some reason, which the biographers
-rc bound to give for the satisfaction
# their readers, Eky did Grsls- re-.
sign? Was he requested to resign
Why was he requested to resign? The
public demands on answer to these
pertinent questions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

THEY have a new drink down east.
they cal. .Butler ocktails.p you stir II
tip with secor. squist one eye. end
'i4stsss esoos 81 your pocta. sr'.sI
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

Tna Democrats Of New Albany, In
diana, elected their cand date for May
or, Aug. Sd. by las majority. Last year
the place was strongly Radical.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26

GEs. SaERDAs denies the report that
.irmadc Gen. Grant drunk. lie i,,.i.
hates the latter was drunk before &c
'saal.ed CO him.. 90. Il
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-26
Se,ai-, at,eeklp Murld.
AK TWAIN ON THE ACCORDION

Mark was, as many other young men
are at some period Of their lives, anx-
ious to learn music. He tried first one
instrument, then another, till finally he
settled down to the ACCORDION. On
that soul-stirring article of music he
learned to play that melodious and pop
ular air "Auld Lang Syne." For about
a week he continued to torture his un'
willing hearers, when, being of an in
genious turn of mind, he endeavored to
improve upon the original melody by
adding some variations OF his own
But who has ever seen real genius
succeed yet? just as Mark had hnish-
ed his only tune, and wound up with
an admirable flourish, the landlady rush
ed into his room, and, said she:
800 YOU know any other tune put
that Mr. Twain?" | told her, meekiy,
that | did not. "Well, then," said she,
stick to it Just as it is; don't put any
variations to it; because it is rough
enough on the boarders the way 1t rs
now.
The upshot was, that its ''rcughness'
was soon made manifest, for hall the
boarders left, aud the other half would
have left had not the landlady dlscharg
ed Mark. Then, like the Wandering
Jew, Mr.. Twain went from house tt
house. None would undertake To keel
him after one nights music; SO at last
in sheer desperation, he went to board
at an Italian lady's-Mrs. Murphy, by
name. He says:
The first time | struck up the varIa
tons, haggard, care-worn, cadavef
Gus old man walked into my room anc
stood beaming upon me smile OF inef
fable happiness. Then he placed hi
hand upon my head, and, looking de
voutly aloft, he said with feeling unc
ton, God bless you, young man! Go.
bless you! for you have done that which
is beyond all praise. For years hav
suffered from an incurablc disease, an,
knowing that my doom was sealed
and that must die, have striven witt
all my power to resign myself to m.
fate, but in vain-the love of life Wa
TOO strong within me. But heavc
bless you, my bcneiactor! for since
heard you play that tune, ard those va
lations. do not want to live any long
cr--I am entirely resigned am w'i
ing to die-in fact, | am anxious I
die And then the Old man fell upo
lis neck and wept food of happ.
tears. was surprised at these thing
but could not help giving the old Gel
eicman parting blast, ia the way {
some peculiarly lacerating variations
lie went out OF the door They double
lin up like a jack-knifc, and the nc'
time he left his bed OF pain and suife
ing, he was all right IN rnetalic coffin
~ last Mark gave up his penchaI
t,r the accordeuu, and from that da
gave amateur musicians wide bert
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
Demented Democracy

IIoRATto SEYMOUR, the Democrat.
&c nominee for President, is reported
to be a subject for hereditary iusau
ity, aud is pronounced by his physi
clan, liable, by the CxciiemeDts Incl
don't to campaign, to loose bis rea
son. FRANK z. BLAIR, the second
on tho ticket, by lis recent letter writ
ten just previous to his nomination,
proves to be either crazy or fool
Tho party that have put such men
in nomination., nro either desperate or
have lost all sense Of rcason aud ro
Election. With these facts staring
us in tho face, it would be madness
to place tho control of the govern
ment in their hands. Trusting in
tho wisdom of tho people for tho fu
turc as for tho past, We are conGdcnt
this domcq,ed party will he allowed
@ rotqin thsiv -rstiss",ent Coz tho
next four years or until they fully
recover from their political insanity,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
Cause f1r Reflection.

Ia tie nomination of IIoaArto
SrYMoUR--thc truth Of bic predispo.
sition 10 insanity being established
beyond controversy by tho evidence
OF his physiciaus, aud BY the fact
that his kin.lolks have heretofore
actually become insane, Democrats,
who arc hono,l ia their views. ms we'll
as Republicans, will End food for Sc
rious and sober reflection. Tho af.
fairs Of the government in the hand.
of an executive who by the excite
meut aud care OF that position. may
suddenly become an imbctilo, is bad
enough, but when il is remembered
that in case Of his disability aud ro-
movsl, FRANK =. BLAIR will take the
reins Of government, people may well
have cuuse for alarm. IIo has already
boldly announced 10 his revolution
airy letter what will be his policy
force aud arms to undo what has been
done in tho matter Of reconstruction
We ask the people whether onothcr
war is dcsir1blc2 Do you want nn-
other reign Of terror to send your
brothers aud sons to bloody graves;
do you waBt the present burden Of
taxation and high prices doublod2 If
not, take into serious consideration
the state of affairs Wo have moltion
cd Review the record Of the Re
publican party during aud since the
war aud decide whether or not, even
admitting mistakes aud bluulers Of
that party, il is not better to bear
those lila We have than ay to others
that wo know not of Lot US have
no more war GRANT says "lot US
have peace The voice Of BLAIR is
for war and the reinstatement Of reb
el rule and aristocraey. Witch to
choose is tho question for the people
this foil.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
Choose Ye |

The Democracy claim to bo the
special friends aud guardiaus Of the
laboriug men of lhc country, They
have nominated SE.MouU who is one
Of tho heaviest bnndholdors in tho
country, aud his uuly labor il to cut
tho coupons from his bonds aud get
thom eashod fRANE BLAIR mover
did a days work in his life, Ho has
always managcd to sponge his way in.
70 some "a, position under tho Gov
eramcut,
GRANT is a working TanScr by
trade, aud CoIFAX worked at the
Printing business, Both have work
cd mp from honest toll to tho highest
position in tho govcrumcut.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

mont yoa have given me. do not
know that will be nominated. I
have NOT spent a day or dollar, to
secure q. l have some time az my
eommahd aud if I am hominntcd,
will give these fellows such a fight in
the 9th District, rs they never had
efore;but have an ius'iuc i've feeling
that though they beat Us from 500
to 1000 last fall, they cant beat us
this fall. for we can "skin them
eliyel" [ Laughter and Applause
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
RAILROAD MEETING.

WE. the undersigned, manufactur-
ers and shippers Of the city of Tifin,
seeing -the necessity of having addi-
tional Railroad facilities, hereby re-
guest all parties interested, to attend
meeting to be held at tho Court
House on the evening of August st,
1868:
7. Woolen Mills, 7. Agr'l Works,
Ohio Stove Wks, Solomon Kaup,
Jacob Scbiber, Union Churn Fac.
Bloom & Mason, A Il b. Keubler,
Adams & Letter. V6llmer a. Kirch-
hos, -r-.. ner. .J
George Earnest, NJ j. Kirclner,
). /. Sheath 4 Co. Philip Scheib,
Chas. Leiner, Kroh e. Elder,
II NJ. Sergent, VIM. Holt,
w. Keilholtz, j. M. Naylor,
John IT, Fisher, John A.sMyers,
Hershiser & My Brown & Brucu-
ers, ert,
Juo. Feige Son, Wagner & Houck
Loomis a Nymap, Kline, lowe & Co.
IL. Sullivan, H. White,
NJ. Enrich, Miller & Hunter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23


One Of tho grand arguments Of the
opening dem0oralie speeches aud
press editorials is the affecting sight
of all the States being represented IN
the New York Convention. This i.
intended to touch the heart Of The
people and cause them TO shed tears.
The same afOctiag by play was had
atthe Philadelphia Convection, vi On
Massachusetts, aud South Carolina
marched arm ia arm But when it &,
remembered chat all the States were
represented in the Chicago Couven
tion also, the tears are not Cor Dem-
oefata alone ~ the Democracy haa
been ~ powos dariug tue war is II to
Pc supposed chat there would have
been . UNioN IN which to display SO
aaessirg asi bar
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
IlooHand's German Tonic

Is q c0WIisritoa of az IN iogrsdisnts Of Ms
Bdlis, ,cRh runtE Sn't Gus Riua Ordpge, ETC.
q RS Hsi Jdr nc sIms Nss1pF as Ne RiitSfs, ~
cdsss t5hcrs SOM jarc oicofolic dimuiss Is re-
guirf,L i0WirH begr in mint Nrt Mess r,He-
aHs are entirely different filhi ANY 0neI
adreriisci for ne cVs gj NE d geqscs pnBisd,
His,s bsipg scicHtHr PREPARATIONS Of Rso,ttHal
crJtcis, ,fAiic ne ohIs ave. mere decociions Of
tiAt ia some fprm TIE TONIC fSdtcisisaly owe
NJ Ae most pleasIHt dnd 0grcsdDs ienedieS ersp
0Ttitt 10 ne public Tstdsts nsriWSh Ms
a pleasure 10 ttkc H. rhiie ns Hte.girtag eyLd.
drdiisN and Heiicin1i 9uoiiGes hare eatissd e 70
b. AR0sgt as hc greatest 'y all i0Bl,s.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

Tho President has sent IN pro-
posed apondmcut TO tho Consiiu-
ton IL provides that the President
shall hold his office six years and
not eligible TO a reelection before the
expiration Of six years, aud the vote
to be given direct FROM the people,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

The uewly selected Central Con- .
mi,tee of the Union Republican par
ty, Of this couuty, orgaaiael on Mon
day evening last, by c'octing the fol-
lowing olioors;--G j. KEEN. Chair
mao JouN KAuLL, Treasurer, and
A. W Miller, Secretary.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
FOR SALE.
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court
OF Seneca county, Ohio, win Offer for sale AZ
public suction, on The 2ith lay of August, is6s,
~ ? O'Clock, NJ. OF said day, AZ the aoor Of the
Court Boure, In said county, the following de.
scrihed real estate to-wit, The west half of the
south-east quarter OF Section number three t3),
In Township number one Cl, norih OF Range
number t1urtccu ti4I, east in seneca county and
state # Ohio, containing eighty tso acres of land
more or less
Appraised Al $4,000 90. Terms Of siic-onc-
third cash in hand one third in one year,-ahd
one-thitd 10 two yetrs from tho day nf sale with
intcrest-the payments 10 BE- securcd boy mort
gage upon the premis sold. The slle is to b.
made rescryiug the crops growing thoreen.
ISAAC SLOANE,
Admir- OF John Davidson, deed,
HALL& rfrrrNorn;
Atiyis for Petitioner nof0.tt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

The New York World wants to
know what Grant i. is that ia the Re
publican candidate for the prcsidcn-
oy, /. is the Grant, somebody re-
plies that Whipped Llo, smlshcl the
Confederaey, saved the Union, stamp
ed out rebellion, aud who will uol
leave a vestiso Of tho copporbeaj
Democracy afsor tho second week il
November.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

Alta Democratic rltifeation meet
iog At Richmond, Va. SATURDAY.
u'ghI. Gov. Vance declared that what
tho Con'ederaey fought for would be
won by Seymour aud Blair. Gen.
Vie while supporting the uomina-
tions. denounced as ialsehood the
hrst Fammany resolution, which NJ
legged secession TO be dead, and he
declared that Il was moro alive than
over lie especially supported Blair
because he bad prcmisoa revelation,
SO
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
.sA THE GRAET CAUSE
EE1a11n an Ngtao -
Jst PGbh,sel IN S,oltd Eagciope Yree
~ Sir GnM ---

JSt fEbhsied IN Sedltd ERpciope. Yr6e
Sir CRb
A LEcrURE On The n,tuic, treatment. and
"a. radical cure OF seminal Weaknoss, or Sper-
m7torrhD1 induced hy sell abuse; Involuntary
Emissions, lmpotcncY, NcrN ous Debility ana i'm
pcdlments 10 marriage generally; CONSUMPTION.
Epilepsy md Flts, Mental and Physical Inc pae-
~, Sc.--By RON. }, CILNElWELL,M d., au-
thor of the "Grctn Book" Nc.
The wurld-rcnownod aitthdr, In this admirable
iCctufe, clrRly rtoNcs from HE own experience
mnl lhe awful conscalen nc of sell Ahuso may
be eiiieuilly removed without medicine aud
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
irstrum ents ring, or cOrtgls, pointing out n
m dc oi cure at once cOrtain and cfItriual, by
which every sun rer, no tier what lis cond-
ton may be-, mAy cure hims,lf theaply, privately
aud fadieNiy, Ihis lecture will proyu boon 10
thonsahdH ind thous iudS.
SENT under seal, m plain envelope TO any
Rdlt'sa, postpaid, on receipt OF six cCnta or two
postage stamps. Also, Dr. Culverwel's "Nlar-
fishers, CiTASL e. KLINE SCO "
~ nevery New York, PostohIec Box $50.
Jan. 10, Sds InoiJ iyI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

A leading Western Democrat says
Seymour nomination is tho most
popular ono that could have been
made, for it please, ~ The RepubG
cans and nearln hnIf he DemacLais
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

MAnLoN II MrnARY brother Of
tho late Samuel Medary, ofColum-
bus, died at bis residence in Batavia,
o., on tho 9th inst Ilo is the last
Of Eve brothers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

Let II be remembered that General
Frs,ou, late OF tho confederate ar
ny, proposed the nomination at the
Democratic Natioual Convention, Of
FRANK 7, BLAIR, which nomination
was seconded by Gen, Wade Itamp
ton Of South Carolina and Gcu. For.
est Of Fort Pillow noioreiy, VIII
you vote for tho robol's candidate?
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23


Both Houses ol Congress have
pa0,ed bin ox1lui,ns from tho Q 4.
ltctoral college, at tic coming Pres.
idcuiiul election, all robsl States
which were not represented In Con-
gress March 4th, 1868. The reason
tor this is obvious, Congress Is a.
bout to adjourn, and will not again
assemble until AFTER tho Presidential
election. IL is therefore nceessa
Try that they establish some rule
by which tho roconstructod State,
may know whether they are 20 par
ticipate in tho election or not. Thus
Tar only two o. three of theso States
have been actually admitted to rep
reseutauon; tho others yet have GER
tain conditions TO comply with be.
fore takirg place ia Congress
Coneress Iheroiore adopts a uniform
rule for all, aud admits TO partieipa
ton in the general election only such
reconstructed States as we're repro
sented IN Congress March 4th, 1868.
This viii be peculiarly satisfactory
TO the Democrats whp claim thaa the
Sloh has heen Radicalized iar the
purpose of eleciing Grant and that
the froedmou are illegally eufranohis
ed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23
CONGRESSIONAL c0NVEN-
TI0N.

The Republican voters Of the
Ninth Congressional District of Ohio,
will send delegates to Clyde, Sandus.
Ky County, on
THURSDAY, JULY, 30, 1868,
st IL o'clock, A NJ Of said day, TO
rominate candidate for Congress at
,he coming election.
The basis Of Representation will
be one voto for every one hundred
votes cast for Governor llaycs at the
last October election, and one vote
for every fraction Of City ard over.
The different counties composing
tho District will be entitled 10 vote
in the Convention as follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-23

Tho Republicans oc the District
arc requested 70 meet at their usual
place Of holding olooiions, in their
several townships and wards, ON
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1865,
unless otherwise instructed by their
County Executive Committee, aud
elect delegates to attend said Con
yontion.
c. X. WATsoS, Seneca CO.
j. l.. GREEN, Sandu,ky Co.
FRAYK SAWYER. Huron Co.
w. L. SroNE, Erie Co.
VIC. LEMEBr, Crawford Co
II. l. WARNNER. Ottawa Go.
Dist. Con Com