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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
JOHN R. CLrMER.
BrkUSios SOLDIER.

" TA@csre al aieo, elai,esre y, ,c,sdaa -,--
.losd 20 saio yar DO y erea % 10 As's ~ ~ s ~
ae aHd hs prorhsh. ."-MArrHEw, CuAr., u
VERsr.
who laughed IN high glcc, aud ucmbled with
pleasure,
When the rcbcls stole Arms, Forts, Nsvics and
treasurer
yoitS R. CtrurR.
Whose tratorous hcart.strings tlngled with
cl,tion,
When the rebels hurried down tho Gag OF tho
natun'
JoES R. ctrNER's
Who licked the ground tread on by Southern
0Nndees,
Aud crawlcd on his Copperhcad belly AMI kucss,
To receive tire encomiums Of BRNN," hr his
feesi
gouS r. ctrNrR.
who most stabbed the Government that protected
his caruassl
No other foul coppcrhead liar than, (mark us)
JoHN r. CtrMrR.
when solliers went forth TO throttle rebellion,
Who exceeded, in slandcring them, the slitnlcst
hellon'
JonS r.. CtrSSn.
Who called them dogs, hirelings mcrccna'cs.
mlnions,
And weekly bcfouled them with lying opinions ,
J0us n. CLYMER.
When the brave sou was dying aud the mother
was weeping,
What Coprcrhcad sneak at her door yard WIS
creeping
JoHN Il. CLrNgR.
who ISLANDERS soldier who foced the red bat
tie,
Aud stood between CtYurn and tho muskctry's :
rattle :
Ions prpVs CtVuru
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
A Large BnsIness.-As an eridence ,

A Large Buslness.-As an evidence Of
prosperity in the merchantiie business we
would refer our readers to the huge pile Of
goods in daily receipt at the dry goods estab-
lisbment of W. A. Doerle Co. Their goods
are Of the very best selection and fully up to
the requirements Of this market, both in
quality and price.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
LIst Of Letlers remaining 10 lhe rlmp

Post ONCE, Sept. 1868.
Phillip Any, william II Baker, Hannah Beeler.
Amanda Baker, Michael Bastian, Charles Breu.
nerson, Lizzie Duncan, Gemminger, Levi
Husband, EmmA Harpster, William j KeisteAd.
william Kapp, Lizzie Kann, n Kahn, Annie
Wesley Merehant, Elmira Miller, Nora Miller,
Rollie MOhr, A l. Newsletter, Mary Nofris, q G
Osborn II Ruggles, Jacob Petty, Redington,
Edward Schiltz, Edward Straefor, NJ stonsr
u Smith, G Turner, Vincent 2, Charles
Weagly, Mary Zieschossky.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

LOSt!!-A pair OF Gold spectacles, sup
posed to have been lost in the NJ. f. Church, or
on the route up market street to main, and
thence to the Wire Bridge. The finder viii be
suitably rewardedby leaving the same at this
ONCE. IA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
puRLIsHERs, NnrlcF

All Advertisements intended to appear in the
current week, must be handed in as early as
"Wednesday mprning
We aim TO mako the TRIBUNE a repository Of
Local Events in all parts Of the county, and we
would thank our friends in the different Town.
ships for any items ofintercst they may send us.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

IRIS ALWAYS BETTER TO svrTER wRoSo TRAN
TO no wRoSo, but when you are troubled with a
miserable Scrofulons Humor, II is best to root It
out a. once. Dr.. J. W. Poiand's Humor Doctor
viii do Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
Town and Country.
TnTRSDAr MORNING, sEP. ., lses.

Deferred.-owing to a pressure Of po-
litical matter we are forced to let (" "Machin-
lists contribution lay over until next week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

Problems G. J. s. writes {" The ans
wcr To the problem OF July 80, is not correct.
Each pays $500. At 4.6G cents .prr pound 4
would not got lO9.G2 pounds aud at 3,5G cent 5
u. would not get lAD15. At those prices there
would be more than $50 pounds, the actual a-
mount purohased.N ft.
b. D. W., Of Reedloxn, also Chains that the
answer of Gray is not correct. Admitting
that be himself failed in one particular, in
his answer, this correspondent says:
"First he hils to have A'snunncr Of rounds Of
just 50. -eeond, he fails TO have Bis number of
pounds, when multiplied by the price per pound
make ust s. Third, he fails to have As and NJ
money, when added, just SO"
S. S. F., of TiiIiu, reports the following
answer to the problem published In the issue
OF Aug 27tlf; The difference, 20 feet, , in
nearlv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

Advice 20 Women yonuers Ledger
rece" ;. published a seriv, jfletters or essays
\ .rouhddJzen of the most distinguished
ladies OF this country, wherein women are
urged to have an aim in life, to be useful and
practical to let their education be thorough
instead of superficial; to be in no haste to
marry, aad have no fear of becoming "old
maids to pay little regard to fashion; to
study foreign languages to Nbhor fashion,
able weddings "a he gentle ahd charitable !;
to be thoroughly informed in the laws which
govern health aud disease to love God more
than dress to govern their temper and read
their Bibles and to be healthy and live for
their children instead Of dyiug for them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
.At HOme nnd Ahrond .,--Thla be

AT Home and Abroad. ."--This beau
tfully Illustrated and neat geographically
appearing weekly, is one Of the few periodi-
calls that does not deal In elap-trap stories
and sensational serials, hut serves up to its
readers good, wholesome food. For sale by
news dealers everywhere. Terms, So, 80 a
year Address, Publishers, 60 Courtland
ST New YORK
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
Pittsburgh, Ptt Wayne & Chicago
Railway,

On and After May nth, 1868, Trains will
leave statious daily, Sundays excepted,) As fol
lows, TRAIN leaving Chicago at 6.3h p. NJ.
leaves daile.l Train leaving Pittsburgh at Ia
p. M, leaves daiy.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

Ohio State Fair The next ohio S'a''
Eair. il will be borne in mind, will b. hc'l
in Toledo, from the 2lst to the 25th of Sefr'
tcmber. The entry books are now open and
the premium lists ready for distribution.
We learn that the Cleveland 4 Toledo r. r.
Co. will carry passengers to and from the
Fair at half the usual rates, and all articles
for exhibition, free. The G. S. 4 G. road
will carry passengers at half fare, but make
no reduction on freight. ofcoarse our city
will be represented.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
The Island Hnnsn nt Pnt.ln.nn

The Island House at Put-ln-Bay.-
One would think that when man is ambi-
tions to keep hotel at a watering place like
Put'in-Bay Island, he would endeavor TO
possess a little Of tho "mlk Of human kind.
ness" In spirit Of friendship, and speak
from experience, we warn the pnwary
pleasurc-seeker to steer clear of the Island
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

X. X. Mceting.-An adjourned meeting
of the citizens Of Tifin, was held at the Court
House on last Saturday evening. The Chair.
man In a very few brief remarks stated the
feeling along the two competing routes be.
tween this place and Crestlue, to be in the
highest degree favorable, that the citizen:
along the line and at the principal points
through which the proposed road would
pass, were at worn, 1.-The right of way was
being secured and large subscriptions to the
capital stock were being obtained.
Mr.. Hall reported that he had received a
communicatior from Mr.. Strahan, the Engi.
neer, saying that business Of importance had
prevented his being here sooner to make the
survey between this point aad Woodvile,
but that we could look for him now at an
early day,
The committee to solicit subscriptions to
the capital stock of the road, was on motion
increased to seven, and the following persons
appointed on said eummttei--S. Kaup, j.
Scheiber,. John q. Gross and n. W. Shawhan.
The Importance Of this road and of secur.
ing II at. this time, was fully discussed by H.
A. Hail.. Jas. s. Yerk, and others.
On motion Of ]. s. Yefk, the meeting ad.
journed subject 10 the call Of the chairman.
A. T. BARNES, Prest
J. G. GSoss, Secy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

EXcellent.--We do not speak Of some r.
tb ing good to eat, but Of the superior gold
pens Just received at VIM. Galup's, opposite
the Court House. We have tried them and
can sneak from experience. He has them
from an sizes from the tiny deicately finish
ed lady's pen. to the double mammoth count
ing house arranq, meGi. For cheapness and
long wear, they cannv be e.:eelled. &c, one
and try it.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
Alarria9es.

CONRAD--CL0USER. --On the 9th Of
August, by Rev. J. II. Good, Mr.. Hiram
Conrad to Miss Sarah Clouser, both of Cln-
ton Tn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
9petial Natitrs.

spring it is CHEEKY,
Winter Il drrary,
Green leaves must hang but the brown must ny
When he II shaken,
.Il Lone and forsakcn,
what can an old man 10 but die
Why, take Plantation Bitters, 20 be sure, and
with them new lease Of life. The old are made
young again the middle aged rejoice, and the
young become deuhly brilliant by using TIM
splendid Tonic. Dyspepsia Heartburn, Livci
Complaint, Headache, Pains In the side, '' Crick
IN the Back,n and all symptoms OF Stomachie
Derangement, yield at once TO the health-givinr
influence of Plantation Bitters They Add
strength to the system aud buoyancy to the
mind.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

O. II. Stl ng- Has now open FIRST
ci ass Sewing Machine Room, where the beSi
OF Sewing Machines can be purchased and
all kinds Of old machines re paired. New
machines warranted 70 work just as repro
seutsd, or no sale. Machines kept in good
repair for three years, free OF charge.
G. II. STING,
Agent for the genuine Howe Machine,
TiGin, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
HERE AND THERE.

Beroa is called the Grind Stone City"
Canton is about to have a. Gre alarm ielc.
graph. G. a.-.J a., r
a Post Of the Grand Army of the Repnb.
lie wasorgauized at Clyde, on Thursday last.
Mr. james Alley, an old resident Of Fos-
toriA, died at that place, on Taurslly Of last
week. ,-
The Base Ball Tournament will take place
at Sandusky September ll,l, the day follow.
ing the Firemen's Tournament.
The Sandusky Register proposes grand
basket picnic Of Northern Ohians at Put-in
Bay at the celebration of Perry's victory, on
the 10th OF September.
A tremendous Republican demonstration
was held in the Park at Snhdusky, on the
22nd inst Gen, Gibson addressed this meet.
ing and one at Castalia on the afternoon o
the same day.
A correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald
writing from the " Islands " says the Caiaw
ba grapes (which constitute three .fourths OF
the plapting) are badly injured by the rot
and probably not more than one fourth Of n
crop will be realized this fall,
The Fremont Journal says "A boat-rldiug
party the other day, caught hold Of pond.
lily leaf floating on the water, and pulled
out the stem By the roots. It measured over
eleven feet In length. Wasn't il pretty
long reach, brother Greene
A cotemporary says the reason the Crlw.
ford Democrats refuse to vote for Noble is,
because he is guilty of washing his face aud
putting on clean shirt occasionally. War.
ren should dcsist from such unbvcomug
Democratic practices.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
Itoh. rtoh. Itch /.

AGSh! Itchs Itch
ScRATCHi SCRATCH II SCRATCH ~
in from 10 to 10 hours.
WheatOn's Ointment cures The Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures salt Rheum.
Whchton's Ointment cures Tstter.
Whorton's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch.
WheAton's Ointment cures Old Sores
WhestOR's osotu,ent cures Every kind
ofHumor like Magic.
Price, so oentsa hox;by mail so cents. Addres,
WEEKS POTTER, No ITO Washington street
I1oston, Mass H-. Ut.
For sale by all Druggists,
Sept. 26th. isGT-iy. ~ Ht
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
ANEW PAMPHLETAND MAP.

N
" Omaha, across the Rocky Mountains, To make,
with Its connections, an unhroken line between
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, have just pub
lished
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP.
II comprises full information In relation TO the
FORMATION OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. H-..f ....I f..
PROGRESS OFrHE WORK - Topography, Char.
aoicr OF the Country, and distances along the
Line.
AGRICULTuRAL RESOURCES. TIMBER MIN
ERALS Sc-Farmiug and Gru1ing Lands,
Silver anil Gold Timbcri Coal Iron Mlh-
now THE 6NIoS PACIFIC RAILROAD IS
BRANCH AND coNNEcrrNS RoAps-The
kiaho, Or sgon md puguts Soundt The branch
TO Montana; The Denver and Central pacinc
RESOURCES For CONSTRUCTION
THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE
ANficiPArEp BUSINESS AND PROFITS OF
THE COMPANY.
THE WAY BUSINESS ACTUAL EARNINGS.
THE UNION PACfFIC RAILROAD COMPANY'e
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs-rhelr Security
and Value; Principal as we'll ~ Interest Pay.
able In Gold; Are the Bonds Securei What
are they Worth as an Investment 8o.
This pamphlet win be sent nee by addressing
the Company, No. 20 Nassau street, New York.
limited amount OF the First Mortgage bonds
Principal and six per cent, interest payable in
Cold. are offered at i0a. Full particulars in the
pamphlet. no20.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

Look at your Coat, and see 1.-THE collar And
shoulders are rot covered with dAndrun, II
such be the case, use Barre It's Hair RsstoFA-
tivsi" ~ f7f't fiT MI. enI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

croARs.-Nathan Beck, keeps the cheapest and
best brands n cigars in ths market,-from 10
lOcts piece. Smokers are Invited to give them
a trial. No. Empire Block. ui6---3t
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-03

t3rlll Beware IN ofail WORTHLESS Imitations-
Bs- None genuine without Cosh,r,sn signatufe.
Bs-2sc, aud SOC. sizes kept by all Druggisfs.
ne-St 90 sitea seat BY malt on recei pt or price
D6'e20e pays for Any three al 90 sizes by Ex
Ni-s9,og pays for eight sl.oo sires By Express
HENRY n. COsTRR,
asa broadway, New York.
E1-For saieby HEhsHIsER a MYERS. a.
SOLD BY ali WhgIssaIe DrurslsIs iaCIN.
CiNnAIi -, and In all the lsTge eiiies.
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THE TTIOT PACITICRAILROAD CO.

NOW BUILDING RAILROAD FROM
~ Omaha, across the Rocky Mountains, To make,
with Its connections, an unhrokeu line between
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, have just pub
liahcd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11

A GENTS WANTED for our ILLUsFRArED BIBLE IIisro
"A Rr, over 400 engrayngs. Photographic Bibles az
low as $500. Send stamp for terms, &c. GREEN a
40 4l3 Chestnut 81. philadelphia, RR. N nl y
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11
'Wl7I'lHooPfNG COUGH.

I. The testimony Of MI who have used II for III
terrible disease during the last ten years IL, tha
1t invariably relieves and cures IT, sr,fs
III avail 10 fsyHl s5ifRa -s3k;{ e.grr ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11

INDIAN REMAINs.--The explorers sent out
by the Smithsonian Institute in search OF
American antiquities, have discovered a largo
number of skulls and idols in the mounds OF
Indiana, Missouri and Tennessee These re-
mains are supposed to be older than any that
have hitherto been found in this country, and
are believed to have belonged to race ante
rior to the IudiansE The skulls are smaller
than any previously noticed, are box-shaped
and almost square, In the same mounds were
also found pottery and implements, unlike
any that have hitherto been discovered
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11
SORE THROAT. 7

Keep yoi.i throat wet with the Balsarl,-tak.
ing iittie and oftenAaud you win very soon find
rshef. z i3S7is hi8s aliH 9Rii lsinisfia "a
/ iFg1saa 8sEssi .8,irl i ID rtsf-gts3 .ss,fa 81
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11

A WONDERFUL CITY.-One of the most
wonderful cities in the world is Bankok, the
the capital of SIAM On either side Of the wide
majestic stream, moored in regular streets and
alleys, extending as far as the eye can reach,
are upwards of70, 700 little houses floating on
a compact raft of bamboo; and the whole
immediate space of the river is one dense mass
of ships, junks, and boats ofcvery conceivable
shape, color and size. IL ,i,-n-.,l 3.aEAH
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11

The people know The article, and Il needs no
comment from US. 1t isfor sale BY every Drug
gist and Dealefin Medicines Ia the United States.
lWoi bias sapil THE @. G. CLARK CO.sfs
@Hnioala Sole Proprietofs. New Haven, S.
~ b. ~ H.. ~ - .......... !. j. "a
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11

FEcUNDITY OF, RABBITs-A few years ago
a gentleman residing in South Australia LEI
loose on his estate dozen rabbits. Recently
in one year, $1,000 ofthese animals were shot
q Partridges and pheasants were also let loose,
but failed to increase in numbers; the phea-
SAINTS not obtaining cover. Hares did not
increase, owing, as 1t is supposed, to their dis
like for the native grasses, The rabbits had
increased considerably in size. gEm
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11
T0VE, OYSTERS Theoretically Sealed for Sale b
~ - - y ~ Z. - p 'B0ULDIN BRO.

TsoPHYSIGIANa.- n Vs. -t,,-.--r ~ q. .s...zr
-l,,ov ma IN eal, vo,r attontian' 20 mw pRispxR,
tim an ToWpoIT Sn ryfrR sTyr pirciiI Tha cn-
nanent nosts r Jy1,iiIi idx tv.p Sitpips JnNI
BIZ n n I'M M 10, : - - 80 '--"' 800. - ~
Nom or Pasp,p.uox- pncbp In, yac,o Jnnn.
Berries. by destination. 10 form fnc cn Cubebs *
ha.tsd hy dsracamant nv tia,,S obts "a fo,
nio ~ @ , ny & i
- .s.. d @ ,isy.h, as S, 80, - =; pto - M
o ~ r I h III; .S ;y "e% - ' wy
Rncbn ~ nrenarod Nv Drnggists Generally "a of
color II Il ,ls,s thst sries lie feer NEE tho actn
oS anc me ~ actixo nrfrssnI
Jrt and ciut;,ous docot;o Minno IL tba ,,n,nr ~ &
s.l,ant Tis sa..s,,, IL ~. Hon ,radn,.
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- WIN /" leoi'hs y, evnnuoneo ..ry,,,lN tsholD
pa b99 o9lt nn, very r1spe ~ 1Ip{,.por
$40 f,i.., a ,. II "a : :. 49, I,., T.,
Mnu ~ ~ tsals EApesen ~ "
F. ,s19u ana snsm'c' "arenonse' ''s Droadway' New
~ Ia u fork. =, "a. ,,-.,,
IRON Tho largest Manalacnring Chemists II tho Word
~, WIN M. II, I. neoo'u, ne oeca-
Peu .nq prg oloo oppos.e ny res,uenee anu WI suS
See,' ~ M, pa'1ss mhe ILL., Vses w. ny'
oeen egaM .S ~ psioro I'M nave u.sn m'oiap! aug
pteSseo WIN ms cnarac VI lpa en.erpr.se
III IA a,,L ~, a y ~ y
2. ne
HsLMBolps FLUID hxfMAef buchv. ior weakness airs
witch are accompanied BY many alarming syap
among when VIII % ounn, indisposluon 70 nxeHlon,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11

Carriage For Sale.a w
LYON sALE-A ROCK wAY CARRIAGE In goodor.
u der. Enquire 81 this once. 90 sstam 100 ~
TvM,sHEET IRON and HOLLOW WARE for ssleby
III ISAAC AMOS,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11
TNsoLvENT NOTICE.

NroTIcE Il hereby given that GEORGE H. BALD.
lSHIN has made application to the Cirgnit Court for
Hartford county, for the benefit OF tho InsolAent laws
Maryland, and that the SECOND MONDAY In MAY
1862 has been assigned forim to appear In said Court
to answer such nterrogatores his creditors may pro
spose Of allegc1 against hin. 5000 AUOIN
ws7r ssa.syevrA. LINGAN JARRETT,
tkClerk Circait Court fof Hartford County.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11

The entrance to Now FORK EliaTbors by
way of Sandy Hook, it is asserted. is slowly
filling with sand. For the last 100 years the
depth of water OVER Sandy Hook barIhas
been decreasing at the rate OF eight inches
every ten years In short time 1t IS ffared
that the nort OF New York will be closed to
vessels OF the largest class. Attention has,
therefore, peen directed TO the removal OF the
rocks IN the East river, but as Congress has
merely voted appropriations for surveys of
the localities and nothing for clearing out the
. cnannel' private ndiyiduals have taken the
, mosIn uueol oonslu ie recent
merco f n Nh, Vnst in Gan ~ wy CON-
& Se,cc o. Mewa LorK, zen; newton United
.h 'a'es Engiesr' reP1rSea tnat tne rem9yalof
sSs sna esss tad sa sse wss e aao
siole' anu essimated the cosbat1 W, 000O00.
The Hoosac Tunnel has been opened from
worked heretofore nv means of th as , vast
sbaft There IL INV IN e,,co yat;n,, ;,tS "a :
mountain from lid vast and ~ a ar, ss s1
OF this 400 fact q nleta, o,cSoS
with brick. OF the 400 fast ram nc ,ya ~st
end Of the vest SHAFT ali but zoo or 800 fest
will require to be built up with masonry; but
eastward from the shaft the solid rock will
form the roof and sides. The immediate yad-
vantage ofthc opening just madelwill be The
uralning ous o. Inc wafer, heretofore pumped
up a' gfeas cose - = =
The new seal OF Illinois was adopted and
put into use by the Secretary Of State on the
10Th uftimo, Just ffty years and two months
after .ne Gay on which the state was admitted
nn .o ,ue n onou ms ssai = aomiraDly exc
spasa, aiter sne ORIGINAL deslgn as adopted for
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-11
Road Notice.

rI'HIRTY days ater die first publication Of
4, =, this notice, application will be made TO the
County Commissioners for Hartford county, to
sopenia public road, commencing near Rnfl's Mn,
ana running through the lands Of Samuel n.
Magraw, Thomas Sutton and Thomas Hendon,
until itintersects the public road leading from
Schuck's 10 Bulls Shops, at some convenient
pS Dated November isti,, 1862
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-09
A PErrrloS AGAINST THE INCOME TAX

A PETITION AGAINST THE INCOME TAX.
The following petition is circulated in
New York and other cities
To the Honorable the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States
uotr in Congress assembled:
"We, the undersigned Inhabitants
and residents Of the city and State OF
New York, respectfully petition your
honorable bodies, that so much Of any
Act or Acts of Congress of the United
States now in force, providing for Inter-
nal Revenue, as impose any duty or tax
upon { the annual gains, profits or In
come Of the citizens Of the United
States, may be repealed. While the
war continued, this novel tax was sub
mitted to patiently by the people. 1t is
now almost universally felt to be unne-
cessary and oppressive. Its enforce
ment requires an inquisition into the
private affairs Of every individual, so
minute and searching, and is followed
by such publicity, that it has produced,
and is producing daily, more and more
discomfort, and ought now to be re-
pealed. 1t has been shown by careful
estimates that a sufficient amount Of In
ternal Revenue for the purposes Of he
Government can be raised from other
and less oppressive sources, and in a
mode free from objections which have
made this tax so universally unpopular"