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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Tn the Saddle,

Where is JEFr Davis! Where is the
kbel Capitol. There leading questions
e now frequently asked. We suppose
|avis left Richmond early Sunday even
Sg. Lee did mot move until Sunday
Bght, but the so called President, being
little lame and blind ofan eye, started
head. He is afloai. The rebel Capita
Q suppose, is as Generals say wher
they take the field, in the saddle. Tn,
Mar Department.; the State Department
he Treasury Department &c.,must here
III be addressed, "In the field.
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The only Loan in Market


now offered by the Government, and it IL
confidently expected that its superior al.
vantages will make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $4,000 900 remain unsvld, which
will probably be disposed Of within the mex,
60 or 30 days, when the note. will un.
doubtcdly command q premium, as has un.
formly been the case on closing the subscrip-
tions to other Loans.
In order shat citizens Of every town and
section of tho country may bc afforded rOcli.
ties for taking the loan, the National Banks
State Banks md Private Bankers throuhout
the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers win select
their own agents, in whom they have con.
ilcnec, and who only are to be responsible
for the del livery Of the notes for which they
receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, PnILApELrnIA.
Subscriptions will bc received by
National Exchange Bank Of Tihin.
March 2-3m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

OF The election in the State Of Con-
nee cticut for State officers, members Of the
Legislature, and members OF Congress,
took place yesterday. The Union men o.
the State are sanguine Of carrying Il by
handsome majority, and elect .hree, II mol
four, Of their members of Congress
Their last Congressional delegation was
equally divided,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Fire..

On last Thursday night the stable Of
DR.. OBRRMILLER in the rear of his resi-
dcnce on Main street, caught fire in some
unknown manner, and was burned to the
ground. Being windy night, it required
the most iudomnitable labor of our coura.
geous and gallant firemen to keep the
fire from spreading to adjoining buildings.
But they are always equal to the perlor.
nance of any task. They are sound on
the gOnder question.
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Mosssty.

They are a modest people cut in Peo-
ria, Illinois. They complain that at the
last theatrical entertainment in that city,
the women OF the company wore dresses
that were very short at both ends and
the papers tell the manager that he must
furnish more clothes or better busts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
General Jubilee.

teneral JuDlos'
The fall af Richmond has been the oc.
cusiou orcr creating an appropriate amount
of Joy and enthusiasm among our patriotic
citizens. On Monday and Monday night
they were all aglow with excitement and
good feeling. On Tuesday night huge
bonfire was made on the corner of the
public square, and all the Union men
chccred. The amiable Copperheads
among them our Democratic City Mar.
shal, woxcd exceeding wrath to think that
'he U mon men should thus rejoice over
the victory of our arms, while they had
the extreme privilege on Tuesday morning
unmolested and undsturbed, to build
boufires at O'Clock in the morning, over
the defeat of the Union municipal ticket
by a small majority, and then raise the
alarm Of fire, But when it comes 10
jublate over the defeat Of tae rebel arms
and cause, they all at once become ex
ceodingly afraid that our city will be
burned up, and therefore try to prohibit
the bonfire, and to arrest all the boys
that carry boxes. Down upon such n
city Government, and damn such De.
mocracy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Extravaganza of Girls Injurious to
the Matrimonial Market.

A correspondent writing from New
Bedford says:
Speaking Of extonvagancc, some Of the
papas and mammas, seeing how slowly
their daurhtcrs 20 of, have been institut.
ing an inquiry into the matter. and have
como TO the sage conclusion that il Is at.
tributcd TO the ex,ravasant manner in
which the girls dress, aud their high
notions generally, which is incompatible
with the means Of most of yourg men.
1t is fact that New Bedford Is getting
prolific in old maids. For that lasi
sentence | shall incur the severe condcm.
nation Of a swarm of young ladies ifthey
knew the author OF this letter. But
numbers of girls in our city, excellent in
other respects, are passing into the 'scrc
and yellow leaf without dreaming of the
cause. Doting mothers aud foolish
fathers do little else than teach their girls
to b. dolls. Now, no sensible man ever
thought beautiful girl was worth so
much as one who could cook good din.
ner. A pretty face gets to be an old sto-
ry-it loses its bloom, and gels faded aud
marked with lines
The girls on Martha's Vineyard, he
says undcrctand this matter to All iota.
There they attire themselves in neat cali.
Goes and dclaines, and are not ashamed
to be found at tho washtub; and they 30
of like hot cakes, to the exceeding ioy
of their sensible progenitors, who make
it part Of their education to instruct
them in the duties of the kitchen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Resignation of Captain Steiner
Cant, Wildman.

Capt. JoHN ]. STENER, Provost Mar
shal of this District, has resigned his
office, and Capt. F. A. WLnNAS, Of
Norwalk, has been appointed to GIL his
place. We are not pc. sonally acquaint-
cd with Capt. WnpNAS, butthe Norwalk
Reflector says that he is an "able, honest
and reliable man, and good citizen
He formerly, as many Of our citizens arc
well awHre, belonged to the army, having
served as Captain in the gallant old 55th
Ohio, and was admired both as an officer
and man by all the members Of the regi.
ment We know that no better sclcc.
ton could have been made than that vi
Capt. w, and as he has had quite an cx
perioucc of army life, and is also posses.
sed Of well balanced mind and an hon.
est, upright heart, we can say that the
9th District has an efficient Provost Mar.
shal, aud one who will do the work wcll.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Personal.

JOHN KENNEDY, Esq, formerly Teller
of the Seneca County Bank, but for the
past few years Chief Clerk in the Comp
troller's Office at Washington, has been
sojourning in the city a few days. He
is on his way to Indiana, whence he goes
to assume the duties of Cashier ofa Ma
tional Bank,
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DR.. E. F. Searles.

This young gentleman has lately cs'
tablshcd an Office in this city, for the
purpose of practicing medicine. lie
settles here with a view of making this
his permanent home. He is n Home.
pnthic physician, and as practitioner in
this branch of medicine, and as a gentle
man Of character and intelligence, comes
well recommended from the citizens oi
Huron county, his former place of resi-.
dence. We hope our citizens will give
hlme Encouragement.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
The new advertisement of r. w.
SHAwHAH will be found in our columns
to-day. He is prepared to sell at low
prices to correspond with the fall Of gold.
No mistake about It. Try him and see.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
U. $. $50 SIN PER CENT.
COLLABORATING BONDS

These bonds are now worth a premium Of
nine per cent, Including gold interest from
Nov, which makes the actual profit on the
Z 30 loan, at current rates, including interest
about ten per crn; per aunum. bc.idcs it,
exemption from State and Municipal taxation
which adds from one 60 three percent more'
according to the rate levied on other pro.
perty The interest is payable scmi.anuu,lly
by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut oifand sold to any bank or bank.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Seneca County Academy.
March = -3m

The Spring Term of this Institution will
commence on the 3tb Of Marck. and will
continue twelve weeks.
TpITIoS.-Five Dollars, payable in ad-
vance.
INsrRuMEsTlL MUsIc.-Ten Dollars for
2i lessona. j. ~ GREGORY, Prih.
Mnreh Il ieo0-St,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
u. \. 7-30 LOAN

ByRu,hofity The Secretary ofthe Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General
Subscription Agency for the sale Of United
States Treasury Notes, bearing sevss and
three ten,hs p,s cent. interest, Psr anuum
known AZ the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

Somewhere on the streets Of Tifiiu, on
Friday, March Gath, large Shawl, with
mingled colors, and pale blue fringe
Any one leaving said Shawl at the TRi-
pusE Office will be literally rewarded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

" WNNTEWN fFIUHWs UNIV fVtHf FF8Fs
From the bereft derived by the u,s ofCoes Dys.
p-yMa Cure IN my hmily,I am prepared to iay that
never Intend 10 ks without N and advise at who
sre afflicted With Dyspepsia TO Try Y.
FIiLANDER LEWIS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

NV HAVEN, Conn., June II, Its4.
MEssRs EpIroUGi-AHow me, thfough your sell.
umns, TO acknowledge my gratitude fot the bsnsh.t
have recsived from the use Of DysPsp,ia Cure.
Although was great sufferer fron Dyspsp.is, n
first dose gave instant relief and one ounce has sa
bled me to eat ANYTHING please, withoat paia. 4
hay. new stopped using the medieine, nt no loassr
asedit. PALMiRA LYMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

THE PRESIDENT ON the BATTLE FTLp.
We learned from an officer who arrjv.
ed from the front yesterday, thai on Sat.
urday morning, shortly allSr the battle
commenced which resulted so gloriouslv
Tor the Union arms in front OF Petersburg,
President lincoln, accompanied by Gen.
Grant and Staff, started tor the battle
field, and reached there in time to wit.
ness the close of the contest, aud the
bringing in % the prisoners. His pres.
encc was Immediately recogniz 'd, aud
created the most intense enthusiasm.
lie subsequently rode over tho battle field,
listened to the report to General Grant
of General Parkc, of the Ninth Corps,
aud lded his thanks those of the Liot-
tonnnt.Gcncral to the gallant General
Parkc, Tor the great service he had rcn.
dered in checking the fierce onslaught OF
the Rebels, and in capturing 50 many oi
their aumbcr.
Washington Croniclc, March 30
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

or The CleSrland Plniudcalcr-th
only Democratic paper in Northeastern
Ohio--has subsidized, vanished. Its death
struggle was u hard Que.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

Thesc Notes arc issued under tho date Of
August 18Th. lS6i, and are payable three
years from That time, 10 currency or are
convertible at the option Of the holder into
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

Those who know my constitution, what my aos. .
di,ion has been for the last thirty years, will bslisvs
with ne that medicine which will reach my cafe,
will te ach aimostsn one, Goes Dyspepsia Care has
enabled me to eat anything please, and IL vesr sol.
dom now have To u,e the msdiciae, II relieved ss
In an instant when was In stcat pain. My whsis
| ANN E.BAGGOT i
| New Haven, June c9th, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
oNKorrnH rMENrY.FlPrm.

NEw HAYES, Jane liih, 1864.
ME.Cos-SiR; HaviHg been troablsd with the
Dyspepsia for some eight oT twelve monihs, have
taken The nsual Kinds OF which have dons
ne no good. | saw your adveHisemeat of : meal.
cine 10 the Dyspepsia. IhAve tried and fousdit
TO be thu medicine. The first ID drops Uhs 7sh Of
June \ that took, relieved me In one minute.
hsye taken Il thres four times. but have had no
lis,,.ssjng feeling in my stomach since taxing the
G,,t IS d,ops; altogetbeT before, esuid not eat
a,,aI. and .ometimss more than three OF fonr
Touthfuils without distressing me.
Respectfully, J.f. WOODRUFF.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE,


Snndusky, Dayton s Cincinnati II. II.
On ard amer MONDAY, Dee. :, lsGI train,
wi II ruu rs follows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Nrw HAvrs. Jan. as,A, iss.

| INV hANhNt Sehs -stHt 1909
| MxssR g.. q. CLARK Co.-GEsrLkAHK,-td do
,ito 10 make knownthe almost instsntsns nsots enact
of"Cost Dyspspsia Cure, in cases Of oholssa mer.
Ibus. Z had been tor ,wsnty.four houn pursinE 81
the stomach and bowels, every fnsen INMATES.
went into your drug store 10 procure some brandy,
had always been told that u coed remedy f~p
| Dyssatery. My bAllid face and my wsskssss a.
once attracted the attention oftbs clerk In ehssxs
and n. asked me at once "whs; IL the natsssf'f
rsplisd, al have besh for twenty four hoan voAit.
lag aud purging, ahd lam unable TO stAnd OF wah
from wsaknsss, and this deadly sickness a. ny
stomach completely proslratsi me. lie prodsesls
bottle ofcosS dyspepsia Cure, .ayiag,"t large
swallow Of that Il il now II oOloekj tsks saosbss
amer dihnsr."
From the moment took that dose ofthe msAsiss
nv sieknsss tths stomach was gone--its effect
In an hour sat my dinner with as
good relish ss cyeThunsry man paTtoot, (asIwas
we'll cleared eut OF food,) and followed by tea
spoonful Of care. have not suffered a particle %
Inconvenience 9 since took the remedy.
It's action was wonderful and so immedi ate, that
Bslieve the evidences Of my senses.
and desire to pubiely make kno~n these facts, that
the whole world may avail themselves OF its use.
Like bread, IL thould end place In every ones
ouse and believe that no one should so away from
home without bottle OF u in his pocket, or where 10
could be quickly made available. GEO. L. DRAKE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

While journ-ying on the cars, my stomach be
came badly defanged, causing ,evers PAIN ~ NJ
head. Had IL been on the water IL would have bsss
called seasiekness. Alsdy sitting By me, knsvias
my condition, reached obt bottle saying, ,.Saks
swalIow." iiu so, AMI In less than Eve m Raiss
my trouble was ended. The medicine was "CosS
Dyspspsis Cure" and from the effect II had spsa
the Stomach, I'd what have learned sf u since,
think u must be an excellent remedy tor sea sisk.
ness and DyspesslA. MRS. SAMUEL FIELD
Msdison, yune50th, 1904
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

viii not and Gannpt exist where the cure u u,ed.
'femoVestLs Disease by Trmuving ngths osH,s, .otl .
Alcoholic Buffers Which cover up your bad fseliags
fof a few moments by their sShilaisting fleets.
BewAs OF all such remedies ~ beVsfsxss, bnu
their places n Remedy that will reNogs the ais.
eassd Tunetonx to their normal condition and set In
motion the cutie hnman mechanism In perfect hpr.
mony aud upon principles synon, moHs with we'll de-
tined ph,sioogcallaws. rhatsueh WILLIS III, eneut
of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Testimonials.

From the futoroft Methodist Z. Church, Nsst.
son, Conn.
Ihave used Goes Dyspepsia Cure In M fami iy ana
IAN willingly testify TO It's value as q msdieins.
HENRY GlLMAND, Pastor NJ. y. Castsk.
Madison, Coma, June JUth, ls6i..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
j. i. MARQARDT.

Feb. le,7 71seS--ff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

imme edintely and instAnAneously we pledge oar wsra
AZ men Of honcr-onI reputation as Pbsrmncuti.ts--
oar favorable hcIuaintance with the people o. prs.
prietor ofths " ofli.tenowned "Cosb Cough Bal.
san" "ifitis used according to our difections which
may be found with each bottle. We add below ssms
rssti nosiHh Hom our neishLors aud To- n.a,ss, O..
which We ASK your careful attention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
NEW YnRK March 1.

NEN OHh, yAuICu
The Fayetteville Telegraph assures its
readers that ii is not the wish of the Gov
eminent to conceal anything from them, but
To prevent, if possible, the damn Yankee
forces in Wilmington and s. c., from hear
ing anything of the movements of each
other. Their means of communication are
very limited and uncertain, and IL is our
policy not tn make Improvements tor them
We hope the condition Of affairs will be 81
materially changed III 'ew days rs TO cna
BILE MS TO dispense with this reticcnsc All
our information thus FAR is Of an encourag
ing character
The following is from the Richmond dir
pttc1
All remains quiet on the Richmond ahd
Petersburg lines, though yesterday is the
fourth day of consecutive dry weather. Still
Grant does not carry his threatened burs,
from his left upon the south side of the rail
road. He has erected number OF observa-
tons along his Hatcher Run lines, and from
their tops his signal corps take daily obsery-
ations OF all that passes in our camps, which
is much.
OF Sherman, we have every day fresh in
stalments of ramors in relation to his moye-
mcnts.
All quiet in the Shenandoah Valley.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
-ur swAups or SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE hotbeds Of Secession, vast IN extents treach
ereas md dismal as Hadcs, rank with pets3noui
ver1Sstlon, swarming with reptiles end veDefnonl
insscts and rccking with pestilence. are .Noli6,
Of miasmat,c disorders. from the simple chNl and
fever 70 the terrible yellow Jack" Gen Hun
Ssr's preventive for his soldiers il command o
shas Department was little quinine, mixed will
whisky. and administered In ''prophplsctic dos
e." morning and evening. hut the knowing vet
ssans, from those Carolina sw amps who have tsie(
uosssstsrs prescription. say that.
when the mists OF the morning
Arise a : warning,
And the dcws Of the night
Descend with blight,
Where our Bitters employed
The miasma's destroyed
The sntidotc's felt in the taking,
There follows no weakness or aching,
No hcaviness, trembling or quaking;
No torture Of freezing or burning;
No restlessness yawning or yearning,
For water; no twisting or turning.
Bmt health, strength aud spirit to wag on.
And 70 fight like St. George with the dragon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

| New YORK, March 1.-THE Meridian
Miss Clarion denies the report that No
bile was being evacuated, and says if the
preparations being made for Granger & Co
could have been seen, these stories Of evac.
uation would not be credited.
The Times Washington special says
The Government soon expects to hear
from Sherman via Wilmington.
The last heard from Johnston WINS that no
was flouudering in the swamps near Gudkin
River.
Beauregard is fortifying Raleigh and
Goldsboro, but Is already terrified at the ap-
paration Of our cooperating columns I'd.
vancing from Newbern.
The Herald's special says:
1t is expected of the new Secretary Of the
Treasury that from the proceeds of the
large amount Of Southern products captured
fund will soon be accumulated that will
enable the Government TO soon resume
spec payments sooner than was expected.
The Worlds special says:
A gentleman who left Newbern on the
7th, brings the authentic intelligence that
the rebels have abandoned all the country
between that place and Goldsboro.
Kingston was evacuated on the 3D..
Refugees and deserters say they have
heard Of no engagement between Sherman
and the rebels.
They say that the entire State of North
Carolina is in alarm.
Before leaving Wilmington it was report
ed that the rebels had fallen back from their
position 10 miles northeast of the city.
There was no doubt that Sherman was in
North Carolina.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11


New YORK, March 1.-THE Washington
Republican Of yesterday contains the fol
lowing:
Gen. Thomag telegrarhs to the Govern
ment that one Of his scouts came in with
the information that the rebel gems. Lee
and Cheatham have been sent from Ala
bama against Sherman, but Lee was sub
sequently recalled to defend Selma.
Cheatham proceeded, intending to form
junction with Hardee from Charleston, bu,
scouts report that the rebels have informa-
ton Il at before a junction was formed Sher-
man hurled a few of his veteran brpades
back on Cheatham's column, completely
crushing it.
Hardee was not up to time, and report
does not say he gave battle, but that John
ston vas supposed to have attacked in front
and got awfully whipped.
The Republican says there is every rcas.
on to believe that the above is true.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

The rebels have discovered that Fort Fisher
was Of no value TO them since they have lost II,
while ''our boys" have found in il the key that
he's unlocked all the outer defenses Of Whining
ton. So, in gaining hearty digestion. we secure
the Fort Fisher 10 all the ailments OF the human
system. To this end uosrErrERs BIrrEHs Illus
trste the combined action OF the Navy aud Army
10 silencing the guns the enemy and IN expcll.
lag him:
Where the appetite iailsthry renew II,
And lis not for the moment they do IL;
Nut anticipating the question.
Dur tonic restores the digestion.
Believed thus. and strengthen he'd the stomach
No longer il felt us a hummock.
Or an enemy restless and st-althy,
hut active, elastic and healthy,
And this tone OF the stomach you'll find,
From its influence genial and kind,
lmparts the same vgof GUS tone to the frame
And lightens aud brighicos ihcjmind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
Notice Of Eleefle.-

A IT A MEETING OF THECrTy corn.
a,:a. Cl nssa nsrsh iss 1850 the fooxins rsso
h,olrsd That the ensuing annual CITY Election
to be holden on the flrrt Saturday ~ ~ isct ~
on the irt day Apr 1876 for ths .os = VI,
istrnfe and Assesscr, for the year ise 49, ee
dsrman for each Ward, the polls h. e,,s ~, - a
ccisc ballots at O'Clock A. n. OF "a psned te re-
open aat ssloSk NJ Of said day, IL Ii. pisees
Of the said election In their respective W.rds si
1a Wud.-At the house Of A is ",Js W.
the latter ALEC Clerk. s~f " =. Aase,
I'd Ward; ~ the house of J. voss. Judv..--t.
Clerk 'De is'tsf aiso
ID Ward.--At the Court Hou,e .yua...--,.,.,,
Wundcrch. Jno. Ackley, Reuben c. Brocf ~ -,
ter also Clerk. INC ias'
IN Ward. At the City Hall Judue.-.,onv ~
H9w a,,. y = Brown chas Kldridse, the Iaster
.h Hard-At the Pennsylvania Houss ,nar..
X. - Gr s' y. 4 Wood, Thos. Dermody. ths lat
6th Ward.-Ai the School House in Fas, p.x.n.
E,ri; Judges-W. Frisson. VIM RsnWicS. XisseJ
SANDER thv latter also Clerk. ''77 .-' -s.
CHR. KAUFFNAN. CITY C,.,k
Davenport March H. 1886. wy SieiA-