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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
Calls On Horses.

Prevention IL better thun cure. IL the
first place, be sure that your harness is
In perfect working order. SEE % it cs-
pecinlly, that tho collar Cts we'll, aud is
smooth and hard. II the inner surface is
rough, 1t must cha(c, aud soou ware oil
the skin. A lootu layer nf leather un.
der tic collar is a good c0ntriyaucc 10
lessen friction upon the animals neck
aud shoulders.
While hard work {, pressing, let the
horses' shoulders b. washed, every other
morning, with solution Of alum md
whiskcy. This being powerful as,riug.
"nt, will serve 70 toughcn the skin ond
prevent its breaking. At night, when
coming home from work, swcaty and sore
let the Shoulders be- washed with tc9id
water, then rubbed dry. II notwithstaud-
ing the precautions, gals occur on the
breast or back, wash them clean, then
apply an ointmcn, made by mixing to-
gelhere spoonful of pulycrizcd alum aud
the white OF an cgg,--A gri-U'igriSL
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farm aud aIuasslluId.
Feed ror Farr1 Izorses.

When | was q boy In the north OF Yer
mont, we used to feed dry hoy and oats,
unless the horse he'd the beavcs, which
was very common among them at that
time, owl ipg to feeding to much dry hay
and oats, and driving too fast when full,
We then supposed they ought to have hay
before them oil the ;ime. This is false
idea; all kinds Of animals will do better
on regular meals. Farmers usually feed
too much dry hay. You may keep horse
eating all tho time and not have him
thriver.
l came 10 Massachusetts,, about i2
years age, and was engaged In the team
business about 7 years. began 10 feed
cut hay and corn meal, and found that
horses would do more work and last
longer, and be IN better condition than
when kept on dry feed. Cracked corn
end oats make very good feed for noon,
when in hurry. would feed carrots all
winter in small quantities, especially,
young horses and breeding mares. This
keeps them ina hculthy condition. Team
horses may be fed on them once each
day to advantage. W. Il. Lswis, Amer.
4 orieuiiuri.i.
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GRAEFENBERG
FARtLY MgntCtMEs.

Are prepared under the Immediate supervision or,
skif1l Physician, and they msy be relied upon In al
eases
The intelgen the community 10 not insul,sd b,
the oher o. single medicine which claims cure nj
p1stasFs, but the Gtsfenbsrg Remedies consists ol
eleven d. ferent msdicnes al unequaed in the cure
ofths diseases for which they are reesmmended
amonR which may be selected one appropdsteto to any
ofthe diseases incident to this county and climate
tY-THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other kind Pills in the world
Price 2j cents.
eS-GREFENBERG UTERINE CATHoLICoN
an inlallible remedy for all Female dsea,es-Pre.
$3.50.
cure Gravel diseases Of the Kidneys urinary dcul.
ties in males.
t1-THE GREFENBERG sARsAPARtLLbb, b,
iaIthe most powerful and efieaeout con pound la use
Price 81.
tR-THE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY sYR
" ls certain and quick remedy ror all diseases Of
The bowels-Pnoe 81 cents.
ss-rHE oR.BFENBERG PILE REMEDY nev
Price 81.
tg-rHE GREFENBERG CnlLDREN's PAN.
h'EA y m invaluable compound In all diseases
deu. to children.
tS-ruE GREFENBERG FEVER AND ACuE
REMEDY isa sovereign specific for this particular
diseRse-Price 50 cents
tY-tlIE GRBFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT eNGek all other salyes In its curative ef
iects-Price @j cents.
tRTHE GRHFENBERG CONSt'NPTtyES
BALM Hhoris the most astonishing relief IN all pulmo.
nafy comrlarts-rtire s3 hobie tS-An cmiaent
Ih stefan OF New lurk, states that he has known the
'tfenbetg Consumpiiye's BALM used with great sue
cess IN Dfopy. Ouown experience substanti ates his
ttattmrntl.
~ luE GREFENBERG HEALIH BtrTERS
are the most pea'art and delightful pnic ever nrepst
sd-pure 25 cents. ~ wv
s1S-TuE CRTEENaTpr tVrrnr,,,
parflleied IN all inflammation or di.ea.e,o ,of IN. 80.
Price % ceuts. ~
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SCHOOL BOOKS!
At Reduced Prices,
Dubois & Co,
the Perfection Of Mechanism
THE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,

- ENG HUNTING AND orES FAog. on LAnYS or
ID GErLENANs WATCH CoNBISED, WIN PATENr
SHS NNpINd IMPROVEMENT.
re NEw foRK ILLUSTRATED NEws, the LEADING
PcioI Papes OF the United Stats ia its issue Of
Jan. lnth, leda, on page l47, v"ludtsrily says
" We have hesn shown most pie tsng novelty
OF which the HuBBARD hRos., of this city nre The
soie Importers. Il Is called the MAGIC TINS On.
,ERNEk, andis hunting and open face watch com.
bined This IA Oas OF The pfettest, most eonve
n,ent. and deeidsuly the best and cheapest time
piece Tor general and reliable use, ever offered IA
has within II and connected with its mach nery M,
own winding attachment, resdrring Rev sntitsly
unnecessary, The eases ofihis Watch are .omposea
ei two metals, onter one being me 10 eAret cold
y has thei approved ruby Sotion lever moysmsat snd
HSsUant'd an accurate timepiecs"
rnce ,superbly shgrtved, per ease ofhsn dozen,
ssu4 vi. sample watches, in neat murs 90 boxss,
Tor ~ ose proposing TO buy at Wholesale s3S sent BY
express. with bih payable on 'shvsrV. soidisn
must remit psS msnt Ia advance, as we cannot col.
leet NON those in the Amv. Address
HUBBARD BROS 4 c J., soLE fApoRrEHs.
sonth Coz, Nassau0 John sts., New.Nork.
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Proper Form OF tlc Axe.

The communication from "Wuolcut.
ter" in recent number of tho plowmun
upon the proper form OF the axe, has
called forth the following response from
one of the choppers in the Green Noun.
tain State:
was much interested when saw the
heading Of tho communication from
"Woodcu,lcr" about the "propcr form Of
an axe" ! expected 10 find out what the
nc plus erird ora good axe 10. But after
telling US of the good cutting qualities of
the axes now in use, and of the form"
being Objectionable, hu leaves us IN the
dark as to what the form should be, sim.
ply telling US by Offering premiums it will
be known before two years.
The axe, next to the plow, and | may
say before the pluw, in pioneer life, Is
the most useful implimcut known, and iC
there has been any improvement made
in this valuable tool il ought not to be-
kept secret. We that live "away back
in the woods" have acres Of land that
valuable fields for farming, but they are
mostly covered with their native growth
Of naples, birches and bccchcs, TO re-
move these, which to Us are ncumhcran
ces, we need good axes, aud as our crops
depends upon their removal, we cannot
wait "two years" before we declare war
upon them.
Neither do we want 10 commence the
campaign without the proper and most
approved inplments of destruction.
Now if "Woodcultcr" has found out
the important secret Of making an axe
that is perfect in form ana cut, and wish
es to make his fortune out Of IL, beg Of
him to secure patent at once, and have
large lot manufactured as soon as
possible, and send them on. We chop
pers would much rather pay double price
for an article of this kind, that is jus!
rishL than take the gift oCordnary ones,
But as w. says, "the Woodcutters dis.
agree" hence the vari,y Of forms. lii
the same with scy,hes. The form tha
will suit one good mower will notsuit an
other one equally as good, ANer all
am inclined to think there is more differ.
Hncc in the cur Of an axe than there is in
i,s form, although form TO suit the user
admit to be desirable. Thore ia also
much difference 10 opinion as to the
weight. But this should depend very
much on tho work TO be done aud the
person who uses il.
A quick motioned man win generally
do more with rather light axe, while a
slow man will do more with a heavier
one. Again for small wood, limbing GU,
and ehopping down trees, a light axe is
the best while for cutting up large trees,
one ofgood weight is best, and for split
ting cord wood very heavy one will do
the best execution, | will venture to
merton the form Of an axe that does
good business here,
Length Of the axe 7SS inches. Width
at the poll skinehes. Width at the
edge AZ inches. Weight "a pounds.
ofeouse the dimensions viii vary a.
little with the weight The form. from
side to side, is little oval, instead OF
straight angle to the center; n little
rounded at tho corners ns il throws a
chip better. CRoPFEs.
Asss, Plssms~,
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BR Y ANS
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases of the
'hest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, consumption, Bronchitis, In
huenZa, Honrscness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&C., sc.
These Waters give the most instantoneous and ne,
Iect ehei aud when persryered with according to di
Iec'ons' neverinil 10 effect rapid and lasting cure
thousands have been restored to perfect health who
.nEe ,nra @,nef mran'in vain To all classes Nnd
need despair, no matter how long the disease may
have existed, or however severe II NAV be- proyided
s organic structure OF the vital organs is moi hope.
les,y deeayed' Every one afflicted should give them
| an impartial tTal,
To NocaiiSts and Public Speakers,
these Waters particularly valuable They wiilin
ONE DAY remove the most severe occasional hoar,e.
he'i anathe'rftguiar use Tor few DAYS will, at all
times increase the poWersnd fcNbity ofths voice
greatly 'mproyin ng its tone commas and ,len,n.s c
wnlrh purpo'eiheS are regularly used by many pre-.
leSAional VocRlistS. ' ~
Jon MOSES Sole Proprietor, Roehsner,N,Y
Prce, ,25 cents p rbox.
Nocalists and Public speakers
Nocalists and rusHc Speak,rs
Nocallsts and Public Speakers
WIN end Bryan's Waters
Ntllhnd Bryan's Waters
win find Bryans " afers
Invaluable to remove
ihvsluabls to remove
HnaHeness and Sore Throat
lloaIseness and Sore Throat,
liosrseness anu Sore Threat,
md give eleaTness totne voice.
A nd give elesrntss to the voice
Aud give eleaTnsss to the voice,
They relieve in ten minutes
They relieve ten minutes
They re ieys Ia ten mi mates
Coughs, Colds, and alldise sss
Coughs, Colds, and all disease,
Coashs, Colds, and all diseases
Ofths Chest and Lungs
Ofths Chest aud LuRgs.
Sold by all Druggists
SOldbN all prugEiss
sold by all Druggists
At cents q boH.
Al S5 cents a box
Al sS cents box.
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HOME TESTIMONY

MrH BkiNGsLgy-DesrSir Weteelit tlu,y a..
owe 10 the public. TO ttaie t1at Warh-li, Cstb,.o
medicine invaluable tor cOmpl liuts cassed und.r
the head Of Female Diseases. We have n.,J -.
IrTieuberg Medicine and have zen greatly beo.6t.d
thereby, so much 70, that the price iopbIe 90
would hHve them. To thousand Of our ,ey WIN
are suffering from weaknesses. we would recommend
the CathOcon asa sufepanaccN. II give, .ttrnetb ta
the system and enables each Of the organs Of I'M. bob
10 perform their appropriate luuctions
aiH. w CARTER
Mrs T.. T.. WEEKS
Medina, March ]. IsGi -
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~ The above named Ladies' we are person,llv 40
gnuuntrl With, and know that tor several wear, lille
We h'ed ~ hed'na they were great sufferers. Miss
sne was able 10 stand upon her feet few be,tls, I
Cstbocon entitely cured her Of her coInplsin,. Nj,
vile received great beneG tir'm this medicine ~,
recommenditto to The Ladies Of this County ns AZ.
and efficient remsdy iorthe many complaints they arc
,ubiecttog W
JouS WEEKS, H.
Editor Garfield Herald.
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JOHN WEEKS, F.
Editor Csnfel,lllcraid.

II. n. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
For sals by nuno. & Co. u. n. Snyder, Tiffn;
". Han, Lowcli lIt. y. Yates, Green Snrinps; Wm
Nninger Auicai u. Hoffman x Co., McCutchenyille.
an BY msdieins dealers throughout the state.
II d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
hsl'lN' Agent for Dhln
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a. a. Rscillanry,

Dental Surgeon. ----Ollicc in
-h,vhou', uloct gd Nor,, directly undsrths Tribune
lthcs, Nu,ketstt,et, Z tnu Ohio, oc23.lY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

10 YOU wish to be blessed with and admired c =,
rgAUty NHtx and SoJNp TEETH Use ur VVN.
u. niRD'5 lNRiYALLEn TOUrH POWDER.
w'itinird fee from acid, alNnIi, ct any uiutloa,
spa'i1n,c. fticc - cents ptr boa,
trr Bowat, ulthe ordinary ci can Tooth Powder.
Witch whtcn but destroy.
lO you wish tubc certain that yuur breath /, ma.
sweet aud agreeable TO husband ur wiie, Tower q,
Iilrnds Tee uR. HURU'S CELEBKATlli
NO'lu w Nru. rrrc ", c'nts pet bottle.
Ihs asiTnrrnl wa.h b, al.n the best remedy IN the
world for tA>hrH, Ban u rNuL 'irEpiNG GUNS,
SoNr Mot it. etC. u has ,uted huu reds.
10 you urNuuf rhilDfrr sudrT from TDOrliACIIE :
Get bR HuRn'S MAGIC rOOrilACuE DROpS,
lrCr, - cent, per bottle.
Ne yun afflicted with NEURALGIA Get pR.
w khS NEURALGIA PLASrERS. Tho most
elective and delightful remedy known.
They IN not zahetr nor hlstcf hut scothe and
chHtn pain away, Try them. Price, 10 and =
cents. Mailed ub receipt ct Utire,
" utisc ON the best means Of ptes srryinr the
Teeth mailed ON receipt OF the pfur, IN cents II h.
,tuabe lltlr work aud should be Ia the possession
OF every por,cr.
For,ac atailt the best store, throughout the coun.
uy.
CArriov,-As there srs dealers who take ad,Bn
i'tc"l our "dNrritsemcnts 10 impose upon thrirvus
TONERS iuitUot preparations, 81 /, uerrssaTy To IN
- upon having What you call for, and you will Cnr
iHt uGsr thor"arhly tested, and prepared hN an rN
Cenenced bcnii'L rrcusut,r ut the New York state
neniltIf Asoviatiau, and Vice President OF tn,
New York city Denlalsocicly.
Adore" wa. IitRp & CO.,
Tribune BuildingS, NeN' Yo%.
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CURE
Bilious Headache!

cVBy the use Of these Pisthe periodic stack. of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
t';,sc Slthe commtneement OF an attack, immediate
relief nOm p1in and sickness will he obtained.
ihey seldom tail IN removing the Nausea aud
Headache which females are 30 subject.
lhey 'etgehty u,'on the bowels temoyin. Cos.
uveness.
tor Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and
All petsons OF sedeEtary hNbs, they are valuable az
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
NgoT to the digestive organs and restoring their nau
raj elasticity and strength in the whole system
The CEPllaLlC Pills uTe tho result OF long ia.
Neshgation and carefully conducted experiments, hay.
ing been use many years, du ing which time they have
prevdnted and relieved vast amount Of pain aud .ur
trng from Headache, whether or mating In the ner
NOus system or deraneei state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may he taken at al times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
o. any disagreeabe taste readers 1t easy adminter
them 10 children.
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W. Wagner.

Merchant Tuilor.--Aud dealer
Ready Made Clolhing, tlo,h', CaNtmsr'', Ncst
turs, Ac.
s,a,.on Main sursL opposite tho ssne,. County
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Jones Il ThOHlas,
Watches ~ JcWclry. l5a
Il. IolGon ,EhA

ua,ur permanently located iu thi, ciy rs inst open.
90 hs slu,h u good, opp ttc thc N, .UHu, iu Ehsu',
nIuyA ,nHta solicit, an iu.pcctuuofhis stock ofNaich.
rs,t Jocks, ,irWr'r aud sis-'ssT Hni hupusto mtt.
q t, Share ufpul,u patronage.
Repairing done In the best style Of Workmanship.
ILLm. LmLs 4. I.AL-
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Price, 40 Cents.
Address
HENRY @. SPALDING,
4s CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
CAUTION.

A, certain phprineiPlsd persons are attempting to
palm on on the unsnspeeting public, limitations of nv
PREHARFD GLUE I would caution all psren, 10
sHamiha before purchasing and see the full nams
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
s$sisstsswss AtsS<4
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y. ,. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
bs praotce aud will give sttct attention 20 all busi
r,r entrusted To- hir unce IN the corner 1C Ebrrt's
iloyk ,ditrctN above thr store room Of Mr. Gsnfgs
tsyloGsnd oppo,itsths ShawbHnllous. apis
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william esaIImp,

Clock and Watch Maker.-All
kinda uf watches kept constantly oa hand.
store in lunh's Block
TiSin, Hrpt. Ith, lHsl-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SiIas IL. Lindsley,

A licensed Auctioneer, is now
reaa, TO tend tonll budas' IN ht line that msy b.
sn'ta'sd 70 hi'esfs 10 ssasea and adioiningcouu'
us,.
cSyRstidsnee, 2 miles norh Of Tifrn. on the
Ffemon, Pl,nk Rosd. All orders left with II. A.
Butkitk Co, all be promptly ausndedto
Tim. Iaa. 30, leo1. ON
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y. II. EhOrd,
Noble, DevyoIf& Noble,

Attorneys 4 COunsetlors at Law.
pfcs In Singer, New Block, opposite the rous'
Iiunsf. no,95
VIZ, Noble, u. +. DsWolf. Harrison Noble.
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!. i.U.PENNiNGToN J LEE. n. DRAWER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
o,in Chanscry. Rooms, In Siurst', New Block op.
paiite the { curt tisu,e. Tifu, Nay yiiih, '5H.tf
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A. N. Byers.
Joshua ". Sency,
&. h. watson,

Attorney at Law.-Oflice in
Ebbsu's Block, 1fn, ohio. mhye.Bi
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FOR SALE BY

For sale IN srreca county byI l.. st. John & 60
Dubois 60 aud ]. +. Marquardt, TifIhi u. Hal
LoMelli D. NJ. Arndt, Adrani J. w Miller. Attiua
ID w hoffman, berwick; John lewis, ncusyille
q lonnker, Watsnns StNtioAi T. r Bliss, Blnsmv'l;
u " CtsQue' West lodi; Dubois y Co., FnNods;
game'Gray, Menofei VI Silcox, West Lodi;
1Ne', Green Springs det21Ir
And by m"rchan aul druggists generally throug hout
the luited States ard Canadas.
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Attorney ut Law.-Wili attend
,,omp'y to al tnd, bo,inen. onies in Com.
ustcisl Row, Tidn, Ohio. uoy5
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-03
The >terming she ridges at ChaIsa-
nOOga.
Washington, Dec. 9.

Washington, Dec. 2.
The storming of the ridge in the great
battle before Chattanooga ON the Goth nit
is thus described by an officer in report
to the War Department
The stormlng of the ridge by our troops
was one OF the greatest mira Giles IN militia
~ history. Ne man who climbs the as
cent by any of the roads that wind along
its front can believe that eighteen thou
sand men Were moved upon its broken
and crumbling face, unless it were his for
tune to witness the deed
1t seems as awful as a visible
interposition of God. Neither Gen Grant
nor Gen Thomas intended it. Their or
ders were to carry the rife pits along the
base of the ridge and cut off their occu-
pants but when this was accomplished,
the unsccountable spirit of the troops bore
them boldly up the impracticable sleeps
over the bristlng rife pit on the crest
and the thirty cannon enflading every
gully.
The order to storm appears TO have been
given simultaneously by Generals Sheri-
dan and Wood. The men were not to be
held back, hopeless as the attempt ap
peared 10 military prudence besides, the
generals caught the inspiration of the men
and were ready themselves to undertake
impossibilities.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-03
READ AND REFLECT 4

DR.. Boyce's Expeotorant, the most effeotual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, Con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the throat and lungs
manufactured from recipe used in the Doctors
private practice, with great success for many
years. Within the last few months l have tried
1t IN the above cases. with the best of results and
where 1t has been used it is selling well and gives
the best of satisfaction.
Cure that oough Why will you die When we
reflect on the indisputable fact that of all the
manifold diseases which afiiot humanity, there is
none so frequent in its occurrence or so fatal in
its issue as pulmonary disease. And consider ng
that they occur at all ages and at every station in
life, we shall begin rightly TO comprehend the I'M
portance OF increasing our knowledge of this class
OF diseases and of deysing some means for their
cure and of arresting their progress.
Stop that cough Stop that Wheeling stop
that tickling in your throat.
II you would be free from all diseases Of the
throat and lungs, take DR.. Boyce's Expectorant.
Try tit viii not hurt you il it does you no
good.
Only Is CESTs BOTTLE
Use one bottle and you will never be without t.
Doctors use it in their practice. Everybody who
has used 1t recommends it. Composed entirely OF
vegetables. FRANCIS FEM,
Proprietor,
Sold by all Druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-03

Eighty thousand bales of cotton
were raised 10 Southern Italy during the
past year.
One Of the California mining com.
panies is selling land at one thousand dol
lars per inch.
Newspapers are monarchs of the
land" according to Henry Ward Beech
er.
Five thousand dollars worth of rail-
road tickets we're stolen at Troy a few
days since.
The Freshmen of Yale had a meet
ing the other night, and seventy-four sign
ed pledge to abstain from intoxicating
drinks during their college course.
The surplus of the New York Rus
sian ball fund, about three thousand dol
lars, will be divided between the soldiers
and the poor Of New York.
"A large number of Jews have been
arrested at Memphis as participants in
the recent frauds on the revenue depart
ment at Cairo. Their property and
$40, 600 in greenbacks have been seized
and themselves imprisoned.
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REBEL Horns FROM Lou, NApoLn.

=
REBEL HopEs FROM Louis NApoLE-
oN'S EUROPEAN CONGRESS. The follow
ing from the Washington correspondence
OF the Times, is interesting, aud the sug-
gestions thrown out as to the hopes of the
rebels, from the action of the proposed
Congress, have much plausibility;
In the greatness and extent of the sub
Jects upon which this Congress IS called
to pronounce, as we'll as in the isncied i'm
portance they attach 70 t''e'r identity with
the European system, the rebels have
placed confidence which hey do not dis
guise. They loudly proclaim that the
pacihcation OF North America is, IN a
sense, as essential to the world as the set
tlement OF any other question they bring
Southern statistics to tho support Of their
oplnion-in word, they do all they
can TO concillate the commercial and IN
dustrial interests of Europe, especially
among the Germans, who have suffered
perhaps more than others from our civil
strife. They are now getting up, to be
introduced before the European Congress,
a petition in which the history of their
struggle against the North, the heroism
OF the Southerners, the resources of the
South, the political necessity of divis-
ION of powers, and Of an equilibrium Of
governments in the New World, will be
set forth with all the force and eloauence
the desperate cause can muster. You
will probably hear of it more in detail
before the opening of the Congress
Soyereigns which, it is supposed, will take
place In the month of January next.
81 need not tell you that--not withstan-
ding English opposition and jealousy--the
Imperial Congress will be held. Ii will
be held, not so much because of wish
of the invited sovereigns; as on account
of tears they have of the people who
stand behind them, and among whom the
Congress is the embodiment of ideas and
aspirations which they have entertained
and promulgated for the last hall cen
tury.
"Another class jof people, belonging
also to the new continent, are now aglta-
ted by hopes no less intense than those
OF the rebels-hopes which they expect
the Congress will realize. It is the Mex
leans and the partizans of Prince Maxi
milan. They propose to avail themselves
of this fortunate circumstance TO place
the integrity of Mexico beyond any
chance nf disturbance and the 9roun NJ
MAMMALIAN upon the solid foundation of
the consent, acknowledgment and moral
support Of the sovereigns composing the
aforesaid Congress. In this way, and
without troubling themselves much in de-
handing recognition from the different
courts of Europe, they expect to secure
the advantage of collective assent in
which all Europe would at once partici-
pate"