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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

THE METHODIST CHUECH IN DECLINE. -
4 correspondent Of the Western Christian
Advocate, in late letter, gives certain
startling but not singular nor unexpected
facts in relation to the Methodist church.
He says:
Vi forty-eight annual conferences, all but six
report losses ranging from 5,!72 I" Il. An
equal aggregate annual loss for twenty years
would exhaust the entire church.
That this is attributable to political
preaching, no sane man doubts for mo-
ment 1t is not uncommon to hear poll.
tics instead of religion Numbered from
pulpits by professed followers of Christ.
on the holy Sabbath. Preachers, in these
enlightened and tolerant days, seem to
think it more important to attend to the
temporal than the spiritual affairs Of their
flock easier, more profitable and popular
and commendable to serve mammon than
God and in their indecent haste to make
fortune and their indiscreet ambition to
create sensation, forget their sacred char
acter and holy mission.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

VeTE OF THANks.-At an adjourned meeting
OF Confidence Engine Co., No. l, held at their
Hall, on Thursday evening, January Sth, Mr..
Vanderbilt offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Companv
be rendered to Messrs. Gelwicks 4 ,Jannarv
prnprietors of the MOUNTAIN DEAocRAr. GIr
Publishing our notices aud other favors also
to the ladies' and gentlemen who attended our
ball on New Years evening.
Resolved, That copy Of the above resolu.
lIon be handed TO the MOUNTAIN DEMocRAr for
publication w. T. Hrysox S. 'o'
Placervile, January sth, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

The AssENBLY's ISDoHsEMENT.- Last
week We gave the vote Of the Senate in-
dorsing the Presidents negro emancipa-
ton proclamation. The resolution was
sent from the Senate to the Assembly,
but it was too bitter pill for them to
swallow in its original form. Even the
most stupid discovered that it was un.
constitutional and inconsistent with the
esprit of our Institutions" and Mr.. San.
derson, fearful of future political con-
tests" amended it so as to make it less
Objectionable. The words consistent
with the spirit of our institutions" were
stricken out, and consistent with the
laws Of war" substituted. If the procla.
NATION, as the Senate and Assembly dc
clarcd by their votes, is not consistent
with the spirit Of our institutions" are
not the ndorsers Of it enemies Of our Re.
publican institutions? 1t strikes us that
Mr.. Sanderson's amendment has placed
the indurs, RS of it in an aw kward and RI.
dicuious attitude. The following is the
vote or the adoption Of the resolution as
amended:
Ayes-Adama, Addison, Ames, Banks, barclay,
Rarton, Beeson, Blanchard. Burr, Butler, Chap
pell, Clark, Collins, Crawford, Deeth, Denniston,
Dodge, bore, Dudley. ofSoano, Duneomb. Dunno,
Es;cc. Farey, Fitch, Gunuison. Harrington,
IIarston, IIaswell, Hill, Howell, johnson, Kim
owen, J. ". Owen. Palmer, Pat:rn, Personette,
Redfeld. Rider. Robinson, Rule, sanderson, sar-
gent Scott, Sears, Simpson, Smith, of Butte,
smith, of Sierra, Swift, Torrance, Warwick, +,
Wheaton, Whipple, Wilcox. Wilson, Wright, Of
Contra Costa, Wright, of Del Sorte, Yule, Mr.
Speaker-6i.
Noes-Allen, Andrews, Dudley. Of Placer,
ertson, Narney, Watson-ll.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
WOLF BROS

II AVE nov in store the most complete assort
l. ment Of newly imported
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
CARPETS, ETC, ETC,
E9 Ever offered for sale in PLACERVILI.E ~
Every department will be found full Of New and
f A 9 III HIONABLE GOODS
which We are determined to sell at very low prices
FOR CASH.
Our assortment Of the following articles cannot
be surpassed in any market:
French Merinos;
Rich Printed Cashmeres;
French Prints;
Merrimack and othsr American CAL
icos;
All-wool Plaids and Delains;
Foulard Delains;
Cotton and Wool Delains, new style.
Travelling Dress Goods;
Black and Colored Silks;
Cloaks Broche and Stella Shawls;
a largo assortment of Sheetings and
Shirtings;
Carpets and Oilcloths;
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. -
w Ladies are respectfully invited to call and
examine on goods.
WOLF BROS,
uec<' Main street, Placerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramento, Placer and Nevada RR


k'hOM ~ ~SACkAAENfO TO AUBURN STATION
the PASSENGER cars Of the above named roads Win Be
rP rAAN
Mll leSve sacramento at 81 A. H.. and ARR.
Leave Folsom at ~ An, and 5H P.A.
DoWS TRAINS
Leave Auburn Station at and 10k An
Leave Folsom at !. NJ, II ~, aud 5HP Pm
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving Sacramento
at 64 A. NJ, and Auburn Station At log Az.
The 81 4. y. and p \. trains rInninr tArop.h 4,
Auburn Station. ~
Passengers for PlaeerviIe and Carson Valley vill
take stages, and for Lincoln, change cars AZ Fol.o
on tine Hrrixai Of the 6x A. n train, and those a.
Auburn Station retain their seats -S 'O'
ea.aoIe arrangements having been made Tor the
reception Of freight at Auburn Station. n V;lI 49,
amer be received at Sacramento for that point, Yor
ratas of toll apply at the Office 1O'
TICK E;T OFFICE. onposite IN. ..,. ~
FronI street. under the What Cheer House.
oecie J. P. ROBINSON, sapr.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
Letter from Ell Dorado.


FL DoRAro, January ii, ls'8.
EniroE- naNorc1r:-0nr hnc hnr-h j.
prosper!u- = nutn outstanding the muddy streets.
Transfers saw they can vet md bottom. and
will continue n travel oar ruat provided We
do not compel them tu ~ i'm. /; i Conceded
fact, that We have better ruads than Yen VIII
generally tind. tbs j. owing - tie energy
Of our K al Over>eNr. Mr.. tii'u. irr. lie has
labured IL A,S n:;. ia. ca tyliY TT TIE good 81
the people, and has tn.t III - Ori lrs "n+
placed thr road in 4 better condition. Ih"u aII
of lis lrvaccc>>.fs 'l-pr H. VII again bc
elected, yruyia,I be warts The position.
Our town can boast of Two ts tine hotels as
can be found IN the mountains. Iae "orien-
tai, Is keT: ty ti.St -. ILL., >o.- c.,s, Cha ley
b.! Il, and ih n-,h IL a.s mt III r,rrr>'> he
" vet lives" and spread, a.! t4- laAurioS o.; III"
Conducted BY Mr. D. Higgins, is considered
ohc Of iAr hu.>i hotels ia H. c."";fy, and
auv oEc Gvs!riu. Z. square nIrAi, Can b ACCOM-
m"llted hy D-nulS. e Lem frc> - AZ t!e
bar az dis,'nsr~ he pure article. whether i,
be the III e ut c'rn rr the via'a.- Of The IRE
prc>sIbIr, rAA;AcAA.itll. all at-- ;ir"i } N. b.
Lem j. a god naiur, l. c..l a'd Nln!he.G;c':
! cr~> Lug may IA wave N..vHa,1at hug
/ Deui- : >amr":,t ..i .;.:,i t'r'!unlu- 81 At
nigt's. he keeps olr O! tA- ao;e'> that viii do
for a lean aud hungry ia,ie't - attend.
| by..ly- Il : = generally conc" led 'i..l there
has les :"urc S'ch'.-S 'Irrl-t. .tth.- nriE.-
boiho.d. th.s winter. tia" has ever btf"re
known. \ great macy cases have occlrrrd
ainon: the len, 4i,- which base proven ia;Ai.-
| Several h.u.,> iH4' "yt. tdfpy w,ta u "Iie or
Uu''tG = smile, a-vIpN S.i, t'-"!a'e '!pi4 tie
rava-cS cf the l->'rrrc-
The mining In:c',sts az l'nk:nc NJ. The
/ placer 4 --,I:, are iuw bong worked t" ad-
vantage, .jl the Tglfi1 ie.!> 49, a, dom :,
. finely. The" Union, .u..ic,! at .i"' n t.'l,
! is dong a fine huS,'cSs AMI tariyD;H- IT,
! pockets nf iiS p-upf'ctora. understand that
the Frcnc htcwn uIill 5 be ~ ne2 'i4ted inr ty
john CARNEY. Ii - h = tie t.-r, ~ Wji
hear ut ..a,,'a.u- t.,n- de-, ID "a The
quart lu>ac>s ;,..; 81! g. ut :~,4; b.: lit -
the Interests of IT." 90, = oft.,> section.
Oar NlctAt. las lAi-lv beta lncs'cd bv i
band + l, UJv!>, whu al, .' t,.,: II re o. 1
every d.V. hb...i - ",ta a.. t. t..fs-s
w,rt >'.!ru trt.D tie \ --t,''. Il -. ~ ...t
the sane 1890. t.' I;,.t %a- = .! VI = . /
ca. was stepped and tart',;i,e cents tak, r
from the drNlr aud pas .t-sr--Ua4-4 = The
robbers returned, l.> !. .i@- l., r..t,He -..a
si...t t'i.u:c. Ga .t~t =. ri..l "yv0.iL, ... al
seven o'tl.,S Il. ,:.r. Il V. T. Ei>.. =,
spanish Camp. Na- rnh@.d Of .rue i- hnn.
a!vd Il. .,.;s, bf goa. I.-'.. ,.'tg S.. - Ns'-
Supposed l. b. ,I.A,caD>. ID.y ,Lj.r,G u -
drINu t>'.'> .' O. :...... T. . -..-,cr ALL. *
u~A i..r...,:. e. ..-.',,> :. b: ---u- v
bound, url Mo Is. TO-. u.,.l Tie - '.r> nsi
plly'si All HAT. {. hem, w.' yaiuatic. Mr.
!: "l. >'i.. ". 80. s.. .t,.... H ry:ii :.
ali h : -t,!, eAce >,..e olAa-., l't'r :. i'.'.r
api'-'"'-cr. Nio>loR.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17


HAVE PAID THEIL TAAEs.-Dur.ug the past
week, the following parties paid their city
taxes to the treasurer:
Fcrgasen. Mrs. NJ. A.-house and h,.
west side e.. Sacramento stree, north -
OF and adjoining Ejiincer' residence II oy
hirrne, Rlclard-honse and lot. north
side OF Alain street. east Of aud adion.
lhG Bcns anger :, alto house On the
norm S:te ~ Centre street, in re.r.. tS %
Lleirled, Charlts-woodcn bui!lB. and
Io' north sidc of Main street. east Of
=, and ADJ 'inirg Parker property. 90
MGhnStrv. Lee-rooden building and
lot, siAiy feet front north side Of Main
street. east of and adjoining Nashs
property also two horses and wagon 90 A
Ryan, Jnhn-house and Lt, south side
TIi MN street, east # and adjoining
Sh;'iIs I' I9Sef w. properly r!!y......;........ 90
ShleiGS, j W.--resideuce and lot east
sl1e "i Cul'na street, north II aud ad.
joining GIiubcrs residence; also two
houses IN rear OF same: also furniture. Is N
salisbury ). .J.-cash on band and sol
r,.1 vent deb's,; s,;.....:,...........,..... 4 90
side of Sacramento street, south ofapd
T;itaa InJolu'22 Morihern 5 residence. ..,.. . 50
liHman, - ancy-bUuse and lot south side
oi heserE"ir street, west Of and adjoin-
ing ho"4rds property; also residence
Ya,t Le"r -............... 40
9i'L, n"rth OF and adjoining Roy's,
taylors ; and Others. r's..... 4 %
Welch. Michael--house and lot. Main St
east Of and adjoining Nurphy's barn,
also, mu4es and wagon IL oh
Burnham, K. R.M.-solvent debts and mort.
E"SeS. Observation-Disclosures. or
Gilbert, G.. H.-daguerrean apparatus in
Me'zier building ng................. 50
-
LEGISLATIVE DocCaENFs.-We- -are indebted
to Messrs. Sanderson aud Wilcox of the As.
sembly for Legislative documents
ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY COMMITTEE If tho
delegates from this county, Messrs. Sandersos
and Fitch, are members of this committee.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

No JoKE.-The Boston Post thinks it
singular that while all kinds of printing
and writing paper should be going up in
price, Chase's green back paper should be
dcprccialing,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
Sr..~r-.-,,r D,,,,, ~

SUGGrsTIyH RrNoR-The rpmor which
was prevalent N oar streets day nr two
ago, that the Legislature hai adjourned
Il order to give the iudor>cr> of the c'nan-
cipation proclamation an oppa,:2'..:v u
participate in the negro celebration in
san Francisco on Thursday, lacks con.
tirmation." Tie Senatorial caucus, it j.
understood, prevc"ted the members from
accepting the invitation rendered 70 them
by their ebony allies.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

IkrE - THE LET1LE-JamcS Brooks.
mcnbcr Of Congress eject from tie Citv
OF New York, says: The President is
just as much the creature of the Consti
tuition and the laws as a Constable. and
has no more right to enact Proclamation
law than a Constable"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

PnHri Sit" It, >.,ram-ttal 'aio",
with charar:,i-'i' l.',i ar>> a9l mai
cioHSa -, ,a.v''y c.ii. j Mat i, hre.v to
be 'y;'. report with respect to the pfH.
ocNAT. Tie f,w"jnE, crios,n-, cowariiy
creatures vino cou;ro. and connect the
Union think it manly 70 stab an enemy
in the back or Ia TIE 9ak, and 'eycr let
an opportunity ip toiriur. thv,hn>ire>>
or reputation Of those whom they dislike,
provided thcy can always IL il coycr,!y
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
TIA. oIrr 41sD COUNTY.

BLANxS-Neaily printed blank deeds, mort.
~a1ea declarations Of homestead, powers OF
\ 70 eySIs<A t>Ie=SNNk djSNte Nds- uSar-
ria9e certificates, etc, always for safe az tnis
once. Orders from distance promptly hi'ed'
Nxv GOoDs-Orr enterprislng iownsmAn,
Aaron Kahn, will to-day receive large invoice
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bis second large
importatiou for the winter. His stock will
eo1priss everything desirable in the way Of
eSOahiug, hats, boots, etc.
MAX NAsrEa.-St James Chapter, No l6,
r. A. NJ, will confer the degree Of Mark Mas
TER. on Wednesday evening next. All Com
pauiOus in good standing are invited to attend
RAnHx RorE, "CSief boss" O. Wells, FArgN
/ Co.'S Express, is as punctaal as a chronome'
ter iu the delivery Of State papers,
BRADSHAW i Co, have a lot OF beautiful pho
tnRraphic albums, the mos, appropriate Of pres
euts for distant friends, when cmbelliSaed with
photographs
Ws are indebted TO Hernandez &..Andersou
cisco papers.
ALMAxAcA A~The Messrs. Van VOORHEES,, at
the MiSers' Drug Store" have any quantity
except 9 small quautity--of almanaes for
1Ss3, which they are anxious to- give away,
Vfree gratis, for nothing They also have
splendid assortment Of drugs, medicines, tot
let articles, etc, which they are selling at the
lowest prices.
H.K. SrowE, Esq, of Cniontown, will please
accept our thanks for file Of the Sacramento
Daily Union for two years. Who can tell how
many millions of lies are contained in it, The
truths told by the Union are easily counted,
but the lies-goodncss gracious!
A FASHIONABLE outfit Of good material has
done more to advance the fortunes Of many a
prominent citizen than some people imagine
A man may as well be really awkward as to
have iIl-6tting garments, for the result is the
same. Houston, Hastings Co., OF the Lick
House, San Francisco, are just the men to fiji
you out TO your own satisfaction, and the de-
light of your friends also.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

CONSISTING "f -
Fine Black Broad Cloth Frock Goats;
Fine Cashmere Suits;
Fine Black Doeskln Pants;
Black and Fancy Velvet, SILK, and Cas-
simere Vests;
Silk, Cashmere, French Felt and Wool
Hats
Mining and Dress Boots, comprising
Benkert's, Godfrey's and Wings
Best, IN great variety;
Davis & Jones' White and Calico Shirts
Gents Furnishing Goods of Every De-
scr.ption;
India Rubber Coats, Pants, Leggins and
Boots;
California Blankets, large variety;
Carpet Bags, Trunks, Vahses, Umbrel-
las, Etc, Etc.
COLTS PISTOLS, Of all sizes, constantly
q. haiid.
p THE HIGHEST PRICE n
PAID FOR
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
91r Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase win do we'll
- Saii 9nI examine my stock, IS DEFY COME
IIIIoN. ). BAMBERG Err.
[iani4l
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

nEEDS, MORTGAGES AND DECLARA-
~ tlons OF Homesteads, for sale at thi. Office.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
MARRIAG T. S.

At the Riverside Hotel, (CaTsDn ROad0 on the
md Miss Martha Ferguson, an Of this County.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
MisrrIIanrous an6rrtising.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted to me respectfully re-
"A quested to call and settle their accounts By
the 18th Of January next
s1r No account will be enlarged until the old one
q Sesaled A. HAAS.
Piacerville, December 9th, 1s69-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

though a false conception of principles
aud morality hurried on In the ca recr Of
the drunkard by the avcrtcd eye Of un-
kind epi,het--possessing too little OF
stamina, too much OF mock pride, their
spirits yet Louyant are crushed by colJ-
ness while dccpsr draught Is drained,
aud more deadly enemy entertained
ccause Of the gloom ,'yr s.lrcA too of
ten thoughtlcssy-.by older heads and
hearts oi more experience. IL is the mis-,
sion Of uur ordrr-thank hcavcn--to aid
hcm aud all others in resisting evil
not by gloomy commands nor startling
proposition, but by gentle un'iriug en-.
treaties, quiet unyiclding supplcUtion.
Truth is iicry--and IL there be no SYM
pa,hy existing between grey hairs aLd
young hearts, aged forms aud youthiui
impulse from our mcnbcrs, cc some Of
the kindcst aud best hearted--ior inilu.
cnce ever potent must be cxcrtcd either
for, or against us.
+" Let US not be weary ia wcll doing"
rings every night IN CUR cars, and n,y il
go forth into the world with W, ncying
the arm, Strengthening the heart. Whcr-
w N"' l'iNN'lANo Nah w VI uNullt ltA us
inculcato them until the world can see
the difference between finely spun the.
Vry nbuunding in flowers Of rhetoric and
quiet peaceful, lives crowned by good
works. With right good will let US sag {;
Roll on oh gallant Temperance ear.
Air every hill aud verdant vale
Till Heavens rcmotest tWinkling star
Smile, at rehearsal Of tho ttls
by hearts. where choices, balm Is poured
or homes, TO peace AID joy restored
Roll on ! Eqrths richest blessing waits
Heavens smile Is still Withdrawn
hu, 'h'''''s' 'Ie si,ie.inr pcnih gate
We catch glinrse Of dawn,
We know the "isht will pass away
Aud earth be filed with trighicsi u.,
II. VI. =.
Republic, Nov. ., 1863.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
NO. 10
saEvrrrEs.

Mortified pride often takes tha namS
and guise Of a broken heart.
Most incn love the conflicting 5, \, sra
all men love 10 b. tod they do.
A great mind, without tho notfiiio6 U
adversely. would starve. n.
De whatever you will, but, firs, II all
b. YOURSELF
We conlrss small faults by way Of iu.
s'nuating that We have nV grca, onosf
IL "sphitdal consolation" drbwnins
care by drinking -r
When men are long Indifferent toward
Us, we grow Indifferent to their indifFrrs
cncc.
Il is said to be misprison for ,rcssor u,
ask soldier tc take dinner and des,r,
Women can keep a secrc, bu, II
generally takes a good many Of then u
The paper containing many fnc point,
ls--u paper Of pine.
What do we often drop, yet never
sioop to pick up A hint.
a sick cobbler must be regarded a. be
ing well when he begins to mend.
Why is joincr less h2ndson,c than hi.
wife. kOse he is a great deal. .ploner.
The sieve through which the man
"straincd every nerve" is for sale a, tho
first cost.
The yorng lady who fell in love has
just bccn pulled cut by the darling fellow
who success ully struggled with the
world.
The wny TO make wattr taste better
Than champagne, is to eut salt 4 ,sh about
Six hours prrvicus to imbibing il.
~ of chungii;",y.S ngii".SBse lBE,e suggcs,s the 9roprie.
worI to needless work. "a'hc needle
a printer never ougl, 10 back ou, r-o,r,
a. AFFAIR Of honor" because he il stilI,
cd IN the use Of shooting sticks.
"ob, that my governor was .,;,os
wi'h rcmihani fever 70 is somc,imss
Tue uni''nI wish of Hmedienl student
The Boston Pot saws ,ha, n,w ,.;.,
II. -.t...... A.. "a ~ uTt 10 attUrnsNa
"""' 'e'"P''' "N physicians.
i have pain in.
coach said when they put s'ue' as tho
in the coor. window
vyL., l., .hro,o,,ov At, ",
~. "aa or n,.ovrj cn,r,nt u,,, Ether
nv.
,wo lid. oremay,,r. in
49, ,,, 80 sa,',a,',s,.,s. md
w. % o"i ~" ,,Ir r r,, ~ M, 80, iooi.
'"'o wv W -,
Those two EnglishpI" VIZ ,t, a,'.ev
cd the source 2f '"s N"o ,', snVu. mn .oa'v /"
over here p"S '''e'''' "' '"'' ''N"'
'rhc vanity of human life is like
river, constantly passing uwry, and yc,
eorstn"''y 'oa.ug Wv, ,rrv r,,.
reduced. lately read in medical man,
some'hi"g about letting bluod - ,E,',
unhappy, wcehi, "reatur,,. wri,c. ~ "a .,
know 1--WE can inform ,... vbo L,,. !, !,
and whether he can IN modera., So.
hire sumo for lew years. We refer hIs.
to the L~nc,t.--PuHeA.
I,pc h fore tho aNorc,It u,u,s, ,dn
G,Ilv hsnkc ou,. me, wore nsbnmoJ 90
thrir nnmes. and n man TnvIor % ,.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
Apporuonment for the Dran.
Psovosr. .M.ssusL's Orrcrl
9rH CoSeREssIosAL DIsrRicr oF Ono
sASpusKr, Ohio. Nov. 9th. A. ID. 1865

The quota of men to be furnished by th,
9th Congr, ssional District, under the lat,
call Of the President for Three Hundred
Thousand Troops, Ia Seventeen Hundred and
Ninety. four. The District has been re-sub
divided. 50 as 10 allow 10 the separate town
ships aud wards, credit fcr the number ol
Volunteers Recruits. furnished by each since
the 25,h Of October, 1863.
The number apporiioucd TO each sub Dis
trict Is gwen In the following table. II the
required number is not raised by Volunteer
iug, Draft will be made for the same and
Finy per cent in addition. to cover drfcien
cies arising from exemptions allowed by th,
IL. STEINER,
Capt. and Prov Marshal 9Th Dist. u Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
OTYIcE PRovosr MARsHAL Of tbe)
9th Congressional District OF Ohlo,i
Sandusky City, Oct. ~. 1868.
Recruiting Service

By virtue OF an order issued by the A. A.
Provost Marshal General Of Ohio. am au-
thorix.d 10 receive Recruits, for any Regi'
ment. Battalion or BATTERY now In The
hs,s nSSatv Iso,a ,D,s Of THREE THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS will be paid TO all new Recruits-
and Bounty Of FOUR HUNDRED DOL
LARS for veterans.
ANY one desirous OF securing 10 himself
the benefit OF this liberal offer Of the Coy
eminent, can do 90 by application at a.
dusky City. Ohio.
Cant. and Pro. Marshal, 9th dat ST
Nov. S, 1868.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
Notice.

OrFIcx oE fRovosr MARSHAL OF the }
9th Congressional District Of Ohio.
Ssndusky City, Oct. ~, 1868.
Rec ruiting Service.
BY virtue Of an order issued by the A. A
Provost Marshal General Of Ohio, am au'
TO receive Recruits, for any Regi.
ment. Battalion OF Battery now in the field
from this State.
A Bounty OF THREE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS will he psi d 10 all new Recrulis--and
a Bounty OF FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
for veterans
Any one desirous Of securing to himself
the benefit Of this liberal offer OF the Gov
ernment, can do so by application at my
Head Quarters in the Custom House 10 San
dusky CITY, Ohio. J.J. 81 Elmer,
Capt. and Pro. Marshal. 9th Dist Of Ohio
Oct. l6. 1863. 2--u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

or DO you take tho Tribune II
you don't now is the time to subscribe
for il, Union men, ,pa,rcnise your home
psper, Ate not t Ja,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
The Com nsiticc Meeting.

A philosophical old gentlemen was one
day passing new school house erected
somewhere toward the scttihg-sun-bor-
bers, of our glorious Union. when his at
tention was suddenly aroused by u crowd
of persons gathered around the door.
He inquired Ola boy, whom he met.
what was going on.
"Well, nothin' 'cept the skulo com
mittee, aud tn y're eoin' in"
"Oh, committee meets to-day. eh :
What for !"
"Wcll," continued The boy, "you SEQ
Bill, that's cur biggest boy, got mad tho
other day OF the teacher. und no no went
oil over and gathered dead cats. Moth
in but cats aud cats. Oh, il was oriu,.
them cats"
"Pshaw what have the cats TO do
with the school committee 70
Now, well, you c, Bill kept bring
in cats and cats always pilih' 'cin up
Wonder, (polnting to a large pile, as large
in extent as pyramid, and consid srab.y
aromatic) md he piled them aud piled
them. Ncthi but cats, cats 2"
"Ntvcr mind, my son, What Fill did.
What has the committee met for 10
"Thon Bill got sick hsndlin' 'em and
every body got sick nosin' 'em; but Bill
got madden and didn't g ve rp. but kept
pilin' W the cats, and"
+" Tell ne xhst the committee arc
holding meeting for p
why, the 'skulc committee are going
to NEE, 10 hold meeting to say whcth-
er they'll mJvc the sk,llo house or them
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10

Work ,--The bcst lerson father can
give his son Is his :---sWork ; srrpngth-
en- your mural and mental iaeuliics, IS
you wonli ttrergthen yosr muscles by
vigorous exercise. learn to conquer cir
cumstances you are thQn independent
OF fortune. The nicn Of athletic minds.
wha left their psarks on s.o yeass IN
which they liv, a, were oil tsaincd m q
rough school. They DID net mount
their high position BY tie help of u lri<
ersgc they leared into ehahzns. efsp :
oiled with tho opposlpg rocks. Asoit45 av-
slanchcs, and, when - goal was reach,
I'd, felt that but for The toil flsat hal
strengthened thsm ~ they ssrvvs. Il clSid
peycr have bcsQ uttaiaecs"