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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-09-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Il URETO ORGANIZE the quota of
Troops required from the Sixteenth l6th)
Regiment s. G.. NJ, into Companies, in
accordance with General Orders Nos. 20,
81 and 22, issued from this Office, and it
being necessary to have a more accurate
enrolment of persons belonging to said
'Regiment and liable to military duly and
to draft under said Orders, il is hereby
ordered:
/. That all male persons in the City Of
Charleston between the ages Of sixteen
and sixty years, except such persons as
have been regularly mustered into Coufed-
crate service, bc Immediately enrolled.
III. This enrolment will include persons
who are OH drty in the Regular or Voun-
tecr Militia organizations Of the City, as
well Us these who are not, and also persous
who arc absent from, but arc citizens of
harlcston-temrorary absence not to be
cgardel as u change OF residence
Ill. Abscu;ccs who claim that they are
not liable to military service in tie city
will be required to produce at this Office
certificates from the Commanding Officers
of the Regiments in which they claim
that they are liable to such service, and if
between the ages of forty and fifty years,
that they have been subjected to the said
draft
". TO effect this enrolment the fol-
lowing named persons have been, and arc
hereby detailed and appointed Enrolling
Officer and Assistant Enrolling Off GERS
and will report at in Office, on Saturday
the ljh instant, at l O'clock, p. NJ, for
instructions
Enrolling efIicers.
j \ COB w LLIM AN.
ASSISTANT ENnoLLINa OFFICERS.
WARD No. |.
NOSES LEVY. c. NJ. WIENGERS.
WARD NO. III.
". r. BRAIi.S1GRD. L. \. WHIT.
NEY.
WARD NO. III.
DAVID BARROW. s y. KIRK
w.Hp 40. ".
.. G. TRUaIEO. y. J. SALINAS.
WARD No. V.
l.. PENnE!iGAST H. w. CARR.
w.il.y so. VI.
q. ". AlNAR. u. MCINTOSH.
WARD NO. VII
DAVID RiKEn ). ii. MORTIMER
WARD 80. VIII.
J. MCPHERSON. +. r. SEIGNIOt'S s.
Y. i seperate Roll will be made of
persons between forty and fifty years of
age, ana all persons between said ages are
ordered to report their names to Mr.. ia
COB Wli.l.iNAN, Enrolling Officer, at
the Confederate Court House, in Chal.
mers street, on or before Wednesday, the
l9th instant; and persons failing or rctus.
Punishment.
vi. No claimls Of exemption from ser
vice will be considered by the Enollny
Officers, but all such cases will lie reserv
ed until the enrolment has been complct
ed, when theY will be determined on the
proof made at this Office
VII. This enrolment is not intended to
disturb the present organization of City
troops, until new organization has been
effected, which will be made known by
published orders
VIII. All officers of the militia, inclu
ding the temporary volunteer organiza.
tlors of the City, arc required to aid the
Enrolling Officer in the execution of this
Order, by furnishing him with lists of
persons belonging to their organizations,
with statement of their ages.
By order of the Commander-in-C Chief.
a. &. DARLINGTON,
AdJu:ant and Inspector General S. G.
Bee Courier and Mercury publish till
ZOth instant; other papers OF the State
will copy once.
AuguS, y % *2w
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-09-03

The funded debt consists
I,t. ca state endorsed bonds
and coupons due,
2i. llcioGrcd stock and divi-
dcnds,
~, Uncudor,cl bonds Of
$4,000 each ard interest.
ilh, ncuiorSea E,mJs OF
S25O.0J each, ana interest,
Total iuuicl debt.
To wh ch add the hoating debt
And We have the whole !,b.
Of the Road.
Ihc annual interest upon thi
oG3 90, which, If Won take fror
come
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-09-03
ANNUAL REPORT
OF the Sparianburg and Union
Railroad
spARTANBUR6 C. II. Auo. 10, 1868.

The iresiden, anu DirectorSlaye the honor
respectfully to submit the 70 lowing roo.rert FOR
the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1868.
The receipts have been from
passengers, S5l30i %
90 - ". freight 240S3 G2
" '' .. - mails. $500 90
From Govt for troops and
freight, 1908 is
Making total of receipts, S9,9UG 81
The expenses of operating
the Road, keeping up repairs
and ouii for the same lime are 4l279 II
Leaving n balance for net
proceeds of S50G26 81
The gross receipts for the year ending June
3Oih, 1862, were S5ISIS II
Expenses for same time 32l96 81
Nett proceeds for that year! S22l5l 81
1t will thus be seen that our net pro
cecds for the last, are more tran double
those of the previous year, there being an
Increase in money from passengers OF
ST ,43S.93 aud from freight of sG, ,439 "A;
while there was at the same ;lne an IN
crease OF expenses for the last, over the
year before oil $90S3lO.
Notwiths auding The high price of A.
most everything necessary for tie opera
ton of Railroads, it being impossible to
get some, and other important materials
having advanced more than thousand
per cent. over their ordinary value, yet it
was not until quite recently that your
Company raised the rates OF transr rortation
wo L.,J Iu, '.. p'.J'"' ""' ,i
b,.,,,.,,,, ,.,r o,d 3D., H., ,l. c"o
,,incs +, e., .or,.;,a .'"i ca ac - -.
s, .o,J n,L,- ~ ii, H.. Ii,,
one more baG,apa or ..,ond class ,,,,.,n.
ger car. made IN the Comn,n,,s .bons
Our supply of box ears was cou,llv =. l;,,.
tied. one stock and sav,., how ,,rS ,w, of
the latter have This wear been condemned
and rejected. bnt we ha,.. f,,, now oncs ii.
the sLnps now b,.;r,. u,.,d.
Our r!iinr stock is pcc..s,r;lv hoco,,.
in, dc;erioratel and ,,r .c,,,i,cs mo, so
cftrctiy, Yon will ,or.o;,.o r ,,a 49,,
10 Lay, two cuoiucs IN tb, sLn,sn o,.,
undergone. ,epair,. and any ,cn;acn, ham
pen tc ,,on tLc u,5c. ,,n r,rll H. n,,Lio
ior the ,i,,c to u,,y, ,,..,;n r,r .,,,r
nose St;li ". L,y,. r,.,j' ',,,r r.m.,i ,r;
and - r. ,nl,r,y - i nnl.;II. n:,, s,,.I,
mixed r,,,;us - we ,p, r,.,.r L,,.n., III
ed to make the connection win .bc ,r,;rs
.oiur toward. Coiunli, AMI CLa,l s,n,,
There has been tr,,,s,.,rtcJ oyc,. our Eo,I
,,,ri.. i..- l.s, r,csl vrrr 80 oS; n,rsens
5,ITG nf whom were soldiers and. in tho
Passage OF ;l.:- nun.i,r. we ARE L,n,v IA
; 40 nnc was ;uiul,d.
The Stockholders should be encouraged
hy tn. LuSiUc,, Of The last G.c,l voo- md
,,'..r.. ..,..,,.,.;.l,, ,,I,. -.
I.l,t - -.
:" 81 crops ltodGccd py the severe ircu.,ht
'">t summcr, no IncpnSijcrb.c part OF
-. freight business lrs been the trans
..ia,ion to =, art.,irur,. Of ar,iu thr
rir,.i,,,l .,,.ti..la ,r ,y.., ~ az;
Ill.,, .'I;,,r.. 80 '.o'' "a '''S
80, !" VI ''"'"",l prosperous times.
We a needing large 'amber OF cross
tics, and Considerable u'.autiiy Of lumber
for G.iicrc.t purposes on the Ko}d ON
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Leaves a balance OF
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FOR FKFsIDENT
THOMAS IL ,IETER ESQ

i''b-ishr IL ~ IL T.h, fsSQ,
who received 2.3S0 votes, which was the
number received by all the Directors
Robo, esq, Colonel 5 ~ kyins, Gen.
j W Miller, Colonel q w III Legy, Col.
j J. Young, w Kecnan, esq, John
Bomar, sen, esq, Colonel + Scaitc, Col.
T \ Dawkins, b Goudelock. esq, Colonel
" J Aston, w II Gilliard, esq.
The Chair then dccicre / the above named
gentlemen elected for the ensuing year.
On motion Col j. j. Young,
lst Resolved, That the directors Of this
Company be authorized to make arrange
mcnts with the direction of the Shelby 4
Broad River Rail Road Company to Sc
cure connection WIN that Road, md -
that end, are authorized and empowered to
issue Bonds of this Company to be received
in stock at par, to the amount they may
deem sufficient, and also to transport over
this road al material necessary ior building
the same, tie cost OF transportation to be
taken in stock at par
ID Resolved, that the President and
Directors be requested to solicit subscrp.
tions to said road aud to appoint Commis
sloners to receive subscriptions. On mo.
ton Resolved, that the next meeting of
the Stockholders of the Spartanbury and
Union Railroad Company be held at Union
G. IL. :, 9. Or motion.
Rcsoh Ell, that the Presidents report be
published in the Carolina spartan
Meeting adjorrred
THOS. NJ. LlLES,
a, S. BRIGGS, Sectv. Ch iru!an
CHARLESTON, august 27.-The enc
mN's attack on our rife PITS Wednesday
night was made out o'clock. in over.
whclmng force. On Thursday the firing
on both sides WAS very slow aud deliberate,
with no unusual incident.
August 2S-The bombardm INT of Forts
sumter and Wagner proceeds s,ugsishly
The enemy is working hard ia their
trenches in front of Wagner.
The firing today has been quite slow.
Our fire against the enemy to day has been
very effective. The enemy is strengthe
ing his position at our rifle pits, three
hundred yards in front of Battery Wagner
Everything is perfectly quiet except the
occasICuo, poom OF a gun.
August 2G The fight last night at
Wagner was an attack in heavy force on
oar rifle pits, but the enemy was repulsed.
We lost twenty five killed and woupdej.
all is comparatively quiet thus morning.
Fort sumter will be hsld. even in rTins,
with the rifle and bayouet
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-09-03
MARBLE YiRD NOTICE.

DERSONS wishing TO purchase MARBLE
for their deceased Friends and Relatives
eau do so. by applying to Mr.. WM HUNTER,
our authorized agent.
HARE s. P..LlfR.
April tr
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.SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
AssesSoI.,S Notice,

A LII persons residing in tho District, are
n hereby required TO list and return 10
the undersigned all the articles or objects of
held OF owned on tine first of July, 1868 and
grown or produced previous to the yea, 1863.
Articles taxed at per cent.
Naval Stores.
Salt,
Wines.
Spirituous Liquors.
Tobacco, manufactured and unmanuf)
.C)uou.
Wool.
Flour.
Sugar.
Molasscs.
Syrup.
Rice.
All other Agricultural Products
In addition to the foregoing enumeration,
each tax payer will be required 10 account for
articles taxed at per cen.um to wit:
Geld Coin
Silver Coin.
Bank Notes and other currency on hand.
Bank Notes ard other currency on deposit.
Credits within Confederate States.
Credits beyond Confederate States.
Moneys deposited beyond Confederate States
AN persons, partnerships corporations
who have. during the year 1862, made profits
by purchase and sale Within tho Confederate
States of tie following articles objects OF
taXatIou, are required tn return the same to
the Assessor, and upon such profits, tax of
10 pc centum viii be levied.
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In Equity. .

~ tNAE.F
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT
Hiram Neighbors as Richard B. Willis
and Elijah Bainett.
Bill Tor Funds
In pursuance OF an order of the Court
y OF Equity passed at June term, 1868,
-hc creditors of the absent defendant.
Richard b. Willis, are required to come
an aud prove their claims, as the law iii
.ects, before the Commissioner, on or be-
tore the lst day of October next
T. STOBO FAR2OW, o.EsD.
Commissioner Office, june %, 1868.
June 25 IL 3m
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BacO".
Pork.
Oats.
Hay.
Rice.
Salt
Iron.
Manufacturer of Iron
Sugar.
Mol.sscs.
Leather.
wouicn Cloths,
Shoes
Boots
Blankets.
Cotton Cloths.
The taxes levied upon ali ,hr foregoing ar
ticle- or objects of taxation will be collected
immediately by Major JOHN w. WEBER
Collector for Sparlanburg t21th Collection
District rs they accrued on the lst OF last
July.
Each tax payer viii 'bc required to make his
return on oath. If tax payers fail to make
returns 10 the Assessor, they will bc charged
Twenty five Per ccntum upon the assCs ed
value OF the articles therein enumerated
II false and fraudulent returns are made,
the per ,oVs t.IIs oien Ing. became liabl, t.
an indictment in any District Court of / e
Confederate States, held in the District in
which such offence may Ice uOMmittcll and
upon conviction, Shalt he tincd in a sum not
exceeding Ayc hund vi dollars and all costs
and charges ct prosecution. To attempt to
cv"dc or defeat the enumeration hy preIcxis
ia'Sc Representations il. IA rtIes i.nr.s-y
rrttrv.
| viii nticml at the following places
Limc~tonn Slirs.. September g. 1853.
Grassy Pond, September ..
Mno:c's, September 10.
Thorn's, September l.
Chcr"A Springs, Septcml or u.
rico'ci', : ptcmh5c li.
G'enu Sp.iug-, September II.
Cr,MfrrIsv'i,. September l6
Eeiiyiille, September IL.
Cashv.Hs. Scp,cmhe, Is.
Woo,lrnlis. September ~.
Cav.ns' t.i Field. September II.
Hobby ySv,lic. Scricmbcr 80.
cross Anchor, September %
Walnut Grove. September ~
A. c. Bomar-. September -.
Nermousv,l.c. September 2s
Burton' Store. Scrt. mhcr 2?.
lohnson'S. Srpicmbrr 30
Mrs. VI. T. Ocland, Octebcr
Beech Strings, October =.
Boiling Springs. October >.
Fingcrvillo October ).
Wilkcn's store October 6.
Rolling Mill October :.
EIvngsViile October =
SpartanhnrG {. IL, October q. aat until
all returns Tor assessments are made.
TsEGS. - u. ERNON.
Assessor -.th collection District
Augugi 20 II If
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But it must be borne in mind that we
are IN need of many things which we can
not buy at any price.
III our Road could make any important
connection in North Carolina it would not
only soop be. in condition to pay its debts,
but eventually becoiBe dividend paying
Road. Alth ugh we expect when peace
returns TO our distressed land, to see our
Road go oycr'the mountains by the way of
Ashevillc; yet an important communica-
tion by the way of Shelby, n. g., is now
offered. The stockholders of the Shelby
and Broad River Railroad, will meet one
week from to day, to decide whether they
will unite with the York, Charlotte and
:, {. Railroad, or with the S. g. q. Rail
road. Upon the help offered by the friends
of these respective Roads, will depend in
a great measure thir decision. If they
should unite with us, the people of Shelby
and rutherford will find ours the nearest
,"ute TO seaport IF the Air Line Road
from Atlanta to Richmond is ever com
pleted, the Shelby aud Broad River Rail.
road will form an important link on that
line Besides the large business which
will he brought to bur Company by the
development of the iron aud coal regions,
the Road will penetrate the very heart of
an incxhaustiblc limestone region, thus
Offering the farmers the means of rcgener-
ating their old worn out lalds Ii is TO
be hoped that no more lime will ever lie
imported from the North for the citizens
OF this Stat.
We cannot close this report without re-
commanding for your favorable considera.
;ion the different officers and employees OF
tue Road, who have generally faithfully
performed their arduoas and often dan.
gcrous duties For u more full and detail
cd understanding of the business and enc
rations of the Road, we would refer YOU 10
the tabular statements Of our Secretary
and Treasurer, Mr.. \. s. Briggs, herewith
filed.
No L. Being the cash account, OF the
Treasurer with The Company.
No ,. Statement of amount of business
done.
No :: Statement of amount of business
done at each Station.
No. !. Statement OF expenses for work.
ing the Road.
THOS Il. JETER,
President.
EXTRACTS FROM MINUTES
~ Stockholders NJ The .SnartanGurg anil
ard tnn n RuiI,ood C1mpony, Spar
tanJ"ry Court House s. C., August 10,
1868:
The meeting was called to order by ap-
pointing Capt. Thomas NJ. Lyles to the
chair
y S Briggs was requested to act as Sc
creiary.
On motion, Colonel q w II I.csg, Mai
" III TRIMMER and j VI T. ford, esq.
were appointed Conu.ittec 10 verify
pros ivs
'csidc"t's Report read, and on motion,
the report, together with Tabular State.
menis of Secretary aud Treasurer, and
Rcroits of Committees in the sau.e, were
received and adopted
on motion, The following Committees
were ;ppointed to conduct the election OF
Presto mt and Directors General b +
Bates, J NJ Eltord, esq, and III w Parr,
esq, 'iadc the following report:
Ihs they have received and counted
tEc vo : for President and Directors for
the ensU Uimg year, and the following is the
resul, {:
TDR
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

The A0th in Another Skirmish.--A
correspondent Of Cincinnati Gazette, gives
the following report of ano ther skirmish in
which the Iglh Ohio had two men wounded q.
lie writes under date of
MuRfEEEsHoRo, Tenn, Feb 4.
The Army Of the Cumberland is not doing
much, at present, ON very large scale. but
scarcely day passes without something
handsome being accomplished by scouting
or foroging expeditions. A few hours since
we had a sharp skiImish So near town that
the artillery sounded as though actually in
our suburbs.
a iO'uging train was sent ou, toward the
north east, on the" Manchester Pike" " hen
about four miles out it was suddenly setup.
on by large ody Of rebel cavalry. They
were evidently watching FOR the train, and
attacked it when not more than two miles
and a.half beyond our piekets Their cav.
airy was supported by good battery Of ar
tillery. But cur men were not caught nap.
ping. They are learning by experience, to
keep at least one eye open all the time, Gen.
Negley's division was on hnnd, and when
the forage train halted and opened the road,
on rushed o,r artillery, and ior lew min.
utes there was quite an embryo battle. Not
expecting TO meet with such prompt and On.
ergetic resistance, the yuriegated herd Of re.
bel cavalry turned tail and made good time
in the direction of Negley's iron boil, eyi
IDENTITY anxious to get Ms far as possible be.
ond its reach Such was the state of things
when my informant left the field.
Since writing the above, have visited
Hospital No. 3, and have gained the follow.
ing additional information relative to this
afternoons skirmish;
A stray solid shot struck two Of the 49th
Ohio. They were standing locking around
waiting for orders. They were, really, not
in the sk'rmish but these iron messengers
OF death and destruction are not respeetrrs
Of persons. Men fighting or looking on
suffer alike when in their destructive path.
way. Aaron Coon, company II. 49th Ohio,
has just had his ri ght foot amputated few
inches above the ankle; and Edward Curry,
OF the same compaHr and regiment, loses
part Of one of his feet. The former saw
and eonvsrsed With. lie looked pale, but
b'bIs The loss OF his foot hsroically.--
They arc in good hospital, under charge of
Surgeons Young and Mendenhall, both Of
Indiana. The ffiends of the wounded may
be assured that all that can be done by Sur.
geons, nurses, and the kind attentions ofthe
benevolent representatives Of Sanitary and
Christian Commission, will be done to rs.
store these men again to them. While life
lasts they will bear severe but honorable
scars in the service OF their country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
The Perfe ctiOn of Mechanism
THE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

DElNGA tluSrINd AND OrES fscs, on LADY's or
ID GETLEaAN's WATtH CoaHISED, VIM PATgAr
SEu WISDING lNPRovEnEST.
The NEw hoRK lLLCsrRAIED NEws, the leadi ny
Pictorial paper Of the United stars IN It's issue OF
Jan. 10Th, 1868, on page l47, voluntarily says
" We have been shown most pie tsiRg novelty,
Of which The HUBBARD Bros, Of this city are the
sole Importers. II ts called the MLGIc TINE OB.
SERVER andis hunting and open face watch com.
bined This Is one Of the pTetUest, most eonve.
nisni, and decidsSly the best aud cheapest time
piece for general and reliable nse ever offered. II
has within u and connected with its machinery, its
own winding attachment, rendering key entirely
unnecessary. The cases ofthis Watch are composed
oftwo metals, the outer one being line 10 cAret gold
It has the nproVedr ruby action lever movement and
IL warranted an accurate timepieee."
Pree ,superhly engraved, per ease ofhalf dozen, =,
s20f 20. Sample watches, In neat muroeeO boxes,
for n ose proposing TO hny at wholesAe S35 sent by
express, with bin payable on delivery. Soldier.
must remit ayment in advance, a. we cannot col
eet from those In the Army. Address
HUBBARD BROS X CO., soLE iAPoRTERs.
South Cor. Nassau x John Sta, New. YORK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
New York Market.

NEw YoRK Feb.ll
FLoUR-Sales ofI6. 500 bbls at s., ,50d7 65
fer super western 81 SOFAS 90 isr common
TO medium extra western: 81 s0td7 80 for in.
ferior TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
HEAT-SAlesat 81 5O@Sl Sc.
RYE--Sales at OO@95e.
BARLEY-Sales at 40.
CoRS-S Sales $1,000 bu al 9I@92 fornew
yellow.
oArs--sales at 6s@79O for State, ws.t
ern and Canadian.
WnIsKY-held 90e.
PoRK-Sales, $50 bills at SIS 5009l5l2Is
for mess II 50@l3 30 for prime
BLEF-Sales at So 5OG7 90 for country
prime; s. 00@ 10 90 for country mess.
BEEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at Sl0D@S00
90 for western.
Cor MEArs-Dull. at 31s@4s for shsul
ders, and4s4 @514c FOR hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at 65<c.
LARD-Sales at l0l6@lll6c.
BUTTER-A fair business doing at l6@20
for Ohio; l60l9c for State.
CHEEfE-l26l4c
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
Counterfeit Postal Currener.-Tl

Counterfeit Postal Currency. - The
public are cautioned against receiving coun.
terieit Postal Currency. The following de.
seriptlon may serve as guard and help to
detect the bogus fifty cent PosiAls: They
are about lie Of an inch longer than the
genuine, being just three inches in Length
The width is about the same as the genuine.
The five portraits OF Washington each have
a different expression--in the genuine they
are alike. ln the words q National Bank
Note Co.. N. y, on the lower left hand cor.
ner' the letter "e" in "Nose" is out Of place,
being out of lire with the other letters. The
bill has pale appearance. but Is we'll cal.
sulatsd to deeeiye.--Icls Tslsnd Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

Sorghum Syrup-ThOmpsomT Town
ship.-in response to our request for the
statistics Of the manufacture Of Sorghum
Syrup, in Seneca county, for the past year,
we have received the following from Thomp.
son township. We hope the other townships
will report in time for next weeks paper:
Mr.. George Shock has made 40 barrels and
gallOnsi Mr.. Arnold, 81 barrels, and Mr..
Isaac Thompson, about 10 barrels. Making
in all, allowing 80 gallons to the barrel
which is a low estimate--two thousand six
hundred and sixty -four 1864 gallons made
in Thompson township in the year just pass
ed
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
The Spotted Playuc.--A ca

The Spotted Plague.--A correspon.
dent of the Toledo Commercial, writes that
terrible disease has made its appearance in
Elkhart, Ind. On thursday evening last
a lad named PUScHEs returned from school
complaining of feeling unwell. BY midnight
he vas a corpse. Next the father and a
daughter in the same family died, and at
last aecsunts the mother and another daugh
ter were prostrated with the same fearful
malady and not expected to live. The peo.
pie Of Elkhart are much agitated at the ap-
pearance Of this scorrge among them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

Very True.-The sandusky Register
very truly says: "How Gman who never
ndvertises will persist in the singular folly
of keeping out u sign, passes our comprehen.
sion. To be consistent be ought to have
nothing in he shape of sign about his place
of business. At the besta sign can be seen
but by a hundred or two Of people day,
while live advertisement in the Register,
would he seen by several thousand people
every morning"
What is true of advertising in one paper.
is equally true of another, and we hope
some OF our business men will take the hint
and If they do not elieve in advertising will
at least be consistent and take ia their
signs"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

Arrivals.-Uaptaius Mccormack and
Culver, Of the i9th, were both in town this
week. They report the regiment in good
health and txcellcut spirits. Capt. Culver
was wounded in the thigh nt battle of Muir.
frcesboro, but has had the ball extracted and
the wound is now doing well.