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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The parties in -. Louis n Cincinnati, ,ho have
been countrrie'iing the Mustang Linimsu under
Pretsn'e Of proprieiouhip'a hive been thotou ght
stopped by the Courts. To rusrd against further i'm
position have procured from the U. :. Treasury,
'PriVa'c steel plate revenue stamp, which Is plsc.
ed over the top Of each bottle. Each stamp bear.
he rae sINIIE oimy ignHturc, and viii ont which
the article is NCountrrfeit, dangerous and worth
less imitation. Examine every bottle. Thi, Lini.
meni has been i'd use and growiugin f,vsr rorma.
ny years. There hardly exists a hamlet on the habi
table Globe ,aat does not contain evidence of IL.
wonderful eaeet'. II u the best eniohsnt IT, the
world. With is present improved Ingredients, IL,
effects upon m"n or beast are perfectly rematka.
bic. Sores sre healed; pains relieved, lives saved
valuable animals made usefu and untold ills as
suagsd. For cuts, bruises. sprains, rheuma tism,
swell'rss, hies, csked breasts strained horses ,Sc,
II isa sov.teig IN Reredy that should neverb be dis.
peused with II should be In eyesy family. Sold
by all Druggists.
D.S BARNES, NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
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SrgsisrirF-A iuJywho prided hel.
VI on -her setlsRgty s.nr ans day %
rir butcher: Tow eau yilutp iDw sac !
ufnel professieuga ''Alda tnis coz Z
1o astdmAeG batcbsr,. - Would Y5r pso-
.cr cbQklng ;Rem.ahvclh isdr .sov
~ sfl Haili4fae Ln fase ~ III ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
S. r. -l860.-X,

Persons 'ofsedsntsry..h habits ,roublrd with weak
ness, lassi'ude, paPitat' of,he heart, lack oIap
nstite, stress alter eating,torpid liver ootstpa
lion, Sc deserve to srfTsr If they viii not try the
al Id
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
Reception OF Co. a.
9th Re giment'
A Splendid Dinner Provided!
Welcome by Judge Hord !
Address by Rev, T. F. Hildreth |!
Songs OF WELCOME BY THE
GLEE CLUBi
. FESTIVAL, OF DnAvEs, BOUNTY AM
BEAUTY Il
Address by Rev, T. F. Hildreth

q, dye, ,c,.l, when at length the sobdief
S,.,,', s,.,,... no,os ,,,,lir when he heenws'
The rolcrs are unfpr'ttfellcw mFn'
Mnr.hah, snd nov the buzz goNa'csde
Now The glsd music b,sts. bcme..e ""'",N
Tie csfs aud hamlets are al g,'lauded vs. "'"''
With green bcnFh'. the la, plurd,rirs Of N, hr,.
The ely gates ny open Of them,el,cs,
rheN need no longsr the peiati to trst ,hem.
rhe rsmPars ote all 6lled with men md women.
With peaceful men andvoncn that send onward,
Kisses snd vel, cmirgs upon tho sir.
Which they make breezy With sArc,lcnate gesture.
From s'l,he towers ring ont the metry tcll.,
The Joyous ,e,rets of bloody day.
harp, man. - fortunate Tor whom
Y be- w"llki avn door The faithful arms sre cpcn,
The faithful tender arms With mute ,mbrsc,us
sCuutgH
II was three years ago in April last
since Co. A. Of the Eighth Ohio Rcgi.
men,, the first of the three years compan.
les from this county left TifIin, to begin
their term of active service.
The country was ,hcn unused To war.
Every thing partLking to military alrairs
was novel. An organized company was
spectacle to attract people for miles
around to witness. On that bright April
m"rning, our city, now moro accustomed
to such scenes aud scarcely moved TO a
ripple of xcitcmcnt by them, turned out
almost en- mdsSe to view the unwontcd
sight cf hundred Seneca county men
leaving their peaceful homes to face the
perils and hardships of war. Little did
we then know what the future hid be.
hind its veil. The most sagacious had
but faint conception of the real magni.
udc Of the struggle then hardly begun.
Who of the many spectators prcsclt that
morning does not wildly recall the scene
If The departure The jubilan, spirit Of
he new volunteer the blare of martial
nusic--thc roar of artillcry-thc waving
landkerchieis-the mingled emotions of
adness aud p;idc-,he hearty hurrahs of
he multitude aud not less enthusiastic
csponscs of the departing soldiers. No
nc OF all that gathering. of people antici.
ntcd what "us u follow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings Tor the Examination OF
Teachers, WILDE held in the Court House
in Tiffin, at O'Clock, p. M, on each Satur
day of February. March. April. May. Sep
third Saturday of each of the remain ne
months Of the year.
fsls b., 81 LANES PILLARS,
naFt4ut -it3n JOHN McCAULEY
Tim, Feb. I, Is60-Ie-y TOY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-21
LYONS KATHAIR0N.

LYONS kATHAlRUN,
KathsirOn I, ffom the Greek word "ks,hrc," o
"Kstbsiro," ,Ignibins to cleanse, rsjoverste and
restore. This article /, the word u signifies For Pte
serving, restoring and beautinins the human hair II
is the most remarkable preparation In the world. II
again owned and put up by the or snai proprietor.
l,dis now made with the same care ,skll and sten.
WOW ,hich gave hs sale ofovercn milcs bottle.
per ann.
,nns,,,cs, delightful Hair Dressing.
! ut.s,. | t,s 'eurf'nd d'ndtuf.
N"' cool snd clean,
n son, Snd glossy.
ing rrey.
It re,to'es hair upou bh,
Any lady Ca rentlemsn who valueess
ofhair should use lyons KAihsiren. RW'n' he'u
snd used throughout the civilized world. Sc%S~
sllrespectable dealers
DEMAS s. BARNES & Co. N Y
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

LAsHINGTON's BIRTHuAy
w Whl be csebra,ed by
GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL
on the WASHINGTON Skating Pod febru,ty ~ weather
p.ru.Ittinx,
A. VIII be tn reserve 4av Of season all vi bs
charged l5CENTs ADNfssl ON.
GRAND DISPLAY UF FItKwORko IN THE EVEN.
INC.
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NEvv p!JBI.iCATiUNs.

/. etLicrED REsroeED IGNORANCE HxPosEDl
sldtis. 10 1eaI " d.ess..'-pr LARNoNTs Paris, Lon
.66 1I6 40. p,srs s-ary io anatomical iiias;rs ons,
Se e y s seJsreaa M neys, sea,a pspSses ,aes,
6er r. @ soSs@n sSs ausSor
s s a. ,s whS wS a svss .ysses ss
gafs$, SsSsyy's swsESHa: ~: ys::. .ssssii,
oc pteer Is Brosisay, ~ stairs New York. fro 10 A.
" .,r With etner papers in rscomTending DR. Lar.
o s.a @sns ss s Medcs sers%
Sa SssH s. sess
@ g @ s .en Gsnss ssncr
weuet g.e her snd Greeev eserss-, arse aad n Cot
Gsos,,,tS1. lcsi,ne xs.aor lowering coffin. LeaiiIg
res Dns rssas. eer. service Niger srnas BABY i 70
i,.iG y y cdpir, ior 81; fcS SID Sharses
Yo-k 70. Scr, eilh NJ ae, ros, once county state
rininiy written.
f,oysuLr wArsoS's 90 USE AND CURE. ON THB
iln.a@G steotby ans,omcal pa,es snd DRAWINGS
" Tj sst 4 .'fo, s.p.isIiy have
y sa asEs ro Tsss res' c'sS aisf f srosa srasa
NV ossj oosk aoo tas Metropolitan nctel ocnsuita
| ,osstronsA. 'og "
,vve,sr rRIcys rhID soR OLD BOOKS 10 900
sseos' SoSAs 81 sour ereS S0o0C Scraps aud Photo
eiPPs. II 80 SsE ~ Nassau street, near Beet nan
| ~ ,rptNONI.b,--W HlsPEks TO A BRIDE CON.
M t4tucf,atI irnrnrati4A or the newly married
an e aupu. 70 marry foFi paid ou receipt of IS
c.u,s ~ fNff, IAaNfAt boN h33l Post oAce. N. Y.
VINO AtE gHE hniAb Le~'G sRs
NOW aEADr. BooE sEoosD FeosHEr srErHEs,
SON oF DOUGLAS
PRICE ViFThI NFSIS. ....
/. Axs aaei;,r,' NEW 99ooRx
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

kTEW YORK INRffI AND ALBANY RA1LR0 ip.-
IN For Al suy rrpy No,h West leave rvsnty yti
stree depot 10 x u and 20 r. Sun ~ ,ras hr
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A J. BLEEcKER. SON co. WILL SELL AT


WEDNESDAY FEB a.
AT IL o'clock Vt te Exchange Sa esroom ~ Broadway
EAkCUTOR ) SALE OF VAIL ABLE REAL ESTATE
THIRD AND FORTY FOURTH STREETS. BY ORDE
or GKO. ". WRIGHT. ESQ. EXECUTOR
TENTH AVENUES Lots the cast side between
Fortyird and Foryfourh streets each 25xl90 including
two corners
TENTH AyERUE-I Lot On the east side between Forty
fourth and Forty-lfth streets: sire 25Al0J.
FORTY YSECOND STREEf-l4 Lots north side Of
25xO0 Forty-seroud street is 100 fee wide.
FORTYTHIRD srREET-6 Lots north side
mencing $50 feet east ef Tenth ii 5,00 eah
FORTY FOURTH SfkEEr-t Lots south side or
For fourth street commencing 100 feet Of Tenth
Title perfect.
For maps Apply the auctoneers II Cedar street.
to Wright Merrihew, - Wal street.
ALSO.
BY ORDER OF TILE EXECuTOR,
the first class Bnsfsh basenen brown
front House No ~ West Thirty-second street,
B0Orman place the south side midway betwe
Eighth and Ninth avenues. Lot It.8sk block: honss
IL Sx65 and perfect oer; has all the m dern improve
ments TIE neghborhoed both sides ~ the street Is
built up Of first class houses MA
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT BRiDGEPoRT. CONN.
Ground bridgeport Gonu.. late the estate of
Thaddems Huhhe deceased situated nd pnlng the Ster
ling iioe the north, the of Man aud Cannon
opposite the Connecticut BANK the head OF Wall
"a acre) the double hric, Mansion thereon This
perry red ,he vauabie pot the city OF
Bird seport for business purposes.
For maps terms. &c amply 10 the Auctoneers No. n
Cedar street New forg, 70 yliADDEUS H. LANE, ESQ.,,
Attorney ana Coanscilor is2 Broadway. N.Y..
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

EDwARD soHgNCK, AUCTIoNEER. 0gFiCg No rs
~ Nassau VIII gre bis personal rttent0n. as
asaa 20 ,ses of sgaluss u private rrsdspees sai OUT
iosr ssioa gsu ,resY.
The New York herald., 1864-02-21
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRArNs FOR ALBA.
Ill n.y. Troy. the Eurth est leave Chambers street.
81 andicAM aud s:ls. and lvtg NJ. and SUNDAY:
A. any ~ the onces OF wSsrCOrrS Erpress IN New yoir
an baggage checked tac house 10 ali 70 uss
or the roai md n 3srs n springs
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

ui1u,E,SDAY-1hc new play PURE GOLD, sixth time
nM1EsiD,nEsDAY-Nncty.fo fourth night OF ROSkDALh
IuURSDAy-PURE GOLD; seventh time
FhlDAf-RCSEDALis. NINETY. fifth time
In preparatinrShau ans ,ndar 4 Comedy
- THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
and costumes
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

IAA-AMERICAN THEATRE
tff BROADWNY
The Standard Variety Theatr, OF New York
GREAT COMBINArIoN TROrPE
THEIR GRAND AND vARIEO PERFORMANCE.
NfW STARS THIS WEEK.
while al the I'D fsvoritcs retained.
Monday Febraa y ~ hrst week ~ the engagement ~
TONY PASTOR. fONY pAsrOR.
TONY PASTOR ToNY PASTOR.
THE WORLD RENOWNED COMIC VOC ALSr
GEORGE CHRfsTY.
The Ethiopian Comedian of mDsts 81 fame:
CHARLEY WHITE JAS. WAaBoLD BOB HART.
Tn. three Nrratrst EthioD an g m.ians ~ the ss-
IN A HOST OF ACTS ESIKAyAGASIAS. BUR-
LLSQUaS &C.
j :. MATFfr
The great and artistic Pan omHns win In the 70.
mantle, comic fairy paut0r.i e.
hAzULMB THE NIGHT OWL;
THE BLACK RAVES or THE roMBs
Characters hy the
Grand Military Spectacular DNertlsenent. arranged By
Mons Paul Bril iant. eatled
THE SPIRIT or THE NORTH:
THE FEMALE HOME GUARD.
Standard Bea Miss ir fe Schultz
vvsndiefes Miie ~ "a Frank Nixon
And Corps do Balle-Grano Tabsau. kc.
Notce.-Mouday. February s2
wAsHiNGioNs BIRTHDAY.
there will bea
GRAND MArfNEE-aRAND MATINEE
for the special accommodation Of Ladies and Cniidren
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

MILLfR OF NEW JERSEY
On. Orr PRIsoS Hulk.
Mr.. q. G. Boniface Wsshin
The New York herald., 1864-02-21

< HEHlgAA h 90, AUCTIONEERS. SELL MONDAY,
-. febtuaFv II o'clock AZ tbe salesroor, - Bowery
barrels oil. AMI Monorgahela Whiakey 30 n
eo,hce and seSneite Brandies pipes
Rum. Port and sherry Wines. also 220 baskets
.id Chggnigns. cho brands 'arre lot OF SesAr
Ia ~ other Ltrrors In barrels and
~s ses s9 nre tSr- arrin ~ safe Office Frnitare, &C.,
tie cntye stock 81 a wholesale lea Sale positive
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Chase OF . Bloc kadc Ru nnsr.
Mr.. OSCAR q. sAwYER'S DESPATCH.

SrxAMuIr TuLros, AT SEA. Sept %, 1884.
The monoony Of the voyage Of the Fulton from Port
Royal to New York was somewhat varied yesterday
wednesday, BY exciting though fruitsss Chase after
large 0iyde built side wheel steamer, one Of the
GLASS Of ships furnished BY English friends for block
ode running. She was lrss discovered BY Mr.. Walker,
the nrst ecsr from the masthead while We were about
or Wilmington, and chase was instantly commenced.
Our movsmsots caused the Anssbel steamer to change
her course, her only hope Of escaping rested
In her chance OF crossing our bows out or
range of our guss and standing to the east
ward and wiDdward The Fulton was pushed to hcr
speed sSt ns' boilers BEING ~ rssd
Tho fortunes OF the chase varied during the day. AZ ono
tme under favorable breeze the Fulton would forge
Wisp, she 10 bamed but slight alteration Of The lat
tess would give her the load agaiu and would
sowy fall behind. Whom FIRST disc vered she about
three or four miles from u.s. bat range Of our best
red gun, snd that position she maintained or improved
SrougnSas s tho day Az An, on shore % cruiser sSsrs
ana there were great hope. she would be able 70 head
the Ping Anglo rsssl or. But shc gradually dropped
behind and whom the pursuit was given up by the Full
In spite s the best Efforts Of Captain wostou, who
handed his ship with copsummate skill; Mr.. Walker, his
nrst ocsr the chief engineer. Mr. kcDonaid. and in-
deed, all the officers and men on board an hour or two
s1sn she bad su S pos s.s nss Tss
pared 70 bows and lay her course for the Ber
sass sS smoke On 80:
eeen to the westward Their approach
to- late, although II osused the captain OF the Will
othe-Wsp 10 haul down hts rebei ensign, which she
had Haunted while at bcr topmast head in de
rsive sort Of when she had tina heels Of uA When
the Gcttybburg came up and oiosd In the chase dark
neee had set In, ard Il became useless 70 continue
ii longer Go lie Fulton Was hauled up aud placed
on Der ooufSs, Jeaying she Gettysburg and tho un.
known Qunboe TO follow the str niger sharply as they
might What crowned their earnest efforts oan-
not be told left them playing hide and go-scek
around the bhh Of Hatteras. n vey and unceI tain
sty.e Probably however, tho viii o. theWisp escaped,
aud will Land such OF her as shc did not throw
overheard in the hot pursuit In English hasds at Ber
muda or Nassau large quantity OF II was thrown over
board early the morning and great deal OF the com
busbe portion burned 10 hcr furnaces TO raise tho
steam to the highest poiat
She was at least eleven hundred tons, and magni.
ncsnt snip in every way. ] hope some OF our last
cruisers we any Of that descriptionwiil soon
overhaul and send her into porsa prize She would
be valuable acquisition to our navy.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

me ten yos bow sos 70 hin, bedsuss sveSyoody csnv
Est 70 him de has 70 be il..s guarded IN admttioy
spses.oss The nasass y sssnS V sin ssys - ~
crowded ed wisn appismss soma ~ thsm looked eager
and have no doss' ,.ms them hsd purpo.s s.dG y
ssag there .o.s President rss Ss ;ss a. cS
asr$ tnsy sS.w w'f' sapsssss sas .s n.vs % sa
ls. half I' cay' bad beard q men wssos ha
10 two minutes aites ssns J" .-ro me MI sssnsss
oan5 Sui and RESPECTFULLY iSSiIsd ..Mr. Douglass
could hear IN the multitude outside, -" rsns @s
"Yse damp It. knew .hsy =,
through, = IN k,.d " desps'." st tho niggsr
orss, .. .c.ass y" lag volcs--a peace demo
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
nffiseayy AUwfrs.

Lieutenant e. r. Grail OF the Fiih United States aru
sry, has been appointed BY ths President Assssni t
cncra with rank u captain Tie has os sn
ordered TO report brisecsr Gsnsrai Richard Arno d
now on duty IN the Department Of The anif.
THIRD RHODE IsLAsD ARrtLLsEy
Tho roowi ina olnecrs tbs Third Rhode lsiandssrhs
lsSy arrived Id tns city yesterday morning, 90 tic
s,eamor Fulton en- rots Providence r. l., wherd ttsy
are TO be mustered cut OF service toe th OF Otosr
1884 Colonel Chsrss n. hsyson, MAJOR james = lsey>
Aduian, George asvtoa, Chaplain frede~ck Icr son
Captains Aibsrt n Greene, David H. Chnrcni' 0so rtL'
smith and Oseola A. rhcOTson; fnst lieuteopuh Ia
than T, BaScock, 0ecrss efesne. wm, W. nv ON
sVaws Tbomno Fdler. James hcspscs, George >. Read
and George T. kensingtos There are also two hundred
tina party vhsy depart their destination sam syea
ing
sxoRuIrs FOR 1Es sIxry-rursp REniMrSr, rslSu
BRi0ADE.
Major siesson q tho sixty -,hrd regiment New York
Volunteers Is al present leave THIS city, having
suffered considerably from tn nduous apors he has
undergone IN lhe field. number d officers OF hc reg
mert have been detailed recruiting service. M VIII
b. sseu by tho following ORDER
ouAa1sHs SxtY.raisoN Y. \ ", Inisn Bafosos,
RusufrSo CfviCF loo CsDAH sRxsr. Ns~ iors
In pursuance OF Special Ortsrs NO ~, scoond ara
corps tho following named officers spd non 90 mnh.
poned o tho sixty third Reg r2ent are desated
on recruiting service FOR The purpose q nng 40 their
regiment 10 the maximum sandard;-eaRtan Charis -
| Quinn, James AcLuade sergeant Major WD b. Balisy
rerreant Charles Bennett Sergeant John kavanegh and
private David EsrthosrSsw. Yoang non wishus 20 olr
this glorious regiment, oopmahded by Aeor sloascn
| Goa DO 80 by appiyins at ,he olhos from nne A. NJ
| iarsr r. ~ daily, where the Major can bs seen.
CHARLES j. QUINN Captain sad RoctuA,na ONcor
TIE sixty tnlrd regiment has bssn reduced 70 skce
ton coudrp, owng ~ MA many battles Ia wnloh u ns
participated No better regrDsDt DO Joined by ps
| sons wishing 10 volunteer.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
r..umoniml 10 supervisor Diunt.

Tho STATE commissoncrs saw o., without any especial
reason or right to transfer ak or seven thousand OF the
ravs, recruits Of this city TO the credit Of BROOKLYN thus
na,ps her quota Our Brooklyn neahbcrs know nothing
Of .bse naval eoiistmen's or o. the labor snpefvso'
Blunt imposed upon himself 10 obtaining 'hs 'so's con
n.o,.a h ,be bat they soon learned and accordingly
procured h transfer thus saving TO their city at least
shres millions OF dollars in the wsy Of bonnss or from
draft In consideration OF the important service thus
secured through the acts Of Nj Blunt, certsu Nes "
Brookiyn have dets mped TO get ~ ead rSens 70 tns
super visor handsome testimonial a. an eviaencs o.
their appreciation Of him 40 . nM, stbfc' poose
o1iocr are 70 whom every sNsea 70 sfcyyiIl =
uadcr q isbt o. grssitude. NO pm1tmsns u snh kna
~ svvv bettw eeesrvsd,
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

= v.rv asso.nlsut ,pos tss aobls d,sasss, me esp
Isre o. A..ns. and Esry dss.s 10 ne ss sS2cusS
& wlss - re- @ sss over
winchester defeat I'D ssspow!sdge saat yss 9si.s
s:sS1s rhs y s ss.s S h North
q sIs csa' uss bean broken up In
,ssssaOS ~ capture " a.lana Yofsses - ss 81:
men !. sas ,ststs and majority Of S'saSSs ssUsssaS
eeaT.s 1rlssipa aad ssssrs us saoussn hsvs we been
seS Ss S'f Ks.sis: S:s.s a.
10 sas miass Of pine and swamps and more
snneaishy than Andsrsonvlle. Us bordered BY ccuu
uses Here, far away nom towns ID country Inhabited
~ pter enemies, and inaccessible any adnG force
ss y .1s e: :'' y s. hold eur ssss
our prsos.rs win pe led no better nor Be treated With
more humanity than those who have langushed sok 10
body and 10 mind for nonths In Apdersonvis, andsho
had onlE lps AoPs 3! escape and thai .Aseash dss!a
I d1s' es: . .sS ss;a:s :s
died IN that camp q q! ms horrors the human mind
Sssss &C. ,s; ... :ss ...y Asss ia s:
aVn css! How long i before our srcys men can .
sxcSenes II must b none viii be alive 70 bs
Fso'vsd dnN q inc s.s nas .ssy 0so. % protected s
ncendary ofeA Of daily occurrence In Charleston.
wSo ss % % ~ e.
sweeping away two ehtre blocks No success has ~
wsrded the efforts OF tbs people 10 deteot the tDcsnd
aries and they are growing nervouS aud badly fright
sned Fires are started evy night at different points
10 tho city and the Fire Department worn out with
their uncessina and sxbausting iabors Oar bursting
shcls, which are always sent in the direction OF rS.
are and dangerous aud almost entirely parayss
the Efforts Of the rsmen, who we'll work a. the
engines and dodge shells the SAND time, Il is Alto
gether bad case for them.
BLOCKADE AUNNNC
The blockade runners have again established their
regular lines between Nassau and Bermuda and Charles
to and quite number now 60 IN and out, without a
gf6at deal OF trouble Two last Thursday
The blockade s not Efficient and do not know that 1t
can be made 30. leave that to be determined by MIR
Weles, or Mr. FOX or Admiral Dahlgrcn merely
tho ac that the blockade not enough prevent
one or two vessels entering going out OF Charleston
every week. And the trade IL Increasing.
Tho following ia . lat OF Union prisoners non COM
batants, released September 80, 1864 off Chareston
Assistant Assistant Surgeon J niokerson, 1sth Connecticut
Assistant Surgeon r. Rae, 1st Now York Dragons.
Assistant Surgeon w. Macpherson. l0st Pennsylvania
Assistant Surgeon G. Y. Butz 1O1st Pennsy ivania.
Assistant Surgeon W. J. Cragen, I'd District Columbia
Assistant Surgeon Denny, I'd Massachusetts, artery
Assistant Surgeon J. A. Meredith, l03d Pennsyivan
Chaplain 3. 8. White, 9th Rhode Island artillery"
Chaplain Q. Dixon, 10th Connecticut
SPECIAL PAROLE
Lieutenant Amory, Cd Massachusetts, cavalry.
Captain E. I. Smith, 10th United States infantry,
Captain j. G. Kitchener. 85th PennsyIvania.
Inc latter released on pArole to ind equvaleut2
The yolow fever has appeared in Charleston. On /
Thursday last hundred existed and had
been declared epidemic. All who could leave had
starter for the country to escaps tbs scourss.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Best asd Cheaposs Nswspapsr m
fats Country,
The wsMtLv HRRAID fov tho pre,snv weok, ready -
morrow Saturday z1ornfSs will give
Further Particulars. rcmsour Special War corresps
dents, OF General sheridAn's Operatccg and Addios6
Victories the shsnaDdoAh valley Of bis Pursuit OF ~
rebel Early OF his captafso Btauuton and Waynesb boso
and tho Latest Aooounss OF h Moverssnts, IiustraA
with Map or the Scene q ODsratioos mo latest Dan
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