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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
EicnxoSD. Va, Ply Ihh, Sax.

'~i 49, -''"i avs
P,e,Ident Of he LAdi,.' solIier.' Aid s,c.ty:
Ibes the privilege ideri.g you tn. proc
to be given BY Harry hae.y the Arkansas Com Me-
sses % :. Jointly BY The Gse Aid oy sno PIE he
Army oa-pisae. Young Mems Chr lton In prcv.
pleas app int er and Doorie POI for the occasoa
- '''' reply VIII ''"'' ''-' 'A's ' ZEE MALLORY
Acting ManAg r,
DEPT ARMY CoMMIrTEsY MICA
AND LADIES Soldiers AID sOcIETr,
kIcHsOsp, Feb. 10Th, 1854
Lee Mallory Es2, AetiH9 Aan0gsrJor Harry Adc1,ay:
DriR the President Ladies Sol
Ssr.ss 70 sccep your very fnd to devote The proceeds
yOur as oonee the benefit Of The two societies with whs
We win make necessary suggested BY you
pp the AmOqs, .esei rem your OO cert for the re e Of s
bsh.lf Of saan, defenders w Doubtless be daily appes
' " A W. auxyoap.
Army Committee, Y n. ca.
entirely renovated OCCASION
efficient MI tay Police In attendance p,srVed the s'et'
fsii-g, LEE M.uoRv
METROPOLITAN HALL
HARRY MACARTHY,
Author OF the "Bonns Blue Plsg," "Mnsuri" "rhe yo'ur
iees stars aud Ba and ether popular ns.'n sors win give
Of his nlnLbs Dramatic PsrsonAon Concerts above
wednesday Night, February IL,
for the benefit OF the Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
~ Tickes 50 cents children aai seryLntI half price for
sale pncl2, Book and Music Stores also a the Hail.
the eyetirg Of the ncert feb l2-lt
DICHMOND VARIETIES.
This Evening, February 18th.
The great eouel y Of
SIMPSON 4 co.
Pas Seal Mia Mary Partingon
Popular Song ........................ MAD boisVet
And Prof. LsviI,
THE SOUTHERN MAGICIAN
eE-ses programme.
LECTURE.
YdNHE Fourth Of ben.dt voun
Il tsers N the &c d. will be delivered On
Thursday Evening next, i 3th inat.,
the lsi BapH Church. Of Broad and 18Th streets
HON. J. l. NJ CURRY.
suNIeet-"TWo wantkof Confederacy."
Tickets TO be obtained the Bookstores Meade Bsker
Edsd T. Robinsons dey Drug Sores and at the door
on tie Evening Of the Lecture
Ticket. for the entire course, admitting lady and gentleman
ts; 3 pgle ticket % cis.
Lecture to ococ(
No poItponsnsnt on account tf weather. feIi-st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
0E EKEG SJAL.
orsIos % ZEE ktozxoss VGIa, Feb. IL. lsse.

RECEIPTS or FREIGHT.
BY CsNrdi R0irodd, February l02s tons pig iron. e2s
bus wheat IL csei damaged powder boxes musls tons
machinery ~ grste bars $3.50 ~ b.o,, rs ~ pork
cases tobacco IS bb hOur 100 bus oats horses 800 IA iua-
dries.
DOCK COMMERCE.
Tie folio wing IL statement Of the receipts into ard
shipments nom, the Rlohmo oooE lh Of January
ISvIED-l2O0 bus coal loo bA hsh 40 bus corn, 9a6
bus feed 1861 bta pork l2I lercts sugar.
bbll olsss 500 bags aud fuit 1871 candies
boxes bales and bb msrehandE feet lumber $50 cords
wood
orrwARRIsg4 bb hoir iI bus wheat los bbh vinsg,r
50 hhts sugar HsT boxs soap and candles 50 bt Mt %
Dbl. lime l56 bbs boxe, and bags mdLs.
The number OF and which entered the Doek
January, was 81; The number Of clearances So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
AUCTION SALES.
FUrURg DAYS.

FUTURR DAYS.
BY KENT. PAINE 4 co, AUcTs.
LARGE, PBREMPTORY AND SPECIAL
SALE or DRtss GOODS AT AUCTION, BIZ CATALOGUE
On THURSDAY, 18th of February,
our Warehouse, We sha sel -thou. large and
prs and roahng eAsor, riding rse,t VI.
Ie'y eGs ed at auction vi, city toss witt other
closed shout Limit 10 the assortment vii be found
Elegant T rlton and nlu'on Robes
Stripped and Embro der d Evils de-
spse. did SILK Robes. in 9 ct variety
81. b pi&!a and fa1cy Silks
M0i.e Antiques and WAtered silks
Mare ines POpl mes ard Flo encei
eco PISS y q n, black Abd colored De .sines
Broeade aobslrs, EOrst.d Pi.iGs
omere shaded aud p tate Del Aines, Plaid do
Robe Kobe De E = s.I p IN ed ss sa
French GrdE sish Mehnos Bl.c1 Mohair and
Spa a., s., s0o,si Ap.css' tsn BT.ss Ioai.r
p It,' Org Inuie. and J,esasts. Il ri lants
Printed GnghamS, Table Danasts, Browa Hollands
Linen Doulai snd sheeinss, Lace Mantllas
Velvet Id Cloth Cioals
GrenAdine ST., u.h, stella and cAslmireIhavL
VII tsa and Printed hArseiile. Umb ell
spleadId Bath and Whitney Blsn. cts, Lace Feas
sEis Band. Edginss, T.nas; Lace Wells
own rillan Black aud esOret sni vslVs,., Csu
s sG,s Z: n li e s;i v ie
AND ON FRIDAY THE l4TH,
4 large as.ortmsn Of CLOTHING, conilIting Of
800 do Military and Plain Pa Is
80 MIL A.y and assorted ove-coa's
800 assorted Ve'u hickory sh rtI Dress and Business
With an invoice Of e,h Spring olOur we'll worth the s.,sn
Ion oflArse buysa
win be addeI 10 the above sac
l5) pounds best glh sewi-g silI.
lOl do Mac Toe sik and T.iit
1900 r2Is Ext Pearl shirt Buttons
sO-,d CO.. Best A' '''n Sfsf F.Iss &C. 'iSss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
INPORTANT FRON AENLCO.


F.II1 Lfs Pas = Pam, "a IT
We sR7 IutCgEEI t-s' me last Dispatches received
.5.a Ms1e1 have decided the allied nations TO adopt
IA neasl.es IS regard lh,t c1uatry and 70 occupy
-s Clp,.lI i.i psrulasu AID re ;gi,r govsSumsn.
e. established here ,h The Zee Of he popult
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
TROPHIES.


NHEHE tho nd, Of rusIs rides, pistols swords
i aas ssTblne, properly u hs conedss sia, having
oesn eanurrd the utsi Ess, Which 10 the ards Of
I troug the Conf and are held by them sre
phs HE Hss' aIg,n assd for these arms v,rJ Ga. Of en
FSr evey ihsn yeu -teer Is kept Of the nel' or
,snos heir ose sey vsrs SsGht Win ia
abssses from the hsld un surely cost Us more blood
rsp S, a5S mss and police oc.fs every where are
rqasatsd -pPy thole having nshsr hoses paul
Let then Immediately, By express to Ordinance
Ose Manassas Jsucsion where al charges or ten vii be
flI-@ Oh Ord. Army & the Potomac
FEBR'Y 10, Is6a.
NITASTED- 900, zoo RAbt and huskrAi Skins
for which 'ae nisae'' market ''iee val be PnS noo,Yv
COOKING RANGE.
INo7 Ae COOKING RANGE feet BY 20 iueh,S tops viii
Il all sppuitsnEnees-v burn slhsr soCd or coal ,,,-
fsi0-6i RHOOEA WILSON HUKr
20 C1ssS Nun A CO, aud other brands
wv 100 nan ud s6us.sa Re WHISKY. 10 a. bottle.
100 bss RuRgArdnsr and Roskbildss Rye WHISKY very old
sssSosI bakers Premium bri,r'
SEQ los damaged Malta
$40 lbs Chewing Tobacco
100 saleI over and Timothy HS
Cora, Bran, brown stGa, ship stsd
q cen and Black Teas
snoEinR Tobacco
And ssn.r, assortment the bs family srOcsris. on The
most reasonable terms IA H. DAbNtf,
Jas Cor Broad and Ith streets.
OAK FRS PREMIUM MT rERs, the best known
ID for Dyspepsia for sale Ia all quantities At MEADE BA-
KER's Drug Store, IS Main Street. above %. jasO
NOR sALc.-Jusi received SALE 1000 lbs BeeswaI
$50 los Country Soap boxes starch boz Brown Soap 90
ibis Tyro Extra Plour. HUNT JAAEA de4
LINZ CIGARS AND TOBACCo; esnuln. Havana
Ogars Orleans and CHARLESTON; the hnesi brands
oChezng Smoking TobseeO for sale Wholesale and retail
~ NEADE BAKER Druggists, 1856 MAIN Street. corner above
30 oc22
DOOR ACCOUNTS. ". RANDOLPH, respectfully re
I'D qaesi his CALI orse1d PAR hsit ACC usrs
All goods sold for delivery except BY special
contract Orders the will receive pr mp attention,
when the money Is sent with The order. JAnH
IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
J. 3. ROBERTSON
ooRuua soVEanoR AHp IlAsuu WAITS,
RICHMOND, VA,
II IEPs constantly hand large and varied asortnsn' Of
F4EILY GROCERLES and fine LIQUORS aHd CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market
Also best Old Rye WHISKY and Apple and Peach BRAN
OF, distilled In the mountains Of this State.
Liquors aud Groceries Seld By hin warranted pure and
good, sale.
b-PartculNr attention paid putting and shipping
Eoods oeer and soldiers stationed 81 and svaJ RON Mich
nond.
CohMIssIoN BUsINRse-Wm maize BAerAl advances To-
baeoo wheat flour Corn and other ao products Of the ccun
such Bacon Lard Poultry, Fels Butter Dried Rru,
Leather Rides, Potasoss, Beans, PeAs, b., DC
QUICK SALES AND PROMPT REfURE& His
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

TsS ELECTION The following is q complete state
msni OF the vote for member of Congress in this city,
o. Monday last:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

VIZ r MuaoRD Eso-Dear Sir The Metropolitan Hall will
be entirely renovated and deco Ated for the oeeAIon and
efficient MI tAry Police In attendance pseryed the sets
order Your, respectively,
fsIi-Qt. LEV MlTrORv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12
AUCTION SAFES.
YHIs DAY.

10 NEGaOBE AT auction.
NVEonsr for sale a. Auetop,
w TIN IiKnY YOUNG kl6Ron,
Men and boys wOn,n and sirs
rickIEeus HILL, Aae-op<efs,
tAns Corner FrAnkin AMI vAii etreetA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

A HMY OF HE PENtNsl LA-
a RICHMOND AND Y0kk AVA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF sJHHnUI
On and amer SATURDAY February is 1s62 the trains
his road vi run follows:
The fa sen1er, and Ma trains will leave Richmond d,y
w. (stopprg only resular staons arrive Wet Point
NJ, connecting with the steamer ogan for Gleac~sr
oil and Yorktosn, ant informed ate landings.
Rttunlpg wi leave West Point at NJ yal Of steamer
ogsn Gloucester Point and Yofkswn ard u Rich
LTP.
wleave Richmond daily Except sundaysl NJ sed y.
live Point S. n Leave West Point a. st, ~,
nd ar i've at Richmopd at ~ s. p. NJ.
HofFeight received II er 8.80 2. n.
Hycrder Of NE President
O. LR. DAIsaERuKLD,
t.7s-din Assot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-12

i mrnt.. on the Corner OF siL ana canal
treets, for ale at u, tion.
wv sold at auc on, On tie rsuies. ednesd ".
the l2th Feb, ls63, a. ~ e'sloek p. NJ, tho
euen anH well bu - e.e - sbove enc 81 &c !,
pied BY Mr. 10 AMI the tther Occur lei By NJ
Hun 1hefe tentn are 10 10 rJ ais and d q
Iel the mmod on Of arg- family They oesisi
hy.
InN-t ah cash. balance at 2, unu' b. for
;oisole notes, lat added cured By trust d.ed
The and far ls69 TO be paid % the pursr
feb5 GODDIN APPER ,oN, Ase .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
abr Jeffrrsuniun psmprrut
I" PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
CHARDoN, Geeuga County, chic,
T E r NJ 81,

SAes directly over the New Store of " Yilkir, d
Kelley, pest eide Of TIE PEbiie Sgugre.
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RATES OF ADvERT1sINC

one year, IS OU
advertisements should be marked the num-
Der stiffness they designed to be inserted; those
not SO marked, will be continued until ordered out,
charged according to the above terms.
The privileges Of yearly advertisers will be con-
fined to their regular business.
Attorneys will be holden for the price ofinserting
Advertisements brought by them.
RTAtieommunications must be addressed TO the
proprietor, postage paid,) TO receive attention
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ltpaid in advance, ,............., ".'el5 so
IL not paid within the year, ........".. 2 90
p5- All kinds Of merchantable produce taken in
payment, at the market price.
'.'No paper Discontinued until all arrearage,
ere paid, except at the option Of the Publisher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06

THRASHER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
Attorneys & CounseliOrs at Law,
CHARDoH, GEAuGA COUNTY, o.,
Will give prompt attention to business entrusted
10 them, in Geuuga and adjoining Counties;
a-TOfice 5rst door south Of The Court House
up stairs.
A'ch,rdon Nov 25th. 1859. 5l5tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
SPEECH OF
Hon. A. g. Riddle,

dnvhe House of Representatives, My 9oth,
1862, upon the Punishment Due to Tie
Rebel States and Persons.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
FoRrREss MoxRoE, Feb. s.
Three Thousand Slaves Freed by
Kansas Soldier

The Chicago Tribune makes the following
statepents, veuching for their accuracy:
The number Of slaves freed by the agency
of the Kansas soldiers up to this date can
nos be less than three thousand, while
several hundred others have crossed the
river and border from Missouri, of their
own voliti0n. Gen. Lanes brigade, since
august, has brought out at least two thou
sand, Col. Jennison has relieved the rebels
of not less than seven or eight hundred.
while jayhaWking parties and smaller de-
tached commands have brought in as many
more. i great many men are employed by
officers, and as cooks in the messes OF
the soldiers. These all receive pay more
or less liberal, varying from eight to
twenty dollars per month, with clothes and
rations. \ number are also employed as
teemsters. The wagon-master of the Kan
sas brigade is q black man, named Buck.
He IS q well known character on the Dor
der The total thus employed must 1p-
Droximate TO five hundred persons II
would be desirable if some kind Of ,.lzci-
pline and drill could be given them, both
because they generally show Themselves
courageous, and because il would be .ene-
fetal in forming and fostering hal IS Of
self-7esDect. SE
TIE principal poryion of the contFabsnd
population live in the border counties and
towns. Leayenworth, Lawrence, Ossausto-
ME, Atchison and Mound City have the
larger proportion of them. Leavenworth,
probably, has population of over thou
sand in the city and immediate vicinity
There has been for long time an active and
well-organized underground railroad at that
point, the superintendent of which is col
ored man. The knowledge OF this depot Is
wide spread among the slaves in the contig-
uous portions of Missouri, and they are con-
stantly availing themselves thereof. Law
renee has population, in and around the
town, about the same as LeavenWorth. At
Gibson has two or three hundred. Ossawato-
ME and neighboring township three or four
hundred; Mound City, Linn and Bourbon
County must have over a thousand, as this
section is where they were brought by Lane
At Topeka and other points there are q
number
In the fall it was, indeed, a serious ques-
ton what these people would do during the
winter But this, like the rest of questions,
meets its solution in practical results. The
best authorities say that among the contra
bands now in and coming to Kansas, there
Will not be over five per cent. who viii in
any way become chargeable to the public
purse Nor will this five per cent. long
remain in condition of psuperism. At all
their meetings for education and other self
Improvement projects among them, they
have Enthusiastically shown their desire to do
without sid from white people.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8
The last million Of dollars in the Treas
ury was sent by Mr.. Chase TO Kentucky
for The needy troops there.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
NOWBGE.
Nc. 10 DeaderieE Street,

I authority ve-ted IL by Commissary Depart
! ; r1,;lt of the Confederate states Of America l
rerebv associate with ue firm OF E II. Bruce &
e, rs the cxciUsi and only agents for the purchase
-, LaitIe aud Hog vi the counties OF Maury, william
son Davidson 4 s JrtsOn. sumner AMI Wilson. N the
stale o TeuneSsOb cand FOR the entire state Of Ken
tsJaSy The buec, will be carried on at Nashville
and I1gr!xsyie xiuese name of f. NJ. Bruce = Cc for
tue benefit or sin thCfederate States.
aoV23-2Tnd4Rid CG K. /.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
WHAT Is TIE CHANGE:
From tbs n. Y. World
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.

either Geas. Heintzelman or Mcdowell will
take command Of the new expedition South.
which is fitting out in New York, and which
will comprise division OF the army here
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
NEW SERIES-NO. 1907
Special to the y. Y.;TTibuns.lz aEs
Northern Dispatches to the Black
Republican Press.
rEnERAL FINANCES.
WASHINGTON, Pc

FEDERAL FINANCES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. g.
The last million Of dollars in the Treas
ury was sent by Mr.. Chase TO Kentucky
for The needy troops there.
WHAT Is TIE CHANGE.
The opinion is that Gen. Mcclellan will
not resign in consequence of the change,
but will strive, in the department of the
Potomac, TO rival Gen. Buell. in Kentucky
and Gen. Halleck in Missouri, on q level
with whom the neEarrangement places him.
Ii Is understood he consulted with severai
nf his generals respecting the course proper
for him TO pursue.
From tbs n. Y. World
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
It Is now currently rumored here that
either Geas. Heintzelman or Mcdowell will
take command Of the new expedition South,
which is fitting out in New York, and which
will comprise division OF the army here
TIE LANE DIFFICULTY.
Tomorrow a delegation sf Congressman
favorable to the interests OF Gen. Lane, will
have interview with the President for .
definite settlement of the troubles existing
between him and Gen. Hunter. The for
mer telegraphs to-day that if it cannot be
accomplished he shall Immediately visit
Washington.
MOLE YXPULsIoSs on HAND.
EFroEa the New York Times
The expulsion of Mr. Bright is likely to
be but the beginning Of the war against
Senators suspected Of dislOyalty. Atten-
| tion is already being directed toward Mr.
Powell, OF Kentucky. 1t is said that short
| y resolutief viii be introduced into tho
Senate directing the superintendent of the
| document room TO inform that bsdy what
| documents Mr.. Powell has ordered to be
| sent 10 members of the Southern Confede-
/ Eacy, since the formation of the Provisional
| Government
vAR BL-NoRs-
Gca. SnItE---<graphed ts-dAy that /.
| portion Of his regiment engaged the enemy
| zear Flint Hill, near Fairfax court house.
| and captured Is rebsl pickets His scouts
| captured hTe prisoners belonging to the 1s.
| Virginia Cavalry. 4 detachment also csp.
tured four rebels belonging to the 1st North
Carolina Regiment.
| FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. o.
| The United States steamer Se9anes, Of
t. B1-n-ido EvpeditioR- arrived here this
morning.
The gunboat Herbert Was lest, in addition
TO those before mentioned.
There was rumor circulated that the
rebels had offered, through Dag OF truce.
to give up Roanoke Island on condition that
| Elizabeth City should not be attacked. Th c
| Louisians had been got ok
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
AasIlrille gatEIot.
NE.Ft

re- oi.- v,s.r- 10 atyalce. $780, ------.--a %
when IN, Ially- Tli-Ncssly "E weekly l. ." ie ass
7s-.--uel lra5t ID advance - The ;lrae ST. 1r DEED -.sf
ed - or on.gn, uuyII paid for arG stopped Ia
7U .t 70 must be raid II tr time - di=c''l ihce
= Ii oar uls--I l. the party Is good i- W.. " -.-
zuI5. paid 80 .-
.5SE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 100.
HEAD QuARrERs ONO MILITIA, ADJurASr)
GkSERALs oJFIcE, Columbus. Ohio,}
D.cemb err 9Th ls62

HEAD QuARrERs Ono MILITIA. ADJurASr)
GkSERALs oJTlcE, Columbus, OhiO,}
Decemb er 9th, 1869
All members Of the Ohio Militia. drafted
in the counties Of Ashland, Auglaizs, Co
umbians. Carroll, Crawford, Hancock
Holmes, Marion, Mercer, Morrow. Putnam,
Riehland, Seneca, Stark, Van Vert, Wayne
and wyandot, not legally discharged. or as
signed and mustered into and on their way
TO jpin some Regiment in the rield, are here.
by ordered to report forth Sith at Camp
Chase. near Columbus, Ohio, for quarters and
subsistence, there TO remain until discharged
or assigned TO some comInand, or they will
be arrested al their own expense.
Camp Mansfield has ceased to bo place
Tor the rendezvous Of drafted men.
Officers. civil and military, charged with
the duty Of bringing in drafted men, from
any Of said sountiss, will bring them to
Camp Chase and repsrt to the eommsndant
thsreoL
Editors OF Newspapers in each ofthe couR.
ties named in this order, will give import
ant intelligence to .he drafted p,en, and aid
public service by publishing this order.
By order Of the Governor.
CHAs. W. HILL.
Adj. Gen. o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12
Tiffin. o., Friday December leea
A Few plain words to snbscribersl

A Few Plain Words to SubscribersI
On account OF the greatly increased cost Of
all materials, that ente into the manufacture
Of Newspaper, the dailes and large
number Of wecklies, have increased their
price from 80 to so per cent. We do not
propose to raise the price Of the TRIBUNE at
present, tlhcugh to do justice TO ourselves
we shoud.) but after the lst of January,
1868. we shall live strictly up to our pub
lished rate., as follows: Town subscribers,
81 25; paid in advance, So 90. Mail sub.
scribers, 90 90; if paid in advance, ST. SO.
Delinquent subscribers who pay up all or.
rearages aud one year in advance. between
this time aud the lst Of January, 1863, we
shall only charge advanced rates; but after
that time, we shall strictly enfJrce the fore.
going terms. All free papers are discontin
usJ.
We shall positively take no less than the
above rates from any Onc--exccpt Ministers
ofthe Gospel, Who will be charged 81 25--
in clubs or any other manner. We would
positively lose by it five did. 1t takes
about three ffths Of the full subscription price
at present, to pay for the white paper alone,
We will not work for nothing and board
ourselves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12
Another soldier Come

Another Soldier Gone.--Chirles p.
Norris, Of Capt. Shriysr's Co., l0lst regi-
ment, died at Louisville. Ky. on the 25th
insl He was lad OF more than comm OIL
abili,iss--only IL years oll---and beloved By
all who knew him. He was drst attached
by the iux. it then turned to the typhoid.
and finally to cbrsaic diarrhea. His father.
Lott Norris. Esq, Of Seipis ownship. found
him in the hospital At Lebanon. and brough,
him toward home as far as Louisville. where
he grew worse and died on the 25Ih.
Thus another name 10 added to the lons
list Of Sensea's brave sous who bave losi
their lives In endeayoring TO put down this
snholy rsbellisn CONNIE aced and carried on
'fot the benefit ofslAvery,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12
New York Market.

NV YORK Dec. y,
FLo,s-Sales of 6 500 bbl. nt SIS ,9OC6 q 10
tor saper western sc l5dS 81 fer common
To medium extra western; 81 s5 td6 30 ior in.
fsrior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
wBrAr-Salcst 81 379sl So.
Ryr-Sales at OOCd 95c.
BAsLEY-Sales 20.
CoaS-Sales $1,000 bu al 1876 for new
yellow.
oArs--sales at 60@eso for State, wen
ern aud Canadian.
WniSgy-held 39c.
Poak-Sales. $50 bills at Si3.50(sl3 CO
for mess II J0a II 10 for prime
BlEv-Sales at S. SUD JU for country
prime; ss OO@ 10 90 for country meas.
Barr Hans Steady. Sales at 81 OJ@s0O
90 Tor western.
Ger MrArs-Dull, At3le94c for shoul.
ders, and43, @5lAc FOR hams.
Bacon STEADY. Sales at 1Ic.
LARD-Salcs at sls@9Iae.
BprTER-A fair business doing al l682J
for Ohio; l68l9c for State.
GHsU r-9y at6l3c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-12

Directory of the Hospitals.


The Sanitary Commission have establish.
ed an Office OF Information in regard to pa
tents in the Hospitals OF the District Of Co
lumbis, and Of Frederick City. Maryland
By a referene. to books, which are corrected
daily, an answer can, under ordinary circum.
stances. be given by return mail, to the fol-
lowing questions;
lst Is - [giying name and
regiment, at present in the hospitals Of the
District OF Columbia OF Of Frederick eityf
%. Ifso, what is his proper addressf
3D.. What is the name of the Surgeon or
Chaplain of the hospital1
4th. II not in hcspi isl at present, has he
recently been in hospilalH
5th. Ifso, did he die in hospital. and at
what datef
9th II recently discharged from hospital
was he discharged from serVicef
7th. II not, what we're his orders on leav-
ingf
The Commission Is prepared also to furn-
ish more specific information rs to the eondl'
tion Of any patient in the District hospitals
within twenty four hours after request TO
do so, from an officer Of any OF its correspon'
ding societies.
rhe Office OF the Directory will be open
daily from 8 o'clock q. IN. to 8 o'clock p. IN e,
and accessible in urgent cases at any hour Of
the night.
The number Of patients in these hospitals
|, sbou, $4,000. If found to be praetiea-
BILE, the duty here undertaken locally by
the Commission will be extended to include
all the general hospitals in the country.
FRED. LAW OLhSrED,
General Secretary.