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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

"D. b. DeLand 4 Co.'s Saleratus forever, u
shouted Kate, hs she ran up the stairs, fol-
lowed by Bridget with freshly baked pan
Of biscuit in her hand. "DeLand's Salera-
tus forever" They were indeed tempting,
and no wonder that the girls were delighted
with their first expert iment with this faToritc
Of housekeepers. This Saleratus is perfectly
pure, healthhl. reliable and Of uniform quail.
ity. Manufactured aud for sale at Wholesale
10y d. b. DvlAnd & Co., Fairpor Monroe
Co., N. Y Sold also by all dealers.
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The Great English Rem
edy.
SIR JAMES -oLARKE's
OELEPRATEp FEMALE PILLs

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir Clarke,
NJ. ID. Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfailingthe cure Of oil
those pa,nful and dangerous dssssssto which the fe
male eon,tituton Is subject. Il moderates Oh excess
and removes ali obstruetions and speedy buTs may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
itis peeplssiy suited. Il win, in short time bring
the monlhlyperiod with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bsats The Goyemmeni
stamp Of GIeut britain, to prevent counteFieits.
CAUTION.
These Pills shorld not be taken BY females daring the
FIRsr THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, - thsy
are sure TO bring Miscarriage batst suy other time
they are safe,
IN all eases ofNeryous and Spinal Affections, Pain
10 the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eHerton p
pltaton Of the ieaH, ysterios aud Whites these pil
Wl effect care when oil other neans have filsdand
athoug gh powerful remedy, do not contain iron aio
mel antimony, anything huuful TO the eonsttnton
Full directonsin the pamphst arouad each mach aes
which should be carefully preserved
sole Agent tor the united States and Canada
JOB MOSES, (Late q. Baldwin A Co.'S
Rochtsier, N. v.
N.B.-si 90 and O postage stamps iosed 10 any
authorized Agent, will insure botlle containing 81
Pills, BY Teturn mail.
sold by !, + F.Aialuard, aud l. L. "a. John \ Go.
Ti0n, Ohio. sepslyi
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Valuable information from the Rev Ialcz
8 Swan a clergy man Of distinguished at
tainnehts and exalted reputation
Nav LoNboA. Feb, 1851.
DIR s. A. WEAVER,
DEAR StR:--l feel compelled by a 8, ne, Of
duty to the suifrringi 10 say in rcsard to your
Cankcr and salt Eheum syrup. thdr l have
used il in my family for moro than one year
with most decidedly happy results con.
slider IL adapted completely to sustain tho
reputation which is claimed forit. In a mum.
Der Of cases Within my know ledge, WHORE Il
has been taken for Eryspclns and Salt Bhcuu
It has boon attended with complete success
whom other remedies had completely failed
Sold by an medicine dealers.
Dec. lllw
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CHESTER p. HARD,

PRrvtN SYRur is a Solution Of the Poo
toxide Of Iron. new discovery in medicine,
and strikes at the root Of disease by produ-
clng healthy blood, the source Of all vitality
in the human organism. For sale by all
Druggists. /. /. st. J ohm & CO., Agents,
Tinin, Ohio, dec 1w
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MARRIED,

On tie 9th inst, by the Rev. J. Hawker,
Mr.. b. C.. LENNON Of Reading Mich, to Miss
HARRIETT l., CLEAvELASB Of Attiea. o.
BY Rev. H Lang, on the a6th inst, at Tit.
nm, Dr. L. 7. BEnHARz, Of Fremont, and
Miss CARRIE II. WEsrBRooK, Of the former
place.
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RInnIts! Hanks |!

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, we'll printed on fine paper kept CON
stantir on hand aud Tor sale cheap at the Tai
BuNE OFHcE such as
Deeds, summons
Marriages, Subpocuas,
Attachments, NCndis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, SC, Sc.
n-TJustecs and NOtaHes supplied on roas-
enable tcrms..rn
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Public Salo-The personal PROPERTY be
longing to the estate Of John Derkey deed
late Of Liberty tp will be offered fOr sale on
Wednesday tho 10th.
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An Interesting Letter from our old
friend and fellow townsman, W d. Scott,
now in Nebraska will be found on the frst
page. Read it, We hope to hear from the
Gen oncn
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AdmimfslratOr's sale OF
Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given, thet uhlftf and
pursuant 10 an order issud TO me by thA
Probate eouit ofstnccn county Ohis b the
cause Of James Bo,d Admir- 81 esiais Of nj
chacl Long Deeaiedi with viii eaaexcd, Al
gainst William LOug and hihersi uiisontr
ior sale At pnLlic vendue, bd Mondav she ai3th
Jay OF January A.D.IsGt between the h6uri
ct ten A. N and Tour T. N, OF said dav, al
he door orthe Oourt House Ia the ejiy oi
iilIin Ohio, the real estate bounded aud dts.
.ihcd as follows 70 Wit
Tue South Ftsl duarer of Section iAisiy.
five in Township two, North OF Range Sin,
cen East in said Seneca county Ohio, o.
cepung ten aeres out Of the south uesi corner
thrresf nov owned by Que Cutlrr.
TERMS OF SAIE.-Ono thisf edsh tl
hand, bue third IA ore AID tao ytars, Nlit
Interest, from day Of sale, lbe deferred paw
aleuts seeured ~ msrlglge o9 ~ premises.
JAMES BOFn,
A lm'r on the era Of Michaef L0uf
enh VIII ann,zIsf.
PESSIVarOs LEt & RHNyrt. Atpf4egs
drr2. Nv Iruffr fnu AZ Nl
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Frldny. Innunry 4, Is0I.
Hob Printing.

wehave Oh the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
in the highest style Of the Art, and ON very
reasonable terms. Give us a call.
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A ny amount Of good wool wanted ct this
Office on subscription, ifbrought in SOON.
Good potatoes and winter apples will also
he taken on subscription.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

There will be meeting Of the Seneca
Land Company on Monday, at the Court
House in Tihin.
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Our Thanks are due II II souder fot
valuable New York papers. Mr.. s. hoi
been laying in a new supply Of Winter GOods
Furs, &c.
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DiscOntinued--The Post Office at Wat.
sons Cross Roads 10 this county has been
Discontinued, and mail matter designed for
that point is sent to West Independence
Advertiser
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Forcst station.

Trains on the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East, 4:3Oa. m, and 3.53p m. Going West
1856 a. m, and 1881 p. m.
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THE pain KILLER
Cnmtion.

The fhhlle Hl ho cautious that they get the eshuhS
Palq klst, ., some urp'ingiralsd men s's thsta
ceive the commra,ts, and inifnre unon the "'tfid1
Marx" ofPeHy ..stis. Any nrFson iound trlihr 4
.Pan killsr' and not Of The Eenpiae mgnhAeptsd NJ
law
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The Next Term Of the Tifin Unior
Schools commences on Monday the 9TH.
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
Thi splsasaut eonieotou aud successful exiermlna.
tor ofSn kinds Of Intestinal Worms Is fast taking the
place OF al the nauseous Vemiuges which have so
long been IN use They cnntain No MERcURY---ars
perfectly harmless, pleasant to the taste, and ell
cae'ous In all cases. Ask for
MATTHEW'S CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS.
No Cathartio ~hSteveris Necessary to be given)
For sale by l. l.. 81. John 4 Co., Dubois & 20. aud
]. +. MaTqnardt.
aus9lily Al. MATTHEWS, BufFalo, NY
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IVA reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
will be made for Cash
The space Oceupied by 10 lines Of the type eomPo'ng
the body Of the advertisement will be considsred
square
All transient dverisements, together with Admins
u dion Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices. must be
pdd iorin advante.
Advertisements Inserted for indefinite time will
De charged for until orderedo ont
When yearly Advertisements arc inserted, one or
moIe changes will be allowed.
For Sale at this Office.
One Full schoar,hipiu the Eclectic College Of Medi'
o cine, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tue above will be sold very cheap for Cash
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Nouee q herehy gives ihat the tubschbofs have
aseu saQoipisd ana qualfed q Exeeuiofi on The ~.
deeealed. lOuN KNoX,
De- se leoo'-Sg WILLIAM sAKER
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Timn I'riccs CmrFenl.

[Oouected weekly by ]. shrver, deaeT In Dry Goods
Groceries, CArpetiugs, Boots and shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. And purohagsr or every leseript
Of Grain aud Produce for CFth.
WHEAT--O.Q5al.oO .oOo
COHN- (shelledl33.
DO Gan soc,
H9E--O0G75,
BARLEY--OOa75.
OATa-2O q 52e
PorAToEs-.2Oa95
FLAX3gED-S0.0.O81 90,
burrER-- l2dOOe
LARD-8c
TkLLOw--0c.
SMoEEn n IlfNs--I0nlfo.
do sings AND sHOULDERs- O9le.
PfcELED PoHK--g ave
CLOVER SEED-Sf,O0.94 %.
BEESwAN--00995o.
fE fEsTHEHs--fOd0Oc.
RAOs--2c.
GAEGN HfuEs-5c D6iS
OEt do iOc.
Eoos-l2e. dozen.
Timothy seed,-l75Rn
DREssRB Il0a3, S5,2jdJ,7j.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

The following persons have paid The a.
mounts opposite their aenes.es subscription
10 the Tinin TsfnrNEi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

and one copy 70 the gctter up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
mont by paying up Oh areaages
Snecimcn comics sent free
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Firemen's FRir--This institution is still
in full blast at the Wigwam and draws full
houses every night. The fremcn, we think,
have no reason to complain Of the liberality
of our citizens In sustaining this Gu nterprisc.
The immense stock Of goods is being rapidly
sold or distributed in gift enterprises. The
lucky udventurer hears off theprize in triumph
and pronounces Fairs wonderful institution
while those whom Fortune does not favor
"grin aud bear it'' "a fool for luck >" &c.
is the consoling remark Of many The
Fair will close sometime this week.
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PROVISIONS.
Hams and Bacon.
Flour and Potatoes,
Butter, Lard, Eggs, &c.
III. A. BUSKIRK & BRO
Estrays Tnken 1twI

faksn uR o. he I7th day 0f Dee, 1e6Of al si}sv.
IN EleR township seneea couniy, o. b. The suscfi.
bsT who there resides two Cows, oohiaon sizo ons
Feaa eoiof supposed q be years od, aud tie others
marks Or hFanis Psrceivabie
dse2stw yAcOB sATsBL.
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Timn Retail Market.


corrected weekly, by II. A. BUsKIRK X Bro
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Groceries and pro
luce oc allkinds, She whan's Rloek Tifln OIL
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New Years Day was a very pleasant
one il Tilin and all seemed to eni'y it. It
was clear, beautiful day. Nature smiled
propitiously on the dawn Of the New Year,
and, we hope, marked the beginning ofa bet
ter era in many heart Old 1860 is no more
Let us forget his faults and cherish his yir.
tues, and, for the futurd, resolve to live bet
ter and do more good than heretofore. Our
coubtry is nt present distracted and divided.
Things look gloomy for the future, but with
a firm adherence to the right and an abiding
trust in the God Of Battles, who rulcth TIE
storm, may we not hope that the clouds will
blow over and the dark tempest subsido.-
May the setting sun of 1861, now young and
vigorous, see happy, prosperous and united
people.
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TAKE NOTICE.
TO all whom ii may Con.
Germ.

All persons knowing themselves
thath has besu standing ouusf t31 q .-ontss viii ind
q 20 their intsfsstto eau aud settle Tie sane imsd
sleyl Nitheut reserve as hoshd 20 settle 81 aud
90 pnain2st hefsaNefqn ne Cash Esd Ready Pay
hyiiem- fouif AsspssifaIiy,
Tias.Ass 0o-r e. a. NEhK
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Road NOti6e,

The stoekholdefsof the TiAn \ Ooeoh PLANK
H0ad Company are hereby notifad that the Aanaal
Mealiug Of iald compauy viii be hsldet tbe Amofi.
eah House Ia Melmofs on
Monday tho ssth Of Januafy, lsGI,
for The pnpose Of seetne Directors for said Company
for the enlning year, a 20 Transact tach stbef fa
nels O. asay be biougih heiors me uttlhe
"A fri attendance 10 10 efptctln NJ aolioiteds
dsc2s4w ISAAC ARNOLD. PFstldeui.
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Tiffiu aFrrklp Tribaut.
Local and Miscellaneous.
sondpsky, Dayton a Cincinnati II. R.

Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati Il. r..
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station as follows;
Going South. Going North.
Miail,....ll.50A Mail......4:5O T n
N. Y. Ex. ..ll;40 rN N. Y. Ex.. $40 A n
way Fr't Mondays, Way Frt. Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Thursdays and
FRIDAYS. .4:55r " Saturde. ... 7rN
Tbro. Fr. Daily 3 an Thr'o FRI Daily Pm
clyde station.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows; Going East
Bufhlo Ex 6.33 m, N. Y. Ex 5A2 y m.
ding West, Thr'o. 1856 a. m, Chi. Elk. 10:
80 p. m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

tB-That ttheTRIBUNE has the larg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County. "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-04

WALKERS "sURE CURE" FOR THE PILES.
Warranted = Curt or money refunded.
For Salsby Dubois Co, Sole Agents for Tifin,
%, decli.lOw
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Terms Or SUBSCRIPTION.


As an inducement 10 getting up Clubs, VIC
offer the TunUNE at the following ratesi
Clnh Of G 1 rcnr In ndrhnrn aI a. nnrh
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IRON xAou STATE.

hides. tls3c- y n Tslo~ ssSic p q, Pslts, asSsss.
each Calf Skins. 71sc. 10.
best large fat Second quality inciudes the beS
grass salei Cows and the best three
Old Steers OrcusIy consists Of Bulls and the refuse Of ot
SnsErExa includes Cosset and when those Of ineEice
quality thrown cut.
There were % cars over Grand Trunk snd Eastern 2s
road ls over the Boston and Lowell and % the Fitch
burg - -
RsAARks--Tho number Of Cattle and Sheep brought In y
large as last but sdded 70 those kept
supply IL sufficient for the demand Oxen sod rather b
than last aud Of rather quality put In
price, which 10 eqayaleat 10 rise Of rs censs FER
A. there few Western Northern de.e ho
on Tor higher prices morrow but viii not be likely TO
As owing Day the market win Be broken Sheep scs
about the same.
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As.~pork DAILY Gribm,t6
COMMERCIAL .MATT,ER.g
TEuasn.y Ca. Or

THURSDAY, Sept DIX
The general trade Of the week has not proved a. us,
factory in some departments bad been sncioa,ad :
AID moro dullness was observed ia Domestic Cotton.
than for long period. The partial resumption Of ,ro
ducon in the manufacturing districts has broue mo-
the market many lots Of goods held BY spscula,a,-
who are not disposed to await the uncertainty Of f,n,
prices, and in some instances important concsssoo, =,
values have been made. Our manufacturer. sannos
for any great length Of time continue production from
their present stocks of Cotton. Otherwise In the eebs
state Of the market, they would lose MI the advance
which they have gained the past two months. Eves
now, 1t probable that they will incur heavy losse
for time. While we do not believe the stocks d
goods on hand whether IN the chief centers or In the
great INTERIOR be equal to threefourhs of the reg
uar demand for consumption and expectation for the
next twelve months; yet the stocks at present ars
greater than the demand and II production is contu-
ued, prices, for time at least, will be depressed,
even If the raw material advances. Through.
out England and the Continent O general
system Of short time has been adopted as the only
present alternatives and the general belief exists th
many Of the mills will be obliged TO close during the
approaching Winter. That England IN her gress
efforts to obtain supplies from other sources-Inds.
Africa, Brazil, &c.wil accomplish great results, ID
patent TO all; but so great undertaking cannot 10
in dav The cotton trade of that conn.
trv fr ouorter Of eenturv has rested chiefly ON IN.
npplv of America and even with the greatest energy
in stimulating production in other parts of the world
il would require years to 20 change the production and
accustomed channels of commerce to become indie
pendent of our crop. When we consider that nearly
eightyve per cent Of the cotton worked 10 Europe IA
American, and the machinery of the mills cannot 10
adapted, except at great expense and labor, 70 Vi
working exclusively the short staple we can approx
mite TO realization OF the difficulties oil their Positoas
BY referring to the cotton circulars Oh ias' steamer
the following facts are SHOWN; .
s,.t ~ cation in Iiv,-pool SEN, 1851 -
Consumption Of AIae an cotton ard export from I.na "a
The present stock cf American cotton II consumed By
the N Of pecemSeI, Ss.' %oula ony auoW says
The present sock Of American Is less year
q the present "o"n cm he b a. s.n,au,
Der 70 the 5lst Of Decemte 1891. ga. sP~aa Of 5000
te tSe BIS. DeesmSer' i5so WA sboat
It;s supposed that the sunply from the East Indi
may reach including present stoc about GOO 900 bals
By the from Bombay the stock of cotton
reduced to 900 bales and could not be repenisbtt
10 any extent until sffer the termination of the r
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WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM

xNHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL CON-
w PANY. by 1t. deed dated the hst day Of December
oSs Of st. IoS County 10 BOOK No al page S and also
b, deed dated The said 6t day OF December 1852
IN book No 80 @ couhrmaory Of and snpps
msets to said dr., deed ala convey WlLTlAM M0-
tue following desc bed real estate situated Ia block No. III Of
the City Of st. louis and d scheed a. iollows;
tone feet on avenue by one hundred and my feet
10 DEPTH and bounded south 6J Washington east 6y
Joseph Tsion sDd ksown a, survey NO Ss and west by
Seventh street Second certain lot piece OF ground situate
In said block cenians about co ?, the same %O
a. SsS be the 1Rs S % oa Sss made an
to The town Of s. ISSi by William csri.,y No 81
bounded the west By No % d out By Chrry On toe
.SS ss 's ssS Sa Co:
rnsde TO sad Mori.oo bedsu spd peh ~ trust 70
the payment certain bonds therein described 1oan.
Of i've hundred dollar each payable la tan y-As from tbe h
day q psss@Se eighteen HUNDRED and Iy 30 rssr
ally that date. all payable the Bans OF Commerce Ia
ssd he a: es Or ss
o. should become due snd resia unpaid Tor thirty days
the maturity thereof hs then By reason such dclaa hs..a
sss:s ::S tas. lie a.ts Gs%p.sy 's s - Ssisrs
amounting three hundred and eight thousand dollars upon all
Of which The o,rre, becoming sae the ', day
,hss thirty dsys and .l unpaid although some or all Of &c
Noe. thsr efore, we, WILLIAM NJ. MORRISON. EDWARD
BREDsLL aud FRANKLIN A. DICK Trustees. as sfoessid
log said bonds snd q With the Sroysoas Of SAID
deeds will the twenty second day Of October sshtesn hun
hs forenoon and ave IA the sersoon that day. the
east from. door Of the Court Hoose In the city Of st Louis m.
cash public veudue tho hshs., bidder, ia order g pay
TO the holders Of said bonds hs amounts due thereon ssd any
:.i deeds ossE.r With i. ss
F FSxNsGls sa T. Dick ; r'''''''
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phi,.sc,phia C.,.le rrarke.-srrr. as.

There much better supply OF Reef Cattle this week th<
Offering. anoubng 70 $50 bead che demand good ssS
prices remained about the last quoted Ordipny sns
COED nom 81 ss ioc n, and prime and ext" ct nS~
Ga Is to x8se
saEEr-The supply Of Sheep unusually largo amount y
to 73so head ali Of which we're sold at from Sie !" "
TO condition. 81 - a. a n
head at from 81 81 Is for sted, sEd tes 20 1''" 0
fed. The market was lively. =. III
Al from S22 20 d ID each, 10 quality.
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AMERICANS ABRoap.--The following Is LET %
Americana registered at Gun g. Co.'s American ane
General Agency, No. 10 Strand, London, w. U, !"
the week ending, September IA, 1861;
M, M H. Psfon, EewYoihi Mr. John Whit New sGsss
NJ iaha NJ T,btt NewYo,k; Mr. Edesrd ovinson New
w M, NJ n IT, Archer. New.yorki Mr. wm tioteaos
Nav YORK, MI D. IL Burks, New Orleans Mr. H. l. asiss
NJ oresnsi Mr.. A. Wallace, Weshingon Mt j. haInS~'
Wsshinsson; Mr.. Geo y. Leach, Philadelphia
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legal Noiltss.

CUPREME COURT-ORANGE COUNTY
- JAMES SMITH auils, GILBERT II. CLARk.-ro
GILBERT H. CLARK: You hecby summoned and ,equifs
the ooupdt a. thi, sction, which this day hled
OF the Jlek q the County Of Oange 1T Goshen
said County and Ia copy Of your snswe to Tue said
County NewYoIk within twenty days AfoF the service Of
this you eHeudve Of the day Of such service aud
N you fall 20 AusweT complaint within the time aofe-
sad the plaintiff la his action will take Judgment sgens, you
oF hs som OF Aryen hundrod and dollars with inter
e., from The 18th day Of May thousand ezh hundred aud
fnyseveo tlt5 AID $500 fom June ~ IJoi besides
the costs OF t5i, actou.--nsted, July |, 1861.
SHARPE a. W1SFlELD. Plaintia's Attoseeys
Auy0
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Cambr;dre Ca,,Ie m.rket.

hEroRrED EoR THz n Y. TNBrNE, NJ GEo. Rurr
"WEDNESDAY, Sept IS 1tS1
Whole number Of Cattle uaTset slls about Bssss.
and 22 Stores consisting Of Working 0rsn Mich Cows ssA
one two, and three yesr.o lds
PRiCks OF MARKET BEgrExtrs sea % IS; 6ryt guzhsS
&5 IS; ,econd quality, S6i third quality, -
PRIoKs oy srosn CkrTLA-Workins oxen, per pair toas
$50 to 1906 Cows and Calves from s21 SIS to Sss, YeU
hngs, Gtsi rwoyesrolds Slar; Three year ods else
3 =.
Sheep Lambs MARKET prices In ios 81 rs sl a.
escei sxra, 80 81 IS ea6i, 80 IS. 90 from 10
Spring LAMBS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27

The falling of of the exports Of Domestics up to In
present time as compared with last year including h,
shipments from all the ports has been large, anOuor
ing to nearly $4,000 packages equal TO Onethd OF ov
shipments during that period last year.
A detailed review Of the Dry Goods mar Sct =
prepared for THE SEaI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27

Taoops IN ILLrsors.-There are In Camp Butler
Springfield, 2a76 infantry and 2,ioS cayalry-so'a's
.5si men. The men are completely uniformed a.
equipped as coon as they into the service