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THOKSDAY MAY 18, 1865.
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FOROOVKRNOU1N I6M.
. Gen. J. I), tox.
Union County Convention.
vention.
Ths Union County Convention of Fence.
Ce.titily, wilt ssnnble t ih Court House in
FATL'RDAV, fllK H1H DAY OF
JUHK, IM.
For Iber-arpoaoof nominating a county
ticket, lo-wlt;
One Candidal for Representative,
n (of County Treasurer,
h fot County Recorder,
ti (0f County IVmmieaioner,
m fot li fl.marv pin-dor,
And also for Hi purpoea f WinU' fi1"'
fWegateetorepreernllbs eounii. m "
Union Slut CH.riicn. U nt nnti ... v
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lutnl.oa.on W.in.a.lay,lha mat. aaj ' ' i
i .A 1 1 Hi appoii'tmant of a Cmlil
Oomailttea (or tha enanlng r, and f. r the
iranaaetloa of nuch clir tuaintM aa may
leitloiaUly ome befora lira Conn-mien.
C. K. WATSON, Ch'm.
C. K. WATSON, Ch'm. Union Cen. Com. Sen. Co. O.
J. K. HORD, Sec'y.
Townships and Ward Meetings.
7 b qualiowi Uotoa voura ot tha rpc
llva Tonabipa of Pneca County, and
W.rdaoftha CUy of Tiffin, Ol.io, rho weie
lnfavorofhapollc0,lh 'rraident
Lincoln, and wlio are frimdly to tli prca
ut Admluiatrailon of Ilia Natior.al and
Ktatc Govrrnmrnta, aia brrcby notilir.l lo
meet at their reapoelira pUa of toddinp
election, an
hAl I'BDAV, THH IOTH D V OF Jt'NK,
IH6&, at I o'clock r. M , ot aald day, and
ilian and Ihcrn a'HJiut dc legate to rr.re-'
arnt aaid Townahlp and Warda.in the I'nlon
County Conrrnlinn lo be held In Tillin on
Bitur.Ur. th 17ih day of June. IffiS.
Tlia biiia of auch rfprearuiaiion la one dilc
gale for every U5 otia, or fiaction of 13
volra ((Iveu fur Adraliani Lincoln in 1 -Tha
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Union Cen, Com, Sen. Co. O.
J. K. HORD, Sec'y.
May 11, 1165.
May 11, 1165. The Spring Fashion---How do our
Democratic Brethren Like It?
During tho war for tlio aupproaaion ot
the rebellion, aeldoin liaa it been that our
Democratic fellow cit liens havo ro
j'licd in the achirvementa of tho artnlea
f tha Union. In obeiliunco to the
tirdcra from their j;reat lender and protn
type Jr.rrinaoa I). they moat always,
v, ban any of our armiea won a victory,
liung lln IrheaJa low, lulked in wliiapera,
and looked aour and aullcn, and if ad'
varaity for a abort lima perched upon
our bannera,they carried high their pro.
slavery lirada, ryeophantiu sin'lea learnt d
la their countrnanrra mid they would go to
the t'oublo toaaaitra thoir loyal iciflibora
of their ancient prophetic power by ix
claiming: "Wa toM you aj I' "llio South
novur ean bo whipped I" Ac., A c. In a
V or d, liny would dojuat about as Ji:rr.
Davia did. If JurosoN felt go.nl, so
did our aneieiit Democratic brethren. If
ha ainiled, by a singulor iiitii:iion, a email
indirection of tho riaibles o plainly
perceptible on the couutenaneca of that
ancient family (no Democrat. If
Jif fiaaoa felt rroaa, they would aw car
a 111 lla for hiin. Ma. 1avih aaid that
slavery aa light ; ao did the Iiemorrata.
He aaid the Boulh c uld nover bo whip
ped ao did the Democrats. Ho said
thst Richmond could never bo taken ; so
did the Democrats, lie exemod the
wanton and brutal treatment if i.u:
soldiers by charging 'the fnult lo lay at
vur doorj ; and ao did the Democrat. In
fact, Jartinikix Davu use (heir pailcrn!
and llieir guide. Now, (hat they have
followed in
but Ibst they will
Itli t.ol.tepa for tli. last
thirty years, adhered to bia doctrines sinl
, . , .
tescaiugs, ana wuiKca at nia urr i.
.. . ...
vreclices, it is not to bo expected that
... 1
wiuy tstu ueavit nnu now, t-rrn iiiii.i
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wicked principles ai.d doings havo failed,1:'
. . ..... ..
tlhey will live to perpelutto his
lo wear in his last hours of liberty, via
memory by adouliitff the latest stylo ol
dreMSvhiekbs thou"hl moat comfortable
a woman's hood and petticoat I We
have heard ot aome of them creeping
atnJW a woman's pcllicoat far safety, hut
nevor yet of one getting into a petticoat
to run away. Won't it be emoting to
ee the Democratic party rolled up In
.....I-... a t...i . .i . .....
r.. ..... . ....
pett.eoaUia tl.eir specchca. petticoat. In
their editor,. . ,d petticoat, m ir
..., pcc ., t..el,are.u,.! Hickory
is .o longer H,. in..gn i. uf llelnucracy,
or,t ha.b..u.urpl by . petticost.
" - " "" asaa- .mwv.w.iv ttw l - VII lta
Ilk It t
Trial of the Conspirators.
Tbs trial of the aaia.'sinatiou coiispira
toca eotaaaeaaed at WashingCon, on last
baturdsy, tMi(M( the Military Cont-'mis-ssion
detailed for that purpoee. Gen.IIi'X
TSI in President of the Court Martial,
Hul.T is Julge Advocate, aaaistad by Bus
a in snd liiMfiHAat. lae Court is open.
Tbs prisoners all succeeds! ia, procuring
eauneul. Rcvsrdv Joiiiisoa is Ur..
BuaaATl'SCOunseJ.. The Utest Wsali-
luglon deapatcb says Ui evidence of
fuiltiaf ths pilsoncrs at ihe Conspiracy
tisl appears ao conlusive ss to complete
ly check ths current or sympathy In thair
lavor produced by, the proposed secret
Jlal. n IS ssiu1 Uial- lite priaonera era
tOVned by llieir counsel la absudon all
hop. ,They appear utterly broken down.
Heverd Johnson takes but liuie part in
tht trial. He la preparing an' elaborate
argument. CbaUiingliig (he jurisdiction of
'the Cotil.
The Empty Sleeves.
In out dispatches, e..ya ths Cincinnati
Comrnf r-.i, and occ.aionnlly wandering
eboutwltbout eredentinla in tlio mined.
i... ornra nowsperor, wo obscrvo
t atatcmenl that somebody I, about to d
something for the disabled soldier. Vet-
ioJIcally the Mm myslorioue assurance
rcacbr-e ut from Washington that tlio.
brave men who esrry with them empty
sleeve, tnd other evidences of having
. . ... k iltii makes
n vim r.ir inn r counn j hl
rxittooee dosirsbtc, are about to bo off r-,
...I iha onnorlunlty of enrnmg a "
i. ..wh t.hor ae their shattered bodice
. ill nrrtnit. Wo sre Informed often ""d
illusively that the Oovrrnmctit hssdec.ld-
ed lo.nppoinl none but disabled soldiers to
clcikihlpa and kindred nffleeain ita Bir,-"
rtut we will agreo to point out a thmirand
aervli'ir, mutilated heroci wailii'if. "J
t..r J..at aiii-Ii nn-1
ill lomo caact ruiii.Tinn j-
inn! erh ono who haa
been a.) fortunate aa to amire II. Ann
o ill point "t ,,,n ,"m'"l,,"",i"l';r.-ad.
ihi'iiaamla of men aireK, visoroua ""
without aear tin tnrin, ami r"r" 'r" I
i: 1. I .. m. I ..irrtfil if
wllo'tit any iiipiiomi n, n
r.i, I, i ln ii who atnilr nV'-rall atieh 1
b,(,,,Il p.ragrnpha when lliry reJ mem,
and look upon one-ann Rii'l one-log.
g, d men wiihoiil J-aloiiay, an r.niM ioua
aro they of aafety in their nppoiuline.it, ,
(jeennae of the provi'thinl itiernliiudo ur;
rrpubiica, and tho general diaponition
wonder w:iy in mu
,1...U ...nori.ira In uomllT W!IV III
deuce aomo of their brsther Secrelarh a do
begin Ihe n form. Ono bureau in
lendatolook into the mutter by and by.
Another ha made ono or two audi np
pointmenta, and leans back in ila nflnr
noon ctinir, filled with a b'a-id pnah of
l.appineas conferred. A third hi it
(orees well drilld, nud Ihinka the climce
would perhaps, bu troublesome, though
grsccfully appreciating tho liiuduble idea.
A fourth, for all we know, feora that ill"
adoption tr any Mich policy would tempt
people to chop t H iin ir nnnn nnd Wg',
jii.t m Airtil'AD Si ki:k witheld a lieno
faction from a wounded mechanic, appre
hending that other workmou would he
encouraged lo fill I nffladdera and break
their ahturdly brittle leg.
In the menu tlmo hundreds of brnvo
unfortunatea can bo seen in every lnrye
ciiy.aoeking employment. Their disabled
condition Toatricta their labor to a few
sedentnry oceup.ilion, which they can
:i as well as any bodv, Tlio I. wen.,
nmnt lias countless poailona which th'-y
e.Kild givo them. It ha pust omces and
clerkahlpa In mnltitmh'. It very likely
would not havo had them ir tlio nower oi
American manhood had not been willing
Id sacrifice, arms, leg, and lifo ilaell, lo
preaervP 1?)0 Integrity of tho nation nnd
cnablo it lo kC-p ita proud place. Io
man denlea til. The (.over. uncut
acknowledgaail In intom firms, aim
ordcra a medal, oblivloiw tuo lime
may come when the hero uf-Jf
clothing enough to lick it on. yecr.'lary
TI.:. .,,,1 Her.larv Thai, aiienk li.' I'11'
A III.-, .... , ,
emrccetcd rslorm In nppolntmenla witi;
charming rfiusion; but wo obsorvo no
diminution ot ho lamo and tho hall
making their way painfully nlontf the
stroeta, looking up wialfully atslgna und
in shop windows hobbling in stores
with a little, a very little, anticipation in
their sad faeos aril liobliling out again,
tho glimmer of nnlieipntlon miite gone.
W.l.n.lv u ai.la linnn. What huainesa
had thoy ta lose their limbal What In
Hie world could induto any body to em
ploy a disabled soldier, when the loveliest
and most perfect or his srx-a man whose
akin has never been bronaed by run or
beaten by rain, nnd whoao complement
..r ,l,er. l Intact could ho cot for
il.eanma ttnecs! "It would make tp u'alo,
to change." Precisely. It made no
tmnhlo lo thla lame peraou In bo a sol'
dier!
It was no Irouhle for hiin when lio
was borne from the battlefield, the dirt
slid sweat of the charge still oil hi face,,
hi good right-arm hanging by a thread
of flesh, and his blood soaking thr .ugh
the roeUinu stretcher. It was no trouble
i . . wh0nhol.y.e...eW...ud r.ll'.d
1... ...... .. t .1
on llio anil-ulatliiu table, tho choking
on llio anipuiaiing tu
.ponge of chliiruform st In. t.os.r!.. he
red.li.ndcd ...rgcon hastily li.og the
I a . I I.:.. .. l.a ltd l.aita i-.l
rmri.cd arteries, and nolliinif to be heard
1 but ihe heavv thin of hlootl into tho buck'
'et, the sod moan of the dying, ami the
more psinl'ul err of llio w ho were doom.
lo get well, s:id ucle.ly limit the,
street some day for an honest chauco to
earn their daily bread, ll waa no litmhle
f.r him to march and bivouac In the
logo without supper beeeiiao he was too
-and we
o (ioV-
,. , .,. , . lo without, he
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lesuso he bad none lo prepare.
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ll we coulJ muko any ap ica -
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! fear wo can't that would indu.
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ernnient that, wo sro almost convinced,
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1 nil to UO nun ecu- in gun iet u-
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Serving SOltner v il" li-'" i,,n in n.n,
,7 . . .....
hod
nr
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H8' '" 'U " ' ' Mr"r"riP'"'"
II llUllVtfs, sbiim I v ee.w. ....... w
ia .1.. , l .....Inv.1
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but every day, until justico wa
Ihia matter. t e alill l.opi tl.ot the
offilaoflhouation will not permit S
shameful liegltgcnco to grow into aai
uaimma piecn o. nigral....... .
stninvd the pages uf history. Tho
, if jlBe ,1UWI1 , d.spoaitioq to give our
j,,,! defenders such olTicea in their
.,ifl lUnt lre ,uil.d for; and the p.o-
, fcUlw, ,j tlmiUr0U,y,
J , , lcvn ar.t l0 ,rform
L " ,,jn,snd, In almost every acn.o
Ppu-
of the word, 10 imperalivo.
OCT During the palmy days of bloek-
ade runninf, the port of Nassau was flour.
ishing. Every-bodv wss rich or fast bo
eotuing so, at least iu appear , nee. Now
all ia t hanccd. A cotruanoiidni.t nf thai
New York Herald writes: -Kverybtnly
who esn t away ia .caving the Ulaud.
The Corsica list's away
pasaengora Tor
occur every day
blockade luni.in
way la .caving the Ulaud.
l.ses away a full u.d
for Te lork. Auctions
y of foods intended lor
ling bul which have gone
down to nomlinf nrices. ith tho de
piirluro of Ihia steamer tho Hoyil Victoria
Hotel close, (or want of pilronage.
There are tigltt blockade lutuiera here,
laid ap for buainess. It ta aald tliev will
go to the river Ha Platte, and carry
the asms business during the wsr be
twet-ul'aragusy and lirasil."
fjtT There waa a alight Incongruity
llie mottoes-of a store window iu Port
land, 011 Ihe occasion of the recent
funeral of Ihe President ; "In Cud we
Ultat " .uai.
Becoming Repentant.
Tho Inst 10 Issues of tlio Buncos
AJvtrtittr plainly Indicate tlmt it hf
established itsolf upon the ool of
pontnnco, end ii about ready to eeiaim
"Lird, liv mercy upon mo poor
,jlir,r Indeed, w understand that
,, f in friends havo manifested no
jitiJ coiicorn for it spiritual welfare
well it lotnporal mora wi me iur
tlian the formor unJ thai lh Cuurl
ii ......!... k..mA,mrimeA tht DroDrietv
.jiuurnuai iiuir.i"
(f jt continues on in tho ame course.oj
'giving It lecture on .roniocrsuc
Tn . va ,rmin 0 00t alarms!
,..,.,. ,,.,),,,,,,, jta. .tate of deinora
j M ,mt gjllC0 ,10 conpte
rruPioni in mind, like the Pcnnyslvania
I)iiieliiiinn, linn liCcntno considerably
j..(lfn ,,,,, ti, C,H4(, 0f ttiis appro
d. ,cnion pnn the part of lla frienda
. .. - i . ft t -
,( ii,0 i,ie.t mat in in un iw !' n
hna amili'd approfingly upon APM'
oinica
at whut'"9
of the
J endeovored to eonvine.o Ita
r tlmt ho la a cn, d I'eniocrall In
,,ll0 of week licforo Int H
r,i, , jar f A.inir.w J' lMS'in'a p.il.-
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t I record ln loro Hie w.iriuii in.n w r,
... f...,ri,i n.,, ,,. r,niiH -ninl
)(J(, ,ml,n9 0f,noechea he hna doliver-
!ti fUiee j,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,! , prraiilent. If it
( ,! B it. U(.,.r u,,.,,.
wmi ,m, y,ry (,,. Mu ,ylnpiori)1, indeed,
i w,y did it yarW-i hia record before
..f:e wnf (im(J f)(,( p.Ml:h t, ,vluI or t !
ll only puhlialicd that part which related
to tho direful consequences of n civil war,
and hi opposition, at tint time, lo uholi
lioniaiii. It might hnv.i published the
following extraels from his speech'-s be
lore tho war, togeth -r with many more
like iV'in, ao a, to show ita readers Ink
imphicahlo enmity to all rebel und their
sympiiili s r :
[Extract from Speech in the United States Senate.
March 2, 1861.
Sir. Preeident.I wn going on to remnk
in refer, neo lo a general alluaoin to tree
ami, I lint if individuals wero pointed out
to ine w ho wero engaged in niglitly con-
plrneiea, in secret i dlictnvea, nnd ingoing
order directing the cnptiiro of nur fort
and tho taking l t-tir rtistoin houses, I
would allow who ivi'ro the traitors J nnd
that being done, llio pernons pointed out
coming w ithin tho purview nnd scopo id
tho provision ot the Con-tltutlim which
I hn;e rend, were I tho President of the
tlniied Sillies, I would do ns Tlvmaa
Jellersnii did In IHIIH, with Aaron llurr j
would havo I li' in arrested : nnd If con
victed within tho inclining nud rcoiio ot
lbs Constitution, by tho eternal (Jod, I
would execute llicin. Kir, treason must
bo puniahed. lis enormity, nnd tho ex
tent and depth lon-t hi mndo known.
Tho time la not far dialnnt, if this tiovern-
prcserveil, il Consliluiion obeyed, and
ita l.uvs i X'.'i uted in eri ry ilepartinent,
when soinetliiiii' ul tin kind must be
I n.
[Extract from a Speech in United States Senate February
1, 1861.]
I hnvn been told, nnd I havo heard il
repealed thai tins Union Is anno.
11 Ims neon sum in tins ctiamuer unit it
in the cold sweat or death' Hint, In tact,
is really dead, nnd merely lying in state
waiting for tho luiiornl obsequies lo
performed. If this be so, and tho war
dint hna been iiiailn upon mo in conae
iiu,',lico ol eilvnc itlng tho Constlailiou
(no L'''ion, I to retult in my overthrow
nnd l.!V I'cstriictlon; nnd thnt fla?, the
irlorlous ling, tho emblem i f llio Union,
. . . T i... i'. i.i i..
VltlOll WBS no.l." ,ijr Miiiiiiuii ...i.m.jji.
a seven year' ctrujlle, shall bo alruck
from tho Capilol t.aile.' in tho dual when
Ihls Union ia Interred, 1 :vanl no more
hoiior.ililu winding' sheet limn 'hat brave
old 11 ig, and no more glorious g'nvo than
to u interred In the IimiiIi or tim vnmu.
Kor it I Uvo stood; for It 1 will eomfmio
to alaiul; I caro not whcticj llio blow
come; and aoum will Und, before this
thing is over, that whilu there ore blows
to bo L'lven, llioru will bo blows tn re
Ireatou and traitors!
uuive, and that whilo olhera can thrust,1
there are some who can parry. They
will find that it i a game thnt two can
piny in. tiod preserve my country Irom the
thai Is threatening her, uvin
1 11 hia speech to llie Illinois delega
tion siuoe his inauguration, the President
ataled In them that his past course in
public lilo would bo a guarantee of hi
future action
may be judged from tho above extract.!
.They breathe the spirit nf constant nd
'
What tl.nl acti'inwill bc
.uuswtrviiig devotion to tho Union, Hid.
o. a ..t.cd and unalterable determination
Ihnl treaaon must be Punished. Tliessl
h( i
( were hi. view, be ore treason h.d wnged
a f. t.r year, war- ,, starved .... 47l"r;
I . l niie hpia.innrai lia.i li.ianlaril f lis lit Nil
U our priioliers
tif a nation. It is not probable thst he!
w ill change his views much, now thnt
( treaaon has perjirotratcj these euorini
ed ties.
r'.rvry one aciitainted with the Ader-
.(iter's course before the war w ill not
ralu(ldur,l lliat Us record will compare favor-
hty with President Jeiits is's even at
Hint time, mil grant uial It noes, iijw
will it c uiiparo with his for the past four
years) W ould il not bo like instituting
a comparison between a lio.i and a cat'
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tho one w if .ling all Ins strength and
.! , ..
power lor mo rotiaii ui mo i nn n,
, ., . ,. . ...
mi, uuier BLrdavtiiii;, anu uuui
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,1... .ol..,r .-r.t.l.i..,. mul I. llin.. nii.l;
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M vonoino.. tiro against ill
IUH "til lll' I lilt I ll.'lvl I UlltUllllW tt'lll"
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v '';'-'"'"" -i"-"
uig'tjand absurd to attempt lo make the com-
p.n.o,,.
Tlio airfeerfucr begins to think tht
jmitaoH I. a good Uen.ot rai. Ul course
.
ho ia!
Mtipe,
llo ia onoof tho real Jackoninn
li e wish wo c-.uiu any aa mucu
fof ihe .Utvr(.r. JoiissoK's Democ-'
racy taught him tn love the eld dig.
obey the law. of his country, to revere
Ihe constitution audio fiht for it when.
ever Its umiiremeuts were rf-di,cculluUloj
nga.nal. It wiighl htm to stamp treason
w ith inlamy by hai.'-ing all iufernsl trai-
tor who inaugurate
1 vvinh we could any as mufi. for llio De
li rebellion,
But re
mui-racy of the jtdtvrliMr.
'gird for truth forbids II.
fO" Tha Porl Royal New Smith
'May (ith apeska of the arrival at Jackson.
ed 1 hem loose. Most of thciii liavo ar
rived, and, thoy wero being supplied
About twenty wero left at Andorsonville,
too s ck to be moved. - There died at that
'May (ith apeska of the arrival at Jackson
of,,iio of u,uad of tho J,3.H Andersonyillel
prisoner who were coining iu. 'Hie
rebels rinding it impossible to letd them,
brought them to near our lines and turn-
I prison in eleven months of tha vear on J
on !ng January, 18'X, Mm .; Kobru.ry,
la
allies lbs establishment of !,.,t JulVnial
.Vll tJIVOVUS ll,VJ
9'ti4. li Ms'Ch.SliJ; April, 575: May,
7U3l June, 1-201; July. 1.744; August,
H.Uttl; .September, 3.U76; October, lA'JSj
Nuveiubor, -ttl4; Don'inber, 6tt!t; January,
I8W. l'Jil. Total. 1J.640. The total
numbor who have died al Anderaopville
1, 1861.] What Will Be Done With Davis?
Now that Davis ia caught, o good
many will Inquiro what will bo dono with
nlml e urn una iu""n "
drtormined with but very liula difTieuliy.
Prtaident imin daclired in tho Unit
ed Htilea Scnoto In 18GI, Hint If he were
Prraidunt lie would arrrat Davis, ar
raign hlrn fir treaaon, and If convicted,
would hanj him. Joiuifoa ia now Preal
dant. and it la not likely, In view of the
declaration) h haj more recently made,
ihalhowill 1 t Davis off with any other
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will not do inn inner, qui ui o mere
j uM.NnrA linnn li.il.Af
nf a craving fur blood-hllinj, Hut Will qn
it Vj promote tne cnus oi j.isuco ami
stamp the crime of treason with lnrnmy,
in order that it may bs a warning to all'
nnire generations. We liavs had
, ,i. , i .., i.i.' i
enough of blood-IcUlng, but jo.t.po
oil yet been meted out to the lending
conspirators ngninel tho governmelil.,
Davis and somo nioro of thcni must be
i --
iiatii.hod from the good country winch
gave them position nnd ilifbience in I lie ir
earlier day s, and w liiili they afterwnrda
deluged in blood. Ill nddition to their
eriino of treaaon, they brutnlly nnd
wantonly starved to dentil thousands ul
our pti'oners in tin ir hand, nnd murder
ed hundreds of innocent ciliz 'lis for ln
other e niae t'mii that of remaining Inn
to ihi old fl . Tli")' carried on the war
........ ... ,1... .H.i.,r i.t a ..1.1 nl, llinil
civ.liinJ people. We have in, feeling
I
vengennc tow ards tn -in. Justice, how
ever, mint be done, if it hangs every
nother's son of the I a ler. Hang Davis
and a low others, nud hi''h treason
sgiinsl the government will never niorci
he attempted, und wo will continue to
grow in greatness nud glory forever nnd
uvcr.
.
The Confederacy in a Petticoat.
I
II
Ono of tho most (Cures of
tho eollnpted rebellion is to note the very
short and summary manner in which ii j
up. Hix weeks ago, Jn r. DAVis
was in Itichmorid na F.xecutivo of the
, , , , ,,
Southern Confederacy, .nrroi.n.'ed by the
veteran ormy of I.r.F., and Issuing o dor
lo JoHstom, Dick Tavlok, IC11111Y Sunn '.
and nil the oilier satraps of the rebellion
and assuring the people of tho
that they never could be co!in,ucrcd ; thai,
jf it did conic to n pinch they would 'die
in ih. last ditch." Itnt, alus 1 lor poor'
'7 , -
the haughty Jr.rr. picked tip his rnP
calamities and skcdndtllcd. Then
I.H siiirendeiid ; then Juiikstoji ; then
1 n. ..it.. 1 .1...
It K J Jl , I.U Hi H 11 U lll.lllir llieT UU-M ll. ui
..... . , - a
chivnlric Jtrr. on tho fence wrapped up,
in hi wife's hood nud petticoat I The
great Southern Confederacy dwindled
down to audi .mill dlmanalons aa lo bo
. , . . , .
limited to Ihe narrow coi.dncs f
womnu's pntticont 1 What a J 'he
That's tlvinir hi tho last ditch with a
v
vengeance I
National Debts and U. S. Stocks.
i.
Tlio crouliou ornntionnl debts is nut
modern improvement, but llio ability
a gront nation to provide for a great deht,l
nnd
nnd to make. It tho must convenient
best form of personal properly, la a modern
wonder. Tho debt uf tlreut Ilritain
wni begun by raising a million sterling
by loan iu 1809, and w hen her great con
test with I.ouls XIV. waa terminated, the
A'bl had reached Il ly million. Many
Mtntoimcn and economists wero then
,. 1 m. ii.n .,,., I,.h.,I,. utl.hl. h.i.l
. . ,. Uu,,,n ,.r ,1 .
, ""' r-"-'' "Pl,n ' ( lry ur V"
country, but When the war of tlio Austrian;
succession h,1i. swelled this amount
, im VneaMlay rays that his-
I , , ........ .1 n.n
loriins and orators p.-ontinced tho rnie
'to bo desperalo. Hut when war ogaln
'l.r..k . ami tha national ilbt wo
j,'
'
trnnidlv carried mi to ono liunilrej
r .. :n: . r .1. ...., .,,,1 I, oil.
'" - J -"
ncss notu pronouueeu inni t:ie mini tte
arrived. D ivid lliimo said
nnd
It. hi tnvlni ila enen.ir. to
' . f, ' ,".,,,
,,c ,, ,no't'1t,, c' nU n"U P0""'1'!
'In.. Ilir,.it'.li it. Ihn i-Ynnriliiplit iimt
' "'
' nevr bo repeated even a small inerensiv
,
' , i0T, mumtaink untlor it .,K tsomc por
,
hundred million dollar, or nearly une'
.iihhu.iii ihhiiuu v-.
, ,, ., ,. . t
half tho cnt.ro property of
anu,,. . . ,J, .. ,.,
,: Kingdom, tw stoutest heart,
il"'''-J- ' very
Hon ol the load was 'jorno ny the Amen.
can Colonies, snd Ihe attempt tJ linptue!,.,!
I hi load produced the war of tho revolu-
lion, nnd, in-lead of diminishing, aile.l
' ' . . .... . ., , ,
anothor hundr.-d millions to tho burden.
Again, aiya Macaulay, waa Ungland)
given over, but again slio wss more1
1 prosperous than ever before. Rut when'
. , , ,, , ,
nt .lo, rlnnii nf ber Nnnnlennie vvnt-a
1S17, this debt had been swelled up loj
the enormous sum of eight hundred mill-
ions sterling, or four thousand three
tho United'
tha firmest
" ' . . .
believer in nalional progress ami nalional
J U0V1. Ilt mi h, we he bl,en aP
11 , .1- .,. ftf lf lilt'
I'"11,J' I,ul '' ",0 V,r' rJC"
" mountain of obhg.t.oi.,-to aay null., ng,
t.f !.,- a-a.l ,.l.vi,l.l .n,ani.dii..tia tl...
.,ropor,y oflhc nri,uh lion bcen
I, ,,ro than trebled, and hor debt is now
, , r.iarfc,0 0f bt 15'; per cent, n .ainst it.
ai, ,,. (;re(1. i,ri,ail. has done in nsvin..
I . 4 r.
(Cr dout. wealiall do, and more, with
1 w aV9 VJSl torritoriot .,,Uoucti.
,j by XUi u)ow minc- of precioH,
.ueui. 0f which wo havo hardly opened
l0 , popui.tion full nf life,
en(.rfV cnlerprij0 nni idu,try, and tho
wcaltU of lno ncy ,nJ )abor
.
uf "l 1J countrie. pouring into the Irp
Wc'of our gl.nl and ever-to-be-united repub-
lic. During the fiercest and most ex
bsuitlng ot all possible wars, wo have
u mons(raied our national strength and
of .all the aTorld Over, nations! strength I
'but another na3 for national credit. "A
'but another na3 for national credit. "A
M Vuitti ge-' will .UOn bo
.. .. , m m,
.ynt.ynKu. the world over With "a. V'd
Bntiah Consols." For our pai.. wo
think a U. 8. Treasury nut?, beariii"
seven and thrco-tentli. nnnual Inlereit,
is just a much beuer than Ilritisli Con
sola aa the rate of interest Is higher.
Seme of our timid brethren, who shipped
their gold to London and invested in
oonaols, ore pow glad to sell out and in
vest at home at a round los, and serves
them right.
nfTSi.britw lor tlio Tifflu
'TltlUtNK.
CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
Is Caught in a Petticoat.
His Family and Staff also Prisoners.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, May 13.
Mnjor Gen. Dix:
Tfio followina; diapatch, just received
rr,n fieneral W ilroii. announce tho aur-
m a
lri.o and cantnrc of JeHoraon Unvia,
nis tun, vy ,vt. i uktuaiu dum m. 1
vnn cnvnlry, un the morning oi mo "'"j
i..t . ! I rvv I II VI lo. in 1 rw in C'JO n I V , yui .
EDWIN M.
Secretary of War.
MACON, GA., H. A. M., May 13.
MACON, GA., H. A. M., May 13. To Lieut. Gen. U. S. Grant and the
Honorable Secretary of War.
I havo tho honor to report that at dny
Jl:"ht oflhe 10th inst., Colonel Pritchaid.
l'")1,,,0;,,,;; Cawlrr, cap-
ri () j, n rl-...n D.iv.a nnd family, with
H,.Snti, P t-lma.li r (i'Mirr.ll, Colonel
ll.iniaon. I'nv .lo Secretary! 'o'otii 1
iffl"
(,, r1 fnli.nrl I'ritcliard aurprm-d their
c -onp
nt Irwinviile, in Irwin coiinly,
i n unit.' i in i . in - -
hi. and will he foiwimleil uniler strong
.nnrtl wiihonl delny. I will selid further
articular ut once.
J. H. WILSON,
Brevet Major General.
LULLETIN No. TWO.
LULLETIN No. TWO. Further Details of Davis' Capture-
His Attempted Escape in his
His Attempted Escape in his Wife's Clothes--Breckinridge's
His Attempted Escape in his Wife's Clothes--Breckinridge's Son taken Prisoners--Expected
Capture of other Rebel Leaders.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, May 14.
yjnr (!, n. Dix:
' 'i n-s follow ina'details of the enpturo of
Jjp, Dnvis, w 'uilo ntteiiiliting his escape
in his wile .lo.I.ea, have In en received
(ienerai Ul-on. M--
MACON, May 11—A. M.
the
rllurn i J, H'. Davir, lius just been linn
wound 'ded in by ; Col. Jlinty, conunaudino llio
'2d Division:
HEADO'S 4TH MICHIGAN CAVALRY.
CUMBERLAND, GA., May 11.
To Gapt. W. Scott, A. A. G., 2d Div.
Siu: I have the honor to report Ihntnt
daylight yer.erd-iy, nt nvinavill , I sur-
Zui: 'U
i.K,lml8U.r.(;,.R.ral Regan, hi Pr.vuto
'Secretary, Colonel il uuinoml. Colonel
Johnvtoii. A. D. C on Dnvis' hI iIT; Col.
:!;ev,e":;:i,n:;!t21;ngln:7
train ut li-e v-nyona ami llirco nmhulun
and ccfi nmliing a must perfect success. Had
not n motl painful misMko occurred, ,y
I which tho dih .Miehi'-an and ltt Wlscoii-
. ,
1 Dill U.1IIIU ItllV e. , - -.......
iinu b(,l)Ti xiiis mistake cost us two!
eii.j ,Mlj l.ieut. llautcMe wounded
through llio arm, 111 the Uh Michigan, nud
"r men wountieu in 1 . i. ..i.u.....
T ila occurred Juat al day light, after we
, ha, captur(,d ,i,e camp, by tho charge
!.; (l0 ist Wisconsin, They wero 1111s-
taken for tho enemy. Wo returned to
1 . 1
tills point 1 11 hi nigiii, unu aiiau move ri 'in
forward without waiting order from
yon ns directed, feeling' that tho whole
..io..n. .! no. ,vi.ni inn,, le flri-onin srien.
auJvilUakl mo' Bt eilit throo days to
ofi,,.,,.!, jlne.on, as wo oro sevonty-fivo
miles out, and our slock much exhausted.
' 'ope 10 rencu iiuvtuiitaviuu lo-niym.
1 liavj tlio Honor 1 ue, etc.,
B. D. PRITCHARD.
Lieut. Col. 4th Michigan Cavalry.
The l.t Wisconsin belongs to Logan's
brirude of illcCuuk's divinion, nud had
lieeii sent tluo end by lien Cro.Mon.
Col . Miuty distriliuted hi cuniiu inil nil
along lliv! south bank of tho Uckmulovu
and Altnmtilia. Thi acentints for Ihe
collision between parts of West's nnd
shows tho r.eul ol llio coiuuintid in pursuit.
I I hnvo directed increased vigil '.o on
,, jmrt ,,j ,1U oomuiiind in tho, hope
cajiiuring the oilier nasnssii.s. lliril's
desolaljou positions of men nr.- irood, and so fur
uono ot llio rebel iluels liavo u.'oli able
iir,m,.,.
Hreckinriirgc's son wa captured niobt
' before last, eleven mite smilli of hero.
I 1 will send lui tlier ileluiij ns buoii i
received.
J. WILSON, Brevet Major General.
MACON, GA., May 13.
Hoi!
'. M. Stanton:
J,l. Ul.-l ol. ItliriieilS, comillfnillllg 110
1 1st Wisconsin, Ims just arrived fpon Ir
for wi...vi.to. IU struck llio trail of Davi-
. ii-. f ,i . ....
at nuum:, . ..j , , ..
efilio 7tii, nnd b'll-wed hiin closely night
, J( t,,0 ,WneM r A
tor Creek and lJ.ee., .Swan,,., v..
Is aa ft ia ii.tsi i- 1 s a 1 111 t 'Is. VI Ii . I . 1 1 a a 1 1 I I I .'IPs
, . ,-. , , i.,.,.;,:ir.i wii, i.vi nick
. nd )10rta of tho ll.'i 31 chigon.
Harden followed ih-' trail direct ly South,
. wlaile Pritc!iur.l. Iiuvrntf rroli-r horses,
pushed dnvn tho Ockmulgi e toward
lll)m,WP,,( ,nil K,1C0 ty ,, w rre,k u
Irwinavillo. arriving thoro nt midnight, ou
Itiu 1Kb. Jell'. Duvis bad not arrived.
,'"" B citixon, Pritchard learned that Ins
I nurly wero encamped two miles nut ol
lull. ' .. 1 . . ....
1 ilu, t.iwii. lie iii.iile dianosiliiina til hie
,,, Bd fiirroundcd tho camp before
day. Harden had camprd al UP. M.
within two miles , as lie afterward lenrin
i Irom u.ius, too iracs ueing uvo iiiuieiiuc
. . r .1 1 .... II . ,,,vl.,.,l oil ni l A M
..a t,.,i ',. . ,.. ,,., .,, ;i
...I.... I.i. ..lu.M.a u-n. tiroil mi...i I.u it,,.
I : . . T. --I--- -
4th Sliclngan; a n;,'til ensued, uotn parties
exhibiting the prea-cst detcrmi,)1,,ion ,0.
."""llirintfwaalholirstwarningDnvisrceeivcd.
T10 captors report that ho hastily put on
one ul bi. wile', dresses .ml Hutted for
tho wood, closely followed by our men,
who at timt thou;;lit hill a woman, Inn
Slicing bis bout while he was running,
they suspected niS sex. tne race was
short one, snd t io rebel 1'rcnuli nt was
I aooii brought to bay. llo brandished
liowio kmlo, and showed signs ol buttle,
but yielded speedily to tho persuasion
a Colt's revolver, without compelling the
men to fire. Ho expressed indignation the
oner.y with which ho wss pursued, say.
ing he had believed our Government was
too insnaiiloio.n to hunt dewn women
and children. Mrs. Davis remarked
Col. Harden, after the excitement was
the President, or ha might hort some
. . l,.....l...l,.u.l. !.in. ...If....... J!..
llieni st Lran v nava 1.0. 1 n lit, utlf'
11 it v snd resignation. 1 bo party
evidently making lor llio coast.
J. H. WILSON, Brevet Maj. Gen.
dCT The seven wise men of tho Chris,
lain Commiaaiou who went, bat in hand
I to enll upon lleiieral Hubert K. Leo,
,:liin whose ilepartinent seventeen
thoiisanu Union soldiers were stuived
deai.'), have beert Wld to put their pecul
iar Christianity toaoiniJ ether use than
the servitf of ihe Chrialiin Cymmissiun.
ft?r The rebel representalivi rjt'lo.
who, buying tied fruin Kicbiiioud, v,a
sent to r.uiopo Decsuse lie rvlused
take tha oath of allegiance, rulurncd
without portnisiion and was put
jail in New York, ia row in Canada. He
bad the choice of leaving Ilia United
States or sisudiiu trial for treason, and
loiuiVxrcd W 'vi' the former condition.,
New Advertisements
Theialasflh '! i.tla, of 1) I0,am,100 of tha
1 JO Lata w aamplatal aa tha Hit of Mnoa.l "to.
Tha aala ot Iha aaoaa4 aariat of Tnree Haadrad
Mllllail.pa.abl tkras rtara from tha 13th Sat of
la, tSM, waibia ssiaa Irnaf Aril. la U
hart ipicaof tbirijr da;i,srar Oa haadtait Million.
af tl.ts i.rita have baa aolil laavlnf this da It,
tli in Tohnailrl Million, to b di.po.H of. Tha
Inttra.t l.ia.abla lofai anaaallT la aarraaeT os Ih
lith af ll.om aad Ulk of Jana br Caaaoa
aiiachadto tjch ante, which aia racdilT aaihad ear.
ttbtre. It atno-jnt. (o
Ths I uteri at srAounta to
One cent per day on a (SO note
Twoccnta" " 100 "
Ten ' " " " 500 "
SO " " " $1000 "
tl " " $'030 "
Moro au;l Moro Dosirablo.
ll-t Itfli-IHon it inporeiM-il, and tli Cocranl
lit. .tlrf- "I. a.lo;l.l ma.t.ra In roilu'-a tieailllnrf t
n.r.riillf a, r "ilita oi a .aara fbotinn, Iha, taill"
IitMln; r,n.n m itk.l hcrmiva, am) pnrrhlier.
Tin. ii tht tlll.T l.'l N I M M rtK KT now f.
rn'M I.AK I." IAN lirTIIKrKtll'I.E.
TttP Sy.aa.'l liirty No at ra conrtrtilila ta ihoit
Htaia ill. al 11 a 0illnti nf tha l-oliltr, Into
l . S. ri-20 SSXPKK CKxr
....... 1 . . . 1 a.- - . iitivloe
iilll.l J-l.l',.M.l-U 1 I'"
Which a,J alwavt n-OTttt a pminiam
Freo from Taxation.
Tli T 3.1 Notti uannnl b tua.l Tiiiant. I'lllat,
I'C'inil.iot iai. an.t Ihia tntaia.l il t ot Ititd aa
, , a ,mvU, of ll. ownt,'. Inoua e.Jinj i
ie.n.t,.H di. a rr. r.i. r.i iac..t uir
.
value frnn tint lo tlintt p. I tant. p.t tnnom. acoof l
in lo llit inia levird on other iroptrlt.-
Subscribo Quickly,
l.i, Ihan .,ie.nie,lOtl of Ilia Loan aotliorUe.l by
ihe la.l t'mt;rt.t are anw oa ih market. Till.
ntoi.nl, at Ihe tula at nlmli ill. beln abtotlied, will
II he anhartilivil for wiilna two menth., whra the
nolrt will iialimhtnllt coraroioil a pre mi tint, at bat
nniforn l. brrn Ilia rn.a aa clo.in the tbtoililioa.
tn ftthrr l.ua at- It now trtmt piohabte that ao enn'
ii.UmI.lt amount hriond Ihe pmrnl letiet will be
orTrttiltolli public.
Inoi.Wr iI.ji cilicena of every Iowa and .ectloa of
llitrnnnirf rav be alT-nJeJ f ioilili.. fortakin the
I0.111, ttit Nalionnl lltn'.., Ctate Pnnli, anil Irlva'.ej
llnnktr thronclioiit Ilia cnunll. halt jrnt-fally ;reil
tn fooelre aiihicriptlnn. at pur. Htihicriliei will
.elrcl their own asi'nt.,la wliom thay have ?onfi
dnnr. nn.1 who only ate lube reiinn.ttile for the
laltverv ulllie note, for vhii-t, Ihty rrceiia nrilert.
JAY COOKE,
Rtibfcrlption Agent, PiiiLAOKLrut A
Siibscipitlons will bo received by
National Exchange Bank of Tiffin.
First National Er.11'1 oi Tillin.
ul
X" I l'" lr I TN
Woolen Factory.
W ,rt nrti.ira.1 with nar Innrna.ait facllitiat lo
rrcelte uol to be mannluL-tBreil mln
ClutliB, CnssiincreB;
Sntintts, Jtnns,
J.itisuyB, Tweotls,
l'luin.svt Check Flaniiol.s,
And Stouliin": Vurns.
We have a itach of the aliova Cooila en bans
For Salo or to Exchange for Wool.
Tit" ..ii1 ntTe-r fttrI r nitr wf ni tnufiifi
tnrtt. Irom I nortty n ( wiml, nj nr
tinaiirintaail f'nr Tvir, V no
ni ttltiiiea ta our fclny,
CUSTOM CLOTH
Fulled & Finished
In -ny ni:itnf elfsireil. Al ililli
W 1 CA1M)ITJ
Tin ftillnrtiiif fi'vlitt ire f JcommeU'letl lo ftrinrt
for itlritiinns iiiitlr u"l t
Tnkrnii lb. ol'n.U 'nil nn pint nf tit Ink
I. ink ft nl' wnrii) tnirr : I) lli miitl rinRin in
iniKiiir 1'ftnii . in Ml tmiiultf! a-i uOiwarJi tvalt
Imriitiflilv in rulil W lltT.
Anoihrk Kmnrr - nn-il.inl ltv,i wo.iliir
a ati-r . niiil lit" hi n n li"r tin) lininl tn Hi mi kiur
li-t ih Mfxil I n - tn ii in minnt,Mivit na.li i(iorunjli
ly 111 i lrr,i;oUl v.nr.
May ISlh, ISr.L
liltOSS, P01UHY & CO.
; H
I
aK -
iSerit-ca County Taxi's.
The Treasurer's Ofli.to I "now open fj
tint reeeiiiionot' I axes, an I llio I rcitsu rer
ireuiietta the u iv in 'ill as otrly a c luveiiient.
Ii. a.ivc the rnsli on tne latt naya uiiuiiuu
law, A word to llie tao io aunieirnl'
E T. STICK NKY, Tree
MnvH'h,- Ifiio tw
a
IlLLCOX &,
Son In?;
1 1 BBS
itlachlnr.
a
to
.'per
o so
It is the beat family Machine.
It ia .Ufluit'uu of "siiuplicity"and
fectied.1'
The needle csnnnl be set wrore.
The ll. miner, Fuller snd lirai.lt raio
knonlttlL't'd to Im tupcriir to all other
A pnnieiitcd device prcicula ila bcin
luiu.d back aid.
Ilia cnliiely Puia.let.
It received the Gold ilcdal of the Amcrl
n Inaiiiiite in iPB3.
e It received llie Silver Modal of the "Not
York Slate Fair." ICti4.
Ii received the Silver Medalofth 'Teun
sylrania SlU Fair."
It mat, rvuv.wu alia t. in iu,,, ...
of 1 ". j Un-Indisna bute fiir," lfHit.
.H,I. . , r .. , .
to
in
to
Iu
Hind for a circular coDlsinins full infor
mation, notices from Iha rca, teatimonlsU
from thoeo ualng the machine, die. .
W AGF:NT8 WANTED JH
JtiinoH NVilloox.
Manufacturer, 608 Broadway, New York.
P1UNC1PAL OFFICES.
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Subscriptions 1'aitl tp in Full,
The National Kchatira Hank will eoinm-no luilacaa on tbs First of April, in tbs?
Giiiking Houins now occupied by the Hank of Tillin.
CEP-TIFICATB O1 AUTHORITY.
Treasury Department, Office of Comptroller of Hi Cnrraacy.f
Washing!); Msruh 17ih, 1S6S. y
Wiisaraa, br aall'fnclory evldnncs prcientid lo tl e nndetrigncd, II has been made les
app-ar that "The NsliensrUxchnnoje I'ank of Tilfin," io the City of Tlflin.snd County
offence, snd Piste ot Ohio.liaa Wen duly orcaniitd under sod scoordlng to Ihs reqnfrs--nn-nt
of the Act of Congress entitlt d An Act lo provide s National Currency secured by
t.ledpe of Ihe I'nltcd Hiat -a' bonds, and to provide (or the circulation and redemption'
thereof approved Junetld. 1 i-f-l. nnd haa compiled wilh all the provi-ltma of Ml d Ant re
quired lo be complied with hi'tnre commencing the Imeintas of Hanking under lb said'
Act. 'I h ortiee of Coaiptrolh r of tho I'urrencj being vacant
N"W this, roiia. I, Samuel .T. Howard, I)e my Comptroller nf lb Currmey do hereby
cettify thaf'Tlie National Frliatigo Hank nf Tiffin," in Hie I itf of Tiffin, in the County
nf S-'iirss nn l RlstJ of Ohio is authorised to commence the btisinrea oi Banking under
the Ant nlnrrsHid-
In testimony whercol witneaa mv hand and aeal of ofTine this 17th of March 18C5.
(arAi) bAMl'KL T. HOWARD, D.puly Comptroller vl the Currency.
Marjli -iM UT.3.
I
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1. 1HH T
NATIONAL BANK
Ol' TIFFIN.
Agent for tho Salo of tho
"IT. S. TjOjiii.
llulids on band fur immediate delivery.
JOHN T.UUr!S,Cshicr.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
'I' ll E A S 1 ' I! Y I 1. P A U T M F. N T .
Officc of 'ftrauiii i.rs of tiif. rissfii 1
tVnahington, Mnrcli Kith, IM.5
WnrnrAS. by eati.fnctory cvi.lenen pre
sented to tliiuiiderslgiii-d.it b.islif.-n matte
to appear that 't he First Nalional Pank ol
i-i.e... " in .l.n ftiie nl Tillin. In Ihe Count.!
ul Seneca, snd State of Ohio, ha been duly
orennised under nud according to the re
inin inenla nl ine net 01 v..un;i.;-"
!. ... . ..:i.. SJ..I....1.I tlorrpt.f-v
All Aft IO I.rt.vnii! .'" 'J
.. .1 ... .r It. ...I v.. ia. II.1111 .
st'CUI etl liy S plrilgij 01 v iii ia .. - .
ml to provide for the circulation nun rc
deinplion ihereof," approved Jane .Id. 1H.I
anu Have complied with nil the provision
..r ..i.i Am riniiiriil to lie coinnlieil will.
before commencing tlie buiuesi 01 luiukinis
un.U-r aaid net.
The oilicc of Comptroller OI llie currency
being meant.
low, ineretoro, 1, ciuiiiuiji a.
Dt-piily Comptroller or Ihe Currency, do
k.i... ,tii'v,i..t'iTlin First National Hunk
r -Tillin .'''in tho City ol '1 llin , in ihe
County of Senec. and Slnlo of Ohio,
authorised to commence the bueiuvei
l.., il.rf Aet alorosniu.
In testimony wnorroi, wime.. nm
and seal nf oflioe, this hixUiulli uy 01
March, lfrt5.
(srt.) BASIL F.L T.llUWrtKu.
xo SIlHl Depnty Uoinpiruiicr 01 inw vii;
March 23d, 1SH5-
as
I.
HEADQUARTERS !
FRESH ARRIVAL
upens
;
AT Til F. HTORIt UF
X. 33 IXjUJIX,
.Slirmliiiii's lilock. oi'popito tlio
Davis IIotiso.TiiHn, Oliio.
JUST BGCEIYBD
a i.Aticr. Hfpri.v of
PUB2 DRAiiDlBS.
Gins, Ryes and
BOURBON WHISKIES
Al.t0, FuBl'lilN AM)
Domestic Wines,
W lilt II ARK TO II K "'l l AT 1 1I K
LOWEST CASH PRICLS.
IVI.hinc fl HI". WIM.ia or PIlANMKt" fin Veil
val jieriista, van lit a.i:ouio.lalrJ with pale a.ti.-lv.
P. E- ILER,
Mam rACTi ei.sV IH.ii ss in
FOBElfiN AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS, cScO.
Has always on band a .
Large Assortment
Of the CHOICEST r.RANDS, which he will
sell at tho
Lowest Market Tricca I
tV Vlas ittlanJ examine fur onrli,bt fort
ituiiUtstui UaiHliii
T. E. ILER.
1ST IG V
DISCOVERY !
The Ureal American
;oi,i!; un 1 i:it
li w MtniftclurvJ PoM by
x. 1:. 1 ivis it.
Sliawlian's Dlock, opposito Davis
House, lilhn, UI110.
A Sure Cure lor
and all tueuABts nr Tim
Stomach & Bowels,
Ono Uottlo
It caar.nte.il la cart the wfe.lea.ea 01 .itarTi.
t'hnl.ia .Motl.nt l),.nlt.v, V'.v.t and Af... I holla
raiat. Si. k ll.ai!aih.a, iion.aa ef Ihe tsieaaaeh,
.nil ia r..-lall.l afia.h'al'aa.
.Sttottela. ll la a te.ia '' ...
"J (?r...l lUlli.r. -'II 'a e..r, ...an.,
"..law uS tea."" !"!"" ''," !'
i Vu."..", .n.H'n! Ih l-anaat le take h..lh,T
f .1..... of Ji...... rr. m it. It Ittn,.
t!j.J..Il ...u.ilv. an tli mn.i i.U la Mie
TZV.m . '" ' "V'IJ- '
avtw". . ..k . .1,., t... ...a 11
4. tjrtut'ant 01. 1 1 - ....
You that are Suffering .
Uf si r 'r t ss takew aaaie u.t.. iri
Pili't.One Dollar per Bottlt.
P. E. ILER.-
rffa,M.t tk, uaiif.
t
l'ii( National Hank of Tll!in
(siccLasoa or To MS nl aa co.)
Authorized Capital $200,000.
Ilenj. f oiuli, Pn a. John T. Husa, Csab,
PIRECIORS.
Tteijimin Tomb, John T. Huts,
I Ins. II. Tomb, George R. Hues,
licorre E. Scary,
Tho undersign have organised onder Iha
National Uanking Law, and hare been dc
signaled bj tht Comptroller of the Currency
ths
First National Bank of Tiffin.
Ilenjamin Tomb , Jobn T. Ilurs. Tbos. B..
Tomb , (i.oipe R. Unas, Geo. E, Beney,
K. Singer, I. I.. SiJohn, Henry Ebberi,.
IM word Hamilion, Stephen Horsey, John
U. llroas, Henry 11. Sou. ler. Robert Nelson,.
I.iliiijl, O.-lmrn, Jnmea S. Ycr.k Cliss. M.
Vcrk.Snnil. Iterrin, M. Hullivan. Geo. "Vt .
t'tiiiniiipliaiii. Win. Gallup, Henry Zabn,
March Huh lel',5 tf
rclitiou lor Divorce--Seneen
Coimiioit IIrnr
Ohio.
Kllsabf-th Ilanirer va Colll.b Hsnlscr
The sui-j (jollitb Hnnlscr will take nntiee
that nn the 'Jllih day of April A. I)' 186V
he plaintiff riled her petition fef divorce In
the l le. k'a Ollice, of rsid Court, wherein
,hc eels lorili that el.s nud the defendant
were I gaily married on ths lPtbdayof
Juno A.D.KtiO. 1 hat on the ith day of
July. l'-Cl). Ihe defendant left the plainliff.
suu has since rcmniueu nbaent end awsv
from her willully. 'Hint Ihe defendant dur
ing the tint of hi. aaiil sWnee hna grot--
ly iirghctrd his duly. That by asijl
uiurringo there is a child.
And oak that the said marilage contract
mny be dissolved, and boili parties re
leased from tha obligations thereof That
plaintiff may bo restored to' lier maiden
name, and lor other lellef.
HALL A riTTF.NGER. -Api'SUCsr.
Ally1 for Plaintiff..
Justice of the Peset and Real
Estate Agency. .
Vhe Jo tie ol Ihe Pence of Clinton town-
,hip may be I'nund at hia tfftce, two doors
nnrlhol the l'iwt Olliue, and opposite Ih
.Shawhan Houas, ill the City of Tiffin.'
Having taken out a license fitun the United
State na Conveyancer snd Claim Agent,
respectfully offers I is services to the bub
lie, snd will draw and imtko Deeds, tlurt
if.ieea nt nil times, ho will also procure Hack
1'itv, Uuiintie, .le, due Soldier, their
Widows. Children or Mother, with prompt
ness. Also, ntleitJ to the prosecution of all
claim ngniuat nny of ths Ksceuliv Depart
mente of Ihe Federal Oovernmeiil, and tha
Colliclon rf ll. bts ami Claim in this
County, io. HnviiiK also taken out a
lieenso as a Heal F.stnui A Kent, will ailend
to the I'liyinn nnd selling of Ileal Kslate
Kentiii)t of Houses or Suires, or olh.r Kcsl
F.state,nud for the ncouiiimodntiou of all per
smia hncinj- Patina, jta or I louses which
rliey wisli loaell oreiohsnn in this City,
County or Suite, or any other Hlale or
Territory of theae United States, lis haa
procured a BiM.k iu which hs invites all
ihose persona who msy have any suoh Ks4
Kstaic, Ac., to sell ur iichsrge, to eome
snd reni.lcr the in iu the Book, free of
charge, nud which will ha always open to
any ono wishing to pn'chnec, free of charge,
;!iu tiliaeribcr only srking a rcasonsble
coHin.r.?'iltou f ,r bit rervices whra he msy
be the means of licu.fit lo Iho-e a ho muy ao
reijiiiei their property.or by itseiamioatioa
be t.t-m tiiie.1. i j.(;iiodsi:ll,j.I'.,
Tillin, April 21 h, lolii 3in.
Official Publio Notices
LAND SdufFOR SALE. '
("OLiniBt't.Har l-t,1P65,
tn ArroRn t svr, with thb rRovinioNJ
I of act nl'lh 4J vneral Auenibljr oftlis tftata of
llnn, pa strrl AfiHI S.)f-,.4, tha Hn.fJ fttut
ollicfre tviUrttuaiva protjmaaU ill iha In aU af
Auul ns-jit, lof lh jitin tia.f llta ltnJ Herip fa
eeivni trtiin Ilia l'leJ lil for tn aMabHsbieiaat
ofi Agiif-iltaral L'olltgs), url'i'l !). in Ilea Miala
ot oluu. Tha Hviiiicomi-fiaaeMO.lHNlMpaMar laatl.
Nu ,ir.ioitio willba racattail (vr loet Ibas
hnmlrtM. awj titly acrva.
II mora MiivvMiani sitiMata ata,f pa M(W ! V
Aaihior ami Tiaaei-raaof ant esMiuly, who wi tl Itaaa
ll iba auia la Uia aaitanica!.
JAi.lf. UODMAIf,
A art 1 tor otrtata.
O. VOLM&Y UOBbtY. , ;.
Traataaa af Htat ,
WM. Hr.NKV l,MITH
Way 4,Uiil. r Katratarf pttftaia. 1
SCHOOL EXAMINER'S lSOTIfK
To Toncliors.
' f. ' ' ': i t . T" . 1 . 9. .(
TbeSrhouI Examiners of Seneca soanty,
will hold CJtiuiiiialk'tia st lb office cf the
Kmuiinera, in Tomb's Block, Tlllia, ObioM
for the year lbCS, as follow: " '
Marco 2ih ad S5lb;. .
1 ' 31st and April 1st.
April 7th snd 8th.
, '7". J4ihand 15tb ".
f- t!lstand 4.
- . SHih and 30th.
6ta andaHh.''
lQikand IJta.-
Uih and loth.
' . -: - - let and 3th
Cihand 7ih.
..- . . J.lib sad lltfc.T,
, 9uih and 81a). 1
J ' " Utth and KthhJ-'
ad and Uh.
10ih aod Ulk.'
17th sad Ifth,
, , '! f.vb andittUu
Na aotliBeatea will bs huiwdeweoton ax
aminstioa day, sud no aurlineaica will be-
audiud. . ,
JAMF8 riMARS;' ri
" JOHN MoOAUtET,
J'M. ZAIIM. '
Jixapjl nfra,
Uirch SOih mi-d
May
. a.
Juue
September
October
Norambcr