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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-15
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Sewnrd,s Sneeoh-Extra Copies.

We publish this able document to the
exclusion Of our usual variety Of reading
matter. we hope that each one Of our
reudors will give it a careful perussl and
then hand tito his Democratic neighbor in
order that he may comprehend our polite
al situation with better understanding
In few days we will have 1000 extra
copies of this document printed for dis
ribution through the county. which can
be had by calling at this Office or address.
ing the publisher.
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Tickets for tho Army,

We hope all friends OF the soldiers and
the Union will call at this office and
procure tickets to send to their friends at
the front. Almost every Union man in
the county has a friend IN the army and
il is n duty he owes him 10 send him 4
ticket. Let there be- no complaint thi;
your that the boys did not get enough
tickets. And also tell them in your let.
,crs that if they have no printed ticket,
written ono will answer ever pur.
pcsC,
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Rook Agents Wanted.

TO sell by subscription, with sample, ex.
eellent Popular illustrated Family Works
Among thess is low price History o. the
Rebellion, OF which over forty thousand OF
Vol. have already hasn sold. Itisa good
business tor ex'soidiers aud others out OF
employment
Also, for sale to peddlers. Merchants and
Agents, Stationery Paekages. Battle Scenes,
Portraits and other pictures for "the times, .
War Maps, beautiful Album Cards, Curren
ey Holders, eto. For circulars, with partie
ulars and terms, address,
HENRY HOWE,
No II Main Street, Cincinnati, q.
sept. Is, 1864
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What a Record!

Hon. Mr., NoBLE is one of those i'm.
muculate Democratic Congressman who
voted 70 increase the ply or the private
soldier but voted against the bill making
appropriation for that purpose! liz
would give lots Of money to catch the
votes of the soldier, aud having caught il
would then steal the money, What
record for an honest man 10 make!
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0yAppolntment Tor various meetings
throughout the country are published to
day. We hope the friends OF tho cause
will see that every arrangement is made
for these meetings, such ms lighting up
the houses or halls whero they ART
held, Sc. And also see that every
Union man attends and get as many o.
your Democratic neighbors TO turn on
as possible. All that is wanting is fo
them to heSr the truth.
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Explosion.

VIM. & Chos. Tolles' Wooden Bowl
Factory one and hrlr miles East oI
Green Springs exploded on the 9th inst,
destroying one half of the factory. A
correspondent says the boiler flcw.thrce
hundred fee; high and plowed up the
ground where II struck about tweny.
eight rods from the factory. Fortunately
the hands had just lct the building for
their dinner aud consequently no one
was hurt.
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or Col, LEE hes rendered his services
upon the stump TO the State Central
commlltee for the period of two weeks.
He is engaged in The Mt, Vernon Dis,
trict this week along with CoLuNBus
DELAso, the ahle nominee for Congress
in that District.
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0tTFRED GRUMMELL now keeps on
hand Maltby's fine and fresh Baltimore
oysters both at wholesale, aud retail. lie
has fitted up rooms for the nccommoda.
tion Of ladies and gentlemen. Sec his
advertisement.
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sheriG,s ProcIaIrot;on.

The Qualified Electors Of the Coun,, of
Seneca In the State Of Ohio, are hereby no.
tilted TO meet at the usual place Of holding
Elections III their respective Townships. ON
the SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER.
A. d. 1864, IL being the llth day Of said
month, between the hours Of 6 o'clock A.
NJ !, aud q o'clock p. NJ, Of said day, to
vote Tor
One Supreme Judge fer full term, One for
long vacancy, and Que for short vacancy
One Secretary Of State. One Attorney Cen
eral, One Comptroller Of the Treasury, Que
Member Of the Board Of Public Works. ftrll
term, and one for vacancy, One School Com.
missioner, One Congressman for the 9th
/ Congressional District, One Anjitor, One
Treasurer. One Sheriff, One Coroner, Ore
lnhrmary Director for three years, and one
for one yeAr, One Commissioner for the
County OF Seneca.
And whereas, by M Act OF the Legisla.
ture Of the State OF Ohio, passed Fe oruary
9tb, 1891 1t was further made the duty Of
tue Shsrilfs OF the different Counties. at the
time OF proclaiming the Election, to give
notice OF the Trustees Of The townships, Of
the number Of persons to be returned as Ju.
rors from each Township The appoint.
ment of Jurors as made by the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, 10 be returned, are
as follows:
Adams 6, Bloom z, Big Spring 6, Clinton
5, Eden 7, Hopewell s, Jackson A.. Liberty
,, Jackson Z, Pleasant 5, Reed 6, Scipio s,
Seneca I, Thomp'on q. Venice I, Tinin
City. LIST Ward, 10, % ward,e
Given under my hand and seal at the
sherif's 0aice, in the City of Tifin, this
I'd day of September. A. d 1864.
EDWARD CHILDS, Sheriff,
Seneca County, Ohio.
| September 2, lS6i-sept8
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"CHArE, The Dayton Journal states
that Fernando Wood, in fine frenzy,
during his speech made recently in that
city. said that ii by offering up his life he
could stop the bloodshed that is now AT.
dieting the country, he would cheermly
do SO. An appre ciativc lrshman in tn,
crowd earnestly responded--''lt would b,
/ damned Chapel
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A RAKE CHANCE.
Good Farm for Sale.

A Farm of 100 Acres of Land,
lying in Fultoa County, Ohio, ~ miles
south OF DELTA. on the = Sir hue r. II ,
aud good public road run ng alongside
the same. There arc sOme Improvements
o it,a
Good Log hGasc, A Yoans Orchard
and tho land is dry aud in good condition.
IL is also well timbered, which makes il
desirable property. The land is situated in
good height hoo a.
TESNs. - 80 90 per acre. For further
m formation enquireof 5 G.AuMEND, on
The land, or address 5. q. AuMEND,
Beta, Fulton Co.. Ohio.
M'y ~. ls6t. J3tt
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0sySubscribers viii bear in mind that
after October lst our paper will be 50 30
in advance aud $500 il not paid in adj
vance. Before that time il ia on ly$2 90
Now is your time to save little money
OSr See advertisement WANTED tc
Rent
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OF McClcllon's "changc OF base, will
not save him. Anticipating this (hi'
single stratesy,) the Hon. John A. Pc
ters, in speech at Portland, Maine
."brought down the house" with the re-
mark; Il Mcclellan couldn't take Rich
mond, making Woshington.his oOs', you
may safely swear Re piR uepsr tale
Washington, making Richmond hi
basel"
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Minstrel Troupe Coming,

Bornum's and Pages celebrated Min
strcl troupe from New York City aro ud-
vcrtsed - give mn entertainment at
Hedges IIull on next Monday and Tues.
day evenings. They are reported to be n
mn excellent troupe, ut least draw large
houses wherever they appear
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FOR SALE.

Dwelling House. Lot aud Blacksmith
shop, in the village of Bloomville, Seneca
County, Ohio. Dwelling House near til,
centre Of the Village. Barn, Well and Gle
tern on premises, also Fruit trees. A good
Brick Shop, also n iull set d Blacksmith
tools. Will sell cheap, apply to fredrick
Gasser, on premises.
FRIEDRICH GASSER.
Sept 18th, 1864 ,--Iw
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In Town.

The venerable pyrER oDLlS, OF Day,
ton, a member of toe Ohio House o.
Represeu atives, aud the wisest and
Oblesl member of that body, is ia the
city stopping at the Shawhan House.
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Flag Presentation.

On last Saturday afternoon very
pleasant o1Sr took place on the farm o
JAcoB lIoLrz, Esq, on the Portland road
five miles from this City. Tho fellow
countrymon Of the one hundred days men
from that neighbo,hood, upprcciatlng
their sacrifices aud services went to work
aud procured an elegant aud beautiful
banner which they presented To Co. IL.
lgth National GuHrds, formerly the S3rd
Battalion Of n Ga. JuDGE lIoRD, on
behalf of the citizens, made the prcscnta.
tion speech, and Col. LEE on behalf Of
the company, made tho reply. Both
speeches were able ,Ond eloquent and
were very well received a long table
heavily laden with all the good things
of The season fcns,ed those in attendance
to the greatest extent that could be de-
sired by the most vorncious cpcurc.--
All together il was Il very pleasant Pic
Nc and banner prcscnlution, aud will
long be remembered by those attending
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MARRIED.

On the In OF Sept, hy Rev ], II Coon,
Mr., CnAKLES GuGARrH TO Miss MAuIpA
HoLrE 10th of Clinton Township.
On the aIh Of Sept, hy Rev J. II. Coon
Mr HtRNAN BRENNEsr Of Libcrty, TO Mrs
SARAM LrrlR. o. reasnnt
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0cTFRLD. MARqUARDr has on hand all
kinds Of School Books which you will
learn by reading his new advertisement
in this issue. FREp. also has one of the
ncatest Drug Stores in Northern Ohio.
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OF The weather for the past two
weeks has been glorious for corn and
potatoes. but il is now little too wet for
seeding. But what is the use OF complain
ing'
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01TThere will be eotillion party to-
morrow evening at the City Hall, under
the direction " CHARLEY SMITH, All
those who delight to revel In the mOzy
waltz will of course attend
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Still More Of Il.

The Editor of the British American had
conversation with an officer of the
pirate Tallahassee, at Kingston, Canada,
nnd reports him ~ saying:
That the opinion was universal among
his people that the present campaign was
the final one of the war-thc South oUly
requiring to hold their own during The
Presidential canvass of the Copperhead
candidate, aud immediate negotiations
for peace on the basis of Southern indie.
pence.
TO the same effect is the following,
from the Richmond Examiner of the 18th:
II Early should turn upon Sheridan in
the shcnundouh Valley, aud repeat upon
him the performance which he has done
upon others we should probably see n
thorough peace President nominated ut
Chicago. And this is the only way we
eau aid these peace Democrats.
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Solom on Bal,zelps Estate.

Notice is hereby,given that the undersigned
$3.50. "Il'"'"f''' "''~ Yuottitvu IA
ministraior OF the Estate Of Solomon Bait
zell. late OF Seneca county deceased
JOEL NULL.
Sent IEth lgcI 40,
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O-yOuc hundred kegs of powder, the
piqu, Enquirer says, were seized few
days since at that place by the Deputy
Provost Marshal. They were on can.
al boat aud on route TO Indiana. No
doubt they constituted a portion of the
ammunition OF the "Sons of Liberty"
with which 10 innugura,e revelation in
the North to help the rebels in TIE
South.
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0%yThc later returns from Maine
come in still better. The result is de-
cisive. There are no IFS or butts ubu,r Il.
The gubcrnatorial vote in 1860, which
preceded the Presidential election, give q
Rcpubl 'an majority Of 1925. Now
the majority will reach 10000, on the
home vote. The Constitution has also,
in this election, been amended SO that
the soldiers will vote in November.
Maine IA good for 10000 to 10000 ma
g,ri,.. ~ Is-~s--. 's.+' ~'s''t'.svr. NO
other election occurs until October, when
the people Of Ohio, Pennsy lvania, and
Indinnu speak. The result OF these Oh
cctions will settle the question for No
vcmber. The Union men, II will be
seen by our latest dispatches, hnve car
ricd every Congressional District in
Maine, thus supcrccding Lorenzo u.
STEWART, the only Democratic member
in the Cougress from that.
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n. Clay,

Attorney aud Coun,slloT at Law aud Notary Pab.
lie, fosoria, ohio, will attend promptly TO an bnsi.
ness entrusted TO hts care, Particular Attentton will
es paid 10 all kinds OF Collse'ion', in sensea and
adoiniag Couates,
uIncE-withJ }, v, Jones, EsQp in nals, RioSk,
up stairs
fastotis, Az aa s6, 80
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Wanted 10 EsCut

Immediately, House aud lot with stable
upon 1t for keeping a hose. Any place
within or near the city. Apply to
W. X. CHAMBERLtN.
Second Ward, Z flu Ohio.
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Attachment.

John Z, Cormack, Before J. s. Smith,
Plaintiff, ] r. oI Scipio Town.
va. ship, Seneca County,
Reuben Fast, Ohio.
Defendant
The said defendant, Reuben Fast, will
take notice, that on the 3lst day OF August,
n. ID. 1864, the plaintiff, lohn Il. Lornack
sued out from before SAID Justice OF the
Peace, a wit of attachment against him for
the sum Of Twenty five Dollars. The sum
mon and order Of attachment was made re
wrnable on the 81 day OF September. A. y
1864. at which time the action was adjourned
to the LIST day ot November, A. ID. 1864, Al
| 10 o'clock A. NJ for heariug.
JOHN Il. CORMACK,
Plaintiff
| GnI.t U sEl -nnr.l har.
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A Good Reason,

Ifsuch traitors as Vallandighom Me.
Diary, Long and the Woods cannot sup.
port tho nomination Uf Mcclellan, il Is
a good reason why no honest loyal men
should.
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0SrSeveral communications are necos.
ssrlly crowded ont of ihi. issue.
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Notice.

The undersigned las been duly appointed
Admiuistrator with III, will annexed ol I,aac
Krabill, late of Seneca County, Ohio, de.
ceased. GEORGE ", kRABILL.
Sept l5-4w
/" unQuostionably the Best Sustained Work oi
the KIND In the World
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0tySec Advertisement Of "For Sale
In this issue.
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DRY GOODS.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,

TogelEer with all articles usually KEEP, in a
Dr. q los Store. Give us "a call before pur
chasing elsewhere
They have a;so purchased the China Store
of w II. McC'eland, aud are prepared to
sell the Maie on very liberal terms.
Tifiin, August Is, le6I-3m
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sst.rribs for the TNnrSr
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We wish to inform the citizens Of TifHn
and vicinity that we have opened on Main
Street in the Store Room occupied by W,
II. McClelland, Large Stock OF
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purchased very low, and will be
sold very cueaP Tor Oasn ana ready
pay.
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Sepu5
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FANCY 4 STAPLE GOODS

Adapted to the trnde, which has bcen pur.
chased at much lower prices than We could
replace them at this time.
We cordially invite all to call and see as
our detrrmina ion j. to.iry to please and to
offer Inducements to Cash Customers.
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A. IxAoA. Editor * Publisher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-13

A Few QUERIES. has become Of the
Sanitary Commission What are they doing
In these battles for the wounded soldiers
Where ID the million Of dollars raised at the
late Sanitary Fair In this city, which our oiti-
zsns supposed was to be used to relieve the
suffsrings Of our gallant soldiers? What has
become Of tho four hundred thousand dollars
raised 1t the Brooklyn FART Where are the
hundreds Of thousands raised In Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, Cincinnati and other i'm
portant pointsi We hear Of private funds
being raised, physicians. and supplies sent on
to relieve the suffering soldiers on the battle
field, but very little, II anything, from the
Sanitary Commission. This Is the time for
them TO apply the funds placed ct their dis
posal The emergency which the people
looked for when they poured out this large
fund 10 now ct hand. The wounded now num-
ber tens Of thousands, and are constantly In
creasing under the active operations Of our
armies aud the gallant work being done BY
General Grant. Lot the Sanitary Commission
come TO the rescue and perform the work Of
charity needed in this crisis.
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Gun WAR CoRREsrorpENrs-We referred a day
or two ago to the fact that our correspondents at
the seat Of war run many risks In the discharge
Of their duties, and mentioned two Of these gen.
tlemen 40 having been made prisoners. We
now hear that Mr.. Finley Anderson, one Of our
correspondents with the Army Of the Potomac,
was, during Tuesdays battle, wounded In the
arm by shell. With Characteristic pluck, Mr..
Anderson pushed on 10 Washington, however,
and, arrived there, dictated his dispatches In
time for our yesterday mornings edition. This
young gentleman was only short time since
released from . rebel prison, whore he had
been confined q year.
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TIVE 0unboats and Three Transports
Destroyed Below Observation-Disclosures
Banks Ssill ut Alexandria, &c., sc.
NN#M HM E# M CAno. May II, 1854.
me despatch boat General Lyoa, from below, reports
that the 5th the transports City Belle, Emma,
and Warner 10 passing battery twelve miles below
Alexandria. were fred upon and destroyed.
II =. reported that the rebels boarded the steamer
Emma the Red FLYER forced her ors~ into the held,
and then are her. This report 10 not vouchsd for
The gunboat Signal also destroyed BY the battery,
and gunboat Covingtou Are 70 prevent hss
falling into the hands Of the rebels.
This battery composed Of guns capur Cd from Gsss-
raj Banks.
enough 70 resist any aAtack made upon him.
During the nsht above AIexanria, whsn thu sunbsaA
Joliet was destroyed, the Cricket Admiral Pevtsrs boat
suffered severely. Both engineers killed and many
Of the crew wounded.
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GENERAL BANKS AND PRESIDENT LINCOLN
Some Of the republican papers say that Lin
coin is to blame for the disasters In the South
west, and that he ordered Banks there at the
instigasion Of the. cotton spectators. We think
that this is very likely. Lincoln was certainly
to blame for the Florida expedition and for
the useless raid Of Fitzpatrick against Rich
mond, and very probably he ventilated another
Of his little plans in the Red river affair. But,
fortustely, Lincoln has now abdicated in favor
Of Grant, as far as the military department
goes, and he will abdcatc entirely on the 4th
of March, 1866.
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NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.

General Steele rorttfying Littls Rook-
How steele's Negro Trseps were TrsatsA
by the Rebels, &c.
Cana, Nay II, 1904
General stseles forces actively engaged IN fort
flying Little Rock
All quiet on the Arkansas river
Rebel cavalry had gone In tho direction Of Fort Smith,
and II rumored that they had taken Dardanellss,
small town below Fort Smith.
said the rebels did not carry out thsIr system %
sasshtoring colored troops at the battle Of Saline river.
bat many OF The wounded. dressed their wounds.
and nag General Steele for exchange
Of prsoner. me assigned for this b that ~
negroes during the whole OF General stssles campaign
took prisoners.
rebel force said TO be In tho immediate vicinity -
Pine Bluff. Ark
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NEWS fRqH THE SOUTHWEST.

Rebel Force ne Tapsio, Miss.-Unson Sac.
eesses In West Tennessee. SO.
CAso, May II, 1884.
yhe rebel Generals Forrest Chalmers Roddy and Lee.
are said rupso, where they had grand review
On Saturday last.
An esc apod Uniea cavalry oncer reports Union sue
ceeses jackson and Bolivar Tennessee
The steamer Belle Of Memphis has arrived from Mem.
pnis, with one hundred and four bales Of cotton.
me steamer Commercial had arrived at Memphis, win
nine hundred and seventeen bales OF cotton.
Movements or General Canby-Captar~
or q Picket Force near Cohumbuss
Ky, sc. 90.
oeocral Candy and star arrived bore this morning.
On Saturday night small band OF guerillas passed be-
tvssu the camp and picket post expedition QUE
nv General Prince from Columbus, KY, under Colonel
Moore The guerlas pounced upon picket force
Mavae,d and captured the whole Of them without
forces knowing anything about until after ~.
eomplished.
An Expedition Against Yazoo CITY.
MExrm, May 10, 1854.
Adv,oss from vonSurs state that an expedition had
ist shers for Yasoo City.
rhs rebel Generals Iss Ross and Adams AT Vance
City, with large force, and engagement was daiy
expected. Mn
The rebel General Forrest has passed southwark Gene
raj sturxis was unable W come up with him.
News from Cairo and Memphis.
CAno, nay IL, 1904.
The steamer silver Moon. from Memphis for Cnsnnas,
passed mere night with thousand and seventy
seven bales OF cotton.
Thsssamsr Patrick, with hundred baiss Of co..
ton, for Evansville has also passed here 1
Eight hundred bales Of cotton sold a. Memphis 90
Saturday. Six hundred bales brought Ito. per pouna
and ,hs remainder Ito. T5o The total receipts for he
week three thousand hundred and ssvensy.sf
ps,ss, and the shipments two thousand two hussseA
bsies hddlng was quoted At T2c. T3c; good n'~s
ding, Isc, Tsc snt fair, TIC. 49,
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IxfRovMo Secretary Stanto4
and General Butler have vastly improved In -.
putstIap recently. Stanton has discovered tie
true D'% Of issuing bulletins, and his
present yytsn Is isr superior to his old style,
and much more crsditabls to him. A. for
Butler, hsyis much better employed in advsAs.
ing upon Richmond from the south than rs
making rules fox. fasttongued secesh females,
noisy Qsvsbsys and prating parsons. We nsax
10 give Gsse sworthies full credit for this In
provement II II continues long enough 10 sesa.