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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

TO The Unconditional Union Voters Of New Castle
County:
lHE undersigned oilers himself u candidate for the
nomination Of the Union voters the oncsof Sheriff.
and respectfully socits the support Of said aud
the same time pledges himself to support the nones Of
the parry. WILLIAM jones'
heu Lion Hundred, Jan. II, 1854. jan l5tn
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

SOLDIERS AND 0FPIoERs in the army, being
exposed to sudden changes, should always be
supplied with "BroWas Bronchial 7rOehss," as
they give prompt relief in Cold, Cough, or an
IrTitated phroHf.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

INCERY OF THE STATE OF
or NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
william II. Townsend p.,,.i.. r.. t,,,,,.,
AID others. ie''''ou 'or fNf'''VA'
In pursuance Of the order of the Chancellor 10 the above
made Sept 18th ISIS notice Ia hereby given TO all
PERSONS having any lien upon the interest Of
William II Townsend, Samuel Townsend, Anna E.
Tow nsend Anna McNiurphy and Frances L. MoMurphy,
or either to petition setting forth the amount
and nature Of the ia the office Of the Register In
Chancerv for New Cattle Couu DAYS before he third
Monday IN February H. 1854 and to appear and prove
said lien or at the ung term Of ibis Court before
ire rising Of the Court tue third day the tern.
GEO. b. RODNEY, Trustee.
New Castle, peeslb0r ga, 1858. ass2+tsb u
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ID. CHANDLER,
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter. Principal.
SESSIONS--1S63.

The buildings aud grounds have been plseod in com
pete order and filled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience of students-
private study, free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course ofInstruetion Is thorough and p-astie l.
Designed to ht young for Hduii sion to best
ieges, fer the active duties of the snOp
ing house.
By theberalty Of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
is furnished with Library Of $4,000 Volumes and Of
the best collections oil ChemcGl and Philosophical Appa-
rAtus In the United sates-thus aIordng facilities
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical eduea
ton far superior TO most schools In country.
This b,si Teachers will be employed, and no labor
spared TO secure the proper, moral mental and physical
training Of tho young men entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and niormA alton address
EDWARD d. PORTER,
Rpl Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
Sale of Government Horses at
Auction


CAVALRY BUREAU,
oEFicR OF CHIEF QUARTER MASTER,
Washington, b. g., Jan ~, 1854.
y y SEA Is Of Condemned Government Horses will
4 4 pe mad AT the following places, viz;
Two hundred (200) at Trenton, n. J Carlisle,
Pas Wilmington, Dol, aud York, Ia.
Due notice Of Gays OF sale will be published.
Farmers and invited 10 attend these HaleF,
as many OF these Horses though unfit for tbs u :. Cav
airy serylos will found valuable ordinary Road
Farm service.
4EGAs-Cash, in U s. Treasury Notes.
JAMES A. EKIN,
jan. lott lt Chief O. NJ, Cav. bureau.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

THE fashions and modes for the present season. are
now sufficiently settled, to enable my customers and
the public to make their
FALL AND WINTER SELECTIONS
goods They therefore invited call and exs mine
Our choice assortment Of
Cloths, Casslmeres and VesIIngs
uited to the season. Every garment made by us is
warranted to give satsfacton aud at the possible
\ Ap2eh .i...- J. Il. MUHLHAUsEN,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
Valuable Wharf Property
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON
AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at Public Sale. on the premises, on
Thursday. February IL, 1854,

AT o'CLOOK Pm,
All that valuable Wharf PfoT erty situate on the south
side of Chsanf river, adjo ing the southery side Of
tue Wilmington Bridge, fronting about three hundred and
nity-one feet the Chrstana river and about three
hundred aud eighty eight feet tha CAussway Market
Street extended publi road forty feet wide which
is erected Large Two Story store House and other
tensive buildings.
No. 2. Adjoining Lot No. l, having front Of about
four hundred and six and half feet the Christina
river, and extending back about three hundred and
ninety ieel to the Aforesaid public roal
No. 0. Having front or Market street Causeway q
about twenty and half eet. and extending along he
aforesaid public about three hundred and seventy
four amt half feet TO point.
No. Having front on said public road Of about four
hundred two and half feet extending back At one
end about lightweight feet and the other end about
thirty-six aud a half feet.
Numbers and being the Real Estate Of Jesse Pennoci
deceased and sold by order Of his Executors
Terms at sale S. & NJ PENN0CK
Is WM. H. NAFF Auctionoer.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

ONaud after MONDAY, DC
" the accommodation Of p
lows, until further Hotiee
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING co.

PhiIadeIphis-NO. 1877 Walnut street.
Street ana Duquesne Way
nov21-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15
GNINsULAR R. R. LINE,

. Va A4O III o.
Y, October 9th, 1858, Trains for
Of Passengers will run az fol-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-15

At. At shIIBbufyl B.IO
ore to Milford, ssAford and
train from Baltimore and
Passengers for Dover may
. and proceed same evening
&. q. sE WALL, Jr.,
Superintendent Dial. R.R.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-02-12

r. n
EDITTDABYTRoMAs MEERAN
a'"ia 'Fhe Monthly contents aro 81 ~'''}
Hints-Flower Gardening and Pleasure
Ground Fruit Gardsn;' Vegetable Gar
den; Window Gardening.
CommS@cdtSo = Embracing tie views
ofatheI best writers on Horticulture, Ar
boficdlttfre and R1ralo Affairs, tlTl@d' 'aIi
-Edit~tal4Giving the Editors views
on IN the the ~ important Horticultural improve
mehlsss al siB9g 10 rsdm1u srol tidsToy
os Scraps and Queries rFruitsaLr
New Plant ssAlD Domestic and Foreign IN
teligepce Horticultural Notices. y S,fy35 a ,.f.
With each Department handsomely il,
fustrated.is sh 2nifts3 bGs laat aids aGimiel,
xaThssei general features WILDE retained
AID lpr the publisher pledges himself that no,
laber Oh expense7 shall be spafedtto render
Ithe succeeding issues of the Magazine
every ysywoftby Of the favor with which
his previous efforts have been amply re-
)wardedT &5TSend for aispecimen.a sgo1T
hjaq29 9woGH saojsiaa 10 aIiaqoig aeI j aa,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-02-12
SIXTH

Adjoins the last mentioned parcel, the in
terest offered for sale being the reversion
in fee after the lterminatipp ofthe Life TEs-I
tate of Mrs! Maria G. Hays, IN and to II
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-02-12
. P0udrette! Poudrette!!

YENHETlQRtf NAN UFA.CTURING G0AfPA-
r. NY, for the convenience of farmers and 9TH
efs have established an agency In Baltimore for
the saIeoftheit celebrated 1sondrette K lS
The experience oflthegsands,of of customers for
the past "a years attest to the fact that it is tho
cheapest mantire inmarkebtand sHperiof I'd any
ptAeE ag for HobaGeq GOren Rstqtessi sads Gasasst
F6s sctsss faft6srs In its Use, has eresatls ssttl p
inmeased tiebdemadd i1aMaryland and belassd
ware, end lastyear teistimesmdrewas sold shasg
eger before. .sss-,,
A pamphlet, containing directions for use.
&cs, may be had tfee, ~ addressing d letter df
applying to opy Baltimore Agents.. rsn a,s
n'hsllda ,BowEN &kBR0ER.
u No. ? Exchange Place, Baltimore, Nd, /,
jan22iSm III W, II Ut III. ~ l,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
TTEY ARE COMING.
The Brave and Gallant 18Th 0,
V. |. are OH The Road.

II has been rumurcd for some time that
the 49th Ohio was on th ir way home to
Seneca County. For some days their
whereabouts has not been definitely
known. But from information received
here on Saturday and Monday last, il was
generally believed that they would ar
rive on Tuesday p. NJ. train. Dispatches
rec eivcd by Maj. Sullivan on Tuesday,
states that il was impossible for them to
make the connection ut b. llefontane,
but would arrive at that place on
Wednesday morning at 8 A. NJ, and in
oil probability come direct through in an
extra train. From oil The information
we cun gather concerning the return Of
those brave boys, we think, we can safely
say, that their arrival is certain this
Wednesday afternoon, PM.
Grand and extensive preparations have
been madc by the citizens of this place
and the surrounding country. to give this
noble band of heroes hearty welcome.
On their arrival they will be escorted 10
Hedges Hall, where a bountiful table has
been prepared for them. Welcome home,
we say, to those veteran soldiers.
lP. S.-WEDSEsDAY MORNING, Februa-
Iry l0th.-Sirce the above was put in
f,ype, we learn from Major Sullivan that
, the iA9th is in Dellefontaine. A special
, sain went down last evening to convey
them home, and will be in Tffin be-
tween 2 and o'clock p. NJ. to-day.
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over.Anaious to MAKE one Rich.

Over Anxious to Make one Rich
The following le,tr sent TO one Of oor bes'
citizens, is q specimen Of the hundreds and
thousands sent annually all over the land tn
people ofall classes, to induce them TO incur
the risks Of Lotteries, and practice this Mind
Of gambling. The reader wi notice by the
peculiar phraseology, and uDderscored words
and sentences, how the managers Of these
establishments endeayor to assault human
nature on its weak sides by an unusual
amount Of nattery but It is too thickly laid
on for any save few Of the more verdant
class. People are generally so anxious that
/, all Of their neighbors should get rich, aud
especially by their putting ten dollar bill
into one OF their pockets and taking $1,000
out Of the other This is human nature
10 the way In which the boys s'y, / can I
see It,"
IL any one has ten dollars, aud they want
ten more, or Eve thousand more. we advise
them 10 make some other use Of il than to
send Il to any Lottery.
But to the Letter -
OrF'cE or FoRsEs BALL h Col
GGSERAL LorrERV AsESrs
CoviSGroS, kr., January 22d, 1854.
DEAR Sn:--Being desirous to send u hand
some prize to some responsible and influen-
tial person in your county, who would have
no otj cctions to circulate the report among
his friends and ncquaintances that the prize
was drawn at our far famed aud ever lucky
tflicc, and having obtained your address
from gentleman Of your locality, we take
the liberty Of making you the following lib.
era and extraordinary offer. Send us $40
to pay the managers for beautifully ar
ranged and full official Certificate of pack.
age, &c sixteenth Tickets, which we have
carefully selected, and labeled for you in the
enclosed Rich scheme to be drawn at Gov
ington, Kentucky February 9Th, 1864 and
we are confident the resnlt W VI prove profit.
able to yon. In this deservcdly popular lot.
terry the prizes are al ways all drawn - and
feeling SO full ly assured that the package &c.
lccted for you viii place at your disposal
some one Of the Capitals as NV Years
gift-will say "try it at all hazards and to
convince you Of our confidence IN what we
offer, will rgrec il you do not rcalzr by this
package at the very least one the SIS 900
prizes we will send you at tur own txrence
another package In one " our ever lucky cx
ira Lotteries.
All prizes drawn at our Office arc promptly
paid at our Barking House in New York
City. ly diaft or otherwise as the purchaser
may direct Send US sl0hy return mail and
give us the name Of your nearest Bank, so
that there m'ybe no delay ia forwarding YOU
Draftas soon as the drawing is over. To
facilitate the prompt execution Of our propo.
stion use the enclosed envelope aud make
your remittance at our Banking House IN
New Yuk. Confidential,
Yours Truly.
FoRRES, RALL Il Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
NOTICE

GEORGE W. CLINE will take
notice, that Petition was filed against him
on the 30th day Of December 1863, in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County.
Ohio, by Abel Kinney. and is now pend.
ing wherein the said Kin uncy demands parti.
ticn Of the following Rca Estate,to
The East half of the South East quarter,
" Section thirty.six, Township one. Range
thirteen in Seneca County, Ohio, containing
eighty acres Of land moic or less. Also the
North halt Of the West half Of the North
West quarter Of Section six Township one
South of Range fourteen in the County OF
Wyandot IN said State OF Ohio, containing
forty acres Of land, aud that at the next term
II said Court, application will be made 10y
said Abel |. Kinney for an order accordingly
ABEL |. KINNEY.
r. G.. PENNINGTON, Atty.
January Z. 1864. li-6t-si,6n
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I'IFFfN MARKETS
Road NOtice.

Notice is hereby given. that a
Petition win be presented to the Commis
sioners of Seneca County at their next
March session, fer the location and estab
fishing ofa County Road as follows. com.
mencing for the same at the south east cor.
ner Of Seneca County, and running thence
North, on and along the line between the
counties Of Seneca aud Huron, to the North.
east corner oil lands now, or formerly owned
by Jonathan Michener, and there to termi.
nate. Pc ITIONERS.
Jan. 2ath, 1865.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
Road NOtice.

Notice is hereby given, that q
petition will be presented to the Commis
siouers Of Sepeea County, Ohio. at their
next March Sessi ion, for the location and
establishing Of County read, as follows:
Commencing for the same in the Catcher
Road, so called, on the line between lands
now (or formerly) owned by Jonathan Mi.
chener and Avery Leonard, in Venice
Township. Of said County. and running
thence East, on aud along the line to the
County line between the Counties Of Huron
and Seneca, and there to terminate.
PETITIONERS.
Jan, oSth, 1864 4--5ts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Obituary.-An mistaken trust Ia the
wisdom and goodness Of God, may repress
every murmut rgainst the daikes, dispense
tion Of His Providence. But that consola.
tion that must be bought by time and forget.
hllncss, what fcelink heart can receive D.
The fond regrets, the tender recollections Of
departed worth, who can forget No they
will live in long remembrance. Such will
be the rceollcctons ofMRs. FASSIE NJ. KSurr
consort Of GEoRoE kSurr, Esq, who died on
Friday, the 29th Of February, at the residence
of her husband. near TiiIiin, in the 5llh year
of her age. During her short illness hoce
sustained the faintins spirits Of her friends
But at the end Of three days fro hs attack
human aid could not retail 10 the object o { her
love-e1hausted nature sunk beneath it's
load, and her spirit was released The dc.
ceated seemed to have had, for several
months, an extraordinary fcreboding Of the
sad event as eyinced both by words and sc.
tions, and when attacked by her last illness
no arprehen nsion was frh Of itS fatal termina.
ton bat by herself. She seemed certain oi
its issue, and though using the necessary
means Of rcstorotion, appeared not alarmed
bu, pcrf city resigned-ielying with conf
dence on Him who gives life and salvation
10 all who trust in Him. She has lcft six
children, bcresved husband. and bumer
Gus circle Of near relatives and friends 70
lamert their irreparable loss and adds anoth.
er to the many proofs. that in the midst oI
life we are in death. Ga Sunday the 3lst nj
January her remains were followed to ihcir
last resting place, by her distressed hus
band and childr,n, all her living brothers
and sisters. and largo concourse Of sympa
,hising friends aud ncighbcrs.
RICH.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Farmers Meeting.-n ,nrrting of the
farmers Of this vicinity was held in the
Court House on Saturday last. The object
Of the meeting which will be seen by the
following resolutions, was to fix upon y
standard price per cord for wood. RuDoLrH
kAeY. Esa. was appointed chairman, and
JIREmIAn REX, Secretary.
On motion Of II. Davidson, a committee
Of five was appointed to draft resolutions ex
pressing the object ofthe meeting. The fol
lowing named gentlemen composed the com.
mittee
Henry Davidson, Isaac Hershey, Michael
Hoke, Henry strausbureh and Henry Smith.
The following resolutions were reported
to the meeting and adopted.
RESOLVED That the price Of hard wood be
fixed at not less than FIVE DOLLARS per cord,
and the price Of soft wood at FouR DOLLARS
per cord.
RESOLVED That hard wood shall be deiin.
ed as Hickory. Sugar, Beach, and White
Ash.
RESOLVED That the wood .haulers of the
County OF Seneca, be reques,edto abide by
these prices for one year, or until the City
Council repeal the Wood Ordinance.
RlscLvED That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Tiffin papers.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER LlMPACH,
cgainst
THEODORE IJMpACH


Court of Common Pleas, Seneca Co. o.,
The said Theodore Limpnch will take
notice, that on the 3lst day of December
A. ID. 1863, Christopher Limpnch filed in
the office OF the Clerk of said Court n
petition setting r.h in substance that on
the 10th day of August A. ID. 1850, one
John LimpOch; the father OF said porties /;
conveyed TO the said Theodore Limpach,
39ia acres of land of the South end of
the West halt of the Northwest quarter
Of Section 30, Township |, North Range
Ii T. lst, in said Seneca County. In con-
sidcration whereof, the said Theodore
I.impach agreed, among other things, to
pay to the said Christopher Limpach,
500 by the LIST day Of January A. D..
1860, aud that said money remains wholly
unpaid, and asking that the said sum
Of 500 with nccraing interest, may be
declared subsisting and pior lien upon
said land, that the same may be sold and
so much ofihe proceeds as may be neccs.
s0ry; after paying costs he applied to the
payment of said sum and interest.
Unless he answer to said petition by
the 26th doy Of March A. ID. 1864, de-
cree will be rendered as prayed for in
said petition.
Tx. HORD,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
January IA, 1864. l5-6t-$7,4O.
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"a minr.-Tt will be seen by an adj
vcrtisemcnt in another place, that a. w.
Rich, opti,ian, from the optical Estab.
l'shmcnt in Cleveland, will be in this
City next "Wednesday, with large as
sortment Of Spheruidol Glasses. Enough
of these Glasses have been sold in this
City to make further recommendations
useless. Ifyou want a pair Of fspectacIes
that will give you entire satisfaction give
him call. Office at MARQuARDT's Drug
Store.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

The e.d of F,oruaryWo ro,io. n,

The esd of February.--We notice that
the No. I Fire Company, are making exten.
sive preparatioas to give grand Ball on
the 22d inst, There is no doubt but it will
te grand affair. No. is a gay company,
and know how to get up ball that will be
entertaining. and interesting to the citizens
There is no elass Of people that deserves the
good viii our Of citizens and the proper en-
.eouragement on an occasion Of this kind,
than qpr brave Firemen. They are always
ready and on hand when duty calls them
We bespeak for Them perfect "bumper."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

More than one half the diseases of the
human 'ystem are caused from the use Of i'm.
pure Br,adstuils, and MS Saleraius aud Soda
are the essential properties Tor using, it be.
comes doubly necessary to he waichful. Her
rick Allen s Gold Medal Salcrutus is the on.
ly perfectly healthy article to be relied upon.
Try one paper aud you will be convinced
what we sn, is true. Never use SODA if you
can procure this article Go to your Goc, T
aud get paper Depot ll2 Lioert, Street,
New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Symptoms of toids..-A Cold is usual.
~ accompanied with wight and pain in
the head. oppression in the chest. aud some
ifiicult Of Licnthine,a sense Of iullness and
stopping ut the nosc ,wat,ry, intloned eyes,
pains about the chest, cold shiverings, sue.
cecdc1 by transient llushes Of heat, humor
from the lose, throat and lungs, in conse.
qucnce of Inflammation Of the membrane OF
these parts. aud ircm internal f,ver, and of
ten di fiiculiy Of cxrccloraiirn. In all
such eases MADAME ZADOC ToRTERs
CURATIVE BALSAM will eject an iume.
diatc cure. See advertisement in another
column. 2t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11
For the Tribune
FoRREs, RALL Il Co

For the Tribune.
The wood Question: Ma. EpiToR:-
1t has been the practice with m,ny Of the
w'od hnncrs, q donot Say all Of them. } for
"ne years 10 c. mpel the people Of this city
TO ay xlori hitnnt prices for wood They
were compelled to INy il or do vilhou, it,
As icr doing Without wood in the winter
season. the wocd hau'crs knew that would
he n matter tIat could not lie done very con
" n'ly. In many instances they would
repie ,rt their load to be three quarters Of a
cord, and When uhloadcd, lil,d up and
measured ~ou'd scarcely rench . good half
curd So IL has been in hu,ing a cord, when
measured II would not rench three quarters.
This mode Of swinding our citizens for some
time, and no effort was made to put stop to
1t, tie wood hnulers got strange idea in
their heads that" Wo,d was King" and that
the citizens Of Tifiin must pay two prices
for their half cords of wo, d or freeze fast.
New, am pleased to e that cur City Coun.
ell has taken the matter in hand, and are
determined to put stop TO this imposition.
Ii is n matter that should have been attcu.
dcd to long ago, if for no other reason. than
for the lr"t' ction Of poor families. am
lso pleased 10 state. that there is a prof, ct
"u foot to open mp an extensive coal yard,
and use coal in place OF wood. The article
Of coal eau be had, say one tun, for less than
the price Of three q Iartcrs (eallcd cord) of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

Tte Thespian Club has my sincere
thanks ipr their kindness and So 90, the net
fprpcerd4 .cfcno OF their entertainments given
iipr the eosft Of the undersigned. | un.
. .drrsIapd iLs,,they have several entertaining
lpt ces in Fs4,srsnl. and hope when they are
fJrlhcpn,ips that the public will literally
prtronize home talent, and that in the end they
may torn out "all right"
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r. Fl. W. aud Chicago r.. r.. Co.
y. M. PETTENCILL a. CO..

No. 81 Park Row, New York, a. d State
St., Boston, are our Agents for the TTFiS
TRIBuNE, in those cities, and are authorized
TO take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
TIFFIN, o., FEB. IL, 1864.
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following amounts have been re.
ccivcd on subscription for the year 1864
and 1864, for the week ending Wedncs-
day, Fcbru7ry 10th 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

"A Fair will be held in Republic, on the
; 22d Of the. present month, for the purpose OF
,repleoshipg she Sanitary Fund of scipio
Aid Society. Any contributions left ut the
Aid rooms Cin Republic) either for the Fair,
or for the com(art Of our soldiers in Hospit.
ais, on Saturday d. III. Of each week will be
greatfully accepted.
q NJ OsaonxE Sac'v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-11

o. Let the year 1864 witness the
death of this monstrous Rebellion. Let
the young men of America respond to
the late call Of President Lincoln as
becomes Americans, Rebellion crushed,
aud the Union restored.