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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
Mistellaiaous.
Rebel Terms of Paana |


Citizens OF Ohio ! the Copperhead
Politicians OF our State are crying for
"pe0ce on any terms" and they tell you
IL Ia a very easy matter to "compromisc
with our misguided Southern brethren"
To clearly understand the position OF the
enemy, read the following " Conditions
of Peace" on which the official organ OF
the rebel government. the Richmond
Enquirer OF Oct. 18th, proposes to set
tie and have "pcaec:"
"Save ON our own terms, VIC can &C,
cept no peace whatever, and must fight
I'LL dooms-dny rather than yield one toto
of them; and our terms are: I
Recognition by the enemy Of the 10 g.
dependence ofthe Confederate States.
"Withdrnwal of Yankee forces from
every foot of Confederate ground, in
cludng Kentucky and Missouri.
Withdrawal OF Yankee soldiers from
Maryland, until that State decide, BY a
! free vote, whether she shall remain Ia
the old Union, or usk admission into the
! Cunfederacy. s4.....
/ "Consenl on the part of the Federal
Government to give TO the Conledoracy
its proportion of the Navy as il stood at
the time of secession, or TO pay for the
same.
"Yielding up all pretensions on the
Federal Government 20 that portion of
the old Territories which lice west of the
Confederate States. ra..."
"An equitable settlement, on the basis
ofour absolute independence aud equal
rights, Of all accounts of the Public Debt
aud Public Lands, and tho advantages
aceruing from foreign treaties.
"These PROVISIONS, we apprehend, COM
prise the minimum OF what we must re-
quire before we lay down our nrms. That
is 10 say, the North must yield TO all; we
nothing. The whole pretension OF that
country to prevent by force the separa.
tion OF the States must be abandoned
which will be equivalent 10 an ny1wal
that our enemies were wrong from the
firstj and Of course, as they waged a
cuuseless and wicked war upon us, they
ought, in strict justice, to be required, nc.
cording TO usage in such cases, TO reim-
burse TO us the whole of our expenses
and losses in the course OF that war"
! These are the terms OF peace, and the
"Enquirer" suys further; ID. .r-
cas- surely AS We completely ruin their
armies, and without that ia no peace nor
truce at ALSO SURELY SHALL
WE MAKE THEM PAY OUR WAR
DEBT, THOUGH WE WIRING 1T
CUT OF THEIR HEARTS"
Citizens Of Ohio these are the terms
Of peace to which you arc invited by the
Copperheud politicians of our stnte--the
destruction Of the Union--the surrender
Of large part Of our Navy-the loss of
more than one halt of our terfitoriy and
the payment Of he debts Of the aeeurssd
REBELLION oftraitors, by having il "urung
out Of our hearts" 2 par iaI
People OF Ohio . will you give your
assent to'such a base surrender OF our
causei II not, then repcl the "Peace
Organization" in Ohio, aud rally only
with those who "keep stop to the music
Of the Union," who stand by our brave
soldiers in the ield, and are ior "Liberty
and Union, now and inseparablc."- ."-Ur'
bana Gazette. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
Shabbery and shoddv.

There was time when the Deno.
crane leadcrs proiessei 10 be tho friend
OF the Masses, and prided themslvcs on
The sympathy and support Of the labor.
ing mcn--the entitled nobility ofthe n,
lion. They used 10 sneer Al sik stockings
and gold plate. and delighted IN what they
cal ed "hasd .6sted followrrs. But thi.
all changed now. Miuclbg sristpcta,s
ne SEYMOUR, and co5fish aristncrets like
Belmont rule tho par,y. and i,s Tgsns
boast Of the gentle descent and Pa,rioisn
blood OF its candidates. We 6nd the
following IN the Rochcs,or Union, and
is poing the rounds Of the Copperhpad
prcps.
"PENDLEToN IS A BLooDEp
MAN, BEING DE0ENDED FROM A
GOOD FAMILY, AND HAVING NOT
ONLY THE EDUCATION AND
MANNERS OF a GENTLEMAN.
NATURAL HEREDITARY, CHAR
ACTERTSTfCS ALSO"
From speech Of General Loslls
Coombs, y Kentucky delegate to the
Chicago Convention, the same paper
also quotes this: t.. .g.........
"More than 1900 ycnrs ago Rome wac
governed by three men In tho end Of
that Republic. One was Augustus
Cesar, another Mark Anthony, and the
Other noble Roman. THEY WERE
ALL OF NOBLE BLOOD. And We
too, have our Lincoln,
stanton and Hullrck; hut unfortunately
NEITHER OF THEM CAN BOAST
OF A VERY HIGH DECENT. "a
laugh)
Aner the Baltimore nominations were
made, this same sririt of upstnrt ar,s,oc.
rocy manir,sted itself in tho well known
comments of the World. tho leading
Dem, ,ocratic organ Of the country. unpn
cnnd dates presented. I.cst our readers
might have forgotten those comments
we append them. 'r ........
"1'hc only merit We CAP discover IN
this Baltimore ticket Is tho merit OF
Consistency, II is all Of pie &C; the ,uil
does not shame the head or the head tho
tail. A RAIL.SpLITrING BUF-
FoON AND A DooRISH TAILOR
both from the backwoods. both growing
up In uncouth ignorance, they would af.
ford a Grotrsquc subject for satire poct
who might celebrate them IN strains o.
Dean Swift bestowed ON Winston ant
Ditton, or Aristophancs on that servlC
demogoguc, Hyporboins T"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
Mcclellan and Dixie.
The Richmond Dispsiel, in June, '62,
had the following editorial statement:
/ MILIrARY ADVENTURE.


In the early part Of this war, Gem
Mcclellan wrote TO distinguished off.
Ger in the South, expressing his desire to
serve in the Confederate army. IL he
dare deny the faet-and his recent re-
ports provo that 10 mendacity he Is the
representative man Of tho Yankee ma
tion-it can be demonstrated by such
evidence as will close his lips Ia eternal
silence. When he was at West Point,
no effected to fraternize especially With
those from the South, and TO have little
sympathy with those from his own sec
ton. We dare say this was genuine,
and that he really was anxious to serve
undor jeff Davis in this war, but the
high bribc offered by Lincoln was too
much for his easy virtue. lie wSs not
the man TO sacrifice interest 10 sent
menl, and of late has shown a disposition
10 become as extreme 10 his untagonlsm
as his friendship for the South. 49,.
The above was copied into the n. Y.
Tribune of June 2bth, 1862, sinto many
other Journals oftho loyal States Did
General Mcclellan ever authorize do
NAL of It's main allegaliont .Wcn never
saw any.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
Why he, a War Democrat, Pre-
fered I,incoln IN MoC,lellan.

ItGencral Mcclellan should write a
letter twice MS strong as he has done. |
could not vote for him when his party's
platform has said nv comrades and have
Stalled" and wero towards, aud had
been whipped General Mcclellan Is
entirely indebted TO his present position
to the fact that he ia considered war
man. Admit that he "Old Abcn Ia a
better war man, aud on that ground
should have the votes Of the war men.
say vote for the best war man, and if be
is not elected You will still have a war
man. General Mcclellan has never been a
prominent man, and has not had ms much
notoriety as even have had. He 10 said
to DC something of n railrood man, bu
George ii Burrows Of the Wabash Roud
is better one. Ifbcing engaged IN the.
war as a soldier, or general, entities him
to votes, is not The man who has done tho
most, the most entitled 10 thcin1 Lincoln
has done much more than Mcclellan.
The army looks upon the supporters OF
Mcclellan as opposed TO the war and you
may point them 10 his letter as much as
You please. The soldiers will rcaord
every vote cuat Cor him against the war
and in favor Of peacc--us given 10 en-.
dorso the insult aud libel that the wnr ia
"failurc," and that nll the hnrdships
and dangers they have endured have been
useless aud wrong. Do you think the in.
telligent, brave and patriotic men that
have gone ut--life in hand---io deioud
yonr homes, viii ever vote 90 indOrse
such thing ns thirl tell you nay.
But Mcclellan, rs Presideni would be
powerless without Cabinet nnd major
ity in Congress ngreeing with him. The
men who made the platform are the oneS
who will control the party, anu they
would have q majority in Congress TO
favor peace, instead of McClellan's
policy. Every one, in voting. votes for
or against the Chicago Platform. BE
not misled by candidates letler--his
policy will be shaped by his party in
spite of himseli.--Geaerdi SteadnaH' 5
speech at Toledo. as'nf r-.r s.I .r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
A Hard Plight.

Gen. Mcclellan, In his letter Of ac-
cep,Enoe, confesses that he "could not
look in the faces OF bis gallant COM
rades" aud tell them that Viheir labors
nd the sacrifices Of SO many OF our slain
and wounded brethren had been IN vain. I"
Now, the Chicago platform, on which he
stande, explicitly requires him 70 do pre-
cisely the thing that he says he Cannot
do. He must say the war Is a failure"
the blood Of our soldiers lost. theswoun-
ded In vain, the treasure wasted, He
mus, say IL TO the soldiers; ho mnst say II
to the peoplej he must say it to other na.
tions. Now let him back up To the itonl
and utter ist; for he cannot say Il W tb his
face 10 the auditors. He doi't believe i;
buA me must say II. The iptalliblc
ofdS1aeali their votaries 10 pter IL; yet
he k ki51ksbat bis confession of il would
kill ChieuE b. lie had better save bis
cansc 10 ace, cohhesolify from smorg the
abettorss Or the rebellion, aAc, work
where he can spenk the tfu,h Ikea sol
dier, and '.look the soidieraipake face,
N. Y, Timty. lf.., 4.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Mr.. Linoola and for the esodid,,. ,oe
the "feoce on any terms" party.
VOTE 20 reccgn.ks tn So,,b,,,
Ceniedcracy, and indepe ndenoe of ,hs
reb'llious Stifca- ilH' lvf1 y
VOTE 10 disurrahsr and ac.,r a.,
great Amoricsn Cnion--, '''
NOIE 10 recul our urmtes rom N.
t'rrlto'y that they have conqu9reJ. a, 40
''.r,ul cost of lifc sud lrrisnrel- 7;r-
VOTE 10 hsul OWN the SARA ,,a
, sc., ., sPd drag ,hsm through the mir,
VoLEn admi, the world. .bs, 70.
arc whipped, tust the rrb,1s bavH .,'g
querec The brave and nobia hess,sd 80,
l's!s who msks ~ cur sr.aies--
T. ~ de9ase us ss q n,ti,n. .n1
world r7'''Y " 'ns "noie
VOTE themsslv,s ew,,l. ,.
and reneg ldes 70 iiborty and ,bs go.
of the ppprcNed-- A's
VOTE TO build np sIovo Eaolr. .,
our BORDERS that W ~ ~ the very nS,,s.
OF thinge, DO continually at war Win n,
ana eventua " seek by force of arms. ~
ovorrun The NJrlh, Conquer il, and aors A
slavery over soil defeated 10 fra, dann,te
VOTE themselves not men, but tr.5.
ors md buscborn towards, osv nrbv az
me neme "Ameriesn citss1s'i-. -.
w II " destroy the bopos of the on.
pressed OF all nations, Of all peopls wbo
love liberty upon the face Of tbeee,,h
una who are looking to our noble ereerl.
ment OF sell government, before deubDrt.
IN We Struggle for themselves -
VOTE themselves as only w,,,hv
'he curses Of good men, nnd ra,rio,s
childron--and t.--t T''.N'''"''o''''eii, "o'ei :, =
VIE 'nemselyes permanent si,ua.
uop ~ Ine lace prepared for The Devil
aud Peace Democrats.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

=, VIA iomm kable lLu,I o, H,nrv q
lJot rebel member of Conlre,,.;r ~
tennessee, addressed To IN, ). Fr,o ~
independent Cilixens of the ,nnf,da"-
a'e Sts,te' 70 pub ,ished in TIE Reh.
A,V"u ing ~ thlaks vsry fayJrabIy
W 1nc Nhleago Convention whose pl,t.
'orni, no argues "is Ia distinct \, dirrc
coneilGole opposition to the furihe, r.,-
sceullon oi the war" The s.oonJ rrso.
iu'on particularly which denouncqa .,ha
experiment, Of war" and usssr,s ,, "s
justice, humanity, ETC., demsr A imms NO
ul1te Efforts Tor ccssation of h,,s,;I,,;c.
forbid toe idea that any corrci"n - e.
.oIeo' lie next cunteuds tb,, ~.
N"hVentlHn of States cal!td for hv ,h.
plallorm can be IN Hiiiy oplv n geIin1
erullVe body with ~ lopIsla1ye no.'a-
Whatsoever, ana that il was o., I r
stood ny tho Democrats al Cbicsa ~.
sn'nSS Sn..,n .here wculd Nc no danggr of
Southern delegates being "seduced ;r,"
reconstruction under'ihe Fdernl Con.
stnuuo"'" aud that the Dsmocra,, wonld
son sec us impossibruy. He conesds.
M'OieIan's availability as und, ,'rb,sd
ahd says "his Willingness 10 mn ,,nn,,n
genuine pence Platform commits h;,a
luily US TO his future action ia the even, NJ
o. Ii,, h.s el,silon'" He thinks il hardly
possible that the Chicago nominas can
DC defeated, but, should such be- tho .sse
does not believe the Darccrats wa",d
snbmit to The outrageous despo,ism NJ
washington foT four wears longer He
concludes as follows: al yentpss n nrs. ~
Dict therefore, tha, should Mcclellan and
rsndieton re defeat d, xihe States in
which tue Republican ticke, sLsll be
found 10 have failed, with a view 10 e.
cure Themselves rom threateoeS en-
slavomeni, VIII them elves promptly So.
cedo from tho Federal Unon, III ono
.. more new Confcdei acies, based on
true state Rights principles, all be
~ ,,"meInlateIy nan formed which must natural.
seek mlhtqry alliance With the Con.
iederate slutes, after which this mos, nm.
natural and exausting war would be soon
promptly brought to an end."-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

3, IMMORTAL WoRps.--Col. Mulligan in.
sured tho Immortality OF his memory
wben n in the last hour Of life his strong.
est feeling was for his country, prompl'
ing the memorable words. "Lsy me
down and save the fisg." So should
every citizen say."lay me down" in the
service of my country II it should be
necessary TO rsaye The flag" roev II
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naYis House.

Formerly called the /" City Roass.'D Tifin, Ohio
Law wtthicx. Prcpri etsr. 49,.
Ths andsssi rnsdassir 70 Inform sih, ,fisndsand
rhs patron efths City Hsass (sow the Das,seha
th hotslis ready for the reception Of goests. The
tieu.s has been rs.buih. vs-fsraisbsd sadis so~ ."
xeod a. any In the country. y. I-1t f.r-ss
1 now bsvs aabling enough 10 aeeennedsts any
aabsr si hersss, and will swsy. hsy. .. sss ns.nes
rim. os,eb., I, ,s.a--,s n TlI ~
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m. q. Wenner,l

M.nuf.etsvsr Of Carriages, iBagsies. .eslkis', 80,
cornsr ces and Jeferson strests, near The oemsn
Cstheis chsreh, TINA. Ohio. A noe stoeh OF 'ns
latest saytes ef BuFgiss. etc., finished IN the oes'
msnssr saa o. the most dprabls matsrsis eonstahiy
on hand, sad psosnp,'y nsdsse order.
r,m. .Av..,,sx ,sss "f'-T@
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
The Soldiers that are for MoClsllsr.

T. Speaking lately with a gsJlsn, n,Eoa.
VINO has been with The Army of the D..
tYmee In most Vf its battles unJpr Gen.
Grant, and who IL now home diree, 1,or,
petersburg on brief AIrluuOh, we asked
tnere really wss Us much ep,busi,.rr
IN favor OF Gen. Mcclellan omons ,hs
soldiers IN that army as our d smo 'ss,;c Nc
lfiunda 50 confidently assert, s'fNo
Well he SLOW ~ replied, eyes. tbcrs,.
y great mary soldiers down tL. re- In "a.
vor Of McClellan'- :" To-
That's strange" interrupted we.
-"Bnt," he continued, "lhey're nr;ns;.
peily ~ Lees armyl The .rebs, sr,. Al,
.ior Mcclellan. Tber 'pickots are can. M
s'an'ly calling out 10 ours, "Wbo sr,
yod going to vote for, Yanklp when
our boys reply "LincOln!" us thcv ,lmcst
uiwsys DO, the "rebs" cal bs.k. .R.,.
ter vote for Mcclellan Yanhi He'. van,
best mani" yoe'
~ think" added the officer. oib.t ov,
soldiers would have voted for LincoIn
any way, but now tina, thy see tho "rsh"
are all for Mcclellan. I have no ,onb,
about 1t atali. Ii they had no pr .ferencs
oeiore' they viii be pretty sufe 10 ysis
contrary 10 the wishes OF tho J,bnnv
hebs.'-- BgfaIo Commercial. ItAi'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Jennie June, In recent "I'alks on
Women's Topics says that in almost
every instance where a man marries a
sen sible woman, il is hfer he has met
with Q severe disePPointmeht IN not
marrying o fool. ,t~., ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

q A,torasv al Law, Tim, Ohio. 'oaless IN Tomb.
Blesk. All jaa claims for eeaniy Back Pay and
Psuslsa- prosaptly collected Zoe soldisfs OF their
esirs Al The isw - rstss. No advances paymeni re-
suissd- .i 3, :, tksv. 10. is6S-7.iy I
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seneca County

srAyE AND HEApIscrAcToRy.rrrFIN. O..
w. n. ChambssIin has eoastsntiy on hand Flour
.ad Fruit Barrel Slaves, veil seasoned, ssd kiln.
drisd aiding. prempt sttantion given 10 All ordsr.
Also sesoil Saving aad Tanaing dshs Y order. 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

y At,ssnsy .ad csan,.lior a. Law and Notary Psh.
= is Fsstsda, okie. win Ausad rsem3tIy 10 all bps.
ss,. "a ,.usss 10 his eass P.rieuias win
Ss p.ia TO al kiads Of coiIse,ieas. 10 sssses and
q 'D~ses-Wissj !. Y. Jsass. E'a,.i ia Hsiss' Bloch.
Ts.,srs, Assua g, iset, 3, fs'oasi
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$40 TO $50 A DAY.

Agents Wanted q Sell tue Improved Lit
tie Giant Sewing Machine. The best cheap
Machine 10 the United States. We are
giving o Commission by which the above
wages can be made, or we Will employ
Agents at SIS month and expenses paid.
For spartieuiars and terms. address, with
stamp. 4, s. PAGE, Gen1 Agent.
.1g 'est222p II g,sri. Toledo. Chic
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Hank of Tinu.

R.w. ssAwuls q A. q. ssEATH, BANKERS or.
hse, sh.whaai. New block, where they wiiiusn,se'
= ssnsraI B.ahins basiss.s aAd Pay ia'srs" on De-
posits ss fsliows. tI N fH I-,
rr rx-Csrti6cs,ss psysbis on dsnsnd:
a.. s6a ~ A. a. SHEATH, Cashier.
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DRY GOODS,
H
YANKEE NOTIONS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
United Sta tcs Excise Tax
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL Raw. /
rSur, ron the 9rH DIsr. OF ONO.

oFFitE VI W NV 4
FSuE, ron the 9rH DIsT. or ONO.
NoRwALK, o., Sept. 20, 1864.
Notes is hereby given that the Assessor
Of this District having rendered to me his
annual Collection List commencing May
1st, 1864. Of all persons liable TO the pay.
ment OF Omitted States Duties, including for
Licenses, on Incomes, Carriages. Silver
Plate, &c., therefore, all persons liable 10 the
payment OF such Duties and Tax In said
District. within the county OF Seneca, aud
State OF Ohio. are hereby notified that the
same have become due aud payable, and all
persons who shall neglect 10 pay tie Duties
and Taxes assessed upon them by the Goth
day of Oci1b-r, 1864, will be liable TO pay
tho ten per centum additional upon the
amount thereof.
For the purpose Of receiving said Duties
and Taxes in Seneca county. the Deputy
Collector for said county will be at his Office
at she county seat, during the business hours.
until the Goth day OF October. 1864,
ONLY UNITED STATES MONEY RECEIVED.
'-tupq 10 JOHN +, DEWEY. Collector.
q HrsHY EssInr. Deputy Collector for Sen
eca County Il INN, 80 gtftsgs sepi.2
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VILLA nm Wolf,
Book binder and Blank Book MsLufaetu'sr' Til
I'm, Ohio. =, A..
January 4. 1861. ~ "
Tomb. Huss & CO.,

BANKERs, ToMBs BLOCK TifFiS' ohio'
RI. ,,,,.e,,bip existing be,wssnih. under,i Ened.
h.yius sxpitsd by iimitation IL hereby dissolved
s;reNor X. HISS and JoHs GitLia retiring from
Ske 6tn. The remaining rarnsn VIII eontinue the
hu,;u,., as heretofore conducted. .r
sY-INrERE5T paid on deposits rsmainins0
nonths, 4 per cent. ,ouy mae
n. TOMB, John T. HUrs
r. u. TOMB, GEO. r. HUsS, Z
.aaa ln-n
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NEW MILLINERY STORE, REPuBLfC'o.
Censisatsy on hand doe sssoamsnt of millinery
Goods. ~hish will be soid At the lowest cash prices
Straw and eilb Work done 10 order. An elegant y ..
sostment Of Dress and closk Patterns slwsyt on
hand. NIKE. A. u. q. hAIIteOr.
Ispobhe. May II, iess. N = n y 3sm3
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N0tice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator with the will annexed Of Isssc
KrAbill, late, Of Seneca County. Ohio. de-
ceased GEORGE W. KRABILL.
Sent, I5-lv .9A .fal a.r. d
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0TWe repeat a former snlemn a..
seyerntion; The Demoeroey Of Chieaoo
1iH hare a free election or a free foIf
Chfca0o TiylsS 'i'NS'S"


0TWe repeat a former a,lsm,,
severation: Ths Demoeroeu Of CI;eoco
S,n S,t. nare a lrss election or free fgit.--
So VIII the Republicans OF Chicago
have Tree election or free fight. We
beileve oil Americans everywhere will
assert their right to a free election or a
Tree nght, II free election wers endan.
gered Or tree fight Necessary 70 obtaj,
u But who or what threatens the tree
dom OF the approaching electionl Moth.
ing and nobody. ALI men know that
there will be-a perfectly free election.--.
But suppose you have a free election.
VIII you abide by il, or will YOU insist. a.
did your "Democratic'' brethren iour
years ago, on having the free FIGHT alsoI
you went INTO free election then, and
were beaten. YOU The rebelled in. every
state Which you had the power to con-
rol' You are now going into apother
free election. viii you sbide eoy i'll
Or are thesa advance cries indicative of
your Intention first u vote. and taen If
again oeiyoieds 70 rebsIi-[ Chicago
Tribune. ! 'sNef
= VI srs P-Pyr stid ON . itur-
day last: "The FIRST arnistice has oeen
asked by Gen. Sherman and grsoted by
Gen. Hood" This is a mistake The
iirst srmstiee was askod for b, !, Gen.
Lie, and granted by Con. Mcclellan,
alter the battle of Aniictan,, uDdef cover
Of which Lee escaped with his,tht6e ar
my across the Pptanac. ra 20 sds
0~rEven Brigham Youne's @Ts. (, u
sts.ed, are affected with tAele Military
spirit; they. cali their MonmAai hvsband
shrlssy'dsar!" .s,saissd awe
h6<r IN one OF lot ofnodd saxsg can
ieens pafohssad by . hd5lwS9ss 31srnlk-
soe in MsmpbIs. ralk n ~ ~ ~
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School Examiners' Notice
- To TEACHERS. ,.

Meetings OF the School Erpmipers ei
Seneca County, for the examination OF
teaohsrs, win be held at tbe oisee Of the
examiners in Tombis Bloc 1iein, on each
Saturday, from the 24th dsy of September
until the l7th day OF DecepbSf 1864, iDclu
siye. JAMES PILLARS,
p srte,a 's--is JoHNMcoAULEY,
F',so s' FRANK BAKER.
:, ~. - s'on Examiner.
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o. DIR. e. G. BeiIharz.
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WHAT'S IN A KISS.

WHhTb IN n kISS.
There's formal kiss of fashion
And burning kiss Of passion,
A fathers kiss,
a mothers kiss,
And n sister = kiss 70 move;
There e n truitor's kiss Tor gold,
Like serpent's clsmmy fold,
A FIRST kiss, .
A stolen Hiss. .......
Aud thrilling kiss Of love.
A meeting kiss, .-'....
A maiden kiss,
a kiss when fond hearts sever,
But the saddest kiss
On earth 10 this rw
A KISS TO rART FOREVER.
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A,isrusy At Law. win attend promptly to all
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THIN, Ohio. nova
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TX HON. Attorney at Law. q, J. kEss, Auor
n,y AT Law aud Notary ruhhc. Office, ,Commsieiai
Row, Up Stairs. sou'heaN Corner.
January 9p, 1864.
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