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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
rELEsgaPH MARKETS.


tal.ls-i TOLEDO, O., August q, 1873. 81
i Wheat steady. Extra white Mich. 10; No.
white Mich. l55 Amber Mich. 1951l No.
red l161< No. 2 red l43 seller October I43Iza
Ia No. 2 amber, III. AS1S. III. II I....s7 =
Corn active and higher. High mixed n
seller Sept AZ Oct, 49 /; low mixed 81.
Oats firm, shade better. No. IS, No. 50.
aSALa cLEEELANDs o., August q, 1873.
Wheat dull and lower. No. / red held at
l45; No. do. al 40. fr =
/. Corn quiet 5lta52. .-s.-l-
oats held S for Old, MOI s. for new. {.
ChIcAGO, ILL.,, August q, 1873. g
Wheat nrmer, cash active, lfS5z@llS5< cash
and Aug. 1l7sz Sept. i jfit =
Germ e. Arm. 401z@lss cash and Aug. (; 4Os[
6ats steady, as9z east 277E Sept; zsz@zx
Oct. - -
fss-7,j NEW YORK. August q, 1873.
: Wheat easier. Chicago liS9I50; mill 52@5S
Corn easier, 55959. t-- ~
Oats firmer, 43s5I aei.e1 sDa gro ~
Gold l57s. ,TG1liu v0T sTaHEf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
New York Lave stock Market.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 8
BEEvEsH Receipts to-day 100 head, max
ing ey300 head for the week, against lO,7B1
head last week. The quality was generally
common. Good cattle are q shade higher
and dthe tone of the market was more conf
dent but the sales slow. Native steen, in
Guiding stoekers, ranged at Sql21zc Texans
at G1<@lQ5<c. The sales include 3 cars Of II
linois steers at 6971z cwt average, at Io1<6
Ike; 7I6 ears do, ~ cEt, at n6i2c 9 cars
do. ~ cwt. at l3c ~ cars do, cWt, at lI@
l2s<c Is cars do. g<9T1< cwt, at l01<9I2e
cars do, cWt, at i01<9lg1<c; 6 cans do, ~
cwt sc Il5<9l21Sc ; 8 cars Kentucky steers
cWt, etIl1<6l21zc 3 cara do, X cWt, OF liza
l51<c 4 cars oos ~ cwt at ll9li1ze; 10 car3
Texans, 81 cwt, at s5<9sc S cars do, 81 eWt,
at &C; Z cars do. 81 cWt, at 71z9S<c; 10 cars
do. 81 cTt, at Sc; 5 caz .ch0lce do, ~ cWt at
l05zc, with sao,00 on the lot.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts to-day 9.2OQ
head, making the total for the week 8,50
head, against 81 90 lass week. Sheep are In
fair demand At toec; lambs dull and weak
with slow sale at 655c for common to choice
The sales include cars, Ohio sheep, ~ lbs
average, at &c ! car do, s. lbs, at sc 6 cars
do, S19S9 lbs at 1@5zc; ears Canada lambs
s46o6 lbs, At e<9Efc; 9 cars state lambs, IS
6e8 lbs, al G5E9Sc; and small lot at &c.
Hoes-Receipts to-day Is, SO head, making
30 40 for the week, against q 400 last week.
None on sale alive. City dressed are easier
and closed st g1S977zei extreme weights.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

The lIttleDemoeratic lump Of dirt
can't he turned in any way in which
the dirt will not show. The WASH
ington Chronicle has been turning it
and twisting it with the following re-
suit: i
The Democratic platform of Ohio
says that "the Democratic party in.
sists upon equal and exact duties to
al men," while the Democratic lead
ers OF Virginia cry for "a white mans
government The nominee for Gov.
ernor in Ohio was an Anti-war Con-
perhead Of the vIlest stamp, while the
nOminee;i1 Virginia. led the Confed-
crates In person In the field. Twist it
or turn il as you may, it is the same
old prayer Of disunion srrayed against
progress and sepubl ieanisay0.I
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

Seventy-six being required to nom-
li1ate Nortoa took the rag OF the
bash on the second fEEllUt. The first
fnstallment of the slaughter had
taken plaeea In.securing his nOmina-
ton Nortoh only made what he set
up, BE got Rlgby and Steiner to agree
to withdraw ina certain contingency in
the first ballot. Rigby did so, but
Steiner wishing to try his strength
further, hung on. We presume he is
satisfied as to his strength; but If he
is not, we are, as we heard delegates
curse what they called the siimpu-
dence of one of LincOln's Provost
MarshsIs'' in coming before Demo
cratic convention for Office. When
R.gby withdrew, Bollinger came to
him and said he had "done a wise
act, Paul couldn't sec the wisdom
in the second ballot when he saw the
affair was set up on him, and was
EsArfuis mad. NlgilE
AS soon as the nomination was an
nounced DIR. Norton was called up for
speech. He came forward, was
seized upon 10y the Vice President,
who shock mis- hand vigorously when
he was passed over % the President,
who performed similar operation,
a6d intnbdu6sd lsimto tie convention
as an alle physician and their candi-
date Tie Doctor opened his little
speeeh-a rather good One-by thank
ink ithe Soevea6oh for the honor.
Pie ndmibalioIi was unekpected-it
was an honor 10 him in seiectIng him
from among wiser heads for the posi-
tidn-he Spereeisted the compliment
to be the sIiomtlee d tie good old
Democratic party in which he was
born and bred and expected to live
and die-"and 1 promise to endeayor
to make record of which none will
be ashamed"--was guilty. Of being
young but was guilty Of never being
anything bat , DemOesat-cOuldn't
thank them enough h4sbould be around
to see them during the campaign
satisfied, and hoped all 1.-The Nominees
would be as well done by as had been
done by himAretufHed thanks and
subsidized. rT rf
Following this came what was to be
the hard foaght battle OF The day and
over which much iIi-feeling was en-
gendered-the nomination for Treas
urer. Theannouncements were made
In the order given below, and the
figures show the different ballots
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
REsEsNCAr eESrght o9NEIIfEE

II will be The dnty OF the Republi-
e&HltstsEs bOf Haeh wssa,I t3F6ship
and precinct 10 election Saturday next,
at their primary heetings E member
Of the Count, Central COMMITTEE, to
serve one year Give bs good, active
men vkasWillssatteud 10 the business
Of the townships, etc., and carry the
county, through the campaign with
credif ~ DAG riidsAa f1iifd
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

The uspal leaders Of Che Democratic
party In this county, found their oc.
cupatIon gone at the convention Sat
urday last. Messrs. McCauIey, Seney,
Noble, Landon and Bachnan, had to
stand hack and see other men man.
so thef great pSTty.a Eysp, Major
Atsnslropg. wlssjS a Ion ;n conven-
items, and who vas Oh hand, couidn't
get hisOAs IA tatlsfzcSorlls sand retired
in disgust. Wesympathize with these
poor unfortunates, but fear the control
5cf me party has gone FFShlt them Tor
ever, and that they are sheIved.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

zaik little Of AIIeH's awar record" will
Be found on the first page. 1t Is one
Of his speeches in 1868, and is apart
Of that Demperatie war rseDrd3 that
Alien said IN his speech was for the
good Of the country 'andfo hinder the
northern soldiers and 1oyal citizens
from taking reveAgs upon the peopie
Of the south.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
Attention Invalid Pensioners

As the Act OF March Cd, 1873, gives YOU IN
CREASED PENSIONS n yoar Disabilities
have increased. beg leave 20 say that ifyou
have reason 70 believe that your disability
has increased the best way 10 'iteSt the mat
ter" Is 70 apply 10 me in person or by letter.
Circular and aOmeial Blanks' free and no
charges unless successful Then legal fees
only. WA. z PRESTON, Army and Navy
Claim Agent, No. 80 Superior 81, CLEVE-
LAND, OHIO. nf7-af
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
Wednesday, December Sd, 1873.
S1S5OO.OOO.
-LISF OF GlFTs.-

i fOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH J.
- amounting to-. ............. 81 5O0 G0O
The distribution win be positive, whether
Al the tickets are sold or not, and the 1900
gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets
soid.aIl unsold tickets being destroyed as at
the first and Second Concerts and not rep
resented in the drawing. - 49, -
- PRICE, OF TICKETs.-
Whole tickets, 5000; Halves, $500:
Tenths or each coupon, $500 Eleven Whole.
Tickets for S500o0; ~ Tickets for 81 ,0O0OO:
ll3 Whole Tickets foI S5,OOO0; 227 Whole
Tickets for Sl0,O00.OO, No discount on less
than 90 worth Of Tickets at a time. =.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift
Concert, as well as the satisfaction given bv
the First and Second, makes IL only neces-
sary to announce the Fourth to insure fIIe
prompt sale OF every ticket The Fourth
Git Concert Will be conducted in all its de-
tails like the Third, and full particulars may
be learned from circulars, which will be sent
free from this Office to all who apply for
them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filled.
Liberal terms given TO those who buy 10 sell
again. TaOS. y. .RRAMLErrE
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gfft
Concert.
Public Library Building Louisville, Ky.
II
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
MARRIED.

-BAKER-August q, by Rev.
.. W. Collier at the Commercial Hotel, Mr..
Elias Hartley and Miss Kate Baker, both of
= fossofia.sllE 8lllaf Liiss ,ssiiliI Lle
! MOORE REDUFFEY--August q, I, by Rev. g i.
W Collier at the commercial Hotel. Mr..
David Moore and Miss Fanny A. Dufisy,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
Nottce to Co1ltractors.
Notice to Contractors.


Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up to u o'clock-noOn-Mon
day, September 18th, 1873, lll. a. ti
For the grading, draining, paving and i'm
proving OF Washington street, from the
nrst alley south OF the Railroad tracks
nefth. % the 41rst alley north of the Rail-
road trlckS-adistance of I'VE hundred feet
IN accordance with plans. profile and spec
ineations therefor, heretofore adopted and
now on file in the ofiieeof the City Clerk
The work 10 be completed by the lst day
of December, 1873. -. -
Bidders 70 use the. printed forms, as no
other viii be received IEFI Tt :
Blank forms and envelopes will be fur
nisned by me when called for.
bldders Will bid separately on the earth
work, and loose and solid rock excavation,
and for lumber and iron used in the sup
ports (the timber by the thousand, and
iron by the pound.)
The excavation and the building of the
Stone walls will be let In one contract; the
contractor to furnish all material
Each bid must contain the full name OF
the parties interested, and the sanPe must be
accompanied by o sufficient guaranty OF
some dls1nterested person, that IL the bid is
accepted, contract viii be entered into and
the performance of It properly secured,
The Council reserve the right to reject any
Z BY ord os 81 the CITY c7ounciI.f -
n4E-WS f.a =. J. KNIT, City Clerk.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

Wagner was nominated on the third
ballot, and It was made unanimous.
he was called up, had to undergo
shaking hands with the Vice and
President and then made his little
speech. Like Norton his nomination
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
Valuable Farm
FOR SALE!
2O3 ACRES,
HACATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
IN signed has fled her petition in writing
with the City Council, OF the city OF Thin,
seneca county, OHIO, praying the said City
Council to yacate the public alley In 81
Ward Of said city, that runs in a northeast
wardly direction, from Perry street between
fractional in-lots, Nos 533, 81, SIS and 5l6,
fronting on the O., 8. &C, Il. r. and frae-
tlonal tn-lots Nos. 5H and 51S on Perry
street and also 70 vacate all that part of the
public alley lying between said fractional
in-lots, Nos 81 and SIS and that the said
Council on the 9Th of October next.
AMANDA STEM.
By @. ]. KEEN, her Atty.
6 August Y. y73-6t --s
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

A statementisisi now made that
Kate 6todd1rd's confession, pubiished
sdm{ HqIa ks6 ns hkrSelf sfhe-
ing de inutdste4 OF 6RakIksl Good
rich, was police fiction to deIudc the
alleged murderer (RoseOel into the be-
Hsf tat the woman 3toddard stood
accused. and eondeshned herself to
save him, and that ne need not fly
from Justice.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

Senator Morton bad his sppOint-
mentz Withdrawn from Dayton, ,CIeye-
land, Norwalk and TpIedo, which
were for this week, on account of
hoarseness and difficulty with his
throat. 80
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

The csmpaigp was formally opened
by the Repn blseans- in Athens. o., on
-G-4----s-ss--a.----4 ls----s- 49,
Inciana, and Gov. Noyes delivered
addresses which were both forcibIe
and AIDE. 1'bs meeting cshsieted Of
about five tisousand, and was en-
thpsiastie,, :, The csmpaigq slF.s sre-
iceIved gooa Bend rolf. AID ssSit &c a
vigorous one. -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

John Britt came forward, shook
hands with the Vice and President,
and,like Norton, Wagner and McClel-
Ian, said the nomination WAS mex
pecte'l, and that he would do his du-
ty, and returned thanks. 5r
The vote on Coroner stOed as fol-
lows:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
EopuBIiean Cana 9; = lfisaI comai..s

Republicans, attend your meetings
Saturday, to elect delegates 70 the Re-
publican Convention on the eth Of
September. Send good delegates 70
select q first-eIass ticket.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

Attend the township eaucusses Sat
urday, Every township should have
q fall delegation at our convention
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
KING on THE BLooD,

IN Eosr rHoRoUGE PuRuER or THE
BLOOD TBr DrscoyEaKD.
CTTRRS ALL HUNORS. FROM A COMMON
ERUPTION 10 THz WORST sCRoFULA-
Ry Its use csneszs are cured. and
eeon's knlfe-S -SGofnia -5noaered, and Consump-
ton prevented and erred. =
Venereal Diseases, Mercurial and Miner
al Pcsons, and their effects eradcated, and vigor-
oua healfh and q sound cousituflon estabn ns6sd.
Dfopsy, general or partial; SWellings external or
internal; and TumOrs are reduced 9nd dispersed
IN very short time.
detergent madicine.s u !
9eSrbntfe Diseases, DnndruH, Scaly
or Rough 5dn, nd Eimq3es quickly give way,
leaving the s<il .ncPth and far. 49,.
ordered kiYer, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Nervous
Affections. General Dehllity, -. shOrt, 81 the
numerous diseases caused by bad blood are con-
quered, and give way before 9, this inoat powerful
Rneh bottle contains between forty snd
dfty ordinary doses, costing only one dollar
Rrom one 70 four or I've bogtleg VIII
cure Salt kheum, seala dead, KING MoIn, PM
From tive 90 eight 5otfis9 VIII eure
sealy Raptions of the ska. ulees, Sorsa. aud
Canker fnfhe Mouth and Stomach, ,Ezy 1pelass &C
From two 20 ten Bottles Yil restore
healthy acfion % The Ligey end 5pleen, nu reg
nlafe the Bowels and Kidneya. .'-.., =
FrOm two 20 Ak bottles WI be fond
efectnl - curing Nenralgias eicE Headache, 81
sss Fro@ nj ave s's . tassss b0nIeswuIsare
he worst cases 81 ccrofzlL
From three 20 twelve bSefles VII
cure severe and Obstinate cazes of Catarfh.
From two 20 1o1r oostles VII el1e ne
Prom two 20 ten bottles win ewe
bad cases OF DfOp9y-
~Rrfes 9I per hoffle, 0 . bQtles ioE -
sod BY al Druggists
D. RIES0a, s0kl&cO., Pyspr's :
seatestimoni.l.fnlacaE cnluun. BalhIs, 5. ..
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
Total Delegates.

Aoe1A De3esAlfr.-
The COMMITTEES respectfully sagsest that
the Primary Meetings in The townships. for
the selection Of delegates be held At alle US
ual places OF holding elections. on Saturday,
August 3oths AZ O'Clock P. NJ, and In the
Wards and Precincts at ~ O'Clock Pan.
The Primary Meetings should be wei at
tended and full deIegations OF repressnta-
tive men sent 20 the Convention that a
strong, unobjectionahle ticket be. noinihat-
ed. L. WEIRIcRs
B. JOHN KAULL,
u. r. CRAHERf
w. II. GIBSON Il
o. 7. LOCKE
Republican Ceatrfl committee.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
Ne,c Advertisements,
c. l.. ANDERSON,
Steel and SteReiI Letter Gutter

Burning Brands, Name Stamps for Ma
chinists. Carpenters and Manufacturers gen
orally, Stencil Plates, Indelible Ink, KEY
Check Dies, Steel Letters and Figures con-
sanity on hand
SIS Michigan ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
-nl1-4t
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
AUI UHE 5HIH1g
North Western Normal School,
RfPUBLIe, OHIO.
The FOURTH YEAR Of C1ls Popular In
stlt1tion win commences on
Tuesday, Sept. ., 1873,

Tuesday, Sept. o, 1873,
and from present indications. will be by far
the most profitable and successful of any in
lts history.
WHO SHOULD AND WILL ATTEND?
l. ErerN Teacher who desires to be thor
oughly posted In a0h0t and hOlO TO Instruct
in The C0ttHtry School.
2 Every young lady and gentleman who
desires q position In 9 Graded School or any
institution of higher order. This Depart
ment win receive special attention IA the
future. ~ ~
8 Every person who desires to take a
thorough RusiaeSx Course much cheaper and
more practical than that OF the so-ealled
Commercial Colleges.
4. All who desire such an education as
will, in at least one half the time usually
required by Academies and Colleges, fit
them at once 70 commence the study OF
Law, Medicine, Theology, OF TO engage in
any business that demands skill and enter
prise.
5. All who prefer earnest work to shirk-
ing; orieinalifY 70 mere mem0rlzlng md
parrot talk; cheerful government 70 the
degrading condition Of being watched by pO-
lice school officials; economy u culpable ex-
travaganee; a healthfrI mental growth 10
The mere puerile desire Of completing pre-
seribed course OF study not adapted To the
times; in short, all who desire rich eqniv-
alent for all their outlay Of time and mon
ey.
GENERAL STATEMENTS.
I. Students from all portions OF Ohio and
from other States are coming to Republic
2. rrof. B. B. Hall. OF Medina, In charge
of Mathematics and Sciences next year, IL
one OF the most thorough and energetic
teachers In the State. His extensive eXpe-
rience In Public Schools viii be a great as
sistance in the Normal.
3. German and French will be taught by
experienced native teachers-the former By
Mrs. Loaisa FTeeseman, graduate OF q
German University. and the latter by Mr. ] /.
F. Bourquin, son OF a government teacher in
France. The very low tuition tor the Ian
guages, only e3 q term. Will commend
Republic 20 al who desire 70 study them.
4. Diplomas viii hereafter be granted 70
those who honorably compete the business,
1edehers', or COllegiGts Course.
). Tuition, as heretofore, IS cents q week,
payable in advance. sjt4fEf effgft3Sk .
6. Next year bids fair to be he largest and
most profitable In the history Of the school.
Prospects are fiatteIing.
Send for Catalogue.
gfhHI. FFaIse Richard, Principal.
July II, ls73-n4l-3t-e OW
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
REPUBLIcls COUNTY CezTKsrIos
saturdar. ssptember elb. lsss.

The Republican eleetons. OF She seyera
townships orscBeca county an requeSted
20 seed Delegates 70 County C9nFenI Ion, 10
be Iesd in sIss Court House. in TiI1fa.O..
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I ~
for the purpose OF nominating eaa6iaates 20
DC voted for at the ensuing FAN eleellon. for
the following Offices, Wig:
One cusdEI1ae for RepreSentaffpe,
One oundflate far zirsage1,
One CnndEdaae for obElnsfssIose9.
Onc Cuedfdqze .for Freseszfa0 1no1neg
One candidate for kafruaEg Dfsecfop,
And % select . Central CoEamItten 20 ssrFe
The ensuing yesr, and to transact such other
ploIezs> - nag prp19iy ceme heIorezhe
re- s 4 - ..t',ss. "a ! ! "a ssiir be
sfflissa ; pc fsllsalns fepses~ntatsos,
which is one vote for every twenty
hve votes ezst for Secretary OF State WI
koG, In Is72. and enc vote for every fra.tion
OF ten yOtez and over.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
81 ao Fourth
Grad Gift Concert
9 isl FOR THE BEN EFT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 KY.
$4,000 Cash Gifts, 81, 800,
Every FIrfh TIcket Draws a Gin
$4,000 FOE $50.

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert. author
lied by special act OF the LegisIature. for the
benent OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
Will axe place in Public Library Hall, at
Louisville, Kys
Wednesday, December Sd, 1873.
Only Sixty thousand tickets win be sold.
and one-half OF these are intended for the
European Market, thus leaving only 3a.Ol0
lor sale IN the Emitted States, where 100000
tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts, and have on their back the Scheme
with she fun explanation of the mode of
At this concert, which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this coun--
Try, the unprecedented sum of
$1,000, 900.
divided into L, 600 cash Gins. will be dystrf,.
nted by lot among the ticket holders. The
numbers OF the tickets to be drawn from one
wheel by blind children, and the gifts nom
another. lFLIf ~ e''-' - O'''
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

'Tbe party in power is responsible
for the Legislation of Congress, thus
the salary steal is Republican aet.r
Such IS the tenor OF the Democratic
argument In regard to the back-pay
act of Congress. Generally the rule
holds good, hut in this case it does not.
as . majority Of the Democratic Con-
gressmen voted for the bin, and a ma
jority of Republicans against Il
Therefore had the Republican maiori-
ty been ten, twenty or thirty less in
Congress, and the Democratic MEM
bers the same number greater. the
majority In favor of the bin would
have been that nunber larger. This
is shown from the fact that nearly Ell
Democrats voted for it, while num-
bers OF Republicans voted against the
bill. Again, the bill was really de-
feated on its passage, but two or three
hungry DemocrAts jniaped up, chang
ed their votes 70 yeas, and the deed
was done.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

1t IS now reported from Washington
that scheme Is on foot, which will
be advocated before the next Congress
by Butler and other Administration
congressman, looking TO the assumr :
ton of the Indebtedness of the South
erd States by the General Govern
ment- This Is another administra-
ton job, for the psrpose Of feathering
the nests dfsomes Gf the truly loyal
hangers On.-iAdvertiser.
The Advertisef is mistaken as to
the party that is running that scheme.
Il has bsenlaipes project with eastern
leaders Of the Democracy for several
years, and has not beeR sprung for
the reason that fAs people were not
ripe for It Republicans ha We fought
this proposition right along, and now
the Advertiser wants to steal our
thuader. Too thin [!
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28

Grandest Scheme Ever Known.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
Alas Alas | Alas !
TIE INNOCEKTS IN C0NFES-
TTONI
ASauguinary Conflict |!

THE BELB AlzEEgEs-RY SCORES
Unhappy are The Democrats!
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! The Secretary Of War has ordered
that the sentences be duly executed
under the direction of the General
commanding the Department Of the
Columbia, at Fort Klamath, Oregon,
on Friday, October Sd, 1873. ssf-.g
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-28
DIED
! COMMERCIAL.
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, 1873-09-20
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wore fled for rec
ord on Friday, sept. 10:
orrx PROPERTY.
Hasted st. 175 # OF Belden nv, T. Is II to alley,
dated Sept. II consideration, s20o0.
Perry st. 75 II OF Delaen ~, t. 75x1ao It, dated
Sept. 10; confederation, $425.
Mohawk st, 90 It OF Linden st, (, 2411ol It, dated
Bept. 10; consideration, $3.50.
Superior st. As It west Of North Lasao ct, I, 22x
loo1ft, dated sept 1T; consideration $2,76O.
Flournoy at, 275 It " Of Francisco ut, ", 25112sH
It, datep Sept. q; consideration, $500.
West Thirty-hrst st, 8 corner OF MRplowood az, n
I, t0r130 It, dated Sept . consideration. Il 900.
Hasted 1t, 200 # of Thiryrat st, I, 251125 It,
dBted Sept. Is; consideration, q, 400.
II; consideration, $3.50.
Rush at, 40 # Of superior at, w 251l43 IT, dated
Aug. 80; consideration, s, AGO.
Eeeley at, corner Of Jackson at, 47t4x11G $40
It, dated Sept. 8; consideration, $4,000.
snmo a. the above. dated Sept. II; consideration,
No,000 -
Catherine at, bet Latin and Loomls sts, |, Lot s,
dated Sept. 10 +; consideration, 900.
Archer sy, near Uushnellst I, 50 It to Grove vt,
dated Sept. 10; consideration, $500.
Ashland Az, bet Adams and Jackson sts " I, 47x1A0
Ashland Nv, bet Adams and jackson ats, " t. Lot l.,
dated Aug. AZ; consideration, $l1, go.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS,
Lots 18 and 10, III Block I, OF Drcxel Smiths 6u1-
division In Sec H. 49, II, dated Sept 8; consideration,
10000.
Seventeen lots In Pharos Q u of q " n Sec 1a, 3s,
Is, dated Sept. 10; consideration, s., 100.