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THE RIVERSIDE INsTITUTE,

THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey, is founded for the purpose of cautiously
educating the of deceased Soldiers and Seamen
Of the United States,
The Board OF Trustees consists OF the iollowin
well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Je,.
sey:-
HON. wILLIAMB. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. T.EwISR. BROONIALL,
Ex-Chei Coiner U. S. Mint, and Recorder ofDee
Phila., Pennsylvania
HON. JAMES M. sCovEL, New Jersey
HON. W. W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GoRMAN, Esq.
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa,
j. E. CoE, Esq.
OF Joy, Coe & Co., Philadelphia
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
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Office of Internal Revenue: = Having recev ed
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e. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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antee that the money entrusted to them viii be
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2p,1s67.
To the officers and Members of the Washington u
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
The ISSUE.

The great issue in the present cam
paign is: Shall the Union Of the
States continue or shall the Govern
icont be surrendered into the hands
Of It's enemies. Shall the men who,
10 the field, by the bullet, and those
at home by their votes, sustained our
government, be now ignominously
defeated by the disloyal element Of
the country2 This element was
supposed to have been destroyed for.
ever by tho issue of the war. 1t was
subducd, aud would have remained
80, but for the open sympathy Of
Northern Coppcrhoads, and the A.
posiaoy aud active fostering sympa-
thy Of Andrew johnson. This Gle
mept has usurped control Of the
Democratic party. II has driven it
iuto the advocacy Of principles which
place II nt open war with the Union
of the States. II has driven the De.
mocracy into n current which will
lead tito sure ruin. Ignoring the
more honest class of their party, the
Coppcrheads chose to array tbcm-
selves against the rec obstruction
measures under which all the States,
excepting three, have been restored
to their proper relations TO the I'M
ion. Instead Of accepting honora-
bly, aud peacefully the reconstruc-
ton as completed, auu meeting the
Republican party on other issues,
tho oppos tion have chosen a revolu.
tionary course, aud revolu ton candi-
dates. The issue is, then, not taxa
ton, not bonds, not TARIFF, but this :
Was the rebellion crushed out, aud
the Union saved, or was the rebel.
lion right? This is the issue. Was
treason honorable, aud loyalty a dis.
grace2 Aud every man who votes
for Seymour and Blair, votes for tho
restoration to power ofthe men who
killed our couutrymon who fought
to save us from disunion. The cleo
ton Of Grant means peace, prospect.
ty, relief from the burthens Of taxa
ton that of Seymour means truly
war, national dishouor, continued
aud vexatious trouble, aud ultimate
nnnrchv aud ruin
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

General Gibson will Also address Uni.
on meetings within the District at
the places aud towns following:
evening"
Groton, Oct. LIST, afternoon;
ing;
Marblehead, Oct. lst, eveaing;
Townsend, Oct, Sth, evening;
Sandusky City, Mass Meeting, Oct,
10th, afternoon,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
The Demcralzed Democracy.

Tho nomination Of Gen. WILLIAM
II. Gibson, by the Republican party
Of the Ninth Congressional District,
was cause for general demoralisa.
ton Of the Democracy. They first
insi,tod upon anil nominated the
strongest man Of their party in the
district-llon. W. T. NOBLE, of this
city--but his reputation by the cop
perboads Of Crawford, upset their
we'll laid plans. Then this rcbellious
element convened and placed upon
their ticket Hon. Judge LEE, of
Crestlinc. In this action they saw
cause for tho grayest apprehension
for their success, and movement
was placed on foot for another nom.
ination. Negotiations were effected
aud hid convention was called
aud Judge Il. 4. DICKINSON, Of San
dusky county, was nominated. Here,
therefore, are no less than three car
didatcs for Congress, presented by
the Democracy Of this district since
the nomination of Gen. GIUsoN, by
the Republicans. What does all this
mean, ir Il ey arc not living in mortal
fear Of his elcclion2 Why was n
thrd candidate placed in the field to
heal all their internal distress, If they
had any idea that their success was
probable. They gave up all their
pride, all their honor, and forfeited
all their respect, at the diotalion Of
Crawford county,--for what2 That
they might bring every available man
of their party to the support of their
candidate. But after all this purtur.
baton Of nind-this thimblo-riggiug
aud wire pulling, their loves labor
will be lost on the second Tuesday of
October, even should there be au.
other candidate set up by this daily.
ing, undetermined aud irrcsolutc
Democracy. May domoralization aud
defeat continue TO be their inherit.
anco heucelOrth
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
"Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem,


In view Of the imminent danger of
the subversiCn Of our government by
tho triumph of the rebel democracy
VIC call earnestly upon all good citi.
zous to come forward ou the day of
election aud before, and use their OK.
ortions and influence to stay the tide
orrecklcss political dopravity, which
has placed our country at least in a
position Of possibility for another
civil war All desire peace ia pref
ercnco to war, Then let your deeds
by day and your prayers by night be
for "tho peace of Jerusalem " Pray
that the enemies of this government
- those who would undo all that has
been done during the last seven yca,s,
be put TO confusion--thcir bloody
hands stayed from tho fratricidal
blow. Wait uOt until the camp fircs
Of tho South shall blaze along our
border, or until We hear the booming
Of tho cannon upon our Southern
forts. Then an appeal to arms will
bc all that will DO left to us. Now,
loyal ballots may save us from this
dire calamity, We know too we'll tho
feeling Of the Southern heart, Os-
tracism and open rebellion are already
wide spread aud growing in tho late
ly conquered State, aud nothing but
the 6rm, uuswerving voice Of loyalty,
through the ballot box, will turn them
from their base designs. Let US
work then while it is yot day, for the
night eometh when no man can la
bor," and while VIC work, remember
that without tho help Of an all wise
Providence, our labors arc futile.
Pray then "fOr the peace Of Jorusa.
lem and the safety of our Repub
lic from the Vaccinations Of its cue,
mics
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
The State Fair.

The Fair this year, aotwithstsad
ing the unpleasant weather, was we
learn from our exchanges aud those
who we're present, 2ost complete
success, both as to numbers in at
tendasoe, aud articles on exhibition
Manufactures we're particularly we'll
represented Ehile other departments ts
were full aud attractive.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
Union Meetings.

Wiz be held, aud speakers ir at,
teRdance without fail, to address the
people at the places aud times fol,
lowiog
Bettsville, Oct. LIST. evening
Adrian, Oct. 2ud, evening;
HOpawell Center, Oct. Bird, ey'ng;
Reedtown, Oct. 3rd, evening;
Gulbraith's School House, Oct.
9th, evening"
BuIo, CraS,d Co. Oct. 7th, ev'g;
Bascom, ost. 9th, evening
Kehob0th Church, Get 9Th, ev'g;
Lowell, Oct, 9th, evening.
Melmore, Oct. 18th, evening"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

THE inadequate notice for the Re-
publican rally at this place, on the
23d ult., was greatly regretted by the
Central Committee, but they did the
best they could under the cireum-
stances. The appointment was made
by the State Cen. Com. aud they had
to abide by their decision. The
outer townships of the county wero
almost wholly uhSdyised of the meet
ing. As il was the number exceeded
that Of the Democratic rally, two to
ono.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

Though the weather was anything
but Propitious on Wednesday of last
week, a goodly number, Of the sober,
honestand thinking Republican voters
Of Seneca county, were in to hear tho
noble speech of Coy. Hartman, do.
livered, in the afternoon, from the
stand in the Court House yard. They
went home feeling that they had
been well repaid for coming to hear
him,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
Gov. Harriman's Speech.

We devote large amount Ofspace
in our paper to the eloquent spccct
of Gov, Hartman, OfNew Hampshire
delivered iu this city on Wednesday,
the 2ard ult. Owing to its great
length we are compelled to give only
tho most prcmiueat ssejects. Read
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

81 shall have no policy Of my own
to i0terfere against the will OF the
people. "--0eR. Crafts letter Of Go-
oePfoRee.
DO car sORntrymen desire their
will to be respected 2-dO they want
the voice Of the nation to he heard 2
Do they propose that IOyalty shall
rule aud treason he despisedG 2 Let
them vote for one who has no policy
of his own TO eafOrse against the will
Of the PsOPlel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

Our noighbor down street has got
the "Greciau Bend" otherwise as
Fanny Fern says "pain under his"
Jacket, because the Democracy we're
so unfortunate as to "fizEle out" both
in speakers and crowd, at their Mass
meeting on the 9Th, aud we had the
"impudence" to tell our readers Of
it. Take little parcgoric, sonny,
and it will straighten you out
E-i-z-z-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
Torch Light Procession
win close the exercises of tho day.
Union Republican Meetings il
Seneca County.
GENEnAL GIRSnN

UENENAL UIBSUN.
Makes the following appointments
for meetings at which he will Ger
taiuly be present to address the
people;
OceOlO, Oct, 9nd, afternoon;
BeAton, Oct. 2nd, evening;
Winter Station, Oct, Sd, afternoon;
Green Springs, Oct. 3d, evening;
Kansas, Oct. 9th, afternoon;
Fort Seneca, Oct. 9th, evening;
Bloomyille, Oct. 9TH, evening;
Flat Rock, Oct. Sth, afternoon;
Adrian, Oct. 18th, afternoon;
FOstoria, Oct. 18th, evening;
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
PUMPS.
A xrw Arp v,rrrL ,nrrrrror.

NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION.
- ARDNER 4 HIGGINS, of Napoleon, o., ar.
" now manufacturing their new Force Pump,
and arc ready TO supply all who may favor thsin
with their orders. II can be applied to any well
OF any depth, aud used for all the purposes that
other pumps are adapted to and In addition, by
the application Of small hose, can be used 10
extinguish fires, u being so arranged 10 to throw
water with all the force OF a Fire Epgine.
REFERENCES.
\NE, The uEdcrsihned. citizens OF Napoleon.
w o., having thoroughly tested this Pump,
do nov recommend IL 70 tue public As being the
heat Pump In use. Joshua Rhodes, John Kuntr.
T Holly and rs others.
Address, Gardner n Higgins, Napoleon Ohio
For sale by BLooM Il mason, Tifnn, o. 4s-5t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
DIATRIlI CnunT.

COMMON PLEAS COURT.
And that the several terms OF the Court Of
Common Plees Ia and for the seYearl counties OF
said District, in and for said year, shall COM
menee In the several counties thereof a. f,l-
lows:
In Union county January 2S; April 90, Sept 20.
in Hardin county January II, March %, oe-
"a MARION eounty February 2, April 81, Oct. -.
In Logan county February s2, May 81, No.
vemhers.
IN shelby county February s. May 10, Oct. is.
70 AuglAire county February u, June IA, Mo-
In Allen county March ., June 22, November ls.
"a Mercer enunty Feb, 10, June I, Oct. 2s.
in Van Vert county Jan. 10. May L., sept. e6.
In Putnam county febrdaFy 2, May rs. oct. 10.
In Paulding county Feb, ?, sept. 70.
Ia Defiance county FEBRUARY ., Apsil 20, sepz
In Henry county February %, May = Oct. l..
In Fulton county March Z, Map ii, Oct Is.
IL wrs wUoa soSS,1 SSga IspSs4s SsrSG Mrs T. D! S0s
In Seneca county Feb, ls May rs, Nov. s.
In Hancock county January 10 April Oct 10.
STs%fo9 SsaSSi' county sSany ;s Eov u sfP'
And we do further order aud direct that the
several terms Of said Courts shall commence on
An In testimony Whereof we issue this, our
order, Tor the purpose Aforesaid. AZ said Court
House, on this the l2th day Of September A. y,
}. MACKENZIE.
A s. LATff, Judges OF aid Courts,
q. n. MOTT
JAS. PILLARS.
To the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Seneca county, opIO, who is hereby dir~eted to
publish this order for three consecutive weeks In
each of the several newspapers published In said
county.
The state OF ohio, Seneca comfy, IS;
!, William NJ. Diidine, Clerk Of the Court
Common Pleas, aud District Courts In aud fort
said eouuty hereby certify the foregoing 10 be
truly taken and correctly copied from the orig
insl assignment for holding the Common PleAg
and District Courts In the above named District
for the wear 1858.
Ia testimony whereof ] have herennio
lSEALl Ainxed nv hand and seal this 18TH OF
Septenher, A. D., 1865
wsss n, p'LpIst, cisrk,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
LEGAL NOTICE.

Tho widow of David Lindslcy deceased, whose.
nAm" !. unknown, OF WhitesldcS County, Hi.
nois, Slla- Is. Lindsey, Of Scott County, Iowa,
David l'indslry, John Lindsley, Elizabeth VIII
son and husband, whose name is unknown
Ihocbc Ann, daughter Of David I.in,lsley deeeas-
rd, "nd husband, whose name II unknown, and
the minor heirs Of Edwin Lindsey, deceased,
who's uhmes arc unknown, all Of Whitesides
County, Illinois, will take notice, that Upton r.
Crmcr, Administrator of the estate Of Da vi.l
Lin islay, deceased, on the 2ist day of Sent en-.
ber, A. ID. 1868, filed his petition In tn. Probate
Court within aud for the county pf Seneca and
state OF Ohio, alleging that theie il no person.
al estate or Effects OF said dccedent, with which
to pay his debts and the costs Of adninisterin,
his estate; That he died seized, IN fee simple
Of the following real estate, to.witt
Lot No. twenty five f25) in SpinndaIe near
Tlihn, In the county Of eehces and State of Ohio
fora more PARTICULAR description (which lot ref
erence may b. had to the Plat OF Springdaic, re-
corded in the Recorders office Of said county Of
Seneca. The prayer OF said petition is for tho
assignment of DOVER to the said widow OF David
l.indslcy. deceased, m the residue Of said prem-
acs after the debt claimed in said petition, amt
the costs ~ disqualification have beeu paid, aHd
for sale ef sat't premises. subject to such dow,
rr estate, for the payment OF ihe debt and costs
aforesaid.
Said Petition will he for hearing on the goth
10y Of Ort9hJr A, b. 1873,
UPTON r. CRAMER,
Adm'r NJ The estate Of David LindSley deL !,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
Democratic Retrenchment.

A Legislative session of 134 days,
at So per day-the longest session
ever held in Ohio at the highest per
diem ever paid a State Legislature.
An adjournment to the first of No
vembcr, with probability of a six
mouths session next.
Near One Hundred Thousand DIT
lars excess of Legislative salarios
wastcd-ihe idiots, insane aud uufor.
tuuates left with an insufficient np-
preparation, for tho purpose of max =.
Ing show of retrenchnent.
Tax payers, how do you ike in
The expenses Of the last session of
tho Democratic Legislature were
$l66,ooo--at least 100000 iu
excess of what they shonId have
been.
Tho adjourned session will com
menee on the 23d of November next,
aud will sWell the whole expenses of
Legislation for the year to s2l5,-
600.
The entire expenses of the Rspub
licau Legislature last year were $685.
S43.
Such is Democratic retrcnchmont.
State Journal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

The Republicans Of the Finh Mas.
sHchusetts District, yesterday, 70.
nominated BENJAMIN II, BUTLER, for
Congress. He received one hundred
aud seventy .6vO votes, four scatter
ing, The nomination was subse-
quontly made unanimous.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

Some coutsmptible ours on the
evening Of TIE Republican Mass
Meeting, commenced throwing eggs
into the crowd within the Court
House yard, soiling the clothes Of a
number Of persons who we're listening
to the speaking. The offence was
traced to SpIythe's corner, and the
person or persons engaged in IL desis-
ted from their contemplate conduct.
No manGO but member of the Dem
ocratic party, would be guilty of such
low, mean aud contemplate con
duct.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01
Our Candidates.

We are upon the eve Of our Con.
grossional election. aud We desire
once moro to impress upon the minds
of our people the Importance Of the
election Of our candidate for Con .
grcss. AS this district has been so
ably aud loyalty represented Ia that
body, for the past !our years, it bc.
comes our duty to SEQ to it that
no supiness Of ours, shall be the
means of having it otherwise repre-
sentod, Gen, gibson is striking
hard blows and meeting his adverse.
rics at every point throughout the
district. Wita firm and stead y
stride ho is driyiug the eDeny before
hiu,-the hot shot hO is pouring iutO
their rauks fills them with dismay
aGd dread, When the time shall
come for the Gaal charge, Ict us be
ready to spring forward, aud bear
down upon their demoralized rabble,
a living wall, 6rm aud united as
the everlasting hills | Let us throw
asi de all personal feelings, and with
our couutry's welfare at heart, aud
loyal ballots in our hands, 20 forward
to victory and peace,
The Democrats are making capital
over the fact that Lincoln sent u
oomplime ntary telegram TO Gov.
Seymour for his promptuess in filling
the quota Of New York. The follow
iug aneedOto is told of "0ld Abe"
Gov Tod took him to task for seud.
ing such a dispatch to Gov, Seymour
aud not to Gov. Curtin aud himself
who had also been as prompt ia fill-
ing quotas. Linooln's pointed reply
was thus;
"When my wifo hands me a cup
ftea | never thank her, but when
strangers do SO always thank
them"
The POiui needs no explanation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

FRANK BLAIR made speech from
carefully prepared manuscript, at
indianapolis on tho 23d inst, aud
such speech from one who proteuds
to lead in the politics Of his party,
must strike that party as being
slightly out of place. Ignoring the
vital questions OF the hogr, he goes
Oh on quixotic schcmes-talks Of
negro suffrage aud womens rights,
neither Of which pertain to tho can
vass. lie says tho Republican theo- :.
ry is to enfrsnohise the freedmen and
make tho women the servants, as do
the Indians. Can any sensible man
who reads that speech, believe that
such are the intentions or even the
tendencies of the Republican party :
Let Frank aud Susan Il. Anthony aud
Mrs. Cady Stanton aud all tho other
old ladies get into the same boat aud
pull together, Let them Erite fire.
quently aud We will s)on have good
stock from which to select SUNDAY
readings"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

The Secretary Of War has issGOd
an order suspenling for the present
all sales Of government arms, ammu-
milton, etc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-01

1t is believed in official quarters
that Jefferson Davis will not bo tried
at the October term Of tho United
States Court, in Virginia.