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Nnstital.
Written for the Civilian and Telegraph
When the Roses that Bloom.
BY rINLEY JOHNSON.


When the roses that bloom on thy cheek
shall fade, : .s ..a
And dissolve like snow flakes away,
When thy heart, now crushed by love cold
neglect ~ ,t
Shall be cold rs the church yards clay.
When the hand of Death shall Oh thee DC
..s laid
And his impress shall darken thy brow,
When thine eyes so dazzling shall lose the
s. bright light .., ..... q
That reflects such q radiance now,
Or dream not for moment, that swh'h
thou art gone,
70 n land from sorrow all Tree;
7 hat shall forget to dream OF our YOUTH
Or to think lcssfondly of thee. go o-
Tbouqh others a monument vainly may rear,
Inscribed With trophies Of art;
Yet thy memory shall hold as dear,
Within the deep cells of my heart,
I'll sit by thy tomb, ami in anguish bowed
down, ... !
viii drop on thy grave true loves tears;
And commune with thy spirit, knowing in'i
we'll
That thou woult!st be lowering near,
III cherish thy name, but no flowers snail
bloom
On thy grave, that arc planted by me,
But while the life blood shall How in my
veins,
Each thought shall cling fondy to thee.
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TFJE IEIGJ
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GIVING THE HASD.--Av very solemn meth
od Of taking an oath in the East is by join
ing hands, ntterng at the same timd curse
upon the false swearer. TO this form, tho
wise man probably alludes in n.that proyerb
"Though hand join in hand"-thought they
ratify their agreement by oath-"the wicked.
shall not be UNPUBLISHED but the seed Of the
righteous shall be delivered" This form of
swearing is observed in Egypt and the vlcin-
ity .... ...---
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Spicy SUBSTITUTE FOR CBNos.-Owing
to the scarcity of small change. the gro.
GERS of New Haven (Connecticu) arc
issuing nutmegs wooden one $? ] repre-
scnting one cent each, to their customers
We suggest that, for coin Of greater
growth, they should issue nutmeg Jra-
tiers. s41'i 1ls' ,.'a -lad
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Every Thursday Morning
w. EVANS, Editor and Proprietor.
GEO. W. HOOVER, Publisher.
Office in Second Story of Brooks Block,
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IsaSOiCenf's LOfiCe.

OagTnsp MassS iss 's. 11st l',e asy
i' a His Creditors. II. Plummer, give notice to
his ereditoas, endorsers and suretics, that the
Ind Monday of October next, is fixed for the
said Jas. n. Plummer to appear in the Circuit
V5 Gsurt for A1legany comfy, to answerspsh in
J. .tey1ogatories as his creditors endorSers and
~ asuretics may propose allege against him and
=, that copy Of this order be published in some
Prtnlea ~ 'h' M wy y I'M .r,
-. 10 tbs said second MondaS of October next, rs
tpch notice.
Test-n. REsIEY, Clerk.
March 10, 1s63-3m.s '' ''' '.'
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Friends and Relatives
oFsTHE
BRAVE SOLDIERS& SlAAllll40Rr{Sl' SAIL ! *
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT. .',,

All who have Friends and Relatives in the
Army or Navy, should take especial care, that
they be amply supplied with these Pills ana
Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
with them, no better present can be sent them
by their friends. They have been proved TO be
the Soldiers never. failing friend in the hour oil
eeed
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A TRUE EpnITAPH. Here is sharp
and spicy epitaph on an old cardinal, re-
minding us of Shakespeare: "he evil
men do; &c.:-'- - - frus 'gois
Here lies cardinal who wrought
Both good and evil in his time:
The good he did was good for naught;
|, Net so the evil!-that was prime.
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Rates of Advert Using.

One square o t II lines, 81 for three inser-
tions--subsequent insertions rs cents each.
All Observation-Disclosures lines charged as a
square. ... . ..t rH ......f .
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E-A New York joker asks, when IS
charity like top? and answers, when
it begins to hum. slag s'gssss
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OLEINE, Irish Bleaching, German and Toll
" ct Soap, for sale by 30
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E,tsOicenf's " Ottcr.

CARY'S Cough Cure, for Coughs, colds, &c dc.
Fsb. s. WBEALE co.
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Diarys! ,aSiarys ! Diarys!!

TUST received another supply of Diarys for
y 1863. r.I HALE SW ARTZ WE LDER, 4,
Jan, %. Under Belvid ere Hall.
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TORN Star ch, Farina, Maccaroni, New, for
" sale by no "a. =. 81.
Feb. a.-s-nr -, - sssWMsR.BEALL & co.
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GOLDFISH, Mackerel, Now Maekorel, in L bis,
" Half Bbls, Kits, for salo by z7i
e Feb. s.. ,.,. WM. II. BEALL & co &
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GUITARS, violins and Flutes for sale at the
u Book Store, under the st. Nicholas Hotel.
March 10. .-.r. WM. AN NDREWS.
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AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the General Taludtion and
, assessment Of Property IN the City Of
! Cup,ber and. ,.t...
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rev -Er8 r'f as cd - jIiE o.i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

70 svoid imFosi,ioa, abssrvs he signssnts srd
laksnes. Of Dir Stephen Sweet on every bhsl and
IN ,hf glass OF each bottle, w.,leut ~hieh ssss
genuine. NfHll
/, iflg lra RICHARDSON 4 Co, ~
Sse fEslffstes., Nef~ieh, c..
July J, ieGa. ~ h'hn lll sfl--iy
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A-rssor's orrics Of the 9th Dis,ric, ,
OF the State Of Ohio

TifFiN, Jan. bth. 1863.
have suldividcd this Dieifict into ten
O0) DECISIONS. and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, as follows. TO Wit
DivtuoS No h coui.ri.cd Of the several
Townships Of Lyme, Rihg6cld, EorwAik
Townscnd, Wakrman, Sherman, Peru, Bron.
son, aud tlartland, IN Huron County, aud
HIRAM RUSE ,of Norwalk, Huron County
Ohio. is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division NJ 2 is cnmrri-cd Of the scr-ra
Townships Of Clarksfcld. Norw ich. Green.
field. Fairfield, fitchvilc. New London
Richmoud. New Haven. Ripley, aud Green,
wich IN Huron County, and ANSON y.
SKELLRNGER, of New London. Huron
County, Ohio. Is the Assistant As,vssp,
therein.
Division 81" ri. complied ofihc several
Townships ot hrrlin. Florcnsc, v-rmilliop
Huron, Milan, Oxford, Groton, mud Pctkins
in Erie Uuunty, aud OilARLES II. BOTS
FORD, of Florence. Bric County, Ohio, /,
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 4 is comprised If the several
Townships Of Portland. Msrgarctl, nrJ
kclly'e Island, In Erie County, and j. q.
BiGELOW, OF Sandu.ky, Erie County, q. .,
Ia the Assistant Assessor therein
Division No. ) is cnmpriscd Of Ottawa
County, and JAMES BINGHAM. " rnrt
Clinton, Ottawa County, Ohio. IL the Asia
taut Assessor therein
Division No. & IL cnmprieed OF Sandusky \
County. aud JOSEPH l.. RANSOM, OF
fremuut, Sandusky County, Ohio, IL Assist.
ant Assrssns therein.
Division No. 7 il c0mrriscd Of tho several
townships uf Adams, Pleasant, Liberty
Jackson, Loudon, Mig Spring. Seneca aud
llopewell, and all that part Of Clinton Town.
ship which Is situated on the west side oi
the Sandusky River, IN Seneca County, and
JOHN A HALL, Of Tiifn. Seneca County
Ohio, Ia the Assistant Ass, ssnr therein.
Division M. IL comprised of the several
Townships of Eden, Bloom Venice, Reed
Thompson. and Sciric, and all that part ui
Clinton Tow nship which is situatcd east ol
the Sanduskv River, in Seneca Comfy, and
rHlLlP SpEllMAN, Of Tifin, Scnecs
County, IA the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. . is comprised of the several
Townships of Polk, jackson. Venice, San
dusky. Liberty. Chn,fcid, Cranberry, ant
a Auburn, In Crawfurd County. aud GEORG ,
W. TEEL, OF Sulphur Springs. Crt~ fore
County. Ohio, Is tho Assistant Asse,so
therein.
Division No. 10 is comprised Of the sev
eral lownships OF MILESTONE, Dallas. Bu
lcyrus, Too, Trxaa. Holmes. aud | ykens
In Craw ford County, aud JAMES LEWIS
Of Rucytus. Ctnwford County, Ohio, i. III,
Assistant Assessor therein.
LUTHER A. HALL.
Assessor for the 9th District of the State o
Ohio
jyl1t
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vniIandighan IN Turncd or.

The statement of the Buffalo A dreriis-
or that the " Great Banishcd had been
turned out OF the Clifton House, is con.
tradictcd 10y his friends. They claimed
that he left voluntarily, on account of the
expenses there. We have received the
following on the subject
ToLgpo, Aug. I, 1863.
ERROR BLADE IL am just informed by
the Captain OF one of our PrHpelers,who
has been to Clifton, Canada, that the rea-
son why the traitor Vallandighanl lcft
there aud retired into the country, was
because the proprietor of the Clifton
warned him to leave his house, for the
reason that since he had been there he
had driven away the custom of all Amcri-
cans Of any standing /; that those who
come to see him were "roughs and
rowdies, who injured the reputation Of his
house by their drunkenness and rowdy-
ism. That the country may know how
much he is despised in Canada, as we'll
as at home, | hope you will let this fact
be known. YoURs,
BLADE, w.
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Ernn New York.

NEw YoRx, Aug. Is.
/ Gen Candy has issued an important
c rcular, defining the duty of the U. s.
troops in this city and herbor,
He says their duties are limited to the
defense Of the F,ris and the protection
OF the public property and Of the officers
of the General Government is the per-
formancc Of their legal duty. The duty
of maintaining order and protecting the
property aud rights of private individuals
devolves upon the municipal and State
authorities, but troops OF the United
States will be held in readiness to rem
der any assistance that may be called for
by the proper authority or be rendered
necessary by tho inability of the civil
authorities to accomplish these ends.
II officers of the General Government
by comfy of the State and municipal
government, in the performance Of their
legitimate function, are assailcd by law
less violence, il will be the duty of the
troops to protect them. IL they are
charged with the protection of public
property, public buildings or other vSlua-
ble interests, II will be their duty to de-
fend them to the last extremity. lf
called upon by the civil authorities 10 aid
in the maintainance of order or the en-.
forccmcnt OF thclaws, the aid will be rem.
dered promptly, chcrtully and efficiently.
The troops that have been brought tc the
city, aud who may be called upon 10 aid
in the maintain lncc Of order and the en-.
iorcement Of the laws, must themselves
set the example Of orderly aud soldierly
conduct; and the attention of nll officers
aud men is specially directed to this
point
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AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For DR.. BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathic l1edicated Vapor
BATH.
LIBERTY TowNsilIr,)

LIBERTY TowNsrnrJ
Crawford County, Ohio.
This is to certify that was attack
ed severely with rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1850. | called on
several Physicians of the old school
who was considered very skilltul.
They attended me for some months.
grew worse all the time. Some
said | was incurable--one Of the
Doctors said i had the Giatic
Rheumatism and applied plaster
of tan and tar; cosmetic and tan,
made n most miserable ugly stink.
ing sore and very painful, and did
not draw the Rheumatism out 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 60 to the happy land of ca.
naan. was finally prevailed on
to give DR.. 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 DIR. Ben
hams, sore hip. rheumatism and
all on the 18th OF, June, 1861, and
stayed 10 days, during which time,
| was taken through some fire 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 q carpenter, and no in.
convenience. DIR. Bonham with
his mastery skill! and excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro
pathic Medicated Vapor Bath, re.
novated the system and accom-.
plished moro in less time than any
Physician ] ever knew.
JAMES STEAM,
and
A. A. STEAM, Wife.
Witpess:
JOHN SEEN, Father,
MARY SEEN. Mother,
MOSES SEEN Bother, -rF
JOSEPH WARNER.
Melmore, July 81, 1861. --3mos
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To Horse Owners.

DR.. swEE RS iNPALLIBLE LiNIMENT FOR
HORSES 10 uniiyailed by any, and IN all eases OF
Lamsness, arising from spratns, Bruises or Wreneh
log, its effects is magical and certain. Hsrness or
saddle Calls, Scratches. hsnge, &e., u will also
cure speedily. SPAWN tnd Rsnehene may he easily
prevented and cured In their incipisnt stages, but
confirmed easos are beyond the possibility OF Tad.
cal cure No ehses OF the kind. however, Is so ieS-
perate or hopeless but IL may be alleyated by this
Lnment, and Its faithful application will always
move ths Lamsasss. and enable the horses 10 travel
with compar alive ease.
Every horse owner shoGh have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearance OF
lamensss will efsetHaiy Prevent those formidabls
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and viii eh render 80 many otherwise valulbio aotsss
nearly worthless. See AAvenisement. .g
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ANOTHER STATE TO THE UNIoS.-An-
other new State will soon come rappine
at the door of the Union aud demanding
admitance. On the I'd Of September. the
the people of Nevada Territory will elect
delegates to a Constitutional Con.
vention, when the machinery for a State
Government win be put in motion.
Jus- LIKE HIM.-The Copperhead or
gan conducted by the Secretary of State,
says that {" life. long Democrats" are "po.
iiticsl quacks." That's terrible. Well,
II we nre not greatly mistaken, the lead
ers of the vallandigham party are set Of
political traitors
IsTERsAL REVENUE REcEpTs. : The
total receipts at the Office of the Internal
Revenue for July, exclusively OF the tax
on incomes, are nearly $500 900 consid-
erably larger than for any previous month.
or The Democracy used to denounce ce
the Canadians for harboring the runaway
Degros, noio they should thank them for
conferrihg great obligation Oh the De-
mocracy, BY harboring a runaway traitor.
or New Lisbon. o., whare John Nor.
gan was caught, is vallandigham's birth
place. So John was stopped where Val.
was set going--NashvW (Tenn. }
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DIR. A. BENHAm,s

Expectorant and tenovating
Pills, for the qure 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 9 to 4 twice a day
PmoE-25 cts. per box or 3 boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold by DIR. A,
Benham, Melmorc, Seneca Co.,
Ohio, and +. Marquardt, and Du
Bois, & Co. Tiffin City, Ohio.
July 81. 1S63.-3m.
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OF HoS. II. J. JEwErT has taken the
stump for the Democratic ticket.-Ad-
cerfiser.
Well If Mr.. Jewett has taken the stump
for the traitor Vallondigham, we can on
ly say, the poor fellow has "gone up
We doubt the assertion, and require bet
ter authority than the assertion of the
editor of the Copperhead organ down
street. Reader, you must bear in mind,
that the editor OF the A dpertiser sneaked
into the Office of Secretary Of State, dur
ing the absence of 100 900 soldiers from
the State of Ohio, and man that will
do that no doubt, will say most anything.
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o. The "lfe-long Democrat" bust
ness the Republicans say, it is played
out" They don't even like their Johny
Brough.-A dpsrtiser.
How do you know that No loyal
Union man ever told you SO. All the
honest and loyal Democrats In Ohio sus.
tains Mr.. Brough, and such men as the
editor of the Adreriiser are advocating
the election of that notorious traitor, Val
landigham. Life long Democrats is all
right, but LocOfoco jeff Davis torryism is
being "plnyed out" That's what's the
matter, Billy. .,- .......
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Family coincidence

The death of Major Daniel McC ook, Of
Ohio, furnishes some melancholy coinci-
dences in the history of his family in con-
nection with the war. His youngest son
Charles, was killed at the first battle of
Bull Run, on the 2lst day of July, 1861 !;
his son, Colonel Robert McCook, was
killed on the els; day of July, 1862, and
the father was himself killed by Morgan's
band, in Ohio, on the 2Ist day of July,
1863.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

THE pREsiprNr Is determined to carry
into effect his recent order relative to the
retaliation upon prisoners Of war. He
has ordered that three prisoners from
South Carolina shall be held in close
conhne mcnt as hostages for three negro
seamcn captured gu the gunboet 1ssae
Smith, and who are now in prison at
Charleston.
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rIrrIN MARKETS.
DIR. A. BENHkm'S

Electro IIydropathic Mcdicatcd
Vapor Bath, for the cure OF all To-
cal Pains, Neuralgia, general di.
bility, all forms of Eruptive dis.
eases, Cancers and Scroilla. Chron.
ic and Acute Diarrhac, and all
Dropsicel Affections, in n short
time.
Mclmorc, July 81, 1861 ---6m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

Rev. Philips, Chaplin OF the gallant
49th Ohio, arrived home on brief visit on
Sunday morning last. Chaplain Phillips has
been detached from his regiment for some
time to visit the different hospitals and look
after the wounded and sick soldiers from
this State ard Indiana. When he left the
army Of the Cumberland, the boys were in
fine spirit and enjoying good health. lie
delivered an excellent sermon iE The II. Il.
Church on Sunday evening. before his old
congregation. Tie Church wus crowded to
excess, and his entertaining remarks on the
nationality Of our Government and the con
dilion Of the country was listened to with
profound silence. He returned to his duties
on Tuesday noruing. n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

LIoyd's Map.-We were shown few
days ago by the Agent a copy Of Lloyds
New Steel Plate Map" which. we think is
the most useful Map That has been published
for soine time. This Map contains all the
Railway ay.stations.iu the Union and their dis
tauces on each road. 1t is neatly colored in
Counties. and handsomely vanished, IN ak.
ing II quite an ornament to any parlor, Mr.
G. A. COREr, Of FOstoria is the C enera |
Agent, and Mr.. L. C. DEwoLF. Agent for
Clinton township. Price, only 81. 60.
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pRHs s-MAKINe :

Having employed an experienced
DREss-MAKER, she Is now prepared to make
Dresses, Cloaks and MaatiLlas,
In the most IA siionabe styles. Ladies' and Child.
rsn's Under Garments m ade 10 order.
received Monthly. '.e
t17- Stamping done for Embroidery at shoot Hodes.
~ Blssehins and Pressing done for MillinerS.
tS- Milliues furnished with Goods at New York
Prices.
t7 Thankful for past fsvors, she stu hopes to re
eeiVe a share Of public p lt10hpge.
Tiifn, April 10, 1868. 27-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

Mrs. T.. Sanford reached her i00Ih
birthday on the 2sth ult., at Wihdham, Port.
age County Ohio. She was bora at Monson,
Massachusetts,, and has resided 70, several
years with her son, John Streater, a lad OF
II.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

We learn that Lieut. WM. II. H.MILroS
late Of the Goth regiment. and for some time
past, Clerk in the Paymaster's Department
at Washington, is omong the drafted men of
the Dislric let
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21
EXECUTORS SALE.

In pursuance of an order of the
Probate Court in and for Seneca county, in
the State Of Ohio. will offer for sale % the
highest bidder, at not less than two third
the appraised value, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1868.
A ID. at II o'clock A. M. "a the premises
FOUR ACRES OF LAND out of the South
East corner of the Northwest part Of the
West half Of the Southwest quarter Of SEQ.
tion three. (3). township one "a North,
range seventeen tl7) East, in Seneca county.
State OF Ohio, being the same land set off to
the widow and heirs of David X. Burg, do.
ceased, IA a homestead, In a proceeding had
in said Court. wherein Samuel | Seed as
Executor Of the Last win and Testament Of
Dsyid X. Burg, deceased, was plaintiff, and
Pheba A. Burg, widow Of said deceased, and
others were defendants, aud 10 which pro,
ceediug reference may be had for descrp
tion Of said premises by Notes and BoD.,,.
TERMS OF FSALE-0ne.tiiird Of me pur.
chase n oney to be paid on tho day Of sale.
aud the balance in two annur. instaimeuI,
bearing interest from day of sals, and 10 b
seeurgd BY Mortgage on me premises sold.
SAMUEL j. SEED, Executor,
or Last W:ll sId Testament Of DAvip X
Bone, decessod.
j. X .ionD, Attorney. 0pff7.00
July ~. 1863. .4I-5t
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A Popular Resort.--The Sandusky
Register says there are now abou. 100 Sc.
cesh prisoners on johnson Island. This Is.
land since the war broke out has become quite
a popular resort for Rebels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

COpperhead Gathering.--Hon. e. B
nlds, the blessed martyr" and T. ] Ken
ny, addressed gathering Of Copperheads at
Whites Hall, on Saturday evening. Abuse
Of the Administration was the staple Of both
orators, but, 50 far as we could learn, not
word was said about the prosecution Of the
war Toledo Com.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

The Editor Of the Norwalk Reflector
has received the nomination for State Sena.
tor in that Senatorial district. We hope our
brother of the craft will he triumphantly
elected. He is competent and worthy OF the
office. ....
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MILLINERY GOODS,

Consiairg OF a great variety Of
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, Hats,
Caps, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Head Dresses. Nets,
For the hsir, aud rSimmings of various styles too
numerous 10 mention.
from th. East, all work will lie executed in the
latest and most fashionsble style.
In addition TO Millinery Department wilt be
found great va OF DRESS TRIMMINGS, GIMrs
Bu-ToSs, EnBRoinxRY, BRAIDs and BrLTs. ALSO
Fancy articles Of various kiHds such as ORsA-
NEsrs for the hair, Combs, Buckles, and Reads oi
every variety, Ladies' Hoop Shirts, Corsets, &c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-08-21

PtkE's PEAK GoLp.-1'he mines at
Pixies Peak never yielded better than at
present. The excitement of the war
has prevented persons from going to the
mines, consequently those who hold old
claims are resping golden hnrvests
Large Quantities of the pure ore are be.
ing shipped to st. Louis every month.