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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Nothing shows more plainly that the
Pre- sidSnt and, in fact, the whole Demo-
cratic party are in the interest Of the dis
unionis's nd traitors, than the efforts be.
ing made 10 sltve on' the vote on the rec,
Olutlhs Of Clark Of Conn, in the Sen,
ate aud Deluno Of Mass, in the House
calling on he President for information
with segard to the condition OF tho gov
crumeut forts at Churleston--what ordcri
have been transmitted from the Depart
mont 70 the officer in command and al
correspondence between them. Tn,
Democrats squlrm and win not let thC
vote Be taken.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
South CarOIlna.

This disoontented member OF the sis,
terhood has passed an ordinance declaring
herself independent. This amounts 10
just nOthing ., sll Itis nothing bu, Sc
oessien on paper. She viii lad it the
very least part Of the heavy contract she
has undertaken. There is vast differ
onee between The simple frothing avowal
Of their politicians that she is sbsolved
from al allegiance TO the Federal Gov.
ernment, end ihe actual severance Other
connection with Che Union, which she
may discoyes 10 her sorrow before she
gcts through.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
{ Gen. IncksOn's Prophecy.

y zen. AuchsOn's FfOpnetys
The following is a copy of the letter of
Gen. Jackson write nearly thirty years
ago, aud which was read by Senator
Sumner, the other day, in the Senate,
producing profound sensation:
Privaie. WAsmNoroN, May l, 1893.
My DEAR SiR: /
have had lpborious task here, but null-
fioation is dead; and its actors and cour-
tiers will only be remembered by the pee
pie 10 be eNeerated for their wicked de-
signs to sever and destroy the only good
Government on the globo, and that pros
perity Ind happiness we enjoy over every
other portion Of the world. Hamans
gullows ought to be the fate Of all such
ambitious men, who would involve their
country in civil war, aud all the evils in
IL train, that they might reign aud ride
on its whirlwinds and direct the storms.
The free people Of these United States
have spoken and consigned these wick
cd demagoguos TO their proper DOOM
Take care Of your nullifers; you have
them among you, let them meet with Oh,
indignant lrowns Of every man who love,
his country, The tariff, il is noa---
and he itSlioiEos or uRdersoores tho wore
now
known, was a mere pretext--its burden
was on your coarse woolens, ny the
law Of July 1892 coarse woolen was re-
dueed 10 five per cent. for the benefit o
the South. Mr. Clay's bill takes Il al
and classes il with woolens at fifty PEI
cent. reduces il gradually down 90 TWEEN
" per cont, and thoro il is to remain an,
4 Mr.. Calhoun and all the nullihers agree
TO the principle. The cash duties an,
home valuation will be equal 70 rs PEI
oentum more and after the yea
lSi2 you pay on coarse wcolens thirty
five per cent. IL this Is not protection
oannot underslundi therefore the tarii
was only the pretext, and Disunion and
Southern Confedcracy the real object
The Rerf prsicEt WiH Be the negro or slap
cry question.
] MY health Is not good but Is improving
a little. Present me kindly 10 your lad
and family and believe me TO be you
friend, Twill always be happy 10 hea
from YOU.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Rev. ASDREw J CRAwFoED,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Can This Be True7
treason In High PIaccsl

tCouupsndenee Of the N. Y, Timcf.l
WAsmEgTON, Dec. 90
Orders have been issued TO Mai. An
dcrson TO surrender Fort Moultric If at
tackod. am reliably informed that
MOI Anderson tolegraphs here that he
had surrendered a large number Of arms
which had been removed from the arse
nal 70 Fort Moultrie, to the authorities
.ot Charleston on a demand being made
FOR them. This was done with obedience
as he says, TO the spirit Of orders he has
received from Washington.
An official dispatch giving information
Of the passage Of the ordinance Of seccs-
sion was received herCthis afternoon by
President Buchanan. A number oi
Southern men were with him at the time
and learn he exhibited much agitation
on hearing the news.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Farm for Sal g,

The Willow Spring Farm, two
miles east Of rTims. On the Maui6eh Road. b ofsred
~ Private Sale. I1ts Fern contains if3 acfef, abot
100 Of which i' nleaf ,he balance heavily iimeersa
The impsovsmonts consist Of two-stofy Brick
Haufo with Frme Kitchen, Bank hafni CaInafa
House, Waron House and other 0uihuildineti large
Ofe hard viii cheice Apnss, pnms Peafs, Gfarss,So
This Farm holds one Of The hest water privilege 10 Ae
county there are two never failing aprngl ore cosc
10 the house and living stream Of wattr thfough the
eentfo Of the Fofm, aofding water IN evey hed bot
one.
For further pauicuiars enquire Of The subiefber re-.
WILLIAM J.KAULL.
NH win also exchange fof some unimprovcd
land or a small Country Seat. desRe'lW
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given. that under and
pursuant 10 an order issud 20 me by the
Probate court ofSencon county Ohio, In the
cause Of James Boyd Admir- Of estate Of Mi
chael Long Deceased, with will annexed, a.
gainst William Long and olhcrs, I will ofcr
for sale Of public yondue, on Monday the 2sth
day Of January AID. 1861 between the hours
ef ten A. NJ aud four 2. NJ Of said day, a,
the door Ofthe Court House IN the city OF
Tinin Ohio, the real estate bounded aud dcs.
ori bed as lollOws TO wit
The South west quarter Of Section thirty,
fiye in Township two, North oC Range Six
teen East In said Seneca county Ohio, ex,
ceptng ten acres out Of the south west corner
thvresf now owned by one Cutler.
TERMS OF SALE.--One third cash u
hand, one third in one and two years, witl
interest, from day of sale. tho deferred pay
monts secured by mortgage on the premises
JAMES BOYD,
Adm'r on the esn q OF Michael Long
with Win annexed,
PESNlNerOS, LIE a BREwER. Attorneys.
dec20.3w Printers fee $500
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28


0STWashington City is full Of vague
rumors to the effect that the Cupitulwill
be attacked by mob before tho fourth
Of March. These rumors are probably
without the least foundation in fact
CoNTRAsT;-The ulocrity with
which the Old Public Functionury dis
patched Gen. IIurney to Kansas to take
care OF Montgomery and his Juyhowkcrs,
and the "resolute refusal" of the same
old gentleman 10 send rccnlorcements to
Charleston.
0-JA year ago Il was treason to SYM
pathiza with John nrown's motive Now
man may openly adhere to the enemies
OF the General Government, "giving
them aid and coniort'-tho Constitution
oil definition Of ftrcOson-and not so much
as be rebuked BY tho patriots Of year
ago,
THE POPULAR VoTE ron PRESIDENT
According to the latest returns received
the whole number Of votes cast is 1900.
900; Of which Abraham Lincoln received
100000; Stephen A. Douglas l,5OO,-
OOOi John c. Brcckinridge 0o,oOOi and
John Bell GOO,CoO;
0J-The Washington correspondent Of
Cincinnati Commercial telegraphs, that
Buchanan would not live as hours artel
the capture or surrender Of Fort MoultrC
10 the CArollniOns.
01-The Tribune States positively
that Mr.. Lincoln iS utterly opposed to any
eonoession or compromise that shall ylolt
one iota OF the position occupied by tn
Republican party on the sujeet Of slavor,
In the Territories.
Commodore Kesrney has resigned hi
position in tho Navy.
eS-The Mempeis (Tenn,) Apd'anel
says a Black Republican, named Johl
Wells, was taken by the people Of Bates
vile, Miss, into the woods and whipped
one eide ofhis head and face shaved, n,
words "slave tampercr" printed In blacl
lrItors on his coat, and then placed Il
charge OF Adams ESprsss,to be dslivero
TO Horace Greeley, The A ralaRehi say
ne arrived in Memphis aud was an obiee
OF eager curiosity Of large number q
the eitlzcnst I throughout the day.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

naacvoleut tnstitution estahished BY special I'm,
dowmeut Tor tho Relief ofthe sick an u Distressed
sfiictod with Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases, aud
sspeaially oS The eso Of diseases ot'he sSSeai or'
r1nNt
AEEnICAL ADVICE given gratis, hy the Acting
AtA ufreont ~ sho aply BY letter, with dcscrb
sioa OF their coaduien cage occupation, habits ofhts
6e.) sud eases ofeureme povory, Medicines ht
nithed nee OF rkarse
VALUABLE IMPORTS on rpcruatonhua, ahd
other diseases OF tfe Segual urgans, and the NEW
nEMEnlfs cmnlnyad in The nitpeusarY, scat 10 the
sncicd ln sealed lctirr onFcoes roe OF charge Tive
of thrro Stamps iof postage viii b. acccntable.
gnfscon, Howard Associsiion, No, Soaih kinth 81
.rliladelahia, Pa, Ny orlcr OF ths nrtrtori.
EZRA n,nEARrNELI., Pteiidsut.
Gao. FAIRcmtp, Secr0taB, doc26.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Legal Notice.

John Define. Is notified that Deiilah D..
Line. did on the roth day Of December 1860
Gle her Petition In fhe Office Of the Clerk Of
tho court Of common Fitks within and Tor The
county Of Seneca and State Of Ohio, char.
ging the said John Define, witlN babitual
drunkenness, and wiliul absence for mole than
three years, and gross neglect of duty ashinn
that the marriage contract between thom mai
be dissolved, aud both released from the 0bh
cations Of the same and for general relief
DELILAH DELINE,
bv Hall 4 Pitiengcr her attorneys,
Dated Dec 81. 1860. -6w-s3,25
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
A BARGAINI

! offer for sale the beautiful Gothic Cottage
on Miami Street, Cd Ward, adjoining The
Presbyterian Church. The house contains
Rooms. with oloscts-alsn Woodhouse, Cis
torn and Cellar The lot is 300 feet deep
Terms easy.
Il not sold shortly twill be Tor rent
dec2l.f Appiy to ]. PELAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Tho census returns being nearly com
Pleie, ne population Of the United States
and Territories in The county IS placed
a SI,OO0o0o The population Of the
States 10 1860 was 23,ol7, 6oI. should
ihe noV ratio ofFeprcseniation be, as re-
ported, one for 1913 900, Ohio will have
ths same number Of representatives as
q nTesenl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Legal Notice,
Joseph Shaw, Plaintiff
against


Sophrona Nj. Shaw, and
McDool Shaw, Dcfdts.
The said MeDoel Shaw Of The State Of
Michigan, (thc county Of HE residence there
being unknown 10 the Undersigned } will take
notice that the said Joseph Shaw, the
Plaintiff herein, did on the 29th day Of No.
vember An ls60, file his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas, IN uud fos the Coun-
ty of Seneca, aud State Of Ohio, agains, che
said McDoel Shaw and others, Defendants,
setting forth that the said McD0el and An.
thonv Shaw did on the 9th day Of January
AD. 1859, at the said County Ct Seneca,
make their four several promissory notes In
writing Of that date, and then and there de-
livered the snme TO the said Joseph Shaw,
and promised thereby there aud then 70 pay 10
the said Joseph Shaw or bearer, Oh ehrat one
of said notoa drawn for s93,7l, one year
arter the date thereof, with interest thereon
at Z per cent, and annual interest on all four
notes. And the said defendants promised
also at the date aforesaid 10 pay the other
three Of said notes in like manner, each foT
the same amount as the first one, and due in
two, three and four years after the said 9Th
day Of January. All Of which notes were on
the said 27th day Of January secured (by the
said defendants) by mortgage on certain rea
estate situated in the village Of Republic
Seneca County, Ohio, aud known as the
" Mansion House property" in said village
And praying that the said defendants may
pay the said SUNS Of money, now claimed tc
DO duo as stipulated in said obligations, OF
that the said promises may be sold 20 pay foI
the same And the said McDoel Shaw Il
hereby notified that ho is required TO appeal
aud answer said petition. on or before the
18th day Of january, A ID. 1861, or iudg
u,cut will be taken nrninst him by default.
JOSEPH SHAW,
bv G. W. Page, his Attorney,
Dec. 10, 1860. s. IS. dec l4-b.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

The Legislature Of South Carolina pro-
pcse ,osbolish the Fvur,h Of yulyl A
bin defining the holidays 70 be observed,
names June The aoth, the hnniversary OF
the battle Of Fort Moultrie, Good Friday
Christmas, Janonry let Thanksgiving,
snd FuEt dIyS, but omits the Fourth Of
July.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

This Bin, lhahks to the Republicans
hss a. last passed che House. Il is sub
siaunallg thessms 40 reported by Mr.
celiiss last session and provides, we be.
llo.s. foF two main routes, elrib several
diffssiag lines Al the East
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
What TuTIOw Weed Thinks Of
Mr.. Lincoln.
ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. 9

ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. "a.
Thurlow Weed, in an article In to-
nights Journal, Slludes to his recent visit
TO Springfield la the foIiv,,iug tvrms
"Since the newspapers have mudo our
recent visit to Springfield the occasion of
remark, It may not be improper 90 say
that an interview with Mr.. Lincoln has
confirmed and strengthened our con-
fidence in his fitness for the high position
he is to occupyj Of his eminent quOlih-
cation for the great trust reposcd in him;
Of his enlightened appreciation Of the
difficulties and dangers that surround us;
Of bis desire that tho Free States, il any
thing delinquent, should fulfill their
Constitutional duties; of his determine
ton to require from all the States an en-
forcement Of the laws and obedience to
the Constitution; and, finally, of his earn
est and inaexible devotion TO the prin-
ciples and sympathies Of the RoPubli-
cans.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
How Northern ICn arc TrCntcd
nl New Orlcams---Au Outrtlgc-
Gus state Of Things.

Gus state Of Things.
One Of OUT prominent citizens, gen.
tleman Of undouhted verncity, Nho has
iust returned from New Orleans, gives
an exciting account OF the state OF teel-
ing that exists towards Northern men
in that city, aud down in that region gen-
orally,
lie detNilu several eases Of expulsion
while ho was there, some Of which We
have published.
He says that at the ST. Charles Hotel
he saw subscription paper on which
$4,000 hbd already been pledged 20 So
cure the assassination Of Iincoln and
liamlin-and that bets were freely offer
ed that Lincoln would mover be Precedent
either Of the whole Union, or either sec
ton Of Il.
lie also says that on his way north.
ward thro' Mississippi, he saw two dead
men hanging on tree, and tho people
thereabouts being asked what il meant,
they replied that they had hoon talking
20 niggers; and un b,ing asked why
they did not bury thcm, replied that
they wouldn't bury any c--d abolition.
lists on their soi,--wculd rather SEQ 'eIu
rot.
Tho people Of sho North have but an
imperfect notion Of the eAtent Of tho ha-
tired and desperation oftho Secession por-
ton ofthe Southerners. They are med
with headsirOng fanaticism, exhibiting
neither Judgment nor even a regard foI
their own business inieretts--are, In a
business point Of view, cutting their own
throafs, deciuIing that they don't care,
but will 6ght these Northerners 20 The
/ bitter endilet eie Consequences be what
they mays-- Ckioago JoErFa lOs.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
EstraXs Taken Up.

fstsn un on ne i7th day Of nec,, 1900 as stray,
II Eioa towAihP Seneca county, o., BY the tubsCT
be-, v no taofg tsadqs, two Cows, commoa sEe,
man 90 supposed 10 BE- leu old, and tho othsFa
datk hfiudls supposed 20 he's years. old No Other
mtfkt o. hTanda pefcciyable.
deeas3w JACOB sANsEL.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Sr. Lnr1s. Doc. Q1.

The Democrat Of this morning announ-
ces by authority that Mr.. Lincoln has
offered Edward Bates scat in his Cab
met, and that the latter will accept the
position. II will probably be Secretary
Of the Interior.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Rcnccn Innd COmpRnY.

Seneca Land Company.
The Regular Annual Meeting Of said Com
pany for The year 1861 will DO held at the
CoWt House in 1lnin, on
January 18th and Saturday,
+ February 9th.
At o'clock Of said day,
All the members Of the Company arc reques.
ted TO be present at these meetings 10 hear
the Reports OF their officers, to elect officers
for the ensuing year aud 10 transact such
other business as may be brought before the
meetings.
by order Of the Directors,
J. II. PITTENGER, Secretary.
Dee. 81, 1860. 3w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Tbe ochhnlassio tho rihn Ocsola Plank
Read Company ate hereby nuli6ri that tas Aanaal
Mtsnug of said Ceapany viii Be hsAat the Amon-
caa House 10 MolmoIe oh
Monday, the ss,h Of January, 1861,
tho paose af sseins directors for said Compsny
for the ensnug year and 10 ainiaot tara other bei
nots ~ naY bo nfht below iha mesang,
"A fnil augnfanca lt fesrcctiolF soutifotr
issge,Js is.iAC ARNOLD rteiidsai,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John Rerkcy,s Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that the ,uhscribeFs have
been appointed ahd qualified A. Executors On the r.
deceased, lOnN KNOX,
dec. o., te6O.-aw WILLIAM BAKER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

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HOLIDAYS
GROCERY FOR SALE.

On account Of bad health / will
oasr my enira liuck 81 Groaanrs. TOYS and touioc-
tuanrnea 81 rnVaie Sale on Neas1nabln IUruf
Aifo ny stole Room aud Hsleil az foalapatie root
&. ~. ni.ACk,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Resignation OF Gov. MEDIA Cy.
LEAvEEwoRTH, Dec. 20.
The Herald Of this city publishes an nd-
dress Of Gov. Medary to the citizens OF
Kansas, in which he announces his res
ignntion.
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