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THURSDAY, - DEC. 10, 1RG3
JEFF. DAVIS.
A motion wat cntortainoil bj tLo
United State Court, Deo 31, nit., in
Richmond, Chiof Juatic Chaa pro
iding, to quash th indictment
gainat Jc(T. Davl. District Attor
nej Boach, Got. Wtll and R. II.
Pana, wore counaal for tlio Uovcrn
mcnt, and Itobt. Oold, O'Connor and
Blackwell for Jeff. Davl.
Ould groid that the Mih Amend
tncot puninlicd Davis by ditfranciiiio
, Boot and that lliii punishment waa
adopted by (lie penplo a a merciful
ubatitut for lie ponaltio of death
and coiifl-onlidi) and that ho can now
b punished in no other way; that
tb will of t li o people eij,r,,fcJ in
their t'onatitutioo is the law, ami ro
peali all former riroriaiuii inado fur
thoxe who enpaged in rcbollion; that
the 14th Article ia tliat latest ci
preaiion intended cxprcnaly for, and
corering thocnao of all who engaged
in the lato rebellion, and that no man
can be tried twico for the laiuo of
fenae. Dana laid Mr. Ould'l propoaition
a, in the nature of things, entirely
new, aud wai unexpootod to tho Gov
ernment counaol, and he expected, al
o, to the Court. Tho Chief Justice
(aid the argument of the counsel waa
not unexpected to the Court, it hav
ing tupposod that after tho announo
toent that thin motion to quash tho
indictment waa baaed on the l ldi
article, that this line of nrgumout
ould be pursued. Time was givo
the Oovoniuicnt oounaol to coufur,
and tbe Court took a recess.
After reassembling, Got. AVoll.i
aod District Attorney Beach, for tho
OoTorntueut, repliod, oontcndiujr that
the 14th Amendment merely created
a disability, and not a penalty, whioh
is the lubjool ofjudioial sentence, uuJ
was not inoonaitteut with tho aot
againat trcaaon. The omendmont
i permauent and prospooti'vo, and
could not reasonably bo construed as
intended to rcpoal the existing pun
ishment for past or futuro treason.
The Court then adjourned.
J. Oothe 4th bat. proceeding of
Court wore opened by Daua. llo ar
guud that tho 14th amendment plead
iu br of punuhwajit by dofoudant.
w not a penal ktatute, but merely
a OLange in tbe political system to
oeure trus tworthiness in office, and
preserve purity in administration of
the government. It was a incasuro
f precaution to seouro the country
against filling offices with tho person
wfca one filled them and broko their
oaths. If it had boon intended to in
flict punishment, it would liavo been
the utmost folly of legislation, seeing
that whilo it would, if viewed as tho
defendant's oouilsol viewed it, lighten
the punibhtucnt of the loaders who
Lad held office and broken outlis, it
would leave tho pooplo who never
field office, expoacd to pouultios of
doath aod imprisonmont, as denoun
ced in tho Constitution bofoio tho
adoption of the amondmout.It was
an txpreuion ouly of thopublio will
at to the fituoss of persons who ou
giged in tho robolliou after breaking
their oath to hold offico again. It
was not iulondod to act as au amnes
ty, nor was there a single word ut
tered ia tho Congress that framod it,
nor in the Northorn Legislature that
adopted it, to warrant such a con
struction. So fur it was iutonded as
a tost by which some men miy bo
reached and guarded eguioat who
Lad proved uufaithrul to their plodg.
ea to the government. It could not
b pleaded in bar of conviction for
treason, seeiug it applied to thoso
only who had, aftor taking an oath of
office, eugaged iu insurrection aud
rebellion. It ia lovyiug war against
the gorernment, of which tlio do
fsodant stands charged. It would
be strange if Jeff Davis cjuU, as he
bight under this plea, come to tho
bar, and acknouledgiug he waa guiU
ty of treason, deny his liability to be
punished, becauso of the Fourteenth
Amendment.
O'Conner, in his argument at
tempted to show thut from the uature
f the great civil war, it was inipos
aible to follow it up by trials for
treason, conducted with the fairnoss
required by law. How utUrly re
pugnant to the world of humanity is
it that after being recognised during
the war as in all respects equal and
Lnorabl men the leaden of the
onquaied force should bo searched
at ia peats to be buns at traitors.
lie. maintained that the goveromeut
aud people had never intended to do
this, and it was for this reason that
tae 14th amendment had been adop
tad. It was a constitutional nrovin
ion, and exeouted iiself; and those
tbat fell under it were now suffering
the punishment. lie asked the
. Odvrf to givo the construction to the
Uidi article tbat tbe American peo
ple intended it should bear, aod to
accept tbe groat and beocfioeotinorcy
i
in the cor, str-jrtion which they bnd
put upon it, and which tends to ad
vance ;hat all pond men who aro he
lievor'i in universal (ttiflYnije think
shnu'd bo accompanied hand in hand
wit'.i it, universal amnesty of tho
uVP""c,i oironaes nriitiiig out nf the
uril,,rtun(ito rontrororscy in which
universal sufTrsgo may be snid to
h ive bad its origin and establish'
toent.
After the close cf O'Conner's ar
pu merit, tho Court adjourned till tho
next day, but auhsorinontly tho
counsel were recalled and Chief Jus
tice Chase stated thnt tho Court wns
divided on tho question, lit) fuvorcd
quashing tho indictment and I'is
trict Judge Underwood opposed do
inn ho.
In consequence of this divisinr. of
tho Court in cans was certilieit tn
the Supreme Court of tho United
Stales. It will probably rest tlicra
til Jeff Davis dies a natural denlli,
and juatico will be robbed of its vie
tiiti.
The l'ortsiunuth ltipulilican says :
Now that General Grant ia tl
I'lesideiit elect, it is n matter of
great moment whom ho will gather
around him as bin ad vhcm. l'rtuii
our JMalo, i f course, wo will have one
reiircsentativo. Who that mini aliall
bo is nf much inteicet to Uliians.
I Ion. Sui'iuul Gulloway has long been
nclivfl nit well at prominent oni'iug
our hifh leailcrs. llo has rnnvassed
our hinto cflioionlly year ul'tor year
without the leant recognition of Ins
services. Mr. G. was tho first man
iu Ohio, if not in tho United Status,
to bring Abnihum Lincoln before the
penplo as a ramlidnto for tlio presi
dency, lie is eminently qualified
for any position in tho I'nbiiiet, and
wo think out' earned Kepuliliciiiis
will do themselvea ns well ux him in-
justieo if they l'uil to urgo bis aecept-
aneo.
W'e bavo no objection to tho fore
going, ns wo consider Mr. (inllowny
an excellent man and worthy of al
most any positiou ha ran attain, but
wish to correct nn orror or two. llo
has received some recognition for his
services. llo wns nominated for
Lieutennnt Governor of Ohio in
1SG7, but griiiiililingly throw the
" reeognitiou " over his shoulder na
nut sufluMciit fir his services.
In regard Is his being tho first
man in Ohio to brln Abraham Lin
coln before tho penplo a know it to
bn a iniHtako. Mr. Israel Gu'tn, of
Mt. Vornon, )., was tho first man Id
do that, llo wrolo a letter from
Findhiy, whero ho was (he'll nsiding,
to tho Cincinnati Ciicefe or ('unmor-
ri'ii, setting forth tho merits of Mr.
Lincoln and his fitness for tho posi
tion of President. From that, pa.
pcrs took up tho matter nud it result
ed iu his nomination. "Honor to
whom honor is duo."
The Ohio Presidential Vote.
Tho Presidential Electors, of Ohio
held a pelimiiiary mooting in Colum
bus on tlio 1st iiiHt. Kesolution.H
woro passed relative to tho death of
lton. J'avnl luil nnd Hon. Saingo
alloway delivered an uddress culog-
istin to his memory.
Tuesday, loeemer SI, they met
again. Governor ILiyes called the
roll, and received responses from all
tho names but that of David Tod.
Tho vacancy was then filled by tho
election ol Hon. tl. V olnoy Dortoy,
of Miami county, who rocoivod seven
teen votes to threo east blank. ' Mr.
Dorsey was notified of tho nntinii of
tlio college through tho Governor.
and after a brief delay, appeared and
returned his thanks for tho honor of
Imviuj been selected, not to fill tho
plaeo of David lod, but merely to
succeed him. Hun. A. G. Melluriiey
was then inado Presidont, and D. 11.
Uailey, Secretary, thus perfecting a
regular organization. Messrs, Mat
thews. Matson aud l'rease wcro in.
i
pointed on tho poll books, ami Messrs.
Hirr.. ll. .;'!.. .,,.1 (.. ...
... a.n..,i..w,a hiiu VUIIIIIT Ull
luileili'd. Iti.tll AotmnillAit. .nt.u...
quoutly submitted reports, which
wero adopted. Tho selection of a
messenger to deliver tho voto to tho
i-... :i... ..r.i.- c ... i- i?
umuui ui iov ruiiaui 41 II nailing.
inn tv.-is iiiAiln v lol Klir.d tC ,.,.,...
-; - -v I" j
coutiiining tho names of tho ..lectors
wore placed in ono but, nnd twenty
blank blips nud one having tho word
"messenger" written on it worn ulnn.
ed iu another lint. Messrs. cl
ch
and Odlin wcro appoiutodielleis, n
mi J
. i. .1 i ....
tuo urawui" rniiimeiiceti. v lien
nearly comploted, Mr. Odlin read
from nhA iilin lliit utiniA nf I...,
Welch, and on opening hi slip Mr.
Welch much to his surprise, saw the
word messenger, thus making him
tho lucky man. This surprise was
greeted with roars of laughter, and it
was some limo before the result could
ua announced.
John dolilen wsa snnnintA.t l.tt .a
claination, messenger to carry tho vote
(o ine judge ot tu listriett'ourt for
Southern Ohio.
Tho Electors then took a recess
until 2 M,, at which timo they re
assembled. The roll was called and
all answered to their names. After
prayer ly tlio Uev. Mr. Crook, Messrs.
V. I). Hamilton aud David Thorn p.
on were appointed; tellers. The
Electors thou voted bv ballot, 5rit fi r
Prexident then for Vi.m lV.;,l.,t
The full vote of the college, 21, was
east for Ulyisca S. Grant for Presi
dent, and Schuyler Collax for Ties
lWident of the United States for
four years, eoinuieiioiug with the 4th
of March 18GD, The announcement
was received with considerable ap
trlansa. The trinllesta .i;f.,..
and envelops wcra signed by all of
the Electors, aud the College ad.
journed sum Jit,
It is stated that Secretary Seward
iuteuibi goloi ou a European tour as
soon as Grant takes possession of the
White House. Why should he not ?
his ooeupatioa is goue.
A curious question will come be
fore Congress as to whether Georgia
Is ontitled to Hcpresentat Ivce in that
body. Tho Legislature, composed of a
largo number of rebels and some
Union men, both white and black,
passed tlio Fourteenth Amendment
to tho Constitution. This in its
tonus would disqualify the first nam
ed cla?s from any legislation body .
Immediately after passing tho Amend
ment, tlio rebels rolei-rod to, voted
that the thirty negroes in that legis
lature hail never been legal members
of it becauso of their color. Now, If
these negroes wora never motnbors of
tho legislaturo, legally, then the
A iitendinent was nevor properly
adopted, and tho State Is not entitled
to representation, for it requires the
votes of tho members cast out to
make tho requisite number required
by law. Kitlier tho members exclu
ded were wrongfully treatod and nro
entitled to regniil their seats, or the
Siate is not restored t its former ro
tation to the Union.
For the Tiffin Tribune.
THE RAILROAD.
An old limo bislorinn begins bis
memoirs of Julius Cicsar by saying
"tho most important event in a great
"man's life, is being born in a groat
"city of a glorious record."
As children aro being born in Tif
fin ns well ns in other cities nf tho
third class in Ohio, it then becomes
important to sccuro a prnpor rocord,
not only for tho present population
but also lor thoso coming after ui.
Tho rcviow ol our past efforts is
not n pleasant one; success lias not
crowned our public efforts, but there
is enough of it to tench us lessons for
tho future, both as to what wo should
do, ami what ta avoid.
Our normal position is good. Sur
rounded by a fino agricultural region,
woll peopled with prosperous farmers,
their lr:nlo has built up our mer
chants, ii nd cstablinhcd good embryo
nianiil'aetories.
lint a n increase of capital ought to
rapidly increase "tho manufacturing
interest. Will it do so, and if dot,
why will it not? It will not for the
reason that trade is boing largely cut
off from Tiffin other points having
bolfer facilities for transportation,
betiomo hotter, not ouly lor trade
but lor inaiiufHcturcrs.
Tl remedy is Nio building of tl
Toledo it Crcstiino JUilwny. Ibis
gives our produce nn outlet to a first
class Lako port to our nianufrctu
rcrs nn outlet wont nud north-west-it
will bring us tlicnp lumber, lJ'
nnd piaster eastward it gives us a
direct communication with till tho
eastern cities, nnd with Columbus
alson DIUKCT LINK TO T1IK
NKAllKST COAL 11KD8.
With these facilities our trade will
cxpatid nnd our manufactories go on
ami in ti 1 1 i r ( v. In tho item ot cnnl,
over only "0 miles of mil, at n cost of
not exceeding 811 per carload for
transportation, our work-shops can
compete with nny other point iu the
Mute. ,
To build this llond nnd nuiko it
uselul, it requires n united cllort of
tho people along tho lino who must
keep control, that its cost bo no more
than is absolutely necessary, so that
it can nll'ord to transport lor us at
moderate rates nnd uIho pay divi
dends on its stock.
There is n disposition hero, a nat
ural tli.-ipoMiioii it may bo, to hunt up
some "big party" at it ilistunue, who
promises to put his hands into Ins
own "lug pockets nnd build our
Head; it is time to bo cured of this
folly ns it li it s been tried often
enough; trust no moro to such fan
cies nor to thoso who favor them.
ion need not donate your stock
subscription for tho sake of yttiint)
a A'ihx, for you can ns well get tho
Uoad nnd keep your stook good par
stock, as long ns you aro satished
with 10 per cent dividends. You
can hi'o that it is nil arevmmotUtting
A'diii, ami that ill titn'J'i lire mouVr
life. If nuy man among you advises
otherwise, Buspcct him of considera
tions not proper to be revealed.
How stand this Head' A balf
million in subscription aong the
lino will focuro tho building, for tho
Pittsburg ,t Chicago Bond will then
guarantee its bonds nud your Board
having the money to pay, can build
it.es chenpy na possible.
Of this half .million, from Tiffin
and vicinity is assessed nt 8100,(100.
This is tho only point whero doubt is
folt. If this amount wns to-day
made up, in sixty days tlio contracts
could no awarded, and along the
hole line, workmen busy nt grading,
cleuring und prepuriug stouo nud
timber lor tho work.
For nearly a year it has stood in
this posture: uninir midline wait
ing for somebody or somolhinir
whatever it may bo, the time is
oonin to delay no longor, for delay
are dangerous. Talk it over with
your neighbors, dceido each for your
self, and act according to your con
clusions.
A coi'veution of both the Repub
lican and Detuoeratio parties was
hold in Denver, recently, to consider
the subject of tho admission of Color.
ado into the Luton. Tho Uepubl
i
cans want Congross to admit
the
State on eueli tortus a they soe
fit, whilo tho Democrats aro divided
in opinion. Some of them advoor.t
admission on auy terms, while other
oppose unless nogro suffrage is made
part of the Stat constitution.
Queer Democrats, at least.
New York, at the roeeut muuiolpal
eleetbo weut Democratio with, a
whirl, Oakoy 1111 wi cloeted May
or. A punster siys- iu view of tho
latter fact, that "Now York i gov.
emed by Oakey Hall, Taiumauy Hall
aud Aleohol."
The Indian War.
IN THE FILED, DEPOT OF THE NORTH
CANADIAN RIVER, AT THE JUNCTION
OF HEAVER CREEK, INDIAN
OF HEAVER CREEK, INDIAN TERRITORY.
November 29, '68.
To Rrrttl Major Gmrrnl W. A.
Xir.hnh, At'iflitnt Adjutant Cm
tral Afililarjf DLvUiun of (hi Mil
muri:
Gr.NKRAt. : I bnve the honor to
report, for Information of the Lieu
tenant General, the following opera
tlnns of Genoral Custer' command
On INovcmocr z.sii, I or-jeroa nun to
proceed with olnvcn compnnie of his
regiment, the Seventh Cavalry in a
southerly direction toward tho Ante.
lope Hills, in search of bostilo Ind
ans.
On the 20th he struck the trail of
a war parly of Hlaek Kcttlo's band
returning from tho North, near whore
tho eastern lino of tho Panhandlo of
Texas crossed tho main Canadian.
lie at once curtailed Ins wagons
and followed in pursuit over to the
hendwalers of tho aehit, theneo
down thnt strenm; and on tho morn
ing of tho 27th surprised tho ramp of
Work Kcttlo, and alter a desperate
debt, in which Black Kcttlo was as
sisted by tho Arraphoes, under Little
Haven, and the Kiowas, under r-an.
tanta, enptured the entire camp, kill
ing tho Chief, Ulack Kcttlo, nnd 102
warriors, whose todios were lert on
Ih Cold. All their stock, ammuni
tion, arms, lodges, robes, and fifty
threo women aud tlioir children were
cuptured.
Two whito children were recaptur
ed. Oni white woman, and ono boy
ton year old, woro brutally murdor
od by the Indian women when the
attack oomuieneod.
Littlo Bavcn's band of Arr.ippa
hocs and Sartnrta'l bnnd of Monoas
wcro encantpod six miles below Blnck
Kcttlo' camp. About eight or nine
hundred of tho animals captured wore
shut, and tho baluuco kept for mili
tary ptirposos.
Our loss was Major Elliott, Capt
Hamilton nnd ninolccn enlisted men
killod, Brevet Lt. Col. liarnitz, bad
ly wounded, Brov. Lt. Col. J. W.
Custer, Sooond Lt. T. . March aud
eleven enlisted men wounded.
Tho highest credit is duo to Gen
eral Custer and his command. They
started in a furious snowstorm, and
trnvolod nil the whilo in snow about
twclvo inches deep. Black Kettle's
nnd Littlo Itnven's families aro
among the prisoners. It wns Blnck
Kcttlo's bnnd who committed the
first deprodntion on tho Saline nnd
Solomon rivers, in Kansas, The
Kansas regiment has just eonio In.
It missod the trail and had to frtrug
glo in tho snowstorm, tho horses Ruf
I'ering much iu flesh; and men living
on bufl'ub meat and other game for
oight day. Wo will Boon bavo thorn
in good condition.
If R0 can get one or two in nro
food blow iioro win no no moro In
dian troubles iu my department. Wo
will bo pinohtd in ability to supply,
and nnturo will p.csont many dilh-
cultic in our winter operations, uut
wo nave stout boarts, aud will our
best.
P. H. SHERIDAN.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.
Information bn been received
from Kuusaa that Genoral Shoridan'B
forces are moving from Now Mexico,
Fort Hays, snd four othor points, in
separate columns, to tho southern
country, whero tho oliiuato is mild,
aud to wluoli tho Indians are resort
ing for tlioir wiutor sojourn. Gen.
Sheridan is establishing a baso of
supplies on tho Canadian river. Tho
indications aro thnt his pluus of opo
rutious will bo successful.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.
Gon. Slioridan has issued field or
ders No. (i, in which be thanks his
troops, aud congratulates Gon. Cus
ter on his recent victory ovortho In
dians. The following proporty was
captured nt the Indian villugo ; 875
ponies, 1,123 buffalo robes and skin
n'M pounds powder, l.O.'iO pounds of
lead, 4,000 arrows, 700 pounds of to
bacco, besido ritles, pistols, bows,
lariats, and an immonso quantity of
dried meat nud otbor provisions.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.
Arixon advice nro to November
14th. Tho Legislature assembled nt
Tuscon November 10th. Tho troops
had attacked an Indiun camp, killod
17 and wouudod 40 Bavagc and cap
tured aoverul mules, and a quantity
of anus and provisions. A large
party of Indian attacked a pack
train near Prcsoott, killed threo men,
cuptured a lot of pistols, rifles and
aiumuuition, and drove off tho ani
mals. Tho mail wcro taken from
the mail rider by Iudiaos near Fort
Whipple, but were recovered aud de
livered by Postmastor Wiekenburg.
Somo uneasiness i cxprossed with
regard to the safety of a party of
miueri who went back some time
tineo, as nothing ha boon beard
from them. It is thought by somo
that tho Maqui Indiana from Mexico
have joined the Apaches iu tho war
against the whites. Indiun in tho
neighborhood o Wickenbnrg have
stampeded a large berd of oattlo,
horses and mules belonging to the
Vulture Mining Company, aud suc
ceeded in driving off 1C bead.
Vote of Ohio Cities.
VT give below the
several cities of Ohio,
Presidential election,
by for future rcforeuco.
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at the 1st
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HOLIDAYS ARE COMING !
so Ann
BROWN, SCIH.03SER. a' CO.,
WITH
BARGAINS! BARGAIWS! BAKGAIMS!
FOR THE I'F.OPLE OF
sr..nv.i .f.vj .wjoi.vi.va cou.vties t
pnowT win.nn ro., wori.n nnxprrTrci.i.Y AjorsirR to mrs
1 1 piitiim In n-rl. thnt tticy ars uow receiving their icj uuil itock vi M-;w COUis, su4
sro t'tttpr irrjMrvtl tu give
J3ia BARGAINS!
Thin any other Houi In Northern Ohio In th following line of Goods:
Furs, Sli'iwli, Dross Goods, Whito Goods, Ginghams, Prints, Col
ored und Whito Blankets, Coverlids, Flannels, Clonkings, Cloths
Cassimercs, Kcpclbints, Brown and Bleached Goods, Grain
IJas, Batting, Yam, Wnrpj, Men, Women and Miss
es' Underwear, Notions, Hoop nnd Balmoral
Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Baskets,
Boots a nil Shoes, etc., etc.
All of whlrU wi ronllnllj Invlle CT.-r )holy to
CALL AZLnTID lEZXAIMIIILTIE I
Before purchftbiPffcI-TwhTo. r nriptctfullj, ,
mtowN, sciilosi:r & co.
N. 8, Khsfohan'a Commeriinl lllork, Tiffln, O.
A Kew Kiigliuid Senator is going
to mako nn effort to liavo Congress
appropriate a sum of money for n
statuo of Thaddous Stovcus, to bo put
ia tho Capitol.
Tho Government clerks in Wash
ington intend moving on tho works
of Congress for an increnso on their
salaries twonty per cent.
New Advertisements.
FOli BALE.
TfW frr m Hotel ItuiMiDtr:, Irii'n rv tli
vn IJ..n. Mil iKitott in Iho Ut W.xA "f Tif
fin, O., nri't now iVMiiift m lri W'otrifik. -
K'-thsr with Iho talili- A'nt lnt, Uo foot iilfti c, At .
In (join I con'tttinn. I wilt f.-ll tho hinliliim ulwit"
if 'i"ir"l, 'IVi'iin l'tvr itml p,Tjtu,tit vi- . 1C
(Hit hoI'I Ity tlin l-'t il J ii trv, g it 111 !
for Tfui. 1 Ivtvc nl( iu Ittii'l nAr tin t orpn
r ttioti for lo. Vot tfiiiiH unit otlur tit ii.;nl irj
riiiiii uf 1 1.
(lO TO
NATIONAL RESORT!
Dining Rooms.
For I..nilte Aint (iputw, for your
WARM MEALS!
Oysters in all Styles,
Hot TVs, Cvffoe, anil otlmr Ilcfrc.hinnnls nt all
ilutlM.
nomi la ttto ltli;lit. Second Floor, Na
tional Hull Uloch.
Thinkfnl for ps,t rsvors, wo Invito s eonllnu-Knri-ol
tho Msine. A.J. UUId.
Tnltn, O., Juno IS, IKCR ly.
NOTICE.
'nllSANNtMr. M KKI'lVO Of Tim KTOcK
I Iiol lia "I tho l nlm IV ooli'ii .Mill-, lor tho
pli-rtun ul I' rector lor llio .'Miliiin Vfur, And
f..r tho trin.':i'i".!l ef hih-Ii other l"milK' ui
ninv renin' h.r..ro I li n I , ifill ho lirl.l nt inonlli.-n
ota'icl t'oni. my, si i'."'". t''io.on Mon.lT, lh
4th ilnv in .l.in'iUfv. roini'foi:.nT nt 0
l' ll. A. M. WM. O. JllUJul.r'. ')'.
Tillin, (lino, I 1041.
Executor's Notice.
N'OTICIC ( hrt bv iriv-n th-t th mil-ioriNT
hftti bcft; rit'iunjitt'il Kxroutnr on tlir 't.tt
of Mrny Ann Kiu,; lt lute ol liitu uuniy o' Sftiri'j.
(lt'ttatil.
I'Mcil Mt Tallin, tlil 21 nt ilivor NnvrtnN'r. ti.
Li-:sn-:u .si . ton, KKivur.
Notice ia Bankruptcy,
r t THK MsTItl'T Col'liT OK Til 1' I'MTKH
X Statei. for tht N-trlh-nt I'litrlct uKHilo.
In thn nitittrnf lniitl IxUdiuk, tivu. Hank
rupt In hfitikruptt-y.
A Wrtrrnnt In liinkrtintcv hm b?nn 1iiip1 bv
.id 1'tiuji itiPilnitt (lip i'lntr of Im.uW'I l-fd-llrk,
Hii. of liretl towiii!iip, In tha t'omtty if Mii'-on.
Ul Ihrt Nintp otuhUi, In ixld Dintrlc,, i'lju'lftl ti
iniiKiupt iipim lite itftitifni of h i I'mlnnr; nml
tliti pftyimnt of Any ilt'li t a. And tlio delivri y oft
tiv priiiHtriv tfliitfiiitf 10 ii 1. 1 Itnnkritnt. to him '
or lo liki uif, nnil tin1 truuifrr ot 'tiny piupcriy
mj iiiiii. urti Kirniimt'n ny
A mat'tioK i the vrtlitrn of Bit Id Umiknipt,
to prove tin-lr tlchtt himI chooio ono or inoir
inrn. o ol liUc(Kt, v? ill ! hold nt a t ourt of
Hnnkniptey to he Iioldrn at Clovflnnd, in Ald
iHirUH. "ii the .n at Uvr ppfpiuitprt IHjs. nt 10
o rlock, A. M., at the otllro of Myron H. Kolih.
I-,tMiirrt on of tlie HririMtera In Hankrnn.'T Of
aid Com 1 . 1 1 A U K V T Ul M I'M N ,
I'eputy 1 . S Murah tl, Blcf inrr.
Kru.t k (.KiaWoiD, Attorucya for Pciltluncrt
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
-OK-
!N"otos nnd j.ccotmts.
TVII.l.elT.T for anient ptthllo nitetinn, t Kim.
e,f. tihio, on Thiira t:iv. I,'i-iiilivr'i:4tli. liiiil.
Iho I'olloMiiiu notoa nml u,-(-ouittBt
AccounU,
. Vhetna
11. l.iwiii.,n
I.. It.-.ir ,
N. hiiliior
hrtrnh l,lv-ri;,.r
liemy HOI .
J K,iM,i,
Wl..y l,.,.o
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(,..'.
.1 111
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a.. 6 1
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it, i.i
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iii'.SJ
K. Woo.treiiBltf
II. J. Time
l-ie t'r .un
II. Kit Man
n. f. it 'Hon
M h.it Arnel
tieer-e l,ty
J"hil t'h.iu,')!
J. fctllllillilll
Aine astute of It. A. and J. O. !Wlu. It uik-
A. ASH.
fn'i. noTil
lun I'ltiMivn, pi. vn.oit i t'oi.ouu
' UL'.ltly u,l pioinpltv er,-iie,l atritv prirea, al
h IKIUl .Sa. JMUMOOJ4.-..
Tlie irrnt M. dlcliir flr tlie Mkl, tana
Kltttnul mil, aery klml er ua
lilhilr t-ruptlon or Hie r.icc,
r llelilua;. Ii-t llnllug. ut
dtsiariilua; rittuiieona
Ui.ce.ve on nn) pur
of tlio iMtrwon.
V k i m if"'","' . M..i,.ULit.i
a,, fv. , I.J lligi.ey, S. ,
"" i7'"M tv t- Tt. ear.,"
rile Hm,, ,., Pim, ,.u, dirll.l,l, I,...
.'et'rir-r' u-w- "'
nl f-r irfulr. Prl, n H. atiO l .
1'rvpereUouly ly ,..0M fAI.Hm.
31 Vet rearth Stre.-t, ttUAaatl, 0.
For tale lr liivwiita (aueraiUr.
Tima,Mark6th,tsr,s. w
Tiffin Loan Association.
l'UB TIFFI SAVIMH AI Bl'ILDI.Htl
,, a-.T AKxllt'lATIUAi
',,l1'l lieretituol email lueana to buy
bullil a ho,iaeii.i iu, ip ,ii.. m..,..ii,Iv
which will aot auiouut lo more thau their rente
ao amount lo. II ,a anexuellenl aainita auele
ly.anil pavaa hifh rate of intereet oo aiuall o
poalU, aeu Uneileelly aale the hole capital be
iuf aeMUreJ h aiortiiaiiea oa ral e.ite.
Cnnce In Itachinaii a, I'raaH-r'a Law oloi. oval
IWrle't Utore, W4liiiitfioU atret, liihu, tl.ilo.
TiUla, AtU iilin, im. su iy
Go
Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEERUNE CF OHIO.
TIME CARD. NOVEMBER 22, 1868.
DAILY, nvxiiAva ajtt i:ptd
TUAI-VM I.KAVK TIPri.V,
UOINIi NOHTII.
Malt 41:17 f. M. Nlsht KipT-. 3:00 A. M.
flnUlny AcromniotHtlun 8:10 A. M.
aata ot:Tlt.
MnU-IO:?7A. M. McM rxirc. Il ro mld-nllht.
KiinllA)' Accommoihttlun -6 IS I'. M.
i:lpi lcc Smi.tiuky SumHv lnstind ol
fnt tn iIht evriilnUK, nn.l Ariv.minoil.ll(in 1iktci
D ijton Sutitlny tutcitl of istnriliycvriiingn.
Close Connections are Made.
Al Kn'lll-hr. wlthTralnnnf (Vortlmrn ntt..
I.nl l.Akm H...ro Ittllro.iil Lino, ntnl ftlurlnitlhtf
h-nii of imvi, 'tlon.) with Lnke Mt'NiiH-ra for
Ui.'IHn.lnnl Dei.''".
AU IvSe. with Trr. 'a or (Southern Dlrlilop)
I.-ve Mioio jtfiiirnnil l.li.o.
At 4'nrev. with nnilh.- ,T(in-h Trnlnf.
At Korr-t, wllh Trnlni Of ."llt'hurih, Fort
Wiivne. iml I'hh'HL'o ItHtlwiiv.
Al Kelleriilnlni. with Train,.- oflhe Tlelle-
fontnlne (t're.tnne nn-l Inillnnnprill.; nui'tviiv.
At i riifttia, with Trriiia or tho Culiinbua anfl
ln ili iM'.iU. ('ntrnl Itnlnvny.
fi '-pi-niLriieia. wn n 411.1 an t:r.tnrn ri n.1.
Al l.otiSon, wllh TrMiu of th r.'olumhui tc
Ai-nut Itnllmnil.
Al llnylon, with trslnt of the l.ivlnn and Wei.
tern ItnuroHil.
At 4ineltinnll, with Thrnorh rn,ea I'-alnl
to nil from L'Hilavillo, Inili hiimuiIk. . Lmfli,
I mm, llrm:lil, nml the roulh : Kentucky Cen-
rni iviiiroii nnu nolo Itlver nlrttl It.iftfn
Tt.fn Line lum heen S I.HV1.V
Superior Mn.ltn ln)- CnJirhe-, Smuklni; t:iir. in.'
.. .ii r-,,i,n .iri, uuaurpniacu 111 cunilurtamt
'i n it nr.M Tiinort;ii oen,ir.nn, n.
elnnul I without Itnn.ler to I'.i-e-iiK. ra or Hatrrnr
t lltvlon. tluia eiiaurlni.- eomlort nml aa-ltin tar
Itrenllv tu the pl-nanre of tit. trip lulween tha
TlllllUKill TIL'KKIITS anil nmnif
rnr.t KS Klv. nto all .rln.-lpl cllk-a r..cl,ed ,
thla lioail eml eniiiieetln Itn.-a.
m. . enoi'.V,;!M'".,l,?'f"M,l","l
if .In'rV IrtiutN Hlin roMiitrja ft a(.Ma KHru
tiv,- ull liifl Uolnu-k'N Itliim ln.i (h.wt.T
i-iiiK llwy w.uil lli.'V nrn f rlVntly hkU nn-i ok
t:ik-n nt nil itnifi ttfv foiitnin ro imrciiri
,.p Iinii-'iul t,,,"", I'.it nit purely trtioiabltt
llti. iiisur Jt IMyum, Bul Agcntn.
T.X Iauhod - How Lost
"1 1ST puMlalir-t, n n.w pdltl.irt of Pr 'nl-
f vrrweira t'elfliratcd Ka:iy otl (lie rntlicA
cure (without mwlli Inc) of Sii:n.f AxoHBimr a
or b. niin s fokn.-n, InvolniUry " -oiinn
i.oiot, imi'oti:(i v, Mnititl nnd I Jnalcnl oca
pifliy, liiipt'tiiiiiiMii to Mnirinf, rtc.t tiUo
Consl'mi i ion, KpilN pfvy nnd KU, induccii by
arli-lmluirfciii-i' or w-xu l rxttnvniiinc.
rrltrta, in n at'.ilfil fitvcloH only 4 ccnta.
Tlio Lvlrtimud niithor, In tin lidmlinhle caanr,
i'l(nrlv l. imxik.tr. tt a from ft thirty venra auo
ivnalul t'iotitt, thnt th nUrmliiK conxrqtif n-
a ol m'1I-hI'Uc may li rmtlrnlly in red wltliout
thi'tl tnxtlioiio iisti ol tnionml mcdit'lne or the
nppln'iuoiiA.f the knllat potutiujr out n molo of
I'm ai once amipio, im TTnin, nnd rhYciunl, liy
marina ol whtt-h every auffcrtT. no tniittrr what
hia coudfiiAn nmy ho. mny cure httnall chnnnly,
privHifl., nnd radically.
Thla Lecture ahoiild W In th h until of every
youth nud otcrv mntt in the Innd.
Sent, under acM, in a plnln envcl-pf to any
Hddri-atn.pfatpald, on roaipt or ccnta, or two
pnalftLre ah. in pa. Alio, Mt. ('ulvcrwjll'a 'Mnr
rie ouidu,'1 price -'. ecnta. Addict the l'ub
i.t"'ra, ('H AS. J. O, KI.INK ttO),,
Yi.1 Bowery Now York, I'oatotttce, Uox 4..M6.
Jun. mt ihi;n. (uia iy
Farm for Sale.
rWILL aell my farm located In I.lherty town
hip, Keiierit touuiy, I'Mn, tlx loll, a writ o
Tillin, contemn, it liiom rea, no of xhioh are el
Improvril, tho lml:n, e liein tlio bor Un,l. Tliere
l- auooil h,-n-o, nlrio hern, nearly n, w upon lha
prenil.eo, with inh.'r conveniei'it ouihoi .
AIm nil kltula f coott fruit, anil a well of (tiiotl
iiii.I U-llii eater ui tli, I, lor. Kor further par-tloular-
tniiuiiisol iho auhacrile r on the liitm.
ol-a!. J , MM Ulil.MLS.
A. OAIID.
Art.rrtnvM an, hiio ro.t(iin in south
America a- n inlaaiouary, ,li.cverel a aele
mi'l aiinple r.'in.Oyl, r Iho t'uro ,,f Nervoua
Mrakuraa, I".;irly lnoav, llieea-ea of th I rln .ry
iiii.I SeintoalOriK. an,l the whole tnlti of ,11-,.
r'lera htouuht on t,y Imnet'il anil vicimia h.ihiu.
l!r,',it nuuihera Imve titvr, ettreil ,y thla n,,hle
remnlv. l'ioni,tel hy a tleaire to h.'iielit the
iilllii ti-,1 ami null ruin iir, I w ill aeml the recipe
for pn iaritiK an,l uillir thla nioilieine, In a
aiMle l ,.iivrl''e, i any one who Ui'i-ila It, l'-
ort-UAHUc. .illli'k,
, JtWKPH T. 1NMAS.
n5l-:im. Slaih.n 1, IHWo lloiiae, N. V. i:ity.
School Examiners' Notice.
T1IK S.!io.il Kmr.iln.-n of Seiieea County will
examine t. a.hiTa it) lha t ourt lioiiae In
I lltlii, a tollowa :
svpt ait li, iiit,.ber Slth, Nnvrintier fat,
'"''v'''.1 " :"" I'l'oewber tll,
loth. NT. Hit,, .. ,,,;
lltorxanilnallntia will commeneeat lOo.elook
A. M.. ami no peieon will he a.lintll,-,! to em.
nation alter II o'clock A. M. Noecrtllieate will
ho (ranted e. pi n a r.-aiilr rxuliiliiatton day.
oml eltpi tho tlt-t xamlnlli n no c. tittcate will
he Ule,l l ai k. K,ch eppll. ant will lw trqulrr
lo lean a aUttipcili'U'cl.iie ilirecti tl to him-elf.
JOHN V.-t'A I' I. I K V,
8. J. K1IIK UOU,
U.K. Nnms,
Tiffin, Sept It IMS. Kamnera-
IMlLLCOXA-fllBB'S
S1LK.T
Sowing
761-3 W-4th St.
Macliiues
iCIiit'lnnatl
pit HSK r th nntpli at mid tn'tt mAe mh
I eft 1 1 ifii in ua. 'he leuat lahla In ctji out of or
tlor, aud run tlo f'laic.i. enaf a. ai ailllrt, l-
iC tiUno-i alitduuiT noi-el(-aa iu intif
tlon. riir no tile CAiinoi 1h met wruni. i lie
-Atinikt be tuo In the wrnii dm mod. incy
will do mrt w(rk in leaa titud. of rea.rr variety
and l-ettt-r quality, thau any lliara, 'fh-v r
t) uty iua. tiiut inklng tha Twnted Loop
titeh, whl' liii nmcit Ktrungar aaa inar entaito
thai the Lax-k MlU k, and vel vuid thd (thjec
uonKk.e (mM and wat of ttimati f tha -toultW
loou 'I bry ant alwaya rawly tor aot too, aud
ihir um la mtrm paailuie. Ubtinvw praiitc
hla will ici'a p-irtk-a tha rliii t irtiBif
them by ih aid of any oibtsra i tiiiron homea
Call, m amine aad jud; fwr yuuravlvea. Tmk
ona on trial aud t con lnod. fc.ua y pymi-nta
to utt iri ra ('alt at my rwiua. oppoail
r rvf a ttnuiui t k u.a, siarwi pi , i nuu, v,
TAX NOT1CK FOlt
TltKASI Rm-aj SOTIt F.. In Pnrjtnsnec of tnw.I.; M. ZAHfi Trrsmirt
of Sciipfi ( nnnty. Ohio, lo liorotiv (rtvn
year aro rorrt-dlv stntcol In IHp "tinned tsMc. sliowinff 1110 nnmnor or Mills'
b'vlnl on everr Iiollnr of Tnxnlile Property, rpreenletl m th frrnntl Duplicate
for lviZ, ineacfi Tfwnslilp, Town, ami fity of TllUn, all of said ctu4y.-
rorSinkinp Fuml, 1 4-20 Mills in
Town nnil City.
I'or (icncriil jtovciiiio purposes,
Township, Town nml City.
I'or tnto I'oiiuiKin Si'litml Fuml,
each Township, Town anil
County Tax, for prneral purptisia,
in cncli Township, Town nnd
I'ur JJritlgo Tttx, 2 Mills, in
i Town nnj City.
For Infirmary Tux, 10--0 Mills in
I Town nnd City.
I'or linililinp Tux, 1U-2U Mills iu
i Town and City.
B 5.
? 9
? C X' 4 t" e t m
2 5- rf?' H
h ' w.
i i iTi i i r r i i r T
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i,i V v V "
T i Tii
10 to 10 ti IC li
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c o c c c I c c o
e IA
Ot e-
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li li to to
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p to a w p o t.i
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And that tlio follnwitiif trtltlo mIiown
Towimhip, Town, und City, in ncconlanro with tho above table or mluH. as follown:
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5 n b-o er
1 ti- a
notice, that tho riitr of tsxatlun fr thw
each Township,
TOTAL
STATE TAX,
3 10-20 JIMS.
1 Mill in ouch
I G--0 MillT)n
City.
1 10-2U Mills
City.
each Towimhip,
each Township,
so.
H
each Township,
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