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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-13

AID RIvEns.

MEMPHIS, December - The weather
is clear and cold. The river, at this point,
"a falling very slowly. The Arkansas is
falling, with DinA to ten feet ia she chan
rel TO Fort SuSth. A remarkable fact
connected with the Arkansas this season
is that all the sTeils in that river have
come from It's hesdwsters. The present
rise came from beyond Fort Smita. The
fall, however, will be very rapid owing
20 the cold weather. White river has
risen since cur last report. There Is ten
feet to Aagusts, and probably that much
to JacksonpOrt. the latest news from
above viii be found In q t0legrAphic
columns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-13

Steamer Marble City, st. Louis
Commercial, White river.
w. A Caldwell, Ark. river.
Swallow, New Orleans
Belle Vernon, Pittsburg.
Departures
Steamer Marble City, Sc. Louis-
Swallow, Cincinnati.
Darling, Cincinnati
r meO, Evansville.
" Myrtle, Hals's Point.
Commercial, White river.
Belle Vernon, New Orleans.
In PERT
w CaIdUelf
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FOR HALE's PoIRr.

Memphis and ss=eis Point Pocket
For Randolph. PultoD. Osceola and HslsS
Point.
TIE Passenger Packet
AHRTIE------y@ptsln ", c. Hardwiek
"a ILL leave Memphis IS above r.
w every Tuesday and ur~
DAY commeDeinE Wednesday, Nayel1Jv zIn,
snd vi re1nnln p~egD.An-nt Y in the trade, and
y SAri4 attentt9S 10 bus Ness trusts 20 rscsfYa
tae pattonsge OF slippers.
FOR EelSnt OF psasage Apply on board OF 20
MAT HaAE q CD., Agents,
noEdsu No. EzrrouE street
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SAL FL q Ep
PROPERTY
M
Humboldt, Tennessee.

DY decres Of the Chaucery Court al Trenton
ID In the case OF J. J. Hcnoman vs.. A. Cross I
Will, on
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FOR KEW ozLEANs.

Regular New Orleans Packet
~ MALL------klnney master
This Spl6u l4u passenger steamer IL
will leave 3 owe ~
THIS DAY. 18Th inst, 81 10 an
RICHARD ". L9HTBURNE. Agent,
delSlt z6 Front -treet-
Memphis and New Orleans wednesday racket
y. X Ireeu. Master
TIL Mammoth freight stesner -
viii leave as above o. ~
WEDNESDAY,. l5tb inst, at pm
For freight only apply -
LAkkY HARMSTAD, Agent,
celSt II Maassan str~e<
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
Ths splendid passenger PACKET a.
viii leave a. above ~
WEDN sSDAI. 18th list, At 5 Pun.
For freight o. PaA.sgs apply 70
LEVY q hAHPE, Ags1s.
deD No. 81 Front street
Memphis and New Orleans wec6ezday Packet
Ths elegant psssenger steamer
viii leave G
WEDNESDAY,. 18Th inst, az ) p-m-
For freight or paSsszs HPplyto
KART WALT & co.
delS AZ Agents, ~ Z ont street.
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Victor Hugo cares more for his
dramas thsa his poTslg.
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ON STATEMENT.

The weeks receipts were sT7e bales,
against 1871 bales received last week,
aud ll,l04 bales received for the CORES
ponding week last year. Weeks sx-
ports, 1918 bales. Stock on hand De-
cember II. 1867, II ,2s9 bales. Excess 10
receipts over last year, to date, q, 075
bales.
AT the meeting Of Freight Agents held
10 Louisville q few days ago, the follow
ing rates were adopted ON Cotton from
this point to New York:
Unoompressed-All rail, 81 10: rail
and, watsf 81 90.
Compressed-All rail, 81 80; rail and
water, 81 20.
The beauty of o protective tariff Is
well illustrated by the following quota-
tons OF leading Northern cotton factory
stocks. They tell the whole tale Of the
tribute the people Of the South have
paid, and contlRus to pay, to the .scOtton
lords'' of New England In the shape Of
profits on the manufacture Of the raw
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FoR ST. FRAECIs RIvEz.

Memphis and Sd. Francis Rfysr rae.anv
FseAet
For Helena. Wittsburs md 81. FRANCIS River
Tie new and elsSant sidswhesl Passenger
ERfEat
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Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
q led States Axh.
BELLE AEMPHIS--CrAne. Master
This superb passenksr steamer 49,
VIII leave as above Oh <
MONDAY, Il b inst, 1t 5 pm
del32 ELk.M- Advert, SCp't
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o Nv 4EsvILLe.

Regular phls and Nv nsvI Le = eskly
Paozel-FOr Sa1rn and Evan vile.
EEls new AnG spieno1o rssszngsT ~
st9ameT viii leave IS above on ~
Monday. lith inst, al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsfAO, Agent,
delSH * Madison street.
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SAINT FRANCIS.

Capt. T. r Bowman. Sam C. Paine, Clszk
WILL Leave Memphis on ksl -
w nrst trip TUESDAY. Nosam 60
Dor 2th, for Helena aLd AZ Fr-Dcls river, and
EN-RY TUESDAY THAR AFTER
FOR freight or passage apply o.. DOsrd, or 70
LAhRf a 2nM5FAU. Age Il
nOYtsG No ~ AaitsGn strsaf.
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FOR WHITE AaVEk.

Memphis ard White River Us. Mail S-ekst Co
LIBERTY NO. 2------Jsmes Rice Ds1er
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis - above, ~
TUESDAY, 18Th Inst, II 5 pm.
For irelShL or passage Apply to
LARRY hAHASIAD, AzLoI
dsl33t star HharfoOat. loot B6oroe Il
Memphis and White River u Nj P,cketGo
LlbES1f No. Rice master
This excellent steam6 leaves L.
Msmphisa as sbsvs, @
TUESDAY, 18th snsf. At S pm.
I<VY GSHAkPE. AGENT.
n zsl Front street.
la ssyes. Passenger AEsns. delSSt
Regular Memphis and White River Pasxet
DIS d. elliott maSLsr
This nne passenger packet leaves a.
for the above on ~
MONDAY, IAN Inst. AZ 5 pm.
For freight or passage Apply TO
q Agents
de12 q Promenade streei, foot Jsrs son
Regular white, Black and Culreas
River PaezeL
EIFHAUP-------1apt Chsz Dse8
Sid h. Humphrey, CsF4-
liHIS packet wiz make Wee r.
Il Trips from JacksonpOrt, Ark. Z
40 6sk river - FCsahoDtas zEd Poplar Dl-h
and up Current river - DOniphau. she viii
msAecloSec connections at J-scHsOuport WIKI The
Des AFRO Eve saturday.
shippers z Passengers may rely "a hey
puncsuaity. deS In
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Regular Memphis and ARIA 80 Rlyer Packet.
CnIed state Mall.
This nne passengeT packet VIII -
leave Is above, on ~
MONDAY, Ilth inst. Al pm
7. A. kENDI9, Agent
dell A. 90 trout u MO-oy Bio K
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Regular Arkansas River Week y Packst-FOF
Helena, Pine Bluff nd LitEle 10 (.
bEn ---------ssCAh1 NOnl GA1~SL
This new and magnificent pas A.
senger steamer will Isage E
WEDNESDAY, 18th fast st s D NJ.
UNISON & DOSAHCE, agents,
dFlS4I La Font street
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-10-22
V aIuabIe Fruit Farm
AND NURSERY @
EOR SALE M

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm of a.
bout 175 acres, Situated four miles west of Gal
lipolis on the Stale road leading to Chillicothe,
buildings that is required, Apple Orchard Of g
about 1000 Trees same of Peach, with an assoLt-
ment Of all other fruits. The farm is In good
repair, with plenty Of water the year round for
stock Win sell Farm and Nursery together or
separate, on very reasonable terms
Address G. N. PALMER,
Oct 8, 'GS-2m Galllpolls, Ohio,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-10-22
WHOLE NO. .1l18.

the great Kingdoms of which / have
spoken will be destroyed, and all we
have loved and cherished on earth, as
our own bodies perish and be no more.
The yitaliEing principle will return
to space from whence it came. The
Spirit existing in the higher order of
the animal kingdom called man. will
take its fight back to God forever to
roam in the broad fields of Paradise,
enjoying happiness according to the
faithful fulfllment Of its mission and
duties on earth. -.st.. .
Then nay fellow citizens, whatever
We do must be done in haste-time
waits Hot-and if we neglect to i'm.
prove the present hour the future
may never come. Let us then act
wisely and improve the present in
order that we may enjoy peace, pros>
Perity and happiness while we live.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-10-22
Rates of Advertising
Jackson County, Directory
For IS6S~


Representative in cOaSr+tsAKHon. J>T.wILsoN.
,Rspressstgttib be77iLEYf DUNCAN, Nd I, .,i,,r
Common Pleas Jpllqe-J0 Ohm P. PLYLEY. f..
ProSateI l4agsw Yrs n y, ,49NGBoM ag u
RssordsrrC ARfE$ RHODES. sa,s'a5 ,s ... u. =,
+, TyscsEyerIADASf W. Lon ., '.'.',
C1srk Of Coarrt-CHAR 6. JAMES, nv Ir,.',g .H,
q Gkerif-JOSEPH III. WILSON. '.,.r W.
Surveyor 3 EYERLYi KEENAN,. y ...,,'.., ,,i
Coroner-PETER EWING. .a.f ,,,..,
Commissioners--J. A. SELL, ADAM LACKEY,
VINTON POWERS.
HASfINGStD. MACKI Ef, LtSAAC ROBERTS
b. +. sTEARNs, J, ED. JONES, JAS. TRIPP.
Ndster COMMISSIONER -JsiW W. GIONGBON.
School E.caminsfs --J Ohm C. STEVENSON,
A.W. LONG, o. TMACKARYAF
Town Officers.
Mayor-IRVINE DUNCAN.
Marshal+-JOHN, h, RATHBURN>5 5lft
RecOrder-J0HN CONNELLY, =, ,,,.-;,
TFSdsaferAC.S g. DICKASON.c glH-W
Wsiqhmaster--J0HN RRANSON.
Street ommissioRei-JOHN GORHAM.
CssnsilmeaAH. l.. CHAPMAN,'J. D. JAMES,
JOHN YoCHEM, A. W, LONG, A.A,WATsoN.
Church Directory
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev.
l. B. BRADERIcK, Pastor. Services every
10 Sabbath at 1019 a.. NJ, and 756 P. NJ. Prayer
Meeting every ThursdSyni y ~
PRESBYTERIAN 3 CHURCH -REv. GEORGE
ifb FiTcH, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at
101f A. NJ. and 71f P. M. 91i9Iy' 4-nW
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH - No
regular service! sNt'id 2#gh D l.-h,s
CATHOLIC CHURCHl4No % regular Service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. mo regular service
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-10-22
GAILIPOLIS NURSERYl

ERUIT and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, foF
IL the Fall Trade of 1868, embracing a hrge0C
stock of Apple Trees. two and three years from
graft, Peach, Plum Cherry, Pears, Standard and
Dwarf, Ounce, Apricot, Nectarine, Grape7yines, nj
Currants, Gooseberries, Blackberries Raspber.
ries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Asparagus Roota; dl
and Usage Orange for Hedging Also fne,r
collection of Roses, Dahlias, Gladiolusses, TTI-
tomas, and Greenhouse Plants. Terms Cash,
Orders will meet with prompt Attention. e
rt,i. .T c. N PALMER & SON, %
rSept 17-2m GallipoHs Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.


Four years ago to-day, General Grant was
appointed to the rank Of LieuenNu. General
Yesterday was "Ash Wednesday and
next Sabbath will he the FIRST Sunday in
Lent"
Nasty Is lscturiug on the subject eupboni-
ously entitled "Cussid be Canaan He's a
"cuss.'
Dickens is said to have realized sixty
thousand dollars Off Of his readings already
in this country, and yet like the hmlshed
Oliver, passes up his pate for more.
Ole Bull aud Mrs Yarion James Hoffman,
are giving concerts together
Ur5aua received charter of "a city Of the
"secoud class" last week. Putting on airs
in her old age.
Tie Mcpherson Monument Association has
decided TO build the monament at Clyde, and
expect to begin work at an carly day.
George Francis Tran has been presented
by the ladies of Cork with pair OF garters
We would advise him to procure pair Of
Cork legs to wear them on.
From what information can be derived
from accounts of the "White Fawn," the after
clap of the "Biack Crook, we are inclined
to the belief that the +" White Form" would be
the Just title.
Jesse Grant, the father of Gen. Grant, ia
about to publish, In the New York Ledger,
series of sketches describing the early life
OF his son.
The Railroad Convention in the interest
OF the northern route, 20 be held at Norwalk,
has been postponed to the 9th of March.
The Kenton Republican and Norwalk Re-
feetor, are two of the Heatess papers, typo
graphically, since they have donned their
new dresses, that come to our table. They
are staunch political papers and deserve the
generous support which they undoubtedly
receive,
Democrats in New Orleans, and "Couser-
vativcs' in Nashville, nominate Andrew
Johnson for President. What ''go' is
/ there my counIrymeu.
1t has been found necessary to cut down
the cues in General Grants billiard room.
which Is too small for the table in it. This
is important If true. We hope that the cues
win be cut down at once, or in case that is
not done, that a larger room be procured
The difficulty might be obviated by getting n
smaller table.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
High School Entertainment.

would again call attention to the entertainment
to be given by the scholars Of the High School, at
National Hall on Friday evening, Feb 2sth, Ar
the entertainment promises to be very Gne
one.
Our people generally seem 10 take great inter
est in the undertaking, and we doubt not but
that there will be a very large attendance.
Some very interesting aud amusing DecNmN-
lions will be given by the scholars OF the High
S hool. There will be several very fine rabeaux'
One Of these will be a TAbleau uvant, from
Dickens.
Several songs will be sung by the young ladics
and gentlemen connected with the school An
amusing feature OF the entertainment will consist
of series Of wax figures.
Another interesting feature VIII be an Art
Gallery.
A beautiful and valuable gold-headed cane will
be presented to the most popular candidate fol
the Presidency. All will be allowed the privilege
of fvoting upon the payment of ten cents for each
/ vote cast.
! Refreshments Of all kinds viii be furnisl cd tc
| these who wish them. The ladios of the city
are sparing no pains to make the supper OF the
! best ever given In TiAin.
Boos' Cornet Band, aud the Eureka String
! Band, will cnllvcn tho occasion with their excel
lent music.
As the proceeds are 10 be appropriated to th'
purchase OF piano for the High school, We
trust that all who eau possibly do 90, win eoun
tcnance the undertaking by their presence,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
transfers OF Real Estate.

A. Ladd to Wagner and Buchner, inlot No. Q, in
Mclmore, for 5000,
Harrison selplc to willoughby, inlot No. rs, in
Green Springs, for S7O),
Sam Warner TO Frod Bauman 2g2s acres in
Thompson TIP, for $1,000.
John Frederick to N. n. spiclman, fractional in.
lots Nos. es7 and ass, lst ". Tim, for 5000
II, Noble to Peter Worth, the s. & of inlots No
est, Gss and CS9, in THIN, for $500
G. H. Honing to II. Nobloi inlots Nos, 6ii aud
CHS, in rinin, for $500.
A. c. Tonner to C. e. Pennington, one.bf,h
part Of piece OF land in clinton TIP, for $3.50
Lucinda Shuei to Paul Bollinger inlot No. 2l4,
in Republic for $500.
II. G Ogden to Geo. Duesler, inlot No. 212, Lot
marked "a IN Republic for $3.50.
Peter swopeto John G. 0stein, outlet No. 49, in
THIN, for $3.50.
VIM. Justin to Miles A. skinner, in.lot No. u, in
Green Springs, for sloo.
wm Morris and others to Ann f. Jack, nlot No,
210, in the let ward, for sl,OI5.
Benz. sechman to J, b. Weaver, acres In Pleas.
ant TP, for sl,o15.
c. II. Smith to s. d. Gungwei in lot No. 25 in
End ward, for 81 oSo.
Mary A. Blackwell TO Jesse Strong, so acres ht
Clinton Up. for si,5CO.
Geo. woiker to Jonas welker, 100 acres 10
Thompson Tp., for $1,000.
r. A. Walker 70 W j. Crawford, ,'lois No. SIS And
bio, in Block "s" adjoining the city Of Tfhn,
for s225.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27

wild Ducks -,iese are AtAure iowi-
They are scd BY the oldest inhabitaut' to
control the weather in the spring and fall
Being Of migratory character, they spend
their summers at the lakss aud watering
places Of the north, and their winters In the
south. Its Supposed that in consideration
for their feelings that when they emigrs,e
north, the weatheg becomes warm aud pleas
ant and rry viy, They are somewhat sx-
centrick in their habits, being raid to take
naturally to water which is considerably
more than is claimed for the foul hcrcahouis
Very much like some Of our busisess bipeds,
they always preseut long bills, which they
use to rcmarsble advantage ia fishing ios
suckers
They are good swimmers oud divers, and
exhibit ou unusual alacriy in divers other
things, though they are a qalc; bptd gener-
ally, aud are never guilty Of any discretion
in this line, except when they are or the
wing, when from their constant squaking,
won would imagine they were going to tend
gooss party or vomags rights coayen.
,icn.
They III high like other fashionable high.
flyers, but don't spread their tail.feathets a,
usually do thelatter. They frequently II moi
usually alighl on tho water IN coyeys, wher
they are sometimes il not ofeuer, made ,h'
victum Of some old coyie laying in ambusl
for them
The pScoy Duck is "human' Invention
that IS they are sometimes human, ba
most frequently but production Of humani
ty,-paint, feathers and cotton. Some draw
unsuspectlng fowls to grief while others in
vcigle innocent youths into their meshes, {
be ''blowu up at will and bagged at lcisur,
OF these latter we would say beware The
are known by their gay plumage, their Ion
; trail feathers aud much billing and cooiug.
Then there is the Dead Duck, most pit
ful and unfortunate OF ducks. They are ycr
/, plentiful Ia this country just now The
have been winging their flight too high, an
in consequence thereby have been taking it
to their weak lungs too much oxygen, whie
has proved tatil, and the stencil arising frol
these derunct burds is intense.
We had intended TO rite more on this In
tercsting subject but the news that anothC
"dead duck " is reported among the yictum
compers US to cease 10y an excessive ovel
flow Of grief.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
A MONEY pnl1g ron RvRRYnOnY.

We have selected the most capital and attrsc.
1.-Two list Of charming Srw HOOKS ever offered to
the public which we will send by mail, prepaid,
to any Rddrcso within the United States. on re-
ccipt OF our catalogue price.
with every sl,Jo book we also send, froc two
prise tickets, drawing each from 81 to siOo in
Grccnblcks, Every person -eudus US Sl.5o viii
receive, prepaid, splendid book worth 81, and
two prize tickots. which may draw 500 more.
Agents forming clubs, and ordering at least SIX
books at atimc, may retain twenty cents on each
dollar, ~ thoir commlsion, and will also receive
one extra prso ticket, free, with each book or
dered. Active young men mud women easily
clear from SIS to so per day, besides their
prize tickets, A Catalogue, with instructions 20
agents, and ono prae ticket will be sent by mail,
by nelosng fifteen cents or, ono sample book,
worth So, with two prizo tckots, and Catalogue
with full instructions 10 agents, will be sent by
mail, prepaid by inoiosing th5o Agents wanted
everywhere. Address
A. b. GOODRICH 6CO.,
nolT.2m O. Naasau ST., New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
CARDS.

EDS, TRIBrSE We notice in your last weeks
issue an article in regard 10 the Gre, a few days
sine0, IN the store Of Wm. Lightcap, in Melmore,
We do not know your source Of Information, but
the hrst statement IS a misrepresentation ofthe
facts, whether inteptional or not. We were there
with tho adiustor Of the Midas Ins. Co. lhlr.
Cation, OF Gbron, o. and we venture the asser-
ton (and have no doubt Mr.. Lighteap viii bear
us out in 10 that there was not one-eghth part
ofthc stock destroyedor damaged, and we are
Of opipop that Mt. Ligh'cap was eutiroiY iudem'
nfed IN an loss sustained, both IN building and
stoeks weaansit that The policy was only writ
fen on-grsceries and provisions, which Oversight.
belongs partly to Mt, rfgnteaR and patty nlr-
selves, and we are frank eaongh to saeknowledge
thatit being tho sixth hzs.polcF we ever wsote,
probably the mistake was principally troagh
our Ignorance. The intention was honest, never
theloss the advice IN your article for policy .hold
ers to look well to what their policies cover, is
good, and we here rcterate tho same--every
man should know what he wants ensured
RoAr. Lrste, 4 CO., Cen InS Agts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
Public Exhibltlon.-Thc Union 7

Public ExhlbltlOn,-Th Union Thes-
plan Society, under the management Of Thomas
Heming and Dr.J A. Norton, will give Grand
Dramatic entertainment at the Salem Church, on
the old plank road, four miles north Of FL, sene-
ca, on Tuesday evening, March Ord, 1868. The
exercises will embrace number Of very interest
ing aud amusing Dramas, Farcos, Songs, lnsru-
mental music, single pieces, &c.,amoug which are
the following, viz. "our God" "Irish Assur-
ancc, "poppiug the Question" "rhe Tea Par.
Vs." "pat C'FlsnNgin," and "Thc Grand Tragedy
Of Maurs Lee"
Tho performances will all be Of a strictly mora
and respectable character, aud nothing immoral
or Objectionable will he permitted, The room is
spacious and filled with good comfortable seats
Legal officers Will bo present to preserve good
order, and to make arrests II necessary. The
celebrated Fitz Gerald String Band, tncludna
n biss vioD are engaged to furnish the music.
Tickets 20 OTIS, Doors open ats O'Clock. Per
formance to commence att.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27

Township Association. The Clinton
Township Teachers Association will meet at
Scbool.housc No G, "Stroug's District on
Saturday, March 7b, 1858, at o. o'clock A.
NJ The order Of exercises for the day are as
follows; lst. A class-drill in Grammar by
T. G. McCMmont' ahd A class-drih In
Geography, by E. Strong. Ord. A class
drill in Mental Arith., by s.. Myers. 4th
A class.drill in Written Arith., by II. Sdnch-
comb.
The question for discussion by the Associa-
tlon is, "Do late study hours prove beneficial
to student or teacher S. p, Myers was
chosen to deliver the address, aud NJ B. Fer
guson to read the essay. The Association
has secured the services Of Prof S. J. Kirk
wood, who will be present aud deliver an
address for the benefit Of the Association, and
all who feel interested in common schools.
-a T. C, MeCalmont Pres.
NJ. D. Ferguson Scc'y.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
"TmRFNnM An FInE,InE.r

Az Illustrated Agricultural aud Family Maya.
sine for the Rursl Preside The cheapest IND
best p,blished in the world The mos, reliable
and popular fomAy magazine of the day. Puo.
lishcd monthly iu large Quagto form for binding
beautifully mastratod--ai oaly one dollar per
anuum,
Mcloloons, sewing M'chincs, Boo'Ss Albums
and other valuable prsas are sent to agents rais'
lug clubs Agents clear from $40 to $40 pcr day
canvasslug besides go,tng q ohauco for each
/ subscription sent In tho grand distribution ol
| priscs, amounting TO over $4,000 In grecn6aoki
Agentswantcd everywhere. sample copies, with
pr,ac list and full ius,rusuons to Agonts, sent by
| mail, iroc Address
A.B. GOODRICH & Co, PrptsnLR',
| noi7.2m o. Nassau S., Now York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Agentleman who in early life was victim to
that dehrsing vioo 10 common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. After
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend some simple rulcs and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure.
On behalf Of suffering humanity no will send
tho same FREQ of charge to all who may desire IT,
Adde'S EDGAR TREMAINE, station Z,
ianl7-ly Bible House, Now York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
TO CONsUAIPTIVEs

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send
(freo OF charge), to all who desire IT, the prcscrp.
tion with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of lung
affection and thatd dread disease CoNsUMPrioS.-
His only object is to qepeat the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer viii try this prescription, as
twill cost theminothins, and may prove blcs-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. Now York,
Mev1c taRy ...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27

Married. Our friend Johnny Williams,
whose precise and decorus countcnancO was
wont to ornament the drug store Of llershis-
er & Myers, has taken to himself wife, n ma
tive Of the Granite State Though John is
short, may his connubal life be long, We
ask the matrimonial fates to be kind to him
and that his domestic garden may be fragrant
with sweet williams