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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL0RS AT LAW
II and Solicitors in Chsncery, General Insu-
ance Agents. Attention given to prosecuting
laims, settling estates, making collections and
ecuring patents. Office in National Exchange
lnck Tifin. Ohm NAV 23rd 1867.
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Mr. Martin, as a utter,
Notice.

CTOCKHOLDERS in the THIN, New London
- Hudson Railroad will meet at the office OF
c. bson 4 Pennington. In the city Of TIfhn, on
the Tth day OF September, 1879, to consider the
prOpI ETY. Of transferring the lIne tranehise ana
Dronerty Of the Company, aad fixing the terms
and conditions upon which such transfer may be
erected J. d. LOOMS,
4I4 President.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Surgeon |
IL Tif1n, Ohio. 0FFIeE HOURs-FrOm TO 10 |
A. NJ, and to B p. N. Saturdays, from 10 A. M |
10 p. N. OFFIcE-On Market street, End door |
East of the NJ. Z. Church.
aprIln25m2.
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DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, KIreh-
L ner's Block, Main street, Tiffin, Ohio. Resi-
ience, No. Clay street, Second Ward.
july2, ,IS69-Iy
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H. ID. MARTIN, Nj. ID.
UP KINNAMAN. Nj. ID

DHYSICIAN ANDsURGEoN. Second door to
Il the left, up stairs, National Hall Block
Tifin, Ohio.
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~. JosEs.
y J. RI0BE.
RIGBY & JONES,

A TrONEYS AT LAW, FOstoria, Ohio. Will
~ attend promptly to all business entrust-
ed 70 their care. Especial attention given 10
home and foreign collections, taking deposit
tiOns, collecting pay and pensions for soldiers,
WidOWe and orphans. DO5-ly.
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DENTISTS.
III, M. EDISON,
DIR. &C. BEILHARZ,

DENTIsT-OFFICE OVER SHAWHAN &
DWilson's Store, Main Street, Tifhn, Ohio.
nO-44 l-y.
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UNDERTAKING

Having fine HEARSE, we are prepared to
attend Funerals at all times, and would respest-
fully request the patronage of those who are in
need Of such services.
THIN, March Is lS69-tf.
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MERCHANT TAILoRs,

OURGEON DENTIST. Office at his residence
- corner Monroe and Madison streets. OppOsit
German Reformed Church. lnOl6-IY.
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4. /. BREWER
LEE & BREWER,

A TFORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention
n given 20 all kinds of Military Claims, Back
Pays Bounty, Pensions, &c. ONCE in Nation
Exchange Bank BlOekopposite the Court House
iinn, Ohio. iaHl7nlstf.
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y EhLIf MN. U.T.
BACHMAN & CRAMER.

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW. Special attention
y given 10 collections and the sale Of Real Is
tate. ONCE over DOerle 4 Co.'s store, Wash
ington street, Tiffin. Ohio.
Nov. IA, 1867. 1y
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-08-27

II gives him great pleasure to be able TO state
thaI @ ne mas secured the services Of that DON OF
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F q r N TT RE!
w. C. MYERS & BRO.

A RENOW OFFERING A LARGE AND WELL 4.
n Selected stock Of all kinds and styles N
Furniture, which for durability and finish. be
not eXeeIled in Northern Ohio Our stock com
prises
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nedoes this because he can afford it, for the
following reasons:
First His rent is lower than any other Hous
in this city.
Second-He Is not az the expense Of as much
clerk hire and Of bOOk-keepers a. others, "a he
sells CHEAP for CASH.
Third-He does his own cutting, thereby sa-
wing al least 81 COZ per year
FOurth-He D. not as anxious TO get rich IN a
short time, a. he has "tried that On' and it
don't pay.
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l.. s WING

VINO Is well known in this communities the
best and most rapid repairer Of Boots and shoes
IA TINS Clty- Customers are therefore assured
that their orders in that line as well as in every
other respect, will be hlleo with dispalch.
u Particular attention is paid 70 the mann
laetnre OF Ladies' Prunelle, Lasting, Kid or Mo-
rocco Gslters, Shoes or Slippers A frst-cIass
tention.
HTifi J, MARCHES, IsG9-Iy
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The charge is also made against US, and
met US everywhere last year, that we were
increasing the public deOr that the burdens
Of the people were so great, that they wish
ed 70 put Us out Of power and HOerate the
people from the great burdens under which
they were labOring. But even then we were
doing something toward diminishing the
public debt, though the chief obstacle was
the Democratic Administration then in pow
er at Washington Our chief draWb back was
Andrew Johnson and his oiice-hOlders.
We had in the Indian Department, iD the In
ternal Revenue Department. and in the vari-
Gus disbursing departments Of the Govern
ment, an array of corrupt officials, the like
Of which never before disgraced the annals
Of the Republic. In our whole history it IS
scarcely possible to fad 50 dark 4 record a
THAT of the Whisky Riug. During the last
two years the nation has been disgraced, the
people demOralized, the Treasury robbed, and
the people outraged by men kept m Office for
partisan purposes
Take one fact as an Illustration. Six
months before Andrew Johnson went out of
office a man in Cincinnati is declared TO
have offered 5000 dollars in order 70 get a
Whisky InspectOrship in Cincinnati for the
remainder of Andy Johnson term, when the
salary OF that office was but 3 900 per year.
And it made no difference If charges were
brought against the Whisky Ring, and they
convicted; the act Of Andrew Johnson As he
went out Office vas to pardon a set Of thieves
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TIFFINTRIBUNE
Local and Miscellaneous.

FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST q, 1869
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GEN. J. a. GARFIELD,
Mount Vernon, Ohio, August Il.

Cen Garfield opened his speech with
the usual introduction, after which he
noticed the unsatisfactory
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re-ROom, Opposite the Market House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-13

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
60 s. sfEchSh Ut Or Z coNshkss AZ
FE oo ooo JgkH FnIcAnkA GAflr6 81
FlCE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bull DING,
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business OF
the Company Is transacted, and 70 which all gene
raj correspondence should be Addressed.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY D. COOKE, yice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET. Secretary and Actuary.
This Company, national in It's character, oners,
MUM, and new tables, the most desirable means OF
insuring life yet presented To the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely reduced, are
made as favorable 10 the insurers as those OF the
best mutual companies and avoid all the eonpll.
cations and uncertainties Of notes dividends, and
the misunderstanding which the latter are so apt
lseverai new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented. which need only TO be understood 70 prove
acceptable 10 the publice, such as the IkCOAE-
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PRE-
only lie Insurance, payable at death,
but viii receive, II living, after period OF few
per cent? ofthe par ofAts policy. In the latter,
The Company agrees TO rsturn to ne assured ths
total amount Of money he has paid IN, IN dddRfo"
The attention OF persons contemplating insuring
their lives, or increasing the amount OF insurance
they already have, Is called 70 :he special adYsn-
tases offered by the Natioual Lie insurance CON-
Circulars, pamphlets, ard full particulars, given
on application TO the branch Office OF the Com
JAY COOKE 4 co, Washington, D. c.,
General Agents for District of Columbia, Virginia.
). b. sMfTH, Cashier First National Bank.
Richmond, the Agent for hsnrico, Campbell, Anh
Dinwiddie counties. de p,m
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Anne Surratt teaches school in Balti-
| more.
The Austrian Emperor, it is said. has re-
instated some of kossuth's generals in the
Austro- Hungarian army.
President Roberts, of Liberia. C:nca a.
Senator Summers last week, tn" re. tive
colored man has sat at a s"-rt"r'", W.
hogany.
A broker lately attempter &c HG-c-ti"c
" Stocks wanted" but the c-cc;-tc'lig"rt
compositor made him aGve-.'gc "S'cc',s
water cd"
South Carolina negroes are who ~ unohte
to understand why sheriff who las 0""n
elected by themselves should ask then to
pay any taxes.
The Spanish Provisional Government is
said to be twice as extravagant as queen
Isabella was, and the people are grum-
bling.
Dr.. Freer, of Chicago, claims to have MI
croscopically observed the nuclei OF human
blood cells, the existence OF which mas
heretofore been considered problematical.
Philadelphia has a new ordinance that
horses in the streets shall not be allowed 10
come nearer than ten feet from the vehicle
preceding them, and it is proposed to at
tempt to enforce it.
Louis Napoleon will enter upon his sixty
second year next month, and the Empress
in August will celebrate her forty third
birthday. They both look young for their
years, in spite of the cares Of State.
One OF the editors of the Montgomery
(Ala.) Mdil was recently sent to prison for
refusing TO serve as 3 juror, the court de-
clining to accept his plea for exemption
that he was an attorney -at-laE.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, February 12.-H0uFe.-
A petition from the New York brewers for y
repeal of the tariff on Canadian barry, as
the home product was insufficient IN quail
ity and quantity, was presented.
The bill allowing the crew Of the ker-
sage $780, 900 prize money for the desruc-
ton Of the Alabama was passed.
The Reconstruction Committee reported
bill organizing Provisional Government
for Mississippi. 1t authorizes the rcas-
sembling of the convention forthwith by
the order Of the president thereof, or, III
case of his failure, within thirty days by
order of the commanding General Of the
district. The said convention, in addition
TO its present powers, shall appoint
a Provisional Governor, and may re-
move and appoint all State, county, town
ship, and other officers OF the Provisional
Government, and authorize the Provisional
Governor to remove and appoint registrars
and Judges Of elections and submit 70 the
people, with or without amendments, the
constitution heretofore framed By the con-
vcntion. The bill exempts from attach
ment or sale property or implements to the
value Of five hundred dollars. 1t authorizes
the convention to pass ordinances consist
ent with the Constitution and laws of the
United States for the protection of life, lib
erty, and property. The convention IS not
to sit more than thirty days, nor to al
low members more than five dollars per
diem, nor more than cents per mile
mileage. The ordinances Of the con-
vention are to remain in force un-
til disnpproved by Congress or until the
State is admitted. Jury trial for offences
against the State laws is ordered. The dis
trict commander is 10 aid the Provisional
Governor in preserving the peace anu en-
forcing the laws. After the adjournment
of the convention the Provisional Governor
may remove and appoint officers, subject to
the orders of the President of the United
States, who may at any time remove the
Governor and appoint his successor. The
State and Federal Courts shall have con-
current jurisdiction in offences against a
fair and free vote. The poll tax shall not
exceed $3.50 per year.
The bill was ordered 10 be printed, and
re-committed. IT.
After severe struggle, Buffers reSolu-
ton denouucing Wade and the Senate, With
several amendments to il, were tabled.
The bill authorizing military and postal
railroad from Washington 10 New ork was
passed-100 to 81.
A recess was taken until the night SEES
sion. when the tax bill was discussed.
Sendte.-ScveTal private bills were dis
cussed.
The Judiciary Committee rcported-but
not on Virginia affairs.
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4 DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.-1o Tie Edi-
tor of the Nec York Tribune: Sir,-l see
bin has been introduced in the Senate OF
the United States for the relief of the Drew
Theological Seminary, in New Jersey, from
the internal revenue tax OF six per cent. on
the $l00, 900 given to them by Mr.. Drew
Can the United States afford 10 give them
Sc 900 and if they do, will it not be pre-
cedent for al churches and seminar;es tc
escape the law taxing them six per cent. on
money or lands left to them ? QUERY.
Ncir York, February S, 1869.
Drew Theological Seminary belongs tc
the Northern Methodist or Radical Church.
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EXECUTION OF WHALEN-HIs LAST
WORDS, &c.-OHa'ra, February ll.-Wha-
len, the murderer of Darcy McGee, was
hung to-day. There were no Fenian de-
monstrations- Before the execution, Whalen
said 60 beg pardon for any offence | may
have committed. forgive all parties who
have injured me ; ask forgiveness of any
one | may have injured. God save Ireland
and God save my soul" 1t is rumored he
left a written paper in his cell, the con-
tents Of which are unknown.
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A German post-oftice robber has been
arrested in Portland, Me-, on cable intelli-
gence.
John Loescr died at Reading, Pa, on
Thursday from the effects of falling into a
vat of boiling water in brewery.
A locomotive which is put in motion with
out steam or compressed air is on exhibit
ton in New York.
Sol Aaron, well-known pugilist, is I'M
der arrest in Boston on an Indictment for
aiding in the late prize fight at Lynnield,
Mass.
Washhurne, CONFESS, and Sumner have
been spoken of by Grant az unfit for Cabi-
net ofiicers-if the Baltimore Ga=ette'S
Washington correspondent tells the truth.
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SALE OF A RAlLRoAD.-LouiSuille, Feb
ruary 1.-THE New Orleans and Ohio
railroad, extending from Paducah 10 the
Tennessee line, distance Of fifty miles,
with its property, stock, fixtures, &C., was
sold on Monday, upon a judgment Of the
United States, to Mr.. E. Norton, Of Norton,
Slaughter & Co., New York, for S35O,OOO.
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New ork.
TphRccD Market.

FEBKUARY l2-At the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange to-day offerings III auction were
1879 packages, OF which were taken in, and
balance sold nj from 81 10 SO. Breaks 100
hogsheads IL tierceS, and boxes. On the 18th
of February, 1865, offerings 1T auction at the
Exchange were II packages, OF which Is were
taken in and balance sold from - 10 1900.
Breaks on that day were % hogsheads, i
,iprrpS and hoypS
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bales, including 93 600 American stock a1oa'.
2ss 600 bales including 10000 Am erican.
Corn-Od, 33s. Cd. new, Sis. Sd.
1fternoon Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
heavy.
LIVERPOOL, February 12.-Euenfno Cotton
easier but not lower; uplands, l2ADl21sd.
Orleans, l2h6Dl2Sd. sales, 5000 bales.
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The Press Reception at Mobile,

MOBILE, February l2.-The Mobile
Board of Trade will extend every hospi-
talty to the members Of the press attend
ing the Southern Press Association here on
the 18th instant. The Mobile and Mont
gomery and the Mobile and Ohio railroads
will pass them free, and more remote lines,
it is hoped, will do the same. The Board
of Trade has rendered its hall for the scs-
sion
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The Dry Tortugas Prisoners.

WAsH1SGroN, February l2.-Attorney
General Evarts stated in the Supreme Court
to-day that he had been served By the petit
TONERS with notice of the application for
writs of habeas corpus for the Dry Tortugas
prisoners, but unless the court served him
with a notice he would consider the motion
Err purte.
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FIRE Is TENSEssEE.-Nd Nashville, Feb
ruarY IA fire occurred this A. NJ, be-
tween 4 and 5 o'clock, at Franklin, Tenn.
Before it could be arrested property to the
amount of 100000 was destroyed. The
fire was the work of a negro lnccndlary,
who was shot down as he emerged from the
store which he had fired. Most Of the par
t;ns ore insured
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To ZEE SENT TO VlEGlS1A.-Governor
Bowie has received Il rcquisition from the
Governor of Virginia for the bodies of
Charles Jones and William Rainier, arrested
in this city on the charge of demonstrating
ut Harrisonburg, Va. The men will be
sent on this morning in charge of Officer
Samuel X. Allhaugh, who has been sent for
them.- Buiti,uoTs ,S10l 18th.
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TOBACCO AND CIGAKs.-Qticeo Of Internal
Revenue, Washington, February 3, le69.-
S!r,-ln reply 10 your letter of January 30,
in relation to putting the proprietor's in
stead Of the manufacturer name on pack
ages OF tobacco, have TO say, that sections
~ and S. of the act of July 20. 1868, pro
yided for putting the proprietor's name, If
desired, instead of the manufacturers
name, upon packages Of tobacco. When
the prorrietor's name, however, is put upon
packages of tobacco, il should not appear as
the manufacturers, but as the proprictor's
name. That is, the tobacco should not be
marked or labeled as having been manutac-
'ured By, but for the proprietor.
The manufacturers name in all cases
must be put upon cigars.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS HARLAED,
Deputy Commissioner.
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Terrible Steamboat Disaster on Red
River-Eixty-fhrre Lives Lost

New ORLEANS, February IA dispatch
from Jefferson to day reports the burning
of the steamer Matte Stephens in Caddo
lake, on Red river, last night ut midnight.
Si1ty-three lives were lost, including W.
A. Broad well and T. L. Lyons, and his son
Frank, of New Orleans.
The survivors (forty-three in numher)
we're taken on the steamboat Dixie to JEFF
ferson.
The boat and cargo are total loss.
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RAlLROA ps.-Mr. Fuller's second rail
road bill in the Illinois Legislature not only
compels the railroads to adopt cheap, uni
form rates of fare, but prevents their
granting Communication excursion half-fare
tickets.
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ENH'HRRH AIRY.

CDLLEGE INFIaMARY,
" CORNER HARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All capes requiring medca! or surgical aid all
mtted except the insane and those laboring under
contag IOus disorders.
Charges unvariaby in advanced including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large yards, per week, Is.
Private rooms. per week, $40 to 800.
A small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per
mits from members or the committee OF the ity
Council for the relief Of the poor, and seamen Oh
permits from he CllstOm-huuse.
For further information, or admission, apply al
the inirmary to IoaIAH II. WHITE, NJ. d.,
IN ls-3m Medical Superintendent.
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The Norfolk Day Boob says a small para
graph which appeared in tina, paper some
months ago resulted in the new movement.
Horace Mann, once in conversation with a
gunatic, told him Of a grea, storm at sea.
"Cau you remember, sir, what night in the
week al that happened ~ eagerly inquired
the listener. Mr.. Mann said ne believed
1t Was the night Of Tuesday. "Ah !" said
The !uuatic, with an air OF solemnity min
ro"t with triumph, and lowering his voice to
aThI=Fcr, Il can account for It, sir-that
Vas Tie night whistled 90 -
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Cuban News-Attsmp: 10 Blow mp fhe
Gnyernyrant Powder Magazine.

HAVANA, February l2.-0n yesterday a
man with his face BACKED climbed over the
wall of Fort Punter with the purpose OF
exploding the powder magazine. The SEN
tinel fired upon and wounded him.
The planters have held meeting and
adopted resolutions guaranteeing the
$4,000, 900 loan by pledging ten per cent
of their property. The merchants also
held meeting tonight to raise money for
the assistance OF the Government.
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4 WoRo FOR THE South IN CONGRESS-
We see that even ''carpet- bagger, re-
Presenting a southern State, may say some
thing for the South that would not be said
i there were no representative from the
south in Congress. On Thursday, in the
Senate,
Mr.. Warner, Of Alabama, wished to
know whether the Committee on Commerce
recognized the fact Of the reconstruction Of
any Of the southern States. He asked the
question because he had looked carefully
over this long bill without finding a single
appropriation for that large portion Of the
United States between the Potomac and the
Gulf lie found many items ranging from
$4,000 and up wards for the Improvement
Of various little creeks in Connecticut and
Wisconsin, and elsewhere, but nothing for
important harbors Oh the southern coast,
like that of Mobile.
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Sau,h Carolina legislature.

COLUMBIA; S. c., February Pan act
"to enforce the provisions of the civil
rights bill =" was ratified by the General
Assembly to-day.
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FIRE IN PITTsBCRG, PA.-PittSdoT9, Feb
ruary 1.-THE glass works of Adams,
Powers & Co., Of this city, were destroyed
by fire this morning Loss estimated at
$4,000 insurance, $1,000.