The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-11-09

' IN arrears, ana we ASK tnem as spCCla
favor to come forward andpOy their rcpec
tive amounts. Remember the terms
50 90 FER YEAR, and govern yourselve:
accordingly,
BUILDING AssoCIATIoH.-AB Bull.
dcrs' Stock Company has been organized
in Dayton, having for its object the in.
crease Of the population of the city, by
building tenement houses for cheap rent.
Houses of flom four to eight rooms are to
be built, and sold or rented, as desired
the building TO 60 on a. the ca?ital Of
the company increases until the demand
for houses are supplied.
The demand for dwelling houses and
business stands are the same in the city
Of Tiiin. We know of number q;
persons who came here from distance
TO locate aud invest their CAPITAL, but had
TO 60 away. us no dwelling houses and
store rooms could b had at any price
The above prof ct it organized on n
solid basis, is good one, and we should
be pleased to note similar movcmcut in
Tiffin. MIRO dwellings aud business
stands are greatly nee dcd.
SOLDIERS, BEWARE! The Ohio
State JOURNAL Of Saturday last, exposes
a new swndle now being successfully
practiced on many Of the soldiers. 1t is
this -" A new phase Of the swindlc
practiced in the matter of buying soldiers
discharge papers has been brought to
light within few days past. Tho pur.
chase OF them il, we believe, no longer
attempted, but various impostcrs, one of
whom is now covertly operating in this
city. are truvcrsing the country, claim
ing to be agents of the State, for the pur.
pose Of collecting them, in order to SO.
cure additional bountics for veteran sol
diers. In many cases soldiers have par.
ted with these, to them, Invaluable docu.
ments. without even taking a receipt,
and they are therefore lost. II may as
well b. said here and now, that no such
agents have been appointed, aud all who
represent themselves to be so are swim
dlcrs. Again we advise soldiers to keep
their discharge papers in their own hand"
A SAD CAsE.--The Circleville
UNION of this week, gives the details OF
case ofrecklcss trifling, resulting in the
sudden death Of a youth named THEODORE
READER ,'of that place aud showing u most
revolving state of morals on the part OF
several individuals. READER was lad of
of 10 years, who had contracted vicious
associations and bad habits. On Sunday
vas bantered into drinking % ounces OF
poor whisky, from the effects of which
he died. The Coroncr's jury say, that
this whisky was drank at the instance of
Jacob Gephart, Henry Cook and II. w.
iicugtsj uHu oH udutet muuc ny t1tlD.
1t is high time the law is enforced against
dramshps, and especially against their
operations on Sunday, and particularly
against their furnishing liquor to minors.
PUBLIC SALES A good chance
Tor wool-growers to purchase good
stock. Mr.. ANDREW GRAY, will offer at
public sale on the l6tli inst, 400 head Of
thoroughbred Merino Ewes, at the resi-
dence of George Buskirk, on tho roud
leading to Melmore. Don't neglect to be
present at the sale. For further particr-
lars SO handbills.
Also, VIM. II. KME, at the residence
of ELIAS kline, six miles West of Tiffin,
will sell on the 10th inst, a variety of
personal property, to which he invites
the attention of the people.
INTERNAL REVENUE. We learn
from the Washington CHRONICLE of late