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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

Mr.. CHARLES s. VANDENBERG, =,
whose early home was at Republic in
this county, died in DanviIle, Illinois,
September 22d 1866, of tho disease com.
monty called "Milk Sickness"
Mr.. VAsDESBgRG had served 3 years as
a faithful soldier in the Ssh IllinoiIrcgi.
ment, and having been honorably dis.
charged returned to his former employ
on the Wabash g. Western Railroad.-
He was 81 years of oge-had gained the
reputation Of u noble hearted, honest
man, and had endeorcd himself - all his
acquaintunccs. lie had, few years Ogo
when in Cleveland, Ohio, made public
profession of re lieon, and il is hoped
" wos prepared for this change. His re-
mains were brought home to Republic
aud inferred on Monday the Gath inst
An appropriate discourse was dcllvere,
on the casion, to a large audience, b,
Rev. T. w. Powell, of Tifiin, from tn
passage: "There is but step betSee
me and death"
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INSURE Your LrFE.-Mr. v

INSURE YouR Mr.. WIN.
CARTER, General Agent for the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company, is in
our city, and may DO found ut the Davis
House.
The Mutual Benefit. has now over Ten
Million Dollars Of Assets. The total
smount OF claims, by death, paid, are S4,.
500 900. Total yearly income, S3,50o,-
900. Annual dividend to Policy holders,
so per cent.
The Mutual Benefit, has a larger Insu.
rance in Ohio than any other Company
in the State.
Have you a family, or have you any
one near and dear TO you, dependent up.
on you for support
Are you willing to neglect q present
opportunity Of placing them beyond the
possibility of suffering want, in the event
of your death
Are not the admonitions Of the grea,
uncertainty of life frequent and impress.
i've ! Should you, in view of such un.
certainty, even postpone ma king provs
ion for those who now rely upon you fo
support
{ Are your business affairs so arranged
that your sudden death would not involve
a sacrifice in the settlement Of your es
tate
Are there any to whom you are indebt
ed, who would suffer loss in the event o
your sudden death, whom it is your duty
to protect !
Would you have your mind relieved
while necessarily living close to you
income, in the mere support of your fam
fly, or in your efforts. to maintain or gai
d position in society, for the present con
yenience and future welfare both Of your
: self and family
Are you not willing, il necessary, I
deny yourself some little indulgence
accomplish so good purpose, when onl
: ten to twenty cents day, according
. your age, will procure the payment {
A $1,000 10 $4,000 at your death !
If so, secure policy of Insurance O
/ your life. .IE
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

The old and reliable Engine Co.
No. I, will give the citzens Of Thin and
vicinity an opportunity of tripping the
light fantastic toe, at National Hall. on
ths evening Of Oct. 4th. Do not mis-
take this entertainment for any other
that moy be held on the same evening.
The famous Sandusky string band has
been employed. Charley Smith will be
there to enliven the occasion to your ad-
vantage. The prosesds to be applied &c
the purchsss Of . Hose Reel. Ticket
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Notice OF Assignment.

J. A. Gregory Of Republic, Seneca
cuuu'y, OhiyTou tho 3lst Day ef As-
gusst, A.. ID. 1866, made an assignment
Ut all Of his Real ard Personsl properly
to l.. +. HALE, and II. BscnrEY OF the
samo town for The ben, ft OF his Credit
ots, who are requested TO present their
claims. properly proven oud all indebt.
ed No him are requested TO call and set
tie Without dclsy.
\ dwelling house, store house, out
buildings and lots; large stocks oigroccr-
ies; 2OS shares in the Senoce County
Accademy, (original price $40, each. }
Horse, Buggy, Harness, &C., &C.. will
be offered by private sale. for two
months. BY order .os the Probate Judge.
II. DROMLEY, Assignee.
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THE ClYde Tsmes saws, the M

The Clyde Times says, the Nc
Pherson Monument Association has per.
fseted an organisation aud has presented
its aadress no TO ths people. A canvass
, ing sgent-Rev. J. s. BRoADwELL will
| be put in the field Immediately. They
design raising the money in eigh: months
We hope our. citizens will contribute
freely if they are given the opportunity
zand thus manifest their appreciation o
zone of the brsvest and noblest generali
that fell IN the late war. B
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

The sun succeeded an lifting the
veil'' which had so long separated Us
from its genial countenance, on Wednes-
day morning, and sent it's warm roys over
the land, gaddenine the hearts of many
homes. Like angels visits though few
and far betwecn-was not the less wei
come when il came.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

The Republican Committee in
Washington have made a collection
of the speeches made by the Presis
dent since he left Washington, and
are considering the proposition to
publish them as Radical cam
paign document.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

The subscriber offers FOR sale-6r trade
fur horses, wagons Of buggIes--;hc fol.
lowing property 40 wit: -5fr
In lots numbered 4, B and 6, sit ated
a, the South end of Sycamore sire, I, In
the lat Ward Of the city Of TifIin also
in.luts numbered 81 and 30, lying at tho
South end of Monroe street in-lots nun.
hetcd 3 aud 4,at thu . W. -ed sF' Mel
more street in.lut nunbvr ia No
blc's addition to the city Of Tiiiin, Occur
ricd. at present, by q steam Saw Mill
also, a small brick house and lot In He'd
ges' Stone Quarry, near Hunicf's Mil,
on the Stndu4ky river.
TERMS One fourth cash in hand !;
balance in three yearly payne uts. rtrr-
For further inform alton apply 10
ELIAS MILLER. n:.eyrus, o,
August 10, 1866. 45-3mo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

Messrs. GALLUP e. HUss have
received from Guild & Co., of Boston,
a splendid piano ofa new pattern. 1t
has magnificent tone, and will repay
music lovers to look at it. 1t is
worth $1,000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

We clip the following from the Ere.
mont Journal. Probably some Of our
readers will recognize che Captain re-.
ferred to in the latter part of the ar
ticle ,fas it is. supposed he halls from
Seneca county.
Prescription among Government
Employees
A gentleman of Fremont received
a letter recently from FREUD, who
holds clcrSship in one of the De-
partments at Washington, from which
we have permission to make the fol.
lowing extracts:
ihs selS.s rsUy who .re trying TO insns,us,e .
new mle, vii lot oaly those so home to vote who
swallow Nv rolry" nu the feiurn OF the rfeS.
dent We expect 10 he dec spitated ~ = circular h .,
ateady besn handed stoupd, IN some ofus nuteau' ,
OF the corpet iihns0n rhtt'erfn trr enhancement d.
Ihose that have refused have beea spotted for stcr
fee, and an happy to state most Of them are OF the
biNs In bine In fac' hst OF 10 non. suppou has
Seea m de ooi. ND shen beeaecarioaefs aNe f,s.tt
WI WI y QUITE he"y. am sorry to'a, AM some p,ss
sold their ptinciple, Tor their hrsad snd tier, but
they are otthe weakknesd ard Me of no benedt to
any psry. | can never sSc'ihce INV pr NJ piles for
Witch tongm, nor betray the RspJiltcsn party, a.
though " turned out shcuid kuow what TO 10 nor
where to go. The President is uying 10 hdmbug the
people that he I, ssrying out Lincoln, policy. Icsnt
see H. Ito Whist IN Gofs nsms " Ne turning out OF
olllce all tho nisn put there by Liucoln
Capt - of whoa you spoke, has been HON. sincs
the lat OF july. lie went houe the plea that his
father wac not expected 70 hvs, anI I have uuce
le'rned he has been esctionsedng ag,int Buckl and
such Is nstics IN these nepau ment,one sided, rel
AuVe to leaves I ihiak Geu Buck sid viii kbow
whj has friends are after this. lie cot Csp,.----
his
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EDITORIAL CHANGE.-Col WILL
SON Of the Upper Sandusky PIONEER, has
retired from tho editorship of that paper.
We are sorry to note this change, as the
Col. was us much feared by the Cops. OF
Wysndot county, as he was by the trait
ors Of the South. We wish him success
wherever he may "pitch his teut."
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sooK BINDER WANTED.

A good practical Book Binder,
With : espi,si Of $500, can enter into
,ho business in this city, with fine oppor'
tun;,ies fer sueccs. 1t Is undoubtedly
good opeu euiug. there being, at present. nc
establishment of the kind in operation
and none within thirty miles Of the city
ApplY at this Office. u.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have
received, from the hands OF q fair lady of
Tifiin, some large clusters of beautiful
grapes. We ate them. We wondered
al the same time whether the Good TEN.
plars would construe our mouth to be q
Vino press. and enc US. Our thanks
for the present are hereby rendered.
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valuable Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber will sell at private sale
the following Real Estate, situated two
miles from Tiffin, on the Plankrood lead.
lug from Tlfiin to Mrlmore, containing
I49 ncres-fl0 acres cleared, balance
valuable timber about 80 acres Of which
is valuable ss Corn and Grass Land.
IMPROVEMENTS. = 1t contains a
good Two story frame Dwelling--cis'ern
aud well at the dnor--frame Barn and
allptbrr out, buildings. Two orchards so
choice fruit, Apples, Pears and Peache
The above farm is wutcred by three nev.
err failing Springs.
If not sod. the above property wilfbe
for rent, =,
For farther information enquire Of the
subscriber living on the premises. OF Jso.
M. NAYLoR, Tiffin, o.
z. I. ~ BENJAMIN PIprENGER,
May 10, 1860. sO--omo.
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(nAs-5t.

CAppEr SwEEPFR.-The Rubber
Band Carpet sweepep is the title OF
new instrument to clean carpets from
dus, and dirt, and is we'll recommended
BY housekeepers. 1t saves carpets; 1t
saycs furniture; it is cheaper than brooms
at FIVE cents piece. The Agent Tor the
sale of these domestic articles, will be in
our city in a few weeks. Try one and
see how it works. 81
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TYE SrArE FA,R PosrrosKp.

THE STATE FAIR PosTroSEp.-
Owing to tho immense flood that has
swept over the Southern portion Of the
state,--innmdating the fair grounds at
Dayton, Carrying away fences, iniuring
the buildings, and washing sway railroad
bridges leading to the city, the Fair
has been postponed and will commence
on the 10Th OF uext month.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

Come. rally round the Flag again,
Oh, bravest boys of blue
Come, rally for the Union, I..H
And staud forever true
The enemy arc up again, 81.
They seek State Rights once more
State Rights to wrong the poor and weak
AS long they did before. ,-......
Come, rally round the brave old flag,
You need no boyoncts now
You need but bring your ballots up
To make the false ones bow
To bring the proud and naughty hends
10 bow before thy might,
And show them that you yet have stength
To battle for the right.
Come, rally boys, come, rally boys,
To duty once again
And shake from off the nation now
Its weight Of deadly pain
The ,psin OF wrong, the puin OF woe,
Which strikes il to the heart.
As error lifts its unwashed hands
10 still more psiu impart.
Come, rally round the ang again.
Oh, bravrst boys Of blue;
Come, rally for the Union,
And stand forever true; tt....
The enemy are no again,
They seek State Rights once more
Stale Rights to wrong the poor and weak
As long they did before.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

A CARD.-.Mr. M. j. LAIRD has
associated himself with Mr.. J. w.
RTAs, under the firm name Of RYAN
;& LAIRD. They intend to furnish the
people with an extra f.c article of boots
and shoes for fsir weather or foul. Call
and examine then new stock. Mr.. KY
AN takes this mathod, also, Of returning
+, thanks for past favors, and asks con-
tinuanee Of the same, in the future. q
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Obituarp.

JosEPu PENNINGTON, departed
this life August 3rd, 1866, aged 73yrs., 2
months, and 20 duys. He was born in
Pennsylvania, and emigrsted to this
State aud County, in 1874. . ., rso,
Asa man he was intelligent and up
right, and had the respect of all who
knew him. His attachment to his family
and to his aged friends was very strong
and it was his privilege to live tn see his
children settled in life, and occupying
places in society of the highest rcspccta.
bili,y.
For more Than thirty years he has lived
a consistent christian, aud though in ear
ly hfc his reading and surroundings had
tended sonewhlt to unbelief, yet as a
christian his fifth had never failed.
lie approached death with calmness
and assurance, md loved to talk OF his
trust in God, his peace Of mind, aud his
hope Of heaven. In vi,wing the pas,
he said with deep emotion, that i" he had
been led as little child by the Divine
hand, when he stumbled ne wus raised
up again" Thus he died as the good
man dies, 4" coming to his grave in a iul
age, like os shock OF corn comcth in
his season." He leaves the wife Of his
youth, and large family to mourn his
departure. He was followed by many
friends to the grave, aud on the follow
ing Sabbath, appropriate funeral services
were held at the NJ Il. Church, before q
lurge and sympathzing audience.
p. s, b. unavoidable circumstances
this notice has been delayed until tho
present time. En-.
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WOOD wooDi,

THOSE Of our subscribers who
,n,en nd paying their subscription il Wood
will please deliver tie same between tn"
and the last Of October.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

Mr.. JonN UMsTEAD, son Of Eli
Umstcad, Of this place,-who has long
been insane died a, the infrmary' on
Saturday last.
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CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The design of this institution is
10 impsrt a sound business education, by
giving special attention to Bookkeeping
Penmunship, Business Arithmetic. Com
mcrcisl Law, business Correspondence
Telegrapby, Photography, Elocution and
specimens Of Penmsnship. Address,
BRYAN g. TonLIssoN,
f,As-b,A Columbus, Ohio.
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Clinton Cider Works.

Tie undersigned has erected. on The
MphavIs road, one mile South OF Tifiin,
The most expensive Gide' Mill in North.
ern Ohio, and invites all who wish to
make Cider to-come ard try the new
press. Although am a Good Templer
will give you chance to make your.
apples as tight us you plosse,, TIGHT by
from so 10 100 tons, lhan they can be
made at auy other press in this part 81
the country. Charge noi, more 'han 20
ems per barrel, hut furnish ne 4 aN.
HIRAM MeCLELLANI..
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,JAy Coo&E-the rich Banker OF
philadelphia-and fsmily, are now so
iourninp at their Island House, on Glib
eralter," In Lake Erie
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

The Union Churn, manufactured
by Saffell g. Baldwin, in this city, took
the first premium at the Michigan s: ate
Fair.
There were twenty different churns
pitted against it and all had to churn for
the prize. The Union Churn is fast
gaining immense popularity,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

CHARGES come in from different
source against the County Commission
.srs--charging them with high handed
transactions, in the matter OF bridge and
cuivert building, for which two prices are
maid,
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THERE will be preaching in the
pr..by,.ri.u Church nsI, Sabbath. at 10 o'clock A.
n and att O'Clock, p. H. by Rev. w. X. kiRxwoop'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

WE have received a communica-
ton from e" 49thster." oil d ,ttsyille, D.
II will appear next week.
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Sprtial Nutitss.

Wru what joy and gladness do
the t''rie htilus advent and dneo,,,y q CcpS
DY,rsrrio CvNs ut ia sovereign eure rot Dy'pep.
.ia, Indigestion, ssl all disease, ofihe Stomach and
BoNeli. An u megsn krprr.
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The Bounty Question.
The following correspondence ex-
plains itself

The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
~ GILEAD, WooD Co., o.
September 7th, 1865
To THE SOLDIERS UNION CLUB, Lucas
County, ONO.
At the solicitation Of many Union sol.
diers and their friends, on the 9th inst,
wrote Col. James C. Wetmore, Ohio
State Military Agent, Washington. ID. c.
as to the additional bounty passed by the
late Congress, and herewith is his an.
swer. Your obedient servant,
GEo. LAsHEY, Mem. Nil. Com.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEsT,l
STATE OF ONO, MILITARY AGENCY,
WASH seToS, ID. c., Sept. IL, 1867
GEO. LAsKKY. BSe,, OF military Com.
MTrEE, GILEAD, Woop Co., o.
Dear Sir: Yours Of the 9th inst, is
received, You ask, are the Paymaster.
General and I'd Auditor stopped from
paying under the bounty acts passed by
the last Congress.
The fo:mer states that he is waiting
instructions from those higher in sulhor.
lity 'rhe latter has been instructed by
the Secretary Of the Treasury not to pay
any bounty passed by the last Congress,
Il is my opinion that the President does
not intend a dollar Of additional bounty
shall be paid Union soldier or his fami
ly IL he eau help II.
Yours truly,
tSisnsdl Y JAnEs g. WETnoHz,
J Ohio State Military Agent
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THE AToMIZER.

THE AIUMILEh,
NEW SYSTEM or TREA ring LUNG AND
CHEST DISEASES, CATARRu, ASTHMA
And all Malaeies Of tho Digestive Organs by the
nse OF the Aiomizer.
The Atomi EsT 10 an Apparatus constructed on Set
entifc principies, which, by a mechanical arrange
ment, either by Rtmospheric pressure steam, con.
ysus anv medicine into inc SPRAY, and readll,
conveys u into the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs, with
The Respiratory uusnt. The medicine submitted to
the action OF the Apparaiu, lose nothing Of their
Chemical value. as in other preparations hut 70
ceived into the Re,pirator Organs, In their fa u me d.
ieinal strength. Those defining tFsatmsnt by this
mesns can obtain u by calling on III finghng, al
hi, office, In the rear Of Fiat National Bal OF
Perry street.
sent @, 1860. 4T-B.
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Treasury statement.

fT'tiH Commssip cfs Of Seneca coun.
.ty. Ohio. at their 5 D;rmbcr session. pro-
ccrdcI 10 examine the backs OF The
Treasurer Of sud county. in Obcdieucs
to the requirements 1f the statue in such
case made aud provided. ard also -
count the motley IL the Treasury, ON 10,
Ttl day uf September, 1860, ami Il j Tho
balance os The seyerat funds in the hands
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An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Rrnwn,a Xarmihlgn Comhts.
TO CONSUMPTIVES

The advertiser, having been restored to health In
.w week. by avery simple pmedy after having
altered for,everal yea.wi,h a,sveteluns affection
and that dread disease, ,Consumption-ls anNions to
make kn own hi, fellow sufferers the means ofcure
To all who de,irei,, he will send a copy fihc pre-
.eription used (rcs Of charse) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which the, win
6nd suRE oURE for rCossUsPrior, AsrHsA, BRos'
CUTS. Couous, CoLps, and all Tbtost and Lung
Affection. The only object OF tho advertiser In
sending tho Presentation 'to bens1tthe afflicted, and
he hope, every sufferer wllty his remedy, ms 1t will
cost them uo,hing and may Prove blessing.
Partie, wishing the prescription, rREE, by return
mail, will please address.
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamshnrg. King. Co, New York.
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PoTAToHi. PORK, SO, sc.
POTATOES--l0@50 90 cents,
lTAILOW Sc;
CANDLES-Stearine % cents.
Tallow a0@ 40 cents.
ISOAP--Gcrmon Is, Common s cents.
WOOL. selling at - cents to 5S.
WHISKY--SS 90, aud Common 81 2C
pcr gnllnn.
HAMS 30 tu 30 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX 40 cents per pound.
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Sandusky & Cincinnati Railroad.

On and after SUNDAY, July 18th, 1865, and
until further notice tnins viii leave as follows
s o U H.,
S ANS, Mail rrain leave, THIN eonneeis a,
Carey from Findlay at Fofest from the East
and Tor the West al Bellsioniain fo' the we ~ ;
at Urbana for columbus at DAYTON for Rich.
mond A., strives at Cineinnati at 525 NJ.
1887 ~, Might Express Il sves fiitni connects
snrtnRfeld with l.. NJ. X, r.. for Xenia a Gin.
oinnati and London 3Aneh L.. NJ. Il c. 4 K
train. North at Dayton for Cincinnati arriv.
ing at 1925 A. NJ.
NOR tn.
OJ p NJ, Mal rain leaves THIN con meets AT San.
dusky with Boat, for ksllsy's Island Put.in > y
and Detroit
RAndnsky foI Cleveland and the East.
Night Express runs daily,
Mail Tain runs daily except sunday.
slsspi Cars on N ght Tfalns.
J. II POTTER. Gsnr supt
Gao. b. BrEvkss, Agt,
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STATE OF Ono, I

Ottawa County, ss.}
I, Henry J. Miller, a cit zen and resi-
dent of Portage tow nship, Ottawa county,
Ohio, do HEREBY cerii y that was present
at the time and place referred to, aud
heard the conversation as above related
by Lieutenant Thomas J. Wonncll, and
by him sworn to; aud the same is correct
and true in substance. All the exnct
" ords used by Mr.. Finefrock | cannot re-
call, but the affidavit of said Wunnell is
substantially correct, and the stranger re
rered To was Homer Everett, ESQ.,, of
Fremont, Ohio. II. j. MILLER.
In the light of this unimpeaehable
testimony what man, who pretends to
respect the soldiers Of the Union and
the cause for which they fought, can
cast ballot for 7, p. Finefrock2 II
10. L. Vallandigham was traitor dur
ing the war, so was the present Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress. The
sworn evidence we publish to-day
brands T. P. Finefrock as Copper
head of the most malignant type. II
writes TRAITOR across his forehead in
characters he cannot erase. That ev.
idence fastens him in the pillory of in
fanny and he cannot aud shall not es-
cape his damning record.
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IFLOUR-Sll 00@ IL so.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 IS to . as.
'C0RN--Firm at 5o@54 cents.
'RYE--65 cents per bushcl.
.OATS-Firm a. 26 cents. =
.CbOVER SEED--S6 90.
TIMOTHY SEED 81 10000.
FLAX SEED-S2 25 per pushed.
.HoGS--S9 00@lo 90 per cwt
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To,nlbllance in Treasury S3S6Sl,9i o
Auditors Office, Seneca Co,l
T.ffiu, o., Sept. 10. '66.
JOHN F. HElLMAN.
County Auditor.
scp,2o At
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TiEFIN MARKETS.
GRAIN AND SEE

Corrected Weekly sy 8 n sNEaru.
Z H Sept 26, 1866
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

HIDES.
Corrected weekly by ]. NJ. EBERT
HIDES--Tr,mmcd 6@7c.
CALF SKINS -i5. KIP skins Sc.
SHEEP pELTS Dry, 25c@Sl 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

BUTTER, Baas AND LARD.
BUT CER--20@2a ccuts per pound.
EGGS-lS cents per duEpn. tit
bARD-ln Kegs, l3@ l5c per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27
RALLY ROUND THE FLAG AGAIN.

RESPECTFULLY dedicated to the
+" boys in blue"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-24
Copartnership.

Il self with THOMAS R. AGNEW Of New
York, under the firm Of J. & T. R. AGNEW.
1or the purpose Of conducting Hardware
and Grocery Business, in their new store.
corner OF Main and Plain streets, Colum bla'
3: z; In addition to well-seleoted stock
OF hardware, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
choice assortment of Family Groceries.
comprising every article usually kept in =
hrst-class grocery establishment, which
VIII be sold at moderate prices, and to
which they solicit the attention Of tie citi-
country. JOHN AGNEW
CoLGMBIA, S. c., May IL, 1866. NAV is