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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-14
1866.

RATS versus BIRDS -Whceyer engages m shoot
ing small birds " cruel man whoever aids liz OK
terminstrng RATS 10 a beneiactor. We should Ike
some one 70 gise us the benefit Of their experience
IN driVbg Out these pests We need soretn NJ
besides d0gs, cats, sod taps for "a business -
Scientific American, ". Y.
R8-5ee "COsTAa's" advertisement above.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The River is falling very slowly, with
six feet large on shols.
ARRIVED,
Abbeano, OtAClAHaV''
Auna White, AOuS'
DEPARTED.
Tvrone. Cairo.
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1866.

"COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMINATOR Is simple,
safs, and sure the most perfect RAT-ifcat on
meeting we have ever attended. Every Rat that
get Il, properly prepared. vii eat q znd every
ore that eats Il N die generally, a. some place ~
distant ~ possible from where Il was taken.-LGEc
SAoTe, Mich Mirror
~ See "COsTAR's advertisement above.
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HAVINC leased THIS well known Hotel for q
N term of years, and having thoroughly ret ted
and refdrnished i. We are nov snsLisd 70 accom-
nodAte the irEEe ing pablo in good style a. auy
other house N the country. % hRs long been sad
that Nashville vas greatly IN need Of good hotel
and having The most eectral and largest house IN
tns city, we are deisrminsd 70 MAKE Il sscond 70
none. Our charges viii at al tines be a. lyr A.
can possibly be Afforded.
mElt-sm HARE 4 Roberto,
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| yioTnc ureins
from nst VchFh
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Weakness.

any t1sy cured BY writing and
description by their family physician Of the
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GONORRHGA.
STRUCTURES.

This difficulty cured without painful spp
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youa Perhaps more dac
but causing Of symptoms be aPPehended nom its ghfI
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Wort Give It Up So.

Matters In Georgia.
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Bad Affair In Cincinnati.
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Fire In Chicago.
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FenianS Balled.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
VINELA AND.

CiRM AND FRUIT LA NDs. IN Mid ard
healthful climate. Thirty miles sssn OF mi y
deiphla, by Railroad. In New jersey. on the ssrns
line - latitude - Baltimore, Nd.
The soil 10 rich and Srofseffrs, vsryfng iron,
clay 70 sandy loan, suitable Tor wheat. Ora .,
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables This a. q
srsaf IrsR essRtry. Five hundred Whey ards and
Orchards have been planted ost by eIperienc ID
fruit growers. Grapes. Peaches, Pears, Ac., pro-
duce Immense pront. yineland 10 already one u
the most beautiful places 10 the United ststss.
The entire territory, consisting nj dity squ.re
miles of land. 10 laid out upon . general system of
improvements The land 10 only sold 10 acts al
settlers with provision Tor public I'D rnnsnt lao
other advantages, has bscoms fAs vssorf " I,s,is
Of tssts, II has increased I've thousand peDiis
within the past three Year,. Churehes, stof's.
Schools. Academies, Societies Of Artand Lssr.iIE.
and other elements Of refinement and culture ha -
been introduced. Hundreds Of people srs cen.
stantly settling. Hundreds nj nee houses are 10
Ing constructed Prices 90 Farm land. twenty a'r
lots and upwa,ds, SIS per scre. Five and ten ssro
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier In this d.
trct than in any other locality north 0f Norfolk,
Va. Improved places fJr sale.
Openings Tor all kinds Of business, Lumber Yards.
Manuactoriss, foundriss, Stores, and the like snd
Steam Power. With room. esn be rented
Por persons Who desire mild winters, . hesithial
climate, and good soil In . country beautiful y
Improved. Astounding 10 ffuits. and possessing IL
other social privileges In the heart of siviiiit q.
10 10 worthy Of visit.
per giving fall Information, aud containing reports
Of Scion Robinson. sent "a applicants.
Address CiiAs X. LANDS, yineiand r. o., Ian.
dis II wnship, New Jsrsey.
Frem rspe'f Of Ss,ea Resfs'os, <grissns,sf RI
fertile hsSb, IL o. si~od tsrsi Sosifi,s and saI'.
Nh sssd,iiss 70, riessssi ys,-isg that ~ taev "
a.. sids erns Esasru Pr sGiss.s suN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28

II TIE Blair Family, through whose
evil counsel the President wss led TO sm.
h"rk in the scheme fbr ovsnwing cosg'sss
and hrcakins up the Republican parry. has
met with discontinue which w cannot
help thinking n juss, though partial, 10
sribu,ion f~ in lack Of principle. Mont.
eo'ncry aspirsd to ssat In Congress q .
representative from Maryland, hut was COM
p-''sh 70 yield his claims to IN out snd-ou,
rebe'. Frank. once The favoriss Of the 70,
pah'iesns of Nssosn, wss candidate lss
'the LEGISLATURE, hot iai'sd &c % slsctiss. h
s2es always that u'ea snisishakl - . great
es" ssears % win and jas . recon.
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IMPORTANT TO FEmlLES.

rhs celebrated DR. DOW sossissss 70 devote As
sstirs time 70 the treatment Il ell diseases Inc,
dsas 10 The female systsu- An szpssissss oftvsa-
ty.shrss yesrs enables hin 10 Euarantss speedy
sad permanent relief In The rs,st essss Of sssssss
sssa and sH stAv Mssstrsl D0ssssassfs, mon
ssAsfsvsr essss All letters for advice must con-
tain o.. ouss. No. Esdise.t sfss< Doseos.
N. R-Bosrd fsrnishsd to thess Who Wish 70 -
main under trsatasnI
Besssa. Jsns.22. 1873. iyS
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q The Bosom Commercial Bulletin 10
guilty Of the following Preparations upon
the Hon. John Morissey. N. c.
Why win the Government never have to
pay him milesss' Because hs travels on
his muscle.
Who l. his fsvori,s poet' Bsoi.,is.
Why viii he bs popular with working
men3 Because he 10 in fsvoe Of shsiss
VIVA, 10 his favori,s snuff Rope.
What b the difference between vst Of
beer and John Meuissyi Nsee; oos . .
brus. and The other - Irss - (bruissr)
Arc ,hsre - many lighting men In this
Coneso . The iastf Mors-l-sss.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28

How Nsw Yoss Crrr 70 GovEassp.-
Mr.. Parons stirling article in tho North
American Review, showing how L. Is done,
has besn unpublished In pamphlet, BY Tick
nor and FieLiA Bosson.-lts facts and fig
ures arc startling enough, ono would think.
to move the mas Of corruption which Il
exposes. and stir up the tax payers to keep
Il moving until Il b put out Of sight.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
TO LADIES.

II roo require reliable remedy r. restore yos.
ssd remove irregularities or Oessructons, Why not
use the bestf .t
Every Lady. Knows the slightest irrsyulsrity OF
nature 10 liable 20 bring on Headache, oiiddiness
Low spirits. Painting. Mysteries, B., than The
bSom Of health Ades, the appetite halls. and other
symptoms more distressing eemmsncs, - weak.
ness.Spinai Complaint the Whites, Proispsus, &c.,
40. A never falling remedy will be found In
DR.. Harvey's Fomale Pulls.
The experience Of thirty years has proved they
have no equal Tor removing DISTINCTIONS and lrreg
ularitiss, NO nArrxR Yson WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARiss. They Are sale and sure In every case. Up
wards OF D.lsO boxes are sold annually, and no
complaint Of their efeaey 10 ever heard, for they
accomplish What they are represented 20 do.
sold In boxes Cssfsssisg Sirty P,ns. Price One
Dollar.
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills
Il remedy four degrees stronger than the above,
and intended for special cases Of long standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box.
n you cannot parchass the pills of your Drug.
sist. they win Be sent by mall, post pad, secure
fom observation, On receipt of the money. by Dr
JAMES bryan. cOusultinE Physician, SO Broad.
way, New YORK.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
Jmnortant 10 the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues TO BE- consulted o. ms o,;
Ace Nos. and . Endlcott street Boston, on az
diseases Of PRIVATE OR DELlCATE NhLun IN.
snce DIR. Dow has now the ETstideation OF present.
Ing the unfortunate with remedies thai have neNet
fallsd 70 cure the most alarming cases OF Css. s
horrovs Of ysnsreal and impure blood, impokn.
ey, Seroiuia. Oonorrhea, Ulcers, Pain or Dist,s
10 the regions Of proersation. Inflammation OF lne
Bladdetand kidnsys, Hydrocele, Absceces, ne.
horrible symptoms attending this class OF disease,
are made 10 become ~ harmless ~ the simplest
aiiings Of child. Particular attention given 70
forms and rares. PAtisnu who wish 10 remain w
der DIR. DswS treatment few days or weeks, VIII
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges i'f
board moderate.
P-S. Ladies' Who are troubled with any disease
peculiar 10 their system, will find speedy relief by
calling on DR.. DOW, n his once, No. . Endieco
stFsSI
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ErrorseT HfSsseA.

:ss MR. ., 2; u :s s: ::
Sesshfsi isdissrstioa. VIII. s tAs abe % ssasriaE
ksIanity, sssd rss " all che ned u ths fysips
ssisS Hs - sarsd. sslSsrsss vishfsg N psedt By
- sdySrta1pe.s axpssisess saa % - 81 sddrssnAg
JOHN D. ooD1T,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28

GA remarkable conjugal complication
is running through the New York Courts.
Levi Lincoln Obtained divorce from his
wife Abby, sone time ago, on tho ground
tina, before tho marriage che was married
to man by the maine Of Read, from whom
she was not divorced. Aaer the decree Of
divorce wss entered and Lincoln bad mar.
rcd again, Abby moved to set Il aside on
the ground that II tho ,ime finer marriage
with Read he was already the husband Of
another woman, and therefore the marriage
WIS null and void. This proves to b tho
case. Now if the decree Of her divorce
from Lincoln 10 set aside, whose wife 10
che, and whose husband b bef
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
RI PRNiLRS IN DBLlCATB HEALTH

DR. DOW, Physician and SurYsou, No. d h1-
dioott Street, Boston, 10 consulted dsly for al
sasss Incident 70 The female systen. Proispsn
prsssion. and othsr menstrual dsrlnssmenu. sre
nov treated upon new pathological principles, sd
speedy relief guaranteed In . very rev days. 30
that most obstinate complaints yield under L. sad
the anctsd person soon reioess In perfect besfh b.
DR.. Dow has no doubt hsd greater sxperisnce n
The cure OF diseases OF women and children, Oh IN
any other physician In Boston, ana has, anse
Isis, confined his whole attention 70 the cure u
private diseases and Female Comp plants.
n B.-All letters must contain four red stauiS -
or they will not be answered..
Once honrs from A. n. to9P.h,
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

Try them They only cost . cents, and " yea
esnsos fSs them 81 ycsf Druggist. Sud The meosy
sts Broadway, New York,
AID thsy VII Be- tent BY return o. .sil, psss paA.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
SmOlander's Extract Of ;
BuCHU!

Il sold by all Apothecares, everywhere, for only
ONE DOLLAR. Its certain care for
Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel, Rheu.
matism, Gout, Dropsy, Female Dis.
orders, and General Debility
arising nom excuses OF any kind. Read the
following TssrfxoSr % A err MISSIONARY
CHARLEsrowS. Mass, Nov. -, 1895.
Mssrs. BuRLkioH a Rooms, Boston. Mass
ind 10 q duty I owe to you, and To such OF the
community as are suffering as have suffered, to
make known through the medium OF your sdver.
tisements the cuRE that, through the blessing OF
God. you have wrought upon me by using Sho-
LASpxs's BrcHu. / had ssfsrsd Deer ess year
with kidssy Disease so bad eosh hardly raik. l
took four bottles OF Snoissdsr's BseAs, and 10
ssysd ne. WILLIAM NJ. MELLES, City Missisasry.
ALL APOTuECARlES SELL THIS VALUABLE
PREPARATION, AND ASK ONLY ONE DoLLAh
ron II. TAT II.
BRuLziGu a RoGERs, Wholesale Druggists, Dos
ton, Gsssrai Iysnfs. eoplyN
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
Bryan's Life Pills
puRirY THE BLOOD,

R.-s,s HestseAs. Dirri.sss, Giddiasss, Dve~sissss
Usyisssssf Dyesss, Dsassss 81 SsgAf, fsfisss-
tsss clsssss tAs SfssseA and Bessis,
Insure NEW LIFE In the debilitAtsd. and
Rssssv~ ske Slek a Perfect Health.
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Certain Cure In all Cases,

VI NO OUUTEC "UUCe
Those who need the services OF sn exPsrisnc ~
pby,Icisn or surxsou In all dificult and ehro'io
diseases Of every name and nature. should giro
him q call.
P.S. Dr. Dow Imports and has tor sale nsv tL.
tIels called the French Secret. Order BY mall tor
III n nd n rod stamp. VIC
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Appasss
AppRIss
DR.. D. II. SEELYE & co.,
YREEPoRr, III.
ssa ~ Ill .so,s.l. and ts..Il druggists.
.yra 'I.-
GENERAL AGENTS.

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< 4 kosl. ss : O.. is.issiiis "a slsi.y 4
R BE- T Ss:.ss: TEL Eel. s! csSs S:ss::
e,:y:isss 0S!s{ "a; ; ;ssss;,:siI r. D'''''' -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28

TMA GENERAL BLoop PURIFYING AosSr.
me LIYs SrRuP STANDS UsRIvALLEp ~ ASr
PREPARATION ~ TIE Worm.
THE RICH AND POOR
are liable TO the same diseases. Nature and
Silence has made the CONSTITUTION Llfb
SYRUP for the benefit of all.
PURE BLOOD
produces healthy men and women; and II the
Constitution Ia neglected In youth, disease and
early death are the result.
Price. SIPS per bottle ; one half dossn for
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28

All .crofulous persons suffering from general
Debility, Emaciation, Dyspepsia, and Dropsy
Of the Limbs. Abdomen-and. In the female,
Drop.y of the Ovaries and Womb, generally
accompanied with Inflammation and liberation
OF the Utprus-are permanently cured By Con.
stitution Life Syrup. The disease known IS
Goitre, or Swelled Neck, the Life Syrup will re-
move entirely. The remedy should be taken for
some time. As the disease Is exceedingly chron-
10 and stubborn, and will not be removed with
out extra effort.
Tumors Of the 0varies, Tumors OF the Breast,
and swelling Of other glands OF the body, Will
be completely reduced without re'orting TO the
knife, or operations OF any kind.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
R
FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

either Of the NosE. THROAT, ToSouE. SPiHE.
FOREHEAD, or SCALP. no remedy has ever
proved Its equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face. de-
pending upon the diseased action OF the liver.
are very unpleasant 10 the young wife and mo
Their A few bottles Of CONSTITUTION LIFE
SYRUP will correct the secretion and remove
the deposit, which is directly under the skin.
In the diseases OF the Liver. giving rtss 10
ach, or an liberated or cancerous condition
of that organ, accompanied With buruing OF
other unpleasant SYMPHONIC, will Be RELIEVED BY
the use OF CONSTITUTION LlPE SYRUP.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28

Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic d..
sesses OF the heart, ~ palpitation, Diseases OF
the Valves, producing q grating or 6llng sound
Dropsy OF the heart case. and all the affections
of this important organ, (persons suffering
from any acute pain in the region Of the heart
will be greatly relieved BY Constitution Life
Syrup.
Broken Dozen and DELICATE CON.
STTTUTIONS, suffering from indignation
10 Ereriion. Pain m the Back, Loss Of Mem
ory, Forebodin9s, Horror of Calamity, Fear
of Disease, Dimness Of Tsion: Dry, Hot
SKIN and Eriremiiies, Want Of Sleep. Rest.
lessness Pal-. Hoggdrd Counfenonos, and
Lassitude Of me Muscular Sytien. oil require
the aid of the CONSTITUTION LIFE
SYRUP.
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Throat Affections

Are more frequently than Otherwise caused BY thick,
Shiny mucous hIlins from the bead, especially
during the night, and resulting nom Ca
tarrh, and are cured By
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e
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cure, all S~sning Of hs oiand',

either OF the Face. Neck, or Female Breast. and
should be taken as soon as the swelling 10 detect.
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and pro
ducing troublesome Discharged Sores, which
dis6gure so many Of the younger portion OF
the younger community from six to twenty
10 Discharges from the Ears. which depends
upon a Scrofula constitution. These cases
soon recover by taking . few doses Of the Life
Syrup.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ -rhs wonderful progress Of Medical
seisees during ths s:st %. s.s,, calJ.
Physician 10 declare. nov. that Cos.
suarfios ID 80 certainly cured ~ later.
i. r:s.,; ias 4 'i K.s p g. It.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
Report of the Secretary of War.

The report Of tho Secretary Of
War furnishes valuable aud import
ant information in reference to ope.
ratious Of his department during tn,
past year. Few volunteers are now ia
the service, and they are being dis
charged as rapidly as they can be re
placed by regular troops. The army
has been promptly paid, carefully
provided with medical treatment, well
sheltered aud subsisted, aud is TO he
armed with brtech loading small
arms. The military strength of the
nation has been unimpaired by the
discharge Of volunteers, tho disposi-
tion Of unservceable or perishable
stores, and the rotrenchment of ex-
penditure. Sufficient war material to
meet any emergency has been retain.
cd, aud from the disbanded volunteers
standing ready to respond to the ma
tiouol call, large armies can be organ
lied, equipped and concentrated
Fortifleatious on the coast and from
tiers, have received. or are being pre-
pared for more powerful armamenls;
lake surveys aud harbor and river
improvements ere in course Of ener-
getic prosecution, Preparations have
been made for the payment Of the
additional bountics authorised during
the recent session Of Congress, under
such regulations as win protect the
Government from fraud aud secure to
the honorably discharged soldier, the
we'll earned reward of his faithmlness
and gallsntry. More than six thous-
aud manned soldiers have received
artificial limbs or other surgical ap-
paratus; aud forty Que national come-
tories, containing the remains OF l04,
526 Union soldiers have already been
established. The total estimate of
Military appropriations is S20 POS,
600.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
Equalization of Bounties.

Il should bo made one of the first
duties OF Congress to repeal the One
Hundred Dollar Bounty appropria-
uon of last wioter, Il is a libel up
on the good sense and patriotism OF
the representatives of our generous
Republic.
While the recruits Of 'GI, we're
paid the handsome bounty of s4O2,
sor making show, those who were
hrst to respond to the call Of their
country in '6l aud those who went
forth in the dark and threatening
days Of the Fall of so, and fought
through three long years Of conflict,
received the comparatively small sum
ofone hundred dollars, as reward Of
merit for the toll aud suffering they
endured.
The abOrtivs attempt which was
made 10 equalizo bount;os under the
pressure Of the close Of last session
clearly recognizes the justice Of an APP
preparation equal to, at least, that
PAID to the troops Of "a. Those VIII,
ye'eraDed of course received theirs or,
.hey left the service. and only en-.
braces those Of '6l who did not vet
'erAn' aud those Of '62, who had NO
the opportunity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
The Prisoner, John H. Surratt.

IL Will bo remembered that when
the conspirators in the assassination
OF the lamented Lincoln we're arrest
cd the most active villain, with the
exception of Booth, was John II,
Sarratt, who succeeded in escaping "a
foreign country, whore he had been
living in constant terror Of authority,
until he WAS finally arrested in Alcx-
andriai Egypt, through the instru--
mentality Of Minister Hale, and is
nowou his way to this country.
What he will diyulge when put upon
trial, there is much speculation upon.
Whether it will implieato President
johnson is extremely doubtful
Though he owes his present position
to the pistol of the assassin Booth,
we do not believe him capable Of any
thing so dastardly as this, nor do we
believe, though II did have the ap-
peOrance of il, that ho did anything
to prevent his arrest. Booth sought
for fame. while Surratt desired more
money than he could caru by honest
means. Booth received his reward al
the hands Of Sergeant Corbett, while
Surratt will most probably expiato
his crime on the gnllows, uulsss he
should turn States evidence, in
which case it Is hoped that sufficient
testimony will be adduced to confirm,
whati is no doubt the truth, that Jeir.
Davis was the chief instlgatOr Of that
,heinous plot, which robbed the peo.
pie of common father, aud clothed
the nation in mourning for her great.
est patriot.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13
From Mexico.

GALVESTON, Texas, December 4.
By the arrival of the steamer
Blackbird, We have Mexican dates IN
to saturday evening. At IL o'clock
on the 26th ult., poutoou bridge
was thrown from Brownsville to Mat.
amoras, on which a detachment of
United States forces, under j. z. Per.
kins, crossed and took command of
Matamoras. 1t was alleged that Ca.
nale's f0rees we're to sack the city.
and Sedgwick sent his troops TO pro.
tect the American citizens. Sedg-
wick then escorted Canales out for
an interview, but no terms were
agreed upon. Sedgwick then took
General Canales back TO tho city,
The next morning Esconabo opened
on the city. His forces then charged
upon Fort Monterey. aud were re.
pulsed and pursued by Canales. Es.
couabo lost four hundred aud fihy IN
killed and wounded, and Ihreo hun
dred prisoners. Canales lost twenty,
6ye men killed. Late in thu after
noon the Americans withdrew utsid,
Of the city. We are without infor
nation Of tho operations on Thurs
day, but we have private Information
that on Saturday, at 3 p NJ, Eseon
abo aud Canales met as friends, ant
that Eseonabo is now in command O
the city. The special bearer of dis
patches arrived cnsths S0,h ult., 81
Brasos. anasn il'sranored that N,
Federal troops were subsequeutl,
'visbdrsws. 70 ahs American aide.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-13

Us hereby given to the members Of the
Farmers Mutual Relief Association
of Seneca County, Ohio, that al ussess-
rnent has been made Oh the members OF
said Association of one n,ill on The dollar
to pay the liability of said association
oceasioned by the burning Of the Barn ot
Nicholas Umsted, OF Clinton township,
and that for the purpose Of receiving tbo
amount due from the members Of said
Association, the Treasurer viii visit the
following plu ces, from 10 O'clock, A, NJ.
to 2 O'Clock, p. M, each day:
At John Guisbert's 10 Adams township
on the 7tli doy of January, 1857; at A.
". s. Clurk's, in Pleasant township, on
the sth day Of January, 1887; at Henry
Rosenbergcr's for Hopewell and Seneca
TOW nships, on the 9th day Of January,
1867; at Jacob Bfown's for Clinton Tp,
ON the 10Th day Of January 1867; al Isaac
Sunebaugh's tor Bloom aud Eden town
ships, OF the lllh day of January, 1867;
at the Town Hall in Republic for Scipio
township, on the l2th day oil January
1867; at Joseph Sherk's1or Thompson
township, on the l4th day ofJanuary 81;
ut james Rolin's store, in West LODI, for
Reed township, ON the 18th duy Of Jan
uary, 1867 ' ''''iN q ''ti 'H'
Those failing to pSy at the places
Rbuve specified, will be charged two per
cent penalty. Those rules will be strict
ly adhered to. NICHOLAS NOEL,
decl3w3.I o 5' Treasurer.