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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24
TRIST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
ID cuted TO nae June II, 1867, By Henry Bell, /
will sell to the highest bidder. for cash. at my
residence in the seventh ward of the city IT
Nashville, and near the MurfreesbOrO Pike, on
Tuesday, the 27tn day of November al 10
O'Clock. two MICH COWS, mentioned IN said
trust. Reference is made 70 Book 50, page 142
Of the Register office Of Davidson county.
A. II. HURLEY Trustee.
Nashville New II, ls67-td
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24
TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THREE MORTGAGES
ID executed 10 the Mechanics Building and
Loan Association by Sam1 kimbro, will 0dsr
at Pablo Sale, on Saturday, the 3oth day
Of November, on the Public Square near the
Ated on the waters 0f Mill Creek, ia Civil Dis
tricts Nos. 8 and one tract Of one hundred
and forty nine acres more or less, registered in
Book No. =, page - one tract Of one hundred
acres. registered 10 Book p, page 90 SalsEith-
out redemption. TERMS CASH
h. LUSk. Treasurer
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24
IN RANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF MIDpIF Tenn. AZ SnrHvuLr. 1
November H. 1867.
40 MHoN IT NAY CONCERN.
THE UNDERSIGNED EFRFRy cTvrs
- notice q his appointment as assignee Of
N ade IL. Meggerson. Of the con6f~ ~
Dekalb and State Of Tennessee. ,r;thin s,S5
District, who has been adjudsed banErspts ~
his own petition, By the District Court ~ "a
ROBERT C NEsMITH. Assignee
rnvci IauQws NV
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24

EREIGHT RECEIVED AT NASHVILLE
II and Chattanooga Railroad and remaining
unealled for
ii. 4. Xaryan, ninety barrels oil.
ID. Rosenthai, fifteen dry hides.
J. +. Keel, four barrels oil.
ThOs. Branon Z Bros, one ear coal.
f. C. Harvey, one hogshead clothing, seven
chairs.
Chas. Metcalf, one barrel molassss.
Il. Gladstone, two bags nuts, two bags wax,
twenty seven bags rags, three bags ginseng,
one cask old iron, one barrel old iron
A. ;. COlyar, one ear lumber.
Sydney Green, eolOred, one bundle old bedding.
j. y. VanDyne, two boxes metal.
r. W. Greenhalge, box drugs.
). @. Crumley, three bundles bedsteads, three
boxes. one barrel. three chairs, one bundle
bedding, two spinning wheels, two rims
G c. Hughes, three barrels potatoes.
Davis Rosenthal. thirteen dry hides, two bags
rags one bag feathers.
II. Il. Yaryan, forty six barrels oil.
J.. Hath, one bundle.
McAllster & ". three bales q. bags.
ID. Kosenthal, three bags rags.
B, Adam, sixty-One dry hides,
s. b. Spurioek, six bales cotton.
GhOs. Parkes Il Co, four bales cotton.
McAllister Il W., eleven bales cotton.
Bailey, o. & Co., ten bales cotton.
Walsh 4 Mct4oTeTn. lot dry hide.
Stratton, c. 4 Co, seventeen bales cotton.
nova IL
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24

The Republican majority last year
was 1879, which shows a Democratic
gain Of 6365s
The official returns of the vote for
members of the Legislature in New
Jersey show total for the Democrats OF
67,46s, and for the Republicans 5l,ll4,
being g majority for the Democrats Of
1884 This is a gain since last year,
when the Republicans had a majority Of
l4sl, Of l7,s45
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24
THE ELECTIONS.

The official returns Of the vote for
Secretary Of State in New York stands
M follows
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24

The pr ,oners confined in the jail al
cambridge, Tenn, attempted TO escape
Two Of them, Mosely and Miles, both con
fined on a charge of murder, we're success
full The rest Of the prisoners we're Sc
c11rnd
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24

Lord Lytton, the chairman, rises. He is
excessively dressed up, and cannot sup
press ms vanity over sixty, Bulwer doesn't
look my but he is made up his hair,
and beard, and eyebrows are too dark not
to excite suspicion; voices are the real
tests Of age, and when he spoke it was the
voice Of past generation. Disraeli him
self has not such jewish face as Rulwer.
whose nose is almost caricature Of the
aquiline There is unmistakable power
in every line of his face, however; his
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-24

The North Georgia Annual Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
will meet in Atlanta on the 9th inst, and
the South Georgia Conference of the same
church will assemble in Savannah on the
18th Of December.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
A Novelty in Hats.

The laics, novelty in hats has been
introduced 10 the trade quito recent
ly, aud promises very soon TO Gem.
pletely rovolutionizc the straw goods
business. This is n Modena hat.
The material is secret. The hats
arc made in perfect imitation of straw,
Of any shape, are strong and water
proof, and can he manufactured at
about half the cost of straw good-,
Already thcso hats are quite popular
with the ladies', as the shape, once
fixed, is preserved in spite of ali
changes Of weather. Some very beau
tiful patterns aro produced, aud any
shape into which straw is oapable Of
being fashioned eau be initiated with
this material. Ifhe demand for this
new style is so great already that the
utmost resources Of a New York os-
tsbIishment are taxed to supply IL.
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Better Times.

Better times arc coming, says an
exchango--times when tho poor aud
destitute can be supplied with the no
eo'sarics of life, at prices within their
reach. Tho prices Of goods have ral.
Ion materially, aud arc destined to
come still lower. The indications
wero never botter than at present for
a good wheat crop, aud in couso
queuee broadstulIs arc falling rapidly,
notwithstanding tho efforts Of speou
lators to keep them at famine prices.
In few weeks moro tho fields will
bo tecming with their rich harvosts
Of golden grain, enricLing tho hus.
bandmcn, aud making glad tho hearts
Of the poople. Shouts Of praise will
swell up 30 the givor of all good for
his bounties, from tho hearts OF a
thankful people; and tho song Of the
harvest homo will bo sang in every
valley, aud reverberated' from every
hilltop, filing our land with melody
Tho angel of peace has returned 70
dwell among US. We trust, forever.
The temples of liberty, so long ccle
brated in history aud in song, have
ceased to bc mockery, aud become
a living reality. Every American,
when ho looks at the "0ld Starry
Banner the omblem Of the nations
glory, feels thrill Of pride swelling
up inhis heart, when no contem plates
the fact that il does "wave DER the
land Of the free aud the home of the
brave With the gentlo beams oil
poacs resting lovingly ia our land
With freedom as tho birthright OF cv
cry man, woman aud child in th,
country-vith granarios oyeraowin,
with tho "staG Of liie," and ever,
necossary within tho reach Of all, a.
they viii DO shortly, our country will
become the Paradise ofsarth, and our
people the creates. and happiost be-
meath the sun.
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Wool in Ohio.

We clip from the Ohio Humer the
following in relation to the prospects
of tho wool trade;
The general quietness Of the wool
trade during the entire spring season
betokens healthy state OF business
when tho market She'll open for the
new clip. With the old stock we'll
worked up, aud nobody scared or
hurt, all parties are cultivating a
good appetite for tho trade when the
hour does arrive, two important facts
will be disclosed, the Que will bo that
the lofts are clear Of desirable domes.
tic feeces, with foreign bales held at
prices that ensure fair rates for do.
nestle; the other fact which will be
disclosed is that the new clip will
come into market with light weights
ia consequence of the cold aud wet
spring and also in less aggregate
quartity than l, expected. Wo see
Il prcdioted by Eastern reporters
that the now crop Of domestic Aeeces
will exceed that OF last year by Rfleen
millions Of pounds We d. not think
so. As general thing, sheep In the
West have wintered badly, great
numbers have died and their wool
has gone to swell the immense pile Of
pulled. which for some time back have
|Rlvtted the mmkct
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Foreign Nows.

The Emperor Alexander was at
Dnrmstudt on Saturday.
King William and Count Won Bis.
mark have returned from Berlin to
Paris.
Ten forts are to DO erected nonr
Vienna, MS tho bogiuiug Of a system
or tortiiications to cost eleven mil.
lions of forms,
Spain is about 10 consider in Par.
limeut u consolidation of tho whole
national debt ina three per cont
stock.
A telegram from New Orleans says
that lettor from Quoretaro, publish
cd in Matamoras ON tho "a, says
Maximillan will be banishcd.
Official odvices from Cretc state
that on tho 3d of Juno Omar Pasha'r
army defeated nm army of tho Chris
,ians, tho lattcr losing 500 killed.
Dispatches from Greece report thu
many volunteers from that oountr,
aFo joining the Christians in Crete.
The Feuian Walsh and his com
panions, who have boon on trial be-
foro tho Special Commission at Linn
rick, have been found guilty
A letter from Rio Janero gives the
most frightfnl account Of tho ravages
of the cholera in Brazil. Nearly SOW.
en- hundred died in tho Brazilian
camps, ON the river Platte, in four
days. In Buenos Ayros tho streets
were 6llod with funerals.
News from San Luis Potooi, to tn,
Goth ult., says Maximilian, Mira non
Mejia aud Castillo wero tried b.
court martial and il was expecte,
they would be sentenced to death an,
shot the next day Maximilan dc
MED the jurisdiction of tho court OF
grounds of International law,
The siege of the Ciiy Of Mexico
according to letter received by tn,
Mexican Minister from Gen. PORTER,
DiaE,, dated May 2s, was progressing
most iayorably. $4,000 men haC
b7en concentrated about the city, anC
all avenues Of escape cut off Gen
Diaz confidently predicts that befor,
the letter is received tho soil Of Mex
100 will have been rid Of traitors.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Democracy VS.. Education.

The Democratic party are, you may
say, almost universally opposed to
the progrqss Of education. When the
common school system was adopted
by the republican legislature for this
State, the opposition groaned nth
despair, at the idea Of q general Sdu.
cation Of tho masses.
They felt their prospect Of success
was hopeless, Their fears we're we'll
grounded. No victory has porched
itself upon their banner in a State
contest, since. Nor will il until they
recognize the great truths advanced
through education.
Wherever you 6nd an educated and
moral community, yoa and tho Re.
publican patty IN the ascendcncy -
Why9 simply because they recognize
spd build up their organization upon
tho truths opunciatcd in science and
theology.
Tho ssrongholds Of the Democracy,
arc represented In two iustances,-
ths Five Points Of Now York and
Egypt, Of fIllinois,-diiicrent Ia many
respects, but tho same in the absence
Of education aud religion
The south did not daro to educate
their negroes whilst they we're In
slavery, for consciousness that edu
cation aud slavery were Incompatible,
deferred them. IL is just so wi h the
Democratic party to day. They rec.
ognisc that tho vitality Of their party
rests ie the srcat mass Of unt tducated
voters in its ranks;-mako reading
and writing qualification Tor fran.
ch;so aud they would soon DO mum.
bered among tho organizations Of the
past.
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Surratt's Trial.

The trial Of john u. surralt, as an
accessory In tho assassination Of
Abraham Lincolo, is now progress.
ing il Washington. The prisoner
has evinced marked signs Of ureasi
ness since the'opcning of the trial,
and when on Monday, Sergeant Dye's
testimony was given IN, and he raised
aud pointed his arm at the prisoner,
ss the man he saw in company With
Booth just previous to the sssassina-
ticn outside the theatre, both. surratt
and his counsel became much demoral-
lied and shovel outward marks Of
fear aud hopelessness The accused
will no doubt receive the reward he
iuatly merits--that Of felon's doom.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Il The cholera has made its appear
ance 10 New York City.
: The life raft, Nonpariel, on a voy
ago to Europe, has been spoken IA
miles from Sandy Hook.
California has contributed s7f, d3t
for the relief Of tho South.
Isaac Newton, Commissioner ofth,
Agricultural Bureau, is III oftyphoid
fever, aud the physicians say he can
not I've the week out.
! Minister Campbell has been in
stFucted to take up his residence near
the Juareg Government.
Ono hundred and thirty thousand
dollars has been forwarded to Now
York from indianapolis to pay the
interest on the State debt. 4
One thousand nine huudrcd aud
seventy fouremigrauts passed through
Columbus last week, of whom 49l
will remain In this State.
A. T Stewart, the merchant, Bier.
stadt, the artist, aud Maggie Mitch
ell the actress, sailed for Europe
Saturday.
Reports from Mississippi state thar
reconstruction is going on very vel
In that State, and General Ord is
growing in favor with the unionists.
The Indian war was the subject Of
discussion In the Cabinet yesterday.
and tho whole matter was given over
to Gen. Sherman, to be conducted
according to his discretion.
Tho rebels arc complaining that
the Frecdmen's Bureau agents arc in
structiug freedmen with regard to
their privileges as voters. In view
OF the fact that all tho district com
msnders have Issued special and dis.
tinct instructions on this subject, the
President will not probably Interfere
Gen. Sherman sent dispatch to
the War Department, Wednesday,
saying that hostile Indians had do
stroyed some of his telegrqphic lines.
From Fort Larmie the Interior De
partmcnt has information that the
representatives, Of two hundred lodges
came there aud wanted to make peace.
The President will start on his
Northern tour Friday morning, aud
60 Immediately to New York, where
hc will remain over night, proceed
ing TO Boston Saturday On his re-
turn hc will spend a day or two at
Newport with Governor Burnside.
The members of tho Senatorial OK.
cursion party arc all In favor Of a
July session Of Congress, and have
tclegraphedt to Representative Schenck |
Chairman Of the Union Congressional !
Executive Cowmitteo, TO advise all |
members to bc present.
There was Cabinet meeting, yes
torday, at which It Is understood tho |
subject of removals by District com
mandors was under discussion. The !
President is said to bc preparing an
order restoring tho officers removed
aud instructing tho commanders not
TO continue similar measures.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Our PLATFORM.

Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tennes.
sec, in QUO Of his speeches, shit the
rail on the head" when he said:
Let our laws aud our institutions
speak not Of white mon, not Of red
mon. not Of black men. not of men Of
any complexion but like the laws Of
God--the Ten Commaudments and
toe Lords Prayor--let a.em speak Of
the Te,ple."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Abraham A.h, Plaintiff, Court Of Com. Pless
wiham q Lewman, ,dept. seneca County, ohio
VNHE defendant will take notice, that on the an
- day of March, 1877. the aaih piainflGnled hln
letiiion againsf said defendant N nc derkis ~
nee ofsaid Conrt Of Common Pleas FOR and giihin
the county o. Seneca and State Of Ohio wherein,
Th.t the leth Of January 1850. the sald de
fndant executed aud delivered ~ principal. with
ns nas! 's,n'n s w. " surely hi, eertslu prom lssgly
Die IN one year after said date TO Harriet D4y or
ofuer, Nth interest hat said defendant neglected
o Py o., sn1di-ehara~ said notes and thtt pirin.
lt, On The eih day Of March. 1887 was COM
PEELED 20 and did discharra aud ptv - the same
In the sum of nve hundred hfY fur, aud inst said
sum. snm = due tIom i.iendant hersfof With interest
lha, the defendant on ti-e fTth NJ Februsry,
looli eSf'uted fnd delivered 10 fli Lewman his
piomasofJ nOfei,r g., payshle two yeLri ten
with interfsi lrom late rhat 10 secure Inc pay
mehl o. said note 70 sad III Lean m or his ~
ngns, All william Q L'wman executed paper
wfi'igys attestcd hf two Witnesses. under the seal
sna sigHHiure Of defendant, properly acknuwiedg'
su Gu 9c 9re yusilce OF tlt Peace said Ell LewmAn
anu william q. LNnith believing The same WAS
m"rtgase upon the west half a The north west
qn.rte, ofseclion slx ~ townshIpthree, lS)north
y yi 'hhgc iuure east, In Seneca County, Ohio,
y. ~ said pipcl writlne wa. presented fur record
ApTH ~, '0i, and recorded therein Juge III. lssi
thatsaid defendant WAS then and 1tere the own.
er oi sald resl estfie. md meant and intend 10
ninrtgagc the same, hut failed In the granting
clause, whore s4h defendant IL named "a rrsntee
M ias snd El Lewmamas grant,r. That said plain
,li m p nov the owner and holler ofsaii note and
paper writing, and Of NJ the interest Of said ~
brwnan thrrein, snd the same II q lien upon aald
fetl esAt, aud that there II on 20 nisIniif from
nslenuhnt ihereon the sum OF two hundred and
,5s ,S,,hVe dollars with Interest from February
lhe sid plaintiff pray. Judgment se.lnt defen.
LA le .ot salh several sums, with interest that
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
Estrav.

SIkhtEpf rom the subscriber living y mile
small BAY MARE, ak vears old, star In the fore
head, lams In the leh hind leg, had on thres
shees Mne9 sua aninNl len houAe. A liberal re-
NAL, eriniorma'ion Of her Whereabouts.
Scs~csr, nruc res, rss.-svs ssASpn sAASnh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

a member Of the Maryland Consti
tutional Convention declared, Satur
day, that the question Of ihe right OF
secession was settled only for so long
as the pre- ent party continues in pow
or.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20
TERMS OF SALE.

Advertisements Of stock are prepared, naming
each article hnd Its value, aud are placed In sealed
envelopes, and we'll miHed. One of these enyei-
ores, containing an Advertisement together with
oholce collection OF Popular fongs aud Recipes,
or awen executed Photograph, will 10 sold At
our Ware-Rooms or sent by mail TO any address
Tor twenty-five Cents, or Five for one Dollar
on receipt OF tho advertisement, you will see
whet You aro going 70 have, and then II Is your
option TO pay the Dollar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold or sill
yer watch. Silver Plated Tea Set Sewing Ma
chine or any other article nur list for One Dul-
lar AF-The price OF an envelope ia Twcnty-1 Ave
Cents 80 give u call and satisfy yourselves that
you can buy more goods for the money than ever
was sold at any Other Place In the Country.
no All those who order from the country must
be particular In giving their Pist once Address,
the name ofthe Town and County in which they
live aud by what Express they will have heavy
goods sent. Company's waro-1ooms for the
North-West No 20 Market street, THIN, Ohio,
opposite the Davis House.
June 10, 1897
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

A movement has been started In
Virginia for the purpose Of eneour-
a2lug tie subdivision Of the large
"a asna into farms Of marketable,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

ALL TO ne SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to vslae. Not to I've paid for un-
I'll you know whatyou are to receive.
The proprietors Of this establishment offer this
lot OF goods for ONE DOLLAR + CH, although
unredeemed gods are usually sold at auction At
the expiration OF elk months. They are con
stantly making advanres Merchandise Of alt
kinds, both to Manufacturers and dealers, and all
goods not rcdeeme'i In due time, will include the
same In the present sale.
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Nrw Advertisements.
\ WORD TO SPORTSMEN
AND FARMERS,

| Will .KgnP ron SALE THE BEST OF
slIOr suNs,
R2VOLtEns.
PISTOLS
POWDER fLAsr<s,
ShOf POUCHES,
GAMH HkaS,
POCKET KNIVES, n AzuRs, SIIO Z, III An,
CARS AND CARrRhDGks.
I an prepared tado all klnds OF Gun work, Al
keys TO locks, put In knle 0ladca, and do all klnds
Ol lhrass and iron work genen'lly, | will thank
all who have anything la my line Ia give me
call, shop opposite NJlors Hardware Storo.--
Look ios tbs sign Of the big gun.
Heal Quarters for Sewing Machines,
q. II. STING.
Who has htted up a RON expressly for them, and
aud Il agent for two ofthn bot mNohlnes In use,
such aa the EtnA and the Hove sewing Ma hines.
He also repaiFa SeNing Machines wf all klNds, aud
keep, aeeirs and tho tesi u sewing MNchias oil
nr sale, he HIS very often poi gyA,d uecond hAnd
m.ehines otyAhoas kluds tor sale.
Jone 20, 10 7-tG
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EXCURsTONS,,

Wednesdays anil Saturdays leaving ns sbovr.
~ 10 A. M. Wednesdays. and p. NJ. SATURDAYS.
Fare, Tor Round Trip, 800.
The boat can be chartered b. the trip or per
centage Of passenger tickets on all other days rx.s
cept Sundays, between the hours Of 10 NJ and 5
Liberal Inducements offered to excursion par
es, either on special or regular trains along the
linss o. me z ID h and Ma &NRR.
The star has been a,tcsl out With Hpecial ree.f-
enee 70 the accommodation and comfort OF excur-
SION SION F.fties, having on. Awning Deck over the
en'ile hurricane deck n commodious, airy cabin
Guy GUY ior seven hundred to thousand passengers,
Alter september Goth will make but Que trip a
day leaving Putin Bay at 9 81 and ssnduskv
tripsi W
y u. All business communications should be
addressed. steamer Evening Star, Sindusky. o.
June 18th, 1861. wM. HAMILTON, Clerk.
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ALSO FINE LINEN, LYLE THREAD AMI
cELToN DRAWERS AND UNDERSHIRTs.

Agents for the Star Shirt, neatest best
fitting and most economical. We would also call
the attention TO Country Merchants that we job
goods, at Eastern prices, giving them m opportu.
nifty TO assort up goods as they may be short In At
very low figures Farmers will save from 20 10 90
per cent BY calling on US before purchasing else
WITH NEW PKIcES. Call and convince your
self at sTEINAU a BRO.
No, 2, National Ex. Bank Building, opposite shaw
hans Block. Jnne 9Th, 1867.
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A. 40 A. NJ, saudusky At M. frxcpr.ior
Returning; leaves Put-in-Dsy At 4.so p Al .nH
kelleys Island At o'clock arriving Al sandn,Iv
N7P.M.
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Principal Warc-ROOms,
No. IS SUDBURY ST, BOSTON, MASS.
No.. 10 Market Street, Tifin, Ohio.
100000 MELODEONs,

GoH and jSiiver Wdiches, Sets of
Je,eelry, Seeing Machiaes, Pho
togroph AtJHms Gold Pens,
Silver Plated Tea Ses, Eagrayings,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Dry Goods
DC. &C.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Our bomestics, Dress Goods, White CosAs Lac.
hieings, tmhrpidvres, Trimnings button. co.'s
nts iispAskels, and lAlkee N0ti AZ alc corK-
pi.,e WI reuaianiee TO b. The lAig.st aud cheap
NO trouble 70 shvtr roods ~ y lI
Respectfully,
q, x BROWN q co,
MHy Tth, lo5h
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-20

Passengers leaving CLEVELAND Al A.os I'm an.
stations along the Northern Division OF c. A M
X r., and also those leaving Cincinnati At Jam
VIA columbus, ard shelby or Hewvrk, make cluSe
connection With evening boat N-'
Island passengers leaving by both morning and
afternoon boat, make close Connections with the
southern roads; both Of which make direct con :
neeuons east Ana Westn Monfoeyilldand Clyde.
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Returning: leaves sam
dusltV

A. 10 A. M. Al P. NJ, Arriving at Keilsv,s rsl.oa
N IL A. NJ q pm, and Pui-in-bay at IL NJ. and
pP.M. N