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,s bic gpobl BON gunOesienotoren Dor.

gia's Die gBabl BON Bunoesienotpren Dor. =
SIN Senat erbielt| fur ben Sermir, Der 1871
u%nfdnst, 9loo8ett 81 Stimmen, 6arrOtu fir
ben Serntin, melber in 1873 anfGngt, %
Stintmen uno @biteleg FIR ben Serinin, Der
1871 enoei, % Stimmen. 9Witglteoer batter
ntdt 9eltimmt. Su Sauie erbielt Blo69ttt84,
Barron 70 uno g9bitsleD 81 Stimmen. IS
big 40 Ntit8lieber batten iib Der &bItimmung
entbalten. = Die Semotraten rabtett feline
Htomlnotionen, Ie itimnlten aud niht, uno
o~erlalen It9 oorauf, oeB 6Ia uno Mtiller in
Den SunoessSenot 5uaelaIen iueroen.
Sn Der S0uiIiana'er 8eIeBgebung 1T cine
Bill eingebra6t %porOen, iuel6e Der GiIenbabn,
Die Spii9en 2ouiiiaua uno Seras Susr1t
fertt8 Miro, 81, 800, 900 peripi0ist.
Sie SunOeslenatorenpabl IN Seras III
BON Der SeieB8ebuna auf Den %. 6ebruar am
beraumt luoroert. Sieielbe bat oas Is. Amens
oement an9enommen 0as IA. 1T i'm Inter
hauie our9ge9anasn. Ser YrdiiOcnt Oes
Seuates lit BON General GeDnplos fir uus
p6blbar ertl6rt uno ieines SiBes in Der 2ez
g~islatur u~erluitig ertlGrt iporoer. 9aiislbe
paIitrte ben 6pnierpatiUen 4}etato uno Nnoe-
lam aus benz 3. uno Is. 9e5irts fe mubten
natttrIi1 Gaoitalen YIab maden.
- General 2ee's @eiun0beit 1T ni6t Die
bette, Seine Ner5te ratben ibnt Su elmer @r=
b%olunasreiie mad europa.
Die 8attirt zines frtiberen 8eiItli6en Der
NelU zYorter SrinitDtirbs, Oes orn. Hetipitb,
Der Dor eini9en WtOnaten als Sli6pf nab
Wtaton in Georgia OerieBt tuuroe, lit in Der
ytabe iDrer %oorti8en gGobuun8 oGs Spfer Der
grutalitdt cines Negers 9eiOOrOen. Srau
SedptrtR, Die in NeDs Worter anertfanilAen
&reiien iebr bsliebt lit, lieet i6wer ~ertrantt
oarnieoer. Der gte9er 1T uerbait.
8as i9uar8e Clement ipaaoert iebt
itromtpciie aus ben dlteren Slotaatsn aus,
uno Die ~eriten 6amilien4 in 9irsinisn pers
ben balo ibre 4rbelt islbit perri6fen mtiiIeu.
Die IlOli6en Giienbabnen baben fat ni1t
Gars 8enu9, um Die NtaIie oieIsr i1iuarSen
burger nab Dem 8~elobten 9GnOe gu %brin8fn,
loel9es IN ben fru9tbaren 9 umpfoiitritten Der
iitoltben Staten gelegen iii. Sic iogeuannte
l9narie anos3one, Delbe in einem Sur6s
meRer bon etipa 60 Wteilen benz 8olf entlan9
Ourb Georgia, alabama, MiiFiiippi uno
&ouiitana lauft, miro bas Canaan oicier ges
oDlterung lucroen, uno bic peiBe 3tate miro
lt9 balO oaoon 5uridjieben mttlen, uno Die
i9war5en Solone iuerOen oann gang freies
Shtpt hnhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
9rpseH cines Gpnftab1crs. SIR.
beit8sS = Nfefus
rlnsrGtens& crmin1crunn &c.

BORON, 16. Sebr. Sas Sberaeridt III
nit benz Yro5eiie ge8en ben Staatseonitabler
Sotes beiddfti8t, Der bei9uloi9t 1T, aus benz
2aoen Der n9tel=g n9l6noer 3eitunoscornpaa
nieH nit gSaffengepolt 1000 Gremplare bes
iauItrirten Slattes days Doings" ,peeen
augebliber Semoraliirung Der Sugeno meg
9ei6leppt gu baben. Sones bebalptct, Der
Yrdiioent Der Gompagrie babe ibmt bic Sci
tursen Yebufs ibrer Gorti6aIiuns ielbit 3u.
iammenpaden belfen.
8eitern murben in btm Slottenbaubofe Al
@barleiton ale Sa9l6bner uno bic ~aeiammte
SafelsW tanni1aft nit Musnabme BON adj
Manr iuspenoirt. Charles f5ielo, felt sebr,
Sabren Glert oes gtabliiemerts, bat iein
Unit nieoer9elegt.
Sc miro cine allaerneire SerabIebung Der
Giiefuranj: &aten bel &iiitos erlter &laile bon
Seiten bieiiser G%ompaenie'n ansefansigt.
Sie republitaniihen Witsfieoer Der @eIef.
9ebuns baben Sonatban 3. W6eeler aus
Grafton, Charles ). &ittreoge aus 6irsoale
unb ben Mbtb. stephen VI. Grosbp aus Wils
liainsburs 5u Yertretern beg Staates i'm Si=
reftorium Der sNlbanD = 30 TONER gilenbabn~
npnlinirt. : ~ aiH,A-
Soeute le9ten bic sRitter beg ct. Griipina
Der 8eieBgsbuns einen @eiebporI9las our Sns
eorporiruns Der Wtaladuietiier @roBlose Der
%genannten 9ereinigung oorIesen. Ser Iors
i6laa ernddti9t 5unl Grnerben bon @runos
beiiB i'm gBertbe bon b6titens s100, 900. Sbm
iol9te elm anperes @eiuh urn Yerleibung einca
5reibriefes fir Die Rational : @roblo9e Der
.S6hter oes ct. Grlipin@ I'M Staate WtaHa-
thlfeff8. q .4s-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
Sie neucite Gabr[z @inbheutclei,

Die neuefte europdii6e &abel. 0iubbeutelei
beite9t tpobl BARN, bab Yismard in @emeins
i6aft NIT ben anoern europGiit4en Nlddbt,n
einen Yrotelt gegen ben vSDlabus" auIgeieBt
bat. Wlosli4, baB Der 6itrsi9ii9e Riniiter
stpas Serartises i'm Slime flbrt, aber BON
Do Elm iolber sund6If ni6t nur in aan3li6en n.
Wioeripru6e nit Der pplitii6en SfeQuna
Yreu6en's iteben, ~ionoeru nod pielmcbr ppn1
firbliden Stanopunfte aus elm Ginorifi in Die
reli9ioie ourd Die norOoeutibe Yerfaiiuns 9a=
rantirte 6reibeit iein piirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
Sic crite Eutid,eiNuuo

Die erite gnti6eiouns unter benz neutiden
pberaeri6tliden Grfenutniiie. oaB ole Dor benz
So. Gebr. 1862 aema6tsn Shuloen lin Cob
be5ublt tueroen miiien, 1T ioeben in einem
@eridte au Brootlpn, R.sW, srfolst. Sn elmer
9lase 3ur Auibebuns, reip. Sinoieuna elmer
9ppotbef enti6ieo Ri6ter Yratt, b al o.
10 I S apitat, ME 3tnen n @oIb
be5ablt merben mpe II Nebnlide
guildeioungen perben ohne 3ueiIsl ii6 iest
tdglia pieoerbolen. Sfen bleibt nur bit
6rags, Oh alte Sppotbeten poer 8runosinien
Die anter Der 8orausieBune, oab tie in Sou,
rant seSabtt fueroen %piiroen, ansefauit muir
ben, unter Die Gnti6sioung oes Cberseridt!
iommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
Sampfer.Mnfunft

BotDn, IS. Jebr. Deute lei Der am /.
6ebruar BON 2iperpool abseIeseite Sampfer
sGitp OF Corr bier elm.
REM Tort, l6. Gebr. - Die Sampfs
ibiffe ~GbiuaA, .Gitb Of Baltimore" u. sWfins
%neiota" famen beute Ma6mittag bon 8ipers
pool. bic p9ammonia" BON Samburs. bic
~amsritaA BON Bremen uno Die sBrittaniar
bon &fasanfp HER nm. H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
9tus Neip; SJprf. -6rilnipalS'8 Be:
erbianne.- Naubperiub.- Gelbs
marFt.

Ren =Dort, 16. 6ebr. - Seute purot
bic 2ei6e Des IN 9abanua ermOrOeten SIaal
8riintpalO beerOi9t. NteBrere 2pselt, gu oener
Der Werltprbene gebDrte, batten aus benz ge.
grabniHe cine 6ffentIi9e Concentration ma.
den Dolen. Sr. &enlpe, in beiien Sirniter
8rinpalo itano, belt Dics itidt fir palieno
man itano oaber bnbon ab. Stint 2ogen err
i9ienen nit ben iibli6en CHARACTERIZATION; ieoe
2o8e bate fir 8 Suti9en seior9t. Ser 3ei9e
folgten auBeroem Saumann uno &emp, ole
Gn9eIteaten oes ipanii6en @onIulates, Die
@roBIo9enbeamten &oientbal uno Ste8er uno
Anoere. Vile SrOttoire in Den StraBen, ourh
Die Der 3us 9in9. tuarcn nit Meni9en be-
IeBt. Der 3ug gin9 mitteIit Der Q8iaiainsburs
ger Sabre nod benz gapiioe: @ottesader. Sic
8robesreOe belt Gabbiner Or. 6inter.
9eute friib oranSen @inbre6er in oas
Compton BON alon5O Guibman an 9. Apes
nlle, alberlnannes Der Is. @aro, bobrten 2
2B6er in bic eiierne 8eloipinoe, Die 500 ent=
belt, uno iparen 9eraoe babel. Die &b9er nit
Yuluer su fRllen. als ie entoett puroen uno
nit ointerlaHun9 elmer Portie @inbrudss
Wert3eu9e, 2unte unD S6ieBpulper eniiloben.
Der @elomartt 1T beute fpilig gu A bis 6
9ro3ent bel ouzSarleben, 3u & Yrosent bel
@ei66Its.9 apieren eriter Stafe. Auslanoiz
ide 98sdiel 1888 bis {. Der @olomarft be-
aann ieit 3t 20 Yro5eHt, mid abcr bann auF
101
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Bic cubanifdc Mnaeleoenbeit.

Ne 10 : Wprt, Ito. Sebr. 9BGhreno cas
Senats Gomite fir auspdrtiae Ineelesenbei=
ten tlber bic Inerfennun8 Der Gubaner ais
friegfibrenoe Mtabt berietb, berliesen Die Sc.
natoren Morton uno @iQfams auf Die Nads
ridt, oaB bas sNntional Sotel" brenne, pl6bs
LID Die Sibuns, ipesbalb feline Gntiheioung
er5ielt nuroe. Man slaubt iebo9, oaB bas
Gomite fir Mrerfennun9 Der Gubaner lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
mirNrr cir Mnrh.

New. 0Ort. 16. Jebr. = So9n o. 9Rcs
Gean, Nr. IA, Suifoltitr., pobnbaft, Elm Radts
pd6ter, eerietb seitern nit einem sepiIien
emanuel Sbartep in Streit, Der oamit enoe=
te, baB WleGean einen &spolper sog II. Sbars
tee in ben OPT itoB. Ser Gbdter 1T oers
hnftet.
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Observation-Disclosures

leumounss. YroseB bon gp. &. gpiliun gegen
Soiiab ". Woottan ipe8en Yer5Hsntli1ung sis
nes Mrtifels in elmer oeutiden 3eitun9, norm
Wilion uno anbere WitsIieoer ber @eieBee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17

buns Der Corruption beI9ulOist tpurOen. muir
be Seiiern Su @uniten bes 6ld8ers entibie0en,
Der $4,000 su9eipro9en erbielt. 4noere 8ros
3eie Iino i'm 8au9e, 10 oaB Der Artltel Woo
nan tbeuer 3u iieben fOmmert Diro.
Die GinWeibune Der Bride BEL
Sput8Dtne.
2putsoitle, Sp., 16. 6ebr. STR Die
Ginweibpu9 Der giienbabnbriife n6biten
Sonnerfa9 tuerOen srDBe Bortebrun8en ges
troHen. Die Staatsbeamten uto 8eieb8ebuns
gen bon Gentudp unO Snoiaua iolrn 5u Der
6eicrlt6teit ein9elaoen tperoen.
GFsScnator Grimes.
Sesmotnes, Soma, II. Sebr. - Sc 1T
bier aus Yaris Die gtadrift eingetroffen, bab
ii6 Der 3uitano bes ST. BunoesienatOrs Sri.
mes 5uiebenos ueri6limmert, uno ct Die Ser.
StQuten tpobl niht ipieoerieben pirO.
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Selegrapbiide Septidem.
MuS 9ttlaSelpbid.

. btIQ0eIpbia. Is. Jebruar,-0eute
enoeten Die iGbrlihe Mtiin5enprobe uno Niin.
3%eninipettion. Sie Nifitaioren oer Ser. ct
9lin3s, Oeren 8nriiBer &i6tsr Gaopnaaoer
II, ltno nit Dem, mas lie 9eIeben uno pOrset
funOell. aufrieOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17

MnS Dem Siioen.
9ienftag nabm Die @eisBsebWng @epr,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
Sam Lawson On Indians.
BY MRS. Il. B. STOWE.


oval, We see Tekawampaith he was
the fust Christian Indian minister OF
the Gospel there was in OldtOwn. he
was a full-blOOded Indian, but he was
as good a Christian as there was goin';
and he was settled here over the
church in OIdtoWn afOre ParsOn Pea
bedy; and Parson Peabody he come
afore Parson LothrOp; and a very
good minister Tekawampait was too.
Folks has said that there couldn't
nothin' be made o. Indians F; that they
was nothin' but a sort o. bears and
tigers a waIkini around on their hind
legs, a seekini whom they mOught de-
your; Dut Parson Elliot he didn't
think SO, Christ died for them as
wal as for me- says he; and 5ist give
'em the Gospel, says he, and the rest
will come along of itself And SO he
came here to 0idtown, and sOt up q
sort o. log hut right on the spot where
the old Captain Brown house is now.
Them two great elm trees that's grown
now each side o. the front gate was
two little switches then that two In
dians brought up over sheir shoulders
and planted there for friendship trees,
as they called 'em; and now look
what trees they be J He used to stand
under that big oak there, and preach
TO the Indians, long before there was
any meetin' house to speak in here in
OldtOwn.
oval, now, tell you, it took putty
good courage in Parson Elliot to do
that ar. / tell you, in them days it
took putty consid' fable faith to see any
thing in an Indian but just wild
beast. Folks can't tell by seein' on
ZEN now days what they was in the
old times, when all the settlements
was new, and the Indians was stark,
starin' wild, rarin' and tarin' round
in the woods, and a fightin' each oth-
er, and a fightin' the white folks. -
1tgdntic Monthly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
TIFFTN TRIBUNE.
TIaI1. T61Fsday E7e-, Oct. 2Oth, 1870
NEK P0EN BT WHITTIER.

From these wild rocks I look to-day
Der leagues Of dancing waves, and see
The ,,fetv ooast-Iise stretch away;
And marx the spot where you must be.
listen. and seem to hear
RThe pleasant voices Of old days,
The pines that shade the Ise Of Deer,
The rippling river'ssong Of praise
Dear friendsf send you what can
Ihoat across theseverfng tide
All that a shy OF silent man
Could give II fsitting by your side.
THANK you fo- sweet 1estal days,
For tender memories lingering long,
For Joyful meetings, fond delays,
And ties Of friendship woven strong.
Not vainIy has your WORK been done;
For many q heart else cold and dim
Those silent June days are shining on,
And woods ard waters sing their hymn.
o friends whose lives sstill keep their prime
Whose bright example warns and cheer
Ye teach US how 70 smile at time
And see 70 music all his years!
Make room. o, river Of our home,
For other feet in place OF ours;
And in the summers yet 70 come,
Lapse softly by the Feast OF Flowers.
Hold In thy mirror calm and deep,
The pleasant pietares thou hast seen;
Forget thy lovers not, but keep
onr memory, like thy laurels, green
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

A distinguished barrister, wishing
to fiatter Kean, the elder, told him
that he surpassed all other actors he
had ever seen. Kean enjoyed the
praise keenly, and began talking about
the circuit on which the barrister
went. Pray" said the actor, "were
you ever at the theatre at Exeter ?'
YES" replied the barrister, .'aGd
saw there an ugly, little, eroaking
wretch of an actor taking the very
part in which you so much excel"
THAT actor, sir" said Kean, was
your humble servant" SIS il itpOssi6le,
sir" exclaimed the barrister, with
admirable presence Of mind, THAT
you should have improved so
much in every particular in so short a
time ?"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
Quincy, st. Joseph,
Kansas City, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs & Omaha
WITHOUT CHANGE oE CARS.

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Tole-
do, Wabash & Western, and Hannibal St.
Joseph Short Line Connections via Quincy.
ATKA NSAS CITY, in Union Depot, with
Kansas Pacific Railway. for Lawrence, Top
eka, Junction City, Salina. Sheridan, &c,
Connecting via Smoky Hill Route, with dai-
/ " overland Stages for Los Vegos, Nm, San
IA Fe, n. NJ, also 10 Denver, Central City,
GEORGETOWN, 6c.
ATRA NSAS CITY, in Union Depot, with
Missouri River, Fort scott and Gulf r. R.,
completed 70 Fort Scott, for&'Ort Scott, K,
Cherokee Neutral Lands, Baxter Springs, K.
Fort Gibson, &c, to the Gulf
At La WRENCE, with the Leavenworth,
Lawrence and Galveston r. R., for Baldwin
City, Ottawa, Garnet, Humbolt, Oswego,
Usage, ChetOpa, kp.s &c.
Ar TOPEKA, with Topeka & Santa Fe +.
r. for Burlingame, Emporia, &c.
ATSy JOSEPH, with st. Joseph & Coun-
ell Bluffs r. r. for Brownsville, Nebraska
City, Council Bluffs, Omaha and Sioux City.
Ar ST. JOSEPH, with Missouri Valley r.
R., for Atchison, Weston, Leavenworth,
LIST. JOSEPH, with st. Joseph & Dem
yer r. r., 70 Troy, Hiawatha, K, DC.
ATATCHLSON, with Central Branch I'm
ion Pacific r. R., for Waterville, X, lO0miles
At COUNCIL BLUFFS, for Sioux City,
Ar OMAHA, with Union Pacific R. R. for
Fort Kearney, Cheyenne, Ogden, connecting
with Central Pacific Railroad, or line, Re-
no, Cisco, COlfax, Sacramento, San Francis
co, &c.
Cheyenne is the connecting point with
Denver, Central City, Georgetown, and
points in Colorado; Ogden, with Utah Cen
trail r. r. for Salt Lake ity Corinne, forr
points in Idaha and Montana; Elko, 70
White Pine; Reno, for Virginia City and
points in Neva-
Be Sure Your Tickets read by this
faVOFite Route.
For sale at all Principal Ticket Ofices.-
Baggage checked through and omnibus and
ferriage avoided.
p, B. GROAT, GEO, H. NETTLETON,
Genl Ticket Agent. GenI Supt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

II you want to exchange property.
or to borrow money, advertise in the
TRIBUNE.
II you want to loan money, or Sc
cure a business partner, advertise in.
the TRIBUNE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

AGRICULTURAL HoRsE-TROTs' No
wHERE-The Winnebagh County Ag-
ricultural Society, Rockford, puts forth
the following programme for its COM
ing exhibition:
One grand balloon ascension.
Grand tournament of target-shOot-
ers.
Grand Indian ambuscade and at
tack.
One grand hurdle-race.
one extra-grand ladies' equestrienne
exhibition.
Grand boys and girls riding.
One grand slow mule race.
one Wagon-wheel race.
Several grand trotting and pacing
matches.
All forming one of the grandest ag-
ricultural and horticultural shows
ever given on this great American
continent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
No.

FOR SALE-COrner Lot, on lst Monroe
street, 1ifiin, Ohio. A comfortable and CON
venient house Of six rooms. Splendid new
barn, wOOd-hOuse, and other out-buildingS
Two large etsterns, new fence, q select and
large variety OF fruit on the premises. Terms
easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
Notice

ON the 9th day Of November, 1870. 81 l0
O'Clock a. m. the stockholders OF the
North American Railway Company and OF
the Now York Western Railway Company.
will convene ~ the city Of TifTin. ia the
state OF Ohio. in joint meeting, TO elect q
Board Of Directors for the new corporation
lately constituted by consolidation. under
the name and style Of the "New York West
ern Railway Co"
BY order Of the Boards,
R. O.. PENNINGTON.
Secretay Of y. A. Il. ". 90.
J. P. EDWARDS,
Secretary OF y. 7. W. r. ". Co.
n5I-4t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing between the
undersigned unler the firm name of Miller
& Diemer, was, by mutual consent, dissOlv-
ed on the 18th Of September. All Indebted
10 the firm are requested 70 come and settle.
LEWIS MILLER,
n5l-2t. PETER DIEMER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
For Rent.

tOOSS ESSION given Ist OfSeptember next.
l. A nrst-class Cottage Dwelling HOUSE,
new and modern style, with rooms, cellar
barn and all convenient out-houses. Term
moderate. Apply &C the ONCE OF
Aug. ll-nR-h KEEN & RIDdELY
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

FOR SALE--Eighty acres of choice tim
Der land, eight miles " est Of Tiffin, near the
EOstOria road A public road running along
the east end of this lot. VIII be sold low
aud on terms TO suit purchaser.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

Bring your advertisements 10 the
TRIBUNE. It has q circulation of ov-
er ]. 900.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

FOR SALE--HOuse and Lot on lst Mon
roe street. The house is long, and well suit
ed for one or two families. A good ciStern
and choice fruit trees on the Lot. Good 10
cation; price low and terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
For Sale.

TWO good Dwellings in Second Ward,
IL possession given immedlately-also
several good Building Lots in First Ward.
Aug Il.nis-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

In good variety-POrlS, Smoked
Shoulders, &c.
A speciality il made OF Bologna SausaQes.
Head Cheese and Pork sausages
Cash paid for Beeves, Calves, Sheen and
Hogs, 81 the highest market rate and wanted
at all times.
Great pains Is taken at this market 10 have
Work done In the neatest manner.
May %, ls70-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
JOHN A. REMMELR
FRESH MEATS
SALT MEATS

o. an kinds always on hand-BeeE. Pork.
Mutton, Veal, &c.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
Real Estate Agency
Real Estate Bought and Sold
- :-oNETHE-
Host Reasonable Terms.

FOR SALE--Eighty acres, 50 Of which are
cleared and under good cultivation. fine
young orchard Of choice fruit trees; good
frame house, barn and other Out-buildlngS
Terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

Both linen and paper. Everything of the
BEST, and all win be sold at Low PRICES
Call and see.
VOLLMER& & KIRCHNER.
April l, ls70-tf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20
AND PROVISION S
Country Produce! !
Dissolution Notice.

Remember the place.
MARTIN * NEGELE,
No. 2 National Block. TIfin.
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PRUSSIA.
reclamation b, the =, ing Of Prussia

frOtbAtudttVhoy ny WV Elths VI u E"NN"s
LONDON, August 1.-THE King OF
Prussia has issued the following pro
rlamation:
We. William King of Prussia. make
,nown To all the inhabitants of French
territory occupied by the German
forces that the Emperor Napoleon,
having bv sea and land, attacked the
German nation, eager to live in peace
with the French people, have taken
command Of the German armies To
repel aggression, and by military
events have been led TO pass the
French frontier We war against
-oliirrs not citizens, therefore
,he latter may continue secure
iu person and property 80 long as they
abstain from hostile acts, and We gram
them protection as a matter OF right
Generals commanding corps will decide
what measures are necessary toward
Individual communities violating the
l-ages of war They will also regulate
he requisirions necessary TO sustain
heir troops and nx the difference q
Exchange between German and French
urrency in order TO facilitate dealings
,rrween soldiers aud citizens.
Signedl WILLIAM;
Given at SaArbruck on the llth da,
d August, 1870
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commander, Brigadier General Adel
bert Ames elected himself to the Senate
and to ensure his admission to that body
from its Radical majority, he brought
a negro along with him as his collea.
que; this, too, at a time when there
was no pretence that a negro was eligi-
BILE 10 any Federal office, for the
Fifteenth Amendment had not then
been adopted. 1t was "iorce'-sheer,
lawless force-that put a nonresident
Brigadier- General and an ineligible
negro into the Senate, to represent Mis-
sissippi, and legislate for Pennsylvania
and all other States OF the Union.
This is what the government is coming
to by which the people, through their
chosen representatives, conduct their
public affairs. II is becoming 4 close
corporation Of men whose villainy is no
longer disputable, and who, having got
power by force" keepit by the same
means. This is the condition OF things
that makes rejecting men Of all parties
tremble for the future of our country.
This it is that gives personal interst
TO every man at the North in the events
that happen at the South. The Radi-
cal game has Leen cry always we are
only robbing and expressing your
enemies But in the Divine govern
ment Of the world il is so ordered that
those who connive at injustice, sooner
or later, have themselves TO endure
is evils. The form and character OF
our government is gradually changing
under the system that Radicalism prom
ised should only oppress the South;
1t was formally put into the Radical
platform of 1868 that negro suffrage
was to he inflicted on the Southern
States a. a punishment for rebellion,
but the loyal States were to retain
their constitutional control Of the ques-
tion-"the question of suffrage in all
the loyal States properly belongs TO the
people of those States How this
pledge Of the Radical party was violated
as soon as the election was over, we
need not remind anybody. This, and
many other things, have at last taught
the Northern people that the curse of
Radicalism reaches them, and Is no
longer visited wholly on the South. This
gives us a personal interest in the con-
dition of affairs, in which, five years
after the war, Radicals can boast that
they are governing States and electing
Congressman by force" They are
giving us, instead of government by
the people, a government founded on
force and fraud; and no man, woman
or child, North or South, escapes the
evils of this prohigate and corrupt sys-
tom IA,