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HE'ncrArTrc- HrE.'r or CnS.cEiPrrn,
nFpAHrMrsr IrArnfrru

HE'ncrAnTrr- HrEE'r or Cnv-cEIPrrn,
DEPARTMENT. Tn,rs-Mrs-
Marshal. Texas. March 9TH. 1864.
SPECIAL ORDER No. aG.
l. Para grlph III G"nrral Or.ler. "a. q.
la~f sores. from iri~ Bureau l. 80 rta lftiai a.
= require the applications therein specified
which come from the States NJ LDni~i4n, mi
NrkAn-a>. M ha forwarded W. W, fn-alling
O.iicrr % the Cnmmanianfs n thrir rr-p~c -
fiva StaIr-
RI The Commanlart viii enaor-a o. ,ncI
applications their rprr.vni wv di--nr rnv=I.
with their raa-"n- therefor. anI forwa j Ties
io fhi- ofhr. I'm fnal actina
By command " Brir.-G. a = Gr~e-.
". STEDMAN- A. A. G-n'l.
Cnhrial.l
g. f. DANLrY. Cn-nd't Cen srri7ts.
Dist. W Ark T-tr
H'p QR-s CnNp'T rnS-clrr~. DIST AK.
Washington. Ark. ilarch :. 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS M. ?.
l. All details rf con-ori pfs for service IL
the onart-rmnsier'~. Subsistence. Ordnance.
or Medical Departments of The army. granted
by orders from these Headquarters. are hereby
revoked.
III. The attention of All who .re concerned
j. directed TO the following extract Of General
Orders. No. 36. from Department Headquar-
ters last series:
EXTRACT
Il. All Clerks and employees in the Miitar
service liable ID conscription in the Depsr-
ment Trans-Mississippi. will be Immediately
enrolled, and within twenty DAYS thereafter,
sent TO camps of instruction in their respee-
tive districts
All able-bOdied men Except arii6cers sni
mechanicsD, who are now serving i'm the seTe-
raj staff departments, will be relieved and or
dered 10 join their proper companies and regi-
ments. unless especially detailed BY the Dir
trict Commander, upon proof Of Necessity q
service, their places win be supplied by those
who are not capable Of active service in the
field. whether by age, sex, or physical disa-
| bility.
by command Of Lt-Gen. r. Kirby Smith,
5. s. ANDERSON, A A. Gen
iii. All Enrolling Officers in the District ..of
Arkansas are charged with the strict enforce
ment Of these orders; and such a. may be
found delinquent il executing the same, VIII
pe Immediately dismissed from Office and, II
liable, conscribed: or, if army officers. charges
preferred against them.
B. Il. DANLEY,
7-4w Comd't Conscripts, Dist of Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
IlT T., D.

1t Fort Pleasant. near Pine Bluff. March
20th. 1863. NJ typhoid fever. RI. ,. HANrLTcY,
son of r. :. and Z. u. Hamilton, aged 10 years
and Ill months.
II" was a resilient Of Van Buren, in Craw-
ford On, Ark. anil soldier in the Confede-
rate ~ vice. n hs last moments he called
hi- comrades around hn. tn bill them adieu.
and met lis de.h with calmness and resigna-
ton. only regretiing that he could not have died
TX home
lie left many friends 70 mourn bis death.
Low III TIE ground hi body Lies,
Beneath the cold and chilly sod;
Ils spirit h0vers in tine skies:
Hi soul immortal has fed to God.
III Waco. Texas. IN February 18th. 1864.
SIpNEY J.. infant daughter of Maj. James II.
ann Ahbi- y SparkS, of Fort Smith, Ark,
ged l year. months an II days.
The LDri gave. amt the Lord has taken
way: blessed he fhe name of the Lord
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
GRINDING.

SAMES WARE takes this method Of inform
(.ing his friends and the public that ha viii
grind for the public at his mill four-1niles from
Washington. on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of each week.
March IL. 1864. S-4
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HD. -QRs. Drsr. Arg.

HD--QRs- DIsr. Ark
Camden, March 18th. lsf.
CAPrAIN.-I have the honor TO ackno-i1l-
the receipt % a copy OF the patriotic ra.,ls
tons una nimonsly adopted by your Co-nr,--
Mt a meeting held on the 9th March Inst -!
have submitted these resolution. !, 4
Lieut.-Gen. Commanding. who is ertre,---1
gratifed nt euch manifestation of rba r-ti
-pirit OF the men. whom il il your biyb T-s.s
'ege 70 command. and he congratulate. ~
thereo = 80 worthy an example will " r.r.
rally followed, hut your men NAV wall 4.
proud of being the first to lead w
an, Captain. very respectfully.
Your Ohit. serv't.
]. F. BELTON.
Lt-Col- q. ) A., A. A Gen
District Arkansas.
Capt. w. A. Irvine Comd'g Co. IL,
Morgan's Reg't, Ark. Cavalry.
Through Brig. Gen Cabell. Civ
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
CAMP KIRBY Sur-n

March 9Th, i8s,
"A Mar,s.1i 7 meeting Of Capt Irvine. O., IN
Ark Cavalry, held at their qua. Drigade
9Th. 1864. IL was Mach
Re'olrsd, That in view Of the increasing
tilify ef the North. and the avoweI Ing h7s-
tion Of our enemies TO use every Nina
power to bring sorrow 10 our home. s aaI II ,,her
lationsuPon our beloved land; that ia -, sbo.o ueso
devotion n the country and the holv NM" esnS. olf
which we are engaged. that We wirI .te tsause n
submit 70 any hardship, and -nJn-' ully
pr!vation, however hard, in behalf II ~ every
try W love so well. 1t was further &c couh-
AMI " animously assented to, that tbPossl, tba
Company re-enlist for the war. and Shoie
accordingly sworn into the service ~ M we're
fe erate States Of America for the tern ,s Soa-
war. by Capt. " a. irvine. = tas
(Signed) w. A. IRVINE.
Capt. COmd'g Co III MorgaD's Rou,.
Arkansas Cavalry.
.G0fieial- J. F. BELTox,
Lt--Col. and 4. A. Gen
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- -
KD5XED1 I
MAIRRIED

o. Wednesday evening. March IN y. ~ the
residence Of Mrs. Field. hv ". II. Wells. Chap
lain O. =. a.. d.. y. y. GRIN-TsAD. Surg. nn
G. s. A.. # St. Louis. Mo. and Miss Lou
FIELD. NJ this citv.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

GEN. CABaII..--It affords mach pleasure
to hear OF the tine condition Of our cavalry
I oops under General Cabeli. Az excellent sys-
ten. Of discipline prevails under the care and
watchfulness of their yiglant commander. and
the men are all in good spirits and ready for ac-
ton.
General Cabell, on both sides of the river has
shown himself an active. energetic and efficient
spidier, and the people may rest assured tha >
whilst his command lies be t,yeen them and the
enemy, they may plant their crops in safety.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
STR AZ FED.

HEpN the -iIh.criber. +, 'hiS rl-se. IN n.
i 18Th inst. Dark rrlnrpl HORSE "a.
white SPOT IN his nose. about Is ~ y hand.
nigh, >iH re-rs oli--hrl m when In r-u -
new =1A.!ir @nl = nov hri.ll~ ~i'I. y l-4-,at
hif ! Hi'l give rcrari "a ) % for bi l..
liverT to me ia this place
\ J. MORRISON.
Washington. Ark M,r-h H. 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

Philadelphia, March A special to the En-
ouirer from Norfolk I'd, says: Fighting COM
menced between our forces and the enemy at
Deep Cut. 10 miles from that city, yesterday
Par riculars not known.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
MT ice.

ON The 2n-h I,v ~ D.eenFe- 'oea s1rT
~ m InAn - Ni'--. E-q.. nr Nh. firm m R
Brittin. Miller & Co, my interest IN -
firm.
n. GArnRE.
Washington. N1-r' l.. 1894. Gem
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
T T. r M 8.

The Telegraph is published every Wednes-
day
Subscription for six months invariably N
advance, SO No subscription taken for "a
lrrcer or a shorter period than six months.
No name placed upon our mail book unless
pr paid, and all names will be erased as soon
n the time expires
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

sas~ Masons will be interestested with Dr..
Hoits communication. which contains some Gu
a very learned craftsman. we do not venture an
opinion with great confidence, but we are in
clined to think that the alluson to the golden
fleece" 4" in the Masonic lectures does not refer to
the older Of chivalry, but to the old mythologi-
cal story of the expedition of all the old heroes
of Greece to recover the fleece II became Gel
cbrated as the Argonautic expedition. Upon
that expedition are strung many of the greatest
exploits of ancient heroism and it became rs
famous as the modern Crusadts.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
$500 REWARD.

STOLEN, on the 18th instant. BLACK
- HORSE, about (l6) sixteen hands hirh
thin in order, switch tail, very short man.
from the weihers half way the neck-a vsrr
fast PAGER Saif horse was raised IN Prasi.
Dan Hampstead Co. Ark. will give II.
above reward for the thief if citizen or will
pay Five Hundred Dollars for the horse.
Address G.. T. LEE.
Lewisville, Lafayette Co, Ark.
March g. 1864 az
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23

A. Good OK Wagon for Sale,
DY J. s. BRITT.
- Washington, March %, 1864. 90
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-23
StraXed,

EROM the snhscriher. the 14th inst.
4 deep bay MARE. shout ! hands hiFh.
seven years oli saddle marks. hal l,ry.
rope round her neck and cnrh hir h~ia1a an
A liberal rewarl will he rail for thr deliver,
Of ssid animal to rna - tho Clntirin- D.rst
or NJ my residence. eight MILES ~a.f ~ ta-y-,.
WN. L. OsTErN
Warrington. Marrh 15 1864. ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
HTRRAH FOR THE OLDFLiG
UNION MEETINGS.

There will be Union Meetings held Al
the following times and places:
Fostoriu. Saturday Evening. Septem
Der 24th.
Republic, Saturday Evening, Septem,
her 2%,h. Speakers, J. r, Swigeri and
Captain Brewer
Green Spring, Saturday Evening,
September Gath.
Tiifin City, Saturday Evening, Septcm.
Der 9ath. Speaker, Hon. J. l.. Green.
Bsscom, Monday Evening, September
9eth.
Halls School House, southwest corner
Reed Township, Monday Evening. Sep.
tember 26lh,
Omar, Tuesday Evening, September
2Tlh.
McCutchenvillc, Tuesday Evening,
September 9th
Union Church, Egbert Corner, Port
land Road, "Wednesday Evening, Sep.
tenber 9s,h.
Adrian, "Wednesday Evening, septem.
bor asth.
Pstticord School House, Adams Town
ship. Thursday Evening, September 29th.
Fla: Rock, Thursday Evening, Sep.
tsmber goth. Speaker, Hon. J. l..
Green.
North Bend School House, Eden
Township, Friday Evening. Sept. sOth.
Fort scnsOs, Friday Evening, septem.
bef soth.
Fostoris, Saturday Evening, October
Let.
Republic, Friday Evening. September
so,h. Speaker, Hon. J. l.. Green.
At,ics, Saturday Evening. October ist.
Speaker. Hon. J. l.. Green.
Blsomville, Saturday Evening, October
Ist.
Hopewsll Center School House, Mon.
day Evening, October I'D.
Reed Center School House, Monday
Evening, October Sd.
Wilson School House. Bloom Town.
ship. Tuesday Evening, October 4th.
Young's School House. Clinton Town.
ship, Tuesday Evening, October 9TH.
Feasel School House, Liberty Town.
ship. Wednesday Evening, October 9th.
FOs,oris, Saturday Evening, October
9Th.
Reputlic, Saturday Evening, October
sth.
Atlica, Saturday Evening. October s,h
Bloomvilie, Saturday Evening. October
9Th.
Green Spring, Saturday Evening, DC.
tobor slh.
Township Committees are requested to
mako all necessary arrangements for ,hes
meetings In their respective townships.
Good speakers will be in attendance.
BY order Of Cen. Com.
C.K. WATSON, Chairman.
J. IL, HoRp, Secretarv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
What ImpudenoeI

The McClellanites have about as cool
impudcncc az a cat attempting to carry
of an OK! They are sending tickets to
the army and asking soldiers TO vote for
Mcclellan aud his friends, hypocritculty
protesting TO be good friends Of the sol.
diers. If that is the case why have these
same "fricnds" every where sought TO de
privo the soldiers Of the right To votel-.
Will they tell usl Who is II that slan.
ders the soldiers while they are in The
field battling for common country! I,
II the Union man or Coppcrheod! Who
rs II that knocks down soldiers-battle.
SCARED veterans who have displayed
their courage and valor on many hard,
fought feld--in the streets of our cities
and on the public highways after they
have returned homci Is il the Union
man or Copperheadl Who is II that
traduces, villifos aud slanders the soldier
wherever he may be! Who is il iha,
does not unite in giving the soldiers re.
ceptions when they return from the war
Who is il that looks and feels guilty
when shaking hands with a returned
veterapl IL is the same Mcclellan
Democrat who is now busy in sending
tickets to the army and usking these mer
who he has for tho past three years been
abusing and mal.treating TO vote for him!
Who is il that wanted to reject tho vote
of the soldiers last fall! II is tho same
Mcclellan Democrat who Is now down
upon his knees before the soldiers implor
ing for help ere he sinks! Indeed, in.
deed. what imnmdanrci
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way Of displaying his loyalty. His party
have been tried and found wanting, and
forever will the conpty set lie sosl Of
condemnation: upon the men who have
hindered the cause Of the Union 10 this
crisis. Beware, then people Of Ohio,
how you cut loose from tho principles
which have guided you In times that are
gone. Beware OF the Democratic party
which attempted to censure and ruin you
In 1868. Beware Of men who would
tampcr with treason, dandle traitors. Be-
ware Of tho disgrace which postcrity
will fasteu upon you and those who have
not stood up for the country. Come ou'
f,vm amopa them and be ye separate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

0cy-The Hon. John CESSNA, late speak
or Of the Pennsylvania House Of Repre-.
sentatives, and always Democrat un.
Ill the Chicago Convention, made .
Union speech at Philadelphia on the nth
inst. This is the way great many patriots
are doing. They can't excuse or pulliats
treason any longer and consequently ore
coming forward and acting with that par.
~ which is for tho country without any
ifs or butts, and will do all they can to
elect Lincoln aud Johnson.
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III a h RPERsS
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library Of miseellAasous reading such a. can not be
found In the same compass Ia any other PablieAtoa
that has come undsr or notice .-l Boston coarst.
The most popular MOathly in the wosld.-lNsw
York Observer.
We mas, refer In term, Of salosy to tho high tone
and varied exeellenees Nf liarpsr's MsaasiAs--a
oaTnal With moathly circulation Of about l5u uOO
eopies-ln whose pages are TO be found some az the
choicest light and general reading Of The aay. We
speak OF this work as an svidsaes Of the Amsriea
Peoples and the popularity u has acquired IL merit
ed. Each namber eoniain, fully iitpagss Of read
Ing matter appropriately illustrated with good Wood
cutsi and u combinss 10 itself the Iaey monthly aad
the more philosophical qusrsrly, blended with the
bss, features OF the daily Journal has great pow.
In the dissemination Of love Of pure lterstuis
trruensr's 6aide TO Amsriesh LiisEatsss, London
No Magazine In Europe OF America I. 80 vel,
snowni aoas has half 10 many rsadersI ind, We may
safely say, noas has received 80 lstgs tribute OF al
airsioa from the cultivated classes, that delight In
healthy, tiyeei6sd, ,elsyating periodical It.sstnvs
!, I, the icssmes, hsSslils ef the day. The ars,
side asves had more shiiai eomps aoa, nor III.
milliea a more satsrprising friend 'thaa Hape,A
Msgssinss-t Nsahedih PEo' sssaAt, (Bsl,imets.
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Attachment.

John +. Cormack, Before J. s. Smith
Plaintiff, J. p OF Scipio Town
VS.. }ship, Seneca County
Reuben Fast, ohio.
Defendant.
. The said defendant. Reuben Fast, will
take notice, that on the 3lst day of August
A. ID. 1864, the plaintiff. Iohn +. Gormack,
sued out from before said Justice Of the
Peace, writ Of attachment against him for
the sum Of Twenty five Dollars. The sum.
mon and order Of attachment was made re
,urnable on the I'd day oi September, A. ID
1864, at which time the action was adjourned
TO the let day of November. A. d. 1864, al
10 o'clock A. VI for hearing.
JOHN Il. U0RMACK.
Plaintiff.
Sept. 9, ls64-septi53w
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A Conspiracy to Let Loose the
Prisoners on Johnson's Islend---
T,yo qtoamoru Nuuk.


On last Monday a groat attempt was
made by the rebel refugees Ia Canada,
insisted by their Democratic friends 10
Sandusky aud Detroit TO capture the u
y. Steamer Michigan and then set the
prisoners on Johnson's Island free. But
the attempt was nbortive except In the
destruction Of two Stcamers-the Philo
Parsons and the Island Queen. The
conspirators got aboard at Maiden, G..
W., and when down among the Islands
took possession Of her, and then captur'
cd the Island Queen. They ufterwardr
scutticd the Queen and she sank in sew;
en- feet Of water. Amer s,eaming around
the Bay the last seen of the Philo Par
sons she was going towards Malden.--
A man named Coles was arrested in San
dusky, who confessed and implics,ed five
Democrats Of Sandusky city. They
were all promptly arrested and sent To
Johnson's Island along with the other
rebel prisoners where they properly he.
long. Thus another Democratic con-
spiracy has come to grief!
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Which will You Give2

Lieut.. Gen. UnconditionSl Surrender
Grant asks the country for a hundred
thousand musket. bearing men, and prom.
ises, II they are gwen him. TO make peace
for US by crushing the rebellion on, Of ex,
istence.
Major Gen. George d, Nee Clellan asks
The country for two million votes, and
promises, IL they are given him, to make
peace Tor us by bargaining with the reb.
eliion, and changing tho Constitution to
suit il.
Citizens. which will you give.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

0-rSenator Wade addressed ten thous.
and Union men at Meadville on Saturday
last. He spoke two hours, exposing in n
powerful manner MoClellan's military
career-i,s criminSllties, i,s cowardicc
and its failures. How do the Democrats
like such opposition as this TO Mr. Lin
colni
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
A I,arpa Bet.

Gen. Green Clay Smith, OF Kentucky
has offered TO bet $500, 900, OH Lincoln
aud as a preliminary step thereto has
deposited $4,000 in bank. this nmosni
to be forfeited il the whole $500, ,O0Oiis no,
put up before the election. Now we will
see where Belmont'and his "Liltlc Mac"
stand,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

0rH.H. Dom the grand commander
OF the Sons of Liberty in Indiana is 10
be tried for treason in Indianapolis this
week. Col. Bowles, one of his confeder.
a,es, was arrested at his residence on
Saturday last.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

03-Gen. Graut paid a flying visit to
his family in New Jersey on last Saiur.
day. His amiable and unaffected man.
ners received the hearty greetings of the
people, who bado him God speed in the
great work before him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

A debtor that can't pay is apt to run
away Like the lightning, Il he can't fork,
he bolts.
The Union, General Mcclellan SAYS,
Is "the one condition Of pesoe-we ask
no more" What about the Constitutionl
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DISTRICT MEETINGS.

VIII be held at Bellevue. Friday amer
noou' September asrd. Speakers, Col.
Lee and others.
At Clyde, Friday afternoon. Septic u,ber
soth. Speakers, Judge Hord and
others.
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United states Excise Tax.
OrrIcE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL RLv.I
gSuE, ron rnE 9ru Dlsr. oy Quo. I
Nouw.Ix n Sent % 1861 \ .

OrrIcE OF CoLLrcroR or ISrEbSAL Raw
gSuE, ron rnE 9ru Dlsr. ov Quo.
NoRwALK, o., Sept. 30, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the assessor
Of this District having rendered TO me his
annual Collection List commencing May
ist, 1864, of all persons liable to the pay
ment Of United States Duties, including for
Licenses, on Incomes, Carriages, Silver
Plate, DO, therefore, all persons liable 10 the
pay ment Of such Duties and Tax In said
District, within the county Of SeEeca, and
State OF Ohio, are hereby notified that the
same have become due and payable. and all
persons who snail neglect to pay the Duties
aud Taxes assessed upon them by the Goth
day of Oci der, 1864, will be liable To pay
the ten per centum additional upon the
amount thereof
For the purpose Of receiving said Duties
and Taxes in Seneca county, the Deputy
Collector Tor said county will be at his office
at the county seat, during the business hours.
until the Goth day OF October, 1864.
ONLY UNITED STATES MONEY RECEIVED.
JOHN +. DEWEY. Collector.
HESRr EBpEur. Deputy Collector Tor Sen.
eci County, Tifiin. sept22
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
Mass Meeting at Postoria.

There will be Union Mass meeting
at Fostoris, on Monday afternoon, Oct.
srd. Hon. J. M. AsnLEY, II. r. SLoAs,
and r.. u. EEoEIL will address the meet.
ing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

eTsecretary Chase will soon be 10
this State to take the stump for the Bal.
umore nominees. He ia host within
himself.
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FOR SALE.

Dwelling House, Lot and Blac smith
Shop, In the village of Dloomville, Seneca
County. Ohio. Dwelling House near the
centre Of the Village. Barn, Well and Cis.
tern on premises also Fruit trees. A good
Brick Shop, also full set f Blaeksmith
tools. WIN sell cheap. apply to fredrick
Gasser. on premises.
Sept 18th, ISGi.-Iw
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

9TGso. II. wILLIAxs, an uneondi-
,ionsl Union Democrat, has been elected
U. 3. Seaator from Oregon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22
SO TO $40 A DAY.

Agents Wanted to Sell the Improved Lit.
tie Giant Sewing Machine. The best cheap
Machine in the United States. We are
giving a Commission by which the above
wages can be made, or We will employ
Agents at SIS month and expens paid.
For particulars and terms. address, with
stamp. L. s. PAGE, Gen'l Agent,
sept32 2in Toledo. Chic
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-22

On the same day Of Chronic Diarrehea, ,
Levi stearns, of the 4sih Ohio, aged 80
years.