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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
BEDFORD RAILROAD!
FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT f!

JARQUHAR's TRAIN HAS ARRIVED WITH A
n very large and well selected stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to suit the season.
Ladies and examine stock of Dress Goods
Fancy Articles. Some beautiful Bamorals Wooen Hoods
and Head Dresses. Latest style of
SHAWLS, CLOAK CLOTH VERY CHEAP,
Over SEQ Pairs of Shoes and Boots consisting of Ladies'
and Misses, Mems and Boys Shoes and Boots of every
style and variety, and low in price be had in
town.
large assortment of Meas wear, Cloths, cassimepe,
Sattinetts, Jeans and
Ready Made Clothing of all kinds.
No better cheaper place to bay clothing. Hats snd
Caps in abundance
Coffee Sugar, Teas, Syrups, Molasses Tobacco Cigars
and great variety of notions. Remember "cheap Corr
for Cheap Goods. Examine our stock first.
j. B. FARQUHAR
Cheap Corner Jaliana Street, Bedford, Pa
apr 9, Is64.-tE
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take this method Of Informing the public that have
taken out Auctioncer and Sale License and will sttcnd
whenever desired the shortest notice and most
bic terms.
Peasons wishing his services Of the auctioneer will
please call upon the undrsignsd before advertising
ApPlyto JOHN kLeIP,
Bedford, Pa.
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A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING CERTAIN
IA AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING CERTAIN
IA AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Be Il resolved By the Senate and House of Representa
tires Of the Commonwealth Of Peansylvana IN General
AssemGty met That the following amendments be propo-
sed to the Constitution of the Commonwealth accord
with the provisions of the tenth article thereof:
There shall be additional section the third article
OF the Constitution to be designated section four
follows:
"SEcTIoS Whenever any of the qualified electors of
this Commonwealth shall be in any actual military
vice. under requisition from the President of the United
States, by the authority of this Commonw ealth such
electors may exercise the right Of suffrage in all elections
by the citizens under such regulations shall be-
prescribed by law, fully rs if they present at
their usual place of election"
. There shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to be designated
sections eight, and nine, follows:
SEcTIoS No bill shall be passed by the Legislature
containing than subject which shall be clearly
expressed in the title except appropriation bills"
g. No bill shall be passed by the Legislature
granting any powers privileges, in any case, where
the authority to grant powers privileges has been
may hereafter be, conferred upon the Of this
Commonwealth"
HENRY C. JoHssox,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
JOIN P. PENNY,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Harrisburg, April rs, 1864.
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS:
do hereby certify that the foregoing is fall true
and correct copy of the original Jont Resolution Of
IL. S. the General Assembly, entitled Joint Resolu-
tion proposing certain Amendments to the Consti-
tution," as the remains on file in this Office
In TESTIMONY whereof have hereunto my hand and
caused the seal Of the Seeretarys Office be aft xed
day and year above written.
ELI SLIFER,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
The above Resolution having agreed TO by majority
of the members of each House. successive sessions
of the General Assembly of this the pro-
posed amsndments win be submitted TO the people, for
their adoption rejection, the FIRsr TUESDAY or
AUGUsT in the year of Lord thousand eight hun
ared and four in accordance with the provisions of
tho tenth article of the Constitution and the act entitled
An Act prescribing the time and Of submitting
to the people, for their approval and ratification or reec
tion, the proposed amendments the Constitution ap-
poTsd the twenty day Of April thousand eight
hundred and s,xty-four
ELI SEIYER,
Secretary Of tie Commonwealth.
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S. & w. SHUCK.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE, A GREAT VARIETY OF SHOES
FOR LADIES, CHILDREN, MEN AND BOYS SHOES
AND BOOTS, HATS AND CAPS. ALL DEsCRIP-
TI0NS or LEATHER.
500 CORDS OF TAN BARK WANTED.
apr. s, 1S64-tf
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BRYANT STRATT0N & cos
CHAIN OF INTERNATIONAL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.
Established in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA,

Established in the following cities:
PHILADELPHIA,
+. Corner ofSeventh and Chestnut Streets, New York
Brooklin Albany, Troy, Providence, Portland Hart
ford, Burlington, Newark, Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto,
Ceaveand Detroit, Chicago, Milwukee and St Louis.
Thorough theoretical and practical instruction in all
branches pertaining to finished Business Education.
The Philadephis College stands first in the State both
in point ofreputation and local advantages The point
aimed ats place Commercial Education where it be-
Ongsin the front rank of useful instruction To this
end most thorough of busnes training is adopted
and carefully enforced under the personal supervision
competent Professors in the various departments The
most perfect system Of practical training devised has
been put in operation and is successfully carried out a
fodng to students advantages such have hitherto
considered possible only in connection with the counting
house After becoming proficient in the science of Ac-
counts Penmanshp, Commercial Calculations and Com
mercal Law the student is advanced to the Practical De-
partment where he becomes actual keeper and
Merchant passes through the different Houses in
turn as Teller Cashier &e learns the duties and respon
sibties ofeach Office and becomes thoroughly informed
not only in the forms which in universal use but
managing the affairs of business with system and dispatch
Scholarships issued at point good for an
limited period in the eighteen Colleges comprising the
"chain."
Diplomas awardedto those who fulfill the prescribed
course Of study and pass the requisite examination
For further information send for circular.
address, BRYANT, STRATToN It Co.
Philadelphia.
jan. 20, Is64--9 mo.
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A New Perfame for the Handkerchiafll

PHALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING cERBUs--A deli
cate and fragrant perfume distilled from the rare and
beautiful flower from which il takes its name.
For sale at the Bargain Store Of
G.R.&Y. ogyER.
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Osborn's Prepared lava Coffee.

MAKES the NEST delicious and economical beverage
lin Nervous persons and dyspeptics this
excellent coffee without the injurious effects experienced
by using e.1er coffee In store aud for sale by
G. r. w. 0STER.
March Is, 1s64-tf
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ICE CREAM

ICE CREAM
And the Philosophy of its Manufacture.
small treaties with valuable recipes on this subject
viii be sent FREE, by mail to persons who viii send
their address to
K. KETCHAM &c co.,
2s9 PEARL ST., New yoRK.
April ~, 1864
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O Yesy Yes
NOTICE.

The undersigned acknowledge that they did Jonathan
Reghard wrong in giving credencs the report Of his
having taken from George Diber and disavow any
intention of charging him with stealing.
j. w. LINGEHFELTER, Frederick KooNTz,
Witness. JAcoB FETTER.
April %, 1s64--c.
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Blaclxwoodss Magazine
AND THE
British Reviews.

PRICES CHEAP AS EVER,
10 THOSE VINO PAR PROMPTLY IN ADVANCE.
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FOR SALE
TRADE.

farm in Bedford township, owned by Jno. H. Rush
about four miles from Bedford, containing ISO acres
80 acres cleared with log house log barn and other
outbudings thereon erected also an appla orchard
thereon.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20

july ;, lsss-zE.
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GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
FOR THE
SANITARY COMMISSION,

CFFIcE coAMIrrEE LARoR, INcoMEs 4 RrvrSrEs,
No. lis sorrH SEvESTH SrREEr, PHILADELPHIA
AaerI III y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. by the act approved July
4th, 1854, entitled can act to further
regulate ard provide for the enrolling
aud calling uut the national forces aud
for other purposes" il is provided that
the President Of the United States may,
at his discretion, ut any time hereafter
call for any number Of men as voldn.
teers tor the respective terms of one,
two aud three years for the military
service, and that, IN case the quota or
any part thereof, of any town, township.
ward Of a city, precinct or election di,-
trict, ur of n county not so subdiviied,
shall not be filled within the space OF
fifty days utter such call, the President
shall Immediately order draft for one
year to ill such quota. or put thereof
which may be unf led; and
Whereas. The new enrollment here
tolorc ordered is so far completed "a
that the uiore mentioned act OF Congress
may now b. put in operation, for rccrui-
ting and keeping up the strength of the
armies ia the field for garrisons and
such military operations us may be re.
qured Tor the purpose of the supp, ession
of the eacl in aud restoring the au'hori
ty OF the United States G,vernment IN
the insurgcn, Statcsi
Now, therefore |, Abraham Line In,
President of the United States, do issue
thus my call for five hundred thousand
volunteers for military service, provided
nevertheless, that all credits which NAV
be establish under section 8 Of tn,
aforesaid act, on account Of persons who
have entered the naval service during
tho present rebellion aud by credits for
men furnished to the military service in
excess Of calls here ofore made for vol
unteers, will be accepted under this cal
for one, two or three years, ss they may
elect, and will be entitled to the ,ounty
proy ided by the law for the period Of
service for. which they enlisted, and
hereby proclaim, order and direct ths,
Immediately after the 9th day OF Scptem.
1854, that being fhy dsys after the date
of this call, . draft for troops to serve fol
one year shall be, held IN every town.
township, ward OF a city, precinct, e,ec.
ton district or county not 50 subdivi
ded, 10 till the quota which shall he as.
signed to il under this scale, or any par
thereof which may not be filled by vol
unteers on the said 9th day of Stptem
ber, 1868.
In witness whereof have hercuntC
sci my hand and caused tie seal Of ia,
UhiIod States 10 be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington thi,
\ 18th day OF July, in the year of on
Lord 1864, aud OF the Independence o
the Untcd Stbtcslhe S9Ih,
(Signed)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
! WM, II. SEWARD, by the Presi
n ldent. Secretary of State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

Adyices from Gen. SHfkhAk have
been received Al Washington. OF de-
eldedly favorable character. JoHssros's
army had been driven into the defences OF
Atlanta. Our forces experienced no &C.
Tious resistance in their advance from the
river rho impression conveyed by the
Washington dispatch stllnt the rebels
ere 10 the strap" they have been drawing
EHEksAs into; but We do not see how
tie driving Of the enemy into Atlanta
necessarily shuts him up there. THE
however, IL what SHERMAN will aim to do
and we hope he will succeed. JouS.
,roS 10 certsinly beaten, aud whatever
prestige he had is gone.
That SPLENDID old war horse, Gen. A.
J. SAITH, who saved BASKs' army from
destruciion on Red river, has redeemed
the disgrace OF STuRols' disaster in Mis-
sissippi. Yesterday we hady through
rebel sources, the report from 5. ID. LEE
that be had been ropulsed by SMITH,
This morning we have official intoili-
gensc that SMITH whipped FoRRKsr hand.
somsly, in Eve diferen, fights. Tn,
rebels over two thousand, while our los,
was only three hundred Gen. FAUX
yER and Co. FORREST, Of the rebel arm,
we're killed, and Gen. FeRKfsr wounded
No victory could be more gratifying thar
this success over the brute of Furt Pillow
infsmy. The report published yest,r
day that FoRRisr had si,sek,d Hunts
vile Ala, was oi course incorrect.
Th.r 10 no spseislntws from Gen
GPAkr. The weather continued dry an,
intsnsely hoi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

900 and 1000 prisoners have been cap
tured, or surrendered themselves, to-day.
1t is a good dav TO come under the mild
sway Of the old flag.
Five hundred Rebel prisoners passed
through Marietta, on their way to Chat
tanoogo, this evening, July 4. This
much is certain.
JULY, 5.--Thc army Is advancing.
Tho lart sounds oi battle north of the
Chattahoochee died away as the glorious
Fourth sank in It's golden nest behind the
Western hills. (Grafcritin.) This
morning the heat is tempered by a fresh
north-west breeze. Everything is quiet
at he front-which means the rivers.
Army trains come and go, moving sup.
plies from the railroad TO the different
corps. The railroad will be In running
order to this place by Wednesday or
Thursday.
r.
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Union Congressional Convention.

OhlOh NOhkiOpplNhUi ONhNOhbiNh
The uncondi ionnl Union men of the Ninil
Congressional Disiis, of Ohio, will lnss,mbl,
81 NonrceSile. Huron County. on Friday
the sth doy ~ August, A. D., 1864, At clever
o'clock A, NJ oi said day, To nominate /,
esudidsie for Congress, TO be supported al
the ccming election
IT,. bOsi. OF representation IN the Con
,sn,iou will be one delegate for every one
hundred vote. csst for Governor Brough al
the last October election, and QUE vote foi
every fraction Of fny or over. The differ
ant counties composing the District will bs
entitled 10 jelesStes a. follows
iluron County. .t5 sandusky County. IS
FIis &" ...H Seneca ~
Ottawa ...g Craw ford 90
Tie Union non Of the District are request
I'd TO meet in the several Townships aud
Wards cf said District a, their u,upi place,
ofholdnr elections. or Saturday the 20 day
of July. isGi, and olert delegates to attend
'sid Convention.
J. }. SttiNR, n Seneca County,
A IL iltSnRy, Of Erie County,
j KrSS,s, Of Huron County,
ionS FLAruu'E, ofSandusky County.
II y. Gown, Of Ouowa County.
Distici Congressional Commiitc.
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pay borrowed money, Which leovys
balance Of receipts Of eIo, from whicI
he deduc,s the s2o4, srI be finds bal
once Of SIG; just s25more than wa,
10 the treasury, and JUS S2j moro that
tic former committee hb found.
Now which il righti will su1nose
buy 1913 worth Of ooob of Mr.. Show
han on credit; ! bo1w S25 Of Mr
Kyle, and with this cnpiI start business
| transfer all the goods ,d money to ur
Ogden io' S435, and ben close up;
I'VE $40 borrowed pncy, I owe fo
| goods SSl9, making mentire indebi, d.
ness cquol TO S344. duct this sun
from what ! received oMr. Ogden and
have left just SOL. Olay ! start bust.
ness on a borrowed di,al Of Ssi4, al
the end Of year sdc up, my entire
assets amount to saffron this I pay
my capital S344, leavehe balance of
S9i as before.
At the meeting wh these reports
were read aud discudl Mr. Ira Roy.
nolds moved the adopt of the majority
report, und the motto Ed a second to
order, and ofer the D dbission, Mr. Rey.
noids withdrew his upn, and the mi.
noriiy report was fied withou.
dissenting voice. a blution wns then
passed rendering The Inks of the PED
pie to the officers anlnlly cxoncra,inp
them from any censu pr blame, which
resolution was passed hninousIy. The
whole matter was seth like all honor.
able transactions. w officers were
elected, aud all seem determined to re-
ncwcd cil'rs for the IF Of the unror.
tunute soldiers.
But this is not aid r il same Ira,
like the Persian woI Ioprus the grave t.
and rcturrccis the c Iscs of the otiairs
Of the Soldiers Aid Scty To salute his
knawiug appetite. Hers are stuck up
in every school distriI sent in all direc-
lioDs, in bur.rooms, the strc"t cross
ings, carried to his tuliar friends by
this noted Ira. A mirg is called, he
is to annhila all fore him. Well,
the meeting came, Nj Reynolds made a
long showing by worpnd figures, when
having been replied tthis Identical man
Ira read resolution 'cpurcd by himself,
he purport Of whis was, "thut the
'esolution passed ut - previous meeting
generating tho offhrs, was not the
Iense Of the people; which resolution
vas laid on the tsblclnd the forme- res
'lution robftirmed urnimcusly. But It
Gems the end 10 noyct. The same re-
ash of folsehoods al figures appears in
he Tribune of iss week. Craven 10
he heart that could ,ursuc these officers
3 they have been pusued, toiling as they
ave toiled for two yars past, to aid the
ufftring soldiers VIII are upon the tent
d deld lighting, the battles Of our COM
aon county. Jrin,y, these lady officers
ave twelve sons anl bruihcrs who have
eft the comforts orhome ard lrit nGs and
aiken upon rhcmsclcs the hardships of
he c1mp, enduring the scorch'ug rays
f Southern cline tha, y,u and may
ill be fire..
The tlurs ard insinua,ions giv by
"a have no weight W my mindi his
pSiRgt az 60 the rate OF pettilogers, par.
culor!y the making aud vending liquid
zap has cleared his vision.
/ ask pardon for making this article so
ing, but Justice seemed to demand it,
! am, cir, yours,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

OF Secretary of tho Treasury Fessen'
den has losl one son, who died OF wounds
received At Chancellorsville. Another
lies AT Portland. Maine, having lost his
right leg ut the battle on Cans river and
"a captain in the regular service and
Brig. General OF volunteers. A third ID
Colonel and q leading member of Gen,
Hooksr,s s,sff. His only other son is ia
feeble h.allh and unable to 60 into ser
vice. That family appears 10 be in earn
est in lie zeal and patriotism. lts act
prove H..
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Seneca County Union Convention

Tie ~ conditional union voters of Sencca
county, willmeet IN theh respective Town
.hips and Wurls at lhoir usual places oI
holding elections.
On Saturday the SOih 'ar ~ r.'s' -s"'
Aud -rpeir. une 1clr for every 81
rotss. aud one fur every fr cliouof lhoroyor
cast for CUNuhor Moulh in ls63; which
delegates shall meet ~ Tie court house In
TiGin.
On Monday. the Is, day Of Angost. 1894,
And put in nomination candidates for the
following ofiiccs' Auditor. Treasurer. sher'
"a, Coroner, one lrfiimsry Director for
year and II Urinary Director for 3 years'
The following will be the number Of dele
gates for the several townships and wnrds
under this call.
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FER LIST.

fer LIST.
.dhg uncalled for at the TifT'n
..Uffice, July 20, 1864.
Bower John l. kelsey Jas NJ
Beigh Samantha Mcrtens Elisabeth 2
Beigh Wesly Miller John
2
Berger @ Mullholand X
Bi.hop George W Mohe Emanuel
Cessna N Polling wihsm
Craush Matthias Pierce A
Claylor Charlie Smith f.
Davis Sarah Shindle Jacob
Daginer John Seller Susan
Decker Daniel Shafrr + B
Fnyler Mary A Srook Mary T.
Granger Corinne Sparks Emaline
Grelle Samuel Sterling Minnie
Gloce Jacob Summers Mary
Gecsey Newton Stambaugh Abigail
Gar Mary Stoizer Waller tine
Heshhcrgpr S g Wolf George V
Hnyman Jennie Zutipin Henry
Holt A ii
Persons calling for letters. will please say
Arvtrrsrp. WIN. GALLUP, p. NJ.
II. c. KUHN, Deputy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

far cntv,rlruc, We hrr civ. the vote OF
Ec 'cvc,l tovnthils oud Ws'ds, including
a., .o,di,rs vote, NcHlso CIV" tie nrnh,r of
dcl,rNt,s Tor each township aud ward IN the
nl.u,ct Ennv, nunn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
GUARDS FOR THE TOWN.

Guards have been stationed at every
house where there ore any residents re-
naming, and not house has been dis
turbsd In the slightest degree. In this
respect Marietta has fsred better than
most Of the towns visited by the armies.
The few citizens remaining declare that
they find the Yankees different class
of people from what they had been led to
expect from the stories that had been
told concerning them. The ladies' have
evidently suffered for the lack OF dry
goods stores, but brief time will work
wonders. As It was in Knoxville, so i,
will probably be in Msrieua.
The old and seedy bounets aud dress.
es, which have stood the battle aud the
breeze for two or three years, will soon
| give place 10 more modern rig, and the
streets will witness the complscen,
promenade OF well dressed aud satisfied
groups who have conquered their preju-
dces" against the Yankee ysndaIs.
Yankee sugar, coffee. and other creature
comforts, are all great ciyilizers. When
the stomach pleads, prejudice must give
way.
Multitudes. have no doubt, will regret
| their self-exile from comfortable homes
for many ftuitless weeks or months be-
fore Georgia again gets rid OF her now
uuweleome visitors. We have come TO
stay.
! Ii 10 currently reported thstbetween g,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

The Fall term Of ili, Inslitu,ion will oomm'no'
On the 22nd Of August next,
and viii nontinne twelve weeks.
TERMS Five Dollars per Tel m, rayaoiel IN
advance INSTRUMENTAL mUSiC - en-
Dollars.
ror Room and BoHrd, spply 10
J.E. GREGORY, Princiy.L
int, o,,, tssl l2-tw,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

tCorrespoudenoe of the MY. Tribune
Marietta, its aspect and People,
Guards for tho Town-0ur Army
on the Move.
MARiKrrA, Ga, July I. 1864.
Gems. sherman and Thomas entered
Marietta about IL O'Clock on Monday
morning, July Sd, with the 18th Corps
Gen. J. Logan. Gen. sherman aud
staff made the kepesaw Houss their tenn
porary headquarters. As there Was nc
landlord TO iurnish the viands. the place
though otherwise ample and Inviting, did
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
A Call for 100000 Men!

T.. y. STICKNEY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

] propose to exhibit the figuring in these
two reports.
The ctfcers Of the Society conducted
the fair and designed to keep il separate
from the transactions OF the Society un-
I'll closed. They had no money to star,
with. They borrowed $50 from the So
cieiy, and purchased goods and paid ex.
penses amounting IN all TO SSi9, They
had IN hand in cash and goods at tn,
close of the fair, siis. Eight dollars OF
which they still hold in goods no, suita.
blc for sanitary commission, leaving Q
balance OF SASj, Deduct irom this sum
'he goods ard expenses ($Sl9,) aud you
have the sum ot Sll6. From this deduct
the Sa5 borrowed, which had been paid
back, and you have the sum Of SOL
which was tho sum found by the minori
" report, the SUN hy Messrs. Bromley
and Gray, and by the report OF the OH
GERS themselves. This is exclusive o
the SA3 80 received in the stand lottery
which, added to the sol, makes Sl3S 5,
received at the fair. The majority repor
by Mr. Kyle starts out on the sam'
basis OF SaAhoTrowed, goods bought, an'
expenses. s3is. Receipts, S4S5, bu
comes TO diiiercn, conclusion. ss fol
lows:
From expense account, ssls, deduc
s2S. (Which no says was paid by the Dor
rowed money! leaves Sass--gOOds no
paid for Then he takes the sass, IRE
oeipts,) from whiSh he deduets &a5 I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21

HENRY G. ABBEY
Master Commissionsr In Chancety ofitid Court.
Hrrcuooct h EsrsP, Complainant Sc ict'or'.
July l2.,, 1864. 49'''gw'
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The Latest War News Condensed

Central Commlt,es