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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-11-20
m, p,oom,,,le Ala sorie,y.-The

The BIoomviile Aid scciety.-The
following list Of articles have been forwarded
by the Bloom lille Aid Society, to the SAM
,sry Commission in Cine inuati. from March
ist. until August lst. 1863.
% lbs. Of died Cherries, IS lbs. Of dried
Peaches, 4 lbs. dried Elderberries, 1913
los. dried Apples, IA Ibs. dried Cur~nts, 6
lbs. dried Corn 2 Cans Of Maple Molasses,
can o { Peaches, can Of APPLES, can o.
Raspberries, quarts Of cherries, barrel Of
beets, | barrel Of potatoes, barre; Of green
Apples. barrel of apple butter also a
number of sacks containing various kinds OF
small fruits. Clothing-2s shirts. 80 hand
towels, 30 pair drawers. % handkerehiefs,
Ii pair socks, 3 pair pillow slips 9 comforts,
pair Of pillows, 9 dozen fine combs, ! sheet
o.. bandages.
The members Of this Society, feel truely
grateful to the Kind ands generous hearted
people Of Bloomviile and surrounding com
munity, for their lberal manner in which
they have contributed Of their means. and
for the cheerful manner in which they have
responded to their solicitations, when called
upon to give to the soldiers Not only have
the old responded, but the yonng FOLKS have
been jlligcnt aud through their mite Socie.
ties, penny by penny have they collected
until they have been able topay many dollars
in the Treasury, by which means they have
no doubt contributed to the eomfor, and hap.
piness Of many brave soldier.
We thank the people for the many kind
favors received AMI hope they viii continue
to assist US in our benevolent work, until our
brave boys shall wipe ont this wicked rebel
lion, and return victorious to their homes ia
enjoy the peace, for which they arc now
toiiug. By order OF the President,
NANCY u. Wrsr.
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Assessors orrts Of the On Ds,riet)
Of the State OF Ohio. y
~ -. -. 80 tgc9

ANat~~NE NfElfh W VIZ ~ ANehiNNl
Of the State OF Ohio
T,FrfS, Jan. 9th, 1859.
have sulslividcd this nslrist into ten
(i0) Divisions. and appointed Assistant AS
SCISSORS therein, os follows, to'rn;
D,v,sioN No. l Is comprised oftfe several
Townships Of Lyme, Mdg6cld Nofwalk
Townsend. Wakeman, sherman, Fcrs, Hro's
son. aud Hariaul, in Huron County. and
HIRAM ROSE,of Norwalk, Huron Coauty
Ohio. is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division NJ, . u comprised Of the sevcrSl
Townships nf Clarks6yld. Norwich Green.
field. Fairfield, Fitchyille, New London,
Richmond. New Haven. Ripley, aud Green.
wich. in Huron County, aud ANSON u
SKELIENGER, vt New London. Huron
County. Ohio. is the Assistant Assessor
therein
Division NJ. l. comprised Of The several
Townships Of Brr in. florcHcc, Nrrmillion
Huron, Milan, Oxford, Uroton. and Perkins
In Erie County, aud CHARLES II. HOTS
FORD, vt florence, Erie County, Ohio, Is
the Assistant Assessor therein,
Divson No. I IL cumpri.ed cf the sevtra
Townships cG Portland, Margnrclta, aNt
Krllv's Island, in Erie County, and !. q
BlGELOW ot Sindu,ky, Erie County, q.
I 10 ihe Assistant Assessor therein
Division No is cNmprised of Ottawi
C.uutV, aud JAMES BINGHAM. of rrr
. Clinton, Ottawa County, Ohio, ia the Assis
'tam Assessor therein.
Division No. 6is comprised Of Saniusk,
C unity, aud JOSEPH l.. RNWSoN, 0
Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, Is Assist
ant Assessor therein.
Division No. il comprised of the seycra
Townships Of Adams, Pleasant, Liberty
Jackson, Luudon, Big Spring. Seneca an
Hupewcll, aud all that part Of Clintuu rowu
shin which Is situated on the west side 4
the Sandusky River, IN Sen, % County, an
JOHN A. HALL, of rifhn, Seneca Count
OHIO, Ia the Assistant Ass, sscr therein.
Division M. : We comprised VI the sever,
Townships or Eden, Bloom. Venice, Rec,
Thpmrsnn. aud Scipio, and all that part ,
Clinton Township which Is situated east ,
th, Sauduskv River, IN Seneca County, an
PHILIP SrElLMAN, Of Tiilin, Scnec
County is the Assistant Assessor there In.
Division No. is compriscd ol the sever
Town of Folk, jackson. Venice. Sni
dusky. Libcrty, Chat6clj, Cranberry, an
Auburn, in Crawford County and G EORG
. W. TEEL. OF Sulphur Springs, CraNlor
County, Ohio, Is the Assistant assess,
therein.
Division No. lois comprised Of the SCI
cral Townships Of MILESTONE, Dallas, II,
cyrus, Tod. Texas. Holmes, aud l.ykcn
In Crawford County, and JAMES LEWl
of Rucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, is Il
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL,
Assessor for the 9th District Of the State
Ohio
jyl7 tf
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More New Goods.-MAyER & NJ uRER,
the fashionable Clothiers, in Hedges Block,
have received another heavy installment Of
New Goods. Their goods is of an excellent
quality. surprising any other Clothing House
in this section of Ohio. We invite the at
ien,ion OF the people to this mammoth store.
as they will have large and superior stock
60 select from. Purchasers will remember
that this firm 90 upon the principle Of Quick
Sales and small Profits." Go to MarEn d
Maussn's if you want good goods and oar
gains 10 the Clothing line.
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The Bloomvilie Aid Society. The
Ladies Aid Society at DloomeiIle, sent to
the Sanitary Commission, November l2th
comforts, Q blankets, 2qutlt', sheets, 81
haudkerchiefs, 80 towels. IL shirts, l3 draw
ers, 9 bundles bandages. 4 pair socks, kegs
apple butter, Ill lbs. dried apples, 81 = lbs,
dried cherries, lbs. dried elderberries. az
lbs. dried euuan,s, 2 lbs, siberian. crabapples
l can cherries, lbs. dried peaches.
BY order of the President.
4. A. New sAN See'y.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRIAN'S
Pulmonic WATERS


The Original Medicine established in Ita5, End the
first adicle ever introduced under the name oi
"puiNoSc WUgRs," IN thisor amy other cot nt,>
all other ralmonic Wafer. are countcrle,u. The
genuine can be knownh by the uame OF BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafer
BRylw ruLNoScic wAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, IioAnenes.
Bryap's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Brynn's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve splitting OF Hood. Paths in the Chest.
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases,
Bryun's Pulmonic Wafcis
Relieve Irritation OF the uyual and Tonsil.,
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve he nbovS complaints IN ten minutes.
Bryan's pulmonlc Waters
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are sdap;ed for vocali',s and Public Speakers.
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
Are In simple form aud pleasant to tho taste.
Bryun's Pnmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wofers
Are wanialed to give sau,fagtion to every ons.
No family should he without box Of
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
In the house.
No traveller should he without supply Of
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
in his pocket.
No person will eyst object TO Give for
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Twenty-Five Gents.
ion MOSES, sole PrcpdsiOr. "a cOurilan, st. N. a,
SeptembtT g5, 1Sb1. 5.-I
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A Two story Brick Hoase.-A fine
opportunity offered 10 those who have eon6-
depoe. or have no eoaadenco In our National
Currency. to invest AID te--beyond the con
troll Of the " Bulls" and " BEAns," VIII
have destroyed the value sf our money, In
pleasant and handsome hnme
A ans Two-Story Brick Hoass. we'll I'm
ished inside with good Cellar. Lot will
choice FRUIT Trees. ont Kitchen, Bake-oven
Well, cistsrp, Barn. &c. 40. win be sOlt
cheaper than the same could be built. Apply
Immediately As bargain will be lpst o
made soon. -eee
" Title clear For further Information IN
auirs of The Editor efshis paper.
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croupf Crouptt Group III immc
DfATELY CURED BY bR. TOBIAS
Venetian Liniment u never fAils when
used according 10 the directions. The lives
Of huodreds Of children have been SAVED
this year BY H. Only 25 cents. Sold by ali
the Druggists. Depot, Sc CortlIndt street.
New York. 2w.
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Appor,,enmen, for the pran.
Psovcsr MsusHAL's OFfictl
ro CvxcnrsstoS Al. DtsTRW-Y or OufoN

Psovosr MkHsHAL's OFftct(
Ora CoSeHtssioSsL D,srRrI or UHioS
SAxDvsxr, Ohio, Nov. 9Th, A. ID. ISIS.
The quota of men ,obe furnished by the
Oh Congressional District, under the last
call Of The President for Three Hundred
Thousand Troops. is Seventeen Hundred and
NINETY. four. The District has been re-suo
divided, 30 as to allow TO the separate town
shire and " ards, credit for the number ol
Volunteers Recruits, furnished 10y each since
the 25th Of October. 1861
The number appot,ioned 10 eieh sub DIS
trict is gwen in the following table. u inc
reqairsd nunher is not raised by Volunteer,
ling, a DRAFT will be made for the same and
Fins per cent. in addition. TO cover dche len
cies arising from exemptions allowed bY lh'
IL. STEINER,
Cant and Prov. Marshal 9th Diet " Ohio,
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g Godey's Lady Book.-The December
number Of this excellent Ladies Book, sur
passes all, numbers. II has an . abund
ance Of Illustrations, Pictures, Plates Of
fashion aud Patterns-two steel plates,
:" The Daily Governsss.' and the Christ
,mas." This number must be seen and read
10 be appreciated. q"
The January number commences a new
volane, and the enterprising publisher
promisen many new attractions for the next
year.
TERMs:-$3 per year. Two copies S.
Thrseeopies s6. -Four copies 81. Addresl
L. A. GopEY, 1913 Chestnut street, Philadel
phia, la,
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WauteA.-inmediat at this Office, a
a good BOY between l6 and Il years of age
and who Is a good reader and apeller. to
learn the Printing Business. None other
need apply.
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Divine Service.--The sermon TO Young
Ladies Announced for last Sunday evening
at the Baptist Church, was, on account Of th'
jpclemency Of the evening, postponed fo
cue week. the evening OF the 22d inst.
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The &C Weed'-Thosc who wish TO en-
JOY good Ciger-can get the very identical ]
article at p. ToKAYEn, n,nrly opposite the
Court House. Mr. T. keeps some excellent
brands, and they have pleasant favor.
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APPLE TREES
For FalEPlanting.

FOUR THOUSAND APPEE
Trees. well grown and thrifty. Of the most
popular and eadiug varieties,
6'to feet hi h. si2.50 per 100
"a class; 4to 6 feet high. $500
Also. stapdard and dwarf Pears. Cherry AMI
Peach trees, Lawton Blackberries, snall
fruits, DC, DC.
F. ZARGEs.
9 miles south OF Tifin, on the old Plsnlss
Road. Oet23-4t
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Notice.
JAMES d. HARTFORD, Plaintiff.


agail st
PHILIP W. CRoXToN. Defendant.
Court OF Common Pleas, S, neca County, % bic.
Civil Action,
The Defendant viii take notice that the
Plaintiff filed In said Court, November 4th
1868. his petition against him. in which he
AYERS that there is due TO him from De.
fendant, on a promssory note, given TO John
Henry, Sc sc. with interest from June Goth
1856 also that there Is due him from De-
fendant Sl4I,03, on m acc0ut fer goods sold
and delivered ;'and that the residence and
Whereabouts Of Defendant has been un-
known to Plaintiff since January lst. 1851.
Attachment against Defendant has been Is
sued. Petition must be answered by the oh
day Of January 1864.
LEE & BREWER,
Aity's. Tor Plaintiff.
November 6 1863. bit.
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New Coods.-Mrs. L. G. ALLrS. adver
tises a choice lot Of Millinery Goods in to
dry's Tribune. The attention Of the Ladies
is invited to the same.
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Notice.


OTrtog oT rRovOsr MARSHAL OF the
9th Congressional District of Ohio,
Sandusky City, Oct. ~, 1863.
Recruiting Service.
BY yiluc Of an order issucd by the A. A.
Provost Marshal General Of Ohio, am au
thorizcd to r. ccvc Recruits, for any Rcgi.
ment. Battalion or Battery now In the field
from this State.
A Bounty oi THREE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS will be paid to all new Recruits--and
a bounty FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
for veterans
Any one dcsirous Of securing to himself
the Lencfit Of this liberal offer Of the Gov.
crumcnt. ran do so 10y application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House IN San
dusky CITY, Ohio. J.J. 81 Elmer,
Capt aud Pro. Marshal, 9th Dist. OF Ohio
Oct l6. 1861 2--u
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p. FL. w. and Chicago II. II. Co.
8. M- pErTENGII.L a co.

No. 81 Park Row, New York, ~ d estate
ST., Boston, are or Agents for the Ytss,s
TRInuSE in thoee cities, and are autlfcti@sd
to take Advertisements and Suhseripliops for
us at onr lowcsrrates - M
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WALL PAPER

WINDOW PAPER,
Ne., which he i' nov receiving.
The place to get your
FAMILY BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
POCKET BIBLES,
TO GET YOUR
TESTAMENTS,
TO GET YOUR
HYMN BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
PRAYER BOOKS,
TO GET YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
TO GET 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
Capillary Pen Feeders,
lis at the Bookstore of George r.,
lIuss, No. . Tomb's Block, oppo-'
site the Shawhan IIonse.
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Unweil.--we have been unableto pay
proper attention o the TRIBuSE this week.
which will acco at for all omissions.
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Work done promptly, according to
the lateststyles, warranted to give
perfect satisfaction, and at the low
est prices. Long experience in the
business and being prepared to at
tend to all calls promptly, solicits
a share OF patronage of the Ladies
of Tifiin ard surrounding country.
Gpt. 80, lS6& 4--aa.
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A Farm fer Sale.

Consisting of two hundred and
four aovs, lyiag in the south east corner "
Clinton township, Seneca County, Ohio.--
For farther particulars enquire OF John NJ.
Naylor in Tiifin, or'the subscriber residing
on the premises.
ABRAHAM FLEET,
July 10. 1863, m
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9 uJ JoRS b. CcucH, tie celebrated oratol
md I,hilanihopist, leciured in Springfield OF
Friday evening last.
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Potatoes. "A few bushels Of good Potn.
toes wanted at this office on subscription
Immediately.
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TIFFIN, o., NOV. 90, 1863.

woodt Wood li--Subscrlbers to the
Tribune, who promised to pay their sub
scriptiou in Wood, sill doso, immediately
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Nav NcrK. DscsmbeT -, 1859.
Eunvinr positively ih,i ns~v-. An,hra.'s rf.
duued beautiful head of hair Tor Miss Iissi-
shrprrfi. uf rrcatitn, New Nurk, | wss indus.
thttrhv 10 use " thoroughly. l becdcd snmVt9irx
tor NV hiit-,t hriug shoFt sud thin had usei g..
dor. boitlcs when ranld Pltny aotire ~ iner~tss
in IT. length, Hrsneth, aud beap,y An experience
II two yeNfs has preseds eesSlete susrsss. Nv
hair h new, y, nva.sn'mcHi, iest N inches "
leneIh heurly rraohtuv To- the door Haze sHsss.
ell NY uhuiugftph 10 rfpraim the nleus Of Rev -
Amhretia 10 the ~utid.
Mr.. WALLACE y. MANw Efh
thcrehv certify that ins rho ogr irh Il thai of MY
wife, sl.n that the above sstimopial suhsHnttaliy
true 10 he letter.
WALLACE Z. MASwrLL
Fvr sale by
DUBOIS & CO..
Sole Agents for 1iilin, Ohio
Nov. ~, lsGa, G.
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Land for sale.-Sre advertisement Of
land for sale in Wood county.
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First Semi-Annual Report of the
Soldiers AID Society of Reedtown,
Seneca County, Ohio.-This society was
organized the 25th of February, 1868. The
Treasurer makes the following report as the
result of its labors. We have sent through
the Cleveland Aid Society the following ar.
ticles
April 9th---2 bbls. Onions containing 3
bushels each. keg Of picked cabbage, keg
potatoes II bushels,
May lsth-I box containing 6 pairs wool
en- socks, . pre-. cotton socks. IL shirts, 2
sheets. 3 pillow cases, l6 towels, ii pin cush
ions filled, 9 fine combs, 6 skeins thread, !
box lint, lead pencil, . coyerlids, quilt,
pairs summer pants, pairs suspenders, 4
pocket Landkerehiefs, is4 yards bandageS
Is lbs. hard soap. 6 tooth brushes, 9 bun
dies eompresses, pillow, l dressing gown,
l box dried fruit containing apples, pears
peaches, plums, cherries, de-, amounting to
ll034 lbs. Dbl. containing 2le bushels po-
tatoes, AZ lba, dried beef, jug canned cur
rents.
June 6th--l bbl. potatoes, | keg apple
butter.
Aug.-l bbl. dried fruit containing 81 lb'
apples. 5 lbs. peaches, l ID. pears, ~ lbs
cherries. ID lbs. currants. "a lbs. cheese,
box containing pr pillows, II shirts. prs
summer pants, 3 quilts, . sheets, 2 prs. pill
low cases. is x Ibbs. bandages and old cot
ton, 81 lbs. CASTLE soap, . pin cushions fill
ed. 3 pocket handkerchiefs, 3 lead pencils,
tin cups. l 10. sage, ~ lbs hops.
| The whole amount Of money collected
amounts to s65.44. Amount Of money draw
from, the treasury by the committe is $50 96
Value OF dried fruit. clothing, vegetables
&c,, disbursed BY the society is slls42
We are able to report the society in goo
working condition. having an income pledg
cd on weekly subscription amounting !
$40 GA per year. This Is the result Of III
; irst six months Of the soclety's labors. who
ended The psth Of August, since who
time We hare been busy drYina apples ap
attending TO the yaridus duties af the sosie
ty. We have nov on hand ovep $50 wort
, Of articles Of different kidd, to be sent of 4
the first opportunity. 10 M ge
We wish 70 tepder our thanks to qeptl,
men Of this vicinity who have assisted US b
= their donations Of money and boxes. and ais
in marking our boxes, barrels, &s.
f CLARA III. BERKARp. Treasures.
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and trs n, u yon doaN lkso n hdsg a. ksek. ~
Il does away with sbsained wrists, aud the k4ya
part OF washikg aad makes The wousa good naiufsd
0n Washiag day.
Cioth Feams., Washing MAehiass, Ii px lacks,
Corn upAkers, Wine aAdi Cidsf Nills. sad frsszs..
and all kinds Of Labor saving ina slsms nts, ssd s-
SMITH pARNEs a Co. No. Hedges New Bloel :.
Tina, Novsn,bef6 8, 1853 S--<m.
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Straycd.

Straycd.
On Saturday Evening, from the
North Greenfield Road. between Tifin and
Republic. u DARK BAY HORSE, between
I and years Of age, with Saddle, Bride
and Halter on him. Had shoes on his fore
feet, and none on behind no particular
marks are known to give further dcscrip.
tion. Any person giving information of the
Whereabouts of said horse, &C., will be lib
orally rewarded.
RICHARD FREES,
Bloomfield Twp, Seneca Co., Ohio
Nov. l3, 1868. 6-3ts
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Coal Oil! Coal Oil!

FIFTEEN Barrels of Coal Oil, just
received, white and clear, burns
without smoke or smell. For sale
at the Drug Store of
j. +. MARoUARDT.
Aug. 7, 1868. 43-
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The Great English Remedy,
SIR JAMES CLAHkE'S
CeFcbrafed Female Piffs.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J.
Clarke, VI. d., Physician EEirGordi
nary to the Queen.

This invaluable mcicine \. unftihnF In the cure of
all those p,ipinl anhdtnt deNse' ~ witch the
female consultation 10 subject. II moderate all ~.
cess and removes all ob,truetions, spd speedy eere
Ia. ii.l
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4NEw JERSEY.

The last named State is the one tho,
Washington declared he had more trouble
with than with any other, in consequence
of its Tory proclivities. The descendants
of these men are numerous, but the I'm
ion men Of New Jersey--all honor tC
them for what they have done this year
in reducing the Copperheud majority
will lay them out cold next Fall.
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Wanted.
CLornEs wnrNGHa nosg

Every Farmer and every Houseteeper in Seneca
County To call ~ s,Varshoass No. edges nioek
and examine the LABOR sayibg MscLlnss, ana
tAkea
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For sale.
THIRTY ACRES,

the lands Of Jacob Smith aud
William Holiz. There are sixteen Q6)
acres clear and enclosed with good fences.
Also.a GOOD HOUSE. Garden and out
houses on the premises, all in conyenien,
order. Apply TO
WIN BAUGHER.
or JAMES CARSON.
October 30 lS63 l--lm
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war Claims A. Pensions

Pennington, Lee & Brewer will
give prompt attention 60 the collection and rrosern.
tion Of alIelaims asaiast the Govenmsht, for bach
pay, bounty, &e., and pTdcuThg
PENSIONS
or disabled soldieB and widows Of deceased office
and soldiers.
Ma. PESsrsaTos having retired from the army
has Iesnmsdths practices oflHw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-06
Equal Justice to All.


The Telegraph reported the other day that in
q criminal case pending in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Fairfield county, this point had
been made by H. H. HUNrER, EsQ., counsel for
the defendant, Governor TOP, namely: That
the defendant was not liable 10 arrest and pun.
ishment, while holding the office of Chief Ex-
eeutive of the State of Ohio. Ngi
When we eread this dispatch, We were forcibly
reminded Of passage in speech Of that
eminent Eoglish judge, Lord MANSFIELD, de-
livered in the House OF Lords in ITO, on the
bill for further preventing the delays of justice
BY reason Of claiming tho privilege Of Parlis
ment. The passage alluded to is Os follows:
"Tue liberty, In my opinion, can only exist
where justice is equally administered to all
to the King and to the bsggar Where is the
Justice, then, or where is the Law that protects
o member Of Parliament mOre than any other
man from the punishment due to his crimes 7
The laws Of this country allow Of no place, nor
any employment, 10 be sanctuary for crime;
and where have the honor to sit as Judge,
neither royal favor nor popular applause ehall
ever protect the guilty"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-06
A Letter from Hon. Hugh J. Jewetr.

Hon. HUGH JEwErT was unable to attend
the great Democratic meeting 1t BArnesVllle,
on tho 30lh OF May. His absence is explained
by the following letter:
ZiNEsvILLE, May 26, 1863
J. H. CoLLINs, Etq.-Dsar Sir IL am in
receipt Of your kind note of the 20ih inst in.
viting me to address g masa meeting OF the
Democracy of your county, to be held at Barnes
vilIeon the 3Oth inst.
For the last ten days have been confined to
my room by severe sickness. This ia the fra,
day have been able to visit my Office The
| condition OF my health would not justify my st
| tempting to make speech on the 30th.
regret this, because there is no people for
| whom feel stronger attachment than the peo.
pie OF Belm0nt county. When young and a
stranger in the country, they extended TO
me many kindneEses. 1t will always give
me pleasure to serve them ia any way can,
and especially to advise with them touching the
alarming condition OF public affairs, that What
ever disaster may befall our country they may
feel that upon their shoulders rests in no degree
the responsibility. The Government may not
be sdministeie ed as We would administer il, had
we the power; many things are done which ore
shocking to our ideas Of free people and re-
publican form oil government, and in bad faith
to the loyal sentiment OF the country, North
and South, which confded in the early pledges
Of the Administration; all these are evils which
we must endure; they can be remedied; but q
once dissolved Union, a surrendered govern
Fment, cannot be reclaimed. This ia an evil
which cannot be repaired, and which We must
avert, and can only avert by supporting and sus-
tanning the Government regardless OF ita poli-
cy. relying upon the people, through the ballot
box, to put all things right.
Yours, truly, II J. JEWETT,