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: rm;r::! & r.tiuj;,..
TtNJSSlM Y NOV. 15,- IMG.
Km-.r '"r m
The News.
Ch.i. J. Half id, Silas Mi'Ics 0 fleiU
In etceicd F.oyistor of N, Y. City bj
tu.-ji.rily or ajjout 20,000. .,
The Popublieen majority In Msi
busetts is 70,000.,. Two tjulorerl mm
- hwp loco r.locta.l to the Lr-tjinl.tiirp.
Gov. HrownloT U .underitoeJ,. in
hij ni(ni, to 'lro-aU noro- au.IT-
Mgand perpetual disTraocliUomonl
fjr U rebel. r
A IToralJ po'ml myn it U tiia hleii
tiotl" 6f Oor. Swann lo call Iho Nf now
land Logid1atn.ro together at, In early
day, fort ho purposa. of Impending
Juifge liont. '. ' -
Ate tuoctinjr of the Ohio Democrat
le State Central Cominittcfl it wrm re
folvctf to hold tho State Convention
fur t l.o nouiinntion of Governor nnl
othrj StJito olHocis, on tho 8th or Jan
ary next.
Qenerali Grant, Sherman, Ilownrd
Logan artj othor ditv,,Ihf d mill.
tary.W ViU moot at Cincinnati,
on iv,e loth, in re-union who the tori
on Onlora of the, old army of the
deunmct. . i ,
C.U.W..H. A. Taj lor, a ion in
law of rridnt Hiirriaon, a nootl,-nua.-ftf
etrranced go and lim.tod
tuoantvliaa lioea appointed Poatmaa.
tor at Cincinnati. Ifenedio itill re-
tain the JVt-oflifo at Clcvol.md
io uay wnpartmenl hsvo In eon-
sidcralion the sending of the Irouclnd
Miantonohiuh, sow In Enropean wat
ers, toMHo Pceiflo porat. She oan
4ilor rthor stcanfrfroirt -Liahou to
T.io-de Janoilo, and tbeneo follow
the tracV of tho ironola'd Monodnock
aronnd.Cape Horn. .
, .... ...
President Johnson lias given itie
lloaid of Missions of tho l'rotetnrit
Lpiscopsl Church, the sum of 1,000
to bo used In Iho purchase of tbcMn
riuo IlpituI at Charleston, S. C, In
establisbing aichdol Tor coto'red chil-
dreu. .
Tho War, Department hat called I
tor 475,000 Iron head blooka for thol
the national oemoierica. K: n .kl. V-
U to bo mno inohes wide' by twolve
lung, w.ih au iiwcription o( name,
rank, rej:iuiu.nl and orps of theWp
er boncath.with tlio date of hie death.
Tho Ilcarld'e Paris correspondent
esys t.encral Castolitnu till arrange
lor the retirement' of tho Frcnoh
trcojis from Mexico en ruaaso, as X
p ln IhinlLs tltamarch by'dotaoh
atonti wou d bo icconvei.ijut. 11 was
oo .odered that Prance would bo ro
lioved f two lucubl, Itome and Mex
co, 4l)unt the saiua ferlud of tfiiio.' '
A yory large meeting was bold
Thursday evening at Cooper Instituto
New York, to aid iu the cstnblishniout
of a National Assylum on tho Poto
mac for disabled soldiers and snilors.
Horace Orecley presided. Addrasos
were delivered by Lioui. Woonwno,
Gonorul (). O. Jlow-ARn.Gov. HAM-ru''
' ' Ml.. '
. .. ..-'i' . .... .
ut ti'n, auu ouicrs. a con
tribution was rai.od in aid of the ob-
Joet. About t25,00Q e.10,000 are
uooded to eflUblisu tho institution
Ihero are - fifty five Protestant
ourhc in China- and ninoty-five
Prctcstaut minsonaries. " Pnitostant
liutsio larios are alsti settled in Na-
giski ud Yokohauia, iu -Japan
Many of the rich Jspsnese are learn
ing fro;u theso ininsiouaries the Jung
uagosof the, we.torn nutiout. The
number of C'hri.tian conversiona iu
IudU, liarmah, and Ceylou, is JJ13
133, nnd the number of English and
American missionaries is 5 U. , Tho
children of tho mission schools with
iu the sauio bound aro 0(1,57 L The
number iu all tho schools U 500,000-
S . a. 11 '
r
I
'
I
General Grant and the Presidency.
A gentlemen of this eity, an iutN
auto porional friend of Gcu. Giant's,
Tailed 00 hiui in Waitluagian not long
siuco. His purpose was to get the ins
fluer of Gun. Urant with the Presi
dent in relation to an olUeein the oity.
Gen. Grant told him frankly that Uia
, , . . lr
but en injury. He said he bad aolic-l
1. i 1 . . r . . .
1 tud but very tew favors of the Presi-.
.(..., '
,
booio was returned. lie said It..1
- J . . ww.iw.'m Bivg rriU UtlU
f p.'latinn to it.- Ho said to Gen.
(i.ui.i: You say that you-' are not
a iandiduto for the Pieaidenoy. Now
promi.-io ino, said ' tho Prculdont,
"that you will not lot your naitio bo
ut-ed iu conucction with tbeofiice, and
I will gtiiut you any favor in my pow
er to beatow." To this Gon. Uraut
replied: ' Mr. Johnson, I am r.ot a
cindiJato. Hut tuppuso the people
ius'14 jQ makiug me ouo, what rait. I
do? Aud bcKiJc., Hit. Grant has
been recently looking at the Whit.
House, and tbiuka she can run that
establishment tjuito as well as it is
run tow.- And you luow, Mr. Presin
dcn; tlist tliono womun will oioprotty
luucb us they ploauo. And Mrs. Griint
would ducidodiy object to my giving
any pitch promise.", Tho Presiden
looked i if be did not vnder6tund
exactly wh;lloi this was in jest or in
4 iifjOt,-r (X'l rnjinJeitC9 f'vtie Jvr.
The Great Popular Verdict—the
Majorities.
I'rrpident Johnson appealed to the
people for a millet on bis poliey, and
the result t amailngly: grand. The
eirenmstancoa under which itwaj ren
dorcd, too, give tl)i Merj-injr and
OTflrwheiminjf etpreooion of pari lie
opinion apocinl MgniftVunco, and in
oren'o its Importance) tantly above
tluiV of" ordinary political enmpni;na.
The PrCKidont dencrtod tho princi
ple npott whiuh lie trap, olocted, end
proved false to the poopla who tnadc
him Vico-FrcsUir-nt. H.j imd (b0
tho Lnion party and put himself at
the -head of a new and, enccosHful or
(r"jUnl1on. Tvi tliis end be gnthercd
around 'mm a few trcarhorous Union
moo; place reekers and time' aervera,
like Doolittle, Dixon, Ac, and docidod
to uo the pntn.nngo of tho Govern
ment to bulla up tbmievr pfirty. Iho
Dcmoeratio party, broko down in rep
utnlion, and tl'iHlrusted by tho people
boca''e of its dmloynl record, gladly
rofhod to tho aid of Johnnon, and
then tho latter colored tho race with
the old Democratic pnrly at his hack;
numerous deserters from , the Union
piirly at his root, roady to do his bid
ding, and Uio , Federal patrons0
his hand as a liriliQ to tho o(Tico hold,
ors who ulioidil follow him.
And jui"t lioro wo limy remark that
the most BuMiuio ppcotiiolo prflsimttiil
In tho fleico contest through which
we liav'o passed, wits tho almost uunn
a in n rfii'M of Union offiop holdors
ti barter ' their prluclplos for dIiicc.
Titian hinn BsniM lit ! I l a Xfnmt.1tnt
-m X w nil FIIKI ft IIIU A I I.DIUUU I
"Pfiirtrt (in with vmif rni!fit fun f
principles nro not for salo." Iio found
men, of courso, to lako their places
but hot tho old ofTico holders, or men
who will eicto to be ronioinherod.,
Hut lot us look at tho verdict as
declared through the ballot-box. Wo
eaunot yet ciro tho' exact 'majorities
in tho'scVcral Stafi's; but hero they
are iu round numbers, und Vvf V' nclfr-'
Iv correct
Muino, 27,(0)
Michigan, 27,00
1'onnsylvn-'
Vermont, 221)00
Massachu-
tiia, 17,000
Wisconsin, 25,000
Indiana, 11,000
Miii;iosot.i,10,0(H)
Nuw. Terse v.r.000
utts, cr,onn
Ohio. : 42.000
Missouri. 23.001)
Kansas, 12.0W
Now York, 15,000
Illiuois. 65,000
Wott-VS.; 'rl.TItlft
Nevnd. 1.I00
Total uinjority,.. , , . .. 410.000
. On the other ido, tho Presidont
erp(,t. hv tln vntes .f men hn dn.
aired and fottghtfor tho destruction df
tho National Governtncnt, 'Marylnnd
and Duluwaro, which gave him iu tho
aggrogato, !,00t majority, leaving' a
net Republican mnjority in jho uine
Uien States iu which' cKctions wore
hold or 404,0001 '; ' .
This Is tho answer given by n loyal
people to tho npp0.1l of -tho PrcaMnut.
A luore crushing rosponso was never
given. A moro fitting robuko to a
faithless public servant was ncvor ad-
miuistorod. Nor was a policy ever
moro emphatically Indorsod than that
prosoutcd to the pooplo by an able
and patriotic CoiigrosM, '
And tho groat feature of this ro-
''101' ' uo rroat 'f01"
.1.. .1 ... .1 ' n.i ' . t . .
iiiu uccisioii. x 110 oaso lias been fricil
Dctore ana passou upon by tlie tiiuli-
est court to which It can bo carried
uuder our Government ; and under
the woinht of this verdict, with 'Ids
hands tied,' trustud by no one ; re-
spsctcd only so far fiti respect is duo
to tho ofliio, not cnpaViB of giving
strpngth to any publio nicasuro ; with-
out a hold upou and incapable of
gaining the respect or conlidcuco of.
tn people, ir. Jounson must worry
through his term of office aiid sink
below the level of John Tvler or
James lluchanau a depth in which
ho will havo juat causo to pray that
he may bo forgotten by his oon.ntry
niou. Cutciitnali Gtiiitfc. ' ', .'
a
Give the Items.
The city Treasurer mluht bo ro-
spovtfully asked for tho items that
swell our city taxes in the jlst Ward,
to the sum of (21,028, and iu the
Socotid Waru, to tho amount of $'.)'
253. . These figures are copied frtm
tlie pubJisliL"! list, and are supposed
to bo correct. They make au oggro
gatq of tax for tho oity, pf 'j:ii2Jl.
Thii amount is to bo collected from
tne cttut'us of Tifhn.evcr 12 caleudor
, .... '. . , u r
itnunths. It Is but riultt that items
'... . V ,lu",
rciumng thistaa, U made kuowu by
thi aurvants of the pifu-jla to the i.eo-
. - , . . 1
Tlio t'-iKW Fhjjt, liiys : " Tilui
has tho honor, this year, to bo . taxud
the, highest o( any city in Northern
Ohio, if not in the whole State."
Tiffiu oity pays 33:C-'J0 on the dot-.
br, whioh is nearly four jtr centum
ltnryrns, 20 6-20. ' - '
Norwalk, 10:10-20. ' '
gaoduxky City, 2U mille.
Port Cliuton, 22:l-2t).
"i'romoot, 3l:20-20C
Othor towns vary from between 20
and 3, say betwvoo 2 and 2 pet oout
TifTin only, being taxed 4 pet cent.
Our tax-payers, the poor ovpocially,
cowjduin very much of this. - Our
oity authorities would do well noat
yottr,- to make tha burden of taxes
lighter, thoy ure luoro than workiug
ueu are ablo to meet.
..
Tbn oiTicul voto cf ' Dcleware, fij
Goternut fi, Saulsbury, I'eui., 1,-j
212 rur.jorliy,
Ohio Troops in the Late War.
The report of the Proroet Marshal,
Just from the Government Printing
Office, gives complete slatislies cou
eernin Ahepsrt taken by Ohioin the
war against the rcbollion ; and al
ilioith aoniw of tiioe figures have al
ready been pulliithodr their new ar
rangement give then fresh. Interest.
From' April IS, ,1801, when .Mr.
fiincoln Issued bis Srst call for ov-
onty-fire thousand mch, until Decern-
bor,180 4rwren her tjnota tindor thr
InM c.'0'i for thtod hundred thousand
wa. determined, 2,083,033. men were
enrolled in tho armies of , tbo United
Stales. Of this number Ohio furn
ished 317,4X1, under the following
calls i i ; i i' ; .n. "i ", ...i' . . ,
April 15,"t(l, for Tft.OOn'men. 12,3.17
Jaly 'li, 'tit, for M)ll.()'0 uion, H l.llC
July 'UL', u uuu.UDU men, , W;.i
July 15, 'liiVfor militia . 2,JM
7,' 0 ""'
Marcli 14, for 200,01(0 mon,.1,!!2t
Apr, 22, '(It, for 100 day man, !ltU' I
luly 18, '04, for fi00,t(00 moo, H0,2!IU
Doc. 10,, 'CI, foryoo.OOO nion.,2.V8
'Total ' 1 ' " ' All 11:1
Jol"' i '''
The numW nf colored men enlist-
ed in tho Htalo wns C.O'.ll', and tho
numher of shilornllTd. "' " '
Of Iho3l7,000 Ohio soldiers 78,-
22:i suffered sonio casualty, or left
iho Held beforo tho expiration of their
turin of service. Th"so wcro divided
AS follows ! 1 ' ' " ' ' ' '
Killed, ' : H,2:i7
Died of disdsse, : i3,:i.Vl
Honorably discharocd. . JC.lWl
Do-icrlod, . . JU.tidl)
l)iMhouorahly disclinrged, 105
Discharged for disability, ' 21.KS0
(Nficers rosignod,
1,84
i ii. i : . J
i.w
Olliocrs chashwred,
Tho total rote of Ohio for Pres
ident in ISCO was 4 42,4 1 1. Compa
ring thin with tho nuuibor of troops
furiiishod, It will be soon that about
throe (iinrtuvB of tho voting popula
tion of tho tUuto performed aurviuo iu
tho trmy. Probably if nil who en.
Ilnlud .fVom Ohio iu, tho rcgiuiouts of
other status it would bo found that
the proportiou would fully , rudi this
figure. , ... ' , v.
jo
An Unusual Activity.
. ,Tho Untf'rt' Floijyt last week, )is
the f dlowing significant or iusignifi
onnt article! '"' 1 ' ' ' ' ' " ' '' "
On last Monday the otnetlon Air
Sohool Directors, In this city,' pnsod
n nn tsnal nMlvIty.- In other yonr.',
from HO to BO VOlOB. only, ' Wore Clist.
Hut on Mouday, '100 totus woro dast.
.Messrs K. Porsons and llobert Lyslo,
both H.Vpublicnns, 1 woro elected;' "and
Hoomlngly, polities wds till' canxo of
this reViilt. n Tho old Sohool Hoard
had resolved to provido ' n: seperate
school for colorod chil 'run, 'their
number being suflieiont, in the mean
ing of tlio law. " ltut we are not cer
tain that tho bnty eauso was 'to givo
tho poor negro n back-sotting,, that
the Ucpublionnl hnstonod to his aid-
What euro they for law Ahothor
reason assigned, In die follolngi ' A
ticket was in the field, having tho
nnwes of two Gorman. Catholics upon
it. It was said, 'tho' Catholics seek
tho power to control our schools, nnd
against this wo should protest, loudly
protest'; ns if tho Catholics wero not
not like us.-' Tho protest was made!'
they woro voted against; and they
Iinil to vield. ' Who er ' ihnv .' ('( I
" " ..
votou scuinst themr iho men
Iwho elected the Republicans, Lyalo
aud Persons. Lot the reader con-
sidor.'1' '.) - i ti. . . ;
. What ' are they to conriidot? 'Are
they to remember that it was a ootn
binntion of Ilepublioans that defeated
tho German C.ti holies, Mr. '. Houck
and Mr. Yolracr, or that the election
of the two ' Itcpubliosns' was dun to
split in tho IXimocratid ranks? Tho
number of votes cast on both sides
show that if tho Democracy . had ad
beredo ouch other, aa is their custonii
the'llcptiblieans would have sustained
defeat, : Iluviog had two tickols in
the? field, t,ho ono opposed to ' the
othor, it sonndi absurd to hoar tho
Fl'Kjj charging : the . dofeat of tho
othor two tickets upon tho Republi
can. . 1 c .. , v
- wa . - .
U.
to
sbt,
"
:
Majority of Judge Conklin.
Wo had expected ore this to Le
I I.. ... ....1.1! 1. .1 .on l ... t . '
iittiu iu ijuoiioh tttu uiueiai vuio lor
Common Pious Jodgo, but huvo not
seen it iu all tho eouuty papers of iho
District. Tho vote of Shelby county
showed the Judgo had In' this county
over l.tilrK intjority, and In Borne ofjtlrely
n,o oiucr couunon H was sua groiuer.
Tho Iscts.aiM simply theso Two
year. ago. Jugdo . Wnklin, by ap-
pointiuuut of tha Governor, took tho
place vacated by Jnde Lawrenco,
aud lsnt year was eltcled to till out
too uncupircil term., In Iheso two
years he had so satisBed the bar ud
people that, by common consent, no
opposition was made to his ro oloction,
or at least nona wotth opoukiug of,
and despite a few scattering votes iu
soma counties, Judo Coukliu was re
elected on the Hih lust., for the next
live years by nearly ten thousand ma
jority. May he be hereafter equally
distii.guit.hod by hi ability aud fidel
ity in adiuiuistering justico.Vtniu
Journal.
Although we huvo hud no personal
acquaiutauce with Judge Cgulliu, bis
roputarion is that of a man of hih
'ogal ability. He is the auncessur of
Jude Lawrence, whoso legal admin
istration has been received by the peo
ple of tho Sidcey District with Batit-
faction and confidence, Judgj Law.
rcuco goal to still higher reasons:
jbilit es.
any
ing
b
lha
tl:
od
...
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It
An Insane Woman Tries to Kill
Herself and her Husband.
M.l,, nerly six inches in length.
WS n;oiu lelow tho chin totho
9ar . i i. a ..,
frs. Mary Cahill, wlfo of Thomas
Cahill, residrng on Theresa street,
Cleveland, lias for some live months
past been the victim oft mental do
rnngemeril. ' Un pnnday ntorning,
4th lost., she attempted - to destroy
(he lifo ofb(Ti herself and her litis
band. ...Tlio Clovclanil deader gives
tho following Particulars:
XcslerJny mnrning, pnknown to
any one, slio procured a, raxor and
concealed it about Jier person. About
half past ten o'clock she was slaridinrr
OjnvemlnR with her husband -in the
kitchen, when she seemed to lie. sud
denly . seize) witlf a , mad frenry.
(Jrasping tho razor, almost in an in
stant, nnd beforo Iio could atav- her
nnuii, sue urow me insirutnonl three
time acrots hef own throat, 1 tuttinf;
horsolf Soverely,. anil once 'aeros the
noik or liar ;) us bum I, inllioUn a fear
Recovering from tho momcnUry
s upefact.rn iot.whj.hho had been
thrown by tho appalling net ho graft-
Kraft-
P11" "'' ,lri rHting tho rasot
i!. . . .. .. " . -
,.r.om.nor n?n? UP XMUOOt,
Ho shouted for assistance, nnd
noighbnrs canio'at once, a messenger
being' dispatihed with nil pos-
siblospeod for a surgeon. The o-(
uisn was coiiitiaratively calm, but her
weak physical condition could scarce-,
ly enduro tho terriblo excitement
through which ho had paused; und,
sho was completely cxhaiistod.' Dr. '
Itarnes soon urrivod, and the caches
woro dressed as quickly as possiblo.
Jlney were four upon exnimnntion
to bo SOVere. b it li'ot 'danuinrniis. the
ono upon Mr. Cahill boing tho most
serious. J Iio instrument r.coolrstod.
tho onrotid.nrtory wittiout outting
(kijf iiiirruwiy oseopeu u,e
iJuH""" "" we visueu IU0.T
house, about ono o clock, they wero
both cn.nfoHablo, nnd 'the snrgoon
has.no d6ubt but they Imwy,
iaae o CoomZ. E , ??' J.',
they Btrngglod told of tho terriblo
scene that bad' been cnlictod. What
pen can portray tho feolings that as-
oniicd the hoart of that husband an
ho wrostled With,. his nianiiio wifo?
iiuroly no depth of oaithfy anguish
cun bo greater.
'
About Jeff Davis.
Tho parolo granted tp Jeff, Davis,
sonio mouths ago, itivina him tho
privilcgo of the ground of tho For
tress rlurinrr tlin .1 ,v J,...
del through Kxoeutivo influcnoo, by
ruinoving all surveillance , over him
....1 .1... . 1. C t.! ' . .
nlhn .Instruq.ions.to thin effoct
va.w uvun puui. 1IUIB , 11 unuiiigtou , lo
the, ;oiiunandnnt of, tho Port, i thus
divesting hia inipriaoumeut of any-
i. .... a i. ...... Air..t - .. .
thing, like aovcrHy; nti pnting tho
war. as is UonoraHif hrosuruoil.,, for fi4
' ' - -
USl. narolu and , ruleasn., All ilia
, .. , , , . , ,
xiiiiru uvcr uiiu uoiu uoring uay anu
night Bro being removed. . .
DtEDONTiiK C.vns. Mr. Padoo,
Conductor on tho ciftnditsky, ' Mans-
fiold A Newark road, informs us that
yoslor'dny, on his trip,' an iigod lady
got on bin train at Shelby and paid
horfaro'to Monroovillo, saying that
sho wfahed to chango cars tboro and
go to' Jackson,' Michigan. Sho was,
npp'aroiitly over seventy years of a"-,
aud qui to infirm. When Iho train
stopped at Havana, elglit miles bolrU
Monroovillo',' slits brhssod tho nls'o
and asked a gcntloman, if that was
Mnnrnnvillit' Itnim. l.,l,1 lr. ,1 Xf,,.,:
.-it. J. . -.t . . . .. .
rouvino was mo next station, sho ro
seated fierstlf aud in a moment moro
gentleman to whoui'i&ha hud spoken,
.... .i
... tl. ' .' ' ... .... ,.
sprang to nor asisiswnee, ana. conduo-
tor I'udon culled a phyaloian from tho
front ear, but before ho roaolicd her
two luinutos at lubat tlio woman was
dead., ,1110 porpso was' brought to
Monroovillo and then placed a vlHon
be forwi.rdod to the friends of tho
doecascdw From raoors. on her rxir-
sop, it appeared thattho. -anio of,
was hopia Tuobs, and that,
oanio frgm iSunbcrry, Delaware I,
. ... . ... . i
county, Ohio, whro her friends rcaido.,'p.
Tho luttcv Uavo beeu iiiforined by. tul-
etrl'llllll n( 1 .Mil Auntl V,. .,..,..-.
? "rr
jiityi.itr, ,
'
.
upon tnoufiot! for cxiatonco and
rr
Woktii Tryinu. A writer in tlio
Ohio Farmor. claims that tho rot can
prevented, when not begun, , nnd
Nuspcudud whou oneb cpiumencod, in
specios patatous, by simply dry
them ttid keeping them dry.' .Ito
holds that tho rot is ,ilioly caused by
ftingitA growth from tbeskin of tlio
potato, and that the m7 deiieud cii-
Rrowtl(. TUuH b j ; h m
... , 1
t ,,f '" '. prBventld
aud the potato remains souud; r if ,
to rot has begu-n, the drying '(iroee.-'s!
ii.. a... ... .(.'.... '
kills ii9fnujt. the rotting is suspend
aud that portion vf tho tuber,, not
rotted , will remain sound, r This w
oertaiuly worth trying by produtMJrB,
dialers, apd especially consumers.1 "
Orthodox.
An oxohango,' In Bpoaklng of tho
prevailing oolU wind, says: 01 Re
rcas whUtlos fuarfully to-day, bctok
euing t,he epproach of winter, and ad
mouishiog humans' fo report to wool
ens and tho cholera to geek a warmer
climate." Thatwould be "orthodox,"
certainly; but we would much rather
take tho woulous than the cholera.
t possible ft ooinmn Was omitted af
ter tho word "woolena. but whether
the omission U due to iJ. .,irt.. .
the - do.il," we don't know. There.
suit or a practicsl adoption of tho ro-
coailucud.tioa-fudioates that it was
the work of tuo latter personsge. r-
rVatVi (emmtrcieit,
"
WIT AND HUMOR.
iellt!'
Vf
and tho y
tton9 ,rtnj rccoived th6 correct
&ra nul tll0 -following was
y . MB..
'Ii this tlioplaoo whore tlmy get
bounty warrants for 'old "oldiersf
inquired JLIarry, the other day as
attornios, who lifta mivlrt Inmstlf
usolul (n eounrinp; to i that Tetcran
class of our citizens' tliuir 'rights.'
Ym, Tuy frkmd, this is ono of
the fiiacon reph'id Loko,ith (jib
blntoloRl Biiiile.
...... . T, '.
'Well, sir, enn )ou do nnytliinfc
tor t!ii 'tin?' rcsjfotitlcd Ilnrry,
toiwlnff on tho Uwycr'a dek a half
smoked ecgar i'I iourid tile 'old
soldier' on tho, Bidtf-raJk' and
thought if anybody could, hulp liiin
yon count. . . . , . , . ..
, LncKUy ,iyr luasier uarry, nc
wb flcciifitomtd to dodging boot
jackal.
I:.
A Imndsojnq yopng pirl.wns not
np with ono night, l y .' a ;' fcoble
with
titi'tf
voting BiXfCimon vi mo irno rtinr-
'with a sciaMors n hir vest
I mean a dry goods clerk;
.vounrfrfirra luothor hear
ini Bitthin' pi, roso from! lu-r
J , nnder. the im,.ro9i..,n tl.o
, by ,w Jly ft will
".1, r " it , '
tnnt
I
... ... ... 1'. i r i" r. x i
,u ; rY s ' ' ' ' ' , i.
r.unn I. lit n nnonm r tlitt floor.
- ' , r..,: ,.,l
1(0 fl.jKiTWU ir wiw imgRin mnti
v. : i. .' . i. . .- i
kissin' wlucli nwnkenoa licr irom
her pfnmd'iil roposov ! ' .
: '-Aly ulnrtwrv my . darter l' this
fond pnrunt did cry.,! t "Ob that 1
should livo f Bcu ;tll'l8. Join's in
niy own liousol', . ', ' ;f ,
'I, know, tiiolhcr, Ihia j6tycot
yiUngo Inaidch' did '16 licr tndtlior
'.,. r,.U thal it in iirinrolief.
jt i(, M orfn aootWn. V
- l , r ,4 ,
TIlO ClllCOffiV KfptlWlC.Ht sAVB :
A fnan who aald no WU9 thirry-fi e
venrw old. railed on I Ufllion iiM
Saturday nijihr, hBking to bo rer-
ried, to a gii 1 pf. evetituen yearsi
ho Jiiat in nnko( t in nsiinl nnos-
: y vor been' marrld
before?'
Yes'- 1 -
lI yovtr wilo li?ing?'
I
. 4Y.' , . .... - , , -r
A ro you divorcGd frain fieri
'No.'
'Where U..itT'- ' :
'1 10U fter.' "
, 'How nmlih did yow pot for her?'
'1 ffl.t SiiOO.rtt 1 .V-!: ' ......I i
'Well. I enn't marry you it' your
wifo id living.'
'IJut she liked a youngor fuller:
bottor tllfttl alio (lid Hi'.' rllld " WltB
Trilli" sold for $300 and ho
"
,
New Advertisements.
DIiy G(J0p Wet
doccased - 1 .i
' ' " ctWSiSTixa or' ' - -: 1
V' . -'-
...
.""",iitiiiett8,
iNotico.'" ;""
' 1 - ' 4 ' ' in k. i'
A T a niaallnf n) Tl)a fliraolnf, of lln Tlffln
V Aticl nnl Work., h.M at th.lr OlSo la
TuPn.'Ohlo. an ainhHavthsSHt n, of Nmasitar 'fin
diiit.tore p' t-n- -h,ni on ha oat
ii..,., nio. a i 'ilia t ..naxr. "." at imimi
boidrr.. un iin.r th. Ijm da, of J.niutr, naii.
norlJ--tifl-iiJ-8r J.4ieajns.sa'js"
GRAND
oh !
1 1
RECEPTION
C. K.'Brbwri St Co,
:' ': 7b the lojlo of -" c '
siiKi-'ii wiHiis cfi'fml
; Ai Their -
' t . :.',. jf., :
Oltl EHlabllshment,
'- I
SilAVHArJ'S CLOCK,
.. "
Tiffin.v Ohio,
ill ,1.
A t 'thf. firta tat, , Vfi J' GO, Q DS
'' ' ' suriklen or'titu eitt;,J" ""
(1,1. aiatl.y h ftvaa awa. o-ia of tha
tartMaiia aaoat MtintHoui Hitsf JoJ
, Sbttwla . . .
cioaks, ' ; ,
Circular, ' ' Jt"
Ilalinoial Skirts,
Hoop Skirls, '
SkirtingBj btr-d !
Whito' Uooda, i
Doo Skins.
T . .... . . .7
UBtlllgS,
iOloftkiiva. -
Flunnols. -
Merinovs,
benn tiooj, ...
K niirces Clotlig. Qinubanis
I'crsinn (Utli8, l'ir-t(s,
ll..l. k.-;tt.- ' T !'"'
aitlt;i on its.
IlitHlvL'tB. '
jb'aney fcilks,'
llosicry, ''"' 1
ALL WOOL DELAIN3,
t-ilovea,
Knit Slinws, Knit Hoods,
Kint t oat -- -. ' ' Knit ('m ti
Knit sliirta.m:. ' Knit Drawer.
SILS SiILST3 AND DRAWEES
ladies; ,and !,gentlemen,s
Woolon 'Yarna, " RitboiiB, ;
Collars, EmbrtiidorUsBjfr
Xriuttiiinga; ..... :;lluirtiott,, t. .,
i ' ' ' ' : --' '' ' ' -.-1.
Boots aii'd Shoe.s.
Hats and Caps.
.'' ' ( I -1 t 'Kll I! ., ' j .1
Yanke A'ot'oits of Fiery Dcttrthtiun.
XtiXXWttZiVlllZ
llTuli,r t,"w,1 i.ttia t. .n iMu..h,
' " ' . s--it,.
' '"' H !' -' KOW)t, ca'
,, . . , . .
ilSha. V,H.o fy-anVair-ojaf.
.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT.
OF TUB - '
TIFFIS AGRICBLTDRAL IUB
RESOURCES.
s.n. r-.i..-i
B?.9KI on
4.VJI .V
III H
1 J.I.J 0
I'Mk
l)M ttnm ln.1ilfftisU " ' f
44,01 1 tl
' LIABILITIK8,
rupiffl'SWIi p.lilis '
'","1tKi Jin
lli . lt Vim u
Hil P. anj Intarv.l, t 0.'.a4 13
IFt ln,IIVI(Jait a P. r, l . x f ;7
'" , jMJ.su as.
(" f fl, B-nwt (Snl,..: - r -' '
Avit.T. H.s.hi b-tnf 4.lr wnrn saAordinf t
I., ttiakv. Asihan at,.iht lh wllUtn .tmii.nll.
Jor-et h, .trlly b-li.. A 'r.B.ft.tt
Swims la sn.l .nli.rnb-d Uu. fhh rt., nf Nnvmlir,
U-SO. O. J. Kis, Not. Fab. C.n.os l
sorlS-W-hl-3t. . i ' 'T
aT U .T 4 V A iV T ii I)
, " 'i " f
' 1 1 Fur Ihit Pictorial Book of
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS.
oflhn Rr.brUion: ' " "
lUrale, rfilAfts. MoHMStl, ttmf,An.titfnlTrslQil.
SpUmtidtif Illuftrated '
with hm SOU Fifil I'anralli ft Bostiral Bnfrarlnfi.
r-ry HE Vlln i.'d llo.s ll-rtd. ih ri.r.
' l.,innit Or.T,'ioth Win. unil Mnrv-lna
thT-i,Jf ni.il Pnrtwflo. Tli. R-wl or h nm Htt Hu.
rr -r.mp, ei.ktt, Mt, Mamh Bm a.tl f.lf .
l-Ttllng .aipri. Womlrrlnl ft..... Knnio..
wnril. mil ,Uil. of VVomtn tnfl thf wltol. Pannr.mt
ol' lh IV.r r hf lhriri"(ljf porlmrH In s mi.t.f
If si.nr... nl one hffrtfial .mis.lesil-r-Injr
it lh mo.t Hnipl. iiuiaaa, briltii.nl anil trfdi.li1
hcwik tli.i lh w.r I,.. enl'l frtrth. t'jrAmai.m.nl
. Mrall. In trnpilnn niN, bs fnwnit nn .rr n-ir t
prf-i. ,.hln tl-lnl I, hnllf.nl wit n.l nih.ntlc hi.nrrtr
luilf'ill, lmn-wo..n la ln. wort of lit-mry nrt. . '
tJT-Tlil. work .oil. Itlf. Th. p.nplw ),, tir.d
of dry rl-tnll. nnrl partiikn wsrk. ml w.nt .omrttiin,
htirnornn., rrmnnilt. ami .rtlin. Our Af-nl.ara
muklni from On lo T.o Uumlroil DollHr. pr month,
nl-.r of all atpir.M. ' I3r b'anS fawctrrnla. tlV'nf
lull parilonlar. d anr tm and proof of Uia
ab.M al.Tlion. ry" .Ui'mi
MAIIONTALPt BI.ISHISIH CO;
T& iH lH Wcu 4lh Si. lnolaaa.it Ohlat
AVniitcil--ii Xwirtir.
A N aMIvOfonnf mnn to Ink-a half Intar-H la
nr Photoafniili (t.llVrr. t For Inilh-r Pir-
tlaalara, oalt St nt rwom. o.ar Nat'onal KiuhanfS
H. nk. flmwn.a N.jr alw.k, 1 HDa. Iinio, ,
no.6-n.-lf. r. Oiclanl.
TOlICK&ICIIlCIIEIt,
MF.Rrll ATTAtf.OIf,and itaalar'k In r.ailr.
tnaila Clotblrff.tlanta Faml.MnrOn9ilL llati.
Capt.alo. Contlantly m t.and, Bfnail Cloth., Okh.
mri and Va.llnaa, Waahlniw .tr..l, 1 olln, Ohio.
.w t-aruvniar ananiii.a fivan to UB.toin. A ork.-
Ail onl.rrwlll m.at wlih promul att.nlinn.
- W N. n; Wt havatht Afanov At. thaba.t Baw-
Ing Mnohlna aoir In bm. nevH-na-lf,
Iarm Ibi Sale.
PB Plortrar ofltm for ntd, hit Parm.
Iwn
mm r.rt mi the tt?. onunlni im
Int. J, . 30 of wit i eh awt oft ft red, lh ItalkMr i
linibvr. A An .t'fftni of wtr rnnnlnar thmrtahth
Itcl. Iha liaiftirat in tnni
R.i.l.ll.nr it alMilit ttvtnsf .filnspfj thti.on on
I ill Sofle. All Ota aotOlit. i annraia-ainBtfiiai wvill hj
found tnjr.ih.f wllh fin, Urgf amiln nmharJ antl a
y.arf orchard of peach tiea. Alio Charry, F amb
an.l l'tr traai, (Ifvat. atm - .i .
T.f Pur Wimi antioth?r larormnlion app a iha
Tier in. Non-fnUvr H, 1H(VJ. vf,
W OTICK. . . .
rTllR anhaowahair-of MioKaal KUti,,paMsi
1 will (akanotlca, X rial Ja mat B Hohiaion. al.
niatitratornf lhaaitata or id.iLava4t, oa,lba tttfife
uai ninrnmtiBr, iMiii, ii i hi hi t paitilrtK in Iha I'ro
haia Conn fl lanca Conh'V, Ohio, allninv (hnl th
pafMnnlatalaortait1(laat at U laiafrlaianl ti amy
k Ibta a ii uharrB faiml Iha aaaia f ,lii b tiail
inad ta r iiirt(a of m-lol No. fltTtri In iha town
oi itiaitcn, in tha I oantv or WvntJnt7la anirf Htat.
ihrratn. Thaprayarof aniil pallltoa ! forth aaloof
nn iiibi niBinnnowo nairi no in mtlHt lnTierltaFsv
in irrniBatorinep,r,fmani ot tfea tirbia andwharirai
lors-.i,. Haxl ). it lost will ha (ut hanrtnf on Ilia
flrrt ilaj M firanrhfr 11, at tra oVIo. It & k. ' '
JAWkuak H. R(4HI.Hl)N1,Aa,ajaniiUtatff,
Oibion It rr NtiMuTOH, Atlornayt, -
"'" For imaiHcln. thitt wllleara '". ''"
orivaiM, iMFL.up.Nii.v.jviiooriNa eg van.
' ;i . n ,.i w. u.t and
I: TIUKUMO IN THB THROAT, I. S
or rcliovo " " '
, ., . . OO.VSUMPT1VB COUOUB.
ns qnick' ' -
: i.::;,: COE'S.. :
Cough 33alsaml !
Oter Oiio Million Bottle
"TlTAVlr. .n ulit an.l aot iln(la tn.lanrV of
t. J. ita fa.fuaat Itm - avvftavw, It. wnrni
a..iun. any iiuantlty of a.ltlllcaU., mm. of thi
""' .., ,r (-,-- ':.'
I'jMl 5Ilirs I' 11-1 Y RIOT. NH
who ha,. B.a.lit In lhair praotlr... and Jlran It th.
inapra.ami.MBoa orr .verr otnar con.pwi.Bg.
,: It dow n-'t " -"-"' ::-
but
'Lt)OSEXS IT,
n a.toanahr? tha patient to aapartnrat. fvo.lv,-
Twoof ahroo wMill Invariably Cat j ' i
lloivUJNU IN. III!'. TUliOAT.
A half bjIiI. k t)l .Hob eoaiHa'ly .ar4 iha tmttt
anS ral.lUoo.K It I. M lar. nS .poadf I. llinnara
tin.. It I. parfaolly kartri Ian haina tmn-ly aaartabla.
It I. aary .....UI. lo llia.ta.aa, and mil ha a.lmin
lata. ail II. ..l.lliWAk nf ... .wir
1 In case of'- viiif I 1 -
wa Will guarantoo a turo, il taken
in Bgasoit., ,.,,,.. , ,, ,
i eboulJ.bo ,..
: i without it,
, It i.wilhin ilia r...lvf al, It Ualca th. oIi.bjmu
a.,! h.ll na.l.nlMA ..... ... '
C. Hi Ct.ARK.iJi. CO., Proprietors.
. -, New Haten, Connecticut.
Oct. 4, I80. ., ; net tf.
; ...-.' Lybix's ,. ti.i.'-:,
Periodical Drops.
Crest Fcmalo Rcinetly fur Irregularities.
tHArEl.aM.llioaotUnp.tn n awn oraatl.a.
over Ian vaara, ana ito not ha.ilata to u tl.at
aolhinf kaa yal kaa. !; k anoa.aal ro.oarah,
Ili4lact.au jiowarfall,. po.ui.alf, an.l harmla..!..
inaaaatof fOaaaU rratlo.liv, no lona t.t. mailt
olno. In all r.o.at aa.a. it aava. Jail., whlla tlw.a
.aaila who ha.a l.n loaf .on-rara, aro lattabtt to
it fvc tho poo ol haalih to Jay.. . . , ,
Although, to 1'otCcrful and Futility,
Too, tra pa.faallv parmtaaa, a nil raa, lt.ai.il or all
tlmaaoaapl ,a.a ajioolniif kvat.ia.lra In. la. tltr.0-
laaia) rHy.iriana In. l.nn an '( laail, aa wail a
in tn, o.vn n.aillc o.arlaa vaara a.il I t... vt
no... 1 nav kn.a brn aat.au val a n nlnvad h. .m
o hMV of iha Sr.l ln.taojDanfj.tl.ro,. oowkljftvo
...a irti.nnniai. oiinair ain,-vv I ruu. laaiaa.ll ovar
.n rqn.in .iia t.aa.aoiai aTlwaa, Bm.tk.taaj lo
tlt.it Batard utivala.
Over One HurdrtA Thouiiitl 'iloffM
ll.vo koa. tnhllha pau f.ar, an I I hip. ana (tai'
a. r .ali.ra.a k... kaak hoaaStad, a,n w,
wbj Ilia I a rama.lv ao paaanl to ranavvo all vi aln o-"""-)
a Bt lo? o ka.lroalMM, kal w.a. Kl
kh.ro onaaoll la I. Ia..j, I. II latoik.
kaB.Mliaoll)OMi aaaran, l( who , j , -,
! puffer frvwunyjncgularitt,..i ,
rinfnl.Sin1ourt. oiooa.ivo. oSVb.Ivo or okalroiit.a
M.B.lraatioo, Ijaporrtt.. or th. bib SiHaaaa tiia.
fvlraw,! WuBlilaay.
' f.-.. - ')i..lllM ' -' I 1
.!
tr
iV. Ii,ivn'i iVi'Mt-A Feriudiceii D.'Opt.
Valaf a Haiti nawian.ai. lhair oSioa ' I. aaato-itlraw
aad nali.o than M, aill. or pvw.ta.a. r'ai.llti?t dl
roctiow.. oaaa.. an. Uo.u.la. aavHaaapaaj oaash hot-
Uo. LMT t h.y aaaf n alaia'.ajaa ol f . .
A'frv Ficiy Drittiji'ft
latha oaaatrr.ar bt orMlaiing tbo prloo to
'. V U.IUUkCU Kow Havoa, Vl ..'
Vl.aaral Afaalafa. to fottoddutoaaaa Caa.da,
la. JOHBJ L-. LYON,
fiae.ia. lh,t.naa, aw Ua?a.,Caaa.
FrirOite'lhjllarjKi' JJuttlt,
For 8alti by i..:,s ,n, . ,r s1,
BKKaHUlEa MTKU, Tiata O.
t faaaat d, load, ajl-lf.
i
TIFFIN
WOOLEI MILLS.
firossi, Dormer & Co.,
M a na fa r i nrfrs of -
J.tJ Ait. '
'lEIAtifcrtw,-
nan kftRj
: : XilnnkrtB,
i
I
ri.tnnrlj','
B'la a in-
mi
it 5.
,t -,
' ..!! tV.al . I
Cloths.
lollKI,
CJIolliw,
Ktocl.in? Ynrn, . !
Miockinic Vnrn, " ,
Slocking Yarn, "
V I- 1 1 . . . T.i- -
Wholrsi.ilc niul Itrlnif,
AVIioleanlv. nutt ICrt.-all,
, WliolcHalc niul Iletail,
Agculs thtj. t,llafnfaf lure of.
MilrtBi, '' ' ':.. ' i:: . '.
lira w ith,
n ' '- .'":.' afAckcisi;: ,,
Mocks, tVc,
!'!'-, I i'
tVIioIcsalc nml Retail.
y ' v ' I ' ' I ' -' -t
GROSS, DORSET &. CO.". :
- .. . ... ! . . ..... - Tiinn O.
Oth. M, IBrla),-.' ' . rt-,r.'
. ..... ..'.'..FOIl'-.;;' ;:,'.:. ..'
.':... .... ...a.) , , M fj ', , 1
GO TO
. ! : !', rt-t trm j mil
DIX0,nF0nGY j& CO., m
. ,. --.IJeiilerfcTiri., , . , .
CURTAIN GOODS,
I
House :
iit'ivun t r ?, Gopcls,
0F-
. .1 .,o-"'i :. ".' , .-.,..! ,v ,, i: ,.
Corner Second "niid" Jcfllrodri St,
' - i . v' !.. '-'-. i
4aton, l , r- ,,- . Ohio.
i ' - - i . i i ; i. j i
a March 15. 1866. 22-ly.
. , i ; DR. tWHENCK'S
PULMONIC
SYRUP.
I Thla rreal mMIoloo corad Dr. J. H. Suubbok, th.
Proprloloi, at ravlowaam ConaampOaa, waoa a had
aaojaved U B.nat twratdable naprjot, otd whan nteif.
death Bpponrod to bo LnorlUbla. III. phjalolaaa pro
aouncl,"bla obm Inoaralna 'whan to aXrmtnaao-4
tbo Da. of Utkl ataiplo lnl paararftu moedr. UK
Mlth waa (ertond In a vary akort Una, knd M
roturnof Iha ttlaoaa tvw bean apprsbeudact, fcr all
Blno. hU noorrnT. b. ka, tuHi auction
awunataolr a-lhw ue-,al Gouau-nnttaa aaad Ma
dlaaaaaa wavlrk r anoaUr aaanpllealad with 13, aavd
tha onrai affootad br ha aMdlslnaa har. boon Tory
nowanroa. and truly woadarfal. tlr. aoniHcc
make, pranjaaloiial Tudta lo anroral af tho lanar atttol
BTOokly, a bVira hd haa a tart 000 00m ' af poltonla,
and 1Mb Irulr wtonlahtivf ka aea poor oonsumpUtraa
Ibat bara la bo lUlod out af tbolr twrUia., and U
a few month. ' boalthr, Polnad pononm. Da.
BOIIKNUK'S PUI.MONIO BTBDP, 8KAWEKO
TON IO, and MANOKAKB P1LLH Bra fawmllr
all roqulred ta carta. OouaaBaaloav roll dlroa.
Uan. aooompaor eaoh, or that tar an. ran tatr. Utaai'
rithool anolna Dr. Bonnoz, bod whoa a a Me.
TanlontttlaboailbaMbtni. Bo hnia advloa frao,
tut Har a OJaroBnha.aralna.loa with ItU UanwroraolCT
hat ft Ii ibraa dollars.. : 1 ,1 ,
Pjom obaorra, wbau pornhaalria, that th two
Hkaoaaau o lha Dootorana whoa lu iho kwt ataaa
af Cooaumptlon. and tha othar an ho aav a ta
porbot bi.allh-ara an tha aooaraowal Man. p.
Sold br all prantoM and Doalaaa. Voloa tlj
par bouia, or l.a9 tavd half daxan, lttara (br
adrtca adtonld alwara b. dlrootod to Dr. ttcbenok1.
PtlMlpnl OrBjo, U Mutll (th U rbUadotldlla, fa.
rrnuTm ?r .!?.
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