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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-01
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borne nord par Emile j. Bite, Guillory,
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{. Paroisse 2 70
90 I'm moroccan de terre situs d Mallet,
assesse au nom de Joseph Colbert, conte-
nant quarante acres, borne nord ct Quest
par les terres de Evariste Gnillory, pere,
sud ct est par Sylvan Sonnier.
Take d'Etat S23 80
93 I'm moroccan de terre situe d Pla-
quemine, assess6 au nom de Henry NJ.
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six sud de la rangee trois est, contenant
q~uarante 20I100 acres; ct %cinquante ar
penis borne nord par Simon Durio, sud
par lie moroccan ci-dessus decrit, ct est par
Ia terre de Whitfield ct vingt cling arpents
de superficie borne nord par Jacques
Chariot, (. m. c., sud par la terre pnbliaue,
est par les terres de P. Gomeau, ct Quest
par 10 terre de Mckinney. :
Take d'Etat $23 81
" Paroisse II SO
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Vieille Grand Prairie, assesse au nom de
Rosemond Soileau, contenant vingt
hnit arpents, borne nord par Cyprien
Larose Fontenot sud par Lazaro. est par
Valcour CUTLERY, ct Quest par Ellie ARDEN.
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!. Par0isse Q 80
&c Tn moroccan de terre situe pres du
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Andrus, contenant deux cents arpents,
borne nord par 10 bayou Bourbeux, est par Ia
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

9 exhibitor recited Col Holiness poem oi THO Black
Iruphcj last night at the National Theater, IN WaShnS-
ton with an accompaniment Of orchestral music.
Before leaving Buiialo-whCTe, by the way,
her Biaca was received really great peri0rranSo
In pout IL magnetic powcr-JanausChcl rCcoiNGd ."o
tribute OF pubic serenade, Ivy tho Lcdcr aei soeo,
The residents of the city of Adelaide, III ,io-
tant Australia, 10 have good taste
ters Charles Matthews said of them, w"V have found
there, by the Union Club" ON SeIt ~: - Ii.,F.I
one 81 the most yerant places. with tho mos @ m mo
and So far AS me receIp's 81 ~ ~,
noriion to the nonnlaton they have certainly pep sa
pcriOr 10 those I'm either Melbourne OF ~ ~
maj rerct of course because th' size o. to pace siu
moi oIIov of il, but in proportion ~ is SO NY
oniv MAJ Int / have met WIN aIpreelauon' 1
SpagSt "f appreciation In the proper sense. ;"
49, have Given the audiences tie means oi ENJOY
ra ,bcy have responded rs readily as any audience
have paycd 10 anywhere. They have NOT required sen
or broad comic effects; but they have taken NO
every little ront well in any place have Nsed
Now that IS saving n great deal, for from what we 'I
heard in England was lei 10 believe that morning.
woud 20 down hat sensational pieces. Now, my pieces
arr ANYTHING but sensational They merely tfdl-
scripts of daily life and n the perverted feeling nav
spoken OF prevailed, IL would lead them 70 Heck away
from the theater rather than to 90 10 IT, lnty nave
Aocked TO il, aud have apparently been WY MuVh
amused"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
LATEST SHIP NEU&

ARRIVED. Sunday. Dee. 2j
steamship Washington Gager SesOrlean Dec H. md'e ard
steamship Georgia, CoTel, charles,or nd.s. and p'..
steamship Crescent city, Norton Nesoeans ndse and p,T
wSse ,-o s6d VAS: s'''
s,%.g i2nsos hsg rs T Se, s % ss i S e'
Steamship WIN ?. Clyle Surge', Philadelphia nis.
ship Grs we.tala Iunninsan so 10, H. ni'e 'Hi 7i
Brig Annie Jsue MiIcsny, - John " u, y d2ts hsh -
schr Susan WRIGHT hoan ,r"r'lo'wn y o. ~ dA' na' ''
s,HooNKE--EIFsk aSp C9tsfsisE
P. z. Fletcher Virginia. Abee Wright, NtinA
Hanush Virginia Amelia Augusta, virginia
Vapot Baltaor. Mara G. tue. Calais.
VI T. Bar, q N~s-Isven VI. Simmons New Haven.
Pheb, Elizabeth, Nes.Ila,rn. Morning StAr, Ne" hA'eE
Tho. Winsrts Nesilsyen.
IIND-Snnsei, Lglt, y W; clear
Memoir ASDA.
The oop Teper,tee Mao.y from E1asthpo Tor New H,veu
While passing Hell tat the & ashore on Rug Bocs
and leaking ta She OF and te beach Astoria b.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boyros Dee. 2Sirnei spuh VIM LtEren-e from Baltimore
bark feion RON Faya; org Auni D. Torn tom Pensaos With
PRASc.co Dec Tbe whale ship IohH Howlsnd caught fr-
this morning The flames nggisel se her woodwork. % deE
burned Sailed sp Adeds Baker win Shelt for Liverpool
Arrived sbip Pui,ey Dawsaa, iror Liverpool. 49,
stylSNAn Gs, Dec 2aAHvei steamship Sssgossa from Bali
more; schr Charles Heye Arnye Sstlriav steamship Sseirn
from GLASGOW Cleared steamship, lllnisyie Jsnto
kerlor,, IOrnassnGa, for Ph'Aiepht
FOREIGN POTTS.
QryRsrovv Dee 24-The steamship CT Of Baltimore from
New lors for iv-gpopl arriT@l t'+ay a. ~ y Ia
DISASTERS.
poe loss Of den load and hr captain Dis The ship Novs Of
Genock Montreal ahore 10 Ohn B4y Scotland
n,. ~ TtS w we s,rs5 tbs cargp r,I he The sbir Ko
engen Elizabeth Belfast Ireland John pat
Tor Antwerp put into Sciy ls,ui, England
bows AM los Of bospr having bern ia collision 9Th vessel
Sv,vSln Ca Dee 1.-The Br BRIG sharon from Sevyort tor
CoSsntnot into un1nosn vessel the night Of the
saved by the sbr Charlie Ierr Posad which arrived
herr 'od9 The Dn saak With Der dec. under aud @ in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co..
Is Nassau-st.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

TIE BEECHERS OF TO-DAY - Who and
what they are; with portraits of Henry Ward
Beccher, Catherine f., Mrs. Stowe, Edward
Charles, and Thomas X. Beecher, given in
Jan. No. PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL, New
Vol, SO a year. Newsmen have it. The same
number also contains
CHEMISTRY, Its History, Progress and I'M
portance by Prof. JOY lof Columbia College
Also, Ii. b. CLAFLIN, the Merchant His
Portrait, Biography, and Character; with an
account of his life and success. And DREAM
LAND some very interesting experiences in
Psychology Do the living communicate with
the departedl question for Scientific inves
tigati0n. Also, THE IMAGINATION. Its uses
in scientific thought and study. And PiIlSl-
CAL EDUCATION, with illustrations Cause
and Cure of Dyspepsia; Siberian N0racity /;
Effects of Grief Influence of the Brain; The
Source of Crime Rcformatory Measures, etc.
and FLORIDA, as IL Winter Home; Climate,
Fruits, etc. Woman's Sphere and Influence.
Shall Woman Vote The Human Heart. De-
cison good thing for Boys. Also, THE
M0RMONS, Ethnologically considered Who
aud what they are; The American Element ;
The English Mormon; The ScOtchman The
Welsh scandinavian Polygamy; The Nor
mon Faith; The Elders. And CURRENT
TOPlCS-Edncaton Mechancism Free La
Dor The Tariff w. Free Trade Our Mineral
Resources. And WHAT CAN WOMAN DO I
Pursuits To which she is best adapted; The
Study of Man; Temperance VS.. Goodness;
Leigh Hunt rs an Essayist What Shall Do :
Adventures of "a Non-Combatant 4 Sketch of
IA, Late War. THil CONDOR; with cngIay-
ing; it, habits nnd peculiarries p0etical
proverbs. MENTORlhi1-May | Marry My
Cousin ! Badness Near-Sigh;edneSs Weak
euing Of The Brain AStrlogy; Use and Value
Of the Hair; Female Suffiage III Wyoming;
THE SCIENCE OF MAN, in outline with A
Illustrations. All this and much more III the
JANUARY NUMBER Of the PlIRENOlOGl-
CAL JOURNAL. zoe. New vol, S3 year
ten copies, $50 Ncwsmcn have IL. Address
:. Il. WELLS, 30 Broadway, Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
THE GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
TRADESMEN.

SIR: Please correct the report III yesterday S
issue that the readings Thursday evening at stenWay
Hall by Mr. and Mrs George Vardenhon were IN d'd OF
the General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen OF the
City OF New York. The Society is self-susaininG An
amount is voted Annually from rs funds Tor lectures.
M tickets arc sold Connected with this Society ~ the
Apprentices' Library which Il the only free library III
New York. few years since IN addition 10 lhe APP
prentices' privileges the library thrown open 10
both sexes, and among it, readers Young men anu
women employed in factories, stores. DC, the ies,o
qualification being certificate of their good character
frou their employers Endorsed 10y member oi tils so
cicty The library contains several thousand volume >
Is located at No Broadway, and Is opcu from D. m
10 H. M. There about 900 readers. Attached 10
the Society durng the Fail and Winter season y draw
iuR-schuOl for apr, ntCer with competent teachers,
which Is also free Tho society numbers now about 100
members. Very respectfully yOurs, HENRY l.. SLofF
Chairman Lecture Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
lAnnon1ct

A COLD SEEMS SMALL AFFAIR. - Most
rrorLH NEGLECT IT. WHO nj YET Com NAY YUM TO
CoSsuxP1loS Isp CERTAIN DEATH TAXI
Com IN rEE 1urs; Dr. D. JinEs EEPEoroA.Sr
InH wKILESowS CoUGH. COLDS CoSsUsr
TON AsfHs, BRoxcnrI. CosPrIry, AND
TOUR Con- WILL DsArrRAA, lPPEKHESaoS ~
plSGER Som ~ DRUGGIsrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

DO not wish TO inform Jon ,sir that Dr Wonderful oher
discovered remedy that Consumption sbsn the
hif coa,am,ln short nil Oh diseases mind, boy
e make I've forever and leave death pay Of
sOk tnd sde.gnd 20 Iaaie subgnsy sphere h Paise
20 witch Heaven Itself ,a b, but SIDE eho. You ha,r heard enough
Ofth hDe 81 humuggrry Rut uhen - ihss Dr. 90
rh Hreiy " gsii RI te tssrr N the ~
only sreT a' niih thous.rls testify wilt t5J9 hs
vnri Tor iA4'l pAr
inoraalUn sort nee 10 al'r-.s. 1ti. r'n,dvs
SOLD ~ MOST DRUGGISTS IN All PARTS or THE WORLD.
Inc ~ 'futs S,ni hY NAL pugai..
-four packages Nr dollars .rds fnl worth
iia!una See tt private stamp Winch positive %
dhuatLes 'urrn te olle rTgPer Renrnr that h. private
sam tHc 10y The Jriirl sstss r.sl ff
hsf1s has AMI siisss cad she xarl.
Crriha- 81 snd ber
Don't ut rsu- f travellers and 0ihs uciu,ssCs
Or Sage h'rg krowi.c-
10 minufrt~ the Dr. tssh h-nd,, and
S.rei " sell IBIS meie.p,. " '. fIEiu NJ H.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

81. Nicholas Hotei-SenatOr Rice of Arkansas,
and Judge r. Il. CARPENTER of Charleston, 5. C-=Evcr-
EFT House-Gen. q. b. Williams Of Washington; - Bre-
Wort Uouse-IIenry Adams of Cambridge. Mass.==
New-York HOtel-EX Mayor Bcrrctt OF WASHINGTON
=Efth Avenue Hctcl-Gen; j. 5 Ncgey' NJ C., pGnl.-
svlyauia Cen j. Stahel and Charles Ewing OF Washing
ion: Gen c. A. Custer u. :. A.; Gen w. ;. Tliton OF
Maine and the Hon. =. 7. Davis of Syracuse.
DEPARTURES,
Gen. Sherman Secretary Robson. and Mr. Stenersen,
the new Swedish Minister, left the city Tor Washington
-. Con. Bntler left for Boston last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

,od cam nv flrc yesterday. Christmas dinner
viii We provided to-day for tho iC5 prisoners IN INC rscA
County JAIL
ELrZ,pETu-The Union Club House on GroNe-st WIS
damaged s.. 900 by fire on Saturday.
TRENroy-The Supreme Court has adjourned until
after the holidays. Tho Battle of Trenton VIII %, com
vailed Mr Hayens who Ia nearly 70 years old, Will DO
,ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong Pure, and Rich Blood, Increase Of Flesh AID
Weight, Clear Skin aud Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPhkILLLAu RESoLVENP

F,err dop ofe Sspsr,n Recve communicate 'hrO1gh ne
Buo sweat other inijs and uees o. the 'ien " Nki
of body att neH arr -odld msefL
kcr Cousm puon siGlsr Dss Ulcers IN IN Iheat hor1l
Tuuor, Nc In ID. Glands other paris Of the -y w. 500. bes
Bs shd the ver, "Hs OF SIN bs
ras,s Euptons psver Sores Head ng Worn, SAT- khen
Er.n,., Acnr Blel Sps Worms the leh Iunor Csnoen 10
the Womb az Wutsuag and P'i3s Discharges Nfh S.tss
I.. of So.rn ami ALI vls.es - the Life Principle within hs
cnr,. rspse Of Moien ChsHiSr All ~ days us
prove person for either Of a' form, Of h,s ~
ro,- or ~ 1rs Then patient daily becoming reduced b.,
lie s,rs ~cun that coatluay Pioseg succeeds "
Tie with material made r'r
he,h b and IN, tie sirsspaan viii ard doe. 10
certain Tor his reiy ia u purncanon
- the loss of Ni b. rapid
ard ser, ay tho paiut s feel himself eef su1 sonse
the id gug brs apPen'e improving snd h'a 'aa "eso'''
crr.,fg.
rl ,s,g Chronic uuOuAl and SIR
d.e.es bat he cn pNsaV. eor for kdne Bh4er Onns'
and ob d.sass Crawl Diabetes Drops spsgs - water inou
usnr. az IrB Brs DseAse Abumn1hs an il ell sSers
s are brcs the thcf eloUiy Iiied '
White 81 threads ke white Nh h,e
s bilious appearance and white bose Gus d'pos .o
pcng harng snsaon When and pss
IN The Snail Of the Raes siong the Lons
Pre- one dollar per bottle sola BY Druggists everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
TOR NICETY, For Certainty, For Ease,
TIE FLORENCE MACHINE
N guRP 70 PLEASE

Not only Who have used machine hut those who have
m III. best. viii be delighted with the FLORENCE Thspeton Of
it, stitch marvellous, be appreciated By good operators
o. other machines while inexperienced cannot fail 10 work wonders
With its simple and sssJ Tho greatest variety Of
uol can 10 done bat practice shin he pat Of the
operator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
HOME NEWS
TIIH MEArHkR
Prominent ARRIVALS

Rrv,EKs-Ther Nov. 70. l6o Dec. "a, 1853. thcrnoHi-
etcr at o. H. go; I. M SO; IL y. NJ, 49, 2oh, ~
$50. S-9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

in France lives FreuchwOman ~ years % age, who dc
cares that death only shall remove her from the place OF
her birth The Prrssan soldiers have built her straw
nut and provided her with military cloak IN place VI
blanket and rhe is dependent upon them for subsistence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
ALDEN FRUIT PRESERVING
COMPANY.

By,se- scientific process the -s,s hsrspouss ssn ~ us
snd vegetables whr retaining their r,hness favor ssd os' "hss
ns ess hAa hall the rest o. Asf HeAes
once 10 Chsmbe. T. ~here m islorS.tos be so>sss
in regard q SCI. oistsse and County Rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

All kinds OF Twine COrdage, and Paper
Net eUs prices WILLARD HAhVEr, 5J bfosl"'Y' NeS-ior1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

H. n. SoURE'S. 81 FultOn-st, New York, Is
the -rahi. N,rCHKs hnr p~oNps oh0os !E"tL
~ and STEALING SLyRESAKR DIAMONDS q Speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

E'ARTH CLOSET, or COMMODE, So ~ to
- eli MOODRnFFS IMPROVED PiTESl. A1,,.lsg with
DIOR. Simple, durshe effective sbesp. 30
A. DRAPER Ca, .iois Assnts, ~ ',rsn,ts.. :. ;
40 Ia MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE, No.
~ @7 osdnsJ. T~ehy thJ,t rl.,s Nil 6bi
bss Of the y md Az the s'1Rrl sDd so cho, H.
gfsh French. ari Seoeh ,siopeu.
ZINE, LIGHT, IRON CASTINGS by The guam
hty-TUrfLBk BAILEY MlSt yki'riRlSG - Nn nlce,ye
o''sp =, .u fsari-r, h,crs IT. heTh Isnih ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
TOOTURRUSUB.

Of b,s. RnsH,h m,t, Al grrstly rcleceJ pioes.
DITMAN a Co., AstOr House Pharmac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

LIS, EYEGLASSES, OPERA AND
JiNgs PRKSricE l6i Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

SPECTACLEs,
FIILD GLAssEs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

hur RoBys B0VPALo OvERcoITs Sc A large and eaT
assortment ior KSoI the Halter No 2 Broadway corner o.
PutOnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

The best Holiday Gift,
PL1KENCE sEwISG NtcHrss.
- B5Jsdssy. s. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
FURs! FURSl FURs!
"The Fur that warns $ monarch
Warmed bear"


Warmed bear"
Nov the Winter Of diseoneat
Made glorious Summer BY the Fuu Of Knoll
-lShatesPe,re Improved.
Bur SLIGH RoBys OyeRcoIT sc A large and cheap
assortment or sale b. KsoI the Halter No 2n Broadway Of
PgliOH-st
81 LIZ Rf W FImcHtD PrENT TELESCOPE PsNci. Gold
MOUNTED Ruboer 90 go with gold nuded With ie
reversible late style OF as adapd far eer Hss CHAINS
WHO WOULD LIKE FOR HTs, her, or their
friends NEvisAR. Of above PEyC N plsas eall 81 ors
DOOEsrOBg sbo block below Foureuihst bro-ssJ
AM lss sorsh Of heI money ami tue change bisA
WHITMAN's JUJUBE
singer, public speakers keep The throat mO sd vote. elf
II excellent Pit NJ in ma' bor srRParS T. WITHIN soS,
Sole Manufacturers PhsdhS Can De- bad fuinut Psnacy,
fourth st., asd other leading Druggists
No SHoCKs-By the Scientific application Of
ELYCTRCITy astonishing results oht mel disease BY
Or CH.KBgsLn No. West Pourenihtt RfkcTEc, BHi for
varied
The best Holiday Gift,
Florence sEwISC N.cHIss
- b'osd'A'' y l.
TOOTTIBRUsHBS
o. b,s. Rnsb,h rn,i.. a, greatly reiuoed prices,
DITMAS n Co, AstOr House Pharmacy.
All kinds of Irvine, Cordage, and Paper
pnoea WILLARD HinyKr, 9J Broadway, Nev-fork
SpECrACLEs, EYEGLASSES, OPERA AND
FfLpGL~sEs Iiss fAhNtioE 10 D'OA'"H1'
II. n. SoUmE's % FultOn-st., New York, Is
the la.t Sc. - bag -eG. w,rcHK Dr,~oSp choice Jsssl
~ and STEALING sIlyrES'kR diamonds specialil.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26
WHITMAN's JUJUBE

For singers ard public speakers The throat m ,si voice eef
e1o,len, Pit NJ sm,l bor-s STEPHEN WHrss soS,
Sole Manufacturers Philadelphia Can be- bad Hfngs PhsunacT
ers Buildings; Cssvel Hazri Co.'S Ea corner Tseaty
iourLh-st, ssj other leading Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

No SHoCKs-By the Scientific application Of
EpCrRCT tt astonishing results
DR. CB.KBgL M. West Poureenihtt RrEcTEc,L EHi for
varied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-26

Now IL the Winter Of our diseonteat
Made glorious Summer' BY the Fuu Of Knoll
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03
fate but to be absorbed in the body Of

fate but to be absorbed in the body Of
our population or to die.
Tne later history Of the Indians in
Ohio has no more interesting passage
than the life and death Of Tecumseh.
L do not recall any OneOf his race who
possessed in a greater degree the
qualities held in highest esteem by
the Indians. He was brave, ,sagacious
and prudent, gifted with rare elo-
/ quence, and devoted his whole life 70
I what we must regard as a patriotic
effort 70 combine the Indian tribes Of
the Northwest to reclaim their own
land, and the graves Of their fathers.
He had a rare quality for an Indian;
he was temperate; and with his twin
brother the Prophet, detained
I against the whisky Of the white man.
: His name Is not associated with Indi-
ans in cruelty, except in battle. His
influence was first felt IN 1875, and
Z from that time until the battle Of Tip
! pecanOe he trayer5ed the vast region
/ from the Lakes 20 the GuifOf Mexico,
prOclaiming the miraculous power Of
{ the prophet, and combining and COM
Z fortfng and cOnfederating all the
I tribes against the white man. These
two brothers united the fanaticism OF
Mahomet with the hate and devotion
Of Hannibal. They had established
relations with British traders and
agents, and even against the advice
Of the old chiefs, had united tribes for
the common cause that had long been
at war with each other. The atten-
ton Of Gen. Harrison, then Governor
Of the Northwest Territory, was ear
ly ca Ted 20 their movements. He
tried 10 win them and overawe them.
One interview or council came near
being turned into q massacre. Gener
al Harrison advised that they be seiZ-
ed as hostages. Tecumseh did not de-
ny his hostility, but said he would not
60 to war If the principle was adopt
ed that no more land should be taken
from the Indians, except by the con-
sent Of all the tribes. He was tempt.
ed with bribes, but he bOasted Of his
poverty. Numerous depredations
were committed, and alleged murders
by the Indians, until war broke ogt.
In 1911 General Harrison marched
against the villageof the Prophet; but
as he approached it, he was attacked
by the Indians, and an indecisive bat
tie took place. The town, abandoned
by the Indians, was destroyed, but
General Harrison deemed it prudent
to make a speedy retreat. From this
time until his death, Tecumseh waged
a war which kept in alarm all the set
Elements in the Northwest. When
the war of 1872 was declared by the
United States against Great Britain,
he united his forces with the British,
and shared in the ecapture Of Hull, and
in most Of the engagements in that
region, until as before stated, he was
killed, bravely fighting, at the battle
of the Thames.
Though Tecumseh was a dangerous
enemy, who for q long time held a
vast region in terror, yet his memory
has always been respected by the piO-
neers of Ohio, who could sympathize
with his motives and admire his cOur-
age. 1t was this sentiment that in
duced Judge Sherman to name one of
his sons William Tecumseh Sherman,
and perhaps it is this ASSOCIATION Of
names that induces you to ask me for
his history.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03
TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
Tinn.0=. ThursdaT EEe., NoT. 30. so.
COUNTRY CHILDREN

Little fresh viOiets;
Born in the wildwood,
sweetly illustrating
Innocent childhood
Shy as the antelope
Brown as a berry
Free As the mountain air.
RomplBg and merry.
Blue eyes and hazel eyes
Peep from under the hedges,
shaded by sun-bonnets,
Frayed al the edges;
Upin the apple trees
Heedless OF danger,
Manhood in embryo,
Stares at the stranger.
ont in the lily patch,
Seeking the berries
Under the orchard trees.
Feasting on cherries
rramping the clover blooms
Down 'mong the grasses.
No voice 10 hinder then
Dear lads and lassesI
80 grim property
No interdicfion;
Fres as the birdllngs
From city restrictions.
Coming the purest blood,
Strengthening each muscle,
Donning health's armor
Geinst ife's coming battlei
Dear little innocents;
Bonn IN the Wildwood:
Oh that all lite ones
Had such q childhood
Gods blue spread over them,
Gods green beneath them;
No sweeter heritage
Could We bequeath them
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

A NEGRO preacher accidentally read
"A well known verse, ''My feet are as
hens feet, instead Of 'hinds' feet." !"
''YOu will observe, my breddrrn,D - he
said, "that a hen in the hen-roost,
when it falls asleep, it tightens its
grip SOS not to fall off. And dat's
how true faith, my breddern, holds
on to de rock"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03
Quincy, ST. Joseph,
Kansas City, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs & Omaha
WITHoUT cHANaE oE CARs.

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Tole
do, Wabash & Western, and Hannibal & 81
Joseph Short Line Connections via Quincy
TRANSAS CITY, in Union Depot, witt
eka, Junction City, Salina, Sheridan, &c.
Connecting via Smoky Hill Route, with dai
ly overland Stages for Los Vegos, y. M, San
"a Fe, n NJ, also 10 Denver, Central City
AFRANSL4S CITY in Union Depot, will
Missouri River, Fort scott and Gulf r. r.
completed 70 Fort Scott, for Fort Scott, X.
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, oswegJ
Usage ShetoPa, kp., &c
4 T TOPEKA, with Topeka & Santa Fe r
X. for Burlingame, EmpOria, &c.
TST. JOSEPH, with st. Joseph & COun
ell Bluffs r. r. for Brownsville, Nebraski
City, Council Bluffs, Omaha and Sioux City
q ST. JOSEPH, with Missouri Valley r
r, for Atchison, Weston, LeavenwOrth
HIST. JOSEPH, with st. joseph & Den
yer r. r. 70 Troy, Hiawatha, K, &c.
At TATCHLSON, with Central Branch I'm
ion Pacific r. R., for Waterville, X, 100 mile
Al. COUNCIL BLUFFS for Sioux City
AT OMAHA, with Union Pacific R. R. fo
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 will
Denver, Central City, GEORGETOWN, and
points in Colorado; Ogden, with Utah Cen.
tral r. r. for Salt Lake ity; COrinne, forl
points in Idaha and Montana; Elko, 70
White Pine; Reno, for Virginia City and
points in Neva.
Be Sure Your Tickets read by this
faVOrite Route
For sale at all Principal Ticket Ofices-
Baggage checked through and omnibus and
ferriage avoided.
p, B. GROAT, GEO. H. NETTLETON,
Gen'l Ticket Agent Genl Supt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

A Hibernian, entering menagerie,
was asked if the pony he saw was not
a very small one. "Oh, faith" said
rat i've seen many one in swate
Ireland as little as two of him.