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(eoSREsroSDrScE OF THE rlrrIS TRIBUNE
u. y. SANITARY COMMISSION.
TALLAHoMA Tenn, Aug. 10, 1868.

EpIroRs TRIDUgE: After entering or
becoming u member OF the above COM
mission, find myself here far from home
but among plenty of friends. This
place is beyond description in point OF
destruction. Bragg's army nearly de-
troyed the place, then came Rosecrans
whose men aud mules eat and broke every
thing but large timbers and spikes. Our
army is moving onto the frUnt, but the
place is not known, perhaps not Iur. The
citizens are coming in before the Provo 1t
Marshal to take the oath and give bonds
for good behavior. Bragg's men are Civ
ing themselves up to our boys. II is quite
a common thing to see two or three sol.
diers come in with eight or ten rebel pris-
oners. These are sent to the Nashville
prison. must of course say little a.
bout Vallandigham. He said in his
letter from the Clifton House, Niagara
Falls, that he had talked with men in the
South, women too, and maybe some
children, and they were all determined
to fight to the last, aud that he was conf
dent that the South were better able TO
carry on the war to day Than when they
first began. Permit me to say, that too
have talked with men, women children
and some regroes, in Kentucky and
Tennessee. ! talked with no white men
except Shareholders, and | have heard
them denounce the institution. I was
somewhat astonished. asked them why
they thus came out against slavery while
many men in Ohio were pro.slavery
Well, first in answer was Mr.. Price
Of Louisville X. Y, who said that the as
sociation of white and black children
which necessarily followed slavery, wss
injurious to the whites. II made young
men and young women overbearing and
idle, and fly prepared them for the so.
cial circle in civil life, Second. was Mr..
Thompson, who said he wanted to see
the thing wiped out, and his prayer Ia
God, was, that the North would stand
right up to it, and the damned Yankees
were right, and he always knew it-tha,
the North was richer to, day than when tn,
war commenced--and the North arc
growing richer by the war, while the
south is growing poor day by day.
b. ID. WILLIAMS,
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AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For Dr.. BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathic Medicated vapor
BATH.
LIBERTY TowNsulp,)

LIBERTY TowNsulP,}
Crawford County, Ohio.
This is to certify that was attack
cd severely with Rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1850, ! called on
several Physicians of the old school
who was considered very skillful
They attended me for some months.
grew worse all the time. Some
said | was incurablc--one of the
Doctors said | had the Giatic
Rheumatism and applied plaster
OF tan and tar; cosmetic and tan,
made q most Miserable ugly stink.
ing sore and very painful, and did
not draw the Rheumatism ont of
my hip. Some said one thing, some
another thing allied me; but ono
thing was certain, | got worse all
the time. began to think | shl'd
soon GO to the happy land Of Ca
naan. was finally prevailed on
to give DIR. A. BENnAM a trial, and
having heard of the great cures he
has performed, many of which |
was personally acquitted with. Ac.
cordingly | was taken to DR.. Ben
hams, sore hip, rheumatism and
all on the 18th of June, 1861, and
stayed 10 days, during which time,
| was taken through some five or
six Baths, and the tenth day left
my rheumatism, tan, tar, cosmetic,
sore lips and all with DR.. Benham.
| went home and wens to work at
my trade carpenter, and 40 in
convenience. DR.. Benham with
his mastcrly skill! and excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro
pathic Medicated Vapor Bath, re.
novated the system and nccom.
plished moro in less time than any
Physician ] ever knew.
JAMES STEAM,
and
A. A. STEAM, Wife.
Witrcu:
JOHN SEEN, Father.
MARY SEEN. Mother,
MOSES SEEN, Brother,
JOSEPH WARNER.
Melmore, July 81, 1861. --3mos
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EDWARD cHtLps
Sheriff Of Seneca County.

The Atlantic Monthly The Septem.
her No. Of this ,xeellcot MegsEinc contains
he following snperb table Of contents
The Puritan Minister, by Thomas Went
worth lligginson Thor,Su' F,ute, by Lou.
lea NJ. Alcott; Mr.. Mathis Disapp hotment
Robert and Clara sherman, by NJ. ID Con.
way Tie Frermen Of Port Royal, by III
ward L. Pierce No and Yes, by Theodore
Tilton ; The Msthrr Safe The Tertiary
Age aud it's Characteristic Animals. by Lou
Is AgassiE The New S'ngrcal. by Rose
Tury Thomas Do Quincy, by Henry NJ.
Alden Mrs. Lewis Part l., by Mrs. rhom
n, BopAinson Lyrics OF the s'ree's, vi.
Play, by Julia Ward Howe Interesting
Manuscripts Of Edm, nd Burke, by Charles
Summer Harvard HsroSs, by Walter Mitch.
ell Who Is Roebuek : Reviews aud Liter
Ary Notices
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Col. 49tb Reg o. v. M. Com'dg.
Tifln, Ohio, Aug. 24th 1869.

Election of Field OheeTs.-The en-
rolled Militia Of Seneea County have been or.
ganized ms follows:
The lat Regiment includes 10 Companies
in the lst aud % Co. Districts in Thomp
son township, the Is, aud ID Co. Districts
in Reed township. the lst and I'd Co Dis
triets in Venice tow ship, the LIST and Cd
Co. Districts in Bloom township, and the
lst ana % Co. DiAulcs in Scipio town.
ship.
The I'd Regiment includes 10 companies
in the lst, I'd and Sd Co. Districts in Clin-
ton township. the let, %, 80, 4lh, ard 5th
Ward Co. Districts in the city Of Thin. and
the let aud % Co. Districts In Eden town.
ship.
The Sd Regiment includes 10 companies
In the lst and Sd 90. Districts in Adams
township. the lst and I'd Co. Districts in
Pleasant township, the lat and ID Co. Dis-
triets in Liberty township. the Ist and "a
Co. Districts In Hopewell township, and
the ist aud ID Co. Districts in Senesa
Township.
The 4,h battalion includes compa nies IN
the let and % Co. Districts In jackson
township, the lat. and I'd. and Sd Co. Dis
.r'sts in Loudon township. and the lst and
u Co. Districts in Big Spring township.
The slid Regiments will hold their elsc.
don for Field officers on Saturday. the 5th
day Of September. between the hours Of one
and two o'clock l.. NJ.
The lat Regiment at the Town Hall 10 the
town Of Republic.
The ID Regiment at the Court flonse in
the city sf Tifin.
The I'd Regiment at the School House in
the .owu Of Fort Seneca.
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Capt. spire.-of this gallant and brave
officer, who was wounded at the battle Of
Gettysburg, the Advertiser says; Capt
Spire Is still sound Democrat. aud will vore
the whole Democratic ticket this fall" The
Captain says il the editor means that be will
vote tor Vallsndighsm and the rest OF the
Copperhesd ticket. il is LIE "He is a
sound Democrat" however, A." aud will vote
the whole d. mocratie ticket this fall" but
is is heuded by that noble oIu Democrat, j ohm
Bfough The gallant Captain is a noble
soioIeroi brave and efficient regiment aud
like every other irne soldier, will refuse To
vote for traitor.
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DIR. A. BEMHAm,s

Exp, ctorant and Renovating
Pills, for the qurc Of Nervous and
sick Headache, old Sour Stomachs
loss OF appetite, heartburn, water
brash, cold hands and feet, dirri.
ness and Milk sickness, cramps in
the stomach, and thoroughly
cleans the general system without
any Inconvenience.
DosE-From 2 to twice q day
PRIoE-25 cts. per box or ) boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold 10y DR.. A
Bcnham, Melmore, Senc ca Co,
Ohio, aud +. Marquardt, and Dr
Bois & Go. 'ritfin City, Ohio.
July 81. 1S63.-3m.
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CORN MEAL.
And all kinds Of Feed

WILDE lePt tot sale and delivered to any ono Ia tn
city and sdioining towns.
Rock Spring Mills, March. o.. 1868, qs-tf
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Mice" Operati n.-Wo learn tha,
a new Market House is about being erected
on the city lot, next to the new engine House
We have also been informed that some mem
Der Of the city eourcil have, by some means
became interested in the contract for build
ing the same. when outsider, had no notice
Of what was going on. We are very 10th tc
believe that suy member of the city council
has thus been guilty Of lining his pocke.s
with the peoples money. We hope to see
this matter at once cleared up. We viii re-
fer to This subject more at length next week
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He is the hsppiest who loes the mc-t TO
make uther. hsrpy. The inventor " Her.
rick Alien. Goid Medal Sslcntns must be
the harp,est MN In rsislarcr. 81 we hi1'td
nulhiug IN sAying, that the use 0f The G,dd
Medal sale ra,us cannot tail to mrkea hap
py household. Oar better hsll says she
does not f'ar Of onr ever irowning, - 'ong
as she can get Mc genuine H,rrick Aliens
We say success 20 the Inventor, and II every.
body knew how good II Is. TO other would be
used. A good many of our Merchants have
it. Their dcpo, ia ia Liberty Street. New
York.
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Piles! Piles!

c. n. WALsgk-
Bsd.le, n. L., and Font Ehs, &. "
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IT, Horse Owners.

DR.. sWEErN INPALIIBLE LlNlNENT FOR
HORSES Il uniivalled by any ,.and ~ a. eases Of
Lameness, ansng from spraih', BTni,es or Nrench
iug, IT, effects is magical and certain. Hsfn--s ~
oAdais Calls, Scratches. hnnge, Sc, u will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and Rsnsbone may ne easily
prevented and cured IN theiT ncipicui stages, hut
confirmed beyond the FEASIBILITY Of Tsdi-
cal cure No ense, Of the kiaa. how ever u 80 les
Psrsts o. hopeess Sut II may be allsvsted By 'his
move the Lamsnsm, and enable the horses 10 travel
with eompsr tive ease.
Every horse owner should have mis- remedy At
hand, for its timely use II the first appearance oi
Lameness will eHectuslly prevent those formidable,
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and whc render many otherwise valuable hossts .
nearly worthless. See Advertissment.
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,rIrFIN MARKETS
DIR. A. RENHAmS

Electro llydropathic Medicated
Vapor Bath, for tho cure Of all 10.
cal Pains, Neuralgia, general di-
bility, all forms of Eruptive dis.
eases, Cancers and Scroilla. Chron.
ic and Acute Diarrhac, and all
Dropsical Affections, in n short
timo.
Mclmore, July 81, 1S61.-6m.
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thanks are especially due for gallsutry and
for the skill with which he brought back bic
command over mountains through which sn
passes were blocssded ard guarded bv supe-
nor number. Of the suemy, whom he defeat
ed with heavy Ices wherever maailed.
by command Of Brig Gen. y. P. scammon
JAS. l., BOTSFORD A. q.
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Promoted,-wc are much pleased TO be
able to inform the many friends Of Capt l..
ApAns, OF this city. that he has been promo
ted in the 80 Ohio Cavalry. for gallant ser.
vices, and now occupies the position of Msior.
Major ADAMS has well earned the position
and willfll IL to the satisfaction Of oil.
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A GENTLEMAN. cured Of NsFvoss Debility, la.
leonFstsaey, Premafure Decay and Yoathfal E,res
10 fanish 10 all Who need (irss Of ehsrrs) The re-
eiPe and directions for nakins the simple Remedy
ussd ~ his Those wishing to profit by his eI.
psfisnce-,rd posssses valuable y-sin rs-
Addressing JOHz b. bGDKN,
alSii-1m Ne 50 Nassau Street, New ysft
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A FcstivaI n, Rennh,ic ~. !,

A Festival at Republic.--The ladies
of the Universalist Chu,ch. ofRepublic,will
givea festival for the benefit OF the church,
on Thursday evening. September Sd, at the
Town Hall. The ladies will gee up some.
thing nice. sndSbey should be well patron.
lied. The price of admission is fixed at so
cents
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Demand for Gold.-rhe demand lot
gold is great, bu, Is not equal To the demand
fur the ecl, bratrd Chemi al Saleratus, rspee
tally whcre this Silcratus has been tried aud
where its worth Ia fully known. Try II and
satisfy yourself For sals by most merch
ants.
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Death Of an Editors Wife, Mrs.
Lucy I h, odUca ,toddard, wife Of !. II.
Brinkerhoff of the Maurun twisconsin)
Times. formerly Of tuis county, died on the
18th inst. at Wnupun, in her 9th year.
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To Afflicted Famalaa.

mr.. vELPAUs' FRENCH SILVER COATED
fEMALE PILLs.-rhese Pills are warranted to
remove all d fcuhiss arising from obstructons, or
stonpage Of Nature, from whatever eause. They ere
psrr. rtly hsrniers, nd may be taken BY the most
delicate female, at the same time they act liks .
shsfm. In bringing on the monthly periods.
Thsv should NOT be taken auring the hr,t three
months of prpgnaney, msosrrage Would be the re-.
suit. Each boz cobtsins 30 Pills. Price so cents.
1mporsd snd sold in tbs United States only by the
~hder.gned. A boN sent by msil when desired, ie.
eursiy sealed snd postpaid, by
THos. d. CHAPMAN. Oh. mist,
Iyle.iw raj Broadway, New York.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops
ro Nervons snnerer. of noth sere,.

A Reverend Gentleman having been Restored to
health Ia few days, amer undergoing all the uss.
~ routius and irregular expensive modes Of treat.
went without considers II his sacred dnty to
eonmuniests to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means OF cure. Hence. the receipt Of an sddrcs.
ed Hns slope he will send tfrse) copy OF the pre-.
sstiption used. Direct to mr.. Ions NJ. DAosALL is6
Ftltop ttfeet. nrocklyn. New Yort.
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$7b To slbo PER moMrH.

Il COMPANY want an Agentin each County, 10
solicit orders for their SIS Mschine, with Fuags
,srsw.dhss, snd extra nsedles. wsw pay hbsr'
Al salary snd sr?snsss, or give large eemmissions
For partieu lars terms. etc ineloss stamp. and ad,
dress. T.s. PAGE, Toledo. o.
0ensrai Agent for tho Uuiisd States.
JAY -, lss3. s2-am
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Strayed,

Strayed away on the 10th Of
May, 1863. from the southeast corner Of Reed town
.h,p, Seneca eouaiy. a small sized two ysarold
CoLI, ola dark cream eelof, and dark name aud
aud iiitls white spot its hind lsg Any persa
forming the subscriber where The colt can be had
wiilbs literally rewarded.
July 10, 1858. Nv
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Sworn In.-The volunteer comp snies Of
this city Companies a and n, 49th o. v.
M have both been sworn into the service.
and viii soon be furnished with arms and
requirements.
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Wood is now coming t, TOW quite freely
and those Of our subscribers who promised
to pny their subscription with that ncful
commodity, should bling It along at once.
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The stb Ohio.-We learn that the 9Th
Ohio-or rather what remains OF it's now
at Governor's lsland, New York harbor. A
more brave and noble regiment never entered
the service.
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A Farm for Sale,

Consisting of two hundred and
four acres, lying In the south east corner OF
Clinton township. Seneca County, Ohio
For further particulars enquire Of john n
Naylor in Tiffin. or the subscriber residing
on the premises.
ABRAHAM FLEET.
July 10, 1868. Il
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Es SIM AKING:

Having employed an experienced
DREss-MAKER, she Is now prepared to make
Dresses, Cloaks and Maafilias,
In the most fashionable STYLES. LSdies' and Child.
fsn's Under Garments N ade to order.
received Monthly.
ss9- Stamping done for Embroidery a, short notice.
~ bleaching asd Pressing done for Millinen
tR- Milliners furnished with Goods al New York
Prices.
tR Thankful for past fsvors, she still hopes 10 70
eeve a share OF public u stTonage.
THIN, ATrl 10, 1868 27-tf
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Aid Society Dinner here vii be q
dinner given by the " Rock Creek Aid So
ciety" on Thursday Sept. Sd in the grove
near the residence of @. Y. Brundage Esq
Col. ". ii. Gibson, Prof. Kieffcr and 9th
ers will address the audience. A pleasan,
time Ia expected and the public is cordially
invited
BIZ ORDER OF socIITy
q Ct,ar Coo
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J. A. GREGORY,
Eanlila Groeer al Repnllic. O..

Family Grocer at RepuJlic, o.,
tssPs constant aoppls. efths best qualities OF whis
and Brown sngaEs, Molasses' and syrpps, Green aud
Black Teas, Cohsss, ground sad lasioand, Spices,
soap's Tchaeco, Fobf, Fish and pfovis sions Of ali
Kinds, Ikswise Mills, Glass, Oils, ke. All aielss
COD FISHand MA CRER Ell
A"''''' ''cS'ss ss,s,,s ~ '''''y''i.. +. uBre ~
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MI L l. K L M ER "
MILLINERY GOODS,

Consisting Of great variety OF
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Head. Dresses, Nets,
For the hair, and THmmings OF various styles too
numerous To M mention.
Having secured the services OF a competent Trim
from III. Esst, all work will Re executed in the
latest snd most fashionable style.
In addition to Millinery Department will bs
found great VA of DREss TRInsises, GIsPs
U-Toss, ENBRoipkRY, BRAIps and BsLrs. ALsu
Fancy articles of vanous kinds suci as ORSA
sEsTs for the hair, Combs, Bnckier and Beads o
every variety Ladies Hoop Shirts, Corsets, &c
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The Union Schools.-Tbe fall term Of
the Union Schools will commence ucxt Mon
day.
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ROOTS German Ointment will
cure the worst cases OF Piles. For
sale by
J. f. MAReuARpr.
Aug. z, 1868. A.
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A Friend In Need. Trv It,

pn. swEEr' IOALLIpLk LiNsrsr 10 prepared
ftoaa he recipe OF IT. Stepeen ewest. of Conneeti.
cut the great boae setter, und has been used IL hs
pfuetiee fof the last twelty years with the most
tonishing success. As aa eStsrnal temedy, Il 10
without rival and will alleviate pain more spsedi.
ly than any other preparation. For al Rheumatic
Nad Nervous Dsorler.it I. truly infsilitis, and as
eu,a'ive for Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises, Sc.,
su ioothin healing and powerful srsnrhen ming pro.
pafts, excite the Just wonder md astonishment OF
all who have given IL Atrial Over one thousand
esri6eatss OF remarkable ears,, performed br II
within the isntwo years, attest this fact. tY- ses
AdVsuissment.
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Just Received a fresh supply Of Reeves
Ambrossia for the hair, at the Drug Store Of
J.F. MARauARpT.
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JyIc.t,
The Confession and Experience
of an Invalid.

Published Tor the benefit and as caution 10 youn
men, and Others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Eafly decay. and their kindred silmsnts-suppyins
The means ofsslf cue. By one who has cured him
self, ansf being victim OF misplaced con6dsnce In
medical h. mbug and qusek.y. BY enelosinga post
psiddireetsd snvelops, single cops, may be had Of
the suthsr, kAIHAsirL MArrAiR, ESQ.,. Bedfori,
kings Coanty, New York. jau3o-ly.som
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HOSIE RY.

Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Sc,
&c, in great variety, together " til
every description, kind and style
of Goods for Mems and Boys
wear at wholesale or retail cheap,
er than can be bought anywhere
this side of New York.
Also, the largest and best select
ed stock of
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Demonstration.
SALEM, Washington County, Ind. !
Mar LIZ IAhn

SALEM, Washington County, Ind..)
May is. 1850.
DR. RoBAcK-Dear Sir;--My son Thomas
was given up by the physicians this last
summer, as hopeless case He was almost
skeleton, fesh aud muscles seemed 10 have
wasted away lie could not rise from ly
ing to a sitting position. Que Doctor aid
it was a cise ol I.umbago, aud IN OF all ths
doctors In the world could not cure MIN, and
that he would have been dead long ago, il
he had not been so well nurssd. A cailosi,s
formed on the outside Of the left thigh. ex.
tending from tie hip to the knee, and the
Doctor said he would have to "dpen the
thigh and scrape the bone" The operation
being severe, was pursraded To try YOU,
Scandinay ian Blood Purifier and Blood
PILE procured three bottles Of the Puri.
fer and two boxes OF pills aud to my aston.
ishment they took away the callosity, and
restored him o health. aud he is now able 10
work. These are the facts Of the case, and
you are at liberty 10 make what use ofthem
you please, and refer to ne. II you thin
proper.
Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM SAGE,
p. Of the NJ e. Church,
Readeri do you know Of any other rene.
dies on earth that will produce such glorious
results rs the above2
See advertisement
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"anteds
Butter, Eggs, ke., In exchange Tor Goods


now SesiviH a Choice 10, Of White aaa Bro~u So.
ssss. .Grssa sAd hask Teas. coass, ,&e.
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\. M. PETTENGILL a co.,

No. 81 Park Row. New York, a. estate
ST., Bostou, are our Agents for the TirriS
TRibuNE, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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Titfin Meeklp Tribune
Local and Miscellaneous.
sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. n.

On and after Monday, June 90, ls63, pas
senger trains viii rus as follows
GoIso Sourn
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Yours. respectfully.
WILLIAM SAGE.
LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncalled for at the TifIin Po.t
Office on August 26, 1863.
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THE CAMP PAICN.

riffin, O., FRIDAY Aug. ,s. 'se,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03

declaration would not DO valid against our
Corerpmsnt without igs consent, which VIII
c,rtoinly never be given. Such course
wcud not ipso facto bring into force
,te treaties that existed betweea tho Republic
q Texas aud the Great Powers OF Europe
norrh Che lowursy of the old Texas Tarlh
nnl the large supply of cotton on hand VIII
appeal strongly to the cupidity OF thoss Powers
10 alopt her view. Nevertheless, rs We recOg-
piztd her Independence rs against Mexico hrst Of
al. il we fail TO hold some portion OF her sou
wc shall be in an awkward position when we
undertake to object to recognition oi her
Independence rs against uS on the part oil
England or France. THIS new project OF Gen.
Houston if NOT defeated by timely movement
on our part may comphcate our foreign fe'a-
tons. Houston is man OF great force OF VIII ana
carries with him the prestige of past success
He mu-t not be permitted ~ carry his PoInt'
however he may be aided BY circumstances
and whatever may be bis ulteror purpose
While We are crushing the Rebellion q new
Slave Republic should not be suffered to rear It's
hydra head, especially when small force sent
10 the Rio Grands frontier in time can make
our blockade a reality and stop the mischief