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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

and ran to Middle Bass Island. while living
thcro the steamer Island Queen came
along side, she was Instantly seized, quite
y number OF shots were fred and a mum.
Der were struck with hotchcts, but
think no ono was killed. The passengers
OF both boats W irc then put ashore, and
a portion o(ihe baggage. After taking
what money had they requested me to
60 ashorr--ttcy allowed me 20 take my
private property, but none of the books
papers belonging to the boat.
The boats were then started out IN the
lake, the Parsons towing the Qnccn a
short distarcc into the lake and then let
her 90 adrift. From observations at Kcl.
lcy's Island this morning, the Queen was
supposed TO be seen ashore on Middle
Bass Island, the Philo Parsons headed
for SHndusSy, aud was gone about tour
hours. A0,ra while she returned under
a nill head of steam, and after passing
Middle Bass, headed tor Maiden, Canada
and stecred in that direction as long rs
could be seen. The crews of both boats
were retained, aud made to do the hid
ding OF the parties in possession. The
Captain OF the gang Informed me that he
would place myself and the passenger.
where we could give NO Information
until morning, and before that time their
work would be completed. lie said il
was their intention To run To the mouth
OF Sandusky Bay, and it they received
the proper signals, il was their intention
to run in, attack the U. ). Stramcr
Michigan, lying off Johuson's Island, and
then relcas their friends imprisoned a,
that place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
EXECUTIVE MANSION.

W nShA""t"N NAii, cSpo' iNs I
The term of the one hundred
days for which tho National Guard
of Ohio Volunteered having ex-
pired, the President directs an
official acknowledgment Of their
patriotic and valuable service dur
ing the recent campaign. Tho
term ofseryjce OF their enlistment
was short but distinguished by
memorable events in the Valley Of
the Shenandoah. on tie Peninsula,
in the operation on the james
River, around Petersburg and
Richmond. In the battle Of Mon
'ocacy, in the entertainments of
Washington and other important
service, the National Guard Of
Ohio performed with alacrity tho
duty Of patriotic volunteers, for
which they are entitled, and here
by rendered through the Governor
OF their state the National thanks.
The Secretary of War is directed
to transmit copy OF this order TO
the Governor OF Ohio, and cause a
certificate of their honorable SCR
vice to be delivered to the officers
and soldiers of the Ohio National
Guard who recently served in the
military force of the United States
as volunteers for one hundred
days. .sbc
(Sigued) A. LINCOLN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
School Exsminers' Notice.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings Of the School Examiners ei
Seneca County, for the examination OF
teachers, will bs beld at the Office of the
examiners in Tomb's Block. 'Tifin, on each
Saturday, from the eth day OF September
until the iTth day Of December. 1864. inciu
siye. JAMES PILLARS.
:, .,..-- ma JOHN HoCAuLET,
1h y = FRANK BAKER.
a.r LNN'A 'a ExamineFs3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
Frank Baker,

Aiorusy At Law, THIN, Ohio. Once IN Tomb :
blssk. All jsst claims for Bounty, Back Psy ana
Pspsoa p,emutly collected for soldiers OF heii
hslr, Al the loved rates, Ne sdvsnce payment re-
auirsd- NOV. ~, tooS-t-y ]
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

vetsation in reference TO Gen Nc.
.Clellan, and General Watson reit.
GRATED the statement he bad pre-.
yiously made in regard to Nc.
Clellau.
This is an astounding tevela.
ton! The integrity Of Mr. Bourli.
er is vouehed fo' by emincs men.
in Philadclphia; and his state.
ment 10 corroborated by numerous
circumstances that 20 far to icrtify
the accuracy OF the statement.
The same statement corcludes
with the following note in regard to-
Vallandigham, and this, then, is
corroborated by numerous circum-
stances heretofore known in rela.
tion to Vallandigham's course Of
conduct while in Dixie.
Mr.. BouRLrER says.
In regard to Clement l.. Vallab-
dig4iam, the Ohio traitor, | will
say that during his sojcarn at
Richmond lie was repeatedly
closetcd with Jeff. Davis, James
A. Seddon, the Rebel Secretary of
War, and Judah z. Benjamin, the
Rebel Secretary of State.
During my visit to Richmond at
that epoch, learned from reliable
sources (rebel officials( that this
Ohio traitor had pledged his word
to the rebel authorities, that il the
Democratic party at the North sue
cocded in electing their candidate
at the next Presidential election,
he would pse all his influence to
obtain peace on the basis of y re-
cognition ofthe Confederate States
rs separate and indepsndont
government.
! Moreover, during my stay at
Richmond, having called on Mr..
Benjamin, the Secretary of State,
with a view to obtain on interview
on business of a private character,
was told by an official in atten.
dance at the Department of Estate
who, of course, believe me to DC
n loyal conicderate-that it was
uncertain when | could chance to
see Mr.. Bonjamiu; and that as the
visitor of Mr.. Benjamin was Mr..
Vallandigham, whom this official
styled the "Ohio refugee" the con-
ference might be protracted to
late hour. On that day although
| waited until alter the hour for
transacting business at that depart
Iment, ] did not get to see Mr., Ben.
jamin.
AT that time. divers were the
rumors in private circles among
the rebels that Yallandigham had
pledged himsclfto the Confederate
cause. OF this the War Depart
'nent at Washington was informed
in a report made by me and other
government agents
Great were the expectations Of
tho rebels during my last visit
within their lines, if this Vallan-
digham faction succeeded in elect
ing their candidate to tho Presi-
dency.
| lot it be remembered that this
Vallandigham faction are the mon
who sock to elect George y Nc
Clellan to an Office which mono but
loyal men should ill.
Very respectfully yours, &c,
EMILE BouRLrER,
Philadelphia, Sept. IA, 1854
We submit these revelations to
the calm gool sense oiour loyal peo-
pie in order that they may see from
what pit oftreachery the country
was delivered by the removal OF
Mcclellan from the military com
mand, and why he should now be
the favored candidate of the dis-
unionists, both at Richmond and
Chicagol
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A letter written ~ from the ,renshss
near Petersburg. Sept. 9, ssys, ~
"McCL,llsn stock is not vesy Nisf ~
the army. The rebels like his nonnins.
ton too well 70 soit the men. On Men.
day evening the lines % The ssbs| ssds
,snp, fc. rnlep, wjrh tysstcs chas,s toy
the no.ninssi9a .. 'Entls Mac"
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Seneca County

srAvE AND HEADING pACroRY, riEFIs. o..
w. r. Chsmbsslin has constantly on ,hsad f'Sa'
and Fruit Barrel Slaves, we'll ssasoned, asd kiln.
Hricd hsadiug. Prompt attention given 10 all ORDER"
Al.sseroll SAVING aad rppiug does 70 e'asf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
IN. q. Wenner,

bisnaf.eiufss Of Carriages. BugKies. selkisa Se..
Corner Cos and Jssrson streets, near the us.mS ~
pathole Church, TINA, Ohio. hne stock OF w
latest styles Of buggss, etc, finished In the os.'
msnssr sad OF the most darsbls materials, oon'tanu
On hsaa, snd pssmpt'y usdsso ordsr ,vyp,
rtm. A,.u.,oS 1870 a.
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g.. Clay.

Ariernsy aad Counssllsf At law and Notary Pah'
re- Fostsfis, Ohio, will attend promptly TO all bo.i
a. 81 cd to his care Paxtienlar atenion viii
g. paid to all kinds Of Colsetisns. in sensea and
aaieiniAE counties.
orSIcs--With J. v. Jonss' Ess-' In hais' Block
up Stair, -. !.,.,
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Dayis House..

Formerly called the "City Houss,~ Tiain' Ohio
lEyI WEIRicK. Proptietor.
The desires to inform allhis fIiend,sna
pattous ofths CITY House ,Cnow ths
Ms hotel is resdy for the reception 81 sassr' rhs
House has been rebuilt, re-furnishsd anus NO" ~
hood as any In the country.
1 now bavs stabling enough TO accommodate any
Number of horses and will always have an seundanes
ef feed. Pr Levi W-i"iA'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

Arhy mister 10 the St. Louie Democrat
expressed his opinion Of the peace nsen
thus: rf e4 ,fg3 srr tfals
Take two Of esrth's defeated nance.
'Iscariot' and Iago, ,-4...
And "trembling coward. and yoe have.
soe The conelsvs OF Chicago"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
EMILE BouRLrER,
Thanks TO Ohio Volunteers,

The President has issued the
following special Order, returning
thanks to the Ohio Volunteers for
Ono Hundred Days:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

The undersigned has been duly appointed
with the will annexed OF Isaac
Krabill, late Of Seneca Comfy. One, de-
ceased GEORGE w. hHABlLb,
Sept. I5-dw Hfn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
LYONS KATHAIRON,

LYONS KATHAIRON,
Kaihairon surom the Greek word "Kathro." o
"Kathsiro." tignfyinR to cleanse. rejuvera,s sod
restore. This sticles the word II signifies Fotrre.
,sr,iur, restoring and besutnine the hrmau hair 1t
Is the most remstks sble preparation IN the world. .,
is again owned snd put up by the or gna proprietor,
sndis made with the same care skill and stten.
ton which gave it sale ofovefone millios bottles
pst anhsrh HnfF
lti, smc,i a. slightfol iisis Dressing.
1t efadlcatst ~ufreua dsndtur.
"ttkee's tlse head cool snd ciean.
It makes the hair rich so1, and glossy.
It prevents the nsir from falling OF and turn.
los grey.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady oi gentleman who values sbrauii hi head
ofhaif should use Lycns kaihAifon. II is known
and used through the civilized world. Sold by
alrespectable dealers
DBMAs s BARNEs & Co N. Y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
Mrs. A. II. G.. MattisOn,s

NEW MtLLINERY sroRE, REPUBLC,o.
Constantly on hsad q 6ae assortment Of millinery
Goods, Witch will hs sold Al the Lowest cash prices.
Straw aud Sill Wotk done TO order. An elegant as
sortmsut Of Drsss sad Cloak Patssrns always on
hand. MRS a. z. q. MATIisDN.
Rspublie, Mar -, 1864. 3sm3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
.IOp PRINTING.

Books, Csrd,, Posters, Sale Bih'' PTosramme'
Circulars, aud every other hnd OF Pdn'i"s dsn'
with neainsp and dispatch. Give US trial
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
Rank of THIN.

r. W. sHAwHAs & A. q. ssEKrI, Bankers ",
aoe shawhaui, New Block, where they VIII %
a rsasraI Bkuking business and pay in'7's" On "
posts a. fellow. o.n..
= Stv-Cs,,i issst.s 4 payabls oa demsnd. L.la
- AuE. S9 tft h.G.sNba M
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yinuc9 sai 1ol sio
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29

.'loodaa aoiaU sH3 Iol saooa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
PLANTATION BITTERS

which are now reeeomm by the highes, med
ical authorrte , and warranted to produce an IN
MEDIATE beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agteesble, perfectly lure, aud must supereeed all
other tonic. whore healthy, gentle stimulsnt is re-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-29
BUSINESS CARDS.
John McCaUley
G. IL. Watson,

". IA. "dtsOnf
Attorney at Law. win attend ""mpty 70 al'
kinds ofI.gal business. Office in Com nercial Row
Tifhn, Ohio. no.3
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

a sEAUTIrUL sAssios VALUED AT ssoo. FOR
IsSsIrYcEsr RESIDENCE. valued "a s4.soO. for
eisa
A HANDSOME oOrTAdh valued at 81, blC, for $3.50

Sers, ~ New fork either
swC railroads running every hour
splendid Residences, included.
pr,oe Of $50 each Lots located by the pur.
themselves when the II completed This
the most beautiful tracts ~ land within
q New York and has neyer before been offered for sale
Title indispuiAble.
The advantage OF investment In this property on the
f~rt OF large class OF thriving OF
sssst oe apparent 10 all The
somort the lazurles OF country and city lite combined.
an opportunity for the exhibition of
ttfsne rural home. and ihe,nsuraner OF valuable
serstance 10 children by rapid pecu-
nAAry value which this property is sare 10 realize
fut informatinn ponts accurate drawings
he different houses and showing ocsuop
Abe ots " III be furnished on application
ABBOTT, CHADWICK HUBBARD,
hesx mo-, nd ceda
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
EXPRESSES.

DVRNBsN's FURNITURE ENlkEss bUkEnAMf q
- tturo kspr,ft hu,nuss 4 ~ n.iafe bsprss-
fIa betwe,o fifth attn Ststt a9euta
ki6th lnn,ia, ~ st,l asI 4tpsd iutnii,e sfcu
tDfnit4,r nf fnuiise n,s ~ ~ .,tf ~ 20 ,onBttJt
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

A CHANCE FOR CHEAP LANDS-FOR SALE sun
IA Tax Certificates, eniing the holder 70 deeds
from the State Of York. covering twenty thousand
and Cattaraugus Erie Essex, Franklin,
9epesef. Hamilton, Lewis Monroe. Niagara, Ontario,
Garatofa, seuben. Sullivan. Warren and
OF these certificates take his
from the Sate the present owner taxing such deeds
convey Send printed list Address
spqure S. W. TALLMADGE, No All West Twenty third
sGreet New York
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

FOR SALE OR ExcHANGR-oNE OR MORE GOOD
IL Farms Fonda, E1lon county. ", ". ~ great
barga with power mills II desired land
90 and rolling: r,llld good Apply y. D. RICH.
ARUSON a Co, s. and ~ Nassau sreei.
E>OR SALE OR LEASE-THE CLIFF HOUSE RYE.
u beautifully the Sound q miles 0y
New Haven Railroad. Apply 10 j. +. PRISON, II wsn
The New York herald., 1864-02-19
NEW PUBLICATION. Q.

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRJAGE-CON-
m ainnx nearly S sases and la0 fine plates and ca.
cravings OF the anAomyOf the sexual organs In state u
heath aud disease with treatise self abus its depIo-
rabe CONSCIOUSNESS the mind and body with the
plan of eatmentthe only rational and successfal
wodeo cure shown BY the report OF treated N
truthful adviser 10 the married aud those plating
marriage who entertain doubts or their physical condition
Sent Of postage address receipt OF rs cens.
Albany. N
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

EsoR sALE-ALL THOSE CERTAIN Lors or
Graund, with the Buildings erected thereon situated
south siee Of Pearl street and ~ william
eee containing In front on Pear street III feet inches
end ir ae nib william 100 known NJ. 4ag
sth inclusive Pearl sileet snd Noe 1s and 10 viii
liam str,et Tire property Will he sold srher
ar ID srtarate lots fnr particulars inquire fss
sursr, once II The Reformed Dn,eh chrch l2 Broadway
" JAMES PHYFE.
lsoR shLB-THE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE
n pwehnc No o. West Forty yriDtb street. between
iift ard sisb birb ground ahd lnoosructed
ION .nre psk IN compete cfoff Ioftession inl*
mso,tiev % sseu dny or evening i"rms "hsv hd
dfess si Water
LfoR shLE-AT NORTH EkGLEgOoO. or LINE 90
farLCrn iWogt of Me- Jersey, trte ariers ~ ~
hoofr tttni he eity FIVE -alh from he
d.uot fhuE ~ ~ lie hreet aud u the state vth
30 Hwsng, rabs sstrfnrc house lbfpe Brd run ffun
Nl4 y HEhhf uEMakEsfl. nc taiesy rttect ur a.
@otil41tt. sisse,
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

DROOKLYS LOTS FOR SALE-ON GATES AVENUE
~ and Quincy street -four Lots each street between
fhroop and YaIes avenues. Apply 70 Mr. WHEELER, 80
DeoAdway, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

T1CrsP No .s7 nEERy oTkEET, nRoOHi.yN pCR
Ill Saic- tnii Nv vs. f-t ,cnet ~ Lave ii ne nous
sL,er tts add ,.nd,r ai Issms fnso,stb
figly a D. ttib isG IA t.ait a.ftsl ssw l.ts
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

L1OR SALE OR TO LEAsE-A COUNTRY RES DESCE,
IN Greenwich Conn, ~ miles from the CITY OF New
York FIRST class rev two story and aic frame bons filled
IN with brick, sx4 with Two story wing Iss40 consinng
twelve besides attic hOns- stahiDg and
large garden with about acre Of land CONVENIENT 10
ch riches schcols short distance from The New Haven
railroad depot and steamboat aDding price $1,000
lard II needed. Appy JOHN CiSrY l?5 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

A Rare CHANCE.-AN AGED COUPLE WISH TO
"A cell their premises; House and baseme
IRE garden plenty Of f,a. a. good .eil,snd ci.,ern
Apply 70 the Ticket Agent, Merose depot Hudson Ri yer
1soroad, who will direct you the place Agents
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

VENUE CORNER PROPERTY FOR sALE-THE
a srs, class brown stone front House and store saet
the southeast Of Thirty Seventh
esepsei good business location Apply 10 WIN. H.
&o0ME lSS West Twenty nrst street. from to 10 A. NJ
and 2 10 6 IN.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-18
The Cleveland Blunderers.

The Chicago Tribune says, if anything
were needed to demonstrate the asinine
character of the Cleveland conference meet.
ing, it would be that their nomination con-
Aicts with the clause of the constitution
which was intended to secure . President
and Vice President from different States.
Fremont and Cochrane are, and for at leas,
eight years have both been, residents of
New Yerk city. The twelfth amendment
to the constitution Of the United States
provides, relative to the election of Presi-
dent and Vice President as follows:
"The elestors shall meet in their respec-
tive States, and vote BY ballot for President
and Vice President, one Of whom at least
shall not be an inhabitant Of the same
State with themselves."
Were it possible to indulge in supposi.
ton 30 insane Is these candidates should
succeed in carrying their own State on the
popular vote, the electors chosen to vote for
them could not BY the Constitution of the
United States, vote for Fremont and Coch-
rans. They might vote for one or the
other, but could not vote for both. The
blvnder 10 too absurd for comment.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-18
Emigration from Ireland.
From the Liverpool Post, May Is.

from the Liverpool PoSt, May 10
The ceaseless flow Of emigration from
this country is scarcelg more important tina.
the direction of the current. The mass OF
the emigrants are bound not to the British
colonies, but to the United States. When
the City Of Glasgow arrived off Queens.
land on Thursday, $50 persons went or
board, making her entire number abou,
700, while no less than 900 persons were
left behind, who had procured passage tick
cts. The Cork Reporter states the rush
for passages was SO great that persons de-
sirous of being booked on Thursday would
not be entered for aay time before the 25th
of June next, with probability of being
obliged to wait still longer.
There are ever 1000 persons entered to
sail in the Lnman's company's boats. and
before one of that lumber can be sent there
will be vast increase by other entries in
Liverpool and Queenstown, and by the sd-
vance fares paid in America.
"When it is considered" says the Re.
porter, "that this compady dispatches three
boats every fortnight, and that the Cunard
boats depart weekly, and that
emigration continued during the whole of
the past winter, although previously it
ceased during the ungenial weather. some
notion might be formed of the magnitude
Of that tide which is ceaselessly rolling
from our Shores"
One day last week 20 persons from Ira.
lee and Killarney took their departure for
New York. Next day the number was be
tween 200 and 800, of whom 40 had their
passages paid by Lord Casterosse. all of
them bad been the occupants of small
farms, and they are described as the bone
snd sinew of the country. Thss movement
may be said to be universal, though pre-
Vailing more in some districts than in
others.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-18
DUTIES OF COUNTY CLERK AND Assessor.

Il
| Section and Of an Act in reference "a
the assessment and collection Of Taxes" ap'
proved March LIST, 1864, reads a. follows:
SEC. 6. That the Assessor shall make out and
return to the County Clerk, on or before the
first day of July, q true copy of his tax roll,
which shall describe each quarter-section, or
any sub division thereof, and town lot, in al.
phabetical order; which tax roll shall show
the aggregate valuation of all real and person.
al property Of the respective townships: Pro-
Oided, that the county board Of Commissioners
shall deduct from the pay Of such Assessor
i've dollars per diem for every day az
ter the first day Of July that the Assessor shall
retain such assessment roll in his possession.
SEC. 7. 1t shall be the County Clerk to give
notice, on or before the 18th day Of June in
each year, by publication three times in the
newspaper Of the largest circulation in the
county, or by written or printed notices, post
ed at every post Office and in every precinct in
the county in which there is no newspaper
published, that the county board will meet on
the first Monday in July, to act as board of
equalization to correct all errors in the assess
ment roll, at which time all persons feeling
themselves aggrieved can appear before said
board and have the same corrected.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-18
Our Relations with France,
The Government Peremptorily Shuts the Com
ate Pirates.

The Government PeremPtonly Shuts the confeder.
ate Pirates.
Malakof," the we'll informed Pari:
correspondent of the New York Times
writing from Paris, May 18th, says that an
important discussion took Place on the 18th
in the French Chambers, at which the fol.
lowing points we're brought out by the
Minister of State:
l. There is no thought Of Intervention
in America.
9. That the whole House applauded the
Minister, when he declared that it was the
desire of France to see the United States
Government resume again its position of
grandeur and prosperity.
That the two Governments understand
each other on the subject Of Mexico, and
that such was the frateanal feelings which
had always existed between the ycople of
France and the people of the United States
that he hoped always to arrange by AMIGA
Die diplomacy all difficulties that might
arise about Mexico.
4. That the French Government had re.
ceived from the American Government a
dispatch on the subject of the House Reso-
lutions which was perfectly satisfactory.
S. That the French Government had
sent to all its diplomatic representatives
dispatch announcing this fact, aud giving
relating thereto.
6. That the French Government had Civ
en- peremptory order within the last week
not to allow either of the Confederate ships
ately built at Bordeaux and Nantes to
cave port.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-18

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministratiOn on the Estate of E. H. Witherell
deceased. have been granted to the undersign-
ed, bearing date the 9Th day of June, A. D.
1865, by the Judge of the Probate Court Of
Davis county. All persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate
settlement of the same; and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are notified to
exhibit them within one year from the date of
said letters for allowance, or they may be
barred from any benefit of said estate, and if
they do not exhibit such claims within three
years from the date of said letters, they will
be forever barred from the benefits of said es-
tate. JAMES HEMPHILL,
D. H. MEYERS,
n29.3i$A) Administrators.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-18
Proclamation.

/, Luther Hall, Mayor of Junction City. by
virtue of the authority vested in me, do hereby
proclaim that municipal election will be held
on Monday, the Doth day of June, A. D. 1864,
for the election Of the following city officers,
to-wit;
One Mayor six Councilmen, one City Clerk,
one Marshal, one Assessor, one Treasurer, one
City Attorney, one Street Commissioner, one
City Engineer.
The polls of the First Ward will be opened
at II. CAMS Store, from 9 o'clock A. NJ until 6
o'clock P. NJ, and those Of the Second Ward at
the old Office of Daniel Mitchell, opening and
closing at the times above mentioned
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
City Of Junction this Sd of June. A. b. 1864.
+, LUTHER HALL
Mayor.