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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING WORCESTERSHIRE & Lyon,
- sui other fret class sowing maD.u"H 10 rent u
ur sale, uu monthly payments, Instructions free
ami uo ClprF, fpr delivery. Apply T. T.. II. blA
MpND, At Office OF tDe fiuLV q Iyun a. VI. c..
BIS broadway. apiG -h,'lJl
g,ENING MACHINE FOR SiLE-ONl Ol
y Singers No . machines ilr Hulr cheap, HH thH
PARTIES prr going into other business. Inquire To-
np.uui u, ~ rp.I Iuu5 gIgc'lGl
G.,I.WlSG MNClllNES-AlL TIE BEST
''Einls 'Hr sale, o. rent, ~ exchange. t,l ines
au.l go part payment, Machines luu8hi,os,. au i
rcpH ed eui improved, nj $50 Broslwoy, room 30
up stairs. uh-t tC'iJg
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hFB INhs
BENJAMIN HRANDRETIrs Pills.
BENJAMIN DRASpRTTITs Pills.

TIs1'I INTTF INV Y M 7 IT y T TTITI'I
The paper Is covered witt those Woria IN SNAIL
SSGRAvED LErrrRs and around the whole is a piece
Alcock's plaster, - koc1- tho baud secure in
o. place,
This New Style ensures You fre.h rn', AMI tie
5euuiuo but Il is not to be d.u..1, Vat many 70.
ipectahle Dealers sell Gruuui B,nIr,r's = ia ~
Oh Style These viii be- chnu- 81 q r Sow s'y's, f
aot over two years has passed since toy were ir
ny possession. II. BRANpEEIH.
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4 PROTESTANT GERMAN WOMAN Who
understand. housekeeping wishes FtInt nu
iu 9U.a. '.fu., vlti" sc can Law, with l,r her
baby, vc,L-..l I.l.r this c"II tl.. shc docs
MT 'ss i.r lup.Ha son. Luz ne va Hlu p,'r.vu
~, To- tie y..tI. 10. st.Uc. 2.-
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INSTRUCTION.

S,TAMMEKING CURED IN A FEW LES
'Nsnus Apply / G. VALE teacher OF navigation,
surveying drAuIAtluy with perspective, 80, S5l
Pear y, cor 8! frankfort, entrance ~ Frank t,
NIX, AplG J'IoO
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A JCTlON SALE OF ALL THE NEW
"A and elegant turliturc " tho Ilatcl Bueh'cr,
corner oi broadway sld Eighth street EDWARD
STANTON, Auytonocr, will sell 900 Friday, AIrI
Is at lOVcluck A. NJ, all thN elegant furniture
Sud tie whole contents " tie Hotel Buphcr cor
ucr " Broadway shd Eighth stpst, consisting OF
large and small oval and squ,r, .tt framed mir
r",s, mahogany marble "a t,l "a, NAL. .Huy lu-
rCsus, mahogany and rpspv. "a btlsteals, hair
mattresses, feather beds, quitt blankets, SPLEEN
did set q mahogany plush furniture, nine pieces,
French clocks statues gas chandeliers, T.uuul
oil paintings and engraving, linen, copper kettles
snt boilers knives and forks, silver aui britannia
ware, al, the gisss ami cr,rkcty ware, kitchen
utensils g., g.. II g.. y.I,ra, dealers aui p.t-
sHus int uliug lousekrrr.ng n-c especially invited
% attend this SAFE a. t'rry nr' lie Wi, uC sull tu
Nr lglrd bidder, without r,-Ir,c. Tetus cash,
I'm current money. Deposits required. sale 70.
tive. apl1 .H'lll
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EI7S-IlOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE
|EI - -,r iu a respectable ueghborhood.
E.-t New York: siy4 Of house l6N3i lot 33xlOOs
An. tnturuuusr uu scheuck aHEAst New York,
urt m MILLER cor Atlantic and Van s.c,en AV.
aTlt GRO
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Inquire, 4. H. QulSS, OH st, between Nortk
i'h anl IN ~. aplG 3'lis
no LET-AT NORkNltLE, A NEEY DE
slrN 'c tnrr, coy OF SitN . aud g. ave, with
uvt1rr-, &c, I'''", ru excellent location for q
grocery store, al. a." dwelling port, consHt,ns a
10 rooms, T. he lot With a." store -tp,rptelyt
rent luw 1 a good t""srt Apply tu e.. T.. HART,
ird ryr. l.t --rt and .itl ~, mp g. THOMAS J,
'EpNBlE 20 e. whrrs a. rNum =. aViT J'lps
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YRS Al
esoriIAio
stOrei
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BAKERY TO LET-COR. CUMBERLAND
- :, and Lafayette ave- brooklyn. store fixtures
AMI baking utensils for sale cheap Apply on he
premises apiT 8siTl
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FOR SALE CHEAP-TERMS EASY-A
good house and larn pleasantly locat on tive
ota on stage route, ~ miles from the Williams
U1lgh turrios. Aisu several splendid building plota
At 5000 each. Inquire o. JAMES A. JOHNSON, 80
Mtzppth. amid 1870
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The largest stock, the lest sty'ca, tie lowest
price, aud Tire best place 20 buy. Please ca. all
Examine for yourselves, 1t
4. II. BALpwIN5
ap5 T2'loi n. - and - u vcr".
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICES CRATES CROCK
n cry ware, by wM. w. ulRLEY-Tbutsday,
April 18th, 10 o'clock, at 2sl Pearl st. by order Of
assignee, large stock Of war; In lots Tor dealers
Sale positive for cash. NJ. DOUGHTY, Aucnpi5 Sis
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DIR. Kennedy, Proprietor nt kcnnci,'s
Medical Discovery, will lo ut h.s Ht' 'n the r.
tero House. cor ct Broadway ana II aston street
Apr! Is, 10, p, %, %.
All that are troubled with sCROTuLA are re-
quested t. cal.
All that are troubled with sALrRuruM are re-
7uestol 30 call
All that are troubled witt ERYsIrELAs arc re-
puesied g. call.
Al inst are troubled Will CASKER aro request.
vi 10 call.
All that are troubled with NURSING SORE
MOUTH are roquCstei g. call
AT that are troubled with sCAID HEAD are re-
auested t. call.
All that are troubled with RlNGwORM are re-
lue-ted h. call.
All that are troubled with MINORS IN the
SYES and FILM GROWN OVER IuE SIGHT are
'eguosted b call.
All that are troubled with sCALY EGUPTlONs
ON THE SKIN arc requested T. call.
AL that are troubled with BOllS are requested
W call.
All that arc troubled with RUNNING OF THE
EARS are requested 10 cal.
All that are troubled with FEVER SORES are
requested 10 call.
Al that are troubled with PIMrLEs on THE
FACE are requested g. az,
All that troubled with ULCERATED SORE
LEGS are requested 70 call,
A perfect cure Is warranted In every case, except
when the bones diseased. ADVICE iu a. c'aos
patis ALI b'l5i
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
COMMODORE MUTT, the smallest man alive.
THE BELGIAN GIANT, the largest man altvsI

COMMODORE MUTT, the snnlies, man alive.
THE BELGIAN GIANT, the largest man alive.
QUAKER WOODEN GUN,
from the Rebel Fotincatlons at CentreyiIle. W
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMU5, LIVING wHAIR
SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, 90
AQIARGA, with rs multitude Of beautiful LIVING
fisit, tho MADAGASCAR ALBfNO FAMILY,
WHAT Is lri or Man Monkey LIVING MON
STIR sNNKEs, WAX FIGURES, LIVING HAk
~ FAMILY, and NEAR A MILLION oTHnm
q WpsfrIES
6PLENblb DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
EVERY AFTERNOON At O'clock. and EVEnY
EVENING, ~, consisting u
nor ~ MY THl Nh NJ, TWE Ogpx AND DwArry
IN which COM MUTT appears ~ The DWARF, and
the BELGIAN GIANT AZ the OGRE the othss
characters by the Company, concluding with The
magnificent scene BOWER OF BEAUTY, followed
by
THE FARCE, LESSON FOR LOVERS,
In which Mrs. J. J. PRIOR, Miss g. ALLFORDt
and Mcs1rs. HADAWAY and NAGLE appears.
Admission 20 cctts. children under ten. 10 -,
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NEW STYLE OF nRNNpEETus PILLS.
The New style Is small band Of rapcr Sround
me box Of Pills aud directions on the band Is PRINT
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
hr.,th extracted Without pain by new process.
beautiful teeth inserted ~ each with or without
extracting the roots all operations sklllfully per.
flrmcd and warranted. j. JAY HIl1kRA Ia
brand ~ blocks from Broadway ARlt ~
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nUENlSUrES WANTED.
- ~ -.d ul..sL,us ,,u Lay. II lly cml' 3
mott 81 ~ J.lust.
20 JOSEPH SCOTT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DRANDRETTs PILLS AND SEw STYLE
TO THE PUBLIC.

UTHE WHOLE OBJECT TO INSURE A
cure In most cases Of sickness, is t. remove
IMPURE HUMOEs !
Aster than they arc formed. Tic time Of cure vii
DO governed by this rule. THUS by using BRAND.
RErlrs PILLS accordlnr t. rhc printed ltr.gt uf,
Che matt 'rs m sou prolu,.nr sickness vii become
ess, Ike snow under the gou,ll Influence 81 slrug
Sun.
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SHIPPING, sc.

FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE<
s9'P UNDERWRITERS, pier 80 East River, saiIa
April 10Th. For Passage " or from the Old country
at low rates. or drafts on ireland, Sc. apply -
rAP5COTr 4 co. 81 south q. al5 i'iTu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17

+ OW RENTS IN BEOOKLYN-3 THREH
~ story aud basement houses. well hu, I. with
gas aud water, north side n vt u, h,trrsn But
cr and Douglass sts Lorct fore rented for $3.50 win
now b"rcnt'd 10 ono family Tor $500, ~ tive
sn,'. families Er tlfh 10. Apply At Q =. IN. %
,l' m. g. 10 Grammcr,y PARK, 10 2oth 81, neay
iry NJ Place. a. o. d'i2A
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LOST AND FOUND.

A DOG LOST-TUESDAY, 18TH INST. A
hwhite dog, with screw tail and brindlc spot on
his tail; his not cut The finder will receive ~
reward ty leaving him at 50 Ninth ave, col Of west
iftl st. II
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IGOR SALE CHEAP-TUE STOCK AND
part " the hNtlros ot the old established fancy
store, los Gr,euest rcssy lr leaving poor health.
sliT 2siIO
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Two LET-A WORK SHOP 2jXiO WITH
l. RaoI light; also a basement stable with tails
At 2lo EpHt lith st; rent low. Apply OF HIRAk
MERRITT ~ Third ave. ApiT 2'lI9
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So 900 %t 5. BCE 1sa Ssw %is STORY FSoR
gus 10 ru,e m1utr.s, all IN good location one los
81 .pD, sloop 5000 vu paved street, Inquire Of Mr.
BRIGGS ~, 80 Twelfth st, South Brooklyn. FronA
500 'u 5000 cash. Gpld S'l20
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TO GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS
u r. ct a fine grocery and liquor store, situated
IA tie mot business part Of Brooklyn; II has besa
occupied as a grocery IRE for many years, il 10
well fitted up and will he let ut a low rent Apply
g. A. j. CROSSAS, cor Market and Fulton stros.s.
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RROOkLlN-LOTS FOR SALE OR 10
- lease nu reasonable terms ia the Eighth Ward.
Apply q ROBERT c. BELL 81 av aud 26th ~
south Brooklyn aptI us1Sf
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HOUSE TO LET-NEWLY PAINT Ed,
cHusiatug Of u rlumz; suitable Cor a hotel %
boarding house. Apply 1t ~ lAspcuard u, or N.
QtANIEN, gl2 Greene H. all B'ilI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-17

HollOwuy'- Ointment nnd Pills nrc'n GER
Ain cure for all Wounds, Sores and Ulcers. O.y
g. cents per box or pot. los
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= HOUSES AND l0lS ACRES OF CHOICH
- arden land In town Ia this state, free and cleAF
T. exchange Tor brooklyn property or merchan-
dc, groceries, liquors. or will trade Tor store pAt
Of II, Apply - 7. GAFFNEY, % C.ntr, t.
aulGgs
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A BAKERY AND STORE TO LET Oh
\ lease, IN good business place on ist ave, bee
seth and Goth 1t, rent low. Inquire Of 7. REILLY.
on premises. ali 3'1tS
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, LARGE ROOMS TO LET OR LEASE
'~Ou Broad way, l.IO--suitsble for manufacturing
purposes, lecture rooms, &c; will be let or eassd
low, Apply as per bill. aplT 9'isl
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TCTINN NnrlrE- nm LLrGANI

wv el'i' ''' 80
t.,,rt,N N,,,,,.,t, nm, ~ t,,,.,>1
4 ~ ~ N''I' T. 'i .l r''',,'T ~.
!, "iIt.'', ,' .I.n ~ .t.,' Ill.,
al,ti'u, THUS bay, Mt O'Clock rrc,.,,y ,uu-i ting
- handsome ,etr,t', Gle fsui ur n,ir 'w' AMI
aiming r"W ilrit'H'r mat .uIH.'' lots ana o.. |
i','' r..'-' chin" .'ut Fl. ',Iwlr tAu'c cutter ~
s''' l''h''N'. \. h'tll AI'I Loo
.,.......... ..
\ NNIbNliH S\Il"IlgtbhN, bro'crrs,
a.. :. liLNAN " Co. \y'is., viii pc tus
ssl txt,n,vc r,. of nloir,. ,l.trrior, a., VIZ
200 cases svHrt.l liquors., - casks b.audy Kim,
rum, vAI.Ncy, Wines, q. "u ll.- golden tt nap,
- ui@,.tt cisu Hagrr, ~ hbs yI ,.aua', c,ul.,s,
-'ls, lr.yl sII.r-, collie, tea, &c. By order oi
s.suec. l|i
\ ltlIpN NOTICE
over I-,"o ".t. "i b'NF.I I'll FURNITURE u
'' !, I'mIt'u.N .''d ~ plu i' '''N'h, ...
Oh .r nt., l''' - q" i..n I'''''
'.'I''.', ~. '' Nt-l ."' tIi.'I "'" %" "'''
SOC ''Hu''h'h. 10 i''...''' ,,, -,
..'.-. .'N+ 'I o." ''.'' N."' 'ny 'n' '.'. w.
ur". r.ar. f.i.......l. ...,,rrc. paintings china,
.pse, s...Uru..,. ti'. .V.t ..g, l'usH Tie, WI.t.u
uI l1-iHu ..r.. o.. HraUn.. Of ,y.Ir d,s.f.I t.Hu,
Dutl.H-, d.. 90, -.., .. Re. u.rlurs, ,....tN &c.,
n..ll .t,n. ut s.l .N,L t.l..'. " 49, CT NrlN
.uUt.uHer. 100
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Two LEr-IN CANAL STREET, THE TWO
u spacious and CONVENIENT sAlesroOIns ON the Isa
and 2l floors, the store, Canal and waostsE
g.; very lr-rulle for business purposes, or fpr any
has gNs, Crotun water, and hostway on rear en-
trance. Apply ON tins premises all 3'ITi
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I'O LET OK LEN~E-1HE LARGE Thres
story Il re aul dwelling, cor OF 81 ave aud ltih
r sHtH H"E'yu. q Nn.us IL hus been 1ccupi,d
'T tnr .p.t years Ny Ito owner aa ,rHeury 4 2
tHl iyri atIrc. q would make AN excellent stand r
gtH.rrr 90 first r'HH '1sury. tho stIIf IL 30 fesA
rnut, o. .ut6.y frt.l ~, the fNtIrcs would
" rent along $50. g." store. Apply a. GRECO
ny LDuAONu, 800 Broadway \. Y, ~ "a the
premises. uUli 2'l50
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, NEATLY
Il fitted up and admirably situated for business
rooms attached, very low rent. The owner being
employed by the Government cannot attend to H.
VIII be sold much below IL value. Apply Tor
days $40 Rlyiustou Ut, East River. No sgcnts need
sppIy. apl7 slg4
EOR SALE-A BUTCHER SHOP WITH
fixtures cheap, 70 any one that wants to Ouy It,,
Stustad iu tie lower part ut the city. Address
BUTCHER box VOC sun Office sriI S'l"
TOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
ola neatly fitted up liquor store In tie 4'h
ward, entrance ,u b.tl streets. rent low and doing
g1oi business and viii I've Id cheap; arply &c
I, GAFfNtI, Auctr % Chamber st. ali .'lil
FOR SALE
A fnc bakery,
1900. In tie lower part VI The city.
srid8 Enquire Vsudcwater 81.
Tor SALF-TO TlNMEN, PLUMBERS,
or hardware dealers, stock and tools, all 10
complete order, With good run " work, low for
cas- a 81 'gs, ~ house Uul store, " NE od st'nd
q 1850. Inquire OF RAINOR & WALL, ICON st.
sni 81 avenue. Hpl' 8'lla
EOR SALE CuEAP-TuE STOCK ANp
part " the hNtIros ot the old established fancy
store, los Grceuest, rcss,uivr leaving poor health
sri7 2'iio
EOR SALE-TIIE LEASE. STOCK AND
tNtJre' u wholesale ani p, tail liquor store eva
The cor. ~ New Blwcry aud Oak ~, Will Ne Vi, 10
clean with or without stock App'y from ? A. ".
T. NJ, stthe sture.
EOR SALE, TIE STOCK AND FIX
lures utA candy aud Is store will Ia rn.t
clcHp a. tie ov uct IL not able 10 attend ~ 1t. 10
E'-t l'tl IT. t,t Ave 'ud G. ES'
GROCERY FOR SALE-lIs FOURTH
~ ave, cor. l2tH 90, Ola, OF tie b,st locauuns iu
e [ ID q. Ytf Of
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STORE To LET, AND STOCK OF DIRT
- v ode Ut sa'c-Lls been used lor dry goods
store fur an y"uH eui ly the present occupant over
% years Wuu,d exchange stock fur property.
AIp'y 80 Cana, t. cor Greene. apl6 6'iOs
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ron SALE AND TO LET.

A PAYMENTS TO LET, IN ROOMS OF
4 floors, At from $6to tl0, " good tenants Apply
lsi wesi 3dth st. near It'll Az; also ist houss esse
II 2d av, south side OF Dist a. apiT g.1ff
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tNTHD.
4 TTENTION- WANTED
"A 3 GOOD STRAW PRFssERs
NONE OTHERS NEED AIrLl AT
* . MERCER ST. %

4 BARBER WANTED-ONE ACCUS-
toned g. ..r'.us VT r,p"ts preferred. Call
At LORLNHJ TuONAsELLls pspercurIug saloon,
rs Broadway. spl' g'li0
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STORE 10 LET-35i ATLANTIC STREET,
bruu. yn, a. feet deep with good cellar and
Ot-'W'ut Store fvtIr,a complete. Rent Si5 pgg
mouth. Appy II. BRlOpH, II York, near Flltoa
1t, br.,AIyu. splG 2'lss
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NXANTLD-ll FIRST CLASS MILllN-
w cr- and t.u,m,gs. MIA. BG,kIlNp. ~
d, IONS tIl5 "'lsG
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE
{ Canal ~, Braulroh u.u u., Now York.
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MEDICINES.

RRODlES DYSPEPSIA PILLS-A SAFE
- AMI reliable remedy Tor every ii-rHHr. nr. .i' t.
Ing In dsordcred state OF TIE M lmAyh, Your
druggist sells them. ID. \. BARNES, G,u.ut
Agent, 202 Broadway, New YorA.lo GSlIN i-'l'
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NIANTLD-A GIRL, As HuU-INAlD
w uu' Wti.r,ss. must DC we. Icgomuu,l D.. j.
Ar l. It 10 list at,. t.,vt.
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81 am WILL BUY A NEW 2-STORY
= Il DDO house aud lot, rooms and good cell
lar, ..a l.otk from the cars running to ferries
5000 ., $500 cash, tap balance $40 per month wit1r
IELs. cur ~ 81, ave and l4tn st, Brooklyn.
a.IGill3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

Large numbers Of the people have ap-
piled TO Gen. Curtis for protection. They
desire TO come under the protection VI
the old Aag.
There is general advance along our
lines toward Corinth, with much skirm-
ishing aud several severe engagements.
Gen. Sherman's Division lost forty-four
killed and considerable number wound
ed IN attacking Russell's House which
the rebels occupied, worrying pickets, we
were successful in driving the enemy
from their position back 10 his works.
We are expecting an attack Sunday
morning.
Among the killed rebels len on the
ground, was one with gword, supposed
T. be an officer. Our forces under Major
General Sherman still occupy the Rus.
sell House. Skirmishcrs from the 9Th
Missouri are only about 300 yards from
the enemy's brcastworks. Several rifles
were captured in the skirmsh on the
right, and are perfectly new, and much
superior 10 the rifles Of our shnrpshoot.
ers, having range Of from 1900 10 1900
yards, while ours are only effective al
about 1000.
In all cases the rebels left on tho field
were shot in the head, aud the wounded
shot IN the neck and brcost. The loss
LEFT on the field, about 80 killed aud l0C
wounded
ID sertcrs from CorintlI all report the
entire absence of chlotolorm in the med
ical stores. There Is probably none in
tho whole SnuihpTu CunfpdpraCv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
From washington.
WASHINGTON, May 10.

w NAchlNhluNs huN ~.
Trihunc's specials:
Ger. Hunters proclamation, II can be
positively stated, was issued without tho
authority or knowledge of the President,
whom il took entirely by surprise. Wha;
viii BE- done with it is question vet to
bc settled. There was no Cabinet meet
ing to-day aud it is not probable that any
determination viii be definitely made un :
I'll the thrc, members Of the Cabinet,
Secretaries Seward and Wclles aud At
toincy General Bates, who are still at
Fortress Morroc, return, which will not
be til Monday.
The Senate Committee ON Public Land
have unanimously reported back Senator
Wodc's bill, donating 10000 acres OF
land for each Senator and Represents
tive to every State which provides n
College for the benefit Of Agriculture and
the Mechanic Arts.
The House Naval Committee have au-
thoriz d the chairman, Mr.. Scdgwick, tO
report the Senate bill re-orgnnizing the
Navy Department. II creates three ad-
ditonul burcns. Tn, committee have al.
40 author zcd Mr. Sodgwlck to report the
bill recognizing the naval service,
which was some time since prepared by a
subcommittee Of both houses. 1t pro-
vides fer ten grades, running from u Gu
Diet TO the rear admiral.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
THE GUNBOAr REPULsE.

The repulsc of our gun'boats at Fort
Darling, seven miles below Richmond, on
the James river, is not regarded rs seri-
Gus affair. The fort commands a sudden
turn in the river, which is very narrow at
this point, and and is situated on bluff
some 200 feet high. The channel Of the
river is here DISTRACTED to prevent the
passage of our boats. The boats came
upon the fort suddenly and the Monitor
ran up within 400 yards, but could not
elevate her guns Sufficiently to make
much impression. The boats finally
hauled off. The Galena aud Naugatuck
are reported considerably damaged, but
the Monitor came OF unsoathed. A large
gun on the Naugatuck exploded, killing
II, II may be some time before Fort
Darling can be passed by water.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23

This was one OF the greatest naval
achievements on record AS details come
TO hand il grows upon the mind. The
qualities which have given our navy its
glorious history we're conspicuous in this
its crowning victory. Our brave. .seamcni
in wooden vessels, in narrow river, with
the current against them, encountered
stone forts, miles of tarthwork batteries,
invulnerable floating batteries, iron rams,
armorcd guuboats and fire RATS. The
gullantry in bringing their vessels to close
quarters in spite of odds, the coolucss aud
skill in moneuyering their vessels in ac-
tion, and the accurate fire which have al
ways distinguished our navy were exhb-
tied here in the highest degree.
The captain of the Verona otates that
our squadron advanced through the fire
of not less than one hundred ond seventy
guns. The preparations for defense had
contemplated no possibility of failure.-
The means were greatly superior in ma
tcriul to those Of the attacking force. The
victory was accomplished by superior
courage, discipline and skill, against i'm.
mcnse odds. II is a naval feat which will
rank among the foremost in naval achieve
ments.- - Gin. Gds.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
what the Democratic Papers


The following we clip from Democrat
ic papers;
The Ashland Union in speaking OF
the Union army makes use Of the follow
ing languagei
"Hired Hessians, going to the sunny
southern soil to butcher, by wholesale,
not foreigners, but good men, as exempla-
~ Christians Bs any Of our men, who
believe they are fighting for God-given
rights"
The Crawford county Forum, in speak
ing of the present Administration, says:
"Ithas prostituted the pulpit, desccra,eL
the house of God, and brought contempt
upon the church of Christ. 1t has tramp
led the Constitution under foot and sci
up higher law in its place. 1t has put
arms into the hands of outlaws, thieves
murderers and traitors"
The Ashland Union in speaking Of the
Administration says:
"If the Devil himself had been elected
and inaugurated in the place of Abraham
Lincoln, with instructions - utterly ruin
the government and people of the United
States in the shortest possible time, we
do not know what he could have done
that has not been done by the Re
publicans."
Again the Union in speaking of the
war says;
"This ts a damed Abolition War. W.
believe Abe Lincoln is as much Of trait
or as JEFF. Davis"
We give these extracts without com.
ment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-23
Notice.

In pursuancs Of an order OF the Probate
Court of Seneea county, Ohio. made on the
18th dey Of Msy, a. D., It62, in The case Of
y.V. Jones, { hardian Of L)ani Bear. Nancy
J. Bear, John B ~ ana vii lam u. Bear,
against his wards, the undersigned will on
the
2lst DAY OF JuSE, A. ID. 1862,
at one o'clock P. NJ on the TT, miscs, offtr
at public sale the following described real
estate, situate IN Seneca county, Ohio, to.
wit:
Inlot number twenty two in the village Of
FOstUris.
TERMS or sALE-one third cash on
the day Of tale, one third IN twelve moiths,
and one ihiid IN twenty four months with in
terest st tie rate OF 6 per cent, per annum /,
PAYABLE annually. TIE deferred payments
to be secured 10y mortgage on SAD preh,ises
J. v JONES,
Guardian OF Loomi Bear, Nancy j. Bear;
John Bear and William II Bear.
May ~, lS62-lw $3,'5