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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20
Truly yours

A RieHr MovfMfsr. "A movement Is
on foot in Nav Jersey looking to thor.
ongh organization Of the, Union men Of
that State, who mean to be prepared FOR
any emergency which may arise and es-
pe>ially TO counteract, by diffusion Of COR
rect political information, the efforts of
the coPPerheads to demoralize public
sentiments, yI y,
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Statement

Or tho exact amount Of money in
the Treasury Of Seneca County, Ohio. at the
close # business, this 9th day Of MARCH,
A. ID, 1863, showing the balances yet re-
manning to the credit of each fund -
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Rcsidencc for Sale.

For SALE-a residence on the
west side Of Washington etteet, n ,hort duisnee
south Of tho Court House. Title perfectterms mod.
srAts. Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars enquire OF
u A. DYERs, An'y.
February %, lsd3-am
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''QSr The number al furiougbs granted
At the iurlough office in Washington
averages tive hundred and filty per day.
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War Claims a Pensions.

remington, Lee u Brewer VIII
give RIompt attention TO the eolseiiea aud ptesseu.
tion OF all elaims sgaiat the Government, for back
pay, boHhiy, Sc.. and procuring i.a
PENSIONS
Tor disabled solGisIsa and widows of eeso,sd officer,
and soldiers ti'Ift'l.
Ma. PESsisaroN having retired from tho army.
has resumed the practice OF law.
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or Tho anoienis dreaded death. the
Christian eau only feav dying. ,,.e
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-20

Correct amount in Treasury. sla.ls5 70
j, Isaac KAeY, Auditor Of Seneca County,
Ohio. hereby ssruiy that the foregoing state
ment iscorrect e'fil~leN
,...... ISAAC KAGY, Auditor.
THIN, March 90, 1868. 24-2t
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500 bushels Flax Seed,

WE are in receipt Of 500 bushels fax seed
which we will furnish To larmers Wishing ~
SOW. Seed eau also be obtained ~ DrlnIns.
ter's In Melmoro. Cal aud get the terms.
II. A.BUSk1Rk 4 BRO.
Tinin, March l3--tf
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The ,iayoralty Candidate.

rul interest OF our approaching Charter secuou
eutr.s almost exclusively upon the candidates for
IT. once 4 Mayor, Three gentlemen have zen
uotrinsisd, who represent respectively the polih-
a. opinions Q, our voting population, excepting.
Ter sps. those ultra re'orn-rs who would iortgo
pAt,, Er the sake u tho Irusr Interests oi TIE En-
lf, CIV. The good men Of oil psrtis' ssf.e 'hN
batter administration ot our mLh.cipsi Ahfi.s -
L.. dol; but, with their usual sp1thy, h1vc neg
,cte any effort to accomplish 1t, uutl too is'o
~ ,,srtLro~ the combinations q the tied ns Pill
scins who have for 80 many yesrs CONTROLLED ihe
w.. Station o, our city.
rlr Tsmmapv and mozart csndjd,ts, fEArcts
J. T. BOoLE, has been . prominent member OF tho
b,,td Of Aldermen for number Of year sud, u
int cspSci,y, has taken such good ears ihis own
lo'tt,h repusstion, tbat Mayor orpYKt made him
CITY Inspector. la tbs position he has exhibited
cnergy and sblay that las obtained for him ,hc
communication OF his bit,ersst politics. opponents
Tie Iartizans Of Mr.. BooLE oouaiently predict lie
-lsc,ou, while his opponsnn claim thss II be is
ers'trl " ths hiyh one Of our Chief Nag straie.
che King" would tben own Mayor, under whom
ibery and corruption would be likely 10 ia1esas
en- enormous extent
inc hepuolcAb csudldetA, OfisoH BiNSr, - l. 4,
sac ,ssaed in isb3 to represent the thifd Ward IN
ere Bosrd q Aldermen. Since then he bias been
more or lees connected with municipal af,irs, sud
has achieved an envisble reputation ~ en- opponen,
Of all those piundsring schemes ,h.i have increased
sos burdens OF our tau payer, and eurcled !'"
rnscrupulols cf6ce holders NJ. BIusr -s-
s'ctsd Supervisor in 1917. and - Chairman 81
the Corscripton Reei ConlmiSsTe, 80 scOnoIu!gai!y
expended he FUNDS Of tho city Aas nearly hsf q
million Vi doiisrs rsiDsned IN the Treasury. Re-
e"Tty be has organized . system FOR &c n,'ny
sue disburssmens OF city bounues ~ yolurseers oi
IL. payment OF which NJ. BLusr recently procured
.n uppropri alton OF two millions OF ,do!lsrs Th'
Supporters o. Mr.. Blunt anticipate his election, 10
nsv ba that he would admin isIcT tLe A..s - Ma
wish the same fidelity - the people tns, 10 n.
"ah.b.!sd in OIL the oiher public pslucas WHICH b
s4sL held.
c GoDrHHr Gusrnx., ESQ, Ms c,ndiine @
We Independent Democracy, ha, never bold gu,
pIb,i Office; but for many years h. Aas Seei
'is't,fei with the Democrats parry. Two yesr
ho wss the Tsmnsny caniidASS ior Nay OF
poll larger vote than the Mozart nominee
= ming disgus,ed with she trading politicians
ap.t., Nj. GU>ruTI has again become csnd
". iNr m. purpo,c OF rebukirH tho poltlci
tors who have Hitherto controlled al y
''ons, and @,lI them 20 the hishest bdd,
icisans' character Of Mr. GuSTuEs hss q
MIN ~ troo, d OF friends aud he will be SUI
.A.u "a, SUPP o. the Mscsun'e conmunit
~. ruceutiy held meeting sRd ratified
,..l,lsiGp
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DEArMs.


dsy. '. 4-J. DIS. Mar .n.ue.. ss.utsJe.T..
She s9 for many jean . member u he Broadway
tabernacle. 23
heCAFFREY-On Nov. 9Th, Mary jan. young.
est daughter Of Edv ard and Johanpa MeC,fey.
The friends Of the family, and those q hi uncle.
Josel Powell are respectfully invited 10 attend he
funeral, on sunday afternoon, NV. %, At u,
oeioct, from net Ists resideno., > Infdt. 1iO
McDONALD-on Nov a. Mar. n MrDon.1.
ne HIsbd ~ ~ tau g. a. i.I Iestd 4 ga
", .us;si' a. n Il late i,...,r.,,o " st At.
% l.. r TO. &C. -
..PiDGLoN-Oa tie 27,b in {, Pate p d.to .. acel
%
III. nd' &c the family arc ~ p.e.huly iaM ID &c
attcn4 ne ~ er,l. on y ino tsiIoor,S y -, a.
~ O'Clock nom the Itsiicucs ~ IT.. ,or, LAt 10 Cd.
PidsgoD. cor Of Jiosb, apa HY-stop tt The r.
msin. ~.ll Be taken TO Cayary Cemetery ior inter.
nent lOl
sntEHAs On Tmudsy Nov 2o, Anne she-
han. ths beloved wife Of Aichss sheehaD, IN hs "a
year ~ her age.
The r.stvss and fd,nds Of the f.miy ere respect
'ull' invited attend thC funeral OIL usdA. att
pO' o. Nov -, / O'Clock, from her at rciicfra,
- sshinston ~. without fIrthei notice fa
wATERsON Al Harlem. on r1ur.dav cvtu ne,
Nov -, o. p,ralssig iieurt Nstursou, A. o. W..
The teia.iNe, sud friord, II the fsuiv. AZ 4
hi, sons. MAS. Pstsr McCusksr Aud rimo'hy Kelly
are repeatedly invited ~ attend the funeral, on
Nunday aft,in Nov. ~, ct o'clock from hi,
late rrsid'uce, 18th o., bet 81 and 9Th AYES 50
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tie loreisA poAcy 4 lie g,,,rsiheu' ifm ga .
few 4 to t.fies th.te % ssse 10 tie nsant,fns
i VII Oe wee ...'A .. ..'.r d.. ,---. 60
vat ~. new Cong ess Lnsy tie sD,mstsd Is stfh
Of tire patriotism and hbi, an earnest detsrmi-
nsii,n 70 IL ben L.sds stove tie mire o. party
pol tics. and reach only for TIE reward thst ish-
Ia p,rf,rnsnc. = q cir duty VII secure Tor hem
~ zoe hands ot che p'ople.
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TIL. NEW YORK Sun.


sAruRpn yCE,iNG >.N. 80
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vAmyBOryr nAagrr RrrAu r0cA
Hsv ToRK, friday, Nov.

T'bk- Friuhy, NV ~.
B,lisAsv Asn<s. fsv N.-Rossiinx psecs~- l0alS
Roupi ,,eahs, lOAll su ION ia, lisls. Porta ~.
d., ISak. Soup, .ss. Mutton. 9AlO, Vesl, l"sl5.
PoIt, ia .. Cornsd ao. All. lambs, GsIO. Cosusd
bssf, haif.
But.sv, DE-. p~ D. lsnttsr. 25s7.e. Chssss, lss
eye Gses, hssb, 4 ar sbr. LARD, ~
Pr,.,tA pss A-lried sppes, We. cnsI,., Sue.
p ps,.. su .iV' 81 o. can.ns% Il, Ise' ' 1912
Pr., es' pIcs' f.h, nc; i.iP: Perch Perch ios'
KsA, lOsl,e. suiysd has. siSe. Goa, &c ti'updsr,.
Perch. i2c. Blaes Fnh, 10. salmon Trout, lbs. e.
P,ehe,aj, lae. I1bsters Dc. orssA r~s 100, st|se
ssloo., ClsmA :, SsaC TO- t',ls los Ne AL
Cod hsh, Iase. Salt salmon, l3.i SC DO hacAy-,i
lo.l2e. emohsd sAimon. i's|o. nASdines tnA
v,e.aSh..s. --Pots,a-., hfnh. l,sit. Peach Bo.,i
nercerA lac. Sveet Potatoss. bali Lscs, Ape. Ipr
nips M pk. lte. Cabbage, hsa.. l2siae ouious, hs
pscs 3Oe. CAuots ben aoss ResSA IN, be Lot
Sute, head, Case Ce l@y ,DaBeL. ISAo. I1nstoss Ut
Toe IHskA bunch, !.
.s,soIed x~ofs, %, D.-H.r. "a. - shosas.s
Zoe. Besk, slae. tiannn. ltc.. rousu~- So. ~
Clear p-gh, lie.
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UEATMA.

CONWAY Ga Nov. 2ith, Gehsei Convey, In the
Ill, bro,ssr, John AND ,hMi.- Conway. .l.o
bis relai'", sni fucud., ar' repeatedly invited 10
stsnd ths iahs,, 90 s.nc.y ,t-gIYon Nev Z, a.
O'CLOCK, irvr. ms Ats rssd'nce, ~ f!ttst, slhcut
further Invitation. lau
popD-In Wiin,m,, ursh. on frs,y Nov 2.,h
Of con ,unpi0n, Lucy A Dodi'~ife o. thsg.e. podd.
Tho relatives and friends q The family o.. r..p.e.
fully invited to su:"e th' tune,sl ~ sunday
snsrnoca Nov. 70, At ocioo,, nom her late r-.l.
d'rce. No. Fillmore Pi'rs b'..'n yssrrr.,p
eopy. lll
FAIyry-On Friday, Nov ~, M,ur,cs. ,ld.., ,o,
Of Timothy aud Eisa 4 alvey, aged year. spd h,
IN. f,cn,s o, N. family, and tho-o q h,.uncls.
invited ~ attend the fuoeiAi, on snnos, atsra'2n,
Sov ~ al s'sloSs Pre:,''b no'a 'A' I'''d'H,' Of
GRAY I'm Yr,d.y Nov ~ Man Aun Gr.- the
beloved wife - Lenls GRAY. she sAs nsn', q
North Iino' But, 10. l!2srei' heiAnd, sEs1 -
Tho relatives and friend Of the family ar. respect.
fully invited TO s'tend the iun"s, ga, 'sa.aita,y
ca " ilel, a., without hlrthes uotics. 1871
HYSES-On Friasy. Nov. =, OF disease NJ the
heart, Catharins hli'y, the b'!ove! vile OF Peter
Her relatives ,nd repa. are re.peetfuly invited
% attend Der ianeI, from her lat r,.iirne.l 70
p nO1s. t Sg, ~ ''''''' '-"'1'p"' 'i"'
jenkins In south Rroo,lyn, % Thur,day Nov,
90 ISIS William EdGtr itnk ~, BE-, a7cd 10 years,
o mCutAs And 70 dsys.
Dearest is.t'r thou hast 5,s.'n..
Bi'ifi' doi W., r1ih ar,r
lie can ~ cu' ortoN- hal.
ni,rslativs' and 'rene' a-e r',2err'r,y y,tea 70
eusnG the i0A..Ar i..,1 b .a.' t"'4 a'', F.,H
if' a., ua.n' vii p. r,k" b., Ner 81. H,y IN
/ 1rH. l.,-ue.,,. pap r.a.t r'n.. ~
. hiIlN -Oa Irl. ...,, So. 80, IAne- re.y,
"a, .rai, .ol ,..lr ..e. or q ...'r aye
,'is''t' q" atld -, I.Ht 'S'' o. t'AGi Ht"''
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

FATHER MATHEW /. \. -. 500 lLIl
dsy evening. Nv 18th % th,ir han ut 10 -Aut and
ia spcsttu, Ae,srs Rf!EGlI ano ~Ni TliF.
ni LurupsaA lane e. tsnptfAuoe praJuis, hi,u y.
CEONAs. J. 81 KHAN, 49, s.1e. JOliN. -tut
ins ~ A-s-r. NAh-LA>b, Mo- Nsltt ~ -.
Gkkil, >tI.Lis y apd Viisr. a o'rfsor at piano.
PAGh. MI LIN Az, Pee. ]. NJ IA tA',i.,-
Sc ~
rrtMPERANt ktNiNtL--NtFIt'N
J. Division No. D., ~ors a. . importance, ~ hold
their aubhr Tsmp suce meeting usIal nt -uri-y
evening 81 Boisnie iibli, be Fast Broadway. t,ooi
-rrst ~ and singing llay a'satt be go ted Al
inis-.ou tras Al are invited RlIn4i 800 Al sim
Chairman. II"
'EkMPkkASCE - INptrl N1i>I wash.
l. ingtonisn Temperance W. thus. ever, SUNDAY
.veuinl, at o'clock, J., BIN,.y. Dr. i. " IEAS-
~ ard .s.ersl new ,ptnksr, ~ stlrs,. the ly.
ms tp.niurroS syenins, -
'l'WiNE MASH IN'Tl'EtES ASST, -
L zion The rssular monthly ns.'lng vii be he'd
Al ~ Bs.kmlu f.r rtt luesdN,, bre iE, At2 y.
w. W.. BlE' ~, Pros. JAS. !. lEANtE,,
Sec
Dnf FATHER MATHEW 1. \. r.. so
L ci-ty, Nc 2. \. I. Hal, nrmilt RridInt, conner
30 avenue and $50 she b'.t plsce IN IN, c't' 70
,peri ~ eysnins. THIS society .uI hold q - al
ruh.'r 1,mp'flbg fnfftiDA on SUNDAY, \ v 20 d. -
O'Clock 4 /. tdares,c' by br fr.Hrr tn .G.'N
b's John Ac,,rsh, Pre- i4snt d 1T. JHlnrs koGap
tsthoiic T. \. Is society. and other, Sin, ~ D.,
Mrs CLARK aisUs No Ort 81 ~han. and .hot luHus
Temperance vocalist, Nj Rid. Nr. g. shelton, II
ovn NrGovan, S,st,r O'Rricn and "ihs0' Nl'.
LIAM Vi N.ln Precedent. WILLIAM FOSTER.
Rec -
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Forty-fosr FiyN Premiums In 1855.
Thsrs IA but Frat Premium SEWING MA
CHINE. The GROVER g hAkEk Asenine hs'
been a-ard,dtventy three hrs' premiums Al state
Fair. ard twenty a. city aud county far in iSos
making ~ In all. ssenoorn- a96 broadway, Nc~
xort and fs9 Fulton y, Rrookiyn sN
For the Hair-Bnrry'- Iricopnrrou- go
Tie bet and ehsapcst article sold ~ druggists 20
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TRADE NOTICES.

A RTGCi.tE MEETING Oi not 81 ttE.
Agsrtnra' mon ~ /, Val be held ~ u,ef roou'
L., Ulser,, on Nohlay evening, S,y. ~ h. a.
tus.n '.s toHe,rnug the mschiALt. SILK, re,h
,out f,snee; n Conc, u dont efdmLi, >.
IN York Painter Association svc sGrnnd
Bs Il l,,ins Hal On M'nday yrnnsn,t, i.cN.
sAiUria, evening 4 READY. rr1s. AS
RODKBiNDERS-AN INVITATION *
~ stors. hall Z, ard 10 'nsist, On. ioei aa;,
cdhs. biR>E, frs. " i. bAf, Sec =
BOILER MAKERS ATlfNIlON-THk
- sub COMMITTEE on Ball N-s reiu ,'ted = meet At
hiii'ay Hall 1873 Bovery. on saturday evening. for
i.selysa' ~ order, jams r SNIFF, Pref,
WILLIAM 1DONNtLL. re. So. Boiler Makers
steam boiler M,ssn iensyoicn' Hseeis'ion viii be
held a. the C;ty Assemh Rooms, On Monday evening
ssrnlp, i" order. JAM SWIFT. Pr....,
WILLIAM O'DoSStlL, Rec. see. ~
NOrlIE-ALL TlSSMlTilS ARR EARN.
lNesuy requested 20 % TO work ior I'D OChE,
ias he union. Ti " lie; a. sustain 'hs.e men
10 their nobl. ae, n : CAMPBELL, Pfcs. 2I9
NIW YORK CAKNEks' ASSOCIATION -
~ ,s Meeting The carver, viii me at goi ard
s93 II weTy siucsy nIorplas. 2s.h mt, at ock,
final On, iroin the d,sgen. 80 :, and TO trsu..et
| GRlfSlSG EE, see LAP
SPF,IAL NOTICE - 10 TIE MIR
| - chants, Master shipSrish.. sad al shom it tnaJ
| conc.fn. At meeting of legate- rtpfes.u.ins
| rhipsrights ~orkins IN the Navy lari new ards
aud old work held n, botanic Hall. D. East u rpad.
VA, TNurris 18th met, IL vs unsn uUI-Iy ic-
solved ,hst ia consequence 4 NJ hc' and iulIes.
Ing icsu o. prnvruu-- ard he otice re"ts .ai . OF
| Hfe y. demand increase %. 90 cent yer d. "a
our p'e,-nt uAss ahi after nett Mond-', anth "
! Nov, rb.r 49, o-d'. 4 PtBElNt, Guam tu.
| !, CLARK See iGa
| 'TuE MAClliNlSlS ~ NE DEl ANA
i Ter Iron Nors. irluest u 10 attend meet =.
OH v uudsy 3th NJ - eiocs. a. o. B,nk 81. u
| order ~ lie 'ounnitter. -
TO ne COSfECTlONERS OF NEW
i NorN ard BteoI Ign You r.slectlu,iy teluut-
ed 1, stsni meeting of tho trade, 60 ~ held II
! Bovsry. II rou are men come TOT sfi Is. Vris' II
! IL, President, \. 4. Cl iBBth.. AIN MILLER,
! See !-
LIMITED TT 9NEkS OF HhW YUkk y
~ vicinity Notice 10 her.b, ven, that "a consr
Iuencs o. resolution, tbe raised pricts ill We ps 4
trou Monday, Nossnib,r 3uth vet Esc1 sN1p is re-
qul ed o. send dslecAi.s 70 the treasurer llEIt "
80 sfs stn st. N rive ttei. reports ssd Nu"dsy
sysnns. Nol1LNstbliD President D. fflit'
NAM. ~
WOOD TURNER'S EkIlOS--ihrre
! w vii b. a "a. -etlrs on Nouday e snins at =.
ooiors, a. ~. ktAuIs, ia I... Houston s. hst
lst -ui - Ave-. ~
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HEIvS.ICe> NOTICES.

mn RtN bANID D',NAN. d.. ~
i Unittd Pr.sbyteriaD church, III p'.sch -
tn norror sstta'h Afternoon. IL WAND stou ia
HarI M between l 9Th aud 10th 81 ID Az IA
ssry &c. 10 comm ace 81 oelotk. lac pubic te
Invited 10 attend. 10
TABERNACLE, 40 BROAD" Ny REV.
up CrSs A. .ceu-,e. no.ui... uuI evening or
al Ii.ttI ~ D-+ms, ~ &C r". rornnr' n YIN
:. ,ua - we" e. iifpt' MOI o.. ga - ~ a. >
81, e Aim. 10 rtr-t'fd -t.'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fail and Wiatrr.--The best place 10 In,
fan and Winter eloihinsi- at 4. ~. BAIbNINS
10 and ~ Bovcry. The larsrst asortment soo isrs
eat store in the city. By
Warm, Winter Moolen Clothing. a. ever,
a. FyASS' Extensive e. o,hinT Warehouse, &C and
e. Fulten 81, may b. iosnd oae Of the ..Isest and
hAndsonest AssuItin mt Of ons y vcrroNts, Goats.
P.nL Yest,, Ind.r.AInenl., Sc. Sc, sc, &c at
the usually Low pricss foI which ias s>t.blsUnsnt
has teen known Tor years 800
=. Y. 1850 N,-W~ WIN Pay NJ Per
dorsa for all P.snts.ion tters io,,ics delivered
81 our mspufsetory, LOB Liberty -, in good order.
Bsssrs OF counterfeit stnf In fenllcd bottle. ANY
person pretending to sell P,sutstion bittrs ~ the
ss.lon OF in hulk 10 an iuipos'er and spindls- sac
that every bottle has our private Government stamp
over the cork. i. II DRAKE SEQ w
J. Nspoleon Phelps.
Modest Electric en-, and Electric Physicisn.
Rooiu 10, Cooper Institute
of.rc hour from Q a. N to . Y. NJ. lch
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l.ELIGIOus NOTICES.

ALI. SAINTS CHURCH. COR. OF UfS-
"A ~ and -'smmel ss setv.cc. Al lo'< an aud
= nm On sunca'. Nov - b. IA, Rector. the Rev
: \ N1hNlILl l., ~. pea, d - tho morning, and
she Rev br. :. H. NfsItS, A,.ttALt Nint.ter ot
lIIty thur'h h, viii preach al AiNeri semen IN h'
- MI ~siis ire. e. AL t5l
DkOlllER PLItk, WITH A BAND UF
- raging Bfrtheru, aye expected TO conduct the
service, m We wesleyan .'Ap i, tJttast ace ~
t-ttu ecker and Houston st., RIM. lea, .. sud
.W. Inc pubic 1re invited. Rev. T. ASH
PA..u. lht
CkELSE 81, n. L. CHURCH, BEL.
~ y -onio and sIllng ste Rev. ". u; {, ,R "
aud ~ joins x WAKDLE, P"tur At : o. OK
IN LuotuIs. gu WSGnesdsy .Nenng' f1a r
mreiins ON trids, eVonng, s,tts nee, IaJ
7 g. BISHOP IL 10 PREACH Ip-Muk.
S'ior even ug, At - o'ctoeE, at the sanctuary,
los ilf-i u, N he auuiec, " lsIaei's d'uy.o.L
the silsn.um, 90, &C." Ihe pul lie are inv.'ei. ~
METHODIST PROTESTANT ChVktN,
A'l AuornavU.- Preach ns %. morrow MOI ming, ~
~ 'Io.. by tnt ksv. Il. NoJuhLIf. Aisrr
Us b. the Pastor, Rev, wM Il. HAMMOND The
puuHc tnvisa. ocsts nee.
NOrlCG-1EE REV. mR. sHlMEALL
D caches rvshITiy evr.y sabbath morning u nd
evening, Ia Sue lalsr Hall, cor IN AMI sd It,
sut .ac' iol tv5nnr -" L,wful auc 1in~fll Amu.e-
msu e. The OAlg are .rciahy invited, .at,iree.
N.B.-,ahDAth sea loig &c och, N 20
LEV. A. J.oLARk, OF PkNN,NLyANIA-
nriit spsak I'm lie CHI ,stiin h,,iuD Church on
w. AZ u GO. en- and ~ IT, Gre .pynt on su4-
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y 6.Aaye--Sen J., to-morroE at a guartes before
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-11

Ia comparison with the loss Of a
wife, oil other hereavements arc tri.
cling, The wife! she who Glls so
large q space in the domestic heaven;
she who bu5ed herself so unwearly
for the precious ones around her
bitter, bitter is the tear that falls on
her cold clay! You stand beside her
coffin and think ofthepast. 1tsecn s
an amber-colorod pathway, whore tirc
cun shUnu upon beautiful flowers, or
the stars hung glitteriug Oven head.
Fain would the soul linccr there. No
thorns are remembered save those
your hands may uuwillnQly have
planted. Her noble, tender heart lies
open to your inmost sight Youthink
Of her now rs all gcntleness, all bcau.
ty, all purity. But shcIs dead. The
dear head that laid upon your bosom,
rests in the still darkness upon pil.
low of clay. The hands that have
ministered so untiringlv are folded.
white and cold, beneath the gloomy
portal. The heart whose every beat
measured an eternity OF love, lies
nnderyour feet The flowers sic bent
over with smiles now bend abyc her
in tears, shaking the dew iron her D q.
tails that the rerdurc around her may
be kept green and beautiful.
There is no white arm over vour
shoulder, 10 speaking face TO look u
into the eye Of lose; no trcmbliugIius
to murmur, "Oh, it is too sad"
There is SO strange a hush in every
room; no light footstep passing
around. No smile TO greet YOU nj
nightiall And the old cloci, ticks
and strikes, and ticks--it was such
music when she could hear ID. Now
it seems n Ancll on the hours THROUGH
which you watched the shadows of
death gathering upon her sweet face
And every day the clock rcpc3ts
that old story. Many another tale II
telleth, too, Of beautiful words and
deeds that are registered above. You
feel--oh, how oftcn--that the rrayo
can not keep her.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-11
Gr0pe ConI.Lef nnI. sh,nncl.

Grape consists ofnine shots arropg.
ed i'll three layers, which vary ia size
according to the coliber of the oun.
they are held together by two plates
ofabout one fourteenth oiau inch less
in diameter than the caliher OF the
gun, two rings bolt and nut. The
canvas bag arrangement is too old
for this war; 1t is not so simu!e or du.
rable, and has not been used for
years.
Canister for gun contains twenty.
seven small cast iron balls, ARRANGED
in layers, the top Of six, the remain
der Of seven each. For the same
caliber, You will see that the case for
canister is Il tin cylinder. closed at
the bottom by thick cast iron plato
or wooden sabot, and atthc top by
sheet-iron plate, with handle at.
tached. The intersticcs between the
balls are closely packed with saw.
dust to prevent crowding when the
piece is fired.
Shrapnel consists Of very thin
shell, which IS filed with musket
balls; the instersticc5 are then filed
by pouring in melted sulphur; hole
is then bored through tee mass OF
sulpher and bullets to receive the
bursting charge
Now, to explain the difference be-
tween a 'shrapncl, or spherical case.
and a shell The destructive force
OF shrapncl is what it receives from
the charge in the gun, the powder IN
the shrapne! being only to Lroal, the
envelope, and spread the balls, they
still moving forward by force Of the
impulse the receive from the CHARGE
in the gun a shell is made very
much thicker than the envelope Off
shrapnel, and is nearly GlIed with now.
der, and viii do great execution if it
explodes on the ground, it. having
destructive qualities itself aside from
the discharge OF the gun. A shrap.
mel shell has only half the charre OF.
powder that a shollproper has. Thus
twenty-ionr FOUNDER shrapnel con.
tains twelve musket balls and six
ounces of powder. A q poundcr
shell has twelve ounces of powder. .
A six-pounder 5hrapnel has thirty.
nine musket balls and twenty-five oun
ces of powder.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-11

Shook HER HARD AND MADE HEX
GooD.-The Perrysburg Independent
publishes the marriage of Joseph
Good and Ann Hard, by Esquire
Shook. He stook her hyd and made
her good. Tol.do Blal..
1t is said by those who are con.
versant with the facts, that the Editor
Of the Blade, after the preparation of
the above, was ''out of his head" for
Seue'iQL days.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-11

Ninety-hye surgeons, lately releas.
ed, by exchange, from rebel prisons
at Richmond, have presented state.
ment to the Government concerning
the treatment ofour prisoners at Rich
mond. They represent the treatment
our men receive as being most bar.
barous--all suffering terribly from
cold, hunger, and the filthy state OF
the prisons, as well as from actual!
starvation! From all these causes,
the deaths average about fifty daily.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-11
Boots and Shoes, Bo9ts and Shoes,
AGMin!s.rat0r,s gale or Nell EsIaEa-

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