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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-12
From the Chicago Post. March 9TH
The Chicago Produce Market.


The rcpclpls on Saturday were 2,soA Dds
flour; lI,Oi9 bus wheat $3.50 bus corn; 1Uu bus
oats; 1884 bus rye; 3,h3 bus barICyi SJ,SoO
lbs grass seed 100! dead hogs; 1888 live hogs
993 head OF cattle, and a21 bbls of hlghwInes,-
The Hour market Was entirely neglected, and no
sales reported. Wheat duh at lJl1I!c for No.
spring, and 1SatIIc for No do. Corn 23!a2itc
tor mixed IN store, Barley active AT 37a5Oc. Rye
i3c Oats 2Oa2O!c, delivered. Timothy seed
81 Goal so. Clover seed S3,6Oa3,NO. iiIghwmes
l9c Mess pork SlO,joall,25. Dry sailed hams,
packed ,ibaltc; shoulders do, 3a3tc. Lard Ole
for No. |, and bYa6sc for prime. Dressed hogs
lower, at 50, 2ja3,6j Live hogs ss,"Oa3,9j. Cat
tie - 25a3iO
The following shows the number of lave aud
dressed hogs received at Chcag" since October
list, and Tor the same pcuod IN the two former sea-
sons
lS6l-62 lSGl-60 1889 %
Hogs. 70s, 100 3S1,3l6 25j,ijl
The following shows the range OF prices OF hogs
for the week ending MARGINS, and for same week
IN the two previous years;
1859 lNGl lNbu
LIye.......S2 ,9Ua3,jO Sj,OJaj,l1 Si,ijaj.9J
Dressed -. 3,2jaI,0O 6,0Oa6,2j o,OOn1, "
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-12
4. =. PRESCOTT,

TTORNEY II COUNSELLOE ut LAW,
n Solicitor IN Chancery, Real Estate aud Col
ectIng Agent, Moline,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-12
WHAT IL IT!

WHAT IL IIt
WHAT'S 1t that bIackens gray whlskcr4 IN FIVE min
utrS
CnRI.TADORO'S DYE!
What changes red hair to rich and sumptuCus
brown
CuRISTADORO'S DYE!
What Dye contains neither lime, lead nor nitrate
OF SlIyeri
CuRISTADORO'S!
What Dye gives the least trouble and is most
quickly applied
CuRISTADORO'S!
What Dye is the only one analysed and prononnc-
ed safe
CHRlSTADORO'S.
What Dye produces the most permanent effect
CHRIsTODORO'S!
No. Aston House, New York Sold everywhere
and applied by al! HAIR dresse 5
Feb l9-tWaw IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-27

J St0nH ,, (1Nl 'IiC1 y
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
The New York papers contain extracts from
36 Richmond and Petersburg papers t. the
I'D inst.
The Richmond papers claim that the. Con~
tsjerates had the decided advantage at the bat
rIe Of Antietau. The following is from the
Richmond Enquirer:
"Tbe enomy's artillery was served with dis
asyo,ls effect upon our gallant troops butthoy
r9nlied from mu5ket, howltzor al cannon,
with rapidity ana will that carried havoc
amidst the opposing ranks The battle va
M. Of the most severe that has been fought
since the opening Of the war. Many of our
fraye men fell At dark the firing ceased, and
in the morning THURSDAY our army were ready
to recommence the engagement, the enemy
having been forced back the evening before, and
the advantage Of the battle beng SILK On our
&6a
Hiring was consequently opened upon the
oew Dosition s,2DnoseC to be held by the enc
my, vut 40 reply vas cbtalIej, AND It was til3n
discovered that he had disappeared entirely
from the field, leaving many Of his dead and
wounded IN our hands and about three hundred
prisoners Ihe report cuTrenC on y2SleE4ay
that truce occurred On Inu1Sdag Tor 1i!e bur
Ill of te q iea1 "a N:s oloutloS ne LrSo5.vl59 h,,5ra5
6"sard 's sCn91 r[l~le and thar c(jlIon command
ed the arrny in person.
,'0ur loss WAS estimated at i've thousand IN
Aoea ToAn4e4 aoo nllsslag 1l;1 pol7oIGh3 n3
6, bn 't1 n, ,S<-3,: -. a w. [a.;fio froI whinb We
uay infer that the en21Dy's loss vos fully as
great, i Got greater than our owu.
Lne tM@IlQ"lIlS M Il l3c. Q! me coLl'Ll"1oaI.6
@o N$ Sr,~ ,,'1 n '|<S;< ;ss;snn; ~ r'0 comandno
JacSson' : jiv;snn ( He i: I}iJ:9' Cen. Brancb
Of North Carolina, killed: Brig. Gen. r, E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-27

information IS received that ten Mcclellan
still had his headquarters At Sharpsburg on
Thursday. On that day the Federal forces oc-
cupied Maryland Knights, and also Bolivar
Heights in Virginia, Sc artillery force foraing
the river. 4 heavy portion Of the army Was
AZ NilIiams1ort The Federal picE<ets occupy
the country in Virginia three miles out from
Harper Ferry, where they meet TIE outposts
Of the Confederates.
There is nothing Of importance to report
from the West The arrival! Of Gen. Buell. a.
Louisville Tas announced yesterday 1t is sta
ted that he left Leba1on, Tennessee, and Gen.
Bragg, with bis army, left Carthage, both on
the same day, namely, the 21st, and that Buell.
travelled three hundred and szty-one miles,
and Bragg two hundred and six miles, In the
interval, Gen. Buell. arriving first at Louisville.
Southern papers claim tho battle Of Antie-
loss n the cng2gclnen5 at i've thousand killed,
wounded and missing. Gems Stark, Of Mis-
sissippi, and B1anch Of North Carolina, we're
killed. and six others wounded.
The towns Of Charleston, Ripley and Sperl-
Ger, n Western Virginia, are noW occupied by
the ,ylfederato troops With the exception
Of ?; nj Pleasant, the Federal troops do not
hold single post south Of the Little Kanawha
river
The soldiers Relief Asylum, in their report
concerning the I. s Hospitals, thus speak CT
the Mansion House Hospital IN Alexandria,
mansion House, Alexandria, visited by
Messrs. 1il1ey and Ford, 1.-The police Of this
hospital is reported to be excellent, and the
surgical attendance good The committee re-
mort that they witnessed inspection Of the hos
pitaI By Surgeon Summers, the result OF which
vas entirely satisfactory, and convincing TO them
that the surgeon in charge Wa5 determined TO
make his hospital all that such al institution
should be. There is, however, great defect
in the rations s2IYan 10 the convajescents, the
variety being about the same each day. The
tea and coffee furnished is the same miserable,
unwhoiesome trash furnished TO near y all hos
pitais BY the Commissary Depar5ment-tras
unfit 10 Crench the neanest brute. For some
DAYS previous to their-yjslt, the committee
starc that the bread furnished BY the Govern
npert bakery at Alexandria had been poor, fre-
o,7a0tlv sour This, however, is probably no5
usual occurrence. as the bread from the bake
~ has generally been good.
The New York Herald of Wednesday, cIa-
nors for D change in the Cabinet, o1 rather,
for tn, construction Of new Cabinet who
thoroughly agree with the Presidensin his pol
icy Of emancipation. It calls on Mr.. Seward TO
lead the way and resign.
Il is said THAT out Of loyal population Of
NOT more than 1000, Western Virginia has
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-27

the Whig, for we hear Of no recoveries. The
telesrapl1 operator had closed his othc8 aud re
moved 70 Goldsboro.
COL John r. Thornton, Of Virginia, MAS
killed in the recent battles.
All the papers claim victories IN al ot the
recent battles, and call upon the people Of the
Confederate States not to believe one word CON
! fained III the Northern papers OF Northern
success.
The ENQUIRER calls upon Congress to increase
the salaries Of government clerks 10 allow them
to live, as they cannot at the present pay ox~
penses with wood at $l5, and every other os-
sential article higher in proportion
---~aEas~-
Line Of the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 26,-An engine started
from Alexandria yesterday, and proceeded IS
far as Brist0e. Shortly after arriving there, q
train Of cars were seen approaching from the
othyr side, but the parties in charge o it, OIL
becoming aware Of their danger, started their
train back and quickly disappeared. Eight
Confederate soldiers we're found at Bristoe
who had been stationed there TO guard and as
sist in loading the debris found among the
ruins Of the trains destroyed at that place.
They we're captured and brought down as pris
0ners. Sixteen freight CARS were uIso found.
uniniured, at Manassas, with about halt 3 car
load Of ammunition, which had been piled on
the ground ard covered with canvas.
T. roT hn
started bv some Union prisoners, that this was
On internal machine, and soretused to approach
il. II was accordingly loaded on the ears and
with them brought down to Alexandria. No
other troops were discovered IN the vicinity.
It was ascertained from good authority that
trains we're running regularly night and DAY to
CnlDeDer. bringing supplies 10 the enemy,
which are conveyed II wagons from tGat place
hv yvav Of Sperryvile and Front Royal TO Win
chester, The Rapidan bridge has been rebuilt
and the bridge over the Rappahannock was 20
he finished to-day. Al the engines and cars
not completey destroyed have been run ot
from the stations above l}nstoe, and are now
being used by the Contederates, ,,., -
Last week the line d plckets estaoIl5heo py
the Confederates reached from NlncneSCeI %
Rrent>viIe, a point some SIX miles 5oH0n oI
Manassas.
Marquis Of Harrington, his brother IL law,
Lord George Cavendish, (who are sons or the
Duke Of Devonshire, the largest land-holder IN
England, Col. Leslie, Of the British army, and
John Rose Esq, Of Canada, who had been So
iourning in Washington for some days past,
left for Harper's Ferry, TO spend Il few days
with the army in that vicinity.
The Washington correspondent Of the n. I.
World states that it is currently reported in
Washington that the i1nminence Of foreign IN
tervention By great continental power (proba-
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

esnan00D1ue0oo018 Asslseaen. esQsanasse
al4e~Ass4 ea0bSenslna Axs - al paaes st
MD ~ 0Aar o1Asansnins - esaassl
See. .. As3esDen nAkile ssia esntsst hall
vithin tssaty5ter hean afier 1iine With Tie
city ssansl 49, q ED esasesf, serve upon
ssG:es ~ ~ eFsssb ~ seassst, viii u tine
and plaes - WI ~ city eeuaeil win hssr
and determine the osme.
ese. Is. At - the AID place fxed By the
contest - il TIER ts1gnsat shall spear just
and hyfal and tAs dseisioa rendered By the
eouncil shsllall - 1nal and conclusive.
Sec. q. The jsdgss and clerks Of electien shah
each b entitled 70 one dollar for eaeh day they
shall serve - such.
Approved August IL 1861.
THONAsW. wATERSON, Mayer.
P II. PrfRRs, Clerk.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
r SALE.
etste Of Kansas.
County Of Marahall
ORDER q
John Q. Csdaise uss Of
John Fsssisr,
John A. cClollAn.

By virtue Of m order Of ale issued out Of
the 2Hd District court N and for Narshall eoan-
fv, State u Kansss, and - Ne directed, dated
March 28tA, A. D. 1882. vhsrsis Jehn 8. Cod
ding use II John Frasiss = Plaintif and John
A. McCleEal 10 Deiesdaa4, I win o. Tusadsy.
the 9th lay Of May, a. D. 1se2, bstvsea. tIe
hours Of 10 o'elsek A. T. and 4 o'eleck p lCsef
sa;d day, q the court Asoss dssrin Narysviie
County Of Nsrshall asd Stose q Kaases 90
fer sale = The hiehest bidder Ssr eash au tke
right, title and iaiersst of ths Ae6ssdasE. join
a. MeClellas, Of in and - IL fellovi1k ri
estate b Wit Lesese ~ u tissk elsvts M
With t,s inProvenesfs thsfssa, - dssie,sAs1
On he seeerdel ~ sfsas tsss q NsrysvilIs &
the eos.iy Of henes4 lie Terrier, -
% Brsedvay end r..aisg bsek slrsaty-tus
Ssse f72} ssssraiRg = 1seyF's Dess1nke q
ssia seva q y.sysk1h .l.a = sss;ify
- 60. -. ,Cs.s Az ~ s,-r
0sdE0oA AUe@ooo4 -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

/; Gen. Craig, With Capt. Reno and others
Il his staif, arrived Tuesday BY coach en-
Nate for his command, which preceded
kiu come six or eight days.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

The Mr.. Sehnable, . sonewhat notori.
sus Pennsylvania Democratic politician.
has turned mp 7since his liberation from
Fort Lafayette a. Colonel Of al Arkausas
fierce Of ], 800 rebels.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

I; Rev. Mr.. Mur1ssk will preach in the
church, or building DOW occupied for
6hsol purposes, next Sunday. week, the
ð.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
J. D, Blu N B A . G II,
ATTaNsY At LAW,
sszs s<eSAxD-
OTAR Y BLIC.
S1arysviils, 0Afshau 10. Kansas.

HktEsS -
Messrs. Humphrey. Terry. 4 Co., and Derby i
Day, St. Louis. Headly &, Garr; Bowman 4 Co.;
Grimes 6 Carter; AtchiscG, K. #. BSSer &
Cushmsn; Fowler 4 zeiuer; n oah Walker i Co,
and Hon; 4aAn Thompson Mason, Baltimore, Md.
Hon. Saul D. Lecompte; Mm. g. Mathis; Perry
& Love; and Clark, Gruber Co., Bankers,
Leavenwerth, K I. Iykins 4 Boyd; Van Lear
& Drjttou, st. Joseph, Mo.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Maj. Bridger passed through by coach
thas week for the Mountains.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
Business Caros.
F. r. JACOBS,
HOUSE. SIGN Re
oRclA EUIAl PAINTER.

All persons wishing work done in my line
viii do wen By ealing one door east Of the
American Heel, where viii guarsates sssis-
3ActSoo. 6Hn6
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

A hssviiy Ieadsd GeE't. train Of thirty
wasess, six yoke Of atsle - Wagon,
psrisss 4 Broxs, centractorh ~e Be.
lieve, passed .hrougA Cor Kearney early
Sunday morning last 80
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Pspess in the casters PqeeDef the
State are becoming -sonewhas exsrcis-d
ssspssting the next State election. Well
hey might for God only knows where
che honest men arc 10 be found to Gil the
SAase oeces.-Js.eaon Oily Usiss.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned
vas appointed b 8. 2. Snyder, Probate Judge in
and for Wsshisgtes County, Kansas, adminis-
sratsf Of the est2te of Joha A. Humes. decess-
q. dated April 23rd, A. d 1862. All persons
Indebted to ssid estate ere requested to make
immedists settlement Of the same = nd all hsv-
lag claims sesiast said estate are required to
exhibit them 10 the administrator for allowance
Withia one year after the date Of the letters or
they may be precluded frsm any benefit Of said
estate, and ifsueh claima Are not exhibited with
In thres years from the dale Of these letters they
vill be forever debArred
j R. HALLOwELL Admir-.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
yNE AmERieAN FLAG!
=. MAJ. 10 SAMUELS
Holds out great inducements
to the Farmers +!

He offers half Cash and half Goods, at east
srn prices, for Corn. The goods we,e purchased
Ia New York for Cash. Call with your Corn
and see the Major before selling elsewhere, as it
10 fsr ysqf own good
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

By virtue Of IN a'ias fee bill issued cut Of the
1na1iDtrict court in and for Marshall unity,
x>esss, viii On Wednesday the 2srh day Of
Ny 4. D. 1882 in front Of the Barrett House in
4lakyssille, between the hours Of tan o'clock 4.
- snA four o'clock P. NJ. Of said day. offer for
SGle ,ose wagon, levied on as the property Of
SoEsed 3. AMsdeu 70 satisfy said fee bill.
G. D SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
1fneyeville, May Is, 1862.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17

The following i the 'Iegisissivs slaie s:f
State oGieess: For Governor. 8. u. Ad-
ans; for Lieut.. Governor. Martin Ander-
ssn for Sect Of STATE, Dr.. Chas. Fetch
q; for Atty General. p. B. Plumb; for
fresurss, C. 8. lambda; for Auditor. +.
z. Baker; for Superintendess OF Schools,
John Erspcis.-C Conservative
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17
FRANK ISARD,
ELI MOORE.
Carpenter AM Cabinet Maker.
MAlYsvILLr. KANSAS.

sia6s niah asssness sad dispatch. Plans and apec-
i6oatiOns furnished. have on hand large
quantity Of dry walnut lumber, and am pre-
pesSd q make Ill kiads Of furniture 1t No.
riyer prieea- TsEns q sait the times. n6n
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-05-17


substitution and the time it tooh place shall be noted
the pclboobs.
Sec H. The judaes OF cleris of election shall not ex
anime or suffer any els examine the ballot any
voter handed in 70 be dpcssed in the bAos-b.x before
buf the voer lslne Ne sane or zoe d che judges to
hahde the taot n0r snA they aay p than
Of the judges handle the haothux under pen.lty OF
no: less s'.a I'VE nor mrre than ffty dollars.
Sc L. IL shall the duty of the CITY cjerk 10 deliver
acopy 81 TINS ordinance least the judges
waEd ms city u sssxt day previous any election.
Sec. IS when tsooe a~e persons shall have - sq,ai
nun csv - ths 49,; nnyos q any sA1 elective Sor b
Il the cry council Who shalt certify the tie city
coenc'i VINO shaa b declared ected it, the l.owine
Of paper u be prepared eous in sise and sinil.r - 40
pearance win the Of each c>pdidase written Upon
an eq.: numb nd ssafiy. With tn name upon
and weIl uaed ssvss Il lid .lips .haii thrn be rs
out BY the CITY e n counsed q votes and The per-
shan be deiaEed eecasa - ac.iScase Of eit; ssIi
be iss.sd By he elsrt hin in the msaner here nese
provided
Sec. - Au tee vhaas ale, over H. ~. ot twenty
oos ~ AL ne etzess Of the Unised or Who
Who shall hsvs rss6sd IN - eitr thru nont o..t
psss.ee.s ~ elect asai y edited % aciV
shey reside = - - Z eisctica.
Sec a EsssypssAesAesAanv vote o. olsrso vote more
than occe shepe ~ in this csy fer city Officers sau
UPON taednst Les than Ave doiiars por 10s
e = ~ 49, s.esq s.iised vos.r under Ais o.
in tbs city fe@g qshssianca coeS;ctos - insd ~
iss ~ Hve aGn1san6ay Ssii.rs =
Sc = ssRsM.ssar ~ aq..,ised vos.r u.d.r hi,
80 - ,sssse:x - sighesf a.y pr
1.e = 4ayleaAufsa = susAsssss s,scsica Of
y - .ss...x I'd 3D., &c 3
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No. 1l3 -. Dsooavsay'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-14
A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. ROback's Stomach Bitters.

A new aud delightful siomachie asd Cordial. 10,
gi VHg tone TO the Stomach and oF the nreyenton OF
bili Gus complaints inedsai TO the Wvsiera eountry
Try "a.
A morning drink, TO assist digestion and relisye
dyspepsia. Il has no equal. TD H.
In sRvor u - supeuoT TO other Bitters, rry II.
The formula Of these Bitters, now fleGi) The sole
property OF Dr. Rabaok, orr gaated with ane of the
oldest and most eminent Medical Practtioners Of the
West and II Is directly prediealsd upsn the wants Of
Western people,
These Biisrs derive their stimulus from the power
ial tonic nature ofhe roots aud herbs OF which thsy
are composed, and ss they are, by alayng HnnutuTa
cravings Of the stomach, directly promotivs OF
TEMPERANCE,
ths present proprietor believes that IA making then,
widely kaown the pablie welfare il subseTvsd.
rlll soon be for sale by All0fDr. Rnbacks numer
Gus Agents, aud a, Hotsls, &C. the eouatry over la
the meantime, orders will be dlled direct iron Cinen
aai m any quantity, shd at the lowest rates. i 10
pat tp in oNsu bottles, and securely packed Ia
aoa cases. Half doE sample cases viii, hswssoT, be
packed ahd seat TO any address, II ifdesiFsd.
Retail Prizes, 81 per Bottle, or 6 Bottles for s.
fEineiPal office aud salesIoom, No, 8 East Fourth
street. 81 building from Main Street, Clncinnat, D,
l.ahrAtofy, No. ~ Hammond Street.
For sale In sereea county by L. -. John Co.,
Dubois n co and J. y. Marqaarlt, Tihhi n. Hall,
lsswelk u. NJ. Aradt, AdEiani J. w Miller. AtticA;
d w uoflmaa, Bsswicki Jehn Lewis, netisyilei
q s Noank er Matsans Ststioni n Y Hiss, nlaomsr;
u q CToaue' West Lodi; DuBois h Co., FastoTis;
James Gray, MeeneFsi slleox, West Lodi +
sai D. ~ssshss. ssa a,ussl.,, seno,aly ,hsoeghou,
the laitsd States and CaAsdas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-14
TRAITOR, SPARE rlIAr FLAG.



'tA,sAwocdman. spare that Tree.
N.r f...'fHI. -
Traitors, spare that aagl
Look up at its Sright folds,
And see si,hin your hearts,
The baeeness Of your souls:
Fur that's the proud old flag
lonr sirrs Oh fought un1er--
Are YOU. degenerate sons,
To tear il aow nanderG
Tr'tcrs, spare that nag,
Or vengeance loud aud deep
win justly fall from icascw.
And make you one day weep,
And the ashcs ofyour fathers
VIII rise from out the tomb
'Olinst their ungra,eiul dastsrds,
To cuise the traitors doon
Traiiors. spare that Gag,
II you would vet be free
II ,ou'vo the least rrgara
For homes and lilprty;
IL not, why, do your bsst,
We've men and means at hand
To spread u 10 the brerxo
Der all COLUMBIA land.
Traitors, spare that flag.
You've done mischief enough.
ioa'.e stolen our gold aud guns,
Aud talked vain boosting stuif;
Then touch NOT that proud fig,
That banner " the free.
List Vengeance lire and deep
May cpgulf you IN misery
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-14

ESrREss TgAlSs leave nunkirk daily, on arrival Of
all Trains on the Lake Shote Railroad, ffom cleve.
land, Cinsinnat Toledo. Chicago, and rua through TO
New York without change.
TaE ONLY RouTE Tunnihg Cars through from the
LIkes to New York City. Splendid veatilAted sleep
ing caTs on Night Trains.
Baggage checked through. Pare always as low ss
hy Any otherfoute.
Bosios ra.sspgsB and their baggage ,anslsIfed
Free in New Work.
Ne particular aud call fei Tickets via DuukiTk, and
the New York aud Erie Railroad, which are sold at
all the principal RAILROAD Odicesir ths West.
This road affords facilities ioT shipments u Frsighi
superior TO any other foate.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New YoFk daily, mAklas CLOSE connections
threughto slPoints West and quicker time than ever
before made any line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of g. oArsAs, sio
Broadway, NEw YORK. JoHN =. DUNLAf, 10 state
81. RUsroN, Mas, of Of JACob foRsYrH, fneghi
Agent, % CLARK ST., CAIc 400, ~,
CnAs. MINor,
GgS'L svF'r,
feb lA-ly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-14
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings for the Examination OF
Teachers, viii be held in the Court House,
In THIN, at l O'Clock, P. NJ, en- each Satar-
day Of February, March, April, May, Sep
tehber, October aud NoyemberI and on the
third Saturday OF each of the remaining
months OF the year, II GOOD
JAMES PILLARS
JOHN MoCAuLEY
Tiain. Feb, g. lS60--l0s