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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

The next morning, August 29th, day ever
memorable TO those who witnessed or parti-
e1pated In this Sublime but terrible contest,
rose calm aud beautiful. This was Just what
the Iank wished =
Al 81 n. 81. the frigafe Wabash steamed
up. and ~ she passed Fort Clark. The "Stars
aud Stripes were waved three times
TO her from the parapet of the fort,
which she aeknow wiedged bv dipping her coli
ors. she then rounded 10, dropped anchor,
aud opened ire upcn the fort. She was Ina
mcaiatsly Joiaed by the Suscuehanna Cum
ls-rland aau Nsanesota in an incessant IRE of
she'll, which dropped thick and fast around
and in the fort The fort replied III
intervals. and the Susquehanna wa 5 yideut-
~ damaged, as she withdrew from the range
of the fort, and only fired two more shots
during the engagement, her place being sup
Piled by the Roanoke. Fort Clark now also
opened on Fort Hatteras, together with sey-
eral other land batteries, which they had
erected on shore, enc OF these. consisting
OF ride cannon, seemed TO pay particular at.
tention 10 as, and 10 they gradually got our
range, they came near hitting US several
times, 80 that We changed our position, and
!he guns were then turned on the fort. All
eyes were now turned on that gallant little
lort, lighting against such Desperate odds.
One continual stream Of shell fell upon It.
pat. still II does not fires What can
te the matter . Lock. there goes the fort
ag nn AGAIN. hut alas all tall far short.
The reason u now evident; they cannot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

But wh3t is that appearing on the fort -
white dag, surely those who were thar
morning 50 buoyQnt and 20 fun Of ioy and
nope II the prospect II beating the Yankees
cannot now be sr!cinc for peace, Yet it is so.
such 4 continual stream of shell was more
than the gallant llttle fort could stand the
hOIn b. proof had given away. and every she'll
ON played sad havoc among them So law
ing aside their pride, they yielded TO neces-
-ity, ana to prevent any more sacrifice of life
had resigned themselves To months iInprison-
ment, perhaps. in the loathsome deus of the
Ionlbs 1t was truly q humiliatinc sight
and one long TO be renlcrn bered by both par
ties. Every man within that little fort that
day rendered himself Il hero was. with
out doubt, one of the greatest lights OF The
age. TO us II was indeed sad to see men
like huron and sharp, of the navy, and like
Martin, Johnson, Gillian, Sparrow and
sharp, of the army, obliged to !ay down
their arms 10 a set OF Northern hireiinrs |
sincerely hope that every Village and namIet
throughout the South will be fully aroused
10 a stern sense OF their duty, and immedi-
atGly put forth their whole efforts To retrieve
the sad reyerses which we on that aay suf-
iered.
The fight lasted for a day and half. out OF
which time there were II hours of incnssant
hrIn@, during which time they threw some
/ or 5,tao shot and shell. After finding the
tort had surrendered. and that could be
OF no possible use, we left for Ocracoke to
! take on board the sad and weeping wives OF
the oniccrS now prisoners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

hLS DOLLARS EEWAKD.--Was stolen from
Il tie ence mpment, at lhe New Fair Grounds. On
4aors'ay night small Bay HORSE. god
Yo9i 10 mpIks recollected except & srar Oh one
Ap Also, PLAIN SADDLE. without hons
20 Any person returning said Horrs and Saddle
- " 1r. Sgttcrlaads Stable. or 10 uia ut the air
o'ooAds aili receive the above reward Of ten dol
N[s. r. PATTERSON,
~ I-JI' Surgeon \ battalion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10
Lest, sTHsAxEzas, Ae

| GOLD SPECTAeLE&-Uu Friday;
IL eept. 9Th on the south sile OF Main street, DO
Weea Mesers Keat, Paine & Cos AMI Mr. Pcyton
1ohAlyons Drug storo, pair Of lady,s col4.Inon
h"d spECKS, IN an old Morocco Case. The
"Adet yi4 receive liberal reward By leaving them
u Mr.. T. b. HI sipHKEI
s. -o1 %7% Jeweiry Store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10
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VAR ID --Ranaway frolo tho subscriber.
ca Tue 9th instant. yienna Virginia Ma
la,to boy named SAN Said Boy u about % years
OF age, ) feet or d inches high. lie had on Mhsu
ne len pair OF white osnabarg pants and checked
shirt no coat s rather slow spoken; NO partacu.
lar lsarss rene enabered
The above reward will BE- given for sufseisrs
proef 20 convict any white pcFscu OF sasstine sad
DOLLARS win be paid foe bis safs delivery vithsr
to myself or in any jail where can get him
A x. TRiHDLl
an lin OF the ID keg't a u yoaA
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EDUCATIONAL.

>,.s,,.-r.rIo> Al. .-~w~ NJ C. RICE expects
1i'' .s,,,,e the ,iates of her School lst Of Sep
II ), II esh street. between ~ and 2L
tea1e@' 'ss.i,v aud integrity which have chnyisr.
Iae ,b' ,seharse Of her duties more than three
viii s BE n"asd as .das 5al 1aSs1 q. .as 'sa" Ssss
ss'es,, I'd our country, rs oficers. Cadets aad
ee'e :. no we're her pwplis four or fsve YEAR,, ill
PrFS'oH f - ar Ia Also ladies oi the highest
!se So 90 a.d standing ia Virginia aud Kentucky
TPaspe q .r' tn,mE',y weTs . inr,,iledneyer s
Hn', is,,rgh Intimidation, bribery, Or nccumala
tta'' v,.s.h No trajicrs nvr irones eu.ns
.seta ,,>-..ttst; YspAN.Ttrs .,s, 7 t-r,x
,barousai' is,sgaL ...s 3, 49,, -.
-s+2,---i csrg yupi on entrance: r,,mHiIder
.la.-1r.. jan I4ar session u ton Iaonths o5Esied
SO. ftFaroa 80 close Il sossieu, excep. n,v'ag
Eo'~ .;tV nu 21-sew
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

"OLp UNCLE NEp,"-CapI. Travis, who 10
now Inspector of Arms In Gen Vests dis.
trict, informs us that while he was at Gre
NADIA, venerable old darkey, Uncle Ned"
gave to the Confrderacy two bullet moulds
that run thirty balls nj q time, valued at six.
y dollars, very fine shotgun that ear.
ries twenty-five bnck. shot and two Z ussu
Anne muskcts. Ned refused to take any paw
but gave up his arms ''for the good oh Massa
Jeu Davis and de SJuf. - lieS s5ur1 paper
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Ku uNAWAYS.


DtNAWAY.-S25 REWARD-Runaway, on
IL the 5th of August, my NEGRO WOMAN,
named BETTY. about - years old, ise feet four
inches high, black who was hired to Joseph Davis
on Broad street. She has a mark on the face In
consequence Of q mustard plaster she had on, which
place is darker. Sh" has children in Cumberland
connty, whore I bought her of Mr. j. NJ Price
Her mother Lives with Mr. :. Steel in Augusta
county. No doubt she may try 10 get 10 one Of
these places or she NAV be in this city I win
give the above reward delivered 10 me here or "
lodged in Jail in the county or city.
sse-6,s JOSEPH STERN.
DuSAWAY--TEN DOLLARS KEWARD-
II The above reward will be paid for the capture
return of my Negro wonan, named FOLLY
who lett my horse some three weeks since She is
between ID and Oh years old. low and thick with
very thick lips. and swelled feet and AMI les sup
posed to be somewhere in the upper part the city
Sc 9-ot' JOHN II. HlLLYARD.
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Y Ranaway. on the 23th of August, two Negro
Mon, named JOHN and CHARLES John Ia
twenty four years old black; has u full
head of hair; is q feet ] Inch high viii weigh
aboa' 2O0 pounds had on when he les u soft black
has, drab coat aud blue cotton pants Cbnries his
hsir is 5 feet - or IL inches high weighs about
l6j or ITO pounds lie also hal on a sol, black has.
drlh coat and bige pants. purchased them Of W.
C. vanmeter, who lives near Moorefcld Va I
think II likely they Will Try snd get back there
They came 10 Richmond BY railroad frean atrss
burg. ] win give the above reward for them or
FIFTY DOLLARS for either delivered TO HlcroR
DAVIS. Iachmand JOHN ID. RAGI.ANIl
2s--sswr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

RRvoLrrIoSAsY SwoRp.-We saw the
other day, in the hands of Lieut.. Ross Car.
ter of the David Logan Guards" a silver
mounted sword, worn by Capt. Griffith Dick.
enson, the father of Col. Griffith Dickinson,
OF this county, at the surrender Of Yorktown
After 4 rest OF more than eighty years, that
same sword was pressed into service to par
ncipate IN more bloody and desperate battle
than the sires OF the Revolution ever saw -
IaHrii{e kegistcr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

= r PENDLETON'n ENGLISH, ,CLAsSICA Al.
~ AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL. or itb
street. between Main and Franklin, viii commence
hEPTEEBER -JIH, and continue 10 JlI-I 5ta,
$50
Mss L. L. READ viii bavs charge Of II. Irs-
pargtory Departneni.
DRILLING, wul te continued.
TEKas-I'ayGble guarJery, Ia advance, go %
So tau ss-~iI 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

The bombar,ihent of Fort Hatteras by the
hoWcr of the Federal navy was scene which
W!u ever L9 present 10 the minds of Those.
VINO witnessed it. On that day many II fire
side s" - mad" Gesolate; many "A mother and
WIZ lnadc 10 weep over the sad fate OF those
v ho we're nearest and de. rest Ia them and
whose blood, and lnanglcd corpses perhaps
no" lay stark and stiH upon the blood
stained beach OF Hatterds' But such scenes
AZ these are the necessary attendants of var
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

RIVE LLARa REV ARD
4 STaycL from my residence, on Clay street,
s -i"F squares above Brooke Avenue, IA uledt-
ItIrd Red cow Had, when she left
.e -oge bell on. with double belt and "A home
I sIsle Dushir, mpfe of wire, the same she had
- 'eir on one Of her sides though ii wa done
,'a "-A heavy whip or Il might have been by ano-
a19 .eg eo"s born. will give the above reward II
~ efed TO me, OF such information that can
~ lcf -e 2--ts H. X. GROAIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

MISS SALLY .. RICHARDSON WIZ re-
NJ sune ;he exercises of her SCH o q l. on
aoSDAy the 18th OF September, on Clay street,
between 2d and ID
REFFRKscEs-Rev NJ u. Hoge, u. D.. VIM T.
Aunford. au 1l-lm'
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rt-TTVVI.FIF, n. ",
an 2--ttbl a=@ f3uir,svss T. q {'n-~tfur~ yo

4 tHIRCN. HILL. ENGLISH .SND CLASsI
CAL SCHOOL
ON BROAD. 3EINLEs 24rR AND 2JrM STREETS
The nSss session of this schoo viii commence
on III tESDAG. 18th september
TERMS - BERETOFuRE.
RkFEREN FS.-Messrs. A. j. Stokes Hunt (
james, Il. :. Lee Andrew c Elicit J. NJ Cc.ursd r.
a. smith, T. stearns, 1hos. Hardsroye Col T. A.
Wilkins. Dr. John Knox-Patron.
y For Circulars apply 10 Messrs A. y. STORES
or HpST JAHEs s.. l.. MILLER, 4 n.
hu 2p-im' Principal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

MRS j. DREW AND MRS. N. Is. LEE WILL
lvI resane the dutiS- OF their School en tho LIST
Ooteb.r next Franklin. between 9Th and 9Th
streets - SO 9--lmr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

= 4hAi HDksL.--5mae 10 my house ON Mar
- shHdi between 5th aad 9th stTs~-ts, on the jUth
10 a usest, d light hcRREL HORSE, with the left
as n4 !V9t ~hii- and a biazs In his fitcs. The
- 's requested 10 como and pay charges and
1ou4d bis ncci. TTOs WHITLotk.
4 7-.h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

sI>DGEnILL ACADEMY.

SNi}Eu]Lts AtApEAN.
he pext seAn}on Of this Seheoi cornmeucss De.
fobc. lS', anu continues ten months The course ia
'aliy preparatory 70 the University of Virginia
oP7%'M a'ttat'en nus always been paid 10 Ma5he-
matics, Drawing Engineering Sc; and harnnst,,r
F"rtheati2a and other branches of Military Sci
enc" NA 's regularly taught In the School OF In.
gineering.
iEE%>.--|sSs0 per session liberal arrangements
na-io re - pnyIaents Address
Samuel. sCHOOI.ER A. NJ
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EDUCATIONAL.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.
The 18th tession Of my School VIII commence on
the 18th September next. at my residence, on Ulav
street, between Let and ad streets. a-ss l,-e
1kllNs As ESt Al rtr s-f al
la the Classical Department. ESQ ou
la the Ea ylish Department -. a2op
Pay able Quarterly.
Persons desiring TO enter scholars win please
cell on fne a' ~! residence. T. r. BASS
ag fa-iua CO. E-F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

IsS ANDEReOS'S SCHOOL viii be
WI opened on
MONDAY, the 10th September, .J
On Ath. between Main and franklin streets.
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,,EuY0ND FEMALE ms TiTUTE.

~ .a,t session oi this Institution VII BEGIN
>.AiTnatE IT. ISL snd i eS pectei 10 correspond
~ =, ~ ?,.-,s e ihcr" Of former yonrs-
- .s1g. Faru.iy vii. remain; The tsru.swili hc
--.tIf,-r and The same uhera. patronage fr,aa
s. ~.,,s - ana from IAo South is hoped FOR
- !. hss been d"o'dc' to ers - The 'iasThtsrs
.tft.ate.,s !u the service Of the Coafcdarnto
3. G.. tajti1n a. ;ha English branches FREE or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

TTsHE MISSES CLopTON daughters of the
Late Judge Clopton) viii open StioOL on
tll- first day OF October, ls6l.
For further information. apply 10 the Misses
CLUPTOS at Mr. Hutchinson's on 2d street, be-
,,aen canal and Gary au 2i--lm*
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
NEIGnDoRING CoUNTY NEws.

tFy- Col. WI1soN Of the Pioneer has raised
company of volunteers at Upper Sandusky
which has been accepted 10y the State. They
have not yet received marching orders.
Good for wyandot--Little Wyandot is
covering herself with glory. Over three hun
drrd men have already volunteered in this
county. aud the cry is still they comel Com.
pauirs are being organized at Marseiles,
Sycamore and other points in the county
There is no county in the State that will furn
ish as many soldiers in proportion TO popua.
tion as little Wyandot. Her sons are slow
tn anger, but, when, aroused, then look out
Tor thunder-Pionecr.
TuE FosroRIA AINvIEoIuLFs-Thisf fnc look.
ing company, under command Of Captain
Blhcknan, came down on the Fremont train,
on Tues lay, 20 attend our military rally
TheyHre generally large, finely built fcll0ws
and are all we'll drilled. They go 20 Cleye-
land this morning. Find. JEFF.
lF3-The Findlay companies Of volunteers
are onclmped upon the Fair Grounds, await
ing orders.
Melancholy Accident J. A. Goodrich
Esq, Editor Of the Ottawa Democrat met
with a snddcn death at Plaster Bed on the
18th inst. He had been TO Fremont on the
Bonnie Boat. In attempting TO spring upon
the dock at Plaster Bed, heavy sea precipi.
tated him overboard, when the boat crushed
him against the dock. lie lived but three
hours after the accident
FOstoria i'm the Field-Cnptain Black.
mans Company of volunteers are now wait.
ing orders to march. Their order to march
ON Tuesday was countcrmanded, and We are
now unable to say when they will take their
departure. This company will make n good
report Of itself and will compare favorably
with any company in Camp Taylor.
DR.. VIM. Cakes Company, OF FOstOria and
West Milgrove boys, is about full. They are
fine looking set Of fellows.
Mr. p. Faulhaber's Company is rapidly fill
ing up, and will be ready to march at an
hours notice.
Mr., George Bronson's Company is pros
perng finely, aud will go as soon as called
upOn.
II there is little town in Ohio that can
make better showing than ours, we want to
hear from it.-Aews.
Acoideats-Foury young men were hurt
on Friday last, by tic premature discharge
Of a cannon. Mr. Hale's and Mr. Dildme's
sons have not yet recovered from their inju-
ies. Young Hale 10 injured In both hands, !
md il il feared that his right hand will Aey, I
n again render him nueh-seFVice. .-FOstOria (
News.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
cAMr ANDeEws, TIrr1N.
Capt. McCormack's Company on
nutyI

Capt. McCormack's Company on
! Duty!
Capt, hccormaeks company oreyer 100
men are now eueamped upon the Fair Grounds
near this place which has been ehristenei
"cAMr ASDAEws," in honor Of the gallant
LoRN ANDREWS Of this State and the Coy
ornor Of Mass. Owing to the fact that Eve
times as many companies have offered as
wero necessary 10 OH out the States quota,
with no adequate provision for their rations
and equipment at the different rendos vous,
this company with many others has not yet
been ordered into active service. This was
great disappointment to the boys, who were
impatient to march at the call of the Govern
ment aRd have a hand in the sghiug, il there
is any fighting 10 be done They enlisted
with the full inten ton Of marching 90 the
scene Of strife and sharing the fortunes oil
war, with Others who have preceded them 80
They do not wRnt merely to be soldiers on
paper, bpt they want to do something to
maintain the honor Of that flag to which they
have sworn Allegiance.
NN NNHit'"9 was hIAN pH ca ptufH huu our
citizens were not willing to see them dis
band and go home; SO, on Monday last some
ei our prominent citizens made proposition
to them that, il they would go into camp on
the Fair Grounds, they would see that they
were fed and properly taken caro- Of The
proposition was accepted arrangements
were aco0rdmgly made and the company
marched out to camp In fine spirits. proeed.
Cd 10y hie and drum. An arrangement was
made with Mr., ] Gross 10 furnish the "oon.
misery, at 25 cts. per diem to the man. aud
aFequi'ition vas made upon our citizens for
qnilts, blankets, sc, to sleep upon
which was literally responded 10. The bows 4
appearin excellent spirits and deport tbem.
ssyea like true soldiers. When We looked
~ up'u then, Monday evening, thsy appsa,.
ed happy and ooniented. The building, mn.
on the grounds furnish exeellent q1arters
and clean straw aud comforts serve for
beds A good part Of the time is apen, IA
aHiling.
isa tine company Of as good-looking.
7 rrueseu'~ ~slwart men az can be found In
oh'O' and 1t ,eilI bs great shame if they ars
not mustered into,erviee. A committee of
~. 'luEsns hAs writes down 10 Columbus
% inquire after the nInttel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

April 2Sth. 1861,
Eps TuBUNE.-Having few moments to
spare from public duties ! will devote them
to our friends in Old Seneca.
FrBsr- Our boys are all well and in good
spirits. Wewere mustered into the service
ofthe United States on Friday. the 26th, and
designated as Co. A. in sth Regiment, Ohio
v.M. OF course we feel proud Of being plae
ed at the head Of the Regiment. We may
possibly be ordered away from here before
this reaches you, as We are considered min
ute men.
There were Eve companies mustered Into
service Yesterday. The balance Of our Reg
imcnt will be mustered in tomorrow.
On Friday, through the Kindness Of Jno.
T. Huss Of Tifin, every man Of our compa
ny was presented with a beautiful copy Of
the New Testament pocket edition. They
are highly priced by the men, not only for its
being portion Of the word Of God, but also
for the sake Of the Donor.
Every evening nt o'clock all the soldiers
march 70 the centre Of the parade ground to
attend prayers, the different clergymcn oi
the city officiating alternately. To. day (Sun.
day) all the troops 10000 marched to the
place % prayer, where-we were edited with
fine singing from Cleveland choir, after
which there was shor, prayer and sermon
Of an exceedingly patriotic character. Be
sides the troops there must have been l20,0 ,0OC
spectators; at the conclusion Of the seryice'
the choir and troSps were requested to sing
the Ola Hundred Doxology, which wos done
with will. Il was a scene requiring more
expert pom than mine to describe.
We meet old friends from all parts, among
whom are Earl Bill. Fted Green, Price, for
msrly Of Bascom, DR.. CrOniso and frien,
Case, [for a short time student Of ]. X
Hord's.l
Now, In conclusion. wish you could Sc,
the cheerful and at the same time warlike as
pect Ct our camp. The ardor Of our boy
has not cooled in the least; and, FIVE get
chance at the traitors, some Of them will &c
old scores paid off or short notice.
forgot to say that after divine service to
day, the band struck up "Iail Columbia
aud kindred airs to cheer the hearts Of th
vast audience.
conclude 10y sending my kindost regard
to my friends ia old Seneca.
Truly yours,
L, T.. L.
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NOW YorI, NInrl,c1.

NEw YORK, April 30
FLouR-Snlcs Of 8 600 bbls at S. l565 20
for super western SO 25@5 50 Tor common
to medium extra western; 50 55@5 G5 for SUI
ierior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Snlcsat FL 92@sl 65.
RYE-Salcs at GS@69c.
BARLEY-Sales at 70m15c.
CoRN-Sales 60 900 bu at $4,000 for new
yellow.
OArs-salos at 35@96o for State, West.
ern and Canadian
WHISEY-held lsiIc.
PoRg-Sales. 5OL'lls at sI775 for mess
l3 90 for prime
BLEF--Snles at 81 75@5O 90 for country
primei 80 15@6 25for country mess.
BaEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at Sl2 00@Sl5
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-Dull. at 6i<@Oc for shoul
ders, and 5@S9le for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at DC.
LARD-Sales at 9@l0lIc
BUTTER--A fair business doing atl0@lb
for Ohioi l4@20o for State.
CHEEE-7la@lOc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

New Route to New YOrk-OE the 6tls
OF ay next the Allentown Line will be
opened for passenger traffic, from Harrisburg
to New HorlS-dircct Two daily trains will
run from Pittsburg to New York without
change Of cars, distance Of l2s miles. A
cir culur Of the General Ticket Agent Of the
Penn. G, r. r., states that all tickets TO New
York or Boston viii be good on the NEW
LINZ or via Philadelpha-passenger to make
his choice heiore reaching Harrisburg. This
privilege OF the choice of routes will give the
Pennsylvania Road an additional chance for
procuring Eastern business aud leave unim.
paired the privilege ofpassing through Phila
delphia to New York without extra charge
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03

From Camp Taylor-scveral interest
ing letters from our boys at Cleveland will
be found in this paper.
Franklins company is placed at the head
Of the Eighth Rcgincut-an honor we'll de-
served
We have heard that one Of our boys [Mr.
Cramerl accidentally shot himself in the foot
and that another was stabbed.
Companies are allowed only IS men and
and hence some 30 Of Frankliu's men have
been dismissed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-03
II q Ike N oticc!

go TO YERK'S
aud get the bs., CcoAips + to,c rota little Money,
GO TO YERK'S
aud 6 a, your niccun.vsrc cheap.
go TO IERk'S
To- get your nice and ehsar Cedar Tubs, Chrrn, and
PNls, Wooden novis Nv,
| GO TO NERK'S
torriy youlbcd cords, clo,he'liues, rope nd;vino.
IGO TO YERKS
to- rr, y,w nice Table Cuh,ry, ncu Gets. TO 81
! per sct,
go TO YERK'S
to got your tca.loblc aud bsinins spoons
IGO TO YERK'S
to get your clothes, market aud school baskets.
go TO YERK'S
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