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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-07
Ne Escape Tor lol,lsner,.

Fi'm the Richmond Elquirtr. July l6.
The ,flice ol Ger. Wud,r exhibited
vest MAY morning a very strange scene
end strange proceedings.
motley crew OF reigners, Of every
age and sex, crow ded themselves around
the door, anxlous to get passports To 60
North Via the blockade. The Jew, whose
whose ample pockets were stuffed with
Coni,derdte money; Germans with hands
on pockets tightly pressed Italians with
the sllvcr iargon, aud tho Irish woman,
will "niue chidren aud one ut the breastn
Out lew hishmen were th,re,) ali beset
The .lliee aud wanl,d d passports TO l,avo
the cVu TRY.
But few, however obtained entrance
without greatdlffieuliy. SEVERAL grntle.
men Of the i,gui prot, ssion were ia az.
ttn9ance, aud each one who cuuld pay
suiheient bonus, received the assurances
mat h, the lawy r, would use ali his in
huenee 10 get the required pass. Que
man paid as nigh as S5UO to lawyer to
VoueD MN, IA oiuer that he mi Lht be
" bx Il up"
IL Is MT fair that those who have drain !
cd the V,ry lite blood OF OUR people should
oe tt N lhus qui,liy Sbd iDt made to
'htd tle hrsl, al leBst, II not the last drop
1i their 5.oo0 for tn, Government which
th,m in the collection OF their
Ioarded pelf,
OF SUBSCRIBE for The p.i6n Wsek-
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TnE coNyENrIoN-TnE TICKET.

The lurgcst and most en,husiosiie DEL
egsic cohvertioh ever nsst mblcd In this
county, wac the unioh convention ol Sat.
urdoy last. It was entirely hormbhIo0s.
The bone md sihew Of Old Seneca we're
present, such men o. never appear in such
assemblies only in times Of national per.
II. A & N determination was expressed
by all 10 see this war carried on to sue.
ccssful termination.
There was no blind adherence 10 por-
ticuler candidates, Lut Il general desire TO
secure the best men who would occcpt
the positions. We do not remember Of
having ever attended more cuthusios-
tic meeting. The nominations seem 10
give entire satisfaction, ond if the friends
of tho Union will but 60 vigorously 10
work the entire ticket can be elected by
a bard. ONE mtioriiy, aud Old S ncco
once mcfe take stand for the Union
aud the Constitution.
f.. J. WLLKfR, cur candidate f,r ,hc
Legislature, is Woodworking blacksmith
Of Thompson township. lie is mn excel
lent mcchanic, working daily at the anvil;
has spotl ss character; is Immensely
popular with tho army, and ia IN tbe,
and, best of all, an honest aud upright
mar. H. Is an old r,ridcnt Of Seneca
County.
Carr. Brras enlisted IN the ; months
ser ice undcr the fret Gull Of the Pr 8.
dent, but before thty wcro ordered to the
hcld, The regiment Che sih Ohio) was
rcorgan 2 tor three years he rc.cn!ist.
cd and served with the r gimcrt until his
hcalth failed him, aud be received lis
discharge. lie has ncscr entirely rccoy-
cred lhurr fotiruce, oSpt Surcs aud sick.
ness. AT the lutt call for three months
men hc raltcd u company ard served
/ with itin Virginia through the campaign,
lltl, ugh he was unfit fer ryicc good
part Of the time Ills nomination il d
good one, aud hc will make good and
faithful ,liccr.
LruT.CoL. SrrySs. Of the 9th Ohio,
onr nominee for County Clerk, is too
/ welt known 10 need uny commentator
of cure. It Is enough to know that hc is
uIly capable for the post, is an honrsl
man aud that he lest an ann in his copa
6g's 'erricc, nt Chunccllursylllc. Ills
appearance at the convention was grc,t.
I'D vi h the widest and most cnthusi, site
cheering. lie will be mcst 'rlumphan,l,
elected.
N. l.. EElwrE, for Prosecuting Arror.
ncy, is an excellent nomination. lie IL
young uwycr of pie a,ing address aud
linc abilities. lie will make his mark.
DlNyis T. CEAMrR ia a working farm.
cr, Of good business qualities and will
make an excellent Commission
DAVID DfAc,S, who ia nominated TO
I'LL tie un' Xl Ted term Of he late II bclt
Ryrnr, j. u'so a farmer. IT, has hud /, ur
sons in the army, and the f1h enlisted
Out could not pass muster. Orc Of his
SONS, We bclity', died in the service aud
another been dIsallct. lie hrs shown
His patriotism.
A.G. BAGCR is a busin IS man Of supcr.
or rbIi'i,s ard of slrict honesty, and will
make an diliccni officer.
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DIR. A. BENHAm,s

Electro 11tdropathic Medicated
Vapor Bath, for the cure of all To-
cal Pains, Neuralgia, general di-
bility, all forms Of Eruptive dis.
eases. Cancers and Sctofila. Chron.
ic and Acute D'arrhae, and all
Dropsical Affections, in q short
time.
Mclmorc, July 81, 1sHt--Gm!
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which Knows Bc>tl

Mr.. SrErHrSs, r bel Vice President
said in a recent speech;
"As Tor reconstruction! Such an idea
must not be t"l,ra,. d for an iust4nt. h
Construction would not end the war, bot
would produce moro horrible war man
that IN which We are now cngSg, d. Pho
only terms ON which We Con obtain per.
manen' peace is tinal and compl tc sep
aratIon IRON the North. R.ther ,han sub.
N to anything short OF that, LEI us all
resolve to die ike men worthy eI Tree :
dum."
Who has the b"st right to speak for
the bels, Nc STEPHENS or Nj vALLAS-
DleHANl
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Judge Ca:cy having received the num-
Der OF votes necessary to u choicc,wu dc.
clsrod the nominee of the Convention,
and upon motion of ". II. Kinncar Of
Crawford, wGs mace unanimous.
On motion of L. A. Hall, of Seneca
the Central Committee of the several
counties were empowered to fill vacanc rs
should any occur.
On motion, Mi. J. d, Sears, II. c..
Ca'hart and RalPa Robinson were ap.
poinl,d a Committee 10 inlirm Judge
Carey OF his nomination aud urge his
acceptance.
There being no further business, the
Convention ecjourncu with three rcusing
cheers for their candidates
r. w. MUSGRAVE, Prst.
/, 4, 4. BSussrs, @ Secretaries.
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AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For Dr.. BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathic ITedicated Vapor
BATaE.
LIBERTY TowNsnlr,l

LIBERTY TowNsmr,l T
CraVJotd County, Ohio.
This is to certify that was attack
cd severely with Rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1850 | called OH
several Physicians of the old school
who was considered very skillful.
They attended me for some months j
grew worse all the time. Somo|
said was incmable-ono of tho
Doctors said | had the Giat;d
Rheumatism and applied a plastor|
Of tan and tar; cosmetic and tar
ma3c q most miserable nely stink
! ing sore and very painful, and did
mot draw the Rheumatism ont o
my hip. Some said one thing. som
another thing allied me; but on
thing was certain, | got worse al
the time. began to think | slA
soon 60 to the happy land OF ca
Inaan. ! was finally prevailed o1
to give DR.. A. BENMAM Il trial, AM
having heard of the great cures h
has performed, many of which
was personally acquitted with. AC
cordingly | was taken to DR.. Re:
hams, sore hip, rheumatism an
all on the 18th Of Jnnt. 1861, an
stayed 10 days. during which timdI
| was taken through some five or
six Baths, and the tenth day leftS
my rheumatism, tan, tar, cosmetic,
sore lips and ali with Dr. Btnham.
| went home and wcn9 to work at
my trade carpenter. and 10 in |
convenience. lAr. Benham with
his mastery skill! aud excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro
pathic M,dicated Vapor Bath, re-
the system and accent
pliShrd more in less time than any
Physician ! ever knew.
JAMES STgAN.
and
A. A. STEAH. Wife.
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Fever and Aguc.

GRISWOLD'S Malerian Antldote
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
A que. warranted to cure or the mo.
ney will te refunded. For sale at
the Drug Store of
j. +. MARoUARDT.
Aug. 7, 1868. ID
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EXECUTORS SALE,


In pursuance OF an order of {
Probate Court in and for Seneca county,
the State oi Ohio, will offer for sale to
highest bidder. at not less than two .hiI
the appraised value, on
SATURDAY, August Is, 1861
A d. at II O'Clock A. NJ. on the prrmiI
FOUR ACRES OF LAND out of the Sd
East corner OF the Northwest part OF
West halfOf the Southwest quarter Of !
'iOn three, tSl. township one "a n
range seventeen (l7) East, in Seneca cou
State OF Ohio, being the same land set
the widow and heirs OF David X. Burg
ceased, AS a homestead, in proceeding
in said Court, wherein Samuel |. See
Exc cutor Of the Last Will and TestaIne
David X Burg, deceased, vas plaintiff
Phnba A. Burg, widow of said deceased
others were defen dants, and to which
ceedii & reference may be had for n des
tion Of said pr, misses by Notes and Bon
TERMS OF SALE One.t ird Of tho
ciase q oney to be paid on the day oi
aud he bal' c, in two anpnal insla
bearing Interest from day OF sale. aud
seeurgd By Mortgage on the premises
SAMUEL J. SEED, Exei
Of Last Will and Testament OF
u re, dee ased.
j. K iloRD, Attorney. n
July n. 1865 a
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Proceedings oftbe Union county Con.
vcutiOu.

The convention was called 10 brjtt
ut bulf past 10, and on motion Of N. l..
Brewer, ehuirman Of Union Central
Conn i,tce, Charles Foster wos elected
Chairman, aud J. s. McClelland and
David Stewart we're appointed sccrtta.
rics.
]. @. Wotson atd Ezra West were
mined as vice presidents.
On motion Of NJ. Sullivan, q Commit.
tee on Credentials, consisting Of ono from
each township aud ward was then appoin.
ted. TIC following Is the
c,mMirrEE on CREDENTIALS.
Hiram Long, Adams.
II. i. llOtslcr, Bloom.
II. by. Big Spring.
G. G. Park, { linton.
G.. T. Brundogc, Eden.
james Crcogcr, llopcwcll.
Thomus Peuncll, Jackson.
Moses IItsslor, Lb ry.
a. NJ i aclmtn, LCudon.
Geo. Abbott, Pleasant.
l.. Sutton, Reed
Henry IroAcI, SC pio.
lr'nfy ni Da'.uso'; l,..''., 10 9'ncen, .c'-
Snnm. J. Scsd' V,nIce
TX. lEort, Tlin.
Tno follow ing delegates were ,hcn ap.
rented IN the
ccMal1rrr oS trsotrrfoSs.
n W., no, Ain,
= n w S,','L a''I ",".' ,..n '," NJ,
Al ',v.'h"' ,,'..' I'M ~ s
a. ~ "'h - D's - i'"B'
n,rii IInss TJon'
Adpm NJ ll,r. Ilypcwrll
William Ash Jlcksrn.
D'vd u "con, Liberty
~ " ~ i"u",,n. ~,
II r.. Wllin,or. Reed
Samuci brown, Sripio.
X H. B.feaN Sen ca
9"mu,, ojewsr, ihou'pson'
J,hn ~ iiu,s r. Gin
l.. A,IIiIi, d"
On motion Of +. SgiclmNn, n Commit
tee on Rules tud REGULATION were up.
pointed. The chair appointed as fuch
Con miltec, philip Spiclmsn, J.. A. JIoll
aud J.mcs Boyd.
The following resolution was uiItrcd
by ~ l.. Brewer and adopted:
RcSo'rcd, That the Dclcgattn Groul
,nch township appoint, aud report to the
oT,',, ,I ntI,'o, r',, o"',.','o' I"Ilng IN, uny'
ON, rnto with tho C,urty crn,roI Crw.
miticc, dn'irg the coming campaign.
All urncd ti.l one O'clock.
ArTrBNo, y SESSION.
Tho Convention was called to order by
the Chairman.
Philip Spiclman frcm the Committee
ou Rules aud Order # lIuSi tss, rcpor,c d
1T, Report of Committee on Cr, dem
tails.
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ted,

correspondence by Two gay an
IL Soung ZUu AYES, nov in n. srmy
Nitg,nis, Soal. be much plea ,ed to opsn cod
dshes, Win The sape plumber OF gooa loot
Tsspselahl- SoDhg Ia its. Niib view 10 N
sud amusems NJ, 10 slivsn the duil npnoio iony
lits. fholosIAPhs are not required TO accom-
mt communication, bat Niil be exehh ngei
eonfse of time, u dssiTsd. An caTft spo noe nd
" conb, sht al, snu answered pronp,ly
WILLIE CLYDE aud " iLlth tRkEH
Shh y, " VI. g., via. ChArieston Mest vid
Jniy ~. le63, MI
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That Isn,iroud Story

III, iGcy fi',r ard other scccsh pa.
prr have been uyiog to masc a ercut
quantity OF capital cut of the fact ,hlt
the Rcllctortain, Rlirugd, Of which Mr..
Esorcu is President refused 70 couy
sick and wounded soldiers az htltarc,
fhc iru'h OF the matter rs, thai lhc State
'uthortits m1dr request TO all the rail.
roads Of the State to carry sick and woun.
d,d to'divrs az llalt fuc, aud thc State
would pay The bill. But vouchers were
soou semitic the different companies, to
be- signrd ly the soldiers 80 transported,
STIMULATING that this hull fare sbould be
taken ont otth,ir ray, A. soon as the
Company OF which Mr., HRorGn was
PrcsidrH, discovered tL,t the State was
no, in reality to pay It, but that {, would
come NJ Of the pocket, OF pur brave
boys who had been wcunici ot had
siekcnccin their c,On,ys scrg,cr. th,1
irclmcd 70 hay1 my lhiag 10 do with
such an arrangement, and ktrc Sints
carried az sc, ngi woua2,a soldiers
FREE rhcy have not only carried
over 5000 OF this class entirely FREQ of
expense, Tat hov, 'cualy fta
trg' HRrbcr whilc so carrying them.
at no expense to the soldier,
This mSy be- grivvoos chtusp TO rebel
ympathistrs, bat patriotic people will
make notc Of H.
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ExreurivE oTass'os,


II is the duty Of Every government 70
give protection 10 ~ citizens. Of what.
ever class, color or condition, ard cspcc.
ial'y those who orc du'y organized ag sol.
dicrs in the public service. The law Of
notions aud The u.aEes and customs Of
war, a. c,rrifd Oh by civilized powefs.
permit no distinction ~ % color in the
treatment Of prisoners Ui war a3 public
enemies. To soil or cnslty' bny cap
turcd person on account Of his color Ind
tor M ohense against the laws OF war, L.
relapse toto horhatism pnd a cdmc
ugginst the civilization OF th0 are.
The Goglfnmcnt of The United Stl,rs
will giyo the same protection 10 all it'.
soldiers. ard IL q G enemy shall sell or
cnslavc arv one hCcuuso of bis col r.. ihc
cdcnse shall br punished by retaliation
upo1 Ghr onruy 5 Irisonorl 10 our pos
sess ON. u Is therefore ordered, that
ur very soldier Of tho Unit Il Suics
killed iu violation uf the laws ut vAr. OIL
rrbll soldier shpll be rNgCutd, and lurI
r,rry enc vf lnycl by the on,mv, ,r sold.
into slavery rJbcl soldier shall br|
placed at hsri lnbur on the public works
...t t., ,.l'.s'I ,,,J r,..i.., ,i'.
,r..,,,,,., l....,...r 80. ,r,.., "
t..i,,...N ,r,r,,, t...-,,
ny a,.l", y, ,,, s'lt.,',.y ,' ~,
l.. u. InWSsiNn, A. g.
rurnrss N,SBor. Aug. >.
N,,' hon, ,l.,r. g. a.. ,s,
no plt1fN - s,.rl,,l .i..,,,,,
CO. La. na,is .., ,.',,ai.,n. H.. ',,I.,,..
n, c,,G .c,,,. cs, hn n,,,,J .,,J oh.
,r,r,s ,.,.tIi.L r,lrrn C,nG'.I.-
rs.'r o.iit.,. Gu,rr
tbc pi,lw nj rrsu.r.r rsl,g ppo,
J,T Davis % suppress the R1lrigh
Sianlrrd 1nI grc 'u tlr Suprtm' Court
ui Np'ih tW inn.
The Suutord 'ys Gov Nurr' will
itnd 10y o." su1rrw' Con.t tni The
STANDARD, it uccos n'v. and it J,H. Davis
uit'mlt' tur.c physical l,rto 20 rnpprcss
thc Siuud r', be Nill br met with phy-'-
cal iofrc' uid a revolution in this S,nir
Nill hc lhe rrwt
The standard f1ya North Carolina h7s
furnished 0J,OtO fpldilr Tor lhH cuusr-
less war 10000 OF whom err hiilri ood
Vmnd' ; thut North Core'.nn 'h"nlI
send Il delegation 10 Washington n' utrr
md see what terms can be obtained and
muy Jon, paYs
Niw V,rt. Ju'y 81.
Tho ENprcsfsny-; We have seen to-
day Ulcers RON Gcn. Grau's army. who
lclt Nlck-hurg tboni too days ng'. Nutc
ot preparation for the march To Mobile b
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o. The political brc, se tba, has been
stirring things in North Carolina for some
tune, is nov getting to be a SLIT gale
The Richmond f. quircr demands the
suppression Of the Ralcigh STANDARD ana
tho Supreme Couri, The STANDARD re-,
tor,s by daring I,h Davis to attempt that
job, and suggests ,hata comm ysion pro,
coed to Washington to ask for terms.
It says forty thousand North Carolinilns
have already oCcn Killed md wounded in
the "caGsclcss war; THIS gives the lie
direct TO NALLANp0HAM's assertion thar
the people Of the S,uth were una al,aous.
ly determined 10 = slit TO tho last Il
also proves that General LasAS was richt
when he said NAlLANpIGuAM lied. The
Standard IS understood 10 speak tho son.
timents VI & vernon VAScE. The prob.
ability Of the Old Moth State Wheeling
into the Union line ia growing strorg,r
every day, With opcn arms The l,yal|
states I'LL welcome her.
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The Kentucky Election.
Glorious Union Triumph! !

The rcws from the kentucky election
comes in ucst glor'ous'y. The gall nj
Union men have elected their Guvrrror
by somo $4,000 nrjurty. Drutus J,
Clay Las been elected 10 Congress.
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(E.,I- Tm NV Vow Eynre,, r,,,o,

W lhR Nkw NoSK ErPress, gather
my cOuroge irum The n,,b in that CITY,
now oPn'y Suaeks the eOnscrptiun, anu
implies in lts arguments that Il must be
resist d atailh z.rds. phe ESyress is
one of the nOt.anu uther-man.. .r-auuther-
dollar o-gans, aud is lnbouudcd in its ~l-
mlrution tor ValIandigham.
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Wanted

A Correspondence from any two
Young Ladies' that desires TO correspotd witI two
Cnion soldiers Of the Army oi the Cunt eflsnd. vs..
would with the ladies between tie ste Of vs. and 9O
No friends Ol M.VAi nee ppiy. Adass,
%. sMtiH OF I. KOHLY,
Co. " I4th Regiment %. V. l., Wineheasr. Tenn
August =. 1864. 10.
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Nvhc'c number Of vo,cspll

on the anncgnccmrn; Of the first bal.
loi, the names of Charlcs rust,r aud
Francis Abbott were wilhd lawn,
L. J. Wclscr having received msjo.
rity of all the votes, was, on motion, de-
c'urcd the unanimous choice If tho con.
ycnton for r preventative.
For Probate Judge, Che rpncs of DR..
VIM. l.. laaIhon Of Scioo, G. ]. Keen
aud a. II, Bycrs, of r Mn. were anounc.
cd. Two ballots were had with the fol-
lowing results:
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ECrty Acres Of land
more or cls,

more or cJs,
J lERMS-0ue.lhiri Cash on day of sale,
one third in on aud tNoyears with inler,si,
lr'm day OF sale. Drirricd pnl mcuts to Ie
seeureu by Murtgrge'on premises
J SONEDECKER.
admir- oG the Estate VI pEiLE Ia, Gu. he'd.
Aug. !, 1868. ii--it
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Capt. \ II Dyrrs wcs declared the
.uranim'us choice Of tho convention for
Probate Judge.
Li,u,e ant, Colonel James NJ Stevens,
of Eden, was nomira atcd for CLERK OF tac
C,urt Wy exclamation amidst the most
Tociicruas and long continued ch hccr'nr.
Nelson T.. Brewer Nas nominated by
acelomation for Prosecuting Attorney,
with three rtusing cheers.
A ballot f,r County Commissioner was
then had, and Dennis y. Cramcr was
nomiuatcd for the long term, and David
Deacon f,r the short term. svth were
made unanimous.
4, c, Baker was nominated on frs,
ballet for lutirmary Director.
Tho Committee on Resolutions thro'h
their chi,'mau, Ju, &c Hord, reported tho
following
RlstLUrt,NS.
Pho Committee appointed To draGt res.
olu,ions expressive OF the sense Of the
Convention on the issues OF the day, re-.
spcct'ully submit the following:
We re, ilitm the declaration of princi.
pls tdortto by the County Curvtutiun.
assembled at 7 fiu On the l2th cav OF
June last, ord in addition thereto uiop,
the following
Isl. ln the lureuegc OF c. J.. Valsn.
d!ghum, his" election tcpcndcd upon tlc
Il suit at the sogc ot Ni,kslurr,H d,.
feat to,ur arms would aid in Securinc his
triumph, whle victory p,rrhrd upo1 N,
bann,rs ol IN, Uuiun, lur SHADOWS death
10 the hop of the arch traitur.,
Our soldiers have added immensely In
the dtbt OF greutude which We alrtady
owed th,m by Their late grand ana bril-.
liaut aohiev, mcnls, in opening TO our
commerce the great ia hor o, Waters
from It's source To ils momh, ir drlyinp
btg SId his Amy b yord thc b rdrrs oi
Tennessee, in bringing the yauut,d in. |
vdsiuns ot Mary and aud pcnnsy yania /
ny the boasting l. e to an ipnoIninious 1
and irglori,us termination iur tho enc |
mics OF the Rcpubhc, aud in ov, rwhem-
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WAR NEWS.
Hbc Uniform to nc ttc' peeled
Wan Dtrr., Abj..GrNs OFFICE
Washington, July 81.

General Order Ne. 2a2.
The following order of the Prcsidoa,
is published for the Information and goy.
ernment OF oil couccrnedi
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MlNTI.

$75 TO $50 PER M1NTH.
THE LITTLE GIANT sEWING MACHINE
co PAW want m Aeentin enrh Cnunty, "a
'oct orl"r' inr theTnew sf5'NIachine, with gurgs,
screw driver rnd extra needles. Newlinry hlef
nj sal ~ %n,i sasnsr., ,orgiVs largs csmmisNons-
For paHiou lSr', terms, etc incloe stamp. and al
dress, T. $. 7 NGE, Toledo y.
General Agent for the Uuited StSiss.
Ialy 2stlSd3 io-am
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The Real Estate

bout ed and dc crihei ms follows, free and
uuiucumbertJ OF Dowrr Es'nle Of C,rulinr
Raucb, 10 Wit: The South E,st quarter ul
inc S ulh East quarter OF section No. Nine.
D. cu (l9J ,n Jackson township. SENECA couu
~, OuiO, Containing
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I'nrotcs

\ tesP~,ch to ,ho Cincinnati GoseNe
says;
A few oClhc killed al Jackson arc said
70 have had rarulc pap,Is ob;amcd at
Vieksburg on their persons, show ing that
an who could be- made 90 DO SO w,r,
forced into ne rsults
Another despatch snys.
AtJackson, Mss, Grnrral Sherman
captuTed q number OF rebels who had
been paro'ed ~ The espiluuIjoa OF Vicks.
turs. These hc took cut and sho, ON
the spot.
IL these statements csc trtc, es We
have no reason 10 douJl, tllcy 60 far TO-,
wards showing that the Whble purolc
system should be abandoned. IT, bn,iit
10 the Government depends entirely upon
the honor Of tho rebels Ifone-half cr
even ono-iourtb OF the rebel soldiers paw
no attention To their paroles, il l. far bet.
ter that we hold all rebels captured as
prisoners, uniil regularly exchanged.
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Won, g Substitute, Permitted.

Ven, g Substitutes Permitted.
lBovysv,MAEsuAL Gu>IRu&)
OTrcrrN WASHINGTON, July
-, 1863
To II GEANr RANNHIt, csq, PAille.,
r..
Substitutes ht tween rs and 2uwill be
scccPtcd, with couscA, or parents.
JAS D, FRY
Provost. Mnrthul Gun,rul
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LISEs THEN B9rH.-Vallandlgham In
his Copperhcad addfess 10 the people OF
Ohio setms to be en9morcd about ,qua'. i.
iy, with the governmhnt OF Jcif. Davis
and the government of Niotoris. He was
"tairly and honuEahle dealt with" by the
"ConiedeTale Stalesn--ho ntver calls
th,m rebel States --HAd magnifes the
privileges which ho enjoys ION British
soil The r. belii1us J o, aud the hypo.
critical John Bull are pruised-lut ioi the
Government Of his own country, his
cursos and maledi liops arc rcscrycd -
Giere'dnd Lcddc,
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Witness

W itpcss:
JOHN SEEN. Father.
MARY SEEN, MmhoT,
MOSES SEEN R.oiher,
JOSEPH W AKNER.
Me more, Julv 81. lS6l.
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Adsninistra tors Sale
or
REAEa E5TATE

Under ana pursuant to an order
OF sale 10 mc issued by the Probate Court Of
Se' cci County, Ohio, IN cause wherein. the
undeisignrd Wa p,titilucr. and CaIoliHe
Rnuch, widow ut Peer Riuch and others
were respond,n's J viii IN the
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Union county Ticket.

Union County Ticket.
For Representative,
+. j WELkER,
ot rh,npsou
For Probate Judge,
ANDREW II. BlERS,
OF Tilia.
CLERK or The Court.
JAMES NJ. STEVENS,
Of Eden,
Pro ccutng Attorney,
NELSON T.. BREW EE,
of Cliulor.
Commissioner, Qnll T,rm)
lENNlS +. CEAMkR,
Of Clinton.
Coumission,r, (Vacurcv)
DAVID DEACON,
,f Liberty
th.mary Droc'or,
a. G. BAKER,
of Rccd
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Gittin &rckln Gribnur
JOIN ROBINS, s,,.se.A,...
J s. NcltllANn{ to'0f' a'u WINS wv"
UNION STATE TICKET.

TtFFlN, o. AUGUST 7. 1909.
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The following ,0icial ,rd,r has bc,o
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