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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

Captain r. N. Stembel, U. s N, Com
msnder of the gunboat Cincinnati, the flag
ship of Commodore Foote, at the recent bonn
bsIdment and surrender of Fort Henry, on
the Tennessee River, is at the Burnet House.
He expects to return to Cairo on Monday
nGXt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

CHEAP Day GooDs, at H. H. Duwelius,
299 CeDtral-avenue, between Sevesth and
Eighth streets. Bargains on hand. Call i'm
me diately.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

LOTTERY DEALERS "A bill, introduced by
Theodore Marsh, has just passed the Legis-
Iature, making it a penalty of $500 fine, or
imprisoD ment for six months, for any one to
dispose of lottery tickets
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

nEPORR WILLIAM ROBINSON, j r,
ID Spring Held Tow ship Hamilton County, Ohio.
Ata Carey and Anna CARR, his wife, J. b. Vert.
Attat hments, Notice IL hes eby given that on the
iih day Of January 1852, said Justice issued Or
der If Attachment In the above action for the sum
Of SO o. and that the trial s set for the lh day OF
March. ls62, At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
January q, 1851. iG2i-o'ru
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

STEAMBOAT SOLD The steamer Noses Mc.
Lelldn was yesterday delivered to Captain
Davidson, of the Minnesota Packet Company,
ior the sum of $1,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

HORSE INJURID.-Lsst evening q horse,
valued at $500, while going up Vine-street
attached to buggy, slipped and fell, Just
above Fourth street, breaking one of his
leps
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

METEOROLOGICAL Internationally Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., February IA:
O'clock Barometer Ther,aon.ter
= a. m........,....... .......29 80 Above zero-l2
L. Above zero-l4
=. MINIMUM. ...u,.....,29.67 Above 1ero-l5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

The ATHENEUM.-This new literary soci
ETY. will meet to night in Shank's Hall,
northeast corner of Fifth and Central ave-
nue. Subject for discussion - "Form of
Government
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

William Lee, charged with committing an
assault and battery upon James Hunter, was
fined $6 yesterday by Judge Satin.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

Anthony Lansing was fined Sc in the Po-
lice Court yesterday for resisting officers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

ENOR SALE FARMS Four improved farms,
- lying together, in Ma sh vi County, Iowa, con-
tanning In uiI $40 acres Of first cass laud lie, on
bol h sides the road from the town Of Msr-bsll to
Newton, five miles of when road runs III rough this
land. Stages run daily, changing horses ut h tel
near the cepter Of the tract Telegraph li0e along
Win five dWelins houses gSd harms cribs, smoRe,
houses, &c. Tavern house has eight rooms, and Is
good stand. Rairuad fni. he'd to Marshall aud cara
9upning daily siK m1les from the land land all
prairie, of best QUALIFYING better IN the StaJe Wl
eell the whole or Que half divided uudiv at
great bargain OF exch ,nge for imp owed real
taIe In this city or Coz ington, For plat and par
ticulars inquire Of GREGG 4 HARVEY, 10 TnIrd-
siI, eft. Sslyes' Building, fl2-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15
BOARDING.

TDOABDING Three gentlemen, or a GENTLE
-ED man aud wife, can be acco umodated with a
pleasant front room and board by applyic g at No.
40 West Fourth.st, between Elm aud p um
References required Termsto suit the times fel5 b.
UpOARDING Private Boarding at No. 297
HO Broadway. A email family or n few single
boardtrs can be accommodated. Terns for single
boarders, 50 50i day bOarders 80 per week. fe4.b~
EpOARDIna-Ve central aud convenient,
AO with large front rooms, furnished TO suit fami
lies or single gentlemen, at moderate prices. Day
boarders, business and strangers i'll hnd good
accommodations. central and convenient, ut m der
ate prices, at 1877 Fiji ut feiO u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15
Letter from Col Garfield to the U. 8. Com
miaafnn
HEAD QUARTERS, 18TH BRIGADE, !
CAMP BUEL, Feb. 10. 1860

HEAD QUARTERS, 18TH BRIGADE,
CAMP BUEL, Feb. TO- 1862.
Chas. r. Fosdiek, Cor. See. San. Conn.,:
DEAR SIR-Your favor of the 18th nit.
accompanied by two boxes of hospital stores,
was duly received. Also two more pack.
ages for Rev. ]. H. Jones, Chaplain Of the
Forty second Ohio Volunteers. In behalf
of the sick and wounded in this brigade,
the Colonel Commanding returns you his
thanks.
The comforts and delicacies you sent were
o God.send to our poor men in this desti-
tute country, where almost nothing can be
obtained which a sick man can relish. We
are now establishing general hospital at
Ashland, and hope some of your society will
visit it and aid the sick there as you have
aided us. We are now moving on to Pike
tor, W here we shall be further away from
comfort.
By order of Col Garfield.
Your obedient servant,
W. H. CLAPP, A. A. G.
The Sanitary Committee will, with its
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PERSONAL.

VDRRsO JONES, at 81 Mon.
II mouth.st., Newport has established ~ Gu
IatiDg Library Consisting Of novels, maEaSSHiSs e
ma tier one month Also, for sale, superior OJa!
Oil at 45 cents per gallon. Pap'rs, books &c CAL
and see him. felo'b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

GrOR sALR-A FARM-Of II acres, in Ran
chester, the county seat Price, $500 cash, or
e2 80 Per acre, one quarter down. balance m Tong
time For full particulars, apply to J. TODD ass
Ralput-st.. Cincinnati dsi2 n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

HrOR sALE-sOME EXOELLENT LANO-In
H Iowa. Would pay part cash and balance in
land for small farm near Cincinnati. Address s.
g., Press once. more II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

WNOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN-A
E we'l-iTproved Farm in Olermont Co ohio,
containing from 50 10 100 acres, situated twelve
east Of the Batavia Turnpike. For further partic-
ulsrs. inquire Of p, Il. .; OoFEiN, No. 40 East
Pesrl.st,, or of EN- )R JOHNSON, near the prem
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

W NJ VIII n NJ u
The Sanitary Committee will, with its
usual promptness, forward goods to-day bv
the steamer BoStond, for the new Hospital at
Ashland.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

RTOR sALB-0R TRADE-A Farm Of 80 acres,
n in Crawford OOubty, Ind, two ald half mi es
fro m Leayenworh; 40 acres under cultiVatDn; good
orchard and house. win trade tI house and lot
in tbis city or Gown gtDI. A y! McMANhMA,
febl4.2t$ 81 West Third.street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15
FOUND.

W1NUUND-G cavalry oveTcoat and sword was lef
NJ at the back door of ID E,si Fourth-at. The
owner have them by calling at the alb I'VE pl ace
and pay ing charges. tel5 bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15
FOR RENT

WT0R RNT-HOUSES Two frame houses of
N five rooms each, with cellars, verde sd cs-
teIns situated at wFst end of Sixth, bsow Harriet.
Kent IS per month. IuQuiIe at No 12l, sluth west
col ner of Race and Wafer Is b. VANDERfRlFF.
lfel5 bFl
NOR RENT-TBREE RooMS-On the second
n floor, two front and one back Also, two on the
third floor. Inquire at 9ia West Fourth-street.
T7NOR RENT-A desirable Store aud Dwelling,
u "a West Sixth. st., Walnut Rent low
to q prompt tenant Call Rt No. %, or address
Lock-boK 700, Post t'offce. fel4'b'
NSOR RENT-CHEAP-Th Rooms house
II No. IL Union st Inquire on the premises.
lfel4-b'l
W7NOH RENT-STORE-KOOM- With handsome
II Show. windows ard Dwelling attached. Ako,
Fixtures for sale, cheap Appy Immediately at
No. 300 central. av between Seventh and Eighth
streets fe4'u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

0WNHK WKBkLY Phkss NOW aHAuH,
II containing the News OF the Wees, both ForeiEt
and Local, and Tslegraphic Summary Of Event
elsewhere, uD 70 the hour Of going 70 press
Tor sale ~ the OOuntins-S NOm prias aantS
IUNHk WEEKLY PRESS NOW HkADY,
n containing the Ness Of the Week, both Foreigt
aRd LEGAL, and = TeleGrAphto Summary Of HVent
SleeWhers, UP 80 the hour of going 70 pres
For sale ct tbs OouDtiaG -FOon, Prios 3 oSptk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15
FOE SALE

ENOR SALR-LEASE, REST OR EXCHANGE
H for city property; six acres Of ground under
good improvements, and well stocked with fruit
trees. Situated on gOod pike on which a daily
line Of OmBibuses pass to aud from tbs cit. EK-
actly ten miles from the corporation limits. Pos
eess on Eiven LIST of March. Is. DAY, at CaTneY's
Sale. stable, fifth. st as
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LOs9.

II OST BRACELET - Yesterday afternoon,
h GOLD link Bracelet has the word "HIttia' en-
gravt6 on the inside. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at this office. ieI5-b+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-15

WANTED The advertiser mas some exec 'isut
W ands In lowe, which he l. des'rou- 10 trade
for FuBiture Would trade for the entire iurniture
Of family declining housekeeping Address y 8,
Press Ofice un2l.tt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
FROM THE I'd CAVALRY.

hooRrsvILLE, Ala. Juy 6. so
We came &c this pla.s on the 4th inst.
and expeetto move up to Huntlyille in few
days. We left Ohio last January, with 1880
men; at no time, within three months, could
we muster more than one half of that mum.
Der for duty. For about three months was
In poor health, about one-half Of that time
not being ft for duty, but at present | am en-.
joying good health.
At one time had but IS men 6t for duty.
we have done great deal OF hard service.
perhaps more than any other Cavalry regi.
ment In the service. At present VIC have
but few sick men in camp. have 10 men
'efs back in hospitals sick. All the rest of
my men are well and Ct for duty. exceptine
Corporal 7. @. Baker. who received an acci-
dental pistol shot in the high. which ia but
hesh wound. He win be q, for duty in
ew days
THIS is delightful country. A little hot
q the day and cool at night. We expect 70
20 into East Tennessee soon.
p,etfulIy yours.
L. ADAMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
From the Dayton Empire.
CARD.


whereas by Invitation OF the city of Tif.
hn' o. to the Independent Fire Company.
NO T. OF Dayton, to participate with them
IN the eele6'a'ion of our Natal Day, and on
return Of the independents, the following
resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Ina.
peSdent Fire Co. No. be rendered 10 the
ina Fire Department, for their unceasine
snoris TO entertain us while in tleir city.
nesolved, That We will always entertain
the Utmost regard for the Tiffin bows, pnd
wiz, AZ some future time, reeiprocnte, and
rRr and get even. ""u
RESOLVED, That the thanks of his Gamma.
ny DE rendered 10 the officers and at,aehsss
OF the s. ID. Q. II. r., for the free ,rans
portation Of our Engine; and also to Cond,,o.
tors Brannan and Boslow, for the conr,aS,,
shown us, while under their charge 10 and
if IN Tiffin. W ""'
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Inda.
pendent Fire Company be rendered 10 the
members OF the Hornet Fire Company, No.
., o. sandusky, for their assistance TO US on
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Compa.
~ De. and sre hereby rendered TO James Ii. !
ESQ Secretary Of the Dayton Insrr-
. IN" ~ h11mpany, Tor insuriag our Engine dur.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be uub
hshed In the Dayton and Tiffin papers.
w. AsDkRros,
Gro. n. PHILIrPs,l Cor.
Hrs. J. FficBr.
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The Committee then ballo,ee for Regimen.
tai officers, with the following result,
Coloncl-Geo. Webster, now Lieut. Col.
OF the 25lh Ohio
Ii .ut Col.-Juhn Franz nj Crawford co
djulant-Cyrus Shur Of Wyandut CO.
Quarter Mastrr-Ge e Seney OF rffin.
Surgeon DIR Dpnahue Of Erie co.
Asst Surgeon Dr.. J B Ford o. Huron
co.
The Major, Worcester Of Norwalk, y had
already been appointed 10y the Governor.
On motion, committee uf one from each
county was appointed as Special Regimen.
tai Committee. as 70 lowe, c. l. Boalt, of
Huron; W F. Stone, OF Eric; Leender Stem.
of Senccai j. S. Plants, of Craw ford, and S
Il Hunt, of Wyandut.
A resolution vas adopted, requesting the
Governor to locate the Camp at Monrocyille.
The Rcgimrntal Committee was auihor,z
ed to ii NIL vacancies in the appointments.
The recommendation Of company officers,
was left 10 the several County Committees.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK July %.
FLorR-Sales of 6 S0D bbls at IS 500a5 %
for super western IS 40a4 so Ter common
% medium extra western: IS i5Id5 60 Tor in.
ierior % good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
MHtAr-salcsat 81 l0@sl lG.
RYE--Sales at OO@7lc.
BARLEY - Sales nj SOl6c.
Conn Sales sc, 900 bu at 46@4y for new
yellow,
oATs-Sales at 42a4lc for State, West
ern and Canadian.
WuIsKY-hrld 26isc
PoRR-Sales. $50 bills at SIl, ,506O0 90
for mess II 50@l2 80 for prime
BLEF-Salcs AZ So 506t7O 90 for country
primei ss 00@l0 90 for country mess.
BEtF HANS Steady. Sales at s 4 SUES
90 for western.
CTR MEArs-Dull. at 3Ie74c for shoul.
ders. and43I @5Jac for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at 65ic.
LARD-Sales at 1IR@slSc.
BurTER-A fair business doing at l0@I7
for Ohio; 1901 for State.
CHEnE-4taso
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BOOK NOTICES.


Cooley, for August, has been received
and perused with more than ordinary inter
est The engraving Daniel Webster at the
Iomo OF Shakespeare" is beautiful gem OF
art ln its department, Cooley stands peer
l'ss-nothing equal to it.
The Atlantic, for August. has been re
ceved from the publishers, Ticknor & Fields
Boston, 1t contains, among other things an
"'icle on "the New Gymnastics" with dia
grams, by Dr. Windship, that should be read
10y every one; also, an article "Conceruiug
Disagrecable People" that contains many
sharp home ihrusis. But our readers must
buy it and read for themselves. Once take
the Atlantic aud You viii not do without 4
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DIED.

bitDs
AT his residence in Perry tp, Wood co.
OHIO, on Wednesday, the 9th inst, or Gen
eral Debility, Nicholas Hoiz. aged Ga years.
months, aud 10 days.
The deceased was n native Of Frederick
CO, Matyhnd. lie enigratcd To Sen, ca CO.
in the year 1892, aud was n citizen of mi.
county for many yean. May he rest in
peace.
Oi Apoplcxy, ht Decatur. A'a, Ju'y %.
le62, Joseph Kramer, OF Co. q, Sd Ohio Cav
airy Aged iO,ly Years.
ne deceased "as resident Of ! 1ifin. n
native of Germany. aud had been in iLis
cUun ry but lew years.
lie ,Ovcd his Fu,h, rlnnd hn, l.vcd Ameri
ea more. lie left the former and sought ,h,
hitter that he might enjoy the Lcs.ings Of
hO,ry beneath the starr aud Strips in the
land oi Washington. When the constitution
ahd laws, ot his adopted country, were dis
regarded aud trnmpl,d upon by rebcllious
AMERICANS, he, with thousands Of his noble
e"uhir!lnrn, took up arms to put down this
unholy rebellion, and to. irrce the traitnts IA,
return tu their allegiance. and 10 ncknuvl
edge the cuu siitutlOB us made by its trainers.
to be the suplclne law ot the and.
He volu, trcrcd ON the l2th Of last Sen.
t,mber, leaving home, wife, friends and the
pursuits of civil life, aud became u soldier.
In his dea'h the republic has lost one of ,s
brhvcst deiend,rs, IN the time of war. md
best ol citizens in the time OF pence.
He wns n true soldi,r, brave, renerou.
kind and obe lent. 0bry,d every order q,
his suI ,riors with cLecr,ullncss, pcrf,,r,urd
every duty with prumptness, aud endured ALI
the hardshps, incident to camp lite, without
a mutmur.
He was not only respected, bat beloved by
all Of his CONF nhi"ns in arms. and by no one
more than his immediate commander, who
will ever have occasion to mourn his lossnhd
to cherish his mgmory.
LEONARD ADAMS,
Cupt. Co. G. 3l a v r.
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For the Tribune.
DEPARTED JOYS.

Where now those joys so pure and bright,
Joys. that should ps'er depart;
That wOve their chains Of sweet delight,
Around my yOu,hfol hearth
Alas. to the they are no more,
Oblivion is their bed;
They flourish on some other shores
Or slumser with the dead.
The grove that waved In graceful bloom,
Where once loved to 20,
Is leafless, dreary like the tomb,
The residence Of voc.
The lovely garden wrcalhed with fop ere,
And dccked with many rose;
Where OF I've spent the summer hours,
Is solitude's repose.
And he whose bosom glowcd so warm,
With loves undying flame;
Perished in the battles cruel storm,
Hut left deathess name.
Aud every charm that chccred the morn,
OF youths delightful day.
And every flower that could adorn,
Has mu,ely passed away.
Shall not their love incss return
To bloom forever more.
And battle in pleasures richest urn,
On some immortal sh,rrl
Alb! ycs star shall gild thesky
or that eternal day;
Where hope aud pleasure never die,
And sorrows pass away.
FLORA.
Juiv lSih 80
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Meeiing Of the MiIitarr Commi,,ee..

Meeting of the Military Committees.
Alta meeting Of the Military Committees
from the counties Of Seneca. Erie, Huron,
Crawford and wyardOt, convened at Tiffin,
Seneca CO., on Thursday, July l7tb, 1862,
VI. II. Kirby, E.q.. Of wysndo, CO., was
called TO the chair. aud J. NJ. Fsrr. Of Hu.
ron Co, was appointed Secretary.
Present, the following named gentlemen,
comprising the Military c ommittess ftom
the counties composing this (l0lst) R,gi
mental District;
From Seneca co.. Leander Stem, a. NJ.
Ogden, Chas. Foster, J NJ. Zahm and J. J.
Steiner.
From Eric CO. w. T. Stone, y. b, Sad.
Ter,
From Craw ford eo.-Robcrt Lee, c. Eli.
otl and J $. Plants.
From Wyandot co. Nj II Kerby, c .Ber.
ry and ! II. Hunt
From Huron co.. c. L. Boalt, Geo. Sill.
man, Jno. +. Dewey and Jos. NJ. Fau.
On motion, Resolved. That each county
shall have vote proportioncd to the number
Of troops TO he raised,
The following is the epportionment agreed
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$50 BOUNTY!!
One Months Pay in Advance.

Such is the liberal offer now made to all
who enlist from Seneca co. to fill up the lOI, i
Reg. Each volunteer will receive s25 do.
mated by our citizens. an advance of eos
from the Government on the 500 Bounty,
and one months pay. This will leave the
families OF volunteers in comfortable cireum
stances. Few can do better at home. Be.
sides' our country needs our services and
has right to them. Don't stop TO hesitate
delay is dangerous, Now is the time n
slrlke Recruiting officers are already in the
held. Seneca is entitled to three companie.
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Superior Dreed of sbeen n.o., u,

superior Breed Of Sheep.-George W
Lei'h' OF Eden Township, has just purchas
cd OF w. II. Chamberlain, of Brandon, Rul.
land Co. VI, a lot of superior breed of Span.
ish sheep The buck cost him 500, the ewes
SO per head. The fleece clipped from the
buck weighed 2l}a lbs, and that from the
ewes ranged from 6Jy8 to 1891 lbs. of very
hne' clean wool. 1t is the Intention of Mr..
Chamberlain, to have in market, 10y the mid
die OF September, another lot Of this sune.
rlor breed Of sheep II Wyandot Pioneer.
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Timn Prices Current.

lCoreeisd Weekiyby s, u. sSEArH, DsalerIn al
k'hd' Of GTain. &c. l.ossisr's Block, Thin.
PoRk-3h 10 4CO
WHEAT--e0Qn5
Gokk- tshrtiea30l.
do lEATl25c.
RYE--OUAIO.
BARLgY--Ona5e.
OATs--s9 @eIe
PorA-oEs--3 3IC44a
FLAX SsEn-- sO.UOal 90.
BurrsR--6 use
bARD-5c
fALLow--6c.
bhUKED II ANS 6aRe.
do sIoss AND SHoULDERs--ie.
PioKLED PoPK--G@7e.
LLovEs fEsD-s3s5.@4I0
BEkswAx--ODs82Ue.
FR FR,rHERs--C9uUc as
RA0s--2e.
GRsEE ,iIDEs--ake a.
DN 10 &c.
Eo0s--O6e. y dozen
Timothy seed,-I.4D9i 80
WooL-4ea5 so
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ROLL In THE NAMES.

500 subscribers are wanted Immediately.
for the Tifin Trihure. Let cur friends 60
to work in good earnest ard give ms a liz
tina; will make us feel good. There are hosts
Of FOOD Union men in Horewell. Liberty,
Jackson, Pleasant, Adams, Thompson. Reed
and Venice townships, who do not take the
Tribune, tut who would ir they were solicit.
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Promoted.-Lieutenant Turner, of Gen.
eral Johnson's Staff, has been promoted to the
position OF Assistant Adjutant General, with
the rank of Captain of Cavalry, for m,nto.
rlous conduct at the battle Of Shiloh. The
Lieutenant's many friends soy Amen II Eos
toria News.
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"ur National DIsordcrs---Dr. Ro.
back's Cures.

The American stomach is n tormeniing or.
gan. IL is generally out OF order. The rea.
son is obvious. The driving man of busi.
ness has not time or will not take time prop
crly to mastioate his food. lie bolt it, aud
as bad hnbits are ch,ehing, all classes follow
his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its
complications hence ludigestion, Liver
Complaints and disorders of the Bowels, Ia
nil their various phnses. Against these and
q hundred Other complaints, the Scandinavian
Blood Pills aud Blood Purifier nre wsging an
extcrminhting warfare. The success ol these
Medicine has been astonishing, even in an
age OF scientific miracles. They do not allie.
viate they cxtinguish disorder. The ago
~, the fever, the debility, the dcspondcncy
which characterize ailliciluns Of the d. i.estiye
and secretive organs, vanish under the inilu.
rnce Of these preparations. The constitution
itself seems 20 acquire new energy under
their operation. See advertisement.
July lS, In
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

Business in Tifin has been dull for sew
ernl days. The weather has been fine aud
the farmers are all busy harvesting. Shaw.
hans new block is beginning to loom " aud
Houck and Vollner's is nearly completed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

Col. Langworthy.-We notice that Can
tain A. Langworihy Of Findlny, who resign
ed his position in the doth, has been appoin
ted Colonel of the 99th Reg, to be raised in
the district West of this, with headquarters
at Lima Col. Lnngworthy stands high, as
military officer, and, ns man, sustains an
irreproachable character.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

The Sd Cavalry A letter to the Gin
cinnat' Gazette dated Huntsville, Ala, Ju,
ly 18th, says:
The Sd Ohio Cavalry, Col. Zahm, Gen.
WOODS DIVISION, paraded through Hunts
ville Yesterday. looking 'ery dusty aud
somewhat warm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

Col. Gibson returned home on Saturday
from Nashville, in care of his vile aud broth.
er. He was dangerously i'll. but is recover
ing lie will remain until his health is re
cruted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
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