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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
lST HEAT.
Straws.

On the Columbus Railroad b tween
Columbus and Urbana Oh Saturday morn-
ing Inst vote was taken for President
with the following result: Lincoln, 6s;
Mcclellan, IS; Fremont, l: D,ub,lul, 3.
The vote of the ladies stood Line In, 4s;
HcClellaR, l6.
On the same day vote was irken on
the cars beiweco Urbsna and T,fIin with
the follow ing result: Lincoln, 81; Nc
Clellsn, "a; Fremont, !; Doubtful, g.
The vote of the ladies stood fJr Lincoln,
35; Mcclellan, Ia ...
The patients in the military hospital a,
Nashville voted 70. the Presidential can
didotes on Thursday. In Hospital No. 8
LrscoLs received l6s, McCLELLAs 2S'
and FREMosr6 votes In Hospital I9
the vote for LINCOLN was Ssl, for Nc
CLELLAN 81, and for FRKNosr o,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
ShcriG's Proclamation,

The Qualified Electors Of the County of
Seneca, 10 the State OF Ohio, are hereby no .
titled to meet at the usual place OF holding
Elections IN their respective Townships, on
the SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER.
A. ID. 1864, II being the llth day Of said
month, between the honrs OF o'clock A.
M, aud O'Clock 7. NJ, Of saId day to
vote for
One Supreme Judge fcr fpll term, One A.,
long vacancy, and One for phoyt vncancy,
One Secretary Of State. One Attorney Gen.
eral. One Comptroller Of the Treasury, One
Member Of the Board OF Public Works, full
term, and one for vacancy, One School Com.
missioner, One Congressman for the 9th
Congressional District, One Auditor, One
Treasurer, Ono Sheriff. One Coroner, One
lntirmary Diree,or FOR three ycars, aud one
for one year, One Commissioner for the
County OF Seneca.
And Whereas, by an Act Of the Iegisla.
ture OF the State of Ohio, passed February
9Th, 1881 IL was further made the duty o,
the Sheriiis OF the different Counties, at the
time OF proclaiming the Election, TO give
notice OF the Trustees Of the Townships, OF
the number Of persons TO be returned rs Ju.
rors from esch Township. The appoint.
ment OF Jurors rs made by the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, to be returned, are
ne follows:
Adams g. Bloom 7. Big Spring 6. Clinton
3, Eden z, Hopewcll s, Jackson 4, Liberty
D. Jackson 2, Pleasant 8. Reed 6, Scipio 8.
City. LIST Ward, 10, ,2d Ward, G.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sherif's Office. IN the City Of Tifiin, this
I'd day Of September, A. ID lS64
EDw ARD CHILDs, Sheriff,
Seneca Cnunty Ohio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
Return Ofthe Non Enlisted Veter-
ans ofthe 49th.

20 Or last Friday about fifty OF the noa-
enlisted veterans Of the 18th Regiment,
together with their gallant old eomman-
der, Col. W. n. 0IBsos, arrived in this
City from the front of Sherman's army,
once more TO enjoy a repose in the lap Of
their peaceful homea. Their coming
was hersided by only few hours notice,
but Notwithstanding this bouniifal din.
ner was got up and. spread before them
at the Davis House, Under the supervis.
ion. Of that true friend Of che soldier.
LEW wEIRIeK, ESQ. Hon. G. X. WArsos
jim 9 few well. timed and appropriate re-
marks welcomed them once more 10 the
embrace Of their wives, sistefs and
sweet.hesrts, and oil the blissful scenes
of happy home. Col. GIBsox replied in
. sstirripg and eloquent speech, such a
sne ss BILL Gmsos only can make.
The appearance Of the veterans gave
ample evidence Of the terrible scenes Of
danger. turmoil. ...snffering and deprivations
which they have endured in their three
years' 'eampaigu. Three years age
when the rally was sounded these boys
gaily and spendidly marched forth In
obedience to the requirements Of duty
and principle. The men who first went
forth were choice spirits, and the pride o.
the people svells geatefuiiy in contem
plating thsh maay deeds Of heroism sne
valor. These veterans have mbellishe,
their escutcheons BY many splendid deed
In the field Of strife. and amid the clasl
Of arms, and have written their name
with the point Of the bayonet high el
/. the scroll Of ofbonorsble fame.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

Affairs on the Rio Grade are decidedly
mixed. The French fofces fecently
marched up the Mexican bank Of the riv:
or TO attack CoRrIsAs, met him, and
were being beaten, when Colonel. Fofb,
commanding the rebel troops at Brownsi
vile. ioined in the fght from the Texas
side, to help out the French. ConrIsAs
beat him also. and the rebels commenced
retresting. Thereupon the sist Illinois
Regiment, stationed Al Brazos, fell upor
the fyiag CoGfederates. damaging then
considerably. Next day CoRrIsAs, hav
iEg been re-enforsed from Matamoras
captured townsville, and raised ths
American nag. FoRD's tFspps have hes
! into tho interior Of Texas,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
Union Schools.

The following are the nance Of th
Tie achers in the several Departments o
the Union Schools:
Geo. w. Perry, A. NJ, superinten
dent.
High School, Miss Mary f. Zerbe.
Carrie r. Crosby
Grammar School, Miss L. w. Shaw
han.
Intermcdiste School, Miss p. l.. Finch
Senior Secondary School, Hiss Addie
Appleby.
Junior Secondary School, Miss Mary
Bowe. -H- .r-H D. H-"H r..
Senior Primary School, Mis- d. A.
Rowland.
Junior Primary School, Miss NJ. A..
Wcirick.
Junior Primary School, Miss Mary
Wilson.
German School, Miss f. Augspcrg r..
German School, Miss Augustus Sny-
der.
SEC md WARD.
intermediate School, Miss Annie Alb
bott.
Secondary School, Miss Harriet r.
Boisford.
Primary School, Miss Annie u. Glib
son.
Primary School, Miss Re,ta NJ. Mc-
L,in. ...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
An Imnosing rizzla.

n.
II was announced In the Seneea Ad.
csrfissr last week that there would be a
"grsDj Democratic ratification" and
MASS Meeting Of the Democracy Of
Seneca county" held in this city on Sat.
urdsy last. to "ratify Che nom nations
made at Chicago" For the two weeks
preceding runners had been busy through.
out the country stirring up the faithful to
a sense Of their duty In order to strike
terror to the hearts Of the "Liucolnites. ("
Everybody expected to see an unprcce-
dented and prodiQIous mass of the un-
washed gathered together in the name
of MCCLELLAN 10 ratify anything that
smelled Of Chicsgo. The bright and
beautiful day came aud go did the meet
ing, but, as Major. G eneral Squire Bell
HARE is said to have observed, tive
couldn't see the mass" PAUL BoLiserH.
of Republic, headed procession con.
sisting Of himself and his one horse
wagon. A wag remarked that he
couldn't SEQ the tail end! Why, is the
query.
in the afternoon Mr.. TnREsuEk, Of
Dayton, held forth until he became
ashamed Of himself and then subsidized.
In the evening a second attempt was
made to rntify but with no better success
even Judge LANG with oil his grand
and lofty tumbling could not produce
enough enthusiasm to ratiy. But scri.
ously Il was a grand fzzle which even
the McClellanites admit. and we hope,
for the credit of our beautiful city, that
when they give another performance they
will have better catalogue of perform.
ers aud not SO much hoerse music.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

REcRurme.-Recrviting has been GO
ing on lively here of late. 1t remi nds ls
Of last Spring when the 49th was al
home. The quota of this township i
full, with surplus, and quite number
have gone to Tiffin and Cleveland and
enlisted. The 3ulternuts who were
writing on our handbills that the patriot.
IAN Of fLoudon township had oozed ou
are sadly mistaken when they learn that
we are good for twenty on another call
-Fostoria Mems,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
IA Great Sell"

Medsr'y Crisis speaks ofthe late Copper
head convention "as the great seHat Cal
oago! Yes, that is the name for it. II
was ."sell." The Democratic party was
pat up auction VaIlandigham was the
auctioheef, August Belmont was the
highest bidder, and "Confedernte bonds
was the purchase money. You're right
Col, it WINS a great "seil!" Poor Bel
mont! he bought very ugly "elcphun,.
o. s.. Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
RINGING WORDS FROM GEN
GRANT.

WAsnikGrOs, sept. b.
The following is All extract of letter
from Lieutenant General Grant, dated
headquarters, City Point, Va, Aug, Is:
To Hon. E. Il. Washburn:e
Dear Sir-L-I state to oil citizens who
visit me, that all We want now To insure
an early restoration of the Union, as a
determined Hnity of sentiment North.
The rebels have now in their ranks their
last man. The boys aud old men nre
guarding prisoners and Railroads, and
forming a good part of their garrison for
int-enched positions. Any man lost by
them cannot be replaced
They have robbed the cradle and the
grave equally 90 get their present force.
Besides what they lose in frequent skir'
mishes and battles, they are now losing
frOm desertions aud other causes at least
one regiment per day. With this drain
upon them the end Is not far distant, and
il we will only be true 10 ourselves. The
rebels only hope now is in divided
North. This might give them reinforce
mems from Tennessee, Kentucky, Mary
land and Missouri, which would weaken
us. With the draft quietly enforced, the
enemy would become dependent, ant
make but little resistance. ] have NJ
dolbt bat the enemy are exceeding snx
ious to hold out until after the prcsiecntia
election.
They have many hopes from its effect
They hope n counter revolution. They
hope the election Of the pence candidate
In fact, like Micawber, they hope fo
"something to turn ur." Our peace
friends, II they expect peace from separ
alton, are much mistaken. II would b'
the bigianing Of war with thousands o
northern men joining the South, because
of our disgrace in allowing separation
TO have peace con any terms" the soutl
would demand the restoration OF thei
siates, we called freed; they would de
nund indemnity for losses sustuinedj an
they would demand treuty which
would make the North slave hunters
for the South.
Yours truly,
(Signed.} U. =. GRANT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
Tnn TIrrIN mARKnr.

coRaTsrsp wtrxLY rts BsSsArn.
TirFiS. September %, 1861,
FLoUR--s9 50@io 90
wHEAT--Firm at 81 IS.
CoRN-Firm at 81 10 for sheiied from
teams.
0ATS-Firm at e0c from tears.
wooL--Selling al ss@iOoe.
SEED--Clovetti ti OC, Timothy - 90.
FLAX 5HHD--sH 60 per bushei.
RYE--si t0 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine 800. tsllow fe(a I Sc
SoAP-Gsrman 70. Common &c.
TALL0W--lial6O. Grease 0gc.
PoTAToEs--sOc@si.
POHK--Per bbl s9s O0@40 90,
wHIsKY-Common per esllos "a 90
Rye 80 50.
dAMS--isd zoe.
llIDES--Green &c, dry i5c.
CALF SKlNs-sl 25, Kip skins 90 on.
SHEEP fELTS-fresh 25c@s3 90.
BEESwAX-i5c per pound.
BUTTER-3o@3sc per pound.
EGGS--lsc per dozen.
LARD-Kegs ice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE sCIPI0 SOL
DIERs AID SOCIETY COMMENCING JUNE
4th AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 7th.

REPUDLIc, Sept. Z, 1864.
Amount received in money during this
quarter, Sa06 4s; amount expended
Si4s 81. During this time we have
packed and shipped four boxes to ]. c.
Wetmore, Ohio State Military Agent al
Washington, of which will give the
contents.
Box No. Ill shirts, G pillows, I jar
Of apple suuce, suck hops, 4 lbs dried
corn, 8 rolls banduge, pound hard soap,
4 books, ~ magazines, AZ lbs dried
cherries, l7J9 lbs dried apples II lbs
rags, 1877 yards bandagcs. quilt, 30 pin
bolts, @, handkerchief, 6 qu,rts vinegar,
3 pair drawers,L pound lint, 9 towels, 6
pill low slips, . quarts apple butter.
! Box M. 2--l4 rolls rag, 3S9 yards
b ndage. 60 hnndkerchiefs. 10 lbs dried
currnnts, 10 lbs dried apples, pound
dried pears, ? lbs dried cherries, I pound
coffee, 2 lbs rice, Q quarts vinegar, 10 lbs
curnmeal,2 . quarts pickles, az lbs dried
corn, 10 pillow slips, ! pound lint, %
towels, 2 sheets, 10 shirts, pair draw
crs, pillows, 2 lbs. s.hard soap, 3 dressing
gowns, l sack OF hops.
Rox No. Sd quarts apple buit'r, 81
lis died currants, 10 lbs dried apples, 4
lbs hard soap, ~ yards bandage, I pair
wOnleu socks, . lbs Tried plupbs, y. lbs
dried cherries, box of lint, I2 lbs rags,
sheets, % shirts, 8 dressing gowns, 6
pair drawers &c handkerchcis, pillow,
roll rags, 8 towels, 3 pair pillow slips.
Box NJ. go lbs dried apples, Q lbs
dried curants, D lbs rags, - yards BAN
dnge, ~ handkcrchirfs. q pound lint,
10 shirts, / pillow, . tracts, 8 ncwspa
pers, quart peaches, D quarts apple but
t'r, quart currants, IL arm slings,
dressing gowns, sheet, D towels; also,
n keg containing 0 gallons pickles.
LIZZIE OGnEN Sec,v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
Trotting Park Course.

On last Friday afternoon handicap.
ed trJt on tim,, to wagons, came of on
the Trtttinp Park South of the city, the
pr'z, being splendid Whip presented
by the associa ion. The contestants
were :. Sprogue. naming his grey ge-
ding, Tom, time, 3:O4; T. II. Bugby
his brown mare, Mnllie Poppie, 3:O7;
aud g. kwfsr his sorrel gelding, John
Brough, $40. The foregoing time OF
each was taken as basis aud the horse
making the greatest number of seconds
under his given tine was to be declar ID
the winner. The following is the result:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
Eve STOcK.

pioveI, end Pstme,s viii snd shis a mss, sassa.
isseoss ropts Tor Live fteeh, cspscions YAitt Eel,
hssn opsnsd op tlis line snd its eaansstless, sna
svssy sti,stion u paid % thsir wsa.. Fsen hsnis
harg, where villss fosAa every csAssaisAes ~
ssf rafnt nsl 81 fGiiH & .Esw yoRk 80 iif SxiaIMoSR
Markets. Tbs viii alse be feopd shs shersssi
york-fvis Ailsn,o~sl ssd With Aver stsssss
ENocH I fwIs. Ger. suss. Alsssss, ".
T i, aois!Ss'' ,iss O.. E fsss sSss. sisls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

Or twill be seen by the notices OF
Union Meetings published to-day, that
Hon. John l.. Green, Of Fremont, will
speak In this county next week. He
sPeoks at Hedges Hall on Saturday
evening next. Let everybody turn out
and hear him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
U. 8. 7-3O LOAN.

The Seeretorv of tina Trsoapr, o;,.s n.,t..
that subscription, will he r.eaiy.3 ,,s 60
pom Treasury Notes, payable three wear.
from Aug. 18Th, 1864. with semi.annuHl In
terest ~ tue rate OF seven and three'tenths
per cent per aonum, principal and inter
est both to be paid in lawful money.
fhese notes VIII be convertible at the on.
''on oi the holderat maturity, into six per
cent gold bearing bonds, payable not less
thah n'e nor more than twenty years fTsm
cir date, as the Government may elect
1hey VIII be issued 10 denominations of ESQ, =.
SlOO, $500, 81 900. and s5. 900, and all sub.
scriptions must be for fifty dollars or some
multiple OF fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmitted TO the own
era free OF transportation charges as soon
Of Denosit a. ,ssu csn @ bo osa, s.nd Ie'''"Oa'c'
As the notes draw interesttrom Aug. Is.
persons max ing deposits subseoucnt 10 that
date must nav the interest accrued from dats
o. note to date OF depcsit,
Parties depositiDp twentv.fiye tbo,sand
dollars and upwards for these notes n, nnx
one time will be allowed comm;saion of fons
quarter Of one per cent which will be maid
by the Treasury Department upon The rc.
ceipt Of bill for the amount, certified to h,
the officer with vbom the dsno.,, ,yas m, az
No dcductments for commissions must be
made from the deposits.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IruA N,yosA, S,v,xas R.xx og.,;,.
n HIGHER rate a 4 Interes, ,ba, anv ,,i,.. .ns
rHr nEsr sEcuR,ry. Anv SAVINGS hant ,,h;o,
paws its depositors In II s. Mates consjdsr.
that II is paying ia the beat oircuis,;ng mo,
dium Of the country. and II o,ssor nav IL
auy .bino better. for its own assets ara e;,bc,
In Govern nment name, f"'a'''
IL Ia equally copyepient ma n tomnorsr ~.
permnnent Investment. The no,ss
way, be sold for within n fraction of, Their
face and ncemulated interest. and are lie
best security with banks as collateral. Gor
discounts.
conVertipie into Ok per cent. o-2O Gold Bond.
| In addition TO the very liberal interest on
the notes for three years. this privilege Of con.
version 10 now worth about three per cent.
per snnum, for the current rate for $40
Bonds Is not less than NINE PgR CENT. rar.
niua. and before the war the premium on
six per cent U s. stocks was over twenty
per cent. II will be seen that the actual
profit on this loan, at the present market
rate, 10 not less than ten per cent. per au.
num-
Its Exemption from State or Municipal Taxa
t,on.
I'm, ..;ds from Al, ,ho .dv.,,...
s.s%,sd ss1. spss,,l hs.oa Congress ss
LOCAL rAxarios. On tie average. this .x.
emption Is worth about two per cent per an
num- nn, ..a ~ r. :, ue " '"AA"'" w Va
III Il, y helieysd An ,bst | r." secur;,;o. oN., an
great Inducements to lenders as those issued
by the government. 10 all other forms OF
Indebtedness. the ialth or ability Of private
parties. or STOCK companies or seperate CON
.nuh,',ss, mum ~. OBI, Iny' p,sagsu ao' payment,
held 10 seeure The discharge OF ali The ob,i.
cations Of ,he United sta,ea
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

OF We suppose one of the objects in
attempting to release the prisoners on
Johnson's Island was to get up an i'm.
mense Mcclellan ratification meeting in
this section. But like the one in this
city last Saturday, il was a grand 6zzle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

6TWe will always thank any ono
Tor sending US notice of deaths or mor.
fiages that take place. Very little
trouble. The mere notices ore published
gratis. If there are any lines extra ten
vents per line is CHARGED. - -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
FREIGHTS.

ny this rout, Frsigh,s Of all ds,oIip,ions ear be
forwarded 10 and from PhilsSslphis, New York
Boston Baltj m0re, to, sed from sny pslnt ap the
Rail Roads ~ Ohio, kentueky, 1adisns, nineis.
Wiseen.ia, loya OF Mislsari, BY Rail Road direct
The Penpsylvspia ceHtf,l Rail Road also oon pscts
nj PiitsblIyh with stsanisr. by whiah ocasdsn be
Tor lrdsd 10 any Pori the Ohio. Mushinkpm Ken.
tneky, Tsnaessss, Cumberland, Iliinsis, Eissssppi.
NiscsusiA, Missouh, Kansas, Arkansas and Red
Riysuian at Cleveland, sasdsshy. and Chiesko
win stsams's 10 all Pofts on ths Nofth.wsiisfs
Estss.
Merchants and shi spsts enirssiing the trssspofis
os Of their Freight 10 this Conpahy, can fely with
oaa9 9Jssss s.a he sgerdy transit a.
ThE RATES OF fRE8ffr 70 and fom .ny
point 10 The West, by the Pennsylvania Csntrs
Rail Road, are a, ali times ss favorable ~ are
charged by other Hail Road Companies.
fy-Bs particular 70 marx packages" VIA Pssr'f
Fer Ffsi CHI, ,Con,tsnu OF Shipping p;rss,iens sp,
Ply 70 OF addrs. either Of the ioIIcsias Agents u
d. A.sTEwART, Freight Agent. Pit,.bassh.
CLARKE, a, 90, Transfer Agsnts. Piti.bsIshi
u, w. RkOWN 4 co.. Cinainnati Qhie.
X q. MELnRUN & CO., Msdisea, indisns.
j. T. M0oRE, Louisvile, Kentucky.
W. NJ AIkMAS, Eyansville, lad.
R.F Sass, ~. Leuis. Missosh.
CLAkLE n 60 Chicago, Illinois.
J. ~. MoCoLM, Portsmouth, o.
J. N. LOVE. Msysvilq, ny.
HALL CO., Marietta, o.
+. AYREs. M1skingum River.
w. II. 4 Ell. LANGLEY, Gsllipohs, o
H. e. YiERcE 4 CO., Zznsuills, O. iN
N. " HUDSON. kipisy, O. 90.
n. c. MELRbM General rhssiias Asss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

OF The Democratic papers with
gloomy forebodings announce that "Mr.
Lincoln is still on the track" Yes, and
not Only that, but he is going to remain
on the track for the next four years to
come! How do you like the consola-
tiuDl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
DIED.

Died on the 9th inst, near Fostoria,
Nicholas Pootz, SEN, one of the Oldest
residents Of this part Of the country.
On the I4th inst. in Fostoria, of Camp
Fever, Reuben Nelson, Of Co. !. i64th
Regiment, o. N. G., aged aboo. al
yesrs.
On ibe morning Of the I5th inst, ot
Camp Fever, Oliver G. Leech, Of Co. !,
I64th Regiment, o. N. G., aged a6
years!
or Subscribe for the TRpusE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FBOa
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to New York
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh TO Baltimore
20

FAST MAiis--isavss Piu.bursh At a.e0 A. NJ,
reaehes Harrisburg at o5 p. NJ. and fhiisdslphia
"a AZ nrfan9s q 'rAss ScERs w. hi. p.i. ,..,.
Hari.byrs at r!se r. n. sna srivs To Baltimore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS BY ,hi. train lev.
philadsIphis u e.s5 P. NJ dnd arrive - Ss~
THROUGH ACCOMMODATION Shopping .,au
ftaions--Lssves Pittsburgh ct go A. NJ, n
rivss NJ Altoona for dinner A. i25 A. ~.
washes Hauishs,g al $40 p. m.' and Philsds
phia al Ills p-M.s.
ThRouGH ExPREss-I@ayes Pittsbursh at Z -
NJ, reaches Harrisburg al 3. 30 A. NJ. and Phia.
| delphia nj T20 A. NJ,
BALrIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
IiarrisbvIs at $50 A. NJ. and arrive 10 saitisssfs
NEW YORK PAssrSeERs by ,hi. train l..v.
Philsdslphia a, 8 A. NJ. aud arrive in New York
FAST ITNE- Esavs, riu,buirh at s.4s p. N. A..
| nves at AitconA az L15 "A. NJ. reashss Harris.
burg at S.s5 a a., and lapcastsr for hrsskfs, st
IS a, NJ, anlEing In Phtsdelphis at 1913 4. u.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS By this trails lssvs
| Hafpshors ~ ZOO a. n. and Auiss In Baltimore
| AZ 1I.50 A. n,
NEW YoRK PASSENGERS b, this trails h,v. =
ehoies. o. reuiss. A slsspinE SaI yuns. through
from Einsbsfsk 10 New York. without change,
YJrk At las y. ". ny way oi Philadsiphis, pass
epgsrs reach New iofk at 2.s5 "a
tickets good on any of he sothd linss. Pare 10
| aaau lasa ans NAHNA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

GALFRED McVEIsH, late State Sen.
stor from the Fairfield District, was
nccidently killed last Friday between
Columbus aud Lancaster by the upsetting
OF the stage coach. His boy was so
badly hurt TINT he died the sumo even
Ing. 49,.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

Any ono wishing to purchase a neat
home in the shape Of house and lot.
can be suited BY calling OF this Office
II Is situated in very good locality in
This city and will be sold cheap.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
(signed.} U. =. GRANT.

MA few weeks ago. George Z. Pugh.
talking Of the prospective Convention at
Chicago, said, iu the reply to a sugges-
tion 70 nominate McC Clellan, "If we take
a general we want general OF victories
not q general Of defeats"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
DIR. TOBIAS
Henetinn Horse Limment.

Venetian Horse Liniment.
IN Pint hotties at FIFTY CENTS, cures lapene,,,
iuis, gals, collie, Ss. ksad the ssllswingi
bosys~r Jsly :, 1861.
Dr.ToniS We have reed for,he past year, your
Hone Linimeni Tor lameness. hicks, bruises, collie,
snd cuts, aud in every instance found II the hest
article ever tried In thi. circus company. Please
,end six dezen, II Is the only liniment use
We have laa HOSES. ss--e very valuable, and we DO
iot want to leave tows witliout u.
HYATT FROST,
Manager varAmbnrrh n Cos Mrnagsrie.
Sold by all druggi.ts Ofcs, so Coaland ST.. n. v.
May ~, Is6t. Am
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

6rFsraosr's organ, the New Nation,
has come out against him and prom ounced
for LINCOLN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

The man who made a shoe for the foot
OF mountain, Is now engaged on hat
for the head Of discoorses, sffet which he
will manufsc,urc aPlsme for General
Intelligence.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

OTTO morrow the drsft commences
in this District. Next week we will pub
iish the names Of those who draw n
prize.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
Wanted.

AT this Office, an experienced printer
to act as Foreman Of the Office. Mons
but sober and experienced man need
apply. frsE ~ .. .--.rr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

0TGen. Buffers army is now official.
iy styled the "Army Of the James"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

T-The total amount taken on the
5-30 loan so far is S36,274,OOO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

6TJudge HoRD is announced to speak
ut sandusky on. Saturday. Oct. Ist, to
gether with Gov. BsoueH.