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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
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A Satanic Race in Mexico.
From the Nevada CITY MOI Times.

FROM the nevada Olty NO. Times.
4 gentleman was in our town yes
terday who had just returned from
Old Mexico, and had with him a boy
fourteen years of age that is almost as
great a acuriOsity as the armless man.
He is well formed in every respect
except his feet, each ofwhich consists
of fOnly two long toes, the great and
small toe. The foot is cleft from the
ankle, and forms the separate toes,
each toe about six inches long. The
joints of the toes appear stiff from
walking on them. The toes and foot
of which there is nothing but a heel,
resemble the thumb and fore finger of
the hand, both toes Ofthesame length
and he can grip a piece of coin or cop
per with the ends of them somewhat
as a crawfish would. He is very
pleasant ahd intelligent. The gentle
man with him said his whole family,
father, mother, brothers and sisters,
were all formed the same way, and
they claimed to belong to a tribe in
Central Mexico, whose feet were all
formed the same as theirs.
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Ne1C Advertisements.
An Ordinance

To JrOUiole for the construction and
rCpGiF Of the gutter on the east side
Of Washington Street from MARKET
Street to ViTgiH ALey IN The city Of
Ti6iH-
SECTION l. Be IL ordained by the City
Council that gutter on the east side OF
Washington street from the north side OF
Market street 10 Nirgin Alley, in the First
Ward Of said city Of THIN, shall be built
and constructed Of stone, and to conform 70
the grade OF said gutter as heretofore estab-
IiShed, and in accordance wftA the plat, pro-
file and specifications therefor now ON hle
and Of record in the office OF the City Clerk
OF said City, and to be completed by Deeen-
Der Z. $50
SECTION . That the costs and expenses of
said Improvement be assessed upon the lots
fronting and abutting upon the east side OF
said street between the points above men
toned. in proportion 70 the foot front OF the
land 80 boundiu. or abutring theron
Passed October 2fth, $50.
Attest: WM. NJ. JOHNSON,
/ ]. \. JOHNSON, Prest- City Council
City Clerk.
Oct. q. lS7O--nZ
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LATEST NEWS

A young girl sin Tours is initiating
Joan of Arc. Many persons are join
ing her standard and she is creating
great excitement.
The Red Republicans are inopen re-
bellion against the Republican au-
thorities in Paris and Tours.
The attempt of England to bring
about peace has failed. The English
are very much chagrined thereat.
Prussians announce that they will
open fire on the 18th.
The Prussians are tired Of war.
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NelC Advertisements.
Road Notice.

THERH1tu bs petitions presented To the
COn514 6iSners Of Seneca and Hancock
counties. OHIO, At their session commencing
MondayS bSseInber the 5th, lS70, asking for
the lOcSf6 n. establishment and opening OF
a county read on the county line between
the couHties OF Seneca and Hancock, COM
menciMa 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-haf 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. q, ls70.-n2-5t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

To attempt to give even a resume
Of the war news is to perpetrate nom
sense. Dispatches from a French
source after about three days prove to
be sensational lies, while those from
the Germans are Of little OF no ae-
count-s1 being kept in the dark.
There il no war news worthy Of
note.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

Wendell Phillips has been urged by
some Eastern politicians as Minister
to England, but Grant is not favOra-
bic 10 the prOject.-EDchGnge.
Very sensible on the part ofthe Pres
dent. Wendell Phillips does very
well to "slash about in the advocacy
of ideas both imPracticable and prac-
ticable, but would hardly do for an
important mission.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

Senator Morton of Indiana has de-
clined the mission to England, and
we give the letter Of the President in
answer to Senator MortOn's letter Of
decIination. Had Morton accepted the
mission it would have necessitated the
election of new Senator from Indi-
ana, and as the Democrats have a ma
jority in the Legislature, Of course this
would not do, and Morton sticks. It
is not every man who thus would sac
rifice such important personal inter-
ests, for the benefit of the party. All
honor to Morton:
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASH.
INGTON, D. C., Oct. q, 1870. !
Hon. o. P. Morton:
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 10Th
inst, declining the English mission
with the reason therefor, is received.
I fully concur with you in all the rea-
sons which you find it your duty to
pursue in the matter, but regret that
the country is not to have your valua-
ble services at the English Court at
this important juncture. Your
course however, deem wise, and it
viii be highly appreciated by your
constituents in Indiana and through
out the country. With assurance Of
my highest regard, remain your
Obedient servant. Z. s. GRANT.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
BELLEVUE MARKETS.
FOREIGN Markets.

C1EcISSATI.-Butter 25938, Cheese l3GlL
Eggs 23d2A Feathers 70975, Apples. per
bbl. s. 5Oa300. Dried Apples cal. Flour
White 81 I5aI25. Corn, new ear, 50G54; old
65a7O. Oats 4OG43 Rye 7f978. Barley 81 10
mII5. Potatoes S5G9l. Chickens g 50153 90
per doz. for young and g 7594 80 for old
Lard I50I6- Seed-Timothy 7j95 %, Flax
l 75GI s., Clover, per lb., "a. Wool 4294s.
NFvv yoRE-FIour s. SOG6 20. Wheat
Winter Red and Amber 81 396I q Rye 81.
Barley g7ass. Corn SO9Sl. Oats $3.50. Lard
Hal6.
CLEvELAxD.-FIour S 2ja6 %. Wheat
Red 81 I7aI20 Corn 6sG7l. Oats 2 Rye ~
ass. Barley 81 IO9l is. Lard l6,4l1. Dressed
hogs So J0aiO O0. Butter nan. Eggs 2792S-
Potatoes S0aS5. Apples per bbl-, s. O092 =.
Dried Apples sac. Seed-Cloyer $ Z595 so
gimOthy 81 S94 81.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
BIZ the President Of the United States,
ppOCTANTATTON.

A BHlIlIAmAIlONs
WHEREAS, It behOOves a people
sensible of their dependence on the
Almighty, publicly and collectively to
acknowledge their gratitude for his
favOrs and mercies, and humbly.tO
beseech for their continuance And
WHEREAS, the people of the United
States during the year now about to
end have special cause to be thankful
for general prosperity, abundant har-
vest, exemption frOmpest3ence, foreign
war and civil strife. Now therefore,
be it known that /, .. S. Grant, Pres
ident of the United States, coneurring
in any similar recommendations from
the chief magistrates of States, do
hereby recommend to all citizens to
meet in their respective places Of wOr-
ship on Thursday, the 24th day of No
vember next, then and there to give
thanks for the bounty of God during
the year about to. close, and to suppli-
cate for its continuance.
In witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal OF the United States to be affix-
ed. Done at the city of Washing
ton, this Dist day of October, in the
year of Our Lord, eighteen hundred
and seventy, and of the Independ-
ence of the United States the ninety
fifth.
[Signed, .. S. GRANT.
BY the President,
HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y of State.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

The Advertiser is breaking ground
for a grand raid to secure the colOred
vote in this State. It says, "but for
the negro vote the State would have
gone Democratic" If that is all that
stands in the way Of that delightful
eonsummation the AdUerfisCT viii
Immediately lay its ropes to secure
that vote. We know that, because it
calls the oolored men negroes instead
Of "niggers, p as it used 10 do. Go in.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
WisI1IeIjs Her5 Bitters.

This celebrated tonic and stimulant will
restore the digestive organs 70 q perfectly
healthy state. 10 viii thoroughly eradicate
all mOrbific matter from the blood, cleanse
the entire system, and produce the most
vigorous action Ofthe different organs Of the
human body 1t IL the Great Blood Purifier
and lnfailiDle Remedy for Dyspepsia, Choi-
er, Cramps In the stomach, Headache result
ing rom derange stomach, and also that har-
riissing disease, Sick Headache, Biliousnees,
etc The fact that IN all parts Of the land
the medical faculty prescribe Mishler's Herb
Bitters for their patients who are afflicted
with these diseases, should convince the
most sceptical that this proprietary COM
pound - a medicine upon which they can
rely a. absolutely efficaciOus In curing such
diseases a. we have enumerated above
Sold by ali druggists Price one dollar per
bottle
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3OHGadOf gOOdFinG Wool Ewes,

% head of Wethers, u good fine wool Bucks
from to years old. Persons wishing to
purchase flock good ewes will do well to at
tend the sale. Also / pair BOb-sleds, Cut
ter open buggy, l y year old Mare, Cow,
Plow, CultlvatOr, &c, also. l Buckeye Reaper
and Mower, l Revolving Hay Rake, ali in
good working order.
TERMS OF SALE.-On all sums of S %
and under cash will be required; all over
s. % six months credit will be given the
purchaser giving his note with approved Sc
curity on all notes not paid at the expira-
ton OF time given, interest will be charged
from date. Four per cent. discount for cash.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
n2-2t K. NJ PHELPS.
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Jsy Cooke & Co.
This well-known banking house has
issued the folIowing circular:

issued the following circular:
NEW YORK, Oct. Is, 1870.
To meet a lOng-e0ntemplated ne
eessity Of our business, we shall, on
the Ist of January next, in connection
with our firms in Philadelphia, Wash
ingtOn and this city, open house in
London under the style of Jay Cooke,
McCuIIoch, & Co., with the Hon.
Hugh McCuIlOeh, late Secretary Of the
Treasury, as a senior resident partner,
supported by able associates.
With the cooperation Of the new
house and such continental cOnnec-
lions as we may form, we shall con-
duet a general EurOpean-Amegiesn
banking business, including the pUr-
chase and sale Of exchange, the negot-
jation of secuities, and the issuing
of travelling and commercial credits;
an all Of which we shall be able to offer
cur correspondents the best facilities.
ISignedl JAY COOKE 4 Co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

The annual report Of Treasurer
Spinner will show for 1870, as COM
pared with 1889, increased receipts
Of SIS, ,26S, ,s1 50; decreased expendi-
lures, s27, 1885, ,O8O SO; total, s75, 422, 4O2-
49,. Decreased receipts, S4,345, SS9 Al;
increased expenditures, g, 2,342, ,992 10;
total, So, ,66s, 1892 20, being a clear gain
by a larger collection and reduced ex-
penditures Of SOS, 734, ,O2O %. The pur-
chases Of 5 2O's for special and sink
ing funds for the year ending JuneSO,
were as follows Coupon bonds, S75,-
O9S, 300; registered stocks, SS9, GA, 200;
premium paid onsame, S15,6S165l 40;
accrued interest on same, 81, ,425, 153-
40; total, S132, ,S94, ,SO4 SO.
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Notice,

ITEPHEN d. GANGWER Is hereby nOti-
~ he'd that Ann GangWer, his wife, on the
18th day Of October, ls7U, flied In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Seneca county and state Of OhiO, a petition
against him for divorce and allmOny, alleg-
ing extreme cruelty and gross neglect Of
duty by him towards heg In the premises
Praying that the marriage contract between
them may be dissolved, and both Of the par
ties released from the obligations Of the
same, for reasonable alimOny and general
relief In the premises.
ANN GANGWER.
HALL PIrrENGER Att'ys for Petitioner.
Get N ls70
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

Scientific research is out-dOne by
a correspondent Of the Cleveland Her
aid who offers an explanation Of the
late earthquake disturbance that has
probably not occurred to the saUans
who are puzzling their brains over
the matter. He says: "YOu proba-
bly, are not aware that the oil men in
Pennsylvania are blowing out old
wells with torpedoes, and one Of them
no doubt has exploded the wrong way
and set fire TO the superintendent gas
down below, which has caused this
cOmmotion. II any one can give a
better story let him sail in"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

The U. S. Capital Moving COnven-
ton is in session in Cincinnati. 1t is
very slimly attended, but ten States
being represented. The next cOnven-
ton should be called to see if Alaska
cannot be moved to n warmer climate.
That would be of use.
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Don't fail to bring your job work to
the TRIBUNE Office. Our facilities
are uHequalled for doing it quickly,
eheaply and neatly.
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OFFICIAL VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF
STATE.

The following is the official vote for
Secretary Of State, October II, 1870,
compared with the vote for Governor
in 1863:
C,oyFPSoR. sEC'Y OF STATE.
I4E ls.G
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

The Galesburg Ill. Free Press, pub
Iished by by J. G. McClelland, for
merly Of this county speaks thus fiat
teringly of our Congressman:
eve notice with pleasure the cleo
ton of our friend Charles Foster to
Congress from the 9Th Ohio district.
That district has been represented re-
Gently by Mr.. Dickinson, of Fremont,
a man who has neither popularity nor
ability. Mr.. Foster, whom We have
known for many years, is an honest,
conscientious republican, of more than
usual ability and will make an Gble
and working member of Congress. He
has lived in FOstOria, Seneca comfy,
for many years, is an enterprising,
public spirited man, and has been a
republican since the organization of
the party"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
LeGGI Notice.

John T. Norris Court OF Common Pleas
H. B. Claim, ct. al. seneca county, Ohio.
THE Defendants, Horace b. Claim, I'd
j ward Z. Eames and Edward ". Bancroft,
partners a. II. h. Claim & Co., will take no
tiee that on the 10Th day Of October, $50, in
the above named Court the Plaintiff nled his
petition against them and others IN civil
action, wherein 10 Is alleged in substance
that By the false and fraudulent representa-
tiOns or agents OF the above named Defend
ants, he was induced 10 and did sign his
name on the back OF three notes given BY
II. j. Vanderveer, 70 said Defendants, on the
I'd dar Of February, 1870, but bearing the
date OF 18th Of February, $50, as the
surety OF said Vanderveer, which notes
are each In the sum OF e709 IA, and
payable in six, nine and twelve months
respectively, that one Of said notes T.
now due, and with the other two, IA
now In the hands Of j. 7. Huss, and oil ne
gOtiable. The prayer Is that said Huss be,
enjOined from parting with the possession
Of said notes until final hearing, the other
Defendants nom transferring them and from
the cancellation OF any liability OF I1ain~
tin thereon and for general relief
LEE & BROWN,
Oct. 10, Is70.-n52-6w. Att'ys for PLAINTIFF
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Notice.

ON the 9th day Of November, 1870, at 10
" o'clock a M, the stockholders OF the
North American Railway Company and OF
the New York Western Railway Company.
will convene at the city OF THIN, in the
state OF Ohio, IN joint meeting, TO elect u
Board OF Directors Tor 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,
X. q. PENNINGTON,
Secretay OF n. A. II. W. Co.
Thos. p. EDWARDS,
Secretary OF n. Y. W. II. W. Co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
PERKINS BLOCK.
OHIO ELECFIOy.

The following from the Ohio State
Journal of late date is ofinterest:
All but two counties have reported
their official vote to the Secretary Of
State. The footings on the various
candidates show the following result:
Sherwood CRepl for, Secretary OF -,
Wisa8 7c: for compfroiier ofTreas- ''i
MeTIvaine Rep, for supreme Judge2iS'iI5
Herring (Rep.}, for Board OF Public
"a
Heisley CDem.), for Secretary of State 20, ,5i4
HeatOn (DeR.), for Comptroller OF
spencsT bem., Tor Board Of Public
Harrison a ri jDem, for Supreme Judge 262,sls
Oden CProhibition), for Secretary of
Edmondson IPTOhibitionj, for Comp -
zsfSJ
Stewart (ProhibitiOn), for Supreme
judge 2Ils
McIlvaine gains seven hundred
votes in Tuscarawas and Jefferson
counties, running four hundred ahead
of his ticket in Tuscarawas, where he
lives. Heisley gains one hundred and
forty-twO votes over Sherwood in
CuyahOga county, where he (Heisley)
lives, complimentary votes from his
German friends. HeatOn loses three
hundred and fifty-five votes in Darke
county, on account of one township
neglecting to vote for Comptroller,
and thirty-siX votes in another town
ship cast for John V. Heaton. Odell
runs seventy-six votes on an average
over the balance of the Prohibition
tecket, principally on the Western
Reserve, which is so many votes of
SherWOod, as the official returns show
that in every case where no county
or Congressional Prohibition ticket is
run, the Republican State ticket is ex-
actly balanced by the gain on the Re
publican county ticket. This indi-
Gates that none but Republicans voted
the Prohibition ticket.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

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or to borrow money, advertise in the
TRIBUNE.
If you want to loan money, or Sc
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the TRIBUNE.
IfyOu want TO secure any kind Of
employment or situation, advertise
in the TRIBUNE.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
Here is what the Leader says about
our district

Here is what the Leader says about
our district.
The total vote in the Ninth Con-
gressiOnal District stands: Foster,
REP Is, ,2T4, Dickinson, (Dem.) r.
49S, a majority Of 776 for Foster. Two
years ago Dickinson carried the dis
tIict by !, ,645; showing a Republican
gain on Congressman Of l,42l. This
is a grand tribute TO Fosters popular
itV. The district gives to Sherwood
for Secretary of State 102, also great
Republican gain. This is doing well
for the district has entirely been Dem
ocratic, and demonstrates how much
good can be dOue for a State ticket by
good nominations.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27

Official returns from all the Con-
gressional districts in Pennsylvania
show Republican majority Of 1923.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
PUBLIC SALE !
ON
Tuesday, November 9Th, 1870,

I WILL offer for sale at the late residence
i of ]. T. Phelps. [nOw deceased, in Adams
township, 81 miles northeast Of Republic,
the following DrODertE tO-Wit:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
UNION CHURN,
And Union GroOved washboard.

Also, manufacturers Of Buckeye SIaw cut
teTs, Clothes Rack, Sausage Filler and Lard
Press combined, Rolling Pins, Potato
Washers, Rat Traps, Sletls, Broom Handles,
Butter Plugs, &c-
Thin, o., April IS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-27
Farm For Sale.

L WILL sell my farm located In Liberty
i township, Seneca county, Ohio, six miles
west Of THIN, containing l6O acres, 10 Of
ing timber land. There is a good house, also
a barn, nearly new upon the premises, with
other convenient Out-hOuses. Also, all
kinds Of good fruit, and well OF good and
lasting water at the door. For futher par
ticularI inquire Of the subscriber on the
farm. JAMES GRIMES.
April Is, ls80.-sm.s