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MOUNT VERNON. Containing Map of
WashingtOn's Farm, Picture of his
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at 25 and 40, and
just before be died; also his wife's; =
sketch Of their lives, aad numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
California, Mexico, West Indies, Cen
trail America, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
IEEAET II UEFAEI MINI,
Ofics Of the Comptroller Of the Currency,
WAsHNGT0N, December H. 1863

UTUl9 O tut DDIl TIIHIIcT OF TIC NuI TeuUI, ?
WASHINGTON, December IL, 1868.
ETHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented to the undersigDed, it has been
made TO APPEAR that The First National Bank Of
Nashville in the County OF Davidson aud State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized under, and &C
cOrdng to- the requirements Of the act Of Congress,
entitled 50 An act to provide q national currency,
sCcured by pledge Of United States stocks, and TO
provide for the circulation and redemption tn reof
approved February 20, 1868, " and has complied
with all the provisions Of said act required 10 be
complied with before commencing the business %
Banking;
Now, therefore, I, HUGH MCCULI0CH, Comptroller
Of the Currency do hereby certify that the SAID First
National Rank of Nashville, County Of Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, IS authorized 20 commence the
business Of Banking, under tho act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and scaI
Of ofIlce, this eleventh day OF December, 1853,
(Sgnedl II. MCCU LLOCH,
flnl7-dOOI Comptroller Of the Currency
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!. ,sllsrInr !. a eenssl is. Of all Ho.pl..l. IN

! following is correct list Of eli Hospitals in
fscltys
!. Ats-r,ai No l-Od Gsa Factory Surgeon "
- College strict, on the Hl.
,...,f4l No 2--Uniess-silv BuildinQ Surgeon b
4 hde n Vols Market street, un the hil.
I i4.1taf No g. Fnsleu's Bulldog; surgeon / p bar
~ : Nes south east corner Public Square.
H.,,,aI No 5-Gua Facforg: surgeon W Hogo-
= ts Vo.s. upuer end OF Front street.
,fo-,,tsl Ne g-Fasonio Hall: surgeon W Otter
20, III i Vols corner Of Church and summer streets.
TforpuaI No Q--Cgrriofe fdcfeB; A surgeon &
" I'r,ir.e II : 4. Market street below thoSquare.
Igo,Biiai No HI Pcs Hoise): A surgeon i d
Horie n 5 A, on University ilke.
L Haspaal No f2-Bro0dtrug hoiei: surgeon , " l@au
t5n. u 5 Vols, corner Broad ana Ohcrfg sfees -
gIaspiisl No is-ffizae's iiigh hosooi: surgeon Il
kloT. u s Vols corner q Spruce and broad streets
Ha,fal Ne a. ashriile keiaeie Acaaeiqg: surgeon
Il Philips, Vols, Church street, near the Ohstia-
\ tiss1f'I 40 l5--Hpass's High School: surgeou wm
lbslnbsgs L Vols, corner q Lane and summer as.
llF,.-ssI AZ lei Conirebaiia) A surgeon 10
lIlse n = A oIJrncr Of Broad ard Front streets.
Ip.rissl no lE-(oRosrs'1 sarsoon D /! nde,
= lsv.ie NarkCi street, on the fiii.
f7i5.l Ne a. Morris 4 Siraifon's BtLiiag' Sur
J. ~ rove. q Vols, no Market street
Us,5 e., gl-Msliodist Church surgeon
ii N : vols Church street. BET summer aud High.
: -gs,,6s-lovd Hospaai; Surgeon Ozark mchermout,
- Va IN Hardin Pike, vest Of The loniteniiary.
- gosp,fat-Ssoond B1F6d ChuFch: A sur
30 Biezman. L s A, Unerry street, 90 the Hi.
1900 Baf7acts lGazlecN Housel Corner q
~ aud Cherry streets.
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Capt. Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography with Pro-
lessor J. w. DOlbear, 1 most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt. Rhodes.
JASPER PARTRIDGE,
Capt. 44th Ills. Vols. nifty.
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DOUBTFUL-WILD CAT.
Refuse the Issues OF ALL Banks
mentioned below.

Refuse the Issues OF ALL Banks
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, II any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Rank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at MurfreesborO.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, At KnOZVil e.
Bank of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tszewell.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Ta2ewell.
Lswrenceburg Bank, at LawrencrbuFR
Citizens' Bank, AZ Memphis.
Bank of America, at GAINESVILLE,
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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Davidson County Directory.
Pity GOVERNMENT.
Jegg EUeH SMITH. E.s~

JOHN HUGE SMITH. Eas8F
WILLIAM SHANE, Bseorssr.
JoIE CHuEBLEf, EaFthrL
Doggy berzhzi.-E. z. Wilkinloai A. Q. Tucker
C7sET :, ~ HnTEstTosn C-usubisy, es-os-so, rrsi
Thos. tcc4rty. second; anf Elisha Long, third.
9llz fssersor-Wlliiam Driver.
Esasssss Coiiccor--A. g. slaris.snd
EateT Ia C5lssigf--E. 3. 6afrEti
Troasrc-R Henry
Wharf Mcsfs--I h0uDas Ieaks.
sspeiufssdesi Of fss Workhaaas--J. Q. Doia.
Z s,issrisisrisff n Gss Wa1r Horks-Wm. stewart
oassf u - Ftrs Degarf1sest-Ih IIoomaa.
6ezton Of G.s os'ae.Sg--I i. kcbriae
groa Or-rssr-J. Z. Stewart.
Csg AEorncy-W Rrion.
CITY coUhcIL.
BoARo or ALDEExEs--H >. Bris1, Prcstsui.
~ Hs4ai Jnak knwuHu
fleonf Ward-Joseph ROhb.
THIRD Wdrd-G Hayfeid.
FoirfA Ward-E 6 scovei
Fifh Ward-JoseFh 3 k1oNles.
sd Ward-M y Brien.
S-reah WarS-M Z Claibosns
EigAa Ward-5eseph saith.
CslnNOs C0UxcII--ArdreW Anderson, President.
Firs Hard-,Ias Turner and John Carper.
Sec5sd WGrd-G ~ Southgats aHd A Myers.
Tiird NdTd-Andrew Anderson and Ask Acl5nlel.
Foush Ward- - -u and Charlse SayeFs.
Fifh Ward-W a Chatham and i l. Glaso0ck.
Std Ward-rJ Fartrough ard Wa Driver.
ee5esh Word + Rust and W Cready.
1ghA Ward-Wm Rally and J. . Wheeler.
~ srsEnIso oolnsITrEEs o. Tss orr oorsrL.
ffsaaos-K Movies, S0uthgate, and Anderson.
'Tater WoTks--AndeTson. smith, and 6lasoocE,
-oef'-Sayers, Turner, s0ufhgate, Nay field, Cheat
= n, farbreugh, Claiborne, Eud Hoily.
= siosis-Hud, KnOWiea, ana Whceier
Sskcrf--Cnrpe7, Turner, end Newman.
-fre Dsparfnaeaf--Myers, Eust, and scoFel
as-IFiver, Brisn. and Creefy.
sseferg-smith, Wheeler, and Huily.
: fcrta House-st ulhgate, Newman, and Isrpcr.
F.. lares-Irion, MeDaniel, and Mycrg.
.f'olics--Y arbrOueh. scaVei, and saycrs.
5s8riugs-claiborns, Hud, AID Haily
F0Tk- H0uss--L heafnan, R0nb, and Mcdaniel.
improvements and Elgcadiiures--c 0ycl, 6oulhgate,
Driver.
bic ProDe-fg--R 1bb, Driver, and Turner.
f-ll0tise-NeWman, Hsily nd Southgate.
= Tie Board Of Aldermen meets the Iaesdaya
preceding tbe second agd fourth Thursdays in
month, and The C9Blm0u Counci the second
4 e1rth Thursdays 10 caca month.
NIGHT POLICE
g,af6ass--John n Pickett.
Fi5sf EaeufGptuf-ls Robert Scott.
= .fso0nd Lieltsea f--JOhn 3 ingalls,.
rATROLasE.
Eomes-navid McNabb, John Cavendrr, joel Phil
lips, Nm Pickett, Dnn'l Burget, Wm AuLoy, Murphy
lhiHipe, sam'l Plummer, iohh Chenauti hich DAVIS
James Miller, VIM Mayo, Wn Rice, Vim Baker, II
byron, Bird Bruce, = Eichol, Vim stewart, Jesse
Perry.
ss- Too Police Court 81 epensd every morning ct
rf.r 49,
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COUNTY oFFIcERs.

n
sh9ff--Ianes y. Einioa. Defs;iss--lionas Rob
soa and :. K. BucEennn.
Esgscfsr-Pbfncas 0sTcit
Tisises-W Jasper Taylor
Cslronsr--G = Gunter
Ran0er-kleEandcr Mcdaniel.
hsga4as Ooiisofor--W. d. Robertson.
Eailrsad 1an C5glaot5F--J g. ifriley.
oo~siaJlss Jor as Beshsils psssta--loha .. Cover
and j. T. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
.ltdgs-Bnn. james WhitEosth.
clrk-P. Lindsey Michel.
A. Tho Judges Court meets he Crit Monday -
each mon IT, and the Quarterly Court, composed OF
fhe Magistrates of the Comfy, b. held the FIRST HOn
foay IN January, April, July and October
CRIMINAL COURT
ya1ge-Hon M. n. Orion.
fs-'srnsg General-Geo. b. Stubbon1lf.
l. l-Jaar4os W smith.
The Court meets The nsgt HondaY On April, Au-
ni December.
s NCERT COURT
md ETesisg-I. q Gloaver
ne Court moez the arst NoHdsy IA Nay and
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road COMPANY,

OfFIcE or EAsHvlluE 4 CHATTANOOGA r. Z. Co, !
January "A, 1854.
IT Is OaDERED BY THE BOARD or DIRECTORS,
I that on wednesday, the nth FebrEary, 1854,
Convention Of tie Stockholders II said COMPANY IS
calbd or the pose o. eiecinE atteen lIectors,
b serve until te next regular eetion; aet 70 trans
aef auv other Duchess that uaay b. brought before
me Convention Tse GaeslnE o. De hsid a. ihe once
~ thr Commercial lnsuranoe C0niIaDy Of this ety.
a.. a. F0fG
ianlB-id. Yioe President n. a c. Il. Il. 60.
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ATTENTION.!
Army Of the Cumberland
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
THEREBY!
All the within named articles can he
sent by mail at The prices named, to-
wit:
J. 7. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE UNITED
STATESMEN all the Roads and
Railroads, and distance between sta
ti0Hs. Size 4oF15L
Pocket form, Inca back 81 90
pam, ............ ..........-.-. %
Sheet 90
J. T. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with q full descrip-
lion of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
ter, &c, and . Description of each
County. Size 40% 81.
Pocket form, linen back, .................. 81 90
plain, .................................... co
sheet FORM 90
]. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis TO its mouth, with =
full description Of 81 the Islands,
bars, names of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40S 80.
Pocket FORM linen back, ,........... 81 50
form, plain, %
Sheet form, 90
]. It. LLOYD'S GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-has ev-
cry mile of road, North or South, up
to 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names Of officers, &c. Size
5ON co.
Poeksl form, linen back, .................. 81 90
Sheet " ......................... 80
]. T. LLOYD'S MAP OF TENNES-
SEE, acknowledged by Gen. Burn
sides officers the best ever published.
All the railroads, wagon roads, creeks,
&c, colored in counties. Size 40E 80.
Pocket FORM linen hack 81 20
plain, .......................s... / 90
sheet ." .....................-.. ............ 90
" OF Kentacky,
" Of Virginia,
" Of Missouri
II. II. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE RE-
BELLION. showing the erritOry ia
ken from the rebels and what they still
bold, with backgrounds marked on
sheet form.
~ = 40, .
Book form colored, with Sketch Of each fight up
to tho last fight at Mission Ridge, ............ 90
Plain, ....- 30
CHARTS OF IS GENERALS, hand
somely cOlOred.
Size 2s<3s, sheet form. ..... ......a........ IS
CHARTS OF II MOUNTED GENER-
AIS, handsomely cOlored.
Sheet form, 25
BATTLE OF FORT DONELSON, besu-
tifully cOlOred. Size 80 4 II.
Sheet form, 20
SCRIPTURAL CHARTS. such az Life
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nARTIEs desiring 10 have purchases made Do
/ Cincinnati, can leave the proper papers and
their orders With GRIFFITH, RAR30N5 4 CO.
Nashville aud the Goods can D. shipped b their
COrrON OF other Produoe consigned 70 ~ for sale
N Cincinnati market 70 b. forwarded % Eastern
markets, vii have prompt aiteuti0n. jaal5-iEl.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
nHr - as
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
TIE RATES VIII, AZ A rcrrcps.

81 AdYerilsementa hserted IN tno olecIaI UJiuInn
,hargsd at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
hrst Insertion for each additional insertion ten
GEMS in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the rst insertiOn for every additional insertion ff
teen cents.
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announcement or CnndIdntes.

Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Til be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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General Court Martial,
md WTlTIEE Oh lasPRlLg Il El5RRLLs

Nd. % lNUI II NNI"a -
rresident Col MAHTD c HUNrER, SD Ind. Vol. Inf
Judge Advocate Capt W. C. soUIER's, lst o. v. 5. s
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J. T. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with q full descrip-
lion of the whole Coast, depth of wa
Ter, &c, and Description of each
County. Size 40S 81.
plain, ..-..........-............-...-:.... co
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]. T. LLOYD'S
MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from ST. Louis TO its mouth, with =
full description Of all the Islands,
bars, names of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, &c. 40S50.
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Wa, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
abo7S rates. 10 which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. w. CAMERON, for the Uni0n.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch.
EAsEynLR, TEEE., July Is, 1863
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ATTENTION!
Army Of the Cumberland !
TO THE FOLLOWING, AND PROFIT
Thereby!

all the within named articles can he
sent by mail At the prices named, to-
wit:
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II. II. LLOYD'S MAP OF THE RE-
BELLION, showing the Territory ia
ken from the rebels and what they still
hold, with backgrounds marked on
sheet form.
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GRESHAM & DRUCKER

ITAvE REMOVsD THFIR OFFICE AN0 DEPOT
H 90 No. % South College-streei, in A. Hamil-
tou & Co 5 Warehouse, whsre they will be glad to
see their old frienas and customers.
Nashville, jan pth, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
A Model Farm.

We know of snug little farm OF
thirty-iour acres of cultivated land; and
seventeen Of rocky pasture, which yieMs
a profit much larger than any one hundred
ard fly uores of cultivated land we
know OF. II upholds snug little cottage
Of eight rooms, a large barn with m Jdern
and useful improvements, three acres of
splendid orchard Of all valuable fruits;
half an aero of eXcellc"t garden; aud
acre and hall more, devoted to carrots,
lurnips. and onions; the fences are all
post and rail, bushes and WEE ds are in
eternal exile, and the whole plhco is cx.
ceedinely iair to look upon, and to live
on. This man is getting rich by being
thor Ii in everything. Ii $ hen.h luse
is perfec, ard his hens lay, ID no drop-
pings are lost. His pig-sty is wei sup.
pl cd with muck, and the house slOps ran
lnto il. After taking the first premium,
he put about SIX ucres of corn into PORK;
W iich makes more manure; his carrots
and turnips he puts into beef, which
makes more manure. Manure and
thorough iilliags are the grand secrets of
oil farming-lu New England ut least.
This man lives well-no pork diet for
him-he eats turkeys, eats eggs, lutnb,
and the first Of his fruits and herbs Ifo
dresses well, rides in carriage, hus u
good pew IN church, aud sends his eliil.
dren to the first institution Of learning.
His wife isn't worked 10 death, and has
a piano in his parlor. lie puys about
ffty dollars n. year for .hclp--visils liis
neigbbors and knows how to fish. No
r ch Uncle ever lef him anv property be
began life by owing about half Of his farm ;
without any building upon itj and FIVE
thousand dollars wJuh not buy his real
estate to-day. This farmer is no myth:
we know him, aud more minute statictits
might be given to show that fifty acres is
enough--enough uni s. man desires 10
dig and scratch over large farm Of half
titled acres, aud perhaps not be any bet
ter off in the end than nv friend with
small iarm.-- Country Geatler:da.
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Transmission of Money by Mail.

N.onSHiloolVh VI uOubJ Ny gidll'
Tho postal money-ordcr system was
put into operation IN inis town, and at
o her desigi a.cd points through out tie
country, Oh the LIST OF November. II is
intended to promote public convenience
by ahording achesp, immediate and safe
agency for the trans mission through IL,
mails OF small sums of money for which
bank drafts cannot readily be produced.
The mode by which safety is secured con-
sists in leaving out of tire name OF tho
/ paycc or party for whom the me icy is
Intended. In this respect money order
differs from on ordinary bank draft or
check. When mpney oder IS applied
for, the postmaster will furnish The ap-
plicant with aprinted form Of application,
IN which the latter will enter all the par
ticulcrs Of amount, name, address, de-,
requires 10 be stated in the money order
aud advice. From the items contained
Ia such application the POSTMASTER will
NIL up the money order AID also the
corresponding form Of adv.cs.
Tho order, when completed, Is handed
TO the applicant, upon payment OF tho
sum expressed therein aud of the fee
churgeublc thereon, rhich fee must in.
rdridbly b. paid in money. postage Stamps
not being reoeipabis therefor.
by the mail Immediately following the
issue of money order, the postmaster
transmits the corresponding advice to tho
postmaster at the Office upon which IL il
drawn. The latter ;s thus furnished, be-
fore the order itself can be presented,
with all necessary information to detect
fraud, II ny should be attempted.
Any Office may draw upon any other
Office in the list of money offices, for a
sum, upon one order, from one dollar to
fhirty dollars. But when u larger sum
thuu the latter is required, additional or.
ders must be obtained.
Rates Of commission chsrxed fot Aonsy crdsr.;
Ons orlet not exceeding $40 10 cents.
over : 10 and not eseeed'ng sio IS cents.
Over $50 aud W ~ 40 20 csnis.
No money will be received FOR orders
except com, United States notes ue the
National banks, and orders cannot be paid
in any other currency. A money order
is rendered invalid unless il is presented
to the postmaster on whom il is driw wn
within ninety days from rs date; but the
Postmaster Generel can issue a new tr-
der ON the application of the payce u on
the payment Of u second fee. The same
curse is TO be punsued in cas-, the order
Is lost. In this ease, the payee Is TO
furnish statement, under oath, that the
order has been lost or destroyed, uceon :
panied by the certificate of the postnus.
ter that II has not been paid, aud will not
be paid thereafter presented. The payee
may transfer his order to another person
by endorsing il upon the back. Persons,
NN...e. -. Al
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Increasing Sell

by deepening The cultivation Of yodr
soil, you add to is quantity. Thus, by
having your soil eight inches deep, yoti
double It's capacity-somewhat as though
you had two acres now where you had
only one before. Did you ever think 0f
thisi Eight inchts Of cultivated has
double the strength of four. This Is c
new way Of increasing your iand---not
new to our best farmers, who understand
all this, and hence they cultivate deep;
not deep at once, but gradually, each yea
little deeper, or at every ploughing.-
Ploughing alone makes the soil mellow.
has q wonderful effect, even without
manure; but manure, il must be reuienl-
bered, is the main reliance always.
In deepening your soil, Judgment is
required. Not TOO much Of the raw s1b-
soil must be brought up at & time unless
il is rich; then plought deep. III clay
soili little at time is the true theory -
Cut offan inch Of clay, more or less, at
each ploughing. This, thrown up 70 tile
action Of the clements, will be reduced 70
powder. and il at once, goes 10 work
drawing strength from the atmosphere-=
clear profit, you see; Il has the eject OF
plaster Then Il is a manure ia itseli.--
These heavy clay beds are ysluabie beds
OF manure, AS they are generiiy spreai
out with your soil, yon need .ny I ad-
Just yopr clctis pin to ma'ue yolf
ground, But this nisst Only he .d7i't
when the supers1l is tHges0ly ar.Sdn,
in good cultivated order. Co4 much slsl
brought up vii lila your. soil; uI6 inr
.id haot and raf,T 4nre L al NJ ont. and thu.
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Oh, No, We Never Mention Him.


Oh. no, we never mention him,
His name Is never heard:
Fw loyal people decline TO speak,
That once familiar word.
We talk Of Licoln. Sheridan,
or sherman and of Grant
but q, there Il another name
Of which the the public can't.
lie was very nice young man,
Aud promising, you know.
But then he made great mistake
And found IL wouldn't 20.
Oh. no. We never mention him,
Ills name is never heard,
Compared to whom Napoleon
wAs reekoucd quite absurd.
lie once was gr,ut On strategy,
Aud kept an Anaconda,
But when Is died. he dug hole
And buried II out yunder.
Away by Ghicl ahomouy ...
He was mighty digger,
The King OF Spades, Democrat,
And down upon the uiggcr.
oh, no, We never mention him,
His name is never heard,
There seems Kind uf reticence
About that little word.
FROM bar 10 bar We travel round
1obanish our regret,
Aud smile, aud smile, aud smile again,
In order to fo,get
We often mention Fartagut,
Du pOnt aud Porter too;
But never speak OF Little -,
OF Litile-you know who.
oh. no, we never mention him,
Ills name is never heard.
He's hopped the twig of politics;
Sic transit, little bind.
lie got s,duced by crafty men,
Who slapped hrm ON the back,
And said wen make a President
or -, no, I've lost the knack
OF utering that little void,
naHnot get II out;
Aud vet we used to see his nnmc
Once blnroned all about.
oh, no. We never mention him.
His name Ia never heard.
Hes dead al i buried, so he Is,
HE jacet, littleb biri.
In wild oblivicn's dimmest nook,
A shinglc marks the place,
Bearing this misspelt cpitaph.
o. o."Rcqisat In Pace"
Yes. Rest In Peace. let no rude hand
Disturb tho humble bed
or this here foolish, nice young man,
This "ooppcred" Copperhead.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Frank Baker,

A.,,r..y ., Law, Tina, Ohio. Ones. Ia Tomb.
tlesk. All just claims for Bounty, baek fsy $40
e..si.., prcnuily collected foE soldisu 90 their
ssI.. At the Iows4 rates. No advance p.y@.at re-
n.i,sS. NOV. 30, ts63-7.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

Information was received in Washing
ton yesterday that the steamer TVlip,
attached to the Potomac tiotilla, exploded
her boiler ON Friday, while going down
the river, causing a fearful sacrifice Of life
OF sixty-flye persons OH board only tep
are accounted for. trHns
A salt lake has been, struck neaT
Grand Rapids, Michigan, at distance
Of 100 feet from the surface. -.r,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Ill. q. Wenner,

Manufacture Of CsuiAsss, BusRiss. sulkis,, ne.
Essasr Cos sad Jshsusn streets, near The oefmsn
Oathslis Chusnh, Tina. Ohie. A sac sioet OF IN.
Jsts,t ,tyIes az BuKries etc., hnished In the bss'
Hsassr aAd Of the most durable materials, eohtah"y
On hasd, and promptly msdeto order; ,y,Sxpv
Tin. Ax...,sx Iesa a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
Seneca County

srAvE AND HEADING FACTORY, rIFRis,o o.
w. n. Chsmbsrlin has son,tantiy on hand Flour
suA Fuit Barfsi Stsvss, well seassnod, s.d AIN
ldsdhsadiaE. Prompt sttenton given TO hefdeu.
Aise Scroll Saving and Turning doAs order.
Nsysnbsf @ 1853. s.u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01
8. CLAY.

Au.,s.y al a coua..llos at Law and sots-y Psb-
iie Fostors, Ohio will ausna promptly to all bu,,,
ss psid 10 all kiAds Of ColisstioAs, In Seneca and
'csnos-Wi.h ". Jones. R's.,i in H.'s'' Block,
fostsds, ,AuSss.se, fest.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-01

From Rev. J. II. TsrnsI, Pastor Of Tsdding NJ. T..
Church, Philsdelpha
DR.. Jaeksen-DeaT siT-IlayinE used yonr Ger.
man Bitter In ny fhmiiy frequshIiy, ] sm prepared
10 say that II has been great service Ibslsvs that
in o cases or general debility OF the system u 10
the safest snd most valuable remedy OF which have
any knowledre. Yours respectfully,
J. II. TURNER,
No. 40 N. Ninetsenth Street.