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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
The County Convention.

The Union men of Seneca must not
forget the County Convention to DO held
in Tifiin on the l7th of next month. Let
all ofihem attend the primary meetings
IN their respective Townships on the 10th
and be careful to select good men os
delegates to tho County Convention, and
men hof pW attend. Do not select dele.
gates unless you know they will attend
the Convention, for you do the objcc,
Of the primary meetings will DO partially
defeated. IL ia highly important that
these littlo details bo Looked into. We
must thoroughly organize for the fall
campaign, aud tho best way 70 do il is
TO begin right away.
The opposition arc thoroughly dcmor-
a'izrd. The rout of tho rebels is hardly
'norc eGee,ual than the rout OF "Dvmo.
orsoy." Some Of the opposition papers
are disposed TO excuse Jrrr. DAVIS and
other teSe's for the woes they have in.
eiotos upon the country others are
spe~Sng out their venom against ANDY
johnson for manifcsting disposition to
hang traitors, aud others again arc pat
ting him ON the back and think he won't
do az he says ho viii some of them are
argueing against negro equality, while
others ae advocating Il ard among
themselves generally they are having
deeidedly sweet timn OF il. We have
mo disposition to disturb them 10 the work
OF disinlr CATION which is going on in
tnei. ranks. but merely to call tho atten
ton Of Union men to these facts. 1t ia
difficult to tell whether they will make
much Of fight, or IL they do, In wha,
shape they will make It, Rut Il is the
duty OF Union men to prepare themselves
for the opposition, aud bo ready to poke
them rigat and left, backward and for.
wsrd' or in any way, shape or manner
they wish to come at US. Uenea do
not forge, the County Convention.
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JEFF. Davis on Hanging.

An officer or,he United States army,
whose authority in sunh a case cannot be
ques toned, gives leave TO publish the fol.
lowing account Of what he heard Jrif.
Davis say just before the breaking out Of
tho war.
Il heard Mr. Davis utter the following
words in a southern town where he deliv :
cred an address In November, 1860.
d.a a;a lot hear the whole speech, only the
:, :. is quoted, as ! PASSED by the crowd oI
listeners:
"whal. toerce sovereign siatel Of,
tempt to deprive Us Of our mos, Intestine
Bile rights.
"I.et Mr.. Lincoln try il. or Mr.. Douglas
either, and we will hang them higher thar
llama u, and the only difference | should
make would be that humorously ] ss Mr.
Liaeoln 10 considerably taller than MIR
Douglas, We should have to build his glib.
bet [s,anding on his toes and reaching up
his hsDdl a ieetle higher than that fOr
Mr.. Dorglas'
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Uneasy.

The Seneca Advertiser says the
"Aeol''onis,s Of this county arc getting
hungry Tor Office, andare maniresting in.
decent hss,e after the same" The fae,
w. The Adserti'sr is getting uneasy and
nervous because Of the very poor pros.
peess ahead for the success Of the Cop.
psrhead ticket In this county this fall.
ibs leaders ofihAt party begin to see the
handwriting ON the wall. aud that they
sie doomed to be defeated, evan in their
s'rongholds,as sure as the second Tuesday
OF October rolls around. They begin tc
see ia the distance, and who ara drawinl
nearer and nearer and will soon be home
lhe brave patriots clad 10 blue, who's,
balists.evsry body krows--ans none mo,
insfinctisely than the Democrats-ar,
Just Us fatal 10 those who opposed then
in the r@sr as their bullets were TO ,hos
who openly fuugs'i hem in the front
Henes we can easily aeeOus. for The sen
shivsnsss Of the Altsriiser up..'' th
sr'y call Of "a Union County Convention
"Coming events cast their shadow
before" and the defeat aud utie,
rout Of all that remains OF the part,
calling Itself Democratic, was never NOR
psioly indicated that 1t is now in the
sAdssned, melancholy and dsappointe,
eosnsessncss Of tho members Of tha
party. There viii be s,me cleaning Gu
IN the csOst House this fall Mark il
hs. ASssrtissr.
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LAGONDA
Agricultural Works

ovrics ~ wARpEn, MfrcnEtt X COZ
Springfield, Cisfk Couniy. Onto, May ~, lhJ5.
Dr,n sR;-The continued rsin, or this sprirs
have made the farneu very snSiou' a,t tho pros
p.ct for iull crop oi corn The planting of this in
valuable crop is uecetatily postponed TO very late
date and the gfound will he beaten vsfy hard there
by increasing the difficulty Of both planting ana
working II.
In view orihe state or thing, The practical corn
grower IL we'll aware Of the absolute necessity Of
frequent working ofthe crsp from the time u first
comes NJ Until late IN the season, with snch impe
M n =, will most ciIsctually and u ofoughly pulvet-
ne and stir tho eround-withoui snrh constant
siftng ofths soii the crop must invablY he shorti
with ", can still count on full ayeragc.
No implemsnt " so thoroughly efficient for this
desired purpose the SrATroHD CutrivAToR.
with two hotseL nnd noy who " capable Of holding
shovel pow can with ease 10 both team and
diver, cultivate NoHE coRN thsn two men and tM .
horses with the ordinary plows, and do the work far
more satisfactory. No iarmet who taises thirty
seres of corn should be without one We are A.
surcd hy pTactea men who have used them Tor years,
thsi the increased amount OF the crop nnd tbs saw
ng Of lahoT that number Of asres will more than
repay their cost the htstseason, in additien their
value for ptsparlng gruuad fot sua'l fr,lu, Sc.
The Cultivator' a. manufactured by US a.e sronr
and dufahle. We are meeting the most sncourag ng
success in making sales, and viii be shoH in our
surpy. Our desire is,o distribute them ~ sens'
rally as possible In Wow Of their thorough iutroduc-
tion over much nj the States for which we mann
tacture as possible. We trpst therefore, Won vii
mrke eNerliorstc sell a few to your most inhneuiia
tafmers, who will thoroughly test their value IN th'
points claimed
| We need only call YOUR attention to the rrea
snpericrity Of the stafford over al the Other r. din
| Flows, ss the most casual examination OF ssmph
msehiue upon ~, first Trial NEST entirely sausl
/ you that,
1t. Itis,hs r,,iEsr plow to guide to 'uit crooke
rows
%. Iii, the EASIEST Plow to turn at the end Q
the ruws.
~. Il win plow several hill, nearer THAN All
| o oritHR 10 the e nd OF the rDw.
IL 81. A.. ..F 1tahf fta Nxll
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ribcs the arrival Of Davis and party az
that point. As h, approached the boat
ie saw tall, spare man, dressed 10 gray
iavinp a Vuant and depresscd look, his
whskcrs and moustacho rather close cut,
md almost white. lie wss walking
long the space between ;ho deck cabin
md The bnlwarks. lie stopped to corcss
Tt,lc qirl very indilfcrentIy cd,and
hen passcd IN al the gargway door
These were Jefferson Davis aud HE
laughter.
Ho has evidently passed through q
reat deal of mental trouble during the
,si four years. A few minutes later he
catcd himself in corner Of the cabin
mis- wife, plain looking lady dressed III
black, by his side. The two .wcrc cn.
gagged in pcrusing the papers which had
boen brought them, His hat was drawn
dawn pretty well over his eyes, so that
only when he lifted his face could much
expression DO noticed. No one wished
to be introduced.
Two of bis children, boy and girl look
ing to be abe six or seven years Of age,
respectively, were about everywhere on
tue stclineIs baNiH, ctcVHcHsi NO"b"'
and others seemed to have no proper
appreciation Of the position in which they
were standing. Davis himself nsscrttt
that he has had no idea that any thing
beyond Punishment will be his lot
Stephens thought the proper way TO siar
the civil GCvsrnmont again would be
o. institute measures for the repeal o
the orti ancc of secession, and by thn
means restore our original relations
II gan thought that there would be NJ
diff .ulty in bringing about good feeling
provided dslranchisment aud coniiscntioI
were not carried too far. No one cx
pec;cd slavery to be saved, or the 'ssumr
lion Of the rebel debt, but thought tha
the rebels who had held oil ;ial positions
must not be deprived Of their votes o
I
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The qualified Union voters Of the rrsP' c.
tive Townships Of Seneca County, and
Wards Of tho City Of Tifin, OHIO, who were
In favor Of the policy oftbo late President
Lincoln, nnd who are friendly to the Prc''
sn, Administration Of the National and
State Governments. are hereby notified to
meet at their respective places Of holding
elections, on
SATURDAY, THEI0rH DAY ofJuNE,
lS65, at ! o'clock =. ~. OF said day. and
then and ,hore appoint delegates to repre-.
sout taid TowuShip' and wards,in the Union
County Convention to be held in THIN on
Saturday. tie l7th day Of June, 1865.
The basis ofsuch representation is one dele
gate for every 20 yol,s. or fraction OF IL
vo,ss given for Abraham Lincoln in 1854.
The appVrtlonnert Of dclegatcs Ia as follows,
To wit.
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First National Bank of Tif,n.
Petition for Divorce
Seneca Com mon Pleas,
Ohio.

Elizabeth Hanizcr VS. Gotlieb Hanizcr--
The said Gotlieb Hanizer will take notics
that on the goth day of April A. D. 1865.
the plaintiff filed her petition for divorce In
the Clerks Office. Of said Court. wherein
she sets forth that she and the defendant
were lgnlly married on the 18th day Of
June A. d, 1850. That on the 9th day of
July. 1850, the defendant left the plaintiff :,
and has since remained absent and away
from her wifully. That the defendant dur
ing the time Of his said absence has gross.
ly neglected. his duty. That by said
marriage there is a child.
And ask that the said marriage contract
may be dissolved, and both parties re.
leased from the obligations thereof That
plaintiff may be restored to her maiden
name, and for other relief.
HALL & PITTENGER.
Ap 20 CIV. Attys' for Plaintiff.
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Gen. Sheridan ordered to Texas.


Nrw YuRK May 22.-Gcncrul Shcri-
dan and staff, who arrived in this city
to-day, LETT this evening for Cincinnati,
on their way to the Shuthwest, having
been nppointcl TO the command or the
Department ol Texas. lie will immcdi-
ately assume control Of the troops now
in the Southwest, together with such nd
ditional cavalry forces as the cxigencics
OF the soriicc may require TO be placed
ut his disposal. The cavalry forces
formerly commanded by Sheridan will be
under Merit, in the absence Of Crook
during the coming review.
IL is understood that Generals Cusiar
and Merritt will jpin General Sheridan
in the West.
General Shcridan's new command
virtually superecdes General Candy in
the command Of the Military Division oI
the Mississippi. General Candy has
been assigned 10 the command OF the
Department cr the Gulf, which relieves
General Banks, who is ordered to report
TO the Adiutnnt General of the army
Tho Department Of the Gulf Is consider.
ably extended and will hereafter include
sNNNlu' pANNo hNltbp'Olu -uOluucu ~
other departments. This action, so foi
as it refers to General Banks, is of I
purely military character, and is not done
as the result OF the labors Of any invcsti
eating committee, or because of charges
preferred, or pressure brought TO bear
against General hanks by the politicians
lnow here. These parties have not hn,
an in.eryiew with General Grant, and h
knows nothing of their views or wishes
The change i,ls been contemplated f.
several weeks.
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0<yThc people in The interior of N'rib
Curoinu, not having access TO tho news,
are reported to be ogitatcd by stories that
jeff Davis is organizing new army
west Of the Mississippi; that France has
recognized tho Coniederacy. &c. The
returned rebel soldiers have IN many ca
scs prevented Union meetings from being
held, aYcrring that as tho Coniedcrucy is
to IL 70 established they are in duty bound
to check any movements against il. a
wealthy citizen who lately died near
Elenton, has dsinhertcd all his rebel
heirs and bcqueathed his property to some
personal friends.
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Union County Con
- ,.s yentiOn.

The upion County Convention OF seneca
County, will sscmblc at the Court HOUSE 'p
Tifin, on -,
aATIIRpAY. TIE I71H DAY Or
JUNE, 1868.
rc, the purpose Of nominating county
ticket, to.vit:
One Candidate for Representative
." for County Treasurer
for County Recorder
:. for County Commissioned
n for Infrmary Director.
And also fcr the purpose of'ppo'n'lns n'e
d.les ,.c. 10 rcpre.en, de oouatY' IN the
Us,ou state Convention, to he held IN 20
,umJus. on "Wednesday the 2l't day Of 'une
rsrt. and ( the appointment ofa Cen'r''
Committee for the ensuing year. and Tor '"c
transaction Of such other business as may
lesi,ima,sly come before the Convention
q, X. WATSON. Chm.
Union Cen, Com. Sen Co. D.
J.K. IloRD. sec'v.
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Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

CoLUNbUs, Nay lat, te6J.
INACCoRDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
tan act ofthe q eneral Assembly of,he state Of
Ohio, pa sted April -, 1865, the undersigned state
others wllreteiye proposals until the 10 day Of
Al gust next, for the purchase the Land Scrip
eevsd from the United States for the esl abishment
ofan Agricultural College, OF Colleges In the State
ofObio The SeTlpcompIises G90, 900 arIes Of land.
No pTopoutiou willbe yeesiysd foI loss than one
hundred sud sixty acres.
II more convenient pTopoSals may lie made to tho
Auditor audTTeAsuFes o. any county, who viii tIln.l
nit the came TO the hhdenighsd.
JAS. II. GOLDMAN,
Auditor OfSrafes-
G. VOLNEY DORsEY
Tresssrs nf State
WM. HENRY SMITH,
May f,tausi Secretary ofstAte.
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Horse PrOtcctiyeS.
Take Notice !

Ats meeunr ct the Seneca Coanty Ilotse Pro.
tectiyes held White Hall Sohooi House on the la
day OF APTll, 1865, the following ts,oauons wsrs
adopted
Rs'oLVRp-ThAi the drt Saturday In April be
hSed on A. the day for our annual meetings
RgsoLvRp--lhat tot the parpose of havtn- a more
general attendance a. Nnnual meetings OF the mem,
heuot sSidCompany, that a tine he Imposed for not
attending OF Twenty hNe Gents, unleaa reasonable
excuse be offered sndif otpail hy tho neSt annual
meeting, said member To BE- expelled ftom said Con.
Panr, Aho, tia, ATS, Of the members be pabli shed
IN the County PaPsF.
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sgw Aarrrtisrmcats
LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
Remaining uncollcd for at the Tifir
Post Office, May Gath, 1865.
AlsbOush Michael Kcmphirc w ii
Austin + A lindon o
Bascrc jacob Iich Nicholas
Drainan G. Little J G.
Boles &, Wise Moore Johnson u
Cones Andy Plots Lyoia
Frcithrauff A III PowelJakc
Freild Thomas Roscnbcrgcr l.
Fcnyan John Snidcr Miss
Frey Mary Suider Jacob
Fenncr &C Snidcr Hicle
Grubcr Dennis Shin Charles
Gross l. |. Slcight Jacob
Harrison Sary Smothers NJ
Heller Peter 5 Steinbpugh Isaac
leadly Andrew II Shoarer NJ
llartz Margarct-3 Weire Mr
kuysh II Worry A
Key Jacob Wenstcad s
Persons calling for letters, will please say
ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP, l.. NJ.
ii. &. KUHN, Deputy
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Notice.

To the Managers Of the Seneca County Agri-
cultural and Industrial Society
GExrtrsrS ,-You will please meet at
tho Court House, in 1'if4n. OH Saturday, the
Tenth day Of juno next, at Ten o'clock, A.
n, for the purpose Of max ing all necessary
arrangements for the next Fair, and transact
such other business rs the welfare OF the
IAs.ociation may require. Let there be full
attendance. wM LANG, Pres.
| By +. q. BowE, Secretary.
/ May 25th, ls65-2w.
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G. X. WATSON, OHM

z, n " n NVN' On M
Union Cen, Com, Sen. Co. q.
J. X. BoRD. See'y.
May. II il65.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Orricr OF ,,cNP1RoLLER OF THE CrRRENciy
Washington. March 10th, 1865
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
scnted to the undersigned, IT has been made
to a1pcar that "The First National Bank OF
Iifiin." in the City of Tiilin, in the County
Of seneca, and State of Ohio, has been duly
organized under and according to the re
anircments of the Act Of Congress entitled
IAN Act to provide National Currency
secured by pledge Of United States Bonds,
end to provide for the circulation and re
demp,ion thereof" approved June I'D. ls6l'
ami nave complied with all the provisions
Of said Act required to be complied with
before commencing the business oil Banking
under said act
The Office of Comptroller of the Currency
being vacant.
Now, therefore. /, Samuel 7. Howard,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that THE First National Bank
of Tifln," in the City of Tiiin,. in The
County Of Seneca. and State OF Ohio, ]:
authorized to commence the business ol
Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my. hand
and seal of Office, this Sixteenth day O
March, 1865.
(sEAL) SAMUEL i. HOW ARD
so 9OOl Deputy Comptroller oithe Currency
March 23d, 1865
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u. y. 7-3 0 LOAN
THIRD SFEIES,
S23O,OOO,OOO

nv suihority Of The Secretary ofthe Troasufy, The
sned the General Subscription Agent for The
sale NJ United staes Securities, ofsu to the public
the bird series Of Treasury Notes. hearing seven and
three tents per esnn interest per annum, known as
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u. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
COLLABORATING BONDS

into
Il, s, $40 SIX PER CENT.
.GOLD-BEARING BONDS
These bonds are now worth hs ndsome premium
and are exempt, /, as sr. all the Government Bonds
rnoM srlrE, County, aSp MuMoirAb TAxsrioN'
wHicu ADDS IRON oHE TO rtREK rEN CENT. rHR
lSSrN TO rnEtR VALUE, according TO the rate levied
upon other property. The in'tren Is PAYABLE sem''
annually by coupon, attached to each note. which
may b. co, OF aud sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at 7.3o per cent amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 noto.
Two cents per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on = $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on a $1,000 rotc.
Ono Dollar per day on a $1,000 note.
Note, Of the denomination named willie promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes orihis Third sers, aie precisely simi
lar In form and privileges to the Seven. rhiries
already ,oi except tha, the Government reserves to
tselfthc option Of paving interest I gold coin al
per cent instead Of 9iOihs in currency mp to July
u h, nj tho time when they 'uNarbe.
The delivery Of the notes ofthi thId series ofthe
seven.hiries will lieommenes on the Ist orJube and
will be made promptly and continuously aner that
date.
The tlsh, change made in the conditions Of hi,
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter OF interest.
The payment in gold, irmade, win be equivalent to
the currency interest Of The higher rate.
The return to specie paymcnt', IN the event Of which
only with the option cpay inieros, in GodOe availed
Of, would so reduce and cqualize prices that Pur.
cha,ss made vi six per cent. in gold would be fuy
eq nal to those made with seven and ttree.tenus pei
cent. in currency. Thi'i is
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered BY the Government, and its suPc rlor al
vantaget make It the
Great Popular Loan of the People,
i Less than $50, ,OCO.t 90 ofihe Loan authorized b,
Congress are nov on the market This amount, at III,
rate at which tits ssing absorbed, will all be sub
scribed for wi hin sixty days, when the notes viii
undoubtedly command premium, as has uniiorml
been the case closing the subscriptions 10 o;h'
Loans.
In order that citizens ofevery town and section o
the country may be afforded facilities for taking tn
,osr, tho National Banks, State Banks, and Privut
Banker, throughout the county have generally agree
to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers vii
select their own agents, in whom they have conf
dencs. and who only are To he responsible Tor tn
delivery oithe note, for which they reeeiya order,
JAY COOKE,
!
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NAMs OF MEMRERs.

members
IN the oosa,y PsPsF.
NAMES OF MEMBERS.
Daniel Mnsr, wm, snyi.,
William kaull, Jacob l.ear,
Ab'Am " ophs, James Watson,
A. Rowe, WV. Watson,
n, I, Im,ead' Ihaflss NouRr,
laeoe Rickerbap.h, n. Dudrs,
lohn b'Ft'er' Isaac Strouse,
Wi,ham EAglsr, n. kaga
samuel Rleken6Aash, John Ronls,
S'ephen sttonse, Jaoah Noans
Jvhn ttNehgrr, Jesse SiraRF,
Geo. CNuhil, IsAae siuh,
u, N.chase, Isaac StTonse,
:, u. Dswiu, ofsisasit Myers.
Lloyd Lease, John opp,
Hse. kndri Nathan kooaad,
Osn'sl luu' Lewis shhSer,
Jvhn unssr, A, BsksL
w ueilMan, IA Eli.
j. W. Cia,eue, A'ShaH,r,
q. W, MeCna'sy, g. kenderly.
Jacob nowstsos, Jsech Hn,s
! !, w soadeI' nsniel uill@an,
| GeH, Sucking, Aaron Miller,
on S"A"' heox tsisngsb
l-hh, neo, W l.utt,
VI. Hs,iisn, A. fahsr,
wv Hy's'' Geo, \: shsdsnbolm,
r. Keller Geo. Willow,
nsVtd Hats, ). Erhsu
samuel nnhsf l.'s ileuon,
Sa@sel Neei' ShIidsr,
JAMES Nelly, Thos, EaIl
AndIsw Msnin, Jehn ,iuin-,,
~. r. elh'h fgrA neu,
rhos. R,hWs, Albert Rah,
nno" rrnst' AheH ChemtY,
lhei. = INN' seoh GiindeT,
gEssnTr isaal, iohr,
4, Iohrl iAasy, lose, b Iis'nS,
a. kshsr J. y. usATd,
Jaeah ERsleri JArksa Sarsf
tsa. eksaaaR, Wm nanasW
Edwa.d Gtlihn, Thos Noui,
{. q, fat, q keatint,
d. sIayaakss. hdsn kloss.
Re u tkssefoTs known, that We as a band Of men
are sanhi psa togelhei. aAl are determined to ka al
down snd paai.h al Who steal Ost IioFsss. ana Nil
spare -si,hss lime o. a0Ass cor The pFSlsstioa "a
Nv. souDER. Prs,ia..,.
a, l. HEATING, Wee 40.
N,UhsrHAD, rteasats
IA. ELLIS, ssSIsETy
nv CHASE, CsP1aia si klasn.
y Mar sal, lS65 a~P4,
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1.3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date of uy IS. 1866,
and are payable three yesr from that date in eur.
reney, OF are convertible At the option Of the holder
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II i L. T. Il ~
w OOlen Factory

We sra prepared with our increased facilities to
re oeive Wool 10 be manufactured into
Blankets,
Cloths, Cassimercs,
Satinets, J,ans,
Linscys, Twceds,
Plains 4 Check Flanncls,
And Stocking Yarns.
We have stock Of he above Goods on hand
For Sale or 70 Exchange for Wool.
inTe, from Seneca County fleece wool, Nnd ere
unsurpaSsei for srvice. We have no "si, Hdy
M chimes in our factory.
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.Tounahins and Word Meetings.

TX iloRD. sec'v
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-16
Sir RoDERIcK ]. MURCHIsON.
Affecting Incident,

When the Fortieth Missouri arrived at St.
Louis on the steamer Olive Branch, q wO-
man, with Joy sparkling in her eyes, hur-
ried on board. With bouyant step and 4
palpitating heart, she scanned the different
companies drawn up on the deck Where
Is Company K?' she eagerly inquired
Over there, replied soldier, pointing in
the direction of Company K The woman
hastened to the spot, and passing rapidly IN
front Of the sunburnt faces Of the men, ga
zcd at each enc with 4 keen, penetrating
glance. She was looking for her husband,
who had written to her from Montgomery,
Ala. that the regiment would start for home
on the following day, and that in 4 short
time he would be with her. Once more she
passed along the line, scanning the faces
with closer scrutiny, but failed TO find the
one she sought At length she timidly adj
dressed one of the soldiers; Is this Com
pauv K? Yes" d" / am loking for my
busband-wherc is hc?" What is his
name?' Walker" Oh, he fell overbOrd
and was drowned in the Alabama river. =
The poor woman clasped her hands over her
face and without saying another word, pas
scd slowly from the boat back to the shore,
seeming to walk without the use Of her eyes.
Her heart was too full for utterance, and the
great agony that had come so suddenly up
on her sealed her lips and checked the foun-
tain Of her tears but the men of iron nerve
who saw her and knew the cause Of heTsor-
row wept like children