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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17
a,ifImonS 9ispatftl,
~ \. CowARDIS h 90.

,,....f,r i4 published daily, tsandays except
'H' -, uolIARs for twelve months; rwssrf
g. In ax months, TFS pors.Rs Tor th'ee
F.',' ,,,R DOLLARS for one month, IN ADVANCE
' ..,-s,.lu,y. by mail are al the ASK "' "'S'
r.4N, tE,,ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17
ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE,

ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
WITH EVERY NECESSARY OUT-BUIID-
ING To CONSTITUTE II \ VERY COMPLETE
ESFAELISilMENr, WITH TWENTY ACRES OF
LAND, WITHIN ONE MILE OF RALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA. FOR SALE PRIVATELY
We oer for sale the ahove-descfibed place, said to
he the best-arraugud place for convenience and COM
fort III that neghbolhood. The buildings are all
new. The farm buildings consist of barn, perfect
in Its arrangement twenty by forty feet the floor
feet; rnt-ploof courthouse; thief proof smoke
house; kitchen, s;orc-housc, tsc. With the place
may be purchased portion of the Crops and some
Stock.
Price for the land, $4,000 in gold, or IFS cquiya-
lent IN Confederate money. Possession given I'M
nrdIatc,y.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionoers,
o. l3-it SunLn..l.Is L. tinilIn 4 Anrn..s1.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

eeived, the State has gone Democratic
on the home vote. The indications are
that we shall have to wait for the offic;a,
returns to determine it. Nothing has
been received to show any change in the
list Of CongTessmen given Yesterday
The Sixteenth district is in doubt.
The Tribune says:
We have endeavorcd, by the light Of
Philadelphia papers and later dispatches,
to give an idea Of the probable MAORI
ties in all the counties Of Pennsylvania.
We make out over 1000 majority on the
home vote, and it is likely TO be as much
more. To attempt to cipher out De-
mocratic majority would be an insult to
the nine digits. OF Congressman we
have sixteen, beyond doubt--a gain Of
four; and We may get one or two more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

/" IIIL Parties wishing
Atuu-h the lines to the Potomac river
..Ha. 'i',i with comfortable conveyance,
.'.-.s. i"i7is~, At my Stables, Oh Eighteenth.
~i"..a a:nkln all Grace
'.'sl b" provided with proper passports.
.. THOMAS DUKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

b',tN. PORK AND HRANDY.-Al-
.' ID EEANUI. while ~ plentiful in the
I'd. br,n ~tIce IA town this week, owing
@ di-I"IttiIJn, yet nOw | have "A supply,
'.' &. toninnr that supply uninterrupted.
GIORGE \ WEED, Grocer,
~ 10 81 AItlu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

y LEti T. BOTTOMS FUUND.-Found
.' "i >LEENH BUTTONS. OH Grace street
. ~ o"A', can have them by calling
NHiHEt, At the Medical Puryeyor's De
'H 1hatis ole door above IhiIteoiith street
Oc lit.
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3s}ltbmouo 5l)sp;atCt.
MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER l., LEG;

tn" DAILY DI,pATcH i syll t. News Dealers al
TEstHFY C.NTa p"y copy. CRY CAKR!En are auttnr-
iIui 10 change o,t DOLLAR A"u FIFTY CE&I. ltl
wceh 10 regular sub t1ihcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

- '"'Ii j MllI.S.-i can furnish "A
! j. g. 'A'', -ia.i-r Ii;ON SUOARMIII.Sat once
,., Litlr-t recommendations ~ to c4pa-
----. l.-olt1i .oc l. 1T II. ~ SMITH,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

s''' y Ald., 4 splendid MARE, perfectly
=. .'A ak ear, Old; Aay been IN cavalry ser
o., .,.. |'..'rh months. May Dc se.n at JOHN
j r. o'7s Oh franklin street, from until
~. oc lI-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

i ~. SALE, one hundred and fifty
hI'i.i' aud LAMBS Also, a few head of Young
1t. j"f iaiofnlsttioIl apply To
,..- T., pRENt OFT & BAiLY,
No. i25 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

= ','NI-iiAAD COOKING RANGE,
y. '' -iliH lr, ia complete order, Tor sale by
- JOHN n. GORDON & SON
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y DAI, ,n, nVAP-fiity boxes Altmeyer's
-. -1',l.f ~. BROWN SOAP for sale bv
-. K ). AASSIE, e. Cary street
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-30
xrtlil1e s 0artf9,
Wrrfr6rr Munorau's
Md0en 8 4rGufer =OIirir

IL untrsttts tas Bette Els list bstanntt geittet sur 6sttsns
pom rlnterIetts, Beihmerbsn Gler Mrt, insbeipn6ere Wasen-
Trompf @erbauunsslnsa6e @bCsera.Nnfdas. 8rufi@mer-
1eu, Dtarbpsa, Rpltten, 8rthrutr, S6wtnbfI, Sldtuneen.
Repft5mtrs. @hbnta, 8aItes Steber, Seetrdntbett, SeHmers
Complaint, fppte tGsen 5 u I { n uus &rtGItunS.
Dd BITES @lirir aus rein uniAdhItGen, SeeetabtIiiHeH
gtphsn btRett, 10 ttsnet es fh ur6 ~telpnAers FUR Serubt-
sAns ntusebrrensr Stnher, iCmte tbenant betnn SatneH lrr.
felben. ,1eiRe SHUTTER Epnte Seri6umen, fets hasrn i'm
5arfr ~ baten, ieepa irlte es In hieleRt Sale NIT Bee pttr
gpaher ups 3uder SsrbunHt seeeken petkeu. Der errsartise
&rfpls, sr lid felt ubFr 81 SGbren In Dtutf&ldul stietet,
bat I'D aud bier ittt Zen listen 4 Snbren ~BIdnjenh btwdbrt.
uns ii btsies @lrir ibsraa eth ansnttttrii&ss SGusuttteI
stpprben.
% grsts tss tletasra SldfS&tns III IS Cts. unI bes srS-
sFrtn 70 Cts.
PREF. 9BunbramS al semetn beltebte Blutrtinisunes
3rduteregtaen une pIlcer pereen iesem 9etbtKheH IN
5%rsntf6en 8rGnttetten sur T@trH 2etIuus bring.
tb e%npfsbIeu.
SsrHsr erSpfbI. i'd WuntrarFs GPtIesttf&e 9ro-
p fe II, sur eanalt6en Seiluns Der Sauiudt; @t&tpu l.
ser, Bur rdeitateN 9srtrttbuns ben @tct unb &beuratts"
mus; 8nbn-Etnttur, etebt uneenblidli@e 2~tnheruns;
BanbpuTm puIter urt Rrdutertbee.
gu habeu Bet 81. 9enrt stanieu, Su6bAnbtuns
2S4 70. grnttar, 6dupt.Asent fur Baltimore iepte IN ben
hauptfi6It6ftn Sprtbeteu
JuIins 0iensIt, 9entif,
NIeranhrtd. 0G,
t29npl @eneratsAeeut fur saui Anertfd.
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Whl6lnuton, o. 6.


tSntetsffen nsn@er. Staater
8apieren. = Die &esierung 5ublt bereIts
bic 3inien lin @OIo) aus, weIde fir Ser. St'
Bombs am t~unftisen /. Sanuar fdIlig ittlo,
tueber bic 6 egnungen oesPp o.
i5eisSeIe9rapben.- SH Der SpnH>
taaSna6t fanS 8cliSiit NtiQs pom Der 5foeIten
@arO 3 Heine Otdo6en, geanleIts W'ate Uf<
Gut6ean, gmie 2opeiOp unO maggie S1epart
n Der 8ennipIpunia Mp. nabe Der 10. 0troBe;
pa tie gani IRE 9egangen fparen ullc telr'e AuS7
fInft iiber ibre 8pbnunsen gebet f~onnten,
nabm er Ite nit naA benz StatIonSbduIe. Wtan
teleorapbirte nab BEN peri6iepenen SOliseiitatiC>
mem uno .s Oauerte ni6t lumse, 10 erfubr man,
mo Die GIeinen perrtiBt tpuroen unb ie purnen
baIb ben beiorgten @ltern uieOer ;usefibrt.
tGine SGgeSratton. = @enn unz
jere SOIbaten in ben Soipitdlern li6 man6n1ul
Aber bic &atiOnen bei6peren, melhe bp6 9es
nib gut lino, aus ben beiten SubItan5en be-
lteben uno tdgli9 40 unSen betragen, 10 IUuten
lie an bic 8~erpflegIng unierer tranteu unc per'
nunoeten @efanseneu int SIben benten unS
ie merOen 9rOBe llria6e baben, ibre 9lidli3e
Gage iu preiien.
W(r. s. 6. Wetrupre, WI. Staatsugert por
Obtp, brahte geItern Nbeno eiue. ipl6e ilblide
8atipn, mel6e er BON einem Jus Nnoerlpnpile,
@a., fpmutenben Gefan9enen erbalten bate.
9ieIelbe beitanO in 4 un3en Mebl, 2 l1nSeu
0ReiS uuO ] rnse SuI;. 8ei elmer iUI6en 8ui
mlB Der itdrtfte Wiann gu @runOe seben.
(@aib. GbrOn.)
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(NrlU)
Keine Ubrem llnb SmtpeIen /!

Ter unter,etbnete Ientt BITE gufmertiamtitt BON 3dnb.
Tern, iupit ees VMblfums i'm Gueemeiaen auf ittn erSbes
Eager BON
MmerifaniIben nbren
aus Der h~erhtmten Eabrtt spn MppIetDn T. 9rdrR y. 8.
Bartlett unb QDu1. Glrsp tn Scieenen uMb 5 ceer q Hnaeu
SiibersU ebduIen, bic Ct ~ Gabrttprttitn ~Sertauft.
Mud bait Ct ppIratbts etnt srpfe &us~ebI pom eplhenen
unh ~ititernen 81
ubren, s.
fprte aud Elm f4Snts Gsrttuent bon
SMpelen umb GettsG
tn er66ttr Auewabl.
MbrensM VI afert0I Mnn MISUNDERSTANDING
R~tertaupt, nebf etueuu srpssH MfOrttment bon
Opern9udern uno 8rilen.
Mue httIt MrttftI werben ~ ben ttntahen YretfeR ~psrI9uft.
8pmmt unb &ttratwet Cad, che Sbr GHttrsrp tauft.
i 3. Spfepbs
(Ytpb29-1mtl 30. lac %. DalttmCreitr.. Cbensut.
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@Olb-232; 5.20-1061; Ser. st. 6
.p@t.@S1 - 1l2.
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Jleue 0n6eigen.

gpe6er Office.
~ Or. Ri n { RGnn tnttrtEante Ka&rt&tta ~eatsesta.
nehnten. wenn tr tn btr aDeder Office Dsrfprt&t.
Gitv GOmmiffOner8 Offce.
Baltimore, so gtpU. 1854.
YerFtstIte fnetkpte werSen Auf bteer Office Bis Sun, 10.
Del. 10 ntr Tsrraittaes GusenOmmsn, fur 0rGbtrune,
pfIGferHR6 nn6 u uSbeffsrmne tts EbetIs ppR
MrIRr., 3pif&en Baltimore unb EdtetteRr. 4
Der 9SntrGftpr Uher re Gontrattdren uerben onaetdIten,
f& mit gutter Snrsf&aft sertinbIiH ~ MAIDEN, bNs tt @rn.
hirune. YHaArruns unb Rtraratur IN Rritter teberetnRims
ntuns NIT ben Bprf&riteR Der SrttnGna: .&hdkItfbine q
6sRem fer Grading. Saving aue Mep65tns tie Streets,
3ants unS Aaist Of TIE GttS Of Baltimore, aIssefltrt Rtrb.
SIM AMftrGs
8. SMITH.
(SOnssemljaX1 Gltrt bes GttS @DmmifFDners
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N0ttler HaSprs unb
HufliIme Gtrci1> 9tirn1elt

See. .. Stetuba@,
20ct-a ~ u. 1~aIHmprsRr, @de GrtpUiets Maes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-24

EURS-ATTENTION, LADIEs-NOTWITH
!! standing the high rate Of gold, the N. Y. Fur
nsnufansnrinz Co. vii sell a. last years prices.
Ladies calling early can take their choice from our
large and we'll selected stock. and obtain great bar
sns At about half the price pad elsewhere Altering
sna relnirns 70 the a,est styles equal to new, re-
psfot g Chatham At opposite Croots' marble Hotel
kLLAlNG' Manager. Look TOT the Mammoth, ca $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-24

Information W H. under ordinary crrumstan bAv
ryon 10 an, r.rson Who may apply Tor IL In ansewr
10 any o. all of the following Inquiries II the sppli
cation IL by letter, the answer will lie BY return
mail n in potnoi ID will lie answered at once.
T. la - triving name and regiment, and state
vhe fe hen Inst heard OF al pIosent la the hospital
Of -
Y Ifsn, what 10 hip proper address
& What 10 the name OF the SURGEON OF chaplain Of
the hospiuLS
4. II not In hoepitnI nj present, has he recently
been in hospital
s. II so did lac die in ho,ptal, and NJ what date
g. II recently d,charred from hospital WAS he dis
CHARGED from service
Z If not what were hls orders on leavinpt
More specific information As 70 the condition Of any
patient in the District OF Columbia hospitals will 10
furnished Within twenty tour hour after request 10
do 70 il received At the Washington office.
The Office of the directory will be open daily from
O'clock A. NJ, 10 o'clock r. NJ, and IN ur,on, cases,
applicants ringing tho door he'll viii bo received st
uny hour Of the nieht.
Much inconvenience in conducting tho bu.inesso
the Directory having arisen whore vir1r have been
given direct srces. 10 the record books Themselves.
this practice will hereafter h. dircpninucd
iii. of wounded in hospitls hy Sta,o. oountiea,
egrentr, otherwise he hereafter furnished from
these record.
The SANITARY Commission, under enfciHI authority
from the President OF the nted states, maintains
an extensive stein Of agencies for securing the sA0
eh"rss Tor the ,,ck and wounded At points where they
are no.t wanted II opcrat,- With equal caie and
.eperritv Al ali pointf at New Orleans and at Waeh
turton hsfOIe Ncksbufg and at sshvDeits diatri-
buttons being governed by parsou OF tho wants
Of he patients IN all cases 10 ecer,ain the relative
character Of the wants ia Trustworthy manner sn6
10 secure an equitable distribution and honest use Of
The eosi- distributed besides the UNPAID services Of
| the MEMBER the Commis-on, twenty physicians
OF hiph professional and moral character. and moro
than tfiy ay-asents are EMPLOYED, under pecunlsrv
seoIit tor Responsible and ehcient service. The
Of these arrangements have thus lar been about
PER centrum Of tho value Of the goods distributed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-24

7 .ABORTNG MAN WANTED IN TIE Coun-
- Try, near the city, for three months; e35
Cer month, With hoard and ~1hinr. Apply 10 \. NJ
III kR l. WaIl Al lrnnl n 40 4
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I.OST AND FOUND.

DOAT LOST-A ROW BOAT, IA FEET
- long, painted white, tho bottom ard inside vel.
low, ha thr,e places for rowlocks my name stain pod
the inside. Al poipops are cautioned aeninst buy
inR said boat liberal ward will Ne paid Tor inior
N alton leading 10 ats recovery. hotiy ukoRuE H..
NEWMAN, tttth II, and ave 4. 25I
DANK BOOK LOST, NO ~, 957, ON THE
- Seamens' Saving HANK, in afconnt with William
Esan. The finder viii please return 1t to the lana.
EOUND, A SMALL SUM OF MONEY,
l. which the owner can have by proving pfopeIty
and payins expenses, by applying At lib lat s5th
street. 81
- diamond stud, stone weighing ~ cArnts set In
gold and black enamel stone and setting became un-
,crcyed from tho back OF the stud, which Il now In
Possession Of the The finder Will be literally
regarded by returning the smne TO II. SHIRLEY,
1877 BROADWAY, room 2St
SOS REWARD-IOST, A RI 'SSET Trunk,
ths.tI cal wardrobe. Apply 10 A. W. GORDON 81
Fast 10Th IT. 81
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AMuiSEylE NTG.
RARN UM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARN MS AMERICAN MUSEUM
st-pFRR ATTRACTION
THE GREkr ION TIT MIR CoMRIttIIQN
GIVE TUBE pfRfOkMANCFS lAlLH
IN riiF LECTt RE- ROOM,
A. II \. VI, 5 sr-i -, Pm -.
AVOID THE CROWDS AVOID THE CRONps
BY attending the Morning Ie,ee, Al MiNtN
TIME THhRb WILL ~ NJ LNrkA hAtnit
FOR SEATS
They will appcar
TIIE IDENTICAL WEDDING COSTUME
Also in Sylvostsr BECKER. laurhAile pi"s @ OF
NV WARS CALLS,
AfrIkNOOS. Nr i.
LOVES DISul Isis aud JONES rNNf
EVENING AT =.
THE sIGSEr OF k,SG 0ioMC0N
TONY DENIER IN ItfS GktNl SlILr ACT.
GIANTS, DWARfs. ALNlNOS, ~.
Admission 10 ccnts Children unt"i t'u l"c's. 10
CAMPBELL'S MINSTRtItS, u" & lo'
~ pOwERY, OPPOSITE sPEtN 81
WOi'sT CROWntu.
M RAISE IN PRICES
READ
THIS WEEKS PROGRANHF. iM
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-5Oo, 900
l. lbs. Of the spove wanted, Tor zhch the highest
cash price VIII be raid by G. CRAsKE' Isl William
.ueek @
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WANTED.
A GIRL CAN EARN FROM IS TO els +.

seek after learning the us Of the sewing ma
nine CRIB fought on SINGERS any other mschtne,
- ~ ffrst ave just Above 18th st. upper for Place.
f0lnd aiLer leaning ~
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OPERATORS WANTED-A GOOD HAND
Oon mo- COCO shoe work. also one With her own Sin
sei't or Ho~e's machine. Apply - WALKER st, up
aAre. az
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N KMl AND NAVY EELKUTTS-y.OU
IA bounty iot years 5000 bounty for one year,
sailor. and rold,ers Arply this day, United States
keonlitins ONCE, 24I DIoaLw ~, room 70. n a.
Subttitntcs furnished and quotas allied. 80
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HORSES, CARRIAGES &C.

LNOR SALE-A LOT OF HORSES, HAIR
mesa stage springs, stages and stage wheels. Can
be- seen al l49 West 2sth at, from TO o'clock. 32S
EOR SALE-TWO WELL~MATCHED IRON
Il gray mares l5a hands; 3 and 6 years old war
Ianted sound and kind in single or double harness ;
able Tor all kinds Of business. Can he At 15s
OR md st., Williamsburgh. N5
FOR SALE-ONE PAIR OF NICE GRAY
IL horses; also, hay horse; ditto, heavy bay
ma 70; they are from ib TO 10 hands high, from 70
yes Is old and warranted In every resIect Inquire
n4i West eth Of. Us
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
DEATH oFLIEUTENANT ARNDT.
Letters of Condolence.


The corps of this gallant young officer
arrived here on Wednesday the 2Sth ult.
and the funeral took place on Thursday
He was buried with military honors--
Captain BREwERs Co. A, 49th o. V. NJ.
participated in the solemn proceedings.
His remains was followed to his last
resting place by large concourse OF
people. The following letters from Co.
lionel GIBSON, and Clptain Mccormick OF
the 49th o. vi will be read with inter-
est, by the friends of the deceased-they
speak more in behalf of the gallant sol.
dier, than we are able to say.
TIFFN, OHIo, December 90, 1863
Mas. ASDREw ARSDT T-MADAME;- beg
rieaNs 10 tender to yourself and family, my
sincere ceoOdOl ence In this The hour of your
mourning.
In the fall Of Lieut. Henry A. Arndt, on
the bloody crest Of [" Missionary Ridge" No.
vember 25, 1868, you have lost an affection.
ate. and devoted son--soeiety youth of un.
common promise and' he Republic tried
and brilliant soldier. Though death is the
certain doom Of all that live, It Is not sincu.
ir that the death ofsrch man, at such a
time, should occasion, general sorrow.
He died far from home, aud his blood was
shed, by wicked men, because his iptreped
patriotism, led him to love and defend the
NauA - a Al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

motion, and by his valos and hetoism.
throughout the rroirscted eatnage, al Stone
River, won his commission.
In eamp-throuehout five thousand miles
Of marching, and in twelve conflicts with
the rebel foe, he never complained ofhard-
ships. and never failed in a single lty.
Enjoying the fullest confidence, Of supe
riors in rank he was loved by the brave,
bold men. who shared his companionship
aud fought at his side. IIis military life is
ne Of honor. and he died amid scenes, Of
terrible sublinity.
In moral department., be was worthy ofall
limmitaiion, and bic courage, excited general
admiration.
He neither participated in nor counter
aueed vice in any form, but observed him
self. snd claimed nom his compan ions, ,he
strictest respect for all ;he teachings o. NOR
ality and social virtue.
OF his conduct in bis last battle sn officer
thus writes me. al tell you poor Arndt dld
nobly in the fight Even before be fell HE
praise was on every tongue. lie added fresh
laurels to those he had before won on so
many fields. One moment he was in advance
cheering aud waving both hat aud sword,
and the next moment. back pushing the
boys forward, as II resolved, to be first al
the rebel battery. III factns you know, he
was brave and heroic to recklessness.
Thus he fought, and thus fell the child Of
your love and the soldier, Of whom an army
was proud.
Before he died he saw the Wanting hosts
Of rebellion vnnquished, and the battle torn
banners of his Regiment, waving proudly.
on the bloody crest Of" Missionary Ridge"
From Mountain top and Valley, he heard
the shout Of victory. rising from the con
quering hosts ofthe Republic, and amid the
tumult of the hour, his young aud noble
spirit, took its flight from Earth. The real
hero might be ambitious Of such death
lie fell at his port tf duty, danger aud hon.
or young in Tears, but ripe with earthly glo.
ry and the tomb waits to embrace his pre-.
cious remains.
His name will live, 10 the immortality Of
history, and in future time, admiring pa.
triots will point to lis grave, as the honored
resting place. ofs good man. who was brave
enou. to die for his country. Let him
sleep! lie rests from his labor" and has
gone to claim his iube itonce, Ia that better
world, where death never enters
nm Respectfully
WIN. II. GIBSON,
Col. 49th Reg't Owl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BR YAN'S
Pulmonio Waters

The Original Medicine sushil,hsd In 1877, prd th
hr,i article ever introduced under the name o
"PULAoao WATsRs." IN thisOr any Othe eor ntfy
all other Pulmonic Waters are eoUnlerfssn Th
gsnaine can be knowa by the aams OF BRYAA
being stamped on each Wafer,
BRyASs puLxoScie wArERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Fore Throat, Hoarsns,s
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Diiheuit Breathing
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve spitiing of Biood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's PulEonic WATERS
Relieve lneiPisnt Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Imitation of the uvual and Tonsils,
Dryan's Pulmonic WATERS
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Bryun's Pulmonio WATERS
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No family should be without a bos of
Bryah's Pulmoric Waters
In the house. sfs
No traveller sbsald be wiihost a sspply AZ
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In his pOvksi,
No person will svst object 10 give fos
Bryan's Pvlmonic Waters
T~sH,y-dss Gents.
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A Card of Tbnnks-Ep,rops Tp,prx,

A Card Of Thanks.-EpIroRs TRIBUNE:
Permit the Ladi es of the Attica Soldiers
ALL Society, through this medium to express
their sincere thanks for the cheerful attend.
ance of so very many friends of the Sol.
diers, at their Oyster Supper on Christmas
night. Alsu, our thanks are due those gem
tlemen. who so kindly donated money for
the purchase Of our Oysters, and to the La
dies Of Attica, ard vicinity for their gener.
Gus liberality in furnishing such other proyi
sions as were necessary for our Supper. The
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and Myers and Messrs. Chandler and Miller,
for the use Of their rooms and halls, and all
others, who so kindly assisted Us on that oc.
casion. Also, we would embrace this oppor-
tunity. to thank Mr., Moltz, for the use Of
his Hall, fuel and lights, which he so kindly
furnished us for our weekly meetings. The
not proceeds were ninety six dollars.
MRs. DR. Mrrns, sec'y.
Mas. JoHS RICE, President.
LucY NJ. WISE, Treas.