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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
u. \. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice
That subscriptions will be received for Goa
pom Treasury Notes. payable three years
from A,g. 18th, lS64, Silh semi annual in
tercst At the rate of seven aud three tenths
per cent. per annum, principal aud inter
est both TO be paid in lawful money
These notes " IN te convertible at the on.
zion OF the hulder at maturity, into elk per
cent gold bearing bonds. payable not less
than hive nor more than twenty years frun
" cit date, as the Government may elect
They will be issued in denomin nations of S5u,.
sivV, $500, $1,000. asd 5000, aud all sub
scrip,ions must be Tor fifty dollars or some
multiple Of fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmitted 70 the own
ere free OF transportation charges as soon
after the receipt OF the original Certificate
OF Deposit as they can be prepared.
ds the notes draw in,erest from Aug. i5.
persons making deposits subsequent to that
date must pay the interest accrued from date
Of note " date OF deposit.
Parties deposiung twenty five thousand
dollars and upwards for these notes at any
one time will be allowed \ cumnlission Of one
quarter of one per cent which will be paid
by the Treasury Department upon the tc.
ceipt OF IA bill for the amount, certified to by
the officer with whom the depoen was made
NO deductments for commissions must be
made from the deposits N
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
1TIsA NArioSAL SAviSos BANK, Offering
higher rate of interest than any other, and
the BrsT srcrmry. Any savings bank which
pays lis deposi!sFs in y IS. Notee, oolsidera
thatit "a paying 10 The beat circulating me
dium OF the country, and IL cANNor pay in
aiy hing better, for it, own assets are either
IN government securities or in bonds payable
In government paper,
1t Is equally convenient as a temporary or
permanent investment The notes can al.
ways be sold for within fraction OF their
lace and accumulated interest, and are the
beat security with banks as collaietals Tor
discounts. .I
Convertible into a Blk per cont. $40 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest ON
THE notes tor three years. this privilege of con.
version Ia now worth about three per cent
per annum, for the current rate for 4 20
Bonds is not less than NINE PER CENT rRs
MirM, and before the war the premium on
ak per cent U. 5. stocks was over twenty
per cent. IL will be seen that the aciunl
profit ON this loan. at the present market
rate, Is not less than ten per cent. per an.
NUN.
It's Exemption from State OF Municipal Taxa
ton,
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United states Excise Tax.

September 9. Issi-sspts
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. a.s 900 ~oaa,rasF
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N o r TN.
A II. BrRRs. n. x. THOMPSON
'Ryers & THOMPSON,

d, Attorneys and Coun,eller, at Law, Notsriss Pub
lilo, and Insurance Agents. Special ateron paid to
collections. Hedges Block, Tinin, Ohio.
May L., 1864. - " 1v
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING I!

Allegai Advertisements published four and over
four weeks, IS cents per line. Under four weeks, so
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

TSONDiliONobf VT iHA HbN SNitF'
"Lesvlng it to tbesepar"te confodera-
cies---I use the term ID, It's generic sense
---lhe right TO manage their domestic af-
fairs as they may choose, they are to be
bound to each others by alliances ofIsn-
sive and defensive. Such question as
affect the interest Of all arctic bs consid-
cred by . sort Of general council. COM
posed Of representative from each COM
iederacy, more analogous TO our present
cabinet or senate than the House OF
Representatives There arc to be no re-
slrietions OF any kind upon ipter-confed-
crate trade or travel. In a word, it will
be one great confederation Of coDfedera.
cies, bound to each other by bonds OF
commercial union, each independent OF
the other. yet having share and an in
terest in the control of sfiairs affecting
the common welfare of all. -
"itwill readily occur 10 the minds OF
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

Eight head of work cattle strayed from the
undersigned about tho 2Sd Of October! Of the
following description, one yoke Of six year Old
cattle one of them bfipdle Steer with { arooped
horn branded on the left hip, +, the other red
eteer bald face branded. F, on the left hip one
yoke of 3 year old cattle one Of them roam
steer branded on the left hip, F, the other red
steer with some white spots about the shoulder
high horns and little hmo in the left fore foo.
One yoke 4and year old onea red steer with
white spot in forehead wide horns anda split
In ono of his hornsthe other white steer mn
derbit out of each ear. The other years old,
one of them red steer an uuderbit out of one
ear and split sut of the other. the others dsep
red steer hoavy built merked with ears crop ped
rounding and some white under the jaw.
u win pay 50 dollars reward for the recovery
of the aboue described csttls Or a liberal re-
ward for information Of their Whereabouts.
The cattle strayed from the military road near
the Little Blue and are supposed to be in Wash
ington county.
Thomas Handrahan.
Rsrrefts Marshall CO, Kansas
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of
Washington county, that the following sums
have been levied by the constituted authorities
on each one hundred dollars worth Of real and
and personal property subject to taxation. For
State purposes, fifty (5O) cents; for State school
purposes ten (1O) cents; for county purposes
seventy (7O) cents. "AC 90
Notice is also given that will attend at the
following places for the purpose of collecting
taxes, viz: At the house of Jacob Blocker in
Mill Creek Township, Nov. %. 1854, at the
G. H. Hollenburg Nov. Is and at the house of
Mr.. Brown On Coon Greek Nov. 80, 1864. Civ
en- under my hand this 29th day of Oct. 1854.
r. DARBY Co Treas.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

We have received the following list Of cam
hsn music from Horace Waters, publisher,
81 broadway, New York. They afe just what
90 aeed Tor the campaign. Send and get them /:
so1e; nsiiy, freemen Rally )" .sThe Copper
sa .a ?, IoSt The Chicago Copperhead !"
Mana aSa Inc i1 Soppsrhssd y 1865 II GEO Seye Oar
s spo; onios; Better Times: Ara Coming =
s friends Of the Union, We Greet You; No
Fave S:.' Beseath That Starry Flag ;"ttLet Ne Die
a a % Ay.Fees 70 the Fee. NJ Musio..Ny James
Seiark, and others, Price 80 cents each. :: So
- dozen mailed free. Lincoln rid Johnson
Sopai(A Soag Beck BY Hremaine Brothers.-.
snse ~ Sents ete te 1000. ifsssssI
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
= ss-sl9~ sANs, 4S1, Broadvav. MY.
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Notice.

fs. Notice.
All persons interested will take notice that
letters of Administrator have been granted to
the undersigned on the estate Of Chas. J. Lee,
deceased, late of Marshall County, Kansas,
by the Probate Court of said County, on the
26th day of October, A. D, 1864. All persons
having claims against said estate will exhibit
them to the undersigned within one year from
the date of said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate, and if any be
not exhibited within three years from the date
Of said letters they will be forever debarred.
su' '"'i Administrator.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

The bridge across the Blue is now COM
Psted. A few, hours work wal prepare 1t for
1esslng.n A few washers have to to be put
'P0n some of the bolts to put on the finishing
ouch, and this would have been done long
ae ago if they had arrived. Our people
s'ald Go we'll to keep good watch upon the
anaee for fear some of our local enemies may
Git some harm. Sfs seksssssms.s - :.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
Ot0es.

~ - 49, S-t- IL -. -. IL ~ - - : =
;, Last Sunday morning news arrived in
town that Mr.. Poor Of, Oketoe bad killed
an Otoe Indian in bis ccor&a6eld and that
he was unesy about the safety of himself
and family, as he feared the Indians of
that tribe that lived close by him might
take revenge upon him. In company
with two other Si,izens ~ehtao Oketoe to
render any assistance that nigh, be mes.
cessary and learn the cause of the trouble.
1t appears that Mr.. Poor was in his
cornfeld early in.the morning for the pars
pose of shooting turkeys, and while there
he hearda gun explode and the ball passed
close to his head. Thinking the. shot
came from some of his neighbors who
might be shooting at some game. that
might be 10 the eornfeId, he proceeded la
the direction from which the report came
and saw an indian With his gun already to
his shoulder looking towards Mr.. Poor.
Mr.. Poor understood the Indian to tell
him TO Ego away and he told the Indian
to 60 away, at the same time settling him.
self down to the ground and bringing his
gun to his shoulder in position for shoot
ing. As he arose the Indian occupied
the same position, and Mr.. Poor think
ing the Indian wished to shoot him, he
shot first, the shot taking effect in the In
dams head killing him instantly. In the
afternoon the Otoes came after the body
and took it home for burial. The next
(Monday) morning we proceeded to the
village and had an interview with the
Otoe Agent, Mr.. Daily and the chiefs.
We found them all very friendly and sorry
the affair had happened. They think that
Mr.. Poor was mistaken about tie indians
intentions, as the man was one of the most
peaceable and inofensive members of the
tribe. No revenge or hostile feeling per.
vaded their council or deliberations and
nothing but feelings of sadness were Wis
ible. They even showed more feeling
and grief at the loss of their. kind brother
than is generally shown among the whites.
They boast of having always been the
friends of tho whites even to the recollec.
ton of the oldest member of their tribe.
They wan. only friendship, protection and
goodfellowshp to exist between them and
the white settlers. 1t grieves them that
there is feeling Of insecurity and jealousy
extant among the settlers towards them
on account of the hostilities west. They
fear the hostile tribes even more than we,
and are ready at any time to join 10 war
against them. We should like to see
better feeling existing between the set
tiers and the Indians than there is, for
we kro,o that they are cery friendly and en-
ti,led to our confidence. If any doubt
this let them but 60 up and get acquain.
ted with them.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
Special orders No. IS.
HEADQUARTERS 17TH REG. K. S. NJ
- Marysville, Kan, Oct. IA, GA

HEADQUARTERS 18th REG. K. S. Nh Ct.
., Marysyille, Kan, Oct IA, "a. !
l. The various commanding officers of Com
panies Of this Regiment will cause a thorough
muster of their respective companies, and .
careful inspection Of arms, on next Thursday,
the regular day for the monthly drill of this
regiment. ,r... sfae rs.i,ss..
H. Those companies that are too remote to
receive this order in time to executeit on next
Thursday, and who have not performed the
duties above specified, will Immediately upon
the receipt of this order assemble their COM
panies for the purpose above specified ,a,. =
. ;. III. Companies will cause to be made out aud
sipnes, muster rolls for the men who rendered
the ten days service in the recent scout against
the Indians, By order, "a a,rs . >
Col. Com. 18th Reg. KS NJ. p.
J. D. BRUMBArGH, Adjutant. 1{I 4df
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The Denver Ne,os comes to as printed

~V OSAVet <SeUS C0inee W 10 Pttuteu
va small yellow sheet of strong wrapping pa
PEI. They miss lot of printing paper that is
e'red here in town at the. store of r. Fleming
'aich We presume was intended for their Office.
Twas unlOaded here by a frightened freighter
Gthe Time Of the Indian scare.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
Our iovial fellow.,ownsman

Our jovial fellow.,ownsman j. S.
CFunp, arrived home from Indiana this week.
he was there on visit to his parents, and was
nColrmbus at the time of the State election.
Hsreports lively time there, and says that
ta-hghts, bunged noses and blackened eyes
sere the order of The day. 81. = IS ~ =
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
$aO0 REWAWM :

e0aysd from the subscriber xhile CANNED in
T. Vicinity OF asrdhs Crossing Of Little Blue
aug. 10, 1864. One Bxindle 49, 49, ~. "a
ssa'y s.aggiJm Hbfhs:. Az SSf1S3 Han III *,
~aasbn whore said steer On Ss Snud viIl
1--we The above reward or - lbarsllv -
~'slisering y r. tie ewnsF. y Ill.
e. l.iii' - washington Kan. o. 3x =
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
Bsrretts Marshall CO., Kens'
't!WANrED.'

1000 pounds of good butter wanted for which
will pay the highest price in cash. l have a
couple of Balls Ohio mowers ordered which
will sell with small advantages, Buyers will
do well to order snow Jas Prices. viii ahes very
high next year.
J. WEISRACH
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

TIE travel through town has been pretty
lively this week. Large amounts Of machinery
il being taken to the mountains this fall.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

FIREs.-We notice that q large num-
ter Of our farmers have not burned around their
ARMS and stacks to secure them from prairie
srcs. 1t would be well to attend to this matter
athe earliest opportunity.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
Special Order No. -.

'Ff;@s i tHSeDVo VI "a o. w.
Marysville Kan. Nov. 3, 1864.
Owing to vacancy in the Office of LIST Lieu
tenant commanding co. H Of this regiment it is
hereby ordered that at the next Regimental
muster d. -so.xig Vie third Thursday of this
month,-an election be held for the purpose Of
electing an officer for the foregoing position.
& 4 by Order i. - -
&c. MANNING.
Col. Com'd'g 18th Reg. K. s. NJ:
]. D. BRuMBAUGH, Adjutant. ..a.a !,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
IotaI an6 Spttial Notites.

OUR MoTTo.-Principle not men.
OUR DUTY.-To stand ty oar parry.
Sand by the regular nominations. aohen
fairly made.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

HEADQUARTERS 18th REG. K. s. Nj.
500 .sMarysIille Kan. Oct. 18th, 1864.
Special Order. No., rs
I. It is hereby ordered that no refugee from
Missouri or Arkansas be allowed to settle, in
Marshall county uutil they shall have complied
with the following obligations: f. rb,ljfa,e
1st. Report to these Headquarters and show
substantial evidence Of uuqucstionable loyalty.
I'd. Make such report inperson within TWEEN
ty-four hours after said arrival within the limits
of this (Marshall) county.
H. AIllloyal persons nre called upon to give
information and aid in the execution of this
order. r' BY order ai"io" ~sf19 20
E. C.MANNING, ';i' a .
Col. Comd., 18th Reg K. S. M.
ID. Brumbaugh. sg 1 ~ "a'. p"
srps~l AdjutGnt.'' u" - 80. ~ -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

S. U. THACHER.-While the mill.
lis Of Lawrence were drawn up in front of
Prices army, s. o. Thacher, who is a member
Of Oneregiment, hired DARKEY, at two dollars
snight, to do his guard Duty
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

The Union majority in Peunsylvanis
N the home vote was 321. The soldier vote
nuns Il up into the thousands. 1870 ..--
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia Pe- Disease
Weakness Impotence and other aectonso the sexual
Organs, Physical Debility ahdt Premature Decsy-nsw and
reliable Treatment in Reports of the Howard Association
emit in sealed letter envelopes free of CHARGE And
dress d.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON Howard Associatio
No South Ninth Street, Pliladeptia, Pa Eus,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

The noted guerrilla chief, Bill Ander.
sa was killed recentlyin . battle in Ray coun.
Nv, Mo. sr-,.sti,s u. I's ar..l =.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

Vote the straight ticket. ,I.
Vote for J. D. WELLS. ----
spurn CARNEY's strikers. 1ohoNii
Vote for F. C. MANNING.
Vote for ]. D. BRUMBAUGH. : . "
Do not be driven from your duty.
Vote the S., j. CRAWFORD ticket. =.
Pay no attention to electioneering lies.
Stand by the Regular Republican Union
ticket g. --lC''a7a2 sEi 6 gaE 80 40
Vote the ticket with BRUMBAUGH'S
pane on i. rg.e 49,
Vote the ticket with MANNING'S
,sue upon it. ~ b9lj1l.dnf.A
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Keep Posted Upl

81, Prudent folks will look around ~ C&N
10 see wht,e Cheapest Goods are foupdtE .;rtV
Where, for least money, they can buy
What eer can please the taste or eye:
Who're those who have of dollars few
May make one 60 near - far a. twol
Thousands have found il, 20 may more,
At Joseph samuers Peoples Store. 3 .f3a-ty
Who 60 TO Joseph Sanluels' Store,
Are sure TO cry ''How cheap! how rars!"
aHow can he do it 2" DO NJ you see?
lis simple as the rule of three. ,,-,...
. His goods are bought at cheapest rate,
2 Sold low as any in The State.y
His sales are large his profits small,
His constant aim 70 satisfy III.
Then come up 10 his well known Store, q e5o's
You who have never been before;
These Who We been thsfe before tolday. 90
Were confident wen,t stay sway; 81 "a ssi'r
I'D For just as long as men viii 70
eSs where they can save dime, we know J3
That Joseph Samueps Store viii bs..JpG - ,airs
HeadNnntsrs Of Economy.
JOSEPH SAMUELS
81 Marysyills, April 9, s4-yan .,i,,,l ss,41
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

..taca SlR; Having sold my Ware House
to Mr.. D. A. Butter6eld, Of Denver City, Colo
ness, and have transferred ID him An ne Iier,s
chandise in store and en- route.
q, Mr.. Butterheld brings to the business large
acquaintance with The merchants md mill neu
Of Colorado, aud freighters In Utah and Idaho.
Hoping that tou v i'll Do willing TO &eecrf to
him your business, aud assuring yen that you e
will have no cause to complain, ,'@o.'t i'9
- Remain Yours Truly, -, - ~ /, =
- a., GEO. W. ElOWE.,'
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

Sir: have purchased Of Geo. ". ..
Howe the Stone Ware House. aud have CON-
meuced an exclusive Forwarding and Storage !,
business. :, From my long experience in bust
ness in Denver aud among freighters generally,
l am sure that can forwsrd all goods con-
signed to me cheaply and promptly at more fa- :;
vorable rates than from any other point on the
river. H 'h'i ,.''l; 49, - --;@5
Asking continuance Of the business you e
heretofore have given this Wsfe House. and
assuring that your freight shall have prompt
attention, 80 4 tio7 -iJ0
.rsrp.,,.;.l m -, f-.Ut
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Aeese - =
.4,,a., FORWlARDING,u E.e.,..; !.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
vTFsFAslkoSevta SsflSase:A ssgs
ATCHISON, KANSAS.

20 HON JOIN Ev ANS Go. Of coef.i.,s 4
GEO:w. CLIFTON, sae
"A. HANAUER, &s~.Fz.. ISIS
RQATH + CANNON, Central City.
NYLOdEE, Bhckiakk. / J ~ q Il.
GE0lW. HOWE, Atohison, Kansas on,sS
A. & P. BYRAM, 9" h
WIN. L EWING s CO, s.. Louis. .,rT,
II. a. JOHNSON, Ssxgs ark 81 a'fzls7a ~
= N. s KEASsoHofF CO, Salt Lake City, is.
g1i - cSilGsi ----f7--7 osagsS ia - s,;i
/ Stone WARE-HousE, p" )s.aHa.
A1cH4soS, KAksAs,S July SEN 1864. }-nisa
Mr.. leo& "a, = .sissx 8
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

]. D. BRUMBAUGH, Adjutant. .,ss.,ana j,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05

az oD,;on Of the aggression II can only Do OBJ
,.nsd by the sSssIled, BY submission Inc Soa'n VI"
-. "a cannot abandon her Independence; there VIII
=. ro,es oply when the North ceases to StteuP' our
hi,g..iou and this time will arrive all the sooner, II
:. rnsintaIp frm 'front.' and continue to exhibit such
asnoss of union and resolution As leave DO ground
for the hope that We VIII ever suecuub. Il Is the
DOcy of the enemy TO make It appear that We are be.
coming weak In means and faint In spirit bat Sc long a.
Va meet the libel with forces In TIE field strong enough
10 check or beat back their hosts II can make but lit
lie impression. Grant may say that We have robbed
the cradle and the grave to man our breastWoTk bat
when he tries those brsasWorks, he s mot In suooa
uay a. to make him glad enough to get back behind
his own sgan. Sheridan may claim to have destroyed
the Amy OF TIE Valley but the boast Is proven to be
. falsshood when HE own army Is beaten back nVe
mss and 10 saved from complete disaster only BY the
,bouSbtessness and misconduct Of our own men sher-
man NAV proclaim that the SIuth is at his mercy, but
hs vsuut has few believers when he seen hurryins
hack 70 h oUa rear, hundreds Of niles to save bis
communications Il IL by stOh arguments as these that
"a rsssOu mos. effectively with tie enemy, refus the
f,Isa statements Of their leaders, and will sooner or
I,tsr oopynes the entire people Of the imPOssibty Of
our subuEa.oa and the hOPelsssnsss Of our
OR shortest road To peace, then, Is to bend all cur
susrVes 70 war. Already the peace feeling iS strong
in tie North. The display of proper Vgor and de-
examination on our part will make IL dominant.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-05
Arkansas Senator.

Augustus h. Garlsnd, Z q, member Of 1ns h0u1' 0'
Representatives, has been elected OonieoeFA's s'A's1
s.DAoF from Arkansas. he ills vacancy oecas0nsd
nv the death of Senator Charles B. Mitchell which &C.
cured recently In ArkansA', Efsr brief illness The
.lsotoD a va learn from the Washington Ark 7sIs-
graph took plIOs on the 27h of September. Mr. Gar.
.pa received, on the FRS! OAlO IS votes sgaiUs! 10
o.s. for Two compeIiOrs-l4 for Albert Pike and for
A,f,sd 3. Greenwood. Mr.. Garland, though young
mar. has held q prominent position in TIE House OF
R,prss.n,alVes, and viii bring 10 the higher post to
sbich be has bssn called vigorous and cultivated In
,sllfc, and manly indePendsr CO of character.