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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
g c III gorf. Is. Mara.

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Die amtli9en gBabI6eridlte aus
Stem Sanpibire ergeben cine Maioris
] tat bon $3.50 Stimmen fur ben repu,
blifauiiden @onbernenrs Sanoioaten
Sarriman. Sic 2egisIatur lit lber@
wiegeno repnblifaniftb. 81,
Die Georgia Contention bot be-
iHlohen, ben GongreB Inn Giniebuna
aler SHrser bon Georgia in lire
Gette gu petitioniren.
Ser Episcopal 8eiitIi9e Spng err
belt 9eitern feinen @erlpeis in Der
Stride uesen Yre6iaen in elmer anoe
rem Stride. SerfeIbe bat 8erufung
on Die bifdofide Stride ser Ser. ct
eingele9t.
Sn ben @erfi tatten Ser Gentralei@
fenbabrt 81 StIbanD finb 1000 9trbeiter
ausgeifanben. Sic parabirtem 5eute
ourG Die Straben Der Stabt.
Ginicinuati, Is. Wars.
Der Ohio Senat bat aeffern ben
bonn s. 9iltrift eripablten Senator
Sbos. s. SoneS aus9eltoBen, hell es
fi1 berausftellte, baB Steger fur bets
ielben geltintnt botten. Nn ieiner
Statt iuurbe fofort fein @eener SenrD
M. Snberoont, Elm Senofrat, einae>
.fdnoren. set ss.'.oi -
Bon Den @beneu piro beridtet,
Dap bic Snbianer, tpeIde Bel Sort Ca
ramie sur abldIiebun9 bon SrieOens>
bertrasen berianmelt iinO, besonnen
baben, 3aubereien i'm groBartigften
WeBltabe aussufiibren. Qlu6 anf Die
Hoftwagsn unb inebrere @agensiige
baben fie gefeuert.
9onbon, IA. MdrS.
SIN sBarlament erfldrte bas irilde
Mitslieo, Dap Die lln3ufrieoenbeit Der
Srlduber bon Der Sirden= Hno 9ano<
fra9e iotpobl, ais aud BON 8egipeiae>
rang Der gtnerfennuns ibrer iiatisnas
len lluabbangigfeit berriibre.
Ser Yriils bon gSales miro ip1bs
reno oes Slterfeftss Srlanb befuden.
Mus glbgflinien nitro gemeloet, Dap
Der Ynid)a bon @9Dptel ieiue 5ruppen
nod immee nibt bon bort suriifoesos
gen /, ioneern ,ibnen anie9nli6e Gers
ftarfungen sn9eianot bat.
tx Berlin, Is. Mars.
9riu3 siapoIeon 1T bier in fc6r'
f6mei6elbafter g8eiie bel Sof auf9e<
nonllnen porSen. Sein 8eluh in
Seatidiaao bat gu oen ,manni6faltigs
fen Serildten &ntab 9egeben. A.,
II
.4s @aris, IS. MfarS.
3 Sen. Dig Der amerifdnifbe Sefanbs
te lit bon einem 9tnsfug mad 9onbon
Snriifgefebrt, mo CT Der SodSeit fsines
SobneS beuobnte.
= IT, Meapel, IA. Mar3.
Sci einer 9roBen Yarabe tpur6e N6S
miral Sarra9ut bon benz sansen SoIfe
entbuliaitif6 be9tabt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
S.

elis Der BoIi3eiratb III sac Ersis,
oen,immer trat, mar es b6Hia It'll bas
rim, ,lno, spie CT Sfielnanben 6arin err
iuartet baben niodte. 70 aeipabrte e.
aud i'm erlten Mueenblif teinen Wsn'
i1en BARN, 80. &
glah6em er aber tantit ;tuei Sdrittt
aelnabt bate, fab Ct biuten in Der Gds
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16

WHEREAS, The Legislature of Tennessee has
enacted the following law .s4st-a - ss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16

RATES OF ADVERTISING
Bay@ DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
NafbpiIle Senne1fee, Mionag ben IS Nldr5 1865
8tfanntmad)ung.

8tfanntmaf)ullg,
BUR 8eibrinsung bon sta6weiien'
,.R{e.9 IN BANKRUPTCY. s
ls.s ,pirn bfernurtb yetanfit sentadbt. naf
: rs. 8, Copper. s.agrson0 Ssas, y s. giadn.ors,
Sames g Eapior eteier Court ibre 9ettionen uH
GntIaung eingebraGbt baben lnb saB be Court bars
auf uerorSnet bat, baB bteielben
ant Is. Mpril 1868
I'M 111S l1br gor,nittass 10 lBr 9ittags, Az IL,
2, ~ Hnb 8 ubr 4e9mittags reip. IN Der Office
bes 9iegiftersi i'm rGcurtbdas gu @auatin, Ien'
neiIee, angeb6rt merben foHen tnb baB slIe @ dus
bieer, pelbe ibre 5er6erungen na,saeniesssG 5alea
unb anbere babel betbeiste 9erfonen 81 9enarnter
3et uno eenannter STEELE sn erfdIetnen uhb nadbs
eiien baben, aus rueIdbem 9rnnbe, penn foItSeY
parbanoer, genannte Yettionem ilitbt geipdbrt
ben olteu uno oa6 bic SIpeite una brittle HndHaeuz
tanft Der @Idnbisef sn genannter 3eit B an ges
HAMMER stele ftattfinSen fOlIen.
g. ". GanpEen,
gIert Der Der. Stoaten Giitritt Court,
m,16 3mS- YltteI Gtnrth Don GfnneIlee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
&aIbei5s 0epef6en.
Bring g1apoIeon in 9euIf6IanO.
@afbineton, IA, 0fars.

70 vi II " ~ II, 0lut6'
Sam s.eOie beutiae Sibuna mar
su Sebatten iiber augemeine @e9cns
ltan6e beitinIint. iltIif.f s3iifE
Stsbee iprab aber sic 8erpFi9tuns
bes Gon9re6eS, 9elobepilllngen fir
anaenemmene 8ertrdae III MAIDEN.
Oas Ge9t, iolde absuidlieBen, batten
ser 8rafibent unb Der Senat allSs
idlieBli6. a.gss ?, @
Oagesen fpraden Wabnar6, Boob,
gSaibbonrHe, Bile uno8roontal.
DANES bemerfte, bab cine Cincinnati
3eituns borf6iaee, $1,000, 900, 900
greenbafs 40 elnittiren Mn0 Iie unter
bic 8eD0lferung gu bertbeilen, 70 baB
anf ie0en &opf $500 fonlmen iuiirben.
Gr fraate, OBJ Die BefiirDorter Der
&us6ebnnng Der Experimentation
biele OOtation nidt nod erb6ben tuoas
Rebrere 8eSner fpraden iiber Be-
sablnng Der &atiouall6ulo in 8apierS
ael0.IJtl I 81 ftitB 80 u -
Sones ipra6 jiber .oas Smpeadfnent
unb besei6nete. Ole @nfla9en se9en ben
BrdfoeHteri ais abiuro, bebanptete
aud, Oerfelbe babe iein glmt gelpihens
baftDeriDaltet.
Boper bra5te bic &ebe auf oas
palfirfe glmenomeat su elmer Bin,
fpeIdbe Die @eri6ts6arfeit Der GHpreme
Court nertir;t. DaEelbe fdneioet ale
2lppeIlationen an bieien Geridtsbof
a6, ipeI4e in Besug auf Die @econs
ftruftions Geleke erboben ipet6en,
Sine LANCE Sebafte erfolste iiber bies
fen Sesenltanp, iuorauf fi9 Sas Sans
Dertagte. as
8afbinston, Is. Mar3.
gFahridten fino bier eimgetroffen,
ipeIGle melsen, OaB man in Sennei1ee
ben MusbruA poIitif6er unruben be-
fiirdtet. Sen. Grant bat benz Sen,
Sbomas oarauf besii3Iidle Sntruftio :
men sueeben lailen.
Sas tatigifGe BureqA bot ataHges
tuiefen, SAP bie gSbiste6fener z pGt
Der eelammien GtenerIalt ausna6t.
Sic Glib Carolina 6 onDention bal
gtu fEEtltHttbHGp 91GttgftARA&H1EER &ktWI y
ZEN. Sic Gcnltitnti0n ipirb ili SSOIli
elmer Srore oes Sen. GanbB ben BoIfl
am L., 15. uuO IS, 9lpril 3iir, @atiF
cation boraelegt iuerceu,
Sas l@eridlt ift bier I'm nmIauf
Sob Der BrafOent beabiidtigt, 81 refig'
niren, UNI Saourd ben SmpeaAment
8roseb ab3uldneioeB,lss = 4eaisls
SIN Stem Sfleans apurDe @cub
Batter tucgen WeineiSes beftlaDt, in
Dem CT ieinen @mteeib geleiitet babe
0bneta;ugnalifcirt 81 fein. Gr ipuro
pom Ser. ct. gemmiilioner Gbnnno
unter $4,000 8iirDffuft aelSeIIt. Di
@laae ipurbe bon einent 9teaer, 6enr
Dennis, erbobet. s.
Oar Getat bot bic Gruennunae
BON s. 9to6 Brotpne bon Sal. ais Sc
fanbtsr ir China iInD bon g. 81. Eu
dernun cIs GeiapDter in Grie6enlar
belfafi1fl - " "a
.FiSiTs aa44iisG saa I.aas hi
&saa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-16
8rfQnntmadlnll1.
BUR geibtiagllng bon ! slabiueiien

BUR 8eibtiagllng bon gla6ipeiien.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
&C. gtFs bisrenr9 bs a seniaebt: Pat
berg, Sames Setter Anb Sau. SamueEs, ale non o >
pbfoH County, Eenheilre, in Der Office hes gterfS
oiefer Court ibre 4stitionen nm Gntfaftuna eingss
brat 9aben unS Sas bic Court barauf uerorbaet bat,
oaB biefelben
ont II. MpriI 1868
nm unb liz rtr gormittass, 10 Hby Mittass,
2K nnb lbr @a9mittags rep. IN Der Office bes
&egfers, No. 8215 @turdb StrsBe, EoibuiIe, Senn.,
an9eb6rt perben ioaem Milo 6aB ale 9ldnbtger meis
de ihre Foroerungen ndGbgepteien baben uno dfbere
babel betbeiligte RerIonen gu genannter 3eit t6
9enanntel SteIe su eri9etnen unb nabsuiueifen
babtu, aus ipel9em Grunoe, psnn FOLDER oorbanben,
ee1dnne 9etitonen nidbt aepdbrt werben ioHten uns
paB bte speite unb brittle 3uarnmenfunit Der 9IdHs
bigger su gepanrter Set lmo on senannter STEELE
tattfnoen iollen.
g, u. GampbeHs
Glerf Der Der. Gtaateit 9iftritt Gour',
nr3i6 3M5 Mittelz Sirrttt pom Tennefee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Female Suffrage in England.
Icorr .p.ndence Of New York Tribune. ]

Gcorr 'psndence OF New York TrlbunOl
30. -r LONDON, Sept 1865.
At last a triumph for the women
If it Is not II very great one, it is
AL the more precious to them be-
cause it is the first. Tho parish of
Ashford, in East Kent, has the honor
of supplying the first list of female
voters. The names Of thirty three
women appear on the register, aud
the Revising Burristcr decided that
10 the ubsence Of any objection he
could not strike them of Mr.. D.
Chamber is the name of this magis
trate. His decision appears to be ii
ual, inasmuch AS no Que eppeals from
it, and unless there is Gu appeal, no
case can come before the higher
courts, 1t follows, also, | believe,
that these votes must be received at
the polling booths, and may each be
cast for any candidate whom each in
dividual of the thirty three shall
prefer. But 1t iOcs uot follow thai
they shall fiually choose, or help
ch pose, member of Parliameu'
When the p II is closed they will
have to undergo the scrutiny Of the
returning officer. ] suppose his dis
cretion is Of a very limited kind, aud
that d vote cast by a person whose
name is regularly ou the list, must, il
there is no question of identity, be
couuted: AT any rate, the candidate
10 whom he gives certificate is pri-
nnt tdeie member Of Parliament. II
this return is contested Ii, for in
stance, the thirfy.three constituted
the majority Of the successful candi-
date, and his opponent pGtitioued the
question Of their competency would
then have to be determined By com,
nittee Of the House itself The
point the women have gained is. that
thirty three females votes must be
received AZ the polling booth in Ash
ford. . lt is not a very important
success. n uch more Significant than
an accident like this, Is the very
great numbers Of claims made all o.
yer the Kingdom, aud the attention
the question. has received. Probg-
bly, not less than go, 900 women were
placed on the registers by the over
seers or haye appeared as claimants
before tho Revising Bartisters. Iu
many cases the arguments of III Il
counsel and decisions Of the magis
trates have been reporled at cUnsid-
cradle lspgthI 40 the neyspapersf aad
in this dull season they SECURED, also
not little editorial coptnept. One
common assertion-that women them
selves don't want the franchise-is is
refuted ethphatieally by the 20 900
for themselves, ard no doubt for q
much greater nnm ber who lacked the
energy or courage for the FIRST battle
When the rest Of them answer 1t az
debisively as tho working men 10
sweted the same tapnt Of Mr.. Low
the wofden will get what the work;
ing men got-their own way.
L. TNs |HTh. II... NN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Democratic Movement Against
~ No' Seymour. a'w1


The following call is about 70 DO
issued by a number Of New York for
a mass meeting ia support Of 0eocr4
nj Graut :i1i E.s.I.iA \.|fH.
Those Of Democratic Rutecedehts
who wish to retain the cntiro Union
upon principles which are fair aud
just who beliulp that tho debt in {.
carried IN the suppression vt the TO-
bellOn is sacred obligation who
insistthat the plighted faith Of tho
nation shall not be violated, aud that
It's name aud credit shall not be- dis
lgracod who desire to- troat the
States lately in rebsllion with jhsticc
but who will not eunscut to surreu
der the government to Southern reb-
els, still insisting that tho rebelliou
was right, aud still bbastiug of con
tinued devotion % the lost cause :
whO are opposed to the ardpudiating
doctrines of tho Now York platform
and to the revolutionary imhnifesta-
tions Of one oflits candidates, and
who believe that peace, safety aud
prosperity for the whole country will
be secured by the election, bf Geuer-
al Gnut .-all such are requested TO
meet at Cooper Institute, ou SatIr
day evening, 18th day OF Oct inst
at. . O'Clock. Eminent gentlemen
will speak upou tho great issues Of
,he day" u iar.'I ...
This call is uumerously signed by
such men as Judge Edward Pierre
poBt, ex-Msyor w. II. Hayomeyer,
Moses Taylor, nrosp3r NJ. Wetmorc
r. d. YllIieh q. d. L. Grant, Hiram
Wulbridgc, Samuel Sloan, frank
Wood, William II. Webb, &, V. $.
Roosslelt, Henry q. Stebbius, who
will be recognized as among the lead
ing Democratic lawyers, bankers,
merchants, railroad mcu and ship,
builders,Qf the city. rIn addition to
'his new Grant Club has been for
med iu New York y called +" Veteran
Comrades Of the Uuion, while near
ly all the soldiers' aud sailors clubs
in the city are represented. About
four 6itbs Of tho members alc ayow
ed Democrats, who are dissatisfied
with the course Of Governor Seymour
during the war, aud the platform OF
the party, and refuse to support him
in the present contest. Some of
them we've dele atos to the Cooper
Institute Convention. which endoav-
ored to secure the Democratic nom.
'iuation for Gen. Hancock. General
Frauk Barlow was elected President
of the Club. Y#I .9uu...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Advice from an an "Old Inhabitant.'

Advice from an "0ld Inhabitant."
Patronize your own traders aud
mechanics. This is doing as you
would be done by, and is building up
the towo you live ins
Pay your debts, so that others eau
pay theirs. .t,, o,.....
Quarrel with no man. and then no
man will quarrel with YOU, ,, .I,...
Do not steal your preceding a
man was once struck blind, you
know, for stealing FIRE from heaven.
Send your children constantly to
school, aud look in, now aud thcn ID
see what they are doing there. -
Keep all neat and clean about your
dwellings for cleanliness, you know
is the handmaid of health and dis
tant cousin Of wealth.g .gir3- dia01 o
Avoid scandal, for this is pest
to any community. '}-'s' glntiig %
Be liberal in respect to every
laudable enterprise, for the good book
says eThe liberal soul shall be
nude fat," dua4H sdi llli isfI
1Empty your liquor bottles, for you
have already 'iforked OTer''allogeth-
Ter enough for theme uriir7.iHni
Visit the sick, the widow and faith +.
erless, for this is Il one part Of that
religion which 10 Hpure and undk :
tledP ncpg ii las .oHu ygavs sA.1
Keep your children in at night,
for the evening air is bad for them ;
and finally:
Feed your mind as veil as your boz
dS for that, you know, must go into
the scales at last. ia taSdi .JI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
Notices for Use in Democratic
.LLLg PROFESSIONS. a IIA1

But your candidate | cannot be. =
HOraio Seymour.
81 wanted Chase dominated. -
Horddo Seymour. ''''''
would rather sleep with mig.
ger than Democrat. "-.E. p. Blair $
speech at Tcrys Haafe. ..U
The President elect should de,
clare the State Organizations ini The
South unconstitutional, aud disperse
the carpet. .baggers with the U. S.
Army.vF II. Blair. .rt ,a.s
A few days after the New York
Convention - , '
If | had been as cool as / am
now should have declined. - Ho-
roao. Seymour. a.5a b.,it ai.s ~
:" II the unanimous nomination n
were rendered me, l am bound iu
honor TO decline, as / could not be
elected, ~ Horatio Seymosr. d, = e. ''' E E
"I nominate +. p. Blair" Gen.
Preston, O. S. A. ss7 7-.t
second the motion. - General
Wade Hampton, c. S. A.
81 supPOTtthe nominee With all
my heart. Gen. Forest O. S A..
. e.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
THANKSGIVING.
4 paJ or ThanasEldRg for the whole
Country Appointed by the PPesl-
fnuiuHutr dent s1HIfI pti =
BY tho President Or'ho United States

by tho President orthe United Shlte
Of America: la.. iA..lruiru ]
lH, jp A rRooLAaArioNl io't'l .
lathe year which is now drawn,
to its end, the tact, the skill, md Ia,
labor Of the people of the UnjteC
States have been ompIoyed Sttl
greater diligence aud Vigor, ana on
broadct fields than ever before. anu
the fruits Of the earth have Been
gathered into the granary and Ndr,.
house in marvellous Abundance. Ohl
highways have been lengthCued, aud
new end prolific regions have, been
occupied We are permitted TO- hop,
that long protrActed political aud
sectional dissensiouS are. at no dis
tmt day, to give place TO rctdthinu
harmony aud fraternal aifoctiou
throughout the Republic, Many
foreign States havo entered into lib
cral agreements with US, while na
tions which are far off, aud which
heretofore, have been uusocisl aud
exclusive, have become our friends
rhq annual period OF rest which we
hayu reached in health aud tranquil
ity, aud which is crowned with SO
many blessings, is, by universal con-
scat convenient and suitabla one
for vultivstiug personal pety aud
Ipraoticing public deyution l there.
fore, recommend that fhufsday =, the
Gosh day of November next be set
apart aud observed by all tho people
Of the Unltcd States as day lvr
public praise, Thanksgiving and
prayer to the Almighty Creator and
Divine Ruler Of the Universe, By
whose ever-watchIulness, mereiful
aud gracious providence alone, States
aud Nations, no less than families
aud Individual iaen olive aud m6Se
and have their being td''1s'H' SOY
ln witness whereof, | havediofeun'
to set my hand aud, caused tho sFaI
Of the Upited States to be affixed
Done at the City Of Washington, this
od' Twelfth day Of OeIober, % "a
s1a.I the year Of our Lord, Ooe
thousand eight hundred aud
CsEAL 'ixty-eight, aud of tho Inde-
pendcnce Of the United States
--- the niuety-third. 's." A' %
u.. u. ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the prosideot;l Ii-uo
W II. SEWARD, Seo'y Of State, 3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
.0I Iprom the New vo,k Tiweal '
a The Press on the Elections

Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Indiana
Yesterday virtually ended the Presi-
Dental contest. The Republicans
swept all three States, anil ,Ly, no
eqaivocut mejorifies. This splendid
triumph Of General Grant is only
surpassed by his brilliant military
achievements. The overthrow of tie
Democracy is as disastrous 10 their
hopes as the surrender of Ice to thu
lost cause" Of tho .Coufcderacy.&
1t is fortunate for the quiet Of the
country that those October RESULTS
ara SO conclusive as to relieve the.
final trial 10 November Of the painful
auxieties aud muddening excitcmcnts
which would have followed less
decided verdict ftom tbe impllftau1
aud commanding States which yes
terday declared for General Grant
and the llepubiican lPargaoii'JIa 81
h4rIFr0mtb the New Gqrk HeHdd.i co.
The result of tho State elections
yesterday clearly indicate tho aelae.
ton of General Grant as our next
President by an overwhelming INA.
jorily Of the popular and electoral
vote .? tho UnioO.a The Democrats,
early in the canvass, fuding g,the pop.
ular current IN Ohiol aud Iddiana
setting in heavily against them, set
tied their available strength upon
Pennsylvania, knowing very we'll
tnat unless they could save Penn
sylvania in October theirs was Htb6
lost cause" They have s1 made,
therefore, the most desperate strug-
Gle for the Keystone State since the
October election of 1856, wheniltbey
carried it by somo two thousand ma
jority, and thus saved Buchani n ip
November, In this October coptest
however, their delusiya State mljqri
ty Of nine hundred Of last year Is
buried under the Republican reserves
beyond all hope Of a resurrection for
at least a year to come aud "as
tgoes Pennsylyania so goes the Uu
ion ..-.'..
We say that this loss Of Pepusyl-
vania, without going further is the
deatbbloy TO Seymour aud Blair
But apart from this ticket the De-
nocracy were impelled by sapther
necessity to leave no stone pnturued
to save Pennsylvania. They knew
tha, the loss Of Pennsylvania int tOev
tobcr would, 10 all probability, il-
volye the loss OF, New Ygrk 10 No
vember, from the new Impulse that
would be given 70 the cause of Grant,
Eand from tie general depressi n,
which would weaken the cause OF
Seymour Now, with their loss OF
Pennsylvania, there is 10 reason TO
doubt that the forty seven thousand
Democratic majority in the Empire
State last year, will disappear IN No
yember like morning fog from the
face Of he sea. ..ta... ~
4 The returns of these eleetioDs of
yesterday will admit Of no doetoring
60 show possibility fur Seymour
and Blair in November, The Pres
idential result is as certain as any
human event 10 November can be,
and the public mind thropghopt tbs
country win IRON this day settle
down upon tbis soocIusiop, ~. -
= Ths ono thing, Of really national
importance determined BY ihe elee
tions yesterday, was the inability Of
the Democracy to carry either Of the
three great Sta es of Ohio, % Ibdiana
and Peansylvania. Upon thsirabii =
lily to do SO hung the hopes Tof ';he
election Of Seymour aud Blair for il
has Invariably followed that the ma
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

We respectfully invite the atton.
tion of our readers to the article in
another column from the Sandusky
Register on "Fraudulent Naturali-
zations." If these charges are sub
stantiated, Mr.. DICKINSON, will at
least never occupy seat in Con-
gress, if he does not a situation
elsewhere. 'rN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
t'Pap@ ThOnuua..s. for Grant. e and and

General George Il! Thomas, whOIs
known as a niau Of deeds, not toords,
writes: .,,i,
II believe that Grant and Colfax
will be perfectly acceptable to the
country. l have nevey doubted a mo,
ment their election, and CRAFTS cleo
,iOD will be popular and peaceful. =
Gro. II. THOMAS"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

The Advertiser says there were
over 800 horsemen in the Demo
cratic procession on the Sth. There
were just 2SO by actual count -
We merely recall this to illustrate
its utter disregard for truth when
writing politically. .. s.G.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

Gen. +. p. Blair, the Democratic
nominee for Vice President is not
a voter in Missouri. lie refuses to-
take the oath prescribed by the law
on all citizens who exercise the
elective franchise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

"Little Phil. Sheridan never
made more brilliant charge than
when he flashed over the wires that
ringing battle-cry, "Every man who
loves his country should vote for
Grant"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
POLITICAL,

Holders of naturalization papers
obtained by fraud and pejury, had
better not attempt to vote at the
coming election, it may cost them a
years Imprisonment for the act.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

IT Is refreshing to know that Don
Juan, of the Bourbon family, has re-
signed his claim TO the Spanish
throne. 1t has been so long oecu-
pied by a female Don Juan that a
change Of regime yill be welcome.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
H. B. MARTIN M. D.

ENOHMRRLH OF MELMORE.--LiTE A
Il Surgeon In the Army-hAs permanently locA'
ted in Tina and having had ffteen years expert
enee 10 the practice OF Medicine, he hopes &c
merit and share the public patronage.
~ Ofiee In National Hall building.
All calls attended to either 1T night or day.
Also, Examining Surgeon for Pensions,
aprIs66tTl II. u. MARTIN, NJ. u.