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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

uoNoR To OUR FALLEN Brave
Tic officers and soldiers Of the i0ist o.
V, l., propose to have reunion of that
regiment ., Green Springs, on Wcdnes
day Jolly lath. On that occasion they will
erect beautiful monument of iino pro.
petitions, 70 the memory Of tho lornented
aud heroic Colonel LEASDER SrIM, who
fell Ia the very front of battle while
defending the nations honor in the bloody
field of Stone River. The good people
of Seneca County need not be reminded
ol the many excellent virtues of man
who was so admired us a citizen and SO
deservedly popular as u sotfcr.
The sandusky RreisTEa snys Of the
monument We called yesterday to
see ii. The work has been dJne BY our
widely known artistic sculptures, p. g.
A. Hornig. OF Sandusby. I,s height will
be ten feet and six inches. 1t will rest
upon Limestone base. The dle is two
feet high by twenty-five inches square,
and contains tho following iuscripti ons:
Erected To tho memory OF Colonel
LEAsDER STEM. by the officers md sold.
iers CT loist Ohio Vouu,cer Infantry,
as token of thcir love for Him as
man and their admiration ior him Us
soldier" ....
"DIED For THE USIoN. Colonel LIZ.
ASDER STEM, OF the lolst Regiment, Ohio
Vol, Inf, sged SO years, . months and Is
days" fI
"Fell in action ut the battle of Stone
River, Tennessee, December 3ls,, 1869,
and died January 5th, lsG3," and these
noble words the last which the Colonel
uttered to the Regiment: Stand by the
flag, boys, for the honor Of the good old
State OF Ohio"
Above the die the column risis feet
aud 3 inches, which is draped in the Ma
tional ensign. A belt and sword, with !
a vine Of laurel lwiaed about il, ore be.
meath the flag. The cap Of the monu-
ment ia of a neat design. Doth design.
ers and curvers have shown very fino
taste and remarkable skill"
Col. BILL GIBSON, has consented to be
present and address the regiment on The
o casion of the reunion.
Ample arrangements win be made so
that all. who desire to do so, can attend.
Let us devote one day to honoring the
OF our fallen soldiers.
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A MIsHAr.-On Saturday eve.
ming last, " Just before the batue' OF
the elements, which gave persons who
were out ia il +" bail" fsrmes started
for home, IN his wagon, accompanied by
q barrel Of salt. At starting, the for
ward wheels Of the vehicle. influenced
by tho horses, seceeded from the union,
and the result was, that the forward end
of the wagon box went down. The salt
barrel, by this ieomblnahon OF circum
stances. being suddenly placed on an 10
clined plane, rolled down the wagon box
and eoncussed with the rear end Of tn }
farmer, who, in his turn, probably cussed.
Well, the farmer, uupreparcd for such an
ASSAULT, was induced TO Get cur Of the
wagon very hurriedy. Hsthcn proree
ded to the work Of recous,rue ton. -
The union being restored and rendered
secure " an " amendment" the farmer
got into his wagon uni'jured but well
T" salted down." and it is sopposed ar.
rived home safcly.t TO his wife and anx.
ious family.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

The LADIES BAzAAE.--This en-
tertainment promised by the Indies oil
Trinity Church came off on Thursday and
Friday evenings OF last week, aud were
successes. We are informed that the net
proceeds accumulated during the two
evenings was S200. The weather be
came quite suddenly unpropitious on
Thursday evening violent shuwer of
rain deluging the streets for an hour be.
fore the Hail was opened, which, no
doubt, prevented many persons from at
attending. on Friday evening, wever,
the weather was clear, aud the Hall was
well filed. Much taste was shown in
the arrangement ofihe stalls. The spa.
cious' floor of National Hall was Ieft un-
incumbered TO, the benefit Of promena
dersi and the stands for the sale of straw.
berries, ice cream, ETC., were at the sides
aud ends of the Hall. They were neat
ly imProyised and decorated. The chief
attraction among these was " Iucob's
Well" an impromptu moss bound spring
OF cool lemonade, whereat thirsty prom.
enaders frequently tauied to qnench
their thirst II was presided over by Two
beautiful and appropriately attired Re
beccas, During both evenings tablsau1s
we're REPRESENTED, somo of them with
beautiful effect. Rsturning from the
Vintage" was nscted by four young la.
dies dressed 10 long robes Of pure white,
and each. orownsd with the green lssv es
aud fruits of lhe vintage. Nesting in
the centre of one of the green burdens
was chefub with curly head aud laugh
ing face. 7" How we won the Battle"
Z Never to late to marry" and the
. Frsedman's Bureau" were all we'll re,
csised. The last was enacted by yeri
table freedman, who eKtendsd. to tho
saze Of the AUDIENCE miniature bureau.
Gideon's Band contributed much to the
pleasure on the evenings by such music
rs only they can render Ali seemed to
Dnjoy themselves. =
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STRUCK BY LIehTNING = A horse
barn belonging to Mr.. ]. SwioAar, who
resides IN Scipio township, was struck by
lightning on Thursday last, during the
thunder storm which prevailed in the
afternoon of that day. A horse, in the
barn, belonging to Ms, BRows. was
instantly killed. The building sustained
no material damage excepting that a few
splinters were torn off and scattered
about in the passage Of the electric fluid
TO the earth. ID ..LA- ~. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

FUNERAL CEREMoNIEs.-A young
man in this city namsd yostPH HossES-
BoEHLrR, died of consumption on Satus-
day the 2sd instnni, and his ia aeral took
place on the Sunday following. He was
a member Of Company Kiulo7th regi.
ment, O.v. L.. End served with credit
and fidelity during ,he-late war, He was
also. amember Of the OaisIey Ffe Com.
pany. The fremen of his com.
psny paid the Last bonors to the dacsas.
ed, by forming par % the funeral pro.
cession in full uniform. The FIRE de-
partnent hsve Iost a vssable and efh.
oisnt membsr in this young mans death
and the pstiou true friend and soldier.
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Normal Institute.

% A NORMAL INSTITUTE will be held
in Tifiiu, Seneca County, Ohio, com.
menciag August 9th, 1866, and continu-
ing three weeks. Tho object of the In.
.stltute is TO afford teachers an opportunity
TO qualify themselves more Thoroughly for
their work. The COMMON BRANCHES will
be-reviewed as thoroughly as possible
Instructions will be given in the HioHKR
BRANCHES. .-
"A marked feature Of the Institute will
be regular aud systematic instruction in
the best methods of teaching the different
branches, in school government, in the
general management of schools, &c,
We have secured the services of the
following fets
BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS
A. SCHUYLER, Prof. Math., Baldwin
University.
j. G. HARPER, Sup't Bucyrus Schools.
S. ]. KIRKwooD, Supt .Tifin
Hon. JNo. A. NORRIS, State School
Commissioner. ~
No effort will be spared to make the
Institute both pleasant uudprofi,ahle to
all who may attend. Alarge attendance
is expected. .'-es-s. ~
Good boarding can be had at reasons.
Die rates. rrroe -rr m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

CAUTION TO GIRLs,-Girls who are
engaged, must stick to the bargain
and have nothing toldo with "other
fellows, or they may find themselves
in the newspapers. Mr., STEPHEN
PnILLIps, living in Barnstable, Mass,
publishes the following ,-y--~---
NoTIcE.-The subscriber hereby
forbids any person marrying Rosa
LIND&PRArr, sheahaving promised to
marry me. STEPHEN PHILLIPS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

HARDoN SHEEP.--Our exehan-
ges, frcm various parts ofthe srsts report
severe losses, by farmers. Of sheep, by
fhe severity Of the lste'storms. The fac.
shat they had been lately shorn, is alleged
10 be- one reason rfss the wholesale
ABSTRACTION. II L estimated chat not
isss thar koeoe sheep have beeu thus
destroyea in Ohio. .yssr 2 So
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

The 25TH OHlo-CoMPANY &c"
This Regiment of veteran volunteers,
among the last Of the Ohio regiments to
be mustered out, obtained its discharge
from the United States service about
the 18th instant, at Cuup Chase, Ohio.
No more honorable record can be shown
than the one written Of the 25th Ohio.
Among the first that organized, and
marched to the field of battle, in defence
OF the nations Aag, its veterans continu.
ed to stand before the enemy until the
last veslige of armed resistance ard re-
bellion against the authority of the Gov
ernment had boen thoroughly botted
oui. Now, they have lain down the bay.
onet and amid congratulations of friends,
these war.wo'n and honorable men have
gone to their homes to enjoy once more
the pleasures of peace. Seneca County
may say with pride that she was repre-
sented in this regiment. Captain ASA
WAY, in June, 1861, organized Company
/" c." ut Republic, Ohio, and on the IO.h
day of June, 1861, the company came to
Tiffin, preparatory to leaving for the
camp Of rendezvous. They came with
flying colors, and long line of wagons
containing the friends Of the soldiers
filed through our streets, presenting an
imposing appearance. The company
then numbered 10, as fine looking meo
men as ever shoulderdo musk cts in this or
any other war. At 9:4S p. NJ, the regi-
ment embarked on the cars for Camp
Jackson, Colunbus. The company be-
ing organized and officers elected, was
attached to the 25th Ohio, commanded by
Col. JONES, and the regiment was ordered
to Virginia, in the ncighborhood Of Cheat
Mountain. Here the 25ih got into an
engagement with the rebels, aud Co. G
first "smelt powder" in battle. We
give the account of this battle written ty
one OF the men who signed himself
" Seneca Boy -" We concentrated
about 1900 men on Cheat Mountain, ou
the / lth, took up our line OF march the
l2th. Our force consisted of de,achments
from the 25,h and 32d Ohio, 18th Indi-
ana and I'd Virginia regiments. We
marched to Green Bsier, distance of
IL miles; halted and took some warm
coffee; divided our force into two divis-
ions. The I'd and 9th Virginis marched
at midnight, having 10 miles 10 march
and was to make the attack At day bfeak
on their front. Thee division m irehed
at l P. NJ, and had Q miles TO march. took.
the Staunton Pike and was to charge on
their rear. This was the plan Of attack,
When we got one mile from their cam D,
our advance was fred on BY their piekets,
killing one and wounding one. we
halted till abost day light, when we moved
ahead, We, lefl the pike at the foot Of
the mountain, filed upa bridei path I'M
we got near the top. The battalion
formed again, not know ing the position !
Of the sscesh yeti marched 70 the top Of
the mountain, when we found them only
about forty ygdslfrom as, alt ready to
receive US. The order wss given TO right
wheel. We Got aboat half formed when
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

IRON MoULDERs Picnic. - The
Iron Moulders of Tifin, will hold their
First Annual Picnic. on Thursday,
July 9th, 1865, in the woods of Mr..
A. Sheath, near the S. q q. Il. r.,
and about one mile and quarter
from town. 1t is not to be exclusive !;
but all who desire to do SO, ladies and
gentlemen, are invited to attend and
participate. An admittance fee of 25
cents will be charged which entities
the ticket holder to partake of the
dinner. A good time is expected
Music win be furnished by brass
band from Canton, Ohio; and good
string band will also be in attendance
for those who desire TO dance. A
platform will be erected for dancing
purposes. Everything win be cxclu-
ded tending to mar perfect alignment
on thatoccasion. r--.r.f.r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

The Crops in the neigbborhood
of Fort. Senecaap Be,tsville, are prom
ising better returns than was expected.
While therwheat wilLnot BE- so thckly
grown, there will be u larger yield of
better and plumper grain in proportion TO
the bulk Of the straw, than in what are
called full crops. The fear of the wea.
vii has been harrassing the farmers, but
t is thought thar the recent wet weather
will have the effect to destroy them.
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An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Rroup'. vs,n,io,ro coma,.


on WoHN lozrSovs. Much siekneis, undoubtedly,
with sdid'sn md adulis, a,rihasi to other causes,
- eccasicaedhy woms. The vERauuer CoS.
''fs,' slthoalh electaal 10 .deHts,iue worms,
eau DO 40 possible iwuty to tho moit delicate child
valuable ecmb'naucn has been succs.sfal, used
b, ey'iciens. md iuni ts be safe AMI sirr in erad
,ss'ins worms, ~ huHiulto children.
CnLpSzS nNviSa woNNs reduits Immediate At.
'enlioui a. neglect OF the trouble often pro.
longed sickness,
sNNlroas or wonss N CuiLpprS arc omen
overlooked. Wofmsin the atomsvh andboN,l, cause
iultauon witch can be removed ouiy by the use ol
sure remedy. The Ceehiusucn Of ingredient,
psed In making BRows's "NsRaiEroS CoNFirs'
- such ssic give tho hest possible eject with safety
CURTIS & BROWN. rrapt ieior, New York -.
Sold by sidealer, In Medieine,. at IS e,,. box.
Ma, %. 1868. 3s.-i,
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PEBsoNAI--In our short visit 10
Columbus, on, the goth, we collidcd
with Captain V. Horn, Of Mechan-
icsburg, o., late Ohio military agent
at Louisville, Ky, looking sound and
healthy. The Captain is candidate
for the Clcrkship of Champaign coun-
ty., We think his legal knowledge
and his business taleuts, iu that pc
culiar liuc, would make him highly
efficient as Clerk of the Court and
his'sterlinso loyalty to the country,
deserves such reward from the peo
nla
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Special Notice,

We will send the FiSa Weekly
Tribune during the approaching cam.
paign g months) to subseribeIs.. for
60 cents cash commencing July 1st,
Roll in the names. lIiua ssa
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Select School.

Mr.. GAssMAN will organize the
classes for the coming Summer term, on
Monday, July I'd, at KrRcHsIR's HALL.
Applicants should call at from 9,A.M.,I
tod P. NJ. TuITIoS-S2,25 per month.
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BLooM TcwNsHlp.-ccnsiderabic
woolis being brought into Bloom.
vile, for which 60 cents is being
paid....,Ttsde and 4carpenteriug is
lively....,.Mr. j. c. Geiger is doing a
good business at harness making ..
A new Hardware Store has been open
ed by Squire Hossler.""..It is estima-
ted that Bloom township lost 1900
head Of Sheep by the late storms....."
a new Methodist Episcopal Church is
about being erectodi in BlOomville.
! CoMMuElSArRD-lThs young lady
managers of the Bazaar, held for the
benefit of Trinity Parish, desire, in
this manner, 10 return their heartfelt
thanks to the public, for the kind and
most generous patronage bestowed
upon them--to their friends for as
sistanee and numerous Invaluable ser
vices, and, especially, to the members
of "GIDEoNs' BAND" for the beauii-
full music, which added so mleh to
the enjoyment of their friends aud pa--
irons.
tat,ast YOUR bre adj mo, tbe wNtcts"
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Special Motlte5.

= Alt NAY m.ssS n,fity, ius,psetys Of uss
~eaitA ,otbeaa'yi and lheiose Of Tho opposite sss
saebe gsinei by following simple rule,. s.nd d.
rected envelope to SARAH u. LAMBERT,
Grsenpoint, New Nofk.
Lovstv that's Asp Fsstvs Bows, send an sd
hs,sed eeNslor' W,d 2i c.a'. and will send yep
'ome valuable iaiSiaaucu mat will plea,s yos
Adtfen Mtss JANE BRYAN,
$40 HtOedwaV, New Ne,k.
Juas ", lsGS. All.
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Announcements

EDIToRs TRIBUNE - Please an.
-nounee the name of S. s. Kisinger of
Tifin, Seneca county, as an Iadepen-
dent Candidate for Sheriff at the en-.
suing October election.
gs MANY FRIENDS
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Itch I

SCRATCH sCRArCHl s0RATCHi
Wheaton, Ointment wilicuts the Itch ia - hour..
Also euvs sALr RHEUM. ULCERS, cut
nLAiNs, aud all ERuP uoNs OF Tng SKIN
rtice 80 eeas. fossals by all dtoggiss. H,send.
inc % gents to WEEKS n POTTER, sole Agents.
$50 Washins,ca street, Bo.tcn, It winb. forwarded
by mail, ffse Of poaose, to any pat OF tho United
states.
June 9, isdd. 9i-tl
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F1sy srrA nrr,rs Z W. .rec,;i II w,

FIVE STRAWBERRIES received
a few days ago, from our friend, G. j..
KEEN, Esq, two quarts of the hand
soonest strawberries we have seen this
season. Mr.. K, has the finest and
most productive strawberry bed in
this city, and seldom fails to yield
abundantly every season. Many
thanks, Squire, for your kindness.
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SOME men keep very savage dogs
around their houses, SO that the hun
CRY poor who stop to "get q bite, :"
may get-it outside. the door. - = r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

The FoURru.-ltis is positive that
the business men Of the city, viii close
up their stores and places of business on
the Fourth, in order that their employees
may enjoy the day. There seems TO be
NJ movement for general celebration,
so Il will be" every man for himsclf,n
and /" the devil take the hindlnost."
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New Doc LAw.-By an amendato-
ry act passed April 4, 1866, it is un-
lawful for any owner, keeper or har-
borer, of a dog or dogs, to allow'them
to run at large, off his premises, by
night or day, under a penalty of FIVE
dollars for each offence ; and any per.
SON finding dog off the premises Of
his owner, may lawfully kill the same
without any liability for damages.
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TO C0NsUMPTlVES,

The sadveriset,havinv been restl lred tohcahh 10 n
CIV weeks by avery 'iapls rmedy. after having
'u srsd r several years With a,evete lung aeoHcn,
aud that dread disease, Consumpton-i, SnNious to
make IN nown TO his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
10 all who dc'ircit he viii send copy Of tho pre-
'eriruon used tfce Of chargeJ with the directions
l"tpcpariog andu,iog the same, which ,he> will
lind srWs ouRr lorcoNsU- U-rrioN, AsrusA, BRoS.
cHrrs, Covaus, Cotps, aud all Thtoat and Lung
Aneetion. The only object or the adveutsr In
scuding the r'c,cdi i,to benefit the eneted aud
he hopes o'ery sufferer Witty hi, remedy, a 1t viii
cost them nothing aud may pfoys blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, TRsE, by return
mail, will please address.
REv. EDWARD !. WILSON.
Williamsburg, King, CO., New York.
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TRAINS aoINo EAST
Wv BRoMI,EY

Hoold annonoes TO the SitiIens of Republic and
we ss., o. nsqtiRds ahysf hs ey istsly refpuee
it'm cincihnsti and locate IN Rspnblio. where he
now PIep.Ped y taks Pkoiogfsphs AMI Plate Pie
'p'.s In the beat ivls std oa he stonspt noties-
jail and zee him sDd get y0ur UGLY Mt o. copied
Msysi. 1865 ''- - 'siesse's.. ssessos, :.
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The Soda Fountain at the corner
Drug Store continues to add to, the
comfort produced by linen coats.
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REMEMBER the Ball to be given by
Boos' Cornet Band on the evening of
the 4th of July, at National Hall.
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MANY FRIENDS

LosT.-Between the residence Of
Squire DAVIS and that Of Mrs. DRIES
BACH, on the evening of June Goth
ngold bracelet, marked "Marcena
Hunter" Any person finding the
same will confer a favor by leaving
the same at the TriJune office.
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SOLITUDE gives boldness. 1t en-
ablesAus.t .toisee and calpily eontem-
plate great truths, at. the thought of
which We might in society tremble.
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SEE new advertisement of Mr.. j.
NJ. EDEnr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

: IHE steam, Fire Engine operated
on lstMonroe Street on Monday eve.
ming. s--
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SACRED CONCERT. The Catholic
Church of st. Joseph, respectfully solicit
the kind attention of the public to tue
following: Owing to an addition to the
size of the hitherto excellent Organ
belonging to that Church it now numbers
some IS stops instead of 24as formerly;
whilst the increased volume in tone is
vastly more powerful. The master skill
displayed in the whole Organ, and this
addition in particular, must be accredited
to MIR. RICHARD huMIsroH, at present
residing at Titiin. Conscious of the apprc-
ciotive minds of the people of Tiflin, as
regards music, (Which is indeed the
soul of liic,") we have yenturcd to offer
to thcir acceptance a rsre entertainment
in the shape Of concert, to be given on
the evening of July Sth, comprised prin-
cipaly OF sacred aud the more solemn
music; aud we trust that we shall not be
ir tho expectation of
numerous ATTENDANCE. r37-2t.
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Do you want to, kuow the man
against whom you have the most rea-
son to guard yourself? Your look
ing glass will give you very fair
likeness Of his face. - 80
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To ExoURsIeNIsTs.-Mr Geo. b.
Stevens. the gentlemmly Agent of
the s. g. c. r.. -R. at this place, re.
quests us to say to persons who con-
template going to Findlay on the
Fourth, that a train will leave Tifin
at $ O'Clock in the morning and return
the sameevoniug: The fare for the
round trip will be 81 %.
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THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. -
The storm which burst upon our city on
Saturday, was severe, and an immense
quantity of water fell during the short
time it rngSd. 1t was accompanied by
hail stones of musket ball Dimensions
We have reports of damage done by the
storm from various quarters, but not TO
any serious extent. 1t was disastrous to
rose bushes aud climbing vines. The lot
of Mr.. Hull, was flooded with water,
which extended from his premises on
Main street, 10 ist Monroe. The water
in some places was six feet in depth.
Boys with more ambition 10 DO something
novel, than regard for cleanliness, inn
proved the occasion by swimming about
in the dirty water.
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SATURDAY last was a very busy
day in this place, The stores were
filed with people from the country.
and our streets flied with wagons
and carriages.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We ere
indebted to Senator d. +. WADE, for "Rc.
cent decisions ofthc Supreme Court Of
the United States, with the opinions of
the several Judges, ON the taxation of
National Banks, by State authority"
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N O n T n.

us AM, Night Express leayes rinn corn.ot,
stClyde with q. #, X r. for fhe East A.
sandasky for Cleveland aud the Esst. -
SO p. NJ. Train Leaves Thin eonnse,. al cIvd. s
Toledo aud Cleveland. W.
Sleeping Cars on Aight Trains. H.l.
de- N So J. u POTTER. Gsnr sapf.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28

FROM BLoeMvlLLE -TaE CRops.
Mr.. J. u. WEBSTER. Of Bloom town
ship, informs US that The wheat crop in
that township, will average more than
two thirds of a full crop. Data and grass,
he says, never looked better. Corn is
good. Butternuts are plenty aud full Of
hope. 1--WE think he means kernels. }
Other fruits will yield fair supply.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-06-28
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All Natrisse Ncpctsets ehafsed 81. Death.
published Freq oei,usfy nosless6 cen Il per Inc.
MARRIso AUn the oath OF Nav
at Plymouth, OAic, by Rev. Jesse VIII
liams, Ina G.. CoEY, Of Crawford Co.
TO Miss SERErrA L. DAvIs, of Bloom
tow nship; Seneca county, Ohio.