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s- rz,ruu-,xsrzsv, MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
&Sses sR ~ - sa.ssSssSEa RAILROAD.
Notice to Travellers

Notice to Yrayelerss
Passengers for Nashville Grand Juucsn and Decatur
will make the trip IS HOURS QUICK than by aay other
route and make close connections all the way
Passengers going this should leave city by the morn
ing train # the Jackson Road
This Is also the Quickest Route to Bowling Green Buy yeu,
tickets via Grano junction aud Decatur.
jail I'm E. D. FROST, supt. MIS- Central r R
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CoAprReLLBRis OErIcE, !
City ball, March q, 1862. )
= Sn1n

q, z.
mo. $685.
sy sas sSs os ds On h R
the Aarigny Canal 10 Lake Pontehartrain.
suthorssd ssl re highest bidder en5 Alter fifteen
twenty eoasrnca she road on snchmen
n s h ss hs
ton by the City be subject the approval
AsT Tss d s Shall be constructed by the
s be and 2 ,ss y s
eonractor and shall belong to him. Two denr each
iog 7. wt d1S II;
By he Uy surveyor 5ssssa the deHos
be lled Up aid graded By he contractor according the
ssssn Inches above the hhest wa;ef Of iks PoneSss
@ in he SaT sS; ya'S e HEWITT Viii
s ss lake IL enss e a s be aes and
w * 81 Pond ,0s . hf s. aHa @ layer
nenty rolled with the roller may necessary
saa IN % an "a s os hS h lie s Ct x @ ses
whole work shall btxecued to the entire satisfaction of The
Arr g. The contractor shall have the right to place toll
each end Of the and to demand of travelling
Eer svsry Pc herse Ne back atteen cents.
horse Kind whether
For essrs ss snS r I've or kind whether
loaded or nnloaded, fifty cents 80
ssn or
tie
contract and keep properly hed nigh, with
sf"s ss IL as said road
ART D. The shall be bound begin the
the sixty days following the approval of adjudication
Common Council and to complete the year after
ART g. The contractor shall furnish good
rity in the Of thousand dollars the faithful
fornncs of his the said securities be subject
The approval of the Common COUNCIL
ART7 1t Is well understood that in Of neglect failure
by the contractor flu fill the foregoing spnaon
the Common Council shall have The right annu the contract
without putting tn default required Article
1895 of the Ciy Code and wi hout applying of
ce snul the and without indemnify and is also
well understood that in the contractor shall time fail
to keep road in good repair fail keep the lighted
h The said shall forfeit all claims he may
to said road and that the city shall have the right resell
py &c for account and risk of the and Of his
curity.
Art s. Tie said road shall city expiration
OF said twenty years p. ivltge.
[Sgned1 S. P. DELABARRE
President pro Board of Aldermen.
(Signed JULES BENT,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 70 1852 Z4
[signsdl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY, the 10th April
1862 will sell at office at IL o'clock NJ the above right
OF way to the highest bidder, for CASH Lee
m22 lit c. ". EUt.BERTsON, Comptroller
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dsanlSafra LOSS OF TEETH-Dr, j. N1sFs
- liz 81. CHARLES street, continues TO simply tie
a. lLCsS OF TEETH without wires 81 sprinfs

upon hlshsw prineple of self adsssion Thi.
nanded bsin1 10 most Ingenious Of AR
fIAL TEETH hitherto invented and ID all Yestorins
perfect articulation and Msaicaton persct nature
y e Ssy astectson BY closest
Thoss AGi thas T.
stt Iii. VI. siAosr,
thanks 70 the Orleans vicinity for tbs
pracns they have favored hs for last ftse
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MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, March 70, 1862
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
mo. 6962.]

No. 5962.1 ,.
nSs q 5 srT o @ I'd ON sys 4sSs
Wbers.s Ths eesps'en q nk of ad will give US rail-
t.ws ssa m" hat ssse'
s Ssn pes II gs ~ and e
stnno only for consumption in Ills and ncshb,ring cites
s OF :
in he 10 9as o supplies e hs
source aud BY The q his short railroad will
pies q beef Texas furnishing enough for the consppo.
whsrs.s The military Importance this read is superior to
All other this ims it would enable Texas
hs Rsn Pa IS
can any oh this lie y sonmnnea
ion rot being liable from The enemy The whole
s s1
FEET "a ssy fnss5a
w II better BY nature hsn could b ~ Gordon
re f ~ VI hea. hls entirely
BE- cose annexed to it. and odd vsy is str pgih and re-.
sources and ss the s.ns Of Furnishing with sonsidsFa
and Tssss ports .Ish eosd y t.
shs sins and the opeons Railroad which this road viii
m r. Tes & IL ssas will
U Il and Is
ss u ~ ssa q s Sn n au's
Resolt~t Tbat ths New orl and Texas Railroad Is
.iun vital The country not
ss a. an s sP1 IN TsSs but also
the COASTS Of both States and the rapid transit troops
and army pplis'.
Rssolrf That call the Alteration of the Louisiana delega
sn ss to @ ssy then
at Richrehd and teir influence ard position
obtaining for this company such assistance from the Contder
hs Government as il require enable II prosecute III
such aid.
RssoIred That eefe copes this prean,b
be 10 delegation in Congress and the
q War also to the officers Of the New Orleans and Texas
Railroad company.
lSgnedj s. P. DBLABARRE,
President pro ten Board ef Aldermen.
l. (Signedl ~ JULES BENIT.
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March %, 1852
lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
true copy:
Tn MaRu Gactata
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WINES, RRANDlES, ETC.
80 casks Ceret, Bordeaux.
100 cases Claret, various brands.
$50 cases White Niue, Chateau Eyqnem.
100 Eermouth
100 Absynth, O. LecouItre.
Is kirsch, G. LecoGltre.
1910 pa kets Champagne various brands.
90 quarter casks Port
81 half and quarter casks Sherry ru..
200 csks Cognac, of the following brands-Plane Co..
rae Co.. Pinet Castiion 4 Co., Larronde Freres.
Is casks Rochelle Brandy
~ 100 halt boxes each Green Peas.
Is 100 half boxes each Pates TrufHes.
III so half boxes each Turtles
50 Strawberries in juice
Ito CASES Burgundy Wines.
For sale by s. D. GRATIAA i CO.,
d3 50 Customhouse street.
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JAMES IT. MCFARLAND K, CRESCENT CITY CAB.
pentsrng and Jebtng Shop No 07 Girod street, door
STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
dispatch. -g-.,l.
CIsTERSs MADE TO ORDER
A-Crders from the country attended, til rrorptness
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ms If :. PANDELT. superintendent.
SUNDRIES IN STORE.
PORTO--l0O Il casks Crown brand.
SHERRS-2G ID casks Crown brand
W.. Il casks Cabinet.
q ia casks Topaz extra.
RED W1NES-24 casks Margaux.
'... 20 casks Eenterac
5W cases I.erompte Co.
80 cases Lafrondereres,
l00 cases Leya FsrgauS.
L.. 6tcases Gescours Descators.
WHITE WINES-2 casks Chateau Yauem,
10 pbs Sauterne.
PRUNES-5G cases, in Jars.
PEAS-al cases, in u boxes.
TRUFFLE ESD cases, III u boxes
TKDFFLED pfES-l0 cases, in n boxes =
STRAWBERRIES-5Oc cases in Juice
CHAAPAGNE-l0OO packages,
In baskets and cases.
Such as Heidsieck / Co.,
Dgch1r, Gordonvert
Sellery, Cabinet and
1mperisl-n quarts and pints .
and half pints.
For sale by SD. GRATIAA Il Co.
olH SO CusomhouSe street
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A TTKENs, j. s., IMPORTER AND DEALER i
Hardwars Cutlery Stoves Fire taratss. Pants Oils
No 2ae Tcenpitouias i.tse3 az n
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TODD. SAMUEL. m. WHoLEsALB AND 4 &c GAIl
geaern Whte Lead and Zine, Paints, Oils Window Ssls1e
Gold Le Bropses and Ats Fine Ooiers etc soma
enne stt6et--nsw ehmoaf 70. ", sSs
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anSJsHs ~ LoTHRoPs ATTORNEY AND
sitos eotaef o. Graver. ever thn drug store, s6 t.
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The steam train WILL upon snncsn, aoee op AZ tSe d.
lilly Station Fare Is each Parties o.
being landed at the Station notify the Conductor prior
the departure of The train.
i PANDEI.Y en-.
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u AALLER u BROTHER,
@HA No. 1ss TCHoUPIToULAs SrREyr-
WV Manufacturers Of sr :
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK
ali Its varieties Has also large assortment Of
Oookn Paror and BErroo Stoves and prepared to an
u lsrs In the above line In tho City Country
faeuAr attention paid all description Of buldng work
VIZ Copper Guaranteed Iron Tin and Zine Valley
aeonng, DAVIS Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads etc.
Have Es exclusive right for the State of Louisiana rlnk
and vend the recently paened invention of Jabe1 Lewis
She Of which tha roof of buildings washed from M is
prior the water being conducted the cisterux Being
acting IN itself 1t the necessity Of hand labor
notion: feature nSucea hers before. dl4 II
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1-Ds SHERMAN respectfully informs raptarsd usr,op,
Or tose having rupIured siaves that returned a I'm
and DO found al his office, No. EEi
New Orleans prepared relieve all cases al
AFIRE MiATuhE.ss = 3 2 my6 f~4
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Private Banks end Exchange Dealers.
SAMUEL SMITH As@O., Camp st1 eet
JUDsON / co, cernsr Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. Union street.
BENOIsT, SHAWN CO., No. 10 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARRIER, Manager,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets
THOMAS a. BARKER, corner Camp and Gravier streets.
JOHN WOOD 4 CO., cornor Camp and Common Streets
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qa1iu1i Uhslss Esq, y
Dear that Dr. shsrs,s Truss a. applied b,
WI g,ye seitef more efsctray than any other bav
p Re use q = the m1tas you to rel
upon the fitting. n RES ~ SiNSn nnePeons
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fssaes-rxas HOftSHEE d HOWARD.
WWA At their Old Stand, 49,

ANIN ES. WIRES, ETC.
w GLARET-6DO cases klepper's Margaux
500 St. Estephs.
+ ALE--s50 casks Mar1etti's East india Pale.
lUD . E.6J Hibbert's East India Pale.
.5 10 :. Bass :. :. :.
80 :. Alsops :. :. =.
P0RTER--4O0 casks l.. Il j. Hibberts London Stout.
300 :. Marzet's :. :.
sHERRY-40 4 casks Harmony Nephew's.
WHISkY-75 bbls. Old Bour bon.
Rye.
PUECH-l39 boxes Batavia Arrac.
For sale by s. WOLFF,
ie0 cor, tfravier and New IeyRe streets.
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hAILhUAD TRAVEI,lNt}.
s.ss - -rzzzz=7-zzzz-, MISSISSIPPI AND EN-
& ~ 4a 5ssy .s..siEz NEssEE RAILROAD.

New Orleans, December Il, 1861. d2s 7
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
FROM THE I23D.
We fiud the following letter from the 1891
regiment, in the Sandusky Register;

We fiud the following letter from the 1891
regiment, in the Sandusky Register;
GRAFTON Va. Nov I93
Wednesday, IL o'clock, A. Al.
DKAR ReoIsThR;
We will drop you few lines from this
place, that our friends may know Of our
whereabouts.
The l23d Regiment left Huttpnsvile, on
Saturday last. Tor Webster, which is situated
on the Baltimore and Ohio r. r.. a., bound iur
New Creek. Grafton is cqui-disIant from
Wheeling aud Parkersburg l04 miles, con.
sequently any letters directed 10 Grafton.
via Wheeling, will reach us the quickest.
We presume the reasons Of our retroRrade
movement are many. Gen. Miiroy made
reconnoisanee within few miles of Staun
ton, with the S7th Pennsylvania, 18th vir.
gnia, portion of the Ringgold' 3 cavalry and
Ewng's battery, and they found the rebels
were dying at the rate OF ff,y day. with the
small pox-somewhat moro expediiiously
than we could dispose Of them with the lead
en- ball.
We left Beverly on Sunday, at 4 A. III.
Reville sounded at 2 o'c ock. We have been
on the march every Sabbath since we left
home. Our boys, with knapsasks on their
backs, marched 26 IN lies. Al Beverly we
received our q oyernment teams. Company
@ had the nihth draw and four horse mule
team fell 10 ou lot, which had never before
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

S. ID. Huuis & VIM II. Fairclild. Edtols
On the first Of January, 1868, " i'll he is
sued at Cleveland, the frat number Of abe
Twelfth Volume ol the OHIO FARMER.
and the first number of the Nineteenth Vol
ume OF the ONO GU CuLTlYATOR. As
heretofore the Ohio Farmer will be issued
Weekly, aud will be conducted solely ior the
advancement OF the interests Of the Farmer
th4 llorliculturist. the Stock Raiser, aud all
other industrial pursuits; and it wi ! be made
u welcomed visitor to the Hcme Circle.
The Ohio Cultivator will be issued Month.
ly, 80 pagss large octavo. aud will he dcvot
ed to Practical A griculture, Stock Raising,
Gardening, etc.
TERMs.-For the Ohio Farmer, SO per
year Tor a single copy IS for three copies
SO for copies and Sl5 for ten copies, and
an extra copy to the getter up OF the club
For the Ohio Cutivalor, so cents per year
for u single copy, or in clubs Of ten for 50
ana an extra copy to the getter up OF the
club. Payment for either paper must he
strictly in advance.
Address "Ohio Farmer" Cleveland, o.
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November I, go

San ndusky, Dayton L. Cincinnati IL.
Rive neglected to notice in last week 8
Tribune, the change of running time upon
this well conducted and popular road. The
winter arrangements went into ,ii ct on
Monday the l7th inst. The Mail train 90.
ing South. pass Tiflin at . o clock and 8
minutes, A. NJ, and passing North for San
dusky, at 7. N. In speaking Of this road
We think it is not out OF place to state, that
the Sandusky Daytoa L Cincinnati Il. R. ,
is skilfuly managed by the Company at the
present time. Col H. RIcK, the popular
and efficient Superintendent, manages his
department ia capital manner, which must
certainly give perfect satisfaction to the Com.
pany. We learn that he is prpctical Rail.
road man, nd understands his position 10
the letter. Their corps OF conductors on he
mail, acc mmodation and freight trains, are
gentlemanly and obliging to heir passengers
and are fully aware Of their responsible DO.
sition. The regularity in their running time
is always to The minute, which speaks veil
for the good management Of the Road. The
passenger travel has beea exceedingly good
this season, and their freightinP business has
been heavier this season then it has been for
some time. SOFT will co tinue to be as long
.s the Road is energetieally managed.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

itrgNfr TowssHir, Cfa wfctd CO., lphs ", ".
Ma trcn.--S ifi-- Feeling it duty eve TO the
ahiieted.I wlstsken with blhors detahfemeas -
lsts, witch wa vety ssvefe, 4 tfesosted TO The NJ,
~, aiopathic dooiou, IN neuhef, IN buctfis,
Cleveland md Rurlcs, In The state OF Ohie. stay
81 four wvsss u tivel,nd, gctfinr no batter
stcp9edir Suales Uuten %, called ON an old " D.,
whcs said had rsps Notm. lie gave me 20 grains
of csiomel snd tutpenune. u loosened @y tech
aud ~as nj shkiling NE. O,hefs ~ Bosyru. said !
naa the LiscfCompuiut, and gave me hug doses OF
caouel Nud quinin~. ! efew wore al the ttme.-
Seme of the dsstan sdv'sedme 70 'tavvl 10 gsin nv
he sth, while ot0sts sa'dt would never gan health
and get we'll.
When all medicd Aid oftAe uh schoel cacnhy hsd
eXhautcd their sAil and M hops We aoht shd liis
dsptivedoL Twas pteve,ed on ~ 20 sad employ W.,
\ hENHAM, physopathic physivian ef Memors,
seneca 60. ohio, who, With his mssts siv skin snA
native tcmcdics, restored I'VE 10 health In sbont
weeks, whrr walked home, ~ niie', In one day,
snd soon GOT able 10 90 to work, aud was quite we'll
with the cNuepion of,hc dire effects OF the ealomei.
with that exception, thaye enjoyed good health ever
siuye, sud have kupWp ~. \ nrnhNn to cute nam.
ctuut casss. where ihsW phsucisns had sb,niroed
hem aud Al hope was gone would sdvss the Attic ed
tocall on nt, A heuham vt caee sud not delay sny
tnget. Iecsn hterk svrr, or any Nrute o. rhron.
lie H.ea'e, In les time ,han an, phy'iciOn ever
knew.
nuMrR JOINS on.
JOsErn WARNER. Nhe~,,
! nf. \. BeHhsms meaiviLes lot sale BY nunoi'
4 10, ,TifH,
/ tulsiE
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New York Market.

NEw I Ohk Nov a.
FLorR-Salcs of 6 s0O bbls Mt s., 5,6OCt5 10
for super western rs 9OM6 90 for cummun
10 medium extra western; ST 1Otd6 e5 Tor in.
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Salesat 81 l09sl l6.
RYE-Salcs at OO@7lc.
BARLEr-Salesn nt eUlic.
CoRN- Sales 900 Ou at 46@4s for new
yellow.
oArs--Sales at 4aa4lc for State, West
crn aud Canadian.
WnIsEY-hcld 26i2c.
PoRK-Sales. $50 b'llsat Sll 10000 90
for mess u 50@12 30 for prime
BLrF-Snlcs at So 5u@7 III for country
prime; ts 0O@l0 0n for country meas.
BEEr HAMS Steady. Sales at s. o 5U@ 500
90 Tor western.
Cur MrArs-Dull, at 3t5@ic for shoul.
ders, andi2i 6eal4c Gor hams.
BAcoS-- Steady. Sales ut 631c.
LARp-Sales at 7lis@slhc.
BuTTER-A fair business doing at l0@ II
for Ohio; l601 he for state.
tHsE I-4aSc
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For the Tribune.
TO FLORA.

"Forget me not"' ns soon the sun
At morning shall forget to rise,
The streams itrgct their course to run,
The moon forget the starry skies.
As socn the flowers forget to blow,
The magnet shall forget the pole,
The hills forget the summers glow,
The ocean waves forget to roll.
"Figet me not!" o, IL were we'll
Thou blue eyed one, perhaps for me,
If could break the pleasing spell
Tia binds my every Thought to thee;
'lw,re well If from my aching heart,
The memory OF thy smiles would dee
As sun tints hom the sky d,pait.
As rippl,s from the alcyUn sea.
For while my breast with anxious art.
Has reassured every look OF thine,
How can hope thy gentle heart,
Will e'trrelaln one thought Of mine,
Aud yet this pale blue flower,
IL far more welcome to my eyes,
More priceless than the richest dover,
That lortune favored missions prizI,
And o. II bu one earnest prayer
We're gra nted to my humble lot,
I'd send thee one as fresh and fair,
! o cay to thee Forget mo notl'
That it might hail thy sunny gaze
Through life, in houls Of gloom or glee
And tell thee with its hdeless blaze,
"Forg get me hot, eternally.
o,
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beer harncsscd. and therefore we were with.
out our tents. exposed to the rAin fcrtwo
nights, as the team did not come up With the
regiment This may be traly called fore.
ed march. When We went iuto camp on
Monday night. there were only twenty prs.
en-, Of our company, to stack arIns; the re
maiudsr were LEFT along the road.
The regiment len Webster about o'clock
ror New Creek, aud your cor oriesPordcst was
left here At Grafton. but va expect TO reach
the rcgimeat to night. We have heard it
iutimatcj ,hat Gen. Kelly was in rather a
tight place, and o UT division was called IL
his relief We have marched most Of the
time in the rain. aud sorry sight We pre-
sented when We reached Webster.
We are looking anxi ousy for letters frcm
those We love, and Il the changing life We
lead would permit, we should more often
hold converse " ith the Ear away loved. We
are vending our way over a country where
mnuy a brave soldier has lrod, aud where
every hill aud valley has its sacred spoi'
made holy ground, as he gtaNe O S"'''
martyrs
1t is pleasant to biyouae in these solinry
valleys. amid lhr mountains. the quie; starr
,miling down upon you, aud the fragrant
winds singing around the wild music uf ma
ture. There iSa chnim ia the solitude, cvrl
ou lone picket" When uonO dare clvs'
their eyes.
It's IN the valley, on mountain, and ani'
the grand oil woods that God has wtittel
/ Nj. love, IN ls,t,is of gold. Hut ON this on
peaceful land Wars devastating track ha
made sad havoc. Too many little hilloek'
oral mounds, marked by rude tablets, tell u
here aud there soldier sleeps
Yours, &c.
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the cuMBERLANp.

The CUMBERLAND.
At anchor Ia Hampton Roadswe lay.
On board Of ths Cumberland sloop.of.
war;
Aud at times FROM the fortress across the
bay
The alarm of drums swept past,
o. a bugle blast
From .he camp on shore.
Then far away to the South upwse
A little feather OF snow white smoke,
Aud We knew that the iron.ship OF our
foes
Was steadily steering its course
To try the force
OF our ribs OF oak.
Down upon us heavily runs.
silent aud sullcn, the floating fort
Then comes puff IT smoke from her guns.
Aud leaps the terrible death,
With h,ry breath,
froin each opsn post.
We are not lille, but send her straight
Dvhtnce back IN a full btuudsid,
As hail rebounds from a ruof OF slate,
Rebounds our heavier hsil
From each iron scale
OF the monsters hide.
"sttike your Gag . the rebel cries.
In his arrogant old plantation strain.
"Nevei" ourg g,.lant Motfis replirs;
1t is better t. sink than to yiclu."
Aud the whole air pcalcd
With the cheers Of our men.
Then, like a kraken. huge and black,
She crushed our ribs in her iron grasp!
Down went the Cumberland u Il wreck,
With sudden shu1dcr OF death,
Aud the eaunon's breath
For her dying gasp.
Next morn, ss the sun rose over the bay.
Sill Iloatel our flag at the main mast
head;
Lord, how beautiful was thy dny
Every wait of the air
Was whisper OF prayer,
Or a dirsc for the dead.
llo! brave hearts that went down in tho
seas,
You are at peace In tho troubled stream
Hol brave lapdl with heroes like these,
Tho 1ig that is rent in tw ain,
Shall be one again
Aud without seam!
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MUST BE SETTLED,

All those knowing themselves indebted to
McKgv & McCLxLLAND are notified 10 call at
once and settle up, by either giving their notes
or the cash ensh much prefrred-as the &c.
counts must all be settled by the fret Of Jan
uary. Strange as It may appear To some. .pco.
ple-vho s,tm to thin 1t costs nothing to
publish papcr-ihe old firm have debts to
pny. which cannot be put IN longer.
The books are now in the hands Of the un-
dersisned who is ready at ali mes to take
the "tin."
J. s. -McCLELLAND
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Rates of Advertising,

issri,5 hEes orlsst, one year SEQ
sT-A redrc,ion Of s per cent from The above rate.
" u be made fcf Cash
IN. ,p,,. eccupe by 10 line, of The type posing
khv body OF the Advertisement, will be eonsdsred q
tqvse
An uansiout Advertisements, Together with Admins
kr,iion, Attachment, Resd sni Ditch Notices. must be
bdd iorin sdvAn,e.
Advert seme nts inserted fsr indefnits time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly sdvsrliiementi are lntsrsd, one OF
mais changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
WAGES PAID
500;
$40!

To sell goods for The ADAMS sEwNs MAsnISs
COMPANY. We will give a eomHnissioa on all gond.
sold bv oVI Agents or pay wages at from $40 $40
per month, sad pay all nseesssTy sEpsnsss. Our
Oh inc ispsfleei IN iis mechanism child saa learn
10 opefats II By hall hours iBatTaetohl Il 10 equal
10 any Family Sewing Machine n sso, aad We have
Teduced the price 10 Fifteen ilslisfs.
Eaeh M.ehinA u Sansnted for thros years.
Address O.. RUGGLES,
Gen. AEt DsIoii ekieh.
iuneYO ff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

on the South side of the public square. 1t
looks very nice. 1t was manufactured by
Smith, Barnes & Co, tf this city. There was
no possible necessity of having it put up
nov n these times Of high taxes. We trust
the people will soon learn tnat when they ell.
evate Democrats TO power, they have to pay
well for their ioly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

IsitSo!-We have heard that our Board
OF Education waited, the 9th cr day, upon the
teachers Of .he Union School aud forbid them
to allow the scholars to sing the Johu Brown
song. five fiud this is really true, We will
refer to this subject again
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
J. s. McCLELLAND.
WOOD OR MONEY.

Those Of our subscribers uf WI onl we have
agreed to take wood in payment for our pa
per, will have to fetch the wood in soon or
We will be compelled to make them pay cash.
One or tie other we must have soon. "a
word to the WISE" &c.