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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03
UNITED STATES
Excise Taxes.

OEFicK or CoL'1oa NJ INrtR RIAL REvESUE,)
For the 9th District Of Ohio.
NoRwALr, o., Nov. 2JJ, 1863.
Notice is hereby given, that the
Assessor of this district having rendered to
me his annual collection List, commencing
May lst. 1863. Of all persons liable to the
payment Of United States Duties. including
for Licenses, on Incomes, Carriages, Silver
Plate, dc, therefore all persons liable to the
payment OF such Duties and Tax in said
District, within the county OF Seneca, ard
State OF Ohio. are hereby notified that the
same have become due and payable, and all
persons who shah neglect to pny the Duties
and Faxes assessed upon them by the Goth
day Of D. cember, 1863, will be liable to pay
the ten per centum additional upon the
amount thereof.
For the purpose e receiving said Duties
and Taxes IN Seneca County, the Deputy
Collector for said county i'll be ut his Office
at the county seat, during business hours, un-
Ill the 2OIh DAY Of December 1863.
Only United states money received
JOHN F. DEWEY Collector.
HESRr EBuERr, Dep Collector lvr Seneca
County, Tiilin.O
December 3 1863 9--3t
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MAJOR DoNN PIATT.
Az rmronrAsr "Acr."


We learn from our exchanges that
Major DoNs PIArr, on Gen. Schenck's
staff, addressed large assemblogc oI
Union men near Baltimore, few days
ago. The Major is trump on a stump
speech and we think, we are not saying
to much in his favor, when he was nam.
ed the" Ohio Orator." ho received a d.
tie Justly meritrd. lie is one of the
most effective and popular speakers we
have ever heard.
The Act" is what we are nfter, just
now, and the burlesque is such good
one, on that wing Of the Democracy who
are eternaly discovering n" niggcr in
the wood-pile,' VIC are induced to give
Il place in our columns. At the con-
clu'ion Of his remarks, he then read the
following Act" which he had prepared
and was anxious to present to the Legis-
lnture Of Maryland at its assembling:
Acr, entitled nm Act to amend the Act
Eptiled The Act Of God"
Whereas, Information having been
given this honorable body by afflicted
aud frightened citizens that there is great
danger Of copperhead Democrats, peacs
men, and secession sympathizcrs, OF an
amalgamaiton with persons of African
descent, said copperhcads, peace men,
aud secesh having become so dcmoralized
aud said person OF African descent hay.
ing become so improved In manners and
morals that il is extremely difficult t.
distinguish one from the other, laugh.
ter, and greut danger that they will
rush into each others embrace aud
Whereas, We consider Il our duty tc
protect by law oil classes of society
l. Therefore be IL enacted, That Il
amy person or persons of African descent
shall hang about corner groceries, coffee.
houses, or other places of public resorI
where constitutional laws may be imbi
bed, and talk about the kdJcds corpus
free speech or personal liberty, thereby
initiating said coppcrhcads, peace men
and sece,h, such person or persons ot
African descent so offending shall, upon
conviction thereof, be condemned to as.
sociate with Vallandigham, Burr, unt
the Woods, aud he considered no bettcl
than they are.-( Laughter.
Be 10 eaacied, That if any wcnch o.
African descent shall so far forget her,
self MS 20 receive the attentions and as.
sociato with copperhead, or peace
Democrat, or seccsh-[ loul laughter ant
applause such wench so offending
shall upon conviction thereof be cor.
demncd TO marry said comprehend, peace
Democrat, or secesh, without benefit OF
divorce.
Be IL enacted, That ifany persons OF
persons of African descent shall be heard
to say that slavery is Of Divine origin, a
blessed institution, and highly advanta-
gcous to the slave in moral and intel.
lectuul point of view, thereby initiating
the wicked stupidity Of said copperheads
peace Democrats and seccsh, such per.
son or persons of African descent so
offending shall, upon conviction thereof
be condemned to subscribe to, pay for
and read the National InteAigencer, and
may God Almighty have mercy on his or
their souls. Laughter aud loud np-
nlnusa I
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REBEL POSITIONS CARRIED,
Brngg's Army Routed and In Retreat,
5000 Prisoner, aud az Cannon
LooMIs' BATrEKY RIcoyInED.

C1ATrANoOGA, Nov. 26.
Brdge's retreat from his position of
last uiqlrt il represented ns pcrf ct
r,ul. Sheridan reached CaipkOmtuga
Station ut four this morning. and cap
ur, Il GOO prisoners, four gurs and n
number OF pon,oons. Tho enemy at.
tempted to burn the bridge behind him,
aud partially succ 'edcd. Hc burned the
depot and all the stores at Chickumuugu.
sherman crossrd the Chickamnnga in
the foccnoon. Hooker was reported at
ainggnA at 5p. II. Captures and dc.
scrtious arc rapidly thinning the rebel
army.
The number Of cannon captured thus
far ia reported at sixty two, including tho
celebrated LOOMS battery, lost AT Chick.
HmOuga.
Shcrmun's loss is much less Than was
estimated. 1t viii not exceed 5OO.-
Nearly 6,OuO prisoners have been report
ed, Brrclduridgc's sou, Major Wilson,
his Chief OF STAFF, were brought in. -
Brrckuridge himsolr narrowly escaped.
\ strong column ia IN pursuit of the cno-
my, aud il is not improbable that Onoth-
cr disastrous defeat will DO forced upon
him.
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Further Details Of the Battle

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 20.
Last night the rebels evacuated tn
only portion OF Mission Ridge which
they held, and took up line Of rctreni
soulhward toward Dalton. They burned
the bridge over Chickamaugn. An ode
qualr force In pursuit., and, 1t is said, vii!
be NJ Chiekomnugo Station tonight.
a few rebels were encountered TO day
strongly posted on hill, from which our
artillery d,ovc them. Our army Is now
taking up the new positions d,mandcd
by the new state Of affairs. The loss in
sherman = column yesterday. was quite
heavy. II will probably exceed one
thcuaand, divided among u few rcgi.
mcnts.
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FROM KNOXVILLE.
Details OF the Operations mp to sun
dA-Fighting Not Very HEAVY
The Rebels Pressing Close.

S 'S"'"b Not very hcuNl-
The Rebels Pressing Close.
KNOXVILLE, November "a.
Thursday morning revealed line of
rltle-pits which tho enemy hOd thrown
up during the night. A house near our
works was occupied by their shnrpsh oot-
ers, 10 the annoyance of our men, until
our batteries shelled them out. During
the day the robels opened with battery
b yond the railroad depot and throw q
lew shells. 1t was sienccd by our
guns.
On Friday desultory fire was kept
up between the skirmishers. Toward
cv euiug tho enemy opened with new
battery Of six pieces, and again threw a
few shells. In the night a brilliant and
succt sslul sorlie was made, TO barn a
house in Loudon Road, which interlered
with our range. The robcls were driven
from their rifle pits and the house burned,
when our men came back, the enemy
shelling them as they did SO.
On Saturday rain storm set in, last
ing nearly all day. The operations of
the day wcre couiined TO skirmishing.
To-day skinnishing has been constant
along the whole line. A tew shuts have
been exchanged between tho batteries.
Their rtl ,-pits arc quite close to our
works, ard their sharpshoolers oocasion-
ally pick oil a man.
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Nails for OhiO, Indiana aud
kentucky Regiments,

The following are the Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky regiments in the ith Corps.
Arrangements have been made whereby
all letters aud papers directed to men,
bers Of the regiment at Naslvile, will be
promptly forwarded. The address must
name the corps and division
lst DipisiOa, an Corps--iolst, Goth
10th, 99th, 5lst and a4th Ohio Infantry
sls,, 29th, 35th,, saith, s6th, s0th, 9th
so,h and slst Indiana Iafantg, and 5ts
Indiana Battery LIST, I'd, 9Th and 2lsi
Kentucky lnfsntry lar aEIl q.
I'd DivisioR, Ih Corps astb, 9th
la5th, Gath aud Goth Ohio Infanlry; 22d
5sth, 18th, 4oth end 9th Infantry. and
10Th Indiana Battery; sd Kentucky In
!antfy. ) 8a0Ra 9NE r88Gfillil
Sd Division, AZ COrs-4sth, 18th,
iis', l24,h, ls,, esd, 9th, 10th. l3lh and
seth Ohio Infantry, and 9th Ohio Bat
terry sad. 6sth, 9th. 10Th, seth and
%i,h Indiana Infantry ; 9th, 9th, 2sd,
9th aud l7th Kentucky Iutanty,
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Potatoes IA Few bushels Of good Pota-
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srouS Rc,rcn,ng to Dalton
wAsurSoros, Nov. 2s.

WAsHINoros, Nov. 26.
The reports from Chattanooga reeer.
ed u, tho War Department, represent
that 3 900 prisonrrs were captured from
the rebels yesterday, with fily-two eau.
non, 5000 stand Of small a.ms and ten
aaRs. Tho rebel force was utterly rout.
cd, aud ,o-dsy ore in full retreat toward
Dalton, Ga. They srO burning bridges
after thew to Fe,srd cur pursuit, they
also barn their depo,s and stores, and
abandoning or destroying everything
that Will embarrass them in their iliehl.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. ~.
The situation tonight Is highly salts.
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THIRD DISPATCH.


10 Mjor General Hdlleek;
Tho operations to-day have been
N, ,re successful than yesterday, having
carried NJ ssion Ridge from near Ross.
yiilc 10 the Railroad tunnel, with com.
paralNely small loss on our side, cap,ur.
ing about lorly pieces Of artillery ard a
large quantity Of small arms, camp ard
garrison cquipage, beside tho arms in the
hands of prisoners. We captured a,o0O
prisoners, of whom 2C0 were oiliccrs Of
all grades, from Colonel down. w,
will pursue the enemy in tho morning.
'fhe conduct Of the officer, and troop,
was ,vcry,hug that could be expected
Mission Ridge was carried simultaneous
ly from SIX different points,
GEO. II. THOMAS. Major Con.
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News n'om Southern Sources

Nrw YoRK, Nov. ~.
Richmond papers contain the fOllow.
ing dispatches
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.
Between 2 and O'Clock this morning
tho cncTy in several bargcs npproachod
Sumter, aud upon being hailed from the
fort, they answered with oaths. They
discharged several vollcys OF musketry,
which were replied tn BY the garrison.--
The engagement lasted from fifteen TO
ty cnty minutes, when the bOrges with
drew. Moultric, Deo aud Johnson also
opened ON the bargcs. 1t is not known
what dumnge was done to them. Major
Elliott says II was u leigned assault.
CHARLrsToS, Nov. -,
List night eighteen shells were thrown
into the city between ~ aud O'clock.
Ten buildings were struck, but no per
sou was Injured, Fire on Sumter cot
tinued heavy during the night One
white man aud two negroes were killed
in the fort yesterday. A spirited fight
between the cncmy's batteries, Gregg
and Wagner, and cur batteries, Bee and
Simpkius, together with Forts Moultric
and Johnson, took place this afternoon.
Gregg opened heavily on Mjullric, and
Wagncr on johnson. Our fire, particn-
Nrly from Simkins, was remarkably ac-
cnrOtc, compelling tho enemy to leave
their guns 1t every fire. The contest
closed at dark. Firing on Sumter con.
ucs heavy"
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Omclai Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, Nov. &c.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.
The { Gllcwing has been received al
headquarters
CHATTANOOGA, NV. 25---7;lb u. NJ.
Major General Haileck;
Although the battle listed ifom eut'y
dawn tll dark this evening, believe
am not premature in announcing COM
plc,c victory over Bragg. Lookout
Moun,ain.iop, all the rifc-pjts in Chotta'
uoogo Valley, aud Mission II dge entire,
have been carried and are now held by
us.
ISigncdl
u. s. GRANT, Msjor Gen.
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CnArrAsnoeA. Nov. 90.

NHAIIANNooAi WV @os
The rebels rclrootcd during the night
in an casterly direction, closely followed
by Shcridnn's division, who captured
large numblrs Of fprisonors, stores, &C.
u was a complete r,ut on the part Of the
enemy.
over fny pieces Of ortillcry were cOp-
mrcJ, forty ofwhich were takcuby Gen.
Thomas. Th, brigade led by tho brave
Con. lIazcn, in Thomas corps, compcs-
cd Of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio troops,
took sixteen pieces.
lIJokcrs' brigade went up tho slope
with yell against grape and canister,
and drove nearly their equal numbers be.
fore them, aud planted the first dag on
the hill.
prisnncrs nro still coming in. The
victory is moro complete than was nj
first supposed. bragg ntv.r recciycd
a worse whipping.
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WASHINGTON, NV. 90.

WASHINGTON, NV. %.
Official information received from
burnside TO the 2ad, induces the be ier
,ha, he is safe. lie WILDE supplied aud
reinforced.
BrUgg's forces were on the retreat aud
ouf forces were pursuing this morning,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

A GOOD BRICK HOUSE, ON
Charlott street. in the First Ward.
in this city. There is also q lot Of
choice Fruit Trees on the lot. i r
further particulars, inquire at the
Hat Store of @. LEINER.
Dec. 8, '63. 0-3J*
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LATER.

DraCg Whipped and Rcircuting.-.-Ond
Our loss 800 Killed aud $500
Wounlcd.--A General Assault Up
ON the Encmy's Lines Yesterday
Hooker Takes Lookout Mountain
aud Two Thousand Prisoners.
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FROM PARsoN BaowNLow.

Burnside at KuoNriiie--How he Is
Endeared TO the People OF East Zen.
ness.e.
CAMP LoupoS KY, November 25, 1868.
G nsral Burnside still holds KGoxy.lle,
and has held his position for ten day 81
against large odds. Ileis a moral aud
military hero, and has endeared himseli
to the Union men OF East TeRnesseo as
no man ever did, aud deserves the honor
aud coniideneo ofthe whole country.
My family are in Knoxville, aud am
on my To Cincinnatl--adyised To Leave b,
the military authorities. shall return
BY Chattanooga,
w. G.BRoWNLow
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w. q, BRowNLow.

0a-WEsr pogSr is full again. ], nov
contains two huadred and sixty cadets
under' the instruction Of twenty-five
commissioned officers; ninety y,seven have
been admitted during the past year, forty.
six Of whom were appointed from the
unlted States volunteers.
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ARRIVAL OF pEsERTERs.


A few days before the late battle be-
tween General Grant and Bragg, some
so deserters from the rebel army came
into our lines, from over the mountains
near Bridgeport. They repeat the sto-
ries of dissffection in the army, aud assert
that dcsertions are Of almost hourly oc.
currenee, aud that in the event of an en-
gagement they will not fight, but will
embrace the occasion to come iato our
lines. This is all moonshine. The
same stories were told before the battle
Of Stone River, yet the reported disaffec-
ted never fought with more desperation.
II is time the reports of deser;crs were
discarded. They are told for the purpose
Of gaining sympathy with our soldiers.
In Richmond lately, a bonnet sold 70
$500.
The word Chattanooga signifies in the In.
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wM. LAWRENCE } Judges
NJ. 0. WHITLEY OF said
A. s. LATTY, Courts.

~ TnE srArs oF opIo. srsroA Co. S.
I.GsorgeS. christlip. Clerk Of the Cont ei
Common Pleas. in ana Tor said County OF Sen
eca, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is q
rae copy Of The original order now on ME in
the Clerks Office Of the Aforesaid Court,
In testimony whsreof have here
&, "a unto Sc, NY hand aud oficlal Seal At
TifEn City, this 9th day of Noyem-
~ Der, A, u. ie6s.
'6ul .IEfg'l GR0> 8, CARIsTLIP, 4
Clerk Coulmop Pleas Court.
Deecmber g. 1853 Art Sit
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rhr Victory NJ Bragg
Nhippcd and Rcporvd In Euli
Nrtrrnt---O our Luss Small.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 25.-b I, NJ.
We hare gained n glorious victory -
inoktut Mountain aud Mission Ridge
erc ours. Bragg is whipped and report.
I'D in full retreat.
Oar loss a small.
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not amount TO more than 400 killed. aud
2 800 wounded in three days operations.
The success has been most brilliant
The enemy is reported bivoucking two
miles beyond Mission Ridge.
Tho Victory Over Brngg More Com
plcic than at First supposed--Thc
Pursuit Closely Followed Up.
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HEAD0tARrERs PaOvOsr MARsnAL,l

HEADQUARTERS PRovosr MARsHAL,)
9th District Of Ohio.
Il sASDVsKY, O., Nov. 80, 1868. }
Notice is hereby given, that IN all ca
ses, where persons liable TO draf, have
been heretofore exempted upon the cleo
tion of aged and infrm parents, such er-
emptions are required TO be re-substanti-
ated wh,n new draft is ordered. ,s.,l
ra~r--- i. ]. STEINER. o.
Capt. and Provost MsrshaB
s--.-h 9th District ofOhio..
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HEADQUARTERS PRovosr MARsHAL,
t~ttst 9Ih District Of Ohio.
SAsDUsKY. o., Nov. 20, 1863.
ExeLn ptiOn from Draft.


Any person enrolled for Draft In. the oh
Congressional District OF Ohio, may appear
before the Board of Enrolme Mt at 6 Is office,
between the hours of A. Nj, and 4P. M. of
Thursday, the 7th day OF December. 1863,
and each day thereafter, until the 10Th day
Of December, A. d. 1859. nnd claim to have
his name stricken off the list, ifhe can show
TO the satisfaction of the Board that he 10
not and will not be, at the time fixed for the
next Draft, liable TO military duty, on sc-
count Of,
lst-Alienage. tiria
observation-disclosures. ,.....
observation-disclosures Of Age. Ia
4th--Manifest Permanent Physical
Disability.
Persons whoBr cognizant OF any per.
sons liable to military duty, whose names
do not appear on the Enrollment List,
are requested to notify the Board of the
names and residences Of such.
J. ]. STEINER,
Cart. and Provost Marshal,
9th District of Ohio.
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0sy'rHs irst section OF crawforj's
colossal statue ofthe GODDESS of Liberty
has been hOisted TO its position on the
dome Of the Capitol at Washington. It
Is in three sections. All win be Ia po.
si,ion BY tho meeting Of Congress. ~,
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TIME OF HOLDING
Courts
~ THE
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF Tu:
STATE OF OHIO,
For the Year 1864.

BE it remembered, That at meeting OF
the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas OF
the Third Common Pleas Judicial District OF
the State of Ohio, at the Court House, in the
town of Keuton, Hardin County, Ohio, on
the day of the date hereof, for the purpose
Of fixing the times of holding the Terms OF
the Courts Of Common Pleas, and the
District Courts in said District for the year
1864. We the undersigned Judges of the
Couit of Common Pl,as within and for said
District, do hereby fix TIE times OF holding
said Courts for the year 1864, in each and
every County it, said District, as follows:
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TOYS, T
For the HOIidays!

China, Glassware,
Iron, Wooden and
Tin Toys,
cannot be excelled in extent, or in
variety and quality.
THE attention of the Ladies arc
called in particu lar to his fine as -
sortment of
Zephyr Woster,
Sewing and
Embroidering Silks;
Beads,
Woolen Yarns,
Braid and Bindings,
The Latest Styles In
Nubias,
Hoods, Skating Caps,
Mittene, Gloves,
Collars,
and Hosiery, which cannot help TO
please the most fastidious.
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Potatoes IA Few bushels Of good PotA.
toes wanted at this office on srbscfipsion---
immsdiatelY. t9 sQes ~ 81
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For 81 ale
A Valuable Farm!

EIIE subscriber offers for sale q
well improved Farm, situated In Liberty
township, Henry county, Ohio, within ~
miles OF Napoleon, the county seat Of Henry
county; also, y miles from Liberty Gem
tire Depot on the Toledo aud Fort Wayne
Railroad aso, within 3ois miles nf To.
edo, one of the best market cities in Ohio.
rho farm contains
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every County IT, said District, as follows:
plsTRicr COURT. ...
The several terms Of the District Court IN
and for ths year 1864, shall commence in the
several counties thereof as follows, tc-wit;
In Logan County, August Sd.
In Hardin County, August 4h.
In Marion County, August 9th.
In Union Cndnty. August 2d.
In Crawford County, August 9Th.
In WyanGot County, August 9th.
In Seneca County, August 9Th.
In Hlncock County. August 26th.
In Allen County, August 10Th,
In Auglaizc County, August llih.
In Shelby County, August 18th.
In Mercer County, August 18th.
In Van Vert County, August 18th.
Ia Paulding County, August 10th. b.
In Defiance County, August lHh.
In Henry County, August 18TH Ht
In fu ton County, August Goth.
In Williams County, August 22l.
In Wood County, August l9th
In Putnam County, August % h.
And that the several Terms Of the Cour,
of Common eas in aud for the several
couulies Of SAID District, in and fer said
year. shall commenee in the several counties
thereof as follows:
d d IL. .--- .FIRsT SUBDIVISION.
In Union County, February 8, April II
September 26.
In Hardin County. January Is, March 2s,
September ~,
in Marion County, January II March 81
September 5. fT rE -
Ia Logan County, February is, April Is,
October IL.
In Shelby County. January 25. April 4,
September 10, rH
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In Anglaizs coanty, February 2. April II
Septen Der 81.
: 10 Allen County, February %. April &c.
In Mercer County. March IS. May II,
November 6.
Invan Vert County. February Is, April
10. October H..
In Putnam County, Msrch g, May 10, NJ.
vember 10.
THIRD SUBDIVISION. .,g
In Paulding County, April 5, October is
In Defiance County, January 25, May 2
October a. ~ l y.i7 W
In Henry County, February Q. May 10,
Oct Der 25. ~ ~ % rCT
In Fulton County, February .. May H.
November l.
la Williams County, February l6, May 81
November %.
In Wood County, March /, May 81, No.
vember 22d. -@s lssa lti''a- ?
FOURTH SUBDIVISION.
In Seneca County, March l, July 10, No.
vtmber %,
In Hancock County, February IS, May 81,
Now mb,r 7. "a ~
In wysndot County, January IS, May 10,
October ~ .i .tf- ett .t-i u
Ia Crawford County, February 2. May II,
0etober25.
Aud we do further older and direct that
the several Terms OF said Courts shall com.
nienee on the first day of each Of said terms,
at 10 o'clock A. M. Has
In testimony whereof, We issue this. our
order, for the purpose Aforesaid. at said Court
House on this the 5,h day Of October, a. D,
lS63. fufH frHH HTl| a lra IN
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The word Chattanooga signifies in the In.
dian tongue fish taking.
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40 Acres.

5S acres under cultivation. A good
bearing Orchard, good Frame Barn, 30 by
~ with Floors, Granery. DC and a never
falling Spring of good Water, aud n well
near the Barn /; also, large Log House, u
Frame Building lS by % used as Smith
shop. Also, Steam Saw Mill within Is
Rods Of The premises.
PRlCE-TwenIy one bundled dollars.
(s2, 1909 Payments made reasonable with
interest. Any person wishing TO uTohase
said farm, can find me on the farm, or ad-
dress by letter
HENRY NJ. BRIGHTON.
Liberty Center, Henry county, Ohio.
Dec. 3, 1863. 9--tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03
SECOND DISPATCH.
Islgnedl.

U. 5. GRANT, Major Gen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03
MIR. VOTTELER,

Is agent f, the celebrated Pianos
of q. Steck and his first class