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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
rIFrIN MAnKHrs.
Corrrcte ! weekly by u. Sn"ath.
rtniu, Ohin, April rs, 1855

COrrfcte weekly ny = " ~n'atn.
Ttmu, Onto, April rs. 1858
FLOUR-sit5O 20 Stl,OO
WHEAr-sl,aOt tp s2.a5 from teams
COVN-SDrts for ueS; 10 cis for Old,
HIE -iOito sta per blshel.
OArS -S6 ccnt-.
CLOVER SEEO-S715.
TIMOTHY SEEO-s1 20 to 81 90
FLAX sEEp--Sl NJ.
BARLEY--SI,iO 10 si.'0 pet bushci.
BUTTER 20 10 - cents per pound.
T. iGS-1i cents per dufen.
LARD-tn Kegs 0 cents ucr pound.
PlrArrES--9 c e. 81, 90 per hus,el.
TALLOW-s tu . "ehts per pound.
tNN iaEs -'tcarlnc p, tsllnv 200 nor rouni
WiftSVEY-Si."0 tni cpnmrn a., 50 pery gallon
HNNs-lsi sugar cured IS cents nor pound
NJ iSW NN-,0 10 - GEMS per pound
HDGS--pr prcasrd a. OO1 SO
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Accidental Shooting. AT BelIcvtrncn.

in wysndoue County, on lhursd'y last, a case Of
nee dental shooting occurred, by which a man
nnmed John Compton, was severely wounded.
Another man named Theodore Grundy was hand
ling revolver TO ascertain II IL was loaded, when
it waS dischnrs"d aud tho bali entered the bowels
OF Compton. lie is in IL prccarious eituation'
Thus another victim ls added TO tho listof those
who have suffered through the careless hondling
or hre arms. Compton IA man OF family, aud
was abou, 10 relnGvn 10 Missouri.
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Correction. We by mistake. announced
the dance 20 be gwen hY the lessees Of National
Hall 10 eninr III week from last Friday, which
wouli sct 1t Tor Tomorrow evening. We should
have said two, instead Of one week. Il VIII take
place then. on Friday evening. tho 2ith inst.
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AcknoVIpdgcments. we are

dcbted to Hon. r. r. Bncklond, for daily official
reports Of the impeachment trial, a. 6, progress.
90, AMI for many other documents. Aisoto It.
Gov Lee, and Hon. E. r. stickncy, fot CORES.
ponding fsvors.
A. W. Adams, iotn Of rIr1n, resident In 81. Pau,
sends US the "DiYa,cA" he reports himself
call rleht." Good
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Good Flour married ladles Of
TiGin, all we known as good cooks unite
in prououucing the flour made a, the Rock
Run Mills the best IN. the market. The non-
made at this mill by Laird & BriukerhoG
adyertises itsrlf Mherevrr Il GOES
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A. BAscoMONIAN.

List OF Lettera. .--rhe following is the lat ol
lerrers Femhnng IN ths rlfi postofiiae, April is
1855; Miss y Banhsld, Mrs susan nJwrFsoek. john
Fred, urs N.Hsy Ieskmsn. Mi.a 5 IInfron' II
Hohid, J z kfssed stephen King, Frederick
Kesler, Miss Eliza -Kssa, John K1her, Mrs AZ.
nss bey. chas IrYis, a Nonaghoys DH AaO-
kei, Rredy, Henry Sandeau, Miss Noilie ftew-
at, ;asob strssSler, Ellssa vu,sssAl, ..~
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HIChMnr Rnhherr.- "A dnri!

occurred on the road between sSniusky and
this place, one day last week. Mr., samuel Bragg
had been to the former place with q load ofwhcot.
and on his return was whyleid about four IN lea
this side Of sonduslsy, by three villains, who
made hun hand over his pocket.book, containing
about ninety dollars. We believe the robbf ry
occurred in the day time. .--BaiietEc cassitr.
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Dis olution Notice.

TIE copartnershiu heretofore existing under
the Arm pane 4 Ryan Brlnk"rhnf Is This
DAY di~,0ive1. .IfFying tesOeiatef with Ha Mr..
business ulder the AER 4tma Of Ryan hFinker-
hoH & ca. Al nersonS Indebted 10 the old Arm
must come forward pr0mptly. and settle ell 70.
counts, ~ W. oanuof lnnger delay eeitemenf. On
and aher the isfh Instant AL our OH custom-rs
will d1d as In rom W. O. L nplrs R'Ock, with
'he best stock OF to1's. hles Gelters, 6e.. In
the cltv. RYAN BRfNkERHOFF
April o, laA na2iV7
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Teachers Examination. On. Saturday
last there were brty-fveApPlrations foS c'r-
ticates. Upon examination by the Board
twenty nine received permits, and slSteen
we're refused. We give lbe name, residence,
grnda and lime of each successful npDlicant
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McFarland's troupe. rms faro

troupe has signifei their intention Of producing
Queen EliE1beth" in our city, about the 2ith,
with the talented Miss Emma Waller in the noted
roll NJ !7isabeh. It a. boon 20 long noe gool
theatre has visited this place, that their appear.
ance will be looked forward to with impotence.
We hope thoy will not dsappnint us in not com
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'How Caa We nloom 80 Rrrsh and Fairi'i
soss the cld- scotch snnr. Howl WHY. ihosc
WIN show the bloom Of health m their cheeks
take Plantation Bltters. which hNs the power Of
iortifyipg hsySem sgai pstd iseAse, and Of reg
uiatlng the digestive erpautus. Are yNu ays-
poptic. yeak, void Of fnersvl Haye ynp liiiie or
no appetite healaehe. eoniipgei. l,ssitpdo. and
depression. Of SPIRIT Take $. I --isss-X.. and
bloom and beauty viii rriura- The Di,tcrs have
become household fioni. ~,
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Town aud Country.
rHrRspAY MORNING. APR. Is, 1865.

theatrical. Forosters Grand Consiela-
tion is entertaining tho cit'zens Of Akron for one
week - Rouse's troupe ore now engaged in
sandusky city.--pirs. Caroline Hayes is at Up
Sandusky.
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UEEVEN AHBROSIA
FOR HAIR WE'D.

FOR n AIR. WE'D.
4 Is an CANT Dressing for the Hair.
l, causes the Htir 20 'url beautifully.
h keeps the s alp Clnon and Healthy.
II nvgorates tho Roots Of the Hair.
It forces the iIa;- AMI Ro,ri to grow lnxurianuy.
II immo oliatoly stops Hair Falling out.
I, keeps the Hair from changing Color from Ago.
II restores Grey Hair 70 is osig'nsl Color,
II brings out uMr m hea l. that hava boon bal
for years,
I, II composed entirely ~ SIMPLE AMI purely
vegetable substances.
Il has rocNivoi over six thousand voluntary tcs-
tim0nials Of ~ exreilonce. many nf which
are from physicians In high standing,
It ~ sni IN half.rNunI buttlos ithc name blown
in tho gl4s-l, by -nruggiats ant Dcgl"rs m
Fancy Goods pvorvwhcrp, NJ one Dollar
rar Bottln. Whnl"salo Nv Drmes
Barnes Co; Z. c. Wells 4 90; Sehiensln On
no2l I'm New York
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NEW ENGRAVIXGS!
Five Beautiful Ide al American
Faces,

Engraved on STONE in Paris by the most eminent
LithogrRphers In the world. These faces winch
are most beautiful an ! poetic conceptions, are
designed to typify the hestidsal types NJ Aineri-
can Womahh0od, representing their charities,
Devotion, yrppathies, nftach hnnente and her0ism.
The lithoEraphy is 10 the highest style Of the
art, ami ~ such as has rarely been equaied, aad
cannot be eNfelled.
These, portraits have received unqualified
praise from the most eminent critics and nreni.
nent newspapers OF the coupfrv, and they should
aiorn every bnusehot in the hnd.
For particulars ami descriptive circnlnr, all
dress u. ". ROBINSON,s
no22t3 46 Main 81, Springfield, Moss
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Waldman. Game into our s"nc'om tt

Waldman. Game into our sanctum the
other day with no p skirt, ana wanted TO
give tito ua Remembering JEFF D fate &c
shied at it and told him we didn't wear EN-
He insisted and We resisted, but iuaI1y TO
it and made an assignment Of It. Il possesses
an Improvement that the ladies willeerttin-
ly acknowledge in this article I'VE mean the
article OF hoop skirtsj having an attachment
that enables it TO he shortened or length.
ened to suit dresses and mud. Call and see
it--not at this olfce-at Waldmnu's.
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Pittsburghg St Wayne q Chicago
e.. f@ef ~ Railway. p" -

On .si Sftes VavephF q, 1871. Tralus will
dssVo 81 ,tions daav, fSundsvs exoapted.l ns fol-
lows frrqin leaving Chicago NJ 4 70 p. NJ.
leryar DEUS Trains leaving Pittsburgh at. 2,l5
Y h- leaFe'ld9i'ylE H4jt VII sff
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spreialo Natitrs.


MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs GENTS
EUGENE HAIR RvsroPrR TUE CHEAPEST
AND pEST.
The EUeENtr HNtR RrsroRrR cclinses All
known discoveries FOR tho rapiaitv with which Il
resto-es gray and hAei hai- N its n1'urrl color
Prono'es n r,pid triheufhv vrbwih, rrevcpr
AL stems n ssse7 ftling m. ana v n most Iu<u-
Rant dressiur t'r the Hair. rendering e. soft.
silky, and lustrous Mammoth hot'les only ~
eents. Sold By = =. Marquerdt. sole agent
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itch. itch! Itch (.

TtCIhi JfChs TtCh I!
scRAroIn scRATcHIl scRATcHill
IN from 10 10 rs hour'
Whe1ton's Ointment cures Tho Itch
wheat,n's Ointnent crrcs Salt Rheum.
whcaion's OIntment cures T~ttrr
Wherton's Ointment cur,s De-h~r's Itch.
wheHtou's Ointment cures OId Sores
Wheaton's OlrtNrnt eu-c' Every kind
OfIum6r Ike Magic
Price 81 cen's box; hv mail 40 asnts. Adircss
wEEKs < POTTER. NoiTo Warrington street
'::;;: S;;';:sS' :;:I 8 e, !; =, n \ A
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FOslorla Letter.

EDiToRs TRInuNE --Fostoria, In q business
point OF view, is donning the lively rcgala Il tho
opening spring tradc and tho indications are
that general chcerfulness viii soon prevail.
At the town election tho 9Th inst, the entire
Republican ticket was elected, and the incoming
officials are, Mayor, J. A. Bradncr, Treasurer, ".
p. skinner, Recorder, y. P. Robbins, Council
mon c. Foster, ). J. Myers, J. L. Mickey, John
Wilson aud l.. n. MIssctter. ] suppose you will
publish the official vote for Judge.
with the beginning Of April many changes, in
the way ofrcsldenccs and places of business oc'
CURED. Fostora is now graccd by two printing
ofiices-one having been lately established by
Mics Linda Foster. | understand also, tina; she
Will publish paper. Mrs. f. Asrc, who has
OF late been soiourning in your city, s now en-
gagcd m prorurnr scholars for a class here.
The house of. W. boucher, some miles south
Of Fo~toria, Sos burned to the ground on wednes-
day, April sth The loss about sl,OOo, was covered
BY insurance.
Rcy. c, Reynolds, formerly Chaplain Of the sath
o. V. l., delivered a lecture IN this place on
Wednesday the sth inst, upon tho subject 'MNn.
hooi." HIS audience was large and we're much
pleased with the lecture LOUpON.
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For Sale Lots. two hae building lots
in the Second Ward on the ives, side Of Mon.
roc srcs, and north Of Adams street. Each
lot 60 by 7sJ feet. Will be sol heap. En-.
quire Of NJ. Goop'Ett.
atl Ia. n
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Shooting Affair We clip from the

Shooting Affair We clip from the
Bellevue Gazette the following account
"No little excitement was created in our
usually quiet village last sabbath morning,
ny rumor TO the effect that Prof Sands Ia
magician who had given exhibitions At the
hail on Friday and saturday evening" bad
been shot the ni4ht hrfore ny his witc At
the hotel IL seems that no very kindly
feeling existed between the Professors wife
and his nlcnt, and She being very spirited
lady, had manifested her dislike, 10 q manner
not to be mistaken, on two or three previous
occasions. On the evening in question, she
becninc angry with him at the hail, during
the performance. Shortly after returning 10
the hotel, at the close OF the exhibition. she
won. The door Of the office, IN which the
agent was sitting, nad called 10 a,m. -.
my IL best to remain where he was, hc dc.
cined going TO the door, and her husband
entering the ruOm at this moment ant pass
ing between them, he seized the opportun "
to make his escape through a door at the op.
positc side OF the room. As he was in the
net OF doing so, Mrs. Sands drew n small
revolver and attempted to ERE at him Her
husband seized her aud attempted to get pos.
Sc sion Of the wcspon A sculil, ensurd, in
the midst OF which the piece wits discharged.
the ball passing through the palm OF the Pro.
icssors lett hand ami catering his leg, on the
same side above the knee, ciusing two very
painful wounds lie was promptly cared for
by DR.. GOoissn, but some time will pro ABLY
enpsc before he viii DO able to resume his
profession
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Its .a5s'ssE y
Cincinnati, Sandhskv, 4 Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
THE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TIME CARD, JANUARY ~. 1865.
DAILY. tsuNnNvs yNrrpTrnl
TnAINa IRAYR TIERIN

E.t GoINd ,nrTH, AT t.tff.s
7,s5 A. NJ, ItEss AgMI hhd Is.i5. A. 81
co'Nd Nnprir 1T
! 10 4, NJ. 1865 4. VI, and 5:i1 y NJ.
ENnr.ss leavrs Sarduskv Sprdsv inst.od of
f.furdavreYenip=S. snd ArnmmOir r'ion lenves
Dayton SaPday insteAl ~ sAtnrjAy evenings.
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Ladies' Attention III YOU desire to eN.
anime the latest styles Of Spring bonuets
tasiily designed, arlialictllY made and ornS-
mentei 10 the prevailing mode, call at Mrs
L. G. Allens Millinery store, on Market st..
opposite the Davis House, You need have
no hcsitalou because you arc no, prep ued TO
purchase Mrs. Allen extends cordial in.
viiaton to all, TO come ani visit her estah.
lishneut whether they purchase or not. $50
stand not on the order Of your going,
hut go.
~ B.-Mr. S. Waliman is in the same
room with a large Stock of Hoop Skirts, Cor
sets &c. II.
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An Inrant FOund Dead. -sOmellae D

IN Infant Found Dead. Sometime on
Monday, this week, two young men were
Rshjrg in the river with n drag act, just
below tue first saW mill down the river, when
their net became entangled so that they were
unable to draw il out. Ono Of them reached
down and discovered that stick, one end Of
which was hsst in the bank held the net, By
unfastening The end in the bank they drew it
ont withths not and were somewhat sur.
prjsed to find the dead body of an infant at
tached 10 the other end. 1t bore the appear
ance of having been born alive, and eontu
siou on the side of the head sIpnihed that q
murder had been committed. An inquest
we believe followed. butno clue to the guilty
party has brrn found. -f,
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How they do II.


In Chicago. Nieo they ask yuu to drink thty
say; Nominate your fsmiiy disturbance."
In s. Louis; "Choosc v1ur cold riSsu."
In c uciRnat 'no YOU feel like driving n
nail ir,b yorr comnfr
In Louisville; tets take an enemy in our
mouths"
In Mes York, "Lsrs reauce out'slves below
the level of the hru'cs.~
10 Boston. "l.ri's violstc'-,ih quor Law J
In Frankicrt "Lcre absorb"
Ia Nov Orlcansi "Shall We forti'yr
In New Albany, "suppose We drug oursslvss."
In indianapolis; Let us start for tho watch
house,
In Trre Hpu;ct "letsPcr.prc ourselycs."
IN puff 10; "tc,'s disqu-l NJ"
In Lexington, Ky, "wn you have some
ncurishmcuiT
Ia Columbus; "1ers Jerk howl oi bcnunc.'
In washipgtop Lets get nervous"
In T,Gu, Lets rel,her.'
FlrcmCn's Election. --uo the evening
uf,April the 9Th, regular meeting Of ihc
Firc Department, was held at the City Hall.
The meeting WAS called to order by Daniel
Seeboltz lst Asst Chiei Engineer, when The
following business WIS transacted
The Secretary Of the Department, presented
bis report, rs iuiiows
No Of frcs for the year ending April 1858
!. Aggregate loss over aud above Iasurahce
81 2Gl 10.
The following ofsctr1 we're elected for the
ensuing ycar:
Chief Engineer, r. D. Kshler,
lst Asst. a n seehol,s,
2nd II Bloom,
Secretary, J. Drown,
Treasurer. n c. Spiniler.
No further business presenting, the meeting
| adjourned
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JNTHE DISTRICT COuRT OF THR UNI
] ted states, for the Northern District Of OHIO
as. In tho matter Of Joseph FOneNnnon Jr (,
Bankrupt. Ia Bankruptcy, At Cleveland, N
the said District, on the 2Ath day OF March A. D.
1873 Northern District of Ohio, s..
Take notice that petition has loen hled IN
ssid Court BY Joseph FonoannOu IT,, OF Green
Springs. in the County OF Seneca, In said Dis
Congress of March and, 1867. for discharge, and
a certificate IA -reof from all his drbs and other
claims prOvabla under -qid Act, and that the 7th
dav Of May mex, alto O'oock 4 " is aaslgn I'd
for the h 'Rrlng of The same, when and where you
may attend and ahog cause, 4 any YOU have,
why the prayer ol the SSH Petition should not
lie granted. b. RI ~ .--
You will also take notice that ihs SO 'nnt sni
third msstIngAnf CfeiItetsl reqni fed-hy the y7th
and s'h secton Fof -aid Aet, win ~ tP Nv orier
NJ sAtl G0ugt on ths2R tax 4 lgY A. ID, lsiA
At 10 o'el0okA. ". Rt NOrWdk. Ia ssid ptstret
before Frank sawyer Eslure, enc Of the n 'gisters
OF SAID Court. EARL BILL
Clerk Of the DhtriSt nnurt.
To the Creditors Ofssh BtRtrupt nolt.a,
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Justice COurt. "A case in which the
State OF Ohio was plaintiff, and Daniel Smith
was deiendent, was tried on Monday and
Tuesday, helorc SOU re Goodsel, Mrs. Emm'
Andrews, OF Fl. Seneca, on Thursday last,
discovered that "a or mo'e of her sheep pe,,s
hid disappeared from her uarn The defend
aqt bad been IN Fl Seneca with sheep pelts
the night before. She came to Tiitin. went
to his house and Unidentified her pei,s among
others in his possession. SUIT was brought
upon the charge of theft. The defendant
was bound over 10 Conrt and gave $500 bail
Persons for Sb,te Landon for Defendant,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

Magnolia Wster. $ dcighful toilet article
superior to Cologne and At half the price. ct25
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ADSHt Town. Ou FRIDAY evening, ahout
oelnak, n II. elee occurred in the 2nd ward, near
the wooden bridge between son-inlaw snd his
fAther.in.ltw, during wl.oh the fathcr was pitched
down stairs fracturng thr bark on his nose and
causing Inc claret to fow. No arrest was made
Our dtu sglsts nre becoming entSrpi'>'ng rs
their signs on various fences and stone wflis " J.
show.---As the mail train going no-th was lcav-
ing the depot on Friday evening, IN OH lady who
had procrast latci suddenly took after the tram
to get or, She kept MP swlh toddlc until the
breaks and herself were put on.--A new fence
is being put M around the College grounds
The meeting TO have been hel Ion SATURDAY even
ing, in the interest Of the T. S. 4 b. l.. A., on
account Of the small number present, aud dismal
weather, was postponed untl Friday evening
the 2D;h.---A dancing master has tllScn room
IN Nat. FIX. Block, with Wow Of getting mp y
class 70 lesrp that accampli.hmoni, yclept dane
ing. Awkward danosts will please take notice.
---Messrs Wagner Houok a9c weekly filling
orders fot their celebrated "Ameriean Lie Bit
ters ~ small boy, son Of one Of Our citizens
fell dopn in T. dt on MlrlEet ST., 4 loslay aiier.
noon'----A fight growing out of the sheep pelt
case, took place Tuesday afternoon in our city in
which tao bel gcrcnts "pcltod" each other until
both locked "shocPlsh," or should have.
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PUBLIC SALE.

+ WILL sELL AT PUnLrC sNLr At THIS
J. Court House. IN Tifn ), on siturdaY Che ls IA o
Aril, 1862. in-l0t NJ 10. % M,dpoa street, "a
II, Sf'"N 'F''' 49, rTFvN1sV.r~
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ImNeachcd Mt Last, -Tnosu who nre in
hced Of Paints, Ola, vNtnlahes Wall P,per and
window shades, will be glad to learn that Hcr.
shlscr S Myers have mNic soNl thor charges
against high Ptioo' aud are now selling goods at
the very lowest notch Give them a trial before
purch siug.
NU-For Stock, use only u. SN.Ic.P.
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WANTED!
1 900 Mcn and Women I

ID D5SEiSING good character and energy, per.
1 severance and Intelligence, TO SCI as canvas.
q. If
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Stelnau & Bro, Are sole agents for the
'Smr Shirts the neatcsi, aud best h,tiug
in the market.
The "SaIatoCa Collar At S,einau 4 Bro.
The "Gnnd Duchesse' Bow al S. 4 Dro
The "GrAnd York ilsma fie At 5. k'Bro
An entire new Spring Stock OF Gents
Fancy wear at 5. & Bro.
The broadway Silk Hat Spring sIyle)
in all iis elegance at 5. h Bro.
The "Bot Hat at Stenau & Bro
The Dickens Hat at Sieiuau 3 Bro.
An entirely new Stock Of fashionable Hats
( C,ps just Opening ct Stenau Bro,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
Previous Condition &C Tenaes-

l. -
Undor the baneful but legitimate effects
of the So called reconstruction policy" Of
the Radical majority in Congress and the
diabolical and fendish administration of
Gov. Brownlow, the people Of Tennessee
are liable at any moment to be precipita-
ted into bloody strife
1t has been apparent. ever since Brown
iew was inaugerrated Governor Of that Ill
fated State, that his determination has
been to extcrninate the Democrats, men
women and children. He pretends to be-
iieve that every Democrat in the State be-
longs to the Klu Klux Khan, and that
they are che authors Of all the murders
that are Of such -requent occurrence there
Hence. under the finsy pretext Of giving
protection to the ''innocent loyal cisizens''
ofthe state. be has issued a proclamation
calling upon the SO called loyal men to or
ganise themselves into companies, in ev-
CRY county in East Tennessee. and TO hold
themselves in readiness, at moments no.
tice, to make war upon those whom he
chooses to consider as his enemies. No
rebel or Democrat will be permitted to
enroll himself in any company.
On the other hand, as our readers ha We
already been informed, President Johnson,
in accordance with the urgent request of
committee of the Tennessee Legislature
who recently waited upon him, has order
ed portion Of the regular army to that
State, not to aid BroEnlow to execute his.
satanic purposes. but to aid the civil au-
thorlties in their efforts to preserve the
peace and bring TO punishment all Offend
ers against the laws, regardless of their
party associations If this force shall
De sufficient to counterfeit Brownlow's
wicked designs, most bloody and diabal-
ical conflict may be prevented
Brownlow authorizes his militia. when
thoroughly organized and armed, to hunt
dawn and kill all the Ku Kluxes wereyer
and whenever found and he says that all
the Democrats belong to that order. Once
begun, where would the strife end Would
1t not spread from State to State, until
the whole Southern country would be in
volyed? Such must be the inevitable re-
result; and the end would be the extreni-
nation of one or the other of the races
either the whites or the lacks would be
left masters Of the field. The eyes Of the
country are turned toward the President
~ this fearful emergency. He alone, by
his timely interposition, can save US from
the uncomfortable horrors of conflict of
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