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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

Fres tks Ess1Ssr. NsUsht, Va.
Yhcy have been tested In mere than thsussas
eSsos, with entire success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30
THE EVENING STAR.
Prem Moore's Rural New Yorker.l
BE THE SOUTH WIND TO ME

BE THE SOUTH WIND TO ME-!
BYJ. SELL JENNINGS.
The soft south wind Is stealing
Der mountain and DER lea,
The vesper bells are pealing
Out on the calm blue sea;
And hosts Of Iealous worshipefs
Bow the barred brow and knee;
All love the South Winds kiss
"Be the South WiAd TO NE p,
The eirri, long and sweeping,
Float up the assure field;
The sweet spring flowers, In keeping,
Their fragrant perfumes Yield
Escn with a kindly, loving grace,
Sends out its incense free,
Holding the rest in warm embrace
"Bs ths SoEIa FToicsr 20 me ''''
Zach memory now is teemiDg
With hopes ard scenes Of old,
And like LIES jewels cleaning
Are those bright Deans { gold
But Time Is onward heeting-
Let those past dreamings be
Let Hope and Love" be welded
Be the Fond Hope to me-
New Castle, Lawrence Co, Penn, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

FsM fAs EssAss9, Nsrfoii, ",
Cephslio n Ills accomplish the object for yhieh
hoy were made, VIE: Care OF headache In Gil its
forms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

4. Hs1 tks Ksas1AA TsIlsy SfsS, IAassks, Va.
sehe, who try them, will stuck 10 den,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

Rss tAs 81. LssSs DsRssyes,
Vie lmmense demand for the article (OsphaIis
Pills) II rapidly increasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

Fo1 tks Adsrtisu, Presilssss, I'll
The Cophalie Pills are said to be Q rsnarhsh Div
effective emedy for the hosdsehe, and enc 81 ~
has ever been discovered,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

FfeH tbs 6ssstts, DsSesSsyt, Isss.
Mr.. SPalding would not connect his Ravs VIII
An article he did not ksoS 10 Iogsess real Ierit
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Z LEA A1kiSAaSFSk Ek%$f t 3k6SSsS%P AND AoD
iT TkM3sK' SsRRkkTH APP VEST.

SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
CommenoinE Monday, May nth, 1851.
Ssth street. iiS'A
~ For Dover Plsins-<oo ,. m. stopping at White
r ~ snd stsrons north to Dover plains-ffom
LThi. train viii run to Millsrton every sasurd.,
EVENING"
For croton Falls-s:Isa q. m, sto,pipr at all M.
Hons n9Itn Of EoTdham from 36th street station.
ping at al stations from 18th street Station.
ror w hlte pialns-6;l5 ?. m. stopping Ct all sta
For Williams Bridge-7.O, ills a. mn. and aso
%. stopping st all stations from nth street
49, Returning VIII leave
Dover Plelns-6;S o. m. lThis tram leaves M IN
isTton ever Monday morning ct 5 q. nj
8 White Plslns5&io, 100 q m. <:ie 4 ZOO .. m.
SWIiiiams BrldseT7s:So, 600 .. m. 4 hoe ,. m.
sfIeet, Tor Central PaTk, .YorkvIlls, Harlem ssd
ne ngn Bridge even few minutes, from 800 O. m. 10
Iao ,. 10. - JOHN BURCHILL, Asst. sup't.
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HsR fks DASls Moss, Nsssysyt, RI
Cephalic Pills are taking the place OF eli kln4a.
Frsss fhs CossssreiaI BSlIsfis, Boston, Ma,
Said to be very efhoaoIous for the headache,
Fom tAs CoSsmsyeiaI, Csse,ssati, OGis.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, DO.
WAToHkEskAHIkS I1NSSsAANE6PssVlLvE R WARE

have one Of the best eeta bli shments and fur
0Sseo with . complete set of tools for repair n
ysfhoeG attention give TO the same, By -
sng rcn competent workman and g. work sJIa-an
EE Also, evsrJ descrp Ior of standard SHI . En-
w kh- eialn and ornamental, manufactured undeI
= oSn Supervision, which MY customers viii 6u1
cSuperlor IN quality and finish 70 northern var
SOL dealers N general and represented as theiI
ID FnAnnfhosurs- n. o. HOOD,
yf2 Pa. n
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JOB PRINTING.
CURED BY Any bOdy-citzsns, civil funotionarIes
eImI and navy officers, suffers, &o.-eIecuted ii
me ~ LAX OFFICE, In satisfactory style, at low
rates Tor CASH. Lo4-tf
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SrGa TOPHAM'S RREy1p
S<sss p r z Nj I'M INK GIL
MAEUFAETORY,
t9e SEVENTH STREET. NAsHINSTeH, ID, c,
silver Modal awarded by Maryland Institsto O
Baltimore, November I, 1880.
Also, MEDIA By Metropolitan Meohanios' Institute
Washington, d. c., 1857,
| Am constantly making, End slvpys have en- hand.
OF the best material, orerJ description Of
fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Ladder DrogG,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunks,
PeillEer, Car pet, and
Canvas Travelling Bags,
School Satohes, ke.
Al LoN Pricss.
Members OF Congress and travellers will re.se
Examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made II other cities.
Superior Leather ard Dress Trunks made TO
order.
Trunks covered and repaired At short notice,
6oods delivered froe Of charge to anJiSkrt OF the
citr georgetown, and AleIandrla.
JAMES Stephan,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

N ORTHERN GENIAL RAILWAY.
Ths Sho,ts,E. Quickest asd Best Rcxts from, BALM.
more 10 fie
WEST. NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

MY son and Slaughter were recently placed under the
atc OF ~ Mueller frds-rss orthe ete both .nferin
fnn suabismus. The doctor opctttsd most skillfulk
md With liIIe OF no paln. hsehiiftrn can NOW ,s,
ercC,N plain. W. nARNEy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

The Atlantic Monthly fer y ccmbcr is
an cxcsl'sn, numbcr. containing the following
articles; The lione Of Lsfaye,te,by George
W. Greene; A Field Nigh, in the House Of
Commons, by +. wnyiand; A Legend Of the
Lake. fine poem by John G. Whittier; As'
mes of Sctento, chapters WI and XVII, by
Mrs. Stove; A New Counter Blast, by Rev.
T. W. Hirginson; The wolves,a a poem by
J. T, Trovbridgei A Story Of To-day. Fart
IN; Hcalth ~ the Hospital, bS barrie, Mar
tineau; A Story Of Thanksgiving Time
England and Emancipation; Union and Lib
criy,a poem Ivy Oliver Wendell Holmes; How
to Rough L.. by j. 7, Field; Self Possession
versus PrcPcsscssioa. by Jas Ru'scll Low
ell; aud the usual variety Of Review Of Lit.
crary Notices.
Address Ticknor & Ficli,, Boston. Pic,
e. per aunum.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Ms NoHK, Nov %.
FiorE-Salcs ofoi 7nn hhis st e. 61tS ~
Tor SUPER wcstctn: ~ 1oCtS 81 tor common
,o mc,liun extra western. IS gOti 6 20 ior IN.
cricr TO eccd shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
MEE,r-SslcsN ~ soNsl Is.
RYr-Selrs ~ S5@SGc.
BARtEf-Salcs At &c.
CosSssalcs gl9,Ocob bu s,el0es for new
yellow.
OArs-salcs ut i6@i7e to- State, wcst.
eru aud Canadian,
WuiskY-hrlh 20a &c.
FopE-- -Saps. Tnb'Hs At 80 81 for mess
Q % for prime
Blsr-Salcs at 81 0O9i5O fcr country
primes - uOtr 5nvr country mess.
Ban ilAaS Steady. sales At Sl5 WWSl6
Ou iur Western.
Ctr MrSr-Dull, Nt 5@Si6e for shoul.
dcrs. aud aG6c for hams,
B,coS-- Steady. Salcs at 6i,e.
LApp--Salcs at s@gt,c.
BUrrER-A fai business doing st lO6d
fnr Ohio; li0alc lot State.
CnEur-A@5c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

0TSiS Ohio and two Indiana regi-
ments have been ordered from Western
Virginia part from Cheat Mountain;
probably the Third, Fourth, Sixth, Twen-
ty-fourth, twenty iifth and Thirty second
1tT-Mr. Trains charges against the Eng
lish for their complicly.wiih priyateering,
seem well founded. Our foreign adv ces
state the rebel steamer Nashville is llauD-
ting ihe Secession rag at her masthead
in hritish port, TO which she had carried
the Captain and crew of vessel sho had
desl' ycd. This is closing ports against
pr.yatccrs with a vengeance
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Thc observation-disclosures
MADAM BoIviN'S CELEnRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE PIiTs'

Tn. .siy .srtsin mi SAFE Remedy for sn I'ie''n
oI,,ruetion,, Mont " rinicShsi, iuesul'ri'"''M
ant o,hsr si,rs,s o which tho woman, Wife and
ho,her is peculiarly liable.
Ties. rill, sorisin no dtlct'rovs ingredients bu
.wssr. nd seusiu in their Scrsn They will be
f.usd the hsppisU effects In aheases OF Fro
I,y,us Ctsr. is IsuehOus', or the Whites, they viii
ts fouudthe easiest and most certain Curs ihst can be
found II ti,os account ofths certainty they should
ns he takes by Pregnant Fcmales, (drring the hrs
months, miscarriage iscetiain) 10 lee brought on,
list Al othor per ods thetr nsc IA perfectly safe.
NB.-tne dollar aud three posiRsc stnn,ri snclo'ed
70 ANY authorized agent, will eusure package orp,ll'
b, tsturn mail. . ,
&. C.GRosBY, Goueral Agent, Buffalo. N. Y.
Ckvrtos .--licware of Counteri-its; the genuine
hsy. the signature orc CrnshV the suisde wrapper
4 F. u-sonarlt Tinin. .. octll.lY
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Sheriff Sale.
Michael Corrigan

buntb tNIllSHus
BY virtue ofun order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
their Nov. tenI, Of lsGl IN the above entitled
cause aud TO me directed, wi offer for sale
at public vondue, at the door Gf the Court
Eouso in the city OF Tiliin ia said county, on
TnE 23d DAY or DEcEMntR, A. u. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A, M. nnd
o'clock p. NJ Of said day, tho interest
of James Cnrrigan to the following lands
and fenements. to wit:
The east half Of the south east quarter of
section number two t2) aud the cast half Of
the north east quarter. Of said section number
two r. aud the north half OF the west half VI
Of the south east quarier aud the south halt
of the west half OF the soutl, cast quarter of
said section number two l2l and the south
west part Of the west half OF the north west
quarter Of section number one m, all in
township number two t2l north OF range
number fourteen l4l cast, in Seneca county,
Ohio
LEVI WEIRTCK,
Nov %, 1861 S4,9) Sheriff
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TIPFIN T.. q. REGULATIONS.

1TFFIN y. %. Kttst LATIUNN
to" Po.toflice hours from A. N. to !
p. NJ.
1TMails for the train. North and South
will close 20 minu,cs before car time. All
letters should I've mailed at least 40 minutes
before cat time.
sS~ Letters and papers mus, 10 prepaid
IN order io insure transmission
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
NAILS.
Mail train passes TiHn; going South, Al
| II VI A. NJ. Going North at AL L, NJ.
Delaware, Marion aud Upper SIndusky
Mail arrives by Hack, Tuesdays and Fridays
at I. M.-lcavcs the same day ut r. NJ.
Bueyrus aud Mcmure Mail arrives Mon.
days aud Fridays, at S Z. NJ leaves, Tues
days aud Saturdays, at & A, NJ.
Republic and Bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily. nt IL A. M.-lravcs At | Z. NJ.
Fos,oria Mail arrives by Hack, TucsdNys
THURSDAYS aud Saturdays, at IL A. NJ
leaves same day nt 2ls 7. ST.
Ft. Seneca Mail arrives. Tucsdays and
Fridays, At T. h.-lcayes same day at 4
+. Nj.
II. L. Mckee. p. N.
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Tinln Iriccs Cmrrcnt.

itnfteted Wt+kt, by :. q, sSssrH, ncelcf Ia al
Minds OF Gtsin, 6c., laessv,s blVck, lidu.
foRK-S,iSto
WrN,r- .sTg.,N
Gobsa (shv eugsl.
do tEstti
RtE--uNa4O.
N,stFYa-ru a 50.
UArs--te lacps
rorAtogs-. $3.50
fLANsFsr-- su.vu,s9 7 90.
RtrrrR-a Salpc
LAWu-Gc
TAitON N--sc.
sAUTtntt ttsSs-- eNsc.
do stses Nvn sHnutssNs--te.
rtrKtsn rosE-.dS1r
CiovEs Srrp- 0a3uQs9 IS.
BHgsw AN--uu0 FeSr.
fE,ruERs-- q iOc.3a
RAGS--2c.
GNgEN ittrEs--Se ,T6H
uRy DO tNc.
Eaus-ine = dorer.
Timethv sctd,--i,GS elise
wooL--3STt0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

whenever IN, ,hing ,riuslircs worthy cf nu,c.
shoald IL meet Your appr'hation.
have just been informed by L'eu;cnant
have evc.y soldier in camp by mex, ruesit
night. who belongs to this regiment. aud Il h
the crhion OF many ths, this is done rrS'ar-
ntcry 10 COR removal ftcn this plsec.
CAVALRY.
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Grand Uni5n air!!

The Union Fair for the benefit Of the wives
and families Of our brave volunteers from
Seneca county, will open at the w;gvam on
Monday evening the 93d inst, and will con.
unuc during the Holidays. The proceeds.
after paying necessary expenses, will bc np.
propIiaicd ss above stated. The hall will be
brilliantly decorated and all Kinda Of toys, fan.
cy g"cds, hnc engrnvings, lithoersphs. plat
cd Sarc. cutlery, &c. will he disposed Of A
the object ia purely patriotic, we hope to .ce
a large attendance from all parts ofthe coun-
L.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13
LETTER FROM THE aoTu.

Mn. Epirop:
bsg leave to say few words through
your paper. to lct you. aud the citizens "
Seneca county md vicinity Know, th,, the
l1th is still in existence. | .hoall inarc hy
some of the leitrs received l.y members oi
this Rcsf. TIM, the good people OF Ohio
thought tha, they had seen. and pcrhsr.
heard the last time from the le,h-th,, "A
was only 20 be remembered es ,r,o,,. the
t,,i,y. ,h., have hcc,--,ho, r,,o ,v,,, T.,
pb,o with Col oih.or. voul1 ov.r ,,,nr,
.,,;,. and 6rt.cJ. =, homo. ,r,o,. IN
more NJ ro,,c .hc,, u.. ,,,n NO ,,o,I, l.,
five v.rs surrounded by the vbo,e r,h Al
o-.
To nj, ,uch. | would saw. flat In rc.,n,
vc ar, r,c., NJ a., r.li or =. c,i.nj.
a, home er,vve have No, or.r,h >, A, .,
wei, lic,st ~,o, vo.,, 7, ,,.,t J., ..,,.,,.
bcrod that ;.o.r. =. In ali r,,.;,,o.,. IT,.
arc ,,r,c Who .rc ,,, .oi,,io.s hos, ,,;,h.,
arc thcv At homo. and ma, h. d.no,,i..,.,.
eipbcr wherever ,hev ar, rl...d
Thc.c wc dcs;rr,,e =. a., ",,.. -,
.,uoJ" Ono b., ,ho,. IN 4.
marked "a of ans. n, ,,o S,,.,,o,,u -,
tinr on A "Iop, fac, 4" ,,J ,o,ii,o ..n1
story Of numerous ache, and r,,,.-,I,o nav,
d,y 20 to bun,in, cnossums- ,l,vnn,.,
sick" ap,iu. and. of,cr tho p.,,io,on, co.,
ont to ,lrill tho, vii, Al, 1own anI -. =,
their friends some rona,rGl .,.rv or a..
hnrishirs they have To endur,. crsm,n "a.
tiuns, poor clothing. of some Giepd s;cL ,r
the hospital. and no one to look after their
wants, ofhow little the Colonel. C,niain or
Surgeon cares for the wants of their men.
Such are the men who have caused all hi.
alarm aud anxiety, among the people Of Tff.
fin and vicinity.
would say to all. who feel nny interest in
ihi Regiment. that NC are as well clothed
and "a we'll fed. and. in fact. arc n. wall nro.
riied for in nearly all rcspect., as snx 9th.
er regiment in the Cumberland division. |
think there are but two companies in the
Regiment but what have returned from ten
to thirty dollars worth OF provisions to the
Quarter Master, within a month having more
than they could use.
And as to clothing. every or ncnrl- every
man has two suits of clothes, with tho excen.
ton of few Of the inlay sick" class, who
have lost that portion Of their pan,s which
comes in contact too much with their cboirs.
don't wish to be understand tb,, 400 b,v,
had no sickness in this regiment. There has
lnau an N sil.v,I Il,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Examination oftho Public Schools.
The examination OF the Public Schools
will hcgin ON Monday. Dec. 10th, aud con.
tinue during the week Hereafter there will
bc an examination nj the close of ench term.
This being the first Of the year, it is earnest
Is hoped that parents will attend il, aud
thereby e. courage the scholars and teachers.
Al the County Fair, held last fall. througs Of
people from the city we're present, and gave
cncuurug, ment to the farmer in raising aud
training his stock; TO the mechanic, in try.
ing to improve his manufactures. and the
merchant, in bringing to the city. useful and
elegant warcs. Title Was all right, but nre
not good manners and morale, erect and mar
ly forms M essential to the society, as thor.
oush brood cattle or W II trai ned horscs7 Are
not well learned lessons, and well disciplined
minds as essential to the State as we'll finish.
ell plows, or elegant horses and carrisgvsl Is
it not as necessary to the growth and culture
OF the city, TO bring in well educated and
earnest tSacAsrs, ns to import rich silks and
Raudy riuENf Then come, and visit the
schools. WA give TO the scholars and teachers
the impression that you value your schools
as sources Of culture to your children and OF
prosperity toIhc city. All parents, all friends
of education, are cordially invited. Schemes
Of the examination will be found at the Su.
periu,endenrs room, showing the School
Teacher, Glass, Study, Room and Time.
i. +. HOLDEN,
Sunerintcndcnt,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Cases of EXIT Ieasurer Gibson-Int tbe
Franklin Court of Common Pleas, Dec. 5th in
the cases against VIM. II. Gibson, indicted
for the embezzlement of public moneys, his
recogniznnces were forfeited on account Of
his failure TO appear, he being with the regi.
meat of which he is Coonrl; but both the
iorlritures were respited until the next term
TO which time both cases were contiu Ied.-
CleVe. Her
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Fire in Upper sandusky-A ere in
Upper Sandusky, on Tuesday morning the
I'd, totally dcstrosed the steam sash factory
OF Nm, Ayres, together with the large wag.
OH manufae tory Of Dearnger. Hale & Co.
The loss Of the former is estimated ut from
$4,000 to 81 600 aud that OF the latter at Sc :.
mn y =
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Igjnnlls! BLANKS {!

All kinds Of Blanks, of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper. kept con con
stautly on hand and Cor sale cheap at tho lRi-
svNE OFFIcE; such as
Deeds, summons,
Mortyaucs. Subpncnas,
Attachments. NcnoiNs
Executions Nonsiaolc S"ics'
Hank Notcs, &C.. SC.
CTJustices and Nol,rics supplied on reas'
enable terms..n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Iiiustrnted History of the Nyer--The
cheapest and best wa, to obtain an illustrated
history Of the War, is To take Iiarper's Week
Iy' which, not only contains the best ilustra-
tons, but also very valuable maps of all pla-
ess of interest in the present struggle with
treason. "A Strange Story" by Sir Edward
Dul~er Lytion, aud variety OF other inter
esling malter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Licst. T. w. Esbert has about 50 men
including those raised 10y d. Mcizser and
Transferred to him. He is ordered to report
TO Cob Bucklnnd by the 18th. Flny men
could be raised for this company in Tifin, il
the proper influence were brought to bear.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

The sed Regiment aenrIy Fuil-We
have nssrly men enough recruited to iili the
Regiment up to The maximum OF 1910 men.
Several Of H.. recruiting officers have not
been heard from withia the last few dnys,
which prevents us from giving the exact fg
ures. The regiment will be organized next
week. .--kenton Rep.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Perkins $40 sewing Machines. man
ufsctured 10y n. S. Z. PerKins, Rorwalk, o.
has been tested by us and proves emincnlly
satisfactory. We recommend it, on account
Of its eheapness, simplicity aud good work.
manship. Mrs. DR.. Gibson OF 1iflin is
agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

The S5th-A visit To Camp Mcclellan
has satisiied us that all is going on well with
the 55lh' The boys seem cheerful nd hap.
Py and there appears to be mutual respecl.An
attachment between the officers aud men -
The eilizebs of NorwaIk are doing all in their
power To minister to their wants.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13
pOErS. ATTENTION!

Our Carrier wants lively and mcritorious
Address for New Year, not to exceed 100
lines in length, and offers the 1RibuST two
years free to any ono who will seud him one
that will be accepted. by the 25th inst. II
should be full ofspec and local in its char.
actor.
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Z NNTNi
tT-A reduction or per cent. from the above rates
w,rbs made fer Cash.
IN. space occupied by Olre' OF 'hsiyPe eo'nP"'ur
.Aoi, or ,b, ssy.ri,.nent, will bs considered a
sqnsrs
An uansieat Advertisements, together with Admins
s,iie. Ausah-eut, Road AMI Ditch Notices, mast b
pud tcrin sdvsncs.
Advertisements in,.rsd for an isdsdsi,s u~s will
BE .hsrssd for Until ordered out
whsr yearly adysr,i.emsn's .'s asserted, ere Or
n.is change, will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

The 57th--AppenrAnce would seem TO
indicate that this regiment will not leave be.
fore next week, and it is not certain shat they
will go then. Oyercoats for the regiment
were received and distributed on Saturday
evening last; also two hundred Enfeld rifles,
-Fihdlny Cour.
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;scndcr. Docs ti,is Mean Youi

aScVHct. DOcS thlle hSSt hNU'
There are a number Of our sub'erbcrs who
owe us for one or more years, and whose faces
VIC would be glad to sec darkening the sane
tum door, We are in need Of every dollar
that is due NJ and these subscribers arc doing
US great injustice, by Withholding IT, We
are tired sending our paper, week after week.
for nothing. Money may I've sent by mail Mt
our risk aud the proper receipt will be re-
surnrI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

The sherman Brigadc-We understand
the Sherman Brigade is to remain here for
some lime yet. They are 10 be armed with
the improved Springfield musket, ,a.ter which
uley WI 80 70 sOrse pless in keniueSy, =
Mansfield Dem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13
Friday. December "a. 1861.
Hob Printing.

wehnve all 80 facilities Of the larger ciiiC'
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
in the highest style Of the Art, and on verl
reasonable terms. Give US q cali
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Pork Tradc-Considerable dressed pork
has already made its appearance in this mar.
ket. Prices range from 81 to 1923. The
principal buyers sro Buskirk 4 Bro, George
Tay lor and =. Ryan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Our Captain Is n splendid little fellow, uni
versally beloved by tae company. and well
ca 'eulated TO I'll the position he occupies,
with credit to himself and honor to these un.
der his command. lie isiho man to lead us
on - battle for the right, as his men ha We the
utmost confidence in him. And DO less he.
loved are our efficient Lieutenants. This
company is under great and lasting obliga.
tons To the citizens Of Scipio township, for
their kind generosity in supplying US with an
all-su ieient number of new, wooden blank
cts. drawers. shirts, socks, SC. lam inform
ed they were collected and forwarded by W.
]. Crissel. need scarcely say they were
thankfully received and add greatly to the
comfort OF the boys, these wintry times, ard
am sure the boys viii not soon forget this
act Of kindness shown them Thank you,
friends, for your kind remembrance Of us,-
Among the clothing. your humble servant
was presented with neat pair Of drawers,
appa rentiy interded for the use Of the fair
donor. They are rather small one way and
not quite large enough the other, yet crate
fully accept them and shall wear them upon
the field of battle; and. should prove So
eowardly as TO receives bullet hole through
Ihem ina certain dir,eiicn. will exchange
gnrnynts with the donor ,surondermy sword.
disclaim the name of an American soldier,
and--and wish it wasn't I. For the present
sha' dssisl writing. though will contin.
ue ~ give you tire news Of tsis regiment,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13
wnOni MnOnM WOODIil

An, ,mount of good wood wanted at this
Office on subscription. Now is the time &c
bring It in.
Good Potatoes and Winter Apples also
taken on subscription.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

The s5th Regiment, We understand, has
not gone to Kentucky as reported. They are
still in the vicinity oi Cheat Mountain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN WIND

vT-That the TRIBUNE has the larg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
bcs, medium for advertising, in Seneca
Csunty.-s&1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Deaths in the 4Sth--Anscl r. Bemcnt,
member Of 10Th Band, aud David Thomns. a
member Of Co. f.. same Regiment, both Of
rOsooHIa, have died.