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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-13
foRr WRIGHT EVACUATED.
The Fleet I'm Route for Memphis.

NAiNo' juno u.
F"r' Wright tvHcuatcd. We ara now
~ possession. Flutili has pissed Fort
II rdolrb cn route q Memphis.
There II yet some doubt whether the
h"ri have passed Fort II ntolph, where
nc rcb'ls, Il Is said, hay, taken the guns
which were r. moved from the fort above.
Tlcy In FIVE or siN guns.
Helorc leaving they destroyed The Bar.
r'cks, camp "qu'ragc, gun ca riaprs. and
,uch stcrt as could net be Transported.
They also burned the cotton, ofwh.cli the
brcastworlr were msdc.
the hotillH east oil Of Eve o'clock vcs-
trhy morning. followed hy the trans
pors carrying the Forty sixth Indiana,
Cot Fitch, who now occupies fireworks,
which are said 20 be- Of great strength. II
properly manned. they could have success.
fully rested a large ftrcc.
The r bels, after lcGvlur the fort, de-.
stroyed the p Mt OH bridge which they had
made some weeks since over the llnichcc
riv r.
Wh'n the Dcsaho, which is the ln-t
arrival lrum the fleet, let, the gunbuuts
had passed the fort aud gonc down the
river.
4, is report d that the bel, had cvacu.
rtcd Fort Randolph. If this be true,
there Ia nothing 10 prevent The Acct from
arriving at Mtmrhis to-dny.
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A Gnnd Thing.

The House did another good thing to-
day in pnssing Collax's resolution instruc.
ting the Judiciary Comm ittcc to report u
bill modifying the fugitive Slave Law 50 as
to provide for jury trial, aud where lu-
gitivc denies his slavery, SO as to demand
proof Of loyalty of the claimant.
All Democrats and Border State men,
except Haight, voted no; all Republicans
yes. NotC-77 to ~. Julian's resolution
repeating the law failed by fifteen ma
jority.- Special lOM.
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CLINTON.
4 STRINGENT rOLsCY NEED
Etn

II is probable that the policy of the
Government in relation TO the treatment
Ofpersons in rebellion will soon UNDERGO
some notifications. II is becoming Il
fact, pretty well demonstrated to ordi.
nary vision, that the rebels will not be
conciliatcd. Tho mutilation Of our
wounded, the murder of prisoners, the
pervcrsion of flags ortrucc TO purposes Of
deception, all 90 to show the intense ma
ligni,y which Octuntes the rebellion, and
evince the intention on their part 10 ere
ate breach that never can be healed
Officers Of the army, who have seen the
workings Of this method, concur in say-
ing that il has accomplished nothing, cx-
ccpt to Produce dissatisfaction among
our own men, resigned in disgust. In
one instance, below Winchester, our SOL
diers were compelled TO cat their meat
uncookcd, while plenty of wood was right
by them, but which they were not prcmit-
ted to touch because the orders were that
no property Of any sort should be molcs-
ted; and what makes this case thousand
times wor c, is that the owner was known
to be at the time in the rebel army. The
leaders of the rebellion are determined to
present to us the alternative of rccogni-
tion or determination, and the choice
must be made by Us sooner or later.
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War News.
s,anlrr nnd the rrr.idcn,.

tcouercndsnce Of 'he ~ Y. rvsnine roH.1
WASHINGTON, Jone o.
Mr.. Stanley'e intimate friends here as.
scrt that he viii resign his appointment
and will soon be on his way back. Whcr
he was here the county was a GOOD deal
sgitatcd with Gen. Iiuntcr's cmapcipn.
tion order. Mr.. Stsblly said then that bo
could net think Of accepting the mission
offered him by the President unless The
Hunter order was revoked. He WINS in.
iosmcd that the order would be revoked.
aud set ms 20 have supposed that tho Gov.
ernmcnt would permit him to take radi.
col pro- o-Slavery position at Ncwbcrnc,
even going 20 for az 10 override the enact
ments Of Congress in referen &C TO contra.
hands. |, is thought that the result will
be the appointment Of new Military
Governor for Carolina.
TIE President will not recall Stanley
as lie did not recall Hunter, but he has
heen ord rcd 20 dcsitt from these nets
which have produced so much nstonish.
mrnt In the loyal State. iir IIclper
will be permitted 10 return TO Ncwbcrne,
aud the despoIic order which cxpatriatcd
a loyal citizen Of North Carolina, simply
hecsuse he is an outi.slavcry man, will be
revoked.
A large numbSr of prominent Rcrubli
cane, upon hearing Of the act ct Gov.
Stanlry, went at once 20 the President
aud his Secretary ol War TO learn whcth-
"r u was to be the policy of The Govern.
mcnt htnceiorth 10 court the hyor of
traitors rather than OF loyal clizcns.
Tue reply receiycd.wis whut they on
pertcd. Tho p-.~l,,,ut was M much U.s.
i..-'~ned by the acts of Mr.. Stanley nt
my other man In the country, and most
heartily diseppruvcs oiihcn.
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Thc Mnrk OF "a di>loynI Mnn


a correspondent of the Cincinnati
GGsst'o, writing from Wheeling very
truthIully says;
"Thcrc is one sign by which you can
invariably know secret traitor and a
Secession sympathzcr. The word alo.
hfioRist is always upon his tongue. He
dare not within the military lines Of the
Federal army ayow his treason aud shout
ior jeff Davis; hut he gives vent To the
disloy atty pent mp within him by contin-
ually bclching forth curses aud denuuoia-
tons against Abolitionists, and ultering
his desires for the determination OF this
class By hbolitionist also he does not
mean merely those who favor uncon-
ditionOl and immediate emancipation, but
all who would like MIR, Lincoln encour.
ago gradua emancipation in the States
or who would propose TO restrict Slavery
to its present limits, and resist its spread
are just as odious in his eyes as Wendell
Philips or Gerrit Smith.
All who do not reverence slavery, AM
worship It as the most sacred househol,
goods. belong TO the detestable Abolition
istS, and he will exhaust all the billings
gate phrases in the language, TO show hi
con tempt for them. The proposition t
confseate the property OF the rebels, an
, free their slaves, throws him ut once II
! 10 frenzy.
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FROM TIE ARMY or CORINTH.
WHERE THE REBEL ARMY IS.
Rebel Loss from 10000 to 10000

WASHINGTON Junc 10.
Tie following prssuge was received
ut the war Department this morning:
CuRINrH, June ..
To Hon. T.. NJ. Stanton, Seer of War:
The enemy have fallen back TO Fusilla,
30 miles from here by railroad and near
20 by wagon roads.
Gen. Pope estimates the rebel loss from
casualties, prisoners and Gcscrtion, II,
over 90 900, and Gen. Buell. at between
10000 and $4,000.
A person who was employed in the
Confederate Commipsnry Department,
says they had 10000 men Ia Curinth and
now they cannot muster much over S0,-
600,
Some Off froah graves on the road
have been orcncd and found filled with
AIMS
Many Of the prisoners Of war beg not
To be- exchanged, saying they purpusrly
allowed themselves to BE- taken.
Bcaurcgurd rrtrcCtol froui B ldwn tu
Okali. on Saturday afternoon,
(Signed) II. w. IIALLECK,
Major General,
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GOV. STANLEY NOT TmE MAN.

/ COY. STANLEY NOT THE MAN.
II is very evident that the appointment
of Gov. Stanley, as Military Governor OF
North Carolina, was a bad one. lie is
certainly not the right man for the place
and the President would do simple act
Of justice to the country by removing
him. lis very first act, after entering
upon his official duties, is one that the
humanity aud int llgcnce of this chris
ian age bushes to recognize. The sum
mary closing of the colorcd missionary
schools at Newborn, under the cowordly
pretcnce that the laws of the state re.
quircd it nnd yielding to the suggestions
Of disloyal Shareholders, is an act of bar
.barism aud crime before God aud man,
that should not be tolerated for day
Gov. Stanley has misunderstood entirely
"thc signs of the times" il he thinks that
such is 10 be the policy of this Govern
mcnt. llc has shown that he is not in
sympathy with the current of events,
that il now setting in aud will not
stop until slavery is entirely abolish
ed.
Not only did this modern Jcfl'rics in
terdict missionary schools so auspiciously
begun and which were working out such
happy results, in teaching these loyal
blacks to read, (what n crimc0 but he
has bOnishcd Mr.. Helper from the state
for daring to demonstrate against his
course. And this he did upon his own
responsibility aud without any instruction
or even authority from Washington.
Are these the fruits which this war is
to produce! Is this the price of SO much
suffering aid bloodshcdl Is it for this
that cur brave volunteers have left home
and kindred to peril life and limb upon
the battle fcldl God forbid! They did
not enlist for that, They are not fighting
to rivet tighter the chains of slavery, but
rather, il need be, to break the shacklcs
aud bid the oppressed 90 free. II is bad
enough to return the niggcrs of avowed
rebels and place guard over their prop
erty, but it is infinitely worse to close
u charity school, because some rcbcl
stakeholder may demand L..
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rruna Wnshlngion.
WASHINGTON. juno 8

''%AHAAhNNANNf " ShlN o.
Times dispatch;
Secretary Chase will ask Congress to
authorize further issue of $3.50, 600 900
dcmand Treasury notes, S5O,OCO,OOO of
them Of denominations under S5; he will
also propose, for prudential and cconomi.
cal reasons, 70 have all the notes engrav-
cd, executed, andprlnlcd in the Treasury
buildings under the direct auspices Of an
oficer Of the department.
by tho late steamer, Lord Lyons reccy-
Cd IRON his Government a leave Of alb,
scnec for two weeks 10 visit his home in
England. He will sail week from
Wednesday next, His visit to England
at this time. though entirely unofficial
will Il is thought, be productive Of benefit
20 our interests abroad.
Tribuue's dispS,eh
There Is no doubt of the fact that IN,
President has m an official letter througl
the Seer tary Of War, TO Coy. Stanley
disapprovod Of tho closing OF the school
Of Newberne, under the alleged authorit
of his commission as military Governor
North Carolina. His duties the PresideI
regards as of an entirely different chara,
ter--he has nothing TO do with the opeI
ing OF closing of schools. The Presidel
also holds that the fugitive slave law is
be executed through the courts alon
and not by military Governors any mo-
than other military officers. These fac
are positive.
The President Is examining into Il
cases Of the soldiers imprisoned in Il
penitenilsry under the sentence Of &c
erals court msrtials, and has slEea'
granted several psrdons.
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Sheriff Sale.
James X. Glenn. Administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deceased,

James X. Glenn. Administrator Of Andrew
Glenn, deceased,
George W. Huffman and wife and Joseph f.
Mairis.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
the May term, a. ID. 1861, Ia the above
eutitl'd d cause and to me directed, shall Of
fer for sale at public vendue, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Tifir, In .nid
county, on
TnE 23d nay OF JuSE, A. d, lsG2,
between the hours ofl0 o'clock a IN. and 4
o'clok p. M, Of said day, the following de-
sclibCd lands and tent mcnts. to wit:
Fifty six aud As 100 aeres of u! the north
end Of the west half Of the south east quar-
ter Of section number eightcch (lS) in town
ship one % north Of range fourteen (l4)
north of the Base Line, in Seneca County
Ohio
LEVI WElRICK.
Sheriff.
May %, 1862 Printers Fees $500
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June I3, go 2w.
Sheriff Sale.
Mary Porter and Charlotte Porter.
Theohold Wnrner mud oihcrs.

Theobold Wagner and others.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca County Ohio, at the
May Tel m thereof A. ID. 1862. in the above
entitled cause aud Ia ms.--li.sstSl,I L shall
oifer for sale at public yendue, at the door OF
the Court House, in the city of Tifin, in said
county, on
TINS 18th day Of July, A. D. 1861
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
oclock P. NJ. of said day, the following de
scribed lands and tenements. to.wit:
The north west part of the north east quar-
ter OF section twenty five (25) in township
one ~ range fourteen (l4) containing eighty
one and one fourth acrts. Also the cas-,
part of the north west quarter of section
twenty-five (25) township one ~ range
fourteen (l4) containing fifty nine and sixty
four one hundredth acres; making in all one
hundred and forty aud eighty six one hun
dredth acres of land more or less, in Seneca
county Ohio.
TERMs of SALg-ore third cash on the
day Of sale, one third In twelve months
ard one third in twenty four months
with interest. The deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on said prem
ises.
LEVI WElRICK,
Sheriff.
June 10, lsG2. $50
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North Carolina Negro schools.

We are glad TO see that Gov. Stanley
has been promptly "modificd." The or
dors and instructions to Stanly were sent
into Congress as requested by resolution
aud they contain not word about cnlor.
cling the local laws, which was Stanly's
excuse for breaking up the colored schools
II; Newbern. Secretary Stanton, after
consulting with the President, sent di.
rections to Stanly to revoke his ordei
and let the schools go on. "Intelligence
is the life Of Liberty Ciereldnd Herald
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INfDRmATI0N WANTED ON
A "DARH', SUBJECT.

tEps. TRIBUNE,
was much pleased W tn the interogr
stoU published, last week, in your paper
ny seeker Of information from ole
j Bloom.
There arc many persons in this locality
who much desire to see these questions
fairly answered by a competent per.
son,
1--',whocver moy undertake to give the
information desired, would respectfully
'suggest that Warren j. Noble have re.
ecption on his return from Washington
and that he address himself to the Ninth
question Of your correspondent. lie i.
able to do the subject justice.
= / would further suggest that the Editor
Of the A DE riiser consider himself spec.
iolly expected TO speak on tho Tenth
question. The general tenor of hi.
paper aud his late able and astute lead.
ers on the enormous Tax on Tea g. Cof
foe, clearly point him on, os the man fol
the occasion.
In conclusion, will the said editor OF
the said Warren =. Noble or any other
man, informed in the matter, tell some
inquiring people Of this locality why the
name of Jesse d. Bright was not attach.
ed TO the resurrection address along with
the immortal thirteen. His loyalty aud
patriotism nr5 considered here, by many
respectable persons, to be as pure as
some Of those who signed that docu.
ment.
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Proposals to Loan.

Written proposals are invited by the city
council Of Tilin. TO be received at the Clerk s
Office until the ODD inst. for a loan Of two
thousand dollars (s2,OO0) in money to be
used in the erection of ar Engine Housc, for
which the bonds of the city will be issued in
sums Of fifty dollars and upward, payable
IN eighteen months and two years.
By order of the council.
o. C. ZELLER,
City clerk.
June I3, go 2w. Sl,n0
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A lfn ndsomc ara mcrited COM
Dfirnent.

The following addressed to Gov TO
from Gen. McCook, is a splendid compli.
mcnt to our brave Ohio boys, whom the
Genera justly ranks as among "TnE VIC.
TORS OF SHiLoH;"
HgAD QuAhrERs 2D DIVISION,
ARMY OF THE ONO,
FIELD or SHiLoH, April 10. 1869.
Hon. David Tod, Goreraor Of Ohioi
siR:--It becomes a pleafant du,y to
call you attention TO the gallant, disci-
pin u, and soldierly bearing OF the LIST
9th aud 18th Regiments Of Ohio Volun-
tcers, which fought under my immediate
commond in the action Of the 9Th inst.
These Regiments from their high state
Of discipline, cheerful and pre- mpt dis
churgc Of every duty before the action,
gave me every confidence in their stcudi-
ness uidcr fire. In them wns not dis.
appointed They more than fulfilled my
most sanguine expectation. The coun-
uy and State should be grateful for their
services; ard with their brothers In arms
from Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania
cnd Illinois, they have earned the distin-
guishod title OF "Thc Victors of Shiloh"
IL affords me peculiar qualification TO mako
this acknowledgement, os they are the
sons of State which nurturcd mc,und Of
n State love 40 much.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdent servant,
A. Med. McCOOK,
Commanding I'd Division.
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From, l'rani Royal.

FHoAT RoyIL, June 3.
News from Schcnck's Division states
tha1p scouting party crossed the river at
Columbiln bridge few days ago and
went to New Market Tlcy found that
J ckson had rotreatcd through there
three days before, and with his army re,
iuccd To 5000, the remainder being scat
tered through the mountains. Fremont,
army followed them the entire way
capturing wagons, supplies aud prise
neTs.
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Ercni Nscupiiis.

MIMuiS, Jurc 7.
Since the fcrnal furrcrdcr of the city
YESTERDAY pick,is hove been posted
through the city The excitement orthc
people has subsidized, All quiet during
J 1t night. The only event this morning
was the capture of the rebel steamer
Chick, which cludcd the ncet yesterday
'bove the city, running up The slough cut
ds'lht. She was br urLt down this
norning. Nothing yet has boon heard oi
the beat Van Dom. which is the only
hont ofthc rebel fleet that escaped yes.
t'rday.
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our Loss In the Ba,,Ie.

Our loss in the battle before Richmond
is set down q, 1000 killed and wounded.
A dispatch of mine, setting our loss in
killed, wounded and missing, at 5000,
which would be less than fact, attempted
to be sen, two days ago, was suppressed
on the grounds of being exaggerated.
-Lseder Special.
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THE Rebel loss al Esictsnond

The Richmond Dispatch of the 9th
states that the rebel loss in the late bat
tie was 5000, including D Generals, 20
Coloncls, 10 Majors aud 57Captaius.
The Dispatch complains that the Fed
erals can at any time cut on the retreat
oftho Contedcralcs by stopping the Rail-
road at Petersburg, and intimatcs that
the retreat To Lynchburg aud the moun'
tainS was the only one len TO them.
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Gem. DupoU,'s Advance upon
Charleston.

Nhw loRk, June \,
letter from Hilton Head says that
railroad communication between Charles
ton aud Savannah is cut OIL This Nas
nccompli he'd by Gen. Stevens with 500
men. They were met by 1000 OF the en-.
'my, wien skirmish cnsucd. Alter n
short .harp dghtthe rebels were driven
of We then destroyed the track for
some distance and held the position till
the enemy appeared in strong furce when
We rctrcated in good order.
The captain of the rtvcnrc steamer
Flora reports the enemy in the vicinity Of
s'pno 10000 strong.
The negro brigade has been disbpud-
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From unrper,. Ferry.

llARrER's FERGy, JurcS.
Al dcmago done to the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad by Jacsson's force has
h"cn repaired, except the GrcO, Potomac
Bridge. The running OF through mai
aud passenger trains Will no resumed
t.mo.rowi passengers will be transfcrr
I'd by the military pontooa bridge.
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Jittiu attetl,lp Jribu,te'
- - ~ -
a. l.. MK n * = j. th.,Mc t,eft,ANn
MsI&ee- *. MsSJIeIiand
EDtroRs AsD.pRoPRHfoRs. /.
oFElcE--siIawHAN's RLOCH
Cor, Washington q Market SIS. 3
RIO. n ctt. - - = -,
tIIfIn. o. FlIday Jpne 4. I'D.
The IIni0n Cnnrenlinn

Tho undersigncd,. representing THr
UsoS CosvESTios which ossemBiear IN
this city on the 5tb'of September last,
call ppon-"oli loyal oitzens who o.nre in
favor ofthe mathematics of the Goverds
mcnt, and OF tbc'VgofoUs and continued
prosecution of the warpow carried on for
the suppression Of ,herebelion sgainst
the Governments again to meetahd Nd,
point delegates TO UNION CONVENTION TO
be held In this city, on Thursday, the
2lst dOy ofAugus. next, TO- the nomina
ton Of candidates for the following off
ccs:
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Secretary OF State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member Of the Board Of Public
Works.
The Convention viii be composed of
the same number Of delegates M consu-
tutrd the Convention Of last year, and ap-
pointed in like manner among the several
counties, ~ follows:
Crawford, O. Eric, d; Huron, G: Ot,o-
wa, 2; Seneca, 8; &c. &c.
We rrronmcrd that the delegates be
chosen by conventions In the several
counties, to be held on Saturday, the 10th
OF August.
The Convention will assemble at II
o'clock, A. NJ. .,---thc place Of meeting
b. hereafter dcsignat d.
G. NJ. PARSONS, chm.
II. +. MARTIN, Sec'g.
Union Executive Committee.
Columbus, June ID, 1862.
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ATTEND TO IT.

Seneca County is entitled to six dele
gates to the Union Convention, called 10
meet at Columbus on the 2lst OF August.
How shall they be Appointedl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mich Cows for Sale.

The undersigned has four fresh
milk cows for sale, at his farm, miles north
cast OF Tiilih.
JOHN PITTENGER.
June 10. GO 3w.
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Joe. JOHNSON WOUNDED.

The Richmond papers admit that thei
Commander in Chief, Gen, Joe. johnson
WIS baoly wounded at the battle Of Rich
mOnd.
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ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND
HEAD STONES,

at the Seneca County Marble
Works, immediately adjoining the Wire Bridge
fifiA, Ohis.
The Monuments, nc. are composed Of original de-
ate I'D beAutlal structnres 10 mode ~ nse, which the
proprietor is de- sImineA sell the most aceoamo'
dating terms.
~ n orders ate ended 10 with pIomptnsss.
eV- Experienced workmen employed aud seni 70
all rs OF the 81 TO erect monuments made by NE
eSy-speeimenf can be sesn Al tbs yards, OF in me
semsisriss in and around r.ns orin ssnsoa and adj
0'- a. HiEBEL.
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ORA. s. Ramsey, Of Ken,On, Adiu
,ant of the SD Regiment, has resigned
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SENECA COUNTY
MARBLE YARDS.
Immediately south of the Wire
Bridge, Tifiin, D.
ABNER NIEBEL..

Tombstones, Monuments, Man.
tie pieces, Table and Stand Tops, and every othe y
article in his line manufactured to order and IN the
most approved an modern styles.
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eTsub'eribe for the TRiprxE-onl,
ei,oo syear.-
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Persons who are about improv.
ing their lots in Puble Cemeisries and Private Burial
Grouuds ass respectfully invited to call aud eHaniR'
the lsLgs aud complete lot Of
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Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods,

on hand, and latge lot Of RgApY.Nlpr CLOTHING Of
my own manufacture, witch will Sc sold for cash
cheaper than ever bsfore offered in this market.
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WAR! WAR;!

We are selling GROCERIES
a, Pris.sts nit tAs hs.l tmss, Wholesale and rstai
n. A. DuskIRk 4 BRo.
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The Clothing Store
PHILIP sCHEIB.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
VeStixa@s,

Twseds, uhlon Cassimef', satinstts, Kentucky
leans, and III kinds Of sumner goods; also a full
stock of
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-18
FOR THE LEAST MONEY,
GO to Hagadorn & Bowley's;
For any want may be supplied
BY THEIR IMMENSE STOCK AND
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

Fine Fast COlOred Prints. s $40 Cts.
Fine Blooohed shirtImg g............I2 IL Cts.
Beautiful DelaInes ........... lie Cts.
Thrce-Ply Carpets. 81 90
Brussels Carpets. 81 90
Heavy Black Silks xs.................SI 81 90
Splendid Fancy silks. so Cts.
Beautiful Silk Robes ...........ss Il $40
And all Other Goods in Proportion !