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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08
EoREIGN pnpra

Ar At Malta 18Th ult. ship Rising Sun, Orr from
AtCa,cutta April 49, ship Richa Busteea x,o,.,.
rrePgi Regent Hamlin. disg; r II Tucker. Carl.
Ellen Foster, Robinson; Ellen hood Kilby: Marfhs
Gooo, P1lsoury; Helveiia. Warren; Kate Frinca
LIBBY ard Gov Langdon, Davis upc o'
n SID nm Saugor April Is. ship Garnet Bradford N,
Al BOMBAY April %. ships Pensacola. stsws,, ana
mary Crocker. Stuber. pnc and Others -~
Philadelphia. ldg 7-I $500 0.o--oi' ior
At Rio yaneiro April 81. ship Pleades. wnslo,v
disg. Tor Callao; anu hers "
sci Philadelphia ~e'ei' oAs-
SD FIN Havana sOth ult, brig Restless, Mitchell
SD TN sagua 9th ult, barques B coloord co,oo,d
ana harvest Moon, Staples n ew YORK -
In port 18th, barQues Harvest Home Dieksv eo,
new ORR, ldg; Emma Herman Herrirr ~ (. n
Churchill Seavey; brigs Aroost0ok. Lords H.s-
ne y nee err Doan; Baron de Castine. johnson
S olS at Quebec I'd inst, ship M Ludwig. Harding
.1 A. 4 H. GI1ss Bay CD 18th w.t. sch Engineer VIII
AT I At PictOu Ms 18th ult brig Reupsr Babiu. tm
CID 25th, brig Annandale. Wightman. eardiper. .
1th, sch Pointer, Holmes. Pembr, ke -
AZ 81 81 John NIB Both ult, barque Monteznma.
Nickels, Philadelphia. -
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A BLOCK OF txe story Brick uousss, modern
Ia built and In desirable locator at the western
part Of the city Enquire Of
JOHN o. PROCTOR,
JaneodzW Lime street,
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Iielmboid's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuretic.
EKLMBoLp's ooNcEnTRATRD EXTRACT sARsAPA-
. RILLA
Is the Great Blood Perifey flii
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the active that can DO
made.
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HELM aoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA oleanscs
and renovates the blood puries, iasts the vigsr of
health into the system, and parges out the hamors
that make disease. N 2" = 't-l
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To commence with; the volume takes your eye at
once Upon opening and examining It, you find full
of every Maine regiment and battery Ia the
ed down to and including that the LIST Veteran Maine
Infantry The guarantees offs accuracy excellent
The authors handle their material well aud cleth their
narrative in garb in which he of taste and ssns
bity most slearly maniests himself Such record was
demanded not that the deeds Of our soldiers would
die but they should be made appear in
and general or accessible svery reader interested IN
the honor Of the Sons Of Mane whose aantry has been
% often displayed IN the progress Of the rebellion
We commend the volume to public attention. as
record of the war of which Maine may we'll be proud
BGeh Times r11ff 100 fF-~~IF
viii work Of value for reference to the friends
now in the war, well as an Important Accession TO
contemporary history Gardner Journal
.lhiAS 3lIql4----0iIlh3am aHI
The authors have earned the thanks OF the people
~ aa Il s Sases ana soldiers for the
Times N''pi"' ."
LISA most valuable addition tothc historical rec
ords OF the State in relation to the patriotic work of
suppressing the slayeholders' rebelon.-Zioa's i'd
The authors have given us a most valuable and in
teresting book.-Saeo D.mocras. sss
and have had exec lent means for getting up this
work.-Catdis Adverttser.
Persons not accessible to agents, deslring the
book, which is just published. can obtain it by ad-
dressing the publishers, Lewiston. Maine Price So
rs; or s3.0o postage paid.
The Book sCiU be sent assysUhere
in this % any other State or TO the army. ID lisa
Large 500 pages neatly bound and contain
ing steel plates Of
GEMS. BERRY AND HOWARD.
Address N. DINGHY, Jr, &ICc., PUB
..is lisherss Lswistons AZ aine. os
juns3snsod3w.
IH4r
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VyHE c,partnership heretofore exIstng under the
solved A. Nj sYLVESrfR
Portland. May 30. 1855 wsw24sdit
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DIED.

In this city. June Z, Mr. Samuel Bailey. aged s6 vrs
:. - EanerM on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
ro 10 Middle street. Relatives and friends are
I'm IN Gorham; June I, Christiana o, wife Of Moses
a. - Funeral on Friday afternoon, at 2, O'Clock,
aged So years. e III .ll g. .I'-75- $500 ut
In Gardiner, Msy rs. Mrs Mary. wife Of Robert
Williamson. aged 81 years.
In Monsoon. May is, OF diptberis, Emma Charlotte
aged ID months Path. Henry Melville, aged Ia years
children of Rev and Loring i80
In Phipsburg June 1. Carrie +, daughter of Thos
and Frances Butler, aged years. AZ
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Charles Iiniment.
CURES Chopped Hands. Chapped Lips, ChilbIsins
Cuts, Burns, Bruiles, 9 Q, &c
Price Twenty-Five and Fifty Gents.
For Sale by BURGESS, FOBEs co. aif.
mayiSdim Hni 80 Commercial St.
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Beston stock List. M
MARRIED.

In this city june 4. BY Rev B Freeman. Eaward
Parsons and Miss Melissa Poor both of this city
Ames.
In Bangor. Nav 81. Ron Jas Brown, of Mlwau-
kie and Emily J, daughter of Hen Charles Stetson,
of Bangor.
At Sheepscott Bridge. May 20. Cyrus M Hatch. of
minneapolis, MINI, and Frances A Osgood, Of New
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To PURIFY, EERIoa THE BLOOD. AND BEAurryY
the complexion, use HRLMBOLD.s HIGHLY CoNoEE-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.


ORFcE or rAg A. G. s.,
5000 @il 81 Portland, Ne, June sth 1865
GEALED Propo ais viii be received 1t this O. slee
~ until Wednesday, June 1ath, ct Il oicioek. n
sor supp the following M nsionsd Posts ia tho
AUeUsrA, Csrinr.
MAcHIAsPoRr, EAsrPoRr
kooKLAND, TREATS ISLAND.
Separate contracts will be made IoF each Pos. to
cont nuc FIR six months, commencing Jane 21fh1
pr'al Cd troo.s are stationed tn re for that
HE beot NUT b. ofgood ga dity, delivered, Gu ana
sawed, ON sach DAYS the LADDERS GA ahal ireet AZ
al Posts with the exception gusta where il must
b. de ivcred In Quarters equal bro portion OF Gore
aad hind neeAs, sh suks. and kinney talio \ to be-
Proposals must De separate for each most. aecom.
panied oy two coples Of this advertisement and tao
names OF Two responsible larfies 10 eprer into a
bond tor the faithful pc formancs Of he ro,,trt
and addressed Proposals for farpishing Prssh ssx
Me- -S@Ni
The A. O. 8. reserves the right to reject am or
all bids not doomed advantageous TO the Govern
ment. HEdRY INNNAN
Capt, s A. Q. M, = A. q. s.,U.S.A.
jHnesdtd -
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a. The two stored double tenement Beck
&.iN Block, situated on Stevens Plains, Wcstb,ok,
WAA Said BIZ ok contains IA rooms In each enont.
Lo. rods on the strest,and Is RODS deep on which
is stable "a BY 40 teet. tat
This property is offered at price which nsares Il
good invessmont.
Apply to N; X SAWYER, near the promises. or
to j. g PROCTOR. Lime 81. jnnestf y
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n sehs Pallas Richardson. and ST Luesr Ro,,e.
hockand for New York. -'' DA'Hea'
oS" DenAnee, Davis. Rookland for Providence
CO CLEARED.
& Fox. 0"oI"Vou' AohA-Emery
Ns Shg Highland Nancy, (Brl Saunders, westport
sen sen Albion; lBr) Hunt Maitland Ns-master.
$500 ocn sarah Mari, (Br) Mari, So John NB-Thomas
sen esther tBr) Clark, st Andrews NB-master.
ed out by tug WarriorJ anu EfeA' Vow
sF TEL. TO MERCHANTS RxoHANeK.
ceon, for Portland. '' "aineS NsI-
BATH, June 7-Ar, barqus Eagle, Webb Portland
(and proceeded up river.l "''''A VI 'i~"u
tPer steamer Columbia at New Yorp -s
sid I'm Cardenas S0th ult barque Geo ge 8 HINT
woodbury., New York brig w A Csi man, SiekeIs''
az, a. t soth brgs Alberta Dow. and Nigretta Stow
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one Of the most valuable books 10 Maine man
that has been issued. 1t isneat printed and bound
Of 800 PIP, octave It fellows ourboys from he lime
on leaving their HON g. through every engagement
and accurately gives detailed aocon at Of the part
each regiment bore in the strife to subdue this ac-
cursed REBEL on Every soldier who has borne n
partn the service from our beloved State and every
citizen who desires to preserve authentic record
OF the part his State has born in the war for the
Union, will secure copy. -Biddsf I'd JosRpal.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

MOTlCE IL hereby given, that 1t IA the intention
~ OF tho City Oouacil to discontinue iars Of
and Chestnut streets also to relay ont that nsrt
Of kenaebsck street be ween Prehls aud Pearl Sta
ana extet II to Wilmot street. Also TO extoad
5ommersett street ram Him 9 and across Preble
st Get to IN Intersection with kennebeck street. and
70 d,oontnue thatpart OF the street on the astosn
side outside the width Of fity feet.
And the Joint andins Commit. ee Of he ritv
Couuei on laying out nd widening sire Is. in tur-
saanco of IA order o. the City Council, pa SEQ on
The 9th day Of Juns. will meet for said purrcsa on
Thursday the fit entb day OF June % o'oloct In
the afternoon, 1t Lincoln street. the place begin
al z, aud then d there proceed 70 view disc ip.
tinuo and lay cut 50 rtreets
All person int rested will take notice and g,Varn
thems-lVe accordingly.
Given under our hands this 7th day Of June A. d,
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Why INsURE THE COMPILATIONS BY PowpHRs
AND WASHES which choke or Ill I'D the pores ofth
skin and in short time leave il harsh aid dryg Ii
is the blood, and If you wac smooth and soft 81 IN
use HHLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. It
removes black spots pimples and All eruptions the
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-08

As there Is scarcely man. woman child In the State
that not Immediately Interested in Of the
TONS the popularity Of the work be easily oreto
The lew who are not SO Immediately interested but
whose hearts are in the great work Of al redemp
ton. and who love the old Pine Tree State will hnd
proud qualification In scanning the record of the
history Of Maine in the War for the WatefUjHe
MuiL.
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SPOKEN

M ||-.I - SPOKEN.
june 4, ? n. off Cape Henry, ship Molooks. 10,
6srdiner, from Hilton Head tor Northern port.
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Nor Anew OF sHE WORsr DIsoRDERs that af.
nict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood
q ELM oLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is q feme-
dy ofthe utmost value. A5at iaal 7tta Nl-l7f
Ii tG er Is.si fG tflfi. liteE mar2Od2r,
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RThe Springfield Union tells good story
Of noted D. D. and newspaper man." both
OF that city, who, by mistake, exchanged car
pet-bags,while travelling. The clergyman found
bottle Of whiskey in his bag, for which he had
NO use. and the newspaper man found-sermons,
u winch ne made no use. The clergyman was
ophged TO extemporize the next Sabbath, and
'hs newspaper man was melancholy, having
lost his spirits. ,.a
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
CASE OF F. o. j. SMITH.

"a. oonvse..es for suoor"asson %, rsys~-s
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'nonsoedlth .. Francis 0. J. Smith

suPERIoR COURT, SUFFOLK ss.-oRIMrN
SESSION, PUTNAM J.
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The noble Past which Maine has taken in the present
war Is here recorded while the facts are fresh and
sbie The authors have taken great pains to oect in
formation from eyewitnesses, and record seperate
chapters the history Of each military organization u-
Guiding thirty -two infantry regiments, mounted
batteries one Of sharpshooers aud three cava
~ regiments The work Is ereditabe to the industry
and energy Of the cOmpilers and in thus contributing
her quota to future his DRY Maine has set an exampe
which We hope will be followed in other States-Bosto
Journal.
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az CARD lPRoroGRAPHs at Three Dollars per
doSen-the best in ths City.
may25snd6m
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SAILING OF OCEAN sTrAMrns

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rhursday............... 8.
sun rfses............4.23 Moon sets...... SO AM
sun SETS ...........7.35l High water. 1901 AN
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rcauins the parapIe OF the mustard seed, sc
small when grown to . plant here and vet repre-.
scented SO large in the East, will perhaps be re.
liesed when told that DR.. Hooker in VISITING
Palestine, found the common black mustard
growing wild 10 feet high, and he thinks this
the plant alluded to, while DR.. Royle. who la,
given much attention to Scripture botany, thinks
the plant intended is one that grows 20 feet HIGH
on the shores Of Lake Liberals. Translator
have made several errors in the names Of
plants a.lsa 81 "a. 5000 s5.hrr s5ss,a 1880
The st. John Globe says that from the tsl
of January to the opening of the navigation Of
the st. Lawrence, 1907 passengers arrived al
Portland, by steamers from Londonderry, Liy-
erpool, and Glasgow. OF these nearly two.
thirds went to the Eastern and Western States
752 were all that remained in Canada. Between
ths1st and 18th May there arrived az Quebec.
1isS adults; 41s only remained in Canada: 647
went to the Eastern States, and 123 to the Wes-
tern. From this it would appear that the Uni
ted States cffer the greatest attractions to the
emigrants, and the great body Of those who
came to Canada, only pass through the country
in order to reach the neighboring Republic.
~ The Augusta Farmer says that on Tues.
day OF last week, Hon R. D. Rice, President Of
the Portland s. Kennebec Railroad, met with an
accident which came very near being attended
with fatal result. He was standing upon one
of the cars of gravel train, and supposing the
train had nearly ceased its motion, attempted ia
jump to the platform. In doing SO he slipped
from the car upon which he stood and fell i'm.
mediately between the wheels Of that and the one
which followed it. The wheelsinstead of passing
over him, pushed him along before them on the
track, and he was providentially rescued from his
perilous position without serious injury. He
was severely bruised about the head and face and
his clothing was somewhat denoralized by the &C
cident sA.s sf
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MARINE N ENVA
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timony which, as they maintained, showed the
existence of such alleged conspiracy. But
the court ruled that sufficient evidence OF any
conspiracy had not yet been given to author
lie the admission by Craig's letters 10 Rowe,
and to make out prinaG fdcie case of CON
spiracy to iDjure Mr.. Smith, and that there
fore the letters offered by the defence showing
that Craig had instructed Rowe in his work
with Northrop, and also that Craig desired to
have concealed from Northrop for the then
present time his agency in procuring his testi-
mony, could not be admitted.
The government then introduced some re-
butting testimony which tended to show that
Smith was In Boston about the last of Decem-
Der, 1861, or the first Of January, 1862, in spite
oil the showing OF the defence to the contrary.
nne case was argued to the jury with great
ability BY Mr.. Paine for nearly three hours
He was followed by the District Attorney.
who set forth very clearly the character of the
evidence against the prisoner. Putnam. J..
who presided at the trial, then charged the iu-
~ and they went out about FIVE O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon. The court came in at
nall past seven In the evening, but the iury
were sun out, and did not separate until after
nine O'Clock, when they sealed up their yer-
The court came in yesterday morning at
half-past eight, and the jury then rendered a
verdict Of guilty" sihaffs7s3
The defence asked to have the Jury polled.
Objection was made to this course a. being
unusual in this State, and almost unprecedent.
ed, and finally, as the jurors had signed their
names, the request was Withdrawn.
The defence was allowed the rest of this
month to prepare exceptions, which are to be
filed as OF yesterday. and .the May term was
then adjourned without day. k&# q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16

6-Don't be loafer, don't coll your
sell a loafrr, don't keep u? loafers' COM
pany, don't hang about loafiing places.
Better work for nothing and board your.
self, than to cit around day after day, or
stand around corners with your hands in
your pockets. Better for your own mind
better for your own respect. Busile
about, you mean to have anything to
hustle about for. Many poor physician
has obtained a real patient by riding hard
to attend an Imaginary one. A quire Of
paper tied with red tape, and carried under
a lawyers arm, may procure him his first
case. aud make his fortune. Such is the
world to him that hath shall be gwen
Quit droning and complaining; keep busJ
and mind your chances.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16

Union chsru.
The gentlemen In charge ofthe factory
are making improvements in the build
ing and capacity to turn out these much
priced and eagerly sought after articles.
10 fact, they must do so, 10 order to keep
up with the demand. II you don't be.
lieve that the churn IS good one, 60 to
Saffel and Baldwin's, and inquire for
Prof. Charley, and Il he does not convince
you that YOU can make good butter from
skinned milk.with one Of them, then we
are no phrenologist. All you have TO do,
/, to let the cream see the "Uuion ehurn'
aud, like "Davy Crockett's cook" il
comes to butter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16
A Word tn the Bovs

When the Duke Of Wellington was
sick, the last thing he took was little
tea. On servants handing il to him is
a souccr, and asking il he would have it,
he replied, "Yes, if y,u please" These
were his last words. How much kind.
ness aud courtesy is expressed by them.
He who had commanded the greatest
arnlics in Europe. aud wns long accu'.
toned to the lone of authority, did not
despise nor overlook the small courtesits s
oi life. All, how many do What a
rude tone of command they often use to
their little brothers aud sisters, and some
times to their mothers. They order SO.
This is ill-bred and unchristiun and shows
coarse nalured aud hard heart. In all
your home talk, remember, II you
please" Among your paymatos, dou'l
forget, "If you please" To all who
wait upon or serve you, believe that ali
you please" will make you better served
than all the cross or ordering words in
the dictionary. Don't forget three little
words, "If you please"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16

0tTA clergyman in this vicinity has
related 10 u, the following experience in
his professional life. On the LIST day of
December in a certain year, he attended
the funeral OF married lady: on the 4th
day Of the next July he married the
bereaved husband to second wife, who
died quite suddenly in about two weeks,
and he conducted the funeral services on
the 22d or 23d OF July. and on the Sd day
Of the following December he married the
man to his third wife. Thus in the space
of one year and four days the man had
three wives, buried two Of them and had
TWO weddings. il any Of our readers can
give an experience that beats that we
should like to hear from them.-Ls,oeli
Courier.
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Heidelberg College.

1t was our privilege to visit Heidelburg
College on last Friday night, and listen
to a literary entertainment given by the
Excelsior Literary society. The com.
modious hall ofthe society was crowded
with ladies' and gentlemen. The exerci-
ses were offs varied aud interesting char
scter, and gave proof that the course OF
instructions in the collage is OF thor.
ouph character. We must specially
commend the essay entitled Democracy
by Joseph A. Keller Of Bucyrus Ohio,and
Orations by Milton E. Baker Of Tiffin,
and o. e. Lake. The thoughts were hap.
py, and we'll delivered.
The society have been publishing fol
yeurs. paper entitled the Excelsior the
number read, on that occasion, proved
sonclusively that age has improved the
Editors. Sparkling with wit, full Of DRY
humor, the risibilities of the audienc,
were often excited, and all said il was to-
;short.
The winter session closed on last Wed
,uesday, proceeded BY the usual examina
.tions.
Wesre please to note the great improve
sment in matters about the College. tn
able corps of Professors are determine
ito make w College oil it should be, All
we trust that il will receive from tn
hands of our citizens hearty and euruei
support few personsknow what influenc
the College has in our neighborhood .an
in a monetary print Of new. what bene
fits il confers upon US.
There will be vacstion OF thrs
weeks and we trust that there may be
slsrge accession 10 the number OF studen
at the College.
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THOS. A. KAUP.
Leaving a balance.


Reading Room.
We understand that an effort IL heinz
made to establish a reading room in this
place. This meets with our unqualified
approval Few young men of our city
have any desire to improve their minds,
and few have any place or opportunity of
doing so' had they the desire. We are
behind our neighboring cities in this par
iicnlnr. We have enterprsing mer.
chants, Bonkers, Mechanics and profes.
sional men, but, but each one Is apparent.
iy working for the gocd of self alone -
Our young men have every inducem mt.
alter the hours of business, to spcnd their
time IN idleness anu pv,iiuiI 20 a. u,a,, :. -.
TO saloons but have no place open
pleasant and convenient, where they
may hold converse with the great men
Of this, and every age, aud be inspired by,
their example.
Our citizens should feel thi M cessiiy
and MD The cause BY their presence and
their means.
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A Touching Incident.

sraRv y haS55s,iqsk I'VE, tp'YHSstS iS0b BY some
friendly hand. As We Were takiug them
away, one rose upright, and bursting into
tears pointing TO his comrade, said, ats
my brother, sir, my brother. We too
were all, aud am now alone. He hud
missed him in the fight, and hunting over
the field had found him dead, Hnd lying
downto watch him till mrrning,had lallen
asleep. Whom we took up the body to
lay il with The others, he brought along
straw to make bed for il Ond for him.
sell. We gave him room in that long row
OF The dead. Nesting close to the corpse,
he lay down for his last nights slerp with
his brother.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16

0TExcellent surface indie.tons of oil
have been found to exist in many parts
of Ross county, particularly in the vicini-
ly Of Chiilcothe. Ohio, and lands are be-
ginning to look up in prices.
A Railway is to be built in Palestine.
1t will connect Jafla with Jerusalem,w III
be about forty miles long, and with har-
Dor .at Jaffa, will cost half million
pounds sterling.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16
0trThe Unitsd Serrice Maaa.in

0tTThe United Service Msgazine. in
an article on the Quarterm sster's De-
pariment, says that when, in May, Sher-
man started to open the campsign from
Chattanooga-"Sir," c said he TO the OUR
termps,er at Nashville IL shall move rom
Chsuanooga when the Lisutenani-G IA
eral orders me, ready or not ready, and II
you don't have the army supplied, and
keep il supplied, we'll eat yonr mules up,
sirp Aud William Tecu nseh no doubt
thoroughly meant il, but the Quariermns-
ter was up to time and saved the mules.
Pnrson Brawnlow snys he shall eontin
ue to edit the Knoxville WAig, and he
hopesihat no friend has formed 40 low a u
eptimate Of our abilities ss TO suppose for
moment that we can't govern one State
in rebellion and edit one newspaper al
the ssms time" ~ uaI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16
Card of Thanks.

Card Of Thanks.
My friends thank you for the kind.
ness and generosity of which have
again been mude the recipient.
The boys in particular have my thanks
for their untiriug effort in getting up
the "social" in my behalf. 1t certainly is
a gfea. pleasure TO know that an still
remembered even If II were not SO sub.
stantinlIy.
Feeling most unworthy of the Kindness
OF gcnurous public remain.
Yours Thankfully,