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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
TELEG RIA HIO
Reports OF the Press Assosistior,


Rnteed according act Of Congress In The year 1855 By
THRIsHK tbe Clerks once Of the District Court Of The Con
fearrate States the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

Il TRACT OF LAND, mile from Amelia o. IL.
have tract OF land mite from Amelia O. H. the
Railroad, for sale 1t cOntsns 420
creek the quality good about 90 grounds,
and good portion laud. The dwelling
table, has six 1he two strvan houses sAbe obsc
barns and granary Aay wishing TO bay apply TO
John g. Jefferson Esq, Amelia O. H. p o. who hiss power
attorney to sell THEODORE DARLINGTON.
1 I-c2aw4U
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
WILLIAMSON Il Co, Auctoneers,


The undersigned would notify their friends and the public gel.
orally that having taken that large and cOmmOdous store
" occupied by Jno RegnaG No. 1872 MAN, between 9th and
10th streets; they will henceforh continue their business
and win prepared show TO the greatest advantage good
consigned 70 them for sale.
They respectfully Offer their services for the sale Of
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE Of all kinda
Thsnku for past patronage, they solicit continuance
tams. WILLIAMSON 90.
Gao. n. WILIansoH
aso- q. RrcEAsDs,
jlG-o1 GHa. A RRssnaa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO., Aucs'fs,
Corner Of 9Th and ain streets.
WE will offer at auction, at our Wareroom,
w FRIDAY, % last commehcug AZ 10Y o'clock
sou packages MAnnfd Tobacco
10, 100 FoIida Cigars
Snt king Tobacco IN bbls, bales and bays
20 bbs choice n. o. ssgeI
hhds. do
bbls. crushed do
IS bags Prime CtRe
With general assortment OF $3.50 80
g oeeres,
Dry Goods, and
Miscellaneous Goods.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
js9- Auctionse B.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

By DAVENPORT & co., srooK AUorioszERl
WE SHALL SELL at the Office of the Old
Dominion Insurance Company, 18Th sts
on Friday January 2ld 1854 at ~ Se.oSk the following
Stocks and Bonds:
$4,000 Richmond DanV.s B. R Cpes ct coupon Bonds,
1915
1870 shares Va Central L sleek.
400 do Merchants Insurance Co..
$50 DO Cd dominion Insurance Co.
&c do .TTadeTs Bank.
~ do RIchmoni Petersburg Importing Co.,
(su tor, Prtsi-eat)
IS do James kiYsr Canal Packet Co.
5000 Southern Bank Notes.
1900 Confederate per ct. coupon bonds
II, 900 Confederate per CT coupon tonds
$500 Oonfeie ate per CT. req s.es ed oonds
600 City Of Maysyile KY Gpsr o. coupon bonds,
And such ether Bones sud scs may be offered before day
offs e.
Jalg-.dL DAygSP0RT co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
NEW CONCERy.

We have this day associated ourselves in
buddess, style and rf LEE& BOWMAN the
purpose OF cenduc Ing the Negro Accoa and Comm psi
ness a. the old stand Of Lee janet tr nkn street. aid
so the patronage OF DeUds and The pubic generally.
promising belt exertons TO promote the n'eres;
Prom long sisnee oi senior pstne liter
Ourselves thawe obtain the hghes market prizes fpy al
negroes entrusted to s"f't'' A.. ~ LIZ
January l. lsetr-i pea s. NJ baNAAh., =
In retiring from the BUSINESS 1t gives me
pleasure rec nmsnd the patronage of psf
jSa-din lisii : 1''-''f77 = 20 H. b. JAMES
IL bbs. pure Ilnseed OIL, for taieby .H,s. -'e'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
s3OO RRWARD.
John B. POAGUB 4 WIN. F. POAGUF.

IOHN b. FOAGUh ~ WM. +. POAGUF,
- against LIZ
Weaver John Mcoung Archibald Peade and Ana his f.
formerly Ann Bgg', and the unknown child children Id
Pendls and wife.
By Decree pronounced by the Circuit Court Of Rockbrdge
In the State Of Trgpa the 18th dsy APRIL 1861 in the
canse Il deceed dered be referred 10
Of the Masters Of the Court who directed inquire
ascertain when and where the defendant Peade
meily Ann BRga daughter Of Tn Biggs late
~ deceased married where and circumstances
she nom this Connie ah, whether BEEF re re-
vng she had LAWFUL living issue; when and
lat ard FROM and II heard from, whether any lawful
and whether she is yet living II not
lawful Issue surviving he And he will report hereof the
0ou with other matters specially ed deemed pertinent by
himself whch he required by Of the parties
stated and he IL directed notify sill concerned by four success
weeks publication In the Richmond Wing newspaper
printed the city Of Richmond that unlsIs the said Pende
who IL about tbs $780, her lawful tue
appear before the Circuit Court said county on or
before the 18th day Of April next and establish htir right
fund OF $239 90 under the ojnol OF the said
plalnns O. h. and W. r. Poague, and the defendants Wea-
and Jno W. mcOldDg vsndeB OF William Bisgs The
children OF MtCuug, deceased, wi thea
for declaring them en led TO the und on the pre-
pon Of the death Of the said Ann PendIe without awu
living her deaa int 10 the provisions The will Of
the said Thomas Blggs, dtc'I.
Notice hereby given that will proceed ac upon the said
dec the 9h day Of Harch my Office Ia nc town Of
Lexington, in said county. WILLIAM D0LD,
Commriu Chaneery
J d DIV.DioH,
Attorney FOR the plaintiffs and the defendant Weaver.
fa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

WANTED Virginia Lady, who has had
In private family OF Female las itue chs COM e,ent to
teach the kngh french, and Latin languages thoroughly
g,ther Win Ae elements 81 Greek ard Mathematics peaIsnt
home indhpeasasle address
"P01AH0SrAs,"
jas-claWtlst 'ebF Erln shsies. Henhco county, Va.
|RORAx--,o0 n. ---ei1
jaO ]. p. DuvAL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

\. MOORE P. siTSs, o. !. HOOD.
MOORE, BAYNE & CO., No. l47 Main
LII street, Lynehburg, Va Wholesale erocersand oozais
sion Merchants for the sale Of Manufactured smoking
will receive and cell Sugar aohsses Wheat Corn Flour,
Bacon, Lesher and all kinda OF county produce Al
jA2l--ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
HEADERS, DEPT OF HENRICO, |
RICHMOND, Nov. il, 1853. (
[ExIRACr
SPECIAL ORDERS,

RICHMOND Nov. ~, 1851 I
IExTRAcr.l
SPECIAL ORDERS,
v In obedience to Instructions rom the A. and General,
the following order Is epubshed for the information Of all
ADyr AND INsPR GENERALS oFFIcE
RoHEoSD, April 7th. 1853. (
[EXrRAcLl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
XXX Bgider General John H. wipder hereby directed to
make immediate enquiry and report without delay
lat The name rank, regiment and corps all commissioned
officers and the length Of lime earh has been IN the city,
3D. In each he vii require copy 81 The ch
the officer is absent from his commend sstloned
the city copy Of the order by VIII he upon duty
XXI. Whenever appears that officer righay
Richmond he will be sent fohEh 10 bis proper command
the fact reported this ocs Ger further aeOn OF Depart
ment.
By command Of the Secretary OF War.
(signed) JOHN wITHEfs,
Asat Adjt Gen.
In accordance with the above ores, al officers arriving In The
city, and those duty 10 this cy who have not already done
so will report In person. without desy, these headquarters
By order OF Bngader General Joas H. wIsDkR, Coming
Dept. J. W. PEGRAN, A. A. Gen
no lo--u .-.it- a-4-- 800 n. f-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
lust PUBLIsHRD.-

cOmsists Grammar Of TIE English Lsngaags ga pages,
|a1 } be had AZ al B3oksllreL
Price - one third o. % tie trade
GEORGE DUNN Co.,
u JaiS-d6" Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
AUCTE0N sALEs


Br Tuo5 W. .EsEe AUcriosEEa.
Office i2gh ard Csry Streets
Thirty H2KsE3 AND lE M, MULES 1 "a ',,o,
siIl be sold FRIDAY MDsNINH 20 a iasa commencing
10 O'Clock, at the O. s. Lot. Bac5n Quarter Bianch-
Thirty HoRaEs ANDTEN aULEl
RIP. ARCHER,
spIec ndactei By THoxAs w KEysE. AuctIanse Jan 40
III LANCASTER co., AUcr'ls.
WE will sell at auction, at our office, OF
, w WEDNESDAY, the 18th Inst, a. IL c'c'oek-
$4,000 Confederate ResiStsJed Bonds Of vari
sqS0OOECOnfcderate Per ceat. Coupon Bonds. varOu
$4,000 Confederate per cent. Coupon pOnds
10 OC0 Confederate S per ceDt Convertible Bonds
900 Orange and Alexandra Railroad per cent. Bones
1000 Manassas Gap X RBsnos
$50 saaTes Orange and Alexandria 4 stoct
$500 Interest Coupons Of ihsya. GENITAL Va and Tenn
Edmond and York River, and Orange and Aie'
800 stase aud CITY interest Coupons
80 Shares Bank @ )nmonweslth Stock
90 g Back Riehmoni 80
70 Z" MerehaD Iosurauee
$4,000 Richmond and DAuvile Bonds
1900 Va Central Bonds
16 shares Richmond Fire Association Stock
Is Shares Farmers Bank Stock
10 /" Richmond Importing and Exporting Stock
:" Richmond and Pete sburg Importing and E1
$500 orsnle ADD Alexsg II S per cent Bonds
5000 Norfolk Oily REGISTERS Bonds
20 SEEK in The Richmood Female Institute
10 4" Southern Telegraph Co. stsek
Z" Petersburg Steamship Co.
2'2Ii g. boad Of the wSiie sulphur Springs Co.
Pew No ~ in2d Bspiis. Charch.
60 500 North oarOIlna 6 peg cent Bonds, old issue
5000 onedsrste Coupon Bonds, OF the 10 Million
10000 do 6per cent. Coupon Bonds
is shares Old Dominion Trading Company
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

IMPORTANT hEETINs-A meeting Of citizens was he'll
10 the Hal Of the House Of Delegates, last night, for
the parpOse of inaugurating movement to supply
artificial arms and legs to our soldiers who have BEEN
deprived of thOs limits by the casualties OF the present
war
Hon. Mr.. Dly,Occupici the cha r, and Capt Wesiger
was appointed crstary. Brief addresses were made
b. De- Ma sha aud Senator Blown, Of Mississippi and
consid rAble number PRESENT subscribed dollars,
the condition of membership The meeting PIE
mnary to the organization of Assocat on for the
Confederate stltes on enlarged scale lis the pu
pose of tue Association to import artificial limbs from
Europe, If practicable OtAerEise to Manufacture item
ia the ConfSdeFaey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

q ANDERSON & McCLUNG,
NO.T1, 'MAIN STEEEF, RIcHMoRD Va,
Commission Merchants
Hsr the sale 81 an kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE MANURAO
RACrURED TOBACCO, &c. no2T-lAE6ms !.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

NOIICE.
NJ ANTKIl-A lady Of experience, who can
cut we'll and have the Of little children and make
herself generally niu hear OF good hame by sppy re
ths subscriber Recommendation repaired Salary nbe raj
WA. II. BROOKE
de9-o4Rs Loretto Post 0Hce, Essex Va
WANTED.-Iw will give $50 per month for a
LADY Thoroughly quaned to teach Vosa an Instrumen
ts Nuse NE Piano; French and e English branches
70 begin hs1st January 1854 Reiersnc required Address
WI K nohNER
dss-e4U' Honiagzs's o., Essez conaty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

8S0 REWARD.-Stolen from the stable
O Of Er Polly w. Roberts, the night Of January,
hight bay MARE some ave tr six years Ola slim tall little
white hind foo back tle CALLED Has been In The
ally syryice.
give he ,bove reward for the recovery said mare Ny
ad irets Is Glenmofe, Buckingham county Va.
ia i5-c9l' NJ. NJ. ROBERTS
SCHOOL WANTED.
~ Kyoung lady qushsd 10 teach the lower and higher
Engsh branches, French and Music, desires situation
deQ9-cim summerdsan, Augusta co Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
TEACHER WANTED.

Ivhh 70 employ a MALE TEACHER 10 take charge Of a
mail sshSo IN my family To 0ss oonPsts1. to .eAeh Latin
Pa II early application be made Address wh reference.
s. GRESHAM,
NeWtoWn,
King Qaeen co., Va.
Or apply 20 the kditcr1 q the Wig. jal9-elm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
rHs CITY.

RksrAURAEF NONFNcLA1UEE--Iiis almost pity that
We baVn fullis for record, Of the applications Of the
numerous bsrrooms in this ci y. It would be curious,
70. profitable, to scan hem hereafter, and ccrsder
thtr derivation and Significance For instance, we have
"A Good Idean-a very taking though not original
name. OF restaurants named in honorCs) OF stn-
guished military men, there is no end. Bui the bes
idea on! yet in this line is the naming Of bar room on
Main street after locality rendered memorials by
various clvslry combAts. That mans is Brandy
Station"-the appropriateness of which none viii
disput,, except that customer will be more likely t.
I'd whisky than brandy at the said station There are
many brandy stations along the railroad Of life.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Og VIRGINIA.

On behalf Of the Commute
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
REESwAX WANTED
GHsrRAL ORDERS,

ADI'I ASA Esf'a arNiksL's OIIioE, {
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
~ delivering 70 me- or recurring 50 that get him. my nu
Iatto boy THORNTON, about 10 old feet lnche
pleasant address and expression He len residence
Charlottesville, Abemare county, the 18th February Wa
purchased by six ago, Of Mr. Thomas Crane OF Clpe
per county, 10 which county he has probably gone.
WILLY aCO M BOWEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

-h1sasls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
WE fear that Gen. Grant d,

We fear that Gen. Grant does
not have sufficient respect Tor the
W shes OF tho Democratic party -
At Chicago they resolved in favor
of "immediate cessation of hostili.
ties" But without paying any
attention to this, he proceeds to
Harper's Foriy, orders Sheridan
to pitch into Early and whip him.
The latter General having no more
respect for the wishes Of the Con.
vention than his superior, obeys
orders, and strdghtway Early is
whipped. We are curious to
know what the Democracy will do
with these two refractory disturb.
ers of their plan. Evidently some.
thing ought to be donewith them.
PITTS. Com
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

james McCarty, Emanuel Vance, Jacob
Morry, George w Scott, George w
Muntwiler, Augs Matthews, Saml Worl-
ing, NJ Hiserman. AiferHdfes. j oseph
Kuhs, JB KineL Geo Kinel, Johu
Ogle, w II KineI, John N Kinel, w II
Mortin, John Fox, John Wick, Fred
Byrne, G c Radcliff, James Mathews,
John Haisholscr, + w Byrne, Samuel
Lee, David II Kuhu, s S,rausburgh,
Christ Muntwiller, Low Keller, Nicholas
Kill, Hutban Gear, J $ Oglc, q w
Shaull, Benz Reed, Robert Butler, John
w Kline, Leander Chrislip.
DIG SPRING TOWNSHIP, SENECA COUNTY
John Kuble, MichueI Basser, Andrew
Brasemer, Augustus Charvy, Peter Fisl,
Henry Motts, Lewis Jucob, Samuel Cru.
bill, Jas Watson, Charles Frederick,
John Matthias, Martin Bantendurg, Fran.
els II Gilman, Daniel Frederick, Nor
gan Cook, Henry Gene, Michael Huhord,
John Borer, Peter Jacob, james Frinck,
Alonzo II jerks, Geo Crabill. WIN II
Frcdericks, LOWS Sucious, Peter Pearl
John Bower, jacob Beck, Francis Her.
meu Joseph Rcnney, francis Struwtngcr,
Joseph ilgtrck, Samuel Ston, Abasor
Cots, John Fnuhlon, Andrew Werdy.
ARcrrdics , Frederick, John Bass
cy Augustus Nuchlcr, John Moddice, Geo
vermont, Bodice Gosha, Harry Adams,
JJnn Clapper, Samuel Fonblon, William
Landen, WIN Baily, John IIuse, Joseph
Gaze, Nick Goshu, ,lichcal Kennedy,
Maddis Taller, John Montgomery, Mich
ael Barglcr, Jacob Hubert, Augustus
Shubert, Albert Cromcr, John Sicvcr,
Conrad Soucker. Joseph McClcllao,
Martin Schulk, Joseph StJusc, Anthony
Dick, George Shoemaker, Jacob Frodcr.
ick, Peter Scibenaller, John Mulhollund,
Henry Simons, Jared Straug, Andrew
Mores.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

pcndeton, the Cbicago nominee for
Vice President, is a Simon-purc Copper
head. His votes in Congress will always
be- foundrecurded side by side with Val.
landipham, Harris aud Long, and with
Breckenridge, Polk and johnson until
they went into the robel army. He was
one of the twenty six who ondeavorod 10
prevent the Government from arresting
the rebel Baltimore Police Commissioners
in 1861. At the commencement Of the
last session he voted for several proposi.
tons So send Peace Commissioners to
Richmond, and has done all In his power
to ombarrnss the prosecution of tho war
for the Union. That undisguiscd rebel
sheet the New York News, says that "hc
is the man OF all men whom, hud the
choice been its own, Il would have select.
ed" In his nomination, il declares ga
tribute has been worthily offered to tho
Peace sentiments, of which he has been
the consistent champion."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
Colonel lee.

This gentleman mado an able
and eloquent speech at Union
Hall on Friday evening. in the
midst of his remarks, n dispatch
announcing Sherdan's brilliant
victory at Fishers Hill was handed
to him, which he read to the meet.
ing, which was received with G
spontaneous burst of cheers. The
speaker quietly remarked that it
was "anothor stab at tho Chicago
platform. ~ Fremont SSntinel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

A BIT OF HIsToRY ny reference 10
The Constitutions of New York, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Now Jersey
Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina
formed before the date OF the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, ard in force ut
it's adoption. aud also the Constitutions OF
Georgia and Pennsy ylvaniu, formed soon
ailerward, il appears that In respect to
the qualifications of the electors for tho
most numerous branch of the State Leg
islulurcs, there was no distinction on sc.
count of color In those nine Slatos II is
well known among Intelligent men that
the practice OF admitting FREQ men of
color to vote, obtained universally, at
arst, among oil of the original "old
thirteen" In Virginia, negroes voted
side by side with white men until 1880. =
Troy Times. ri..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

SAM MEnARY, tho Wheel Horse
of Democracy in Ohio, in his
"Crisis," is ont on tho editors OF
the "Statesman" and Little Sam
Cox. He charges the first with
swindling the State ont of ST..
100000 of public property, and
some Of them as connected with
the celebrated Matamoras land
adds: we shall demand ar exphna
tion OF the fraud before the peopl,
again vote for him, Sam Cox, ior
Congress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06


SIGsITICAsT--BUr ALL RIGHr!-on
Monday last a squad Of rebel prisoners
was marched through pcnnsy yNania Ave
nue. In Washington, on the wuy TO their
place of detention. Passing under the
Lincoln nnd Johnaon dag they greeted
it with bisscs aud groans but on rcach'
ing the Mcclellan and pendIeton banner
they stopped and gave il three hearty en-.
thusiastic cheers. Our democratic"
brethren ought to have prov 'dcd for let
ting this portion of our "prescnt advorso-
rics vote IN November Probably they
would have dono 81 where they hud the
power, If they had supposed we should
have had 80 many of them in our hands.
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan g. Co. have
sadly interlered with their calculations.
". y. Times. ..f..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

lhsiss,s Il Is nct Violent se@sas, bs,smoliisa,i
warming, searching and eesetiys, sak hstateh by
MADAME ZADoc 'PoRrReF CURATIVE
BAISAM isas newsAd snirisa msdieins, bat has
hseu sesd the nublls for the past ten year, With
tsnsivs and largely sale, siaeLS hy being
rseeHm nded hs thoss who hsys ussd u totheif az
aicleS AisAds q nd others. og1l
IFYoU HAVE A COLD 10 ever 50 slight, do moi
nh to give the Rslsam trial. rs Tho very low price
AZ which a s seldi briAgsit inths reach Of svety
one s,ths'thsy may always Keep eonyehient Tor use
The timely use ofA 25 cent bottle win often pross
10 ho wseh ons hnndsvd ,im@s It's eeki ,,'I -
nG no, es P%' sa s,is any cn,, e,ss, Az tsl MAp
sat hsSing It.aadtsis 10 olhsr " your Drag.
sis, dsss no, have II, have aim send aad 81, u fos
you, iI. z "a apg
I tY- SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AT Is AND
50 CENTS pai ROTTLE.
nv DU BoIS q CO., Druggists.
Tifia d Fosioris.
t,is63 ss's-iu,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

uTA prominent General in
Sherman's army writes to friend
in Chicago that "army is a unit
TOR Lincoln. prp9 tfr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

0SyIn Missouri, the other day. a man
cndeavored to snap off rattlesnake's .
head by catching him by the tail. The
suake fastened his fangs in the mans
hands, from which they were extracted
with difficulty. The snake died, but the
mHn recovered after large dose OF
whiskey and application OF ammonia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

nThe income of the four
Rothschilds OF Europe is 50, ,0O0,-
900 Il year, or 81 900 an hour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

0TA young man was arrested in To-
ronto the other day for kissing his hand
tn a young lady who was passing along
on the opposite side of the street.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
$40 TO $40 A DAY.

Agents Wanted to Sell the huprovsd Lit
tie Giant Sewing Machine. The best eheap
Machine in the United States. We are
ss,ss ia msSs o ws'Ss vii, iae above
Agents al s75 month and expenses paid.
Fer particulars 4 and terms, address, with
stamp, T. S. PAoE, Gvna Agent.
'ests2am Toledo, Chic
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

nTThe Copperhead party is on
the d,.fensieo--Gen Mcclellan be.
ing in command.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
Attachn,ent.a

John Z. Cormack, Before ]. g. ss,aith.
.ia' PlaintiG. J. p of seipio Town.
Reuben Fast, Ohio.
-2tlia q Defendant. o1lW enui;GIrr
} The said defendant. Reuben Fast, will
take notice. that on. the 3Ist day of August.
A. d. 1864. the plaintiff. Iohh b. Corn,ack,
sued out from before said Justice of ths
Peace, q writ Of attachment against him for
the sum Of Twenty 6ve Dollars. The sup.
mon and order Of attach .nent was made re.
.arnahle on the ID day of septembarI A. ID.
1864, st which tine the action was, adjourned
% the lst day Of Noysuiber, A. D. 1864. at
inlis s'dT ID JOHN 4. coRMAcK.
ni NJ Plaintiff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
REFERENCES.

We the underigued doing business In New York
Cir, do Authorize Joseph :. Walter, aud q. II.
gnydeToOmpfisinR the htn OF ihe National patcnd
Office TO referto Us, and believe they willconduct
their ba,Ineo upon STRICTLY HoSoRAbiE parser.
PLEs.
tslgaed N Y.Feb. Goth
Jo,esS McKewon Esq, Importer. 81 Maiden Lane
N. ". .Ciy.
W:L. Taylor Esq, Banker, 20 WRliSt. NY,
Coarles H. NOorh ees Esq. Banker ~ Pine 81.
N. Y. city.
shepherd. sewa'd n Co. lmPoncu, ~ Pemlst.,
N, YsCity.
N. Y. City
John W. Kirby ESQ.,, Metropolitan Daukf IOs
Brondway N. v. cay. ~ t.'|' ~ .N H W
H. Auhus Esq. Briti N and American Exchange
banking Corporation, 81 Wall street n. Y. cay.
n. Dawes Smith ESQ Cbemical Bauk ,co,rner oil
Broadway and Chambers Street, N y. City
March IL, 1861. ally -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

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FAST MAIL-Issvss Piusbufgh At $40 A. N. /,
sniVts NJ Ahoons fot hrsaknst 55u a. NJ,
teHhes llsttlsturg at 10 ~. VI aud Philadelphia
BkIFfNohI x race NGERs Nv hi. ,fsin leave
Ilr"isbgp, at 20 =. NJ aud 'HIv' In b'l'i@oi'
NEW YoRE PAssENGERa by hi, nsin leave
Philadelphia At G.45 =. NJ. aud affive In New
York NJ 1000 =, NJ.
THROUGH ACCOMMODA ALTON Stopping at all
FtaiiOBs--ieayes riusbuIgh N 600 A. NJ, ~
riyes NJ Altoona for dinner a. ~ l25 a. NJ.
reaches Hnu,.butg At $40 =. NJ, and fhilade
phia ~ Ills =. NJ.
.tiiRudsH gkPRies--Ieayss ,PitisbuTsh at4 a.
y. NJ /, rriyes ~ altoona fof fuppcT al $50
NJ, reaches Harrisburg at = 10 A NJ. aud rhils.
dcphia NJ 90 A. NJ.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
Hyri,betg at $50 AM aud srrive In baltimore
NEW AYORK pAssENGGRs by his,rAin leave
Philadelphia ats A. NJ. and arrive IN New York
NJ 70 M NJ HHl .nH"1| INV ...
FAsr LINZ Leaves PiusbuiFh at sas ?. N. ar.
riSes At Altoona at LIS A, W., fsaqhss Harris.
bug at SIS ~, aud Lancaster for bfeskfast Al
Tea A. w., auiviur IN Philhdelphia A. iO.asA ~.
Harrisburg NJ 200 a. N. aud auiss In baltimore
NJ ~ 80 A, n.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS By this train have a
choice Of rouies. A sl.eping in runs through
ftnm Piushufgh 10 New Yotk, without change,
sla. Harrisburg and Allentown, surviving In New
Y,rt At IgSr n. Nv way ~ philadelphia, pass
engen reach New York At 2i5 p. NJ.
Tickets fot sale 10 Bosom by boat or rail, h.ai
tickets good on any Of the Sound Lines. Fare TO III
points a, Low ai any route.