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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-27
The PlatformsI

The REPvBLioAs PrArFoEn,-"Tne
Union at all hazards." ala
THE DrMucharre pl = FORM, ---.Thc
sPo'ls al ull hazsY:s.'
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NEw RoCHxLLg,N.
Dr. G, NJ. Jackton--Dsar siT-I feel II a ple asuTs
TINS ofmy own Accord to bear testimony to the eI
eellenee Of the 'erman Hiteu. Some years since
oeing mnoh afflicted with Dyspspsia, used them
with ven benedeisi results. l have often recon.
mended them opersens nfesbled by that tonne Mi nR
disease and have heard from them the most
Testimonials a. 10 their great value. la cases Of
genera debility, believe IL to be tonie that can
not be surpassed. J.M.LYONs.
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From the Rev. J. VI. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
Columbus IN. J.l and Middlelown tPenn Bsp.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Mexican Mustang Liniment.
The pOrhesin st. Louis N Cin.inuAtti, ,ho have
been Counterfeiting the Mustang Linlmsnt under
pretense of propretorhip'a hive been thoroughly
stopped by the Courts. To suard against further i'm
position. I have procured from the u. = Treasury,
vprivSic steel plat revenue stamp, which is plac.
ed over tho top Of each bottle. Each stamp bears
the FAo SMILE ofmy signature, and without which
the article is aCounterfeit, dangerous and worth.
less imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lini.
ment has been Id use and growing n f.ver for ma.
NY years. There hardly EXISTS hamlet the habi
table Globe taat does not contain evidence Of its
wonderful effects. II Is the best emolientiL the
world. With isprosent improved Ingredients, its
effects upon ian or beast are perfectly iemarka.
bic. Sores are healed pains relieved lives saved,
valuable animals made usefu and untold illsa.
susgsd. For cuts, bruises. sprains, rheumatism.
swelngs, bites, esked breasts, strained horses, ,Sc,
n is soversi gn Remedy that should neverbe dis.
Penssd with. 1t should be in svesy family Sold
by all DruEgiits.
ID, S. BARNES, N. Y.
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From Rev. j. s. Herman, Of the German Reformed
Chuiah. kuiItown, Berks County, Penn.
DC: NJ. Jaotscn-ReSpeeted sir-l have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, snd
nave never used any medicine that did me = much
good as Hoohsnd's Biitsn. ! am ysiy much improy
ed IN health, amer having taken Eve bottles,
fosn with respeoi, Us. HERMAN.
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From tho Rev. Levi q Bock, Pastor Of the Bartisi
Church, p,mberon. \. j., formerly OF the Ncul
c.onh' rhil"ds!lph'a'
I have known IloonandS German Biuers favora.
hly Tor n number Of years, | have used thom IN my
family, and have been SO pleased with their effects
that was induced to recommend hem TO many
oihcrs, and know that they have operated n iTik.
ingly beneficial manner. ! take great pleasure In
thus p"blicly proclnming this fact and calling tho
attention oi those afflicted with the diseases Tor
which they are recommended, To- these Bite -,
knowing from experience that my rccomnt ndai o n
will be sustained. l do this more ohsenuliy Hs
lloonlnfs Biles Is intended to bene ft the afflicted,
and 10 "not rum dTi ihk ."
Your tuIy, IENIG. RICK
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FIRST NATIONAL BANKS lori

FIRST NATIONAL BANKS OF
Fremont, Findlay, Upper sandushy, and San.
dusky City,
and by all National Banks which are depos
taries Of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND
BANKERS
throughout the country will give further in
formation aud
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUB.
SCRIBERS.
Ang IL 1864. 46-3mo.
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Tx. HON, Attorney at Law, q. J. KREs, Auor
nsy at Law and Notary Public. Once, UommeTcia
Row, Up Stairs, Southeast Corner.
January 90, 1864.
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2 NOZZLE. HAkhisot NobLh
W. H. & III. Noble,
MOrd e. Keen.

Attorney, and Counsellou at Law. Office in Sin.
rer, New Block, opposite the ceurtiiouse.
nnv2y
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G.. N. Watson,

Attorney at Law. win attend promptly ts all
tisd' oflsgsl business. oihes In Comnsreisl row
Tifhn. Ohio. noyo
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PIOwS Of All Minds.

fttsburgh Steel and IaN Flows, right or le IN nd
Springfield steel and east Pows rieh; or LETT ba nd
Plow Points and Castings OF all Kinds constantly o
hand otprocurcd on shou notice.
BOWIE & LYSLE,
NO. l, Hedges Block.
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N o r T n a..
BUSINESS CARDS.
u. bYERs. ~. &. THOMPSON
Byers & Thompson,

Attorneys and Counselers at Law, Notsries Pu
lie, and insurance Agents. Special attestIon paid
collections. Hedges Block, Thin, Ohio.
NAV 10, 1864 S.ly
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The people are hereby Informed that !
have become Agent for the sale of
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
Anjei8e fir Anf1ebler auf 81:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Office: Jirit<Iioilcn ct. paul uno Taei1e-
N.-5t.-&rms.
Nasn Ssttlsfa ouf Observation-Disclosures se,tD
hermit aneeseist, tab eisjsniasn. mslte epu
ben, Nedle Webrlub mahsn mcien, ibre Claims
il, tsm gsleslid' fti:asitsuter Wrsi|s ~ fauIen,
ih tis gum 26. Sttobsr 1864 nuf Ger STFee
nsr Gcmpanie in Ct Waul malnsn n,rIsa, IL.
8ereia ~IiefsrH, Gag lie ouT ihrsa earee re, Il.
felt Gsrmfluna rsr giisnbabn ~gsnctrt unb
b~a5leIbe 81 ihrsr Ssina:a ssu,aa,t t~tsn.
lin unrGihi2e Nsistrlen u iraren, fam
r1on lh rorbsr itrift!ia an bic Seam1:n FER
ecmr. ncnesn, Tin esutiGsr uNo sue.iiDer
SHrnGel nslne ts!sitnlliis ute rrcn,r!s 2us-
fnr1t et:heiisr.
ct. Maut. 80. / Il.
9ernlali ArrtI. Ger. g. gtter
Sftrftar- @Inecpmmiilcner.
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ssbem's
berubn1ter Atuaenbttters.

Nufr an!iucereauIidtct, Ghnermutb, Coma.
de. lrps!Itlclatsit, glatunasa u. arte,n Scr
fauNnesS Ii. MiageEtelGhrcrfeu 2eiternfn nr6.e
Ter g. eerttimer nse nit Ret1 rrrulIren
Soton'5 Waaertitter5
c%enisitsN al5 cine unfstIters Cur empfettsu, ais
Sta1tuAasn1tttsl III sr uNrara:eiGtor, in rem q
rem Nepstit fr11!iat unn eirNsrbouunl t1Ieidter..
Nisjsniesn, tpeiGe llt ourd, esiiigs cesr fSrter.
!its Nrtsit lbcrmcFia araetrenet hatsn. ,re,set;
:'eues Heten enpTanasn eurd
S6hom'a Maeentitters,
Ter innsM ncus Strait ill olen ttensreuidtun-
GEN osrIeibt. er 1T m;ir mt oraerstnl il. ftiner
Mi:tune, |r bab ltItii biz ~sarttiler 9au.tn itn
getFaudei ut;h NIT sI1iidittIfnbtrE!eft e0r1Gh-
llG rietr haern r:ltnler tparcn.
Seben's Waasntit.erS
fat ia.tc: rautet, wi:erliGsr 0eiG,nnd, lprss1u
ii IL anesnsNm fir len @aumcn, rit mctlttdtia
fr Ten Mtesen. GCiutt TIN nnr bat grer
aesimann cher s~lrotb1tsr
S*bonn's Moaentittsrs
nidt, 70 lnFt ihr reaifltsn frnlmsn uno laFt euh
rtdt nit ersern gitts:s nls caernte IL ail" a.
~lrsjien. Gin GerluG triro @ud srn rtr S.ait
hes rSitters" 70 ilterssugcu, eaE itr i'm ns metr
%ouTaeb.-
Sn ct. paul
lit t;eler Sit'ets sl tcsiebcn srn
S. Ii. 8. 9. y urtar une
stint II. : tspbaIt.
y. Ut. s e ; a nj MaenI
I67 Srutt-@ asr~Str., ebieaac. 3Cs-33l
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6 u 1a + q u 1

furbie NDntgretpc
Mreu1cn, Ssslrttembcrg> 8ayern
S%antrsc@ s;us G0a5feu,
s.~ fir Die GroFber;pasbiirnsr
S~loenbure, SeiSem, &aner. MscG=
=Gtrelia ;s''e 1Scegfsr=
bure=SaDcr;n,
baS &urfiirfenttum Soften,
Die !5erscstbumcr Naifau, Gad{enz
Meininsa1, Sadis1 Nltsnturn
unb bic freis 9tabt Tranffurt a. 81.
Der unter3eiaanet it jebep Sag pabrent ter
@elh1ftsfuthen AT tnoen lit leiuar SfFce, N.
peRliGe Ode Der: Dritter ur,b Diain- Strase.
Cincinnati, D., /. Mat 1864.
CO.. 9o' 8. s. Nbae. GanfuI,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
erit nihittnS aufaelsat. Der &ailsr I'LL
lsunsnr 8rucer nab 9Sieu oslbricteu bas

lttreM Srncer nab W'ru Af,DritSen pas
ben: Nas gifts, III ssbN Sabrtn batiA
10 vid Shulpsu mir Du !? = Nuh TT Go
tn @egF, ciusn NitttrerpeN III FIFTEEN, Der
mic III NrsuFcn Ger rptbe SIpter, CUR ollae.
msinfn @eybtstluna tcl}inrat 1T, ali Ct
wa einen blauen Nopaae;. Scr papoarl
III isincA hIheru Wrartn W&gs houptiIhz
liN cine Nusstidnuna fur 0ernI!r!e, eie
mr. lprtten, mas Ntau W(nlht.
&Ubnheit einse elfjdbrtz
&nchcr.- Nua ErisE! (SttcD
mire Grl+r'rNvN: %. Yeiaiiri Gin S''a*
tc ern II Snbrtn, cpN mNe. Glltrttt
Olpncinc her in Ysrf v(lsn:n Wpnale auf
ceu Mipsn npu Dame G.Hb hiitctc, battle
| miscsrbo!t tinenSiosel Spn anAe,ppNNl,fbW
@rSFs t~enlerft, ME CT Mi 9eute t'lartn
auf elmer Ienfrei,.en 0ron;;lpan AM lttb nc
ceIliee uup in ihninctarcr 9Sbe IN es
ner 6Shc yaIdmnnc. S;ns Neuaicrce,
caa ara5ute MeI5 III Seii5 III hsfpmmea,
CAB !tr, ren GscanFtn CA, lla mitte!lt
elmer Nttte aus Si;feNre!;:trL bic CT a1
s,llcnl NSrScrr0atlIc:n I%s ttfelIsA!e eos'
ceN 0e,|cn ~tvratsulalisi!. gjeeadt, Nee
tban; on oicier Settle ilita Ger Enate 6O
;ynF ub:r BEN jyeIisn tilab, sinen 200
Nlafitr titfsn Nterunc uater iIdE W
s~rreidAte cn5 Msit, no CT eiAcll l'sAsn
&Sniasoelcr fanc, Zen {! nit i'b nabN1
unr III Siherbeit brahtc. Mod cin'Nal
itisa Il tiAab unr nalu srei S1tae,
smei SId'is, Yier 5ait|bl2nu N':p si''erl
Nuty1aiy. ric Ncth 0an; frilb maren,
NIT itN. Dit rtsitr teitrcn Seute tsh;ts
Ct sHr N!te ltins5 &a!eE2 sutiid, Ger i'm
ansihu!:, nt:r nidjt umh!n tonntc. feline
Niht bsig uno i::ner StHayjI!n: III &c
manerrn. Der lunae IIautcrAtL, ein
m1nnlihtc .NSnissnc!sf, lett NOD uno
Stn5yI iii ;iutr Der leltsAi,ta Ng!sn SG1z
r,rhNr'T
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
HiDorh marrt1,

men %aprcs. N, G!as uut aGe III has Sad
81 G4laacnSe Maarcn.
Dritte unb Bend StraB
swiiden Geeare ans @ataitan,
81. Ynui. Winrc,tta
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01

O.@. Atibp1S uub Co.,
@rcb- une N%leinb1ueler in
Seren, Sledwaare11, @ert<
Waaren, Mdertou @erdtbldaften,
3imn,ern,auaS- GerGtbjGafen, Me1er1dmiepe
MARIN, p%lattirtcn @aaren.
YRuscn %Gultipatpreu, 5baufeln, Spoz
ten, @piBarten, 5aden, @suleu, 6eu5en-
%iielea, ~@raoles." aornmiblen. apru.
lbalern, Naseln, Saueu, @las,
Tenierrabmen, Sleimeib, &C..
@it bsionoerer Sorafait mirr ras DaGteden.
III 3int, gilen- rnp aupfertlch belprat.
Npu.is a II D, eeutlder &lsrt.
Ste Strabe> ct. Yaul, Miun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
GalpDu unb Gcoelbabu,

3. Strabs, eessniiber sem altenW ueiican- 5aule
g t.. Daul, Minn.
Die uN!ersei9ncten MAIDEN tcm sesbrtcn tcut~
iden WutIiluna biereur9 %tcsannt, oaB fie lpsben
ibren neueu
Solopn netf &eee!babn
crDfrst taben.
Mit Der gerltGeEune, tab mir burd bic artia-
le Beoicnung unb tneen1 mir nit ben belen Viz,
tiselu tets au%isumarten i'm 5tause iino, tsmiibt
Iein rsroen, urs eas ausensinFs McblmcQen
;uiltera, laccn mir gum 8elu9 uuleres neuen
etabli6emsntS freunbIidit Elm /.
313-1Y @ln;er. II. Sonbermann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
gnatu's Srnrnpm gittsrs
gfpatH,s 8cMrbon Stttera
Gtu1fn,S ApEruCn Gtftcts

Gin oe{ruseo StGr:u,o5r,;.el .,,.{. c:...,
rent, ure uneerslsialid' sur Grpedur1 res Mp,-
SInu spe ~ tMt J'sI n n H,s't els 2U Ssr.St."
rr;i;sn o Tns sennsrr E ~" a. n..n,,n;. a'h Yt'soflo-
s;n,;os 81 ,lfsn,es;,;, r'sid. 's, u " . ~ q n"e N ei'
o;ssunn ousnr;dJ;;+, wv. ~ a. .S!'"
+ efr . :; : trrrn.n - ebe,, ,~.;' 1871
ie,i9aoff ala = T. ~ -" : - SsI-
f,rrI m,,,Ss ""'-
~
.-. Snatf Spuftrn St!tfre.
SI5~ Nieisr Sitter niro aus Snnssitn;ier tc-
frrns,1;,,sI ,.s'f,r,, ~ - s'' | E n',l's' S'al<
i;.hSn,d, ,,ss m;,f. f.;5t f'>. ~ ,unup1alh
esr W,ns sN:,nn r,H; 81 Ws': .',!,"".'s' u"
int Zinc sutunoeu uurssrtcr crosr Il
oouIihfeit' MfIkimhf ortc-.
lei>cn. Mnretitm,nosI hwrr
m"tb unr slsi6lutt.
Grains Scu;tcn NSi;cre
r,:,e+ ~.zrh ,.. e.,su..
aus Stfr,rarn i'm i!n,srisitsis fen pe l,;iTu't
Nrarttsitcu. Mcr rislsn Bitter einmoi nr,.
ludit. @srr6stlt i'm o,,pil srbsr1 >,r riIrs a's
a'nthmen unr %fraftieeu Sta,trnssmitrIs le=
ratf. Nie rad id rermetrsute Nadfrnss nod
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01

Deut1e
SeSer>@ 0nelnn q
6. Oumltrey,
SO. 341 critic Strafe, Dem Gmpier@
SIof geaeniiter.
ct. YNul, WinusIeta.
0erunisrscitnste sn1pfeblt isin aufs SeNe AZ
l~ortirtes wager Suu ameritauiiebem unb importir<
tent eeeer, ais: eidsn u. 5em!odscserbtes Sobl~,
Oter~ II. 5attlergeoey, 5rnns0plGs, pbilarelpbia
unc Aemtpt. aip< II. Naltisue, .Splitt, Maroecp,
5dtaI< II. Giafab>yscer, 3inrinss, :.0eilteu unt
BerFseus fiji: 'Suutu,amcr>
Saaraslc fiji: 5aute. G'ib< unp 5haTelte.
Ylaferina-$a;r ive!n6trsuo su babeu.
s. > umftyep
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
WaltbQuS 3unt
.UoSrlScbcts 5uf'
Gbafcpee. Scott g.. Winu,

Sbafcpee, Scrtt Gp., Wian.
Dpu sen. 6; ubrcnS.
Dieter ucuc, euf's ccmfurtatslls ei%nse,iaists,
nit bsrr[ider StaIung, gruuneu ;,,1b Ipultieen
@cnSenieneeu fir Guflpann S%erietene @afbrf
1T biern,it benz eeutitsn Nutlifum nrn Winrs-
{pta unb ben ~abrissn SIaaien Der Union teaeus
empfeblen.
SIC -- Sen. Gubreb8+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
MISUNDERSTANDING;

f ullb Triebri6S
NADER len ssshrteu reut1dsn Vutlifam tis,ui
Gle er9eb.n!r ~siNaeiBs, TAP ir einsn
Drugs nus GSrucerie<G lnre
.z:7 tn s9s.,Serfpu ,>-
ertfnet nnc I'D nit Mlsn psrfetsn taten, mos
III zine sutsitgcriGt:is Appthefc une Grrcs.is &C.
bGrt.
0os eeutide Yuelitum in 5enesrlrn uncllm-
eeasnb defenders miro tarauf aufmertiam oe-
r1adlt, bab -rg r..-.r "
ole Nr!en Msntcincu
III toten linb unc bieielken spn Se.rn 6rict1~
einsm lit Ieutlhlant griinnlih ~sslernten
,'ne a~eerilTieli apottster, subcttittt nerem
r-rra 91IIc 50 t.etsu~
ais gut ure friid' garartirt ,ub 10 biGia
p%er!auft, ME il ireene eirem auesrn gtprs.
I'm a~ensiatsn SulpIud bitten
-..- Sud & Jrieprid6
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
NEITM n,s Cine widi;se fun.
sSaGlKaw MtDi5;si(d)c Ma|ofhunQ.

SpspFr it erldisutn, Wrsis 6 Gsnte, ~
Gsne 2ibbauolIng tibcr Sic Siatur,
eis Ssaaneiune II c%,tpifols 9eiiune crr uupiu.
:i'r!ltaen Sdllsnucriuic, Der .}mpcten;, Gisrscn=
ldpads, Gpi!eYlie, 5awiucludt uup aurerer
fprpsrlid'sn lno aeiE isen 0ctreGtn, yerurladt
eurtp .SeIblttsH edunG utb eeibleGtlide 9tus=
lWpelfUaScn ppn p .7lg7. r~stI3'r" Ill ~1r 70
DR.. Hurplpb j.. Gulrermeu,
Gsrf. ricicr mepis. II, birurg. Werfe.
0ie tai6tiee gnttec:uus tes tsritmter yer.
~Iaicre, Die ~iraurigen n1crclilden uro rtsll deu
,5pletn Der Snanie uHc i%pnltierr arlhtrdtiid,cr
Ausl6msifunasn cbue innsrlihe Sell.
u1" tttsl ST teleitiae,1. IL in Gem ptiasn Gdrift.
t4en gfmein"erltanoiih Observation-Disclosures, 1r ban
et1 Ieser g'at'fnt i'm stauee it, ieinsn SAT- jcltf,
nit %aerinssn Soften, grinslid Su bebaneeln uub
a1e Nnadlalrsrsien su sermeiber.
" Nnr SauIenor mirb eisIe flcire Shriftrpn
unldastarem @ertbs lsin.
O,e'stee tpire ac1en @inleneune ron 6 Gents
eoer Z W'ittnarfen nod alien 5bsileu her llnirn
prttFrst'n einem ssrisasilsn Srirfeuusert ssrjeu.
oct. 9ie@ ~tee:r:
,- 81. S. 6. Slime & g..
~ i27 Soperp, Hem~gprf.
29oe3A1 -.s. Wctrgpr 1856.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-01
D at Il d)eiDtis mus!

Carl Saugideict aus gntentd,
Grfinser sfr nenen 5eiltnetbrbe, genannt
5aunfcDeibfismus.
Ginsi9e @sen!ar fir Ncrb-, Gentral- II. Git.
Mrrerifa:
4Si Sron,ne @trcct, Mep 9}orf.
YIN Sni'tInlsnf, Der Ssteasredsr $500
Gun Slacrn @tsInl Gaunldet0l't 200
Gin 0ebrbud. in aGfu mrrerncr Sprahcr 400
Das Muss, ieiaearonfbeiten unt tsren 5ei-
lung 2.OO
Die 8auniGsitt' l6e 5ejlnetbcSs seiduet i'd
DEFENDERS bura yeitimmtbeit @efabrlcicfeit.
Gin Ta6beit. idneae Selling unb 8iQiafcit aus.
Oas &infade nnb 2sihte bel Ter Mnreubuno
bieles 5siipsrfabrens madt IS isbem Qaieu mia.
lid su praftisiren. 7a
304-1Y. mi Dr. g. Neinbarb, Aetnt. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02
BOARD OF ALpRRMES.-The Board of Alder.

BOARD OF ALpERMES.-The Board Of Alder
men ne; Yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock, tic Presf
dent Of the Board, Alderman Henry. in the Chair Al
ter tho transaction Of the usual routine the
Board took up some papers from the Board Of Council
men, in favor OF granting permission to the Masonic
Mission TO erect temporary shed On the square az
the Five Points for the purpose Of supplying coal sno
wood TO the poor prices during the ensuing Wa
ter The Bosrd concurred with the Board OF Council
men. Some little discussion arose on RESOLUTION u.
rec;ug the Controller 10 draw bis warrant IN favor OF
one McKenna for the sum OF slo1. paid by Mehensa Va
error for sewer assessment several memh. OF the
Board holding thstthe proper for Ackenna
TO sue the parties for whom he had been inprdpcry as
sessed for the money paid by HIM on their acooun..
The resolution eventually laid over. Henoes
then moved that the Board be counted which wos aone
and quorum not being present. the Board aalourne"
10 Monday next at one O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-02

SHOOTING ArFRAY BETWEEN BROTRERs.-
Yesterday afternoon Patrick and Dennis healing 70.
eiding at No. IS Madisonst.. became engaged ID Nj
tercaton at No. a0i Southst in regard to money mse
ters Patrick the younger brother. became 'eEy ueA
excited, struck Dennis two three times and nnanS
drew knife on him. In order to brighten lin. Dennn
pointed pistol at him. but unfortunately expoosa,
fba hall entering the abdomen of Patrick, iphcting
IA serns wound Shocked at what he had done, Den.
mia threw away tho pistol and snrreDdefes
himself TO officer Parsons Of the Seventh Preeinel u
whom he was taken before Justice Shsnder. VINO cgtE
mittcd him to await the result Of his brothers iigtN
The wounded man was taken 10 tho New. York h'spSS
tai. Both are bcatmep. Dopris " sgsd - ysA"' ~
Patrick ~ years. .s
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Total.
Treasurers Oece, -. lso
go. ...., Treasurer L. =.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. -. $50.
We -. 70, for the Secretary Of the Treasury,
for tho Register and -. ...., for the iren surer,
and . ..., specially appointed by the Secretary o.
the Treasury for that PURPOSE do hereby certify that al
the foregoing schedule. this day totally destroyed
by burning IN our presence
This voucher is made in triplicate. Ore is kept
on file in tho Redemption Buresu--another is sent
to be fled in the Secretarys Office and tho third
goes TO the First Auditor. The last serves rs the
voucher upon which the reimbursement Of the
amount 10 the Treasurer is made.
As an item of general interest, We append e state
ment just made by the Chief of TIL Division,
showing the destruction of the Neutrality-suspicious.
of the Government paper.money from tie trstor'
ganization of the Division to the 18th Of The present
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month'lOctobcrl;
ROGER A. PRYoR's ARRIVAL AT Fort LA.

ROGER A. PRYOR's ARRIVAL AT FORT la
rAYIrr..-Roser A. Pryor has been heard irom since
his arrival ct Fort Lafayette. Starting from this city
shortly after Daylight on Wednesday, he was not seen
by many persons while in Broadway; but on tie Brook
yn ferry boat which he party took in order TO reaco
the Fort Hamilton cars, Pryor was recognised, and
crowds gathered to look at him. His identity was also
discovered Of other points on the way but there were
40 offensive demonstrations In Fort lafayette Pryor
found himself among friends. who greeted him with
much warmth. He was particularly welcomes by the
Rebel General Page Of Mobile notoriety the interview
between these men WA particularly cordial Pryor las
been provided with money since be was eaposed' end
!, i. understood will be able 20 supply himself under the
regulations with such articles as be may desire durids
che period OF his confinement.
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EugldDu, az inc iustduct vi tDc TIciCH OONciH'
ment, was for libel con that magnsnmous
princess" who shortly afterward was butchered
in sight of her own palace. Il must admit"
says Macintosh in bis address TO the jury,
"the right to bring Before you those who libel
any government recognized by His Majesty, and
at peace with the British Empire
If the Crown has right to bring before jury
those who libel government recognized and at
peace with the British Empire, how much more
| certain is that right, how much more imperative
il that duty, when alien-residents have violated
its hospitality and protection, made incursions
into friendly cOnterminous territory, assaulted
and wounded its unarmed surprised and de.
fenseless people, plundered a town, and brought
the booty back with them and placed il and
themselves under the protection of British neu-
trality! England has here duty to perform.
1t is imposed upon her by careful regard for
her own honor and interest. Peltier, an alien.
resident, was promptly convicted of libel These
men are guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors
in the view of English law, and are now person.
ally within the jurisdiction Of its courts. Eng.
land bears no such political relations to them as
we unfortunately bear.
Again, perhaps it is possible that the British
authorities may be embarrassed by the absurd
assertion that those malefactors are political
r.tagees, aud therefore entitled to the Fright Of
Refuge" This would clearly be their right il
they had conformed to and lived in observance
of the laws of the British Empire, and had not
so directly and insultingly abused Its hospitality.
Let it also not escape reflection that this abuse
Of hospitality and refuge, and these conspicuous
violations Of English law and policy, was not q
thought that presented itself after their coming
within the British Provinces; but they-more
especially their leader, Lieutenant Young
boast tha, their object iD going into Canada was
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Total ........--.....-.s2l 9o.39i, a1S 24OJJoJO,
This exhibit shows the extent Of the manufacture
of paper money carried on in this Bureau from
August, 1863, up TO jane of the current year.
A statement is now in course OF preparation ex'
hbiting the subsequent operations to the present
time, which viii be found in future chapter.
To accomplish this work the combined skin and
labor of nearly Fix hundred men and women, and up
ward of three hundred machines, have been almost
continuously required. As furnishing an item OF
mechanical interest, We subjoin tabular statement
showing the distribution of this large force through
out the several divisions Of the Bureau. 1t is as
follows, viz
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INSURANCE DIvJDENDs.-A memorial is in
circulation and numerously signed by our Insurance
Companies. addressed TO Superintendent Barnes ask.
ing him to the influence Of bis position TO secure the
repeal Of the act Of the last session. restricting the Com
panies In making their dividends. The Act in ques.
ton which provides that tho whole amount Of prcmi.
received On unexpred risks be reserved from ivs.
ion 10 the stockholders" passed mainly no doubt
On tls pecid JseeUusRdatiVS VI the SupsTin,spdeut