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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29
Correspondence of the Tribune.

BLooMvILLE, Ono, March 80, 1866.
DEAR Sir:-You may well think ii
something new under the sun, for me to
get you anolher new subscriber for tho
TRIBUNE. For so it is-if my memory
serves me right have saw something 10
the TRIBUNE or some other journal, to-
wit: If your term OF subscription has
run out renew it bv paying for one year
in advance, and get two new subscribers,
&c. Now, | am very sanguine in be-
lieving that have done oil you have re-
qnestcd me 10 do. | have renewed my
subscription by paying one year in nd.
vance, and have got you Two new sub.
scribers. If all your old subscriber will
do as | have done you will certainly have
av ry good patronage.
do not want you to whine because
change subj cts-I cannot help it, us !
wish to learn, through the medium of
your JOURNAL, whether The body sought for
has been found; if sor " here she resides,
and how AWFUL glad she was 20 see her
would be spouse. II / recollcct right, it
WAS on Saturday the 81 instant, was
sum moncd to my house that there was
a young man in the house who wished TO
see me. |. at once, went to the house
"how'd you do" | discovered that my
visitor was considerably excited, not
wlhstandiny, he stammered, to-w it: ca n
you tell me where young girl lives, about
as tall a. am, who has black curly hair
blpck eyes aud nice round, red cheeks-
lives somewhere up this way-cnn't ex'
nctly tell. She asked me and LOUISA TO
come and see her-,o be sure and come.
LoUISAwent t. McCutcllirsvillc this NOR
ming, guess, to get married. She said
must not tell ii up here for nj yining.-
| forgot tO ask her what the girls nnme
was, but she lives up here somcwherc.-I
She was TO Tiffin that cold Saturday, and
she had white blanket around her-was
WIN SOHV lGliuWg Il llllHh ne Nub
sandy. do not know what his name |
was, but he lives up here someplacc.
They stopped at our house when they
went homo from Tiffin. She said that
LOUISA aud must come up. | said that
could not come until school wns out.
School is out and thought would ccme
up aud see her, bur- do not know her
name. Yes, sir. ] was in the service 3
years and twelve months. At Fremont
they ray ten dollars for coon pels, and
At Melmore they pay seven dollars for
nuskrat Pelts. One of them cold nights
hey went into JIM Gays woods with
'ix big dogs, and how many coons do YOU
hink they ketched in ono logl WHY,
'ir, they kelched rs coops; yes, sir, 75."
Mn. EDITOR. will you please give me
he price Of coon ard muskrat pets in
lifin, and whether the girl sought for has
'een foundl s
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rsy- A CoLuMpus Girl had two Low.

r@- A COLUMBUS girl had two low
ers. One Of them had engaged to
take her to a party; Of which tho ri.
val suitor becoming aware, ho sue d.
ceedod in waylayins tho drst party
while on the road to tho young lady's
house, and got him to take a social
drink. Something must hayo been
wrong with the liquor, or il had un-
usual charms; at any rate, the unior-
tunatc youth did not recover his con.
sciousuess till after midnight, aud
the deserted maiden, after long Wig
a, went to bed withou. seeing other
lover or party.
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Important Hint !

Gentle reader, we want a little money
and hope that all those knowing them
selves indebted for subscription, will
have the kindness to call and pay up, OF
remit by mail. We cannot, in the pses-
ent state of affairs, pay cash for white
paper and trust it cut for six and twelve
months. All our paper used in printing
10 CASH ! the hands W. employ to set
the type is CASH every Saturday night !
Our rents are CASH Our living is CASH!
and In fact, everything we use and COM
sumo in printing the paper, we have to
pay cash for before We can get il! Why,
then do you ask us to trust you for your
subscriptions ! Don't do il. Come
right along and FAY UP, aud bring two
or three new subscribers along with you.
Don't forget these two little items.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

ROBBERY IN CAMPTowN.--The
Sandusky REGISTER says:--" A German
sportsman who had been hunting in the
marsh on Sunday, was knocked down
and robbed in the evening while return.
ing to the city through Camplown. The
robbery took place in front of Captain
Farwelrs house. and the scamp. who it
was supposed was masked, succeeded in
making his escape after relieving the
German Of fifty dollars in money and hi.
gun. HENRY SHHgsK heard the noise
and started out, gun IN haad. and was
Just In time to see the robber moving off
10 the distance,
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Remember!
q. L, NOrTELLN.
TIFrIN, March 2S, 1866.

"STAR COMBINATION COMPANY. "
AT National Hall on Wednesday eve
ming, April 4th. We are Informed that
ALIENS Star Combination Company
from The Dayton Opera House, in con'
junction with that talented trasedian,
Mr.. II. S. MELDEuM, will commence u
short series of dramatic performances as
uLove. Mr.. MELDRUM has not been
forgotten by his host OF friends here, aud
we are assured that the Company, as a
whole, exceeds any that ever appeared in
the West, the performance being all first
class and selected with great care. We
shall be able to give further particulars
in our next issue. In the meantime, we
promise them hearty welcome at the
hands Of our citizens.
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IlIsroRY OF THE WAR.--Wo re
ceived handsome copy of the histo-
ry of the late rebellion, from Mr.. j.
DELAPLANE, of Mexico, Wyandot
county, published by JONES, BRorH-
ERs n Co., Philadelphia. Mr.. della
PLANE is the general agent for this
valuable history and has the books
on hand, and ready for delivery as
fast as the names are taken. Those
who want a correct, neat and reliable
history, can obtain it from Mr.. d.
We will give it more extended no
ticc next week.
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POCKET PIcKED!-Mr. p. 'TAY.

POCKET PICKED MIR. p. 'TAY.
LoR, Of Findlay, had his pocket picked OF
several hundred dolla's, at Mansfield, a
few days ago. Two men followed him
from Carey, and were very anxious to
make his acquaintance, bu, Mr. I. being
gentleman that reads the papers, and
no, in he habit OF being familiar with
strangers, gave them no consolation.-
They followed him to Mansfield, aud in
the hurry and buslle in changing cars he
was relieved Of bis money, So says the
JEFFERsoNAN.
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BUReLARY!-The Shoe Store Of
Rev VIM, sAMPsoH, in UrOano, was br,
ken open few nights ago. and boots
and shoes to the amount of 5000 were
stolen. Also, the Grocery store OF NJ.
CoULsos, wns entered. and goods to the
amount OF $40 carried of.
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The Fremont journal says that
THOMAS DosAHUE, of that place, who
was SO badly bruised between tho cars a
few days ago at Cleveland, died on the
18th instant. His remains were taken
home and inferred on the 2o.h. His age
s23 years.
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JEFF. DAVIS TO BE HuNG BY
reference to another column, il will be
seen that Messrs. J. g. N. WArsos, have
received important news in regard to the
fate Of Jefferson Davis. Call at their
Dry Goods Store and yOa will learn
something very interesting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

RoBBERy.-Mr. j. S. LOWRY, OF
Upper Sandusky, was robbed of $500 in
coin and greenbscks, a few nights ago.
A young man boarding with Mr.. L. was
accused of the theft and arrested, but for
want of proper evidence, he was dis.
charged by the Mayor.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING!- We learn
from the JErFERsosAS, published in
Findlay, that young man nged about 81
years, who resides in Cass township: was
killed by lightning on the 2olh instant,
while in the woods at work.
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W. AhAssA AaAN
In pursuance Of an order granted by
the Probate Court oI Seneca county,
Ohio. will offer for sale, u. Public Auc
;ion, on The
.lsr Day CT APRL, 1866,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises,
the following described Real Esta,c, sit.
ua,cd in Adams Township, Seneca coun.
~ and State of Ohio, to.wit: Lots NUN.
bored one y and tw } (2) il AdamsYlle
Also about one fourth of an acre on the
south side and adjoining said lot No. two.
Snil lot No. two 10 incumbcrcd by and
will be sold subject to tho Widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller's, dover interest ap-
praised at $3.50.
TERMS oF SALE One third cash down
one third IN six months, tie remaining
third in one year. Deferred payments
to bn secured by mo-ig &c on the prem
iscs sold, and bear interest from aud after
he day OF sale.
N. p. COLWELL,
Administrator wiihwill annexed OF Il. p.
Miller, deceased.
March 90, 1856 .-pfS7 90. 23-4w.
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ARREsTs!-Three men, named
JOHN and JACK HILL and NELSON TRIM.
BILE, were arrested a few days ago, in
Crawford county, on suspicion of being
connected with the burgIaries committed
in Bucyrus on the l0th instant.
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AN attempt was made n few dav.

AN attempt was made a few days
-pgo' to rob the Crawford county Treasu
ry. The safe contained $50 900, bu,
was too strong and solid to yield to the
efforts Of these ihieving scoundrels.-
Three citizens Of Crawford county, have
been arrested as the guilty parties.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

A DRUNKEN Row occurred in
Fremont on the evening of tn, I7th in.
slant. Some of the police were roughly
handled in their efforts TO arrest the row.
dies. The rowdies were fnally over.
powered and locked up.
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Cattle and sheep Permit,
ted 10 Run at Large.

CoNNisNoSrR's Orrtyr. SESEcA Cc,l
Ouio, March i'ih. 1895
The County Commissioners at thclr regular
Mstvh session, 1906, In the cyctcisc Of the disctC
ton vested IN them by the 80 section Of the act Oi
the Gtacfal Assembly OF the State of Ohio, pass
cd Apfil 18th, iSG5, aud entitled "An act 10 rS-
stssiu from running Starsc certain animals there
in namcd " msic an onion granting seneral pet-
mission for CAtte aud sheep 10 run nt large with.
IN the county ot seneca, aud state of Ohio.
D. orlcF OF the nuard Of Commissioners,
joan 4. iiLILNAN. ClerI.
March q, lgc3 eg-.ft
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THE RIoHr SpLErr!-Flndlpy is
getting to be live town. Six first class
business rooms, three churches aud forty.
two good dwellings, are to be erected in
that enterPri'ing town the coming sea-
son.
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Road Tax Notice.

Noiice Is herrby glven thst Ns Commissioner OF
Ssnscl clahiS, ~ thtir rosnar sesslou, to-wl, ON
The l2th day cf hnrvh, iS6a, levied tax Ut ton
wcniieths (iO.lu' Vt cu' ut on the dollar of Vai-
nation of the taxable lgulEtti 90 said county g.,
Road purpusse witch tax may D. discharged by IA.
rsr on iha public highway under tho dir,etiuu OF the
supcrisots of tic several diatricts
hy order It the k'Arl
JOHN r. HElLMAS, Cisrk.
March %, tS'G. f1-Jt.
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Nh. GEORGE GAssNAS, offers tie
people a rare chance Of hearing some
thing about Jerusalem as il is, from ou
experience ofa five months tour in Syria
and Palestine; having visited the river
Jordan, Nazareth, Tyre, Sidom aud many
o,bcr villages Of Mt. Lebanon, at KrrcH'
SER's HALL on Saturday evening, March
3ist. Doors open a, Recommending al
8. Brass Band in attendance. Admit
tance % cents.
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AN AccIpENr!-Mr T A ~,

AN ACCIDENT Mr.. j. A. uAR.
RIs, Of Fremont, was accidentally sbo,
on the aoih instant. by the premature
discharge of pistol in the hands Can
tain Pierce. The ball passed through
the pit Of the stomach. The JOURNAL
ssys that no vital organs were injured,
and hopes are entertained Of bic recovery
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r0- The sales of shoes at Lynn
during January amounted in the ag-
grcgato to about 100000. The
business now is not so good, however,
and the sales for February did not
amount to moro than half that sum.
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HIRAM BRuToN, announces him
self to the voters Of the city of Tiffin, as
an Independent candidate for CITY MAR
SHALL.
March Is, 1866. 23-2t.
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Treasury statement.

rINltr COMMISSIONERS or SENECA COUNTY
i ONO, az their regular March sessiun, rrose-
d.i to examine the books vi tho Auditor and 1rcS-
urrr " said County In obedience 90 the requirement.
Il the statute, iu such made and provided, and
aiu3 TO count the money IN tho Treasury ON the 9TH
dag of March, iSC6 mud hud the balances ut the
scNvJal funds Ia the hands og tho Treasurer 10 be
La
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A VALUABLE FARM.--We invite
attention to the advertisement of Captain
J.J. STEINER, in ,o.day's paper. These
desiring to invest capital in real estate
will do well to examine these premises.
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Orr FOR KINDERuooK,-0ur old
friend E. J. WELkER, Esq, Of Flat Rock,
Is abou, to remove to Kinderhook, BrSnth
county, Michigan. Mr.. wELKrR, is a
good Union man and was a good
citizen, and the citizens OF Flat Rock
was very reluctant to part with so wor-
thy man. We wish him good health
and prosperity 10 his new home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

SHEEP FAIR The Agricultural
Society of Huron county, will hold u
Sheep Fair at Nurwalk, on the 22J oil
May next. A Fair of this character,
will be u curiosity, aud s.mething new.
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The City Council Of Urbana,
held their fifteenth anniversary on the
18th Instant. The meeting was address.
cd by Mayor PATRICK and Mr.. ZoaDRo,
OIL the occasion.
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JUsr LIKE THEM!-A large or
DIR Of the Good TempIurs has been or.
ganizsd in Upper Sandusky, and the Cop.
perheads dcnounce it as political ia
s,itution."
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EOR SALE.-A VALUABLE GRIST
IL AND MERCHANT FLOuRiNG
MILL, known as the MOHAWK MILLS
located three mics South Of Tiiin, Scu-
eca county, Ohio. The above mills arc
driven by splendid water power, SUP
piled by never falling springs. The prop
orty Is in GOOD REPAIR, and will be
sold at bargain. For further particulars
call on the subscriber on the premises.
GIN. BROWN.
Jan. 4, 1866. Ia lmo.
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A New HALL!-The citizens o.
the en,erprising town OF Clyde, arc about
10 erect splendid new hall in that place.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

OF Send in your orders for JOB
PRINTING. We cannot be surpassed
CT the style and excellence Of sur work.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

MUNICIPAL EKEortoS!--The cleo.
ton for city and township ofiicers, will
take place on Monday, April Cd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

Our exchange papers from near
ly every part of the State, report the
prospect for peach crop very poor.
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A LIVELY Town There were
four fights in Bucyrus, on the afternoon ol
the 10Th. COpperhead fshis of cours c .
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We invite attention to the od
Vcrtisement of the Springfield Female
College, IN this weeks TRIBUNE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29

Coon News !-SouDER & CAE-
PESTER's new advertisement. Good bar.
gains ahead,
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A MIsTAKE!-Thc person, who,
by mistake, took my carpet from my
yard, is hereby informed that he left a
piece Of it behind, which he can have
by calling on me. If he will not re-
turn and get it, shall be put to the
trouble Of bringing it to him. lwould
also remind the individual that por-
tions of the carpet require mcnding,
Be kind enough to mcnd it. | shall
return TO Tiffu in the course Of few
weeks, when / will call and see lift is
properly done.
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PETROLEUM. A BUSINESS AND NOT

PETROLEUM A BUSINESS AND NOT
SPECULATION. When men Of the ma
tional reputation OF The directors Of the
Reno Oil and Land Company associate
in a Petroleum enterprise, we feel sure
that it is no longer speculation, but u
business. Our readers will elsewhere
find the advertisement OF the Reno Oil
and Land Company, OF which Hon. Ga
LUsHA A. GROW is President. This
Company, organized on a magnificent
scale, proposes to make Petroleum
business like gold, lead, copper, iron, coal
aud as experience warrants us in belev'
ing, far more profitable than either. The
Company, it will be seen, owns twelve
hundred acres in the oil region, the
largest estate perhaps owned by any one
company. The stock Is so guar unteed
against loss by deposit in the National
Treasury. or investment in Government
Securities, that ii becomes virtually o.
Legal Tender Oil Stock. Every share
will be redeemed at par on presentation
al the office of the Company. We ma
venture the belief. however, that under
the management of the gentlemen ia
the Board, and with the immense deyel-
opmenl fund, the profit will be SO large
that no holder of Reno stock will ever
care to have his money returned.
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Linen Table Bamasks,

Linen Table Napkins.
Linen Towelings, &c.,
Rubber Piano Covers.
Embossed Piano Table Covers.
Table Oil Cloths-Marble. Oak
Mahogany, K Common Fig.
urcd.
Hearth Rugs, Door Rugs. Drugget., Felis
Also a complete stock Of DRY GOODS,
comprising all the latest novelties.
Corner of I'D and jefferson Streets.
March is, 1866. 22-Iy.
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ALIvER COLLINS ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given, that tho
undersigned has been appointed, aud is
qualified as Executor Of the estate of
Oliver Collins, deceased, late OF Seneca
county, Ohio.
ANDREW p. COLLINS.
March 90, 1866. 23-3t.
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NNAlN AND SEEDS.
FLOUR-Ss 50 q IL 90.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 90 10 65.
CORN--Firm at $40 10 cents.
RYE--60 cents per bushel.
OATS-Firm NJ 25 cents from teams,
CLOVER SEED--S5 coo S5 40.
TIMOTHY SEED--$2 so. % 3 90
FLAX SEED-$2 O0@2 % per pushel
HOGS--S9 0o@lo 90 per cwt
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A MODEL CoUNrY.-Potter coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, must be second Para.
dice. There is not tavern or drinking
house in the county. The JOURNAL
speaks as follows Of the affairs Of that
region:
Our February term Of Court was O
failure, so far as trials are concerned
and the jury was of no service at all
The District Attorney expressed his dis
gust at the criminal record, only one in
dic,mont, with no defendant, no prosecu
tor und no Witnesses. Truly, this is 0
serious Thing. Something must be done
The jail must not remain unoccupied aud
wc should be represented in The " east" "
We know Of only one remeay' license
dczen grog shops and establish dozen
modern doggcries, aud ouI criminal re.
cord will present different appearance,
Sheriff Brown will have buarders, the
District Attorney will huve fees, and We
will then claim to belong to this fast age.
AS II is, we are an incorrigible pack of
" old fogles," ridiculously maintaining our
faith in the .hrendbare maxim, " honesty
is the best policy" dnd looishIy beIiev-
lug that "sUberness is next to godiness. "
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The Sandusky, Dayton & Cincin.
nati Railroad Company.

Notice.
A meeting Of the plus,to the agreement b.Arng
~ daio Nsr'h I, iSO5. for this Ahhstm snt Hnd
capt Ihuan Of the debt and .o,k Of the Sandnsky,
DAYTON and Cineinnsti Railroad ComuAny, |, hereby
nhlledto be- held n, the Office of The nirectorI OF said
Company at the CITY ofsandu,ky, Eiie county, Ohio
on Thursday, The 81 hay OF May A H. 1856.
Tho object of siid maettng IL TO effect 10 ntgsnII,
lion OF sad COMPANY under the recent sale of said
Road, NJ contemplated In sid agree nent mud pur.
snani In the act of the General Assembly OF the State
ofOhio, passed Apnlli,A. ". 1851, enliiis 'An Act
TO regulate the ssle Of Rairo7ds and the
ofth. same" aud to be what.ver my be necessary for
that purpose.
VI. sPEILMAN,
], W. PIKRCE,
JOHN +, YELVERTON.
Purchasing Trustees unds ssid Agreement.
March 2g, i5o6. 23--A
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
u For Sale.
+. II. MORRISON. Of Rapaslic, o.,
offers for sale his entire stock o. PHOTO
GOODS, for ono half less lhan they eau
be purchased at other places. PLEASE
call aud see the Good, which consist Ia
un onIiro stock to run a fi;s. class Gal.
Iery.
THOMAS r. MORRISON,
Republic, Ohio.
March is, 1866. ea--6t,
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
TEEEIN MARKETS.
GRAIN AND SBEI

Corrected Weekly By S B. SHEATH.
March %, 1866.
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SanduSky Dayton & Cincinnati r.
On and amer MONDAl, Dec. ), 1865 its.si
S 0 U I a.
"a o r T n.
Pi!tsburg, Fl. w. .& Chicago Il. r.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

On sad amer Nov 10, 1858, trains will leave STA.
| tions daily, Sabbath. excepted, n, follows -
Traiu leaving Fofeu atIt7 4 . NJ, lenves daily
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POTATOES. PORK, 60, 60.
IPOTATOES-s0c@Sl 90
IALLOW --10c Grease q 10 cents.
lCANDLES-Stcarine 30 cents.
TaIlow 200 25 cents.
nOAP--German IL, Common 8 cents.
WOOL, Selling ut 55 cents to 65.
WHISkY--S3 90, aud Common 50 so
per gallon.
ia MS,-l8 to 20 cents, per pound.
bEESWAX 80 cents per pound.
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&f EOO PER YEAR! % W. .:n wan, an,
IMPRovEb s2D sewing MseLine.. Three now kinds.
Iindst aud upper feed. Wanantsd i've wears. Above
salary OF u ,ISs eommissions paid. The osLY ms.
chine sold Ia the Unitsi STATE. for less than $40
which arsYuLLy LICENSED ~ HowE. WHkgLHk 4
WILsos, .GRoyEH & HAxER, sISeER Il Co.. AMI
RAoHELD3R All other cheap machines are In
TRISssAESTs the sxttxA or ussk are LtAhIE TO
ARREST, FtsE, Axp ihrKIsosNENr. Cifeniars FRKs.
Address, q call proa Shaw CLARK, Biiasfotl. Mains
Jan. Is,iie66. li-is.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29
BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.

BUT rTER--25 cents per pound.
EGGS-l3 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln Kegs, l3 cents per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-29
EAGLE DlsTILLERY MARKET.
Core oted Weekly p z. ILER. & co.

TIFFIE, March 29, 1866.
OLD CORN-Firm-Shelled doc.
NEW CORN-ln the ear, 3oc.
RYE-65c.
OATs-26c.
BARLEY-40c.
DAMAGED WHEAT-5oc
VIII hISKY-Common, "a 20 Rye % 60
HIGH WINES-S2 25.