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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
&Ass
WARRINGTON, 1853.
Trsius between WASHINGTON AND B.Lrl.
MORE and wASHINGTOH AND TIE VEST.
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at =. ., and go
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and esv su Ss,T Sunday at aud $50 M
I..,.. ron Annapolis
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave :, : A h.. and 1870, a, $40, snd
FOR wAf STATIONS.
Leave At : A. NJ, and and SOP NJ
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
. Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
% sai1rdsy a, : A. NJ: snd.p.m.
peetns s Relay station snS wi train. 205 ss
more % Wh.elins. Psrker.surs, &c ~ D'
w Ihs!2ngh nssets 70 the West can be had AZ 'hs
the day: Also. At the Companys once, : ot
Pennsylyania avenue. Passengers purchssins
have their baggage cslisi -. and eSaekes al tksI
residence, taken TO the depot. and pot IN the bag
For New York. Philsdelphia, and Boston. see
advertisement Of s sIs Line :,
L NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
noS' GEo. s. kOONTZ. General Agent.
'THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
NEW YoEk: AMI T. 55I
WASHINGTON, ISIS.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
tOBk are Row run As follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, ,ritloH; cianss Of cars.
Leave daily leNceet Sunday et = A NJ auc
1880 and - 30 Z. NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except suuiaYD ct A, N a.
1880 and S:4OP. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York 81 = 20 p. M, and Phils.
deIphis at 3:l0P N.
daily. ~
Through tickets to PhiladeIphia, New YORK OF
Boston can be bad at the Station once at Gil hour,
In the Day Also as the Company's once, No
400 Penpsylvanfs avenue. Passen gers purchasins
tickets at the Avenue Office can there arrange q
have their baggsgs called for and checked at thsir
residence, taken he depot. and put in the bag.
gage Car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
pspolis and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master o. Tran portatien
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noA GEO. s. K00NTZ. Agent. washing.on
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
L OR n0C NTyR RNoN

10 y n X n
pie, leave. her Ghsrf foot Of Sew. I[s
ss:s.g: s't :. SS.It 70 Tor Il nooussf
Srr n sSGTE Ed r1 ri Will Will
hEOsk Es-returnipC to The city at N.
admission to the Hsnsiee ana Grounds, 5 SO.
k.rrshmen ts on board.
the s,s.@ nr sale r e :. the Prineip. Hotels aud
JAMFs SYKES. General { peri nte ndent. oaice
WIlaro notel ls-lm
INV MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The swim and :us,,.ns.l steamers 4. O.
m rGn sssal ss during rW the y SiR,sr
and GSoRdEToWN.s follows, TON
tss.s TfS xCTk r from Pier ss Es.t River
81 Aiensndris and GeorgeIown TUESDAYS.
Ss' q a Nsh..
s MnSH kSnAls' arriving at New York MONDAY
This Line. connecting at Norfolk with the fne
steamers ct the Merchants and Meehsni,. Trans
psr rsS To- t SsaP ;Sr 70 and from pre-
rates ss the usual charge Of DR. syase and other
om .Soas s. I 70.
eA fcS Ct + A. MtLIiAMs go N9Sfek Va
Agent, Once ard wharf fsot 81 High street
Georgetown. d q; OF AtoFTICE OF CoMPaNY,
corner REV ORR avenue and 18th 81
below Navy Department
roIsn THoMPsoN. Presiseut
I<ES EMPRESS LINZ.
NEW YORK AND wAsHINGros STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE Be
TWEEN NEW YORK AND 8xUA
THE DfSTR iCT. -1c31A
This Company will hereafter run two Steamer.
aweeh,
Leaving New York every Wednesday Of I'm.
And every Saturday 81 IL m
Leaving Georgetown every Monday at tpm,
AID every Thursday A. D M
Freight received q; sill times and Forwarded NJ
lowest rates.
JOHN r DAVIDSON, Agent
oS Water street, GEORGETOWN
n. ELDRIDGE & CO, Agents,
AleNandria.
JAMES HAND. Agent,
nrst 119 " all street. New York
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FCITY REGISTERS OFFICE.
S WASHINGTON ID u Jaonary 1s
. DE tai HOTIOE

1870. y. DUMMIES,
II 3S7 sIVENfH srRRBr.
An BXfBHelvE BOOT AND SHOE HOuss.
where the public may ind alvayu. "vh.s 49,,
want" md that Of the best qualify
0BvBNTH STREET,
I've doors south OF Z and northern aark,&
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~The debut OF MISS Minnie Hauck the
American PrIma Donna IN Paris, was not a
great success, though she was well received
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~ OYSTERS -
am prepared to furnish Families, Hotels, and
or the fines. ou.,ity ,na a. the yoxs., n,,o. NJ
Oystess are fresh every dsynw.Dnu
~ ''H 81 STOCK III
MEMS BOYS As sRo SSUTHs BOOTS AND
REDUCED BATES FOR CASH
H. BURNS co
$40 Penpsy ivania avenue,
Js2S-lm between 9th and 10th streets.
HOPS HOPS HePsm
Just received, % BALEs CHOICE HOPS
and for sale by BEAVANS & SHAW,
Jsle2m Bstreet, between 18th and 18th.
EMOV A L.
ANU TRUST COMPANIES SANK and Central
ofiSe viii be removed on the 18th infant to No.
and 40 Joining the office of Fitch Fox.
LIMESTONE LIMESTONE, LIMESTONE
CAR LOADS of the favorfte and well known
brand of
LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR
Just received and for sale
Also. all Grades of WESTERN AND SOUTH
EkN ENTkAS, suitable tor Bakers and Grscers
BEAVANS & SHAW,
ia ~ I'm u street, between llth and 18th.
1SS SEVENTH STREET. AOc
SIXTY DAYS.
. To make room for Spring Stock we shall offer for
Canh' Al less than our usual prices, our choice
selection of - 0'
PAPEkH GINGS-AlI CRATES and prices en-
bracing beautiful selection Gilt Embroidered
ParlOr Paper
WINDOW sHADEs-Diaerent sizes and colors.
Shades made to order
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES
The greatest variety In the sity. Frames made to
order ~
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs, NAILS,
Rings, &c.
Also, q beautiful collection of PAINTINGS EN-
CRAVINGS. and CHEOMOS. handsomely framed
Paper and Shades put up in city or country, by
practical and eN perienced workhen.
Persons TenovatiDg decorating invited to
call and E AN inc our stock before pure chasing
H. rEhHS CASH.
Please rene mber the name
J. MARKRITER
and number-a~b eth street
"a II 81 between II and streets
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49,
GREAT DISCOVERY.
DRAPER's
MOST WONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY
SINCE THE CITATION or MAN.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
MONS. BTNIONS,. BUNIONS.:.
CHILLBLANEs. SORE FEET.
Persons thus afflicted can have speedy and per.

Persons thus afflicted can have speedy and per.
ttct cure war; anted or money refunded
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CLOTHING, &c.

CLOldlNU &C.
--------
lSOS JANUARY lTH, IOUS
JAkCARY ATH,
JANUAHT 4fH.
=" rAn cANf' piSoooNT oN OASH BALLS,
vop IN D.vS
o., ..,ou
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
CALL AND EXAMINE
GALL AND EAAMiAE-
sT0Cn MEsT AZ REBGcEEBP
DRESS sfiTS'
prs,yr.s
BUSINESS SUITS,
ovpRco,Ts
OVEkCOATS.
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WOOD AND GOAL.

i,UUV Tons or ANTHRACITE Coal
toB SALE
AT REDUCED PRIZES FOR CASE.
The undersigned will cell from thi, i.,a. 10. .,.
~ ssooh OF CoAL ut greatly reduced prices Tor
WHITE ASH EGG snd FURNACE
BID AsE EGG aud STOVE
F" CHESTNUT
The sboN Coai 70 Of the very best quality ,ng a,
, 1ou &c Sonaiton Delivered - any part OF the 1itT
Also. hICkORG, OAK, and PINE woop
SAVED and split, or in the stick.
W. ii. MARLOw
SoAL AT REDUCED PRIcE
COAL AT Low PRICE,
pave recei ed notice 70 remove ~ Coal De-.
on me river 10 give Wy fer TIE iurrrr.uanf r
ne,ef street i have a large amount II the best
Red AND WHITE ASH COAL
stored there, which must be removed IN tbir,v
win sell it a; low price rather than re,,,v. 9,
CLAY STEWART
avn torler OF ri sud lett streets
ESTABLISHED In 1850.
HICKORY,
OAK
AND PINE WOOD
cred m any part of the District OF OoIumbIs Tree
4. c,,,w BifUaISoUs COAL.
MILL AND YARD,
-. OFFICE, s2S b street.
aseo2s Adjoining Star Once
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RFGISTER'S OFFICE
A3 WASHINGTON. D. q, Jan Is, 1859

N@CLAIMS AGAINST THE CORPORA
u3 TON.
All persons having claims against the CORPORA
ton due prior to the Nth day q July, 1865 are
hereby notified to present sur claims t. the Com
mittee of al the City Hall, between
the hours OF IL a. N and y. NJ, from this date T.,
benefits Of the same. ia {. e0St
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LA CoTERIE CARNIVAL
BAL MksQvE
MsRTSI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS
WASHINGTON. FfBRUARN ia.

"A 7 q LERY
304 PENNSYLVANIA AyESrs
BETWEEN METH AND TENTH STREET
A choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS. Oar
maj, = rench. English, and American CHRDAna.
khSkANlNGs. PHOTOGRAPHS Passs PkR
IOI1s, eTEBEOsCUPEs ana sF1REgappn
VIEWS, PAkL0R BRACkETe
TesskLS. &C &C. '
Picture Frames made 10 order. Price. NOD.
a1e. Avs SMITH,
&c wv Proprietor.
DkoFs. kKEls' DANCING AUaDEMV
~ rem avenue. opposite metropolitan a
Hotel. We would especially annou 20 tai
We are now prepared q receive pupils At
such prices ss will suit the ti.ass and Ay-sei
Viii the prices OF other Professors In the eity a.
sac ,ee &c Tor Circulars and information flass..
o. ~ EsDaf ana eArUBD from T. soicl,k:
lEsDAf and FRIDAY from TO ID o'ciock In
iuture .oth Professors constantly IN Attendance
Nj ARINI' FASHIONABLE DANOIsa
Ns ACADEMY, .
-, between 9Th and lot streets.
ns, .G~ open i9r reception Of Pupils. For
"a. 90 $3.50 =. ~ at tie Aosdemy for oircu
Days Of Tuition For Misses and na.tars- -.
of Ihursasy, ana saturday from 70 . m
FOR Gentlemen-Mondsy, Wed uesday srd 6.s
urday. from 3 20 10 d. IN
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WAsHISGTOS, Jan. Is, 1859.
N: B.-l am ready to enter into contract with
GOOD and responsible persons, myself making the
appfcatlon to cure Buniens, Chillblains, and
Frost Feet, or pay.
"a l6-lm IL. 8 DRAPER
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
FosToRIA ITEMS,


We neglected to state last week
that Fostoria has a bona fie porula-
ton Of 1900.
A hail storm visited us last We'd
nesday. Great dumngo was done to
wheat, and other things we're de-
stroyed. In town large number of
windows we're broken, and "garden
truck" was knocked into flinders.
The same storm was tho cause Of
an accident on the L. Il. & i. r.. r.,
three miles west of town. The train
ran into treo aud the engine was
thrown into the ditch and badly dam
aged. The engineer escaped un-
scathed, but tho fireman was thrown
clear over tho tender and fell upon
his back and was severely injured
The engineer did not see the OBJ
struction till very near IL, and in the
dark thought the branches Of the tree
was flock Of sheep. Instantly,
however, he saw what IL was and
whistled down brakes. The engine
struck il before the soun Raisd out
The tree was large one, nearly two
feet in diameter at the butt, and laid
diagoually across the track, the lower
branches lying just over tho track.
when tho engine struck, II moved the
tree nearly twenty Eve feet and then
struck il again before it went over
II was most miraculous escape Of
all on board the train.
A big crowd was in town 20 attend
Yankee Robiuson's Show.
As the weather was very inclement
on the aotb, the day set apart for
decorating tho graves Of our noble
dead, il was decided to defer It until
tho 18th inst.
Tho remains Of the wife Of nou.
Abel Corey, State Senator, were
brought here for intCrmont on Friday
night last. She had been sick for
long time and suffered intensely.
The Sympattios Of the people are with
Mr.. 9. in his bereavement.
There is considerable sickuegs in
this section now.
The Good Templars still flourish,
Notwithstanding tho assertions Of par.
ties to tho CONTRARY. We have a
membership Of upwards of sixty.
L. NJ. @.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
To,al,

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Tor the
week ending Saturday, May 20, 1869
A Wommer to Mary @ Neikirk, l
acre in Republic, for 5000,
J Crime to } Crime, so acres in
Liberty Tp,, for $4,000.
&c Noirst to G Rummoll, lots No
5 and s in Clinton Tp,, for $500.
j oGenhauser to j Boohn, lots No,
%, 81, %, 26, 81, 2s aud 20 in
Franklin's Sub Division of out lots to
the City, for 81. 200.
J Roseuberger to w Kline, 36
acres in Liberty Fp., for 81, 200.
c w Foster to w Kline, iuAots
No, ~ aud 73 ia Kansas, fcv 81, GOO.
NJ Bailey to j Allgyre, in>lot No.
81 in Caroline, Cor $50.
J d Massony to l. Schwarts, out.
lot No, IL in Davis Addition, for
$1,000.
w A Six S to Robsash, lot No.
4 in Davis Addition, for $3.50.
s RobeuOlt to S Miller, lot No. 4
in Davis Addition, for 1870.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
UNION REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The Union Republicans Of Seneca
County are requested TO meet at the
City Hall, in Tifi1, on SATURDAY
The 10Th day Of june hcxi, for the
purpose ofselecliug suitable delegates
10 represent this County in the next
annual Union Republican State Con-
ven,ion, TO be holden in the City Of
Columbus, on the 23d Of June next.
This County il entitled to a repre-.
sentation Of seven delegates in said
State Convention. A full turn out is
SoSPectfully requested.
6. ]. KEEN,
4. G.. SHEATH,
JoHN KAULL,
LEVI WETRIcK,
> A. w. MILLER,
Central Committee.
AGu, O., May %, 1869.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

ANIMALS DRowNED.-In coming
from Fostoria to TifTin, Yankee Rob-
iDsou's Show met with considerable
trouble on account of high water
and mud. One oe the animal wagons
in crossing Wolf Creek was upset,
and Before it could be rightcd and
got out bear aud goat wore drowned.
Phe beasts were thrown into the wa.
tor aud found a winding sheet in the
element that caused their death.
In this connection wo might say
that we heard some one declare that it
was q pity that all tho animal wagons
did not meet with a similar fate, as
tho water might have removed an
endless amo unit of filth, and saved
violence being done to tho noses of
tho "dcar people" who went to see
the animals.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

Ex-GOv. Brown, OF Mississippi, a
sensible man evidently, whatever fol.
ly seeesh nntecedents mayhave shown ,
advises Mississippiaus as follows
" Let IA hays order aud rigid en-.
foreement of the laws, to the full ex,
tent Of melting out equal snd exact
justice without stint TO all meu, Of
all opinions, races and colors, and TO
this end let every good man resolve
70 aid the civil and military authors
ties by every fair means in his pow.
er. We accept the fneenth amend.
ment. We epledgo ourselves one to
another, disregarding color aud for
mer political opinions, to deal Justly
BY ell men, and to secure perfect
equality ofeiyil aud political rights
70 every one before tho law"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

o
rIoN.-Attcution is called to tho al,
vcrtisoment of this enterprise. This
will not be another swindlo like those
by which our citizens have before been
sulled, so the gontlonen whose ma mes
appear as officers and directors are
above all suspicion. The drawing
will take place. every ticket Roldor
will get a prize Of greater or less val.
ne, and those who are fortunate en-.
ough to hold FIRST tho right numbers
will secure the largest prize,
Call on Goo. II. Huss, Agt., for
full particulars.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
drnMAN MANurAcrunEs. -Fow


GERMAN MANUFACTURES. Few
people 10 this part Of the country
have any idea Of the extent Of the
business done in foreign countries,
and fancy that the universal Yankee
nation" oclipses tho whole world in
extensive manufactures, bGsiDoss en-
ergy, and tact. Tho idea also prevails
that a poor man in Europe must nc
oessarily remain so--that no opPortu'
mites are offered for such to better
their condition,
The following extract from allelIer
handed us by j. NJ Naylor, Esq
written by friend, Mr.. j. @. Will
son, of New York, who is now on a
tour in search Of health, and for OBJ
scrvation, gives an ndsquOtc idea OF
what may be done eveniu the "hhter'
land' by a man possessed OF energy
Essgs, ~ PnussIA, April 8, 1869.
7 visited the great Prussian Works Of
Frederick Krupp largest, probably in
the world, employing over 10000 workmenr
and covering 90 area Of $50 acres. lie is
solc proprietor, and only about fifty years OF
nge. ~ 5esaa ,-i,h no,bsrs, bis father be-
ing poor blacksmith, but he hemmered out
a son ,hS developed mighty genius, and
who Is now the King Of Enterprise, and the
paragon Of mechanical conception. It's great
mind attached him to tho present King OF
Prussia, whose Hrer he eventually married
Mr.. Kupp manufactures steel railroad tire,
steel railroad wheels, solid steel cannon
breech loades--that weigh from thirty to
City tons, and carry 900 10. BALL lie has
In his Works ono steam hammer which
weighs fifty tons, aad requires an engine OF
one thousand horse power to drive It, and
has altogether In his Works lao steam en-.
engines and 24O sienm boilers employs
seven locomotives and l40 cars in transport
ing bis material, iron, steel, coal, etc, from
one Works 10 another lie has bis own iron
and coal mines, the latter lying right under
his Works. His sales per annum Of his
manufactures amount to over $50, 900 900,
aud bis profits are supposed to be Sl2, 600, 900
per Rnnum.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES, for the Northern District al Ohio.
In tho matter of Frederick Il. Shawhan, bank
rupt.-ia R,nkfuptcy.
Al Cleveland, ia tho said District. ON The 9ist
day OF May, A D., lSo9. Northern plsRiet .:
OHIO, s.,
Take notice that petition has been aled In
said Cour, oy Frederick X, shAwhan, OF uthn, In
the couniy Of Sencca, la said District, duly de-
clared a bankrupt under tho Act OF Con zFess OF
March "a, iS6i, tor dischArge, aud coPtlacstu
thereof from all his aebts and other clalu1s pro-
vahu undcr sad Act, AMI that the Ith dHy OF
July next, Al 10 O'Clock A, NJ, is assigned tori tho
hearing Of tho same. when Snd where you may
attend ani snow eause, lfany you have, why the
cd
You win also take notice that tbu second and
third meetings OF Creditors required by the lfth
sud - h sections Of said Act will DO held by or
der OF said Court on the 81 day OF JulS, A D.,
le6l, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, At NorWaik, In said
ntstt et. before Frank SsNysr, Esquire, one Of
the keshters OF said Court.
EARL BILL,
Clerk of the District court
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt la0as.2i
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
NJ. B. FERousON, soO'y.

James Wilson was found in the
hold Of tho steamer Rising Star, up,
on her arrival 10 New York, oB Sat.
urdas. He was aecidently shut up in
the hold when the vessel left Aspin.
wall, and had been niue days without
food. He will probably sorylye,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

LETTER List. --Elst Of letters re.
naming in the TiiRn Post oaios, June
3. 1869
David Border, Alice Carlton, Fin
10y NJ. Clark, Ernst Dressed, Peter
Derish, Sarah Famming, Jane or
Carter Grey, Minnie HocE, Mary
joiner, AugoliOo Korsh, John Ror,
per, N, A. Lyrord, James May, Geo.
W, Mattias, Robeoca Nuts, Louisa
Reidling, George Shoemaker, Levi
Scott, Mar tin Seheib.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

Mr.. Hart, Of Cleveland is annoupc
ed as candidate for State Treasurer
The Leader speaks highly of him aud
declares him to bo a successful bus
mess man and possessing the great
est Of integrity.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

TEACHERS UNIoN.-There will be
regular quarterly meeting of The
Seneca County Teachers Onion, at
the City Hall, on Saturday, June I2th,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Members will
please notice that tho constitution has
boeu amended so that If a member
be absent from any regular quarterly
meeting and fails to present an ex.
cusc which shall be accepted by a
majority Of the members, the rame
of such members shall be dropped
from tho roll. Exercises to consist
of Essays, an Grafton, Report Of
Vigilance Committee, election Of OF.
iicers, &c. BY order Of Executive
Committee.
JAS. SFINoHcoMn, Pres't.
NJ u Rpn,tr.,.. OF
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

SunscRiPrioS REcElPrs. II Below is the pow
9rty-stricken, beggarly looking sum we have
received during the month Of May on sub.
scrlption. That our friends IN the country
bovo been vory busy is something OF an ex-
cusc for them, but none for those living In
the city who are in arrears. We have not
the time, ovenif VIC possessed tlIc nrlina.
tion, TO hunt up onr friends for the collcc.
ton OF such small SUMS, We need every
cunt that is due US, and hope that all know.
us FfS4Aip 4iAsp GEs 4IEga-' will HH@a l0ExaEa
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

It was recently decided by tho In
ternal Revenue Department at Wash.
ington' that tho No. 2 blank of
the Western Uuion Telegraph Co.,
upon which messages are written, are
when sigaod by the sender an agrec.
meut, aud liable to n Eve cent stamp.
NJ blanks are not subject to n
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

In the whole district there are but
40 persons who pay on incomes, viz:
Erio lcii Seneca 22O; sandusky 1876;
Huron lOli Crawford lOI; Ottawa
Ia.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
Notice.

THE undersgned have been duly appointed
y ESecutors OF the last will and testament,
of Dan 81 Durham, late Of SeRceA County, Ohio,
deecas,d, All persons Indebted 10 the estate
are requested TO make i'm mediate naNmeat and
those having claims against the same will pre-
seat Them, duly authenticated, TO the undet-
signed for allowance,
sUsANAH W. pUNHAM,
J. V. JONES,
Executors.
Fostoria, o., May 10, ls6l--nOS2-lw
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

A telegram from Fort Wallace
states that tf,y Indians ran OF 800
private mules from Sheridan, Friday
noon. Two Mexicans were wounded
About 100 citizens Immediately start
ed 10 pursuit, but the telegraph being
down, no news has been received Of
them.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
Tuternal Revenue,
ASu, O., May %, 1869.

Aho sANdusky Register says the
Atnual list for 1869, In this Congress.
s'onal District amouu,. to s74,233,-
~. This is for the Internal Rovon.
ue tax assessed upon incomes, licen
ses, carriages, silver plate, billiard
tables, and watches, Orthis amount
"e different counties ia the District
pay az follows:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

INTERNAL REvENuE.-We neglect.
ed allius attention at the proper
time to the advertisement of the Col
loctOr Of Internal Revenue, which
appeared last week. The advertise
mont should have appeared earlier,
but was mislOid by gentleman to
whom it was cntrus,Cd> consequently
it failed to reach us.
Let all who are liable to such taxes
as are mentioned 10 tho notice attend
to the matter at once aud avoid the
penalty OF FIVE per cont, which will
be added after the 10th inst.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

Don Piatt is soon to start daily
her in Dayton. Io has the stuff
:" i'm to make n success of 1t IL he
treats certain matters with due
gravy, aud learns that wit and po-
Vu"aty of expression will not do Mt
:" Tins and upon all subjects. We
"OPe le may succeed as he expects
.'' 80 ~'H-whieh WILDE success beyond
:" precedent IN tho newspaper line.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

Iu the course of Two or three weeks
the work of laying tho new cable
Hcross the Atlantip will bo commenc,
ed. The new lino will connect the
shores Of France aud America, start
lug from Brest aud reaching the is
land Of St. Pierre, French possess.
ion on the south coast Of Newfouud,
land, whence it will deae:t southward,
and strike tho United States coast at
puxbury, about thirty milOs south.
east of Boston. Thus it will wholly
avoid English territory.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
n Ond NOfice.

NOTICE is hereby given thst petition will
be presented 70 the Boari OF COmmist toners
Ot seneca County AZ Their regular session la June,
Pfsying for the hcation aud establishing OF a
foed In Eden township, n said county, as fol-
Haven roAd, alta po nt due nosth OF Ole men Inc
Aishl-r's barn in Eden township, Seneca cOunty
Ohio. aud running thence on a line due west hfty
rods 10 q point where said line interests said
New Haven road, and there TO terminate
said petition also prays for the vacation OF 80
much Of said Nov Haven road az u rendered use :
less BY reason of the establishing Of The new
rouge in sail petition described.
noSO-iw MANY PETITIONERS,