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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08

@uBer Der bin ur6 iptcber Sorfpmmcnten aitatiihen
CHOLERA, Spr Der man I'D bGtb brr9 bic berR6ntte gBslenpplds
ite @bOlsra Mirtr unb 9ilt ihuben lam, leibsn bic 0Ienz
lfsn bier on elmer anberen 8ranfbeit, bic 6creitS epiccmiih
~9eOoeeert 1T unb Der Sebermann, nit @uSnabme weniscr
@tIf9pilse, III c~rlie9en brUbt. GS' lit bielss Die furftbare
2eere Ser 3oiten unb bic bomit YereutSere alsemeire &C.
lhaftsloi9teit, bic it6 pen 98ode ;u Qgobs, ia Son Gag III
Gag iamer, ~fibtbarsrs mabt.- 9ie;@urtenat III ;pur faff
pprlbsr, atrr ejn rHftpuns unIrrer ssib6ftli6en uni finans
;itllcn Ssrtdltnihe mill iht nsdb INNER nibt fibl6m maiden,
unb mir BADEN uter ben pbrpaltenpen Serbdltntifen Die teite
llrlahe onSuncbmen, Dap mir itatt eines bIitenbsn Strbitacz
f4dfcs gar nidt aus Der gurteneit b~erauStpmmsn rssrten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08

Ser Srlcpb S~iursrcGt, ter prr Dem .Srieoe I6rorr,
Sapre bier lebte. unt fd ole Gin frtte: unS heisiorr ianaer
Eann l'ttS arS'ciduetc, III I'M Qaufe Der sprian sRc6e in
REHABILITATION, .. g, IN itincm Bitten ecbenSiabre etncm @ubr-
aafaue flreltb erlcssn- Seine bieitscn ,ablrcidcn Nreunes
nercen NIT ms Ieiner friber Spb ibmer;Gi6 tcfIGoeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
@er &&n5eiser,
OFFICES SrUaSitr., neben Sitp S9aa.
HidmunN, %o, bcu 8. Scptembcr 1866.

Scrr 81. IS. S'Inbobosp lit crmddtidt.
inr unlcr Slutt NuSci9en umo Sublcriptionen
.ntNcgenSuncbmcn unn noriiber it Q%uittlren.
SIbrlihcr NbunucmeutSbctrd0 So. bolbi0br.
ihcr So III unbcbiu0tcr &urousbcSubGuno.
llnlcrc Srcunne i'm Siben Iino frelllibIidIt
,rindt, rcm nTuSci9cr" and iebt cincn eben 10
lroben 9cicrfreis perihoffeu gu bcIfcn, bcNen CT
ib M Den So9en Der CONFEDERATION I'll ~crfrcllcn
batte. Scr ScrouSocbcr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
0prfple S ~Asprtsmpmtb.
NrtcSrth ORR.

Npofbefer unb 0ruQ9it,
@fe Der !Stab- utb MiSbIr, Strabe, 9orfsmcutb. 3d..
9erlelbe bdlt ittts Gin reid a~iIrrttrtee Qaoer BON Trpouer
6!lsr @rt, @bemtralen, 9attnts N~epi;inen, Sebe, Sarbfphe,
9drtumerten, 2pilets@ rifeln &c. &C., wslde CT III Sen biaia-
fen 9reiien benz beutifen Yub(iflm pfTerirt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
&rmc Mnseiacn.
HttbmpnS 3nr,tz0scrrim

HtdbmouS Sitrn=9crctu.
Sle NStglteeer ipercen bierrrrG erinaenb aufoefcreert. or,l
na6lttn Nlpnta9, ben 1Otcn b. Mis., @bsnbS S llbr i'm ar
wppnlber Serlarr.hIunsS s9ptal su elmer
Grtra~ &erfd mmIuna
Ill %erlbetnen, ba duBerit pttttsc Srascrt ;ur HSertdntluuoi
"%rrlie9cn. Nr. SpITr. liter SnrsSsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08

Ste S6uten'be ct. SpbanniS @tmeinbe.
DaS Gmpprtliten elmer gutter, bcutlhcn S9ule btIect in elmer
iebcn Stabt unicreS Ippptiplanoes ben itd,crfc1 0faBltat Der
Sntclliacn; Der lie bcippbncnbcn Dcltiter, beln ipelter Sell
sion, tpelden pplitiihcl @niidten bieelben aud %bulpi9en m6s
gen, aGe ~intdaiSsntr 9eutihe ittmnsn BARN iberein, ba6 cine
egte beuibe Splf5itrtc baS. crite unb bauptlddltdite Scl lei,
nab ipcldem mn 'gme' bier in bieitin 9anbe gu irtben ba6sn.
Nebcr ben anbrren bier bereitS i6rn felt lanScrrr !8eit bette
benben Sduten BAT Spr allen bic Der 81. SpbanniS @emeinet
einen redt erfrtuliden I%ufihwun9 9enpmmen, unb peripridt
unter Der 0eitwns nebrerer tuhtiser 2cbrcr balp cinel 10 CT
rtniptrtben 9los inter ben bieiiacn Sdulet etnSunebmen, ipis
ite ion frstlidb idon Iit Sobreii bate e~innc bmen tDnnen unb
lpQen. Gs mar cine sliflife Sbee bes Shurattes, I'M unte-
rem Stdbttbcil cine 8peisitule III erri6ter, bic nit Der an
Der stem StroFe Sans in 9anb 9ebenb, ben 9rpfen SprthetI
bidet, hap lie fur bic liebe bentifk Sussnb be5 lnteren Statt>
tAels opG ntt aQSupet entfernt lit. 2ebtcre Sdule itebt
inter Ser 0etun9 hes Srn. Or. &lirBef, ipdbrtib bic Seren'
Sltnner. unb Ser9beimer ais 2ebrer Der Sdule I'M pbsrtn
Stabttbcit- ~SOre6en. Scrrpirflift ii6 nod bic bereits I'M
ShuGratbe i6Un ansere9te SOee, jebef Sdute nod etnen eng
lilGen 0eDrrr %bei;u9sten, 10 f0nnen mir unb allie Srt.thee brt
Slsenp tpls auf bic Stule Der Ct. SSbanniS @eneinbe BIZ
den, bic burh bic 8emiibuneen be5- GERM @atcr Shpars
ncu rrsoniiirt, burdD tadttse 2ebrer unb, ejnsR ppfsr,pilissn
Stulratb lt0ncr mo ih6ner erbliben miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08

Sn btn IeBfcn Gogsa inb berrit5 iptese n,ebrers Go
lcradle bier sOr9efpmmeu, Bic 1icaei6t benz pl6blifsn g9e6>
itl Der QSittsruns, ;uinciit aber bod ipObl Der ~lnm6sisfcit Der
Spn ibr ~bctrphenen 9eripnen suiuibreiben Inb. Die 2rup@
pen im Camp Sadpn, unter be.ten e%in;elne ihpere 8dle smn
8utr pprfamen, iinb nab anberen Suartieren perIe9t p0rben,
10 Dap ms alp aud sDn bieier Ssits aus ipenis gu befirdten
lfebt. Die lebten t~idbti9en &c9eniAauer, bic freiIid fr bas
2Babetbum unlerer Grnbten UNI einige QScdeH su ipdt fantelt,
BADEN bod Die Cuff obsetIbt unb sereinist unb' lberfiTIsen
Sbmub slltIid nit fprt9eltpenHnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
t.TcrfnufI

~ Brinnt.&crfolf!
d. Ter lntcrtidncte ipiridt Sas ron. ibn, ttippbnte'
So Stcrc. UNI NSrtnbaus
an Der SuelCtie Hpn Matns spilhcr @pnrrce unb NiaeiIrn<
StrGec ouf 9rioatpese III Srrfaufen.
Die Srt bat 30 6uB Grpnt rnb cine Sicfc scn 1853 Nu6
mo lc an cine lG 6uf brcuc @ncs first. o"
asea paus e9t aliRer etrem 9crduni9en Stpre unb Seller
BIC %frl9enee1 8ittntt: 9orIpr, Gb,inmc0f, Hammer. S6Iaf<
Stninner, 9loictS une ptite 9a6ase. Dae ai6enaeb6tSt sat
erci 9tntrer, unb %tefinecn itb uct auBcrbem auf benz platc
i6ttc Stit< unb anberc S6uine.
Gduhicbbaber iirb crItdt, ppr;iiIprebeu unb So,is mn
9lab in &~l9Cnifcin III nebnter.
Ethnpnb, s. Sept. 1866, o. 81. IP cs trn,II
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
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ptrS ben beutiRen &eilenben beitcnS entpfcblcn, ba baItlbfl
ltet8 so9 bcrnbmte ySersner'ife philadelphia 2asubterF
Hne Grfrilhur9en ieber @rt IN better Sualitit rprrGtbia limb.
MnIrfoh SS Is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
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lN 10, IN Der SIfee es r@nieiasrs" mclbet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
Maleiab, 80. 6
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(Sfthir9S' alter Serfaufsplas},
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Gassfe sl @%nfettiereG9 ssSaarerL 8aneY @eues; 9arflnes
bic 81 BEN 5iaisien 9Ftiien S%srfauft 96iI. 36iem,
Rolfinb 50 G =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
Ri WrrmirthruI

wv NTNITIIINIVlI
Cine l@6rv %gScbnrtnA, auS trci srrFcn scrarmiacf air,4
Standardization I'M Minclpnnttc prn Sbutre Siu ocIsoen' ,fsbt,
iu btltseil 9Nrtts an cine ~anldnbise Samiie III scrrnictbsni
mi, fam lSlcit teSrScn ,prrren.
NapcreS Su crtroscn in tr Office ecs ,Nrviasrs."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
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: Wercbort 9nilOr unO &Ieibcrb6holer,
SaNct!cpiacltr., 80lei9b, 81. 6.
5erttSs 8leiosr ieesr @rt, iepie 46iie, Mibsn, StiefeI lnb
SdIbe &c. bait oerlelbe tets III reihiter @lusnabl ~pprrdtbia.
6erner flbrt osrleItt Gin Eager tet befen 8lsibtrItofs uibs
fertt9t auf 8elfellun9 Die ntoSernten. 6leiber an.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-08
8 % IL ia

G,b lcra. y ittcr8!
gu 8absff'in alien Ippttsfen. Saupte Niebcrlaoe BEL
9 h mibt IL. @i4der,.
500 Sroabitr., Gde Der 5ten Strase.-
3u SernIictbcm!
Yin cine fetre 6amile pber ein;rlne 6errcn brei febr'
1Npne nno luttt9e. 3tmme r i'll neiuem @auie SO. 6l6'
6ren3 9arosn 9ta, frtlher' HSt6teS @cttans. Nuf @srlan-
gen audi 8nrte unb ipnitse &dumItdfehen.
6. 8. g uter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11
Legal Notice.

Hustled MOE, WILLIAM II. MoE, and
RurUs Moe, OF the State OF California,
will take notice,
That, on the 10th day Of December, A.
D., 1865, WILLIAM II. WILSON, filed his
Petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Seneca County, Ohio, in which, he,
in substance, allcdges that there Is due to
him from the estate of Hustled MOE, de
ceased, the sum OF 444 72-l00 Dollars
with interest thereon, at 10 per cent. per
annun, from the 18th day of August, A..
d., 1862, upon a certain Promissory note
given by Hustled Moe, deceased, to MARY
T.. WILSON, October II, 1857, calling for
S400 in one year from date, with interest
at ten per cent. per annum; also, that by
the Mortgage Of Hustled MoE, deceased
and MARY MOE, his wife, said note be.
came and now is lien upon in.lot No.
All, in the Second Ward OF the city Of
Tjffin, in said county. That he is now
the ow ner aud holder OF said Note aud
Mortgage.
The prayer Of said petition Is for judg-
ment ON said note, against said DAVID
MOE, administrator OF said estate, aud ior
the sale OF said real estate TO pay mel
snme.
Said petition must be answered py me
Fourth Saturday 10 February, A. ID. 1900
mr. he taken as true. LEE bhtwss.
Attorneys for r.sin'in' !
peeombef 81, 1900 sVr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

The Old Year is going tho New Year
comes IN,
Go toll the bells sadly-go joyfully ring,
C. The old King is dying long live our
new King"
So we changcfully sing.
o who would have thought that thy end
was SO near,
When 50 lately the flowers and song. birds
were here,
For few are the days that have been cold
aud drear,
Orold " Six'y.fvc."
Fer thou ddst so graciously temper thy
ways,
With the blandest of skies, iull of India
Summer haze
That we sill fondly thought thee in the
prime Of thv days,
Fresh old "Sixty-fvc."
And now we mournfully stand at thy bier,
To bid our farewell TO the, vanishing year
And loyalty welcome the new one that IS
here,
Adicu, " Sixly.fvc."
but thou art not DEAD, gallant old "Sixy-
fvc,"
For the IL igh Priest of Freedom stands by
thee to strive,
Aad sign tnee with chr.sm, star OF the
skies,
Brave old Sxiy-fve.' -
Among all the years that time hath en-
tombed,
Or Of all that the future may bear in her
womb,
There is none-MAY be none more great
ly enthrowned,
THIN great 4" Sixty.fvc.'
AS i've mid the gods thou iowerest
above
The long line of years that before the
hast moved,
For mighty in deeds the greatness tc
prove
Old Jovc Sixty.fve.'
Thy tlunderbolis rainod when thy race
first begun
And Mt mid day full triumph and glory
had won,
At eve, like saint, thou art peaceful
and calm,
Blessing poor human kind.
For the act that enfranchiscd the millions
OF slaves,
Shall forever embalm in thanksgiving
and praise,
The memory of these, thy last gracious
days,
Dear saint " Sixty Live"
Now the angel of FEAcE broods over the
land (;
No pestience stalketh at mid. day to harm
And PLENTY o'orAows each larder and
To the Lord raise Psalm.
The md.hour is calm, the moon shineth
clear,
The vigil is holy-no wind is aslr,
Farewell blessed saint, thy passage is
fair
To the Skies" Sixty five
Written at midnight, Dec. 3lst, 1865.
RErUBLe, o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11


Marricd-in this city on Tues
day evening the 9th instant, at the resi-
dencc Of tho brides father, by Rev. Mr..
Powell, DR.. GEORGE 5. YiSeLISe aud
Miss EMMA C. ToMB.
The above notice was received with a
/" huge cake" which made the hearts Of
the prin,ces, devil aud oil, exceedingly
happy. Thus one by one the fair ones
Of our city. fall victims on the hymeninl
altar, aud not contcn, with transforming
our own young men into Bcncdicis,"
i'm port them from abroad. Long lie and
plenty of light cares to the happy couple,
is the heartfelt wishes Of " Ye Pfintcrs."
Married on the Cd of January,
1866, at the residence of the brides IA
thcr, by the Rev. ]. Carver, Mr 3. ID.
RrEMAx, of York. Pa, TO Miss JENNIE a.
KoLLER Of Seneca county. Ohio.
Accompanying the above notice, we
received handsome grccnback and tho
usual compliments OF the bride and
groom. We wish them happy New
Year, aud a pleasant journey through
this troublesome world.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED Sol.
mERs !-Believing that the soldiers whc
enlisted early in the war, who frst sprang
10 arms at the country's call, and first
placed themselves in the front, should re.
ceive at least an equal amount of bounty,
with those who enlisted after Dec. Gath
1868, l. A. HupeHIKsos, of Columbus
Ohio, General Agent for the collection
OF Military Claims, osEers his services,
and with the assistance of the soldiers
themselves, will undertake TO secure IT,
He accordingly invites oil soldiers who
enlisted in the army PRIOR TO THE 24TB
OF DECEMBER 1869, and were honorably
discharged thereironi, receiving only 500
or less bounty no matter what the cause
of discharge or length Of time served. to
forward their discharge pspers to him m
nEDIAraLf, that prompt and dec isiye e
fort may be- made to secure what would
seem to be SO Justly due. UpoR receiy.
ing the discharges, receipts for them will
be promptly returned, accompanied BY
the necessary papers in each particular
case, with full information. sf-
This Is a matter that must receive m
MEDIATE ATTENTION, for, unless it is at
'teaded a' oxcx, and suPportsd by sufa-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11
BR,se Your ORpER, FOR 10

Bring YouR ORDERS FOR Jon
PRINTING Of all descriptions to the 1'Rr-
,BuSE OrrIcE, No. 1, SnAwHANs New
Block, nearly opposite the Da'is House.
We have one Of the finest Job Offices in
Northern Ohio, and have on hand fine
stock Of Paper, Cards, &C., and are fully
prepared 10 ill all orders promptly, and in
style that surpasses any other country
Office in the Stcte. We keep the bcs, Of
stock, and turn out the best work, which
fact, business men and others will re-
mcn,b r,whcu they have printing to do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

The TR1BuSE-AE APOLOGY. -
we have to make an apology to our rca--
de,s this week for the bad appearance OF
our paper. During The cold weather on
Monday and Tuesday last, our paper
froze, thsiuking rollers became SO hard
and the ink so-siifr that il was impossible
to get aclear impression. We hope the
clerk Of tn, weather will make a change
in /" matters above" before our next is-
..ue, which will enable us to give our rea'
. ders a clear and readable sheet. That's
ALI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11
Partition Notice.

Benjamin Simmons and Henrietta hi
wife, of Crawford County, Ohio, Johr
Rosegrnnt, OF Wyandot county. Ohio
and Darius Chapman. and Frederick
Chapman. and their legal guardian---
Fay, Of Union county, Ohio:
Will take notice that on the 23d DAr
OF DECEMBER, 1865. Daniel Y. Chapman
filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, of Seneca county, Ohio, averring
that he and Henrietta Simmons, wife oi
Bcnjamin Simmons, are each seized of
the undivided third, the said John Rose
grant of tho undivided fourth, aud the
said Darius Chapman, and Frederick
Chapman, each of the one undivided
twenty. fourth part Of in.lot No. 81, in
the village Of Melmorc, Seneca county,
Ohio and asking that Partition theFoi
may be made accordingly.
Said Petition will be for hearing On the
goth DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1866.
LEE g. BREWER,
Solicitors for Petllionrc'
Dec. 2s. 1865, prls6,5o-il-6w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11
JOSIAH GIVEN,
OHIO STATE NEWS.

YEA hNii murIiaSc llcenccS were
issued during December, in Guernsey y
county.
BsS~ TnE Stcubenvillc Herald, one
of the oldest papers in the State, has
just entered upon its 6lst year.
nn- A FIRE at Gallon, Ohio, on
the night of the 4th instant, destroy
ed proberty to the amount of $780,
900.
DT- THE Mansfield Herald records
the assault and robbery of Mr.. Fet-
zer, in the outskirts of that town of
$500.
ca THE GAINESVILLE Courier under
stands that a steel plow manufactory
on large scale will be started in that
city the coming spring.
B@- DANIEL FRIEND, the man sup
posed to have attempted the murder
of the Welshcimcr family near Ian
caster, some weeks ago, has been ar.
rested in Fairfield county.
BD~ BURGLARS entered the tailor
shop of Mr.. O'Rourkc, in Cleveland,
on Tuesday night last and carried of
all his ready made clothing-all his
custom work and other articles-loss
5000. y
ne Tue Dayton Journal says the
prisoners in the county Jail, at that
place, are very discohtented with the
haoitation forced upon them, and
have laid many plans to escape, which
have all been frustrated by the vigil
ance of officers in charge.
Bs9- The Cincinnati Commercial
says that during the year 1865, there
were only eighty fire alarms in that
city, of which twenty-eight were at
tended with no loss Of property
The total loss was about sixty thou
sand dollars, covered by insurance to
the amount of forty thousand dol
lars.
pW Destruction OF RAILROAD
PkopETY.-On Thursday night IAss
the Round House of the u. q 1. Rail
road Company, at Gallon, was de.
stroyed by fire, together with eight
locomotives belonging to the B. d l..
Road, and three. the property of the
C. G. & c. Road. The fire origina-
ted in the room where oil was kept
for lubricating purposes and for bur-
ming, and is supposed to have been
caused by some one entering the room
with lighted cigar.
pw- THE Dayton Journal of the Sd
says that sat Delphi, last week, Mr.,
Jacob Wolf, formerly of this county,
and brother to- Mr.. John Wolf of
Harrison Township, was shot and
killed by his son-in-law, Hardy. All
the information we have Of this tragic
occurrence VIC get by a telegram re
ceived here, making the sad announce
ment. Mr.. W., had been having
domestic affiiction in his family, and
had been especially estranged from his
son-in-law, who had sued him for
slander. 1t is understood that Mr.
W. was shot during personal alter
cation. He was buried last Saturday,
at Delphi"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Tie
,annual election of Directors of this Bank
was held on Tuesday, and the following
,persons were elected to serve for the
next year: BENZ. Tomb, John t. Huss'
'Thos. b. Tomb, C Gorge R. Huss' Thos.
Lloyd, George q. SeneY and William
Hunter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

The CLERMoNT COURIER has good
ideas upon the subject Of county papers,
aud as might be expected in that con-
nection, is itself one Of the best Of them:
-" The paper in the country has mis-
sion separate and distinct from that pub
lished in the city. The one must depend
for its news either on the locality in
which il hopes to receive its patronage,
or else must make its columns rehush
OF the city daily. To do the latter, is to
have the paper cast aside by a majority
Of readers as stale matter, as we opine
a majority Of our readers, at least, take a
city paper. To interest our readers,
then, we desire TO obtain items of local
interest from every part of the county.
Intelligence in relation to the growing
crops, matters pertaining to the Agricu!-
tural Societies In the county, notices of
exhibitions, or other exercises connected
with our Public Schuols-,ransrcrs OF
pr Jpcrty. and all other items that intercs,
the several localities in which they may
occur. Short, well written articles on
education, agriculture, or any of the mo.
raj questions of the day, will be welcom-
cd with the stondng, always, that
it is our province to decide regarding the
merits Of any production
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

Py3LIo SALE!-Wc invite attcn
1ion to the advertisement OF Colonel II.
f. EaAsKLIS. Seventy acres ot lnnd
and someVsiuable personal property will
be dfercd at public sale on Saturday,
Jane0ry 18th.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11
Ohituorp.

On December 22d, ANNA Eva, only
daughter Of Daniel and Aana Il. Barn
hart, aged 8 years, month aud ~ days
Died, on January I'd, 1866, at
his residence in Adams township, DANIEL
PETrIcoRD, of cancer in the bowels, aged
55 years, 3 months and II days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

SoaDER & CARPENTER, as usual ,
arc OF ,hund with full stock Of Dry
Goods for the beginning Of tho New
Year,n s66. Tacy ure always up to the
aimes, and even with the foremost. Read
their rss-oclamation
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. - The
quarterly report of this Bank was pub
lisbed lassweek, and as mistakes will
occur in the bes, regulated business the
.compositor made one or two biunders IN
ymaking some corrections, we republlsh
1hn renort this week corrected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

LAW CARD I'VE invite the at
.ten,ion of the public to the law card OF
,NColonei WIN. II. Gmsos, in oday's pa
pper. All business entrusted to his care
,Wiia receive prompt attention.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

$4,000 worth of Goods at cost.
DIR. E.,DnIo n, g. SoN, OF Fremont, d.
invite ali the people 10 read their new
advertisement in another column of this
paDer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

national ExcHNoE BANK
TIE third quarterly statement of the
above numcg Bank will be found in this
.week's paper. Owing to an error &C.
curing last week in the report we re-
publish il this week corrected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

KLINE IL LowEl-The advertise
meat Of this firm in the Sash, Blinds,
Doors, Worked Flooring, &C., will be
found in to.day's paper. As they lost ev.
orything they had last season by fire. we
bespeak for them, from geacrous pub
lie, liberal patronage.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

To THE PATRIOTIC! ! All citizens
in favor OF erecting Monument to the
memory of the soldiers OF Seneca county,
who fell aud died in defense of their
.country's Flag in the late rebellion. are
requested to meet at the Court House on
Saturday evening ths 18th instant, at ?
O'Clock, r. N. As this Is worthy object,
let there be general tarnout on this oc.
.casioL. MANY CITIZENS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

STILL AROUND !-Splendid Sheet
Miasic can be had at all times, at the
ppJpulsr Book Store of G. R. Huss. He
saisoISsoeps constantly on hand the daily
ryvpets.and late monthly publications.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

POTATOES. PORK, 60, &c.
POTATOES-75c@S0 cents.
TALLOW...6@s; Grease 90 8 cents.
CANDLES-Stcariue 80 cents.
Tallow 200 25 cents.
SOAP-Gcrman IL, Common 8 cents.
WOOL-.-Selling at 55 cents TO 65.
WlIISKY--$3 90, and Common 50 sc
per gallon.
HAMS.'lS TO 20 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX 80 cents per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

CoNnr, Hamilton, & Co, are
,dcterw aca to give the people bargains,
and Ger furtAer information cull at their
store, where you will learn the full par
-ticulara. Soc advertisement.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

CAPTAIN A. II. BYERs' law card
will be found in this weeks TRIBUNE
Those desiring legal business transacted
will find the Captain prompt and punctuaI'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

G.K. ERowN, & Co., it will be
seen byrecerring to their advertisement
.huvereceEed large md magnificent
stock .oc Dry Goods, and are selling them
off atrreasouabic figures.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

EprscopaL CnURoH.--Therc will
. be service in the Protestant Episcopal
Church, on Sunday next, Gan. l4thO
. morninr aud evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-11

EOR SALE.--A good TWO-STORY
IL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, on
Washington street, rifIin, o hio opposite
the German Catholic Church. On the
lot is GOOD WELL ofWATER,
CISTERN, WOOD HOUSE, BARN
and other conveniences. For further
particulars, terms, &C., call on the sub
scriber, or H. BKIsKERoooF on the prom.
ises. The above property will be sold
low for good payments or cash.
G. NJ. BROWN.
Jan. 4, 1866. l2--lmo.