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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-04
Grand Outporing of the 10y
al Masses!
5000 Voters in Council!
GRAND UNION DEMoNsTA-
TIONl
The and Of oc,ebcr in Timn.

A bright morning sun and y calm sky, gave
promise Of fine day. From almost every
house-top or window, floated the stars aud
stripes-across the streets in a number oi
places banners were stretched, bearing ap.
propriate notices. The city put on its gay
est colors 10 welcome her honored guest from
Massachusetts,.
At'9 o'clock, the firing Of salute announc-
cd the arrival Of the train, with the orator
of the day-Gcu. Benz. +. BurLER,-on
board. In the meantime the city was rapidly
filling with people, and at 10 o'clock, the del
cgations from the surrounding towns. FIRE.
mont headed the list with a cavaleade Of two
or three hundred hosemeu, anda fac band
Large delegations followed from other places
including Republic, Fostoria, Bet,svillc and
Fort Seneca, which We have neither time MOI
space to describe at length; suffice it say that
their notices and banners were very appro
pirate and to the point. The ladies, and es'
pecially those dressed in white, contributed
very much to at,ractivencss Of the procession
and were very suggestive of Union now-oi
ut any future period. ~ '.- ..'..
Amer moving through the principal streets
they proceeded to the grove below the ol,
Fair grounds, where a stand had been erect
ed and decorated for the speakers Upon tn
introduction of Gen. BurLEn, he WAS com
pletely overwhelmncd'by shower of boquet
from the hands of many fair ladies Of our cit,
who graccd the occasion with their presence.
The Generals speech was clear, concise
and to the point, and admired by NIL who liz
tened To him. Owing TO the great press O
work we arc unable TO give but the introduc
tory remarks.
lie was followed by Col. GlBsoS in o shor
speech in his usual stirring and enthusiastic
style, and the meeting closed amidst repeated
rounds Of cheering and a good feeling gener
/ ally that the day had been well and pro6tabl
spent, and one long to be remembered as a
occasion of credit TO the party and an homo
| to the cause. ... t.....l
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AN EXPOSITION 1!
READ THIS!.!

TIFFIN, September 20, 1866.
&C. NEsTLERoDE, PERRY CHANCE,
JOEL HALEs, Trustees of Louden
township, Seneca County, Ohio
Fostoria: .'..-.a.
Gents Complaints are made that
the families of our Brave and Patri-
otic Soldiers we're, under your admin
istration as such Trustees, unjustly
deprived of the provisions made for
their support by the Legislature of
this State. ..
Why were they deprived of that
just provision to which they were en-
titlcd2 Will you please advise me SO
as to enable me to explain the matter
fully for their satisfaction, and much
oblige your obcdicnt servant?
Yours respectfully.
Il. X. SuAwuAN.
Late Capt. 123d Reg. o. V. l.
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ron TB
NOTHING MUCH.

Mr.. LOCAL EDlToR Here am again
without any earthly reason, DO you know
that I've got nothing to say If you
don't you'll find it out ere long. | take
my pen ip hand to squibble "a few lines
when my marvelously sensitive con-
science tells me that ought to be frying
/ meat for the hands. I'D I'D s' i'
Well, you told me to come. You didn't
You did too aud you know you did. -
You told me to come and bring my sew.
ing, so whose to bl,me Did | say ]
hadn't anything to say 2 Did Ibid
Tai Well | hoye. One fac, | might
tell the people whica they will be glat
70 beinformed ot-a fact, Sir Editor
which the farmers will be "jubilous'
oyer-a fact, nv friend, which the ladies
(you may be foolish enough to remark
sbsently a God bless them,' viii appre
ciste and applaud to the echo--a facr
Sir Knight of the goose quill, which th,
blue devils" fear. for IL vsnishes then
tc the dark land where they belong
fact. And that fact Island, sir, " hat i
siti You dent care You do, and
you viii be very patient will tell you
next week. Hnmbly yours, ae
.a'af tt.sl MINNIE MooRs.
Thst,s the way wi'b them.--Ed.
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Supporting" the Democratic Par
ty.

Tho New York Times, in its issue
of Tuesday thus speaks of the Demo
cratic party. The editor of the
Times, let it be remembered. wrote
the address adopted by the Philade.-
phia johnson Convention, and is the
leading organ of the President:
The Democratic party has clearly
overrcached itself in its contest for
renewed ascendcucy. II roughout
the war it gave the Goverumsnt no
support. As an organization itresis
ted its efforts to suppress the rebel
lion. 1t denounced its policy, con
dcmned as usurpatio'hs the measures
by which it thwartei Northern SYM
pathy with secession, and did every
thing in its power to overthrow the
administration by which the contest
was carried on. That it did not sue
coed was owing to the fact that the
people cared more for the country
than they did for the Democratic par
| ty And Il ,cW oice us failure 10 The
same cause How. While we believe
the great body of the people desire
the speedy restoration of peace aud
harmony to the Union, they are not
inclined to purchase this at the cost
of restoring the Democratic party to
power. ThY cW trust Me e6rk NJ
restoration 10 The Union party, and IA
none oiher. They find il much easier
to check the excesses and rebukc the
fanatical passions of its extreme and
reckless men, than to infuse into the
Democratic organization the spirit OF
progress, of reform, and of political
liberty which the emergencies of the
time demand. They fad Me pvtJ
still fiicd cih all he narrow and IL.
liberal prcjudiccs chich married. IN
action before The rdr. The same ha.
tired of the colorcd race--thc samt
unwillingncss to extend and broader
the basis of our free institutionS--thC
same attachment to caste and arb trary
;. distinctions il the distribution of po.
litieal power-the same clamor for
the largest license to vice and immor-
atty, and the same lack of sympathy
with all efforts to elevate the degraded
and to improve the condition of the
ignorant aud the down. trodden mem
bcrs of our republican society, mark
its action now rs before the great
tempest which, in sweeping away hu.
man slavery. has destroyed the great
bulwark of all the injustice and all
the inequality by which our free in.
stitutions were deformed aud marred
The people will not trust that party
with the reorganization of ulr politi
cal society. They dread its Influence
on national affairs. They dread cs
pccially tho alliance it will form will
whatever remains of the influences o
slavery in the Southern States. Ant
they mean tc avert this danger by ex
cluding the Democratic party from
mower.
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For sale.

The subscriber offers for salc-or trade
fur horscs, wagons or suggIos--the fol-
lowing property, TO wit: .,
In lois numbered 4, b and G, situated
at the South end OF Sycamore street, IN
the lst Ward OF the city of Tiffin also
lu.lo,s numbered Al and 20, lying OF the
Sputh end Of Monroe surc, ipilv's mum.
bercd 3 and 4, at the Sout CIV y Mel
more street in.lot numbered 3O7 IN No
blc's addition to the city Of T(fin, occu.
pied. at present, by steam Saw Mill I;
also, small brick house aud lot In He'd.
gcs' Stone Quarry, near Hunters Mil,
on the Sendusky river.
TERMS One fourth cash in hand
balance in three yearly payments.
For further inform alton apply 10
ELIAS MILLER, Bucyrus, o.
August %, 1860. 45-3mO.
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FosroRrA, O., Oct. l, 1866.

FosroRIA, o., Oct. l, 1866.
+. X. SHAwHAN, Late Capt. 123d o..
V. T:
Dear Sir Your letter of inquiry
of the Goth ult, has come to hand,
aud in complying with your request,
would state that why the relief fund
was withheld for n time we are unable
to say. You might have obtained a
definite answer on this point, no doubt,
had you directed your inquiry.to those
who withheld the money, All we can
say is, that the relief fund apportion-
cd to Seneca county, by the State au-
thorities, tcas withheld-and that our
County Officers are responsible for the
same.
In evidence ofwhat we have stated
we submit the following On, oi
about the 1st of March, 1866, we were
informed, by one of the Commission
ers of the county, that there would
probably be no relief fund to distrib
utc-that the Legislature had, oil
were about directing it to other uses
and that in consequence the Auditor
of State had made no distribution Of
this fund 49,. .r,-
Having borrowed a considerable
amount of money to meet the wants o
necessitous families of soldiers in this
township, and having borrowed Will
the expectation Of replacing the same
from the relief fund when it would bt
received, in April ; we, as matter o
course, felt interested in the matter
and Immediately wrote to the Auditor
Of State, presenting the matter as i
had been presented to us; and asked
him to inform us at his earliest con
venicnce how the matter stood. Th'
following is the reply of James II
Goldman, Auditor of State; -'h
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could give us information whence it
came. We called in person for this
information, and learned, not only
from Investigation, but from the prop.
or authorities, that it was money that
SHOULD have previously been paid over
TO Louden township. but which had
been withheld.
We have thus briefly stated the
facts. and trust that they have salts
fed your inquiries. - .,..
We are respectfully. N
G. c. NrsrLERoDE, J Trustees
IT, PERRY CHANcE, of Lou.
JoEL HALEs, den tp.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
School Examiners Notice
TO TEACHERS.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS of Sen.
eca Comfy, will hold examinations at
The Office of the Examiners, IN Tennis
Block, Tiflin, Ohio, for the year 1866, as
follows
p October 9th, goth, and 9th, 1866.
November Sd, 10Th, l7th, and oath.
December 9Th.
The Examiners request Teachers no,
to apply for examination, except upon an
examination day. No certificates will | q
granted on any other day. Applicants
will be required to be present ut one
o'clock, P. NJ, on the dag Of examination
or they will not he examined.
JOHN McCAULEY)
~ JAMES Pillars, Examiners
ft- 81 KIRKwooD. ett
Oct. 4, 1866. n5l-tf.
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NOTICE-

Slus Randall, Petition for di
vs.. VOrce, penulng IN
Freeloye w. RaDdsll.) The Courr Of Con
mon Pleas : for the County Of Seneca in
the State of Ohio.
V,HE said Freeloye w. Randall, viii
L take notice, that depositions of wit.
nessos, will be taken by the petitioner ia
the above entitled action, at the office o.
Charles Kelley, Justice Of the Peace il
Washington township, Honcock county
in the State of Ohio, on the 23d day O.
October, A. ID. 1866, between the hours
OF 8 O'Clock A. M. and z o'clock p. M.
J. X. HORD, Atty for Petitioner.
Sept. 81, is66.--p5ows. Pf. $3.50
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Orr1cr Arn1rn OF SrArr.

=
Columbus, O., March /, 1866.
JoEL HALEs, PERRY, CHANCE. @, C.
NEsTLERoDE, Fostoria, Seneca Co.,
Ohio: l
Geats--Yours of the 26th instant
is before me-I paid over s7,860 of
Soldiers Relief Fund, to your County
Treasurer the other day, and there
will be more paid on your next semi
annual settlemen, in August next
You will find, no doubt, a large
amount of relief Fund in your Coun-
ty Treasury, if the matter is looked
mp. But few of the County Audit
ors have made the returns required by
law to this Office. But as far as re-
turns have been made, they show q
large balance Of the Fund on hand.
JAS. III. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
In the meantime, G, Foster, Esq.
our township Treasurer sent JOSEPH
+, Eekels.-as is his custom--to Tiffn
to obtain the funds belonging to Lou
den township. Mr.. Eckels returned
minus the Relief Fund, and also th'
. Corporation Fund belonging to Eos
toria. s os fuA-
Mr.. Foster again sent Mr.. Eckel
to Tifin, with instructions, if the re
lief fund was not paid over, to inquir,
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IIXccutoI.-s sale.

+ will offer at public sale, at The late
l. residence Of Berj min Lord, deceased, 4,
on the the Township line Road, between
Clinton and Scpio, nnd near The North
East corner of Clinton township, at 4
o'clock, a. H., on Saturday the 18th day
of October next the personal property
of said deceased, consisting of House
hold Furniture, Spring Matrass, Stoyes,
Shot Gun, Buffalo Rob9--Somc Cord.
wood, Lumber and a valuable lot OF Books
with many other articles too tedious TO
&. ]. KEEN, Exec. f
of the last will and testament Of
% Benz. Lonp, deceased.
TilIin, September ~, lS66.-n5O-3t.
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BOOK BINDER WANTED.

A good practical Book Binder,
with a cspitsl Of $500, can enter into
the business in this city. with fine oppor'
tunilies fcr succes. 1t is undoubtedly q
good opening, there beng. at present, III
establishment Of the kind in operation
and none within thirty miles of the city
Apply at this cfficc. IT,
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TIEEIN MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by s. R. SHEATH.
~EA Oct. 3, 1865
GRAIN AND sEDDs

FLOURISH 0O@ ~ so,
WHEAT-Firm at 81 SS to . 30.
CORN--firm at 50@C0 cents,
RYE--65 cents per bushel.
OATS--Fjrm at 26 ccuts.
GLOVER SEED-S6 90.
TIMOTHY SEED 90 10000.
FLAX SEED-S2 25 per pushel.
HOGS--S9 Oo@lo 90 per cwt
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THE PLACE TO Buy FANCY AR
rrcLzs.--Go aud buy something nice for one
dollar, of D. b. Nichols h Co.. on the Fair
Grounds, where all goods shown, consisting
of Pictures Paintings, and Fancy Articles,
will be sold If possible.
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THE AT0MIZER.

NEW SYSTEM oF TREATING lung AND
CHEST DISEASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA
And all Mals1ie. Of the Digestive Organs by the
use 0l the Atomizer, ... -.r
The Atomzsr iiSn Apparatus constructed on Sci
entifc principles, whioh bY a mechanical arrange.
ment either by atmospheric pressure or steam, con
Veus any medioin, into a dns SPRAY, sud readily
conveys n intOthe Bronchial Tubes or LunRs, with
lhe Respiratory current. The medicine submitted to
the action of the Apparatus lose nothing Of the 10
Chrmical value. in other preparations bat are 70
eeiyed into the Respiratory utgans 10 their ful ned.
ci6al strength. Those desiring treatment by this
mesns can obtain u hy calling on lr. Ninghng, at
bis Office, in the rear Of fi"t Nation al Bi nk, on
Perry Street
rspL o, 1858. ".
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We direct the attention, especial
ly, of our lady readers, to the interesting
story" written by the county Treasurer, in
this weeks paper 1t will abe continued "
through three numbers. Now is the time TO
subscribe
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SLOWS THIs?"-No one articl

SLOWS THIs?"-No one article
contributes more to the good. appearance Of a
gentleman, as nice hat. We have frequent
ly heard II remarked that a gentleman could
always be told from the hat he wore. Be
this as it may, our friend CHARLEY LEISER,
opposite the Court House, keeps oil styles,
which he is always ready to display to those
wishing to purchase. Give him a call. o.
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CAPITAL CRY BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The design of this institution is
to impart a sound business education, by
giving special attention to Book. keeping
Peumsnsbip, Business Arithmetic, Com.
mercial Law, Business Correspondence,
Telegraphy, Photography, Elecution and
specimens Of Penmanship. Address,
BYRAS g. ToMLiSsoN,
(n4S-5t.) Columbus, Ohio.
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Notice Of Assignment.

J. A. Gregory OF Republic, Seneca
County, Ohio, on the 3lst day OF Au-
eusst, A. ID. 1866, made an assignment
Of ali of his Real and Personal property
to l. T.. HALE, and II. BROMLEY Of the
same town Tor the bentf fit Of his Credit
ots, who are requested to present their
claims. properly proven and all indes:'
ed 10 him are requested to call and set
ito without delay, Ha IrDif,-
A dwelling house, store house, ont
bindings aud lots; large stocks Of grocer
les; 2OS shares in the Seneca County
Academy. (origuul price $40, each J
Horse, Buggy, Harness, &c, &c. viii
DO offered by private sale, for two
months. BY order Of the Probate Judge.
II. BROMLEY, Assignee.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. GEO. y. YHNGLENG,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, has re
turned to the city Of Tiilin, for the pur-
pose Of practicirg his profession.
Calls promptly attended to in the city
and country.
Can be consulted at his office In the
rear of First National Bank, on Perry st.
or at the residence Of his rathcr-in-luw
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A Young gent broke the soli-

A young gent broke the soli-
tude of our reflections the other evening by
entering our Office and placing into our hands
a mysterious package. Not fearing its being
one of the Presidents "infernals we pro-
ceeded to open it, disclosing to our eyes a
modest and tastefllly arranged BoouEr. Ac-
companying it were the copliments of Miss
MAGGIE ", and Miss Eva Il.
Hoping ladies, that you may gather flowers
always as you tread lightly down the walks
of life, we return you many thanks for your
fragrant contribution. 1.r
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The Big Gun awokc the " "slum-
blering echoes" of our hilless solitudes, on
Tuesday morning last, to say nothing Of the
many 'beautiful dreamers," and iniantilc iu-
veniles still wrapt in the arms of natures
sycet restorcr.
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THE Boys in Blue" from Re-
public, were out in full force on the Cd,
and presented an imposing appearance.
The organization from that loyal town
are earnest and brave solGiers.
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CAN'T SLEEP NiGurs. "A hack
ing Coughs sore throat, officially Of rsathins' are
the results ofhar ooljI CoRs Couon BALsAa al
lays the irritation, give, and rest to the patient
snd effect, permanent cure o all luns and pulmons
~ complaints.
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Special Autltcs.
sccrctofBcauty Pow der.

uNoUBsuoSABLY THE GREATEST "BEAU.
TIFiER OF THE AGE"
Give, the complexion pearl hkeTint, 'uch a' can
oaly bs Csgud IA youth. Ladies u you wish I clear
md lnihau, eemphxion, use the sc,r, o, Beau,y
Powder. Sent by mail on the receipt Of 50 cent,
and two rod stamps nprepny postage.
Address W. A. NuuGHr,
Newton, MI
Aurnste, 1866. A. OF.
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A Crossing has been placed over
the alley between Vollmer's and Watson's
stores on Main street. Crossings on the east
side Of this street should be laid before the
winter SET. in. They are much needed.
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Stamped Envelopes may be had

Stamped Envelopes may be mad
after this week, from the Post Office Depart.
ment, at ss2,sO per thousand, or Ss,2s per
the single hundred Where 500 or upward
are ordered at one time card giving YOU
business and requesting the return of the let
ter if not delivered within ten days, will be
printed thereon gratuiously. This is cheap
er than we can do it, and we would advise
our business men to patronize those will work
for nothing and board themselves 1t pays.
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The National Exchange Bank are
laying drain to their new building consid-
erable blasting being necessary to accomplish
the busncss.
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wooDt WooDil

THOSE Of our subscribers who
intend paying their subscription in Wood
will please deliver the same between this
and the last Of October. ...........
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POTATOES, PORK, SC, &C.
POTAToES-io@5o so cents,
| lTALLOW ..sc;
CANDLES -Stcariuc - cents.
4" Tallcw 90@ 20 cents.
SOAP-German 20, Common s cents.
WOOL. Selling at ~ cents to IS.
WHISkY--S3 90, aud Common 81 ~
per gallon. ~
HAMS 40 TO - cents, per pound.
BEESWAX ..25 cents per pound.
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FIsu.-Nice fine white-fsh have
again made their appearance in market, and
strongly tempt the palate after seasons sur
felt of beef
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Our city has'bccn completely in
inundated with people the past week, and up
to the time of gong to press, the tide still
rushes by.
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Treasury statement.

THE Commissioners Of Seneca coun-
ty. Ohio. at thoir September session, pro-
cccdcd TO examine the books OF the
Treasurer Of said un'y, in obedicncs
to the requirements uf the statue In such
case made and provided, and also to
count tho moLey in the Treasury, ON the
7th day Of September, 1866, aud fnd thu.
balance ol the several funds In the hands
Il H.. Trnnnnrnr M fullnNa
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Sandusky & Cincinnati Railroad.

On aud after SUNDAY, July 18th, Isff, and
until further notice trains will leave as follows!
S o U r n. ~.
e.i5 A. NJ. Mail Train leaves Thin counees At
Carey from Findlay; at Forest from the East
Q and TOR the West At BeIleioniain roI the West
Mt Urbnna for Columbu, At Dayton for Rich.
mond arrives At Cincinnati at 5.25 NJ
10 3i p. NJ, Night Expires. leaves liihni connects
Springfield with l.. NJ v, r. for Ncnia a Gin.
oinnati and London branch l.. VI. N e.. X Y.
trains North At Dayton for Cincinnati Arrv.
ing atlO,25 A. NJ.
o R n.
2 05 ?. NJ, Mail Tain leaves Tihn icornectsst San
du,ky with Boiss for Kelley. Island Put.in Bpy
| and DeToit.
415 AN, Night Express leaves Tiflin connects al
| sandnsky for Cleveland aud the East.
| Night Express runs daily,
| Mail Train runs daily except Sunday.
Sleepi n Cara on Night Trains.
J. II POTTER. Gsnr supt
| GEO. d. STEVENS. Agt.
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The Brucder Bund Festival was
postponed last week, on account Of the inclem-
ent weather. r...
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BY an order from the p. o. Dept,
the publication of the letter list, will be dis
continued, except in first class Offices, FRI m
this time We have made arrangements End
will continue to publish it, under the present
administration. ns n local item.
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The Fair opens with about its
usual lispy OF fruits, vegetables, home
manufactures, etc. The weather is fine.
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wantoa

THE CAMP, BATTLE FIELD AND HOSPITAL.
UH or .|.-. ..
LIGHTS snd SHADOWS ofthe GREAT REBEL.
ION
Heroic Patnoic. Romaniier Inhorous and TIasioal.
re- srLERDIDLY ILLUsrrTED ..s
with over 100 dus Portraits and Beautiful Engrayhsl
ulHis work for genial humor, tender sihua, Start
ling iateIsst and atlrlgtvs beauty siaRhs peer
less and slone among all its competitors. Jhe Val
iant and Brave heansd--ihe PieinTesque aud bra
matie--ths Witty Rpd MaUeloUs--the Tender an
Pathsle--the Roll OF Fame and story, Camp, Pick
et, spy, scout, Biyouac and Siege stauiug SUPP
sas-- Wonds uhl Escnpes-- Famous Words aud Dee
Of Women, and the whole Panorama the Waf.h
here ihrllingy portrayed ina u,astery mannrr,
once his'Oucal and ToHlH nie TenheTing II the mn
ample, brllian, and readable book that the war hi
called fonh. Amusement Us well As insiruelion ina
he found on ever page, A graphic detall, bulH
Wit and authentic hiIory are sklllully ihteTwoye
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