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TEA SERVERS.

4 IL SIZES and prices. flr sale cheap far cash.
n by
:. S. BROWN.
Dec. -, 1851.
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SuAwLS. CLOAKS. AND DHESS
GOODS for tie million. AZ ths
" BEE HIVE.
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INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR tOUa
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE.
sPALDING's
Throat CONNECTIONS,
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
,PALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve a Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart a delicious aroma to the breath.
They are delightful to the taste.
any one.
advise every one who has Cough or Husky
Voice or Bad Breath, or any difficulty Of the
Throat, to get package OF my Throat Oonfections,
they will relieve you instantly, and you viii
agree with me that "they go right to the SPOT.
You willfnd them very useful and pleasant while
travelling or attending public meetings for still
ling your Cough or aliaying your thirst. If you
try one package an safe in saying that you
q srsr i'-i-vtrts consider tn en- indispensable.
q viii dlI tian at tho Drag gists and Dealers
Uslicins8.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Ny Signature is on cash package. All Others az,
counterfeit.
A Package will be sent by mail, prepaid, Z
-eoipt Of Thirty Ce-i5.
ADDRESS,
HENRY {. sPALDING,
10. Is CEDAR STREET. NETWORK.
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LADIES SNOW BOOTS,

IEADE OF FELT with Rl55e- Bs,.e-.s, good
w warm article; and only one dollar aud
twenty-five cents pair, jast received At
PhOUTT'S
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~ ILb FILtto
economy DISPATCH
"a sTIrcH X Tine SAVES SNE.-&
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families it is very desirable 10 have some che.p
and convenient way for repairing furniture, Tow.
Crooksry a C. sPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household esn
aEori to be without It. 1t is always ready, and up
the sticking point.
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HRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store.

- OST respectfully informs her numerous Gus
lfB TONERS that she has on hand a choie assort-
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Uy the use Of s,ess PILE The periodic attacks 0
# taken a; the commencement of an attack imme-
date relief from pain ani sickness will be obtain
eli.
They seldom Jail in renewing the Nas.,1 snd
Hsldlchs % With females are so subject.
They act rcu'ly upoa the bosels-removing
CofrurrUs.
Fer Lpra-, N4 Saint. Delicate Females,
and all persons Of f-isatary sab.', they valuA
he as 4 LarsEUs, improving the APP IRE, giving
the natuEsl elasticity aui strength OF the whole
system.
The CEplLALiC FILLS are the result Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments, having tesn il use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved a
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache,
whether originating in the ssrrouf system or from
deranged state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their eompos.
tion, an may be taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change Of diet On
abl,re, Of any alsagr,,ail, fast, reziz. cav
asnrai,i- thru 70 rhlS-en.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
Tbs genuine have five signatures Of Henry
Spaalding on each box.
sold by Druggists anl all o,h- Dealers Ne.
iciae.
A EdI vii be cent by mail prepaid on RECEIPT
Of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
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LADIES' BALMcRAL BOOTS.
ri'HIcK AND THIN SOILS, just received,
L and for sale Low.
a. PROETY'S
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SONGS FOR The TINES!

UIvE EAMERIcA, Willard.
Y Rule Columbia, Agusto.
Forward boys, forward, (Quartette) Root
The frst Gun ID Arsd, (Song& chorus) q. T. hoot'
Red, White and Blue, SHAW.
The Banner Of Freedom, Romano
Up, up with our Banner, 1. Comef'
The Sword of Bunker Hill. CovcrI =,
My Country, It's Of thee, as sungby Msd.rAi'ai
God save the Union, nert.
Our Couutry's Starry Flag, Conner
Have ys sharpsped your swords Root.
Csmn Song Of N. Irish Brigade, Hughes.
Weep for theBrave-a tribute to the
memory of the late Col Ellsworth
Freemen, join the glorious anthem nelre ,.
Our good Ship sails tonight, MASSEY MASSEY.
Dixie for the Union, Emmett
Rock me TO sleep, Mother, Ieloy.
Grand Union Pot Pouni, bau" A. A.
JUST RECEIVED, q large assortment OF al
kinds of MUsICAL INSTRUMEN
together with the largest and best seise'ea
stock Of SHEET MUSIC ana
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
to be found in the State, at
II. W. ALEXANDEho,
Aug. 9Th, 1861. COLLEGE 81
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CAUTION.
As certain unprinoipled persons are attend tins
to palm Of on the unsuspecting public, limitations
ofmy fREP1 ED GLUE ! would caution ali
persons 10 eKa inc before purchasing, and see that
the fnl name
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This Machine makes this Lock stitch, and
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York
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vessels lying anchored. AZ Hampton the
baY is full Of boats and they closed en- mas'e.
think there is no probability ofus making
= landing before morning.
Hampton, Il is said, was once the Guest
place on the bay. but new il is mass OF ru.
ins. Now and then you may see some foe
houses, that were left uumolested. but the
main portion Of the city is black aud desc.
late.
Oysters and clans are in abundance here.
Soldiers and servants can be seen picking
them up all around. I.tbiuk II won't be long
Till the Cbasseurs will be engaged taking q
few "half she'll"
We, as yet. know Of no other movement to
he made. We are ready and anxious 10 take
Norfolk. and then Richmond. but whether
Me is ready or rot We cannst tell.
We are the ith corps in this department
but the first in drill and discipline; so say,
Madame Runner, aud We are Inclined to thint
abe right, this time, anyhow.
We are all well and enjoying ourselve,
hugely. The recruits look hale and hearty
They look like veterans in the ranks.
s. S. KIS1 NIGER.
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Sheriff Sale.


VS..
Samuel Englo and Hiram p. Sherwood and
wife.
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca county Ohio, at the
November term, A. ID. 1861. in the above er.
titled cause and TO me directed, will offer
Tor sale at public veadue at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifin, in said
county, on
TnE 2Sth DAY or APRIL A. d. lsC2,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock p NJ of said day, the following Dc.
scribed lands and tenements, to wit.
Being the one third unGiveded interest in
and TO fractional part Of the north west
quarter of section ten (l0) in Township one
U) in range sixteen (l6) east, and eommen.
cling for the same Mt the centre of tha Marion
State road and the Caroline road at the eros
sing Of said roads. and running from thence
south along the centre Of said Marion State
road TO the centre Of Honey Creek, from
thence In north east direction along the
centre Of said Honey Creek to the centre OF
said Caroline road, from thence to the place
of beginning. Excepting and reserying
therefrom certain piece or tract of land odt
OF the north west corner of said premises,
being sixty feet by two hundred feet eIelu.
awe Of the road.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff,
March as. 1862. $40
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK April /.
FLoUR-Sales of 800 bbs at S5 i5@5 %
for super western IS 25@5 55 fer common
10 medium extra western: s. G5e5 IS for in.
ierior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Salesat 81 3s@SI As.
RYE--Sales at 7s6slc.
BARLEY-Sales at glc.
CoRN-Snles 66,000b bu at at5s@6o for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 37@39e for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WnIsKT-held 2334c.'
PoRk-Sales. $50 bills at s126@I3 90
for mess II JO@l3 80 for prime
BLEF-Salcs at 81 50@5 30 for country
prinei So 5O@s on for country mess.
BEEF HAMs-S'eady. Sales at sl7 OO@sl7
so FOR western.
Cur MrATs-Dull, at4iG@5c for shoul-
ders, and 5ia97c for hams.
Bacon Steady. Sales at CSC.
LARD--Sales at 7@sI4c.
BUTTER-A fair business doing atll@l2
ior Ohioi l6d2le for State.
CHgE E-697loc
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Our Srmg Correspondence
FROM THE 1sr U. S. CnAssEUhS.

PANrroS, Va, March 30.
DEAR PARESTs:
On the morning Of the 25th inst, we start
ed for Hampton. We arrived at Alexapdril
at P. M.-bivouaehed for the night neal
the Poor house, a large but old and dilapida
tod building. The field, staff and line off
GERS took possession Of it and remsined there
during the night. In the morning, having 4
little time, some OF US, through curiosity
visited the houses and found the most wretch.
ed set of human beings ever beheld, both
white and black.
One old negro, who was the finest looking
OF them all, said that he was / II years ol d
that ho' belonged to Gen. Geo. Washin gton,
and that he and his brother were raised by
him, and that he (the negro) was a drummer
in tie revolutionary war. The old fellow
looked hale and hearty.
At 9 o'clock A. NJ. we started for TIE
boat At 2 p. NJ. We we're put on board and
were about to run out into the stream, and
anchor for the night, when we observed a
- q" ibh n Wulk tmArCu-
ing squad Of men, about twenty-eight in
number, from the lower landing to where we
were. The Col. took his glass ana, after
taking peep at them, said that Capt. Hig.
inbolham was coming with his squad. We
did not run out until they were on board
The boys were well and hearty. The Cant.
and his boys were greeted with long and
loud cheering.
The next morning We took leave Of that
almost desolute city, Alexandria. for this
place. Everything passed off well-no ac.
eident happening till just now, fellow in
another regiment fell ovsrboard-be was not
drowned.
Fortress Monroe is a big institution covering
sixty i've acres ofground and the parapsis are
dotted with monster guns. Around the doek
and out in iae hay. there are hundred. of
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James Sabhs Of the State Of Tcnnes,e,
will take n dice that Robert G. Cnples ana
Robert W Hale Of the county Of Seneca and
In the State Of Ohio. did file their petition ON
the 18th day oi December, lsGh. In the
Court Of Common Pleas within aud for The
county Of Seneca and State OF Ohio. eroins,
the said James Sabins. defendant. setting
forth that on the sixteenth day of December.
le6l, the defendant gave to the plaintiff. his
due bill Tor the sum OF eighty seven dollars
with interest from date and praying thrt an
order of Attachment may Issue against the
real estate Of the said defendant. situntc in
the county Of Seneca and State Of Ohio. and
= known as ln.lot No. 2S7 in tho village of
fosioria, Seneca county. Ohio, which order
has been served and returned and property
appraised at eleven hundred dellars.
Aud further praying that said James Sabins
may pay snid sum now claimed to bo due
with interest, and the said James Sabins Ia
notified that he is required to appear and an
swcr snid pcti ion on or before the third Sat.
urday after the first day of May, 1862
A, IL SELpEN.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
March %, lsG2.--Gw Sl25
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Daily Hack TO Tinin.--Mr. Bradford
who has been running a hack between this
place and l'iffin, tri-wsekly. will commence.
about the 18th of this month. making daily
trips. He will not leave Thin until after the
arrival OF the train from Cincinnati, which
will enable him to furnish our people with
the Cincinnati Dailies. on the same day of
their publication. This will be an advan.
tags Of which many viii be glad to avail
themselves. II Fostoria News.
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Seneca Boys KiIie6,-The Attiea boys,
Creig'ow and Rice, Of the 7th, whom we men
TONED as being wounded at the Winchester
battle, it appears, were killed.
A boy named Miller. OF Eden tp:, whe
enlisted in Capt. Butterfeld's company OF
Bucyrus, was also killed.
These noble young men fell in defense Of
their country and should receive country Is
grateful remembrance.
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TAKE NOTICE--ALL!

We want to see every man, before the
lst OF May, who owes us any amount, great
or small, on subscription or otherwise. We
have heavy paper bills topay and MUST
HAVE ALL THE MONEY THAT is DUE
US. Money may be sent by mail with per
fect security.
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10 The Youngstown Register. in pub
fishing the marriage notice Of Jason W. Sill
vsrand Miss Rachel Saith. gives the follow
ing verse attached thereto;
with Silver in the hands Of Smith,
What strange results may rise,
sscn metal In Loves crdeibls
me werkmans talent tries.
iI' eemoin.iion, rich and rare,
ls none Of Naturs's Ay.bs,
but soon may yield full return
VI little Silver. Smiths.
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Mysterious.-.A dark chesnut. sorrel
horse was sent home frem the army, last
week, by X. G. Pennington, Esq, and was
put into NJ. Sullivan's stable. In less than
an hour, the horse was gone and has not since
been seen. Whether he straycd of or was
stolen is not known.
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The "ro"i-s wheat Crop.-From
what we con ascertain Of the farmers. We In.
fer that the wheat in the ground looks well
as a general thing, aud promises an abund.
ant harvest The winter has not been rs Sc.
we're upon il as was expected. Ithas good
root and looks fresh aud green.
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Ordered TO Report.-Lieuts. McCor.
mack Of the 18th, Barnes of the sth and
Hord Of the LIST Chasseurs, who have been
recruiting at this station, are ordered to re-
port to their respective regiments and will
leave on Monday next. Letters and packag.
es entrusted to their care will be faithfully
delivered.
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SORGHUM SEED

FIAT KocK, o., April /.
MEssRs. EDrToRs:
DEAR siRs'-ln answer to your inquiry for
Sorghum Seed, in the last weeks Tribune, !
would say that can supply a small demand
at 3 cts. per quart. or 81 per bushel. War.
ranted good ripe seed.
JOS. H. BURGNER,
Flat Rock, o.
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Read the new advertisements in this pa
per- F. X. Shawhan opens the Spring trade
with "big gun" Martin Wagner has re
moved his clothing store to the corner West
of the Postoflice. Cheap tobacco and cigars
can be had at the Union Tobacco Store.
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To loammi Bear, Nancy J. Bear and John
Bear.
You are hereby notified that, on the I9,l
day Of March, \. u. 1862, Junus Jones os
Guardian OF Loannii Bear, Nancy u Bear.
John Bear and William II. Bear. filed, in the
Probate Court Of Seneca County Ohio, ps
tion, the object aud prayer OF which il. To
procure said Court To order the sale NJ the
real estate Of the said Loammi Bear, Nancy
}. Bear, John Bcarand William n. Bear, sit.
waicd IN the county Of Seneca, Ohio, aud dc
'cithcd as follows, t0.wit; being in lot No
lO5, in the Village of Fostora, Seneca county
| Ohio.
The application therefor will h, for A
hearing by said Court ON the twelfth DAY of
May \. u. 1867 at ten o'clock A. NJ. ntwliich
tiue unless you show cause to the contrary
en order will be granted as prayed Tor in sail
/ petition.
A. H. SELDEN.
Atty. for Petitioner.
March 2l.-6-w. SI97
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The Union Cause Progrcsses.-Atthe the
election on Monday, the Union ticket tri.
umphcd in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Sandusky,
Fremont aud Toledo. This is a severe re-
buke to those who set up party before the
Uni on. Nnllnndigham DrmoeracY is deLd
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March IA. 1862.
Sheriff Sale.
Azariah @. Needham
AEariAh Needhnm.

Azariah Needham.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Seneca Comfy. Ohio,
at the July term A. D. 1858 and AZ he Ian,
uary term A. D. 1862. in the above enti,Isd
cause aud TO me directed, will offer for sa h
at public yendue at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of THIN, in said county,
on
THE 18th DAr or APRIL, A. d. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M and 4
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
seribed lands and tenements, to wit:
ln.lot numbered Eleyen-ll-and the
West half Of In lot numbered ten--lO-ip
the Town Of Berwick Seneca County Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK.
- Sheriff
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Mr.. ii. M. Hamsey, editor OF the Mount
Vernon Republican, died on the 2ith ult, of
consumption. Six weeks before his death
his health appeared so much improved that
he was married to Miss Maggie Cooper, to
whom he had long been betrothed.
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TIffln, d. Friday AptIl u. leea.
Einc Printini

ElnC FIIUIIhE.-ITdVIH JUSI dd-
ded a large assortment Of Neic JOB Tyre
as ,ceH as other Fine Printing Materials
10 our JOB Department, ICE arc noto pre-
pared 10 do ali kinds Of Fine Printing
in a siylc not 10 be surpassed. Wedding,
Inviidiion, Visiting and Business Cards
printed in a rery superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing zoe cannot be
erceHed. Call al The TRIBUNE Office and
see specineas.
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Fire in Ballvillc.--On Monday, Gath.
the dwelling house Of Harrison Huffman in
Ballvillo township was burnt up together
with all is contcnts--furniture clothing,
and 81 800 in notes aud accounts. Mrs. II.
had stepped over to her fathers house, but a
few rods distant. and. on returning, the
house was all in flames, and nothing could
be saved. The fire was In the day time, and
sas probably caused by a coal swapping up
on the carpet Mr.. Iloffnsn ia Sergeant
in Capt Haynes Company, sth Reg. o. v,
now at Winchester, yirgiuia.-trremopt
journal.
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CiNIl Action.
John 7. Huss,
Plaintiff,
vs. In Attachment.
Oris Skeels,
n.l.,N.ut

vs.. In Attachment
Ons Skecls,
Defendant
Tho said Defendant, Oris skeels, will take
notice. that on the 26th day a February, A.
~ 1862, jesse n. leidy, Justice of the
Peace, IN aud for Clinton township, Seneca
county, Ohio issued an order Of Attachment
in the above action for the sum Of 1891
and intcrest thereon from Nov. 23d. 1919
and 80 cetts increase costs, also fOr SIS. &c
with interest thereon from Dec. lst, ls4p,
and % cents costs Of increase, that said
order Of Attachment was duly returned, en-.
durscd, ~ have made diligcnt search and
e can find no money, rights, credits or assets
"of the Defendant to take or attach under
under this writ but fad that the Defend
aut, uris skeels. is the owner Cf an interest
" IN real estate IN Sncca county, aud STATE
"or Ohio. February s6th 1869,
-. II. NluHSW ANDER, Constable.
I" u" Fees, mileage TO-"
Whereupon the said Justice. nj the rcaucs,
uf the Plaintiff, did forthwith certify lis pro
ercdings IN said action TO the Court VI Com.
mon rlcas of said Seneca cutfntv, and there
upon the Clerk OF said Cou,t at the request
OF said Plaintiff did On the 91th dav Of Feb.
ruary, A. u. ls69, issue an Order VI Attach.
mcnt In said action for the sum Of si3,al aBd
interest thereon from Nov. 23d. lsip and i5
eSuts increase costs, also for Si5. 10 with in
tcrcst thereon from Dec. LIST. lsl9 and ls
ccnts costs Of increase, directed to the Shcr
vi of said seneca county. Under aud by
/ virtue of which Order OF Attachment ~,
said sheriff, ON the 2slh day uf February
! A. u, lS62 attached the following lands nnr
teucmeuIs, as the property ofsaid Ors Skccls
to wit
| The undivided one fourth part If the noftl
East quarter Of section fifteen (l5N tu~nshiI
two (2) range sixteen (lb) In Seneca county
Ohio. aud the said Oris Skeels il nohhe,
that he is required to appear aud answer
unto sand action ON or before the tlird SatLr
day after the 25,h dry Of April next.
JOHN r. uUSS.
by Hall & Pitterger.
his Attorneys.
March OF 1870 g. A. ~
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Poetical Genius.-The author Of the
following lines is destined to occupy a good
position among our American poets. The
last tbat was seen OF bin hc was going out
the pike with roll Of gingerbread under his
arm
o wunst | loved annuther gal
Her name it was murricr
bui betsy dear my luv for
Is forty times more heir.
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SrRAusDUEG, Va, March 30.
LIruT c. A. WRGur;
CITY AND TOWNSHIP ELECTION

The election, on Monday was conducted
very quietly and not much interest was felt
except by a few Of the canGidates.
In the city, the Democrats carried every
thing except Marshal, DRITroS beating
Strausbaugh 1913 The fol owing is the vote.
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Col. W. II. Gibson Is now in command
of the 9th Brigade Of McCook's Division, in
the absence Of General johnson, who is
sinL.
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All arc cordially invited to attend.

Ladies TO the Rescuei---In Wow Of the
isrribls Battle fought near Ccrinth aud the
large number Of wounded. the Ladies' Aid
Society OF Tihin desire to forward immedi.
a,elya supply Of hospital stcrcs. Contribu.
tions Of linen for bandagcs, sheets, pillows.
&c. should be brought in Immediately and
left at l.. Whites store. The call is urgent.
as many OF ou poor fellows are dying Of their
wounds, and. It may be, come Of orr neigh
bors and friends. 1t is probable the l9lh
and 3D. Cavalry were in the fight. The 57th
aud 20. we know, were there aud Lieut.. Col.
Garfield Of the latter. was mortally wounded.
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Three Interesting Letters, one from
the sth, one from the 49th sno one from the
5jth, will be found ,n the first page of this
paper
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r. NJ. at Mclmore.-lliram Pratt, Esq
hos been appointed p NJ. at helmore, vice
Miss Z. Kline removed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

The Weather has been wet and drcafy
for several days, which has checked the op.
eratious Of the farmers somewhat.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

The 55th have left Cumberland and gone
in the direction Of Romney. Their precise
destination is not known.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

James II. Fish ct az
BY virtue of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio. at
the November term A ID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause aud to me directed, will c ffer
for sale at public yendus at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tiffin. in said
county, on
THE l4th DAV or ArRIL A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p M, OF said day, the following lands
and tenements, tO-wit:
ln-lot numbered One-I-in the Town OF
Melmore Seneca COu nty Chic.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11

sSg' The separation between Fanny Fern
and her husband has resulted in the circula.
tion of the following, which is set forth as
"the second edition of Fern Leaves"
''ln heaven above, where all is love,
There'll be no Parton there"
This is the joke of up town circles, as
they gossip about Parton whipping Fanny.