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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-09

Mr.. Seward has reversed the practice in
the State Department hitherto in regard to
passports to colored persons, and such per-
sons who desire to 60 abroad are furnished
with the proper certificate of citizenship.
Rev. H. II. Cannot, the well known colored
clergyman of New York, appeared in Lon
don few weeks since with such docu-
ment. The English abolitionists are pleas!
ed with this reform.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-09


The majority of Mr.. Saunders in this
county. as will be seen by referring to the
above figures, is 90; of Mr.. Lille, 1856: of
Mr.. Rankin, 50; of Mr.. Davis over Burns,
90; of Mr.. Spicer, ST; Mr.. Cox over high
est competitor, 81; Mr.. Swallow, 1856; of
Mr. Hunt over highest competitor, 81; of
Mr. Walker, At. Messrs. Borton and
Thomas had no opposition and of course
received the entire vote. Mr.. Appleby's
majority is 10, and the majority for Law
renee over Topeka is At.
In Morris county, as we learn by note
from John H. Kits, there were SO votes
polled of which Mr.. Ruggles received 155.
and Mr.. Saunders 2. Topeka received the
entire vote for the Capital.
In Usage county, Mr.. Ruggles received
50 votes. Mr.. Saunders 16; Mr.. Lille 48
and Mr.. Fearl L: Mr.. Rankin 81. and Mr..
Shannan 81. The vote for Representatives
was as follows: Potter 40, Watrous 40,
Sheldon "a. Leard 48, Eskridge 81, Plumb
2, Maxson 43. Foster 6.
we nave partial reLuruS from TWO pre-
cincts in Chase county. At Cottonwood
Falls. Ruggles received 81 votes and Saun-
ders Ii. Mr.. Lsmbdin is probably
elected Senator, and Messrs. Columbia and
Leonard Representatives. Lawrence re-
ceived 26 votes and Topeka 7. Diamond
Springs precinct gives Ruggles % votes
out of 81 cast. and Topeka Is.
We have nothing official from Coffey
county. But it is reported that Ruggles
has carried the county by about 1876 ma
jority. The vote on Representatives is re-
ported as follows: Eskridge 235, Plumb
$40, Maxson $50, Foster $50. Leard 4O7,
Potter 276, Watrous 1913, Sheldon $50,
Miller $40, Morse $50, jerks 90. If these
figures are reliable, Messrs. Plumb, Es-
kridge and Maxson, of this county, and
Messrs. Potter and Leard, of Coffey, and
Mr.. Sheldon, of Usage, are elected Represen-
tatives. We are not able to give the vote
of the county on State Capital. but it is re-
ported to be largely for Topeka. Leroy is
the county seat by some 80 majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
LETTER FRoNI CAREY.
CARLY, Ohio,l
July 8. '6l

IARLYt Ohi0I
... July 8, '6l
EDlToRs TRlBUNE:-Never having noticed
any account Of our place in your paper,
thought that possibly, something from here
would mol come amiFs 10 your readers, ia
these very duh times.
Carey. Is small village, Of some six or
seven hundred inhabitants, situated on the
s. d. & &. Railroad, about l6 miles south
OF Iitiiu. Ofthese facts, possibly your rca6-
ers are aware; but probably are not aware of
the fact that It has been for number Of wears
tho most thriving business place 10 our coun.
| ty. It contains three Dry Good stores, two
hotels, four churches, three Of which are nice
! brick Cdlhccs, two large warehouses, foun.
dry, and groceries Al iSFI>ITUM.
| Wyandot County Academy is also located
here, under charge Of Prof. Jas. Foster as
! Principal.
This is one Of the best grain buying points
on this road, and during the season large
quantities of grain are purchased here aud
shipped North TO the Lake. A large amount
OF wool Is also purchased here, the greater
portion Of which is Of a very good quality
In the fooks OF II j. Starr, Med. M. Carey
and others who reside near here NAV be-
found some Of the finest wooled Sheep in the
State, and which have repeatedly taken the
premiums at both our county and state fairs.
The Fourth passed of very quietly here,
though one Of the s. Schools OF our place,
assisted BY one from the "Ridge," had a very
pleasant little celebration in grove adioin
ing town, where au address was delivered by
Judge Carey.
An extra train lnit here early in the morn.
ing for Findlay, taking over some 900 Of the
citizens OF this place and vicinity, 10 attend
the celebration there. The day Was extreme.
ly warm-as most all Fourlhs are-iudgine
from the looks Of the soldiers who appear a
TO be sweltering in their heavy wooien uni.
forms. The military, Of whom there were
some j companies, comprising z or 800 men,
were reviewed on Main Street by Col. Walk !
er, the commanding officer Of the day, nter
which they marched out to the grove aaioin. |
ing the town, where an oration was delivered
BY Judge Palmer. Two OF three Of the com. |
panies attracted particular attention. Cant. /
Langworthy'a ZOuaves, 10 full uniform Al. /
traeted the gaze OF all. A German company
uniformed ano armed, were highly eommepd.l
ed for the regularity Of their drill.
a company OF cadets, consisting Of bows
from - to le years Of age, was frequently
nOticed.
A sham battle came of in the afternoon.
between a company Of iootand mounted sol
liers.
The whole terminated in the evening with
! very beautiful display Of fireworks. Thus
passed the 4th Of July, 1861, at Findlay, but
who can prophecy the present aspect
II tmngs--in regard 20 the 4th Of July, l862f
But IL is to be hoped that the President with
he assistance Of Congress and the Army
will be enabled 10 quell the rebellion ia the
south, hang all the traitors, and Festore our
beloved Union to lie once haPpy condition,
b.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

The Fourth at BlOomville-The good
people of Bloomyile and vicinity had a big
time on the Fourth. An enormous table was
spread in the grove just North of wn, which
was loaded down by voluntary contributions
among the citizens. There was a supernbun-
dance Of all the delioaeies Of the season, as
well as the substantials, to which the ASSEM-
bled multitude did ample justice. Ancr the
Tasting was over, patriotic and soul.stir.
ring Grafton, pertinent to the occasion, was
delivered by w. II, Gibson, Esq. which was
listened TO with marked attention. Good
order prevailed aud everything passed off
satihotoriy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

Salt Rhcum-This isa disease tho coun.
try is full Of There are but few whole fam
ilics entirely free from a. The fact is, II
takes 80 many forms. sometimes w cracked
hauds, chapped lips. roughnoss on the skin,
with an oOzing out OF watery fluid, with
great heat, itching, burning, &c. sc. Fer
this Dr., 3 A. WcRver's Ceratc is a never
failing cure; one or two bottles will cure the
worst eases, Il acts ON different principle
from any article ever made. Aa proof OF
it- curative properties, wo will cory FROM a
letter received from a clergyman Of the high.
est respectability. lie says; "l was attack
cd with Salt Rhcum in my leit leg, which
had become very bad. and was rapidly spread.
ing. II had become raw soro, aud The Itch.
ing and burning had bccame intolcrablc.
procured bottle Of your Cerutc, and by its
USE my leg has been perfectly cured OF The
disease. give this statement ia hopes II
may induce others similarly affected TO use
~" and VIC say, ifyou will use it, you will
be cured,
cerate ia sold by all medicine dealers gen.
orally.
June II 4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
TIFFIN A.. q. REGULATIONS.

tT7- Posto fice hours from A. NJ. to -
pm.
lrMails for the train North and South
will close rs minutes before car time. All
letters should be mailed at least 30 minutes
before cat time.
t85 Letters and papers must be prepaid,
IN order TO insure transmission.
ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
Mail train rasses TiCin; going South, al
s.45 A. NJ, Going North at 2.b1 z. NJ.
Delaware. Marion and Upper Sandusky
Mail arrives by Hack, Tuesdays and Friday,
at 4 2. M.-lcaves the same d,,y at ? p. NJ.
Bucyrus aud Melmore Mail arrives Mon
days aud Fridays, at p. M.-leaves, Tues
days aud Saturdays, at 8 A. NJ.
Republic and Bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily, atll A. M.-lraves at 4P.M.
Fos.oria Mail arrives 10y Hack, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at II A. NJ
leaves same day at 2l5 Z. NJ.
Fl. Seneca Mail arrives, Tucsdays and
Fridays, at P. M.-leaves same day ut
z. NJ.
II L. MCKEE, p, VI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, July, Q
FLouR--Salcs OIL 900 bbls at 81 Coca "a
fog super western 50 S0@l 80 for coinmo n
70 medium extra western; 81 50@l 20 for su
'erior % good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Salesat ~ 1891 90.
RYE-Sales at 67666c.
BARLEY--Sales OF 55c.
CoRN-Sales 60, 900 bu Rt42 6e4l for new
yellow.
oArs--sales at 2o@1Oc for State, west
crn and Canadian.
WusEY-held rs c.
PoRK-salcs. l5O bills at $500 for moss
10 90 for prime
BLEF-sales at 50 OO@d5O for country
primer 80 6i@6 25lor country mess.
Bias HANs-Steady Sales at 81 2OO@Sli
90 for western.
Ger MrArs-Dull, At 6l4@Oc FOR shoul.
dcrs, aud 6@Gadc Tor hams.
BAcON Steady. Sales at &c.
LARb-sales at 9@sIic.
BUrTER-A fair business doing at76I9
hrOhioi 7@l5c for State.
CHEEfK-3lE@7c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN.
Is continually In peril " she is mad enough 10 no,
gleci maToa' those teKnAl Irregularities TO which
two.thifds other are more or lass sulleot
Dr.. Cheeseman's rillS prepared from the lame far'
nnla which the inventor, uoTnelipt l.. Chesssman, NJ
~ Of New York ha, iottwenty years used suaueis
INDY In az extended private praotisa-i mmed dats I,
relieve without pain, ell stnrlanees OF ths perodoa
dhehaTge, whether hnsing from rslaHatlon orsuppro
sion. They act like charm in removing the pain
that accompany didoult or immodeIate mensiFnaiion
and are the only safe ahd reliable remedy for Futhos
SICK Headache, Paint u The Loint, Daok and sbsf
Palptaiion ofths Heart, Nervous emJTt, Iysteriat
SPANS, broken sleep aud other unpeasAnt and
dangeruuf effects cf condition ofthe sex.
ualtuneioas. In uia worst cases Of Flour Albus OF
Whiisa, they effect speedyoura.
TO WIVES AND MATRONa.
Or, Cheeseman's Pills are offered as the only safe
means Ofronewiug interrupted me nsi irunftan, hut
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND.
There " one eondtion ofthe female system In which
the flh cannot BE- takeh WithoufprodUcihfa peculiar
tesnli The condition fofsTfad tots PfegnHnryths 70
tuh Mltcarage, Such Ethe fFoliftsbls tendency of
the medcine 70 fest9re The sexual iuncons 10 nof.
NAL condition. that even the Ispfodhetlys pati Of
ture oanuot resist u.
Explicit directions, stating wheh, and when thsy
hould not Be used, with each Box-ths price each
o. eontalnins from 40 10 so Pills
valuable Pamphlet, 10 be had free, of the Agents.
We sent by mail promptly, by enclosing price TO the
eneiai Ag-nt. Sold by DrugRists generally.
RIB. HUfCHINGS, Proprietor,
90 Cedar street, New York.
For sale BY J. l.. 81. Johu y Co., DuBolf h Co..
andJ' +. harquaFdt. Tim. o, dec2i'lY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

HaEp"r's Magazine, truly called the
"Gnnt of the Monthlics," is now even more
attractive than usual. Itcontains double and
even treble the amount ofreading matter OF
any Of the other 80 Magazines, besides con
taining many highly interesting illustration
of American scenery, natural history, q c.. &c.
Many of our very bestand prose writer's con.
tribute choice pieces to its pages, It's me
chAnieal execution is faultcss, and bound
volume Of Harper makes a splendid book
Address Ii rper d Bro, Nsw York. Price,
50.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
GREAT STORM AT BAsoOM.

.eH bAhcohi July lUths 1861.
EDIToRs TRIBuNE:--We have been vhited
to-day BY one OF the mosl terrible hail storms
ever witnessed IN this vicinity. AZ about
half past 10 o'clock A. NJ, heavy clouds
made their appearances IN ihe Western hori
son, accompanied by distant thunder. Eager
eyes we're tuFned in that direction, fondly an
tieipaiing refreshing shower 70 moisteS our
parehed earth once more, and refresh famish.
sag vegetation. IN a few moments, lie hoavy
clouds that came looming up from the Wesi,
were over Us, followed BY quite a dash Of rain
which continued but q moment. when the
hail made its appearance aud fell pith great
rapidity for about minutes. IN that time
the ground was covered % the depth Of an
inch, presenting quite a wintry Appearance,
aud casting loom over surrOua ding soene-
ry. The hail were not as large as haze
some time witnessed, the largest being hardly
an inch In diamste r, aud tho majority about
the size Of musket balls, but fell 90 last that
it was terrific indeed. Great injury no doubt,
has been done 70 The standing wheat. not half
being cut In this vicinity. The corn crop 10
Judge from appearance. L greatly injured and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

a sure Cure fora Fe'on When tho sore
ness Grst commences or even when far "a
vanccd, " can DO relieved and entirely cured
ty holding the finger or pert afflicted IN Per.
ry Davis Pain Killer Zoe haitian hour. II
has been thoroughly tested, and proves =
novcy-iailing remedy. A folonis a trouble
somo thing, anl W would advise an 20
trouhlpd 10 trst tho remedy.
Pain Killer sold by all respectable drug
gs,s and medicine dealers.
June "a lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

The Eighth Moved at Last The
"BIoody Eighth has at last left Camp Den
ntRon. They took up their line Of march on
Sunday ey, Mtg or Monday and proceeded
to Gall apolis, in Gen. Cox's Brigade. We
SUPPOSE they will operate in the Ranawa
country in Virginia. The boys are no doubt
delighted with the change and tho prospect
of seeing service 1t is rumored that tue Slh
will be made scouting regiment.
r. S.-lhe 9Th passed through Coluubus
Tuesday night, on their way 10 Grafton, Va,
aud not Galliapolis, as stated above. Letters
addressed tU Grafton Will reach them,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

scnae fisids about dcslroyed Tholssves and
part of The stalks in some cascs are cut 10
mere shrcds, But little damage has been done
20 buildings hy the breakiuF Of elsss. al.
though the western sides bear some honorable
scars Of the severity Of The siorm.
J. MATTHEWS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

The Fourth Ia Tiffn-The GLORIOUS
Fourth" was generally and appropriately hon
ored in rifiE, without any pageant or pomp-
Gus display. The day was inaugurated BY
"YUung America" with vollies Of pistols
FIRE cRackers sc, which was kept up until
the next evening. Most ofths business hou
see were closed during the day and our eiti-
zens generally repaired 70 the woods with the
children. Rarly in the morning, the differ
ent sabbath Schools began to assemble and.
at half past 9, they formed in procession and
marched ont to the grove, preceded By snare
drum and two companies Of Young America
cadets IN full unifosn. carrying the ''slars
and stripes" Tho whole presented very
fpe appearance. The exercises at the grove
we're brief but appropriate and. these over,
the refreAhments, Of which there wasa boun
teous supply, came next In order Old aud
young divided olfinto groups, as inelination
or fancy dictated, and. seated in the shad e
upon lhe grass, enjoyed very pleasant r..
past ailer which they occupied he day until
nighlfall in roaming the woods, singing pa
triodc airs. sWinging Quoit pitching aud 9th
er kindred sports. II Was altogether an o.
slsion ofPleasurs and general srjoyueat
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

TIE PEOPLES FRIEND.
ny EVERY nODY APPRECIATED.
"a THE GENUINE
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
i A N X l. l. 4 X.
w eaAiAs ,i,sgioa q ,As trade snl The ps1no
w this long ana uhfipaled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
Ths PAIN klllER ita purely vegetable CEN.
pound and while ~ it finest etcieal Remedy Hfuain
u i,a perfectly iafe medicine even Ia The most On.
.OiPTuERIA AND SORE THROAT
u quickly rclieved BY aarrinf the thfnu with faIn
4 rkt Md Water, Ia bad case battle tho neck with
FOW GUNNER COMPLAINT, -
otauy 9th 81 fofm of h6vet disease in children oJ
aduisi Il IL slmost attuain ouie, pud be- wulauis
doubt besn mote tucccttiuln curing Yunout iudt Of
L.I" CHOLERA,
hNu Any other Known remedy, ~ even ths mot siii
ful phvsician. la lndla, Aifica end China, where
this dreadful diesi iitevsf more o. lee
PAIN EIi,LsR
lt cou.ldsrcd BY he uatyes, ~ well thr Europaan
fstldsali, 'n thois eilmWss,a inis isntdy. las
ioaie for ,hs stomach Il /, unrivslled A low do,ei
INDIGESTION,
and Il u ofsn retlsc, cure fat
nHNpRPNIA
10 We most aggravated fetn' lu toni and ttlmuat
tiHr pfspsuist, arouunaths sysism ~ vtaorsus 40.
tion, ttndef NJ q most efeciuHlctr FOE
COLDS AND COUGHS.
when used aouoriiug To directions.
Fot external application a it .untutpatied by ans
medical pfsparatnn known4
RUEUMATISM
Ani Neuralrc ahtciions are quickly rshevsd anil
Omen curcd bJ IL. Any soreness In ns MUSCLES et
ioi-u ssn be frievedhy itt sppliyuuJa ituurct in,
uantly the most violent
TOOTHACHE
l,taould alNryibe Kept uour at hand to bs ussd IN
BURNS AND SCALDs
harped lmmeli aisy ,eceor ing % dirsetions will
give instant relief, and pfevsut OIL lacring, .'
ltispcTleotly adapted 70 the wants of
STEA M BOATM
and Others W yelling on our wts'rTn RyeFt
~ Directions accompany each hottie,
imaheentesiedtnc cNofr variety Otclimate hhd by ~
most stey nation known 70 meticans. Il is the al.
most constnnt rempanion and ine,innhle end Of the
missionary auG ths trayeleF, on sea and land aud no
one should trayVl on ouf LAWES o. RIVERS WITH.
ouTlr
CAUTION
The pnbe will 30 cautions that they Eai the renu
Paiu Killer - foue unprnuipalcd men. use that nAu
ysivs the community. aud iaitinee uson ns 'f1fado
Mak" Of PeHy Davis.
Foldby Dealsu everywhere
PHes IS eu. 3uoti., and 81 ,pstboiue.
N.HARRis co,
rfoptlelor FOR The Western aud southern staies
soi Wholesale aud Retail "
T. TIDGs L.ss. ! JoLS %S / Co Tian o.
UeLAmetcr 4 Co, Mslmors.
Caples \ Isle, Foiirria,
q Chumniefn. Repnbnc.
u. D.GS. W. Hoffman,, berwick.
J. w. Miller Auica. ..f
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HoUsEKEEPERs

lGO TO YERK'S
md r.,hs bet coeAius 9 ,ovs rOrs u,u' money.
IGO TO YERK'S
! and Z At yout nlssua.vsrs ehsap.
IGO TO YERK'S
,ofot your nice and cheap Cedar Tvh,, Cburnt sni
| Pals, Wooisa Bowl, 6e.,
IGO TO YERK'S
,oss, yout he'd cords, elo,hc,Gps', rope snd wine
loo TO YERK'S
to r,t yesr see Table Cutlsry. itom d ke,' 10 o.
l per set
IGO TO YERK'S
10 got yout tsa.lable sud bsis,ias spoosA
leo TO YERK'S
to ssI yout clothes, market and school baslsu.
leo TO YERK'S
to get yasr iapsansd tolls, 's,', rus' and mats.
IGO TO YERK'S
to SCI your eor's mills, 'hovslsnd ,ans', pOrosiain
kstilcs and pans.
lGO TO YERK'S
for your we'll and eI,,sn pumps aud pipe, force
/ pumps and grtdsn euginet
IGO TO YERK'S
for yourissd snd meal selves.
IGO TO YERK'S
ysut bn"AAd copper ts,ts'.
IGO TO YkRK'S
10 70, the bru aud eb'ap'u coal oil ani duid lamps,
IGO TO YERK'S
,os'tyouI auid, vegetable Aud coal oil, the bs''
| that IL made,
Ir,gN ~, x-@nrv.o
fotyout niss stove mraItuU and pipe.
IGO TO YERK'S
and &C., one Of his eskbrS,sd nllsA oy.u Cook
sio's'. CoMEANDsEETf
iGO TO YERK'S | ..-a
for your uone and esr,hsnwap.
IGO TO YERK'S
ifycu wsntto buy eood' Ia his line cheap.
IGO TO YERK'S
Tor youT hand and farn bells.
IGO TO YERK'S
| ifyou want Coru and Cob Min.s
IGO TO YERK'S
for your Corn shsllsn.
IGO TO YERli'S
@ryour Rsapsr snd Movers.
IGO TO YERK'S
fo'yonr fancy cabs snd wagons, ville,, and uoodeu
| box, cheap.
You can rely on s'',ins the best goods a,hs loves,
price at al d,as' tihi, old s',abli,hsd hOu,,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PuInlOnic WATERS.


The Original Medicine EstAblshed in 1897, snd frs
article Of the Kind Introduced under the name
"PuLNoSic WAFRRs In this any other counirv
sll other Pulmonie Waters are eounterfsits. Th
genuine can be known bY the name BRYAN beini
stamped on each WAFER.
BRyAN's PUAoSIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarsnss5
BRYAN's PULMoSIc WATERs
Rglieve Asthma. Bronchitis Di0icult Breathing.
RRVAS's PULMoSio WATERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In the Chest
BRNANs PULMoEc WAFERs
Relieve incipieRt Consumption, Lung Disease.
BRYAN's PULMoNo WAFERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uyula and Tonsil'.
BRYANs PULNoNIc WAFERs
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes,
BRTAS's PULAoMC WAFERs
Are blessing 10 all Glasses and Canstitutions
BKYAS's PULMoSio WAFERs
Are adapted 10 Vocalids and Public Speakers
BRvAN's PrLHoSIc WAFERs
Are in a simple form and pleasant 10 the taste.
BRYAN'E PULNoMC WATERs
Net only relieve but effect rapid aud lasting cnTes
RRyANs PuLuONIC WAFERs
Are warranted 70 give salsfaction 10 evCry ono.
No family shonld be withoutn box Of
BRTANS PuLNoNo WATERs
w tho house
No traveller shnnldh be without supply Of
BRYASs PULMoNC NAFzKs
in hil Pocket.
Noperson will ever hiqct 10 give FOR
BRYAss PULNoSfc WAFERs
Twenty-Five Cent?.
IOR MOSES, Sole Propdeto Rochester. N y .
sod by !. E. MaQuarlt aud I. l.. 81. John & Co.,
Tiin, and all good druggists SEPT ly
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volunteers VVantcdl


100000 Men TO be in the Ficldi
The undersigned have orders 70 recruit vol.
un'eers Tor Zouave Regiment, to be called
the Ohio Eousves The Regiment has been
ordered 70 be raised by the War Department
At tWashiugton, and, consequently, Will not
have tc undergo any unnecessary delay IN
getting into active service Its intended 10
have the Regiment fun aud IN camp BY tho
Y0th OF July. They will be uniformed and
equipped without delay a company viii be
Immediately organized 10 Seneca county -
Now is the time to enlist Apply foylhWith to
=. + FRANKLIN,
+. ". CLARK. IT,. Tiniu, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

An InglOrious Fizzle-~Boos Cornet
Band, whose departure for Caup We herald.
ed last week, returned the next Wednesday
evening, after an absence Of three days 1t
appears that the terms were not altogether
satisfactory to MIR. Boos and the engagement
waa broken. The others were wiliog to
tayg
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Big Time at Ft seneea.-The Unior
loving people of Ft. Seneca aud vicinity CAV,
vent to their patriotism by a regular. old
fashioned celebration, on the Fourth, in
which all ages and sexes participated. The
attendance was very large Two or three
military companies paraded in full regiment
ais, with music and banners. The procession
headed by the military, marched to the grove
where a table some $50 feet long was loaded
with eetables free to all. After the feasting,
an able and patriotic address was delivered
oy d. +. DeWolf, Esq Of Tifin. Everything
passed of In a manner highly ereditable 70
the people Of FL Seneca
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

Rheumaiisutc he permanently ootcd by
CDR Loland's Anti Rbcomaiic uaad Sse
advertisement OF "Great Cure" in another
a.f.r.m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

July iih, 1861. of Typhoid Fever. Mary
oldest daughter of T. Y. aud Frances Brurd.
'ga Of Eden tp, sged nearly six years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

"Daughter of the Regiment''--From
The letters Of our camp correspondents, it
will be seen that Miss Mary l.. Beard, daugh-
Ter of q. W, Beard OF Tiiin, has been chris.
tened by the Eighth as Daughter Of The
Rcgiment'-a compliment, we think, worth.
ily bestowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

On The iih iust, At the parsonage IN Re.
public. by Rev. J. W Thonpson Mr. PetCl
Auble with Miss Lydia T. S,out
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

The German Turner'S aud the Druid
derbund" sirging club enioved a pleasant
picnic and independent glorifoation on their
own hook. on the Fair Grounds on the Fourth.
rhcy had music and plenty Of patriotic la.
ger Another party repaired to the "islaEd .
up tue river.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-12

Harvest--A great deal Of hay has been
cut aud cured, in excellent condition, and cur
farmers nre now cutting thoir wheat The
yield In this county win be much better than
we had anticipated and, We think, fully an
average crop. Rvaping machines do the work
with dispatch.