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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-13

o. Rev. Henry Ward Dccchcr who
goes to Charleston az the orator on the
occasion of restoring of the Old flag To
Sumter, on last Sunday in his church at
brooklyn, referred to the approaching
event os follows:
At other times, when tho prospcc, Of
lifting tho tlag to its former place secmcd
almost visionary, be had spoken OF such
an event with jubilOtion. But now as
the timc In reality drow near, his suul
ltrcmblcd within him nl is solemn mean.
ing. Many would 20 there imbucd with
this feeling OF solemn jubiution, in this
wonderful event IN tho history of this
people. lie should feel sorry II any
went there With any other feeling than
that Of Christian patriotism. II others
went with lcclings of cXultOtion over a
fallen Zoe, for his part he went us a
brother to appeal to misled'brcthten from
the day of their misapprchensi 10 the
day OF knowledge, Il would be 10 say to
them tha after four years of'blood and
darkness, we had brought back to them
the same hearts Of love that they had
smiuen in these long four years.
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Dwelling House For Sale.

! win sell my Frame Dwelling Hous,
situated in the lat Ward. Tifiin, Ohio, con.
tanning Eight comfortable rooms.
Terms easy Reference, A, V. 0gle, Cd
Ward. Tinin, o. or myself.
March seth. ls6S.2w. B.F. OGLE.
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COLUMBUS. a., JannalY n IS,iS.
hhheIsbY errided that The foregoing IS a correct
c0ny OF the Statement Of Condition q m. M rI,,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF New vc,t
made 20 nndhled In this office, for the Yesr ls65'
tsEAh Witness my hand aud seal Officially,
tsrAaP,l JAS.H. GOODMAN Aud, orof State
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Farm for Sale.

A farm containing six hundred acres ;
two hundred and fifty under improvement,
with large new brick house, large barn, corn
house and other ont houses, lying within 2
miles OF Fremont, Sandusky Co. Ohio, is now
offered for sale.
Terms easy and liberal. Time As long ns
desired. Enquire Of F. s. WHITE,
Cashier Bank Of Fremont
Feb. %, ls65 -9m.
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Card.
DRS, FRANKLIN & SEARLES,

Having formed Co.partnershp, for the practice o.
Medicine and Surgery, will attend promptly to all
calls, either night of day.
nr. Fmuklin, having resided and practieei IN
TiNn, since 1850, ~ wellkuown az sncuesful prao
ttionef. lie vi u continue on the ELEUTRiC system
and expects 10 be as successful heretofore Ia the
treatment ofall disease. But he more particu latly
invites sll penons who afflicted with obstinate
Chfonic diseases togive him n call.
DR.. sesrles will Practice Homupsthicly. and hone,
TO give Satisfaction 10 all eases entrusted TO him
Ms medi eines win be espetialy grateful to those
who do not like large doses OF n-useohs drugs. 70
getler they viii ha enable TO use lsrqer mage o
medicine and experience. tb-n 10 usually found II
our oihce. Patients have tho advice Of either OF
both, without additionsl cNptnce
otlee alwhys Open In Hedges Block second floor
F.E FRANKLIN ND. EF.s sEARLEs NJ. ID
Aphl ~, isG5, IT,
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DIR. SEARlES,
Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.

Office hours from to 10 A. NJ to ? p
n. 10 8 evening.
Office at Shswhan House. 6rst ioor. Ne
so. B.F. sEARLES.
March 3, lees--n
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Nrw YoRK, April 1.-THE Herald
publishes a list ot the general officers
surrendered by Loc. II comprises the
Genera in. Chief, three Lieutenant Cen
erals, seventeen Major Generals, aud
sixty-ono Brlgodicr Generals; among
them are Anderson, Ecbols, Ewell, ul-
roudy prisoner, FinncQan, Heath, Dash
rod Johnson, kershnw, Longstrect, Ma
hone. McCausland, Moscby, Ouid, the
Exchange Commissioner, Pcmbcrlon,
Pickett, RoSscr, Sorrcl, and lIeary a.
Wise. The number Of men actually sur
rendered by LIE ia ilom 30 1000 to 22,000.
Within the past two weeks over 10000
prisoners have been sent away from City
Point, aud u lugc number are still there.
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STATE oFNEW YORK
CIV and CnunIr of Now NorkA N

j. Milton smith, President and Vincent Tihou,
Secretary Of the Arctic FIRE lnsuranes Company,
being s,verally sworn, derase ant ssy, thA.
the ioreruing is full, true sad correct siatcmeu
OF tue afars of said Company, that the ssid lnsur.i
Huce Conpiuy Is the hons fde oWner OF AZ least ONE
HuNpHgp rhousANp DOLLARS OF actual Cash CapiiaI
invested n stocks and Roads, ut in Mortgages on
Real Estate, worth double The amount to- Nlleh tbv
same is metlTafed d; sad that hey ave Tho above deE
cribed uhieeH OF said insnranou COMPANY
(siEned) J, MILrnN SMITH, Ptesident
V. TiLYou, Secretary.
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THANKSGIVING.

Gov. BKouGH has issued proelama.
ton. designating Friday next the fourth
anniversary Of The surrender Of Fort SUN.
ter to tho rebels, Os q day Of general
Thanksgiving and rejoicing, in view Of
the recent decisive triumph OF the Ma.
,ional arms, and the overthrow and final
catastrophe Of "Confederate" treason.
The day falls on Good Friday day
that has for many Centuries been set
apart by the Christian Chareh in com.
memoration Of an event which distin.
guishes theirs from all other systems Of
religion, and is regarded by them with
peculiar solemniiy. But the Governor
inclines to tha belief that so signal q
triumph over the next greatest oombina.
ton against the Interests of humanity
may appropriately bo commemorated Al
the same time, II not IN the same con,
neetion. We are Of opinion that The
great majority Of our citizens will coin
eide with The Governor in that opinion
-------
OTThe New York Herald OF AprilOtl
ssys:
We printed OF yesterdays Herald, fol
general circulaiion, the enormous unmbel
Of ono hundred and thirty-one tho san,
ave bundled and twenty (l3l,520) copies
No Herssds were sent TO the Army o
the Potomsc IN consequence of It's move
msnt; and as We usually send to that
army eleven thousand copies that nnm-
Der added would have raised tho whole
numbsv TO la, ,t3o.
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alw Aarrrtisemrnts
LETp'Egt LIST.

LETTER. LIST.
Remaining uncnllcd for at the Tinin
Post Office, April 3, 1865.
Ashmel Johnson Mcvey Harry
Adams : McVcy Cutharinc
Brchlel Geny Mcghcr NJ
Brace Jacob Martin n G
Boyer Annie Mnrmon J Il
Clifford Fanny McClu'r Theodore
Dean Il Nick Lisey
Dcirah Ku;tcr Nol Sudn
Ecesscr Johnus Newman Sarah
Green Emmie Pierce Hiram
Giculcs Mary G. = Yes II Il
Holden aud Diddlo Reed John A
Iloscy Isaiah Snyder Epheain
lngham Russell Smith Adams
King Ellen Il Shulcr p
Kuhn Joseph Stcs A
King Cutharin Strcng llenny
Lillcr Sarah sting Gchglo
Longshorc II II II Wehcle Joseph
Miller John Vice Bcngamin Is
Miller Durnhnrt Wciscl J
McClcllen A u Wilcox )lary $
Persons calling for letters, will please say
ArvuUrsIp. WM. GALLUP, p. NJ.
II. c. kuuS, Deputy
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FATlTr or 2CO GFNS r % DE FIRED
WAN DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
10 o'clock =. NJ, April o.
Ordered that a salute Of two hundred
guns be fred pt the headquarters OF every
army and department, aud Mt every post
and arsenal in the United States, and Nt
the Military Academy at West Point, on
the day Of The receipt Of this order, in.
commcmoration Of the surrender of Gen
cral Lne aud the Army of Northcrl Vir-
giniu 10 Ii utcnanl-G Grant aud
The army under his command. Report on
the receipt aud execution Of this order Is
to be made to the Adju,antst Washing.
ton. EDwrN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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OFFICE or TnE AuIroR oFsrATr

sub'erher and sworn before are, ihl, e;th day Of
January, A, p.ls6S.
tssit NV. w,LoEv, Com. for ohio,l ,lnN.Y
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A. .KASsA. Editor x Puhiishcr
THURSDAY APRILl Is, 1865.
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fcdcraie States 4 rmteS:
Your note orths datn is but This mo.
mcnt (lli5O A. NJ received, IN cJusc.
oncuc5 of NV having passed from the
Richmond g. Lynchburg road to the
Fdrmylc e. Lyuchburg roud ] nm o.
,his wrtirq about imilcs west of Wal.
tors Church, and viii push forward to the
front for the purpose ol meeting you.
Npuro sent to me on this road where you
wish tho interview to take placc,w Il mcei
mo.
Very respectfully your obcdiert servant
u. 3. GRANr, Lieut.. General.
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Very respectfully, your ob't servant
X, T.. LEE, General
Ger. r. d. Lee ,Commandna C.N.A.

GENERAL; The result ol the last week
must convince you of the hopcl, ssncss OF
further resistance ON the part ct the Army
OF Norlprn Virginia ia this struggle.
feel lha, il is SO, and regard II as my
duty toshiit from myself the rcsponsbili.
ty any further cilhsion Of blood, by
asking Of you the surrender Of that por.
ton ol the Confederate States Army
known as the Army OF Northern Virginia.
Very respectfully, your obt scrv't,
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GRANTS oNE COMPTON,.
April s, 1865.
Gen. Il, e. Lee, commanding c. s. A

U. :. GRANT,
Lieutenant.G General eom'dg A, u. S.
Lrr WANTS TO TREAT on rEAor.
April S, 1868.
GrsERAL; | received at a late hour
your note to.doy In answer to mine Of
yesterday. | did not intend TO propose
The surrender of the Army VI Northern
Virginia, bu. to ask the terms of your
proposition. To be frank, ! do think tho
emergency has arisen % call for tho sur
render ol this army; but Us the reslors.
ton 4 pea e should be the solo object Of
all, | desire TO know whether your PRO
rofsls would tend 10 that end, would
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ruAgysefvtyG ron THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAN DEPARTMENT, ID. Co.
C.3O =. NJ, April 0, 1865.

U.3O i. VI, NpTII U Ie0J'
10 Lieutenant. General Grant;
Thanks be to Almighty God for The
prua, victory with which lie has this day
crowned yOu aud the gallant army under
your command. Tho thanks Of this De.
pnrtment ollhc Government, end The
people ol the United States, their rcyer.
cncr aud honor have been deserved aud
will hr given To you mud the brave nnd
gallant officers ard soldcrs Of your army
Tor all tlmc. [Sgn"dl t. NJ. STANTON,
= S4cretpry of War.
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Subscriptions Paid Up in FMl

viii First April q
banking Rooms now occupie 6y the Bank Of lihn
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easuy peparent oee Of c0mptTOller q tho cuironcy

CFRTIF'ICATB OF AUTTIOFITY-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-31

| Within short time three bona .fde
German counts, one Irish baronet, two
Greeks of high degree and one Turk have
been enlisted in New York.
Two of the saw mills in town have
been operating for several days past. The
new logs hauled from the burnt district are
in progress of manufacture. The ice is
out of the ponds in the vicinity of the
mills, and unless prevented by heavy
freshet the saving season will commence
early. Hemmcnway's steam mill will
probably start in the course of q week.
Machias Union.
We learn from responsible source
that Mrs. Staples, a lady S4years OF age
residing at Flagstaff Plantation, during
the last summer, spun $50 sheins of yarn,
wove $50 yards Of cloth, got in IL webs
for another person, besides sewing, knit
ting and homework. She takes the New
York Tribune and reads it entirely through
every week. She does all her work with
out glasses. Chronicle.
II Gov. Bramlctte of Kentucky, has
furnished all his slaycs with freedom pa.
pers.
Il The late concert at New Haven for
the benefit of the soldiers rest ncttcd
$4,000.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

For the RAPID cure Of Coughs. Colds, Influenza.
Homseness. Group, Bronchitis, ineia.nt Con.
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So wide is the field of its usefulness and
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escape observation and where its virtues knownthe
public no longer hesitate what antote to Employ for
the distressing aud dangerous a ctions Of the ulmona
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inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and b. discarded thus has gained friends by every
trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted that they
forge, and produced numerous and too
remarkable to la forgotten.
We Only assure tn public. that its quality is
uliy kept up the best it has BEEN and that it
done.
Great numbers Of Ciergymcn, Physicians, Statesmen
aud eminent prrsonaees have lent their certify
the unparalleled usefulness of remedies. hut space
here i'll permit tie insertion Of them. The AGENTS
below named furnish gratis American Almanac in
which they given; with also full descriptions Of the
complaints they cure.
Those no require Al afsratiue medicine purify
tn blond will find Ayers Comp. Ext Sarsa parl, thu.
remedy to Try it once, and you will known its
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Prepared by 6. ANN: Co. Lowell, Mass and
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To the Hon. Pa, ker Tuck Judge Of Probate within a.d

To the Hon. Par ker Tuck Judge Of Probate within aad
for the County Of Hancock.
IVUMBLY shows Hannah J. Lewis guardian Of Mary
Ill A. Lewis and Sophia b. Lewis, minors and heir,
OF Lathly Lewis late Of Buckspor in said county, mari
ner deceasedThat the said minors interested in tn.
real estate Of hid deceased situated in said Buckspo
consisting of the homestead Of said deceased and that
an advantageous offer has been made for said minors in
terest tberen Of six hundred and sixty six dollars and
sixty seven c,nts-$6o6.6;- one Charles u. Walker
of Ilampden in the county Of Penobscot, mariner, and
that il would be for the benefit Of said aud all
concerned that said OF should be Immediately accepted
that their said interest in said dccease rs should
he disposed a. and the proceeds thereof put ont and
cured to them Your peore heI eore pra,s
that your Honor would grant her license dispose Of
aud convey the accordingly, asrccaby IN law Of
this state, in such cases made and provided.
HANNAH ;, LEWIS,
Bucksport, Feb. 81, A, D. 1885.
At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within AMI for
the County Of Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday of
February, A. d. 1862
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered-That the Peti.
TONER give to all persons interested by causing
copy the Petition and order of Court thereon. to be
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth
may appear at Probate Court to he held Ellsworth
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause il
any they have why the prayer OF said petition should
not be granted. - ..
Attest .-Gyo. A. DYER, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order Of court thereon.
iii Attests-GEG. A Dyer, Register,
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Hunnoweli's Eclectic Pills.

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GnEEN's LANDING, March "a, 1865.

GnEEN's LANDING, March "a, 1865.
MEssRs SAWYER 4 Burr:
Herewith we submit the following report:
Ar. 22d, sch Banner, Buck master, Rockport to
Green's Landing; 23d, Cape Ann. Downes, Frank
fort to Green's Landing; Melinda, Jordan, Bucks
port to Green's Landing.
CID. 23d, Emblem, Simpson, Green's Landing
to Eden.
Cid. oath. sch ITaicyon, Truford, Harpswell for
Joncsport, 9th, Warren, Sargent, Gou!dsboro
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foe Rockland; Laurel, Bunker, Gouldsboro tor
Rockl,nd.
Ney resp ctfully, -
GREEN 4 co.
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At Court OF Probate holden at Elsworth, within am,
for the County of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday Of
February, A.. n 1865:
IOSEPH g. BLAISDELL nam ei Executor in certain
q instrument pdrperting to be he last will and
men: OF Daniel Baisdel late Of Orland in said County
deceased, having presented the same for probate:
OrdGred-rhat the said Executor give notice
to all person, interested, by causing n copy Of this
order to he published three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American printed, at Ellsworth, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held at Buckspdr in said
county. the third Wednesday Of May next, at ten
OF the clock In the forenoon and scw cause any they
have. Why the said instrument should be proved an
proved and allowed the last will and testament Of said
deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy--Attest:
lls GEO. A. DYER. Register.
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ARMY and NAVY
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w Il a. ii ID HNd10Ck.

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e Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty for dependent
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- Bounty sfor the widows children Of all SOL
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eowF4s For Sale inEllsworth by Z. u. fECk.
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