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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

TREDEL ORrHooRArHY.-In rccei 1
rebsl ictter,e sifred Of the South
speaks of fight on the "pernincherier.
TABLES TvRsED.--A friend at our ell
bow says that in meeting sable son Of
Africa yesterday, he was accosted by him
thus:
6TIsa single bloody day an army
may be contracted to half its size tn,
greatest of army contractors" is bat
tle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEM
ECA COUNTY UNION CON-
vENTfON.

The Union men Of Seneca county as
sembled at Lessers Hall, in Tifin, on
Saturday, August 3oth, at hslfpast ten
o'clock, a. m, for the purpose Of nomins-
ting ticket to be supported at the COM
ing October election.
The meeting was organized BY calling
James N. Brinkerhof, Of Seneca town
ship, TO the Chair.
On motion, J. II. Foster, Of Joudon,
and John swigart, Of SciPio. were sp.
pointed Secretaries.
On motion, Committee on Crcden-
tials was appointed, consisting Of one
member from each voting precinct in the
county.
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Losf-.s5 Reward.

LOST betweea Tim and Mrln,orc on tho
| 9Th Of August a large POCKEr BOOK,
containing about $32 iu Bank Not .. Also
one Promisary Note for S39, signed by Or.
Chids. o.e Not for si2 signed by Joseph
Hsrbaugh. y -',9l =
ADAM HUPPLE.
August 90, 1862.
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CINCINNATI IS sApE.

NINVINNkff, cept'Is
To hs Press Of Clspelaads-The Gov.
ernor feels no apprehension a. to the safe
y sf this city. He re,urnes to columbc.
s,morow morning.
GusrAy C. +. wrBER,
Sorssoa General Of OAio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
Sorgsoa Gsnsrai Of 0Aio.

0rA reverse in war may be bles-
sing 10 d'sguise. ssd . fellow in liquor
may be man In aisguise, but ~s like
blessings aAa asa bes. wi,Aoa, ,Ass ai.-
gssses.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wood Wautcdt

FROM 25 to lG0 Cords Of
good DRY HARD WOOD, to be delivered
at the road side within three mi!es Of town.
Apply to
w r. CHAMBERLAIN.
August %. 1862. Thin, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

eyA syraesse paper says that a"eol-
ored dy,"ss,ited in the blight Of fsshion,
sailed into store and electrified the
clerk By inquirias II he had one of .them
hoop skirts with . digsstible . hustie.n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
Our Nominee tor. Conrrcs..

The Union Congressional Convention
at Monreeville, on Tuesday, put In nom
nation, Tor Congress, Hon. 3. T. Won-
cEsrER Of Huron county. We do not
know what other names were before the
Convention, but we do know that, in Mr..
Worcester, tho Convention made an er.
esllent choice. He has served one tern
slready--is tried man and man whose
leyslty and devotion to his country are
beyond question. With him, the main.
,ainsuce Of the Union is para mount to
party aud oil other considerations. He
helhves in crushing out this rebellion by
vigorous blows and will continue, as he
has done, to sustain the Government and
vote all the men and money necessary to
accomplish that object, That he will be
elected, there Is not the least doubt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

s. D. SHEATH, Chairman.
On motion, the report was adopted.
On motion, the Convention proce6 ded
to nominate Candidates in accordance
wit the call published in the Union pa
pers Of the county, the Delegates from
the different townships being authorized
to cast the vote of their respective town
ships.
The following names were announced
for Auditor: Erestus G. Btwc, of Clin-
tor James w. Lawheud, Of Dig Spring;
aud James II Brinkerhoff, of Seneca.
The Convention proceeded to ballot,
with the following result
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Sheriff's Proclamation.
@&M

THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS, OF the
County Of Seneca. in the State Of Ohio. arc
hereby notified to meet at the usual place Of
holding Elections in their respective town
ships, on The
ed Tuesday OF October, A. D., iss2,
Il being the l4th day Of said month, between
the hours OF o'clock A. M. and O'clock
T. N. Of said day to vote for
oSE juror. Of tie Supreme Court.
For the State Of Ohio.
osE sEcRrrAHr or Stare.
For the State Of Ohio.
Osr ATTORNEY GxsKaAL.
For the State Of Ohio.
0Ex ScRooL Commissioner,
For The State Of Ohio
OSE MrhBER of the Board OF Public Works,
For the State Of Ohio
ONE CossREssMAS.
Fur the 9th Congressional
District, composed Of Huron, Erie, Seneca.
Crawford. Ottawa and Saadusky counties
OsE AupIToH,
. For the County Of Seneca
oSE TskAsrRsH, fi tl4
For the County Of Seneca.
osE saERlry,
For the County Of Seneca.
osK Rrcosorn. rh
For the county OF Seneca.
osk coHaIssIosrR.
For the County Of Seneca.
0sk lSrIRMARr DiREcros,
EF FOR The County Of Seneca.
osr su.vrrOs,
For the County Of Seneca
osE CoRoSKk,
For the Coua,y Of Seneca.
AND WHEREAS, by an Act Of the Legis-
lature OF the State OF Ohio. passed February
9th, 1881, IL is further made the daty of the
Sheriffs OF the different counties, at the tins
of preeis imiag tho election, to Civ. notice 10
the Trustees Of the Townships oiths number
Of persons 10 be returned aa 1arors from
each Township. The appointment Of Jurors
as made BY the Clerk OF the Court Of Com.
moa Pleas. " he returned 10 az follows ?
Adams, Bloom. Y
Big Spring, 8 Jackson,
eoen, Loudon.
Liberty, I Reed, D
hopewell. Seipio, a
Seneca, sett I'll Thompson s
Pleasant, 5I Clinton,
Seniee, . lat Ward. Tifin, 8
ai Ward, TiAp,
Given under my hand and Seal al the shsif's
Office, in the Guy Of Tina, this I'd DAr
o. SArfsnsSs 4. U. is62.
ofsenecs cqcnty, Ohio
shcrifrs Office. Tifia, Ohio.
August %, 1864 y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

0TMaior couer left for Nashville
yesterday xtsrnoon with forty -nino re-
sraisss ter cos,srs Cleveland Battery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05
Dedlea,loa OF 81. Jos. Charcn.

St. Joseph's Catholic Church win be
Dedicated on Sabbath. September ia,h.
Archbishop PuSckLl will dedicate the
churca. aud the Bishop Of Fort Wayne,
and probably the Bishop from Milwaukee.
aud other distinguished Priests win be
present.
Bishop PuRekII win have public re-
eep,ion BY tho Band aud Catholic
Churches, Of this city, on Saturday aher.
noon, isth instant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

0TA dispatch 10 shs ch'csgo Ti.
bss says that Gen. Benhsu's name has
been stricken from the rolls Of the army.
or Subscribe Tor the rHlssHz--ssly
eiyso per year.
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FIRST BALLOT.

On motion Scudder Chamberlain was
declared the unanimous choice Of the
Convention for the office of Treosuer.
Levi Weirick being the only csndi-
date presented for the Office Of Sheriff,
was unanimously nominated by acclaua-
ton.
The names Of Joel Hale, Of Loudon /;
w. J. Crissel, of Scipio; A. C. Baker,
of Reed I; and Lorenzo Abbot, Of Pleas
ant, were announced for Commissioner.
The Convention proceeded to ballot !;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

On motion, James ii. Brinkerhof was
declared tho unanimous choice of the
Convention Tor Auditor.
The following naines were presented
to the Convention for Tressucr Isaac
Seits, Of Bloom; Scu1dcr Chamberlain,
Of Eden J. w. Lawhesd, Of Big Spring;
and Horace Hall, Of Adams.
The balloting for Treasurer resulted as
follows
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-05

Given under my hand aud Seal al the shsan's
Office, in the Guy q 1iiiia, ibis I'd DAr
o. SArrsnssH A. u. t662.
LEVI WEiRlCK. SheriG
0fSenecs cQcnty, Ohio (
shcrifrs Office. Tifsa. Ohio,
August 20, 1854 y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

nqains, the eremy were alike worthy Of yourselves
aud q sacred cau'e our glorious hsg upholds.
thank you for them, ard congratulate You upon
the results achieved. No comuander-ia-c'i.f could
have been more giiiantly sustained, or could have
desired amore gratifying display Of coolness, skill
ald discipline.
We have yet more work of the kind TO accomplish,
aud y II soon deliver another blow TO crush tie by
dfa of rebellion. From what have already wit
messed ali sure that sou will 90 il we'll
J.. 81. GOLDSBOROUGH.
1 S Srg,NER PmtApSIrnlA}
or R1AsoEs Feb. TO- IgC2.
Hos. GIDsoN WHLEs Sccyefargq me Nary
SIR; Just as / closed NV dispatch u y0uo yesie'-
dav I received Trustworthy information that The
Rebel steamers which oecap from here uac gone 10
EGzah.fh Cuv aud thereupOn imuedi 'ttly "ideIed
Comm DGer Rowan 70 iake nriteh 81 our s'eaue'5
under lis COMMAND and TO III Iui.u't oil then ana
,so II ole 70 execute smother new service
a.. ~ dssfr, ION no the North River Of link OF
lie Alb.pa,le ard ChcsaTeake Canal lie dashed
al ,ciil s. hole heart az Ills work, Ind the way ne
fa. sc ,rIIsacd lie lrst part " II hls own prehm-
Inn rcr0.t copy Of which have herewith TO IL
clr.e. Will inform you.
b,ye decided g. send the Stars and Stripes OF to
Hampton Roads tomorrow, TO bru9 me Ammunition
G,on thelo without delay.
Mr.. Van Bwui, MY Secretary, viii 90 in her, and
rroce ed 20 Washington 20 delvcg you NY dispatches
and Tvs oi the Rebel Ilag- We lave taken.
l.. NJ. GOLDsBOROrGH,
Fsg Cfccr, sc.
L. 5. SrsA"Fe DELAWARE. OPT EintpErH CRY
Mordsy trb 10, ldo2. J
SIR: have the happiness 10 retOrl that have
net the enemy OH tuis place tbs morning al :
D dock, and after very sharp engagement, have
III destroyi or capturing IN entire naval
force. and .ilenciug az d destroying ms battery Oh
Coih'f Point
The only vessel saved from destruction the Ellis,
Cap,. j. y. Cook. VINO j. wounded Hnd prisoner
on board this ship. have other prisoners.
Sun happy 10 say that our casualties are few con-
,ii-Iing he warmth Of the enemys ire, say two OF
iar,e Killed. and some wounded.
! send the Eli, to YOU unGer command Of Acting
Na-ter Chase Of this ship, whom hoIe you viii CON
confirm III the command.
Tie conduct o. the gallant men have the honor
10 command Is worthy Of al prai'e
4 detailed account VIII he furnished when have
lime.
an happy TO say tuat none Of our vessels eTe Sc
yeTeb injured.
sail leave here s1.al force and visit the csnal'
md take look into lie other Places before return.
hove tho honor % be, very respectfully, your oteiitn,
servant, ). & hDN AN.
Commando, u. :. n.
No or .al report, but merely private letter, has
PIP 20 clock to-day been received from Gen. Burn
iic by the Ceneral-n-Chiefh here.
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Fox Les also
eceiyed private letter in which it s stated that he
lnaiber Of killed Of our navy is about twenty, ana Of
ne army about thirty
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF COMMODORE
GOLDSBOROUGH.
A special messenger arrived this morning, bringing
g. following dispatches:

special messenger arrived this morning, bringing
g. following dispatches:
g.. FiAG-SrEAIER FHuADELPUii,
or ROA roKR bland. Feb. 2, lllA
Roanoke Leland is ours. Tie military authorities
stnck to Us Yesterday. Their means Of defence
wee truly Formidable and they were used with
termination WORTHY At better cause. They con-
.ied 81 two deliberately consi ructed works, uoui-
Ing together ~ heavy gun three Of them being lOO-
Iotnders nhed. -Four otter batteries mounting 10
gGler 20 guns large portion Of them berg also
u large cahter, end some OF Item rbed; elgnt
steamers mounting two guns each, aud each having
ffed gun with diameter Of a 81 FOUNDER, lr0-
forged obstruction OF smaller vessels aud blk 10
Ibwart our advance, aLG altogether body Of men
nunberir scarcely lea than 5000, VI whom 1000
are now our prisoners
The fighting commenced on The morning Of tie
~ inst, al about II O'Clock, and Wa continued i
DARK. The following morning IT was resumed u dn
early hour ana ii lfsed until well ia the afternoon,
when by bold charge BY our army The Kebcl flag
was made 10 eHccuuo, and Our own was hoie'ed
sVefy where GA the isand III It's Place. No attack
Couio nave been NOE completely executed, ans j,
wac carried out pre,i-ely in accordance with the ar
Elements made before the expedition left Cape
detailed account Of the operations Of the naval
department hereafter.
o. leg 70 submit herewith a copy on genersl order
70 oe read on TIE qUarteroeek Of ecb yosse belong
ang TO that branch q The ertc6;,io,
j. M GOLnsBOROGGH. Flsg OeScsr
z, .ls Hon Gny Nortn ia1ie sdng sqnidTon.
" 'AlN sso'etify II The Navy
GENERAL ORDER.
The following is the General Order:
~" afor'0 o. yesterday aad the Day before
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THE REBEL FLEET DESTROYED.
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COM. LYNCH MISSING.
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BURNING or ELIZABETH CITY,
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DEATH OF 0. JENNINGS WISE.
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THE ROANOKE VICTORY.

OUR SPECIAL REPORT,
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A DIFFICULT LANDING.
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NEwBERN, n. c.
WASHINGTON. Y. c.

Washington is in Beaufort County, On the left
bank Of the Tar River at tie head Of = 4mlico River
Tie latter is navigabe TO Washington orboats draw
~ eight feet Of water. Tar RIVER, which is con
tnuaton Of Pamlco River is nayigable for boatf
with less than eight feet Of water 10 Tarboro.
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FLIGHT OF TIE REBELS.
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1900 PRISONERS TAKEN.
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rpllE SEMI-W EEKLY TRIBUNE
4
The NFw.YoRK SENI-WEEKLY TRBCNE
pabli.hed o,e.y rUEsDAN sni FRIDAY.

Of No I,734 Jan. Il:
I..LEAplvG APTIcLys. 10 Or Tieet'. A ~ o.
History The State fress.efi hd'"H'i '''A
sbph'.
II. FROM FORTRESS MONROE 7W ru..n Ph'
oucfs Relca',d3 LIT q n .r Nams'i o. ChH.'.
ton fdsorer' Seal 10 Collaibii, tol Cocoon r
Columbia Jai.
III THE ARMY FOR TIE tNtOS; let - Prone
tlon' ani hp9oiu'nie 'e,-f'n' Retired an
Re,isastious.
vTHE NEw-YoHK REoIMINrs Is Ths
FIELD
vL.sLAyKs Used FOR NsuruEc1loSAE'
VII .rs0INEER IouggAL or THE BOMBARD-
MINT or FDI,r SUMTER
VII GEN KosECRANs 10 MS TROOPS
ssecs..on il soa,h c.loIasi The cei'r'faoy ~
1880. Important Docame1'
X.LArE SOUTHERN HENS
XIsfIRIT OF TIE SOUTHERN PRESS
xu.ALIEN ENEMIES
XIII. FROM EUROPE: Summary q th. Lsis't New
XIV. LATEST MEMS RECEIVED ~ TELEGRAPH;
Pay .nd Elnoluuci'. o. Military O1icrr'i iisof
.L.fation ~ the ! s2I'uc 'oui
~ NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES Bihmoui
Parer,to Jan. ., A Battle Nrsf iort Royai IL
Rebel lorccs Driven baet s.uare % ~ Sssa'
Pic.ers Unior ,-nen,s o. shir leland sell.
Ilc.niisry flrs g. Richmond
x,IIaTrR IRON PORT ROYAL. Arrival 81 the
fh- ksrdeIbiii ine Bs,tle o. hesr'of, rcff.
Drf-s' ~ ihc kete's
XVII WAR sfWs ~ MNARY
XVII. FROM WESTERN NiHriSft: Bette It liaa.
iefsgil- T. .at oi tir l,'grlfs LsntJ hilcd $50
Noindcd so Los D" Goa Side
XIx..THE sFTrLERs o. LoNG ARROW: Cans
dian Romance.
NX.AMONG TIE PINES
xXi.I7iE DEPARTURE Or y son AID Sill
DILL. Correspondence Of The y y 'lD'r'
xxu..ARE THY sOuTHERS PuvAfEEH'NtN
PIRATES
NNIu POETRY: Mary Mssd.ien"
XIV. THE NEW YORK rRiBl ~.
Ky. .Tllf TRIBUNE ALMANAC
XVI POLITICAL
XVI Personal.
X.SllI .ClTl NEWS.
NNIK MISCELLANEOUS.
KIN. .ERIAOES AND DEhfH'
NXxIaoHsfERCIAL MATTERS: Frn f-rort. 81 the
Siocs Money. Cotton, bisin. aud '-ts MANU-
.pec.aly Reported ioI The =. /. inbnHs.
Tsuy.-One COPY Tor one yoar. ~. 1--we Z pies o''
year. as. Fi,. Cop-' one year All 9o' Ten 'o''s'
n ors address 40.
FOR Club Of Twenty, We 'sni al fr'fs Copy
fo,. Clab o, Forty We send Tie Daily Tribune sr.ia
Ida. rHE TRIBUNE New Yofs.
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Gen. BurBside's Expedition.
sFAmEN-oRprNARY sEAMEN AID OTHERS

sEAMEMmoRDINARY sEAMEN md s,d Q yI.
Commanded by Col w. A. How ard. Pay the the
Navy ECO bounty at the expiration Of term Of service
bspsy can be e for families member thereof paya
bie on each psydly IN EewYork The Colonel will issue
me BENEFITS of he Volunteer fund 81 NewYors aud BROOK
The will also receive nest ard conieiehe ouht-bed
and beddingon being mustered In The Marine Artillery IL
nov IN active service few good ficrs snd D9mne are
needed Early specification IS Necessary. TO NJ oMALL'
IHx,porARTYRs lsr REeIpEsT EAeIK BRIGADE,
No % Broadway, N. V, Jan. 3. 1862.
Special Orders No. Pan ofcers aud pIiva,es Of
'h esmeu sben with leave VII report ioIhwh IA per
BY order Of DANIEL ULLMANN, Col commanding
J. W. CrRrlER seiies Adjetant'
The Volunteer Engineer Re Res in1 pq;.,yrs
Col EDWARD W. SEkNrhi,. Lieut..Coi. JAMES y.
HALL. and Major RICHARD BUTT
ONLY ONE COMPANY YET UNTITLED.
Eight companies now st Hilton Head, 5 c. Pay OF Phi
Tin SEVENTEEN DOLLARS FER MONTH (sI7)
or'secarPenters, .hipcsPen1ers riggers hl.cksmb-
insr. nni'''' g1S.S sna wh'e"ns' vi" DC
None out sound ana oampeseu, men need apply.
Vol IA this regiment viii be under psY and furnished
with ou'ter and raiions and their families will be
one IUNhRED DOLLARS BOUNTY viii be paid to
es.h Younger " lei liu tered out 81 the service
enlistment foS thife years. or dgfng the war.
Headquarters, corner OF Chanles and Chatham SIS. New
York.
Circular. CrNHrgEMNsI ga t'HNKRAtt OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN Cry Dec. 20, 1881.
The Secretary of War directs thst more horse
be housht ut al belonging &c the Government are Ia
sciive ergice
The scl1a Of al OF the Regular and Vol
urieer Ans ced to the above order from he cary Of
War n. c. MFIGS,
CusrteTuester- General U. g.
I. =. Mastering Dhce.-Oficen Of Volunteer,
should so vfiiten losi from iheir Colonies to recruit
., the a. :. Mastering Officers for trsnspoua'i
se,il.ef 81 sccruts This written authority should also
he doise 10y the United States Mus.erg aud Di.busing
oifcCr
No omit wil be paid transportation given unless the
above iulc s. co-e-ueGto
Van Buren, Light Infantry. headquarters No. AZ
BroscTay, New-lo-s, T. canpg.1t a. Isrr Ulkous-
Sns dises Long Island ia the fines. barracks n the State
tLs Regiment T. not 20 be Consolidated Recruits viii
ceve quriers and uniforms emitted Officers hav
rg compute parts o. companies msy obtain posi.ios BY
1pi lyng q. HeadgGaItsfs
1IiOs 4 VAN BUREN,, Colonel
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w ALLAN n ..
W EDuSnce., Broadway and 18Th st.

NOTICFI' repeatedly iuimsted that there will be
no e. list complimentary admissions excepting only the
usual priv 'eges Of the press.
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~ U,HE PEN Is MGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.


MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of The ioGSns sums 10 cab a, Or PCS.
scied Gold Pen Psn. sic,iins the seeo,din
80 GoID PENS WITHOUT CASES
For rs cents the Nse Pen for - cen's tho Lucky peu
or ceu. the Ais STEADY reni for IS cents the lie CANT
rcr and fo' al he Excelsior Pea.
Tie si1es ere, Nos. q. 2. I. snd6.
Thu sAME PENS IN slIyER-pLATED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For - csn.s, the Magic Pens for - the Lucky Pen
o. ~ Awy.Resly Pen; Tor . ., the E.gsot Pen
md foE s. the E5e'l.iSE Pea These are finished
wear q se.y Of which w sr ou'la gross u the be-,
Tie rame -. Morton" "Number" and "oudiiy" ave
stamped h- following Rem. and the Points nte
i1r .y mon' except sins accident. The number. ind
sdapied for the pocket No the smallest AID No 10 th-
ase' Mammoth God Pen, for he desk Long and medium
,b. {. al s.el snd quaie, Sh.It Nhs Of Nos g. s and
sad aio only 0, h' quality The engraving sre iic.in'
'''' - COLD PESs. WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents, No Pen, lst quality, 20 Pen 81
FeI% a No Pee 1t quality. ora No Pen I'd quality
For - Is No Pea ls quality, or No 4reu, "a quali
fOr :. So No Pen, l.i quality, No. Pen, I'd quail
~ . No Pea, Sd quality.
For II Is. No Zen, ls quality ora cPen 2dgniity
tor ~ 3, No Pen. l.. quality. - ..
THE SAME COLD Pms ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CAsEs. WITH PENCILS.
For a. sSo Pen.l s quality ora 70 Pen adgul i'y
for IL - No Pom 1t quality, ora No Peu' I'd qaah
-. q No. \ zen I'd an iilty.
foL az No oPes, lat qasi,y. No Pea, 20 qali.y
Or No Pen, 70 qu.iry
~ y 2 30. Per- 1t qa.H,y. OrANoS Pen, 2dqall
0.. ts Pen. u quality.
a Pea, 1T quality or No. s Pen "a quality.
80. { P,n Ia quality. ..'.....,-,
DoLD PENS, ALL QUALITY, NsiLVER-MoONrhO
~ - No. Pen, for :. - mo 3Peni i0T ~ 70
No d Pea, r. = - No Pen. 80 -.
10 Pen
Tlc l.. Qaa,yn pointed with the very he'. lidon,g
f.refv .ni.ctsd AID Of this gasty a" soli
with 10. 81 si~., Mrcriscton Which xii ahi he closes
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previous 10 the vosf 10
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could ot h,se made Good Whiting and pu'sos Pens 10
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THE TRIM NE AIN A y A
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viii cortain:
ELECTION RET rms from al the State, o. the Union
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AlusufCi
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GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED srATEs-ESeout.e
and Judicial fnvoys EstaordiuAry aud Ministers Resident
from the United States 1t rorcixa ,c1rtsi.
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fsd.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVE Of the UNITED
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LIST q STATES CAPITALS Governors, Zines OF Legiss'
tive Meetings. 0,Iela Elections. etc.
POPULATION EACH STATE bT col S1iFs. Al o
tie Population Of tie principal Cities Of the United states
from tie Census u 1860;
TIFF MORRILL, TARIFF sad the TARIFF ACT Of The
Spe is Scssior-both cornileie;
slso ABSTRACTS q the other Tortant Acs o. The
second Sesson Of tie NANNlb Corgss and the Special
ses,ion OF BE XAXN Also the more important Procls
nations oil President Lincoln;
A CHRONOLO0iCt ~ ACCOUNT Of the important event.
connected with the Rebellion end other matters o seaers
inter-s'.
rsicE - cents; y copies Cor 81; 10 copies as portage
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w ne u.usgrn.gt hl' pleasure in announcing tho h''
Mr.. D. : CLARKE.
b. hi. .s.rsordiusy .ous',on OF
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IN Bourl iraIhi. besuuih Dreni1of
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whose cfp Ike s,mDp ani t'le ers u Judgment a' p 3
inrel by ltsens were he cftnrt means a. bringing
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lHKApouARTYRs 1sr REGIyEsT EAGIB BRiGADR,
No % Broadway, ~ Y, jan 8 1902 }
Special Orders No. n.-Al oficers aud pIiya,es Q
his with leave will report forthwith Ia per
son 40 N comuandaut NJ Camp Winfield Scott Statewide
BY order Of DANIEL ULLMANN, Col commanding
J. ". CrpriER. srfiG, Adjptant.