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FKOn NEW YORK.

.a la NEW YORK, Dec. Z.
The steamer Bav aria from Southampton
on the 16th ult hal arrived
News anticipated,
a dispatch from the Army of the POto-
mac. dated December oh, says: Picket
firing is kept up with daily casualties.
The most stringent oCders have been Is
sued against holding any intercourse with
the enemy or exchanging newspapers.
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Mrs. General Grant.

Have you relatives in the army? asked
a Second Lieutenant of lady sitting in
the car seat beside him, "Yesn "9our
husband?' ayes Sir" "From wha.
State? HIllinois.p 'Illinois (pstroniz.
ingly) has sent some line troops maam.-
Your husband wears strap, presume ?'
'Yes sir" "AIsy l enquire his name !?
am acquainted with good msny BROTH
er officers there HCertsinly, sir-Ulys-
ses S. Grant" Exit Lieutenant for the
smoking car.
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Yesterdays Evening EDITION.
FROM HKsHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 8.
Very little of interest transpired yes
terday.
Artillery skirmishing continued through
out the day.
The daily routine was varied by the re-
ception Of flag of truce sent ia by General
Hcod, which was received b. our Pickess
on the Franklin pike, at about IL O'clock,
A. NJ. The bearer had the following letter
from General Hood;
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
TENEEssEE AND GEORGIA, IN TIE
FIELD, December 5h.
To TIE commanding officer, United States
forces, NashUit,s
GESE5AL:-I have now in nv possess
ion, 8 large number Of Federal prisoners
captured during the recent Campaign,
which propose to exchange with you, for
an equal number Of Confederate prisoner
ers belonging to this army, in accordance
with the cartel used by Major General
Sherman and myself, in the exchange Of
prisoners, which took place in September
last at JonesbOro, Georgia. Should you
agree to this proposition, an officer Of my
staff will meet any one you NAV designate,
upon the Frsrklin pike, between the lines
of the two armies, 10 arrange the time and
place, aud other necessary "DETAILS connect
ed with this exchange.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
J. B. Hoon
General G. s. A.
To which General Ihomss ssnt the fol-
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EEo. I6. CHlET QUARTERIAsTER's OFFICE,
CrScI YArI ONO, December I, 1874.
DROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY
u tbs IN lersfgned until THURSDAY, December
1ss bel. at IL o'elocs NJ, for furnishiHg
NeFChahtabIe, Tight-presSed Timothy
bay,
From the following named Districts to be delivered
At the points hsrsin designated, viz:
FIRST DISTRICT.
DsAFboTn, Ohio; Ripley ana Decatur counties,
1ndian1, aud points north Of raid countless deliv-
ering PORTS to be at LEWEenceburg, Aurora and
RisiaE San, on bsstB or bArEes.
SECOND DISTRICT,
Switzerland county, In5ia1 a; dsliv5Ting points
@ be Pstriot, Florence AMI TeEaY, on bOItI or
THIRD DISTRICT. e.
Jedsrso7 and jennings counties, Iadiana, and
points nertb Of said counties; delivering POINT 10
be e. Madison, cn boats or bsIg1s..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
q milton Butler, Prsbe, Montgomery, Greene,
Clinton, BroRn, Highland, OleImoat and Warren
counties, Ohio. Delivering point to be st Cinein-
naHB IS Railway and Canal D=Pots-
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Champa'g1, Clark and Madison counties Chic,
and poin's nsTth Of said uutits. Delivering
points TO be at Urbana, Springfield aAd London, st
Railway DspOts
- charges to be made for storage, pro7i,us to
Bidder must ttste distinc ly iTom which District
tney proPesa TO fu nish Hay, ami must g se,
tsi oet = ereepted, nos 10 interfere vith either
oitne otner districts. zach Dist iot VIII Be ward
ca 70 oee person or nrm il Ihs quantity and pTios
should Dc sausiactory, and th3 CostractiaR Oficer
of the Government will Agrea not to make add
tlonal purchs ses ia 81 Ii bls1ict during hs con
tinuance Of the contract.
Nc bio Il be entertained for the dslissrv ~ lagq
than ] 900 tons.
Biddsrs must stass the quantity thsy propose 10
shsT, the price aud tins ard place dciiTeTy and
each BID must be gu1rantted BY tRO sp0nsible
persons, guaranteeing, oyer their own signature
shat II The bid is acnspted, bondS Nii be given in
the sum OF otefo1rtb the value Of the property Of
tsEed for tbs ful6llnent Of the eonsset.
The right Il reserved 20 reject any hid deemed
unreasonable. p
A copy ofthls Advertisement should accompany
each bid.
Andorss envelopes 'PropO5als for Hay stating
phtrict, end address 10
COL. WM ". MCKIM,
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CANADIAN HERs.

ToRoSTo, Dec. Z. ].
Burleigh was before the court again to-
day. and evidence was offered showing
him to be In the CoDIsderaTe SURVIVE, wIIT1ii
defence will be strongly urged by the
counsel. The case was adjourned till TO-
morrow. ~
CoLLISawooD, Dec. Z.
Tha steamer Georgian arrived here this
evening. -
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There are several regiments of the Vet.
eran Reserves on duty in Washington. 1t
IS very desirable, says the Chronicle, to
supply libraries to these regiments in their
various eneampments. Said an officer in
one of those regiments; Nothing could
accomplish mere good than a we'll selected
library in cur camp"
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KaTD OH DETEOIT.
DETROIT, Dec. z.

DETROIT, Dec. Z.
Positive inloEIni tion has been received
here that q raid uF on this city is being o.
gam zsd by rebel efugees in Canada Col.
Hill, the military commander, in note to
yiayor Barker, eeommends that imme-
digte measures be taken to organize and
arm regiment of militia for local prOteo.
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roR sTIGRMaN.s ARMY.

The steamship Fulton, especially de-
tailed, will leave this port tomorrow with
a heavy mail fer General Sherman's army.
She goes under sealed orders, as the exact
Doint Of Shermans arrival ca the coast
has not yet been diTulged.
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IlIPORTAHF CHAEaEs.

The Times Washington special ssysl
General RosecFsnS has been relieved Of
bis command Also General Steele.
Senator Grimes has been put ct the head
Of the Senate Naval Committee, and Sena-
tor Sherman at the head Of the Finance
Committee. O. gl-5 .8lna Bra -t
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feeble demonstration, evidently without
efecting or accomplishing anything.
The Savannah Republican of the 2sth
says; Governor Brown must be resolved
to drive Sherman out Of the State By proc
lamations.
The Macon Telegraph-Of the Path con-
tains three of the manifestoes irom his ez-
cellency.
It also says: We noticed on the street
yesterday wagon containing exactly six
sticks Of pine wood, for which $50 was de-
manded.
Aselms dispatch says that the Georgia
militis were turned over to the Confsder-
ate service.
Ths Charleston Republican Of the sOth
says that the guard is busy on the streets
picking up sErsgglers. All the able-bOdied
population ara converted into soldiers.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
E ... PHILADELPHLA, Dec. 2.
At > large meeting of the merchants of
this city held at the rooms Of the Corn
Exchange to day, resolutions were adopt-
ed presenting the name of John W. For
ney IS candidate frcm PennsylFsnis for
8 position in the cabinet, in the event Of
reconstruction. se4r
A delegation Of PannsRlxsniaps- haun
gone to Washington to urge the appoint
ment of Colonel FOrney as Seeeetary of
the Interior, in the event Of Judge Ush-
er's going upon the Bench, or as Secretary
of the Navy in case Secretary Welles
shoIld accept the Embassy to Francs.
CAPTURED. @
Intelligence reached here this afternoon
of the capture and destruction of the sut-
ler schooner and tug Lizzie freeman, last
night, while snchoring of the mouth of
Warwick river, little stream about seven
miles above Newport News, by party of
rebels purporting to be portion of the
crew.
CAUCUS.
W AShA2ANAORtI 1(oSs ."
TIE Republican Senators held caucus
this morning to arrange the Standing
Committees. They will remsin nearly as
they were during the last session. sher-
man will be Chairman of the Committee
on Finance. With view to harmony be-
tween the Committee on Naval Affairs
and the Navy Department, 8 change in
the Craftsmanship, super;eding Senator
Hale, Is suggested, but this question will
not be decided until the caucus meets
agsiu tomorrow. aaE
Hon. n. Sargent, Commissioner Of Gus
toms, who recently mads tour to tho
Northern border, has returned. His OBJ
ject was to give effeot to the laws to
prevent smuggling across the lines, and as
far as possible to sPply corrective 70 the
existing abuses
The sealed proposals for aour were
opened today at the Subsistence Depart
ment. Bids ranged between ten, eleven
and twelve liars per barrel, for cash, and
from twenty to twenty-five cents higher if
payable in certificates.
SUPREME COURT.
Six of the Associaied Justices Of
the United States Supreme Court are now
In this city, but not representing q quorum
Of the Court They made formal call on
the President The interview was briet
and Of a very sociable character.
Chief Justice Chase, not yet having
taken the oath Of office or entered upon
his duties, was not present.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEPARTMENT /
OF THE CUMBERLAND, NAsEEILLE,
TENN, Dec. g. 1864,

HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEPARTMENT !
OF THE CUMBERLAND, NAsEEILLE,
TENN, Dec. 8, 1864.
To Gen. J B. Hood, commanding Con-
fedsrats forces on the Franklin road:
General, have the honor to aeknowl-
edge the receipt of your communication Of
this date, making proposition for the ex
change Of prisoners Of the army Of the
United States, now In your possession, for
like number Of Confederate prisoners be-
longing TO your army, now 10 my hands.
In reply 1 have to stste that although I
have had quite large number of prison
ers from your army, they have all been
sent North, and are consequently now be-
yond my control. am therefore unable
70 make the exchange proposed BY you.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
GEe H. THOMAS,
Msjor General Commanding.
All sorts OF news pervaded the city
when the news that q flag of truce had
come In. The general suppositi0n was
that Hood had demanded the surrender Of
the city.
Generals Milroy and Rosseau sre at
Murfreesboro, which is amply garrisonsd
and defended against any rebel force which
msy attack it.
Yesterday body Of rebels attacked
block-houses six and seven, near Mur-
freesboro. They were gsllsrtly fought By
the garrison, and soon body Of troops,
sent By Milroy from MurireesbOro, arrIv-
ed, who attacked the rebels with such
effect that they were driven off in eonfu-
sion, losing six pieces of artillery and
number of prisoners.
Matters at the front to-day are quieter
than usual. No artillery, that can be seen
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FOOLAFE.

HkLIF4K, Dec. Z. p. n.
There are no signs Of the steamship Can.
ads, now due, from Liverpool on the 26th,
and Queenstown op the asth The Esa-
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WATER CURE,
FOR
INVALID WOMEN,

HNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS AN Es-
II TABLISHMENT at Columbus. Ohio f1r tha
exclusive treatment o. Invalid Women. The means
lssd con ist Of mild and caraful use Of wstr with
the MOTsmont or Motorpsthic Cure administered
ere treated, and vi h uaiEersal SUCCESS.
Address ~. 6aEPARD, n. D.,
nols1s5 Colanbus. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

A French church is to be erected at
Chicago
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aIeiu 9abEftissattuts.
.0i I EER T0lgEFEER ARHY e0RPsI


CIETEIAHn. Dec. 3, 1854. 4
fNHE WAR DEPARTMENT HAS
i suthoFizPd the orgssiEat;en of the Tint CorpE
under Major Gsnegal Haucoek, 70 Re mPosed O
abebodied The sasH rh0 haze aefrei tsr0 Fedrs
been As1oT. bly discblrgef. Tnis Corps conais
q Aot le y tFehg thousand Infantry, enlisted
l ioI Bot lees yssr aHd Is teing organ.
fzsd IN the DiztTiot q OolUmbis BecE1its tbiI
Corps VIII he urniIhed trensperta ion 70 WashinR-
ton, viii te cred ted to the Dstrirt In Vhi-h they
thsiE falnilies 6omieilsd, sad thsE VIII be
PAD q SPECIAL B On. y Of 1hgsa Ifaasied Do:
ta's fro the 5ubstit ate Fund upon icing mustered
into service. frr1 fH ~
1aca Fecrait EbO preseryss his Ds TO the end
e his tesIns nay retain thea as his oEni upon be-
Ing ko torsbly dl-ehars a.
The uuderal ned Is now rHaoy 70 feeeiT5 and foT-
ward recruits for this Dew Cops
n sF FTE az FRED'K A NASH,
Captain and FT5yost Marshal, 18th Dist Ohio.
dsos.ls2 - = " a'n
onl MASTERS SALE PURSUANT TO
4t& the o1m mmand o. q order or sac ir.m The
a e. Court d Comman Pleas Of Cuy ah0Ea county. Ohio
e thf suit Of Almon P. TGrner jr against liiiu
d. Peek End Others TO me direeted, 1 shslI ezpc.e
for sale at put ic auction the door of he Court
hOute in the @ ty OF Cleveland On tho 7th y Of
J6nHaFy, 1865 ct O'cicck ?. NJ, ths f0ewirg
deseriaed prtmites: Situae in the ori, inal town
ship Br3 kyn, in ths com y Of CuyGhoRa, and
state 4 Ofic AMI known b7irg lot No. S. in tho
~ Taylor Farn Allotment, ia tho city Of Chic, now
si1 tfe 81 = Of Cvv land and Is bounded follows:
eriyon Kentucky sire I, 5oulber ferret street
an1 EtEferiy on lot Ne. So ard has 60 feet front
FF9spees luow franklin) ptrest. Appraised 8
-.--.4 t4,t0L. L.a.--a. i. ". F0kD, Ma ter Com'F.
-tl--- fAEHEa 4 DEkSIs PRS Attys
.a-s DeosnBeT sih, 1854 dsOs:Isl
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The odbir stIoh Of iGFred ents IN tase Pii L. the
result cf long aud eGt-n -nstg practice. I ey ars
mQi IN their 0neratioR I'd ~AnnOt d hsrm T. tie
most delicate; Tain 10 cOro citing al r GUAR ties
p intul Me1ztruati ms, removing all oL stIuctionss
wh.Ihsr from cid or other sise, hcedaj z, pain in
ths side psgitson Of the heart whites, Ill neryOut
ahecti0ps, hysterlcs, fatigue. pain In ths back and
limbs. &c ds urbed sleep, Wlieh lss from Inter
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OOAL AT RETAIL.
W1low vapk, (MsssiIoll TaI!msds7, Tunusl.
Nut aud Slack Cosl; also, b-high ~ LaskaWana
Coal, arge aul small Egg at cur Yard, feot OF Wet
River street.
ds7:lsg RHODES, GARD d co.
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DL6CK REPP sILKs.-wE HAVE
ID resolved 20 day s1me thoice Black Rerp sIiGs,
II and 81 inches wide, wht a VIC ~ 81, Cheap.
TAYLOR & GBGSWOLD,
dscR 2l7 superior s5rFEs.
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OBITUARY.

The members OF Sandusky Lodge, No
Il. of Free aud Accepted Masons, take thi,
method e communicating IT, the r, lAtiyc,
and numerous friends of Brother l.. NJ. Loom.
is, their infcigncd sympathy in their bcreavc
mcnt, form the dcceasc Of Brother Loomis
his family are bereft Of a kind husband aud
mthcr, society an exemplary member, the
county a gou1 citizen, aud our 10 dye and the
fraternity at large, a most chniitable, faith.
tai aud worthy brother.
But the Grand Master OF all has called him
from the lubors OF this world to the refresh
ment Of that perfect lodge, not made with
hands. eternal in the heavens. Such is life.
for ''what man is he that liveih and shall
not see Geathf" Then while We mourn the
loss OF our worthy brother. We will endeav
or to copy his many virtuts, aud bow submis.
sivc 10 Gods iunm cdiatc decree.
j. w CRAMtR.l
IonN g. GRos..i Con-.
JonN GwYNN,
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38th Congress--First Session.

WAsHISGToS March, Is.
SENATE-Thc House bill to provide
for carrying mails to foreign ports was
called, Und after amendments, was pas scd.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON the Sem
ate proceeded to the consideration of the
Senate bill to promote enlistments, and
for other purposes. lie made a speech
in support of h is amendment to the or
ignal bill as substitute for II, which
frees the wives aud children Of the coll
orcd recruits. The other position of the
original bill had been provided for in past
legis latures. Considerable debate ensued
on this amendment another giving com.
pensation to loyal masters. The above
Senate bill amendatory to the Homestead
Bill, passed.
"A petition was presented from citizens
Of Brooklyn, that rebel land be conlisca-
ted and divided in parsels of $50 acrrs, for
distrihufou among soldiers. Referred.
Mr.. GRIMES resolution amending
the rules so rs to require all action upon
nominations to be made in open session,
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Without disposng OF. The Enlistmen,
Bill, the Senate agreed ib 0tipurn until
Monday and went into Executive Session
WASHINGTON, March l8.
HOUSE-Mr JULIAN spoke in iavor
of the bill reported by him to extend the
principles of the Homestead Llw TO per.
sons in Tho military and naval service on
forfeited and coniscatcd lands.
The House proceeded TO considcra-
tion of the Senate bill 90 facilitate entrie,
IN soldinrs undar tho Homastond RiiI
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MARRIED.

On the 2Oth inst at the residence of A
lngraham, Esq., by the Rev. A. y. Drcis.
bnct, Mr. i. A. MAGgE, Of Scrcca g, Ohin,
!" Mis- q. a. SrKvESs, formerly or Kuscius
CO.. Ind.
AT Elk Rapids. Michigt On the sth of
Match. 10y the Rev Leroy Warren, OLtvrR
W, WILLIAMS, of the 25lh Reg. O.V. vi,
to T. GtRrRi DE, daughter Of A. G, BAxrR,
Esq, oi Reed tp., Srncca co O.
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March II. 1864
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
annual Tares for 1864.

The attention Of taxpayers is hereby
called tn the provisions Of the Unite,
Suites Excise Law relative to the assess
mcnt of annual taxes.
By the sixth section OF the CT Of July
!, 1869, il is made the duty of all per.
sons, partnerships, firms, associations, or
corporations, made liable to any annual
duty, license, or tax, ON OR BEFORE THE
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR, to
make list or return to the Assistant AS
SCISSOR Of the District where located OF
the amount of annual income, the articles
or objects charged with special tax, and
the business or occupation liable to pay
any license.
Every person who shall fail TO make
such return by the day specified will be
liable to be assessed by the Assessor ac-
cordlhg to the best information which he
can obtain and in such case the Assess
sor is r,quircd TO add fifty per ccn,um to
the amount of the items of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an
Assessor any false or fraudulent list or
statement, with intent TO cvadc the valu-
alton or enumeration required by law,
is subject TO n fine of five hundred dollars;
aud in such ease the list will be made out
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
and from the valuation and enumeration
50 made there can be no appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except
those for licenses, will not be demanded
until the thirticth day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which 10
make return, and all necessary inlorma-
ton, will be furnished by PHILLI SPElL-
MAN ard JoHN A. HALL, Assistant Assess
ors for the 9TH and 9Th Division u whom
the returns shoul be delivered on or be-.
fore the fist Monday OF May, aa their
office in Tiflin.
L. A. HALL,
U. S. A SSesSor 9M ID iStrict.
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SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No 229 Broadway
REFERENCES.

We ths andenigned doing business In New York
CRY, do surHoRizs Joseph =. Walien, sud @. ". .
snydsrsom pTi,ing the 6nn ofihe National Pstend
Office to refer TO us, and believe they wileondaet
their 5usiness upon STRICTLY HosoRABLe rRIsoi
FLKs
tsignedl MY. Feb. 9Tb
yo.esS McKewsn Esq, inPOrsr. SO Maiden Lane
Y. Civ.
Wits sylor Rsq., Banker. rs Wall 81. NY,
CelIlss II. yOorh ses Esq. Banker <s Pine sh'
NY City.
shepsefi, sesa'd Il Co. Importers, ga resti ST.,
N, Y'Ciiy.
jehs WilmOt Esa, cOmmissOn,s BOwlns Gtssa
N. Y. City.
John W. Kirby Esq, Metropolitan Dsuk5 fOs
Bfondway N. V. caY.
II. Anhus Esq. Bdtish and American Exehanes
Baking Corporation, OF Wall Street N. Y. City.
II. Dawes Spiih ESQ, Chemical Bsuk ,to.mer Of
Brosdway and chanbsn street, My Guy
AaIch IL, 1864. 81 Iy
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Fruit Trees For sale.

rrLE TRErs, OF all the popular
ids, exceedingly healthy and FIRE, itctn
o 9 feet. Sl2 50 per hundred.
o T" 81 Glass, OO do
lndard and Dwarf. Pears, Cherry Trees,
pm Trees, Peach Trees, small fruits. &c
NJ Call and see at the Nursery,
miles from Tillin, ON the Me-
utchinville road.
Z. ZARGES. Prop'r.
M arch IL lS6l. 9I--ls
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$500

To Recruits that cul'st for the I0Ist O. V. l.
Now il the tine 10 enlist in one of the beet
Regiments in the service. Come tight along
Your money is ready as soon as you are mus
tered into the service. Office on Market
street, opposite the Court House.
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Keep 1t Before the People!-That the TIP'
yrs TaIsvSE, has larger circulation. and is
Increasing more rapidly, than any vallandig-
ham Copperhead sheet Ia this section o
Ohio. Business men will fud the, TAIBuSs
By far the best means for advertising aud
making their business known among the peo
pie. The rmsusE is sound on the Union
question and death on treason and traitors,
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Nstice.-rhe attention Of our readers is
called to the nstice. in the advertising column.
Of the ssesso' Of internal Revenue for this
District, who may save themselves trouble
and expense, by returning their several lists
OF income, &c, for assessment, TO tn assist.
aut Assessors, in their respective divisions.
The office Of the a'si slant Assessor of this
county. Is over ST, aOitn's Drug Store. rifiio
Ohio. Do
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Rev. W. c. Richards, A. M, we learn, will
deliver series Of Lectures in this place, on
the "PHiLosorHr AND CHEMISTRY or THE
AIR,' commencing Monday evening, March
2sih. and continue to Tuesday evening,
Apnl 9Th. y
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aOdey.--The April number Of Cooley e
Magazine has been received. and fully sus'
tsins It's high reputation. II contains a va.
risty Of beautiful Fashion Plates for the la.
dies. and any quantity Of good reading. The
ladies will all be anxious to get the April
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The workmen in Parrotts gun.factory
at West PoinI (twelve hundred in mum
ber) strdck on Saturday for heigher Wa
ges. They demanded eighteen shillipgs
day.
GH-Part Of John Morgan's command
left Decatur, Ca, week ago.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following amount, buvc been re-
ccived on subscription for the gear 1893
and 1864, for the week ending Wcdncs.
day, M, rch 24ih, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24
TIFFIN, o., MARCH "a, 1864.
RECRUITS WANTED,
FOR TIE l0ist 0. v. |.

Lieut.. SENEY and TAoGARr, are
ready to pay Two IIundr ID Dollars Pri-
vntc Bounty in connection with the Three
hundred Dollar Government Bounty,
mpking in aii
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-24

Lco1dcr Coe, to Jan. lst, 1865, 80 90
VIM. Voorhies, March 10, 1865, 2 90
+. Baker, to March LIST, 1865, 1 90
J. w. Lnwhead, 10 Aug. 25, 1864, 1 co
Geo. Mccormack. Oct. 20, 1854, 90
WIN. Brooks, to April II, 1868, . 90
B. B. Title, 10 August %, 1864, co
Hiram M'Clcllard, Aug. 20, 1854, 90.
ID. G. Rule, to NOv'bcr. Ist, 1861, 90
Geo. Shoe maker, Aug. %, 1864. 90
William Bunncll, Aug. %, 1864, goo
WIN. Galbraith, to Feb. 20. 1864, | 90
l.uac Hedges, to Aue. 25, 1864, Z %
=. st. John, to Aug. %, 1864, GO
Il. Musgrlvc, so Feb. %, 1864, 90
J. II. DrinkcrhUtf,. Feb. 25, 1864, 60.
Wm. Fox, to August 25, 1864. 90
Elijah Reed, 10 Nov. 9th, 1864, 100
u. ID. Dean, to June l6, 1854, OJl
Nathan West, to Aug. 25, 1864, 90
). V. HumcS, to Aug. 25, 1864, . CO.
r. Brdsall, Il August %, 1864, 90
John Moore, u AUGUST 20, 1864, . OO
oi. Montgomery, Feb. rs, 1864, | OO
-Abner Nrns, 10 Aug. %, 1864, . 90
A. e. Whitcman, Nov. lst. 1864, . 90
Ephraim Gav"r, Aug. 25, 1864, 90