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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

DISTRICT COURT of the United states, North.
~ era oi ono, In the matter OF Daniel Ernest;
BANKRUPT, IN Bankruptcy. A. Cleveland, N the
ssld District, on the 9TH day OF March, A. ID
lsls, Northern District ofOhlo, SSi
Take nutiro that petit on has been nled in
SAID Court hy Dmiel Ernest, OF Tinin, IN the
county OF Seneca IN said District, duly declared
y Bankrupt under the Aot Of Congress OF March
{; I'M all hisdebtsa aud othcrclalma pruyahlc under
sad Act, and that the lith day OF April next, at
looclock A. M. Il assigned Tor the hearing OF the
shme' when aud where yon may attend amt show
petition should not I've granted.
You VIII also mke notice that the second mn
ln.rd meetings OF Creditors, required hy thj
2'th aud 2Sth sections OF said Act. viii he held
by order OF sttl Court on the 10th dat uf Aprt
A. ID 1867 a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Norwnlk. in
the reg s,ers Of said Court
EARL DILL,
nO2t.2t Clerk ortha D,.trist ts,,r,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

LEcTURE.-Theodorc Tilton, edit.
or of the N. Y. Independent, will
lecture at the City Hall, next Tues.
day evening,
Mr.. Tilton's reputation as a lectur-
er is so great that nothing need to
bc said in his favor.
A change will be made in the
speakers stand in the Hall. 1t will
bo placed in the middle of the west
side of the Hall, SO that all can hear
the speaker distinctly.
Now, in regard to the Y. NJ. @. 4 L.
Association. That society has at.
tempted to furnish to the citizens of
Tifin aud vicinity, entertainments
the past winter both instructive and
amusing and that has been
success. Financially, the society
has not succeeded--have not realized
enough to pay the expenses accom-
panying the lectures. 1t is not
right. II spei ks badly for our love
of the higher order of entertainments
A negro show eau carry off for one
exhibition over $500, while some
thing rational cannot realize ex.
Now will the citizens attend
these lectures hereafter, if for no 9th
or reason than to get the society out
Of debt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

SENECA County MERCHANTS. -
Attention is referred to the adver-
tisemeut of Alcott, Horton & Co., OF
Cleveland, o., Wholesale dealers in
domestic and foreign dry goods, hos.
iery, gloves, wall and window paper,
ETC., etc. They claim, and we think
justly, unsurpassed facilities for fur
uishiug merchants with goods, aud at
rates as low as Eastern houses. Try
them, and see how well they can and
will do.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

Music AND Music LESSONS New
and popular piano music and songs,
including selections from all tho re-
uOwucd opcrrs now being played in
New York, selected by myself during
my last visit there, for sale at Fis,ie':
Candy Store, Washington Street, op-
positc National Block, TiGIin, Ohio
A few pupils taken for the piano
forte at reasonable rates.
V. +. FIsTIE.
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r,rrIN M,nHrrs.

Corrected weekly, BY :. 0. snssth.
FLOUR- sr.Jc % essO
WukAr-siS 81 10 1 a. from teaua
COHN, ,-Oii, shclisd, " etc.
ineAr. 20
RYE u IS TO 81 10 pc, bushel
OAfS- % ccnts.
CLOV EN SEEu-s1aco
TIMOTHY SEED-sa.5o 10 aIey
FLAX SEED--e2 %.
BARLEY--ti,6ot TO 200 pes bushsl.
Hooa-lise, per cNt to sspQ AeoO
dressed . sii.to 10 siaof
TWIN PRiCB CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Persons a Wilson. Empir,
Block.
BurrEH-.esto 10 njeent, per pound.
y i0S--ie veRts per dozen.
LARp--ij ceuts per pound,
TAbJUW-lO cents per pound.
hEGSWAN 40 cehts per pound.
PlrAfOES--5O TO % cts. per bushel.
AfPLES-Grcen 81 20 C0 pet bu>hel.
Dtl'd 10 cents per pound.
FEATNER>--fs cents per roupa.
PkLrS-a5 to IS cents each.
kAGS--i TO cents per pound,
HAN-sin TO sta per ton.
ONlONS--St,io 30, per hushei.
lthlckena tut I cents pcr Pcuad.
pOt't rpV lurktcs ~ 10 IS cents pcr p,uudi
bucks u to n ceuts i-r puund.
Geese "a " 20 ccuts each.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
MARSHAL D. FERGUsoE, Sec'y.
List of Letters remaining ia the Timu

List Of Letters remaining ia the TiHin
Post Office, March, 1869.
Ward Barber. Sally Ann Babcoek, DR..
BounIIng, John Bolen, Mrs Susan CrAmer.
Daniel Cochard, Miss Rebeca Deaver, w. T
Daywalt, James Ecroyd, Mrs SusanA Fred.
ricks S. 7. Finch, SusA Freeze, Dr. F Frank
lin, Miss Y Feasal, @ Fowler, Geo VIC.
Graham, 7. P. Hightower, Joseph Hanren,
Mss orpha j. Haynes, Elizabeth Hoover,
Mrs e. N. Holt +. Huested, Miss Fanny
Kimes VIM II. Kelly John Loverman,
John Lenermau, Samuel Long, l.. Il. Low,
Pard Lodge, Miss Jennie Mayhne, Brenhard
Miller, Miss Lily Martain, August Miller
Jacob More Hiram Peck Miss Melinda Phil.
abum, Samuel r. Reed, Miss Barbery Rueld,
Any Lightning Rod Dealer, Henry W.
Shannon, John Stuhl, Ludwig Straps,
Mayor Geo II. Turner, Caleb Wheeler, ST.
rous Waner.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

PUBLIc SALE. The subscriber will sell n,
Public Sale at his residence three miles south
and one mile est Of Republic on Wednesday,
March 2ith 1869. The following property
viz; Horses, Hjrnoi Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Wagons Carriage, Biggy. Wheat corn, oats
AMI hay, and large lot of farming inn
pemsuts of every description; also Stoves,
Tables, Chairs, Balstcaii CIrpctiug and
many other articles OF household and kitche n
furniture too numerous to mention. Sale
to commence at % o'clock.
q JOHN SwIGERT.
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Administrators A Sale OF Real Estate.

n pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro-
= bate Court OF sesccn County, ohio, I will uf-
LOT '9r sale 90 Public Auot ion on the 0ih day ui
Aptll lt6A, between the hours OF one and thres
y, NJ upon the premiAe', the following describ
ed real estate situated In the county OF Soheca
.nh StHtr OF Ohloi to.witi ln-lot humbc TWEEN
ty-e ght (e) In the village Of Atica I'm said conn
y aud part Oflot No. four ~ IN lsertion num-
Der one ~ In section ten (lO) township one (Il
north OF Range seventeen O7l Eait IN sad srne.
land. -
TERMS or SALE; One third In hand, one third
IN one year and one third In two years from tho
day OF sale with Interest, the Payments TO be ae-
cured by mortgage upon the pfenisea sold.
Attica March 9TH 1852.
ABRAHAM POLLINGER.
Admir- of John POlllugcr, deoLb.
LEST I'm SUTTON. Atty. no2I.lt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

President Grant nominated for
promotion and the Senate confirmed,
the following officers
Gen. Sherman. to General of the
Army Gen. Sheridan, to Lieut.. Gen.
eral, vice Sherman, promoted; Brig
adler General Scho6eld to Major Gen
eral, Uiee Sheridan, promoted Col. O.
Q. Augur, to Brigadier. General, vict
scboaold, promoted.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

A DEBATE.-The members Of the
Webster Debating Society, having re.
moved to their new room over the
First National Bank, will commence
exercises on next Friday evening, by
discussing the popular question Of
Suffrage. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all who may wish to attend,
and to the ladies in particular.
COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

THoRN0UR5. Died ef paralysis in Edep tP.,
on Tuesday the "a inst Mrs. Sarah Thornburg,
aged 70 ysars less II days
Aunt Sally" was born in Berkeley county,
Va, on tho 18Th day Of March 1895. She with
her family moved 20 seneca county. ohio, about
ssyears sgo. She male . pubic profession Of
faith IN Christ whom n years old and JON ed tho
Z. Church, Ia which Oh rch she lived 80
years until death remove her from the church
militant 10 the church triumphant.
She knew what IL was 10 suhtr. but she knew
also 70 whom 70 go TO for help in time Of suffer-
ing. She Lived consistent christian life. she
leaves fouF-ehildren 10 mourn her loss, bat not
tomoarn as those Who have no hrPs.
SIX.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

SENECA County TEAoHBRs' UMoS.- Mem.
bers OF "The Seneca Teachers Union" are
notified that the next regular meeting of th,
Union will be held at City Hall, Tifin, Gu
Saturday, March 2Th, 1860, at 10 O'Clock
AN. Notice was given at the last meeting
that there would he presented at the next
meeting, several important amendments tc
the Constitution, one Of which relates to the
attendance Of members, also other business
OF interest to those belonging to the organi-
zation will be before the meeting. The FIX,
ecutive Committee request all>the members
tO. be present. By order Of the Union.
JAS. STINCHCoMB, PreS'r
MARSHAL D. FEaGUsoE, Secy.
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ApMINIs srRAroN,s aALN

PURSUANT To the order Of the Probat,
Court OF Seneca county Ohio, will offer f0t
sale Nt public vendue ut the door Of the
Court House In said e5inty, on the ID day Vi
April 1869, between The hours oflo clock
A. NJ. and o clock p. ", the following dc
scribed lands and tenemcnts to-wit, The
North halfof the North West quarter ot sec
tion NV cniy'si (2G) In Liberty town ship IN
said county, containing eighty Heres more OF
less aud subject to the dover estate Of Re
becea ]. Sehaull therein.
RUDOLPH ELLENDERGBR,
Admr. de bonis non OF Geo. W. Schnull dee d
GrusoS n pENsiSoroN Attys no2i-lw
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

1t is a noticeable fact that not one
Of our Senators, Attorney General
Evaris, or any Of our leading meu
we're aware Of, or at least bad forgot.
ten, the existence Of the law render
Ing Stewar, ineligible to the sccreta-
ryship Of the Treasury. Leading
newspapers we're in the same boat.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

LosT.-AbOut six weeks since,
somewhere in Tifiu, a lady's 6ne gold
locket, with places for four pictures
on the upper part Of the lOcket, in a
scroll, is the name "Mary." Any
person having found it will be liber.
ally rewarded upon leaving it at Mrs
Aliens. 2lt
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

WooD.-Thosc of our subscribers
who expected and agreed to pay their
subscription in wood, but have not
brouc ht it along, will have to come
down with cash. We don't propose to
be left without wood that such may
realize two prices for what they have
to sell, during bad roads.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

Let it be always remembered that "Bar-
retts Vegetable Hair Restorative" Is not n
dye that il does not color the scalp, but by
its remarkable liie.giving proprieties restore
the hair 10 its original lustre and beauty
Detroit TTibnWe
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

PupLIc SALEs.-By bills printed
at this oiIi,e, we learn that sales of
personal property will take place as
fDllows;
Tuesday, March Il, on the Nc
Cutchensville road, 5 miles from Tifiiu,
Chns. Hedges will offer horses, cows,
swine, reaper and mower, aud various
agricultural implements, household
furniture, Sc.
Wednesday, March q, John Swi.
CART, . miles south and Que milo east
Of Republic, sells horses, cows, sheep,
carriage, bees, agricultural imple-
ments, carpenters tools, household
furniture and large variety of other
articles.
Friday, March 2G, tho Executors Of
the estate of the late Henry Creeger,
Sr., will offer, on the Fostoria road,
three miles west Of Tiffin, horses, cows,
swine. bees, mower and reaper, hay,
wheat in ground, &c.
Saturday, March 27, Jas. Davidson,
on the Ludwig farm, p miles north
east of Fort Seneca, will offer horses,
cows, swine, sheep, plows. farming
tools, household furniture, &c.
In Eden township, on the road
from Tilin to Attica, Friday, March
26, Jonah Brown ill sell cattle,
sheep, hogs, wagons, horse rake, pork
wheat, farming utensils, household
furniture, &c.
CoUSctL.- March 9Th, at n meeting Of Couu-
Gil, Messrs johnson, Noble, Wagner and
Kuup were present. The following orders
were issued:
II. q, S,lsby, $40 rs for patent combinu-
ton coupling
Gas Works, $40 ST, gas meters and re-
pairs TO Feb. %.
The city solicitor was ordered to asccr-
tnin and report the lowest rates at which
gas, per thousand feet, can be furnished in
the city Of TiGin.
The ordinance to regulate the price Of gas,
ETC., was postponed till next meeting.
The ordinance supplementary to m ord.
nance regulating auctions was passed.
In report of last weeks Council proceed
ings We gave the price paid for hose,
couplings, etc, at $2s4 90 instead OF 50,
sli, so, the correct amount
REAL Estate TRANSFERS entered upon the
Recorders book for the week ending March
9th:
S. T. Finch to II. Conrad, in-lot No. 203
in Green Springs for Sl4l.
c. Wagner to J. Carson, acres in Seneca
p, 27O.
G. Hunter TO I. Frost, 7acrss in Block ~
adjoining this city for 2,54l.
J, Both to r. A. Walker, in.lot No. 6Oa
in lst Ward for 237.
], W. Patterson to j. e. IIuss, in-lot No
80 In lst Ward for 5000.
L. A. Carpenter to A. Gangloof, 80 acres
in Venice tp.. $500.
II. Slosser to s. Warling, 40 acres in Hope
well tp, for 2 600.
S. Scott TO ]. Dafer, in-lot No. 27s In Eos.
toria for l,4oo.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

IN the District Court Of TIE United states, for
| the Northern District a. Ohio. 10 the matter
& { reeae.S Y ', s1evsaa o ppsstnnl. " Bank
The undersigned he,rehv fivcs notice Of hts
alnpeirimeni a. A. noA II tleesnls pf rhemas
W q and OF f..fin. o. intf 81 esnecs and ale
'' ono, ~Ao "a esss sa'eEsa z a,, E ,aASsssg, s:s.
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Underwriters Agency.
Aggregate Assets, ss,OSi, ,oS9,0S.
AUDlToR oT.srArE's oFFlcE,
Department Of lHsurance.
CoLuMnus. FrnnrAnrA IaGn.

CoLuasvs, FEBRUARr s. 1860.
tits HEAGsy CERTrFIEa. That the GERMA-
MA, HANOVER, NIAGARA 4 REPUBLIC
Fare Insurance Computes, located in New York,
In the State Of New York, operating IointIy In
ONO under the name OF the Underwriters
Agency, have complied, In all respects, with the
laws OF this State, relating TO aucl Insurance
Companies, for the current ySar and have each
MED In his once 4 sworn Statement, by the
proper ofncers, showing their oondit on and
business, ~ the dAte OF such Statements ,Decstn.
Der 81, l6G5) to be, IN the Aggregate, as follows
Aggreeate amount of aotuLpald up
Zap tai ..r....,.. ..,@.,..,........ s22Oo 900 90
Aggregate amount OF available As.
,...~.......... s.0si,OSoss
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities,
Including Re-Insurahce) ............ 1000 49S SO
Aggregate amonnt OF Income Tor
the preceding yolr.,...... .........,. 2,iO0TtIl3
Aggregate amount of Expenditures
for the preceding year. F............ s,ls6, ,so0.Il
IN WIrNEss WHEREOF, have hereunto
snbsoflbed nv name, aud caused the
II. 81 Seal NJ my once 10 be Atixod, the
day and year above wriiten.
JAMES II. GOLDMAN,
Auditor OF State.
ROBERT LYsLE, Agent, Tifhn.
y wILKIEsos. Agent, Fosioria.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

Some Of the good ingredients Of other
Halr Preparations enter "BGrrstts." The
poisonous drugs are kept Out and win neveI
gst 10.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
RonERr LYsLE. Soy.

To the exclusion of our usual vari
ETY. Of reading matter, We give John
sons dying groaus, which tually cul.
inmate in shrieks, and an interesting
account Of the Inauguration ceremo.
nies, the address of the new President,
aud the organization Of the Senate
We should not allow Andy quite so
much space but that we think he is
entitled to "last words" to the pco-
pie "of whom he now has become
which, We wonder ifhis confidence
iu that same people continues as
strong as in former days2
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

The Ottawa County Uaion has been
eulorged aud is a well gotten-up
sheet, aud we'll filed with interesting
reading matter.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

T. II, HOupt, salesman for the
Fiudlay Cigar Mandatory was in
town Saturday last. As usual he
sold a large quantity ofcirars.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

INTERESTING TO BuILDEUs.-Thc
cheapest place to buy your nails,
locks, glass, &C., is at tho Hardware
Store Of L. Il. Stewart 4 Bro, Fosto
ria, Ohio. Price their goods before
you purchase elsewhere.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

The Morris Miustrels gave an en-
tertainment to a lorge-very large
house on Wednesday night Of last
week. Anglo. Africans draw we'll.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11
A Changa for the Ratter,

Ono Of the last acts of John
son was to pardon Jacob and Moses
Dupuy father and son. of crimes which
the following dispatch explains
From that it seems that hereafter
the Government intends to punish
its criminals. We are to hear of no
more compoundiug with felony, but
if people swiudle the Govern ent
they must suffer the penalty. Mat.
lers open favorably for honest men,
but unfavOrably for the Whiskey
aud all other rings.
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KsrArn OF nENnv CnERokn, sr

NoTICEh hereby given that the undersigned
N have becg name anil are qualified a. ISscu-
tors OF the VIII aud Estato of IIsnry Crreg,r =
ST., late Of tho county Of seneca Ohio, deceased
ADAM MILLER
JOHN N CNFEGrN
JAMES CnEEGHR
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

March opened cold and bleak. We
have had no colder weather this Win.
ter.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

TRIBUNE FoR MAILING Copies
Of the Tribune, in wrappers ready
for mailing, Gao be had at this Count.
ing Room, at FIVE cents each.
CARD.-The Young Mems c. & L.
A., hereby tender their sincere thanks
to tho ladies' OF the city who so ear
nestly labored and heartily cooper.
Grated with us in getting up the sup
per at National Hall, on the 18th aud
9th inst. also, to the citizens
who pa,ronized US. We world state
for their information that the net
proceeds we're sll5 9j.
RonERr LYsLE. SEo'Y,
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The Tableau Of Millions Paradise
Lost had a crowded hall on Monday
night.
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kxRCUTon,s NoTIcu

~ OrtcE Is hereby given that the uudrrsi 20
~ sithas bsrn ap goiniei Executor ~ fts hst
IA sud t,piamens of y. T. Lee, late OF stneea
M.st. -,Y,' JAcnn HosstrR.
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March 9th, 1850.

Marshal Murray TODAY received from
Washington a pardon from President john
son for Jacob and Moses Dupuy, father and
son, who were convicted at the January,
1869, term of the United States Circuit
Court Of this district, OF rescuing seized
whisky from revenue officer Jacob was
sentenced to three years imprisonment at
hard labor, and 6ned 5000, and Moses was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment and
find $500. The pardon is granted on the
ground that the Dupuys had given valua.
BILE information in regard IL revenue frauds,
and had been promised protection. The par
dons are conditional upon the payment of
the fines impJs,d.
Shortly alter the pardon was received by
Deputy Marshal Thompson, the District At
torney sent telegram TO Commis sioner
Rollins informing him Of the fact and be had
brief interview with President Grant, the
result Of which is embodied in the following
dispatch, received at the District Attorney s
office at three o'clock:
"WAsHNGTnN D. c., March G, 1869.
"7o Samuel @. Cjurtnsy, Esq, United
States Attorney, No. Al Chambers street
Nes Tork1 100 ToTECT
81 have just seen the Preiiient, who in
staatly ordered the Withholding OF the par
doh OF the Dupuys. | have sent to the
State Department tn See II the pardons were
issued. II the Marshal has them, let him
Withhold them The President is in earn.
est about this.
"[Siguedl E. A. RottISs, Commissioner.
Later in the day the following dispatch
was received at the Marshals otficei
"wAsHISGroS, D. O., March O. 1860.
TO Robert AaSrSy Esq, UAitsd States Mar.
shall, Nsae YOrk; c,-.r gy
"lf Jacob and Moses Dupuy have no
been released you will regard tLeir parlon
as cancelled, aud return the rame at once e
this Department
Tslgned1 E. D. wAsHpuRnE.
Secretary Of State"
In compliance Deputy Marshal Thompsor
sent the parconS OF the pupuys back TO tbs
State Department.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

Clark, Bros. recently started a pa.
per in Clyde. 1t is a neat sheet and
presents a creditablc appearance. In
politics il is neither fish nor flesh, but
simplv neutral
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

HEIDELBERG CoLLEuE.-The ex.
nminations in Heidelberg College
will take place on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 10th aud 18th inst
The friends and patrons of the Col.
lsgc are cordially Invited to attend.
GEO. w. WILLARD, Pres.
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LOCAL BU sINBss NOTICES.

Mlckcy's FOStorla ack-This Hack
leaves Fostorla Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat.
urday OF each week, at : A. NJ, and arrives
at Tilin vt 10 o'clock. Returns same days
leaving Tiiin at p 2. N.
The driver Frank Richards, Is careful and
safe, sad the charges are low. Hack stops
at Davis House. nol1-u.
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GREAT BARGAIN
REAL EST AT {.

I OHer for sale a house and two anil one.halr
l acres VI land situated lust out,idc the cutpOr-
We limits OF the city lust cast cf Faif Ground,
On tho dircc, tuid TO Republic Tue house Ia a
large two story buick, containing SIX tine rpOm e,
has good we'll and estein, ceiur, etc On the
place IA good fiams BAN with carriage huuse
attached, Rnumbvr of uuu trees, shrubbcrv, aud
IN every rcSpect " iaR complete AMI peRsAht
place. For tcrms apply t0 the subscriber Ur at
a. r. sLAYMAKER.
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
AgricuIGMraI.

THERE win be meeting Of the Board of pi-
L rectUrs OF the Seneca County AgrienltnrA
Court Houte At T. lnn. Time Of Eneelhg, p. 81
Itil attendance h Rololted.
by order Of the Presldcnts
-. g, W. eAcHAlAS, Secretary.
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Toledo Silver Plato Company,
Factory 2sl St. Clair ST., Toledo o.
Manufacturers Of
HINE SILVER PLATED WARE.

Especial attention paid to REPEATING old tAre OF
all kinds.
Close plating In all Its braheheA carried on
scnd for Price List
no2l iy A II sAwKINs Agent for Tim
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

w. L. Myers of the Wood County
Sentinel and G. Parmenter of the Iii.
ma Gazette have been elected Post.
masters Of their respective Places
Good towns for newspaper publish
ers are Bowling Green and Lima.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

House WANTED. - Any person
having a good house, containing Eve
or six rooms, can secure a good, care
full tenant, by applying at this office.
Possession wanted the 1st of April.
LATEST STYLEs.-We have the
very latest styles of type for We'd
ding and Invitation Cards. Printed
cards are far'more stylish than those
written in the finest chirography.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

Secretary Of State
In compliance Deputy Marshal Thompson
sent the parcOnS Of the puPuys back TO the
State Department.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1869-01-28
Registers Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons in
teresled In the Estates of the respective de-
cedenis. that the following accounts have
been filed in The Regi,ter's Office of Mon
roe County, and will be presented for con
frmation to the Orphans Court of said Coun.
iy, at Stroudsburg. on Monday, The 22d day
of February, 1869. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Account Of Samuel s. Dreher, Admins
traitor, &c. of Daniel Marvin, deceased
Account OF Abraham Levering, Executor
&c. of Hannah Woolbert, deceased
Account of David Keller, Administra tor
with the Will annexed, of Mary Keller, de-
ceased.
Account of Samuel Posiens, Executor, &c.
of Elihu Pcstens, deceased.
First account of Michael d. Christman,
deceased.
Account of Simon Storm, Adminis,rato tor,
&e. Of David Bowlby, deceased.
Account OF Daniel Price (by his Admins
traitor, Jacob Price,) and Wilkinson Price,
Administrator of Benjamin Price, deceased.
Second and final accouat of George Butts,
Administrator, &c, Of James Rackhow, de-
ceased.
JOHN 8. FISHER, Register.
Registers Office. Stroudsburg. !
January 2S, 1869.