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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
C H. tOCSTI
LOCKE & BROTHER,
Tia, Tairtaj Kre.. April 6 , 18 6
The 8ndmky Register saya that a
life-MTioc station is aboct to be -
tabliebetl at Marblehead.
Ao incendiar- fire at Warreo, O.,
on Monday morning last destroyed
property to tbe amount of $5,000.
Tba Senate, on Tuesday last rejected
the nomination of RicharJ IL. D-oa,
Jr., as minis tor to England by a -rota
of 17 fr, to 36 against.
The Leader claims a sweeping Rt-
publican Tictory in Cleveland, and
says that tbe wbole city tlckit is
elected by a boot 3,000 majority.
The Republicans of Toledo elected
tb6lr street com miasioaer by 800 to
.,000 majority. Gains are sbown and
it U oonsldered a Tictory for tbe party
A very heavy storm prevailed
throughout New England Tuesday
last, being the severest of tbe season.
Traits are delayed and telegraph
wires blown down.
It is a lltUe singular that tbe oppo
nents of tbe sliver bill were composed
of tbe two extremes o tbe currency
question tbe extreme Inflationists
and the extreme bard money men.
A destructive fire occurred at Falr-
mouoc, West Virginia, on Sunday
last It destroyed $123,000 worth of
property and rendered thirteen fami
lies homeless. Tbe fire is said to be
the work of an incendiary.
Tiie Register and Tribune aays that
tbe coal business in the Mahoning
Valley is reviving. The works of tbe
Nile Coal Company aud the Union
Coal Company at Church Hill re
sumes! operations on the 20th olt.
Tbe steamer R. N. Rice left Detroit
on Tuesday morning and arrived at
Cleveland in tbe evening, being tbe
first tntry at that port tbls season.
She encountered considerable ioe on
ber passage, but received no injury.
81 x hundred and fifty-five thousand
dollars In silver coin, below tbe de
nomination of one dollar, were receiv
ed at tbe sab-Treasory In Bt. Louis
dnrinr tbe past month from the
Pacific slope, to be used in the re
sumption of specie payment.
' Tbe Sandusky election was a sweep
ing Republican victory. Tbe council
is Republican for tbe first time In
many years, there being eight Repub
lican members to two Democrat.
The Beard of Education stands the
same politically as tbe council- The
result is gratifying.
Tbe proposed amendment to the
Slate Constitution of Massachusetts
allowing women to vote and bold of
fice, was rejected in tbe House of
Representatives by - decided ma
jority last week. The bill was lost by
a vote of 77 for, to 123 against it Fe
male emancipation, it will be seen, Is
nnt to grace tbe Centennial year in
' Af SMachusett.
A report dated Montgomery, Ala
bama, April 3J, ssys tbst a storm of
unusual severity has prevailed over
nearly the entire State, coming from
the east and lasting nineteen hours
without Intermission, accompanied by
heavy thunder and lightning. It is
said to be tbe beave6t rain ever known,
seven Inches having fallen in that
time. Great damage is done to the
plantation interest.
DARKNESS THE RESULT OF DEMOCRATIC
ECONOMY.
Tbe Democrats In Congress have
been very economical that Is they
have failed to make sundry necessary
appropriations, ana to show the beauty
of their retrenchment, we subjoin tbe
following reports dated April 8 J, from
several cities where tie effects are
most ci early demonstrated :
A dispatch dated New York, ssys
that an order was received from Sec
retary Br U tow to-day directing that
the fuel, light and water be cut off
from tbe public bulldiogs there owing
to the appropiation being exhausted.
' A Boston special says that a similar
order bad been received there.
A Cincinnati report ssys: All the
gas is abut oil from the post office here
to-nlgbt, and the only light used are
lamp) Insula for the c-lerlw, leaving
the public to grope In darkness
through the vestibule.
Louisville and Sc. Louis are in tbs
same fix, and there is considerable
curiosity manifested by tbe public In
general as tn the cause of this sudden
suspension of ligbt. Tbe pi st office
at 8L Louis was lighted with candles
during the first evening tft er the re
ceipt tf the order.
CONGRESSIONAL.
March 20. In the Senate, the bil
to rv lleve S. J. Sheldon, of Mississip
pi, of Lis political disabilities, was
railed up. It was moved to amend
Vy inserting tbe uime of Joseph
Johnston, of Georgia, and Walter H.
Jenifer, of Maryland. The former
name was withdrawn, and the Senate
rejected the latter. Tbe bill was then
paaseJ. The consular and diplomatic
bill was then taken op, and the
amendment, to restore Italy to her
former diplomatic position, was
passed. Other amendments to tbe
same i ill were under consideration,
wben tbe Senate went into executive
session, soon after which it ad
journed.
In the House, a number of bills and
resolutions were Introduced and re
ferred. Tbe Speaker then laid before
tbe House two communications, one
from the District Attorney of
the District or Columbia, in
forming .the Huia that the
Grand Jury had found an indictment
against Hallet K'Iboiirne, with five
counts ; the other from the Sergeant-
. at-Arms, asking for instructions, as to
whether or not, he should deliver up
the prisoner. A heated debate fol
' lowed, and, finally, a resolution in
structing tbe Sergeant-at-Arms to re
tain tbe prisoner In custody 'was
passed. The Sioux deficiency bill was
then taken up, and the Senate's
amendment Increasing tbe appropria
tion from $100,003 to $150,000 was
agreed to. Tbe House then adjourn-
.
March1 29. In the Senate, numer
ous bills and petitions were intro
duced, one of tbe latter being from
Gen. Miles, asking tbat $3,000 of tbe
Sioux Indian appropriation be given
two German girls who bad been cap
tured and retained by that tribe. The
bill authorizing the Secretary of the
Interior to deposit in the United
States Treasury all sums that ne may
receive as Trustee of Indian tribes,
was passed: Tbe Consular and Di
plomatic bill was then taken up and
various amendments, all of which
were opposed to tbe reduction made
by tbe House, were passed. The Sen
ate then went into executive smsIou.
and at 4:30 adjoarned.
In the House, tbe varioui commit
tees made t'ueir reports, wben Mr
Banniug's army bill was taken up
and passed. It reduces the pay of
army offioers. Another army bill
was introduced, which consolidates
certain staff departments. It was
made a special order. Tbe Hoaee
then proceeded to the consideration
of the bill appropriating $163,003 for
tbeBareaaof Printing and Engra-
.. ... IHn
of fractional currency. It was deba
ted at length and several amend
ments oSered, all of which were re
jected. Tbe House then took a recess
until half-past 7. At 7:30 the House
reassembled, and went int j the com
mittee of the wbole fr r the considera
tion of tbe legislative, executive, and
judicial bills. Tbe salary of Senators,
after much debate, was fixed at $4,500.
Other items of tbe bill were consider
ed, but not acted upon, and the com
mittee rose, and tbe House adjourned.
Makch 30. In tbe Senate, a num
ber cf memorials and petitions were
presented, several of tbem asking for
the Senate's intercession for tbe re
lease of E. O. M. Condon. These lat
ter were referred to tbe Committee on
Foreign Relations. The "Sliver Bill"
was then discussed by Mr. Sherman,
who proposed an amendment to It,
bat it was laid over. Mr. Morton then
called up bis resolutions cn tbe Missis
sippi election. A personal and acri
monious debate followed, lc which
Messrs. Bayard, Boutwell and Mor
ton Indulged. Conciliatory speeches
ware made by Messrs. Withers, of
Virginia, and Maxey, of Texas. Tbe
8enate then adjoarned.
In tbe House, tbe Committee on
Naval and tbe Committee on Foreign
Affairs, made reports, wben Mr.
Knott, of tbe Judiciary Committee,
reported articles of Impeachment
against W. W. Belknap, late Secre
tary of War. He asked tbat tbey be
recommitted, In orJer that tbey
migbt be printed. Tbey are to be
called up next Saturday. Tbe articles
are five In number, and all relate to
tbe Marsh transaction. The silver
bill was then taken up, aiid general
amendments VJted upon, only one of
which was accepted. It passed by a
tie vote, Mr. Cox, the Speaker pro
tern., voting aye. Without disposing
of tbe bill, tbe House took a recess
nntil 7:30. Tbey reassembled at 7:30.
A bill for tbe appoibtment of a com
mittee of three, to Inquire into tbe
condition of tbe laboring classes of tbe
country, and into tbe eubject of labor
and capital, was offered and referred.
Tbe consideration of tbe legislative
appropriation bill lasted three Soars,
but no action waa taken upon it. The
committee then 'rose and tbe House
adjourned.
March 31.-In tbe Senate, a number
ef unimportant memorials sn i peti
tions were Introduce J. all of wbich
were referred. Tbe resolution, that
a committee of five be appointed to
Investigate tbe alleged frauds lu tbe
last Mississippi election, was called np
and was made the subject of a long de
bate, which occupied tbe entire day's
session. It was finally passed on a
yea and nay vote. The 8enate then
adjourned until Monday. . J
. In tbe house, a memorial from tbe
women citizens of tbe United States,
asking for a form of goverment In
the District of Columbia tbat will se
cure to women cltlaens the right to
vote, was Introduced and or
dered printed in tbe RscorJ. - A
large number of bills were in
troduced, among which was one
to authorises Lieutenant Col. Godfrey
Welti-!, of the Engineer Corps, to ac
cept tbs position of Trustee of tbe Cin
cinnati Southern Railwsy, without
interfering with his rank In tbe army.
It was ordered recommitted. Tbe
House then proposed to vote on tbe
bill appropriating $163,000 for tbe de
ficiency In the Treasury Printing Bu
reau, and for the issue of subsidiary
silver coin. It was passed by a yea
and nay vote vote ayes, 122 ; noes,
100. The House then went Into com
mittee of tbe whole on the 'private
calender. After a discussion, the com
mittee rose, and tbe House adjourned
until Monday.
April 3. In tbe 8enate various
petitions were presented and referred,
remonstrating against any change In
the present tariff, and against any
legislation providing for tbe payment
of all pensions at Washington. Mr.
Morton, of Indiana, introduced a bill
to amend certain sections of tbe En
forcement Act, tbe object of which is
to bring tbe act within the late de
cision of tbe Supreme Court. Pro
tests against the abolition of tbe Sig
nal Service were received from In
dianapolis and Detroit Boards of
Trade. Mr. Tburmsn then called np
bis amendment to tbe Bankrupt Act,
the object of which is to put an end
to the discordant decisions . which
hive made the bankrupt law one
thing in one district and another
thing In another. Tbe bill was read a
third time and passed. A motion to
reconsider the vote by. which tbe
President's salary was reduced, was
made and lost yeas, 24 ; nays, 31.
The Senate tbeu went into executive
session, wben the Clerk of tbe House
appeared and stated that articles of
impeaohment against W. W. Bel
knap, late Secretary of War, had been
adopted by tbe House. After a session
of three hours the Senate adjourned.
In tbe House, tae roll of the States
was CAlled for bills. At the close of
the call Mr. Knott, Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee, called op the
question of tbe Impeachment articles,
and tbey were adopted, unanimously
Mr. Clymer then offered a resolution
appointing as managers, on tbe part
of the House, Messrs. Knott, Lord,
Lynde, McHabon, Jenke, Wbeeler,
and Hoar, which was adopted. Mr.
Wbeeler deciineJ, and Judge Lath
am, of N. Y-, was appointed In his
place. Tbe Pension Committee re
ported a bill giving a pension of i8 a
month for all offioers and enlisted and
drafted men, without regard to color,
including militia and volunteers
who served for ten days in tbe mili
tary or naval service in tbe war of
1812. After a long debate the bill was
passed. It was moved to bold an
evening session on Tuesday, Wednes
day, and Thursday of this week on
purpose to consider the Legislative
appropriation bill. A great deal of op
position was manifested, and It was
three hours before the motion was
passed. The House then adj turned.
LEGISLATIVE.
March 28. In tbe House a bill
was intorduoed by Mr. Birrett t pro
vide for the protection of wool grow
ers by providing for the taxation.
confiscation and killing of dogs.
Tbe bill excited a long and animat
ed discussion.
Various amendments were offered
and lest, the opponents of the bill
generally opposing all amendments,
so tbat tbe bill might be as objection'
able as possible, and stand a better
chance of being lost.
A motion to postpone to January
was lost 35 to 47.
Mr. Barrett made a strong and abls
speech for the bill.
Mr. Monaban opposed several fea
tures of tbe bill, especially that in re
gard to klllicgdogs, and giving a re
ward therefor, as encouraging idle
scallawags to prey upon dog owners
improperly and unjastly.
Tbe bill was voted on aud lost 47
to 49. , -
March 30. In the Senate . Mr.
Hitchcock's House bill to authorize
tbe incorporation of granges of the
Order of Patrons of Husbandry, was
passed. .-.
1 be following bills were passed In
tbe Senate :
Mr. Burns' Sena'e bill to limit tbe
sittings of Boards of Equalization, In
municipal corporations, other than
eltiee of tbe first-class, to twelve days,
and their pay to $2.50 per day.
Tbe Senate bill by Mr. Brown, of
Lucas, te authorize the Incorporation
of Put-ia-Bay Island as a village, the
same as without regard to tbe i Dhabi
road supervisors for leaving dirt or i
gravel piled op in the roads repaired
by them.
Mr. Xichoi'a House bil', providing
thai in towns or village, where the
County Recorder's efflee is kept,
chattel mortgages and bills of sale
may be recorded in said office.
Mr. Dacbent's Senate bill, to au
thorize tbe appropriation of road taxes
by roads tbat were originally estab
lished as free turnpikes, on trie peti
tion of tbe tax payers.
Mr. Bates' Senate bill, to provide
tbat where villages send their con
victs to city work bouses they shall
pay for their keeping.
In tbe House Mr. Brown's bill to
provide for indexing records of bills
of sale at tbe offices of County Re
corders. Passed and is a law.
Tbe following bills were passed :
. Mr. Huberlck's House bill, au
thorize tbe city of Toledo to Issue
Water-works bonds.
Tbe Senate's joint resolution to
authorize tbe Fisb Commission to
take fisb from tbe Inland streams of
this State, for exhibition at tbe Cen
tennial Exposition, was adopted.
March 31. Tn tbe Senate, a mes
sage was reee.Te.i' from tbe Governor
nominating Jsn.es Barnett and J. W.
Fitch, of Cleveland; George W.
Steele, or Paineaville ; 8. S. Warner,
of Elyria, and Stephen 8. Pitkin, of
Summit, to be Trustees of the Cleve
land Insane Hospital ; also, ibe nom
ination of A. G. McBurney, of Warren-county
; W. J. Conkling, and W.
J. Manning, of Montgomery; John
C. Stephenson, of Sbelby, and Charles
M. Godfrey, of Putnam, to be Trustees
of the Dayton Insane Hospital ; also,
nominating E. H. Moore, of Athens ;
W. P. Richardson, of Washington ;
John Waddle, of Ros ; Charles A.
Cable, of Athens, and Henry West, of
Belmont, to be Trustees of tbe Athens
Insane Hospital. All the nomina
tions were referred to the Committee
on Benevolent Institutions... The
Senate joint resolution for an adjourn
ment of tbe Assembly from April 11
nntil December 5. was adopted.
, In the House tbe Senatn bill to
amend tbe act regulating limited part
nerships, so as torfquire tbat the full
name of all the partners shall appear,
was passed ; also tbe House bill to au
thorize the Governor to remove bis
appointee, other than Judges, fornon
political canses. A bill was intro
duced to establish a chair ' of mines
and mine engineering at the State
Agricultural College.
The Democrats, Monday, carried
Connecticut by a reduced majority.
The Legislature is Democratic.
Toledo went Republican Monday ;
Sandusky also tbe first time in a
number of years.
In Cincinnati the election Is some
what mixed. Tbe Democrats have
elected a msjority of their officers.
Silver coin is be'og piled up in the
United States treasury at Washing
ton preparatory to tbe resumption of
specie payment. Tl-ree hundred
thousand dollars were received there
on Tuesday last from San Francisco-
two hundred thousand dollars in
dimes and one hundred thousand
dollars in quarters. There is necessity
for more coin and orders will be for
warded for additional amounts at
once.
Tbe President's recent iilpess bas
called fortb from tbe New York Sun
tbe followktf words of sympathy for
tbe man whom it baa been its great
delight to say all manner of evil
things against. Compere these words
with some of its previous articles of
tbe past few weeks and note the
marked difference. Why should the
San talk so tenderly ? Does it think
tbat a slight cold would carry off the
President? It says:
The circumstances of the Presi
dent's suffering from a dangerous at
tack of illness, gives rise to renection
on the manner in wbich tidings of
bis death would have been received,
bad bis illness resulted fatally.
Condemnatory as the leeiinsr now
prevailing Is against General Grant,
the news or nis suaaen uecease wouia
bave covered tbe whole land with sor
row.. The disapproval or nis civil ad
ministration bas not blotted out tbe
appreciation of his military services.
nor eradicates trie gratiictie wnicn is
felt for them. '
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The followiuz 4a the pub lie debt
statement for the month of March :
Six per cent bonds....
Five per cent, bonds.,
t w.mo.e'w
. 710,7,W0
, i,eaj,037,250
local coin Donas..
Lawful Money Debt.-
H.ttlO.tiOO
Matured Deoi
,lsa,ltHi
3:u,2,tj
Ltcal Tender Notes...
Certificates of Deposit -..
Fractional Currency
Coin Certifies K-a , -
Total without Interest-
479,9,1
2,18,213,7
26.45 i,l 1(1
72,7'jt,7l
6,St,(lie
Total Debt
Total Interest-
Carh In Treasury, coin
Cash In Treasury, currency
Special Deposits held lor the re
demption oi cerunoaies ol ae-
POSU
31,203,000
Total In Treasury , iij2 t
Debt less cash la i reaKury. z,ut. iu,t
Decrease debt drnng March, 76. 4j240,W6
Decrease since June 10, 1876. '- 17,9oB,28
BOSDS tSSTlD TO PACIFIC BAILROAB COIC
FAJUBS ISTBKKST PATABLI IX -I.AWFDLMOASV.
Principal outstanding . S 61,023.512 00
interest accrued ana not yet.
oid : ao
Interest paid by U. R. ; 30,U1U) 00
Interest repaid by transporta- i
tlon of malls. ee , 0,781,012 00
United a tales , 2SS6000 00
of
COMMERCIAL.
TIFFIN MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY BUSINESS MEN.
GRAIN
Wheat Old choice.
- New .
; NO .
" ; No .
Nil ffrade
1S0
120
11
10 5
. 90
DATS.-
Si
Cons Shelled..
40
88
SS
Flax Kked
IS!
.1(0
AePLBa. dried, per Bt
.a
APM.B&, f""
Beeswax
tftTTTKK
CoaS Meal, per 4b.
i
rwe, per a oa .
IS
Fka riiBKa, live (eee
FbOtTK, per barrel
. fiugtifi
. 6 00 U 50
bo ox .
. 25
Bat, perton
U ' a A
. itt 08 to 15
0
0 -
1 1 r t . IrimMMl
I -i
13
tijuae, an trimmed.
10aiS
Onions ,.
1otatoes.. .
stiDDunas -
Halt, so -se rock, per bbl
Salt, common, per bbl
.
i
1
10 to
BHIEr riLlVH
. i to 1
CALrgKUis. per-.
TALLOW
Bhobts, per ewt .
U.ms I r u iAh
Whitb LIMB, par bosh.
KEATS
Beef, front qr .
Bbbf, hiad qr , ,. .
rLAMS...
KM
-
BUOULDEBM
BAOOJC
Chick bits, per to..
Tubb-bts, perr
Ducks . , ,,.
GSEdE,
. H59
.tall
. 10
;
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
.
Kkw Yobx, April 1Beeves Reeeipts
4,050, making 8.40S for tbs week, ac-intr ST0
the previous week. -The quality Is afeoat
fair, generally ranging from poor to extia.
The market opened uaiir ant closed vreaK
-t hnnt the futures of a week ago. or tS 503-
11 SO for poor to very good lota; prima and
extra selections, tan SO ; a few faney steers
at 12 75913 00, Several droves soia at so unci
for HO lbs live 'Weight, aa Is the uniform
practice In the 'West, and there is a strong
influence here in fSvor of abandoning the
old time method or selling came on ou
mtl jtaf weight.
Rhtv-Fresh arrivals. 8,870. making 13,100
for the week, agalngt 17,200 last week. The
market opened with a nnn reeling, at a uiwu
advance, but weakened before the etose. a
car load of premium Pennsylvania sheep
148 lbs. brought : otherwise range wai
an vi with fair to nrime lots generally
at 17 J5K M. There are no clipped iheep In
the market yet. ,
nwtn. Renrtota veaterdav and to-day 8,
170, making .820 for the week against 3C 020
last week. None offered anve.
East Ubektt, Pa., April 3. CaU-Receipts
since FridarlQ ears of throng, stock
and 31 ears for thla market, or la all, 4.1
head, making a total for the week ending
lng this day, 6,709 head, against 7.020 last
week. The supply for this week's sales Is
good, bet there are only A very few buyers on
hand. Those sold to-day were at retail, and
prim are. ho vever, a shade better than last
at
week., head, against 11,635 last week ;
Yorkers. 00jS6; Philadelphia, 19 003
Sheep Beoeipta, 1,6X bead ; total for the
reek, 120 head, aaainst 1,100 bead lat
week ; selling at f 60.
MARRIED.
AIJDEL DUN M.On the rth of March, by
Her. H. Bust, at faia residence, on College
hill, Joseph Addel and Msm Arabell A.
Dunn, both of this County.
DIED.
MiTZ. On the:rtfi olt. In this city, at the
residence ol her mother. Clar B ysunir-
eat daughter of Mia. H-Metz, agea la years,
a monlos ana n aaya.
BARF.. On tbe 27th nit, at ber readme-.,
of Pneumonia, Eliza, wife of James M.
Bare, aged u yeara.
GORMEBLY-50n the 2d nit-, in Green
spring, Mr. uormer.T. aea J yeara.
New Advertisements.
Administrator's Xotice.
wire xnrDEJtsranKD has this day
a. oeen amy appoinw-a AamiQiniior ui
tiie estate of Elizabeth Bronx, late of Seneca
county. Onio, dose-sea. i.b.wiiu.
no-si-Jt, Mareh 27tb, 1S7C.
Administrator's Notice.
OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
nnde-Hisned has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of John Baker,
late of (Seneca county, O- oeeeaaed.
SAMUEL BAKER.
March 22, 7-n2-3t.
PRAIRIE LANDS I
The Last Chance for good Agriealtaral
T-anri on TKX VKARS' CKIDIT. at SIX FBK
cekt. I nterest. Don't run any risks, bat so
tn imuntrv that baa been Prove! t be
arood. Bend your address by POBTAL
A ku to l.nna commissioner, a,ss,n. xw,
BURLINGTOX, IOWA, and receive FREE,
copy of Iowa and Nebraska Farmer, with
CHART Of LANDS, and LOW ROUND
TRIP RATE. nTilt.
Notice to Assessors.
To Whmm U Itag Cbneera.-
T"iY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT TO AMEND
I"i twtlon nhof cti-nUUed "Aa act for the
asHessment and taxation oi property in wis
HtmLA. and fir lewinc taxes thereon accord
ing to lu true value in money" passed April
lAlh, 186M, as amended April 13, lvS, I here
by give notice to the Assessors of the several
Townships, Precincts and Wards In Beneca
county tu at I hey meet lor consultation ana
instruction at the Auditor's office in said
county on the loth day of April, A. D. 176 at
10 o'clock A. M.
Each Assessor Is required to leave with us
certificate ot nis election ana quaiincation.
L.U.K4SV,
nr It Auditor, Beneca Co., O.
GrlXiES'
LininEUT
hOD!DE OF AMMONIA
Cares Kearalrla. Fate Ac be. Hlieaaaa-
tiBS, at, Froste Feet, t'allblalBB,
Bora Throat. Erysipelas, Bralsea or
Weaads of every kind in man or aalmal.
A valuable horse had Swelling and Hard
Lamps In his Throat ; could not swallow;
applied Uilcs' Likimeht Iobide or Ax SO
MA ; Instantly soreness and lamps disap
peared. I fell and eat my band on a rosty
nail, applied toe healing It np
without experiencing any soreness. No
stable or family should be without it.
THOMPSON A BROTHERS, 17th and Vine
Sta Philadelphia,
Sold by all Druggist. Depot No. 151 Sixth
Avenae,New York. Only 50c uid tl pe:
bottle.
Going to Yirginia.
ONLY f3T TO RtCHMONU AND return.
Improved farms at from as to 815 per
acre, with good buildings, timber, soil, wa
ter, markets and Northern neighbors.
Healthy location. Send twenty-five cents
for kmI Estate Journal one year, to J. N.
KB OUT, Agent of the South Virginia
Mecklenberg County Colony Association, 144
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
n24-li-tf.
Notice to Brldse Builders.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Commissioners of Seneca county, Ohio,
will receive sealed proposals, at the Au
ditor's office, In said county, until the 30th
day of April, A. D 1T. at ten o'clock in tbe
forenoon, for tbe building of a wrought iron
bridge at Perry street. In the city of Tiffin,
over the Sandusky river, of two (2) spans of
10u feet each ; single roadway of 18 feet In
the clear, and two (2) sidewalks of 7 feet wide
the clear. Also another bridge at Dle-
mer's mill," near the city of Tiffin, of abont
ICS lest In length, of two spans ana single
roadway of 17 feet.
All proposals to be per foot, linear meas
ure. Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or ail bids. V. D. Kaov,
n-24 6-t Auditor Seneca County.
NEW STOCK
OF
HA.T3 & CAPS,
BOOTS
and
SHOES,
AT
Jones & Bros'.
ProTbatcjCourt.
. Stale a Ohio, Seneca Co.
XT OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ae
1 counts by Executors, Administrators
and Guardians, in final and partial settle
ments, with estates and with wards, have
been filed la the office of the Probate Court
deneca county, Ohio, as follows, to-wit :
ESTATES FINAL AOOOUKT8.
Albrecht, Andrew Nlghtllnger, E
Brish, George ' Keerae, E W
Brown, Abram Richardson, Charles N
Frltcher, John A Kelnman, Anna
Hoover. Elizabeth Shade, Samuel
Hale, Mary V Stewart. Samuel
Harwock, Isaac Whlteman, AG
Kirarael. Jacob M Wyant, Isaac N
Loesser, George Wyant, Charity J
Llebe, Nicholas Nelkirk. Jacob
McKee,JohnU Sloane, Isaac
Mitchell. Wm Watson, William
Nu.l, Jacob
' ESTATES -PARTIAL ACCOUXTn.
Allen. George Roralp, Joshua
Bret ,Phllip ' Hchneider, John
Clark, Jerukha M Wilkinson, John
trwire, Isaac Null, Susan
Haleit, John W ' Crockett, James
rATcs-D!STSiBtrrrv Accomrrs,
Miller, Christian ' Schmidt, David
WARDS FINAL ACOOtmTS.
Oeqne, Sasan A Stuckey, A J .
Flandt. Margaret E Speneer, Emmffl
Hiie. Levi Spencer. Mary J
Hartsock, Alice R Welch. Sarah
Hartxock, Rush U ' Jones, Plato
Hartsoek, Mary A Jones, Pliny
Long, Charles A. Jones, Ella
Long, Ella J- Stalb, Herman
PsTTtne, John O Wltx, Msgdalena
Smith, Hiram K Oliver, Wesley
Sullivan, Ida M ..Zimmerman, JasF
WARDS PARTIAL ACCOOKT8.
Ernest, Erastus D Shuraan, Edgar A -Hlle,
Ida K Sheller, Ann H
Hile, Emma A - Spencer, Wm H ,
Hiie, Pranklla Spencer, Sarah A
Hile, John H Sullivan, Edward '
Harpster, J F Trcxler, .Margaret J
Harpster. JO Witman. George
Harpster, W F Boy er, Roman us A
Paris, Ada M . '. Floom, Joseph ,.
BniKh, Ira R Floom, WUllam
Smith, Jane R Floom, Frank
Smith, Russell E Floom, Augustus
Chumasero, AC Wright, Sardis N
Chnniasero, F H Fiandt, Corlisla
Churaasero, Flora H
Ana? these several account, will be for
hearing and settlement on the first day of
May, A. D. 1X70.
Witness my hand officially this 5th day of-
April, 18-0.
lALl U. F. CRAMER,
Judge, Probate Court, Seneca Co O,
MIISXG LESSGHS ?
Mrs. Ilattie F. Frary,
RESIDENCE; WEST PEREY ST.,
' ' Respectfully announces that she
' Is prepared to receive a limited .
' number of pupils to take lessons
',' on the PlASiO r ORG AJT. Will
' visit the residence of the pupils if .
required.
TEB31S24 Lessons, $10.
ti-TO-tf
C, R. I. &P. R.K.
' THE DIRECT ROUTE FOft '
Joliet. Morrix, La Sail, Pcru.Henrr Lanm
PeoncL, metro Jfol ine.fcock Island,
Davenport, MuaeatineiWaxhingttm
Joica dtp, tJrtmmwil, Jfewton,
Jjet Uftirtftg -
COUNCIL BLUFFS & OMAHA,
: WITHOUT CHAJTQS Of CABS,
Where It Joins with the Union Pacific Rail
wav for Denver. Salt Lake City. Hacramen to.
San Francisco and all points West oa the
racmcuoasv.
' TRAINS nm SAILT AS FOLLOWS :
Omahc, Leavenworth A Atchison Express
(Sunday enreepted) 1640 A. M. Peru Ac-
oommodaUon. (Sunday excepted
6.-00 P. M. Omaha Express
(Saturdays Ex.) 10:00. P. M.
' ' KASSAS USE,
The Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific Rail
road Company have now opened their
South Western Division between
" IrtiW4rf, ikkisci t Ciicap, .
Connecting at Leaven wort with the Kan
sas Pacifle and M issouri PaciSe railroada, and
Atchison with the Atchison, Topeka A
Santa f e. Central Branch Union Pacific
and Atchison A Nebraska Bdl roads, for all
points in ,
Kantat, Indian Territories, Colorado
and Hew Mexioa.
This Company have built a fall eocnstU
ment ef Palace Drawing-Kooin ard Sleeping
Cars, which for external beauty and interior
arrangements for tbe comfort, convenience
and luxury of passengers in unexcelled, K
equaled, by any other ears of Ut is kind in tao
world.
THROUGH TICKETS for aale at all Gen
eral Railway Offices in tbe States as
Canadaa. , HUGHRIDKm,
A. M. Smttb-, ' GeD.Sup't,
n. P-y. Aft. :
J. w.
H O A
SrcccssoiiTo Mrh. M.IWihi.kb
Millinery and Ladier Furnishing
GOODS!
TVe liare spared no pains
to make this our first sea
son In Millinery, in Tiffin
a success, and we feel war
ranted in saying that all
of our arrangements arc SO
COMPLETE that the La
dies of Tiffin and yiclnity
will find after an inspec
tion of our Stock that it
is to their interest to leare
their orders with us. We
have been successful in se
curing a Lady to take
charge of this department,
who comes to us very
highly recommended and
we have no doubt but she
will soon win ' the confi
dence of the Ladies of
Tiffin.
We have already mark
ed our first Invoices of
all the new Shapes in
Straw Hats ; also all the
New Colors ECRU, MODE,
CREME, PAILE,CUIR and
FAWJf in RIBBONS and
TUROUOISE, besides as
Elegant a Line of FLOW
ERS, and ECRU, and
CREME TIPS, PLUMES,
Etc., as was ever shown in
Tiffin. We hope by hard
work, strict attention to
business, and as good
management as we can,
bring to bear to merit at
m
least a portion of the trade.
Constant Additions are
being made in our Ladies'
FURNISHING GOODS DE
PARTMENT and Ladies
can depend on always find
ing all the Novelties in
Everything in our line as
soon as they appear in
the East.
HOSIERY, Kid GLOVES,
CORSETS, Linen HAND
KERCHIEFS, Silk & Lace
TIES, LINEN COLLARS,
and . CUFFS, and LACES,
will be Specialties with
us, and with our Facili
ties for Getting Goods we
expect to be able to Com
pete with any one. . pill
and See us.
J.U.H0AG,
Wisler Ilonse Block.
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rS yon will Save Mostey and ! Health In buying our BENT
1 TCAfl. We make it our business to know what we offer to Tea
Irinkers !y actual tef. The BEST TEA in this market you will find at
MTMARTiN A JJEGELE'S, No. 2 Nat Bioek.-
NEGELE!
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"Wit t Chizgt of tie Seasea Ccmea the
Cj9 la Prices."
SHIELDS & KR1DLER.
Empire - Block,
Bave now In Store the Largest
aud Cheapest Stock of
lOOTS
F
lOOTS
In the City. We have Just received
40 Cases 3Ien', Boy's,
and Youths' SHOES.
15 Cases lien's
Calf BOOTS, $4 per pair.
A FULL LINE OF
SHOES)
IN
KID, GOAT, and CLOTH:
In I.AC, . I OK LACE
and BVTTOX.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
cm'ldbexs' shoes
In BUTTON and LACE.
BLACK and COLORED.
We boy all our goods direct from tbe
manufacturer and are thereby enabled to
sell you BOOTS and SHOES much cheaper
than any other store In the city.
rtMTO-tf SHIELDS A KRIDLER.
NOTICE.
IT. S. Internal Bevenne
SPECIAL TAXES,
SHOES
HOES
May 1, 1876, to April 30, 1877.
TU E Revised Statutes of the United States,
Sections St2, 3237, 8238, and 82H, require
every person engaged In any business, avo
cation, or employment which reoilers him
liable to a HPEVIAL TAX. TO FKOVCRE
AND PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY .V HIS
ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE Ot BUSI
NESS A STAMP denoting the payment of
said SPECIAL TAX for the bpeoial Tax
year beginning May 1, 1X76, before commenc
ing or continuing business alter April 30,
is;t. , ,
The Taxes embraced within tne provisions
of the law above quoted are the following,
vis :
Rectifiers W 00
Dialers, retail liquor - 00
rmlra wholpHAle liouor . 100 00
Dealers In malt liquors, wholesale 60 (M
Dealers in malt liquors, retail-
20 00
00
Deaters in leal tobacco-
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco ,.
And on sales of over II. W0, fifty
cents for every dollar In excess
of $1,000.
Dealers In manufactured tobaoeo
Manufactures of stllls..
And for each still manulactured
Aud for each worm manufactured
Manufacturers of tobacco..
Manufacturers of cigars
Peddlers of tobacco, Ural-class (mora
than two horses or other animals)..
Tui.l Ia, t InhaMn AnrlwiuiL I two
SOU 00
5 00
;0 00
20 00
20 (0
10 00
10 ou
SO 00
homes or other animals) 23 00
Peldlers of tobacco, third-class (one
horse or other animal)
Peddlers of tobacco, fourlh-chus (on
foot or publle conveyance).. ,, . , ,
Rrewera of less tban Sou barrels
15 00
10 00
50 00
Brewers of 600 barrels or more lu) 10
Any person so liable, who shall fall to
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay say of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
HORACE KELLOQO. Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue at Norwalk, Ohio, and
pay for and procure tbe Special-Tax Stamp
St-wps they need, prior to May 1, 17,
and without further notice
D. D. PRATT,
CbstsuU tianer of Internal Revenue.
Office of Iste-sai, Revekce,
WashiuQTO, U. C, Peb. 1, B76.
n25-.
Assessment Notice.
rpHEREbas been an assessment made of
I one mill on the dollar, bv tbe Trustees
the Farmer'a Mutual Relief Association,
for the payment by loss of fire, to be collect
ed at the following places :
xnursaay, April oiu a. .niiu . ,
Bascom.
VriHir. Anrit 7th At Peter Haefllng's,
Sepeea township. ,K.
Daturaay, Apru am, i ku, kuu
Recorder's Office, Tiffln.
Monday, April lothAt the Bloom House,
Bloomville. ,
Tuesday, April 11th At 8telgmeyer's
Store, Attica.
Wednesday. Aorll I2th At (Joodroan's
Hotel, Melmore.
Thursday, April 13tu-At the Bartow
House Republic.
Friday, April 11th At Adams Center in
Township House. , ,
Tuesday, April 18th At John Weller'g
Thompson township.
Wednesday, April 19th At the Hotel In
Wert Lodl.
PETER HAEFLINQ,
no-3w Treasurer.
School Examiners' Notice.
X
mHK SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
I . tit ...... I .... Ii.h.r. t th
school building, near the O..H. A C. depot,
nh. A ,K Ikinl lj)wi,ir n
x iuidi i'uiu, ." w j -
each month : also on the first Saturday of
Maroh, April and May, 1. Applicants are
required to be present at o'clock.
It la uselessto apply for private examina
tions, ante-dating aud renewlrt of certifi
cate. B. F. MYERS,
n-n21- - Clerk of Board
Notice to Trustees.
TH E LEV Y POR ROAD PURPOSES made
by theCouotv Commissioners at their
March Session, lsie. Is s-l ol one mill en the
one dollar taxable valuation. If whatever
additional rate per centum is made and ce--tlfled
to thla office at an early a day as pos
sible. It will enable yon to get your road tat
lut much ear-ter than If delayed until toe
lime of certifying your other levies. Your
attention la earnestly called to this fact.
L.D. KAUY.
B2&4t Auditor. Seneca Co., O.
Road Tax Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Commissioners of Seneca county, Ohio
did at their March Session, A. D. Ufle. levy
tax for read purposes of 8-10 of one mill oo
the one uoUar taxable valuation of the
property of sakl County, and that aakl tax
mast be discharged hy labor nppn the pub
lic highway in said County nuder the direc
tion oi the Supervisors of the severs! road
districts' therein, between the first day ol
April aud Hie first day of 'September, A. V.
isfti It. D. HAOY,
Bj(4t Apditor, SnecaCO., O.
Mechanics' Building; Loan
Association.
THE ANNTTAL MEETING OF SAID Asso
ciation for the election of officers and
other business, will be held at the t-rfiae of
the Secretary, on Tuesday, April 2-li. l,
at 7 o'clock, P. M. CHAJ(BERLI!fi
J.H. Rrocxt-r, President
Secretary.
Administrator's Notice.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE
undersigned have been dcly appointed
and qualified aa admin 1st ratoxl tue estate
Jesse strong, iaie oi iseueca umu.;,
deceased.
IM. STRONG.
IRA E.STliO.Nli
M ABCH 2-70-n28-3t.
AdiuinJstratrix Notice.
rilHE ITSDERSIGXED HAS THIS DAY
X been duly appolnied administratrix of
the estate of George 8. stincoeomb. lata of
Seneca county, utiio. oeeeasea.
M ARGA RET 8TI KCHCOUB
Tivm, O. March 22. )t-n -t-.
Administrator's Notice.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
underalcned has been dnlr appointed
and qualified as administrator of toe estate
Robert Armstrong, late cf Stneca eounty,
unio, ueeeaaea.
iBEATY ARMSTRONG.
West Lodi, O., March 21nt, Lifiti. n-St
Administrator's Notice.
THS UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
been dnlv annotated Adminiarator of
estate of Kiizabeta Hoover, hue of
oeueaa (jonntr, unio, deceased.
PHILIP BYERS.
TlwriK, fei. ii, JifTf. ul HSt
iiS''ilr dy f bomp. Eemplea
W worth 1 free. STijrso-Ti fc..
roruaBa, aiaue. - ns-iy
SE.NDe.toU. P. ROWELL A U.. New
York, lor Pampb of loo pagi,eonU.lb-
invlkl.nr IIWlnaM 1 .ml tm.l.
showing cost of advertlAlug. B24-7e-ly.
0 smy at uoaae. Agents wanted. Out
at ami ljrma fraa. TRUE A CO.. Aa.
gusta. Main . . tuU-Tt-ly.
ARCHITECTS.
auKBaroir.
ssts-saats.
Rumbaugh & Baconi
r-fcio Aromteota,
.EJ7tPAr;0H, I N.B. Baooh,
formerly jtt.Jyouk.Vo. I formerly olBostoa
Sl-tf.
County Commissioner's Proceedings
for the Month of
March, A. D., 1876.
AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
Tiffin, Seneca Co., O., March 6, 1876.
Board met in recolar aemion. Mem
bers present, McClelian, O am bee and
Havward.
Ia tbe matter of the petition of W. H.
Lfonff, at al, for a County Line Road,
between the Connt.es of Seneca and
Wyandot.
The Board find tbat the statute in stieb
cases made and provided, bas been fully
complied with, and tbat the petitioner
bas given bond tor tbe payment of tbe
costs and expanses in case the prayer of
tbe petitioners be not granted.
Joseph E. Magnrs and T. W. Watson,
were appointed Viewers ; and Dennis
Maloy, Surveyor of said road, to meet
at tbe house of Jonathan Heins. in
Adrain, on tbe 1st day of May, 187G, at
ten o'clock, A. M., and report their
proceedings at the next session in Jane,
In the matter of Auditors Warrants
redeemed.
This day tbe Board proceeded to take
op tbe warrants of the Anditoi redeem
ed by K. Watjner, Treasurer, Seneca
Co., Ohio, between tbe first day of Sep
tember, 1875, and the first day in March,
A. D. 1876, for tba semi-annual examin
ation for tbe year ending February 29th,
lS7ti, and after comparing the same with
the books of tbe Auditor and Treasurer,
and checking the same upon tbe record
of orders issued, find that the accounts
oi the Aad i tor and Treasurer agree, and
tbat tbe amounts of warrants redeemed
by said Treasurer against tbe several
funds, amounts to tbe following :
County rd I12.SS7 15 Corporation F'd--,7CS 77
Bridge F'd 13,743 7ti Gaibraith Ditch. SO 00
Poor Fund 3,fiC7 CI Hartsock Ditch. 2 SO
Buirnc - a75 25
Roed Fund 5.511 92
Tp. Fund 6.063 44
School F'd &!,t;i It)
Thereupon tbe Board adjonrnod until
to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Tiffin, Seneca Co., O., March 6, 1876. TUESDAY Morning, March 7, 1876.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present as heretofore.
EXAMINATION OF COUNTY TREASURY.
The Commissioners of Genera County. Ohio,
proceeded to examine the Books of ihe Anditop
and Treasurer of said County in obedience to the
requirements of the Statute in su?h ease made
and provided, and alsotocount the money in
the hands of the Tressnrex on Ihe J9th dsy of
February. A. D.. 1S76, and find the balance In the
severs' tunas as tailors to-wit:
County Fund.
tl.KS 12
4.478 4
872 06
9 00
1,795 4 i
2ifi 05
7 OS
2s 70
96 6
45 15
8 37
34 93
13 26
1 74
13 16
.50 7
4 KS
8 M
g W)
2 21
1 07
4 Oi
3 09
2C 42
1 57
5 TV
1 43
11 SS
7 55
S 20
22 29
12 49
39
13 07
4 05
28 33
Brides runa.
Infirmary Fund...
8choo Fond
Building Fund.
Institute Fund ,
Tax Redemption Fund ...
Royer Ditch' Mo 2 Fond-
Foster Ultra, r und
L.t J. C. Ditch. Fund.-
Fostorta Ditch Fond
Jackson Centre Dtch Find
Lynch Di'ch Fund ,, , , ,
Smith Ditch Fund....
Bawom Ditch Fund..
ntirmsrv Ultch Fund.
Miller Ditch Fund
Rouck Ditch Fund
Owen Ditch Fund .
Hartsock Ditch Fund..
Sloan Ditch Fund
Dillon Ditch Fund
Rices Ditch Fund
Oslbreath Ditch Fund...
Euenole Ditch Fund
Voun Dltrh Fnnd...
Roberaon Ditch Ftmd.
Lott Ditch Fund...
Adams Ditch Fund-" ... . .
Summers Pilch Fnnd.. ..
P. t'hulu Ditch Fnnd
Andrews Ditch Fund... .... ...
Flack. No 2 Ditch Fund.
Ksgy Ditch Fnnd..... .
Knepper Ditch Fund
Gearhsrt Ditch Fund
J. 8. Watson Ditch Fund
Frees Ditch Fund
Green Ditch Fund... ,
Tomb Ditch Fund
Anderson Diteh Fund
M 6
14 50
8 94
17 94
16 6;
12,110 11
Tbe tollowlne accounts have
been over paid in amounts fol
lowing Royer Ditch No. 1 l 07
Jos. FUher Ditch . 11 14 $57 21
Net Balance-
.$12,002 90
Victor J. Zabui, appointed Deputy
Auditor. Appointment confirmed by
Board of Commissioners.
On motion of Mr. Gam bee, tbe yeas
and navs belnar called, allow tbe lollow
ing : Voting yoa, Ilayward, ft am bee
and McClelian. otlng nay nono,
To A. Ebersole, to paid on Bridce, IuIon Tp.
.pt. via. i.--a .uv i
Dec. ISth " 00
March 7 Lb, 187G
Orders Issued.
. 59 00
1224 00
Thereupon Board adjonrued until to
morrow morning at 9 o clock.
Wednesday Morning, March 8, T6,
Board met pnrsnant to adjournment.
Present same as hertoiore.
In th matter of the County Road
petitioned for by Margaret ITUman.and
et al, UopwsU Tp.
The petitioner having made applica
tion for the establishment of a County
road on tbe following route and on the
township line between London and
HoDwelt townships. Commencinarat a
road at tbe north esst corner of Section
twentv-five. in London township, ana
at tbe north west corner of section
thirty In Hopwell towoship,and tbence
rnnning soatb, and crossing a road call
ed, and .mxl the "Find ly Road" and
thense on south 'o a road running east
and ea midway of Seotlon H. in Lon
don township, and section 31, in Hop
well township and thence terrrinat-;,
and the Board find tbat tbe statute. In
such esse made and nrorided bas been
fully complied wttb.ordored that .Samuel
liertui, ii. Shomakcerana .oo. uowns.
ie. airtl tbev hereby are appointed
Viewers and "tbat Dennis Maloy.be and
herebv s annotnted sutveror of said
road. and that they meet at the house of
Matthias Ullman in Hopwell township
on tbelwtb day of April, lS7t,at 10 o'clock
A. M., and report their proceedings
therein at the negl regular session in
Jnne.
In tba matter of the report ot tbo In
flrmery Directors.
Report accepted and placet! on file
with tbe county Auditor.
. Tberenpon Board adjourned nntil to
morrow evening at v, o'ciocc
Tbcksdat, Morning March 7tb, 1S7S.
Boar4 met pursuant to adjournment,
membera ail Dceaent as heretofore,
In tho matter 4 tbe petition of R. R.
Titus and et. al. for a CooBtr Itoad in
Pleasant Tn.
The petitioners having mada applica
tion for tbe establishment of county road
as follows. Commencing at tbe corner
stone ill tbo center of section 20, oppo
site F. J. Fry's "tenant bouse" garden.
running in a north westerly coarse to a
sycaoxora tree, on the south east side of
tbe SanausKy Ktvpr, tnence acros tne
said river to a line fence between Geo.
Boyder and Salomon Litzenirergey lands
fronrlhenca auiug ins nut Biae vi tue
old road opposite tbe north east corner
of Solomon Lllzen uergera garaen. man
there terminate. .And the the Board
find tba: tbe statute in sacb case made
and provided bas been tally complied
with. It is ordered tbat S. M. Ogdea,
T. II. Bagby and Wm. Lamberson be
appointed vlawera, and Samuel "ihs
wander, surveyor oi said road, and tbat
they meet at the house of j.iry on
the 10th dav of Mar. 7876. at 10 o'clock
A. M.. and report their proceedings to
tbir Boar- at lie;? next regular session
in Jnne.
Vihit To Jail.. Board paia a i-.it to
the County Jail and and that too rates
are fuliy complied with, and the prison
ers confined therein are well aatisaea
with the treatment received at tbe
hand- of the Jailor.
Tberenpon Board adjourned nntil to
morrow morning at ociopa-,
Fbidat Mornina-. March 10, 1876.
Board met pnrsnant to adjournment.
Members present as heretofore.
In the matter of building bridges at
Perrv street and Dietnei s Atiil.
The Board resumed the consideration
of this matter, and on motion ot Air.
MoClelJan, tbe farther consideration of
the same ta oonlinueu nnui luesuaj
tbe 4th iost at 10 o'clock A. U.
On motion of Mr. Dambee, the yeaa
and nava beinir called, allow tbe follow
ing : Voting yea. Hayward, aambee
and McClelian. otieg nay noise.
The Slate of Ohio, ts. Geo. Lenhard,
and Samuel Anbers.
Tbe Board proceadad to take op this
Transcript from tba Docket af Jscob
Hossler. J. P- in and for tba township
of Bloom, and allow tbe following items
o( poets :
J. Hoesler. J. P..,.. 1- R5
M. K tory, Constable ,-l- 20
CLAIMS FILED WITH AUDITOR.
Board proceeded to take op the claims
filed with tba Auditor, and allow the
following f
A H Arnold, snstaininc prisoners In lfcl...tJ37 3S
I Faunlnc. medical au oe - - - 16 5
H GrnmnuilL tobscce at sail
6 40
Jos Tboraas. washing at j1-
. 26 U
11 10
. S 25
. 10 00
4 ()
. II 50
. 2
. 13 CO
, 50 1)0
, 72 tOj
, 102 50
32 50 i
H J Schmidt, saavics at lau..
Lewis Tbiel. repaixlui; st jaiL.
Jno Iferklebangh. repsirinj at jail .
iieo Swope. wood at tail , . ,. ..
Jos Wabrar, cleaning privy
F ri suiter peL 4 Pie ,.,
LDKsiry -
Ino Brttt. Inflrmary Director
PHaerhne. do do
C Mutachler do do
Geo Homan, Printing..,
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J r. Makers wood.
II 00
J P Myer, repairing Onrt Huue
5 M
vr-iers Laue.i tor ail tne arT.
C Ehrhart, sawinc wood, jail.onk-is iin"4. I 4
ti W Bachmsn. pnid maki:i dra:t- M ill
Republic PrtutiEX Co. pricuni 41 Do
ThosO Dell, biauk booit. :. t.t
Ji-;i;rt A Lilley, printin; 2S .
i D Acker, paid Hrush. onlr ine.l 2 7S
Stiine strv I ttit Grand Jury, orlcr i?ul 17 ee
Tberenpon Board adjourned nntil to
morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
S-vrrrtPAY Morninp.March II, TO.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members present, as heretofore.
In tbe matter of Road and Erulga
levies for the year A. D., IST'l.
The Board proceeded to invesiizte
the matter of Road and Fridge levies
forlSTd, and on motion of (Jainbee, the
yeas and nays being called, order the
following leyies to be made on the
one dollar taxable valuation of said
county for road and brid -1 purposes,
14 mills; voting yen. McClellen, Gam
bee and Hayward. Voting nay. none.
And tbat there be set apart of said Road
levy for bridge purposes. I 2 10 mills,
making for each purpose the following
levy:
For Erl.lee Pnrpose.
.1 2-10 mill
tor Koaa rnrpose-...
3-lUmi!l
Thereupon tbe Board adjourned un
til the H inst at s, o'clock A. M.
A J Lantx, labor t in-rmary.
PHi-huit, wood
Tl!Bn Tribune, l"riniing .
B F Wxle .t to., -
J II Mvfi-, -
Jos Pi runs, sawing wood
TUESDAY Morning, March 14th, '76
Board met pnrsnant to adjournment.
Members present, same as heretofore.
In the matter of building a Bridge
scrota the Sandusky River at Diemer's
Mill near City.
This day this matter came np before
the Board pnrsnant to adjournment on
the 10th day of Marr-h, A. D. 1S7S. Tbe
Board having had the same under con
sideration, and being fully advised in
the premise. Order that said Bridge
be built upon conditions following.
That the citizens of tbe City of Tiffin
and Clinton township, build or cause to
be built, the abutments tor taid bridt-o,
and also the approaches thereto, and tbe
Board ot County Commissioners agree
to and will pay ail other expenses nec
essary in tlio construction'of said bridge,
all which is hereby accepted and agreed
to. Said abutment to be consti noted by
citizens aforesaid, to be nnderthestiper
vison, control and management of said
County Commissioners, and to be ac
cepted by them. Said Bridge to be of
two (2) span, of abont lOlli in length
each, and to be 17 feet wide In "Road
way" in the clear.
The yeas and nays upon the qnpstion
being demanded, "resulted as follows.
Voting jea, McClelian, Garobee and
l(ayward;V0ting nay none.
In the matter of "buiiiiing a Bridge
across the Sanduskv River at Perry
street in tbe City oi Tiffin.
This day this matter carte up before
tbo Board pursuant to adjournment oi
the 10th inst., and tbe Board having
had tbe same under consideration, ana
being fully advised in the premises. Or
der tbat said Bridge be bnilt, noon con
ditions following.
That the citizens of the City of Tiffin
and Clinton township, build or cause to
be built, the abutments for said bridge
and also tbe approaches there-to.
And tbe Board of county commissioners
sgree to, and will pay all other expenc
es necessary in the construction of said
bridge. All of which is hereby accept
ed and greed to, said abutment so to be
constructed by citizens aforesaid to be
under the supervison. control and
management of said county commissi
oners and to be accepted by tbem.
Said Bridge to be ot two (2) spans of
105 feet in length each, to be 1$ feet wide
in road way in tba clear, and to have
side walks 7 feet wide in the clear.
The yeas and nays being demanded,
upon tbis question", resulted as follows :
Voting yea, Hayward, and Gam bee.
McClellen, voting nay.
Thereupon adjourned until to-morrow
at 9 o'clock A. M.
WEDNESDAY Morning, March 15, '76.
Board meet pnrsuant to adjournment.
Members present as heretofore.
On motion of Mr. Gainbee the yeas
and navs being called, ailow the follow
ing : V oting yea. Uambee. Ilayward
and McClellen, Voting nay none.
To Geo. Homan . to rtubllfh Statement
Treasury. fceneeaCo.. O. Feb. 29. LCS. 22 50
To Joseph Wahrer, to clean Privev 5
To J. P. Myers, to' repair f 'onrt House 5 00
Adjournment nntil to-morrow Morn
ing at o'clock.
Thursday Morning. March 10th, 7t.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present as hereto lore.
In the matter of building a Bridire
over the Sandusky River at Perry street
ana iiiemer Mill nose city.
This day came the County Commis
sioneis, John G. Gross and Peter P.
Myers on the part of the Perry street
bridge, Jacob Scheiber and W. H. Gib
son on the part of the Diomer Mill
bridgo.and after throughly discussing
the propriety ofa Joint action I n letting
the work of contracting tbe abutments
and pier for said bridges, and believing
that such action is just, right and pro
per, ana to tbe best interest of the
citizens of .Tiffin, as well as to the people
of the country generally, proceeded to
let the same to Thiel A Gassner, tit pri
vate contract, the abutments at six dol
lars, ana tne pier at eight dollars, per
peron.oi cuoic feet each.
Tberenpon Board adjourned sine die.
ROBT. MCCLELLAN, Pres.
ROBT. MCCLELLAN, Pres. L. D. KAGY, Clerk Board.
ORDERS ISSUED.
To J B Fox. tales juror s 7T
- G B Stevens, asent freight on coal lmi-y 37"!
- W H Hall, grand jury witness .. 31)0
Same and wife, witness - ste csAe 2 00
To U F Cramer, Probate Fees InquertH..6S 4
xame lees r eD. l un to Jiarrn i.tn, ls7t, 43 2s
To L A E Shsull, Grand Jury Vitnes. 1 50
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- C Wagner snd et al
- dam Shaull,
- Jos Georee.
- C J Larabertson.
- Jacob Ysaeer,
- ChmMut-schler,
- G Mowery,
- J Felrston,
- J Piffer,
- L Pilfer.
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PHolloDeterandetal.selllnclDOrtion Tn.
Ditrh. for. 4
To W F Bennyhoft and 3 Dec ker, said ai t
elect . 4 on
ToC.slCBS Co., Freight ou Books 1 2
To (Ms Co.. Gss . . 4j ri
e Jno Silvers, speeial Grand Juror 3 00
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- Thos KniKbt do - do
- J 11 Lcidy do do
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Nlmon Rex, tales Juror.. . ,
Henrv Keppel. special Jnror.
J T Jariu, . ilo do
fl Ereidinijer do do
f A Julian, 1-) do
E Jones. do di
C Homunc, school examination-.
Thos W Watvin, Huss Inq'iest
Thos W Wston. Viewer 7 one Road
Wm Galbreth and J C Anlger. fees t;rbreth
IHtch. (... , - 2 00
O W Rarhman. 00 t-u.--..... .... 100 Ou
H Wilber, relief .., i
A W Clsr, tales Juror .. .. it 00
Jno Dutt. eoftin pauper ..-13 O11
Ed (juinn, erocerienst Iniirnisry .. 5 no
Kirrnner A Bnrmntnjrroernes at Iufirnirv-I2 07
fGnimmell d: Km.. merchaudi.e, inH'rW 09
Jno -Myers, leeiline rallie...... 3
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w m tialbretb. Jnage elect 1J5 2 00
1-oomi Nvnuui. rsotintsst Infirmary !t)
Lauretta Diliiinc. Grand Ju.-y Witae.
Abner Klebel, Petit Jury -...3S f
J B Klme. do do 11 :
H Leare. Sr. t do. ... II
J K Slilier Petit Jury ll '
Wm M Dildin-. Petit Jnrr
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Sfl Gamliee, fe-s Com. , ; m
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Geo H liowmnn. crockery iiitiriH-ry 5 -jo
ivi Ipper. Tsies Jurior . 7
H Gtlhert. fnoue-t. 1 00
1 linen 4 oon. drues lutirmarv ,
J i nway . rtiief fJ 0m
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Wilson Pontwuf. fee 2 00
MKeiler.rhainman WianlIRd 1 Oo
TfiEB Rt o. transpi-rtation 1 i
T. Sutton. 1L state v aUiroi . 3 "
J Per. fees rierk conrt .
M Flvnn. wit. stats vs P Dleiaer sad el al ... 1 5
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A Slioup and Rc'ia Hu-, Uf inf.ni.ry 4S
I.yman jtbhott. fees Oct- elect l-.; - 'i K
Jee Botart. tales )uror io
S k Inter, swte omoUiem , 4 4"
G D tcker. commiuneut Kslun -yluv13 Ul
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fi- McVsriand Med. wit. innnen
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R W Hale. Med. wit- H..well. lnuet - ."
H Ksts snd C Leple, elslmed HofTmnn road 2 00
Andrew Enerine, Jodie Oct. elect 1TA S W
do wltnes Moier. Inquest
Jo-Th Pirmt-r. wore ebout fourt Home- I 0
A J Briekner. Judre net k'.ect it-' i '
Gevi aix. labor at Inflrrnary '
Lred Kenu. Invw at lnnrmary . i .
P LooTois. itness eute rt. Martin. l;rl J
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W H Gihsoa, witness snd Jnry Fees. i r
John ehir, 1 'n-iomsn.Gerhart Bosd 1
John Silcox. WitriH rute . tem'.t. 1
lewis Eoeppie. Wit Ststers Haws. Cu
Peter Orsmmes. Jirror. Feb. Term J r-
E ii Pennington, Wimess Hus innnest 0
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John werley. fHierfT Fees lit 1
IirAB Hoxey. witness and Juror 0le snd
other iuooeu. . .- 5 f
R Beirh. witness Rtile vn. 8-srt. l
Wlta Miller. Jnict. . 5
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Mcf-nley,w:t fee" and Judas Oct. Ert 1h 4
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L. D. KAGY.
Auditor.
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Hivln. p'lrcitad tbe sto - n( t f. Gr3pe Co . I or uM annooniv to tiie Citizens of
T'..1in aud Senee- couaty, that I fliHll keep on lisn.i a Kuli and Complete A ortment of
RUGS. CHEMICALS. Dig ST
nirrimTm lrrnimvTnft mniT
Aio everything pertarninc to a c-inplwe Din st.;r. W liope with an experience of
nearly ten yram and tri. t peii:al attinti. n to busims with tiie arat.itnnre of
!r. Usui's i who wi.l be :ad to e all ius old !rien;: tt merit the Twtronaare
of tbe citizens ot tn: county. Prescriptions cn.ofjiiy m:ui acctirute-
ly compouuded from preparations of my own lmiui.'aclure.
PTSTTS and OILS.
Account books and a'..m Childreos Plvt ur Book it coh(, cl(iir out.
lf!aJL call.
L M. CllILDS.
IHE GLD BELI&BLE RED FRONT
Itove and
HARMON & ELTER, Prop's,
Successors to Mjer3 & Williams.
SOLE AGENTS FOE
(Jam's Celebrated Iron Hoofm I
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THECHBAPH.ST AND BEST HOOFINO M ANTKACTfREP. No nails or screws put
ihmnh the Iron. It has ben in rise Howards of If years, and is considered to-day, by
competent Jndues. the bet. as well as tlio
by the tamotis iriU-4Ji.u r.4i ?Tt tne onty
Iron -Clad Cement- witieh W made hy mixins
condUtency of aood mortar. Bulltlnir-i Hoofed
any other material. a Prof. Mitchell says
-truck uy untning wnen eoveren wun iron.
Stoves, Tin-Ware and House-Furnishing- Goods,
Kept constantly on hand, ami sold at the Lowest Living Rates.
JOBDHT. A.KI REPIKIlifS
Of all kinds done with promptne-s and dlspatrh.
Call ari'l see ns.
HAEBIOK & WELTER.
c. o. child & son,
PFALER3 IN
Goneral CTni-lxvrvx'o,
IRON,
GLASS,
A' AILS,
PAINTS.
OILS, ETC.
The annexed Cut represents the
VOODER Bli
IN TTS22-.
ItsTltrht wel.lit (beins 11 pounds less than the Oliver
.Cullledj and easy dralt must commend it to
general use. Kacn piece of -.uun. is
Chilled and Hardened to lis ut
most capacity, italjioisa
Corabined Plow. Both Steel and Cast Iron
Being Used in its ilanufacttire.
"WarrantMllin 10vervllieiect. XoUt at
RED FRONT.
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A. C. IMIIHOI C. Asrent.
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Thti is the Aace to pay your rent da a JI'JHae and Lot ovtd kaxt
something to show for it ; Property High and Dry; Sire teu
of the City. Lots bold thrip on P.ay I'tttrmenti. tome in and
(let Full J'Srlicvltrit.
J. KinCHNEK.
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KIRCHNER
IiT formed a frartviNMp nd
Groceries, Provisions. Etc.,
f a frrt tvurstt ins usually :U'-
Higlie--t friees Paid for Country Pr.Kine-.. tf -
Tbr are -!o nrrMnrl 1. Ink-r.I.rs ftJT alt
TKfcKS. IIRI'IM. 11U4.PK VlXiX ZSC for
.mm )htn m .;..t o... i tl. i)-i wiil b.
Thaukinsf myold trleml for part Uor, 1
lr o glaJ lo welcome new casujmere.
QTfA"QTr? 7
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nm inn n itht? irvf'
Tin Store!
eherijwxt roonnsr nmnufaetured. Is protected
urn nirvmn- pjiiin nmue, nuu utii in
Iron-t'Ud Paint wlih Linseed Oil, to the
with Iron, the Insurance Is lowr than
that it I Impossible Jor a Dr.lidlng to be
best
E M P ! R E."
AL.KNTH FOn.
EfilPIHE WRINGER!
Best in Use.
Wringers EePaired by Adding
New Rolls
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P. A. B0Pa3ITJTII.
& BOREdUTH
IceiyuslahUjra U a4 fU Uoe of
1 n 0rt plass Grocery ' Tf-
vt - r-!!yere-4 Free of Cbsrss w i- I
kinds o
ORNAMXXTAL
Banns d. flTe.-y,
Fiirties orderlnit frees
wol llie onler.
nmpeeiiaUT reqowt a wUpaan, Bivl will
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