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U. s. Sanitary Commission.

u. :. Sanitary Commission.
DEPARTMENT OF ESPECIAL RELIEF"
NO. $50 HI Street,
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Ss. South SSe
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G.
OLDIERS AND sEAMRM
CAM at the above Office have the necessary papers
made out, correspondence attended to, and
ALL NEEDED ASSISTANCE FURNISHED
IN REGARD TO PROCURING
PAY, PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PRIZE MONEY,
AND ARREARS
OF PAY AND BOUNTY WITHOUT CHARGE.
This work is done by men of ample experience, pos
sessing all needed facilities. -
Each applicant q pension should bring with him
two persons able to make oath that they believe he is
the person he represents himself to be-
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IRVINE SERVICE

IRVINE SERVICE
ID Is held in the Hospital Dining Room every sun
day at O'clock p M Soldiers in the hospital and
camp respectfully invited to attend
NORMAN w CAMP D. D.. Chaplain.
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Directory of Hospitals.

Information furnished regarding location and con-
dtion patients in the United States Army General
Hospitals. Address
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HOSPITAL DIRECTeKY.

The Sanitary Commission has ARA ngements fol
tients in the uuited States General Hosptal at the
following points Others will be added as new hos
EASTERN DEPARTMENT..
For information address Office Sanitary Commits
sion, Washington, d. CO.
Aiexandria, Va, Point Lookout, Ma
Frederick City, Md, York, Penn
PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT.
For info ORR address Office Sanitary Commits
son, No, i3E J Pnn street.: Pew,
Chester, Penn, Chestnut Hill Penn,
Reading, Penn, Harrisburg, Penn.
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT..
For information, address office Women's Central
NEWS Seo19 o Mo u Cooper Insti Ssw Haven Conn
Albany, n, Y, Portsmouth Grove. R. l.,
Burlington, VT, Brattieboro, vt
WESTERN DEPARTMENT.,
For information, address Office Sanitary Commits
sion, Louisville KY"
G GGv%nSs g. g., BsStoa 1oT Toy.
saIIipolis' g., o HICKMAN Bridge, KY,
quincy, nj, Columbus, KY,
Jeffersonvilie Ind Covington Ky,
New a Albany, Ind, Munfordsviiies, Ky,
Madison, Ind, Bowling Green, KY,
St Louis, Mo-, Leavenworth Kansas,
s sson MhIa Mo-, cIari1Rs1iie asTn Tenn
jefferson City, Mo-, Murfreesboro Tenn,
Ironton, Mo-, Gallatin Tenn,
Nashville, Tenn, Vicksburg, Miss,
Corinth, Miss, White River, Ark,
Cairo ILL., Point Pleasant, Va.
Stevenson, Ala, Chattanooga Tenn.
In all cases the name, rank, company and regiment
of the person enqured for should be given and where
he was when astheard from If the application is by
letter, the answer will be sent by return of mail If
in person. it will be answered at once if by tee-
graph answer will be returned Immediately at the
inquirer's expense.
The office of the Directory will be open daily from
o'clock, M, to O'Clock r M, and in urgent cases
any hour of the night.
69- Soldiers Aid Societies, cergymen editors and
others, scarcely the cause of humanity
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#. N. Knapp, General Sup't. Washington, I
j. b. Abbott, Chief Assistant,
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Serenade 10 Mr.. Seward.

The Lincoln Club of Washington
srrensd,d Secretary Seward the other
.vering, md that 4, nllrmnn made n
short spi ech.
@5ssrEelary Seward in tho course of his
aetion ane years nii"'ist,9inn On ., ,ho stage OF
war, aud used 10 hcnr his Parents larISS
about the vast number of tories who werc
'pposrd 10 the war. aud what surprised
lm was that alter twenty five or thirty
y'ars there was mot tory found IN the
Uaiicd States. lie could not exactly un
dcrsland whore they had gonc to. Dur.
ing the War II 1919, the Fedora lists use,
to carry the intervening elections Just as
the ID mOcrnIs carried the election iu
N"w inrk in 1862, bu, when the war
came 10 = close aud cndcd IN victory, We
had the era of good feeling, ard from thai
time tlil l"w we cannot lind an old Fed.
cralst. Ills Judgment was when we all
came .gcihcr, aid when the Stars and
Stripes again " ave over Richmond, IN
twour three years y,u viii have 10 look
miglry sharpdto iird Scccssionist or II
rcba sympata,zer. Laughter aud sp.
liau>'. Aftor rc(utlng the assertion that
'ho0wsr is Il failure he said during thu
lrst wear of the war ths African slave
FADE in the United States was sun.
Pfessrdi h. the second year negroes were
'rUught tO be soldiers Of freedom; in the
Third year slavery was abolished In the
ID strict Of Columbia, and in tho fourth
slavery was abolished IN Maryland. II
rhs Democrats think the war is a failure
ti,u. far when q ,norgaa ean,as 2,.,cthor
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). w. RYAN.
Legal Notice.

Reuben Carey, 'i .'
Anna Tompkin,. deceased, Probate Court. Seneca
- Agaiu't Couniy, Ohio. .a.
John TompEint and others.
The said defendant, James Brewer and Mary
Hrewer, his wiis, Prank Pratt, and the heir, Of
rheTesa Pratt, cousor OF Frank PfAit, whose name
aud the whole Of whose places of re,dence sTs un.
known to petitioner, viii take notice, that on the
gith day Of Noyember, A. ID 1907, safd Cstey, ss
such Adni i;rator filed hi petition In the Probate
Conrt Of Seneca County, Ohio, ngaintt them and
Others wherein he says, That the Personal estate of
said Anna TOmpkins amounts to sgg3 .15i That the
inst debts already allowed agsind said s'tate, aud
probable cost. or admit siration amSuntsto syg2t5
Thst Is necessary to pay said debts to ,rll the
real estate OF said deceased, doscbed as foilows,
to.witi
Beirg hii that part Of the north part ~ southwest
quarter 81 section No. ~, township ,norh ofrangs
", In Ssneea Connty, Ohio, lying north OF The
center line Of Sink Creek. lees fourteen Ne'e' on oi
the north end thereof, containing 'sss"y fourse'e'
more nr less, :,
rhat on the scI day Of september. ls6i, he hlsd
his supplemental pet ton " ssidrour, wherein hs
,ays that since dling said original petition, said
Theresa Pratt has departed this life leaving minoI
heirs, whose numbcr,aEe and place of tesihenee ns
unk nown 10 him, aud that In connection with ssid
other de ecndants, hold the said estate Of inheftanes
thcrcin. nnd ptaying that ihev may he made prTtr'
sfe far an otIsr TO sell said fsAl estate, that
aid priItionsps will he heard on the iIh day oI
RI.CAREY, AdminiSns,cr
| .... of Anna Tompkins
| Lee & brewer, Attornoys. Oc,5-lU
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The Capture Of Tho Pirate Florida

-
The boston Traveller thus pleasantly
does up the capture Of the Florida BY
the Wbclusoit
/ Gradually the rebel corsairs nro gath
cred into the American navy or destroy
led. The Kearsargc sent the Alabama 70
the bottom Of the sea. The NiHgnra
pobblcd up the Georgia; and now INC
! Wachuscti has surprised and taken the
Florida. almost as noted and destructive
crad as the Alabama herself. The
Florida was lying In the harbor OF bahia'
In the empire Of Drnztl, where hcr
officers thought her 20 sale TINT lnli hcr
crow were ashore con liberty" which
means "on a sprcc." Half the officers
too, were nshorc. Being in this state
tho Wachusutt rem down upon her at 2
o'clock on tho morning Of tho 9TH oI
October, Capt. Collins having come "a
the bold conclusion that he would take
the sting out Of the sea wasp, even
though she was lying in noutal port
aud prepared to take the consequences
OF his conduct. The corsair was ns com
plctcly taken by surprise as II she hot
been the advanced guard OF fedora
army, aud fell into the hands of Captain
Collins with perfect ousc. Tho half o.
| her officers and crew who were Of board
became prisoners. Not u man wa'
scratched on either side, md but little
powdcr was flashed, and that usolrssly
- gun VI I.th, .wo "us n,.' anJ v .ooo % nis,nI,
soU' Wv, n"",O'o Ell. M,
wen' on on h vo'ru .on, ,a 81, Thomn,
'I .uuG'1' ~ snP s"0" " -
WV. ne' P..H' ..i,I a.. pt,.;i,
mo.l,s, WI ~ r. ,gas -, Uo !,
VIZ ao%o's 49, 'i','.s c,ila,, ~, hIs ,rnccs
20" w D1 ..'.,, a,,a,, No, hnJ CeI
Slo"; unu, sr0ess.o" . ''u 'i ~ ri 10 Ss.an,
80 ~" =" ~ L.,,a. Lo no, L,vc i,uoLc,
, 49, " " in,noJ hnw cnmnlo,cIy hi,
y" Ia honn ,nLcn i nm,
,"Lo" uyo,srI Tho." !. somo,hing indic,ous /,
,i'n ,,LIoL NJ. ronnd lin
s"tr ,nns ht, t,ss ,v,,hnu, a sI,in mn,
I,a,,i, hair hi. cro,,. In s,ronaa land
,'.Ln.o H., 10 I,oLoJ ,no, a. I,,Ir n ,irntc
n",,L,i"s. ,i,', nra,iIians ,.,II n, Lasn;i,
liz tS onS ,so hin, nnd lis mon vcII. mn,
tI, ~. a.,,,,n, Lii r,ai ~
ooy III "c ;nd;nn.,;a,
" ""u.' 49, T"n,.Jn To,tins :,
Ii,,, All ,,i%ai, ~ mrdnnh,cJlv
%,In} an nr ,i,c rioh,s oc nru,rnls. Inn
,"''s ..,,, "" III, ma,.o ',Lo anal.
ou' Bo,',"on '.n Ii'.,, w." a." - as, as H. a.
"po,v7yL IT, an ''" ,to EI,,id, A. I,
W." ~ ,,' y" W" ,.IJ ~ -
cuP'",u "O',."o' " 'no"s - -. Wv,
rI",n rG ~" ,""% Ill oS cS,r"o for ,h,
lii, liz sons,.a sIou uS"' rhoro u ,",. ~ no ~ ;,
i ,om'n,a,ioa ho cbcn,r,cr,'
IT, s H. H. ,L'' is;shu,a,, a, ,Io rair w,,
M "'l 10 ,,i,"I. w., ni.rcd ,In, +
! had to break il, and would have done q
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Ftoeaom and Fifty Aroes.

What ON Garth will rebel sympcthizers
sav now. aftcr The outrages and insult
which DIE rebel leaders have offered %
moor white ucni In order TO secure The
services OF their flaves in ihe field, they
arc coing to set them free and give then
ifiy acres Of land each, while the poor
whites nrc to remain landless beegers
perhaps the tenants Of the negroes. Oh
,he world is turning upside downl AiteI
all, wo begin 10 suspect thata white mar
can get his rights about as iully undel
the Government Of the United states a'
thct of fJcfr. Davis Warrington Chron
icle.
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JHtiu at'rrhIp Tribaus
TEtEcRApHtc NEWS.
FROM SHERMAN,

Il NUN pIlbIstuhNt
Ngw yoRK. NV. l5.--Thc Express
his The following:
rhcre.hovs been mysterious rumors oi
p.acr Iaioly ON ;he street, and the speech
OF Cen raj Butler last evening is regard
cd a. vcrv siynifcant in some quarters
that there u realty somtthing on foot -,
N.Afslvsm,ait % sherman Is supposed
'u Esve s,mcthir2 to do with u, aud the
siofV'rfs 10 fhllows;
SSua iiiifs sincr there was secret
r,selsyr Nv Macon OF the leading men OF
Gesfti acuding Gov. Brown and Vice
pra.A NJ Stcphrns, and an ambassador
Wa, srut IN Washington. This gentle
insN whsathmfz'd ii ussurc The Prcsi'
frF' thtt Gcorrlu Would sccede rom the
C,htNnrecy ir Sherman would mnrch
tirAaeh Georgia and take po-scssion OF
Chhrls HtNn aud Savannah. The response
ar Mr. Lincoln 10 this request, about
three wet ks Hinrc, was that ho was not
1l' ready, bn, wculddo Il after elcc.
tNHUa1
istbn,chdNd that this Is the real
A. .sbi StrmHh's movement, und TN,
' -S,NH'e with view Of nu, only bring
bhack Gpurgi lmt also North Carollna
.anA Alskaha. In connection with this
F., wasnmorcd ON the streets this after
hnithlt AUgutta had been capiurcd'
NV yoRk. Ny. l0.--An Atlanta
letter oil the lOih, 10 the Herald, men.
tons IL. ARRIVAL of nn cscoped Union
pri.oncr, from Anderonyille, who con
firms tho sat, ments of rebel atrocities
towards prisoners. and whu also s'ntvi
that ii travelling through George II,
found ,l,hsrycsts had 6ccn gnlhere1.-
B ,rnAaad warrh usc, were filled ant
bui \ ty lrs, rebel snllirrs in tho into
an, shuv inc that there is plonty to sub
.lsts an aruly on, ~ hilc but little resist
ance ca n bu rflsrcd. I... odd. .....,.
The bet train rom Atlanta boUD,
north, wHr 10 leave on the lltb- 700,
The only iruons IN Atlanta ON IL,
lOih were, Slucum's corps. s.
AChaitauouga currespouduni of ih,
II. rad dating the 10th states that h,
ad lust arrived irum Atlanta. Al ar
scpsl-, lpapdrics, aud rolling stock II
Atlanta hsd been destroy d. All th,
iaciurlcs snd fJundries from ChaitsDoogi
tu.,tlanla and several miles beyond ar'
dnsussoi, ,lhe railway puite,', torn up
and ~ the iron pot bt yond use or brough
to the rcps. Atlanta is no longer o
military importance aud tho country TO
mlle' l'we,'ed bGyond a possibility q
$780, ~ "I' Wv" .,. ,,.,
-a''"'' 70 W '',"s quo ~ suevr w., vs.
wl, ~ ,Ny.s'p. WIN erass.' ~
w.esN w "''us uu"'','s po''" na'S ooe 'o.
huea VIZ sne,'.'".a' s..' sto''I % ""' ioN M
.ecsssu '"o seen,s 0n ~ '"o u'Po' nav
O'." l,'vsu VI oo"'''''o''. o.
""o'"t' ao.ou"' says I.u ona,",u va
W. r,,',',' ",a"P ,ri,h ,i,o IN, ~ ] @orn mc T ha'
""N -NS'' "'' "" -"
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CITY Hall.

This large and we'll ventilated Hill /.
just eomplctcd In good style. with sage
aud ready to let on the most reaso,abl,
terms Persons wishing 10 use the City
aud Engine Halls in connec ton, em b,
accommodated; aud must, on all OCCASIONS
pay the cost for light, fuel aud damage.
Apply TO the Undersigned. ...
r..s,- o.c. TELLER, City Cldk.
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House and Lot for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale bis pus,
ana LOT; situated on Clay street, nesry op'
Ward, Tihn, The house l. a two fory
brick, and the lot is the hest for bcAine
Huit There is IN The city, and also eoutans a
good large ne" harn and all necessary Ou,
one th'r' down and the balance in twp an
nutl payments.
Nuv1 ]. II. NIGUSW lNnrO
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Seneca County Academy

The Winter Term of this Institution will
commence on the 2Sth Of November, aud
will continue twelve weeks I.
Tuition-Fye Dollars per tcrm, PAYABLE
in advance,
Instrumental Mnsie-Tcn Dollars per
term. j. 4. GREG0bY.
NOyl7.2w prin,ipal.
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Found

October 20. 1864. on Washington Street
;'ilTiin, Ohio, one package of Dry Goods
The owner can have tie same by proving
property and paying cIpenses. Enquire OF
+. ID. Rishlcr, at W. g. Myers aud Brp.,
Cabinet Shop, Tiilin. Ohio.
Nnv CI lS6l-3w.
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Military Claims and Pensions.
J.k. UORD

Has been duly licensed to rsosee ute and
collect claims f"r oflieers' and soldiers
Back Pay aud BouNTr, aud PENSIONS, An
expenses incident TO the collections Of
claims will be advanced by him, apl no
charge made until the claim Is collected.
Charges reasonable.
Once ~ Commercial Row, hrst doc up
stairs, Thin, Ohio. NoI7
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. " 1000 - 10y = -
Administrators a Sale of
Real Estate.


In pcrsuancc to an order Of the Probate
Court Of Seneca county, Ohio. 20 u,c issied
and by me held, in ease OF the undersigned
against john To,nrkins aud others. will
Offer for salr on ,lie premises, on Saturday.
the 2,d, day of December, ls6i, between
the hours Of 10 a. NJ, aud L. NJ, oi said
LAY. the real estate formed and described us
follYws, to.wit: -
Being all iha, part, Of the North part, oi
South West quarter. Of section Number
seventeen U1D Township two (2) Norig
OF Range seventeen tl7,) East IN Ss,,sI
county. Ohio. lying North Of Sill s;jc
less fourteen acres OH Of ,''e worn S'uv y,
isba,,im more G'Srl;s;.'- 81 lcss.
TrRus--Onc third cash, one third IL ope
md two years. with interest from date
Deferred payment to be received on mort
gage on the prcn'i cs'
| X. I. CAR EY.
Administrator ofAnna Iompkhs.
| Noy Ql lS6l --Iw,
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0IyThomus Dufley, OF Worcester,
Massachusetts, weight two hundred
pounds, aged seventy years, recently
arose 10 bis sleep, jumped from three
story window into bogshcad of water,
a nd Mnn--fnped.
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Licensed Claim Agcu,.

Pensions, Bounty aud paok Paw and
uouGtY for soldiers ,hscharged on account
OF wounds received In battle, and all q rim,
against the GoveFnment collected with ,li..
patch. US
Once IN llcdges' New Block, second
Floor. Thin, Ohio.
oetSI A. II. BYRRs.
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Exccutrix d Notice.

Notice Is hereby given lat the u,der,
igned has been appoi nted and qualihtd as
Exeenuix OF the Estate Of Robert M
Rsnney, late of Seneca county, 0hia dc.
c Ased. SABRA N. .KANNEN q
Nov, II lS64-SwF n - "t.
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Legal Notice.

Marion Jsllcy,
vs..
James q, JelleyD
Jane. q .JeIley, non resident Of OLio. viii tale
notice that the I'd day OF October, ". 1861, she
dlsd sgsin,i bim In the Common Please Coun of
seneca Coupi Ohio, hsf petiion showing that she
~ hi, wife, that they have two children, viz H..
isabelle Jerey aged hneen yesrs and ~ ,nn
Jcne,, aged eight years; that hrs,, na,, wi
ab,en, ior more than 'hreso of I.it ,SJ ,h;iJ,.n
Tor we ,u.loay Anadfihe risht Of fem.,oie.
anr '" ue he heard at the term Of Couu he
Tue c..sS.'yitnber ". ~, isGf .-'
SHINING BYERs n THOMPSON,
tl . Solicitors Tor Petitioner.
October 4, 1864 -Gw
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From Gen. Grant---He 0Ongratu-
lates the President.
s. Cry poIkT. N"vsi0 '64--iO. 80 p. NJ.
Hon T.. NJ. S.snton, Secretary Of War:
Enon.h now seems TO be known 70
10y who ls t. hold the reiDs Of Govern
'es pes! iSSt YSsFf sshg pssssS SsasI's "a
gu : r--na blo.'d.hed sr rI1i Throughout
fhn lai'd--'s victory worth more 10 the
marry u"n a bs''le won.. ;Rebeidom
und Europe will 30 construe.
u. y. GsASr,
Lieutenant General
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Lieutenant General |

Mrs. F.ancis l.. Clayton, now In
tiHar, enlisted in the ARMY ut ST. Paul,
MiruessoiH. with hcr husband, In 1861,
ano iongH by his sido IN the battle OF
Stone Rive, She was In eighteen bat,
i'', nnef a prisoi or, three times wound.
a' % hard. hip aud knee; aud, At her
'ae. 'hd'~ dsAli. made known her SIX TO
gHnera and was dischargcd. Afler
fte. walked ninely-three miles, from
A. xlnsoou ~ ]. .uisyille, bare.headed and
pafe'soo'ed, Tracking her way In blood.
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Wanted

By the s. ID. & u. Railroad Company, 40
or 20 good Carpeaters or Car Builders. 10
whom the highest wages viii be paid.
Eoquire q 7. LYMAN, M. NJ.
Sandpsky,O,, Oct. s, 1864 -oct2I US
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have first rate farm for sale; Il con.
tains $40 acrcs Of good land, there is lsU
acres Of improvements ON II, good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor, a
good cellar under the house is139 feet,
walled with brick, the cellar is always dry !.
The house coat me 81 900; also, a good
bank barn, 33xi0. The soil varies, part
is sandy soil, loom and muck. There Is two
good large bearing apple orchards of choicest
grafled fruit and the bes, peach orchard H.
Fulton county, grape vines, pear trees,
ounces, with Ornamental trees, &C., in q
healthy location, good water in abundance
at all seasons Of the year. There Is sheds,
stables and other out buildings. have
lived on Il twenty years. II isa delightful
farm and In good repair. good fences, DC.
The timber land Is covered wi,., choice oak,
poplar. white ash aod other kinds. us'i.'. +,
1t lies une mile east and west by one,hali
mile north and south, good county read
crossing 1t aud another along north side Of
IL. II lies between the Air Line Railroad
aud Wabash d Erie. four miles from one and
five miles from The osher will also sell
farming tools, cattle, horses, sheep. DC on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars address. 10
A. B. GUNN, z
oct2Tr 81 Deta, Faltcn County, Ohio.
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sls@ aarertisen'rnts,
LETTER LIST.


Remaining uncalled for at the Tifin
Post Office, Nov. %, 1854.
Borough Peter Mead X a
Brciz Calharinc McMastin John
Buxton Josephine McMonica Edward
Cooper Hannah j.. Picket ii Az
Fox A w ttllat Rene s CO.. y
Goodman Almiru Riess Henry
Gahrce Peter Smith Amanda
IIcplcr Louisn Sadcr John
lIlcp Mary NJ Sharor Jacob
IIouglan Nathan 3 Snwdcss Henry
Hand ID Softer Susan III
Johnson Michael UukDown Lettie .
June X Adam Ulrich
Ioost Anna Wcstrich Peter
Lamipp A Wheeler g. Co
Lawrence J l. Iuiphcn Henry
Miller Samuel , Zimmerman Peter
Martin John w
Persons calling for letters, viii please say
ADVERTISED. WM. GALLUP, =. M.
II G. kuuy Dcputy
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NOlicc.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administraior with III, will annexed Of Isaac
krnbill, late OF Seneca County. Ohio, de.
ceased. GEORGE ". kRABlLL.
Sept. lj-iw
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VIM. J. Halls Estate.

AURlLLA HALL hs, been apPois,sA cod quail
q ID ss ExecatTx OF the last viii and tsstaasat ~
wm, Hall, dsesa'sd, late Of ssnses sesH'y, ohio.
Nov. ~, ls5i ~
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REMEMBER THE PLACE

In one half Of tic room occupied BY T.
Shcib, Merchant Tailor, next door South
OF Shawhan's Store.
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SOLDIERS

Non ought uoi 10 be withont such a valuable medi
eine, The Cinennad National CnioH, or Apti
e+th, saysi that thoasaHds ot our soldiers ave bee,
saved By tie uie of Stdeklsuds Anti Cholera MiN
turs. For ssle by nugg.t, at so cent, per bottle.
q Genstal hepoii No. Ea,t Fouuh street, cinein
asst, Ohio. ~ NN F4a taI| JUS Octi3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-24
GOOD AND CHEAP

have engaged T. Ren rs a workman.
who cuts and makes all kiucs Of Boots and
shoes for Ladies and Gen lemtn.
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uumbor voted the Democratic ticket even
in tho late elections in the northern
States, when, too, we failed, TO achieve
success and failed, sir, because Of these
very ISLANDERS proclaimed in this House
and elsewhere, for which | repeat YOU
shall be held responsible They arc a peo-
pie who love law and order but if these
atl,lhey will protect their,perons homes,
property and lives at all hazards. IL
makes my blood boil to read the accounts
we have from the West; such outrages
aa those committed in Greenville, Ohio.
but tho other day, when n Democratic
press was destroyed, and in Dayton, where
a similar attempt was made, 10 Lancaster.
in northern Ohio, and other places, ali
done under the influence Of SANDERS
uttered by men following, perhaps the
example of tho precious member from
Iowa.
The Chairman The gentleman will OBJ
serve the rules OF order.
Mr.. Cox ! called him precious but /
will take that back.
Mr.. Grinnell. ! hope the gentleman
will be allowed to 60 on, and that shall
have the opportunity to reply.
The Chairman. The gentleman from
Ohio will proceed in order.
Mr.. Cox Oh, well; may as well give
mp the floor again to my colleague, Mr..
Bliss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-06

Beg'Spaulding, an Abolition member Of
Congress from Ohio, in a late speech a.
galnst indemnifyiug Pennsylvania for
damages, said:
why sir, the Treasury is now on the
point Of bankruptcy, and it is difficult to
find money to pay the volunteers"
New York has repudiated, and pays
her interest in greenbacks.
CHANGE or BAsE.-Ihe war is now TO be
carried on for the purpose of re-electinr
Abe Lincoln. The niggSrs are TO be let
alone for the present to allow "ihe Coy
eminent a chance.
AEtivtD. The season ior pruning fruit
and shade trees aud grape vines
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Sd Monday in March, lth Monday ia Sept.
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