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Why, or GOurse.

Altogether 1t looks very much as il
Ohio had the dead-wood on the Presi-
deney for 1880. TIE Buckeye politi-
clans have been reckoning up, and
calculate, whether the sea gives up
whales or shr imps, an Ohio man will
go into the White House all the same.
The Democrats have Thurman and
Pendleton, snd, by the way, 1t won't
do to make up the Democratic slate
before PendletOn's record in the next
Senste is In. The Nationals have
General Tom Ewing and Sam Cary,
to say nothing Of the powerful Fruit
Hill Fog-HOrn. As for Republicans,
everybody with anything like q de-
cent memory can in twenty-five
minutes time run through the roll oI
prominent Ohio Republicans having
an eye on the Executive Mansion
1t must be confessed that Ohio car
raise more public men to the molshil
than any of her sister States Wash
l indton Republic.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

WN. LANG. L. l.. LANG.
LANG & SON,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Lang House
~ Block, Market 81, Thin, ..
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I.F. BBAS.
A T.rORNEY AT LAW, Ofiice in Nal"hsI
n Exchange Block. THIN, ONO.
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A TrOGNEY AT LAW. once over .5,l., iiu.,-
n hard's Drug store. corner OF " "19-t.,'
ION and Market SIS, TIfin. Ohio. z'''i
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The sentences of punishment have
all been Of the lightest kind, and the
criminals not iufrequently PARDON
ed before they had served their full
time.
Such is the record OF the party OF
Reform ; whether they are improving
or not, let the records OF the last DEM
Ocrstie Congress, and the last Demo-
cratic Legislature declare.
1t Is q striking fact for considers
tiOn, that this record does not serious.
ly hurt the party.
It stuff5 ballot boxes, and uses re-
peaters, as In Cincinnati its legisla-
tors accept bribes as in the Wood
county matters il plumbers the peO-
pie OF half million in OHIO, and of
millions in New York IL fears to de-
fend its Legislature and its Governor,
ss In its State platform 1t elects con-
victs and uses them to the last min
ute, although knowing tine character
OF such men ss in the case OF OCOn-
nor; 1t bribes citizens, organizes
murders, and massacres for the delit-
crate purpose Of intimidation at the
ballot box It asssssinates even WO-
uAcu anu CnlluEbu M COEubllh Ouls-
holm and her little brother, and, Gov.
cred with infamy, it yet raises its
head with an effrOntery exceeding
the Devil himself, as recorded in Job,
and thrives and increases in power in
spite OF such q damning catalogue Of
proven crimes.
Why is this !? Obviously, because
the good men Of the party are power
less. The politicians, unprincipled
scOundrels in the main, leading the
organized ignorance Of the country,
and using murder, bribery, repeaters,
and stuffed ballOt-bOXes, wrest elec-
tions from the people, and, under q
show OF law, plot to seize power in
defiance Of the rights Of the people to
the peril Of the prosperity, and even
of the existence OF the Nation.
Such is Democracy as proven by its
own records.
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% ACRES, four and one-half miles from
s0U Timn, on the Ooe Road. Buildings
all new and soil extra
A BEAUTIFUL HOME of y acres. sItu-
"A ated one mile south OF Clyde, San
dusky county, ohl~.
on ACRES OF Honey Creek second bot
on tom, six miles south OF Iafhn. Sixty
fVe acres under cultivation. This Is an at
tractive farm and viii be sold very low.
on ACRES of timber land e of mile
OU from the Baltimore q Ohio railroad
two miles east from Deshler, Wood county
Ohio.
40 ACRES WITH EXTRA IMPROVE.
90 ments limestone soil, situated two
and One-han miles north OF Republic
seneca county, o. Terms 10 suit purchaser
400 Acres, two miles south Of Chicago
HUI Junction, Huron county, Ohio
Well Improved. Terms 70 suit purchaser, OF
will take good business property In pari
payment.
II OF No. 5ls and aOx2R feet. New house
Ia i've rooms frult OF all kinds Situated
on the south side OF adams street, near the
q, s. & &. depot. Price reasonable and
terms easy. Owner wishes TO remove to
Toledo.
OF ated In Hardin county, Ohio, seven
miles north of KentOn, on the Blanchard
river, four miles westAOf Patterson. IL Is AL
river bottom land, inexhRustible soil, and
imber sufficient TO pay for the land
HOUsE AND LOT ON EAST STREET, In
the village OF Republic, Seneca cOun'
", Ohio. Good, substantial frame house
painted white; blinds on doors and win
sdoWE. Barn, ,sWood-house ana cfsterni pick
sst front all ia the very best OF order
Price, S9O1.
1n0 ACRES. As FINELY IMPROVED
uEU as any farm in Seneca county
Everything Ia the most desirable condition
80 acres OF splendld-lOOking wheat. Soil ex
tcellent, and situated eight and One-hal
Tlffin- lhran and nnA-naNl nnlles
InS N BloOmville. For sale at low ngurt
anE on reasonable terms.
TNFlEE BRICK RESIDENCE OF FIGHT
II rooms barn three lots choice 10
OF frcit; well and cisterns; no repairing
needed. Property centrally situated IN The
Village Of Republic, Seneca county, ONO.
Also 8S1S acres Of No. farming land
with good orchard. and within the lncor
poratsd limits, A great bargain tOthe par
TIVRAGRES OF LAND. SITUATED on
L Kllbourn street, Republic, Seneca 60.
OHIO. Two and0ne-half acres In Orcnstrd
and OF the BEST grated varieties. Slhai
fruit OF ali kinds. House nearly new, will
six rooms and painted IN the most mOderI
style. Barn, Wood House, Sheds, cisterT
and all the necessary out-buildings, GOOC
fences, flne picket front.
This is = rare opportunity. Price low
and terms 10 suit purchaser.
aHS ACRESOF FWELLs-IMPROVED land
16e known 6sethe -Heston farm. Stu.
lted three miles north Tif1n, and oneshaii
mile west of Fremont road In the north
west corner OF Clinton township, or which
$50 acres are under good cultivation, and II
equal TO any land In the county for the pro
ductiOn grain balance Is well IlmDeIed
Good orchard and buildings Two never
falling wells and all other. cOnYenlenceS
Is convenient 70 divide into two farms 4
purchaser desires. Price low, and terms u
suit the purchaser.
Address, or inquire OF
Z. HUDDLE,
ma T7s-u Real Estate Agent. Tirin, U.
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Prepared for the worst.

A French gentleman anxious to
find q wife for scapegrace nephew,
went 10 q matrimonial agent, who
handed him list Of his lady clients.
Running this through, he lighted up
on his wife's name, entered a. desi-
rous Of obtaining a husband between
the ages Of twenty-eight and thirty
five-a blonde preferred. Forgetting
his nephew, he hurried home 70 an
nOuuce his discovery To his wife.
That lady WAS not at all disturbed.
go YES. - said she, "that - my name.
7 nut It down when you were so Ill
in the spring, and the doctor said We
must prepare for the worst" This
was at least an honest confession
4 Chambers Journal.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
IN Town Hall and Engine House Bonds
Of The incorporated village OF Green Spring
IN Seneca and Sandusky counties, Onlo'
will be sold 20 the highest and best bidder,
(after thirty days noties.) September 4, lS.e
Al the Mayors Office IN said village. No
hond shall DO sold for a less amount
than fifty dollars, nor for a greater
amouut than nVe hundred dollars
ssaid bonds shall draw per cent. interest
and said interest shall be payable semi.
annually, as per coupons annexed 10 said
s,Ouds. SAID bonds snail be payable in one
tWOs three Io9r snQ hNe ye,.Is a. tle fAls y
nye hundred dollars per year on the prin
clpRI, and the Interest seni-Rnnually, as Il
becomes cne.
-Es - J.P. TURNERs
r--- Clerk OF Corporation
GREEN sPETEG, August 4, 1875. AZ 81
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.rrarnIARnnR-

a I1rORNEY AT LAW, Tifdn, Ohio. Of
a nee over Huss' Bo0E Store, opposite
the Court House.
Sept. n lS74.
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Figures West Of Bellairs inclusive are Co
Iuuibus time figures Bast Of Whseling In
olCsiTe, Baltimore time.
ZanesViIIe Accommodation leaves
Evansville daily except Sunday at 6:l1 A
NJ. and arrives al Columbus al Sl5 A. n.
stopping AZ all stations.
Express Trains run daily, other trains
daily except Sunday.
THOs. y. RAKKY,
Western PASS Ag't, Cincinnati.
l. NJ. COLE, Gent Ticket Ag't. Baltimore.
G.. H. HUDSON, Supt. Trans Ohio Diyis.,
oilica2O.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

Ali trains run daily Sundays excepted.
Connections
At Fremont trains on L. 3. a NJ. g. r. K.
pass East, 7::5 A. NJ, 9.57 A. NJ, Ii:3O A. NJ,
200 p. NJ, West, 9:57 A. NJ, 800 +. NJ 200 Pm
l0.3i =. N.
At BurgOOn, Pennsylvania Co., trains Pass
East, 9-22 A. NJ, 1000 A. M, 4:36 ?. NJ. West
1000 A. NJ; 7::9 p. NJ.
At FostOria, trains on B. q o. K. R., pasi
East, 7:25 a. NJ; l:55 7. M; $50 P. M; West
9:sg A. NJ; l0:5S a M. 7:4O =, N. Trains on
T.. & I. K. r., pass South 2sO3 A. N. ll:4
A. NJ; 7:O2 +. NJ. 4; North, G:is A. M; l;j7 r
NJ; S:57 p. N.
At Lima, trains on ID. a NJ. X. R., pas
South, l2=25 A. NJ; $50 A. 81 2.OO r. N /.
North, 3:4O A. n; 200 z. NJ 1T. W. & q.
X. r., Trains pass East, l:3O A. NJ; $50 A.
M.; 4:lO p. NJ; West, L2-25 A. NJ, 7:45 A. NJ,
1910 A. M; 800 z. NJ.
W. H. ANDREWS, GenH. Ticket Ag't.
l. II. BURGOON, GenI superintendent.
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FROM the BUryrus Journal
DEMOCRATIC DEFAbCITI0yS.

10 the fsH election of 1875, forty
five counties in ohio were D9mo-
cratic IN 1875, fDrty-thFee counties
were Democratic and in 1877, forty
nine counties were Democratic.
In these Democratic counties the
following defalcations have occurred /:
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The msjOrity given is the presiden-
tial election OF 1876.
The above table is based upon one
exhibited by the Cincinnati Gazette
q few weeks ago.
An application has been msds to
certain reliable citizens in each OF
these counties for brief detail of the
several defalcstiOns in each, anu the
following is the result OF these inqui-
ries
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through coaches DeLNeeu DeLrOlL anu Co-
iuIuDus ON both express trains.
Connections made Ia the Union Depot AT
COlum bus for Newark, Zanesvllle, Circle
Vile, ChilllcOthe, Portsmouth, Lancaster
Athens, Marietta and Parkersburg At Ma
riOu for points on A. & q. W. R.R. at Up
and Chicago; at Carey, Fiudisy, Tinin and
Sandusky at FOstOria with r. q %. and l..
r. q l.. Il. RS, for Fremont, Deshler and
Defiance at Toledo with l.. .. a M. - +. &
z. N. and Canada Southern Y. KS. for
Detroit, Jackson, Lansing, Grand Rapids,
East Saginaw and all points in Michigan.
PaTlOr and Sleeping Cars on all through
trains from Columbus 10 New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore without change.
W. A. MILLS,
ORLAND SMITH. Gent Ticket Ag't.
Genl. Supt-
". n. GREENE. President.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. Once over Sa-
"A tionai Exchange Bank. corner Oi
Washington and Market streets, Tlffin ..
Nov. ~ 74-m5
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p. RINSAHAN, II. HERsHIsER.
ms. KIKNAMANA HERsHIEER.

OFFICE OVER NELiGH'S CLOTHING
" Store, Washington 81, are ready To al
tend 10 all calls day and n cnts Special at
tentiOn paid 10 the treat M enL OF the diseases
of females and children ONCE hours from
3 70 10 A. M. and to 4P. NJ. DIR. Klnna-
mans residence, Greenfield St, near Held
sIberg College; DR.. Hershiser's, ,nrst door west
of Ylngliag's store, West Madison St-
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.-mnCTnHWAuQAMAN

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON HAS JUST
returned from the best hospitals OF
London and Paris. Special attention given
10 thes eye. Long, Short aud weak SlghL
COrreeted by French GLASSES.
OFFICE HoURs-9A. NJ. TO 3 pm.
81 Madison ST., Tif1ln, -.
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nENTIST. once over First National
HANK, Tifdn. Ohio. All operations
dTst-class, and work warranted. Laughing
Gas used for the painless extraction OF teeth.
Work done at as Iowa price as can De hao
elsewhere, for frst-clAss work.
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TERMS, 81 90 PER YEAR

at them until MEs Marshall directed
her attention 90 them. Tnun =he
sgr.y 'eplied
"hat yes-they sre early, aren't
tary ," How NICE your peas are,
Mrs. Marshall"
a. days passed. Athe'ine saw Vert
reT FG!es very frequently. He wac
NT. EGr-aaIi's chief adviser, and took
bis meals with the family. He never
spoke - Miss HeTne, and never seem
ed To be aware of her presence and
though she said tD herself every day
that she would 90 away from the
farm on purpose to be rid Of his society,
still she dic not 90.
One fine evening she started to
walk down to the village. 1t was full
two miles, but Miss Herne wss good
pedestrian. She had, not gone far
when 8 carriage stopped by her side,
snd looking up she met the dark bill
liant eyes Of young Fales.
"Wlll you ride dOEn ?' lie asked
her.
NO" she answered, shortly and
ungraciOusly enough.
"Ah ~ He did not repeat the in
vitatiOn, only gave the sleek farm
horses the rein and went on. a few
rods ahead he stopped at the cottage
Of the widow Morgan. Nellie, her
pretty, golden-haired daughter, was
gathering honeysuckles in the yard.
Vert said something to her, as
Atheline swept down the road, and
very soon the carriage, with Nellie
beside the handsome driver, dashed
past Athelire, enveloping her in a
cloud OF dust. Atheline said that
night to Mrs. Marshall
is it the widow Morgan's cottage
down by the willows ?'
"Yss. She lives there all alone
with Nellie. She is the belle Of the
village"
"The widow %
"No, dear, Nellie. She has the
pinkest cheeks, and such pretty yell
low curls. ! wish you could see
her ~
Atheline shrugged her shoulders.
"Blonde beauties are not my taste.
Dear me how very close the air
is ~
Two days afteTward Miss Herne
went of by herself for a ramble in the
woods. In truth, she spent q great
deal of her time in solitary wander
ings among the shadows OF the pas
tnre groves and beside the river. She
spent the afternoon pleasantly gath
ering wild flowers, and near sundOwn
she seated herself on q fallen tree to
arrange her treasures.
A couple of colts started out of the
brushWnOd, and with a shy, set ar
dent curiosity Of their race, they be-
gan making advances with a view to
q closer acquaintance. Atheline was
city bred, and OF course she had an
idea that all animals in q pasture
were TO be regarded as savage, and
with a bound she reached the top OF
high stone wall, intending to leap
down on the other side. But on the
other side there ran a wide, deep ditch
nearly fall Of water, and she dared not
make the leap. And to go back the
way she had come was impossible, for
the frisky colts were putting their
heels into the air in q way extremely
terrific to a woman with nerves.
Vert Fales was moving just beyond
the ditch, and directly he glanced up.
An amused expression came into his
face. Atheline could have forgiven
but that. And that, never
He bounded forward, reached up his
strong arms, and taking her down,
carried her to the firm ground be-
yond.
how crimson her face grew
"HOW dare YOU ~ she cried, holly. |
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TIGPHYsICIANAEp SURGEON,
Il Thankful for patronage during the
past seven years, and will continue 20
serve the public In all branches OF the
N MedIcal Profession. Residence and ONCE,
No. 20 Perry ~, two doors west Of wash
Ington. Aug. u, '7Gtf
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AEDICAL.
HrrELL.m.I, IL.

OF ALLENTOWN, PA. OFFICE over
- Kirchneris GrOceTy Store Special at
tsntion given TO fen1sles diseases. Speaks
English and Ge=Inm. Night calls answered
al tus Office.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. Special atten'
"A ton given 70 all kinds OF Military
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, &C.
once IL National Exchange Bank BlockI
opposite the COurt House, Tirrns Ohio
Ian. ~.
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p. HUBBLE.

OFFICE Over Hubbard's Drug store,
Tlfan5 Ohio.
Real Estate taken. for sale on small COM
mission also, TO exchange.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO coll
LECTONS.
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~-H STOVKR.

NTOKEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
III SURGEON, Timn, Ohio once hours
from 10 10 A. NJ, and from to- L. N
Saturdays from 10 Am. TO 7. N. ONCE
over Buaklrk'6 Grocery Store.
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nRLN.MARTIN.

pURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
- TIST. once on Washington St, over
TunisOn a Cons Photograph Gallery Tifin,
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H. b. MARTIH.


nHYsECIAN AND SURGEON. Ofice
over KendaII's Jewelry Store, Market
street. Residence al Ms. DoeIle's, Madison
Al freet. u4u n.
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HoTELs-
TRFIN HOUSE.

~ RINZER, Proprietor, Market St.s Tif-
NT, nm, Ohio. The house has been thor
oughly Cverhauled, has good stabllng, ana Is
prepared 30 furnish the travelling public with
All necessaTies In good style.
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CosHOCTON COUNTY.

In January, 1859, Samuel Ketehum,
then County Treasurer, was supposed
to have been robbed Of about So, 900
and several thousand dollars were ex-
pended in fruitless attempts to trace
and catch the robbers. This was the
first dodge ever played in Ohio, Of 8
Treasurer being found bound and
helpless and his safe robbed.
About ten years afterward, Ketch-
um confessed that he and one James
M. Brown did the stealing and both
were sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary. Kctchum WIS pardon
ed out after q few months. Brown
served out his time, and comprom
ised q fine Of SIS, ,0CO in money, which
was not equal to the amount expend
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ed by the county, exclusive o: the

ell by the county, exclusive of The
original steal.
= year after the supposed robbery,
the 5Ontsmen OF the Treasury Were
/ released by q special act of the Lsg!s-
lsture, or the plea that the robbery
wss pHrpetrsted by parties other than
the Treasurer. But that pleS being
false, yet not one cent hiss ever been
collected from ketchUm OF from his
( bondsmen.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
This backbone Democratic county
is full Of examples. Scarcely sn Of
tiee in the Court House, snd Tut few
IN the county, would stand the test OF
q proper examination.
The following are the defalcation
portions OF fourteen points of Demo-
cratic malfeasance that have been
frequently published In this paper,
but have nercr been dHSlUeTsd, De-
cause they are LIlldnsWerdGle
l. In the Auditors Office, y for
mer official has left a defaleatiOn
against himself OF 8 thousand dol
lars.
,. In the Clerks office, a former Of
fetal has left defalcatIOn Of several
hundred dollars of fees paid IN to
him, but not paid OUeT by him. An
other former Clerk was little better,
officially, than q deliberate thief.
Yet another Clerk was In default for
many years, and was left unmOlested
until he proved to be Union man at
time when all the Democratic office
holders were traitors and rebels, and
then he was prosecuted.
s. In the Surveyors Office, under
q former Surveyor, the complaints
have been so loud and so frequent as
to SmOGDt almost to a universal
.deelksasiOn OF systematic extOrtion.
4. In the Recordsr's Office, q for
mer Recorder Systematically added q
large per cent. to the fees for every
instrument he recorded
5. In the Treasurer's Office, q Sc
riOus defalcation OF over Sll, 900 shui-
fled off on the school fund, and the
suspicion painfully strong that an in
nOeent man has been made to bear
the burthen Of long standing defal-
cation.
6. In local matters, thousands OF
dollars Of the school fund missing,
and not by one person only.
Z. The Corporation Treasury,
known to be short as n matter OF pub
lie nOtOriety.
10 all these cases, M steps, what
ever, taken to make good to the peo-
pie their heavy losses. amounting at
least to $20, 900, and no one indicted,
nor any ''good Democrat" in any
danger from the burlesque OF q CraW-
ford county carefully selected Demo-
cratic Grand Jury.
DEFIANCE COUNTY.
Last fall q shortage of $1,000 was
found to exist in the Treasurer's Of
flee at Defiance. There are other
shortages which cannot be reached.
No proceedings of any kind, although
shortages are neither few nor far be-
tween.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
The folio wing is q statement, from
Gen. Godmsn's Report, OF the total
loss to the Treasury of Fairfield cOun.
ty, up to March l, lS73-crcIIISiUe of
Notwithstanding from the incOmpe-
tency, the disregard OF law, and the
actual stealing, by members OF the Of
fetal Ring which has had control of
county financial affairs for twelve
years past
Loss on Railroad bond aceOunt......-SE3,7l7 81
4" road mprOvement..............3S 3S,O39 I7
OYerdraitS-...--...--......- 20 as 80
49,
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prison awaiting the action Of the
Grand Jury.
AN VERT COUNTY.


VAN VERT COUNTY.
The exact amount Of defaIcaiion in
this county, - SI2, go, of which about
Si,HJ has bsen recovered, aud the
balance will probably bc paid. The
community, therefore, will OHly lose a
few Thousand dollars by commissions,
lawsuits interest on money borrowed
for current expenses, etc, etc. The
county escapes easily, the Democratic
mSjOrity being smell Suis itdemOu-
strated that Republican majorities
protect, and Democratic msjoritIes
plunder the people.
WAYNE COUNTY.
In 1872, Jacob 3. Koch, was county
Treasurer, and was found to be a de-
faulter in the sum OF 81. 900. Judg-
melt was recovered against the bonds
men, and the case is now pending IN
the Supreme Court on writ OF er-
rOr.
The Treasurer was sentenced tO one
year in the penitentiary, and SerUCd
ont his JidI time :
wYANDOT COUNTY.
The amount of defalcatiOn in this
county wss 81 .OOO. which was made
up by the bOndsmen.
The Treasurer, probably knowing
his accounts to Os in disorder, cum
mitted suicide when the default was
discovered. He appears to have been
the most honest OF all this Infamous
array, and let the mantle OF charity
protect this case from further COM
ment.
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ALLEN COUNTY.

The deialcatiOn in Allen county is
about $4,000. No steps have ever
been taken to recover any portion Of
this, and no one has ever been pun
ished for the stealing.
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ASHLAND COUNTY.

ASHLAND OOUNIN-
No reply received from Ashland,
Notwithstanding five or six letters,
each enclosing a stamp, have been
sent to various gentlemen there.
AUGLAIZE COUNTY.
It will be remembered that Myers,
the Treasurer Of AuglaiZe county,
was found one morning, bound in his
office, his clothing burned, his body
somewhat scOrched, and the treasury
robbed. A detective, after investigs-
ton, finally, at imminent personal
risk caused the arrest OF Myers, who
plead guilty, and IL now in the peni-
tentiary. The loss is about So, 900
although a small portion has been
recovered, the expenses OF the county
have been very heavy.
OF the missing funds, upwards of
Sc, 200 were in the hands OF leading
Democrats. The County Representa-
tive, Mesloh had 81 ,i50. which he de-
MED until it was proven upon him.
The County Auditor was an accom-
plice Of Myers, and did the tying and
burning. He has been tried at Lima,
in Allen county T; change OF venue
having been had, the jury failed
to agree. The Commissioners OF Au-
gIaize have obtained judgment against
some OF the bOndsmen to the amount
Of SIS, 500.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-08-15

This ends this black array OF dOfal-
cations in Democratic strOnghOlds as
far as heaut from. .r---.
1t may be summarized zs follows /:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-08-15

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A TTORNEYS AT LAW. once in OIum-
n mell's Block, opposite the Court House.
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4 TroRNEY AT Law. Singers Bloch
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