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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
PM. snKRlDAS.
INTERESTING TO SOLDIERS.
Work OF Div Niaion OT Referred CLAIMS or
i the Pay Department mp TO septem.
Der 4, 1893, ..r

This Division was established 10
April, 1865. The bill granting adj
ditional bounty pissed July %, 1866.
Since that date duly 28, 1850 the
Division has received in all 1891
cases of additional bounty. Ofthess
it has paid or settled 3s2, ,253, leaving
80, o5S to be settled. OF these sgain
Il ,4lO are ready for payment, lack
ing ouly the necessary rscsiptsd
voucher No. 8 for their payment.
They will bo paid so soon ss. these
vouchers are received by the Divi-
sion. us ..... .......,
As these claims are paid at the rate
of 80, 900 per month, If the claimants
will promptly send on. the receipted
vouchers, all he additional bosntiss
TiH have been paid BY The Let Of No
pember, 1868, e ....
In addition 10 the above the Diyi.
sion has received 37,462 claims for
arrearages Of pay, &C., due to officers
and soldiers, for services during war.
or these It has settled 36,S50 clsims,
leaving on hand only GIG cases to be
settled. -. "a
The bsrculaucan labor expended In
the settlement of this vast number OF
claims, not merely from the fact th At
in each Individual case, the claim,
after being receiv.d, had TO be re-.
corded aud the military history OF
each soldier. had to bs minutely
traced up to the period Of his enlist
ment, to ascertain whether or not he
WAS entitled to the bounty, but from
the further fact that in their settle-
ment the Division haS dis5ursed o36-
675, 1926 in such smsll sums as $50
and Sl0O. % s73F auJI sI8fu'pI
The economy in their settlement
has been as remarkable aa the labor
performed. The cost Of their settle
ment, including the expenses of the
division for throe years, Of every
character, such as the pay Of officers,
clerks, messengers, fuel, &c, ,hss beon
to the Government, less than one dol.
Tar per CLAIM. lal .r r.'aa
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MORNING, q SEPTEMBER Fif' 26 1865, Cd. :.
'"'GOld for the B6ndkOldor.' q


The uOD.u kldwardr Me Pbors 80 u
Clerk ofthe House of Re prcsents-
ttives, PubllsheS tho vote Of the nous,
! lS62) on 60 eurring miehGths Spn-
ate 4 apepdweptto the Leaal Tender
bill WherebY the interest OF The Eve
twenty bonds we're made payable ia
coin. On thisprpositiout (which Mr.
Stevens vehemently opposed tho Rc.
pubGeaPs stood yeas, AZ: psys, 55--
= majority 10 the negative, Al n,
Democrats bnf e6(Bailey, Of Pohn-
sylvsnia, and Noeli, Of Missoori,
voted TO pay lhes interest is gold, ,aud
eaTried Il, Brtg76rs Demoera ts, re-
corded their votes in favor of payius
| tgold-onIy fioo the other way. 7
~ Whist beeoniese now Of tho party
ulsmtr against ''gold for the boud
holderA, rags for the plOv,holdsrsl9 9''
Here are the names of the forty Eve
Dem ocrats who voted to pay interest
an coin i' eao n3Gu oiqntr0 ,no1Hi
s sSdeuha,n E. A neons Of Pom !;
CharlOs J aBiddls, Of Psuns ylVuuip;
hwm q, Blown, Of, ,Westi Va; Geo
ii. Pendloton, of o !, Goo, IL Browne
Of r. l.; Chas. B. Calvert, of Nd
Gco. y. Cobb, Of NJ y; Samuel s
Goa, Of 20; ia. A. oCravens, Of Ind
JuO J. Critteuden, OF by; Geo. W
Dunlap, Of Ky; ia. j., Epglish, Of
Conn; Henry Grider, Of Ky; Ed.
IIaight, Of n. Y; WIN. A. Halt, Mo;
Aa. Hsrdins, Of Ky; WIN =. Hol-
mGu, of Ind; Philip, johnson, Punn !;
Authouy i. Knapp, Of H.; John
Law, Of Ind; -Wm. T.. Lehman. Of
Penn; Rob. Mallory, OF Ky; Henry
May, Of Md; Jn6. w, MSSfics, Ky /;
VIII Noble, of0I El1SrlIH Nor.
ton, Of Mo-; Rob. II. p.Ndgeu, Of o,
MoseA H. ,0dslli of n Y,;i Nshemiah
Perry, ofN j. James G. Robinson
of NJ; ia. s. Rollins, of Mo; VIM
P. Sheffield, of X. T.; Geo. X shicl
of Oregon Nd. II. Smith, of M Y.
Juo. u. Stesls,l Of N. Y.;Wm, q
Steele, of N, j.; o, \, Yallapdigham
Of o. Cbaupcy yibbard, of N. Y,
Dan. w. voorhees,, Of fnd Eljal
Ward, cofN. Y; Edwin II. Webster
of Md; Keliah v. Whalcy, ofNlVa,
OhRs. A. Wiokliffe. Of Ky.; Geo. @
WOodrpaeS Of Conn.,, HSudyicka B
Wright, Of Penn. s,.f. f,,v,f,r,.
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tProm the Reei'tor.I
Bod A Gard.
sANpusKr, sett. II. Ies.

'NOOhiI OVPe' IL 0of
HERR EpiroR I ask you ttec,
four, seven days ago already yat's de
matter NIT dis Congress pisuesa7 and
you not told mo someding pout IL all
dc vile, but zhoOst. dry to make do
fuu at mo and make de oder yellers
laugh apout ne because | not unteT~
stand all dis. Now das ist aus go
spielt, Mein Herr. My head crows
worse and worse, und my schleep has
all gone away pretty mooCh, and Ish
not able to work any nit de shop, Do
poys keep sayin to me " Ludwig,
hurrah for Gjpson und Leo und
Sbaoksop und NOple und Stanley und
Deekiu's son for dc Congress Vat
do de poys mean when dey say dat
-eh? ? Who in de deekins is Dsekins
SOU uhd W does dc poy want to 90
NIT de Congress? Vst's de mattsr
m:t Herr Nople--eh Z Neighbor Won
EiseD say as To Crawford G Gouuty kill
Herr NoPle. Is Herr Nople dead ?
Veil, he vas goot Democrat, aud I
not like de people vot kill Herr No.
pie. Herr. Nipple shake Ludwig nit
de hand vopce end say! Ludwig,
ven l goes to do Congress, L takes de
tsx of Of you" But Herr Nopls Is
dssd--4eh z Now dey say yote for
Deskin's son ron fremont. NY head
svims yoIn und toun voh dey tell ms
dat. I not know Deekius nor his
leetle son. Neighbot Won Eissa not
know him Iud'mihS frow not know
him too. Deekin's son, oh. w
don't do old man so init de Congress!
Oh | goes crazy nit dis Congress
piEnsss. De Democrats is all tore
up, ! blsevss they not know vat dey
yah., | not 60 nit cm any more al.
ready. Dey used TO pc goot party
Ludwig, but deys all ore up now t,
uud dey let de Grawfsrd ReheIs,r vat
kill de soldiers, kill Herr Ngpls too
Hnd not like dat, I vote for Billy
Gipsou, und mein frcW dnd nsixhbor
YOh Eisen do 1hoost de sans aaR.
feels peter nov uud my hShAi not
FshSim roua uad roma ARy more.
uuterstands all die poy mud votes
for Billy GjPson. rs.,a-.
a..a. :.
! Nese for 6TanA- I'D pSass.
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How lrant WnnldnIt.

The Washington Chronicle has a
story hinting at dire plots by tho
President and his friends -plots
sgainst the existence, oF . Congress
aud tho perpetuity Of the Republic
which needed only the absence OF
Gen. Grant for their contamination
In pefsuahco Of their conspiracy to
get him out ofs,he countrN he was
to be sent to Mexico, as a kind OIL
tail to Lew Campbell's kite; but our
hero fatty refused to 20. But. say,
the Chronicle, aday or two 'afteI
this refusal, the President returned
to the subject, aud urged the smbas
~ on Grant, saying he had sent fol
Sherman TO take 5his plaee In the
mea ntiunc. 0oBgross was about %
assemble and the air, was full Of
rumors that the President would re
i''se to acknowledge the validity oI
Con s.ress, and sttempt to dispersea il
by afmsg Mr.. johnson had reee nt J
seemed to have peculiar dqslgns IL
regard To M>ryland. Grant romcm
bered all this, sud again declined to
leave tho country, this time IL
writing. After this Se wac summon
ed to . full cabinet meeting, Eher,
his detailed Instructions we're read
out by the Secretary OF State, as il
the objections aud refusals had Seer
Of no account. o They were deter
mined 10 mske'him go, whether he
would OF MOTTO drive out Of the
country which he had saved. Grant
was nov aroused, aud, before The
whole cabinet declared his unwill-
iuguoss to leave SWhereupoa the
President, not answeriug Grant, turu
ed to the Attorney General, aud ask
cd him whether thSre waSa6y feasor
Why Grant should not iiobey lsthil
order--vbeihsr he was iueligihles to
the position 10 any Wiy- Grant At
olce started to his feet and eKclaim
ed, "I can answer that question,
Nj, President, without Appealing tc
'ths Attorney sGenorzE ID am b IN
Ansr can citizen, haze been guilty
Of no treason or other crimo, and am
eligible to any civil of6oe to which
auy other American iis eligibe.i But
this ssA PnrvlyleiVil ID dtye 10 olEhicf
Jou would sssigp mo, and Lean mo
be compelled to undertake it. d,
legal military order you can give nj
\ l will obey; bat this IS civil, aud N o
military, and 4 decline Ethos duty
No power on eertb can force me 4
it," The President and his, minister
we're -Astonished- and silent, anC
Giant lsfi chs Cabinet shaubsf.
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What Soldiers wiIliSwallow who
Vote for Seymour and. Blair.


! They will swallow tho stateurSrit Of
Seymour in 1861, that eJCOBfedcr
ate, Constitution was better THAI. the
lConsti,ution Of the United States.
r They win swallow hn 'aeclsta,iou
tbatlH eosrcion would be as lad as
pccession."1T ,svs,str,ui.rsw
They will swallow his dsclsra ton
THAT ifths war vas not stopped at the
bid OF the Northeru ecppefheads, The
tesults would be rioth ind rebellion
At home. ----.-
They win swallow his record in
the Mes York riots, 10 which more
thspa thousand persons were killed
10y his mob and the campaign Of Lee
Fioto Pennsylvania made almost q
Anecess.I 800 f'fi ia h.7t ra'tfrH
They will swallow HE Oft repeated
declaration that if he. accepted the
nomination Of the New York Couven.
tion hS would be a dishopored man.
They will swallow the declaration
In the New YORK platform. that the
Sou.hern rebels who ba youcted aud
burned our wounded on the battle
6eld, and starved our, prisoners 10
pens BY thousands. "wers a most
gallant aud determined foe'" 7I...
They will swallow the platform OF
Frank Blair that looks only to war
aud strife, under q Dcmoeratic ad-
miuistration. alice f.H. g..
They will swallow the declaration
Of Frauk Blair, in his speech accept
Jog the nominstion, that Lee aud
JohpSon should receive, equal shonors
With our Uniopr friends, aud that
those who fought to destroy the Up-
ion ere the peers Of those who fought
10, save IL, NJ 81. t.r,,g ..fyrg r..
They win sWPuow the fact that
Wade Hanpton, General Forrest aud
a HUNDRED other rebel generals who
are still hostile 10 the Govern me nts
were the hackers and supporters Of
Blair, aud made the nomination for
Vice President on the Democratic
ueketS sHI .a 1ss.. sv agalI adi
They viii swallow tho fact, TO },
that throughout ths,rsbel districts OF
the South the New York no uioa-
tious are received With shouts. of ap-
Plause because Seymour aud Blair
are pledged to the lost cause, and
will ifelected, secure 70 the rebels all
che advantages they would have gain.
ed by a successful rebel lion, and are
admittauce to tho Union, on their
owo terms.h J.Urs1 ,dl 90 tvs1 .
On the other hund, il you Eoto for
Gsant aud ColfaEa you kotei for men
who never uttered or wrote disloy.
Al sentiment, Jon vote for mem who
never done a disloyal act; you vote
for men who have been true to the
Uniou. in its darkest hour Oftrial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24
.rnA7o NUMBER 49.

The South cKpests7 the oteahsow Of
the constitutional amendments aud ~
reconstruction, as the gfoat vistory
to be won in the election Of Seymour
and Blair II ehpects-Lss the No.
bile Papets chose to put tito regain
all that vss lost 10 the Lost Causr.'
1t remain, With tho loyal democrats,
who helped to save the GOvsrbnent,
to tell whether that is the feast th. =
want TO attend -fCiu. 6asstts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

Heneoa Oouutv,a !

Iowc boticsHmat Mr.: Ew!.Bb Myers,
Of the Tjfan TribsSsg Is RsPablieau
leAbdidateai lforl Andites def aSspees
oountJ,y No better ,Romiqatiop sppTq
have been made, and we earnestly
hope he will be elected 70 aa once for
which he a 90 well fitted to, AL With
credit to himself aud benefit to the
public. Mr. Myers served thr6u gt
tbspwss in The Sch ahd Sesh Ohio la
pfantry, nskine n paat hOSQtahls rs-
sprds lHs was Admitted tpi the bar
jpst before joining the army, apd pn
rstaraing hSm tho Fst bOdkh a. iSS
tsrsst idtks TribauepN hish Mas since
been sosduSssd by. .ahirs Mllsss sud
AinSsh vatb mech 'Yirs and ability.
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pOrhtai.
IN. GRANT. M

N=4-44
Give inc your hand. General Grant.
Nou'rsh . mani ara .ff- I'ff s"af
You were not the coward 10 sny. "I can't p
Nor The boss1sf 70 svS, ~ cAn," s ,.. .s
But you went TO work with . willard won,
1re prove that the thihg could BE- don,
Oh, God was kind and Heaven was true,
When they gave us a man like you--
Ulysses Grant,
whsn they gave Us man like you
We heRsr you, General Srpntia
Isu have mAdo
The hearts Of the nation with JOY to paut
That twere lying sold IN The shadel
And they bless ysu 'fomver Tor what yOu,E
For the slorrous victory voa-s ldSnt,
Add prsp thAs ! lind Heaven may grant a rev
MOrs such brave hearted mep ss,yeu--.
.|f F-.t.fff 80 UlysSss 6raRt,
'' More such brave .htsrsed men a, ysui
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VoLMEa A, KIRcHNER.

A an On ALxWsIS RBADYMAUE CLOTH
~ isG, GeAs Futnishlng Goods, Hhts CAps, ~
ceRstanry on, hand. Etoad Clrths, Cas'i-
Psrsa aad Nssilngs, Weshfngton street Iimu,
- PArtisulAr Ntfahtion fAYsh 10 Custom Work.
,. All stdars VII Aeet Ntth prompt attention:
sr I'm B--WshAVe the Agency fer The heat
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REPUBLICAN TEXTS.

"Pedcs and Snivsreel property,
its sequence, loith economy Of ddninis.
tro'ion piR tighten he burden of tar.
elton phiie ft oonsiaat,y ,reiaess hs
National debt let 1 have peace"
..... U. $. GRANT.
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H.a MARTIN M n

~ Surgeon In the army-has permanently iueA-
eea Il Tifnn and hsviaE had aftsen years e1pert-
ehse Ia the practice OF Medicine, be hopes TO
nerlt and share the public patronage.
~ once IN National Hall building
All calls attended 10, either al night or day,
Alse, ExAmining Surgeon for Pensions
Il ApriGSSul II, n. MARTIN. N. n.
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IIMIscELLANEoUs.
R0arRr IYsirA ro

Ciesetai IusuSascS iAEsnts, 1lfo, TAreIdeRt
~ Firs, AHd M1rits lnsutsaee done onethe most
n.sr, opy.'iie the thANhSA House, 7inS, o.
MeV l. ie5-l yr.
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LUMBER AND COAL YARD,

~ y t&E9 - - AhANN ~ ~ ~ AhAhNbs
NucCHSSoRS - T.. Heddla q Co., Dealers in ell
IJkisas 81 Lunbst. Isth, shinEies and Cosi. A
rOod AsssrtNant ~ dressed luniNer ennaiently On
hsa FlssriAG siding, rietett As. for sale 'h'Ar
fer Saah Give us = aNlt. once opposite Qua
ntsEhA1S wGr~hoWes. A V 'vr7 OF, '''s
TIfns, Ohio, Aug. ?, tSsT.--tf. HfHNt''h
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aTCaptsio RObStt Liucoln, psoa Of
's1'Prssidsnf BiocOln, is to b. 4 mar,
riSsd1 ed Il ws.hipsipD. V 10 daughter
q. Upit.s, s.siss Semester HsIIaa, Of
Iowa, this week. I
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E..J. KEEN.
MEDICAL:
VI: 1sToytR
Or. j. D. 0'C0NNER

HAvuNG PERMANENTLY LOcATRO IN
IL Tins, has opened an once In Tombia Hloek,
tN1ediataly over the Poatofnes. HE hopes, by a
sffist Attention TO business, with twenty -four
TSaes eKperisRse In the profession, 10 netif alb
aral share 81 the public patronage.
onss hsars-fron A. -. TO =. -.
- Residease-oRs nile South Of Tifiu, o. the
Rlank Aoad. XL--, IL ----- lnoH2inSmG.
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Grants Temperance.

- " : : ''.5
| Those Journals that were wont,
months AGO to veil ubder uids te-
nail, .bdn,o af,,a,,sd p,As;Ao,,,,,
..ndi.,,,. ET,ts .,S..s.. .. aessssS,..
t"-I,''H "' o """s V"a'se' VI u'uuAe"
ness ag"'nst Grant, Whioh they mad
not the maplincss openly to make
will do we'll to read Admiral Por-
tor, .ts.t;m6nv7on this , ro;S,- IT,
a n n,S--..-.---.-,.r" -
~, VI 'qu'e'rSPU''' III" Us say'sg
pronounced thobstory of 6ener-
a. Grant t'salntenPeTauOe q fa|sohood
have kpoWa him since the com
meencement Of tue war, Our relations
while co-operatine on the Mississippi
were intimate.9 They were equally
Intimate on Hampton Roads, ou the
James h.vsE And On 4theo Potopno
They have been been so Slpcc, the war
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Labor, ths primal element Of
Americon property, shall Be- hesore,i,
Stevotsd and protected"
SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
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w M:NQ(93 "A TLUP
DENTTSTRYl

DE1N Il I'D "A 4SaA
nr. @. @. BeilhRrz, has removed TO
~ Commercial Row above 81 Johns Drug
store, aud ntied up DENTAL hKAD QUAR-.
rkaA vhste he Y prepared Y. do work in al
the various depaftmenth 81 DehhStry In the most
approved manner OF Dental Science,
araJl r.;. Reduced TSRteat 4.
rriees have come dow 10 most ali DApATtme euts
'ef business, and must in Dentistry. WeAre fully
aYtegmined TO anit priess to the ability ofAli
snd doour work At the lowest possible rates.
Teeth eLttAeted without charge, for those who
eseth without pains by the sgsAo5 0f any Of tho
AsSas now used for the purpose in this country
Teeth ulled With pure gold In superior m amer,
AL epsrsttoaB uafrAnted. Come and see us : =
nina. July u. Io6I.-am. Q. c. nEILHARZ
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THE TIFFIN WOOLEN MILLS

80, 80, '::'--I 80 DtRHCrORs,is -slaL
~ is.1tcSSA s.E11tEcSSASari t!asSEEiiHHhh.,SD
20 ~ = JOIN q. GRoss, Fr,.id.ht.,s
Jassst.starsrs.f.F Fls AAsla. Twssds CAssineres
NAtIsstts. Cloths, Blsnket -, and Sicst tipk Yarn.
CAsIE0HAIP FOE, FOE Wnoh' ...,.,.oI
20 nnn, Aptu sth, 1855, 0t y2lanav
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A Soldier Puts Some Questions

df~a Na ftfNH4a wan ~
100 SIT hnosl "a o. ssHt gai1g s
As the so;callsd Dom Qcrptic party
is asking for the votes OF the Onion
soldiers, I would ask soldiers to care
fully weigh the iollowiBg9s1 lBoL 81
q aWha6party aWab lit that opposed
the bill ,proyidipg for the issue, of
FatiOns 70 soldiers at the commence
ment'oft thewar? .C'n'ao 90 90 u
What party was'fta who, 1t the
time, when our soldiers most needed
encoprasemen,, said.i "Not another
man nor another dollar for this tfar2SH'
PisAN6Se Paitywas it that, when iour
army pesded reiufoVeOm epts, opp osed
Tewl liting sihcsdraft, and sipeitod
riotsl ".ItfggF D,
What party iwhsiit1thst tdjsfran-
chised tie wounded and crippled sol
dier5 who are inmates OF the Nati nal
tRiilHary Asy,ami tsoIdisrs 1H6ne)
at dayton, s0hi67 Wl Thezsn ipeu, have
a permanent hQmsoheresg I'D agss Gun
der the constitution aud laws of the
state of Ohio, sntitled 40 thsoalectiys
/ frapshiss, llisma,ssyg . bssssi ed :
.liG nA soldier who baS lost his health,
or limb, in defense OF our commoa
country q not entitled' 70 vote, Q who
FisP PsSSoiAs Fet'ei,G 4 tupposcg usiv \
What Psrtyi ID ID thatliS oow assas-
sipstipg U UaiOp men every d4S Cor al
lnlgh~tbey ,ars too coyArdly todo il
States2 'HNA A1tA 'pA Sht "A
A. What party Is doing all this, aud i
at che same lime howHng BECAUSE a
teeftaib Class of'febeB eannberdls the
sounssyHEroGisos @oia siss1,Es 81
\ rIfSs aarlgl can dputhla when, H. has
Ips ppFsFsBhpt will ihde Ehsp il has
IeoutiOl of the Goyerpment2 -
aa'0br Bal f6as , shail 30 bs'did OUT
tbdIlsts "a gaiust tteAs6hq2ndtfbt 'lpS3
slsye sss s1sA ~ .StssT sis "a ~
SOLDIER.
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KLINE. LOWE 4 CO.,

= RGanutRetu rerr rita lpoesiers i'm
aHa .si..a... d.. .....s SASH. y. t.a,,4
Dsors. Blinds, Worried Flooring, &c
HAyB MAILING, SCROLL. SAVING Ann
= Il L M0uidlhE OF Al. kinds and siLeG made to or
ar At ShSrt netiss Aph on liberal terps,
ThOSs deaiulng 10 build will do well to call OF
A 9s before pnrehAsipg elpewhere, II I4'--
g E1- AllordeEA hIied q the shortest Astiss.
-s Ahsp On Hsrtst stree. West Of tn. Court Nous,
Naa AsAr the wooden bridge, s,.lt1 1r.aa
s,- I'D, TiFFIn, OHIO.
Iaat'ssHiiyi.
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b The city oouuoibhAsihOt purohs sed
q nov fire bell, hut tho he'll affords
our. troithf fsI neighbOF anoPPortdaity
for indulging iuAits ,aSGAly lying asto. /.
Fiea4--AdUsrtisss. siai gW dafiu =.
p" Tho City oouueil ordered tho bell,
but II proved !, fsiisrsAjasti ss the
peuScTatia party viii this asll-5hO.
.bsies sO~ROsed Of thss right kidd Of
nstaiA has sDomflai sdi ia sadi 1 "a
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Importation olered for sale at low prices snoHg which are
the avorte brands OF Psragas Carbanas Figaro Catga
lntimidad Flor de Cuba etc Also good stock of Paper
Cigarette, HonTadez, Figaro, etc, Manufacturing aad
so 90 Domestic Cigars excellent quality and dlh-rent
sizes and brandt & the low prices 50 e. $40
90 Chewing and Smoking Tobacco OF the most celebrated
brands Eeerschaum ard Clay Pipes and all other articles.
Of the trade, wi be found the wholesale house No Ca
Iondeet street. and at the retail stores Nos "a 81 and 81
st ChaIles street
Havana Lotte Tickets Tor sale and Prizes eashed By
MANUEL PEASANT. Agent,
Successor TO Pratts Peasant.
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Whs viii appesr for the Last time .CBETa sup
ported by Mis- MARY scVfCKER as LADY sAC9ETH.
NOTHING
Saturday Night-Farewel appearance Of I'D WIN 6OOrH
Richard III.
The celebrated drama Of PEP o. DAY Monday,
January 9Th.
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EOR SALEM GREENVILLE-A NEAT COT
tage and entire Of ground fenced and cultivated
broadway, between Elizabeth and Ferdinand streets
the line Of the contemplated branch railroad from st Charles
street This convenient and healthy l~caton, and will be
sid at great bargain. Green a Elder q Commercial
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AMUSEMEN
VAhIETIEs THEATER-GRAvIER srRI
FRIDAY, JAZZ. ?, lS6S, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
HOO I'll

VAkIETIEs TBEATER-GRA STREET
FRIDAY, JAZZ; IssS FAsEMELd BENEFIT OF
ported s spPSsis s We si s I.pY skcR
sssSIssg Matinee at u O'clOek-AUCH ADO About
Saturday Eigh,-Faewsl appearance Of I'D WIN SooTH
The celebrated drama Of PEEP O' DAY Monday.
A CADEMy OF MUs c.
n ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS
sPALDIYG BIDwELL. Managers and ProprietOrs
Inauguration of the Popular Entertainments of the
GRAND VARIETY COMBINAT.ON
Thursday aud Friday Evenings, j January ed
and I'd, and Saturday Noon.
Etharian and Negro Comedy Ballet and Char cer Dane
Gymnastics Ac obacs Mar iseststioSs q Magic etc
H the s'nsFshSa new arssts pEGHADTY and
NiAco PRoFaERs THoMPSoS JULES s sD ste aSd
Nile. IHEIISE and ALICE zHTisfoWssktL' aIFsED
STEWART. AID RYMAN' eti.. etc
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLEsSL
BEN DEAR and LEWIS BAKER MsRassPs
INCREASED ATTRACTION CHkNGE OF
B'LLEf-NEw DANCEs-NEw CoSTUMES-SEw
EFFECTS.
This Evening,
wnbe presented the Magnificent Spectacle, -Four Acts
by Chss. NJ Barras entitled
THE BLACK CROOK,
With McrOnough's
Great ParisIan Ballet Troupe,
Comprising the following eminent artistss:
Premier Danseuses.
Nile BETTY RIGAL,
Mile MARIE SAND,
Mile LAURENT,
EMILY RIGAL,
Mile FRANK
BA1TIE vALLEE,
TWENTY CORYPHEES,
AND A BALLET OF FIFTY LADIES.
FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. S-BENEFIr OF MILE
BETTY RfGAL.
NJ advance in scale Of prices.
Seats can be secured one day in advance.
P. GLEASON. Treasurer.
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AMEs's MENAG ERIE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
81. Charles street, New Orleans, Opposite
the 81. Charles Hotel
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NICHE

SCOTTISH QUEEN, Smallest Lady in the World; NO
Arrived LADA-GLASS BLOWER; St NORITA EU
GFNlt and her TR A1NED LIJNS; Russisn Bear Royal
Bengal Tger; Kangsroos Happy Fami Y; Birds; Monkeys
serptniS Ostreh Baby Eleph Mt, and all 20 be
ily Admission 80 cents; hidden 25 cents.
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We the undersigned pron-i-tos the United Sta'el In
keveu Bonded Warehouses the Fst Dsri- o.
Louisiana do bsrby agree upon and ADOPT the following
Rates OF Charges for Storage merchandise bond
go into effect nd otter the dt day Of JANUARY, 1865
Liquor per barrel, 4oc per month.
Manufactured Tobacco Z boxes 25c. per month.
= snd 4 boxes, lse. per month.
csdd'es SC
=. :. cases containing 5 eaddiss each,
40c- per month.
smoking Tobacco, IN barrels 40c per month.
tUTHERLIN, GALLOWAY CO., No !.
3 r. LONGl.FN, No 5.
iSignedl T. G. EASON. No. g.
q. DlLLINGHAM No 10.
q. = NATrFSON, No. Il
Neu Orleans Dec 10, 1867.