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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
Ill. 8. Wcnner.

Manufacturer of Carriages, Buggies.sulties,& &e.,
|orner Cos and Jefferson streets, near the oe tmsn
|,tholie Church, Tifin, Ohio. A hne stock OF the
ltsst styles Of Buggies, etc. finished In the best
amer aud Of the most durable
hand. nd promptly m,dsto order. v,n
TImn Auvustak iasa AZ
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Frank Baker,

k.tornsyAt Law, Tifin, Ohio. Ohles,in Tomb's
|sch. All Just claims for Bounty, Bach Pay and
Zpsious, promnily solicited for soldiers OF their
3rsat the slowsN rates. No advance payment re.
,sd. lNov. 90, Ie63-7-iY
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School Examiners Notice.
To TEACHERS.

Meetings Of the School Examiners OF
Seneca County, for The examination of
teachers, win be held at the Office of the
examipers in Tomb's Block, Tinin, on each
Saturday. from the 24th day Of September
until the l7th day OF December. 1864, inclu.
sive. JAMES PILLARS,
JOHN McCAULEY,
FRANK BAKER.
Examiners.
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DIR. G.. g. BeiIharZ.
SURGEON @ DEMTIs7

Once, ,shawhan's Block over Tiffin Bank. Teeth
nssrted in superior manner, and IN mosteasona'
, leterms. Callsnd have yourTeeth allied without
clay. DR.. h ad more thantwenty
sarsexperience, ,feelsc onhd dentthsthec can please
h mostfastidious and srcceedin all caseswhers
aeee"i possible undersny yeireumstsneet
Aprill7, 1863. sb.tf
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Seneca County

AVE AND HEADING FACTORY, ,TIFFIN, o..
w. r. Chsmbsrlin n hsg constantly on hand Flour
\ aFruit Barrel stsvss, wsifssssonsd, ssd kiln.
tiedhsading. Prompt attention given TO allorders.
| so Scroll Saving and Turning done toorder,
Nov emher O 1853. s.tf
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q. Clay.

ttorasy aud Counsellor at Law and Notary pub-
Fostoria, Ohio, will attend promptly 10 allbusi:
js sntrust cd to his care. Particular sttenuon will
+ pstd TO all kiads Of Coileetisns, In Seneca and
Ioinias eouAtiss.
vrIos-with J. v. Jones. ESQ, In Halss'Bloek,
stairs.
pseris. Apgustss, 1864.
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PLANTATION BITTERS


which are now reeoomme nde d by the hi CHEST med
10 al authoritiei and warranted to produce an IN
MEDIATE be ne fetal effect. They are exceedlnglv
Agreeable, perfectly pure, and must suppressed all
other tonics where healthy gentle stimuiant isre-
quired.
Theypur, fy, s:renstheu and iuvigorate
They creates healthy appetite. rtH
They are an antidote: TO change of water and diet
Theyovsrcoms effects OF dissipation ,lais hours.
They strsngthen the system spd snliven the mind
They prevent miasmaiie anai nierm ittsntfsysrs.
They purify thsbsatn snd seidity ofths stomach
They cure Dysspssis and con.tipatio
They cure Diorhes, and Cholera Mofhns.
They cure LivsrComplaint and Nervous Hesda>hs.
They make the weak strong thei sneuid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great restorer. TheyHe
composed ofthe celebrated Csiisaya bark, winter
green sassafrss roots aud herbs, all preserved In
perfectly phre ST crox Rum. For rPsrticuisSs, see
ulsrs sua tssiim oni sis sfsphd each bottle.
Beware of impostor. Examine every bottle
See thst II private U 3 Stamp unma,ila,ed
over the sork with plantation scene and ouTsigna
turs on ahs steel plate side label sesthat oar
bottle Is not rehlisd with spurious and sdsietsTous
stuff. Any person pretending TO sslf Plantation
Bittss by the gallon In Buik, is an impostor.--
Any person imitsiii, this bottle, yoth
ermstsrisi therein Shether called Plantation BIT.
ters OF not lis criminal NJ der the U. s. Law, and
wiiibs so prosecuted byus. We siready have our
syson several parties rs.hlling our bottles &c.
who will succeed In getting them into CLOSE
quarters. The sdsnsndfor Draks's Pl.ntatisn Bit.
tsrs rfomiadiss, eisrgymsn. merchants, &c is in.
eIsdibis. The simple trial Of bottle 10 the evi.
denoe we pressut oftheir worth sad riorlty.--
Thesare soldby all respeetable druaeists. grocer,
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william Wolf,
Tomb. Nuss Il CO.,

BANKERS, ToMB's BLOCK, TIfFIN, ONO.
The pattnetship ingbetwee nthe undersign
q swing expired by limitation IL hereby dissolved
q koRox R. Huss and ions GILLIo retiring from
h . iTn. The remaining partners wilIoontinuethe
u 81 ness he retofore c on dueted.
81 INTEREST paid on deposits remaininso
onths 4 percent. - ,,,,ss
o. TOMB, JOHN 7. HusS
TB. TOMB, GEO. n. HUSS,
JOHN GiLLlG,
THIN ,July % 1859. 4e-tf
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LYONS KATHAIR0N.

/ LYONS KATHAIR0N.
Ksthsiron is nom the Greek word "Kaihro, :" o
"Ksthsiro," sisuifyius to cleanse, rei.vsn.te and
restore. This srtie i.'s,hs word II sgnia.. Fofprs
serving, restoring and bessi1ine the hsman hair IL
Is the mostremsrksble preparation ia the world. II
issssin ownsdand put up BY the or snsi proprietor
sndis nov made with the same care, skin d.u.a.
tion which gave its sale Ofovsroas milio. bo,tl..
pes snnum.
Iti' most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL ersdtestes seurfsnd dandruf
hkes"t the head cool and clean.
hmakes the hair rich son, and sios.y.
tprevents the hair from falling on andtutn.
ing grey.
Hrestores hair upon bald heads.
Anylsdy oi Eentlsmsn who values absautifuihsa
oihair should use Lyons Ks,hairon. Ills known |
and uses throughout the civilized world. Sold By |
ds,ies.
DBMAs 8. BARNES q Co, NY.
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rs. A. E. q. MattHsOn's
Ew MILLINERY STORE. REPUBLIC. o.
hstaatfy On hAsa . fns assortment Of Millinery
o, which viii be soId a. the lowest cash prices.
axd silk Wofk dsns 10 order. An elegant as
eat 81 Brsss aad Clesk Patterns always on
MRS. A. y. C. .MATrIsoN.
abHe, May -. fe6t. SENS
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800 NtotENc inc lair. "
SoLp.-Tho following lon,, -
picked up on the sidewalk n da" "s 80
two since. 1t contained the nl.oto ~
graph oi determined LOOKING
Oannek. The unfortunate MS
,. VINO lost the photograph of ber
future destiny" can have il I i.
calling at tho Register countipc.
! is: , GSre IL
Windsor, @. W, Midnight.
:, "Miss:-Enclosod you will End
ihoto OF Gent. who is destined 10
snare your future destiny. If
you wish address or further mar.
ticuiars, enclose soc. and ] will
send it by return mail.
Very gratefully,
fRlNcEss or BERKsunr.
L: s. No charge for advertising
the iinding of the photograph.
nTAn Irish girl told her for.
hidden lover she was longing 10
possess his portait, and intended
to obtain it. "But how If your
irierds see itl" inquired he. SAh.
but I'll tell the artist not 10 mako Il
like you, so they won't know it.n
Ill a man advises You to do
wrong thing, resent il. for Io bO
virtually bids you go to devil. ~
O tom, what in tho ,ro,,,
put matrlmony into your boa,i,,
.well, ,;v" i the fact is, Joe, I was yet.
OWho was the fastest wom.,
mentioned in the BibleS Her.
dias; when sho got a head Of .Tobn
tho Baptist on n charge.
The Bible says that tho raco !.
not always to the swift. and onr
young men should remember ,Ss,
''iast." " 'ie
O"Hurrah for Abe Lincolnp
shouted a little patriot on Cedar
street the other day.
"llurrah for tho Deyilr re;o;,.,
an indignant Southern Sympathiz.
"All right" said the Juvenile.
m,you hnrrah for your man. and
I'll hurrah for mine" "''
TheJam was so great at the re.
Iceptlon at the White House on the
evening of the Inauguration. that
carriages were obliged 10 wa;t
their turn to deliver the opes,s
rom two to three hours. Those
'a'ies who had the bad taste 10 oo
deckcd in party dress, and wesr,ng 5
lewelry, came out very much re
lieved Of their: laces and orpa.
ments.
Beauty has its privileges. A
woman who has piafness of connie.
nance must not indulge in the luz.
ury of fplainess Of speech. ' lux
What is the difference betwssn
the color ofa Quaker's coat and =
tipsey woman One is a sober
drab, and the other a drunken
drab.
NWomen can keep a secret,
but 1t generally takes a good many
OF them to do it.
O7No man can be witty when
he wants 10, any more than no can
be hungry when he wants tot
comes to him, as love docs, rs
cant tell n nor why.
! MsiS sgn. 'srrklcs ,s.Gitiug
the South A american RepubIibc on
a mission, the OBJ jects of which
are not made public. Correspor.
denis say that he ie very popular,
and is well received by those in
power. sls4
II Jones has discovered III.
respective natures of distinction
and n difference. He says that ga
little difference" frequently makes
many enemies; while "a little dis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

J.K. HoRp. Attorney at Law, G. ]. KEEN, Auor.
sneyat Law and Notary Public. Ofice, ,Commereial
Row, Up Stairs, sou'heastCon
January %, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

SoLp.-Thc following len,, ,,..
picked up on the sidewalk a da, o- ~
TWO SINCE. 1t contained the photo.
graph OF u determined LOOKING
Oannek. The unfortunate MS
Wno ,.il', lost the photograph of her
imiure i,m,iiure destiny" can have il by
calling at the Register couptipc.
! is: ENIe IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

Aillsg. advertissmsnts pubiished four and over
tourwssk', eS esntsperlins. Undsffour wssk',so
cents per line.
AdministratOr's Notices, Z weeks, 90 90
Oissoiutiou 4 weeks, 90
srtnership weeks, 100
tiessof all Publie Meetings, 900
additional price viii be charged forall Advsr.
sment, sxeesdingthe above space.
JOB PRINTING.
Books, Csrd', Posters, Sale Bins, Programmes, |
Circulars, and every other kind of Printing done |
with nestness and ispatoh. Give Us trial.
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Psstorof BaptistCh /,
Germantown, Penn.
Or. C. NJ. JAekson-DeaT siE--Personal sxpeh.
enee enables me to say that regard the Gefmsn
Bittsrs prepared by you as most exec me edeine
In case OF severe cold and general debility, have
been greatly benefited by the use Of the bitters and
tAnbt not they produce 81 n, cts upon others
" Yourstruly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown. Penn
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Windsor, @. W, Midnight.
-, "Miss:-Enclosod you will End
rhoto OF Gent. who Is destined TO
snare your future destiny. If
you wish address or further mar.
nculars, enclose soc. and ! will
send il by return mail "'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

DR.. @. NJ. Jackson--Desr siT-I feel II a pleasure
thus, ofmy own Aeoord io bear testimony this ex.
esllence OF the German Biiteu. Some years since
being much afflicted with Dytpepsis, used them
with very beneficial results. ! have often recon
ended them TO persons nfeebled by thattonnentng
disease and have heard from them the most haite
testimonials as To their great value. In cases of
general debility, believe Il TO be tonic that esn.
not be surpassed, J.M.LYONS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

From Rev. J. q. Herman, OF the German Reformed
ChuIeb. .KutItown, Berks County Penn.
Dr.C. NJ. Jsekton--Respeelsd sir-I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used snv medicine that did me ~ much
good a. Hoonand's Bitteu. ! an very much improy.
cd In health, after having taken hye botl,es.
Yours with respect, J.e. HERMAN.
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uT Among the drafted men ip
Washington, the other day. vas
Burroughs the man shot some
weeks ago, by q Chicago woman,
in the hall ofthe Treasury Dspsrt.
meut.
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PHI. DRAKE g. co

2o2 broadway, N. Y.
March II, 1864. 24-.-iy
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From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding M. L.
Chureh, Philadelphia
Or. .JNekson-Desf sir--Iiaving used your Ger.
man Btters In my family frequently, am prepared
that II has been ofRreat service. Ibelsve that
in mast cases of general debility OF the system iti
the and mo.t valuable remedy OF whichI have
am knowledge. Yours respectfully,
j. II. TURNER,
No Ninsfaa.,h
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., /, IOOU,-A.
Pepops sofsedsntsry. habit, troubled with weak
ns,. iassituds piiat, on fihs heart, iaet oiap.
pstits, distress snersating,,orpid iivsreoG'tips.
tion, Nc deserve to suffer II they will no, Try the
celebrnad n
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FIomthe Rev. Thos, WintoTi Pastor Of Roxborough
Baptist Church.
DR.. r.Jaokson--DeuT Sir--I feel II due 10 sonT ex.
eellent preparation, Hoonand's German Bitten. to
add my testimony 20 the deserved reputation IL has
obtained. have for years, al times, teen troubled
with great disorder In my iend and nervous system
was advised by friend to IT., bottle ofyour Ger
man Bitten,l did so, and have experienced great
and my health has been materially
benefited l confidently recommend the article
where meet with eases similar to my own, sndhav
been assured by many Of their good Effects.
Respeetfully yours, 7. WINTER,
Roxborough, Penn.
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W. P.soBLE. HARRisoS NOBLE
ID w. II. & III. Noble,
HOrd & Keen.

Attorneys and Counsellos at Law. oflce In Sin d.
gers New Block, opposite the cour, III ouse.
noyny
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Attorney at Law. viii attend promptly TO all
slnds oflsgsl business. Office In Com neroial Row,
rifn. Ohio. nov5
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Prices.

tv-FoR SALE BY Dmgei,ts and Dealer.
q ytowainths UAitsd h,s,ss, oeisets
, 1865-04-12
New York n1arket,

New foKE. Apri1li.
co17oS-More active Aad 1f1es At s3eas5c Tor nil
Ing. Gover1ms Mt suction Asles oil To baics vent
OF A. follows; &c for good middli5E; 1L=5lKc for
bareJ Mid inE 20 mlddl1nE: lsK919Ic for good or
d1pAry to ON mlddlinR and 154sl8c 10: osdlusFy 10
good ordinary all payable n gold.
FLOUR R-Dun and ioc lower; t7.85 aat0 Tor EXTRA
state; .G8EE0 for extra round hoop Ohio and 38 63
4y.ee for trade bfands-market closing dull and q.
clfninr.
GRAn-Wheat dull; u 80 for spring; choice amber
MtchIg,n 4la0. Rye dnu; s'.nAS1.lb fnr ves'ern
Barley heavy and decide ~ lower; Ohio &L'3-An
outa1te ds1ce- Corn heavy nud 4@5c lower. S&les
400 bu as 40 for osw and old mixed western.
Wnis1T-ciosed dn,l and dropping. Western s.s
@.l7- closing At * la0:.l6
fE1solITN-o oo,st 1T sc for crute AID saEc for
refined in bond enc &c nee.
GhoC1ht1e-t oficn dull, 81gsr ae'tvt and steady !:
cutA Huscornfo Iol4Ac, Hsv4n. IKE. MolAsse9
quiet; Aaes by auction of 100 hhes Porto Rico 1t 10
S..
Psor1s1oye-Porkn nrmes aud mors doicE. Sales at
&S6-Ssb&G 25 tGr new mess, :EtuK 1t $s723 cash
~ a@2f = foE % and 81 do, tos1as 1t $73 T tega.
lsr Ways tA a@s4a5 for 1iin,o aId 50 f,r
pt ms e n 10 hr,r new mess, lor Apttt AND
Ss5' !--.v bpttun. st 81 o1@x75o, srd LOO n'la
p-.sEr NEIL OF tooo u &17{Q Reaf steady II u: "
ale 50 plain and as S433 GO TOR extra tnes
Beef hs ms heavy Il 3l85Aa 29n. Cut tnease y moo
sss&e Et0ueet II l4kt14tc for shoulders. aud l5k@
l5kc for ha1at. Bacon s'eAdy At 154at5c for Cum
beTieud euf. Lard nrlner tl54&1se. Huter It ID.
crate d. at le:oc Cor Ohio and as;t for st ,sc
CEeeta quiet It NMzec
, 1865-04-12

t1tes in anoth.r column Drilling Machine and
Sand Tnmp, which Is said to be superior to ;ny
inrtrument now IN nee for sinking oil wells
Everything neeessnryto the process, excepting o OF
npissd IRIS in dis machtne, which has been tested
practically IN the oil regions of Pennsylvsn!a and
found to be perfect success: ~ many aassn spar
iisement, to which We refer our readers.-aew
1o,E Ertning I0st.
The advertisement above referred 10 can De
fond in another column.
, 1865-04-12
os yt hayc no dcetfc to detrzcl one iota from the
good psme and fauac Of the 6allnn: battery con

Rxcuu111Ho.-Fft.-s three men were sesured
yesterday. Thcee were hardly half Of the num-
ber rrceecte6. The War Fund COMMITTEE are de-
cid1bg for themselves what constitutes IN accept
a1e reerult and apl arently ignore altogether the
law and the deefslons. Sume OF their concluslons
arc as luminous the celebrated decisions Of Pro
xosl ha1Ehal General FRI. For Instance, under
the Law. a rcteran not being eubject to the draft
can be credited % arg Locality, but under he de-.
cIs,ons Of The War Fund Committee, veteran
muet te credited to biz last p1aee OF residence
The county lost large number Of credits on
Tuesday for this reason.
1he Board Of Supervisors are called to meet TO-
day to consider the question e bounties. Jud 1fng
from The Indications, th1f,. Is great llkelf.
hood that hountjes will cease altogether after the
adjournment Of the Board. This may be the
proper course 10 purtue, but II we be compelled
10 fu our quota, as there ls noW every indication
We shall II certa1nly Will not secure us men, One
thing IL certain, when the bountles cease the
wheel will tur11. If The Board wish that draft
shall be ordered. they Will discontinue bountles,
and they vii! be gratided.
h# JrRf1 uFnd mn ffAv
, 1865-04-12
The totSl receipts Of a stock lor this week aud Jas
1t. Louis Market.

lSpec11l U.epatch 70 TIE Chicago 1F!bnnet
ST. Louis, April II.
TcBAoco-steady. Luss at 81 af9s.50; factory do
at Is c0Q6 70; p'anrez'a do At Ss.sN1s.61: comm n
shipping leaf ut 00a12.oo; medium manufacturing
lesf at $l5.e59l6D0.
ELoUR-D.tter-low grade 1t $50; super 1T s6 50 :.
single extra At u e00 low grade doubs extra ln.
spected At {s.s5; choice do at $500
GnA1r-Wheat steady fair 1t 81 Is goo1 At }t+3'
primc 1T 80 per bu. Corn dul-mlxed at 15&3 &c
white at s5c- Oats unchanged at &c.
NmsKy-sale Of Is 1rls ct ss.lo per gallon.
PRov1sIeTs-Bscon-sale OF eGQ casia clear coustry
afdfs st 1Gc nff n
, 1865-04-12
Telegraph Operator. Address fcue.osfnr s,rn,,a,
Tor circulars, BRYANT & srRArron, Chicspo. iii

Telegraph Operator. Address fcuclosfnr z,rro,a,
Tor clrcutass, BRYANT & srRA7ron, Chtcapo. III.
P1.hy a3rev1tIee,
i" Not for day, but for at fi,p*."-p1AsrA-
TON BITTERa.
bold fast to that which is good.
Neverbe without PLANTATION B1rrKns in the
house. 80
Thrice ishe drnaed acho hath hi. quarrel ;axs-n
Three aimed against dieeasc il be who always
has bottle of PLANTATION B1rrERs In the hnnse-
A. Prtrt7tion ks bitter than cttrc.N
PLANTATION BrTTERs will prevent md cure nvs-
peps!a, Vertigo, Headache, Heartburn. md Iii
gloomy. despondent and. unhappy feelings. Re-
+. - IN fssn1 Of peace prtpdre 70 r yor.r
When you are we'll or fee1 the nrst u,1n,enssnt
Indications Of approaching sickness, take fIASrA-
11oH HlZT1Rs. They are sure prryentiTe ind
cure q ds S1omaehic p and B1ltary derangcmensa.
MY Corns, Oh! MY Cornxy-Dr, Clement
sQtcessfnley treats Cotus. Buniops, Diseased
Nails, and all diseases OF the feet al ia Sopth
CLARK street, rooms a1d Z, up stairs aplar332it
Atlantic White Lead and Lsnseed OIL
Co., Q! NeW York. manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, Red Lead, Ithsrgc, Glass Makers. Rod
Also Linseed OIL, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
9a1e ~ DrnEEtsts and Dealers generally, and By
ROBERT COLGATE & CO., General AGENTS. EST
Pearl street, New York. mar1s.nssa-iy sew
~ Paper nangincs, Painting, Calcimln,ns and
Gia7ing, a. at F: E. Rieby's, 50 Randolph street..
, 1865-04-12
MI A II Il i E d

In ttEs city, the morning Of the lth, by the I:sT
EDENEZEls WHITE, Of tllis city. and Miss sopII1A
youngert daughter of George prltchard, Esq. Brook
3yn, y, i. No cards.
On Thursday, March G0!t. Mt 81. Intn's Church Cliff
IGN; stnten IHand, Scw York By isef T. T. c21r1: z;
IRENE, uu!y daughter OF ,fuhn Bonner E>t foT'nrrl9
of t)ueIrc. Canada
, 1865-04-12
D I T. d i.

In this city. April 1atf, MIHOS T.. son OF j. 81 and
Lutllena Reynolds. sged ~ years and Tunllths-
The funeral Will take place at - Jackson street, to-
day. April It'll, II, clock.
In this city. Anrl 10th, ANNA BELL. Infant daush~
ter Of A. Y. aud Mary Il. Mrrr!nlnn.
Friends Of the family inrilc to attend the fune
rnl it O'Clock. Wednesday, nj the Chapel of tue
III. th Presbyterian Church. corner Of Washington
anti 1;obey STREETS.
On Suntlny evening. Apriloth CLARENCE DI:E1IEis
infltlt snM OF Cyrus ]. and Mary t. Ward.
, 1865-04-12
New York stock and Money aTarkai.
i2ES

1!oSKY-Easy ct 6 2 cent.
E1HR11za E1cu .SaE-pull Al 1tsX@ltak.
t}uiD-, FltmE4 sud rather Inose doing. opening at
fi61t. Advancing to lSs3{. and ctoslug 1t 126k.
GovEEs,IEST ErHcks-Mcre active 4nt htn. q. s.
tstue. 1csh:1 l, 10 conPons, asx.
s7ocKs- Heavy: No. q, G8 q: and Miss. eeEtln-
Ms1ipes.. i6l{i Etie, 6aK; Hudson. ln5K; Rca5ta9.
10; Michigan Central. l07: Michigan Southern. 6sk:
ulpetB Ctntia1, 1C6A; Pittsburgh 7lH: Northwest.
e1p, MH: Nonhuettern pret'd, 61H Rock ls!and,
95X; Fort WAype, g.
, 1865-04-12
Milwaukee Market.

MILwAUkE1. Apfl1f1.
Especial Dispatch 10 theChcaeo Tr1bune.t
FLorK-More active. Ealrs 800 btls City Xxx s.,tnr
At 4G. CO.; 1.o0o X Spring at $3.50.
GEAHs-Whts 1t advauced l92c; sales On 'Ch.aee
a DC0 bu ut f111@l.12 winter and summer tece!nie
n.ottly seiler's option all the month. Cosa-snles
7oc bu slellec track at 65c; 40 hu delivered at
7oc. Eye-salea l. 900 bu ut 55c o. track,
Al the market 1t the EewhAll Houss thl, evening
wheat Was non lnal at 81. II cash.
, 1865-04-12
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOSING DAT.
[Repoted ~ Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Tri,

CLO4ING DAT,
[Repo.ted ty Telegraph Exclusively tor the Chicago
Tribunal
NEW YoEK. TUESDAY Evening. April IL.
BEET CArTLE-The total receipts Of Beef Cstt'o
At all the ards or the weet enalng to day are 231
head The number ct t:esh Cattle received to-day
500 head and 200 head addlonat since III cose
Of the MARKET Trade to-day WAS the same yestel-
dsy. quick.
SHEKP-The total number Of Sheep rtcsiEcd this
week Is 1882 head. 0winf to The bhort SUPPLY the
mesktt Is string. Five hundred good Illinois dne
wool shcrp scd at 14c. The current prices t:H@
lie for unthe ared. and IT, for slea1ed.
H06S-The receipts Of HoSs for the week are AZ.
head. There have been none in ter three DAYS.
Ghoce light at hogs would bring l2Kc o,hers 11@lsc
per .. S0LoN EoHISsoy.
Associated Press Dspatch.J
The following are Il cntrent rttcs for Tho weak at
ali The IuaI EAfA: -
, 1865-04-12
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Rest. Health und Comfort to Mother
nnd Chtld.-MEs. Wipslow's Soothing Syrup,
for chIldrcn teetlllng, softens the gums, reduces
in1amu1ption a1lnys all pain, and cures wind cbie
Perfectly safe In all cases. ewoald say 70 every
nreindice nor the prejudlces Of others, stand be-
tween you and youf suffering child and the relief
fhstwtIl be enre-yes, absolutely sure-to fol!ow
lie use Of this medicine, If timely used Thirty.
i've cents bottle. DaS1-o741-iA"41
GO 70 the RfsL-t3o to bryant & srauo1's
t.hfcapn fntnmerctal College to get thorough.
, 1865-04-12
40E84 QEnEfE. l.nHQ
Total euIfstmeuts since Jan. 1. 1855. ,313

SET R1anr.-We are informed By parties who
were cognizant Of the difficulty between Edison
Moore, Proprietor Of the Eagle Hotel, aud the
travellers stopping ut his Lause who preferred
charges Of sw1ndlng, tbat Mr: Moore was grossly
wroneed, both By the complaining witness md
the Justice. They say that he could have proved
the falsity Of the charge against him had 1n..lce
Miller showed him an opportunity to produce his
he will be Htnmphantly acquitted In tho Record
ers Court. to which tribunal he has taken appeal.
MIR. Moore has slways been considered one Of our
beet cItzens It IL ta1d that the parties cl1ne to
the house unsolicited BY Turner OF any body else.
, 1865-04-12

SLIGHTLY D1EfKREar.-1n our depletion res
terday Of the JOY with which tho intelligence Of
the capture Of Lee and bis army was received in
our city, We Inadvertently Chased the illum,na-
North Side as bonfire. Mr. Batte1sby desires
us to correct the impression our remarks might
convey that in an excess Of patriotism he had
mace bonfire Of his gallery With his reqaest
we chferful]y cnmnly.