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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
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New YoRK. Feb, 20 "A special to the Herald
says: Thsddeus, the youngest son Of the Presi-
dent, is dangerously Ill, and itissfeared the
disease will assume the type so fatal to his
brother. io erl
Secretary Stanton had another attack Of ver-
tlgo Thursday night, and Is unable to receive
visitors on business to-day s'77
Ms. Fremont is seriously Ill, and It is feared
will prove fatal ,s'' st 'e. ~ ~ ~
/ The Tfbhne's dispatsh says: Gen. c. F.
Smith is TO be made Major General, for gall
liant conduct at Fort Donelson. gg
WASHINGTON, Feb 22--The report forwarded
to the Associated Press did not purport to be a
verbatim report of the proceedings Of the Rail-
road Convention, butwss obtained from mem
begg after the adjournment, no reporters having
been admitted. The dispatch was obtained from
the Secretary as to the business Of the Conven-
tion. Secretary Stanton's impressive and able
speech Was not reported and the brief allusion
to his remarks was, IL Is now asserted, inaccu,
rate as to The language employed. ~ e sts'
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Market. z

s.V .s.4.-tt. oHoNNAIIs fsp' ~
fLoohLIne ne market closed hrmer and buoyant, with
demand Ihe saIes were 2JOO bbs at 81 SO
"a ~ tUr ana - oV@4 70 Tor extra,
W. " eao demand y ia5 ana prices 40 higher
aSo u 'O' pArrs iei9C' inc iatler rate ior
wagon. . 1.C I.st..ra. q n ~
I'm market Is firm but Snis the rates
ssked peing apoye ne views OF buyers There coed
osmand Ior Duk Saes AZ oc and or nTst class city pack
81 10 ~ ~ 9ut IOh are nea ngner mess PORK
.. ~ ~ysSi~ oo, sna sues az oNc. country packed
M - 9ueieu az ~ AZ places on rail-
IN .e in'ehUI, sne SE ~ ponts on t1e river
cous ouyes Duik hluuIueIs are Ireely onered at
SAc, anu country ard az Ic and not much demand for
sner. NV ses ol mesa poIk transpirea lVOoU pieces
@ nas ~. 10 put soi1 "a AZ ao M ssr
sge lIee WI me ~ ol AprI and opvOO Ids bulk sides
nere =. &c, ana IoO erces prime country lard at To-
IA y, a saie % S'' teau averaging 20 ipp trozen
'oM nts o. ~ ~. ...a.., - -, .,.-,lLy .ra.
nv ,S w. ~; Wy, " lar uenAnu az oV
SpnTrngra lC1 nyi apH sA.Is, sne ooc ior no.
''na HnVVHnAHS-1he market mas not changed and 10
nn1prr ~ at, ...a :. ,o,>eao,,<. -
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The Court Of Common Pleas, Frank
lin County, Ohio. 5a. s.r.


'Osepn story Doc 3. page Gil, No. sI5.
Samuel @. Story ct al. Sale in partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF ANSURDER OF
the said Court to directed will offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of oolumbuS on JOY
Saturday, the 9Th day Of March, 1862 s
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock No. and oo,cock p. m,
the following described real estate situate in the county
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio:
The undivided twoninths C2g) of certain tracr or
parcel Of land, situated In the county OF franklin and
State Of Ohio, lying on Darby Big Rum, branch, Of
Darby Greek, part Of the original survey No. 36il
and bounded and described as follows: ~ Ii}l i1E
Beginning at large stone In the Run lower corner
to Josiah Byens' lot In the south Of said original
survey No. 3,6l1 thence with said line south eighty.
nine 9) degrees east hundred and forty 40 poles
at the southeast corner, tree down. thence with
the east line north one ~ degree east sxty.three and
onehalf (63) poles to bur oak and three red elms;
north eghty-nne (e9) degrees west one hundred aud
fifty 50 poles to apont in the centre Of the run with
(60) acres more or less. ~, -. -
1 Appraised at SIS on per acre. st
.'.I.,. q. W. HUFFMAN sherla.
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Ayers GatharticA Pills,
FOR ALL TINE PURPOSES ORA FAMILY psYs:a

are 50 composed that disease within the rnss o.
thelr action can rarely Withstand OF tyare then
Their penetrating properties search, aid clca,,s+
and in'lgorate every portion of the huIuaa mg3L,
ism, correcting IFS diseased action, md q ,lsiiil,
Its healthy yitalities. As Consequence .! tbos.
properties, the invalid who j, bowed down s.itl
pam or physical debility is astoiiin 90 iitd lss
health or energy restored by a lehcd5 AZ Un2e &.
simple and inviting. gFh k'5
Not only do they cure ths everyday g.;.laihf-
Of every body, but also Taiy ..ll,,,s.. li..,
dangerous diseases. Ihs 9gent teios i,ost s )
pleased to furnish grsts III ain, dan ..!.f... i
containing certificates Of iicir cure ard d;r,iif
for their use in the following camppGs G,.tft.
ness, Heartburn, Headache a'1siagJ yow a.o9nL 81
Stomach, Nausea Indigestion, Pun in ann. )
Iaaction Of tie BoioelS, F2at.t:eAcg. lass o.
tte, JaaG,dice, and other kindred COZ y i a.
arising ronl low state of the baly uF olsree,g gs
Of its functions. They are an excellent alcia1.r.
for the renovation OF the sIpod ami the lest'ils
ton of tone and strength to the syi,pm debhtat,a
by disease.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

BuFFALo, Feb, 29.-To-day is celebrated here
in an appropriate manner. by military and'civil
parties, the reading of Washington's Farewell
Address by Ex-President Fillmore to the Union
Continentals and citizens generally. Reports
from most of the Eastern cities, show that the
day Is being very generally observed. ' t'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

New YoRK, Feb. S2-Thls afternoon there
ls q grand military parade.i QM
The Hamburg steamer TeutOpia, left for
Hamburg and Southampton, with Ss7s,OOO ~
specie. iAa
The steamer Edinburg left to-day for Liver
pool, with 4lS0,OOO In specie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

BALTIMORE, Feb 22.--The military display
to-day was very large; some 5000 men were re-
lieved by Gen. Dix, and pasaded through the
city. The force would have been larger but
for the great number sent from here within a.
few days. e. s.ss., r,.,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
Master Commissioners ne, Sale.

Nathan Mason a. Admr( court Of Common Pleas Of
Bu,.h D. Hoffman, franklin county, Ohio. Sd
DXVHRTUEO OF AN Or DER OF sSAL.E.
ID to me directed, from the above named Court
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, In
the city Of Columbus, on 1.a taoi.g 3 3 slaccis.
Saturday, the lst day Of March, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ the following described real estate follows to witt
Lota number eleven end twelve I'll and l2) and three
feet of the north side Of lot number twentyone (2) sit
uate in the town Of Worthington, Franklin county
Ohio. tas" 1fl r44t aa ~ satp 1'. % y
Appraised at Lot No. 12 and feet Of north side Of
No. 81, $780, Lot No. ii, $50. q tfh it
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner,
Printers fees SIS e5.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Samuel A. Moore, for the use of
Elizabeth Ellsworth, [

Samuel A. Moore for the use of Court Of Common
Elizabeth Ellsworth, [ Pleas.
e.,Jlegw Nt} November Term, A.
Henry O. Stanley ct al. D. 1861.
DYvIRTUE OF AN Or DER OF SALE
I'D to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
FRANKLIN county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House. in the city Of oolumbus, Ohio on
Saturday, thst Sh day of March, A. d. 1862,
at one o'clock P NJ the following described lands and
tenements, situate in Franklin county Ohio, 10 witt
All that tract Of land situate In the township Of Sharon,
vhd bounded follows, being lot number seven in
ton number four, township number two range number
eighteen, United States military land; and also that
other tract Of land In said township and county, and
described follows Being lot number eight In section
number four township number two, range number egh
teen, United States military survey Of and except
eighty acres sold on the east end OF the two tracts about
two years ago. the balance hereby conveyed being about
one hundred and eighy'0sht acres Of land, more or
less.
Appraised at SOS per aero. w
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees ~ so. rstfse gss
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Ayers Cherry Pecrcrat

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, In1uenza, Eof.. ela,,s.
Group, Bronchitis, IncipicBt Corssf.. ..
tion, and for the relief Of CoGsala y,lse
Patients in advanced stages OF the
disease.
So wide is the field OF its usefulness aud 50 M
merous are the cases OF It's cures, That almps,
every seci,. of country a6ounds in persons pub
licly known, VINO have been restored from alannirs
and even desperate diseases of the lungs b, a,
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to esetp
observation, and where its virtues are known It.
public no longer hesitate what antidn;c 70 empor
for the distressing and dangerous affections OF TX
pulmonary orgaps that are ilcidcltto oty !irset
While many inferior remedies trrst upon &
community have failed and been discarded, Il;
has gained friends by every trial, conferred beral
on the afflicted they can never forget ana ps,s
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable -
be forgotten.
PREPARED ny
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
CoWs AND CALVES,

There 10 no great change to note in the state of the
market. There has been better feeling In the milch
COW market for two or three weeks The price Of COWS
cannot be given with any satisfactory feeling Of convey
ing exact information because the price depends very
much upon the fancy Of buyers and the appearance of
the COW and calf at the time Of sale. But lair looking
COW with young calf Will sell at S35 and perhaps
not good, but finer looking, at S40or $45. When
they 60 above that they must appear extra or be
mended as such. O. z. q- ss3iIi4a9 l-4'f
Calves in moderate supply and the demand exactly
corresponds and al veal good smooth fat calves sell
pretty readily ate cents pound live weight and from
that down to next to nothing for very mean ones The
market "a ateady, but net lively. ltif iI'r tsia N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
New York Cattle Market

RErORr PoR THE WEEK ENDING Feb. 49, 1862.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or CATTLE ALL KINDS FOR THE wERK.
According to the reports from the several market.
places In the CITY, there have been received thSweek,
compared with last week: u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
AsDg-A EERsS IA M. J
AgT1e u Cure,

~ ron THE SPEEDY sUhs o. IS q
Intermittent Fever, ot Fever ana AZ Z.
akemittent Fever, chin FeYess Dn.;.b
dAgue, Periodical Headache, "a Bisio ~
Headache, and I3ili0ns Fcsers, iihs k-a
for the whole class Of disensesi asi,,i.
nhting in biliary leransanorl, ea.psca
bYfhe MalaFia Of miasmasic cO1nirI-s.
No one remedy Is Louder called G,r i,.s
NECESSITIES Of the American peoiil vi, Il 4 4.
and safe cure for Feeer uiid .yp.t h
we are now ennhled 10 offer, Md, I. t.t.
certainty that il viii srdicat thc j,.5l,
and with assurance, fiapdad on ,s..i Il 4
no harm can arise from its use ii ag> uus.
tity. .,,e e trA
That which protects from be- psey-at,
disorder must be of immnasy sfgyist u
communities where il prevails P,r8 ~.
better than cure, for the patieni t,-,., ,s, NJ
RISK which ne must rui in violent All ~ =
this baleful distemper. THIS (. CuEr rx,,.i
the miasmatic poison of Flygs ~ "a
nom the system and prevents he 4 4 Il
ment of the disease, if taken Oh lie
proach Of its premopilory sym, ,fobi sj, :
not only the best remedy eyei vi q. d.~.r,.,
ior this Class q, eQn.plaints, bQt ~
cheapest. N1he slAr9e quantity Wo ssaI.
a dollar brings il within tIls reach Z, x, X.
body and in bilious districts, .wlers MAJ.
AND fAaqF prevails, every body .lnad IN. 4.
andpse 1t freely both foF. cure and Drs,so6t,,s,
1t Is hoped fhis price VIII p)hca Il Iitlin I'LL
reaah o. allTtber rp9oras wei ~ tls ijii a
great superiority Of Chs ldmsdy oyer aus
other ever discovered fof The. speedy .an5 il,.
tain cure Of InterInittents IS thai Ii contii.,,
no Quinine or miHerak rDnscquently il pfs
duces no quipisn or other uliurio,s cGec..
whatever upon fhep ponrttdop. il,csc slat
by it are left, as healthy as il they mad nsyer
had the disease, T-af,5r lut95fa fsdff
Fever and Agpcis, not alone TIT cosseouene.
Of the nriaIpatic poison. I a gruat varicty oH
disorders arise from its irritation, itifora wfib
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism Gout He,.aarLs.
Blindness, Toothaehc, Earache, Catto1h, Asth
ma, Pdlpitation, Painftil Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pam IN tie Bowels. Colic
Paralysis, and Derangenlent Of the Stomach
all Of which, when Originating IN this cause
put ON the intermittent type, or become period
cat This dCUnRn expcls The poison lfut,.
nc blbod, and subsequently cures them al
nike. II is M iptaluable projection 10 iin.ni
grants and persons travelling or tem,,ofaiil,
residing in the nialidious dstricts Ii fsken
occasionally or daily while exposed TO the ia
fection, that will Be eycretpd kon he s,s,ef.,
aud cannot acciunulate IN ;stfifieWnt quu,iI,
to ripen into drseasc. Hciica It Is eyei, la6ic
valuable for protectitti thah cure, and ie,S Sih
,yer suffer from fHtei1ntttcnts, ii tFry ac.st
themselves Of the protection this ieaiedy 1;
ords. Hno'aiii i.2- ArA
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Master Commissioners Sale.

. 80
Dwight Stone a Docket3 pagellQ
IVA ~ Superior Court Of Frank
Vincent I. Williams ct al.5 In county, Ohio
DIV VIRTUE OF AN on DER OF HARhs
ID from said court, to directed viii oef al puhlA
sale at the door of the Court Henae in he CITY of Co
lumbus, on ssitteH
Saturday, the let day Of March, Al D.. 1859,
bstween the hears OF ten eelcck NJ and four ocock
NJ. the following described real estate situated 10 the
city Of Columbus, franklin county afofeaaid, viz
Lot No. = as the same is described on fhe fecpFded
plat Of Brotherton WaIcuten addition 10 te CITY of
0olumbpl and being The east hall o. the following &c
Dcribed premises, vins afts.
Beginning the North side Of Town street $50 feet
East OF Fourth street, thence N. " degrees West e7H
feet 10 The South ade Of supr uiey; thence with aid
side Easerly 02 feet thence 8. u degrees H. l67 ~
feet 10 the North line of Town street; thence with sf
! liIe westerly to lhe Place Of bsginaiBg'
a. W. HUFFMAN. sheria.
L and Master CommiBIpncr
Printers fees 81 90 t 1itH isB rsAo8 af3i
ians8-dftkWtd. esscf4 = t,.sis ~. !. s,..i
l Il ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week s,g7O. sa'o7,7 D

heCelptb tulb Woek oi~fVs d
Tho receipts are not as large as last week. but 1t Is the
dues market OF the season. and prices to-day 50 to
75c head less than this day week Indeed, they
propaply Tnan that for but the very will
sell at rates above So pound, live weight, aud the
trouble Is to nd buyers at any price, The sales Wednes
day Thursday and Friday at gradual decline upon
last quotations. On Monday morning there little
rally but large arrivals in the afternoon stopped all
sales. The daily receipts at Brownings were: Wednes
day. 18th. 404 Thursday, 13th SIS; Friday 14th 3O7;
Monday, 17th, 1885, Tuesday, 18th, 1914 Notmore than
half Of the receipts Of Monday old and not 900 Of
the whole In the pens on Tuesday taken out and
this morning find over 1000 hand and the prospect
Of sales very dull indeed.
The Wholesale butchers say they cannot get as much
for pelts by Csc. head they have done and that
meat cent pound lower to-day in Washington Mar
ket than It this day week. and that every who
bought sheep last week lost money.
The retail butchersare equally slow about buying
The worst Of the Sheep at Boryourh street are sold
to shop butchers but few are inqurng for stock day.
ror willing TO pay within dollar Of last weeks prices
The week closes with moro Sheep unsoid In the city
than any week for several months 7 n
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THa uoa MAnkEr. .

Receipts this week, 16 $50. gu
: The following the quotations given ty Henry D.
Grant, superintendent OF the Market; Z"
Corn-fed Hogs, y cwt live weight. 50 1904 90
Distiilery 'Et" z" ....,............ 1876
: The arrivals have been Of late SO much below what
they we're few weeks ago that the packers have been
able to clear their pens and long they continue the
business Of packing a the reduced rate Of weekly sup
market to-day 10 lively NgqWf9L 0A&
4 Geo. W. DomAn gives the following figures as the
price Of Hogs this week.: ~ fdEEkEk
FIRST quality cOrh.fei, large sise.4 @s.eOS 4X@aXc
Second quality. y....,,,,........ .3K@3Kc 4A95c
First quality, small sizes, fat and u tss .
, prime, for market butchers, ,51<03Xc 5 @5kc
Large size, slilifed, fat. at.......s3k9- 3f@4c
Second quality, stilfed ..... .3KeG- 3X44c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-23

FTNREATG ALI, pIaEAREs on THE EYR.. =. -,
- QNco Hi1h street, N6rih of.hroaa tNol lG,)f N
% Spring. - .ss,s -, n 4 y l..'r
ooiumbu,, Dec, ag, 1851 :zdAEif. z .,ls.ss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-07
0at Armg Correspondence
PROM THE 4aTH OHIO.
GREKN RivEa, Kr., Jan. 9stb. 4

pHAhN il'Hn, hi., 0pu Sotus o..
DEAR TRIBUNE;
Well do We know that hundreds Of your
anxious readers turn to your columns week.
ly, to see what news you have from loved
ones far away.
We write this evening. for the fsst time
with sad hesFt.
he Telegraph brought the mournful intel
ligense of little MiLTIE GrssoEIs death. and
we felt at once thstA shadow had fallen on
our path. We could but contrast the feelings Of
the fathers heart, ns he turned toward the
broken family group, with our own. few
weeks before, when we started in the same
direction, to look upon cheerful and har.
ny circle.
Who. who eau tall The feelings Of those lac
Grated hearts, AZ they looked upon tho slay-
cold fes,prss Of III cir lovely boy aud follow
ed 10 the grave the darling Of the hopse,hold
Ali for these stsieken parents. tbers are the
promises Of God and the consolation, Of H.s
grace. ltaffOrds me pleasure 70 cay. they
have the .pboundsd sympAthies Of us poor
soldiers, and are not forgotten 10 our unwor,
Thy supplisations.
We ia not think OF the departed one, as an
unconscious oeeupautol the grave, bat as a
dweiier in the liesYens, aIssidsnt amid pe
lestisl seeperyr sssIsal,y essosiated With the
pure and holy, borne ia the bosom Of the
Great shepherd, ,"and gently carried In His
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LETTER FROM THE esTu.

LEADsvILLE, Va, Jan. 26lb, GO.
Ems, TRIBUNE:
Your paper is a frequent visitor to our
Camp and most nssursdly it isa very vel.
come one. Weare all eager to get the Tri.
bune, to hear the home news We occasion.
ally hear from our friends Of the 49th. 55th
and the 9Th. The friends are yery Kind in
sending news to us. for which we lhank them
very much.
Al present, the old 25th are laying back
and taking the world casy-have come to the
conclusion our career is about flushed in tbi,
part Of 'ecessiondom. Her last expedition
was at Huhtersvile. The expidition was com
mnnded BY Major Webster. W. burned ,h.
town and large amouat of secesb crnb.-
They encountered about 200 rebel cavalry.
exchanged few shots. The crnck of the
musket made them show clean heel. Four
Companies ofthe Reg't are at Elkweter, four
at Hnttonsviiie, one at Beverly and Co. G is
at this city. j; consists Of one hotel and one
private dwelling. There is some iine look
ing farms here, but not very proSue tive, 80
said by the natives-'good grazing land. They
raise good many cattle aud some darkies =
Some OF them are pretty well blcnched out.
The inhs bitants profess to be strong for the
Union. but ] think the sight Of cold sto.I and
our cartridge boxes makes them so. Some of
them are not 10 be trusted. The weathor has
been very inoleBsent since we have heen here;
rnined most Of the time. The valley has been
perfectly undulated with water. at present
the weather Is fine, but cold.
The health Of the Co. is good. We have
comfortable shnuties and any amount Of pro
visions. We have little guard duty TO do,
Tor fear some night be carried away. This
10 the extent Of our labors.
We are situated here TO keep our trains
from being piundered bs bands of sesesh
mountaineers, which take up theiE abode in
the Cheat Moanlains. They are kuated psst
ty close.
Our Captain Is at home. We win be very
happy to see the old gentleman returns We
feel lost without him.
SENECA.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-07

FArruruL MlSisrsrs oF BsALra--In exam
iuiug the vessols at the various wharveS W.
find among the stwiu-ithcs Of ovr commerce
the brig Miranda. Jus, IN from Truxhlo with
a cargo Of honduras STsaparilla FOR Dc, J..
4. Aver 4 Co 1. ofi.owcn. 50 particular are
thi. firm rs to the articles used IN componnd
ing their vauons remeics, that they have
this drug, like some others they consume
gathered them by askillful sgent uf their
own in the tropical rcgiins of i,s groSth.-
lie informs W. that there are many species OF
ttis plant, but two of whie, sre rcally valua.
blc IN mcdicirc; the qualities OF these are al.
50 affected by the time Of gathering. m,de VI
cadag etc, operators which in TIM, Re lou
OF anreIial,ss Wurkpen imposes heavy Ia.
boz upou him. Ono of the ipett variet's Of
Sarsapariln grows wild in our own forsta,
while scvevai otl,er', Nesrly worthless, abound 4
in Central anil Slu;h America. Tue ,ntylh.
gent agent Rssurcd us that the virtues OF this
dug had never hccN fally told. apd that ~.
reason Of the low cs,ccm 10 which many hold
IL is mait " due tn the isrvv'aiiop OF such
Immense quantities Of the worthles, varieties.
His accounts Of his trips TO Honduras aud
his business excursions along the Guf OF
Dulce and the rivers OF Montague aud Sinii
ago aud among the adj tc cnt mountains were
ui Intense interest We can bat comment
aud honor his employers for the taithfuIucs,
and energy with which they exec ate thcir
trust NJ ministers TO the public health aud W.
suspect that this course ia at least one Of the
reasons Nhy their medicines are held in such
extraordinary favor throughout the civilized
world. Il New York City News
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-07
New York Market.


NEw Y0BK Feb 4.
FLorA-Salcs of22 500 bbls at s5 65@5 10
for super western 20 s5aa6 90 ior eomIa0a
20 medium extra western Sc 00Id6 05 for Ia
ferior 70 good shipping bFands esirs reppd
hoop ohie.
WBEAT-snicas al 81 4s@sI 10.
RFx--Sales at ei61eSe.
BARLEY-Sales at 15e.
CoNS- Sales al 900 bh a.H1fS fornew
yellow.
oArs-sales at 4o@42e for State, West.
ern ahd Canadian.
WnKKY-held 2e54c.
Ponk-Sales. 1900 bills at s12,00@l3 90
for mess 50t99 81 for prime
Bskr--Sales At 81 0O@4 so for country
primes s5 00@5 50for country mess.
BEEF HANf-- Steady. Sales at Sl400@ST5
80 for western.
Our MKArs-DulI. at 46ei]ze Cor shoul.
ders. and h9Ge Tor hGms.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-02-07

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week than in all the dIilies, which are tis.
sue OF assertions and contradictions got up by
some Munchaussn correspondent OF the New
York papers. When they get through read
ing them they are more befogged than ever
and do not know what to believe, whereas
our paper. besides giving home matters, gives
the cream Of all the war ncws, retaining
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