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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
.zrnEAnouARrERs COMPANY D

REPRESENTATIVES, COMPANY u,
II. "a. .G.) Sixth Regiment, o. ", Camp al
Beverly, Va, July With, 1861.
bR. =. ", RosAoK, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sir--We received your long wished
for aud welcome Remedies few days ago,
and hasten to return You unanimous expires
ston in regard to oar high opinion OF the mer'
is OF Aasne.
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company, srd heartily attest % the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits. In our
cases, especially where there have been SO
many great changes as fVm the civilian ~
daily rouii ire in b shices Mt home To the cx.
poscd habits of active soldiers in a strange
and Onn atussal counuy, do we most appreci'
ate the merits Of such heaven.sent values as
yours. To all thosc in our position dc VIC
most vu,phatioaty reommend your remedies,
being assured, from experteiNc, that they
will oc very wenosae companion.
Yours. very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS.
Capt Co. u. Sixth Reg't, o. V.
James Y. Semplc. lst Sergeant Company u
Chas. II. Foster, I'd S-rgenb
Chas. b. Russell, Is. Lieut. Co D.
Thos S. Royse, 2d
Il. u. Warren, ID Scrgt
s A. Thayer, 4th Serg't
Sam'l u. Schooloy, ,Colnmissary,
Corporal Charles w. Taylor
Corporal Edward Bulimann.
Corporal Carlton G.. Cable.
Together with 90 privateS--R unanimous
expression being given.
For sale at No East Fourth st.eet, anS
by druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of Suffers Is solicited
to this ~ living the best articles for com
plaihts Incident to camp life. nov7.lm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
LAW oF NEWSPAPERS.

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rotice to the contra IS are considered as wish
Ing to continue their subscriptions to the pa
per.
.. fspb,rribers order the discontinu.
snee Of their period ioals, the publisher may
contSue to send thcm Until all arrearnge,
are paid.
3. Irsubseribers neglee. 8r refuse TO take
their periodicals from the oIliee TO which
they were directed. they are held rsiponsi.
bic ill they have seitled the bill and order
ed them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove to other places,
without Informing the publisher, nnd she pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they ar,
held responsible.
s. The Courts have decided that rcfus
ing TO take periodicals from the Office, OF re.
moving aud leaving them ubcalled for, il
rRINA FAciE evidsace of intentional fraud.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

IIssRry TOWNSHIP, Crawford co., June u. G2.
Ma. EDIToRi--sirs-Feelihgi il a duty owe 10 ths
afflicted, 1 was taken with bilious arrangement in
lS4s, which was very severe. res0iisd 10 the NJ.
D.'s, alopathic doctors, Z in number, In Bucyrns,
Cleveland and Rugies, In The State OF Uhio stay.
cd four weeks In Clsysi,nd, getting no beusf,
stepped in Rugles Huron CO.. called on sh old NJ. D.,
who said had a Tape Worm. lie gave me 10 grains
Of eslonel and tnrpentine. u looseued aiy teeth
and nigh killing me. Others in Bueyrns said
had the Liver Complaint, and gave me hdgF doses o.
eaonsei And quinine. grew worse all the tine.
Some sf the doctors adv ssd to travel 10 gain ~
health, while o,hsrs sad would nsssf gain ny hsAl1h
and get we'll.
When all medical aid ofths ola school faculty had
exhausted their skill and all hope gone and LIE
deprived OF, was prevailed to 40 and tmpoy Dr..
A. BENHAM, physopaiaie physisiad Of hsmors,
ssheca co., DAio, Who, with his hasterlY sktl and
sentative remedies, restored me 10 health IN aboni
weeks, when walked hons. le o,iiss, iI one day ,
and soon got able 10 go work, and quite well
with the exception ofts dire effects OF the eaome
With that ption, have good health eyef
since, and hAs- kaowa nr. a. Bsnhaai 10 cure nem
sroos eases, where their ply had shhadoasd
hem and all hope gone. Iwould advise The allie cd
ID call on Dr. A. Banbam at oaoe and moi dslsy any
tonksf He can bresk aver or any acute o. ehToa-
Be dtsssss, In less time thlh any physician ever
knew. xl..
JOSEPH WARNER, Witnsss. u
NJ. A, Bsahsas's aasdieilss fos sails bs pspeis
4 Co., TIN.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Cur Srmg Correspondence
LETTER FROM THE I2aD.

MARIETTA . Oct. 18th 1867.
We arrived here safely this evening
and proceed Immediately by r. r. to
Parkersburg, l2 miles below, We have
been two days coming down the Mus
kingum river from GAINESVILLE in steam
boats. The river was so low the boat
grounded every few miles aud we had to
get out walk part Of the way and pull the
boat after us,
We came straight from Monroeville to
Newark thence TO GAINESVILLE and thence
here. We did not get off from Monroe
vile until Thursday at r. m. 1t was
after / A. NJ. when we got to Zanes.
vile. We got on board boat and slept
till morning. We have had fine time
coming down the river shooting geese
ducks On the way. The Indies of Zanes-
vile treated US with the greatest kind
ness giving the boys all they could eat
and drink.
Tie Company has gone down u
Parkesbutgh and ] am staying to TAXI
care Of the Baggage.
l do not know exactly where we viii
be or dered from Psrkesburgh but il is un.
derstood we are to help drive the rebels
away from the Kanhawha Valley Salt
w ork, from which they arc now shipping
500 bbls of salt daily.
The men of Company D who left
camp with US are all well ex cept Lieut.
Keller who is somewhat indisposed. The
boys are In excellent spirits and eagery
for the fray. You may look for telling
work in this quarter as large body
of troops is collecting in the Kannwhs
Valley and at Ciarkesburg.
Il ia understood that we win be under
Gen. Cox, who is about to take Com.
mand in Western Virginia. Several reg
iments have just gone on and more are
coming. Our boys from old Seneca will
give good account Of themselves when
they meet the enemy face 10 face. They
are not thc men TO skulk or turn pale
when danger upproaehes. Fhsy are
true as steel and know for what they
are fighting. All that is necessary to
complete their happiness is to SEQ the
Seneca county paymas.sr coming with
their county bounty. II was promised
the boys and they ought to have y
II. 4. M.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
New York Market.

NEw YoRK Oct %
FLors-Snlcs ofle $40 bbls at 5.41@5 GO
for super western SO 65@6 80 fer common
TO medium extra western, Sc l5tG6 % Tor in.
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
HEAr-Salesat at 81 l0@Sl l6.
RyE-Sales ut 00@7lc.
BARIEy-Salesh at SOEc
CoRN-S Sales $4,000 bu at 46@is for new
yellow.
oAts--sslcs at i2@4ic for State, West
ern and CANADIAN.
WniskY-hcld o6ilc.
PoRK-Sales. $50 bills at Sll $4,000 on
for mess II 50@l2 90 for prime
BLIf-Sales at So 5O67OO for country
prime, IS 00@l0 00 for country mess.
BxEF HAas-steady. Sales at Sl6 ou@$OO
90 Tor weeterh.
Our MrAts--bull, Al 3tS@4e for 6houl
,,erS, und4S4 aSlzc lot hams,
Bacon Steady. sales NJ B2ic.
LARp-Sales al 7;s@slse.
BurrER-A fair business doing at log II
for Ohio; l6@l9e tor State.
GnEE k-406c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

Godey's Lady's Book for November
eohtains brilliant promises for the coming
year, and Cooley never falls behind bis prom
ises. Marion hariand, the brilliant author
ess, will furnish story for every number o
the Book for 1863. Godeys steel and fashion
plates always stand unriyailed. The new
fashion plate alone costs $4,000 more thar
those published by any Of his rivaIs: Ever,
lady should read Cooley, and as no one like
to lend their Book they should Subscribe al
once. We win furnish the Lady's Book and
the TRiBusr one year for 50 GO. The price
OF the book alone 10 50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Asssssoaas ossicK Of the 9th Disif.as,
Of the State y Ohio. = \

ofthe Ststs y vmvs 10, ,ae5
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hfvc suodiVsoeu this bisuiee nv" io-',
teen oiyisions Tor tle assessment oi isket'
and appointed, .Assnt@nt Assessors 'herein'
40 follows, .c.uiV -,
The several tor ntiina Of NVrwa'k, hidge-
field, aud Lyme, IN ING Souny " hSrv"'
comptic DIVISION Nunues yne' ahe NJ
RAM ROSE, Of Norwalk' Vhis'H The AS
sstant Assessor thereii. q
The several townships VI Sherinshl rrnl
Notwich richmond, Vrecnnelu' snu "sN
Haven, IN the County Vi Huron, cvinpt,se
Division Number Two, aud JAMES ~
EAsrOS. OF Msxville. Huron Co, ohio' IL
the Assistant AssessOr ther.in'
! The several lswnstits " btonson, hart.
land, Clsrkshcld, WHkcmgpb aud iawnsend
u thr county OF Huron, cvmptiss DIVISION
Nuinbcr. Three, und JOHN LANGoN, OF
Olena, Huron county ohio' iS Tue Assistant
Assessor hsreis. ,,.l,
The several iownship.of a'fheld' theh'
vile, New London, aud RIPLEY, ~ ths eoun.
" oi hnr9n, con rs DiNislon Nuhn" :
rour, anu 'OhN nahNnS u vSen",V"
Swtoh, hutoh county, ohio' Is ,ne ASSIST
anl Assessor tnerc'n' 49,,
=, ihs seNe.ai ioNhsn'ps "' hr'"m' t'orN"ee
Nermi'ion Huron, anu hilsn, m Erie oouh,
y, comprise D'vis,on Nnno'r rWe' anu
.hakLES ~ ~ oiSrohD, W fiorehec'
Erie county, oh'o' 10 he Assis'"h' assessor
h.ren'
lhe several townships OF ohlorJ; "rr'on'
,shns, MaiHaf.ua, iof''anu' anu he"sl :,
sla"d 10 Ere county, Vpu,lIiae VISION
NuuOes s'N, anu ", biSELO"' OF sah'
dusky, hr'e county ohio'iS INC Assistant ~
eeTsnr thereih' =.
Ottawa county eIinhr sss DWs,on yum
yer S,veh' ahl lLIlAM JVnNsON' "'
i%t Ohn'on' ottawa county Onio' +" h'
H,nsW"' heS'ssw' , p.u..u,. =,
lhe several townsh'ps Q, en'',le' J.eS'
SOU s1ut', aaulson' "ooo,,is' WASHING
'on' ahu sii 'nat part o, Wv image f'e'
mont when is situated ~ we township OF
, oahunshy aug sou.h o' .ne W'ssern hS'c,Vs
: suu M"unieo iu'"p'sne ~ nv"u' :" 1sususs
county ~ n,p'vnnS n DN'nSn Nuuovs s'sh.
ANA ohoAoe ha moNp' /" rreh'Vh'
Sanuuskr eveny' Nh'O' Inv ass's'ah' ~
s':ser 'hetr'n' ~,
Inc several 'ownsnlps m iors, ,orn
s'hu' NrVVh NrccNi N'1 N've u"u psnu"s
: ky' excepting 50 nluen o' the 'u'sge OF ERE
mon. W Sahuushy townsnlp' as si'ustru
sou'h ot The Western hesrrVs a"u MHu'ne'
turnpike hoau, IN san1usAy evnn,l, erm
Prise Division Nuso,r N,ne. anu JosErn
i.' hAWsoN' oi Fremont, s"huusky .oun
W, Ohio Is the A'sis,an. Assessor therr'n'
ihs several ,owhsnips VI wn'"'one' DSi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

a.a,, john Hs,lcr. et al.
NJ Virtue " an ysSler made by the Court OF
CcmSs0n Pleas OF Senees County, Ohio, on
the Sd day " June, A, ., is62 in the above
entitled cause end TO me dNocied, l will eifer
Tor sale at publtu vepdno at the door Of the
Court House, la Tie city Of Tina, In said
county, On A
Ter 9Th DAY os ocronR. A, b. lsss
between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. M :, and
O'Clock y. 81, OF said day the lollowi ing de-
sc,ibcd lands and tenemente, to.wit
Being part OF lot numbered eight lsl 10
the town of Louisville, commencing, Mt the
South East corner of said lot, running Wesl
niucty 1907 feet thence North blty sik los
feet thence East ninety 1901 feet thence Sout
to the placq VI beginning, 10 Seneca eount'
Ohio,
LEVI wEiRlCK,
Sheriff.
Sept. 2tlh, is69. 1915
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

0STGov. Tod. Of Ohio, has rccieved
from Col. Fuller, the nag cf the btoedy 9th
fesss regiment, captured at the late bat
tie Of Corinth, by Owen D. Cloud, ofCo,
G, 9th Ohio. For this gallant deed
Cloud has been commissioned as captain
Cloud was shot by a rebel afser taking
the flag, and his death has beon orroae-
ously reported.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

The Berger Famiiy.--Cn last Sunday
afternoon we had the pleasure of listening tC
this celebrated family Of musicians, who
have lately elected the applause Of the east
ern press by their concerts in Nav York
Philadelphia. and othsr places The family
consists OF four children--the eldest being
~ years oid---of Mr. Berger, the Organ bull
der Of this city, and son OF Prof. Thiele, q
German instructor Of note.
The children, though smail and young
make excellent music, and the way they ham
die their Instruments would do credit to ma.
ny Of the older eoneertists who have been
here. We understand they are also excellen,
singers. but in this we did not hear them.
They win give d concert at Loesser's Hall
on next Monday evening. and We advise al
lovers of good music to 20 and hear them. j
You do you will not regret il. h
No more Rheuu,atisxa sftes using Wstsons
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

sheriff Weirick made good run on
Tuesday, as he deserved to do, for all sc.
knowledge he makes the best Sheriff we
have had for long time. While a fair nv.
erage majority on the ticket is 900, he re
duced Child's majority to s77.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

DIR. Kagy, our present Efficient and ac'
Auditor. received, at the lat,
election, the aatte ring majority OF io4s.-
Two ears ago he was elected by majority
of only las. ofcourss it does not suit us tc
have Democratic Auditor, but il we had to
choose one out Of that party, we would Ger
taiuly light on the Doctor He is a No.
fellow and makes capital officer. All righu
but his politics!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

Masonic Grand Encampment. The
Masonic Grand Enosmpment Of the State,
holding its sessions at Columbus, have elee-
ted the following officers for the ens0ing
year:
Sir Kent Jarvis, Massilon. Grand Master.
Sir Thomas Sparrow, Columbus, Deputy
C. NJ.
Sir r. Creighton, Cleveland, Grand Gen
eralissimo.
Sir Hemsn Ely, ESris. Grand Csptsis
General.
Sir Zechsriab Cornell, Chillicoti.e, Grand
Prelate.
Sir Conelius Moore, Cincinnati, Grsnd
Junior W.
Sir Samuel P. A.tell, Nj. Vernon. Grand
Junior W.
Sir Peter Thatcher, Cleveland, Grand
Treaeuren
sir John D. Caldwell, Cincinnati. Grand
Recorder
Sir ]. II. .wsggoner, riqua, Grand Stand
ard Bearer.
Sir J. W. bndsrhill, Massillon, Grand
Sword Bearer.
Sir J. NJ. Stuart, Columbus, Grand War.
den.
sirJ. u. Covert, Cincinnati, Grand Ssnti'
mel.
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Tribute of Respect.-At q special
meeting Of the Independent Fire Company
No. 1, of Tiftin, Ohio, the following preama-
bio and resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed.
Whereas, OH brother Lieutenant c, W
Barnes. OF company A, Eight o. V. l.. has
| deceased from wounds received on the battle.
field Of Antietsn,, while in the discharge oi
his duty, on that ever memorable day. there.
fore bo 1t
Resolved, That in thu death Of our es.
teemed Brother, we have lost an earnest aud
valuable member, and true and faithful
| friend, and VIZ bear united testimony OF thu
faithful discharse orhis duties, us a member
of our company, and his uniting cttorts,whers
life Or pt operty was at stake--no duty being
imposed which was not more than perform
dino sacrifice necessary which MAS not cheer
fully made.
Resolved, that in his death, society has
lbst one Of Its brightest ornaments; the su
fthhE aud Distressed. II frieud; our country
\ br,ve and valuable offer, his family a du
tif,ll con and brother.
Resolved, that while we sincerely deplort
his death, We deeply sppreciate the patriotic
motives which he'd 10 his sacrifice, we homo
b nd estsem him for his earnest devotion I,
our comm on county, and revere the grea
sacrfice Of his life.
Resolved that we bear testimony of hi,
gallant condue, on the bloody field 6f An
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The M,Iitia.-Tbe Seneca county &,

The Miiitia.-The Seneca county com
pany Of drafted militia. now at Camp Mans
field, have organized by electing DR.. c. T
Lee, of Bcttsville, Captain, Thomas Stuart,
of Hopewell township. First Lieutenant, and
James Msgofin, Of Seneca township. Second
Lieutenant. We understand that they make
a 6ns appearance. and will. no doubt, do hon
or 10 Old Seneca.
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Teachers Institute.-Let the teachers
of the county attend the Institute at Repub
lie, commencing Nov. 10Th. 1t will be Prof.
Schuyler's last week in the Seneca County
before taking the Mathematical oh air IN
Baldwi in University.
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Market Prices.-Good winter apples are
worth 40 cents: cider, 81 so per barrel Irish
potatoes SO cents; sweet potatoes rs cents;
fall apples from Is to 25 cents.
Apples are very plenty and POTATOES scarce
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Fine Priuting.-Hsviag Just ad-

Fine Priuting.-Haviag just ad-
ded a large assortment Of NeU Jo6 TYPE
as toeu as other Fine Printing Mdteridi'
to our JOB Department, ,oe are notc pre-
pared 10 do ali kinds Of Fine Printing
In a siyle not 10 be surpassed. Wedding
Inuieufion, Visiting and Business Cord
printed in very superior manner. III
Tint and Coior Printing pe cannot B,
erceHed. Call at he TRIBUNE Office dnr
see specimens.
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Jdfiu at,eeklp gribnue,
=. mi. pETTENCII,LNC q CO.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York. sd estate
St., Boston, are our Agents for the Tifri'
TRIpuss, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions fo'
us at our lowest rates.
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Recorder Beilharz, it will be noticed
received the highest majority of any one on
the ticket, liiS. Well. the Squire tends
well to his business, aud deserved to be re.
elected.
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Blanks! Blanks I!

All kinds Of Blanks, OF the most approved
terms, well printed on fine paper, kept con.
SANITY on hand and Cor sale cheap at tho Tai
TUNE OFucE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoenas,
Attachments. Nendts,
Executions. Constable safes,
Blank Notes, &C., &c.
TJustices and Notaries supplied on reas
clable terms.rn
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New Subscribers have been steadily roll
ling in Of late. for which We are duly thank.
full, and hope our friends will continue on
in the good work. ~ We have room on our
books for few names yet.
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MILLINERY
aud -
MANTUA MAKING.

Mf5. Il. y, hLLEN WIhIIVS 10
infofm ,bs sdiss of Tim and veinir that she in.
tends 10 tsfg Anes Assoipent Of miliasry goods ss
Gaps, Dresi Thmnidasi Apiiop,, BeIis,. &s, She
viii spare pains Ia kSepihg pine latest ntyelly af
the season. she bas employed an expetiepeed dress
Maker TO superintend that department. Family sew
ng done TO order, snd On short notice.
Dresses, ,Closks, ana Mantilia. made nt prices TO
suit the times. Terms, eash. Ladies give hers call
and you willbs surprised al the exceeding low prices
Come and see for yeursslsss Paitsms fer ladies and
ch,drsn's Appsrsf Thanknal for past fssors, she
hopes s,llto shass the pabhe ps.ronass:'
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Seneca County Acadamy.-1h he Winter
term Of this Institution will open Nov. 24th
under charge oil Mr.. J. E. Gregory young
man Of much proaise.