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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16
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Pkovosr MARsHAL's OvrieE
Sandusky, Ohio. August %. 1861
am ordered By the Acting Assistant Pro
vost Marshal General Of Ohio. 10 give pub
liely to the fast that . reward Of TEN Dol
LARS. aud the reasonable expenses incurred
will be paid to any person for the apprehen
sion aud delivery ofa Deserter ut the Head.
Quarters Of the nearest Provost Marshal.
j. J. STEINER.
Capt. aud Provost Marshal,
Sept. 4, 1863. 4s--h
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Victor Keen.-Wen are gratifed to learn
that our friend yIcron Krrs. Esq, formerly
Of this city. has been elected Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas ofLucas county -
We congratulate him upon hi, success. We
think the people OF that county. made cd
selection for Clerk. for Mr.. X. is worthy and
qualified.
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Mr.. Editor.-The Ladies OF the Aid So.
ciety. desire through the medium of your
paper. TO return their sincere thanks to all,
who, so generously contributed of both their
time, and means, to the dinner on the 7th,
and are glad to communicate to them its
success. The proceeds notw ithslanding the
inclemency of the weather. amounting for
the day. and evening to S522.
BY order Of the Presidents
HI cAMppEIr CT,
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Big Tims af Adrian.--The Upion
people OF Adrian and vicinity are making
extensive preparations for a grand "JOLIL.
FICATIoN MEETING ITO be held at that
place on TUESDAY rvEsrso, the Goth inst
COLONEL W. II. GiRsoN. Hon. Jons CAnrr
and other prominent speakers will be present
to address the meeting.> A grand jubilee
will come of, and a happy time anticipated.
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LEaxDEn STEMS
Esisis.
lNdliffufstra'rs \ Sale
OF RE Al ESTATE.

IN PURS UANCE TO an Order Of
the Probate Court in and for Srnc-.
ca County, in the, State Of Ohio.
msjo in a centain proceeding hal
'briore SAID Coast, wherein A AleSsn-
der NJ. Stem, Administrator ON tho
Estate of LRASDEB, STKu, dcccss-.
cd, was petitioner. aud kmandm
NJ. Stem aud others wcro dciend-.
ants, | will on, the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-10-16

Earthquake The Paiucs-ille Telegrs ph
states that n shock Of an earthquake WAS
very sensibly felt In that village last su nday
morning, about half past inc o'clock.
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I'IFFIN MARKETS,
SALlN, Washington County. Ind.
lOEn

OALthf WsbnluBtOn Sounty, lnu.,t
May Is. 1859.
DR. RoBAcK-Dear Sir:-My son Thoma.
was given up by the physicians, this last
summer, as hopeless case. He was almost
skeleton, flesh and muscles seemed to have
wasted away. He could not rise from ly
ing to a sitting position. One Doctor said
il was case OF Lumbago, and tn at all the
doctors in the world could not cure him, anc
that he would have been dead long ago. il
he had not been 90 we'll nursed. A callosity
formed on the outside OF the left thigh. ex
tending from the hip to the knee, and tn,
Doctor said he would have to "open the
thigh aud scrape the bone" The operation
being severe, was pursuaded to try your
Scandinav ian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills. procured three bottles of the Puri.
fier and two boxes of Pills. and to myaston.
ishment they took away the callosity, and
restored him TO health, and be is now able to
work. These are the facts of the case, and
you are at liberty TO make what use ofthem
you please, and refer TO me. II you thin
proper.
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
Up. Of the NJ. 4. Church.
Readeri do you know OF any other rene.
dies on earth that will produce such glorious
results ss the sboyef
See Advertisement,
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Richmond Prisons Crowded

The numerous arrivals from Chicka
manga have crowded the Richmond pris.
ons. The Examiner Of the I'd says
" On Tuesday evening I ,775 ofthe pris-
oners taken in the battle of the Chicka.
maugu, reached the Libby via Petersburg
and b50 more on Wednesday morning
making 2,3a5 in ALL Abou. 100 more
arrived from the same direction on We'd
nesduy night, and 2,2oO Of the same will
follow this morning.
The Libby has been filled to oyer.
flowing, and additional prisons had to be
opened. On Tuesday night 4s6 were
sent to Belle Isle, and yesterday morning
SIT more were sent to the same place ;
900 were quartored in the negro quarters
opposite the Castle, and 3o5 were in
carcerated in Grants warehouse, corner
of 10Th and Franklin streets"
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1r The Chicago ladies now go to balls in
furniture Wagons, as no ordinary carriages
can contain the immense dresses they wear
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There will be a grand
Torch Light Procession
and Cavalca4le with Mar
shaI Music, Speeches, Flag
presentation and splendid
Union Dance at
HEDGES HALL.
Men, Women and Children
are cordially invited to
come, and participate in
the JOlIificatiOn over the
Glorious Triumph of Free
rnen over Traitors, and
their crOaking sympatlhis.
ers. Come one! Come all {!
with your hosts bearing
Flags! Banners! Notices
and every token Of Union
and fidelity to the Govern
ment of Washington and
his IlIustriOus cOmpeers !!
We expect on the coming
occasion to send greeting
to our noble and brave
Boys i'm the Army that will
lift their hearts i'm triumph
over all our foes! Re
member the night,
FRIDAY OCT. 23d.
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TIFFIN, o., OCT. 16, 1868.

woodi Wood !--Subscribcrs to III,
Tribune. who promised to pay their sub
scripion in Wood, sill do so. imme ediately
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A GREAT DIscovERY.-It has been
discovered by thousands of housewives
in all sections Of the country that d. b.
De Land g. Co.'s Chemical Saieratus is
the only saleratus that will produce uni
forr" result, and give Perfoc, satisfaction
every time. II once you try il, you i'll
always buy it.
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Jitfin atjeeklp Tribuus
Local and Miscellaneous.
Terms OF SubscriptiOr

I copy, by mail, in advance. e,......."s9.00
" by carrier. .............. -, 2,25
/" ifpaid In advance. 2,0O
The above terms took effect on Septem
Der 4th, aud will be strictly adhered to.
No paper will be stopped until all arresrs-
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the pub
fishers.
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NO. ~.
The Great English Remedy,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from q prescription Of Sir J.
Clarke, NJ. d., Physician Eriroorii'
nary 10 The Queen.


This invsusbls medicine 10 unf.ilinR Ia Lhs euts of
all those painful aHd dsn..rous dissssi to which the
female constitution IL subject u modstass all sI.
CO" snd removes all ob'truston', aud sPssdy cure
m,y be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
/, psou limly suited. II willin short tims, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each boitls, price One DsliAr, b.su the Gov-rn.
u.nt Stamp Of Great Bhtsn,s pr''sst ssuatsrfsis',
CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken BY fe-
males during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they ure safe.
Ia all es,es Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain, In ths Bsok snd Limbs, Fatigue on slight .I.
erton P1pitsion ofthe Heart lIy,tsrioa and White
have failsdi and although powerful remedy, d. not
s'n,ain iron, calomsl animouy,of tnything hurifsl
to the constitution.
Nh. -Jne dollar and sir Posta Stamps, snelos-
cd TO uny suihoriIed Agent will in'urs bottle con.
tanning my Pills, by return OF mail,
Sole Agsn, for ths United states and Cansds,,
JOB MOSES, CourlHnt st., MY.
H,B.-el 90 and sir pos,sge stamps, enclosed TO
any authorized sgent will inspis bottle eohtaihn NJ
hfiy Pills BY return Of mail.
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Mafried.-0ctober 18th, 1863. by the
Rev. Z. Mills, at the Residence off . HoRroS
Miss CoKSrLiA J. RICE. of this City, to Mr..
r. F. pnrrn. Of Dubuque, Iowa.
dubuque Papers please cory
On the llth inst, by Jacob Fcasel. Esq.
Mr.. CHAnLrs sEaeRArAvIs 10 Miss SARAr
B,wIss Doth Of Liberty township.
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TO the AFFLICTED.

Over foar thousand persons havo
been cured by GEozeE BksxEss HeAli~g
Salve. hossof diseases that have Le,p called
incurabls as diseases Of the Bones. White
Swelling, Seroffila. Salt rheum. Fesap sssss
heredi.aIy seurf. Erysipslas. Scarlet. Group
IsSsii,y % oS,Ss B.ss .boas. s. Disss..s 's Il *:
Liver and Lungs; inflammation u tho Eyss.
Raning ears aud Dsafrsss. also vvxhas
caused by accident whore bones were ssusl.sA
or s2rAipsd. cuts. Shots Or Busas ss Sealda
even if mort tiieatioE has lAkea pkse. All
viii be cured In shcrs thae ssviil " eS-
pectsd.
t.r particulars Inquire OF DE-. Geesxs Bes,
ner Tinp city, Ohio. Near the ysu-rosA
depot. sat
Send posl s.asar Zoe an an.wes
Aug n. 1868 s6.- auA
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$75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

SIS TO $l60 PER MONTH.
THE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
l. COMPANY want an Agentih each County, 10
solicit orders for their SIS Maehns, with Euage
serewdrysI and extra needles. We will psy hbsT.
al salary and expenses, or give large esmmissions.-
For particulars, terms, etc. ineloss stamp, and sd
dress. T. 3. PAGE, Toledo. o.
General Agent for the Uuiied States.
yuly q, 1863. 42--am
No more Rheumatism after using watsops
Ncuralgia King.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17
10 LET BOOKBINDEKY.

TIVE unde-aigued will bud all kinds ar Books, in
Z IA desired style 49,
Jots viii he n, lily executed and warranted.
Prices moderate.
Blpf Strest, tons door north ofiic Gas Works. D.
Feb17S 1883. J0liei, Illinois.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO'S Colder Pills.
F OR FEM ALE S


Infalahle in correcting, regulating and rcmoyipV
all distractions from whatever cause and always sc
cessfu as preventive. .. + ~
lnfable in relieving stop2ages aud irregularities
OF the menses- These pills nothing new but In
France aud America with unparalleled success IN cyery
case, and he is urged by many thousands lEdes who
have used them, to make the Pills public for the allie
Walton OF those suffering from any irregularities what.
ever as well as to prevent increase Of family wber
health will not permit IT, Females peculiarly situated
or those surprising themselves So are
using these Pills white in that condition, as tEe pro
prietcr assumes no responsibility after tho above adj
moniton, although their mildness would prevent any
mischief to health otherwise the Pills are recon-
mcRded. Full and xplicit explanations accompany
ing each box. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by B. BLACKMAN Drup0ist
sole agent for JOLIET. and "wiII County in.
LANES by sending him 81 90 to joliet Post Ossce
and have the pills sent Confidently by mail to any
part Of the country q - - - :.
N.B.-Look ont for icouhterfeits' Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box is signed Howe
All others are base imposition, aud unsafe; there
FORE as you value Your lives and health Ito say moth
ing fbeing hum out Of your money! biS only
OF those who show the signatures Of s. D. Howe on
every box which has recrntly been added on acc0nt
OF the pills being couuteFfeited eingrrdients com.
posing the above pills made known TO every Agent
and they will tell you they safe and will perform
all claimed for them.
Sold by LORD SMITH. Chicrgo aud by one Drue-
gist IN every town, city and village in the State
Oct. II, lS62.-ly New York.
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Tax Sale Notice.
NOTICE IL hereby given that, at a sale Of lands
town aud city lots for state ny and special Ia
and cost due thereon for the year ls6O in pur-
suance Of law in the County Of Will aad state Of mi.
nos on the 24h day Of June, 1s6l at the north door
OF the Court House, IN the city Of Joliet, hold by
assignment the purchase certificate Of sail sale Of
the following idescriled tract, OF lands to-wit.
so acres LIME 4 e q T. 80 ROE
20 acres Or " or S. % I. 35Rl2E
That tho time Of redemption from said sale will
pre in two years from the date Of said sale and the
cost Of redemption will lie double the amount SJld for
and Subsequent taxes m paid by mel with ten pei cent
interest thereon from date Of sale aud Of adycr
tisink.
JOHN BELL
Joliet, Feb Is, 1853. 3SSw
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CT. LOUIS ALTON AND eHfcA.

. -. Z. IS rBbt.&-
RECEIVERS OFFICE, CHICAGO, H., Oct. II, 1862.
Notice s hereby eish to all pefsons holding vouc-
ers for wool furnished tbs ST. BoHs Alton and Chi
cago RAILROAD Company, signed D. Sht rTia3, Agent
aud for which payment s ordered IN decTes ~ ahe
United States CcRit Court Of the Earthern Dstriet
Of Illinois Of the 50th November 1863 that the lI.
ance unpaid on said wood has been deposited In said
Court and By les 0rr viii be paid and distributed %
claimants or their attorneys on presentation Of thu
proper vcuthcts 20 the aufle.si ghed .
JAMES RoBB, Special Receiver.
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FOR SALE.
SHERTFF's SALE,

QY Virtite Of a.ceEtain writ Of Execution ,iss1eI
II from the Circuit Court Of VIII County in favor of
John Horn, plaintiff aud against John Gass and Cathe-
rtne Gass his wife, defendants, at 1Ooclock A NJ on
tie let day Of April 1868 at the North door Of the
Govt House, in the City Of Joliet shall offer for sale
pubuc Vendue all TIM right, title and interest of
said de Ants in and to the following descr bed prop
Grey tOwit! Lot number twenty four "a of Ambrose
OSr Subdivision of the South hal of the South hall
OF Sas.top four Township number thirty-fVe (35l
Noutk ~ Range number ten (IO) East of the Third
PiResl Mel idian ccuta lining One acre more or less
GEORGE MoNROE, Sheriff Of Will Co
.-.-. BY EDWIN 7. GIBBS Deputy.
Dated the alh.dal of March, 1868 h5e.4w
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SHERLTF'S SALE.

DT virtue of certain it'of execution issued from
the Circuit Court Of VIII. County in favor Of Sally
BoVeo wife OF Alexander Bovee Formerly Sally Gray
Spinser) aud Alexander BOvee, husband of Sally BoTee
who sue for and benefit OF Royal r. Barber, as
agnee plaintiff and against Charles WING, defendant
at O'clock p NJ on the st day Of ApIn 1862 at the
North door II the Court House, In the city of Joliet
II shau offer for sale public vendue all the right
te aud interest If said defendant in and the fol-
ISWi1C described property, towit: The undivided
seven thIrteth Fl Ut the following described par.
sssls Sfreal SGae Lot one ~ containing five (5 l2IOO
acres, and Lot two () coEt-Ing five l-lsO acres in
rths &nayissa O South west 'uaTtsr OF Section four
CI), in Township thirtyfwO 90 North Range ten
[lJ) East Of the tizd principal dian according to
ReerOds Of win Corn: s.; Aiso the west one hundred
tbirtyiUp- t13a OF the sOuIh west quarter OF
Section Seven tli) in the TOWN. 'Ip and Range
aforesaid; Also the west GUudred t'rty (l+O)
acres Of the north west qunrte Of Sc ton tn zen ia
IA Township aud Range aforesaid. Also truTt OF
Land in West half Of south quarter of ct IN
sdftoen (5) in aiOuesaE Township and Range b. rim
idg at the north east Of said hslf theme
south nnety-Six 1866 rods thence thirteen Q3)
rods aud thirteen OBJ links, theuce nsrh ninetysix
I96) rods teRce east thirteen 3) RODS and thirteen
5) iiCks to ID place OF beginning containing eight
(S)aeres and thirteeR C13) rods or tess.
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of vii County.
Nv EDWARD =. GIBBS DePrty.
Da ted the 9th day of March, lS63 n394w
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IVY TiTfna OF ,:riau Peurius writ of Execution and
~ Fee iii. issued frUHl the Circuit Court of viii
County an Tcr ofJChn Jury, for the use Of Chas T.
at o'clock, P NJ, on the 18Th E.Sy Of March A. D.,
1868 at the RoE door OF the Court House. in the city
right title and interest," &c said de(e Dart in and
the following described property TO wit the north
west corner Of Lot 40 Block eigtyHino (S9)
thence east parallel with north Tine seventy let w
thence north parallel with west line twenty feet (2UJ
uhsnce parallel with north line tea feet 90 theE"e
'n4t diel with lire Gs si2 Lot twefty-eiglL
feet (2S, thence north line o. said lot eighty
feet So) TO place Of beginning above aot is located ia
the Village OfLOckpoTt viii Co. Ills.
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of Will Co.
lily EDWIN Z. GIBRs, Deputy.
Dated the 20th, dag OF -seb, 1868. nJ5-Jw
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NOTICE,
FSTATP ap GIIPS HEATH npc,n

ESTATE OF GILES HEATH, DECD
DUBLIC motif is hereby given, thai on the Ord
i Monday Of Jan. next, {being the 18Th day Of
said monthly / shall attend before the County
Court Of Coupty.at the Court House in the city Of
claims against the estate Of Giles Heath late d
said county, decd, when and where all claimants are
notified and Eeqnestsd to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persona indebted to said estate also request
ed to make payment the UNDERSIGNED without delay
ROYAL 7. TW0MBLY, Executor
December ], 1862
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gives that at sale delinquent
IN lands and lots, for the general taxes Of the year
1850, In Will County and State Of Illinois, duly made
Wy the Treasurer of said county, the oath day Of
June, A. D. 1851 for the taxes aforesaid andCOss then
remaining due and unpaid thereon the undersigned
ths Wa lex Eqr VIZ Of Lot s Block is School Sec
tOn Addition to Joliet all in said county and that
the time OF redemption thereof from said sale will ex
pire in two years from said sale
X, Z. BARBER:
March Sd, 1868. %39-3w
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TAX SALE NOTICE

Ill persons interested hereby notified that nj
IA sale Of Lands and Lots for the Taxes of the wear
1861 held IN pursuance Of law at the Court House. in
the city oil Joliet on the oath day Of Iune A. D. 1861
10y the Treas urer of the County of Will and State Of
Illinois the following described lots we're sold and
That the SUB erlber by assignment and purchase is
the legal owner OF the certificates OF pnrcLass.
that the time of redemption from said sale will expire
on the 24th day of June, 1858 and the cost of redeem,
ing will b. double the amount sold for SUBSEQUENT
taxes, if paid 10y me, with ten per cent interest and
the cost of advertising, t. wit:
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

LII persons concerned, viii please take notice
"a that at a sale Of lands, town and city lots for
state County and special taxes and the wear
1901 made in pursuance Of law. in the county of Will
aud State Of illinois, the 24th day Of Jane 1861
ana that am the legAi holder Of the pur-
sold at said sale, and that the tim. Of rr,Irm.
ton thereof from said sale will expire In two
years from the date Of said sale and tho REDEMPTION
Will be double the amount sold for, and Subsequent
taxes paid by me- and r cent and cost Of
advertising. tO-Wit:
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@ A Inns
City ExpesS Wagon

UNS to all trains arriving at and departing from
III the city. Baggage taken to and from the bepote
and packages delivered I'm all parts Of the city aud vi
cnity Orders eft at the Post Office News bepot viii
DC promptly asseitued 10. SharSes moderate.
Jan ftii, 1867 81 HUGH CARLIN.
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF nALILTON D. RIsLEY. DECD.
N0TICE.

THE under signed having issued about Ono Hundred
dollars in change checks, ia now DESTROYS to recall
them. All parsons holding theni.Will please psessnt
them any time in even dollars and receive IL. s.
Treasury Notes for the same. JAMES CoS0poN
joliet Jap: Isl, 1853,
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.

Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local AGENT,
throughout the country. With small inv esment Of
capital profitable business can readily be estabsb.d
TOT luher particulars address the undersigned for cir
cular and sample OF work. w G MASON
Gen1 Westn Agent, 124 Lake-st. Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store Of s. W. Stone
Co. Call and examine.
d. H. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan D. Aoo0 for Joliet and vicinity.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HANNAH HALFWAY, DECD.
N0UBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
A Monday Of April next, (hefRg the 2eth day OF
sHd month"; Neshal attend before tire Couaty Court OF
WI OOunty, at the Court Horne IN the city OF Joiet
fer Ire Fsupose Of settling ana adjusting all claims
against the estate of Hannah Hathaway late OF said Conn
y dsoasod, when and where all claimants notified
and requested TO attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted TO said estate also request
ed TO make payment TO the undersigned without delay
JACOB HALJAWAY, Executors.
Dated Feb. l6, 1868. n3T CIV
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Money TO Loan

A. ten per cent interest, on good RealEstate seen
= rity- Farming property is preferred enquire, Of
Febl7SlS5S. s''''~ .-1tt sttit S.wDOwES
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-11-06

the finest farms on James river, had not
seeded an ounce Of wheat, and none was
intended 10 be seeded. And this is caused
by dissatisfaction arising from the unequal
operations of the impressment law. by
this law one man has the whole of his wheat
taken at IS per bushel, while his neighbor,
being more fortunate, obtains 81 per BUSH
ell. Some farmers, residing on the line OF
the railroads, had lost the whole OF their
crops. Some produce had been taken while
in transitu to the cities. Some had been
seized in the hands of the commission mer-
chants, while some farmers. who resided
beyond easy reach of the railroad, had es-
capped altogether.
Let a forced loan and the conscrption OF
those who have already furnished subsi-
tutes, as is now proposed, be added to the
impressment of supplies, and the rebel lead
ers will raise such storm Of indignant OPP
position among their people as they will
find it difficult to manage. And yet they
must persist in these and other despotic
measures, or stop short in their experiment
of rebellion. II really looks as if the rebel
machine would not be run much longer.