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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-01-12

TICKETS to Kansas City, at Reduc-
ed Rates, by leaving few days no
tiee. ]. R. UsisTEAD.
If.
SMoKERs:can get the choicest brands
Of cigars at A. B. Sans & Co.'s City
Drug Store.
For the finest and best boots in
Tiffin 90 to John Bessler's. He en-
ploys the very best of workmen and
the work turned out is very fine. He
is also prepared to furnish good, heavy
boots-strong and durable.
JONES & BRO, offer big induce
ments in French Kipp and French
Calf Boots also in Hats and Caps. Call
and see them.
CHOP FEED.-Bruennert & Beck
ley keep constantly on hand a large
stock of Chop-feed, which they pro-
pose selling cheap.
Remember this firm delivers all
goods bought of them free.
For anything in the Grocery line,
call on Bruennert & Beekley at their
Market Street grocery. All goods
delivered free.
FLUTING MACHINES, Pinking Irons,
Shears and Scissors, Table and Pock-
ct Cutlery, Coffee Mills, &c, &c. at
Sullivan's Hardware Store.
CALL at the new Stone Front for
your groceries. You will always find
good goods and at favorable rates for
the purchaser, at H. A. BUsKIRK's.
FIGS, Finest Havana Oranges,
Lemons, Cocoa Nuts, Hickory Nuts,
Paper Shell Almonds, for sale at
Stone Front. H. A. BUsKIRK.
SWEET CIDER! SWEET CIDER!-FOr
sale at Brown & Rine's Cheap Gro
cery Store.
SANDS Chicago Cream Ale and
Toledo Stock Ale on draught at Ruess'
National Resort.
DENTISTRY Why will you go to trav-
cling Dentists and men who are not
responsible and pay them Fifteen to
Eighteen Dollars for a set Of teeth,
when you can get the same kind
at from Five to Ten Dollars, Of that
well established and responsible firm
Of KINNANIAN & MARTIN.
TOLEDO Stock and Cream Ale kept
on draught at the Alhambra Saloon
by f. A. AMENDE-
AsHTON's Liverpool Salt, the only
kind fit for sailing butter, is kept at
Buskirk's Stone Front grocery store.
1t costs but little more than common
salt, and is far superior.
/ OIL Cake Ground always on hand
and for sale, at H. A BUsKRK's.
good Brick House ON Washington
Street for sale cheap. Inquire Of
/ If. W.P. & H. NOBLE.
TIFFIN, MELMORE AND BLOoMvILLE
HAcK.-This hack runs each day and
leaves BloomvilIe at Z A. ~, Mel
more at 9, arriving at Tifin at II A. NJ.
Returning it leaves Tiffin at , P. M.,
MelmOre 4, and arrives at BloOmviile
at 6 o'clock. VIM. Boyer is the driver
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-01-12

"What is smile ?'' asked man of
q little girl. "The whisper Of a laugh p
said she.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-01-12

OficiaI Census -Wehave heretofore
given the figures of the census of this
county, but q portion Of the figures
were estimated. We now give the Of
fetal figures with gain and loss in
each township comparing the last
with the census of 1850:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
IEIEGRAPHIC NOTEs.


.... There q white frost at White sulphur
Springs, Va, on Saturday morning.
...H. b. ~ steam frigate AgincoCrt, recently
ashore at Gibraltar, has returned TO England
The first bale Of new cotton was received at
Galveston TeIss Saturday BY from Columbus Texas
49,. The CoriRRe Utah Journal will, at the solicta-
on Of prominent Gels be Immediately removed TO Salt Lake City.
THE Salt Lake City Council have appointed a
Committee to MAKE preparations of the reception Of Pdea' Grant, in
August
IA dispatch from Constantnoplc reports dis
rlaue scutar Thouh particulars se given the toGbl,
supposed to be Of 4 religious character
Two new national banks have been organized
Bank, making u national banks in that city.
"A deputation of German Dutch, and Austrian
bankers have e from Europe for the United states for the PTose O
making examination othe rou,e condition Ct he Yok AID hra
prospects the North Pacific Railroad
Judge Sawyer rendered decision in San Fran
SATURDAY 10 the Of keeey McGnn application
the question Of the vlty Of The Bieene will boiling hat
Collector Magure Of st. Louis has advertised
tie Iougtock Of tie Norh A.soa Railroad (Which
v days ago ioT deaqaH 's1e to be sod on The 1T Of
AsglsL
In the work of changing the gauge from six
eBoed Yesterday and completed throughout ths entire
Nae distance OF 80 miles, at VI O'clock Marrow We trains com
mckee running todAy'
The failure of the Lamar Insurance Company
hoer the State Autor appointed Gen Gsorge " Smith as Attorney
Tor the se ap % ID CAi CogrI Of Cook Connt r le sI-
IoiaineLt OF a Ioc-.yer
90. The first through train over the Jackson Rail-
rosl interruption .irJc uhs, VIII lr'c Nc"'Uesls
ths aorurg The dam doae & m D. Ga Bo-ae. Cane e'e'ss',
sa to b. 30 c'.,f s,ud pre,oa TO tie tcod
The Portuguese COrtc5 was opened on Saturday
b. the Kag D.r,lu ~ hs sploh ron Zoe h0e hlhg s.
NJ. H. .,sS sss o,lesi.s ,otsd exavy sfin Of
iLs KssIs he asstss VI Which bs ssa sc s s~bsHs~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24

France digned Way OF saying to his friends that they
need plot for his cause longer and that he has in his
heart abandoned all hope OF rigping over France
Col soel the French Military atache at Berlin up TO
the time Of she breaking out of the war last Summer
has Just published in collected form his very remark
able reports addressed from Berlin 10 tho French war
Office during his four years residence In the RUSSIAN
capital These reports found-for the most part
unopenedat the War Oce after the fall OF the Ehpire
will say nothing about the reports themselves as they
have nearly all been published already in some form;
but Baron stoel has added preface to his new volume
which is in its own way no less remarkable than the
reports which are suboned In this preface the author
tells his countrymen truths which must SOUND not
little disagreeable TO the vanity OF FTenehmen.
Lying, he does not hesitate to cay, Is besettng
French sin, and that, too, in its worst form. five
only lied to other nations says Baron stofel In sub
stance ait would not so much matter for other nations
know us better than know ourselves and know how
much value to set continual assertions OF gu
perority. But deceive ourselves by our lies, and
that In every possible manner" Baron StoHel then
proceeds quote number OF instances of French boast
fulness. But he mentions one instance OF msrepresena
ton on the part OF Monsieur Theirs which
is remarkable that l cannot help quoting
it, the was witness in some measure OF the
affair in question: viz the entry Of the regular troops
into Paris Sunday the 22d OF May. M. Theirs, in
to the Assembly on the odd of May affirmed that
the brave Gen. Douay perceived that our artillery had
breach in the gate of st. Cloud practicable. The
Engineers dashed in, aud all the army followed.
Now" says stoGe, there is not word Of truth
in all this. There no breaches in the Notifications.
This testify to from personal observation And the
troops could not have got in for four five days MORE
during which time the Communists would have been
able to complete their arrangements for the burning OF
Paris 1t really certain Mr.. Ducael-a workman,
by the way employed by the City OF Pars-who, seeing
that the Federas abandoning the gate, rushed on
to the rampars, and waved white flag amid shower
OF balls sign to the troops" happened TO be with
DOmbrowsh at Passy, or rather ct the Chateau de la
Muette, when the troops entered, and I can affirm
| this inasmuch as I heard DOmbrowsh give the
| order for all the troops to fall back
as had determined to abandon the St. Cloud gate and
to fall back tho railway. Very shortly after Col.
stoels preface appeared, NJ. Thers made NJ. Ducate
Knight Of the Legion Of Honor, small and utterly
inadequate recompense for the saving OF Paris AND
this how the French write history for is needless TO
say that Theirs has not withdrawn his assertion about
the troops having entered through breaches, when as
matter OF fact they walked in quietly one by one over
tree which had been thrown across the ditch That Is
rather different way of entering town from taking
the breach by assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
GRAND ARMY OF The REPUBLIC.
SEMI ANIMAL ENCAMPMENT AT GENEVA, y. Y
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE RlICAL-Ihl
THREE DEGREES ABOLISHED.

SEMI ANIMAL ENCAMPMENT AT GENEVA, NJ Y
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE RIICAL-ThE
THREE DEGREES ABOLISHED.
GENEVA, N. Y, July 20.-The semi-annual
Encampmcnt of the State of NewYork convened at this
place at p M July 10. Gen. II. A. Barnum delivered
his scml-annul address TIE reports OF the Aduant-
General and Quarermaster General showed gratifying
growth and increase in the Order both numerically and
financially The IspectorGenera testified 10 the gen.
era good working condition Of the different Pests only
one case OF sentence by courtsmaral for review and
concludes with the belief that the rules which govern
the Order are pervaded with right benevoence, and
GOOD sense that they impress their virtues upon all
rades and they willingly place themselves under their
guidance The general business Of the Order then
entered into the most important items of which were
the entire change Of ritual aboshng the three grades
or degrees and making single degree order; the other
the matter Of nsuIng the lives Of comrades Of the
Order
The Committee having the matter in charge embodied
in their report the following IDEAS: That the idea Of a
Mutual Life Insurance Society, composed OF mem
bers OF the order, is impractcabe; first, because the
laws Of the State forbid the formation Of any corporation
or association for life purposes unless they
have capital OF 100000 paid in and secured in the nsr-
Department OF the state the benefit OF the poll
cy-hOlders second because 1t Is proposed TO make all
members Of the g. A. r. polcy-holders on equal terms,
irrespective OF age, health or condition, which would be
manifest injustice 10 the younger and more ROBUST
members. They therefore think the idea OF cooperative
insurance in the order fa!acOus one and would re-
commend comrades WHO desire to insure their lives 10 DO
like any other person in one OF the good ana reliable
Insurance companies who have proved fully their worth,
merit s9undne1s ana staGhtY ana eted '' 'o
Several speeches were made by prominent members OF
the Grand Army, when the Convention ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
CUBA.
SPANISH REPORT OF THE LANDING OF QUE
SADAs EXPEDITIoN-THE CUBANs SAID 10

SPANISH REPORT OF THE LANDING OF QUE
SADAS EXPEDITIoN-THE CUBANS SAID 10
HAVE BEEN ROUTED.
HAVANA, July 22.-The Captain General has
published an official account of the landing Of Rafael
Quesada with geo men, the coast near Guantanamo.
The expedition landed with Is mules and small quan-
tity OF rifles Within the fret few days the invaders ran
short Of provisions, and compelled to eat all the
mules for want OF food. The rifles were distributed
among the Cubans under Gomez AID suclan, who were
Joined near Puerto Principe.
The whole force discovered by 40 men of the
"Espala" regiment. fight ensued, during which the
Cubans elected from their position and finally
routed by Timely arrival Of fresh Spanish forces
Brgadier Velasco, who pursued them until they dis
persed. The Cubans left 20 killed on the field, besde
losing six flags and quantity Of arms aud ammunition
Pancbo Vega and another Of their leaders surrendered
TO the troops The loss of the Spanards amounts TO two
killed and 10 wounded
The important result OF the engagement has been
the capture of great number Of Cubans and in many
instances the voluntary surrender of Whole families
many ofthem of important standing among the Cuban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
crrNrs ANn cAsuA1rlEs-rY q.LEar.rn

CRIMES AND CASUALTlIS-HT I1bE6lllii.
- Ernest Herses's sash, door, and Bind i.,. go y,
at Milwaukee. has bs.u buns. hos GotO) - nsorl'e
80 The brig Kyrro. Capt. Halyers9n, Ion ...@-
delpha May p for Ek more has leea afsce I e'- be-
The residence of the Hon. Francis fenl'' p y
OF Greg n. H., vas DESTROYED w &C. On sa'Sf-A'
m The Auckland has heen totally Er.e ZOO ' 4,
yoraee to syduey Scw-Soutl wales. The oTc" az "
saved. - y. , u, q.
Grcerleaf White aud Cant. raNt Coll b't- ~
Halo, Ell weio dgo.Esl resr Bah. a 90 s-i1' - w ''Ds
Of boat O.,
~ ~ lat usa.e ILe iarsI-ss saved Los, 5000
water.spout near Granite Point Nevada, On
go tSs Rsred cauei tie NestertyIad Yasstl.t
me S ti am Oh tIc track No ore wss lriure,
Cunning q Co.'S eommission house in C,u.in,
nst vi hsrssd fetal loss, Sl5,to) fully iasurel.
The steamer Olive Branch sank in the Nias'r
nj a. Saturday 10 miles below Grsui Tower be.seda 80 al
spa The yese sslred At $3I5oi insured Tor s25oco.
James G. Troy Of Worcester, Mass. was found
- udes The rsrosd bridge city, eyeuiE t
whs arete the oec found P4ie. Nary Il d'ng ID
uoa. Tfs too drunk to any aecegs Of Us .ss4,
bat supposed that the s non the bee and ths, Nay
bid 10 deah Mary pedde and has ~s 'Asls>
hssA An issoses VIII b heh tsdsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
.nNIRAL TOPETE.

Admiral Topete, the new opan,s as n,u U at
Minister is in his sad year. and sevoreIv
uio a., He promptly declared IN Ia
No""" .,e Revolution in 1868, ana Dy
So' nore,tSI influence greatly contributed TO its
MS he was appointed Minister of Marine mnaer
,s Provisional Government and showed erea. ens,s
~ sending achievements to Cuba to crush the Paro.s
Ne devoted friend OF the Due dc Mon'pehSi'i, 'iu
desired TO have him elected King ia piei'ieH'' ~
Amadeus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

SPAIN. ,,,>,,,,
.,rrps OF THE NEW CABINET
FULL LIST OF MEaDA"' MADRID JIy %, 1871.
hos accepted the programme OF
King A%adS"S and md the new Ministry has been ar
ranged as follows: .,A.5,,, cr,,.xo
"l Tsss;deut of the Council ana Msrhal sEhiANo'
Niaister Of Var ar; iS,:,,' Admiral TOrETE.
M ntsistT oftse ISter'oT. senior UIIoA.
h'n;stcy Of JashS ......''--- 'SeSor AFRosTEGUI.
ijin;sisr of Fipasce; $500 SoSor C1SDAU.
sH";ster Of Public UorEs..''' edr,iral MAICAMPo
NiaiStT OF re- y. To1;cs Senior AYALA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
IATER-TIIE PARIS ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Monday, July a, Is

IAhIsi l4VHA1Fl - I0I1
The municipal elections in this city, yesteT-
day resulted in tie choice OF c Republican Conserve
tyes and 20 Moderate Republicans. The vote cast was
very small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-24
THROUGH THE SOUTH.
soryTU.wEsTERN VIRGINIA.

u,n DINE AND RARE HoRsE-sCESERY
oN Nrw RIyER--GRoLOGY OF TIE ALLIE
GuANIEs-wYTuR LEAD AND ZINC MiNh'-
AZ or n-eryIP VILGINIAE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
CANDIDATE For SENATOR. .

( There being a desire on the part
of many Democrats and Republicans
that peoples candidate be brought
out for State Senator, from this
district,a meeting was held at Mans
field, on the 9Th inst, by representa-
tives from the different counties OF
this district, to consult together,
and as Mr.. Devin, of Mt. Vernon,
had been urged by some of the best
men Of both parties to come out
as the peoples candidate, the meet
ing decided to take no further action.
but acquiesce in the wishes of the
people and support Mr.. Devin. We
believe this to be wise, just and
proper. Mr.. Devin is a man vel
qualified, and will do great credit to
the district, and the people he will
represent if elected. nE5iGo y51E-
He is a man liked by all who know
him, and we have heard of a mum
ber of Democrats who will not only
vote but work for him, because, il
elected, they say that he will truly
be the representative Of the people
and an honor to the State. We
have the first person yet to meet
acquainted with him who does not
speak in the highest terms of Mr.
Deyin. ..+.z .,l ..-i.. ........l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

Our county ticket, though COM
posed of Republicans, is one that
should command the support of
every good citizen. The men placed
thereon are not seeking the offices,
but knowing how things are manag
ed in this county, have but granted
the wish of the people by allowing
their names to be placed on this
ticket. Much is being said every
day by both parties about high tax
es, and, increasing taxes, without
any public improvements, and about
the appropriation of the peoples
moneyin dishonestways,&c. Wepre-
sent remedy now. If the people
will elect this ticket, they shall have
an honest administration of coun
ty matters, and these men will
not be Republican officeholders
but the peoples servants, who win
do all in their power to reduce tax
es, and bring matters in a shape
satisfactory to the whole people and
not to fill a few office holders pock-
cts. We pledge our word for it that
a healthier state of affairs will ex-
ist in a short time, if this ticket is
elected, and the people shall see
the business of each year, and our
columns shall be open to publish
these figures GRATIS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
The TIDE OF VICTORY,

The tide of victory for the Re
publican party seems to be sweep
ing over the entire country. Points
that have been regarded as Demo,
cratic strongholds, are broken in
upon, victories gained despite their
most vigorous efforts. In Wyoming
Territory, where the Legislature,
last year was unanimously Demo-
cratic, the national and territorial
administrations have the majority,
this year. The city Of Wilmington,
Del, which has been Democratic
heretofore, has gone Republican this
year. Thus the tide is rolling on.
From present appearances,there will
not be a State left the Democracy
this year, except Kentucky.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
ANXIOUS,

The Ring and few others have
been quite anxious for some time to
know if the Republicans would
nominate a candidate for Judge;
feeling certain of electing their man
in case a Republican was put in
nomination, and quite concerned
lest if no nomination was made that
Critchfield might probably be elect
ed, and if SO, not being on. good
terms with the ring, he would show
up some of the Irregularities in
county matters which would not
look well in print. Present indica-
tions, as far as we are able to learn,
are that it will De left to the two
wings of the Democratic party to
decide the judgeship. The Repub-
licans are not particularly interested
one way or the other, and are SIM
ply lockers on, at the same time the
Republicans and all thinking Demo
Gratis are desirous of seeing an ex-
hibit Of receipts and expenditures
during the last six years, show
ing the Indebtedness of the county
and amount in the treasury.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
MEXICO.

What's the matter with peevish,
effete Mexico? The United States
Government has put up with more
impertinenee from our neighbors ON
the Rio Grande- than would have
been borne SO silently from a strong
er power. The shameless and an
noying practices in the Zona Librie
and the repeated raids across the
Rio Grande are cases in point; and
just now, we have new cause Of
grievance in reported outrages upon
American vessels loading at Mexi-
can ports. We cannot tell justhow
much dependence is to be placed
upon these statements, which, are
one-sided, of course but they are
so characteristic of the quarrelsome
and lawless Mexicans that, we are
forced to believe them mainly cor
rect. We have been magnanimous
to Mexico, because she is a feeble
republic; but it is a little exaspera-
ting that our magnanimityl slIould
be so abused. i4sE J. .taaa ,,1 %
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14

Two American Vessels Attacked by Mex
icans--0ne Captured--The other Es-
capes. 49,. -, -. D.,
t2m GALVESTON, Sept. Z.
The Captain of the bark Brothers
recently attacked by .Mexicans,
fought with what few arms the yes
sci had, and by his report killed. s,
but was finally compelled to take to
his boats. The Harvest Home was
also attacked by Mexicans, but her
captain was more fortunate than he
of the bark Brothers. The captain
Of the Harvest Home was determin-
ed not to surrender,so long as he had
n man left to WELD a cutlass or pull a
trigger, and accordingly prepared for
a stubborn defense. AS the Mexi-
cans pulled alongside his vessel he
opened on them a heavy fire from
small arms. His crew fought val
|iantly, and although the Mexicans
once or twice succeeded in gaining
the deck Of the Harvest Home they
were finally compelled to take to
their boats with loss of eight or
ten killed and retreated to shore.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
DECLINED.

We have been offered several com
munications on the Judgeship from
both Critchfield and Reed men, but
as the Judicial fight is within the
Democratic ranks, we do not intend,
for the present at least, to open our
columns for communications dwell
ing on the Judgeship. The fight
still goes bravely on, and the chances
are about even between both men.
1t seems to be settled thing that
there will be no other candidate
brought out. The Republicans can
therefor choose between the candi-
dates now in the field or not vote at
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

The late triumph Of the Republi-
cans in Wilmington, Delaware, was
more complete than at first reported
They elected the President of City
Council by over four hundred ma
jority, and will have a majority o
three in Council. Last year the
Democracy elected the President O
Council by over two, hundred. This
indicates the confidence of the peo
pie in Republican rule, and is in
dicative what will be done by the
people of Pennsylvania in October
next a --.-.. ..,.r ls-. .-t. 5,g.J!,4T4.sH. i.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-14
BRING ON YOUR S STATEMENT.

1t is the general belief among the
people, irrespective of party, SO ex-
pressed every day, that much of the
county funds are squandered in the
most shameful manner. Let the Or
gan of the Ring come forth with a
detailed statement of the doings of
the officials ofthis county, so that
if there is no foundation for such
reports, justice may be done said
officials, and if true, that men hon
est and upright may be elected in
their stead. This will be simply JUS
tice to all. go" '' 5'"fH '-.'- '''' ."