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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16
Anti scorbutics Wanted.


From nearly every point where our SOL
diers are stationed, aud especially from
the Parole Camp at Annapolis, Md,
comes loud cry for vegetables. 1t is
said that our men are suffering severely
from scurvy. Gen. Barlow rencws his
appeals to the citizens for articles for the
benefit of released Union prisoners
The various Sodicra' Aid Sucities OF
Ohio have responded nobly end promptly
to the Quarterrnaster Generals late cir
oular, but The receipts are as yet ipsuflici-
ent to supply the demand. The Cover
nor therefore authorized Gen. Barlow
yesterday, to purchase 800 barrels Of on
ions Cor immediate shipment. More con-
tribu,ions of onions, pickles and krau!
are needed, and that Immediately. VIII
the people of this State permit these he
roes of SO many bloody fields to die fol
the want Of proper food! We think not!
None Of our ci'izens whose hearts beat
high in the cause of humanity and coun.
try, should let these appeals 60 by ur.
needed.
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Improvements.


The Tfia woolen Fa tory will be
greatly improved during the coming
spring. Their press Of work has com
pelled them to increase the capacity Of
the Works. They will erect an addition
tweuy.two feet front on Main St. run.
ming back forty feet and three stories
high. This is designed as an office aud
salesroom. The main building will then
be used exclusively for manuiac uring
purposes. Unable to do the work re-
cciyed, they have bought, and will soon
have in successful operation, an addition.
al sett Of machinery.
Under the management Of the gentle.
f.--.-.-, nsvssts. omirB, Gross
d Dorsey, it has proved decided cue
cess.
This improvement and increased capa.
eitity for manufacturing, will prove still
more successful.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16
THE TIFFIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by S B.SSRArH.

CohUkCTtD WkIkLf BY . DoNfATh'
TIrFIs, Morch. 10, 1865
FLoUR--Sl0 90
WHEAT-Firm at 81 so
CORN-Firm at s5c II for shelled from
leans.
OATS-Firm at 55e from teams.
W00L--Selling at S0Gs5c.
SEED--Cluver Si2 90. Timothy 81 30.
FLAX SEED--s2 so per bushel.
RYE--sl 90 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine SOC, tallow % 25o
SOAP-German l2. Common &c.
TALLow--l4@l2o, Grease @9e.
POTAToES--75c@Sl.
PoRK-Per Dbl, s35 00@40 90.
wHIsKY-oommon per gallon 81 SO
Rye 50 90.
dAMS--i5@l6c.
HIDES--Green 7c, dry i4c.
CALF SKlNS-i21<c Kip skins l0c
SHEEP pELTS-Fresh 25c@si so.
BEESwAx--40e per pound.
Blu UrTER-lsc per pound.
EGGS--lsc per dozen.
LARD-Kegs. Ice.
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sold Ont.

Our well known citizen, William Bar
ksln Ea az fiSSP ShTeS, h. 1haee eeSsSSBa SsSSBa
IEsq., OF Fairfield Co. Ohio. Mr.. b. in.
tends moving west. Wherever he may GO,
we lose. and they gain valuable citizen.
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'I,o rrr Nsuvcrs. Dssitfrarrs Ass pssrorssrr
or roru Rrrrs

rTupBet.s saoLDENBITrERs. A purelvver.
III stabls tonic, invigcrstins sad strengthening.
Fort,6es the system asainn the ssilsaseu ofuA-
wholesome waier.
w cats Dyspepsia.
win cure weakneH.
willcure G@asral Debility.
willcute Heartburn.
wtileure Headache.
w,licats Jivcr Compla,nt,
win excite and create hsslthy appetite.
viii insisota,s the organs Of diEestiea Aad NED
ststely increase the ten pstature Of the body sndhs
force ofthe circulation, ting In fact u general
coucscrap, cfihs system, containing no poi.oaou'
drugs, snds
The BEST TONIC nirrERs inth. WORLD.
A fsittsiis sarnes,y sohsitod.
GEO. G. HunBEI. 4 CO., Proprietor, Hud'cu,
N~N V~-s Csuusi Depot Ametiesn Express Bald.
ing.5S Hudson srset. New York.
tS- For ,alsb, Ufusgiss. Grocsu,Se.
tY-For sale In Tina by DUBOIS n CO., and J.
F. MARoUARDr.
Oct. 20, 1854,
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Address.

Address.
A public address will be delivered at
the City Hall, on Monday evening, March
goth, by the Rev. A. Snyder. Subject /;
Emancipation, and it's consequent re-
sponsibilities."
The patriot, philanthropist and chris
tian will find soul.stirring interests.
Go and hear for yourselves.
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Life IN a Rebel Prison.

NJ. A. D. Richardson, the New York
1ri5uns correspondent, who lately es.
capped from Libby prisoa, has been en-.
grged BY the Cleveland Library Associu-
'tion TO deliver an extra lecture in that
eiy about ihe week nlter next.
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OF Eur wonder the appointment Of
Mr.. Mccullough as Secretary Of the
Treasury is not condemned by the Domo'
cratic papers.
OF An inventoryis being made Of
the guns captured at and around Charles.
ton. The number esen now foots up
450, which is more than double the esti-
mate made by our officers at the surren.
der.
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The spring term OF this Academy open
ED on Monday last. The terms nre Five
Dollars per quarter Observation-Disclosures,
Nine Dollars for twenty -four lessons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16

or The Oldest sister Of Lieutenant
General Grant died at her fathers resi-.
denee, in Govington, last Monday.
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THURSDAY, MAR. l6, 1866.

or Ex-senator Hale, Of New HanP
shire has been appointed Minister to
Spain.
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ANA uer As,OciatIOn Conoor..

ANA uer Association Concert
Don't fail to hear the concea by our
home Amateur Association, at Hedges
Hall, on to morrow evening.
W The first of a series of meetings
took place last evening, at the presby-
terian church, the subject discussed being
"Christ, the receiver Of sinners" The
meetings will be continued. The subject,
this evening is 'R emember Lots Wife. ,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16
Ohio Stove Works.

A few days since. we paid n flying
visit to onr friend Yerk, and found him
hard ut work. After severn, delays in
receiving the machinery, he has commen.
ced manufacturing stoves, both grent and
small cook, box, pnrlcr aud sitting
rom. to suit any fancy, are turned ott
in the shortest time, Being n warm
hearted nan, he is determined to have
everybody warm, II stoves will do II.
Everyth thing is arranged on an extensive
scalc, und with Mr.. Yerk as the master
wheel, this enterprise will be driven to
complete success.
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DR.. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.

DR., TCBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment
In Pint bottles at FIFTY CENTS, cure,l.msnsu
iuis, gals, collie, Nc. Read the following
BosroS, Jsly !, 1862
Dr.TouiAs; We have used for 'he past year, you,
Horse Liniment for lameusss, kicks, bruises, collie,
and cuts, and in every Instance found 1t the hes,
srtiole ever tried In thi, circus company. Please
iend six dozsn,N N itisths only lnimen, wsus nov.
We have iua horses, some very valuable, and W. do
iot want to leave town without II.
HYATT FROST,
Manager vsnAmbursh q CO.. Mrnarerie.
Sold by all druggists. UiFee, so Conlandt ST, NJ v
MAY ~, 1884. Ann
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SOLDIERS

clue. ,se ~. -.,,i.t,~.,,o,'si vuivn, ~ rR.
9th saws that thou,ands of our soldiers tave been
saved by the use OF Stticklau,rs Ant.Cholefa Wiz.
turs For sale by Druggists so cents per bottle.
General Depot, No. East Fourth street. Cino,n
natl, ONO. oot5
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

TMTUHT ANT To HNN ELEKHs
While journsying on the cara, my stonash bs
cams badly dsfsuged, causing evsrs pain N ny
head. Had II bees on the ws<sr u would have hess
called sss.sie knss. lady sitting b. me, kncwine
ny condition. reached out = hottie ssyinr,.'tsls
swallow" did 80, AID In less than eve vinu,ss
my trouble was ended. The medicine was ssCosS
Dyspepsls Cure." and from the snsei u had upos
the stomsoh, aid what have Isarned Of n since, 4
think a must be slcsilsni remedy Tor sea sisk.
nsss and Dyspsps,a. MRs.sAMUEL FlEID.
Madisss, JuHs t0th, 1884
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These who know my eonuitution, what ny sss-
dtion has been for the ast thirty years. will bssvs
with me that = medicine which will reach my eass,
will reach slmostAny ono, Goes Dyspepsia Cnrs has
enabled to eat anything please, and II very ssi-
dom now have to use the mssieias. Il relieved ne
In an Instant when wa In great pain. My whsfs
system 10 being trsa.thsnsd BY lts nas.
ANN E.BAGoor
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Testimonials.
' HENRY GinI.MKSB6.' nI.MKSB6'f fs.,or N. e. lcS:fh:
Madison, Cons, June oOth, itst

AvS.s ffop Home Through orr City fsrsu.
Raw HAvEr, Conn, Jehs ~. 1904.
MHssns EpIroRss-Alow me, though your col
smHS, 10 soknowlsdfe mv rratitsds Tor the benrftI
have fecsiyed from us use Of Goes y sps psis Care
Although wa, great 'uf.rer ffon DyApsr,is, The
hru dose gave iErant relief aud one ounce hss sss.
have now stopped ssng The nsdieihs, sal no longer
assdN. PhLMiRA LYMAN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16

Ma. Cor The bottle ofCoss Dy,pspsisCurs yes
gave me has backed mp your statement concerrins
t.. Ihsvs only used half bottle, sad eat piss
apple, short eaks or anything else, without rsabls
II acts like charm. The relief u srords 10 inuss
isnsou,. JANE A. LOWRY.
\ New Haven, Jsns leth, ,ifo<.
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Nav H.vsr. jan. seth. isst.

Msssks. "a. CLARE q Co.-i;srLssss,-Is 10
sirs 10 make knownths almost insts1tmnsots snsst
ofsCoss Dyspepsia oure. In cases OF shoisrs NOR.
bus. had been tof twenty -four hosss puse ar 81
the stonaeh and ooweis, every hfssn ntnutss. !
vent into yoaf drug store 10 procure soma brasay,
had always hesn told that u rocd rsmsdy fes
Dyssntsry. MY Paliid rses end my wsatnsss a.
enes aitrse,sd the sisston ofths elssk In ehsrgs,
and he asked ne At once "whst is the mattsfs'
replied q" have been for twsnty-four hours vo.is-
inr aad pafginE, aAd an unable to stnad OF waR
from weakness. snd this assdiy sieknsss 81 ~
stomach eomplstsIy prosirates me. He prod1esaa
b9ttis ofCosf DyspsPsis Csrs, sayinr, take fsrrs
s~sllov Of thsti Il 10 nov II oeicaki taks snstksr
ahsr dinner"
From the msmsAt took that dose sfths nsdisias
ny sickness st the stomach vas gons--its eject was
irstantsnsous. In IN hour eat my dinner with ~
Ksod relish a. sverhunfry man srtoot, (asI xEs
veil oisstsd snt Of foed, IS sad followed by ts.-
spoouful Of cure. have not suff-rsd pspiels u
lncoETsnisnes since teok the smeav.
Is action 80 wonderful and 90 imnsdi sts, thai
could hardly bsIieve the svdssoss OF my ssnses
and desire to publicly maks known these fsess that
the whole world may avail themselves OF ifs use.
Like bread, u shosid hnd pisos IN every onst
ou.e and believe that one should 20 away ffos
hons wIthaur bottle Of u In his pocket, wh-,s q
could be qpieAly ssss sssiiahls. Sko, L. DRAKE.
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MAptsoE, Conn. Jane snth, 1874.
Fron the bsreht derived by the use OF Cee's nys.
psp,ia Cure In nv family, am prepared 10 '-y that
never ihtsnd 10 be without ~ and advise ali wks
PHILANDER LEWIS.
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati n. n,
} o U 7 n

On .nd ansr MONDAY. Dee. S, 1904 train.
will run a. follows
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win ssibnd sasset ssist where the esrs q ssss n
rems,esths Di,sass by removinEths ess,., noiI .
Alcoholic Biusr which cover Up your bad f.siisss
FOR fev nomenlsby their eIhiiarsiins shsets
Dews1 OF all such fsmedies or beverages, bsu
thsUplstss use Remedy that will restore IN, ala.
sa,sd unctinns to their normal eonditton snd .st n,
motion The sntite hnmsn mschani,m z. perfect bsr.
mony, aud upon principles ,ynon, nou, With we'll ds.
hnsd dph,'iologiesllaws. Thsttueh vills. The sgsss
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one on rnE rwENry.rirrn.

NEW HAvEr june slth, ,1esk.
Mn.CoR--sin; Hsvsns bees uoabled with the
Dyspspsia for soms sikhtor twslts mcushs. I havs
taksa The usual ksnds Of sdoinss, which hsss
ne no good. saw yopr sdveuissmsut of usdi-
sins 10 eurs the Dyspspsis. and issadit
to be tbs msdeins. The hrst ~ dsops Qhs nh u
Jpns1 that Itook, relieved ne 10 one minute, I
have aksn "a three o. fur timer. bat hsvs had -
dstrsssinf feeling w my steuhrch sucs fatiux he
kut Is dsops; sitessthsr b@foss, could not eat
neal. and sometimes no more th.n three or fosr
nesthfsll. without distrsrsins me.
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~ Nsw H.vEx. Due Nh. in<t
Nn cos--DxAa sfn the bottle OF Dyspspsia
Msdieins Itsesiyrd ffpm VOC, ksse tasssnt.ases
rsiisf eny nssd II whsA my food d.stsessss ne. u
We. about ike taking two doses 20 dsy ons 10 NOR.
row then svsry other day, inesssnx The qnsAuty u
food and dsrsains the nediels<. snil! sss sssr
tsd 10 cat without tAkins snythins y All Ny ease
pas an extreme one, having suffered forssrsn ysNss<
Sotts Of Medieinstn the space sfteo monsis. II
dose va sts,spooafsL ELLk2S. ALLEN.
ssid sy Dssxtap "a sity ssa essrny sssrrhs's
rEIcR sioo PER nofTLk
osasrs hy .sii, fssa sishsr dssisw o. ss@s.nss>>
'ss~'" c.e. .oLkRE 4 co.
wheissAts Dsass,as Nsw nsvs. csss..
rogk<4Fsnslss ssrsrrrs win ssasi.s -
A as65ses - .1.asss = l1gus61, sd an t101v0
The New York herald., 1865-04-15

f"h "a y rnr Es"wS srpsg -poSr pvvte
. 'ef a. - 'ft nutfi s't-s Tgt~s 10
es>A Asfil y pJh segLANk. - q. @s.s&
, 1865-06-29
The Rebel Secretary OF Treaaury.
EHsarn fhnN I,.a

lGAoAA nv -*uA0A34 4AAS4lkEuCfl, @lQ.J
Mr.. Trenholm, the rebel Secretary Of the
by the United States military authorities, is
announced, was, at the beginning Of the Tar.
the hcad Of ! mercantile 6rm In Charleston.
Sir. Trenholm had, just before the rebellion,
failed for large amount, and had compro.
missed with bis creditors, On terms not at all
advantageous to the hitter. He went into
business as blcckade-runnez, and, with the
ald Of his commercial connection with a
house IN Liverpool, WAS soon at tue very head
cfthis class OF enterprise.
He Is reported to hare nrnas5ed enormous
sums for himselfby this business, and to have
afforded at the same time ye1y Important a!d
to the rebel Government. After the stgnal
failure OF Mr. Memminger as the rebel fnan-
cIer, Mr.. Trenholm was selected as his
successor. perhaps, because 1t was
thought that man who could redeem him
self from bankruptcy could save rebel
dom ftGm the aa1ne fate. The financial course
adopted by the neW SECRETARY from the start
WAS well adapted, as ZONE Of the South
c1n 1nanciers soon had occasion to Oh
serve, 10 promote The fortunca OF Trenholm.
Frazier j. Co. But TIC rcbtl Coafcdcracy
gained nothing BY the phrtn.rship, and Was
socn brought to 20 low q condition that It's
bonds and notes were not worth picking up
In the street.
But Trenholm, Fsazlcr & Co., besides plac-
ing vast amount Of money on safe deposit
in England, bought up all the fine landed
estates that were purchaaable In and around
Charleston. So marked was this operation,
that It was commonly said in Charleston that
the name Of The place naight properly be
changed to T1enlolmsvillc.
Mr. .Trtnholm made no effort to escape
from the country, like his compatrIot Ben
iamin, who has conveyed bis savings and his
person from the wreck Of Rfchmond to a
Place OF safety nor has he applied for par
don, under the amnesty proclamation. He
comes certainly within the twenty thousand
dollar exception, even II he we're subject to
no other. We have not heard Of any move
ment By the Federal authorities In reference
to his numerous and large plantations or
successful operations as blo:kads-rrpncr.
, 1865-06-29
NATH PAID. FOR BONES.
~ ktRs O'd lrcn. Copper, Dsaas aud Lesd, In large
FABIAN, RYAy& FARRELL,

NJ ,ht3rtto.r. FABIAN - - ~ e; FAREeLL.
btt1een Main and CRY, or
Wharf At Rockets, ns xt Canal Lock.
So run. the advertisement. Well, thu nd
ties. The war has produced many thousand
tens Of each article called for. Bones en-.
cumber every field, fertiltztng the sou and
msklrg rank the vegetation and summer
crops. They are human bones, horse bones,
mule bones and OK boues; but the human
bones are The mcst numerous. Argnsics oi
them cover IN hundred Plains In Vuginia.
tury was there such feast Of the yultuses,
such carnival Of ca1rlou. Where the CARCASS
is, there will The eagles be gathered and It
would setm that ali The yulturas on the con-
tircnt Of America flocked and tapped into
the iate Confefselacy. Behold, In the DIR
bones Of man and beast, the broken and sca:-
tered relics Of their great feast--now over at
boxes?
Rage, rigs; bring out your rags! Are they
not In every houee throughout the land upon
the back of paupered people, squal!d child
hood, aItd old age! Want to buy old rags,
sreculator! There arc tons for salc--ragas
lhat we're once portions OF bright garments,
whole and new, clothing and decking peo--
with blood and damp with tears.
Old ll6D, old iron and brasst The very
WORDS art s. mbolfcal Of wreck aud ruin and
desclatfon and devastation. For eale-an
hundred thousand tons Of iron, shot and ehell,
poured into wrecked cities from hoarse.
throated guns, the broken iron dtbris Of many
chips, sunkrn, blown up, and burned; the
l'!eess, l'nleeltss machinery Of destroyed
mills. factories, arsenals and machine shopa.
Who wants to bug any old irons
Lead, ah! that cruel article, lead !-that,
done up III confca1 shape, has cut short and
quick the thread Of half i million Of human
lives. "unerring messengers s"-wnr has no
more use for them. They have done their
work well; let them now be- sold to the
highest bidder, and moulded into peaceful
shapes, to execute the missions OF peace aud
ecoI o1ny-not those Of war and destruction
--.Richmond Uhig. 23d.
, 1865-06-29
Assault with Intent that q Hallroad
lINlu should Complete the MURDER.


On Monday evening last, In the southwest.
crn part cf the town occurred one Of the most
brutal and coWardly assaults that We have
ever bten csllsd upon to record. rhc pattlc.
ulars as near as VIC can relate them ure us
fellows: Last winter the younger son of srid-
oT Arnold, young man Of feeble constItu-
ton and poor health, had some difficulty
about the payment for piece Of work. with
his neielbor, Peter Nauef, German cooper,
which ended tn kind Of standing fcud. On
the afternoon named It eeems that Nluer,
who Is very large and stroug mau, possess
ed OF very Vicious and ang1T temper, bnt q
coward, Eithal, sought his casrnre for re-
fcn2e. Fearing to meet the frau 10Y lace to
iaee, ke waited until be should 70 TO the pas
ture for his mothers coYs. Thea by
clrcntous7 route th1oneh some alIolnL7 g
he!ds he managed to get ahead Of him auo
Lid IN ambush In na1EoW lape near the pas.
tnre, and distant from help. Here he laid
Until tes young maD, uusnspecting any dan
Sss: h1d passed him, w2cn be sprung up be-
the side Of his head with cluiy, which ft.l1rd
him to the ground this he followed with M
ether blow from the club, which struck him
across the forehead, breaking his nose snd
,pjoripg hlm badly. Then he sprang upon
h,m, planting his knees in young A1noid'a
o;tast, aud beat him with his fist until he
v Was entirely esnse1css ard horribly mutilated.
MOL 5el satisfied, Or as eomo supp 3ee, fear
ing that be bad killed him aud Wishing to
h1dc The ctiae, be dragged the body to tie
Ia'lfoad.. and leaving It upon the t:ack for
TIE cars to finish, which would soon be
aleDg, he fed for his home by the same route
ne came, thinking that no one had seen his
Atter lying for some time upon
tne teek, Ainod tame to sufficiently to real
Fati tust IN time to get out Of the wav of m
approaching train. Presently air, Vim Nil.
burn came along, and fcdin. Arnold. took
l1m to house and sent for doctor. who
pi onounccd his injuries about the mead very
serious indeed, sud his condition dccidediy
critical; Nancr fed, bnt returned next morn.
hg and .Tas arrested and held to bail In tbe
SIM Of g ooo, for his appearance TO Court IN
deiault of which he WAS sent to jan, Ar
aold remains delicious. with an OCCASIONAL
ned Interval, but 1t Is thought be 1any pos
IDLY get well. tNS'
, 1865-06-29
mr. N2sby Lays Down \ Programme
for tho Coming Campaign
SArsr<s REST (which il IN the StaIt 1vl

Tnr TkA Tnn.IUr Cnu,nnJ~
sA1sr's REST. (which is IN the st.!t uvl
400 dersJ,) 'oon u, tooo'
These Is the dark days Of the DmocrfsT.
The misfotchoons that ne1ell our armies In
t59nt " r. Mshmond tne ial Nv on on' kaRpyae
Grant and Sherman hez hurt u.s.. Our lceders
mir either pinin In loathsum dunguns, fukar.
se1atid by the herin-defyi1, man destroyJn,
tyranikle edix nv our late lamented Presl-
dent. or air barskin In the free air nv Italy
and kanady; We heV no way w keepln our
no coed, 1es before the next e1eckahun the
heft Of cur voters will hey diskivered that
the var ia over. The feer Of drafts may do
sntbin in sum parts Nv Pennsylvnny and
Suthren 1lllaoy, fer sum time ylk; but that
can't be depend:d on.
Will nIluz he q Dimoerfsy, so long ez the1's
Niger.
iher is uncompromssin dislike to tha
Njgger In the mind Nv a ginooine Dlmoc1at.
The Spanish bnllfghtee when he wants to
inflame the bull to extra cayortin, waves
red flag afore him. When you desire Dim
ocrot to froth at the mouth, You will find
black filce will anser the purpus. Thsre4 the
niger IL, today, ou best and only holt. Let
US Use him.
doEn a feT pIaln roofs to be observed. In or.
De- IN maka The most nv the canpytle wa
he7. ~ ''@9 ''@~0'
1. A11nz assert that The niger will neyer
he sh1a " taflr rarp nv h7sseIf h1t viii ~.
~, ~ ~ ~. . n,,h1Ic hn,dan h NAV rncs,,Iv
1;1a ~ M tha 1ia hs. en.n tn worE. n s;ch =
sase uS o tha So6;r ,,r ara-v n;,nacr", =
o,ans ~ mnst nj h. o1fnwed ~ Tnrlr
4 ssnci.shers rnnst h. .nrrtn;zd n,riord r.
aeashaz nssGg1s niys hm 1 emHiGymens ~ Wo.p ~
.ith 65me r. Tnrl- Ear ennr onr VIM uyii1
i've HIM yak ~ nat1onize annv nna whn
IN, iny n wood sfiesf hat sicfs nv M a. hez
bin % foTeteonit enn6 gif credit, pay a tribe
m acronnf. 70 ez to mako nt,r n,trnniee
Tort,, s,,thi,r Th;s conrsa r,o1d1y aMd 49,
sistentiv fo1ie,a. wood Diva the hest nr
en- n stpeIin nnd the balance fn thr nonr
hnnsesl nsoyIn vol VA hev a,inz c1aind
thet }her air a idie and vIshns rnce- ThfnF
nv brethren val a inspirin etferE ou1 noor
hons;s and iails mi Nv nI,,.rrrs Egood hcV m
the nernir Nv Eole expands rzT cnnten.
.nInft fht dplfolffuI vision.
). L,kewIse assert that The Niger will
come Nortb. and lake all the ro5d places.
tbrowin all our skild mekaniks out nv WorE
by unlerbiddiu nv en-. Thfa mite be oman
to . obsecshuns, to-wit: 1t crosses ssitely
Roel the !. and men mite eav, ef there's list
epuff labor Ter watts here, wby not perh.blt
| f1uine1s from cumings / anser: Its the
biznis nv the voter to Ieconsllc the contra
| dikthun-hc may believe either or both. Ez
70 tue sekund ob)ecshun, wher is the Dino
krat Who cooden'l be undcrbId, and stan It
| even TO stafVashen, ct ina underbiddin WIZ
dun By man ny the proud kankashen racs
aId wher ,s the }n3 pl%okEa; X 50 lost to msnhooa
dtn Is dun by the niger! The sta-yIn for
work amt the question, Its the color Of the
/ cause ur The starYasleu that uaiSs the dit
, 1865-06-29
OF all It turned out that she was not q wo-

Of all It turned out that she was not a wo-
man, but that he WAS man.
TIE young man stated that for fourteen
years be had worn the garb Of woman. In
materialIY assisted him. In fact he looks as
much like woman when in male attire as
when dressed In bonnet aud gown. In New
York he played the part Of a 4'pretty waiter
girl" at Broadway Varieties, remaining there
till the walter girls were 'scrushed," when he
came hither.
Since tbs discovery Of his ruso hs has
1irg at the Varieties, IN ''paVt frst.'
s'T1nth is stranger than fiction"