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Tiffin Tribune.
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THUSSDaY KOalCHI, CH ft W67.
Union Township Convention.
Elsewhere is rmblished csll for
Contention la oomtnato Candidate-
for Township Office., to be upjiorlcil
el the Spring Election, hold on Mon
day tho 1 si -JJ of April. Ii i o
V hoped that all Union men. will be
prcseu nd nnminsto good ticket.
The City Union Convention.
A eI! for the Union elector of the
rit to we, at the Court Houko on
Friday evening, March 29th, atipcsr
In this paper. We are requested by
the Central Committee to urge upon
all Union men of tha city the import
ance of being present at that time,
and putting in nominntion a thorough
Union Tit-set, to ta aupportad at tbo
ApriUloetion,
The New Hampshire Election.
Tho election In Now Hainpehiro, on
the 12th instnnt, resulted in the sue
ce of tho Union ticket. Tho Gov
ernor was olectod by over thrco thou
sand majority, and every Union can
didate for Congress was elected, while
tho Legislature is overwhelmingly rnd-
icnl. Thus rciMtdistcs. another of
oor .States, the Huicidal policy of our
accidental President, and tolls out the
death-knoll ofusurpatcd power at our
nation'a Capitol.
THE COMING ELECTION.
We are well aware t lint a system
alio and combined effort is sought to
be nude by the Pcinocrntio party,
throtj;hout tho State, to carry tho
Spring elections. A success in this
scheme will augur to thorn future tri
umphs, and to the Union men Gun
defeat. It will have tho effect to ro
double their slcepleus activity, with
tho hope of ultimately defeating the
Uiiiou party In tha Stale. Thero i
then, the more reason why tho Union
men and all lovers of reform in thin,
a well as every othor section, ahould
awake front inactivity and be on gunrd
for the fray. At a time lika this, the
fuet of being in a minority should not
enter into the account. A fight that
is Dot against odds, is no fight at all.
A fight against opposing numbers,
gives lest to tho effort, especially
whctttrrfrTfepubliean principles, tein
Derance and law and order are tho
beacon lighta of tho struggling party
let avory man, then, who, keeping
hi own counsel, and noting in his
own mind tbo situation of matters, at
bis bouoL or dosk, sees a need of tin
provement in our city affairs, bo pros
ent at the Convention on l'riduy eve
niog, and at tho polls ot election day
Respect for religion, tho Sabbath day,
tempcrauco aud well executed Uw,aro
the principle supports of ovory well
regulated community, and it tho se
cret of its prosperity in all depart
ments. Vi'o believe that reform is
demanded, and it is only tho voice of
interested citizens by the ballot, that
it can bo achieved. Wo do not, as is
alleged, aay this for buncombe While
we do not swocpingly declaro that
our present city authorities do not ex
ecute law or maintain order, we cer
tainly do affirm that thero has boon
an iuexcusablo laxity in the execu
tion of sundry laws and ordinances
and tho reason for such leniency can
- be advanced and is well known.
We ask tha Union men and order
loving men of the city to combine ii
condemnation of the opcu banded and
free vending of liquor to every un
wary boy who chooses to emulate, the
example of profligate men. Let us
vote for men who will pledge them
selves to uso tho clear letter of tho
law in stopping the onward atrido of
intcmperanco. Tho law euaoted are
amply sufficient, if executed. Judg
ing the future by the pant, wo may
not gaiu tho victory in this election,
but wo can at least make a good show
ing, and tho earnest demand of a mi
nority will compel some mousing of
respect.
General Order Number 1.
HD. QRS. 9TH DIST. DEPT. OF OHIO.
G. A. R. Tiffin, March 11th, '67.
I. By authority, of orders from
Department Head Quarters, tho uu
Uoriitned essoinee command' of his
district, which include the oouDties
of Erie, Huron, Crawford, Seneca,
Sandusky and Ottawa.
II. The following cotms.im, are
announced a tha staff of tho District
commander; and will be obeyed and
rexpected aocordingly.
Mjj. M. Sullivan, Asst. Adjutant
funeral, Tiffin; Col. J. II. lturtlott,
U. M, and id do camp, Fremont;
Gen. V. W. Butterftol l, Aid -de camp,
Uneyrus; Col. U. V. Wii-khaui, Aid
. de camp, Norwslk; Cut.., W. F. Havo
Jy, Aid-de-camp, Sandusky City; Sor
' . i tr i ...... t:j .1 ivrr...
OBni aj.iy. ju jvr,.im-uu-i:Hip, i turn.
III. Officer of the Staff aro charg
ed with tho supervision of tha work
ing of Euosiiiriuienta within their
several counties. 'They will euquir
iutu aud report upon the eligibility,
lf recruits applying for charters, and
eetnillU XW Po under tus'ruo
tiou (7 out uprn,Cnt Heed Quar
tets, ordur of
W. H. GIBSON,
Cuarade Commanding DtU ):
TO VOTERS.
Citiiens of Tiffin who desire the
pesos nrul qnict of the city on the
Sabbath dc.y, wo submit tho following
ordinance to provide agriinit the talc
of ntnxuntng Jrmkt on) th Suubuth
lay, et-.:
"See. 1. Tie il ordained hj the
Mayor and Council of the City of
Tiffin:
If any keepsr or keeper of any
tavern, erocerr seloon or other place
of habitual resort, shall at any time
on tho Sabbath day sell or give to
any person any wine, cider, beer, ale,
or any intoxicating drink whatever,
or ahall at any timo after 10 o'clock
in tha night season suffer, allow or
permit any qunnel, Guilt, noise and
disturbance in any such place, so
kept by him or thorn aforesaid, every
person or persons so offcndinir shall
be fined in any sum not less than five
dollars nor more than twenty dollars
lor cacti onunse.
Now wo Appeal to you fur tho en
forcement of this law, by the election
of officer who will make it thoir
business to ico it duly executed.
Tho olomont which patronise these
11 habitual rosorts," have too long
controlled our. elootions and elected
oitieiaia wtiu wintc at audi otlcn-es
against the law, and magnanimously
shift tho rcspnnxibility upon tho cit
tens. Is it tho citisuii'a duty to see
the law executed, or is it tho duly of
tho officials who aro elected and paid
for it out of tho citir.cn' money?
What haro wo officer for? To eso
cute the laws, or to allow thorn to be
violated with impunity? What hnve
wo ordinnnces lorr to govern us,
or to bo set at nought by tlioo who
IrnfTio and indulgo In intoxicating
drinks?
c aro aware that there aro citios
worse, in point of morality, than ours,
but for tho simple reason that tho
public make It socially disgraceful to
ho otherwise. Kvory mind guns to
ward the formation of public opinion,
and when you take into consideration
thnt in this city there Is a large and
prosperous lodgo of flood Templars,
numbering over two hundred mem-'
lcr, thero is ample reason for tho
gonoral good order in our city, Sat
urday night, a fow years ago, was the
timo for n general spreo, or "bum,"
by tho young ir.cn of our city; and
oftctitimc, night was Hindu hideous
by bowlings and deprecation of all
things, and everybody. But a change
has occurred. It ha censed to bo
fnthionnlh; instead tbey spend their
nights at the Good Templars lodge,
or in belter society than that found in
grog-shop. Tho cnito of temper
anco is projreisivo, and thotiali it
may rotrogrado nt times, its ultima to
success is us certain as was the down
fall of slavery, and tho deolino of des
potism. With the downfall of tho
liquor traffic, wo shall mark an epoch
whoro Democracy shall ciaso to bo
known among things political.
Aspirations.
We certainly hopo that our .dis
criminating reading community will
not fail to acknowledge the evident
efforts of tho Atlrtrtltrr to rlaim rank
with tho I.aerosso Deinorritt, Its
columns show ovory week, a weak Im
itation of tho notablo paragraphs by
which tho pnper of Pomcrny has
gained notority-of an exceedingly
qiiestionablo character it is true but
desirable
Hero is ono of them. Will anv
sensible man rocelvo any information
from it? Will ho consider It any
thing greater than a political shot
from tho gun of n bushwhacker?
" It is said that Illinium, if elected
to Congress, will secure tho Hump,
and take it through tha aountry the
coming summer as n traveling uieu
agorio ol wild animals, The follow
ing wiil bo exhibited : Stevcus, the
hyena; Sumner, tho ('hiiiipaiueo ;
lluekland, the Loon; Ashley, tho
Fox; Itaymoud, the Chameleon;
Schenok, tho Slunk ; Chandler, the
easel ; ado, the olf ; Cameron,
the the Bur.iard ; and many other
birds if prey and earniverous ani
mals. This is no hxin'in.. Tickets
to the whole exhibition twenty-five
cents. Mr. 11., will plcato accept
our thanks for acoinplimentary ticket.
"Brick" Pomeroy.
is ¬
tion of " Brick " Pomcrny, by tho
Kadieal press anil tlio gaivanued pin
binthropists that belong to tho "mor
ality, nut lew ot mem are ttoinjr as
much for siilferiii'r humanity as
" Brick." He is lecturing in the
South and uiving the whole of the'
proceeds for tho relief of tho starv
ing. That is what wo cull true phi
l.iuthropy. Ailrrrtitt't.
Of course ho lectures Smith. IIo
continues to sow hi seeds of discord
South. Could ho bo induced to lec
turo for tho benefit of the widows and
orphan of Korthern soldier? Not
he. The devotion of tho said editor'
time, vi!uperitiou and money to
Southern robulstrfco Hkr Ui U:r him
talk; is what our ueihbor eills u true
philanthropy." .
Scolding.
'
Our neighbor devoted considerable
space to iho JVi7iMe lust weck; in
whiuh, after repeated paragraphs of
gruiubliug, the old woru out joke fol
lows, to-wit : That wo wero lyiuy
undur a mistake," ote.
The article resembles very much the
seoldiug and peevish improcatiuu of
soiuo old lady directod at " urchUi,"
who - had maliciously dirtied her
clothe after the had hung tleu on
) to &rj-
General Thomas Declines.
General Thomas, th horo of Nssh
title, peremptorily declines to have
hi name associated With the I resi
dency. Tho following characteris
tically mndsst letter from the old he
ro to Senator Skntxh of Tennessee,
will be read with interest :,
LOUISVILE, KENTUCKY,
March 4, 1867.
Hon. D. C. W. Sixtkr, Stste Senate,
Nashville, Tennessee:
Dear Sir: Feeling that you were
actuated by friendly motives whon
you introduced a reselution in the
Union Convention of the 23d ultimo,
at Nashville, nominating mo as tbo
choice of the Union men of Tcnncs
see, as tho next President of the I'ni
ted Stales, I havo felt free to ac
knowledge my high appreciation of
your friondship, as well as of the
complimentary manner in which the
resolution was received and adopted
by tho convention. ' '
But being fully aware of my dis
qualification for thohih and rcspon
sidle office for which I find myself
nominated so unexpectedly, I cannot
think, for one moment, of allowing
my nnme to bo used in connection
therewith. Having been educated a
a soldior, and served for many years
in the army, I am much better qual
hnij to continue my duties as a cilncn
of tho United States, in that Depart
incut of the Government than in any
other. I therefore havo to request
that you will make known my sent!
menls in the nfcitter to tho citizen of
Tennessee.
I remain, most truly, yours,
GEORGE H. THOMAS.
Death of Dr. Livingstone.
Tho sudden announcement that
David Liviugs'unc, tho bravo and
fearless explorer, the self-taucht gen
ius: the lust and cood man in all hi
dealings with untaught and credu
lous Savages, has been munlerod is a
very painful ono. Tho heroism of
those pioneers ot civilisation ol whom
he w;is one ot tho toreniost, tho val
ue of their contributions to n wider
knowledge of tho world in, which wo
live, and the example they have set
to less ndventuroiiM epirils, are' ap
preciated to the full. The news which
comes ri.'in them from time to timo is
always read with tho deepcht interest.
Tho just appruhension for their safety
which their friends must feel are nev
er Allayed until their safo return from
expeditions nlways hazardous and of
ten destructive to health and fortune
In no enso have these approhenuions
and full appreciation of tbe man, in
whoso behttll tlioy were entertained,
been deeper or moro sincero than that
or Dr. Livingstone, llowasemphat
icnlly n man certain to insure respect
anl uffoution. Owing all Ins cduca
lion to his own almoBt unaided efforts
he won high pluco among scholars
and innu of science He devoted
life which would havo ornamented
any sphero in his nativo country to
solt-duiuitJ. hardships, i.itiL'tio anil
danger, ami at last has laid down that
life among ths wilds of ono of the
least known ana least civilixod por
lions of the earth.
' Dr, Livingstone known as ccien
tide explorer, but ho was something
moro. lie was v . .
with tho missionary spirit. To that
spirit Ins exis.nK" was ono Ion:! sae-
rilico. It is tiffontiiiK to read that
once, when after a long nbseneo be
returned to England, ho had """'y
furgotten his mother tonjnio. That
one fact sugecsts a vivid pieturo of
tho utter loneliness of his days, if
nbseneo from all tho association of
European life can be called such.
It is very sad to add to (hat picture
a new desolation, the desolation of
hi last, hours, How ho died, and
tirocisely where, wo do not as yet
now. Enough has been told as of
tbo probable terrors of his eliding to
euablo u to realise the courage whioh
tin must havo possessed, and tho ten
acity which Imld him to bis work.
1 here aro many heroes whose deoils
are chronicled bv historians and poets
who havo less claim upon the rec
ollections and gratitude of their fel
low men tlittru aro uoue who have
more such claim than David Living
stone, murdered by tho African Caf-
ires.
Tho Fremont Journal says that
at a meeting in that place, last Wed
nesday, of the stockholders of the
Lake Erie & Louisville R. H , direc
tors worn elected, who chose tho fol
lowing officer I, L, Q. Ruwson, Presi-
ilout and Supcrintedcut ; G. W. Fo.
ter, Vic Prcaident ; S. Modborry
Chief Engineer; 11. W. B. McLollan.
Secretary and Treasurer ;; B, Amsdeu,
General and Freight Agent. The
Journal says ; The Contract between
lb L. I;. - L. II. K Co. and tho
Columbtii and Indiana Central R. R.
Co, and the Jcll'i rsoiivil.'e, Madison
and Indianapolis R. R. Co. 'a for the
building of twenty two iiulr of the
L. E. & L. R. U. Co.' roadj between
Cuiiiht'id);u City and Rusbvillo, Iud.,
was submitted to the stockholders
and approved. ' This twenty-two miles
of (lie road ia now being constructed,
and will bo completed by tho lirat of
Juno.
"Brick" Pomcroy of the LaCrosso
lfimcrit, i in a congenial clinic, and
engaged in a labor of lovo; travelling
in "Seecvi;i" and abusing tho North.
IIo recent ly accompanied a Mobile1
Fire Company on a pleasant tiip to
Xcw Orleans. ' Tho Mobile .1 JivrriW
iu speaking of tho return trip oa the
bjat, say the Mobile ladies, learning
that Brick Pomcroy was on board,
desired to hsvo a speech from him,
which wish Brick eouiplio l with. At
night sgnlu undar the sway of South
em ehampajjna, "Brick" made anoth
er I'harsetcristio speech, "Brick"
had belter itay South, wheip Ms
"stylo" is in vogue with the ladies.
(AWWViW.f.
Tho President did not issue any
luoserge to. the new Centres.
The News.
The next State Fair will be held at
Dayton, on tha 15th, 16th, 17th and
18th of Ootober.
Thetate Legislature will not proo-
ably adjoarn before the 6th ef April.
It is expocted that Conjrres will
adjourn by atarday. - .- . '
Mr.-Robert Newell, ha obtained a
decree of divorce from Adah Isaacs
Menken, the Equestrian actress.
(Joy. Brownlowha taken measures
for the speody organintiou of the
Tennessee militia. .
Oovornor Wells, of Louisiana, lis
issued a proclamation enforcing the
doctrines of the Military Reconstruc
tion bill.
A Iladiqal Union paper, to be call
od tho Now Orleans Republican, is to
be started in Nc Orlosn by ei-Gov.
Ilahn and others.
Tho Universal Exposition at Pari
will be informally opened on tho 1st
of April. Tho inaugural ceremonies
ivill take place at a Inter date.
Ills asserted that Franco, Austria
ami Russia have made a joint pro
position to tho Turkish Government
for giving up Caodin to Greece.
Ristori will commenco another sei
sm of threo . nights at tho. Crosby
Opera House next Tuosdny night.
Sho will sppcur in Angelon tho open
ing uight.
Mrs. Col. Sandkihos h is been ap
pointed Post Mistress at Springfield,
Ohio. This is a proper appreciation
of the service of her husband, who
fo'l in tho battlo of Gettysburg.
Dispatches from Constantinople
stalo that th Turkish Government
has determined to coutinue the war
in Candia, and is preparing to aond
ten fresh bcttalions of troops to the
Island, under command of Haass in
Pacha. ' '
General Pope is ordered to com-
tnnnil the third District, consisting
of Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
and General Thomns ',o command tho
Department of tho Cumberland,
Artetnas Ward lins directed in bis
will, that his property, after the death
of bin mother, t-hnll go toward the
erection of an asylum for printers.
George Poahody is about to give
five hundred thousand dollar to
found a Magdalen Asylum for I'allcrt
Women in New York, and' that his
iutention will be Kiado public ai soon
as ho has selected tho trustee for
th proposed fund.
Tho Commissioners of tho State of
Illinois, for tho erection of new
Stato House, havo offered a premium
of 13,(11)0 for tho best architectural
design of the new ' edtDce It must
bo sent to Jacob Bonn,' President of
tho Board, of Springfield, 'on or be
foro the 2d day of July noxt.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
From tho Fremont Journal of
15lh, we extract the following:
Trado rovtvc somewhat with the
opening of Spring. ' Last Fridoy and
Saturday the streets were well filled
With people, aud trade has bocn mod
erately fair during too week Tho
County Finances niiL-titbe in a worse
h'ie balance in the general fund do
eoudition than they are at present
uaitment foots up to 211,763 48,
which makes a fair show. Ihe win
ter wheat never looked better than it
docs (his spring. It stnnds thick on
the ground hide fair to be an cxool
Icnt crop, licro will' bo a good
many acre of spiin wheat sowu in
tho county. Mr. Lewis, tho uowly
appointed Collector fi.r this District,
was In town last Wednesday. We
understand that ho has recommended
Col. J. R. Bartlett to Secretary Mo
Cullough for uppointmont a Deputy
Assessor tor tlua county. Colonel
Bartlett will make an attentive, earo-
fill and thoroughly efficient officer.
Juno and Curtis havo just finishod a
Itro r.ogine to tro used in West and
Ibiua'e new mill nt Grcon Spriugs.
Tho Engine is 35 horso power, 12
inch stroke, and is inteuded to make
four hundred revolutions in a minute.
The saw ia oireulnr, aix feet in diam
eter and will out 12,0(10 fool of lum
ber per day. , Tho Eegino i half
fiortable and ha tho improved circu
it r valvo, different in stylo fYom any
ever before manufactured horo. Ar
ratigomcnt aro being uinde to give a
Grand Musical Tournament in this
place aomo time next Juuo to-which
nil the Brass Bauds, String Bands
and Glee Clubs In the State will be
invited. Several costly prixo will be
ofl'erod and no pains will be spared to
make it tho grandest affair of the
kind ever huld in Ohio. The details
of the plan aro not yet definitely ar.
ranged, but will bo announced iu due
time.
From Mexico.
NEW YORK, March 18.
POSITION OF THE MAIN ARMIES.
J
The steamer Columbia, from Ha
vana on tho Elih, ' arrived to-uight,
hiingiug dato from Vera Crux to the
5th instant, aud tho city of Mexico
to the -liili ult. ...
Maximilian was expected at qtioi'o
tarn about the 2Sth ult., at the head
of 0,000 men, with Miiamou, Mar-
iuu nd ttlojia. ,.. . - ' ''.
The liberal advance guard, under
Eirobcdo, was thirteen miles distaut,
with the mail) army of D OHO in close
proximity. i.
A battlo was considered imminent.
Thegnrrisou in the city of Mexico
wa much weakeuod by re-eulorce-uient
souk to Quoroturo, and there
were almost constant alarm iu the
City.. .......
Dial, with a ttrong liberal force,
in (he ueighborhood of Puebla.
AFFAIRS IN VERA CRUZ.
Vera Crui waiaurroupdod by Libe-
rals, and will be captured by them aa
soon a tha French ombark.
The Custom house had been deliv
ered by the French to tbo Imperial
ists, snbject to a monthly impost of
$50,000.
VARIOUS REPORTS.
' Several Ipfluentisl cititee of Vora
Crux had been eent to Yucatan.
Bssaioe expected to embark March
10th. .
Juare was at Zseatecas; which fsct
disproves the statement of Miramon'i
victory there.
Bataino safe had been robbed of
8:174,000,
Morclia ai)d Buornavca wcro occu
pied by Liberals.
. No troop had embarked prior to
the 1st instant.
'No communication is kept up be
tween .Mexico, Pucbla and Vera Crux.
Maximilian was frequently attack
ed wbilo enrouto to Querctaro, and
one of his personal staff was killed.
Escobedo, had executed a hunurod
French prisoners.
Yucatan dates to the 2d instant,
states that an attack on the garrison
at Mexico was daily expected from
tbo rebel.
From Canada.
MONTREAL, C. E., March 18.
THE FENIAN SCARE.
Although there is nothing on the
frontier to cause alarm at present, ac
tive preparations are being made to
hsvo troop in readiness to movo to
any point.
TORONTO, March 18.
ARREST OF A FENIAN SPY.
A Fenian spy was arrested at the
Suspension Bridgo, on Saturday, who
i t , ., ...
nas oceii loiiowcu I com mo ciiv uy a
detective, who, on soarching his
satchel, found a plan of the city of
Toronto, and plans of all the hanks
and publj) buildings; a map of the
Niagara frontier; a list of Jmlgcs
who sentenced Fenians at their recent
trials, of attorney who prosocutod
them, and witnoisoji who tostifiod
against them, and othor documents
containing information of a similar
character.
Ho is said to be n relation of ono
of tho convicted Fenians now in the
Penitentiary.
Ho was brought to this city this
morning. It is expected that there
will bo important developments nt his
triul.
A PROCESSION STOPPED.
It having beon understood that tho
Hibernian Society intended to parado
Veatcrduv. the noli' o authorities were
instructed not to purmit any band of
music to play on tho street, nor allow
ony assemblage of persons to carry
banners, etc., aa this wn ' calculated
to create a breach of the peaco.
Tho procession, consequently did
not take place.
Amendments to the Reconstruction
Bill.
The special to tha Cincinnati Gn
zctte of Tuesday, has the following:
" Tho Supplemental Reconstruction
bill of the Sunate, was agreed 'to in
tho House this afternoon, with three
amendments, a follows: first.
ehaugo in the oath to bo taken, at the
timo of registration, to cover thoensj
Of certain porsouB in Virginia, who
havo hold State offices, but. nover
sworn to support the Constitution of
the United States; second, a change
so that new Constitutions must be
ratified by a majority of all register
ed voters; and third, on addition pro
vidiog that false swearing under the
act shall be punished aa perjury, Tho
senate, at a late hour ot tho day,
agreed to tho first aud third amend
ments of tho House without division
and disagreed to the second one by a
vote of 2S to 'Z'.l. The question as
to tho number of votes necessary for
the ratification of the Constitution iu,
therelorc, tho only matter of differ.
once between tho two branches. The
House by n vote of 03 to '28, insist
that it chilli require a majority or tho
whole number of registered electors,
while tbo Scnata insists, whuu all
membors in tho city are present, by a
vote of 27 to it, that it may be by a
majority of votes cast nt the said elec
tion, provided that at least half of
il who aro registered must voto on
tho question ot raliuoanou. Iho bill
goes to the House again to-morrow
morning.' It that body recodes on
this poiut tho lne.nuro is ready for
tho PresidoutA If it refuse to recede
as it probably will, the bill must go
into a committee of conference. A
strong effort will s mado to dispose
of tho subject aouio way t j-niorrow.
General Robert E. Leo and other
prominent Yirgiuians, have usuod an
address to tho "parouls and public
of Virginia" on tho subject of educa
tinn. Here is a scuslble paragraph
from their address : '
"Au csscut'.al part of the education
ofyouthUto teach thorn to serve
themselves, aud to impress upon them
tho fact that nothing gnod run be ac
quired in th U world withmit lalior,
and ' that fho ' very accessaries and
comforts of life must bo procured by
earnest and regular exertion, 'hey
should also be taught to know . that
aftor having been reared and educated
by thoir pa:ent they should not ex
pect them to provide further for them,
and thit their further subsi-tanco
and advanoeiuont must depend upon
themslves."
Thia ia wholesome and rather unu
ml advice tor thA southern people,
and wo trust thoy may profit by it.
Washington, March 19 A des
patch from Selma Alabama, atatos
tho largest n.coting ever witnessed
in that city, took plaoe yesterday.
Resolution unanimously adopted,
strongly expressivo of union scnti.
menu aud teooguixing the right of
Congress to proscribe tha term of
reconstruction and rcadumsion of the
seceded state Into tha Union. '
Local & Miscellaneous.
Gold Quartz Mtninu ACiiarce
FORISTESTINa MoifF.r WITH GOOD
Rr.TCR!s. 'Mr. Joo. fkhock of Colo
rado, formerly of thia county has re
turned from the Gold mines of Colo
rado where for tho past five year he
ha been engaged in gulch mining for
gold, with gratifying success, having
amassed a considerable Sum of money.
His purpose in roturning homo is
to organize. stock company with a
capital sufficient to erect a substan
tial Quarts Mill, and at once enter
into tho business of mining tho rich
lodes of which he is tbe owner.
He exhibited to us several speci
mens of gold and other ores which
have been nasayed bf a competent
man and are said to furnish (00 of
gold to tho ton which is very rich.
Mr. Shock will open looks at this
place with a view of at odcs organis
ing a company. He comes with am
ple recommendations from influential
and reliallo men in Colorado, num
bering many members of the Legis
lature. His proposition is fair and
without the oiTy nature of roecnt en
tnrprizes. Tho capitalists who invest
may, he says, send a competent man
to his claims, and if tho situation is
not precisely as ha represents they
can dcclino to enter tho company.
Ho assured us that in six mouths af
ter tho mill commences operations,
tho mines will pay 25 per cent upon
amounts invested. . ' .
Mr. Shock has many acquaintances
in this section with whom he prefers
to join in a stock mining company.
In Justitia.
From th Sew KngUod Mdl-Al and Sur. ftifftte.
Timo and again in our journalistic
career wo have been called upon to
recommend medical preparations and,
in some instances, inducements, such
as nothing bui tho strongest genso of
responsibility could withstand, have
boon holdout to extort some kind of
a "notice," in endorsement of a pat
ent medicine Thcrj are' two simplo
rules which should guido nn. editor,
and which, if strictly adhered to, will
savo much vexation and wrongdoing.
Tho cucourngemeot of all that is good
and worthy, and tho condemnation of
all that is bad and unworthy; and
thoso Jrulcs should equally apply to
tho sourcc3 from which wo derive pa
tronage, as well ns to matters of po
litical, scientific, moral or religious
nature It is thus tho duty, as it
should bo tbe pleasure of the consci
entious journalist, to commend to his
readers whatever of good character
may ba brought to his notice Es
pecially should ho excrcite caution
where tho health of individuals ore
concerned not overlooking tho fact
that temporal life in thiswotld is on
ly loss in importuneo to the spiritual
life in tho world to come. Wo aro
lod to theso reflections from the ad
vcrtiscment in another column, of
" D. J. W. Poland' White Pine Coin
pound," a medicino which tho high
est medical authority, as woll as tes
timony of thousands upon thousands
who havo been restored to health and
vigor through its wonderful agency,
eudorso ss the best patent medicinal
article of this or any other period.
If sucooss may bo taken an a test of
merit, thon tho Whito Pino Conir
pound, from its great success, may bo
oonoeded as the most meritorious ar
ticle in tho market. Soro Throats,
Colds, Coughs, Pulmonay Affections
and all complaints of liko ebarnctcr,
as well as tho different diseases of the
bladder and kidneys, yield with as
tonishing rapidity to this mcdioino.
It is difficult to eonceivo tho genus of
a man who will allow hirtiself to ' suf
fer, for perhaps years, wiih thefce dis
tressing maludies, rathor than ex'pend
a dollar for a mcdioino which thou
sands assure hi in that thoy know will
restore him to porfoot health. Bat
it is not difficult to estimate tho social
and business losswhich a eiugle week's
suffering from acnte pain may occa
sion.' There may be inoirwho would
williugly give thousunds Jo make rep
aration for n injury done a follow,
but who would begrudge h paltry
dollar to appease thoir outraged na
ture in less ' enlightendo portions of
tho world, but we doubt if any can bo
found in our rich and fertile surround
ings. This preparation is for snlo by
all druggists.
Lloyd's. Map or. tub United
States. We have beon .shown a
New. Map of the United States, pub
lished by II. II. Lloyd k Co., by W.
G. R.vtiiui:n, the Asent for this
county, aud who is now soliciting or
ders, i'or tb cm, and can say to those
who watt rich a map, that it is com
plete iu every particular. A speci
can bo teen at this office. ' Tho - ad
dress of tho Agent U, Box 201, Clyde
Ohio.
. Loudon, March 19 Evening.
Arrests of Fenians atil eontinuo in
Ireland- iHed Center Duuui Lon
uovan . has been oaught at Cork.
Gonoral Rurke and forty others re
cently oaptured, have been carried in
irous to Clonmel Jail.
A totter received frou- Rorlin says
that Minister Wright has been tap
ped twbe from dropsy in the chest,
but is not at all likely to live -
New Advertisements.
i jobs MAur.r estate.
NOTICR : bvrrty (Itch that Hi irralti
rt aAt been im!ntl ni qulifWil A J
wlntttratnrtif tha ijtat. of John Maul, late, of
the nonntyn Se,,ei-a. Ohio, rt-eed.
Msr-k 7lh, iscj. LI.Fl k.l.I.A MACLK.
Ilohtrt Martin'. lustafr.
NoTirw isnFSsnrr.itnv that thk
nndr!nl have heen pp..ntpri And req,l
(fle4 M AHinlnl-trAlora of the entnte. ff Robert
Martin, lata of Seaee amintT, Ohio, rteenned.
- ANTHONV M MSBTIff,
GKOIIUE M. MARTIN.
Mreh tin. 1VT X
1TOTIGE.
rpa lha Maaacera af Ilia Seaerl County A,-
X rleultural M;ieiy. I.knti.kmkn ) Y.n nra
reoumlel tn, attend an a,l.jo,irnrd meeting a
TlntrMlAf. April 4th. ISA7, At 'the Court Houa-, at
n'rlof-a. for Ihe pitrpoae of mnhlnt nrrnnitcnientf
for th enmlnff fain II Is Important that avpry
memoer dp preeent.
Kntrh 21, ISST Jt
A. ni-SKIRK, Sec'y.
For Salo
s. "Valuable '1'own lroprtjr.
ACORSiKn I.OTMITl ATKIl .MR H THK
eroft.tn- of tlia Kremont Cl Indiana and
Tltfln ft. Kort Wayne Railroad. In Areatlla. Uan-
crk ConntT. Ohio. " Will he aold cheap.
For Term Inqulra at this 0kv.
jan2lnl.itr.
rK OP THK PIMXHT RKMin?CF I
" the Till.! Rrpiihllo. Thnf ntljolninK
wim irtxi lioite anil nit.ni. and oihrr out
bulldlnra. AIo a flue M of fruit t'flM tntl vinef.
F(xmrB)iinn (fiven immdirstfly if ilfntrtMl.
I nqii.rn of Mr. KM.t.tc Mn tfUT,
leeA)nl"tf or h. M. Sthobo, Tiina, Ohio.
For tSiile-
The Franklin House,
A nrsTnAM.E hotfl propfrty with
V ft Kimil s,td lc , wilt h i.tltf for $A.000
or will ttorxolmnirrtl fr city or etni'ttrjr propry.
D.'Jnii Frakkmn llorsr.
taltle A: Khcop prr milled
to run nt Large.
CoMMt9MnrM't Orrirc, Mrnrrn County.
Tillln, Ohio, Miurli 14, 1ft . 7.
Thm County CommlnUnrra at lhalp rctiUr
the dupri'tlon vf In thorn br tha 9nl wtlnn
of thn r of thm iafrnl Apnibly of the Htftt? of
Ohio, imfM1.! April x.iitx ihb, nno rniitiru "nn ftd
to rrHtrittn from rtinnlnK nt I rife, rrrlnln ftntmrtli
thnrrln numpd," inile nn orlr, trmntlhffKrte'rHl
prnUMlon for Cnttt nod h1ipii to run .it Krg
wiimn inn iininiy ni wnrrn rtnu riy.o oi onto,
liy order of tho Board of rommiiilnni-r,
JNO. F. H t.l L.MAN,
, t Itrk f Uonrd,
Mirrh 21, 1Pr7-.1r.
Nttr U hereby dlven ia th mrmhpr flit
KnrtntT'i Mtt unl H?l1rf AiHtNilatlot., of Vn-
tvn rountv. Ohio, tht nu iwit urm-nt hr bevn
nuiilo on thf nirmtiom of unld Annoctatlon of cIrI.I
t'-nthinl n mill on Hie nniur. to piy The linbllity
of cnld nK(M-mttnn, hy thr horn. lift of the hounei
if John P.-twrtlt, of Tliompoon 'lownthip. nnd
Chrltln lnt nnd tli-it for the pmpoiic of re
ceivmft the wnmtint dur from the nipnilx,r of nU
nimociiitlo , the i'resiiiirpr will tilt the follow
ing nliK't i from lOoYlork A. M.. to i oVIoek V. M
cHth dnv : At John fniinlrfn In Alnm townlilp
on the Blhtliy ot April. xi.7; nt Peter Khl.hller'a
in 1'irrtNinr tnwmthtp, on The win or nprtif nt lieu
Ki'pple'B for Homwell. rtnc nnd Liberty town
Bhln, n the loth ofAitrlh nt in H. Htine-
ttrtut(hs for lllnnm nnd Kdrn tovnhris. on the
l-Mlidnynf April) nt thn Town Hill. Re-iihl,r,
for Slpln tow null I p, on the I.Mh of April; nt Jiw.
IVdin'i Store In Upit Lodt. for Hed t'-wnhtp ou
the IMhof Aprllf nt JnRpph riheik'e for Th'tinp
on townRhip, on the ltith of April, lMi7.
Thoe (alhnic to pay nt the plncea above perill
ed will te t h,iprrcl n n orr ct nt penalty. Theee
rules will be strictly adhered to.
DUKHY I1ARDROCK,
Mrtrch 21, 1837 tw. Trenanrer,
Uxci'titor' Male oi ICcal
Estate,
rurauanl ! aa order of lha Prolate. Coarl of
Hentvn County Ohio, tha underalmvl will
aell U tha hlRhral bidder At the door or the Court
llottae, In Ttttln, Ohio, l,otwren Ihe houra of III
o'rltx-lt A. M., ami o'clnck P. M.,of Saturday the
2th day of .April, A. D. 17, tho following U
acrlhed real eaUte, to-wltt - -
In-lot No. 40, In the Second Ward of the City of
Tlltln, Sonera County, Ohio.
The North Kael Quarter uf Fractional tectlon
fventeen, (17) In Townehlp two, () North of
lliiire lirtern, (IA) entit. In Seneca County, Ohio.
And all that part of the Cast part of the North
Weal Quarter ol fractional auction 17, towmihlp
'2, North Range 1 K.ait, In a.tlil counlv, contain
ing tllty-tliree acm mora or le-a; which wai coo
Tt-yed toThomaa l.loyd hy lvl Keller ami wire,
by deed of general warranty In feealniple, on tha
Sid day of Oct,ler, lull, which d.-ed la recorded In
volnaio l;l, paga Od In Re, order's offlce of aaltl
county; and to which tract there la ntiurtenant
the right of obtaining .lone nnd inml at all tlmoa
forever lioiu the l-inda deocrlU-d In a cerUIn deed
of genml warranty In fc aimtle, eKecule,! April
J4l li. !(!.; hy aald lvt Keller and w,fe to John
Keller, which deed la of Record in volume: nuinbvr
S. p&ko M-S In the llrcorder'a odlce of renccn Co.,
Ohio.
TRhNt or SAt.a
One-tlilrd eaah In hnnd, on,ihlril In one year
and nne-ihtrtl In two yeara, with Intereat on de
ferred payments and mortaire to aec.ire ti,e same.
IIKNIIY KHIIKR T,
EVr of the tail will of Thomat l.loyd.
March III, lmn. Iw, pr. fee (10,00.1
H'reatiiirer'K Slatcuieiit.
'pitE COMMISSIONr:ill OF SENECA roiTy
I ty, Ohio, at their. regular Mnrch ae.lon for
IHH7, procceiled to examine the lxN.lia of the Au
otior and Treaautvr of aald County, In .obedience
to the requirement of iho tttatute. in kiich eaa.
made and provide!, and nlao to count tht-liiioncy In
the Trenaury on Ihe 4ih day of Mar-h, "tm'i, and
tlntl the balance of lha several funds In tho hands
of the treasurer to buaa follows, to-wlt
llalnnco County
Fund,
ttoaa
X,H-tl H
Jl.l IV
3.610 11
18,414 XI
1,111 SS
HI 12
si.itw an
130 .10
iMI SI
48 ai
R
M Ol
6 41
l
.10 M
S 87
? W
a m
(1 M
t xs
21 19
IJ M
tt-S HI
' ira
i?.,iK,a si
InllrniarT
llulldlng
Townahin
rorifrutloo :.
llcllrf
"'ax-Kealtmptloa :
rVhonl
Military
Tonhlp Dninty
: Big fj-riiiK lltch
Jackaon tVntrNl Ditch
. Kaatern "
louden Jackaoa Un. u
4'ounty Una .
Fiaher's "
l.ytieh'e 1
timlih's " " "
rtawcom ' M
Inrlrmary
Flack's '
Miller's i '
Shulti's "
I)u,lon Toirnshtp 14 .
oleamer's
The following accounts have
been overdrawn:
lit Idga Fund I,7I0 10
rollicra Remit, fun J 7.. K
Hoyur's Hitch , " tIB VT
Balaac In Treasntr
Audltttr's Olllce, Seneca Co.
Tlttlu. I), ilitrch 4. 117.
- inn urituill a,l
1
Mitrali 31, 18u7 3r. , '. ' '
Special Term
OF THE
COUET OF COMMON PLEAS.
' :j 1"tati or Oino, PtstcA Couhtv. as. '
TVJ OTirtf l 1IKHKUY C'lVKV, THKT I, C HKS
LV Trn R. Morr, Judxe of the Court f lorn
mon fitn, or the kUuli Inl lttrlctof thesute
or Ohio, ehvtrd In tho 4th Sub-Dhialon thert-of.
hf.vetriiertl a M'WIA I. TKKM ofanid Court to
be held lit nnd fr Hie Couuty uf LSeuooa, ia aul
tnticejttriui4.oliiaoa th
Bril DAT OPAPBiL, A. D-, 18t7f, AT 9 o'tLOl-B! A. M.
: The hualneat of aald Spcrlnl Tuna will he con
fined to the ponding c&h- which wt-re on the civil'
dwket of tho Kebruary termotatd Cnrt a. u.
luolading all aaaf. thnt my buve Wvo contluueO
nt tmd t-rm. Aud U ia l.rvb itftn-ad Mutt n N fl
ak re for potU Jury be ImuvU for aucn tpcaial
term ncoordiu to l-w.
CitiflTi n R, llorr,
JuJe of W Juuitiiai Uiatnct, Ohio.
6tat or Onto, State a Coumtt, tl.
I, V'm, M. niLnirir.nerkof the Court o( Com
mon Ptettaof Mit County, hereby certify tha fore
Roina to lea trueoojry o( the original uotwe itow
uu Ulalu this odlcv.
Wltneaa my hand ami aeal
seal of Mid Court, thiaatti day of
Marvn, a. u , lHtfi.
nttttl. William M. Uildinc, Clerk.
U
4VB VOVHKC'KIVKO LOCAL DUl'.VTVi
If uol, onll ua us and wo will aeoura you uuo
' Iliintlrefl Dollars
Far oaeh ro-otillsteS Ttteran soldier In ths army.
wu. II. (aiasow.
aiaylO-aKMf 1 - ' k. U. fiaaiasToa,
L. C. ALLEN;
WILL ASSUME
IDI3DS3 &s CLOAK
O
sr. OFTnrnrT ruTTrns tromclcve-
sesmtj win ams vnsirsjv m me - - . ....
Dress and Cloak Drpartmrnl.
ALL OF THE
Latest Patterns
Will be. kept oa hand, and
FOIl ?.Xj3II. '
' . I I
Al-o. one of tho heat Marhlne hands I rlo air
kind of rttltchiof , at Prices which cannot fall to
p aasc.
Great Bargains
lioniictu, ltibboiis,
AMI
FANCY GOODS.
0me And ae Ibr youreelyea before purohaxlnf .
daewhera.
GOOD BONNETS.
FOR "
Fire and Six Dollarsv ' :
New Xtonuetst9
Now Ilsita
' .... nnd New Jlloi-hs at
L. 0. ALLEN'S STORE.
Vork done on aliert nnHi,' by th bout ol
haada. o gowUa takeu' backor-eachAnsed..
1TO BIXjLS
TO BE CRAROLD OriK TII1HTT DAVI.
Thanltftil fr the liberal pnirontire horetofhre
receive I, hope bv ft atrial attention to bua!
ncaa, to merit a continuance of ihe aain.
Truly, I C. ALLEN.
martin fi.
IOLLECE HCRIPI
Se)aa4 3-4 reau Per
sas for isis
Acres.
Aer..
Each niece of Scrip t (or . 10 aores, anil
rntltles ih holdur tu ital acres of Land In any
Htate where there are Government l.nnd sulutvt
to entry. Wealso buyand -ell MIMTAKY LAND
WAKHANTS. Kor full Particular souii for tho
7Vi-my Ilortvld. '
Specimen Copies Free. WM. t. PRfSTOV,
o. I Lymaji's filuek! near th Court Hotwe.
niarflnrj.) Clevclamu, Onto.
Broad Gauge Short Line.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERX
Broad Gauge
xiiiisxv"sr-"viu
CINCINNATI. Or UnilANA. or llM.ION, OS :
JlANS. K.t.l), or CI.KVKI.ANI, or
. CUHUY, or SALAMANCA,
TO or From
NEV ,YOBK,
1IOHTON,
titthuriKv l'hilndvhHIt, llultl-
nioro nud "Wnsaliintrton City
Tlilt li Hit only Ponte to the OIL MCtilONB of
sVenuaytvania, .
raMencre who winh a quick and cmrortnbl
(rip will appreciate the amnoth and porh ot truck,
ilia htKitrloUK dny earn, anil the mKiilUcent Bleep
intf eoachea, the ev-lh-nt dining halli. with am
pit I. me lor nn all aud tho pioinpt time aud aura
uoiinvotloneof ibe . .
Ailaniic t ft MVstera Railway.
Far aa Low and Time aa quick aa by any oUitr
, noutu.
THROCGH TICKETS aud BAGGAGE CHECKS,,
No. 831 nroidvray, New York j No. ISPtate atreet
au :u Hcnool street, B -iton ; Depot And I nlou
ttr!re, Clevt land ; No. t'Urk itroet i'hicaot
in 1'inclunatl, at m Weal Fourth atn-eti N.
K comer Unuihway and Frnt atroeta ; ll' Vtue
atreet ; at United Uta Mil filenuif-r Landing,
loot or Vine air-el, and at Jie New I'A-tenner !
p"t, of the :inclnnattt Hamilton tt baytou Rail
way 1 In Loulavlile, toutliweeit corner Main and
Third atrHt, and Fourth aire-1, and at the Of
(Lcee of Connecting Linn.
I. M t'LAHF.N, lirneral PupTiuteadent
F. F. KuLi.tH, 0neral Ticket Agtut
. Executor's Sale
1 OF -
;3R,E-A.Xj ESTATE,
rWILL OFFER AT fUHMC VFNDUK, AT
thed'Kirof tti Court llouae, lu tlvo Clty uf
T.Uiu. ouiu. on tbo ' '
atom uav op araiL, 1867,
hetwoen the houra of 10 o'clock, a. at., and 4 o'
clock r- m , the following HnI Fattte, to wit t
'i Im Suuth-t-ait quarter of aecllon t7, rwnahlp
one. North of Rane tlfteeu. In aneita. County
Ohio, eoniaiuiuff on hundred aid aixiy acrra
mireir leaa. aW twenty-lour arret ot laud off
ofthe Frtai eideofiha Kaat hlf of the houth-weat
qn.rlcr ot vud aeotlua j7, and aaljoiolnR the landa
a tove detcrtlacel, i-kcepting lhirtpt acrra vutof
thft trjct tlrat aUveUtribd aud bouadMlaa lol
tow a, to-wlt .
CummciKiog at the North-eaat corner of laid
trict Oral abuveuatuiHl, thonte aouth forty nnia ou
tJic eaeji tin thrretd. them-e wm. ilfiy rmla, uenr
ttie Rillhirne Koad, thence nonh alunf aaid Itul
oauti-d road to tacnor'h line of aald tract, thence
eiat to tuvpWoe ol UglunUitf, contaiolug thirteen,
fccn-a
B-Ti'umi op Shb: One-th!nl eaah ou day of
-Via. 'Oaa-Uiird lu uuc year inlftn-ttari Ji, o
yearn, w Pit morlg vt;ed Msrurity on tho prvtuloea
aoid. NTIIMKL llATON,
Kxecutorof Miiajam Uutum, det-.Kel.
Uarilui-iw4prn:il(M
taHlUVX AUOTIONHALKH.
limn ifWlY k 'IBR
AT
K1SINCER & BRITTON'S
SAI.K ROOM O ftl.iRKKT HTnRKT-.
near r-trlokej-'s Corner, avaryhody Is InvltsU
to attend. Ui hat a largesut! well sulocbd
lock of
CL0TIIIO. '
rry Goods, HtavtloQory, Sec,, A: o.
whkh oust and will bt sold to the highest bidder.,
jaulluioiq KlrlXCEIt fc BHITTON.