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ReaainInS IN the Cleveland Pest O1eo
Iuue 40. 1888,


1TAulsttsEs advertised ggbiset e e. s!tES ct,
charss0f One Cent. Persons ealing Tor them Hil
- The Once vim Be oDsn At - 4. n, and dos
= = 8 LADIES LIST.
A
Andrews = AlbOrn P 8 Andrews HELEN
Allen Emma Axiord OJ Almaden EUROPA
Allen Jane u --
Bishop Annie Barnard A FIsnehsrd Rosie
Bishop n Butts Mary Ann Byers Mery
Brown Lucy Brown Libby Hrogn henrlstta
B ties Eugene Bar a. o A Balden Y -I
Button Clorinda Black Kate BryRe BFidget
Barlow Annie BeckWith J W BroWnel n
Oreiphton Clark S Chambers
Ogrvin Mary Chapman Clay Minnie
Clark d Colby Il G. Clinton Gussie
SSTSSt STbsri Mrs CoEeiy May Canningh.m N
Canton Mary % chart May Ceine Louisa
Cleveland jen sfH
Dwyer Mary Dun Mary nuocan M.ry A
nana nc s DOspe n D5ney Cathrine
Ringer CH Dalg eish A Doyle EliE beth
Denhan Elizab'h Dill Oarlin Dillman Alien
Edwards Mary Enos sarah Elmer Mary
Ea,nsebt Sarah FoulsrsE EransiaoO Melts
Ford 1 mily Farg~au Anna Foas Maria
Fellow Lucy
Canes Susan G-eeley Mary Gallaber Ross
cOoden Rosafe Guild Fo1sna gTtbhen MliA
Soprif eIizsb'b GayF5od Elizs Gsbsn Daiiads
GS1sp Snbe SrimieI N Gilbert Mary L
Hndeubrand T Husmsn HopEinsPB
aisSy 4fs61SY MSTy 4IlyiA HSmeEE % Hea1I Emma
Hnrsbut b i Howl EJ Hsmilton Clara
Holm Annie hand Aimira Hobart Amelia
J,.k.on Anne Jopo, Vivian Jaoob, Tho,F
Judd LucY y ! hnson Frank -nk-on Hl0rA
Jones susie Jackson & johnson L.bbis
KENNEDY KnhsanM Kelley Laura
Larroop MadgO Lamlsrd Mar LsmbeFt Laura
. app Mia g gdon ChaS Ledge Bgn.s
Laney LIB Locke Fannie
Mf,I.r VINO M.rtin sslson Marshall Emma
HiI'er A ne Marvin Maynard Z r
Martin Cynthia Miller Alexander
McKinuie wm McHu96 MARY McYasOn Matll
MoGuire Anne Maese tau MeGreFey M4Ig
McGrath Kate
Ne1 Nm rOrtatin UIatH ISerson aalIA4U-ls
o'DonSSen Fridgos
Persw MsryE Painai Minnie Paskard lIirand
Paddock Rmms Phillips Almira Palmer AS
Peck LILLY PerningtOn l. Palmer M
RcsB6ad sGsa dSsJ AJ PemiTston iRai Fan Bel Mary
Robinson James
s'an5art WE Swift Thomas stebbinS Mary
SvToua o SteV art Mag Spalding d
Shuts Hettie Sherlock May Sheppard = NJ
sumner lille II Rtraftan Z a Sherkey Vlizb
SvIIor ELLEN Stedulon ID u San ord has b
ssieveos Bersey Fmith lice ktkea Ann n
Stone ] Stoner Anna Story d P
= Cd. t'
tn .ner @ Taylor Thos B lden Tillie
Thomson Libbie Titbets Oalyen Thomson Annie
Thomas Mary Thayer Aic 1h-rp Mary
Waller May y-u-mee Jane Vincent BoIO
| --r .s Yarian n, 4sE-'f
s. .ae --.. W
Wilson May Willis Maria Warner Mollie
/ Whitnev NJ Warren Marth White Lucy
| Wilssrshlte Z Williams Eve While Eaiher
WhFeler S Woodbury. C0raWOOdbury annie
Weis Lizzie Welsh Julia Wood b
. 49, ..r-s Wheeler HliEa $685..
Young Susa h Yergan Kate n
Zimmerman MAYA
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HOOfand's German BlttePs
VIII Cure Every Case OF
Chronic OF Nervous DiSease Debility, Disease
Of the Kidneys, and Diseases arising
from a DisordeTed Stomach
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Resulting rom Disorders O. the Digestive Organs ::
ConstIpatiOn Inward les, Fulafus Of Blood 20 the
H a, Acldity Of T. Q SrOmach, Nauses, deartblrni
sgust for FoOd, Ful5 o. ueig1t in Ibe st5m.ehi
Sour kructasnB Elm ing FlutteTug at the Pit q
{ e Stomach, sWimmis e Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult BTea hing, II tsr4ng tee Heart, Oho-
king or Sud0 atink Sensat Ons when in lying pos
furS. DimnTss Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
s & Il, Fever aud Doll Pal in the Head, ID q ieney
Of PeiEpirati a, YeIlOEness OF Ihe Sio ahd Eyes,
pin in' . he tide, a x chest Limbs, &o., fud e
Flushes Of Reat, Burning In the lssh constant i'm
agining Of Evil, and gr ct Depression Of Spirits.
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timOre dispatch says refugees who
iohed the army Of the Potomac
ihmond, represent that there was
lanic there. Only a verI small
ss left there, aud many of the cit
re leaving and going to stauntOn.
I'D seem to indicate that the Rich
opIe sre rather uneasy at the al
II abandonment Of that city by
forces, an uneasiness that viii
TO increase if the reports are
N advance Of General Dix, upon
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DIRD.

In this ci'y, on sOndSy, June 2sth, Mr.. JOHN O.
RhAIhGTDH, age 65 years i-
Funeral viii take place this CWednssday) morning,
at 10 o'clOos, fiom the residence Of W. K. Adams,
No. 81 Bank s.. ...... ..-..- .-..f H
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HSf0E -E4,71IE IrfllEI e.


Tor Governor-JQHE BROHG 3, -Cuyahoga County.
L.ieuf CoV.-CHAs ANDERSOE. Monigomfry %
Bup-ona JudFe-BO KING HUETEB, FAIRFIELD %
Auditor 0f stats-JAlIEs q. GOODMAN, marion %
Ir.sa q sfntn-G WobEET DuRSEY- Msaml 70,
Bd Pob WoTks-JNG M BARRE &c, HlghlEudeo
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EFEe HnTe
Hagan's MAGNOLIA z

This Is the most delightful ans extra
Gle ever discovered Il changes ths
aas hands 70 apea iyratin text sre ofu
y, imuart'ng the marble parity Of >
DIsTfNGUE appeofanee s. invi ,irg in q
fashion. u removes tan, freckies, D M
nsss from the skins leaving the con
transparent and smodih. It contains
furious 10 the skin Patronized by
Ope a Singers. Itis what every LADY
AESold EVeryWhere.
-- DEMAs s. BARN
geneTal A
iulJl-Ras 903 kr6a8va
Editor Leader-DEAR SIs: "
mis- on / wish TO say % The feaders Of
I viii send By retura mail n all Wlo
Recipe, with fun directions for mskir
simple Vegetable Balm that viii ens
in ten days, Pimpisss Bio. ches, Tan.
all Impni les o. the Ssin, lesvug
sel5ar, smooth an fcauiI N.
1 viii fiso msil fice % to se havira
Bare Faces, staple q reotioaA and in
viii eDalle them 70 art 3 ful growt
J BAR, W'hisbers or a McuItache, IN L
an applications ahsNc ed ly rstura
charge Relreclfuly Jourl
TT S. Z. CHAPMA
iune2g-i5s ssi b.,
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SALE.-PUaalsUaNT

MASTEk'S SALE.-PUBsU Ant
lNI to the command Of second pbiries order
OF sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyR-
hnaa EAt.s.-- aIlit r,f HheodnrTe O.
Severance and Carolipe NJ, SeYeranes siss-s-ss
Norman c. Baldwin and others, 70 me directed,
I shall expose Tor sale as public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, in the city of Cleveland,
on the 10Th day of July, 1868, at o'clock P. NJ,
the following described premises Situate in the
tOwnshiP OF Brooklyn, being number seven in
the thirteenth range Of tOWnshlp- in the Con-
neeteut Western Reserve in the, State Of Ohio,
and which is also in the county OF Cuyahoga, and
s known by being in that part Of the city of
Cleveland which vas formerly the C " Of ohio,
and described as follows, tO-wit; Island Block
No % According to map and survey made BY
Ahaz Merchant, and recorded in the Ouyahoga
county records said block being the same here
tOfOre decided to said Norman G. Baldwin by 8.
Thorn psOn, be the same more or less, but sub
ieet 70 all legal highways Appraised at sl,40O.
June 9. 1868. L ", FORD, Master DOn'r.
BACKUs NOBLE. Pr ifi's tt'v's me- -
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Don't f,r to procure Mrs WINsl
ING SYRUP for UHILDRER TEEf
This valus bls preparation Is the prl
Of he best Fensle Physicians snd
United States, ana has been u.ed for (
never faiHng s ety and suceess By n
ers and childr n, from the feeble inta
old 10 she adult. ItHot only rIlieTel
pain, but invigorates the ttomaeh
reots aei-ity, and givss tone and ena
system. 1t WIFI Iuim0sgfsstantlY rel
shIPING IN THIS BOWELS AND
We believo il the Pest and Surest
World, in ali ca cs Of Dyssntsry AZ
Children, whether It arises iron Te,
any 6iher sIss. a
BB-TuIi directions fer nsing viii 6
bottle. None genuine unless the fac
TIS & PERKINS, New York, is on 4
nE-Sold by all Msdieins Dealers
As DeY 81, ew Y TX.
Price only - Cents per
uays6-u b. 25-dauls
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a FRIEHD IN HElD-TRl
Or. Sweets IllFALLIBLE LIHIME
from the recipe Of Dr. stsBhon Sweet 0
the great bone setter, and has been use,
eios for the Last twenty year. with the :
ilg suceesa- As A external remedy X
rival, and viii alleviate pain more spes
Osher araparsri1a. sur Hli Rheumatic
ID sordsrs Il Is truly infallible, and as
9Irss, W0nnd8. 5rain8, Bruises ~
haaling and powerful STRENGTHENING pr
cite the ust wonder and asto1i8hnaent
Syor given It trial. Over four bund-l
D. rsTnarlsable cores performed BY II vi
two years, attest to thia isot. Strong
cen - far 0IauniaTN ~7f.-raf7
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h Feelipg Toward America.
lndon correspondent Of the Boston
wealth writes that there is no
y there are two OF three members
islish Cabinet who would resign
Tempt should be made to interfere
sFioa. The writer says that Earl
ndLord Gray would do SO, but Mr..
. would not.
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FUETRAL KOIT6F.

The Tuneral Services Of b. BENEDICT viii be
held at his resiience in Brooklyn this wednesday,
afternoon at O'Clock 81
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frequently lost or suspended by mAl-p
oious habits that will inevitably lead
dIseass unless checked 10 time Bead
down IN the treatise fHUHAh RBAl
BIOLOGICAL REsEAROHEs.n it is elabo
ted with eolored engraEings and vii
most hardened and unconcornsd, ~
the minds Of the most despoDding, b.
in the right channel Tor RELIEF OF bodf
agony and despair.
BB-Sold By DT. BARHowi ls4 Blsee
Price 35 cents. Sent free sTuryWhsre-
msnt Of 'Triesemar' in snOsher o0iu
sold also By CIV. OLAHK, prugE
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Section Of Police

The procession moved down Broadway
to Fulton street, and thence through South
street to the New Haven boat, on which
the remains were placed. The boat left at
4 o'clock. The flags about the city and on
the shipping were displayed at half-mast.
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K6TICE.
stats BoaEd of MsdieaL E1anineIs

NVNsG ~ III u 1ANN--t'1H 2 ~ 2 n q d
OFFICE SUaGE GESERAL or CHIC,
-. I.'..- Comm bus, Juf5 IS, ls3 --s .
A MEETING OF THE STATE
n BOAHD OF ME oItIAB EXAhIlN NEfs viii be
he d in The ity Of Columbus, on ila.I "a.
Tuesday, the 7th of July, 1888,
ClmmsaefBg at IY O'Clock A. N. Reqaisit- qua'ih-
ca-tons: GTad1AE on g. -egusr Medical Col g- ev-
ldenced by Diploma, aud CERT ficates o. gO0o moral
standing. ~. . ia o. 81.
AsaITgs numb OF We.lical men ore required 20
hl ute,enI vacancies aud the IhiIty new Regiments
iusJ cal ed f1r t hOped tns prOis sion attend
in fu ioi ce. s. N. SMITH,
iune-6 -i47 4taW SurEeOn Geui irsl ~ Ohio.
| -- OFFIaE o. THE
.#. CLEVE;L[AsP MAHo I1S R. K Co.
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TOR RENT-LAR9E re-
q American BHi dinRsi suitable .T.T1i
iua purnosas knquire Of W. q.
With Bas krs . Noble.
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| sPRUIAL MEETING OF THF

A SPEUi AL M EEIlN OF Iii h
IA Stockholders Of this Company will b held az
rs Office this ity, thursday thH9th day Of Ju-
" nexJ, a. 10 clock A ~, to take action upon
COO sract pr. posed be Ween the Atlantic . e. eat
W ern RalW CompinY an1 this Company
Transfer bOOks will bs closed ihe 18th day u JnB,
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ and remain closed unul Friaay
By ? der OF i6s B ard Of Dire. ors. ID.
iune 5-it7 .. ~ b. HKE, sA0'v.
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PROvosT M ARsHAL GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsaINGr -, d. o., May p, 1858
A LII N I'm WHO DESIRE TO
"A join any particular rs Eime Of cavalry CIV in
the Held hers7y authorized 70 pressut themselves
Al any time during the thir days, he Board
OF Enrolment in their rpfpsciiYe D,stFics. he
BOard chs II examine snd determine upOa the ftne
for ths 8erYica and II fOund to be ft the Provost
MsTshal Of the DsgriCt shall give them tra- spOrta-
on tickets to tbs zen raj ren ezvous at he lead
quarters or the A. A Provost Marshal General Of the
State. ....
As soon they rressnt themselves 1t this general
Rendezvous they shall be mus1sre1 bV mastering
aud disbursiug officer, and paii By him the bornty
allowed By law. JAMES b. FRh,
... PTomost Marshal General
HAD QUARTEas PRoYcsT III ARsHALi
EIaHTkEFrH DISTRICT OF Quo,
gLEYEbAND, May 81, 1853. J
The Board Of Enrolment tor thu tishteeLth Con-
RressiOnal District OF Ohio, ars oW pTeg AIRED
e-pt en- under the above orders Of he Provost Mar
hal General .
northeast Jrnsr, Government Building, near Public
s SIuars. FRED'k A, y Ash,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
iune2 tf-R3 = ht-so niItr'et - Ohis
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REAR ADMIRAL ANDREW HULL FOoTE,
United States Navy.
Aged So years 1'a- a
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nBAulettera advertised are subject 20 an extra
chargoo of One Cent Per1ons calling for them Nin
ple9se be prepared With the neoellaTy change.
- The Once win be opsn at ~ h NJ, and eos
: = LADIES LIST.
AudrpwsS AlbOrn P & Andrews HELEN
Allen Emma AFFORD OJ Almaden Iur9Pa
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Letters RemninIng In the Branch Pest
Once. Weat 9ida.
GFNTLEMFNlS LIgT.

~ Persons calling for any o. the above viii say
'Adysrtised." s4. 3. OOWLEss P. n.
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IT VTTI.I % IHT
CLEVELAND Z MAHO IG r. K. Co., Z
Cleveland, June l3, 1863. }
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
Pulnonic w afers

The Original Medicine tssbi he'd IN l,s7, End th'
hBr article ever introduced TndeT the naHe q
"PULNoMc WAfERs," In ihisOr any other cot nt'Y
all other pnlmoniu Walrt' Rre counte'is,u u,
genuine csn be known by the namo OF bRNAN
being damped on each Wsi,T,
BgsASs rrLNoSorc WATsaS
Relieve Coush,, Colds. Fore Throat, IIoasgne"
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Dihcuit BroathiHg
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve spiuins Of Hood. Pains in the cheG.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve lncipisnt Consumption, Lung Disease.
Brynn's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation Of the u,ual and Ton,ib,
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafcrs
Relieve the above complaints IN Ten minutes.
Bryan's pulmonic WATERS
Are a blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Are AdAp.cd for Vooali,ts and Public Speakers.
Bryun's pulmoDic Waters
Are in simpls form and pleasant TO the taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only 'eheys bat effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are warranted 70 give s,tiifactioA to every ono.
No family should be without \ box Of
Bryah's Pulmonic Waters
Ia the house.
No traveller should bs witho., = mpply Of
Byan's Pulmonic WaleIs
In his pocket.
No person will sVet obi set 10 give foV
Bryun's PUlmonic Waters
Twent five Cents.
IOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 81 cotItlant 81. N.
September eS, leb3. 5i-lj
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

Theory and Practice.-The copper
heads had inscribed on their Banners at their
meetings in the late campaign. "sive us from
Negro Equ lity." and cl arged the I'm
ion men with being in favor OF it. though
they knew the charge was false. A leading
Copperhead gave a partial illustration Of
Negro Equality in public saloon on the
morning after the election. The negro how
ever, we understand is much mortified at the
exhibition he made of himself on the occasion
referred to, and is quite indignant at the
idea OF placing himself on an equality with
lying copptrhesd. He denies positively
having sought his compsnionship. and says
he is not in the habit Of associAting with
such Vallandigham characters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
I IcoMMUNIcATED.1

Editor Tribune THE public feel some
interest in knowing the amount Of money
realized at the Vallandgham Mass Meeting,
as it was stated that /, would be applied to
the benefit Of the families and widows Of our
trave soldiers. 1t is reported in the cosn
try, that the money received on that occa
sion. has been forwarded to Mr.. Yallapdig
ham in Canada. to aid him in replenishing
bis wardrobe, for he 10 in destitute circum-
stances-o,hers say, the money has been
used by the ropperhead eandidstesto defray
elsetionesring expenses ~-an nd others say, the
meeting YES failure and did not pay eIpen
ses.
How Is it Ifyou Can do so. please TO let
US know the truth. Through your valuable pa.
per we aseertained the amount realized from
the Union Mass Meeting some $500 aud up,
wards. and its application and IL Eraciieabls.
We woold like to know through the came
CHANNEL the facts in regard to the Yall.n.
aigham meeting
: Y. CENT.
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Notice..
As.tssor's Orricr of the 9th Distr.ct)
- - ut the State Of Ohia,


---- vi the State Of Ohie. ...
TFuN, Jan. 9Th. 1852
thavc ,uldfvidcd this District into ten
uOj DU isinns, aud appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS thutcin, as follows, to.Nit
D,v,stoN N,.l Is comrrisrd ci the several
ToWuships of Lyme. Ridehald, NurNalk.
Townsstd Il. Wakcuau, Sherman, Peru, eron
son. ard u,rtlsnd, iu llnror County. aud
HIRAM ROSE,of Norwrlk, Huron County
ohio. il tb, Assistant Asscs.ur thtrrln
Division No. 2isc mprised VI iho srNrta
To~pstips uf Clarksfrld. Norwich. urecn
field, Firfrld, Fitch,ille, New Lcndcn
Kirhmoud. New Haven, Ripley, aud Grr,n-
vich In Huron County, aud ANSON u
EIlENGER. of New Loudrn. llvrui
County. Uiio. /, the Assistant Asstssr
therein.
Division No = {. comprised the several
TOWNSHIP, nf B.rliu, floryncc, Nrrmilliuu
Huron. Milan, ONturd, Grotop, aud rvktns
w iric County, aud CHARLES H. RIOTS
FORD, of Eiuicuct. Erie County, Ohio. /,
the Assistant Assessor therein.
pi,iat.u No. ( is comprised of ih, stv, "a
Town.ldp. ot lwtand. Margnrctia. Ns,
k,uv's lNtud, In Eric County, aud i. q
BIGELON ,ui Sandu.kN Erie CountY, y
ia the Assistant Assessor thtrin.
Diyisiun Nc u comprised rC Otaw
County. aud JAMES BINGHAM. of Pur
Clinton, Ottawa tuntiy, OHIO, 10 thc Assi'
iaut Assessor therein
Division No. Is cnmrtisrd uf Saudusk
& uuty. and JOSEPH l. RNWSON, q
Fremont, Snndu-ky County Ohio is As,is,
ant Assessor tn rcin.
Division No is comprised " tlie sever.
townships Of Adame, Pleasant, Liberty
Jackson. luudnn, Rig Spring. Scutcn at
Hopcwcil, aud nll that part ul Clinton Tow
ship which is situated on the Wvs, Side
the Sandusky River, in seneca County. I'd
JOHN a. NALL, ct THIN, Stnc,s ccuu,
| Ohio, H. the Assistant Ass, sact therein.
Division NJ. l. compri',i of the sever
Tovsships ol Eden. Bloom, Venice, Rec,
Thompeou, aud Scirio, aud all that part
, Clinton Township which i' situated cas-,
the Sauduskv River, in Scucca County. an
rHlLlP SPElbMAN, of liiiu, Scnr,
County, Is the Assistant Assessor lhsr, in.
/ Division Ne. . is comprised uf the sever
Townships of Iulk, jackson. Venice. Sal
dusky. lib,riy. Chatdcld, Cranberry, ~
Auburn, in Crawford County, and GEuRG
" TEEL, of Salrhur Springs, CrsvGi
County, Ohio, 10 the Assistant ASSESS
therein.
Division No. 10 lie comprised Of the So
cral oVuship. OF Milestone. Dsllss, 81
cyrus, Tod, Texas, Holmes, aud vixen
IN Crsv ford County. aud JAMES LEVI
uf Bucyrus. ClAWiord County, OHIO, /, Il
Assistant Assessor thcrciu
LUTHER A. HALL.
Assessor f,r the glh phuio, VI tho State
Ohio
jyl7G
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
APPLE TREES
For Fail Planting.

FOUR THOUSAND APPLE
Trees, well grown ard thrifty. Of the mos
popular and cadirg varieties,
too feet hish, Sl2 80 per l0s
2d class, 4 to Q feet high, $500
Also, st tapdard and dwarf Pears, Cherry nd
Peach irccs, Lswton Bhckbcrries, small
fruits, &c, &c.
T. ZARGES,
. miles south of Tifiin, va the old Plank
Road. Oct23,4t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

Loyal Beitsville.-This cnterprising
village in this County at the late election, q,
the entire voting population went for honest
JonN BR, UGu. 1t contains n number Of in.
tclligcnt loyal Democrats who voted the Uu'
ion ticket. in preference Tor the traitor ia
Canada. All hail Bcttsville-she set no.
bic eIarnl. that is wslthy Of following.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
Negro Equality Exempiified.--A

about two o'clock in the morning, after the
election. and while the election returns were
coming in, leading Copperhesd ofthis city
was observed seated in one Of the windows
Of the Shawhsn House saloon. in close COM
.munion with an American citizen OF Afri-
can descent" The eopperhead seemed to
be cooziiy enjoying himAelf with his sable
companion, while the darkey evidently tried
to avoid observation. The spectators came
10 the conclusion that the negro had actually
lowered himself to an equality with this
Copperhed. Can anybody tell who he was I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
Administrators Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court Of Seneca County, Ohio, ]
will Offer for sale at public auction, on
Sa aturday, her I1ih, 1864,
sst2 clock 7. M,. upon the premises, the
following described real estate, to.wit Fihy
(50) feet off of the North end Of in lots mum
bered FIVE hundred aud thirty three and We
hundred and thirty four 533 and 534) in the
Second Ward OF the City Of rifin.
Appraised at s.. Terms OF Sale:
ore. third in hand, one third in one year,
and one third in two yesrs from the day OF
sale, with inteTest, the payment to be So
cured by Mortgage upon the premiss sold.
JOHN SoUDER,
Administrator on the Estate of WEsLII
b. FREEs, deceased.
A. II. ByERs, Airy.
October %, 1863 3-4t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

Honor Among Thieycs-But not
Among Copperheads-'W VIM Lang, pledg
ed himself to support the whole Copperhead
ticket. his name being on It for Senator
But on the day Of election. he confessed be
did not do so he said he did not vote for
Mr.. Dildinc, but voted for JAMES NJ STEVENS
for County Clerk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

There will be a grand
TOrch Light Procession
and Cayalca(le with Mar
tfal Music, Speeches, Flag
presentation and splendid
Union DaMce at
LOESSEHe'S HALL.
Men, wv osnne1n and Children
are cordially invited to
come, and participate i'm
tine .DOElificatiOl over the
Glorious Triumph, OfFree-
uanen Over TRAITORS, and
their crOaking sympatIlis-
ers. Come ONE! Come all !!
with yOur hosts, bearing
Flags! Banners! Notices
and every token of Union
and fidelity to the Govern
nment of Washington and
his RIlaastri0us cOMpeers i!
We expect On the coming
occasion to send greeting
to our mobile and brave
Boys i'm the ARMY that will
lift their hearts i'm triumph
Over all our foes! Re
member the might,
FRIDAY OCT. 23d.
See Programme
By order Of
COMMITTEE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23
Tbe Adrian Jubilec.-We learn

rbe Adrian Jubilec.-We learn that
the friends Of the Union at Adrian and vi
.cinity had a grand Jubilee on Tuesday eve
ming. \ large crowd of people was present
to rejoice over the glorious victory achie' ed
ON til. 18th. Th y had good time and eve.
,r,,hing passed off harmoniously and in good
hutnur,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-23

Camp of the sth o. v. .I.-Eear CaI-
pepper, q. IL. ya-Oct. Ith Iss3.-
DrAa slH H;-It is my painful duty to inform
you OF the death Of Corporal oscAR MoCos.
sAcE. He cied yesterday morning in the