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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
Nem'nork Daily gribmote,
FRIDAY. JUNE Z. 1866.
To Advertisers.

We will thank our advertising customers TO mana IN
their Advertisements carly en- hour a pos'e i'o'Neo e
t they came, he ,ls..ied under their proper heads
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DuolnCs5 Notices.

BuRNErT's STANDARD COOKING EXTRACTS are
carefully prepared fruits cad spices the bee, quality and eha
nge competition Their uuver. success is based upon their merit
R-nce made to che principal Purvey' Coueconer and io'
United States For sac by choice Druggists and GFoer'
everywhere
THE HAT TRADE.-KNOX the uurivaled manuiac-
dress l. rtta5shed n bis old oeay
No 12 Broadway corner Faon- where d. The most T ntd
devoted the ha' uade In this country He assortment acJ
Lais Sumer the best and cheapest tie city KNOX
also retains NO. $40 Briway for the acomodon 81 up
town where be- sells the superior quality Of good 'hs'
are supplied q BIZ old heal quarters
Life Insurance Companies wish their patrons to live
long rossh--ihcy shou O. therefore them me
rse fnrrarrafe remedies n te beginning Of any Dis
ssse tho. they should upon TIE first appearance al the
.vnpou. al dofdrrrd couda 90 e bowels 90 max" use OF
MasnsNs >NErPty would ind that some years
Wou average leush % LIE Of their nsafees Depot
~. a u % .dway.
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THIS rvFNING A p THE NYNPHs AND THE BUTTER
Ply. pDCHALUMfAN TIE lavels Gabriel ftancois Antoine
Young Slrora Pcpha Mons Van tarue founs Amet
S. e Thee Flying lrnPcze Tue Mliluei Brothers va 'h'h
cal Groupings
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amnscmenl5.

vrW FRENCH THFATER-OPtEA.
TINS FyFNfyg 81 tte Eu.ll Comic Opera Thy. Do.tuN
az tIrANTAEA Bliss hriu. Nlsa Lcta afi0l Nfs NoltI
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THIS TvFN1NG. ate ~ Is NINFH 400 LATE 70 MIND
A.. Frederic Robinson John Gilbert ttes sef Marx smith,
teofse o anl. Young loson. b J. kiugoi, blo~Lr Mha
Ion Grttsra Leonard hernes Wilson Nrtiron Pope ward
Chn Nss Burse Mi.s Madeline Henuqles Miss h Barrett
Miss scott
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UNION COURSE Long leland
THIS AFTERNOON ats TROrrlNG Match for $1,000
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OTNNPTC ITFNTFE
THIS EVENING. o. g-OUR MtICAL FRIEND, Mrs JOIN
Nod
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-22

baseless assertion is caught at for support, tnat
Mr. DAVIS was guilty Of all kinds Of savage cruelty
in the exercise of his high Office during the four
years Of the Confederacy. General charges OF
this character are the only weapons these habit
ual libellers resort to- If called upon to substan
tate them, you shall hear them say, Henderson
vile, salisbury, "Belle Isle," &C.: although 1t
has been proven again and again, that Mr. DAVIS
was not personally concerned in the conduct OF
any of these establishments, nor cognizant OF the
abuses alleged. Would it not be deemed a hard
case to condemn President JOHNSON to the penl-
tentiary because some of his subordinates in the
line, or in the Quartermaster'e Department., or
agents Of the Treasury Department, have been
guilty of malfeasance in Officer say have stolen
cotton, appropriated horses or mules without
consent, sometimes without knowledge OF owner,
OF course we do not mean to assert that such
things have ever been committed by the afore-
named officials We are only "putting case"
by way of analogy. For what you do through an
agent, is the same as if done by yourself.
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REMOVALS..

rr,HE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED TO. THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL,
where he would be glad to meet his old riendB and Gus
TONER'S ..s=.-..
Mr.. JOHN T. FLYNN still superntends the TAILOR
ING DEPARTMENT as usual. A. g. HULL, Agent,
May28 Draper and Tailor
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EsTl,AY NOTICE..


STATE OF SOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIST RIOT.
rrOLLED BEFORE ME-, BY WM HENRY SIN K LER,
L of Eutaw, Bay Marc and Colt Said Marc is OF q
bay color about thirteen hands high six years old and
branded in four places with letters T ord T, and
appraised at eighty dollars The Colt is also bay about
fifteen months old; branded in two places like the Maro
and appraised at thirty.fve dollars.
THOMAS W. PORCuER, Notary Public.
Eutawville, May 28th, 1866. f3 June 10
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TO RENT, 60.
SALE.

TOR SALE AT Mills HOUSE STABLES, I,
n q lot of SADDLE and DRAFT HORSES.
Also, Z we'll broke MULES.
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LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
IRELAND

PROFESSOR +. ". THOMAS WILL GIVE LITE
RARY ENTERTAINMENT, in Hibernan Hall, on Mon
daY Evening next the 25th inst he will lecture upon
"Oratory and Life in Washington in the days OF the
Giants" In the Lecture he will give sketches OF OA1-
HouN, CLAY, WEBSTER, PRESTON LEaARE, Mrs MADf.s
SON. Mrs EATON etc., with original and select readings
in illustration of the subject
After the Lecture Professor THOMAS will read an or1-
ginal POEM in MSS (not yet published, upon '1reand
and her Wrongs" which he hopes will interest his
1rish friends and feoW-cilzens. Some comments WILL
bemade upon Irish character &c before reading the
Poem. s -
Tickets so cents to be had at the door, at the BooE
stores and Periodical Depots
Entertainment to commence at O'Clock. 49,
June 81
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TOR SALE, A LOT OF FINE YOUNG
MULES we'll broke in single or double harness.
ALSO,
"A lot of fine SADDLE AN D DRAFT HORSES.
Apply at MILLS HOUSE bIAbLE.
lima al 8
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Cow FL II Il l. E.-A iOUNG cow,
u with o CALF six weeks old, is offered for sale.
She is good mker, very gentle of superior breed
and raised in this city. Apply at No. 436 KING
STREET, third door above Hudson street.
lima Il
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

GEN. (sToNEWALL) JACKSON:
BY PROF. RSL. DABNEY. p D., OF VIZ VIRGINIA. 4ayMcp
1ATAT ~ HERO. Tie only edition, authorized by bis
widow. The author personal friend .sand ohief Of
Staff Of the Christian Soldier Carefully revised % ana ID
evaru countv Send for circulars and see our terms
o'o1s 4s6drees NATIONAL PUBLISHING G co.,
No. 214 seventhvstreet, Richmond Va
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s All communications Intended for fnto9oatson n
this ;ou,,.aJ must be addressed to Gse Editor Of
the 1ailu Ne,os, No. Is Hayne street, Ohorleston
3 g. business Communications to P,1osasher o1
we oamnot undertake to return rejected oonsnau'toa-
Advertisements outside OF the oy mus! be aooonpa-
MED Nth the cash. --
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.
LOST, STOLEN, &c.
BOARDING.

z=z BOARDING. =
nRIVATE BOA RDING.-A PL EA SAINT
ROOM with Dressing Room attached with Board
for Lady and Gentloman can be obtained at No. "a
COMING STREET. a few DAY BOARDERS can also
be accommodated. June 70
T1KIVATE BDAitDING. .PMitNIANENT,
L Transient, and Day Boarders can be handsomely
accommodated ut the southeast. Meeting and
Market streets Fine rooms and accommodation for
families at reasonable rates. 1n0 Nav 28
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WANTED, 100, 900 BEsTvQUALITEY,l la] Old
w BRICK. Apply at No. 80 s0Ol lETY.6ThEEaI.
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June 20
I1OR SAL. SEVEN WE'LL BROKE
II MULES, young; one fne saddle and draught
HORSE. Apply at sPR1GGs STABLES. June ID
NOR SALE. ALL THAF LOT OF LAND,
II with two and half story DWELLING, situated at
No. south-street, having double piazza and com mo-
dious basement fine cstern and we'll. The house is
new and In good repair and pleasantly located, with
dry lot. For terms and particulars, apply to -
s B. A. & j. T. EARLY -
June is Northwest corner Marker and East Bay.
TOR SALE.-sECOND HAND PRINTING
r. PRESSES AND TYPE in good order.
Fonts of Bourgeois, Pearl, Nonparoil. Mnlon, etc.
SMITH HAND PREss-Platen, 221a127 inches; bed,
26izx31 u inches.
WORREL HAND PREss-Platen, 22129 inches; bed,
24Hx35A inches. 1900.
inches; bed, 22x3G inches.
RUGGLEs' JOB PREss-standing Sheet Press.
Address W. D. MAXWELL, Wilmington, Del -
Or j. W. MCMILLAN,
May8 At this Office
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WANTS..

W7ANTnp, 100000 BEsTaUAh1HTpYTs1@lD .'aSe s41 !HpTs@
w BRICK. Apply at No. 80 soolEIY.eihhMa,' ~
June % N- 1m1
! aT7 ANTED. A WHITE WOMAN To WASH
w And Iron for small family. Reference required
Apply Of No BOHUROH-sTREET. June II
WANTED, KEsPONs1BLE w HIT
to take charge he Msrd%sse
store, corner King and Market-streets. -June- june ~
mo COUNTRY NEWsPAPERs.-AP PRIN-
i TER capable of managing the mechanical q depart. @
ment of country newspaper desires situation either
as FOREMAN or JoURNEYMAN in some newspaper
published in an interior town. either In South Carolina
Georgia or Florida Address, stating full particulars,
"PRiNTER,' Daily News Office Charleston, .. U.
June 10 -
1T7ANTED.-A COLOKED GIRL, 20 MIND
w achild. Apply at No. 28 RE1D.sTREEf.
JuleI8 sz=== z.-
HHARLEyTON OR r H AN H o U Sc =
~ Wanted competent person to take charge OF tne
Laundry Department Applications must De leie Will
| the Steward Good references will be required.
| June 16 z----
TmPLOYNENT WANTED, BY YOUNG
H. man. resident of Charleston, IN any capaclty.
Is good bookkeeper, and willing to make himself use.
full In any business. Best of references furnished
Address NERO, Glass Box No. 10, Charleston r. "
June 4 --
VTTANTED, BIZ A WHITE WOMAN, A
| w SITUATION In some respectable family, elther
as Cook or as Washer and 1roner. She would pc VIII
ling also to mako herself generally useful Apply at
No EAST BAY at the Offices Of the Daily News
| and Courier. May ~
| 7IIANTED, 5 A YOUNG MAN, A s1TuA-
w TION In some Wholesale or Retail! Dry doods OF
Grocery house, has some knowledge OF the Dry Goods,
and thorough knowledge of the Grocery BUSINESS nay
ing been in that business on his own account VIII
study the interest Of his employer ana is Wlng & 70
make himself generally useful Salary no object. Best
of references furnished. Address "F.' through tne
PostofHce, or apply at this Office. june =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
Union Platform.

Rcsolrcd, That the Union party Of
Ohio, having sustained the General
Government during four years of sue.
cessful war against the united efforts
of rebels in the South and their par
tisans in the North. now demand that
peace be established upon such stable
foundation that rebellion aud sccess.
ion will never again cudanger our ma
tional existence.
Rcsoit,i, That this Convention
fully endorses the Amendment to the
Constitution proposed by Congress to
the Legislatures of the States, as a
liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment
and the Union party of Ohio plcdg'
for it their united and hearty sup
port.
Rcsoirc1, That the nation owes th
heroic men of our Army and Navy
debt Of lasting gratitude for thci
patriotic services in defense of th
Constitution aud the Union, and W
urge upon Congress the duty q
cqualiziug bounties, and that while W
cherish with tender affection th
memories Of the fallen braves, W
pledge to their wives and orphans tn
Nations care and protection.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27
STAND BY YOUR GUNS |

The time has come for action. The
willy foe stands ready to strike han Is
with Southern traitors in overwhelm-
ing the loyal men of the North.
Remember that treason has not
been made odious-that traitors have
not been punished, that the loyal
men Of the South have not been pro-
tected and that security has not
been furnished for the future.
On the other hand, Southern trait.
ors have been pardoned. the scenes
of rebel cruelty of Andersouville aud
Belle Island, have been reenacted al
Memphis aud New Orleans the
nations Congress which stood firmly
by us in the hour Of trial, is de-
nounced by our chief executive al
NORTHERN TRAITORSl
Everywhere the signs of the times
are ominous of evil Our chief exec,
utive has deserted the great principles
of liberty and justice, and gone over
body aud soul to the South.
1t is necessary il we would preserve
the fruits OF our military victories, to
tie the hands ofthis evil genius of the
White House, by re-elec.ipg our Con-
gressmen.
Stand by your guns, then, voters Of
Seneca county, and pour steady FIRE
into the ranks of the enemy. lie
is . willy and cunning foe, but is
easily disconnected by a steady and
unwsvering attack,
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The Flood.

During the past week the southern
part Of the State, including the Miami
and the Scioto valleys, have been Wis
tied with one of tho greatest floods
known for years. Millions worth of
property and produce has been dc.
stroyed, and the papers from these
sections are filled with thrilling aud
periloui adventures
--"By flood aud deld.'
Scarcely railroad in the State but
what has been compelled to stop run
ming regularly on account of the man,
bridges washed away, For four day
no mails were received at this point
from farther south than Springfield.
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The Election.

One week from next Tuesday, the
great political battle will be fought IN
Ohio. The time is short and il be.
comes all Union men to loose no time
in preparing for the great struggle
The enemy are in the field working
vigorously, for our defeat. Nothiugl
will be left undone by them to accom-
plish their purpose. Where fair means
ail.to accomplish their ends; low trick
cry and cunning strategy will be used
against us. Voters Of Seneca county,
bear in mind, the great and important
question at issue: Shall the loyal
North, after four years Of bloodshed
and strife, ia which thousands of our
fathers sons and brothers lives were
sacrificed in preserving our republic,
dcmcan itself by surrcndering into the
hands Of those blood-dyed traitors Of
the South the control of the govern.
ment, or shall We give our emphatic
disclaimer to this repugnant policy Of
ANDREW JOHNSON, and return the
representatives Of our loyal Congress,
and thus secure ourselves against
these men who for so many years have
been using their utmost efforts to reud
asunder our Union and make our re-
publican governments failure. Shall
we reconstruct them. or shall they be
allowed to reconstruct us2 This Is
the great and important question. and
should not be lost sight Of Beware
of little side issues presented by the
opposition.
The prospects Of success in tho com
! ing election are very aattoring. The
elections in Maine and Vermont arc
; plainly indicative of the tide of battle
This great right-wing of the army o
tho Union has advanced upon tho
enemy, and glorious victory has been
the result. Shall the centre be found
wavcriugwhen the command to sdvanc'
r is given, or will it be found moving
| steadily forward in uubrokcn phalan'
4 to meet the foc2 Nerve yourselve
!. for the contest,-put every availabl
h voter in the ranks,--put sixty round
d of ammunition Union tickets---i
your cartridge boxes, and on the sec
N oud Tuesday of October next We sha
m "charge along tho whole line," an
1t overwhelm the enemy at every poin
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"BoYS IN BLUE"

The Boys in Blue" met last even
ing and perfected an organization.-
This should be the case in each town
ship throughout the county. 1t is
desired on the part Of the Encampment
in this city that the soldiers Of each
township organize and come in body
to the Mass Meeting on the I'd of Oc-
tober. A Convention Of soldiers and
sailors will be held in National Hall
on that day at 10 o'clock, precisely,
for the thorough regimental organiza
ton Of the county. The mode Of or
ganization is simple. Cali a meeting
aud elect your company officers, Cap
tain, 1st and I'd Lieutenants, W no will
appoint tho subordnates. The object
of this organization is to band the sol
diers and sailors of the county togeth
er in a solid phalanx against the Cop
perbcad foe, and their weapons vii
be ballots.
/ BY attending the Convention nbov,
spoken of, every company in the coun
lty will learn all that will be necessar,
for their future action. 1t is not ex
pccted that those who cling to Andre'
johnson will be present, except the
wish to vote as they fought.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

GEN. r. L. BucKLANp and Col.
FRANK SAWYER will address the citi.
zcns of Seneca County, Ohio, at the
following places
RED SCHOOL HOUSE, near BER-
KAw's, in Seneca township, Thursday
evening, September 9th, 1866.
TIFFIN-Friday evening, Septem-
Der 2Sth, 1866,
GREEN enthusiastically eve
ming, September Goth, 1866.
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WILL HE DO IT?

AfNer so mueh talk by the 1drer.
tiser, and the warm friends of Mr..
FINNEFoCK, about the increase of sal
cry for Congressman, will they state,
upon the authority of that candidate,
that he will upon his election, intro.
duce bill for the repeal of that act
WILL HE REFUSE TO TAKE
that $4,000 extra for his services? II
no won't renounce it, il he will receive
it, then he and his friends would do
we'll to forever hold their peace. Peo-
pie have too much sense to give weigh,
to the Advertisers repeated weekly
filings at MIR, Bucklaud. without ask
ing that plain question.
The Adeertiser has said in speak
ing Of this, that "the receiver OF
stolen goods is as bad as the thief"
Now will Mr.. Fiuneftock take that
s2OOOg Does he promise the people
to vote for its repeal ? There is time
enough before election for him to set
tho people right upon this question,
If he viii not pledge himself to do
this, with HIS WAR RECORD be.
fore the people, what reason has he to
urge for the place he would occupy.
Ir is reported that the Presiden,
has instructed the Secretaries Of the
Departments to discharge all soldie,
clerks whs attend the Plt,sburs Convea
lion, Hew he loves the soldisrst
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EDlroRs tribune :-Iu the town
of Reed, this county, the old mud.
pike is crossed by brook, about half
a mile north of the village of Omar,
This run has lately been bridged by
the County Commissioners, The
bridge consists Of stone abutments
about four feet long. the stringers are
about sixteen ieet long, For the
erection Of this bridge, the Commis.
sioners paid, out Oft the people, money.
$3.50. as l am Informed "a sum oon.
sidered by all persons in that region
twice as high as il should be, Fur.
thermorc, the contract was lot to the
most foul-mouthed Secossiouist, un.
hung, who now afirms that the nation
made, and carried on, the late war for
the clear purpose of killing Demo-
Gratis. OBSERVER
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The copperhesds Attempt to Ausess the Out
Going officials, but slgnslly Fail.
Their Dupliolty and Knavery
Exposed!
Mr., NOBLE, THE APPOINTING
POWER.
Finefrock a Cypher!
MS FRIENDS DISCO YER HIS
B1RRENNE,S,S.
HE Is LEFT DRtFTINGi
i'PITY THE SORROWS or A PooR OLD
MAN"

Mr.. LUTHER A. HALL, who was
appointed Assessor by President Lin.
coin, has been removed and Mr.. |
FRANK BAKER, appointed to the po-
sition.
Mr.. Hall has held this Office with
credit to himself and satisfactory TO
the people, but A. JOHNSON, Esq,
having bought up tho Democratic
party with the Offices at his disposal,
incontiontly goes back on the men by
whose votes he was placed in the pres
cnt position he disgraccs, and metes
out to these hungry new found disci-
pies, commissions in the "broad and
butter brigade"
Mr.. WARREN p. NoBLE, into whose
hands the recommending power has
been shifted, taking our new Assessor
under his protecting arm, proceeded
to Cleveland, to escort the President
through to Fremont. The usual a
mount Of dirt. t.cating was gone through
with, and n word in Audy's car, and
l the thing was did.
= OF tho incoming Assessor we can
= say but ittlc,--for the simple reason
that il would avail us naught. That
he has been an ardent sympathizoI
: with the South no one will attempt &c
deny. That he has stood with and
voted with the not.a man nora dollar
for. or.the-war-pariy, is Sufficient unto
tho day"
lie has n military history, and as
wo presume his claim for tho appoint
.Acut was urged by virtue of his hav.
ing been n soldier, we cannot ncglcc
referring to it. Fearing the draft
doubtless, us did a great many NOR,
of his party, hc enlisted in thrc,
months regiment, which was sent I,
Virginia. and under the command oi
some valorous officer, surrendered af.
ter n campaign Of l6 days, without
firing a gun. A prisoner and paroled
he returned to his Pillars and his pipe
to yawn over his musty law books
and sigh for the fame he might have
b won.
lie now receives his reward ard III,
famo he mayhap has dreamed of il
his dog tent, when the calm moor
looked down upon Il Potomac, which
flowed between HIM and the rebels
} has come to him after many days.
Previous to the removal of Mr.
HALL and his Deputies, the Democ
racy proceeded to assess these govern
mcnt officials for the prosecution OF
their campaign, knowing at the same
time that they would bo removed as
soon as Mr.. johnson returned to
Washington.
This bare-faccd knavcry wal
promptly met however, and they wen
. sinking to their holes. Thci
, cunning exceeded their discretion
aud they stand convicted of the low
r est tricks to which this party woul'
= stoop to carry out its purposes.
q Mr.. FINNEfRocK finds himself
d CIPHER, since he failed to get his ap
lpointment for MS friends at home
> and is now left drifting on the politi
II cal sea, deserted by his friends an
:, an object of pity to his foes. Poe
i FINNE will be doubly cyruER a
-, ter the 9th Of October next.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27
Aew Aarertise,tleuts.
NOTICED

silas Randall, Petition for o..
va. vorce, penolng III
Freebve w. Rsndsll. the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, for the County Of Seneea in
the State Of Ohio.
U,IIE saI Freelove w. Randall, will
l. take notice, that depositions OF wit
ncsses, will be taken by the petitioner in
the above entitled action, az rbe ONCE oil
Charles Kelley, a Justice Of the Peace in
Washington township, Hancock county,
in the State Of Ohio, on the 23d dap ni
October, A. d. 1866, between the hours
OF 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and z O'Clock p. NJ.
J. X. HORD, Atty for Petitioner.
Sept. 81, 1S66.-n50w5. pf. $3.50.
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The Pittsburg Convention.

The attendance to tho Soldiers Con.
veution at Pittsburg, is immense
The city is crowded with soldiers,
from the high private of the rear rank
to that of Major Generals. Great en-.
thusiasm prevails--decorations and
illuminations are numerous and cheer
ing, and everything is quite in con.
trast to the sidc-show held at Cleve-
LAM, ten days ago.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27
THAT JOB.


The Advertiser, last week, calls our
honesty and truthfulness in question,
and leaves us to our fate. Itsays our
afIirmations concerning the doings Of
the County Commissioners are false.
Mr.. Hollenberger, one of the bidders
for the Court House job--a Democrat
himself, gaze US The Jact' in the case.
Because he saw ft to connect himself
with Republican, in handing in his
bill, his bid was thrown out. We re-
fer all persons who would learn more
of this transaction to Mr.. Hollenber-
ger rrfrI..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-27

TnERE is no denial of the fact
that .hs present Sheriff has received, at
the hands Of tho Commissioners. $500
sxtrs. u ks lie why 10 Il no, asllsds