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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
CAIE OF OIfEFN'S CREEK.-Thc mili-

GALE OF QUEENS CREEK.-Thc mill
> tary order slspcudin. the sale Of this fine e.
tate having been rcscindccl the same Is again put
upon the market Ivy the undersigned "a trustees
named In a certain dcct OF trust executed 10 lis ny
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy Is. his VIE
bearing date January l> 1851. andot record In the
clerks Office of The county court OF ork COUNTY
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN II "
DRED ACRES. i situated on Queens creek. 4
bold nayigablc tributary of the York river ana
distant from the ancient city or Mli!laiH'OurS
about four miles The soil i we'll adapted 10 all
the fruits grains. and vegetables. OF :: mild eli
mate and tidc-watcr situation. and Is said also 10
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale will bc made on MONDAY the 9Th lay
Of August 1882 ut the front door o" the court-nouSc
In Williamsburg. on the following
TERMS : Onc-half the purchase money on the
day of sale: the balance In two equal instruments.
payable respectively January lst, 1870 an! Janu-
try lSt l>7l for the deferred payments Tile pur-
chaser executing two bonds carrying interest from
day Of sale. and secured by deed of trust for the
said land. q
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Ry Grubbs & Williams. AuctionccrS:
Eleventh between Main and Bank StrccIs'

Ry Grubbs & Williams. AucilonccrS.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
1--WE STORES AT THE N0RII,
WEST CORNER OF NJ ARSH J. l. AM N y
FIFTH STREETS, AND a LOT ON FIFTH n.i
STREET, FOR sA IL AZ Ap : II We viii
sell upon the premises the prqRRseT1T K s' WISHES
viii dwellings above. now occupied by H. q.
Boudar, with four rooms TO cach besides stores
and easements covered with tin and In good 9rde5
THREE FRAMED STORES, occupied ny u. =;
Collins, J. y. Mckinney; and S II: Rodgers "a, All
Of the above are supplied with water anu gas,
drained by culvcrts. and run back ahoHl se'eh'S
eight feet to paved alley ten feet wldc. ,o,.o t.
The lot on Fifth street. In rear OF Inc above, IL
twcnty-lvc b. seycnty-cight feet, and has on u Il
carpenter shop and shoe shop. -, :. ,.oo,,
The properly is now rented for 81: 7o4 10 Roon
tenants. and IS very desirable as an lnScStnicnt'
being within 4 square of the market, ana lmproF-
ing every day as Il business locality.
&c invite the particular attention OF those seek
ing a good investment to this sale.
TElEMS: Onc-fourth cash balance NJ four, cign,,
and twelve months. with interest, ana trust dceas
TO secure credit payments. ,
lei GEuBRS Il WILLIAMS. Anclloncers.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICH
1 MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM-es1s44sssssssses
SHIP LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK and j. ).
GREEN composing this line. will leave Philadel-
phin every SA TCRDAI. and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk ut mo.
dnratc rates also for Charleston savannah. and
New Orleans and bills of lading signed through:
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
statcr0om $40. ". i. PORTER. Agent.
mh3 Once, NO. I25 DOCK street
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IHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
y EOAD.-St'MMER SCHEDuI E-Hn and t;
after tho 81 Of MAY, i.Gg, the MAIL TRAIN VIII
RIM daily between Richmond and Covington. Leave
Richmond at \. VI. and arri'r ut C9NnSton at
r. NJ Leave CUyingtpn 1t $50 y. NJ. ana arrive
at Richmond at $50 j. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS W ED
NESDAIS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottcsyi!lr at 4. VI. and arrives 1t Richmond ut
9:25 A. VI. Leaves Richmond 1T 80 J.. NJ, ana
arrives ut charlottesville at l.. NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN connects NJ G"rdonsvillc ana
charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroads for AlcNandrla, Washing
ton. phiia,lclphia New York, Lynchburp, Knox
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
g"mcry, Mobile, &c; ut stanton with stage
coaches for lIarrisonburg and Augusta springs
at Goshen with sta chcs for Lexington Natl-
raj Bridge, Rockbridgc Alum Springs, and Rock
bridge Baths: ut Miboro' with coaches for Bath
Alum and Warm Springs; at Covingt2n WIN
stages for Hot Healing, Sweet, and White sui
phur Springs. Lcwshurg. Charleston, &c.
JAMES +. SWITZERLAND,
General Ticket Agent.
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BY Thomas W. Kcesce, Auctlonccr,
No. 1917 Main street.

cTAR SALOON FOR SALE AT AUC-
> TONI will sell on WEDE ESDAY NOR N
ING. June 9th, ut 10 o'clock. the STAR SALOON.
No. 1913 Main street. with all the Bar and Fixtures,
OYSTER Bar Lager Beer Box. Bagatcllc Table,
Balls &C.. complete Paintings, Mirrors License,
&c. Sale without reserve.
TERMS: CASH -
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
ics AuctiDnccr.
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+. IT. III'I FrI.-t ; - 7 -
A AZ Xhf 9KlEE PyEP5fEY' Trustees

AS trustee undcra subsequent deco OF trust mace
bv Robert Saunders conveying The real estate
above mentioned, ! will, at the request OF James
w Custes the surety secured. unite In the sale.
nv 25-G0t W. =. pEAtnf trustee.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO. THE

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO The
- NORTH, EAST, and WEST, rin The Rich
carrying tho United States mail twice daily. Eic,
CANT cars with new patent sle-ping-chairs on All
trains. The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner Of Byrd and Eighth
Thc DAY ?TlIROuGu MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at HIS y. NJ, arrivingi In wash
ington al Gas L. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant ears with the new patent slccping-chairs
ed ut S5 +. NJ, arriving in Washington nj $40 A.
NJ, connecting with the early morning trains for
the SIrt EnS And st WeSt each wav
The ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for Milford
and all waystatlons leaves depot corner Broad and
Eighth streets at 1870 Z. VI. Returning arrives At
$3.50 a. NJ.
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
FOR further Information and through tickets, APP
Ply at the office Of the company G9Tnrr br@pd ana
flee corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. Il. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent. my4
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAlLROAD.-On aud after MONDAY May
3d the trains Of this road will bc run rs follows
/ Leave Richmond at \. NJ. and .:55 +. VI.
/ Leave pctersburg at $50 4; 81. and $50 L. NJ.
car attached, will leave Richmond daily At a4S 7.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at 4. NJ. Sundays cS-
! The 4. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $3.50 Z. u. train Will not lcaycPe
! tcrsburg on Sundays.
7 Passengers for Norfolk will take the 3:i5 L. NJ.
train, running through daily. t.. ...
/ Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
will leave Clover Hin at 4. NJ, and, returning,
leave Richmond At 2:i0 l.. VI. Tuesdays Thurs
/ days, and Saturdays.
| THOMAS II. WYSSE,
apis superintendent.
I DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
/ II ROAD.-CIANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n
and after SATURDAY, May o., 1853, the PAS
SENGER TRAINS on this road viii be run rs fol-
lows - s#.#s. s.E teFa cesar.
! CONC WEST, LYNCIIBURG PASSENGERS
NJ; arrive 1T Burkcyille 1T II 80 A. NJ, making
close connections with trains on the Soutlsde road
for Farmville, Lynchburg BRISTOL Knoxville,
Nashville, Memphis, Sc, &c. THROUGH MAIL
/ AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily al $40 L.
NJ; leaves Danyillc daily 1T $40 L. NJ; arrives at
Greensboro daily at ll:5sP. NJ, making close con-
nections for all stations the North Carolina road
both East and West Of Greensboro, Charlotte,
Columbia, Augusta, and all points South. 49,
CONC EAST, THROUGH NAIL AND FIX
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily NJ las 4. M.
leaves Danyille daily II 1904 NJ. arrives III Rich
mond daily at 1875 \. NJ. LYSCHBURG PAS
SESGERS leave Burkevilic daily except Sundays
at i:35 2. NJ; arrive at Richmond at 4:37 p. NJ :
Through tickets can be procured At the ticket Of
dee In Richmond 10 all important points South and
Southwest, and ut Greensboro and Dany lille 10 all
points North East, and West.
= - THOMAS DODAMEAD,
! my2s Superintendent.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET ARTICLES.
NOR THE TOILETTE.
ESSENCE OF THE WHITE ROSE--a new, fash
ionablc, and exquisite perfume;
IITHIS,S EXTRA CTS and SOAPS,
FARINA COLOGNE WATER,
MAGNOLIA WATER,
FLORIDA WATER,
LUBIN'S LAVENDER WATER,
FINE SPONGES and SPONGE BAGS,
POMADES
COSMETIQUES,
BRUSHES, &C.. Of the finest quality, for sale by
MEADE & BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists 90 Main street.
my" &c
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DRUGS, MEDICINES &c
PHEASANT TO THE, TASTE
l. AND SURE TO CURE.
TRrBBETT's yERMIFEX q

os, delightful substitute for the rcpulsive
drugs with which Of old the children nave 0eeA
dosea for worms. And, best OF all, 1t Is sure 10
c,rc. Call for TRlBDETT's, and take none
., tc3
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III FRAGRANT -
~ 'CSoNFECTIoNs.
TIE MOST PLEASANT AND EFFECTIVE
WORM DEST r o Y L K
EVER DISCOVERED.

EN Elk AlSSoN
zIMMER's vERMIFUGE CONNECTIONS
have. by their pleasant and delightful flavor ana
effectiveness, superseded almost entirety lhc oIo
with delight and without The slightest suspicion OF
taking Worm CONNECTIONS
They arc warranted not TO contain calomcl or
mercury in anv form. or any other poisonous sub
stance They are II purely vegetable preparation,
and not capable Of foing the slightest injury even
TO the most tender infant.
For sale BY all druggists. r,,
Ask for ZIMMER'S VEGETABLE NEhMl-
FUGE CONNECTIONS. Take no others.
my Palm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
BY Wellington Goddin.
.urtipuccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY
FIVE ACRES. il THE .CoLNTI, or EAu :,
And ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
RpAD..-Bv virtue Of i trust decd made On III" Jd
day of april. l,G6 10 the undersigned by tran
vile J. Kelly and wife recorded in the ollie" Of
FatuIicr county court. to scrur" TIC payment 81
certain bonds therein mentioned. AMI dclault
having been made thereon. At The request "l me
beneficiary. and in accordance with the terms
thereof. / will offer for sale at public Auction al
Culrcpcr Courthouse. on FRIDAY iic 18th day OF
June 1859 at O'Clock l.. NJ. the REAL EST /.
runycyr,I bv the said deed, being TWO TRACTS
OR PARCELS OF LAND lying III the county 81
FatlGicr. and estimated together Ia contain On +
TII6I'ShND AND FIFTY-FlVE ACRES. tho
first tract being the homestead OF the san Nelly.
estimated To contain Sc Y EN- III L ID u L -
ACRES. lying on the Rappahann"ck river. Two
miles from the orange and AlcNandra railroad al
its crossing, and about two and hall miles iron!
tho woocn factory and Touring mills ni the stld
Kelly: The other tract. estimated u cnntain
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FlNE ACRES,
being slightly detached from tho mansion or home
stead and living Immediately between the same and
the said railroad.
TERMS or SALE: Sufficient cash to pay the cX-
pcuSc> al sale and bend oil - 500 due 1t Octnhcr
1851 with LEGAL interest from 81 April. i,iG. sub
icct To u credit Of 81. 500 paid >h March 1868, aud
another bond Of Il, 500 with like interest, due Isl
October. lSG- and on credit Of :!.5ao. with Ike
interest due lst October lsG9 AMI -. 800 due. with
Xix" interest, ist October, $50 aId rs lo the
residue. such terms rs the debtor may dlrcct.
The purchaser t. execute bones Tor ili' deferred
payments. secured by It trust deed on the land.
nv II H.. 4. CLAIBORNE. Trustee
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RAILROADS.
f1T xzss r-z=.c==7-7 -Els :s5;
1ss sc: ,::a:. .i.e


dbsJs Ga ~ ~.
pICHMOSu AND YORK RIVER
Il, RAILROAD lINE-FnR BALTIMORE,
TIIE NORTH AND HukTIIWE%T-,tCiih SGE
Of CHEDCLF-DAIlY tENCEfT 81 NDAlsl.
ON ana after TUESDAY, sth 81 June, passengers
for Baltimore mud all points Eorth and North.
west viii take the passenger train from the Depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad nc
Richmond for West Point, where they take tue
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain l.. c. FREEMAN
or KENNEEEC, Captain j. H. FnEEMAN,-hntn
boat, having been put In iirst-rac ordcr-rcachiiR
Baltimore the following morning IN time 10 con-
meet with the trains Tor Philadelphia, New ork'
ana the West. Returning. the boats l"ar" pier No.
Lirht-Strrct wharvcs, foot of Barry street daily
tcyrrpt SrIndays) at O'Clock +. NJ. passengers
arriving i'm Richmond at l2:l5 7. VI. the following
,iav In time to connect with the express tram
on the Richmond and Danvll" railroad for Dan
Vile and all points on that road: hrcchsnoro'
Salisbury. Charlotte. &C., y. c.; Columbia, ,. -,
and all points south.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except sundays NJ
O'Clock =. VI. leaves West Point drlly except
Mondays at $40 \. ". ...,,,,rn
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Ia : Superintendent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
Ashley.

Ashley's confirmation u5 Governor
Of Montana was only got through the
Senate by oDs majority. Interested
persons worked faithfully to defeut
him, but his almost invariable good
lack carried him through. We no.
tiee that several are disposed to make
light of his appointment and Others
grieye that Ashley succeeded. Thc
latter class are tho innocent, honest
people that think the moon is made
Of green cheese, or what Is the same,
believe what oLo politician aud Office
seeker says Of another. Ashley rs
Is as good as two.thirds Of the per-
sons who have been bowling about
him, aud we think decidedly better.
lie will make o good Governor aud
bring Montana out Of the woods 10
short order.
That Ashley has been guilty Of
indiscretion, to use mild term,
there is not The slightest doubt; that
he did wrong IN net retiring from the
field during tie last Congressional !
race in his District is true,
but his course during his Con.
srcssiunal career has been such
as to meet the approval Of all.
There is one thing certain, Ashley,
notwithstanding his long service in
Congress comes out comparatively
poor mau, while some who are trying
to howl him down, and have boeu 10
Congress for period much shorter are
rich men, and became so on salary
amounting to the same that Ashley
received. OF course there was no
other way, in Congress, for them to
become rich.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
noe7-Sts

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
I STATES, for tie Northern District OF ohio.
m lhr matter CT Josiah Corbet, Bankrupt, In
Bankruptcy,
AtClevslAni, m saH District, on the lIih day
April, H., 1853, Northern District Of Ohio, SIS.
Take notice thU = petitlou has been hlcd ia
said Court by Josiah Corbett, of Republic, iu the
county OF Son0cN In sail District, dnly declared
a blnktupt under the Act OF Congress of Marrh
NJ, ~ Z, toF disehAre, aAa a certificate thereof
from all his debts aud other claims PROV able un.
der sald Act, ant that the 3lst day Of May, next
AZ loo'elook A. NJ, 10 Assigned f,rthe hesriUg Of
the same, when aud where YOU may attend and
show eause, u apv you have, why the prayer OF
the said fehtion should not b. granted.
You viii also take notice thAs the second aud
third meetings OF Creditors, required by the alth
aud 2Nh sections of said Act will be held by or
der OF said Court on the eSth day u May, A. n,
lSea, At 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, at NorwAlk, in said
District, before y, sawyer, EsQure, one OF the
Registers Of said Court
EARL niLL,
Clerk ofthe District CoaFt.
TO TIC Credit sot sad BAnkTapt tn0l'. u
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
fifteenth Constitutional Amend
mnnt.


Th. following States, as n,ar as we
eau figure, have ratified the Consti
tutional Amend meut:
Maine, Massachusetts, New York,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama,
Tennessee, Florida, Michigan, Illi-
nois, Wiscon-in, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Arkan
sas, Louisiana, Kansas.
or these, the ratification of Mis-
souri, is said to bo Informal or void.
The amendment was tolcgrnphcd to
the Legislature Of that State, and
one Of its most important sections or
paragraphs dropped. out and II was
passed in that shape. The matter
will be fixed up all right next rall=
Speaking on this subject, the N. Y
Tibuae says:
The following States are morally
certain to ratiIy tn, 18th Amend.
ment before the year closes: Yer
mont, New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Georgia, Rhode Island, Virginia,
Mississippi, aud Texas, will giyo us
the residue that We need, aud moro
too; and We hope for help also rrom
Ohio, Indiana, California, aud Ore.
gon. Success is almost beyond cou,
tingency. Land ho !
The Tribune is right enough as ro
CARDS most of the States, but it need
not expect help from Ohio as long as
the present Legislature holds fast
1t is "non eomeatabus."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22

A singular suicide took place the
other day in Glade township, War,
ron county, Pennsylvania, William
A. Rakesy, aged fifty eight years,
ia good circumstances, financially,
but laboring under fit of insanity,
went to the woods, climbed tree aud
affixed one end ofa rope to limb
aud the other to his neck, then shot
himself through the brain and hung
suspended by the rope. He used a
looking glass to assist him in taking
a proper aim. Mr.. b. was an educa-
ted man, having once followed the vo.
cation of minister, aud was a JUS
tice of the pesce at tho time Of his
death. He leaves a wife and several
children.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22

rnHE BEST wAYto obtain heavy yArd.wMe
L Cotton sheeting Il 10 send us \ (lnb OF so
names at 10 cts. each for our dollar goods. and
get tWentN-one yds. as commission Tor rASiag
the club, forly-t~0 yds Tor Club OF 30, sixty. Ave
sends for tho whole 100 ATtieles out OF the club
same commission paid in other goods, The
oldest largest, and most reliable Dollar Sale
House In Boston. Male and Female agents wAn-
ted, Sena Clubs and money IN registered let
etra, and We will guarantee prompt returns
Give Us one trial. Write at once fDr Circular
and Exchange Lat" of dollar goofs before
naing elsewhere. EASTMAN tKENDALL,
bhawley 81, nossoA ktssa At2lsaW
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22

The Peoples Reform Party con-
sisting Of CORY, Long aud two or
three others, met 10 Cincinnati, re-
Gently, to hear the report of com
mitteo ofa former meeting, Besides
the Peoples Party" there we're
some twenty-five persons present.
The address is very long, and we
make but one extract from il, In
speaking Of the public debt, tho ad-
dress says;
The public debt has no legal obli.
CATION because It was contracted by
the majority vote Of Congress sitting
under Federal compact Of all the
States, TO make war upon miuori-
ty OF States, each one Of whom was as
sovereign as any other State, with
the perfect right Of self disposal, 1t
ia debt as unconstitutional as IL il
had been contracted sRd sponte-ex
ira OF the Consultation by the minor.
iiJ of strong States, representing 4
majority Of the people say Ohio
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Penn
SJlyania, New York aud Georgia
for the conquest and subjugaiion o
the greater number Of weak anC
small States. The bare statement o
the proposition that the Constitution
gives us no right Of coercion refute,
all the habble about the "war pow
sr,"apd ",he prerogatiyes Of Com,
mander'in chief" who can never be
anything but a legal trustee, aud moi
an Emperor.
That is strong enough 10 meet the
approval of any repudiationlst.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22

Some papers are advocating tho
removing the Seat of Government to
New York Uity. For our part we
protest.
lst, From the reason that our Con u.
grcssmen arc surrounded with more
temptations than many of them can
resist in Washington it thcy were in
tho "ModSrn Sodomn under the ia,
6ueneo that even now exists there
the Lord ouly knows what would be.
como Of thcm.
2d. New York City is not any
moro Of central point than Wash
ingtou, except for wiokedness the
most vile.
3d. When this National Capital i,
moved il should be towards the Wos
tern Country-amoug the honest poo
pie Of the land
And so on.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
AdmlnIsiratOr's Sale of Real Hsinte

pursuance ot an or,lrrtsfthe Probate Court
L OF seneca Connty, OHIO, to me issued. in The
case o. John Lnts, Administrator of Msrt,n
Lrti vs Jacob Lutl Ead otheTs. Iwlll ofIer for
sale on saturday, May 22d 1860, between tho
hours otlo A. NJ, Andi p. NJ, on the premises.
lowsi "
Situated In the County OF seneca srd state
OF ohte, IN township three ta) north range four.
teen (lD east, being In lot number seven ti) in
ths town nt Beltsyille, In said County and stan,
except - sa feet on thu north part Of said lot
heretofore sold and conveyed te jobs MerchS ant
DettsNillc.
rrRMs, One third cash, one third In one y,.r.
and one thlra In two ears with interest, defer
red r,ymen" secured by mortgages on the
Atthe sAme time And ~ the dwsllinT herein
after Asefibed, will Offer for snlc the frame
dNelnng house situated on the land Of nAniel
letts, being wet hNlf of tht sonth eAsi ouarter
OF said section, there being the house ncsunled
hy the deeease ~ Tesidence. with the privilevs
OF rs|orins the same nom said land ia Que
rHNsss.--A credit OF six months with arnvavsA
security, JOuNIIifI
Admlnisirator Of Martin Lu'I.
LET n bRrwER, AtJs fnoYI- A
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22

Duriag tho extra session of the
Senate, upwards of six hundred nom
nations have bsnn sent in by the
President. All but one huudred ard
aty have been confirmed or reported
hvorably upon. But few rejestioAs
have been made,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
Facts and Figures from Commits
sioners' Animal Report.

We propose Ia this article to take
ap tho appropriations made by the
Commissioners, from tho County
Faud, FOR tho purpose Of making the
county's imaginary proportion of the
county bitches. Tho following are
the items from the report;
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
Earnn for Sale.

I WILL sell my farm located IN Liberty town
! ship, Seneca county, Ohio, sin miles west II
Ttin, contain ng lG0 ceres 10 OF which are well
improved, the balance beng timber land. There
is a good house, also barn, nearly new apon the
premises, with cthU convenient out-houses.-
Also, all kinds OF good fruit, and well OF good
and lasting wateu the 4 Nor. For further par
teuiars inquire Of lNUl 'criher on the farm.
not-30t iknES GRIMES.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-22
NOIicc.

NOTICE - hereby given that on Tuesday.
~ May 70, lsds, between the hours oflO O'Clock
4 M and O'CLOCK, T.. NJ, at the door OF the
Post once IN Rood township, In the county Of
seneca and State Of Ohio. the undersigned, MS
Assignee Of Daniel Leddck. sen.. BaAkrupt
VIII sell at public sHies for cash. the following
described rcul estate, the property OF tho sGid
Bankrupt, to-wit Being situate IN the county
Of Seneca aud state OF Ohio. and beginning Al
the southwest corner nf section thirty one (il),
township Two tll. north Of range eighteen Qsl,
nom thence north two (l degrees west, one
hundred and hity-ninr N6g) rods and seventeen
an Inks To q stake and stone thence north
eighu.siN ,S6) degrees east, eighty rods and
four lAl links to a stake and stunci thence sou'h
two dsgrcrs east, ouehuudred and hfty-niee (l5gl
rods aud seventeen O0 links TO a stake and
stone and nom thence 20 the piRco Of begin
ming, containing eighty acres Of land; be- the
same more or loss. SAID land Is TO he sold, al.
Nesled of all lines and the decree OF alim0ny in
favor OF Catharine Leddick, rei dered hy the
Cour' otCOmm"n Pleas Of the county nf seneca
and State Of ONO, ON the isth day OF December
lS6S, and dyested, also the contingent right of
dover the said CathaFine Leddick in sale land
SM. EDDY, Assignee.
Cleveland, o., April II, Iss9 no21-5t