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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19
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FRIDAY EvEEEe, January IS.
aoGs-rhe receipts were quite light to-day and
sies we're s. ave- Vo ao PouSGs $ 81 LGO sop
fattsd, per cental grgsst s9 l9o tS arrive next s
PROVisiONSSA continued buoysnt market
az t6is Tafe and A the close good City brands could
INST be bought below SIT, ard not much Offering at
loose, with sales Of 10 COO pOunds, and loo hhds I'd
at 6Ssc, for shoulders and SIC, for Sides packed.
ne latter rate was offered and refused for lot Of
Sides, ready for delivery pew. Lard z wanted at
closing decidedly firm, with continued bugyaney,
GRoOERIEs---The market is firm and the de.
hRds Sugar az esc for nftror 5S@6c ior com
mon to iair, and 61f97e t9r good i fair to choice.
ana GIP5sSs aso for @ & & n &c LANDING Il goUd De-
n,and for Coffee with sales Of 400 bags at l39l3@c
FToURs fiS Tue market mari Is unchanged a limited de-
mand only and the market is dull at "a 30 for super
fine, and 81 Soel 70 for lew extras, and "a so@5 rs
WHisKYIA coed demand, and prices &c, higher:
sales Of 500 brls at l38@l3sc, the latter rate for
WHEAT There is q good shipping demand for
vance our quotation Is obtained. Prime red is in
fair demand at Sll 03, and for choice 81 05 spaid
White is seIiing at 81 Os@l III sales 600 bush white
CoRE+-Ear is in light supply and good demand at
33Q35c the latter rate is paid at the lower DepOts
sheued is in good demand OF ss94Oc. for mixed and
white, in bulk: sales 400 bueh. mixed shee at $50
in bulk, and we understand LOCO bush. white sold
esoKTs-Th receipts aroiarge ana the market 1.
bulk sales 5e bush! choice IN sacks on the Land
ing Ct t 30S 90 do 90; az SO9o sS0 do DO a. 29c
at 62@6sc for prime; sales 200 bush at &c at Depot
| BABLEY-The market is dull but we have nc
change to notice IN pTSeS We pSto q PT@S fall a
prints Western spring at e2@s5c Inferior samples
| are qnsaleable ..-,..l.t! -, lli u -.
ard the demand fdr 1t good ~ sl3ail pei tun ii
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET- Thursday,
Jonuary 1.-THE Cattle for this week 8
market came in very scattering, and pro-
duced some arrangement in the sales. They
should all be here on Tuesday morning at
latest, as the FIRST market day is usually the
best. Only 1000 head were here to begin
with, the remaining 1000 coming in at IN
tervals up TO nearly. noon of Wednesday
Probably the first arrivals sold better on this
account.
At least the market was quite lively at its
opening, especially while any good Cattle
were to be had. Trade was rather dull yes
teIdsy, medium and common Cattle selling
about So per head lower than the day before
Quite loss was sustained upon lots coming
in late, as first. class buyers had supplied
themselves. The prevailing rates for good
butchers steers We're 9N@l0c.-a few head
Of premium animals brought ll@l2c. There
was wide range in prices, the Nscallawag
class selling at less than 7c. The genera
quality of the Cattle was not good. AL
we're finally disposed of. Sheep are plenty
and Soc. per head cheaper. Hogs are selling
es fnst as they arrive, at an advance of neal
Ac Der pound. f..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

A MoTHER AND CHILD FROZEN TO DEATH.-
Mrs. Ellen Lannon, of La Sale, ILL.,, lost her
way on New-years night and was frozen to
death, together with her unborn babe, while
her husband was entertaining company at
home
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

THREE MEN DRowEED.--A sailor fell
through hole into the river at San Fran
cisco one night last month comrade who
went forward to helf him out, also fell in,
end third, in going to the assistance of the
ether two met the same fate,
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THE DAILY PRESS.
-
LANUARYT6
THR TnREE sKATERs.

=
b LIKE clouds they scud across the ice,
His hand nolds hers as IN, IN Ii vice i,ovr hair
Of.handaome Madge and Rupert Glare.
The ice resounds beneath the steel;
IL sroans to feel hie spurning heel
while ever with the following wind
A shadowy skater fits behind.
uWhy skate We thus so far from landf
Oh Rupert Clare, let go my hand
cEn not see can not hear
The wind about Us means with fear"
His hand is stiffer than vice,
J. His touch is colder than the ice,
His face is paler than the moon
That paves with light the lone lagoon
"oh Rupert Glare, feel-I trace .s
A something awful in your face
{ You crnsh my hand-yOu sweep me on
Until my breath and sense are gone ~
His grasp ia sitter than vice,
e His touch Is colder than the ice;
She only hears the ringing tuoe
OF skates upon the lone lagoon.
HOh, Rupert Glare sweet Rupert Clarel
For Heavens mercy, hear my pTayerl
i could not help my hear, you Kn9"-
Poor Willy Gray-he lov0s me so J."
His grip is sitter than vice,
His lin is bluer than the fcei
While ever thrills the ringing tune
OF skates along the lone lagoon.
uoh Rupert Clare whers are your syes?
The rotten ice before US lies s.I
You bastard Loose your hold, l say /
o. Godl Where are you, Willy Gseg y
A shrek that seems to split the sky--
A wilder light in Rupert's eye rt
She can nOt-can not loose that grip
His sinewy arm is round her hip
But like an arrow on the wind
The shadowy skater scuds behind;
The 1.-THE ice rises to tho stroke
OF steel-5hOd heels that seem to smoke.
He hurls himself upon the pair-
He teams hIs bride from Rupert Glare
His fainting Madge, whose moist eyes sayI
All here, at last, is Willy Gray
The lovers stand with heart to heart
" no more they cry, "nO more TO partl"
But still along the lone lagoon
The steel skates ring ghostly tuhel
And in the moonlight, pale and cold,
The painting lovers still behold
The self appointed 5aClih
Skating toward the rotten ice
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

Fiatula AMI Ano Treated

AD knife or LiRature, BY q new, simple and peoq.
linr method Of treatment, discovered by himself
tended with complete success N every case. pI,
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati foT the
last five years and the afflicted that
the above Il no humbug. For further infOrmat
tos apply at his once and residence, No. 80 Wet4
ssyenf ST., Cincinnati Oos0-u
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FREScH YIEw OF SEoEssIoE.-T Paris
Preese says: "For the American Union sep
aration is suicide; il is murder Of great
nation and great principle. France can not
lerd hand TO this snicide and this murder" /"
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ern, IsN; do. Guaranteed siA; Harlem, 1873; New
York Central, 7a35;a pennEylyRnia, 7Sj Pacific MAIL
20; Hudson, lsa Michisad- Cen trai, b116; Galena
and CHICAGO 7lH HFieaB9As Missouri Skies, 60;
Vircinia III. United Sfataa FiSea OF 'BS. o. -
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st GBy Tslsgraph.l

NFw YoRK, January l3.-Stocks irregu-
lar and generally lower; Chicago aud Rock Island,
as&; BEADING, 46; Bonds, 80; Cleveland aud Toledo,
SSA; Illinois Central Scrip, s6Ai Michigan South
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

Boston recently feasted the State Legisla-
tuTe, on which occasion they averaged, not
withstanding the Msine-law, two bottles
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19
Great Discovery!

II ING RESTORATIVE-A SURE CURE
IA FOR THE EOORSuMP rI0N The undersigned
takes great pleasure In announcing 20 the public
that he has discovered sure for this dreadful
disease, which has carried so many to premature
grave This Medicine Is purely vegetable, has given
the ampest satisfaction to all those whe have taken
it, which causes me to repose in IL the greatest con
hdence. 1t braces the nerves, gives tone 70 the
stomach, btren gthens the organs of digestion, and
relieves that languid, sinking condition OF the
preshion Of the chest aud difnoulty Of breathing,
produced by long suffering 1t expels dimness Of
Of the back and olns In fact this is the best
MediciBe ever offered to the public TO be assured
proof Of my conddence In It, n the patient is not
better after giving IL trial, will refund the msDey
Milton-st Also for sale At T. MARSH's Drug,
store, south -eAst corner Sixth st. and CentraaV.
country by Express, on receipt Of 81 50 Address
jazz VIM, A, CROSS, ~ Milton-st, Oin., o.
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Ruled Bill-head Paper.

0On REAMS 2, 4, AND 8 TO
AOO sheet-a fne quality of Paper,At -
~" pi'0'' NIXON, OHATEIELD WOODS,
no2l "a and 10 Waluut-st
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LEVI BROWNS GOLD PENSl

m lRYI BROWN WAS THE FIRST NAM
lML UFACTURBR Of Gold Pens in the United
States and Is dstinEushed for the superiority Of @
workmanship, Pens for sale by - 100 o
Jyll-H q West Fourth St
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

EXCHANGE AND LOAN OFFICE,
No. ISIS sysamOre-st., between Fourth and Fifth.
Money loaned on, Goods of all kinds, and all Un-
current Money bought and sold. Deaf forget the
place-l3a Dycamore. .rs.. Ia. ja8-x
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INSURANCE.
CHO1CES
gIRST-CLASS INSURANCE.
BIZ THR
.ETNA INSURANCE co
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated IS1B.-Cbsresr PsrpssaaAa
0ass CSpstel Enlarged Hail s AaagavE
Of nOIEaFSH

A 6ENCT EsTABLISBEB IN CTN6NA3
IN, MATT in 1895 aDte-dating all present l0cat
insurance companieG and agencies IN the insuraneG
business In this city, Thrty-iVe yeeFs' constants
duty here, combined with wealth. experience enteFA
prise and Hberality, especially commend the Ht16
Insurance Company to the favorable patronage a
this community-standing solitary aud alone, tk8
sole surviyer and living pioneer ofCtnoinos uncss-
writer's Of 1925
The largest loss ever sustained by any inseTAnsa
company at one fire IN Ohio waE by the Htna, az
Chilcothe april, 1859, and amounted to Slll, ,0 ess
meBtly paid prior to thirty days after the fre.
Losses paidip Cincinnati during the past six years.
zzRA zRE
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"I"HuI0OsuIvIV auu potlIoI5 N
Wall Papers and WindOw-shades

nUR STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS
" has been Manufactured expressly for this mar
ket. Our styles are all new, and prices much lower
than ever before offered in this city. se25-ay
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RooFrNGI RooFINGi
Camargo Manufacturing Co.,

Q. H. BRRHEAAN, H. n. BRENGMAA, B.F. sREEEMAs
Philadelphia. Cincinnati, Lancaster.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
| ICm sECEssIoN LErrEn.

We are permitted TO make the following
extract from letter, written by lady in
Tucker co., Va, to her cousin in Bloom tp.,
Seneca co. We publish it just as it is writ
ten;
"you say any fool would be for the un.
ion think 40 myself don't dispute your
word at ALL, think IL is the fools that is for
the union, don't suppose any sensible per.
son would woni 10 live under oLD ABE Lin.
coins government for he is not ft to make laus
for the people thot live in (Alrica) you want
ed to know how we all celebrated the fourth
and whotwe done with the DEoLERAuoN Of
INprrENpENoE We cooked for the southern
soldirs all day and you bet we had II capitol
time we enjoyed our selves MOST SPLENDID
and as for the declaration Of Independence we
are going 10 leave that for the republicans TO
DECIDE when LlsCoLS goes on with his grand
Government awhile; almost every wong man
has lon Tucker and gone 10 the army YOU
wanted 10 know whot army they went IN the
southern Of course; you said there was yong
man wanted 10 know It black hearted re-
publican cauld HUo me | would iust as leaf
have black snake around me as a black re.
pubiicans ARM and il You have no nicer young
men up there aud can use no better language
than that one does, II you want TO get him
killed Just send him down perhaps Jelf Dayis
viii be getting up from the lower regions
about that time aud he will straiten him out
for you; suppose from whatyou letter says
that you don't keep secessionists up there
think il is q blessed fne thing that you don't
il the secossionists were 10 come up there they
would not leave a black republican between
there and purcatorY / am sorry TO think the
yankees have no better sense than 20 think
that they can conquer the south aud whip il
back in the union when there is no uncn they
bet sr Just give up for tho south will not be
subdued and so Think the north had better
give it up at once before they get all there
men killed / suppose you heard Of our sue
cess at Manassas Junction, was not that
great victory the south is fighting for their
rights and the north has not got sense enough
to know what they are fighting for lpoor peo-
pie pity them) Nancy / would like very
much to see you but / suppose if you don't
come back ill the seeodeTs are whipped out Of
here i will never see you: for | have good
hopes that the south will gain its indipend-
enoe."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
An Appeal to the Patriotic PeO-
pie Of Seneca!
Blankets, shirts, Drawers, a =, want
ed for the Suffering SoldiersI


FrLLow CITIZENS OF SENECA CovNTY;-
Governor Dcnuison has issued the follow
ing string appeal to the people Of Ohio, which
will explain itself;
STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPART-l
MENT, COLUMBUS, Oct, IL, 81.
To The Military Committee ofhs State
The Quarter Master General of the
United States, by his official scircular,
dated Oct. ], 1861, communicates the
fact that the Government cannot supply
a sufficient number of blankets to meet
the wants Of the volunteer army.
The appropriation by our Legislature,
in aid of the United States, having boon
exhausted, the State authorities are COM
PEELED TO rely chiefly upon the General
Government, to clothe and in other re-
spects provide for the comfort of Ohio
Volunteers.
The inability of the Federal authorities
to furnish blankets to our soldiers, whose
health and efficiency arc threatened,
leaves no alternative to your State Ex-
ecutiyo but a direct appeal to the pco-
pie.
In addition to the duty with which you
are already charged, to old in the procur
ing of blankets for recruits, you are here
by specially and most earnestly directed
to solicit contributions from the people
Of your respective Districts for our volun-
teers in the field and TO supply defcien-
cies in camps, You will appeal to them
without delay, will lreceive all donations
of woolen shirts, drawers, socks, gloves
and blankets, and will purchase, at rea-
sonable rates, all the blankets which in
your judgment will be serviceable, seleo-
ting such as are nearest the army stand
ard. You will communicate to me the
names and places Of residence of all the
donors, and will forward to the Quarter
Master General at Columbus, all the
goods youm0y receive or purchase.
l will not doubt prompt and gener-
Gus response to your appeal. The many
and cheerful contributions Of the people
Of Ohio TO our noble army are the best
assurance Of their readiness to do all in
their power for its protection and sup
port,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
LITTER FROnILr. c. W. nARvEs.

taAsA l.AA 4 tAOh n g - W. A.AAA " Airs
BlLroS, Va, Oct. llli, 1861.
DrAn BHorHgRi
Again has IL dcvolvcd upon me 90 mpart
the painful fact that death, in the shape Of
the destroying fever has taken from our
ranks one Of the best and iruostmcn that now
OF over belonged to our company.
The Steward OF the Post Hospital at Oak
land just passed through this place on the
train, bringing the ucws OF the dcccaso Of
Charles Rlush, WHO has for SOM, time bocn
thought, and probably written about by all
here as out or dunger, but such is the chsrae
ter Of the dccetlul fever, that appears to be
sent as an especial curse upon our company.
Already has it taken three good mcn, aud has
several iuore In ia clutches. The sad news
is apparent in the gloomy couu'cannoes Of
an here, Tor he aud his brother had won, for
their unyaryng good conduct, the love and
esteem Of all, both officers and mon. The
EXPIRE ssion comes from every ono, he is thc
best we had" ! shall leave il with yon to
break the news TO his parsuts, rs l don't
know their name Tell them the whole
company mouras with them the untimcly
death Of their soa. Give them to understand
that Jake is considered to be entirely beyond
anxiety.
But will write no moro Of that, for II
makes mo feel very unpleasant,
We are havnga great deal Of rainy wealth
er, the water was never known so high in tht
creeks as it was short time since; but, Il
judge from present appearances, it will soon
be nothing strange, for it is raining as ifit in
tended to keep on for some time.
We have received orders to leave this place
as soon as we are paid oG. The paymssteI
was through here the middle of the week and
said he would let us know to-day when hS
would be here, and the Capt has gone tC
Cameron, six or seven miles from here, to the
telegraph office, to get the dispatch. Wher
he returns, which will be in an hour or two
we shall probably know Tor certain when we
shall get our pay, which l dou't think will
be later than the middle Of next week. Hc
is now paying the Reg't of at New Creek
where we shall 60 as soon as we leave here.
don't know what effect it will have upon
mo to 60 back to camp life, but you can rest
assured that shall take good care Of mysel IT.
for | know too well the character Of the dis
ease that have to contend with, TO be care
less OF my health.
Oct. l2.-The Capt. returned last night, he
found no dispatch, but that does not alter
my opinion. l understand that the body Of
Charley Raueh is on its road to Tilin Sc
that will relieve you ola very disugreeable
duty. but it is almost meal time and shAl
have to quit
The shop boys hero are all we'll.
Wri soon,
CHAS. W. BARNES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
WIN. DENNISON,
GoVernor ofOhio.


The undersigned, to whom this appeal is
more pa rticularlY directed. take this early
method Of loying it before the people Of Sen
eca, with the assurance that the response win
be prompt, generous and spontaneous and
worthy Of the cause in which we are engag.
ed. In the name ofour suffering soldiery,
who are facing death and danger on the field
to protect your alters and dearest rights, we
appeal to you. There is no time for delay
Winter is approaching and the State finds IT,
sci unable TO furnish these necessary artioles
now. Tue people must the. efore make the
saerifee-our soldiers must not suffer
Every one is personally appealed to, to do
what he can; but, in order to systematize th
work. the following committeeman are desig-
mated in the Several townships whose special
duty il shall be to divide the territory and
thoroughly canvass It for contributions:
OoNHlrrEEss
ADAMs T TowNsniP --IsaAe Stlwill, Levi
Coup, saml. IL. Smith, Abner Minis.
BLoon-Jae Hossler, Jas. Boyd, Henry
OpAi n D. % otiitlrfs
Bio srmsd-- A. ]. Saunders. d. NJ. Arndt,
Peter Brayion,J j. Kanney and Dr.. Herman.
CusroN-T. W. Egbert, Leander COe, Hi
ram MeClellAnd, D. c. stoner
RpEN- I,apl RiehaFds, Wan, Flesb 7, j..
Thornton, Noah seitz.
HorEwELL- ohm N. shaull, Benohi Rho
reri John Britt, VIM. King 0If
JAcKsoY- Emanuel Hampshire, Enoeh
'rrunlbo, Isunc Miller, Daniel Cox. s
LmERTT-Barney Zimmerman, Jonathan
Cessna, Abram Ash, Danl Lyuch.
LouDos-PhIip Byers, Owen Fanuing,
Peter Ebersole, John Friteher.-FosroRIA.
C. W. Foster, John Wallace, Martin Kingseed
W. 7 Histe.
PIrAsAAr--R. r. Titus. Geo. Abbott. G.
W. Lutz, VIM Holiz.
REED--A. G Baker, Timothy Weed, JAS
cronkite, Michael Beard
sopIo--E. 4. sliekDsy. Paul Bollinger,
w, ] lCrissell, John swieart, John S. Smith.
sFNEcA--J H. BrinkerhoR, Robt. BYrne,
Adam Wnlhelm, Dir Mccormick.
TnoMrsoS-John W. Paine. sanil. Horner.
E. J. Welker, John worleY.
VENIor-H Henry childs, Sand J. Seed, J..
W. Carson. d. C. Meyer
TiFFN-lst Ward, J. II. Pitlenger, John
Loesser. 81 Ward, Mich. Krsll, benjamin
Kaup.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
RECRUITING REGULATED.

According to the late order Of The Adju-
tant General, ne one is allowed TO recruit for
companies hereafter TO be organized, unless
he first receive certificate Of rseommendA
lion frcn, the county Military Committee, go
to Columbus and got mustered in as Second
Lieutenant. This rule will be Tobserved in
all cases and officers Of regiments have no
longer power 70 issue recruiting permits, but
may only recommend for appointment. /
will be worse than useless for any one to at
tempt 20 recruit for new companies, in viola
uon Of this order. An squads Of men, now
raised must go into some Of ue companies
already organized, or come under the new
regulation. Its the duty Of the Committee
sosee shat there Is no noauih orixed interGer-
enoe With legitimate reorultinp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
TIFF1N p. q. REGULATIONS.

TIFFIN =. q. REGULATIONS
CT Posto flee hours from A NJ to ~
PM
lJ-Muils for the train, North and South
will close 3 minutes before cur time An
letters should be mailed at least 30 minutes
before car time.
tz'- Letters and papers must be prepaid,
in order 10 insure transmission.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
MNi train passes Tinln; going South, at
9 45 A. NJ. Going North at 2:51 =. NJ.
Delaware, Marion and Upper Sandusky
Mail arrives by Hack Tuesdays and Fridays
at 7. M.-leaves the same day at 9 p. NJ.
Bucyrus and Melmore Mail arrives Mon.
days aud Fridays, ut p. M.--loaves, Tues.
days aud Saturdays, at A. M.
Republic aud Bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily, at A. M.-leayes at 4 r. NJ.
Fosiora Mail arrives by Hack, Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays, at IL A. Nj
leaves same day at ~ Z. NJ
Ft. Seneca Mail arrives. Tuesdays aud
Fridays, at 3 ?, M.-leayes same day at 4
p. NJ.
II. L. MCKEE, p. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18

BiHnkots sc. for the 5sth-on Men
day Maj. Lee came from HOrwalk and in
formed some Of our eitizens that the men Of
the 55th we're suffering very much for want
Of blankets. ThereupOn an impromptu meet.
log was held At Mr.. Stems effice and com.
mitlees aPpoited TO canvass each ward and
see what could DO done. The result was that
on Tuesday morning some 200 or 800 quilts,
eoverlets, eOmiorters, bla nkets, s e. were col
leeted together and forwarded by Maj. Lee to
Camp Mcclellan. This is the bright Kind Of
spirit aud we hope to see it manifested all
over the county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18

There are several companies oreaniaiae IN
this county foe the 55th Regimsnt, which are
not yet fun but which every iuteisstfcquires
should be filled within Few days. Towards
this one object We oughtto direct our united
energies. Let every inan so to work and do
what he can. II he cannot possibly 60 hlia
self to the war. let him Urge upen olhers the
ueccssiiy ofFehsg, The men are wanted now
and every days delay retarda ha progress Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18

enc tiio itih Oot. hy Rcr, m. Good,
SIC John q Norris 10 Mics Elizabeth H,h,
both Of scipio ip.
On The 18th inst, 10 this city, by Rev r.
Andrew Mt John vi. Hines 70 Mics Caro-
line Dvsbek, both of Mis- couuty,
Op The 18Th inst BY Rov, J, C Baughman
Mr Samuel s Arnold 10 Miss Sarah N.
Hosler. AR OF Seneca 90.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18

NEw YOKE, Oct !.
FLouR-sales off 600 bbls at So 20 65 80
for uper western So 45@5 20 for common
70 medium extra western; So ZOOS 50 for in.
ierior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHgAT-salesat 81 l6@si II.
RYE-Sales at 70M72c.
BARLET-Sales at SO.
Coax Sales $1,000 bu at55@56 for new
yelloW.
OArs-sales at34@35c for State, West.
orn and Canadian,
WHnRY-held 2lc.
PoRe-sales. l59b1ls At sI45o for mess
10 90 for prime
BlEF--sales at 81 OO@45O for country
primei % 5O@G OOior country mess
BEEy Hans Steady. Sales At sl4 00@sl5
90 for western.
Cur MEAm-Dull, at 44@5e Cor shoul-
defs, and Aa634c lor hams
BAcoE-Steady. Sales AZ &c.
LARD-Salea al SM9l1e.
BuFqER--A fair business doing at7@lO
for Ohio; l2ml4e for State,
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