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ARE
THE BEST IN The WORLD,
NslRtNu
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AND
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warranted itrc irom avid, slksl, OF any iuintiou,
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te' hewaJv otth ofdtnary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whitrn bat destroy,
10 Nou wish tobs scfiain that Nonr breath l. nue.
sweet snd agreeable 10 husband or wife lover oT
uiiguds t,e Or. HuRpS CELEBRATED
Mol tH WASH. fTice -, centspet bottle.
fh,s a,uiugent wssh u AAn the beet remedy in the
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They do not adhere nor blister, but socths and
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fT'atise on the best means OF preserving the
Teeth, matted on receipt Of the price 10 ceuts Il -
A,Nlushle hule Ssk aud should be IN the possession
Of every pcrscn,
FOI sale atah the be,t stores thSoushou, tire coan.
tN,
C,UuoN,-As ibrre arc dealers who take adyAn
taEe ct our s,h cTtsgWrnts 10 impose upon theTcus
temtts Interior preparations, a. Is Necessary 10 IN
II tupou having What NOu call tor, anil ,ou will UEr
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prucnrrd lentIst, rtva,ursr ~ the New Work state
ncnutiS Anogaiiop, and Ntue fTesidsnt OF the
New York cay Dental Society.
Address W,R. nURn \ co,
Tribune buildings, NsS York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17

HYMNS hawk sometimes been curiously
used in stirring times, especially about
the Reformation period. They have
played their purt in battle. At the Ia
nous battle OF Lcuthcn one ofllccrman's
hymns wus raised by regiment before go
inc into the fight, and one after another,
took IL up, until all the columns were
singing Il ns they advanced. "Shall !
silence thcml" the general nskod, ns he
rode up to the stern, Tobacco blowing, heroic
King Frit. "No: with such soldiers God
will give me the victoyr nnd leaning
down among the ranks md crying, Nov
children, in Gods nome!" and he led
them into battle. When the battle was
won, the field was ftrcwn with dead aud
wounded-it wns night, and the soldiers
were weary. Then one began TO sing a
hymn of thanksgiving; the buhds joined
~ and presently Il rusc from the army in
full and mighty chorus that reached and
nrcatly moved the King, who turned
ruuud, cxclaiming, "What a power there
is ia religion!"
II was at the great battle Of LEIPZIG
that Gustavus Adolphus sang, with his
army, Luthcr's &C Curlncn Hcroicum," and
ofCcl that he thanked God for the victory
In stauza Of the same hymn. The "Tc
ncum" won the fight ht Siegnitz; II wns
poor Sinners Song" OF Luihcr's that
the peasants raised before the battle oi
Frunkehhauscn; aud brave Earl Oldcn.
burg trmmphcd at Drnkenburg by the
hong of Simeon.
So curiously are the lives of these
hymns interviewer with ierccst human
struggles and profoundcst human joys
with kings aud politics, aud famous bat
ties that determined the fate OF king
doms--with poor peasant and lonely aud
namclcss HOUSEHOLDS with crimes that
leave the rcddcst stains in history aud
soltening Of rugged and wild hearts.
And Il is pleasant 10 take up n hymn
that has connected itself with past cyrut-
aud can be- traced into many a house and
heart hy iis comfortable thoughts. Her
bcrt's Hymn ON Sunday gains certain
mouruiul dcicncy when We know that
he sung it himself upon his dcaih'bcd'
that,
Like a.we,t swan, he wRlbl's as he die,
Lis Makers praise aud III. own opscqui'r'' y
G,rhurd, himself died repeating one OF
his own hymns, aud even with the very
words;
"Ilim no d,nth has power To kill."
And ihrrc is n touching legend by
which, King Christian OF Dcmark lay sick
OF Christmas time, an angel came to hin
in a dream. ard told him he would, live
hut eight days. Aud on Now icur's
Day his chaplain preached hun tdrwcll
sermon, aud when his courticrs would
not sing death songs aver him, he cried,
Then will sing myself, aud you with
me, and il shall be sad the King OF Den
mark sung himself to the grave" And
lac lifted up his voice, clear aud strong,
and they sang the Song Of Simeon; but
as they sung he fell as!ccp in Jesus.
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ThntaioIc Ia the Fence.

Tommy Bates started OF for school,
one bright September morning, with his
utihmctic lesson well learned, aud his
slate brin Iull OF sums under his arm.
lie was little early, but then his mother
wanted hi ! 10 leave note at Squire
Jones house. Tommy was glad enough
'u 60 that way, for vcty often Simon, the
Squirr'r gardener, had given him u bunch
uf tluwors, or nice pear for the asking.
lie pecpcd this morning through the
slnts OF The garden fence, but no gardener
vas 10 be seen. Tommy was sadly dis.
appointed, for hc made up his mind to car
" nice boquct 10 his teacher, who was
very fondNof flowers. lie did his Crrand
and then snuntcrcd slowly along, for it
yet wanted u quarter orNn hour ol school
time. Right ucross the way lay the
squrc's fish pond, glmmcring in the sun
shine, with It's nicely pobblcd shore and
gaily painted boat. II made u pretty pic
turc set IN the green field; but Tommy
did not look that way, Tor he felt sore
about his lost boqHCt, and, | am sorry 10
suy, he began to banker after somr lus-
cious looking Autumn pears, which hung
over the high fence of the squirc's fruit
orchard.
A club or a small stone would have
hro't half dozen of them down, but
Tommy would never have done such
thing Rs that, for he was on tho whole u
wsli.mcauing boy, Moreover, Squire
Jones had entered into compact with
the village boys, whereby they were to
touch none of his fruit, aud he was to
give them Us many pears as thcy could
eat, when he harvested them,
Now, boys, when your mouths begin To
vSser after your neighhor's pears aud
upples, don't stop TO look at them a sec
ond time, but walk straight along. This
iS what Tommy ought 10 have done; but
instead OF that he fingered aud parlicd up-
Ill pear wickedly found its way into his
jacket pocket. Just then he spird great
eye plepiug at him through knut.holc
IN the garden fence. lie threw the pear
rway, and ran Oh to SO hool as fast as he
could. lie was wretchcd, guilty boy
all the week. Tho great eye kept follow
ing him; aud when, on Saturday after
noon, Squire Jones man brought bushcl
ul pears O. the school house door, say inv
they were 10 be divided Smongst all tho
young masters, save the boy whom the
squire caught steclng the pears, Tommy
felt as il he could not live another day
He did live, howrvcr-l live 20 gain the
Squire'S iorgNeucss--0ud, remembering
this severe .rsson, grew up into u good
honest man,
Whenever our young friends feel tempt.
ed TO do anything wrong, let them re-
member that there is certainly great
eye looking OF them. "rhe eye OF the
Lord is in every place, bcholding the evil
aud the good"-WeA Spring,
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GIBSON a. YINGLlNG,
SURGEONS and PHYSICIANS,
Office In Vollmer's New Building

DIX. GIBSON respectfully announces
to his many hieRds snd the puhhc generally, that
he has Auooi atrd himseltNith nt.G, ;. NlNGllNG
teeU,
nR, NlNGllNG 10 a graduate Of the University
VI Manlasd, has spr,cuesd Two ycsFs In the Rshi.
more lnhmaty, where he snrcesstully treated all
Chionio eases ofthe aoN diNvult cure and his aTmy
ho'pinlsNPcheaVs hss giYea h,w psaslieal idea OF
suTgrTy.
nk, GIBSON, relies npon his long coHtinusd
fsaeioc Whigh has esahh she'd himiR the eonh deuce
efthe people, a. asANiigl aud reliable PhysiciSa
lls wiN Keep voHtuuuy On hand a lSrgs assor,
meat oiths best msdivinrs
fromp, ausnusn giVsa is an eases entrusted
oHtcate,
Illhn,Aphla NV3. 20-U
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A. 10. nNCrs.
J. Il. ttOrd,

Attorney at Law, Tillin, Ohio
pncc in shawhan's New Block, over shhversTioTe
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Look not mournlully into the pOst-t
comes not back again. Wisely Improve
the prcseht--it is thine. Go forth To
meet the shadowY future without fear,
nnd with manly heart.
DRrrD beef is used by the Mexican as
Ta,iuns for their soldiers. ltismuCh bet
Ter than fat pork or bnny beef
A CARGO Of tar, manufactured by par
~ of Norwegians at Grand Traverse,
Michigan, has reached Chicago aud found
aready sale. The Norwegians are about
10 engage extensively in this business.
WHEN were Tove's arms stretched 80
vide as uron the cross! When did they
embrace so much as hen Thou, y Christ
didst gather within Thy bosom the spears
and arrows Of the mighty. 10 open up .
lane for Freedoml
"WHY the deuce is IT," said young
swell, few days since, "lhat cant make
ny collar sit welll" because il is a
stsnding collar" replied the person 10
whom tho question was addressed.
How many Of tho sparks at which
Ircat fires have been kindled, even now
enhghtcning and warming the world
have been struck from the hearts and
brains Of men counted fools and fanatics
In their own generation!
IL is said that under the new tax Law
the annual tax of A. 7. Stewart, III,
New York dry goods merchant, viii be
about $4,000.
WnY are there, strictly speaking, only
325 days in the year! Because 40 days
are Lent and ever returned.
IL the nam slack Tar" for a sailor
derived from the Latin Jaeiari, 10 bI
tossed about.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-17
Removal.

HAviNG REMovRp.
III My CIGAR and TOBACCO
STORE four doors North my former place, 1 hope,
to see my old patrons (aad new ones too,) whsrs
they viii ind great sdditoa TO my iornsT large
stock in my line.
If you risl 10 SmOke a Good fine faror-.
cd Cigar,
ask Jonny SMOKER where to get IL, (who bs, the by
- the best iadgs Of tine weed eui, and he Willis
VaTibly answer you, go To the Union Cigar Store
" you wish to get smoking OF Chewing Tobseeo,
from the eoamonsst TO the fnest brands you get
Il at the Inion Cigar Store. Pipes from the
mon Clay 10 ths ansst MsrvhapIs, 'nobody can sait
you well a. the unioa cigpI Store. Ahd thoss-
and o,herhpgs usually kslR by Tobaeeonsts can be
had at the Union 0isaHstore.
PH. ToKAYER.
rt1p, April 10. lsG3. s1-u
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GRAEFENBB3lsG
rShtGH WEutCFNgS.
Afr prepared under the immediate suprtNtsion ola
sklltul rhy, aud they may be relied upon ia -
eases
The intelligence Of the community is not insulted h,
the ni.t uf single medicine which clSims tocure All
DISEASES, bot The Gttlenbttg Remedie. consists oi
eleven IL lcrent medicines, ul unequalled IN the
olthe diseases tor which they are tecomme ricd,
among which may he selected appropriate ~ any
oithe diseases incident 10 this country aud climate.
w'r1E EGREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other Mind os'rill' In the world
Price - cents.
s.TrGR EFENDERG UTERINE CATnOLICON
Is nm inloble remedy Tor all Female disea,cs-PTice
$3.50.
tV-rnE UTERINE CATHoIICoN will also
cure Travel diseases Of the Kidneys Difficult.
tics IN males,
tV-ruE GREFENnERG sARsArARIIhisby
int the most powerful aud ctcacous compound In use
Price 1.
tP-rIiE GREFENnERG pYsENTERY sYR
lr l. cctisn and quick rcmedy all diseases OF
the bnWcls-rrice - cents,
tH-rIIE CIR .EFENnERG FILE REMEDY nav
er nts IN permanently relieve this distressing disease
Price 81.
ty'ruE GREFENBERG CIIILDRENs PAN
A'EA Is an invaluable compound In aldi.eases Incl
don't To children.
tJg"rlIE GREFENnERd FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY ss sovereign specific for this particular
disca,c--rficc 80 cents.
tV"TnE GR.EFENnERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT eNocls all other sal,ps in it, curative eE
iccts-rficr IS cents,
ty~1IlE GEEFENRERG CONSCMrTIVE'S
BALM affords the most astonishing felief an pulnn
nnty complairis--r Price ~ battle, eY~An eminent
lh,iUiau OF New Noik, states that he has known the
GiWlcnhtg IousumPtivcs Halm used with great sur.
cess In nrrpsy. Our own experience substantial his
statrWCni1.
tP-rliE GREFENHERG HEALTH RITTERs
are the NOR pleasant and delightful tonic ever ptcpat
od-rnyr 9Iyruis.
tT-rnE CIR rFENRERG EVE LOTION un.
rartllcldch ~ an Inflammation disease. OF the eye
Price g5 cents.
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FOR SALE BY

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Dubois 4 co and j. y. MsTquss.it, riani u Hat
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Andh m"rehaE,s and druggs1s geEe'Slly thIsushoa,
,liV eRitet States and CaRadas,
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PULMONIC WATERS.

The most certain and speedy remedy ever
discovered Tor all diseases Of the
Chest and Lungs. Coughs, Colds, 4 Asth-
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&c., sc.
Thes. Waters give the most insiantaneous and per
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rrctious, ucNtrl1il io effect rapid and lasting cure
Thou sands have been restored perfect health who
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all constitutions they nte blessing anda cure--none
need despair, no matter how long tho disease may
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lessy deeoyed Every one afflicted should give them
an impartial ltrnl.
To Nocaiists and Public Speakers,
these Waters are aricuarly valuable. They within
oNE nay remove the most severe occasional hoatse.
ness, and thsiTtsgulaI iof few day, will, At all
tines increase the poweTand neNibiiity ofhe voice,
greatly improving it. tone, compass and clearness Tor
which p9To'e,hey are regularly used by many pro.
Jon MOSES, sole Proprietor, % CoCHlandt st.,
New YORK.
Price, ,9l cents peThoN,
Vocalist, aud Public Speakers
Nocalids and Public Speakers
NOeal,ts aud rubhc Speakers
win ind lTyan's Waters
Nllhud hryans WATERS
win lind Bpans " aleT,
Invaluable 10 remove
Invaluable To remove
Invaluable to remove
lloaHeness and Sore Throat,
licarseneAs and sore Throat,
lloareness aud sore Throat,
And give cleatness tNthe voice.
And give cleaners Ia the voice.
And give eleaness to the voice,
They relieve In ten minutes.
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They relieve ia ten minutes,
Coughs, Cods, and slldisesses
Coughs, Colds, Hnd all diseases
Coughs, COds aud all diseases
ufthe Chest and Lungs
ufihr IhestNnd Lungs.
oi The Chest aud Lungs.
Sold by all nruggi,u
SolJhN all nwggists
sold by all pTugg,d.
Al eS cents box.
~ 9S cents box,
A. 2J oents box.
sepus,iY
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No\NNN NO MOvG.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable, have the certificates Of those
nent chemists, Professors Chiffon VI New York, and
Locks OF Cinonnat.
Road Or, nabaok's Special Notices Apl Certificates
Tins 10 time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer 81 pa bottle OF s. per half dozen. OF the Scan
dnavian Vegetable Blood Pills. 25 cents ler box, or
boxes for 81.
Principal Once aud salesroom, No. East Fourth
ST., sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, y. Lab
0rAlOry, No. Is Hammond Stroot.
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&ooA MSMciNes,

and you should try them before going for
aphysician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent and read the certificates, and If you
haze ever doubted you will
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n. n. KINGSLEY cleveland.
For Sale by Dubois n CO., n, n, Suyder, THIN;
~. Hall, icNrlli IT. r. Yates, Green Spnnrsi Nm.
Riniurct, AtticA, u, Holman Co., McCutchcu,ile;
an by medicine dealers throughout the state.
n B, klNGSLEN, Cleveland,
naS Nv, Agent tof OHIO,
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tg-rhe ahovc named Ladies We are personally ac
quua,utcd WITH and know that Tor several wear. While
wr h,cd In Medina, they wrrr great sufferers Mis-,
? has been - badly afflicted that II was with diiculty
she was able To stand upon her cet, few bcttes oi
CAthohvoU entirely cured her vt her comnainis NV
wiic received great benefit from this medicine. We
recommend II to the Ladies uf this County rs safe
and efficient Temedy for the many complaints they are
suhIecttoc
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
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w. T.. a. ". Noble,
y. j. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
c practice aud will give strict attention to nll bust
rsts entrusted Ia him. uhue ~ the c"fnet nl thefi'
Hiock .dtrotly above the store room ot Mt f''eofgc
tnyior, aud orpositethr shaWhanllouse, apis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-27
CLOSING OF MAILS.

EASTERN THEOUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston New
York, hartford, and WillOughby, PainesE1iles Gene
va, Astabala and COnneaut, closes at A III.
EASTERN THRoUGHi for New York only, closes RtS
EASTERN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, B0s-
ton, New YORK and Hartford. closes az 545 P.m
EASTERN WAY, toT slipoints between Olsyeland and
WEsTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ ueayes al 5I0
WFsTERE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago,
Dubuqus, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 P 81
WESTERN WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at l P
SANDUsKT WAY, for Sandusky and al iniermediate
points, closes at $50 p. N.
O%INCTNNATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. H. Qeayes at 5sl5
CIECtSsATi fHRoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ARK and cincinnati, closes at 10 f. IL, ueaves at 5a5
next morningl III.
| Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
| Wheeling, closes at 40 p. NJ.
PITTsBgRsHT THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
PITTsBURaa WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland
| Wellsviile. and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia
Balrimore and Washington. closes at 7:lD A NJ
MAHONISG WAY, for all points between CLEVELAND
and youngstown, closes st 10 p. NJ Qeaves next NOR
MEBuzA WAY, closes at A. N.
ROCKPoRT, &C.. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays an
BRECKsyILLE, BATH, &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat
sHAROs CENTER, Granger, North Royalton &c
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at AN.
WARRENsVILLE, closes daily, 1879 A. III.
EAsrOLEYELAHDand Euclid closes dailyia r D
EB-Man and Drop Letters are require By law t
h5<GnG City Circulars are required to prs.paI
~ Once Open from 7:sO NJ. to T30 P. ~. O
~ r. UOWLEs. p. M.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-27

AEHNEk4 AAl1N -
The reports which ere given us from the
South by a correspondent who has return
ed from ga three weeks trip" through
the South as s prisoner, are Of interest
as showing that the b~rsgsdOciO Of the
South, so prominent in the early part Of
the war, has given place to q careful cal
culation of the chances Of success, and a
feeling that the North can Out-last the
South in enduring q war. The thinking
men are beginning to canvass the prospects
Of peace, as they have not done before
They see the Of the North in dis
h~eartening contrast to their own dispirit-
ed condition, and view, with q dread that
exceeds apprehension, the developments Of
the future. Every days experience can
only increase this conviction Of the power
of the Federal Government. Time is now
upon our side. A day is Of more value to
the South than q week to the North. They
see no possibility of continuing the war
for six months longer, while We can en-
gage in it as a life business, without fnan-
ciaI, agricultural or social ruin.
Since the above was in type we have re-
ceived fuller accounts Of the trip Of the
Worlds correspondent by special dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette. After a nara
ton of the experiences of the prisoners
| tbs account closes with The following con-
illusions:
HThe conclusions formed in a three
weeks soiourn in the limits Of the Confed'
eracy, and a trip almost across its entire
extent by a circuitous route that led al
most down to the Gulf, then up again
through the mountains Of East Tennessee
to Richmond, and along the valley Of
James river, may be briefly summed ~
thus:
/. The people are brave, determined
and, in the main, united.
2. There may be temporary suffering
for want Of sufficient food, but starvation
is impossible.
3. Although they can never probably
have their armies again at as highs mum
Der, as new material for CONSUMPTION Ii
almost exhausted, yet as the war has beer
conducted thus far, their military reseur'
ees are sufficient to keep up the struggle
for two years.
4. Their strength is thrown entirely Il
the frontiers, and if that frontier line wal
once pierced, and if our Generals then be-
gin to do their duty, the whole fabric o.
the rebellion will go topping down like {
house built up Of cards.
5. Union and perseverance at the NortE
are what the rebels most dread. Theil
greatest hope lies in our division, AM
their greatest encouragement is derived
from the conduct Of such men as Vallan
digham. He Is regarded there as . marty
10 the Southern cause, and they are con
WINGED that he must have a considerable
portion of the Northern people at hi
hack
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rhn RnrtIs OF Ineksan. nIi.s,

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial, writing on May 10th from the
headquarters of General Logan, eighteen
miles west of jackson, says that the battle
at the latter place on Friday, May 18th,
was short but spirited. General CrOckers
division had the advance, and but two
brigades were under FIRE. The 93d Illinois,
18th Wisconsin, s0th Ohio, 10th Missouri,
4th Minnesota, Oath Missouri, and 9th and
18th Iowa regiments composed them. The
latter regiment sustained the greatest loss.
Our loss in killed is not far from seventy.
The list of killed could not be obtained.
Our wounded may reach two hundred,
though only one hundred and seventy
names could be obtained. 1t is said that
General sherman's corps lost only about a
dozen men.
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AUCTION SALES.

II EFAULT having been made in the payment
~ Of two several ehattel mortgages, one dated
October 18th, 1861, and the other November I'd,
1861, each executed by George Thompson to
Ann Walworth, John WGlworth, Mary WalWorth
and Sarah WalWorth, to secure the payment ola
promissory note, dated October 18th, 1861, for
the sum Of S1,93219, executed by said ThOmp-
son to said Ann, john Mary and Sarah Wal
worth, payable on demand, and the conditions OF
said mortgages having been broken, the said
mortgages have, under said mortgages, taken
possession Of the goods, eAttels and property
therein described, and by virtue Of the powers
and authority Of said mortgages, will, on the
end day Of May, A. D. 1868, at the rail-
road hotel on the corner Of East River and Front
streets in the city Of Cleveland at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, sell at public auction said goods, chattels
and property, consisting Of the building known
as "Thompson's Railroad hotel" the barber
shop, barn and all out-buildings connected there
with, together with all the furniture of avail in
said hotel, comprising desks, counters, tables,
chairs, stoves and pipe, clocks, bells, chests,
sofas, gongs, carpets, oil cloths, looking glasses,
crockery, beds, bedsteads, bedding, stands, ba-
sins, window shades, gas pipes and fixtures,
globes, shades, pendants, tWoc carriages or hacks,
one barouche carriage, two double sets harness,
two single harnesses, one buggy, a., &C. Sale
70 be continuedfr from day. to day until completed.
Terms cash. F.. JUDSON,
Agent Of Mortgages.
0. CUTTER, Auctioneer.
The above sale is adjourned to Thursday,
May 2sth, 1868, at 10 An, at the same place.
maya Agent ofMortgagees.