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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For addtttonal Martne News see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIsD DAY.
5UN RIsEs... moon RISES s-...'. 0s
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAWABE MUrUAL SAFETY INSIK.
IL ANCE CoMpANl. Incorporated oy the Legl.
ture of Pennsylvania, 1885,
Office Southeast corner THIRD and WALNUT
8 reefs, Philadelphia.
MARINE ASSURANCES
On Vtssels Cargo al Freight, to all parts u Il
INLAND INaUR RANGES
Or Goods by river, canal lake. and land carriages to
~h P"''' " viz FIRE ASSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On Shores Dwelling HOuses, etc.
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LAYING OF A CORNER STONE The corner
stone of the Filth Reformed Presbyterian
Church, Rev. DR.. McAuley, pastor, is tl be laid
on hOnuay afternoon. Rev. DIs- Wylie, Star-
Iett, Eva, Mcclure, George II. Stuart ESQ and
othtr sp akers are expected to take part in
tlt.
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BRRvETTED General Sswell, Superintendent
OF the West Jersey Railroad, ha5 Just received a
commission as Breyet AlajOr-General, to date
from March, 1865.
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DIRECTORS. 0O'O'' 10
ThOmas G. Hand James O. Hand,
John Z. Davis, samuel E. stOZe3.
E0muD0 "A. SOuder James TraquGr,
Joseph IL. Seal, " illiam q. Ludwig,
1heophllus PRuding, Jacob L. Jones,
Hugh Craig James b. Mcfarland,
Edward Darlington Joshua L. Eyre,
John Il Penrose, John d. leSlUI,
IL, Jones Brooke Spencer Mcl vaine
Henry sloan, Henry Uaett, Jr.,
George G Leiper, George w. BernardOu,
William q. Boutoni D. 4. Morgan, Pittsburg
Edward LaiOurcade j, B Semple, -
Jacob Regel, ,- A. b. Berger,
1HOM AS g. HAND, President,
- JOHN Z. DAVIS, Vice President,
HENRY LYLBTRN Secretary.
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary 1890
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g-r6OYlDENT LlFs AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADhLPhIA,- 'A
so Ill . FOURTH street,
ENCORPOkATED8 8D MONTH, "a 1885,
CAPITAL tloU,UOO rA1D IN
.yrnYgnce Oh Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or Nm =
10. or 81 year remluIns, NOn-fOrleiJure. "
a = uuiLies gran eu on favorable terms.
',srm Policies, ChildTen's EudUwmenLs
ANS Company, hie giving the insured the eeourEv
4 pA dup NbI LA VIA dlVlse the entre profits Of
me Iife business anlDng the policy holders-
- SdTeys received st Interest a nd paid On demapo
Authorized by the charter " execute TrIs 8, apn
lit Ah Executor or a d inl5gra.or, Assignee ar
comment OF auy Court Cf this COmmo wealth, On
suy person persons or bodies polite cOrpOraEe
-, , ,.,., a, DlkhCIotts. a. 4, r, . 49,,
SAMUEL Il. shiPIhS' hEHkT HAbHEs,
kiEH RID WOOD, w. q LONGS rREpH,
ElChAhD CADBckY, WILLIAM If HACKER,
San UEL } sHIfLbY, ROWLAND PARRY,
WILLIAM q; LnNHsTkETH. Xice-PIesident.
THOMAS WlsIAR, Nj. De- j. B, TOWNSEND,
7H Medical Examiner Legal Adviser,
DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
l. PuILADEIPbIA. - -. - ..--
Ihis Company insures from loss or damage by
FIRE, III
nm liberal terms on build ngs merchandise furniture
eIc.. for limited periods ana permanently build
jnga by deposit OF premiums -, --.,
The Company has been in active opeI alton for more
than SIXTY ) e RS, during which all losses have
been promptly RdJusted ana PAID.
DIRECTORS
John L. Hodge, David Lewis,
M. Is MshOryi BENJAMIN httln9i
Tohn Il Lewis, Thomas II. Powers,
william = GrahL - W. MCIlenIy'
Robert W. Leaning Edmund Saslllloui
n Clark wharton samuel WILCOX,
Lawrence Lewis Jr: lewis Q. Norris.
JOHN r. WUOHERER, President
HANU l. WILCOX. Secretary 821
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FLUNG TO THE BREEzE.-A splendid Grant
aud CelfaX flag-pOie was raised yesterday after.
noon. at the cOrneT OF Plum aud Fourth streets
Camden, III presence OF a large audience,
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INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL for the week
epding Aug. 10, lsGs.-Barrels of superine
GsO3; DO. OF rye, 80; do of corn meal, 800; do
OF condemned, 70. Total, 7266.
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"A Wisconsin lady came to New York, by
direction of the spirits, to find a missing son,
and brought up in a lunatic asylum.
Eight thousand tons of steel rail have
been ordered by the New York and Erie
Raj road.
-Massett's new lecture has made hit in
California.
"A Paris banker paid $40 for ifty-pOund
melon.
AS usual the favorites are in every case
beaten at the Saratoga races.
-Bergh advocates vegetable diet.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Information has been received here that threa-
mssled schooner lies sunk In ChesapeaKe Bay. IN
three iathoms water. with Cape Charles Lighthouse
bearing + by N, e N. distant seven mites, Cape
Henry Lighthouse bearing ). by t. a e., distant egnJ
miles.
Norfolk, Va. August II, 1858.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
Ohio Students Protest,

We publish this week a number Of
protests from students attending coli
leges in this State, to the late enact
ment Of the Ohio Legislature, taking
from them the long conceded right Of
franchise.
We might have published as many
more Of these protests had We beer so
disposed, FOR nearly every college has
entered stirring protest, and adopt
cd resolutions setting forth their
opinions Of these narrow souled,
education -haters, which the ignorant
classes Of our State have seen proper
to elect their public guardians and
lawmakers. If ever legislature
succeeded entirely in srrayipg itself
against schools and education, il is
the present body, which now infssts
the capitol Of our State 10 the capnc.
ity Of legislators.
Friends of education, remember
whom you cast your ballot next fall,
that you vote against these enemies Of
ofoducation,an aud forever dIsplaco them
from position they have disgrucod in
tho eyes ofall humanity, aud write
in unmistakablc words in their poll.
teal yocabulary:-dcd dcdcicnt-dcflsd
-defunct.
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Strange Coincidence.

While the Democratic Legislature
Of Ohio was engaged in disIrauchis.
ing oil persons of any visible admix
tuEe ofnegro blood, in the State, the
poor deluded negroes of Georgia
wcro humbugged, forced, aud cajolcd
into voting, to the number OF over
fifteen thousand for this miserable
remnant Of treason, and political aris.
tocracy in the recent election in that
State. This is as forcible demon.
stration Of the curse Of ignorance, as
the burning Of school houses for their
education, by men who vote the Dem.
ocratic ticket and mourn over the
"lost cause"
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At Home and Abroad,

Admiral Farragut has arrived at
Lisbon with his feet,
Hon. Anson Burlingamo and bis
suit of Chinese have sailed from San
Francisco for New York.
AdutantGon. Schneider has collect.
cd, since the middle Of January, SOL
diers claims to the amount Of sl2I,-
1856.
1t is reported that the public debt
statement will show a reduction Of
sl0,000,000;
Tho Convention of Union soldiers
and 1ailors to meet at Chicago, NAV
10th, bids fair to be the largest dclo-
cato Convention ever held in this
country.
The bill authorizing tho Arcade
underground Railroad from Now York
City, failed to get through tho Losis.
laturc.
One hundred and fourteen immi-
grants passed through Columbus last
week, of whom sevcnty-threc propose
settling in Ohio.
The Louisiana Republican Conven.
tiOn completed its nominations Sat-
urday. Two Presidential electors,
and several delegates to tho Chicago
Convention arc colored.
The Radical delegation in Congress
from Tennessee have written q letter
to Gov. Brownlow, suggesting the or.
gOnization Of a military force to put
down the Ku.Klux Democracy. Tho
Governor has prepared procama-
ton for the purpose.
There was a meeting Of the Com
mitteo on Reconstruction, Saturday.
for tho consideration Of the now Con.
stitutions of Arknnsas --i "Vutu Gar
Vnua, Out II adjourned over, in con-
sequence oil ;he receipt Of the infor-
nation from Mr. Stevens that he was
too sick to attend.
The amont of fractional currency
issued last week was s3Ts, 500; amount
of currnccy shipped ,s3l5, ,615; amount
Of National Bank notes issued, Sl15,.
400; amount in circulation, S299, ,45b,.
O26. The amount Of fractional cur.
rency destroyed during the week was
si3S, 200
The official returns of the Louisiana
election arc not yet published The
Republican gives returns from all the
parishes, making the majority for tho
new Constitution l7,S03. They also
claim % Republican Senators against
Ii Democrats, and 60 Republican
members Of the House against Al
Democrats. Warmouth's majority
for Governor is slightly in excess Of
the constitutional majority.
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s.F D.
& "TGe %aJ JdjEtStsPRSS above s % shows that
he is out Of place IN the company of
white people"
The above choice cut is from an
article Of last weeks Adrcrtiscr, com.
monting on our "Nisiblo Adml1ture"
article Of week previous. 1t is an
old saying that "misery loves COM
pany.' Now, We know no particular
object our sweet-tcmpered neishbor
would have in writing us down in
that manner unless il be taat he seeks
to bring us on a level with himself.
DIRTY slang and "pimp' has be.
come so pat with that deleotable
sheet, that We would propose their
being sterootyped to save timo aud
expense Of composition, We have
devoted moro space to this fellows
black guardism, than wo have any
desire to, not to provo him what hc
is so ready to invest others with, (for
that no has succeeded indisputably
in establishing through tho co lumns
Of his own newspapOD but to show
those who have never seen this AMI.
mails ears, that it is not lion that
roars so hidcOusly, but only a com
mon donkey in the rolo of Snug the
joiner.
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The Dead of the Cumberland.

On Thursday last, Governor Hayes
transmitted to the General Assembly
a communication from u. B. Whit.
nan, Superintendent of National
Cemeteries in tho Department Of the
Cumberland, in reference to his
labors, aud asking that corrected lists
Of the deceased Ohio soldiers be pre-
pared in the Adiutunt Generals
Office. Io stated that ho had OK.
plorcd 5000 miles of army routes,
and asccrtaincd the exact location Of
moro than $4,000 scattered graves.
1t is his intention to publish a grave
record, in which the names Of these
soldiers shall be recorded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
President Wade.

In the almost certain event Of i'm.
peachment, Hon. BEN, WADE, ohio's
noble Senator, will succeed to the
Executive chair. The moral influence
!sJ5is thus isspGSSiefilSH South, is too evident
for argument. The bane of hinder
ance all through tho Reconstruction
matter has been the blighting mfu
Snco Of ANpREw JouNsoN Mr..
WADE's national reputation for un.
swsryiug loyalty aud straight forward
integrity will check tho growing pro.
pensity for further rebellion in the
Southern States, aud will facilitate at
once their re admission, and throw
disgrace aud iguominy upon all those
who oppose il,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
The Georgia Election.

The Republicans have made clean
sweep in Georgia, carrying the new
Constitution, the Governor, both
branches Of the Legislature, four out
of seven of the congressman, aud in.
suring the election Of two Ropubli-
cans to tho United States Senate. The
adoption by the Legislature Of the
constitutional Amendment is also as
sured.
cit appears that $4,000 white men
voted the Republican ticket, and l5,.
600 colored men voted with the Dem
ocrats.
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Home News.

u. A.tLloyd, the map-publisher,
died on the 10Th ult., aged 80.
Dr.. Lincoln Goodale, one Of the
Oldest citizens Of Columbus died on
tho 20lh.
The tbirty.ffth annual meeting Of
the American AnG-Slavery Society
will be held in New York, May 18Th.
Brigadier General Lewis G. Hunt.
late Colonel Of the 9th o. V. l..
died in Toledo, Thursday, aged
thirty-six
A starch factory, capable Of using
up five hundred bushels of corn per
day, is to be built at Edinburg, Ind.
Railroad tickets for delegates TO
the Chicago Convention can be OBJ
tanned through the Chairman of the
State Committee, and Of Charles G.
Dyer, Of Chicago, Chairman of the
Committee Of Arrangements.
Another meeting, in favor of Han
cock for President, was held in New
York Wednesday night There was
considerable discussion about the
Vice Presidency, and among those
named for tho Office was Mr.. Groes
beck.
A legal decision has been made in
New York, to the effect that bank is
liable, If its paying teller pronounocs
a cheek or certificate good, even
although it be a forgery, providing
tho holder Of tho check act on the
statement Of the teller, aud suffers
loss thereby.
A Democratic politician, Of some
note, gucsscs at the result Of the frst
vote in the Democratic Presidential
Convention at Now York, on the 4th
Of July, and says that Mcclellan will
have ITO; Pendletou 1903, and Han
cock l07--bcing respectively the
votes of tho Eastern and Middle, the
Western, aud the Southern States.
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try impcachmcnts." The Senate
being thus vested with the sole power
to try impeachments, must Of ncces-
sity be vested with the sole power to
decide, judicially every question
arising 10 the trial, and its decision
must be fual. May not in the
clear strong words Of Hamilton, say
"This is one of those truths which,
to a correct and unprejudced mind,
carries its own evidence along with
it, aud may be obscured but cannot
be maid palmer by argument or rea-
soning. 1t rests upon axioms as
simple as they are universal--the
means ought to be proportioned to
the end; the person from whose agen =
cy the attainment Of any end is ex
pected ought to possess the means by
which il is to be attained. "-Feder.
aliss, No. 23.
1CoNcLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
Impeaohment-M Mr.. Bingham s
d 3i, Speech,

The end of the impeachment trial
draws nigh. MIR, BINGHAM COM
menced the delivery Of his address ON
MOnSay IOruing, and was expected
20 finish BY noon Of yesterday, which
closes the case. A vote will probably
be taken to day or to. morrow. The
speeches cf seme oc the eounsel con-
sumed more time than was an,icipat.
ed, and the trial was thereby greatly
protracted.
The introductory romarks Of Mr..
BtNGHANs speech, will be found Ia
tO-day's paper. We will publish the
remainder Of his argument next week
Ills effort on behalf of the prosccu-
tion, is the abiost yet made, aud re-
fleets credit upon the good Judgment
displayed in his selection to conduct
the closing arsumeut.
Ere our next issue, President JoxN-
son viii have been dcpOsed from his
high once, aud aDOther chapter add
osd TO tho iIaporiant syeats Of our
oountEy's history.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
DisgraCeful Affair in the House.

There was a disgracenl scene of
erimiuation aud recrimination 10 the
House, between Mr., Donnelly, of
Minnesota, and Mr. Washburnc, of
Illinois, on Saturday last, oecasionod
by a letter written to Minnesota by
Mr., Washburue, charging Mr.. Don
nelly with various heiuous ofIeusOs.
The affair was wholly unworthy Of
both parties, and special to the
Casstte, says: Donnelly's speech
and Washbatne's reply we're certain.
ly the most violent ever beard in
Congress within the memory of its
present members An investigation
Of tte matter will be had, when Il is
probable both members will be ex-
pelied,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
Ohio WOOL Dealers Convention.

Tho Chic Wool Buyers and Deal
ers' Association which met at Glove
land on Wednesday, passed the fol-
lowing resolutions;
WHEREAS, The Wool Growers have
been instrumental in securing the
passage Of tariff that excludes
certain grades, or qualities OF wool,
much needed by tho manufacturers,
such as eOmbing and strictly fne,
light fancy clothing Sools; therefore,
Resolved, That We recommend the
growers Of Ohio to give special at
tention to tho production Of those
grades Of wosl dat will supply the
present wants of tho manufacturers,
and We feel confident in assuring tho
former that those wools will command
a ready market aud a fair price.
Resoired, That the members ofthis
Association do most heartily indorse
and reailirm the principles embodied
IN the Rules and Regulations adopted
in 1857.
We futher recommend all buyers to
urge the growers to briug thcir tags
carefully tub-washed aud loose to
market, outside of the fleece aud We
as,ee to pay for them the price Of the
halaoee Of the clip, provided they are
in equal condition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
by Their Works Ye Shall Know
Them,n

Tho Legislature Of Ohio last week
added to its list, tho most Infamous
of its many outrageous ncts,--a bill
disfranchising the poor manned,
homeless inmates of tho Soldiers
Home, near Dayton. This object
almost too contemplate to speak off,
lis, by hook aud by crook, by fair
means aud by foul,--to defeat that
veteran hero, RoBERT G. scHENcK
for Congress next fall in the 3d Dis.
trict.
Such is the Democracy OF to-day 49,
u low, cunning, conniving set of poll.
teal montebauks, selling their birth
right for mess Of potthgc and their
manhood for bauble. Desperate in
their designs, they end nothing too dc.
gradingcr contaminating for thoir sci.
fish ends. Without the fear Of just
judgement from an outraged people,
they have become reckless, even unto
mudncss, aud they mcnaciugly cast
about thcm seeking whom they may
next dovour. Ir they do not dis
franchise the Republican party ere
tho present session is over, thcn may
we have reason TO congratulate our.
selves upon being spared by this
woldsh pack.
Go on in your mad career, my hon,
orablc (2) friends, for your day of
judgement is close at hand; aud when
the ides of November shall have
passed, your foul curcOsscs will be
buried so deep beneath the weight Of
public indignation that your deeds
will DO all that viii remain of the
most dctestible aud damnablc lcgisla.
turo that ever disgracCd our State
with its high-handcd deeds Of iugra-
titudo and treason,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
Pendleton Repudiated.

Tho New York Citizen, edited by
Col. Holpine, "Nliles 0'Roilly," is
tho recognized organ of the War
Democrats who still adhere to the
Copporhead organization, Thatjour-
nal speaks out thus of the gentle
Pendloton;
"Wo say distintly, positively, and
unchangeably as tho laws Of tho
Medes aud Persians, that never will
those for whom we speak help direct.
ly or indirectly, by assertion or ST.
lencc, by action or illonoss, the cleo.
tiou Of the utter copperhead and false
hearted Northernor, George IL. Pen
dleton. Until water runs up hill,
until trees grow with leaves under.
ground and roots ah1ye. until tho
moon gives heat and tho sun loses its
fro, until beasts become men aud
angels turn TO devils, until ice shall
burn and fire shall freeze, until every
thing that is Impossible becomes pos
siblo, and not then, will War Demo
Gratis vote for the man who WAS false
not only TO his country but to his
section, who was conspicuous only as
a degrading example Of possible
Northera moauness, and who by his
indirect support TO their foes, slew
their sons aud brothers, Rather
thousand times, would they see the
loyal soldier and moderate Repubn.
can, General Grant, in the PreSdeu.
tial chair, person who, 4 oot agroo-
ing with them in all their views, is
much more nearly their representa-
tive than copperhead whose pru
dencc kept him from being traitor"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
SHEEP SHEARING.

rlIE Third annual sheep shoaring OF the seneca
| County Wool Growers Association, will be held
at the barn of. l.. ANYWAY, "a OF mile south Of
Republic, on Tuesday and "wednesday, May 10th
and 2Uth, 1888 The she1rlng to commence at 0
O'Clock A. NJ, on the first day Competition open
to all. All those that intend to have sheep thorn
at the shearing, arc desired TO be present with
their sheep at I O'Clock p. NJ, on the nrHt day.
All those who are interested are requested to be
present with their baskets, and have good time
generally. BY order OF Executive Com.
nolD-at
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
TcoScLuDED NEXT WEEK !

List of Letters Remaining in
tho rfIin Postolhce, May z, 1868:
Adcher Mich OILS, Allen II. Mrs, Clay
Samuel, Donklia John, Cleafer Billy,
Dix james ", Dyer Mary Miss, De-
Grey Thomas, Ebersole Peter, Fin
frock & Walter, Grimer Hannah Mrs.
Hoopp B., Koahala Jacob. Leitz f.
b, Lang Geo. L., McMolin Catherine,
Mikes Francis Miss, Powell Cathe.
rine, Simon Nichols, Smith John NJ.
(FOr), Scpngler j. A., Slarz George,
Stots john (For.), Start Elizabeth
Miss, Troxell Edmund, Wright Mary
Mrs, Wason d. j.. Wagner Mrs,
Warren A. O., Williams Rubin.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

TN the District Court OF the United states, for
! the Northern District Of Ohio. In the matter
Of Thomas u. Strong, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
The undersigned hDrrby gives notice OF his APP
pontment as assignee OF Thomas y. Strong, Of
clinton rp. In the County Of Seneca and state Of
Ohio, within said District, who has been adjudg-
ed a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dis
trict Court u said District. A. II, BYERS,
AftV lth. 1884. AaaiOnea
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

THE Arm of Nghswander & Martin heretofore
l doing business In groceries, in Titfin, Ohio, Is
this day dissolved BY consent Of parties. The
business will be continued by Charles Martin,
one of the firm, who will collect all debts due the
firm, and pay all the liabilities OF the firm.
THIN, o., April 21th, '6S.
JOHN II. NIGHSwANDER.
no2S.1w CHARLES MARTIN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
Notice to Wool Growers.

VHERE will he a meeting OF the Wool Growers,
l of Seneca Co., at the Town Hall In Republic,
Thursday, April Both, 1905 at O'Clock p. NJ, for
the purpose of making arrangements for the next
sheep nhcaring. A full attendance is desired.
ny order of tho Pres't, A. G, BAKER
4, LAMKIN, Jr., Acting Sec'y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

THE subscription Books Of tho six per cent.
l preferred capital stock Of "'rhe Tilhn Gold
and silver Mining Company Of Colorado" are
now open. John Shock, EsI., ia general agent to
solicit subscriptions and collect the same.
LUTHER A. HALL, Sec'y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-07
STATBAGENT
OF
THE PROVIDENCE LITlITSTRAEEE
AND
Investment Company
LOCATED AT CHICAGO, ILL.
AUDITOR OF sTArEs oFFICE.)
DrrARrNEsr or lssuRANoE,

1T Is HEREBf CERrIFlGR, that the Provl.
denee LIE Insurance and Investment Compa-
ny loe tied At Chicago, ia tho state OF Illinois has
complled IN all respects, with the laws of this
state relating to accidental Insurance Companies
tor the eurrcnt year, and has tlea In this olnce
sworn statement By the proper efaeers, showing
It's condition and business. at tho date Of such
statement, AS follows;
Amount OF actual paid un CapitNl Slsl6i0 90
Aggregate Smonntof available Assets, 3eI,2T3 n
Aggregate Amount OF Liabilities, 2s.aI0 sc
Amount OF Inconie Tor preceding year, S5,tS1 g.
A'nt Of Expenditures for ptcong year, Sc a35 10
Amount OF unpNid capital stock, 6I6O00 90
In witness whereof, l have hereunto suhsorib-
II. 81 ed my name. and caused the Seal Of my
Once TO b atfiNed, the day and year above writ
ten. JAS WILLIAMS,
Chtcf Clerk fer Auditor OF state.
Aprii u, isSs noe7ts