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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
THE OPENING OF THE BATTLE.


gage Wagons Sent to the Rear Two Days
Before, Therefore were Not Captured
Only Seven Guns Taken by the Rebels-
Our Troops Only Six thousand
Strong and the Rebels Thirty
Thousand-Some Of the
Killed and Wounded,
o., &es 10.
HEADQUARTERS or GENERAL CAsr,
SEVEN PINES, Va, May 81, 1902.
Tho advance division Of the Army Of the Potomac,
the left under the command II Brgadior General silas
Casey we're attacked to-day by overwhelming force
Of the enemy and driven back distance Of miles
Prsmonitory symptoms Of attack had shown them.
selves FOR two days previous and IL generally the
opinion, In camp, that the enemy sontsmvlsssd such
movement LIZ
A McoxSomAScH ~ m unn.
Yesterday the enemy made reconnaissance In fores~
learned exactly position Of eur line Of picks.s
well as the location Of camp, and made their pro
psrasiOns accordingly.
POSITION ouR yoRcz IKE on ATTACH.
At the the time the attack made General Cassys
outposss were within about ave miles Of kohmend,
Fairoak station The position was gained By The
reconnaissance made by General Nsgley On Saturday
the 24sh ins general had orders 70 hold the
position 1t all hazards.
oRJscr rns ATTACH.
The rebel generals undoubtedly made he q.
tack In ordsr V prevent from esn-
pistins the fertincations which We wsrs building.
and also 10 feel strength and learn cur exact pear
,ou The sutposss Of pseksts were less than mile
picksss Of the enemy.
rrcxrm nuD woxp Inn ADVANCE on NM Ruus
In converting with picksts learn that they soulS
distinctly unusual conmotisn in The rebel camp
this morning, and evident preparations for IN attack
and say they Immediately word 70 division hsal
driven pcksss before The lrsrsns brigsdss hss
started 70 support them.
4 cllfck6 md crxs xonn or m AnA@.
They were also told BY rebel ocsf capsursA In NE
morning. that the enemy contemplated an attack In The
afternoon, ana that they would drive back bsfers
nish., ali q which proved true. a.
nEm mrL AFrRAra
About one O'Clock the enemy nrsl three shells into
our camp, one after the ether at intervals Of about
minute, which was probably signal TO their forces
,b., everything was in readiness, and which caused no
unsasiness in our camp from the frequency Of occur
.nc. Of late withns few minutes they came upon our
n,cre,, uusrsres and attacked them With great ygor
and large force
OUR rTcKxrs DRIVEN IN.
Our pckes we're either killed, captured driven IN
very quickly, and the enemy advanced a. rapidly a.
possible upon camp. In the meantime the regiments
Of the different brigadss had fallen into line II
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGRl
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Excitement in riGn.-A dispatch, ,
MARY L. BEARD.

Excitement in Tifiin.-A dispatch, re.
ccived from Gov. Ted on Monday evening,
by the Military Committee, conveying the
astounding intelligence, that Washington
City was in danger and calling for 900 more
men from this county, created more excite
mcnt in this city than anything, since the tall
Of sumter. We were aroused from our im.
agined security to the real danger ofthe sit.
uatou, as IL by clap Of thu nder from a clear
sky. Men looked at each other amazed and
wondered il this news could really be true.
1t came from such an authentic source, how.
ever, that it could not well be doubted. An
impromptu meeting was held at the Court
House, in the evening, which was largely at.
tended. A list was started for volunteer.
which soon swelled to the number Of 30 or
more and spirit stirring addresses we're dc.
liycrcd.
LTANpER STEN headed the list and Hon
g. X. WATsoN's nome econ followed. Hand.
bills were printed and com mittce Of five
was appointed who dispatched courers to
every part Of the county, with the intelli
genee. Tuesday was given up TO the coun-
Ty's interests aud volunteering progressed
rapidly At this writing, some 60 hOmc, are
enrolled.
Another meeting was held at tie Court
House, Tuesday night, and interesting ad.
dresses were made by Judgs Ebbert, j. }.
Steiner and Col. Blackman. The reports
from the country, so far as heard from, arc
encouraging. Transportation has beer or.
dered by the Governor and the first compa.
ny of 100 men expect To leave this (wedncs.
day. evening.
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To those members OF Co. A, sih Reg, who
haze 90 generously contributed to my benefit,
l tender my sincere thanks. also ask an
acceptance ofmy best wishes for their good
health, trusting the time is near at hand,
when the cause, which they are laboring, for,
may be effected, aud, relieved from their per.
ilous situation, they may return to their
peaceful homes in Tifiin.
Your friend,
MARY L. pEARD.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK May 90
FLouR-Sales ofl0, 500 bbls at s4,25aI 81
for super western I'd 50@4 IS Ter comm on
10 medium extra western: 81 95Cd5 10 for ia.
ferior 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
wHsAr---Sales at 81 3l9sl IS.
RYE-Sales at 7j@76c.
BARLEr-Sales at o0lSc.
CoRs-Sales 81, 900 bu at 52@55I for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 39@42c for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WHisKY-held 25I5c.
PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at sI2,5O6OO 90
for mess l2 00@l3 90 for prime
BLEF--Sales at So 00@7 % for country
prime; ~ 50@lO 90 for country mess.
M BEEF HAhs-Steady. Sales at $l7 0O@ 800
10 for western.
ders, and 5la617c for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at csc.
LARD-sales at 7@e3lc.
BurTER--A fair business doing atll@l7I
Tor Ohio; ll@l6c for State.
CHEnE-6@71sc
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Il is in dependent state, and more readily
accommodates itself to the shining scenes
connected with and arpsrtainlng to iis con.
diiou.
The toll shd fatigue Of the day are either
forgotten OF lost In the revsl and jolities Of
the enemy, aud the eyelds close as gently,
and sleep comes as sweety TO the soldier,
even when within riae shot Of the enemy as
1t does TO the Great Mogul, guarded by his
rctinue Of serfs.
Our regiment is In Frem on,'s Division and
Schenck's Brigade. We have the honor Of
having the best band in camp. Lieut.. Boos,
the orpheus Of the troupe and his accomplish
ed corps Of musicians, discourse some Of the
most Snimating strains Of music. which make
the hills joyous with their melodies, and fall
upon the weary soldiers ear like dew upon
the fading flowers
There's an eloquence in II which excels
that OF spcech--a sort Of secret enchantment,
that exalts the mind ana fills the heart with
patriotism. "Dixie" and some other Of their
favoritS mcdley's, have strange charm and
seem to possess a fascinating power in con.
trolling the passions, as IL by magic. The
lame and foot.sore leap for joy, when they
hear the peaceful sound; the old forget their
inirmities and pu, on youth sgain, and pleas
an, looks pervades the countenances Of ALL
It has been currently reported at they will
be mustered out Of service; this, | am glad
to learn, is not true, "Music is the soul Of
liCe," aud, without life. We are indeed dead.
That fatherly old gentlemen, the Paymester,
yesterday made us flying visit and paid US
oil. "Green" is all the rage now in camp.
Our boys will send most oftheir money home.
The rebels, we hear, have fallen back to
Mcdowell, aud intend making stand there.
They have blockaded the road near our camp.
aud for some distance up the river upon their
retreat, by falling trees aud rolling stone
down the mountain side. But IL is not el-
f,ctunl, aud our men are raising the blockade
and think, will run IL In u feS days We
have had several days Of wet weather, the
river is on high and the mud on a SWELL
The former is the result of wet weather, and
the latter the EFF ct ofthe rain.
But il is time for the second relief, so ]
will fall out and come to pause for period.
Yours, truly,
A. A.G., Co. II.
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reported Death of Major Franklin.
A letter from the Gnuley, published in the
CINCINNATI Enquirer OF Saturday, stated that
Maj franklin of the S4th Ohio. had been
Killed by the rebels in Ekirmish, near Flat
Top Mountain. We do no know what rel.
ance to place in this report, as it has not been
confirmed by any other correspondent writing
from that quarter We are inclined to be,
lieve that It IS a eanard. The loss of Major
franklin would be deeply regretted in this
community.
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Timn Prices Current.

Corrected Weeklyby :. u, SHEATH, Dealer In n
NIGd' OF Grain, &c, loessef's Block, Tiilin.
PoRK-35O TO 400
WHEAT -H1aS2
CORN (shelled30l.
do tEar)27e.
RYE--OO9i0.
BARLgY--OOa5e.
OATs--2O a22e
forAroES--25d30
FLAX SREn-- ~. .OODi 90.
BITrRR--halpy
LARU-5u
TALLow--0c.
SMoKRD Hans 6Qsc.
do Sloks AND SHoULDERs--4o.
PlcKLED PoRK--6gD7c.
CLOVES sEgD-s3.55.aI,Co
BEEswAx--0Dd d2Oc.
fg.THgRs--GuOc
RA0s--2o.
GREES hIpES--3kc "a
ERS do &c.
EGas--O6e. D dozen.
Timothy sssd,-l.iOgI.6e
WooL-35ail
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SORGHUM SEED
For sale by
W. X. CHAMBERLlN,
At the Derot; Tifin. q.
Guardians sale OF Real
Estate.

In pursuance Of an order granted by the
Probate Court Of Seneca county, Ohio, will
0fier for sale, at public auction, ut the dcof
cf the Court House, In the city OF Tihin, IN
sail Seneca county. on
1HE 25th pAI oF JuSE, A. d, 1852,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4
O'Clock z. NJ Of said day, the following real
estate, to wit
All that part Of section twelve ,l2) lying
south Of the Walker Reserve section and
west Of the Sandusky river and all that part
OF the north half Of section thmtecu (l3)
which lies west Of the Sandusky river aud
also, all tba, part Of the south east quarter of
section thirteen tl3) which lies north aad
west Of the SanduSky river, all In Seneca
township, i'll Seneca county and State Of Ohio
containing altogether three hundred aud forty
one and ~ 100 acres of land more or less.
Appraised at 81 $50
TERMS OF SALE-Two thousand dol
la,s cash In hand; One thousand dollars on
the first day OF September, 1869, with inter.
est; one thousand dollara On the first day Of
October. 1862, With Interest," aud the balance
in six cqu annual instellmchls. payable On
the first day uf July 1863, 1854, lS6s, 1856,
1867 and lS6S, with interest payable annual.
ly. All of the defer payments to be sccur.
cd by mort sage Lpon ihcbprcmises sold
JOHN II. PiTTENGER,
Guardian Of the estate OF Mary T.. Russell.
May %, lS62-4w S5.l0
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Ratcs OF Advcrtising, A

tT-A reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
vii BE- made fof Cash.
Tho space, occupied hy elnei Of the yps composing
ths body OF the advertisement, will be eonsidsred
square
, AZ uaa,ient advertisements together with Adminis
n'on, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be
ipUd tarin adyaute.
Advertisement, inserted for an indefinite time will
Nse charged for until ordered out
When yearly sdvsrlisemsnts are inserted, ono or
mnis changes will be allowed.
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Another Soldier Gone. The remains
OF yonng cowles, son of G. Cowles, Eso. Of
Eden tp' who belonged to the Third Ohio
Cavalry were brought home for intermept
on Monday. He died of Typhoid Fever
We deeply sympathise with his parents
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"ooi'-The wool crop of this county /.
now being taken OF the sheep's back,. Wa
believe it 's fact that Seneca county raises
more wool to the number of sheep than nny
other County in the state, and our wool is of
that grade which always commands the high.
est hsure' There is some activity in the
market and the probability is tLat prices will
range from 80 to 40 cts. There will be plenty
OF buyers in Tiinn.
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The Atlantic for June ia received and
welcomed to the Editors table. Itis need.
less Tor us to say that the Atlantic has more
sond worth than any other American nothlv.
IL is just what the times and the intelligence
Of this age demand. Price, 50 a year
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Resignation of Col. Jones'

Resignation of Col. Jones.-We re
gret to learn that Col. Jones, Of the 25,l
Ohio Regiment, has been obliged to resign
his position oil account Of continued III bealtb
We have received letter from member o,
the Regiment ttoo late for this paper) con :
tanning the Colonel's farewell address to tb,
regiment resolutions. &c. They will appear
In our next. -(Norwaik Reflector.
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NlILLINERH
and
MANTUA MAKING.

MIS-. L. 2. ALLEN wishes tO
,niom the Indies Of Tithn and ,icbiiy that she In
tends TO teep rice assortment Of goods ais
Cape, Dress Trimmings, Bu'ions, Behs, Nc. she
wiusrare no pains in keepnE M the latest novelty o
the season. She has employed an experienced Dfes,
Maker to supctiutead that Department. Family sew
ing done TO order, aud On short notice.
Dresses, Cloaks, and Mantilla, made At prices 10
suit the times. Terms, cash. Ladies give hers call
Come aud see FOR yourselves Patterns Tor ladies and
ohildren's Apparel. Thankful for past favots, she
hopes stillto share the public patronage.
Rooms on Market Street, opposite Dr kuhn's oificc
may2.3m
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Thanks to VIM Cessna, for a copy Of the
kanawha Republican, published at Charles.
ton, Va.
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Letters for the 10th.-Capt Porter and
Lieut. Col. Blackman, will return to the doth
on Monday. They will take oil letters for
members of that Reg't. which may be left at
Buskirk's Grocery.
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Religious Noticc.-The Rev. II. b.
Nye' tUniversalst,) will preach in the &c,
man Reform Church, Tiffin, Monday and
tuesday, evenings next, at early candle light
ing, being the 81 and Sd of June.
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News From our soldiers-Tho ,

News From our soldiers.-Tbe .Jun.
ior Editor OF this paper goes along with the
company OF soldiers who started from Tiffin.
on wednesday last. He will keep the readers
OF the TRIBUNE posted in regard to the move
ments and whereabouts of this gallant com.
pany.
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Badly Wounded.-Martin Bevcr, sor
of Solomon Bever of Edeu tp., who enlisted
IN the 81 st Reg, and was badly wounded al
the battle of Shi oh, ia now at home aud do.
ing well.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30

See Law Card of McCauley & Knupp
who have assoc lated themselves for practice
{ law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30

Court was in session on Monday, but ad.
journed Tuesday morning in consequence 0f
the war excitement. Everything has to give
way TO the war pressure,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30

The Wire Bridge, we notice, is being
replanked-an improvement which was very
much needed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30

Marble Factory.-All those wanting
tomb stones, monuments, &c, should call
on Mr. A. Niebel at the South end of .hc
Wire Bridge. See advertisement.
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From the e5th and 55,b.-we nm,

FROM 'he Soth and 55th.-We pub.
lish' on the first page. three army letters, Civ.
log detailed account of the recent battle n,
Bull Pasture Mountain, near Mcdowell. in
which the @5th bore conspicuous part. :
The 55th did not have that pleasure
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The Wheat Crop in Seneca county is
coming on finely and never promised more
abundant yield. 1t is already beginning to
head out.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30

Phillip scheib has purchased the Mer.
chant Tailoring establishment Of 5. b. Sheath
at Shriver's old stand. Those wanting good
work should call on him.
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proposed Celebration of fhe 4th h,
the Firemea.


A special meeting of the Fire Departmen,
was held in the City of Tifin, at the Cour,
House. on Saturday evening. May 24th 1862
Meeting was called TO order by J. l.. Fish.
en- Chief Engineer, and, on motion, B. schin.
ness was chosen Secretary of the meeting
The chair then stated the object of the meet
ing' which was 20 take into consideration the
p'Opriety of eelsbrating the coming 9TH Of
July. in an appropriate manner, after which
ihe following resolutions we're offered and
adopted:
Resolved, That committee of three from
each company. be appointed to solicit dona.
tions for the Piremen Of this city, and such
Others as they may invite TO participate in
the celebration VI the Gaming Fourtfi.
Resolved, That said committee report ON
FRIDAY evening, at 7 o'clock. May 30th, 62.
b. SCHIHHESS,
Secretary.
No more Rheuma s,n q 10 al. ,,.,,,. W...n.B.
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Blanks! Blanks (!

All kinds Of Blanks, OF the most approved
forms, well printed on ine paper, kept con
stantiy on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai
puSE 0FFicE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoeuas,
Attachments. Nendts,
executions, Constable Sales,
Rinnk Notes, &C., SC.
uTJusticcs and Notaries supplied on reas-
enable terms. m
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Rev. III. ID. Nye, Editor OF the Star of
West, will preach in the Unversalist Church,
at Republic, on the second Sunday in June,
at and 8 O'Clock, p. u.
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Thanks to Hon. Jno, Sherman, Hon. j.
NJ Ashley and Hon. W. p. Noble for import.
ant documents.
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The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier
CINCINNATI, July l 1858,
| Dr. @. w. RoBAcK-Dear Sir;-Inre Il
inquiries made of me, IL gives me pleasure tC
say, that Mrs. N. Alice, of the Society oI
Friends. and widow Of the late DR.. Atlec OF
Cincinnati, previous to her going East, ex.
pressed ser confidence in the efficacy Of your
Scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit she
derived from using them. She had been suf.
fering FROM general rostration at times, be.
ing over seventy-sx years of age, aud oph.
thalmia and Inflammation of the face. Va.
rious remedies were resDrted to without re.
lief, when some friends recommended course
Of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect,
aud she was considered as restored 10 health
know many who have used your rene
dies, and speak decidedly of the benefits de-
rived, thus testifying of their renovating in.
fuence in purifying the blood and giving Wig
or aud energy 10 the system. They have my
cordial appreciation. Very Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
S. J. BROWN.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been a devot-
ed laborer in the cause of Christianity in Gin
cinnati, for more than thirty years, us almost
every old Cincinnatian knows. Such testi-
mony, from such u source, is not TO be passed
ed over lightly. No other Proprietary Rem.
edies ever presented to the pub lc. ever re.
ceivcd II 1.-THE Of the conynendation from
MEN OF STANDING, in every walk of
life, that mine have done. See advertise.
ment.
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Capt. Porter of tie 49th has been ia
town this week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

EThat the TRIBUNE has the iars.
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in seneca
County.-&1
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The great Frcn c n Ee cpn c ii v
MADAM BOIvlN'S CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills


The only certain and Safe Remedy for all titeriu
Obstructons Monthly Difficulties, Irregularities, az
all the other d seas,f to which the woman, Wife and
Motheris peculiarly liatle.
These Pills contain no deleteriou, ingredients bu
are safe nd certain In their ae'ion. They will be
found to exert the happest effects in all Of Pro-
iapsus Uteri in Leuohorrea or the Whites, they will
be foundhe easiest and certain Cure that can be
found II son account ofthis certainty they should
notbe taken by Pregnant Femaes (during the first ,
months a. mi scarrage cerain) to be brought on,
but at herperiods their use Is perfectly safe.
N.B.-one dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent will ensure package ofpills
b, return mail.
C.CRosBY, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
CLUTIos.-Beware Of Counterfeits; the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby the outside wrapper
Fer sale by I. l.. 81. John a. Co., Dubois & 20. snd
y. U. Mumuarlt. Tifin. o. octil.ly
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER fail to destroy and sxerminste all kinds Of
Intestnal Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cases,
'sndfa superior, to any and all OF the Fancy Worm
Cenfections and nSuseous veniuges which are in use
They may be taken al all times with perfect safety,
they contain no Mercury, other deeierious drug
Mothers should always purchase them, and give tlier
children no other
Each .ox contains 81 orops.
(No Caihsrtic whhteveris necessrryto be given)
Forsaleb by all druggists aud dealers In medicines
Al. MATTHEWS,
octli'ly Buff,o, N. ", and Fort Ere. g. w.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Tlffln. O.. FRIDAY. MAY 40. leea.
Fine Printing.-Havino iast a.

ded a large assortment Of Nep JOB Txpc
as ioeH as other Fine Printing Material.
TO our Job Department, ,ce are nop pre-.
pared 10 do all kinds Of Fine Printing
IN a style not 10 be surpassed. Wedding
mutation, Visiting and Business Card,
printed in rery superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing we cannot BE-
erceled. Gail at the TRIBUNE Office ana
see specimens.
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Road Notjce.

Mott c is hereby given that there
wihe petition yresehtea 10 the Commissioner. Of
.hsea Souny' uh,o' AZ their neat meeiing roy ing
'"t lhe location % county road, ~ iolloNst
beginninE At the eohtr stone " the n otth west
conner OF the east hsif ot 'he north eat auArtrt Of
section two'in townshipu nonh of range fourteen
unni nom thence 'onih along the line dividing the
land, OF samuel Hull and Cafissa Norton, to the
scnth east corner stone or said half Of the Mouth
rs' panrer o' section two, In tho township aud
he forty feet wide. nn,'a iw
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Notice.-The Soldiers Aid Society will
meet every Monday and Friday afternoon
OF one o'clock, until further notice.
Its expected that all, who feel an interest
in our sick and wounded soldiers, will co ope
rate with us, and assist to relieve their suffer
ings.
MRS. T. DON BENHAM,
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Terms OF subscription.

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 oil arearages
Snecimen cnpies sent free
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Timn Retail Market.


Corrected weekly, by II. A. BUsKihn & Bro
Whoiesale and Retail dealers In Groceries and nro
duee Of allkinds, she whan's Block THIN OIL
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and examine his large and we'll selected stool Of
WALL PAPER
WINDOW PAPER
Sc., which he IL now receiving.
The place toset yonr
FAMILY BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
POCKET BIBLES,
TO GER YOUR
TEsTAMENTS,
TO GET YOUR
HYMN BOOKS,
TO GET YoUK
PRAYER BOOKS,
TO GET YoUk
SCHOOL BOOKS,
TO GIT YOUR
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 -A'
Capillary Pen Feeders,
8 at the Bookstore of George Il. |
luss, No: 2 Tomb's Block, oppos
ite the Shawhan House,