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Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
Old Series Vol. VII
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May Time deal gently with thee
And If cruel pain afliict thee.
Remember there's a God above,
Great and good. OF boundiess love.
AL tite':. u e-Sin-s aud lis Joys
Round 'h.e gathct. and all cares
Ever from thee far be driven
:. in4n shiue-i siar IN beaver.
.,r' il IT uii-- rnri,', the" gather
Anl thy form be doomed to wlther,
Reverse fast upor; thee rOI
Crushing ne'aI Thy very soul;
took above. thy Cod sill cure
All thy Ills and make thee pure.
Yet again, il friends desert thee,
Keen may be the pang to pierce thee,
interpose the love bear thee,
Ec.a"mb ring ! would die to save thee
BIT when all shall pass away,
Youth be thine .erDaly.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
S25 90 REV ARD.

E-TAl Ed or stolen from Camp BogCs
IL 3r! La Int. near this place. on tn
gHt OF the lO!h inst. on" large bay horse
lose. heavy built. high wic!!er-. some o
IL feet are white: said horse is about 10 o,
y years Old. with a swab tail. Is gcntl
nd an excellent family horse. When e!
- was in very good order. The abo,c re-
ward will be paid for his delivery at thi
place. Juny 18th lSGjj.
DR.. J. S. CHESHIRE.
ian l.. %: IT.
G'ddo Gazette copy time and send bi.
- this office.
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BY command OF
Is. Il. >AifI<GIuN. l.. NG>
SAPPitGTGN l. OWINGS,
Receiving, T orwarding & Commission
N1ERCHANT

SAN ANTONIO AND EAGLE PASS
We have connection with good houses in
Mttanoras and Pfedras <cgrii-. Mexico.
We will receive cotton or merchandise
consigned To- MS, aud pay fr.ighis GA cotton
igued to us for sale. but not otherwise.
We have on hand and .n roui. tor this
city the largest stock of Goods in the Cor
tcderate states. which we propose to sell
Tor Confederate" money or cotton.
reference 10 our numerous customers all
over Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas
Houston Telegraph viii copy 10 times
in +. W, and Shreveport News 3 mos. and
forward bills TO this office Tor payment.
Gt21
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
EN GOODS:

I HAN + JUST RECEIVED from njrxi-
Il c" n large and veil a~soY. 4 stock f
iaiicO"s, DHssac.tic-. i.u"'S. Shoe
Cotton tari>. tii u IIr assoc, meat -
>a'in"ts. Cashmere and t,.nurl-. and
also Needles. Thr"a /. Fins. prchrt + ,ols
and all descriptions "f Cutlery. such as
Scissors. Knives AZ Furh>. &r.
have also for ale ard Keep cons anf!y
on hand. all de crtptjon~ Of Groceries.
Shch Is COFFEE. Sugar. Flour, Molas cs.
Pepper. Spice &c. N wholesale or retail.
VII ,tI~pn.r OF tire articles allow, N n
TONED "a tie lowest market price ami so.
Icit the patronage OF the public generally.
\. WEINSTOCk.
Ian Il .GE-2t
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17

A northern paper says that rnmorS
Were prevalent that Fayetteville and
Fort Garrett. Ark, have been, or are
to be evacuated, and their garrisons
concentrated at Little Rock. The
people OF those towns opposed the
measure strennonslv, but to no pur-
pose.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
OfFICa SURGEON GENERAL La.

VFF1C. SIEGEDN U F.Nl.KAI IA. |
D-C.inh"r -. 1854.
~ HAND IA the STATE Disp-n>ar
" shreveport a large ana general "a
n,,iuerr of all kind OF Nod! cine-. incl
ling IurE"ntinr and Alcohol. Citizens
Louisiana needing the same" are iutotimo
,hIt thrir orders will be promptly filled ~
application at the Di-pcnsary.
\. MARTIN
Surgeon General Louisian.
Eatchitoch">. Al"Xandr!a. Homer al,
Mount !.ch anon papers copy times. AN
end bill with copy OF the paper to th
DI>pensary Tor payment. de-.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
SPELLING BOOK.
Now reaGy for deliv

~ IHt. SOUTHERN SiELLER,
by Mrs. NJ i. Hay, late principal OF the
Shreveport Female Academy.
The Southern Speller is designed for be-
@iEners. ard is intended as Il !spe'ie,' ami
t;ctt'cr: its character is sch as will inter
est children and a'rac: their attention.
Price Single copies 50. in new is''e
or Louisiana money !: OF - cents spec.e.
II copies $50. Liberal discount to the
trade.
Order should be forwarded ifn,n"d:ate' y
rs III" edition j. not ia'go an': they vii!
b. filed III he order rec.iTed. '-t.t to an;
adticSs posi- paid. on receipt Of price.
Address. JNO. DICKINSON,
oc'll News Office, Shreveport La.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
st. Mary's Convent.

Faculty consisting of five Teachers.
y ATfS OF TUITIeN-si5. $40. 50.
~ Mu lie SO. State money or New Is
sue received. ,cfri
South " vstcru please eopy
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
Teacher Wanted.

TtN LfMAN or LADY. we'll qWali-
4 n ned IN every respect. 10 take charge OF
small family school in the county. III n
pleasant location. Board can be had in
the family. Tho best tcs,imp mails as To
pacity and character required. Address
the editor Of this paper. tnov ao.s.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
SEQ ..cIyarJ in Specie,

- AN AWAY from my place. near Fair
IL field FiceS!onc county. Texas. about
the oh OF October, 1851. my negro man
IKE" He i black - Years old, heavy
huitt ) Il or : inches high, weighs aboU'
lI5 pounds The 70 "Gngrr aud thumb %
his right rund is .gn,ly d,iornpd from a
gunsho' in the palm joints. Ikc IS VERY
con>ider.te and smart i'll cony cisu'ion.-
VIII perhaps assume another rLtnr ana
say he belongs to Government trains. ~ :.
iclugce from La. or some unknown per
sou.
In my absence. Ike" fongh. my foreman
with an axe. doing considerable damage
| brought linn from Floyd. IN Carroll
parish in 1862. H. viii doubtless attempt
to make his way back.
will pay the abuy" reward If taken in
La, and fifty dollars If taken in Texas. o.
i'll proportion a. he may near III. Il. state
l.ine-anI scared 80 that can ct lin.
". y. Mtt.Nll;.
Fartir'd II. Texas. Jan. .. }>f5-.j,n i7-&t
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17

The latest southern intelligence
which has come to our notice of the
battle of Franklin, we find in the
Columbus sun Of the 10Th December,
and condense the following:
The loss of the enemy could not be
ascer,aned, as they had removed
most of their dead. Our loss was
heavy, between two and four thous-
and. The distressing mortality
among our Generals is contirned.-
/ here We're five killed: Cleburne,
Strahl, Granbury. Gist and John G.
Carter. There We're FIVE generals
wounded Quarles not mortallv as
first reported. Brown slightly, John
son, and the names of the other swo
not remembered by our Informant
Gen. Gordon was captured. \ large
amount Of stores We're captured, es-
pecially at Columbia. Recruits are
joining Hood army in numbers more
than sufficient to supply all the loss,
. and the army is in high spirits.
The Clarion also says: a ma%nl-
tic.nt victory was Won, hut at a great
,
! lines Of hreastw0rks and drove the
enemy from every position they &C.
cupied and ut one place they had to
, cut down Il ledge before they could
Get Il, the rnerny's works, being at
the same time exposed to the fire Of
the batteries which were located be-
hind it. The loss in Stewart's corps
were large. Gen. Loring's division
! lost seven hundred men Report
says Stewards division was nearly
! decimated. The loss in line and
company officers was lamentably
| great.
The Mobile News, of 10Th Decem-
Der. says:
w are in possession of the fol-
lowing Information with regard to
military affairs III this vicinitv.v hich
may 81 regarded as entirely anthem
tie "ts., reliable.
On yesterday, 18th inst, our forces
on til" Eastern Shore, under Gems.
Liddc3i, Colvin, Clanton and Armis-
tead. pursued and severely chas;iSed
The Pollard raiders.
! They drove them beyond Pine
Barren creek, and captured a part of
their transportation and supplies.
The road for ten miles was ,hicklv
strrwn with the enemy's dead.
The damage to the Mobile and
Great Northern road is inconsidera-
BILE, and it will shortly be repaired.
The public buildings at Pollard
were burned.
From this side, we learn that an
infantry iorce of t.e enemy, var
ously estimated, Were at Franklin
creek, near Pascagoula, Yesterday
They We're confronted by our caval-
ry, aud scavy diminishing took place
Yesterday evening. resulting il the
enemE's advance being drivea back
seveya! miles
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
Lost /!

LOST.
IN Texas street. January 4th, 1865. two
~ hundred dollars in fifty dollars State
bills. The bills were wadded together
The finder will be liberaly rewarded up
on leaving ibr money with Mr.. 7. kyes. at
c. 5, Di.pensary. Jan lost
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17

Twill have gray cloth for jackets and
pants, which We wish the Ladies to make up
for soldiers
4. l.. HAY.
Janl0-tf Agent Clo.hinC Bureau
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
Collins and Undertaking,

II VIE NNV'TE IrTVN y IIVW TTVNhltN again
L to make tSffiIss ofcvcry description
ut the shortest notice.
Al! orders lett at my shop. in the Alley
near f!eanquartcrs, will meet with prompt
attention. +. NJ. WALDEEN.
OCti-tt
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17

SHREVEPORT. LA. Jan. sth. 1865.
GAIT. Il b ROBERTS is my duly an.
y 'horIz"t Agent during my ab>enc,
from he ~lat.
Jan Il. It Mrs NJ. T.. ROYSDON.
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
MAR hsLs.N

On III" S'h inst. in CaGdr Parish by the
Rev. i"iu NcCl Yin. Miss NoIIIE r GAGE
10 Mr.. y. " NJ ..eIT
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
Calico has Come.

will be at the following placrs time
Il named. To redeem my ccrrit Gates. | am
not receiving any garments at present:
Hindcn. Wednesday. Jan. II
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17
Army Orders.

HEAD Qr.ErEn- Di>rHI"r Wt>rtK> Ia. ,
.Alc1hTtlTil. Dec. ~. l-vi. ,
GENERAL ORpEN-,i
No Ia,
Shreveport news., 1865-01-17

To which i BE- l!r! tr F. rr lo,
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
Gnnrdian,s sale.

In Pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Seneca County, Ohio, made on the
18th day of February, 1865, in the case Of
Samuel RiekeDbaugh, guardian Of Clara +.
Smith, and Russell u. Smith and William
Smith, guardian OF Hiram X. Smith, Ira Is.
Smith aud Jane II. Smith, against their
wrads, the undersigned will on the 18th day
Of March. A. D. 1865, At the door Of the
Court House, In said County. offer at
Public Sale, the following described real
estate, situate In Seneca County, Ohio.
to-wit
The undivided one.ffh part ofthe west
half Of the south east quarter of section
number eleven III in township pumber two
~ north range number fifteen I Isl contain.
ing eighty acres OF land, more or less.
Also, the undivided one.hf,h part par. oi
the west half the north east quarter Of sec.
tion numcer fourteen (l4) in township mum
bcr two ~ Of range number fifteen us,
containing eighty acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale.-One third cash on the
day oi sale. one third In one, snd one-tbirt
in two years from tho day OF sale. to b
secured by mortgage on the premises sold
snd in deferred payments to bear interest a
the rate Of six per centum per annnm, par
able annually. Appraised at 81 ,2Ou'
SAMUEL RICKENBAUGH,
WILLIAM SMITH,
by Byers & Thompson, Atty's
Feb 90, lSe5.4N-S75
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate
Court for Seneca County. in the State OF
Ohio. made on the 3rd day Of February. 1865,
viii offer for sale to the highest bidder, at
the door OF the Court House, in Tiffin, on The
25th day OF March 1865. at II o'clock, A. NJ
the following described real estate. situate in
Seneca County, and State ef OhioI 90 wit !;
In lot number l62. in the 2d ward Of the
City Of Tifin. 'i.r ~.
Also. Thirty acres of the west side OF the
east half of the north east quarter OF section
Ii, township q. nofth range Is east, and
bounded by beginning at the nortn west cor
ner Of said half quarter see.ion, running
thence east 7 so chains. thence south 40
chAins, thence west so chains, to the west
line Of said half quarter section. thence north
on. and along said weet line 40 chains to the
place Of beginning.
Tob sold at not less than two.thirds the
apprised value free from dover or other 10
cumbrance. One third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid on the day Of sale. and
the balance In two equal annual install
ments with interest from the dsy OF Sale.
the deferred payments 10 be secured by
mortgs 20 on the premises sold.
At. J. X. H0RD, =.
Administrator with the will annexed. on
the Estate OF John Rnse, deceased,
Feb. %, ls65.-iv-e,5o
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

by woman, towards these great achieve
ments we have 50 gloriously won '
Verify, think not. Where originated
the Ides Of our Sanitury Fairs that have
poured millions Of dollars into the Teas
ury 2 Was IL not in the inveDtative
brain of womou. None can dispute the
grsad success Of these enterprises, con.
dueted and planned 90 iroly by the
women Of tho NORTH. I a'f a
No work isso truly graet that acbiev.
cd through di6ie,i'tits, oil must aoknowl.
edge how hard we fad tho accomplish.
mcut Of any task whcn addcd to 1t is
some extreme mental anxiety. Think
you the burden is light 70 that mother
whose hands must earn tho bread she
eivos her little one whom the doadly fear
rAkles IN her heart that perhaps their
father Is tho conc killcd'' in that .nte
skitmish or taken prisoner aad sent to
one Of ihoso dops OF tortured and doath.--
When the midnight oil burns low, shd
tho stitches ny fasi, think you Il 10
lightly dono with that sgony at heart,
that tho loved one Is among the "miss.
ing" Does Il not work the burden
heavier when week afcr week passes
into months aud no word cones from the
husband the futher and tho friend. Docs
M, tho widows heart acho moro when
shc lnys her weary head upon her pillow
and pr,ys for her only son. Methinks
this heavy weight Of anxious grief rest
ing upon the hehtls Of our NUrlherh
women, is moro then our brave boys
could bsar. II seem, 10 mo tho dangers
of n summers campaign scarcely create
the dread in the hearts ofour boys, tha,
The hOmr, agpny ana suspense does To
our women. Pray toll mo in whatsoever
il b., nelud phys c sirlngth, nro they
the "wodkyr v. ssol.' .Tuei thoro are
ia great questions VI our nations down.
rall. ngiia,iug The minds Of every true
man Of the north. But have 40 no noble
women whose country is as dearto them,
Why tho ready sacrifice Of husbands,
F. fathers, and sonsl True the mon endure
tho long dreary marchcs-the picket duty
the dull camp fife, but dJ not the women
endure the anxiety Of their uncertain
fate, the suspense added to the unaccus
toned duties OF life, NDl con not wi,ll..
mind entirely unbiased friend oi the
ono and lover Of the oth9 sos wherein
women have not shown to tao world and
10 generations TO como that sho IA no
longer the mere toy ofsociclv, nor her
sphere that Of quietly polishing her hands
to oil the important moycmenty OF the
times, but has. shown herself tho injis.
ponsaLle necessary member ofsocirts 10
its broudcst and most comprehensive
sense, that GOd designed her to be-
While deeply aud sincerely regret
tho occasion which has 50 thoroughly
tested the moral courage aud endurance
OF ouf brave countrymen and women
cnn but trace the hand Of an allwisc
Providence IN tbs conflict, Ia 50 much
as we can say with positive assurance
free from rgo.'ism that we are the Rrcot.
est nation that rcvo'veS upon the axis OF
tho earth. We have the bravcst men
and tho uoblcst women. Now my broth
era for the iiuis God bless the Ner,hcrn
women.
.f ff MARY CLINTON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
Administrator's Sale Of Real
- Estate.

Pursuant to an order made by the Probate
Court Tor Seneca county. in the State OF
Ohio. on the 18th day Of December. A. d.
1864, will sell at public auction, TO the
highest hidd der, but at not less than two thirds
appraised value, en- the 18th Of March A. ID.
l6b5, at one o clock P, M, on the premises,
"a S,eam Saw Mill and fixtures. located on
the North East quarter Of section l3, Town.
ship l, North, Range u East. in senses
County, in State Of Ohio, together with the
use Of the mill yard aud the land sppurtenant
TO saw mill. 90 long as the same remains and
is used upon It's present site. The mill yard
and appurtances, contains about 2 acres OF
Of land. Said premises are part Of real
Estate of the late Samuel Weaver, desass-
ed, aud are situate near the Village Of Atti-
ca fn' ~ HH fnt
To be sold free from dover or other ia
cumbrace. One third Of the purchase mon
ey TO be paid on the day Of The sale, and
the balance In two equal ipstalimsnts at
six and nine months respectively. the de-
fered payments 10 be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold, aud 70 bear intssest
from the day Of sale.
The purchaser will be required to pay
for the deed.
tWr SAMUEL J. SEED.
Administrators on the Estate Of ea1usl.
Weaver. deceased. ia ~
j. K. HoRp, Atty.
Feb. 10. 5v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

the southern part of Il. These slaves
constituted a peculiar and powerful inter
est. All knew that this interest was
somehow the cause OF the var. 10
strengthen, pcrpctua,e md extend this
interest was The ohiect for which the
insurgents would rcnd the Union BY
war, while the Govrnmeht claimed no
rioht 10 do more than restrict the
territorial enlargement OF Il. Neither
party expected for tue war the magnitude
orthe ddraiion which i has already at.
tanned. nod..,..-..----.,-.a.g-s--.-s.-as-s.-s -.
Neither anticipated that tue cause Of
tho conflict might cease. even before tho
conflict itself might cease. Each looked
Tor an easier triumph. and a result loss
Fundamental md astounding. Both read
tho same Bible and pray to the same God,
and each inyokes His aid against the 9th
cr. .gi.r .ff ves a..
II may seem strange that any men
should dare 10 nsk u Just Gods assistance
IN wringing their bread from the sweat
Of other mems faces, but let US judge not
lest we be Judged. The prayers OF both
should no, be answered. That of neither
has. been answered fully. ..a..
The A lu,iqhty has Ills own purposes.
Woe unld the world because Of its often.
ses. for II mus; needs b0 that offenses
come; but woe unto tho man by whom
the offenso comoth. u VIC shall suppose
that American slavery is one Of these Of.
fenscs which, IN the Providence OF God,
must needs come, but which, having con-
tinucd through His appointed time, He
now wills to remove, aud that lie uiycs
to both North aud South this terrible war
"a the woe due To those by whom the
onenscs comes, shall we discern that
thern is any departure from those divine
attributes which the believers in a living
God always asofibo to himl FOndly DO
we pray that this mighty seourge Of wnr
muy speedily pass away; set, fGod wills
that Il continue until all the wcalth piled
by tho bondman'p two hundred and fifty
years Of unrcqu,ed toll shall be sunk, aud
until every drop Of blood drawn with the
lash shall be paid by smother drawn with
the sword, as was said threo thousands
years pgo, 80 still il must be said that the
Judgments of tho Lord are true and
righteous, although with malice toward
WUbts WIN NholHl io' "Hf W." az -
in the right, as God gives Us 20 see II Q
right. let US strive TO duish the work.
We arc TO bind up the nations wounds
aud care for him Who shal have horne
tho battle, aud for his widow and foI
his orpbuus, to do oil which may
achieve and cherish just aud lasting
peace among ourselves, aud with all
nations. -
"A national salute was fred. r
The p o,ession then again moved W
pennsylvania Avouue, tho President
being conveyed in an opon baro1che
and seated with him were his son an'
Senator Foster Of the Committee o
Arrangements. The President was es
corted to tho..Wbite House, otter which
the procession separated. Everything
passed off in tho most quiet aud order
~ manner, aud although thousands par
ticipaicd in tho ceremonies, not an NC
cidcnt occurred to mar the pleasures o.
tho day. Ha.. 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

The owner offers for Sale until tho 18th
March next. a farm OF GOO seres. in one body,
divided now into two inolosures, with q
house and barn on 1t we'll watered. With
timber enough for farm purposes and all
in grazing condition, except a piece Of about
so acres In timber. At the low price Of
Seventeen Dollars per Acre. The land has
been fed on by 81 esp and ealtte for 20 y, ars;
is six miles west from Sandusky, Erie Co.
Ohio. and a mile from the Sandusky. Day.
ton and Cincinnati r. r. isadapted more.
For further particulars apply by letter, or
In person. TO II Q. BUSH. Real Estate Agt.
Feb. a 1865 -6W ~ SAndusku Civ q.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

ITO expire on the 3lst day oi aLuary, 1902
.. oyueE or THE AuDIToR OF STATE.
Insurance Department, Columbusi o., Fsb.l, 'G5
WHER.is The Metropolitan Insurance Company
located AT New icrk In the State OF New York, has
filed in this office statement OF its eonaiion.
required by the irt section OF the act ''To r~gu
late Insurance Companies not Incorporate ny the
State of Ohio" pAssrc April 9Th. 81, and amended
FelmAry OH, Rei; ard Whereas, said Company has
nrni the ened satisfactory evidence that II
ispossesssd oia least NJ DOLLARS
oi actual Capital invested ~ Stocks or Bondl, OF Ia
Mortgages of Real Estate, worth double the amount
for which the same ~ morFsredi aud, Nhersa. said
Iompsny hLs filed in this 9th a written instrument
under its eUofate seal sisnedby lhe President and
Secretary thereof, authorizing sny Agent or Agents
OF said Company IN this state 10 Acknowledge ,-r.
vice Of ptioess for nd in behalf of said Company,
according 70 the terms ef sid Law.
Now, lhereiofe, m pnrsuanus Of the hrst section
Of the Aforesaid act, JAMS ". GOODMAN. Auditor OF
Slate for Ohio, do hereby esrifytha, said Metropolitan
Insurance compa,,y OF New York, is sRthor
issd 10 transact the busine,s of Fire and Marine In
surance In this state until the thirty irs day OF Jan
.sty. In the year one thousand eight hundred and
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have her,un,o sus
sotbsd my name and csuSed the seal OF ny office to
be htfixedihe day and Jear above written. ."
JAas. u. GopaAs,
tsxlt.) tsrLsP) .aatlaIf, .Audlior ofsiste,
Fen. q, lees .9w, . o..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
/, "a 8 YEARS SUBSTITUTES.


Military Committees of Wards and Town
ships wishing to ll,heir quotaswill do well
to call on me soon. as my arrangements are
such as to enable me to I'll the came on short
notice md at reasonable rates.
Having served In the Army for more than
three years a,a Line and Field officer en-
ablsd me TO prosecute with dispatch al kinds
Of claims against th- Government, PEssross,
BorSrirs and BACK PAY procured. eCo,res.
roudence with the yaripus Departments at
Washington aud Columbus attendedto. Per-
cons i,npropperly enrolled ON account of A e,
Aienage Se,, by calling ON me can have
their papers made out and their names striek
en- from the enrolment list without visiting
the Provost. Marshal's Office. tu
have again resumed the practice OF Law
All legal business PROMPTLY attandnd to. or.
dee IN Hedges Block, Tifin, Ohio ,
Jan. IL, ls65-tE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

Tsr NINTH NArrssAL BANK or rar
CITY os nrw YoSx-Joscph U. owis,
Prcsident-has been one ofths mos, on.
tsrprising and successful agents for the
various Goverhmsnt loans. over finy
aiilion dollars have been placed in the
banda Of the people through its agency
within nine months. and Il now adver,ses
70 furnish Tho 7.so Notes BY express, rrss
II charge, In all parts Of the country,
ns object is patriotic, aud the high rspa'
tstlop Of ia officers. ss well as i,s capita
efa million dollars, is sure guarantees
thss tho 7.sos subscribed fer through il.
szwilibs promptly forwarded.
A'nsn in New Jersey bought a second
hand ovsreest Of a. dcsertsriA little white
ago, snd,as ib:didat fl we'll over ths
esek, ripped open the lineng aDd fsunt
o1eein green bssks slowed away in IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
Farm for sale.

sevent, three acres located In Wyandct
County. o. cast aide OF Sandusky River.
miles Lni MoCuichinsvillo -..t.
Fourty. seven acres in pleasant township
5 n,ca county o above the Old Fort. .
Eighty aces OF Timoer on Wolf Greek in
L eusnnt township Seneca County o. pa
miles below Fort Seneca. The above lnuds
belorg TO TOBIAS MILLER.
Fw further information apply to Geo, L e.
MILLER Fort Seneca Seneca Co. Ohio or
John Fry Fremont. HH.'
March l6, is