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The national Republican., 1869-01-25
pRoRPosALs FOR CORN.
HEApauARrERs ffyrH MILITARY DIsrRtcr,)
sIArE OF TExAs. OrEInn C b MY

sTATr OF TExis, orpioH G. q. M,'}
Ausr1g, TEIls, Jan q, is9
sehled proposals. In duplicate, will be recelye a
At this onee until FRIDAY, February 8. lieD, at !
m, for iqrnishinE the oaartsrmAster's Depart.
ment at Fort CQnoho, Texas, with sueh quantity
Of Corn as may be required until Nay 81, isa
Corn 70 be Of good, clean, merchantAbie quality,
inspection
Delivery to commence on award Of contract, and
continue In such quantities, and at such times As
may be required BY the Post QuaTtermasteT.
BIDS to be plainly endorsed 'PTOpOsala for Corn
dersigned.
Reynolds j. A. POTTER
tary District. jyH.td
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
''%iSiS,iis;EiSa;' 5TS$i sEsESst' a;''n'

The andersigued trustee. named In the deed from
corded IA LibeE y No: 3, page q, ghlsh was given
snS sopPs 81 ~ ,s 10 s % Se1 s
Advertisement, assent. 70 the .ais property
w. Brent, trustees, and will join In making title
10 the same, 3, r. BEACH.
deep-td Trustse
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
sTATEs pATENT oFPIcR.

u WAsHIEGTOs, D. O., Jan. 4, 1862
On the petition Of JAnEs EsEEsoS. Of Lowell.
pray Ing for the extension OF patent
granted him on the 18th day Of August. 1865. Tor an
Improvement In Ships windlassesi
ofhee on the 18th day Of March next Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, dispositions,
and other papers. should be filed In this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fooTE,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
Auction Sales.
TODAY.
oRREN q WILLIAMS. Auets.
FUTURE DAYS.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
ID by the National Building and Manufacturing
Association and Brick, sand and Gravel Company,
20 secure certain coupon bonds, amounting 70 eB,
recorded In Liber Y, No, s.. page 2ls, the under
siEned, trustees therein named, will, on MONDAY,
the hrst day Of March. lsp, expose 10 sale at pub
lie auction, At u m, In front OF the mayors once
ssPsn TsRGT 81 fSsB. p psSSDs5 sS county vi q
hundred acres. called ''wxTKRLoo," bounded
on the west BY the Alexandria and washin gton
Turnpike road; on the east By the Potomac river;
on the north By the lands Of the late Thos Hughes
and on the south By the lands Of Lieutenant Hun.
ter. together with all BUILDINGS and Improve
ments erected thereon, aud TOOLS, MACHINERY
and OUTFIT used and to be used by them 10 carry
on their trade and business, together with the fran
ehisss and all the priyilsge,. fght, and properly
Or he lnsnnfsetais of brick IN he bssiist Of to.
lumbta and county Of Alexandria, Virginia.
TBRMs.Por the real estate, sufhelent cash to pay
s2.o, with interest from 9th day Of August, lssf,
and the remainder 70 be paid In two equal install:
ments Of "a 900 each, with interest from August o.
ls6 the hrst on the 9th August, le9, and the other
the 9th August ls0, the residue OF the purchase
day OF sale on the said 9th August, ls7O.
The bonds Of the purchaser 10 be given for the
deferred payments, aud a deed Of trust to be exc
cash. ]. DEAN SMITH,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
jal2-TuSw Commissioner Of Paten
TINTED STATES PATENT oFPTCE,

U wAsaisaToS, b q. Jan. 2, 1900
On the petition Of RoLLIN WHITE, Of Lowell,
patent granted TO hfm the 81 day Of April, 1885,
FOR an Improvement In Breech Loading Firearms
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once on the 22d day Of March next. Any
person may oppose this exten sion, Objections,
dispositions, aud other papers should be nled In
this Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FooTE,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
I United STATES MAILS.
GEORGIA.
Posr oPFIcE DEPARrxESr,

-, Posr oPFIoE DEPARrNEsr.l
p.,.,- ., WAsHISGroE, January 2 lsdg.
roilSwiPg rSute. in the State Of Georgia. will be
r; oiMAR6T Sist next 10 bdiaP'i bs dseias& bS 1HPS{L
sisS Vso% pofsyth to Russelvlle IL miles and back,
Leave Forsyth Saturday a, lam.
Arrive at Russslyllle by 3pm
Leave Russelyille Saturday at am
6iE From GiilsSi!!s, By hilsadale and Hollinr..
Snna. worth. to Middle River. % miles and back,
Leave Middle River Thursdsy atIOpm.
The accepted bidder VIII be required to take the
For forms Of proposal, guarantee. and certificate,
anh also for Instructions as to the conditions TO be
embraced In the CONTRACT SG see advertisement o.
tpr NAL service In Georgia. to be found at the prin
.erSsd Pfopo.al. 6sOrss
TO the Second Assistant PY,tYas5sr ge1sTsi,
lal5'fiw Postmaster General.
- o Pos AIS
OFFICE CHIET CopMIssAgY OF srBHsrRScE,l
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, are Invited until
az ssS. SS 8 5SanEa5s Be- bspa ffT
men! % gith G the fol,2sipg 4 vi 81 stores, VIZ:
For 100 barrels Of LouR.equal to overnment
standard. Each barrel Of Flour pu urch ased will be
required to weigh lp5 pounds, and all Flour ab.
straeted at previous Inspections missing from the
made up by the contractor
For %. 600 pounds of HARD BREAD, In barrel.j
samples to be furnished,
For 1000 gallons Of the best MOLAssEs, put up
In cypress barrels; samples to be furnished
Eagle brand.
For 200 kits Of MACKEREL, MOL.
For 1000 pounds OF the very best cauyRssed
HAMS.
The above articles to be Of the very best quality
aud put up In superior packages, aud To be deliy.
cred In this city within twenty days after the
ing Of the bids, at tho Subsistence Depot.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed to comply with their engAgements with Apy
branch Of the Government
Proposals. to be addressed to the unders gued. and
marked proposals.. BBCkWITH,
pRoPoSALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS.
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NITED sTATRs PATENT OFFICE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICB,
" wAsHIsaTOE, D. G. . Jan. IL, $500.
,opthe petition Of CHARLEsH, FoSDE. Of Mobile,
granted him on the l7th day Of April, 1855, Tor an
Improvement in Dredging Machines:
II Ia ordered that the said petitiO be heard at
this Office the 10Th day Of March next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, deposit
tions and other papers should be hed In this ohee
twenty days before the day Of bearing.
ELISHA fOOTB,
jal5.F3w Commissioner of Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
jsns TSw Commissioner Of Patents
TNITED STATES PATRNI oFFloE, -,

2 WAsaIS0Tes, b. d. JanuaTy 5, 1850.
On the petition Of CHESTER Vas HORE, OF
sPnhgheid, naSS, PTaSnF ior me eH@tea1ioh @ is, q
foE, an Improvement in Slide Best for Lai6ss:
Zee on the 18th day Of March next Any person
may may oppose this extension obieetiOns, dep9si-
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA F0oTR,
jAs-Fsw Commissloner of Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIEdTOE, December ~, 1865,
on ne petition Of THohAs HANSON. OF New
granted him on the 10Th day of March, 1885. for an
Improvement In Valve for Hydraulic Ram;
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ofice on the lat day Of March next Any per.
ron may oppose this extension. Objections, d6Po.
,sltions. and other papers should DO hlsd In this
once twenty days before the day oi hearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
THURSDAY MORNING, APRI, 8, 1850

The City election passed off quiet
ly enough. Not even ordinary inter.
est was taken in IL, except by the
Democratic Marshal. The excite
meut was all over before the day Of
the election.
A certain Robert, whose surname
Is Nichols, was nominated for Mar
shal on the Citizens Ticket, Friday
night, Thoroat Robert was greatly
pleased, and proceeded Immediately
TO work for himself and against Nuts.
chler like a beaver. This he kept up
till about dark on Sunday evening
when the Domocracy-by means Of
threats Of Democratic damnation on
the one side, aud hope Of Democratic
preferment 10 tho future on the 9th.
er--got Robert, moro familiarly known
as "Bob,' to issuoa card, stating that
under no circumstances would hs be
considered candidate for tho Office,
and advising his friends to 20 the
straight Democratic thing, etc.
Aud that card was a sharp piece Of
strategy on the part Of Robert, for il
would heal up the breach ho had
made between himself aud his party
In allowing himself to be run as n
boltor, aud working Cor his own cleo.
ton.
Robert hns healed the matter over
nieely-in a horn. If ho has not
whence those Democratic muttcrings
Of Wen see Bob. Nichols id be.
fore he can get an Office from us
hereafter"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

people TO solicit subscriptions sufic-
lent to insure the location Of the con.
templated road to this city.
The question now takes a praoti-
cal form, and the figures made must
decide what the part Of Toledo shall
be in this important enterprise. We
need not labor to convince our in
tollgcnt andwide.awako mo1 Of their
duty TO themselves and the city.
They know too we'll the value ofrail.
ways, from the benefits they have al
ready realized from them. We might
as wisely undertake to demonstrate
tho necessity Of artificial circulation
to the life Of the body-a fact too
evident TO need tho slightest argu-
mont.
Tho men who have this movement
in charge will promptly take the re-
quisito measures to ascertain the
feeling aud determination of our cit
izens. We hope they will be oncour.
aged by prompt and liberal responses.
A new aud rich country will be made
tributary TO Toledo by the opening
Of this road. Access to the coal re
g.ous will DO secured mud additional
stimulus be given to manufactures in
our midst. a more diroot commuui.
cation will be secured with Pittsburg
aud Wostorn Pennsylvania, from
whence many Of our supplies arc
brought. BY the establishment Of
this road additional attraction will
bo given TO our ueighbors to the
north and west to complete ther con.
nections already projected to this
point We hope no effort will bo
spared to make tho movement a sue
coss.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
NOTIlE-


NOTICE 10 herehy given that on the slh ia,
~ OF March, A. ID, iSSl, Patrick II. Ryan,
OF the Cty OF Thin, Seneca County, ONO, made
an assignment, OF all his real aud personal prop
crty, o. the undersigned, IN ttust Tor the equal
hencht OF all his credtlrsi that the undtrsigned
has accepted Of the said ttust and duly QuAii-
ned ~ such assignee.
Within six mInths after the publication OF this
notice, the crvditors OF the said Patrick H. RYAN
arc required to present their clans 10 the un-
dersigned, properly authenticated, for allowance.
JOHN r. hUSS,
Assignee Of Patrick RYAN.
G, Z. sINFv Att'y no sl-Sw.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08


The Conference Committee np-
pointed by the Senate and House rc.
ported on tho 3Oth ult compromise
bill to settle the Tenure. of. Office
Act. 1t has passed by both Houses
aud has become n law. Tho law pro d.
vdes that the Presidents power of
removal or suspension is not in any
way dependent on charges or reasons
but may be exercised at his own dis.
cretion; that no removal cau bo made
during tho session of tho Senate, ox-
ccpt by the consent Of that body Civ.
on in confirming his successor that
the President may suspend at pleas
uro during vacation, and appoint sue
cossors who shall receive all pay aud
omolumouts Of the Office to which ap .
pointed tlat nominations in cases
of suspension must bo made within
thirty days after the roassombling of
tho Senate that if during this sos.
sion the President and Senate fail to
agree on some one, the suspended off ..
Ger goes back at the end of the sos
sion. Tho act applies to every Off q.
cial except the Judges OF the United
States Courts, Viewing the act as it
now stands VIC arc forced to believe
that Congress might as we'll have ro
pealod it IL toto as to mako n com
promise that does not do less than to
actually kill the law.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell nay farm located In Liberty town
! ship, SopeeA county, Ohio, six mileA west of
Thu, containing loo acres, no Of which are well
Is good house, also barn, nearly new unon the
premises, With ether convenient 0ut-hnuscs.-
Also, all kinds OF goed iruit and well of good
tteulars inquire of the snbseFieer on the farm.
pol'aM JANIS GRIMES
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

1NTHE DISTRICT COURT OF the Unitee
States for the NorIhern District OF Ohio, a
the matter OF Daniel Ledd,ek, Sr,, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy. To Nhom a may concern
The underSiga h erehy gives notice ofhis an.
poinlment as Assgnce OF Daniel Leddick, sen
Of Reed township ia the county, OF seneca am
state OF ohio, Sithtn said District, who has been
adjndged a b,nkrupt upon the petition of bis
creditors BY the D.strlet Court OF said District.
Cleveland, o., Jan. 4, ". noss-St
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
rrHr REsr WAY to obipin beavy y.rl.ris,
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
DEPARTMENT oFISSURANcE,

THE REST WAY TO obtain heavy yari.Wide
Il Cotton sheeting is 10 mend rs a Club OF so
names at 10 cts. each for our dollar goods and
get twenty one yds. As eommiss.on Tor raising
the Clut, hr,y-two yds, for Club OF ", sixty.nve
sends for the whole 100 articles out Of the club
Same commission paid in other goods. The
oldest, largest, and most reliable Dollar Sale
ted. Send Clubs aud money ~ registered let
isrs, and We VIII scsrsntse PromPl returns
Give u one trial. Write at once for Circular
sending elsewhere. EASTMAN a kKENDAIL
~ Hawley ST., Boston Mes, nosl-lv
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

The resolution recently introduced
into the Lower House of the Ohio
Legislature rejecting the Fifteenth
Amendment TO tho Constitution was
passed on the LIST inst, by a strict
party vote orl7 to 3G. The action
surprises no Que.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
NEW AprRnIIsrMRNra.

II. J. Ford, Insurance Statement.
John g. Brown, Groceries.
SAffell Baldwin, Union Chura.
Martin 4 Shields, Dissolution.
Josh CoVell, Small fruits.
Nicholas Domain, Clothing.
w. W. slaymAker, Notice Of appointment
Wool Growers Association.
James Lewis, Assessors Notice.
Benz. Pittenger, Farm tot Sale.
r. %. Bowe, Land for Sale
W. S, Burns, Notice to Assessors.
II, A. Boyer, Dry Goods.
J. 7. Huss Assignee's Neiioe.
! B. Wilcox, Mower
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

The Senate has passed tho rcsolu
ton for amending the State Cousti,
tuition so as to allow counties, town
ships aud municipal corporations to
lend their credi, in aid of the con.
struotion Of railroads.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

The Cincinnati papers have for a
long time been qunrrclug with each
other Most Of their editorial space
has been devo ted to prove each other
to be unwerthl' the confidence of the
people. Each one makes out a good
case against III Q others aud tho peo-
pie are not at loss to form opin-
ions.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
9 9 9 9 8 80 80

To rHE WoRNtN0 CLASS I'll am now prenaTed
o furnish all classes with constant mI'lo, m1nt
81 their homes, the whole OF the time, or for heI
apare moments. business new, light and profit
armed by persons Of either sex, and The bo,i
and girls earn nearlyas much as men. Great in
oucemente are offered those who will devote
cry person who sees this notice, may send me
Ihelr address and test the business f,r hem.
ssNes, make the following unparalleled Offer
ness, will sepd 81 topay foI the trouble OF wri-
tlng me. ful particulars. directions, kc., sent
iree, sample sent BY mail for 10 eis. Address
noss-sm &c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
NO. l..

NO. 1.
are cleared and under cool onltiyation nha
young orchard OF choico fTtitt frees eood frama
easy.
NO. 2.
FOR SALE.-House and lot on west sid. Of
suited for one or two families. A good cistern.
and choice fruit trees on the lot. Good locatios,
price low and terms sasy.
NO. 3.
FOR SALE Eighty acres of choice .imbsr
land, eight miles West Of Tifln near thc Prs!
toria road. 4 public road running along the
ea1 end Of this lot. WIN be soldIow, and on
terms TO suit purchaser
NO f.
THIN, Ohio. A comfortable and eonyeni.nt
house Of sin rooras. Splendid new barn, wool
mouse mouse aud other out buildings; Two large cir
easy.
NO. 5.
FOR sALE-A house and two and one-hslf
acres Of land situated just outside the eorpot-
ave i'miss OF the city iust east Of Fair Ground,
on the direct road to Republic. The houseis a
large two story brick, containing sixs6ne rooms
has good we'll and cistcin, cellar, oic on lie
place IL good franse barn, with carriage house
attached anumbcr % frutt trees, shrubbery and
place.
NO. 6.
FOR sALE-A choice farm two miles ca,t OF
Ilhn, containing 1ao acres with excellent i'm
pTovemcntsl aud in high state Of cultivation.
MI the buildings are in splendid condition.
The location aud Improvements are such as 10
make II one OF the most desirable forms in tbs
County. There are Eneh cOnvenieneies a. are
only TO be found on well regulated and nSst-elass
farms. The situation Of the farm is anch as to
present a division with fine sihe for building
WIN sell either the Whole or part. Terms to
NO.7.
FOR sALE-k one story brick honsb and l6t.
on the cast siie Of Melmofe street, Tlfin, Ohio,
good cellar and well Of never fsiling wafer,
good frame stable and other out.huildInes,
Htape-Vlhe, Cherry and other choce fruit trees
improvement such a. 10 make desirA6Ae
nome. Pnce, $780, terms easy.
NO. 8.
FOR sAlE-A house and ono and I6-l00 acres
ot splendid land just side the corporation
lmlts OF the city, west Of the SaHdusky and Free
mont road. barn and other out-buldingg.
number Of fruit trees. Improvements such AZ
TO make the place pleasant and desirable. Price.
SlilOO termseasy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

A bill authorizing sherils to sell
goods LEVIED on, at wholesale, by or.
der Of the Court, has passed both
branches Of the Legislature aud is
now law.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
F9R - -AGE-
HOUSE AND LOT.

7 oaer fr sale my CoMMoDIoUS RESIDENCE
II situAt, on Water slret, The house ls ofbFiek
eontains twelve rooms, hnely papered and grain
Ell, has In ronnection large ciat0rn, wood honSO
and other eonYeniences On the lot ale q good
aoiif,l J,LALrENBAueH
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
FARM FOR SALE,

I OFFER for salc my Farm situated two miles
Il South Of Tim, on the M,lmoro Plank Road,
THE FARM CONTAINS ONE HUNDRED
AND FORrY-NlNE ACRES,
And is IN the form Of an l.. ~ that IL will make
two desirable farms, one Of o. and the other of
10 acres. They viii be sold separately or to-
gether to suit purchasers. Each 10 well tim.
bercd highly cultivated contains tine banrinQ
orchard, and springs of ncycr-fR'lng water
on the place are good, largo frame dwelling
house, hane barn aud other out bthldidgB.@
Price low aud terms easv. For particulars apply
to J NJ. NtylOr, 0r the subscriber on the prem.
iscs,
no2b-fw BENJ. PIrTENGER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land for Sale Near the
CITY.

Twtsg 10 seil 20 acres Of l'ni, located one.
4 hsif mile West " aahdushy street. IN "a
Ward The Improvements arc story and
half frame house with sir rooms, 3 harm vol
and bearing fruit trees. -
npra.tf. T.. g. BOWIE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

There will be a meeting Of the siockhold-
crs Of the Tiihn Agricultural Works at their
O1ice. (at the Works., in TiIin, Ohio. on
MONDAY, MAY 10Th, 1869, at 2 clock.
7. NJ, TO vote on an increase Of the Capital
Stock Of said Company.
A, T. BARNES, Pres't
THIN, o., April I, 60. no25-4L
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
ON ! ye of biq EAiihl


set d own as such a man.
OH ye Of biq EAuhA-.---
Re uben r.. L euton, a LOYAL Sena.
tor rom New Y ork, aud late Cover
nor Of that Stat G. is accused Of hOv~.
lug cen bnbod by the Eric Railroad,
for trvices in get ting through bills,
to tho amount Of $4,000. Oh, how
hone At Radici officials are. just
wStc h how Rae ieal papers come down
on Reuben, especially tho ono in
Tiff n.-Aicd 'tiser.
You would Mt have us "comc dowur
on II subon, would you, simply upon
an scusatie,n1 1t would hardly be
just, aud th en- the man who was said
to have given the money swcars that
hoI did not give il, A Mr.. Murphy
before tho Erie r. r. Investigation
Committee declared that in nm inter
view he had with Jay Gould last full
soliciting funds to aid in tho election
OF Mr., Griswold. that Gould decliaod
giving anything, because he said he
had given $4,000 to Hamilson
Harris for Governor Fenton, provi,
ded he signed certain II. II. bill
then pending. In opposition to this
evidence, Mr.. Jay Gould swears that
he never had aGy such conversation
with Murphy, either at the time sta.
ted nor after. aud that he never gave
$4,000 into the hands Of Harris for
Governor Fenlon, aud that he at the
time supposed Fentou to be in favor
of the Railroad measure. Mr.. Har-
Tis also swears that he never received
any money from Gould for Fenton,
neither directly or indirectly and his
only money transactions with Gould
we're to receive pay from him for
services, or to get shocks cashed.
We don't see as Governor Feuton
comes out badly, rather wo consider
him vindieated.
Wont the Adpertiser toll US wheth.
er it considers that our Commiss ion.
ers-ihe two who draw such big sal.
aries add who wouldn't steal for the
world, come out as well 10 the show
ing of the Investigating Committed
who haven't yet made public repori
snd who propose TO whitswash the
natter
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08

sz
The Republican State Central Com.
mittcc mot with the Republican nom.
bcrs of tho Legislature aud other
Republicans iu Columbus for con.
sultOtiou on tho 3lst inst, By the
Iysp9gs, 9! the taHSG. TgSosSIOEa If the SaH-
paign expenses wcro all paid aud a
surplus left. Tho following rcsolu.
tion was passed;
"WnEREAs, The political cam
pai9ns Of 1868 resulted so gloriously
in tho viudication aud triumph OF
Republican principles in Ohio, there.
fore
"ReSol0e1, That much credit be.
longs to the officers aud members of
tho State Executive Committee for
their able, skillful and judicious mau
agemeut of the same, and for the en-
ergy and faithuiucss manifested
throughout in their discharge of the
arduous responsibilities intrustcd to
them, they are entitled to tho geuer e
Gus Acknowledgements of the Ropuhli
can party of the State, aud especially
TO the thanks Of tho State Central
Committee, under whose appointment
they acted"
Aitcr considerable discussion, IL
was decided to hold the next State
Convention on the 22l of June next
Andrew Price was hung on the 2l
ins'', at lronton, o., for murder
When called upon to know il he ha d
anything to say ho requested the Off
clating oIergymeu to read from a pa
per what he had written, which was
as follows
Z" have few statements to make.
This iatc has been brought upon me
by whisky aud bad associates, end |
hope that my fate will be warning
to those who will not listen to any
thing else, l thank the people who
potitioned for my pardon. Toward
Marshal Morgan, who arrested me,
the Judge, the jury. aud the prose-
oution, have mono but the kindli.
est feelings. The ministers, who
visited me, tho Sheriff, aud the jai,er
thank them for their uniform kind
ness and sympathy, To my aged
mother my relatives, and friends, |
bid long farewell, Again warn
young men to beware of strong
drink"
The warning against liquor aud
bad associates should be needed by
all young men.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-08
Notice

rs hereby givcn TO tho Assessors OF the sevcra
1 Townships aud Wards TO meet for conaulia
lion NJ tho Auditors Ofi1e, on MONDAY the i2th
day Of April, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Assessors will bring their certificates and
W. s. BURNs,
County Auditor.
AUDITORS once, Timn, O., April 90
no 2j-it.