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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
rHE coSscRIpTIoS LAW.

WASHINGTON, January lT.-Thc men,
bcts of both the Military Committees Of
Congress have received large Numbers
Of letters, the writers volunteering sug-
gestion or advice as to what should be
the feature Of the amcndatory Enroll
ment Bill, evidently desiring it to be so
framed as TO exempt themselves from the
draft. The bill before the Senate will
probably pass that body tomorrow, and
be sent to the House for concurrence
II corrccts some of the faults in, and Us
object to render more efficient the op-
Grafton, Of the present law.
The only prisons specially exempted
from the draft are the Vicc-prcsident oi
the United States, the Judges of tho
United States Courts. the heads Of the
several Executive Departments and tho
Governors of States, aud ty implication
such persons as are physically or men,
tally unfit for service, according 10 the
prescribed army regulations.
The two classcNfor enrolment and
dra0 are merged in one, which is made
to include persons between the ages ot
twenty and forty years. Credits to be
gwen to cities, towns and wards, so as tC
tqua!iz' as far as possible, the drun
Throughout each district.
The commutation is increased TO Si0C
those who pay il to be exempted from
The present draft, but liable to be callet
upon in the next; in other words, they
are in condition of reserved class. -
Drafted men may, il they prefer, b,
transferred to the navy, such transfer be
ing credited to their respective localities
Alterations are made in the details o
the old act for conducting the drafl, Ont
attorneys or agents are restricted to III,
fee Of five doollars for preparing the nc
ccssury exemption papers. The bill hS
not yet been perfected by the Senate
but it will probably pass that body with
the above prominent features.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

0SYThc Hon. John Doseman Kerr OF
Maryland, has been nominated by the
President to the Senate for confirmation
as Deputy Solicitor of the United States
Court of Claims in place of Richard
Bates, Esq, resigned.
05-SoME one says that raw cotton and
castor oil have restored frosl-bittcn limbs
when nmputation was thought to be ne
cessary to preserve life. He adds that
the cure is infallibc.
0STlt is said to be law in Japan that
no fir or cypress tree shall be cut down
without permission Of a magistrate, and
for every one so cut another must be
planted.
OF One of the allegations against
Surgeon General Hammond, is that of
deirnuding the Government in the pur-
chase ofrotten blankets OF a Philadelphia
| firm.
0TOSE hundred and seventy mine Ma.
tional Banks have now been established,
with q capital Of S2l,1Ol,2OO. The a.
mount OF bonds deposited is $lo,4l3,5OO.
0I-The Nova Scotia Judge, in the case
of the Chesapeake, is disposed to view
her capture AS case olpiracy. and direct
that she be given up to her owners.
0TTradc is opened to all persons on
the Mississippi who will give security
not to trade in contraband goods, This
is as il should be.
0-TThe 81. Louis Ners, Frank Blair's
especial organ, has come out for Abra.
ham Lincoln as its choice for President
at the next election.
o. THE Southern Methodist Book
Concern in Nashville has been taken by
the civil author itics for a Government
Printing Office.
@Washburne, of Illinois, says he
intends TO present bill for removing the
seat OF government from Washington.
OTThe Chicago Tribune estimates
the present population of that city at one
hundred and fifty thousand.
6TIndications in Congress favor the
repeal of the reciprocity treaty.
6TThe Mississippi is obstructed with
ice below Cairo.
OF The rebs are offering to sell cot.
ton to the government.
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Piusburg Fl. Wayne q Chicago n

Pittsburg Fl. Wayne & Chicago r..
Rive had occasion to pass over this road
list season, from Forest to Chicago, al d
consider 1t Que Of the best routes. for the
traveller going to the far west, that run,
through Ohio. The road from PIttsburg to
Chicago has been Pu, in tip top order, and
TO- safety and speed II has no equals in the
west. The traveller, may with confidence re-
iy oh making close connections at Pittsburg
with the Penn. Central and other roads di.
vsrgiug from that city, and also at Chicago
with any Of the numerous roads running into
the'Praire City. This road has numerous ad.
vantages over all the roads North of Tifin
running west, which is a matter that should
be we'll considered by the traveller. New
and splendid passenger ears have been placed
upon this road-pone but experienced En-
gineers, uusty and reliable conductors are
employed, and nothing left undone to make
the passengers safe and comfortable.
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The TiHiin Wooden Factory.-W

The TiHiin Wooden Factory w c
paid a vista few dsys ago to the Tifiir
Woolep Factory, which has lately been put
in operation by Messrs. GRoss, SMITH and
DoRslr. The enterprising gentlemen de
serve the thanks OF the citizens Of Tiffin ant
vicinity. for they are the first that have in
tIoducei this branch Of manu- u(acsuring in our
midst. Through the kindness of Mr.. DOR
s;r, we were shown through the different de
partmpnts ofthe establishment, and found i
IN full operation, and working like charm
Their machinery for manufacturing cloths
is OF the first class, and works up to eriec-
tion. Their engine is some 50 horse power
and is a beautiful piece of mechanical inge
nuity. Everything Ia in such perfect order
we cannot see why large profitable and sue
cessful business cannot be done in this linz
Of manufacturing. The cloths that this firm
are now turning ont are Of a superior quality
and must meet with a ready sale in the mar
ket. We trust that the people of Seneca Co
will bestow them that patronage tn y de
serve, for their energy aud enterprise. W,
have net time nor space to notice this Facto'
~ in all its departments in detail, this week
but will do so 1T an early day.
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An Old Law.-For ths information o.
all who may not be posted on the common
Law in regard to Leap Year, we here repro
duee an old law, printed in the year lsO6
!" Albeit. itis now become parte Of the Com.
mon Lave, in segarde to the social rclaryton.
OF HE, that SO ofteu % sveris besextile ear
doihe return the layaes have the privileges
during the time eontippth, Of making love
unto the men, which they may doe, either by
wordes or lookes. us unto them seemeth
proper and moreover, DO man will be entitled
10 the benefits Of clergy who dothe refuse TO
ps'he oilers OF the ladye. or who dOthe
IN any way treat her proposal With slight or
contumeiy. Sea arN
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Err EIGMTS

by this route Ffeighu Of all dlscripiions can b,
forwarded TO and from Philsielphn, New York
Boston or Baltimore, to aud from sny pant on III,
Rail Rosds of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois
Wisoonsin. Iowa or Missouri, by Rail Road dlrsc,
The Pennsylyania Centfh Rail Road also connect
Mt PiitsbuTgh with Steamer, by which q Gods can b.
for~ srded 10 any port on the Ohio. Muskingum Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, kissis,ppi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Akansa. aud Re-
RiveuI and at Cleveland, sandusky and Chicag,
with Steamers to all Ports on the North WesteIr
Lakes
Merchants and shippers eniru,ting the trsnspona
ton Of their F'sight TO this Company, can rely viii
confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from an,
point In The West, by the Pennsylyaaia Centra
Rail Road, are az ali times a. favorable A, are
charged by other Rail Road Companies.
t1yDe panieulpr TO mark packages " VIA FEsS'I
cESTRAL n. R."
Fer Fteigh Contracts OF Shipping Direction. an.
ply TO address either Of the following Agents oi
The Company
ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, PIit,bnrsh.
CLARKE Co, Transfer Agents. Pitt.buIgh,
", W, GROWN Il CO., Cincinnati Ohio.
II. &. MELnRUM u co, Madison, Indlsna
J, Y. MOORE, Louisville, KentuekY
w. N. AIKMAN, Eyansyllle, Ind
r.. p, SASS, 81. Lcais, Missouri
CLARLE Il 60 Chicago, Illinois
J. n. McCOI.M, PoTisnopth, q,
J. NJ. LOVE, Maysville, ky.
HALL 4 CO., Marietta, O.
u. AYRES. Muskinsnm River.
w. n. X Ell. LANGLEY, Galipolis, o.
u. e. PIERCE 4 CO., Zanssyille, o.
N. II. HUDSON. Ripley, o.
r. q. MELDRUM, General Trsvslins Agent
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JOliDsOh's Island.

A special to the Tribune from Sanius-
ky, January 10, reports the arrival OF
General Terry aud staff, with the Is;
Brigade, Sd Division, 9Th Army Corps.
a portion Of the troops have crossed the
bay on the ice to Johnson's Island
Some of the rebel prisoners have lately
considerable boldncss, nam.
ing the day on which they intended tc
reach Canada. There are vague rumur.
regarding the future movements of the
troops, but nothing definite is known. 4.
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The Continen,nI Ola Folks'

The Continental Old Folks..-This
Celebrated Company of Singers so well and
'favorabiy known to our citizens will give
one OF their old Fashioned Concerts at
Hedges Hall on to morrow Thursday Eve.
nips) January 2lst, they bring with them
this season Mrs. EMMA ]. NloHoLs, the IA
nous New England Ballad Singer. this an.
,nounctment will be sufficient to insure the m
a full house. Mrs. Nichols made many
friends ia Tifin when she was here with the
Old Folks about two years ago. The Old
Folks owing to arrangement elsewhere will
remain In Titfin bet one Evening, therefore
those who would not miss hearing them must
be in attendance on TbErsday Evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

wild Game.-We have noticed lately
tn at considerable game has made its appear
ance in this place, and oil hunters in Seneca
county, must bear in mind that the game law
takes effect on the first day of February,
1864. 1t will be unlawful to kill, sell, or
ofier for sale certain kinds of game after that
date namely wild turkey, quail, Virginia
partridge, ruiiied grouse or pheasant, pinnated
grouse or prairie chicken, woodcock. or
wild deer, &c. By referring to the game
law, you can aequaint yourselves o fits pro
visions, and save trouble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
Railroad Accident.

PmLADELFHIA, January l4.-An acci.
d cnt happened to the train which lcf
Pittsburgh for this city, on the Pcnnsyl
vunio Railroad, early Tuesday morning
at sta tiOn west of the mountain. A
rail broke, and one of the cars was pre-.
cipitatcd down an cmbankmcnt. A
Michigan soldier and Pennsylvania
were killed, and several injured. The
Hon. J. r. Giddings, who was on the
train, tainted during the excitement.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
TIFFIN, o., JAN. 81, 1864.
ROLL OF HONOR.

Tho following amounts have been re-
ceived on subscription for the year 1863
and 1864, for the week ending Wednes
day, January goth, 1864. We hope our
friends for the pext week will come up
with rush, as we desire at un early day
to leaye for the city to purchase new
type for the Tribune. We are going to
dress the Tribune up in new suit. and
make il one Of the neotest and best news
papers in Northern Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

A Wicked Editor says that at cL urcl
come people sometimes clasp their hands SC
closely in prayer that they are Unable to gel
them open when the contribution box com
round. We cannot tell whether that editor
was a " wicked man" or not, but his idea ol
liberaiity for good cause, isa wise and
truthful one. We have no desire to be rer.
sonAl, but We SEA wicked Etitor,' atten
ded church a few weeks ago, and as the COZ.
tribution box came round, gave 25 cents,
when one Of our devout friends gave nary a
penny. But so wsgs the world.
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OUT LOT
at private sale.

The subscriber offers for sale a fine
OUT LOT containing three acres,
situated on North Republic Road
beyond the College. In whole or
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire Of subscriber at
LEE & BREWERS Office.
Dec. 10. 'G3. IO-,tf
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MiLNoRr, Jan, 1854.

Sieighing.-The small snow storm, in
this vicinity on Friday night last, improved
the sleighing somewhat for two or three
days, and many who were anxously waiting
for A" more snOw,' to enjoy a good sleigh
ride. enlbrsced this oIIoriubity and made
good use Of it on tlis occasion. Fast horses
aud fast young men, went it" at the rate
Of locomotive speed.
II. S. Since the above was put in
type, we have been visited with one OF
the greatest snow storms that has oc.
Cured in this region for the last 90 years
so says one of the "oldest inhabitants. -
1t is about is inches on the level, and at
the present (9Otb) writing is again snow
ing. Ifrain does not set in, there is fine
prospects for good sleighing for the next
six weeks.
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$. M. pETTENcILI 4 CO.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, NJ d estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TIrFiS
TRIsusE, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

Religious Notice.-Services may
be expected next Sabbath, at Webster
Hall, at l0is and ~ o'clock, until fur.
ther notice. The congregation will re-
turn to their former custom Of having the
second service in the afternoon. The
claims of the Christian Commission, la
boring among our noble volunteers, will
be presented next Sabbath afternoon,
and on the succeeding Sabbuths at the
same hour, The interrupted series Of
dscourses on the Wars of the Bible, will
be resumed.
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LIVE STOCK.

Dro,eTs and Farmers win 6nd this a most adynu.
ngeons route foT Live Stock. Cspaeions Yards we
wa,eTsd and supplied with every eonvspienes, have
been opened on this line and its eonnections, and
every aitsntion - paid 10 thsiT wants Fran anis
burg, where will be iouGd every eonYsnisnee 10,
feeding and Teitna, a ohoIGa Is offered OF th.
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BALTIMORE
MARKETS. THIS viii also be found the shortest,
quickest, sud most di.eci Fepis fov Stock 10 Ne y
fork-lvia Aneniownl aud with fewer changes
than any other, .--. .-...
RHocH LEWIS, Gen. supt. Ahoons, Pa.
]. I. ROuPT,Gen. Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
January ~, 1906 is--,f
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

ph, WehAHr-Iwss 2 grss, sursfsf with Dys
peps'a Tor ssven year Ever thiag ate diled ms
Win wind hnd tesffnl pain, anu NV hfe - sas ~
Erssi suffering. Ivas go much stfie;,di taSf. III
drAnh ghss OF water Il would econ raturn bach is
. heated condition. ! spphed TO every kiAd 81 ned
your Advsrtisemsht In ths Ledger Ola erear oafs
your great Amsncan dyspepsia fiils had made. \
vent 10 your store and pnTchsseda q boz. and eas
msnesd 10 nse thsm and m thsnk Co. th,, day ah
well m'n, amt can satthres @ssk per day hsvs
sent nuahsf Of PrrsanI ai1er yopfpiHs, and hsveg
young man that was suneusg with HY.pepsi, ,,la by
hsghsorhoSd sisht Of yosr r'lls, and thew ear h,a
=. JAcos HIlflLnEy
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Coal Oil. Coal Oil!

FIFTEEN Barrels Of Coal Oil, Just
rceeived, white and clear, burns
without smoke or smell. For sale
at the Drug Store of
} F. MARor6RpT.
Aug. Z, 1864. aa a.
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A Busy Day.-If we are allowed to
Judge from the number Of people in the city
OF Tifin on Saturday last, our merchants and
business men generally, must have had bu
~ Gay OF IL. The sleighing and the roads
were In good condition. which, we presume
accountsfor the large number Of people
present on that day. We noticed that the
stores end shops were crowded with aston
ere, and all hands appeared 10 be as busy as
bees, and business was going on with rush
and as regular as clock work.
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Agents Wanted

% sell farm rights. hives and territory
FERNS finy per cent, more liberal than for
any other leading hive. "a healthy, pleasant
and profitable business
Now l. the time to secure territory from
us. when a county right can be had Tor What
YOU may soon have to pay, those to whom we
sell, for a Township right. When the hive
has been introduced, Townships are held at
from SIS To Sl25 each. 10 supply Seneca
County 100 hives for present demand arc
being made ut losrs' Planning Mill, where all
ersons diving in ulsuld territory by pur-
n sing ore the ~ h of April, can receive
the benefit of our offer made at County Fair
viz; one lst cln.s hive, deed Of farm right
u, d book for s..
Send stamp and get our illustrated circular
description VI hive and bee management
terms 10 Agents, &c.
II. A. KING & BRO.
Nevada, Wyandot County, O.
December ~ 1868. l3-3mul.
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Ter Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial
Tar Cordial,
The Great Remsdl for Consumption.
The UrsN Rsmedy for Consumption.

an eohuss,ly 5-ceiviug surh ceuifsa,si ~ DE
following. Read a.
in. NisHsEr-peI sti h,d very dtsatfar
cough and sofe urnat for one yfar ahd ny whclr
Nst.m was ia,t giving war, nd wss prosfr ltsdas
nv bed with but huile bore cf rrye>sThg NJ diN-
esss bsilrd the power OF alt medicines, azn IN q
,hott ume muH have zone TO my crave but. ihank
God, my daughter in.lsw would hot rest untit she
went 70 yoat stcrs, No 10 North second street. s,I
related the case to you, purchased bottle Of yorr
fine Tree Tar Corii1l, and eommeuesd to- uts ",
aad In ono week wac much better, snd amer udss
three bottles am psrfecuv well. wonder 20 III M
fnsnds for they slt pronounced mo past cure Pu5.
hsh my ease " you thuk proper.
REBECCA HAMILTON,
No 1921 Wayne 't-cei ,fl,Iadelhis.
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TIrrrS, Ono, January 30. 1864.

Mr.. EDITOR IL wish to cay publicly
in answer to numerous enquiries, that the
49th Regiment, o. ", has re.eniisied in
the veteran corps, and were to lcuye
Knoxville, Tennessee, for Ohio, about
the Sd inst. | am unable to say when
they will reach home, as transportation,
muster, pay, &C., may occasion delay
| leave to-day, to facilitate their move
ments, through the military authorities.
VII. GIBSON, Col. 10th o. V.
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The Original Medicine established In 1887, snd ,h
first article ever introduced under the name O
"PULhoMo WATKRs, l." In this or any other cor ntf,
al other Pnlmonic Wafef' are eoUnterfe,u. Tn
genuine can be known by the Bams Of BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafer,
BRYASs PULaoSoIc wATERs
Rsli,ve Coughs, Colds, sOrs Throat, Hosrsns,
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing
BryAn's Pulmonic WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Biood. PaIns III the Chest.
Bryan's pulmonic Waters
Relieve ineipisat Cnnsumniion.L Lung Diseases.
Bryan's pplmonlc Waters
Relieve Irritation Of the Uyual and Tonsil.,
Bryan's Pulmouic Waters
Rslis's tie above eomplaints in len minulss.
Dryan's Pulmonic WATERS
Are blessing TO all Glasses .nd Constitutions,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are Adsp;sd for vocslisu and Puble Speaker.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are in simple form aud pleasant 10 the taste.
Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters r
Not only relieve bat effect rapid aad lasting esrss
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers
Are warranted To give sausfaetion 10 every one.
---
No family should be without bo1 Of
Byan's Pulmonic Waters
in the house.
No traveller shonld bs withoat a supply Of
Bryan's Pulnonic Waters
Ia hls pocket.
No person will evet object to awe fot
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Tsenty-hEe Gents,
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, q comt,sn, 81. NY
rsPsmosi %, lses cram si-Iy
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lions, must be handed
in on Monday morning, to insure an in
sertion in the same weeks issue.
Miscellaneous /" Enigma.''-I

Miscellaneous Enigma.'-I am
composed Of twenty two letters.
Myl5, l3, 80 is the name cf lady.
My 10, li,.l9, Is, le is county in the old
Buckeye State.
Ny 10, 10, 5 is what We all love to do.
My II, 0, 81 is something nice to have in
warm weather.
My ., I, 4 is something spoken Of Scrip
lures.
Ny 4, 10, 90, 10. ~, Is is what laz, folk.
like TO read.
Ny 10, Is, 5 l. Troublesome little animal
My 10, .. 7, l9,is one of the United States
My A.2. 10 is a relative pronouu.
My %, 10, SIS, is a nick name Of a dis
tingushod General.
My |, 6, II, 5, 3 is a sea in Europe.
My 9, l3, 2. Is, lG is a Cape South West
of Ireland.
My whole is the title Of popular Ballad.
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Sensible GirI.-The MeGregor Timsl
says thats young lady Of that town who
lately fell on one OF their slippery side. walk,
passionately exclaimed; Before this win.
ter is over. IN have man to hang on 70
see i'll don't We trust that this gallant
young lady may be suecessful iu obtaining .
man "to hang to, anu thatnE and sHr may
not break down under the pressure. and thai
AL may be ss sweet as sugar ani honey.
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A good Price.--We learn from the
Wyandot Pioneer that Mr.. S. MtYIRs Of
that county, purchased from Mr.. John
Campbell, Of Middlcbury, Vermont, 10
blooded ewes Tor the snug sum ofsI 500.