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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

Brigadier General Charles p. Stone
was arrested at Washington at 2 O'Clock
Sunday morning, by guard under the i'm.
mediate command of Gen. Sykes of the
provost marshal's force, and started for For,
Lafayette by the afternoon train The same
day. The following is the substance of the
charges against him: First, Misbehavlor
at the battle of Balls Bluff second. hold
ing correspondence with the enemy before
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

CD The new secretary of war is prov
ing himself an admirable officer. He is re.
ducing everything TO system, and is iniusing
the spirit of vigor and life into the entire
army. The promptness with which he
arrested the correspondent Of the New Yorh
Herald is late instance, which will be
found in full in our columns elsewhere
He is death 10 the rebels without reserve,
and is most deservedly receiving the ap'
plause of the country. With such men as
leaders, we shall soon see the end Of the
rebellion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

he had of a suitable age--iuto the volunteer
army. They enlisted gladly. and were all
in the battle of Bull Run. Ope Of thrm
was killed, another was wounded and died
in hospital, and The llWd fell sick and he
too died. The PATRIOTS father was not dis
heartened BY this treble bravemeni. lie
said the young men "died for their country
and their God, and who can die in iairer
service? ! havetwo sons more, and IL they
were old enough, they too should so aFsl if
were not cripple, would follow Item
myselfl' None o: the men Of &c display
ed a more devoted spirit than this gentle
man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
ycruout News.

Rev. Theodore Hopkins, while skating
on the Lake at Burlington, on Thursday
last week, broke through the ice, but was
rescued by the students of the Episcopal
Institute who were III company with him.
Martin Crafts. recently employed in the
Pioneer Shop al Burlington, was arrested
on Tuesday last week. on application of the
authorities OF Massachusetts for forging the
name of his father on notes TO the amount
of $1,000, which were discounted by banks
in Massachusetts.
Herbert S. Barlow, of the Massachusetts
LIST Regiment, formerly Of Windsor, was
accidentally killed at Budd's Ferry. on
Friday. by the discharge Of gun in the
hands of n corporal, who was examining a
gun not knowing it was loaded. Young
Barlow was printer, and formerly worked
at Windsor.
Nj. 6. Brown, who for a few weeks past
has kept low drunkery at Sutton Corner,
was last Friday brought before justice lib
belts and fined $50 and costs.
The shop, tools, coal house, books ana
watch belonging 10 Peter Shearer of Peach
am Hollow, were wholly destroyed by fire
on the night of Jan. 2lst. Cause of fire
unknown. No insurance. Loss 5000.
a soldiers wife, riding from Barton TO
St Jollnsbury in the cars on the LIST, had
her pocket picked Of about social the
money she had. The car was full of SOL
diers, and it is supposed that this money
was taken by one who was qualifying him
self to desert and join Fioyd's army down
in Dixie.
They are preparing for the war up in a
small school district in the northwest cor.
ner of the town of Orange. Since the fall
of Fort Sumter, there have been twelve
births in that small lecality-eight boys and
four girls, all living AMI healthy.
A very extensive bed of feldspar and
quartz has been recently opened at Crown
point, on the shore of lake Champlain. rs
the specimens SO far got out are Of very
fine quality,i it is likely that I he bed will be
of much value to the manufacturers Of pot
terry,
BY the report os the national sanitary
commission, the medical board of the State
! of Vermont is awarded the praise of limos
ing the most rigid tests of any state hoard,
upon candidates for surgeons in the yolau-
teer service.
Posi- MASTER AT BRASDox.-J. T..
Higgins, Esq, has been appointed Post
I Master at Brandon. Mr.. Higgins receiv-
ed bis GoRmomissinn on Saturday last.
Thus the long contest over the Brandon
Posi- Office is at last settled.
AccIDEST.-On Saturday Mr.. ]. @. A.
Peck, one OF the pFoprietors of the tannery
IN Montpelier. had his hands badly jammed
in cutting or rolling machine. The left
hand was seriously injured, the bones and
cords being badly broken, The right hand
was less severely injured, but so as to dis
able him probably for several months.
The second Vermont battery for the
Butler brigade, recruited at Brandon, wea.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-The last ar
rivals from Europe, are of a favorable
character. The French Chamber had met
and the Emperor Napoleon had delivered
his address, in which he was firm for non-
intervention in the affairs of America. The
same feeling seemed to prevail in England
and there can be little doubt that they will
remain SO till Spring. If we do no, pu
down the rebellion byrhat time, it wilnot b,
safe to predict this state of feeling in Eu
rope beyond that period.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

A few days since, while a member OF
Congress was urging the appointment OF
one Ct bis friends, secretary Stanton very
kindly replied; Il can make no more APP
pointments from political influence or per-
sonal appeals. The appointments in the
army must come from its ranks. / have
the case of number of widows, who have
lost their husbands in the army, TO attend TO,
and as they are most needy, aud their wants
pressing, they will receive my earlist atten-
ton. As for the few civil posts in my gift,
| shall distribute them among the poor and
mcritorious soldiers who have been cripp-
led in defense of their country's rights"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

aboard the ship Idaho in Boston Harbo,.
Thursday last week preparatory to sailS
for New Orleans. The officers are c.,,
L. b. Sayles; LIST Lieutenanls, b F,
Dyer and G. Il. Smith; 81 Lieu,en,.,
John Guilty, John w. Chase.
The resimentai officers of the 9Th are.
Colonel-George T. Roberts, Rutland
Lieut.. -Col.--volney S. Fullam, Ludlov
Msjor-Wm. C. IIolbrook, Braltleboo
Adjuiant-Chas. 4. Parker, Yergenue,
Quartermaster--E. A. Morse, Rutland
Surgeon-F Frank W. Kelley, Derby Ii,
Asst Surgeon--E. blanchard. Lyndon
Chapla;n--Rev. II. Frost, Middiebury
Sergeant-Majo,- George Brown.
Observation-Disclosures Buel
Commissary- Sergean,--G George Jones.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

1t is stated that letters received at Wal
ington from Bright, Golden, the Duke 4
Argyle and other English liberals ur..
the necessity Of effective action against d,
rebellion and against slavery, IN order ihs
the friends of America may have basl
upon which to counterfeit the war part
They specially urge action TO abolish 81
very in Delaware and Maryland as b
ginning. One Of these writers says
Everything done with you which sboE
power by land or sea every new point o.
copied; every move in the direction 4
freedom TO the slave, upon the basis Of con
pensation to the loyal owners, tells her
powerfully--mskes it less possible for on
government to deal trcacherously with yvv
and TO inilict any bow upon yoa.,"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

The Windsor County Temperance Soci-
ETY. will meet in convention ct the Iosr
Hall, in Woodstock on Tuesday, the ISL
day OF February. at eleven O'Clock a. Nj.
for the purpose of putting in nomination
some person as candidate for County Com
missioner. And Of adopting such measure;
as shall be deemed expedient for the adj
yancement Of the cause Of Temperance.
Per order Of Committee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

The scene in the Senate on "Wednesday,
when Bright was expelled, is described as
having been quite impressive. His speech
IN his own defense was able and in some
parts impressive, bat his friends listened in
vain for some hearty assertion Of loyalty.
Instead of ii he only repeated bis stale op,
position to coercion which is equivaIen,
to saying tina. he would offer no resistance
to the traitors. The Tribune reporters
account Of The closing scene says "His
plea ended, Bright had bundled up The 'por-
table property on his desk, turned bis back
upon the court which had tried him, went
to Secretary Forncy's room and drew bis
pay to the last cent, and with defiant stride
passed into the public land committee room,
where his wife awaited him. In her pre-
sence, the actors costume fell. The ruined
politician sat down and haggard and crush
ed, contemplated the wreck he had made Of
his fortunes"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

tits curious fact, in connection with
the hypocritical clamor of the English
against our stone blockade, that one Of tie
very ports thus blockaded, that of Savanna,
was blockaded in the same way by them
selves in 1879. Its effects remain to this
day at What is called ..ihe Wrecks in
Savannah river, Is miles above Tybee ISL
aud, and only two miles below the Savannah
exchange. They reduce the channel to a
depth of about eight feet where ii WAS for
merly fifteen. he wrecks at this point
were sunk during the Revolution by diregi.
ion Of the commander Of the En.iish forces,
then in possession Of Savannah, 10 block
the entrance to the Front river. as a pro-
lection against the approach of the French
and American fleets. So far as can be
ascertaiDed, the vessels su.k were the FOL.
lowing His msjesty's ship Rose, the Savan
nah armed ship, purchased into the kings
service some time before, and four trans
ports, which blocked up the channel Oui
government has spent $4,000, in the pariia
removal Of this old British blockade.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

The dashing widow Morris, who cams
from Richmond, some weeks since, pretend
ing to be Union refugee, and wanting /,
sell some valuable information 10 the govern
ment for 100000, has been closely watch
ed since, and is now arrested at Washing
ton as spy. She had made herself YER
agreeable among some Of the clerks and
army officers ashington.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

The sooihern prints bad their own &,
out Of the panic which seized some Of ON
exhausted troops after the Battle Of BIZ
Run, and drove them in double.quick tin
towards Washington. The distance Il.
made was about twenty miles. But Zolliu
fer's men beat the Bull Runners by lon
odds. Some of them, it is said in Na,b
vile paper, did not stop from the Sumer.,
flight until they reached Lexington. Tap-,
see, which is seveniy-fve miles fromA,
battlefield.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

cy- The news this week is the mot glo-
lious of any since the war began. The
Burnside expedition has finally met with
the most complete success, having captured
Roanoke Island, Elizabeth city, and 5000
rebels either killed, wounded, or taken pris-
oners. Our victory Is thorough and deci-
sive, and will cause great rejoicing through
out the country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

and since the battle of Balls Bluff, and re-
criving visits from rebel officers in his
camp; third, ireacherously suffering the
enemy to build fort and erecting works
since the battle Of Balls Bluff, under his
guns without molestation fourth, for a
ireacherous design of leading his force to
capture and ,iestruction 10y the enemy, un-
der pse.ense o. orders for movement from
the commanding general which had not
been given. A court martial will be speedi-
~ ordered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

WAR SgLF-SuProarISG.-CoL. Jen-
nison, Of the Kansas regiment which has
acquired the soubriquet of " Jay-hawkers, /"
has illustrated in his six months campaign
how war may be made self-supporting. We
are informed that he has not only Supplied
ms regiment With horses, forage, provis.
ions, &c, at the enemy's expense, but has
actually turned over 10 the military author
i;ies OF the Department OF Kansas $50. 0oO
worth OF property eonfscaied from the reb-
els. The region of Missouri 10 which Col.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

The Little Pilgrim is the title Of very
excellent little monthly for children, pub.
lished in Philadelphia, $40 Valiant street.
IL Is edited by Grace Greenwood, and con-
tans matter well calculated for boys and
girls. and is really valuable assistant in
bringing up children. II is but so cts. a
year for single copies, or FIVE for $500, or
fourteen Cor $500.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

John c. Breckenridge, in an address to
the people of Kentucky, asking votes for
himself as candidate for seat in the rebel
congress, takes pains to tell them he is ut
terly opposed to reconstruction Of the old
government on any terms. OF course he
Is. Such reconstruction involves an un-
pleasant suspension Of such traitors as
himself.
Senator Morrill, of Name, of the Senate
committee an the District of Columbia, has
prepared a bin for The immediate emanci-
patton Of the slaves of the District, about
aoOo in number, paying loyal owDers $500
for each slave.
The rebels have arrested Gen. Critten-
den, thei: commander at Mill Spring, for
cowardice and treachery. They pretend
to have evidence that he sent a negro with
information to the federals of the position
and strength of the Mill Spring fortif-
cations. The story is that he was bought
for $4,000, which is absurd as the federal
leaders would not have gived as many cents
for him and his information. Crittenden
was in danger Of death by the mob at last
accounts.
Col. Hallett has been put in irons BY
the rebel authorities at Hickman, Ky- for
refusing to recognize the ''prorisionai
government" Of that state, and speaking
disrespectfulIy to the Right Rev. Gen
Pail
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

FOURTH REGrMENT.-2nd Lieutenant
Byron Brooks of Westminster, Go. II, has
been appointed LIST Lieutenant of Co. l,
vice Tucker. resigned; Corporal G. Ami
don Of Jamaica, Co. /, to be 2nd Lieutenant
vice Allard resigned; and Sergeant Issac
Putnam of East Montpelier, Co. G, to be
End Lieutenant Co. II, vice Brooks, pro,
NOTED.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

"1f there had been no slavery" we hear
1t sung for the thousandth time, 'there
would have been no rebellion" Very like
ly. II there had been no aboitionism there
would have been no ebellion.-1ryus.
And if there had been no slavery, there
would have been no " abolitonism" So
there you are again, precisely at where you
started.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

&C. Gen. Stone who has shown more
sslacrity in negro chasing than any other
General in the army, has finally been ar
rested for treason, and here we again have
another fresh instance Of the debasing
character of Slavery. The more pro-sla-
very man is, the more is he in sympathy
with treason.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Arrest of IL New York Herald Re
porter at Washington.

The following order for the arrest and
imprisonment of DR.. Ives, reporter of
the New York Herald, was issued from the
War Department on Monday -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

A gentleman residing in eastern Maine.
after Fort Sumter fell, sent three sons-alI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
The Tim g -.


BELLOWS FALLS, FEB. u, 1862.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

crowned with honor add vistosy. thai may
mover appear dark in ,ae history ofthe civil
lied world. l ttt.
But let the vand blow which way /, may,
We have len our beloved homes for the lard
ofDiIis. and resolved. II psoessry ito bear
cur part 10 bsptisirg every inshOf The con-
tested soil with blood. For slh ss Ter ..
We have Travelled 10 yirginia. among the hills,
we have not been fred on BY eny tush
vbackers asd b.v. only bad she chance Of
seeing hfttsn or twenty gtay hacks, ss they
ssll th.m, ,ha, was taken BY the s1th Penn.
regiment. while ou scout towards staun
ton But how soou X will he before se en-
s.se the enemy, cannot tell you, but there
.vmicus tuu,crs circulating through csmp.
of Jaeksoss Whereabouts Some thint thai
.hsis within twenty s,iles aud sssia thai he
ID lr,rcating toward Ricbmond II he y
coming. lee him come, Ithiuk what troops
ate e,alionsd here will hold him gdod
rub. ffH tIrHltt tHr
There are from fourteen 10 fifteen thou.
sand eneanpsd on Nat OF the upper fItc-
nsc. at The camp at New Cteeh The l9Sd
re giment has bsen moved around eousideTa-
bis .inee they leh espsr Mcnroevilie " .
have aot camoed over vac week 10 place
bu, Tar ~ We have been in Vireinis, We
ecu not look balf mile fOf the hihs, sI.
cert It is w or diwn ,le valley oi some riv.
er VI stream.
On out last mareh there was some pufing
srd bios & before sll the boi' got over the
hiii. We had .a cso... On our heat dsl'
march ,nrre weres great many OF tho boys
that tell behind, with sore feet and carried
imbs. but one nights wet an the moibsr
enth, Ia olen tield. gave tseW rctresauient
enough Tor Auotlor days match. Who would
rot bs n 80 dirr2
Yours trnly,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

Ths,s subdr dsd dis p,suic, into fesr.
tsen D,si,icss toe the sssessuept Of 1sxes.
and sppointsd Assissnt Assessors tAsrsin.
ss follsws, TO viG
The several tevnsAip. OF Nofvslk Ridge.
esld, and Lyme, In the County Of Ruron,
csmptiAe Divisier Nvnibsr One, srd nj.
RAM RoSE, sf Norwsik. oAis, 10 the AZ.
.sstsst Assessor therein.
The several Tovnships u shsrfusn, Pers,
Norwich Riehuond. eressAelS, spd New
Haven, In the ceunty Of hursn, conptis,
Di,i,isn Nswher Two, and JANIS D,
EASrOH, o. hsTville. Huron Co. Ohios "
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Ike several Tssnships of Btonsen, Hart
laud, Clsrl sesl3, Wsksmsn. aud fovussnd
w the county cf hvro., comprise ID vision
Namher Three. and JOHN LANGOr, II
osns, Huron sountJ. OhiO. istLs AaistAnt
Ass.,scf thsreis.
Tbs several Townships % r sirheld. FitsA.
vile, NCs LohdOs, aud Ripley, in the sovn.
~ " burOn, sorpriss Division Number
Four, sad JOHN BARNkS, ef Gnsnvish
Staten, hvun coNniy, CAiO, Ia ths Aaist.
sut Assessor therein,
Thv several 1ornships Of Berlin, Fler.As.
Nsrmtllioa lisrcn. AaS Milan, Ia Er,s soaa
", comprise. Division Number Five, and
CHARLES II BoTSFORD. of Flerstse.
Erie so1uty, Ohio, 10 ths LssissRt Assessor
tLsreip,
lks.svsIsl Toss.hips sfOsisra. pro,en
P,ttip. n.rrar,,i., Portland. ,nd k.li,y..
leland In En. ssun,y. cu.pri.. Dri,,os
Numb,r siI, sSd j q. BlGGLON, VI san.
duskv, Erie .eupty. Obis,isth. A.,,lsnt A.
,e,sor therein.
O,avs eovntt eo-rr,,s Di,i,inn Nun
Ter seven. .,t WILLIAM JOHNSoN. Of
Port Clinton. oua,s souut,, Osio, /. tAs
As.i.t,nt A,,es,or therein.
The sevsrsi townships of ssllviIls, Jsok.
.sp. ssntt. hadisep. Weod,ill,, w..,ing.
20. md All thst psrt Of tho Vlil.s. -.
niobt which !. ,ito.isd IN ti. tsv.,h,u al
S,ndu,ky and ,outh ofths We,,ern E,.s,,. /.
aud Matinee Tur.r,te Road, In ssnau,k
.eunty . ..nuf.iny Di, sion kuub,r Eshi.
and GEORGE RAYMOND. ef Fr,usnt
S.odussy COUNTY, , Ohio, 70 tbe A,.is.,st A
.r,,or ,her,in.
The several ,owu,Lip. Of York. Town
send, Green Greek Riiay, Rice aud sandus
Inv. ,ts.pti.s 40 much ci The Village a, F,,.
mont 10 Sanuu,ky to-n.bip, az 10 ,iiust.d
.suth ct The Wsstefn Re.er,. sns hsnms,
| lnrntiks Road. IN SAsausk, saunty, eo,a
pti,, III ,i,irp Number NiGe, sud JoSEpH
l.. HAw SON. OF fremont, SsnGu.ky oouu.
~, Ohio, l. the Assistant Assessor therein.
Ibsse,,ra tuwnrlth,s OF Whs,.tuns. D,I.
Ih,, bu,rus, Tod. T,xas, RoIlu.s and Lv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

fssrxfs fswmnuy, ,trt~iefe ~. ss-~ssv-s
Ma. Esffar,--sifs-f ita tsty tc~s u tie
snieud. vac tsksa With tinsrs tsunfsnsst 10
lSts, which wssvsty severe. ttesc,tsd 70 the n.
D.s, sispsthie deeteu, 10 sunhss, ~ eseyfus,
Cleyelsnd ssd Esslss, tr The Ststs o. Otie. iasy.
81 foaf ~ssts w Clevslsad, ssttlnr - ssus<
uoppsd "a Rerss, Heten ,esiisd ~ a. s5 N, o..
vhe ssidt hsa rspe W sru. lie save as ~ srains
of cslernel and tsfpenuas> II loorsasd ~ tesA
snd was nj an lli.g m>. Othsu IN Rseyfas ssid 4
hss the LiVstConplsiat, snd gave ne huf. tssts "
csioutsl and eunius. ssew verse Oh the tims -
sen. of the doctors sdvissams 70 travel 10 rsia nv
te.A, While sth.- ss'dI wssls as'ss ssis sy AsaAA
aod get wsu. t.
Nhss N medical .id eth. .ld excel hesHy had
eshauasdthsir ,ttn andsh ters w,s toss Esd hfs
tsIfiysS 81 wss ptsNs,lsd on ~ 40 sad rnDey W.
A nENHAM, rhysopa,he rktilciaScf Meinsts,
esnets CO.., phte, who, with kis usueflv.skiN :. 4
,sst,e remedies, rsucrsd netc h.,lth ~ sksut ,
vssks, when walksd home, is miles, Ia ore asy,
and soon Eoi abb. Y 70 % ~ofk and "a, Gait. veil
With The exception ostAed sle,tt ptths csionsi.
With that sneeplon, lh.ve enjoyed gco,l heath ever
Nnos, sad have knowa br \. HsnhSm 10 eute non.
eroui cases, whetsihef phyNcisnt had ahladonsd
hen snd AL horsws, rons lwcnld sd,iss the ~ K 81
10 cell on IT. \ benhau ~ owe asd uct delay ~.
tcrgsf Hse,r htsst fever. ~ say scuts ~ cAfea.
We 1i.s". Ia 10" TIN. thar any physicisa lever
kusw. f..E..
losern WARNER, whn.a.
IN, 4, ss.h.ns nedielses fsf sale " Duhsi,
S.,, rMa,
tui,tD
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
MARRIED.

o. The 18Th November, by Rev. j. n
Good. M Charles Bosernidn To Mss Caro-
line X irsr, both Of seiPio tp i
On the 26th November, by the same. a
he Davis hunsr, Lr II, II. McClsllnnd uI
Venice tp to N - n, A. Winters Of CraW
iord CO.. h
80 goes tic Corpomll After a soldering
through Summer, in W stern Vlrginia--
wichwas 'ltle di.egree'ble--he now c,n
oluie.to Lave Winters always with him.
tthr Davis House, on the 9th ult.. BY
Rev. C >. Phillips, Mr.. 5 A. Cooley u
Miss A A khoads, both o. Bloom.
On the Goth instS BY Rrv. NJ Rlrner. d
D., NJ. Wiuiam Hoaek 60 Mss Ann M
Aanges, both Oi this sieinity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

Hsrper's Weokly.-Everybody will
want an Illustrated history of this rebellion
alter the war is over. The cheapest andbesi
way to obtain such is TO take HarperIs
Weekly and then You ALEC have the pleasure
of seeing those beautiful illustration, just
after the eyeuts, which called them forth
trnuspire. IL also gives o great deal OF use'
ful infcrmatlou--is thoroughly. Ioyal--a0d
publishes in esoh Number, some excellent
stories, Examine it and you viii be salts
fed
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
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UosS Sales $4,000 bun al 75aT6 fornev
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ern and Canadian.
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hlpr-Saies at 81 SO@7 20 for country
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bACUN Steady. NsieS at 81 &c.
LAHp- sales Al s'e@9'se
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rOhio, I6Gi9e 'or state.
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