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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17

WiuAr CoFFEE.-Whcut coffee, made
of mixture Of eight quarts Of wheat to
one bound of real coffee, Is said to afford
a beverage quite as agreeable as the un-
udultcraicd Rio, besides being much more
wholesome.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17
RYE wHISKEY, II Years Old,

Brandy. Otard & Dupny's pure
juice Por, Wine for Sacramental use,
Swee, Wine, Catawba and Native Wine,
Jamaica Rum.
We deal in strictly fret class Wines,
&c. Goods selected expressly for Nc
alcius, use.
DuDolS g. CO.
No more Rheuma,isa after u.,pg ws,soas.
Neuralgia xips.
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Murros 1. very good; bu, had not our

Murros !, very good; but had not our
farmers better save their Aocks at present
until our hills arc covered over with
them. Wool MUST bring glorious price
for somo years to come, and will be the
most profitable thing that farmers can
raise. But to supply the demand for
wool, less mutton must be used. The
American A griealiurisi says that an uv.
ersge Of at least 10000 sheep was
slaughtered In tho city Of New York eve.
ry week during the last year, and 1000
brought in rcudy slaughtered. This would
make five hundred and sepcaty.two fious,
and sheep slaughtered TO supply the
single city oi New York with mutton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17

THx safest calculations are those in
which something 10 allowed for miseal-
oalstiens.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17
BUSINESS CARDS.
Silas H. Lindsey,

A licensed Auctioneer, is now
ssdv 10 tspd 10 III busness IN his live that ay he
ir'ustsd 10 his care In ssnsos and sd.oiuins oouu
ties.
tyRe,ldsnee, 9 miles north of riihn, on the
ffsmont pIsnt Rosd. Az orders left with W. A..
Bu,kirk 4 Co, will b promptly attended TO
Tiain, ,Jan' 10, lR61. On
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wv. u. a. Il. Noble.

Attorneys Counsetlors ut Law.
nnios In Singers New Block, opposite the t'or''
Ifonse nov2j
W. r, Noble, Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17
For ColdsS Coughs, Diphtheria,
Group. Consumption and all
diseases of the air passages.

DIR. Fishers cough mixture known
a. s"fi,hsTs Compound syTup Of cins-Ts Is not ouly
= medicine Of great value to prevent aud eare the
above diseases, but 10 the most sgreeabe and safe TO
azs. kvety dayh experience ofHs merits gives Il q
Nidst spread eonanmpiion. scme of he most en-
lirhtened Pkyteians reeommendit and Tepreseat
assaswerips one all.impersnt Indication which
spara,loas Of similar Pss,snsieas hsye whny failed
pravss Digestion, while AZ the same time Il allsys
cough ,FanqaihEss the nsrSeos system and pTadacss
free aud sAsy expectoraten Ills for sale hy all the
kpoiheeares IN TINA, by WA, Simmons, Republic
r.. p. Bliss, Beomvill,; wm. Rsininger, Atliss and
Dp Rai, \ 40, fostoEia.
Tian, March q, iseS-sm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.

n. n. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
For sale by nullois Co. ~. II. Snyder, Tifhs;
n. Hall, Lowell; nf =. Yates, Green Springsj VIM.
Rinin.sr Attica; u. Hoffman, & Co., Mctntohenvlle;
an ly me dirinr dealers throughout the state.
u u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
u95lv. Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17

cuLrrArE your heart Alright a. well as
your farm; and remember " whatsoever a
man eoweth that shall he reap.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17


DO you wish to be blessed with and admired fcr
PEARLN WMTH AndSoUSD TEETH Uss Df WMi
u. HURD's uNRIvALLED TOOTH POWDER,
waTTanied frce from acid, alkal, OF any injurious
substance. Price 25 cents per boz.
w beware ofthe ordinary cheap Tooth Powder,
which whiten but destroy,
no you wish tobe ser'ain that your Lresth I, rufe,
sweet and agreeable to husband or wife, lover o.
FRIENDS U,e DR.. IlURD'S GEl.EBRATED
MOUTH WASH. rrce ", osRtsper bottle.
This asringcnt wa.h II also the best remedy In the
world for CiSKEE, BLp Bar,rH. LFEpisa GuNs,
soRK Mourt, etc. II has cured huu"rsds.
Do you or yonf children suffer from rUUrIlACHEi
Get DR, HURDS MAGIC TOUTilACilE DROPS,
friee, ~ cents per bottle
Are ys~ afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR.
HURDS NEURALGIA PLAsTERS. The most
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They do not adhere nor blister, but ,oothe and
charm pain away. Try them. Price, Is and r.,
cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
"A TT niise on the hest means Of preserving the
Teeth, mai. on receipt of the price, 10 cents. II Is
ulnHhls little wok Sni should be in the possession
OF every per,cn.
f"r safe ,an ,hs hes, stores throughout the coan.
tfy
CAurioN,-As iberc m. dealers who take advar
tHge OF o"t Advertisements TO impose upOn iheirrbs
tomcfs inferior preparattons u u necessary 10 In
II upon having what you call for, and you will oEr
rnK nssT, hoouRhly tested, and prepared by an eS'
perienced dentist. Treasurer Of the New YORK state
Dentists Associatien, and Vice President OF the
New York City Dental Society.
Addrs. WB. iilRD &Co.,
Tribune Buildings. New York.
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BR Y-AN'S
PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered iur all diseases Of the
Chest aud Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Consumption, Bronchitis, In
lucnza, IIoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Sore Throat,
&C., &C.
Tbe,. Wafer, give the nosi instantaneous and per
feet relief and when with uceordng TO d..
reetons, never fs 10 effect rapid and lasting cure.
Thou have been restored 10 perfect health, who
have tried other mspnsinvnin. To all classes and
all combinations they sre blessing anda eure-nons
need del spair, matter how long the disease may
have existed, or however severe y may be- provided
Ie.sy dscayed. Every afflicted should give them
An impartial uih
To yocalists and Public Speakers,
th.se Waters are par icusrly valuable. They willin
oss pAY remove the most severe oceasi0nal hoafse.
ne"i aud thsirt.galar use for few days VIII al all
time, incfease the power and nexbity Of hs voice,
greatly improving its tone, compsN and eearnes, tor
witch puTpo'eihsy are regularly used BY msnf pro-
fessional voealsts.
juB MOSES Sole rropristsr. Roehss,erN.r.
Price, ,9s cents perl bon.
Vocalitts and Public speaker
voeAlsts aud Puylio Speakers
Voealitts aud Public epeaieu
win dnd Rryans Waters
n. Will6nd Brysn's Waters
WIN 6nd Brya ans W afers
InvAlusbie TO remove
lnv slusbis to remove ar.
Invslnsbls to remove
Hsarssnea and Sore Throat f,
HoarseRsss and Sore Throat
HoHr.eness anu Sore Throat,
Il And give eisarneH toths voice.
And give elearness to the voice.
nd give clearne" TO the voice,
They relieve In ten minutes.
They relieve IN ten minutes,
They relieve ia ten minutes,
Coughs, Celd,, snd slldise'sss
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Uolds, and all diseases
Ofthe Chest and Lungs
ofths Chest sud Lungs.
ofshs Chsst and Lspg,
sald by all Druggi,u
| soidb, all DTuggisr
Al 95 cents boz
| .fr AZ 95 cents bon
Al 25 cents boz
| sepue.lY
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Fer the Relief ef the Sick aad pisus,is2, afflicted
with Yralsal ead chrsaie Dssssss Aad sspsei ally
for The cap Of Diseases Of the ssraal o'sAa,.
Men,oAL ADVICE sissA srs'i' BY the Acting
vAiIXnL. REPORTS on spsrpa,suAsa, .,
Seminal Msaknsu, and other Diseases Of the Ssaaal
OrsaAs, ,~nd ea the Nsw RssE oiss smployed Ia the
DispeAss sent to the ahc,sd 10 sealed lstsr eavsl
opss. lsss of ehNee, Two tthrss Stamps fs' post
Aass,s, Or. }. skiLsIN nouGHroN, Aenss
surgeon, Hew.5d Association, Ne.s South N,nIh 81.
rhiisd.,rhia, Pa. tssair
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A. II. Bycrs
j. N. HHOrd, ,

Attorney at Law, Tiflin. Ohio
)nics In shawhan's New block over Shfver'' store
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17
John McCauIcy,

Attorney at Law, :: 5: Tifin, o
OFFICE, 2j floo,, TsmL's Block.
March 10, 1868. T-u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17
George j. SzIanau,

Surgeon Dentist.---Rooms in
shawhan's New Block. over the Bank Of
Tillin, 1'ifRn. Ohio
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j. y. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
i,s practice. and viii give .rici attention to all bos
rers entrusted to him. Oioe IN the corner Of Ebsh's
Ilork directly above the store room Of Mr.. George
s,Ior. sud spposit,lhe shawhanll llonss, apis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-04-17

~ The shove named Ladies we are psronsliy 80.
qanLinted with, aud know that or several years while
we lived In Medina, they were great sufferers. Nils.
has been badly afflicted thai II was with difficulty
she able to stand upon her feet few bettle, o.
Catholcon entirely cured her of her eomplains. NV
wiic received great hsneft from this medicine We
recommend it to the Ladies Of this County SAT.
and efficient reesdy for the many complaint, they
iubjectioE ....
Editor Garfield Herald.
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HOME TESTIMONY

Nr.H. n KtNGsLEy-Dearsir, Wep.Iit . dr,y We
owe TO the public, TO state nat Hsrsh-lps CAboison
/. medieine iusa uable for eomplants catsed undsr
the head of Fsmsle Diseases. We have used yoar
GraTenb.rg Medcise and have b,en grs,tiy bens6i.d
thereby, so rinch 30. that the pfice donbls we
W ,uld have them. To the thousand Of our SET wh6
sre sntlt ing from weaknesses, would fecomnsnd
the Cahoiieou sure plnscca II evss strength 10
the system and enables each Of the organs Of the bod
TO perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs. W CARTER,
Mrs T.. y. WEEKS
Misc. sWORNsTEtTg
Medina, March .ISGt
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FOR SALE BY

For sale In Sereca county byl l.. st. John Il Co
Duuois & Co aud J +, Msrquardt. Tihai u. Hat
Iawelk D.. NJ a Tndt, Adriani .. w Miller. Attica
u W Hoffman. nerwieki John Lewis, Bersvillsl
q Younker, wstsonsststioai EP bliss, hloomN n
n q Creqne' IVES, Lodi Dubois n Co., festoHa
James Gray, Melmorsi NJ sileox, West l'odii 7
Yates, ,1rsea SpEinHL dets1-iI
,ndby M -rchani, and druggists gensvally ,hTouEhoi
the United States aud CsnAdas,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-03
VOL XIV, NO. 225

which We, By cur solemn act, haTs sd.1istsd
iflfo the family Of nations have abandoned theIr
597srsigntF and surrendered t up % you. This
was not sud ooEld not be shown All the Yau-
kees could point % 10 IslIic.ti0n Of their b D
tensions was tao C0nstut0a Of the United
States, where there j. not a single word imalV-
ing, IN sny way, fhss the Stafas eonpFising The
C0ntaderusa Sfasss surrendered thsir 5ogsrzigu-
~. aud Sill sss that hey IErrandorsd & . ttsir
KEnkse aseactl.ss.
"isis q simple compact Of t-aztys ky which
they ayrsad 20 exercise N colnon Eheir foreign
relations, and certain gererai D1zsT8, by q esr-
tain agency, called the GroVslunant Of the Uui-
ted States. If q lsague or e1upaet Between M
d0as Is broken By one OK more Of then, var
Nay arise. Some may charge that the eompacE
IS n Justly broken and that, therefore, great IN
jury q sustained; and, there 5siug 70 c0mu9R
Ifbiisr between lhsm, var may BE- ras0Etsd 20 70
obtain redress. Bns, i4 such G war neither party
czn Be rz5sis % lba ether. Both ara indspeDd-
eEt B1Versi guties- uaInt5l1iuE their nf19 -
The sword, aHd be.h are entitled 70 ca equ1l
recognition BY neutral nations. Iais Wa9 sur
pos. sion-z 20 7itigu suiBortsd bV the archives
Of Great Britain, an1 il-ii5Bui11la By any facs
Of Lislory. Pet grsst Britain bas 1h0UEhs sast
Co igusrs her eva record and al tie facts Of ais-
tory, snd b consider -ha C0u.eierats States AZ
belonging 20 ths Yankee States and ihsratora
rebels 60 their authority. THIS Is q m0ustTous
DsEVsrsi0n Of trushs and q zriaVsuB wrong to
Che C5Hfsdetaie 3sEtss. il IS q ueaa trucking
20 power, which ne lsi nation would be guilty
1E Earl Russell may ignore the ruth, and ~
to glass oYar the wrong, 5us ne may dsBaad
upon II wa viii remember it, and- ia oar own
y91d tme We vii know how 20 maat the inter
EeldiiEg, Abolition spiTis wuich has pro
suesd iE"
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1Irs. LIuoola'. errad ban.

ETem the W Eglil 8 On evening Journal
Tne 6lsl bal ever given in The White House
Over eight hundred invitations WeF5 Issued.
Ar and airs. L'Eco,R stationed themselves IN
he center Of the east Tosm, AID received the
guests For ere houg the tETeHg msved IN 3
ee5rsut; Eld when tbs reaEs we're full, the G&-
fiue Bard. ga iOued in their Ugusl position,
began playing 0yeIaLic airs Of the haes5 ds5criP-
tcz a. eleven. A isfga apartments was thrown
opaa about u 0'cleck, With an immesss PBEch-
bowl Re he center, sed sandwiches, etc, aYouad
is. Ths supper was set iu tie dLuirg-To0n, al-a
IS considered enc Of fhe e1est Displays Of gas
Hau1mie at ever saeu IR Ebis country. l. cost
lLcussrd ds Of dol aEs. Che bin Of fare Was heTs
una=yd of thirty dishes sse described , TIE
ssbias fairy b-lt under expensive lULUIie5
hessad on8 UpCa another At twelve the
| dining Tcem was thrown cPsn foT inspection,
sad gucs.s passed IN sHd We Ued it, 2 egsga-cyy
70 tie cenolii1z. of ths artistic pile. Nearly Ell
/ The generals IN t1s army were there The ladies
we're dressed iu the high. of fashionable exnsvs-
zaucs.--W Wash. Cor. Ciacs4H8I Glzstts (R5Fgb-
lioaH)
Nero GddI1d while Rgms was burning. Nr
zud Hrs. Lincoln give expensive eutert1iE
nsHts while tts country Is II the last thfce5 o.
aissOluii-n, and while lh5 people are taxed e
/ ths uttsrmost TO ssstsin ths policy which il
destroying il. "E=sE3y ell the generals in tl'
srnsv were ,hsrei' ''I cost -h0ussEas Of dol
! Isls,' while hundreds Of thousands Of widow
and orBhans, made such b. tals war, are suffer
no fer Ens wants Of the coDim1n nscs5saTieB C
| lie ard mourning 10 tbeir poverty the sbsenet
/ Of tter husbands and lGsbeEs5 vino sleep theI
| last sleep IN southern graves. 50 It goes. 'On
/ Qn vi.h the dance.
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TIE FIaht At chnrlestswn.

Frem 8 eeailemsu iust iroB Western Virginia
We Sc. s1zos iutereEtaF P2rticEisrs Of the attack
on Charlestown by Gen. Imbodsn-ia fact the
first authentic scc1zEt we have had Of she affair.
Week before last Gen. Imbl3c1 conceived tha
idea Of movement on ClHrsastcWs, with TisE
o. surprising szd cap uTinE the garrison, story,
Supplies, etc. Accordingly, al beng ready, he
etsrfed ont from B -rryviIe f0r ChsrlestoWn with
his commands what aumbsr it il not prudent
to szy-on the m0In7ng Of Tuesday, the ISsh,
about two G'clock. Afsar 8 r1arch IF same four
or five hours-sh9ut seven O'Clock in the morn
nE-Chsriestovu was rssc1ad. wheTeUp0l halt
ives ordered and flag Of truce sent in, under
charge Of Capt. EcNeil, demanding = surrender
Of the enemy which EEs refused.
Tie enen1y's position aud confidence no d0zbt
promptsd tbs refusal Of surrender. He wss
strongly bsTTce3p5. Tie cour: klgse AID jail
had bs=n converted into temporary forts, aud
their 9slls had bern pierced b. port holes. The
jail zss held by tham IS = veDaTs,sd spot, for it
is Tie sane rre Ia which cid Jchs Brown 6ss
cor fined. and sdev declared shzt /. should never
be taken, st the same tiEae sdjiHg further def
ance BY irEisg C-l shouting that famous Abe
lltioa r1a.C5V, "Cld john Browns bones lie
zoul5ezin- in the grave" etc
On IeariaE lbst lLa enemy refused 70
surrender Gen lmbc6sn immediately ordered
fire 70 be opened ug1n the tsTa, directing pri--
rl-F 1r-ll-l HEf Cu-la Ay4-o anu il-. Il l-
frs s7oE became to hot for the enemy, and he
vas quickly driven frea bis places OF shelter
zud rspii5y rs,T5aled from tho town. La mis-
zht he was elase'y pursued 6y cur cavalry,
Ef-j. Whle's be talon leading IN the charge.
We GuCl6-56d n t1kirz f.Gr au-1I5d and thir-
tT-t0sT prisoners, with al thes- Erms and equip
meuts, SAD five vrE1ns loaded WitA e9mmizssTy
and medical stores zad supplies.
On being driven to retreat, tire enemy imIZs-
5i.taly ceu-ul-icstsI with Hara5I's Ferry, g
dis .sEae Of Ia: eight miles. and the result VS.
that be Wzg speedily reinforced with two TeEi-
msuls CT in.-ltE', l--o batssI.llg OF cavalry asC
six pieces 1l artillery B-s it Hss Toe late. Gen
ImbCdez lad accomplished Lis ocjset-a dash
sHd s3rHziss If the e-Tgisca--aad fell sack in
coed o-d.r, wiz nca haul Of provisions and
supplies
The rffai- Ess = ceRFl5ts success, sza eUE
z'ca returned 1Tss il ia the best spirits, though
having mGr5bzd wish either bat litzls feed erresL
Czpt. Csmias Jn charging and pursuing the
enemy. lost fiz ann 3 .chmsGG EZcm-ndT.
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rrnn Esrr rrrus.-ss.

The Register has information from East Ten
nsssee to the effect that ths Fsdsrsls have eEse-
uased Loudon, crossing tho river and burning
their bridge behind them Our cavalry have
been ordered to that plaza. Cen. Vaughn has
retained to sTss.Hatsr rom a seous N tls
msuutsins bringing with him IS prisoners one
captain ard ssventsan Brivatas Of BEyso1's
command. They sIso killed seven, making
twenty-five, which vas about ane-lhird sf BEY-
sons whols force There ara new 10 FsdsralS
his side the Teunessso river in thas section.
We also clip the following from tbs Rsgistsr
General Ravnolis aov commands in Athens.
Tennessss. He has suFned his attention to the
civil administration Of the district which ae gov
ems. The stGralau7as lilas were hllsd when
Federal Isgicns occupied The place ara accessible
to Southern soldiers, and C1nfsdsrsts notes sup
1lsas "gTeau bsezs" IN the maTts OF Tade. BIS
IRea strut thrsuCh the strssi8 aFraYed in a.i the
taEZory Of YANKEES vanity snd 8plsudor, ald
conrnissarisf which a SYbEnta might have
saj1yst, oDsns its stores 20 The hungry soldiery
OF the SJVth.
The ouaratiens Of Gsn. Rs7u1lda ara net eg1-
faei 90 these miser zst.egs. Aa Is collecting
supplies % sustain the army daring tas winter,
zzd By references 30 his order, published IN AZ
other column, it win be seen that hs i5 gather
ing the soldiers, now exchanged, who were fur-
l5aghsd after the lall Of VicEsBHrg Hs aliudes
20 the cath administered By Federal functions
ries, which Is vsid, IF for no other reason, be-
causs Of q fraud contained in its very terms.
The oath declsra5 that be WE0 subscribe5 e owes
his allsgiancs 20 the G57srnmars Of the United
5tatos liz preference to that OF any '5tatsY eeua-
- ar corporation
TIE purpose Of the insertion Of these last
words is Co create g false impression upon tue
minds Of the ignorant To the uHeduea5ed, is
would seen that 3 mans obligation 10 subEit 20
he bahest8 Of 8 b5ari Of sidermel vas sgual %
5hat fastened upon hin By his birth aRd ciliBsn-
ship, 60 obey the voice OF bis State. The STATE
Of Tenuesses, bE an 0Ter7helming majority of
her people. severed her c9nneelsn with tna FED
srsl Uai0H, and cur enemies would make the g
lofant believe that fsllsy was due 6rEt TO the
Ulitsd States, instead Of she sovereign State Of
Tennessee.
There is q patent lie and fraud On The face OF
the oath administered TO citizens Of Tennessee
5y our enemies, and GeR Reynolds deems Is IN
valid in the forum Of law and eClscisncs.
OF az generals Who have received thorough
military training, Reynolds IS perhaps the most
democratic in ais manners snd bearing H5
pOsula.iiTia boundlass, and bis eondaet at Ficza-
0urg and eTerywhers throughout the war has
demonstrated his fitness for the position be oe-
cupiss.
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acts Of rebellion sgsinst His divine government,
srd what tho hnsl catastrophe shat be is only
known to Elm who sssth tho end from the be-
ginHiHg.
Alter forty yssrs spent in the miaistryg rnoTs
than thirty of wheh have been passed in tns Of
Gee Of bishop, I can look back with husable
thsnkluiness 20 the Givsr Of al good for this, at
least, thss sll my best labers were direetad 20
the preservation Of the church from the inrosds
Of doctTinal innovation. At my ordinstisn
promised so 70 minister the doctrine and sncra-
meats and discipline Of Christ, az tho Lord h1th
commanded, aud As this church has rsceivsa tho
same'- and certain i is that ''this church lad
not received The modern doctrine Of ultra-a5oli-
ti0Dism at that time, IS trust she never viii re-
esivs it, because It is contrary 20 the s1cTed
Scriptures. / also promised, " with AZ fsIthiul
diligence 70 Danish and dive awsy from lhs
church al orrcnaoUs and strange doctrines con-
trary 10 Gods Word, and I made those pr0ul-
isos in ths rue sense which the veuerabis Bishop
While, ny oriaIasr, attached to them-I BE-
liev5d then as be believed, that our ssntbera
brethren committed no sin IN having slaves, aRd
thsy were uea Of IS much piety AZ aGY minis
taT5 IA our communion / believed - Be be-
li5yed that the plain preespts and practice et
the apostles sanctioned the institution, although
Ss a matter Of sxpsdieacy, the time n ght come
when tie South would prefer, as the North had
done, 10 employ free labor. Those promises !
hsve Kept faithfully to this day, and if, when
ana drawing nesr to the end Of ny career, I am
70 be condemned and vilItisd BY you and y08r
clergy, because I still maintain them to the ut
most Of ny slender ability, be assured, my right
reverend br0lhsr, that I shall regret the fact
much mors en- your account thaR on my oEu
Ia coaclusiou, have only to ssy that I have
No resentment for the grossly insulting style Of
yoUr manifesto. The stability aud unity Of the
church sf God are he only intsreats which
desire to 5ecars, and am too old in experience
10 be much moved by the occasional eKessgss Of
human infrmity JOHN II. HOPKINS,
Bishop ot the DioeaGe Of Vermoat,
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x The wss5hst prophets ia Ainnssots, say
tbs5 people may l0ok oct for The hardest winter
seen flr years There viii be mere cold dsys-
he uercuIy 81 70 rua laaer. and tho gBow will
Be deeper, ihan bet0le since 81 This - the
fret fzl. sises thet Of 81 ihs bzook trsu5 ksye
scm uenesd isaviug tbs snail creeks for deep
h0ies IS early as September, and the frat seasos
since then thst tho nuskrais have douh.s-HsiIsd
tfeir Hitie hillocE homes These aHd eerlaiR
other iuialibls signs known 70 the sport isr1aG
snd hunier indicate Nin.er of Unuaua. seventy
IL is thouqht BY many that the nvsf VIII close
al least tWo weeks earlier thaR last year
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rsnlrdc-nte crrrrn.r.
TIE Richmond correspondent Of the Chayles-
ton Hereary gives 8. s. note:

TIE Richmond correspondent Of the Chaylss-
ton A'srcTy gives {. s. note:
A slrewd capitalist advises people every
where 20 hcld on 70 their Confederate Botes-
Wsy1 81. csuse tbey vii Be worth something
es soon So he eight per cent tsL and the in
come sEI begin 90 be .el,; and that viii Be IN
November next People have L0t yet begun 70
realize hat the ts1 really is they viii, though,
before the year ends, and you viii see q surpris-
igE decrease OF circulation and general yeT-
ness for the very notes tEst are now Caued
-tIs b. Thus sai the capitalist
We Cxrecs before long to see the prediction Of
lEo "shrgWd csT l4is." resi- z d. a plsihoTic
currency Is great eyil, bUs the process Of de-
2 D'etion IS "a scvcrer one. When toe contraction
beei-s, th q 10 cut for "ha-d times" "Eght-
ness 10 uGusg,' e.c, etc TIE plethora ef ear
r-ucy is the c7adi-:on Of she dRuken naa. But
rhsu the inioxicsiDg fu-ges Of the liquor begin
70 die Cui on the brsin, sBd the nan gObers, then
follows the collapsed state known IS the "hor.
r0-5" Wheu a ate gets high On paper nsEsy,
It ugss bavs q t1ulh If the "hoIoTs" On getting
sObsr.-Es5ls BegjsteT