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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23

A PRoTEsr.-We notice thai
come of our local exchanges enter pro-
tests against The trade in hickry.nu,s, as
il is now carried on. Large quantities
are being shipped Eist, and are used in
the muOulacture OF oil, which is obtained
from the kernels OF the nuts. They
command a good price, but the old farmer
instinct, warmed into life by memory OF
big log fires and family circles enjoying
hickory-nuts. rebels, and our country
friends declare the trade must be stopped.
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The REED TowNsHIp RoBpER,

The REED TOWNSHIP RoBBERY-
$4,000 SroLEs.--Sinee the above roo.
berry was committed, We have heard nu.
msrous reports. and saw several accounts
Of il published in the local papers in nd.
joining counties. setting forth the plan
adopted BY the robbers to accomplish
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PUBLIC SALE..-A sale ofpersou-
al property will take place at the resi-
dence of GEO. NJ. KRIpLER. November
3oth, He invites the attention of the
public TO the game.
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Gpnenial.

Al Marriage Notices Nrc charged 81 20 Deaths
published Frcc. Ohituary notices cents per line
Married, at the house of the Bride, IN
VI xico, on thc 18th instant, by the R'v'
Grorg, NJ. Kllips, VI. JB BAKSR,
Nclmorc, and Mss LYDIA NICHOLS.
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WOOD WANTED.--Good Wood will
be received at this Office on subscrip-
tion. If any of oursubscribers de-
sire to pay their subscription in
Wood, tqrey will pleasebring it in
Immediately.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-REv. GEo.
CLANCY, President of the Muskingum
District NJ. p. Church, will preach in the
NJ. p. Church of this city, next Saturday
att O'Clock, p. NJ, and on Sunday at
half past ten. A. NJ, and at night. The
public are are invited.
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ACCIDENT On Saturday last,
@oyoeg meu named OSBORN and CRuM,
were out hunting aud on their way home,
young CRUM made mis- step aud fell
when his gun went off, the contents
entering OsB6RN's Deg, wounding him
very severely. We learn he is doing
well, Notwithstanding the wound was
painfuI
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VALuABLE FARMs.-Mr. JouY
SwleARr, of Scpio township. udyertisrs
some valuable firms in to'day's paper,
that are worthy the attention Of those
wishing to purchase.
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Uoop SKIRT FACTORY See ad
verlisemeut in another column of hoop
skiri factorv.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1865.

The TRrBUNE.-Single copies ofthe
Tribune for sale with or without wrap
pers. Price ) cents.
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RE.mNe MATTER will be found
on every page Of this weeks paper.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23

ADVERTISEMENTS crowded out OF
this weeks issue, will appear in our next.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

will 'fct Cor ssl, my nl,rk of bulldogs, Sou
hih- Town ilra ., on W,shinc'oa street, Ahn
lnt All ons hrit tot, Stth tm,tv we ueuts. On frt
uee'stn rthn Ohin, nnttl fehruu, ~, lsd6. 4
MT sodh, thNt they Niilhe Tor cnt. foi pa
iir"'M.w q W ant tstms of payment, arriy u
Nm VI. JO1NsON rtra, ono.
az ,. - BLNCK, Davenport, rowa.
NoVembcr0. i-GS t-Ns
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POTATOES. PORK, SC, &c.
POTATOES-9O @7O ctLts.
PORK--S.2 90 n.r barrel.
TALLOW ..6@S; Grease q . cents.
CANDLES-St arir 81 cents.
Talluw 200 % cents.
SOAP-G rrman IL, & amazon cents.
WOOL. IS iling At 90 c"nts to 60,
WlIlSkY--S3 90, aud C.mmnn 81 81
per CALM.
HAMS is to 20 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX 80 cents per pound.
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J,,r,H v GttNv. prfsnGenb
The d.ieri.ut Ia,pct y. Gcs,eV will tle notice
hat on the ~ cructohst, 4. u. tGS Jonathan WI
Ter susd ont i',m hsf,rs stii Jusuce of the rrsce
,wut Of sita'hment ax,ind hm for the sun Of ei sh
teen dollar, AVID stN,y oar c,nis. Tive sumacns ~
msde fetufnshle On the fth daN Of uo,ober, \. "
ls6j, NJ Witch time said acion was sdipufnsd TO ih'
.Sth aw ofNovembst, \, u lsd5, At one oc'o,k =
M.fot hearing
JONATHAN witTtR, rlurun.
NovembcTg, iS6S ~.
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TIFEIN ETs.
GRAIN AND sBuu 8.

Corrected Weekly BY S B. SHEATH
NOVEMBER -, 1865.
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owsi
S q u T H.

saudnshy, Dayton Cincinnati II. II.
on and amer MONDAY, Dee. 8, IsGi ttuins
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Aitach anent.
Berore :. Smith. j. r., of seipio rP., Seneca Co.
Ohioi
CRsstss RvsoiFu, rlsinaa,


The defendent, Jasper \. Geesey, will take notice
that on The 9d dp,Y o. UcronsR,A. u, lSeS. Charles
Rudolph sued ont frorn bstore said justice OF The
fesce, wut or Auschm~nt scsinu him 'cfthe sun
OF nine aa twenty 1--WE handfeih dcll.r. The sue.
mons made reurnsble on the IN day Of uctnh '
At which time sid sCtion a'lnufned 10 NSh tsN
lotNovembcr. 4. ~, IS6S, at iUoNlock \, NJ, ioi
hearing.
CHARLES RUnoLru. rlsirta.
November 2, ,IsGS "a.
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Attachment.
l,.r,nN. Gtt.,t. n.fentenl

neicte ;. : smi,n, J, r., crseipio Tp. Seneca Co.
ohio,
JoS,ru,S wursR, rlsinun
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BUTTER, noes AND LARD.
BU rrER--35 cents per pounj.
EGGS--3J uts PER d,z'n.
LARD-ln kegs, 80 cents per pOu d.
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sS- Subscribe for the Tribrne.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-23

have latge and well selected stock OF COATS
snch Black brown and Blue Broade loths n lain
and Fancy bss,imsTes OF every DESCRIPTION,
Al,o carefully selected ,iOck of PANTS,
such rs Black AMI Fancy Doeskin.,
Black and Fancy cAt,ineus,
Mixed CasEinsHG, ksniua
Ky Jeans, and all kinds
and cOOrs OF LINEN
AndCottonPants
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~ virtue of Writ Of Ycudiuoni Expunas, issued
ON the ohco Of tho Clerk Of the District Court Of the
nlei States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee,
10 sth day Of March, 1900 To me directed, win expose
public SALE for cash In hand, ON the sh day Of May
500 or succeeding days in the town of Loudon, Tenn
ne lot of Land, the property Of OHillo Rice, and all
Is right aud title thereto Tor the term Of his natural life
hich said lot Of land is situated in the town OF LOudou
orcsad and county Of RoAno, bounded the north by
lurch street aud the lands VI Anderson Scranton and
hers, condemned as forfeited to the United States by
cree Of said Court al the November term 1864.
b. MCDANIEL
4. ~ HurshaI. Di,t H. Tenn
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue N q Writ of rcndoni EXponas, issued
rom the ohco Of the Clerk of the District Court Of lh'
United States for The Eastern District of Tennessee on Tho
nh day Of March, 1862 to directed viii expose II
public sale, for cash In hand, the Sth day Ut May,
500 or succeeding days, in the town OF London Ionn
Ms right aud tito herco for the term Of his natural lilo
which said lot of aud Is situated in Loudon aforesaid,
ouny of Roane bounded by Church street the South
Ind by lot formerly owned by VIM Davis on the west,
|nd lies wesl of the public square condemned as Forfeited
tho United States by decree Of said Court at the Mo-
lmber term, 1857
y, MCDANIEL,
T. n tItrsbyy Djsy D Y,uY
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NJ, H..
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

~ virtue Of Writ Of Nenditioui EXponas issued from the
Of the CLERK Of the District Court Of the United states for
Eastern District Of Tennessee, on the I'm day OF March,
10 TO me directed will expose 10 public sale, for cash In
hand on the 10Th day Of April 1863 succeeding days,
Court House door IN Knoxville, the following mentioned ar
es as abandoned property owner unknown, condemned
tted To the United states by decree Of said Court at the
yember term 1861 0-wit Silver plated Tea Urns, silver
ted Cake Baskets, silver plated Water Urn Silver pa ted
ar Bowl silver plated Cream Pitcher, Silver plated Ooh.
, Butter Knives 10 table Forks and Knives, Carving
lie and Fork, steel sharpencr and Old Trunk
y, MCDANIEL,
T. A. HIy,bJI YIsf J. Tam
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mo 30 ]
mo. 2O,l
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

81 virtue of a Writ Of Ncnditon Exponas, issued
N the office of the Clerk Of the District Court of the
tied States for the Eastern District of Tennessee on
llth day of March, 1865, to me directed will expose
,ubc sale for cash in hand, on the lOti day Of April
o. or succeeding days, at the Court House door in
oXyille Tenn, One Box Of Books, containing about 80
lmcs late the property Of Brilton Jarn0gn, condemn
rs forfeited 10 tho United States by decree of said
rt It the November term, 1864.
b. MCDANIEL,
I. s., Nlyshui UisL T.. Tenn.
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b. MCDANIEL,
;. y. MnLshnl, Nm. Z. IMIL
No, ~,
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

virtue Of Writ Of Nendition EIpohas, issued from the
OF the Clerk of the District Court OF the United States for
astern district OF Tennessee the 10Th day OF March,
to directed, will expose to public sale Tor cash la
the 10Th day of April 1860 succeeding days, at the
House door in Knoxville One Lot of Books about l2T
mes, late the property Of Alfred c. Caldwell condemned
tied to the United States by decree of said Court at the
mber term, 1864, II. MCDANIEL,
rs MIy'Sbdl IpiNf f. J,uU
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mo. 2il
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

virtue Of a Writ Of Ncndoni EXponas issued from the
Of the Clerk of the District Court Of the United States for
stcrn District OF Tennessee, ths nth day OF March,
to me directed, will expose to public sale, for cash in
the 10th day Of April 1853, siding days, at the
House door in Knoxville, one Trunk OF Books,
D, condemned forfeited to the United States by decree
Court at the November term, ls6i.
b. MCDANIEL,
NyysbJy Djsy J,t,y
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

II the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the
ted States for the Eastern District Of Tennessee on
10th day of March, 1868, to directed, will expose
ublic sale, for cash in hand, the 10th day of April
., or succeeding days, at the Court House door in
,xvlc, Tenn, 90 panes u by 10, Window Glass, One
of Accounts and bars Of Steel, late the property of
X, Pope & Miller condemned as forfeited to the
ted States by decree Of said Court ut the November
b, 1864,
b. MCDANIEL,
II
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no, 29,l
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

virtue Of writ Of Nenditou ESponas issued from the
If the Clerk of the District Court Of the United States for
stern District of Tennessee the 10Th day Of March
o me directed will expose to public sale, for cash In
on the 10th day of April 1865, succeeding days at the
House door in Knoxville Three Boxes of Books late the
" Of John b. Hoya condemned forfeited the United
by decree Of said Court at the November term Sea-
h. MCDANIEL
L MLL.L.lL 4 Nm
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heriff's Sale of Houses and Lands.

VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI ENpONAS TO
be directed, Sheriff Of Knox county, in the
h. q. Brownlow vs.. Robert g. Reynolds and Others
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, for
|lt the Court House door in Knoxville ON Monday
b day of May, 1865, the following real estate, to-
lne House and Lot at the intersection of Prince and
|crand streets, in the town of Knoxville on the
orner of the Court House Square adjoining on the
be Lamar House property, aud being the property
lie residence of VIM. ii. Sneed. Also all the right
|nd interest Of Robert b. Reynolds in a farm five
west Of Knoxville on the main stage road leading
gston bounded on the south by VIM, Swans heirs
east by Rcbecca Reynolds, on the north by Jcptha
Ter, formerly Walter Kennedy, ON the west by the
If DR.. Harvey Baker decd it being the late resi-
of said Reynolds Also, One House and the whole
ID which it stands, on the east side Of Gay street
|of Market street. Knoxville. Said lot containing
res and il being the property lately occupied ns
ice ny John II. otvrivr. raid prupurty. will b,r,li
jsfy Judgment recovered by William g. Brownlow
Rob't b. Reynolds, VIM II. Snccd and John H.
h.
|ch22-pfS VI. d. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE.
ID an execution, issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox
10 me directed will expose to public sale for cash. ut
/ House door In Knoxville, on the 22d day Of April,
ouse and Lot, situated In the town Of Knoxville on
rect and running back to alley adjoining the lots
|s Cohsey and others, levied as the property NJ r.
y .atisfy judgment in favor Of |. Joseph.
Nv pij JOHN GIBBS, D. Sheriff.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

n OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE an THE
J. March term Of the County Court of Knox county i'm
,ne case OF benjamin wilkins Administrator OF Richard
Wilkins, decd w. Martha wilkins and others | will sell
on the 10th day Of April $780, at the Court House door
m Knoxville Tract Of Land lying in the 10Th civil dis.
ulcl Of Knox county, adjoining the lands Of II. D.
LaSllce, D. 3 Comm aud others, subject to the Dover
'her''h "l Mnrha wilkins, and in the event that SUN.
cen sum Is not realized by the sale then tho tract com
prsing the Dover aiorcsad will also be sold at the same
lime and place, subject to the life estate or dover interest
therein Of the said Martha wilkins. Seven hundred doll
lars Of the purchase money will he required to be pad at
y with interest from date for the unpaid purchase mon
eM payable siN and twelve months after dnto and lien
vii be retained ON the land till the purchase money il
fully paid.
march22-4w pts W H. SWAN. D. Clerk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

\ W. PERSONN HAVING CLAIMS
aganstthg estate of Gcorgc W. Curchwe dpcd are re-.
ucsle To present them, duly authenticated the undrs gnrd
Tor settlement All persons indebted to said estate will please
MAKE payment az once JOS, A, MABRY,
WAI'hs-HW Administrator,
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E.J.SANFORD ECO.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS,
OLD DRUG STORE,
Gay Street, knox,iIIc, Tennessee
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORM
W ING the people " Ea,t Tennessee that have now
completed our arrangements for having constantly 10 store
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OIL,
VARNISH, WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
which shall c at the very cash prices, wholesale
wchAyc also 900 dozen David Landrcth Sons
Fresh Garden Seeds,
con',ugof
Large white Warrowiai Pens,
EARN Early Pens,
Royal Dwarf Peas.
WroWn's NiN weeks Kcnn,
Large Lima Butter Bcnn,
Royal Dwarf Bcan,
Early York Cabbage,
Early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber,
>toweII's Evergreen Sugar Corn,
white Turnip-Rooicd Radish,
Long Scarlet Hadish,
Royal Cabbage Lettieucc, &C., Ac.,
Sold at retail for FIFTEEN CENTS per package, Ten for
ONE DOLLAR all Of 1861 crop and warranted by David Ian
ureth sou,
a Complete Assortment OF
Drugs.
by" Stuh-,
Chemicals.
Fancy Goods,
SC. sc, Sc, Sc,
Comprising in part, the following articles:
Linseed Oil,
Tanners Oil,
Coal Oil,
Caster Oil, ".
Sweet Oil,
Lard Oil,
Copal Varnish,
Japan varnish,
Putty
Indigo,
Nader,
Copperas
Alum,
Logwood
Paints, in oil and dry,
Window Glass, all sizes,
Plantation Bitters,
HoOhand's German Bitters.
HOSTETTERS BITTERS,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, !
AYERS SARSAPIRILLA,
Jayne's Medicines,
OF all kinds,
Hclmbolcs Fluid Extract Buchu.
Houck's Panacea,
C0WANS VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC, /
Dixon's Blackberry Carminative,
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JOS, A, MABRY & CO.,
Real ESTATE Accents.

GIVE THEIR ATTENTION TO SELL.
ING purchasing and renting OF every description Of Real
hflhlr, umoei Gay street, Knoxville, Tenn, m22tf
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NOTICE.
TO TANNERS.

HAVE FOR SALE A LARGE LOT OF
Tanners oil and Lamp Black, by the barrel or in
|ts.
|h22-3w I. J. SANFORD d CO..
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}. 5. Linscy VS.. VIM. II. burrows.
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALI

CATIONS of the bill in this that the defendant
nonresident of Tennessee II ordered that publication be
made of four successive weeks In rownoWs wing notifying
SAID defendant to appear and make defense to compHnants
MI on or before the lh Monday Of June next at our next
Court Of Chncey Peterborough or the same will be taken
Tor confessed and set for hearing accordingly
pfj* f. H. BRATCuER c AN
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ANCERY -JACKsBOROUGH.

ThOmls Wier ~ =. F. kncNid.
APPEARING FROM THE ALE
|TIONS Of the bill hed in this case, that defendant Kin
nonresident of the State of Fennessee 1t is ordered
blicuton be made for four successive weeks in Brown
Wing notifying said defendant to appear before the Chan
curt at Jacsborough before the fourth Monday Of
sos or the same will be taken for confessed and set for
* eN parte. m29pi5' T. ". BkAIChER, Z. NJ,
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Get the Genuine Article.

Get the Genuine Article.
DEAL SOLID INSURANCE THAT
stands the tc, of Tmo and Fire, public aud pr.
We satisfaction furnished At proper rates by the wrkuuWu
Phoenix of Hartford.
rlt rllNN enters tho present year better than ever pre-
pared for service and lutyt In e line Of It's profession with
enlarged facilities or the lrans'rTon Of business,
FROM THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT,
tnSh Assets, -D;s:S,Is. 81!
FEBRUARY, ls65
The increased values Of nearly an commodities At the present
TINE warrant andI additional Insurance, and the Phu.
MA ny reason of rs ample Cash Capital aud large Assets oilers
mctie' with the ability to write heavy lines single risks
INSURE WITH THE PHTNIN.
None should neglect Important matter as Fire Insurance
and experience demonstrates tho fact, only Companies VIM
Cl m TllE NEST
losses Always Paid prompiyi
$1,000 Tor Day.
During the year 1904 the PnrNn paid losses tn the amount
" $4,000, or little over q oN per day, amt pdh mem
Ironphg 100.
nUANtn urrug ron TnE NESr ANp soutu,
No - West Fourth Street, CincinnnIi, a.
march, am' H. MAGlLL, General Agent,
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GOAL OIL-JUST RECEIVED AND
" sale by
febs-tf DIR. JAMES RODGERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
andiYOUTHS CLOTHING,

Which is carefully selected and we'll made. Call and
elsewhere, at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
Great News {!
The special from Washington to the En-
nnirer this morning. sAYs

The special from Washington to the En-
quirer this morning, says
Mr.. Blair has been twice heard from, au
thentieally, since he arrived in Richmond
The information received is in effect that not
withstanding some of the rebel papers, and
clustering Confederate leaders declare that
the rebel Congress have treated with indifer-
ence the peace propositions submitted for
consideration through Mr.. Blair yet the
thoughtful men OF the Southern Confederacy
are for peace, and that those who are most ur-
gent for continued war and londest in pro
claiming that the resources of the South for
carrying on war are ample to insure their ul-
timaie Independence, are the mere adventures,
who keep the Southern populace in chaotic
ferment; that every indication is full of hope,
that the end OF the rebellion is near, and that
it is probable that before peace can be pro-
claimed or secnred, General Lee will be de-
clared Military Dictator, aud the people will
delegate to him power to treat for an honor
able settlement OF the bloody strife,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
Important Circular.

The following will afford Gne opportunity
for the exercise Of mathematical genius, to
any one who is extraordinarily endowed in
that way. 1t comes from Columbus:
The following is just received;
"WAR DEPARTMENT, !
PRoVosT MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsuSGToS, D. c., Jan. "a, 1865,
Colonel James A. Wilcox, Acting Assistant
Provost Marshal General, Columbus, Ohio.
"The quota of the State Of Ohio, uuder the
call OF the President for 100000 men, dated
December 10, 1864, is 26,027. This is the
number required under the call, after taking
into account all the credits to which the State
is entitled, by estimating the number of years
service furnished by one, two and three years
men. The quota Of the First District is 7 Is;
Second, / ,428; Third, 1862; Fourth, 1921;
Fifth, 1889 Sixth, 1906; Seventh LBS;
Eighth, 1903 Ninth 1885, Tenth, 1907;
Eleventh, l,l6l; Twelfth. ,473, Thirteenth,
l,628; Fourteenth, l.l38 Fifteenth, l,4lO;
Sixteenth, 1908; Seventeenth. l,049 Eight,
eenth, 1886 Nineteenth, 1916" .....
ain this estimate the Provost Marshal
General has taken into account all credits to
which the several districts are entitled on Ae-
count of men raised upto December 81, 1864
including the excess under the former calls
In order to equaze this credit you will mu
tiply the quota of the district BY three, thus
reducing Il from three years to a one
years basis; to the produot add the excess O
years service, and then distribute this sum Il
the several sub-districts, in proportion to thu
number enrolled in each. This gross number
of years service required from each sub
district is Increased by the excess. From thi
number deduct the excess which the sub dis
trict has actually furnished, and the remAinde
is the actual number Of years service requir
ed, which, divided by three, gives the aotua
number of men from each subdistriet unds
the call.
It will be seen that the Cincinnati district
are much reduced.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27
AFoOIIsh Invention.

The Chicago Journal says: The item thai
rot into our paper last evening, from the
Cleveland Herald, relative to reported mat
rimonial alliance between Spe sker Colfax
and Mrs. Douglas, is foolish invention Nc
such alliance has ever been dreamed of much
less thought Of by the parties named.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-27

The law requires that eny perIon who has
been arrested nnder the order of the Presi.
dent or aDy military ofieer-syenls shat mnst
in the course Of such war as this, occur
and legitimately occur, every day--may be-
held for certain time IN confinement Bat
when persons are arrested in a State were the
courts Of the United States are open---vhere
there Is Government recognized BY the
! Government of the United States, and there
is no rebellion disturbing the ordinary admin
istration Of the law-the act provides that The
names Of all persons arrested shali be report.
ed to the judges Of the Circuit and District
Courts OF the United States, and after Grad
Jury shall have once met aud aiourned with.
out hnding an indictment against them, they
shall be discharged, unless they are prisoners