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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03
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Reunion Of the Sherman BrIgade.

We published the notice in our last
issue that the annual reunion of the
Sherman Brigade, consisting of the
64th and 65th Regiments McLaugh-
Inns Cavalry, and BradIey's 9Th Ohio
Battery, wOnld take place i'll Mount
Vernon, on Wednesday, November
Both, 1870.
The following committee on TOasts
and Responses, and on Programmes,
have been appointed: Gen. r. Brink
erhOff, Col. Hinman, Col. $. NJ. Wolff,
Capt. /. d. Myers, Capt. Baldwin, and
Capt. Skeggs.
This committee are requested to be
present in Mt. Vernon, on Tuesday,
Nov. 18th, TO make necessary ar
rangements.
Gen. W. T. Sherman and Gen. r.
BrinkeThoff have been invited to de
liver addresses on the occasion.
All the members of the Brigade in
this vicinity are cordially invited to
attend and may be assured of ahearty
welcome at the hands Of the Mt. Yer
non people.-MdRsfeld Herald.
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SEASON OF IS7O--7L
Mason & Hanalin's
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS.
Patented June q, and Aug. ., 1870.
Reduction of Prices :

The Mason & HamIin Organ Co., have the
pleasure Of announcing important improve
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Patents were granted them IN June and Au-
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attachments, but enhance the substantial
excellence OF the instruments.
They are also enabled by increased facili-
ties for manufacture 10 make, from this date
a further reduction Of prices on several lead
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Having completed and added to their
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they hope hereafter 10 supply all orders
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They now offer -Four Octave Cabinet Or
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

The Paymaster General ofthe Army
has made his annual report. 1t is
much shorter than usual. The bal
ance on hand at the beginning Of the
year was s., ,63S, ,6T7. The receipts dur
ing the year were s28, ,s28, ,S55. The
disbursements were as follows: Army,
sl4,sS1, $40; volunteers, s5,6l5,SO1.-
The reconstruction expenses for the
year amounted to s., ,s75, 972
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

West Virginia has gone Democrat
ic by about ZOO majority. The Leg
lslature is Democratic which will give
the Democrats a Senator in Congress.
The Democrats have elected two Rep
resentatives and the Republicans one
"A gain for the former Of two.
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A1S WS. NJ. JOHNSON. Secretary.
What i On. Thad- Stevens Thought
About MishIer's Herb Bitters.

Mr.. William Lambert, First Assistant En-
gineer, U. S. ", writes TO Dr.. s. Z Hartman
< Co., Lancaster, Pa, the following: "At
the capture OF New OIle2ns l was wounded
in the right leg by shell. The wound heal
ed up, but a bad sore broke out near my an
kIe Several doctors tried to benefit me,
but none succeeded. 1t was then that the
Hon Thadeus Stevens, Member OF Congress,
saw me, and, on learning the nature Of my
trouble, told me about Mishler's Herb Bit
ters, saying, 1T is the most wonderful COM
binatioa OF medicinal herbs / ever saw.
use I myself and l know that II will cure
you in "A very short period. Try II, my
friend, try il. I will have IL sent TO you
The result fully justified the high opinion OF
Mr.. Stevens regarding your Bitters, for its
use was followed by a perfect cure Sold
by druggists generally. Price one dollar per
bottle.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

Upon the receipt of the news of the
surrender of Metz, the Federal Gov
ernment issued a proclamation de-
nunciating Bazaine. f, 1t seems that
Bazaine does not recognize the Re
public, and for doing what he was
bound to do is denounced by the new
Government as a traitor. The follow
ing is the proclamation:
The French Republic, Liberty, Equal
ity and Fraternity, proclaim to the
French People.
FRENCHMEN: Raise your spirits sand
resolution to the fearful heighth of the
perils which have broken on the coun-
try. 1t still depends on US to mount
above misfortune and show the world
how great a people may be who are
resolved not to perish and whose
courage increases in the midst of ca
lamity. Metz has capitulated. A
General on whom France counted,
even after Mexico, has just taken
away, UieIlt detleUer, from the coun-
try in its danger more than one hund-
red thousand of its defenders. Mar
shall Bazaine has betrayed us. He has
made himself the agent of the man of
Sedan and the accOmplice of the in
vaders, and regardless of the honor Of
the army of which he had charge, he
mas surrendered, without even max
ing a last effort, one hundred and
twenty thousand fighting men, twen-
" thousand wounded men, guns,
cannon and the strongest citadel in
france Metz. We are ready for the
last sacrifices and the face of the enc
miles, Wnom everything favOrs. Let
US swear never to give up so long as
! tnere remains an inch of sacred soil
under the sOles of our feet. let ms
hold firmly tho glorious banner Of the
| French revolution. Our cause Is that
of justice and of right. Europe sees
it, Europe feels it in the presence of
so. many unmerited misfortunes
spontaneously receiving from us
neither invitation nor announcement.
She is moved and she begins to act
No Illusion is now left no longer to
languish or grow weak, and let us
prove by our prove by our acts that
we can ourselves maintain and honor
Independence and integrity, all that
makes q country proud and free
Long live the Republic one indivisi-
ble.
Signed CREMIEUX GLAIs.
BEsAIN GKMBETTA.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

At the Agricultural Congress, at
Augusta, Ga, Friday last, resolutions
were adopted instrueting the Cotton
and Corn Committee to inquire into
the effect on the cotton interest of the
practices Of moneyed rings purchas-
ing cotton before it is brought to mar
ket for sale, and the best way, if any,
Of eounteracting its effects. Also, if it
is better to plant less cotton and more
cereals, and to give in their report on
these two subjects at the next con-
gress,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

The Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany has under consideration plans
for the irrigation of its immense land
grant along the Platte, Lodge, Pale,
Crow, Creek and Laramie rivers
Hundreds Of thousands Of acres can be
reclaimed, and made a great agrieul-
tural land, e this g done.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAsHrSgrox, October ), 1870.

WAsHISgTON, October ), 1870.
your letter of the Sd inst, tender
ing your resignation as Secretary OF
the Interior, is just received. Az sug-
gested by you, I: VIII be accepted, 20
take effect upon the completion Of the
annual report of the department now
being prepared to accompany my
message 10 Congress
''In parting company, permit me to
say highly appreciate the zeal and
ability you have shown in the dis
charge Of your official duties. hope
your relations in the new sphere you
have pointed out for yourself will
prove as pleasant as our relations in
the past to me, and that yOu may full
ly realize your brightest exPecta-
tion.
"With highest regards, your o5edi-
ent servant,
L. :. GRANT.
"To Hon. D. J. Cox, Secretary OF
the Interior -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

Official returns from the State OF
Indiana show the total vote for Sec
retary Of State, as follows: Hoffman,
Rep. J, 157, ,sO1; Eddy, Dem. J, l60, ,O59;
Democratic majority, 2,25s In 1888,
the vote stood, Republican, III, ,575;
Democratic, 1904 Both parties
have lost-the Democrats 10000, and
the Republicans 1900.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

The official result Of the election in
Pennsylvania shows that thirteen Re
publlcans and eleven Democrats were
elected to Congress. The total Repub-
liean majority on the Congressional
ticket is 4, ,46S, counting the vote for
Mr.. Greeley, independent Republi-
can, In the Second District as Demo-
cratic.
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Notice.

Is HEREBY given that the undersigned,
1 Jacob Wolf has lost eight prOmissOry
notes drawn by Daniel Friedrich Ruehle,
dated September p, $50, in the following
sums, and payable as shown below;
Two thousand Dollars on the 24th day Of
December. 1870, and seven several prOnlis-
sOry notes each In the sum CT one thousand
dollars, and payable on the 2ith day Of De-
cember, IS7i, - u, "A, 70, '76 and y re-
spectively, with interest at seven per cent.
from December 9th, 1870, and hereby warns
any person of purchasing the same. Any
person finding the above Will please report
in, o. JACOB WOLF.
us-2f
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The CENSUS.

The total population Of Ohio accord
ing to the official report Of the late
census is 2,652, ,302, a gain in ten years
Of 3l2,79l. In the official table by
counties published in the LeaoJer sew
enty counties show gains in the last
ten years and eighteen show losses.
Those losing are a. follows, giving
the number falling of.
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sherwOOd's majority

The Capitol Moving Convention,
which met in Cincinnati, last week,
has adjourned. But few States were
represented, and only twO-Ohio and
Indiana-with a respectable show Of
delegates. The proceedings were ex-
tremely dull, and nothing new was
brought forth. The Convention did
not decide TO move the capitol from
Washington, though it thought that
little project ought to be carried out.
Some Of the delegates asserted that
nIne-tenths Of the people of Ohio were
in favor of moving tle capitol. Where
they got their knowledge we are una
bic to say; but the assertion was very
ridiculous. The people have large
enough debt now upon their should
ers without increasing it by moving
the seat of Government.
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Election of Directors Of the
Public Schools.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the qualified
~ electors OF the City Of Iifhn and anneXa-
tions thereto, for school purposes, to assemble
on the first Monday in November, A d.
ls5a, II being the day Oflsaid month, at the
Court House, in said city. and then and
there, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m
and o'clock p. m, OF said day, choose by
ballot two Directors Of the Public Schools Of
the city of Tiffin, TO served for three years
and until their successors are elected and
qualified
By order Of Board Of Education.
HENRY GROSS, President.
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RTCHLAND COUNTY.

Charles Hall, recently committed
for the murder of Mccullough, was on
Saturday last, reIeased on three
thousand dollars bail.........The eere-
monies of laying the corner stone for
a house of worship for the Church of
God in Mansfield, will take place on
the 9th of Nov, at . o'clock P. NJ.
1.-The population of Richland
county is 81, ,428, a gain of 1910 over the
census of 1860. There was loss in
every township of from 81 to 4S5
amounting in all to 1892 and a gain in
Shelby and Mansfield of 1882 .........
The large woolen factory of William
Garritt, situated two miles south of
Loudonville, was burned on the 18th
inst. The fire communicated to the
building through the fIues. About
fifteen thousand yards of cloth and
flannels were saved. The bailding
and machinery, some of which was
very valuable, were entirely consum-
ed. The loss is about eight thousand
dollars, on which there is no insur-
onaa
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BELLEVUE MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly 6y Hig6ee & Co.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

CISCISSATI.-Butter 25933, Cheese lSGl4.
bbl., 3 5Od3O0. Dried Apples 6a7. Flour
g 25G6 OF. Wheat, Winter Red 81 l06l l3
White 81 l5Gl25. Corn, new ear, 50G5i; old
ais. Potatoes SjG9l Chickens 81 50G2 90
per dOZ- for young and So 7594 80 for Old
Lard l5Gl6' Seed-Timothy 4 7595 90, Flax
7JGl 50, Glover, perlb, 81. Wool 4294S.
NEW YoRK.-FIour So sOG6 20. Wheat
Winter Red and Amber 81 399I 42. Rye g..
Barley GGsS. Corn S09Sl. Oats 5f156. Lard
l4al6.
CLEvELASD.-Flour s. 25a6 %. Wheat
Red 81 I7dI %. Corn 6Sa7l. Oats 42. Rye 50
ass. Barley 81 lO9I Is Lard l69l7. Dressed
hogs 50 50al0 90. Butter 20930. Eggs ZG2S.
Dried Apples sac. Seed-ClOver s. 2jd5 ~;
Timothy 81 2jd4J 20.
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Governors Thanksgiving PFOclama
fiOu.

Governors Thanksgiving PFOelama
ton.
By RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, Govern
or of the State OF Ohio.
In accordance with usage, and the
religious sentiment Of Ohio, the oath
day of November next is hereby ap-
pointed day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer to Almighty God, for the
bOundless blessings He has vouch-
safed TO the American people during
the past year.
In testimony whereof, I have
hereuntO set my hand, and
caused the Great Seal OF the
H.. S. State of Ohio to be affixed at
Columbus, the 18th day Of Oc,
tOber, A. d. 1870.
By tho Governor:
r. B. HAYES.
ISAAC R. SHERWOOD,
Secretary ofState.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

All prospects Of peace in Europe
have vanished. Paris is to make a
desperate resistance, and the PrUss-
ians are going to lombard that DOOM
ed city immediately.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

Democratic papers have been claim
ing that the negro votes carried the
election for the Republicans in Gin
cinnati. The Republican majority
there was 900 an6 the total negro
vote was ], ,9O0--and a portion Of the
latter have voted atpreviOus elections.
In the face Of figures this plea comes
not small. However, II it had been
true we don't see any objection to it.
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80 HGadOf gO0dFiRG Wool Ewes
DiUOrce Notice.

TOHN KELLER, late OfFayette Co. o., but
% now of parts unknown, will take notice
that his wife, Policy Keller, has this day
fled in the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Sene-
ca Co., o., a petition demanding divorce, al
imOny, a restoration 10 her maiden name,
and the care and custody Of Harriet Keller,
her minor child; and charging as a ground
Of divorce adultery with one Didem Dav-
idsOn; and, also, that said petition will be
for hearing at the November term Of said
Court, 1870. Said John Keller will also take
notice that depOsitiOns to be used on the
hearing Of said petition, will be taken At
the office Of Jacob 5. Marks, a Justice OF the
Peace, at Jasper Mills, Fayette county, o.,
November 5. 1870, between the hours of )
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ, OF said
day, before competent authority.
GIBSOS & PENNINGTON,
Sept ., ls7O.-n49-6w. Att'ys Of Petitioner.
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ThOse Who are Gfck. Or

Afflicted with any chronic difficulty, should
without delay write for Dr. Hamilton's New
Treatise, sent free TO any address
r. LE0NIDAS HAMILTON, N. D.,
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maiorlty -. 17

Mehvaine's majority ..-..-. 1885
On the Prohibition ticket, Odell, for
Secretary Of State, received 1888
votes Edmunson, for Comptroller,
2,7sO; Collins. for Beard of Public
Works, 1885; Stewart, for Judge, q
SO
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03
PUBLIC SALE !

FTHE undersigned will sell at Public Auc-
i ton, at his residence in Clinton town
ship, 4 miles east Of Tiffin, on the COe road,
on saturday, the 18th day OF November,
1870, the following property, tO-wit;
Three head of good milch cows, l mare
and spring colt, ) head OF hogs, 4 head Of
sheep, spring wagon and harness, buggy
and harness, plOws, harrOws and all kinds
OF Farming utensils; a lot Of corn in the
ear, hay by the ton, apples, potatoes, house
hold and kitchen furniture, beds, bedding
and numerous other articles. Sale to COM
mence at 10 o'clock, n. IN.
TERMS.-On all sums Of 81 and under,
cash Will be required; over s. % a credit Of
one year will be given, the purchaser giving
his note with approved security.
ID. JAMES MYERS
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strong desire for the complete succesz
Of your administration, remain
Truly, your obedient servant.
LSignedl -. D. Cox.
ITO tine President"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

From the heappended table it appears
that our candidate for Secretary of
|.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03

The vote of the entire State Of Ohio
has now been heard from officially,
and the grand fOotings are as fol-
louys
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-03
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. I'll.
Wheat, good demand at low rates, 81 pa
! . bid, no sales. Corn quiet, old S30S4lZ-
Oats strong. Gold II.
TOLEDO, Nov. I'd.
Wheat dull, Amber Michigan lSIz, No.
Red Wabash ! Is. Corn dull, No. 6ll, White
g. Oats shade better, No. 1, Y, No. 2, 39,
Michigan 4. Clover seed dull, no sales
Frieghts dull, Sc to Buffalo, 81 TO OswegO.
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The pubic debt decreased in the
month Of October, $, ,129, ,266 as shown
by the statement.
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"A Bush. Of Sweet Potato Plants
Road Notice.

T'HERE yill be petitions presented to the
Il Commissioners Of Seneca and Hancock
counties, Ohio, at their session commencing
Monday, Deeember the jth, 1870, asking for
the location, establishment and opening of
a county road on the county line between
the counties Of Seneca and Hancock, COM
mencing in what is known as the Base line
road in WyandOt county, Ohio, at the South
west corner OF Seneca county and the south
east corner Of Hancock county, running
thence north on the county line, One-half in
Seneca county and One-half in Hancock
county, until IL intersects a county road at
the southwest corner OF section six in Big
Spring township, Seneca county, and the
southeast corner Of section one in Big Lick
township, Hancock county. and there ter
inmate. BY THE PETITIONERS
Oct d IgT0 -uG5r
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SlO MADE FROM 5OctS,

Something urgently needed by everybody.
Call and examine, or samples sent postage
paid for Scots that retail easily for SO. r. L.
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