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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
annual Tres for 1864.

The attention Of Taxpayers is hereby
called Ia the provisions Cf the United
States Excise Law relative to the ass ..s.
mcnt OF annual taxes.
By the SIKH section Of the n ct of July
|, 1852, il s nude the duty OF all per-
sons, partnerships, firms, associations, or
corporations, made liable to any annual
duty, license, or tax. ON on BEroRr the
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR, TO
make list or return to the Assistant AS
SCISSOR Of the District whcrc located Of
the amount of annual income, the articles
or objects charged with a special tux, aud
the business or occupation liable TO pay
any license.
Every person who shall fail to make
such return by the day specified will be
liable 10 be- ass ssCd 10y the Assessor ac-
cordng to the best information which he
can obtain and in such case the Asses
sor is r, quired To add fifty per centum to
the amount of the items of such list.
Every person who shall deliver TO an
Assessor any false or fraudulent list or
statement, with intent to evade the valu-
alton or enumeration required by law,
is subject to fine of FIVE hundred dollars;
aud in such case the list will be made out
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
and from the valuation and enumeration
80 made there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual tuxHs, except
those for licenses, will not be demanded
until the thirticth day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to
make return, aud all necessary iniorma-
ton, will b, furnished by PHu.LI SPElL.
MAN aLd JoHS A. HALL, Assistant Assess
ors for the 7th and 9Th Division t. whom
The returns shoul be delivered on or be
70 o'e the first Mondsy OF May, "a their
office in Tifiin.
l.. A. HALL,
". s. A ssessor 9h ID district.
March II, 1864, 2A-tm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
FROM MEMPHIS AND BELOW.
sherman's Expedition--YazOO City Captured
by Negroes Politics.
MEMPnrs, Tenn, March s.

MEsPnfs, TENS., March s.
Adyices from Vicksburg state that
Shermon's expedition had returned to
that place except the 18th and 18th Ar.
my Corps, which remained at Canton,
Miss, until further orders. They did
not proceed beyond Meridian. There
was no fighting Of consequence. The
loss was small; mostly from struggling.
The l7sth New York lost over 400 from
stru ggling, being greater than the entire
loss Of the balance VI the expedition;
four hundred prisoners and 5000 ncgros
were broaght in. The negroe troops at
Hsincs' Bluff, made decent on Yazon
City on the 2sth, and after sharp fight,
occupied the place. Their loss was about
30 killed and wounded.
The unconditional Johnson Unionists,
elected their entire county ticket, in Shell
by county, on Saturday last.
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c.TBArAnp TAYLOR is sick at Jack

C-rBAIARD TAYLOR is sick at Jack
son, Michigan, with an attack of fever.
0S-WE publish some particulars to-
day of the SHERMAN expedition, which
confirm the accounts heretofore printed.
0TLIEur. CoL. VoN ScHRApEE, Of
the 7ith Ohio regiment is among the re-
lcpscd prisoners who have arrived al
Washington from Richmond.
Tmr GoLD BmL.--Thc Senate has
passed the bill allowing Secretary Chase
to sell gold at his discretion for one year
Little doubt is entertained that it will
now pass the House.
o. The Great National Fir at Chi.
cago, under the auspices OF the Fsnian
Brotherhood is to open on the 2Sth in-
slant. The order had started paper
called The Fcnian.
OF YHE act of the Missouri Legisla.
ture, for the completion OF the Pacific
Railroad, has been almost unanimously
accepted by the stockholders, and it ID
expected that cars will run through to
Kansas city in November next.
01TGovEaSoR MoRroS announces that
Indians's quotas, under all calls, were
more than full without taking into ac-
count the veteran rc.cnlistments. He,
however, urges the active continuance of
recruiting.
OF LAST Sunday, says the Madison
(Ind.) Courier, four members of one fam
lily in Milton, Kentucky. were taken to
the grave. They were Mr.. Geo. Givins
one of his married daughters, and two o.
her children.
0ryTHE United States Provisions
Court of New Orleans has decided that
the property Of a planter working plan
tltion is exempt from seizure under exe-
cution by order number IS Of Major
General Banks.
0yRETuRSED prisoners from Rich
mond report that the rebels put 200 kegs
OF powder under the Libby prison, on th'
approach Of KnrATRIcK's forces, anC
would have blown the inmates up II tn,
expedition had succeeded in entering th,
city. The rebels do well to prate abou
I iuhumanity,
OF WAsmSsroS correspondent pro
nounces the orders published in thu
Richmond papers as having been found il
Colonel DAHLsREsS's pockets direct in,
the assassination of JEFF. DAVIS aud tn,
blrning.of Richmond to be rebel forgerie
intended as excuses for their cruel treat
ment of the captured members of the ex
pedilion under KILrATREoK's.
/ 0TREroRrs from New Hampshire in
cluded 220 eiliessnd towns, all but te
in the State. These gave GILMORE, So
T57 HARRINGTON, so,759. GILMORE
majority viii certainly reach 5000. Th
Union majority in the House will nun
Der so, and Q Of the IA Senators, and 4 {
the B members Of the Governors cour
oil are also Union- The New HsmT
; shire House OF Representatives is tn
, largest of any State in the Union--nun
. bering over 500 members.
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COULDN'T STAY TO DINE.

A State dinner was TO have been given
at The White House in honor OF Gen.
eral GRANT, but having transacted the
business which took him to Washington,
he resisted the most pressing invitation
20 sipy, and started for Nashville on the
lllh IN the afternoon train. In the let.
ter snmmoning him To Washington the
Prcsident named fortnight as the proba,
Die tern of his stay. lie had been there
less than three days, including thai
which he spcnt at Gehcral Meade Head
quarters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
A BUITERNUT CRACKED.

A fow days ago, a serious tragdy oc-
cured in Orleans, Indiana. A citizen
named M'Cort went into saloon where
soldiers were drinking, aud, after taking
smo liquor, dee Jared himself a" Butter.
nut" whcrcupon difficulty cnsucd, in
which he was knocked down by scl
der named Minrod Parish. On recover
ing his feet he drew howl" knife aud
stabh d the solder three times in the
breast, but in tho confusion made his cs-
canr.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The psriis, in st. Louis 4 Ciasinnsui. ,ho have
bees Countsrfeiiins the Mu,isng Lin msn, under
ptstsnss OF proPHeior'hip' lhsve been thoroughly
stopped by the Cours. To ard sgain,t further i'm
position. hay. procured from the U. s.Tres,sry,
v private steel plate revenue stamp, which 10 plso
ed over the top Of each bottle. Each stamp bear.
The rae sIsiLr ofmy isnsture, aud without which
the article Is aCountsi felt, dangerous and worth
lei" imitation. EIamin. every bottle. This Lisi.
msnt has tssn Id use and growing In fsvsr fef na.
ny years. There hardly exists hamlet on the h.bi.
table Globe that doe, not eoa,sin evidence OF hs
wonderful effects. II 10 the best smolisnt ir the
world. With its prsisat improve ingredients, i,s
effects upon man or bssu are perfectly remarks.
BILE. Sores are healed pains relieved, lives saved.
valuable snimsls made u'sfal, snd sniold Ills ss,
susgsd. For cats, bruises. sprsins, rhsumstism,
,wslings, bites, eaksd breasts strained horses, ~.
q 1, so.srei gn Remedy that should nsv.rbs dis~
psn,sd with. II should be In svssy family ssli
by all Drusgi,ts.
ID. s. BARNES, NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
FROM HAVANA AND MOBILE.

New YORK, March lO.-by the nrri.
val of the steamer Roanoke we have ad-
vices from Havana to the 5th. 800 SPAN
i.h troops were daily expected to arrive
at Havana il a steamer from Cadiz, to
join the St. Domingo expedition.
The English 'tcamer Donegal had ar
riv ID in port with a cargo Of 1000 bales
cotton from Mobile. running the block
ado on the night OF February 26.
The Mobile papers reported that the
excitement in regard to the Sherman cx-
p ,dit'on had ceased.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
CLEAR OF THE DRAFT.

The Gin. Commercial of Saturday
last says, that state Journal feels Hu-
;horLcd to announce that Ohio il out Of
the woods ~ to the draft" Hnd that the
state quota is filled with few over.
We should be very glad TO nSccpt tho
announc, mcnt as correct, hut would not
advise any relaxation OF effort To increase
the uumb,r Of volunteers. II will not do
any harm to have an excess TO the credit
side OF the State |. dyer, as !, is not i'm
possible thut there may be another call
Tor troops, before the summer is over, IL
which c,se the excess over the quotG
row required would b. an agreeable cir
cumstantc. Our impression is, however
that the Journal is premature in its an.
nnunccment, and that IL will require the
most diliacnl effort to ill up tho quota
by the let of April.
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corrERuKADs HARD Up

A blatant Copperhesd in Cincinnati.
rsmed cAsrtR. prosecuted d. Porrrl
8; Co. proprietors Of the Commercial
for libel, and claimed $4,000 damages.
The following is the verdict OF the Jury
= The jury were engaged IN delibera.
tion little over on hour, and returned
verdict for the plaintiff, wah one cent
da,1sses.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.

NEW YoRK; March lc.-The following
are extracts from Southern papers: The
Bristol, Tennessee, Gazette, of Saturday,
states positively that Longstreet is again
advancing toward Knoxville. The Ga
zcttc expresses The opinion that in n
week the great battle for the mastery for
East Tennessee will have been fought,
or the Ianho"e will h~v~ r"trcated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

0sToS the 2Sth ult., a detachment, OF
negro troops from Haincs Blvif. captured
YeEno City, anera sharp fight. They
lost abou, 30 men in the attempt.
0TTH Committee OF the Conduct Of
the War, has found the principal witness
who gave information regarding the al.
ieged interview between MoCLrLLAs and
LEE, wholly unreliable. aud dismissed
him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
Fruit Trees For sale.

APpLE TREES, of all the popular
kinds, exceedingly healthy aud FIRE, from
to feet, Sl2 so per hundred.
5 to I 2j Class, 10 do
Standard and Dwarf. Pears, Cherry Trees,
Plum Trees, Peach Trees, small fruits, &c,
D Call and see at the Nursery,
2 miles from Tiffin, on the Nc.
Cutchinville road.
r. ZARGES. Prop'r.
March II, 1864. 2I--It-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
ROUTED BY COLORED CAvLRY.

FoETkEss MONROE, March l0.-A
skrmish took place yesterday two miles
this side Of Suffolk, between the enemy
aud three companies Of colorcd cavalry,
the rebel loss was 200, our loss was 10
Killed,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
february ". 1864.

At dayligh, this morning we found the
weather too unfsvorable for further OPP
erations, Our boiler leaking very seri-
ously, the senior .fiieer ordered us to
Ship Island 10 repair, where We are now.
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CAPTURE OF SUFFOLK.

SuTFoLs, March 10 p. M.-our fnr-
ces entered Suffolk this forenoon, after a
brief struggle. We now hold the place,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

0STTuE basis Of the conference pro-
posed by England on the Germano Dan
ish quarrel is us follows:
LIT The European Powers guSrcn,co
the autonomy as well as the iudyisib ility
of the Duchies.
I'D The territorial arrangc ments
hitherto existing are 10 urderso no
change.
austria aud Pc rsiu have adhered, in
principle, to the proposal, provided, how
ever, that the German Diet and France
also assent, and that the Negotiations
should no, Interfere with the prosecution
OF hostiliies."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission House, COmbined!!

SolteIting-thS,,,. h,.,0r. CS%ps1' Ss1 sai act "
rope On the most TsAsonsbl. terms. Conduct In.
ffingemsnt Cases and rroeris renewals Of Pat.
esu.
Oar Exhibition Rooms and
selling Depanm ent-wv' respectfully submit to
the public that Is the only Rrsponsible Solicit.
ing House in the World that has an Exhibition
Room, aud EFFI CIEST and SUCokssrrL Selling de.
paTtm eht. attached. Os PArgNTs TsEss our ny Us
We REerIRE NO ADVANCE fEE ron sELEIhS.
We are IN Regular commuaie Atioa with upward, o Z
1870 Patent Sellers ;hrou CHOU the country who de
pend wholly for their supply or Pstent, upon US
Our Exhibition Rooms (coTneT Broadway and Bar
clay Street, in the very heart d center Of the Cityl
are daily visitedby numbers OF Capt. alists and
Of EnterpHse, seeking inveNmenis Ia valuable Pat.
ents, for the purpose OF reselliag in smbdivsoh.s
while other men heavier CapiiallNs a'e always
ready to purchase useful Patent and engage in Il
manuiAoure, and Tins secure lucfati We monopoly.
These sources ofdemand that are daily angmen'ing
Nfe fully sufficient TO absorb the entire supply Of
Patents being tssned, a>d that st tair prices.
Consignmsnts of Pstents for sale are respectful.
" soh cited Any informatioa hss. Rssponsible
Agents wantedih n every eOrnty ard town who have
ixed places of bHsi Rsss-tO such We will pay $50
per quarter, sAd per eehi. all salssf TO sct as
oar Agents. fsr the exPlsuatioa Zone hour OF more
pe, dzy) oa the models Of sueh pate nts Is may be
placed In their hands Tor sale. 70 COED sslssmsA
~ho will give whole susihss, viii pay s5s per noalh
Also travelling Agent, wanted ata fair salary.
Agents will he required To give ONE saiisrsetory
seenfity deposit thu cost price Of nl0dsls, which
will es rsfa nded when returned.
Address, enclosing stamp.
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No a29 broadway
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17

lnwed TO speak Of the matter. The
Raleigh Standard was suppressed soon
after this affair.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
PLANTATION BITTERS

which &C omm ndsd BY the hishsst med
iesl auihonts , and warranted to produee an IN
nEDIArs beneficial effect. They are s,essdlnEly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must Iupsres cd alb
other tonies where healthy, gentle s,imuI.nt IL r-
quired.
rhsypup ~, strengthen and iuvisorsts.
They create a healthy appetite.
They ara an sntidote.to change OF water and Diet
They oyueoms effect, or dissipation, late heuu-
They strengthen the system and snhvea the ntAs
They prevent missmstie and inisrmittsnt fsver'- .
They purify the breath aud seidity eftAs Stoms seh
They eure DyssPssia and Con.tiPstioa.
They eur. Di orhss, and Choisra Morhss.
They cure Liver Conplsint and Nervous Hesds.hs-
They make the weak strong, the lAAguid brilliant,
and exhausted naturss great rssioTsr. They are
composed Of the celebrated CaiisayA bsIk, winter.
green, sassafras, rvots and herbs, all preserved Ia
per fsetly pare 81. croiI Rum. Fer Psieulsrs, zee
circulars aud tss,imoni ala sTsaAd each bs tile.
Beware Of imPos,su. Examine every bsttls.-
See thsi II has our private U Stamp snmutls,.d
tho eosk, with Plsntsh on scene, and our ssas
turs on has steel plate side label See tha, eur
bottle ia Aot rshllsd with ,purious and d.lsts,.u.
,,un. Auy person pretending to sell PlaA,s,isa
Bites BY the gallon or In Bslk, 10 an impostor.-
Any person initiating this bottle, selling any 9th.
maternal therein, whether called Plsntstiol Bit
tsr OF not 10 . criminal ss der the ". o. La w. sad
will be 90 prosecuted BY rs. We already have our
sysoa several parties settling eur botils. ke.
who will succeed isssuing thsnssivs ssiate oiess
quarters. The demand for rraks's Pi.ntslea Bit
tiers rfsn ladies, elspYmsa. msIehsais. ke. 10 la
eisdisis. The staple ttislof bottle 10 The svi.
dsaes We psssssi Of their wouh asd sa,arierity--
rhss are sold BY all rsspsetsbis dr4ssisis. sfeesss
hot els, iAloons. steam boats and Try stores.
y. H.. DRAKE e. co.
2o2 Broadway, N. Y.
March II, 1854. 2t-iy
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8, IT. -l860,-X,

Per, Ons ofs.dsntsTy..hsbits trOublsd with weak
ns'' a'situds, Pitatton ofths heart, lack ofaP.
petite, ds,fes, amer eating, torpid liver soA,tPs-
,ion, &c deserve TO suffer IL they ~in NO, Try the
eelehrAtad
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
THE GOLD BILL.

Tho following is the GoM bill - il
passed the Senate to-day:
ReSoired, ETC., That the Secretary OF
the Treasury be suthorizcd to anticipate
the pay ymcnt Of the inter st on tho pub
lie debt by Speriod not exceeding one
year from time to time, either with Or
without rcbut of interest upon the
coupons, and he is here BY authorized to
dispose of any gold in tho Treasury of
the United States, not necessary for the
payment Of interest Of the public debt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-17
HE1MSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT DYE

Bur restores grey hair to Its orrnsi color, BY sup
piping the capillary tube, with nsiursl sunsnsnos
mpsirs d by age or disease All instantaneous sy"
are composed ofLusAR sLusric, dsstro ,ins the Vi.
tsiity and beauty ofthe hair, and Afford Of then.
'slv' no dressing. Hsim,usst'' inimi,abls C.lsr.
ing not only restore, air to its natural eser BY an
easy ptocsu. but givs' the hair
Luxuriant Beauty
promote, its growth, prevents iis hllinE or .rsdi.
cato. dandruG, and impsrts health and plss,sntns.s
to ths head. II h's stood the tsst Of time, b.ihg
the original Hair COlOrlnE. and i' eonnsstly IL.
cIsssinE in favor. uisd by both ssn,lsmsn snd la
die. 1t is sold by all rssP.stsbls dsslsn. OF ssa
be prscured by them OF III. csmmoreisI sssau, ID.
=. BARNES a co gOa Broadway, New Yorh.--
Two ,iIss, so cent, aud 81.
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Public Sale.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1864.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1864.
| will sell on the farm occupied
by wiLLiN OIcK, d,c-ased, In Hopewell
township, Seneca county, o., situated on
the Old Pool Road, "a miles west Of Tin,
the following property, TO wit:
i Marc,
years old. three year Id Cot, ! Nor.
gan House I years old, > head Of h gh grade
DURHAM COWS, HELPERS AND
Calves. so head french aud Spanish Meri.
no Sheep. Cotswald Buck, - head Shoata,
n lot of Poultry, Hay by tie ton. lot Of
Farming Utensils, consisting OF Plows, Hnr.
rowe Harness, Sc. Grain Drill, Grain
Cradle, flaming Mill, Moving Machine, |
Corn aud Cos Mill, and other mtitls not
here mentioned.
Sale 10 Commence at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
TERMS: All sums under S. cssh. All
sums Of 50 and upwards credit of nine
months will be- given, by the purchaser Civ.
log lis note ith good and approved secu-
rity. All properly must be sett cd for Ue-
FIRE IL is remvv, d.
ROBERT W. DICK.
March IL, lsci 2i-3t
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FLAX SEED u FLAX SEED | 4
10 loan on the most favorable
terms. Apply to
OSBORN BROS,
At the Warehouse.
March II, ga. 24-4t
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY MARSHALL.

Mr.. EDiToR Please announce
the name of ISAAC STULTz. as a
candidate for City Marshall at the
ensuing Spring Election.
MANY VoTERs.
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". s. Assessor Oh District.
March II, 1864. 24-tm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-09
AN IMPARTIAL WITNESS.

The Montreal Witness. high-toned and
reliable Canadian journal, and without any
possible connection with American politics or
personal bias, in a recent article (Aug. 4ih)
declares that, while few men have ever been
in so difficult position as that occupied by
Abraham Lincoln, the impartial observer
must acknowledge that he has fully sustained
himself before the world, and still maintains
his character as an upright and honest Presi-
dent. Its article closes as follows;
The Presidents principles forbid retro
pressive policy, either to please friends or to
disarm enemies. In the spirit of Luther be-
fore the Diet Of Worms, MIR. Lincoln takes
his stand upon the Proclamation of Emanci-
patton, and says ." neither can nor will
retract anything" He is resolved that slavery
shall die, if he can accomplish its death, and
on this he stands before the nation, regard
/ less alike Of angry foes and timid friends.
Mr.. Lincolns honesty will be seen if we
consider another aspect of the Gaze. he gives
the people to understand that some time may
vet elapse before the rebellion may be sub
dued. He makes no rash promises as to the
time when peace is likely to be attained. lie
has not been able, thus far, to bring the re-
volted States into subjection, and intimates
that money and men are still needed. Ii the
people elect him, they DO so with luil
knowledge OF this fact, and that election will
show that they approve OF his policy of pros
ecuting the war and Of abolishlng slavery.
Another matter will illustrate, we think,
the independence and integrity Of the Presi-
dent The election takes place in November,
vet Mr. Lincoln orders draft to take place
in September. No idea of risking his cleo
ton by so unpopular an act, is allowed to in
terfere with what he deems essential to the
interest Of the country. As far as we can
Judge, his policy appears to be the country
first, himself last. Such disinterestedness
and uprightness, in such place as Washing
ton, and under the influences which poll
tcians in the United States are known to EN-
ploy, tend to give one higher estimate of
Mr.. Lincoin's character, and to indicate him
as worthy of occupying the position he now
holds for another presidential term. And
should he see, before the close of his second
term Of bis office the restoration of the Union,
aud the complete abolition Of slavery in the
United States, still retaining the good char
aoter he has already won, his name will go
down to posterity with greater honor than
that which is now attached to the name OF
Washington.