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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
BULLETIN NUMBER TWO.
The Capture of Mobile Maryland
Rebel Sympathisers to be Looked
After About Moseby's Reported
Surrender.
Wan DEPARTMENT, WAsmNGroN,
a...t ~
loo dlennlch dnled MobIlc, 8 Z. NJ

| hFfli ~.
In dispatch dated Mobile, D l.. NJ,
April "a, Gcncral Canby rcpotts:
We find in Mobile ard ils defcnscs on
Tho west side Of the hay, over 40 guns
and very large amount Of ammunition
and supplies Of all kinds, Bnd nbOut 900
prisoners. Inventories are now being
taken, and detailed report will be sent
as soon as complete. Tho quantity Of
cStton viii probably reach 1000 bales.
and iarsc amount ol provisions aud
forage.
General nsacCck reports that nearly
al Of Mospby's comn;and have surrender.
ed, including nearly or cutie all OF the
officers. except Mnsoby himself. Some
Of Moslby's own men are hunth,g for u
reward ui $4,000, offered Tor him by Gen
ornl Hancock, who has been directed to
establish his headquarters at WnshiGg-
ton.
The counties Of Prince G,urrc
Churle. aud st. hury's have, during the
whole war, been noted for their hostility
h. the Go Icrnmen', and us o cction TO !
the r.b i blockade runncrs, rebel spies,
aud every species Of public encmy. TITO
VI TIE President were harho
cd there before the murder, aud Booth
1cd IA that direction. II he escapes, II
will he owing To rybc accoiuprces n
that regiou. TIE military commander 0f
the District will surely take measures to
bring these rebel SympnthE 'rs aud nc g.
oompllcss IN murder 10 sense of their
criminal conduct.
l., NJ STANTON,
80 rntary of War.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
Petition.

TO diran Shaull, and Matilda Elizabeth
Shaull, his vile, residents of
Onuhty, ~ the state ot Virginia, are hereby
notihed that Lydia VI Dick aud Rob "A W
Diek. who with the said Hiram Sbau,l and
Matilda Ehk beth Shpull, and o,b.r.
nr- Defendants IN an action pendinp Ia ,h,,
Cour, III Common Phas tor Seneca Coun,y
~ the State at Ohio, wherein Anna kat.
Dick is plaintiff have filed their separa,s
answers To the petition OF the aipiif in
said action, together with ero.s pr,ition.
against the said de!rndan $, Hiram SbauN.
and Matilda Elizabeth Shaull. his xite
alleging in substance that the said lydia M
is seized in Tee simple, and is in posse%ion
OF the east hal Of the south west qusrter of
oi section III, ~ township 2. nurth range ID
ens.' ~ Seneca County, Ohio and that the
said X btrt W. Dick is seized In Tee simple.
and is in poss ession oi the west half of s.is
quarter section
Aud that the said Hiram Shaull and Eliza.
beth Shnull, are together with the plsintia
- said aetinn, and others, claiming title to
said premises. and asserting such claim
publicly aud giving out in spe,chas that
~ said Lydia VI Dick aud Robert W Dick
ave no title To, or estate in q premises so
held 10y their respectively, thereby casting
n cloud upon the ii L. of the said lydia M.
aud Robcrt W Dick. to said premises so
owned aud held by thrm.
An5 asking judgement rgninst the said
Hiram Shnull aud Matilda Elizabeth Sbauil
nnd others, that the eaid l., din NJ. and
Robert W. Dick may b. cot frmrd in th.ir
respective titles in f,c simple To said real
estate. and hat the said Hiram Shaull and.
Matilda Elizabeth ShaSlI ,ogsther with the
other deter dants. aud the pininriff in said
s...,. l.. ~
or attempting 10 entorec any slain 10 the title
or poss' ssion Uf said rrnis, :, and h,r general
rehef. And the said Hiram ~ anil and M.,il-
dn Elizabeth Shnnll are hereby notified that
they are required to appear and answer
said cross petitions by the third DAY NJ June,
ieoS, or ju' e ment and decree will be rem
dered against them as therein PRAYED
LEE a BREWER,
, ityl Tor Robert W Dick,
K. Hord.
hlty for Lydia M. Dick,
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
First National Bank Of Tiffn,
Petition for DivOrcc---
Seneca Com mon Pleas,
Ohio.

Elizabeth URuizer vs. 0otirb ilanizcr--
The suii Guii,b IInnizrr will take notice
thai on tir Goth day ui April A. ID 1865,
hr plaintiff flrd h-r petition for divorce in
the Clrlk's Office. ui said COurt, wherein
.he sets iorth that she and the defendant
were ! gally maiIiel on the 1871, day Of
June A ID, 1850. That on the 9TH day at
jay. lSG0. ihe dr'rrdant lett the plaintiff,
uu hs since r,mained absent sud away
i,In her wilully. That the driehdnnt our.
lug the time Of his snd absence hns gross
Iy reglctrd his duty. That by snid
marriage there lsS child.
Aud ask that the said mnui"se contract
may Ls Dissolved, and both lsrlivs re-
rascd uom tic allegations thrrc,f That
piain.in M Ie i'stoicd 10 Lrr maiden
name, aud tor other irlirt
HALL 4 PiTTESGER
Ani 2O.GV. Any, ior Plaintiff
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House and Land for Sale.

A House and Ave acres Of ispd on the
Nrgrotowh road ~ miles sou'h Of Tifin.
with good imnrovem ents, and fne orchard
attached. Al.o, a good house and two
.eres Of ground situated near HeidelberR
rollrge' Also, l76o Acres OF choice iaad Ia
thiekly ropula,ed part Of the s,aseof.
of Iowa Alsc. $40 acres of land ir Putnam
Connty. Ohio,
All Of the above prorsrtv win be .eld
cheap for cash or on credit R. N. BOYER.
AprH 18th, les Sw.
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For sale.

The owner offsrs for Sale. until the first
Of MAY next. . farm o. us Aerrs, situated
IN tie south part Of Liberty township.
Seneca County, ohio, 6Is miles north wrs,
at Tiffip, Eighty acres ar. under improve
msnt. with two hOus,s, Two wells sId one
orchard on IL For further particulars apply
by letter, or person ~ AARON YAMBERT,
MeCu'eheh.sille. Seneca County, Ohio,
Ap ril 9Th, s65.
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First National Bank OF TiiIin.
(succlssoR OF ToMB nuss co.,
Authorized Capital 100000.

Bcri. T,mb, Pres. John 7. Huss Caah.
DIRECTORS.
Be- itnin Tomb, John 7. Hu.s,
Tho. Il. Tomb. George K. lluss,
George l.. Scuey,
The undeislgn have uiganizcd under the
National banking Law and have been de.
sgnatrd by the Comptroller Of the Currency
as the
First National Bank Of Tiffn,
Benjamin Tomb ,I,hn 7 Hu,s, Thos h
Tomb George X. Huss, Geo. F., Seucy
l.. +. Singer, /. l.. StJohn, Henry Ebberi
Edward Hamilton. Stephen Dorsey, John
g. Gross, Henry II Scuder, Robert Nelson
John l. Osboru james s Nerk ChHs. NJ.
Yrrk. Snml. H. rrir, NJ. Sullivnn. Geo. W
Cunningham, wm Gallup. Henry Zahn,
March 10Th lS65 TT
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Order from General Sherman.

| - W. S'iNi Au"A'
FORTRESS MONROE, April 22-Thc FOL.
lowI"f important order 81 General Shc'-
mn" was received here thus morning:
HEADouARrERs MILITARY DIV IN TnEt
FLLp, RALEIGH, n c. April. 10. {
Spto'ai F'cld O'd'r No. 5e.
The General Commanding announces
t. The army the suspension OF hosIlll!cs
ana az ngru. mrh' wllh General Johnston
"nd nigh oih'a's, which, when formally
rhl'heo, wi'i maxi peac' from the Poto
u'a' 10 'he no nta"ur' uhli! absolute
peace "a arranged, tue l'ne passing thr ugh
y'eIs muu'h' 'hnpcl nlI UnY'tsltY,
D'sh"ms SIa'lon a"a west Point, on
~ 's''' '"''' wa ''P"'''o '"V "o
E.,h army ,,,n,,,nJ,r a., IN ,,r,,,, L..
camps entirely with view To comiurt,
health aud good police. Al the details
.ol military discipline must still be maiu
tlned. The General hopes and beliyts
hat an a very few days twill be his good
fortune To conduct you all TO your homes.
The fame of this army for courage, IN.
dustry aud discipline 10 ADMITTED all over
the world, Then let each officer aud
man see that it is not stained by any act
OF vulgarily, rowtyism aud pct'y crime,
Tho cavalry viii patrol tue front,
OF the huc. Gen. Howard will take
charge uf tn district from Raleigh ~ 10
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
To Teachers.

The School Examiners Of Seneca county, -,
will hold examinations at the office cf the
Examiners. in Tomb Block, Tifin, Ohio,
for the year 1865. as follows;
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, No certificates will be issued except on ex.
animation day aud no certi6ea.es will BE-
audited,
JAMES PILLARS,
JOHN McCAULEY,
j. M. ZAHM.
Examiners.
March Goth lse5-,f
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II. q. CREEVY,
p PAINTER, GLAZlER, &C.,
Tifin, Ohio.

psperhanglng done on the Shortest Notice
and n reasonable terms.
eB- Orders left at the store of W. ]
Crawford, viii receive prompt attention,
Feb. %, 1865. .-3m.
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Administrative Sale Of Real Es-
tate.

Parsuant to an order made by the Probate
Court for Seneca County, in the State Of
Ohio, will an the Goth day Of MAY, 1865.
at one O'Clock. P M on the premises, offer.
for sale 10 the highest bidder. free from
dover or other ineumhranee. but at not iess
than twothirds the appraised value In
lots numbered 800 and 32l in the Village
of Fostoris, Seneca County, Ohio. And
upon the following terms payment. one third
Of the purchase money tn be paid on the
dav Of sale, and the la'snee in two equal
payments at one and two years. The de-
fered payments to bear interest from day OF
sale, and to be secured by mortgage on shs
premises sold
NARY KIsER,
Administrative, on the Estate of
JACOB KISER, deceased.
j.. H0RD, Atty.
April 90 isG5-4w. S5,7a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-27
FOUR GREAT CLOWNS. THE INIMIrABLE
JOE PEsNTL MD,
| so of the Finest Specimens Of Horsefesh'


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spena
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JUDGES.
Mrs. Daniel Clark, Lenox, Pa. Judges
Mrs. J. o. Bullard Brooklyn Pa on Classes
Mra. Fowler Peck, Hartford Pa. % & %
Mics Helen Kinny N. Milford PAP Judges
Mise L. A Hartly, Glenwood, Pa on lasses
Mrs Mary Ressegue, S GibsonPa "a 25 &c.
Class I.-MIscELLANEoUs.
Should there be any article on exhibition
not enumerated in the above schedule, the
SEINE shalt be referred to the Committee Of
Arrangements.
LEMUEL HARDING. Committee
SOLOMON TAYLOR of
JAMES STERLING, } Ar; angement.
GLkNwooD, September 14th 1865.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

A RE the most perfect purPative which are
N able to produce or which we think has yet
been made by any body. Their effects have abun-
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the foul humors which breed and grow distemper,
stimulate sluggish disOrdered organs int" their
natural action and impart q healthy tone with
strength to the whole system. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of everybody, but
also formidable ana dangerous diseases, While they
produce powerful effects they at the same time.
diminished doses, the sufest and best physic that
can be employed tor chidr"n. Being sugar coated.
thew are pleasant to take and, being purely vege
table free from any risk of harm. Cures have
be made which surpass belief, were they not sub
stantiat9d by of such exalted position and char
acter, a. to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many
eminent clergymen and PHYSICIANS have lent their
names TO certify to the public the reliability of rem
edies while others have us the assurance of
their conviction that, cur Preparations contribute
immensely to the relief Of our afflicted. suffering te
low men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis o ur American Almanac, contairng directions
for the use and certificates of their cures of the fol-
lOwIOgc0mptaInts =
Costive ,ess, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
Dropsy Hea rtburn, Headache arising from feul
stOmache Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid lnhction OF
the Bowels and Pain arising therefron, Flar ulency.
Loss of Appetite, all Diseases which require an
evacuant medicine They also. by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, many COM
plants Which 1t would not be suppose they could
reach, such Deafness, Partial Blindness Neural
gia and Nervous Irrta iility, Derangement of the
Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred com.
plants arising from Lw state of the body, OBJ
strncton of its functions
Do not b put off by unprincpled dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit on
Demand AYERS and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for thcm and they should have
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and sold by Saml. Stark Tunkhannc"k. and all deal
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Tickets f,r zach admission, twenty-five centS
children under twelve years of age, ten cents. Car
;ava. v; nm allowed to enter the enclosure on pay
,,... os sfty cents for each admission for pair OF
horses. and tzenty five cents for single horse
Colts, two years and under, ten cents. Stock and
all ether articles eDtered for exhibition, free OF
charge horses mules and colts only excepted. No
psrson will be allowed to gamble sell intoxicat-
inn liquors on the Fair Ground Tickets of admis-
sion will DO furnished at the ticket Office near the
Pair Ground, and returned to the ga'e-keeper on
entering tbs enclosure The Books of entries will
Be With henry P. Hallstead, Nicholson, Pa. until
the day Of the Fair, at which time they will be
found at the ONCE formerly occupied by Shutz, Ea
toR CO., near the Fair Ground.
All articles and animals intended for exhibition
should be entered early possible Animals
and articles entered for exhibition will have cards
attached with number and class inferred on entry
bosk and it is required that exhibitors in all cases
shall obtain their cards of number and class pre-
yious 70 placing their articles on the grounds.
The books OF entries will he closed at nine O'Clock
o. m, the second day Of the Fair except for horses
trotting for the SlO0 and $780, They will have the
u the Pair after which time there will positive ly
bs 20 entries made
All animals and articles for exhibition must be on
the Fair Ground as soon nine o'clock, TIL Irsday
morning thu second day of the Fair, at which time
the Judges will the entry books and proceed to
decide the merits of the articles and animals entered
for premiums All articles and animals entered for
premiums must remaiu on the Fair Grounds until
the close Of the Fair Their will be a man on the
ground to furnish grain hay and straw, to any
persons wishing the same
Herssmanship and trotting will be conducted rs
follows The three and four wears old colts will tro'
ths 6rst day of the Fair, commencing at two clock
D. m Sweepstakes premium of $780, for all horses
that never trotted in public within three minutes
two O'Clock, p. n. secc nd day. The double team
t,ot for 800 premium, and the siugle $500 prem-
um will be trotted for the third day, commencing
with the double team trot at IL o'clock, m. Imme
daely after it is decided the trot for single horses
will come Of.
The Annual Address will be delivered from the
Judges stand, at l0k o'clock. a. m, on the third
day ofthe Fair
lmmediat y after the address the Reports of the
Judges will be announced
The premiums will be paid at the Office of the
Treasurer, in Slenwood and after the lst Of Oc-
tobsr, except in classes 20, and 81, which will be
paid on the last day of the Fair, after decision of
the Judges.
Persons competing for premiums in classes 20 and
q will bs required to day 10 pen cent. amount OF
premium for which they enter.
Feed will be furnished for stock competing for
premi ans on or near the Fair Grounds,
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sTIRISOPEs 4 STERESCOPIc views.

OF tn sc we have an immense asso: tment including
War Sceres, American and Foreign Cities and
Landscapes, Groups, Statuary, &c. &c, Also, re-
volving Stereseopes, for public or private exhibit
tion. Our catalogue will be sent to any address
receipt of Stamp.
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FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS--shom
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Ants, and other insects and vermin-all of which
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and used freely,
E19 See "CosTAR's'' advertisement in this paper.
IL Sold in-Tunkhannock, Pa,
and Dealers
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Valuable Recipes.
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ILFIQIkL CLAIIlGIIGY
NDUCTED BY
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WAS HINGToN, D, c.
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1865.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need be
so no longer if they "COsTAR's' Extermnator
We have used it to sati faction and If box
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but they effected nothing but "Costars'' article
knocks the breath out of Rats Mice, Reaches, Ants
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Ohio, Gdzetter
EeY- See "CosrAR's" advertisement in this paper
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1868.
1865.

"C0STAR'S" RAT EXTERMlNATOR is simple
safe AMI sure the most perfect RAT-f arion meet
ing We have ever attended. Every RAJ that can gel
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eat it, and every one that eats it will die, generally
at some place distant possible from where the
medicine was tak1n,- Lake Shnre Mich Mirror
ER See "CosrAR'sn advertisement in this paper
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Special Notices.
NOTICE.

II the tall Gentleman from Forkston does not sosn
return those buff plaid Pants and Vest, he will find
himself in trouble.
JOHN WE'LL.
Tunkhannock, Aug 29 1865.
IL
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NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife Phoebe, has left my bed and
beard, without just cause or proyocation, this is
therefore, to give notice to all persons not to har
dor or trust her my account as l shall pay no
ssbts of fher contracting.
DANIEL BARTR0N.
Washington, Wyo Co Pa. }
August IL. 1865
V5n23w.
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NOTICE.

The Co-partnsrship, heretofore existing Astvsss
c. Burr Sen, is this day dissolved By mssss:
consent
The books and accounts Of the late 6rm Axs isls
In the hands of c. Burr for settlement and caflse-
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business ot the old stand
The Ha rness Business
will be carried on BY VIM H. Burr, who, seaaSsua
OF his ability to satisfy the wsnw Of the psbHs. 60
licits their patronage.
C BURR,
Wm. q. burr
Meshoppsn, Apsii 3ssh, 1905.
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We the first TO in, cd tee these into the Unit
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They will be sent by mail, free, receipt Of price,
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o.
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Call and see our specimens and judge for your
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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23

A Failure AND How IT MAYBR TURNED
TO Accountable Fenian movement is
manifesty a failure. II there was a con.
spiracy to get ur an instruction in Ireland,
it was nipped in the bud. If there was a
purpose Of taking possession Of Canada, in
the name of the Irish Republic its success
is an impcssibility, and the plot will fade
like a dream. Ii there Nwesa hope that the
United States might be involved in a war
with England and conquer Ireland bringing
the Green Isle into the American Union as
a sovereign State, or acceptable territory
it was an absurdiy, and If ii has moi
already persisted, must do so speedily.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-23
warlike Reports from New Orleans.

New YoRx, Nov. lG. The New Orleans
Delta, of Nov. 9th, states that there is I'M
usual activity among military circles in that
city since the reception Of recent dispatch
es from the Rio Grande. Mysterious orders
have been issued The sale Of boats is
prohibited, and those on hand are beirg
placed on war footing. The sale Of all
transportation and supplies has ceased.
The lst, 4th and 9th regiments Of regular
cavalry have been ordered to embark lor
IndiOnola, Texas, and report for duty al
San Antonio, 10 Gen. Merritt. The dis
mounted colored cavalry at New Orleans i,
destined for the same place. Gen. For
sy,h, Gen. SheridOn's Chief Of Staff, hu:
gone TO Brazos.