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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
wEsTHRs AusIc..

A Western chap, who went to New
York to purchase goods, &C.,, waa invited
to one. of those fashienable parties SO CON-
mon in largo cities. He waa clearly a
Wes ern origi"al-but said very little,
until he found that the party was not to
close without an attempt to corner him.
At length bevy Of laughing girls by
the merest. accident in tho world found
themselves grouping about said Western
green one, in > most sninatcd discourse
upon music and cit, playing. When al
Of this had progressed just far enough,
one Of the damsels,; With head more ad-
dorned without than within, and in that
peculiar drawl which fortunately no type
can represent, seeostee the observed Of all
with >,
.~ "Do the ladies play much at the West,
sirY" ~ ~ = = .::'.- ~'iI "3."
Original saw the game, and resolved to
vin.t: .....> !. .y-,aa:..,.:.nt ,tstN
20. very universally, MISS" was the
cool reply: i
~'Indeed; Why was not aware Of that
pray do they use the piano mosay?"
'.Never, miss; the only: instrument out
our way is the s'cinett, and the girls all
play it," >,.~ ..,<,.
20, dear, am am sure 1 never heard Of
that before 10 tell us what it is, and how
they play it." - =.
"Well, the instrument ID a small pip
and each girl takes tone Of these under
her arm, and che,cs the end Of its long TAIL
and that brings the music. = -
/ The preconcer ed "come" made no far.
'her pr;gress, aud for the balance of the
evening our Western ::''green": waa the
only lion Of the show. ro.,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
WIN. J. PARSONS,
Attorney and Counsello, at Lar, aud Lieensed
Cla;m and Patent Agent,
aT C,IOuD MINI.

r WILL prosecute, through my correspondents
at Washington, any and al claims against
tie United States, procure Patents, and prepare
and collect Widows, Father's or Mother.s
claims for Bounty Money and arrears Of Sol.
disrs' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &C., IL:
.B.-A Fee Bill has been enacted BY Con-
sr,,, prescribing tho fees to be charged in each
ssse Of application for Bounty Money and ar
rssragss o. Pay, Invalid and Widows Pen
sions, &c., &c. =
My Washington Correspondent is Vim.
Van Marter, Esq. i<,."
"a A full supply Of oil necessary blanks
and forms eusblssme to sttend 70 aPplieattons
without delay. -. WIN. J. PAhS0NS.'''
81. Cloud, May 9th, 1858: von42-tf =.
sDwAxD @. HANLlH. ' WI. .. 1ooH1'
HAMLlN 4 MOORE,
A7roRxErs5 co uxsE11o oRsATlAK,
Oaics-Corner Of Washington Avenue and
..~: a. St. Germain Street. ,42' '4."t..
1r. CLouD MINNESOTA
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
CENTRAL HOUSE,

HAVING just completed and furnished in
IL good style, = large addition to this hotel,
the proprietor would announce to tho taveline
public that it will be kept as
FlRSI.CLlSs n0BsE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
- o.: NJ Err GER, =

,..rnr5 II. CssoM .Llvssrool,l7r " =
MATCHMAKER AND fJEWELER,
4 ,.F s't,i,9w ii v}:mI6liHa. .@i'
H., .... . 49, SAINT CLOUD. MINI. ~ NM; y,<sr
N. B.-Wsaohss. Clocks, Tins-pfeces, Music
aI 7g:5t : Boxes, Jevslry, TO-. Ae..o 49,,
.',. :, Nsaayt Fixed ssa, Wa'rested.
!: = Old Verge AID Ltpins, Watcbes made into
New Englsh Patent Levers ~ smal! cost Il
Eagrsving done to order. ,,o ,v6n5l711y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

-. -5'- 4 k;;.si!ej =. =:
PHOTOGRAPHS. AMBRorYPEs, &C., ii
a.. I3jul
~" - snr4 -
Mrs. FarvVelH8 = Gallery.
Opposite the cDsnoonAr O@es, Lower; town:
Hears betWsss 9AssN. aud 4f. n. Foo
:Evsry vssisty Of Albums, Frames and Cases
kept On hand. ,s353e5 .:r~:*,.v :v5.52tf -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

HAVING purchased the building formerly
H known % the "American House." ea
Washington avenue, have improved tho eu.
tire establishment in most thorough mar
ner, sddlng many means Of accommodation
and comfort - ii l.t.:.
!: 3a H..
The Fletcher. House,
il now open for the reception Of travellers and
boarders, and the Proprietor has made such
arrangements ~ will enable him to ensure tho
comfort Of sll who may stop with him. '
Th, location is convenient and pleasant, and
in eentrsl portion Of the city.
No pains or expense will bs spared to fur
nish .'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
+ II T. + A BL ES

with oil that this mar ket affords; while guests
will receive every attention. /.
commodious stabling is attached, to accom-
modste those having teams. 81" $50
Daily and tri-weekly. stages can be taken
from this house to any point IN the State. -.
= THOS. FLETCHER.
St. Cloud, Aug goth, 1868. >: v3n4-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

Another Cav.lry Regiment 70 be Rails
l.. .':,l,;s Cd In e1tRneeota. 81
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

Fnrewell Of Col. Niiller to the seve,rn
Regiment.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

.v..;" II. q. WALT, r, :tt:iy.,
BANKER AND LICENSED DEALER
. ~. aai J, .r.,;io.;1s 1.> al
B1ehslge, Laad Warrants, Scrip, County,
!, i; Town and State Orders ~ {" -"
~ Psys Taxes for non-reiidsnts.
!" once on Warrington avenue, ono door south
OF The Central House. '"" 'v5hS1-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
MARnIEn.

On February 18th, 1868, by the Rev
4. l.. Cross, at the residence OF the bride,
Mr.. TnoMAs f. CooLry, Of Bloom town
ship. Seneca County, Ohio, toMiss NAg.
sAREr IIoLr, OF Lykons township. Craw-
ford County, Ohio
we received with the above notice,
the usual printers fee. Thanks TO the
happy bride aud groom. We hope their
passage through this troublesome world,
will be all happiness and prosperity.
New york Money 1IHrkct--Wc
frd the following quotations OF the n.
Y. Money Market, dated Feb. 10Th:
American rold opcued AZ b3af and clos.
cd steady a. 53't per cen, rrcmium.
Government stoc's g firm, L. s. 6's. 1891
so 95i1 6O 95ts. 7;3O Treasury Notes,
SlOls4&tol
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Soldiers, take Notice - Al Soldiers
in Seneca county, now absent from their Re
elment or Camp without proper authority,
are requested to report themselves to JouN
r. NoRms, Ohio Military Detective, on
Wednesday, February 25th. or 1'hursday the
26rh, 1863, at So o'clock A. NJ .at the "DA.
vls Hocsr," in 1'iflln City, or to thcir Camp
without fail. Paroled soldiers are palticu-
larry requested to bring along with them
their paro!ed papers. Transportation papers
will be furr ished 70 all to return to their Re.
giments md Camp. By paying attention to
this notice, and reporting here TO j, 7. NoR-
RIs V IN 90 c tfouble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

The 55ih OhiO.-Through the kind
ness Of Mr.. Chamberlin, of Melmorc, we
are able 70 get few items concer ming
the situotion Of the gallant 55th Ohio
Tie boys from this neighborhood are all
well, and in good spirits. Mr.. C. rcceiv.
ed letter from Capt. J. w. Stevens,
from which we mike few extracts. He
says: tt-la8 tlt t4 '-s' ,if
campaigning, in Virginia, at this sea-
son of the year, is not so pleasant, espe-
chilly il there is much marching TO be
done. The roads are next to impossible
and then the work TO make ourselves
comfortable after encamping. We have
however, plenty Of good ralions and good
apPetites, and so far as that part is con-
cerned, we get along much better tina n
we did last summer, for then we were
frequently short We, !. G. our brlgade.
composed of the 25th, both, 75th and
lO7th Ohio and 18th Cornecticut regi-
ments, are encamPed on several knoIIs
or ridges near the right bank Of the po-
tomac river, and SO situated that we. can
overlook the river and see the shipping
passing up and down at all times Of day.
Our camp is on a ridge, regularly laid
oct into Tots and streets, and when view
ed from any of the neighhoring ridges,
presents quito wn-lie appearances =
The company grounds axe laid olt 50 as
70 have row Of cabins on each side.of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
GOOD NEWS
AND
GRE.sT g.REU.wPH!y

" ~ n AZ " - IA GJsTG n EE
Benham's Magical Pain Extrac-
tor, for removing all local pains.
Benham's Gargle. For Dipthe-
ria, l'utrid Sorethroat, Thrush and
liberation Of the Throat.
Benham's Rcnovatiag Pills
For Nervous AID Sick Headache,
indigestion, Colds and Sour Slom-
ach. They will cleanse the stom-
ach without any inconvenience. a
Benham s Worm Pastilla Candy.
The surest, safest and most reli
able. Easiest to take. No physi-
clan required.
Benham's Hygiene Cough Drops
For Cough. Group and rattless in !
children--good also in Fevers.
Benham's Liver Pills.-Good to q.
cleanse the system OF all bilious
habits. .. u.
Benham's Joshua Drops.-Like
Joshua Of old, who commanded the
sun to stand still and it obeyed
him, so with the Drops. All NOR
bid. or loss OF. action will be rous-
ed; all Feyers will be callned down
in an incredibly sfort time. They
are decidedly ahead of all ether o
preparations, for Fevers, cramp,I
Group, spasms Inflammation, Te-i 2
tanus or Lock jaw, Suspended ami.
nation, Dip.heria. Putrid Sore9
throat, and in fact ii is n perfect
Joshua, as hundreds will testiy.
Prepared and sold by 10 Sfa asti
A. BENHAM, ass1go
arg llelmore, Seneca county, o. qli
: For Sale By Dubois d Co. Tiaip. 4 ..,.N
iy4-02lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PuII,ADEJpI

rotth Rc'lcrorthc Sick Hni pivrr.'ri, afflicted
with Nittiwt ,nl rhtHui' Ailr1ars, nud especially
too ,ho t'um OF l.Hrass. at tlia rrAuil usgNWs.
NTIDlCAL ADVICE gj,rngniis by thc Acting
AFA surrrpn.
VALUABLE BErORrS on spcrpaiprrs,g,, or
Sominal Mr1kurss, and other tlsfasvsu the SoNufl
Organs, and on the N,w GtHEpiI, rupoNed "a the
Nrp-nsnfy. sent % the alctad IN sealed leit'r rusel
oprs. fee Of change. Iwuurtltue STAMPS Tor posi-.
us- VIII br acceptable.
Atrr... DR. =. SAitliN upuGirON, Acting
surgeon. lioNarl Association, No.2 soush Niulh ST.
fuhdrphia, Pa. iou2lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Oyster supper. will he an Oys.
ter Supper at the " A'd Sacieiy Rooms" in
Republic, MovpAv, February 2]d, at eight
o'clock. u. NJ. p-"so~l,- 80 be "rr'ivr tus
usnnl) for the benefit Of our sick aud woun.
ded soldiers Let no one deny Themselves
the privilege Of oii ng in this noble cause.
TICKETS 50 cents, to be had ut the door.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Col. VIM. IT. Gibson, Of the i1th OhS.
arrived homr on Monday evening last, oflS
visit to his family. 1t will be rcmemhefel,
that this brave soldier participated in the
five days battle near Murfeasboro, VIII ere
he had two horses shot from under hlt and
came out of that terrific contest sound and
gallant hero. All honor To the brave.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
'TGe siTcaI Emyii.i EsrHscay!
SIR JAMES CLARHE'S
CeleBgafe1 Famnl4 p1iSi!

C0ICOTNTen IeNlNt6 IttI6,.
Prepared from pre- soription Of SirJ. Clarke, W. u
Physician -NtraoTNnaIy 10 the Gntrn,
THIS we'll known mehciue Is no Imposition, bnt a
sure aud ,afs remedy Tor Feirnl Diirultles nd
Distractions, lrna Any cause whateveT; and although
powerful remedy At contains hothing hurtiul 10 the
constitution,
10 Murred Ladies' It i.Pecnharly fu'ieA twin IN
short lime, bcug the niontlly period with rrgu
larity.
IN the BACK and timhs iaaynoss, Fatigue slight
eNeron, palpitntion ofthe tleart Lowness spiut.
lIyseros, Sick Headache, Whites, aud all the ,ain,
n disease, nccaioued hy dianrlcred system, those
Pills will fleet cure vixen VI other neanshaye failed
These Pills have never been known TO TAIL where
the directions the dpage Of pamphlsl are well Oh
served.
FOR ul lnnriculrs, get pamphlet, ffce, Of thea agt
n, Isl audG postage stamps enelo sed TO any au.
tho'i1ed agent, viii insure botlle, containing over
SOpills, by return malt. OoaIiy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
The nImmnrtnI,, J. NJ. :hc rrent ex

The " Immrrtal'' ). NJ, she great ex-
poundcr Of d" Truth aud j, siice," was In
town on Wednesday last. He diin lee.
tnrc. J. Y. looked rs fierce as tho /" King
Of the Forest''-and as gay as mn old pea.
cock. a.-
P. s. J.N.will deliver ono Of his elo.
qucnt lectures, in Berwick, this Friday J
eyening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
NOTICE..

The co.partncrship heretofore cS.
isling bciwolu J. Il. Haas, JoyA. sMru
losuuN SMru, n NJ. BAE>rs aud A, Il.
B,uNls, under frm namo OF SMlru, BARSts
a Co is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. JoN,. Satu retiring
The business vi be- continued as hereto
fore Ht the old stand by the relaAiuing part
ncrs under same frm name,
SMITH, BARNES Il CO.
Pee. 3. 1869 -3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Seneca County Bihlc Society will meet
on Sabbath evening, Feb. -, lS63, in the
Methodist Episcvpal Church A general at.
tendance "a requested The pastors of the
several churches are req uested 70 takc M
collections for the benefit Of slid society,onl
report on the evening Of the 29,l
BY ORnrR rr pfrsirrNr-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Soldiers ana their Heirs.-Dy refer
ingto Cnp'aio A. II Bytps' Advertisement in
another co'nmn, You will noti &C that he is
prepared to collect c,nim AGAINST tho Cow
ernment for soldiers and their heirs. Those
who desire to have their claims prosecuted
with dispatch, aud receive quick returns, We
commend thcm to Captain BYrus, who is an
Efficient and skilrul lawyer
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Dr0wned,--Mr. Blassus who resided on
the North SIDE Of Rock Geek, near the Mill,
was accidently drowned one evening last
week, lilo was out walking in the dusk Of
the evening, aud on his way back to hi, resi-
dence, he mistook the light in the sas tcto.
ry for that of hi' house, and stepped over
the wall into the Greek. His body was found
the next morning. We learn Lis age was
about IS years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

"a OF The benevolent man is better pre-
pared to bare his own calamities serehely
ffon the complacency and serenity he
has secured in contemplating The pros.
perity Of all around him. srs,tf ssssi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
The COME ssiOns anu Experience

OF a NERVOUS TNNAIlD.
Published tor the benefit and ~ a caution 10 yonnr
men, aud o,heu, who ,nfer from Nervous Debility,
Early decay, and their kindred ailmcnt-suppl,iu2
the means ofSelf ruie, Nv one who has cured him
self, ahefb being victim OF ruispaced confidence in
medical h. mbugand Iuncket,. ~ enclosinga post
paid directed envelope single copies may he had of
the author, Nt1HANiEL MAyrAIR, ESQ. Bedford,
Kings County, New York. im30.2y com
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

4 New DodsC.--The LrcofuSo Butter
nuts arc persuading all the nccrces thclcan
TO make tracks for Canada. What $50 they
wont 90 ? " ho can tell
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Defcrred.--We are compelled iSdcrer
several local items this week Tor the Want OF
room. Among the articles left over is the
report of the " Bloomyille Aid Society,"" 1t
will appear next week
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

81. That for the geners, government to
sue Tor peaec vt the hands Of traitors, whilst
they are in arms against IT, is bat the fore
runner of the death knell ot civil and &c ig.
iuus liberty, anl therefore " becomes tlc
bounden onlv OF every lo,al citizen in the
language Vt the Immortal Washineion. TO
watch over the preseryaton of the Union
with Jealous eve. aud indignantly irivu NJ
on the frst dtwuiug OF every attempt to
a'ienate any portiln ot our country ir'm TIE
rest. or 10 enlcchle The sacred ties Which now
lins tie various parts"
The following resolutions were presented
by Isaac SritE EsQs and t'jceicd 10y tho
Buuctuuts;
Received. Thet in the present pcrlous
condition OF out common country that whilst
the federal government is EARNESTLY endeav-
or.ng to crush out rebe lion, that ii Is he nu.
" of au loyal citis Ne 10 use their beet ei'
farjs 10 aid the government 10 s,vurv speedy
triumph of our arus.
Resolved. That any person Who dscour.
ages volunteering or oilers any rcsi-tsnev r
drafting cannot ho regarded a. q crld ci,t
zen, aud deserves the contempt vt M tteein au
aud loyal Weu anywhere upon q ID lo,''.
'stcnl; iby rigltAnd a. q jds' pubishucut
ought 10 be sent ~ Fort Lhayeue.
Etso,ul, That to couptom So with tait
ors inaras nIaiust th,ir government would
ir. uncn,ts'i'udonnl, iur We deem oil Tie
tights that traitors have uulcr che constitu-
tiup is tar mh iy,ion of Hose peai'tios VIA ch
the constitution slys shah hc mctcl cut to
tlsm, and Mfhcr, 90 compromiso NiJh trait.
uis would bc sah'lshrg pg,c'1ont a'NBys
th b, cousidtr,i dan cgous tn popular gay.
ernmeuts. The minority II thcy could 100
longer n'e would seek &, destroy The row
cfniaent bv vrosur.ing TO rtvoliuon Cor tbr
purpose oi pH. ctu,g % comlruaisr. tlttchy
Securing thetr helljsh aud ttuDcr'ps tcf.ut
and lorcvcr setung &C rest The last ,estigu oC
ciyii ihsrty.
Bcs.'ved, That We much dep'uro 'De Dr.
tiun taken by some ct our cpitprs io The
North In vtitiug letters 60 jhsit irieul iu
tnc army Of such character That tends tu lc.
murili1e the army, which has but ura result
Jhnt ot weakening ovr utwy ana su1uclhcu
inc the rebellion Mcregtyt Ton. uIat smr
of our nurthuu ciuzcus m all thcjr writing,
ur srcakiug ol the soldier they have no ,orl.
oC cheer Tor jhc brave aud sturdy soldier, and
we regret that they cannot 70 nee Gpun the
Triumph of our Arms uUuu the battlefield Lut
general V hty, npn'ogics aud explanation.
10 oll.r why the rebels were NO, jl,' ,ic,urs.
Ry,olyyd, Thit the war rightluIy ami
cpu-titutuudily should not cease until cvrrN
traitor in nrns is subiued, aud TINT NJ Iowa
mtu mny he 50 thofuughly uaited us ,n
sq,rliiy accomplish That end.
You're, Sc, -
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nrsksls rlan.atloa I..sl,. BLllers: ,.-!..


They rrtifv. atrssth.r nd inugotafs.
They trsste healthy appetite.
They 80 M snudots 10 hanre cf watsf shd n et
They otrftome ID y ehtvis ot dissiraubh.
They stNngihea ihe sssten and eniitsa The s,in 4
They rfev-ai ntasuig tie And intcuutteht teNuts.
Thst redty the brcath and aeidits 81 Noaisrh
. They rute u, spspsia snd Cousupauoh. .
1hsy ture piarfhrs, hcisf, shdCheittI Ncfhn'
They vure l.,st Gomtluia NsEvas iioeautiv
They ute thc best nitlet, In The void. TatV mak
The w,ak msp strurr, aad ~, -NhWstsd ffvft's
gfest resiarer 1hev ate HaJe offute - tfoix tgHi
The tvlthIeWd CsnmNa nstk, toois Hud hetts ~ Ia
atv vtakeu With H. rlVasNtt ot a Leverage, Wtihust
fersfd 10 sgs 80 TINE of dhy. fsrictlefty rvrtn,
mrpds ic drliutle pvtions fequiTiuE aRsu,o suu's.
1Ht. Spld Nv Aii tfoetts, Nngfists, Hrfvtt trd
snoeus. P.h, neaks 4 Co,, sta DaawaysN. y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

Wanted Immcdia,eiy-A comfotSh,c
Dwelling House. contauing abou, five rgoms
fora small family. Apply at the TH1uyr
Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

The Wood Nari,ei is somewhat easier.
and the panic il about over for the present.
How long II will remnin SO. is hard ~ tell.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20
:. N. pETTrNCi1-L CO..

No. 81 Park Row. New York, a. estate
St, Boston, are our Agents tor the IifriN
TRipuNE. in those cities, and are Authorized
TO take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
W at our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

= Move iu the Right Uifcctiou.-Ac
coriine to motto, previously given, the cti
zens ct Reed aud adioiuing townships moi
in Mnss Myetins at Omar, Seneca Co., Ohio
on the evening Of Saturday, Feb, 1tb, lsj3
when after an address by Nr n. Smith. OF
the 81 Ohio Cavalry. th, follow Ing reso,u
tions were lreseLtld aal unanimously adop.
ted;
l. Resolved, That The union OF al lh,
States is necessary TO the maintenance of
Democratic form uf governmeut aud tree in
stituiO's
81. Tint &, maiutsin the Union we pledge
anew cUg iortUaes, our honor, aud il need
be our lives.
30. Tint our Government deserves and
should receive the Uutira confidence and cor.
dial support &C every citizen.
ath. That the rebellion must and will b.
put down. and that all expressions of douh,
.Or fear. tends 80 weaken the hands ~ nur
government and strengthen th, rebellion
and thus rrulonc the prcsout terrible war
and increase thr nm1pHt of blood shcd in
defense ot our rights and libeHy
9th. Tint we cannot too strongly censurc
The conduct Of those Persons who would SON
FtTsNlN hNh htSStl ltNs Nv Nt'FNlNN inc lN.
icy ~ our Guycrumrrt. aud thar We " IN
hold them responsible for ihe disasters that
uay bvltll Ne tlroIgh thr ,G,ct of their .rcas
ouoble conduct may have on our armi,s.
9Th. That we fully endorse The sentiment
Of tie lameuird Dourlns, that this is'uu time
Tor u detail of the ctuscs of the war Tho
conspiracy j. now Shown there are oniy
" sides to the question: every man must
bEiur the United States nr against H.: tlirre
~ be So r,ulrai,Y ia this war-ouly pa.
uiots o<traitors'
5lh. That the ndoplou of the above or
similf rysolutiuns, by similar meeting,
thrOushoue our land, would grc,tly eucour.
age oyr soldiers aud destroy the hopes OF
tue ryyd4, and thus shorten the war.
s!h., That the conduct ot the men Of III,
iHth, 55th, md lOlst Regiments, O. V. I
and ~ Ohio Cavalry, on the field Of battle
"a a Owe all praise, au,l that to them aur
County owes u large debt of gratitude ant
thatrbeir deeds Of herism merit, aud should
receive, our Nnrmest>applausc.
9th hat ia. stoeesdlngs of this meeting
be published iFihe County papers and San.
duskY Register
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-20

the street, the streets being twenty feet
wide between the cabins and laid out
pcrpcndicularly TO the front.
The cabins are built II ny feet, Of
logs, poles and punchcons, and covered
with shelter tents, tent ilys and whatever
else the BOYS ore able ~ command 90 an
swcr the purpose. The non-commission-
cd oiiicers and privates OF the regiment
are quarterci IN III of the aforemcn-
toned cabins, ani the commissioned line
officers in 6 cabins and 4 wall tcuts.
l think your Architectural Knowledge
might be very materially increased by a
visit TO our camp, and for your especial
benefit extcud to you an invitation to
drop in on ~, assuring you of a cordial
reception aud extending TO you tho hos
pitalities OF my cabin. Our cooking
might not suit you quite 50 we'll, but then,
after few meals you would com, 70 il
nightly.
The paymastor is here and the boys
are all in "a glee."