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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-04
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ter, iprte has Wublifunt TIM Mu9erfetnet tn EerNtntS AT
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Orleans, roo i'd mir baS Spntprnitenbfe 3utrduen aler
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otf bic epntfcrtnbGefe Ginrt6tung rfnben merbe, In ete1er
rtetuer neneD Spbdye tdS slei&e yertrauen mir ergerbrn
neree.
( Gas seafarse Spue" Itegt I'M nnseuetmfen Sbetle bS
8rp1bnap UNI En- tt1It uter $50 3trtner terlhtstener Mrt,
tann1tltf rtrbern unb elegant aus8eftattet uub fsbt bic 8er-
,palturs bieies 3weises unter periSnlt6er 8ariprSe BON
Wtabane Qahennneper.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-04
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grpre6sns nm 8 nbr so Oain. Gbcnts.
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an ~folsenSen 'uStiG ron 6~arri8burs ~selegenen Pnnfter
antnlten gcls5CrougP, Drrt, SonoSer 9unction, Ger
mont. BARTON, gecuftcn, 6bauibersEnrs nnb gcdess,
ollie.
Der Sof5ns SeGf tSslt3, ausscucmuen SpnntnSs. -
Der S~Tpres3ue tcr1t1t t1Sli1, diegenommen T1cntaaa.
Baffaeiere fIr 5piiGeufatinnen ioGten ben SarriSknro
unb BARTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uebmeu.
SOP. unS &~rpreB5tge feReu Senan In Uersinbnn8 nit
Der PennirIOGnia Central Giienbobn in Sarrisbure fiji
Ottt6burg, @~IepeIastD, @ulum6us, Gtnctn.
natl, SuotanapOlts, Sort mapne, gbtcaar
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etne anbers Beta, ems t. Sc asa 81 EseIeE sAvfer sgs ieSsas
here Sabn mad tensnnssn YGG$sn. ale rrff $50 III
Btttsbnr9, Rlepelnno, 0etroit, Uogt Masas
&btcoec, WfilDoufee, @alsna, Dubuque, 81
Saul, &Od Salanb, 8urlingtcu, Soma Cir
@srsta otygals eit NIT beg stertsrza 9sntvaI gnsn .stesn.
pes peEi0nes 10 Stnaoes FsnHsT ais et Ets anserH Sabine
seEenSea bort esntre fsa, aud EeTben 4 ElaI rsniseF b.
GegS1 estes s~tEeHfeit. Die Gaea itert bar9 ben f45sSs
epetl Spa D9p. Die esnae @n.fernune pGu t!er BE Gft;ae
q SEQ Jiesisn Das &srzR rtFb btes Getstdnet (n3slsel Y.
Nso@ @refltae, Dartcn; Cincinnati, Satntas
napcltS, 4DuferiIIe nno ct. QcutS aslss.
@eFpsA sDeHaas gsaGsters ~befSrbtss Hnb Fas iHr 0eps.
getR G pesteSt nsaIa6anestOEeH bert&nct. Die SaGeait,
ntn att be4 3 ubs-, 0Sss NbeAts 10 TIT 8ua mad SNsf
@eaItSsa glasea Seltn cpns ~natermesa aufestaItet "a yoesbts
@ts&sszstsataet:e Essbss ssssanff ID Ser DfRes bs Manttss
SHHn 6. SaIkee, .s.w97prgN 81.
SS4S 20. 10 Bfls-Street. aene SISTERS sshsyt
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Srtfcn an1efCnlmefe neuc 0Saaren
g8ir rbielten freben f~pleente gpaarsn. bie mir en- g4teter
~serfaufer binief ~abseben: ~a So
100 Bufhel neue CRIME @rben, ~
500 90. eclbne pher GaIifrrntasgrben,
100 Barrels ~eeipaltene @ftfen. 1
5000 9fb. f6Sne neue breite 9inIen,
1000 Green Gprn,
10 Sas erUee tdrt'lde 3petIGen, = s4ag3
8 SdB 8trnen,
200 8eeS getddlte @erfe tn alien .Runanerr, i6@ 81
Sasr, 5afsrerase, gaisensriss, @brcpla:s, aGe Srrten
Nubeln u. { 10.
NpebeI @~tlbeImb,.
1apr1l $40 QD. Baltimprefr.
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$areersbnrS uno Wartett0, cDer &3cusuoob.
WheeltnS uub Columbus.

RarfersbnrS uno Wnrietto, cber SeusDOob.
g Wheeltr6 aub Columbus.
Dte &~ntteraune ben Baltimore nu& ausn ESetlsa Oes gCs.
tens Der Der. otaaten IL at ctsier 4Gbu earset, ais dk.y
philadelphia, scE-gorf cber ouf Il senb elmer snSeren gouts.
gnisrdnteA, retGt nd Aer Baltimore. an6 CbiV-EtIeo.
kabr" bebtenen, werber NIT b~enlslben 3Ioen InS g8aosa Be.
crhert, wN ott Vafiagtert srher RLefe 1sIas u1ebr ais bs
zeppelte 5ahIen,
Die Ddeen oteler Uapu pabsn SspOIifertt site, wercen srs
fa&tsett erleu&tet, TN aDtnter gebetii, unb 60 ptrb oen psfe-
tertn E~rtntwoies otrabret1t, tur5um e. III fRr bte Ssqaera.
tbteti unb St&errett Oct Rafdgterf In allen gtiarn oeEcrak
aaf obtset Dabn fdbreH bic AuSmnnberer ci bS ScaeGf,
znh Stlteftes He ~ BITE fhi!geDabu tn be
. sr. Stastenr weI&e an rnnberer mtf BEN
ID etltuaeu beftroert als anoeren Sabneu Sc.
5r6eru NOD irnuaer Dieenigtn, pe1s In cs 8eretntater
Sta6teA enwanbern mt ben lnnsInraen @mteranteHs 2ioen.
auSpdncersr ntdisIn auI 6efct Babn be Daaen lndbrsub
ser sonlen Aetft Don BaltImcrt cad cincinnati aur swe
GaI ant Der sanssn 5treGs Ipti&en Baltimore unb ct
3oIts, iowte IUiihen Baltimore Inb Gtteago nr orei raj
Rad Gtnetnnnti leIongt n1nn duf bleer @dbn tn 36 StIrnhen
7a3 st. Souls uno SticaGc tn 2 Ea9en,
3ebl pafagtel sat 100 Bfunb @epd9 frt. Rtnber rcn4
,ts II Satren ts!GtIsn telben prets. RtnDer unttr 4 J0trcu
tah sau; fret.
Z Dae Sepad ssEt nit ben g~aAusteres anD tvnmt att tSuss
"a gIct@er Sett an BEN Seftlnmungsorte an; rim Seoer en-
alt eire oeibetntsRus nber ian @epdd ss an ben Crt 6s
SsntSrTnna.
81 EtR If c q { te u fnb an ben rerS&sebeuen eAntisn
zeu Der Daun aHgtfeut, Im GIN pauoeret an empfauosn nnb
nit t4tEm @ep66s uetter gu ~tef6rberr. DteieR n Gu5 q.
8NrtDal, 5sn feline lnbere Sdan bietet.
8aprprttle oCu Baltimore n0@:
ties wtuns @eSdsr fret.l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-04

ng Gar beicneerer RenntntBnGtrIs.
@iarancsrer uxb saeiisnDe IcIten feRr Ucrf&tio ietu
eSe Re ibre 8ilstts tanfsn uHb fcGten o%iefeIben nnr IN
BEN gurean hee aRfer5ei&neten angeftenteu GgsRteu
taufeR.
Diefeniaea, ueI&e in Baltimore aHtcxzleM, weyDen 4
cbse @@wisristsit 1tnstts fir oisf, eiHig psrf1afteu tSn
nen, tMbem sa dseai Det sDehti@en @~eEenf6afts Bel
itrer GaxbHns ibAen ben Hntersei%ueten asenten pOres0eu
orb.
SIDE Usitere aassuait uab SiaEt srtbsIt unsntossbIi@
go. q. @tissrraRDA
%esfreg-s NReaf hs naHt2Oses Ras
Dstp-@iftubaas.
We QT Ehnrsv6Ef.,
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go Saltlm Ore nuO Sbiu
Eneubahrl.

.-t#ts" Sl~~SO%J<eS
Elm nnh ua9Wlittpp@, &c. San msben tGgli@ 2 3dse
MAO DbeeIlnS uuf Partersburs uas Elm 3uS mad Grebe
r'G abgeben, ME foIGt:
@of5n9 t1gli6 (Gcnntags dnsgenpmuseH), @eorg $40
@rprebsu9 tdsttn AbenOs 8 utr. 3
8eibe 3Hee Oer6inben f4 am Obipfus nit alien NIs3-
ger wefIia. uoroWcfIi@ uut itpwefIi9.
Der 3u9 aaG Greberid gebt tdglin bon Baltimore um
4.80 steduittaSe Gnb Usn Greberid 100 Dtoroen3,
Sonrto9s ausgenoumeu.
De, 3uS Ra4 Enicrtts gaiGs sebt SDM Baltimore
Deprseus GM 30 uRt 9.I5, Gub GoGmittags L. 20 uni
4.46, Gne Don S1tcOtt's DtiGs Nrroens TAO unb HOO
uuc HaGmittass 2.45 aub 800.
Nan WoIbtngtpn.
A6suns oru Baltimore MAO Wofbingtcn Wacrsens 4.50
Z. 10, e.45 uni $40, unb Ra&m $40, SIS unb 500.
SonuteSe aHl Dtprscus Im 4. 80 nnb $40, lnb RAD
atittoSs I'M $40. abSan9 pom g6albtngtcn Ofprgsne
nm $40, 7.O0 Il. lo.4v u. Jtadrn. unl sou, 4.25, S u.
100. S~OuEtags aHr TROrseus um z unb 9ta1mittass
800 u. T.S0 Run ben Ste unh ste 3us bon 8altis
ncre uno Der srts uns Uierte 3us BON Waibinston
9alteu an aGea 5taticneu an. Der 3psits unb ftebrs
3ug Don Baltimore uub erte NIB FINITE Gag BON Bafb@
ingtpa perbinbgp E6 au BEN anuGpolis-5uSe.
DeSen z6beret austuufi uuo Uiaete tsper art weuhe
nan f9 an 3. z. EngIaub, asent In Der GaurbeusS ta=
ton ooet an Die EidetzOfFcs. a1
2B. 3. Smtt9, GrauSpOrtHleifer
.. W. 6 ole, @eneral=Nseut. (3an6jp
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
The Eighth Ohio,


BY dispatch received last night from
Cleveland, we arc Informed that Co. A.
Of the Sth Ohio Regiment, will arrive in
Tiihn this morning at III O'Clock.
Immediately upon their arrival a sa-
lutte Of eight guns viii be fired, when
they will be escorted by the Committee
Of Arrangements 10 tho Court House
Yard, where Hon. J. X. HoRp will ad-
dress them few words Of welcome, af.
ter which they will repair to IIrDors
Hall and partake Of a grand rcpast scrv-
ed up under the auspices OF the Soldiers
Aid Soci ~.
The formal reception viii take place
in the evening at the same Hall when q
good old fashioned reunion OF the citi.
gems aud gallant veterans is anticipated,
Upon this occasion the Rev. T. +. nrJ-
pREru will deliver the reception speech
The ladies' will furnish all the dclicacic'
ur the scason--Icc Cream, Lemonade
&c.-so that nothing will be wanting to
please the inner mar.
Col. FRAsE SAWYER is expected with
the boys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS. We no.
tice by our exchanges that tho people
in various localities of the State, are
making vigorous exertiols to procure
representative recruits to exempt tn en-
selves from the draft and at the
same time fill the quotas of their respec-
tive districts which may be required of
them by the anticipated Draft. 1t would
be well for the people of this county-to be
making similar excrtions. Set tho ball
to rolling and get your recruits, providing
you do not want to 60 to war yourselves.
l. arge public meetings have been held in
the cities of Cincinnati and St. Louis for
this purpose.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
Report of the Rock Greek Aid So
oiety,

After nine months successful operation
this Society makes the following report;
The entire receipts have amounted to Sls7,.
90, and expenditures to Sl6l 90. leaving a
balance of $4,000
ln Dec. the society consigned TO the Chris
tion Commission the following hospital
stores; 10 sheets, 90 shirts, 22 pair of draw.
ers, 10 pillow eases. 81 towels, s double
gowns, "a handkercbiels, II pillows, l6 pair
of socks, pin cushion III HEIDI s needle
books, sO yards bandages, 3lbs. cloths and
box lint: In Jan. box containing 100
lbs. dried apples, 20 hs small fruit dried,
and 4lbs dried beef. In Maya second box
of hospital stores Of witch the following
isa list: . comiorteIs. pair OF pillows,
sheets, l6 shirts, l2 pair Of muslin drawers,
10 pair of canton flannel drawers, "a towels
q dressing gowns, & pair of socks, ~ PIN
cushions, 3pillow cases, ha'ndkerchiels,
needle book, 40 Yards landsges, Gotten
and linnen cloths roll each, and 5 sacks
hops.
In response to the Governors appeal, the
Society sent ! box fruit containing 7Olbs
dried apples, Slbs dried beef, 7lbs small
fruit dried, and 7 cans fruit: and at the 81 me
time the following hospital stores, 10 shirts
7 sheets, 3llbs cloths, 2 dressing gowns, Is
handkeicl ieis, 4 toweis, 9 cushions. | piece
soap, quilts, and box lint, also IL gallons
applebutter.
he Society offers its most grateful ac
knowledRmtnts 10 all those who have rem
dered 1t efficient service. and earnestly so
llcit continuance of their libenlity.
BY Order of Society.
Mrs. NJ. Baker. Pres.
Fannie S. Clark. See,
Eden Township, J nly ! 9th, 1861.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

severe, " ~ lnglc lett srm, K K Mulism'
nght shouklet severe, " Zimmerman right
hALd slight Tai mon both legs severe s
DeRch len arm and side severe, II Badger
head slight G. Swartzmiller right sida slight
fC Sumnecs lett lsg slight, Collier len
arm slight. ueo reesel arm severe, Sohu
Pepper lett hand slight.
NrAn Dallas Ca. MAY 3isr. 1854,
Co b (wOuudCd) scre, Redman hand
slight.
slight
O. X Capt VI Patterson len vri., severe.
Ng,R MARirrrA GA, JrSE lSrH le6i
Go q twouuded) Pr,vste Teach righ,
nand slight " Currell lcg hruised by she'll
Co X ist Ssrg, $ Dubin right arm frNc.
tured. Private Geo lngmsn ankle fract nrrd
Co Scrgt + n Gihhins left aide slighi.
Go u HI led. Scrgt Henry Hosplchcrn
Co MOundedj Cartwright right shoulder
. ,ght
Go u private whis'cr ri ht arm slight
Co B privatcs A McConigan m sough side
seveto Sondcrs tight arm slight.
Man MARiNrrA. Ga, JrNr 2lsr. 1861
Co (wuurdrd) rrivatcs Staggcr l-f
side scy,te A Slower les bruised hy shell
VIM Edwards Left thigh fractured
Co " n Baheach Lett hand severe I
Whnemun right side slight Daily hand
and side SiehtJ Frederick log sligh, u
Winser Lett tlige slight Co z Sergt W I
Noel right thigh light.
Co q Coup Geo b,bhit Oroin' severe Co
Il Pivatc ' Hugs lcu thish severe.
Co n ~ Lieut. Chas wal ace meek mortal
Scrgt Major uco " Brownson right shoul.
der slight
Pioneer Gu wouudcd Private II Bartlett
Lett leg bruised bv she'll
COD lWuund,d rrivate sam Dockhdtt
hack slightly.
coz tWrundcd) Private Eli Naudct'
right knce tliht
Co c Wounded Cart John Green Left
thigh severe.
Co A Wounded Ccrp Levi White l~h
hand light.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
Eden Township, July l3th, 1864.

SOMETHING To BE PRoUD OF,-The
following resolution was adopted at the
recent session Of the Ohio State Medical
Society, held at the White Sulphur
Springs:
Resolued, That the thanks of The State
Medical Society of Ohio, as well as tn c
good wishes of all loyal citizens Of our
country, are eminently due the our ven.
cradle fellow member, ]. C. Rogers, NJ
D., Of New Richmond, Ohio, for the skill.
ful manner in which, on the morning oi
the 9th of April, 1922, he assisted into
this world, Ulysses Simpson Grant, the
hero of Vicksburg and destroyer of the
rebellion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
Dyspepsia |
Dyspepsia =

IN; WIsHsNri ! have been a constant suHsyr,
WIN Dyspspsia for the last eghtesu years, dur,ps
whlch lime cannot say that ever enioyed . psr.
iettly wei day. There were times when the rnr
IONS were more aggravated than at others. and then
seemed u would be great relief to die, . had At
s' umes an nnpisssan, feeling In my head bat late.
" my snnefing, 20 mnch increased that became Al.
mos, uhht iof business Of any kind, nv mir va.
continually filled with gloomy thought. and fov,bod.
lny. andifl attempted 10 change their current ,,
sa,ng, aionee sensation Of icy eoldnss., 10 con
neeuon with dead weight, asit were, t.,,sa mon
nv brain also afselBg ofsekness would seeur Al the
somach, ana great pain 10 nv eyes, aeeonpa nieS
win wheh was the continual fear Of lcsins nv rsa-
nfTousneu, which made Il dif6euh 10 walk BY day
Wsrsp Al eight Ibecame sverse 10 society aud ds
posed only 70 seelnsion and hAyiHg trsdths skii II
nnmoet OF feminent physicians Of various schools
nhAly came to the conclusion that, for this disease
my present age, Is years, there no ssrs IN sI
Hut, through the interference OF Diynp Pro.
luenee, TO whom dsvoutly o1er my thanks, atlas,
lounds sovereign femedy Ia you Dysprpsis PiIls and
ar Sotdial, which seem to have eAsciuslly removed
sh'ostthe last trace Of my long list Of aiiHen shd
ad ieeings and In their place hsahh pleasure and
eoniehtment ale my every day companions.
=, JAMES M. eAUDERs,
No. S1 North Second Street, Phiiadelphia, fbt
mefl Of Woodbury., N. ). 49, VI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
1--WE STOrE

Drovsrs and Farmers will find this a most advan.
tageons route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards ",
watrred supplied with every eonYe niencs, have
been opened on this line and It's connections, and
every siteaton y paid to their wants, From HarTis.
eeu'S, where wll he ioanl every eonyeuience for
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK aud BALTIMoRR
MARKETS, This will also be found the shortest,
quickest, and most direct Tonte for Stock 10 Ne A
York-tvia Allsntownl and with fewer changes
than any otheL
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. suPt. Altoona, Pa.
l. l. HorPr,Gen. Ticket Agent, PHILADELPHIA
y. n. HOUSTON, Gen, Freight Agent, Philads.
Jsnuary II, isGA i5-tC
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14
SLEEPING CARS
on night tVainsto
philad'a, New York & Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and transfer'd free
FREIGHTS.

ny this route Freights OF all descriptions can he
forwarded 10 and from Philadelpha, New York
Roston or Baltimore, To and from any point On the
Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky, 1ndiana, Illinois
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, by Raj Road diree.,
The Psnnsylyania CentrNl Rail Road also connects
NJ Phtsburgh with Steamers, nv which g oods can he
forwarded 10 any port on the Ohio, huskingum Ken
turky, Tenness.e, Gunbrrnnd, lllinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas aud Rec
Riveui and at Cleveland, sAndusky and ChicsFC
with Steamers 20 all Ports on the North Western
Lakes.
Merchants and shipper, enirusting the iranspouA
tion Of their Freight to this Company can rely with
confdenes on It's speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any
point in the West, by the Prnnsylvania Csntta
Rail Road, are a. al times as favorable as are
charged by other Rail Road Companies,
eiS'-Bs particular to marx packages "vIA PESs'A
cESrRAL X. r."
Fsr Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions up.
ply to or address either Of the fol owing AEsots o.
the Company
d. a. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE n CO, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh,
n. w. BROWN 4 CO.. Cincinnati ohio.
r. G. MELnRUN CO., Madi son, lndisna.
J. T. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. W. AIKMAN, Granville, Ind
n. v. SNSE, -. Louis. Missoun.
CLARIE 4 CO Chicago, Illinois.
.. n. MoCoIN, Portsmouth,, q.
}, NJ. LOVE, Msysvile, NY.
HALL 4 CO., Marietta, a.
L, AYREF. Mnkingum River.
w. ". a Eli LANGLEY, OHllipolis, o.
n. +. PIERCE 4 90, zAnssvills, o.
N. ~. HUDSON, Ripley, d.
r.. c. MELRuM, Gsnsrsl travelling Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

0TThe Court House Peace gentle.
men declare that the course of the Ad.
minstration, tends TO drive "conscrva,
live men" into secession and even the
rebel army. From their talk, and acts
and department generally, we infer that
it would take but very little driving
They have a natural hankering in that
direction! There are lots of just such
"Unon men" in the rebel army, and they
are always complaining about their " Con
stitutional rights"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

FAST MNII.-Ienves Pittsburgh nj J'O A. NJ,
arrives Ht Altoona ior breakfast l5u a. VI,
reaches Harrisburg at .O5 j. NJ aud Ph'ladsiphia
BAI,rINORE PAss NGERs by this iInin leave
IIsui,hurg ~ / 20 7. NJ. aud arrive IN baltimofr
ats % T.. NJ
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this rain leave
Philadelphia at 6.i5 =. NJ. aud 1ffiNe In New
Work nj 1000 7. NJ. .
THROUGH ACCOMMODATIONS st all
staitons--I.eave Piusbufgh at too \. NJ, ~
riyes NJ Altoona Tor dinner ~ ils5 a NJ
reaches Harrisburg AT 5.lU y. NJ, an" fhiladrl'
phia NJ MS 2. NJ.
TllR0UGii ENPREsS-Ienves Pittsburgh Ri ~
p NJ, arrives NJ Altoona for supper Ht n2O
NJ, reaches Harrisburg at 3 20 A. NJ and Phiia'
d.lnhia Al : 90 a. NJ.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
| Harrisburg At $50 A. NJ. aud arrive IN Balt'm"''
NEW YORK rAssEScERs by 'hi, train leav,
| Philadelph's at g A. NJ snd arrive In New York
at ~ 10 NJ.
PAST IINE--ieNves Pittsburgh Rt e.45 P. ~. sr
| rives at Altoona NJ i.lS A. NJ. fsAshes HArri,
burg at 5 IS A ~, and Lancaster for breakfast VI
725 a. NJ, arriving in Philadelplha at iOaS 4. y
IIarr sburg at 100 a. n. and arrive IN Baltimore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by thi. train have =
choice of routes. A sleeping ,nr rnns through
from Piusbutgh 10 New York. without change,
via. Ilarris shurg and Alentown, arriving In New
York at Las y. n. Nv wav oi Philadelphia, pass
engers reach New York nj 2.i3 p.
Tickets for sale 20 Bosom bv boat or isil, Boat
tickets good IN any Of the Sound LINES. Fare To i
/ points as low as any route,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

| THE PRIVATE SoLDER.-I', says nu
exchange, there is being in the world
who is deserving ofPrivate alft ction and
public gratitude, it is the soldier who
marches in the private ranks of the
army, to fight for his country. and offers
his blood and life as sOcriicc for the
maintenance Of the Union and the Con.
stitution. And yet how seldom It is that
they get the honor and reward their ser.
vices cntllc them to! 1t is the private
who carries the gun, il is the private who
marches on foot through mud, frost and
snow, it is the private who erecis bridg.
es over swirl streams, and reors the for
tifications, it ls the private, who, with
the boyonet set charges on deadly rife.
pits and the squared columns of the enc.
my; and yet, how seldom it is that he
receives the honors aud rewards of his
noble conduct!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

O'TGovcruor Seymour has been cih'
ciallv informed by Provost Marshal Cen
cral Fry that the State Of New York Is
entitled to credit Of i,733 men over
all calls. II appears that that State has
sent over 800 ,O0O men To- the war.
O-ySpcukcr ColfaN has been rcnom ina
ted hy ucclamation from tho lHth Com
prcssioual District Of Indiana. This is
The seventh tune that he has been So
honorcd. Five times he has been clcc.
ted; every nomination was unanimous.
0'TKcdrSdr9e, whcrcc our victorious
ship IL named, is mountain, halt .
mile high, near the center or New
Uanpshirc, o,e Of the seminal ou,posts
of the White II ills, but not connected
with them. The unionists of the Granite e
State will hencclorlh regard this noble
cmincncc with proudcr niftc ION, since
its name is iadissolubly blended with one
of the huppicst exploits OF our Navy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

Commutation.--Al citizens of Scncc, coun.
iy between the ages of ls and Is must be,,
in mind that they have si.0O commutntior
To pay into the County Treasury before the
10Th OF August, unless they are exempted for
disability, or join militia company
Hit is not paid by that time II rvualty ol
thirty per cent, ill be added.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

OF. E. s. CnIrTcNDRN, Co X. IG4tl
Reg o. V. l., called in on; office the
other day ard reported the boys as being
very well pleased with their si,uario
and enjoying themselves finely. The
coPpcrhcad yarns of th,ir dissatisfaction
are all bosh. Whoever heard Of Sen,
eca boy that c,mplqiucd when called up
on to perform his duty They are no,
composed Of such metal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

6TWc are indebted to Hon. W. p.
NonLE for copy Of the eighth census OF
the U. S. FOR 1860, copy of the Mess
ages and Documents Of the War Dc.
pnrtmcnt for 1904, and also Of p. O.
Department,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

New MUsIc.-Mr. John Church Jr.,
No 66 West Fourth street, Cincinnati
has lately published beautiful ballad
written and sung "y Henry Neville, en-
titled, "NIy Mother Sleeps" There is
nothing like good music.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-14

GS}- The Baptist Sunday School Pic.
Mic at Green Springs yesterday was
largely attended aud all had a happy time.
HARRY KELLOGG was on hand with his
sketch book aud made somc fine sketch,
80,