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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01
New York Market.

NEw YORK July %.
FLorR-Ssles of 6 .s00 bills ar s5.00@5 rs
for super western rs 4064 so Tor common
20 medium extra western: S5 45Cd5 GO Tor in.
ferior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-SAlesnt 81 l0@sl l6.
RyE-Sales at 00@7lc.
BARLEy-SalesA al S0l.c.
CoRs-S Sales $4,000 bu at 46@4S for new
yellow.
oArs-Sales at 42@4io for State, wes
ern and Canadian.
WnIsky-held 26i6c.
PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at Sll $4,000 00
for mess II 50@l2 30 for prime
BLEF-Sales at $5 50@7U0 for country
prime; So 00@ 10 90 for country mess.
BEEF HAns-Steady. Sales at Sl6 5U@$00
90 Tor western.
Cur NrArs-Dull. at 3Is64c for shoul.
ders, and454 @5J4c FOR hams.
BACON Steady. sales at 624c.
LARD-sales at 1le@slsc.
BUTTER-A fair business doing at l0@l7
for Ohio; l6@l9e for State.
tHEn E-4G1Sc
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'IIit Him Again. r--Thc following l.
what the Bucyrus Journal says about o, Z
neighbor Of the Advertiser. We publish 1t
because it is such good sshokc;"
William W. Armstrong, cditcr Of the Sen.
eca Advertiser, was, Il will be rene embered
nominated by the recent 9TH OF July Vallan
digham Convention, as candidate for Sccrc.
tary Ot State, he cause, fnrsOoth, the "patfi.
OF" KEGS. the editor Of the Circlevi,le Watch.
man, was removed out Of the way by the
Federal Government, for q too great show
ing OF lie ,ShlsIhy with traitors Rbd the
slave holders r,b, lliOn. Whether the dis.
tinguishcd honor Of being selected In the
place Of the "martyr" KEYS has anything to
DO with u or not, Of course we cannot say,
but certain Il 10 that Armstrong Is hugely
puffed up with the nomination In question. -
No yOungster With his frat pair oI boots ev.
er ielt his dignity and importance as does
this editor OF the Advertiser. This 10 shown
In every conceivable mann.r In the last NUN
Der OF his paper
He seems determined to make his papcr
equal iu ey,ty psr,ei, to tie CncleNiII,
W dtchman. the Ashland Urion, aud the
Crawford County Forum lie endorses aud
defends Vallaudgham to the fullest extebt--
by this modern "DemUcntic' model in the
m' ct hwuing and sycophantic manner eyin.
ecs his determination to snecze every time
Vallandigham takes snuff-uses the word
"abolitionist' about niue hundred and nine
ty.bine tinies--prntes about the wrong do.
ings Of the Administration. And all this is
done With the air Of zone having authority"
us II he were drawing himself up To the iull
extent OF his gigantic proportions. five feet,
two,) aud say ing, II nm the candidate fot
Sc CT, tnry OF State-ughl big lnjun me II
is limited that the editor OF the Crcleville
Watehman was slightly insane. and .ifall sign'
do not fail. Armstrong 10 like him in being
u cAndi idate for one OF the public buildings in
Columbus other than th- Culitol-"too great
joy hath made him mad,"-nnd ifthe ecu
'eit is not soon taken out Of him, he will be
elrctrd-Or there will be u "busted" editor Ia
Tiftin.
ltwould be an act OF charity to bic famill
II some Of Armstrong; political friend,
woulI take him aside aud tell him that he
by his consummate vanity, Is making a foo
vi himself.
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Wanted, in my place, a man between the
age Of lS and as years. ft for military duty.
ol the Gen Seigel order. tina, will not guard
rebel pantations-one who loves to protect
the innocent, and bring rnseals to Justice
who is determined. resolute and brave. Such
man ! will give One Hundred Dollars, in
addition to the Bounty offered by the Gov
ernment, in cash, as soon as he is sworn into
the service.
Any recruiting officer Of the l0lst Regi-
ment Of this county, or Military District, can
draw upon me for said amount as before
stated.
WIN. RININGER.
Attioa, Seneca co.., July 25th.
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An Appeal for the soIdicrs.--The

An Appeal for the Soldicrs.--Tht
CincinIati Branch Of the United State,
Sanitary Commission find il necessary tu
again appeal for aid for the relief of our suf.
fering soldiers. At no period Of the war has
the demand upon their resources been so ur-
gent, and. in view OF the emergency, at nc
time have they been so lily prepared to af.
ford supplies. They need money, shirts.
drawers, socks, shoes. slippers with leather
soles, Canned and dried fruits, jellrs, vines
Of all kinds. and all articles tending to TIC
comfort Of the suffering While confined to
the limited comforts Of a military hospital.
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Another yictim.-The remains OF los.
WALKgR, who died in the hos spilal at 1us-
cumbia, Ala, on the 30th Of June. were
brought home on Monday last, in charge Of
John G. Gross, aud inferred in the Cemetry.
Young Walker was a member of the Sd Ohio
Cavalry. Capt Adams, and had been in the
service about year. He was held in high
regard by the Regime mt and was honored by
being selected as one Of Gen. Woods body.
guntb
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"ur national pisordors---Dr. po-
back,s Cures.

The American stomach is a tormcnting or.
gan. IL is generally out Of order. The rea-
son Is obvious. Tho driving man of bust.
mss has not time or will not take time prop
crly to nasticare his food. He bolts it, and
ns bad habits are catching, all classes follow
his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its
complications hence Indigestion. Liyct
Complaints and disorders Of the Bowels, in
nil their various phases Against these aud
n hundred other complaints The scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are wagng an
extrrminatiug warfare. The success oi thest
Medicines has been astonishing, even in an
age OF scientific miracles. They do not allie.
yiate they extinguish disorder. The ago
ny, the fever, the debility. the dependency
which charucterize nfilicuons of the d. '!estiv,
and secretve organs, vanish under the influ'
rnce OF these preparations. The constitution
itself seems to acquire new energy under
their operation. See Advertisement.
July Is, In
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Company Appointments for the
iOIst.-rhe Military Committee, on Sntur
day, granted the following recomm- ndations
for Company officers for the l0lst Reg:
IH. Capt.-Jesse Shriver.
lst Lieut-H. G Ogden.
I'd Lieut.-Chas. Cunningham.
I'd. Capt-Newton NJ. Barnes.
LIST Lieut.. .-Wm. Kline.
2i Lieut--ienry raggsrt.
3D.. lst Lieut,-JOhn Kimble.
The other officers for the Sd company were
not chosen. l'is a duty the people of sene.
ca CO. owe themselves and their county to
soc that these companies are speedily filled
up. To this end let meetings be held in ey.
cry township.
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Rates of Advertising,

card, lines orless, one yeW %"
ty-A reduction OF per cent. from the above rates
m. occupied by iolines OF the type composing
III. body OF the advertisement, will be considered
square ,..- ,-... ,,.,
,ruiou, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be
D lid iorin sdvan,e.
Advert iseme inserted for an indehnis tins viii
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements sre inserted, one OF
msts changes will be allowed.
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A Fruitful Year.--we hay. never kne

AFruitfui Year.--ws have never known
year in which all kinds OF fruits and Der.
ries were more sbundan, Than the pressat.-.
Every fructiierous bush. vine and tree is
completely loaded down and the market has
been glutird by hueksters. vending cherries,
eurrants. FasPbsrries aad huck leberries Ia
endless amount aud as ebesp as dir. We
have heard OF cherries selling for two cents
quart picked, and bushels can be had for
the picking. The demand for fruit cans far
exceeds tho supply and the way our groeers
have been dealing out sugar is a caution
More sogar has been sold In Tifia. daring
the last six weeks than ever sss sold in three
months before. Such ''swest'' time ss we
viii hsve with jams, jelIiss .isrts and pics'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Fine Printimg.-Having just ad-
ded large assortment Of Nep JOB Type
as iceH as other Fine Printing Materials
10 our JOB Department, zoe are noio pre-
pared TO do ali kinds Of Fine Printing
IN a style not TO be surpassed. Wedding,
Invitation. Visiting and Business Cards
printed in a very superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing zoe cannot be
erceHed. Call al the TRIBUNE Office and
see specimens.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Tax here rs considerable
stir among the applicants for the Tax Colee
torships, at present. There are two or three
applicants in Tifiin, and a certain Breckin
ridser is making himsclf particularly ofiieious
in the matter.
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Judge Lang.--Thc Advertiser complains
because Judge Lang was not made Col OF
The iOlst Reg. The n,th Q, Judge Lang was
asked il he would accept position in the
Regiment. to be named by himself. He
gave no reply nor was any one authorized to
present his name TO the Committee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

A Patriotic cLditor.--BrUlher Bailey,
Of the Periysburgh Journal, udverlisea his
paper 70, ,ale. saying thath lie has got the war
itver and desires to jVin the a'n'y Here is
hne opening or some knight Of the quill. y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Personal.-wm. C. Parsons, of Gallon
candidate Tor State Senator lasi fall. has beer
appointed Captain in The i0ist reg.
DR.. W. 4. Scott. Of Swanton, Lucas co.
formerly of Flat Rock. has been appointed
Surgeon Of the l0Oih Reg.
Captain Stevens OF the 55th, came home,
last week. 90 recruiting service. He left the
regiment at sPerryville. The Capt. 10 sew.
eral sbsdes darker thas when he Ieft.
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Prepare for a Draft. There is now n

Prepare for Draft. There is now no
doubt but that's Draft will be speedily insti
tuted In all the counties OF Ohio, that do not
raise their proportion Of the new levy for
500. 900 men. The proportion to Seneca co.
is 25+ men. and this number must he raised
speedily. or our county will be subjected to
che disgrace Of Draft. Better Fl up the
eomps nies at once and save our credit
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Religious Notice.--Rev. Mr.. Sherwood
Of Mills. Mich, will preach at the Presbyte.
ran Church, in this place, on next Sabbath
at l01s A. NJ.
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TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH sexes.

A retired clergyman having been re.
stored TO health ina few days, after many
years Of great suffering. Is willing TO assist
others W sehdihg. (fresl on the receipt Of
prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN
NJ. DA0NALL. ie6 Fulton street, Brookiyn
MY.
June IS Am
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Elopemenl Ertraordinary.--A man

named KanLvy, a merchant In New Rcigle
lett the other day tor parts unknown. taking
with him q horse and divers sumS OF borrow
ed money and leaving his creditors in the
lurch. A woman, with whom he had been
intimate, left about the same time. Kunney
had wife and thirteen children, whom he
has thus basely deserted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Blanksi blanks I!

I All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
i,rms, well printed on fine paper, kept con.
tsntIy on hand and for sale cheap at the Tai
busx OrFicE; such as
Deeds, summons,
MORTGAGES, Subpoeuas,
Attachments. Nendts,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &C., sc.
UTJusticcs and Notaries supplied on reas-
enable terms.r
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Too Late.--A letter from J. S. NJ. Of
Co. d, s6th Reg, arrived too late for inser.
tion this week. The boys are all we'll excep,
Capt. Dyers.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
:. M. pETTENGILL = CO..

No. 81 Park Row. New York, a. estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TirriN
.TRiBuss. in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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Dan Rice's Great Show will be In Tif.
fin, OIL next Tuesday, the 5lh. The mere
mention that the veritable Dan will be here
is sufficient to attract lnrge crowd.
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sad Accidental sad accident occurred
10 Rochester. Lorain CO., on Wednesday last,
by which a Mr.. Lafayette Siu,onsOu. oftha'
township, lost both his lvEs The eircum.
stances as we have them from Dr.. Skelleng.
er, Of New Lordon, are briefly these; lie
commenced moving in the morning with a
machine. The team not travelling s he
thought IL should, he got down to chastise
1t; 10y some means he lost his balance, and
the knives OF the machine 80 mutilated both
feet near the ankle joints tina, smpu'aliou
VAS necessary. DR.. skellenger was called,
and with the assistance Of Dis. S,arbird aud
Grouis, smpu,aIed both legs between the an
kle and knee joints. The pauertWss dOing
we'll at the latest accounts Il Norwalk Re
hcctor.
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The Continental Monthly for August


has been received from the publisher, D. X
Gilmore, New York. 1t is replete with good
things. The popular story. Among tbs
Pines" is completed with this number. The
Continental is sound on the war. Price So
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and one copy to the getter up OF club OF 10
subscribers Or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange.
ment by paying up all arearages
Specimen copies sent free.
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The Wire Bridge has been replanked
and teams are now or ,ssing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

Rev. T.. ii. Bush wns in town and occu
pied the pulpit of the NJ. L. Church, on lds
Sabbath.
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Geo. S. YingIing,
'husioian and NurQeO

Has penn ntly located In Timn City, and 70.
specially tsnds his professional ssiess TO the eti-
rsns Of finn and vieihfty. Odee Cd hoof Of Jno.
houek. store, Washinstoa %,
tulxIl.G
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ROLL IN The NAMES.

500 Subscribers are wanted Immediately.
for the Tfin Tribune. Let our friends go
to work in good earnest and give us liz
,ha: will make US feel good. There are hosts
Of rood Union men in Hopewell, Liberty.
Jackson, Pleasant. Adams, Thompson, Reed
and Venice townehips. who do not take the
Tribune, Tut who would IL they were solicit.
II
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The Weather has been warm and dry
very 20 ayorable for having
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-01

shall seneca be Behind.---1 ques
ton With us is. shall Senrcs furnish her quo
Ia Of meu promptly, or shall she be disgrac
ed by dr,nH II is for the people to an.
,wvr. II you are drafted, you lose your
bounty and have the disgrace beside. Let
us 60 to work with will. We must 6gh'
this war through or We are ruined.
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TiHin Retail Market.


tcouse,ed weekly, BY II. A. BUsKIRK 4 Bro
Whoiesals and Retail dealers In Groceries and pro
dues 81 allkisds, 5hs whan's jiiosk TifhnO.l
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UNION

The electors Of Seneca county, who are in
favor ofs vigorous prosecution Of the war
Tor the Union. until the last armed traitor
shall be brought into submission TO the Laws
aud the supremacy Of the Federal Govern.
ment shall be completely re.es,ablished in
the revolted states--who are in favor Of lay.
ing aside party issues and giving the Ad'
ministratiou an united aud hearty support,
until these objects are acccmplished-Nho
believe that rebel property. instead Of being
guarded by our soldiers, should be forfeited
to the Government and that traitors every
where open or disguised, should receive the
punishment due to their crimes, are request.
ed to meet at their several voting places In
the townships. on Saturday, August 23d
1862, to appoint delegates to meet iu County
Convention, at lifiin, on
Saturday, August aoth, 1909,
to nominate candidates for the following
,ountv ficas.
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Timn Prices Current.

Ahhhh AttNs Suh u Shts
Corrected Wssklyby $. u, ssEATH. Dealer Ia a
kinds OF Grain, Ge., l.oesssT's Block, THIN.
PoRk-3,5L to 400
WHEAT--eOf!S
CORN (shsllr 500.
do tEArle5s
RYE--Oue40,
B.RLEY--0n'a SO.
OATs--s2 @e+e
PorAroEs-3O940
FLAx Sssp-- sb.UOeb 90.
BCrrKk--6Rso
LARp-Se
TALLoM--be.
ShokED Hans 6aae.
do stpes ASD SHoULDERI--te.
PIcKLED PoRk--S537e
CLOVES kEED-s3S5Q4co
BEEswAx--OOip9Oe.
FE,rHERs--S90Oc. .35
Rkas--2e.
GAEES ShiDEs--ake @t
DRs do ee.
Eoos-C6e. . Dozen.
Timothy sesd.--i.4O9i.Je
WooL-ip(a 50
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II SIigh& Cold,

~ II SIighs Cold,
&RlA Souah ,.Hoaxaeness
ElSdylHJEI or Sfo<e ISh<oaf,
VH),Q32 ,Uhich might be checled
&Q1~ with simple remedy,
fneglectea, often terminates seriously.
Fe,D are a,Oare of the Importance Of
stopping a Tough or Slight
fold in its first stage; that ,Ohich
in The beginning ,Ootld yield to a
mild remedy. if not attended to, soon
attacks The lungs.
3Sollt,l's a a. 8xanc/iinL> >Jxoclies
,Uere first introduced elever years ago.
It has been proved that they are, the
best article before the public for
Railahs, folds, 8Tonchitis,
.59sthn1a, ISata<rh, the Hacking
Cough in %onsun1htion, and
numerous affections Of the ,SJhtaaf,
giving immediate relie..
PMbytc Speakers n Singers
Wiu ind them efect,sal for clearing
and strengthening the uoics.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine, at 95 cents per boz.
c.urIos.-As ttrs are many ,@,,auons, ask for
and OBTAIN only "BroNns bronchial Trlches, VIII irli
by long experience have proved their value, having
seeaNed the sanction orphysveians generally and
tim"ni.l' IRON eminent men throughou ths country
nsilt.i'
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fall to destroy and szierminsie all kinds oi
tn,e,,insi worn Are perfectly reliable in all cases
sndfn superior, to any and all Of the fsney wOr"
Csnfeetions and ntuecus verminges which are In use
They may be taken al all times wiihperfeet safety al
shsy contain no Mercury, Other delsterous drug -
Mothers should always purchase ihem, and give thsi
children no other
Each ,ox contains % crops.
<Ne Cathartie whateveris ueces'rryto be siven)
Fot sale by all druggist. and dealers In medicines.
CiIAs. r. WALKER,
..,ti.lx hunal.. ". ", -,,n ~, E.,s. q "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN WIND

WThat heTRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best mediam for advertising, in Seneca
County.-H
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CINGINBATI DAILY GAIETTE


and sssmins his large snd we'll "lss,ad stoetOf
WALL PAPER
WINDOW PAPER,
se.. which he Il now receiving.
The place toget your
FAMILY BIBLES,
TO oEr YOUR
POCKET BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
TEsTAMENTs,
TO GET YOUR
HYMN BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
PRAYER BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
TO GET yoCR
BLANK BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
TOY BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
Books and Cards for presents,
TO GET YoUR
Stationery and Gold Pens,
TO GET YOUR
Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
TO GET YOUR
Capillary Pen.F Feeders,
is at the Bookstore Of George r.
lIuss, No. 2 Tomb's Block, oppo-
site the Shawhan House.
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MILLINERY
aud
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. Q. ALLEN wishes to
inform the ladies Of THIN and ycitiy TINT she in.
nds to keep nice assortment OF millinery goods ais
Caps, Dren Trimmings, Buttons, Belts, Se. she
viii spare no paius In keeping npths latest noycltyof
the season. she has employed an experienced Dtess
Maker 10 supenntend that department. Family sew.
Ing done 10 ordeT and rn short notice.
Dresses, Cloaks, and Manulla. made At prices 20
suit the times. Terms, cash. ladies give hers call
and GU whe surprised NJ the exceeding low piices
Come and for yourselves Pattern, Ter ladies snd
children, Apparel Thankful frpasl fayofs, she
hopes still to SHARE the publIc patrons.e.
Rooms IN Market Street, opposite ". kuhnh Office
MARLIN
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No more Rhsumati.m sstsrus,ns wst.ons.
Rensslsia King.
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Terms OF subscription.

copy, year, in advance. ee....'..'..'s,' . 'SS SS
II paid within the year. ......'S w w
/" n paid after the wear expires. 40
No paper will be stopped until all srresrages
TO paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
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Asa inducement TO getting M Clubs, we
offer the TnpusR at the following rates;
Club of 6, l year, In advance, 81 30, each
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Attioa, Seneca co., July 25th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28

Mass MEETIse oF1BE FouRrH WARD LAsr
NIGHr.-The citizens Of the Fourth Ward
turned out en- masse st the Ward meeting
last night.
The several Committees mado most graft
flying reports of the progress mRdO In recruit
Ing during tho day. Eight new volunteers
had been obtained, and the prospect of OBJ
tanning as many more to-day, was good.
Mr.. Charles Arnold, son Of Captain Geo.
Arnold of the oath regiment, made most
eloquent speech. The audience frequently
applauded him, and his address, filed as it
was with the noblost sentiments, was not
unworthy OF our most talented speakers.
Mr.. Peixotto, S. J. Miller, II. NJ. Hall,
Mr.. wilkins, DIR. Marshall and ono
or two others made short speeches, right
to the point, which were well received, and
the utmost good feeling and enthusiasm pre-
vailed throughout the evening. Subscriptions
were quite liberal Resolutions were adopt
cd to publish the names Of ali who have con-
tributed to the Ward bounty fund as we'll as
those who have refused to respond to the no
bic cause of the country in this hour Of peril
to our institutions. Eighteen recruits only
are required to fill the full quota Of the Ward.
The meeting adjourned to meet again to-
morrow evening, with three rousing cheers
for the Union. The work goes bravely on
The old Fourth is determined to carry the
banner Of the Wards.
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FROlI KRNTUCKY.

LOUIsvILLE, Ang. =.
General R. W. johnson, Capt. Turner of
his staff and, Captain Libban, of the Sec
ond Indiana cavalry, have arrived. They
state that Gen. johnson was compelled to
surrender near Gallatin, Aug. 2lst, be-
cause his force, numbering about 200, af-
ter fighting bravely for some time, became
unmanageable, and finally ran, excepting
about seventy-fve, who, with Gen. John
son, Major Wenfry, 9th Kentucky, and
three other officers, were taken prisoners.
The federal loss was 26 killed, including
Lieut.. Wynkoop, 7th Pennsylvania. Two
other officers and thirty privates were
wounded
The rebel loss, including several officers,
is 12 killed and 40 wounded
The federal prisoners were well treated
by Morgan, and liberated on parole.
Morgan's force, 1900 strong, finely
equipped and mounted, are carrying along
with them printing materials with which
they regularly issue newspaper called
The Vendetta -