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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21
NOW OPEN.
10 The French FrangIpapui Toilet
WDERl


This widely and justly celebrated article, which
Is used throughout Europe, and considered
NECESSITY IN THE TOILET oFEvERy LADY,
Is now for tho nrst time introduced to the
LADIES OF AMERICA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

ASDhRsosvnLs Is In Sumter county, Ca,
about forty-hve miles south by west from Ma.
con, and Is laid down upon some maps as An
deraon
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

NEw YoKK, Nov. l9.-The steamer City OF
Baltimore sailed to-day with o., ,0OO, 600 In spe-
ciei the American with $500, 900, and the Penn.
sylvanla with sl55, 5,0O0-ln all q, $4,000.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

Posr OFFICE E.EsrAmrsHxp,-Tbe po,,
once Department has re-es,sb,ished the post
ONCE at Helena, Arkansas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
Mr.. NICoLAY NOT sRRIoUsI

Major Hay, Acting Private Secretary Of the
President, has received a dispatch from Mr..
hicolsy, at 81. Louis, in answer to one InquIr.
ing after bis health, stating that he is not
'eriously III, and expects to be out in a few
dsys.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

HEAVY ROBBERY OF GOLD.-During Wednes.
day night the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Grear, in
Philadelphia, was robbed of &2,4OO in gold.
aEd from $500 10 $500 In paper money.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

The patriotic citizens OF Carlisle, Pa, had a
grand illumination and torchlight procession
on the evening of the 18th instaut In honor of
President Lincoln's Reelection.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-st. Peters and 81.
PAul's cathedral was consecrated to-day, with
imposing ceremonies.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

TIE snow 10 now two feet deep on level on
the White Mountains, N. II, Some Of the
drIfls are twenty feet deop.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

BosToN, Nov. ls.-The Savings Bank in
Wslpole, n. H., was robbed last night OF
tl3, 900 In United States bonds.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

LOCAL NEWS.

THE DRAFT.-The following cases were dis.
posed Of to-day by the Board Of Enrolment;
PiTH Sub ub-DiHrfc.-RIchArd Lee, over age.
Second ub.DisTtci.-Jas. +. Hoffman, erroneous
enTO ment; John H. Smith, do; Moses MurTill, fur
nilhed substitutes K. \. Gangewer, do.
Fourth Sub.DiGirici.-RobeFt +. Fletcher, died in
June Last Leonard e. Snyder, erroneous enrolment
5. A. Lambert, furnished substitute.
FVh Sub. DisiTtct.-E. J. .. Fisher, erroneous en-.
rolmenti James J. Christie, dol Henry Hunt, over
Agej John Cox, de.
Seventh SUB ub-bi,triet.-Charles Ashton, furnished
substitute.
Eiehh Sub DisricL-John o'B1an, alien; James
7. Alston, aeoeptedi James $. Osborn, furnished
substitute.
TtVsInh Sub -Disiriei-David Foley, ALIEN Thos
Spence, physical disability.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

bFuuy . ufHHuEuIH
50, 81, and SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
NEAR NINTH STREET.
NOW OPEN.
The most complete Gymnasium In the country
for Physical Exercises. Hot and Cold Baths, Read
ing And Chess Rooms, Lockers, &C., for the free
use ofthe members. Open from A. m. till 10 p. m.
Regular Classes for Gentlemen and Boys. Special
arrangements made with Schools or Colleges.
Circulars can be had at the Gymnasium.
noi2-2ws ABNER 8. BRADY.
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Norres.-N DSsy Satte~ai Rspsoliean %
- nr-ssAsd er Carriers 10 ssSs-iS,-. q, na
- ~ e~Ore.tsvn a, NtvJs-, cent, pr ,nO..A
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DIAL NOTICES.

~ Hon. Fred. DouglsAs.-Thist talented
orator has lust returned from the South, and will
lecture At the Israel Methodist church, (oolored)
on Capitol Hill, next THURSDAY Evening, at &
o'clock, for the benefit OF the Street Chapel fool
oredl Island. Admission 10 cents. no9i.st.
SPECIALLY Manufsoturers stock ef
Was4E cHALN
and CASES, together with full assortment Of
Fine Jewelry, will be sold At retail for the next
cies % are rel pu. in envelopes and sealed, and sent
without regard to choice. One certificate, telling
you what you can have for si, will be sent for 20
for s6 After seeing the article, It does not give
perfect satisfaction, you can return II and get the
money Great indusemsnt. sn are 20 Offered to Agents.
and corps In the army. We will send a sample
tpure silver) with your name, regiment, and com.
Of 81 Soj together with our wholesale Illustrated
circular TO agents NJ WARD q CO..,
nolt-2m No. 2os Broadway, n. Y.
u- Rsv. W. II. Channing will preach In
streets, To-MoRRoW tsundsy) MORNING, At ii
o'clock. oos-evs
~ short-Hsnd writer.-Any Person
requiring the services OF an experienced Short
hand writer In preparing important papers, may
f hear o. one By applying In the Editorial room o.
u Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal.
Urinary and Sexual systsms-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports OF the HOWARD AssoCIA-
TION-Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes.
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HoU6H
TON, Howard AhsooiAtion, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa m2S-ly
sF-Public schooIs.-"The Com mnrittee on
the Erection of Public School Building In the
F1rst School District" invite the architects OF this
and other cities TO present plans for = school
building. A suitable reward will be Eiven for the
plan adopted. Any desired information 10 refer
enoe to the same will be furnished by the Mayor,
or by J. B. Turton, ESQ, No. i2s II street north,
between Twenty.hrst and Twenty-seeond stroetL
west. j. o. WILSON, Secretary, &C,
No. s9l New York avenue,
nos-eo2w bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth ats.
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FmB.-At ten O'Clock, p. M, Patrolman
Maxwell reported the burning OF q bed in the
house OF Mr.. DAwna, New York avenue, near
Tenth street west.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

POLICE REPoRTs.-F1ra Precinct.-Wllliam
Motley, larceny, further hearing.
Third PLecinei.-kAte Donnelly, drunk and dis
orderly S6A.
Fourth rrseina. a.-Samuel Watson, dunk and dis.
orderly, $500.
Fgh Precinct John Norton, intoxication, o.;
Hannah Wilkins, dol ChaIles NJ. CushmAnj drunk
and disorderly, dismissedi Daniel Frazier, do.
Sirm Precinei.-Chris Dellworth, vAgrAncy, hned
20, workhouse sixty days.
Ssrenm PrechIa.-Thomas sullivan, assault and
oAttery, jail for COURT Robert Cochran, drunk and
missedi Patrick MoGuinnis, diIordsrly conduct,
e16oi W. KILN, dS.i John Rainey, do.
Ninth Precinci-John tits, drunk, workhouSe.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

sANDRRsoS's MINsTRBLs.-This well-kuown
troupe OF corkoniAnH will give another of their
unique performances this evening In SeAton Hall,
corner OF Ninth and streets. This company OF
country, and we are happy to state that they are
duly appreciated by the muSioAl-loving public.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-21

~ Rev. w. II. ChanninE will preach In
the Unitarian Church, corner OF d and Sixth
streets, TOMORROW Sunday MORNING, at II
o'clock. ooS-evs
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- short-Hand writer.-Any Person
requiring the services Of an experienced Short
hand Writer in preparing important papers, may
this office, se21.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
Lincoln Made This War.

Such is the Copperhesd cry, and some
ofthem believe it. Let such look uy,
these facts as set forth by Gov. Morton,
in his debate with Mcdonald at Lapor,e,
Indiana, on last "Wednesday. Gov. Nor
| ton said;
As TO Mr.. Lincoln making this war.--
In October 1889, more than one year be-
fore Mr.. Lincoln's election, FLOYD, =. c.
retary OF War, issued an order sending
10000 muskcts to Southern srscnals.
During the whole Of that Adm inistrstion
orders were ISSUED sending guns and mu.
nitions Of war to Southern ursensls. In
October 1860, just before Lincoln's elcc
tior, General Scott notified Mr.. Lincoln
that preparations were being made TO
seize the for's and arsensls in the South
and before Mr.. Lncoln Sas inaugurated
eight ofthe rcbcllious States had seeded
The Montgomery Constitution was
trained and Davis was inauguratcd, and
Davis said in his inaugural speech: The
time for compromise hos gone by. II
they shall resist secession. then we shall
make them feel Southern steel. And on
that day they had some 10000 men un-
der arms. At that time we i, ,d less thun
5000 under arms. But before the date
OF Mr.. LincOln's inauguration, ns early
as the first Of March, every fort :,
arsenal, dockyard aud mint had been
seized by the rcbeis, except Sumpter, and
Major Anderson was holding that. An
this was done during Buchandn's admin
istration. And yet for the purpose of di.
viting this people, Mr.. Lincoln made
this war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
A Peace Speeoh,

!. III. WoopwARD.s young man, resi-
dent Of thi, State, and at one, time Ad
jutsnt Of an Indiana regiment was csile,
GU, st a recent peace meeting, and re
sponded as follows =
GsrrLEnEr--The great cry that have
heard to-day has been peace, peace.
tell you there is no man in the nation
who desires peace more than do; a per
msnent, Lasting peace. [Cheers.[ And
gentlemen will tell you how 10 get il.
Fight this war out. Take every negro
10 the rebel States, and Cxterminaia every
id-d rebel no matter where you find him.
Kisses. Gentlemen you need not try
to hiss me down, for am an old soldier,
and have faced almost as mean look.
ing crowd us is now before me. mean
the thieves ard hushwhackers Of Ten
nessee, know was called uron to
make a speech cut Of derision, aud in.
tend to tell you what think of you.
When God said he would save Sodom
i ten righteous men could be found there
] have do doubt he would have done IT,,
aud, to day, ify,usll stood upon the brink
of hell, and he were to say he would save
you ifonc loyal man could be found among
you, have no doubt there would be a
great many strange faces in hell for
supper.
Gentlemen, when you wish TO hear
from me again, you have only 10 call for
me | am always ut home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

Suspicion. That the Repubhs Fair vac mol
very prohtsble. all admit That those re
eeiving the money at the several stand. faith
fully accounted for Il have no doub,. AMI
that the officers have rendered q fen and
honest statement of their Stewardship : hs,s
not the sligh,est doubt, aud when IOok a,
the spectacle Of three or four ,talwaft men
combining together to blast the REPUTATION
OF innNcent females, travelling from house to
house cs,echi.ing little Misses a. to ho.
many. pin cushions and needle book. the,
had m lie for the Fair, brgin u eoncldd,
that the day Of email things has .urcl,
come; and Ike Hsmle, Of old sui led to ~
claim that, ut docs secm as though nature.
putn ymcn had made men and no, made
them we'll. too, they initiate humanity so .d.
mrably."
bid adieu to Republic fair until truth
aud justice again demands my aid. ~hsn I
shall be on hand, trusting thst I shall never
so depart from the etiquette u gentlemen a.
get down in the mite aud Gee. pool Of ,ul
g~lty. and Gull its putrid vcc.hulary for
choice epithets, as appears in the communi
e''"n last week sigued Ira Reynolds"
y T. SrlCKNEY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
From the 49th Ohio.
HEAD QUARTERS 49th Rect OWL
BEFORE ATLANTA Ga.

HEAD QUARTERS 49th REe'T O.V.I)
BEFORE ATLANTA Ga.
August LIST ls64.>
EDITOR TRIBUsE.-The following Is a
list of casualties occurring in this COM
mand during the month OF July. Please
publish for the information Of friends.
Company Wounded, John james,
right hip, s,vere.
Company B.--Killcd, Serg't Philip
Miller. Wounded Henry Boswell, breast
slight-on duty.
C,mpsny E.-Wounded, ist Serg't
J. J. Fry, right side Of face-severe.
Capt.J. J. Kessier. left arm slight, re-
maincd on duty.
Company F.-Wounded, Corp. Jacob
Parish, right shoulder, slight, remains
with his company.
Company G.-Wounded, James w
Eastman, J. Bergman, right lung severe.
Company H.-W ounded Samuel Gear
accidentally bruised left leg. Corp. l..
Whitman, right side of face, severe.
Company III. N. Slower, back, slght
Capt. N. z. Tyler, face, severe. Geo
Curtis, lett elbow, slight--on duty. Ed
word G. Warner. ball entered left cheel
and lodged in right shoulder-severe.
Those not marked present with thei
Companies aaye been sent to the rea
for treatment, and are doing general,
well.
" Very Respectfully.
ID. II. Cook, Adi't
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
fct The r,ms r,ibuu..
Communication from Republic.

.
Carr kAeA--5ir: I noticed in ,b,
last weeks Tribune, nearly three snd ,
halt columns Of ba,derdssh. served ur
over the Signature OF man who fss,.
IN this community under the name II I. a
Rsyno'di, purp,rting 10 be reply TO a
communication appearing in the TRr-
BuSE, some weeks since sicn,d by Il. 7.
Stickncy. 90 $3.50
or the questions at issue between these
two correspondents, l have nothing 10
say, further than they alludc to myself
You will at once remember that thi. no
ted Ira aludcs TO the "wire snappiny,,
ProPensities Of "lttle Johnny" There
fore claim the right to mir in this nfiair
just far enough, to extricate my self fr, m
the insinuations made by the noted Iro.
In the first place the noted Ira, says,
that the article over the sign sture Of 4.
+. S'iekncy squints strongly Of little
Johnny's language. Now | am afraid the
noted Ira, has overshot the mark, in this
insinuation, for he should bear in mind
that he is paying "little Johnny" quite a
compliment, yes giving him too much
honor, by attributing the authorship Of
that well written, grammatical, well
punctuated, ond gentlcnanly communi.
cation to "iit,lc Johnny" and II ttuo
would at once satisfy the readers of the
TRIBUNE, that "little Johnny" was no
slonch and that In the attempt Of the no.
ted Ira TO apply the "liquid soa p" he had
perhaps better employ some other, and
m ire competent person, than himself to
make the application, so far as "little
Johnny" is concerned. Should the
noted Ira see fit TO ask the advice of
somc of his near and dear friends, they
would advise him to employ that same
,odsher' roman who applied the liquid
soap"to his bed linen the next morning
after he (tbe noted Ira) became suddenly
very tired and weak in the knees, while
trimming his celebrated "Antique Toilet
Stand" sometime in February last.
In Justice to E. T. S,ickney, will say
that had nothing to do with the writ
ing. indiling, or thes uggesting of word;
IN his (E. 7. S.) artich. All who know
Gen. Stickncy will ut once acknowledge
his ability as a writer, without any assis.
lance from Little Johnny" or any other
person. THIS is more than "a. "a
--..S, person OF
writing the article which appears over
he signature OF the noted Ira. The
article is Ira all over. ...ft
Now in conclusion, allow me to say
for the benefit of the noted Ira, that he
had better leave Little Johnny" out of
the ring until he gets through with Gen.
Stickney, for l think he has about as
much us he can attend to al one time, and
if he gets himself numbered up with so
many branches of business, he may ulti.
matcly fnd himself in quite as tight a
place as when he underto ok the job Of
rotting the negro and Opossom together
around the ring at State Fair in one Of
the Southern States some years ago.
"LITTLE JOHNNY"
Republic, August l6, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
From Col. W. II. Gibson.

"c hhu thc iolo"'ng communication
in the Cincinnati CONNIE rciot OF Tues
day, from Col. w. II. GIDsos.
HEApR'Rs lsr BRIGADE, sp DIVISION.
ary A,xv CO.
p.-
DhfoTh ,,, hI.AsrA, august D.
hp, % =, oon-ine ~ ,e''s. ,e.eny Pun.
!lshed 70 our paP.I, pu'Por."g 70 De
from h'eu' .hanl o'ew a'u, io'n ohio "
" L., ahu ona'g,ng ce''ah Pai''es WIN
the misuse Q, sun''a,y s.ores' 10 certainy
a'o,ge'y, anu no 'Duot 'he ena'ge - iais :
tna' .oH'mon. nas coe" W 'n's or'gaue
since 1861 and there Is mol noo and neu'
er mas an oihcef IN u naiheo oleiodr''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
A Threat forCbioago.

The following, which indicates tho ex
istenee Of very slight difference ol
opinion in the rsuks Of the Demoerati,
perwswe copy from last Sundays Ea.
9eirsr.
New Workers will observe that thar
Western friends not be dictstcd 10. with.
out answering bach, in kind. Still, ve
should not be surprised Il the West, not.
withstaudinR the big talk of the En-.
quirer, would submit to New York. Tue
lattcr 10 always powerful, and general,
successful.
WORTH CONSIDERING.
At the MCCLELLAN meeting in Ncw
York CRY. "Wednesday evening, the f.,
lowing, among other resolutions, va.
adopted:
Resolved. That VIC earnestly rccen,n.
mend the friends OF Mcclellan to hold
immediate meetings in every city aud
county, and give expression ~ ihcir
views az TO his nomination nv the an.
preaching Convention. or BY ne peop'e,
WI! 1h people Of the wesi
mem to be at Chicago on tho 29th inst.
aud they may take 1t in their heads e.
make a nomination Independent Of tho
Convention. We hope net; bat N v
may do Il. lf the outside nominee,
should not be Mcclellan what will the
New Workers do sbout III .HH
II s well enough for these New York
political managers 10 understand, that
the people Of the West are not 10 q
dragooncd into the support Of nny man
in that way IT o. will not be moved
from their propricty by any such threats
of boltine the Chicago nominations, II
they are not fayoritos Of the New York.
trs. The West has been the tall OF ,hsi
kite too long already.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
A Reptilian Letter.

We received the following startling
letter the other day: 5s.f-
HEAD QUARrERs Co. ! 9th o. V. ca
.r-l5u- MUREsyiLLE, ALA.
August 4ih 1861
Eihron TRBusE.-We found coiled
away in our mail OF lust evening vene-
nous copperhead, which did not alarm,
but very much surprised US, and as the
air is not very congenial to his health In
the 9th o. V. c., we take the liberty to
send him prisoner TO you. We will
detail two postage stamps as guard know
ing that the reptile stands very much in
fear of anything marked "U. s."
MANY SOLDIERS.
On carefully examining further we
found this "venomous copperbead" to be
a copy OF the Seneca Advsrtiser Of July
22d. The boys can rest assured that the
animal is kept under close guard, and il
the continued clicking Of loyal types does
not convert II from the error Of its ways
they will have The extreme felicity oi
knowing that il shall be banished TO the
briny dominions of Salt River, as a pris.
oner Of war, together with large batch
Of other prisoners. on or about the sthdsy
of November next, in obedience TO the
command Of the two millions and a hal
of loyal voters ofthe North.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
7--3n Treasury Loan.

The new loan which Secretary
.Fessenden is asking the people to
subscribe for, is advertised in
another column. Every one who
has any money to loan can not
find any better or securer place
ITO put it. 1t is the best Sa-
wings Bank in the country. Be.
sides receiving a good interest
for your money, you are not com
PEELED to pay any taxes upon it,
And it is perfectly safe. There
need be no fears about our Nation
al debt ever being repudiated. The
people of the North will never &C
demean themselves. The debts
Of the nation are owed to the peo
pie and there is no danger that they
will ever become repadiators o.
that which belongs to them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

A voluntary uni,n Of twenty, or even
ten States, is 20 be preferred to coerced
unity of forty States. No reaonable man
viii hesitate in his choice. Fort Wayne
Sentinel.
W understand the Ssxtinsl, then tt
Give up ~the Union as il was''-- OF thirty
luur S atcs--and TO be willing to accep'
any less number, seven Of ten," that the
7, bells naiy voluntarily" consent to le
us have 10 that Journal as ready to abanl
don ''the Constitution as Il is "--To'ed
BLade.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

Coon ADvIoE.--Says an ex.
change: "Never buy goods of n
dealer that don't advertise. You
can be sure that he is close, stingy,
and lacks sufficient energy to take
advantage Of the markets and to
buy cheap. In fact, it 10 a safe
rule to set down that you will have
to pay 20 per cent. more for goods
to merchant who don't advertise
than to one who does"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

~
There are q great many Of the oppo
siticn members whs profess to take gresi
offence when they are called Copper
heads, yet at the ssme time with more
lmpudenee than Jeff Davis and his raj
seslIiop followers, they continue to apply
such epithets ss "black Abolitionists,' .
l"Ghouls," and "Shoddy's" to the Union
party, but when we retort by applying
appropriate epithets to them, they file q
long bill Of exceptions. and get mad about
u. Their love for freedom Of speech is
very sincere so long as they can say what
they please, and do what they please,
even if they are trying to tear down the
government, bum their neighbors houses
and murder Union soldiers aud citizens
but Union men must be careful in wha,
they say II they do not wish to offend ,he
rebellious understanding of,heir Copper
head friends.
But, gentlemen, you can call US what
you please, we shall always give you any
name we think you deserve. Men who
associate with the copperhesd,, lid no
one sgreesble to them bot the Copper.
heads, and who expect to vote for Cop.
perheads for any and ali offices from Pres.
idential elec,or down at the next election
should be called by an appropriate name.
And these men feel sggrieved il they are
denominhted Copperhesds ! They desire
to be;uuderstood that they are Democrats.
The old proverb i. that"s MAJ is always
known by the company he keeps" In
times like these the proverb 10 as appro.
pirate as il is true. A man cannot habit.
ually associate with Copperheads unless
he approves their acts and purposes
Loyalty and treason does not mingle
tremendously together liza man /, loyal
at heart, his loyalty will lead him TO as.
sociats with the loyal, he will utter 10y al
sentiments, he viii approve loyal acts,
he will sustain his country and he VIII
detest traitors alike, whether they ARE
known as Copperhesds or rebels. 1.-The
wishes to be known as loyal man, he
will come out from among the dsloyal.
fhe don't do thut, il is simply because
he is disloyal himself and don't want to
10 IL Ifhe is Coppcrbead he ought
10 be called by his right name.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
Stereoscopic.

old JonN SrAuB has procured
'ono of the best Stereoscopic exhi.
bitions there is in the country, at
which YOU can behold atartlino -
battle scenes, and splendid views
,ofriver, ,harbor and city grandeur.
II is worth the money it costs
you to see it.