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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
ATTACHMENT NOTICE:
}, HeidInler and Thompqon, plAintas

Danls IOnes, Defendant
DERORE o Mass0laan, JustiUs of the reaae VI
ID Jackson townshp Montgomery County. Ohio.
On thu 18th day Of Oaobsr A. u. 1894, Said Ju 'iee
ssued an order Of Attachment Ia The above ashon
or tho sum or 80 70 tOs,
NHw LARANos o. Oct lgth, 1894. ost2g-WsW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
NFip advertisements,
Il AnArIMN.NpN H

Henry Pook, Pat Beo'c John II stappsman
-. Z. ~ Dayton Township,
James Clark, prt Mont County, ohio.
nNt the slst day ef October, A. >, o., sad Justice
~ issued order o Atierhmonl IA no Nloys
a'iion, tor the sum of One Hundred and Eighty Dol
lars Case vet for hearing Decemher 5d. " 4, At .
O'Clock r. NJ. ilENkf roo
Dayton, Nov. 7, lef. noylS diAw3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
AMERICAN SALOON.

CORNER or THiD ASb upRRRsoN sTagsrs.
SECOND DOOR EAST muB.
Lt%lOMIhil Il RAPP, Prop'rs.
rNhlS saioouts one ofthe mot complete In An ia
l. epp ntmeais OF any ia the city f '' nH
UHsTERAi -i .'.
QuAlLs,
ii08ii w'LnpueEs H.
and all kinds Of gape and F,hhl u then season y
As hFst cass lestauFsnt, ttiathe intention OF fhe
propretors TO furnish meals at all hours, apd 10 sst
netofe Their patrons whatevs they may desire sat
that i is n ths market Their bar viii compuss lhe
rhoiceH quors Uf SyFry desc pton, and the alton
ton they viii pay - every department OF thslf bus.
neSs VIII no shrh ast0 lea reno for dssatis ac.
uon ifollnou and u yafs OF tha best hrailas ~
on hand, aud oysters By The Can, and hRlfcan,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
O YESl 0 YES!

INhE sndersiEnsd Ia daly licensed Aaot onssE
'or Montgomery county, aud will ofy aAlas, as
onena his services, may be- In demand
Persons VINO have not iakeu out hsensa. VIII ba At.
tended tp, " they violate the law
n b,lTkesisren nailes. sosk kl-eAst nf MAN IT,
BURG. Ordefs le lMLhJ9uh KIsRR,lr, or ADAM
'o ,s,s,,.As. laiusasaata 09l ~ RaAs Klp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
1000 Bushels
F ! a x 9 o Q d w a mt @ d ,

En 0nn BuIHEls FlaXseed wanted for which
OU,UUU the highest market pare IN cash viii
be paid az the Flour and Feed store Of Thos Il 6i
lis, QatA tetef Relsrsl No 80 Fourth street. near
MAN Dayton Ohio THos n GIfITg
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

IoHR y, RNNis plainan against oastles Bnskss,
lore Jahies 'rhrner, }, p Or Dayton townshp Mont
g0mary County, ohio. On the Soth day OF eapiesf.t
ber A. d. 1891 SAID Justice iHsned an order OF Attach
ment IN Ihs H2sye aCligp tar ths.gpme af flya nsl
vi 10 clock Y. M.
oct26-w3w JAMES TURNER, J, p.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE ~
ATOTtOG 10 hsrshy teh thsts shS us,iera knsa ma.
~ been sppoinisd aud duiy qualified ~ Edultais,
traitor VI ihs sslnte OF bredsrtok ADRIAN, fste %
JAoOB RTTn
oct. e. aaatsasaa % aaiaaes1 81 hsaovs.ssus1.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
To Work!

Less than twenty days remains for
WORK before the great and all absorbing
contest comes off in November. See TO
ii, Union men, that they are well improv.
ed. Every interest that freemen should
hold dear demands in cessant labor for
the cause. Do not, fellow. citizens, let
the glorious results OF the late elections
Setray you into fatal inactivity! Let
them stimulate you to fresh exertion-
not lull you into false security! These
late contests are only the preliminary
skirmishes Of the grand engagement
The battle is just begun; il will not be
closed until the last vote drops into the
ballot.box at sunset on the Sth of No.
vember next. Our opponents now will
not abandon the contest; they will only
fight with the greater desperation on ac
count of the check they have sustained.
Then let the Union citizens of every
Township, school district and Ward 90
to work and redouble their efforts. lie,
them perfect their organizations, instant
ly, every where. LIT the Unon men OF
Old Seneca work faithfully, aud by
proper efforts and excrtions we can Ger.
tainly, with the aid OF the soldiers vote
carry the county for LrEcoLS.
To your tents, % Israel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Gone to Toledo.

DR.. r. CAULKINs, who for the past
few years has been prosecuting sue
cessful practice in this city and surround
ing country, has established himself in
the city of Toledo, with a view of max
ing that place his permanent home
While we regret his departure from
among us we congratulate the citizens oi
Toledo upon the acquisition Of so valul.
Bile professional gentleman, as the
Doctor, to their firesides. The Doctor is
a thorough practitioner in every way
No one understands the science of Med
icine better than he, and he always nt-
tenus to all business entrusted to him
promptly. We wish the Doctor success
in his new field oflabor, aud hope that
what is our loss may be his gain.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Tha Prasidant,s Salary.

The wretcbed, mean, contemplate
Democratic lie that the President has
been receiving his salary in gold is re-
fu,ed by Mr.. SIMMER, Of the Treasury
Department, IN manner which will
cause the slanderers to regret that they
ever started the story. They have only
succeeded in bringing the fact to light,
that the President Las taken his pay in
paper, and has with difficulty been Undue.
ed tn draw his salary at all.
Treasurer SPiNNER's statencpt will
show, from the official documents, that
the President never drew penny OF gold.
Second, that at the period of greatest
financial embarrassment, he refused for
over year to draw bis salary OF all, and
the Treasurer was compelled at last TO
appeal to him to take il in order to ena.
BILE the books for the year TO be balanced.
Third, that the salary so drawn was in
vested in U. =. stocks. Fourth, that the
Treasurer sent TO the President the
amount of the interest on them in gold
when it fell due, and that the President
refused to take it. And finh, and finally
that in order to ADJUST this new account
the officers at last took the Presidents
gold interest and invested it in like man.
ner for him IN U. s. bonds. They arc
welcome to all the capital they eau make
out of this series Of transactions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

OH PAPER "A friend has shown us a
copy of "T'he Democrat" published ia
Huntsville, Alabama, Wednesday, Dec.
Oath, 1928. This is,uc contains the last
message Of john QUINCY ADAMS to Con-
gress on the lst of December Of that
year. 1t also contains several articles
specializing upon the formation of Presi.
dent JAcKsoN's Cabinet. In the com.
mcrcial department, we find that cotton
was then selling from 8 to 10 cents per
pound. Several planters advertise a
number Of "Negroes for Hire" The
paper was published by PHILIP WooD.
SON, JR., "at the stationary price Of four
dollars per annum, payable in advance" )"
Advertising was "One dollar per square
for the first insertion, and fifty cents for
each continuuncc." There has been
quite a change since thtn. Cotton is
not selling very much at 8 cents per
pound, aud masters are not advertising
"llkely negroes for hire" as they did then.
Not very much they ain't /! Their pos
ierity have lived only TO become the
wicked votaries of the Slave Power in n
war for the overthrow of the Union, and
to see their "likely negroes" Ell ,ying
the fundamental principles of our Repub.
lie, that the "!aborer is worthy of his
hire"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Failure.

The Democrats at Chicago nominated
Gen. Mcclellan because he was fail
lure II be hSl have been as successful
rs either Grant, Cr sSherman, or Sheri
dan, he would not have received the
nomination any more 1han they did
Mcclellan is supported bv all the officers
who have proved failures-JBaell, Fitz
John Porter, Naglec aud the like Ii an
officer is dismissed from the service, the
democrats I'll once embrace him. Why
Simply because he is n .ailure1 This in
part accounts for their uffiectionate en-.
brace Of this hellish rebellion. They see
it is on its last legs, and hence they fly
TO its rescue just us they did to that oi
the greatest Of all failures Gun Boat
Mcclellan! And they will never fly to
the rescue If the Union, until they see
it is failure. If the rebellion should
prove a success, that moment will these
ever-fsiling Democrats begin to sing
pens Of praise to our once glorious
Union, and shed rivnlets Of tears over il
downfall. Why Just because the
Union would bea failure! The Democratic
party was formerly in favor Of every.
thing that proved q success. In these
latter days it seems to be in favor of every
ahing that proves failure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Ohio nnnrrassman.


The election in this State has resulted
in the success of sisiess Union Con
gressmon, certain, and ASHLEY in the
Toledo district, still in doubt. His op
ponent, A. v. RICE, has 930 majority or
the home vote, and he stands very goo'
chance of receiving as many soldiers
votes as ASHLEY. The Democrats have
elected two Congressmen-LE BLoSr
aud FIseK- Two years ago they elected
fourteen out of the nineteen, aud this
year but TWO out of the nineteen, posi-.
bly, three. Sunset Cox is defeated by
1000 on the home vote. This is onolh.
er very unfortunate circumstance for the
Democratic Ohio Congressmep. While
fourteen of them were elected to the pre-.
sent Congress with Cox, two will be
compelled to 60 into the next Congress
without Cox.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
DIED.

At the residence of his son, JoHS ABEL
.PERGER, in Hopewell township, Mr..
,AcoB ADELsPERGER, Of Typhoid fever,
'ged II years, 6 months and l6 days.
Thus another venerable patriot has
gone. Mr.. ADELsPERGER ives an old
cilizen Of this couhty, having emigraied
here from Baltimore county, Md, in June
1888. He was soldier Of the war of 1912,
and was one Of the defenders of the city
OF Baltimore in 1919, 'ls and IA. He
died as he had lived sterling and unswerv-
ing Union man, and barely lived long
enough TO hear',hat the State of his ma
,ivty had declared herself free by amend
ment to her constitution, ratified by a
vote Of her people. Peace to his ashes.
Died at the residence Of her son, r. W.
Green, Esq, in Clevland, Ohio. on the
23rd ult., Mrs. Eliza Boush, aged 6s
years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
nnInnlaint.


The Democrats accuse the govern.
'ment OF perfidy for not having exchanged
prisoners with the rebels. At the same
time they denounce the government for
permitting the soldiers 10 return to their
homes to vote. Now, ifin the course Of
a week or two--say before the 9Th Of
November, an exchange should take place
we venture the prediction that the Dem
ocrats will charge that the exchange was
mode to increase the Union vote. They
don't want the soldiers TO come home
They are suffering for the Union. They
want them TO snffer in the South until af.
ter the election so that they can com.
plain. Al they want Is chance q
comPlsin-whether it Is justi6able OF
not. and IL they can't find legitimate
cause OF complaint they will Trump up a
charge and magnify II by the Dcmoerstic
system of lying-whish is the grandes,
system Of lying that has existed since the
father Of lies invented the art.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

0TDemocrats talk to farmers about
hard times. The fJrmer that is not bet.
ter off to-day than he ever was before is
either idle or shii'less. He gets better
prices for his oats, better prices for hi:
corn and his hogs than he ever dreamed
of before. He has more money in bank
more money to loan than he ever expect.
ed to have. His family enjoys more lux
urles than they thought they could
command four years ago. We venture
the assertion that there is not an inte II.
gent farmer in Seneca county who will
not, when the matter is fairly presented
confess that we state Gods truth-not.
withstanding taxes and draft contrib,i
tions. So much for Union administration
OF government,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
TIE rIrrIN MARKET.


ccHRNerkp wTHKLI ~ S b SSEAru.
Trrls, October 30, 1854.
FLOUR--Ss 50@9 90
wHEAT--Firm at 81 co.
CORN-Firm at 81 0O for shelled FROM
teams.
OATS--Firm al soc from teams.
wOoL--Selling al s0as5c.
SEED--Clover Z 00C. Timothy - 90.
FLAX SgED-s9 90 per bushel.
RYE--si 40 per bushcl.
CANDLES-Stearine zoe. tallow 2o@ 2Sc
SOAP German 10, Ccmmou &c.
TALLow--lI@i6,. Grease .@9e.
PorAToES-~75e@sl.
PoRK-Per bbl. s3s 0OG40 90.
WHISKY Common per gsllos - 0O'
Rye s2 50.
dAMS--i5@lSe.
HIDES--Grccn e., dry iSc.
CALF SKlNs-si 25. Kip skins 50 90.
SHEEP PELTS-Fresh o5c@s3 10.
BEESw AK 45c per pound.
BU UrTER-27@30c per pound.
EGGS--lGc per dozen.
LARD-Kcgs. l6c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

0-"Principles, not men," should be
the rallying cry of Union men every
where. We know of scores of men who
ure good fellows socially, while polite.
ally they are welded to the God Of
rebellion, and are willing that our
government, our people, themselves and
their Posterity, should all go to ruin rath.
er than it should be saved through the
efforts of any other than the Democratic
party or at the least expense to thst
inhnmon system the perpctuation OF
which has brought this grievous burden
ofwur to our doors. When such man
asks you to vote for him, remember your
sons and brothers in the field, how they
have fought and bled for our country, and
pause before you cast a ballot for that
one whose candidate boasts that he new.
or voted man ora dollar to oppose the
rebels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Union Meeting,

Thete ~ill be Union meeting held a,
Hopewell Centre on Monday Evening
Oct. slst, to be addressed by
Col. ]. c. LEE.
Let the citizens turn out.
There will also be a meeting at Attca
on Saturday afternoon, Oct. Goth Col
J.C. LEE and BILL GIBSON, viii I'D.
dress the meeting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

BY the above twill be seen that Mt
Mobiles majority on the home vote is 566,
while his majority two years ago was
TEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY
His majority from two years ago il there.
fore reduced FOUR HUNDRED AND
SIXTY FOUR, and the soldiers votes
added will make gain Of nearly one
thousand in this county over the vote of
1862. We do not think that the Sons
of Liberty have much room TO crow over
such result.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Melmore Aid Society.

MsLynRE AID SoeItrY, Oct. ls, 1864.
Shipped from Sept 18th 20 Oct 18th thre,
kegs Of pickeled cal bage, and three kegs oil
cucumbersi twonty four quarts Of sand to
matoe., thirty barrels ofspples, fifteen feath'
er pillows: seventeen sheers. four rolls oi
linen, sixty one rolls OF cotton. forty three
rolls Of bsndages. two pads, twenty eight
ha nkerch iefs. nineteen napkins, ten pair OF
drawers, thirty one towels. fifsy.six shirts.
eight pair OF socks. three pair OF slippers, one
arm sling. nine pin'cushions, forty nine mag.
azines and paper, and three barrels Of dried
currents.
MRS. FANNY BAKER, President.
Miss EMMA CULVER, Secretary.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO AND
INDIANA ALL RIGHT
Three Great States for the Union

The Seneca A dpcrtiser had the Sudac.
ity to stick its little cock out last week
growing over the result in Pennsylvania,
claiming that il had gone Democratic
Later returns, however, give Union ma
jority on the home vote Of S,0CO. The
soldiers vote will increase IL TO 25 900
or 10000! We have carried the Legis-
lulurc by large majority, aud elected
sixteen out Of the twenty four members
of Congress, which is II gain OF four.
Ohio has gone Union by $4,000 on the
hune vote. The soldiers vote will in.
crease it 10 10000. Indiana has elected
the glorious Morton by 10000 majority
and got eight out of the eleven Congress
men. This is glory enough for one day
Nee Clellan's chances are very slim in
these three great States. ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

CTseveral coPperheud County Clerks
have refused 70 take from their respec.
tive post Office the returns of soldiers
votes, where postage on them has been
due. 1t seems that Democratic sympathy
isn't W worth postage stamp.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

6TThe last week has been delightful
weather. Glorious days of Sunshine,
and bright moonlight nights makes great
weather for corp-hnsking. "Let's have
corn'shuckins tonight, boys!"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

While iouInvying on The ssr,, my stomach n.
eAms badly defanssd, causing evers pain IN M
head. HAd IL been OF the water IL would have bees
called s.s.siekness. lady sitting By me, knovinr
my condition, reached out q bottle sa,inF, ,.tak, a
swAiiow." I did 50, End In less than Eve minutes
my trouble WAs ended. The medicine VS. .Cos,s
ny'pepsiA Cure" aud from the effect IL had upon
the st0maeh, AID what have leaned OF It since,
think II msSt he an sIesllenl rHeJy tor sea sieL.
nssS aud DysprsIa. MRS. SAMUEL FIELD,
hxdison, Junt 30th, fs6t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Nav H4vss. Jon. 9sih. iss.


Mbssks. G. q, CLARK Co.-GEETLEaEs;-Id.. de.
sire 10 make known ths Alhost instant nsols en.ots
of'Coss Dyspepsia Cure" ~ Gases OF ehoIsra nor.
bas. had been Tor twenty. four hours puvR n 2 at
the stomach snd bowels, every fftesn mi inuiss /
wen, into your drug store 10 rFoeurs some bFandy
had Aiways bsen told that u was coco rrmsd, for
Dysentsy. My pAlhd iAes and my weskBs.s At
once attracted the ait-ntion ofths CLERK in ehsrg
aud he s,ked me at once "whAt 10 the mAusrf"
replied; "l have been for tvshty -fouT h1uIs voait
ing snd purging, sad lam unable 10 stand OF walk
from weakness, and this deadly sickness ~ my
sIomaeh completely pro,iraps me. lie produced a
bJttle ofCosh Dyspepsia Cure, saying stake large
swallow OF ihAii Il is nov II oeleeki take another
AFTER diHnsT."
IRON the moment took that doI@ II the nnedieins
my sickness a. the stomaeh was gohs--its effect Waf
instantaneous. In Ar hour ssi my dinner with ..
goods relish a. syerhungry man partook, (as I was
we'll elesred cut Of food, > and followed by tee.
spooaful of cure. have not suffered . parti-a Of
ineO Onyenisnes siDss I took the remsdy,
It's aston was 30 wondeIful nd 90 Immediate. th.,
could hard believe the evid Of nv own sense
and desire 70 gnbifuly make know these facts ,lst
The whoIs sold NAV ayAu t5emsskss Of IT'S use.
Lake bread, u shosld md place in every ones
ouss, and believe that should go away from
home without bottle Of 10 In his pack ct, or whsrs IT
'ould be quickly made available. GEO. L. DRAKE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Testisno oEinls.

From the Pastor ofths Methodist 4. Church, Mat.
son, Conn,
y have usrd cess ny,pepsiA Jnrs in nv smiIy, and
can Willingly ts.uiy To it, Vau. A. q msdtetn.
HENRY UiLMANU, PASTOR VI, T. Church.
Madison, Coun, June JOth, iroi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

Those who know my eonstiiuiion, what nv eo..
diIon has been tor IN, last ihny wears. will bs,y.
with me that medicine Which will reach my case
will reach almo'tany one. Coeb Dyspspsis Cure hs
enabled ne to eat anything please anJ il very sal.
dom now have 10 use the me- ssioils IL 70 slisysd n
In an instant when sAs in great pain. NV Nho.s
sy.tsm IL being .uvngthensd BY H.. use.
ANN L. BAGGOTT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
Wnnd Wantnd

Twenty Cords Of good Wood wanted
at this Office immedately-taken on sub
scription. We hope our friends will
bring it along before winter comes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
The Vote of Seneca County,

Below we give the aggregate 7otc of
Seneca County, cast for the respective
candidates at the late election. Next
week we expect to be able to give com.
nlatc ahstrorf.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

:. , WV HANFNl JOnn,, June II, E6i
MEssN EpiTohsi-Atiow me, through your col.
unns, Ito aeknowedgs NY FrHt,hd- for the b, NJ I
have received rom Ne pGs Ut Goes D, snsp p,tn tn,,
Although l va. great sufferer from D..prp,in. 49,.
ht-t dose gave instant Triet and one ounce has 81
bled meto cat SnSihing please, witboui main 4
nave no" "oppeu u''hs 'hr medicine, ~ no longer
nssu"' fALMiRA LiMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
DIR. TOBIAS
.nnnIinn Hnrnn IAni,.
Legal Notice.

Marion Jelley,
vs..
james q. JelleyJ .o,
James q .Jeiley, nor re'iden, OF Ohio will take
notice that The ID day o. October, A. D. lsdt she
flied sgain.t him in the Common rlrs'e ,ou't o'
Seneca County Ohio, hsT petition, showing "1, 'ne
- hi. wife, that they have two ehildre?, via h1ue
Isabelle Jeey, aged thirteen years aud Jesste 10
Jer,, aged ei ght years; that he has been willully
absent for than three years last past and asks
Tor the custody and cont rol Of theft said ehidron
aud to he vested with the ii ght Of femssole.
The cause will be heard at the term Of Count be.
ginning November -, ls0f. -
BYERS n THOMPSON,
Solicitor. IOr Petitioner.
October I, 1854 -Gw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

From the bereht derived by the use o. Ca..D,,.
psPna Cure In nv lamtl,, am prepared 10 "a, t6.t
never Intend TO se ~ithoni ~ aud advise ali who
are afflicted with bJ,ysr.ia iotry II.
fHILANDEE LEWIS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20

GoDY's LADr's BooK.-Thcre is no
use denying the truth that Gody's Lndy's
Book excels any oth-r magazine now
published. The proprictors seem to aim
to make each number excel all previous
ones. We are in receipt of the October
number and for the truth of our assertion
we would refer them TO this number
Owing to the enormous increase in the
price OF paper, aud every article connect,
ed with their business, to oyer 100 pei
cent. they have been obliged to increase
their club rates Of subscription. A,
present their terms nre as follows. Ono
copy one year % 90 two copies s. 90
four copies $40 90; five copies, and one
extra copy to getter up of club, $l4 90
A ddress L. A. G Gjdy, Philadelphia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-20
OHIO PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLr, oIs.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
Electors.

JOHN JOHN p. p BiEHN, % At Large
l. JOHN X. GREEN,
! =. STANLEY MATTHEW'S,
S. LEWIS b. GUNCKEL, A
a. STEPHEN JOHNSTON,
5. WILLIAM l.. WALKER,
6. MILLS GARDNER,
z. HENRY w. SMITH,
.. g. OZIAS BOWEN,
9. JACOB SCR0GGS,
10. WILLIAM SHEFFIELD,
IL. GEORGE A. WALLER,
IL. HENRY F. PAGE,
l3. JAMES X. STANBERY,
ID. JOHN II. McCOMBS,
is. FREDERICK w. WOOD,
16. LORENZO DANFORD.
IL. JOHN McC0OK,
lS. SETH MARSHALL,
10. ABNER KELLOGG.