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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
FOR SALE.

THE Farm formerly owned and occupied by
John hrei1, situated Ia seneca CO., Ohio, on
The Morrison State road, about 9 milea nom rlf-
nm ana y Hom Mtlmcfei containing 20 acres Of
Hame dwelling bouse, excellent celhr, we'll Of
neNer failing water at the door, \ young orchard,
keoi osrns, &C. Also farm OF 80 acres nearly
adjoininE the above, well WsteFei by a sprinr ma
aereek running through, portion n timber. Two
orchards but no bdihiings Enquire ON tho prem
nsA- END HAWKINS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
VKtFDI0T0RY,H ~


With the previous issue Of tho
lTR1BuSR our connection with this
papSf cehsed.i IL has passed into
the hands Of men experienced in
the busihcss, and whom we take
spleasure in introducing TO our pa.
irons, tho Messts IociiEk & BLY,
MyER, Of Findlay, but recently con
nocted with the Hancock Je8evso-
-Mian,,in a Ike capacity. In doing
so VIC bespeak for them the hearty
and undivided supPortiof thsparty,
Of'&Meh this paper Is the Organ,
and prosperity that must neccesa-
rily follow the triumphant success
.Uf that party in the election Of our
noble standard bearers Of the cam
.puign--GRANF and CoLFAX. .,.
M,rctiring from the TRIBUNE, we
desire to return our thanks to the
numerous friends that have granted
uStktir fasots. and rghtcned our
many burdens. With nslittle sac
ri6ce to ourselves we have placed
Che establishment on, a permanent
basis, clear Ofall encnmPrapees aud
beholden to no company, corpora
ton or clique. We have endeayorcd
in quiet way, to build up the rep
utation of our paper aud present
to its readers, alocal aud political
j6urnal worthy Of their supportA
how far We have succeeded our rea-
dersmust be the judge. Our afiili-
atlons with our business communi-
ty have always been of the most
pleasant character, and as We hope
in soms other capacity to abide
among them, we trust we
muy continue TO share their
confidence and esteem. Not
withstanding, a our decision to
sever our connection with the
TRIBUNE, we 9 cannot help but
look back upon the time spent in
its service, as among the most plea
SAINT dlys of our lives. Here and
there over the rugged pathway of
journalism, pleasant spot fingers
in our memory, which we shall cher
ish as long as time bears us on its
fretfiil tide.
I'VE take leave Of our readers up
on the dawn Of q glorious victory
-s---ssr'+~ N'svuB. B.Twrntue clec-
hOn Of GRANT our codntry is en-
sured q peace lasting and pcrma-
nent--a united and prosperous
country--a happy and contentcd
people. Nth an answering con-
fdcncs in the Ability pnd loyalty
of the american people, in the
preservation of6ur republican in
BtitItiOns, we lave everything 10
hope for IN tic future, The bow
of prOmisAhas been set amepg the
starsi and its bright effulgenoe,
will continue to light the weary
traveller from whatever point of the.
compass he may come, to our peace
fut and happy shores. .a,.,p ss'v.
With our heat wishes for the
prosperity ofoar successors and the |
the many friends Of the TRIDuSE,
We remain, no
Very respectfully yours.
pTryM ug MyRRs.& Muller.
tsasl iA Nv N|fN. lkllL NN I H|'| RI Ii 4
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Farm for Sale.

/ WILL sell my farm consisting Of 100 arrcs,
Il situated on the Coe road. four miles south
east Il THIN, 1861 Of which Is cleared and
under good cultivation, good fences, acres IN
orchari ~ grated trult, "a sweet cherry trees,
pears, plumbs, grapes, SC. Frame weather
boarded house, l stories high, four large rooms
Also large cistern, and never failing well Of wa
ter. Farme birn aud stable attached thereto,
with granaries, corn crib, etc, embraced therein.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on tie premises, a0p Il, dried Oak lumber
will bc disposed ofwth the farm.
n2-N JOHN II. ROMIG.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Wheeler 4 Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.

1 AIDES aud Gentlemen read and understand
IL Tor yourselves, that the Wheeler \ Wilson's
Sewing Machine has done more business and has
given better Satisfaction than any other one ma
chine la the world. IL took the gold medal al
the Paris Exposition in 1867, over 50 other m
chines. 10 10 considered by honest and disinttr-
ested judges to be- the best family machine in the
cords, and tueks, II also gathers aud seWs on TO 1
band all at ouce Embroidery Is also done very
neat with thread OF s,lk. Machines warranted
to do all this work or no salel also TO be perfect
ior three years. Price of Machines rate from
SS5 to sleii all the necessary appurtAna noes "a
with each machine TO do all nds OF work. Call
AZ No. ?, Rmpin Block tyr SrAfRs,l nthn Ohio,
and buy maehine that we wa rant TO saw the
lock stitch neatly on goods, r. m the finest OF
musiins TO the eoarsest OF beavers.
Machines sold on timo to suit purchasers.
Yours respectfully,
4 G. CAMERON, Ag't,
Ei- No, ?, Empire Block, UP STAIRS. ga
nol-8t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Legal Notice, sEE

WILLIAM THORNTON, Of Fulton county,
w ohio, Is notified thar FatspysL. Thornton
III, on the post day OF September, 1868, file her
Petition in the office Of ths Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas within ard for the County OF
seneca and stare of Ohio, charging the said Will
lam Thornton with gross neglect ofduty and ex-
treme cruelty, and asking that she may. bs di-
vorccd from the said William Thornton, which
petition will be for hearing at the next term oil
said Court.S Datedf this -2ist day OF ssptr nbdf
1853 - FANNY l. THORNTtlN. -
nol9 ct BY j. NJ. LEMMoE Atty.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Salntatory,

"A will bo seen by the foregoing
the undersigned have purchased aud
will hersafter'couduct the TiFFIS
TAintSf. 1roI pfS'I ri-s..
To write at this time, with the OK
peetatiOp Of lis being .read;A formal
salutAtsry would bo folly, The
great heart Of the loyal people of the
eountry is thrilled with joy at the
result Of an election which gives us
four years Of peace and prosperity
aud minor matters are overlooked.
Briefly, then, the TRmuNE will
earnestly advocate the principles Of
the great Union Republican party,
aud do all In iIs power to aid 10 its
saceess, and WAilsit will wage Wig.
orous warfare against the opponents
ofihat party it will endeav6r to hold
truth aud reason in view,
Due attention will be paid to the
local interests Of the city and county,
aud all possible lOOe to further
sihem.
To the retiring firm we wish the
mO'tshboanded success, in whatever
soocnPatiOn they may engage, aud are
.pstkass that their former patrons
sSbh them the same, anal
...sssysFy Respectfully. ',,
sifs.,'.1S 3 s.,s. (. o. T. LooKE,
Ntra...a ". N ~ 4 n,.y 4,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

Geo. Francis Train writes irom.pris
on in England that he will surely be
President Of the United States, in
1872, Frank p. Blair, the younger
has also concluded that his time will
not come till that year, ifit does then
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
UNPRINClPLED

Dealers often recommend other bittors because
they have not Robaek's. We desire to csution
the ahleted against purchasing any of them
hay kuback's stomach Buffers and none other,
II YOU would combat disease successfully -
HershiseE Myers, Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands Of the worst sufferers from this
terrible gnawlng disease esve been cured by the
use of R"hg-Ss stomach BitteTs, a. thG tssn.
monlals now IN our hands fully prove. Hersn.
serS Myers Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
DR.. A. A. FREYMAN,

HAVING NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
IL 40 fifih--SouthTest eorper Of Market an
Jefferson streets, opposite the Episcopal ehurfn
Once hrst door on Jefferson street. Solfrits ~
hopes TO merit a liberal patropage,i having thl
advantage ofnfteen years experience In Easter
fennsy N Ania, aud being familiar with the IN y
lish and German languages. spsciai ATTENTION
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
For SaIeH

r OFFER for saielny fiotel bviiii6skn 4,
Il the DAVIS House, situated Ia the lst War
gethei with the stable and lot sliseS sqaaro, a
IN good condition. will aen the building alone
II desired. Terms low and payments easy. Il
5oi sSlf ~ the AF Of IsPasu. ls99 - wa, y
have also tOms lane AsAfi ~ oopGlation
for sale, Fer terms and other particulars enI
Quire OF LEVI DAVIS. n5i-lm
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Sick Headache

Arises from disordercd state of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious arrangement Of the liver
and can be permanently cured by the use oi
Roback's Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills. Full
directions accompany each box. Hershiser &
Myers Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
House and Lot for Sale,

IL Tim and we'll improved lnqiIireiof
-r GIBSON A PENNINGTON.
Dec. 10, 1861. nO0tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

THE subscriptions Books &c the six per cent.
I preferred capital stock Of "The Thin Gold
and SILVER Mining Company Of Colorado" are
now open. John Shock, Esq, Is generd agent to
solicit subscriptions and collect the same.
LUTHER 4. HALL, see'y.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
In Bankruptcy.

IN the District Court o. the United states 70,
Il the Northern District of Ohio.
In the matterof
Eli peppen, In Bankruptty
Bankrupt.
To WHeN ~ NAY CoNcrRN;
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of hls
appointment rs Assignee 81 the estate OF IN
Deepen, of Eden Township, in the County Of
seneca and sute Of Ohio. within saId district,
who has been Adludged Bankrupt upon his own
Eeuuon by the DistrictC COnri OF said District -
A. D. lsoS.
aol-at EDWIN II. BROWN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

BY order Of Gen. U. S. Graut, The
Hon. Ioratio Seymour retires to pri
vate lifo to enjoy that bliss with hi,
family that cannot be had in tho tur
moils aud strife that follow an oeeu
pant of the White House. The peo
| pie signed the order. a...
/ ------+- ----.--
After the arst ult cotton imported
from foreign countries will bo fire.,
from import duty
A Hebrew Synagogue was dedica.
ted at indianapolis on the 3OIh ult'
It cost s25 900.
John N, Pugh, Probate Judge of
Franklip county was arrested on
Friday last in Columbus aud taken
to Cineionati. The arrest was made
for issuing fraudulent naturalization
papers. He is a Democrat Of
course,
The Treasury Department has is
sued a circular dated October 29th,
directing that duty of 81 so per
pound and 25 per cent, al yalorcm be
assessed on all cigars, cigarettes and
cherools, undor the SD aud S7th
sections Of the Internal Revenue act,
approved July Goth, 1868.
In dispatch dated Fort Hayes,
Department Of Missouri, Geu. Phil.
II. SbcridNu says that 'General Carr,
with seven companies of tho Fifth
Cavalry, aud Forsyth's scouts, under
Lieutenant PierrepOntr struck the
Indians on Shutpess creek, south Of
Beaver, on the 21th inst, aud Killed
ten Indians, Eve horses, and Captur.
cd three pouies, The next day he
followed the Ipdians. who dispatched
his advance to protect their lodges
and stock, the Indians burning the
prairies 10 the windward, but not
stopping the adganse of the troops
Of the troops, They forced the Iu-
dians 10 abandon their robes, and
camp and lodge equipagO, capturing
and killing seveuty.two ponies, Gen,
Carr is sill pursuing them. Colonel
Baukhead is also IN tho same section,
aud | think before this has joined
Gsu. Carr"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
OHIO

OPTICAL VOTE IN OCT. ELECTION.
The following is the official vote
Of Ohio in the October election in
every county:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

Out in Ohio they arc so utterly
behind SAs as tF9sSSd5Ese t9 SSd5EecqpS55asss
Jndgo Miner Of Ottawa County is
the latest victim Of this provincial
rage for treating criminals IKE Grim
iuals, no matter what their station.
We manage these things differently
iu New York.---rM l.. T1Jaae.
Aud why shouldn't your Your
officials are as mean aud vile as the
lowest thief aud shoulder. hitter, and
were they not the former they would
be tho latter. Tho reason why We
do differently in the provinces is
that most Of our men in Office don't
wink at and cover up frauds as is the
case 10 the Modern Sodom. Farther,
McArdle, Dickinson and Miruet will
be punished to the fullest extent of
the law, grt ,HlEra ...f.r
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

OF sedentary habits who require gentle purgs
NeNvil lind lRpbmi1's Biood Pins INST tlfe nhka-
cine ihey want tie'y are perfectly safe and csc
." i"kcn ~ All timcsi they contain no mercuF,
or mineral poison. but are purely vegetable
hershiser Myers. Sole Agents. -, I'd
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

hs Ssportea that there viii be an
"eIssaa of sxpeudisures over receipts
in the Post Othcs Department, under
RSnsal, this Year of nearly Esvsu
milliOAS efdYllAEs. Somewhat differ.
snt was The showing Of the same un.
der the administration Of Gov. Den
ison in 1863. That year the ,urpl u.
a tsG0.OOO.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Farm for Sale.

r WILL'sen my farm located In Liberty town :
! ship, seneca county, ohio, six Hiih west q
Thin, containing 100 acres, 10 Of which are well
Improved the balance being timber land Therc|
Is a good honse, abo bern, nearly new upbu the
premises, with other convenient ouihonses
Also all kinds Of good fruit, and well OF good
and lasting water At the door For further par I
hculars inquire Of the subscribcr on the farm.
l-36t. JAMES CRIMES
-I.eru --rll - rrT---fr -
IOB PRINTING, PLAIN, or IN Coz. I.ORal
~ neatly and promptly executed atcity prices, Ad
the TRIBUNE JOB ROOMS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
ImpOrtant advice 10 Votrrsl-

the third dag ofNovember the voters Of Seneca
county will be called upon to discharge q sacred
duty they owe TO themselves. There are two
parties IN the contest, both railying around the
Flag Of their Country. one Of these parties il
doomed to defeat and with that defeht there will
be a great depression Of spirits, supefindhcing
q loss Of appetite and an entire arrangement "
the digestive organs, or animal functions, The
unfortunate in the contest Aforesaid, will Ind
wholesome panacca in Houfand's German Bit.
ter- or Tonic that will speedily restore the tone
0f their stomRchs and enable them 10 resume
business. These preparations are for sale by
Druggists and dealers In Medicines everywhere
For glass Of Link's superior Toledo lager,
beer, go to the Alhambra.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

Tube Prints. = Hershiser / Mysts
have received a large and well selected stock Of
choice Tube Paints direct from manufacturers,
and invite the attention Of Painters aud Carriage
manufacturers 10 The same Stock will always
be kept complete and sold nt lowest rates.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

with The previoas issue Ofitho
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
surtinl Notitrs.

Whx Flower Materials. --Hershiser h
Myefs have received very large stock Of ali
materials neeessnry for making Wax Flower,
Rnd invite every one Interested TO call and exam
ne IL. They have received II direct from i'm
porters and maLuficturers and can offer them
as low ns can be procured ans place 10 the State.
Special attention win be paid 10 keeping the
stock complete, and every one can rely upon
always getting what they want Call and see
lInrn
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05
Freedm ms Bure III in North Caro-
..f .. lima. ...t

Col. Chur says the number Of per
sons on duty at tue close of the year
is about the same as when tho last
annual report was made. lie speaks
in warm terms of General Miles abil
ity as an officer, aud says all unprej-
udiced persons must admit that the
work OF the Bureau has been we'll
done, aud has produced admirable
results among all classes Of. people in
the State. r.tl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-03
NEW YORK.

New YORK, December 2.-Fort Lafay.
cite Is almost entirely destroyed. TIE
magazine did not explode. Twenty
shells exploded last evening in the center
OF the fort, but n n was Injured. The
fire Is still burning. 1t has recently been
g~arrisnned only by q seTgesnt's guard
rom Fort Hamilton.
A note dated Port Jervis, December
lat, from Jas. Fiske, states be left New
York early Monday morning TO settle up
some affairs relative to the rolling mill
Of the Erie Railroad Company, aud for
DO other purpose. The money of the
Erie Company, he says, Is not, nor has II
been, In his charge, but 10 the treasury
OF the company, and the rival receivers
can get at tt RoW as well rs when he yag
In the city.
Justice Balloon, Of BiDghampton. sit
ting at the special term OF the Supreme
Court In that city, yesterday granted a.
order on application OF the Attorney
General Of the State enjOiniDg the Erie
Railroad Company, by its directors, from
delivering or transferring any property
to 5 receiver or other person than the re-
ceiver TO he appointed by the court. AND
naming Hon. Giles w. Hotchkiss. OF
this city, as referee TO take testimony of
all matters, transactions, etc, Of fbst
company, and 10 file his report, with the
evidence taken by him, with this court.
This action sustains the directors Of the
road against aIl persons.
VIM. c. Shaw and T.. Smith were Ar.
rested last night while sttemntin ~
break through the partition of an sdi9in.
ing building to reach the vaults OF the
East River National Bank, at $40 Brosd
way.
The iury-st White Plains Yesterday
rendered a verdict in favor OF the claim
Of Mrs. Catharine Taylor and children
to Their portion OF the property len nv
VIM. Taylor, declaring she was his law
A dispatch from Clyde, Ohio. of the 1st
states mat the three children OF the NOR.
dered woman-Mrs smith. of Kingston
been found there.
A car Of powder exploded vss,ardsv an
the grounds of the Dean Ora Wi1inS
Company, at Fort Montgomery. on Tia
Hudson river, killing ThOs. Hustled las
Reed and Wm. Trsvailen, wOundipe one
olneF fatally and three others eighty
The explosiod was the result Of careless.
ness.
The proceedings in the Erie case TODAY
comprised the issuance, by Juaoe or.
doEa, OF an order on the s~ppIicstion o.
oetendsDts, viz: the Company. re-
tqrnaoie next Monday, Directing the
pialntins, Belmont and others. to sbow
cause why the proceedings before Jndya
SUNDERLAND should not be reargued. AID
srentipB meanwhile 3 STAY of proceed
inge. Subsequently Judge Sutherland e.
an order TO the defendants. To SNOW
pause why the order Of jude Cordrzs
not be argued before him at once.
and the defendants sgain had recourse 10
Judge Cordcza, who after Rn argument
the order Of Judge Sutherland.
md the plaintiffs again applied to Judge
sutherland 10 Yaeste C0Id0zais order,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-03

CAPT. FRANK HICKS, OF the Magenta,
and Capt. NAT. GREEN, e. the Misslssip-
pi, gentlemen identified with Memphis
by pcs essiOn Of property within her linn
its and By residence, have established q
permanent weekly packet line between
this city and New Orleans, that should,
aud We hope will, receive the support OF
our merchants and business men, Of the
railroads aud people generally. Before
the wa Memphis enjoyed the benefits Of
Of q number Of first class steamboats,,
controlled and Ofioered by just such men
as Capt. GREEN and Capt. HICKS, men
OF business tact as well as steamboat ex-
perience-msn, like them, enjoying and
calculated to sustain the confidence of
the public. We see no reason, now that
trade is seeking the old and natural
channels, why this revival, by competent
hands, Of an old enterprise should not be
fully and properly p~atronizsd, and why
our merchants should not only give their
freight, but indues for them al the bust
ness these fret class packets have cana
city for. Instead Of helping temporary
opposition packets, our merchants should,
even st little extra expense, support
the Magenta and Mississippi, and insure
for themselves and their river customers
al sll-the-yesr line that will revive the
old-time spirit Ofour planters. We mpst
have a New Orleans packet line Of boats
like these Of captains GREEN and HICKS.
A1d our people must unite In support Of
il In every way possible to them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-03

WR-Tould suggest to our Democratic
and conservative exchanges, when they
wish TO copy Memphis news, to take it
from respectable Memphis papers, and
not from sheets that have nothing in
common with US or deeency. The Cour-
ier-Journdl, of Louisville, and the UaiOn
and american, of Nashville, both re-
spectacle and responsible newspapers,
come to US with q report, taken from the
Memphis Post, of an affair, said by that
paper to have occurred on the race course
here, on Thanksgiving day. They copy
il without a word of comment, and
with displayed heading, thereby Civ
ing q currency and appearance Of
genuineness to what was in truth s libel
on the conduct Of honored citizens of
Memphis. Had this affair transpired as
reported, the ,CoUrier-JoUTnGl snd the
Union and American would not have
been compelled to go to the columns Of
the Post for an account of 1.-THE AP-
PEAL, Avalanche or the Bulletin would
not have allowed the character of ssy
one OF the parties engaged in the affair 10
have screened him from a merited ex-
posure. We beg our friends to be more
particular next time, from what sources
they take news that not only grieves but
fouily wrongs men whom we delight TO
honor.