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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-28

ancint.

IsDIsxAroIs. Wednesday. April 81.
This was rather busy day ~ith money deal
ers There were several transactions IN corn
pretty large for This market.
Gold brought 70. and silver 60 There are but
fe~ orders on Washington, in the market. and
the price il a little higher than formerly quoted
Exchange remains at the old rates Loans are
made a, per cent. on 6rst class paper
The ~ 40 bonds continue TO be freely taken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-28

II Chsnfrau az the Metropolitan tonight ~
Wool. in the interesting play u the Hidden
Hand. Chsnfrau is IN our judgement the great
est commedisn OF the age
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-28

SECRETARY CHASE Gold has gone up to their
sorrow. So does Munson's Copper Lightning
Rods go up. for permanent safety. and will re-
main so when gold will be feversh. with pockets
burned and houses saved
ID. MUNsoy, Proprietor
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LOST OR STOLEN.

nNTHURsDAY NIGHT, APRIL 81, 1864, FROM THE
" residence Of he snbscr Der, on West Michigan
street, No ILL., near COon'S butcher shop Mare years
oil. dark iron grey STOUT ~ hands high with saddle
mark OIL her back, and a long tai Also Horse Colt
bay, years DID, ttle over Il hands high bald face and
with Two white bind legs heavy tail Both were
unshOd.
liberal reward will be paid Cor their for in
formation that will enable obtain them.
apT.5 d3t OWEN AcSHANE.
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rEAll kinds OF Book and Job Printing neatly
and promptly done at this Office, at living rates
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sr rsLssnsrs-.
cincinnati MARKET.

CIScISSArI. April 81.
Flour unchanged and srm; superfne. SIS $50
6eD
Wheat Is unchanged and quiet at 81 4s@l 81
for red. and 81 ga 65 Tor white Corn i very
dull aid prices about nominal at 95@9o Tor ear.
and ln3@iu5c Tor sheled. Oats quiet nc s3O1
"a. Rye held At 81 81: sales at 81 26Cai 81
The Hews BeWs from New York. ~ the close
produces great excitement. Provisions f. IA aud
all articles held higher
Gold advanced to 1885,: silver. 6i@66c
prem. Exchange active and firm
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FOR r EMIT.


ruyHE STORE ROOM No. I5 NUkIH ILLINOIS ST
Appyto }. u. BRONSON,
No. is1. Illinois street, up stars, Opposite.
spF22-dr
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>ew HOFk Market.
NEW YoKK. April 81

NEw York. April u.
Cotton firm at s3@e4 for middling; upland
dull
Flour dull. and 5GlOc lover.
Whiskv frmer at 81 3nGl 80
Wheat dull. and ld2c lower Corn excited,
and sac higher
Pork quiet; prices favor buyers, at S25.75d2 pc
for mess Beei firm.
Butter scarce. and shade higher at 2s@29c
for State and Ohio.
Cheese at l6@lsc.
Moner easier, and large supply at 6@7 per
cent. Sterling lower aud dull; opening and
closing quiet At 1870.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-28

WREcK or THE MAID or THE MIsr The
new and beautiful little steamer MAID of the
Mist built by out enterpri~ng fellow citizen
Henry Buehrig. 10 run between the Bluffs anu
this city. wrecked at Lager Bend on White
River ON Monday last. IL was the trial trip OF
the boat and select arty OF Visitors we're on
board. The food IN the stream made the cur
rent very rapid, and IN rounding the bend il Was
necessary to put on full head OF steam. In
this situation. While the visitors aud officers were
seated on the deck ENJOYING the beautiful pros
pect presented by Ltger Bond. tree. stumD-end
foremost. hurled by the foaming current
square upon the bows OF the boat AT the same
instant the boiler exploded Capt BuehIig found
himself in the forks OF tree on the east bank
Mr. Bus-ey picked np from a pile OF mOss
With a champagne bottle uDcork ed in his pocket
Mr. Rhodius landed at he foot of a spring on
the west bink, and strange Ia say there va a
string of fish by his side. which the steam had
cooked The members of 'Gideon's Band"
we're nearly all on board at the time at the acct
dent. and not one OF them injured Some
OF them were thrown into the river aud swan
ashore. but they are use1 10 such baths and il is
hoped will not experience any bad effects from
il The loss OF the steamer will probably delay
the opening Of the Wavery House for some
weeks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-28

H01r'S HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HoYT's HIAwATaA hair RESTORATIVE.
HoYrs HlAvArHa HAIR RESTORATIVE.
In Longf-Iio~'. Pcen Hs~ssha .d3uered to have
conferred the gresis.t born Us tribe brcsue he
brought 70 rs noticr kvery pil admit that
our prcparaon l. worthy q the Tor the b-nsrts
tcOnie.s When u l. kn.~n.
WHAT THE HIAwATHA DOES.
II restores faded and gray hsir ard ~hiskers their
original color. II brags up the natural shading Of one
hair with another thus giving the hair pefect life sp
pearanoe. thar the critical observer de-
tect IL. H makes hsrsh hair son and SILKY. stops
it, falling out ceanses Il ard the soap IRON all impur
ties Is a. readily applied aud wiped from skin any
hair dressing and entirely the bad effects %
Pr. vous use Of preparations eonlssng sulphur sugar
OF lead dc
The propsietors Of the Hswashs Published the foIo--
ing ehsleuge to test IN the New York dslles three
weeks which
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED
Let some well known and disinterested persons ap-
point 10 the proprietor Of each preparaon for the
hair &c br ng Up the color. kvery proprietor rse
nothing bat his preparation. and the nothing
else curing the certificate % the result be
widely pubshed at the expense Of the unsuccessful
competitors.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT A CO..
msrls div No. 10 University fiaoe, y Y.
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TELECRAphtC:

FOR Morning isepert nee Fir>t Page.
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$50 REWAR

$50 REWARD.
esrOLEN, on THE 1913 INST. FROM MY STABLES
- miles west Of Franklin. TWO HORSES. one q
bay about 1854 bands high. na;ural PAGER, with heavy
mane and tall pint knots on ca four legs. and white
spot on for head. One black about rs hands his blind
N I'll hi eye, white spot forehead aud white
and white on both hind feet. They are both heavy
bodied horses, and nave harness mark the SIDES
Any prison giving information that will lead the
covry Of laid horses vii receive the above reward
s25 for either of them. u. W. TlLER
apr27 Franklin, johnson Co. Ind.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
Democratic Oateohism.

Tue following Catechism has been pu,
forth by the Chameleon publishing Asso.
citation, and will be committed TO memo
" aud recitcd at every Democratic Assc-
ciaton, Coppcrhead gathering and secret
meeting Of the knights Of the Golden
circlc:-
Who first recommended the draft J
Gen. George u. Mcclellan.
Who alierN ards deemed il an honor
again tn ask its enforcement Gen.
Geo,ge II. EcClcllen.
Who arrested the legislature of Sow.
ereign State ! Gen. George d. McClcl-
Ian,
Who has been the most conspicuous
violator OF State rightsi Gen. George
B. Mcclellan.
Who suggested emancipation on the
ground of military necessity! Gen Geo.
b Mcclellan.
Who recommended the mauumission
of all the slaves in State or States
long before the Emancipation procama-
ton was issued! Gen. George u. Me-
Clellan.
Who declared that this war must be
prosecuted until the rebel armies are
overthrown, iospite all military disa.tcrsl !
Gen. George B. Mcclellan.
Who says that war is necessary 10 sc-
cure Peace aud Union! Gen. George
b. Mcclellan.
What party rcpudiutes all these doc.
trincs! The Democratic party.
What platform is entirely antagoni,tic
to alI these doctrinesl The Democratic
po,f'rm.
Who Is the nominee Of that party
Gen. George II. Mcclellan.
What is his attitude now that he has
accepted a nomination nom such party
on such platform. That of repudating
his own doctrines.
Has he made that reputation in so
many words, over his own signaturei
lie has not.
In what alttudc does that place him!
That of hypocritc.
Who is the most worthy man present.
cd for your suiferoge. Gen. George d.
Mcclellan.
How do you justify such qualifications
Because deceit Is necessary to success.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
ShcriT,s Proclamation,

The Qualified Electors Of the County Of
Seneca, In the State Of Ohio. nre hereby no.
.ihed to meet At the usual place OF holding
Elections In their respective Townships, on
the SECOND TUESDAY OFOCTOBER,
A. ID. 1864, II being the llih day Of said
month, between the hours OF q clock A.
NJ aud o'clock 7. NJ, Of said day, To
vote for
One Supreme Judge for full term. One for
long vacancy, and Cue for short vacancy.
Que Secretary Of State. One Attorney Den
eral, One Comptroller Of the Treasury, Que
Member of the Board OF Public Works, full
term, aud one for vacancy, One School Com
missioner, Onc Congressman fnr the 9Th
Congressional District. One Auditof, One
Treasurer. One Sheriff One Coroner, One
lntirmary Director for three years, and one
Tor one year, One Commissioner for IN,
County OF Seneca.
And Whereas, by an Act of the Legisla
ture OF the State OF Ohio, passed February
9TH, 1881. IL was further made the duty OF
the Shsr!ffs OF the different Counties, at the
time OF proclainling the Election, to give
notice OF the Trds'ces Of the TowLships, OF
the number Of persons to he returned rs Ju.
rors from each Township. The appoint
ment OF Jurors as made 10y the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, to be returned. are
Ms follows:
Adams g, Bloom 7, Big Spring G, Clinton
5, Eden 7. Hopewcll 5. jackson 4. Liberty
., Jackson I, Pleasant 3, Reed q, Scipio &,
Seneca 7, Thompson 7, Venice Z, Tinin
City, lst Ward, 10, I'd Ward, g.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sherif's Once, in the City of Tifiin, this
I'd day of September, a. ID 1874
EDWARD ClllLDS, Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
THE PATRIOTIC WHEEL.

LIpERrY TowNsnR, sENEeA COD

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, SENECA COUNTY.
Peter Sorg, John e. Merchant, David
Long, Hiram ii. Standish, Christ. Brown,
Jacob Powell, Jacob Ash, Samuel Fea-
seI, Benz. Freeze. Josiah Adams, John
Cromer. A. /. Merchant, Jacob s.
Shaull, John prcisback, Peter Parish,
Jacob Zeis, Joseph Haupt, Abraham
Ash, John Lutz, John Lands, David
Have. John Halter, John Rosenberger,
9osscc Rosenberger, Joshua Dicken,
Bateman Harisock, George Shaull, Al
bert Brennsrd. Solomon Frankhamer,
Daniel McNsry, John Kimmel, Jacob
Bown, Jacob MoWry, Alex. Feasel, Hen
nv Smith, Anthony Schurger. Martin
KIotz, Jacob Crann, Alson Anderson
John Hudson, Antony d. Rosenberger
Yonery Frsnkhuser, John F. Belts
Cbss, IL. Knauss, Levi Lewman, Nj
chaei Fisher, David Metz, Reuben Lott
Ssmnel swope, Michael D. SAUL, Johr
w. Walter, James Rumbaugh, George
w. Gilbert, Randolph RoseDberger
Heurg Long James Saul, Frederick Csg
Per, Edward Pope, A. L.Ensmipger.
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Family Paper in the Union"
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TIMES.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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Critical Notices Of Me Press.

Its fresh leaves, Its clear type, It's entertaining
variety, ia severe bnt Just criticisms uPon the fOls
Of tho tines, is elegantly written aad insIeeuv'
artcles. and its ablu eorrespoudenee all oopbna q
maks u shs msdsl newspaper 9f our country, sof
one tha, every faulty must Pfise- lts condenssd
week ly summary Of FoAEisR ANp DoAEsrIo iS1HL'
LIoEscE " altogether supshoI TO that contained
any other Journal. Being Pablishsd. too, IN fornl
tor preservation and binding, u taken osrs OF a. u
deserves 10 be, IL will be found 10 fotare year a.
welcome companion Tor the family snd hfeside -
the day on which IL was IRA, Perussds--ksw YORK
Evening Post.
wsyK,r II We we're not wen tatished that u 70 the
hest Family Paosf pnblshsd Ia the United States.
aud for that reason nad that alone We deare 10 zee
n underni ne and Toot out certain Kind OF hteIA.
tnts TOO prsvssnt, which blunts the morals OF h,
visiss their taste for sensible Iesdlag, and
already bad In IL snses.-asw London Advsr.i'
ser.
Wherever we go--in uil.oau aud s,esn,bost =
We ind II seized with easernsss, beca,se o. in pit
tied sketches OF passing eveuts We all Ike 10 looh
al the faces Of have real Of and ships and
forts that have figured in the bloody scenss OF wn,
OF all such ~ and places, AMI events, MI. rapsf
furnishe the best ihastrations our futase hiaion
ans wi enrich t,sniss ss out OF hAKfsA4 WrEsLs
long amer wrtefs and painters, aua puhii sheIs are
iarasd 10 dust--Nsw Yerk Evsngsiist
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
Close of Volume Sixteen.

With the present number ends Vol
ume XVI ofthis paper. Aswe announced
four weeks ago, from and after this week
we are compelled, by the increase Of pa
per and the wages of hands, to run up the
subscription of The TRIBUNE to 50 so
in advance, and 80 90 il not paid in ad-
vance. We are compelled TO do this In
order TO maintain ourselves. The New
York Tribune says 1t will continue to
publish at its old rates-S2 0o-but at
the same time says il is "losing money all
the time" II the N. Y. Tribune is los
ing money constantly when it has an
sm1nense daily and tri.weekly circulation
ito back II up-and every one knows that
n daily paper was formerly very paying
institution--how do our subscribers sup
pose that we can support ourselves at
our old prices with nothing but weekly
TO depend upon! The Chicago Tribune
aas advanced rs weekly subscription to
Three Dollars In advance, with Daily
and Tri-Weekly Circulation of ut least
$4,000 TO sustain it. HORACE GREELY
can afford to lose money but we can not.
Our paper now costs us So 80 per ream,
more than double its cost three years
ago. Then Il was SO 90 to 80 80 per
ream. The labor Of hands has doubled,
and also that of material, and in order to
keep pace with the times we must nearly
double up our subscription price. This
is simple statement of the facts. Ifby
taking this step we lose many subscribers
we cannot help it. We will not publish
the paper, however, and lose money by it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
Bear it in Mind,

The leaders of the rebellion are "Dcm
ocrats."
That Democratic" Administration
was in power when the rebellion was de.
termined upon, and winked at its infant
developements.
That the knights of the Golden Circle
-"lhe Sons Of Libcrly"-urc all Of the
I"DemocrLtic" persuasion.
That the recent discoveries and arrests
in Indiana compicate aud involve none
but "Dcmocrats.
IL is therefore as clear as the MONDAY
SUI that the traitors are "Democrats,'
aud that the rebellion holds its strength
under Democratic sympalhies and iaspi-
rations aud yet the "Democratic" party
has the assurance to ask that it may be
taken into public confidence again.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29


BUSINESS CnANGE.-An impor-
tant business change h g taken
place in this city-the firm ot
SMITH, BARNES e Co. having sold
their Agricultural Ware Room to
Messrs. BowE & LYLsE, two gen.
tlemen of undoubted integrity and
good business capacity. Mr.. LYLsr
has for several years been in the
employ Of the old firm as Clerk,
and is therefore perfectly familiar
with the business. Mr.. BowE is
we'll known throughout the county
as a good bu ,iness man, and taking
everything into consideration they
cannot help but succeed. Tolearn
what they keep for sale we refer
our readers to their advertisement
in to.day's paper.
THIS change does not affect in
any way the Agricultural manu-
factcring establishment of SMITH,
BARNES e Co., whO still continue
to manufacture all kinds of imple.
ments in that line in the same ex.
tensive manner for which they are
noted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
,LryE ST0CK.

Drawer, ana Farmers viii srd Tits most savra !.
tnxsoas route fer Live ht?ek cspseleps Iastss veil
s'ss orsnsA on thli ltns and ~ eoursuticsf, snd
svss, si,sstoa 4 psse 70 ,hsiswsa,a, F.sr asn.s-
'f,rsiag ard fcitnr 4 choice u asfsf-d at We
pffLS nEiPHIA, HEw 9ts nx sa< ssl ihfosS
MARxETss TAP xiv aiae Y. issca & ns sses,>s'. Z:
Vie,ls -ltsis Ansnis~ai ana viii fssss sssssss
"a Hof'Pr Ssss. Tiefst' Agss,. fks!s-sipkis.
Il. II. Ii1usfo oN. Sea. F,sl sf Agsa,, l1il.S--
lsaaaff liiset .--r q NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
The Freeman's Journal on McClel-
Ian,

The Frccman's Journal is the most
influential Roman Catholic paper in the
country 1t condemns Nee lellan in
these words:
awe avoid long articles. We close
here for this week. Mcclellan on his
record,-we argue not, we denounce,
and we resist '0n his record he is
more dangerous 20 the liberties of the
country than Lincoln is! We spurn his
record! We flout his record! He is no
Democrat! He has rejected the noloina-
ton of Chicago, because he has rejected
the conditions on which il was issued.
IL he is an honorable aud truthful man.,
he must withdraw his acceptance Of u
nomination that he sought to separate
from its conditions! On his programme
we kRoto he cannot carry two States of
all the late Union. Our only hope now
is in ticket appealing to the sentiment
of peace"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

~ The local editor Of the Piq-
ua De.qocrat says he has been to
the front and bears "honoroble
scars" We sympathize with him
that far, but by lying for McClel
Ian he viii obliterate tho " honor
able" part of them in less time
than it took to make them! be
careful "Ep,n' don't throw away
your "honors in such a reckless
manner, for you will need them
some day, and you may be snre
chat Gun Boat Mcclellan will nev,
er give them back to you. Come
! ont and be a man 2 2 6IN0H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

GRATUrous.- Tho Union citi
zens of this city arc under obliga-
tions to W. G. HEDGES, Esq, for
rendering the free use Of his fine,
large hall last Saturday night to
hear the speech of Judge GREEN.
1t was an act of kindness and gen
erosity, and it is only necessary to
be known to be appreciated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

The coppcrhad orators, we notice, are
beginning to make lrightlul threats of what
they will do if Mr.. Lincoln should be
elected. Irtheir hints of Julius Cezar,
and Brutas, and William Tell mean any
thing, they mean that Mr.. Lincoln is TO
be assasinated, the North plunged into
revolution, aud the Congress Of the
United States superseded by the Chicago
ConvcStion. Treason is getting bold Of
speech os the day Of election approaches,
but ii these brnggnrts expect to scare the
intelligent voters Of the North out OF the
exercise of the right of suffrage, or into
its exercise according to the dictNtion OF
traitors, they were never more mistaken
in their lives, and that Is saying great
deal. Liberty is dearer to vast moio ity
of our voters than life; and there are a
good many hundred thousand of frcemcn
left who do not propose TO become the
slaves either OF Fernando Wood or Ho-
ratio Seymour. We refer to the threats
of political desperadoes, merely TO remind
the people of the kind of men they have
to deul with. Give these braggarts
power; aud no man can forctell the
political excesses of which they would be
guilty. Keep them in private stations,
and we will warrant the Constitution
against their Vaccinations, at least for
the next four years!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

0TApples are ubuudant ia the Tiiin
market. Selling from 30 to'5e cents per
bushel. The apple Of discord is also
abundant in the Democratic ranks. The
Court House geo,lemcu offer livery
cheap, but theTe me no bidders. 1t will
rot them up! H.f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

PERsoNAL.-Col. FRANKLIN of the saith
Ohio las returned to his home near this
city.ais term of service having expired
The CoisseI was the first man to raise
the recruiting .fardsrd in shls county in
April, ts6t and went out as rap'a'h o'
the fisst company from Old SENECA
Wcleomel thrice welcome home!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
Farlvis Army Demoralized, i,

NEw YoRx, Sept, 27.--The Post
Washington special says dispatches re.
ceived from Luray Valley report Early's
army thoroughly demora!ired. and the
Inhabitants OK thr, region had been ex.
tremely confident Fishers hill could not
be taken. Since Sheridan.s battle the
rebels despair Of recovering lhe valley,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
FREIGHTS.


BY this roats Frsights Of all ds,eripticns osu BE-
forwa wardsd to and from Thilsdsirhs, New York
Boston or Baltimore, to and from any point tbs
Rail Roads OF Ohio, Kentucky, lndisns, Illinois.
Viseop,in. Iowa or Missouri, BY Rail Road direct.
Mt PittsbuTgh with EtsAmers, by whiph Gods cen ee
forwarded 10 any poft the Ohio, Muskingom Ken
tueky, Teuaessss, Cumberland, llnsis, hississppi.
Wisosnsin, Missouri, KAnsas, Arkansas and hsd
Riversi and at Cleveland, ezndusky and Chicago
With siesasrs " all PoIts on the North WssIsFs
Lakes.
Merchants and shippers enirustiug the unssportss
tion Of their Freight TO this Company, can rely uIk
con 6dsnes on its trsedy tysnsit
THE RATES OF fREIohr to and from ssy
point In the Wet, BY the Pennsyvnnia Csntfst
Rsil Road, are a. all times a. favcrsble As ere
charged BY other Rail Road Compsnis,,
~ Ne pArt,eel.rt to n''s pseA.ss'"vit fs~'A
Fs, frs,sst con,ras,s or Shipping Difestisps sp.
ply 20 % sdirsss si,hsi Of the following Agsh" %
vi D. x. srTrEwART, Frsiss, Agent. Pi,,.sarsh;
CLARKE 4 CO., Irahslef Asents, fi.,sbassh.
II. w. BROWN 4 CO., Cipeinpsti Ohio
T. y MOORE, lleaisvills, kentreky. 49,
w. NJ AIllMAN, Eyaasvilis, Ind.
r. r. SASS, II. Loais, Mfssoasi.
CLARIE 4 co ,Chiesgo, fiasis,f 81
J. N. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
j. M. LOVE, Maysvilis, Ny,
HALF \ CO., Marietta q. iA III W
E. AYRES. Mpskipgsm River, Is !. 81
W. n. Ell. LANGLEY, Ganpohs. q
H. 81 FIERCE CO., Zsnssviils, q.
N *. HUDSON. Ripley q. -
n. c. MELRUM, General Travelling Assn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

0-Let the people Of the Western part
of the county oil turn out to the Mass
meeting at Fostoria on next Monday. -
Let there be good delegation 60 from
Tiain. The people of old Loudon are
doinga good work and we NEST lend
them a helping hand.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
THE TIrrIN MARKET.

CONTACTED wsrKLy sY BSSE,rH
TirFlS, September -, 1864.
FLoUR--$g 5o@l0 90
WIlEAT--Firm at 81 IS.
CoRN-Firm at 81 10 for shelled from
teams.
OATS-Firm at 60c from teams.
Wo0L--Scl'ing a, 95Cd l00c.
SEED--Clovers 81 ", Timothy 81 90.
FLAX SEEDS" 60 per bushel.
RIE--sl 10 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stcarinc zoe, tallow 90 q 25c
SOAP German 10, Common &c.
TALLow--lIGt lG,, Grease @9c.
POTATOES--sOcC(sl.
PoRK-rcr bbl s1S O0@i0 90.
wHlSkY-Common per gallon 80 90
Rye 80 80.
dAMS--ls@ 2nc.
illDES--Grccn g., dry l5c.
CALF SKlNS-Si 25. Kip skins 50 90.
SHEEP rELTS-Frcsh 25c@s3 OO
BEESw AX-ljc per pound
Du rTER -30@a3c per pound.
EGGS--l5c per dozen.
LARD-Kcgs, tee
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
The Melmore Aid Society.
MEIMoaE Sept. 30th,

3 -0-IIN MELMoaE Sept. 3uth, 1904.
We, the members Of the Soldiers Aid
Society, tender our most sincere thanks
10 the people of Mexico and vicinity, fol
a donation of sI4 Sc. II was gratefully
received, and we trust win be duly ap
preoiated BY the Soldiers whom y ma,
- Pres. Mrs, r BAKER,
1 Secy. Mics EMlfA CULVER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

or Wonder if the ladies who stood as
sentinels for the Sons of Liberty atWest
Lodi, cannot be hired to protect the Dem
ocratic daughters of Ohio from the raw
ages of the negroes They seem to
like 10 work so well in the dark.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

GCoSDrT, HAMILTON g. Co., have
Just received large new stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, and will sell them in
accordance with the price of Gold. They
are bound not to be undersoid. See their
new advertisement.