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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-01

EOUKTH WAKD STATIos CAsEs.-MLry Mo-
near, ahusive language; 81. VIM. Bland, disor-
d. rly; dismissed. Alexander Taylor, assault
md battery and disOrderly; 40. Edw'd Jon"s,
colorrd, inn a lonf !adiGs the street; 81 NJ Try
Cock and Elizabrth Conner, prostitution; dis
= Sniss'd. VIM. johnson, dlsorIb-rly; do JAS.
Stewarr. drunk and GisCrGcrly; 81. IhoS. Ia.
hsr, suspicious character dismissed. William
Brown, careless driving; do.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ Increased accommodations Teams Tor Albany aud
Troy, the North Anf West Twenty street Dcot
JOHN BgRcBILL superintendent.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
SALES ar AUCTIOU.
A IL rasoKE 3 c. 89a AuorioxEsRs

HOU5EVOLD ruRkIIUFh.
ON THIS DAY tSArURDAYI NOVEMBER ~
the elegant resdenoe No ~ Wcs s,rtocnth street Dc
t~ecn Una ana hAth avenues commencing a. ~ ooock
Inc snconeer would call the particular attention OF his
Trends and the public V his tho catopge pristns
snd works Art aud Articles vt oderet ths
season Tho Furniture all made t. order for pre-.
cent owner les than sven months ago 20 tbe beet SO
scupiop and Ia excellent order
DRAWING ROOMS
Two msknneent suits covered with EreDch br Cen
c Tables slstuasy Insrbo top Secre,srY BOOK
nnei via sal nweod supcrb roscw
glass mirrors Boesds and Lace GurAns CoFuioss Man
dn. tsones Encoisnurc-. GARD snd Chess Tables sbony
ksoeIuon Cha's covered with tapestry richly decorated
se,res chra vssss on Painting. BY emlasD, sriss two
match f'intnss by Cole Assumption by ifcArj Frnl sni
Fo~ers b. kensctt bronze and bic ausry ortnoiu
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PrAsOToRTE
carved legs and round aid with pearl
tO Music Rack. roses opi stool covered brocsde
broderrt cloth Cover Books and Music ttst.u Ofnrh
DINING ROOM
he@snlJ Tar Cd OAK BuDei. auAIJ marbe top, HGt-n
sion Table tolcses Arm Chairs supero -et "
Iuby 0.Rssvaie Dcc.ntcr-, 0oblets Ghamafoes wines
Lemynades TuusDcrs fr,ilt and leery Stands. ringer
Bowls Punch Bows Liquor Set gold bant Dnncr 5c f9o
pieces decorated Tea BOT ~ eoss silver Dinner sntr Tea
Service Coffee Urn Bslser. Caster Cake Baskets ssskn
kluss Rooms forks Table Gallery, Chars aud LoIhses
ocyered IA reps ood aud Dress nG
Armoirea Gaer, Hsr Mattress Feather Beds. Haascts
Counlerpsues HsAeneni spd Kitchen Furniture n B.
Strangers Wishing 10 attend hs sale lake the filh spi
sxh avenue cars nd stages the Aspr =. Ninho
Metropolitan Hotels leaving ~ sz,senh s.rset tew doors
from the house
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
rnE FREED PEOPLE.

A I'D ron rr,E FREED PEOPLE.
the following res Tuition sd"p'ed at Cooper in.ttate on
Resolvcd That The committee be charged with the more
immediate duiy OF ealing on our ekens Tor prescriptions
we have lust heard dc ribed aod that az eo bs
made by them Tor collection @ IN our churces
raised be pa 70 the Treasurer OF the National Freed.
ss,icn eds RT'f ASS '4''' TO be distributed " their DIS
vicinity behalf OF the destitute freed reope of,bs
South and Soulhwes
nes a snce and as the o.ess ere .ois 20 resh our
@ op gSrr,,s Thsss van, no be,p bu The wonss
he e6drsn aud lie nr are 10 terrible s,s. sf The gov
gis who oysi e.s these aoos'sssls: need sohIss
Bss.s. ,Ss aass.I. s..y; no asus: 70 De ,ncse..sa
aud VINO NEED ,%%ess's s 40 the
nav. sons Ss. from p.as,loa: which BAD been
s... st::s .'9 % had '
weary nsr,hes rh On, ,,ccp+s + +asryng wh, sey eoIs
as, :ns s ~; e. her , S,ps sss
Sey l.s ,SeS BONES and sSs.s a.. nearly gone
o. citizen, .ss, cs .ss s,. largely 2. on a. ,ssS n,
our 4yn.aiiy sppes "a 3 b., or saio.sl nor |, 4
We 10 at sss vii S our .as
a.:a hs ale bodied ssai s.is. :aa have :i
en.ae.ps!iop ns:..rs wheh should :. oaI sory ~
% = ssS"s 'ss sm =
'f L, % upon ,As.. sAns. An y.
and isss i.Ss is las already been zone 70 osnsss
:s s ssss "a ss
Roanoke Island under charge Of Rev HorNco James VII
oi the Hrss,p; ~LEs ess.rsi rhoass re
report shows ,ha he essed sna,ions have been
.sasss y y,as .ss; se'A 'u aad
,es - :. ss a seas u. siss "a
ne former occupants viii BE- Abe % provide for bels
ssl ssss.r y ssass sss e so. q he
s s,:ss sss =. lss, s ss e ;sos .say
a.s s.ssses q ,hsss qy pespis of ss N.sls.
o se souh ana souswsss have BEEN es.a ~ or
hands By ire Father OF ALL for edncAtor end Christian
a s and ,"s %sss esss.s IS ~ s man
N nnlanc this ns,iona work send ysbingto
I 3. s Nal fsE%s ass . sas - gnes 5e:ps
Collins, Trcsrufer ~ Wall street or u hey rv~fer ~ -
s,.s s1sSan a n.SpGs fsprs 70 .o sa snes
from General Gran), care u rpses oesrrr shsT q
EEamssna E;a.s.,a :. y.ss. W% s,s's v r-r.s, ns,,s~-
VA. SSl,sT + l..saf TIsfn' Is.ssi Is.9 IS sc,y.fs.
Eichard siorrs, Jr, water 2. orm,h.
ffSssi' fssse. dsorg. ! ddsss:lH ss.~. cceee xaa
tSssai:s ttSss'h:s ssss.s:. s;ssss: td''Fd : D''''
RElIsy wANrkD-sv q cor!os orssAiIvs vsox
" EpEand: ha.. vffe and sls ersIi shI,dreg 10
. e, cui . 81. i.na iSsTy HSy sSf q sssisMsp
hs~ns rew csss g sse would % se bl Tor vsrsng %
Thomas Herrr Fort Richmond, staten fs.snd OF 20 hs
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
REsTAVnANTs.

q,HE coNNoDoRH sriLL IlyRs." AsD A usV,, 4,
u prepares bfse snach-s ~ No Ne~ street. H.
u.s sa elet ate - ggoi a. ibss IA res NAe =, t.a
rltfim yaeNSf ESQ HoslAe
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

, nor povgsy MADAM wrDoYR CiaiR' oYtsr
lDc sns g'f'sf spsn 81 isdv unrsses se I" ~.
fnfarty marriage. sys-at FREQ fs scsors prsrf
medic ses ior al as.sscs irAs i4cp s'ps' gf's"'""
srstB'eD D.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

=. sR4RP, HAVING MADE ExIESsIvB ~
proyemeph In the msnufacturs OF Billiard Tab es
)ssers are invited cali and eSamno he four pccse
I. win newly invested patent cushons These Iapss
fgrncs. correctness and durability. surpss Anytoiis
fNfat estoss the Dubin Also ~ -ond hsas Iaeisa
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
pILLIARps.,.

STANDARD AyRRicAS BILLrARD TABLE
ptovet and adopted by the Billiard Congress OF 1883
bea and only reliable billiard tables manufactures.
Cues and everI alice relating p billiards for sac W
Ian QoLLRSDKh. corner Of CscsbJ end sprns
:. New YORK =
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

DgLIBr wANrED-Bv . cOTTOF OPERATIVE IRON
STATE of :sarvs.se IN rstss,sr Ea.lApd -aicn vsni
% Get out 70 thh land a liberty Any iAdY or aenuemAp
hsTng rsw esns 70 sve woud ob by Tor vsrs'ng 70
rhonas perrr. Fort Richmond staten is.snd Or 70 he
neraid cmce.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

xs.n.sa nxsy.pD yrsALE Fnf.igiLs. Cyhss
nj q sssnys' va VI fsusss 80 49, .s.~-s.s
- .s-t,t.' Ia = ssssfy tsf usi iNA-s - -
- 49,, - f.s =. aas,1H.tss ~ 10 w. w.
ssE.s rss~ riN~G
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

A. 81 ~ s'.esssr gnAr .ips.t AND REAL AsrSoIoeh3
ss.$se $I< i,'a:: rsss::.sss ss x.ss.e SSs ..'"
il ;ser. sassssr 10 Ss w.s..
NaGRcs. msa 'Ss s1ss, 1sa y ."s .s ,. A.roos.r of
% sss Knew s - untold Il. s. 70 ~ s. %
past preset and future. give a his visitor.
lie 10 sso s e1's sssS % s''sa sea
ana as.s;,ss: husband ssa Vie. and q eaa.isi
sss All cousa Ssae. 30 III o !. o.
s:ss "a. ~ :: ess
%sssr Ys.Is. .ols. @ q sssa@ss ts street. near
A AsrosIsaIsaaxADAsE xonsoy. sEgEsrn
hing even ssar very ,hcarh.s psy; .. how soon
ss. s.s s :s s:, sr .r as."s . s' sss sss
N no. ri .ss Sas hss. sss
near Houston srsi
A srnoLooy apE Z !, p p sMrs. ID BEousnIoS
E:ds: u ssis. sssie%ss 81 osSs 10 ar.sss srss &c.
sess s .p,a sI9s ssT.a II. es.
S:.s%. ssdsrssa.s a. cs.s;s:s x.ss " Ss.an. %.
NE S.Is,I cssFrrs Cor isdir. sas Ssa''smsa' % cents
o.s aSe e. S2f .ss ls .Esses .s
statements ali cv~rss thrp,gh h-, particularly irss-
hwsns-and ncty nhmhsrs. fsAe also has novs nl1sg
remedy for drnnsenn-u and mfsSns ihe s<rfAed To-
s''~"'' w Two soul. snh bot sasls tlcagli
Two hearts that beat q one,
rii b, unsd forever she pervuy rsfa % her happy
Ass ,ss sS !. s ss.. n rss. s,s ,s.s
say ~ %ioi STU svssist ssrosss Esis street
r ooK HEaK ARK YoU IN TpouBLp RAVE 700
Ia ben dsc<ived lIif<d wbf Have fcox hops
tren hisssd oy false p-owi-ce m 20 20 MADAME
ROss Toe savio- ss,sfscoa 10 Iovs assirs
never known fsn She brnss ,os ><ser hoss
sbsnt frls-ds Luesy nunbers free No. ~ ws~s Tvssy
s~vsuth sre.L between Ssis and seventh Nam4
4 on the door. Rtng he bssessui bell
NtRs aARioS tAxrs, BusiSEsS AID MEDICAL
nj IlNrvoyAf. l10 Third avenue. near tsventeente
s,re-i falls ~ Eive coscr Information ~ c-i srd
sioen prnpcrp, >sent snd 0e trends lAvss and tus
II Dss aialrs generally se1ilemeo no, Ad,psisd.
\ -
| MO IMPOSITION -TBB NEVER BAILIse MADAME
IN STARR from Europs, who ~. horn VIII ns'rrsl
bssss ogrihsr tt5ss ioss sIssl-d speedy
rigrs Slows yon ctrrert ks " yoGf spt re .lal
of abs>nt tsefs nuBbers i've vO- ha, have bern ;e
est'e1 ~ f.s. nse. yoD hs Isye e.en lnil lunar =
ne -. on ,his grsa. kvsopea- oafvoysnt tfct s-s'si
iyusa ~, ~ s,s ,S. o.. ~. ss' ssi sS "a a.
seh ~ larry 10 10 fs,s see,h srest oo.nr y
~ .vepue. Ssns On ne door osfue"so 10 -
t1nr povEEy MADAM wiDoKR Ciht.'OrhsI
lOeD srs grsf Seer 81 iadr ufrsyes thf ~gsr - 2,
fuarty iey- marriage. sss>ai FREQ fs sesarss p,sf -
.FaM. laI.. SaF VI
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
AMspsE N ENTs.

ohAus NRw AND CELBBRATRD
. ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
snefsons heHfsmr. NsrN ipfin P.ulins Ca.tr horciS
sselsh hgtnh .ni hurO. o. appcsr In kew ha
vsh on ~ ~ ~ Hsr9rd Iussdas springfield %
evenings
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14
k<EI Al. MESSAGE.
cf TIE
Governor Of Pennsylvania =
READ JANUARY :, 1858.

Ya tle .Sc,,atr ami Hya-- ct' RJreec"6at,rs
of tie Cga.voaw..I, 81 P,"o.yi,r,s.,': ::
-Not,yiths,an liug the pres
-ur, of pubic c;,IlIn.ty which l:a- weighed
heavily on the country during the past
year. it has pleased Divine Providence
not ONLY 30 enable the people "t Peun>yi-
yania to perform in full all their duties 10
our common government. but To give I"
this Commonwealth domestic peace, plenty
and prosperity
The balance III Treasury Nov 3"th.
1861. was SI.55I.6U5 y. Receipts
during fiscal wear ending Nov. 3oth 1861,
were n follows: Ordinary sources, ST.
o41.S22 80. Is per cent. loan act May
Is. 1861. s-:iS7, 500 90. From various
banks a an equivalent for coin for the
pavmcnt OF interest on Public debt. II 10
36s 30. Refunded cash, military so
566 -. InitcI States Government.
S6n5.7fO -. Total s5,5l1,747 90.
Total in Treasury for fiscal year Ell
ding Nov. 80, 1861, SG,763-@j3 35, anC
IN. pavmcnts have been a. follows: Fol
ordinary purposes, - ,0s3.ll0 06. PAID
ON State interest a IN equivalent for coin
&l4G.G3l -. Military expenses. Ac
April u. 1861, - 90, Military ex
pense<. Act Nav -. 1861, s46o, ,548 IS
Military expenses, Act May lG. 1861
3II 2G. Military expenses. Ac
Anril Is. 1862. S20.6O7 OF. NIiIitar,
Pensions. Act Nav u, 1861. 800 81
/ Commissioners of Sinking Fund. S427.
+ sSI IL Domestic Creditors. SlO5 b
Temporary Loanrcdccmed, Sl00,000 00
Tinted States Government Direct tax
$3.50. 900 90. Total, Si,590,509 %
Leaving balance in Treasury Nov. 80
1862. S2.lT2.Si4 10, of which amour
one hundred and ninrtv-five thousand IL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14

United States has, by public and official
declaration. signified rot only his appro
Val Of the effort to excite scrNile war with
in the Conie,icracv, but his intention 10
rive aid and encouragement thereto, II
these independent States shall continue to
refuse submission 10 Il foreign power after
ihe i! day of january next, and has
thus made known that all appeals TO the
law % nations. the dictates OF reason, and
The instincts OF humanity, would be adj
dressed an vain To- our enemies, and that
they can bc deferred from the commits
sion of these crimes only by the terrors OF
just rctribution:
Nov, therefore. |, jefferson Davis,
President III the Confederate States of
America, arri actin" by their authority,
appealing To the Divine ,Iud &c IN attcSt;-
;ion that their cau;luct l. MT GUIDED by
the Ia--io: al revenge. but that they re
luc.au.ly ,i.ld to IN: solemn duty of r.
pressing. lax necessary severity. crimes Of
which their citiz ~ are the victims, dD
issue this imy proclamation, and by virtue
of my authority ~ ComImardcr-in-Ch hic!
of ;he armies Of the Confederate States,
10 order:
I~t That all commissioner officers
in the command OF ~aid Bcnjamin +. But
i,r Ic declared not entitled to be consider
| ,i .,s soldiers engaged in honorable war
fare but ~ robbers and criminals. descrv-
H. death; and that they AMI each Of
tL.m be, whenever captured, reserved toI
/ a,,.s-utiou.
2L T.st the private -rl,lier> and
( urn-,.omnis-ipu.G officers in the army OF
! -.,ii Butler bc canSi.l,r.! - only thc in,
-uumcnt- u>cl for thr commission OF ia,
! crimes pcrp .tr;,tyI by las orders, and moi
/ a. :re, agents; that they therefore b,
. li.-itcI, when captured, a. prisoners o
{ var. with kiudncse and humanity, ans
( bc sent home CA the usual parole that
! rhcv viii IN IL manner aid or serve tn,
I United States in any capacity during tia
! continuance OF this w.l'. unless daily cN
( changed.
IL That ali il. gro slaves captured il
/ arms h2 at once delivered over to the EN
cculi., authorities of thc respective Stale
L. which ;hev belong, to be dealt vii
according tO the laws OF ~,,id States.
lrh. Ina. the hk. orders bc eX"cutc'
IN I'll c,,~..s with r-spcct u aIl c"m,ui~
( stoned Officers o! the United States whcl
found Srryur4 III company with ~;i'
slaves IA in-lrrr,si5I :r-cim~t the author
,i,.s OF tl" different :>fJtc- OF. ;iis Conie,l
eracv.
In testimony whereof I have -i@ned ih">
presents. and caused the seal of ia
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14


capiGrln" force do ctHiSe hlm To Je imine-
dIately executed 10y hanging; and L do
further order that no commissioned officer
OF the mted States, taken captive, shall
e.. IS.e1>cd "n parole before exchange
uiilli The sara E'i'ier shall have met with
due punishment Tor ms crimes:
/ And whereas, t''e hostIiltles wa@ed
! AGAINST ms conted"r'tcN hY the i"rcrs "i
th' nlled STATES under lie command "i
Inc S;Id benia'niu l. Hutler have boIn'
NJ such resemblance 10 such warfare as l.
a!on1 permissible 10y the rules Of intcrna-
t!onai law or the usGiig,> - civilization,
but have been characterized 10y repeated
atrocities an.i outr;"o-. among the large
number OF winch the following may b
cited as examples:
Peaceful and ;t-ed 'iiV 'nN- Wresi>IIn"
capuvcs and 1t '1i-ron'ba'ants, have been
confined NJ hard labor with balls and
chains attached - Their limbs, and are
stIH - held IA dungeons amj turtrrSscs-
Others have been submitted 10 4 like dc
grading punishment t'r seslluG medicines
to the sick soldiers at rhr conf. ,lcracy.
The soldiers OF the United States hav,
been invited and encouraged in genera
orders 20 iu-u:; and uutrstI. the wives. the
IIu,hrg~. and the sisters OF our citiz,ns.
Helpless ,v"iu-u have been torn from
their homes aHI Subjected to solitary
confinement some IN torjr..~-"s AMI pris
uu-. ;,nd Cltr, c-I,eciailv uu au Island o..
harrvu sand. usldci. "a rrolfira, ~Hn. have.
a,,u Iyd with .u3Jtr.~p,uc ra.ias.- that
n.,>e been con i.Jn.i - omit inr soldiers.
ard have ben vNi.us,-d 10 al. ,is.,t in
Su!t-
Prisoners ui var, who SURRENDERED 10
tie naval lore. ui t'r 'nitc,l ~la..s uu
:.gT,cm,ut th.G s,t., ~uouiI Ia released
un parulr, Ir,Hc a-..I izet anJ k-fr. in
close coufu. l.cH..
Repeated !r,tsAt- Hayc been ssu-ht or
iuycutCd Ion I'i,ii ig.lH- IN, mh3htJt,- ot
.ise csptuirrd "Ity hy i.n.- levied .--. col
icctcd uuHcc Ii.r=t'~ "F lmPII-"irih- racU-
SAINTS at ilasrt lib with bIH and chain
Ihe cniirs rfi.u.;t.t % II The city "a
New Orir;gn- nav h,-n forced 10 ,!cci
between -tar.atiru by - c"nii--aiiJn oi
a!l their property. aui taking III oath
a-.in-t coG.eyi-ue- "a b-.-r .,llr-::sl,c 20 III
invaders r. thrir country.
tgre~- truUa tHt cl!y Ess- is'-n r.l'.-s''
10 those v'a.- ..-,.-,:.'e w'tii-i""j III,
tc-t- "acn 10 .our and ''-gTi v-oi..sli @n.i K
helpless children AMI :H,"r h>lnL cIertc'
from tiiyir h"'nr- ;.n robbed ofth"ir prop,
e:tN- insy iis'e iri -'l; 1" ~iIFNe IN th'
sire. : u!. ~.,5r-i-. ,,u ..!t:il-itv
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-14
.,,n,a:ion by Jen. Davis.


...- -Of,-Is qi negro regiments IN
..r-Tte H.yro,~ n ae t'yEsed
,sa.- aut7oyTte>.-Iae fatgpe
IL r.5-ls.-Datrs urcLvs U,llae
PROCLAMATION
L.tu- tis CoDf,ic7ute \t9tes
communication was ad-
m rhe t,h day July last, NSG2D
Robert =. Ice. acting under the
..,.. nr the Secretary Of War OF
....I.-.ie States of America, to
n Y. lIaIlcck, COMMANDMENTS
.-.. I-n;sad States Army intorru-
.r.r thar q report had reached
,.-,.a. ~, tlls,t Win. Il. Mumtord,
o.. the Confederate States, had
a..i by the United States au-
%. Nyw Orleans, tor having
.uu .!.- United States fag in
h-gc~. i.- occupation by the
,4-- forces. AMI calling for d
o.. ,tr I..r,-. wi,h q view oI rc-
-ait a.a a. outrage had really
m..l uat-r the sanction ol the
...,r... 3 n,..d States:
,,... n.n answer having been
49,. ....i l......r. , ,.nurI,.r letter was.
:, O.. AUGUST last IlSU2, adj
- ,rl... ,a,I-r NV irz.rll.-
t., II4.i.,., .aneXiun fhe IN
r..r;.r =. the e,-.cuti0n af III.
.....-i ,-.r .l,e .,g,r2,atian that
.t r,r -,.,..iyina p reply
s..rl.,s :r ,....l,J bt assumed
...-..,...r Of H.. United States:
..- en- answer. dated on ih..
.....I.-. .t~,gl wa- address Il
..tl,.f.t t,rncr.,l IL. V. Hal
H. -..f GcneraI-in-Chicf Of rhe
1 .-r.d States, alle.iua
4.-r ..-..E.. r..a.nr % make carly
| !. ..... .E,....-,- ,- .... a.. .JaIv. asset
#. l...n information had
. r,..-...f ... ,.......n ia rhe execution
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
New York Market.
Nsw YosK March II.


FLorR-Salcs Of G san bbls a, sT,T5@sG
for super western r. 75@s 90 ier common
10 medium extra western; IS OD6s 20 tor IN
ferior 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
HgAr--Sales nt 81 I6@sl C5.
RYE-Sales at OOf95c.
BARLEY -Salesat | ~.
CoRS-Sales $4,000 bu at ss@9S for new
yellow.
oArs-salcs at 7sasOs for State, wes'
ern and Canadian.
WnIsKY-hrld 55c fEtII
PoRk-Sales. $50 bills at sI5, ,00@l5 l2t
for mess II i5@l3 80 for prime
BLEr-Sales ut So 5O0e7 ~ for country
prime; So 00@l0 90 for country mess
BSEF liAMs-Stcady. Sales At S luJ9SOOl
90 ior western.
Cur MrArs-Dnll, at 3l!@ie for sheul
ders, and495d @5l.c for hams,
BAcoS- Steady. Sales at 6alc.
LAup-Sales nj llts6Qi2i6e, N
Bcrrrr--h fnir Dasiness doing stloW2
for Ohio; l6@l9c for State.
CHsE EE-I2t9l5c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Soldiers and their Heirs {!
Take Notice!

The undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
Bounty, BACK PAY, Pensions, &c.
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS IN
the shortest possible time'in which
the same can be done. iaiiii.h
obtain PENaoNs for Disabled
SOLDIERS, for the WIpow of De-
CEASED SOLDIERS, for the WIDOWED
MOTHERS and ORrnAN SISTERS OF
SOLDIERS who died unmarried.
am in constant communication with the
PRorER DErARrM MTNTs, and can insure prompt
returns to my applications.
FEES $500, For Each Application.
lfyou wish your business promptly atten.
ded to. aud your accounts against the Gov
ernment collected With dispatch, ealIon me 4.
OFFICE in Cronises' Book Store.
A. II. BYERs.
Thin. Fsbraary 60, 1863. 2O--tf
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Send The Soldiers paTp.err,,..----0or 80 .

Send the Soldiers Papers.--our gal.
liant soldiers are in want Of papers We are
receiving letters most every week from our
noble boys in tho Union army, ealing FOR
newspaners from home. These letters, too,
DR. s'he spirit of findigna'ion at the COW.
ardly conduct of the copperheads at home
and they are looking forward 10 the day
when tho account will be finally settled
Woe be unto these peace tories, when thai
day comes Union men, subscribe for loyal
papers aud send them TO the brave soldiers
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S--T--1 S6O--X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

They purify. strengthen nd inyigora,e.
They yereuis n healthy appstts.I IuHlai .r
They are an aDtidote 10 change OF watsrand al q 1
They osercome tie Effects OF dissitaiioh. H1 r r'
Ihsy tttengthen tho system aud snhysn the N in
They prevent miasmhtic and ntetmlttsht fssss.
They putty Tie breath aud aeidity Of .tomtek.
They cure D,spepsia and Cons tiIstion.
hey eurs DiRrfhen, CholsrA and Cholsrs Morbas
They cure Liver Complaint X Nervous Hshdseh.
They sts the best bitIsfs Ia the world. They mhk .
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nttuss
great htesiorer fhsy are made ofknre 81. crsIf run,
The eslehTaicd CnlisAln bnfk. toots aud herbs, bhd
rretaken wnh The pleasure Of beverage, ~ithou,
regard 10 age OF time Of day. PartisalHrl tseos,
mended 10 deio ue persons requiring gentle stimh.
ants Sold by all 6roos,s, Dnnggists, Hotels snd
Saloons. Pm. Dsais X Co., euS lroadNsy.H
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AIonzo r. sharp, a pradnnte of lhe sA

Alonzo T. sharp, graduate Of the SAN
DusKT REclsTEa Office, and one OF the vnlun
tesrs In Company B, lOlst Ohio. returned
home on Monday last. He was in the three
months service and participated in tho first
battle Of Buli Run. He has been in the Gal
lipois HOspital for some time ia very poor
heaith.' Uaexpersediy to himself, his health
failed Kim, and has been discharged from the
service. He was good fellow and brave
soldier. ,-inat q s1nts a.rt.i ~
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Maple Sugar.--A considerable quantity
of Maple Sugar has already been manufac
iurcd in this county, aud il the wen thee con.
iihues favorable, the yield will be very large
this season. The present high price Of this
article, and every perscn possessing proper
facilities for manu- featuring as much as pos.
bic, should do SO by all means.
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The Eddyville srAR reports thntN young
lady Of Monroe cot nty danced all night, was
a mother next morning. was married on the
following evening, ard went, to odse.keeping
the next day. .l-
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ASermon to the Young.-The Oberlin
NKws prcaohcs tho following sermon Il
young men-brief, pointed and Of ex 'ensiy,
application. We likes, and cory 1t: "we
know half dozen young msn hcre-no
large boys-who are growing lntp the r1wly
faster than they think. It's easy to pull the
bell rope us y1u c,me odt of the chapel; IT.
easy To whisper aud disturb meeting; IT.,
easy TO unhiugs agIte by night; easy to loa
about the streets ofan eysniug. smoking aud
singing easy To do thousand Such thing.
and-rowIyish too. You may ''fool the old
lolks,' young men aud von - --.--- -e'~'
-'put ctn you afford to Lose yonr own goo,
opinion Of yourself and play the rowdy ava!
from home even in u moderate way7"
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stand by ti,e Army.

N--E ~ n.
Robert G.'Winthrop closed speech IN
Boston on Monday evening with the fol.
lowing sentiments: Is .Ir,rss5,-, n.
"We must uphold the constituii nal
government Of our country, whoever else
sssails il. We must siand by the fiag Of
our fathers IN whatever keeping we find
II. Above al, we must strengthen the
hands and encourage the hearts of our
armies in the field, assuring them that,
however we may differ aSout measures or
about men, we all sgree in the most
earnest wishes for their success, and are
cage, To afford them every aid and com
fort IN our power" &4fAFfkt9
Why is the Southern flag like an old
fashioned silk pocket handkerchief
Que ID abaadoana and the other DIN
bonner.
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OrAt a recent fancy ball in Partlsnd,
Maine, an editor appeared in good "gc-te-
mcesin" clothes. Tho disguise was so
complete that his best friends failed to
recognise him.
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Pure White.--The correspondent OF the
ADvERrisER that asks its readers to believe
him to be pure white, has excited some sri-
rIcloSs down this way. win he please
publish history OF his gencalogy, or leave
a lock Of his HAIR at the Shawhan House
Barber Shop for examinaionl 5 p C.P.
FeRr SeStcA. March l6. 1863.
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Public saie.--on March 27,h, isG3. Mr..
JonS \. Mrrns. will offer for sale valuable
lot Of Farming utensils, 70 which lie invites
the attention of the public.