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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-12
Physicians.

Physician and Surgeon, office PerShngs $50. :
Drug Store. in DIR. A. O. Borton's Dental
Rooms. Michigan street. east side corner of
Gano, where he may be consulted during Office
hours.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-12


ditiOn to pay, etc, of Lieutenant 10 90
In the above we have not inserted the fraction
al parts of dollars, co. convenience sake, in this
matter of but little Importance.
BELOW TIE grab: OF LIEUTENANT.
The first column denotes the pay per month of
artillery and iufantry, and of dragons and rifle
men when serving on foot. The second column
denotes the pay per month of eht artillery and of
dragons and rificmeu when mounted
apt Oua-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-12

Boots. ~ ssssp<>:-
j. r. VAN VALkENBURGH
Manufacturer and Dealers in Boots and Shoes
first COR above the Bank Building
&. PAUL.
Dealer in boots and shoes. manufactuis all kind
ofhome work ia his line, Michigan street, Ply
mouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-12
Business 1ircctoru.
Attorneys.
REEVE &. CAPRON.

Attorneys and Notaries. Plymouth. MOrshall Co.,
Ind, Practice il M'rshall and adjoining coun-
ties. REfEEstO Bajcock & Co., Phelps, Dodge
& Co, New Y orl, Cooley, Farwell & Co, Gould
4 Bro. Chicago. LOudOn & Co., Phla.. Graft
Benettc & Co.. Pittsburgh, Hon. A. L. Osborn,
Circnit Judge, Laport Ind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

n other affections Of importance To the seNcs ~ q. y.
Hammond NJ " formerly roersOrof anatomy &c In tho
Syracuse Medical College York 'nr lIsm'nonis book
IA worth every ones ownnz From the New YORK Home
tifey original aud perfecH reliable c3mptent hands
Prce 81, GyDFKbY, Bookseller 81 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
NATAL MUHIAl.

nj AIihlhMoNiAt -WANTED-A WIFE POSSESSING
ror honsense ans moderate allowance Of beauty, by
tounE man OF y, passably good Looking en- loving
no s INC me Any young lady ma,rimoniaily Inclined
& NJ pu p.ndent a like nclinat by addressing
"rlh hasuhgs, Jr., Williamsburg Post Olcs, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

A GENTS WITH FROM SIS TO $50 CAPITAL CAN MEET
n with excellent opportunity 70 make rapidly by
ing an entirely light article 81 uaver al necessity,
just patented by applying at sos Broadway, No g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

VxrANTED TO PURCHASED SMALL HOUSE IN 4
w good neghborhood tine west side between Broad
and Seventh avenue say 5000 $1,000 or would pur-
chase desirable small place in Brooklyn with good yard
stable &C VIII pay part stock that will pay ~ to Is per
cent, and cash. Address box 4, l49 Pest Office.
&O S00 TO 5000 WORTH OF WATCHES AND
pL.OUU Jewery wanted, In exchange for good Western
real estate. Address box l3S Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

ylvANrrD-Two ROOMS AND BEDROOM on FIRST
w floor. with cooking utensils. water and gus Address
James box 100 Herald os, stating terms, which must b.
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

HENRY GREEN, AUCrIONEER-SPECIAL SALE OF
IL Furs Fancy Goods gold and silver Watches Jewery
Hosiery Dry Goods Boots and shoes &c. tbs day. at l0
one Arep roO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany and Troy connecting with the York
Central railroad for all points West, Northwest and South
west, with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rutland
Buringios rastsburg Rouses Point ogsnsburs and Mon
treal Winter arrangement commencing Monday
"a sA0Trsias viii leave New York folowsfor Albany
IA. N aud 80 NJ, train from Tryon row. Near
e. depot Dc, 10 r. eSgrs. ms train, from Tryon row
Do l0.2s A. NJ, do. do, Goth depot Crolon Falls
NJ stop,ang a. all stations above yorkvle 2o,h It depst
white Plains s:ie A. ~ 2o and r NJ, stopping at all sta
tons, Goth ct depot White Plains, 6l5 NJ stopping
all stations from white street depot wiam,bridss II A
A. snd $50 Y stopping a. al stations from 26h S. depot
stopping all stsons, from scih = deps Returning viii
leave Albany A NJ and 40 Y. NJ; Bsst Albany, 7:i5
D. and 4.s6 r. NJ express train. Albany, l0t5 A. NJ Hast
Albany, II A. ~, express mail train Croton Falls IA NJ
stopping all stations north of fremont White Plsrs
6i 735 and 10 A. ~ and atQ r. ~ stopping at all stations
Wlilamsbridge, $40 A. NJ and n NJ stopping at All "a,
tons wipamsbridge, 10 Y. NJ "Wednesday ssd Saturday
'"'' '"pp"s : JOHN BURcHrLI, Assi sup't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
sALns Ar AUUTION.

.Iprpr II SICOLAT, AUCTTOEEER-wILL SELL
is DAY trhursdaS Jan To- AZ ls' O'clock at the stock
r. esroom No. 81 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

a GAIN WE LIVE HE Friends OF WIN BINULEY
date chief steward Of the steamship City Of Washington
ard Ben amD Honey date chief steward the United States
mall steamship Wonderfully requested 0l spring
street. on Monday next. By order OF Y. S. U. r. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANY PERSON OR
IN persons having left any baggage effects Of descr
ton Walkers Hotel 70 Greenwich street must call for 4
the charges before the 18th inst IL win
public auction the Both of January, 1861 to de-
80 ROBERT WALKER, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

DEFLECT-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REDUCING
III their bills and at the time improve their light
should at procure Wybents Patent Day and Night
Light Rehecsors; they the luminous the
BILE and the cheapest Can be had in every variety ass
Bruome street. Broadway Also Rejecting Lamps and
Lanterns. Beware of worthless limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10


HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD-FoR ALBANY AND
IL Troy, connecting with trains North and West
leave
ersxnxss srerxr. rurRrr. rrRsr srvxEr
fsrrei5S 7and II 4 ~ and ~ llAe A M aad rs
Troy aud Albany CnaiD, ats
pm. 42SPM.
Troy and Albany with sleep ioI5 p NJ SUNDAYS IN.
ing oar, 9s5 r. NJ cludedD
Poughkeepsie train, 7sU A.
~, " ~ and W. NJ, "a. NJ, 1913 and rs p. n
feckskil train, 80 T.. ~ b55P Al.
Sing sing usin SO and 40
Tany,own train, 64oPM. 7iupH
A. +. SMITH Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

OFFICE OF THE MAsTERTON, SMITH SINCLAIR
~ Stone Dressing Company, foot of East Twenty ninth
street.-the annual meeting the stockholders Of the above
company will be held at the company Office Wednesday,
1861 for the election of Trustees, The poll
open from to IL O'Clock A. N. Nv order.
ALEX. MILNE, President.
The transfer books will be closed from till the
election.
NEW YORK. Dec 90 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

4 UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER.-
Morgagees sale OF Household Furniture Thursday
January % clock at saleroom Is Nassau street, con-
ssng two French plate Glasses Brussels three ply
and grain Carpets rosewood parlor Suits in brocate and
hach mahogany French and cottage Bedsead rosewood
mahogany dressing aud plain Burcsls, marble top and
mahogany Washsads Sofas and sofa Bedsteads Lounges
mahogany French and cottage Bedseads, curled
hair feather Beds Bosers and Pillows black
walnut wardobes centre pier aud fancy Tables
China Urockery and Glassware Cutlery 90 the whole for
absolute sale worthy the attention OF housekeepers and
the trade +. JENNINGS, JR, Attorney tor Mortgagec.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
LETTER FROM FosToRIAi

Eps, THuN TRirUSH:
have noticed In the Last i.sus of the 40.
vERTpER On article over the signature Of
."Ciiizen," where the writer vents his spleen
against a portion Of our citizens. whom he
terms "a loe class Of men belonging to the
Republicans party " The uath IL his hob
goblin, sensation article is this: During the
war excitement 10 our village, these men have
been rushed up to the stAnd,' AZ he tetns
Il, under ho ollowing eiroumstmcta. tan
happening 20 be democrats The frst gen.
uoman, amer uhing foul aud traltoroua Ian.
guage all day, aud alter having flied his
pockets with stones, preparatory Tor q muss,
was marched to HE wagon, his horses hitch
ed, when be took HE exit, under q voAey OF
pebhcls, no damage being done save the
breaking of bottle and the loss Of Ia oan
tents. The second gentleman Vas heard 70
say boldly IN q crowd. the aame day, that the
war was caused by the "d--d black Repub
lieahs" and they mighi feht IL out. aud be
hoped Old Abe Lincoln would DO the frat
man killed This language not being very
palatable in times of treason and war, and
his Union sentiment being doubted, he was
invited by crowd Of Republicans and Dem.
ocrats, 70 carry the Stars aud Strpel" up
Tifiin street, mount log, and declare him.
self tor the Union; all Of which he refused to
do, until he became alarmed al the appear
anoo OF the erOwd, when he reluctantly noun.
ted the log and dec arcd he was for the Un.
ion and the fagi alter which he departed in
peace. The third and last gentleman, after
being allowed 10 publicly use bis ioul slang
in our streets for days, was one day accoated
frst by three young volunteers, all democrats
who are now doing service under the "Smrs
aud Stripes" In the 2lst Regiment o. V, M
and had il not been for one Of the low Re.
publicans. ," our village Marshal, Who perhaps
is one oC the "tools Of the leading Republi.
cans, The man would have besu hsrsnly dealt
with. .....
Thus ends the trogicnl scenes that have
transpired in our village during tie war ex'
eiement.
AZ to the Glow class Of Republicans, re-
porting every prominent democrat over the
country to be secessionist," the writer Of
the article in the Advertiser knows IL to be
false, and would advise the beast, on future
occasions TO let BALKAN speak. IL seces
sionists at heart are amougst Us. we know
who they are and how to deal with them -
/ The writer says "these things have been tol.
Grated long enough; there will be d niculty il
il is continued" Tie ch rges ars false and
treason rankles In the heart Of the man that
utters them. Il is giving aid and comfort TO
the enemy, as was done in a certain set OF
resolutions passed In certain convention
not long since. II is only one Of the angry
spirits and turbulent mutterers Distilled trea-
son, who lurk in narrow places and walk out
muiiled 10 whisper eurses 20 the night A
and let Balaam speak.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

f6TU 20 cAAFDtsN.sEnl

lHNEe y CAnr DIS NisbN, %. llA
Juna 10th, 1861.
During TINS of srqiteuie6t aimsst every
ot voi.ld suppose that there WOuh b. %
stafti,y olnttf. hht ti,hsn uie loenfusiSo
Of rsofsaniring an amy, little has transpir-
ed To Attract The htienNons
The ofeiui ratio1 ~ tuf refilnt 3 j pro
gresahk Is rapidly IS possible Seven cbn
panies htVs reported q sni6elsnt number Of
mcn, 10 form the original basis. thereby o..
curlng place w the teg'rucnt; one tompaRy
: duubuuh thr reluaininn 1--WE hYe nf4 %.
ported the requisite nnulbrr OF tnen, aud can.
sequently lose their place, am rclisbly an
formed that companies haTe already bean IS.
sousd u ,.hs he place Of thoss that eau hot
rst N thelf position IN the rerimeub Taef.
day u next week is set fer mpalor'ng theplen
into the ihree yvals service. a list Of the
three months men hes just been made out
aad sent % head quarters Rnmofs says u, '
arc 10 be sentto Camp Jackson. Bat ,urth,r
Que u the companics hom Nswpo,t Bar.
racks paid US q sbor, visit last Saturday go
They are all well drilled, and make very fno
appearance. ] an. however, inclined 10 bc.
lieve. that our boys would compare very "a.
vorably With them II We were hs we'll ami
formed. BY the way, THE bring9 up the sub.
iest Of uniforms again. Twenty Eve OF our
men have been partially clothed; when the
balance will be similarly equipped your ocr.
respondent knoWeth not. IL seems very
strange that there is 40 much delay in this
matter. B.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Your Local PRper-yl these piping
times Of war, when men are inpatient to get
the news. they are apt to neglect their home
papers and read only the city dailies. Any
thing Of a metropolitan character is grsedily
deyOured, though there may not be one grain
of truth 70 the column, while the local pa
per, which Sits the wheat from the chaf and
contains a truthful digest of the whole. be
sides all the local news, is sneered at and
voted bore. Some go so fhr as to forget to
pay the local editor at all and we have ma.
ny such on our hst. Alas, how easily people
are humbugged!
Daily papers are good things 10 their place
and we have no objection to people taking
them, providing IL does not result to the in.
jury peglect or diseOutinuanee Of the local
papera. HaaaE.E #AAf.E
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Arrest Of Counterfeitcrs-rhe detective
Police have arrested and imprisoned at
BuGslu. ~. y, ONE Andrcws aud his hsso.
s,es, whom they caught W the act Of msk
ing counterfeit Of Ayers Cathartie Pills.--
rheir detection vas accomplished At tho In
stance Of Messrs. J G, Aver B Co, ef Low.
ell Mass, who have shown q commendable
energy aud promputpde in protecting the
public from imposition through spurious I'm.
jtati5us u ihgir in, sluahle iuraiciucs. . .
Doct Ayers Sarsaparilla, Cherry Pecloral
and Pills have come to be staple necessities
with the community, and The Imposition up.
on the sick Of spurious, worthless, not
injurious fabrieations Of them, Is in fact the
cousumnatiou Of yillainy. We hope the
scoundreh win get their due, and ia the
Keeping they now arc, they are pretty sure
OF t.---poliee gatette.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
TIFrIN p. o. RECULAr1oNs.

tB- PostO flee hours from 7 A. NJ. to ~
+. NJ.
1J-Mails for the train, Nsrth and South
viii close IS minutes before car time. All
letters should be mailed at least 80 minutes
before car time.
tB- Letters and papers must be prepaid.
Ia order TO insure transmission.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS. ...
Meil train rasses Tifin; going South, at
& IS A. NJ Going North ni 1851 p. NJ.
Delaware, Marion and Upper Sandusky
Mail arrives by Hack, TdesddysN and Fridays
at p. M-leaves the same day At 9 p. NJ.
Bucyrus and Melmore Mail arrives Mon
days aud Fridays, at P. NJ --loavcs, Tues
days and Saturdays, at 3 A. NJ
Republic aud Bellevue Mail arrives bv
Hack daily, att A. M.--lrRves at 4P. NJ
Foa.ora Mail arrives by Hack, Tuesdays.
Thursdays aud Saturdays, at III A. M
leaves same day at ~ P NJ.
II. Seneca Mail arrives, Tuesdays and
FidayS,a at P. M.-lsayes same day at 4
P. N.
II. L. MCKEE, p. N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

The Laws-We. this week, lay before
our readers, in the form Of an Extra, all the
Laws passed at the last session Of the Legis-
lature. which are Of general application. We
are sure our readers will ndnit, with us, that
this is the best plan, inasmuch as the space
that would otherwise have been oecupied by
them, can be devoted to news. Our readers
thus get the laws all together. upon one sheet
which they can preserve for refefenee, and
neither they nor US will be bored by drag
ging them through weary eoldm ms in our pa
per, which nobody reads. Though this meth.
cd costs more, it is more satisfactory to all
parties.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
New York market.

NEW YORE, June, IL .
FLoUR-Snles Of II ,0nD bbls at q 1894 SO
for super western "a 90@5 rs for common
70 medium extra western: SO 30@5 so for gu.
t,rior TO good chipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
HEAr-Sales at 81 30@sl 90.
RYE-Sales at 67@66e.
BAILEY - SRlge At 55e.
CoRS-sSles $4,000 bu at A@49 for new
yellow.
oArs--salos. Rt 3l@39S for State, West
ern and canadian,
WmskY--hed I6l9c.
PeaK Sales. $50 b'llS at sis75 for mes
~ 25 for prime st. ~
BLEE-Sales at 81 OO@d5o for eoa6lr,
prime; s5 610s6 25for country mess.
BEET HANS Steady. Sales at 81 200GSl4 4
so for WesterH.
Cor MEArs-Dull, at 6J1@Oc for shoul
ders, and 6a69le for hams.
BACON Steady, Sales at DC,
LAEB-Sales at a@l01lc. a- ~
BUrrEE-@A fair business doing st5@lS
for ohioi lT@l5c ferStato. p fli4 T
CHEE E-'5t @7c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Salt Rhsum-This isG discaso tic eoun
try is foh Of There are but few whole fam
lilies entirely free from II. Tho fact L., il
takes SO mauy forms, sometimes In orseksd
hands, chapped lips, rOughnsss on the skin,
with an onEing out Of waierY hnid, with
great heat, itching, burning. Sc, DC. Fer
this Dr. s A. Weaverb Cerato is a never
falling cure; one or two bottles will cure the
worst casea. II Aots ON different principle
from any article ever made. AZ proof Ol
IT, curative properties, We will copy from a
letter received from a clergyman ofthe high.
est respSctability. lie says; al was attack.
cd with Salt RheCm in my left leg, which
had become very bad, and wasrApidly spread.
ing. 40 had become a raw sore, and the itch.
ing and burning had become intolcrable. /
procured bottle Of your Cernte, and by is
use my leg has been perfectly cured OF TIE
disease give this statement in hopes It
may induce others similarly affected 70 uss
H." and we say, il you will use it, you will
be cured.
cerate is sold by all medicine dealers gen,
orally.
June IA 4W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Union school Picnic-The teachers
and pupils Of the TiHiu Union Schools en-.
iOyed fine pie'nie, on Friday hsl, in the
Grove near the residence Of w. z. Gibson,
the occasion being the close Of the term -
Hundreds Of our eidsens, old and young.
turned out to share the pleasures and festiv.
iti' of the occasion and all came hohe de-
lighted. Il vasa Delighted day ard All seem.
ed to enjoy their "romp in the leafy woods"
and returned with the carmihs upon their
cheeks There vas eating and drinking. ting.
ing and swinging and thus they "Shiled the
happy hours away" The only Incidents that
occurred worthy ofnOts was sight injury
sustained by little miss, in falling from
swing, and the upturning Of a buggy and
sPilIiRg out upon the ground Of a loving trio,
upon their return late at night,
Our Superintendent, Mr. Miller, and his
eorpsof able assistants have their hearts en-.
listed ia the cause and, We believe, our school
during the past year. has been satisfactorily
eoHdusted. fheY are noW enjoying their
summsr yaoaiiOn, I'D .TfE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

THE HEALTn AND LIFE oP WOMAN.
u continuity in ucTil " ths 10 mad sHoukh 10
geet OF wulyleatthoie isStAl irsguludHsi 70 wLish
tWo-thifdt other fe1 are more or lr5a Subiest.
DT Cnseseu,anb Pills, prepared ron the same for
muia which the inventor CoTneiuu H. Cheoasuian, NJ.
D., sfR New Yotk, he, fottwaay YsATt usad yuopeSt.
iully IN extended private pTaeties-n nms Al aisly
relieve without puin, adistuTanesf of the periodical
dsehafge whether autihg nom rslaHation sfsupprt
sion. They act like chsfn IN removing the Pains
that aocompanY difdcuii ~ mmadeFais fnafion.
Hud are the only tar aHd ietbls fmedy for Fiushss
slsk HeudHchs PainH In the L0iar, Baok aHd slider,
PslPltatioa efths Heart, Nerves. iIssss ystsEies,
spasmai brqkeh sleep aAd. other uapeaaaht and
daRgoFoat eeeia ~ "a luoHiton sfthe toH.
GAL tunstioAl lEuis wnEft eagfa ~ Flour Albat o.
NhiteS, they met spesdycufe. lA
10 WIVES AND hATRC.gAs i-rar Z
~. Ohsalsmanh Pills ufe onsted as no saiy sale
inoans % reese wiuE ptad NJ atIan hat
30 ~ sbADtE8 hu6f' aEAR ~ MINI $40
Thero it condition ofths femala system IN ahinh
the tlll1ea nnoi he tukon ifhohi plbauolng pase
rsluit fheeaudition Tsfrn4a t8tI ffsaaaney--thb
suit MacarsiASs. 6uch iEthr isaddnog ~
tht nadelns - TlIiare the aaEaal lauafiBaI
nal condiuon, that the lspn1sigs pourr q -.
tulu Csnaul g1glrl %. III D. .HNnNfEN
E4Plisli diFsgtiu Gas sJtaiihr ,shan ane uhsn fisy
hould ~ - assd, With esd BsE.t tha pllca tath
oE ,eouiaiaiaE fion 20 20 90 pillI. I'as ItI.st
valaabis nauphlli. - s. had Tree q de AsuatI.
~ seat ~ ail iaiabty - satlssiha pFiss y nv
snsEdl a F@aI. Hold ~ offslail sens Fally .lIf (.
l.i..l.t n. b lIul lOtll Mas. laHiistaa.
.l-rHuaf .ll t % Csdaf Stioal, feT YoIk.
FofuAis By !. l.. 81. JUuu 4 cda naRoia acc,
und ,. =. ~ HFIuarilt. lilla. a.. dscai-iT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
Attien, June tn.
.coaixiTrEE.

ON FurIOugh--ou Thursday, Of last
week, some rs Of our boys came up on fur.
Tough Of ten days from Camp Dennison, in
charge OF Lieut.. Barnes aud sergt Henry
They all look hale and hearty and appear to
enjoy eamp life. They have received their
uniforms. cousistiBg ofblue coats uiih bras,
buttons and epaulettes, and stripped pants,
which makes them appear to advantage.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Tribute of Respeet--ou Friday last, all
the Gags in the city were displayed at half
Hast, some Of them draped in morninE and
the bells were tolled from Ten TO twelve
o'clock, in rssPcoi fOr Me memory Of stephen
A. Douglas whose funeraltook place between
lhoan hnnra
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Moro Reoruits-Sone thirty additional
recruits Cor our company left for Camp Den
nison, on Monday night, in charge Of Corpo.
raj Poormnn. They were escorted to the
Depot by the Union Grnys and the citizens
generally. They are a 6ne looking Get oGfylg
lows and will make good soldiers Our com.
pany is now recruited up to the full extent
for three years service.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

Pitch In--We hope those persons in Tit.
fin, who have been writing slanderous let
ters TO the Department At Warrington. cen.
eerning the newly appointed p M. here, and
who sent an agent to attend 10 the matter. in
have a good time oft. We eknow their names
every ono, but forbear to mention them al
present.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

op Thnnday Ateniue, Jane On, iasi. n
he relideaes Of tbe bride's iather. near bisi,
laorU 81 Rev. !, AioIain, N ;. J.'Wa lhain 3
berlin q Niss MARI 4, Qowiet s.ises 80
"A union Of hearts "a anionaof llands. =,
Add ths dag of dhr ainn forever 49,
The dolsr iuelosed had e'ufy happy in
anonss On DO Editors hihd W e
On the 6thiast. 4 Aarlad. sensss 81. q. !
BY Rev. }. Good, Hr. >. q Ewing h MR.
Law. niA Mccullough.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14

PersOnal-We ore indebted to +. Dorsey
Esq. Of Republic, for late Galveston papers
Mr.. D. arrived home from Texas, on Mon.
day. Al Jackson, Mics, he was searched
and his gun taken from him. lie had pre-
yiously removed the lock however, so as tC
render The gun useless.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-14
FO'tOria, June 10th, 1861

Atticn in Mourning for the Death of
our IlIustrious Stntosman, Stephen
A. Douglas.
Ebs Enthusiastically on the rncfhing Of
the 5th inst. the citizens Of Attien, feeling
deeply grieyed at Inc death Of Stephen A..
Douglas, resolved to put their flags in mourn,
ing on the occasion. There was a commit
tee formed and arrangements made to draps
the flags.
The eitizens ono and al responded to a
person The ladies were called upon to re
pair to the Shade House and there prepare
the decorations. The call was responded to
almost simultaneously wlth rare tnanimity
Of all parties. .
In less than two hours after the first move
was made in reference to the matter both
aags were draped and floating over the
street. ...
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