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aud i'a attendant tEnin Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE 4 CHARM than med cine. There - nuth-
ing "a tlla whole range al Maieria Medaca that can
ease.
fil account Of this wonderful plant mry be
iound ia The llth edit on OF the ". 3 pensaioryi
pages 1857 and laSs
A series 81 experiments IN which 1T. Bul ha,
heen years engaged, has lust feen brought 90
rurceeFiul terminaiion, and he h row enabled ID
offer to tiie public a combination oi GhDkON viii
other approved tonics, the whole presfrted 10 ths
isssi quhiuy 81 copper distilled Bouro0n Whisky
which be " conhdsrt has no equal IN The worst.
lie might furnish a volume of certificates, hUi th'
puhc have long since learned 90 estimate Htrl
thiuRs hy their true Vslne The latest plan 81 io
eserF one 90 test for himself tho yItues oi a noy
medicine
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02
Bo0K AND JOB PRINTING.

,D,ANERoN. wM. A Oo.-Book and Job Printers
I and pu fishers Of the Dai'y and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, betEeen Union and Dead
ericK streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02
ROOKSEILERs AND sTATIONERS
CARRIAGE pIAXUFACTURERs.

CINGLETON, r. bookseller, Publisher,
y siationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02

His inimitslae preparation OF sARsAPARILLA
has long ftood at the head Of the various com
pounds of tiiat valuable drug.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02

attained a reputation ns vide spread the CONT
neut Of North Amarica. But the crowning glory oi
lie remains 10 bo attained IN his discovery or
rather combination, for does not c'aifn 70 have
ieen fhs diacoreser OF ClDRON, VII ch is the basis
OF the BitteGs offered 10 The public. That hon
or belongs native iuhabliant' OF Central
America TO whom lis virtues have heen known Tor
more than two hundred years Armed with 4 the
p. Indiah hds iehance 10 the most deadly malaria1
and handle without fear, the most venonons ser
uanta. u is belief with them, that while there n
bro IN f TIE body tim oedrcn p5ent TO cuiel no
Tiatter whit Che disease may be.
Whle Or. Bull not preTa esi 10 endorse this e1.
travae prFtersiOn, hc ~ nevertheless eat shed
from thorough examination OF the evidence reia-
ting b virtues, that = remedy and preVenta-
for all disease Arising nom exposure. 9 thef
% the weather climate or 10 miisrnaiic intuen-
ccs, it stands
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02

uo- a,rs.td C,rsiSi.V. Gossrnor state ~ nlnail.
Hon. pavtf l. DaFis, ladge auPreuie coufi' y. s.
Hoe. Wn. g. BroEaies. oQsoruor q tennessee.
Rne. Gen Jsa. r, losElqE, A'l. iieu aiaia q Tea
uaaaee.
Hon ~ d. nr.en, Nashville.
Hon. Wm. Nzihsniei bazief, Sashuis.
Hoa. Jo. c. Guiid, NashFliia.
Hoa. 5ohn Hush 8sniih Nsahula.
P. ". Nsrsy. ~. NasAullo.
aeara. Nofns = sir,iioa, Nashxna
i4esrln- Ernas = o., Naahsas.
NImFoa FuFisT, columtla. Tsaa.
iaasis-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02
Proclamation Of Gov. sharkey.
ExECUuvE OFFIcE,
Jackson, Aug. 10. 1866.

Information having reached me thai
parties of bad men have banded to
gether in different parts of the State
for the purpose of r0bbing and plum
deTing, and for violating the law in va
riOus ways, and that outrages of Vari
Gus kinds are being perpetrated; and
the military authorities of the United
State being insufficient to protect the
people throughout the entire State, ]
do therefore call upon the people, and
especially on such IS are liable to per
form military duty, and are familiar
with military discipline, to organize vol
unteer companies in each county in
the State, if practical, at least one com.
pany of cavalry, and one of infantry
as speedily as possible, for the detec
tion of criminals, the prevention OF
crime and the preservation Of good
order. And | urge upon these compa-
MES when formed that they viii be Wig
liant in the discharge of their duties.
These companies viii be organized un-
der the law in relation 10 volunteer
companies as contained in the Revised
Code, and the amendment thereto,
passed on the 10th of Feb
ruary, 1860, except that rs soon
as the proper number shall volunteer.
the election for officers may take place
Immediately and without further order,
and commissions will de issued as soon
as returns are received, and the cleo
ton may be held by any Justice of the
Peace I most earnestly call upon the
young men Of the State, who have so
distinguished themselves for gallantry,
to respond promptly to this call, which
is made in behalf Of suffering people
1t will be the duty, as nope it will
be the pleasure, of the companies to
pursue and apprehend all offenders
against law, and by vigilance, to pre-
vent crime, aid the civil authorities
and to contribute all in their power to
the restoration of good order in the
community. Arms win be procured if
possible for such as may not have them,
but would advise an immediate or
ganization with such arms as can be
procured.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the State affixed.
W. L. SHARKEY,
Prov. Gov of Mississippi.
By the Governor:
JoHN H. ECHoLs, Sec'y of State
The foregoing proclamation has been
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUMCIPAL ELECTlOy.
NInyorauy.


We are auihorzed % announce JOHN HUGH
SMITH a. q tasndiists ibf the ofIiee ~ Nagor 0i
Nashville, 81 the coming sevtion-lAst ssinriay IN
September neNt
We are authorised 10 aanounce Capt WILLIAM
DRIVER a. "a Candd2io Cor The ofre 81 NaYur OF
Nashville, 81 the cotning electicu -l-t sarlrlsg In
september neXL U2 thc'
We are anthoused 70 ansouuse EBRAA NlYERs
as = candidate ior Mayos 81 The ea-uiag election.
yaAtde
The friends of d. n. DICKEY. request ne 20
nnounee him A. q cmdidale ior Mayor, a. The
election 90 the last saturtay ia scpteniner
Iy9
We are authoiizsd TO sunouncs " MATT
BROWN ~ a candidate tor Msyor. as lle cusuing
Municipal Election. WA
We are an no izp a 10 announce Wv $. CHEAT
Ham a. = candidate ior Mayor a. the aPproaehing
election. apgi'tie
We arc anthoHaei 10 snnolnce nr. P.s WOOD
WARD a. a rsnids,te fss Mayer, his accepiaacc
% a csli hsung ieen Pud shed angi-tie
we are adtl6ussd % asnounce Capt JOHN 8
hA4HlELl. a. a eaudidHir tGr Mayof ai sle cnsu-
Ink Munlcipai ciccuon. sitt,'ie
80 |..
For Aldermen.
We are authorized G, announce Ia. q. RUssFtL
as a csnd date for Alder nan IA tna fnirt Ward.
kiecuou iast saturday 10 september. ailt.-id
We are auihorzsd to snnounca GEORGE 3.
KINNkY ss a canjdsts ior Alderman, n ihe
5e 0nd Ward. y s-td
We are aulh1uzed % announce JAMES SLOAN
a. a candidate Tor AldermsE M the fhird Ward. u
the uext election. Jyll-at
We are au'rcrled % announce ROBERT
TnOMP1ON a. n candidsfe iIF Alierntsu IN the
Ea.. fn rIsHH
Aug sth-tle.
Wa are authorised 10 announce, ior Tia
Finh Marl
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DROdPr ATTENTION GfVEN 10 TuE pCE-
II chase rad ssc Of Fiour, 6'alu. fur. Fi.eu O.
Tart. Hemp, WHISKY, drass acoj, anaa s.ua" , 9
hoduce.
% unitrs aoinrlfd. llUrr.Ii.
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For Aldermen.
FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. CHEATHAM.
FOR COUNCILM N,
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. II. KENDRICK.
iv2g.dtd.

We are aGihorized 70 announce e. candidate ior
Counclnan in the Fiah Ward
j.. j. KAUFMAN.
We are aaihOraed % anuculce j. E RUST as q
candidate for Councilman Rom tho seventh WNd.
aur2td6
We are auihcrzed 10 announce D. r GOOD
LEr a. a candidate Tor CouuCimau q repfcsout
the sih Ward IN the Muncip8l election
Woare authorized % announee CH tRLE3 ROB.
EEISUN a. q candidate for C8unciiman from tho
First Ward Election Lass Saturday IN september
We are authorised to announce JAA NJ HkIEN
Esd, a. acandidatc for Councilman lf1fn the third
ward. El ctfon last saturisy iu September.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02
coal AND WOOD.

II NIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers in Cumterianl
n and iittsburg CSal Wood sswed snd spllt d
stove lengths. Once 40 Church street fai1 oi
Rolng Mil aHl, south Of Broad. AL orders ii.led
promptly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02

ms unitsd sia'es NLtss
/. ,..,t.5, let AZ eoods aEsd ~ @aHeph hiah
!, ,rruslra NJ "a = wit q uossisiai cilias y -
5irs-tsa from the CiTcmt 1oefl o tle -
tl,,ss ~ tie Nildie p.siFict a tsslleast u
cause. vii sell at Puoie Aucaen 20 ~ y 4 -
fssI ~, ,..sh on tl,e 1aih dsy 81 SeIernt = -
S,i- -, l,.,srs Sf 70 sud lf o'ciock, An - ~.
80 h5rsc of wa Lucas 8 Co 10 es,.t. e =
fsessss-r rouufy. Team, the 0ccds niee,
ehoge eoadennsd by said CuliEt a. iofe - ,,-,
~ s,sI- - - II n fsl.ksCOCk,
snSSs-i Nslshsl Ald, DIV Isan'
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]. M. SHARPE'S
Select Academy for Young Ladies
EDgEFITLp FENlLE IySTTTUTR.

T oCATEn Teo MIes from Nashville. Tezn
II Limited 70 tHeuiy-lTe day and twenty-five
BOARDING Pupiis. TeTFn-- Board 500 per sessiOa
a. - a qFs. Tuiiioa IS. Muse, Frsech, inv
a. eic extra CaA folsiiusig ror.iroi aiu.lncs
Parenfs Nplili % Neh 70 enter peTals inGsediate-
y Aai'ess " - saAiSs, Ss-ssl7le t5''.'i e., e.;
80 sessions cQmuonce afsi Moaday tlth sayl
sr septenber, and stn Hosday t22d day of jam
~ fssa iyEi2 IN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02

His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become o household word through
out tho West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
in less than year after their introduction,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02
Without a Rival.

And iufty deserves She reputation it has 20 long
erioycd iu Central America rnd the West lnuios.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02
DURYEA'S MAIZRNA

That received a medal and honorable mention from
fbe ROYAL Commissioner, the Compenton OF an
,,r,,,,ipent manufactures Of "corn Starch ana
IPrepare.l Com Flour Of tins and other countries
tfR,atsuHfur.
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ATToRNEYs Az law.
RaNKFRS AND BROKERS.

Money, Exchange, Nolnl ani tloFeIhIneul 5to4II.
sold on Commission Collections promptly at
tended TO.
A. e. SASroRp. Prss't. JAS. G. oGDEN .Cash'r
MI CoiIsga s5raet. bilys and sells Gold. Utcur-
Trl,- Money. Government Securities and Vouchers
CClleuuous attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on c, minsslon.
c, ECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
y ~ Iherry street. desls in Exchange, GoNvu-
ment securities and Con Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LunsUEs, Cashier
y1,HIRD NATIONAL, BANK OF NASHVILLE
1 Ieals m Exchange; Governments Securities
and Coin Collections promptly APPENDED 70.
Gold Stocks and Bonds ID ON Commission.
W. ". BERRY, President EDdAE JONES' Ca hier'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Why More Men are Needed,
The Now York Post saws:

The question at issue now IL nothing
less than this: Shall the war be closed
in another campaign, or, shall we permit
ii to DRAG on for another year, or, perhaps,
two or three ycnrsl II the country comes
to the help Of the armies in tho field,
Lees army can he destroyed within sixty
days; md in that case the rebels will not
have a single formidable army east of the
himself s'N mouths longer another army
can be raised by the rebels in the South
TO give Us trouble, and to faco us even il
Lee were destroyed, 1t is of the most
vital importance, therefore, that cur or.
mics shall be strengthened, at once, MS
10 gain this required success over Ice
before any other rebel force can be er-
{, ,c;ually organized and Put into the tiJld.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
pUBLIsERs PRICES.

pelow we give the list Of pric'' odop,
edlby the Ohio Publishers Convention
which assembled in Columbus las
woek:
The committee TN advertising I'd
mit,cd report which was adopted fixing
the rates for all kinds OF legal advertising
as follOws;
For legal advertising, no pbper 'hal
charge less than one dollar per square
for The first insertion. and lilty cents P1'
squire for each subsequent insertion.
The committee added rccommcnda
ii m that in all cases where revenue taxc'
are demanded, the amyunt b. added to
the bills rendered.
The following resolution rcgulitlup
the price OF subscriptions was ntop,cd.
Rssolped, That we, The publishers Of
the weekly paper, Of Ohio, sgrcc tc
adopt two dollars and fly cents in al
vance, as the subscription price per an
nun for each copy Of our said paper
from aud ufte- tho date Of tho adoption
Of this resolution.
The Committee on Job WORK, rcpcrl
I'd a scale ofpriccs, which was adopted,
as follows.
Hand bills and posters-Eghth sheets,
30 to 80 copies 90 do. 100 copies, 81.
and for each additional 100 copies, 81 30.
Qnartcr sheet, 30 To 90 1opioa, 50; do.
100 copies, $3.50; and ror each addition.
al 100 copies, 81. Half sheet, 80 copies,
81; 100 copies, 50. Full sheet, 80 copies,
50; d.. 100 copies, Sl2; Double sheet,
90 cop'cs, SIS; do. 100 copies, s2i.
Ci,culars-One side Commercial note,
81, besides price Of pnpcri each addition
al 100, 81, besides price of paper. Full
,bec, Commercial note, 100, printed on
two pages, or half sheets on botS sidcs,
$3.50; each additional 100, 81, besides
price Of paper.
BALL Tckcls--5o, with popc-, 80, 100
do. si.
Funeral NJtiecs--2jo, with paper
Sc 100.
Cards China, busincsss, 1000, 81;
cnnmrllcd, business, $3.50; milk, dray
hack, concert &C., tickets in the same
pr potion.
Bill and Lcettr llcads-First 100 ST..
90, exclusive Of price Of paper; each I'D.
diiional To- Sl,O0.
Pforammcs--I6;h sheet, 700, SO;
1000. $40.
Blanks FOR County oficcrs, c.,--Pcr
quire g., with pap r.
Book work. Pamphlets, composition,
81 per 1000 ems; pross work, 81 per
token, with price of paper, and 90 per
ct. odlcd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Facts for the Thinking.

We ate told in Holy Writ that the way
OF fool is righ, in cur own eyes; but he
ihat hcurkeneth unto counsel is wise.
This is no less trur now than in the days
of the patriarchs, for we havo foolish
people IN great numbers who have not
even the doubtful! virtuc of acting mean
in their own bencft but think Of " inning
thS smiles of Svulhcrn A,is,ocracy 10y
netting meanly IN ia behalf, They talk
OF negroes as chpttlcs ard If slavery as
divine. They sny secession is the ,n'
spring Of Nutislavcry talk, the war is the
sequence Of Abolition cEcroachmcnts.
Even after the ho- 5 hnvl eaten the corn
aud the hggcrs have eaten the hogs, ar-
ter war has been wOg'd TO porpctralc the
right Of slavery in vain, after the rebel
government hiss taken the corn, the hogs,
the negroes and the owners OF negroes TO
carry on rebcllion--alcr all this there
are crookers who talk Of comprumis in
ord, e to sayo The wreck Of slavery and
patch up the tut,ered garments Of its I'd
yUchtcs.
In i79o the consus tiblcs revealed the
feet that Kentucky held population of
some 1900. Ohio Of about equal area,
hld no population at that time. What
w4r il but the fertile soil, the mild oli.I
mate, and 9th great natural advantages
ot X n,ucky tha, attracted thilhcr $4,000
peopl,--whio Ohio remained wilder.
ness. In 1900, ten years later, kcutmky /
had swollen in population 10 $4,000,
while Ohio seaehed but $4,000. How
stands tho account sixty years laleri In
1860, Ohio presents n population OF ls5.
600 greater than Kentucky! Though
Ohio had not only overlaken Kentucky
in point Of population Int exceeded her
by $4,000 in sixty years growth, tho lree
State earned per CGPiid Sl4 90 more
than the slave State. This great differ
cnce Ia growth aud in the earnings per
head eon be attributed TO those few lines
In the ordinance Of 1857, which dcdieat-
ed Ohio to freedom. and those statutes
which have fostered slavery upon Ken.
tucky. II we group all the slu Je States
,ogeth,r ON the one hand, aud the free
States on the other, we are presented
with still more astonishing results. The
earning ger CGPftd in The free States ex
ee,ds those Of the slave States eighty
rins dollars in single year. This is
the amosnt lost cpon each man, woman
aad child in The tla,S ) atef, black, white,
bJnd or free. Multiply ten millions Of
population by ssy 90 per head aud we
have the enormous loss 10 the slave
States, in ono year. OF $3.50 600 600!
Ths "a the vast sum paid by tho nation
eseh year TO sustain slavery, aud rerre'
sen.s the amount which may be rs covered
ii in e'labor, free schools, aud free speech
arc triumphant In this war.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

How ARTErAs WARD REoEeASrzEDI
Hrs WIFE.-Artcmas Ward, in n recent
letter, thus gives his idea Of reoTganiza-
tion:
Iineter attempted TO reorganiEe nv
wile hut once. shall never attempt II
again. I'D bin to public dinner, ana
l5sd allowed myself to be betrayed int,
drinkin' several peoples hcalths; ana
Wishing TO make 'cm as robust as pos.
siblc. I continued drinking their heals
un,il nv own became effected. Conse-
tonse Vas, presented myself at Betsey's
beJ.ide late st mite with considerable
ticker concealed about my person.
had somehow got perseshun OF hoss.
whinon my way home, and rememberin'
some cranky obscryashun Of Mrs.
Ward's in The morning, ! snapt the
wbio pu,ty lively, and in very loud
vnice said, Betsey, you need rcorganz
'inl have come, Botsey, continued
crackin' the whip over the bed--I have
come to rcorganize you!
drrmed that mite that sumbody had
laid hosswhip over Inc sev'Il cprcskoo.
tive times: and when I woke up found
she had haint drunk much Of onythin'
since; and If I ever have another reOrgan.
izin' Job on hand shall let it cut.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Gnnornls in Ohief Of the ArmY.

The Army and Navy Journal gives the
lis, of officers who have held the position
of General in Chief Of the Army Of the
United States as follows:
Br,yct Brig, Gen. Josiah Harmcr, from
Sept. 1888. TO March, l70l.
Mi, Gen. Arthur ST. Clair, from
March, 1891, to March, l792-
Mai. Gen, Anthony Wayne, from
March l792, to Dee. 1896,
Brig. Gen. James Wilkinson, from
Dec. 1906, to July, 1873.
Lieut., Gen. George Washington, from
jay, l7aS, to Dee, 1899.
Msi. Gen. James Whknson (agRin0
from June, 1900, to Jan, lSl2.
Mai, Gen. Hencry Dearborn, Jan. 1914
to June, 1918.
NJ /, Gen. Jacob Brown, from June,
1915 to Feb. 1928,
Maj. Gen. Alexander Macomh, from
NAV, ls2S, to June, lSll,
Brevet Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Sso,t,
from June, lS4l, to Nov, !, 1854.
Msj. Gen. George b. Mcclellan, from
Nov. /, 1861. TO july %, 1862.
Mnj, Gen. Henry w, lialleck, irom
July, 2S, 1869, To Mar,h II, 1864.
Lieut., Gen. U. S, Grant, from March
~, 1854,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
How to Make Pencil Writing In
dehhle,

A correspondent of an agricultural pa.
per gives the following Information, which
ma be OF service to some of our readers:
A great many valuable letters and
other writings Src written with pencil.
This is particularly lie case with the let
tcrs cur brave soldiers send home from
the army, The following simple process
will make lead pencil writing or drawing
as ndel,Gie as If done with lux. Lpy the
writing in shallow dish and pour skim.
med milk uDon It. ANY spot not wet at
first may hayc the mix placed upon il
lightly with a feather, When the paper
is wet all owe, with milk, drain of, and
wipe on with feather the drops which
clllcot on the lover edge. Dry il careful.
ly, and it will be found to be perfectly
iudclblc. Il cannot bc removed even
with India rubber. II is an old receipt
aud good one.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Gen, Buffers Farewell Address.
lIgADQUAErERs, DErAITMENr orr
VIRGINIA AND NORM CAROLINA,
ARMY or rnr JAMES, Jan. 8, lS6j.>

Z
ARMY OF TnE JAMES, Jan. 8, lS6j.)
SoLpEbs OF THE Army OF the JAMES
Your COMMANDER. relieved by the order OF
the President, takes leave of yuu. Your
conduct in the field has cNtortrd praises
from the unwilling. You have endured
the prvalions Of the camp and the march
without murmur. You have never failed
n attack when ordered You have stormcd
and carried wo'ks doCmcd imprcgnublc by
the enemy. You hav, shown the position
to b, - by holding them against his fer.
ctst assaults In the attempt TO rc,ukc
them. Those skilled i1 war have
mlrv'ed at tho Obstacles overcome by
ycur v,lor. Your linn of works has excl.
ted thn wonder Of officers OF other nations,
who have come 10 learn defensive war.
fare from the monuments of your skilled
labor. lonr deeds have rendered your
name iIlustrious. In amer times your
Generals product memory will be to say
with YOU, 81, too, was Of the Army Of
the James" To share such companion.
ship is pleasure to participate in such
nets is honor; to have command such an
army Is glory. No one could yield il
without regret. Knowing your willing
obedience to orders. witnessing your
ready devotion of your blood 10 your coun.
lry's cause, have been chary of the
precious charge coniilod to me, | have
refused 10 order the useless sacr'ite of
the lives OF such soldcrs,1 amrt licvcd
from your command. The wasted blood
of my IN does not stain my garments.
For my action | am responsible to God
and my cuuty. /
To TIM CoioREp TEtors OF ruE hRMy I
or ruE JAMRs.--ln this army you have
been treated MT as laburrss, but rs sol
dcrs. You have shown yourselves
worthy Of the uniform you wear. Tho
best officers OF the Union seek to com.
mhnd you. Your bravery las won the
admiration of those who would be your
masters. Your patriotism, fidelity aud
courage have illustrated She best qualities
of manhood, With the hayonet you have
unlocked the iron barred gates Of pre-.
iudicc, opening new fields Of freedom,
liberty aud equality ofright TO yourselves
and sour race forever,
CoMRApEs OF THE ARMY uF THE JAMES
Il bid you lartwell--tarcwcll.
BENZ. +, BUTLER, Maj, General,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
Seneca County Bank,

The annual report OF the State Treas
uscr shows that the amount Of circuat.
ing notes Of the Seneca County Bank,
inc ludiUg tle certificates of the Recover,
redeemed up 10 the 18Th of November
last, WAS S50,T66 80, Tor which there
has been paid the sum Of S4s,05l I6,
leayin au un, xpendcd balance OF the op-
preparation of l6,9ls 81 The time
allowed in which The remainder OF these
notes can be redeemed, is until the lst
Of July, 1868.
The report also states that the various
stocSs deposited with the Treasurer, as
security for the circulation of the Free
and | lldependeut Doiks, have decreased,
in amount, during the year 1865, from
Sl,706,330 ~ u Sl6ll 55T -, and that
there will be n further decrease curing
the presen, year, as many Of those iusti-
tuionS are taking steps 10 become Ma
tional Baues.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19
1, "a 8 YEARS SUBSTITUTES,

Military Committees Of Wards and Town.
ships wishing to fill their quotas will do well
to call on me soon, az my arrangements are
such as to enable me to hll the same on short
notice and at reasonable rates.
Having served in the Army for more than
three wears asa Line and Field officer en-.
ablvd me to prosecute with dispatch all Kinds
Of claims against the Government, PENSIONS,
BnusTns and BACK PAY procured. CORES.
poudence with the various Departments nj
Washington and Columbus attended to. Per-
sons improperly enrolled on account Of Aee,
Alienage De, by calling on Inc can have
their papers made out and their names strick
en- from the enrolment list without visiting
the Provost. Mnrshal's office.
I have again resumed the practice Of Law
All legal business PROMPTLY attendnd to. OF
fce in Hedges Block, Tiliin, Chic
Jan. 10, lS65-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-19

will sell my Business Block. situated on
Market Street, opposite the Court House.
Iiiin, Ohio This property is in the busi.
meas center Of the city, always commands a
good rent from prompt paying tenants, aud,
upon the investment, yields better interest
thau any other property in the city
q. + SENEY,
ofise over Tomb, Huss y Co.'s Bank,
December 20 iw,