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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a oentswan " E'red fot years from Nervou,
pestip, Premature DECAY. aoaan the efrsc,. Of
you,hfel ndsscrr,ioa, foy tho sake Of ,unerius
humanity, seNd rrss ,Svn ~hc S.ea u, ,h- reclr.
aud directions for making the simple remedy by
which he waseursd. spftrsr. wishins to profit by
no adv vsrses'a experience, caa do 80 Wy addressing
JonN n. OCOEN,
No. 10 Chambeu 81, New otk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22

THANKSGIVING FEsTIvAL.-The
ladies Industrial Soaiety of Trinity
Church will hold festival At National
Hall. on the evening Of Thanksgiving
day,--Thp.sday November aslh. A
cordi.., ipvilaticnis extended to all. The
admission fee is put AZ the small sum Of
aneeo cents. Tableaux will be rendered
by young ladies aud gentlemen in full
-dress. The 5, musical talent 10 the
,ci,y-both vocal aud ins,rumsntal'--has
lbeen engaged FOR the occusion. Let no
one ilSoi be present.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22

WHERE was the Marshal, we desire
to know, on Tuesday evening, while
man, whose brain was crnzed with
whisky, aud whose tongue was thick
with vulgarity and obscenity, was
mixing night hideous with his
i nprecations, in the most central part
of the city? Have we laws,-and are
they to be enforced or not 20
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.

Every yaung lady and gentleman IN the United
States o,n here some,elng very mnoh TO th,r adtan
tAge BY return mail tfsse of ehtreJ by addressing
the undersrned. Those having fears OF heing hum
otheu vi ~ please ap Fess their obe In Mt servant
THOMAS r, CHAPMAN,
III ,.JJ s3f Bfoadway, New Yerk,
Apriie6, IsBO, 2s--'y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-22

Why is it that the price of beef
Ncpntinues SO high in our city, while all
other meats are falling in price! In 9TH
or cities The quotations range from 10 to
is cents per pound, while it re'ails here
for ls. Il is high time these stereoiyped
figures were changed. yA7 aosI
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For Sale.

THE Cheapest and nsa Wood Saw IN ssas y
Cosnly--snn uts ont o. ulr llofees. LlNt
~ fSqnlro Of Dt fsADn, o. call snt see y ~
aeS Mia VVesl e( kIel.nots n 7l r. Ntxi.
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p. r.. ELER'S
American Life Bitters'

This gruOt popular Dyspepsia Consumption and al
arising Stomach Boweha complete
cess, as testify
Natures oon AGENT Simple Pronp dad An ANsflsa'
Re,aedy for The AmsFicaa D'ssasss
YOUNG AND win strength lncrsaednn pso'onssd 'ansss
3D., removed 80.
candy vearo
BOWELS Use htezs ann kts nSnihy e1en
s,mh md WE'LL mol be ata
lChora. SoURcE y.
oen.i Dlea Liver CmDlqlq 4fQti
Son Ctvenef H 81
all of debility and weakOear W
tns s'''' ''"s'' r. Is. HER, Tiiaus 0hsW
stisy y "a ps8Hss Es8E S''swn''s' ssI t eh~sso
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.olD u n. DluaaI.T..-rpIor--ol pla larFr alrFr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

The Brandon Mississippian, Of = re-
cent date. says that S party Of deser-
ters, headed by as Broom, Jno. Ray
barn aud Felix Rsyburn, went to the
residence Of Alex. McGrew and con
cealed themselves in his crib, awaiting
his return from church, with the in.
tention Of Waylaying and killing him.
hlr hc,ireW did not return as they eE-
peeted, and they Ehen SET Gre 10 the
house and left LfcGrsE returned home
the next morning. collected & few
friends, started IN pursuit., overlook
them in the evening, and attempting 10
arrest them, killed Felix Rayburn and
captured John Rsyburn. The others
made their escape. As soon as Broom
saw that his house was surrounded, he
got bis gun and shot At the crowd. kin.
ing Geo. Watt AcGreB Was sent from
the army ia 1858 10 arrest deserters.
snd thereby gained the IN vii Of the
party, who burned his house and 20.
tempted 70 assazsinats hin.
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Mr.. G. D. Prentice Of the Louisville
Journal makes the sub.oined interest
ing statement
"If in the very incipiency OF the re-
bellioD, we were notified that seventy
FIVE thousand dOllaTs II gold, hfty thou
sand Of il IN one Elaoe a,ld twenty-five
thousand in another. the latter sum 70
be increased indefinitely, was awaiting
our order (ayOwedly not AZ a bribe, but
10 save Us from possible lossl provided
we would 60 for s peaceable separation
Of the North and the South, upon the
basis Of free trade between the two,
discriminating against the rest OF the
world, II we were very soon afterWard
offered q most enormous price FOR the
sale Of our paper 70 3 diEloysl commit.
tee O Ol~another state, and ii, very much
later in the rebellion, we we're told BY
the high Confederate authorities, that
on condition OF our aGvoosting peace,
or using our eXertiOns in Kentucky in
our own way TO promote il, we should
have as much cotton guaranteed 70 run
out Of Wilmington 81 would place ua
among the rich men q tie nation sure
lY shese things were no crimes Of ours
Every body knows thst such offers. d
made, did not influence us Not for ,
day through All the rebellion did ~
cease 70 urge with AL our power a gig
orous prosecution Of the var.
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.veution, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the ConventiNn which IS
proposed to be held in your city on the
.22d of next February. There never
was a meeting so, might use the term,
brotherly. Such men IS Colonel
Waters, Colonel Cleaveland, Major Nc
Kee. Captain Williams, Ed. Turner and
other staunch and unfinehing Union
men interohanged congratulations and
made mutual pledges with such men
as James B. MoOrs, Judge Samuel Fite,
Col. W. II. Dewitt and others, who in
the rebellion had taken different
courses. The whole crowd composing
the Convention spplauded to the echo
every sentiment that was uttered. Men
weFe-many Of them at least-honest
in their belief that their cause was
right-and why, nov, since all is over,
need we be unfoFgiying Bad men,
then, were on both sides--bad in every
sense Of the Word-whOse deeds Of
blood aud cruelty cannot, and ought
not to be forgiven or forgotten. Retri-
butive justice win, or ought, at least, 70
oyertake them. The Just and wise both
understand aud ssnetiOn this senti-
menE
Andrew johnson, our President. has
a hold, in my opinion, upon the hearts
Of the people, IS strong perhaps as any
man that ever lived in our nation. That
he is powerful, Oh Po'sertsl, with the
masses, may now be set down as a self
evident proposition. Woe be unto him
who throws himself in his way. His
ways are ways of wisdom What,
though he be nqg7,a,imo'g9 What,
though he is genaosg Can they charge
mercy to him as a efims Can they in
jure him by proving that he is for his
lokole eoumtryg VIII it iDiure him that
he stiH is for the Union? Evil to him
that evil thinketh 2 Then can his
fair fame be tarnished when be re-
lies upon the honor, the integrity Of has
fslo,g beings? Let those who are vainly
struggling to keep up strife, TO renew
the war, ponder we'll these questions.
He can, and will throttle all who stand
in the way Of his proud and glorious
march. The people hsye made him
what he is, and he now aims 10 do all
he can 10 benefit them After what !
have said, you may guess that Presi-
dent was indorsed. Long may he live
Long may the people honor him l
have fought him in bye-gOne days to
the utmost of my humble powers, but
so long as he treads the path he now
does, my poor friendship Is his Iam,n
never Was, a man-worshipperi and it Is
ouly upon principle that he has my
admiration. In conclusion, let me
hope that your Convention may be
largely attended, (which, by the way,
will be) that wise counsels may pre-
vail; that much good may result from
lis deliberations 1t is but meet and
proper that Tennessee should unani-
mously sustain and support that man
who is great in mind, good in heart
"our President" and the nations
friend
Respectfully
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Chances of the Tennessee Delesa-
tion.-The observation-disclosures
Bureau, sc.
Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Sth, 1866.
It may be my fault that I have never
seen in print the names of the "immor-
tai dozen" who have been instrumental
in destroying the little prospect that
once existed OF the admission Of the
Tennessee delegation to their seats in
Congress. But wherever the fault may
lie, I feel considerable curiosity TO know
who are the obscure twelve" who have
wrought so much mischief, in an al
tempt to take advantage of the times
70 foist themselves upon public notice.
Revolutions are remarkable for throw
ing TO the surface men previously OBJ
scure, and while many of these sudden
growths exhibit the noblest character
istics that adorn the human character,
as in the case Of Gen. Grant for in
stance, many others are Of the mush-
room kind, mere fungi, spewed up in
night, having none of the elements Of
solidity about them.
The general upheaying in Tennessee
has not only brought specimens Of both
these classes to the surface, but third
class presents itself to the obseryant
eye. This class is composed Of certain
fussy, ambitious men, of small mental
oaliber, who, having spent many years
in the vain effort 10 impose themselves
upon public opinion which spurned
them as unfit 10 be trusted, were only
too glad TO take advantage Of the con-
fusion which swept over the country to
thrust themselves into positions which
they would now monopolize by contri
butiug 70 the indefinite reign of that
confusion TO which they owe their ele
ys,ion. They are shrewd enough tO
know that If order is allowed TO sue
/ coed confusion too thoroughly, aud the
| will OF the truly loyal and PATRIOTS
masses IS allowed free scope, their of
c.sl life is in danger Of ending befOr'
the termination Of their earthly exis-
tenoe Hence they and it to their per
sonal interest to combine with the lesl
noted mushroom sspirauts 70 defeat thi
restoration Of the Constitutional relA
tons between che State and nation, be
Ueying that their selfish ends viii b
promoted BY the continuance Of di.
order
! Since The close Of shs aFss week .
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LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gene rsl
81 business AFents, over York's Booz store. 3s1a
Union Str et, Nashville, Tenn. GuIb-5ni-
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The People of Smith-conventioh Al
Carthage-Presiden Johnson.
CARTHAGE, TESS., Feb 10

CARTHAGE, TESS., Feb 10
Kditors Nashville Union'
DEAR SIRs-0ur country is entirely
peacsable. It is refreshing TO the pa
triots heSFt to witness the return OF
mutual friendship which whilom char
acterized the good people of our noble
old county. With myself, the fear
was once entertained that the seeming
forgetfulness Of the Past-whieh no"
every one is so proud to witness-would
not come for Ranyyesrs Those fears
however, are dissipAted- The var win
us Is remembered no rnore-remem
bered no more, mean to upbraid
each other with The grey and th'
blue in harmonious beauty mingle
Socially and politically We are sgair
one people HOseysF intense the on
may have acted for, or fought agsins
the old banner, could not now be de
iected BY s stranger, 30 completed.
does every one IN our midst yield q
the laws, and SO studiouzly, both b. th'
Union and seeesh element, do the.
ignore every act and deed czloulAte'
10 stir up strife, or o.n % memory th,
past Is not this rightg Is not hi
viseg On thursday last many Of on
citi1sns met in she capacity ofa Cos
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Wsare 81 hor|i,i o. snaouncs Jssss r5sBax A. &
csad date zoe Oousiy COGu CierE, 81 the easuiag
March eiecuca.
WE ARE AUrH0RlZEp 10 kNNOUNCE TON
~ & ChlNk A. r caaaI.tsie lor CuuuIs Court
elerss q iasiasqn cogati. ~ lhe snsu.nE Nslgh
elec ic1. ocla
We are auihof.aol % s1nUunca Wa. 1 Cartf-
Hkz canalisfe iar Gers o. t..a Ccuaf7 Cquu oi
D4Ftson county. Ileela
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We are auihou1ep % aanounce fuiytaks 0aa.
zNrr candidate iar Trustee VI AZ llsa1 couutY
Al lhe gnsuiug Msrch eiccuol.
We are authorised % snnounce oapL Sous " itI,
soS ~ csad.daie ior ru-e.eclul - the eflls q,
County ifus.eo - the ca uiug Aisrsn ele. lou-
We are authorized b announce TsoAks
SHUrE as a candidate for C0upty Trustee. al
the nuxt March eie, tion.
Wesre authorized Go auu1uura VIZ. p AIRING
TON, a. a ctudidaic Soc e.eaiou t1 Ihr on -e a
Juuutf Trustee 81 tns ensuing MANN c.c.a.s.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IONE TUNSELL-Wholesale and Retail
I J BOOEse lers. Ss4IiOners, ana News Agents.
No. 40 North Cherry street. Nashville, Tenn.
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We are auth1ured TO annOunco MARI. q Eucurs
as Oaadid.ie ior .uiasi C-urt tlcr., a- t1t ca
sung March cioc.Ion.
We are uutacrtet 90 announce Jkars hktt ss b
canaidatc iof lumiuai Ngait UcfA, u $50 urAi
Marcl slccunu. GA
We sre au.h1rtsd % announce CuAaiEs - nIa-
aass. a. a eault-c 'ar tuEl aa. .lHrt -lA. ai ,l.
uext Maruh e.tlutn. uuFiH.ll
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

The President having removed The editor
Of TIE IA aystie. indiana, Journal from the
postinastsrship, and appointed the editoT
q the Courier in his stead. the irienas ot
the former, on Saturday, held indiguaiian
meeting on he Sub eet--c .irianaf c'r1
nlerrraL
How the ours 10 yelp when bone
taken from one Of their member.
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Parties sending Orders to the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write - Union Office - on the face OF
the Copy.
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NO. ee4.
UNITED STATES MAILS
TENNESSEE.
POST I, oEulE 6EFlErllEXr.

PROPOSALS vii b. -,,,.,.s,tn.r.-
tast once oi thts Department uaul Ep.u.
%. March ~, le-a, iar c-avsvnr De laa.Is
ei tae tni,ea siairt -ag 'a,v I. 1850. o.
june 30, is't, iu DE STATE tsnHsssss. ,a
the routes ana ly tae rgarIulss sl aenait
ufes und urriNa.s h-rs.i specified.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FoR SHERIFF.

We ere suihouied 10 snaaance kusCTUskG
BRANCH = candidate ior ~herf 90 fiatit-ou
county, Al tse susuiuE Mach tIcciya o.,.rs.a
We arr a. hoIIred ID sanoasce W G.. SutW - !
csadldals ior sheuf 81 uat.dsou c1ansy e, iha
ueKt Narcl eIscloa. Co.
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NEWS DEALEsss, &c.

IAUL A SANFORD, Forwarding and Goa mis-
/ SION Merchants. Our prompt attention IS gwen
q the receiving and forwarding Of co tlON- Al
South Market II ieet.
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Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.
WAsHINGToS. Feb. Sth, 1866.
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PH0roGzArHs.--Fhoiographs Of Generals
Federal and Con iegerute, Tho largest col.
lection in the west, ilr salo, wholesale ano
retail. Remon1o tAa place, Gallery oi th1
Cumberland, p Cedar atost, opposite Com
mrcisl Hote.. may2I-ti.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

Ne are auihon-si 10 sunounce e. 81. s.erf.,r
a. a candidate i1r re-sSscuon To- ihe ore .. Tas-
tee Of the Peace Coz ,ae ai Ward. thud DISTRICT %
Davidson county, ~ ths ensuing March eiseuoa.
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I've are auihorli % snzouE.o Wiur,a A.
0laSN, Esii a. candidate Cor County iual- o.
Davidson County, a. che ensun. March g.s uru.
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OUR jos oFF1oE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job PRINT
ng in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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M AIZ E Ma.

ne slod and luruTy al ias sFe, without g nnris
F.I-it ore lr.aI uh euuTIu1e fls moot -k@rfa1sl
Mao fli.ldiurs, Cakes, cu-larfis hilnr Mllea,
e. uiifaut isuEiass. Nlfl ieE or eEFs 1I ofIsi
asfsrfsfliur lte mGat ec1naulira' A slilhf s.iiI.
tan q 0TIilary Ntest Floor greatly .1nuFor=i
Rrsd snI Cake. ISIS aiaa erCel leut iaT tte1anina
sweet saures srlres la1 isa of fielf saup, kc Fdi
ir4-Creana u0tiiilE cas- camuare ullh lf. A lfIs
boiled iu mix 81 fsoluce flch cream i1r coas-
cho-riaie, "a, a.
Hui ~ lu cae pond pscksgss. under ne trade
tlaTk Maizfua, sllh airlriIa1s t1r Use
rloat dsiasi1us article ~ i5od 81 a. iiren al
iugslids d; ai aees. FER sale tY 6rocgrs aai Drug
g-ts sTeryahere.
NhsIssAIs Dspol. 1ss FElssa a Ne. Yosh
william uiEfEA. tieuerai AEeat.
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We are authcured t1 sunoun-c me uan-e cl q. "A
CotIfSs 20. lax Co.ie1iot, ior state ans gHuatY s
the en=ung March &. .ecaon.
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Spices, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, etc.
To Physicians.

nCBrr 3 JENEiAS Prrsrfifillu p sul i''.as
n q 4 elr cd -lna.i 81 b. = lfal...Hr H .s
0l fnf frul ~ b z. J q 90 HaiIId iaiarll .r0 Fr1
str.las 81 Eaaisl e. act sllralls.I1e 1aalf-F. tsi
it E cur SEES ruapT Hrrrl fFsut li DC fr1.i
t.oass 10 ihs D : o o. b. als sra, anl af -plr
D. psins 10 &C. or uI.ar till sr.ll ltlsaarrl Af
a.ii - nluth ) e. 81 'a rrr tlT cff ltalF al1
nj h1u1r our ss A.. i-1rn0ut u.sl a t.sIa
he hopas ty rll GO HfifLlsl b ru urff i
uarf share aI 81 QafEc. -fsarHlr ilrn VS.
tfair farors zHss - " 3 81. atfn a.lrlfTr cI tls
riIrcsi r-firriF.ss zlf y c'Irlri fcf-tltf nr "a
afeunpl l.steI ffez1fr llrai
Oar 1fcrs sUlraefa t1- efiel fzfH- alA fref y
ttfus coIfaur Fltlau ar ltuT taflafs
fsIFe as taiL sni us r1sranfcs 'ai stsrlal
az-aI nr.f@sa rafrrafsl Co uIarc lifI aIa
uruf.l 49, ali s1cg1arg-
H. r. JENkfNS a co.
80 asraet e ruuasira I'n On.
nue pa rtaAtilLE. TE.sN.
sIGa OE han AND M0RTAR
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Boots s. Shoes,
AdminIstrator's Notloe.

II kNiNG qual6as g. kdmiuisirsiog on the e.
tale O. astn = aEn. deeessed. shs = % 10
~ - pe-~cns tstloE caiIat sCaust ssld estate %
fIe fhrIa NiIh ne sithin Ne M prsscnoed ~
- "a ahef uiiiha hsrret, s1t those tndet1e1 y
iSsss-a y0sNsu sAITz, kaRst
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed to order.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of rInsuraace Companies.

TtAREY SMITH, Nos Sc aud - Union street
" lup stsirsl represent the fcl5sirg Companies
lhiua Of Hartford, Secunty, Mannaftans helropoh-
tsn, Pn0aniE a1o knicksrtloci1er Lie Of New lOrk
Id al.Insu. u Cnlurn m. lll--n-
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Old papers, tthe largest in the city for sal'
this Office.
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10 ADEERFlsERs IN pETAIL,


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And all double column advertisements, vii be
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NJ eS-,-r, Mis-. Oh We b. knxines En1 \ =
49, f,rnishei % tha hesioi ternas- Afeoe oi
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