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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14
Price, only % cents . Bottle
The Florence Nlghtsagale
81 he n1rserys

There 10 woman in the pubic eye whose name
he'd Ill along been associated, IN our mind, with
the "iankee," - Qusck," and "humbug." Bu'
It il % no longer, and we desiee TO wrsst hei
name from all such suspicious association in q
other minds. Whatever notions We may have o.
that woman alone IL tue Nurse the good NURSE
the beet Nurse. Whether wsshail hsve Female
Physicians " not, 10 question which must p
decided by time and principle. and not - mat
ter Of taste. ride. prejudlcr, caprice and Gus
rom NAV - we'll behave themselves, Tor If there
there 6e "cailing," there will be coast.y
Nature and human society are always sel,-0upply
Jog, and though Art and Fashion may hinds
they cannot prevent.
| Ers. Winslow does not want TO treat you 0sn
| ttAwen Nor Dies she prescribe regimen 10
vour wives; but mOdestly appears - messen
yea Of health aud happiness to your lnsAAf0 II
shs cradle. Is there anything improper IN ths,
A Nurse Of so years" experiences can boldl
| say what 10 or 10 not good fOr . babe, aud ougf
| u be listened 10. God speed her ON humble b
nsppy mission. She 10 the most successtul ply
ever enjoyed--ber dotiug parents rot excpete'
Just open the door for er, and Mrs Winsl0
will prove the American Florence Nightingale
she Nursery. VI this We are % sure. that Y
will teuch our " Sus," to cay "A BLsssme Q
Alas Wmslow"-for nelpDg her to survive IN
We confirm every word set forth in the Pnosrs'
res. IL PSrtosms prcssseiy wh.A Il PROGRESSES
perform. every part OF it-nothing less. Avs
your ..Cord,si." -.faregoric." DrJps," .'Lsud
num-" and every other Narcotic, ~ which d
babe 10 drugged into stupidity, andrsndered du
| AZ idiOtic Tor life.
We rave never seen Mrs. Winslow-know be
only through the preparation Of her I" Soothin
syrup for children Ieething." II we had st.
power, We would make her, q she 10, physac,
| savior 10 the Infant ka5e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

HAxrroMp, c., May ls.-The Cdsraas Q!
this morning announces that the consrac.
for constructing the Gettueourg mo1ume 81
Id been awarded to ~ Designer. las y
Rsttersou. OF Hartford. The monument y
!. IN cost e5O,OOil. Mr.. Patterson designed
~ built the Worth monument
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

The following 70 On extract nom . letter vrst
Ten BY the Rev. J. 8. Holme. pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street baptist Church. Brovklyn. n. r., 4
the Josrssl ssd Xessssgw, Cincinnati, O., an
speaks volumes II favor Of the vNrld renownes
medicine, MRS. wlNSLOW'0 SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETHIMu -
I'VE ~ - advancement in yosr eelums I
MRS. WfNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.-
Nov, - never said . word IN favss Of psssn
medicine before il our life. but Ne feel eenpsllss
70 say 70 your rsaders thaA this 10 ~ hunbsg-
~ Asss tried st. cad kaos Il vii - ~ = Als6ssS.
Il 10 probably go Of the nesl sssessstul nsdt
cises Of The day. because Il L ess Of ~ 1884,
And thoss sfyous svaders whs bsve batiss 60
d. better thaa lss h sapply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

Oon't Fail - Procure Mrs.
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING Strip. for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used for - year.
With never failing safety and success BY million,
Of mothers for their children. II eorrscts acid.
y Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, requisite,
the bowels, and gives rest. health. ssd eoufer
to mother and child. Once, No. IS Dsy street
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

De aet les year pre1aalce staaA
between your suffering child and the relief tina.
will be absolutely surs 10 follow the use OF MRS
wiNSLOw'S sOOTHINGs SYRUP. Il correct.
Acidity ofthe stomach. relieves wind eolie. rsgu
lssss the bowels. sofsens the gums. gives rest 4
the mother end health - Tie child. O@es. x
Deg sssset, Nav York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

secpsceios. .1-ele Il basket.
srnang..... ................. ~ 6eshel.
ys8Wsu8 I44e II NV -
Storage IKE = bushel Ser 10 dsSa. cd
Nc easksl for every sahssqusst 10 lays, y
lfas.lonsi part thereof
0oc1keng, II ssseA- Whsas, Rye ssd ~
ley. ~ y 6.shsl: Con. ls Do; 0aAs, ~ = ;
sams Il tied. ~ Do.
lc = Lssssl whest, Corn and RE. ~ q
Harley DO. r. within linits bssndsf nsssi
3 North Aarhes street. west b. fiftaessl sassee
a0uth 81 Cheuteaa Avenue, 10 bslk o u saeh
lxc y 6sshsl beyond above limits - 4. a
Aess -. Louis depots. 9. = 100 -.
All Dray sgs from the Eltv aadr eoulselled B,
aps1o-dly Ohm r. SMITH, ses'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teething. softens the gums, rsduee'
Perfectly safe 10 all cases We would say 70 ev
cry mother who has . suffering Child: Do NO
lot your prejudice, nor the preiud ces Of others
stand between you and your suffering child an,
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely ssr,
to follow the use Of this msdisss il timsl,
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

MAsHINoTon, May 13-The Washington
Wolf Tone and Red Hand circles of III.
District of Columt'i. have jnined in an up
peal to the Fenian Bro, harhoul whose z.nl
has considerably abated, announcing trisis
and exhOrting union IN one grand ,truegl..
for the independence Of Ireland They Tor
chilly declare in favor Of Roberts and Swes
ney. Tue promise ID thrown out spass
from this appeal. that . real Fenian army
will soon take the field.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14
SOOTHING SYRUP
FoR CuupRu fufnIHe
ysssaalvcs. cd



Ne hove uvs % ead seld this article !o1 ~
- years. snd CAN SAY IN CUNflDBNC.e ~
TkUTH Of u Whas We have never 6een sole y y
say et any other nsdi ins--kkvk ~ nAS =. !,
F.AlLED N 4 StNUkk INST - RI ~.
CUks, when timely uss1. Nevss ~. =.
whs sss,a g. % the eosuary, III ~ essigasre
9Th ~ operations. and specs In terms q con On
msndasivs o. IL magical s1ssts ard nsaisa! w
ssss W. speak ~ lhis matter Nv HAT w - -
KNOW" after - years ezpsris.c:;, All Az
FILAENr or WHAT VIZ HERE DECLAkn
In almost every instance where the infsss y =.
tcriny from psie and exhaustion relief wa =
found in fifteen minutes sitter the syrup v %
minisssfsd.
Full directions for using will aeeenpsay .sa SOD
bottle. None genuine unless The fse-anise .
CURTIS I PkkklNS, New York. 70 on ~ sss
eide Wrapper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

FoRTREss MonRos, May ia serious
fracas occurred At Hampton yestergisy afte,.
noon between T. Lalimer, the Deputy Sher.
III and q merchant doing business in that
town. The latter was stabbed in fOur differ
ent places.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14
FIRST PREMIUM
nmPROvED
SIS m1tMk'!neEr S.
fuH sASYODiAEkr "
FSACTlCAL UTILITY And
eXfRkME SIMPLICITY.

Ovtesssav sstwee1 Aee -. 1853: sncsees11e
nae.2c| ~: .ssA. 1854. The celsbsosed FAMILY
0E1 SEWING AACnlhE, w,sb Ieasss c.ns0s
ee1aehUeat. ~ = W6adests1 aad elegantly -.
e1s sSed Novelty u ssssseessin opsfe1tsss 49,
- osaAIsns ssarLo, oeWe With DeCoeo -
Nmela TnaeAp 81 I'll kinds MAKES the esootne
04,aeA 100 Ser/seS asd SeGstee thes n heo1k
- visa sstsasediasry ise'a.sy. nsais( y y
49,, ~, MI. sAt,s. sssE. - = Assee
b. - sequSfes 10 ehesge q ce.see
laAeao 20 Oes orr % OeDsa, ene wtn lees 49, h.
yna. hein9 ~ ssaoeooos nAcno Me-. w.
~. IN ee0oDun q SsAsD tAios, se1 !sessvee
~ eecrovel q I'll the principal jsssnee - =
49, che hsve usoo then.
"SSr - Drsesmskss IL v isvelseele e. y
1 zs::s . ] x:.Rv'''' . '''''' '''~
CIV Seehiss euspasses al1 sthsss - nese
-. ~ n vvuIa reeatse eola0a - eaeoeseo
~ .sr,,Srsus visVuec. - s0ess0e DaseeDosS
"Wssh oiaeIs = dese,s thssee. 2 ess1Ssy
RI vsry sesi6ly, VA . esoose seeoe, oe9C
Is rs:sies 80 sasssly ne ~ AssS sss'se
IL srsoss 10 ~ = s0sssss saDsioi4ee!cee
ef1S.S aoUeiss MesSioe. viii = pesoee.ese
iolSiarsaeeoe - ~ pseeese. 1Ase = - -
- 49, ilssSise ssssssd y pssses:
0tanD nasAisss ssss y ~ - q ~ S..sSs
~ - gEpSsss, peeks1 = - W. gs..S
iniseAises y ssesipt q psses. ~ 49, NJ NJ
e eVdrYwhsee. Ciseus0 sssSaisaeg Aese
&c. este ooot fb0o.
Aid1fpee g ss1eee e ..s.no
FAMILY UHn SEW mo MACHINE ~. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

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afe@& 4a4ss4 MEasFRxEasUs a. sx~M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

Il ssstais 80 spsstx ssssty TT ~ s,osv'
isg diassses.
RheunaSlsn, Nearalglo, polgye
Nsif Linbe. Nssvsus hsaAesEe, NpaAeo, NJ,
Osanpe. Nvslsed inss. Hose E!es, Dsules1I
6sesiscs Pssio0sss esd other rsasle llssealA
Price Oae Dollar per Bottle
Pr salgSy I'll rsspsetab'e dssggis1s. ussl sely
9 : bAAhiaG lysios. tss i1etasseseouey ~
lievise psia u hsa 70 equal.
rsspales :s1 s'S y ss sssss.l 49, 49,
CHICAGO, Ill. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-14

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
Shooting Affair.

The quiet Of our town was disturb
ed last Wednesday morning by a
shooting affair On the street. The
parti' ulars of which. as near as we
can learn, are as follows: As George
VI. Green was goineup Main street,
he met Charles IL Vrooman on the
side walk who, without passing any
words with Green, drew. his revolver
and fred. The ball missed its aim
and when Yrooman was preparing to
shoot again he was caught by Green
the aud weapcs wrested from hir.-
Xrooman was arrested and bound
over 70 court on charge Of shooting
with intent to kill. n
On the evening previous to the
shooting, Mr.. Greene had assisted
the wife Of Erooman in making her
escape from the house at the time of
domestic difficulty, when her life
was in danger. That, together with
violent temper and bad whiskey
combined, is tho only cause known
why Nrooman should resort to the
rash act heidi. F5s,oria Ne,cs,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
The Bouut- Fund.

Tho Adrsrt;ser last week, contained
a communication from Il. T. Stickuey,
late county Treasurer. in reply to the
Trustees Of LOudon Township throw.
ing the blame for the alledged deton.
tiop Of the Loudoh Bounty Fund on
the shoulders Of the Auditor Of State
and other parties. Elsewhere will BE-
fonaa comwanicaiion from Charles
Fos.sr. which will be read with in.
sersst. The people are well aware Of
she vorsatiii,y Of H. 7. s,icknsy IN
the matter "a quarrsls li'erarily con.
Quoted HE display Of authorship
ia the elaeida,ioa Of "Ths Republic
Fair" some months ago, shows hin
an adept in the business. Shall we
have continued story BY tho author
VI "fhs Republic Fair Agaia1"sa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
The New Railroad.


Thata change in tho proprietor.
ship and management Of the S.& G.
Railroad, was necessary to place il
again in n healthy and prosperous
condition, no one can reasonably ad-
yaucc doubt In going to, aud re'
turning from Cincinnati, the chang
ing Of cars at Dayton, was great ip,
convenience. and the necessity aud
Importance Of a continuous line
through to Cincinnati, has loug been
considered and discussed. Many
obstacles have stood in the way OF
It's consumation Il seems, until by its
passing into the hands Of q new or
ganiEation known as the Cincinnati,
Dayton and Eastern Railroad Com.
papy--by perpetual lease the OBJ.
stacie has been surmoun,ed, and tteps
are being takon to put us In direct
communication with the Queen City,
The road is to be completed imme
diately by "short line through
Walnut Hills Tuanol, By which a
saving of twenty five minutes will bo
made, over other routes iu entering
the city. "a
We have understood that tho road
will be gravcled aud the old rail iak.'
en- up and tho most approved pat
tern substituted, aud everything done
to make Il one Of tho best roads IN
the State. l's
What the arrangements are for the
eastern outlet from ssndusky to Buff
falo, have not developed themselves
ss yet, but will no doubt In due time.
We are glad TO note that this
growing domsnd for "through line, .
by ous prosperous city, is aboutt TO be
supplied. With all the natural re-
sources and development, of our man
ufsc,oriea, aud the enterprise OF our
commercial and agricultural COM
munity, which has made uS welihy
people in the past few years, We slill
feel the necessity of a more com,
plete connection with cities both
North aud South, East aud Vest
We arc about in part, at the least. to
be answered in our demand. We
shall feel al any rate, less "out Of the
way" from the rest Of mankind, and
are saugaiae that By the Increase Of
travel alone through our city, much
bepea, will accrue therehom, and
more ofshe world will become cog
niEant Of the fact, that TifRa is des-
tined TO be one Of the principal cities
Of the interior Of the great State Of
Ohio, aa'l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
sUnENoK,s aEAWREp ToN1o.

Ths nieiicine. invented BY Or. y. II. scaxxox,
. Paa5c phla 1siniehded 10 dissovs the fcod saS
MAKE .no eh me the dna rrrcess Of dipesiun. ny
ccsasiuE the sloupaeh with srhescks Ms7druke
riliA ma Tgn resorr- The sppsil,e, and iood
hat eonia M be eaAea bo ORR using u win be easily
bersied.
consunip.iou eainct h cure I b sshracss PaI
hcn'e SID uniesa he somaeh and liver Il male
health nnd she sppstite r,sorcd hcsicc the Tonic
md P.la are ~ red In NEARLY escry ease Of con-
sasp ion- A hsi. dozen l,ssics Of The sKAwEED
rosie Aadtlsrce or iour hoxe, of The MANDRAKE
PILLS viii cure any ordiaary eass Of dsspcps.a.
pr. siaasok sakcs pro eas;onA visit In Nav
f1rk, D,ton, aud a. HE primo pal Olcc In Phadel-
phacvcry week fcc daily rnpcr. oi each p acr. or
ns pas'p'i q oi coisaavion 'er o. ds's or si.hs-
HJn. tota. -.
Pea.c ohscrve whsn rtrchasns thasihe fuo Iiss-
uesss o; the Doctor, when Ia tho aa ,,aso Of
c,uunp lon. and the other a. he now s, IN perieet
haalils, are On tbs lovrrninent stamp. sfEtr E.H
o sid ~ nil 'rnHrisis aid Dcaer4 price sl.so psr
lie, or S'.rs,'sc hal dozen. Al c,iera or .dve.
hsad ie aa4rcped to Dr. spyssoz'y Pr.ae.p.l
Ohse NJ. y Narsii s;h i,tresi, Phi aiei ipha, Pa
Gelcra. wh,t,a A ;cnts Dcmaa Darnra 4 Co..
T. T.; =. $. Hanee laitimorc, MI; John d.
PAsgs uinein.rzlt Dhio; walker 4 IA Ior, Chi
easo. lh.; co...ns iiFJA, s. Iona Aio.
tn ". ca ua. ~. 2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01

Things arc becoming desperate IN
,ne South. The election throughout
the northern States having returned
radical members in larger number to
tho next Congress, than they had at
lest session, the problem Is solved
that II the South desires to be recon
strueted, they must lose no time, in
rstifying the Constitutional amend
mont, by their legislatures, and nc
ecpt the situation. This is a bitter
pill to them, and their old chargrin
Of defeat comes over them at times.
and gets the better Of their jddee-
nent, aud they give vent to their
feelings by abusing Union men aud
ordering them from their midst
There is no use now for them 70 be
kicking against the pricks. They don,
want to 6ght the Yankees any more,
u matters not how much they bluster
and brag. II will all work off, with.
out much bloodshed. If they would
gracefully accept the situation, and
come to realizing sense that the mo-
gro, was free henoeforth---as certain
as the immutable laws of God--and
treat him ms such, giving him the &C.
quircd protection that is necessary
for one so lately in bondage and now
free, they would be happy aud pros.
porous people In few years, aud
,heirrich valleys WOULD groan under
tho abundance Of their crops,
and their hatred Of the north would
bo forgotten in the prosperity attend
ing tho new order Of things, aud We
would once more become united in a
fraternal and bfotherly affection.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
How Senator Doolittle was Feastod
at Green Bay,


A friend Of ours who has Just re
turned from trip to the Green Bay
country in Wisconsin. tells us of a
practical joke, perpetrated bya radi-
cal Badgress on Senator boolittle
and bor bread-epd butter husband
which deserves reheafsiDg. It is|
among the best things Of these fes
tive days. FfA1
II appears that a prominent Re.
publican or the Green Bay Country
intimated 10 Senator DooIittle bylef-
ter, that II 4 certain Federal appoint.
ment could be given him he would
declare publicly in favor of Mr..
Johnson's policy, modesily adding
that bis standing inIths community
would enable him 70 benefit the
conservative" cause not little.-
Mr.. Doolittlc responded 10 good seas
on, announcing the pleasant news that
the appointment was made, and that
az he was coming on a certain day 10
the appointee's town--wc will call
the appointee, Bowers---.to make a
lcampaigu speech; he would bring the
commission with him and present Il
in person. Mr.. Bowers smilipglv
told his good fortune to his wife, who
didn't seem particularly enthusiastic
about it. The day for Doolittle's
arrival came, and Mr.. bowers invited
him to-dinper; sending word in. ad
vance to his wife, and requesting her
TO do her handsOmest In the way OF
creature comforts and polite atten-
tion, but above all 20 have enough, as
the Senator had had long ride and
was very hungry. Dinner hour ar
rived, and the sobsequious Bowers
walked proudly home with the dig.
uifed Doolittlc-4a live Senator in
that town being no common sight
They entered the house, but no smil-
ing Mrs. Bowers met them at the
threshold. Something was wrong
Mr.. B. saw the Senator seated in the
parlor and then went TO hnl the de-
llinquent and negligent mistress ofthe
the house. He hunted from parlol
TO kitchen, and from cellar to ga-ret
but not soul could he find save tn,
family cat. Wife, Bridget, baby
jail had disappeared, aud the neigh
bors Knew nothing oi their where
abouts The jinper-table was cvi
;dcntIy ready for the guests being
fully snren1 md the whole covered
from the flies b. a whito cloth.
\ Bowers couldn't understand il, bui
was f5reed 70 tell Mr.. Doohttls thai
Mrs. Bowers had been suddenly
called away by the sickness of q
neighbor's wife, and that they would
be obliged to dine withoutlad so.
ciety. AS Doolittle cared more Just
then about his dinner than about her
society, he readily asscnted, and wa:
at once ushcrcd into the dining room
Being seated, Mr.. Bowers. presum
ing that Of course, Mrs. b. had spread
a most sumptuous meal, proceeded L
remove the cloth which covered al
from sight. But how can We tel
what met their astonished lgaze2 Yet
as historians Ct our time, we have nc
right TO falterl They found "thil
and this only"--eight loares Of Breae
and SIC rolls Of Batter! 1854 ia
Mr.; Doolittle left for Milwauke,
by the first stage, and Mr.. Bower,
has since sent his commission back I,
Washington and is fast becoming
respectable citizen. Mrs. Bowers
"sick neighborp is doing as we'll a
could be expected Saa. Reg.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01

iion Of thsso larse sdyancos "out Of
biz own pocket" y wds 70 make kim q
Fve'enf Of a good t,oo-story hat This
i have failed 70 do. or course ]
know that she public judgement will
be "served you right, Charley. Why
don'tycu do 40 you agTced2' ! feel
bad about IL, as I suppose tbst "my
own pocket" viii not be 50 easily
reached hereafter. Thattbei''honcsi
tar payers may know the location
Of this ''pccket" I will slightly al,
ludo to tho fact that thomoney cqme
out Of the County S.fs. Learning
that he claims this safe as ''his own
pocket" I an not at all surprised at
the action Of tho "honost tax payers
comprising the Democratic County
Convention. In which he was defeat
ed 10 obtaining the nomination for
Treasurer, (aIthough no and his
friends say that he was defeated by
the ''d--d dutchman to keep him
from bolting-") The people are un-
doubtedly convinced that this Con,
vention acted wisely iu transferring
this "my own pocket to tho keeping
Of another. He passes judgment up.
on this township by saying that il Is
"nciiher distinguished by tho.li5eral
ity Of its rich men or the magnanim.
ity Of It's officers" Without under
taking to controvort this statement,
the people Of Louden townAhip feel
an honest pride in referring 10 the
fact that she has performed we'll her
part in the great struggle for the life
Of the Nation, aud they rejoice to
know that they have kept faith with
tho families Of those who have suffer
ed, and If now her officers arc Sian
dered by men who sought to deprive
their township ofits just proportion
Of Relief Funds, they can congratu-
late themselves that the verdict Of
their people is swell done. good apd
servants r fF tt.
sa'gHf ~ CHARLES FOSTER.
FosroRtA, Oct. 20, 1866. f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
The Use of Horse Meat in Paris.


3 A late Paris letter says: &
AT this moment Americans visit
the stalls aud slaughter houses where
Bucephaluses and Rozinan ntes end
their carer, and handing one of the
men attached to the establishment q
franc, they are initiated into the mis-
teries Of this branch Of industry
Here they see trotsed out an animal
with brilliant step and a bright eye.
Why, is he 10 be sacrificed when he
looks as if he would bring some
hundreds Of dollars? But his price
is only twenty-shree dollars, for he
has the vice Of kiekihg. Another
steed IA brought out who haS a lame
ness In one Of the cords Of the lower
leg; he is foundered and it only for
the hammer.
Two Of these establishments are
sustained ia this city, but the horses
at one of these slsnghter-houses are
not served for the table; they are
animals spoiled by disease, and are
nlerehspdise only 50 far as hoofs,
hide, teeth, hair and grease are con-
cerned The universal testimony as
20 horse meat conours with that which
many army officers aud soldiers have
given--thas il is very much like beef,
only il is coarser- grained and darker
ia color. yitis curious fact that
white and grey horees are more fire.
quently diseased than any others,
their lungs being not rarely mass
Of corruption-sh thus verifying the old
adage, 'as poor a. white horse. ~
The horses are killed. instantly by q
blow on the head or by beinl pierced
to the heart.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01

The Union Governor BeFoman--
has been reelected by large major.
ity, aud her fall complement Of Con-
eressmep--triumphsntly elected.
Hurrah for the brave people OF this
infant State. She deserves much for
her adhcranco 10 the Union, but still
more, that she spurns "my policy"
OF Andy, do you hear the thunder
iues Of tho storm that bears down up
on you from tho mountains Of the
Young Domiuion?" 'N'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01

Ifi.A wagon containing Eve hurdred
pounds Of powder recently ,lew up
while crossing the plains. he wag-
on was torn 20 fragments ami scatter
cd in avery diFoetion. ia h'b being
the largest piece sonnd, III 700 yoke
Of oxen were torn 10 pieces aud two
lothsryohs badly burned All that
could bo found Of the drivr vas =
plece Of opesof his feet = 10 Iut of !
hnger and fragment Of his skull.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-01
Fiiesn military prisoners @ers
discharged from the Ohio Penissn-
tiary yesterday. under ssdsfs fton
Washington.
Mew Aaptrtiselutnts.
NOTICE.

fT1HE sntns~ y heirs of Miehssl Kisns, a,s..sss,
IL will take uesics, thsi 1nnos q Retisspn. "a.
The estate 81 ssid dsesase ~ tks aak
dsy sfstpfrmhsf, h6f, fled Nj psillo. ths Pro.
bsie Coen ~ - Couhy. Ohia, ansfIuf thai ths
psspnal estate Of sad deoedsnt " Insufficient nay
The dsbtttad cha rfes ufa,usi the tia y died
seixed IN fee siurls of nlot No elsven Ia the town
of Msrico, in the tounty Of Wtandof IN ssirHtais.
and that " uut uown hein bold she nenf inhsritanee
thsrsin The prayer OF sad psiuoa ~ for the ssls of
ssid prsaiss or the ofths debts snAchsrees
aofsssid. Nsid petition will be fof hssdne On ths
ant day u D-asmber ien5, sites pcieck A. =.
JAMES n. ROBINSON. Adrnuniaisffnior.
GirsoH PEEFsoroH. Atiorneys.