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OF The M,mphi. Bulletin says JtFF.
Tn NPs was AZ list aschunts at Har.
risbury, Jn the ST. Fr,ncis river, ArkSn.
sa~, " ih uu'y right men LEFT . his | tc
cimmauj, all hut those having desert d
since learning Of LESS surrender. nd
gone humr. Jo. SHSLBY's fdrcl Is a,sn
wasting away, and at tnis tune he has
not men rnouy ID under his command ~
form body guard. HIS t. followers
are scattered niong the Missouri line
waiting a. G. HON but lcorug To do 81
La he ou hOrit,rs stoG!i punish them,
A f'w ol his men are .i NJ ram IN ihs
Llngu lr Ry r, uud'E Captain, c aud
ASHLEY AMI a." Gnx.uus to return 10
tnrir nim'sin Missouri There is ~,
az organ force OF tiny rebels in oil u
North rn aud Eastern Arkansas.
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GTHon. A. G. THURMAN, of Columbus
is named In connection with the Demo.
cratic nomination fo- Governor. Trot
out your fastest gs, gentlemen! None
Of them can come to iimei
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or Over in Findlay the people think
30 much about Petroleum that they imag
inc the water is impregnatcd with oil,
aud consequently substitute whisky as a
beverage. Great people over there.
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HrThe editor Of the Piqua DeHoefa'
,u,s on airs because they have Hoop
Skirt manufa ctory in his town, All right
-Bo. Tifau beats you all hollow in filling.
ordersl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

OF The auxiliary sn,i-slavery socie.
ties are generally disirclinsd to follow
the sdvice Of Mr. GARRISON 10 disband
the national society at the next annual
meeting WENDELL PWLiIFs opposes
the dsbandment.
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OF II is sad that FERNANDO Woop,
on receiving in London the news of the
recent victories, decided 10 postpone his
yisi, to Egyp, and the holy Land, aud TO
return holne, to tako q haud in the re.
construction of pattics.
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The News in Germany--ImmGdiate
Advance in the Value of Ameri-

can Bonds.
From the London Times Getty article),
April %.
The adyicss from Frankfort mention
that Just before the receipt Of the news
from Richmond, American Bonds weIe
very dull at 62, or five per cent. below
New York prices, whence they Instantly
went to 651S, ard subsequently, TO 60.
The Transactions were extremely heavy,
aud there the buyers even on London,
Brussels and Berlin account. The lead
ing capitalists have ovailed themselves #
The opportunity to sell large sums, but
small Investors and spcculators, with less
knowledge, have tuken them up. Monf y
continues bu,,dant in Franfort. Austrian
stocks are firm, aud those payable in cur.
reney have improved, as the exchange on
Vienna has riseu 10 1881 being, at the
presen rate Of silver, only six per cent.
below par. Still there is not much doing
lin them. as the dealers on the Bourse are
Iabserbed in American transactions.
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IIIUBBeIiS GOLDEN BlrTERs. A purslvvsg-
III etable tonir, inyigoratng and strengthening
for,,as, tho system against the sSilsnse" oiun
wholsioms water.
w'll care Dyspsp.is.
win anrs Woaknsst
willouIe General Debility.
WilleuTs Heartburn.
willoufs Headache.
W'llauIs Liver Compliant,
Willezoits and create q hsaithv aprsiiie.
win ihvieofsis the orgsns Of dissaioa snd mod.
sra,sly increase the ten psrrurs Of the body andth
force Of the eueulA,ion, ungin fact as general
eouoborant Of he system, containing no poisoaous
drugs, aadh
The BEsTToNlC birrERs inths WORLD.
A faitualis earnestly solicited,
GEO. q. HuBBEL a co.. PropfStoi', Hudson.
Nss York. Central Depot American Express Bald.
"a, SIS hudson street. New York.
eY- 1Aleby Dusgiss. Greesrs,ke
sv- For sale In THIN by DUBOIS 4 CO., and J..
Y, MARoUARDr.
Oct. 20, 1854.
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MALL Rr.rtbel sccrc,ary Of tho \

MALL ny, rebel Secretary Of the N IVY,
who surrcud red at 'nsncols. has 'cn
one uf the vilc-t aud most vulcut traitors
10 the whole Sour. H. cOmmrncrd NJ
the b gning, aud continued to play the
rebel up 10 the last act. Immediately
proceed ng the sccrs'iun uf Florida,
NJ ,lnry wrote To Floyd, S crctary Of
War unter Bu,hanan, to have Cdptnin
e. " GrnrraO BannGn removed from
command al Fo'I Taylor, aud Whitng
put his pl,c'. This was overlook d
b F.uSd, aud Cen. Branuau remained.
Wnrn the rebel a g was raised OPPOSITE
tie F,ri, q u. BrSnnan sent word thai
but one q ~ uld q ai within rango of
his guns, and the s cessiun emblrm w,s
promptly taken down. Mallory was not
mistaken IN Grn. Brennan. Neither
wac he in Whiting. The former has
f,ught gallantly In the Uninn ranks
ihruugh the war. The latter entered
the re- cI servic aud was morally wuun :
ed al Fori Fshcr. We guess Mal Ory
wall not b. parduncd.
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u We are under obligations to 1t. J. S.
'McCLklLAsD for a copy Of the Daily
(Rsieish, N. c Progress" Of April 18Th.
I.is half sheet,on dinsy paper. but is all
right for the Union.
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Religious Notices.

kellgious Nouoes,
The Rev. Mr.. GROUSE will preach at
tbs Protestant Methodist Church in
Tiffn, next Sunday Evening, May l4th.
Professor ALrESBAuGH will preach in
the Methodist Protestant Church on next
Sabbath, May l4lh. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
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Jiffia afeeklp Jtibaae.
local & MISCELLANEoUs.
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1865.

0eTHohey Greek was on a regular
d, bum" last Sunday and Monday, caused BY
previous hard rains.
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DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.

Venetian Horse Liniment.
In pint ,otrles at FIFTY CENT?, cures lamsnsu,
iuis, gals, soiie. se. Head the foll'winE
BosToS, July 7, 1869.
Or TosIlsi We have used for he past year. your
norss Linimsnt for ismspsss. kicks, bruises, collie.
,nd cots, and In every instance found 1t the best
,ttiols ever trso in this eireas company. Please
.shd .I dozen, a. itis tho only linimsnt now.
W. have I0s horses, some seIy valuable, Had ws do
rot want TO leave town without IL.
HYATT FROST.
Manager vanAmbursh x Co.'S MshsesHs.
soId by all drugg. .ts. ohes. .se CoEtisndt g.. "
Nav ~, 1864 31mt
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The Concert Of the "Arions."

The Concert of the "Arions' lnst Satur
day evening was as well attended as could
be expected by a troupe making their first
tour The gentlemen composing the troupe
are fine singers and excellent musicians
in fact understand music in its various
BRANCHES perfectly Their intonations
we're soft aud harmonious, and were duly
appreciated by the audience. Their articu
lation however, dii not sound clear aud
distinct, which lie in part owing to the large
sixe Of the Hall. Admitting that 10 be true.
We think there was another lault There
was not, ia our opinion, enough lie aud
animation displayed in order TO inspiie an
audience, no difference how appreciative
that audience may be. These faults are
frankly expressed by us in the kindlirst
feelings toward the "Arions." and hope
they will take no oifruce.
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Capt. II. A. Tsggnrt.

The above gen;lcmin, OF the l0lst Regi
ment, we are pleased to cay, has returned
and sound. Hise1perience in the South has
been a severe one. lie was captured at
Franklin, taken to Andersonville where he
was kept several months, and from there re
moved to vicksburg. He was on the Il il.iated
Sultans at the time Of her explosion, and
was in the water some four OF FIVE hours be
fore he was rescued hi. numerous friends
Age glad to see him at horhs
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, or The eolored troops in Virgins arc
ordereS 10 be concentrated and placed ia
the "sanP Of instruction" 1t City Poin.
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Nsw n.r.s. Jun. as.A. ,en.


MrssR SO. cLAsk a Ce.--GsErIEa.s;-Id~ Do
sire TO make kno~nths almost fn.tanta sot snsst
of'Coss byspspsd Curs, !" IN aasrs OF aholera ns,.
nus. had been tor t~enty.four hotTs rug ny A,
the stomach and bowels, every fftsea rin1tst I
went into youT drug store 10 ,foears some bssndy,
had always heen told that u was coed Temed, for
Dysentey. Ny psilid face aud my vsAkns.. Al.
enes atlraetsd The ate nton nfths el,rh IN ehs,1s
snd he asked me At once "whnt 10 the n,s.t9e7V
,-pliedi ~ hsvs been for twenty hour. vorai,,
ing and nurgirg. sad am unable 10 md q, e,sh
from wsaknsIs, and this deadly sleknsss AZ ~,
stomach somFl lsisy , ptosiratss me. lie psodsss1 q
b ttls ofCoeH Dys psiA Cure, .ayiaE tsls sisrs,
swallow OF that It 10 now iiesleski ,shs sas,A<I
From the msmsnt took tb., dose ofthe msdisir =.
my sickness At the stomach gsns-- 4. effect 49,
irstsntSnsous. In ar hour sEi py dinnss With a.
good relish a. ever Hungry man ysneos, tssI ~aa
veil cleared ant Of food, AAd followed ky tsa.
,pooainl OF euTs. have not suHsrsa q paf.ieie .,
ineonvsnienes since l took the rsmsdy, -
is ASTON Was 40 wonderful and so ~ M sta thas
could hardi believe the esideRcss Of my o~astr,ss
and s.irs TO prbleiy make known ths.s fsets thst
the whole world may avail themselves 81 sis ss<
Like bread, u .hoS ~ and pises In s.<ry assS
ouSs, and believe that should 70 aSay ftons
oms without bottle OF 10 hit psekst, 81 shfrs it
could be quieky made available. GEO. L. lKlKe
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The show.

The circus, with its usual immense
soncomitants, came to town on Tuesday.
Jewelry peddlers, the dice throwers. the
practical jokers, and -. N" were all in
clover on TUESDAY. They picked up ull
OF the loose change lying around in
mems vest pockets, who did not miss
their dimes until they begin TO think
about the fodlishness Of all SNOWY things.
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Farm for Sale.

One Mile East Of Fostoria, Containing
| Go aeers, 100 improved, two bearing ar
Oh ards, shd one commencing TO bear, land ol
the best quality. D,,uprt
March 8, ls65-6m
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IMPORTANT Torpayylrps

while lourneyins on the cars, my ,tonteh ha
came 5sdly defangsd, rsusihr esers pain N ny
head Had " bsen on the water II wonil nave Doe
called ssa.siukben. A lady siitihE bl ME, kaowi.x
ny eohdii"n. reached oat = hottie ssyint..ials &
ssaliow." l did So, and in less than ave mi mute
my trouble wa ended. The msdieins sAs "Co, y
Dyspepsia Care" snd from the effect IA had upep
the Stomach, aid what have isnnsaofit sites. /
think IL must be m exesllsni remedy tr sea siek
Hess and Dyspspsn. MRf. SAMUEL fifLU
Madison, JBA, 90th, 1864
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Thoss who know ny conriiutinn, what nv con.
diiion has been forths last thirty years. will believe
With ore that medicine which VIII reach my case
viii reach almostany one. Goes Dy.pepsia Cure hss
enabled me TO eat anything please, and u vsrr sci.
dom now have TO use the medicine. 7: I:reiisssd ne
In m instant when was IN great pain. Ny whsis
syiism IL bsing sirsngthensd byis use.
ANN L. bAGGoT
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ONE OF TEE rwENrY.rlrrH.

VkW hANkFllpne lttf.lk a
Ma .Uox-eiRi nAsirg bsss feuslsd with q, :
byspspsia for some eight or " slss nensl - bps
tsken the usual kinds Of msdeinst which have eoas
me M good. ! ssw youf sdvsnilenspt of. a. nsei,
eies tOeurs the Dy,Psp.is have iTisd itspd foapl1
to be the medicine. fhs 6rsi ~ dIers (ue 7th
Juns,) that Itotk relieved me IN she niruts.,
have taken II three of fonr Il riss. bat hrss had
diIiressing feeling In NY 81 mach sipfs tsiirS h
6at IS d opsi shessthsr before, essid Pet- sss =
meal, and sonsunss no gefs thAa thf~s 81 fsst
Rs.pssaalis. ~. wooDzUrf.
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Gene and See Us.
We ADOPT the following invitation 10
our friends TO "drop in"
Our tsble is a brosd one. Come In
and ace us. We can write while one
man is singing, another whistling, and
another dsnciug and shouting halielujab.
Pay us visit. Require a little elbow
room on the table--csn't ego Il" il ell.
bow room is little erSmped. When
you come, lie on the table, particularly
IL you have the ague aud fever. We are
never busy--have plenty Of time to talk
aud say original things on ths weather.
Drop in. When we are blessed with
your acceptable presence. turn over the
exchanges aud put the Oldest ones at the
top Of the pile. Borrow the shears and
put the paste brush in the ink bottle.
Tell the last joke and sing the newest
version OF John Brown. Swear like a
rebel and fud out the latest news by
telegraph. [Plsy with the dog--th,''s
originall And so on, You know the rest
b. all means come aud sec US. Re.
member that it is the highth Of poltencss
to be just rs agreeable as possibe--and
drop in. We will always give up our
cushioned chair to any one, and we will
set on the spittoon. That is expected.
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Dick Taylor Surrenders.

The government has received in.elli-
gence of the surrender Of the rcb,l Gen.
eral Dick Taylor and his army to Gen
eral Candy. The same terms were
given to Taylor as to Lee and johnston,
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Ma Cos The bo'ie ofcos's Dy,pseda Care yeo
gave me ha. baeksd b. your statement eSaesralns
". have only used Aaf botila, snd can at pips
apple, ,hou oals ofaaYthing else. without r.1hie
IL acts like charm. The relief a sforas u inslss
ianscus JANE A. LUWREY
New Haven, June ie,h .iset.
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, he TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

Sandusky, DaytOnS Cincinnati X. 81.
IN and after MONDAY, Dee. S, 1884 tram,
Willran as folloWIi
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Av0Ies flOy HOW'D Thtou.h spr cin lr,r.r..

Noics Hop Home Thronsb IL out City rtnsu
NEw HAyts, Conn, June m, feCS
MrssRs EpiroRs'-Ailow me, thtoprh yonfsoI.
unn., to aeknowls,Er nv gfAtiipds for th. h.a,6
have fscsiN'd from TIE use Of Coss J1psp,ia Cp,.
Although was great sufferer from Ulsp.p.ft th,
hf, doss gave iEitani rehef sad one o1ncs hai sn,
bled me est ANYTHING tplsats. witheut 'psin 4
hay. new stopped uslpe the msdieins as 90 iase,
nssdit PALMlRA IYMAR
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Testimonials.

From the PsIOiof,h Methodist 4. cbereh, Mssi..
son, Conn.
Ihuve utsaCosh dyspepsia cure 10 my family ana
san willingly testify TO Us value NJ q msdiaiss
= HENRY GlLMAND, Pastor NJ IL. .Css,sh.
Madison, Coma, Jane Doth, 1891.
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MApitos, ,Conu, Jsns aoth, 1854.
From tho benefit derived BY the use OF Ces's Dys.
psPiia Cure in family, am prepared 10 sAy that
nsvsI Intend TO be without n and aavite All Who
are afflicted with DysPsIsia Try u.
PHiLANDEE LEWIS,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK.
~ NESS, Etc.
tan be oursd by Que Who has TsAlIy cured hiassii
and hundrsd. Of o,heH, Aad will tell yoa ao,hnE
bat the truth, Address. with stamp,
EDWARD u. TRAyER,
Aue25-ty Lock Boz, Boston, Mass.
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Suecial Notices.

'I'o rnE NEHyovs. DEBItrrATED AND pE'FoSDEST
L oT boTu SExEs.
4 great sufferer having been restored to hsahh In
r'Si,s. Ate' many yeSu OF misery, is ~illihg to
assist hi. suffering fellow creatures by sending
trfsel, on the receipt Of postpaid addressed en-.
yelops, a copy orths rosHuLI OF cure employed.
Direct to JOHN NJ, DAGNALL,
Bo1 iHs Post Once, Brooklyn. New York.
January 5, leeS.
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FOE THE SATI~rsi',
GOES DYSPEPSIA GRgI
Tho Worlds Great nsmsay
sSoS
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION
DISEASES
OF Tntl
sTOMACa AND wELsi
Prepared BY the Ptopfe,ots Of Goes
Cough Balssm."

DYsPEFftAai act ohlJ the ur. fsr,rsha,f
IL dss,h bot ts yuisp srsen Oi nttsfs' u hfs. "
has well b.sa called 10. Nsucn's seoefss fes ness
p.t,on. both old Esd yosaF, ssd tea ale, srfet
hoo, ftI tsvsfs,, thaa tren Ill ether sih sais
bined. II robs the whos system ofif. .ittf satsn'
stev. Gvss wsarlrf, End total trt.gnsiton thsss
snss sfSus sed active renders IRE aereeh f'ssst.
leu TO cissa th. fccJ. srd hssior ", susr tsnts.
heddachs, Hedrtbsrr, Ccasiifdifon.
Noassa al Stomach, and Geferet
D,b,l,fv of the ,rbole syffsy,.
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ysud.cribs for ,be Tim Weekly
7 sHusE, S2-5o payable in ADVANCE.
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will ao,,nd eszrst exist " here the cure "a aiss.
remoVesths Diseass BY removingthr epu,,, not .
Alcoholic Buffers which cover ~ your bsd te.itass
foTAfsw nomtntsby their eEhilafAting drcts
Ds~afe Of sllIueh remedies OF hs.t Isfss bsu
theTplatss use a Remedy that Will .eroge the Sis.
sassd innetionsto their nonnsl condition apc set In
molten tn. cntits hnuan meehuhism Ia perfect her.
uiony, and upon principles s'honymous With wrlid
hasd Ph,sioiogieullass. That.aeh willb, the sGss
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d MAR RsIED. !.

On the 18th ult., by ], T. Morrill, Esq, Isaac
Strain and Sarah Weston. SA
On the 18th u1t., by the same, Frederick
Albus and Katharine Fulk
August 81, 1865, by J. ]. Hatcliison, Esq.
atEthe house Of the BRIDE father, Mr.. John 8.
Covert and Miss Sarepta Swallow. all of Mon
roe County, Ohio. = - - -
By the same, September 2, at the house of
the brides father, Mr.. Rhinard Swartz, of No
BILE County, Ohio, and Miss Elisabeth Welsh,
OF Monroe. =. 9ss 31eatzaste saiyfss 3, aa
On the oath ult, by S. C,sKellys j.. p, Mr..
Christian Roth and Miss Barbary Rose, both
of this connty. }- $50
On the Sd inst, by the Rev. Nc Cormack,
Mr. Silas E. Young aud Miss Clarissa E. Neal,
all of Belmont County, Ohio.
At the residence of Daniel Conger, by n. B.
Hill, Mr.. Kinsey Smith and Miss Mary s. Con-
ger. ~ -. = a''.
| Tuesday morning, Sept. 5, at the residence
of the brides mother, by the Rev, "A. B. Cas-
tie, Henry T. Ford, III. D., of Carlyle, and Miss
Katie NJ. Sinclair, of Woods6eld. sG 10 wsF IA
On, the 18th day of September, 55, by ,Ad
am Arnold, j. p. Mr.. Isaac w. Freeman and
Miss Rebecca, Ann foreman, both of Monros
| County, Ohio. +, s.brss,..l, :. ..al.i3.sa =,
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sherman ON Mcclellan.

The Missouri Republican says that zeal
GUS Republican politician approached Gen.
Sherman, in Ohio, the other day; and indul-
ged in some remarks rejecting severely on
Mcclellan, after which he asked Sherman what
he thought of the late scopperhead' candidate
for the Presidency. The Republican says the
General Strengthened himself up, and with
warmth, earnestness and emphasis, replied
that General Mcclellan was one of the ablest
and best Generals that commanded during
the war; and that he had discharged his duty
faithfully, and efficiently until he was remov.
ed, and that he (Sherman) had great respect
for his opinions.
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16. Rcsozoed, That the four dollars
Commutation Tax is oppressive, and oug ht
to be repealed.
II. Resolued, That freedom of speech,
of the press, and of elections, ,hubeas cor
pus and trial BY jury, are the birthright
of all American citizens, guaranteed by
both Federal and State Constitutions; that
we will maintain and defend them as such
in every xtremity; and that we denounce
especially the arrest of citizens by mill
tary authority in States or places where
the civil tribunals are unmolested, and
their execution, Imprisonment or trial by
military commissions, as palpable infrac.
tions of the Constitution, and outrageous
upon public liberty and private life.
18 Resolued, That the continued sus-
pension of the writ of ha6eas corpus since
the termination OF, the war, and when all
pretense of necessity is passed--the deni-
al of the right of trial by jury, and the
trial Of citizens not in the military service
by military commissions--and the open
Interference with elections by military
power, as in the recent instances in Ken
lucky and Tennessee-are revolutionary
violations of the Constitution, threaten
ing the very existence of our most ancient
and sacred rights; that they portend a dan
ger to the liberties of the country greater
than has ever before menaced them, and
which it is the duty ef all good citizens
to meet with the most determined oppo-
sition and most sleepless vigilance.
49, Resolred, That, while We will, res
olutely and persistently, condemn all in
fractions of the Constitution, by whom
soever committed, and while we regret
that the terms of pacifcation agreed to by
Maj. Gen. Sherman in April last, were not
at once ratified by the Federal Executive,
we will, nevertheless, stand by President
johnson In all Constitutional efforts to
Immediately restore to the States the ex-
else of their rights and powers within the
Union.
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Ba The musical Concerts of Prof. Col
ilins, on last Thursday and Friday even
ings were decided success, and alike
.creditsble to both teacher and pupils. On
Thursday evening the house was densely
packed so much so that many were oblig-
ed to leave, being unable to get SEATS
We take pleasure in recommending Prof
Collins as teacher to. o.thelovers of music
both here and elsewhere.
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attle. We will miss you as discipline
rian and as the stern, impartial soldier in
camp. But in your leisure hours, which
I hope may be hours of enjoyment and
health, give your best thoughts and wish
es to those of US who still remain to sus-
tain, and to carry to still higher heights
the good name of the 10th Ohio Regt.
Always consider that you have share in
her glory, that she is part of you and
you of her. That her heroes are your
heroes. Let the memory of her dead he
roes always remain fresh and green with
you, and never harbor regret that your
old age was made old age a few years
sooner on account of the service you did
your country beside them. Good bye,
and may God bless you and restore your
health. Sincerely and affectionately your
friends. THOS. f. WILDES,
1t. Col. 10th Ohio Vols.
Capt. PETER DILLON,
c. + 10th Ohio Vols.
CAMP OF TIE 116TH OHIO INFANTRY,
Near Deep Bottom, Va, Feb. 2, '65. !
WHEREAS, Captain Peter Dillon, Com
pany +: in consequence of continued i'll
health, occasioned by the late arduous
campaigns of the Shenandoah Valley, has
been compelled to resign his commission.
and,
WHEREAS, he is about to dissolve his
connection with the regiment, therefore
Resolved, That in parting with Captain
Dillon, we do it with feelings of profound
regret.
Resolrcd, That in him we lose good
friend and a courteous associate, and the
service brave, energetic and efficient Of
ficer. That we will cherish fond recol-
lection of him and that our best wishes
will attend him wherever he may go, OF
whatever he may be called to do in this
busy world. JOHN HULL,
Captain Co. X, President
for the line officers of the Regimen.
JAMES WAsHBURN, Col. fia
| 116th 0. V. l., Sec.