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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27
JuIRTE TRACTS or land AND Avail

TINHREE TRACTS or LAND AND A'NALt-
ARLE MILL FOR SALEIn obedience 20 decree Of the Cir
bf Nelson County rendered At Ia recent term In the
u FOx and william Fox, plaintiffs against Wooden D.
and Others defendfnis weihe undersigned - commission
rs appointed by said decree Will on WEDNESDAY the 3st day
present month tDrcembe proceed 10 seai public sue
on premises Of land ofwch samuel Fox died.
seized and possessed lying the said county OF Nelson about
three miles Amin Depothe the mansion house tract
n.nng about 200 o. rood quality portion
which cleared In complete order for fsrmng-havng
good dwelling house, with convenient out houses also one Of
the hest orchards In the county Of choice fruit.
The other also valuable and aons or Hes very near TO
tract containing about 30 VI Ike quality
greater portion of which cleared and In Notwithstanding
good Cling house and venisnt est hause- -
Also by virtue Of the said decFEr, We will The
let day January next proceed sell public auction the
nfemse tract IL land belonging TO the s-ms estate lying the
county AemsIe Besye eonsuIns about - acres OF
excellent quality hssonit valuable drH MN and tive dwell
Ia houSesf Q d - = -
the said properly sold credit 81 six twelve and
eighteen months purchaser purchasers executing bonds with
security and the title retained utimste security
JOHN n. SPICE, e Sc o., o.
dse-,ds . o. WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS, e':
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QrARTiRsAsrFRs orneE, [
GordobsyIlie, Dec. 20th, ls62.
DUDLIC SALEOF CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MuLEsI win SELL at pabHc anci.on stsasrdsrile,
Green county Va on WEDNESDAY The 18th dag OF January,
1858, one hui dred condemned HORSES and MuLEs
Terms cash. N D. MChAkDh Jkt
de9a-Stsxtd - go =. 4. "A ...s.i Posi- Y n.
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AUCTION SALES.

2 by ROBINSON. ADAMS 4 CO., AucTs.
GALE OF DAMAGED G0QDS.-Wil be
offered at Auction, TUESDAY the sOh inst
sorler h Main streets 10 O'clock lot OF damaged goods
!. ~ Lot ~ 0snAburgs and Sheetlngs
q Cotton Yarn, slightly damaged
Lot Manufactured Tobacco -sfN Z
" Smoking Tobacco. kc., nc.
VIII also addarilcles 10 good uider:
80 bbs choice brown Sugar.
~ half ibis do .
boxes Candles
! ~ do brown Soap
kegs soda
50 Sacks Salt
Y 81. 10 bbls Rock Salt is-s .. ..-
B 10 doz BrooHls
Mace, spice, Cloves &c.
ae25-ids ROBINSON, ADAMs 4 CO, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. R CO.,
,r RcRxoSp, Va, Nov. 2jih 1859.
O0EEGROEs WANTED.
VIZ ANTEDTo hire upon the repairs and In the ihops
w and depos the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad dur
Ing ensuing year 100 NEGROES, carpentes Backsuihs
Apply 10 T. a. GILL;
peis<5n ~ General Superintendent
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EOR SALE-A very superior Rosewood
WILLIAMSON a CO.,
del2-t Governsr st. one door above grshih.. y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27
By JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 son, Aaefs.

II ARGE FIR A ED RESIDENCE AND
L. THAR VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, on BLOODY RUN
srREsT, At AUCfi0Nwe will sell, up The premises,
TUESDAY, the S day Of December, commencing O'clock
PM large framed residence located Bloody Rsn Street.
formerly and occupied by Capt VIM Burke. has
contains nine good and In good
repair The 82 back he depth.
AFTER viii he sold three handsome vacant lots al
Joining fronting 80 feet each the soutbde o bloody Run
street, and running bsck ~ above.
This property elevated and commands hhe view Of the riv
and snrrouniihg country .--.
TEnHs-o cash, ihs balance months for
Negotiable notes with interest added and secured by
deed.
dr2S-tds JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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VALUBLE STEAM BOAT IN THE DOCK,

AT TIE FOOT OF lSTH STREET, PoR SALE AT Auc-
TI0N-wl be sold suction, The pre1aises FRfDA Y the
first of January, 1865 At igocock NJ valuable STEAM BOAT
In the Dock, the 81 18th The Engine 30 horse
power and SAIL be excellent suitable for Factory
Saw Mii Term-at sale GopDN AppERsoN,
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FARM OF 372 ACRES IN
urSRICn nN TIE CnICKA HnMINY. NINE MILLS
II:ALUARLE NEGROES Ar AUCTION.-

INALQABLE NEGROES AT AUCTION
v On SATURDAY next. the eth Inst, commencing at u.
o'clock front o Merss Tenchs auction store In the city Of
shall Tor lle by lou, the hhsst bidder,
about THESTFFlvE NEGROES belonging TO several Estates
cong These have ntosily been rrare In
couutry sold Tor Aut. Amongst them
negro women aud hays three or four good cooks
three excellent nurses.
Trsas-Cash. = ALEXANDER DOMAIN. Comm admir-, &c
priersburg Dec 23-lih WA. JN0. II. TENCh, Aucts.
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EYALUARLE NEGROES Ar AUCTION.

=, NALUlbLEN FGftUEs NJ NNt
an WEDNESDAY the Both day OF the present mouth, com
mencing IL o'clock A. NJ In front OF Mes " Benson
Bros Auction Store "a Charlottesville, shall or Al
public Auction thss highest 6idiCr, beivetl And ~
NEGROES belonging to the E,fae Of David W BE. dec
consisting Men, Boys Girls, Women and Chid>. ihey
likely VARIABLE traders ani e.hers gUd DO -el Atiead
this sale.
Terms cash. J. J. B0WC0Ck, A1Er.
Il des-tds ID. ". Nsupln, deed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

Gk0 REV ARD.-Lost or stolen from near
DOO Hanover Court Hes.e. sonstut 10 August d.ft
Chestnut sorrsl Mare ANAL hrf f.ehssd and
noAbe uie spot her len hip She 10 about Owe years Ola
The above reward Will be paid By delivering the Dr. h
Banks The Osborne Turnpike, about three miles 0n Rich
mond.
d<7<-9ys y. ~ v. thAetS
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Z IGHTl LIGHT!. LIGHT!!!-

~ OIL 4 substitute for Goal oil or Kerosene r, %.
Burns 10 Kerosene lamps only ..-
The Tue II qunl TO Kerosene In brinaney ahd d1raion
,e9G.2iu- p 7. EATON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

- ]. 7. BENJAMIN, y
de2s-lot Secretary of State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

N0TICE.-Thc President and Directors Of thu
~ BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH have declared diyi
dr * per the profits Of the iHsituon for III
six mouths five cent OF which VII be psd % pe STOCK
hoisr after the hrst Of January and Of per ceni
reserved for bonus TO the State. -
de23-4t u M0kIoN, Cashier,
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Now NOrk Market.

NEw S0RK Oct. 7.
FLorR-sales oil 6 500 bbls at SIS .4nd5 60
ior super western IS 65@6 50 Ter common
10 medium extra western; Sc l5td6 25 for in.
ferior u good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
HEAT-Salcs at 81 10Cdsl i6.
RYE--Sales Mt 00@7lc.
BARLEy-S Sales nj s0Nc.
CoHN- Sales $4,000 bu at 46a4Y for new
yellow.
oArs-Ssles at 42@4ic for State, wes,
ern aud Canadian,
WuISsr-held 26ISc
PoRE-Sales. $50 bills at ell $4,000 90
for mess II 50@l2 80 for prime
BhEy--Sales at S5 50@7 ~ for country
primej ss QO@l0 10 for country mess.
BEEy IlASs- Steady. Sales at Sl6 5U@s00
90 for western.
Cur MEArs-Dull, at 3is@4c for shoul.
ders, and4A @5l4c for hams.
BACON Steady. Snles at SIC.
LARD--Sales at 7ls@sisc.
BUTTER--A fair business doing st l0@l7
for Ohio; l6@l9c for State.
GHErK-4RSc
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IIBkRTT TOWNSHIP, Cr.w wford co., Jsns n. 90.
Ma. .EpfToR2-siT;-feelingit II duty owe 10 the
afflicted, WIS taken with Billions derAngsmsnt in
lets, which was very severe. l fesoIted 10 the NJ.
D.f, Alopaihie d0cters, in number, in BueyTns.
Cleveland and Ruglss, In The State OF Ohio. stay
cd four weeks in Cleyslsnd, getting no better !
stopped In huges Huron co., called old NJ. Il.
who said had Tape Worm. He gave me ~ grains
OF ealomsl and tufpentiRe. II Ioosened ny teeth
aud was nj sh killing me. Others 10 Bueyrus ssid
had the LiverCompaini, and gavs.ms hugs doses Of
| ealomsl aad 7ainins. ! grew worse all the time. =
Some Of the doctors advised me travel 10 gaia my
health, while Others SAID would never gain " hsaht
and get well.
When all medical sid oftbe oI. school faeslty had
exhausted their skin and al hope gohs and life
deprived of was prevailed on TO 20 and .mploy DT.
A, BENHAM, a physopathic physician Of Meinors,
fsneea Dhio, who, with his mast. Ty 81 ail aRd
sAnAiire remedies, restored me 10 health in ab0st
weeks, whsn Z walked home, 10 miles, Ia one day.
and got abe TO 20 TO work, and vas quite well
wth the exception ofths dire effects Of the calomsl
With that exception, have snioyed good health
since, and have kBown Ds. Benham 10 cure num-
srous eases, where their Physician, had sbsndossd
hen and al hope soAs. would advise the she' 81
10 call on Or. A. Benham al and not delay any
toassf. lie break fever, or aay acute OF chTon.
ie disease, In less time than any physieisn even
| knew.
HOMER JOHNSON.
JOSEPH wARSER, witnsss.
nr. A. eenham's medicines fos sale BY fssBosI
4 Co.. Tifhn.
jaly$-u
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Death of Lieut.. Barnes.-Lieutenant
Charles W. Barnes, Of this city, who was
wounded at the battle of Autietam, died Of
his wounds on Saturday, October 4th, ut
Chambersburg. Penn.
His remains were brought here on Tues
day last. by his brother, A. 7, Barnes. Al
taoaih IL was only knowna few hours previ
Gus when the corpse would reach here. a
argc number of our citizens turned out to
pay honors TO the brave Lieutenant, who
poured out his life's blood in helping to put
down t is Internal rebellion. FL gine Co.,
No. 4. OF which he was a member, hauled
the corpse to the residence Of John Haas.
Esq, on their hose wagon, which was taste.
fully draped in morning, escorted by Com
pany d. Seth regiment.
The funeral took place on v ednesdsy Of.
'srnoOr, Engine Co. No, 4, claiming the hon
or Of conveying to his last resting place, and
Co. ID, e6Ih Ohio, doing the mi itary hon
ors.
The Masons took their appropriate place
ia the procession. The procession was near
ly mile in length.
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From thc Frontier.

A dispatch from Colonel sibley, dated
at the mouth Of Chippews River, Sep.
tember 2Sth, says We met a party Of
friendly Indians who had separated from
the Crows, bringing with them 81 white
persons, whom they bad been instrumen.
tai in rescuing from Little Crows party.
Many OF tho prisoners were young wo-
men and were completely overwhelmed
with joy to be free from the loathsons
txeatmsus II their brutal esftoU.
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The Advertiser editor blows savagely
because "about half dozen editors hav,
controlled the Tribune since we have had
charge OF the Advertiser" They have a.
least shown that they were neither too COW
srdly nor trai,orous to take up arms to de
fsnd their country.
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Tenth OHIO Cavalry.-Gov. Tod has
issued orders tot the raising Of more regi
ments OF cavslry. The tenth is assigned to
Northern Ohio, as follows;
Lucas. Fulton, Williams aud Defanee-
One Company.
Paulding, Henry, Wood, Ottawa and sau
dusky-One Company.
Putnam, Hancock and Seneca Il One Com
paDy.
Wyandot. Crawford and Rich land-on
Company.
Erie aud Huron--One Company.
Mahoning and Trumbull-One Company
Portage aud Columbiana-One Company
Stark and Carroll-one Company.
Lake, Geauga and tabula-ons Com.
psny.
Summit. Wayne and Holmes -One Com
pany.
Lornin, Medina and Ashlsnd--ons Compa,
ny.
Cuyshoga-ope Company.
or the officers the Cleveland Herald says:
Col @. @ Smith, Of PainssvilIs, who has
been assigned to the command OF this regi'
mant. ia man admirably qualified for his
position. aud will make good officer and
brave leader. Major l.. c Thayer Is toe
well known to our citizens to req ire more
then the announcement Of his appointments
lie has had much military experience during
ths last year. The 10th Ohio will undoubt.
edIy be hns reginest-
Our patrioiioaliv disposed young men will
Aow have chance Of snli.iins IN thk favor
hs arm q Me ssrries.
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Nn nARRIED.

Sept. 25lh, al the ShAwhan House, by Rev
g. s. Phillips. Mr., Simon Royce 10 Mics Jam
McKsndric, all Of Fremont
On the % inst, at the Davis House, by
Rev. @. s. Phillips. Joseph Wiltse Of Wyan
dot CO., 10 Miss Martha NJ. Wingert o
Crawford CO.
On the 9th mat, by Rev. II. Good, at hii
residence Mr.. Joseph Burpee OF New Hsmp
shire. to Miss Adaline Ragon. Of this city.
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Explanation Of the Tax Law.-som,
definitions Of the tax law, in regard 20 vari
Gus business occupations, licenses, DC, by
Geo, s. Boutwell,, Commissioner, will be
found in another column, in this weeks Til
bune
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tw-HEApouARTeRs COMPANY n.

tT-HEADQUARTERS COMPANY n,
Il. @. g.. Sixth Regiment, q. ". Camp q,
Beverly, Va, July 27th. 1861,
Da. y, W RoBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sir--We received yopt long wished
for and welcome Remedies few days ago,
and hasten TO return You unanimous r1prrs
sicn in regard to our high opinion Of the mer.
its Ot came.
We have used them with great beDest 10
our Company, and heartily attest - the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits In our
eascs, especially where there have been 80
nnry great changes as from the civilian H.
daily routine In b Isiness at h"me to the ex.
posed habits of active soldiers in a strange
and usna,ural country, do we most appreci
ate the merits Of such heaven sent values as
yours. To all those In our position do We
most emrhaically recommend your remedies,
being assured, from experience. that they
will be q very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS.
Capt Co. h, Sixth Reg't, o. V.
James Y. Semple. LIST Sergeant Company b.
Chas. II. Foster, 2d Sergent.
Chas. b. Russell. i.t Lieut.. Co n
Tho.. S. Royse, %
+. u. Warren, I'd Serg't
s. A. Thayer, 9Th Serg't -
Sam'l ID. Schooley, ,Commissary.
Corporal Charles w. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bultmann.
Corporal Carlton G.. Cable.
Together with 69 puvates-a unauimou,
expression boing given.
For sale at No. East Fourth s,-set, and
by druggists everywhere.
The special attsution Of Sutlcrs is solicited
10 this as being the best articles for com
plants incident to camp life. nov7.lm
TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEN ES
A retired clergyman having been re-
stored TO health In few DAYS. after many
years Of great suffering, b willing to assist
others by sending (frce) On the receipt Of .
postpaid directed envelope. copy of the
prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN
M DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street, BrcokIyr
NY.
June l3 4m
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Fine Pr,ut,np-Hapino ;v,f

Fine PrintfnR.-HdcIng just adj
ded large assortment Of Neto JOB Type
as tceH as other Fine Printing Materials
10 our JOB Department, tce are nop pre-
pared 10 DO all kinds Of Fine Printing
In sty'e not TO be surpassed. Wedding,
Inuifafion, Visiting and Business Cards
printed in a very superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing re cannot Be
ercsled. Call at the Tribune Office and
see specimens.
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Terms Of subscription.
To clubs.
Blanks! Blanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fne paper, kept con
stsntly on baud and for sale cheap at the TRI
iUsE OTTicE; such rs
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoenus,
Attachments, Veudts,
Executions, Constable Sales,
blank Notes, &c, sc.
uJustices and Noss-ies supplied on reas.
enable terms..Tn
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MILLINERY
and
MANTUA MAKING.

Mfs, l.. .. ALLEN wiShe9 70
infonp the ladiss Of THIN and vicinity that she In.
tsnds to keep nios assormsnt Of iBery goods, als
Csps, Dress rrimmless, Bu'tous, Belts. ke. she
viii spare no pains tn keeping the latest novelty oi
the ssason. rhs has employed an expert sneed Drs.s
Maker 10 ssperintend that department. Fanily ss~.
ing dono 90 order, and ON short notice.
Dresses, Ciosks, sad Msntiilas made at prices TO
znii lie times. TERMS cash. Ladies, give hers osll
and you viii be surprised at the exceeding low psiess
Come and see for yourselves. Patterns feI ladies and
children's Apparel. Thsnkful for past fayofs, she
hopes nillto shas the public ra,ronass.
fcc-s an Marte, rwss', 1sof''s .kuAss ofhee'
srSS ~
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W" call attention to an article on frat
psge, entitled what's NJ. Dutys" Let ev.
cry one read 1t before gong TO the polls next
Tuesday.
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Timn Prices Current.

Corrected Neeklyby .. %. ssEhru, D-sl-r IN a
Kinds OF Grain. Ssc., i.ee,st's Block, Tihn.
PoRK-3,5Ct 20
WHEAT--F3, "
CokN- (shrn, JOl.
do (Eat)e5e.
RYR--OudI 40.
BARIEy--tralss.
OATS -3L q 33e
PoTAToEs-- 3u0dfn
Flax SgEp-- tO.uUal 90.
btrIKR-- tGclO
LAHD-5c
TLLLow--Sc.
SsUkKp hANs-- 6dnec.
do sIDgs AND SHouLpKRs--4o. .
PIcKLkD PoRK--Gga7c
CLovEs sEeD-s3S5.aI,O0
BEEswAx--OiIoD25e.
fE E,THsRs--a8oOc as
RAus--2c.
GREEs sHipRs-3He a.
DRt- do &c.
Eoas-1ne. y dorm.
Timothy ssed.-l,4Ul1i,Un
WooL-iC45S
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! WAGES PAID
500!

To sell goods for the ADAMS sEwtEg MAcHIsE
CoAPAsY. We will give a commission on ali goods
sold by our Agents or pay wages at from $40 OF sI0
per month, aad pay all necessary szPsn,ss. Our ma.
10 operass u BY hall hours Instruction. II 10 equal
10 sny Family Sewing Machine In use, sAd We have
reduced the price to Fifteen DollaTs.
Each Machine 10 warented for three years.
Address @. RUGGLES,
Gsn, AU Detroit Mich.
junseo Il
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wanted.--A few barrels Of GOOD cider
and also some Winter Apples, will be taken
on subsc, iption at this office.
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Tiffiu as'seklp Tribune.
Local and Miscellaneous.
riffin, o., Friday October o. 1864
5. NJ. pETTENGILL : CO..

No. 81 Park Row, New York, a d estate
ST. Boston, are our Agents for the TpFiS
TRiRuSE. in hose cities, and are authorized
10 take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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The Drafted Men were on hand bright
aad early on Monday morning, and took the
10 clock train Ior Mansfield. There was u
large ooncourse Of citizens at tho depot to
sss them OIL Where they are to be put. we
nave not learned.
! We understand there were some poor men
among them, who had large families depend.
lug on them for support. II such is the case
we hope their neighbors " i'll make it gsuer
ally known, so that the generous hearted
will know where to find them.
From the sth.-on our first page will be
fund a very interesting letter from Captain
o lie, to his brother, A. V. ogle, OF this city.
W e received it last week, but were unable
10 get II in that number oil our paper.
We have received long and very inter
esting letter. from Frank" OF the 5th. Civ
g an account OF what the regiment has been
doing since 1t lett Harrison's Landing on
Jane. River, aud also an account Of its no
bic and gallant action. at tie battle Of Antie-
tam. 1t came too late Tor this issue, but will
appear next week.
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Lieut.. .-Col. Blackman, OF the 4sth, has
resigned and |. now at home.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
nEAR IN MIND

tB That the TRIBUNE has the Iarg-
est circulation, aud is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
eounty.-E1
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Wood wnnted.-A few loads of good
seasoned wood will be taken at this Office. II
brought in soon.
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dvertising.

Ha. enlarged many small business;
Has revived many duh business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many q large busiress;
Has created many a new business.
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Lieut. Ccmd'g Co X. LIST U. S. Chasseurs.

--==--=a
Mr.. J. J. steiner, OF fTiAin.-This gen.
tlemHn addressed the people Of this plscs and
Fairfield. on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings of last week, in very able manner
Mr.. S. was an original democrat. and like
thousands Of others, left the party when II
abandoned the true faith. lie 10 hearty sup.
porter OF the war policy Of the Admin istra.
ton. He took occasion to show up some Of
the Inconsistencies OF the democratic party
He stated that only few years ago, that
party occupied position Tar ip advance Of
any other in doing away with slavery, and
those who prnte 40 loudly ABOUT abolition
lists" aud the abolition war," were theu in
good Standing and some Of tn, M prominent
leaders 10 the party. Mr.. Steiner was at
home on this subject, for he was "there, and
knows all about it," His arguments told
with force.
he also paid his attention TO the cry ofthe
bu;ternuts, that the "strsight democracy
shall again be placed in power. A large pro-
portion Of the democracy 10 or was in the
now rebellious States, its leaders, jeff. Da.
Wis. Mason, Slidell, Toombs d Co. are now
in open rebellion against the government.
and yet we arc told that the "straght dsmoe
racy" must be restored to power. This. too.
in view Of the plain and ugly fact that the
country is now in the midst of bloody civ.
u war, into which il was plunged by this
very democracy! We confess to not little
aslonishment, last men can be found with
a sufficient amount Of assurance to make the
demand, But the people will think some
time before granting the roquest.
We wish Mr.. Steiner could hnve spoken
in every town IN the county; but he Ia doing
good work in other portions of tho district.
i Reflector.
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LOST between TiAin and helmo,e on the
18th Of August large POCKET BOOK,
containing about $50 IN Eank Not~s. AIso
one Promisary Note for s39, signed by Or.
Childs. o % Nost for sl2 Aligned by Joseph
Harbaugh.
ADAM HuPPLE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

Menagerie ComiRg.--Van Ambutg.
"the original Lion and Tiger tsmer." will be
here on Tuesday next, With the largest aud
the best collection Of wild animals, ever seen
in ,his section Of the country. The little an
imsl shows We bad here. connected, as they
mostly are, with circus, sre not more than
ono sixth as large as THE msmotb concern
Ii should be borne in mind by all, that
there is no circus connected with thisshow.
Ills exclusively an animal show. 1his Is q
chance rot often presented, Of secing 80 ma
ny wild animals, without being bored by iu
decent circus performances.
Van Amburg knows how TO get OF show
and We srs assured that this 10 much the bes,
one he has ever had, or that has ever been
through this region. All those interested in
Natural History. canno, do better than to
sce this show.