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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

MKssss. c. G. CLAkk a Co.-GxsrLEsss;-Id de.
sire TO make known tire almou instAnta nsols eI,et.
of''Coss Dyspepsia ouIe, in cases Of eholsra NOR.
hos. had been iof twenty. -four ko.rs puIxips At
the stomach and bowels, every fifteen minuts, I
wen, inio your drug store 10 procure som. brandy, as
had always been told that Is wss coed remedy for
Dysentsry. My Fallid face aud my weakness a.
once atlT.etsd the sniion Of the esrk In ehsrEs
aud he askst me at once "what 10 the mausfI" L
replied; "t have been for twsaiy. four hours vomit.
lag and Parging, Aad am unable To stand OF walk
from weakness, and this deadly sickness At nv
stomach completely prosisais' me. lie produesd
bette Of Goes Dyspspsia Cure, ,ayius, take large
swallow Of thsti tia now II e'eocki tsis another
Ahsr dinasr."
From the msmsnt took that dose Of the medioias
my sickness at the stomach was gons--iu effect was
irstahtnneous. In an hour eat my dinner with az
good relish ss svst hungry mAn partook, (as was
we'll cleared cut Of food,) and followed by q tsa.
spooafal Of cure. have not suffered particle of
ineonvsnisaos since ! took the remedy.
Its aston WAS 30 wonderful and 90 immsdists that
could hardly bssve the svidssees Of my own 90
and desire to psbiiely make tnswn ,hs.s f.ets that
the whole world may avail themselves Of its use.
Like bread, Il shosld fhd place In every ones
ouss, and bslisss that shauld 20 away from
hone without bottle Of In his pocket o. where IT,
eoad bs quickly made available. GEO. l.. DRAKE..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

Those who know my constitution, what my con.
dtion has been for tho last thirty ysa, viii believe
with me that medicine which will reach NY ease,
will reseh aimouany one. Goes DyspspsiA Gaze has
snabed mo to eat anything pleas, and II ssU sci.
dom now have TO use the medicine. Il relieved me
In an instant when was In great pain. My whols
system Is being sirsng'hs ned By its use.
ANN E. BAGQOTT.
New Haven, June eolh, lsGi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

While journsying on the cars, my stomach be.
came badly dersngsd, causing ievsrs pain N my
head. Had u been on the water Il would have bssn
called sea.sc kness. lady sitting By mo, knowinr.
my condition, reached ont 4 bottle ssyins,"isk .
swallow" I did 50, and In less than ave minaiea
my iroabls was ended. The medicine was sCos',
Dyspspsia Care" and from the effect II had upon
the Stomach, s,d what have learned Of u since, 1
think IL must be excellent remedy Tor sea siel,
nss, and DyspsBra. MRS. SAMUEL FIELD
Madison, Juns J0th, 1854
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
J. X. HoRp. Secretary.
Col. Gibson

win speak at Melmore on next Satur-
dav evening, Oct. 9Th, and at Sycamore.
wyandot county, on Saturday evening a
week, Oct. 18th.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
The War News.

This week continues somewhat
exciting. At last accounts Sheri-
dan was still pushing forward
Grant has gained important ad-
vaptagcs both on the right and left
of his lines. 1t is safe to assert
that it will not be long before
Richmond is ours.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

Mn. cos:-Ths bottle ofCe.'s Dyspepsia Cure you
gave me has backed up your ststsmeni eoncs ming
Il. lhavs only used half bottle, and osA eat plns
apple, short cake or anything else, without rosbls.
Il acts like charm. The relief IL aotds 10 instsa.
tsnsous. JANE A. LUwREY.
New Haven, June Ieth, 1854.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
Mer Adrrrtisemsnts.
LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
Remaining uncalled for at the Tiffin
Post Office, October 5, 1864.
Baker Eliza Homer Samuel
Barnburt Jennie Keller Ellen
Baker A c Muclcd Job
Broyman A ) Mathews hugustus
Borman Libbie Morris John
Brown Octarora Mok +
Cassety Samuel North Isaac
Cheuslc Mary Pontious Sarah
Davis Mrs M Rife Jacob
DAVIS Elisabeth Sssle Hannah
Duvall Cra~ ford Shaner Prissilla 2
Davis IL T. Suhn Arilia
Dewitt Ellen Steinfcld N
Gregg Emily Spnulding Samuel 3
Hedges Jibbie
Persons calling for letters, will please say
ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP, p. NJ.
IL. c. KUHN, Deputy.
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ONE OF tue rwESTy;FiprH.

NEw HAvEssJEne ilth, 1864.
hH.CoK--Sm; Having beoa iopbisd with the
DyspsPsia Tor sons eight or twelve nea'hs, have
taken the usual kinds OF medic ines, which have done
me no coed. ! saw your advsrissmeut Of . nsdi-
cine To the Dyspepsia have ted II sad fssadi IL
TO be the Iaedieine. Ths hnt IL DROPS (ths 9Th Of
Juns0 that Itook, relieved me In one minets. ]
have tAksa u three or -four dmss. but have bad no
feeling In my stomach aimee taking the
6nt IS d,epsi altogethsr before, I eorld not eat
msai, and sensumss no more than three OF fssT
RssPselfaib, J.F. woophCff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

01rJ. n. Free was in town last week.
if we do not forgot it we will "rollr for
lin next week
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
A Voice from Home Through our City P.psn.

NEW ffNNENI OVHHff WV INf IFOFs
MEssRs EDiToRs:-Alow me, through your col.
unns, TO acknowledges my sratiisds for the benssi
have received from the use OF Goes Dy spepsiA Care
Although was great sufferer from DJspepsis, tho
first dose gave instant rehsf and ounce has
blsd me 10 eu, anything please. without pain. Z
have now stopped using the medicine, as no longer
needit. PALMlRA LYMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

MADISON, Conn. Jane 3Oth, 1864.
From the benefit derived by the use oi Goes Dys-
pspsia Cure Ia my family, am prepared TO ssy tha,
I never intend to Be without IL snd advise all who
>re afflicted with Dyspep,i. 10 iIy y.
PliiLANDER LEWIS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
The Union State Ticket,

(Etscrtos DAY, OcrobEH III
Supreme Judges,
ron ruLL TERM,
LUTHER Day, Of Portage County
ITO YiLL vAScAsciEsl
Long vacancy,
WILLIAM WHITE, Of Clarke County
short vacancy,
HORACE WILDER, Of Ashtabuls.
Secretary Of state.
WIN. n. SMITH, Of Hamilton County.
Attorney General,
W. p. RICHARDSON, Of Monroe.
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
MOSES r. BRAILEY, Of Fulton.
Board Of Public WORKS,
ruLL TERM,
PHILIP HERZLING. Of AuglaiEo'
ron VACANCY,
JAMES MOORE, VI Coshoeton.
For Congress,
RALPH p. BUCKLAND.
The Union County Ticket.
For Auditor, JAMES NJ. STEVENS.
For Treasurer, JESSE SHRIvER.
For Sheriff, LEVI wEIRICK.
For Coroner. HORACE HALL.
For In6rmary Director for one year,
BENJAMIN REEME.
For Infirmury Director for three years
JOHN W. BARRICK.
For Commissioner,
DAVID NJ. NEIKIRK.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
Partition Notice.

hhHO" ANOthGOs
Reuben r, Carey,
Anns rompsin'. deceased, Probate Cosrr. Seneca
H.. AEsnN Cosniy, Ohio.
The said defendant, James Brsw,r and Mar,
ntewrE, hts vile, Frank Pratt, and the heir, ot
Theresa Ptat., eonsou Of Fnnk Pat, whose name,
aud the whole OF whose places OF Issid.nc, are On.
Snowa 10 petitionsr, viii take notice that ON N,
g'm day OF November, A. ID 1861, said Carey, a,
such Administrator, filed his petition In the P,oba,s
Court OF Seneca County, Ohio, against them ana
othsf, Wherein be says That the person estate Of
SAID Anna Tompkins amounts to SEGA asi That the
inst aebh slready allowed agaiast said estate and
robssle coats OF adminisuatsn amount. TO S2os as;
iht u h Necessary to pay said dsbts,.to sell the
real estate OF said dsceassd. described as follows,
to.wn:
Berg all that part OF the north part OF ,ou,hws,t
quarter 81 section No. IL, township O. north OF range
". In hsnees County, Ohio, living north oS he
center line OF sink Creek less four,sn acre. od Of
more OF less.
That on the ssa day OF September, 1864, n. fled
MS supp lementai pet tion ia said court wherein he
.sys that since hlnx said original pstition, said
Thsresa Pfau has departed this lfs Isayin M minor
he,, whose nambsr. age and place OF rs.idsnes are
unknswn 10 him, and that in connection with said
other defendants, hold the said estate OF inh,Jtaase
therein, and praying that thew AZ be made n,rtis,
defendant for an order to se1 sad real s,tuts that
,.id petitioners will be heard on the itth dsy Of
Move smbst, ls6f.
R.T.CAREy, Admini,u.,or
Of Anna Tompkins,
Lee Brewer, Attorneys, Oete-i~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

eJ-Gov. DrSSIsos has entered upon
the discharge Of his new duties as Post.
master General.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
Nrw HAvss. Jsns ] Nh, ise

NEw HAvES, Jane ith. 1864.
Ma. CoE-pEAK sIRs--rhs settls Of DYspspsis
Medicine reesivsd iron roc. gave tnstsntsnsass
was sbott like taxing two dsssl to day 10 nsf-
row, than every other day. nersssing The quantity sf
food and dsersasins the medicine. until vas sns.
was sEtrsms one, h.viaE safsssd fss ssvsn yssss
now consider mysslf seFsd and BY ealy aAiay ose
bottle Of Msdicns In the space Of tive laonihs The
dose ~ss tsaspooAisl ELLENs. ALLEN,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
T.sti..sOIaiaIs.

From the Pastor ofths Methods, Z. Church, Msdi.
son, Conn.
Ihave used Goes Dyspepsia Cure in my family. aud
csn willingly testify to its value as n medicine.
HENRY Gil.MANO, Pastor VI. 4. Charch.
Madison, Conn, June 3Uth, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

will uot snd cannot exist here the used. IL
the Di,ease BY removi ng the csus.. not hs
Alsoholic Dittsrs which cover mp your bad fselings
FOR few moments By their exhilafating effects.
Beware Of all such remedies or beverages, but Ia,
their plaees Remedy that will resors the dis-
sassd functions to their normal condition aud set In
motion the entire hnman mechanism in perfect hsr.
mony, and upon principles anonymous with well de-.
fned pht laws. That such viii be the eject
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

Wholesale Druggists, New Hs.sa. csss..
LfiA Rmpnsssss.
NoIE.-Fsmslss xseuSrE win snt t6is : sp,su.
did satdots fof Nausea st steaseh, and all inSispo
sitles psesiisI 10 the si,usueay
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

The Union National Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF rBSsrssxt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06
Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

Fever aud Ague, Sick-Headache. Sick
ness ut the Stomach, Constipation,
Heartburn, Collie Pains in Stom-
ach or Bowels, Dysentery,
Vomiting, feeling of
Faintness aud Las.
siinde, Want
of Appc-
titc,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-06

New Haven, Jun. cob, 1895.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-03
The CleveIapa0pIn,forn,.

The following is a revised copy of the
platform adopted by the radical convention
at Cleveland: s, ID ...,
The platform was adopted, as follows:
First-That the Federal Union shall be
preserved. 'a'"s 'Ts rFE -
second-Tbat the Constitution and laws
of the United States must be observed and
obeyed.
Third-That the rebellion must be sup
pressed by force of arms, and without com,
promise. '-l'
Fourth-That the rights Of free speech,
free press and the ha6eas. corpus be held
inViolate, save in districts where martial
law has been proclaimed.
Fifh-That the rebellion has DESTROYED
slavery, the Federal Constitution should be
amended to prohibit its re- establishment,
and to secure to all men absolute equality
before the law.
Sixth-That integrity and economy are
demanded at all times in the administra-
ton of the government, and that in time
OF war the want of them is criminal,
Seventh-That the right OF asylum, ex.
cept for crime and subject to law, is a re-
cognized principle of American liberty ;
that any violation oft cannot be overlook.
| ed and must not go unrebuked
Eighth-That the national policy known
as the "Monroe Doctrine" has become a
recognized principle, and that the estab-
liHhment of an Anti Republican Govern
meat on this continent by any foreign
power cannot be tolerated.
Ninth-That the gratitude and support
OF the nation is due to the faithful soldiers
and the earnest leaders of the Union army
and navy. for their heroic achievements
aud deaIhless valor in defence of our i'm.
perilled country and Of civil liberty.
Teuth-ThAt the one. term policy for the
Presidency, adopted by the people, is
strengthened by the force of the existing
crisis. and should be maintained BY con.
stitutional amendments. %
EleVenth-Thst the constitution should
be 90 amended that the President and Vice
President shall be elected by a direct vote
of the people.
Tweltth-That the question of the re.
construction Of the rebellious states be.
longs to the people, through their repre-
senratives in Congress, and not to the Ex.
ecutive. :,
Thirteenth-That the coniiscatiou of the
lands of the rebels. and their Distributed
among the soldiers and actual settlers, IL
| Q measure of Justice
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-03

THE New York World informs us that
Mr., Lincoln promises changes in his Cabi-
net if he is re. elected. We do not deny
but there is great need ofreforuation there,
but then when the World tells us that
Simon Cameron is to be Secretary of War
or Secretary of anything else, the matter
becomes joke Of the most apparent char
acter. We can swallow some of the errors
of an honest but erring Administration, can
believe to our hearts content that the sun
never shone on more loyal adherent to
the Constitution than Abraham Lincoln,
but when we are told that Simon Cameron
Is to be again inOculated on the Govern
ment, through the medium OF the Cabinet
We become infdels to the very core. We
give the World the credit for the greatest
joke ofthe season. .. I'D ,....s +
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had bees 10 IhS tOEVlOsS, Did eli tbs L..
competent oalOsFS go to General hTAgs,
and all the good ones go to the other Cen
erals2
TIE GEORGIAN REBELS HLER1Ha TO ATLANTA.
from the Richmond Examiner, May 80.
ATLANTA, May 25.-Westward and east.
ward, to Columbus. the harmless people oil
Northern Georgia are crowdinR into this
city to await the issue of the impending
struggle between our army and the Federal
The Relief Committee here are ponrinR ont
everything that can be obtained for their
sustenance, and call now to the people Of
Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina, 70
aid, and help them. Immediate, instant
help is needed in clothing for women and
children. bacon, salt meats, fish, meat and
corn, These things can be delivered to
the agent ofthe express company, address
ed to J. W. Duncan, President Of Relief
Committee, Atlanta. They also need In
formation as to where any number OF the
destitute females can 'iind shelter and food
Will the press please publish these and aid
in, the matterH l'a 7sF ti--.-
Two press reporters came from the army
this evening. Their intelligence is mostly
of character which prudence requires
should be withheld from publication.
Farther movements looking 70 a secure
base for the army have been completed.
The alarm In this city has in great
measure subsidized Several days MAY
elapse before general engagement takes
place. -' ~ Hg
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TAsIF Iaaasbae, sbtSstsE u bAS hess ~.
paFeHt, has bssa bAleiul, and 10 RroPev
they should 60 In e gang by themselves.-
Where one hirsuts person will vote for
Fremont, q dozen sober, sensible men,
whose position would otherwise have been
doubtful, will vote for Abraham Lincoln,
against whom the chief accusation made is
that he is q man of good common sense,
and refrains from committing himself to
the theories of the dtsorgauizers and de.
stroyers, who, however patriotic may be
their intentions are playing into the hands
of the secessionists. The Cleveland Con-
vention has contributed largely to the
public sentiment in favor of the reelection
of President Lincoln, rallyiug to his sup
port, against the extremists and fanatics
North and South, the solid people of the
country. B.. ..a. ,di- a.. .r.....sa
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We sometimes tbtuk when we SEQ Har:

We sometimes hiuk when We SEQ Har.
Psr'' Magazine. or the Atlantic Monthly, for
certain month, say July, out and for sale
before June is half gone, that things are
anticipated little, and that more leisure
would be seasonable and rational. But
such enterprise is nothing to that Of the
N. Y. World, which this wuch iu advance
of Mr.. LincOlu's reelection, lays out his
next cabinet as follows: -.sHaal
Secretary of State-Charles Francis Ad-
Secretary of Treasury-Isisao Sherman,
ofNew York.
Sec, etsry Of War-Sim0n Cameron.
Secretary of the Navy-H. Winter Davis.
Secretary OF the Interior-Horace Gree.
ley.
Observation-Disclosures L. DAYTON
Postmaster. General-Sohuyler Colfax
Mr.. Seward will probably be rendered
the mission to England-and hopes are mol
abandoned that General Fremont will 40
cept that to France. Mr.. Greeley is named
because it is felt that something is due his
patriotism" in turning the cold shoulder
upon the Cleveland convention.
The same correspondent says that Mr.
Chase is waiting very impa.iently for Chic
Justice Tsuey's robes. r.-
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Prom tho Cincinnati comm.roi.l,
The Cleveland ConvontIon,

This body Of imptacticables sfgnalfzed
tneir absolute folly yesterday, by the nom
lnauon OF John q. Fremont for President.
6nq John Cochrane for Vice President
ger. Fremont, some time ago. was so feeble
% 70 pledge himself to run for the Presi.
oency a. anindependent candidate, if Lin.
coin were, nominated at Baltimore: A
y. tSe action OF the State Conventions of ali
nornInation of Lincoln az Baltimore a cer.
taiHty' of course Gen. Fremont will 0rSte.
fully accept the CleVeland uominstion
TIE collection. at CIeSeIand, 5of tbeiTocit.
eFops tmPrscGicableS, AMI their character.
lslie proceedings, Is good thing. The
AdmintStFatiOa Is we'll rid of such people.
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Connissoner's sala-

~ the property now known a. the HKrarsT
~ HOUSE, on the east side Of Main street AMI
the lots on Market street IN the rear thereof an
Saturday the Sd Of July, a. at the front door Of
the Court House for Ohio county. -
IN PuESuAnsoof decree Of the Circuit Court far
Onio county In . certain cauS51hoFsin dOpApdInE
wherein Francis D. Chapline 70 complainant and
me dsyiseee heirs at law and executor Of Moss NJ
ChePIne' deceased, and Mary 7. Lynch, are defend
ants, shall sell, as special commiSSoner. Al tho
'front.' door OF the Court HouSe for Ohio COUNTY. an
saturday the I'd Of July, 1884 IcommenoInc Ala
ale a. 10 O'Clock, A. u. 10 the highest Ana bS"1
puGct AZ public suction, the folloWip real g1tato
In the said decree particularly mentioned and 49,
cribed situated in the city Of WhuolinT tsSs a -
~ Two tnird1 OF the lot numbered thirty nina -
SsIronting forty.four,-44-Eeet, on the eSEt do
o. AAn street and extending back Of even vidtII
ealtWsIdy nom said street, one hundred and thITtT
ESo-ISZ-IeetI being the property now known n ~
ATamcr House" also part OF lot nnnborcI ~
hundred and eighteon-lIS-beinF tVcotI t-, ~
G-ieet nom the south side Of HHld lot frontibS m
MARKET street, and running back Of even Sidtb
11ty-soyen-6T-tSet; also lot numbSrCd IN. h0H
dfed and Observation-Disclosures on SSJd T.rE.4
street. aixty'BiK-e0-foOt aud FunuInR boCIr 49,.
width hiKty Seyen-67-feot. Tho AID MI. ~ IN.
numbered one hundred and eiRhtssn-li9-n6S ono
hundred and ninetOon-Ilo-will DO IoId I1 tot,r
SepSfat' parcels Of tWeuty-tWo-29-fott mont
TERMS oRsALA-ThsO one nnh-1Ln.,t mn.
R99ItehaSe money In cash, and the renainIpE E1T.
t aI 70 Iour equal instruments, payable 10 III
tt-NtI 0Ghteen and tW0nty.Eour monthR With n,
Iest from the day Of sale the purchSS1r H. ~
pond lot the deferred instAlmOntS; he CommiSSsn.r
70 70 IeTan ne title until the purchase monoy ShSII
Nay S0th, 1884. Qm) epociSl Com1j.-joc.-
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We are indebted to our ever obligine
friend, Col, T. NJ. Harris Of the 10th W. Va
Regiment, commanding at Beverly, for a
copy of the Rockingham, Va. Register,
printed at Harrisonburg, and dated May
the 2oth, 1t is pretty much taken up with
rebel details and versions of the battle oil
New Market. 1t sums up the results Of
the battle as follows -'.sf- -.
TIE results of the battle of New Market
may be summed up. briefly as follows:
Confederate loss, in killed and wounded
800, of which only about so were killed.
The loss of the enemy has been variously
estimated at from 500 10 1000, killed,
Wocnded and prisoners. OF these, prob ably
200 to 300 were killed, aud about 700
wounded and prisoners. The enemy car
ried OF large numbers of his wounded,
leaving large number at Mt. Jackson, and
some at other points down the Valley,
We took 500 stand Of small arms
splendid pieces Of artillery and about 100
prisoners in addition to the wounded left
10 our hands.
The Registsr awards q conspicuous share
of the rebel honors to the cadets Of the
"Virgiuia Military Institute" from Lex.
ingtOn, (ths place where StousWAlI Jack.
son used to teach the military art) and
notices that the corps numbering 2I0 boys
lost 81 10 killed and wounded. Speaking
Of the Cadet corps the editor of the Regts.
ter says:
I'VE had the pleasure to witness, 10 tbs
fight, displays OF courage and GOODNESS
under . severe ere which won for those
who participated 10 the conflict immorta
honor. It made our heart leap to see lhl
Cadets from the V. n. l. move forward il
the charge upon the enemy's battery
Their step Was As steady az the tread o
veteran soldiers. They never faltered, bu
went into 'Ihe harvest of death" as though
tney had been accustomed to such bIoody
work. Three Of these 'boys" were killeC
10 one spot by the explosion of one of Ihr
enemy's shells. The people of the VALLEY
OF Virginia owe these gallant soldiers
debt of gratitude which they can neVe
pay
The conduct Of the people of New Mar
ket, during tho fight and after the oonfic
terminated, Was above all praise. A bette
people-more generous, self sacrificing 40,
devoted to the Confederate cause, does no
live. The ladi stood in the doors of thei
dwellings with refreshments for the wouu
ded and hungry soldiers as they came tror
the battle field, and some Of them assiste
in dressing and binding up the wounds G
the poor fellows who had come TO defen
their home, from Invasion and desecration
1t was noble sight, such an exhibition G
the glorious character OF our fair country
women. Private parlors were cheerful
given up to the wounded, and the citizen
seemed ambitious only TO excel in work
Of kindness and hospitality. The grateful
soldiers who participated in the battle G
New Market will long remember them.
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Commissioner Sale.
Sarah Brown, ct. ala

SAOHHt " gu
VI. Tn Cb,ns.-,
Sarah MOzIsr'u Executors, ct. ais. ~ OH-''s'y'
pursuance ofA decree Of the oircnIt oour+ sb-
IasVo hlo county, rendered on the 2Ith dSv 81 6SX
Gnd directed to the undersiEnod a. spseiSi
SoI..a We will sell ~ the font der 81 az
SOuIt houhe ofOhIo county, In the city Of TbnoiIH
a. % taS sfh dAy jay 1884, (eomnsnenS ala ale
public ustion, The following real eatHtS n ~
AZ - ~ SaatIy mentioned and described, sitTi
a!oo 70 me CITY Of Wheeling. that e 10 AZ IL,
nameeE thirty-one-a1-on toe vet ID ~ isfofT 40
III 5. 1s'Heen HashingLon and Adams StreSt N
W. W. HsLt o. the city Of wheeling eAlied NoStb
also the south half Of Lot numf5Sr foStSu
IN Sor+h On tho east side Of Main stFcSt
M as siLas % sALR.-TWenty-9o-por espt,r, -
S. money In cash, and The TorSSi,SI. ~
sfShtSSn NJ Hastallments payable in II. tTeIyo
SIC ill., J-tI snty'Ioar months from the dav Il
- tI InItSteaS fhe purchaser or p1FnhaS,r1 -
fSEsS TD.t.I GSod personal security for IL A.
ntle until the purchase MONEY abSII ~. hS ne
JAMES 3 What.
y,vaY.S SAMUEL IRWIN F..
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