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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Success Of the 7-3O Lnnn.

Our readers will notice that suhscrip-
tions to the popular 1880 Loan arc still
continued in the most liberal manner.
To the Old World the success OF these
Peoples Loans is one of the wonders Of
a Republic, Tho Government does not
seek to borrow in foreign markets, 1t Of
fers no premiums to bankers, hut appeals
directly to the people, and with what sue
cess is sufficiently shown by the fact tha,
during forty three days they subscribed
and paid the cash down for one hundred
aud siriy.one million dollars OF the 7 90
Loan. There can bc no stronger cyl.
donee o! public confidence in Govern.
mcnt ,ceurites. Willie nearly all Other
stocks have gone down from twenty TO
fifty, aud even greater per cont, within
few weeks, all forms OF U. :. bonds
aud stocks have remained firm except the
slight fluctuations that are incident to an
rapid changes In the money market. Oar
readers will remember that the subscr.
hers To the 80 Loan receive scmi-anuual
interest at the rate of scyeu and thrcc.
tenths per cent. por annum in currency,
and at the end of three years from Juno
18th, 1865, they will have tho option Of
receiving payment in full or converting
their notes into 5-a0 sixp cent, gold
interest bond. Tho late grea, daeliae n
the premium on gold makes these notes
more desirable then ever as an Invest.
ment, aud II should not be forgotten thai
their exemption from state or municipal
taxation odds largely to their value.
There is no Interruption in the receipt of
subscriptions or the delivery of the notes.
All banks. bankers, and othors acting as
Loan Agents, will pay subscribers the in
terrS, in advance from the day OF sub.
seriptlon until juno 18th,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
MARRIED.

GEORCE-MlLLER-On tho 23d
March, by Rev. J. II. Good, Mr.. William
George Of Seneca Co. TO Miss Lytu
Miller OF Crawford.
SIEDENHELM-HOOYER-On On the
30th. by the same, Mr. James Shcdcnhc In
to Miss Josephine Hoover, both Of Pleas.
ont Township.
MlLLER-WICK-O On the Cd April
blythe same, Mr.. Joseph A Miller to Miss
Anna M. Wick, both Of the city Of Tif.
In.
SCHUYLER-FEEBLES.-At the
resi- dcncc Of Mrs. Cprcy in Fostorin
April lG h 1868, by Rrv. G. Lease,
Capt. J.. +. Schuyler, Of the 1913 Regt. o.
V. I. to Miss Sarah Feobles, Of Seneca
Co. Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
I,ee's Surrender.

Tho people evogy where, were el'e.t'-
6cd By the glorious news which flashed
over our Country on last Sunday evening
and Monday morning that the army OF
General Lee. with its able commander,
had surrendered to ,lio glorious Union
Army. Immediately upon the reception
In our city spontaneous out burst OF tho
people was manifested, Old Griy head
cd men parsded the streets estate with
Joy, grasptd each other By the hand and
thanked God that tho country in which
they had SO long lived, was yot free and
that ,heir sons hod the right and bra.
very to perpetuate it. Business was sus'
pended, and the stores, workshops. and
every department of industry poured ou'
their patriotic ihrong % minglo IN ono
general jubilee.
Tho bells poalcd forth their molodious
tones, sounding swoetcr and louder than
any before. The tiutahulations Of the
breakfast bells tniugles with tho rca's
from the pondcrous Church bells. The
military were ordered out aud like The
minute. men Of old now werc arranged in
blue with cleaning muskcts, were in time
10 Join in the glorious procession Every
onc,oveywhere wOs jubilant Tho Major
SvLLvAs announced that no would take
for his text aud practice what ho pfcnch.
oj.that famous Oh, burst Of Miles O'Reiloy
"Bad luck 70 the man ,hat's sober 10.
night. The procession formed IN time
under Col. LEE, and parade coming tho
s,ects regardless of the mud 20 halt in
front Of the Court House.
Col Gibson was called to the stand, |
and IN ade speech in the Gbsonon sty lc
hitting every body in general aud the
rebellion in particular. Speeches were
made BY Msjr Armstrong Dr,Kogy,U n.
w. p. Noble, Col J. c. Lee, aud Profit.
Auehinbough aud Kicncr. Cheer after
cheer went up from the assembled null
tiiute. The thunjers of the artillery
and roar OF the muskoriry made 1t din.
cult TO speak aud hear, hut who could or
would attempt TO control men in express
ion Of their patriotic joy. The bands
played the national airs. We venture TO
say that Tiffin never witnessed such day
~ this before. The citizens Of the coun. I
Try around by the booming of,hc cannon
hurried in to learn the news aud join Ia
the general rejoicing.
From morning until late a, night ,hc
excitcmcn, ragged. IN the night 1t mani.
fcsted itself in :hc burning OF kegs of
powder on the Court House corner, bon
fires aud illuminntions. Nutw ithstund |
ing an order had been issued, that any
man found sober nt night should be con.
fined In the jall In the morning, we record
the fact that not a single nrrest wns
made, but on the contrary some who had
Kcp, up during the night, and taken An
eye opener or two in tho morning, took
refuge behind the order, declaring that
they were determined not be put to jal,'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Lees Surrende eF
Nm prrAnrslsr. yvAsmsorox,

WAN DrrARruESr, wAsmSorox,
April 80 p. NJ.
Major. General Dir, New York;
This Department has received the Of
fetal report Of The surrender this day ol
General Lee and his nrmy, 10 Licut.Gen
crol Grant, on the terms proposed by
General Grant.
Secretary Of War.
UrArouAErrRs ARMIES OF THE U. s.,
April 9-i:30 2. NJ.
To lion. T.. VI. Stanton Secy. Of War
Gncroj Ice surrendered the Army OF
Northern Virginia tnls olternooni upon
the terms proposed BY myself
The accompany ing additional cores
pundcrca vii show the condition fully.
[Sgncj,1 U. s. GRAEr, Licut..Gen'
GENERAL LrE TO ouNrHAL GRANT.
Arm OH, 1865.
GrvrrAt: Trccelycd your note Of this
morning IN no picket line, whittier ]
had come to meet you, aud ascertain de-
Gpitoly what terms were embraced in
your proposition of yesterday with re-.
ference to the surrender OF this army. |
now request nu interview, io accordance
with the offer contained iu your letter OF
Y siurjay, for that purpose,
Very respectfully, your cbedicnt ferv1nt'
r. 4. Lrr, General
Liru,..Gcn. GRANr, Cumm'g Us. Ar.
mics.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Petition,

To Hmm Shaull, and Matilda EliIe6ethl
Sbaull bis vile, residents of
Conn,y in .he State Of Virginia, are hereby
notified ,hat I,dia NJ Dick and Robert W,
Dick, who with tie said Hiram Shaull aud
Matilda Elizabeth ShSHll. and others.
are Defendants in an aetion pending In tho
Cour. of Common Pleas foT seneca County.
in the State Of Ohio, wherein Anna Kate
Dick Is plaintiff, have filed their separate
answers to the petition OF the plaintiff in
said action, together with cross petitions
against the said defendants. Hiram Shaul,
and Matilda Elizabeth SnaulI. his vile.
aheging ~ substance that the said Lydia M.
ls seized In tee simple, aud is In nosssss;o,,
OF the east half Of the south west ausr,er nf
OF section i3, in TOWNSHIP 9, north range IL
east, IN Seneca County. Ohio. and thai the.
SAID Robert w. Dick is seized In fee simple.
aud Is in possession Of the west. half OF said
quarter section.
hho inat the said Hiram Shaull and Eliza
oeth Shaull, are together with the plainif{
said action. and others, claiming title to
said premises, and asserting such claim
publicly. and giving out in speeches that
the said Lydia N Dick,and Robert W. Dick
have no title TO, or estate In tue premises so
held by their respectively. thereby casting
a cloud upon the title Of the said Lydia M.
aud Robert W Dick. 10 said premises so
owned aud held by them.
And asking judgement sgainst the said
Hiram Shaull aud Matilda Elizabeth Shaull
and others, that the said Lydia ~. and
Robert W. Dick may be confirmed In their
respective titles 10 fee simple TO said real
estate, and that the said Hiram Shaull and
Matilda Elizabeth Shaull together with the
other defendants. and lha plaintiff in said
action be perpetually ipjoinsd from asserting
or attempting 10 eufuree any claim 10 the title
OF possession Of said iremis, =, and for general
relief. And the said II IRAN 81 aull aod Maiil.
da Elizabeth Shaull are hereby notified that
they are required 10 appear and snswer
said cross petitions by the third day of June,
1865. or ajue &, ment and decree viii be rem
dered against them as therein brayrd
LEE q BREWER,
AttyG Tor Robert W Dick.
j. X. Hord,
AMI, g., ,sss A,iy for Lydia y, Di..r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
CERTIFICATE oF Authority

ITO expire on the slsl dsY OF January, Isrs.l.
OfTicr % rhE AunIroR or STATE
insunece REPAYMENT, Columbus, o., jan 81. I5l
WnFEEAs, the AHle Fire iasrranes Com.
panI, located at New York, Ia the state of Ney
York, has nj In this office, sworn statement OF
i condition, a. required by the first section of m.
act "To regulate insurance Companies no, inccr.
rotatedh hY the state Of Ohio" pA,sed ANIL T. 1854
and amended frbrlaiI o, le64 and, whsreas, said
company has furnished the undenig gned sati.factory
evidence that u iF possessed Of least one hundred
thousand dollars OF aetua Capital essd in stock,
OF hends, or In mortgages OF real estate, worth
donbe the amount for which the same is nioftraeed
aud, whereas, said Company has filed in this once
written instrument under It's corporate sealsisned
By the Presdent and Secretary ths.eof authoti,ing
any sgsnt OF SCENTS OF said Company In thi. state
20 aeknowlsdse service Of process tor and In
OF said company according TO the terms of said law
New, therefore IN pursuance Of the frst section Of
the Aforesaid act, James II. Godman, AnditeT
state OF Ohio, do hereby osuiI thai the said
Arrtic hire insurance Company Of New Yofk 4,
suthoiitedto transact the business OF Fire and inanl
lasaTanee IN this state. until the thinY drsi day Of
JSnuan, Ia the year one thousand eight hundrsd
and sixty sir.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hsr.up,o ,sh
seribsd MY name, and caused the sea Of my othcs,o
be aifSed the day and wear above written.
(SEAD Jas u. GopNAS, Auditor Of State
Applications received and policies promptly
issued by A. II, BYERs, Agent, Hedges New
Block, Tiifn, Ohio,
April Th, lstS.-9~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

W The latest personal anecGote
of General Grant is told of u recent
journey of his in n railroad train,
where he displayed, as usual, none
Of the insignia OF his rank, A
youthful book peddier traversed
the cars crying "Lile of Genera.
Grant " A mischievous aid point
ed TO the Generals seat, suggest :.
ing to q boy that that man mighl
like a copy,"--Goneral Grant turn
cd over tho pages Of the book, and
casually asked, "Who is this all
abouti' The boy giving him a
look OF indignation aud disgust,
replied, " You must be q darned
greeny not TO know General Grant
After this volley the Lieutenant
General ofeourso SURF endered and
bought his biography,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TREASURY DEPARTM MEN ~
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRIScy
Washington, March 10th, 1865
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
sen,ed to the undersi ,ued it has been made
IA appear that "The Fils' National Bank OF
Tifin," in the City OF TifIin, IN he County
OF seneca, and state OF Ohm. has been duly
organized uhd,r ard according to the rr.
quircmcn's uf the Act of Congress entitled
"An Act TO IrrviDc n National Currency
secured 10y pledge OF United States H,nls
aud to provide fr the circulali II and 20
demptiun thereof" approved June 81. lsGi.
and have c,npli,d with III the provisions o.
said Act r, qulred to De complied with bciurs
commrucing tie business u. Banking under
said act
The office Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
being vacant
Now, THERl suus | Samuel 7, Howard,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency, de-
hereby certify thai "The First National Bank
Of Tiflln,' ia the City of Titin, IN the County
ot Seneca, and State ui Ouio, il authorized
10 commence the business uf Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness NV hand
and seal OF office, this Sixteenth day Of
March, 1865.
tsEALJ SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
10 900 Deputy Comptroller OF the Currency
March 23d, 1865 4w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
v. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Annual Taxes for "a.

The attention OF taxpayers ia hereby
called 10 the provisions OF the Unitrd
States excise law relative 10 the assessment
OF annual tuSrs'
Dy the llth section ortho act of June 30th
1864, aud the amcudatury net of March ID,
1865, II l. made tho duty OF all persons
partnerships, f,m', associations or corpora
tiuns made liable 10 n0y annual duty,
lioeuce ur taxes on OF before the first Mou-
day IN May, in ei ch year. to make II list Or
return TO the Assessor OF the District where
located, Of the amount Of annual income ,th-
articles or Objects charged with special
tax, via; Carriages Cold Watches, Piano
ior,cs, Organs, Mclodoons, Billiard Tables,
Gold and silver Plate. business or occupa
tiuus liable 90 pay any license. Every person
who shallhil to make such return by the day
specified will be liable TO be assessed hy the
Assessor or Assistant Assessor, according to
the best information which he eau oh
tain. aul in which case the Assessor "a re
quircd to a'd twcuy 1--we per ceutum 10
such duty
Every pelsun who shall deliver tc nm
Assessor any false or fraudulent lie,
or statement with intent to cyade tie
va untion or cuumcratun required by law,
is sui jcct To- fine of One Thousand Dollars
and in such case the list will be made out
also bl the Assessor or Assistant Assessor
aud one hundred per centum added TO such
duty,
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those
far Lie,uses will not be demanded until the
3nih day Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which TO make
return, and all necessary information will be
furnished by lohn A. Hail, Assistant
Assessor of Division Number seven. and
Philip Speiman, Assistant Assessor OF Div.
iscn Number Eight, at their office in Tiilin,
Seneca County, Ohio, to whom the returns
should be delivered on or before the frs,
Mondsy OF May. LUTHER A, HALL.
Assessor 9lh District OF Ohio.
Anil 18Th, 1865 iw,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

"ALL ruE YEAR RoUNn. "-From the
Nicksburg campaign OF 1868. regardless
OF mud aud mire, the snow OF the noun
tuins, the rain OF the lower clunlry flood
cd rivers aud boundless swamps, through
all the yicissiludes OF all the seasons o
the year, Sherman and his veteran legion
have been marching and lighting, lrou,
Nickiburg all uroun J through Mississippi
from Memphis to Chattanooga, aud
thence down through the heart OF Geor
gia, aud up through the heart OF South
Carolina, into the bowels of the land OF
the Old North State, and so son to Rich
mond."-N, Y. Herald,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Tho MOst Elo0uent Speeoh Of All.

On Monday Il crowd waited the War
Office in Washington to congratulate tie
olliciIls on the good news, Secretary
stanton and Others made short speeches,
aud the Secretary having that momcn,
received the dispatch announcing the fall
of Richmond, read 1t to the people and
then Introduced TO the crowd, Willie
Kettles, telcgraphic operator OF foar.
teen years, who was the first person to
receive the news. There was loud
call for the lad to make speech, but
Willie said ~ can! speak, feel so"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

not, therefore, meet you with view 10
surrender the Army Of Norlheru Vtrglnia;
but as Car as your proposition inay sfiec,
the G. 8. forces undar my command eno
Tend TO the restoration Of peace, should
DO pleased TO meet yen at 10 a. NJ: To-
morrow, ON the old stage road to Rich
mond, between the picket lines OF tue
two armies.
Very respectfully, your Obd't servant,
RE. LEE, General c. $ A.
To Lieut.. Gen. GRANT, Commanding
Armies Of U. :.
GRANT DECLINES rEAoE SEooTIArioSs.
April o, 1865.
Gen. r. +. Lee. commanding @. S. a.;
Your note Of yesterday is received. As
I have no authority 70 treat on the sub'
iect Of peace, the meeting proposed for
10 a. NJ. to-day could not lead 10 any
good. will state however, General,
that en- equally anxious for peace with
yourself, und the whole North entertain
the same feeling. The terms upon which
peace can be had are well understood.
by tho South laying down their arms
they VIII huston that most desirable cyont,
savn thousands Of human lives, aud hun
dreds Of millions OF property not yer
destroyed. Sincerely horing. TINT onr
difficulties way be settled withot tho loss
OF another ne, suhicribe myself
Very respectfully your obcdicut scrvcnt
U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen. u ). n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

O~y- Captain W. Hathaway Of the
llOth Ohio Volunteer lnIanlry, wHs re-,
ported Instantly killed by riao ball pas.
sing thro' his head at the battle OF Mon,
oeaey = in Maryland, last fail. lIo has
sinoo been heard of IN rebel prison
in the South. Tue Captain is young
man, one worth considerable properly,
bnt administrator has disposed OF il Tor
him.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

U A Nashville paper learns
that Major General Gideon j. Pill.
low, q. $. Army, was knocking
a, the door Of tho Union, applying
for admission, lle has found the
last ditch.
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For Sale.

The owner offers for Sale. until the FIRST
Of May next, farm OF lis Acres, situated
in the south part Of Liberty townsh ip
Seneca County, Ohio. 6Is miles north west
OF Tifin. Eighty acres are under improve.
ment, with two houses, two wells and one
orchard on il For further particulars apply
by letter, or person to AARON YAMBERT,
MeCuiehensyi lille. Seneca County, Ohio.
April 9th, 1865
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

The famous iron clad fleet, upon
which the Rebels have wasted SO
much time and money has follow.
ed the Merrimac to the bottom Of
the James River. and added three
more examples TO the account Of
Rebel bad luck in naval affairs.
a letter passed through Wash
ington the other day, in the army
mail from Gen. w II. Sherman to
iis wife. On the corner was in
lorsed, "Fayettev lie, n. O. Nc
postage stamps" Uncle Sam con.
clnded 20 forward tho letter and
trust to Sherman's lack for the pay
ment Of the postage.
AS lrcmHG FAR.--lf the left ca,
itches and burns, it is an indica
ton that some one is speaking il
of you. lithe right ear, they arr
speaking well of you.
TnE Dfsu CLcrn. -Ifa dish cloth
hc dropped when in use, it is {
sign You will have company tc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
Treasury Department.

The Commissionen Of Seneca County, Ohio, NJ
their Ndiourned session, proceeded TO examine the
books OF the Treasurer OF said County, In obedience
TO the requirements of the Statute IN such eases
made and provided and al,o to count the money in
the Treasury the fteenihda Of fMsrch, lsf5, and
ind the ba Of the several funds In the hands Of
the Tfeasuret TO he as f4,ioys:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
House and Land for Sale.

A House and hve acres of land on the
Negrotowu road " miles south OF Tiflin,
with good improvements, and n fue orchard
attached. Also, a good house and two
aeusof ground situated near Heidelberg
College Also, l160 acres Of choice land In
thiUkly populated part OF the STATE OF
Of Iowa Also, 800 acres OF land in Putnam
County, Ohio.
All OF the above property will be sold
cheap for cash or on credit X. NJ. BOYER.
April 18Th, 1855 3w.
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DRS. YINGLlNG 4 WEIRICK,
Surgeons 4 PHYSICIANS.

oFyioF-lmme ediately ovsr.R. ". Shaw.
hans Store, Main Street. To be found in
their olliea at all houss. Gala promptly
st,ynded TO in the city or eoantry, aud by
night or aay.
April 9Th l665.N
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correspondence Wanted

Two of Uncle Sans boys who have no one
to love. wish TO correspood with an unlimt
ed number Of Ewes fair daughters. object
fun love or hatrimony. Shadows eSehang.
ed u desired. Direct to II. Blair or Ben
Saben, Co. B. 18th, o. v. l. HuutsyiIIe
Alabama. March 10Th. le65-4y
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. 7 "A II e M Fl N II
OF THE CONDITION oFTnE
ARCTIC lIRE INSURANCE Comply

On the st day Of January se5 made to
the Auditoro OF Ohio pursuant to the Statute
Of that State
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company IL tho Arctic Firc
Insurance Company and Is located OF Is " uilstpet,
Nov York.
I. CAriTAI..
The emonn, Of US capital stock T. s5oo.OtO %
Tie amount ofit' capital stock paid q
up" 100000
u. ASSETS.
J. Cash oithe Cnmpanvon hand and
In the hHds OF Agens and other
persons A. osz "a
-, Real E.tsto ur.ncumbercd, M m
7, The Honts ana stocks oWuedhv
tie Company, tas pet 'oacieB Hr.
p,oi, idas the Company, secured ''''''O w
| ny mWE{s, (Hsper accompanying
vouphert,l i-l p5o M
8. nsbu c'herW ~ secured tas
per ,ao' hoo = eseompSoy0sj 1880 on
o. u'o,s lof lfemlum' p33 -
ciued and bills receivable tor prem.
'r"' on nIaodr'k' GlJal a
Total Assets Of the Company s6:5 sss IS
~. LIABILITIES.
o;'ss u ,, adjusted I aud 10, not, da. ~ E,oIo 90
u"pa'd dividends and u, :. tax,, I,o2s 20
Total uabilde,, ltga, "a
W. msCELLNNEuUs.
The grcs,,t amount insured in any
Tie greatest amount allowed by the w
rules to BE- insured in any one city,
iowa OF vlsse no limit.
The gr-atvsi pWount allowed 70 be in.
sutcd ia any one block no limit
The amount Of It's capital or eanings deposited IN
any other state, ~ tseunty ioT losses therein
s15,0OO in California,
Deposit made In Ohio, herewith.
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Frederick Cooper Estat.

Notice is hsrby gwen that the undersigned
has been. duly appointed and qualified as ad.
minis'riS of'he Rstate ofFrederick Cooper,
late Of Seneca County. Ohio, deceased.
April 6, ls6S.3w. PHOEBE COOPER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13
First National Bank Of Tilin

AhLNNfHhNh " iNfih hN-' W.
Authorized Capital 100000.
Benz. rumb, Pres. John 7. Huss. Cash.
DIRECTORS.
Benjamin Tomb, John T. Huss,
hos. Il. Tomb George X. uuss,
George Z. Seney,
The undersign have organized under the
National banking Law, aud have been de-
signated by the Comptroller of the Currency
rs the
First National Bank of Tiffn. e
Benjamin Tomb John 7. Huss Thos. d.
Tomb George II. Huss, Geo. +, Seney.
l. +. Singer, / l.. StJohn, Henry Ebbert,
Edward Hamilton, Stephen Dorsey, John
@. Gross, Henry II Souder, Robert Nelson,
John l.. Osborn. james S Yerk Chas. NJ.
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