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, 1864-03-07
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
military and Congressional.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnne.l
Ixu1AsArox1s, March s, 1861
The Governor has obtained an order from the
War Department, by which enlisted men for the
new csyary regiments, the 9th, 10TH 11th, 18th and
18th, will have the privilege offurnshIng thci7 OWL
hozscs, subject to government inspection, the
ho.ses to te presented for inspection and purchase
at Ecndallr!lle, Columbus and indianapolis, in the
nezt fifteen days from this date.
The 57th and 5sth Indians Veteran Regiments
were publicly rcceIred yesterday afternoon.
Gen Sol Meredith Is announced as candidate
for Congress in the 5th Congressional district He
has rendered valuable services In the field and
ehonld be nominated and elected.
, 1864-03-07

ST. Lou1s. Mo-. March G.-The statement made
by tic Hashipgton correspondent oi the New
1,urr on the s4th u}ilno and that he vii soon
start on another. expedition, If II great mistake
Nuuc OF Shctrran'e forces b. reached Jackson IN
the 2Ith and Vfcks bur. ailvlees Of the 9Th make
no mention Of his arrival there, Of OF any contcm.
plated movement.
NcFhcrrou's corpf. which reached jackson on
the 23th, viii probably remain there for 1hc prcs-
cnt, but another expedition will not he likely to
be made very coon.
bable that any fighting viii take place there for
tsomc time vet.
, 1864-03-07

large number Of coun-
tcrfcit fyes Oh the s. 'Easterr Bank " Of Bangor,
Maine have been put into circulation In this city
large gnng Of operators arc engaged In circulat~
ing the trash, one Of whom has been arrested The
counterfeit IL IN exnt Imitation Of the genuine,
and cau only be detected by the workmanship Of
, 1864-03-07

Ntv YonK, March GA special 10 the Herald,
al4tcd Headquarters Department Of West Viz
:.inia," sayH:
" Refugees report hesyy movements Of cebel
troop eastward on the line OF the TtEginia Ten.
ucsscc Railrnad. 4 portion or Ear1y's command Is
reported ns llnytng gone towards Lynclbure-
CAPT F1nkhardt, who wae captured With Gen.
Scau1raou, was Killed by our own nen while in the
hnrds OF d band Of gucrillas,"
, 1864-03-07

*c;ne ostai,iishrent Of Weeks Potter, 1a0 Wash.
5nston street, was dcs.royed b Orc th;s morning
re building ettcnaed through iro.n Mas'ipstoa sa5
wss insu2ed fcr only Ga, 900. 0nly the walls re-
main standing. Tie stock Of Weeks & Potter
was yalucd at $40 co., and was Insured 10: 3sff59O
mostly IN Boston and New Engiand-
, 1864-03-07

New 40fk nQAfAGts-4AAfCu rs
CorroS-Qutet and steady ut .a319 for msdda1ng
pplands a1 sc for low mldd1inEe.
tLoEn-A shade nrmer, and n IaF demand nt S;.5
SSio '11 sd sSsso tor tTsde brands. MaExe. cos.
WMIexr-Unsctticd and hrner at .s$3soc for State
Western: EaEes lstter Tnrlored above this price.
GRA1S-Wheat 1c better, and In moderate demand
ut $1,R91.M for Chicago sprnE; l6s for cao:cs do
for winter. Germ without decided chanse: g. ~
for new yellow jersey Oats scarcely as actlrc 100
DC for Slate and western: the latter price extreme.
FErnoLEuI-Flrmer: so9slc for crude, Sc for re-
fined ia bond. CSC Tor rehned free.
PRoylsloxE-Pork qnict and unchanged: 500 btls
for Earch, buyers option. ooQ oFs neW DO,
irm sxaioe for Shoulders md i2ns13Ae tor lIams.
ali iCc Racrn sides very dtn with good demand at
ike for Wctte1n Cumberland cut: 1tA do Short RIB.
bed IssSc do fhnrt clear; and co long cut
Hams, hfso 0C[D city cut Bellies In bulk at lie.
dressed Hogs shade nEmer, 1oc ior Western. Lard
1aijc Butter nrm At 3eestc for Ohio nna sss3' Tor
eIs1e sTocxssone. Gned States q si Registered
g g oPs Pse{fe as Ssa S IS: C. ivy Ene INK
TYtc nreietred no; Hudson 153; Extra division
Har]rr, Id7H: Reading l43: u. c. lis: NJ. 8. 100
do gpaIantetd 135 &c. scrip 137 c. u. Q. 1ss.
NEW EoRs, March5,
ETxEL1xo-Qu1et and steady at tis54.
ssS;5SS sis { 5Kstfxos 5KSss1fs xos.z.1,
(3oyXFHsTwT Sroc1s-A shade nlmer. q. 8.6s, 81
1fsIIa ijf{f G-a1k EnuppG3 l41x3H3 s-SQS. 1llK.
, 1864-03-07
Milwaukee Markets.

MILWAUKEE, March $, 1881.
w9rAr-R Receipts 2s &C., shade eas:... aies 4ayoa
No. spring In store at *1lsK@1t7H: 1000 ou No. l.
Duyers option all the month at $l.l8: 1otto do at
&11sx; 0,ct0 do sellers option slick.
Copy-steady, Sales: It's bu new shelied delivered
tsSc.
BARLEY-F1r,n. Sales 1so bu Of prime delivered at
stI: SIS bu By sample delivered at $t.2641.a5.
FLorn-pul1 and inactive. No sales
DRESSED noos.-Rece!pts, 3 head. Marke. ar21
and lie higher. Sales IS bead at 81. 1885, dividing
: On eco ms.
P1oy1s1oxs-Q Outlet aud unchanged. No sales,
, 1864-03-07
From LQufxYfIIE.

LOUISVILLE, March 5.-Jndge Pislo. in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday, decided Al assignment from
dlzioyn firms. for security Of their creditors sener
ally, 10 be valid,
General Grant arrived this evening, en- 5outs for
Wa4hinrtnu.
, 1864-03-07

NEW YODK, March 8.-The steamer Ocean Queen
has arrived from Asp1nwal with $5o80 001 in Specie
Thc Constitution, which arrived at PauamA 18th,
brought down 8. coz, ,0oo.
, 1864-03-07

HE own oE 1A1N Hos
CONTENTS:
Pact /.
Paychometric Researches and Discoveries.
PIcfIrcs On the Rettna and ErnIA.
Pictures on the Surrounding Objects. :.
Pyschometry. Experiments.
Remarkable Phenomena Explained
Utility Of PsychometEy.
MYSTERIES Revealed. -
PAKT H. '.
Questions, Considerations and Suggestions.
Hcw Objects arc seen psychon'ctrieally.
Seen best in Darkness and with Closed Eyes.
Meemer.c influence not needed to 1nducc the Seces:
cary selstivenes8.
Where the Care Is Directed.
Why the Psychomeaer Is UnaDle to See gone Objects.
The Nature Of the Light by which Objects arc Seen.
How tie Psychometer Trave1s, or appears to Travel
How Account for tie Hearing OF Sounds.
Going Backward In Ttuc.
Continued Eject OF Influences.
Departed Spirits
Predominant Influences,
This remarkable volume unfotds and illustrates, BY
large number Of most singular experiments compaE
att, ely new and very startling science
It commens itself not less to the scholar than to the
popular render -..
of enoas &
"Of tEe tone Of thJ remarkable book. il i enoushso
tsiToed 6y calm candid and 1ncld exposition of the
IL mo. 31.25.
sEST FREE ET MAIL on receipt Of the price,
WALKER, WISE T. CO..
rUnr rsT1Rre tansrnx
, 1864-03-07
Everything Usually Found in a
=. F'irst-olass Liquor House.

Jobbess and Wholesale Dealers will find It to their
benefit to examine our goods and prices. 4 complete
Catalogue and Price List cent by mali application
Owing to the high price Of hshEtnes, al raw mate
rias and the great Increase in cxpenscs Labor taxes
sraups, datles &c. &C., It requires nearly eight times
the amount Of capol to do business now that 1t did
two years sgo, with the same number OF gallons sold
Hence, our customers will readily observe that We
must hase corresponding increase in cur profits to
meet our Increased expenses, or make more prompt
demands On them for payment. Considering the latter
couFsc the most acceptable to customers and being
determined to keep up the quality Of our goods and
sell At the lowest possible profit, sall In future be
compelled to curtal credits and only make sales
az follows:
CASH for Common Whiskses and Strict Domestic
Goods.
Thirty DAEs for al other Goods Of our manu-
facturf.
We trust customers will coincide with us Id the
above arrangement and that It will bc nautuay satts
factory, intend guarantee IN the tusc, a. N
the past perfect satisacion to all who aaroF ussa
:. - ver5 respectfully.
ri ;. BHNNErr PfETKRs Co.,
P. O. Drawer ss5s. :.--' II RtTer asses'' @'s"s"'
nufS94tn
, 1864-03-07

CAVE C1TY, Ky., March 6.--The noted gue1il1a
Captain ali0s Colonel Richardson en- route north
ward as prieoner, while attempting to Escape,
was shot dead By Capt. Stone Of tie 37th Ky.
, 1864-03-07

at Buttlc Creek, 3ichigap, the Sd inst. by the
Rev. HARRINGTON, Mr.. ii. ". CADY. of Chicago, and
Geek.
At .lshawau.sa. 1nd.rs on the I'll inst. by tho Rev.
4t. Ad4esiy. n: PEYTOS, Of Superior, VII, and
MARTHA NEWTON. OF the former placc.
, 1864-03-07

NEW YoEK, March [. G.-Counterfeit fiye5 on the
Valley Bank, Of Hillsboro New Hampshire, East
ern Hank Of Maine, ind National Bank Of Pater-
son, New Jersey, the latter altered from ones.
fn1f4
, 1864-03-07


(From the Mobile Rcgister.1
i private dispatch IRON Enterprise, datcd last
evening" etates that our forces evacuated Meridian
Sunday morning The Government property was
all sared, and nearly, If rot al, the machinery Of
iast f1ain above on the Mobile and Ohio ral1road
rased Meridian st one p r. yesera and nd report
The train vas not fired on, and no effort WAS made
to stop or delay it.
From the Selma Missiasippian,]
Sunday forenoon Lee entered the plaec with a por-
tion Of his cavalry, and destroyed everythtns VIC
eena not tne e q
cutting in the eDemy's defeat. Lee drove them
back 10 ths infantry support, and that evening Mef-
idaa vas g!en to tas esara q ~ Gore9a
tires. Lee was compelled to burn eone Of the ro,l-
ing stock that could not be got away.
From the Mobile Rcgistcr,j
Everything was eaved ut Meridian, including
two Thousand bales Of Government cotton. several
CommisealS, Quartcrmasfer and Ordnance stores,
THE EFFECT OF sHEAMAS's MARCH.
tFror The Atlanta Appesl.1
wheS It feli back from Morton, and lett Meridian
On the 11h, brings sor1owfu1 Intelligence Of the
rayages committed hg Sherman in h!s march
tnh M s5s E: og %ad 5 s1s sS
he people feel Ills power. Raymond, Clinton, all
OF Jacksca except the PUBLIC buildings. Brandon,
ard evcn the little vilngc OF Morton, were giYen To
tie tamee; On the Eogfc many Dwellings and oil
| the outbundfngs and tar1nln. utensils were dc.
eroyed. he desires to mike the people dependent,
with view to make submission t9 the nilitary
government he proposes to establish, necessity.
| The Yankees burned about ninety stores and Va.
cant horses In JACKSON Gen. Writ Adams CAN'T
| upon and destroyed about fifty wagons, KILN!
mules and drivers with pistols.
From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. ss.1
We learn that In the evacuation Of Meridian bJ
our troops, there was TO loss Of public stores ol
ammunition. thcse having removed in good time
to Demopolis.
| The fnaisttppion says thst the best estimate Il
has Of fhe force Of The enemy is as follows: Two
counis Of infantry Of IS coo men, and It, 600 car
airy. The advance guard consists Of cavalry; fol
lowed By a column of intantry-then the wa;or
train, consulting Of 100 wagons. guarded on eithc
side BY ti,e Of men four deep-then another col
| uma Of infantry, With cavalry in the rear.
Gen. Polk telc=Iaphed yeaterday that our cayalE
had got between Sherman and his cavalry re,nforce
meafs, and had probably By that time engaset
them and he Expresses, moral ASSURANCE 81 ths
eucccss OF the expedition.
, 1864-03-07
%AND CuAfa0TTEsYuiE,
Correspondence n. 7. Tfibunc-1
CC19EIT1I CouET HoCek. Va.
NGducHdaY mQtDian Matt4 q 1nra

Gen. Custa.'s nojtering expedition teturnea
to camp lat night aftcr having completed whcn thc
tire employed and the numerical force engaged IL
consdoiod, one ot the most daring raids 81 thr
VII.
iu ms dispatch Of Monday / mentioned the tact
thal The exTedltion. which consisted Of de4ach:
nents from &c 1T ID and sth unite1 States 9th
, 1864-03-07

I'VE AND EAR Deafness,
Blindness, and al diseases OF tho Eye and Ear,
continue Tor twentye!glt past tosreceive the es
Au1iet III Randolph street, Chicago Operations for
Crots Eyes Cataract Artificial Pupll &c, sEilml{
Sound Conductors always On hand. mg5y9i15tnet
, 1864-03-07

LABELS.
fun assortment Of Wine and Liquor Labels, in
D1onzc aud In Colots, at lowest Wholesale rntcs.
+ = ALeo'
, 1864-03-07

And the season being oren we are prepared to I'll
at orders In cur line with promptHesa.
Our stock is tour times lrCer and much more eilec.
tive tlan TINT Of any other similar concern In the
their own interests BY giving Us call:
tie oneninc of 1ayisaton win 1e9se 1ehve orders In.
mcdin:cly. FOX d HOWARD,
r,hEr ~ Smith WItkr Gtrhet.
, 1864-03-07

WALKER, WISE T. CO.,
PUBLISHERS. BOSTON.
u,h.-t 9o4 .1t-NwkF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
DEEDS.

" WARRANTED DEEDS, iut
Printed on superior quality Of psper.
and fss :'hi. Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia !

DR. WHHARr-I was a great sufsrer with D,s
pepsia for seven years Even thiag ate hllsd "a,
with wind aud sdiui pain, and my life was one Of
drank glass OF ~atsf Il would soon Teturn bach in
heated condition applied 10 every kind Of med.
le,ne and lIestmsnt and all TO 20 purpose. I saw
your Adssnsemsht IN the Ledger Of a grsat cure
your great Ameneah DYSPEPSIA Pills had made 4
went TO your store aRd purchased boa. aad con
meneed 10 use Them and do thank God this day am
well msn, aBh can cat lhYys ~ sals ner dax h,ya
sent nnmbeT Of pefsens ahsr your pills, and have
yoeng man that was takstiar With Dyspepsia In NJ
nelghnofhood s1sM ei Year fis, and they cured him
=, yAcoB HIaHLEI.
KtssEaviits, k'Hi county, Del.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
PRIVATE SALE.
Stock and Fixtures of a Cabinet
Making and Undertaking

Stock and Fixtures of a Cabinet I
Making and Undertaking
establishment, 1T Prjcdte Saie.
rllEsubscribcr desiring to remove
East, will sell nt private sale, the
Stock and Fixtures of his Cabinet
Making and Undertaking Estab-
lishmeut, located or Sandusky
Avenue,
Upper SaNdusky,
Wyandot county, Ohio. This cs-
iahli,hncu, In. been doing n lAtr- business which
can br shown ,nlisiauonly by tcictrnr. in tho te
turn Of sales to the Assessor OF Internal Revenue at
thi, place.
Any person wishing to engage
IN thi. business, would DO well To embrace ,hi. op,
pouuniiv This being ~ good location for bust,
ns', can he found In Norhsm Ohio,
The subscriber can be consulted
in reference to the above 10y letter
or in person at his place OF bust
ness.
FRANK b. DAY.
Feb. II, ct. 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Don't IsES DECEIVED

nr. CLecsemsns pills have received, aud are now
receiving The sanction ofihe most eminent fhysi.
eians IN America.
ENPLICIr DIRECTIONS with each BOX. The
price ONE DpLLAR FER BOX, continuing from
hf yto sixty pilis.
Pils sent by null, prom PITY by rcmitirc The price
u the ptopuetors any asthoryed ageut In current
fuu's Sold by Druggists generally.
uU rCtllNGS n lltIl.NER, PRorpIgToRs,
II Cedar street New Nork
s.iIin RI 'lin by Dubois Co, St. John and Mar
quatlt
agents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
DIR. WM. IB. BURD,S
DENTAL REMEDIES
AKA
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
iSsVRlNa
Fine Teeth and u Sweet Breath,
ANp
Curing Toothache g. Neuralgia.

no yOa wish 10 he blessed with and al.,,Sel II, /,
PEARLY WhIrS ndSouSp TEETH : Vse Or Mu,
n, nUROS UNRtVALLED ToOTU POLvnER
sgAstapce, Frivs - vents per boN.
which whiteR hnt destroy.
DO you sish tohe ceriain that your breath 4, nu,.
sweet aud Agreeable TO hp,hsal ot wife lover or
hhend, C,e pR, HuRn'S CGLPnRArrn
MOUTH WASH, Price ~, cent? per bottle
wotld iet tANKSR, Ran nRENrH. BLEgpINo GuNs,
DO Noa eF souf children snfet from TOOru ACHE :
1el Or, HORDs MAGIC rOoruACue nRoPs,
tflev, le csnn per h0itle.
Ate YOU shioted With NEuRAIvlAt C,, mn
UVRnS NEURALGIA PlASrrRS' Ths msst
shect'Ne and dvhghthl remedy knoSn,
ihey do NOT AdhvTg nor blister, hnt soaths and
'hsI~ pain sway, Try then. Pnys, rs AEd 81
GENTS Mailed On receipt ofnTics
\ r'sl,,e on the hes, means of preserving the
Ieeh, mailed on receipt of the ptoe, 10 eeats Ii Il,
s,elsshlv hls work ans shouidbs in the possss.loa
OF every pesen.
fe''als a'alI'A' be" store. ,Aroushoo, the soua.
CAurioS,--As there are dsslsu who t.ks .a,.n
ssesl eet Advertisements to imPoss upoa theircas
'emrfs intenoF preparations, IA is heceAat, 10 IN
81 upon having what you cali fot, and Yca viii 0gr
rus sssr hoTosshly tested, aad pr paIst bv an sx
Peneheed hsntisL rNaAuTor Uf the New Eotk STATE
nshuns ANeyiatlon, and Wee frssi,knt OF The
Ne" NeFA cay DenialsOeiey.
Altr" W,B. nURD 4 CO.,
'Heans baildins,, Nss YORK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Guardlans Sale of Real Estate

A. The door of the Court House. IN TifIin,
on Monday. the 2lst day of March, lsGi he
tween the hours Of l0A NJ and I T.. VI ,
the undersigned viii offer nj public sale the
follow Ing described teal estate. to wit.
ln lot No 2r3 in the 2d Ward uf tlc city
of linn. frtcard unifcumboled TO duw,r
IT Laura \ Drskc
TERMS or SALE--Onc thifd cash H.
hand ,onc tliid IN one year and ono thiid in
two years, With interest on deferred pay
mcnis from day Of falc ard mortgage on
rr,misrs to secure purchase monty unpaid.
i. e.. LEE,
Guardian Of minor hciis Of Peter u Dlake.
deed
IkL & I'm VIZ. Auys.
lcbIsi.W
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia |

nR. NIsHsET; have been constant ,naereT
with Dysp spsiH for ,hs hast eighteen wears, during
which time 1 cannot ssy that ever ehioIrd q psf.
teetly well day. There Neye ttmsA when The ., mI.
toms were more Aggravated than NJ ctheB. ard thea
u seemed IL would be great Telef In die. iksd AZ
ali times unpleasant fselinE in my head, bar late.
ly my ,uherings ~ much increased that bessns al.
most unfit for business of any kind, Ay niad wss
continually filled with a., omy thoughts sad fsretOd-
nst, and m attempted to change tier earJeR; by
residing a. once sensation OF icy eoldnss,, IN
neet'ee wan dead weight, As IL Sere, rested Spon
my bIAih hho nleenE OF sickness Won. occur az the
'omaeh, aHd great pain 10 any eyes, aaeompaniss
WIN Mhl9h was the eontinHal fear ol losins my TsA-
son also expenescs sseAt htsituae, iebili, and
n'Tvoush"ssl which mads Il dihcslt 10 wAk ~ ary
orsleep az nlgh' lbecams aVene 10 soeisty ava li.
posed only to 'ecnsoh and hAyiag tIed be ,fsl or
a number OF eminent physicians Of various ,ehools
finally came to the conclusion that, for this diss..
a. my present age, IS years, there was no cue in
isenee, Bat, through The interference OF Divin, pa,
yidenee, to whom deveutly o1eI my thsDks IatI.st
found sovereign remedy in your Dyspepsia Pin, ana
Tar Cordial which seem To- have efieciusIy remoysd
amo.tihe last raee Of my long H.t of aiimeniI and
Ad feelings, and In their place health, pes,uf, anS
con'entmsnt are my every day companions.
JAMES NJ. sAuDERS,
No. 153 North Second Street, PhfladsIphis. for
merry oi Woodbury., M,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
A few Testimonials.

At the last Seneca County Fair, said the
Chairman Of the Committee on Bee Hives,
"this is the best we can do for you (present-
irg a card of conmenddtion) our ru es forbid
us awarding premiums on articles from other
counties, your hlve is the best have seen +"
Although three other hives were in clmpeti.
tion. none of them received either Premium
or eonmendatiou, The ted RIB hung on
The American Hive.
From the Scientific American.
MANY advantages are gained over the
hives IN use"
From Rev, GEoRGE BENpsR,
Upper Sandusky Dec IA, 1867. z
Rev II. A. KlN0-Deir Sir; take pleas,
ure IN ,esiiIying TO your improvement in the
eultere II the honey ice. The American
Bee Hive has been used extensively in this
region the past season, yet in all OF ny ao
qualntanee know Of no place where It IL
not giving excellent satisCetion."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
\ Adsninistrator,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed aud quail
i'd ns Admin isirntur Of the Estntr uf CNru
ARlNL BLNCN. deceased, late oi SENECA coun.
~, Ohio. Dated february lOth, ;eGi.
l.. ]. THORN
February lS lS6I 2O-ats
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Notice

Notice is hereby given, to all
those knowing themss rive, iaasbisd 10 the Essts of
Robthf SMITH, deceased, late ofChhton toW n.
nip, Seneca coaaty, ohie, 70 come forward and
A. II, kEIsEcKER.
hsssr e., lsoa is-n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
GEORGE BENDER
Agents Wanted

to sell farm rights, hives aud territory
Terms tiny per cent, more literal than for
any other leading hive. Ahealthy, pleasant
aud profitable business"
Now l. the timo to secure territory from
US, when county right can be had Ior what
You may soon have 10 pay, those To whom we
sell, for a Township right. When the hive
has been intrdueed, townships are held at
from s75 to $l2S each. To supply Seneca
County 100 hives for present demand are
being made at Yosrs' Planning Mill, where all
Persons diving in unsold territory) by pur.
chasing before the 18th of April, can receive
the benefit Of our oifer made az County Fair,
via; one LIST class hive, deed Of farm right
aud book for s..
Send stamp and get our illustrated eircnlar
description oil hive and bee management.
terms 10 Agents, kc,
IL, A. KING & BRO.
Nevada, Wysndot County, o.
December 81, 1868 l3-smos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

can only give fsw ofihs m'nr thousands ofc.r.
tiirat.. am re-, Giving in fsNcr of mi, Ksst Msdi.
cine but have ad quantity ofthem published 10
. rrulaT form, which ! 'shd nee on application.
Wbpthr, YOU conrlu.a to give the Msdicins insl
or not, send 10, circular, Price Finy Cent?, and Uns
Dollar, bottle.
Prepared only by ihs pr nrisioT,
DR. L. 4, e. WiSIART,
Phlltdsphia, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

COOGreSS1On0l CO0venrtun.
The Democrats Of the Second Congress
sional Distriet of Iowa, are reQuessed !.
nas.s ;s Convention, ct Dewitt, Clinton
county. on Wednesday, September :, 1864.
At 10 O'Clock. AM, for the purpose or nom-
mating candidate for Congress.
The ratio Of representation will be ono
delegate for every one hundred votes cast
for j. NJ. Tuttic in 1853, and one additional
delegate for . fraction Of fifty votes.
W. L. CLARK,
CHARLES RICH,
]. WILEY,
N. G. SALES,
w. H. EDGAR.
CHARLES SCOTT,
CongressionaI COMMITTEE.
Davenport, Aug. 8, 1864.
judicial COnvemtIon.
The Democrats Of the 7th Judicial District of
Iowa are requested to meet in Convention at De
witt, Clinton County, Iowa, on
WEDNESDAY,, SUPERNATURAL 1854,
immediately after the adjournment ot the Demo
cratic Congressional Convent ION, to be held Of
the same time aud place for the purpose Of nom
mating candidate for Judge in the plsce of Hon.
John F. Dillon, resigned.
The ratio Of representation will be one delegate
for every one hundred votes cast for J. NJ futile
in 1862 and one additional delegate for a fraction
Of fifty votes.
CHAS f. PUTNAM.
X. 7. WALLACE,
WILLIAM GRAHAM
WM. II. BUCHANAN.
Committee Of 1th Judicial District.
District papc:s'plcase copy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15


Tho Northern Line Packet, Pembina,
Capt. Hill, will depart for st. Louis to-
morrow morning at o'clock, c. D. Carroll
in the Office. R. NJ. Prcttyman, agent.
The Express and Passenger packet New
Boston. Capt. b. w. Davis, will depart
for Fort Madison, making connections for
St. Louis, to morrow morning at 7 o'clock.
r. F. Williams in the Office. E. A. Tile
bein agent.
1he favorite mail and packet Bill Hen.
derson, Capt. Dawley, win leave Port Byron
tomorrow morning, On the arrival Of the
carr from Rock Island, for Dubuqus. r.
n. Prettyman, agent.
The Dubuque H.vaH is responsible far
the following: g
On Wednesday last the Northern lin.
Co. purchased in ST. Louis new And Al,
little steamef called the ChsrEeH CH~..-
She draws hut l6 incAsa rs s.~,er
" 900 toDs ..s.s, md will car
!. Ane price was t30, 600. th,
wreck Of the Northerncr being taken /,
part payment. She was to leave st. Loui
yesterday for ST. Paul, hut We think sh
win come this way - 6arthss than the mp
i'd. .xas - - q :
The following ars The rates e ltsiGht ftoe
5 D. Psul p NeW Oneans |: .s..4a3 ~ ssss
! HsssfsePlss I'd pes.asa5 -, nj "a
Whiseey pef bBt1k ssgpgysTsA ......... III
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15

New FIRM.-James Graham and r. L.
Denison have formed copartncrship for the
purpose Of buying outs and barley this fall,
and have established an Office in the esst
end Of the City Warrhause. Farmers will
always find good market for that kind Of
peoduce with them