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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-02

Michael Filbert ofers ut private Sale, a
good Farm cfSixiy acres, situated mildS
East OF Eaton, Forfpll particulars, see
Bills, or app!y 70 II. Filbcrt, Main Street,
FAton. 81
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-02
FRENCH lTuOGRAPHI. pRINTs,-
Gilt MOldIus for Plc'ure Frome

Key ri,gs spy glasses, goggles, selssc,p"
speclagls' -"velores, foolscap and CON.
mrreial h.v- 20, eli fishing rods, reels, H. es
and haoks; waters. a splend 4 WI ietH 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
A Whole Family Murdered by
Brigham Yourg's "Danites."

A private letter just received by n
gentleman of our acquaintance, from
a reliable party in Utah, gives the
details of whole sale murder of
family of six persons by gang of
Brigham's "Danties," or destroying
Angels" Our informant was intimate
ly acquainted with the unfortunate
victims, and says they had been the
objects of relentless persecution by
" the brethern for some time past
They had all been members of the
church in high standing, and familiar
with the inside workings of Brigham.
ism. Latterly they had been scri-
ously suspicioned for disloyalty to the
church, and were supposed to be max
ing preparations to get out of the ter
ritory, an event which the Angels +"
were instructed to prevent, as the
people knew, and would probably say
after leaving Zion, many things which
the good name of the church would
not permit to be madepublic. The par
ties knew they were watched, and
took every precaution to clude the
vigilcnce of the "Danitos, They
started ostensibly for the eastern side
of the territory, but really intending
to come to the States, and were ac-
compained by two young men who
were not members of the church,
When they had been out several days
and were opcampcd in canon about
fifty miles from Salt Lake, one OF
Young's bishops came to the camp,
and told them they must move i'm
mediately or they would all be muir
dered by the Indians; they were 10th
to start at first, but the bishop insist
ed, and they finally consented TO fol-
low him. lie led them to "securc
camping place" several miles distant
from the public road, and there left
them.
The following night company OF
men disguised as Indians, came upon
the camp and murdered every mem
Der of the party except the two young
men, who returned to the settlements
and informed the friends of the fami-
ly what had happened.
The statements may be relied upon
as true we are in possession Of the
names of all the parties, but not at
liberty to make known the same pub
lie, as the informers, if known to the
d" Danites ;" would share the same
fate CouncR Bluffs NomporieL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
FROM Carlo AND BELOW.
Movements of Cotton--- Memphis
MARKETs-TRoops FROM BELOW.

Carlo, July 2S.-An arrival from
New Orleans brings 479 bales cotton
for the East and GO for st. Louis 800
bales passed up for st. Louis last
night.
A steamer, from Arkansas River,
arrived at Memphis, with 300 bales
cotton. HI.
The Memphis market is unchanged.
Receipts from wagons very heavy, but
all information confirms the opinion,
that in two weeks time the main bulk
Of cotton will be in.
The troops now at Memphis are es-
timated at 5000. 1t is supposed that
they will be divided into squads, and
posted over the country, to maintain
law and order.
Troops continue to arrive at Carlo
daily, en- route for home, to be muster
ed out.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
Soldiers Dinner.

Last week we published the call of
The Executive Committee, and the
names Of the Township Committees
For the soldiers dinner, in this city,
on. the 10th Of August. The Execu-
live Committee, are sparing no labor
br expenses to make this, as it should
be, grand affair. Numerous speak
ers have been invited to address the
people, on that day, but the Commit
tee are not yet able to make the full
. announcement OF who will be present,
suffice il to say that there will be able
speakers present.
" The Township Committees should
20 to work at once and canvass their
entire township, or appoint sub-dis-
.triet committees to do so--for no time
is. TO be lost, and it will take gener-
al effort to supply, the table on that
day. The, soldiers, are expecting a
good time, and let us give them one.
Aid Societies should at once organ
iIe themselves and start into active
operations for this effort in behalf Of
the Union Army of Seneca County
Don't delay, 60 to work at once, and
be sure to have a report from each
township at the meeting of the Execu
tive Committee on Saturday Hftsrnoon
the 5thi at 2o'clock, in Webster Hall
in this city
4 Either the latter part Of this week,
Or the first part of next, we will pub.
hsh large posters, and in next weeks
Issue, be able to give the names o.
spsskers who may be rolled on.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
Destructive Fire.

Destructive Fire.
On Sunday last, about 2oclock in the afternoon.
the quiet Of our city was disturbed by the cry u
nre, which proved to be the Sash and Door Facto-
~ OF Messrs. KLINE 4 LOWE, carried on In the
building belonging TO JoHr ID LOOMS, Esq, on
Market Street, nearly opposite the foundry. The
ifre was first discovered In the southeast part oil
Ithc building, and spread with such fearful rapd-
-ty, that II was utterly impossible to save the
building or Its contents. Our brave and fearless
nremcn were on the spot, and with untiring ef-
forts worked incessantly, and succeeded In saving
the adjoining buildings, and much OF the lumber
outside OF the factory, and arrested the further
progress OF the devouring element We presume,
.JoHs ID. LooHIs, Esq, the owner OF the building
has sustained the greatest individual loss, but
Messrs. KLINE h LOWE, will feel their loss most
-dlsastronsiy, particularly, the latter gentleman
who had, as we are Informed, all his means in
vested In the establishment, and has but lately
recovered from Frustrated indsposition and III
health, he Is derserving the generous sympathy
OF the public, which we hope will be manifested
substantially, ald with material aid. Mr.. KAup's
loss In tools is from two to three hundred dollars
and other worthy mechanics connected with the
establish ment, have also austained serious losses
There WAS no insurance On the property, and
nothing was saved, In the building, from tn,
flames, excepting the engine which is not serious
ly damaged. No satisfactory conclusion has, n,
yet, been arrived at, respecting tine origin OF the
nre, Il 10 supposed, however, to Be the uninten
tiOnAl work OF some idle. disrcsputable warrant
who are too frequentl, seen lettering in back al
leys and about stables aud out buildings, not much
exposed to public view.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
Fire Insurance.


We take pleasure In inviting attention to the
advertisement OF the Firemen' insurance Compa-
. ny In another column OF to-day's paper. This
Company, in piont Of soidity, is second to none
In our city or In the state. The stockholders are
OF our weslthicst men, and AFFORD an ample guar
antee to the assured that all losses will be eqult-
ably adjusted and promptly paid. Among the ON
GERS OF the Company will be found the name OF
Mr.. J. ID. King, as Secretary, who WAS connected
with this Office for seven years, and Is well
known to the rradcrs OF the Telescope. We learn
that he is now visiting the different counties In
the state OF ohio, Tor the purpos OF advancing
fully recommend him to our patrons throughout
the State ne worthy OF their confidence represent
Ing as he doesone Il the beat Insurance comp panes
In the country. Capital and surplus s225,O00
Oice corner OF Third and jefferson streets, Day
ston, Ohio.-lTELEscoPE.
The advertisement, that the above has reference
20, our readers will find in another column. We
commend It to the attention OF the people in Sen
eca County.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
FROM NEW YORK.
Rebel Emigration to Mexico
CoRTINAs-REIGN OF TERROR IN
TEXAS.
New YoRK, July %.


The New Orleans Times Browns
Vile correspondent, Of the 14th, says
Cortinas, who is there, is very hopeful
Of success by the Liberals, and looks
upon the prompt movement of the
United States forces to the frontier as
advantageous to his cause. He has
great numbers of Americans in his
ranks, and speaks enthusiastically of
their dash and daring. The cores
poudent is very favorably impressed
with the appearance Of CortiDas, and
has high opinion of his capacity.
The Gavelston correspondence to the
Times says there is reign Of terror
in the interior of Texas, Murders
and robberies were prevailing to
terrible extent. He denies the report
that Kirby Smith and Magruder en-
tered into cotton speculatlons. They
both had to borrow money to 60 to
Mexico. 3sg
The Brownsville Repulic, of the 5th,
says General Smith arrived there. on
the 4th, with 5000 or 10000 Federal
troops. ,s- ...
The Houston Telegraph rejoices
over the fact that all the drays and
omnibuses there are driven by white
men, and that the city is fast filing
up with industrious white mechanics
and laborers. ~
The last of the 4th Corps has left
for Texas. The men Of the command
are in excellent health. Nearly every
State Of the Union is represe nted in
the organization, which Is composed
almost entirely of veteran troops.
/ JEFF DAVIS.
The Times special, speaking oi
JEFF. Davis, says;
Rising at An early hour, he takes
bath, then dresses, after which he il
visited by the officer Of the guard, the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
A Mad Horse'

A large dun horse was bitten some
weeks ago by dog supposed to be
mad. The dog fastened his teeth and
held on for some seconds. The horse
was taken home Immediately and close
ly watched for symptoms ofhydropho-
bia, but weeks having elapsed without
developing any indications, all apprc.
hcnsicns were dispelled until yes
terday the horse snapped at Mr..
Parker viciously, and bit him on the
side. His clothing, fortunately, was
thick enough to prevent any lacera.
ton of the flesh. No other signs of
hydrophobia were manifest until in
hitching him up the animal made a
sudden plunge towards his mate, and
bit him on the side, drawing blood
The wound is badly swollen, and it is
anticipated that this horse will also GO
mad. The dun Morse grows worse
hourly. 1t is clear case of hydro
phobia. The horse foams at the mouth
and bites at everything within his
reach. Hundreds of our citizens have
aocked to see the animal.-Lqfayett'
(Lnd.) Courier.
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Cure for Drunkenness.

; "Sx1d Pole, describes ga
cure for drdRecuusss. ~ lie says the
patient is shut up inra room aud de-
ba& Fed Gpm all communication except
with his Sphysieias. AS often as he
plcases spiritsRre given him, mixed
with two thirds ofwatcr. So also are
all other drinks, as beer, coffee, and
wine mixed with one third ofwatcr.-
The various kinds Of solid food are all
prepared with brandy; consequently
the patient is in continual state OF
intoxication. This lasts about five
days. At the end of that time the
patient implorcS other food and ever
afterwards the smell of alcohol acts rs
an emetic.-EhgIish Paper.
We rather think the old cure for
drinkers is the best after all.
Taste not, touch not. handle not.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

ra~ The food crop of the United
States, for the year 1865, will be the
largest known in our history. The
waste of war in provisions and cattle
has been considerable, but the loss
will be made up City fold by the ex,
cessivc productions of the present
year.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

nS- The scvcn-Thirty Loan closed
on the 9th. Mr.. Cooke has the right
to reflect with satisfaction on the eff
cheney of his agency through which
seven hundred million of the whole
series of $3.50, 100000 have been dis
posed of.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
lREASURl DEPARTMENT

CEhllflChlE VI hUTHURlT1,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OrricE or C"Mr1RoLLER or THE ruRHENcY}
Washington, MnIch 18th. lsG5\
wHtnsAs. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
sented 10 the undersigned, II has been made
To appear that "The First National Bank Of
THIN, g in the City Of Tiiin. In the Count,
OF Seneca. and State Of Ohio. has been duly
orgnnlzei under and according to the re
quirements Of the Act OF Congress entitled
IAN Act to provide n National Currency
secured by ri, dge Of United States Bonds,
end To provide for the circulation and re
demplion thereof approved June Sd 1864
snd have complied with al the provisions
Of said Act required To he complied with
before commencing the business oi Banking
un,ler said act.
The office OF Comptroller Of the Currency
being vacant.
Now, therefore. !, Samuel T. Ilowa,d
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency. de-
hereby certify that The First NatonsI Bank
of TiflD.' in the City of Tifin, IN the
County OF Seneca. ond State OF Ohio, L.
authorized TO commeree the business OF
Bonting under the Act Aforesaid.
! n testimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal Of Office, this Sixteenth day Of
March. 1865.
(sEAL) SAMUEL 7. HOWARD,
40 90Ol Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency
March 23d, 1865
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

officer Of the day and medical stten-
dant. He then breakfasts. after which
he walks up and down his room, and
couverses with General Miles, who
generally visits his quarters, about
that time, and, with DR.. Craven, reads
the Bible. "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

r@- The Cunard line of Steamers.
between the United States and Great
Britain, has been running twenty five
years, and it is claimed TINT during
that time not life or letter has been
lost by this line of mail boats.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

rG- A Marsoilles, France newspa-
per, says the bachelors of that city
havs struck. Oyer sixteen thousand
of them assembled in mass convention.
and resolved not to ask any young
woman in marriage until the women
practice greater economy in dress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
yohnson's Island.

All the military prisoners on Johnson's Island
have been discharged and left the Island except
msjor styles, OF Georgia, and Captain Cuseman,
Of Louisiana, who refuse to take the oath-SoH-
du,ky Register ,,
These representatives OF southern chivslry,
Messrs. Styles and Guscman, have evidently no
@'visble mean. ofsupport, " and propose 10 sponge
prisoners of war. Send them to the House OF Cor
Jreetion.---C Cleroiand Herald.
No, not at all. The House Of Correction woulu
be too comfortable quarters for two such traitors.
Any man who refuses to take the oath and sup
port the Government, should be sent to the Tor
tuKas for ten years.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

THIS Elegant Hair dressing and wins
dcrful Hair Restorative still retains so
precedence in fashionable circles, and il
superceeding oil other preparations, not
only In this country, but also in Europe
and South America. Thousands Of bot.
ties are used In The Court circles of Pa
ris, London, ST. Petersburg and Madrid,
and the sale in Cuba is enormous.
Reeves Anlbrosia
Il composed Of an oily extract from herbs
Of wonderful virtue, aud is highly scent.
ed with a variety Of exquisite perfumes
Il effeetually prevents the hair falling
oGi, and causes II to grow rapidly, thick
and long. II makes The hair curl, snd
gives il a glossy appearance. No toilet
is complete without il. Price rs cents
per large, bottle.
For ss3e in. Tiffin; at Wholesale q
Rtfaii BY fixKshhsER &MYEHs, No. l.,
Shawhsn's Blocs.
REEVES AMBROSIA DEPOT. ?
NJ. 81 Futon 81. N Y.
July20 H-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
SYM PToMs.

ss.-
The symptoms of Catarrh are at, hrst vory
jight. Persons find they have q cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and aremore sem
sitive TO the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or sight dis.
sharge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue. =. ,,..
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
In quality; they are now thick and heavy. and
are hawked or coughed. of. The secretiops
ere offensive, causing q bad breath the voice
thick and nasal the eyes Are weak the sense
Of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or slirny
mucous, which has fallen from the hoad dur
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease Is on ia
way 70 the lungs, and should lose no time In
arresting It.. si4 s,A
The above are but tsys of tfenary catarrh-
al symptoms. Write 10 our Laboratory for
3ur pamphlet describing fully all symptoms; (;
II viii be sent FREE TO any address. Also
directions where TO procure this medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
In the army, and others In all parts of the Un-
ion, aud also numerous testimonials Eom
those using 1t, bearing evidence Of its infalli-
BILE merits. .....,. ,s q,
This Remedy contains NO. MINERAL. or
POISONOUSIN INGREDIENTS, but is prepay-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore It is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even TO the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CArARRH RENE
DY, and take no other, II not sold by drug
gists W your vicinity. yoa. can enclose the
money in aietter TO us. and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price Sc, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. d. H. SEELYE & Co.
Freeport, Ill.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

HA- THE Tribune is true friend of
the soldiers, and will defend them
against the vile ISLANDERS and attacks
of Cops. Subscribe for it, soldiers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
sa. Why don't you take the TFiJ-
Another Theatre.

Another Theatre.
We learn that wEAvrns Dramatic CoMpi-
NATION, who has just terminated great success
In Dayton, will open in this city, on monday eve
ming, August 7th, 1885 This troupe plays the
most new and successful pieces OF the day, and
have met with the most nsttcring success through
the country. We have no doubt they will be
grested with crowded house. The Tifionians
arc great on smuscments, and take pleasure in
pstronizng all Theatrical companies that merit It,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

PoRcEtAis PicruRrs. are taken at PES
msesos d FArs, call end exsmin these
AbesutifuI specimens Of srt-tw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

In Bloom township, In this County, on the nth
ofJuly, 1855, IAcoB SPrrLrs, ST., aged 50 years
III months and day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03
THE ri.'FIN MARKET.
coRRycTrD wttkLY ut S BSsKATu.
TIrrrs, Aug. ;, 1866.

~ eN'S'
FLOUR-S7 90 I..
WHEAT--Firm NJ &1 2O!to1 40
COR RN-Firm nt 45c for shclled from
teams. .l
OATS-Firm ot 32c from tennis.
WOOL-Sellinp at 45c. 10 55,
SEED--Cloyer Sl2 90. Timothy 90 80.
FLAX SEED-Si SO per pushel.
RYE-75c, per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine 30c tallow 2e@55c
SOAP-German IL. common SC.
TALLOW-6 @s, Grease acc.
POTATOES-5oc@7O.
PORK--Per bbI, $22 90.
WHISKY--Common per gallon o. 30
RYE 90 or.
IIAMS-l5@iSc.
HIDES--Green &c drv 10c.
CALF SKINS-I0c KIP skins 7c
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@Si 90
BEESWAX-7.3Oc per pphnd:
BUTrER--i6c per pound.
EGGS-i4c per dcIen.
LARD-Kegs, lac.
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Col. w. n. GIBSON
Hon. j. K. HORD.
VIII each Speak a Piece.

Will each Speak a Piece.
The following Committee of Ar
rangemcnt have been named in
each township, for the purpose OF
soliciting contributions OF provi
sions. for the dinner. Special in.
structions will be sent to them.
= Adams, Horace Hall, Humphrey
Whiteman, Isaac Stillwill.
a Bloom, J. Il. Wilson, Z. p,
Bliss, Robert Blackwell.
Big 81 ring, Peter Brayton, Jas
Curtis, Wm. Slaymaker.
Clinton, g. q. Park, A. Keseck-
tr, Horace Huber.
Edrn, W. 9. Sterens, Or. p. G.
Kishpangh, Abraham Brown.
IIopewell, Sol. III. Ruse, Milton
Stoner, Sol. Wolf.
, jackson, Thomas Pen 1ell, VIM.
Ash, IIcniy l.ambright.
Loudon, VIM. Blymer. b. i
Caples, DAME! Hayes.
Liberty. Jonathan Cessna, ia
cob Feascl, Daniel Dichern.
a Pleasant, Ge' rye Abbott, Ferry
McGee, Jacob Bcwersox.
Y Reed, Thomas Williams. Timo-
thy Weed, Il /. Carey.
Scipio, Gilbert NJ. Ogden. John
Swigart, John S. Smith.
\ Seneca, James W. Brinkerhoff,
Henry Davidson, John Heaton.
Thou. .pson, David Stewart, E. j.,
Wrlker, Levi Korner.
Venice, j. ID. llarrofd, Lester
Sutton, Jonathan Shade.
1st Ward Titlin, John Poorman,
Isaec Pennington, Michael Wall.
I'd Ward Titiin, John Crum,
Solomon Kaup, E. G. Bowe.
OFFICERS or The DAY.
Col. F. FRANKLIN, Grand Marshal.
Chas. FOSTER, Esq, Fostoria, Prest.
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Half the Itching serntehing--only Half
the Money!

Citron Dalsam will cure the Itch in one or two
Appiieationsi also, cures all Eruptive Diseases
of the skin, Ulcers, Old sroes Gangrene and Rheu-
'matism. 1T CONTAINS NO MERCURY, and Is safe
TO use at any time. Only 25 cents bottle. Sold
by HERsHrzER n NJ, ERs, Tiffin, ohio. OLIVER
CROOK Co, Day,on, Ohio, Wholesale Agent
July "a, 1855. 42-3t
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Pittsburs, TT! Wayne and Chi
cago Railway.


A FOURTH eonPs BADGE. AT on NEAR
n THE DEPOT, on the 22nd day Of June, on
Which was inscribed my name, Go. l0iI Rsg't Nv.
l., and also "Atlapis, frsnkiia and ksshvils."-
1hs sssss Will IscsNs btsrslrs~srdb BY leaving Il
this ofes.
ys.2v ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

. sar Local ITEMS, this week, arc
source as gold.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

THE Romanist Arch Bishop of Bal
timorc has instructed Father walter
to ceas. all controversy relative to the
innocence of Mrs. Surratt.
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FROM North CAROLINA.
Designs Of the Rebel Element
CoNFIsCATIoN NEEDED.

RALEIGH, July Ex-Governor Hol-
den hes recovered from his recent ILL
ness, and is at his post again.
The large land.holdcrs in this city
and county, who comprise the aristo-
cracy, and leading rebel sympathizers,
made strong effort, through Cover
nor Holden, to have the Government
tax spspendedi but failed, and are
now promptly fpaying their taxes, to
save fhcir property.
The Raleigh Progress continues to
make fresh disclosures of the DESIGNS
d the rebel elcnS Sht ipihis 81 Z
al inst Union men asd hesbess Ito b
pus into effect when the troops are
withdrewn and the new State govern
ment goes into operation.
The Raleigh Standard says that
rebel papers are springing up in diff
f9rent parts of the State which openly
denounce the Government and pro.
mulgate treason of such a dangerous
character, that their immediate sup
preston would be justiftable.
Most of the Federal appointces in
North Carolina are unable to qualify,
not being in position to take the oath
prescribed by Congress. Among this
mum Der is Hon. Il. p. Dick, recent
ly appointed District Judge. The
announcement that the arrogant ret
els of Virginia are TO receive the full
benefit of the Coniiscation Act is
making many friends for the admin
istration in north Carolina, where
the same vigor is greatly needed.
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rA- EVERY Union man in Seneca
County should subscribe for the Trib-
ane.
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A. u. Byers,

Attorney and. Counsellor at law, Nois,v Pub,
and Insurance teshi. spesiPl BWsn.ion paid
collections. Hedges Blors.Tidin,
igIs " fy1y.
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fS- SUBSCRIBE for the Tribune.
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sandasky, Dayton = Cincinnati r. r..
On sad shs, MONDAY, Dee. 5. 1864 trains
WillIun az lolloWsi - II
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-03

The TRrBUSE.-Single copies ofthe
Tribune for sale with or without wrap.
pers. Price 5 cents.