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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Auy person who reads regularly
the Washington letters Of Don Piat:,
TO the Cincinnati Commercial can
but come 10 the conclusion that the
writer Is either smsu OF asto onishiag
ability, and a marvellous Judge Of
human nature, or . waspish,'
soured, old scold. Particularly so is
II 10 regard to the lucky fellows who
get the Offices aud the oees who arc
80 unluCky as not to get them. Ae-
eording TO Don, iD nearly every case,
the former are just the ones that
ought not TO be appointed, while the
latter ere exactly fitted FOR the posi.
iious they didn't get. Aud so Don
goes on, soOlding and fault finding,
until his readers are forced to con-
elder that he held himself open for
any Of the Offices he complains
about, aul feels sore over not getting
one Of them. g o
However, the course Don takes in
this ma ter may bO only carrying out
hi, mission. Unfortunate people need
some balm applied TO soften their
dissppoiutmOut-and what is so good
IS to see the ones that have beaten
them get ahused--whilo the one
that secure the good things all poll.
tioiaus are now seeking for-Ofhces--
will be all the better for little chaSt-
sniug from Don's fertile pen. ThA. is
Don's mission sure.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
General Items.

Late Arizona intelligence says In-
dian depredations and murders are
numerous. The people are becoming
exaspersted, and n war of oxtormiua-
tion is suggested, commencing with
massacre Of the Indians residing on
x-Presideut johnson, Mrs, John.
son, Judge Patterson aud family, aud
Robert johnson have left Washing.
ton for Greeuvlllc, Tenn. Mr., John.
son accepted an invitation from the
citizens Of Lynehbuvs to POrtakc Of
the hOspitoli,ie> Of their city. e
Tho Nevada News, of Saturday
evening, publishes telegram from
Pueblo reporting a fight at Fort
Lyons, Thursday night, between the
colorcd aud white troops, in which
several men were killed aud four or
five wounded.
In Rochester, ", n, March goth,
Mas,nic Hall, Cotie's cigar store,
IIawlcy'S stationery store, Bremaus
furnishing store aud sewing machine
rooms, aud Watts restaurant, ere
burned, Loss, ssO,OOOi Insured,
The Ere was all 10 one bSilding.
An Omaha special says Genera
Warren aud other members Of the
special COmmissiou, who have been
examining the Union aud Central
Pacific arc expected to return there
ne1t week They will proceed to
Washington aud then make their re
port,
The Pensacola aud Georgia Rail,
road, aud the Tallahassee Railroad
were sold in Tallahassee, on Saturday
at public sale. The drst was knock
ed down at 81, 100000, aud the las,
Az $4,000 to Debble and assoc
oia,es, 5000 to be paid on taking
possession, and the balance as called
for BY the Trustees Of tho IuternaI
Improvement Fund.
Mayor Thomas, of St, Louis, is on
trial before committee of the City
Council on the charge OfapppOpr lat,
ing city and other money without
warrant. His aecuser is Judge olO,
ysr, latO City Counselor. On being
questioned eOpOerniug tho case Of
Montgomery Blair against the city
where = verdict for defendant was
rendered, as to, his authority for pay
ing him $3.50, 10 settlement of his
claim, he stated that he had taken the
advice Of the Controller on the sui
ieot. 'r--
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Grant proposes to uppoiut as In
dian Agents men Of the Quaker per-
suasion. We hope this move will
prove successful. Ordinary mon,
generally speaking, whom they get
such appointments receive with them
an iutOlerable itching to swiudle the
Indians, aud they do it too. We
Iiuosrely hope the "Friends' thus ap-
pointed win prove worthy of the trust
If they don't We arc satisfied thai
no one can.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Senator Thurman, of Ohio, made
his arst effort in speech making one
day last week, on the repeal of the
Tenurs'Of. odhcs Law, He spoke but
= Short time, vet his remarks we're
listened to with close attention, aud
tho effort places him Al The bead Of the
Democrats side Of the Senate. II
We are obliged TO have 3 Democratic
RenatOr from Ohio, We are glad
that he is as able aud reasonable
smaa As Thurman.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

The following is tho FIRST bill that
President Grant attached his sigma.
ture to. II is entitled "A Bill to
Strengthen the Public Credit - @'l
BE Il enacted, &c, That In order
to remove any doubt as to the pur-
pose Of tho Government to discharge
alli.s obligations to the public cred
itors, aud to settle conflicting ques-
tions aud interpretations Of tho law,
by virtue of which such obligations
have been contracted, il Is hereby
provided aud declared that the faith
Of the United States Is .salSmnly
pledged to the payment in coin or its
equivalent Of all the obligations Of
the United States not bearing later
est. known as United States notes,
aud of all the interest. bearing obliga.
tions, except in cases where the law
authorizing the issue OF any such oh.
legations has expressly provided ihat
the same ms y be paid In lawful mon,
cy, or in other currency than gold
and silver but nouc of the said in-
terest bearing obligations, not al
ready due, shall be redeemed or paid
before maturity unless at such, times
as United States notes shall be con-
vertible into coin ut the option Of the
holder, or uuless at such time bonds
] Of the United States, bearing lower
rate Of interest than the bonds to be
redeemed, eau be sold at Pdr In. coin
! Aud the United States also solemuly
! pledges its faith TO make provision al
the earliest practicable period for the
redemption Of the UpilOd States
notes in coin.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

In regard to a-prObAble war With
The natives of Alaska, Grant is re-
ported 70 have said ) "If ons breaks
out will Withdraw all our trOoDs so
that tie Iadians will have. no one to
fight" That way Of stopping a war
Is rather novel, aud would not do iu
most cases bait With Alaska I. may
be well enough, as no one yet has
been able to discover that any par.
tiOalar value attaches to II. tT
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

1t is said that Grants 1naugual is
the briessst siaOe General TaylOr's 10
lS49, in which was the famous
phrase, can the world aud tho rest
Of mankind,"-f6n Wdyas Gdrsite,
General TaylOs's inaugural did not
contain that expression. Mhat Gem
etal Taylor did say, and on which
the above was founded, was the fol
lowing 10 his krs, annual message,
eve ore at peace with all the world,
aud seek to uaintaiu our cherished
relations Of aniiy With all mankind"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors ofsaid Bankrupt.
no22-2t

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the United
1 Siates for the Northern District Of Ohio, i'm
the matter OF II. A. h =. o. Bowles, Bankrupts IN
Bankruptcy, March ilth. 1869.
To the Creditors of'said BAnkrupts; This is
10 give you notice that have filed my final ao-
counts as Assignee of the estate Of II. A, 4 j. o.
Bowles, Bankrnpts, IN said Court, and that on
the 3ist day Of March, inst, shall apply TO the
sal Court for the settlement OF my said accounts
an for discharge from all liability as As-ignco
OF said estate, IN aesordance with the prov isions
OF the 2sth section of the Act Of Congress enti-
tied AN Act 70 establish n Uniform system Of
Bankruptcy throughout the United stAtes,h APP
proved March %. 1857.
nc22-a ABRAHAM ASH.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

IN THE DISTRICT CouRr Of the United
states for the Northern District OF Ohio, in
the matter OF Daniel Leddiek sr., Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy. To whom.u may concern.
poin;ment ~ Assignee OF Daniel Lcddick, Sena
Of Reed township In the county, OF senecn and
state OF ohio, within said District, who hns been
ado ICED bankrupt upon the petitlon OF his
creditors by the District Court OF said District.
Cleveland, o., Jan. {, go. no23.st
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Geo. II. Pendleton is now spoken
Of for the next Demoerate eandi-
date for Governor of Ohio. The
scale Of suggestions for Governor
thus far mentioned run as lOw--oOm.
woR--dsesnt, viz Carey-RseF---
Peadletou.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
IN RANKRuPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United
] States. for the northern District Of Olio. In
the matter Of AlOnzo Burman, ntnkrupt. In
Bankruptcy. .l L
A, cleveland, In the said District, ON the isth
day Of March, A. D., 1870 Northern District of
Ohio 50 .N
TAX, notice that petition has been filed in
sat1 Court by -Alonz0 Ruriuan OF Fiat Rock, In
the county of Senc, =, In said District, duly de-
chred Bankrupt under the net Of Congress of
March %. 1851, for \ discharge, and a certifcato
thereof, from all his debts and other claims pro.
yable under snid Act. anil Tint The 20th day vf
April next, OF 10 o'clock A. NJ II assigned for
the hearing Of the same, when and where you
may attend and show cause, " any YOU have,
Why the prayer Of said Petition should not DO
granted.
Ycu viii also take notice that the second aud
third meetings OF Creditora, requ rod by the
2Ih and 2sth sections OF said Act, will be held
by order Of said Court on the 10th day OF April,
4. ID 1889, at 10 o'clock A. 81, at Norwak, iW
sad District, before Frank Sawyer, Esquire, one
OF the Registers Of said Court.
EkRL BILL
Clerk of the District Court,
To the Creditors ofsaid Bankrupt.
no22-2t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United
States for the Northern Disirict'of Ohio, in tho
tho matter ofJosiah Corbet, bankrupt, IN Blnk-
ruptcy. To all whom " may concern.
The undersigned hereby gives notice NJ his
appoiu tment rs Assignee OF the estate ofJosiah
C0rbet, OF Ripublic, county Of Seneca an STATE
ot ohio, who has he, n ndiudgtd n Iankiupt up
~ hs own petition by the District Court ofsaid
EDWIN H. BROWN. Assignee.
Norwalk, March n, 90. no2l-3t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
Harm for Sale.

+ WILL sell my farm located In Liberty town.
! ship, Seneca county, Ohio, six miles west OF
Tim, containing iCo ucresy 10 OF which we'll
Improved the balance being timber land. There
Is a good house, also barn, nrarly new upon the
premises, with rther convenient out-honses.--
also, all kinds OF good fruit, and a well Of good
and lasting water At the door, For further par
tcuars inquire Of the subscriber on the firm.
nol-3Ot JAMES GRIMES.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

John LutE, Admir- OF Martin LutE,
aGlinst
jacob Luiz. Sarah L1tz, ct al.


THE said defendants, Jacob Lutz, Sarah Lutz,
L Ann Lntz, William X. Peach. and Frank
feaeh. whose places OF residence are unknown,
tnd william Rumbaugh and Mary Rumbaugh
his wife, OF the stAto Of Indiana, supposed to
be In Elkhart County, will take notice that said
John Lutz, ~ such Administrat tor filed Petition
~ said Probate Court, on the 26th day of Febru-
atty, 1882 wherein, IN substance he says, that he
has been duly appointed and quail fed as such AS-
ministrAtor. Thatthe personal estate OF said
Martha LutI amounts to ssS1.0l That debts
against the hame already allowed amount to
over $lll 90. That Martin LutE died seized Of
tue real estate described as follows; Situated IN
Seneca County, ohio, Township thrce, north
range fourteen east, being m-ht number seven
~ In the town of n tisviiie Seueca Co., o., less
265S feet OF the north put Thereof
That SAID Martin Lutz died intestate, leaving
no widow, bnt leaving aaad defendants and 9TH,
rra as his ehihlren and heirs at law, having the
next e,tata OF lAhsrttlcs IN said real estate.And
praying for an order from snid Court to sell The
said real estate topay said dvOtA; that said Pcti-
tiun IL set apart for bearing on the nth day Of
April. tsSA, 10 said Court, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at
which time said Administrator viii ask for said
order. JOHN LUTz
Administrator of NinFlin LutI,
LEE 4 DHEwFn Att'gn.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
ABRAHAM ASH.
NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscribcr
~ has been appointed Administrator on tho
estate Of Martin LutE, deceased. late of SENECA
County, Ohio Dated ut THIN, o.. this 9Th day
cf March 1879. JOHN JUTz,
no22-Sws Admir- OF Martin Lnt1.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
LICENSED 5AUCTI0NEER

THE undersigned having taken out license
i; asAuetoner, ia pFepaeed TO attend auction
CAN sPEAK BOTH ESGLIsH and GERMAN.
Charges for crying SALES reasonable. Orders
may be len with Philip Emioh At his BOoh Stow
T n J. A. soHN>
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
40 q

FOR SALE.-Touse md lot m west side Of
let Monroe street Tho holls6is long, and well
suited for one or two families. good cstern
and choice fruit trees on the lot. Good location, !,
price low and terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

PURSUANT TO the order Of tbs Probate
Court OF Seneca connty Ohio, will offer for
sale at pablie vsndde az TIE door Of tho
Court Hossein said county, on The sd day o
April, 1863, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. Il. aud kooloek.P. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements to-wit. The
North hplfof the North West quarter Of SEQ.
ton twenty six (26) in Liberty township ia
said county, containing eighty acres mors- OF
less aud subject 10 the dover estate Of Re
beesa J. Sehanll therein. r.
.iit'ti RUDOLPH RLAENBERGER,
Admr. de boHis non OF Geo. W. Schaull dec d.
GIHsns &PK KNISsros Ati'ya no2l-iw
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
NO. /.

FOR sAI.E-Eighty acres, 30 acres Of which
arc cleared and under good cultivation; fine
young orchard OF CHOICE fruit trees good frame
house, balm, and other out.bufNimgs. Terms
easy. r...t..I ..e
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
real ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Most Reasonable Terms.

have made arrangements with Eastern P..
pers Of extensive circulation, TO advertise all
property placed on my books for sale. Tho ADJ
dltional advantages aecrueing from advertising
IN Eastern papers viii readily oseur to the oo-
serving,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

NOTICE Is hcrrby l.isenl that the undersigned
" has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator OF the estate Of WIN. b. Watson,
late of Seneca county, Ohio, deceased
no2O3w" ISAAC q. WATSON.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
AdmtnistratOr's sale of Real Estate.

n pursuance ofan order granted by the Pro-
bate Court OF seLeoa .COunty, Ohio. will Of
for for sale At Public Auction on the sth day Of
April ie09, betwesn the hour OF one and three
p. M upon the prenlites, The following describ
ed real estate situated In the county OF Seneca
and StAta OF Ohio, to-witt In-lot numbo twen-
ty-oght t6) IN the village Of Atiica In said esun-
~ and part oflot No. four "a IN locstion num-
Der one u) In section ten (i0l township one q }
north OF Range seventeen (l1l East In said ssne-
Ga County, Ohio, containing ten t0l acres Of
land.
TENNIS or SALE One third In hand, one third
In one yeaF sud one third IN two years from tho
day Of sale with interest, the payments TO be Sc
cured BY mortgage upon the premises sold
Atuea March eth 1853.
= ABRAHAM PoLLINGER.
Adni'r Of John Polllngef. decd.
LEsTER SUTTON. Atty. 4 r no2t-it.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
NO. 8.

FOR sALE--E house and two anil one-half
acres OF lAiid situatesn juai outside the corpOF-
ate limits OF the city Just east Of Fair Ground,
ON tho dipstl rad 20 nePnblic. The house is
large two stOry brick, containing SIX hne rooms,
has good vel and oktein. cellar. etc On the
place y gnO ttame barn, with carriage house
attached, number OF frut treas, shrnhhefv, and
~ every respect it ia complete and pleasant
place AN it- flfo 3 ttl.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
No, q.

F0R sABE- Eighty Eeres OF choice timber
land, eight miles West OF Tim, nsar the Fos-
eAst end OF this lot. win be scli low, and on
terms to suit purchaser hfrI tr Ns4t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
NO 4.

fon SALE Corner lot, on lst Monroe street,
lithn, Ohio: A comfortable And ebnVeuient
house Of six rooms. Splendid new barn, wood.
house, aud other out bnildlngs. Two large eis-
teras, new fence. a select and large paIiety-Oi
iruli on the premises. Prlcs. $500. Terms
easyi f-ef - fnf afItT n. ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE N hereby gwen that the firm Of MIL
~ Ter Hunter Il this day dissolved 10y mu-
tual consent. Tho business win hereaficr be
conducted by s. =. Hunter, who viii settle nli
the claims OF the old firm. Setfle mens must be
mado within thirty dSys,
NJ. MILLER.
no2l-jt s, HUNTER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
Certiiioate for Publication.

Certificate for Publication.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DRrARTMENr or fSsVRkScE,
rr CoLuMRys, March ~, 1869 J
IT'S hereby certified that the MERCIi ANTS
L FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, -Ineateh at
Chicago, In the state of Illinois, has compiled,
In Oh respects. with the laws OF this State rela
ting TO sach Insurance Companies, for the cur
rent year, aud las hled IN this oiiice a sworn
Statement, by the proper ON efs, showing its
eandition and business at tho date 0f bJch
Statement, Rs followss
Amount OF aotRal paid up Capt. I. rra
tAl.s...-- ss....-........s....- GOO, cOu 90
Aggregate amount OF available
nseets,..... .....-.......,....i ,lH 50
Aggregate amount of liabilities
nctuding re-insurNaee ...a4..... ol,9ls 90
Amount OF income for the pre-
cedtng year ...a~.....-......... A0,Bi3 o.
Amount eteXpehdlturcs for tho ltL
preceding 3ff.STl 10
In wlrntss whereof have hercunto
(~~>-~ ! subacr bed my naIao. aud ea0-ed tho
YsEAL Z seal OF my Ofh0o To DO athxed, the
(N-N-el day Hnd yenr shoya W rltten. u nN
/ -rI.ff.. er JAMES WILLIAMS, a.
Chief Clerk for Auditor Of state.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

Notice.
THHE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified rs Adminisi rator de boais RoR Of the
estate oi George w. SchHulL deceased.
RUDOLPH ELLENDERGER.
GfDSoN & PENHINoroN, AuJ's. [no23. Sw
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
JoNATMAN KYNtp,s RsrArR.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the undersig~ed
IN has been appointed and IN qualified as Ad-
minstrator with the VIII annexed Of the estate
Of jonathan Kemp, late Of the eeounty Of Seneca,
deceased. WILLIAM BAKER.
March I, 1859, po2n5ws
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25

Tor PRINrlNG. PLAIN. on an COt.Oa
~ neatly and promptly exeeuted ateity prices, =
the ~'isztl N ERtRVEk 10B kooN
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
ADMINtsTRAToR's NOTICE.

LEE \ BHEwEE. htt'Ya .t.
Feb. 26th, is9. no20.fw.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-25
REMOvAL!
On ,na ...er AprIl 81, v. rm b lsuna >.
NO. 2 NATIONAL BLOCK,

'rS DSoTs Dstsa sGSs, y our ~ oIs s,sss.
, 1869-12-23

utee.ssry md no ttctets viii be t14ued, for ~
copoprsor ui tne Omnibus Of tAzs.a{. ee1ex
collect The fAres. Tho pAsftnxtfs nta oesteaa !
spac,cuA thait cf ten feet II aianaEe1 md MI
fttt 6tsp hy tueAns OF y "1itr," fneh ~ ID esfa
in tne fieAi hptess. 1ec"nt.csaas passeExerz vii
70 doxn 1eat, Rnd wi1l rttnaia % taa platform y
tne bottom OF The ssaft ornnK tde hAd
minute Ct 10 nncEaaz15 fuf me assoens
of ito Gtxt-ctasa pksseuKes. Ihe attf MlA
uauoeGxtea1 pa1s Into she con2otsse!s aad CON
mndsuus car11aEs s~stt1nx then-somstn%Te % os; e
OMNIBUS; tha1 v Be followed % tae gecond cas-
n<s5eretrs, a1d tao vthicte sui Immediately s'art
% its hu1Eer. Tna t1anst1 Ntll he 1sde u a2o1t
q nsu1te. Arrived on tho other side, the nrts-
{ ma IAsssopt1A Who vii b. nt1TsF sae ana5s,
Wtii tsfe thEir pIsces u the "llft," aud will b.
brought 70 the surface In about three Of
minute The sAIt" vii then tezcena tot tne
seooud.cAau P7ssrcKelh Aad WIEN toess 80
sso18ht AhoVe sound, thu ungae catrAEe bslok
v III % ready lex ~ return 3outoey. The lafss
A1e cot, W. believe quite n1ed1 bat Il y Ptoha He
It ID. fof ntss4G1ss, md ID to. sscnud-e1A%s
pxsAenKerh The o1pntbos = constructed 70 caH5
fourteen tA&enatsA Ths tuhe only contains
Er&le liz Of rails, and - anRto carriage only
viii BE- cponpyed, i'll rta Of coaik!on = cut Of n
nuestfon Win rk4xd to the whole time of
SIxnstE About Tires E1nutc1 W1u fuf1ea 70 conscY
nassepzrrs nom thar sfrva n tho aratton To the
The wsaeus sss.e Of The subway Z this, tnas IN
iron tubet wond*1nlty 6t3 and vel la.d, haE been
ifupeatmeptfto ahe complexion Of tna tuba and.
hrtnHul3 s3e1ktnR. 20 posslbIc ooeuncsion can
aytfe 10 tte Bnceeahtul opfn5uR nf rne EQbH1y to
- exenrdr rdrtx1N4c.-LcMd1s$ 7EsH<A q,
, 1869-12-23
lEsAHITY III INDIANA.
An important BcAevolcut Enter
pFtnEs

From At {hdtaa01fit Journal
Ssse11l ge1teucr, PROMINENT among Nho1 l.
VT. BosweA c. S1tth. o1 Lafayette. Are taxing Aue
pecEsfsFy Mepa TO ooisin tooe definite tatoru1a-
pefxors IN Indians. with . tlet to Aeoomplahtng
yaeze snAn U E1w daut fos their ecato14
Springfield. nj, Secretary q the Beard
t{ PuoIse CHARITIES Of thai SEAte. Ez4 IN The c!ty
% Nond1J t2st, nd rsd N iuteTYleT Hst2 tne
sre quits dese1ert fn Information ~ TO the re7l
turufef OF coadl:ion nt these unfortunate pezsons
in ne state, Census tske11 ind It tn1bosAhle to
ret tccurxte fE1atscs u tbs respect, ~ heads Of
families ~ 4 2cner11 ru!e, e1deavur to conceal
sr-h shtnev fzoru The puttse The btss pl1o nas
to rntatcta1s III oter the stase, visn request
shat iheJ ;rf1tsh the raaes, and % ~ - possa-
bic, Tie cerrumg14Nces and history Of 1hb CANES IN
tetl{ LaE4t1y- Tha plan EAA Uled IN XA&a1ean-
nkt1S. md ShA r4me8 OF Sone T. 60 to8one peTgoo4
vess obsasnesi, although The manac.oal authortues
Tie more tnAn h&1f lns1 Number
BsAed upon data obtained IN cher St2ta3. It u
safe 10 eaJ th4I tne1c cannot Be- less fn&o one IL
txut pefkuu tn Indiana TO each ope thousand NJ
hahsssu,A. Est1silcS Tie ps:seas POPULATION u
two rotllionA tnss would naE tae 19in4anm ha@.
ber IN Ino staie t7e shoa: pfoo:Mas M
tnan lbs uameeT. ms stats Hospttzl
70; he Insane wsen the Few nutn
Wing n completel,, which vii b
shoftss will have c1zat1 Of fafs toan H1 haa
tred Vteh h lesa 1hsa ooe-saifd o{ The p1ohsnat
Ernntr ta lie Stats a n oaahaea n tss Nof1 e
cfNne Inssae, I'D who sse hellsTad to ee euEk
| nih n np "a other HoFus, N xEYtra, but
fn%n&al E4sea which arc scKardtd, AtIa
~ szsA, ~ locsszbe, sze ttsn1nAt
70 tbs cuupiees Errn sEoh taeT cana
, 1869-12-23

Tnerc. khsJ xIe, tn nnoxt GAtea, teat 70
tha Cpunty Aattan. ~ the only PaAce Waan tasl
can b ssEcn care ok IA sEfy many togtsneeA
ina ,ta1gnsnt which they rece.Fs tae,s u 20 xof.
Hnte for civilized community. 70 oaf oan
Count. As5a anas 5tsz r. ess4 g ~ e
p EuktE ciass Of cases, aod tue chxaEd Ma1ea 9s
hsa Wrought has neeo wonderful 10
found several OF The tuu1tcs ch&ined N
tnrtr eelta, f1ua R them haTfo2 been 20
cuunnea tur puDheT of Je4lI, and nntl taey
Ind ON away the aoof 10 eoa1defshte de5th
aud tnt3 IND u ID tr~ats4 ~ ~1,h beazsz+ He X
once began thelt ffeasutnf ~ ttte4atnR tae4
nom tneir cp&tns. and mr. nnnatnt *neie nta ros
6eeu \ ehHc In at4sr Ea'lz. n 4 1hosf Huc nc was
able to L epthe4r closhe4 u7on tatln M7s0oae "a
c{}tu4 betrx zo16e 70 seK e5eu pd, Ann -
ktep nAas md comfo1tthte eoM u taetr
Foom1 Thu ssaaes VA proaxht anoas thsooRa
we.e prsv1oua!y rsExsded - g0its hepe!sN nsve
beeb amor ftxe0fed to rttsup. W1fle the RftAt
rhxn4e has bee1 wrought htEG Il y ftktfdt "a COLI
template tic probable uettndnr to Wn1co such
persons krs sunjecsed in othet toounes- Tau
uatte1 which fcK persons CARE tbdeAl Win direct
H. and theY &so eas1y Led 70 oedeFe that Ill Il &C.
fne Wurx which = now proposed b to f1st ;oo-
tAto accurate fnd reliable ftfosn'atson F1fo 10
gard 10 the pumbex md condiuo1 Of tns tnskne To
The Htats and, sftcf' tt4t II Il tntnnded 70 tS&t
some &ttya Toward alternating the4f suuef1n3t
The ptAu proposed noeeu with tbs Goveftor's =
xpqxuTal and shoae connected WIN fhH lntAbe
Hospta1 a. Tr11tees or Otherwise, and II
VIII bo acted apon - 5000 ~ the
nEceasaf1 syelttmnasy kteps are taken
Cod ! iFar OH.
HaEafd cAexcus Cod 1lsez on is the best-