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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29
REPuRLIClE srLIE OONEENTION.

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STATE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL AND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms.
COLUMBUS, CHIC, Feb, 23rd, lS4z'
10 the Republican Votersof Ohio;
Your Annual State Convention viii
be held at Columbus, on Wednesday,
the 9th day Of March, 1872, for the
nomination Of Candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices, viz:
SecraarzT of State,
.litCzJg Of tic. Supreme Court,
HenS6er Of Board Of Public Works.
The Convention viii also make
choice Of four delegates at large to the
National Republican Convention, TO
assemble at Philadelphia, on the 5th
day Of June, A. d. 1872, TO nominate
candidates for President and vice
President Of United States, at ensu-
ing Presidential election. The Con-
ventiOn viii also nominate two cleo
tons at lsrge, for President and Vice
President.
The undersigned Committee recon-
mend that the meetings In the several
Counties for theselection Of Delegates,
be held on Saturday, March 18th, 1872,
and that If the several County meet
ings so desire they select their dele
gates with q view to the appointment
Of district delegates TO the National
Convention from their several Dis
tricts, when they shall meet at the
State Convention at Columbus.
The basis Of Representation in the
Convention viii be one Delegate for
every five hundred votes cast for
General E. F. Noyes, for Governor,
in 1871, and one additional Delegate
for any traction Of two hundred and
fiftyyotes and upward in each County.
THE whole number Of delegates is
AZ. We give only the number the
Ninth District Is entitled to.l
Cravford............... ...-................... 8
Huron
OJtaWa...... =
usky...........-..-... -.............-... 4
s..............-.......5
The COMMITTEES respectfully suggests
the Importance Of a full delegation
from each county in the Convention.
The issues to be decided in the present
campaign are Of vital interest to the
country.
The importance Of thorough local
organization can not be too strongly
urged; nor can this great auxiliary to
hnal success be too early attended to.
In this connection, the Committee
would earnestly recommend, that
where County Committees have not
already been selected, that in the call
for County Conventions, on the 10th
day Of March, notice be given that the
County Central Committees, for the
coming campaign, win be selected at
that time.
It's important that each delegation
to the State Convention bring with
them a correct list Of the officers and
members, with post-office address, of
the Committees Of their county, and
deliver the same to this Committee.
Very Respectfully,
r. D. HARRISON,
Chairman.
RODNEY Foos, Secretary.
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AUDITOR OF STATES CERTIFICATE
AS to the condition and business Of the
WatGrtOWn Insurance Company
OF
WATERTOWN, N. Y.
For the year ending Dec. 81, ISL.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance, ?
COLUMBUS, o., jan %, lS72.J
"HEREAS, The Watertown Insurance
w Company, located at Watertown, in
the State of New York, has fled in this Of
fee sworn statement, by the proper officers
thereof, showing its condition and business,
and has complied, in all respects, with the
laws Of this State relating to Fire Insurance
Companies:
Now, therefore, In pursuance of law, /,
James Williams, Auditor Of the State Of
Ohio, do hereby certify, that said Company
is authorized TO transact its appropriate bus
iness Of Fire Insurance In fhis State, in ac-
cordance with law, until the 3lst day Of jan
uary, A. d. 1873. The condition and bUsi-
ness Of said Company, at the date OF such
Statement, dec. s., lS7l,) Is shown as fol-
lows:
Amount Of actual paid up Capital. .-s20O, 900 90
Aggregate amount OF available As
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities.
Except capital,) including rein
ing year in cash. I5s,62O 20
Amount OF Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash.....-......-..- g. ,794 66
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto sub
sbribed my name, and caused the Seal
Il. l. Of once TO be affixed, the day and
year above written
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Auditor OF state.
A. E HALL, Agent, Tifin.
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AUDITOR OF STATES CERTIFICATE
OF THE
PHEHIX INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y.

AUDITOR OF STATES oFFICE,0
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. %, lST2.
Whereas, The Phenix Insurance Compa-
ny, located at Brooklyn, in the State Of New
York, has fled at this ONCE a sworn State
ment, by the proper Officers thereof, show
ing its condition and business, and has COM
piled, in all respects, with the laws OF this
State relating 70 Fire Insurance Companies.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of law, ].
James Williams, Auditor Of the State OF
Ohio do hereby certify, that said Company
is authorized TO transact its appropriate bus
iness OF Fire and Inland Insurance In this
State, in accordance with law. until the 3lst
day OF January, A. D., 1873. The condition
and business OF said Company, at the date
OF such Statement, (Dec. 81 lS7l,l is shown
as follows:
Amount Of actual paid up Cap
1tal u ulJ 70
Aggregate amount OF available As
SETS I.sG2, 600 90
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities,
except capital,) including re-
insurance ~ 81 ~
Amount Of income for the preced-
ing year in cash --.....---. ,423,0i7 ~
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash ID, ,15S a
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the Seal Of my
once to be ahixed, the day and year above
IL Sj JAMES WILLIAMS,
Auditor OF State.
GEO. GASSMAN, Agent,
THIN, Ohio.
A.W. DILDlNE, Agent,
Fostoria, Ohio.
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LAND TITLES.

PURCHASERS or money lenders who de-
Il sire further investigations Of the titles
TO lands offered by me for sale, 70 trade or a.
security for loans, may choose any other
attorney 70 make the examination. II that
attorney finds the statements made by me
are incorrect, I will pay his fees. will give
plain statements OF the title and condition
OF all property offered for sale or trade, OF
as security for loans, by me or my clients,
while am ready to answer all letters OF
inquiry concerning the same. believe 10 Is
more satisfactory for parties desiring 70 pur-
chase 10 call on me personally. can In a
short time give them full account OF any
or all lands, &C am ready, for fair COM
mission, 70 direct attention to any property
entrusted to me. / will make no charge un-
less satisfactory exchange or sale can be
effected. believe that properly advertised
all property can be sold at fair price, and
property contract 70 sell or exchange, 70 Is
my plan TO carry all risks. viii place the
property simultaneously in large number
Of newspaper, in q shape that Il will be
read. G. g. BARND,
Land and Loan Agent, Findlay.
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Dissolution Notice.
Notice.

CHARLES A. BENHABl, whose residene
- Is TO me unknown will take notice tha
have this day, filed my petition in, tn
Court OF Common Pleas Of Seneca county
Ohio, demanding divorce from him, and tbs
custody OF Blanche Benham my child VITA
alimony and a restoration to my maiden
name OF Carrie Grouse The grounds charged
are gross neglected. duty abandonment and
adultry. The Petition will be for heariIg
at the June-term Of said court 1872.
CARRIE BENHAM.
By GIBSON & PENNINGTON, her Atty's-
n20-6t.
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Farmers Mutual Relief As
sOctatiO1B Of Seneca County.

Il Tor the election OF Trustees, and the
consideration OF Important constitutional
amendments, win be held At the Town Hall
In Republic, Friday, March lst, lS722, at one
O'Clock p. n. A full attendance Is desired
By order Of the Board.
ID. d. NEIKIRK,
ql7sita Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

EARM OF % ACRES. Land In GOOD order
Il for cultivation. 20 acres In clover; new
young orchard; good barn, stables and out
buildings convenient Everything In order
and an exceedingly comfortable residence,
situated ~ miles east Of Tif1n- Price low
Terms OF payment 20 suit purchaser Apply
soon, on the premises, or %
JOHN GWYNN,
Feb. L-aE Perry ST., Tifnn-
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LOGS WANTED.

A LII kinds OF logs 70 saw into lumber at
"a the Saw Mil Of the undersigned, on
Miami Street. ID Ward, linn, Ohio. VIII
commence running about the l8t Of March.
Sawyer, David Martin.
WA. COALHURsT.
Feb. L-2m.
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NeiC Advertisements.
Notice.
Notice.

MY white spotted Pointer dog left home
WI last Monday. Any information as TO
his whereabouts VIII be thankfully received.
Feb. p E. JONES.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

NOTICE is here given that the undersign-
~ Eed has been appointed and is qualified
as Executor OF the VIII and estate OF George
Allen, late Of Seneca county, Ohio, deceased
JOHN ALLEN.
Feb. D, ISZ2.-st.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29
C,G,BARND'S.
LAND ANDL0AN
CE
Office Opp, CouTtHouSe,FindIay

TXABINE this column carefully and if
II You find any property that suits you at
the price-and you desire,tO purchase or trade
for it, cali on the agent or owner Of the
property, who will take you to see It with
Out costing you anything
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

100ACR7IEss 0ns-third g Under 5,,;15s sqItiystipn
black sandy loan. Worth 5000, will be
sold for s., ,00O as the owner is engaged in a
paying business and needs more capital
easy; markets easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29
To WhOns 1t May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
IN has been dled with the City Council OF
the City of Tifnn, praying that the alley
running north and south between Iout lots
Nos. forty-three and one-half 80 and for
in the First Ward Of said city may be va
Gated By said Council.
That said petition tB now pending before
said Council, and that action viii 10 tai en-
thereon BY said Co1ncu at their regular
meeting on the fth day Of March. i872.
3. J. KNIT,
Timn, O., Jan. .. Is72-9t. City olsrk
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29
No. 10.

6nACRES ADJOINING FINDLAY, IN
OUfne shape to cut into Out-lOts, or a num-
Der one tract for a retired farmer. VIII be
sold on long time, or exchanged for lands
Price $500.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

On ACRES on the road bed Of the THIN &
OO Fort Wayne r. R., miles east OF
Leipsic station. A well ditched tract, in
in mile sell for 50 per acre. Price 1,500
easy payments. VIII take horses In part
payment.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

TN Alliance, Ohio, 3 lots centrally located.
i VIII trade. Price ], 500.
M no

Tx ACRE farm, s5 under cultivation. No
AtO better grain or stock farm anywhere.
A spring fed creek cuts through IL and along
one side. The timber Is prime, sugar camp
unexcelled; the water abundant and excel
lent both for man and beast. The soil Is
perfectly iuexhanSt BILE risS farm Lies on
~ 80 fOads, and Is only 10 0miles from fiso
Court House. Buildings fair, Fences fair.
Price 1000, with fairpayment down; the
back payments viii be strung out so that
the farm viii pay for ITSELF even II rented.
There is very rapid fall in the creek, the
limestone coming to the surface causing
heavy rifdes, so that IL viii not freeze over
in the coldest weather. II Is believed good
quarry could be had In the place. rare
opening for man with small capital.
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Farms For Sale and to Trade.

JeOACREs PRIME TIMBER and - acres
lOUcleared land A new tWO-stOry frame
Just built, good barn; excellent soils young
bearing orchard, cotaining i75 trees grated
grated fruit. The tract Is situated 50 near
market that the wood viii pay the cost OF
the land after deducting the expense OF cut
ting and marketing. Will be sold for so
per acre, or the leo will be sold in SOS II de-
sired, on such terms as will enable men OF
small capital TO pay for it with their labor.
Woodland no better and no nearer Findlay
has been sold for 500 per acre and paid for
with the wood.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29
No. D.

L OF, with good stable, all well fenced I;
j road McAdamized. Beautiful building
site, on one OF the best streets in Findlay.-
Price, on easy payments, 500.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

CEVERAL 80 ACRE TRACTS OF WELL
- situated timber land, at from $50 to q, 900
each on payments that will enable a poor
man to win himself n home near good mar
kets with as little capital as it win take 70
make him home in the west, where he
must pay from 3 TO s. per cord for his fire
wood and haul it at that, and sell corn for Is
cents a bushel, and other products In proper
ton.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

under cultivation, worth
ZOOat least S. 900, will be sold for s., 600 on
easy terms. Two houses and barns, an eN-
cellent orchard, good fences, excellent soil,
rolling dry surface. prime sugar, beech, wall
nut, and other timber. Two creeks pass
near opposite corners. Prime stock farm
Il lies near the county seat, through which
pass two through lines of railroads, afford
ing the best market in this section. Only
sixty miles from the capital and near and
between Chicago, Columbus, Fl Wayne and
Indianapolis. The county and county
town are rapidly growing In Importance:
land is advancing in prime at q wonderful
rate. As mere investment it is difficult to
ind better piece OF real estate; as a hcme
for a man who wants the increase in value OF
land 10 help him 70 wealth, none better can
be found.
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No. II.

dO ACRES, miles from Leipsic, Putnam
HI county. Very cheap.
NJ TG
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

nNE-HALF interest in good gTist mill,
~ well located. Splendid opening for q
1--we man. VIII trad for farm.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

on ACRES, NEAR OTTAWA, PUTNAM
GU county, O., at bargain.
No. II.
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40. -

IOS ACRES, 80 under cultivation-55p prime
AVO timber, % miles from the Court
House, Findlay. New gothic frame house,
large orchard, splendid rOads-mostly black
sandy loan. Price $500.
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NEW HOUSE AND FULL LOT on Main
N Street. Price Sl,O00, to trade on small
NO.24.

No. q.
A NEW PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
IA and Saw Mill in excellent order, to
trade at its cash value for land or town prop
erty. This is q good mill, but the owner
wants 10 move west, where all his interests
are centered, Any person desiring to buy II
can have the privilege Of running IL one
week on trial. Price $500; 8, 900 down, with
time on deferred payments.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29
No. 100.

DIG ACRES, In Union county, Ohio, miles
SAV from Mt. Victory, on the Cleveland,
Columbus & Bee Line r. R., near Bellefon-
taine- Price 5000 VIII trade for a small
farm.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-02-29

1O0 ACRES, 90 under cultivation. 10 pIime
A~O fruit trees; plenty Of small fruit. A
large new 50 1are tWO-stOry frame house cost
Ing the owner 2,5O0. A dns creek for stock
cuts through the place. The largest timber
in this section OF the State, one OF the white
ASH trees now tallsn en- measuring nearly feet
are enormous; the soil wonderfully prOduc-
tive. Price Of the whole, 4.s0O on easy pay
ments- The land is within four miles OF the
Pittsburg & Fl. Wayne RR., and near two
good towns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-22

from serving as jurors, the bill mus 10
amended, as it could not now apply IN any
case.
Mr. Waterman of Hydepark agreed witt
Mr. .Ballou, and stated that the only differ
cnce between the bill and the law as 1t now
stands, i the clause in the second section,
which allows the challenge OF Juror wh'
has taken an extra judicial oath not an-
thOrized by law and this clause cannot %,
made to apply to the Masonic fraternity, a.
they are not compelled to take sach an oatl
ne is here described. lie then explained
that il would exclude members of religion.
and political societies as well as members OF
secret organizations. lie suggested other
objections to the bill which might be re-
moved by amendment.
Mr.. Buel Of Middletown opposed the mo-
ton to dismiss, affirming that the bill had
merits; and favored the exclusion of mem
bers Of all secret societies from juries.
Mr.. Stevens of Westminster said he could
see there were objections to the bill, and II
passed they should be remedied.
Mr. Pingree Of Hartford read from tho
General Statutes the penalties attached To-
the administering Of extra judicial oaths,,.
and said that while he must vote for this
bill, he thought all necessary guards had
been put upon the matter OF Oaths to pro-
tect the people. On the question oil dis-
missing the bill, he demanded the yeas anil
nays, which were taken-ayes l59. nays 30.
50 the bill was dismissed.
RepOrfS.-From committee on Judiciary,
against Ii. 80. to amend see. o, chap. 81,
e. =. relating to traffic in intoxicating
drinks; third reading refused.
From select committee, in favor OF ) 50,
to authorize the formation Of railroad cor
porations and t. regulate the same; Mr..
Green of Richmond, moved that the bill be
ordered to lie, disagreed to.
On the question Of the passage of the bill,
Mr.. Green of Richmond, demanded the yeas
and nays, which were taken, yeas rs, nays
81. 30 the bill was passed.
From committee on railroads, in favor OF
: 81, 10 incorporate the Centra. Vermont
Railroad Company
Mr. Davis Of Reading. moved that the
bill be ordered to lie, and made the special
order for Wednesday next, at half-past two
O'Clock He said he made this motion a
the request Of a member who was absent,
and who desired to speak on the bill.
The motion was favored by Mr. Pingres
of Hartford. Mr.. Blake ofSutton, Mr. .Frisbea
Of Poulmey, and Mr.. Granger Of Peacham;
and opposed BY Mr.. Munson of Manchester
and Mr. Ormsbee OF Brandon
The motion that the bill be ordered 10 lie,
was then agreed to.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-22
Bills signed by the Gorernor.

The following acts in addition To- those
already published. have been approved and
Signee by the Governor
An act to incorporate the =. AlbanS Iron
and Steel Works
An act in addition 10 an act for new
building for the Vermont reform school, ap-
proved Nov. 22d. $50.
IN act 10 Incorporate the East Middlebury
Railroad Company.
An act to Incorporate the Montpelier y
Rutland Railroad Company.
An act 10 incorporate the Nallingfosd
Cheese Factory Company.
Anact to pay Charles =. Hogan tie sum
therein named.
IN act To incorporate the village of St.
Albans
An act to legalize the appraisal Of the
pews inthe church belonging 10 the Bap-
list Society of Lunenburg
An act to incorporate the Keith Manu-
featuring Company.
An act To extend the time of building the
West River Railroad
An act to amend see. 10, chap. -, Of the
General Statutes, entitled - of highways
and bridges
Al act To enable certain towns in Wash
ngton, Windsor, Addison and Rutland
counties to aid in the construction of the
Montpelier and Rutland Railroad
An act in amendment of see. 81. chap. - g,
General Statutes, entitled - of the collec-
tion of taxes"
An act to incorporate the Farmers and
Mechanics Club of Brandon
An act to incorporate the Mt. Mansfield
Railroad Company.
An act to amend the charter Of the Ma
tional Horse Nail Company.
An act annexing Loomis Island to the
town Of Colchester.
An act in amendment of act entitled an
act to incorporate the Village of st. Johns
bury, approved Nov. %, 1852.
IN act to incorporate the Rutland County
Trust Company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-22

THE REWARD OF PERrIDY.-The recent
election Is remarkable for the namber Of
/" dead ducks il has left of the '' Liberal"
breed. In the general disaster which has
overwhelmed the coalition some of the DEM
oeratic candidates have escaped. but not one
Of the . Liberal Republicans that we re-
eall-certainly not one Of TIE prominent
ones. To receive - Liberal Republican"
nomination has been fatal. and both candi-
dates and leaders have been crushed by the
great movement of the people. New York
rcbukes Senator Feut0n, while the defeat OF
Depew, Littlejohn. Aly0rd, Milo Goodrich.
Niles and the rest j. the reward Of their de
scrtion of the party which had honored
them. Massachusetts scOurges Sumner, and
Banks is swamped by the wave which he
mounted solely because he supposed he could
ride TO success. Austin Blair is beaten by
forty thousand in Michigan In Indiana
Julian is submerged. The election of a.
strong Republican Legislature in Illinois en-
surcs the retirement Of Lyman Trumbull to
private life, and even Missouri repudiates
Gratz Brown and Carl Schur. Altogether
it is the most signal and general chastise-
ment Of political inidelity which history
records.-AHany Journal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-22
Helpful Wives.

deem il barbarous. this way
W making womah a helpful wife
ss keeping Us poor girls away
FROM all the enterprise Of life.
Its hardship, and its generous STRIFE.
All men are Turks at heart and hold
That su gar-plums and rings Of gold
And pretty silks. and Jewels rife.
Are all that need til we're fat and old.
Ana yet they want Us, ne'ertheiess
To think their thou ghts and sympa HIVE
hithall the struggle and distress
Oi souls that would be true and wise Z
~ 70 laud them when they win the prize
10 cheer them when they strive and fail.
Ana gird anew the glorious mail
Ana then sink back to housewiferies
To shirts and iiannels, and beef and ale.
What If were to follow him
TO that great London, l have tried
To think and write, and might swim
With other minnows, by the side
OF the great fish that kept the tide
\ tale, woman's touch OF art.
And insight into woman's heart.
Not deeply thought, but keenlv spieJ
That were not, surely, too LOFTY part
But il would vex him; and his love
Is more 10 me than all the world
There's nothing he dislikes above
short haired woman. frizzly. curled.
Her nag FOR wOmarfs rights unfurled
Her middle finger black with ink.
Her staring eyes that will not wink.
Like speetacles,-a doubled d-harrelled
Terror he says to men that think.
-"Oirig Grange