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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08
Seratnhing Tickets.

The Democratic Clique, with the
fear of being "busted,' before them
are busy circulating that according tC
law no one has a right to scratch q
name from a ticket and insert in its
place the candidate for whom he may
wish to vote. The idea is so ridicu-
lous that it hardly seems possible
that any one could be guilty of tell
ing it for a fact, but so it is, and the
foolish story shows to what straits
the Clique are put through fear.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08
Notice.

TITILLIAM WONDERLY, whose place OF res
w idence is unknown, is aotihed that Re
beeea Wonderly did on the 2d day Of September
A. D., 1868, file her petition In The once OF the
CLERK OF the Court o fCOmmon Pleas, within and
f,r the county Of Seneca and State OF Ohio.charg-
ing the said William WOnderly with wiliul ab-
sence for three years last past, and asking that
abe NAV be divorced from said William Wonder
" which petitiOn Will stand for hearing at the
next term Of said court.
Dated this 81 y day Of August, 1863.
REBECCA WONDERLY, t. a
n-45-6w. By RigbY * Jones her Att'ys.-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08

Sam Carey in his speech here tried
hard to sway labor against capita =
He made numerous false assertions tc
SHOW that labOring men were oppress-
ed by capitalists, and did it too as
though he thought the former were
idiots enough to believe it. Labor is
necessary to capital and capital is
necessary to labor. The one cannot
get along without the other, and yet
this paid Democratic blower travels
through the country trying to sway
one against the other.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08
Amateurs and Fruit Growers
Attention!

4 HAVE now a splendid lot OF Strawberry
| pIauts OF all the leading varieties for Fall
DIauting, which 1 can recommend 8 being true
10 name. as well as being strong and vigorous.
Ihqve DoEner's Prolific, which Fruit Growers
saw is better than the famous Wilson's Albany
in every respect. I have Barnes Mammoth and
Colfax, both Justly celebrated as being excellent
berries. ] have IS varieties which offer to the
public as being No. berries. aim to raise no
other. l have a splendid lot Of Eiftatinny
Blackberry plants, frst-elass, which offer low
Il is finest blackberry grown. and Others have
tested them them the past season to our satisfae
tiOn. OF Raspberries | have seVeraI leading VAR
ties; DOlittles Improved, DayidsOn's ThOrnless,
Mammoth Cluster, Philadelphia, Golden Cap,
Catawissa and Clark.
My Nursery is situated 2 miles south Of Tfffin
On the MelmOre Plank Road. Persons wishing
70 buy OF see my stock before buying are respect
fully invited 10 call. Orders can be LEFT at ri. A
Busklrkis store JOSH. COVELL.
Milf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08
Look Out for Fraudulent Tickets

We are credibly informed that the
Democratic clique intend issuing large
numbers of Republican tickets with
the name of A. II, Byers for Probate
Judge. Mr.. Byers is not candidate
Vote no ticket without it bears the
name of VIM. NJ. johnson for the Office
of Probate Judge. Tickets with the
name of A. II. Byers, or any Other
Republican in that connection, are
fraudulent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08
STATEMENT OF DEBT
FOR SEPTEMBER!
Decrease of 81 ,467 ,429 40
Decrease of Debt since March,
$50, 1851 90


A careful examination of the Public
Debt Statement for September will
show whether or not the National
debt is being paid of. Figures won't
lie, and the assertions of the Democ-
racy, that the debt is increasing, is
fully answered by the following:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The pub
lie debt statement is as follows
Debt bearing interest in coin bonds
at ) per cent, s221, ,589, 300; bonds
at 6 per cent, s1,866, ,347, ,5O8: total,
/ 81, ,107, 1886, 500; interest, s42,123,-
$50 SO. Debt bearing interest in
lawful money certificates at 8 per
cent, S50,545,0 600; navy pension
funds at three per cent, $4,000, 600 ;
total, s64 ,545 900; interest, S1,242,
262 so. Debt on which interest has
cseaed since maturity, s4, ,522,G ,G96 81 ;
interest, S620,774 62. Debt bearing
no interest, demand and legal tender
notes, $780, ,114,643 so; postal and
fractional currency, s33, ,OO1, ,298 so
certificates of gold deposited, s24,
Az, ,720; total S413,528,G62 total
amount outstanding, $3.50, ,533, ,15S
ca; interest s44,O76.697 45. Total
debt, principal and interest, to date,
including coupons due and not pre-
sented for payment, s2,634, COS, ,S56
90. Amount in Treasury-coin, $685.
8O4,658 81 currency, s6,559,OO4 13.
Sinking fund-in U. S. coin, interest
on bonds and accrued interest thereon,
SIC, ,125, ,15S 50. Other U. S. coin,
interest on ponds purchased and ac-
crued interest thereon, S34,625, 962-
80. Total, $780, 6,114,783 80. Debt
less the amount in the Treasury,
SO, ,468, ,495, ,O72 10. Debt less the
amount in the Treasury on the 1st
proximo, S2,475. .962, ,5O1 so. De-
crease of the debt last month, Z 7,467 :
429 40. Decrease of debt since
March Ist. 1869. $50. .96S, 1S7 80.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.1'Otice.

TN the District Court OF the United States, for
i the Northern District Of Ohio, in the matter
of Jonathan w. Mills bankrupt, in bankruptcy,
Notice IS hereby given that there will be gen
eraI meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt al
NorwaIk in said District on the 23d day OF Octo-
ber A D. 1869, at 10 o'clock A NJ of said day, al
the cffice of Frank Sawyer, one OF the REGISTERS
In Bankruptey In said District, for the Purposes
named IN the twenty-seventh section oil the
JOHN w. PAINE
no51 2t Assignee.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08
David Davis Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under=igned
In has been appointed and IS qualified as TX
ecutor Of the will and estate OflDavid Davis, late
of the county of Seneca, q, deceased.
PETER KIMBLE.
Sent. Is Is6q.-nO 5I-pd.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-08

In recent speech Hon. John
Sherman thus spoke Of Pendleton's
''taxation of bonds" idea.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

be regarded as the most magnificent and powerful IN
these volumes Admirable as are hs other enor So4 0
and equal 20 the majesty Of the subject ana sun t
ling ling With all se a SteS 81 saesthe agCnes Of
that unrivaed Commonwealth OF that "iinE u,
and now OF the slave OF Africa-were in them
selves sufficient topics for e9guence; but the pam pam
Saiv n sspostasy of most Of the cultivated classes
from the principles of Christianity and the general ana
gacy OF the Wiiberforces and the Clarksonsthe sup
pressed indignation with which he was cOpeeu uay .
hat oRsrous which dared the face Of heaven
and the nineteenth century TO declare slavery 70 oe
which aimed at establishing new empire Win olavstyy
its foundation, and blood for It's ad
tODal pathos and sublinty TO his emotions ana ared
all the might of the vehement soul OF the OrsVol anu
called forth the nobest impulses OF great ana Jusoo
loving heart
The limitations OF Mr. Darwins theory Of the Origin
of Species are strkingy set forth in paper which
does Justice to the bodness and conseientousuess Oh
that great philosophical naturalist
The mind certainly recos from the attempt 70 reaze
numbers great and mnuteness so excessive as are ~
Piled in this hypothesis OF the gemnular CONSTITUTION OF
the organism but matter must be assumed 70 De ih
ltey divIslbe, and we know that pracucay IN tno
case OF OdoIerous bodies and infectious diseases, he
particles given of must be nconceivaby minute % wS1
In the latter they possess power OF .ho
within the body almost precisely analogous ust asrse
claimed by Mr. Darwin for his gemmues aSirS We the
existence OF gemm1les so numerous and so small mas
really little weight an argument against hS h1Po'n
II ia evident that unless we accept the notion of super
natural in every case such hypothesis
m rms must be adopted account for the TRANSMISSION
of constitutional peculiarties from parents 10 lne o
spripg across bridge narrower even than that when
according to Mahometan tradition conducts the Faithful
into Paradise OF the defects and shortcomings OF TINS
proyisonal hypothesis one probably, Is more con-
sciOus than its gifted author himself-hs whole theory
fruitful as t has been III results and brilliant as Is tne
light t throws upon many of the most secret opraons
of Nature, brings at last face TO race WIN I to
which the human INTELLECT will. perhaps hGver N iD po % IN
answer and we can fully sympathze with MT Da III
the mournful feeling leading almost TO wall OF uesPau,
with which he finally as 10 were lets fall the partially
raised Veil as the inscruable Fae-phantom advances
upon him from its ambush behind the revealed portion
OF the majestic Temple OF Nature.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
MONDAY. March 29-P. ".

Gold opened at 131t sold at 1919, 1911, 1914,
closing ta3t The clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were s57 and the balances s99292 3L The
imports OF specie for the week were t1,9999I5
Government bonds opened dull at the closing rates OF
Saturday and upon the active demand for money, sold
down from 1ai per cent The transactions were Hight
and generally for cash. The continued unsettled cond-
ou OF foreign exchange prevents any further purchases
by foreign bankers for shipment they as yet un
able TO place the bills drawn against bonds last week at
satisfactory rates State bonds continue dull Iennes
see per cents sold at 66666i New bonds, 6td4 Ala
bama S. 6st North Carolina per cents, 6l0Glt VII
GINA O., eX-coupon, 56i New-York per cent Bounty
Loan lO9k Railway bonds we're steady. Erie 4ths sod
at 81. Michigan Southern Sinking Fund, 3D. RocK
Island per cents 93E Morris and Essex lss OO motifs
and Essex ads si a9O Park Bank sold at l59 Fourth
National 1854 Miscellaneous stocks were dull Della
ware and Hudson sold at l97 Western Union Telegraph,
s7l las7l Pacific Mail opened at s9l selling at 9i closing
M po, The short interest In stock is large. and
Ia repored that strong movement has been inaugu
rated TO advance the price upon the shorts The loss OF
the steamer Hermann entails but trinng loss upon the
Company Her original cost was about 10000, ana her
yaue has been marked down to $4,000 the Companys
books. Railway shares strong, considering the
active demand for money At the opening OF DuShess'
NewYork Central sold at 59. afterward raying TO lot
selling aferward at 1924 dI60i closing at 59i Reading
sod at o. Michigan Southern 95 North Western shares
were steady at s s3i for the Common and 9l0Hh for
the Preferred stock Paul stocks were one half lower
Fort Wayne was firm at l23d25i Rock Island SOLD at
iSOld3It Lake Shore aud Cleveland and Toledo sold at
loo, aiO6i; Delaware, Laekawanna and Western l4
Hannibal and ST. Joseph. ll7i The market was dun,
with but little demand stocks with the exception OF
New.York Central ahd Pacific Mall At the close prices
were lower, and the market unsettled.
The closing quotations for Government bonds were as
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANFs-For the safe-keeping and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds In
cluding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dla-
mOnds and valuable Jewelry of every description
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tlonal Park Bank in their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfec'
attanabe security has been reached, and at an e1-
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
nav both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
1st Feb. and lst Aug-in GOLD COIN, free of Govern
ment tax
limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency, of II. ID.
BoopY. Treasurer No l2 Wall-st., or of HENRY
CIEws g. Co. Bankers No. 80 Wall-st.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


M.RcH bales CottOp 80 bb Flour 200 bbls Com Meal
22O bags Corn Meal 7lo bash Wheat, as bush Corr 26 6sA
Os, 35 hush $50 bush Beans 80 BUSH Peas AZ bush RFe
"a bush Pa1sed 1880 pkgs Butter ~ bbs Egg 90 kgA Csi
Meats pkgs Cheese lO2S pkgS Beef OS pkgS Lard 10 essss
Iar IL TaoE 300 OIL Cske ~ cases
sahn Pork 100 Pkgs hee S bags pesHa aS ei.'
Sarch Dried Fruit 1875 bills Refined Petroleum. 80 o-
WHISKY 273 bblS Rosn. bbs Copper 44 bales Hops M hss
sugar bbs Sugar $3.50 bags Cotton seed 9J ohA hoase,
bales 1875 Sides Leather s0l Hides lo9 bdA anu O-es
HJes l63 bhda Tobacco 72g boxes aud Tobacco
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

new and beautiful volume on architecture
entitled WOOd,cards National Architect by GEO. L.
WooDwARp and EDWARD G.. THOMPSON. forms an appro-
nriate seouel TO the pre- 1Ous valuable works OF Mr'
Woodward ON the same subject furnishing the owners
OF real estate with variety Of suggestions IN regard
70 the erection Of desirable houses on their premises
II contains series Of practical working plans adapted
10 the wants Of great Of the American people,
with elevations, estimates and specifications IN shape
to be placed at once in the hands OF builder ior eAec
ton The work includes designs for houses OF moderate
valuation estimated at New-York prices with such de-
tails as will enable ascertain tho cost in his own
locality by comparison Of prevailing prices The forms
of the specifications such that they may be adapted
10 any OF the designs final estimates can be OBJ
tanned from local builders The drawings are not ohy OF
elegant execution. but clear III their Details ana 50
complete in their Illustrations as to take the place OF
large amount Of descriptive matter
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN OF LAKE ST.
PFRIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY
Since the close of our sales for the Company we have
been buying aud selling these bonds at our counter,
at market rates Paying seven per cent gold interest
in New York. free of taxation. we recommend them
To our customers as the cheapest security IN me market
JAY CooKE & Co, No. 20 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

proposals for 100000 eight percent equipment bonds
bearing date Of March 1852 and having nye years 70
run The interest Is payable eIniannually Marcn anu
Sent l. free OF Government tax. No bid Will DC ehter
taned at less than par and accrued interest. ,
TABLE of Ms rerdge Amount Of Loans, Specie CrcHa
tOn. Deposits aud Lega! Tenders an me BdnEs y MS
Oily OF Neu- York for ne reek ending Saturday, marc"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

The Eclectic Magazine (E. II. Pelton) continues
70 furnish well selected miscellany from the abundant
stores Of English periodical literature. The Apru mum
her contains several noteworthy papers including per
sonal sketch OF Neander with estimate OF his charao
fer as theologlan aud historian OF the church Ah
acute critical discussion Of the Modern Element IN Lat
eratnren - 70 which the name OF the writer, Matthew
Arnold will attract attention several pieces OF popular
fiction and one or two scientific papers OF consderaoo
interest One might put his leisure hours 10 iar worse
uses than dipping into the pages Of this excellent coiec
ton OF choice literature.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
.tp.yy cArTLE MARKEr-M.rch 20.

The cattle opens uBfaVoraby r sellers the demand for se-
Yok Is quite hight and for the Ess moderate ~ IN qsH $50 o'
Brtra which srcs bring as. Teek pnes ou' sne
srss, have declined 4dIe f Fine fat Illinois and Ohio Ses "
srsTug 80 10 bring s4dsic Small lots Of selected hsa
tnciv steers dic lover; the demi1d h inl s
pe, foT Lxbt Common TO st Tor Choe siA ra
state averaging lO7 D. No sales Of Hogs reported
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkET-Ms'eh ~ so, 4.
BeefCat doll; s9 head sol st OalOic for bAi yosG
Prime. "a c fo Fair 6d7c y n. for Common Sheep
demand 10 90 head sodGt sdsic Y y, gross Hogs dull ss"
900 al si5d 10 Is \ cat net
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
THE MARKETS.
NEW.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. March 90 1859.
Bsevra Cowa Vesia Sheep ard LAmoA swine IonL
agi I8 1908 nl3 l9l2Ss +'$S
These we're sold ~ tho following market-piaees:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
MasRintrp.
7 ESLIEs Patent tSUPERllEATlNG BOILER.
TESTIMONIALS FROa THOSE USING.

4 ESLIEs Patent SUPERlIEATlNG BOILER.
i A TESTIMONIALS FROM THOSE USING.
Hup,oS CovsrI ALSrnousE, HUDsoS cousrr, j.
Feb. q. ses. !
Mr. LEE-Dar r, The Boiler you furnished al ih. Hsdsoa
County Alms House j. 10 satisfactory n rs'Ps and 80
willingly bear testimony good qualities BOs purebiirE
P.ot Roller %. had horizontal tubular be. ib 1nsh ubs,
boiler
wbsn tbeT Boiler them IN respect
and per in fuel Yours, respectfully,
JOHN STuRGBS II u. VAN hoHIhanp'
JAMEs LYNCH JOHN BRlSkBkioFF
JACOB J. EBwKIRK
ovvor u, PRzpyEicK LsE BROTHER Provision pttlsu cor of
Hpdson and Chnstophsrst.. NsslOrI, March 20 1852
NJ sir, Are yerJ pleased sh ths - horse
Patent Roller recently does rot
yrh o, though having dd l0borse poser boiler
Iorm,rt ssssd that are dong ibs zane
" So ps1 esr IN tie .moub, vii pay for itself
,s,s.e3 Yours trnly y LINK 4 BROTHER
PATERSON ~ J., March u.s. 1862
Mr. IT. Lu,LE-Sir: Your Pssnt Boiler iohors poSer par
chased Of exceeds eIpseaons; gives all The sm re-
n r Ihorss engine but bali he e
Of 5hoe power boiler formerly used believe Be th best
'ais'l, Nsa, a,a ,I1 %o'' s'O'O"'''' D NcGRoGAN
Egv.YoRE March 26 Is6a
Mn H. Lrsr-Sr pleased with the Leslie Patent
Beier the stslmuE Ste II far eIoesd
expectations The boiler bad previous to purchasing you Pten
sd 70 good bosr consumed TINS Of coal Neef Now
your Boiler giving the required using tans of Goa per
SeeL 90 yon will 46 tuns Of coal yearly would
to want of boilers that TIE Leslie rAsns o
believe b the bes. boiler nov In use both Tor coaoT ta
ADDRESS JERSEY CITY PosT.ORRICR.
CTEAM-E ENGINE for SALE.-A Steam-En-
borepo1er; also shaning and Betting Apply TO
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ, No SJ Ea'' fhJ hiraaL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

The Westminster ReUieto (The Leonard Scott
Publishing Coz for the present quarter, among
other interesting papers, has extended notice Of the
new edition Of Richardson's "Clarssa' reyiving the
memory OF q favorte novel OF great grandmothers
which has almost been crowded out of sight since the
appearance upon the stage Of Sir Walter Scott Bulwer
Dickens Thackeray and other great Of fiction.
The Of Richardson TO be ranked among the great
est imaginative writer's conceded without dissen
tient voice by the critical Judgment Of the last century,
and by the unanimous suffrage Of the prominent French
writers On this point interesting anecdOte Is related
by the editor Of the novel; Pacing up and down the
library of the Atheneum Club together, Macauay and
Thackeray came talk OF Richardson's masterpiece.
The great novelist asked the great historian whether he
had ever read It, Not read Carissa {" cried Ma
caulay; IL you thoroughly entered "Clarssa"
and are infected by it, can't leave It. When In
India passed hot at the hills and there
the and the Secretary Of Government
and the COmmander-in-Chiei, and their wives had
"Carissa" with me- and they began TO read IT,
the whole station in passion Of excitement about
Miss Harlow aud her misfOrtunes and her scOundrely
Lovelacel The Governors wife seized the book and the
Secretary waited for IT, and the ChieJustce could
read II for tearsP" review Of Mr. Brights speeches
gives discriminating estimate Of the rank Of that emf
nent man rs statesman and parliamentary orator
Thefoowing remarks his American speeches win DO
read with deep interest;
From Ar Bnght's speeches the condition OF Ireland
we pass 20 those America In whose mighty aud hos
ireland have found shelter and home and the means Of
noh1faSe M odependencei IN the story OF whose pros
Ic al the lovers OF freedom throughout Europe have
Ioand consolation and hope in the darkest hours OF
oPRteaOn ana wrong, and from whose immense, ineyt
aDy, Increasing greatness, none divine how
much Of the future history Of mankind will be
uyeSed dr,ing Inc t speeches which Mr. Bright de-
suspense In which all lovers OF jusHce and
battle Slavery and Freedom apS va s ssb time ,o That the
america with dreadful but unavoidable carnage must
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

The April number of the Brooklyn Monthly
Estans the promise wlrh winch thatneW' peiouoai
has Just entered npon s career IL contains poErepn
tal sketcb Of the eminent Episcopal divine, the Rev.
DIR Ittleohn, who has not long since been elected TO
the office of Bishop Of Long Island. "Roorbacks ana
the Like" gives comic description Of some OF the Ia
nous hoaxes which have been played OF on sundry as
tute newspaper editors generally for the sake OF poh
cal effect large space iu the number Is devoteu 70
fiction and eopou- supply of artistic and literary mat
ter completes the contents.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

A useful pamphlet compiled from the annual
raview OF the Commercial and Financial Chronee' CON
tanning series Of tables of the fluctuations IN sou'
~ 49,. aud Government securities from 1868 to
so ,.,sie with variety Of other financial informa-
tion copdensed into q small compass, is published Oy
william b. Dana q co.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

Onward, Capt Mayne Reids new venture IN
The magazine line continues to be chiefly written py MS
own hand although manages to escape the monotony
which might be anticipated from such bold appncatoh
OF the "one-man power" He proposes ho"e'ei, "
change this arrangement Tor the Iu'ure' a"u "
dne,ions of the "natIve pen," which, we apprehend
orc NV M means certain 20 improve the quality OF the
work At present the crowded pages OF Onward 40
not disappont the expectations awakened oy the Dr
liant coloring and hopeful cmblems of its exterior
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS

A Rsrie,o of Mr.. Brighfs Speeches by GEohSE ZOE
w,suBuRN sMALLEY reprinted from the eoiO"n'
journal for which it was originally s"ian %
brought out in q handsome volume Dy "a0niiA" ~
London
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
Qtntistrp.
Sust amb fOunb.

7 OST-From an Express wagon, a PACKAGE
j. addressed John Ward DeAa Bosion eona9sg boot vsoaee
op suitable rsSa vii be paid ior u on 'pPhrahon
20" =" JOHN HOEY. No. 50 Broidsay
I OST-A large OPERA GLASS in leather
case between Thryhrt. by Of Nutbare and he eT9
bp. and Booths Theate RAy evening at The fall value vii be
paid for IL on return Gibbons No 3 West Thririhrdst