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The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
Government Claims and
Application for Pardon.

YExHE SUBSCRIBER HAS MADE AR.
Il RANGEMEN,fS with one OF The most
able aud influential legal firms in Washington
city, for the prosecution of Government claims
arl applications for pardon.
All applications for pardon under the Am
nestv Proclaniaton: must frss be lodged with
The Provisional Governor, and from thence for
ward to Washington city for inal action kgthe
President. The Intervention Of an attorney,
beth of this place and Washington city, will
greatly facilitate the transaction and compile
ton of such business.
CD. ELFORD,
: Attorney at Law.
,: Grcenville, s c.
Es- All papers in the State copy three
times and scfd bill to C.,J. T. =
August 4. .s;s.st, st.
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Music on a Bull.

"NIus;c hath charms to socthc the savage hrcast:'
1t is we'll known that music often cxcrts a
nowrrhl influence over the lower aniInais. \
,rno,; story is told OF its effects on Il hul \
fiddler in Liverpool who had been onr latc at
night on professional engagement, i'll relEta~
inr, hnd occasion to cross Il hr!,i where some
COWS and :, bull we've kept The bull canleat
him full OF fight whs: the fiddler ran and NJ
' tcmpted to climba tree. lie was TOO late and
lad 10 dodge behind it to save his life.
Ine fiddler had heard OF the effect of ullsc
:so,, animals, ;apd as soon as he could get Il
chance struck up tule. This c:.!m"d ih.
cnragcd animal at once, aud he appeared de-
lighted with IT,. After awhile, Finding the bull
.enite I,arifed he stopped playing, and started
S%tf on the runf fbnt the ball would not lei HIM
n!S So and put after him, with such rage ami
/ energy that he feared for his llls.
ia Fl liza with
all his inish; and Tic a?tmH wTs1 fli!7;GTrfE
pacifnl again Not being acrl!>,nrr,' in ii.;;l;r
without pay, and his arm brginnin@ To ril",
H.. d, tcrmincd to max. anot"r ";:nr. !n escape
sat~iicd that his customer mc,nl t. %tt his
music Tor nothing. Uc made au~i"r dash,
bat il was of no Use The fury "t TIE hal
returned rs soon as the music cc;,S,ti, aud tniS
slime the. pnor fiddler had narrow cScapc.--
lie made another trial Of The music, and actr-
ally hal to play till six o clock in the nr'rMmg,
over t!.rcc hours in all, when some q! The
neiyhburs came to his relief 4hasSGca"Sc;F$
Pl'"ghman.
The New York Mcr,anti!e JauruG in An
article on the cost of the war to tlle North,
sums up the aggregate to bc-on the part Of
she nation, State and local debts additional
taxation, and sanitary contributions, &c., and
loss Of caruings-s5, 100000, 900. The writer
says:
This total of So, 2OO,O 100000 does not rep
resent the losses to commerce by the transfer
of our carrying trade to foreign nations, in
consequence Of the depredatons of nglo-rcb>
el cruisers. These losses, together with other
items not included in the abnve estimates, may
be allowed to balance the difference between
currency and specie, and renders the sum Of
five thousand million of dollars in specie fair
and approximately correct estimate of the actu>
al loss to the Northern States by the war;
The cost to the seeding States, the same
writer estimates to be in the aggregate $685.
= 100000. Exclusive of the value of slave
States, he says was estimated at e4,6O0,Ooo,>
900. ( Of this $500 100000 have been ami
bilated, leaving only sl,oOo,ooO,Ooo as the
prese mt capital of the Southern States, which
after all losses the termination of the war fnl,s
the North in possession OF capital of fifteen
thousand millions of dollars, the losses having
been six thousand milIions-thc whole total
losses of both North and South being eigh
thousand eight hundred millions Of dollars.
How appalling these figures. Well r'y
Noril, AL S,uth rinice that Ike war j. y"r,
and that tva;gnaui peace reig' il The lauG.
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s.-Countcrlcit hvcs oi'Ilc MI
t;unal banks arr in circul' ton. The color ii
the paper is little pacr than the genuine.
They are, however, easily detected by ohserv,
ing the position Of the letter 'T'' in the word
This" in tho line reading, "This note is Sc
cured by bonds Of" The "T"'in the genuine
is over tic left portion of the letter 81" III
''Cnifccl' while in the counterfeit it is further
to tic lcli, over the nidGlc Of the IN" of the
same word
There arc also counterfeit ones. Treasury
notes We have however, seen no description
OF them as yet.-Cineinnati Enquirer.
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RnteS for. Advertising: A

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For one Souare-tcn lines or lcss-ONE
DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS for the first insertion
and ONE DOLLAR for each subsequent.
/ OBITUARY NoTlcEs, exceeding one square, charged
at advertising rates
Traunsient Advertisements and JOB Work MUST
Be PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
No deduction made, except tc cur regular avcrtss
NJ patrons. x
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SUMTER, S. G., August 5, 1865:
jSPECIAL ORDER no. I.
vt HAVING COME TO TIE NOTICE. L
< the Sab>District Provost Marshal that the
citizens rcsiding,in the vicinity of Suruter arc
listiIling liquors I'D selling the same. to the
soldiers of this command, it is therefore order
cd that the manufacture and sale of Malt and
Spirituos Liquors in this Sub. District is forbid
den, except by special permission from the
Sub-District Commanders or from this office.
This order will be rigdly enforced.
{Signcd) T. Is. JOHNSTON,
Capt e. A. Provost Marshal,
Sd Sub-District E. S. G.
Official: G. ". BURGESS, Capt. & A. Pro-
yost Marshal
August II
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APPROPRIATIONS OF LAST CoseREss.-It
h:.s lust been asccrtancd that the total appro-
priatious OF the last Congress will amount to
$500, ,0OU,G coo in round numbers.
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"A writer in Georgia describes government
tannery, grinding bark by no power visabc at
first, or suspected. The machinery is run by
an underground crcek-;great curiosity. There
are several similer streams in that region, soft
limestone being favorable to sinks and subma.
rine channels
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Army Chaplin-"My young colorcd friend,
can yon read 2"
Contraband-"Ycs, sah!"
Army Chaplin-"Glad to hear it.-shall
gave you paper?'
Contraband- -"Sartin, massa, if you please"
Army Chaplin-"Vcgy good. What paper
would you choose?
Contraband-"Wcl, n,assa if YOU cheWs, l
take paper of terbakcr.''
The chaplin looked at the contraband, and
the contraband looked at the chaplin, then the
latter sighed, and passed on. =
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Law is like sieve; you may sec through
it, but you must be considerably rcdaccd be-
fore YOU can get through.
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Office Provost Marshal,

Sd SuE-DlsrmcT T.. S. G. J
SUMTER, S. G., August 5, 1865: {
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Brick" Pomeroy Strikes Peter
0leum,

Petroleum you'are the p te for me
Else whyl Mr.. Moses smute the rock
and water gushed forth. first; I smo,,
the rock, and exceeding much oil ireacI
cd forth. And am rich oilso. To
find SO much gra-e, do well grenso with
ne. l skirmished from garrer upon the
oily region. Ever since l became born
my poverty has been hard to be borne! |
have suffefed-I have been bored by
ereditorsl My credit was run into the
ground. People thought me rich, mean-
while, and a very meanwhile il was, tool
They thought had plenty of money; so
they wanted pay down for what bought.
Not wishing to hnmor the people. albeit
soInfthing of humorist, perhaps, will
not purchase many things. leased, /
bored, / bought il! Veni. vidi, vici'
OH! Ile-i! Grease Il Oils well that
ends well; especially If il is an oi-welll
! bored and It came. ] drilled hole
through rock, and already have been
aw arded-with 80 much Of the fuel being
prepared for the final coufagration, that
fear the last boil will end in as great O
6zzle as did the Dul ch Cup Canal.
hHu HSN un IlCu-DOTe IlCu tnun
any man or any other. have lots of
money now. when have no use for il.
What queer world. Nothing like oil!
Folks say, "Hollo! here's Honorable
Mr.. Brick, just struck fortune. Deuc-
cd fiue fellow, Mr.. Bricks" Three
months since wus plain "Brick." It's
all owned TO Petroleum.
And now for splurge. Brown STONE
house on Fifth Avenue with brown stone
front, designed by old Brown himself. on
both ends Of il. Red horses with green
tnils, pink eyebrows, ol % ears, chocolate
colored eyes, frizzled mnne and match
less style. Yellow wagon With black
sldes, purple blinds. and brown top, Ia
clam shell. Ethiopian driver with white
kids, Solferino st ckings, Magenta hat.
band, and fulse teeth on guitaperche
base. And sixty fur oxstaye ethio-
plano with brocatelle drawers; that
modSsty may not he shocked by looking
a. the legs thereof. And a library deyoi.
ed 10 Fed;baeks, brown.bscks, msroon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
tFf'm the New iOrS Evening rv,, Of MsrIl
General Sherman,

We said, In our remarks upon Caro,,l
ohcrlnan's recent agreement with Johp.
sten, that he wuuld be the fest to rsprei
'he terms OF ., a. spon as hc should learn
'ue tc'' srhumcnt of the country. Ill.
s'Va, good Sensf aud ar1snt patriotism
would not have allowed him tn conson,
TO them il his iudgmeu, had no, bccn in !.
hueheed by circumstances that had Zoe,
taRcn place. Grants lcnii- toward T.
urnetal Weiz ~ order in regard Ia con
lNening the rebel Tirpinin LAgislsiprr
Understood TO have b zen issued AZ mo iu-
stance OF President liucoln, mu,i hove
lc0 sherman TO beluVe the conecs,ion
ana forgiveness were the ordar of tbe
DAY, 0nd that he could not pi, ria of ,be
whole rebel urmy too s ion for the ,vishss
.of the Government.
Those urnnlists who wcro rrirh,enei
DOT Vt their wits BY this m stake, and WHO
did not hcsiiat" To denuunec Sh,rman 40
aiming OF dictator-hin, and t. insiru,te
ueachery, kntw Rs little Of him aa thov
dld OF ih1 American people. Tho prc.
elpdatc acton Of the G yernmeut. in
publishing ils "rcrsnns" TOT Dc ,inius IA
proposal, ol subordinate. NAV bav,. rS.
cited these trdts ~ some cxtcni: bur nnv
thing more foolish mud punrilc It is i'm.
possible to cunco,yI. Sherman, from
the bcgining Of he war, has been the
nu-t strenuDus'of patriots; his mihtnry
services 10 The loyhl cause have beon
more brilliant than those uf atty other
ma ;, excepting Generel G tanrs; nnd the
v ry tame he. hid won was purant .
III i he would not peril il In - h.ss olori.
tu' oircer. IIs knew, moreover, ;he
temper nr the American people aud oil
his soldiers, and that whisper of trcach.
cry would bring upon any officer nn In.
stuntan1 universal irnominy.
How strong lhc confidence Of tho Gnv.
ernmcnt in Shcrman's integrity is, may
be inferred ffom the maguaninious act ai
Jcnernl Grlui, in allowing the surrend n
jf Juhntson 10 b. made iu Shermnn alone.
Ilud there been the sl;ghtrsI ground for
wen the shadow or sds2icion aaninsi
aim, the IN ,tter would have been kcp, In
hlher hands. The whole truth OF tho
c 81 is, thnt not being a civilian, aud LONG
removed from contract with popular sen.
timcni, Sherman made q mistakc. which
,he Government and the people. We douh,
not, viii readily forget In their grateful
sense of his eminent and unequal d u ervi
Goa. Hs glory is a part Of the history of
Tue republic, which he desires 10 Keep
forever bright.
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Booth n Rebel.

The Buffalo Express: l, will be re.
mcmrcred by INST OF our renders that,
some three years ago, one % the large
plate glass windows of O. 4. Sibley 8
jcwelry store, in which were exhibited
lot OF rebel trophies, swords, pistols,
pixies, etc, wns shivercd to ntoms one
night by some miscreant whose name
never reached the public. We learn
now that the pcrpctrntor Of the malicious
act was J. Wilks Booth, the ussnssin OF
President Lrucola; who was then play.
ing an engagement in thi. city. The
sight of lb' tophi's exhibited his rebel
rage, AID he vented il upon he window.
The scuun1rcl was arrr.ird srllci the
damage done, paid finc of fly dollars,
aud The thing was hushcd up IN snme
manner So ns to be kept ont of tho news.
papers. This Incident illustrates the
violence of the rebellious deyils by which
he was poss.ssed. H..
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500, 900 REWARD FOR JEFF
DAVIS.
Proclamation by the President.

WHEREAs, II appears from evidence II
The Bureau of Military Justice thai The
ntrocioUs murder OF the late President
Abraham Lincoln, and the attempt ussas-
slna,iun Of the Hon. WIN. II Seward,
B cretary OF State, wcro melted, concert.
ed aud procured by and between J fer
son Davis, late OF Richmond, Va, and
Jacob Thompson, Clemcu, G. Clay,
D verify Tucker, George N. Sanders
w. {. Cleary, and other rebels aud trait
Ors against the Government of tho Unit,
ed States, harbored in canhdn; now,
Therefore, 10 the end that Justice muy
DO Gone, /, Andrew Johnson. President
nl the United States. do off'r ;or the ar.
rest of said persons, or either of them,
within the limits OF the United States, So
that they can be brought to Trial, tho fol
lowing rewards:
One hundred thousand dollars for the
arrasI of fferson Davis. - l-"
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the
arrest of CiemenI c. Clay. tr
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the
arrest Of Jacob Thompson, late ofAIissiS.
sippi.
twenty. five thousand dollars for the
arrest OF Beverly Tucker; aud.
Ten thousand dollars for the arrest of
VIM. C. Cleary, late clerk Of Clemsnt C.
Clay.
The Provost Marshal General of the
United SIates is directed TO cause de-
scription OF said persons, with notice of
the above rewards, TO be published.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand caused the Seal Of the
United Suites To be fixed. Done al
the Citv Of Washington, the second
day OF May, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and six.
" five, aud Of the indepeneuce Of the
United States the eighiy.ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WM. HUsrEH. Acting Secretary Of
Slate
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Farm for sale.

A farm containing six hundred scres /;
iwo hundred and fifty under Improvement.
With large new brick house, large barn. 1rn
leuss and other out houses, lying within 2
miles Of Fremont. sandusky Go. Ohio, 10 now
vGsred for sale,
Terms sssy and LIBERAL Time as long as
desired. Enquire Of F.S. WHITE.
'T--sl ~. = Cashier Bank Of Fremont
Fb. 20, Is6S.-sm, ~
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Military Claims and Pensions.
'' J,K.HORD

Has been duly licensed to prosecute and
sollect claims for Officers and Soldiers
q AoK Par and BOUNTY. and PENsIoNs, All
expenses incident to the collections Of
NieIns will be advanced by him, and no
.hsrge made until the claim is collected.
Charges reasonable.
oaiee Ia Commercial Row, hrst door up
airs, Tifin Ohio. lNoVl'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

0S- The rebel rom Webb, escaped
out OF Red river n few DAYS ago, and
steamed down the Mississippi a, rapid
rate, causing great CONSERVATION. The
telegraph wires were cut below Baton
Rouge SO as 70 prevent intelligence from
reaching New Orleans in advance. On
approaching To cily the Union flag was
hpisted and she passed the city at full
speed in broad daylight. When near
Fort st. Phillip her condenser gave out.
aud the ram went the way Of tho rebel
navy-hcr crew blew her up. She might
hive done considerable damage along
the river. but didn't. a portion of the
crew returned to New Orleans and gave
themselves up. The remainder escaped
% parts unknown.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

0tTA man in Philadelphia on We'd
nesday last, dstributed to the people in
the streets slips Of muslin win these
words printed on them, "Pardon oied
with Abraham Lineoln.' '
O1rA we'll known banking firm Ia
New York, hSve offered reword OF $l0,.
600 Tor The capture Of zone Jeff Davis, .
fugitive from justice" Their lIbersliiy
opens fair field for dstss.lys enter
pIlsea ID a .-aL.l -..-.t
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Yours, &C..
A. LINCOLN.

10 Some documents picked up in the
Custom House at Richmond by cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
show that JEFF. DAVIS sent large sums
Of the rcbel secret service fund to Eu-
rope, but whether for the benefit Of the
Coniederacy or his own is a question.
April %, 1854; he made requisi'ien 90
the Secretary of the Treasury for s ,0o0,.
900, payable out of the appropriation for
"secret SERVICE" for which G206.ls5 in
exchange on England was asked. April
li,.two bills OF exchange on England
wrrr requested, eacn for f500. April
81, S3,942 In gold was asked for under
the npprop ia,ion FOR "necessilies and
cxipencics.'
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Davis House.

tFormerly called the "City House - Thin, Ohio
LEvi WEiRIoE. Proprietor.
rhe aadeIsi oi form allhisfriendsa ID
hsIatepattons ofthe City ouse, ,tnowhe Oavis)thnt
his hotelis resdy for the reception Of guests The
IL ouss has been lt,re.funished andis now IS
roodss any in the country.
now have stabling enough % accommodate Any
umber OF horses ,snd Hallway have Nhu ndance
offsed. i' LEVI WElRlCK.
THIN, October I, lR5e-l5.ti
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Frank Baker,

A,tornsyat Law, TiFn. Ohio. Once, in Tonb's
sloeh. All Just claims for Bounty, Back Pay snd
Psnsions, pTompIly collected for soldiers or their
airs atthel lowsN rates. No advance pavment re-
Sired. NOV. 90, ls63-7'y
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III. =. Wenncr.

uufaeturefof Carriages, DuFries. Suhles, &c.
Jornsr Coe and Jefferson streets, nser the German
Cstholio Church, ,Tidin, Ohio. A Gne stock Of the
Attest styles Of Buggiss, etc. finished In the hest
manner and ofths most durable
an hand and promptly madsto order.
Tim Ausu,t Q5 1859 AZ
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Manhood; how Lost, how Restored,

~NN~A@@N ~ -@N 49,
a. just published, a new edition OF
$AS DR.. Culverwelrs CELEBRATED Essay on
the radical cure (without medcine) OF Sper
matorboa. or seminal Weakness, lnvoluuta.
ry Seminal Losses, lmpotency, Mental and
Physical lncnpacity, Impedinents TO Mar.
riage, etc: also, Consumption, Epil' psy, and
Fils. induce by selt.indulgcnce Or sexual TX
travaganse.
~ price. in a sealed envelop, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author in this sdmlrable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years, successful practice that the alarming
consequences OF self.abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicn or the application Of the knife
pointing out mode Of cure at once simple,
certa in AMI ciiectual, ty means OF which
every sufferer, no mat ter whathis condition
may be. ma, cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically
III This Lecture should be in the bands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelopto any
addre-s, poet pad, "u r.oripi at six cents, or
two post stamps Address the publisher,
CHAS !. C. KLINE & Co.,
1877 Bowcry N. Y,post Office box 4 5e6.
March g. ie65--ly
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0<TThe $40 loan avanced l21l 10 the
London market in ope-month. This is
on answer TO tie British predictions oi
our financial failure. r,.t
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q. CLAW.

Attorney AID Ceunssllor AT Law and Notary Pub
lie, Fostoria, Ohio, will attend promptly 10 ahbnsi
nsss 10 his care Particular attention vii
bs paid 10 all kinds Of Collections, in Seneca aud
sroining eounties.
orrcs-wiib !, v. Jones, Esq.,in Hslss'BlOek,
mp stairt' @
Fostors ,Ausaste6, 1864. ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

6HTAllth private and Official papers
Of President Lincoln have been carefully
collected, sealed up and iorw arded to
Judge Davis, Of Bloomington, Illinois.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Seneca County

AVE AND HEADING FACToRY,TIFFIN,o
". r. Ghamberlin has constantly on hand Flou
m aFEult Rarfsl Slaves, we'll seasoned, sRd kiln.
risdhssding. Prompt attention given TO allorders.
Also Scroll Saving and Tuning done tootder.
vsmbeTs 1893. Str
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The only Loan in Market


now offered by the Government. and it is
confidently expected that it's superior al.
vantages will make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People,
Less than $500 ,0o0 ,UO0 OF tho Loal au
thorized by the last Congress are now on
the market. This amount, at the rate at
which it is being absorbed, will all be sub.
eribed for within four months when the
notes doubtedly command premium, as has
uniformly been the case on closing the sub
riptions to other Loans. I-r
In order that citizens OF every town and
section of the country may be afforded faeili.
tea for taking The loan, the National Banks,
State Banks, and Private Bankers tbroabout
the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they have cen
hdenee, aud who only are to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they
receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, PmLADELraiA
Subscriptions will be received by
National Exchange Bank Of Tim.
First National Bank Of Tiffp.
1frre IN. f.-tr
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DIR. e.. &. BcilharZ.
SURGEON 66TTS DENTIST

Once ,shawhan's Block over Tifin Bank. Teeth
nssrtedin n n superioTmanneT, and on mostreasons'
blsterms. Callsnd have yourreeth 6lledwithout
siay. Or BEILu aving I'd more thantwenty
sArss1perience, eelsc o nfdeutthSth can please
h Q mostfastidious and succcefin all where
ueeessis possible underiny cireumstsnctt
Ami LIZ. Is6a. 9e.ti
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0~TThe New York Pos, puts the case
ofJef. Davis d. Co, running away with
their specie, as follows:
"The robbery of the Richmond banks
Ia one of the most barefaced, shameless
burg laries on record. Davis was already
preparing to run away from Richmond
when he and his gang conceived the idea
of"gu,ting" the banks and making of
with the punder. They got Lee and his
men to fight Grant, only to gain time 10
complete their "uigj1b,"n as profession.
ol burglar would call Il; and when they
had got fair start with the "swag," they
oft Lee to shin tor himself, aud, with
he specie In freight car, and their
tongues in their checks, ran away"
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Grs. A. e. G.. Mattison's

yEw MILLINERY STORE. REPuBlIc,o
Coastaatly on hand 6ns assortment OF millinery
Gsods which wiiibe sod at the lowest cash prices
straw aud Sill Work dons TO order. An elegant rs.
sortmsut Of Dress and Cloak pstterna always on
hsnd MRS. A. Z G.MATTIsoN.
',' Nayta iaEA. 32m3
per moi
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"Papa, and little. brother Willie have
gone home," sobbed the late Presidents
youngest surviving son. to friend Of the
bereaved family, who called at the White
House on the morning the remains start
ed from Washington.
65-A stato delegation Is TO BE- sent
from M,nneso,a to Springfield. Illinols,to
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Lincoln. 4.
or In the late food In the ST. Law
renee, below Montreal, over three hun-
dred houses were destroyed and six.y
lves lost. ii's7z st' ssfi d
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

sion u. TecsiyinE ls'Ee lot OF Groceries a
- lprisss. CsllAnd see
keep II. "A ABUsKiRK & BRo.
nr. No2, Hedges Block
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
William Wolf,

Book BINDER aud Blank Book M0Lufueiursr, Tif'
IN, Ohio. ., ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

Attorney At Law. win attend promptly 10 al
kinds oflsg business. offies In ON neTeiai Row,
linn, Ohio. nov5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
John McCauIey,
G. II. Watson

Attorney at Law, Tiffn, Ohio. oHies, Second
Floor, Tomb's Block.
March 10. 1863. 2I.u