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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

NEIKIRK. March 9th, 1869, near
Republic, Sarah Gertrude, daughter of D ".
and n. ], Neikirk, aged twelve !ears and
fourteen days.
Like flower, most beautiful when the
morning dewdrop glistens in its half opened
petals, so was her young life just unfolding
in beauty and loveliness, when He who gath
ers the lambs in his arms came and took her
to himself
From infancy taught to lisp her evening
prayer, her mind early stored with religious
truth, it was not strange that before she was
quite eleven years of age, she should feel
her need Of Savior and become a subject
OF renewing grace; and yet it was strange
for one SO young, that she shonld vOlunta-
rily present herself at the altar of prayer
Not quite year had passed, when the Ian
guild step, the blOOdless cheeks, and sun
ken eye, spoke in language plain, that dis
case was preying upon her vitals.
Through the long winter months We
watched her, with alternating hopes and
fears, when suddenly, and so silently that
we did not realize their near approach /,
came the bright messengers to convey her
to the spirit land.
Though we had not thought her worse,
it seemed, the day but one before her death,
as if she felt their unseen presence, she talk
ed so much of death aRd heaven. The next
day she was taken worse, and towards even
ing it was evident that death was near.
She asked her ma to sing; her ma said,
''Gertie can't you sing?" when she commen-
ced that beautiful hymn, 40 happy day"
When asked if she was happy, "Happy, hap
py7 was her reply. "Ma" said she 81 cam t
see yos." ''Hold me tighter, 1 am so cold and
tired" Then she gave each their aecustom-
ed goodnight kiss, and repeated with en-
phasis goodnight all" then folding her lit
tie hands said ''Now III soon be in heavens
Though she fingered till the next evening
yet she said but little; her work seemed
done. She passed away, and her form, beau
tifuI even in death, was laid in the quiet
cemetery to ''wait till Jesus comes"
But the home, o how desolate; there are
her toys, just as she arranged them, her
skates hung on the wall with her own hands
her books as she left them, her chair is va
cant, and when parents, brother and sister
kneel around the family altar, her voice is
silent.
40 Thou who driest the mourner's tear
bind up their bleeding hearts, and help them
to bow in submission to Thy will.
Open the gates and let them see the bright
glories which envelop the pure spirit of
their loved one in the better land
She's happy, so happy now,
No trace ofpain is on her brow.
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Fifth District. E Robinson:

Fifth District, E Robinson:
Sixth District Chambers Baird.
Seventh District, J D Slime.
Eighth District, P B Cole.
Ninth District, z E Foster.
Tenth District, Alexander Reed.
Eleventh District, 3 F Coates.
Twelfth District, 5 II Hudson.
Thirteenth District, c B Griffin.
Fourteenth District, 4 L Mcclure.
Fifteenth District, Hon Knowles
Sixteenth District-Sargeaut.
Seventeenth District, } K Ruken-
brOd
Eighteenth District, AugustThieme
Nineteenth District, James NJ Nash
GOVERNOR.
William Henry Smith Of Hamilton
unity nominated Hon. r. B. Hayes
for Governor. The rules we're sus-
pended and Governor Hayes was
renominated by acelamation amid i'm
mense enthusiasm.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
n On motion ofN. w. Goodhue Of
Summit county, General J. {. Lee
was renominated By acelamation.
SUPREME JUDGE.
Hon. S. o. GrisEold nominated
Judge Luther Day. &. X. Watson
was also nominated. Before the roll
call was finished the name Of
Mr.. Watson was Withdrawn and
Judge Day was nominated.
TREASURER.
n. w. Goodhue nominated Hon.
s. S. Warner of Lorain county.
George W. Roby Of Franklin and
Robert Sherrard were also nominated.
On the roll call the reserve counties
all voted solid for Warner, the cas-
tern counties for Sherrard and the
southern for Roby. The vote result
ted:
a nes
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
GREAT BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE.
CLYDE, OHIO.

THE subscriber having located in Nebraska
Il for the present, VIII sell his eommodious
and eligibly situated Homestead aad two story
Office in the pleasant and fourishing town Of
Clyde, Ssndusky County, on exceedingly favor
able terms, only about one-third wanted in
hand, the remaiader on credit.
Now is the rare time and chance TO secure a
desirable property in one Of the most flourish
ing towns in Northern Ohio, at great and grow
ing Railroad center, equaled by few and sur
passed by no town Of its size in the State. The
House, besides the necessary appurtenanceS, is
supplied with two good eisterus'for soft water,
never-failing spring in the large and eOnve-
nient stone cellar, and choice variety Of fruit,
such SIS Ohio alone can boast. The Office is sit
uaied in the very best location and being two
stroyi the stairs leading 10 the second under
cover OF the same roof, offers facilities for prO
fessional and various kinds Of business rarely
met with.
The whole property viii be sold together or
in two parcels, as may be desired, but remember
delays are dangerous" Il will only be in the
market, On such terms, very short time. DR..
]. W. Luse or Mr., Archibald Richards viii show
the property aud close bargain the first oppor-
tUnity. Title indisPutabe-
ne36tf. c. W. PAGE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

ANYBODY who wishes horse, COW,
heep, hog, calf, or any other animal,
should be in attendance at the Stock
Sales to be heldTuesday. July 6.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

PERsoNAL.-Gen. ]. C. Lee is
now at home, the Legislature hay
ing adjourned. Managing a Dem
ccratic Senate don't seem to wear
on the General very much. We
saw him weighed Tuesday night,
and he brought down 1SOk pounds
one half pound more than he ev>
er weighed before.-TlffR Tribune.
If nominated again on the 23d
inst, this will all be down weight
on the Democracy. PeTTysb,Sy
Journal.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Hon. Merrill Barlow of Cuyah 1ga
county, Colonel F. B. Pond of Nor
gan county, Hon. William Allen of
Darke county and General ] Fl Kelly
Of Perry county, were nominated.
Kelley and Allen we're subsequently
Withdrawn The roll call had been
about half completed when General
Barlow Withdrew his name and mov-
ed the nomination of Colonel Pond,
which was carr led.
MEMBER OF BOARD oE PUBLIC WORKS
John B. Gregory of SciOtO county,
Israel Richardson of Delaware coun-
ty, Richard r. Porter of Stark coun-
ty, and Daniel T. Mcmillan of Greene
county we're nominated as candidates.
The first ballot resulted as follows
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

NOTICE j. hereby gwen that petltion llaa
~ been nied with the City Camel u the City
Of 'Tifin, By Isaac Cole, HeEry Boron 1nd others-
C,rrers Or lots in the imnesiists FlciltTr o. tus
fslloaiag described alley, tD-Eif. An alley De-
tsgaen fu-Iots No four hu1.lr-i and eirhtsen
tiIsl n The FIrss " ard y sad cisy n 7 IN, and
i1f one M In Block IN the survey o. land In a1d
adjoining the city Of fifin Of JOSIAH Heiss dec'd
ubere the sane i roE pending, the oiiect and
prayer Of ghieh i Tat slid alley nay D. Fa-1-
ied by sid counril said petifion Wiil sia1d
f5r hsarinz ia sid counen On o. after the 5th
day of Juiy, lse9-
JOSEPH A. Johnson
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PIONEERS, do not forget the second
meeting of your Association at City
Hall, Saturday, July 10th.
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Foreign Markets.

ToLEDo, June q, Isss.-An upward tendency
Is reported in wheat and -four, ard sales are
brisk. Flour $50 for XA. Wheat, Am Der i45
No. ? Red I3i No. Spring los. Corn brings a
good price and market reasonably actiVe-SO-
bought readily 35e; No. ? zoe; yellow &c; Oats
sc. Rye active at 100. The Wool Market is
dull. Quotations are as folloWs-Fine feeeed,
washed sc 70 SIC medium do IS 10 &c; COarse
feeeed, washed 80 to sc
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FOR SALE !

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED
i STATES, f0r the Northsrn District OF Ohlc, in
the matter Of Henry ". Matthews, Bankrupt.
f1 BsnkruptcT- To al whom 10 may concern
The undersigned here b. gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee OF the estate Of Henry
w Matthews, OF H0pe'Fell township. county o.
Seneca and State Of Ohio. who has been ad diudgcd
3 Bani1ry pt upon his own petition, By the Court
Of said District C. ]. KEEN, Assignee.
Lii O. M Il
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SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP
Marke:strsei. opposite the Court House.
+. M. SHEEDER,
Always keeps on hand
Saddles, Harness, Collars.
Whips.

lures 70 order. All work made in my shop and
under my supervision. None bat the best OF
Leather which can lie had, and superior work
men employed. All work warranted good
stock Of Saddlery Hardware always Cn hand.
will not be uudersOld- ali ask Is that you call
and see goods and learn prices
nO5tf JOSEPH NJ SHEEDER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

STATE OF OHIO, SENECA COUNTY, IS.
1, John T. Huss. Cashier oFthe First National
Bank, Of Tifhn, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true 10 the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief. JOHN T. HUSS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day Of June, 1853.
JOHN McCAULEY. Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:-B. Tomb, George R. Huss,
Thomas B. Tomb.
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SUBSCRIBE for the Tifin TRIBUNE,
the largest paper in Northwestern
Ohio. Only $500 per. year.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

CINCINNATI, June 24.-The general market Is
but moderately active. Butter p % 30 for Re-
serve Central Ohio "A TO 26 for good and l6 to &c
for inferior. Cheese II 10 lie Eggs Is TO lie.
Flour fancy 7,T5 per bll. winter fancy 100 Spring
family go to 800. Hay, common 400 to 1900
Oats, No l. 20 TO lie; No 2,6S 10 60 Lard l9e
Flax seed 2 - to ,, 30 Wheat, Spring l-S5i No
winter red 80 No do l25-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

Thirty-three clerks we're dis
missed from government bureaus on
Saturday. Reductions are still 60
ing on
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

YAGER-NELIGH.-On the 18th inst, at the
Methodist Parsonage, Timh. by Rev. W. H.
seely, Mr. Hiram W Yager and Mss Ella E
Nelish-
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New Advertisements.
Found.

A LEATHER POCKET BOOK. eouta fninz
A sun OF money. Cnn Be had By caIling n
Block. upon de=crfbing property and Faying for
this notice noS6-st
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r. H POI r. :

r. H II o r. L
Of the Condition of The National
Exchange Bank, IN R6in, Ohio, at
the close of business, on the 12th
day of JaRe, 1869.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

CLEVELAND, June "a FlOur-white 100 to
S,OB best Spring 600 to $50. Wheat, rel winter
l,85, No ] 30. Corn IS. Oats IS for best State
rorl % to Sc Lard Is TO is. Batter @otO &c
Eggs IS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

of Montgomery comfy.
Assistant Secretaries-Judge r.
Martin of Jefferson county, J. F.
Burket of Hancock county, W. T.
Perkins of Hamilton county, w. C.
Mcfarland of Cuyahoga county and
7. T. Suifer Of Brown county.
The usual rules in regard to pre-
liminary business and order of pro-
ceedings were reported, After a
spirited debate upon a motion to sub
stitute the name of Colonel w. P.
Sterns for that of W. 7. Perkins, the
report was adopted without amend
ment.
Hon. n. B. Sherwin then intro
duced John Sherman, who made an
address.
SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Sherman said that already the
public voice has anticipated much OF
the duty of the convention by set
Ting that many Of the candidates
should be renomiuated. For plat
form one can point to our record for
the past fourteen years. he pointed
out as the platform for national af-
fairs a support of the administration
of General Grant, and followed with
an attack upon the Democratic legisla-
ture. We hadintoleranee and caste
enough in ourpast legislature to last Us
fora tleasttwo generations. He closed
by returning thanks for the honor
which had been conferred upon him.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The committee to select 4 state cen
trail committee reported, through
General Potts, as follows:
First District, A C Sands.
Second District, d T Wright.
Third District, G F Brooke.
Fourth District, W 3 McLung.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

TOB PAINTING. PLAIN Or IN cOLOBs
sI neatly aud pr3mpsiy execlltels a city Pr.ee..
stfh~ TRIBUNE JOB kOOMsfi
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

Read the following quotations iroGa the two
leading Insurance journals Of the Uuitei Stales-
The Wall Street Underwater say s. Nv ell
may the Charter Oak say that the dividend OF
1885, i the largest cash dividend ever paid BY
any Company n the world We know the Char
ter Oak for athoroughiy honest, reliable Com
pany, managed BY gentlemen OF character and
good pHrpOse-a really Mutual Life Insurance
Company, and respect theirsunogncement Is Up
to the close OF 1856 the Oak had declared diNi-
dends, the total amount being Sd.3iZ, Sc, and
not = dollar or dime went b Stockholders, or
was forfeited. This Is dividend record which
does the Charter Oak great credit
The New York Monitor, speaking ofthe Char-
ter Oak, says "Il this Company CONTINUES -
flourish "a Il does At present, the lives . viii
insure viii surpass IN number the leaves that
grew on the historical Oak, its namesake- lis
Increase, like that Of compound interest 70
startling. Il T. not 10 Is name but tOAts essen-
tial qualities, that the surprising success OF the
Charier Oak Is due. It has credit Of crig mating
the popular system Of making annupl cash dlEi-
dends which have been in operation since iBii,
and which several other leading Companies are
adopting on account Of she decided pseference
the public has shown for the improvement
This and other acceptable measures inirodueed
by the Oak for the general heneht have son ios
it popularity wholly unsurpassed and lore
most position in the insurance Wortdh-
This Company issue Policies upon az desirl-
bio plans, and all its policies are NONFOkFEIf-
ABLE Information, Circulars, &C., freely CIV
en- on application to
H. Z. Thompson or A. H, Byers,
Avents for Chartor Oak I.ifs Insurance Co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

New YORK, June Z3-8larket very active
Flour, extra western go; Ohio, $50 to 10
Wheat-NO. Spring ], 5S to / 81, No. do l. % 10
l55: No. I,5O. Corn s. 10 50 for mixed western,
" for white western. Oats 30 10 u for western .
Butter 2s to 30 for Ohio Lard 10 TO %. Wool,
45 70 IS for domestic fleece.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
COLUMBUS, June 2;
THE CONVENTION.
MORNING SESSION.

Assembled at eleven o'clock N the
handsome and spacious opera house,
the delegates being prompt, and the
house being filed. A band played
several patriotic airs. The COnven-
tion was called to order promptly by
A. B. Buttles and prayer was offered
by Or. A. G. Byers OF Columbus
Hon. Benz. Eggleston of Hamilton
county was introduced as temporary
chairman, and made a brief speech
he was frequently interrupted By ap-
plause.
The following temporary secreta-
ries we're nominated; D. w. Rhodes
of Delaware, ]. NJ. C. Marble Of Van
Vert, S. Z. Judd of Summit and Col
ohel Joseph Webb Of Crawford.
The following committees we're ther
announced.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
Tifin Market Report.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY BUSINESS MEN.
TIFFIS, June 25, 1869.
The market has been active during the
week. Quotations are but little different
from those reported in our last issue. Wool
has advanced a little and now bringsfrom 40
to 45c. Oats have advanced &c. Quotations
Friday morning are as follows:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

Can reach her on those heavenly hills.
There, clothed IN robes of living light,
Bright scenes of beauty greet her sight
And joys immortal fill her soul,
While eeasless ages onward roll,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

STATE OF OHIO, SENECA COUNTY, IS.
], o. C. Zeller, Cashier Of the National Ex-
change Bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief D. G. TELLER, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this I'D
day OF June, 1859.
Correct. Attest:-Jno. d. LOemis, R. W. Shsw-
han. Jno, NJ. NaylOr, Directors.
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r. REPO r. T

Of the Condition Of the First Nation
al Bank, of TifiH, at the close Of
Jnsiness, Jnne II, 1869.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
No Pent Up Utica Contracts Our
Powers"
ENLARGEMENT. II

THE LARGEST AND BEST FILE D
DRUG STOKE IN NORTHERN OHIO.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
CINCINNATI. O.

This Company has slrcaty paid to Widows
and Orphans, 81, ~, 900, aud NETER LIrlsiA-
TED A SINGLE CLAIM, AMI 70 policy holders
in dividends 81 67G, SIT. Number OF policies Is
sued and revived IN ls6S--S 09f. The "Charter
Oak originated the popular system Of ieciaring
and paying dividends annsaliy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
CoMMITTEE on oREDENTIALs.

LOAMAA LII w NAe-D ~ 4 - A%'s
DISTRICT.
Ist. John Hooker q Hamilton
ID II c Borden Of Hamilton.
Sd HW R Brunner OF Montgomery.
4th. N Craig Of Darie.
5th J II Foster OF Van Vert.
6th. Hon John NJ Barrere Of Highland.
7th. d AIcMiilen OF Greene.
sth. Judge John Bartam Of Marion.
9TH. b Luckey Of Ottawa.
10Th. Captain e Donaldson OF Defiance.
nth, J W Collins OF Sceta.
I2fh- George W Gray Of Pickaway.
18th John Blair Of Musklngum-
I4th. Judge Samuel Humphreyville OF Medina
18TH Z Cunningham Of Washington
18Th. Oslemmons OF Harrison.
nth X Rukenbrod Of COluinbiaua
18th George w steele 0i Lake.
18Th L q Fitch Of Ashtabula-
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
DIsTRIcr-
Ist- Hon Benjamin Egglesion Of Hamilton.
ID Colonel Frederick W Moore Of Hamilton.
ID John W Martin Of Butler.
Sth Hon W H West Of Logsn
SHIT E Grissell Of Wyandot
9Th. Colonel n Yeoman Of Fayette,
7fh. General J W Keifer of Clark
8th General r Brinkcrh0f Of klchland.
9th Homer Goodwin Of Eric.
10th Clark WaggOner Of Lucas.
Ilth Judge W Longban Of Jackson.
18th. D W D Marsh
18th Major W i Sapp ofknOX-
I4ib. Hon Martin Welker of Wayne.
18th Judge W Wood OF Morgan.
18th Hon Charles Hau OF Noble.
I7th.tJ W Underhill Of Stark.
18Th. General A Voris OF Summit.
18th. Hon D W Canfeld ofGeauga.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25
Carpets and Oil Cloths.

have not The space 20 enlarge fully upon Tie
inertia 0f ny Goods bat ind that ny eusto-
mers asg=r flil 70 DO sell oheap for cash.
~ that q tie manner In Ehieh my goods were
Dnr.hased. ia Isrge assortmsnt and l0E prices
win inducs y0u 70 bay, give ne = call, as 1 am
sure 70 pis8e you
No. 2, Empire Block nays'la-f-
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The afternoon session OF the con-
vention did not re assemble until af>
ter two o'clock in the afternoon. The
Capitol City band meanwhile played
several airs.
In the absence of the temporary
chairman, Mr.. Buttles called the COLI
vention to order.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

This Company issue Policies upon an desirl-
bio plans, and all its policies are NONFORFEIT-
ABLE. information, Circulars, &C., freely CIV
on ON aunlielfiOu to
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

DISTRICT.
Ist. Robert Coleman Of Hamilton.
ID. Or T Wright Of Hamilton.
Sd. n Dougherty ofPreble.
4th. W w Crane Of Miami.
5th. James Irwin Of Allen.
eth. Colonel G w Hulicl Of Clermont.
Tth, W Durfiinger Of Madison.
Sth. Colonel NJ c Lawrence OF Union
9th DaEie W SWigarf Of Crawford
10Th. General George Z Wells OF Lucas.
IIth. William Belts Of Lawrence
18th. A Keller.
18th. c B Griffin Of Licking.
18th. John A FaXon Of Lorain-
18th. W H Lasley Of Meiga.
10th. George Riker Of Tusoarawas.
18th. General B F Potts Of Carroll,
18th. c H Bushnell OF CuyahOga.
18th. A W Jones Of Mahoning
At quarter past twelve o'ciocl
the convention took a recess unit
balf.past one o'clock.
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DISTRICT.
lst c H Titus OF Hamilton,
"a. W Z Davis OF Hamilton.
"a. Colonel z A Parrot Of Montgomery.
4th. A Howard of Champaign.
5th. Z 7 Dunn Of Hancock
9Th. Hon Baird OF Brown
7th. E St Clair o. Franklin.
sfh. r w Jones o. pelaware.
9th. w Parker Of Huron.
10th. Abel NJ Corey Of Fulton.
18th. DR. W Newton Of Gailia-
l2th. ] n Bond Of Ross
I3fh. Captain 7 W Collier OF Coshoeton.
18th DR. Jasmin Strong Of BOrain-
18th. Captain W Mccormack OF Washington
18Th. L Davis ofTusearawas.
l7tb. Or J T Updegraf Of jefferson
18th. n B SherWin OF Cuyahoga.
18Th. Colonel Royal Taylor Of Portage.
COMMITTEE ON STATE CENTRAL CON
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FRUIT JARS

Call and convince y0urselEes that MarquaFdt's
IS the place 10 get value rs@eiFef- Thankful for
past fav0rs, &C..
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Hon. n. B. Sherwin, for the com
mittee on permanent organization,
reported as follows
President-Hon. John Sherman of
Richland county.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-25

DISTRICT
Isl. James Siefcrt, OF Hamilton.
End. Henry Kesslee, Of Hamilton.
Sd. Seth S. Hains, OF Warren
4th. G. d. Burgess, OF Miami.
5th. DR.. G. W. HolbroolI, of Augiaize.
9Th. Hon, d. L. Bailey, of Clinton.
7th. Hon. Z. +. White. Of Franklin
sth. John B. Coates, Of Union,
9Th. Levi Weirick, Seneca.
10th. Amos Hill, OF Fulton
nth. John T. Wilson, of Adams.
18th. n. J. Turner, of Plckaway.
18th. John A. SirmIt, of Licking.
18th. General W. Slocum, Of Ashland.
18th n. II. Van Noohces, Of Athens
10th. Colone: J. ID. Taylor, OF Guernsey.
18th. General Z. T. Schneider, Of stark.
18th. c. 3. Pcttcngifl, Of Cuyahoga.
18th. Hon. Abner Kellogg. OF Ashtabula
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

The ornaments worn by the native
vomen % lnjn arc something won
aulul Caamtpcing at the toes aud
going up, 81 eopmenciug at tLo head
and coming Iowa, it IS mass of rays-
terry The hair is ban lsomely dressed
and filed With all kinds Of silver ar
rows aud gold darts, ard bound with
bands Of gems aud precious stones
The ears are pierced for not only ono
set Of ear rings, but for several, the
usual custom being seven holes in the
right ear and six in the left, which, in
a full dressed belle, are filed with
rings. The nose is usually pierced in
the left side and a ring with pendant
jewels hangs around the mouth, dang
ling upon the chin. The neck is heay
ily laden with necklaces Of metal, pre-
cious sto0es, coral or pearls. The bra
celets on the arms are Of silver or gold,
according to the means OF the wearcr
some Of the fair sex wearing as many
as twenty-five or thirty bracelets on
each arm The fingers are covered
with rings in the same profusion, with
the addition Of seal ring on each
thumb, which is generally the finest
and most ornamental The anklets o.
the higher classes are of solid gold sci
with precious stones, and are extreme
~ beautiful, Little bells ara attached
so that in walking or dlneing time i.
kept to tho motion. The toes are fre-
qreutly covered with rings, the sea
being worn III top as upon the outside
Of the thumb An India belle in fIl
cpstum may wear several pounds o
jeWe.ry aad not be oyerdressed The
mysteries If lie feminine toilet are be
yoad ~. c,anp prehension. Some weai
fine silk shdwis as a neither garment
woand atonnd in most mysterious
way, aud are covered by another shaw
Of the same material, which haugs 1ye
the shoulder and continually fu.taring
as il trying to escape from q silver 81
gold band which fsteas it around Ga,
waist Tho little children were drossel
in admirable taste. ana locked as frosl
and sweet as the il0Ners.