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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

THURsDAV, March 10, 1895.
tPTieeS gfven bSlov rcrer 10 rhoisadis oPsraiiOni
only, unIefs otlerviEs srpTSGsed1
CoTFzE.-with the heavy decline In gold,
the market 10 st . stand still No inquiry Or
sales, aud prices are altogether p0mihsl.
FLoUh.--Howards street Supar 10 htO $40 10;
DO. Extra, Ell IS; do. Family, eia 49, ohio
super And Cut Extra, 1895 TO $40. 10; DO. do.
Extra, eii.75i do. FANNY, si2 IS; CITY Mills,
good 10 fancy brands super, lO.o2S 10 ti0 IoJ
DO. do. shipping brands Extra, sI7j standard
Extra, eli 49, BGltmoIs Family, els rs; do.
high grade ~ "a, sl11s. Aye nour, $ TO % %.
c, RI meal, City Mills And Hrandyvine, 0T.2
GRAIN,-WhcAt has been Ia very moderate
supply, and with fair demand from millerS.
7 ioaJ have been well sustAined though closed
q 9 to elght cents lower. Corn has been sr.
rivi 'g more freely and prices for the week
show . decline Of ten 10 twelve cents per
buRhel in white and hVe "a seven cents In yell
10y. RYo-no,hius doinGi quoted nominal NJ
LEssTs- cubA Clsyed new, tSsi Cuba
MuSeOvA, co TO CSC in hhfs, and - ~ TOO in
bhls.i Eoghsh Island, 10 70 soc, and Porto Rico
500 20 o. per anlloh.
PRoVtSioES-The heavy decline In gold has
depressed values Of all descriptions 81 the
Hog product ard rendered the market very
dull. We give TRANSACTIONS aad OsiEE prtoes
A. follows; POTk-Ws report to-iAy sales Of
100 bbls. Western MCGs at aBS 90, And quOts
prime Meas Al 81 50 TO cas- per bGl. ponioG al.
Bulk meGta--shoulderu are offered 81 II 90
I1kej sides 10 10 I0ka.i ~ hhds aold At the
inside hgure, hams, picked, ~ lek 10 noe
no aAles IepOTted. BNoon-With @odeTHto
retail JobbLsE demand, We quote shoulders ~
20 TO soko.i sides % 10 22Ne and hams y 70
asa per ID. Lard 10 quiet, with sales In lots
at - to 31ke. for Western bills. and ueroes.
Refined baltimore slow OF sale, quote nomi-
sroAR-cubG and East India, fair TO good
refining, TAX 10 la, I monthIi do, do, do,
grocery IAk to l5Lo. nett do, do, prime i0Se.
metz Porto Rico, common 70 good grocery, 10
| to Use. nat 20. de- prime 10 choice, zoe. metz
BTALIl, current quality, Ito. - monthsi Havana
STEuP-BAltImofs Golden els per gallon
| In bblG,
WmEEY-Has ruled heavy. Early In the
week sales Of 250 phgS, Pepn. old b1ll We
and Western A. S2.2s, At Whioh Inee the
| M Elra ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
PRorosALB.
LFEIoR ExTlNsION UNITED

OFFIoR EXTENSION UNITED
VI STATES cAPtrof, Ae., wAsuIn eros,
p. c., March u, less. .-seslet propo..ls vii
18th instant, ~ :, p. m, lor the delivery u
the wharf 81 the loot Of New Jersey avenue,
of the following m aterlal, viEi IN :
aand.
Two thousand ta,OOO, bushels clean sharp
river sand, ,...-....-s. g.....s|. 80 :
Proposals for each Kind mus, 10 separate.
The right IL reserved 70 reject any or ali oil
the bids, should 10 be deemed 10 the interest
Of the Government 20 do %.
All bids must be plainly endorsed "Pro.
poSals for sand" and addresssd 70
CLEMENT L. WEST,
mhittd General Superintendent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

TAXING MoSEI FROM LKTrKR.-knn
Tracy was arrested yesterday by detectives
ClATvoe and me Cevitt Tor appropria ting MY.
six dollAss TO her own uie. II seems from the
evidence that the money was sent here 10 mr.
Wash. 3. Wright, by bis father, Charles NJ.
Wright, now In CalfoTnia for the purpose Of
grave. The evidence showed the letter va
TAKEN And broken open By Ann TrAey, and
the money Appropriated 70 Der own use. Jus
tiee Mile committed her 10 jail for court In
defaults Of o. coo bail.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

NHw YoRK, MARCH II, 1861, the IN.
dsrsigaCd, have seen an article 10 the WAah.
sideratlon Of using thslT ptanos. said state
mcnt Ipfonouuee to be utterly fa'se. Ny de
sire has always been 10 use no other hut the
Chlokerlpg piano, A. ! prefer It on aoaOunt Of
MAJ srRAEoacM.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
ID EoRUITINe FOR MAssAOHU.

90 recruiting agent ior iisashuSsIts N North
SercsH. and =; s'sS S % .n s.S sl's r. y
Army Oofps, I have established my hoAdquAfs
toFs 81 No. Washington building, sornsf OF
PennayIyAniA AvenuS and Tth stresl, vnd oner
tho following Inducements 70 Tseruii.i
and credited 70 The state OF MAssAshueeets
viii dive ths stats bounty Of es11, In addition
70 all other bountiss they viii Feeeive. The
bolaty VIII b Paid a. ny one vhsn 'ns 70
TO recruits IN NORM Carolina and Eastern
THE nAss1cHbsETTs BoU ErYTo coli
CARP soLDiE~ II ; Thf ~ SA \ s,d AZ FOE
dais-ln Asst. Provost Marshal fof Mac.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
OFFICR DEPOT OoMMIssARY

nFFICE DEPOT C0MMISSARY
- OF suBstsrANcE, ALEXANDRIA,
% .Sli o e. public ,: sSsSa On !, rhUM
upion street, Ia tho city Of AleSAndrtA, Va,
= lot OF eondemned eubsislenee Stores, vili
Pork, Bacon, Ham, Salt Beef on Tongues,
Pigs, Feet, Dried Apples, COase, Tea, sugar,
missary Property. III
sale 70 commences Al n o'clock, .. m.
Terms cash, In United Statsa currency.
Successful bidders will he required 70 70
move the stores within a. days nom
the sale. A.B. CLARKE,
mhien APT, and Q. ",
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

" PEOPLE who suffer from the dull stu
pidity that meeta nl everywhere In spring,
and too often in all seasons Of the year, knew
how quick II could be cured by taking Ayers
saraApATillA 10 purge the bile from their sys.
tens, We should have better nelghbots, a.
well a. clearer heads to deal with.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

GOLD PLATED sBTTs, BHLT BUcKLHs,
Camhs, Chsios, RnEs, sleeve Buttons and
studs, Bracelets, HeVton'G God PeDa, LOsk.
cts, silver Plated Tea spoons, Cups, NAPKIN
RinEb, Call Bells, for only One Dollar, Al the
Dollar Jewelry store, No. tas Pennsylvania
avenue, near Four-and-S. Half street, Tvs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

FOR RRNT.-Onice Rooms In the
Washington Buildlng, corner OF PennsylVs-
MIA avenue and seventh street. The best
locality In the city. Inquirs =,
L. sELDNER h co.'s
Clothing store, In the same building.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
@ 4 A T o N n A L L ,
SSonNEn OF NINTH AND D sTREEra

his Large and Haadsoms Nan = nov for
en- o q. Ss: SSa' 4 ,s A. uu. aa: %
rOons, and gallery q NE south end for spss-
lAtors. -.
Ths Hall 10 the best ventilated room u The
east and vest aide, with . large ysntila.oI N
Ihs centre Of the Hall. MS admirably ndapted
Iof OonesftS, bsing built with especial at.en:
don 70 that objesti and for nalis ne gieasssss
'C n. q HIii vii s. rsnasd for BAlls cOassrs.
hlnatrols, Hairs, h1. ~
door nom thS Han. nofoan
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

No QUoRUM.-There was no quorum at
the Board OF Police Commissioners yesterday
consequently there Was no business trans.
acted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

THE only phase where you can purchase
India Rubber goods Of all kinds Gt hSnuIaoiB-
Isrf prices, Il At n, A. HALLS IEdiA Rubber
Warehouse, $40 PeunsyIvAnia Avenus, he
kinds OF Rubber goods beautifully repaired
at short notice, mAr2I-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
IN O r 8 A LIE.

N OR 3 A 81.
s-. ey.,.se Is:s,; s.s:s ' s,s:
':s 0s''' S SslI hS ga T sys ITls,.ss.
100 half chests Taa o. various kinos'
iSo SoIss old Plantation cofrse.
10 10 -, s,:. M. M..s ..sl.,.,. Z,
100 kits No eo' 20 fHHfr Isfr
100 " Picked salmon, ~
90 bags old lava co1e4. -. "a.
ousrs, chHmparnss, aavana 0elfl, ~, -
SSrSc, rates, W, cogWfN lURoY,
No. iiNorth CaaIles sifsth
nIaly BAltimofe, Nd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

ANY one having occasion 10 visit private
medical Institution arc AdVised to call 90 Dr..
A large and successful practice here and
elsewhere enables him 10 guarantee perfect
cure In all cases.
All Visits and Communications strictly pri-
Vate and confidential. Persons calling see ne
one but tho Doctor. febl-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

DRoPos AIS.

fRoPosALs IoR HIDES TALLow,
HOOPS HORNS, cHuCKs, sHlNS, AND
oITiSE Drror conMissApv oy SUBSISTENCE,
sEALSb dSp pi.S 70 y. sss' In
vited until the slst day Of March, At II o'clock,
.. m, for Hidsa, TAllow, Hooil, Horns,
Chueks, shlnh and Tonsuts, OF Al Govern.
ms1, C.'; ,s 'ls.Gsssrsd within ,a' su'sn,
months or more, from The sonme1esment Of
the contract.
The above articles 70 b. collected By The
contractor, and removed from The various
places At which the Cattle are killed, Al such
times As may be designated BY the Sfiiser IN
ehaue.
The number Of Cattle used monthly van
from 900 70 I, ooo, and are now killed ~ Chair
Bridge, Ciesboro, CoayAiesssn, Camp, wash
occur within the pressfleed limits where thss'
articles will be required 10 BE- oolleeted.
The eootraotoI shell b liable for all M
Hides, rAllow, Hootsl Horne, Chueks, shins
and Tongues, coming hon allthe Governmen
Beef Cattle slaughtered, unless II can be mad
enthusiastically 70 appear 20 the subIistene'
Department that all due exertion, diligence
and care, was made TO obtain said articles.
Payment VII be required every ten days
The blts will state the amount, Per animal
/ for the articles referred 70, and be accom-
panied BY . guarantee, eertlheate, afiidaVit
OF eAeh guArAntof, Ahd OAth OF AlleNtAnoe
Blank forms eau be obtained BY application
10 the undorsigned.
The responsibility OF the GuarantoFs mus
be shown BY the official certificate OF . Unite
states DItrit Attorney or United state
Judge. The sertinohts must b IN the follow
| lug formi
thereby certify that from evidence entirely
satisfactory 10 me, tho shove named guar
Antots are good and sufieient 90 sureties 70
double the snount for which they OFFER 10 b,
| security.
No bids will be considered unless made II
| conformity with the usual form. and are %
eompanied BY . guarantees, oertinoAte an,
| AfldAvils
| All bidders must forward with their pro
poSals an oath Of allegiance, unless one ma!
he on nle with the Ofiioer who shall opsn Til
| bids, and no proposal, not fully oOmplyinl
| with these requirements will be considered o
REGARDED a. = proposal within tho meAHinl
| OF this advertisement.
| Tao contractor will he held accountable 10
| the Hides, TAlloW, Hoofs, Horns, Chueka, ks.
from the morning OF the nth instant.
Bidders must he present ~ the opening Q
the bidS, 10 respond 20 their names, and Al
bids must be endorsed "Proposals Tor putehai
| ipg HIDE, TallOW, Hoofs, Horns, ChuekI
hs.," and be directed 70 the UNDERSIGNED.
Lieut.. Col. and c. 9.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
NHIBP QUARTKRMAsTERsoF.

" TIcE, DEPOT or WAsnIn0FoH, WAsB'
InaTon, D. o January 4 1854.
All dealers n Drugs, hardware, Lnmeer,
LsAtnsF, once naInltare, Harneas and SO.
MONDAY III sash week, . sealed proposal %
list, N dupItoais, Of the aEtlsleS uhoy are pres
pared 70 MFnlah 70 this depot 81 short notiees
With tks price u eAsh marked In PLATA ngnfest
FoouiFe ID. IhO article Or articles can b OBJ
tained Without dalAy, and % the lowest prise.
DSalSrS WiShiiG V sall y this Depot Will BE-
required 70 hllniih The list Puns,aAllI evesy
| Monday morning. p. n huCkEk,
MI. cen. and Chlef QuaEtoEmAaatR,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
NnnHlaM-AALls.
0Y7aRIaE ssIWlLbIAMs,

ny onMRE NgSM ILhIAME,
syA :, z. nav. :, - S; $:
"a X, i s. e 3 Is1:S .Ss cur ss', s
on TuE: DAY, ,ss si., in.isss. = ! o'si:ss,
.liasi.d % Ssr,S ) .srsss SsssssS TSifS "a
Fourth streets esst, Capitol hiil, bslongihG 70
the estate Of the late Matthew oallsn, d.
.ss.ed, Terms s.,eL ali sonysyassiss ssd
PETER D0NNELLY,
Guardian.
DAVID A. BURR,
GREEN 4 WILLIAMa.
mhiTn tstar Austonesrs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

ToHN LIFE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Has removed his once 70 the northeast cor
neF OF y and Fifteenth streets, opposite
tie east entrance Of tho Treasury
Building, Washington
City, D. C..
biEtGA RIS-U
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
.FPI Q / A L
was oEPAlTABHT,

ApJuTAHT GEAEnAL's OIyIGll.
WAsnInoToH. March ~ 1891
Assistant surgeon Hugh Nee, WiieonI =
mounted Rides, New Yort volunteers .shafeed
S@pt iFOm being dismissed the serytee % The
Unitod stAtaS, the Military Commiasioa insti,
futsd By fpsslAi orders No, %, seIies Of ioo,,
RON tue War Department, having reported
SaSo, X. D. TOWReEND,
Assistant Adiulant oea6ENl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
John wELOKBR's
81 DUHLEk REsTAUnANT.
lAh Mai.oa pevss

ma PkNEsYLvANix AVENUE,
;S'SS U ss s1 q T Ss . .s:t
has spared no pains 70 make this The beSt
Rsstsaranl IN WsshinGt0aJ Ahd he points
With pleasure 70 ne ia5gs I.lFonass ~ ,i hhs
soi,sl.s : sons a q shs ssns'
CANE, OYSTERS, and othsr Esfreshmenls
SHEXKyAsT, r 100.
PREPARED a the shortest notisS Aad N he
hQit satisfactory manner.
aslupsF - al hours- nH maEen
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND rALLow

AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALL0W
viii be sol' at Public Auction, at sixth 81
wharf, Washington, d. G, on the alst day o
March, 1895, At o'sioek p. NJ, the following
articles, more or less
5000 SALTED BEEF HIDES.
Also, such othes articles - may bo on ham
~ the day Of sale
Terms sash. a BELL,
mhit-smWot Lieut.. Col. and O. ..
PROPOSALS. FOR THE SALE OF
DEAD HORSES AND MULES
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AMusHMHNrs.


oRovEps GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
LEONARD GRoyER...........:.D DIRECTOR
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Andy johnson says the Debt mus
bn Paid.

We hear that Andy Johnson, who was
born poor, and raised poor, and Is yet OF
the people in his property and expecta-
tions, has given the order for Relrench
ment and Economy, und declared that
the Nation must 90 to work 10 pay its
Debts. Goodl
The National Debt has been cipherct
up, and the sum total is big one-bu
the American People is big one too
On the LIST OF July next our Debt will fout
up in round numbers Three Thousand
Millions. We can pay it without strain
without oppression. We can pay Il, and
add to our wealth. But we have got "a
practice economy, public and private.
We have particularly to apply economy
and watch!ulness to the Legislation Of
Congress; and TO tho administration oI
the Departments and Bureaus in Wash
ington. The expenses of the Govern.
men must be showed back rapidly and in
good faith toward the old peace footing
of 1860. We may never again get quite
to that,-but let us get as near To IL az
we can,
Tie ablest staticts in the service ofthC
Treasury Department have been directed
to measure the wealth aud resources o
the nation, and 10 calculate when II viii
be possible for us TO pay, and probable
that we will pay, thut immense debt o
Three Thousand Millinos. They hav,
reported that the "bottom dollar" of i
can be paid in tiosnty years from 1870
Good again Let the watchword o
oil politics be-Pay of the Nationa
Debt!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Turn about is Fair PLAY.

i =" 1908 oM Iunn BROWN was under
sentence Of death in Virginia, for having
win armed lorce--to wit; about a bakers
dozen ofbadly armed m,n--made oppo.i.
ton to the constituted authorities of tho
United States mud the State or virginia.
and entered into ,hc latte State with
lawless intent. Henry A. Wise was
Gov,ruor of Wing MIA at that time, and
lay within his power to save the life of
The wrc,chcd old man, whose crime was
out the result Of mysterious enthusiasm.
Fernando Wood, Of New York, whom no
one will accuse of lukcwarmness in m.
friendship 10 the South, and who remind.
ed Gov. Wise of that fact, wrote 10 The
Governor suggesting that tho ends Of
justice woul be served, and the cause of
humanity suffer no injury. ifDrown were
imprisoned for life instead Of hung
What was tho answer Of Henry A..
Wise,
Had reached lIorpcr's Ferry before
these men were captured (and / would
have reach there In time had been from
Washington aud the Relay Housc). n
would have proclaimed martial law, have
stormed them in the quickest possible
time, have given them no quarter, aud
II any had survived, | would have tried
aud executed them under scntcnco OF
court martial. But was too late.
You aske; Have YOU never enough 10
send Brown TO the State Prison for life.
instead OF hanging himl' Yes, il 1 didn't
think he ought to be hung, aud that
would be cNcusablc for mitigating hia
punishment, could do Il without finch
inu, without qniycr of muscle against a
universal clamOr for his life. But was
IL ever known before that il woald be
impolitc for n State 10 execute her laws
against the highest crime. without bring
ing down upon herself the vengeance oil
a pubic sentiment outside OF her limits
and hostile TO her lnwsl l. it that il Is
wisely said TO her that she had better
spare murderer. n robcr, n traitor, be.
cause pubic sentiment elsewhere will
glurily an insurrcctionistwithm martyrdoml
u so, II is timo to do execution upon him
and all like him. And therefore say 10
you, firmly, that | have precisely the
nerve enough TO let him be executed with
the certainty OF his condemnation. lie
shall be executed as the law sentences
him, aud his body shall be delivered over
to surgeons. and await the resurroc ton
without grave in our soil.
Horny a. Wise and others orhis fal.
lows, including their chief, now stand be-
fore tho world in the same position that
Old John Brown was declared by them TO
stand in 1859. They arc known to all
men os murdcrers. robbers and traitors,
und mus, they be spared "bccauso public
sentiment clscwhcso will glorify an in.
surrcc,ionist with martyrdomi" Out of
their own mouths they ore condemned. -
The "mcrey" shown by Henry A, Wise
TO John Brown--an infinitely better man
than himscC-was to hang him, and de-
liver his body 10 the surgeons, to "await
the resurrection without grave"
That mercy to others show,
That mercy show to me.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
President Johnson's Birth place,
Correspondence New York Herald.

RALEiehj N' ~ may ., 1909.
In rather plan fram building inlthis
city, the present President Of the United
States was born. The house was shown
to me by the owner, a venerable old lady
named Stewart. In en- ecstasy OF dcliph.
shs told me how, on returning from her
wedding tour, the first news she got was ;.
"Polly had baby" Full Of III, feel
ings and enthusiasm of young bride :.
she rushed in and kissed and husred the
baby. 'Little thought" she exclaimed, :.
shat wa, ca:essing the future President
Of the United States" r
"You then knew bis father and moth.
er,"
"Yes, sir, knew them we'll; they were
in our employ for several years."
"lIow did they serve youlr
"They were plain, hard working,
honest folks, that attended to their busi--
ness and nothing more"
When leaving, the old lady ssid:--
"How would like to see him, dear. me.
only II is SO farj but then he would not
know me. Well any way, / should like
to see: think he would grant me one
little request. have a grandson in
prison in the North. pherhsps he'd let
him home 10 gladden. my old heart--
would you mention it 10 him, sir,"
He may read this and gladden. the old
lady by ali act OF clemeney.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Manhood: how Lost, how Restored.

~ just published. n new edition OF
$p} Dr.. Culverwell's Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure (without medicne) Of Sper
matorhea, or seminal Weakness, lnvolunta.
nv Seminal Losses, lmpotency, Mental aud
Physical IucNpacity, lmpcdments to Mar.
ringe. etc; nlso, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits. induce 10y eelf-iudulgence or sexual ex.
travaganse.
gTs price, in sealed cnrelop, only 6 cents
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years, successful practice that the alarming
consequences Of sclf.abuse may DC radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medcir or the application Of the knife
pointing out mode of cure at once simple
certain, and cilecual, Gy means of which
every sufferer, no mat ter whathis condition
may 10, NAV cure hiuIself clleaply, privately
aud radically L...
~ This Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal. in II plain envclopto any
nddrcss post paid, on rcceiptofsix cents, or
two post stamps. Address the publisher.
CHAS. ]. G. KLINE q Co,
1917 Bowcry, n. Y, post Office box 1856.
March ., ie65-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
The Old Maids Thermomstsr.,

lcr.
:. N
10. Gets perfectly disrus,sA v,sb az.
nursery, aud tnsses n,r .n,,sc.
into civilized society.
l6. Begins to have some idea Of the tan.
der passion, and fsels The nv;ct.
from Cupii's dart.
Ia. Talks OF disint. rested affection, end
has strong inclination for Raiety,
and amusement.
Is. Fanciss befself in love if she han.
pens to be fiattcred.
w. sue IS little mora conocited In
consequence Of hayiny hs.n A.,.,
tered.
~ Commences the fashionable, and
dashcs.
al. Still confident in her attractions .
expects q brilliant Offer.
~. Refuses good offer beeas.o he \.
not man Of fashion. h,r p.of,,
being "Erecis;oy."
23' Flirts with every man sb, m..,.
with.
a. beg'ns TO wonder why che 10 not,
married, but her motto n "Nif,
desperdndum."
20 Rather more oircuunsprct in her.
conducii wears her rins on the
torehnger Of her right hand.
20 Thinks large fortune not quite 90,
indispensable.
~. Composcs poetry and most deeidedlr
prefers the conversation OF ration
40 go. Al men to hirtings
1s' Wishes TO be married in quiet sort
~ OF way with snsg income.
~ Almost despelrs ofeuteriny the mar
r'ed state, but still hopes on. her
=. motto being 'Dum srt O. sViro.~
So' k'ther afraid Of being called an old
., maid
'i' n greater love OF dress, with the
addition OF iap-dog, which isher-
:, sole JOY
81. Affects good humor in her ccnvorsa--
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Where There's a VIII, There's ;
Rayl
nr!onS esAar

1t was aoblc Roman.
la Rome's imperial day,
wNc heard a coward croakcr, ..
Bef,'rc the battle say.
"Tb.tc'e safe in rsch fortress
There is 10 way to shake it,"
"on on r reclaimed the hero.
"I'llfin way, OF make 1t y
l. fame your aspiration
Her path is steep and nigh
In vain he seeks the temple.
,Content to gaze and sigh
The shining throne is waiting,
But he alone can take l.,
Who says with Roman firmucss,
"l'il find way, or make il 4"
In learning your ambition!
There is no royal road
Alike the peer and peasant,
Must climb to her abode
Who feels the thirst for knowledge.
In llellieon may slake It,
II he has still the Roman will
To Find a way, or make i'll"
Are Riches worth the getting
They must lc brsvely sought,
With wishing and with frctting
Tie boon cannot be bought
To all tho prize is open,
But only he can take it,
Who says, with Roman couroge,
IN find way, or make it,
In Loves imprisoned war fare,
The tale has ever been
That victory crowns the valiant,
The brave are they who win
Though strong is BeAuty's castle,
A lover still may take it
Who says, with Roman daring.
"I'll find way, or make !tp'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

son Davis aud all his lcllow.traitors in
the Fedora Courts, aud at the same time
giving them the full benefit OF all the
."munimcnts OF freedom" secured To
criminals undor the Constitution and the
laws. - Cincinnati Commercial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

OF Wendell Phillips opposes the
hanging OF J eff Davis because hs Is TOD
contemplate. The Cincinnati Enquirer
objects to his suspension because of HE
importance. Eytromes meet Judging
from the tone OF The Enguirer's article.
It is not oveuoyed at Jeff's capture.