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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

ST. LOUIS, Aug 6, 1s61.-The Thermometer to-
day stands at 1O5 degrees, and Is deaths have oc-
Cured from the effects of the heat
Twenty car loads of shot and shell have arrived
here since Saturday, together with large number
of Enfield rifles.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

PosTAGE.-By late act of the Confederate Con-
gress, all soldiers, officers prvates and members
Of Congress, are allowed to send letters or other
matter without preparing the postage. Their
names and official pos ton must be endorsed on the
letters, &C., however, and the postage paid by the
receiver.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

ADVANCE IN CoTToN-Cotton has advanced one
fourth of penny in Liverpool. One hundred and
forty Thousand bales had been sold during the past
week. The manufacturers are becoming alarmed
and are laying up good stock. Cotton is bringing
Is cents in New York. The Northern manufactu-
rers cannot work at such prices
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

STRANGE.-The Charlotte Democrat speaks of
strange sounds having been heard in that section
like the discharge of heavy artillery along the Ca
tawba River. Similar sounds were heard at Nor
canton and Concord
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. g., 1s61.-The election
returns show large Union losses since the Congress.
sional elections, but they will undoubtedly have a
majority in the Legislature.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

CoNFIscATIoN IN VIRGINIA.-Lieut Gen. Scott is
said to own property IN Virginia, and under the
dinance of that State, which took effect Thursday, it
will be confscated to the public treasury of the
monwealth.-Bdltim0re Sun.
This is right. Lincoln's government which Scott
is serving, has just passed law confscating all
property which may be used by Southern men in
achieving their Independence.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10
ID i E ID A.,

On Sunday morning. at Is minutes after O'Clock JULY
goth, near fanceyve Caswel n c., George only son Of
James and Mary Jane amson and grandson of the late
George williamson aged ls years. II months and days.
de was most estimabie youth He student at the
Military School in Charlotte and went to Yorktown with
Gen. Hill. Subsequently he l-master at Garys-
burg where be contracted the disease with which he died
He was Christian aid died in peace.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

= Death Of a Soldier.-Thomas Proctor, of the 9th
North Carolina regiment died on Monday, at the
residence of Mr.. j. T. Wilson, Richmond.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

WAGE TIE WAR.-The South will press on to
victory. No one thinks of firing or tagging in this
conflict until our causeis triumphant and the North
humbled The army of the Potomac is daily re-
ceiving accessions; our brave Generals doubt
less arranging their plans for a strong move. What
they design to do they wisely conceal but they will
strike, and when they do, it will be to some purpose.
North Carolinansl are you moving to the rescue
We fear the spirit of volunteering is dying out in
some portions of the State We hear that old Chat
ham is moving briskly Let all the Counties rally.
Gov Clark will do all in his power to have men
equipped and ready for the field Rally friends
Our cause demands strong and general rally of the
Old North State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-Gov. Clark
has made the following appointments:
Hon. Charles Manly, member of the Military
Board in place of Haywood W. Guion, Esq, re-
signed.
Capt. John L. Bridgers of the LIST N G. Voun-
teer Regiment, promoted to Lieut. Colonel OF Ar
tillery.
Capt Pride Jones' of the Orange Guards, pro-
NOTED to Major of the 7th Regiment of State troops
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10
CavaIry-..Hounsed RifIemen.

The cost of furnishing and esuipping regiment
of Cavalry, we are told is about $500 OOO including
the value Of the horses This precludes the posi-
bility of the States raising more than one or two
regiments. But Cavalry must be had Aware of
this formidable difficulty in the way Of getting up
regular cavalry troops it led urge the proprety
of our people volunteering as Mounted Rihemen. At
least 5000 men can be obtained in the State, We
think, who would furnish their own horses, rife or
doublebarreled gun, and their own equipments, ex-
cept sabre and pistol, with the understanding that
the government should furnish them, and pay for
the horses that might be killed.
We learn that Maj. Phillips is quite sanguine Of
raising a regiment of Mounted Rihemen in the
upper counties in a short time
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

LINCOLN.-V. A. McBee, Esq, has been elected to
the House of Commons from Lincoln County, in
place of Col. j. F. Hoke, resigned.
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MARRIED.

In Plymouth. N. c., the 5h inst, by Rev. Joseph
Wheeler, DIR: VIM. Hunter, of Enfield to Miss Jane w.
daughter of DR.. ]. w. Bell. -
- Register and Spirit of the Age please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

BOARDING HoUsE.-Our readers at distance will
see by our advertising columns that our old friend,
William T. Balm, Esq, again opens his Boarding
House. His old customers will be glad to hear it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-10

Our NAvY.-Our little steamers are doing wei
on the coast. The Newbern Progress thinks it bes
to "keep dark" Well have it so.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20

WHAT THEY TELL THEIR SLAVE. "A
correspondent Of the National IRteHi-
9encsr, writing from Fort Monroe, says:
Zone Of the party of negroes with which
! entered into conversation, stated that
their masters told them that in the event
Of their running away. they would be sold
to the white female Abolitionists Of the
North for husbands, and their wenchcs
taken from them and transferred TO the
men Abolitionists for wives. On asking
one of the party what he thought Of such
a story, he replied that he had not us yet
seen any one sold, but that, if such
should prove TO be fact, he did not know
but he could live just as well North us
South. conversed with various other
parties, both free and bond, and almost all
Of them were well stored with absurd sto-
ries not at all dissimilar TO the one given
above"
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Terms Of subscriptien.

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I" " paid nfter the year expires. .2.a
No p.pcr will lie stopped until al arrearages
re paid, unless at the option OF the publishers.
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As an inducctnent 10 getting NJ Clubs, We
etfer the TRuuxE at the following rates;
Club Of 6. year. in advance, 81 IS. each
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DIED..

At Camp Ncvin, Kentucky, Dec. lat, Of
Lung Fever, John +. Hollingshead, aged 81
years, private in Co. ID, i9th R,g't o. V.
u. :. A.
Alta meeting of the citizens Of Adrian
Seneca CO., o., held Dec. 10. 1861, the f1l :
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas, It having pleased the "Almi ght,
Disposcr Of events" TO call to his l. ns home
our esteemed friend, John l.. lloliiugshead
while doing duty on the tented field, and
Whereas we deeply dcplore the loss Of one
so brave, so good and so kind. yet W. are
willing to bow in humble submission to "li i'm
that dOeth all things we'll" aud
Whereas 10 manifest our sincere regret at
the loss sustained, therefore,
Reso we'd, That, in the death Of John +.
Hollineshend, our public school has lost an
efficient tencher, our community nn honest and
upright citizen, aud our Government lravr
aud fearless defender.
Resolved, That We deeply sympaihise " illi
his widowed mother aud 6crcavrl family H.
this their hour ofsorrow and tiibulatiun, aud
nff'ctionatcly Offer 10 them these, cur heart
felt expressions of coincidence and grief for
the loss Of AN nff ctiouatc son and brother.
On motion il was further resolved. that the
proceedings Of this meeting be published in
our county papers and cupy Of the rcsolu
tions be transmitted to his mother In Perry
township, Wood CO.. o.
w. II. SLAYMAKER. Chm.
J. MONTGOMERY,)
ID. NJ. ARNDT, Com.
ID. \, BAS0M,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20
Sheriff Sale.
AnsOn C. Anderson and others
Michael Corrigan and other..

Michael Corrigan and others.
by virtue of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio. at
the November term A ID. 1861, In the above
entitled cause and t0 me directed, will cffer
for sale at public yendue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Ct Tifin, in said
county, on
TmE 30th DAY oF DFcEMBgR, A. ID. 1851
between the hours OF 10 o'clnck A. III. and
o'clock PM, OF said day, the following lands
and tenements, to,wit:
The east half of the south east quarter Of
seeti"n two (2) township two t2) north Of
range fourteen (l4) east. containing eighty
scres..of land more or less, and the west halt
OF the south east quarter Of section two { ~
township two ri north Of range fourteen (l4l
east, containing eighty acres Of land more
or less, on which is eighty four 81 acres OF
cleared land. log house, hank barn, aud
orchard.
Also, the east half Of the north east quar-.
ter Of section tive 70 tcwnship two f2l north
sfrange fourteen l4l east, containing seven
~ seven acres Of land. more or less.
Aud the south west corner Of the north
west quarter Of section one n township two
l2l north of range fourteen ~ and being in
. square form 30 as 10 contain eight aud
az. 100 acres of lSnd, more OF less, on which
10 thirty six 1861 heres cleared. log house,
lag stable and small orchard.
TERMS OF SALE.-0Re,t third cash on
day OF sale. onclhird ia twelve months, and
one third in twenty four mouths. VITA interest.
The deferred pay merts TO bs sessred BY mort
gege on said premises respectively,
LEVI wElRICK,
Sov. 90, is6i sh.4s sLerih
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New York Market.

Nsw YosE De. II.
PLorR-Salcs ors2. .SnO bbls At s. tl65 30
tor sup~r western ~ 7O@S ~ Iot c,.mn,ou
"a medium cxtra western. &a YuVtk 90 iH IN
fcricr 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoVp Ohio.
wnssr-Salcsat ~ 3S6sl ~.
RyE-Salcs at SAmt5c.
BARLEv Sales al 6ac.
CosN Sales Al, 700 bu N61@6S for new
yellow.
o,rs-saies a, 1i@ lSo for State, west
ern aud Canadian.
WHiSky held 2u3ic
PoRk--Ssles. iGOOb1ls at slo.7s for mess
. ~ for rrime
BArr--Salcs At 81 0OaiSn tr country
prlmci IS U0cs 5 5nfur country mess.
Bsrr Hans Steady. sales at Sl5 0O@ SIC
% ior western.
CTR MENrs--pull. M 364t4c for shuul-
ders, aud SCaGc for hams.
BAcoS- Steady. sales at 6ais.
LARp-Sal,s al S@9l.c.
BurrER--A fair business doing at l21 Is
for Ohm; l6d2ic Tor State.
IHAE L--gaSs
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Boar lndl,n..

s9th Indians.
Co,tcr's Battery commands the undestroy.
ed Part Of the m,gni6c,n, lrilsr, on the Lou.
i,vilie & Nashville Il. h that once .pauncd
the river hsrr. Il was superb structure,
considered Que Of the Rae,t IN this continent.
II Is of iron ADD rcsts high up in air, on sis
massive stone columns; these are 100 feet
apart. making its entire length 800 feet !
was told that the big hcst OF these ri srs was
Isl feet fr,m frOm foundation tot.p some.
time last fall the Infamous ,camps succeeded
10 destroying ono Of these hcautilul columns,
AID more than one third Of the bridye. |
ccnfc.s tn kind Of angry sadness, as | look.
ed uron ils ruins. There il lies in wild con
fusion. nass cf broken and spllu,er,d wovd
iron aud stone
At the South eud 81 u and on the other sidc
OF tue river, Isey had theii canp, aud built
a small earthwoik, ON which they mounted
two or three cannon. A halt mile iartl,ct NJ,
stream they bpilt anoth,r very similar, sud
used it once upon a time to batter down an
old house on this side the river.
We have word to day that CO.. Hincman
is advancing toward us, With 5 regiments. ..nd
was only 10 miles from us ,hs morning. Our
men are anxious to have him come. aud our
gallant Cvl. is fahly nervous To get at them
They will DO vel to Keep ou, Of his re ,eh
A flag of truce went so Ithvarl to day from
our camp. carried by Lieut.. Otis Of General
JUhnsen's slaff: but two or Ibrcc miles from
here, he met body Of rebel cavalry, com.
mauded hy Col Terry, brother Of Judge
Terry Of Cal After pleasant interview
Lieut.. Otis aud eompany rrtur ed, but Of
course did not know whether that was mere
scouting party, or the advance of their army.
Ne says they wrre hard looking set Of icl.
Iowa, indineisnily armed aud miscrably clad.
Our Rrg'tis on picket ic-,ight. aud al.o
some iron ether Rcsts Col wllich has
two companies across the river.
We expect some skirmishiug during the
hicht or eaily In the morning.
Our Rcg't i-much improved In hcalth an.
other move would cure them.
Nour,s
E.. II BUSH.
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TIPrIN -. q. RECylNTioNs

TIFFIN T.. -. REGULATIONS
sS'- Pustohice houts from A. NJ. to I
I. NJ
1rMails fr the train, North aud South
will close 90 minutes before car time. All
letters shoald I've mailed at least 30 minutes
before cm time.
tR'' Letters and papers must be prepaid.
IN order to- insure trnnsmission.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
Mail train passes TiAin; going South, at
II 81 4. NJ. Going North at All P. ~.
ID hware. Marion and Upper Sandusky
Mail arrives by Hack. Tuesdays aud Friday.
NJ Z. M.--leavcs the Same day At2 r. NJ.
Bucyrns and Melmore Mail arrive. Mon
days aud Fridays. at S +. NJ Leaves. Tues
DAYS aud SaturdSys,M ut & A NJ
Republic aud Bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily. at IL A. M.--lraves At Z. NJ.
Fos,oria Mail arrives 10y Hack, Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays, ut II A. Nj
leaves same day at 2iS Z NJ.
III. Seneca Mail arrives, Tuesdays and
Fridays, at 3P. M.-lesyes same day at
Z. NJ.
u. L. Mckee. +. N.
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From the eSth-A letter received from
member of Capt Ways company. dated
Huttonsvillr, Dec. 18th, says;
"our Regt has EFT the summit. After work
ing here and just getting our winter quarters
6sished and ready to move into, we got or.
ders to march and are now enesmped st Hut.
tsasyille, and win likely stay here over win.
ter. The Reg'tis in good condition and most
Of the boys are in fins spirits. And. called
uPon to march to Kentucky or any other
place, the most of them would he aole to 60
Yet. think. wsare entitled to good winter
quarters. OF at lessss res' TO recruit up from
the march, sxposuss and hasdships We hare
went throash.'
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The Chasscurs--IIon. W. p. NJble send.
u a spicy little "seren by nine" sheet. is.
sued 10y the lat Chasscurs on Thanksgiving
Day, entitled "Ths Chssscsrs' own" and
adds:
"Mr. Hope is Post Master ofthc Regiment.
Co. X are all from the 9th Congressional Dis.
trict, Ohio, commanded hy Capt, Higiubo,h
am aud Lieut.. Crockett, who has since hscn
appointed Major Of the 72d Ohio Regt. The
boys are all in gocI health and present as
fine an appearance as any troops in the q eld
They are the only comPany from Ohio aud
really felt proud Of lhei; iuc appearance,
their military bearing and their universal 10.
TEL igcnce. They are well c lOthed. vel fed
and well pro yided with all tho CO mfor,s I, r
camp life. and their officers are among the
most respectable and able OF the service
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f.. II BUSH.

Adiutant ofthc 7ed Our citizens gen.
orally aud our volunteers in particular. will
be gu,tihcd To- lcai that Eugene A. Ravson,
sou Of DR.. Rnwson. has rec, ivcd the nppoirt.
m"nt OF hdiuant II the 12l Regiment. l, 10
an anpointm Mt eniirently lit to be made.
when the war broke out. Eugene was In
New lork. We belicvcst College, He imme.
liately enlisted and went To sshington With
the regiment, the New York l2th, aud was
with il at the battle Of Bu ! Run, aud is s,ill
with his regiment opposite Washington. lie
has, therefore, seen service. This, we he.
licvc completes the appointments of regi.
mental officers for this Regiment. Fremont
Mes.
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Grand Union FaiY!! |!

The Union Fair for the benefit Of the wives
and families Of our brave volunteers from
S"necs county. viii open at the w.gwam on
Monday evening the 93d inst. and will con
unue during ilr Holidays. The proceeds.
after pay itg nee, ssary expenses. will be ap.
propIiaied as above stated. The hall will be
brilliantly decorated and all kinds Of toys. fan
iey goods, fne ei cravings. rthoernphs. plat.
ed Tnre. cutlery, dc. Will,be disposed oc As
the olj"eiis purely patribtic, we hope to see
a1"rge attendance from all parts ofthecoun.
ty
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Deaths in the sOth--Rcv. +. II. Bush,
Chaplain OF the i9,h, has sent to Mr.. J. NJ.
VA, lor Of Tifiin. a complete list Of death. in
the Regiment, upto date Of wiring, as fol
lows:
Isaac o. Dickens, Liberty ip., Seneca co %.
Alonzo Wool, Adrian, o,
David Martin Sycamore.
William Grove, Wood co, q.
John Z. Mater, Green Springs.
lnmcs Davis, Venice Up,
Wilson Long, Tym"chtce.
J. u. ". kurner, Flat Rock.
Corwin Rriesly. Sulphur Springs.
Bruiamin Bum, Bellcvcrnon.
William BlaEd, NcCuichensville.
L. Toucn. accidentally shot) Fremont
Z. S. Ron. Woudville.
Abnrr Wilson, Sycamore.
Daniel Luslcy. Fortoria.
David Thomas,
vii lam Hartley,
Ansel Brmcnt,
Putnam Saskctt, Ottawa.
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SANf hfhles MUMMY, usN
Dec. 9th, 1861.
Ems. Tribune;
Glancing o'cr your paper, / noticed an
article signed "SIx." stating that both Off
GERS nd men were jubilsnt over the resigus.
ton Of col.'H. @. Dcpuy. On behalf Of the
men. your correspondents. one Of many, will
answer, that is not so. Never, was Colonel
more esteemed and beloved by a regiment,
than Col. DePuy, of the noble sth Ohio.
Quartermnstcr Rues, probably, will he ap
pointed Col. of the eth Ohio. The Licuten
ant Colonclsb ip is filed by Major Franklin
sawytr; Msjorship by Capt. A. II. Winslow
of Co. A, sth Ohio. The vacancy in com.
psny A, will be fill by lst Lieutenant, R
r. Osle.
Payday came on Sunday, 9Th. After, ,ign.
ing the pay rolls. the boys were marched
down the streets Of Romney. to the pay Of
fee. Soon the pockets were loaded with
shining "Roagh aud Ready,"a better sub
stitutc than the Winchester shinplasters. that
We saw ON our arrival in Romney. Soon will
Uncle Sans boys he sending home their hard
earned ray, making glad the hearts of many
friends.
We are being re-cnforccd by the lst Ohio
Cavalry and Dumas and Howe's Batteries.
The troops here are pretty healthy, comfort.
ably provided with blankets aHd clothing,
though VIC reside in canvass tents. Wealh'
or. lew days ago, was quite severe-snow
on the mountains s-more moderate now. The
"Senoca Sharp Shooters" are in excellent
and fine spirits and enjoying the winter ell
mate hugely. Their motto is, "Onwsrd,
march! through all stccssia."
N n A
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Fair--The bIiiiii9s Comniitice Of the ST.
Joseph Congregation, THIN. will hold fair
at Loesscr's Hall, ocmn,encii on the 2lst of
Dec A. d., 1851, and continuing FOR one
week. The fair will lie opened b' concert
conducted by the popular Prof. Spicr, the
great viulinist and pianist. On Monday eve
ming following there will be n supper. On
Christmas evening, Sacred Concert. The
proceeds nre To- be applied towards the com.
p'e,ion Of their ney church In, TifIih All ore
requ, stcd to participate.
by TIE coMMITTEE.-
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Holiday Picasurcs--Ncxtw Wednesday.
the 25;h, will be Christmas, the commence.
men, Of the HOLIDAYS. when everybody. eve
ryLcdy's wife and cverybody's babies are ex
peeted to enjiy themselves to their utmost
sspsci,y-uhen the rigid rules aud convsn.
tionslisms Of society are ignored for the ncnec
aud special indulgenees are granted 10 the
little folks, who are on the tiptoe of golden
expectation. The show windows Of our toy.
shops show that they will not be wholly dis
sproiutd. The holidays ate ht season for
recreation aad manly enjoyment. They pro.
mote ,ocisLilily aud good feeling. Let u
not. in our revclry. forge, our brave soldiers
un the tented Geld, who are not permitted to
meet with US srounl the social board and
shnrv our Ct jo,mcn,s.
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The cgrcatFrenchusc,ncdy y
MADAM noiviN's cEi.EBRArED
SILVER COATED FEMALE lILI.s.

The snly certain rnisa Remedy for all utsrin
os.u,ciious, Mont " "iGrvhis., IIrreulArite',sn
ell the other di.eas . which the woman, Wife and
Meihsr Is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain arlets.ieus ingredients be
a.. ,sf. I'D certain In II cir nc'ion. They will be
f.pnd the hsprst effects In all cases OF Pro-
tapsu. Uter. in Leuehouea, OF the Whites. they will
be foundthe easiest and most certain Cur that be
found II ison account ofth, Ser,siniy they should
not h. taken by Pregnant Females (during he hr'i
months. rs miscarriage i-ccrain) to he brought on,
hst al other pc ii ods their " perfectly safe.
N.B.-,ne dollar aud three postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, will ensure package ofpiil'
b, return mail.
C.CROSBy, General Agent, Buffalo. N. Y
CAurio~ - Bewnre OF Counterf-its: the eennins
have the signature Crosby the outside wfappei
For ,sle by I. T.. 81. John Co., Dubois & 20. and
J 4. .Msfquardt. THIN. o. sctii.ly
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During the whole war Of the Rcvol

During the whole war of the Rcvolu-
ton, there was no .uch thing as gene
rel exchange Of prisoners, nor could the
belligercnt parties in spite of repeated at
tempts, come to any agreement as to the
terms on which such an exchange could
be effected. Prisoners were frequently
exchanged, but only by the act of the
commanders, or by mutual consent, with
out AM specific arrangement for that pur-
pose.
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cotteried Wtskh by =. n. sssAru, healer in all
iad' OF 1'ain, A., l.essset'. BiscA, riha.
feEH-g,'stc n.
MHFsr-.s7ew
GoNs- (shsitssssl.
10 tENte5 g.
RvE--unaln.
naRLHN--nna 80.
Osrs--ls owe
PorAruNs--lSs sM
tLAN Sssn-- Sn.uu y 90.
BtrrHs-. sRitc
IsNp.Gs
TNLLnw--se.
anuEar iisAs-- 6Nsc,
DO sipes $50 SrouLnxes.-ts.
picKtEp foRN--Sa5c
CLavts Sgtp-s1 Sue IS.
RgEswAN--on ag5c
FE.rutRt--. q Zoe ~
RAGS--ec.
GEsts Hipss--Sc s6S
uas DO Toe.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20

The Examination ~ our Public Schools
has been in progress, this week, From what
obscrva lions eel have been able to make. VIC
ar. convinced that the pupils in all tn. de.
psr,msn's have mNae heslthful prOgress dur
ing the past term. There seems to be good
understanding bet~eea teachers and pupils
aud "Iicaven's 6rs, lsw"is respected in al,
the schools. Mr Holden has HI. soul in the
work aud deserves eminent success The
examination closes on Friday and, we hope,
all, who can, will attend
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-20
ncnacr, Does Ibis Mcnu Yomi

There are number Of our sub scribcr, who
owe us for one or more years. and whose faces
we would be glad tn see darksuing the sane
ium d"or. We are in need of every dollar
that is due us and thcse suhscribcrs are doing
US great injustice, by withholding il. We
are tired sending our paper. week af,er week,
for nothing. Money may be sent by mail q,
our risk aud the proper receipt will be re.
turned