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tail
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Dutch Grass Scythes,
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Coees,
cheese
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~ RsHsbIbss the place,
Gay Street, nsxt door to Adams Bx-
prssa Once.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

NIBLOs GARDEN.
tIDH EsTABLIsHNrNT DoLs NOT hp'bhlish - '"N
sEwY0RK HBRALp.l
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. a. 1855.
EnsaseueIs for a limited penod only Of the dii-S- 81
''''''' MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
nav SIXTH TINE IN THIS THEATER
MIAMI,
THE HUNTRESS Of TIE MISSISSIPPI.
MADAME ST. AUBERT.
In Bnkstoues ,encwned Drama In three acts entitled the
GREEN BUSHES;
Or.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. -
SCENERY. y.............b bii;L,AhD
COSTUMES
APPOINTMENTS. .'''''''''''''''" ALi'''
Noss-s w Collier Rston j. Nnnan. George Becks,
T. Burnett, j. W Ba.del, w. II. Dsnycrs. Homes Barry
Neel Rendle &c.. Misses Alice Pac,ce, Mary Wells hsf.
Mseder &C., in he cast. - go,
| Acr L-Irelaud on the Galway Coast li4a.
Act l-Amcrica the Valley OF the M!s.i.sipri, 10
Act Il ireland the Hill Of flowth and Dub.gAiis 1919
MONDAY, iNEW-YHARS NlGHrl
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
will sppeeT oT the seventh time IN this theate IN Tie
GREEN BUSHES.
Alissior IS rfrts. Reserved Seats VI. Family Circle
lentrance Crosby-st.l, 80 cents.
Seats secured SIX days in advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

CIRCUS TROUPE and THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
TRICK Pony. "WiLD BfLLp
SPLEEDlD ACTS OF IORsEMANSHlP.
w. Is. HARRISON. ENenporaneoDs Singer
GREAT LIVING CURlOSlIfES
NOAH ORR, Ohio Giant. feet inches high
ANNA SWAN, N0va-Scotian CdGoss, feet inch h.gh.
ANDREW HANSEN. Norv eeign Giant. 8 feet high
THREE OF THE SMALLEST DWARfs LIVING.
MAJOR COLYN oged H. u inches high weighs Is pounds
OEN GRANT jr AGED H. 27inche. high weighs i3poands.
MISS LIZZIE READ. the MniatGre Lady.
TWO BEAUTIFUL ClRCASSiAN GIRLS.
JOHN BATTERsBY Living Skeleton. weiah. O. pounds.
HANNAH BATTERSBY, his wife weighs 200 pounds,
A MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN and celebrated
SNAKE CHAKMEK,
hanJlesthe LARGEST LIVING SNAKES. -
THREE HORNED Bull. AN ALBiNO BOf;,
WOODkOFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWENS.
A GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN MOTION
The best Cosmorsmss. Soreoscoptlconp Learned sea-
Happy Family. Gfsnd tquara. and over
10000 OTHER CuRlOSlrlES.
Admission go cents Children under ten. Is cents
NEW.YEhRS DAY-PERFORMANCES NEARLY
EVERY HOUR. DAY AND EVENING.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

A WELL-FITTING DRESS is the most in
dspeDseble preparation for receiving Ne" a. ear % &
end easily occurred by procuring Pattern cut 20 ~ ile oi
st 25 cents, at NINE. DEMORESIs EMfohioN o.
FASHIONS, No. 47J Broadway, New-York.
NEW-YEARs CALLS.-Every Lady con-
~ tenpls,ns aking calls shonld not fa to troyide ~
with OF Mime Dcmorests Imperial DhfsS Eht.
NAIORS Price IS cents Sold everywhere o. mailed irce
rftep, Of price, at NINE. DEMORESIs EhfohioM
ofFASHI0Ss, No 413 Broadway. kew-fot
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
n ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD

I ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD
IL NANCE PROPERTY.
win be- sold al pubic Auction. BY Y. a. NcCLELAND,
AueoIeer At Ale-hany Arscna Pitfsburgh fa commeno
ing at 10 O'Clock H., MONDAY, Jauuay l5 1906 the FOL
lowing articles
Iron Cannon.
5, Upper CG-.mste Clrriages, cast IRON.
Is sets ATtill.ry iIaTness.
Is 2s9 Foreign Mu.xets AMI Rihcs new and repaired
- ~. r. &. Mr.kefs aud Riff. new and reraired.
Cl8I7 Foreign Muskcts and II hes.
1864 r. S. Muskeis ard Rifles.
333s Rrseob.Lopding aud other Carbines
45J Coi,s and Shapes Ril.s.
l5l Sporting Rifles
u Shot Guns.
3021 Mosket and nife Barrels.
1898 Bayonets, Triangular aud Sword.
2,l95 II. voly.T-.
1875 Ssbers srd Swords.
5000 sets C,vairy hccouermruts.
a5,GD Scis Inlsntry &c ,0ui.rnem5
3 500 SadG q. Cava!rv und Artillery.
2OOJc Parts Of Horse Equipments, Brides, Horse Bru'tes
Garry Comb 4c
2 O01 Saddle Blankets.
$500 IAris Of Artillery llsInesl. .
lOp, poguds Powder Cannon iusLct Rife ard sportinz
q ncon plete Sets OF roash lion P-Hs ior c-'smae
turnsfrs.
6oo Tons Scrip Cast Iron.
- 1lns Scrip Nr,u.ht Iron. ~
30 TIM. Lead aud hr.a9ny in Pig, Type Metal.
loo Wrought Ison AGes.
~ 40 Pounds Lead Dro.s.
ls,r0 Packing Boxes
larre b., 4 Appen iagcf f,r Muslets Csgliues &c.
4 ir,c 10, Of Artillery lmplrmeni- eud Equipments
& gtrsc Lot of Spare Parts for NGskets, &c.
A large Lo 81 T oo.s ani M1clines. 80,
Purchasers viii be reqiired to remove the Property wthn
ten days n.trf TIE sa.e.
Terms Cash - . 49,.
Leu, Col ofOrinlnce AID Brrso' Big Gen. l. g. Army.
ALLEGHAAY AKsESAL, Dec. ~, lltJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

sp.tS,a assortment Ladies Gents ard C'drons
. fITF AND PARTlCgLOR KID CLOVES, BkaI
QUALIFY, LOWER IiIAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
IL CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

NEW BOWERY THEATER.-Mr. L. II.
~ GLENNEY,s First Benefit in Amerisa; viii take place
-, FRIDAY EVENING Jan. 8, when will be produced the
e,sst NAV Of thoiCOLLEEN BAWN; CiyssIwith Sons.;
Mr dlenney; Danny Msnn; for this night only, Mr. w.
scaan ono act Of f"ARRAlI NAPoGuE; sh1un, with the
ong "TLe Wearing Of the Green; AIR. Glenney. variety
Of sntersu,nents Concluding with Black Eyed Snssn"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

CEJ. RING LOST.-TEN DOLLARS vii
.,t..n o,r The Hcoyery ofs SEAL RlNO. which ha
been nendsd In tho back. Inquire Of c. MoREY, Tdbon
Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

DOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49o
DBwsynesrly opposite st. schois, Ho,el.GEO. g. LEA
WIT, Ancoueor J. l.. Cooley ConsigInen'. scicrL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

~
(rBIs ESTABLISHMENT SoT ADVERTISE N tina
SKw-YoRK ngRALDb
SATURDAY, Dec. ~.
SEVENTEENTH WEEK AND
'"N BIT TWO
EUT TWO
MR J. s. CLAEKr.
MIR. J. 5. CLARKE
TO NIGHT viii be presented. for tho
LAST TlnE,
LAST TINE.
Shekespeares most humorous eIcaion the
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
COMEDY OF ERRORS. -
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE DROMiO OF SYRACUSE,
After which, Bo .cicault'. Comic Drama,
THE FAT BOY. -
Mr.. ' 6. CLARKE WApDlLOVE
, 81 CIAL ANSOUNCEMENT.-l In eomplaFce "iti many
written applications slr stuart respectfully sDooce' 's' o
MONDAY, tln J.
r s. CLARKE will appear In lis popular cf sr3cter oi
MAJOR DE BOOTS,
10 the charming Comedy Of ,..,,..r>
To conc uir with he Comic Drsuis OF
ROBERT MACAlRF. ,
JACOUTS STROP J. =. CLARKE
TUESDAY, Jan. 2-Mr. J. y CLARhES is.. appearance
Snl Only night Of - , .1r,.
NJ. Stuart has to Gunoyrce that on
WEDNESDAY Jan. 2,
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
viii make his sl professional Appearance ios nine norb 10
tie characte. VI -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
A. NJ. MERwIs. Aucioneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN d Co. Nos 69A and

V[ DfINUo, M IIIIt W Nv % CUt 4NV'' "sE "iI"
- go Broadway, Of <tl-st--Ssles Of Books. Sta
tonery Pictures Works II Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
SATURDAY EyESlSG. Dec. 20, at O'Clock,
Closiay Sale OF ILLUSTRATED BOOKS and STANDARD
WORKS IN iue bindings comphsins great variety Of NEW
assortment Photograph Albums aud Juvenile Books. And
also col econ Of FANCY ARTICLES tc. Catalogues are
ready, and the books are on view.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Sales bn AnniciL
BsyJ. p. FArRcnLp. Auc,ioneer.

BasJ. p. FAIRcHLp. Auc,ioneer.
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF over
~ $1,000 worth Of splendid OIL PAINTINGS EN-
CRAVINGS. MIRRORS, So the entire stock Of Looking
Gls and Picture Dealer Must be sold to close out the sOck
SATURDAY Dec. 90 at 10 a. at No. III Nassau'si
Goods removed OH day Of sale.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
nErrnIIcAN Am rNInN.
Precopt upon Procept.

The Cleveland HcroH in speaking
OF President Johnson's disptach to
tho Governor OF Georgia, says;--1fany
rcvoltcd State appears before Congress
not having on wedding garment, il
will be through no fault of omission on
the part of President johnson. lie
has plainly pointed out the way of po-
litical salvation, and said to the rebels
walk yc in it, And he has as plainly
said there is no other way given un-
dor loyal Administration whereby
rebcllious States can be saved.
II would seem that the dispatch to
North Carolina, in reference to the
reputation of the rebel State debt,
was not emphatic enough for Georgia,
and 50 her Governor sends message
to President Johnson on the subject.
aud President johnson sends his
Gubcrnutorinl namcsakc such a re.
ply as that even n wayfaring man,
though u tool, nccd not err in constru-
ing it.
Tho President says, "cvcry single
dollar - of such debt must be cpu-
dated that loyal men shall not be
taxed To pay debt of rebel contrac-
ting; that those who heated the
poker must stand the expense, and
that at home and abroad il must be
understood that no tax
shall be levied for any debt made in
mn attempt to dissolve the Union,
That is not only "no sir but mo
sir &C.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
OHIO STATE NEWS,

m. The last day in November will
he Thanksgiving Day in Ohio.
pSN- There are 30 disabled soldiers
in the Ohio House.
henr The Akron Beacon, Oct. 2G
says the population of that place has
iucrcascd in the last two years from
3,aoo To nearly 1000.
pfN- Tho editor os tho Ash,obu,al
Sentinel, has been trying to come the
DIR, Wndship dodge, by lifting 400
10, box, II fell on his ankle and dis
ablcd him. Better not try to emu.
late the " strong man" without n year
or two of his training.
ren. The Cincinnati Times says that
an individual calling himself "Rcv.
Mr., BENJAMIN has been circulating
through Hamilton county obtaining
donations rs n needy preacher, The
Times intimates that he is an impos.
ter.
mn. On Tuesday of last wcck John
Rodcbaugh, auctioneer of Portage
county, went to Kent, and played
cards with some gamblers, exhibiting
the money in his possession; On
his way home he was killed, and his
body found minus his money aud
watch, Two of the gamblers have
been arrested, aud the circumstances
are strong against them.
nN- Two women extensive dealers
in counterfeit currency, and fellow
named Pickncy, engaged in the sam,
business, were arrested in Cincinnati
on Wednesday, One of these women
4 a Mrs, Wilson, is pronounced one ot
the sharpcSt dealers in the business
!, aud her arrest has disarrangcd til
. plans Of the countcrftitcrs of tha
{. city generally,
Boy The Ohio State .Tonrnal say
that Joshua Monroe, prisoner frou
,c Grcon county convicted at the Nov
re- embcr term, 1864, of murder, in IN
Il, second degree, and under sentenc
y for life, met a horrible death ON III
=, 25th ult,, in the Ohio Pcnitentiary. 49,
lie had just returned from Dime,
aud while engaged in adjusting SOU
M machinery in the chair shop, h
y, clothes caught in the shaft arour
~ which he was wbirled at fearful ra
lr. killing him INSTANTLY, aud mauglil
his body fearially
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
Henry Wirz.

This insignificant and contemplate
villain, has been tried at acost to the
United States Government, of many
thousands, il not million dollars
lie is lying in prison convicted
scoundrcl, awaiting just but partial
punishment, If he i, to he hung.
God speed the day, the world will not
miss him--but his atrocious deeds in
fc,ed upon the Union soldier, at An
dcrsonvillc, will be remembered while
they live, by all those gallant boys
who survived his bayharous treat
mcnt. There are thousands vi
men in this country, (Coppcrhcads),
who live only to curse mankind with
rhcir existence aud he is one of such
The TRUE SOLDIER of the Union Ar.
my call aloud, yea, they demand that
he be expatiatcd upon the gallows fol
the brutal murder of their compatri
OTIS who foughtfor the good old FLAG
Those Union soldiers, who were so
unfortunate as to fall late the hands
,of the rebels as prisoners Of war,
were thrust into Andcrsonyille, aud
murdered by this rebel villain, in ma.
ny instances, merely for asking foi
something to cat--a drink of water
to qucnch their thirst, or some cloth.
ing TO cover their nakcdnoss , Yes
they were shot down like dumb brutcs
and If not killed instantly on tn,
spot, they were manned aud cripplod
for life. We ask every fficud--Not
Copperheads)- the Union, il thei {
is another man in America, who is
protected by the old FLAG, that ha i
stronger title to the halter thar
this man WInzt lie is guilty ofmur
der in the most brutal manner, an,
the evidence adluoed against him
when on trial, proves it conelusively
He is guilty hang himl The loyp
people Of America call for his exccu
ton, knowing that his treatment {
our Union prisoners were brutal, atr,
ciJus and damnable.
4" Since the above was in type, -,
learn from Washington special, Il
ted the 9th instant, that the Pre-,
don't has not yet taken up the pape
ip,tbis criminals case. Judge II,
has prepared very elaborate brief
all the evidepcs. II is not at all Ii!
ly that che President will change I
verdict Of the commission. Tn
fossS him guilty Of all the eharl
and specifications, aud he will prol
bly, be hung wiaaa q week. I
president, however, in order TO sat
fly tho appeals which have been ma
10 him, will examine thoroughly il
tbs case before he gives il his
Woyal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09
TnE rENIANs MoNINa

The Fenians in this District, it is
said, number about , 900 men, and it
is we'll known that they have been
making preparations for Some time
past to take an active part in the
movement now on foot, MANY of
them have recently bceu pu 9 EASING
arms, and to-day the following sig,
u foant notice is published:
FENlAN BRorugRuoon.
The members of Washington Cir
clc particularly, and Fouians of tn
District of Columbia generally, ar
hereby cautioned, for their benefit
against ge ting any uniform, or havin
lanything to do with movement, M
Ill they know moro aud hear fIrthc
from US, VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
ARRIVAL OF TnE uERNANIA,
Tho steamer Germania, from llau
burg ON the 22d ult,, arrived to.da
She is an extra boat, and did II,
touch at Southampton. No News
1.-THE steamer Columbia has also u
rived,
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
MAsnINr6N. Nov. G.
JEFF. DAVIS TR1Af,-cHEIF JUSTICE
cuAsE's CONCLUSIONS.

hShiNipNj NON' "
JEFF. DAVIS TRIAG,--cHEIF JUSTICE
CHAsE's CONCLUSIONS.
Chief Justice Chase has notified
the President that, after a thorough
and careful examination into the
whole question, hc eau not preside
over the Court for the trial of jeff
Davis, in the city Of Richmond. The
reason he assigns is, that there is no
regularly organized Court in that
city. Thus the Government is all at
sea again in regard to his trial. The
President maintains that he can not
be tried at any other place. The I'M
preston is that ho will be released,
with the understanding that he is to
go to Europe and not return, or in
other words, to be cxpatriated.
HEALTH or THE ARMY.
There * much sickness among the
troops in Virginia aud along the Mis-
.issippi River. The troops complain
of poor ratiuns.
MISTER OFT oF GENERALS.
An order from the War Desrt.
mcnt mustcrs out about ten general
officers of volunteers. II will proba-
bly, not be promulgated till after the
election.
POOR FELLOWS.
The Department clerks are indig-
nant at the extra hour return. They
loaf at their desks, doing no more
work in seven hours than formerly in
six
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GENERAL NEWS.

Com closed in New York at III.
TuElatest Washington rumor abou
jeff Davis ir, that hc.will be cSilcd.
The government of Savannah, Ga
was turned over to the civil authori
ties on the LIST inst.
TuE deficiency in the wheat crol
ahis year has been estimated at 20,
100000.
TnE real estate belonging to Nor
ris Kctchum, was sold at Now York
yesterday, for si27, ,0OO,
A VIOLENT storm is sweeping over
Lake Ontario. The telegraph bring
news of several disasters TO shipping
PHILADELPHIA has made an appro.
priation of 81 900 for sanitary meas.
urcs, in view of the approach Of chol
era.
TuE man who left the mysterious
,crpcdo-box at Wyoming lictcl New
York, was arrested. Ills name was
Paul Seer
TuE Embassy from Tunis paid The
President a farewell complimentary
visit yesterday. They sail from the
United States next week
ABouT nine .tcnths Of the Veteran
Reserve Corps will be mustered out,
under the late order permitting the
officers and men to choose between re-
naming in the service and quitting it.
TnE Treasury Department is so
pcstercd with countcricits "wcll cal.
culatcd to deceive, " that Gen. Spin
nor advocates the death penalty for
manufacturers Of and operators in,
the spurious currency.
A WASHINGTON special says that
Chief Justice Chase has decided that
there are legal objections to JcIr Da.
Wis trial at Richmond, so tho matter
is rs far from settled as over. Expa. (
tria,ion of Davis is talked Of in know.
ing circles at the Capitol. ,
SIXTEEN new cases of cholera are I
reported to have appeared Cn the At Il
lauta, New York, but no deaths. The I
well passengers, it will be observed I
are to be removed from the Atlanta 4
and taken on board captured block
ade-runncr placed at their service by /
the Navy Department. I
The negro insurrcction in the island
of Jamaica has assumed such formi-
dablc proportions that martial law has
been declaredi in the name oftho Queen, {
aud the white citizens are hastily or G
ganiEing into military bodies. The
have butchcrcd a number &,
of officials and clcrgymcn, horribly \
their bodies after death, {
Forty of the rebels who have been cap
tured were summarily hung. Tho lead =
er Of the insurrection is named Paul I
Boglc.
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Notice..

The parties to an agreement for the
Capitnliz ilion, Sale aud r. organization
of the Clinton Line Extension Rail Road,
and all others interested therein, will
meet al the Office of w. =. g. II. NOBLE,
in the city of Tiffin, Ohio, on the l4th
day of December, 1865, for the purpose
OF re-organizlng said COMPANY pursuant
TO the Act of April II, 1861, entitled,
" An Act to regulate the sale Of Rail
Roads aud reorganization of the same.
w, c. HEDGES,
A. C. BALDWIN, Trustees.
G. II. STRONG, y
Nov. 8, 1865. At.
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Eblyislrnd Notice.

Al q meeting Of the Directors The lin Agricu
tural Works heL tueir oOier in be city OF Tihin,
on Monday, the 9th day Of November lSGJ, a diyi.
deed Of ElGllr FER CENT wus declared upon the
ling Capital stock Of said Com guy, Tor the
-iN mouth, ending ohr 3is day OF Dccem5t 2, 1865
Payable 10 the stock ,haders and after the lst day
Of Dccs snher, lsGi, at the office Of said Company in
Film, OLio. u, oTder otthe Directors,
J. JAChMAN, Secy.
Move ember q, IIi5. i-A.