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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-31

Christmas Our gay little City was
alive with people on Christmas from " "all
nround.' Everything passed on pleasant
and harmoniously. The great centre Of ut.
traction was the Firemeu's Fair.
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WANTED,
70 Farmers and aII Others,

The Soldiers Aid Society of Tii6n, re-
quests the Farmers and all others who
feel disposed to eid our suffering and gal
liant soldiers nov on tho battle Geld, to
furnish Potatoes. Onions, Cabbage, Ap-
pie Butter, Fruits, &c. We trust that
all who are able will aid us in this laud-
able and benevolent object. The arti-
cles can be left at any of the Stores in
this place.
MRs. E. SULLIVAN, President.
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To be sold for One Dollar each, without regard to
value, and not to be paid for till you know
what you are TO get.
In all transactions by mail we shall ehnrRs Tor do.
ing the business 25 cents each, which must be co.
closed when the request 10 made 10 know what you
can have. Amer knowlng what you hsye. then IL
VIII be At your option TO send sl take the article OF
not.
Five articles can be ordered for sl--eleven for se-
thirty for s5-siItyfye for sl0-and one hundred for
SIS.
With the information ef what you can have win be
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full OstAloaue ofsHeles and then u WILDE At your
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Farm for sale.

The Subscriber will sell at pri.
vs's ,sie, ~, Fsrn i"-sisd spr srd ksif niie,
seu'h Of rian, on dhs sspdusAy River. containing
les Acres, 1870 under good state
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shed snd outbaidine. 1hsrv II siso choice varsty
OF Fruit On the ptemises, Terms yeasanshs. Fos
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Tar Cordial,
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The Crca, Remedy fo' Consumption.
The Great Remedy cot Con,urptcn.

! sm con'tsniiy receiving such certificate, ~ the
following. Rsad u!
bH. .NIsnAEr--Iiesr Sir; I had Vety dresdfal
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system wat iast rt,iue waV, md Nss rrustfsted
ny brd win hui hule hero Of recovering. Nv die.
ease banned the pcSeT of all medicines, and IN =
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lish my eNss " you think proper.
REHECCA u HAMILTON,
No. 1921 Wayne street, PhiladslpAia
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia f!

DR. wtsHAHr-I was q great suferer with Dys
popsis for seven years. Ever, thiag ate allied me
stsst sunsrins. wss go much sfhic..d thst. "
drank glass Of water u would soon return back n
heated ooadition, sppIisd 10 every Kind Of med
ieine and treatment and all to no pnrpose. I saw
your Advertisement In the Ledger of great cure
your great Amehesn DysPessis Pills had made.
went to your store and parcbaseda boz, and com
msnced 10 them and do tha nk God this day am
well m,n, sad can est three neslsper day. have
sent numbeF of peIssns amer your pills, and h.ve
young man that was suffering with Dyspspsia in my
hsghbohisod eight Of your pills. and thsr cured him
eaursly. You may refer TO me 4 ron see proper.
yAeoB HIsHLEr.
Ks EprpynlE, Kent county, Del.
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TIFFIN, o., DEC. 81, 1863.

OF wARRANTEE DEEDS, just
Printed on superior quality of pape r,
and for sale ut this Office.
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Cowardly.-We learn that some drunken
cowardly Copperheads on Christmas night
attacked wounded soldier Of the 10Th, who
had arrived home that day from Cnickamnu.
ga. Their appears tobe offow a certain clast
who hold grudge against our soldiers
This class is set of mean towards for they
always tax good care to keep very dooile
until number ofthem get together. before
they exhibit their mean cowardly disposi'
tion. The soldiers home on furlough, are
determined to take oi themselves for the
future, ard If any Of these Vallandigham
towards should fortunately get HURT" /"
they must not complain.
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
pLEEpING OF TnE LUNGS,
READ TUE FOLLOWING,

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ting blood, and would at times vcmit u.
Ny physicians (for employed two) pronounced me
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thank God, commenced u use u. I have taken
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me, and will tell them what your Cordial hA, done
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Cres" St. 81, doors sbovs Rieh-ond 81,
Phiadelphla.
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Farm, for sale.

The undersigned viii sell at pri.
vste sale his Fafw stusted IN seipir Townshir one
n,le Ssrth sad . yrussrof Iass saa Of RerpbHc,
eoststninf r.
ITO Acres, T5 Acres cleared in q
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Also al kind, efFtufes srmvponly rsised IN Ncfhsrn
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GOOD Dwslhne bouse wth sl necesssry eouVsnisnces
reasonable. rar fnyshrr infesmsten inquire Of ne
JOSIAH TnAyER.
December 81, teU1. iea-nns.
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Home on Furiough.-Wc had call
from Lieutenant A. b. SrooNER, OF Company
A, i3lst Illinois regiment on Monday last
He is on visit to his fricnistin this coun
ty. where he formerly resided. Lieut.. S.
has long been in the service Of his country,
and took a rromineut part in several severe.
" aud we'll. fought battles. AIMING these.
were Arkansas Post, and the famous
seige Of Vicksbug - receiving severe
W ,und at the battle Of Black River. back Of
Vicksburg. wi ich for a time ended his mill.
tary career. He has, however, fully recov.
cred f'cm the effects OF the wound, and after
a brief stjourn among us, will again rcjoin
his regiment and unite his energies with that
gallant band OF patriots to preserve our ma
tionhlity and life, under the Providence OF
God, will again be offered sacrifice upon
the altar OF the Union represented by the
glorious Stripes and Stars. He has ourbest
wishes for safe return from the field Of
fierce and deadly conAict-trusting that his
career may form bright page in the history
Of this wicked and uniustifable r, bellion
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OUT LOT

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The subscriber offers for sale q fine
OUT LOT containing three acres,
situated on North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire Of subscriber at
LEE d BREWERS Office.
Ii. X. HOFFMAN,.
Dec. 10, 81. loft
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The Ohio Legislature conyenes on
The first Monday in January.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
or
NEW { GOODS
MAYER s. MAUR ERS
N III w - II Oh II
I'M HEDGES BLOCK.
TIE citizens of Seneca and neigh.
boring counties, and tho pnblic
generally, riii sdcr money by call
ing soon and Juyi"g quickly ds
Goods are rapidly adrdnci"g in
the Eastern Markets. The follow
ing Goods are boiugreccivcd;
The Latest Styles OF
Frock Over Goats
Sacks do
Fine Black Cloth Coats
Business Coats
Cashmere Frock Coats
Cashmere Sack Goats
Satinet Extra
Assortment Of
Boys Coats
Black Docskin Pants
Black Cashmere Pants
Fancy Cashmere Pants
or all kinds
nlack Satinct Pants
Fancy Satinct Pants
ColorcdPdnts aud
BOYS Pants
Silk Plush Vests
ollk NtNct tblS
Silk Satin Vests
Black Silk aud
Fancy Silk Vests
All kinds of
Cashmere and
Satinet Vests
Also Boys Vests
Working Jackets
Woolen Shirts
White Shirts
Wrappers e. Drawers
Gloves aud Socks.
Our mode Of trading ia fair and square.
Every article represented for just what Il
is and not otherwise.
MAYER g. MAURER,
HEDGES New Block.
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I can only give Few ofths many thousand, orcsr
tifcates am receiving In hvor Of this great Mrdi.
cine hut have had quantity ofthen publ shed In
CIRCULAR form, which send fee on application =
Whether you conclude - give the Medicine n NAL
OF not, send for circular. Price finy Cents, aud One
Dollar, n bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR.. l.. q. e. wISHART,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Terms OF subscription.

No paper will be stopped until all arreara-
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the pub
1tshers.
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New Advertisement.
DR.. VISHARTS TAR CORDIAL

WILL Positively CURE rus FOLLOWING
DISEASES CONSUMPTION. ~ NOT BEYOND
THE POWER OF MEDICINE. ISFLANNA.
rIoN OF the LUNGS, COUGHS. SORE
THROAT AND BREAST. BRONCHITIS. AsTn
MA. riLrs, GRAVEL. AND AN USFAILlNo
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Or. wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
u the vital principle Of tho Rms Tree ohtained hy
ecntst rrvess IN the disiillsiion Of the tsr, by
which The Highest rsd,cinsl properties are r-taiped
failed.
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Letters from the Capital.

Our second letter last week failed t
reach US in time. on account Of tn
irregu'ari.y Of the mails. We appent
the following extracts. if they are late
stating first. however that a resoluf iol
presented by Mr.. Lee, of this district,
to adjourn on the 25th inst. was voted
down. The letter is dated the 18th:
Before the organization of the House.
Mr.. Russell, who was q prominent
candidate for Speaker. proclaimed that
the friends of tho Henderson amend
ment" would not ask any action Of the
legislature upon this subjec: at the pre-
sent session. but that an effort would be
made to secure their object in Congress
before the adjournment Of the present
session.
However, to the surprise Of all. q
few days ago. this same gentleman. who
so urgently pressed his claims for the
Speakership. introduced a concurrent
resolution giving the consent Of Kan
sas TO the II. e. St. j. railroad COM
pany to build their branch of the Paci-
tic Railroad according TO the Hender-
sou proviso. This resolution came up
for consideration yesterday. Mr.. Rus
sell made as good a speech ia favor of
the resolution as the subjec, would ad-
nit of. He was followed by Mr.. Click.
of Atchison, who delivered the ablest
speech Of the session. He spoke abou.
one hour and half. in which he COM
plete'y Knocked the pins from the
argument Of Mr. Russell. and demon
stra'ed the immense disadvantages and
injury TO the prosperity Of the State
that would resalt by the building of
that road through Nebraska. which
would be the case if Kansas consented
TO the Henderson proviso.
The resolutions will be further con-
sijered to night at Z o'clock. J. w. d
They were rejected by a decisive
msjoriIy-ED.
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acknowledgment Of the independence o
the Southern Confederacy. if We fail t
whip the rebels in the present efforts Il
conquer them !? Certainly that is the
plain English Of the matter; ''impartia
THIRD parties will say that ace ought Il
consent etc; and TO prolong the wal
would be "fruitless, was.eful butch
cry" II any body can torture any
thing else out of the language, they are
welcome to do it.
Is not this equivalent! to a declaration
in a9conce to tie rebels to hold out a fer
months longere Ono, he believes they
will be whipped. BADLY whipped a;
several vital points" But if they are
not. what then? Stop the rastefM
5utckery.
Are not such sentiments from lea
ding journal Of the North calculated to
encourage the rebels. aud to discourage
the friends of the Union {? We believe
they are, and SO believing, we look up
on Mr.. Greeley as a dangerous counsel
lor, and a practical foe Of the govern
ment. Wherever his heart is. his words
have not the right sound.
As we said before, we do not write
in anger. Mr.. Greeley is eccentric and
his orbit is rery erratic. He has written
many good and some exceedingly bad
things. We only call attention to his
present stand for the purpose Of guard
ing cur readers from being led away by
his doctrine into the folly Of recogniz-
ing treason. His words may give the
rebels hope. but let them more firmly |
unite the friends of Union to deter
mined and SUCCESSFUL persecution Of
he ,cor.
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II is said long list of officers wi
be expelled from the service for the ex
preston of disloysl sentiments. A
right. they ought to have been dismis
sed in disgrace long ago. When tn
army is purged from treason We ma,
expect i. to become more efficient.
jeff. Davis receded some time since
from his retaliatory orders, and the U
S. officers confined under these orders
have been released and most of them
exchanged.
The snow in Canada is two feet deep,
and the mercury at Quebeck lately
went down TO AZ degs. below zero and
froze. Some cold there.
There have been heavy falls Of snow
over all the country during this month,
reaching from Texas to Canada.
Vallandingham gave notice that he
would speak in Baltimore few nights
since; but the indignation among loyal
citizens was so great he deemed it best
not TO expose himself TO their wrath.
If he wishes to preach treason let him
go over TO JEFF. Davis, where all traitors
ought to go.
The latest intelligence is 10 the effect
that the rebels are again invading Ken
tucky-that there will pr obably be NJ
immediate attack on Vicksburg, but
the work Of preparation steadily con-
tinued-that the rebels have learned
and acknowledge the faIsity Of the story
fourished by Beauregard concerning
the raising Of the blockade at Charles
ton-ihat Seward and the French Min
lister are no. on the best terms, the for
mer having written very allie reply to
the proposition of the latter touching
(wbat pity S.ward does not
bring his splendid talents to bear with |
full force against the rebellion that
the robbers from Mexico are giving the
rebels Of Texas much lrouble-ihat the
of the North are consider.
ably cowed-and. on the whole. things
wear rather favorable aspect.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 60.
Notwithstanding the lying denials OF
bis partizan press, Gen. Nc Clellan has
been summoned TO appear before the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War.
He replied, asking what lie was 10 be
examined about, that he might prepare
himself by exsming his papers. The
answer was that the examination would
cover too wide range for such specif-
cations. He still hesita,ed. till to-day,
hey telegraphed him peremptory
10 come Immediately.
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Correspondence.
King Cotton Declared for Freedom and
Free Labor In Kahsas. North Latitude
80 deg. 3Gm.

/ % OcS QUIZ.
EDITOR OF THE INDEPEypEsr:-Wel
knowing the regard That you have ever
manifested for Agricultural Interests,
have concluded that few items of n
Cotton Experiment that made the pas,
season would be interesting to You and
your Kansas. If no. 10 your eastern
readers.
loblalned some seed from fusiiives
OF southern Missouri, and small paper
by the kindness Of Hon. S. c. Pomeroy.
planted lie same On tie 10.h and ll,h
Of May, in drills 81 feet apart, or 10
inches in the rows, This fsll picked
three hundred and forty-,hree lbs of
well dried Cotton in The seed from one
fourth Of IN acre OF ground. Those
accustomed 10 the culture of upland
cotton in North Carolina and T.nnissee
state that eight hundred los per acre is
counted good crop. The seed sent
from the Patent CiIice was the same
kind that ! obtained from Missouri
mostly of green color--some black,
which grew 10 or II inches higher
than tina, obtained froU, Missouri, with
longer boles but did not perfect itself
as early by three weeks, not being as
well uccimated 10 our latitude.
Some Of my planting was on lower,
moist. rich ground. tha: did not want
for rain at all. and averaged three boles
to the branch; it ripenad more bo'es in
good season than tie remainder thai,
was planted in dry and poorer soil, as
the latter was hin Tered at least three
weeks in growth for wan. of rain, and
equally as much in ripenipg. did not
pick it until after all crops ought to be
harvested. Our fierce Kansas winds
did not injure il in the least.
A machine for ginning cotton for do
mestic use is easily made of two cylin-
ders l6 inches in length, / inches in
diameter, with whirs Two inches in
each driven with q power
cylinder II inches in diameter, with
crank, which will separate one pound
of clean fber from the seed per hour.
From my own experiment, rs well as
a great many others equally encourag-
ng. / have arrived at two definite con-
;lusions
First. Ii Kansas does not produce
cotton next season sufficient for her own
,sc aud the wants Of a, leas, two other
States, il will be because our farmers
IAN not get the seed; for feel confident
hat ii could be easily done without
materially lessning her o.her agricul. /.
ural Enterprises.
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Kansas News.

Col. D. Il. Anthony vas badly huii
by falling into cellar al Topeka some
days since. having his jaw broke, his
head cut. and receiving otLer injuries.
The cellar. an unfnishrp one near a
hotel. is represented as regular man.
trap.
The following nomin ations were sent
into the Senate on Friday, by the Gov
ernor:
James L. Mcdowell. for Major Gen
eral Northern Division Kansas Militia;
John B, Scott, of Coffey county. Major
General Southern Division.
The following are the staff appoint
ments: Hon. L. P. Lowe. Judge Ad-
vocate Generation the staff of comman-
de-in-chisf John G. Oils, Paymaster
General of Militia, on the staff
c. G. Foster, Atchison.A A. w. Spsld-
ing. Jefferson, S. w. Strickler. Davis.
B. V. Eskrige, Lyon and Josiah Miller,
Douglas. aids to'the commander-in chief
with the rank Of colonel.
! Good for Nc. He will make 6ne Of
fcer or we miss our guess. Hurrah
for Spalding!
Much cotton and tobacco viii proba
bly, be raised in Kansas the coming sea.
son-no danger Of raising enough Il
glut he market.
Each of the Leayenworth Dailies i
greatly exercised concerning the mora
standing and political integrity of it
compeers. and some pretty hard things
are said in the war Of words. WouIC
it 10: be well, gentlemen, for you TO es
tablish reputation Of your own worll
standing by, before attempting to pul
down the dubious ones Of your neigh
bors?
The subject Of bridging the Kaw riv-
er is agitatinS the people Of various sec
tons. A bridge at Lawrence and one
at Topeka are much needed and shoulc
be built wi,hou. delay.
Sana!or Brown said in his speech the
other day on the Henderson amendmen,
proposition before the legislature. that
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph railroad
would build from Cam ron TO Leayen-
worth IS miles )and there unite with the
Kansas branch of the Pacific Road.
Has be any authority for such decla-
ration?
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISMl I
THE
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DEING A HuXrINs AND OPEN FACE, on La.
ID Er's OR GENTLExAN's " Arcu COxsryxp.
with PATENT SELF WINDING IMPROVEMENT.
The NAVY oRK ILLUSTRATED D NEws, the lead.
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sue OF jan 10Th, 1868, on page l47, voluntarily
says:
I'VE have been shown most pleasing novel;
ty. of which the HrBBARD Baos, Of this city.
are the sole Importers. 1t Is called the .MA0c
TINE OssERvER.' and is a hunting and open-fac
watch combined. This is one Of the prstticss,
moei convenient, and decidedly the best add
cheapest iiniepiece for general and reliable use,
ever offered II has within il and connected with
its machinery, its own winding attachment, rem
dering key entirely unnecessary. The c.iss
OF the Watch are composed Of two metals. the
outer one being fine l6 carat gold. 1t has the
improved ruby action lever movement, and .
warranted an accurate tiilepiece.''
Price, superbly engraved, per case Of half
dozen, S2oi.0o. Sample Watches. in neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing to buy at whole.
sale, $35, sent by express, with bill payable on
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in i'd
vance, as we canaot collect from those 10 the Ar
my. Address
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO.,
SOLE lMPoRTHID.
South Cor. Nassau L John Sts New. York.